14 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2eda17697f9dc006039389785a3040c7.pdf b684609b074ac64406c027d5f287ef8c PDF Text Text % S & r f # 8 f * * Z & * , / * / \ / I * 1A *r t ? £ 6 �0 ] kh n CaH I RSI f t a f a r a t r . i l , f a r f W tr a r f Post Office W ill G et C o n stru c tio n instrument will to appttrlag an tto Onto to tto Sanford Foot Office lobby. It N t M that tto old funion•4 a w fatal, which asuaUy rtf«irw a bit of burning in ardar to Main H work, will dlaappuar. Word waa received by Postmu* tar loal Raid tkia morning that W « b d o n Sept. 1, ovary one of Ito r j a United S U M Pott OffM e will to supplied with ban. point patsB far aw on deaka hi root Office lobbies. . I t waa m aalad aartler thU year by Poatnaatar General Ar­ thur E. Sammerfiald that tto ax* parlmental aaa of toll-point pan* la Foot OMca tabbies had proved aatUfaetory, tad that they would ■a lata im aral aw around Labor mw Is M oved In Today Equipment ta being mated lb M a r , end during this week, fed tto beginning of eoeabweGw ea Highway I7 -tl between tto O r. •ago County lino and P ita Folate. The State Road OepartaMBl toe day announced that Work to Day. Ueeaeea daring tto Meath of t o e follawtog a period ad euapinateo, •even ehlldron ware releatod front probation, ead w e white boy eodh to M ariana. Two beyo ware beU in fttl daring Ito meatk ad J u n e 'a n order ad.tto Juvenile Judge dad an Interview waa told with toe advtaa* I t o Ibvanlle Court, during Ito month ad J.ne, I.epwat u with tto state Welfare Depnnmeto la four cram incladhtg ebild ueftoet, pati en t peeking «M from - the state fed dependeat -chUdnm aad fat tto traaefer i f to o chfiteeu Faetmaitar General Bummerfield announced thia week that eoatraeta were signed, after competitive bidding hy pen ■innfaeturers, for 100,000 toll-point pent, 100.000 refill, and aoo.ooo ■oo.ooo pen rafliie, atotal chains for attaching tto poaa to tto deelf . Aaoordiag te speeifieiUeat, tto pone' will to groan in color, and wui to capable at writing la Mack tab, without refilling, a u nite none line at to u t MOd test, or nearly a mile ead a half, la length, lack pen will be atampod wHh tto wurdn “Property ad tto IFL O ftS of tto Cttiamw Bank wreary of tto tattitutiea today, raeidantt H. A. Ward J r - r i c e pcaatdwt) k W. Betaa, W. O. h S. 0. Lee, B, F. Wild, B, F. Wtoeler J r . dlreetaret lira, easkiar, James W. Abett, Assistant cashier, aad Mra. a WUeatt, taUar haahheeptr, (Staff fto te f Oviedo Bank Observes Bank To Be Offerei 10th A n n iversary At Legion Meeting ta n aad emplayea ealahrated tto ataited will to pr esented ta tto avaat today with a toga birtkday membership ter discussion aad eato depleting ita 1# yaara te apartactieu, according ta a latter with return reply card eaclwed which waa sent ta ovary member of tto organisation. Commander Lyon termo thir project as om of tea most impor­ tant far tto lagiaa Fort. Arrangements, eecerding ta tto Peat Commander’s letter to tto membership, have torn nude with Key Groan, KxaMad Ruler of the Sanford Btk'a Lodge, ter tto use of tto ledge *i club rooms far Moteaaaa twiaa permittee , tto fa n cy ad armteg to prattetfan af Allies. This of raaetien |a ns langti ta tto werM in which wt Lynn Lyon emyfcnng over thia project member’s eoopora- Fir® Deportment Answers 2 Colls Over Week End T ee aalU ware made by tea J. H. Smith Named Control Florida District Forostor Qrrt officer, and director* at the toak, tto lata B. F. Wheeler Sr. “Ha worked bard ter theia first one a r two years," Shaffer said, “V to eauld to to w today to would to pcand a! tto strides we •lata Forester C. II. Coulter re parted thia weak that Joseph It. Smttk, formerly the Florida Forest Service's farm fare star for tto O r t a s e.Lake lewboto Manage. otionolly Known ill Ringors W l » Htord I f lions Water waa tef aver a Ursa part te Ito afar Friday night and early Scant Executive was pcs .s ided ta Mlee Sally Ana Neider, hy Horace Catcher te Da Rary af Bey Scout, of Amorica and a daa chief • cord te Fraud. Gurueharrt, with Other awarda ta daa members aver ta •action I. Dan twa brought aaat a lt beverages, with Maria Stump! and to r ptiuaia overseeing their dlrtrf. button. Dan throe said donghnats, freshly made aad given by Ourucharri'a DaBiry Sundries; team this tear started a financial "KR. ty”. Feed, lumber and labor wan donated by the (aliening: Corson'. Sifeormartot, gam Faroe, Joseph Bwaaar, Arthur Periko, Davie Buildera Supplies aad WaBy CahiSection I William BUkemero. cite scout nutter, prtseated tea feiiewins te parent* who then gave team to their so u : John Kniaelt, award of dan two; Eddie Redmond, David Neider, Guy Millar, Xanaate La Bay, Vicki Ournchani, Bobby Carn o and WeUaslay Corbett, badges from daa throe. Former Resident Dios In DeLand Soction O f Wotor Moin Brooks Fridoy develop tralte of learfershlo a ability te function affectively in tto rule af an lafantryaun hi ■mall unit operations. During tht eummar tour of duty, tea mow than 1CM Cadetr repraewUng M senior adneattenal Instltutlona within tnr n% Third Army Area, Maine, and Puerto Rica w il raeafva training in aneh Infantry waapaw as tto Ml Rlto aadMayonet! Car-iln: Oeerge L Warner, M, died in DeLand SR Ma had lived in District Iterato r araaii fua control DaLoad Jana ter thine months ate and teraet maaageawnt actlvlt'a* of tto Florid*Service wi’h- Tto aaw District Fes ester kaa a Cardinals Floy Important Gama Tomorrow Night Beverly Yeung Baby Girl Yean B. Owana (I WUUa May M ute Tto Staterd Cardinals will tea Apopka team in tto I - Weather ------ f* MM �THE SANTORD HERALD 'U 'frrfi* TW1X&J TAMPA <*>— Tho i w m i r t Highway la f o t y AdHoaoy C an* m ltu * hta Man g h a n tha f * ih w 4 ( • I t i » M w r t M It with** bt Ha atudiaa. That'* w hat Loyal Phllllpt. rhairman of th# rnmmltlaa, aald In • ttleliten (W PL A ) bilafrirw Sutvda*. PhllHfa. publUhar o f tha St. P i t a r a b n Indapandont, aald hla p w t hat tha authority U la r u tlfa U "any phaae o f tho aaf*ty program wo fool naoda Imrattija tln r " Phillip* aald athar highway aafoty ita d y commit**** m ight h a rt haon hom ptrtd h r fcitarforanea a t tha a U U loral a a i farhaot with a Uttla poUtfco too. Tha aafoty chairman aald hara HOLD I t TONIGHT-* WHAT J | OOES SHE SEE S IN HIMANVWAV.* OM .r WA» ju s t * r r W HV D O E S N T THE S P O O K O O > HAUNT SOM E ( o m c a hou se OUMCANM9UMS OT ENGAGED O THAT* UT ITS ALL OVEO> TOWNJ**r ™ tm im c in sj BUT AMES u rrfQ iv DtUOtOUS WITH JCV/YOU MUST HAVE LEO U M TO 6>L H V E - v \ T MOW MV D A O S THOuGHTMDUD ' n e v e q AM OUNT TO MUCHEITMEO Mandatory jail aantoMoa for drank drln r a Tha aommHtoa la anyaaad U tha baa—"W« don’t think a man who haa boon a goad cMaan for W or t t yaara ahowll ba aont t* jail far jaat ana llttla mlataka." Ka^aamlnation of alt aota drhrara^Na affort will ba madt thla tlma to atart tompulaory atamlnatiana." , , Compalaary maehanlcal buy**; tiona—“Coat of tha yrojwt would ha mora than tha affort la worth aa a aafoty maawra." Minimum and maximum ag*» for matortata — No eontluaioru raaahad. KttahHakmant of a r«Mk »***ty huroait—Gov. Collin* oppaaa* TURKEYS WHOLE L a SOUTHERN STAR FULLY COOKED Liflol Notict O K A V * r MAKE A DATE,' WE GOTO A O BV E'IN .'-- 1 3 i r MV PAUlT QUICK FROZEN GRADE A HEN w e win f 1 -t T SUPER * RIGHT LEAN MEATY j . a . njurriELO. at at. .iA T .* S rfr-LoV«o* ra n. w y fiw * ? iitr tiakaowa opaatajfi m lw w a t/: AHAM, U allv*. hi SPARE RIBS CUBE STEAKS ittM aaA p ra n ta a * a ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED •0 c r a n t a t a a f t h a i l t f SLICED BACON LAMMON: JOHN W it - , hta unknow n •*au>* ir t u t tha r t i i i f t in . atviM tt Jan* V M s 'U 'v t& o m iBwn spous# If mirrUd. ki# rttp p o tlv # ufiKiiows ANN PAGE (B VARIETIES) rHOMAi If pH*#. kit Ji«THOM Aa WltpON. .. hnoarn toaut* i f marrtad. Ika unknow n hair* 4a i**a i k < i r i t U l a nf Ih* AB WILgON. th* ala wiLio nartnn* h**l»* or.atala lartat In anO la th* fa1 t«Vri:Jsar.viSi l#-w ill Th* awu, at tha n m jr Tawnthi* ja taut nf th* BE M. naellaa IT. VtWMhlp 1* Bouth, R t i i i I f Maait. . Tag. and a*rh o f you. *r* hartbr rannlrM la aaaaar aaO lit* |#*rannallr nr hr your attarnarl with Ih* Clark nf Ih* abnvt>|tvl*4 C«url. aur w rtlltn 4t<*nta>. |( any. ta tha III Tn Oultt Till# Iliad haraln aptlaat » •» la (hla aau*a. > a i ta ***** a ran* al ih* aaiaa an P ltlailfla* atlaratr. halaw. an or htfnrr tha Jllh 4*v nf J mIt A T), ( l i t , ala* a daeraa prn aaafaato w ill ha tatara* * W>|I»(Y*Jin n n e n n c n at Oanfar« i sg'a^JBrr-iTOft.uu M CLCAN OUT . TMt ATTIC .aw n 2S*0Za CAN D ,tut’ a , r t r. O. na* 1I1T SPECIAL THIS WEEK! WAXED PAPER »A T v«rs ^■■WELti n s rs a s M . ■ 125.FT. Rolls •» »!• u*#ff s f ik# r s t s t f i t i i f , [ in m y to n r y 1 V {>04 IN LmuueWTMArg . THE w o n s r M T w amiriaO taB raaulraO arataat aa* rlalma i m daaukada whlrh yaa. nr allhar • ( vau. mar hava aoalntl th * a ataia n f W AI.TEK E . BKW ELtOartaaad |at* nf aa<4 Caunlr. lo iha caunlr. Ju*aa a / aamlaalt Cnun(r. riarld*. ai hla afflc* la tha caurt A i'a V /r PICKLE PATCH SWEET MIXED wa\52,&-.iM ,hV,*,a:tV/; SS clajai nr OttnaaO aball ba la w rltlat. tad thall atatt lb* plact *1 rHM**** an* pnat nfnna a4|r*aa at th* clalai. ant. a*4 thall b* tvara la br lb* rlalmaat. hit taant ar aitaratr. aa* aar attrh alalai ar H a i M aat fro f U f tn ttf 'a ttM tf to f r Un,i& IB '/» OZ. JAR .ro JANE PARKER rilfrd aaainat **>* la ih* circuit C«urt In and tar aattlnaU Cnuatr. p lan t*. M ?j%T.*:rB wtta*i:» {mimoca * r-iw a a s s r iaata »r*ttait ara ta <*aima*4 yau la aaafrar and fttfr v*ur wrlttfra I t . faataa harala «n nr kafar* (Ba *»tb f a r at )t)r< A. P l i l t ar atnarwt** Daeraa pra C aalttta a Hi ba aatorai * T h t aantorA Marati la a*alOaal*4 ffaa*iVZ'XVlatf SutiSi XW'i\i ***“ •“ ,,w 2 r s r a » . « . mis m i hta tha Itih dar at Jua*. A. D AGNOLLA A Y ? �Tine SANFORD HERALD Mot!., July 2, 19315, Page 3 By STANLEY Another Truck Added To Post Office Fleet Postmaster Joel Field announced today that another truck has been ■Jdad to tho Sanford Post Office Float. Tho one-ton truek. Poitm.-utcr Field said, vilt assure local mer­ chants of better ser.lce in the business district for tho delivery of parcel pod and will enable the local post office to give bettor •orvice to tba Sanford Naval Air Station. “It If another atop forward," Fdslmaiter Fiald said today pa he •nnhuneed the addition of tho truck to thong that art already serving Sanford. Kiwqnians To Hear Report On Mad-Fly Situation In State Tho Sanford Kiwaais dub wilt hear d discnsslon ahd report on tho Mod-fly situation In Florida at their next luncheon maeting which his been postponed from Wednesday, July 4 to Friday July 9. Dr, John Wilson. a nsambtr of tho Sanford Kiwanis Club, has just returned from a conference In South Florida concerning the Me­ diterranean Fruit Fly nod the pre­ sent-day situation regarding the in­ festation. Dr. WU»on la a member of the •UK i t the Central Florida Expert: rnent Station located here a: -San­ ford. V Carol Nutt and Juanita Wynn of Sanford were elected to the leftdatura of the loth annual Girls Stale held last week on the campus of Florida Stale University, Tal­ lahassee. These citizens of the r.ivthical Girls State of Seminole, nude up rl 294 outstanding huh school senIon from all parts of Vmrida, experienced a week’i training in government at national, state and local level*. Member! of Girts State heM 1-Jlilatire sessions in the Sen.U.-j and House Chambers of Ihe I'torlda Cspitol—whcieby they learned to draft and introduce bills and all legislative proceedings necessary for billi to become atete lam. They ■Iso held a trial In the Leon County Courthouse. Florida Girls State Is sponsored annuaUy by the American Legion Auxiliary, Department of Florida', with faculty members ,of the FSU School of Public Admlni-trslioh assisting in governmental training. Open Letter To C. Mercer Summons Delivered Bum none for Jury duty, return­ able on July t, at t:JO a. m, are . ; being delivered today by SharD> if f i Deputies, according to Chief Deputy James Binglatary. w it ONG PLANE MIAMI IB —Andrew Gareti, 93, thought the airlinar was taking guita awhile te fly Him lan miles • from New Yerk te Providence, X. I., hia home. Carets discovered he waa In Mi­ ami when cabbies be helled could -% not figure ant hia directions to a Providin'* address. Eastern AirHi m returned the flabbergasted traveler 1,MI mills te Providence yeeterdey. Legal Notice Matts* Is hsrsfer aU sa that ths T r & KiW a'iS SHII he'hsu • i ^ S " * « s ° r' .T O fifaV , JuW U l i l t at JS;SS a’clArk A. M. (of ths trsnurilmi ot • u. l l s itr coat* hsfsrs ths msttlaar. tm " tip off TV altogether. 11m heart if/ihr mailer ii that ho thoughteUy indulged in trrtalg dance Ltsl VI I Pilots il.tM-i mvemrnts on his LAST TV ape tv tv rrv r tie*. mranre which a number of peo*■ " Aai:B- * ru u iirr ■ thought objectionable. ['So the thing to ilo, it seems t j b t - t a M ILLER, * t Si. D sfsn isR ts. 4 me, is to allow him to appear t » T i - y ns* i i i t • STATE O P F1-ORIDS TO; LESLIE n television any lime ha wants M ILLER, tr sl(Vs. h it nsknow n ■g to make certain that one coneon vs* If m trrTtO, a « 4 If is * 0 . th s pelt himself in a gentlemanly r s s u tc ilit uiimiown ntirt. Ip^usaao will ®'"\|l**i "9 *hF w*M mnner, and that l« precisely my gention. We are going te p ro m t •II VO. I h t lr rososflltv* u n h to w o Ivii in what you might eall hia • Q4IUMG (l UIKirttU. Mils. 4* 1st comeback. We are going lo IMG4,' l> • r imilf«•*»•%-'f| dGYtGGM. UtatGGG »Dd innlM l fesent the ‘new' Elvia Presley. Bf tlhG lltf* J l U 'f r "There is another line nf arguJO SE PH M. ARRENDON'DA: t« d r . «<l •— •• ■ --It •• • * lent, of eouni*. about Elvis and rt* h t. H its nr t s t s r s s t In si>4 *n th s note that you Included It in >ur open letter, ft is, to pul It luntly, that Elvis has, at you Itraie It, "No lalei.t.,' Well, sir, we ever started keeping people it nf work became they had little - no talent TV wnuld probably MIAMI IB — Rep. John B. Orr of Dsdc County believe* a com­ plete revision of ,he entire crim­ inal code Is needed to bring about prison reform in Florida. “ We would only be compound­ ing difficulties with Ihe building of another Raiford," Orr laid Tuesday night in . a talk to ths Dade Federation of Soria) WorkCCS. “ Granted, we need new build­ ings, but it’s a change in our llth Century attitude thit Is needed more. “Chatjgcs are needed in (ha charging of criminals, (Heir clas­ sification in prison, penalties, the probation system in courts and training and rehabilitation.” Orr said Nathan Mayo, state agriculture commissioner who also Is in charge of prisons, Is “a ven­ erable public servant. He knowi about bog cholera and the Medi­ terranean fruit fly, but l don’t think he hat any conception what­ soever about a modern penal sys­ tem." An clfort was made to push a reform bill through the Legisla­ ture two years ago," Orr §aid, “but we couldn't get them Inter­ ested in It. “ it took a man to be killed up there In Raiford for anyono to do anything about it. We should be ashamed of the conditions that exist at Railord and other Florida penal institutions.” Orr said that if the rrform bill hrd pasted, "Mayo would not hive liked the removal from his minority of the tremendous pool of patronage he handed out. “ We need the prisons under a department of corrections, not the Department of Agriculture." S H -H -H , P A 'W /'fo U W W O L F » HOW L HAD H E * SC A R ED /NTO P A C K IN ' T O ^ . IE IS H T H O M E -----T H E N jS YOU A D D E D T H A T s^ y b o - h o o !1V nd spo iled IT? s h e 's UNPACK/At* . to srAy n o w »j - ^ r v y Burl Ives Likes Rock V R6II K V r, BLW O tiX I BY BOB THOMAS voctllsU have bean making i » HOLLYWOOD » - The much- o rt. with musical b u k M M b maligned rock smt roll mmlc finds ‘h« h«v* *®tl«i more'had m art another booster Iro n In unexpect- r*rlne<1, You Usten to ll Dinah ed sourco—balladeer turned actor! Shore or a Blnf Crosby and r v t Burl Iver. ! bear an accompaniment that la , w " " * “ E,v'*i d‘ m - . I . , . 1. . . out of tho records, and Dwcitai a Ble Burl Is no smalt pntstoe. as( lhe yoimf ^ a musical observer. More than w)ih them, Whan rock and roQ anyone eUe he brouaht Ihe Amer- cime , , 8ng,t tppctl4(l to lean bsHad bacV to Immense pop- bectuie lt wasn't p trfaei Tha ulsrity. and hit knowledge of our mu*ie was noisy and land and country s music goes back W oftefl off.key especially with the drods of years. Thai's one of the . . . notion* s reasons he likes RAIL i “The. singers wore also onooL "There’s nothing new about It.” Ishcd, and they oftan stood koek he explained as he reellned In his from tho microphone and shouted, Harden of Allah villa, “ Why, it’s instead of murmuring Into IL the same kind of music I was “And them waa another thing dancing to when 1 was in cotlrso about tho records—usd ally they In 1927. In later years, the stuff had a beat, and • good, oolid OOO.’* was put out under the title of — ____ •race records.* •Tva got about SO of the new DOWN rock and roll records and 1 play . __ * 0 BUSINESS them all the time. A tot of neonle CLEARWATER, til — Florida am knocking this Elvis Tresley Veterans of Torflgn Wan god Buy. Why. I think he’s all right, down to the business of tho Mth Of course, I just know him from annual encampment today. Odh his records; 1'vo never seen Ihe rera will bo oltctod tomorrow. fo r YOUR E L E C T R IC A L N EEDS C im . two n i T i m uxoirxVw Is*. *r*ia simm a n ts v ts Harvie Ward, 1935 National Jack Kerani, who managed Jack The legislator laid ha bellevrd prison reform might be accom­ Vmateur golf champion, won the ismpsey, believes light hssv plished In the next eeeilon, "now 'nt tonal Collegiate crown white ’ight champion Archie Moore that the newspapers hava brought wing for North Caroline in vill become the next hcavywelgh. >champion. this situation out into lbs open." 1049. no talent? You say ii, and a few million other people might be found lo support you. but | am sure that additional millions will rite to his defense and say that he has oodles of talent. “ What Is talent, anyway? I've heard people say that Arthur God­ frey has no talent. . . . Ha just sits there and talks. . . but his talk reveals an outstanding personal magnetism ind whether you call It talent, charm, personality, or 'it,' it's rnmmercial. 1 think Godfrey it probably the healthiest thing that ever happened to ra­ dio or TV. . . . And don't think I'm getting o(f the subject. I'vo just seen the screen test Elvis has made for Hal Wallis and I pre­ dict that he has a big future In picture* U Wallis will ca«» him Wisely. “Une’i piunouncements about talent add up. after all, to maU ter* of taste. When I was a teen­ ager all the adults I knew told me Frank Sinatra had no talent. Later I’ve heard ll said that Vaughn Monroe had no talent, lhat Liberate has no talent. I'm sure the point is obvious. . . . "Your suggestion about going lo Africa la a good one since rhythmand-blues or rock-and-roll Is de­ rived from early Negro forms of musical expression. In closing let me assure audiences again that they will not he offended by Elvis on any - program over which I have control. We'll show you a new side of the boy. He knows he made a mistake with the Milton Rerle business and I think ha'a smart enough not to do It again. We all make mistakes, don't we? And wa all like to be forgiven. “Sincerely, "Steve Allen" A LL JO N ES ELECTRIC SUPPLY WHOI.ERAI.K — RETAIL m W. FIR ST ST. P H O N I SUB Gareaw larb am s—Wi'.h a matal wheelbarrow, you're all ast t* barbecttal L'so the grill fruiti your broiler and atari eooking—witk charcoal, of courao! B* sure tn check your supply of Coka— everybody will want Iota. And if tha chef gets tired, bs'll appreciate Ihe quick little lift Uiat Coca-Cola givea. 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Try freak kebab* with pineapple and tomato chunks. Serve aisxling with plenty e l lee-eoM Coca-Cola. That one-and-mnly flavor of Coke hat a special talent lor making good food taxle better. Bring home the Coka today! FREE ESTIM A TES That dreaded palis season be here eeen again. | m tund there if Feli* laiun t* cover tha mentbs of cs medical and hospital expat which uauelly m o lt from afflktiea. Dm * a giejwo Ft ly Fell* Policy coat only far on* yaen coreragaT B# aba caver Cancer T RmaH Monthly Pay areal* will finance Gold Bend Aibeatee Biding Kbinglaa far for m e boa*. Ask us for full details. O RAN GE IMPROVEMENT COM PAN Y 201 B. Ceamerdat and Coke—to put you at your sparkling best! ^eP - o<V NFCRD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY �Secretary Dulles Switches Answer ■r f AWES WARLOW It# central — and na ta* * u b* try*#* sod tM r m p * « r ■ Am m M fr*»« X n t Analyst *ura that ki« happened r«t • H k m , WASHINGTON (g) I tcwUry may epa*. a door which eon H W Thalr maotlms to Nlklto HI •f SUta Dullaa can bm from mm ka eloaad. akehav, Raetian Damnunto! p •ctmrna ta another without vM- n 0 Dullaa. ran •* # »ed# th* m o te t bt« often. Tkla tlm# tt wa# an to d o M k that pri! *»•«». < « * toterpr tha queathm: ta Russia laatnc II* t v * /^ o t snoughoridenc# Tar “ • ** Hkm*k< trip on Communist* outride Sue- tt A 171 to toka tk a m aft aiat On what did to has* hi* rwiUhT •»*» Hr (to n e anawara that Ha aald: Tw# month# nfa—eh* All that’ll known to k*T* kappan- “ W*^ th#,r e#uatrym#«, aatallltaa war# "atfll nadir tha ad raeonUy I* thla: lad leader* When Khrushchov and kla Iron kaal ad Soviet farc*nt ala In Italy, Franca, C u t Germany, league* In Haacow decided daya ago—th# “forrta of do*pot- Britain and tha United State* tank them thro# year# after I !*■ are more hlfkly arfaniiad aakad critical aueitiont *f th* lln'a death—to dltelea* kla call than *r*r” i Wadnaaday — Sue- n#w kaeaa* In Ruattet they certainly muat k m fci •la’* held an world cammunUm la "gine# yon ware tha neat trust- what they ware deinf. "gmvaly Imptriltd.” ad aldta of SUlln during atl three The* muat t o n known tha With that apUmlitlc atotomant yaare at tha crimaa y*u now atripplng SUlln naked before aia yen yoi to ry , w « / warn » —* raising •«»•■>« dot he learned to help tha acw new *ay h# ha committed, what did tory. they *, l — • *- * —1- • tm i thaaaalvt* — all ,, Mnieowi — ; -Rad lln* laid do*" by do to rt:p atop thamT Aid what rale about themulvt* — aad all R#d avarywhera did yau play la thamt" 1*adara toarywkara wbe had keen that Rad partleaJ c ..........‘ should act Ilk# national partita But theta ware tha minimum Stalin’! errand boys — and that auoitlona th* Rad b ato n eutald# qutotton# about thalr rolaa la Bta. doing thalr awn thinking. Ruttla could aak kaMuac thay lln’a caraar would k* asked, It Is poaslba In ftlma that war* th* moat obvlaui aaa*. They It la yaaaikla that they have th# Communlit aartlas autalda ____ Ru*-wan being ukad all around tha anawara ready aad win gtvo tkam lla will us Independent, will aad guar, with vwld by Commtmiat raak-aad- whan thty think beat. It I* alia ral amang thamsalv*# •national t f»ar# and noa-Cammalata alika. aaaslbla they am agad far tka Rad Russia, and that intamatlanal tn U Th* Rad Isadar* ootdda Ruaala laadan antolda Rnaala to atk th* a ntoaaa —•**•»» Tugaalavla’a Tito who guafUana thay did. ------------ had brokan with StoSh-kad not Dullaa aald recently tka pa*-* anly boon Stalin’* abadlant yaa- tloa* raised by Bad h a dart la tha Art Gnat Value To Community jSw w tuglty l a 'r a ^ l h a muttipb b ^ l U hiving s decks and wharves within tha o f ltd boundaries along tha S t John* iS rT fL , . , ^ . , Tbs SSRSnsJon of iaduatry comm along S y tb UW lyrldlng of • sourea of low-coat f m b aa bariw plying ^twaan tha principal freight eantdrs tf tha Sanford. JZ miCMd tha boat” ae fer-en d *^|SeeUag1y, tbosS Wbe would like to aaa Ban• f o r d expand industrially, a r t try in g to puA y p * eftrt b a t o n th a h o rto —try in g to brlnj in d u stry bofQ rt providing th o m aana ft hy inlsad wateKays re p o rt water-borne oommerca In excess of ana nilUan tons, Thla It snothar project tha Sanford Dovalopmant Commission could handle with immediate results. Thera U no d o u b t that wator shipping and atoraga faailltiag. at Sanford would prove to bo of astounding value to tho Induatriat progress of tho community and area. “ * A fttra il g* m eU m orphoate h a s com a o v er th e piano. A new v e rie tp (electric) is n o t only om alter a n d lig h te r in w a i f h t I t haa a aort o f rh e o sta t aw iteh fo r ralainff th o vol­ g f r i w b l * W ith C i t i s a n t h l p um e, o r low oring i t to n early aero, Thla m aana th a t Jo h n n y can p ractice - J s t b t s A U f t s s .a ; ksa I S k s s ' A S S r S K S r t ttfe n u : k h # SoUlnTcolIn? Im | . Vour gay# tho# furthar facto and stylo shaa too, not aver tka too. la- J* . « • M l" «a th* Knmlln wart *a oplolon and n M jjJ n c l Ha la lev * w ith o u t d istu rb in g th o neighbors. H a can w£ 7"your” psnto too lao. conjactursa. atop-and thalrbreak aaetaloava*. «*!!"■ ra p o d o tn Know les C •-la n d , publU hor o f • !» “Tka aambar ckircoat look U At to u t a katf lack af ahlrt cuff * M d poo e f U h e f t - - - - - - - - v --------1 tka warli, oe tka way aut la Aeariaa. At pratrude from tka aaatP m r t M Vsn B u m ------------ m. r __ tkakaat drat#*d a a a an earth. U .t At teat! It wai toe aid aa a- d a m , Wh# aay* xlM. A krlghtor gray, aad af "About 11 par cant af A atrieaa r S d W f **01# T rouble W ith C itlianahlp". ha m o th er calling o u t from th a kitchen, *aya R *o. Da rod la president of H. tours* blue, wiU be Ik* favoritebttakeada era acteapaalad ky tkalr l* * W IS p d r it . I t j u s t d o esn 't seam rig h t t h a t a P H R *" i fall. wlvaa whoa buyteg a wit. Rut a a a A eoidlto or S ay o th e r tim e n , w no Itaaon should become auch a p riv a te p ar- Dare* aid sin*, a Fkliadaiphte filer* tola ■Mj— — m n . hratstad aulta are caa- should llstoa arao more to tkalr i d tf* d a f* r n o th in s, will easily fall fo r any- fom anC o. On# w onders w h eth er, in th a *ta» which thU year mauHa e e t# aad to teg"Douhte back. Sa i* tha aguaror-akapod wlvaa urban plcktag ant th* akaaa, lias, sock* aad sklrta to wear with M h l i t . freed o m Un*t som ething you f t t teac h er’, annual rocJUl, J o h n n y ', p a rt will “ J * * * m* • Jm kart. I ------ .. .*. a. .w. . , What ,are tka ao#t eamman thalr aulta. Waaaa ate bettor at r u . W . m m i Ii Iaa y * i w o r t A t t e « a ,1 0 1 Hava t h . . « » , c l..r,_ It kar husband la downrjiht skillful mistake* man mika la thalr doth- adactlng a load eater enscmblo. whea It eamaa w U kla| aut U w --------- --------------------- They should ka. Tlwy’ve lo t mote girkage ordrytag the dittos, toft Urn* to think about suck thlags aho complalas that to* eftoa be t O r f U Q Q l t d b l l C l t "Half the mau'a aulta .aid la American Men Are Beau Brummels KjjSrti'iusw' 'S & s . Soma Fat Needed D aily IKS. 5Daroff, fwh# JustJ lift no non-C hristian land ’hu n g er, f t is no accident, Plant To Be Built A^ ’^ ?r!2 l*n ri." L : i " Lom ond rntumod from NlW Y O R K , N. T., I* — to w wlntor iaibi,^ throe an axtondad visit to Kuropa. aay* thla la all nonsansn—that Amorteaa wlvaa are married to Saau Rrummala aad don’t knew It "Thay should aaa tow Rurepaaa man rot»y dreu," ho aald. Stylefam ous T a te gallery in London. W ith re- man wise, really thay da " mite* behind the — — m arkable cooinoaa, th e y filched th e canvaa **••• • nd walked o u t w ith It p a s t guard a an d S J t a S 9 passerby. Co fa r, ao good. rs*e«u we h»w ww#*w. jjje B u t I t happened t h a t a cam eram an se n t Daroff said a proof af thte la ES— to cover a n " Iris h dem onstratio n ” expected tat Kuropaia man, who towd to 1 A T *° ®wur outside th e gallery becam e bored kltetoi rtavn* to thalr wlvaa w ith inaction an d sh o t a p ictu re o f th o ii envy tkam thalr clethlug etMtoM f* n e ry steps Ju at fo r th * fu n o f It. A nd It "Thar are baagrr tot American * Md» also h appened t h a t precisely a t th te m om ent lylea.” to aald. MA 'llad e marten’ U M an maa’B alotkiag - ■ ■ th # thieves w o rt descending th o se step s w ith »a cam# to mean camtort aad th e p u rM h ad p ain tin g . tshten teadorahip on tto Contiw .b u T h a p h o ta g rsp h enabled •»* — * police - to—tra•c k th e m down In Jig Mam. I f th is s o rt o f th in g keeps up, t h lavas wiU h i dem anding unem ­ ploym ent com pensation. N ot to bo o u tstrip p ed in th e unusual tre n d o f thing*, ta k e th o ease o f b re ak in g in to a Seminole C ounty sto re F rid a y m o rn ­ in g — th a th rd e y oung m en w ere being w atched fro an a d ja re n t house. thalr rtyla# are tto asms thay a a * •a re abowtai la ln a.1* An A tlanta, G io rg io housew ife bought Aatof which Ruropaaa man warn aomo dehydrated w ato r pills from a door- tto toat drannC, Daroff aald flat­ te 4 o o r salesm an. Now, ab o u t t h a t B rook­ ly: "Nowa af them Tto Euilteh atfll lyn B ridge, m a 'a m ............ g« around la towlar kata and aulta that look two iteoo toe tmall for them. On tho Oontiaoat tto raita Sr* comfortobte but thay hav* a hoa-lika took. "Amoricaa cU'hln# l» doilgncd It ftoOm* euro to |e higher thte S ? 1? J u t e ^ i S to flatter * mav and make klm tall. __________ ■ — teak tailor. la Europe 'toy to o t Facaowftl la coma total* team bettor to flatter a customer—they aura ft# riee, barrios aaah dlaao juat cover him up." u ra sa teag atritoa or a break dawn in tto aconamte or tatoma tteaal plater* generallyAt mM-y o a r tto Maaumai stow* dofiailo algna af eowoonua tiag on paying off tame af tha IJalaa Bag A Paper Corporation **7**’ today aanouneod plana far the ■■*''■!*? .* ? * * ! " , • building of a cemtgatod stoat 2m I plant In Lakaland, tor fabricating ttrt t o g cacrugatod boa#*. Setoduted tor‘v 2 * , - ....... comptotion la October INI, the *• probftMy Wft awa tost new plant win to located Just aut- *“•*»■•*■ R* iM# IB eew aulta a side th* city limits an Wait « m t - e n d buys tkam from hlmato. Highway, According to Job* T. Harrison, dictated tto need tar e local ton Union Sag's vice pmsidaat ta manufacturing unit Our now ton chart* of toord aad corrugated Plant will have the moat aaadan cautaiaor aatea, tto LatolaM slto aad afUrtaat aonvortiag eaulpmani waa chosen after careful eoaiid- ita orntral location will naaM* tratlou. "P ar tto past tea yaara Union to mar* atttetoutiy handle * • havn servad Florida industry tto spnelflc aands af'tto trade." f»m Savannah, tto site af Union’* Uatee Rag aba stated that H yas* pulp, paper aad beard maau- pteaa to employ shitted aad aomfttattering audratlon,” Mr. Rant- akilted labor as waU aa ataatari ami aald. reawavar, the dyaamle totp from tto Immodlato auirmml p « * af tto aitrus end produaa lag a n a . Tto tecatlaw aad time af faduatriao to Pterida, plea tto tto Jab intorvtewa wUl to annoua- iConsumer Can Expect Higher Prices } SAN PEAMCISCO, W - H l|tor tprteoa—a Cfoapiai ria# In tto coat >w Uvtef lu u - a — — — 1 high#— *-l# Jrt ta- now racord i* atroas protoklllty tor the eow turner to rnekon with In tto teat i a l f of this year. J Ttoro’a a feed otoMt, towovor, 4hat roahoa with R to eaa, tf to ’a Sa par i lot oat bargain hualor. So•aaoa the ccunpetition will k* T ak « tt « u y on tho H ighw ay a ottor hand, and tka Manor y tor tto conaumor’a delrill m ito profit margto auk lad mark down# a siB lta rii| tf tortnooa life. aarvteo* tto atory It dR> L stew petal to atii klgtov af madteal aaro, teal and mriSttan — a higher udaral ■ jpsoliea tar aoa tkiag. Al- market, Knot Amerteaao, stovo ell, aaom la ka fftfttiag wad ta tto rolling typo of raosaatea ttoy’va known oteoa tto w an-tto modjaatstoot Is a taw todoatrin at • tlmo and ta rotatiaw- -and teia litoly to peal* whan ana Hod af toalnaaa turn* aofb cartotoly ualaaa to ’# so* tf tto YOU'RE TELLING ME! I T S M ONEY-M AKING T IM E for y o u r sa v in g # I n | th e s e Brat 10 d s y s o f o u r new d iv id en d pt y o u r b e st o p p o rtu n ity o f th e m n e ln ln g y e a r to RauflB o s m in g a o n s s v t i t p f u r g o o d o p p o rtu utitea e s n 'f (sa t f o r t u D o a ll y o u r sp o a d ln g b y T n lo p h o n o ^ * { • Lssva tarty n yoor me trip thas tato tf stay « • ptay it tala. If ynu’ra O p e n o r a d d to y o u r s a v in g s account rig h t now. fe re n c s in d o llar* o e D ecam b o r l i s t I �Personals Mr. and Mn. F n d Smith of Weitern Ante Aaaoclate Store and their aon, Mike, left yesterday for g week’! vacation at Silver Glenn Sprint* near Lake Georg*. Their other ion, Lailie with Billy Kirchhott. i* *pending the rummer et the Hotel Windsor, operated by Prank Mebane Jr. of the Mayfair Inn, here, at KlUabethown, N. Y. Mn. Buinar will alio M m aa re Hof manager •! tha Southern du triet. Mr. and Mn; S. I . Ratliff left Sunday for a week at Daytona Beach. Later they will travel to North Carolina to pick up their daughter, Roallnd at Eaglea Neat Camp In tha Pisgah Foreat and from there they plan to go to New MUt Prance* Cobb left last week York City. ^ —e for Brown Ledge Camp for Girl* in Vermont where aha will servj Mra. Georg* H. Lindaey returned a* awlmlng inatruetor far the aum- home Thunday from Washington, mer. D. C. She apent flve week* with a friend, Mn. H. S. Young and Dr. J. B. Beet will leave on a family, the mother of Mr*. Howard vacation thin week with hi* dauglt Lindaey. ter Mn. Ethel Hendenoa in Long­ view, Tex. He will then travel to Mr. and Mn. J. A. Strange have Boaton to viait relative*. The Rev. returned from an early vacation Jemaa Thompaon of Lake Mary will apent partly in Creatview, N. C. preach In Dr. Root’* Congregational and British, N. C. Jimmy Wright, aon of Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Wright, fU Elliott Ave 1* aong thote Hated for acholiOlc Mr. and Mra. Gesrga Lindahl or achievement at the Baylor School Birmingham, Ala. ire viilting with for Boy* af Chattanooga. Tann. He hli mother, Mn. Grace Lindahl it Hated on the Dean'* Llai wmcS mean* that student haa main tailed at her home la Lake Mary. an aterage of 75 o*- better In r'.l Mr. and Mrs. Richard Packard subject* for ih» cuuent alt *e«k». are visiting a short while in Lime­ stone, Tenu. Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Walkci *nd family apent the weekend tn Interlichen, visiting Mr. Walk-:!'* bro­ ther, Mr. aed Mra. R. W. Walker and Jill. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Collum, 100 W. 16th Street are spending three months la Freehold, N. J. Mrs J. C. Moore i* vls'ung in C'trmoBl, Ga. for a short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank More and son Richie are leaving (torn New Port, R. I. for overseas a* he it aUt'cned there with the U. 8. Navy John Smith and Gregory Walker left over the weekend for "Laao eh**,” (he Bey Scout camp which i* located in Pasley, They wilt camp out for a week. Word has-been received-by Mr* W. A. Knight that her daughter, Thelma Butner haa beau made manager of "My Shop”, Charles­ ton, 8. C. Mra. Butner waa bom and raised In Seminolo County and was well known hero la Sanford. The Charleston store le on* of the U Specialty drees shops la tha South. rendered 'l i t tl e Pink Rosea," a enmpeeed bp Mra. Bishop, th e Utter aeteetten w u pure­ s t the marriage ef iho bride's •later, Tradition*) wedding mara haa were alee used. {toon BaMtot w u Mn. elii •ridnete* ' Sam Frank Univenlty with too brids laat month and whn haa bald many ante spots In tha various actlvittde thorn. Her solutions Includ­ ed " 0 Perfect Love," "Th# Lord's Prayer" and "Ich Uebe Dkh." The former Mlsa Biahap w u liven la marriage by her father *r-« wr white tnlle and Chantilly lice •ver glimmering white taffeta: • It futured a pointed basque bo*diaa with a high Queen Ann* - etOnd up collar and long sleeves ' UMnlng to paints ever her wrists. Th* extremely full skirt ‘.sided In a brief In to while her •flwgeMtp roll toll gently (mm • delicate lace cap. Mm tarried a Band-made Japan**# ink hand­ kerchief previously carried by •Mr. maternal aneeetere tor three ‘ BtoMratteea at their respective Miss Fay# Ashley Bride-Elect, Honored A t Party The lovely home of Mn. Hubey Spears waa the scene of a wed­ ding shower Friday night for bride-elec. Faye'Ashley, with Mn. Irving Pryor at en-hoattse. The piano in the living room wet tipped with a large bride doll, surrounded by fern and white periwinkle hloaioma. The coffee table was centered with a bouquet of pastel Berbers dairies, and an occasional table was arranged with an off-center decoration of fern and periwinkle around a ■mailer bride. The bride'a chair waa marked by a large satin bow, aid a shower umbrella aerved at shade for the Door lamp near her. The dining room chandelier waa hung with an amngement of styrofoam wedding balls and white streamers. The buffet had a ride arrangement of white gled* in a low bowl, balanced on the other end by a alx-branch tterllng silver candelabra with tall frosted white candle*. The dining table wee overlaid with ■ handmade ecru laee cloth, and had a matching ats-branch candelabra. Tha punch bowl cen­ tering the table waa surrounded with fern and white hibiscus bank­ ed around another small bride. Twe white styrofoam bell* were looped over the front of the bowl from which wedding punch we* served along with homemade cookies Iced ia wedding betla, nuts, and mints. Mils Ashley was presented with one of tha bride* aa g souvenir of the shower. Oamee were played with prize* going to Mis* Ashley, Mn. G. H. Sykes, Mn. Vance Duke, Miss Margaret Bonham, and Mrs. Spoan, after which Mia* Ashley w u presented many lovely gifts stacked in a wicker laundry bas­ ket. Invited to be with Miss Ashley wore her mother. Mn. J. R. Ashloy, Mn. Evelyn Vara, Miss Dawn Pearson, Miss Theresa K. Spears, Mrs. N. U Bishop Mra. R. E. Wells, Miss Peggy Chouch, LaVera* Sweeten, Mrs. H. Martin. Mrs. C. F. Bonham, Mrs. Donald Colvin, Laura Ann Andenon, Mlaa Beverly Benton, Mn. O. P. Wade, Mra. C. A. Andenon J r , Mn. Roy Johnson, Mr*. C. W. Reg­ ie. Min Hilda Erglo. Mn. Terry Wilson, Mtae Bobby -Morton, Mn. Homer Osborne, MU* Mary Vir­ ginia Robinaon, Mra. O. B. Griggs, Mte. N. J. Duggar, Mlaa Grace Dugger, Mn. W. 0. Carpenter, Mlaa Betty Carpenter, Mn. W. B. Oil**, Mrs. R. T. Thomas, Mn. was Mrs. R, Tnmnkln tt*-' Springe, dike waa eut and smved by Mn. Lois Jonee, aunt sonvllle; James A. Yelvington, of th* bride, Jackson villa. Daytona Beach; G. Pal Johnson, For a Te'div* i ■' -*.s. Bt Augustine; and Calvin D. Haabrouek J r , Tallahassee acted aa Grille Beaeh and ML Plsgah, ttaher-groomsmsn. With the ex­ N.C. th* now Mrs. WbJtoner ception of Mr. Kraft a l w en chose a brawn summer suit of school mates of tha bride and cotton and dacron trimmed with at the P>U . School of white. She had white seceosoriai Music. and a cartage of white roses. littlo Bve year old Julio Ann Th* coivle will reside after the * o I-** '(-a1* - - o of ths ar • honeymoon at UOS Savannah BL waa Bower girl, she wore a pink 8. I . Apartment SOI, Waahington creation and carried a basket of » , D.C. roo* petals. Th* hrido waa bora In Adams, Ring bearer waa seven peer old N. Y. and attended Adams ..i "art* -v -M't ,,e School n*>t1 te st • 'h e <*-■ -i bride from Jacksonville. Seminolo High School. She gradu­ Mn. Bishop chose tor her ated In 1651 and waa a member daughter*! wedding a dress of of the hand, a majorette, and blue lace with blue aoeeaaorka. Glee elub accompanist. She then On her shoulder she wore > cor­ attended Florida State Unlvmsage of pink roses. •ity in Telia hen**-for four yasra Mn. Whitenar choto a dress and wee graduated laat month of light m at loco over pink tel­ with a Bachelor of Mute Degree. ler* and e a r r r a bouquet u. While et collage eh* was a mem­ ber ef sigma Alpha tote (Wo­ men'* National Muiie Honor­ After th* cwomony a re­ ary); Tau Re** ception w u held at the educational Women'a Band Honorary); and building ef the church. The roam Kappa Delta PI, Notional Edu­ wee decorated with bride's flowers. cation Honorary. Also aba waa a:The bride's table wee overt a'd with tlva to th* Marching Chief*, the a linen dameak banquet doth end Florida State Symphony Orchestra, tha Univaraily Orchestra, the Sym­ held a beautifully phonic B u d and various ether white wedding oaks by white re* crystal mutte organisation*. Mr. WhiteMr was hart la Hick­ punch howls. ory, H.C. and attended aebaata in Lenoir, H. C. and Panama City. Re attended eoBege at tha University el Michigan in Am Arbor end Florida State Unlvarsity in Tellehasaae. Ha, tea, majored in music education, and was aetivo la tha hand and archastral programs i t To* mn give wonderful and hath nnlvmlttes. Ho le naw the trombone soloist .with tha Unite*1 different flavor t* old-standby crasmad ehlcktn by adding min- (Photo By Raymond Studio) Wesley Hamil, J. Williams United In Holy Matrimony Mlsa Juanita Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Fred W. William* and Charte* Wcriey Hamil Ji., aon of Mr. and Mr*. Charlea Weslay Hamil Sr. were married June 29 at d p. m. in th* Chapel of the First BapUat Church by th* Rav. W. P. Brooks Jr. Th* doubla ring ceremony waa performed against a background of Call* lille. and palms. M n. Marvin Milam waa oryanlat for the ceremony playing the traditional wedding pieces. Dare Dodgin, soloist, rendered "The Lord’s Prayer" and "Savior Like A Shepard Lead Ua.” Given in marriage by her uncle George A. Maffett, th* bride was lovtly In a gown of whits eyelet organdy over white taffeta. She carried a white Bible topped with white carnations and sweetheart roses. Miss Beverly Benton wee meld of honor end only attendant. She wore a pink lace creation aver pink taffeta with blue accessories. Her bouquet was a nosegay of pink asters. Tha Rev. Leonard Jonee was best man for the rites while ushergroomimrn were Robert Beck­ with and Walter Routh. Ring bearer waa Henry Michael Gut. Tha grooms mother wore a white lace dress for th* wedding over blue taffeta. On her shoulder eh* pinned a whila orchid. A reception waa held Immediate­ ly after tha rites at lha home of Mrs. Robert P. Cole. 1 While gladioli,cilia lilies end greenery decoteted lha room*. Mra. Victor Greene received guest* et tha door and lad them to ha receiving line composed of Mr. and Mra. C. W Hamil Sr., Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hamil Jr., Miu Benton, the Rev. Jone* and Henry Michael Gilt. Assistants for th* reception were Mrs. George Maffet, aunt of the groom, serving punch; Mrs. C. M. Ryerson, bride's table; Mias Carole Ryerson, cutting caka; Mlsa Cordelia Ryarson, Bride’s book and Mra. W. R. Pont, Mrs. M. 8. Rabonn, Mrs, John D. Callahan, Mra. J. N. A m fade, Mra. Ire Southward, Mn. Fred Butler floating hoateaaea. Per a wedding trip to point! I« loath Florida the new Mn. Ramil wore a blue linen drets will whit* accctaorie*. They will reside at *02 W. lrih I t , tor the summer, upon returntag from their honeymoon. Out-of-town guests Included Mr and Mra, C. M. Ryerton, Hi field, N. J.; and daughter* della and Carole; Philip D R„ m at Au|ultine. E][, ’ . S ,“ erUcId' D,»toni B« ch The brlde »■ Norn Poynor, end attends Ouoahata B College at Arkadelphia, where she ia a Junior, Mr. ,fim „ grkdtllted hom mol* High School and la . . *. ,, , 0u" h*U B ,Pth ' Frances Horton Circle Meets In Bryan Home Tha Franca* Horton Circle of tha First Bantist Church met last Tuesdar night at tha home of Mr*. Prank Bryan. Th* meatln* wa* railed to order and cotnmun I Ity missions were discussed. After the meeting was adjourn, ed refreshments were eerved bMrs. Bryan tothe following merr bars! Mra. J. R. Bailey, Mn. Ott Thomas, Mn. J. B. (Bisson, Mrs Fred B. Fisher, Mrs. Charles |. Arnold, Mn. Dewey F. Helms, Mn. Ralph Beats, Mn. Charles W. and tha Lutheran Womans, MiaMorgan, Mn. Calvin R. Wright. Mn. Banny 8. Austin, Mr*. Al­ fred B. Chiles, J r , Mra. Marvin Qulckart SIZES 8 % to 3 A v A ...tn H c in g ... must \ ehooH.,.ont world to tiur in ... bjm m m to ig p f / REG. $3.95 T O $5.95 Columbia University end delightful program area Lewlaohn stadium by S orio Society of New T* BARGAIN NITS To Th* Readore o r The SANFORD HRRALD f|.O0 PGR CAR PLUS Kerry Mon. A Tee. CARTOON CARNIVAL llrinx Th* N rlirhbn-s SPECIAL SLACK SALE 75 / PAIRS of a $ NATIONALLY I KNOWN BRAND 1 I CHILDREN'S SANDALS dclabra wined with asparagus fern and tied with tiny white satin bows. Tiny Lady's slippers completed the arrangement White gladioli were used in the living room. The honor gueate war* presen­ ted with ailver In their chosen pattern. The former Mias Williams and Hamil presented memory token* to their attendant*. Those Invited to be with Mlsa Wllliarai and Mr. Hamil ware: Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ryerson, Mr. and Mn. James Gut, Dr. and Mra. W. P. Brook*, Mr. and Mra. C. W. Hamil Sr., tha Ml**** Bev­ erly Benton, rg Pay* Ashley, Corci ij ucittuii| ;v fiemvjFi della Ryerson, Carol Ryarson, ant1 Joseph Doudett, Leonard Jon* David Dodgin, Walter Routh, Rob ert Beckwith and Duncan McRae, and James Out Jr., Henry M. Gutend Mr. and Mra. Mafott and Mit and Mfa. Greens. MENS SLACKS 2 to SIZES V ISC O SE 54% — A C E T A T E 10% - 52 M O H AIR 32% DACRON 4% A L L H AVE T H A T DESIRA BLE CREA SE H O LD IN G Q U A L IT Y ........... C A N BE W ASHED OR DRY C L E A N E D N A T IO N A L L Y A D V ER TISED A T $10.95 SA LE P R IC E T H IS W EEK O N LY . O TO # C . / W T . BHOWANI JUNCTION Eg a mm �i-v r *• ' » !• V-*< •;•*. ----- -t- t— .. iwo-Hitfer Keeps G-Men In Second Place In FSl A ll-Star Pitchers C h o sen . -1 navt a n il housekeeping to do.” "Ifoussfcceptoyf" .* . "Tan. rva. a naaa at stuff— ■bins, and cutl links, and auoh malt—to move noraaa the MU. Linde's Man a iittlo nusy lately, what with one thins «®d another, and Ay eturre not scattered all over the upotaira. I’m solas to coUeet It. and put It back Into ear room where It nelonfa Doing to eoo that H-euya^thjre, too.” 'Akw.1 want you to knew-Tve regrvti about Per*. 1 know now "It nevar paya.” nald Linda the no clearly than t did before the nest day. tiiWng nway from tka pratioa, that you did tka right telephone, ”to aay you believe things wiU nettle down now." "Whet tka twtna deoet” aakad Jasper ekrewtUy. “They’ve etlrted op aoanethlag hia one. "flow," she said roAtent- at echool," aba a«raed to Jasper’a •dl". “If ewr 1 may have Free, it aurmlee. “M'se-Megfto eent for w:'i 00 With n clear conscience. nw instead of Margaret. Feor If re, OhUeor. aha celled her.” A t do loro him. Alanr “Mergsrst’s had n Utter Mow." ' -J woH guy," confirmed her Jsaper agreed. “but I don’t think enaV anmod maudlin pity. Td aay -on. ks Ui I nsvwthought, after aha waa doin’ fine.If, that I t *<a * just >hat way “Sho In” atal | |«<i going ignis n a —wstt-n-w u thing* tov.-ard tka coal cloeeL “Lent night As walk esm and ws can marry, Mm told mo that 1 waa to noma Wa fufej I* be right. Ataal A up bare aft:* ihla week end. She WaMatfu*. bonormUe Using- You waa not going to let herself do* UMUgbt «f Uat, didn't yout" pood on me." ' “I tko-igtif'of It But, mainly, I "A good thl Wus auroi eould aelp hU wife." xrgarvt—end for . "Of aoum ’ i | aeaptr Incredible Linda smiled at him. “Ten," aba •aid aerenaly. ihay were walking very alowty. "You got U go over U the renting u eomniau the convet sa­ •choolhotuaT" in* before reaching the cottage. "Then you better p«, girt!" Mice Maggie had not given any dotalla oker Um phone, but she waa waiting, stiff-backed, ntem-faced, when Linda earn* into ner offlea. "fm aorry to have to bother you, Mrs. Thornton," said Um taboo) principal, forthrightly. “But fm sure the time baa earn* whan a ■tend must oa taken. TtaUnd to speak U Mrs. Chaney M wall.* “Oh, oh," breathed Linda. Loop Anything, we wintry. "Tee," ene agreed. "Am Is In­ clined to be jealous of Lucy— where I’d Hoped she might try U emulau her. I mean her better qualities, oar tldlnaee, bar pretty band*. Poor Ann. “Lucy's pretty dress was torn, her Mir ribbons—1 had to sand her homo In near hysterics," Mies Maggie continued. •Yvell—Lucy managed to defend herself. Ann had n Moody nose— but abe In oo way bad byatorica.” "No. She gou atubborn. What waa Um flghPebout?” "I don't know, Lucy said she'd done nothing. And Ann—well, as you aay—aba'a atubborn.” "I wonder—" Undo pursed nor full underilp. "1 wonder If 1 eould talk to Ann. 1 don't mean to eon* dona tor fighting. Aha must atop that I But perhaps if 1 can And out why, and hqw . . . ” O r l l l f • —With the Clat' D Florida State League's secor half only all Bays old ae of mb' nlghet Thursday, June it, it a’ M ira that Buddy K m 'i Coer Indians aro net fooling about eo ping th* second half flag-as eesll. a* they did th* flretl Scoring els straight thru Thurs- R egular price day, the India ns tost six different foe* and mad* it nlaght etralght wins—first time a Cocoa taam ha* that many In a raw slocc It enter­ ed the Hague In lilt. And, their big Dominican Re public outfielder Fellp* Alou gtvr no sign at aU that ha was to be slopped either for ho slugged hi way thru tho best hurling Ihe loo could offer for another week, an still had a .411 bailing average. Highlight of the week was Not man Frye's 19 strikeout perfor­ mance against Ken Rilvestrl's jun­ Z^haolvafd u d u k M i n mv , m— . ■ .. . . mm -tnoM A v* i eetol nor, real pout*, wto Am meant, and the sefaT’Why, 1 mean Mr* Merritt, your Aunt Batty, And m what could 1 dot Of count Aunt Flora u, but Lucy (money baa an right to anp an. 1 couldn’t iri bar aay aucb a thing about my family I Of course, i bad ta OMt bar up, and ail the other bids knew I ned to. Evan If 1 gat 'spelled from ochool, i and »•/ r e o d -feei tka acme way. Aunt r/mr* . . Undo talked to Ana for flfteoo minutes. Them w an methods at defending such thing* aa family honor, she said. People Uk* Lucy could bo m m la chock ui better •y JESSY IASCA CHICAGO, IS — Sin right-hand­ er* and two blue ribbon southpowe wart tabbed American Leagun pitchers for Urn July in All* Star Gama today by Madagnr Caany Stengel aa bo completed hia l^m an agaad. BuUdiag around the eight rain­ ier stnrten named in fin'Voting, Stengel wound up with a ir flayer* (ram his own Now York Yoipfeeo. topping Uw Seaton fU d jto n ib k one. Detroit end Chicago each placed four, Clovelead and Kanm i City two opioco. and Solti* mare and Washington one each. The two leftioo o n Chicago's Billy Pierce, the AL's wlnnlngesl hurier with o U-t mark, aid Sten­ gel* own Whitty Ford, K Right-bender* Included Jim Wil­ son ad the Wbitn Sot 1M, Tom Brower 1M and Frank SuiUvan M of. the Bed Sax, Early Wynn M and Say Naileeki 1*1 of lie Indiana and Johnny Kucka of the Yankee* 104. Stengel la cocking hie first All 8tar triumph la six tries against lAagua’a best I* naming first aeck-m Vi Power of Ko m is Oty and Bay Slaver* ui H<u*u.ia »y» ........ eartifttd Mickey Vernon of U»t Bed Box, ho everlooked Cteva ltRd>s vie Werix and Me own BUI « .V(M v l. finished No* a u s V ? JjfiwTr. ^ * * * » « •* •■ Bight ftaldar Harry Simpaen, i Kansas city’s KBI artist, got Uk call over Now Yeck'a Hank Bauer Ind Boston's jtckla J.nsen', who ranked in that cg-dec in the pol. I f lts lln * 1 “ *"*• Tram his own club,Stonge, shortstop Oil We Dougs Id and second baseman Billy MarVa, aa wall “ pitcb,r* r# r t ,#d * * * * * W " etntar flaldar Mickey MantU ,rff‘*;arny*^r ■jtis; Vy ASSOCIATED M ESS Gordon Ball's two-fritter, rood for a M Galnseville' baseball vie* lory m r Daytons Bceeh Uit night, w ib M th* G-Men to stay in Um thick a t eontontUn for top ■pot hi tko Florida BUU League. Doll alto w ti sUngy with walks, •(vine up two, (nit allownd both p j t j j f f him to score on wild • ObcM . continued setting the MHO.11 g a m e r opt front, tilth a M victory bt 10.- inniogi over West Palm Beach.. Foiiat Alou, the league's Itallng hitter, struck Um winning blow, o single, his third hit of th« night. A single by Dick Coleman had tied up the game /or Cocoa after two were out In Um ninth. Other action saw Orlando beat St. Pattraburg 9*1 and Palatka da* feat Leesburg I (Ml. Orlando combined homerun pow­ er and Bonnlo'a Sited’* five-hit pitching for ite victory. Dyke Wilson hit sueceaaiva homers fer Orlando in the eacond and third Innings and-Lou Mayehaglaiw con­ tributed another w lth'n mate on in the third. Ptatka got six Mtx and bane/Had from IS walks. Don Hannon picked up tht decision, hia ninth of Um aoatoa, by acnUtring six hlta, Ha received good fielding which Included four double plej-e. * TESTKSDAY’S RESULTS Gainesvilla g Daytona Beach > Orlando 9 Bt. PeUrsburg 1 Palatka 10 Leesburg 0 Cocoa • West Palm Beach 5 TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE Daytona Beach at SL Petersburg Cafntarllla at Palatka Orlando at West Palm Beach gTANf)tNr.g Won Lost Pet. Behind W L Pc*. B Tatm I I M Caooa ' a a .tso m Gainesville > > ,m i Palatka 4 S .444 4 Orlando a S ATI 41k W. Palm B’ch Leesburg I 4 .III 41k 1 S AM I 3L Petersburg 1 T .111 «M Deytoae B’ch Sumtfl 6? SiASbN T T ly Jim M W C M A tlfr VO PArTMO OF fJBf 9 § a * oh rJ. d-r.hT fir m * 'O A ittr e rr * MO**** * Ml* F/M*T ftOAM**(MOM* THAH . /M ALL Mr* ***v>ou*m). OUT MKFOMC THE •H m r Ball *A po /en P tam t POMiv/Jo r r 9MOUP B t M orep that ru e cMAMce 70 PLAT KeoVLAFiy HA* teen w e moot n et* Beverly Hanson Wins Women's Golf Open When raring began ot aid Monmouth Park In Red Bank, NJ.,. in. 1970, th* events w an run clockwise Instead ef counter clockwise a* they era run to­ day. Cary Mlddleoeff, 1949 U.S. Open ehamplon, averaged 70.79 I'rokee per II bolte fer hie fin 14 round* at tournament golf in ISM. I night. In addition to an array of Amort, can singers, dancers and musici­ ans, "Tropical SoraMda" wiU Mb lure the/famous National Police marimba band from Guatemala, tht Conjuneto Plleot dancers and orchestra from Panama and a group of Cuba'* top tlngart. Score* of officials and Hading citlun* of Latin Ameriean^coun* tries will b t guests of the runtime committee, •> well as sport* %Urs end beauty queans from below the border. Intended to add aeUvity and cqg or to th» off-season, Florida Fun* time is la its second year ahd it expected to be held annually with ■n ever-growing program of event*. • ’ Far 10 rears this aU rt has consistently observed the fol­ lowing bourn \ , Week day* 9 a, m. ta d ill p. m. Salordete 9 a. m. to TtM p, w. Ooeod from Ti99 p m. Saturday ontil 9 a. m Mom Arcade Package STORE General Insurance W ELL D R ILLIN G Jimmy Demartt averaged 71.4* itrokes per l i holes for hie fir: .*• rounds of tournament golf i, m Howard C, Long .Heavyweight boxer Floyd Patlerton bos n monkey for n pet. J07 E. Ommerdnl Phone 388 II. JAMES GUT AGENCY Sit EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 71 . H. JAMES GOT JAMES B. GUI Lead fouling is Special Price m M ly m b tUaf, cmo Um with tetraethyl Irad fa It. 7V i trw tepwflw of Ui fancy talar, f* *y pump or fu u y nem*. What’a llte wsbM a m JMB0FB Uh m fauUac dapemitn, ooon they ib n . • Van Huesen • Tulane ments, ewlmmlng contests,-skin* diving exhibitions, symphony cq* certs, boat races, fishing tourneys, golf, tennis and dances. The Florida FuaUmo amateur golf tournamant will ba held at Lakawood Country stub from July t through I with pritas for the winners and runMrs*up la each O. D. Farrell S10 I . Fint Tom Keene, Dartmouth College golf coach, is t former president f t th t New Hampshire PGA. Ptlge Cothren, Mississippi full­ back, averaged I.T yards per earn an ns attempts during ItU. El"ht of JI .""ird« on Un' vershy of Norik Carolina 19M foot­ ball squad are natives of Norl. -arolfaa. ^ * 0 * P * /i£ 9 - needled, Ann, ohe’d atop. When P» • choices, on the All-SUi you gat down and roll on the »Qued. ground with Lucy, you're no hot* Nellie Fox of the Whits Bos wll. Ur than aba ta, dear." start at second hast and llarva; "Ska needed mueehi' up I" Kuena of Detroit at shoriatoo y.” t « : Bosun’s All-lUr quintS? he **BuU ovmtuaUy, ebe not An* to , ‘dM T#d WUII," » Vernon, Arriila Moore and Willie P f ngroq that aroakUig acnool rule*. r#HW«Ur* sUrtara at loft flalt and little girt* fighting Mke boya,. «"d first bane, snd pitcher* gulll ire the, only eetlv* fighter* whw m not just wkat Mums wwuM ap* I »an and Brower, also Ineiudai 'live fought mort than 90) bouts. prove—or do. Waa It? cenur flaldar Jim Piers*U. Duka sprint star Dave Rime too’^ “N o-but rm not wnart Uk* • Beside Detroit'* two sUrUr* part In baieball, basketball an’’ \-ea vou ere AM — i'**ht <Uld#r K,,ln# lh0fUt°- football at Fair Lawn, N J„ High thm ra u,. ibs matuVofor worrying net Ku**n' «“ •"*•> boar School.1. WMVIB m ||| k |)[ Boo|1#P*ekod sag thirdfttlde. Ann let Linda waah her fan*, (-barley Maxwell from the Tigers, comb Her Mir and pin wp the earn Th* WhlU Sox quartet im-ludet of nor skirt. She went down and second been eUrUr Fox, pitch*rt mumbtod mi npotog; and pramMe Pierce and Wilson and catcher to Mias Maggie, than returned u gherm Lollar. SUngal named CSuriey Dresser of the host Washington ctub am realty nod Yankee Jim Turner ae coaches. Maggte too loyalty. Th* Falitoff team f t Chicago 19N Amorican Bowling Coogroir ior New York Yankees from ; teem, hoe signtd Don BUI* of Hous­ Petersburg. The young Gi Imsv II ton, Tax. EUis woo the IMS Peter, eoo Classic with lo t. rookie thus moved into a tie w; Bobby Dunn, West Palm loft-flan Former heavyweight toxin: or, for strike out honors, os champion Jack Dempsey is gl. hiving recorded 139, the form In 12f innings; Fry* In UI. Only Dave Dillard of Daytonappear* as a challenger to Alou Rookie Dillard got his IlSth kit or Ihe yeer Thursday night end hit S4th RBI too, for leadership In those departments. He also Isads In deublas with t2 and in triplet n ro H A H W V t t L tA O U tk r o e //i r r e e x r r r /e iP t* , M e o r th e . . . raateiat bb land, ona m w Wave aland dnpontt. That*. IBs that’s aUgaa. It eaa all bum. U’a all powwr. 100% POWER! load touting with aU thn anti-kiiock powor that en> car can «m L y«BMtf whm you buy I t .. .AflMco^3u it dear white, flb ■u um M. . . a aulaafa noard you eaa hrag about! NO LEAD FOULING �1 SB * A A1 nn Cash In " The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads U-BUILAING - BCPA1BS PAINTING F IN A N C IA L S4—INSUBANCF. FLOOR landing and flnlihinf.l Claming, waning. Serving Sami I Preferred Ratal te Preferred noU County ilnea IMS. Pallcyholdata H. U, Gleason, Lake Mary Inks WUHane 1m . II—ELECTRICAL Centmet ere 41T Sanford Ailaatle Mak - Phone U RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 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Coetreet Rat* aad Ctaeatried Dleplay Ralae ee Rente* The Son ford Herald will nnt ha rearmnaibl* for more than one Ineurrhct Inanrtion nf your ad, and raaervea the right tn revise or rajw t any ad* vet^tlacment that doea nnt conform to tha policiaa of thia pa par. Mather of Sanford nOW—I mm film rental library at Phone 127 Wiaboldf* Camera Shop, n o 303-0* R. lai. Hi. ^B. Park A v e .__________ U—FARM AND GARDE* © MERCHANDISE THE SANFORD HERALD PRINT YOUR AD BELOW DC 4 Tractor, Biraain RRITT TRACTOR CO. 41—ART!Cl.El r im 8ALR Htway 17-bt south Phene Ml BY OWNER—g bedroom home at 3(13 Key Ava., Wynnwood. Fully Paint—*2.50 gel. Foot Irtckora Calidiuma and Gerbera*. 2V. .1 AUTOMOTIVE landscaped, hardwood floors. G. epoctal $7.M. Jungle Hammocka. E. Nlcholi. Weat Pfret St. at E. equipped kltrhen. vanetlan Tarpaullna. Army-Navy Surplua Mnwrao C o r n e r .___________ a —BOATS AMR MOTORS blind*, «pac« heater, l large 510 Sanford Ave. utility moms. RENTALS 24M-W for apfMrtntmenl. buy end aelt uird furniture UU W*Paying top caih pne for any v | R P. Johaaon 1»M thing of velue. SUPER TRAD *4—APARTMENTS BCIAL BGT1CES (If neeeaiiry. me extra aheet Model ........ CUSTOM BUILT HOME8 ING POST an 1I-M: Ph. M1T-W WELAEA APARYMEMIB: mo ' 4 j H. P. Flr i itia i •• ‘VA—FHA— CONVENTIONAL ENVELOP Eh. letterheads, autoprivate hatha 114 w Ftrot St —Factory to You— i H. f . Moreary UM fin a n c in g hand hula, and MOW, mvoices, MOM NAME Alnminum •' Modal .. .......... tl» .M a, ota. Progroetivo KUTCRISON'S Ocean F r on I 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS -PH O N E w « a * ( 5... Phono aoa - aes S H. P. SeoR-Awatar Venetian Bllnda Apu. Mb S. Atlantic. Daytona •LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS .tTUO WaetUth m St Gear akifi A. K SHOEM AKER. JR . Baaed, Cad 1374-W. Encioted heed. Sag-proof bottom ADDRESS Pttnn* 1MI tlOO Hellonville S H. P, Sea Baa OBLANDO Santmel Star, CnO rail with plaatir endt. Plaatir or FURNISHED Garage ap t 2300 , Gear Shift ........... rayon tipet. Cotton or nylon Number <>f Line* Ralph Bay, SIM. -NRRiktr #f Tiaiea MellmvlHe. • H. P. Mercury cordt. fiu.oo LO W ELL” E ” 0 Z IE R ” ' * i i u Mark a . ------ Senkerik Glnee end Paint (> u ph o l st e r in g Cheek . Meaty Order *1■all A. Aoamo U H, F. i iiaihpion Builder — Phone 231* Cuitom Made Drapery and SUy 112-114 Wait 2nd St PAYM ENT EN C LO SED . Phono art TMW -Steeipe ev Caah Offlrt: Mil S. Orlande Dr. v > SO H. P. wtxard u u Madol...................... t i t s n Complete like new mahogany din Efftetoncy apanmaoti, atr ron tT—BKUAEM ead REALTORS CWSTANLBY KUl.P ! JO IL P Wtiard HU Modal $100.00 ing room mite. Oval tabla and dittonisg and TV eptmoal. H2I M i l l 1 WAN I I l) Ir lll.ilr Phona Sanford — 2SM-J III IP WANII I) M.I M I li*V i>s «*• ( f IS H. P. Mercury alx chair*. Largo brtakfront s. Park (Highway IT-MI. Han R obert A. Wlfliama, R ealtor J ill B. Park (Hiway 1T-M) / lightning ... and buffet, MM. Other mlacel ford. n .A S rfl TOURIST COURT Raymeed L—dgatw. Asaoeiate ’ IS It. SCOTT-ATWATIR leneotia furniture. It ft. boat A WELL DRILLING with eeetreli .......I1M.M trailer. S12S. Corner Palmetto EFFICIENCY ApartmatL Suit- Phene 1173 Atlaatie Sank Rldg -------tl» N J l K. ELGIN IT-SROKERS iad REALTORS 17-SI, De Rary. 8. Farley. Pump Salta with aMa for bachelor or oouplo. ^11 I t —SCOTT-ATWATER Bopatr Sorvico Private both. Aeroaa from Peal BALL REALTY Drop Frtete, Holpoint, II cu. ft tm .eo FORCED MOVEI IMS Medal Off!re. Manuel Jacobaow. GARLAND SHAH DAILY C R O S S W O R D RAYMOND M. BAM. Cheat typo. Like new. S2M. Can Uwnar reqn**ta in.mediate »ale nl • » H. P. Finstowe IN* P. 0. Boa Ml ACROSS a. Courage OSCAR M. BARBMON 33. Soak be aeen at Agua Villa A Sunriat 3 Bedroom M«*unry hou*r. KitThree end tear room fumlehe.t •iM .eo Madol ............. LONGWOOD ■ Eli. RROERRA t.Uk* elate (elangl flax . Blvd. Plantation EeUtc*. rhen equipped, furred well*, apt*. Very clean and clnio In. > H IL P. Merctry Plano: w. p. ss-im B. D. HlgMeymaa. d. Cant •. Monster M. Os­ reramic llled bath, blind* and Phone 414. Jimnte Cnwan. .fie Mark SB ..................IM8.00 1*4 Snoib Para Ave. 11. Watt 10. Little 14—APPLIANCES trich heater. StlOO d o wn . S3J.M , Alee many matore torn down for CERAMIC TILE pine Ilk* FURNISHED apU. Phona IUL monthly; which Include* taae*. weed peitt. loaaanaMe. RETIREMENT NOME Paul F. Muotlor A Son IM FRIG1DAIRE appliance., ea le e It. Cause t* bird IgOlM Ini., etc. (Wr. loan ren be a*•3,300 with only $300 Down • TRADE-IN yonr old Imet, Mo- nwo animate. Quality and service . 0. H. High, Oviedo DESIRABLE on* and two bed­ 11. Tardier mm bine 37. Pol»nmrd by purcheier With no .“ Toe or Trailor. FumLhed, I Bedroom, Dining Fla. Phone FO-S-3315'or Senior! room furnLhcd apt. Ph. 432 W 1». United 13. Mltails Ish question* a*ked. |B4A3 it thr full —Saloetian W Boete — Room and Porch, I full lot*. T. V. REPAIRS 1M2 W after A p. m. Natlooa wesson prlre. Giii*. Mahogany, Aluminum Tit 10 p m. Sorvlca Call*, 11.00. 3-ROOM lekcfront apt. Hot water. I'OOMII A REALTOR Fir<M (abbr.l 14 On Are 3*. Splash and Gaitor Trailon. $48 month. Wm. Mu*grav<, luikt AIR CONDITIONING CULLEN k HARKEY . Herrin, lorrin, Ph. JSS3-J, wT A 20. Muileal 31. Nkhel tn. Equal G Also aooeral uiod Boa la and Norria, Mery. S em in o le Realty For Room or Building Ph. IS5I. Uoena* aid Tact IM N. Park Ave. Pbooe 2213 *JL__ study (eyrn.I IS. Rhoehonean trail are. nleiani, guaranteed w<e l l T. W. MP.RO H. a POPS CO. INC. It. Landw. niETRirws 3$. Push 41. Pteaee ef Indiana CLEAN furalihed first floor apt. Boo tht Nov Evtunedr Una lor '3* Pbooe 27 or IU OZIBR REALTY CO. meaaurea IM Sooth Park Ave. Phono 144* 1004 Palmetto Ava. tilt Park Ave. MR*. 17. Great falaa hair GATLJN SROTREBS RO HO N flperting Gwoda 33. IJghl Laura S. Orier aorta quant idea Dragline A Bulldoaer Sorvirr Eefisda latoa A Mo th * 3-ROOM furniihed apt. Clean, U**|U bed*.ead BAGtiEKLY Reg. Real Ritate Broker 37. Other21. Perform G M U . let SC Phono M 'h. m i Gonov. 2415-W Imfnn cloae to town. Sin month. Call wise 33. IJnfiilsUc 41. Wendy* U. Orlando Df. — Ph. I I l f 34. Star nf A PPLIA N C E C EN TER nu-i. stock II. Crown ef 144oot Soml-V bottom plywood • EMPLOYMENT Scorpio ’Your Waitughouao Dollar" of 44. Bmee vs v*UR • boat. Newly reflniihed. O il (he head 21. Conk in PHONE IDT IIS MAGNOLIA Furnlihad targ«. 2-bedroom house. S*e aa for Freer! Are. Properi; IndnREAL EITATE DRIVE-IN Randolph St. Phona im-W . 40. Wag. U.WUtT • nnven 2511 Sanford Ave. available July M—HELP WANTRD-PIHALB 2344 French Ave. GAS Itovc, apt. ilia. One full alia 3. Phone 1(71. Ilka 30. Body of rangt gnod a* new. Choice 141 J . W. H A L L REALTOR Moalsm - Apply Towbfoe’i rot B A lA -im n H. P. Johnson WAtTBEAS each. Wl W. Third St,, Phono ATTRACTIVE 3 from fumiihed Johnay Walker. AeMclate echolare Drug Stare, Mr. Clark. aw w . "Cali Kail" Phono n.\a apt. MO.W including utilitlai. I — Owtboard Motor. Good Condition 31. Settled pay r T“ W ] 187 W. tth St. Baautictan, air conditioned aalon. 33. Win* cuts ■ V Price MS. Call 3MS-W. Good per, permanent position. IS—BUILDING MATERIA!* 34. Cnnatet2-Room fumiihed apt. Including ■ Phone t71 or 3MI3-J. latlon Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Ulilltiei, 243 107 W. gth St. A aerie* of four ledlirei »n 3d Imhclen Block. Send. Gravel, Cement immediate placement for amhi a FOR BALE — It* K. P. Outboard Uoua, friandly ealeilady for Concrete Pipe to Sleet All Quail 3*. Mel* k 3 room api Ph. 2M3 W. A. R. Peterson, Broker Aiionstei "Relnion end the American Way" •T red deep will h* liven (hie summer at KielA. B. Peterson Jr.. P. J. Che»motor, Mereury. Good condition. Avon Produeta. Sanford or Lake flcationi. Modem S-rnem duplex furnished 43. Oleh Monroe area. Contact Era. Jua­ Sherm an O n e r ate Pipe Co. terson, Garfield Willett*, John •on University, It wa* announced apt. Newly decorated. Apply 43 A tooth nita Buiaell. P. G. Box 17$, Or- (hit Weal 11th St. Call UOL Balpb Bwara. Phene 1441 1111 Palmetto. Metsrh. R. W. Willie mi. Haul recently hy Dr. r Howard Hop. 44. Flower if 4 lands. TT kin*, director of the summer TT M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Lend (7. Shaped Ilk# *v ■ USED BRICK It -BOUSES and tOTTAGM school, Huveynr. WOMAN with machine to erw TWO CABLOADS bcaetdui an eix i* Tlie leclurr*. open to the public Ill N. Perk Phene IIM. ready cut aprena. Ea*y, profit- bnrk. Orange, rod, and huret (IJPropheta *“ ft-m iu M without rhsrge, will he given hy able. Spare or full lime. A A B bliek. See thorn at SHERMAN ob<e Home* aad Ante Phone >7 IS. Com-lie -1 It* TT” « wUl bay YOU to ooo US before APRONS, Fori Smith 3, Arkan­ CONCRETE PIPE CO. Rons l„ I'aylnn, Broker DOWN Dr. Sydney K. Ahrirnm, of the di­ y*u buy. Open Evening* and 1-BEDROOM houie, unfurnished. sas. Albert* J. Hall, Aeeerlat* I. Break vinity school nf Yale University miadaya. At SMI Palmetto Ave. Ph itiiirienlv RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Phot* S171 1T-M at Hiawaihe who I* s njfmher of the Sletenn Administrative Secretary Immed East aide Trailer tale* 2 Goto* (It.I klirarle Concrete Co. i P i P i r nr summer sesrion farully. •-ROOM home. S bedroom*, lev lately. Shorthand preferred but aoa Elm Ave. p Palatka, Fla. •7—BROKERS and REALTORS Phone MM rloted-ln porch. Kitchen fumii 3. Measure Hi. AhUtrom i* working wilh r not eeeentlal. Electric typewri­ of land TT w l U n i ca b s ed. P h .lT riIS W. t7th. 21.31*. THAT'S ALI.! ter. Seed personnel polleia*. Dr. John A. Hague, director nf (he METAL ROOFING 4. Nora* god 1 RR Dame house, modern hath, Merrill Program of American Stu­ Writ* Seminole Memmla) Hoe- Now in etoek. S-V Crimp—1*4 FURNISHED 3-bed room I pose.) HUDSON HOBBIT INK ncaUtnt bital. P. 0. Boa U f er C a l l Corrugated — fie" Corrugated Largo yard for children. Near 4 mllee out on hafd road. Shade dies at Klrlsnn, in a seminar «n 1 Cantfereua csndltloii througbMt, maajr aa* iltt-Ex. I. tree*. Only Moo Down, Gat all Your roofing Made at High School. Ph. MI R "Ttic Impact of Protestantism on shrub M-aa. Only gSUTblMBE. Merman Concrete Pipe Co. d. Win* American Democracy." IT—HELP WANTEU-MALE WORDS CAN’T DO IT JI.'KTfCK •-BEDROOM houie, unfumiihed. Out Wait 11th SC receptacle 1$U Plymouth Utah Couse. On* Roth l)r. Hague and Dr. AMThl* home U up to the minute in Call ~ T. Refection Wanted: Colored boy for per ter eonitruetion — It attractively eirom ere highly pleased with ihe BSS SRUIFMBMT aid but bey werk, Fell time. COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4 clata nf 20 In tha American Rtudecorated and will pleite the Fermanent. Touchlon Drug Co. room, 1 bedroom house, screen moat fa*Udioui. I^rg* living die* mur*e. The seminar eessinns Mr. Clark*. • BUSINESS •d porch. Nice yard. All electric room with open fireplace, nice will atlrmpt In a**r*a ihe Protes­ • * 5 3 3 * 5 * . " ( M i l kitrhen. 4 monih* only, <30 sited dining mom, two good tant heritage and riudy thn*e HANDY ~M*n'~ Murt” have **own U1 8ERVICE8 month. Phone 1M3. bedroom», Florids room (nr ex- fore** which have shaped the rail transportation. Mar-Lea Motet. 41—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Wa bedroom). Closed gsrage, gtnu* tradilinns or our society. I M- RKAUTT PARLORS OCEAN FRONT cottage at New £ V A L L V rEMALE Kitchen furnished. S L EEP-TIM E SAVINGS Smyrna, Fh. 3I4T after 1 $ n The fir*t of the four lecture* la PRICED FOR QUICK SALE Modern Air-conditioned l a i n .un|ilie Bed. complete g ill 1)0.00 daily, Sell Lumisew Door at only f t0,300. scheduled for I p.m. Thursday, NICELY fumiahad home. M«l H s r r ls tt’s B m u ty Nook 1 inehc* wider and Flatea. Write Raavee, Oapt, 138. .lime 24 in Atlrn Hall. Th* auhjert W. R. "BM" STAMPER Kanlerd Ave., Phone IIM-XR. Ml 8. Oak Pb. *71 longer than ordinary bad Attleboro, Man. Free sample*. BaaMar — General Menranc* |< "The Ideal of the Holy Com­ ITS per month. Bodrooai Suit# Goy Man. Aeeerioto ThU ad will admit guv* Cain to IS—AALESMEN—AGENTS monwealth." e dtacuieion of the Sookciar bed. Drafter ArtMji Pries. Aeeoetato BEDROOM h o u s e . Kitchen toe^Rlu Theatre. Exp. July ll. Purilan heritage in 'American and Mirror equipped, water fumiihed. earn­ l i t N Park Ave thought. EF-TAIL IALEIMAN~ Room* Complete er French A Itth StGoodyear has a deairahte mosini! Bedroom. Living Rnom IF IT IB HEAL ESTATE Subsequent lecture* will be .lul* for young man In la in * a re ­ and Dinette ask (VuJnley it Mnnleith 2-BEDROOM houie, unfum. Ai in, '7 and 2(. tail tire and arreanfoy hullECHOLS BEDDING OB. U4I Palmetto Ava. ph. MW nr at 117 South Park, Phone 77g fir. AId*i mm received hie barhr nee*. Eaperienca not iWMaary. m o r and. A Miapulll DmMo Ph. II IM 144-W. They Knew a lor of arte degree‘from GueUvu.' Company benefits isetiMe life " l t d Bamber(or" Mgr. k hospitaluauon inabtace, all upon Montfa/t TO S:M p.a. S—Five room houeee. On* furn Adr.lphui CoUege, hli mastor'a Uhed, l unfum. Available July free In empleye*. Itraigbt Salv u r r ____ VUIT OUR________ BALCONY fmm Minnesota and his doctor of Akmnkmr ft Mriagsr lit. 1103 W. Third Rt. ary Sikt 6 m l m n n a ^ A p p ly su $ s. Park Pbooe i a n philosophy digress from Harvard. Boat Estate • lasuraace at the Goodyear Serviae Stare. Buy ym r Furniture at Berry’a He ha* itudied in several Europe­ Mrs. I^wriae Ms Meeoeafer, Assoc. WarehouM Furn. Co., at Ml W. 41— ROOM and BOARD U ) S. Park Ava., Saaford, Fla. IM Magnolia Art. Pk. II an universities and participated in, let St. AH nationally adv. fur. A lw ays drive the Amrriran Studies program at; This ad wili admit Eabayt LeFU* let St. AH nationally adv. furn­ Nicely furnished room* in town Meal* if dtoirOd. Adult*. Call baUbuiE, Auitila. te the Movltland Ride-U Theiture at warebouio aricei. ^ s s r ’S T X J S s r 1' INSW. atr*. Kap. July 12. MM as i f your own fam ily ’ h ig h e s t cash tra d e ” in Thl* ad will admit Mrs. tail** yi wwrk w anted — h a l e PRICER PAID FOR USED F o u n d » i^ ^ u 5 ^ S rj2 ir * d . WiU were in the other ear P. Wilson, Enterprise, to tht FURNITURE < 4 do all or any psfg i f y tw build­ Movtaland Ride-ln T h e n re. ing. Term* or Ca5- iaUmatoa FULL TINE fob for MMmrr. by WIIAON-MA1ER Cap July ll, ism . |ivwn. or Mr! U gh School boy. Phtna l » w . FURNITURE CO. Odd fob* desired by ngricnced _____ ef buyers C e l ts k cdfpentor. Fbone m w 7 renters, worker*, use Wail Ads m E. P i n t m . Phone last to place 'em. ^ Exp.r July t s z • s r j s r - ^ i s s . W O n SCHOOL U f with newer U. ISM. Used furniture, appliance*, tool*, mower wants mowing. ilS-M-4 "Yssr VHmUiy FORD Dsskr I etc. Bought-*oJd. Larry's MaKT TOO MUCH F tlN Q U E tt CUa 321 East l i t St. Phona tu t. u m k V IU I4 8 U ? U w Ads Ftosl 84. si Hsafsrd Ave. S f jd **• “ U a the aurpiui t«« WHATEVER YOUR WISH. dtp fa mow Bsdart Call (Ml for LASH. fU M UU fop an eg wntdr. i center, buyer, >ob) — (.'Uni­ JL>7 CAU. fied ada fill il Call U21 for an ©M od.wxiM'g MibPbatad baJo Oat West lSU St. Phoss 3459 i k m tm . f% Religion, American Way To Be Subject Of Lecture Series "W V w DON’T RU IN Your glorious 4th . with dangerous fifth! Sfricklind • Morrison, he. COI PIPE CO. Xi lT , ______ ^ ’ -I ’ ' HW - f.. • h h / 1• �Kitchen Shower U Planned By Ladies For New Church Organizational Moating Planned For D A Y Auxiliary A n* 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 l a 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 Q ais 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-boa teas. 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, I lf 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 a t 7:90 p. ta. at the Church. Th* Sanford Tourist and Sfauffleboard Club win hava a covered dlih supper at 9 p. m. a t 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 7:8 0 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 .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 l i 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 AH* HEBERT NOTIFIED that a eult to quiet title ha* bit: R i!p & A b ^ V n rd S T O ; .a 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 lem lnoti Ammeter, Temperature and C0UVh‘e f c i f ^ e W n f th . NEU t4 pump, aufilon Pan. Hood end SiutTO!f.,V# 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 Jpn tt tk* office of the clerk n at th* Court Huum In aanford. Plorthe Circuit Court on or bolero ti, Ida. and to aorva a copr thereof up I ' * **l £ ll f t M j t 4*1 SM* on the plalnttffe or Plaintiff oi the allegation! of eald Complain, plaintiff*' attorner whom mama ltn aulat title te the nfereoat* dej • - .. propertr altell be token a | later th en .th e let dev of Aunu* e°^Me*notlee ehall be published care t i l t , therein eettlaa up the eetati each week for four emieorutlv* rlnht. title or Intereat In or lien up­ weeko la tho Hanford Herald, neweon the above deecrlbed proportv '’VX'tKD thin ttth day ef Jeae, III*, Cil?ra1n V etr0noL er fudameat w tr tClerk’* Myall ft p. IIERWDON, aVaa« . of. Mtd court e l Sanford, rtortd* . BTi a L Huat urw&jguw“• eot,r- -*(» -riric Ti KKKN’Ii ANTS’ ADA K MOOHB and L. V. MOGI1E, bar hueband, tf ally*, and If dead their Unknown helra, devtaeee, legal***. Logoi Notica ifip ff ahB'fu * ■TV. FLCBIBA. H in o iru u .... ..............W IliO hi* enn.. daughter, and If tna IDA TO: J. A. Mar. aooueo If married, end If d*ad, the feehacllve unknown helm, davlaeee, r e 'n r A.m i f T . fehlt Ar:** tmI jm AS**t^** s it IN E.** k*it unknown enccoeeors and a»»ln»». a« ____ _____ „ r * i ? , ^ v ‘ v ;BjsifN A. T tiirDO Nitt Mae hnnwe ai jA w V j“ r ,,,i t e :.d T m v 6 r* a« IBB ° r ***?1k ^ Wlkter Perk. Florid* HtCKB. hie wife. If alive, and. II deed, the-ressecllro unkeown hair* ■ER hie. Wife: end any end nil nsvai ^ _r_ 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. | l t feet n- D.*t» M- ■ Plaintiff. ADA E. MOOHH and L T. MOOHE her hutbaad. *t nl. ____ __ ,, r>»r»ndente wi*ilei w vii mm m nn 13 T«IW VAM® o r THW flTATK OF H^BNBBT B ef the above etrlec Halnee r Plaintiff 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 Thu r«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. Happy BirtM ay My t Henry Tamm Sr. v B. B. Crumley BIU Kirk * Carl E. Chorpenfatg If the ayrup separata* Into hard brittle threads I f . a t the specified stag*. Your brawn ragar tam pyt Slava It before measuring when you are- baking eskao. er cookie*. Add salt to tho enter when you era eooklng cabbage; it lmproves the color and flavor and helps to retain Vitamin C. Shredded eoconut and earrant* era delicious added to n rice stuffing for n roast cbkkaiu Circle No. 9 of tho Woman of i* First Presbyterian Church III first mnnl ranitt Itilw (Ilk 1 Get More Y ea n for Your Dollar ROOF NOW •. • H W ITH / QtwinriblsL SH IN GLES • TOUGH AND DURABLE—Harriett* wtafc d t t t blow thoai off, even gel** of ISO arilo* por t o e r *r* o**0y witkotoog by tboao I tt g h , tatoriocU xf rttogtoR. FREE ESTIMATES Orange ImproveMeiil Co. �11/V ; ShopandSave la Sanford VOLUME XI V Ill 3Mne #mtfm li i eraliti ^ rito b jto h e ^ P n ^ 8 AN FORD, FLORIDA TU ESD A Y JU L Y a. 195B If Ym t H m M l» Not DeHvtred By • l». M. Call 1R2I H b fert 7 P . It Par D elivery Wlrn NO.. IS Proposed Traffic, Survey p Tport Approved By Board % non Seeking Holiday Observance S\ Of State Quiet In Sanford Read Po 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 Salary 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 ra t of the ma­ jor things that could happen with­ Major Roy Green, AsaLatent Op­ in the City at the preaent tim e/’ 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 ph a sited 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 u th Armored Di "For years we have gone vision came frg-v Georgia, and r -on blanket raise* Without r from Atlanta To Miami. to civilian fbUriea," said tha City Florida, 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. Man, 60, Charged *Mha Sanford City Hall are being The discussion of the revised renovated today to maka way for job classification and salary With Molesting schedule* was taken up fir-t in a aw furniture and an expimion the series of meeting* relative to Girl Is Jailed of i ha faeUitie*. the new budget which would go pity Manager Warren R. Knowles M-veir-ntd man was hrnuiht A daily Vacation Bible School into effect October I, since sal­ In Athe Seminole County Sheriff* Will hivo additional apace for i will be held at the Flrat Chrlatlan aries make un (I per cent ut the 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 m eat 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 BuildThere are some positions now 000. In * Jn sp eeter, at reel*, refuse, aehool rhUdren', age* four to six. According to Chief Deputy James will atudy ‘ Our Happy World.’ receiving pay aver and abeva the p a r i* ahop, mi bile nance, loo and Mr*. B. S. Hinaon Jr, aaalatod by amount allowed ia the new sched­ Singletary, tha elderly white man ctm M ry. 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. Thnded and renewed, repainted, and nine, wilt be “Learning from sons would not receive a rut in 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 335 Japanese POW moved in." aaid Warren E. and Mra W. A. Brown trill act as new plan. Pay raises in the new pins Return Home Today KnowlAe, the City Manager. her assistant The junior depart MAIZURU, Japan, UP -B rain 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 Oviedo Mayor Asks officials who went to Kurth China Manager'! aocteUry, Mr*. Mary W. Round will serve them each accompany tha prisoners told J. Harkey, aaawora, waa lilting day. Council To Obtain to 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 20 Parking Meters painted. reporu. Mayor Lee Gary of Oviedo last label them ai Communists." < » **1t la a move oa the part of night asked the Oviedo City Coun­ The “joint statement'* was sign­ the Board of City CommUaloner»," cil to purrhate 20 parking meters ed by all 334, who rstlrJ themlaid the City Manager," to make No Garbage To Be 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 Collected July 4 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 MMra niM 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 to n y aveamg tarafor skewers; holtdiy tomorrow. tow tonight Bf-Tt. Green, Williams Are Taking Part In Field Training Office Is Renovated Christian Church Sets Bible School Weather diana A ft rd City Manager is no»l . political spotlight in hia home state. Mayor Thnmas L. Leman of Bloomington, Ind., ha* been nomi­ nated a* the Democratic candidate for Secretary of Stale in the No­ vember election. According to Dally Herald-Tele 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 n r v t 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. From Dial Sanford will observe tha Fourth* of July tomorrow ia iti usual quiat Top item on tha agenda before tl)e Board of Seminole County fashion. Commissioners this morning wra Stores will be elorad, aa will tha approval of * resolution the banks, post office, city hall and whereby the county would repay court house. primary road fundi a aum of |12,< The biggest business around the 400 (rom its secondary road funds, should the earning! and. city wlU probibly be flourishing traffic survey of tho propose! In the filling stations as motorists causeway over (hi St. Johns Riv* make the best of tho day by visit­ cr not be feasible. ing here end there within the con­ Frank Evans, of Lake Mary, proposed this morning before the In a letter from William 1L iines of a one-day holiday. Board ol Seminole County Commis­ Dial, Road Board member from Picnics will b* the order of the sioner* that the old hospltat build­ the Fifth Dlitrict, to the Board day for many families aa they ing, fromcrly used by the Ferneld of Semlrol* County Commln'oiw saunter to the beach for swimming Laugnton Memorial Hospital at the era and the Voluile County Com* and sunning. Others will taka In cormr of Oak Avc. and 6th St. mlssioneri, read this morning. II be used by the Associated Chari­ waa btought j i t that the State the rodeo in Kissimmee, while still ties of Seminole County. Road Board authoriied tho use others will visit Laka Helen end the Evani, appeared in Ihe Interest of 123,000 from primary road annuel festivltiea here in celebra­ of the Red Croia and the State funds for the earning and traffic tion of Independence Day. Wetfiro Department. atudy nf the prnpooed causeway As usual, the lakei and stream* He said, "1 want te get your provided that the two Boards of will be crowded with boating and endorsement of a plan to use the Commissioner* would approve tho skiing enthusiast* as well as those old hospital building for the As- return et the money should tha who will utilise the holiday by fish­ soclated Charities. I don't know engineer's report bo M l feasible. ing. what powers you have but it seems Commissioner Dcdd, la moving Suntan lotions and picnic para to ma that most of the charitable that the proposed return et tho phernaiia will be available at local Institutions could move there." Mrs. Troy Ray, head of the Wel­ money be approved, aaid Mt do drugstore* which will be open at not feel foot U win fall hack in least the major portion of the fare Department in Seminole Coun­ our laps." day providing an opportunity to se­ ty told the commissioner*, “ We The Board of Cemmlsaiaran lect favorite ice creami ter the like the building because It b rs w .s adviced that the Volost* large and haa adequate space W» "at homere." County Board The Sanford Herald wlU publish can u*c a part of Ihe downstalra, r,l a a usual and will feature for the which would benefit the elder: Ihureday to irom DiaL first time the famous “ Primer For people. “ I don't knew what’* Involved County Attorney Mask N. C.lPfo Americans". It is expected that The Herald will be delivered to 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 local homes earlier than usual be put Into good shape port* amieendng l i t tie tr a in Also on duly will be tbe Florida could be • permanent place." batches River that Highway Patrol, repratenlad la would The Board of County CemmUr Seminole County by Trooper T. ilqqeee -Ihe Ceuetf at­ Mark Mack anf Patrolaam Cart torney toinatouHad look Into the matter of UO Orlando aatoaga disposal William*. Tha Sanford Pttlc* and how the build era Id be used. Fire Departments as w*U aa the County Commissioner-elect John City Attorney John f t Water Department wlU be epenttold the Beard of County eg Orlande, stated "We w: log as usual, aa will the telephone Kridtr Commissioner! that tho City of B u ­ h* aa (separative an w o ____ and power company, providing the ford had only recently deeded tha ublie services which mike • property to tho Trustee* of the and aaid, «m offensive discharge oliday complete. of water ia being made from the Seminole Memorial Hospital. It will be a big day far many Commissioner M tluh staled that Orlando Diapoaal P lan t" Beker white others will merely reminisce "1 have checked Into thle thing auggntad that ■ masting ba gro and calibrate tbe elgaiog of tho and the maintenance of the Fer­ ranged between the two Beards moat famous document ia the his­ ns ld-La ughtoo hospital huildinf— of Cemmiasfanem. Orange and tory of tho United Ititea et Ameri­ tho providing of ■ Jeniier and main­ ca “The Decliratiee of * Health Unit and the flu te Health tenance—would he terrific." •nee.'' 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* according to a letter read Prospector Leaves rian te uae it. and how tha main­ ported, tenance would he financed, and by Grant# Attorney Cleveland, then determine if the bulkUag eould “no Intolerable eraifotone wore Uranium Claim found at the river. Wo foal that he the complaints wlU elear up aa A t Intersection soon aa rains a r t sufficient to KLAMATH FALLA, Or*., IP — Roads Committee bring the rivm up to normal," Prospector Earl Sheridan pulled tha letter said. up hi* stakes end abandoned hie To Learn Public Tba county wiU advsrtlro for uranium atalrn at tbe busiest bids on gasoline for the tlx months downtown lalenrotira of this Views A t Hearings from August until the rad o< Jan­ southern Oregon city yesterday. FORT ST. JOE UR—The Legit- uary 1*57 in order to comply with He pitched a tent e t Ninth and letlvo Council's Committee on the law. Up until the present time Main Streets early last Friday and Road* will hold hearings at Talla­ gasoline was purchased from all began digging up the street. Re hassee July 24 26 to hear public gasoline dealer* in a plan t i ro­ said that hie Geiger rounter views on rhangei that may be tating tha purchases from all deal* showed uranium underneath and needed In the 1B4S highway code. er* in the county. that It belonged to him because Sen. George G. Tapper, chair­ Bondi for two deputy sheriffs, he waa a descendant of Georgs man of the committee which draft­ requested by Sheriff Denver Cored the new road code, said county dell, were approved by the Board Nurse, founder of the town. fU claimed that Nirso had commlaaioneri, highway user* and of Oommlsiioners. The new dtp. deeded the town the streets, but chamber of commerce representa­ utlea will he William L. Proctor, that Nurse had retained mineral tives were Invited to present their now Ufa guard at Bnnlandw and changes that should tights and that these rigbte had opinion* and Claude Lays, Town be made by the IH7 Legislature. Spring* passed to him. Tapper aaid he planned to aik Marshal of Longwood. Ills attorney, aaid. hawevar, Gov. Collins to Include In his cat! that a *e*rch of records failed to for a special session, expected to show ifiat Nurse bad reserved be convened for July 23, amend­ Local Woman Is such rights. ment of the highway code io pro­ O f 10 To Win Auto^ S h e r i d a n waa philosophical vide continued maintenanre by the A Longwood won man b it woo Slat* Road Department of lira I,■bout the lost, a new Marrury Pfihc PRIcton four-door 140 mile* of highw ays dropped from "I've been disappointed before. primary system under defini­ sedan In the 1423,000 Mercury eon* Anyway, my Geiger counter hai tbe test. Mr*. Clarence M. Nlchol* of tions been acting up during the peal code. set forth in the new highway Longwood, hai been notified that two days. The signal Was getting Tapper aaid if the governor failed aha wai one of 10 persona to wi« weaker end weaker," be aaid. 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 Senate Leaders Hunt McRoberta, Sanford 'Mercuryta 'tr, completed g rhyme and Predict Congress New Naval Invasion dmailed ia her ontry. . • Mrc Nichols opei-itr* her own Will Quit Soon O f Western Europe photo aludio on Magnolia in Han­ WASHINGTON UP-Senita lead era piedlcted today Contra** wiU Is Underway Today ford. and teaches tap and htliel dancing aa a hobby. She haa aw IBquit for the year some time be­ PORTSMOUTH. England * - Led month-old son. Her husband is an tween July SI and July X. by the 44.000-ton battleship* fowe Sen. dem enti of Kentucky, act­ and Now Jersey, • new American aircraft Inspector at the JUr Vorra ing Democrat!# leader. tolJ re­ rival Invasion of Wsstern Europe bate at Piaecaslte. More then 3,een M.vcv.ry dee!porter* he thlnka both houses een began today. It will last a week. clean no (heir work by July 21 "or The two big battleships headed a vv* across the nwlluo era reopera* ttr.g In supporting the bp ' “ earlier." convoy of more then 10 warship* Sen. Knowland of California, tha bringing 1,000 Navy men ra a one each week Iron now August A Tan new Mermry Republican leader, said he thinks training cruise. Congrats could complete its teaks The Iowa and New Jersey, four tone are given sway each w#» by July 11 If aO goes well. destroyer* and five minesweeper* the top 10 winner*, tolevukw *** ■ He conceded, however, the! If anchored in historic Portsmouth the House attaches aa eoUaegrw- Harbor, l i t aero destroyers went * * 1 lira amendment le a school aid Info Um Thame* pert ef Chatham, jutim win BN fiUI **H * wonld make things dlfflIn M*w Y*rk for Pom scrota would N t." Evans Proposes Old Hospital Be Used By Charities 1 S Philippines Granted Power O f Military Boses On Island MANILA (At—The United Slates today acknowledged complete sov 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 versary celebration of Philippine independence. The United Stales now operates three major bases in the islands —C'laik Air Force Rase and the Sanglcy and Subic Naval installs lions. Thera are alto four minor Installations, A Joint statement Issued by President Ramon Magsaysay and Nixon said: "The United State* since lode pcndence nf the Philippines has ahraye acknowledged the sover­ eignty of the Philippines over bates and has reaffirmed full recognl lion of such Philippine* sovereignty over them. "The United State* will Iran* fer and turn oier to the Philip, pinea all title paper* and title claims held by the United States to all land aieas used either in the past or presently as military bases, except those area* whirh may now or will be used by Uni'ed States for diplomatic and consular establishment*." The statement was issued after a two hour conference between Magsaysay and Nixon. 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, “th en a rt 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 l i t mllllm dollars In “ nan fruit fly. now macing Flor­ might roam to • t i p * kflliag &U- Thu American ships wffl vlrit « ida's vast citrus grovam Off tkara peris lug • n * M >«*toG •. /\( • -A. h nr. rx . ■' . j ed BY* h A. * " i.* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 02, 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/c8860e5e9b7bef2b68df6b43c21bff46.pdf 75506592663305fa8176896ae23e5995 PDF Text Text .r •■ » T ■ ' 1 ■• ■ . . . . ' (■ ■,stive* ■ * r THE RECORD OF ^ NEW •M • W HOMES ** - \ * *"* ‘ r*% -v* - rr%*-wv f - -•~ ?**" * — •- zz **X._•*J ,, ^ « . ,< a ^ ffli Si ot Iw * W A ■'■*.?. *;>-* BUILT AND V SOLD -t, j • $?{£■ * BY ■ Eleven. ‘ f&liy *>*!■*, \‘; i.v,», The Impressive panorama of homaa pictured In tha abort aorlal view was a taafla of palmetto, acrub oak and plat. The land was cleared than all modern cMy con­ veniences Installed—sewers, water, i ttla baautlful community. .^ ) THAT W E HAVE BEEN ABLE TO BUILD AND SELL MORE HOMES IN SANFORD IN THE LAST II MONTHS THAN ALL OTHER BUILDERS COMBINED. W E FEEL THERE ARE SEVERAL IMPORTANT O T» Q REASONS FOR THIS: V Wa art Interested la building you a homo — not Just a houat. Ho wa carafully selected aar archilacta who would design Individual homes. Karh home designed la taka full advaalaga of Florida dlauto and waathar. for batter light and ventilation. Each of our homes have loag roof oaves to pilaw poor ao rot warping, no termite daauga to be m n w l HAVE YO U SEEN SO U TH PIN ECREST LATELY? W H Y N O T D RIVE O U T ? fj-41 1 * 1V U j T',i ‘ • mm- BRAILBY ODHAM, Pnsidmt * -* S , . -r. 4 » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■■ 11 ■ »_ L 1 I - �If Ynm Herald la Not IXHttrrd Kv • V. M. Call 1M2( Itffart 7 P. M. Par Delivery T H U R S D A Y , JUNK 8-Year-Old Boy Drowfis In Local Pool Yesterday ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ f fsm fw -- " Diver s Masks Banned An l-year-old bar a i l pulled from eight feet of water yesterday at the Sanford Municipal Swimming pool at approximately 4:4J p. m* a victim of either drowning be­ cause of a divert math he wore or from »t ran (illation. Frtdarle George Btcknril,' Only child and ion of Mr; and U n . Ernest D. Bicknelt, was found a* boot midway of the pool, at tha bottom, by l-year-old ' Sanford Williams. The youngater who found Ute bey Immediately notified Life guard Wi­ ley Jarrell, 21, who dived ipte the water and pulled the drowned M y to the surface and- handed him to Johnny Williams, in who began art­ ificial respiration until the Banfotf Fire Department arrived with oxy­ gen. . Lifeguards* WDey Jarrell and EVERY EFFORT WAR MADE by City Offirlals In administering oxygen am) artificial respiration Joann Perry were keeping a cleea Id Frederic "Rickey" George Bicknolt, • -year-old youngster who drowned yesterday In tho Munich watch oo a' crowded pool. Poo] manager Hgakay Wight to d City Manager Warren E. Knowles that tho drowned boy had, only Id mlnutea before he was pulW out 9 * of tho water, bought two eandy A*4-*W,*' * a J T ft bars from the pool eoaeoaaloa. 'Y D P n P f l I A K P City Manager Knowles at tho ■ A | IU tlC U I U D C pool to Investigate. .Immediately tl , ordered tho use of masks, fcdggtes, Ia s s a i I C a a n snorkels or any apparatus on tho o Iw H I v Q J v O n ! faro banned from tho poo). I There was.no city recreation pn»* Senator Douglas Stenstrom said *r*m *B P*0****1 H the time of •day that he Has received a let- ‘ he youngster, drowning. TheCRy ir front William 11. Dial. Road Department, .wlmdiosrd member from this district. ° « «" i which ha has bean sHviasH tint tho marrlag hours Older urn din GREETING A NEWCOM Ell in DeBsry at one of the season'* social functions, (Left to right) are " “ " Mlae Deri* Cline and Mra. W. A. Aung with their guest of eo-hosteeaes Mrs. Alonso McCall*: honor Mrs. Robort 1. Elmer. (Staff Coffee Club Hears Talk On Hospital ITVlet-Admiral WUUam L. R F f Harry Weir, Administrator at Seminole M e m o r i a l Hospital, spoke to Somlnole County Chambor of Commerce Coffee Club members this morning. In tho informal talk before the Chamber of Commerce group, Weir said "There are. FT employes at our hospital, or 1.2. employes per hospital bed. "We have to have so many employs* because w* ere open 24 hours • day, M l days a year," be said. "I wish we could get over ta (he public," said Weir, "the neces­ sity for the number of employee at Seminole Memorial Hospital." Ite said, "We have M to 11 tpeaUlUed departments ready to serve the community at all Utah Businessman To Head Kiwanis International Weir pointed out "ft la an ex- Bis 6 Yesterday * ££1T*e^*1£ureu’r,.n? «£ Brw" v ■ w d lV lw H j V lc. Admiral William L. Re.., U1N, Commander Air Fore*, U. ft Atlantic Fleet, arrived aboard Banford Naval Air Station yeaterday by A-3D, the Navy a fastest and longest ranging bomber In perallon. .Admiral Rees Is currently msktaf hie Initial tour of base* under his command alnca assuming Uis position of Commander Air Force If, S. Atlantic Fleet on May 2t, of this year. r trsry to rumors, we have avar- S'u'uS S £ 3 3 ; “ £ . . ,b#ut “ * * ccnt oeeup> "We should average about TO p ,r c*nt," he said. Speaking on the number of paHints occupying hospital beds at srmlnole Memorial Hospital, ha told U(e chamber of Commerce group that there have been up to M or TO patients in tho hospital at ons time but there have also been as few as 32 a day. "We have a difficult time securing tmployes because of the umild i*»ye a work o(dor at that un(}„ th# dtreetlon of Fir* Chtel Um*‘ Mack N. Cleveland Sr., for ah* flenator atcoatrom said that ft proxlmately 40 minutes uptll Dr. appears that actual construction John M. Morgan, ealled to tbn of 412 will gst underway this sum- scene, pronounced the youngster mer. * ■-.I desd. j "I sm ceruln," ssld Senator Mnford Police Chief Roy 0 . Stenstrom, "once this rosd Is Williams with Patrolmen Jo* Hick, completed that the traffic count ,on ,nd c ,r t Dodson hare oh hand will ba Increased m groatly that n J? h« nd,t new modern bridge across the at. lnv**U l*tl». Deputy Sheriff Johns Hlver at thr base of 0.1- Colto" Br° * " •nd p r*v*tt erv Ava will . "er* to assist., nd h u * f cry Ave, will beniinr become *a nrr. nee*.Th#on^ hand mother ,; * . ... ,Ik* within light of th» municipal Such a bridge, ha raid, to-'poal at lOrii Locust Av*. Blcknsll gather with our modern bridge i, , retired attorney and his wlf* over the St. Johns at the bass of |, employed by Southern Bell Tel*. Geneva Ave., will give our coun-. phone Company. They came l* Banty two fin* bridges on the two ford from Vermont, state roads, 411 end 46, leading. The municipal pool was cleared from the East Coast to Sentinels of swimmers and bystanders yeaCounty." I |terdey when the boy's body wgs Stale Rosd 413 rosd Improve- pulled from the water. A crowd of ment will be from two miles oast more D'*** had gathered, standof the present Osteen Bridge to log below around the front of tho the new DeLand-New Smyrna t™ ; . ’ , . Beach highway it RamsuUa. I, tri« 1' d ro w ^ g of Feodor* MASKR AMD OTHER t'ARAPHEHNALIA, similar to the on* (to which arrow Is point 'town in this picture, aro banned In ths Municipal swimming I Mask here was worn by “ RUkey" Blcknell when he drowned yesterday, (Staff Photo) struct loti on U. S. 17-91 In Semioiiiciiii note County from her# stunned by the drowning. Coun y line to Fite Point* will -n,, pool was crowded with chit* also begin at an early date. dren keeping cool when the ac- M. Wright Retires From Post Office After 46Y^ars ed from his faro." it was reported yesterday that the l-y ear-old youngster was net a good swimmer and had bee* warned to stay In the shallow end of thr pool. player last year. He'i now with T h r i t t i f l f l T r i D l e The boy’s father was on hand By SANDRA BERG the piofessieasl Lee Angel** ' n n l , ' n f l ■ while Sanfani Fir* Department 31. L. Wright, who came to Hormen kept their vigil with oxygen Bisbe* saye U i biggest threat * ' ■ . u , L, tonight," City Commission* John docks and wharves project as well ford since Nov. IT. 1999. retired in an attempt to bring a spark of life back into the youngster. Uee In Ms offensive ability, but G o m e L O S t N lO n f Kridtr said thl* morning. lg tj,# yacht basin should the ca- fro.,n lhf Sanford Post Oflice with Krider said that ha did M(<knww u.i„» " w > • «« of lervlcc la.t nighL how many ptopla In the community ,,50U* . . Mr. Wright "itsrted out on a providedthe thriller 1n a gam* * « Intereitmi in tb* reviulislng * Thousands u p o n thousands „ | iry of 130 a month and out of which snded withHimt-MeRoUrts °f the Sanl-Td-Tltusvllle Caaal pro- would us* the Inland waterway that I saved MO," he said. ■ i “ * m -' «nack the* we didn’t have ssugens commmtea. ’ f l l . b e * l j i. crowa to attend. boats for pleasure and would cum* service," he related. If a man was needed for a Job In tho post stacks up to aterytking w* waul The play happened this wsy:The meeting will be held in the through the Sanford ere*." office you "went out on the itrcct ia on tnd." the bases were loaded when the Cemmissioaers Room of Urn Sen__________ to find one." Alternating at right end with batter for Runt-McR • b e r t s ford City Hal! beginning at 7:30 “ Back In Ilia old days,” he went Teamster last season, Blsbea grounied to shortstop James p. m, . P A A ie fr iifin n on, "the train would coiuc In any. ........ . ....... acotwd only one tourhdiwa. But h* Dnvii — Dsvls to catcher John Many plans have been studied W *»W n where from T to 10 at night and dlrd at 9:30 p. M.%fsteiday whe* pulled la live passes t* lead the Jones to force the runnier from relative to the opening of the SanCA( no matter How late the mail was, he drowned In the Municipal team as a running eM with M third, then J»n*( to flratbesemen ford-Tit usvilla Canal from Banford M C U U l i n C <JGl it wae sorted and taken car* of. Swimming Pool 1* Sanford lard*, per try. Robert Samuel to put out the to die East Coast, however, none C n . h - u ^ A m n Thcc* wa. no carrier tarrlc* at nis residence was at 10P4 Lm Nugent predicts great things better and from Eamue! beck to have been tocceinful up to tbs ' M Q j S e ll l i t p t Av#* w t»r tb* slight aixdoatar. -Tone, to tag the runner eliding present time. Registration for the Brownie day all as It was all open general ’ . II* was born on Jan. tt. 1041. I* "He's one of the youngest play*nt« home. Congressman A. S. "Syd” lfer- camp will definitely be closed on delivery." "1 worked seven days a week niremont, N. H.. end hie official ere oa our team and ha still has The winning team earned 11long, revealed several day* age July I. leaders of the Brownie orfrom 9 In l* * * „ r e s i d e n c e with his parents waa to two seasons to go. He’ll be playing " n •>< hits * *tb tb* batteries in a telegram to The Sanford Her- ganUations revealed today, first string this fall and with the °*n Beuman and Ed Lnelett. aid that U.e Core* of Engineer. Any regl.terod Brownie or Fly-up mail wes o u t" Mr. Wright the* Windsor. VL .aid that *h* post office was West-: f r —^ 0vo_ ( lie knelt 1* experience he should gain, bell be ', *n, Beuw®" hh athrae-bsgrer could make additional rueommra- can register for the camp thatwill cd where the »m*k* H o«* U bow, ! tunrtvi< ^ hiTtether and moth! great In hie sealer rear." *-• *Jwl> jh* detlons and studlee since IBs third be held August bymailing later moving „to w ^ M a ^ r f Mfi >ttd Mrt, D B icb As a star performer lor Semi” • Alice Burp## got two hiu }car |( expiring since their test g i.y along with the signed parents nole High School in Sanfofd, Bis- **’<1 thr^ , •R'M batteriesrrp0rt was submitted on tb* pro- ronsent form to Mre. L I. Butter, Fun^ur* r t m p ^ 1* r it u a t e A I t MlIt g^nfort; and oo* aunt, Mra. her wee all-confcrtnca, all midHerman Tlekl* end Johnny Jsnei. Jr„ jot Elm Ave. or U Ury. !n7t. Arthur CHpps, Danielian, Co m . ^ h e jostRt - s i « art being amsl I* Wind. elate and he made the second ----------------j -----*Knder said "The opening of the Ralph Wight III, IUV Patents Ave. a u r i* </ ’ ■ ( C l lmsed O* fM * R U M t Nr> vu> tm , aftensMB at f t * team all-state eleven. U /m /im B f Saniord-TItusville Canal would Sanford. — ft m. »rRh Mm fm eral ami barial Moving Into thair aecond year *” C U t r I C F , add exactly what thousands have "That* will ba a weak *f fua and — af major collage football Use Partly iteody W«b oratterod beta looking for, tom* baste far activity Uta Brownie Scout way. Scminoles upon agatest Ohio Uni- thondarabawern thraagh Friday; the conservation of water. for those who register and attend torsJty her* Sept & i tew laalgbt * I* »4. | "In addltlna," ho a n il "thafs, tb* u a p " InntMo O f t w ,w N®y Seen In Ball �. .. ^ , FINDING BARGAINS EACH MERCHANT LISTED HERE WILL MATURE A NEW CRAZY DAZE VALUE EACH DAY r v3. . . . FR ID A Y O N L Y Lik. Shoalin' Fish in a Barrel DON'T LET THE HEAT GET YOU! SAVE DURING THIS SUMMER DAZE BARGAIN CRAZE FORMULA 20 Egg Shampoo • OR. BOTTLE R sfultr 89c ONLY ROUHILLAT & ANDERSON Yatr Walgraan Agaaey Oa tha Caraar By Tha Clack FRIDAY ONLY '% ALL EARRINGS / h pp U rr ALL U.S. ROYAL TIRES WITH YOUR RE-CAPPABLE TIRES REGULAR PRICE W ERT’S JEWELRY STORE H. B. POPE CO., Ine. 300 f. P A R K A Y R . as a BOY ONE SPORT SHIRT Gel ONE FREE ___ UTTILY FREE with artry Man's Spart Shirt fcQp Irani anr ragslsr stack st eur ragular law grtea. ^ sS a s tad atytoa U chaan fra *. RANGE SHOP TH US BIO BUMMRft DAZE BARGAINS Wednesday Through Saturday SHOP THESI RIG SUMMER DAZI Sigh *pn*4 nrftM will*, Mac *Im Regular f 170.01 •tM vMh antMMtta jwahtat tw ^ j m baking. Appliance n U«1 mi control T 1 MU DURING THU SALS O A R R IT T 'S BARGAINS ' Wadnaaday Through _ Saturday " ® RAN DALL Electric Co. SEEVICE QUALITY SATISFACTION PRONE IANFOED 111 DE BAST » ta Ow n tana C t in b r of Cowmen* FRIDAY O N L Y $299 3 ROOM 19 Pitct Grouping SHOP THESE BIG BIG DATS BARGAINS SUMMER DAZE BARGAINS Wedneaday Through Saturday STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC Pint Straat at Saafard Araaaa INCLUDES! » * . SwttaMl U r lit lm State. I Bad fiM ia Cocktail Tablet t TnMn L t a a j m U i D n a H i t SnaOntr U u m i I m w m * BMi Bn* tprtafi Innirnprtng M iUrani FUatie Top Exteaaiaa Table; 4 Matching Cbalre. Wll'aILSON-M AIER Navar Hlghar at Wiiaaa Mater PBmm 300 Saafard, Plarida 311 R. Pint FRIDAY featu re? -(Ms Is tbe taw In Woven Yarn Rugs yd. •ROLL GOOD” RASY TERMS • • • • GOOD SIZE 31 X 43 INCH NEW WAIMABL1 COLORS RBVRRSIRLB PATTKBNf PENNEY! LOW PRiCB FOR FRIDAY "fa r TBa Ufa af yaw Car, Ga GMT Womar'i fiulf Service Station Ml CM - T .... H i M U — tMS APFUANCI GINTU IIS fla �i •• • . 4 >H> U . . . Don't Pass Up HIGE8T TRADES IN HISTORY ON The Biggest Bargains HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS W e s t e r n A u t o AND /A s s o c ia t e ! RANGES S t o r e WINN TV & RADIO In Town at Western Auto Store's Red Tag Sale 2 /2 ,E. Phona 417 80t E. lit .* • First St. FABULOUS! SHOP SANFORD STORIS SAVE S S S s ALL THIS WEEK CLAUDE H. WOLFE FAMOUS SHOP THESE IZ E RANGE BIG SUMMER RB es SHOP THESE METER ICE PLAN BIG Purchaaa an all new 1951 g eu. ft. FRIG IDA IRE refrigerator DAZE BARGAINS Wednesday Through For 2| t per day. Saturday 10 Cu. Ft. - 33 l-3c per. day SUM M ER PARR1 BARGAINS Wednasday Through Saturday Bring Thla ad In for a FREE Gift. 305 Sanford Art. Ph. 2117 . Your PRIG1DAIRE Dealera For 2S Years. sit Expert Front End At Firestone Fri. Only 32-Piece “ L au rel" SHOP TR EK SHOP THESE BIG SUMMER DAZE RIG faaa. Cars SUMMER DAZE BARGAINS Wadntaday Through Saturday BARGAINS WHEEL BAI Wednesday Through PASSENGER CAR A fBUCER Saturday iresion SEM INO LE CO U N TY MOTORS, fee. DODGE . Salas A terries 519 E. lot St. lit f . PARK AVE. PH. 29 §L (Do slsjiL JakiL CL SlwJcdc FRIDAY O N LY Pick tha aat of your chalet whUs our alack te complete. Priced From 9149.91 . To 9U7L09 EASY TERMS S Months FREE (terries Policy PARTS and LABOR MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE Wa Kara The Largest And Mast Modem Service Dept, la laminate Comity. Ladies* Barefoot SANDALS BARGAINS ~ Wedntaday Through Saturday a Whites and Colors soma Hires I In » K TO FIND BARGAINS; INTHI HERALD WANT ADS! REGULAR 13.99 B. E. PURCELL CO. ' 123 W. First 8t. SANFORD — ORLANDO SAVE SHEKELS at ECHOLS SHOP THESE BIG BUMMER DAZE • / 1 Sleep Better Live Longer "BoyaTComfort" ~ Innertpring Mattreat *51* Matching Box Spring I f * 99 § M . TtMis la Y»«r 014 Mattm* aa4 Sariaca b i a i t m W Tree «rl| | | M 119 8s. Magndte 1239 J§M I i.»»t rate T f Open Erenlnga CLASSIFIED t V ERY DAY m. ■ �Organizing Development Comission Would Benefit Growth Of Sanford > We heard o f an excellent idea the other d a y-on e that should be studied and adapt* ed *n use rifht here In our own community. The reason that our Interest Is so keen U that the plan has been highly successful jp other communities comparable In ilie to Sanford. »ii nf pi * male* that i ow Keaa— new tplent—new cK’ »»ns, a*c cou'ta.'tly htream* tug Into the Sm f.rti area, citlsens that are Interested In their adopted community, so Interested in tact that they would readily { if immen"* service to those of us who Ijave become more or less apathetic to growth and progress, i Then—there are those who say—well, , It’s a good Idea “ but let John do It." • 4 From the very beginning, as this new Idea was explained, and Its plan unfolded, It ■was seen that “ It's lust what we need.” • Some few people have taken the bull by the horns. ......... sueaV. when It comes to ■progressive thinking about projects which would develop into something tremendous­ ly beneficial to every citizen. Ws are think­ ing o f the development of our county a Highways, the French Avenue Throughway, tHe causeway, the Sanford-Tltusvllle Canal, • the Seminole Memorial Hospital, and other ; projects which have been completed to the delight of every person In the community. ' 'Siat's where we come to the plan that was proposed for Sanford. * ft was suggested that a Sanford Develop­ ment Commission l>e established, headed by energetic, responsible, dcop thinking cl linens o f our community. This commission would be composed of ' hundreds o f citizens, literally the whole community, for the scope of all that could he done within such a body Is literally so large that it la beyond the actual presentmoment thoughts. The 8an.*ord Development Commission would be composed of numerous committees working on various projects and plana for the community. For Instance, Just to start, committees on traffic, Industry, streets, Juvenile detention home, parking, recreation, recreation faci­ lities, beautificaton. civic improvement street lighting, slum clearance, waterfront uaage, the Sanford-Tltusvllle Canal, docks The Sanford Herald M S iM IKNr SIMM UUM«r no* K l l f t t i ■■ H f , M fllM M tllM M M l f « , tbt l*MI Ufflre *» M lfw i n*HII. ■■>*" Sr* ■r rwiM m >r « m i a, i h i rtRD PMUtlKn. KOHaras* Pahl'AMr m %mhis h * « h i * anM in i . IT B .T S t. HHSISS, itilH M M S»M «W____ SwSS h i M a W i 'i l A t Cm m a to MlttM tirlwliiir ta IK I»I r*aafc1l*aM ill ito Im l aews ertale* la U to w i w r . ■ i MHtoWI Wallaaaltp *r n t im l * i *,Ml*'*« BSw fa*. Ml nnrMa Ifaafe SMa _________________ Sllaata lln n li________________ a iM o u r o n * watt.# ■« Carder **• wr ***•% Oar H i l l ii.aa n m toaaia* ait to a l i i «»"» V*a, •M as.ra sn.se Sit aMtaarp attires. esr*i af lhaah*. rsisluls** aai •MirM af n l t ,l l l a a „ l far lb* osrssie al raltl-a fiaSa wilt b* tkifiH ftp al **aala* a«i*rfl*lns rataa Pag* 4, Thursday, June 28, 1056 t o d a y ** w ifi r vew osf .Whoso hearkeneth to Me shnll dwell asenpal*' and ahnll he quiet without fear of evil. Proverbs 1 :88— One o f the most amaz­ ing episodes in human history Is the failure o f the great Assyrian army under Scnacherii to capture Jerusalem. Isiah prophesied that they would not capture the city, but the plague o f mice that ate the how strings of the Assyrians' bows thus disarming them is as dramatic a deliverance as humanity ever beheld. and terminals, commercial expansion, shopp­ ing area engineering and survey, law en­ forcement, housing development, and a myriad of other Ideaa that would embody much study, many meetings, and citywide cooperation. Such an organization would be of invalu­ able aid to Sanford'a Board of City Com­ missioners, not for a dumping ground for problems that come before the commission for action, but as start for the newest ideas that are concerned in the growth o f Sanford. We could think of one Item that that could have received a huge share of study, a cross section of thinking In the community and out, on the question o f annexation. At the present time the City la confront­ ed with the problem of traffic and parking —two aubjects that demand two committees to come up with the proper answer. It la through these committees that expert in­ formation could ba obtained since it la be­ lieved that they would seek out the opinions of those thoroughly familiar with the sub­ jects and problems brought before them. BY JAMBS MARLOW Definitely, wa think there would be some Aooeciate* Pres* Now* Analyst expense to the organising of a Sanford WASHINGTON UR - Tho leaders Development Commission. But from the or­ of the American Communist par­ ganization would come opinions and recom­ ty, who hava acted like arrogant mendations worth thousands upon thous­ shaphsrds toward their own mem­ bers, are still sheep in the Russian ands of dollars, many times t iers than the pasturs. Soma of them may ba cost of such an organisation. shorn. We feel that the Sanford Development There is rising discontent in the Commission should be completely free of party with this leadership whirh political Influence— that the thinking of recently confessed to a whole aerial of disastrous mistakes over the commission and the committees form­ the past 10 years and now pre­ ed under It should be the thinkng of the tend* to ba surprised lo hear citizens versed by proper Information from Stalin was a dictator and murder­ invaluable sources and not thinking because er. Party members, writing lo their of pressure and political patronage. newspaper, th* Daily Worker, From such a commission as the Sanford charge dictatorship against tha Development Commission, there would American leaders: directly against emerge Ideas that would parallel the growth tha old and III chairmari, William of Sanford—our growth would be easier and Z. Foster, indirectly against Sec­ more pleasant— our projects would paral­ retary Eugans Dennis, the real boss, and others. lel the wishes o f the citlsens o f Sanford, The leadership itself has con­ those who pay the taxes. ceded tbs rank-and-file should There are those In our community capable have more say in the decisioni of studying the feasibility o f the Sanford which have been handed down Development Commission, and with the or­ from the top. ganising canabilities necessary to put a pro­ The lop Amarican Rads had approved svsry action of Stalin. ject into full swing. D e n n i s recently acknowledged The position In which Sanford finds itself they looked upon Stalin a* “ infalli­ at the present moment, It behooves our com­ ble." Than Nikita Khrushchev, the munity to dig out from the list of citizenh Russian Communist boss, p u t all who want to serve their community them on the spot. By revealing Stalin'* ons-msa loyally and faithfully and place them on the rule in all ita horror, Khrushchev committees to which they would be best invited Communists everywhere fitted. to be self-critical and critical of We're thinking that the sooner such a on* anothar. If* loft It up to them Development Commission is put into effect to figure out bow critical. As If helpless to know what to the sooner the benefits would begin rolling do or say until they got Ihe clue in. It Is an Idea well worth trying— it Is from Moscow, the American Com­ an Idea that is worthy of an experiment. munist leader* kept silent for We have seen what a body of interested months after Khrushchev'* reve. citizens can do when their sights are aet latlon*. This week the Central finally spoke up. on a certain project. Their work is tireless, Committee It rsised critical question* about their ideas can lie counted among the mil­ Urn part played by Russia's new lions, their goals would he the highest, and leaders in Stalin'* usurpation of their outc as a benefit to Sanford would power end his crimes. But it did this only aftar th* Italian, French be heyr#1* an estimate. and British Communist* had asked It would be the consolidated effort of a the same questions. City and its citizens to provide the finest “ We. , . are shocked,*' tha com­ facilities of every description, of every na­ mittee members said of the reve­ lations. Th* delay in speaking up ture. made them look afraid to take There Is no doubt that such a commis­ th* lead In criticising Russia or sion would be far reaching, not only In its even knowing what to say or how lienoflts, hut as a means of reaching out and far to go until others showed tha bringing thousands of people to our area to way. Bine* II was common knowledge make their permanent homes. . for 20 years that Stalin had onaThere is such a thing as setting such a man rut* and slaughtered people, hrillant example that the people of a na­ th« Central Committlee, in saying it was sharked to hear all this, tion would be cognizant of Its worth. making a film with Rita Hay­ worth recently had .her immor­ talised In this manner. Total cost - 1100. Calypso songs originally wort mprovited satires on current ♦vents sung te on African rhythm t the annual pre-Len.en carnival Today, however,‘ tha calypso In utry is not much more ipooineou* than tbo art of canning ina fi*h. It got more liko Tin 'an Alley svery yoar. The ad .una fish. II got* more like Tla '* 1 Pacific Northwest Eyeing Atom BY SAM DAWSON SEATTLE Jh — T!i* Pacific Northwert—lone known (or ibundine* of water power—now U eyeIni the atom even at it call* (or more "bathtub*." The region expect* to (row in­ dustrially *o much and *o steadily that the tima wilt come when nu­ clear energy will help meet the demand for electric power. That time won't be tomorrow or probably for many yean. But the power companie* are studying nu­ clear planta today—and also keep­ ing an eye on the steady approach of the natural ga* pipeline from New .Mexico. They struggle meantime with their perennial problems: Public vs. private utilities; disputes with the fishing industry and sport* fishermen who contend that power dams imperil the salmon runs, criticism from nature lovers who fear loss of iconic and recreation­ al attractions at dam sites; and the need for more giant "bath­ tubs' in which to store the spring hinoffs. The Immediate worry of the US Reds Sheep In Russian Pasture put itself in the position of being considered dumb nr hypocritical. No on* has accused the Reds of being dumb. But Dennis himself provided an­ lib* aren't vocal. Thoy'ro written other example of continued tubservice to Russia. Almost as if out ahead of tlmo. saying, "Oh, thank you, sir," he "Tho calypso* art boeomtng more commercialized," s a i d Charts* S. Esplnet, assistant edi­ Radio," “ Cowboy Jones," “ Lor* tor of tho Trinidad Guardian and Invader," “ Attila Ihe Hun," and an authority u island folk musle. "Th* Mighty Sparrow." singers—there nr* “ But at parlies, where th* sing­ Calypso about too-average |1,* » a year ers know the gunts, they still inepm*. ifteo improvise." Many of tha singer* complain Calypso singers are a breed that visitors have stolen and es•part. Most of them have little plotted their tunes without paying education, little formal knowledge them any royalties. «sf music. They usually coma from A gentlemen named Vital Angel tho other side of tho tracks, or. haa Just started a music publish­ as th* saying here goes "behind ing firm bare with the hop* of tha bridge." stamping out tune robbing by for­ But they have a koto senso *< eigners. rhythm and a quick ey* for th* “ Some calypaos are being absurdities and pretensions of th* played all over the United States,'' human ract. he sal*, “ whilt tho* calyptooiani They all go by colorful or high- hot* who originated them do not sounding names— tucb as "Lor* gel enough mooey to buy • set of Melody,'* "Lot* Creator," "King tooth." Trinidad Girls Courted With Music ■T HAL BOYLE PORT or SPAIN, Trinidad J t Yeu don't have to be able to write love letters te court a girl In old Trinidad. You tall her with music. And yoo don’t even need to ba o musi­ cian yourself. You simply fork •ver a little ready cash to the Merest Impoverthed calypso sin ■er and he creates a qunc' Ballad extolling In song thcharm* of the girl you're after. A movie company hero tow no 1headacheofno 10downingsrear w expressed gratitude to Khrushchev for saying war Is not Inevitable. The rank-and-file may be able to swallow the present leaders’ history of disasters—the blind obedience to italln was not news to them—but it’i hard to se* how these leaders can keep their jobs and carry out tha new line. That lina was laid down by Khrushchev; Every where Com­ munist partii- should try to lot— like national parties snd form unitsd fronts. How could the ^resent U.S. leaders, already coo* vlctad of trying to teaeh ovtrihrow of tha government, be persuasive? Herlong Report So called civil rights legislation has again hit th* center of 'Jr* ata-.e in Washington, It doe* seem a shame when there ora so many real problem* in th* world that something like thia take* up ao much tima whan th* whole idea of. civil right* legislation I* so obviously roncelvad and nurtured only for political purposes. If the bill which tha Rulea Committees has b**n considering his week comes before the House, it will pass becaus* there am enough northern and western member* of both political partlea who will vote for it. We only have about US members from th* South whom w* can count on to opposs th* bill. Of course w* d* not want th# bill to pais and we are going to us* every tactical method snd parliamentary man­ euver possible to keep it from passing. An interesting sldejight Is that tometlmes we get unexpected help from surprising quarter*. This week the Rulee Committee had already over-ridden C h a i r m a n Smith of Virginia and had agrees) to vote on th* bill last Thurs­ day. A few hours before voting tint* for soma reason tha Com­ mit:** found itself without a quorum. Th* majority of th* Committee Is on record as fa­ voring this legislation, but they also know what th* Committee rules are. Any time the Com­ mittee finds itself without a quorum any member may make a point of order that th* Comniltte* Is without a quorum and th* chairman must automatically adjourn tha meeting. Enough members who were on record In .‘ avor of th* legislation for some reason hsd business elsewhere during th* early hours of the afternoon and the point of order whs raised. Ths Committee then had. to adjourn without voting. Thia mean* that there will be at leaet another week from that tima beforo th* bill ran be brought out. After that It will (till hava to pass the House and Renal*. W* can't filibuster in the House be­ cause each member may only speak S minute* after tho goneral debate is over, and th* time for reneral debate is always limited If It does get by th* Houuse, lhsr« la little likelihood that it will be considered In th* Renata. If It I* brought up It will be fili­ bustered until Congrwse haa to adjourn for tha conventions. Rom* peopls have asked me why wo didn't do something to curb tho power of tho Supremo Court 1 agree that they need to be curbed. Many bills have been introduced along thia line. Moat of them are of ouch a nature that they obviously will not pass and do not avsa do what tho proponents claim they will do. On* bill, however, seems to ba on th* right track, W* are concentrating our effort! on i t It provide* In effect that even though Congress legislates in a particular field, that that dots not prohibit thi states from passing taws on tha th* same matter u ties* ihe act of Congress Itself contains sn express provision that th* state* cannot so act. Actually, all it does Is enact specifically what we thought has besn the law all th* time. Because the principle In­ volved Is so sound from a legs' standpoint, we think it ha* a good chanes of passing. Pfcat* U. 8- Navy) (or 45 new project* in addition te those already licensed or under construction. This would mean spending "at the rate of one mil­ lion dollar* a day-lndefinltcly." Jack D Stevens, engineer for the Puget Sound Utilities Council, says that the industrially growing area within a 100-mile radius of jeattle alnue should add about It* million kilowatt* of new gener­ ating capacity in the next seven years on the basis of foreseeable demand. One project on which the entire Columbia basin is counting, is the proposed Mica Crc’-k storage res. ervolr on the Columbia is Canada. Steven* says "this would add about 2,700,000 kilowatts of prima power to new loads in Canada and the United Slates." Canadian and UK. Interests are now deadlocked on the proposal. The northwest hopes the U.S. State Department wilt step In, Try and Stop Me ----------- ly IINNKTT C IM -----------HE PASTOR of n church In a small town was loved and respected by his congregation, but hit salary was neccssari* ly small, and when ■ prosperous congregation in a targe city utfured him double the fee to shift his allegiance, the local church could not poseibly match the offer. "I auppose," mourned a member of the flock to the preacher's son, "your father will accept the call to that big city," “ Dunno," admitted the boy "Dad's on his knees in the study at this very * moment praying for guid­ ance." "And your m i?" “ She's upelalr* packing the trunks." T Veterans Corner Hera aro authoritative answer* from the Veteran* Administration lo four questions of interest to former servicemen and their fami­ lies! Q. I hava just gone on actlv* duty, and 1 »m covered by $10,OM free Indemnity. Am I eupposed ta send VA a list of my beneficiaries? A. Your list of beneficiaries should not be sent to VA. It should go to your branch of aervlc* in­ stead. The. military department* maintain the*# record* for servicemen. q. | had two periods of Korean military service—one from USO to 19.12 and another from 1954 to a few week* ago. What is my dead­ line (or starting Korean Gl train­ ing-three years from my first dis­ charge or three year* from my second? A. Your starting deadline Is three years from your second dis­ charge. Veterans with more than on* period of service during the Korean conflict compute their dead­ line from their final discharge. Q. I am a Korean veteran. Must I have 90 day* of service within tha Korean conflict period to quali­ fy for a GI loan? I entered ser­ vice the middle of January 1955, and th* “ conflict" period ended January 31, 1955. A. All M day* need not ba within th* Korean conflict period. Whtt you need, generally, I* a total of M day* of service, with any pert of It falling within th* Korean con­ flict period. Q. 1 am ■ disabled Korea Veter­ an. Will 1 gel help In choMing a course of vocational rehabilitation training under Public Law M4? A. Ye*. You will receive voca­ tional counseling to help you get n better iden of your aptitudes and abilities, so that you will be abln to make • wise choice of trajniag objective. Veterans living In Central Flori­ da who wish further information about their benefit! ihould writ# tha VA office el 43 I . Central Ave. Orlando. KMP L O W i f the V. G. i H f r Construction Company of Sanford are shown during drilling opsrallon* on the first <4 two wella currently being drilled aboard Sanford Neva) Air Station Each Well I* expected to p: due# 500 gallon* of waltf 0 par minute, greatly inrreaxing this station’s water ■ up p l y , (Official Photo, U. 8, Navy) * AN rJH-I "BANSHEE type aircraft makes a practice landing using th* "Field Mirror" landing system (foreground) ae other pilots observe th* landing technique, during exercise* at Sawford Naval Air Station {d°ndey- The plana is from Air Task ~ Group 20t, with home base at th* Cecil Plaid Naval Air Station. (Official Photo, U. 8. Navy) J&tmfi AS QUICKLY Peachy? Say, it's the A S YOU WANT I f peachiest ice cream you ever d ip ped e spoon into. Rich end smooth, with luscious, juicy p e e c h e s ell through it. Delicious! HonUns cot ruction *t the IN AS The work •* this building it being den* by tho ral Denial Construction Company, af Gaiossville, Ga. (Offk power companies now; Will the water supply this fall be enough to meet the expectable peak powed load In December, or must they turn to more expensive steam plants? If the water supply falls loo low, alminum and chem­ ical plants will lose some of their cheap electrical energy. Part of tha trouble wll1 be from the delay, due to the Westinghouse strike, in the scheduled In. stallation of five generators at the new Chief Joseph Dam on the Co­ lumbia River. But L. E.‘ Karrer, vice presi­ dent of Puget Sound Power & Light, says tha fall problem ii al­ ways with tha utilities—it depends m la-t analysis on the weather. Right now the Columbia River is iropping from flood stage in spots. By late fall It will be low. Bjron L. Price, assistant ad­ ministrator of Bonneville Power Administration, says future pow­ er demandi In the northwest call Fresh Paech 407 Wmt W . 344M f ilMto Tto »•*•" \ �J u 4Hz*. RANFORT) HERALD Thur.. .Tun* 2R. tf»SR, Tnjre 5 Socicdfcuw iA DawnM.Bishop, Bruce Whitener Tell Final Plans between you rVV BY SANDRA BERG The Junior High students are was on duty behind the refre*hgoing head-long into the recreation- raent counter, looked fresh and Mi*a Dawn Marie Biahop, daugh­ al activities each week. Every helpful in her bright pink uniform. ter of Mr. and Mr*. Guy Kent Bis­ Wednesday night dancing loaona Congratulations on such a fine Jon, hop and Bruce Carroll Whitener, arr given at the Crate from 7:30 ladies, •on of Mr. and Mra. M. tt. Whitento 10:30 p.m. For those of you who •••• er of Panama City are revealing to­ viill feel you have two left feet, Mrs. S. G. Harrimin and her. day the final plana for their wed­ ■mt on down and learn the latest, husband left for a visit In Fit ding which will take place Sat­ Tonight a dance will be held at Myers before I could drive out and , Ju e 34 waa the date for the the bride, acted ai maid o( honor, urday. June 30 at 4 p. m. in the the same time scheduled along a tee the new material ah* wag wedding of Mias Patricia Ann Rota- and only attendant and wore a First Baptist Church. “ Barn Yard” theme. Aa one atu- weaving . She modestly pronr :t. .laughter of Mr. and Mrs. “ O'an of blue lace over blue taf­ The Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr. a s-, d^it put It "Ya'II Cornel ' Seems teats that ahe ia just a student and. Jack. H. Roiaman and Itubie E. feta. She had a matching head a* though the grapevine relate*.has much to learn hut t aay It Eimmcrlin, >on of Mr and Mra. piece of net and rove bud* and slated by the Rev David Carne'ix that Ray Lundqulat waa “ bored to must be wonderful to weave your carried a notegay of rove buds and will officiate the double ring cere­ ifack Summerlin. mony. trar»" the other night a* hi* gal, own dress material. After returnThe rltea were held in the Up- baby'* breath. Ledie Summerlin, brother of the Organlat will be Mra. Marvin France* Strickland wa* in tha Ing they will be off again to visit ■ala Preabyterian Church at 3 p.m. hospital after an appendectamy. their children for the summer. with th? Rev. C. C. White officia­ groom, was bed man and U'hori Milam while soloist la Mra. Sam were James King and George Pei- Frank who graduated from Florida Harry Robson and Rosemary ting. Slate University with the brideSouthward were envying themMr*. Earl Faust looked cool a* The couple repeated vowa be­ old. For her daughter'* wedding Mr* elect lint month. selves thoughly, along with many a cucumber yesterday In a crisp fore a background of pink and other couple*. brown cotton atrlped dre*e with White gladioli and aatcra Palma Roisman "wore a lavender lace Mra. Raymond F. Kraft of Jack, tires* over taffeta with white ae- sonvllle and slater of the bride will •••• white shr.es trimmed In browm Accented the color. Mien Norma Rana waa organlat cetvorlei. She had a pink carna­ be matron of honor while bridesMy little garden book tiys that To accent the color aha wore a for the wedding playing the tradi­ tion corsage. ma'di are Miss Roots Harris, in this hot weather keep (he spray shiny metal bell around her Mr*. Summerlin wore an aqua Pompano Reach; Miss Charlotte gun bu*y aa bug* hava more en- waist. The brown brought out thd tional wedding marchea Mlaa Jan­ ice Luxen, aololat, aang "Because." taffeta creation with white acces­ Abney, Sabring; Mn. Bruce Lane, ergy than the local gardeners, lovely highlights of her fair Given in marriage by her father sories and also had a pink carna­ Tallahassee and Mra. Nick Pfelfauf, Plant* tike carnations and chrya- hair which waa pulled back la the bride waa lovely in a gown of tion coriage. Sanford. / anthemums ahould be oinched a bun effect, A reception wa* held in the Upwhite lace over aatln. / ahoulder back for the development of •••• Paul Whltenar, brother ef the length veil fell from a teeded tala Presbyterian Sunday School groom will serve aa beat man strong, bushy plants; many of the S*w Mr*. Robert Browning *n4 ear) coronet and ahe carried a rooma which were decorated with while usher* are Raymond F. annuals will bloom for a longar *be said that her lovely daughter, period if drying flower head* arc Shelia, who la working In Chicago; ridal bouquet of while carnatlona. pink and white gladioli along with Kraft, Jacksonville; James A. YelHEWING LESSONS PAY OFF! Miss MsrchetU Campbell, left, recently starlet taking sewing lessons Mitt Linda Rataman, alater of while aitcra and rote*. rlngton, Daytona Reach; G. Pat at the Home Demonstration Club house and at the recently hel l dress revue displayed three dresses the ■kept picked. It I* better to water will be home for a visit In July Assisting were Kathrriue Carloa, the garden once or twice a week »°metlm*. Sheila ia really going, Betty Edward', Mary and Betty Johnson, St. Augustine and Calvin had made after taking only a few lesson*. Mrs. Hugh Brsddy, center, also made her dress and Ml** thoroughly than to sprinkle the place* with modeling and I preD. Haabrouck Jr., Tallahassee. Katy Griffis, far right, show* an Ice blue formal trimmed in ailvor sequin* which her mother made. Mlkotajlck. ground frequently with the hoie, diet * bright futura for her aoma-' Little Mlae Julie Ana t«ulae (Staff Photo) Per a ahort wedding trip te the Plastic or canvas soakers arc tha day. She has perfect features plus eaat coaat the new Mra. Summerlin Kreft, niece of the bride will be best tools for this Job. Be sure and being tall, blond and being biassedwore a pink and white linen dreaa (lower girl end Terry Lee Kraft, drench tho soil so that the root with big blu* eyes, nephew, will be ring bearer. _ Al with an applique trim. She pinned IV U_IIO system* will go down Instead of % A lawn reception will be held turning upwards to taka their ' I k . J u a i'o T c h .W the Flrat 5 lS | * t“,,M,r 4 c0r" * 4 of whi' 8 at the home of the bride at t74 E. moisture and food. Presbyteries Church will rehtarta The couple will be at home at 30th Street. HOLLYWOOD, UP— At the age •••* rural fongwood. •t 1:41 p.m. at the church. of S3, bandleader Rut* Morgan is How nice and friendly are th* A* we said before fashion may little printed menu goes a tong finding himself In a new rarket— The Youth Choir will rehearae at The bride waa born In Mayfield, Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxili­ ba created In clothing, furniture, way to Increase the festive note. dramatic acting. rir*? Presbyterian Church at 7:30 ».Y., and attended Mayfield ary members! While visiting a The old coalminer’s musical 0¥ evrn in ,0«** and No*' Your menu might include melon frl' d , )l0 ... , i . Vaeatie* Bible fchool for all S,h* .... . . . __ i* a Seminole High School gradubuddies will douhlless flip their ,hV hl1 come to Sanford moonball*. cold veal and vegetable , , b number aa children. I ta II F*Nn ate and la employed at McCrory'a. lid* to hear the new*. Russ ia Ib1 ■ Klve * l’» rl7 4h»l*« unusual, salad and a moon ice with rnaca- one ,am member 400111 escorted room me numt,er right «> to continue* at Pirat Baptist Church xh# |roora w i, . born „ Sint| Dr. and Mrs. H. K. Ring and pretty amazed by It. loo. and becoming to the weather. Per- room. the doorway. Mrs. Ban Kata, who A “ ®m I 15® *• •■■■ I Rosa and attended schools there son Bobby lafl Wednesday to "IP* a big surprise," he admit*. 1 MwmliKht buffet. Bring the record player out-----The Junior Choir rehearse* at and in Apopka, He 1* employed at spend the weekend in St. Patera- "But I’ m having a ball.*’ Srl *uu/ n*** 1 1lnIl*r, , doors and choose moonlight music — First Baptist Church at 1:11 p.m. Harry A Doug’ s Service Station In burg. He la playing in th* Florida It all itartrd when Universal- |hB jnoomlgnt. an laei Bevelled in —Moonlkht Sonata, Mnontitiht and C mIT C i G ill M f i f i t State Open Golf Tournament. . Th* Intermediate Choir rehearses Sanford. Intariutlunal talent man I'liil ‘ *,e In* moat n0(iei i Mo*inlijiht Madonna, Moon ^ . . . . at First Baptist Church at 7:00 ---------------------Benjamin happened to (Up the TV *tieee«*iul party throwers In his- over Miami, or on the (•ingos, or O f l C G E flC K M O f l t H Mrs. Elisabeth Lynch and aon dill lo i local varirty show Runs ‘ ° 2 r* R.m. | Canned crushed pineapple on the campus, or what have you. ■ . * Your jueata ahould be enehinlecl, ^nd what i( the moon (ails to J f" I c A lH I O I J I I C G a The Adult Otolr rehearses at makes a delicious preserve when Justin of Miami, are visiting came on (or a seven-minute rou.. „ _ ... Fir*. Baptist Church at •:•• p.m. combined with dried apricota or friends and ralathra in Sanford. tine, went over so well he stayed "bather they are young and ro- , blne7 Perish the thought But if for 17. Benjamin thought of Muror *l *be no»ialglr story- jt joean't, make your own moon .r : C° ?,*,„***„,n M’ Stmlnola Rabekah Lodge Ne. fr«»h P«»«- Add an orange to Friend* of Mix Rebecca Stev­ * lpout of a light, an extension cord, 4,cd , 1,0 *"* Anna Millar Clrcla 44 will meet In th# I.O.O.F Hall th*pineapple-epricot mixture ens will be sorry to learn that ahe gan for the role of a bandleader . A mbl-aummer night party might car,||H„ rd in() Oris-ntwl paper and r“ p'«,»>r ‘ h« ''lub ■t S p.m. A memorial program and » lemow to th# pineapple- i* in the 8emlnole Memorial Hoi- in “ The Great Man.’* “ But I don’t appear In Wont of one fly in the ointment pU[ k Up |n a (rr(1 or „||iar suit- , " Me*. Ed Cox, president, congrill he observed. r»ar combination. pltal after undergoing aurgery. the band at all.” Rusi added, bugs, toll them early with a cou- ab|e p!l„ . ducting the ceremony and bustVacation Bibla School will be • “ i f* a real dramalie part; I’ m PL ® ?! T ! ^ n“« i i L h° Ur What If It rain*? The Romani nr” HirezIriB•endueted at Elder Springs Bsp- Garlic powder Is the ground Mrs. A. C. Midden and Mias the batting average to During the regular aeaslon,1 41>t Chapel free* t n.m, te tt dehydrated product ef garlic Myra Midden and Edwin have the only guy who aaya ha liked ' ^ . M 044,. fi* “ “ V * b e l i e v e d 'Tha Groal Man.’ I deliver a eu1V ™ ’ c? n, u11, '!ur ,lm,nal * b* high against that prospect Hut •lo»* wi,h routine report*, It waa . , ... . cloves, Garlic salt Is a mixture returned to Hampton, Va., whare 1 ! rno? n1’,.,Th4 If It does, set your party on the announced that during th* monthi Tha Junler Choir will rehearse 0f j i r |(c powder and tahle salt; they were calltd due to the death lugy at his grave and everything.” „ A . Run cam* lo the studio to read p A y V ° !x . » u VhA.iIi nSl t'rrac#, screened-ln porch or any of July and August tha Clrc!* will nt First Baptist Church at 1:14 sometimes a starch Is ndded to of her brother. for Ihe role. He said that after he .* _J.4, / ' 11 "h m»urf , ujtab]e place. Have your fake meet only once a month with th* * Th* Intermediate Oholr will r* ^ prr" nt C•kin, durlnC , l ° r* . Friend: of Mrs. L. P. Hagan delivered just a few linea, the HiThl. party deserve, the best of h,ntly *nd J00'11 ,U" ™ d,Tue.d.y «f U» de^ rector rxdalmrd, “ this ia the hears* at Fleet Baptist Church ■*’ _____ everything—linen, .liver, ehina. ,un, , . at ‘ J*. d*/Sr., will be sorry to learn that .one!" , . TIi* moon lee. a simple old I" ‘ he social hour that followed, she Is in the Seminole Memorial Now Rusi la back * lThnPAduU Choir wilt rehears# B¥#r *4rv# |’r.own,d . V° T .\ Hospital. ck in grease- •; . annoinlnnnt* vou never Tennessee rerelpe; Is delicious hostesses, Mra. John Cameron,> WITH A WED SILK ROBB ■t Flrat Baptlat Church at • “ u**«e Jink* with sauerkraut? paint for the same studio, playing u>, ([^ f* hope this event con- Pour thre cup* of boiling watr over Mr*. Eddie Stout and Mra. WeaMy at tha deep aval neckline __ cornea Tha two maxe a food main aupd0uhMehrOM?,hTonvV,?rUb.T ^ w ,h0 vlnc'•, >"u bow silly it Is lo keep ' htw .«*£» of »UK*r. Add Juice Flllmon served delicloua refresh-. S rt^ ata’a 'w h u t l coat at Tha Jnwler Choir *f th* Ftrat P*r di,b. u , e ! ! » 1? * V I k " Mi** them locked up.) If your guests ‘ bef'1 oranges, three lemon*, menu to the ladles. Covering tha. white Kashmir. Cut away from. FrasbyteHan Church will rehear, IA?.;,. A , ,, h41 , 4J"i*!,1‘ *r# to be sealed to eat their buf- •l,uw to freeze partially. A-M three »„rving table waa a wblta cloth and fallinr »• JwH batow tha a* nt 4:44 p.m. nt the Church. r „ , ,aramounl ,nd Wlh fet dinner, bridge tables are Ideal banana* and beat with beater nr that waa centered with a lovely waistline, tt la faatmed with „ Th* Tenth Choir will rehearse rhinaaton* cluster buttons. This , . , land easy to borrow of you must) *n mixer and *et to freeze.* Bent arrangement of gladlolL at First Prssbytarian Church at Jaunty llttla jacket would atm 0„ f x Jn .1 n e ,h '. he, , hr * party of this type. wh.e,n fr0Mn *° Those presem to enjoy th* evaT:30 p.m, out a* an aetor. In his rurly |n,|jvUl„| u b |e, will require cen- id.d »mnothne»s lo prevent cry* ba a cosy number for wear at MONDAY S S * j . . . h «»»«*- • :outdoor summer concerts. Vacation Bible Bchoel will he »___. , t .i* ' i " ' r ; : 1 rlo make, r" a 5,‘ l " X ! . " r r »*- ««• * * . " " • D » r conducted at Elder Springs Bap­ . i™ ,!i , , . „ flannel "overwear Jackson, Mra, Irene Kent, Mra, r « the ,d,r'y V of■ ■ musiHan Russ con u iner ... for flnwars. If ,T1,e veal —VJtello Tonnelo— l« ejayton Smith. Mr*. L G. Skates, tist Chapel from t a.m. to 13 is kind euv whoand likes to ................. • Koefc eat regularly "ife^KHtk jVl^ >ou baven t on# use a china tureen, sliced roast nf veal allowed to Mrs. u „ Clarence Collins, Mrs. u ... MorMeeting ef the Friendship (. *1?", 4", ** or perhaps you have a sterling chill for the day in a sauce made \ .. . Mr, , n .,versox, bandleader-emcee In Detnul mov- vegetable dl*h or other bowl that of a cup nf mayonnaise, a cup «f .. * . d ’ l. ' Class ef the Flrat C h r i s t i a n LA8T SHOWING le house* in the late 30*. will not be in use on th# tahle beef bouillon lor veal broth), a tin 1 , Church and a busineas meeting at After that, he played with hands ln,j ran a, |he centerpiece. «f white tun* fish, a tin rJ anchoMr"’ Richard Mapes, **ra. tha church at 7:30 p.m. J«a# 3t all over the country, but never n litm y„Ur guests with ele- 'ic* and a hair bottle of raprr*. Jamr*R""Cnow, Mr*. Itoy Chorp_ T h . Phllalhta Class ef th* TAYLOR BROWN selilcd down with his own outfit for t | , j , occasion. A linen Blend in mixer or pul through citing.Mr*. Kd Cox. Mr*. Leonard First Preshytsrlaa Church will BORnY BERG until lD3fi. Rudy Valiee (tersuadtable cloth or one with lilll* silver sieve until hnuicgcnlzed. Garnish Skates, Mrs. John tameron, Mra. have their annual picnic at 4 Ped the management of New York’s threads running through It *!:rd<J 5<>ur sterling platter with water- Eddie Stout, and Mra. Wealey in. at the home ef Mrs, John Hotel Riltmore to hire Russ and spatkl* |n the moonlight. cress or parsley, |Flllmon. Wilson, Golden Lake. Mrs. WstTry adding chunks of tuna to that was the atari of mu-ic in |*iln menu with the mm>n ~ aon Wallace la Chairman and a tossed green aatad and serve Ce-hoiles*. 3rid your own time schedule Pteas a main mure* for lunch. the Morgan manner. A Tha Boy IceuU ef the First ______ ... ___ pare dtshea that may be chilled , —. . . _ _ _ Slice, of radish or piRli*n:ll, Preshyterlin Church will meet in . and ,,rv cd whenever everyone strips will add color. The Bam Dance will be staged, w-emt to be in the mood lo sat. A the Scout Room at th« Church at at the Celery Crate for the SanY P-m. ford Junior High School students TUKftRAV BROWNIE NOTICE Decorate fruit gelatin with tonight. MFN’ C The Woman's Society ef If you have a registered Blowndaisies. Us* blanched almonds This Is a Girl Break affair and Christlaa Service ef The F l r a t for the petal*, bits ef orange round dancing will be enjoyed. e who is planning lo attend the) Methediet Church will here a rind for the center*. Boys and girls will wear jean* Brownie Day Camp, Aug., 6 10, Board Meeting at I a.m. followed and plaid shin*. Time ia 7:30 til ilrase hava their $1.30 turned In bp the regular Buaineea and Proin Mr*. Ike Butler, 2427 Elm Ave., 10:30 p. m, •ram masting at *:45 e.m. by July I. Registration money _ Vaeatie* Bible School *11} be will not be accepted after that Wconducted at Eldar Springs Bap­ Keep your baking-powder ran dale. tist Chapel frem • a.m. te If tightly covered or there will be Keon. a gradual losa of leavening I Tha pioneer Fellowship and To test whether a syrup I* at ■trength caused by the artlon Keerention of the First Presbyter., of air moisture on the baking-, tha hard-crack stage, drop half Ian Church will meat at 7:30 p. a Issspoea of it In cold water. powder Ingredient*. as. at tha Church, WEDNESDAY Vacation Bible School will be conducted at Elder Springs Bap­ BUM-m-FRONT COAT of tist Chapel Dorn • a.m. te It pal* beige Imported b a a k e t Noon. The midweek proper service weave wool from Harry Frtchwill he held at First Baptist tel* collection. A center-back belt holds in aa unpraaaad pleat Church at 7:30 p-m, ^ * ’j Roy Britt will Mad tha Sunday r ^ s ' \j s C m \ f ”) Bchoel Workers' Conference at | RIDI IN I Mt A I hi First Bsptlat Church at 1:11 rock *n roll at P-m. •TARTS TONIGHT Tha CTH Scouts will most at STARTS TOMORROW^ •TARTS 7:44 First Presbyterian Church nt 3 for 42.05 P R A Ifm LAKE •ISO p.m. “P A R IS FOLLIES” The Mid-Week Bib!# Hour will ’HOCK A H U tnssi Mfca conducted by Rev. A. G. MeTHU CI-OCK” OF ” “ nnls. Pastor ef the first Presaleo byterlsn Churck st 7-30 p.m. STARRING— Glenn Ford and Tht Chancel Choir will rehear* FORREST TUCKER Barbara Stanwick as at First Presbyterian Church t l « t M I4 « MARGARET WMITING THK V IO L E N T MEN •t 7:30 p.m. FEATURE — 7:41 Circle No. 4 of tho Women of MM First Presbyterian Church SNOUTS Now yeuz tail imdwwem will wear laager. grill net nset; unit! Joly 11th. I SECOND FEATURE f Z.ol) thanks |* ih# nrlm fused with th* - - Sf:fTX U tin, cotton. UMO-ililUNK for pamanant II •mt Mea Shedi art eyiae ililtbed if peMt if • Oaat aw Basily a Na Frlmar Naadad .itrawj iki! tut M SaplYUjm .. _ ,. . Summer Dance Cla»*e« W nuN -J ohnson • D rlH O vM if * lepJtoH iiJlr N rllliaw l . hifti nun! Wooddoth. Hailrniitant •mt i m New ’ h a z Csad acted U The •taihc guarantHl let Ida *f gsrawnL ■ peactratlaa af moisture from A* owtaide aod BAXBOO ROOM yea k "breath**," eliawiag aooiMwre to escape from at Tha Mayfair lam Bach FriM in d »C minimisieg Mistering sad peelin#. * iternoon and eTealag Clears er Private InatTMtiaa ^ June 2 4 W edding Rites Unite Patricia Rossman, H. Summerlin r . ms9 t» Morgan Finds Self In New Racket footnotes to fashion fisA A o n a li • • R n R Happv Birthday CHECK YOUR STOCK , , , THEN CHECK OUR PRICES UNDERWEAR txdtsfn All Calendar Lbtifif* And SoHety News Are Reanealed By I p. m. The Day Preeedhiff PabMeattaa • HUMPHREY BOGART r ATHLETIC SHIRTS 1956 69c J •rvj.'' tia tiu HE SHIRTS dU K VM KNIT BUEVS SC H O O L OP DANCING COMPLIMENTARY LENSO W ill be »>*■ fima «:M «• *^4 aa Frldsv - •1n * FOR IN:<'ORMATION Call Alias D r la P ta * 1001 iz UNrOMOO P M O II CABTL* < ___ .e f'EATURE — •At ONLY SENKARIK GLASS AND PAINT CO. Yoar Color Haadqoartara UI-114 W, tad At. F i T T t I U R O H P A IN T S lllf TUI pbeae 134 * t i l t (1*441 Qutt / m en s 30C E. 1*1 SL w e a r PE. 12J1J h A- , I �4 •> so n s old o w | w roorM oiH M / T H O W j (MPO&TANT MUCH! IHtNOSTO^ c*r th tm om sy 1 5 5 7 Living Costs Rise Sharply last Month $m pon *tu >ou r J n o rr oh o s / "M 4 T /M d W Jasper booked a thumb at the making oojt "Undy named turn Quite bo told Alan. H r * got*' to make a good bores. Look at the strength of those bind quarters." ’ "Wnat noil you name tho am* foalf" "Makes no ditferenc*," declared Jasper. “Clatmln’ boras. They* a power r difference between bein' an all-right tool and a good o u r "You can tall that already!" WAIT A S B C /WMO ACTUALLYJS t h is / / — s o e a v /- AM I BASONS/ A MOWE/ TONIGHT/- ' flM .H BSum Q Lyrcoi KIO, TM NOT HCLSN/ OONT TILL MS YOU’ VE / ____ _ seeM tauc* ig TOJwc 7T 7T ' "1 bred this one by tho book. Bke and dam all read good—1 ehould-a atuck to Feathers." He FAULT." I W O M B NUMBCSfOO A HAL' H O U O f I’VE W E N WATTWQ TO from another lint. "You have to get.new Mood now and then, sir," *1 do. But 1 should give thought to bow that blood shows up—sot Just rely on its bein' Mood." Attn smiled, and Jasper ac­ knowledged th* implication. "Marlbou's the mother s’ this oca. She a pretty hear all Moadllita herself. 1 have no more trouble Iron ner. She’s a lady, Alan—a blue-blood. What she did, the did becaua* she believed It was best tor the lantily. That comes first with ner—a* it should. I’m grateful by.and.lari* for the way she's raised my pup*. You and Margaret. . . What about ker, now, Slant" "1 nad to be the one to hurt her —and deeply, Father, t luted that, coming oa top of toeing Slice . . ,** Jasper nodded. "Sba'a good stock. She can tako hurt." "1 hope you’ra right," groaned Margaret'* brother. Hie father walked over to his horse. "I have to bo right," bo said, almost indifferently. "Or what’a going to pocome of the > > i i ,THB«BHTWOBO MDAtMLPNBf LOOK--MV BELT AND I'VE LOST .WEIGHT BUT WHAT. ■yOUHA/EN'T ■-t LOST IT V -t D EA Pr IT* JUST HIDING * RIGHTTMOSC IN BACK Of YOU dropped it and patted II "Poor girl." he srld softly. t SAID I ’M fllTTiN' 1 r TlRWDOW BUN’ CRASWD BV THAT . CKAKACTEflt ■VBKY T| i night i . mors blood, and lb* result la a pretty harm that'll road tike Burke's JWoreso oa the book, and not bo much els* to rely on. "You **«, eon. It does work out 1 that way. Horace and people. Us. I Our family. Th# Thorntons. We've ■ got good Mood, out mainly we re l a Una for strength and saduraaca. I Now you taka your mother- lbs ’ very atrongly believe# that blood— i Just what’s set down la Urn stud I book—is the strength of a family. 1 It's not. rust's where she's wrong, i She could took at her own family —Seretha, your Ma'am, Is herself the strongest of the Merritt Use, t but bar main strength la the way 1 she mica UUs family. Though— t But d’you aver notice, Alta, that i tho left hand, which Is generally t the weaker, la better suited to bold I the reins than the right enoT" i Alan regarded his father wtth t awe. I "Ma'am knows that," Jasper con• United. "She knows where her r strength lias. Why ales, d’you sup, pose, she's took out after Undy . lately V Bhe has, you know. First, convincin' the girl that she had failed you and the family by not I gtvia' you children, aaggin' at her t to let you hat* another chance. . . " I Alan stared at his father, Whitei faced. He'd known that Baretba t was somewhat la the piotura, but— i "All because," the old man swept i on, "she knew that Ihcrs was real . strength la Undy. Ma'am cant ■ nils her, and she knows, too, that f It'll be Undy who will supersede I her, with a strength tliat’o quits i different from Ma'am's strength— i that rcin-holdut' I mentioned." i Alta looked away now, but eUU stared, white-lipped. After a ML I Uie old man put bis hand on the 1 leather Jacket sleeve. "Why don't i you say com* of thee* things to i Linda, Father T" asked Alan, i "I do a power * talkin' to Undy. t Been able to. Bhe knows what sha . needs to know. Bow—ah* knows." Alan kicked his shoe into the , dead grass under the fence raiL fert. Reprinted i>» ptmluKm of the p«fcl Distribute* br Blag Footers* Bracket*. WASHINGTON tfl—Living *loetl rou shirpiy to May, lending thfl government'*. Index t# • *!•*•! equalling th* . ill-tlm* peek of October UOS. The Labor Departments Bu­ reau of Statistics said (be Index rose four-tenths of on* per cent to 113,4 per cent of the 1MT-4B base. This Is 1.1 per eent above May last rear and U th* same that waa reached to October. 1131. m Food price* in U a jr reflate res their greatest Incteas* for any month since June 1133, rialif 14 per cent. However, food etlll if slightly below last rear's level and nearly 3 per eent lower than th* August, IMS peak for food alone. Labor Department officials, who ealled the May living cost Jump "unexpectedly ler**," eald foo4 price* probably will go higher dur* Ing the eummer month* until -felt harvests comes. They hinted the living eost index may achtoVt a new record level when June.data le availabta next month. Laurel rare track la 30 miles from both Washington and Bal­ timore and occupies 330 acre* of Ann* Arundel County in W o rn Women smpteyeea af British rallwaya attend lectures on aids T E L E V IS IO N to I— - 4- . s e l l rw aasaa • s a u iM m aru at ’ •BXMSIBS W i 0 *- r t ifr U •fM is s is tu r js r e.et w m i Ksi h*»* t>w.* ie 'li Fslksr Knows eBot 11:00 11:00 It, part John Dale New* mill l.n Paul. I|trv Far* iluutia* * pu.ilns With Dea Ililt tala Pin* tl-mlan mt« '•Earl c* m il's ikeic 11:11 Ann, „ uo Earhenled Mirror nutia-* If* t w*'Wwr*I VMIlUt S O IlllU clltnas 1:11 T*#l I'HHH Urnurno Mara 1 :0* (land Murnln# Uur Lombardo Skew rapt Ksnaaroa ! •** tit* Bum* a Allen if* airrp Moors l*i*e Wreollfns from Chlcsee V:S0 •* •• ill** - Nlshl Noam IKport tell* Slrtka II Rich 11:11 St»rlt»hl Tbeetre 11:** Valiant Lad* 11:1# Love at Ufa 11 1* Blge-eff li:St Saarrh for TnmorrPW 1 114A (luldlns l.lsht mXSiVm lt:oa tliPa ftaeort •ill ■l•••ea Tmsrem Resume >j:ti Tomm* IVnnd Skew 11:11 As World Turns flit l:*s Jakan* Carsea ■■•* cepteia Xenssree lit* H«vii*P*nr »:«* This Lead of Ours I:«* Bis Pat rtf eg* feral* Kuvacs Show 1:1* Sa_k eraser It.** This Land of ours 0HM-H, *:ta •:tt tii !:•• «Ifni tit* I :|S t h in g / iiiis ms jagyiiftr""" lilt. I f . " , V , * B. till* "A* ibeWerl* TurnF* liM Ar«b*UekletterV W®«HHr,V M I Oirrr.Mner* nkew l it— ,-Stso*- " • naTirk • r pi RUt ATin* f«na«l?* d..rrlb*T ui »»» J*» *1. 1#auiInn]a Cnualr. Flprli M m Itifir t M 6AK^iftt%w.-#TAT,t 01 S F ^ s r 4'?:-’ Vou—Allrad UeVsy. d*fandaat krr*I, M ir II. ef ths a I ? '.? /* "t !"f. ,u*- i f »•“( »l \ al lleertaM* dual: KSillUrn Mrvav In .*lrar\-*-Kstl • wti, eaters of tklt i l»rn D>-Var !• lha Plaintiff la |la «"Va r* rial a rtaaSi i saSS: -rtycu'iist,,?. C W b f W . M« HAKD AXD M Af. a « M B ! & T • W . kk r*S |:*a III* 11* Rrlgktar Dap Sar/at Harm B**e nr M*kt Oo*a Mnuie M G M Makes Plans To Invade T V HOLLYWOOD UN—Metre-Gold, wyn.Meyer Btudto has enaauneed plant for ■ full Kale Invasioa af tele vliiea. Bom* TM faature films, cover­ ing the studio's output from tho * Cksenn (*t Craaaraa** at talking pictures to 1MB. .'VWrTt.ViBffWGi adveRt will ha mad* available far TV through l distribution orgaqlMUoa set np by th* studls itself, •fftcUU said Wednesday. la addition, seme M0 short films will h* released Mr television end •a tke Hr* dav af tb* studi* will produc* new meS f V i r t ia C T : ! U* tertol Mpcctolly t o the heme u oat er a doer#* era view ing audience. MGM also plans C*u>L‘ •• thla tke Ittk dar ef Jus* a. D-. i*t« /a / U F. Harndoa 1'lrrU nf Ilia Circuit Court Legal Notice 1:1* l Star l’lavhoui* lu:0* Rosamar/ Uloossr r a s a ? a ri if e - f e s : u,*“u ta Binghamton, N, Y., is a nieutb * r af tb* New Y*rh Yank** b*aeb»ll eyatam, Yank*** Whltey Ford, Bob Grim. B'U Skowron, Tom Morgan, Blp Coleman and Jeny Coleman played tho*. , 71 LB. SMOOTH BLACK SUBF^CS BOLL BOOTING IIYBAB BOND th t i b o r t B tgttrigli. �n Cash In " The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads »>»<■ r»r THE SANFORD HERALD U —APARTMENTS lvfo/'s LOST FOUNO z&ML e•' ,-none LA—PLACES TO EAT FURNISHED apts. Phona 1321. —Factory to You— Aluminum 3-ROOM apt rurntshed. Utilities, Van at La b B llad i hut 4 cold watar. 110 per week. Ala© alaaptnx room, p per week. tneloaed head. Sag-proof bottom w S t ifc a «L ” rail with plaatic end*. Plastie or Phona aoae-W. ORLANDO iMUMt M u . Can i rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon DES1RARLE one end two bed­ cords. Ralph b y , S1U. room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W Sen k irik Gtana end Paint C«. 111-114 Watt tnd St. Phona XiO 3-ROOM lakafront apt. Hot watar. Mad* Draparr M month. Wm. Musgrave, Lake Complete like new mahogany din­ $40 Cavar*. Mary. ing yoom suite. Oval tabta and S T A N L E Y K U LP six chain. Large hreakfront Apt. 113 Etm SL Phone 294.1.W. Pnoa# Sanlord — 2MI-J and buffet, 1300. Other miscel­ ML S. Park (Hlwsy 17-M) laneous furniture. 11 It. boat 4 DESIRABLE 2-Bedroom furbishad apt. M( Palmetto Ave. Ph. trailer, I1U. Corner Palmetto WELL DRILLING 276-J. 17-91. De Bary. S. Farley. Pump Salat vhh $33.00 CLEAN furnished first Door epl. G. E. Washing mschine, Rapalr Servie* I 1004 Palmetto Ave. Like new, 40* Palmetto. G A R L A N D SH A W P. O. Bat MS FOR FILMS, Finishing. Tape Re 3-ROOM furnished apt. Clean, LONGWOOD close to town. $4<i month. Call cordera. Supplier, SEE — W1EPbost: w. p. b o l d t ’ s Ca m e r a s h o p ; u s 1111.1. S. Park Ava. GARAGE apt. $ rooms and bath. CERAM IC T IL E Unfurnished. Apply 217 Holly Paul r . Mueller 4 Sow Ph. 1M U-APPUANCES Ave. Ire* animate. Quality ENVELOPES. letterhead*, iutomeats, laveww. hzad bills. iid p r o s i a ms, tie. Prrureanri IR l. A SAT. NIGHTS - - • the T. V. REPAIRS * joint will »ull be hoppin’ Ul 2:00 In t h e martini - THE ’Til 10 p m. Service Calls, SLOO, J. Q. Harm, Ph. 3S*3J. W. A. DOGGIE DINES 4 BAR. Lska Norris, Ph. 1359. Licensed Tech Mary.__________ _____________ niclana. gusrantced work. i^ P U S O N A G WOT1CER • I a BUSINESS SERVICES J124-R. • Housework, raslsursnt eleining or bsby sitting. Ph 1S6S-R or SIAM. HIGH SCHOOL bay with power ___ Air-eeeditlonad Rzlwt Modem weals mowing. Tlt.M-4. H arriett’* B eauly Nook Ph. Ml Odd Job* desired by eiparteacad 1M 8. Oak esrpsnter. Phans 410-WT IT—El FULL TIME job lor summw, by High School boy. Phona 33*-W. SSS» p tsrttJTJS-um i s I N V do all or any part « y « r build­ ing. Tarns or Cash. Estimates given. Call IMS daytime, or Ur. Ray. 4H, avtataja. _______ . # A IR CON DITIONING For loam or RaMRsi n. b. port co. inc. FAINT now, pay te ter.Up ta MO# far aa Util* as MV.M monthly. payment . NO Call 31T0-J n r lalvmation. UUNBM OPPORTUNITIRh D in a aauU bualropical aquarium plias. CampItU- Inventory, eonabla. 2710 Sanford Ava. * FINANCIAL Predaemd Ralaa ta Prafeerad ALU! Par: ; No. 34 — Tom Mem will bo ad­ mitted as a guest to the Bits Theatre if ha will peasant this ad to (ha box office. Exp. July 4 1415 S. Park s. lisa.____________________ LIVESTOCK W-4AUNDMT-BM1 CLEANOto German Shephard puppias. Mala MS. Pamalt MS. to# Jiff Davis, . Wash and Damp Dry Firaitans Stories or Call TSS-R Ona ta . Walk and Dry Fold Ona _ Jihad Laundry ffhlt deafoae Dry Clasnlng SeathaUU Luadiwaut _ 114 Patomart BMg. 1 M East BN Beats L J. PLUMBING Cn w n " - n . s 8M r No. E — This ad will admit Mrs. E. L. Ley, US Elm Ave., to tha Rltr Theatre ae a guest. Exp. July S. 1M . Bird do* puMiias. Thoroughbred pointers. Ph. 17144. 2431 Yale Ava. Two tiny male chihuahua Fine specimens. * we si old. AKC. Bauisti Howard. Upsate Road. Phona lSSt-R. PIGS for sate. S3AI each. Methodial Children's Homs. Enter­ prise. OWPOLXTRT nEAVY red hens, t>e lo. Dellmae Farm. Richmond Ava. Ph. 21SA-R. • MERCHANDISE YOU C A N 5?M lt • u « K attr*v. PLACE YOUR W A N T ADS BY M AIL!! Whether you live right her# In Sanford, or beyond tha Sanford local taldphone tone, it may be more convenient to mail your Want Ad to tha Herald Office. Print or type your ad below: count the words (initial* or sat of Humbert ciyint an one w ord ); five average-length word* make ona line; than figure your cost from tha rata aehedule, and mail with cash, stamps, cheek or money order to Tha Sanford Herald, Sanford Fla. RATES: 4 mom furnished apt. Alt electric kitchen, utilities furnished. Pri­ vate entrance. Reasonable, 1217 Magnolia Ave. or Ph. 204A. Minimis BEAUTIFULS r oom ~ ip tS c. n• ad parch. Ph. 463. Mrs. Harny. ATTRACTIVE 3 room furnished apt. $60.00 including utilities. 101 W. ftth Si. COTTAGES MISS June Svadln, 20, a Seattle,; Wash* model, will represent her state at tha Mlse Universe pat* esnt In Long Reach, Calif. She will first compete for the Mile of Miss United State*. If sueres*hit •he will seek the higher stakes. l i e per Hr * H e per Ha* COMPLETELY- FURNISHED 4raom, 1 bedroom house, screen­ ed porch. Nlc* ysrd. AH electric kitchen. 4 months only, $30 month. Phone 2941. 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. Cell 3002. I time.. S time* 14e per line l i e per llaa . . I tlBM i i ti*H Chtrgt lie, Centrist Rita and Ctsaaifled DtapUy Ritas aa The Sanford Herald will ntA ba responsible for more than ona Incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to revise or reject any ad* vertlsement that does not conform to the policies of this m m t . PRINT YOUR AD BELOW. Jordan Government Will Never Settle Peace With Israel OCEAN FRONT cottage at New Smyrna, Ph. 3147 after 8 p. m. tlf naeassaiy, use extra lhaet of paper) NAME .PHONE AMMAN, .Iordan >JP -Prem ier Said Mufn *a.v» Jordan’s new gov­ FURNISHED Cattage. Fh. 432-W. A D D R E SS ernment will never conclude peace S-ROGM house. 3 bedrooms; Urge with Israel, Numlter o f Lines rlestd-in porch. Kitchen lumUh-Namkar ®f Timas. The new government rluef told ed. Ph. 379. 119 W. 17th. Parliament hr would seek the reCheek * Masay Order 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. lum to ihetr former home* in Is­ PAYMENT ENCLOSED. .Stamp* «r Ca*h At 2341 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 903. rael of the Arab Palestine refugaas, nearly half a mlllon of No. SO — Karl Murr, Da Bsry Isj whom live In Jordan. MI K. V UN ,N h i i r w f t M i n M. tif H i l l ' V\AN11U I s*in»iIs* tha lucky person. Present this He aLn told the legiulstors he ad to the box offlre of lha Mnvieland Ride-In Theatre and you would work for anti-Israeli mill-i ----------- -----------------------will be admitted as a guest. lary alliance* with other Arch ns-' . . . . . a a _E»p._Ju1y_S, 1934. lions similar to thn«e Jordan re- E q Q IR r l S h C T I S ACROt* 41. aerden toot U.Pelaeently concluded with Syria and 1. An an*. 42. Otherwise ful REAL ESTATE Egypt. malic epic* DOWN , ape # The intent, he «aitl, 1* lo en5. Light 1. An IT. A "4 ItY BOB THOMAS arte moo* J* _ . erhM*’ bedataada circle "the tuurprd part of the H O L L Y W O O D iff Now 9. An asylum drama lie Inr " Arab world" with a ring of beie*. Us Eddie Fisher, star n( record*, in. City t Neb.) presentation an ' Raid Mufti reiterated- that he In­ radio. TV—and movies. 12. Biblical S . Broad tends In *eek revision of Jordan's Sweet-voiced Edwin from Philinam* strests 1946 treaty with Rritsln, which drlplna Is now making hi« first .1. Wax 13. A genua gives the British right to military movie. It's called "Bundln of of plant* log} 4. Half an em 14. A climbing 3. Writers bases in this country in exchange Joy." and he's appearing oppn*ila SO. Not' plant of must* elear _ for subsidizing Jordan's army. Dehhie Reynolds, of all people. ARE TOU LOOKING FOR A 18. An honor «. Laav-a out t l. Playing The RrilUh Foreign Office said Despite such pleasant and famlli* NEW NOME? man(Cam­ 7. Gold coins i marbta . & May 2 that Jordan wants the suh- a, sunnunding*. he’* worried bridge I worn by . T 4, Book* SEE and COMPARE sidy, which ha* averaged some about the outcome. aa.OodoMh* Indian 23. A hermit ■ l4 1 . M million dollar* a year, paid -Liberacc doe* a pirluie, and It sky (Babyl l bride* 3*. Spirited '3H The Homes Built 17. A profts6. Tn disgrace directly to it* treasury rather ,j„r, n i mm out so good.*' he horse* (UL) By •tonal ^ Iw ^ t a a d ^ M w y ^ M a ft. •. Capital 33. MetaUie r than to a military bank account miutd. "George Gobel dose a pictCuba) (•hortened) rocka ln London whose use has been tUre. and business Isn’t so hot. ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. 3L Chopping f a#. A pin It. ftoutksaat supervised hy British officer* at- Whst are they going to do to me?" Builders of Fine Homes by south ' for meat tached to the Jordan forces. , volunteered that hli was a dlfFor Florida Living tabhr.) Tubular Steel The Premier added that hi* goverre„t r g„r Neither the Liberace 31. Mnat BEAUTIFULLY Designer! Three r1 1 eminent welcomed offer* of (loan- nor the Gobel picture was exactly poverty* And Four Bedroom Homes Black and Gold stricken clal aid from Egypt. Syria, and tn. artistic triumph. Gobel wasnl IU 1 k l balhs 32. Chief godi of Vsried Selection of Plans Avail­ Csudia Arabia, who have military; funn>» «• his fan* expected. A* for $ the Teutonic alliance* undei Egyptian command. race'* fan* they're not the able. pantheon Priced From tll.aon to llt.noo The three muon* want t,» supplant kind who go tn movie* anyway. ■'A 33. Projecting VH tGIi — FHA 4 FHA Inserv­ ths Hellish subsidy rntirelj, hut That'* whrie Eddie hold* roof edges. ice Financing. % »o far Jordan has declined to give , rump c, rrt Hli f0uftV, lng Include* Rag 169.95 XT. A moor Tl ■1 shrub * l u^‘ the youngsters, who hive been the HOME* AVAILABLE: M X#. Man* % South Ptnacrest . . . . Sanford, Fla. hickbone of the movie audience n nickname Grove Miners ........ Sanford, Fla. for decides. % % X). Biblical dtp Valencia Villas . . . . DeLand, Fla. fl TT Eddie seemed hcsrtrned hy S & I $ 4 8 8 8 tpoaa.) these observation* and went o n tn SALES OFFICE 33. Sheltered 3623 8. French Ave. admit that he wa» enjoying himate... aide f EUREKA, Calif. <* -Somaone's Phona 1100 4 mo •elf Immensely. 34. Something hen laid a real bargain egg—one tiny "I'm having a hitl,",he grinned. M With four yolks. Mather of Stnford 31. Scotch "No nerve*, oo problems. 11 all philosopher It 'turned up Wednesday it the 209-A* E. 1st, SL Phone 1X7 comes easy to me. How it will % and historian Poultry Producers of Northern . - ... u 37. Llttla Caltfomla plant hfre-the first Inl” ^ 1 h' * " % islands !T more than 2tn million egg* csn. matter. 39. Among "The thing that Impresse* me died there in 34 years. Msnager 7<i u 21. Land of Frank Eggercr said ht's seen lot* mo*t shout making a movie Is ths lamas i of dnubla yolks and an occasional ths lime and cars that goes into i 40. Prescribed nm4 l HIGHER CAMS TRADE- IN it. • • s" triple. PRICE* PAID FOR U S D As wilh the two other TV aUra regimens The quadruple yolktr wasn't FURNITURE CUSTOM BUILT HOMES much larger than a normal agg. he mentioned, Eddie is doing a W 1LSON -M AIBR muslcallzed remark. Ubrace'a ' VA —FHA—CONVENTIONAL F U R N IT U R E CO. "fllnrerely Youra" was based on FINANCING George Arliss* "The Man who 'LOW DOWN PAYMENT* •LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Played God"; Gobel's "The Bird* -By WILDAM t i n i l l R . F in d m . and the Bee*” on Henry Fonda's A. K- SHOEMAKER. JR. CeafraJ P m i Writer Baal Eetate# t o x u s t Phone INI USO Mallonvilla "The Lady Eva." "Bundle, of Joy" tt—FARE AND GARBER AN AUTOMATIC dining table. cessfully Is derived from the RKO oldie, DC 4 Tractor, Yietor, Bargain Invented by a Frenchman, re­ Good griefla tha "Bachelor Mother." Mr. and Mr*. 3-Bedroom, dinette, large porch, BRITT TRACTOR CO. move* the soiled dlahee, washes world would ha stay to Fisher play the roles once done cnmtr shaded tel. Lew monthly Phase El way 17-11 death by Dsvid Niven and Ginger them, then eucka ‘am ready for want to da Uatl pa>malt*. Call UB-R. the next meat. In fact, **« under­ t I ! s a - W A i r m r o mcr Hogers. stand it does everything but pay Bou-lrg* are hefteved H fee • BY OWNr.R~3 bedroom homa at Eddie Is miking his film debut si on of ceureye—FeetegewfkA 2413 Kay Ave., Wywiwood. Fully; ---------- ----------------- ;----------------- under the best of financial condi­ tha grocery btlL EARLY AMERICAN Hand SUM. Cspeeteity token 41 eemee to landscaped, hardwood floor*. G, 1 t t Powder flask and hullst maid. tions. He'll lake a sizable share of E. equipped kiuhea, venetlsn BEAL ESTATE DRIVR.fN A Nick wand, V*., eonpie drove Motoring Umt Bemwd# gfeertiv Write Box U71 or Ph. 24I*-M. the profits under his deal with 2344 French Ava. blinds, space heater. 3 large /row Nnc York lo Lot Aoptltt In t I t RKO. utility yoom*. 11400 aquily. Ph. J. W. HALU REALTOR Iks rrrerd rims * / I t t o n Jt RENTALS "Thai Is—if there are any prof, w for appalnlment. M u z Walker, >seeds ta MiMufM. Ont uwy f* spend m te its," added tha eves-modesl Eddie. "Call Hall” PhoM 17M /sat torskend. $4-APAtTMENTS •7—BKOCER3 aed REALTORS His director, Norman Taurog, ii I I I hteTXteart. OBIHR R E A L T Y CO. high in hit praise ot tha lad. t t L a v * B. Oder "You'd never know that It was toe whore eae Rag. Real Batata Broke* his first picture," said the veteran tertal or pritaf A Fvaat Dr. — Ph. director. "He acts like a veteran. a single graduate. QeRjN ft fe* APU. 1 • 8, Atlaatm. Daytona I I I I think hell make it. It’s about Baaek. Call 237aw. Watermelon juice, acecdtag ta had only lualcad t f e t o k H U B # Uma tha icroea had another ro­ • magagtaa article, has been tut* bother he'd have saved) PU1NIIHED Garage apt mantic singing star." l ! ^ l | W S J « l ____Tj. hUDonvilla. lid . *. d . a ^ a _____ First rscord of ths eonquest Haas L . Paylaw, Broker Ml t o * Part Art. of the island of Cyprus 1* of an Alberts J. Malt, Aeaactete ttb em ty apanmstau. air MT1 17-M at Hiawatha Egyptian invasion about 1300 XW M I M BMEIHW wwmm Ml sad TV B- C. *;w« lT-Ml. A Fa DAILY C R O S S W O R D Making 1st Movie DINETTE Hen Lays Egg With 4 Yolks YOU'RE TELLING ME! caw F i S r a r - * - •an, BALL REALTY Sammote Rtalty I. A. B. Potereoa, Biafew AaaaclabM A. B. Faterson Jr.. F. J, Chat- Pslat—M S* gaL Foot Locker*, Three sad tear ream furnished rtamai S7JS. Juagla Hammocka, apte. Vary cteaa and ateaa in. Tarpaulins. Army-Navy Surplus Id, Jtetmv Cwwan. si# laniard Avs. We buy and aall used furniture. TRUCKS TOR SAl f NOW Furnished laric 2-badroom house. 3UI Sanford Ave. available July 3. Phona 1474. EMPLOYMENT SU M M ER D A Y CAM P Part Ava. Ptam Jaly » A M U » 1 1 Ph***jUS4 te-RXLP WAWTED-FtMALB nwtmmmf Tawgbi Age* H i B A GO E R L Y A P P L IA N C E C E N TR E total u 4 Laig DiiUaea saving. WAITRESS - Apply Touhtorn’t Drui Start, Mr. Cliark. •Your Weehegbowa* Dealer'* AiaaLa lar HOWARD VAN 111 MAGNOLIA LINES, INC. PENINSULAR Beautician, air conditioned salon PHONE 17«T TRAN8M R 4 STORAGE. Inc. Good pay, permanent position. Ottta IMS h e a th A w , Phona Phona t i l or 3M3-J. U SED BRICK YOUNG Lady to work in Dairy Quaan. Experienced preferred, TWO CARLOAD* baitetod and Rollaway, M M U l ■S** brack. Ortape, rad, and hams but will train beginner. Apply Bede. Dap Weak or Month—Tel. black, t o i m at nUEMAN Dairy Queer. 2333 S. Park Ave. 1US. Furnjtura canter CONCRETE PIPE 00. _________ lie weet n m Full time eaihier. Must bo capa­ RED-I-MIX CONCRETE ble of operating bookkeeping # AUTOMOTIVE Miracle Concrete Co. rash register. Starting salary Phone 1133 133 week. Western Auln, 214 E. 300 Elm Ave. *—BOAT* AWP MOTOR* First St. METAL ROOFING i tha Nam Eetnrtd* lin t far ’M CASHIER apply at Rita Theatre. Now in slock. 3-V Crimp—1'*’ * Corrugated — 2>j ” Corrugated WOMAN""lor General- Office w ort Get all Your roofing needs at Must type and hava knowledge Shtrm ap Concrete Pipe Ce. m I . let « t hau m of general office procedure. Out West 13th At. Write giving aga and eipertanca to Box wr. Tha Sanford Her­ No. 43 — This is a free past giteil FOR RALE — TV4 R. P. Outboard ald. pass to tha Movieland Rlda-ln Theatre for Mrs. W. B. Wilburn. motor, Memory. Good ooaditkm. LP WANTEU-MALE Exp. July I. 1938. Call lltL Rnph Swam. JANITOR WANTED t s a i t i e q u ip m e n t Plane give all qualifications in first latter. Address all letters to A. C, Madden. 701 Magnolia FOR SALE—1SS0 n 1L P. Johnson Ave., Sanford, Fla. Outboard Motor. Good Condition CAREER position with a Major 47—FURNITURE—SOUS I BOLD Insurants Co., available to a GOODS Fnra «SS. Call Wtt-W. Sanford resident who is msrrled, between 24*43 years old and I* SLE E P-TIM E SAVINGS 14-loot Bernl-V b C U - J * - } salasmlnded. Write qualifies Kingme Bed, complete 111! boat. Newly reflated tiens to P. 0. Box ]M7, .Sanford. I laches wider and Randolph It. Phona ITfl-W. longer then ordinary bad Wanted: Colored boy for porter SB* and bus boy work. Full time. Bedroom Sulla Hookcase bad. Draaaar Permanent. Touehton Drug Co. It wtu pay YOU to aaa Vi before and Mirror Mr. Clarke. you buy. Open Evenings end > Rooms complau Mas Sunday*. Bedroom, Living Room WANTED Earned* Trallar la b s and Dlaatta Person to run PX Board and desk Paletha. f i t ■C90L8 RRBWMG OB. Clark. Call 438. 4 MagaaUa Ph. IMS 14—USED CAM 7~ W—WORK WANTED—PR MALE - lar” Mgr. ear* V*a;aa a.« H U ford RanchwagonTcall 401-R housework. Phone FULL-TIME DUE EALCOWT s e r ia l FOR RFN1 •Tuna 21, IS M , P a t * 7 teraaa, Garfwld WUtoHs. Joha FOB WIDE aMMCg of buyers, raatars. workars. nt0 Watt Ada. JMM MM M Ftert taw. Metach R. W. Williams. Hazel M. Field, A. C. C Doudaay £ » .!« x X m W K M flM If Ndt Rdwlving RdffttUr Delivery of the FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Call 1,737 h A- ■ �p°,ctR°ned jVice Admiral Sanford Naval Air Station Is currently undergoing a varied expinsion program. Nine buildings are now under construction, with construction on two additional buildings scheduled to begin Friday. In addition to the buildings, two wells are being drilled by the V.G. Hasty Construction Company of Sanford. A 500 gallon per minute flow la expec ed from « c h well from which the station s water aupply will be greatly Increased. The two Butler type buildings located Exit of Building Two, are at present half elected. They will house the Public Works Melntenence Division of SNAS, while Building 11 (present PW Building) Is scheduled to be converted to a Fire Control shop. The other four Butler type building* are to supplement squadron office end ahop spaces. (Coaltooed fram Fag* One) natter when Wright first started working. . While in Sanford he met and married the former Blanrtie John*. They are members of the Flrat Baptist Church In Sanford. They hive three children, twe hoys end an# girl, all grown. Mr. Wright proudly itatea that he hax fire beautiful granddaugh­ ter*. He holds the title aa a C.O.D. Clark but "I have done aLnoat any of the job* bare." Side* he hae been working to the Post Office. Mr. Wright has worked under these post masters: Mr. Hasklni. Mr. Elder, Mr. Molly, Mre. Holly, (ecting) and Joel Plato. ' When aeked about the change af the aervic* be stated there wasn't much "except there wee no parcel poet and no poetal sav­ ing*.” "Of eouree era have bettor light­ ing and heating in the building aince Sanford la growing in laaps and bounds this old building is Vary inadequate right now." "The windows ara out of styla lor handling mail like wa do." Mr. Wright who la full of anargy, and baa graying hair, plana to "see the states" after his retlremcnt and to travsl "quite a bit." He la a big ihuffleboard man and belong* to tha Tourist Club attending meeting* at every opportunlty ha gets. Rr MARY FOWf.F.R Mlt’* so delightful to tome to * new community ami be enterUlned et a party right away end then in greeting guests find » number of residents hr* ™ ft* ', " , Mr*l ^ DeSolt ? v . JuTt i . M Wallace Gabler I kn<w |n , po1Uical part . ,, QltV , „ d othrn, whn r movJnp hfr, f„ r rftlri are ab->ut to buy and Oe Baiy.” .p ,, u at the sped 0f <ur, w . A. Yung nor|, cilne, with Mrs M c C a l l y a« ro-hosb p„ nch floating cool m sherbet, tiny sandwiches and pet­ |t fours decorated a long, lacs covered table where 40 women Erlcksen. Mrs, llllam Ferguson, Mrs. Wallace Gabler, Mrs. Frank L. Hartline, Mre. Harry G. Hunter, Mrs. Bessie Kllllngworth, Mrs. Frank Kohler, Mrs. Arthur Lambert, Mre, Marjorie Lam­ bert. Mrs. Henry Lasher, Mrs. Ralph M. Leonard, Sirs. Harold Lynch, Mrs. Michael McDermott, Sirs. Earl Firkford, Sirs. Marion Ro­ berts, Sirs. David Runkel, Sirs. Harry Rose, Mr*. W i l l i a m Schwab!, Sirs. Harry Sellers, Mrs. Raymond Swell, Sirs. Tab man Van Arsdale, Mre. George Wakefield, Mr*. William Watson, Mrs. Arthur L. Wlllgoose, Sirs. Henry L. Wood, Sir*. C. V. Woodard, and br. Gertrud# Weiton. From Enterprise, Mr*. Lee Heaton; from Sanford, Mre. 8. C. Dickerson; from Geneva, Sfrs. Charles Cole, Mrs. Brumely, Sirs. nc n«»c me vi|ui|fiiiviifc auu . , , __ facilities here for any type of op- w ■°. 001 _ lown rof med,ea‘ rration and medical treatment Vestment with our fine hospital and about 40 doctors from Orlan- here at thetr disposal," he -eld. do on our consulting staff—spec!-"I hope the community will eonallsU and others-who may use tinue to support theSeminole Me-, our facilities. , nuclei Hospital aa thky have In "There is no reason for anyone the past." . (Cn Ui m 4 frrnm Pare l> i s> if* . I Mah Ion L. Wright, Sanford Post Ice Clerks, Sanford Local, pretenOne, and Commander H. C. Colce, Mirror system 'orflete employe since 1909, was led Wright with a retirement pin URN, Executive Officer of Sanford The extraordinary aircraft noise cltcU *l * ban<*uct S|vcn la»l nl<ht ,rom hl» urgsnliaUon after which heard by residents. of. the Sanfonl Jfi,H Restaurant by. Superintendent of Mall, Dick Me<8X81 Air Button. • _ ___ by his fellow workers and tha Post- Laulin, read a letter from the Admiral Reee toured the S * » *f*a M?nday' * " created by* master Gen. Arthur Summerfleld. Postmaster General eongratulm •brd Naval Air Station and lunchT4,k }3r,!'!p The affair was held at f:30 p. tln8 him and wishing him "coif, . . . „ teril rleld Naval Air Station rd at the station a Bachelor Quar- practicing the ' ‘Field Minor” m. in the private dining room at tlnued life and happiaam la MM ten. prior to departing for the l.ndin, , y „ cm Jt Sanford N lv i, which lime a "man-slied" meal retirement." Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Air station. Postmaster Joel field then gave a elution t n o Mso tettop Admiral Reea was accompanied The Field Mirror landing syireferred to by McLaulln. on his visit to Sanfor* Naval Air .em is designed to be used aboard Station by Commander P. F. Stcv. Aircraft Carriers. In using this Robert F. Crenshaw, who rm *.!*, VSN, Commanding Officer of system, the pilot follow. a path tired In I9A2 along with Mrs. Creiw Heavy Attack Squadron One, of light projected by a mirror loAir Task Group » 2 Is scheduled •haw and O. M. Harrison, who rm Chief Aviation Electronics Teeh cited on the landing strip, nr to goaboard ship'next month tired In IMS were Introduced. ■ nldan A. W. Levy, and Chief Avl- ship’s deck, which guides him to Theyexpectto utilize the "Pleld Assistant Postmaster, Harold atlon Fire Control Technician R.G. a landing by the reflected Images Mirror” landing aystem while Appleby presented Wright with eg McKee. ;from the mirror. I aboard ship electric raior ae a special gift. Cfiotces MEATS “GOOD EATIN ROUND CLUBSTEAK GA. GRADE A D & D WHOLE WHOLE PAN READY. CARTON OF « REG. LYKES SUGAR CREEK VELDA "GOOD EATIN . _ Michigan, Kiwanl*' president-elect has been a member of the organlratlon aince 1837. Immediately prior to hie selection to the number-one viwatils post, he we* treasurer of the orsanitation. During his earner, he has risen through the Kiwanl* ranks, holding the positions of (LIMIT 2 PLEASE) SA L A D D R ESSIN G DIXIE CRYSTALS Hospital YACHT Notts CLUB FLORIDA GOLD BLENDED ORANGE A GRAPEFRUIT Marts Ball (Sanford) Laura Kodrick (Titusville) Robs McLcllan (Sanford) Dischargee Guy tParent Jr. (Sanford) Lula Fraaiar (Sanford) David Williams (Sanford) Verdana Caldwell and baby (Sanford) Thelma Buffalo* (Sanford) Pamela D. Burks (Sanford) Baby Girl Carpenter (Lake Monroe) Thome* Altman (Sanford) Jessie Manning (Sanford) (Li«U 1 With 15.00 Oriar - Plato*) 6 OE. CANS Janie* Collins (Sanford) Juletto Pennington (Sanford) Mrs. J T. Justice (Sanford) Willi* Mao Manning (Sanford) Births Baby Girl Justice Blby Boy McUU*« Baby Girl Thompson (Ostoo*) Discharge* ami where ha had lived for 14 Mrs. Edith Slaton years. (Daytoot Beach) Mr. MacGillli wa* a retired civil .. E { ITTemfwyp1 engineer, and a Spanish Ameri­ Mattie Singleton (Sanford) can War Veteran. Guy Parent Sr. (Sanford) Ho was born on Feb. a, UT4, In Buth Allen (Saaford) Bayonna, N. J. Mrs. Jerry Covtngtoa and Survivor* Include his widow, • baby girl (Sanford) Mrs. Anna ElUabeth MarGUlU, DeLand; one daughter, Mrs. J. Robert Stokes, Miami; two son*. David fL MaeGUUs, Sanford and Donald J. MaeGUtla Jr., Los An­ geles, Calif.; two granddaughters, Verna MscGUIU. Sanford and tow jiJL Stoker Mlamb.ind-x-c* l/n f a w o o n - m * third mooting grandson*. David MaeGUUs, San­ of the newlv organised Seminole r»«nty Firemen’s Ann; wai hold ford and Jack Stokes of Miami. In Lengwood last night at which Tha remains wiU be aent to time the hylawa m ostly drawn Miami tomorrow afternoon for the funeral and Interment on Monday. w e road and approved., Intern ant will ho in Graeeland Ponartmonta wow actively oagsg*1 to the association aid Longwaod Memorial Park. Cera} OaMee. Sanford. Altamonte Spring*. Caaael- Briaaen Funeral Memo la In . charge. ’ Firemen's Asm. To Seek Financial AM From Board plane to nak tha Seminole County Co--listeners tar financial anypv* ♦» all tha organisation la its P‘ provide bettor Or* pro« ■ i the county by mutual aid * rex member depart mem*, . At proaaat Ihma aao u p a u lm i- LYKE’S CIRCUS toly IBS active me organisation. Office idem. Chief Mack Sr., Sanford; vice-p Daley. AJtamooto I tary-treasurer, Cha League**. Morrison, GOLDEN RIPE BIG DAYS PRICES GOOD McCORMICK REYNOLDS Black HEINZ HOT Pepper Garlic Powder ALUMINUM FOIL Barbecue Spice FOR PURE • SHOPPING V . ^ PLEASURE PARK AVE. A T 25TH STREET � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 28, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/24f37e209770fd0bc15a63b28ff01f18.pdf 52e9d570f551c41ad494bf4374ea464f PDF Text Text Gruenther Says N A T O 's Objective To Ston Attack | THE SANFORD HERAT,!* Page 10 Tuea, JUne 26,1956 NOTHING WAS I.KFT of the top of the Chevrnle-. convertible whirb skidded 4.10 feet before enmlng to a atop esrly Sunday morning immediately south of the Lake Monroe Bridge, Pictured above is the car after being righted by a wrecker. (Staff Phulo) w J'S,VV; ' V after the conference had recom­ mended the action as a start to­ ward keeping the nation from get­ ting soft In the trend toward more mechanization and easy living. Making up the conference were persons prominent In sports, med­ icine, education and other fields. In his letter to the delegates the P r e s i d e n t aaid, he believed the delegates shared hit feeling that a good fitness pro­ gram was essentially a home and local community problem, and that s federal program should not be necessary beyond the coordi­ nating and encouraging of local efforts. Study groups at the conference also made these proposals: Daily physical education pro­ grams in schools and better health instruction for every child. More financial support for rec­ reation and youth programs “ which the nallon not only can afford but cannot afford to deny." And alt such groups In the com­ munity-schools, churches, social organizations and other*—should cooperate. Fitness programs should begin in the home, and adults as well at children should participate. Play areas should be set aside in homes for this purpose. Youth themselves should have a part In planning such programs. Many delegates noted that there were no ynutha at this conference called to plan for their fitness. More adults should be recruited for volunteer youth recreation programs. Better use should be made of present athletic and recreation gigantic picnic lunch. (Staff Photo) Post Office Dept.Has LowQuit Rate ^cioi Session General Arthur E. Summerfield paid today. - " t believe the American peopl* know Juit how loyal and diligent postal worktra are and L e g a l N otice NUTSl'M o r SUIT • T A T S OK etAMlIwA i u i , Muna 6tuUM■ 4b1*41 kllOWfl II Abnll * ituusv. Asn "s'- lluuae iw i a s m f , iiwUMv. II alls*. MStau J liuuav. fr alive. 11. A. Uryant, 14 stive, u rl l l M W l t t l , if a lls •• C■*••*>*“ »•• II aUea. IL I* Coleman II all**-. « u t u i Uolainlo, II alive, A S', iw .im ie it aiivx. M araai*! W- Ilain*«>, it alive ami Marwarel H. lu u tirni U alive, a n d l u a . r reepeoltve liJ ssv w v iu u u .ii If oiarrleu. ami II m u u , their reeveoHve unknown Itelre. •aviaeae. araaleea. aaeianece. IJ*hurt area Ilore, iruulaaa. ur sn v awl all wVreoae claim iag hr. lhrmi*U. under u t eaalM l aata raeueoilve named UefenuaaU) Kuaene U. llia d l.y , atau known aa K. II. Ilredlev. and meiula k ?U ra d le r hie w 'la. If allva, T . C . Catlawav and Mark U .t n l l a w a r, hla w ife, It all**. W. I . Luteand gennale Coleman, hla w ile. r oaa I alive, ile n rr A. Tluom U also know n ae II. A. Tltconih. aud Alien li. Tllcouib, hla Wlla, II alive, L J. L .tcoian and Kalliar U. T n m n ib hie If alLva, an4 If dead, r x u K t l v i unknown litlr*. d»irU«*;i iki*8iil««a. lltMora. crtdllor*. tr u .ie te or s i r and all nereuiia •tauniaa by, threuah, undrr or agein al Mid reepecllve named dafe e d * o le ; ila r a a is l S. H sm .er, a* k s eoa trla o f lln Laal W ill aad T e a u m s n t o f Hobart IL Itain.er, deeraaaeu. ll alive aad It dead, h .r auec a n u r i or aunolnlaei In o f llie II mar, and *11 unknown halts, davl.raa, tiraaleet. a.slanaea. llanor*. crwdlto r t, truslesa and alt parsons HalmIna b y, Itiroush. uadrr or a saln.t aald defendant; end aaaln.l any and havlna. or clalm ln* to r llavs.oaraona any rlahl, till* or lnlere.t la Ina follow la * deecrlbed iiroparly. lyin g, being and ailuats In Meuilhole I'ounlv. Florida, lo -w lt: l^ilB II II. SI, IS. and 27. llrad.. . ler'a Addition lo U .naw ood. f t • ^ .o rd ln g lu u lal Iherof recorded 1* f l a t Book 1. I>a«a 17 of Ihe , V>ubln: rvtiorae o f Banilnola f.oun 1 Ir, Florida. I.KBH ll:a Northorlv l>«.r! o f said Lot II d e .rr lb rd as bealanln* a l Iba Boulh Laal corner of i-ol 2 >. Ilredlay a Addition In lama wood, run Uienue VVaalarly lu rellel In Ilia Moo III linn ul Mid lull t i to the Atlantic C « e .I Line lla llroad rislit o f way lhanre K orlheweleily alona eald rl|lil of way t o |b« inietnrcllna uolnl o f eald rig h l of trey and lha W e.I line . <■. .aid lad 21. Ihenca Hmilharlv la Ihe point o f beginning, and Use (liat part o f Lute IS and 21 •v H radltr'e Addition lo l-ongIncluded lu Ihe plat ol _.i.e Wayniau llelglila. lilg n Way Addition reiorded In Flat Monk e page 21 ui Ilia publln re­ cords a l Bemlnule I'oun lv. F lor­ ANNAPOLIS, Md, If) — An Im­ portant first itep has been taken by American leaders who met here to consider way* of better­ ing the physical fitness of Amer­ Commission, clearly shows that ican youth in an age of automo­ the Post Office Department has a biles and escalators. quit rat* well below that of must A prominent group of youth agencies of comparable size. The leaders left a two-day conference same if true when comparison is on the subject Wednesday with assurance from President Elsen­ ior manufacturing nuu.w .c, ,to , Governori Conference at. I C R n n c r « Is hower that be will follow their Summerfield pointed out. Atlantic ctly, N. J., that he want*»• * ° 9 C r 5 IS recommendation and establish a "Comparison of tha flrat four C(| ,n „ ivc numbers of the HouseC|o r a 0 ( l f t n l / t a n "Preildent'a Council on Youth month* of IBM with the same xn,| Senote at]Virice notice so they h J U lU C II Fitneai.” It would be composed months In IBM indicates the Po»- euu|d arrange their personal and r k fiS r m n ii of Cabinet members concerned tal Service it conslslenlly lm- business affairs for the 20-day % -n U ir m U I I proving on this favorable record. ipcc|j| session. I DE LAND, - The election of J. with the problem and will coordi­ In January IBM, foe example, the X|)e formal call won't be Issued Carlisle Roger*, president of the nate activities of 35 federal agen­ Postal Service had a reported quit untj| xftcr ho return* the end of First National Bank of Leesburg, cies. Elsenhower also said he would rate of OJJ per 100 employes at l)CXt wcc|,. I as chairman of the board of dtcompared with 0.40 In January, Collins lud Indicated to new*- rector* of Golden Gift, Inc., waa name a dtisens' advisory com­ IBM. Contrasted with thc*o fig- mcn ear||c|. t^at lie was consider- announced recently by Andrew P. mittee to arouse In the American urea, the quit rate for all Federal ,n|{ bringing tho Legislature back Young, president of tha cltrua people a "new awareness of the Importance of physical and recagencies In January IBM was rc- ncxt moni), to appropriate money Juica company, ported as 0.67 per 100 employes, f,Rlll the Ihreat to the cltrua ]Rogers, who was elevated from reational activity." and In January IBM was 0.66. For am| vegetable Industries imposed membership embcrshlp on the board to chairHie President'! concern over the same period*, manufacturing hy the Mediterranean friiil fly, to manshlp, anshlp, Jong long haa been a promt- failure of American youths to pais industries had a reported quit .................................... r' >nt figure In Florida finance and a basic "minimum fllncas" test rates of 1.4 per too employe* In 0 citrus Industry. He recently; which European youths breezed January IBM and 1.0 per 100 em­ implcted a term a* director of through resulted In the calling of ployes In January 1053,” Summeri« Jacksonville branch of the the conference at tho Naval Acaederal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, demy. Golden Gift, wilh headquarters Vice President Nixon told a dinsre and plant* also in Eustla, la ner meeting closing the confermajor producer of fresh chilled enc# that »uch action as naming anga Juice, grapefruit Juice and committees to keep exploring the esh fruit sections. It Is a wholly problem "can be the beginning vned subsidiary of Detroit Hard- 0f a solution to the problem or are Manufacturing Company. (he shelving of the problem. I can in the flrat century, the Ro­ Rogers succeeds Mr. Young, who assure you, though, that there will man* had vacation resorts in the as both president and chairman be a follow through in this field." Pyrenees, 1 a move to add to management Preildent Eisenhower'* eonflrrength for an Immediate, far- nation that he would name auch The sand of Bermuda'* beaches ■aching expansion program. The committees earns within hour* la pink-tinted ground coral. ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3., tP — Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther »r«d In t night the primary objecti-e of NATO foreei In Etimne U ^ bog down iny initial ittiek hr i f Russians until atomic retaliation could wlpa out the enemy. Gruenther, retiring supreme Al­ lied commander In Europe, ipoko In a vein reminiscent o f aome of President Elsenhower's speeches as the general addressed a formal state dinner at the 48th annual Governors Conference. He said that what the Allies are trying to develop Is a "land mm shield which would be atronY enough to force any entmy to concentrate." "When he concentrates," he said, "he will be especially vul­ nerable to attacks by atomla weapons. The defense has a big advantage under this concept." Denying that NATO la "falling apart," Gruenther said that In three or four years the shirty would become effective with G eP man contributions. "When It Is effective . . . we consider that wc Will be able to give a reasonable guarantee that we shall be able to defend ill of the NATO territory egelnst in allout act of aggression," he said. T E L E V IS IO N T O M IIS f aalaasooa _ i Z t i e i s r i wise B i d e w i n Marti? Meat, t^ a t * A iw a?* Carious Carslval W aalkar-Mewe-wyew John lu ly Nsw* una aroll'S Cor*** lain* Itaeaor lU ndtarous ••The L lvlnc Hook1* I i.o* T o r s . •.•«•* Hnotllnht Theatre 11 uoo g u e .iio u ord Tkvatra K ir ..I d . Theatre Crossroads Kish l Newe II.port Starllsht Tbsatr* Mlsn o f f 1 " “ V i& eM sn ei aouesaiMu lie s 4 : 2* 1 :0* liS I tckidat z r n M Opsn House Sllckty Mouse (te e *:« * * :lt n so o rt Douclaa Kdwmr*a A New* *:10 Cisco Kid 1 :oe Disneyland T il* S: Jo* ami Maid* t:ut» t:S« las.uuo w u r.liu a 10:01 l«MI 10: 1# 1 1 : 0» 11:11 11:21 lllll li:it 1'spsl I’ lavara 1’ hd Silver* • I Led 1 Live* l|-e* Tteoort _ T.e« r*u l. M arr fWrd l.st* Show— ''tit n a tch fe r a Miar" Ntwe m t a .O ff WKtlNKSDAT M o m im ro Tost Pattern (loqd Morning « : 4I TiO* 2:00 The Morning Shew 0 : 0 * Captain S . o i u w l :#0 1 :0 * ( ‘apt. K a n e a r o c G a rrr M o o r* til* (Jodfrer OiO* Vlewer'a U lseet S IS f l .r r r Moora S:So Krai# Kovace Show ! 0 :PO This I.end nf Oura 10:10 Btrlk* It lllcls 11:00 Lady Valiant l i l t s l.ova o f Liro 1*iSO Mean h for T om orrow 12:00 New . 12:10 B u nd d p A TU rniinled 12:10 ••Ae the W orld Turne" l-t'O 1>30 1 : 4S 1 : 0* 1:10 2 iSS 2 : 0* 1 :IS 1:10 4:00 Johnny Coruna A rt L ln kleU tr's Mdueepart? VIIm Vara T he III* T a r o ff Film Vara d o b C r o .b r Show tlrlch le r P a r Berrrt Blorm The 2M «e ..f Nl*hl * Channel ( I) im i 10:11 10:10 Btrlk# It Hick 11 row Valiant Lady 11:11 L ore o f L ilt ll:Z0 Bearrh for To marrow 11:41 12:00 12:10 Ouldlnw Llaht la.oo deport Bland |To A Be Counted 12:10 Ae World Turn* Johnnr Careoa llnueepartr III* I’nvnff liok Crosb? ■« riskier t*ew rrret Storm rdse of Kile Open lleuee f C ro e srn a d e W B I R -T V J trK e n U V S L I.il CHANUKI. 0 Watnspr gitacr a a s t lM B i t rui Products, Inc., Into Golden Gift. With Ui* merger, announced Jointly by Glenco president Conrad N. Hilton Jr., and Young, Gotdan Gift has acquired wide distribu­ tion in the West and le enabled ultimately to expand into froaen and canned foods and Into tha In­ stitutional market. Negotiations with leading canned and froten food processor* on both cen ts al­ ready hava begun. A South Carolinian, Rogers has been in Florida since 1910 and In la<rsburg ainee lilt. Ha affiliated with tha Firet National Bank there in 1B23 and became presi­ dent In IBM. Ha also is chairman ol tha Industrial Committee of tha Leesburg Chamber of Commerce, chairman of the Federal Legisla­ tive Committee of tha Florida Rankers Association and vice presi­ dent of tha Orange Blossom Trail Association. r.ogers la well-known la tha southern financial Bald through hla past presidency of tha Southern State* Bankers Association, Florida Bankers Association and State Association Section of tha Ameri­ can Bankers Association. He has held many high post* In the American Banker* Association, in­ cluding membership* on its Exe­ cutive Council, rtnanca and Ad­ ministrative Committees. l:H IV Y M U IO O l V%| J U r t l a A n t lilt Market Meport T w iligh t uoagw 0:10 W «O ^ M I S* aporio nook •:4» Let's Ge t* Tows .T i*o v. r tv. tie s D riftin g On A Cloud 7:11 M veale* Maalo 1 I I Vddlo V l . her t i l l Dial M fo r Mnal* * i 0 * C llr M eneger1. n .p * 1 : 2* Dial 'M' Foe Muel* 1:00 N l*ht Edition 1:11 Unitad Nations t i t s T ho Khythm H oe* '• •• A l R o w s W 1U K M 10:11 New* I I :M lift Oft GLASS aad PAINT CO. ■m% ; a n ch Alto an agriculturist, Roger* operate* a successful 2,000-acr* ranch and haa collaborated with Ihe University of Florida and tha Soil Conservation District In eaLvrimenta an new grass** and legume*. • MIAMI 05-Dr. Luis Machado of Havana, director of tha World Bank, keynote* the ilxUt annual meeting of the Chamber of Com­ merce of tha Americaa ^opening TNI ADA KHAN la wheeled (top) to hla box at Ascot, England, in unexpected arrival for tha racing meet The Aga told newsmen ha "would not miss Ascot for any­ thing." At bottom ts tha Aga's wife, the Begum Aaa Khan. f CARLISLE ROGERS, president of the First National Bank ol Leesburg, jrboee election ea Chairman of tha Board of Golden Gift, Inc. area announced recently. Golden Gift, n aubdivision of Detroit Jackson Hole, Wyoming, enc* Hardware Manufacturing Company, Is a major producer of fteth a hideout for bed men la now chilled orange and grapefruit Juices and fresh fruit sections with a center for producing naevtea distribution In t t Eastern, Southeastern and Midwestern aUUa as about bed men. well ns Canada. About one-fiftk of U. 8. public high school system* provide foe driver education |N c o S U L L IV A N 'S *425,000 MERCURY CONTEST For your personal requirements. Priced from 96B.50, n complete lln* of ell type aids with terms to suit your budget Late Models - Hearing Claasea Barette • All on the Ear • Headband, Select tha one you like Hearing teat* without charge. Service on all type aide • Cords, Battering, Repairs. BANFORD. w* nr* at Miller Radio B Appliance Co. U t South Park Ave, *a Friday morning of each week. See Miller fer batteries. Male* Hearing Service ORLANDO H E A R IN G S E R V IC E (Garland O. A Thomas t . Smith) l i t Flit K a fl Bank Bldg., Orlande Phene 5-5516 Night* and holidays rati Orlande 5-4487. M W Silo Huotlishi Theatre I’ f o era aa Baenae SIS Hewa-Weather oav e m �jMMr**--, .#>11? lf T w R m N to H U DuHvarod By • P. to. ST h* ^ m tfa r h 1 rr; ★ / ★ (Staff Thoto) ★ ★ ★ ★ , Bitting Is Confident 6 i City's Expansion By J. MAXIOM HARM AM SR. from which to ehooaa. aald Bitt­ Mart than llkoly tha happiest ing aa h* doacribad tha comp lo­ turn In Sanford today la W. V’. tion In tha near futura of tha tremendoua program of •xpanTha rosso* far hla happ!i\«n ■ion. W. C. Touchloa Jr., praaidant ■tana from tha gigantic Job of turning Touehto* Draff Company of Touchton Drug Company, aald f f f ’ the aornar of Pint St. and thla of W. V. Bitting, “ Wa bar* Magnolia At*, fata a aalf aarvica certainly gana along with any­ ■tors — ana o f tha moat modarn thing that Mr. Bitting wanted Ml tNa anttoa Control F l o r i d a for hla atom — baenuaa of hia anthnatoam and confidence in tha Fifteen years ago W. T. Hitt- growth of Sanford — and tha fin* toff, known to thousands of hla reipona# tho peopla of Sanford frianda and aequafnUneae aa hava given him In tha pait — •'Dot" rama to Sanford and wo could not turn down tha op­ agtabliahad hla drur atora In a portunity to Invaat In tha futura bailding Juat half tha alia of tha of Touchton Drug Company hare." Bitting, vie# president of ■waaak atora. ™AM poor by paar Touchtoo Touchton Drag Company, and manager af tip Sanford ‘ atd fi Drag Compaiff haa frown. . .Thara’a a «•*<*> for Ha ala* haa an intaraat in another growth, and Daa Bitting always of tha company’* fin* atora* In haa a nedy aaawar for tha Largo. goaltIon — “ Mra. Bitting hai In tha near future, Mr. Bitting will announce tha completion of •fan haloing mo far It yaarm”. Actually, than ara many wa- hia proaont expansion program tffPa for tha anptaaadawtoA growth and plana to offer hla cuatomar* mt Tavthtoa Drug Company In throughout Central Florida a t t a n f e r d . Among thorn wa ran completely new innovation for ladada “ Doc'*'* gonial drug atoro shopping, “ I deeply appreciate the contha frlondlbiaoa that sly tranafoma aa ac- toman and th* confidence in our hrto a. Uiand, Thoua- fidenco abown In nm by our euaCaatrml Florida roaldanU ataft of omployo* who aorro r. T. Bltttog moat by hi* them," Mr. Bitting aald. **I hava (rooting and l a m ad I- ahraya believed In Sanford and - totaraat la tha aaada af hit from tho vary fln t believed that, bacauna of wonderful people hare to “ Dot* Bitting'* wo would have one of tho great* »t athar than Ma broly wtfa and moat thriving communttlaa la Bttfal daaghtar, la Baa- Florida.* haa boon, from hla Imflrrt-lora far tha comr, aaa af tha afty'a moat I aWaaaa — and whatavar lam taafrautlng tha com­ ae • whol* — baacbalt, dria antarprlaa. irv+ntfeyp,: g tmw aommarriol establishMember* of tha EQt'a Club and !ha haa haaa right la tha all other Intonated eltiiena ara toa planning, Invited to donate a pint of blood la going to ho ana af to tha Elk's Blood Bank or any lonltiaa of Florida," other organization'* blood bank aa wa talked about tomorrow afternoon whan tha ftftooa yoan — and tha bloodmobile will be located at tha Elk'a Club from 1 to T p. m. hack to “ Doa" BittAll blood donor* will ba aervod ___ _ happtnaai — with a ataak auppar immadlataly fol­ l toraod topay-lurry from lowing their donation. Paraoni interested In replacing to too othar, ho rcvaolrd proaont ramodollng to blood ara alto Invited to taka ad­ ilitoa Drug Company a vantage of tha bloodmoblla'a viatt .. j aaator la tha third w- to Sanrord at tha Elk'a Qub to* ,' to hla flftoon year* hart, morrow. ng through tha alora and a, ha turaad firat to tha Vgrp heart of my builnc**", a* ia explained. tho praserlpiion daarimrnt "Wa'va filled nearly on* gfntoa proscription* hora." ho aald A rapreoentativo of tha Social M ha - pointed to a brilliantly Security AdmlnUtoatlon Dietrlet toklrf.' enlarged, and modern de- Offira in Orlando will bo at tha HflpKjj:. Wa'ra making it apen." Chambor of Commerce Building twaaidr ‘'enlarging it to maka in Sanford on Triday, July «. Fri­ iam for all of tho Urgaat modarn day, July U and Friday, July St, m— far which wo horn grown between tha hour* of t;M a. aa. and adding a battery of ind noon* A Improve condition* under Thla service la made avatlabl* rlpttoas ara compound* to thorn who wish to apply for Old-Age and Survivor* ln*uranc* ...h it beUarfitg in Baaford and benefit*, social security account w fa ta r o — confidant In tha numbers, or obtain Information aoaurity of tho community** forth- about tha Social Security pro­ naming **naw era" — “ Doc" Bitt­ gram. ing ami Touchton Drag Company hcra inteetod hug* fund* for tho campleta reooratio# af the atora'* toclUtia* and tho mothods uador a K A coatomor* will shop. A double-header softball gama fierchandiia will bo on open dieplay and individually marked, aa- will ba played tonight, ttpdcr ajyrtrtjf" .hoppera in making a lights at the Fori Mellon Park |diamond. hatUr •clacUon. - Thirty amployaa — a taam of i Hunt-McBobarts and W. At!so f*gy. pharmacists — each on# Burpee team* of tho city-wide notoetod for hi* or hoc obiilty to softball Itague will moat for tha at and maka friend., will aenra two-gama event which will bagla don Drug Company'* cue- at t:30 p. m. Last night’* game wai rained mill enntinuo to mainUin out. R<>bion Spurting Goode and darn *oda founUia aad Wilson-Malar Furniture Company jnt for which wa Lava will b* featured to a [ « more *xl«julv* menu cr on July A String. im. ' Bloodmobile Will Be At Elk's Club Tomorrow At 1 o.m. E > _______________________________ _______ Nat 1 2 t <i NIL AMD MM. W. V. BITTING **• B r --, Par DtU fw j W EDNESDAY^ JUNE 27. 1 W Farmers' Loans Still A vailab le 4- lim t U n _____________________ _________ A N INDEPENDENT D A ILY M1W SPAFEM t Ol.l’ME Il.T in C O 1121 Before T P. to. Curtia J. Graen, County Super­ visor in charge of Farmera Hum* Administration otfi-e in Sanford announced today that loans to op­ erate farms a n still available. Ha listed that tha United State* Con­ gress hat appropriated flM.OOO000 00 to help meet credit needs for crop and livestock production coat during tha nezt !l months. The Agriculture Department'* objective in providing eredlt to farmera ia to help them become successfully established In a sound farming program and to provide temporary eredlt (o farmers, farmer*. 11,100,000.00 has been allotted to Florida. Family-type farmer* who ara unable to obtain necessary credit to carry on successful firming operations from local banka, production credit associa­ tions, or othar source*, ara eligi­ ble for government farm loam provided they ara United Statea citizens, have satisfactory farm experience or training land have, nr can obtain, suitable farm land on reaaonibla terms. Loam bear I par cent interest and ara secured by crop and .bat­ tel mortgage. Loam on crop* ara repayable when crops ara harvest­ ed. Repayment of loana an live­ stock and equipment may ba up to T yean. Loans ean ba made for such ex­ pense* aa seed, fertilizer, lima, insecticidal, labor, machinery re­ pair, and other production expan­ se! on crop* and livestock enterprisaa.aiUbllshad in tha area. Alto purchase of liraatock, machinery, fence, and minor building repairs, can ba included in loans. Under certain condition*, debt* on lirastock and machinery may ba railnaocod with loan fund*. 1Family-type farm operator* may •lae apply for kuna to rapalr or conitract dwellings and other farm buildings, purchase or Improve land. Farm owpers, in addition to fa.ily-typ* farmera, ma apply for Boil and Water Conservation loans for irrigation systems, paitue development, erois-fancing of pastor*, basil farUllaar, reforesta­ tion, eta. Farmera ■aiding credit during tha period July, 1901, through June, 199T, may now flic applica­ tions with tha Farmera Home Ad­ ministration Office located at Room dig, Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. Additional information may b* obtained by writing to P. O. Box IIto, Sanford, Fla. M iracle Concrete Company Head Answers Nuisance Complaint "Wa'va been In butlnaaa M years In the same place," said1 J. E. Terwilliger Jr., of Mlrael* Concrete Company, located at Mb Elm Ave., aa he commented on the complaint mad* by neighbors1 before the Board of Sanford City Commissioner* Monday night •'We'rw sorry we woke otr neighbors up to early," Tarwilleger aald as he explained the noise mentioned In the complaint mad* by hia trucks starting up at < o'clock in tha morning. "Our usual opening hour ia T o'clock," he said, "but we were delivering roncrete to the Naval Air Station and they insisted on the early de­ livery hour. "Wa didn't want to deliver con­ crete at that early hour but wra complied with the requests of tha Naval Air Station," ho aald. Terwilleger explained "Alt Of our employ** ar* in excellent, condition ai far aa their healthy is concerned and they ara con­ stantly exposed to tha dust and working conditions of tho concrete plant. "And some of our amployaa hava bean with ua aa long aa » years, aa a matter of fact tha man that taught ms tha bualnais has been with ua that long," said Tarwill*ger. "It’t growth," aald Tenrillefer, "and we'ra growing with San­ By MART FOWLER ford," aa h# commented on tha amount of concrete that i* hand­ John S. Oldfield, Ulrica mayor af led through his establishment llasbrouck Heights, NJ. received w h ic h manufactures concrete products and delivers rasdi-tnlxad many testimonials when ba retired from aetiva Ufa li hla bom* town concrete. "Wa'ra faced with growth and and from th« Borden aempany, expanding •with the community wltb whisk ba was connected a* and Its terribly bard to nova tha rail aatato 'appraiser aid fix «4> location of a business of our type visor for almost 40 yoan. And now h* has been notiflad of yot after 4« year*," ha aald, "Our location on a railroad another aeknowledgemtnt of hla aiding la Ideal—aa a matter of civic contributions:—an Avanuo fact wa an compelled to bo situ­ In Hasbrouek Heights la balng nam­ ated where transportation ia avail­ ed for Oldfield. A alxth year resident of Do Baty able for receiving material* from which w* manufacture Miracle ho enjoy* hi* citrus grove and Concrete Company'* products," bieezy homo rn Seminole Privu, beautiful'.* silustrd among huyo TenvUlager concluded. trees ard flowering bushes go con­ tent it ho with Urn Florida way of Ufa that be avksni takas a Inp North, rxcep. for Berdan d nnms and brief visit* with his many zdPartly ctoady with aeattcrad htlvcs. Friond* who hava a..a re­ a haw era aad tkaadenhawm tired and aottlw* in various part* tbiwagh Thasday; tow toaight to- of Florida coma to see Oldftold often. Ilia wife who loved their horn* and neighbf.i In Da Bar* Member* of the Semfnolc Coun­ pattri away two years ago, ty Junior Chamber of Commerce Wa asked about hi* being op ON PAGB EIOffT will be told at ther noon luncheon North. "Oh, yea," he acknowledg­ meeting tomorrow, of the condi­ tion of Seminole County schools and how tha Jayeeoa, as individ­ uals .and aaa group can help Im­ prove that* condition*; Tha principal speaker at toimmrow'a Jaycee’s Luncheon meeting ' will be Remlnole County Superin­ tendent of Public Instruction Bayburn T. Mllweo. Milwee will have with him soma at tha principals of geminole County schools. Jayeees ara urged to attend to­ morrow'* luncheon and hear a subject that directly conren t al­ most ovary member of tha club. Weather ed, Mt waa mayor af Hatbrouek Haights for thro* terms and never will forget them for It waa de­ pression time and It took real effort to budget expand!tome which would tnahida Uvlag wagon M oar BOWM 00(1 ICnMO. along with ear *Ky, watohing aunt improvement*. Whlto X waa deUghtod with tha awtstandlng municipal Ipal batlding baUding I1 had aa a* a many maQoetton* af my labor* la tha old ana htat," aad h* brought out a gaval inscribed "to hla Honor’ and presented by tho mayor of Hatbrouek Haights, H. Gerard Maarsdof, last December. "It bring* back vividly aur Ufa In the thirties." Ha reached for yot ■* nether testimonial, "Hare Is a meat complete fly rod fishing outfit, given ma by tha Republican club to it'a easy to os* my poUtieal af­ filiation* aa wall aa my lava for Isaak Walton's sport. "Whoa an* ia young," reminisced Oldfield, "It'a great fan to com­ pote in th* world of exciting busi­ ness but now it's even mors fua to eajey tha sweets la Florida." Motts To Be In FSU Spotlight ★ Mrs. John H. Wynn, Tt, passed away at her hem* on th* Old Or­ lando Highway at l:M p. m, Mon­ day afternoon. Eh* wai born on Jan. ft. liaj, in Miktavillt, Fla., aad had lirod In Sanford for tho past SO year*. Mrs. Wynn waa a member of Ebcnaicr Methodist Church, tha WSCR or Ebaneaer Methodist Church and a member of the Eld­ er Spring! Home Demonsira Lion Club. She had celebrated bar Golden Wedding anniversary oa Dee. XT, tau Survivors include her husba !, John H. Wynn, Sanford; one son, H. L. Wynn, DoLaad; two daughtors, Mr*. H. Crabtree Gramvllle, Winter Park, tnd Mrs. Glenn II. Townsend, Clermont; S grandchil­ dren and I great grandchildren; and three oitiers, Mr*. Lola Wynn, Ft Whlto. Mrs. Beatries Milton, Thomasvllle, G*„ and Mrs. Minnie Meant, Gainesville. Funeral services will bo held Thursday afternoon at | o'clock at Ebeneur Methodist Church with the Rev. C. E. Murphln Jr., and Bar. J. W. Austin afflrlatiagBurial win Im la U to d iw O m - ★ ★ Senator Electrical Storm Addresses Creates Minor Lions Damage In County "Th# moat Important thing wa ean do on Indapandenea Day ta to resolve that wa'ra going to hava a part in th* futura growth of our community," Senator Douglaa Stcnitrora told tha Banford Lions Club at Its noon lunch­ eon meeting yesterday. • "Wa hava, indeed, a mark ahead," he said, "ana somaUmta we'ra going to be called idealist* but an idealist ia on* who halp* othar peopla to ba proaparout." Senator Stenstrom spoka on "Our Community — wbaro w* stand — when wo ara going — what ara our prospects —and hew wo will fae* tha futura." "Sit down with a pen or pencil •ml a pieca of paper to enumerate what wa’va dono and you will be astounded at what’s bean accom­ plished In Uio last aavsa or sight yoars," ha aald. In th* field* of public htalth, apirltual Ufa, public education, public roads and bom* conatra* Uon, Senator Btonatroaa pointed to all that had been aeeompUahod In the varioua phases af (Staff Photo) tty development. "Industrial Isadora ★ communities with strong churches and ours rank with th* finest and De Baryite Honored MihmeToDiscuss School Conditions AtJayceeLuncheon11 Funorol Services Social Security Rep Are Set Tomorrow To Be Here In July For Mrs. J. Wynn Double-Header Slated Tonight Stenstrom Urges Citizens To Take P a rt In C o m m u n ity 's G row th By PtBBCS Sanford's Back Maria paces oa* e i tha finest flocks af kalfbacka la tha south this fall oa Florida ■tats University launches Its aaecampaign la major coltoga Welcome rah* that brought with It a cooling bracts •durlag tha night wars also accompanied by soma damage In tha city and county. Tha electrical ztorm caused minor damag* aa trsnsformofa wart struck 'n aavaral locations, Howovar, automobile* wan v(r> tually left unmolested as motor* Ists cither drove carefully durlnjg tha downpour and windstorm or got off th* highway entirely. Only on* waffle mishap wai raportH during th* period earned by a mo* torizt running off tha road to bo* coma mired ia a ditch. In th* city, the Banted Fire Department answered ana alarm whan lightning itroeh a tro* ga William Clark Court shortly after B o’clock aald Chief Mack K. Cleveland Br. On* other alarm waa answorod at Till p. m„ tho Fir* Chief aald. but thwo waa n* Ora and no damag* at the Out-ofths-cti/ limits location la Ftoo* croat. Deputy Sheriff Cbtton Brawn ro* parted teas iWrwa avat tha high* way m South Banford Av*., ba* eaura of th* high winds', taking with th m Ught and telafrhaM ’ • Dopartmoat hava kept pee* with tha progress waa -tog th* atom af Banted," •tonatroua explained. Tho finoat hospital of its alia in th* world, a million dollar pawago ayatam, SO new school rooms, a new school administration building, tor tha first Urn* a mod­ arn four-tana thoroughfare through tho county, hauaos being built,at ad to this aaetka. Sheriff Daovar Cardan Mid that trots acrou tha -road botwaow Late Mary tnd Lengwood waiw caused by tha high wtada ta that ana. tturiff Cbrd*a caDnd to thd •tats Forori • o rr te jto hato |W* «ovo ttetaaaafetoto A fettfSrtto “ W ide and rato riima a m Sfmtoola' County rotting n wtoa Naval atarim Lara," Baastor Stow- •with from Late Cmmty," aald •tram datlarad, aa ha aaumaratod Bhariff OardalL •om# af tha acktavamaata during According to a ropori 'Worn IM "Our aommunlty baa many problami ahead but a new spirit la catching on bars and a majori­ ty of tho people of Banted M longer have tho ’U can’t b* dona* attitude," aald Senator Btonstram. "Wa have peopla la our commu­ nity now who m longer hesitate to go wbero nacaasary to aaeoap Hah tha Jobs when projects ara Involvad to banafit Banted.** h» said. "Tbara'a no doubt in my mind that Sanford will davalop to a substantial community—th* first Urns aver to roach it* rail dam tiny," Slanatfom concluded. ’ Prior to introducing Sanator Sun»(rom, a Prasidant'a Fin waa prossntod Dallae Loom tha hicoming prooidoat of tha Banted Lion's ClulL by retiring praaidant Ban Wsda.*la torn, a | dent's pia waa yrooontod by Iha Incoming pros ideal. Butted Falte'Dapurtmaat,-ttaM wars na aeddanto or damaga to tte alty during the parted S ton Banted w m (terman.. B, I , "Bud" n * * !* * - nportad that than waa .ir a( Aa mrii af rote rizordad daring tte afti numt add night yaatorday. Ma aald that ovaa with tte rata maaaarad during yaitarday'a atom, Jaaa'a ratofil I* still hater normal aa wall aa tte rainfall t e ' tte year. Maugbtou rapartod ' ttel-v to# tomparaturn bates tte ru m ram tortay ww M aad last n lot'a tomparatoro waa down to t o Sanford Delegates Named Officials At Girls' Stale 'Girl Break' Dane# Sat For Jr. High Students Tomorrow Coral Nutt, Juanita Wynn# and Ngnay Cash from laniard wora alerted city afficUU af tba MUt annual Girt* But* now bring bald an tha campus af Florida BUto Doapito being hampand by InUniversity, TaUahaoioa, Juriea throughout th* aoaaon, tho bantam, ltt-pound acatback led A "girt break" danes wflt ba Those citizens of tte mythlet! the Seminole* in onring last **a. bald few ton toanagara Thuraday Girl* State of Bomtoolo, made m MB witk M points. Ha averaged aad Friday night at the Calory of mt outstanding Ugh acteri five yards ovary time bo carried O ita, assarting la Janleo Un­ Mate* from aN parts af Florida, law of th* Ttrnags Advisory are •■poritaelng a wssk’a train­ too ball. Council who announced th* spMAccording to Seminol* head ial cv*nt this week for th* City* ing to govarnmant at national, •tat* and teal lavala. coach, Tom Nugent, Melts "will wid* Racraatlon Department. Mambar* of Girl* Btoto bald h# on# of tha finoat backs wa'va UgiilaUv# Marions to tte B*nata Tha dine* ia to begin at • i aver had at rsu if ho doUan’t get and Houm Ckambaro af tte Flor­ hurt again. A coach couldn't ask o'clock. Thar* will ba Barn Dance] ida Capitol — ten t ta draft apd •runts and girls and boys ara h r a harder working boy." asked to draa* appropriately. ! introduce bill* and all laglalatlro Tha former Baminolt high Thursday night danca will1proceedings necessary for bill* ta school sur was In and out during haTha t e Junior High School tarn-1tecoma auto law*. They a te bold too IMS campaign with an Injured i •gars only whlto tha Friday night a trial to tha Laoa County Court* should*. Moat af hla scaring asms event la planned for lamior High' daring lb* latter part af tha sat­ School bays and girl*. Florida atria Btoto b een whoa ho lad a final turf* that annually by tte Amort*aai Lagtoa gav* FBU a M Mason's nosed. Auxiliary. Daparimato a! "Florida, Aa a Mnior, Matt win bo run­ te FBU with faculty mamters at tba School of Puklb AdmtoUtntlad ning In a tslontdsdon backflald ••listing to govaromital Into* this fa)!, gamin*!* teats war* al­ most all among the halfback* last year and such standouts aa Las srsa, Pat VwaprMa Billy Odom, Annie Jordan fBan/ort) and Billy Weaver or* bock. Chari** Moora Jr. (Banted) Th* number on# P<U. funning Bovtrty Young (Banted) d w last yoar waa Motto and CorPhyUia Martin ( Baaford« com m o n Oaftoo Club will mart Babocca Btavana (Banted) "With tho llfcas of Motto and tomorrow morning at Ife a’alock Coro# to tho backflald all wo have DiachargM at tte Chamter af Commara* to worry about this year ia davalMisa Bcbacca Robin Ma Building, First to , and touted •ping a good, strong fullback and (Banted) Avai • pair of Ucklat," aald Nugent Maradtth Jamas (Boated) Bmv? Wair. Admtolitrat e af fete “ It should ha aa* af om batter paars." Florida But* spaas to fa TaltotaoMho (Boated) Tallahao•at Bapt. tt, agamat QMt Uatvortompaaw (Oataaa) Mariyas Blriamd (Baaftod) stty and than maria OaargU, Via(tola Tech. N. C. itoto Wak* ■torn Riggs ( f i t t e d ) Fernet. Vlilaaava, Miami, FurBaby OM Hospital Notes Weir To Addroti CofC Coffoa Club JuraIf ■A alt. . i h -------- -- Mi ■ L. k i* ■ IT I i■ ill �a* '-sf.•/£•--> THE SANFORD HERALD ~ttUJOW i M £ 7VY. lmH oq Sinclair Stales Prison Facilities Need Enlarging M o rt Low Price# on M om Items M om D ty i o f the W e tk lj SERVE WITH TOUR TURKEY OCKAN W A T RAIFORD trt-Wirdan DsWItl Sinclair told tha a u b Sana to PrUon Committee that tvery pri­ son facility In Florida Mods tolars* lagthst splits ft road camps and ethtr lnatitutions whara atata prl* onsra an bald. ____ ________ / wish I COUtLDr y dotpoe o u r S O JAM 1 A O O P / D0 5 SNT GET WISZ B ) W R IT S 1 f in d k^SWE’S JEALOUS^A A B R y X IW p O W O f JAN'S POP IS A MAI; TSfCAKrr COTHAT- *-* a a & ‘ ) CITHBO/JANS TUB THEM m •) LONG-DISTANCE ETTA/ j TO SAV THANK>0U Ha recommended aaalnat addl tional dormitoriea Iniide thaprat* ant tnclosurahare. ■Prisonauthorltiei atythamax* (mumyouahoifldhavainonepriaoa laaround1,100," Sinclair aald. Ha reported 2,263 are now in the prlaon here. Tha total wai 2,900 when a trout of priionera rioted laat mofllb— reiultinf in the death ol ona and tha wounding ol 11 other*. The number hia been reduced by mov* lng women prisoner* to the wo* •n'a prlaon at Ocala. A new maximum aecurlty build­ ing la under construction on prlaon ground* but outaide the preaent encloiure. It will handled up to 160 prlaonera and will be completed in s gear to a year and a half tf no oulsido contractor la uaed, Sin clair said. Even this and remodeling of the former women's building will only rellavo overcrowding temporarily, Sinclair aald. “ If wa hava tha aame inereait In tha coming year aa wa had in the past year, wa will hava to find room for 2,TOO men by next spring —oven if w# have to build huts on tha baU f l a l d h a aald. San. J. B. Rodgara Jr. of Winter Garden, chairman of tha Senate committee, and other committee number* queiUonad Sinclair axtanlively on overcrowded condition* and way* to relieve tha situation. San. Rodgara aald tha hearing wa* called ts gat recommenda­ tion! of thoaa in a petition to know what conditions ara and what needs to ha dona to Improve them In tha avant Gov. Colllna Include* prlaon improvement! In bis ax* peeled call for a apecial laglila* live aeiilon next month. Tha antique cup which each year got* to tha owner o f tha hona winning Delaware Park's $60,000 Oaka was made In Eng­ land in 1S29. 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WIERER BURL- PILLSftURY'S Cinnamon DIXIANA FROZEN e n r ic h e d SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS Ice Cream �oBBF t n k-in r i f * 4'' /|,*n • 'v” V •• •’ • ' !• .T V,. ', Vt; h m, ' yv' •; •[2 . , ■>:*» •*. *•*•• • *JVhv»N**. Sanford, Seminole County Should Take Advantage Of Resources ganford and Seminole County la already r fortunately rich In natural resources. r - Such wealth, However doe* not draw Interest until It U actually put Into u*e—and ’ ".then the Income from tho*e God-given ad­ vantage* la ao prolific and comes In such *'huge amount* that we would be aatounded should we, momentarily, bo faced with the ".landslide of economic betterment. We’re becoming adept at making us# of ,;,the*e natural resource*. But tho uae of them - 1 * *o recent that we’re not yet moving at “ full ateam ahead" to accomplish all that has been"lost out of *everal decade, of, shall we lay, stagnation! First, we get the French Avenue LThroughway — next,-we’re blessed with the . f our-taning, widening, and paving of 17-92 from the Orange County line into Sanford— and now, before us if the esusewsy as the connecting link to travel happiness. But even now we're in line for another big Improve­ ment review, the Sanford-Tituawivle Canal, which no doubt will solve not one but seve­ ral of our problsms—water transportation and water conservation. This is Just the beginning though—the beginning of a growth and plan for expan­ sion that ha* no end. Let’* look Into the future: with the Sanford-Titusvllle Canal there ahould eome 1mj-medlatelv behind I* * doc'< and wharves nrn» deet—then comas Industrial axpanslon that I J o doubt will ooen the eyes, not only of \ Florida but of the nation as well-couple ! With that th# growth In population eaused | by industrial boosts—and continuing on the * axpanslon program th# Navy la planning ' within Seminole County—■till yet there ere j potential minions of dollars from th# sports ] Industry with the building of ths yacht ba• tin which wB provide an art* for boating. And th* list can grow longer aa we delve 1 Into the immediate future and vision *11 l that# ahead with Juat a continual pull In j unison toward ona goal. , Now that we're underwey—let’s keep < the bell rolling. There's only on* wsy to grow—take I advantage of the resources w* havs and r think big! - The Sanford Herald BY JAMES MARLOW Associated Press New Analyst WASHINGTON uP-The leadership of Iht American Communlit party he* confessed to a series of damaslns mlitok*. and bad guesses, beside* conceding the p*rty looked silly la thinking Sulla was Infslllblt. These mistakes Include a dumb reliance on Karl M an without looking el facts, the party’ * support In forming the Progressiva party In liM, and repeated predictions of war and depression. Some results: The party has lost heavily in membership and in in­ fluence in politic* and organised labor; It hasn't been able to win any "m ast" support; and it hat Isolated itself from th* main stream of American life. The admissions cams from Eugen* Dennis, the party's real bon, and Max Weiss, its educational dlrector. In reports to the Central Committee. Those reports have been printed to pamphlet form. Tli* report* wer* made after Russian Communlat party boss Khruschev had listed the mistake* and erirntt ha eaid ware committed under Stalin. Dennis said the party had neglected work in the big unions: had backed away from united fronts, which it is now seeking; did not appreciate until a couple of yaara ago the new world role W* realise that there are some who will frown upon the.suggestion that Sanford and 8eminol* County ia destined for greater and bigger things in the days Immediately ahead of us. But our happiness eomes In the fact that where there Is one frowner there are hundreds of smllers, and those that are smiling are the ones who are working the harder to make Sanford and Seminole County grow fast—and bigger—and better than any other community in the State of Florida. Farmers Need Help We were reading an article the other day published In a popular magazine, widely , circulated, on the subject of “Why Our Farmer* Need Help There was a lot of good material em­ bodied in the fifteen-hundred word digest of a book descrlntlve of farm life. Factually—It was brought out that populatton gains amounting to two and ahalf million souls each year will, in time to come, tax the growing ability of fertile soils of the nation. It came to our attention In this article— that even though competition Is geen and Quality of produce end fruit higher than ever before because of the selectiveness of th# nation’s shoppers—the farmer is recelVlnf leas for hia product than hs was nearly two deesdes *fo. Bifid standards have broufht about th* necessity of ualnf many Hilaries In th* path of the produce end fruit toward the market—addlnf to ths ultimate high,prices that the consuming public Is paying. There seems to be a gap somewhere when help for the farmer is discussed. Even though ths small larmer—the ac­ tual bulkhead of our nation—is disappear­ ing fast, there seems to be no answer— not. even a suggestion—as to what might be don* to help th* small grower, th* men who wants to make his livelihood from ths soil because of his love for it and not from industrial greediness. Price supports, and many of our politi­ cal arguments stem from ths subject, are mentioned only when basle commodities are concerned. Where does th* smell grower— th* farmer—come In? There ere some political maneuvering* In ths background when agriculture and ths needs of ths true agriculturalist are disc14a- BY HAL BOYLE get* lower and lower, the dancer TRINIDAD, B.W.I. J) - The "1 want somebody to limbo like natlvs* here have got a sure cure me—limbe, limbo, limbo, like me; "But 10,000 people can’t Umbo for sxetit weight. They just limbo Ilk* me—limbo, limbo, limbo, like It away. me!’* Th# limbo should eoon b* eweep , ,, .. . „„ _ . Once he start* under th* crossn*. thffc.Vn ed bar, however, the dancer hat no ,* r pf* ci‘c** energy for anything except hta th* limbo for tlx week* will have 0WB itrt,Btd contortion.. Oddly a wastllne at supple ai a fishing , nnugh, despite Iis seeming mo­ Either that or she’ll be notony, tha dane* holde a tens# In the hospital with ■ mystified Interest for spectators. doctor murmuring, "Madam, how did you ever get yourself tied up "Tha limbo it an old folk danca that came over with the slaves, like a pretial?" probably in the 17th esntury," said What Is tha limbo? It It an an- Charles 8 8 . EiBln«» Esplnet, local newt& h i ^ jump. Z J * BU \ wataad^oi mfutd of on (,jlnd •dllor * an on* authority thant high Bttt customs. ia"No knowa leaping over the crossbar, you th* orgigln of tha name." dancs under it, each time In 1944 Edrle Connor, a Trlnllowering the eroetbar nearer to tha floor. You wear nothing but d*d' b o J?* • f *“ f T T * * fined IMS by Federal Jedge Mil­ Uam J. Barker yeeterday ea a charge cf violating U. S. pore food laws. Johnson also wai piseod on probation tor flvo year*, Johnson was eceueed af tolling popcorn u flt far bonun containplion while be was president el ......... Pop Coni Orewere Awn. Inc. at Celumbua, Okie, several yean ago. i £ T « ’ ". I: , Ion imon| l0<.|ity figures her*, American airmen even adopted It as a physical training exerclsa, and It la now balng boomed as a tourist attraction. Thar* art perhap* a bunder* professional Umbo dancers tn tha _ West Indies, of whom a doun a n T,u d aa flrst clast. Th* record le held by a woman, Ruth Henry of Antigua, who danced undar a crossbar only I inchtt from tho flobr. Th* most famous limbo artist, howavtr, I* "Strtch" Wilcox, who it six feet three and hat gone under a bar at 10 Inches. He hat the widest fol­ lowing becauso be mixes comedy with his gyrations. Moneywite, the best of Umbo dancers at pnsant hardly threat­ ens to break into the Fred Attain clast. Thsy Have no difficulty staying marvelously slim. They don’t earn enough to eat them­ selves out of thap*. A folklor* scholar her* esti­ mated that ranking Umbo dancers in th* best Trinidad night clubs ean lets than MO a week takabome pay. To a visitor, howovtr, limbo eomt wonderful poeslbllltie* at an export to the1 United States. Not just to thin down our overweight d a m e * akher. It could tun out to be a real exciting new crai* for th* Amer-1 lean teen-ager. It might even take hia-mind off rock **.’ roll for a changw—and who’s against that? I llneljirwm / A f O A F R vn u erw u y m al Fodoratiaa of State High School Athlotlc Aaass. today swardod ■ ettatioa to Lafayette Golden ef Galneevttla, Fla., for outtlanding service* in the field ef eebool until' the bids' are closed. Further Inform*iton and bid forma may ho obtained from the property die. poeal office at tha bate, telephone •xtemion 1471. •thtotica. Golden has been executtv* **. eourt, rate get late the popcorn rotery of the Florida High School while be was away trying t* build Activities Asia, ter more than 90 — -* — - yaara. Ho pleaded guilty but tetd tho C lJjubuh J o Owi fioA J tn u u v! < - 1957 •• V A LU 1 4407 W ea L C w frd A v w m n 5-64P 3 H DOWN THESE LOW CATALOGUE f UMBER »r " A,,% V T LOW SALE .PRICES!. S7BM7114 9 1 7 4 .9 5 87BM7128 1 9 9 .9 5 57BM71S2 2 3 9 .9 5 17 in. TABLE MODEL I7B M 71M 1 3 4 .9 5 17 in. PORTABLE n r v„ . IBM MODELS AT REDUCED PRICE* n a tlN O L I COUNTY MOTORS, IN C S bvb whm ytur mnn«y b invittd, pro- M M I •19 B. M Bt toEtod End Bsm i that bif 3 % dividtnd. 21 in. CONSOLE 57BM 7100 . r „ CATALOGUE NUMBER BAV* VALUE 21 in. Dtluxa CONSOLE vhf 24 in. Delux* CONSOLE WE SALUTE OUR TOW N! T*L 1 155 SILVERTONE 21-in SUBURBANITE S a fa ri thing tfwft U to fal back on; PLTNOUIW pfcnmo H U ill 11 W *tf Full Street. M O D ELS 21 in. CONSOLE • e o V , o s »> i o > INTRO DUCING OUR NEW 21 in. TABLE MODEL Hard Cash © :A C . ( F I N A N C E JUNE M . M . u * iM k 1947 MODELS AT INTtODUCTORY PUCES V tOMVJMUMJ THU. FRI. AN D SAT. CHECK 9999 FAST • S IM M a* Ilf lM Amt Hattte, la Bottea er Bankok. writes you a letter, a bogs piece ef gevenunentel machinery goes Into settee, mips, trains, tracks and siipltntt may be ceiled open to bring that intimate meeeape te yea. Whan It arrive* hern, year faithful Peetmaa picks It up, pate It Is hla weathered leather hag and delivan It personally to yens deer. Ee Is eM ef ear men hnpertent Oiris servant*. Be Is eheean far Me dependability. Ms strong lace. Me neighborhood familiarity and hla eagarneen tn eacvm Bn heave you, year family, year dag. . . • nod la e woleeme sight te mill Wa aalute the faithfulness ef the MaU Carrieral Its presidential candidate. Dcnnia said: "I believe It was erroneous and haimful to support the formlLpn of the Progressive party at a o U j party." Ha said ha had to a|Qmi a lot of th* blame for this him. self. But then, he said, the Tpirty made another mistake In thlBJQnc. after the 19U elections, th*«-th* Progressive party still had T fu­ ture. The Communist* have hsd'lhrr eye on a third party — a unitet front or labar - farmer jam-, steered by them but not ssRrr their name—ever since l974Tftea they tried and failed. *" • Stalin suggested tt for IhU caun. try in 19:8. Earl Browder trsntrd it when he was party boss inlu:,. And now Dennis in his reportin'* at that kind of party tn the lutuit but nob right away. — Weiss blamed blind rellarJJ »n Marx's "theory of economie-critit" for the wiong guesses UBut depressions betwren <945 and t f i j l . "Everything wa« very simple,* he said, tf you follow Marx.*, But the trouble, he said, wee in the differences between the present world and the 19th century world of Marx. Conditions have changed and facts loo, hr said. And Marx was making prediction* based ea 19th century faeta. - DAY Salvage Sale Is ORLANDO AIR FORCE BASE,~ A iilvagt tale of mliccUaneoua •oppilei and equipment it under­ Wednesday, June 27. IBM r a t 'd way at Orlando Air Force Be**, according to Sidney E. Lloyd, OAFB dl*po*at officer. TODAY’S M U T W M Bide for the material,' which IpThy Word ia a lamp unto my feat, and elude* more than ISA lota of light unto my path. Psalm 119:108—Th* Item*. mu»l be placed In th# bid Blbl* was certainly more than two thousand box located In th# OAFB property dltpoul office by 9 a.m., July L yaara In developing. From Ur of the Chaldees Included In the tale are film or Sumer to aa Island in tha Mediterranean and photographic tuppllee, hand after ths reearreetlon, and we must judge teoli, hardware, and shop, ath­ the Book by what It has don#! There are no letic, and aleetrteal equipment. Al­ ta for eala are auto parte, auto barbed wire entanglements, no armed hardware, wool blanket*, clocks, guards to prevent th* escape of eltlsens of and kltehae and heating equip­ any lead where th* Bible is honored. ment «a ACCEPTED FOB t? OP r PURE FOOD LAWS VIOLATED GOLDEN AWARDED CITATION The public may Import aO tha material bclwaen • a.m. and 4:M COLLEGE OP MEOKXNE TAMPA, ill -J o e P. Johnson of MORGAN, Wye. LD-Th* Nation­ Mondaya through Friday* OAlNESV!U<E (M—Only 4* of Catalina Drtvs, Ctaarwaier, was have base accepted lar the first class la tha Collage ef Medicine at the Vnivcriity cf Florida. Da*a George T. Harrell tald sevoral application* are aUD being the remaining four _ la the fleet A sm of M whleh PHI begin etodtea tn Sep. tembar. Ike elate will graduate la Jane asm . of th* Aslans: had erred iw mtkIng membership qualifications too tl«ht; ws» wrong In lumping the “ EUenhowtr force*'* end McCorthylim together; and **» obvious* ly sway off la predicting tmmlnent wir* and depressions ever state 1945. How did all this happen? Dennis blamed some of It on pressure aad prosecution by the government But be said, !a effect, th* mates It forgot to notice th* party was to eager to lead the masse* were going th* other way. But Weiss said the Communists will have to "rediscover Amsrica” and begin to study Its "realities" Vnd struggles. Taking hit cue from Khrushchev's revelslions about the extent of one-man rule in Russia, Wrist said: The general membership of the American Communist party has never been able to have a say u, th, big decisions, that the,* were handed down from the top. The members ought to be able to discus* problems too. be said. The question not answered by the Dennit-Weist statement* was why they suddenly thought the members ought to bm consulted ■ little only after Khrushchev said collective leidership was better than one-man rule. , At to the Progressive party, tel up In 194S with Henry Wallace SI Natives Limbo Excess Weight Away Sound slmpla? Try It. As tha bar gets lower and lower, “ .the - dancer '-*** hat to tpreadcigls hit legs farther apart at h* shuffles for­ ward, hla deUcately balanced body and htad bent backward lik* a weaving cobra. H m danco put* a tourtoua strain m log, stomach and back auoeUs. Beforo each effort the daneer lootla thar* any attraction offered aver— tns hla body la wild leapt In tuno to point tho way toward th* b«n*flts of with a steal band at h* ehants hit ehallang* to tho otbtr danfarming, tha joys of farmtnf, th* security ears: In farmlnt? W* is* dally the many requests, enu­ merating th* beautiful pictures of futur* wsslth end security in engineering, science, medicine, and other professions. Billboards are splattered over tha natlon-x-publle in­ terest arouaed—depicting the neede of th* nation toward tha recruitment of students planning their future*. But never has there been—*0 far as w* can determine—glowing pictures of agri­ culture. We see no answer yet to the question “Why Our Farmer* Need Help". Perhaps there is an answer — and if there Is one—no effort*has been made to bring it out In tha open. It might be pos­ sible that th* picture eould change and th* tide of those leaving the farm ba changed to a back to tho farm movement . ese applicants Party C o n fesses To M istakes VOn MEMBERS ONtVT 925 $149.95 9 10 189.95 25 204.95 7 127.95 *D S P E C IA L WA* SALE PUCE SAVB 57EM I174 9 2 4 9 .9 5 925 57KM4144 1 7 4 .9 5 15 114.95 BALE PRICE $224.95 159.95 SEE THESE W ONDERFUL SILVERTONES O N 3 SEAR'S, ROEBUCK and Co. CATALOG SALES OFFICES IIS E. rin t Stm ' t M llll Pk< | �"TIT. S A N T O ftP TTTTRAI.D TUcrt.. June 27, 1956, P age 5 S o c ia l fcu& nJtA C alendar Circus Dance Is Held A t 'Crate' For Jr. High Grouo A Circus Dance was given for the Junior High students Thursday night al the Celery Crate with co­ operation of the Urcrealion ac. tlvltlei of the Sanford summer pro­ gram. The theme for Ihe dance "Circm ” was can-ied out in decoration* of circus anlmala, pop corn, pea­ nuts, balloons, and many other circus attractions. Refreshment* of color drink* were »old for a dime and It was mentioned that the extra nickel will go to buy new records for the Juke box which the students can use. Many cute couples were apotted on Ihe floor enjoying the dance Including Marilyn McDaniel with Terry Chriiterson, Rubble Munson with Reggie Whatley, Tommy Drown with Helen Prtaral. Billy Johnson with Linda Anderson amt Terry Griffin with Jano Osborne. Tlie student* all agreed that the dance was the "hc*t ever.” Thanks goes to the recreation departniuii, DISCUSSING PI. (N'*. The Officers Wive* Club** exeentire hoard met tn the hease sf W»e. J. W. T*1W Jr to discus* and make plan* for future event* nnd happening*. .Shnwti left, to ricM are Mr*. R. 11. Mr. Angel and Mr*. Anislcy, Conn, President; Mr*. It. D. Murray, Mr*. J. K. McDonald, Mr*, J. M. Tully J r, Mr*. H. U. Lynch. "We all had a wonderful time Mr*. O, E. Pott*, and Hr*. 11. L. Wcigle. (Photo By Jame»onJ and hope there will be bigger and better limes to be held." said one ber* of Norman drVrre Howard member. The next dance is slated Chapter United Daughter* o the for June 28, Thursday night. Confederacy, shall greatly Mis* ■ rj \ , ■ ; , <•. . 1 ■ * - *: " • >’ ■ . . • A Barn Yard theme will be Used her. The I-oyaity *hc had for the and time is from 7:30 p.m. until Mary loftier wa* horn Oct. 17, Confederacy cause and her cheer­ The Memorial meeting of the 10:30 p.m. Norman de V. Howard chapter, 1875, near Sprlgncr. Ala. She was ful disposition have endeared her UDC wa* held Friday afternoon the daughter of Charles Henry to racli member of our Chapter, L i,.:.'■'< : to honor the memory of Mrs. Mary Lctfler, Smlthhcad. Ky.. and Mary THEREFORE: Re It further rcIlls* Margaret Ellison (Staff rholn) Lcfflrr Slums, recently deceased Francos Bibb, of Mueitgonuty, nolvcd that a copy of these reso­ Ala. member. lutions he sent lu her family, one She and her parenls with hrr President of Ihe chapter, Mrs. F. to be published in The Sanford came tn MciluiiVillo when she was E. Iloumillat presided and read Herald and a copy inscribed In a telegram from Mr*. Alan Mose­ one year old. Thry camo (Town tne St. John* the minute book of the Chapter. ley of Ft. Myers, daughter or the Mrs, Minnie Evans Jones, chair­ Rivrr from Jacksonville in the Tlie Dependable Class of the late Mr*. Strong. steamer Lolly-Boy and her first man.. Mr*. L. A. Brumley, Mr*. Invocation anil tirnrcirtlon were First Methodist Church met Mon­ given by Mrs. J. St. flair White, memory wa* riding in Ihe 'maltday at 8 p.m. at Ihi- home of Mr*. chaplain, aftee which Mr*. J. M. bug’ a* her father wa* Mellon- J. M, McCaskill, Mrs. J. M. Hayes, Mr*. A. K. RoueUer, Mrs. F. E. 'The highlight of the 10th annual) Many of Ihe members stated L. Burke Steele with Mr*. F. Lan­ McCaskill read the tribute which ville's first postmaster. Iloumillat and Mr*. Zeb Ratliff. Grind Assembly Order of the Rain, that thry all were impressed in the sing a* ro hn'tex*. Her mother mught the ftr*l vra* a* follow*; "With a deep Ihe two hymn* Ming in unison bnw for Girls, State of Klovida, manner that all the officers conMethodist Sunday school class in Mr*. J. Schirard Jr., president sense of loss, the Norman de V. by the group were the one 'sung held in Orlando June 21-23 came this vicinity. After attending Rol­ ducted their work and how "beauti- presided over the business al*o Howard chapter of United Daush-i lins Academy (now Rollins Col­ during the burial service at Ft. ttaturday night when tha Grand, giving the devotional taken front ter* of the Confederacy lias hid lege) for one vear *he married .Myers and were "Sun of My Soul” officcra of 1856-57 were install­ ful” they all thought the services "Daily Thoughts" by George farewell to Mary Lcffler Strong Ormond Kingsley Strong who and "Now The Day I* Over.'* Were. our oldest and one of the most ed. Elliott. Those attending were chapter Faithful and beloved members passed away in 11)20. "We were all honored that San­ "M i» a Margaret Elliaon, Worthy Standing committee report* were In addition to her membership members, relative* amt friends, who passed away at the home or ford icrnved the honor of having XHvi*nr of the local assembly, was given. her daughter. Mis. Alan Moseley in the UDC Mr*. Strong »vas a and included Mr*. R. k Perkins, llUtalled at Grand Nature, State a Grand officer.” July meeting will he a picnic. at Fort Myers, Fla., June 11, charter member of Calonsnhatrhlo Mr*. M. 8 . Wiggins, Mrs. W. A. The next Grand Assembly will Mr*. R. W. Herron to he chairman, of Florida. Mis* Ellison is the Chapter, Daughter* of the Ameri­ t0.% 8. Loftier, Mrs. William Bush. Mrs, 4oughtcr of Mr. and Mri. C. T. be held at St. Petersburg. with Mr*. Nancy Brock a Minting. Mrs. Strong sis* » charter can Revolution at Fort Mjrr*. .Cllison of Sanford. She is very acThe memory of her love foe thr R. D. Perkins Jr., Mr*. !>. A. Delicious rcfreihmmi* of punch, member of our chapter and a •use in her Seminole High School service lu our chapter will long Brumley, Mr*. J. M. McCaskill, cake and nut* were served In Real daughter. Activities and will be a senior next! The name of Mrs, Strong as an he an inspiration to each member Mr*. Dean Turner, Mr*. G. D. Bis­ member* present as follow*: Mr*. hop. Mr*. W. It. Dyson. Mr*. E. jrear. She ii a member of the outstanding member of this chap­ who knew hpr." James Wright, Mrs. M. E. Baker, The following resolution* of II. lianry, Mr*. Zrh Ratliff. Mrs. ter was insrnhed on the bronre %fend and Is in numerous other .Mr*. John Schirard Jr., Mr* M. L. sympathy were then read by Mr*. F. E. Itmuni Iht. Mr*. J. G. Kharn lr a curricular activities. She has Wyatt, Mrs. Cyril Rutner. Mr*. J. plaque of the l-ee and Jackson on, 51r*. F. J. Gonrotci, Mrs. window in the Wash­ 7.rh Bailiff: ,f£pen artive in Rainbow work since 11. Loecheil. Mr*. C. L. Wallis, Mr*. memorial ington Cal liedral at Washington, SOI-UTKINS OF SYMPATHY Minnie Jones, Mr* J, 81. Clair 1832 and has held the station*, Sam Murphy, Mrs. It. W. Herron, D. L\ in IDSI, and her name was UK WHEREAS: Our Almighty Fa­ White. Mr*. J. 11. Truluek, Mr*. D. Love, Faith, Hope, Charily, Mrs. Nanry Brock and hos1r*»r*. rerorded in Ihe memory book of ther in Hi* Infinite Wisdom ha# L. Caldwell. Mrs. A. B. Walls re, Worthy Aisociate Advisor and now Ihe Memorial building of Urn seen fit In lake from our midst Mr*. Wal*nn B. Wallace and Mr*. ^orthy Advisor. She also served is Women of Ihe Confederacy in our beloved member, Mr*. .Mary F. R. Adams, Mrs. Edward Hig• Grand Page at Grand Assembly Richmond, Va. Lcfflrr Strong to dwell with Hint , gins Jr. ltd In (he State of Alabama In She was a member of the Holy In His Heavenly Home. Cro«s Episcopal Church in San­ WE RESOLVE that we as mem­ ford, her home, and was interested ' At a luncheon honoring the Mimlrnl InMrumcnln nick ’ n roll nt in all civic affair* of Ihe city. rand Officer* In Orlando SaturSale* — Repalre We pause now with rrxrrcl and lay Mr*. Let a MacMinn. Supreme Hf-FI-VM Recotdere—Player* devotion In pay loving tribute tn PRAI RIE L A K E Deputy of the State of Florida the memory of this dear Indy who stated that Margaret was the held the ideals of tha confederacy , - third generation in her family to ‘HOCK AHOl .xt) rlo*c In her heart. receive the Grind Cross of Color THE CLOCK" and the second generation to hold _, nUn | a Grand Office. O lrn n r o r d and Miss Irme Jean Corley. Junior Harbara Slamvick past Worthy Advnor, of Sanford , THE VIOLENT MB! MITHIC SHOP Atiembly No. 25, served a* Grand r OH 1Vt I*. THI MS | B I R T H S 1004 O der at 211th 8 L . Page during Ihe entire proceedings 4 Phone 1071 0 the convention. She was tomMr. and Mr*. David Russl an­ — 1_ I mended for doing an excellent nounce tha birth of a sen, David 1 >b. Thomas, bom June 23 tn Demu­ Jf, Friday morning the Degree of rest, Ga. He wsighsd S'* lbs. *- Matter. Grand Cross of Color, was David i* attending college at w conferred on Mrs. Virginia AnderPiedmont. Mr*. Rusii i» the for­ *’ aon, Mies Corley and Itisa Elliton. mer Edre Withrow of Dalton, Mra. Phd Wyatt, was un»hle to Ga. attend the ceremonies but the dor gree will be conferred on her Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Covington June 2T I later. proudly announce the birth of a •7* Friday night, Linda Sue KeVe David Carpenter deughter, Elisabeth Ann weighing '/Wn& Marilyn McDaniel were lain. 7 lbs. The young mil* was horn Donald L. Cathels * toted at member* of the local asSunder, Jun» in the Seminole V sembly by the Grand Officers of Hospital. Mrs. Covington Is the Mrs. J. Q Gallowiy £* the State. former Miss Joyce Jones. GOTHE’S A F T E R N O O N George Stine m* Others from Sanford attending V were Georgia Ann Jane*, Sherlene SHEATH la fashioned of finely -Shepard. Carol Ellimn. Mri. ribbed black silk. Sands of the 1 Anderson, Mr. and Mri. Phil fabric crus-cron over the midCENTRAL FLORIDA OUICK FREEZE 4 Wyatt, Mra. L- P. Sheppard, Mr*. riff. The white organs* collar *3' AND STORAGE CO. t Lonnie Moya, Mr*. Marjorie Shep- hse an apphqoed border of lacy flower* Smart and cool for epard, and the Rainbow Mother ‘^ d v is o r , Mrs, Kathleen Reynold*. summer wear. Local U D C Chapter Has Memorial Meeting In Memory O f Mrs. Strong r t i ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'A Al/ss Margaret Ellison Chosen To Serve As Grand Officer Dependable Class Will Have Picnic A t July Meeting WEDNESDAY The Ctrl Scouts will meet at First Presbyterian Church at 3:30 p.m. The mid-week Bible Hour will be conducted by Rev. A, G. Melnnis, Pastor of the First Prcsbyleriaa Church at 7:30 p.m. Vacation Bible School for all chlidicn, 3 to II years of age,| continue* at Firit Baptist Church frnr 8:30 a.tn. to 11:30 a.m. Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. lead* the midweek prayer tervlro at Fir»t Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m, Melvin Drkle lead* the Training Union Workers’ Confcrcnto at First Baptist Church at 8:15 p.m. fisM o m th Members of the Sanford Pilot rinh who attended the inter-city dinner meeting of tlm Orlando Pilot Club Monday* evening at tho Chamlicr of Commerce Com­ munity Center were Mrs. Sue S. Stevenson, Sir*. Joel Field, Mr*. Verno C, Messenger anil Mis* KI*io Farley. Club* repre­ sented at thB ae»»lon were DeI.nitd, Daytona Bench, Sanford, Cocoa, Winter Park and Lake County Pilot Club*. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL THEM PHUT* K m iC T iV K PHONE 7* H. JAMBS GUT JAMES & GUT EG G S T lillte .'IHI - *sa T L A R G E -noz. X -L A R G E DOZ. 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CHOICE BEEF BONELESS RO D STEIGER-IAN STERLING ■tMKUMafri LAST TIME TONIGHT BTART8 Ts4» Frlenda of Mr*. A- J. Walker will ho Intended to hear that the hn» entered the St, I.uke Hospital In Jacksonville and U undergo­ ing eye surgery. t WESTERN LEAN CENTfcR-CL'T NOW SHOWING ] Phone 131A FLA. GRADE A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS IIS BAST m S T STB8ET P • v ii e t t t i \ < i AMAZING SALE! LOCKER PLANT H. JAMES GUT AGENCY U r lo twice a y e a r w e h o ld this Happy Birthday General Insurance All Calendar Listings And Society Newa Are Requested By 5 p. iil The Day Preceding Publication Mr. and Mra. R. T*. Bartneau nnd »nn Ricky have been visiting with their pnrents, Mr, and Mrs. \V. L. Vnlieo and Mra. A- L. llnrineau recently. W F* TUESDAY The Woman's Society -o f Christian Service of The F I r ■ t Methodist Church will have m Board Meeting nt ft a.m. followed by the regular Buslnesa and Pro* gram meeting at 0:45 a.m. Mra. Joo Shrarouse, tha for­ mer Daphne Connelly, la In San­ ford until Frldny vl*itlng her pnreut*. She will then return to her home which Is in West Palm Bench. BUKUR'S 40! West Thirteenth Street THURSDAY Tha Junior Choir of tha Flr*8 Presbyterian Church will rehear** at 1:45 p.m. at the church. The Youth Choir will rehearse at First Presbyterian Church at 1:M Vacation Bible School for aU children, I to 13 yeara of i f* , continues at First Baptist Church from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The Junior Choir rchcartei at First Baptist Church at 6:15 p.m. The Intermediate Choir rehearse* at First Baptist Church at T:08 p.m. Tho Adult Choir rehearse* at Firs. Baptist Church at 8:00 p.m. Seminole Rcheknh Lodge No. 4.1 will meet in the I.O.O.F Hell at 8 p.m. A memorial. program will bo observed, BABY LIVER « 35c savings. A wide selection of dressy, casual and tailored styles... but not all sizes in I »< ■i m 11 ; i r I \ I |u llV *.") Discontinued Styles I TABLE$3.00 t TABLE$5.00 |i ell styles, A truly great sale! SALE STARTS THURSDAY 9 A. M. VALUES FOR MEN 1GROUP$6.95 I GROUP$8.95 AGED IN OUR PLANT SHARP CHEESE “ 69c T K ifta e »»* a i'O S v j> 4 »J ^ a s r a v. .w. •A’ h �L 4 . f F IN D IN G BARGAINS EACH /i MERCHANT ffl LISTED J HERE fl W ILL ■ FEATURE 1 A NEW ■ CRAZY DAZE VALUE EACH DAY Is Like Shootiri Fish in a Barrel! S Pc. DON’T LET THE HEAT GET YOU! t SAVE ■ DURING ■ THIS F SUMMER DAZE BARGAIN CRAZE B edroom 8 n lte R tf— 9IM.U VahM Mim Ii i Mr. A Mi l p>i— . St)} X U , Boval N |t ■Irrar and M l N*a M m m Dad. lihrtlni of r~‘-w~t |M I Daws DalUm. ONLY *88 JERGENS LOTION IN OtNAMINTAL "■ANDY TANDY* SQUKKR BOTTLI °° OF SANFORD tOS *. 1M. Pk. 127 THURSDAY ONLY ~ 5 "0 NECKLACE and EARRING SETS SECULAR PRICE W E R T ’S W ITH YOUR RE-CAPPABLE JEWELRY STORE YO UN GSTOW N Kitchen _ _ Sink * * JIOUS 89c *** 07 09C Throufh G A R R IT T 'S STRICKLAND-MORRISON, IN C W ILSON-M AIER i m | Feature on Gowns BEST 1Maytag * Wringer get the �c. CASEMENT W INDOW AIR CONDITIONERS Regular price 22c ea. H H N NO tXTRA witm o Buutifulljr Finished Reg. Price $229.95 I Cholcei of Staroh Packed In Cellophini Bag* THIS WICK ONLY Philip* LIMITED QUANTITY FABULOUS! CLAUDE H. W OLFE HKW 1956 llh ir.it WASHER FAMOUS SHOP THESB PuHY Antaautla METER ICE PLAN BIO SUMMER DAZE Parchaaa in all new ltM • m. tU PRIG1DA1RB n frtim tor BARGAINS Wadnaaday Through Saturday R *r. H U M r « J J e p w d iy . v 10 Co. F t - SI l- 8« par. dip ■vtec Thia id Is far i F i l l Gift. MS Saafard Ass. PI Yaar FBIGIDAIBB DmSns Fir IS T «u i Expert Front End Alignment At F IR EST O N E- Thursday Only SHOP THESE BIO BUMMER DAZE BARGAINS ir e $ fo n e WHEEL BALANCING Widneidiy Through Saturday Seminole County Motors, Inc. * DODGH Saba A Sm ite PLYMOUTH I l f B. la( SL SUM M ER DRESSES Royoni and Cottoni C M V a lu e To 112.95 EASY TERMS itha FBEB flanrlca I PARTS tad LABOR J * SIZES M a il ' 9t Q B F B. E. PURCELL C O AND APPLIANCE fjl, SAVE SHEKELS ot ECHOLS B B U b Sleep Better ^ Live Longer Innerspiring Mattress H 4* Matching Box Spring IB49 Wadaasday Through Saturday Y (D d b a j iL P L 1 *1 J o Ju l $ Sh&dacL a . - - * - « - l i r e ntk R S i i M H i j» TO FIND BARGAINS; IN THE HERALD WANT ADS! Get The H a b it Head The CLASSIFIED Trada h Tmt Old Mittraw and s : PASSENGBB CAB * TRUCKS E V E R Y DAY �- -I- Motorists Urged To-Back Police In Crackdown Delegates Receive Official Welcome To Lions Session T E L E V IS IO N •t taw. Wrtuta hlghwi “D reb ,! CHICAGO - Drive saMy your- «Ire«tl *elf. md back the police In a l Mtion. crackdown on tha reckleaa driver. * The That advice waa liven motorist*. He as today bv the National Safety Coun- Iraged Because of Ita climate, Florida ell, which, with the International SOS pe la te play a big part in the aa- Aaanclatlon of Chlafa of Pollca, la drown; tion'a civil defense program, say* urging airict enforcement of traffic accldc cauted lha chief ef the state’* civil de­ lawa over the Pourth of July. With traffic deatha up 10 per fense. cent io far thla year and a new DIRE! CoL H- W. Tarklngton, elate dl- all-time high record threatening, 8II0UI rector of elvll defense, predicted there la a real traffic aafety CLE here that in lha event of an emer­ emergency, the Council aald, milk I B Y SS rS B gency, Florida will recalve many The death toll on Memorial day, chandl t i t * w o v ta A t a it persona from outakla the state. alio a one-day holiday, was 58 per need • ilS B t r i a l n a y o rt Thla la because refugees from rent higher than for a normal U dal • T w ille a t S o t s * bombed arose ean live outdoor* Wednaaday at that time of year.l Geo 4 I * Bi-..r|* B o o k la much ef Florida. a :« l M u s t s A t R a n s o m . Unless enforcement and driver rector • V# |*l .lllfck on a -‘loaf At a meeting of county civil de­ caution ara atepped up. traffic I dialog m f c w 'f c r V .a v fense (cade's. Col. Jarkirglon said deatha over the Pourth will exceed told t the Memorial day toll, the Council terday hi m tt» 1:10 T h # R h y t h m H o u r prrdlcted. Ing ita "Moat drivera are decent, law* n ItjK fti.V "* *",M abiding eltiiena, who** only traf,V" • '-• iT .a .a t fie faulti ara inattention, thought*** BOBSIMB lenneaa or Ineptitude.** aald Ned ,, a 00 S«ew o« If. Dearborn, Council preaident, , "but lha ipeeder, the ahow-off and the drinking driver are potential LANGUAGE PROGRAM murderer*—and they ahould be •Aatks north Turs*'* EXPANSION tteated like any other erlminal. . TAMPA if* — Expansion of Span"You hear people moan about ,n* p Ish language program! In Florida wide alert. Bometimo between 10 •unfair* tactlra of police In trip- C,U,C| schools and the advertising ol a.m., July ao and 10 p.m., July ping up apeedera, drunk* and other a Florida vacation and shopping at- SI the attack will be made os traffic offendere. What's unfair fill Morals* MsUHae •its Mara »■« Tksre tractions In Latin American sew*- these two cities, about It? -------e ee uae c u t papers are project* which a de-| Certain echelons of our organlia- "la traffic enforcement a friend- *\7v l:H p m . I* II MM Cla* velopment committee cays It haS't|on here, said Seminole County ly game between police and wouldtu 11 :1* (l.mi of M«lo4r •ndoraml. I ClvU Defense Director A. B. Peter- ba killer*, to be played according ttie* WorlAst Nona Itill Radio Farm Die**! The Advisory Committee for La- son, will uke part in the mock at- (o aporting rules?** Dearborn aaked. FiorM Ijilo Tlmr.it** Mslln** tin Americas Affair*, which work* t«ek which I* being planned a* s f*oa »•-*. Nona Itsnrh "Let the police hide behind bill- vin«,ii liia N'awt _ with the Florida Development p ,rt of the nationwide alert board*. Let them taka the red in l.JI Bur Noas Rsneh a*, u u l ; flaabera off their ear*. Let them 1 t •* Wr.fl 4 >| ■*»••«• annnl v Inform atInn'tn |P.7 f V l a ^ fll,hed ,h<t th« citie* have been uae plain automobile*. Do police to : } ■ill Join Tha N*»* a burglar that thcy’ra wait•..a i . r - u u I ' l i i u a b(B|# oB,b,d ’ *“j,UII ph,M * ofactioa civi|from «*•* notify can countriai l?JLl^ lor trad* wi h kAn Flor l ^ wm jnt0 lisa Taaa Tim# ing in the store to catch him when i„.i liia Ktwa ‘a ,‘ ____________ the stale level downward. he break* In? wir« 4 II Tson Ttsto SCHOLARSHIP TO BH Tarklngton aald Ihe test would "The time baa eoma when It not lilt Rie euttr III! Vlawar's Dlcaat AWARDED determine how civil defense offiJACKSONVILLE (JR-Tha Amer- •J*1* derltion* and set maFORMER REPORTER lean-Hellanie Educational Progrea* fhlnery 1" motion to meet probTO RE ORDAINED l i l t t ic * F o ■Ive Aian, of Florlds voted yeaORLANDO UR A former Lake- lerday to award annually a fourland Ladger reportar end Orlando yeiT' college scholarship worth 1 0 t h A n f l i V e M O Sentinel-Star night city editor will he ordained here Friday aa a dea­ Georgo Plomarltla of -Tampa T a R e A h tP rV A H con of the Episcopal Church, HOW 1 waa designated thla year’* win- 1 ° v /D 5 e r v e a WHAT’S Walter G. Martin will prtach ncr. He will enter lha University D u R m m lr U a m ^ a u Sunday at Bflla Glade and Pa- of Miami Medical School this fall. D ? D O R K M O n O t t y that? hokee. Martin, a native of Madison Th* group elected Jerry Felo* Tha Cifftena Bank of Oviedo Is a graduate of University nf Flo­ of Jacksonville governor; G eorge* HI b# celebrating their 10th anrida's Journalism school and Naa- T. Karras of Miami, lieutenant mversary (1MS-S6) on Monday hotah House, a church aemlnary governor; and C. P. Seclaridea of July I. In Wlscomln. Clearwater treasurer. In honor ef the oecailon apes house will be hald in the lobby of th* bank from • a. m. to 1 p. is. Members of the Wesleyan Sun­ LEAN, TENDER GA. GRADE “A ” D & D day School Class of tne Oviedo Methodist Church will be on hand to serve and walcoma all patrons and friend* of th* bank who wish to eall between these hour*. Officials nf the bank extend their cordial Invitation far all to join In the celebration. Conrenlioneering member* o f Lion* International, Including three member* repreaentlng the Sanford Lloa Club headed by W. Hugh Dunean, the club'a secretary, got at official welcome to Miami to­ day and heeded a convention call signaling four day* of eventful teaatom. Before getting down to the ttth annual eonvention'a main btislness, bowevar, club* from mure than 70 state* and foreign eountrie* bad a parade t# atago tonight. A round of breakfast* ami forum dlTUMion*—a* well aa three aeoara'.e fashion show* hr member*’ wive*—are programmed tomor­ row. Henry Cabot Lodge, US dele­ gate to the U.N.; and North Caro­ lina Gov. Lulhar H. Hodgaa are scheduled speaker* Friday. On Saturday, the Lloni expect to hear Vice President Richard Nixon; act on resolutions and hail new inter­ national officers—few of whom have oppositln. •I 2 e r b u t •m m i m s S, 5 x D‘ ‘ 2 r ^ m , & ° H A ? ? ^ V c . STATE OF FLORIDA 1 Th* SUU of lb* NU'i of I•sited , a. Township at south. r»ngo *1 £*•(. )!•*» rlshl-ofjwov of i nimiT. r mrini. h r k . I - nurd ck Iv.milv dork IS.at) ' AV.rmnn. I>l»| 0 AXtrmis t* Rail Pina Slra>t Orlando. Klnrld* Allnra.v* (or Plaintiff Monca o r ic it --- KTATB Or FUoniOA TOi HI! UI.AIITH 11 ANOEIINON. It Orasn Ik , Boiilsvard Porl.moulh, Vlrrlnla: r* Tou sra harsh* noilfltd that ault e I far dlvorca hat l>tan brnunht . * ■*slnat you In th* Circuit Curt. In and for Bamlaola Count* riorldn. In ehnneary. antltlad ••Thoinna N. Andar.na plaintiff", va. Gladys If. Andsrann. dafandanl,'' by said Thomas Jf. Amlsrsun. plaintiff, and *••■■ ara isoulr.d to flla vour An­ sa- »n»r with th* Clark of aald Court. >nd and t.rva upnn tb* plaintiff, at.ad tornay Haorf* Andraw fp»»r. hit whn.a addra.t la P O Dot till, in* Sanford. Florida, a copy of aald Ani#lr «w.r r.n n. hafnra Thurada*. July •Irail. A. D. 1»}«. If yne fall to do B y 8W /1DE I I a .V '" I T 'S MR, MOM* ' X WAR BRRAKIN' IM THAT MEW DISH . 7 YOU BOUGHT,< VTHIB MOHMIM*!^ FRYERS A shrew may consume food •qual to ita own weight in three hours. h o t ic b 1STATE OF FLORIDA TUi W. T. AT. ** KINS WHOSE LAST KVOWN IIUS• IOENCU IS KNO.XVIli.fc KNOX 11 COLNTT TENNESSEE. IF ALIVK, 1I1S UNKNOWN SPOUSE IF-*lAg. ,r ItlEO. ANO IK LEA0 TUB UN. V KNOWN HEIUS. OKViaBKi-LKU. '*• A I KES ANO UllANTEES OF TIIH ,, SAID W. T. ATKINS [JOHN P HOW. 2 LANO WHOSE 1IESI0ENCE IS UN. ,5 KNOWN. IK Ai-lv r; ilin ui- 2 LIMIT * '* t iJSSZ kra*»« t o r SANFORD TTFRAT.D ••«, li.i.jr* tiMlivrt, tiu»i«a* ur a u >_« (vr' in :fl otiiar claimants by. thruuata. us- Pag® 8, >> M ., JUne 1800 dar or asainal him. bar ur sham: ■■ ■ ~ • a .\D Abu ri.KkUC\b. NATURAL . . . on AIXTirtCIAfc ha*ta*. claim- ,0 a Sacra* »r* eoafaaao will h* Inc to hav* or purportlne to ha** , nt.rrd acalaat trau for tha rallaf an* rlaht tltla or latsraat la tha damandad In tha Complaint, brouarlr In tfamlnnla Count*. Flo* /a/ O. P llamdon rlda dtncrlbad herein: At Clark at aald Court YOU AND KACil UK YOU HERE- (COURT MCALI m TAKL NuriCU, that a ault Itaa cianrna Andrew Bneer l>een (lied aaalnet vou In tha above Culldtor for PtalatHf Court. The aatara of the ault or pro* p n. R oalttl ceedlna le a ault to uulat the tltla In eanford, Florida tha plalntllf to qulal tha title In thai------------- i--— plaintiff to the harelnafler deeurlued |J| THU I'tlU tlf COIBT, MATH pioperly. The name of the Court la Jt ItllTAL LI■(.LIT Ik AMU POM which eald ault or oroceedlnc la aKHIkOLB COIIUTT. PT.I— **** (iradlnc la the Circuit Court 'or tha Ik CMAACERV MO. al»«. Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for m ^y. uAMtU ^a alacla ^aia l h a f ’ A ia a U n f O a m l m . l a a n . I h i a I a 111 laiifA • W. T. ATKINS. *t at, . • MAMBO - but nr didn' t wort Mm DWELL FOOD TOO GET AT WADE'S SIMEX MKT.< DEL MONTE Fruit STAR KIST CHUNK STYLE SWIFT’S PREMIUM MEATS FOR YOUR FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC SWIFTS PREMIUM FULLY COOKED BIRMAN'S ORANGE BRAND SIRLOIN - CLUB IN CELLO (WHOLE) Lb. MARTI 10 Ox. J«r Salad Olives 29c 15 Ox. CANS OLD GLORY ^SMOKED •JNBCK Pork& Beans 3l25c BEEP HUNTS 14 OZ. BOTTLE. CATSUP WILSON SPICED FLORIDA CRYSTAL NCHEON HP 19c F O B STRAWBERRY IS Ok. JAR PRESERVES 25c PLANTATION PRIOR QT. JAR DILL PICKLES 29c LYKE’S VIENNA K R A F TS ALL PURPOSE WEBB’S LONG GRAIN ICO. 4 cans Sausage 4 OZ. CANS] 2 ** 29c1 FREESTONE ce Beer-6c OPEN 4th OF JULY MORNING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE m — i M ARKET �SI—APARTMENTS For Beiin numbing So* or Call W. J. RIND Moo eulh THE SANFORD HERALD HUTCHISON’S CV* i d Front Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Beach, Call J3TI-W. Park—Phono to PLUMBING Contract sad repair work. Froo eatlmatai. R. U Harvey. Ml Sanford Arc. Phono 1IM. Plumbing. Kinky Heating HEAVY red hem, 23c lb. Bellmac rarni. Richmond rarm. _ _ _ _ FURNISHED Mellonville. Garage apt. TRUCKS f OR SAL E 2300 NOW • M E K C U A M lilSB Efficiency apanmenta, air con­ ditioning and TV opttoniL 2621 S. Park (Highway IT-92), San­ ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT NOW—• mm lilm rental library at Witboiat'a u m t r i bhop. xu FURNISHED apt*. Phone 1321, s. I’ arx Ave. Thrro and tear room furntibej U—AKUlLEh FOR SALK •pta. Very eltan and cluM in. Phone 816, Jimmr Cowan. Faint—$2.50 faL Foot LocJura, special $7JV. Jungle Hammock*, IFFICIENCY ApartmenL SuitTarpaulins. Army-Navy nurptus abla for baebclor or eoupl*. 3lu aaiuurd av *. Private bath. Acrott from Pott Offiea. Manual J* cob ton. —Factory to You— 42—-ABTICLKS Pu& RENT M. G. HODGES •awed ea All Water Pumps— Walla Drtliad — Pumpa Paola Road Phono TOO No. Si — Thla ad will admit J. C. Aluminum Shaw to the Movleland Hide-ln Thaatra ai a lr«a guest. PraVn^etUR bunds »*nt thla ad at the box office. Encloaed said, bai-proot bottom Exp. Data July 7, 1938. rad with plastic anna. Flaatic or racker, Cajun. HlllblUlca, Yan­ rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon kee, Cob, Commander, Rich curai. man or poor man—all look Ilka people at THE DOGGIE DINER Senknrik G lu e and Paint O n V BAR, Lake Mary. U2-U4 Want 2nd St. Phono **0 —UNIT A W i / e t i O N V Wo buy and sell uied furniture, Paying lop ca*tt price* tor any. LOST—21 Jewel Bulova watch on thing ol value. SUPER TRA1)' Firat 8 t. Return Sanford Her­ lNli TOST on 17-92. l*h. 3017-W. ald. Pleaie. Complete like new mahogany din­ U PM oum raoro ing room auite. Oval table and ■hem Made Drapery aad Sip SUMMER D A Y CAMP aix chain. Large breakfront Severs. r 21-Aignat IT Phene 3114 and bullet, 1300. Other miscel­ STANLEY KUUP IwUnmlag Taegfct Ages 8-11 laneous furniture. 11 ft. boat 4t Phene Seated - 2SM-J trailer, *123. Comer Palmetto MU S. Park (Htway IT-131 17-92, De Bary. S. Farley.______ YOU CAN PLACE YOUR W ANT ADS BY MAIL!! Apt 112 Elm St. Phone 2983-W, mrnuhtd. Utilities, water. |10 per week. >■ room, S3 per weak. DESIRABLE one and two bed. room fumiihed apt. Ph. 432-W 3-ROOM lakefront apt. Hot water. |40 month. Wm. Muigrave, Lake St ary. DESIRABLE 2-Bedroom furnished apt. 608 Palmetto Ave. Ph. rs-j. FURNISHED 3-room garage apt. couple. 1401 Oak Ave. CLEAN furnished first floor apt. Palmetto Ave, MARTINI CAROL French film atar, port* for photographer* on her arrival In New York trom Pari*. She cime to the United State* tn connection with htr forthcoming movie, “Nana." Mil* Carol ii conildered France’i an- , ewer to America'! Marilyn Mon- j roe and Italy1! Gina Loliobriglda, ^ G. E. Wathlng machine, 133.00 3-ROOM furnished apt. Clein, close to town. 140 month. Call Like new, 409 Palmetto. llll-J . MOTHER. DAUGHTER KILLED 44—APPLIANCES GARAGE apt. 3 rooms and bath. WALNUT HILL Oh-Mr*. WyUnfurnished. Apply 21T Holly P. O. Bex S4g nonia Nettles, 2T, of Pensacola, Ave, LONGWOOD and her 6-year-old daughter GreaFurnished large 2-bedroom house. dell were killed and four other 2314 Sinfora Ave. available July members of the family Injured 3. Phone 14T4. Monday when, Escambia County • AUTOMOTIVE 4 room furnished apt. Alt electric Patrolman S. V. Kelly said, their kitchen, utilities furnished. Pri­ car apparently went out of control vate entrance. Reasonable, 121T at high speed on a curve and Magnolia Ave. or Ph. 2044, the New Evlnnide Una for '38 struck a bridge wall. BAGGERLY T. V. REPAIRS BEAUTIFUL 3 room apt. 8 ci.:n APPLIANCE CENTER 'Til 10 p m. Service Calls, 83.00, ed porch. Ph. 443. Mrs. Harvey. Experts recommend tree ferti­ 'Your Waategheuae Dealer" J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2193-J. W. A 111 MAGNOLIA ATTRACTIVE 3 room furnished lisation at the rata of two pounds Norris, Ph. 1338. Ltcensid Tech- PHONB 1TIT apt. $40.00 Including utilities. of fertiliser for every Inch of _n lclin i, guaranteed work. trunk diameter. 107 W. 9th St. FOR BALI — Ttt H. P. Outboard W ELL DRILLING Pump tales with motor, Mercury. Good condition. • EMPLOYMENT FOR BALE—IMS a H- P. Johnson Boautician, air conditioned salon, Good pay, permanent position, Outboard Motor. Good Condition Phona 971 or 2403-J. YOUNG Lady to work In Dairy Queen. Experienced preferred, boat. Newly r«!inl*hed. Randolph SL Phone 1797-W. ROUSE TRAILER and Cabana, Cheap. Inquire Office, c it s ADDRESS ___ Number of Lines Cheek - Matey 4 -8 Ump« or Cash PAYMENT ENCLOSED H t l P W A N U D Tpm.ilc H I l P WA NT H) M.il Although most people in Arab TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, and burnt SEE Seminal# Realty for Desir­ countries are Moslem, there are able Home* and Apts Phone 27 inipoitant blocks of non-Muslcnti black. See them at SHRRMAN ACKOM CONCRETE PIPE CO. OCEAN FRONT cntlage at New In several of the countries. L A thick Smyrna, Ph. -3147 after I p. m. RED-t-MIX CONCRETE atlce Mirada Cuncrata Co. 8. Ostrich-Ilk* 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 bird No. G3 — This will admit Miss P. A stiff t — ,,, T « « lr« c a P l,r c n . n i c e y a r n . A l t e l e c t r i c Beverly Kay Benton to the Itllz military cap Theatre as a guest. Present WASHINGTON WW- Tlaywrlght ^oCnhr P hPhone o n e m0^ 3 ,S °n,y* ,iU 10. Walk* lame Mirada Concrete Co. month. 2943. this ad to tht box odice. Exp. Arthur Miller said Thursd*y he Is 12. A Atm July 7, 193(1. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 i-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. going to marry film star Marilyn formed on Monroe before July 13. copper METAL ROOFING _____________________ 14. Plate Miller let the news out In Hik­ Now In stock. 3-V C rlm p -lU " FURNISHED Cottage. Ph. 432-W. ONLY 94000.03 13 Spheres Corrugated — 21a" Corrugated - — .— — ing with reporters at a short of actio* Get all Your roofing needs at I Big rooms L bath, Large yard Three bedroom older house on one break In a hearing at which he lot Just ouUidt city, rinse to 14. Whealen Hherntan C oncrete Pipe Co, was being questioned by the House shopping area. Only *401)1100. flour llnd.) Out West 13th St, 6-ROOM house. 3 bedrooms, large Additional lots available. Furni­ Committee on un-Amorlcan Acllvi17. Thrice c]oicd-in porch. Kitchen furnish ties. ture included in above price. (mua.l cd. Ph. 570. 119 W, lTlIt. 11. Abysses Robert A. Williams, Iteallor The 40-year-old playwright said 20. Indefinite It1yaeon Usodqwlri, Aa**ciaie he had been too busy recently to article Phone 187* Atlantic Bank Bldg. fix with Miss Monroe th* exact 21. Girl's nam* date ol their marriage, but '1 CLEAN rooms, TV. The Gables, 22. Skill hope tn settle It all right soon." 23. Bottom lie noted that she is leaving (or of a room RAYMOND M. BALL London July 13 to make a ntovlc, 28. Very UM AR M. RARRMON and declared: Riagiii* Bed, complete 1119 3-BEDROOM furnished home for disagreeable RRO. BR(SERBS 9 inches wider and L D. Wghieryaa*. 4 w tlet( 24. Equip two weeks. July Tlh thru July "When ah* goei to London sba longer than ordinary bed I s i l l Pas* Av*. raw 29. Canvsa 20th. Responsible party. Refer­ will go a* Mrs. Miller." Bedroom Suite M ence! furnished. Phone 1170. anelttr Miller said he has (tied a pass­ Bookcase bed, Dreeeer L. E. Reel.___________________ SI. Jewish port application and it the pass­ and Mirror monltf port routes through he will go to S Booms Complete $395 • R E A L E ST A T E London with Miss Muntoe. Bedroom, Living Room $2,350. THAT'S ALL! He hat been having pasaport and Dinette -2 BR frame house, modern bath, troubles with the State Depart­ ECSOU RIDDING CO. r 4 mile* out on hard ruad. Corner 2*d. A Mie m Uo Ph. U » ment, a matter that came up with compart* "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. W. B. "B ar' VT9CMPER ment the committee heating Thursday. I M b Meadsya TO 9:00 p .a . Miss Monroe has previously 31. Brought outl V M ff OUR BALCONY n been married In former Naw Yotk .40. Melody One'a Yankee baseball star Joa DIMsg- 41. property glo. Their marriage ended In 41. Diveat A lt u a d t r ft Stringer divorce. < 44. Projecting ARE YOU LOOSING FOR A Real Estate * Insurance Miller received a divorce June roof edges NEW HOME? Mrs. Lour 1an Meueigtr, Assoe II at Rena from Mary Grace 44. Pull tor Magnolia Ave. Ph. 1 Slattery of New York, They weir 44. Organa Tubular SUel S E E and CO M P A R E of sight married in Ihe 1930i while both DOWN Black and Gold were students at tha University The Hornea Built 1. Participate of Michigan. By BALL REALTY IR m l or sale. House trailer on it at Casselberry. Ph. 1330-R, CHEVROLET P IC K-UP truck. Please gtvo all qualifications in first letter. Address all letters Bargain at $71. Sanford Gas Co. to A. C. Madden, 701 Magnolia n o w. a t s c Ave., Sanford, Fla. CAREER position with a Major Insurance Co., available to a Sanford roaldent who Is married, U89 PLYMOUTH—$10 cash. Can between 24-43 years old aad is saleaminded. Write qualifiesbo aeea at M l Laurel Ave. tiona to P. O. Box 1387, Sanford. % 1982 Ford Ranchwagon. Call 408-R • BUSINESS SERVICES PHONE D A IL Y WAITRESS - Apply Ti Drug Sloru, Mr. Clark. Fries MS. Call 2J03-W. NAME IT -HOUSES aad COnAGES , Call 1SU. Ralph S ca m . 14-foot 8 eml-V bottom ply* (If necessary, use extra sheet of paper) Wanted: Colored boy for porter / and bus boy work, Full time. Permanent. Toucbtun Drug Co. Mr. Clarka. DAYS Work and baby fitting. Ph, S43-J. FULL-TIME 1124-R. housework. Phone £§£. Housework, restaurant cleaning or baby lilting. Ph 1363-R or g7l-M. ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. No. 30 — Thh la a free guest pas* to tha Rita Theatre for Cynthia CONfTBUCnON _ ti Roumlllat, Exp. July 7, 1934. MaUom laid or Mirad. Will ill *r any part of your build[, Term* or Caah. Estimates rs*. Call H D daytime, or Mr. HIGH SCHOOL boy with mower want* mowing, 7 ly, 438, *veninga.____________ YT • pay later. Up to $soc Odd Jobs desired by experienced carpenter. Phone 490-W. s s i $17.93 monthly, payment necessary. Mather of FULL TIME Job for aummer, by , for inform ation. Hl|h School boy. Phone 539-W. 203-0* E. lit. 8L Builders of Fine Homes For Florida Living BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three And Four Bedroom Homes 1 L 2 bath* Varied Selection ef Plans Avail­ able. Priced From $11,200 to $24.000 VH (GI) - FHA A FHA lnservice Financing. ALUMDfVMPAINT M POO8 CATS—P I T S ----------- I I — -— I I _ ________ XVnj,rA«aiS,aaf buS« mi: 38—MORSES—CATTLE—HOGB 1• RENTALS Shetland Pony. Vtry gentle, child134—APARTMENTS *°*t* Seminole Realty CUSTOM DC 4 Tractor BBITT TRAC Hlway 11-01 Sontk • LIVESTOCK Retired! Hive rscellent 2 Bed­ room house at 2401 Wttluw Ave., Hardwood Floori. kitchen elec­ trically. equipped, nice yard, good neighbors. 42000 down — $61*4 monthly, 4V$ per cent Mortgage. WILSON.MA1ER FURNITURE CO. Cmfl H I 311 E. Firat St. Preferred Rate* la Preferred Policybelders l«ha William* Inn. Agency 411 beafard Atlantic Bank Jwhaay Walker, Aaaaelato "Cell Hall" PboM 1751 HOMES AVAILABLE: South Pinccrest . . . . Sanford, Fla. 2643 ELM AVE. Phono 127 Grove Manors ........ Sanford, Fla. 3 Bedroom modern humr, near Valencia Villas . . . . DcLand, Fla. I’ inccrnt School, only 2 years old. Excellent condition, muve SALES OFFICE in at once—19500—down pay­ 2423 S. French Ave. ment can be a* low as $600.00, Phone 2100 A 2910 balance like rent. HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN PRICES PAfD FOR USED FURNITURE * FINANCIAL J. W. HALL, REALTOR Sanford Far Hom* i 'roller Roof* INTERESTED in • amaU buiimate! Tropical aquarium supplies. Complete Inventory. Reaxonable. 2710 Sanford Ave.____ Ms 11 b r Frowel Ave. Pre*wi HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. room BUILT HOMES K- SHOEMAKER. Phone 1991 JACKSONVILLE UR -Charles G. Levin has announced his resig­ nation as director of Ihe Florida State Department of Public Wel­ fare. Levin I* leaving a 14,000-ayear post to go into the real estate business, he told members of the .State Welfare Board at their monthly meeting here. He will breome executive di­ lector of Rolling Green Ridge As­ sociates, which is developing a 2,uOQ-acrt tract In Boynton Beach. The board accepted the resigna­ tion, to btcomr effective Aug. 31, and Chairman Charles O. Andrew* Jr., of Orlando, announced that in acting director will ba appoint* ed if tha job i* not filled in the meantime. Tretfy garnish for Individual W. DIETRICHS T. W. NERO servings of fish fllleta: rrUi-cron 19*1 Park Av*. Pkaw IT or 14* strips of pimianto and j>laca cap­ *VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING *LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ’ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. Welfare Board Director Resigns JR. ers between tha atrip*. A bit of ham or chicken left­ over! dies fin* and add it to tba filling for stuffed eggs. 1900 Melloavtllr utuiiwn. wflcug, iirse |juicnf A. 1. Peterson, in k e r Associates A. B. Pauraon Jr., P. J. Cbascorner shaded lot. Low monthly tenon, Garfield Willetts. John payments. Call 110-R. Metach, R. W. WUUoai. Haul FUR WIDE CHOICE of buyers, M. Field. A. C. Doudaty. Laad rtnuri, wurkers. us# Want Ad*. RuiofOf■ PhoM lU i to place 'em. If Not R*c*ivlng Regular LMlivery of th* FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Call 1737 SI 1DA 1I O N s t\:,S CROSSWORD 2. Tardier l» . River 3. Related Row* 4. The Little ing Corsican inte S. Elevated the train Ohio (short31.0lrl'a enedl . akke. The king uama with the St. Like golden toueh 23. Uproar 7. Send forth, 24. Freeas rays dom , *. A parvenu Rfl. King of 9. Petty Baahan , quarrel 11. Rude dwelling 33. A month of the Hindu calendar IBIb.) 27. Cleat ts 30. One of th Great U ,32. Unadonx <33. polished __________ . yy. ' * * ” __________ ___ * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ” yy gg JSJ £2 ” _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______ ^ ** ^ * ry— — n 77- -rr. - r W, | — 77— — % 11 " jw* — ym w ® *■- “ — —- M* w *' C YOU'RE TELLING ME! ■ 1 ,1 ly WHUAM r n SHOWERS fell on an African mren 12 minute* after sea aaltladen rocket* had been Brad into clouds. Those chemists nr* won■dare. Ftret, they did It with 1caffe*—now we have instant rain, M§ the nelghhat* with kle row cancel of the good, old day 1101! ! I I f » Toronto • sell4 after asm dashed into * Jewelry elore. t 1 I partHtty, the critter had man Three ffoifMH jou mailt ft were prnairo (astro than that 8* nrm ltd In ronnerfion u ifh n po- Ihe China shop. Itlical du(urbanre. Whet's Ihe 1 I ! jehorpef — cnatmg their own •new* T **t Hut !**k •* rvddy g e*d Iwafth! I I I Russia's eldest man haa been discovered living in the Ceucasua ares. Records show he la 155 years old. Wonder if ha bores saya an Interior rtimrataai tha cure? Having Ik* thing done over In n Melt of eod* while! �.r •■ » T ■ ' . . ■• ■ . . 1 ' (■ ■, stive* ■ * r THE RECORD OF ^ NEW •M • W HOMES ** - \ * *"* ‘ r*% -v* - rr%*-wv f - -•~ ?**" * — •- zz **X._•*J ,, ^ « . ,< a ^ ffli Si ot Iw * W A ■'■*.?. *;>-* BUILT AND V SOLD -t, j • $?{£■ * BY ■ Eleven. ‘ f& liy *>*!■*, \ ‘; i.v,», The Impressive panorama of homaa pictured In tha abort aorlal view was a taafla of palmetto, acrub oak and plat. The land was cleared than all modern cMy con­ veniences Installed—sewers, water, i ttla baautlful community. .^ ) THAT W E H AVE BEEN ABLE TO BUILD AND SELL MORE HOMES IN SANFORD IN THE LAST I I MONTHS TH AN ALL OTHER BUILDERS COMBINED. W E FEEL THERE ARE SEVERAL IMPORTANT O T » Q REASONS FOR THIS: V Wa art Interested la building you a homo — not Just a houat. Ho wa carafully selected aar archilacta who would design Individual homes. Karh home designed la taka full advaalaga of Florida dlauto and waathar. for batter light and ventilation. Each of our homes have loag roof oaves to pilaw poor ao rot warping, no termite daauga to be m n w l HAVE YOU SEEN SOUTH PINECREST LATELY? W HY NO T DRIVE OUT? f j-41 1 * U j , Ti ' ‘ 1 V • mm- BRAILBY ODHAM , Pnsidm t * -* S ,. -r. 4 »■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■■ 11 ■ »_L1 I - �If Ynm Herald la Not IXHttrrd Kv • V. M. Call 1M2( Itffart 7 P. M. Par Delivery THURSDAY, JUNK 8-Year-Old Boy Drowfis In Local Pool Yesterday ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ f fsmfw--" An l-year-old bar a i l pulled from eight feet of water yesterday at the Sanford Municipal Swimming pool at approximately 4:4J p. m* a victim of either drowning be­ cause of a divert math he wore or from »t ran (illation. Frtdarle George Btcknril,' Only child and ion of Mr; and U n. Ernest D. Bicknelt, was found a* boot midway of the pool, at tha bottom, by l-year-old ' Sanford Williams. The youngater who found Ute bey Immediately notified Life guard Wi­ ley Jarrell, 21, who dived ipte the water and pulled the drowned My to the surface and- handed him to Johnny Williams, in who began art­ ificial respiration until the Banfotf Fire Department arrived with oxy­ gen. . Lifeguards* WDey Jarrell and EVERY EFFORT WAR MADE by City Offirlals In administering oxygen am) artificial respiration Joann Perry were keeping a cleea Id Frederic "Rickey" George Bicknolt, • -year-old youngster who drowned yesterday In tho Munich watch oo a' crowded pool. Poo] manager Hgakay Wight tod City Manager Warren E. Knowles that tho drowned boy had, only Id mlnutea before he was pulW out 9 * of tho water, bought two eandy A*4-*W,*' * a J T ft bars from the pool eoaeoaaloa. 'Y D P n P f l I A K P City Manager Knowles at tho ■ A |IU tlC U I U D C pool to Investigate. .Immediately tl , ordered tho use of masks, fcdggtes, Ia s s a i I C a a n snorkels or any apparatus on tho o Iw H I v Q J v O n ! faro banned from tho poo). I There was.no city recreation pn»* Senator Douglas Stenstrom said *r*m *B P*0****1 H the time of •day that he Has received a let- ‘ he youngster, drowning. TheCRy ir front William 11. Dial. Road Department, .wlmdiosrd member from this district. °« «" i which ha has bean sHviasH tint tho marrlag hours Older urn din GREETING A NEWCOMEll in DeBsry at one of the season'* social functions, (Left to right) are " “ " Mlae Deri* Cline and Mra. W. A. Aung with their guest of eo-hosteeaes Mrs. Alonso McCall*: honor Mrs. Robort 1. Elmer. (Staff Coffee Club Hears Talk On H ospital ITVlet-Admiral WUUam L. R F f Harry Weir, Administrator at Seminole M e m o r i a l Hospital, spoke to Somlnole County Chambor of Commerce Coffee Club members this morning. In tho informal talk before the Chamber of Commerce group, Weir said "There are. FT employes at our hospital, or 1.2. employes per hospital bed. "We have to have so many employs* because w* ere open 24 hours • day, Ml days a year," be said. "I wish we could get over ta (he public," said Weir, "the neces­ sity for the number of employee at Seminole Memorial Hospital." Ite said, "We have M to 11 tpeaUlUed departments ready to serve the community at all Diver s Masks Banned Utah Businessman To Head Kiwanis International Weir pointed out "ft la an ex- Bis6Yesterday * ££1T*e^*1£ureu’r,.n?«£ Brw" v ■ w d lV lw H j Vlc. Admiral William L. Re.., U1N, Commander Air Fore*, U. ft Atlantic Fleet, arrived aboard Banford Naval Air Station yeaterday by A-3D, the Navy a fastest and longest ranging bomber In perallon. .Admiral Rees Is currently msktaf hie Initial tour of base* under his command alnca assuming Uis position of Commander Air Force If, S. Atlantic Fleet on May 2t, of this year. r trsry to rumors, we have avar- S'u'uS S £ 3 3 ; “£ . . ,b#ut “ * * ccnt oeeup> "We should average about TO p,r c*nt," he said. Speaking on the number of paHints occupying hospital beds at srmlnole Memorial Hospital, ha told U(e chamber of Commerce group that there have been up to M or TO patients in tho hospital at ons time but there have also been as few as 32 a day. "We have a difficult time securing tmployes because of the umild i*»ye a work o(dor at that un(}„ th# dtreetlon of Fir* Chtel Um*‘ Mack N. Cleveland Sr., for ah* flenator atcoatrom said that ft proxlmately 40 minutes uptll Dr. appears that actual construction John M. Morgan, ealled to tbn of 412 will gst underway this sum- scene, pronounced the youngster mer. * ■-.I desd. j "I sm ceruln," ssld Senator Mnford Police Chief Roy 0 . Stenstrom, "once this rosd Is Williams with Patrolmen Jo* Hick, completed that the traffic count ,on ,nd c,rt Dodson hare oh hand will ba Increased m groatly that n J? h« nd,t new modern bridge across the at. lnv**Ul*tl». Deputy Sheriff Johns Hlver at thr base of 0.1- Colto" Br° * " •nd p r*v*tt erv Ava will . "er* to assist., nd hu* f cry Ave, will beniinr become *a nrr. nee*.Th#on^ hand mother ,; * . . . . ,Ik* within light of th» municipal Such a bridge, ha raid, to-'poal at lOrii Locust Av*. Blcknsll gather with our modern bridge i, , retired attorney and his wlf* over the St. Johns at the bass of |, employed by Southern Bell Tel*. Geneva Ave., will give our coun-. phone Company. They came l* Banty two fin* bridges on the two ford from Vermont, state roads, 411 end 46, leading. The municipal pool was cleared from the East Coast to Sentinels of swimmers and bystanders yeaCounty." I |terdey when the boy's body wgs Stale Rosd 413 rosd Improve- pulled from the water. A crowd of ment will be from two miles oast more D'*** had gathered, standof the present Osteen Bridge to log below around the front of tho the new DeLand-New Smyrna t™ ; . ’ , . Beach highway it RamsuUa. I, tri«1' drow ^g of Feodor* MASKR AMD OTHER t'ARAPHEHNALIA, similar to the on* (to which arrow Is point 'town in this picture, aro banned In ths Municipal swimming I Mask here was worn by “ RUkey" Blcknell when he drowned yesterday, (Staff Photo) player last year. He'i now with T h r i t t i f l f l T r i D l e the piofessieasl Lee Angel** ' n n l , ' n f l ■ w, w N®y Seen In Ball ■ . u , L, Bisbe* saye Ui biggest threat * ' Uee In Ms offensive ability, but G o m e LOSt N lO n f struct loti on U. S. 17-91 In Semioiiiciiii note County from her# stunned by the drowning. Coun y line to Fite Point* will -n,, pool was crowded with chit* also begin at an early date. dren keeping cool when the ac- M. Wright Retires From Post Office After 46Y^ars ed from his faro." it was reported yesterday that the l-y ear-old youngster was net a good swimmer and had bee* warned to stay In the shallow end of thr pool. The boy’s father was on hand By SANDRA BERG 31. L. Wright, who came to Hor- while Sanfani Fir* Department men kept their vigil with oxygen tonight," City Commission* John docks and wharves project as well ford since Nov. IT. 1999. retired in an attempt to bring a spark of life back into the youngster. Kridtr said thl* morning. Krider said that ha did M(<knww how many ptopla In the community providedthe thriller 1n a gam* * « Intereitmi in tb* reviulislng which snded withHimt-MeRoUrts °f the Sanl-Td-Tltusvllle Caaal pro- lg tj,# yacht basin should the ca- fro.,n lhf Sanford Post Oflice with u.i„» " w > • «« of lervlcc la.t nighL ,,50U* . . Mr. Wright "itsrted out on a * Thousands u p o n thousands „ | iry of 130 a month and out of would us* the Inland waterway that I saved MO," he said. ■ i “ * m -' «nack the* we didn’t have ssugens commmtea. ’ f l l . b e * lj i. crowa to attend. boats for pleasure and would cum* service," he related. If a man was needed for a Job In tho post stacks up to aterytking w* waul The play happened this wsy: The meeting will be held in the through the Sanford ere*." office you "went out on the itrcct ia on tnd." the bases were loaded when the Cemmissioaers Room of Urn Sen__________ to find one." Alternating at right end with batter for Runt-McR • b e r t s ford City Hal! beginning at 7:30 “ Back In Ilia old days,” he went Teamster last season, Blsbea grounied to shortstop James p. m, . P A A iefriifin n on, "the train would coiuc In any. ........ . ...... acotwd only one tourhdiwa. But h* Dnvii — Dsvls to catcher John Many plans have been studied W*»Wn where from T to 10 at night and dlrd at 9:30 p. M.%fsteiday whe* pulled la live passes t* lead the Jones to force the runnier from relative to the opening of the SanCA( no matter How late the mail was, he drowned In the Municipal team as a running eM with M third, then J»n*( to flratbesemen ford-Tit usvilla Canal from Banford M C U U lin C <JGl it wae sorted and taken car* of. Swimming Pool 1* Sanford lard*, per try. Robert Samuel to put out the to die East Coast, however, none C n . h - u ^ A m n Thcc* wa. no carrier tarrlc* at nis residence was at 10P4 Lm Nugent predicts great things better and from Eamue! beck to have been tocceinful up to tbs ' M Q j S ell lit p t Av#* w t»r tb* slight aixdoatar. -Tone, to tag the runner eliding present time. Registration for the Brownie day all as It was all open general ’ . II* was born on Jan. tt. 1041. I* "He's one of the youngest play*nt« home. Congressman A. S. "Syd” lfer- camp will definitely be closed on delivery." "1 worked seven days a week niremont, N. H.. end hie official ere oa our team and ha still has The winning team earned 11long, revealed several day* age July I. leaders of the Brownie orfrom 9 In l* * * „ r e s i d e n c e with his parents waa to two seasons to go. He’ll be playing " n •>< hits * *tb tb* batteries in a telegram to The Sanford Her- ganUations revealed today, first string this fall and with the °*n Beuman and Ed Lnelett. aid that U.e Core* of Engineer. Any regl.terod Brownie or Fly-up mail wes out" Mr. Wright the* Windsor. VL that *h* post office was West-: f r —^ 0vo_ ( lie knelt 1* experience he should gain, bell be ',*n, Beuw®" hh athrae-bsgrer could make additional rueommra- can register for the camp .aid thatwill cd where the »m*k* Ho«* U b o w , ! tunrtvi< ^ hiTtether and moth! great In hie sealer rear." *-• *Jwl> jh* detlons and studlee since IBs third be held August bymailing later moving „to w ^ M a ^ rf Mfi >ttd Mrt, D Bicb As a star performer lor Semi” • Alice Burp## got two hiu}car |( expiring since their test gi.y along with the signed parents nole High School in Sanfofd, Bis- **’<1 thr^ , •R'M batteriesrrp0rt was submitted on tb* pro- ronsent form to Mre. L I. Butter, Fun^ur* r t m p ^ 1* r i t u a t e A I t MlIt g^nfort; and oo* aunt, Mra. her wee all-confcrtnca, all mid- Herman Tlekl* end Johnny Jsnei. Jr„ jot Elm Ave. or U Ury. !n7t. Arthur CHpps, Danielian, Co m . ^ h e jostRt - s i « art being amsl I* Wind. elate and he made the second --------------- j-----*Knder said "The opening of the Ralph Wight III, IUV Patents Ave. au ri*</ ’ ■ (C l lmsed O* fM* RUMt Nr> vu> tm, aftensMB at ft* team all-state eleven. U /m /im B f Saniord-TItusville Canal would Sanford. — ft m. »rRh Mm fmeral ami barial Moving Into thair aecond year * ” C U t r I C F , add exactly what thousands have "That* will ba a weak *f fua and — af major collage football Use Partly iteody W«b oratterod beta looking for, tom* baste far activity Uta Brownie Scout way. Scminoles upon agatest Ohio Uni- thondarabawern thraagh Friday; the conservation of water. for those who register and attend torsJty her* Sept & i tew laalgbt * I* »4. | "In addltlna," ho anil "thafs, tb* u a p " InntMo O f t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ea5b25dcca779d19eb863cb42d5f917.pdf 9cfd6a1e755707c260b301a4ff2cd844 PDF Text Text ‘ ••••* ' ■■■ THE FA M ILY ABOVE HAS EVERY REASON TO BE H APPY . . . they moved into a new South home. * “We Are Thrilled With the * We strived in Sanford in July of last year, for duty here with the Navy—Odham 6 Tudor won juat starting to clear the ground In South Finccrcst. We aigned a contract to purchase the first home in South Pinecrest. Wo moved into our new home in October of last year. We are proud of our home—and we're satisfied customers, too. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shelby Higginbotham Home We Bought In PINECREST Homes Have Been Purchased And Are Now Occupied • FACTS. . . . VA Million Dollars Worth of Construction YO U 5 Beautiful Homes Now Completed ABOUT We Can Give You a Yes or No Answer on F.H. A. or V. A. Home Financing In SO Mlnutea. Yon Can Move In While We Handle the Paper Work. ' a Service Personnel F. H, A. $1000 Down Payment ( lartudaa riming coats) • Luxury homes in a moderate price range* • Spacious country living with all'city conveniences. m -WMta Taaaa aad Ins.) ACT • Intelligent zoning restrictions tain high property value. tip (I a n s dm Per Month ckalng cants) Hove you seen our beautiful . . . ie« oar Model Horn* Today -• n i ' r. South Pinecrest Hemes Lately? and you can select bathroom film and ' | tor main­ • Ultra modern design in homes and sur­ roundings to meet today's high standards for Comfort, Convenience, and that "Luxury Look'. 9flT Per Month (ladudm Taaaa and lna.) NOW • City woter andICity sewers-foved Streets, etc. If Yon Are a Veteran Down Payment (Inrb’ifm doaina mats) fjtt Per Month * a> SELECT YOURS NOW F. H. A. f M l Down Payment ' ii. . • I O More Lovely Homes Now Under Construction to be Completed Late in July. 200 KN O W SOUTH PINECREST And Ready for Immediate Occupancy. • SHOULD O d h a n t * interior finish on & J u d a h ,, B R A IL E Y 0 m iy uncbmpleted homo. . ia l u o m e n m P resid en t i m ^ k — ru a x n n « . mm Why Not Out TO D A Y? ’ \y . . . ii ni • �< & hp ft # m tfu r fo AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R HANFORD. FLORIDA VOCIIMK X L T D I Firm Proposes To Build Into F lorid a Fishing License Sales Told If T w r H tr a il to Not Delivered B? • P. M. Call 1*21 n tfo ro 7 P. M. Por D t l l t t t f > TUE8DAY. JUNE 28. 195« ___________________ Asmartotod P rtnn I W ire NO. 127 Residents Dedare Company Creates Nuisance In Area Nearly TJWO fishing licenses were aold in Seminole County W i t h parmUsluns to Intervene ■lest year, Mrs, Lethe Fowler, from Sanford Gat Company and Chief Clerk in the office ef Counfrom the Florida Power and Light' ty Judge Ernest Housholder, Company among the 61 petitions said today, to lntervan# in tha Houston TThera ware 4,656 resident One and OH Company case, -enscs | !1Utd, §2 yearly nonFederal Power Commission h i i . c.ident licenses, 1,118 ll-day scheduled coneolidetcd hearings to non-resident fishing licenses, and commence July > in Washington, 1.078 3-day non resident fishing An agreement with tho Florid** D. C. , on application* by two now licenses for 8eminol# • County Power and Light Company wat eompanlos, on* of which is pro pox. fishing. aijnod last night whoa Iba Board | lag to construct a pipeline system The total licenses Issued by th* of Sanford City Commissioners! A delegation of M residents ta thO from Texas to the Mississippi River local County Judge were 6A34. Air noisa for national defense*authorised tha p ac t ' area adjacent to the Miracle Coa* and the other to build a line extend­ New Florida fresh-water fish­ increased considerably in the local' w w ■ , .Th* affUctlv* data of the igr**crete Company complained (* th* ing from the latter point to market ing licenses are now on sale at of. Dclr-ates from Lion Clubs »?wtoF 'ftwnoon and eve- I I F j) ( f | > llfl n e n t was mad* for July a, whan Board of Sanford City Commission* areas tn Florida. fires of the County Judges throughout the world, Including, nh'g. The Naval Air Station at I H I I l I V y r u l l \ l l l l | 480 Ctty of Santera will begin using ert l a s t night about tho dust* T h e companies ars Coastal those from Sanford, regislend S*nford was Utilising the newest throughout the state, according electric power aft tha pumping noise, burning of trash, and park* Transmission Corporation and to A. Aldrich, director, Gam* and yesterday at Miami convention electronic mirror landing device, station on Preach Are., to bring Ing of trucks from th* concrete pro* Gas ana and OH Cor-; Fresh Water hradquartera for • week of ‘ *or carrier landing practice to Water fro tha m il site* into tha .. ItoUriana and their gnesta at Houstoft nimuon Texas n » « i u*» uu t.or-:cre*n w*wr rFish u n Commission. commission, ducts industry. bubs tanks which furniah water r*duJ*r weekly meeting yei- poratlon, both of Houston, T e x . Although the new license* are ar creation and business et the 39th t r , ln one lb® Navy's attack C. T. Jardine, who lives next doer ^ ^ r a tJ ra c liv tarday afternoon at the Yacht Coastal'* proposed system, c*t|.! actually cffoctiv. July 1, both th, annual meeting of Lions Interna- carrier group* based at NA8 Ce­ to the concrete company, a n d w r u a enxoe cwy. I club were impressed with Um fine "mated * , ~l te ansi ftild §41 AAA **>A ntJ I «t1J r 4 ftf___ __• <ithe __new tlonal. cil Field. cost $66,231,000, would old tnle 1955-53 license and spokesman for tha group, trid th* 21W agreement caitiaa with tt report given by out-galng president extend f r o m a paint Id Hidalgo 1956-67 license ar* honored by all The first general session Is pro­ Tho mirror landing system was Board of CommUslonara "W* ar* • a Option for th* cUjr to aane*l Wiltlim (Bin) Baah Wbo eov.r*d County, Tex., to a proposed con- wildlife officers during the period developed by the British after hero to bring up th* nulsanro' on tho anniversary date at th# th# acUvlUca of th* club during neelion with th* Houston Texas from June 15 to July 1. On July grammed Wednesday, when a col­ World "»■>« War "*■ i» dc* , Traffic and parking were prnb- crea(ad by the concrete company,'* II situ and is Is i*cscnuy presently be ~ ‘ •« Of “any five year period. how How-! hil id admln|ltflUva ra ar briefly Gas and OH Corporation system 1, and thereafter, only th# new orful parade also is planned along Ing *™ F ova - hJl m | n| f t r , Installed In the larger combat , toiler discussion at test; i.» n > . ..14 >m... i> Miami's waterfront BUrayne Bou­ over, tbo Florida Power and U jh t but thoroughly. near Baton Rouge, La, The latter licenses will be honored. levard. carrier* of th* U. 8. Navy, Coupci*h f!.L r i Y J ' " r n m ! n *rd °( durtM d'dlrtM tw X tooufhom ol! Company does not retain th* right1 Ho waa profuse in his expres­ Company'* system, estimated to Licenses ar« not required of Humberto Valeniurta of Santi­ led with th# canted deck, high c,,Jf CommUslonwi. trucks starting up at 6 o'clock In to cancel the agreement. sions of appreciation to: HU board cost *195.636,000, would extend resident* who ar* 63 y ean of ago, capacity steam catapult and other1„ p *rk‘nf * t *>1*,- wmptelned ths morning Ilka Jet* rowing np Chile, Lions International . .D m Board of Sanford City Com- ol diretort for their fin* support from this point of connection to age, or of children under 15 years recent Innovations, the mirror t-ewbilsiioner Earl lligglnboth- m ^ tha blocking mmi and of aa *tlay*ay ■Htrionora last, night refused a during the year; R. J. (Bob) Bau­ various locations over wide areas of - age. Servicemen stationed in President, will be formally pre­ landing system plays a most lm- *m* , r *. t<w l" m * *n with trucks.’* sented to th* delegates at the request that a Waiter bo parked man of the Sanford Atlantic Na­ of Florida, Florida are considered residents portent part in making tha new *“ ncei to accommodsie the width Tht spokesman for th* in n * . on a downtown lot la which th* tional Bank for th* use of the Di­ The Houston Texas system would insofar as licenses to fish and Wednesday session by past Pres­ nuclear Navy tha potent weapon • «\*r *nd , !|°W,J U 0CC,iPin te a|M eompUined of burning t r u a ident Dr. C. C. Reid of Denver, O bandar* of a naw filling aUtloa rectors Room for meetings; T. E. have a capacity to deliver an aver­ hunt are concerned. It now te . I ^ t f i D r i n h i t h s 1 a it.** • »n(l oxplained to tha commisslonsra Cota. Florida Gov, Collin* and Mi­ and b o d y r i* , would llva. Ralph (Gene) Tucker ef the Florida age of 370 million cubic feet of gas Licenses are not required of Th# local air operations eonstl- _*!***'n^ * ! ? I r 'f k f “w< hav# ulked t0 ,o r •ttornoy brothar appeared Slat* Bank for tha sponsoring of par day In Florida, with maximum residents to fish non-commtrctally ami Mayor Randall W. Christmas ! and ha has told us that InduatriU ftajM ka the r s f M it Commlnlon- many fine programs during th* deliveries of MS million cubic feet with three poles In the county of will welcome the service cluba to tuted a final step in making tho Cecil Field air group "combat b k KJ" tons* have their llmliatiofta," this area. gr* stated "W* must adhere to year. Marlw^ M lHuH fn tnm Vs atueoiwae .u.pa.ae ilatilriwmewl RrCR D6 IC rttDOVtQ H1UVMLI R BIM IUIl IMIII it&lil 1Wl(a* | Whan daily and an ultimata design caps, legal resident*. A license is requir­ When aalraJ asked artialkaw whether A* or not Henry Cabot Lodft, permanent J W tor o r n tu u enwl from |U u tlghl inchfit • a r policy aa OWtUaad in th* City city when fully powered of 320 ed to fish outside th* county of AU committee chairmen end 4 »«ti iki.w ,k .4 truck noise* were almllar to thesa Ordinances.'* U.S. represontetiy# to th . United legal residence, no matter what "particularly to Charlie Morri­ million cubic feet. Nations, is lehsduled to address csrrter u ik force system and .houldJU*nfarc# Lhs^nirklntf t0n V t 0 f th# a*11™*11* Jwdlna said * '-The City Attenwy was Instruc­ son,” bo said, “for acting as gen­ The Commission, in scheduling method of fishing is used. ioi "Railroad angina* ar* a eweel the convention Friday and Vies be a vital part of th# defense or- „line ordinance maUl until Stis this iftim situation ted, last night, to carry out what- eral program chairman and pro­ th* hearing, set the order in which License fees are: ganteation which Koteet. our r J Z * S * $ ! tun. to the note, of those track.,•vor-might be nacaasary ta ltara viding th* club with some excel tho various baste phases o f t h a Resident, State, Annual » President Richard M. NixM te country from afar. At th , present ^ S ^ r ^ o h ^ ^ Mrs. Maybell* Brown apoko up the Saturday session speaker. tha City free and ctear *f th* old tent programs during th* year? companies, proposals ar* to be pro- »2: tima tho local Naval Air Btation A knaplUI property on Oak A*#. The and also for his being such a fins aantad. These phases Include gas Non-Resident, State, Annual — Convention-bound I^pns—Includ­ te tha only ona In tho ontlro south- posed that Pollca Chief Roy Wll- «<» eomptalnai that aha had talk* ing on* genuine, four-footed items check the entire parting. * r ity doctor and hod b#*» • property will be deeded to the moral* boos tar." reserves, market studies, engine* r- 110.50; Board of Trustees of tha Seminole John Pop# for th* beet baseball £*• ««*» economics rales, and Non-Realdsnt, 14-day Contlnous ■peclmen—began streaming Into •astern ar#* 0! th# United SUtoa ar"f a "and report back to 1 he'liosrd! tu 1(1 “lh* «luit te Injurious to whlck.h»» the mirror system to -,ot CommUslonaca with a plan to Memorial csnwrias • Mtam yet cn<oyed: to alt team fin*nclni, At the conclusion of th* Fishing — f13.25; and Non-Resi­ Miami over the weekend by high­ stalled for tho necessary way, rail and air. ,ol>rf‘ , alleviate t h o narrow parting I An explanation waa made to dent, three day Continuous Fish­ A posolutlow waa approved *l manager*: to Goorge Touhy for. Presentation 1,1'** B’i *l«r«, th# 1stalls, ' tho dalsgatlon when City Attorney •'Cecsee,'* a threo months otd h***|a it night s City Commission ^ feithful scorekeeping of all • hearing will b« recessed to permit ing $1.35. *h# future ■*<■« at *i tha to* Portland, | - ■ - there . *n ,F Also, suggested and proposed William C, Hutchison Jr. ox* Al] sport fishing licenses are lion cub, reared meeting te w k k k Ac game* played In tha Rotary U s - 1P * r* r*Umi for crosa examination. UemlaMa Cossaty CoramUsteuer* • at£ * th( Um pim , ' Tha FPC’a order also granted 61 sold by ths officer of tha County Or#., 100, was brought h#r# by other concentrated exercises such j**t night, by Commissioner A. L .' plalnsd tha quaation asked by ■* yesterday, local Wilson, wss tho ollmlnation of Commlsstonar John Krider, •what II taquaatod to aat aaid# fund# toj *. ».* and hi* fin* enmmitt** f* tllion, 10 lntervcn* in the Hous- Judges, or by ths County Judge’s airliner to esrv* as convention “ Nav«l aulhoritie. said, but every tha ..no ,eft turn.. al<na at th# ta our |afal po. irm th mascot. The frisky youngster will p m td * th# Q ty of Sanford and | « “ • •»d *»“ “ «» « « “"»“ ?»:| ton Texas proceeding and 30 pcU- authorised agent. 1 Hutchison explained that tho became an inmate of th* Santiago effort will be made to keep the cloek at rirat and P a r t III municlpaUttea within th* eosrn. * , 'i tlon« l# Intervene in th* Coastal path of the »tecraft over unpopu-| This proposal was also turned condition* existing, relative to ty tb t service ef a aaniurtem, ! , d " o ^ a n d tn g bo*t trip, to Transmission case, The interveners eoq after it* Miami holiday. ■ 'i ■ Authority wee ra n te d last S !" ! d /ro iu tlS i J ,nclud* w,li*Jr comP»ni«». cities, Pryor Is Invited • A t # ? t o * advsgttetegri Wda i u b o A " 1w b ia p ld twtea ’' f " Air nols* continue* to ter water- ptotf and«wwU O a l d I **** groups, la addl- To Attend Firm!* Hamid Colee Soy* potfoaal Moadlnom. ' Public Service Hutpm#nf,x--------tho to f t t u m o t\o o r | of-equity, Circuit Cowrt,” laded la an overall bU ter elee* tbm Biowu, Jimmy HalUcUw, Commission intervened In b o t h M eet In Nfew York Proposal To Uulild / d'4 bositet laUraecUon. ho said. to npteoa rep tew tho motors **rl Turner, -who never got to case#, and the Florid* Railroad and trie motors to Irving I. Pryor has received an ■ Thera la no action Uw Board MW bring tsaad at th* water f» o*» a boat trip becansa they am public Utilities Commission inter- Invitation to attend on* of two Units #Un-Neededf Otero at tho landing p lsceto pro-j venod to the Houston Texas pro-, „ of City Commissioners can toko Mmptag eUtten. Federal (ax collectors, If pending Noise r Soys Egypt pare the food. Also for their aa- eeedlng. In granting four of the m**tln*a to h#,d by tha fiUM since tho City cannot atop in In* f l i g h t street UgkU and the ire passed by th* Cmgrese, vtea of anotho: la Orove Manor* siatance to caterer Mrs, Roberta petitions to intervene the F P C F*rm Insurance Companies at the bill* oofar as a. private right Is Con* Desires Friendly Sjatlor Hotel In New York (he week will take money from th# pockets m r Meltonvilla Av*„ waa awroved Gatchri each Monday. Sgt.-at- limited the interveners' partlclp*. of cernsd," tho City Attorney com* Kathoryn Waatherspoon of Sanford and Rnmlnole County clU Aug. 5. Anna, th# Roy. lenten Beott for Ron to certain specific issues. by tea Board of City Commlastoa* hi* warm and cboorful welcome (Maitland) Relations With U.S, mented. Eight Intervention petitions In This meeting Is for the Comp- lens, a total of S6.334.460 from th« Russel Blair (Mima) oockete of Floridians, according to reran v » u i> n .* .t eh 0n, th* tealatmeo that th# Boa:d to all visitors and for hte pleas for each of the proceedings were dt- Inici> Career’ Field Represent* tttor t irgea jji. som* uew RoUry equipment nied by the Commission. Three of tives who have earned the right to Harold Col**, and anply tt to copd f M I . r ' J ? b u H m ” » M 2 u “ “r Myra Ann Strickland which were answered by Coley these were by companies which attend as a resun of their outstand­ structlon of units of an un-n#eded (Sanford) Expert Soys State Colsmon, who provided a now ga- said they plan to fU* competing ing accomplishments during tha hvdraullc electrical plant at Hells country wants friendly rotations I 1 th. Flossie Hall (Sanford) with vol and by Charlte Wagner of D c' applications fox authority to con- ast twelve months. The rtpresen- Canyon tn the Snake river between with the the United United Stales Slats* and and "for "for “*r°r# the Botod Of th# priition a Mary Moore (Sanford) signers, Commissioner Kridor'augstives who will attend are among, Idaho and Oregon, "un-needed'*, Rsry who tendered a fine new lec­ M ilk Industry (tonunuca cn rvqe i«j my part, 1 will do all I can.1* Julia Rumph (Sanford) the top S3 per cent of Slit* he states, "because a private power tern. Also the Board of Directors Tha newly elscted chief oxoco- goated "Why don't you consult Herbert Road Jr. (Sanford) Farm's field sales organisation eempsny is now building ■ plant to Should Fix Agency ter the offer of a now banner, live mad* hte statement tn an in­ your attorney and If he thinks wo Lanct Musa (Lake Monroe) whirh numbers more than 7,000 serve ths same area, tha company M. L. Reborn aad the membors terview with Alicia Patterson, edi­ can do something about it, to / CLEARWATER (A-lb# Florida Palmer Attends Jack Jackson (Lake Monroe) agents operating throughout the hiving been granted a permit to do tor and publisher of th* Long Is­ com* hero nnd toll ua what wo »Hk Industry should establish an ef Ms fellowship committee for June 36 United States and Ontario, Cans- so by the Federal Power Commlsland, N. Y„ newspaper Nowaday. can do.’’ u u t y to handle promotion Just securing fina comment* from vis­ Company Confab Admiaatona da, -I »lon." Cnlee l< executive vice nre"We went tile American people •o tho Florida Citrus Commission itors on the friendly feeling evi­ Floyd A. Palmsr, Sanford r«- The chfrf executives of the sldtnt of the Florida State Chamber Harriet Wilson (Jacksonville) to understand us," ht said. "This Bow for citrus, a California au- denced here. C. L. Redding and Arcanii Hull (Ssnford) "Bud” Moughton for tha cxeeitent' presentaUvc ef the Prudential! Comptnles will be present at of Commerce. will help for good relations and Administration Doris Driggers (Geneva) "We have asked th# atata’s eonfriendship between the peoples of j£ rid a * may da foot that ta the work on membership and ctessifi- Insurant# Co., was in th# nation's ,he»o gatherings to discuss the Guy Parent Sr. (Sanford) cation. | capital test week attending # progress and the plane of the or- grvsslonal delegation,’? continued the United State* and tha peoples Sticks To Defense Maw future, ho Indicated. Discharges George Stine for reviving night company business conference, 1ganlsations. 1 Colee, "to try to stop the steal. of Egypt , , , , I t * expert la W. R. Woodburn, Mrs. Minnie Vincent (Osteen) with Prudential's The Stale Farm Insurance"The meUcr.*'Cole# added, "ha* "At tha same time, w# want to Budget Says Heed Manager eg th# California Dairy RoUry indoctrination meetings. Together Joseph F. Smith (Sanford) talesmen from 10Companies of Bloomington. 111., been thoroughly aired by th* Cnun be completely independent. We WASHINGTON ID — Senate Re. Itotastry Advisory Board. Wood- The "old war-hone* of Rotary” , other top Arthur Morgan (Sanford) , Egyptians are good people if you publican leader Knowland of Cali­ bdra to t o n to tall th# Florida Secretary R. W. (Doc) Rupreehl South-Central states, h» attended are comiwsrd of the State Farm ril "f s ,*te Chambsrs of Com Mra. Doris Ratliff and son understand us." Matey Assn, about too accomplish- and Traasuror (1 must hav* a ro- educational and business sessionsM u tu a l Automobile Insurance mere*, our Washington affiliate, fornia aald today th# Eltonhewar (Maitland) I conducted by Prudential home of- Company, the State Farm Life «n*l has bem tebelsd ona of tha of Mo board, Including a M cetpt) Wsltor Haynes. administration U sticking to Its do*, Georgs Shipp (Sanford) Th# catonrs deluxe, Mra. Cat- flee executive*. ,1 Insurance Company 1 . . and the Stale mo"1. ,**r1*"1 IV?pou_ ave!!,*0 **• to milk fens* budget In th* fae* of a DoWoods To Attem pt mocratte move to aid an extra ehel and Mrs. Yates. Tha help Tha conference got under way' Farm Kira and Casualty Imur entertained by tb* congress." 'i C u r i o a to tha toot 11 yosr*. ■old Florida dairy- given by Bill Kader In tha furnish­ Wednesday svsnlng with a rs-' anco Company. Stats Farm Mutual billion dollars for tho Air Force. B47 Crashes, Burns Endurance Swim; ,___ Interest lit getting ing of a TV sot to tho Mothodiat ceptlon and dinner In the Shore- is the largest insurer of automoBut Knowland also a id that ao Mm CaUfWwte'a advte- Children's Homo. Tho help by ham Hotel and endad with the biles, insuring moro than 4,000,000 against (ha Democratic propout, In W heat Field cars. The Life Comoany has just Trains A t Snnhndo a rival Rcouhllcan Man to to* _ added the board mombors of the club on tbo Selva- final business session on Friday. Th* delegates qualified for ths under a Billion of Life Insurance much Ilka tha Ftor- liem Army Christmas Boards. SALINA, Kan., 1* — A Bit bomb- Ffequent visitors lo Ssnlando crosao Air Fore# funds by a halfParty cloudy Ikroogh Wed­ "And finally for tho honor you be- conference by thslr outstanding in force and the State Farm Fire nesday with widely scattered er crashed and burned to a wheat springs will turn their attention billion dollars Would bo "moro ac­ c:mmlastou haa uothority stowod upon mo In permitting mo sale* record during th* pest Company wrote in excess of |16,- afternoon nnd ovenlng nhow* field near Sallna today, kilting g to tha July 4 endurance swim of ceptable." three-man crew. - . . next month when Knowland spoke with rawsmon j 000,000 of premiums to U33. Au *d-:o I tax of a faw cents ou to servo as yo«r president tor tho year. | ere; low tonight 67-71, tek s Ontario c*«k box ef tf n t s aad uso# th# year.' molry Hill Jimmie Woods enters tho 434*- a f t er Republican congressional Tha plane, out of Imol monuy as tt thmka best to ad- Bush completed hte report by teadsrs held their rogufar fro, foe*• return* grro waters. Air Force base here, _____ Tues* ____ •srtUteg i f f p-umutldg the fiTtt. trnlng the gavel of authority over Ing from a roulinas tramii!inf mis­ Woods trained much of last win* ta.riilativa conference at th# O Florida has a Male Milk Com­ to his successor. Dr. Charles L. sion when it apparently exploded, ter and eirly spring at Ranlando' mission bot tt f s t 'i w lb rates (Charlie) Persons, wboao first military authorities said. Wreckage , and he won a large following. On1 With Presldenl Elsenhower tn th* gad bolides, ant advertising was scatteredJ a- “mile. official act wss ta rail on termer '' several occasions, the endurance ""•P'tal tho GOP lawmakers rask Tha dairyman bavn Mate first, president Jimmy liolteclaw Names of the dead w an with­ swimming enthusiast gavo tree' Snarmani Adams, th* Pntl* _IVI* a lta a « u ii 1 w . _ _nji_ _*n_ held pending notification of next imtniclloni to local residents, I d,nt ■ top alria. and athcr Whlta of kin. Ona body and parts of an­ No m alt has ever completed the K<JV‘# »■«*>*«. other wan found w a r th# crash rigorous swim, but supporters arc ,. Tom Mtftoaald, newly Inducted ,a.w fh* •Imtalstra* setn*. member, introduced as hi# guest I confident, Wood* will be the first ‘U,a, P?, lon Is that budget roc* Students lau n ch Several sc ra u of wheat »tubb|# because ef HU sslf-disclplinsd Dan Hunter, law student at th* ®^ ,h® B'Ht# Ifouu and the Joint Chiefs of Staff at# wsro burned off in tbo m ulling training program University of Florida and popular 'Bikes For Ike' fire around th# alts, and nearby adequate for the country'* drioua MHRW YORK lit—Cycling o o l l r t n J f e l c f i ^ S d J h U needs. telephone linos war* reported dam­ aged. S^) Joe G azil Attends TtBiks. for too" mersthoa today a T p irt of th . National Youth for | <* »«*to#lo High TRICE OF TAITEUBttED Meeting O f FROG C ity Commission Mlsoohowor campaign. 1■cram. MILE CUT Joe Gatil, A campaign apokaamsn said TAMPA, ID — The price of pas- th .'flo -T to rL* W ill Begin Study yost-rday ftnr-man teams of male ■altos* 1 intents aad coods win House Passes Road •u to e r^ h sT b sen cu^ to* 47°orate turTlrt from * thre* meeUng O f Rud**t Sfonn tabs part to th# cycltog Junkot. b* SIJra'Timb? * *“ U ln Tampa of executives of FROQ The Board of Sanford City Cfcro» Tho final qeartnt of cycium wm Buildina Program dsHvcr a "plodjo of support and «JSn?*B,| i o r U&™y ° m S** thl!d <l® * M w S U« ^ r a i S f f i f n’t,.,lor®r» wU| nem botia in WASHINGTON (ft Tho bijgOst a*« «■ Iraait • J H .d l S 'I r u T t e 1m 4 building program in tho na- - buslasu mKesmo ® esarto rsliiS sa tlon'a history—at btlllM dollars for late hu4lB>u .turin. - 1--1c t' w moepeooeot gro- ,|m|Mnr ^scosiimi W whlrii lata during IKthe ""»urt M o oosnias OUBUlOt of the Notmnai *#- broad, w .4 straight t,iB h«av. **i». highways plus’* season. IfomogenUod and ________________ up at last night's regular ___ _ grttiei crotsbiL other kinds of milk also ware ro-! STAFF WRITE E l WIN Ing, by tho Houso today. dUc*d !.T®. e-1M' MIAMI. ID — Two ataff writers Informal.mvttlaga will erobgUy tt will be la offset through Qc- of tho Miami Herald won recog* got underway novft Msmday aloM tobr in Hllibtoough, Pase* Pin- nitlon yesterday to separate fields, h that Uw omamteatoaers caa be­ alias and Potg eounlte*. a Borden David J. Krssiow, *lght-y*ar gin looking into tho variant apokesmaa aald. 1veteran of sport# and city nows Phase* of city government ----------------ata/fi. waa appointed Washington their coats. Tbo bouse passed BEAD BOM 1correspondent of Uw Herald. Poaatoly Uw hlcgtat matter to •nc« report to tho MIAMI SHORES id — C)jdd. Farm and Garda* Editor Nteoa bo discussed will ' THKT’RK NOT B0NG PACKED for shipping. This 1* tho San Ban Last* Laata Al Apartmanta aa they appeiar* rate* vote to a tew • • • mi v tittra tv and tkla ■eralaa mtbbim I tm mwira. i.mmullam J eA yosterdoy this saasmtog wrapped comptotoly ta ay ton tsrpauUa* white batag fumtoatad for Boad, 73, Miami Bhono municipal1Bmltey waa named wtoaar of aa scboduU* ef city f with to debate. dry-wood ormltea. Bam Wrifcap, District Uaaagw for tbo Orkinn Extermtouttaf Extormteutteg Co., said ISAM apui to ^ ro building aad rowing dimeter, died 1 American load Trad# Assn, an- baa tong boro radro Tho measure now haa to bn ap­ foot of tnpaotm wnb rubber coating, was nccossary- It Is th# largwt n e b Job over dona ta tha of • heart attack yesterday as bo ttonal farm and garden writing Uoa but w id w t c * u l proved by t o n -----Caataal Florida a n a . Tha ewrortaj was removed today at boos. (Photo by Jamaato) | Board A u th o rize s Pact W ith F P & L Delegates Register SNAS Is Utilizing Board Hears In Miami For Lions New Landing Device Charge International Meet Retiring President Praises Rotarians In Annual Report Problems Viewed By Commission Hospital Notes f • Weather jK t Swut^atSS ^ S ^ A iiS S riS*3W iS8. S it �O W HASH f n \ ? LMNG #V POVERTY—AHD NEVER KNEW / HAD A Congregatlonalisls Assured Traditions Won't Be Hindered ' FORTUNE A ! MAMONOS' rSB U TW SA B fN T ^ MAM roc BACH Sg«5K 8£ I oon T hcaq mcavenly q il l s wmcm w e w ire / y o u mNOW-WAWauG....... w« M TMI SAME Y 7 THAT! i H A /HA/ LIBT1NTO , THIB*.' WWATS SO , Punmv/ / i x OfBLKBftV X tbcjuo CAM VOU IMASIME PAMOAirt PAM BTABV, h a »k :.' boy »OMe car oich •< sbu in b I L PHONY HAW TO i V v PlLM P A N S .* / ^ AMA9MK BEIWQ -* pceu»M IMOUGW TO PALL POO A N TUCK U tC lT M A rr hr? CRAtV 7 ABOUT MIM5SLF, MOM.LOOW? I’VE GOT A NRW HOBBY-'If* A LOCK OP ftANOO r r - * s ^ M A a D O N iK J noticbo how ornry THOS* TOP WINDOW© > WIK - wash oua hands l WHIN I ABPtV \ v «ah—rrvmNwn c o u rvs.M oavi 5TTd^°P»Yg,-i WITH YOUP' S wbchch r MPUBUCSIHIM ANXociSfoarT mPOWMBt T— “ ad by the Rev. Dr. Raymond te the preUfM, ' Walker, of Portland, Ore., declar* ed that the relationihlp of in* Collin* Hid he hadn't decided dividual congregation* to the new on detalli of the driver liftc** Congregation*! Chrlit|*n Gener’l re-examlnatlen program W Mid _ Council moved into |t i iccond day. a Ml-ieaU program would require f a tav|* amount el l a t e r and The committee lought to anawer would meet with eoialdaratl# op* rumbling* of complaint that th* position. union might apply central coot* don on the keenly charfthcd "lo­ The lovirnar raid ho nja* la cenitdenm oamng the ppeeWl Ha* cal autonomy" of Congregation*! (ion to expand the highway N rid ChriitUn church**. to help resile# the traffic t*kCYPBEM GARDENS. Plorldat Tha Dolphlnattea, iwimmlng m m Brooght together in tha merger Thrauah yaaterday MO wara frem Vara in ch , farm aac of their iatricaia deiigaa la thafmaeua would b* two church** of dUUnctkilled on Florida i t m t i and MfH* Either William* Swimming Pool al Cypres* Gardena during tha ly separate origin* end organlra* ware at afaleat 4Tt during the tional cuitomi—the fr»t aueh un­ filming af a aerie* of movia abort* and telavialaa retaaaaa. comparable period a yaar ti e . * ion in America to bridge aueh a Collin* *ald the total (or the year • gap in the multiple familial of probably will m e * | 1.00*. protaitantUm. l i Phillip*, puhlUhor of th# Dr, Albert Buckner Co«, or Boaft. Petersburg Independent who ton, moderator of tha Congrega* wa* named eemmUtee chairman, tional Chriatlan church**, told 'raid tha job awlfBod hta group th* mHting Wednaiday night th* presented a aerloui challenge. vitality of tho church ha* alway* derived from iti ability to progLANSING, Mleh. ip _ A i Aue- " ? # pledge our boat o ^eU ." re u and adapt to naw need*. Preildent Eugena BUek *atd elated P r .« poll of Michigan dolt- CoBlaa told th# committee ho "Wa have th* ability to change Thurtdty the bank'* offer to fl- ■atei to the Democratic National .had boon tentMoring aa sm b e t ad —to change without loiing our rare* tha Aiwin Dam (till itandi Convention show* *tr#n|th f«e Ad* fUMooUmeao of aw nMrma *• la r faith or our fratdom,” ha said, and ha* not batn changed ilnce 111 E. stavtnion If Gov. 0. Man*! halwj tha tpHlal *o»alM hot tint* * nen wiiiiamt withdraw* frail th* *»uU lo t p*m lt a thoosogb w proiidontUt raw. | »ludy af atma of tham. Sine* tha dalegatlan la aladgod thiMLoaUlatllSo Initially to WiUlimi a* a "fararita .f* ion” candidate, delagate* wire )* ■iked to nime a aeeond and third S i l i f A .***?, p » h r . . . . It t . .,t | jm ," " ; Ur| III# DSllfl Of return I frofli 31 Calllni Iiiri pammiIu m l u l u sas » • ? « £^rsfSHH EH:iKr S i fca s m&H BBOUT TAKINf A BOTH 4C0UN0 THIS HOUSg- vou MeirsoMANv r-t ihiTehesriNa 1 v-v pcopli r J th * executlva committee, ex­ panding on thin, laid "there ii no powar of authority and rone i* claimed by which the Genera Council" could make Individual church** a part of tha union. But a aubtl* queitlon intrude! Into the dlicuiiion: Doe* a church have to toy ipocifleaily It want* in th* union to bo in? Or doe* It have to taka apaclfic negative ac­ tion in order to keep out? "BOMB BARGAINS PEAR BOUGHT" G O P Is Com pliting Convention Plons By I W AMOnATEB PBEtt J W "VpiSj «■„!" m^s! Mail far thatr national aonven- lug a prepoul ta shorten tho can- EU*nho»er plannad no Man. Democratic party ehiafo*o the group from Walter M n | pail Utelr cMvantUs— Rud Army Hoipital wh*i« B* la ,«f tunning I pr*ald*a|ial roeuparatlng from mafar surgery ! *'g« It tha "grit* root* two wocks ago. But Kail has *ald th* party U going ah*ad with It* * dMteinber ampgamut* reavsmioa plan* an th* .usmu* mtttao, summon*d ta tfaeUag- that Blsanbawsr will stay in tha h i ODD National Chairman ?•*• f°r a scsoad term. *H I N I faced two m*ia — ■ bMopaldortag whom la pick Th* United State* piida about ■W i l l HyROUf ABd et«d/-.fM,0C0 saw akUlod warkan] A U T O LOAN S Lowest C u t *& A N £ P uuimciunMwi PLOHIDA SWIM ISAM MAXIS IT IOIASIS TALLH.USEE (ft - 0* lf)i» m M Wadnuday he r‘d«rln« itM m th* apodal l**f»Ia- m five m m I*h M*t month Ip r n i l r t ^ periodic rt-ex*mlB*Uon ot d m o n to help promote highway uWty. H* *»ke<J hU p u n y w M ad* vlpeey oommitte# ta trtffie Ufaty fop i » m< r#cemmend*tj«w‘ <m n l i t r U >i end e iW approach** I LIKE HIM AMD W itt I WADMT *a h a *h / (Author'* ***** k*l*w» To look for a bargtln I* un* daritondabl*, but to try to buy pmKrlpiom at cut price* ia un. wlie. Baal bargain* can only b« affarod becauaa of largf P«r* alow • gat rid of t!“ ihondUa. ■ B ft___ ______________ cannot bo oafely >* bought In Urge guanltUaw * be* __ i ha eaute they must ha ftw fr:: f..-and "potont whan you tako taka them. th*m. ■low moving that ___ _ modidnao ttzZ havo ivo Wot Wat thatr fraahnou can­ can* not ba uld. Wa diuard there, We prica aur prowrlptiona according to a cchadula that U baaed an tlu exact co*t plua tha nteeaaary fair profit wo muat Wave to opera ta s food proacriotien panm uy. Using this method, wo havo m roaaon to glva you anythin* but axaetly what yaw phytklan apacifiaa. �n \**t. c»\*pr»Tm nr.**xt.d t gpea, June 26 1056 Page 3 1 V/esiern Writers Preparing Gelwell Offering For Ike Demo Appointee ’ To Senate Declines re r ake M ary FRANKFORT, Ky., IP-A Dcmocratic appointee to the U. S. Sen­ ate has declined the post and the Republican party h*« delayed aelection of s senatorial nominee * jt VIRGINIA I*. ANDERSON ! for Kentucky’s November election. '' >Ir. and Mr*. F. H. Dunlap and Joseph J. Leary. 49-year-old fy rat children returned Wadntjilajr Democratic leader, was appointed tu n in g from a vacation ipant to the Senate Monday by Gov. -ri siting relative* in Georgia and A. B. Chandler. In announcing Tinnsssaa. his decision, Leary. Wednesday i!r, ami Sir*. D. R. MacN'ah told reporters "a sincere desire •ml three children have moved to bring peace to the ranks of the one of the Evan* hout** op* Democratic party in Kentucky" ate the Chamber of Commerce. had led him to consider the sennHe ha* ju»t transferred from NAS, torihip. Jacksonville to the Sanford Naval Leary, who has served as a Air Station. speech writer ann advisor to both Mr*. Eveiette Dlx and three Chandler and Sen. Earle C. Cle­ eon* have returned to their home ments, said he was convinced, un­ hi > Roily Rill after spending a der the circumstances which now tliftri vacation with htr parents, exist, that he couldn't accomplish | ^li*. and lire. It. E. True, both his pence objective. I »h* and her slater, Mrs. James Kentucky’s Democratic party is a Bailhsm of Miami were guests at split between two factions, one W o u . commanceme’it and rotire* F l’N WAS PROVIDED for thhe children at Win i-Hlxie’i 12*u>ic animal picnic Sundhy at San- headed by Chandler and the other jinent functions honoring their Undo Springs. Una of the attraction* pictured he re was the merry go-round. (Staff Fhoto) by Clement* and former Gov. Lawrence Wcthcrby. The Detno[father, Professor True, who re* 1tirpd from tho prlnri palshtp of the Mj or*. From there they are Iran*- craile State Central Committee ported by station wagon to the Tuesday named Wcthcrby as the Audubon Tours "anford Junior High School, at Audubon wardens’ headquarters in party’s nomine* for the unexplred M end of this year. the Corkscrew Sanctuary . With tha term of the late Sen. Albrn W. To Corkscrrew Enjoying a week at Daytona wardens as guides, they traverse Barkley In the November election, Beach together were Mrs. Grace Swamp Underway a boardwalk that has been con- The committee 1* controlled by Lindahl and her sister, Mrs. Clif* ,,/jjrd Aldrich of Birmingham, Ala. The first guided tours ever con- structed into Ihe heart of Ih* last force* friendly to Clements, Chandler said he would try to . .Mrs. D. C. Spires and Mr*. Vola dieted Into the Corkscrew Swsmi remaining sizeable tract of virgin By MISS ADD1E PREVATT cypress in Florida. This area l* fill Barkley'i scat "in a reason*Vxrfelm*n Sanctuary in southwest Florida Mr. and Mrs. William Bridges Recently, Mr and Mr*. E. L. had as their guest Sunday, Mr. itarted June IS and will cnnlinue the site of on* of the largest ibis able time.” .. Humphrey and daughter Linda, and Mrs. Frank Gatlin and the every Saturday and Sunday and egret rookeries in the United The Republican Slate Central through August 2ft. the National States. Orchids, air plant* and Executive Committee will meet in visited th* Mile* Caisady family Rev, Person of DeLand. fern* grow in profu*ton along the Lexington Saturday,' but Chaira t . Elder Eprlnes. At that time Misa Susie Harper is spending Audubon Society ha* announced. I boardwalk. Visitors to the sanctu- man Dewey Daniel of Hazard Sn.the Cassidy’s had a* house guest, a few days in Pompono Beach Tun entirety different Audubon ary have described the expsrlenca nounced Wednesday the party's Wildlife Tours ire offered during . Giclr daughter Mrs. Donald Can* with relatives. tbi* period. A two-day trio Harts of walking under th« giant cypress nominee for Barkley's seat will dress of Femandlna. J. D. Stone left Saturday for from Miami and goes to the town as being similar to Use atmoi- not be chosen thrn. It had been j* ■ Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson Tallahassee where he is attending reported previously that the noinof Everglades whrrr (he party pherc of a great cathrdral. ■; Jr. and childrsn Mona and Donald Boys’ State. The tour rclurnt to Miami in the *"»<’ vmiltl be announced at that boards sn Audubon Society boat of. Miami, were guests of his time with Dr. Elmer t E.i gGabbard Ed Button has as hi* guests for for a flve.hnur cruise into the afternoon I v l IIIUMI V g t VIIU U u J i f |( ofs *1113 the Psecond day. '^parents, Mr and Mrs. P. D. AnA one-day lour lo Duck Rock of Buckhorn expected to oc tne a few days, hi* daughter and sonTen Thosuand Islands lo Duck mderson, over the Father’s Day ___________ in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Baker Rock. Here, according to the alone is also being offered thla choice. wsekend. *nd aon* of Virginia. Society, the lour guests will ob­ summer. These trips started June ..Mr. and Mrs. Geerte R. Pat* Mr. and Mrs. William Grass!* JO and are operated each Wedncs- the Sunshine Stale, •tenon of Winter Park, former have as their guests for a time, serve "some of the most thrilling day Ihrough August 22. The tour Furlher Information about the light* in ihc bird world.’’ Thous­ Jresidents of Lake Mary, attended Mrs. Grass!**’ son Eddie Willi*t and* of colorful bird*. Including parly return* to Miami after Audubon Wildlife Tour* may be . the funeral of Z. E. Smith, Sua- and a frisnd, Gena Tobi* of herons, ibises, egrets, and frequent­ viewing th* evening bird flight at obtained from the National Aududay afternoon. Groveport, 0. bon'Society, IS McAllister Arcade, ly, roseate spoonbills, wing their Duck Rock. — Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schim* Mrs. John Maxwal) and Ruth way from their nesting grounds All highway transportation on Miami. These tours deal with ail rr.ir.g and daughter Carol and Maxwell left Saturday for Ohio In the Everglades to their an­ both tours is by air-condilioned bus. phases of nature interest and no Linda Humphrey left Saturday where they will visit frisnd* nad cestral roosting place at Duck Tho National Audubon Society special knowledge oc equipment is ' far a vacation in Kaw York. relatival. reported that it Is offering these required in order to participate. Rock. . Mr. and Mr*. Donald Ellmora Mr. and Mr*. Walter Yarbor­ The morning of th# second dsy Wildlife Tours both for the In- They are conducted by Charles w and daughter, Donna Jean are ough have *■ their guests, their the Audition Tour group travels to terest and education of Florida re- Brookfield, Florida representative ' home again, following a vacation daughter, Mr*. Denny Whiting the northern tip of the Rig Cy­ • Mewls, as well a* Ihe increasing of the National Audubon Society, •j'apent In Baltimore, Md. and children of New O r l e a n s , press Swamp, not far from Ft. numbers of summer tourista to and hit staff of trained naturalists. ■Mrs. Wilamena Hines, mother of and Mrs. Sidney Kraftsoa and V. MN. Ui R. Beck ley, ta spending children of New York Cltr. M a t h • w ■ and children of Or­ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wasson lando. some time In DeLand, visiting her and family of Sanford were din­ 'Ttephew and hla family. Mr. and Mr*. Ed Fulfoni have Mrs. Grace B. Col* has rsturned ner guesta of Ml- Wessons’ mother as thalr guests, thi* week, Sir. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Grant, Sun‘ after 10 days spent at tha Forest Fulford’a brother and sister-inLake Academy, near Forest City, law, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Fulford Hr. and Mrs. John Stone and and sons of Atlanta, Ga, where tha Seventh Day Adventist daughter* Luyin* and Tat, Miss (yCtm p Meeting was in pregTeis. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Grant had «... „ Mrs. J. L. Salsbury of Tampa Addle Prevatt and Mr. and Mrs. aa their caller* Sunday, Mr. . was the guest of her parent*, Jamas Hugh** apent Sunday Grant*’ daughter, Mra. Florence „ Mr. and Mrs. R, H. Eubanks aver aftantaan *t New Smyrna Bsach. Griffin and daughter of Winter Mr. and Mra. A. J. Baater had Haven. th* Father’o Day weekend. aa their recent guests, thalr son The Women’s Society of Christ­ >fr. and Mr*. Horace Cochran and daughtar.in-law, Mr. and Mrs. - wars hosts to a family dinner, Edward Baxter and children of ian -Service gave a eut prise s. Father’s Day, honaring bit father Camp LaJatuta, N. C. where Mr. housewarming in honor of Mr. J.. D. Cochran. Others enjoying Baxter is stationed with the U. and Mrs. Donald Atwood at their new home. The group presented . this occasion were, Jams* Coch* S. Navy. the honored guests with a patio , ,ta n and three children ef Braden* Mra, Mamie Mathews had as bell. A buffet supper was esrvcd ^ ton, “ Lom” Cochran of Sarasota, h tr recent guests, her son, Orris 3r Horace Cochran, Mr. and Mr*. Mathews and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver to ths following: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bradameyer, Mr. and Mrs. ,:vOrvilIs Touchton, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brown, Mr. and Mr*. W. •’L1ona] Appleby and ion charts*, Dr. and Mra. A Boaachar moved •••• Mr*, narry Wing, of Sanford, Tuesday to thsir nose horns In 0. Kllbee, Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Sellers, Mr. snd Mrs. J. W. . Air. and Mr*. Tom Moon and sens, Balaom, N. CYarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Henry v-iTomml# and Johnnio of Oviodo, Mr. and Mr*. Chester Truslow KreeUer, Mr*. Laura Shaw, Mra. Ed and Sam Cochran, Mr. aad and children Chester Lee and Don­ Donald Norton, Mr*. J o h n Airs. Glen Cochran and son, David ald of Frderlcksburg, V*. are Thomas, Mrs. J. H. Bilbrey, Mrs. J Mrs. Jonnla Loo Harmon and J. visiting her parents, Mr. and John Stone, Mr*. F. H Youls, v 11. Brodio snd Miss Luyna Stone. Mrs. Herbert lam pert. ) Tho Rav. and Mra. L. W. Scott, • the Rev. and Mra. Jamas M. j Thompson and tho Rot, and Mra. j rA C. White attended the joint : , msstlnr* of Synod and Synodical, ‘—held this sraek at Ft. Lauderdale. The Rev, Scott is Stated Clerk of North Presbytery,* Mr*. Scott Is sn officer In North Presbyter!*! ard Mrs. Thompson is president of tho Synodical. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cochran a returned Thursday from a trip v to Andalusia,, Ala., and Pelham. Ga. where they visited relative**. Mra. B. E. Thomas left Monday for hor homo in Ypsilantl. Mich, afttr spending two nooks visit* ing her mother, Mra. Ida Keogh. Joe Hoover of Lancaster, Pa. I as arrived to visit his undo and aunt, Mr. aad Mra. William Laffler. Geneva At THIS SAD-tYlD 120-pouid Q.-cr discovered, real estate projects have rapidly been taking over the great open spaces of New Jersey, and almost everywhere else. Whiclf explains the predicament of th:* rover, who wandered Into the girsge of Harold Hut led. Plainfield, N.J., srd proceeded through anopaadoortothe cellar of a split-level home. Police later freed th* d««r. flnffrwtfional Soundphofoi Will M&L Appear As Team On TV ? r.Y JOHN B. CURTIS SANTA FE, N U. Jtv-Tba W#*W ern Writers of Ameri*a-« dedlrated group whose members torn* times feci misunderstood—-at* preparing a getweil offering ot their own hooks for their top fun. President Elsenhower. An estimated SO ta SJ auto* graphed books by authors, who In* elude some of the country's best known Western Writers, will bo •cut to Ihe convalescing President along with the best wishes of tha group. Bill Gulick of Walla Walla, Wash., president of ths assoela* tiun, said; "Of course, since it Is an elselion year, we wanted no political implications. Since we were eon* 'vcntlonlng in Santa F c .ft seemed logical to ask some New Mexico figure ta make tha presentation to Mrs. Elsenhower. So vra asked1 Sen. Clinton Anderson If he'd be willing. He answered that no would be delighted to see that tho President gets the oooks." The President reportedly hue read Western* for year*. The association was formed four years ago to bring tha *Cuu> tered writers more closely togsth* cr for discussion* of such prob* lent* as those arising from tale* vision the movies and th* expand* lug field of tha paper-backed books. “Of course we resent each pub* liclty is the psychiatrists who t»F to exulain why people read Wait* cm*," Gulick said. "Westerns certainly are a legitl* male field for pure entertainment. Sometimes a western bacomea more than that, auch as when A. B. Guthrie wins a Pulitzer PrUa* Uut when books appear lib* Guth. rie's 'The Way West’ and ,Tha Big Sky' or Milton Lott’a The Last Hunt,' tha critic* call than Ultra* lure, not Westerns. By flOR THOMAS . being straight man. HOLLYWOOD LB — Will Martin These tilings arc true and have and Lewis be seen as a team on been sources of Irritation. But television again? their real troubles appears lo go NBC is Hill operating on the J «iw r than that. It appears to be assumption they will. The network a ,n*tUT c8°has M&L under contract for four There's nothing wrong with ego shows a year for the next five in an actor. But when you cornyears. "We haven't been notified bine two powerful egos, somethat they want out of the deal," thing's gotta give. It ha* been a spokesman declared. , true of virtually every team In But if M&L continue drifting *hlow bu»inc‘» or apart, will they be willing to ap- ulhcrpear together? As of now,, they Jerry is passionately devoted to hate permission to do one pitcure tho mission of making people apart from each other. This Is laugh. He is always seeking new their (int legal sanction lo ap- ways to fulfill this mission, and peer separately. They may like it in his zcsl has sometimes over­ set well that they will daciina to looked Ihe feelings of his partner, play ss a team again. Like all artists, Martin disliked The schism grows wider each being relegated to a aecondary day. Although they arc stocking position in their plcturca. In their on the same picture right now, night club act, he had been a good they are reported not to have 0 per cent of the team, supplytalked outude th- movie scene* ing songs and a romantic appeal In 10 days. that helped make their luccstt. What caused the rift of th* most The turning point wai Dean’s successful team In show businan raewding of "T h at’s Amore." It The world produced 7tt mlL history? I sold over a million copies, and lion tona of petrelaua to ISIS. You get all kinds of ex p lin i-h # fallowed with other hits. That Hons. Jerry's a driver; Dean made Dean a star in hla own right straight man. likes to relax. Jerry gets most of *nd gave him the confidence to Singly they may ba great f a t the limelight; Dean Is relegated to rebel against being • mere together they were magic. |t m o d e rn tru c k V 8 's h e p o u n d s p ro v e i t ! Pound for pound, tko moat powerful truck V8'a today a rt ChavTolats. Hint'* ono way you can toll thoy'ro tho moot modom V8'o going! Chevrolet's modem shart-itrole VI truck engines do more work for their weight than any other V8 in any truck today! That means they cany around fewer pounds for power they de­ velop. (They weigh up to 200 pounds less than other comparable engines!) It means, too, that lest of tha maximum truck O.V.W, consists of engine weight-and mort ii devoted to payload. Stop by and let ut give you the facts on Chevrolet's compact, superefficient truck VB’s. 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H* la bulllah on tha long, term future of motion plcturoa, da■ptto tho hairy laroida mads by television. "Tha boa office la gelng downhill, hut I fool that to a temporary thing," ho said. "What la naodad? Moro quality picture* and special attractions that will draw psopla away from thair TV aereana. "Th* major studies have a real problem tn trying ta turn eut 40 b M pleturo* of tho quality that today’s public damand*. I know 1 couldn't Ho It. There Isn’t that much talent avallcble." Th* Whllnay bankroll has played quit* a roll in th* niovl* world In Comes From True Spirit O f Loyalty A community a n d to be a almpld th ln t— <' people, and thair hornet, children, future* ta d ambiUoni—huddled together In one a m and bound with tha loyalty to ona another for projection of health and htppiaeth. Loader*hip then waa unmlitakabla—for ■' without faatmoving trantportotlon, wide ■ modern rooda, and communication faciiltiet, -th e * # who stood at tho top with tha admlra. . , tlea of hi* follow neighbor*, werepoaseasora ♦; «f tho hlfhaat etendard of loyalty. ’ From thoaa day# of ‘'building a eommun] Ity" coma tha atandard* by which w# liva— tha atandard* by which wa fauff* communi­ ty laadera. Baatcally, eommunitiaa a rt th* aarne to. *• day a t thay wara a century or half-century ‘‘ ago. Thair purpose la tha earn*. From tha organisation or building of a • community, eititans a rt provided protection -* from lawlessness, protection from disease, protection from invaders of ths community's »!• waifart—and tha construction of its govern, •V 4'. tttn t provides at] of these things. Destruction ef a community cornea from bothh within and without Fundamentally— t - thh Apathy of gnadlnesa of soma who are a considered community leadera erode* away tha protection for eithwn* and dtisana’ busi> naataa and Industry. A oommunity leader la first, a loyal citl* > sen interested and bound to thoaa within . hla area with n loyalty and faith that can* ♦; not ha broken—In timaa of atreas, depresalon, or suceaoa. aA loyal eltlsan binda himself with other r lsadera to protect his community from tho V piracy of greed from without and from th* 1, apathy and fuffiManase of ao-caUod leaders t. from within. 9 a protects his community’s tndustriss . _ J business houses from tha areslon of .• trade and taaehaa loyalty to tha community’s - tatfatns for the enhancement and strsngth stand out baeausa of th* many deads they have performed to benefit their community —th* loyalty they have displayed—and tha sacrifices they have made. Today — with transportation facilities a t its peak—with communication faster and m e n complete than avpr btfftrw—and with tha invasion from without—community lead, art must be endowed with a true spirit of loyalty. • m % Pftrsuasivt Arguments c There a n soma percussive argument* in favor of th* proposal to distribute f 1,600,. 000,000 of federal money to th* statea for a four-year school building program, Thera are also argument! against eueh a plan. This Is a matter of greet importance to tha nation. In a sense, such a program would embody a marked change in policy, since the states have clung to their Individual con­ trol of education. Because of these facts, tha proposal ought to b* debated with thoroughness and history. Such debate has been hamstrung becausa tha House rules committee has been sitting on ths bill authorizing this program. How­ ever, tha eommittc)i has now finally yielded to the pressure of House leaders and has cleared the bill after almost a year of in­ action. Consideration of this bill has been com­ plicated by New York Representative Powell's amendment to withoid funds from districts having segregated schools. This provision Is anathema to Southern law­ makers. The fact that some large states would pay more into the federal school-build* ing fund than they would get out If it also bis given rise to opposition. Opponents of the bill might hav* bean wail pleased to aa* it remain in a committee pigeonhole. The more conscientious and pu­ blic- spirit of them, however, must realize that open debate wilt be far batter for tha national interest Whether federal money ra fth a e ity . should b* spent for education, even though Wa have many fin* axamplaa of com* communities end states are in serious dif­ : munity leadership In Sanford. Those cltisens ficulty because of rising coats and tha swift Inem sa in th* atudant population, is a T h s Sanford Herald question that wa cannot afford to bypass, a a • sr. i*ia •« ta« t«* Tueedty, June M, IBM TODATW WnW.I Follow after peace with all man, and th* finctifieation without which no man ahall •aa tha Lord. Habrewa 12:14,—Wa do not know who wrote tha book ef Hebrewi. It la reasonable to suppose that w* cannot eomo into th* prsaane* with dark stains in our liras, but it is comforting to know that th s w ent sinittr can ha washed whiter than anew If ha slncanly repents. English Troubles It seems that tha English, too, havo trouble with English. This Is most gratify­ ing to Americans, who tend to be confused about who and whom, and who go all to places whan It coma* }o a ahoiea between waa and ware. Tha House of Lords debated, the other day, whether a certain bill should b* describ­ ed aa "an hotel proprietor’s bill" or as "a hotel proprietor’! bill" After discussion marked by considerable asperity and not a little quoting of sources, tha Lonts eravenly decided to call th* measure "th* hotel pro­ prietor’s Mil", As on* correspondent reported/ a or an harrowing dlltmma waa thus resolved. But that to rt of compromise la never vary satis­ fying. It’s a fair bat that more than ona member repaired to a nearby hotel for a glass of something or other after that after­ noon’s work. And doubtless they winced when the hotel proprietor’s bill waa present­ ed. AEC Laboratory LETTERS TO J?!T0* IWAXUNI, Japaa (VMTMC) Ms- Finds New Particle THE E tins Mldt AM* L. Oabaraa la News O f Men In Service WAtfRKQTON tlt-Th# Atomla aarvlsg M PravasUttv* Matatos- i H r f f Comm Ui Ub Thursday an. " l K French Think U. S. Feels Inferior By JAMES MARLOW Aawclatad Proa* News Analyse WASHINGTON up -T h e Trench hav# plainly asked th* United Statea tf It feels Inferior In a peaceful contest with communism to ahow whether the West or Ruspla he* the better wey of life. Th* queation, asked by french foreign Minister Pineau. eould also b* Interpreted is asking tha Eisenhower administration if it haa no Ideas of Its own In trying to handle tha Ruaalans' ahkft in $1 Billion Per Year Would Wipe Out Delinquency wipe out Juvenile delinquency, aaid Dr. Benjamin fine, education aditar of tha Naw York Tim**. In th* final session of a week-long workshop on thl. major problem at Stetson University. "We now spend tlS billion • year an crima." Dr. fin . aaid. "Surely wa can apand for provantlon ona-flfteenth of what it coat* for 'correction. "Th. federal government eould welLafford to ipesq on* billion dolfiro a ' yeer * » r Ote nrot » years on education and th* proventlon of Juvanll* delinquency." <h. M ltm w u .U M , , « ! « - . tactics. That thi shift from belligerency to an eiprotaad desire for peace­ ful eoesittanca has had tamo sueeesi—at tesst If only in driving a small wedga between tha allits —waa illustrated here the past 10 day*. Pinrau followed W*et Germany’* chancellor here In a matting with Sacrota ry of State D<tllu to eonfar on dialing with Russia, Dultaa and Adenauer summed their Ideas In a communique June 13. Dulles end Pineau Issued a communlqua June 10. Th* threa man solidly agreed that th* Soviet shift from hard to •oft should not indue# thim ta weaken thair military allianeia. On tha contrary: All thro* aay the North Atlantic Treaty Orgefiliation should b* strengthened, But while Dullea and Ad8" ™ ". in thair communlqua, harped m . . . .thair dlatruit af Russia* linearity, s s js s a w s.i«nM r s with Dulles. ftw a u elgned with Pullai. jC C flN ■■ H f lU B l M a. AlEflS aa M A fB ■ IW C ss • D ta lll Ik Q III LAKELAND, UP) — A weather , t l fa t ' 7 r, ‘£ , l . w l! i f a S S 5*' J f . .Titan M In outUalag a 10-polnt program U)t mo1|th ,n th# , nttr, guJa to cut juvenile delinquency by of Plorida rfght th# Tl per cant, ha specified the fol- t4rr#t |rM * to -l.ll M.V..UUV. Till. M M . t i n t — « t o , <h. day without comment bv Robert children wtll tako pride W. Rutladfe I* hi. capacity u bring their friends home. sec ret ary-treasurer of tha ro* 3. School-teacher* should be centty formed Peninsular Water better trained to recognita the Conservation Aarodatlon. a nontlonal problem!, even profit organisation mad* up of child’s emotlqnal as aarl/ as kutdtrgarten aga. "Wa ritrus grower, wh# have chipped i„ to p«y aav tor f«» th* ttia wlathar •eather aermust have federal aid in In local |n achools," h* declared. "I think aid yfca. should be allotad 30% local, 40% Rutledge also I* general man•tata, end 10% Federal govern- , | , r pf riorid* Cltrui Mutual iwem." which originally sponsored a I. Chureh-we mutt And more rein-seeking project covering alt way* to get youth into active cltrue-produelng * counties but participation to tha church. withdrew an offer of financial 4- Community-whsn you romovo holp when .upport for tho proa family from a alum aroa, delln- poaa| MU1d be found from growquency drop*- We mm I cammunlty , „ M\r in tha thro# count!#*. •ride. Wta ik— modlAeation —- A . pride. Th# — weether 3. Moral and BpWtual Value*- p«ny, Irving P. Krick, Inc., of •et up hy tha community lUelf. W# taxaa, aaya It le vesturing many must raise these to our country to mor, rain gauge* ever th* tarkeep para with oar other stand- g ,t reunntiet and elsewhere tw ard*. order to got mow accurate toPlv* corrective measures af fa- formation en where aWd to v ^d o U w q u aaey w an: quantity rote haa fatlaw. 0IJ* anee Craw CBM arith a Marts* aviaries aquadam based at lw*. ' hurt Japan. ^ M Partial* which mby gravida a do* Ha to to tha tha aaa aaw af af Mr. Mr*. U th* •'Mat** that held* atomto >•'W tkla ria aid Piychrioikrt Map* attochad to tha 1 He Mr. and aad Mra. Ava. w*ki together, CHatoe~*howld ha astabllehad ^ p ts t ralwfatl of almost lfl ! Edgar Oaharaa af Oraaga 9f* * - A!* aad tha 9hrmw Mias The particle, called a M . •varywharo. Wa and a aaw ap- toaha* during May to the aroa •ao hwahaad af *» * * * JWff Eluahatk Fhmipe PWOlps af !: Eliuwth ef Oraaga, Oran*. Calif. M," U tha aceead a M t i h k preach to Modtofeoriooo to flanaawt tw Laho county, I. Folia* P afarimewt-rohould Clanwowt Mratf rorordtng !, Bafan ataartag tha aarrtaa aarvtra la toetod ia laaa thaa a yaar. Tha Baton awtertog hara a aaw shllaaophy of ktodwoaa TJS M m . North of Torore# end ! June 1M1. grsdaatod from Itom flrat, MaatMM hr th# Usiventty U tt, ha gradwatod aad corracttvasaaa toward Jura- u rabw tf, tha n ap atows ratofaQ 1, Louis Laala Cawaty Couaty High Mlgh lahaal ia la VsstsVases- af Callfarala radtotira laboratory, »;hurg, la tha aattgratoa. Bath hod haaa hurg, Ky. altoa. *t BAB lwahaa. A Jwvawlto Court-there I* to* Ukotoad to roooedod wHh l og ,, . tu .......... ahjacta af lataaalva aaareh hr SANTA A- A. ( attf. (FWmC)« aalaatiita etot* theoretical ahral* groat a tag botwraw what woteaw htohta end WtotocMarow AST to: Maria* S{t. t’nbayt V. William*, cL^TVaiaaMh aaTth^rtw hahU caa h* d.a# aad what ta hatog shoe. Tha a n a to Palk county dona. Wa must gravida trained m u, m uhatoad la Hated aa ; JSB 41 **rl^’a* * ^ * 1 •* aalataaat Mara thaa la yaara ai*. L a ^ n f , ra.nltit^ far ate yaart Willard F. Libby, acting gaapl* to work to them. Only IS nteM ng *14 tochae, with Ava sor eant of ths grohatlos afArara bwhea s t Fart Mauds. Orlande ' S a BAb & £ . •* * • *«C, arid la a to tho aattos Meet,the standards baa w*t M g.?» | nrtm . th* IS9**4 •4Bt4 “ ** atataauat aee*aHM h| tha aa* ##t h r th# expert*. Ml- th#wm. ;C| “■ aaoaatMaat that tha aaw liaaar. !l* 1* aarrlai aa aa alaatraaiaa ary "rooArm* tha validity af 1m. 4- feetar Homaa and Detention outside tha target are* Dud* j'ftthaieiaa with Marin TH*apart goriest assorts af aam at aariaav Placos-thasa are tea oft.* temper- Clty thewn wUh *4d toctoe, i.Erjadraa MB at ■ Tan. theary m l apaaa tha war la far. " y ^ 0*** »*#* Uu BrookaviU* AM larhto, DeLand thfld to "ah* oat aa existence." I>ai i^haa, Tituroilla At et an 2! Bafora muring tha aarviaa la thar sa lm Uafteg af aaalaar fclfay 1NB, ha ahaadad Baddkh fmaa." ■Huh Ichaaf la Baddkh. la MirinJar. Uhhy .aid: ’ w M ___ _ "On# af tha gm teal Myitariaa • _*5 * * * ’ facial utosttoto tcday la tha aa. jwlfa, MarvtfH. Uvaa la Oaaava. ton af U»#*,’* W which held. •evaraia Which job they m id, hat thar are try. diver Iodide t«Mr»tera used to •cacaatlr M i iradaalad fraM tha ataatla aaclal taaathar. Diaoovary , * “ f •4f** u . . . aaad cloud, to tha here af raw* iiaraath Anar NefrCommini awed «| tha ______________ aastria* ahortd hala, ___ aalan________ in aethMiaatie, ta avalaatlai the workshop, than t» mon Malatan fraw than riiear Academy ia Mulch, Oar. tkta t gals aadantaadlai at thia aad, wa laal haired Materially la la attoadaaca rated overwhelming- the. would normally fail wan imy. (area iwhtohla eae «f the fund*- pwobattag tha wertti af Olri iceat- ly that It waa '•hljhly valuable," wanted m M dan, although .“ ‘ ■;.** 6 * to the Marla af Baalard. tha hlfhaat ratto*. and wart ua. .J iJ ig tore ware coaaldond u .needed ee ImmeWa thankyea, that tha workahaya ta r. conditions which wan -grad" Ha attend tha Anar la yMar mental that pragarltoi af Matter." ' arrived la Harare la Uhhy raacadad l‘_ : __ *___ fttotoalr. tooald b# continued. far Muring Maiatere to e tha af that rear, ra n at. Mata vnrtkal aggltoattaa af tha r . XluBorllfMiimy Meat toud that r.oae. ef Jw* haarna. Bait fell to tha toraet (Mre. rredMcM array) vaella daUMuaacy waa the toyla m si dan the ha. Chelmaa, FuWU BaUUaw Meat yalaabla aad a wajerity aaid Oeaantor. to tha Maatnrda mgreM ------------------------------------Wyad thaw eM KUrieuen areaa *to the W to- Man." toe ABC aald, aad It totf**“ 4*P Meal atnanea werhewt, beiaa toraate aaly vary weekly with mb* th*« “ **•• facia with Ua e u n ta f la aad t l toya, re* Una to Uriel. Uhhy aetUaatad that it . . _ , eyaattnly. frato. reeid " mm threagh WlUaaa at ^ t o detele*ai.irt laratal by. The weather reMyany ylaaa ,*t. *toa at Mild Matter." toMMUily Uadanhly Ma«her ^ MMynhaeain Mglkh* Uhhy aaid that gait af tha ah« »en aahjacto nggaated far wark* r«yert mi its aym ttaea and rmtom H* m o tmm tha atara aaaa late tha “ aye h r yaar. . faB to and e«t af tha terato ana aaatrtoa atota la whlah B latoracto — la the east few day*. •ted by aaly nay aUghtly wttb Matter. Ha haaa "laat" to thia Maaaar aad ---------- -------*."*** told it weiud be af vary gnat added that It to hayed aa ..Uaute Tha Mat t m af tha latoad 'to n e layertaace to to.ra haw Mach af caa he Made Urough eayarlatolU to Cyym etoad it to Vaatoe ta That waa undoubtedly baeausa Pineau wanted it that way. Thera can be no doubt of Dulles* dis­ trust of Ruailan intention*. He’s expressed it often enough, no la­ ter than Thursday when he made a speech denouncing th* Russian leadership. Plntau told how he felt In a speech before the Nationel Press Club on the same day, Junt 20, ha signed th* communique. He brushed aside aa of minor importine* right now the queation of Russian linearity. In brief ha aaid: If th* Russians want paaeafut eoazliUaca, than tha Wait ought to Uka atop* to help make it a reality. If* werth trying. If than tha Russians prove disappointing, tha Wait can reconsider tha whole problem. Thia would Indicate ha thought h poMlhla poealbl* tha Russlana ware warn ala ala*• Cere. Ha aaplalnad: Tbay need peace —to build up thair living stand­ ards and heap their promise* of economic aid to other eouatries— and will have to make aaeriftcaa to gat it. "Bo collaboration be­ tween East and Wait may coma a reality," b* aaid. If th* Rada and tha West *«• change visitors, ha added, tha viattlng Russian*, given a chance ta taste freedom la ttie Wait, n a y ho able to bring about solid changea to Rusal* when they ro­ tor* ham*. Thia ia when ha ralaad tha quaatlas: la the aWst afraid to aueh an axehange it won't have moro appeal than communism? Being a diplomat and a visitor, ha didn't specifically name tha United gtataa whan ha said: "Wauld ft be possible we have aw inferiority complex an this M kM M “ ^ ^ ^ n /f^ td ro e h^* d lln / ™ handling the Russians M *, It ^ ^ t l f f i ^ V S l I e y * L ito , * ™* *•“ ' * * Of notn*5* * * * « * , •ign aid laid down by President Proaidant E|d* Truman during tha cold war. Tha administration at tha mo­ ment doesn’t appear to go beyond that galley except ta a degree which could ha called Ut-for-tat ar, aa Proaidant Eisenhower pul it, ’Twcipfocal" . . . .exthaagu. ^ That mean* that 1**** If tha 1Rw . J * 41 Inv^ an Amancaw mIlHary loadV y y- a,a fora* tUM ef aUS, Oon. Nathaa Twining— thia country aaa ta... a Russia* military JT4 th* pari. H* helped flame* Techalcslor, Cinarima, and half a do*an notable David Sal wick picturei, Ineludlm "Oona with th* Wind." Whltnay still retain* a one-eight Interest In thl* hlgatat grossing (11m of all tlm*. But In hla naw company Whilnty 1* pouring In moro than money, "I am now devoting tha major part of my time to it," hn said. "Wa want t# make nothing but top quality pietura*. Our goal ia to portray life faithfully, and I promia* that non* of our pleturo* will tvar murapraaent or paint a falat pietura ef th* Halted States nr Its people, Whltnay, deaemdod from EU Whltnay, Inventor of tho cotton gin, flaw as a pilot In Uu World War I, and served ■* a colonel overall* In th* aacond. Hla bu.Intis interests hare ranged from mining t* airlines, Ho was ona of tho nation’a top polo player* and at St still enjoys an active game of tennis. He likes to paint ind fish. H* own* on* of America’* best known raring ttabtoi. He la a director af th* Metropolitan Op»ra and th* Amarlean Muaaum of Natural HUtory. He authortd * book af hla war «perience* called The L n ^ ^ d Level Sand*. —• Whitney ha* throe thomor lbout which he hope* to contor nia fotura filma: American history ana American Uia, nature drama, and .... . The flrat a! els picture* dtoady planned, The Soarehera, atarring John Wayna, has been re* r w . ^ D r o i r t m i r f ^ r °rC#’ ^ from now until Sunday after. noon, soma top ranking figures of th* sometimes rivaling aarvtcea wiU have a chance to praaant again their arguments. yairo^and ^ t h f t ' h t o t s f i s *1 f * d tlm# to ,! tost• outside lead ax. parth ■ ■ A Ta an Engliahman, an aula fender la a wing. leased. Whitney, Ilk* most other movie magnates, la plagued by th*' tr ip ­ le m of finding a good story worth putting a lot of money aad talent Into. "The trouble Is that great ttorlea don’t com* along 4very Month —or every year," he aaid Wryly. FSU Will Enter Catering Plan . \a /;,a T r llll lv iD rri5 0 n S TALLAHASSEE UM—Th# switch to a catering Arm ta R ftpan 3rd Secretaries' meal* for students at Pwrida Slat* University will main no Conference Staged changa in fSU’a interning pro­ gram for dieticians, a university A t Marine Base offlea! said. QUANTICO, Va, LP-Moro than Dr. A. B. Martin, vlca proaidant Ito civilians and big b ran of th. of th . university, aaid that Morrlmilitarybegan their annualcon- son Food Service of MebilarAto., ferenc* at tha Marine Corpe base *• well ■■ fSU is on the ipfaoMd hero Thursdiy to tell each ether list for Interning. —their troubles. Tlie State Board of Control As has been the eess in Ihe last agreed at Its recent meeting la lhr«t annual itcretarlet* confer- JackionviUi t© let F5U enter Into encei staged by Secretary of a catering arrangement with MorDefense Charles E. WUson. the rison food Service starting la Sep. cenfsrets will come op-with no tombar. solutions. Wilson spoelfls* tho YSU now has agroemanta with eonferene* la for discussion andComall, Louisiana State llaiver* "not reaching decisions on da- s!ty, University of T u u and a few other schools far lntarsbtfMf (ante ,— problems." ____ ..... .. i to th o fB u All tha masting* of the civilian AU **• m**‘,n** o r.}Jle elvU1,B I j lltViei^ « a lUw!ro,.« secretarial and the military com- dining hall and Wtehin. _ to4"d*ra from at horn* and Tha ehanga won t aRset tho I erst*ad *Tf #e,0l*d J 80” - u 1 ***** T*1* printed agenda for th# fourth **•_ Dr.-.*, , .™n ,nBUI' conferanro llst* th* toptes Dr. Martin aaid tha head af tha only aa "problem* confronting" CoUsga’a present dining facilities £ / Seek A id For Poor Skin" BpBMMBR. PROBABLY aa porttoa of past ' la as m totm tod aa your ^ YouB MU Just about mryona, sad parent alike, tt Mams, vtos sitaaa fclr* ‘tf ta a ***» expert. If you had heart tmbto, a lim allmart sr vlrtsally aay other disturbance that waa giv­ ing yea trouble, you'd go to yow doctor. But with skts It's often another atory/ y a sssw n to a doc iva aaanBp ditontt t o ^ H ■to* wbattaac Maarirtwa are latarnxlly or axtarnaUy aaitsad. ClaanHwam, howovor, to totgsr* tsat to maintaining s good asm* platoon, aad oaa at tha haul Mtotaroe yaw aaa o n I s hasp ywaa . Yaw a r yowr y o ia g ita r a taw etoan ta W p aad watog. wash war ton ad toMMatas and la us eta a program af s day. Wat tt Irak wtM wans salt' ■ m p g Bo aonawlt s gtaytletoa or darma‘ sr with your tologtot froquantly add thair otnt nsMdtoa to Us pnserlpttow. Boats of Bmm aMdieattcwa may ha balpfiL halpfaL Othars, U not used R S I^ tob W art mtr I B bo E S K S ’ *may ha taiartoaa. Self- your ahto atott, B wlfl atoa hato1.1 n aarioualy aggra* Iporhyoaag. medtoattoa rata an athaevtoa atoapto ahto Thaa* blim labta, yes aaa, nlgbt ha a mrnptom of aeno, aad fa important that aaaa, which ( 7 t o * ! t t 7 w tmm • tamitino Whotso living wag* for hor? 14 % a Yaar WHIwiii Wood mere Ufa pay for? Mow you cun your wife and gbildna laeanw flaw. Hero'* how tt work*. Lot’s any I10,000/ worth of insurant*. Under this your family would be guaranto. _ _________ •very yaar until IPTI if you ataouUfdto to th* "iranttoj*. Then your family would neoivo th* fW1110.000 to cash or U M^tinnallivcnsnet Th* F ^ s s s c i 2 : £ « r n s ,ta“w,liv* S iS S f i- W r V s a M alivtagw .genM i G l l l f f L i f e 9nuMt*Ompwf i UU" • lams Offlc* • TarharMritto. Florida * HOWARD S. BAM! BufFri Palaaott*BUg, Rot 1221 / M »U P / W gggiv •■■MIUM / •••■•BMT>BI«RMBBB �—■ *St ' .v 1 '’” TT' e VSTOP.P TTT.TlAT.n Tucs. June 2<y, 1036 fnse 3 Parents Announce Engagement Of Marilyn Glawe, E. Smith a Social fcuswJtA Mr and Mr*. Clyde L. Glawe of 512J \\. Farwcll, Skokie, 111 . have announced the engagement of their daughter MU* Mariljn June Glawe to Eugene Boyd Smith. MU* Glawe U attending Florida Soulhrrn College and will graduate August U with a Bachelor of Ait* degree In Englith She 1* presi­ dent of the Alpha Delta Pi aororily chapter. Mr. Smith who graduated from Florida Southern College June 4 with a Bachrlor of Science degree in citrui is the *on of M*. and Mr*. E. B. Smith of Sanford. He wa« an active member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity at Florida Southern. The wedding will taka place August 17 in Skokie, III. De Bary Personals Mr. and Mr*. Joseph A. Jackson spent the last week end in Allanta. Ga. Jackie Jr., will remain In Atlanta for two weeks, vUiti.ig hi* uncle1* family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd If. Klmmel. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hill of Seminole Drive are vacationing in New Jersey. Dr. and Mr*. Samuel Miller who arc spending some time at ★ ★ ★ • ★ ★ ★ their rustic cabin in Mahtowa, Minn, alii villi friends in Oma­ ha, Neb., where Dr. Miller was director of the Immaneul Deaco­ ness Institute for year*. Dr. and Mr*. Miller came here lo live after he served three and a half “ dune 23 at * p.m. in th* First the garden on the terrace. An ar- years a* pastor of tha Lutheran Piesbytetian Church the Rev. A. rangrment of whit* stock and car- chtr.'ch of Pierion, Fla. U. Mclnnis united in holy niatri- nations centered the table while • ■I niony Mis* Mildred Eugenia Miller, two punch bowl* graced rach end. .Mrs. Fannie II. Ilillon has rrereturned to Na**au by plane slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A-.-irlins *1 the icccptinn were rsstly after a visit with her daughter *, One Miller Sr. lo George Cyrus Mrs. Frank Barlow. Mr*. Thomas and son in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Harden Jr.. *on of Mr. and Mrs. l . Sullivan, Mr*. Vincent Cara. K. J. Turk of De Bary. While hrr* (.mige Cyrus Harden. | Mrs. Spencer Harden, Mi** Cyn- she had the pleasure of seeing her i i The rostrum of Ihe church wa* this Rnuinillat, Mit* Sally Chase grandson Air Force Capt. John B. *• decorated against a background of and Evie Kralrrrt. Tuck, who was parsing through palm* and tropical folia?# plant*. For a wedding trip to Nassau and stopped over at Orlando Air A Light seven-branched candelabra n,P new Mr*. Harden wore a navy Base tor a half hour. a vc-e u-ed bearing tall lighted |inm sheath drrs* fashioned along cathedral candle*. Two large while ti)P prince** line* featuring a white Mr. and Mr*. Charlea C. Was. *— yy ought iron planters were pn each linen Jacket with three uuaiter nPr ,'re observingtheir 58th wed, de of the altar bolding tropical length sleeves and a navy velvet ,||„Kanniversary today in l^.ng philodendron. T hee were flanked collar. Malawi at Ihe home of their son. by two more large asymmetrical; Aflfr rftutn(ng hnmc July 4 Dr ch*rlc. Wagner. Wagner, a _ f j 1jvangenicnts of yellow gladioli, «,i| re,jdc at g-j Catalina retired architect of Brooklyn, and .f ssh.te chrysanthemums and ma- Dr|ve. | hll wifo. Anna, have lived in De Jeslic daisies with green Ti leave.*.1 ‘ T.ie family new* were marked IIARMEN Jr.. Mildred Miller, George Harden v Are United In Holy Matrimony ■lire and gossamer nylon tulle over an(| ,, , ,nembcr of Um(Ja will return shorll; to be greeted fn.liou* satin. It featured a .coop- chi A|p,,a fratcnll|>< by their many frrlnd* who will H neckline with tiny brief sleeve* hold belated festivities in their "/fid a litted bodice. The creation honor. j :.xnveTi a vnliiniinnus skirl with gracrful scallops at Die hemline Mine* Patricia and Margaret s-1 . ssvevfluted with pleats amt rasKimmrl of Atlanta, Ga., are visi­ filling into an exquisite chapel ting their grandparent*. Mr. and f ^ l j a i n . Her fingertip veil of silk Mr*. Lloyd II. Klmmel of De Bary. MONDAY uT;i*ion was attaclied lo a delicate Vacation Bible School for all I*- Jalf hat of plealrd lar*. She children. 3 lo 12 year* of age, con­ RECEPTION SLATED H - earned a while orchid alop a tinues at First Baptist Church Member* and friend* of the X* fu’hiie rutin prayer book accented from 8:30 a.m. lo 11:30 a.m. Community Methodist Church of . ' . b y How ribbon*, ,, mg ,satin , , . lily . of The Dependabln Class of Ihe De Bary are Invited to attend a •«re *alley and loop, 0f seed pearl*. Fw'el Methodist Church will men reception and general social eveMi .. Da*., Harris, college room- |,h Mrs. L. Burke .Steele, 206 ning. Friday at the Community - r .::r of the bride fiom Toccoa. E)m M e a, g y m A„ nicmbfr, hou-c at 7:30. All resident, are In L H|. «av gowned in a flowing mle are urgcd ,0 aUci)t] lhii important viicd to come and enjoy the fc*. gr.-en nylon chiffon dre«*. She meeting. livllips. v<ore a iio.vereu flowered nail half nat hat vum with vore TtiFsnxv 'matching inauhm ; arccsrorict ai-cesforie* and carried __ ' * „ . . . 1 (ili-man roye* cascading from a Monroe Chapter, Royal Arch lerian Church at 7:50 p.m. Maaons, will enjoy a watermelon Vacation Bible School for all V Jinif basket arrangement. Mi«» Grctchen Kirchhnlf and 311:* cutting at the Masonic Temple at children. 3 In 12 years of age, p. m. Wive* rr of oi ine , of Cliapler Ma- continue* at Flr»t Baptl«t Church **'X .in .*iii m.nn minn aimer, Miller, sm , inter Ih# 7:30 ■ frm 8:30 a.nv. to 11:30 a.m. r'X.-jde, wore gowns identical to that ,,0", "rc •n'*lr“*/(, the maid of honor#’ of cham-l 3’acation Bible Sehool for all Dr. \V. P. Brooks Jr. leads th# pagne yellow. They also wore hall children, 3 lo 12 years of age, midweek prayer service at Flrat Cowered hats and had matching continues at First Baptist Church Baptist Church at 7:30 p m. r -rciMyrle, canying the half bas- from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. . I Melvin Dekle leads the Training of ro-es ! The YAV.A.’a of First Baptist Union Workers' Conference at Spencer Harden served as bis Church meet al Ihe home of Mrs. First Dspll-t Church at 8:15 p.m. THURSDAY Fb i>,tier’s bc*t man while usher* Huhy Spear*, 2201 Sanford Ave , The Junior Choir of the first v n e John rcwkvbury, fraternity *• P,m!• other of the groom, Durham. Ti1* cast Noble Grands e* the Fre-bvieriin Church will rehears* N.C.; Tommy Speer, Robert Miller Srminole Rcbekah Lodge will al 3:45 p.m. at th* church. .• . bro'her cf tho bride; and GerMr*. Minnie Ewan, 1205 The Y’outh Choir will rehearse at s i Ccunjinn. | Elm Ave at 8 p. m. First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 Albert Hirkson played The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Vacation Bibl# School for all s• .-.si weddiog selections on Ihe Club will hive a M uter Fomt children. J to 12 years ef age, i j i i « hile P jviJ Hester, Oi lando, 8*’n* *t Ibe Yacht Club at 8 p. continues at first Baptist Church ijiic rs d a program of wedding m- The publle is Invited. (torn 8.30 a.m. to li:S0 a.m. , SVEDNP.SU Th# Junior Choir rehearse* at k Mrs. Miller chese for her daugh- The Girl Srouts will meet it First Baptist Church at 6:15 p.m. t wedding an l.*e blue bioead#1First Fretbytcrian Church at 3.30 The Intermediate Choir rehearses rrcif.en ef floor Itngth. Sht liad.pm . at First Baptist Church at 7.00 retching accetioriev. I Th# mid-week Biol# Hour will p m Mrs Harden vere * rose lac# te conducted by Rev. A. G. MeTh* Adult Choir rehearses at i! . i over tafieti also of Boor: Innis, Pastor of the First Frcsby- Fir*. Baptist Church at 8:<M p.m. |ev;Cv and hau matching accs* Al/ss Myrtie's Schedule Min Myrtle Wilson’s, Horn* Demonstration A ge nt, schedule for June 27, July 3, IBM U a* fol­ lows: June 28—Lake Mary Home Dem­ onstration Club will meet at the Chamber ol Commerce building at ID a. ni. June 29—Auditing committee of the Home Demonstration County Council will meet at 1:00 a. m. at the Council Center. July 2—Sewing group will meet at the Council center at 9:00 a. m. Those interested In sewing are invited to meet with the group. Lake Monroe Home Demonstra­ tion Club will meet at Ihe home of Mr*. Harel Gardner at 7:00 p. m. July 3 — County Chorus will mert at the Library In Longwood for practice. All members are ask­ ed to be at this meeting. Miss Reithinger Honored Friday In Club House 9t r .c!t *n roll at ,. P R A I R I E K i t z O T Iie a trr ★ BUSS FAYE ASHLEY ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Early July Wedding Planned By Faye Ashley, D . G . PnA & onalA Cadet Robert E. Beckwith, class nf 19S7, aivivcd home Sunday from the United State* Military Academy, We*t Point, N. Y., to. *oend a month with hi* parent#, Mr. and Mr*. A. H. Beckwith 8r., 1217 Magnolia Ave. Mis* Ernestine Wcstphal left hy plsne Frldsy for Oak Grove, Mien., where she will Join friends fir a trip to California by trailer, returning to Oak Grove, Aug. 1, to visit relative*. She will Ihrn return to Sanford for the opening of school as she Icachra First grade at Soutlutdc School. Diane 'in d Sandra Paty and Charteie Spoil# are attending' th* Christian rhurch Chi Rho camp at Silver Spring* thl* week. They will return home Saturday after­ noon. Pa»tor Perry L. Btone ha# hern appointed a* a member of Ihe program committee of the Florida Convention of Christian ChtTrliea to be held in Orlando next May. He plan* to attend Hie first .nectiug of the committee July 2, at Ocala. » la st Showing nf? t ‘V-1 T'.■IJ.t?: ■', The m in t De Bary friend* of Visa Muriel Reithinger have been calling to wish her good lutk In her nrw life among Ih# WACs. which ahe will loin tomorrow. On Friday, Mrs. Rlrhard Hart and • Mr*. Kenneth Benson were hns-1 Mr. and Mr*. J. R, A»hley of t*s*r* for a party in Ml** Relihin* 412 Edilh Cirri* announce Ih* ger1* honor at the Flnrlda-Power engagement a n d approaching Club house. A hirbeeue supper marriig* of their daughter, Chsrwa* followed by an evening of Intte Faye Ashley to David Qlenn dancing, ping pong, and shufflt Dodgin. bo*rd. Mi*» Ashley attended Sanford Among tho*r attending were: Mr*. Linda llart. Mr*. Carole schools and graduated from Sem­ Corsen. Mrs. Sally Neider. Mr». inole High School with ihe clasi All* Rett Lewis and Mrs. Darien* of 'M, Miss Ashley has been very Berry of New Jersey: At Rclih- active in the work of Ihe First Inger Jr.. Edward Corsen. Spencer Baptist Church and Elder Spring* Shawkry and Harvey Dunn. Mission. I V isreptioi was held at th# 1 -te of the brid*. The brides labia was overlaid v »’i a fitleJ white satin cloth and: 9>i mint gvcvn net over-skirt. Tiny t ) -jay* wire pinned to the cori; ’i ■ of the table and carcaded to l - f3Dr. A t.erel cake centered t - -.t'-le drrora'.fd with flowers. \ 'vrje cremnt-sliaped bauquet 0 white asttre, gripes and palm v j » pined on the piano while 1 mJar bnque'.t were used through t mm. Tht puu-Ii t-h'.s was plated In between you n me1 Happv Birthdov June 21 Janet Jones Al Gnodspeed Philip Gnodspeed PICNIC PLANNED TH# Home Demonstration club of D# Bary will hold Its annual I picnic' Thursday at Burt's psrk. Members will pirate meet at the T. O. at 9:30 al whirh time trans­ portation will be arranged. Mr. Dodgin is the ton of Mr. and Mr,. A. VV. Dodgin of Crowley, Texas. He attended Lake Worth High School, Texas Wesleyan Col­ lege and Plalnvirw College. He Is presently stationed at the NAS, Sanford. The wedding will be an event of July 2, at the First Baptist Church at 8 p. m. No invitations are being sent and all friends of the rouple are invited to attend. After the wedding Ihe roupls will leave for Te»a# where they plan to enter college In the fall together. Fathers Of Order Honored Guests A t OES Meeting Femlnole Chopt«r No. Two. n.K.R. held Ihe Inst meeting of the seitaon Thur*d*y night al the ktatonlr Temple. The room wo# lovely with ar­ rangement* of red and while gladioli placed at interval* throughout tha room Mlnlture American f!*g« were u*ed m Identlflra'lon had<re# on thl* night honoring all the Father* of th# order. Mr*. P. II. Wyatt, the WorthyMatron had all th# f#ther» pre.■enlrd a gift a# Mr*. Nlrk Pfelfauf A DRESS! AND CAPE COS!. »*ng to them, A lovely rourte’v TDMB in black Julian silk wa* given, hy the fitar point of­ linen come* from Pen Rclg1# collection. Pl.irk velvet roltara ficer*, honoring the father*. Th* date of the Robert Morrl* tha cape, f a s t e n e d doubleplrnle waa changed from August1 breasted and given its own 29 to August 22. The *ame to ha email bouquet of wltil* lilacs. held at Rwretwatrr Pool In The dre* has short sleeve* and I* whlrly-aquaied at (lie neck­ Oviedo. There will ha no other regular line. Designed primarily for meeting* of tha order until Oct- spring, it will he useful all sum­ mer In all but tropical climes. olier. The members and trillion were Invited Into tha dining room for ment* were *#rvtd hy Mrs. Charlie a social hour where lovely rrfre*h-l Cole and her commlttc#. By SANDRA BERO i iheTI g#t flrat hand Information Mrs. George Stine looked busy of everything. 8ha has com* up last Wednesday evening out in with *n id#a of aaltctlng a taachher yard pruning and cutting th# er of tha week and a student hushr* and plant*. Mr. Stln# had of tha w#*k complete with small ih# u»ual man'# Job of mowing blta of Information about aach. the gr*»». Power ntow#r# aura Sound* Ilka good Idea and will wr.’.e that tiresome ehor* get boon JntCTast on both parts. over wiih In a hurry. Of course i they still requir# power from Hie "Whew, Is It hot” wa# tha gen­ "man #ld«'' too. eral comment at the recently h#U ■esslon of th# Horn# Demonstration A busy and roving couple arc Club council. A dress rtru# waa the Jamce Anderion* (Andy and held after th* luncheon In th# Betty to their friends). 11* l* Club center. During th* ahowlnf working a* a state Inspector and of the dresses ene lady whlspsvha, b;en in Zellwood recently- ed, "1 hope you mention that It’a doing a mighty flne Job. Betty ia a shame to shew such lovely alwnye so friendly that making dresses In such a terrible nlare new friend* Is no chore for her a* this. No ventilation, unpalnttd at all. When last 1 talked with wall, and uncomfortably furni­ her she wasn’t sure a., to whether ture." they would go out of the State for tha summer or back to Canul Mrs. Georg* Touhy, along with point. n number of other central Florida While chatting with M r ,. organist*, flew to New Y’ork City Byron Smith, next year', president and Is now angagad in a of music and alghta#** of the Scutlnolo High School whirlwind lug. They ar# attending th# Na­ P-TA, I found that *ha I, Just full of plan* for a bigger and tional Convention of Amerieaa IxHtrr. orgnnlr.ntlon. Having a Guild nf Organtita who*# head­ teenage daughter attending SHH, quarter, are In th# W a 1 d o r fAstoria hotel there. Concerts ara being heard from aonva of the most famous organist# In th t Three Delegates world and a Milkman*# Rerannad# I* even planned to be held at two Attend Course in :h# morning. r»Ight rp a music lover'* alley. Held At UofF Mr*. Fred Gann*, Mr,. Karlvle ffoushotilrr and Mr,. Irvin Flcl*. eber have recently returned after attcndinc a short enurse. ,pst«ored lolnllv by the University of Florida Colleen nf Agriculture and the Florida Fcdcrallon of Garden Club*, In Gainesville. The course wa* opened to anyinterested person In gardening and bore the theme "Joy in Gar­ den lng.M Mr,. Gsnas, local president of the Garden Club said that the group slaved at one of the new dorm* on the campus and ate in the campus cafeteriai. Sho mentioned that she and the other U-.il members attended as litany of the sessions as possible In order to cssry Interesting and Informative Information home. Henry Martin, superintendent of Hartlm* at Florida Stale Univer­ sity In Tallahassee told the grouts nf Garden Maintenance while J. M. Crcva-se, former Supt. of Gar­ den* at the University of Florida related farts on Flower (’ulltire. Among th# other speakers and noted personalities were Mr*. Heathcrly Dutton. Avondale, Pa., and outstanding lecturer who stu­ died in tho Orient, talking on flower arrangement,. Also Wil­ lard Fiflcld conducting a Garden Forum at whlrh time many ques­ tions and answera were heard. Other dlgnltartr# w<-ro Dr. Her­ bert S. Wolfe, Professor ot Horti­ culture at the University of Flor­ ida experimental station: Gena C, M rtttr, Agronomist; IYnfr#*or John D. Watkins, Professor of Horticulture; J. J. Sheehan, Orna­ mental Horticulture; and James IK'ogdcn, entomologist. One session wa, for hobby groups which furnished lectures on African violets. Day lilies, roses, geraniums, hibiscus. Most Interesting was a lecture nn "Fun of Outdoor Living. Patio Terrace and Lanai" by Noel I<akc, superintendent of Grounds at th* University of Florida, p l u m h i n S STARTS TONIGHT STARTS 7:45 c I k tv a c u ja * : taka vocotiaas! IM M lIaqol g a b y Befnra you ga an your vacation, . * ba aura that your valuable! ara pro* tccted in ona of our low# cost Safe Depoait Boxes. Don't take chances! Sea us today! CiNtMk5COP£ *"d COIOR UsHUWddoKM i t # t r i mMNK8 - , to m o d om ixo y o u r bothroom SECOND FEATURE fltio AME*iCAN-<£Ut>dord w a y I n U R t r n l k tfv l I I ) ►»*.«* I t litth mt 5 5 l rs -a - ® 2 BIG DAYS Cmmm In a c ta llf a r F t l i esHmeNl LAKE ' hULii AKOu-sU THE CLOCK” N*w AraUabla, Law Fiaiact Plaa Nm Dawn Pan — t U N adia Ta Pay also Glenn 1 ord and Barbara Slanwirk THE VIOLENT -MEN FEA TC BE- 9 :I | ONVY • CARTOON DOIV1 i *. t III AI l. | f It I* understandable why Garold Covington'* finger nail* might have hern much shorter ma time pastel while h* wa* serving at a grooms­ men at the Mildred Mtllar-Gaarga Harden jseddlng, alihaugfe, hi* nervousrvee* -did not ahow a* h# smilingly and graciously squired Ih# gtteM# to their aeats. Truth Is that Gerald wa* eweatlng out tha possibility of a phona call that would tell him of th* add­ ition to Ida family. Tha phont call didn't com* • th* h*lru*a considerately delaying h*r ap­ pearance at Hemlnol# Memorial for a short while. Bha'a h*f# now, thouqh, and all ar# doing well - th* erstwhile analog* groomsman. The new littl* Ml** was bom ta "Joyce and Jerry Sunday, "mG14Preieots .... J O mmrJOHNFQWD ™ "Why don't, yvj tak« a vaeatfea «t Daytona T", ! asked R. U. Hutchison th t other day wrhan h# brought m# two f i t rip* cantal­ oupe# from hi* garden. "Can't"* he grinned, "when aver we g« aver on th# weekend* ta tha apaiV ment# the Mrs. ha* me dofng re­ pair*" Still 1 nothuJ a va‘tit pink that *ugr.«ated a allghl sunburn or. hi • *act. Rit tha liearh doesn't go hy altogether unnoticed. fto u W tM Wxastia isssN iN n... cv .Wnitncv m rv tf J ftf WAYNE in TH E SEARCHERS" JtfntMYMWififM'VfMA M lU S iswout UTX.TTC5V. •zui.si: Penn and "Pudgy" Taylor antersvlned several friend* on thelf cruiser, tho "Water Witch" Sun­ day afternoon. 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' • . • * - &* ■ * • TTTF- 8 A ? ^ 0 n n TTTRAT.n 1 Tues, Jun« 2 8 ,1 9 5 8 ' , ... » # , ,‘ t ' . ., New Hero Every Day * loctor inthe Family By tUIAMTH tW H T Islanders Win Club Batting Honors In FSL By Alan Mover CLICKS FOR CAROS K gK 0O Y£R, \*XZ2& k 1 9*0 1 \ B A Ie S A tf. 1 ■ Moore Will Try For Heavyweighl Title Nexi Moniii I J 0 ORLANDO — Hank Itajeski's TORONTO Or — Chirlcy Jitm*. HA* A Cleveland Indian owned Daytona ___ THIRTY-RUGHT | twdiei movsd In • rtiyUnuc K N r t tugjjy—enjoying this! "But," ahe • y ED WILKS ft /? a vA H f* y I ton manager of light heavyweight Beach Islanders won club batting The Associated Press UflctcT div Marcsret and I^iros fowl off4whittle lad ptoplt countered. "I’d hav# to want to." '■ L E A P champion Archie Moore, aaid to­ "And you think vou do not?" honors in the Class D Florida in « K a r “ m sat «i «*• •«<* •* »»* room- their Picking tha big guy In Mllwau. ... . , . P O ff day Moore’* fight agilnit Jamea "1 anow what I don't want to Hea's “ h«i?u!|h^aj*tlna^inu[ th* «)•• •» «I«P^ toward the on* etaslightly fantastic comeback [l£ l* . br ^ ' I 90PNOAlOPEy J. Parker next month "deiinitely do," ehe cned. “because 1 happen U took took >>• naitda . I ifOM oR* pdgalioa m mould should ba bt dona It aouad*, ^ lhfAllw^'het to be tha kmg of wornan who in the National League pennant h a » n s ^ l^ * h , , . to«* « ,h , f,? 1 will be for .the vacant world 1 I T C A SE J” long hours. 1 heavyweight title.'* in mat room was tooussd mere in thinks it esoufb to lava Just one chase la Ilk* slapping oo anls. Tag . . i , * 1 I B A S E B A L L one and th en art two mora to y™* *—*■"* ^!!, d ^ y- theJ Nl W Alan Thornton w aaaa ancient, an hypnosis of attention, tl was man." John Ron said Moure would sign \ I H A S AH lake bit place. The Brava* aim ply / . * " 1 ,nl)' «>»•>■*ed by la aunaon. Hia operating as if Ufa itself centered upon that “You mean your husband?" today for tha July 23, IS round AW ARD . y.0/ waa at no uma a .place tor one* point, and aa if the tall, intentLinda almost laughed. Ba sound­ have a new hero every day. bout. And h: said 11 will have lo HO R THAT, - On Uua winter day. thie eyed aurgeon held mat Ufa like a ed downright shocked. . It was catcher Del Crandall’s t # bi v--. bi rcrogtilxed e* a world title TOO. off brain surgery allowed bubble ball of blown glam between “Well, of courts!" ah* said gaily. turn last night. HI* squeeag bunt ^ h,d hi1-*,.0',' scrap because "these ar: the only pticfl to mat rule. "But,'why, Linds?" . hu two hands. got Ih* winning run home aa tha !},. *]/*!b,Ji' •**IT?,ur*" two logical contenders," "ITAtff " •Lxgtcai team constated off And men—It waa done. Braves scored three In the ninth l" DV'*1 l^B. Jit added: *t mean—It has been ebvioua to inning tn beat tha Philadelphia ®“l of ,b*. *P°l Jia chief aurgeon. Or. Ernst ;• Whew me patient could be moved h,d held Dr/ James. aaaiaung; the to her.room, Dr. Thornton followed me tinea my arrival hart that you PhllHfi 1*S "Who clro In the heavyweight j wv*n ___ aent up front BC Lduis. slowly. The danger waa not yet ere—well—disaffected m u your division tics a better right to fight That mada It II In a fow for * ’,lm Dunham and the ecrub nurae, over, but me decision nad been husband. I could understand whj fur Ihe title Ilian Moore or Park­ made, the work completed and—it He ta a busy, absorbed mart, a dedi­ MUivauke* under Manager Fred “ * * " J J ™ * m®,t j f th« U*tw ine Cara, circulating, er? Both ara champions. Parker, Haney, It also retained tha Braves* '! du* **Af* ^or lhe lr,t hl1* o{ cated man, and otvs who neglects had been in the Valhalla Hoe- waa a relief. • • e as well as being British Et. pirn hia wife. I mm* be is a groat fool two-game lead ta second-pt»c« for eighteen hour*, and heavyweight titleholdcr. It unoffi­ *"ifnplon, Alou, Cocoa, Dale that afternoon, L in d a You a rt oo lovely, oo exciting ta Cincinnati dropped Pittaburgh Into* th* tong operation he cially champion of Bumpo befifth place x-l and third-place ^ ” 0," B run leader, Alou, Cobe with. But because hia chief In­ Thornton look a walk, Hhe had an •uiTooaded by hla tanka and eaure of hia knockout of iha Eur­ terest seems to be elsewhere, I Brooklyn scored two unearned run* , 3’ _ b**e ,B\ '|er’ errand in Iowa; (he thought ana __ tinea, charting pulae, respiraopean champ, Heins Kcuhaus." hove u lt myself quite free to at­ to overhaul Chicago’. Cuba I I 4 might go on as ter as me hoepilal, LoC-Mogd pressure. the.depth of tempt ta take ma place in your Johnston fc-.'ushc! off Floyd Pat­ In tha American League, tha J f * ' * * * * * * * doublsa, D i r d , T Ha waa uaing what ha and perhaps she could see Alan. Margaret, on her return home at regard. 1 avan imagined—whan I Naw York Yankees buried their terson, scheduled to meet Mooro D11Urd* a “tweed salad" of drug* to dared embrace you . . AlOSfOA THE SPP/NO In September for the titlo left four-game losing streak under 14 ,.3' Mo,t. total bases, Dllgarn through the aurgery. onc-mirty. nad told mat me opera­ finally ayes reminded her or her swift hit*, Including four horns runs, |*fd. .D.i ) t0"*j J 63* H i’* P IS H LEAP.HO OR vacant by Rocky Marcianu'a re. k waa made difficult in that tion was successfully over. No, she Hla nm* second of response, and tn tha and UP MTU THE LEADENS Jd could not ts c.vicned off said, she nad not lathed to Alan. (irrment. beat Kansas City H. Wash*"• Dillard, M; Most runs detpsiung twilight. Her flush darkPeople coming along ms atraet him—though as waa wetl-ae■'Patterson li a nothing fight­ Ington handed Datrolt iu ninth fc®r*l!' Milhewa, Daytona II, ValATT/HO toward Linda throw long shadows to that difficulty, er," he said. “ Who has he ever Itraight defeat S-S In the only other c>.! Ck<>c°l ' , , i , R-Bi “Ws ajl make mistakes, Rupert," upon me pavement, and those who ir. Ernat Pagan ma w etion„ M « t Um»« at bat, Uschen., St. beaten? Who h li he ever fought, aaid w,th dignity. “1 am sorry AL game scheduled. i would and it, too—with Dr. pasted her had their facet lit by ■he 'H o m e r s a n d c f for that milter? lie’s an amateur Since Haney replaced Charlie J,®1*' , ; tlmea fanned, you thought—if I let you mink Mon coming forward tor the the setting sun. Rupert's fact was If , ,»t i ' P R .t.'S, PUT H/LL rhemphn. Besides, we don't even Grimm 10 days ago, no less than t'*,lb b ,t tank in hand. Tha first in- so lighted when he came abreist of pro bably su rpass those know If hr ran fight with hla "Espeef." he amended her word. tight Braves have accounted for l*,der' Oo)'-°no Beach, J7J; Club uca made hit* one awift her, and her own must hava been POORES THIS AtOHTH. Bhe bit bar lip.. “But you had no the winning whe In the ll-game broken hand." " e i t Palm Beach, -than mo tnatrumanta look tor him. He sained her arm with hla right . . ." Hla hand fall to her. aprint that has led from fifth won. Novr-ro, Pattenon broka his right h^nd •w tM fk riw r more maaaured pace,: moving forearm, sad again her bead lifted. place to first. Cocoa, ll; Most games lost, Hoffgloved hand, aaying how lucky he when'he outpolmea lommy niST t daintily. ftaUy exploring. "All right!" aha agreed. "/ nad aa tmiouad me aur- wds to have caught up with her. Del Ennis set up Crandall’* f f . 0, L*e«biirg, g, Trammell, Pa* ricanc Jackaun In a 12-round I am Alan a wife, and—" , winning hit last night wllh a three. 'a*k*. *i Moat Innings pitched, oa'd Mnda with -W own, clamp- Linda took a step toward cross- right) heavyweight elimination b o u t “And you lately learned that 1 < tying off Wood vtHtli aa Irj the etreeti irom there ehe June 8. Doctors said in Nov York run homer in the eighth that fled ".P’P'1' ’ , “p; Mo-‘ l Uy aa they began to trickle— would enter the hospital grounds. am a Jew." He spoke narahly. yetlertjay the fracture could heal on. no!? Bite put aut aar hand. it at J-all for tut Phils. But Logan ■)lo''e d. Brinson. .Daytona, 1»; • Hie hand dsialntd her. ”1 dont round remunad claan and dry. opened to third on Andy Pafkas if®*1 ^nned. Dunn, Wejt In about alx weeks. i waa aoma lightening ol praa- netd to be back for an hour." Hia “Ob. you must not think mat!" . Despite Johniton’a claims. It la bunt and then came flying home P?*eb* *?*• **°*1 m*n wa*k* “Than, why? Tell r.»r why!" heed i n d i c a t e d me hospital. waan Aiana tpwal dropped "I don’t think I can fell you, on Crandall’* laydown. Aaron’s **}- Hoffman, Leesburg, 70; Host unlikely any state would recog•round lua handa. and na “Couldn't .we walk away some­ i up to me tabic. Mr*. Dun- where? Or perhaps nave a drink?" exactly," ehe aaid anxiourly. 'Ter- sacrifice fly and a . l n i l e by J 1 f y I o n « PIS-*'B N K W YORK Oft - Gu. Dell, one Tie Yankee slugger leads the "f*e ,hta"'!lm,cr Moore. hspa I mysell don't know . »eri v\/L ................... . _______ tins shook her head. Thornton got tha two extra rum runs ?■ . cc.r*lV uajio"*, j waa a )oy to watch, antuipatIndividual VOU. win, 91,278, P t'k tr Tight as champ. In this by L. II.. Dunn, W nt Palm Bead,, ?f ClitclnimU*. homer-bustin’ tiedBut suddenly aha, did know. Bh* "Ws ve a l W ays anjoyad our home.., 'hia avary move,, aaleeuag tha Bight behind Idm i* tdltsbur -h th* L»n*dl>n B°xing legs, hat taken over Ihe National couldn't ‘toll Rupert bectutt ha Thornton hid ad 4 for 4, Including Frye, gent ha would want- rapping walk*,** ba reminded ner eofUy. first baseman Dale Long, who Federation has no authority lo wouldn't understand. But Alin "Yea," ena agreed. "Yea—lm D-tly mm hia palm oafare ha loth homar would comprehend Uua exalted hii Cocoa’, half'game victory over Bmok'yn’. Duke Snider In the lop* the National League balloting *»ncLon a world title bout, apM*. Hie had thirty ta- afraid we nave." runs. Mathewn Iho homefrt hU with 9J.039. feeling of clear strength, of being •Alrault“ ill u Ui* tray beaida her; 1211.; a, Bob Bnhl won hi* a gthh *»«»««• ^ m«-nl m,t 0„|y "f.*i 111? b .ffi.m ' HU* turned to face him. “Hu­ a person! rdld not err once in givtng me with Warren apahn pitching the the Hr,t h J f title but also that /ll Strc gamc bal'ming Bhe look • step toward Rupert. ninth, Slu Miller 3-4 lo.t IL Uniform Switch Is rt." ehe said quickly, currying " one into-'tha. norm Alan par* Snider in the vot- * L'ocoa player* have a ‘'leg'* on the Bell now lop* hnl White's Patience chad touted her without look- the words, “I hava Usen acting 1her thougliU shining in her fact, The Red legs s.ayed In second 5,00 Purtt "bieh will bs'awarded 1"7 by 51,602 lo 53.0*1. scry foolish sad selfishly to en* | “lt ft put, my dtar,'V “.e aaid toftHelping Major wi;h their third stralgb'. victory, P>««* otLhe winning team Fin*! r e‘ftU tn the voting for With Lary Paying anythin*'one might u y about courage you ta spend ao much time ] |y, “that I test tor Alan what I scoring twice in Ihe sevnih a* *hu,d *> o a play-off. If L ’othe July lO jpme at Washington ‘can never tell lor you. You think aurgery plrfbrmad on that with me.” Lcaaue Players “But. iny dear Linda—I have ao that Alan neglects me—but you Ted Kluaiewskl hammered hia co» Mi"» l,lB ,ccond h,lf ■» well, probably wI I bo released hrlday ~»g in tlio Valhalla Hoepilal Dividends NEW YORK W — A twitch tn ha u td of any autgical prob- enjoyed your a vast companionship,1ara thinking only of externa:*. You 14th home run and n*y Jablonskl there’ll be no play-off, and (lie In- by the of,ice of Commissioner, Bv......... n i E ASSOCIATED PRESS baseball uniforms often helps mi• ford Frick, which is tabulating have no understanding of the core bit a sacrifice By after singles b* d'“"» Will spill Ilia pot. and hopsd . i onacuUd by.Dr. Thornton. "V«*," ahe aaid awtftly. "I've en­ of my feeling lor Aim. It has to FratT Roblmon and Ed Bailey. — 1 ih* vo.e Ihls sraron. Manager Jo Jo White* .arly Jor league players and It’s worked . w var.had ao much real i-Wan packed into hit optr- joyed it, too. homeUmea you make do u.th my suientia that Aian Art Fowler won hii fifth with a , ... . . . . 1 There "* re n* olh' f 'hinges leaion patience with youthrul wonder* this sea ion for Dave PhilThornton will always know the five-hltlcr, Ron Kllna waa tha , J ' r, r y 1 ^ ?,d,n* t1l> t" adwai Doctor* from atigh- a delightful companion." * »°,nJ thc;tlB*drr*. . . . p*"* ^ 7 ; »» big dividend* ley and Jim Wilson of the Chicago “You must know," he end in­ right thing to do. and do it. You j0-cr j town* bad all coma la: aoma s lu r..top, led tl * BIjt Ten In Mickey Mantle, a cinch In cen- In Mobile s struggle lo regain a White Sox Bfooks Lawrence of Baked permission; aome had tently, "that 1 would lie much more can rati u integrity, or oravtry— Don Kilter gave Brooklyn only hitl,n“ , tnr ,r 3 " ,h ■ ’,4J lcr ,ie,d thf A,“ Prsh,bl>' * nl r,?°,t 1,n th° Southo™ A»»n- Hr»t Cincinnati and Alvin Dark of tha 1 it conveniut to drop by the to you—thpt I had even hoped you but ti e a quality that ma'.tea me fn.rr hid In Ida 7 L8 innings last "r r “ ,,a n,a'J* hiu *“ ”J fi,,i,h w lu n,oro lhi,n 105*0a0 dlVi,lon- . . . . . SI. I/mts Card* among othera. know that whatever I tlu for euch aUl mat morning, and to stay. could love m:." (ripe, 1 vc’rs. Larv. rluasrd for 3 Oruni In Ids sco red from Baltimore last Oh. « • Iter ayta were like a nun, ha.vever er.ult a fhinj, it night, but No, 4 wan Junior Gil ’ spare nurae on me tlaS was first five atavts, reversed him self month, Phlltcy ard WUabn are two will berig.'.t, tco, and ad have ita llam a triple which waa aaniat. It was well agreed in the stare on a cold night: her chct.ts June fl when ho bca. Atlanta fur gooj ra l| 0ni tha White Sox hava wiched between two errora and.' were pink. This, ahe thought, waa own e gn.flctnce. And however bborhood that Thornton wee hfa Brat vletonr aa a alarler and C|jnbc;i r3pIdjy |n lh# American }b too good ta ba a country a strange place for a love scent ‘ iiiu'e r,iua Alan gives me, ns produced Iha tying and winning haa ilnca reeled off four moro league. Phllley, while performing Uua section they were On a public tim er of two well,,awards rut all oi t,'s things lis t run In tha eighth. Gilliam's aingla victories, nil Rallied at the cxj„ |j,e outrivld and at first ag quickly displayed Itself traveled' streets, in the ail-loo- matter: h i trust, h:s respect,.hia ami I'ec'.yce (tceia’a double mada penie of first d vDInn clubs. | b l„f, h„ hll j m iflw bllUn, love. to. if Ce want* me work of a maiter-i-surgeon, clear light or early sven.ng. It l l in the find gfter Ernie. Tho n-yearKiW former Unlver- 0nI). 2M for lhe orioles. And WII. “He dost,1 aaid Ruptrt Erntt Banks Hit hi 1 16.h hdmtr wilt) a r m Mtspirad man. I "You could learn to lo.s me. I Ta k m became Mot the swells . think." Rupert s ayaa were bo:uiy bitterly. * ally of Alabama Mar, youngest.of.i0„( veteran right-hinder, haa on aialnst Carl Eraklne In Linti.i imilaf softly, "Yes," the tman 1upward Md lingersd. Valvta adoring, b.s voict wns whuptneg '11 Cyb first, Rrskina woo with * 1 *,P ViTi7!fastf.innichl l m’ P°“ * *-l rcccvd. 11a was 4-2 at said, "I I i ’-.:i h# do-i." gained hi* fifth straight Ba| t|edmnrr ad, steam hlasad and inttru- soft clem Lablne'a help, , 1 Vo Cs foui.-.-edf ta clicked; pin* softly ctgahsd, Her hea l lift*-.!, flhs w si- acwhen he cooled torrid Nashville Uwrcn« ol nie ma. Bookie Norm tiicbrrn home red C IMS. Sr Ul*ak«!li B«ir*rt. R-printrS “v fs, - lUtu-s nf Ir* m MIi I.m, DOL'U. lltAI) S CW on ilx Itlla a 1 the Bear, stopped ior-# bc|l „ 0n.,0 |t rccard ot t,0t I-.vice for the Yanks, who also had Dtsinbutsd tir Kiss rtaiu ris tl) stlKS'.*. , i l 1*, • B . ha* been a pleasant surprhc for "im eri from Hank Bauar and Joe ,. Atlanl* boat U ttle Rock W M Rcd,e3 Maiugrr Birdlo Tebbctl*. Collins bi Johnny Kucks won hia 10.h u!;h a nine-hUler. Yogi Barra l m o h Mcmpnii gfrlnohis *)a.hrd ' r|ghUhandrr. had (itfil|nt fmumpn, IsshPu Tb* • *hu,k> m**ck for St Louis who In 1955 ended an o-fur-23 slump with a three Birmingham pitcher* for 15 *was “ 8obtained “ ,or a1, ln ,w#’ In a winter trade In ninth-inning double while Mickey hits and Walloped the league lead- which Jackie Collum went to tha Manile went 4 for 3. Ing Barom M-4.' and.New Orleans Manager Chuck Dreuen sent rot!c Emil Panko’s bat lo a 5-3 Dark has been a hall of fir* „ . .. . Itfl-hande'l-hitting Clint Courtney verdict over Chattanooga !By BD CORRIGAN Brooklyn Dodger* ait In hii E’j . I since his acquisition from ths New " L n ’i see,' hi said, "wa have in as a pinchiiier against south, l York Giants earlier tills month. .BROOKLYN UR —Managsr Walt heli FtcH cublrle today and bt- not had a starting pitcher finish i'*"' Billy Hueft in Iha eigthh and m-k Ihover of Akron. Ohio He has cracked out 23 hits in 51 1 yams in ihe l*3t 1*. That would }*?• *tul,by Nat retcher smakrd A!*t:n of tha world diampiun gan thinking nut loud. surcerds Bur* Faslo of Detroit trips to the plate for a .420 mark, Indicate w# need pitching help wevond H.4 home run « i::» a i bjjiy. on for a 4-3 lead. as th* American Bowling Cm- N* J*‘,t "*lb ,nd 10 By Mavtr | “ But, on |h* o'.her hand, neither grain Master* champion. Trior br.*. Walt Moryn of the Chicago Cuba to this yenr Hoover hnd finished ■do we hava a .300 hitter on th* Tht ralleg at* rowing coursa Bill Vrrdon of the TilUburgh Tldub. and avary one said wa wars on Onondaga I.aka at Syracu)*, third tha last two years. 0om rale*. Bob Nieman of Battimnrs, loaded with power," * * / CHAR PS, * r* A N F O K P , N.1 ,, has tha finish lina only Mickey Vernon of lhe Boston Red Bill Liliard af Chicago *?t • Sax r -1 .*••. * — MHO H AS P O LE CORNELL bait night, for examplr, Ihe :0> yards front tha New York M'»rry Dick­ money, mark In th* 1P54 ABC son alto hava dona well with new CREW OCA0/1, VAULTED /$ P E R T Bri-uk* pulled one out of the fire jjtata Thru way, mould lime r<i bawling tournament when h* eiubi. A tcp g o r r e / i THAN when they edged the Chicago — CELEBRATS earned 12.180.75. Fred Bujnrk of AN to n e t u t , MIOHT Cubs 3-3. Until Junior Gilliam bit Kaslelball raptain Ron Judaon — ■»:-• HiS Ear// YEAR Detroit won 82.058.33 in 1955, NAVE SEEM ED a triple In the eighth Inning, h* . n< haaehall cspliin-olart U rry CH THE ,/cB A C/A'CN TO Don Heinrleh, former L'nlverDodgera couldM louch young Dun 8 lad*a will b. forward* en DartVl> 11‘.TN Joe EavoIJi, Michigan S titt’s sity of Wathington quarlsrbark. BECO M E R /R S T f' „ , . mouth’. 1183-58 basketball team. AHOTHSR varmUls IraeV-rwan, won tbs 1955 scored two touchdown* for tha 2 - t /m e y j* At it lurnad out, they colltclad ___ _ i\rtR co iL :o /* rt OLYM PIC H/NHER Drnk* Relays 120-yard high hur- New York Giants in 1955. Bo'Ji Just four hli*. Ctrl Erskint,' w’to n , e B#y Mtadtws Futurity of ROHn.’S /N TM/f f J dla event In 0:14.2 -■ ons tenth were on keeper plays. Ha alia ASSSC/ATtO.1 I ? . 1, , " May ! , ? 112, * Vwent S t eight elih't in in- r#cf 1347 ,n h* •value. ' lM»t • set for E V E N T -- THAT of • second off tho meet record. passed for t«n touchdowns. nn-hittar It U SHEEP /V ninjs, f* UP 70 1T ,C! „ . . April 20, I9JT and la for 2-ynarT.iE RESATTA X THU YEAM — ta r HOW THAT H-*OOT VAULTSRt BUT ••Thai’* what I mean, ilgkfd _ . , )dl> VC A t SYRACUSE, HAVE BECOME A S PLEHTipUL AS Al:t:n, “SoL| our bitting and JJNS /& ---4-M/HUTg MH.SRO, a o B CAR T EVER pur pllvhfng Hi'* been poor avan T H EIR t u f i i l t l In 1*01 AFFORD TO RAVE AH DFR DAY OR though w*’ft slid only 3tx gimai , O S S VARS/r/ * aueeaatful rsel.g Ag MKSHT HOTSYtN MAKE THE TEAR elf tha pita. I'm not to cone*rn*d TR/UAiPH 4 ta stud until hi about our bitting ga t am th* WAVTMt B A NMhflsif p tcHing, fUkough with almost *vPEPS fi/RST try ana In a dump, I ran mgk* M C E i9 tO . rhangai until I'm blue In tha faee and tht result always will bo iba same. "But at an In iprtng training. 1 Slid our pitthiwg was puff big problem. and I think t waa-right, it eould gat vrori* too If Nowrombe's tore arm doaan't come ground." Alston aaid hla big need It a lsft-h»ad|r. “Bendy Koufex l a t going i7rTittf^,w yw good." ho rtmarked. Service Station “Btildai, it tabaa Him a weak •nt n U ta tlm m w F *” ** 34 KOUB SERVICE to kt»l up after he pitchaa." Tima — Batteries - Faria DgFiHgHt* *»>i MX «Z Sk. irmurawca I carry on CRAPES Darralt Flayd, Funra« llalvorPRONE t t H RAVg AR a. tlty'a AD-Amsriiaa btakalball EYnRtPtiv sw o rn sr>:» a a p PfPich A rt. gad b n *4*r e° v eT ,r,' B u u ?r ■ a * OEMSRALLY POM THE BODY OP T*l play ir, baa bond cheisn tka >1* S ta lM U Blvd. BASE AT A PELATn'UY LOW STROKE f f - S o . Eoulkarw Cenfaranca atklato af K’ aacuh ue »t >wa m nw t * 1188, 1 \ 1 \ 1 S -— : Beli Is Taking Over In All-Star Balloting b>«’ ^ Big By Alan Mavtr NOT EASY NOW u Alston Thinkinq Out Loud Alan ANOTHER SWEEP? —- • FUNK HHWWai FWB “BESTBUY”IH BELL'S SUndtrd yw RAYM ON D M. gA LL, R EA LTO R Real Eatau galps — Bawtala - lasaatmowta Iftiuftiift Aid IRfwfPwsw v*am AaiJi i.v t ■ : j 0, M. RsrrisML Aimsristg Brtftsr a 0. N lftb ri * N EW LOW PRICES BOTTLED GAS S$00 M * 1B0-LB. CYLINPER OAC FINANCE C O K m O K A T t p N , - 1 lAfffOtB_______________ III w«f Nret ItfMff., . . . . ..Tti. n 35 NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SANFORD GASPHONE CO. Ita SI* E, PIRIT «T. 4 0 7 W tgtC bbIpbI Avmujb. . . . . . . . .T«L 3 4 4 t ) 4 A ^ S R M A I ----- . V * # aadatUy .I h a I n t UaM you taka namat roek-bottoaa Find aut what you ■in. ,|W IRVING I. PRYOR | 4W < 1 �a * Cash In" The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads£ Tuea, June 88,1 858 Pnfe f ----U L. gut — riiM Technician SV-^ORStn—CATTLE—HOGS■ 1 Fhena IH4 Rout* 1, l u b r t IT"; FUuTpU>ODED- Jariay bull, .1 h - ro o fin u p lu m b in g ild. may be raglalarad. year old. Fhuue «!•>* All, *1*31* 18U.fl. Par lattei Shetland Pony. Vary aantla, child 0 ran handle. Alao goat. Phone •utb Park-Phone DaUnd 1331*ft. PLUMBING ' “Tartj.’SKBbBSf** P k f u c w t o b at' Lei Angelas and tka *rown Derby, haw Orleaaa and Antoianss, Mew Verb *nd Conay W ind, H a lf lT-tt keatk TM ar 2^£ IIM II I AUs Fkaaa aa-MVSlCAL lN*TVUMRNT* NOW UPRIGHT Pl*na; good condition. Phone 433-W. U-WAMTW W BUT F10I for alia. 1100 each* Mttho» ■ f° Home, Enterdiet Chtldren'i I prlie. b u M Art- mum ruone 1821 DC 4 Tractor, Barialn BRITT TRACTOR CO. >mnBRsrat a MERCHANDISE Write Boa 1171 or Ph. YO U CA N • RENTALS 4*—ARTICLES FOB IALB H—APARTMENT* PUnt-M IO gal. Peas Looker*, ipectal gT.se. Juagla Hammocki, W J W W T tt Tarpaulin*. Army-Navy lurplua HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t 310 Sanford Ave. ApU. 331 & Atlantia, Dayt,na Beach, Call tm-W ,_________ —Factory lo You— AIuitiU um FURNISHED Garage a p t 3300 Venatiia BUnde Malionvtllo. lis t Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rati with pintle ends. Plastic or t u n e IS—RFICIAL m m e u rayon tape*. Cotton or njloa T»W cords. Bankerik Glean and Paint Co. EfBeianey apartments, air toe* and TV optional 3621 » M | r i m , n c , frogrtaam 1 U .l 14 Wait Ind St. Fkaaa iiO dauoung S. Park (High*if 17-13), San­ Ph~ - * MAQIC-CHEP gai range, Good ford. CLARE’S TOURIST COURT condition, $33. Phone 12. FURNISHED apt*. I’hone 1321. OSLAJfPO We buy and aell used furniture. PITIR G1UCKMANN. 30, a San SIM. Paying top cash price* for any* Three and loor room furnish*-! Francisco watchmaker, hold* • ante. Very elaaa and cloya la. thing of valua. SUPER TRAD* world map aa he (tend* by hi* Phone 618. Jlmmv Cowan. ING POST on 17*81. Ph. 8017-W. Male Drapery aid I monoplane before taking oft Cetera. from New York on the second nrriClENCY ApartmenL Suit­ FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tape Re leg of an 16,000-mlle solo flight. STANLEY KULP corderi, Supplies. SEE — WIE* able for bachelor or couple. The 330-pound amateur pilot Fhewe laaierd — mu -J BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 310 Private bath. Acroaa from Foil ■ n A Park (Bivay i7.w> laid he would live on coffee and Office. Manuel Jaeobum. g. Park Ava. aandwichei while in the air. Hit I room lnd fleer fumlih. itinerary will Include Europe, like new mahogany din­ OSTEEN, WELL DRILLING Complete Africa and South America. Hi* ing room aulte. Oval table and •d apt. Scraenad porch. Phone Pump lalaa with rrafl l* equipped with auxiliary *lx chair*. Large breakfront 13S7-JI. Evening* 1141. Repair Strrlte and buffet. 1300. Other mlscel- 3-ROOM l i t floor furnithed apt. fuel tanks. {internationalj GARLAND SHAW laneouy furniture. 11 ft. boat A Screened porch. Phene U57-J-L F. O. Bex Mi trailer, fIRS. Corner Palmatto Eveningi 1113. IS—HOMES l Angwood 17-82, be Bary. S. Farley, i > w. p. Apt. 113 Elm SI Phone 2333.W. M-APPUANCKS w iJ W ?8■swarmus tba mat* e v e n s LOST—21 Jewel Bulova watch on F ljit^ ait. t. jReturn Bedford Herr IIM, SUMMER DAY CAMP 33-Angnet | | . Ph*W*31*4 A |m m tevtaf* to r" BOWARP VAN _____ m e . FRKWPUUtl jliw m * BTOIAQE. Ine. ‘ Ate* ‘ w IfiE s fcetUwa: M o ntlJS t? • AUTOMOTIVE FOBBALI —TBM. f . Outbetld ■ater, Mercery. Good eauditioa. Can u s . Balyk Ham FOB SALE—IBMIt H. F. Johnson Outboard Motor. Good Condition * prlco gag, can ass-w , . ltdoot 8#mi-V bottom 5 'rr« jd Mat. Newly raflnlahed. U14 Randolph St. Phono 1T87-W. No. g — HUi ad will admit Mr*. W O. Lvtag.ton, to the BlU Tbaatrf. Bap. July *, *M*YOU |g aaa US before “ — — - and ■•pfew p Lo y m e n t • u n M iu u ft. kwFS" HOB a w Perd BMtbwagon. Call 40S-R We are accepting applications for a part time rcpreuntatlve to to*40 'PLYMOUTH—ISO cash. Can do credit reporting In Seaford end vicinity on a fee bails. Ba­ ^ b e seen at SU Laurel Ave. thed or aeml-rctlrotf persona also considered. Car eiiential. Reply by mail, stating age. background, business or em­ ployment record and present activities. Reporting Manager, Dun A Brsdstrcft, Inc., P. O. Box 2300 West Bay Station. Jacksonville, Fla. EXPERIENCED artist for color­ ing quality photograph*. Ray­ mond Studios, Florida flute Bank Bldg, IB-WORK if ANTED—FEMALE DAYS Work and baby sitting. Ph. S4AJ. housework. Phone 1 1 «r Caab. E ittn ita i giveat' CaU M t dayOgaa er Mr. ^ l e y , 4**, evewlega. UGH SCHOOL bey With power '^AIKT wow, pay later. Up to *300 mower wants mowing. Ttf.M-4. ifrw g a liU lT a a llTJft nwmUdy. Odd job# desired by experienced carpenter. Phono 410*WT Coll MTfrJ for FULL TIME job for summer, by ALUM1NVM FAINT High School bog. Phone »**W. For Hotti i Tr ailer Borfe NEED A P A J jT M J j^ B * UBI M-BUMNBSfl OPPOBTUMT1ES 8, Park ItaM jB * INTERESTED in a small bualsauT Tropical aupwry. Raa Ava. B A L L B L B C im iC C a rwei Cooareetlu aod Aeoeira « - *- r AIR CONDITIONING . Wash and Damp Dry V* . Waao lad Dry Fold mfisa1 gHR Bemineia Realty fur Dtsir , B A LL R EA LTY ~ Mamet n*d Ama. Ph—ie IT RAFMGND M. BAIL ' ORCAR M. BAIR WON OCEAN FRONT cottage at New REG. BROKERS Smyrna, Ph. 3147 after I p ra. I. D. Magbleymae, Aeoeetate COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4* 884 Snntb Para Ave. Pk<me 8 room, 1 bedroom houie. icrcened porch. Nice yard. All electric House with 10 acres on hard kitchen, 4 month* only, »iu mad. *4,300. *1000 down. Modern block 4-bedroom home, month. Phone 2943. 3 baths. *13.000. Attractive THE HOWARD COTTAGE- New Term*. Smyrna Beach, accomodates 6. LeasaK A REALTOR Plrtt ocean viaw, 430 week. ContaLt CULLEN ft HARREY JACK GOLDEN REALTY, New IN N. Park Ave. Pbewo *111 Smyrna Beach. *3,350, THAT’S ALL) 3-BEDROOM home, unfurnished. I SR frame house, modern balh, Call B O O S , am 4 mils* out on bard road. W. M. - B u r RTRMPKR 47—PUBNTTVBE—MOU*SBOU> 3-BEDROOM furnished House. For tnformiUen ciU Ml-R. BiaBer - General ta n n s tt GOOD* Gay ANen. Aseneiaie FURNISHED Coltagf. Ph. 433-W. Arietta Price, Ateacieie HELD OVER lit N I'ark Ave. • Big rooms A balh. Large yerd Pkane IIB ONE MORE WEEK A garden*. *40 mo, Ph. uo*-W-3. A lexander f t Stringer Real Estate • Insurance IR-tOOM* Mrs. LouriM Msseenger, A«sec. Ph. !• CLEAN roe ms, TV. Tbe Gables, 107 Mignolia Ave. 401 Msgaoli v IF IT Ik KF.AL MTATE ash Onnsley A Meetettli 4»>WANTED TO BENT 778 at UV a* Fart ' HEDROOM fumiihtd heme for “ T K 1 .H W two week a. July Tth thru July KingiUe Bed, ec nu 30th. Respoulbt* party, Refer­ 1* ns fer frre rk Are, P m e rty t laches wider and REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN ence! furnished. Phone liTO. longer than ordinary bod 3344 French Ave. L. E. Reel._________________ Bedroom Suita J. W. HAL!.. REALTOR Bookcase bed. Dreeaer Jefcnay Walker, Aeaaclate REAL ESTATE and Miner • Call Hell" Phone 17U &sm,tinr. Echols 36th Anniversary Sale ““ K? dll e g p ^ A tiH U g Lear* B. Otter Reg. Real Relate MM &. ABE YOU LOOSING FOR A NEW HOMEY . SEE in d COMPARE Tubular I tael Black and Gold The Homei lull! DINETTE »y no RAM A TUDOR. INC. “r W A " BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three And Four Bedroom Homes Reg. 569.95 1 A 3 baths Varied Selection of Plans Avail­ able. Priced From tUJOO tn U I .000 Special 8 8 VH (Gf) — FKA A FHA Inscrvtee Financing. a t _____ HOMES AVAILABLE: * South Pinecrest . . . . fianford, Fla. Grove Manor* ........ Sanlurd, Fla. Mather of Sanford Valencia Villa* . ... DcLand, Fla. 303-08 E. 1st SL Phone 137 BALES OFFICE 2S23 *. French Ave Phone tlOQ A MB0 $48 ««TV H1GI Preferred mtee 4n Preleered Policybeldeea OZIEK REALTY CO. yMBsr • FINANCIAL CMWar AmioSMl tig—LA U WDST-BBT CLEARING APPLIANCE CENTER 'Your WetUBfbouae Dealer" PHONE 1TIT 11* MAGNOLIA WAITRESS — Apply Touehtoa'a IB—BUMJMNG MATBBMLn Drug Start, Mr. Clark. USED BRICK Beautician, air conditioned aalon. CARLOADS baaettfal aaed Good pay, permanent poiitlon. TWO bnck. Orange, red, and burnt Phone 871 or 3MO-J. black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO, YOUNG Lady to work In Dairy Queen.' Experienced prtferreiA RED-I-M1X CONCRETE but will train beginner. Miracle Concrete Ca. Dairy Queen. 3331 B. Park 308 Elm Ava. PhBARUtf Full time eaihier. Muat be capa­ SepUe Tanka ble of operating bookkeeping Inata nstalled. ciah regliter. Starting salary Miratle Concrete Co. 133 week. Weatern Auto, 214 ESOB Elm Ave. Phone 133* Flrat St, METAL ROOFING dmimatritivt Secretary Imvntd* w ■u rrim R_i u " lately. Shorthand preferred but N^Corrugated "J" — 81*" Corrugated not ciaentlal. Electric typewri­ Get ell Your roofing needs at ter. Good personnel policies. I Shtrmtn Concrete Pipe Co, Write Seminole Memorial Hat) Out Wait 13th SI pita!. P. O. Box StS or Call 3183, | Ext. 1. t7—HELP WANTSll-MALB . Ot„ bourne JANITOR WANTED Please give all Qualification! In HI Call first letter. Address all letter* to A. C. Madden, 701 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Fla. __ TBAILBB a id Cabana, iTp. inquire Office, C ity CAREER position with a Major alk r F a n . 4th St. at French insurance Co., available to a Sanford reiidcnt who is married, between 23,43 yeara old and la aslesminded. Write qualifica­ s a r a s f c s n r a s ; tions to P. O. Box 1317, Sanford. 14-TBUCEB No. 37 — Thle is a free guest pass lo Sirs. Arne Erickeen, to the __ P IC K U P truck. Ride-ln Theatre. Exp. t \ m . Sanford Gai Co. Movlelend July S, 103A M*9 r M4BW after 4 p. m. T. V. R E PA IR S For Ream or Building Kvlnrude Zina for *30 'Tit 10 p m. Service Call*, 13.00, H. B. PO P! CO. INC. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 3M3-J. W. A. m Booth Park Are. PbtM 14M Norrit, Ph. 1338. Licenaed Itch* Fhme tea njcl*ni,_ guaranUed work. BAGGEKLY I m A i Nw I Imhu 'T&&S*sE hot A cold water. *10 per week •VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Ajea *lc_cpm^ro°m, *5 per week. •LOW DOWN PAYMENTS •LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS DESIRABLE one and two bed­ A. K* SHOEMAKER. JR. room furnithed apt. Ph. 433<W Fount 1881 1100 UclIonvUle 3-ROOM lakcfrcmt apt. Hot water. 140 month. Wm. Muigrave, Lake No. 63 — This ts a free n e a t p an Mary. to the Movieland Ride-ln The­ DESIRABLE 3*6edroom furnish­ atre fur Mrs. E. T. SummersUL ed apt. 600 Palmetto Ave. Ph, Geneva. Eap. July t, 1U3, 8TS-J. 17—RKUKRR3 end REALTORS FURNISHED 3-room garage apt. ONLY 14000.00 couple. 1401 Oak Ave. Three bedroom elder house on one lot just outside city, clois to CLEAN furnished first floor apt. shopping area. Only *4030.00. 1004 Palmetto Ave. Additional lots avallabls. Fund 3-ROOM furnished apt. Clean, ture included In above price. close to town. *10 month. Call Robrrt A. WinUwn. Iteeltor 11S1-J. Raymond Lnndqnivt, AaewiMe Phone ibis Atlantic Bank Bldg 17--BOUSES t»d t o n AGEg rue u BY MAIL!! / Whethdr you llva right here In Sanford, or beyond th i Sanford locsl telb* hone rone, it may be more convenient to mail your Went Ad lu the drald Office. Trint or type your «d below; count the word* (inlttiii or aat of number* count aa one word) j five average-length words make one line; then fiiurw your coat from thn rat* achedule. and mail with cash, atampa, check or money order to The Sanford Herald, Sanford Kta. ISe p er Una 1 time.. lie per line I tlmeal S time* lie per tins 16e par line — 22 tlmeal G RATES; Mialiaem Charge *4c. Ceetreet Rate and Classified Display Rale* oe Reqeeel The Sanford Herald will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right tn reviga or reject any id* vertlaement that does not conform to the poUclcj uf this paper. PRINT YOUR AD BELOW (If necessary, us* eatre sheet of ja p e n SU E, n*Bt SL ______________ af buyeri, rentara, wertae*. u*e Vast Ada. ~ Ittl le piece ’em. NAME .rn o N E ADDRESS Number of Unei -Number of Tlmea. Cheek • Money Order -Rum p* er Cash P A \ MENT ENCLOSED. HI | P ) \/\N l( 0 h in.ilt' Post Office Dept. To Operate Under M3-Period Year1 Poitm arlrr Gewarnt Summerflrld, ha* annwinced that effective Jun. 30, the entire Po*t Office Department will npsrat* * “ 13-perlod year” far Internal accnunlina and management purpoirs. This Is another Important .tip In aoplylng business rn»ni *f : mcnl technluuss to the nffaira nf tii* Postal Rervlce. Although many private huilnm ea have long enjoyed the benefit* ef uniform 31dsv accounting periods, the Port Office Is the first Denartmant of Govsrnmant to adopt this predict. On Dec. 3, 1031 the Tost Office Department changed its method nt salary and wage pa/menu from aemlmonthly to biweekly periods as requlrad by Public Law r.s, approved Juna 10, 1833. With mura than 500,008 amployaa on th« pay 1oil Hit adoption of ac­ counting period* each conilstlnc of two biweekly pay pariods, will materially simplify the accounting uotk and provlda for mora accu­ rate Interim taporta for manage­ ment purposes. In addition, each accounting period will have tha ssma number of weekday*, laturdsy* and Bundaya, which will materially facilitate comparison, of prngrais Iroiu period to psnod. The Bureau or the Budgst and the Ttcasury Department have ap­ proved the adoption of tha n«w procedure by the Poit Office De­ partment for use in Internal rtporting. For aatarnal reporting and annual budget purposes tha Departmsnt will continue to obisrve the traditional Govarnment fiscal year ending Juna 30. Tha change will not in iny way affect ralation* with the public, and box rents and ether transac­ tions related tn calendar months and calendar quarters will remain unchanged. It will affect postmas­ ter* and nlhar amployaa only in­ sofar as tt.e liming of certain re­ ports heretofore rendered en the basis of calenner periods, MU ELM AVE. 3 Bedroom modern home, near Pinecrest Kchool, only S yeara eld. Excellent condition, move In at once—IB30O—down pay* mant can be as low a t *40040, balance like rent. Retired? Have eieellent room house it 1401 Willow Ave., Hardwood Floors, kitchen elec­ trically equipped, nice yard, good aelghbori. MO0O down — R I B monthly, 4tt per eent NEWR FILLERS ......... AnneS Mortgage. Adults in families with email children usually have mare ScniNMto R««lty colds than ether adults, Y. W. Mar* turns on lie axis nnre 8M Pee* Aon. n or id* every 24 hours snd 37 minutes. Americans bought 4.006 auto­ Robb L. Paria«, Brwktr mobile* in 1*88 end seven millien Aftaigg J. HaU, Aaeeeiata M7l 17-gg el Hiawatha in mu. There are 10,000 wile* nf rail* A raw travel case that sip* open tika a notebook to hold toi­ let articles is mads ef lightweight A. B. Pete non. Broker AieeeleMa moire which can be kepi deea A. B. Peterson Jr.. P. J. Chea­ with soap end water. It has trens. ter ion, Garfield WUletta, John Varent plsstio compartment* for Meisch, B. W. Willie ms. Keiel tissues, washcloth, shower cap, M. Field, A. C Dendney, Lewd pleitie botlla, toothbrush, end • •uvtyer. soap holder. 11* N. Park No- M — This ed Is s (raa guast pass to tha Movieland Rida-ln Theatre for Mri. Helen Lin*. Exp. July 3, 1834. WILSON.Mi FURNITURE OO. • YO U R W A N T ADS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES CERAMIC TILE Fanl F. Mueller A Son Ph. U4 Free estimate. Quality work. Well drilling, water guaranteed. lOOt-W. PUCE • HI 11‘ WAN IN) M.ilf Si I HA I li IN'. DAILY CROSSWORD AM 1 11 a 1m • to N * 22. Tight • ^ • J.h 34. Uproer fl n •* . * , w• 3*. or . 411 *. , 1 0. Furnished log!* .\ i« >11 U * NU (l with shoes 34. She* ll l. it 9. Long (op shont V• , I II 5. nsvolva can 10. Grtw while «. Skslna Indian * ll* 4 13. Dcxtarous of yam *1. one a »ia>« 1 a of 13. Vary Inflam­ T. Ancient g. Makes mable * vs*4**«ay'« material deeper class 14 Needy 8. Slssvelsas ef garment 13 Writing sagee 34. Wagon* It. Plays fluid (Thi .haoal 37. Affirmetlv* 13. Monkey 10. Father 31. Ba- vetea 17. Man'a name II. Prosacultl navo* 40. God of wgr 10. Branch Judicially lint 1Or,) 21 A pita 20 Chief lingu­ 33. rcopit ef 43. Mint 33. Miacsllan/w. istic stock af Scotland 4* BxclA* 34. Mualeal Indochina 33. To wgit fer Instrument 27. Faultily ' 29. Decay 30. North '^ M U i l f l i B ^ m . n j n Atlantic * ACROSS 1. Tha solar disk 34. City IN. Y.| 38. Cirrus (abbr I 31. Metal container 4t. Absent 42. Grant 44. A weed of the grainflclda (Bin | 4B. Fry lightly 41. Rend* forth, u beams 47. Minus 41. Head coverings DOWN 1. Bar for balding cutting taels 3. Long nail 3. Highest known mountain in ths world 4. NorthlUt isbbr.t in 0' TT" Tlrr !T m vr fr rr r IT i vr w TT ** T rT T ** % W w z r TT z z r j i □ d YOU'RE TELLING ME! -I f hnuiam *m CcatrolPmi W rit* MILT, the sterling prtnUr, gaya ha to mighty proud ed Wa * elm* malar. The ochool wav he* wee e football chgmptoHUp but, than, if* «avar staged ■ peaty mid, either. • t t t peekst taievtotoR acts.' tt.' Where rr] good there 7—wen Rifytog glaae to I • m i m ) n ( waUhiag r prtoa tg hht*FR t bottlo.l between tern ante. - I I t A FUfgtoe ttofcne totoia mwmrehip eR Though hoik he owl hie wf/e R fiotk 0/ n i r t Saw •dhm df w sl to the pefie. e ewedidete /er m Mod toe sm * i ettg eeweetl a/ Peieme, I toJg>got Rut eae vole. Died see dtt'i tow V* t le eeptoto Ihelf I » t I I to«iaJ wo j m l i ftft^ldl ARljstolll Kto UatAg 8a Wy ^^BKRIqVF 9p ' tor the root totem by m UPi boms . to I t t A Nlgtrtaa witch . , ndvartlate to hie ‘ Tha selenitic California prog­ Prevaa again what nostic*toe alee predicts wall eoma day bo u n y to f arnund watch- If Not R*eet«iRg R t f u lt r D t l i w y of tlw No. — This ed will *dmit M(*i FLORIDA TW KS-VM ON Joanne Eewnedy t* the Bits Theatre eg a gueii. Eap. July *, Call 173T A- I �Gruenther Says N ATO's Objective To Ston Attack | T H E SA N FO R D HERAT,!* P ag e 10 Tuea, JU n e 2 6 ,1 9 5 6 ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3., tP — Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther »r«d I n t night the primary objecti-e of NATO foreei In Etimne U ^ bog down iny initial ittie k hr i f Russians until atomic retaliation could wlpa out the enemy. Gruenther, retiring supreme Al­ lied commander In Europe, ipoko In a vein reminiscent of aome of President Elsenhower's speeches as the general addressed a formal state dinner at the 48th annual Governors Conference. He said that what the Allies are trying to develop Is a "land mm shield which would be atronY enough to force any entmy to concentrate." "When he concentrates," he said, "he will be especially vul­ nerable to attacks by atomla weapons. The defense has a big advantage under this concept." Denying that NATO la "falling NOTHING WAS I.KFT of the top of the Chevrnle-. convertible whirb skidded 4.10 feet before enmlng apart," Gruenther said that In to a atop esrly Sunday morning immediately south of the Lake Monroe Bridge, Pictured above is the three or four years the shirty car after being righted by a wrecker. (Staff Phulo) w would become effective with GeP J 'S ,VV; ' V man contributions. after the conference had recom­ "When It Is effective . . . we mended the action as a start to­ consider that wc Will be able to ward keeping the nation from get­ give a reasonable guarantee that gigantic picnic lunch. (Staff Photo) ting soft In the trend toward more we shall be able to defend ill of mechanization and easy living. the NATO territory egelnst in allMaking up the conference were out act of aggression," he said. persons prominent In sports, med­ icine, education and other fields. In his letter to the delegates the P r e s i d e n t aaid, he ANNAPOLIS, Md, If) — An Im­ believed the delegates shared hit portant first itep has been taken feeling that a good fitness pro­ by American leaders who met gram was essentially a home and here to consider way* of better­ local community problem, and ing the physical fitness of Amer­ that s federal program should not General Arthur E. Summerfield Commission, clearly shows that tckidat z rn M o a v ican youth in an age of automo­ be necessary beyond the coordi­ l i e s Opsn House T O M IIS f paid today. the Post Office Department has a nating and encouraging of local biles and escalators. 4 :2* a a la a s o o a _ - " t believe the American peopl* quit rat* well below that of must 1 :0* Sllckty Mouse i Z t i e i s r i wise B i d e w i n A prominent group of youth efforts. Marti? Meat, t ^ a t * Aiwa?* l iS I know Juit how loyal and agencies of comparable size. The Study groups at the conference C a r io u s C a rslval (t e e *:«* n s o o r t leaders left a two-day conference diligent postal worktra are and same if true when comparison is * : l t Douclaa Kdwmr*a A New* W aalkar-Mewe-wyew on the subject Wednesday with also made these proposals: *:10 Cisco Kid Jo h n l u l y Nsw* 1 :oe Disneyland M u n a aroll'S Cor*** assurance from President Elsen­ Daily physical education pro­ ior manufacturing nuu.w .c, ,to , Governori Conference at. I C R n n c r « I s lain* I ta e a o r Til* W L e g a l N o tice hower that be will follow their grams in schools and better health S: Jo* ami Maid* lU n d taro u s Summerfield pointed out. Atlantic ctly, N. J., that he want*»• * ° 9 C r5 IS instruction for every child. Silo Huotlishi T h e a tr e ••The L lvlnc Hook1* recommendation and establish a "Comparison of tha flrat four C(| ,n „ivc numbers of the House C | o r a 0 ( l f t n l / t a n t:ut» las.uuo w u r . l i u a I i.o* T o r s . •.•«•* More financial support for rec­ NUTSl'M o r SUIT "Preildent'a Council on Youth t:S« 1'spsl I’lavara month* of IBM with the same xn,| Senote at]Virice notice so they h J U lU C II Hnotllnht T h e a tre • T A T S OK etAMlIwA i u i reation and youth programs 10:01 1’h d Silver* Fitneai.” It would be composed 11 uoo g u e .i i o u 1 ord T kvatra , Muna 6tuUM■ 4b1*41 kllOWfl II Abnll months In IBM indicates the Po»- euu|d arrange their personal and rk f iS rm n ii l«MI • * ituusv. Asn "s'- llu u a e i w i a s m tal Service it conslslenlly lm- business affairs for the 20-day of Cabinet members concerned “ which the nallon not only can 10:1# I Led 1 Live* % n U i r m U I I K i r . . I d . T h e a tr e f , iiwUMv. II alls*. MStau J liuuav. afford but cannot afford to deny." 1 1 : 0 » l|e * Tteoort _ Crossroads f r alive. 11. A. U ryant, 14 stive, u r - proving on this favorable record. ipcc|j | session. I DE LAND, - The election of J. with the problem and will coordi­ And alt such groups In the com­ 11:11 T.e« r* u l. M a r r fWrd Kish l Newe II.p o rt l l l M W l t t l , if a l l s •• C■*••*>*“ »•• In January IBM, foe example, the nate activities of 35 federal agen­ 11:21 l.s t* Show—''t i t n a t c h f e r a X|)e formal call won't be Issued Carlisle Roger*, president of the S t a r l l s h t T b s a tr * II aUea. IL I* Coleman II all**-. munity-schools, churches, social Miar" Mlsn o f f « u t u i Uolainlo, II alive, A S', Postal Service had a reported quit untj| xftcr ho return* the end of First National Bank of Leesburg, cies. lllll organizations and other*— should i w . i m i e it aiivx. M a raa i* ! W- Ilain- rate of OJJ per 100 employes at l)CXt wcc|,. Elsenhower also said he would I as chairman of the board of dtl i : i t N tw e m t a . O f f "“ V i& eM sn ei *«>, it alive ami Marwarel H. l u u t aouesaiMu irni U alive, a n d l u a . r reepeoltve compared with 0.40 In January, Collins lud Indicated to new*- rector* of Golden Gift, Inc., waa name a dtisens' advisory com­ cooperate. WKtlNKSDAT M o m i m r o Fitness programs should begin l i J s s v w v i u u u . i i If oiarrleu. ami II «:4I Tost P a t te r n e with thc*o fig- mcn ear||c|. t^at lie was consider- announced recently by Andrew P. mittee to arouse In the American I’f oera aa Baenae m u u , their reeveoHve unknown Itelre. IBM. Contrasted TiO* (loqd Morning m S I S Hew a-W eath er •aviaeae. a ra a le e a . aaeianece. IJ* h u r t urea, the quit rate for all Federal ,n|{ bringing tho Legislature back Young, president of tha cltrua people a "new awareness of the in the home, and adults as well 2:00 l :#0 (‘apt. K a n e a r o c h e Morning Shew a r e a Ilore, iruulaaa. ur s n v awl all agencies In January IBM was rc- ncxt moni), to appropriate money Juica company, 1 :0* G a r r r Moor* Importance of physical and rec- at children should participate. 0:0* TCaptain .o iu w wVreoae c la im iag h r . lhrmi*U. under Play areas should be set aside in OiO* Vlewer'a SU lse t i l * (Jodfrer et u t e a a lM l aata raeueoilve named ported as 0.67 per 100 employes, f,Rlll the Ihreat to the cltrua ]Rogers, who was elevated from reational activity." 10:11 homes for this purpose. S IS f l . r r r Moora UefenuaaU) Kuaene U. l li a d l.y , at10:10 Btrlk# It Hick embcrshlp on the board to chair- Hie President'! concern over Youth themselves should have S:So Krai# Kovace Show au know n aa K. II. Ilredlev. and and In January IBM was 0.66. For am| vegetable Industries imposed membership 11 row Valiant Lady m eiula k ? U r a d l e r hie w'la. If allva, the same period*, manufacturing hy the Mediterranean friiil fly, to manshlp, ! 0:PO T his I.end nf Oura Jong anshlp, long haa been a promtfailure of American youths to pais 11:11 L o re of L i l t a part In planning such programs. 10:10 Btrlk* It lllcls T. C. C a tla w av and Mark U . t n l l a - industries had a reported quit .................................... r ' ll:Z0 Bearrh for To marrow >nt figure In Florida finance and a basic "minimum fllncas" test w a r , hla wife, It all**. W. I . LuteLady Valiant Many delegates noted that there 11:00 11:41 Ouldlnw L la h t and g e nnale Coleman, hla wile. rates of 1.4 per too employe* In l i l t s l.ova of Liro r oaa 0 citrus Industry. He recently; which European youths breezed 12:00 la.oo d e p o r t were no ynutha at this conference 1*iSO Mean h for T om orrow I alive, i l e n r r A. T lu o m U also January IBM and 1.0 per 100 em­ 12:10 Bland |To A Be Counted implcted a term a* director of through resulted In the calling of called to plan for their fitness. k n o w n ae II. A. Tltconih. aud Alien 12:10 Ae World T urn* ployes In January 1053,” Summerli. Tllcouib, hla Wlla, II alive, L J. i« Jacksonville branch of the the conference at tho Naval Aca- More adults should be recruited 12:00 New. J o h n n r Careoa L .tcoian and Kalliar U. T n m n i b hie 12:10 B u n d d p A TU r n i in l e d l l n u eepartr ederal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, demy. If alLva, an4 If dead, for volunteer youth recreation 12:10 ••Ae th e W orld T urne" III* I’nvnff r x u K t l v i unknown litlr*. d»irU«*;i l-t'O Johnny Coruna Golden Gift, wilh headquarters Vice President Nixon told a dinliok C rosb? programs. iki*8iil««a. lltMora. crtdllor*. 1>30 A r t L ln k l e U t r 's Mdueepart? ■« t r u . i e t e or s i r and all nereuiia sre and plant* also in Eustla, la ner meeting closing the confer- Better use should be made of 1:4S VIIm Vara r i s k i e r t*ew • t a u n i a a by, t h r e u a h , u n d r r or a1:0* T h e III* T a r o f f f major producer of fresh chilled enc# that »uch action as naming present athletic and recreation r r r e t Storm g e in a l Mid reepecllve named da1:10 Film Vara r d s e of Kile fe ed*ole; i l a r a a i s l S. H s m .e r , a* anga Juice, grapefruit Juice and committees to keep exploring the 2iSS d o b C r o . b r Show Open lleuee k s e o a t r l a of l l n Laal Will aad esh fruit sections. It Is a wholly problem "can be the beginning 2 :0* t l r l c h l e r P a r T e a u m s n t of Hobart IL I ta in .e r , de1:IS B errrt Blorm eraaaeu. l l alive aad It dead, h . r auevned subsidiary of Detroit Hard- 0f a solution to the problem or 1:10 T he 2M«e ..f Nl*hl * c a n u r i or aunolnla ei In o f l li e II are Manufacturing Company. (he shelving of the problem. I can mar, and *11 unknown halts, davl.raa, in the flrat century, the Ro­ 4:00 Channel ( I ) Croesrnade tira a le e t. a.slanaea. llanor*. crwdlRogers succeeds Mr. Young, who assure you, though, that there will man* had vacation resorts in the W BIR-TV JtrK enU V SLI.il t o r t , tr u s l e s a a nd alt parsons H alm as both president and chairman be a follow through in this field." Pyrenees, CHANUKI. 0 Ina by, Itiroush. u a d rr or a s a l n . t aald defendant; end a a a l n . l any and Watnspr 1 a move to add to management Preildent Eisenhower'* eonflrhavlna. or clalmln* to r llavs.oaraona rength for an Immediate, far- nation that he would name auch any r l a h l , till* or l n le r e .t la The sand of Bermuda'* beaches I n a followla* deecrlbed iiroparly. ■aching expansion program. The committees earns within hour* la pink-tinted ground coral. lying, being a n d a il u a ts In Meuil- Post Office Dept. Has Low Quit Rate ^ cio i Session TELEVISION hole I'ounlv. Florida, lo-w lt: l^ilB I I I I . SI, IS. and 27. llra d .. . le r 'a Addition lo U.naw ood. f t • ^ . o r d l n g lu u l a l Iherof recorded 1* f l a t Book 1. I>a«a 17 of Ihe , V>ubln: rvtiorae of Banilnola f.oun1 I r , Florida. I.KBH ll:a Northorlv l>«.r! of said Lot I I d e . r r l b r d as bealanln* a l Iba Boulh L aa l corner of i-ol 2>. Ilredlay a Addition In lam a wood, run Uienue VVaalarly l u r e l l e l In Ilia Moo III linn ul Mid lull t i to t h e Atlantic C « e .I Line lla llroad rislit of way l h an re Korlheweleily alona eald r l | l i l of way t o |b « in ie tn r c lln a uolnl of eald r i g h l of trey and lh a W e.I line . <■. .aid lad 21. Ihenca Hmilharlv la Ihe point of beginning, and Use (liat p a r t of Lute IS and 21 •v H r a d l tr 'e Addition lo l-ongIncluded lu Ihe plat ol _.i.e Wayniau llelglila. l ilg n Way Addition re io rd e d In F la t Monk e pa g e 21 ui Ilia publln r e ­ c o rd s a l Bemlnule I'o unlv. F l o r ­ MIAMI 05-Dr. Luis Machado of Havana, director of tha World Bank, keynote* the ilxUt annual meeting of the Chamber of Com­ merce of tha Americaa ^opening TNI ADA KHAN la wheeled (top) to hla box at Ascot, England, in unexpected arrival for tha racing meet The Aga told newsmen ha "would not miss Ascot for any­ thing." At bottom ts tha Aga's wife, the Begum Aaa Khan. rui Products, Inc., Into Golden Gift. With Ui* merger, announced Jointly by Glenco president Conrad N. Hilton Jr., and Young, Gotdan Gift has acquired wide distribu­ tion in the West and le enabled ultimately to expand into froaen and canned foods and Into tha In­ stitutional market. Negotiations with leading canned and froten food processor* on both ce n ts al­ ready hava begun. A South Carolinian, Rogers has been in Florida since 1910 and In la<rsburg ainee lilt. Ha affiliated with tha Firet National Bank there in 1B23 and became presi­ dent In IBM. Ha also is chairman ol tha Industrial Committee of tha Leesburg Chamber of Commerce, chairman of the Federal Legisla­ tive Committee of tha Florida Rankers Association and vice presi­ dent of tha Orange Blossom Trail Association. r.ogers la well-known la tha southern financial Bald through hla past presidency of tha Southern State* Bankers Association, Florida Bankers Association and State Association Section of tha Ameri­ can Bankers Association. He has held many high post* In the American Banker* Association, in­ cluding membership* on its Exe­ cutive Council, rtnanca and Ad­ ministrative Committees. Alto an agriculturist, Roger* operate* a successful 2,000-acr* ranch and haa collaborated with Ihe University of Florida and tha Soil Conservation District In eaLvrimenta an new grass** and legume*. • f CARLISLE ROGERS, president of the First National Bank ol Leesburg, jrboee election ea Chairman of tha Board of Golden Gift, Inc. area announced recently. Golden Gift, n aubdivision of Detroit Jackson Hole, Wyoming, enc* Hardware Manufacturing Company, Is a major producer of fteth a hideout for bed men la now chilled orange and grapefruit Juices and fresh fruit sections with a center for producing naevtea distribution In t t Eastern, Southeastern and Midwestern aUUa as about bed men. well ns Canada. About one-fiftk of U. 8. public high school system* provide foe driver education l:H im i g ita c r a a s tlM B i t IV Y M U IO O l V%| J U r t l a A n t lilt 0:10 M a rk et Meport T w ilig h t uoagw W «O ^M I S* aporio nook • :4» Let's Ge t* Tows .Ti*o v. r tv. ties 7:11 1 II till *i0* 1:2* 1:00 1:11 tits '• •• 10:11 II:M D riftin g On A Cloud Mveale* Maalo Vddlo V l . her Dial M f o r Mnal* C l l r M eneger1. n .p * Dial 'M' Foe Muel* N l*ht Edition Unitad Nations T ho Khythm Hoe* A l R o w s W1U K M New* l i f t Oft GLASS aad PAINT CO. ■m% ; anch | N c o SU LLIV A N 'S *425,000 M ERCURY CONTEST For your personal requirements. Priced from 96B.50, n complete lln* of ell type aids with terms to suit your budget Late Models - Hearing Claasea Barette • All on the Ear • Headband, Select tha one you like Hearing teat* without charge. Service on all type aide • Cords, Battering, Repairs. BANFORD. w* nr* at Miller Radio B Appliance Co. U t South Park Ave, *a Friday morning of each week. See Miller fer batteries. Male* Hearing Service ORLANDO HEARING SERVICE (Garland O. A Thomas t . Smith) l i t F lit K a fl Bank Bldg., Orlande Phene 5-5516 Night* and holidays rati Orlande 5-4487. �jMMr**--, .#>11? lf T w R m N to HU DuHvarod By • P. to. ST h * ^ m t f a r h lim t U n 1 ____________________ _________ A N IN D E P E N D E N T DA ILY M 1W SPA FEM t Ol.l’ME Il.Tin r r; ★ / ★ NIL AMD MM. W. V. BITTING ★ ★ ★ (Staff Thoto) ★ , Bitting Is Confident 6 i City's Expansion from which to ehooaa. aald Bitt­ ing aa h* doacribad tha comp lo­ tion In tha near futura of tha tremendoua program of •xpan■ion. W. C. Touchloa Jr., praaidant of Touchton Drug Company, aald thla of W. V. Bitting, “Wa bar* certainly gana along with any­ thing that Mr. Bitting wanted for hla atom — baenuaa of hia anthnatoam and confidence in tha growth of Sanford — and tha fin* reipona# tho peopla of Sanford hava given him In tha pait — wo could not turn down tha op­ portunity to Invaat In tha futura of Touchton Drug Company hare." Bitting, vie# president of Touchton Drag Company, and manager af tip Sanford ‘ a td f i ala* haa an intaraat in another of tha company’* fin* atora* In Largo. In tha near future, Mr. Bitting will announce tha completion of hia proaont expansion program and plana to offer hla cuatomar* throughout Central Florida a completely new innovation for drug atoro shopping, “I deeply appreciate the contoman and th* confidence in our fidenco abown In nm by our euaataft of omployo* who aorro them," Mr. Bitting aald. **I hava ahraya believed In Sanford and from tho vary f ln t believed that, bacauna of wonderful people hare to “Dot* Bitting'* wo would have one of tho great* »t athar than Ma broly wtfa and moat thriving communttlaa la Bttfal daaghtar, la Baa- Florida.* haa boon, from hla Imflrrt-lora far tha comr, aaa af tha afty'a moat Bloodmobile W ill I aWaaaa — and whatavar lam t aa frautlng tha com­ Be A t Elk's Club ae • whol* — baacbalt, d ria antarprlaa. irv+nt- Tomorrow A t 1 o.m. feyp,: g tmw aommarriol establishMember* of tha EQt'a Club and !ha haa haaa right la tha all other Intonated eltiiena ara toa planning, Invited to donate a pint of blood la going to ho ana af to tha Elk's Blood Bank or any lonltiaa of Florida," other organization'* blood bank aa wa talked about tomorrow afternoon whan tha ftftooa yoan — and tha bloodmobile will be located a t tha Elk'a Club from 1 to T p. m. hack to “Doa" BittAll blood donor* will ba aervod ___ _ happtnaai — with a ataak auppar immadlataly fol­ l toraod topay-lurry from lowing their donation. Paraoni interested In replacing to too othar, ho rcvaolrd proaont ramodollng to blood ara alto Invited to taka ad­ ilitoa Drug Company a vantage of tha bloodmoblla'a viatt .. j aaator la tha third w- to Sanrord at tha Elk'a Qub to* ,' to hla flftoon year* hart, morrow. ng through tha alora and a, ha turaad firat to tha Vgrp heart of my builnc**", a* Social Security Rep ia explained. tho praserlpiion daarim rnt "Wa'va filled nearly on* To Be Here In July gfntoa proscription* hora." ho aald A rapreoentativo of tha Social M ha - pointed to a brilliantly Security AdmlnUtoatlon Dietrlet toklrf.' enlarged, and modern de- Offira in Orlando will bo at tha HflpKjj:. Wa'ra making it apen." Chambor of Commerce Building twaaidr ‘'enlarging it to maka in Sanford on Triday, July «. Fri­ iam for all of tho Urgaat modarn day, July U and Friday, July St, m— far which wo horn grown between tha hour* of t;M a. aa. and adding a battery of ind noon* A Improve condition* under Thla service la made avatlabl* rlpttoas ara compound* to thorn who wish to apply for Old-Age and Survivor* ln*uranc* ...h it beUarfitg in Baaford and benefit*, social security account w f a t a r o — confidant In tha numbers, or obtain Information aoaurity of tho community** forth- about tha Social Security pro­ naming **naw era" — “Doc" Bitt­ gram. ing ami Touchton Drag Company hcra inteetod hug* fund* for tho Double-Header cample ta reooratio# af the atora'* toclUtia* and tho mothods uador Slated Tonight a K A coatomor* will shop. A double-header softball gama fierchandiia will bo on open dieplay and individually marked, aa- will ba played tonight, ttpdcr ajyrtrtjf" .hoppera in making a lights at the Fori Mellon Park | diamond. hatUr •clacUon. - Thirty amployaa — a taam of i Hunt-McBobarts and W. At!so f*gy. pharmacists — each on# Burpee team* of tho city-wide notoetod for hi* or hoc obiilty to softball Itague will moat for tha at and maka friend., will aenra two-gama event which will bagla don Drug Company'* cue- at t:30 p. m. Last night’* game wai rained mill enntinuo to mainUin out. R<>bion Spurting Goode and darn *oda founUia aad Wilson-Malar Furniture Company jn t for which wa Lava will b* featured to a [ « more *xl«julv* menu cr on July A By J. MAXIOM HARM AM SR. Mart than llkoly tha happiest turn In Sanford today la W. V’. S trin g . Tha rosso* far hla happ!i\«n ■tana from tha gigantic Job of turning Touehto* Draff Company ff f’the aornar of P in t St. and Magnolia At*, fata a aalf aarvica ■tors — ana of tha moat modarn Ml tNa anttoa Control F l o r i d a im . ' Fifteen years ago W. T. Hitttoff, known to thousands of hla frianda and aequafnUneae aa •'D o t" ram a to Sanford and agtabliahad hla drur atora In a bailding Juat half tha alia of tha ■waaak atora. ™AM poor by paar Touchtoo Drag Compaiff haa frown. . .Thara’a a «•*<*> for Ha growth, and Daa Bitting always haa a ned y aaawar for tha goaltIon — “Mra. Bitting hai •fan haloing mo fa r I t yaarm”. Actually, th a n ara many watffPa for tha anptaaadawtoA growth mt Tavthtoa Drug Company In t t a n f e r d . Among thorn wa ran ladada “Doc'*'* gonial tha frlondlbiaoa that sly tranafom a aa achrto a. Uiand, ThouaCaatrml Florida roaldanU r. T. Bltttog moat by hi* (rooting and l a m a d I- totaraat la tha aaada af hit E Par D tU fw j > ____________________________________ Nat 12t W ED N ESD A Y ^ JU N E 27. 1 W <i Farmers' Loans Still A vailable 4**• B r--, C O 1121 Before T P. to. Curtia J. Graen, County Super­ visor in charge of Farmera Hum* Administration otfi-e in Sanford announced today that loans to op­ erate farms a n still available. Ha listed that tha United State* Con­ gress hat appropriated flM.OOO000 00 to help meet credit needs for crop and livestock production coat during tha nezt !l months. The Agriculture Department'* objective in providing eredlt to farmera ia to help them become successfully established In a sound farming program and to provide temporary eredlt (o farmers, farmer*. 11,100,000.00 has been allotted to Florida. Family-type farmer* who ara unable to obtain necessary credit to carry on successful firming operations from local banka, production credit associa­ tions, or othar source*, ara eligi­ ble for government farm loam provided they ara United Statea citizens, have satisfactory farm experience or training land have, nr can obtain, suitable farm land on reaaonibla terms. Loam bear I par cent interest and ara secured by crop and .bat­ tel mortgage. Loam on crop* ara repayable when crops ara harvest­ ed. Repayment of loana an live­ stock and equipment may ba up to T yean. Loans ean ba made for such ex­ pense* aa seed, fertilizer, lima, insecticidal, labor, machinery re­ pair, and other production expan­ se! on crop* and livestock enterprisaa.aiUbllshad in tha area. Alto purchase of liraatock, machinery, fence, and minor building repairs, can ba included in loans. Under certain condition*, debt* on lirastock and machinery may ba railnaocod with loan fund*. 1Family-type farm operator* may •lae apply for kuna to rapalr or conitract dwellings and other farm buildings, purchase or Improve land. Farm owpers, in addition to fa.ily-typ* farmera, ma apply for Boil and Water Conservation loans for irrigation systems, paitue development, erois-fancing of pastor*, basil farUllaar, reforesta­ tion, eta. Farmera ■aiding credit during tha period July, 1901, through June, 199T, may now flic applica­ tions with tha Farmera Home Ad­ ministration Office located at Room dig, Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. Additional information may b* obtained by writing to P. O. Box IIto, Sanford, Fla. Stenstrom Urges Citizens To Take P a r t In C o m m u n i t y ' s G r o w t h Electrical Storm M iracle Concrete Company Head Senator Addresses Creates Minor Answers Nuisance Complaint Lions "Wa'va been In butlnaaa M years In the same place," said1 J. E. Terwilliger Jr., of Mlrael* Concrete Company, located at Mb Elm Ave., aa he commented on the complaint mad* by neighbors1 before the Board of Sanford City Commissioner* Monday night •'We'rw sorry we woke o tr neighbors up to early," Tarwilleger aald as he explained the noise mentioned In the complaint mad* by hia trucks starting up at < o'clock in tha morning. "Our usual opening hour ia T o'clock," he said, "but we were delivering roncrete to the Naval Air Station and they insisted on the early de­ livery hour. "Wa didn't want to deliver con­ crete at that early hour but wra complied with the requests of tha Naval Air Station," ho aald. Terwilleger explained "Alt Of our employ** ar* in excellent, condition ai far aa their healthy is concerned and they ara con­ stantly exposed to tha dust and working conditions of tho concrete plant. "And some of our amployaa hava bean with ua aa long aa » years, aa a matter of fact tha man that taught ms tha bualnais has been with ua that long," said Tarwill*ger. "It’t growth," aald Tenrillefer, "and we'ra growing with San­ By MART FOWLER ford," aa h# commented on tha amount of concrete that i* hand­ John S. Oldfield, Ulrica mayor af led through his establishment llasbrouck Heights, N J. received w h i c h manufactures concrete products and delivers rasdi-tnlxad many testimonials when ba retired from aetiva Ufa l i hla bom* town concrete. and from th« Borden aempany, "Wa'ra faced with growth and wltb whisk ba was connected a* expanding • with the community and Its terribly bard to nova tha rail aatato 'appraiser a id fix «4> location of a business of our type visor for almost 40 yoan. And now h* has been notiflad of yot after 4« year*," ha aald, "Our location on a railroad another aeknowledgemtnt of hla aiding la Ideal—aa a matter of civic contributions:—an Avanuo fact wa a n compelled to bo situ­ In Hasbrouek Heights la balng nam­ ated where transportation ia avail­ ed for Oldfield. A alxth year resident of Do Baty able for receiving material* from which w* manufacture Miracle ho enjoy* hi* citrus grove and Concrete Company'* products," bieezy homo rn Seminole Privu, beautiful'.* silustrd among huyo TenvUlager concluded. trees ard flowering bushes go con­ tent it ho with Urn Florida way of Ufa that be avksni takas a Inp North, rxcep. for Berdan d nnms brief visit* with his many zdPartly ctoady with aeattcrad and htlvcs. Friond* who hava a..a re­ a h aw e r a aad tkaadenhaw m tired and aottlw* in various part* tbiwagh Thasday; tow toaight to- of Florida coma to see Oldftold 11 often. Ilia wife who loved their horn* and neighbf.i In Da Bar* Member* of the Semfnolc Coun­ p a ttri away two years ago, ty Junior Chamber of Commerce Wa asked about hi* being op ON PAGB EIOffT will be told at ther noon luncheon North. "Oh, yea," he acknowledg­ meeting tomorrow, of the condi­ tion of Seminole County schools and how tha Jayeeoa, as individ­ uals .and a a a group can help Im­ prove that* condition*; Tha principal speaker at toimmrow'a Jaycee’s Luncheon meeting ' will be Remlnole County Superin­ tendent of Public Instruction Bayburn T. Mllweo. Milwee will have with him soma at tha principals of geminole County schools. Jayeees ara urged to attend to­ morrow'* luncheon and hear a subject that directly conren t al­ most ovary member of tha club. MihmeToDiscuss School Conditions AtJayceeLuncheon "Th# moat Important thing wa ean do on Indapandenea Day ta to resolve that wa'ra going to hava a part in th* futura growth of our community," Senator Douglaa Stcnitrora told tha Banford Lions Club at Its noon lunch­ eon meeting yesterday. • "Wa hava, indeed, a mark ahead," he said, "ana somaUmta we'ra going to be called idealist* but an idealist ia on* who halp* othar peopla to ba proaparout." Senator Stenstrom spoka on "Our Community — wbaro w* stand — w hen wo ara going — what ara our prospects —and hew wo will fae* tha futura." "Sit down with a pen or pencil •ml a pieca of paper to enumerate what wa’va dono and you will be astounded at what’s bean accom­ plished In Uio last aavsa or sight yoars," ha aald. In th* field* of public htalth, apirltual Ufa, public education, public roads and bom* conatra* Uon, Senator Btonatroaa pointed to all that had been aeeompUahod In the varioua phases af (Staff Photo) tty development. "Industrial Isadora ★ communities with strong churches and ours rank with th* finest and De Baryite Honored Weather ed, Mt waa mayor af Hatbrouek Haights for thro* terms and never will forget them for It waa de­ pression time and It took real effort to budget expand! tome which would tnahida Uvlag wagon M oar BOWM 00(1 ICnMO. along with ear *Ky, watohing au n t improvement*. Whlto X waa deUghtod with tha awtstandlng municipal batlding I1 had aa a Ipal baUding a* many maQoetton* af my labor* la tha old ana htat," aad h* brought out a gaval inscribed "to hla Honor’ and presented by tho mayor of Hatbrouek Haights, H. Gerard Maarsdof, last December. "It bring* back vividly aur Ufa In the thirties." Ha reached for yot ■* nether testimonial, "Hare Is a meat complete fly rod fishing outfit, given ma by tha Republican club to it'a easy to os* my poUtieal af­ filiation* aa wall aa my lava for Isaak Walton's sport. "Whoa an* ia young," reminisced Oldfield, "It'a great fan to com­ pote in th* world of exciting busi­ ness but now it's even mors fua to eajey tha sweets la Florida." Motts To Be In FSU Spotlight ★ Funorol Services Are Set Tomorrow For Mrs. J. Wynn Mrs. John H. Wynn, Tt, passed away at her hem* on th* Old Or­ lando Highway at l:M p. m, Mon­ day afternoon. Eh* wai born on Jan. ft. liaj, in Miktavillt, Fla., aad had lirod In Sanford for tho past SO year*. Mrs. Wynn waa a member of Ebcnaicr Methodist Church, tha WSCR or Ebaneaer Methodist Church and a member of the Eld­ er Spring! Home Demonsira Lion Club. She had celebrated bar Golden Wedding anniversary oa Dee. XT, tau Survivors include her husba !, John H. Wynn, Sanford; one son, H. L. Wynn, DoLaad; two daughtors, Mr*. H. Crabtree Gramvllle, Winter Park, tnd Mrs. Glenn II. Townsend, Clermont; S grandchil­ dren and I great grandchildren; and three oitiers, Mr*. Lola Wynn, F t Whlto. Mrs. Beatries Milton, Thomasvllle, G*„ and Mrs. Minnie Meant, Gainesville. Funeral services will bo held Thursday afternoon at | o'clock at Ebeneur Methodist Church with the Rev. C. E. Murphln Jr., and Bar. J. W. Austin afflrlatiagBurial win Im la U to d iw O m - ★ ★ By PtBBCS Sanford's Back Maria paces oa* e i tha finest flocks af kalfbacka la tha south this fall oa Florida ■tats University launches Its aaecampaign la major coltoga Damage In County Welcome rah* that brought with It a cooling bracts •durlag tha night wars also accompanied by soma damage In tha city and county. Tha electrical ztorm caused minor damag* aa trsnsformofa wart struck 'n aavaral locations, Howovar, automobile* w an v(r> tually left unmolested as motor* Ists cither drove carefully durlnjg tha downpour and windstorm or got off th* highway entirely. Only on* waffle mishap wai raportH during th* period earned by a mo* torizt running off tha road to bo* coma mired ia a ditch. In th* city, the Banted Fire Department answered ana alarm whan lightning itroeh a tro* ga William Clark Court shortly after B o’clock aald Chief Mack K. Cleveland Br. On* other alarm waa answorod at Till p. m„ tho Fir* Chief aald. but thwo waa n* Ora and no damag* at the Out-ofths-cti/ limits location la Ftoo* croat. Deputy Sheriff Cbtton Brawn ro* parted te a s iWrwa avat tha high* way m South Banford Av*., ba* eaura of th* high winds', taking with t h m Ught and telafrhaM ’ • Dopartmoat hava kept pee* with tha progress waa -tog th* atom af Banted," •tonatroua explained. Tho finoat hospital of its alia in th* world, a million dollar pawago ayatam, SO new school rooms, a new school administration building, tor tha first Urn* a mod­ arn four-tana thoroughfare through tho county, hauaos being built,at Naval atarim Lara," Baas tor Stow•tram datlarad, aa ha aaumaratod •om# af tha acktavamaata during "Our aommunlty baa many problami ahead but a new spirit la catching on bars and a majori­ ty of tho people of Banted M longer have tho ’U can’t b* dona* attitude," aald Senator Btonstram. "Wa have peopla la our commu­ nity now who m longer hesitate to go wbero nacaasary to aa eo ap Hah tha Jobs when projects ara Involvad to banafit Banted.** h» said. "Tbara'a no doubt in my mind that Sanford will davalop to a substantial community—th* first Urns aver to roach it* ra il dam tiny," Slanatfom concluded. ’ Prior to introducing Sanator Sun»(rom, a Prasidant'a Fin waa prossntod Dallae Loom tha hicoming prooidoat of tha Banted Lion's ClulL by retiring praaidant Ban Wsda.*la torn, a | dent's pia waa yrooontod by Iha Incoming pros ideal. ad to this aaetka. Sheriff Daovar Cardan Mid that trots acrou tha -road botwaow Late Mary tnd Lengwood waiw caused by tha high wtada ta that ana. tturiff Cbrd*a caDnd to thd •tats Forori •o rrtejto hato |W* «ovo ttetaaaafetoto AfettfSrtto “Wide and rato riima a m Sfmtoola' County rotting n wtoa •with from Late Cmmty," aald Bhariff OardalL According to a ropori 'Worn IM Butted Falte'Dapurtmaat,-ttaM wars na aeddanto or damaga to tte alty during the parted S ton Banted wm(term an .. B, I , "Bud" n * * !* * - nportad that th a n waa . i r a( Aa mrii af rote rizordad daring tte afti n umt add night yaatorday. Ma aald that ovaa with tte rata maaaarad during yaitarday'a atom , Jaaa'a ra to fil I* still hater normal aa wall aa tte rainfall t e ' tte year. Maugbtou rapartod ' ttel-v to# tom para turn b a te s tte r u m ram tortay ww M aad last n lo t'a tomparatoro waa down to t o Sanford Delegates Named Officials At Girls' Stale Coral Nutt, Juanita Wynn# and Ngnay Cash from laniard wora alerted city afficUU af tba MUt annual Girt* But* now bring bald an tha campus af Florida BUto Doapito being ham pand by InUniversity, TaUahaoioa, Juriea throughout th* aoaaon, tho bantam, ltt-pound acatback led A "girt break" danes wflt ba Those citizens of tte myth le t! the Seminole* in onring last **a. bald few ton toanagara Thuraday Girl* State of Bomtoolo, made m Friday night at the Calory of m t outstanding Ugh acteri MB witk M points. Ha averaged aad five yards ovary time bo carried O ita , assarting la Janleo U n ­ M ate* from aN parts af Florida, law of th* Ttrnags Advisory are •■poritaelng a wssk’a train­ too ball. Council who announced th* spMAccording to Seminol* head ial cv*nt this week for th* City* ing to govarnmant at national, •tat* and te a l lavala. coach, Tom Nugent, Melts "will wid* Racraatlon Department. Mambar* of Girl* Btoto bald h# on# of tha finoat backs wa'va Tha dine* ia to begin a t • i UgiilaUv# Marions to tte B*nata aver had at rsu if ho doUan’t get Thar* will ba Barn Dance] and Houm Ckambaro af tte Flor­ hurt again. A coach couldn't ask o'clock. •runts and girls and boys ara ida Capitol — t e n t ta draft apd h r a harder working boy." asked to draa* appropriately. ! introduce bill* and all laglalatlro Tha former Baminolt high proceedings necessary for bill* ta Tha Thursday night danca will1 school s u r was In and out during ha t e Junior High School tarn -1tecoma auto law*. They a t e bold too IMS campaign with an Injured i •gars only whlto tha Friday night a trial to tha Laoa County Court* should*. Moat af hla scaring asms event la planned for lamior High' daring lb* latter part af tha sat­ School bays and girl*. Florida atria Btoto b een whoa ho lad a final turf* that annually by tte Amort*aai Lagtoa gav* FBU a M Mason's nosed. Auxiliary. Daparimato a! "Florida, Aa a Mnior, Matt win bo run­ te FBU with faculty mamters at tba School of Puklb AdmtoUtntlad ning In a tslontdsdon backflald ••listing to govaromital Into* this fa)!, gamin*!* te a ts war* al­ most all among the halfback* last year and such standouts aa Las srsa, P at VwaprMa Billy Odom, Annie Jordan fBan/ort) and Billy Weaver or* bock. Chari** Moora Jr. (Banted) Th* number on# P<U. funning Bovtrty Young (Banted) d w last yoar waa Motto and CorPhyUia Martin ( Baaford« c o m m o n Oaftoo Club will m art Babocca Btavana (Banted) "With tho llfcas of Motto and tomorrow morning at Ife a’alock Coro# to tho backflald all wo have DiachargM at tte Chamter af Commara* to worry about this year ia davalMisa Bcbacca Robin Ma Building, First to , and to u te d •ping a good, strong fullback and (Banted) Avai • pair of Ucklat," aald Nugent Maradtth Jamas (Boated) Bmv? Wair. Admtolitrat e af fete “It should ha aa* af om batter paars." Florida But* spaas fa Mh o (Boated) to TaltotaoTallahao• a t Bapt. tt, agamat QMt Uatvortompaaw (Oataaa) Mariyas Blriamd (Baaftod) stty and than maria OaargU, Via(tola Tech. N. C. ito to Wak* ■ to rn Riggs ( f i t t e d ) Fernet. Vlilaaava, Miami, FurBaby OM 'G irl Break' Dane# Sat For Jr. High Students Tomorrow Hospital Notes Weir To Addroti CofC Coffoa Club Jura If ■A a lt. . i h --------- Mi ■ L. k i*■ IT I i■ ill � 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, June 26, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 26, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 26, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2a8c194b69075ab6bfee243b4960d865.pdf e7e100582a8c63f70458813f610e687d PDF Text Text ' — -------- " - X . ' — .. * • V>- < V.?.*■:T-V Optn lib it Church Branch Will Open Here Next1Sunday Additional Society Every former m ljor teagne atar now living In Florida, and aQ acoate now aaalgmw to the atate by major leaguers, ) hava been inyited by PreaMcnt fehn Krider to be the incite of tbo\CUae D Flori­ da Bute League at It* lfth annual All-Star game In Tinker Field In Orlando tonight. The invitation liet hi heeded by the name cf Daisy i Vance whe will be itked to tana the cola which namea either the North team beaded by Hank SlaJeakL or the loath team header! by Taft Wright, aa the "home? teaa. On the gueat Hat frwn Sanfaad la Buddy Lake. “ We've invited rviTytMM wheae mailing addraaa we caw gat ear handa on,” Krider raid this morn­ ing. “ If we've aaiaetd anyone, they are to coaalder IhJr aa my perian­ al invitation on behalf of the league to ha our gueat," lie aald. Other* on the gueat Hat include BUI Tarry, Red Ruffiag, Spud Chandler, BtU Vatek, Wilbur Good, ENTS OALORK. Tk* Driftwood Circle of the Garden Club meda tha errangamanta for Joa Stripp, Lee Mtadowa, John Wive* luncheon held Thuradey. L#:t to right are Mr*. 8. R. Johnaon and Mr*. W. U Cooney, ____ ___________ Jaek Rutaell,______ Herb____ ThePhoto)_______ '_______________ _•_________ ____________________________ [__________ mat, Fred Franc!*, Paul Florence, -------— — —— Tommy Leach, Leon HantOton, i s , Flowers' Is Theme Used By Navy Wives ' Red Barrett. * •nd Flower*" waa active member* to ahow other navy wive* what the circle haa, ^ xyril Hotg Harold Mar- »*■ i u r i ____ > . 1 aeldtnt and wotfara; Mra. gnek, fw w llng aocrotary; M. Tally Jr., torraapondrotary; a n . 0. K. Potto, k ...* H on- Ih ■ m . l v .n r am i w m im -i PBIDAT The LempUghtora Clan of the Pint ChrietJan Church will hava a -pot luck aupper meeting at the .church at 5:M p. m. Mra.B. H. I William* and Mr*. Perry L. 8tona, boateiMi MONDAY Vacation Bible School for all childran, a to II year* of age, eonitlanaa at Flrat Baptlat Church from |:M aw . to 11:M a.m. | TCtMOAV i Monro* Chapter, Royal Arch Maaeni, will snjoy a watermelon JM riTwara Mra. J. M. Tully r, Mra. F. H. Spalls, Mra. J, L. iSprtafem, Mrs. W. * olidweU, iST’V . #. Thame*. . A ’ 'ah*rt bualneia meeting folwed st which Um* Mra Robert aatamn peweated Mra. H1U with MM M WhoM af Um Club ha ap- V .— .V. P-n>. |their nephew, Julian Flald U Feat The mid-week Bible Hour' will Commander of the Palm Beach b* conducted by Rev. A. O. Me-|Poat, American Legion, No. II. lnnla, Pastor of tha Flrat PrttbyPoitmaater Field said today that terlan Church at T:M p.m. .the Palm Beach Port baa a new The Chancel Choir will reheara* quarter of a mUUon dollar boat, at Flrat Praabyterlan Church at! — —7:30 p.m. I Mexico had 411,Tit touriata Vacation Bible School for all ln l#M oompnnd U M8AM In ______ _________ chUdren, S to II___________ year* of age, ___________________ .______ continue* at Flrat Baptist Church fror 1:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Flrat Praabyterlan Chureb at T :» Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. leadi tha Vacation Bible School for ell PChapter Me midweek prayer eervlce at Flrat children, I to It yean of age, continue* at Flrat Baptlat Church Baptlat Church at T:M p.m. Vacation Bible School for all Melvin Dckle lead* tha Training from 1:10 a.m. to 11:10 a.m. children, S to U year* of age, Union Worker*' Conference at The Junior Choir rahoartea at continue* at Flrat Baptlat Church Flrat Baptiat Church at 1:15 p.m. Flrat Baptiat Church at S:1B p.m. from 1:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. | THURSDAY The Intermediate Choir rehear*** The Y.WA.'a of Flrat Baptlat The Junior Choir of the Flrat at Flrat Baptlat Chunk at 7:00 Chunk meet at the home of Mra. PreabylarUn Church win rehear** p.m. Huby 8peart, tSOl Sanford Ava., at 3:45 p.m. at tha ehureh. The Adult Chetr rehear*** at The Youth Choir will reheara# at< Flrat Baptlat Church at S:M p,m. A breach of Um Opm Bible Choreh win he opened la Sm* fet'd with 41m flrtt etrrice eeheduUd for Sunder night, June 24. The IrrlnJ Center, ae the ehureh will be known, will open at tOT W. r im St with the Her. Lather F. Teaker In chert*. He will be eetleted bp hie wife In both epeetel tinging end preach­ ing, Mr*. Teaker hea preached for 15 yean aa a paetor and rvangeltet. The See. Teaker wae bom In Piedmont, W. Va- la a veteran of World War tl teeing action at the front line*. Ho wae wounded on Okinawa and received the Purple Heart, After Me dlecbarge front the military eerrleo In IBM, Rep. Teaker wee In Akron, Ohio where ha worked aa an Interior decorat­ or for aovoral peare. Ho held H horterra papore with the Potomac D l a t r i e t of hla ehureh, waa llfeanaod In the South Florida THE THREE WINNERS. At the Semlnola County Council Dreaa Revue held yeaterday the abov^ Dlatriet and ordained In the not In order, were cboaen aa outalanding Mra. Vincent Matcckt, forat) Mrs. Barney Guthau*, aecondt and Mr*. Ruby Bjobolom, third. (Staff Photo)______ IHano!a Dlatriet. Rev. Taoker haa been paetor at A POLITICAL YEAR two different churcht« and haa OKLAHOMA ClfY If) — Chief traveled from eoaet to cooat a* Local Jaycees aa avangeliet for fur prara. Juatlce Napoleon Bonaparte JohnAppear On Civic JUNE M ton of the Oklahoma Supreme Dlachargc* Court arted quickly to aquelch Homerun Cinches Service Honor Roll John Andre* (Sanford) rumor* that he Isn’t planning to The Seminole County Junior Peter Rumbley (Sanford) seek re-election. Johnaon'a term Gome For Burpee Cbember of Commerce appeared Edith Tyre (Sanford) doesn't expire for four years, but A homartm with the baaoa load­ on the Civic Service Honor noil Bertha Vance (Sanford) he aald it'e never too tarty to ed, by Larrp Batea, elnebad tha published in the May isaue of JUNE 31 start thinking about an election. I f aoftbell game laet night for tha Florida Jaycee New*, an official Admteahma W. Atlaa Burpee entry in tha dtp- publication of'the Florida Junior The Tokyo metropolitan area Lorine Canada (Enterpriae) Chamber of Commerce. wide aoftbell league. haa 6,300,000 people. Meredith Jamca (Maitland) W. Atlea Burpee drteeted WilsonAccording to the atate club but* Kathy K. Jenkin* (Sanford) Malar Furniture Company In a lettn “ Operation Civic Service" it Cynthia Ogden (Sanford) Lula Belle Thomaa (Sanford) one-aided affair laat night plavad the Number One program of tho Maria Fellow* (Sanford) Willie Mae Frasier (Sanford) under light! on the Pert Mellon UH. Junior Chamber of Commerce Merle Weat (Sanford) Baby Corena Reynolds Park Diamond. ahd la etreated alao by the Flor­ Eve Pletila (Silver lake) Altamonte Springs) Tha W. Atlee Burpee team col­ ida Jayceei. France* Jamea (Orlando) JUNE a lected all blta off their opponent! In qualifying for a Civic Serv­ Dlechargea and eame out of Um contest with ice Award, Uio Semlnola County Mamie Vincent (Oateen) Deratha Mr*. Onda Tuttle (Orlando) II runa. Battoriea wore Herman Junior Chamber of Commerce, Robimoa (Sanford) Lloyd Crooma Tickle end Johnny Jona*. wae recognlied among othcra for Mr*. Jane Van Fleet (Santerd) (Sanford) David Worthington (Sanford) Wilson-Malar Pumlture Company their effort! to better thelf com­ had eight hlta which brought In munity, atate and nation. twelve rttni. Batteriaa were Tora- A given number of major civic t Mil*. S ou th ... at Y e » Sugfa and Jaek Schlrard. projeci muat hava been iucccmJ Standing In the four-team lea- fully conducted to receive the |4e: Bobaon Sporting Oooda won award. two and loat 0; W, Atlaa Burpaa PRAIRIE L A K E "W'Y man two and loat 5; Hunt-McRobHELP! HELP1 •rin won one and loat one; and ALBUQUERQUE. V . M, US FRIDAY 8ATUBDAT 1 SUNDAY MONDAY WUaon-Malar Pumlture won 0 and A eontrovevay exlaB over wheth­ load- four. "JUBILEE TRAIL** er men ahould be arrefted and Tonight, Hunt-McRoberte will fined for not weiring bearda In meet Robeoa Sporting Oooda at T:M obttrvance of the gsoth anniverP. IB. aary celebration. William Gould, who la agalnat AJtATCVR POUCH WORK FREDERICKSBURG, Va., UW— compulaocy growing of beard*, ,A man who aald bo thought tho auggaata a police car ahould fol­ police would bo intonated, turned low the 250th celebration “ Kan­ in an Item at the loot end found garoo Kourt" on Ita round* to pick "YELLOWNECK" dtak at police headquarters. Pa­ up nonbearded citlxena. He want* trolman Donald BaMenon waa In- it to anawer call* for help from tereete’d. Tha Item waa hla badga citiiena who don’t want to be moVera Ralston KIDDIES U NDER I i? ____ ALW a —He, p leet • few daya earlier. letted. Farrnl Tucker I 'Jean Leslie 1 Ow Full Haw Hospital Notes ( i Alee tB A T * fin ?eV A D! WX SPECIAL for JUNE G U LP . . . I n Petal Pink L o w Prices ie, ft* l«*i "wM-haif *J on all S iz e s 1,1 hounded oe nurlh hr eih air*ei. ,--*t» vy ' •*»." Avrnut. B>’Uth *Y V*" W W T . J a i . V . ’ S :: ( E a t f j . 'J t i t f f i t a s a : H.1,1 ornp»rtv. brtu* fnore 1(1.„h 1 T le ie lj ***•<■ i a. of K. n Traffore'* »»*p irm^tn^oftreat and cW**"» •to in PUIMirlUUlly t# be t eald hearing. il«r of lh.i i'll. ‘Ilf or Ktinforj Florida, tkle B U Y A S E T - S A V I MORBI FAMILY wrran m u h k i t o f June. I»'i*. . N. a» >e r ■ I'll, L’letb ut tha It, of K-olurd Florida rtc " aSw'b^1tiuS’K ' at * o r 'tflb W s KK1TH WII.KKN- id. ell a e r i l e , .’tali,line l o ­ ir. ihrnuuh ui 4 rr nr aaalWM MAI K » : i T l l WILkKMBKN. *i>d. lar*1** h m l n e or r ls lm ln a 'Oar H a M . t ill* <>r Iptereet I* i r o p e i i f here in o - n r . h e d . V U. ana NACll OV foU. AHU HIT n<tTim:u that a ault laBg that parrel nr Ian* -Hunted a Coiialv nt aemlnnl,. State *f da deacrlhed ae fellowd. .ta­ in nr tha ku or thajnr'i^af He at: >4 nf detiiuu if. Tpwaahlp I H. tUnaa a* K. naarlala •a acre*, nmra or Nit, haen hrouatot aaalaal. veu In Sreull Court nt atarioela Coun- TM( if Gvlfi now Kigh-milwogb, low cogfllrB. At M f low m I« prico k'» your blf borgok tiro kvf. h f M fi M l S st,w .x r,O T h ..- --------- I- ,---- - a-ij*- Gulf Cm Mm Tiioa. TKADI.IN A D A IR and H U SKIN 1st ftm t M i ttm ek Atm a, an- ee U u 8Ss? r.ua, M ER LE W ARN ER S A N FO R D ELECTRIC CO. Ah . EF : • il '■'Hi A id - M i I . li| flCraot J. rO M ANIW t i t TODAY! H. B. OW EN IS A M n d M f R k A i k TO M M Y P«rfc Ava. m 4 M Brailey Odham, N m l DISTRIBUTOR �-- ■ ■■ ■■ ■■- ■f If f our Herald Is NH Delivered By • I*. M. Call 1*21 Itefnre 7 P. M. Fer Delivery Hh.I'ME xm n Beta bitch ad IMM N ine-Year-O ld. Girl Attacked By White Man SAN FOR P. FlJOUDA Synod President Re-Elected MONDAY. JUNK 25. 1956 Aacarintrd Prsaw l.e:i«ed Wire No. 12| K rid e r R e vivin g Interest In Sanford-Titusville Canal The Rev. Phillip Schlessmann, pastor of the Lutheran Church A nine.year-old girl was criminal* of The Redeemer, of Sanford, said ly attacked Friday afternoon as today that the Rev. Dr. John W. she went to the restrooms at the Behnken of St. Louis, Mo., was re­ Mayfair Inn which were being elected president of the Lutheran used by members of the Mayfair Church, Missouri 8ynod for his eighth wic-enKt three year term laa Country Cub. The white man who is reported in session of the 43rd tri-ennlal to have committed the assault on convention of the synod in the small girl escaped as the child Paul, Miss. ran to her mother at the Mayfair The 72-ycar-^)ld churchman aald Inn pool screaming “ I've been hurt In response, "I am going to aceept my final terra of office. Ood by a man." Only partial descriptions of the has permitted me to serve my "I fed Ilk* It is time to review white min attacking the child are church for 30 years,", he said, interest In the canal providing a available. However, Police Chief "twenty-one of these as president watrrwiy cbnnectini Sanford and Roy G. Williams said this morn­ of our beloved church. I deeply the St. John's River with the East ing that, every laid possible is being appreciate (he confidence which Coast," John Krider, Sanford City so msny of you hive expressed. 1 followed. Commissioner and county com* sm also grateful to you for en­ Chief Williams his cslled In missioncc-clect said this morning* dorsing the policies of my admin­ federal authorities to help In the "We arc ready to start a istration. You have asked me to Investigation. move," said Krider, "to have tha continue. It la an honor. But It Doctors examining the nine-year- carries with it an enormoui re­ much-discussed inland waterway old girl said Friday afternoon tWht completed to the East Coast." ™ V mih . . . .7 ..rV.H 3 sponsibility for another 3 years. tb?. C*Vk1» W,.t ,Ui Ckt l Thanking you for your vote of "Such a canal will enhance thin ■aid that W*1 confidence, and relying on my possibilities of securing a much suffering from Lord and Saviour, I ask you to needed docks and wharves to Datalla of tho attack ware not remember me in our prayers." serve tha Central Florida area," available this morning, but it was he said. The synod declined in Invitation learned that tha man had gotten Issued jointly by the United Luth­ "Another valuable asset In hav­ Into the ladles' andaneran Church America and tha . s hrest ^ - t .rooms _vnurvn America amiInuiv ing th* canal completed would be ti,roulh possibly a Augustan* Lutheran Church “ to the locks which would control the locked door. consider such organic union ai to water and aid in a much-needed Chief Roy William* aald this gtvs real tvldence of our unity is water conservation program," morning "Every “precaution ........ ~ is the faith to proceed to draft a con­ NAS MEN miraculously escaped from Ihp wreckage or thle car early Sunday mom* Krider commented. being taken for the protection of stitution and devise organizational THREE HANFORD south o( the Lake Monroe Bridge. The car was declared a total lose. (Staff Photo) "Now that the city is making Sanford’* children who might be procedures to effect union." The Ing Just plana i» complete tha boat baiin accosted in a similar manner." synod reiterated iu historic posi­ and the causeway study Is already The Mayfair Inn hai issued tion "that organic union ahould underway," Krider eald, "it - la further instruction* and roles for not be considered before doctrinal time that w* revive th* Intcrut V»t’ K ADMIRAL WILLIAM L. REES. URN. Commander Air Force, bathers and members of th» May- unity baa been established." The In a canal that would be an addi­ U. S. Atlantis Fleet, la scheduled to visit award Sanford Naval fair Inn’s Country Club who use synod at the same time declared tional asset to our city and area* A it Station Wednesday. The Admiral will airlve by plane from the swimming pool and hava pro­ iU continued willingness to initi­ the Key West Naval Station on an Informal tour of the station. Krider kaa called • meeting of vided additional facilities for the ate or to participate In discussions (Otfletal Photo, U. S. Navy) all persona interested la seeing tho protection of those who use the leading to doctrinal unity with Interest revived In the canal for pool. A telephone has been install­ cither or both of these two Luth­ Raymond Douglas McDonald,*1 Thursday night at 7:30 In the Clly ed for the use of the bathere and eran bodies or any other Luther­ bridgetender at tha Osteen Draw­ Commissioners Room at the Bapchildren using the restrooms aod an church in America. bridge, was killed by a hit and ran ford City HalL dressing rooms must be accom­ Missions were keynoted In sev­ in a big two-page (double track) driver yesterday morning sometime panied by parenU or adulU. eral convention addresses The city commissioner said thhl advertisement In tomorrow's San- between 6:13 and 7:13 a.m.. accord­ there ahould be a large number of Another incident, which occurred resolutions today. In a special re­ ford Herald, twenty downtown ing to Sheriff Denver Cordell who people at tha meeting since the Thursday night, U being investigat port Dr. Behnken outlined tho merchants announce an unusual investigated tha Incident. Interest in such a project would ed by the Sanford Police Depart­ tremendous challenges and oppor­ four-day shopping event. Apparently Instantly killed while A nab of accidents confronted* be Invaluable to Sanford and Sem­ ment, Chief Roy WUIlama aald this tunities confrontin'; the church The** special tale days, starting on the bridge fishing, McDonald law enforcement officers over the body at the present time. He Wednesday, June 27 and extending inole County aa well as tbe entire morning. was found by an unidentified .woweekend starting with a near-faCentral Florida area. pointed to tha fact that the inA horns on Holly Ave. was broken rres.lne Mnulit m 'n th« ttnluit throu*h Saturday, Jun® 80 will man passerby driving a Cadillac tality early Sunday morning when crculng population of the United canc<| •-summer Dai* Bargain car wnw and metri wan Rffnitintnlml hv ties* Congressman A & "Syd" He* Into by releasing a latch on the waa accompanied by her throe Navy man wart thrown from Carroll D a n i e l Construction long Jr., In • telegram to Tha back door at midnight Thursday S U^ £ rd£.JL” t ? rih,2 PS K ■mall son. Convertible ear immediately south Each rn.rchantpartlclp.t_ni ^ miutandlne Company, Gainesville, Ga., bat night while parenU of a teenage for growth hare In thi* country Authorities are anxious to xec and been awarded a 311,393 contract Sanford Herald tbti nuralng, re­ of the Lake Monroe Bridge. girl were away from home. ?uro.n\l to tto fotrtgR IU|d th^ S ^ n c n T ypubUe . Interview the woman driver of the for construction of a llnmer Sta­ vealed that "W# have been abls Florida Highway Patrolman Cart ^ U Ubuylng wm hivt to get th* Flood Control sub-com­ Throe girts, two of tham visiting Turning BTllllama aald that tho automobile, president referred especially to’ w . w in * puwic w... nsr. a Cadillac car and are making every tion at the U. 8. Naval Air Ste- mittee of tha Public Work* com­ tho home, were shocked when they work blng carried on by the synod w!(?*. ebolc*. of « 1M1 Chevrolet convertible waa effort lo contact her relative to the llnn A mittee to oapand th* boundariei man, ,at the bedroom In Canada, Bouth America, India,' * Ueh *° c1hoo,#* ■■JMIestad hr hit and ran incident. apparently traveling at a very high The Board bf Director! ef the saw a Negro 1llon* fUnford’ of the Central and South Florida rata of speed aad failed to nego­ rirst Federal Savings and Loan door where the girls were reading. China, the Philippines, and New ,h* Wowing merchants taking Ambulance, w .r. called to the] erfS lJiroS S i % . . . . by Sam Cox who .was . . ..tlr ln .l f.*r 'n ™6r*e of Construction, Six- Flood Control Project to Include tiate the first curve south of tho Assn, at a meeting Friday declared I Screams from the girls could be Guinea. scene walking I P,rt* previously omitted portiohi of th Naval District, msde the bridge. a dividend on saving* accounts at beard blocks away, according . - to The convention commended the Penney*, Roumillat A Anderson, Inward the bridge and was notified Seminole and Brevard counties. Tho automobile skidded 430 fret,, the rate of three percent ■ year, neighbors and to Investigating po- progress theMission Boards and Furniture Center, Purcell's Wilson- of the incident by Wade Uirrow of noiinccmcnt Thursday. feet eo Us top and aide, before according to Howard Favllle, presi­ lice, Lieutenant Jack Hickson and missionaries are making toward Meier Furniture Co., Garrett'*, a Sanford address. Seven bids wero submitted "This may account for the word getting around on the revival of MpJlg to a atop on Ue too. The dent June 19. Patrolman Robert Lo* Cooper. th* creation of the indigenous i Firestone Store, Wert's Jewelry, McDonald was hit on thi Volusia the Sanford-Titusville easel con­ W t was wai a total loss and la esti­ This will make available to hold­ Chief WUIlama said tha officers. churches In the various mission, Echols Bedding, Mather of San- County ......... The administration and supervlaide of the b.-’dgo, Sheriff mated at approximately $600. Tbs ers of savings accounts over NO.- chased a Negro seen running from fields; encouraged tha selection! for*L Qormly Inc., Warner’s Gulf vehicle 110,1 w°rk will be handled struction," Herlang said. "Th* Lcrdrll reported, by a tab waa tom down to iu doors. IOOO that will be earned on June 30 the scene* but were unable to catch of more experienced piston to Service. by M. W. J. Blevins, Public Works full commute* has not yet acted traveling west toward Sanford, - John Joseph Hanna, II, tho most and will be available after that him. Officer, U. 8. Naval Air Station. on th* subcommittee recommend*, Initiate new fields; approved the Winn TV, Seminole County The vrilc*o hit the corner of the Sanford, who ha* been designated lion," he aaid. variously hurt of tho throe man. publication of a GlfU Catalog Motors, Philips Colonial Cleancn, bridge Irefn.s continuing on, Ccr- Resident Officer In Charge of Con­ area driving tha borrowed car, a Uma, it was said. "Aa far as the 8*nford-TUua» which will last the large variety MlUer’a Radio and AppUance, doll said. Bsvlswlng tho progress of tha Schirard Elected INI Chevrolet. Ha la suffering from villa Canal Hood Control Project struction on this project. of needs both In tha bom* and Claud* H. Wolfe, Inc., Randall local thrift association, the direc­ multiple rota, laesratien* aad bad "It had been the ha-itt of Ray­ The work will include a one- la concerned," said Herlong, "* foreign fields; and recommended Electric Co., H. B. Pope Co., Ine., tor* also mads provisions for ad­ To Legislature •braaioM. mond McDonald to get up early, story 13 by 13 foot concrete mas­ favorable report by tha Corps at the continuation of a program o( and Slrlckland-Morriaon Motor These accompanying H a n n a ditions to tha Mserve account*, check his bridge, and than fish onry unit building. The structure Engineer* Is necessary. Th* engi­ amalgamation of small parishes In Co, »: Dale Wilbur, if, who rocciv- maintaining tha rltio of lncroassd A t Boys' State with a cracker polo from the will house Government furnished neer* submitted an unfavorable the Interest of conserving man bad abrasions «nd William »*vlng. and reserves. bridge," Cordell aald. and installed radio transmitting nport In 1933 and by law threw TALLAHASSEE, — Brant- power wherever poeilbl*. When asked how much of the ley Schirard from Sanford was ••stow, U, who received years must elapae before a review Turner McDonald, the dead man's equipment. Farmers' Market It was noted that able* the last aad bruise*. Hanna and earned increase* in savings ac­ elected to the legislature of the convention held in Houston in brother, hid gone up the river to Also Included are electrical wir­ can be requested." counts would be spent, George waro transferred to the Orfish end had returned to the bridge ing and wiring devices, and exten­ Herlong suggested "This could Air'Farce Base Hospital for Touhy, executive vice president, 12th annual Boy* State held o n 'it u • total of SI parishes have Business Reported when he heard sirens. the campus of Florida State Uni- either amalgamated or been d i ­ sion of existing communications be don* this year by application treatment. Saxton was, said it was difficult to say, but tha versity, Tallahassee last week. Icontinued within the aynod. On Good Last Week The two McDonald men lived In a cable to buildings. There will be to chief of Engineers and the Dis­ at-tha Sanford NAB DU- majority of the account holders ......... .......... .............. 'Business through the Sanford house at the bridge on the Semi- an acress road to tho building. An­ trict Engineer's office could prob­ would leave tha dividends in the These legislators of the mythical the other hand, a total of 346 new and released. state or 436 outstanding high churches have been organised In state Farmers’ Market was un- rsole County aid* of the St. Johns tenna poles will be tweeted and ably prepare a new report in time accident occurred about 1 account so that they, too, would Government furnished antenna for consideration by th* Publlo ' school juniors from al) parts of the United Stales and Canada usually good last week," said San- River. morning. Assisting earn dividends In tha months to Sheriff Cordell reported that ha and appurtenances will be Instal­ Work* Committee neat year. Florida received a week's experl- during the past five years by the ,|}. Anderson, Market Manager. i Williams at tha accident come. 1. - I . 1 l » . l , . S U l a . n i . l CvnnH __ "However," Herlong added, "la It was pointed out that tha usual 'enca in government at local and Missouri Synod, I FHP patrolman W. C. OrtaThe dealers sold 61,380 pack- had railed Constable J. Q. "Slim’’ led. Contract completion data will be view of prevailing low water con­ Galloway, Florida Highway Patrol ■■ C*MtahU J. Q. "Slim" Gallo- •taWmcnt of condition would be state level*. agea.at a gross valuation of $129,Trooper T. Mark Mack, and the ScpL 23. CENTENARIAN CREDITS ditions It seemi likely that th* , Chief Deputy James Single­ available after the book* were Legislative session* were held In 910.30, h. said. Sheriff’s offlre in DeLand to the AGE TO ONIONS snglneera would take an unfavor­ tary, aad Deputy Sheriff Deaton dosed this monthsnd. The associa­ the Senate and House, of RepreSandy Andtrson reported, In scene to aid In the investigation of , ---able view o( any work which ha* tion’s officts at 113 West Pint St. tentative* chambers in the Florida' BARTOW, (JR —Ralph EJmer h itritt. Kiwanians To Hear the hit and run death of the bridgewiu bedoclosed ejuaen June -un. N a aad u n n30 m any possibility of Increasing runoff to c ,P|to1 * ber* th» lfoun* rol>ck Headley Is 1M yean old today }'>■ »**kJy newsletter “Our leadAa aecideat, shortly before Boon will and further towering of tb* water lahday iavaivad two cars at the ■lv. the Itaff time m no.t th .' members learned to draft and In- and he credit* his age to onions. nf varieties In volume were corn, tender. There had been no new develop- Talk On Boy Scouts table." dividends to the ledger cards! * ‘ "d u e. bill., and all the legist.. Still chipper, Headley ..plain. " t e r m i t e >M W «»ty Uae south of Sanford. live proceedings necessary tor bill* he had a severe heart attack sev- ••■•ry, with e light volume of 11 mnti in the Investigation at an Sanford Kiwanians will hear more He said, "1 want to help gat all ' WUMe Warren, 4S-|aar-«ld Negro lo become law*, Iera! year* ago. A roomer at tho other varletieeearly hour this morning. about the Boy Scout* of America the work dona in our section thal at-AUameate Springs bad stopped Florida Boys State is sponsored Headley boarding house prepared "Thi* la our last weekly xeport Coroner W. Hugh Duncan Im­ at their noon luncheon meeting is desirable but certain'/ don't hie car, a INI Dodge, to malm a annually by the American Legion, an onion poultice which was on sal* for the currant season," panelled a corner's jury at the Wednesday. want to loss any more water.** Iff! Ufa at Wright'* Mark* near enr to look Into tha death of Me-1 (iiic-t speaker for (lie luncheon lie said, scene county Uae, when Oscac W. Partly rloody (brooch Ttoedey Department of Florida, with factil- placed over the hehrt area. tv members of the FSU School of Since then, when the heart artMChmae HL 37-ycir-old Maitland widely scattered afternoon Manarer Anderson revealed Coroner Duncan aald that meeting will be C. I). Caldwell. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS m e , driving * ItM Bulck traveling 1®1rr'»,*3 thundershowers) lew to- Public Administration assisting in rd up, on went die onion pout- - «ur annual rsmirt of volumi • * 111 Probably be held on Buy Scout Executive for the n ti s i r e i w n north et ebowt 43 mph, didn’t see “ *»*• ----- ---------and sales will K . u « l m Jum rr‘,Uy o( lhi-4 w,ekl u ** E« * l,nJ - lr«* »r|orld« Council, la foreman of tha jury. America. «M Warn* ear la time to atop. Damage to tho Dodgo waa ssliNitod, said Trooper T. Mark Mack •I ttm Florida Highway Patrol, at Funeral Wednesday SN, and to |h* Bulck al 1330. .Bachman am* charged with "failFor R. McDonald lag to have his car under control." Kaymond D. McDonald, 60, Warren waa charged with "possesdied yeaterday In an aecfdent at ■lew of aa altered drivers licence." the oust and of the Osteen (CawllMed On Page Two) bridge. Bom In Sanford, Aug. S. 1693, Mrs. Eva Pietila he wee bridgetender at tha Osteen bridge. He Was a member of th* Succumbs Friday First Presbyterian Church, Banford; member of tha American Kro. Eva B. Pietfla, 67. died at Levlon here; and a veteran at the Seminole Memorial Hosp'tal a'. WWI. •:N pan. Friday after aa Lines* a# * year and a half. He la eurrivad by *n* slater, Mrs. A. T. Reher at Washington, She had lived in Sanford for throe mint1- and formerly lived in LanD. C.| thro* brothers, Donald Mc­ Donald, St. Petersburg; Carl C. |as, Bora OcL 37, UN iu XetiK i , Finland, she waa • number McDonald. Tampa; and J. T. Mc­ at the Lutheran Church la Laka Donald of Sanford; eno niece, Mrs, Jaasea Porter, Eopbyr Hills. Worth. Funeral services will be bald Jeha Pietila ef Seafard; ewe stepat 4 pm. Wednesday at Brlason ••a. Lee K. Pl*t*'a. Muskeg**, Funeral Home with the Rrv. A, Mich; aad Urnr etep-chadrea. G. Mrlnnls officiating. Burial Fwaeral services were held at wll) bo In Lake View Cemetery. t •deck thi* aftetwaoa al Briaaea Taaiiil Heme with the Rev. JL V. CONVENTION BEGINS Mytkaaea conducting the service. J. W. LYLE. D B m ____________________________________________________ Florida Area Is shown CLEARW ATER, (E - T he F lor­ M M vac la Oak law* Memorial In center holding a ham, owe of numerous gift* pruealed employe* during the 13-sturs annual picnic ida Dairy Assn. ’-•*( Vu g four- OFFICIAL* O f THE TWO Sanford Winn Dixie Stores St M l IS stare held at day coavenue today. ' ' yesterday. (Staff K ate) ’« Rprtoli yaatordi Meeting Called Thursday Rash Of Accidents Is Told Over Weekend Savings Accounb Dividend Declared By First Federal * Weather j Merchants Plan Authorities Seeking 4-Day Shopping Hit> Run D river Event June 27-30 Georgia Company Awarded Contract For Job At SNAS S' IS �•- tlMl*lUtwill WIPI'MI j I| '(# jV-*V : «*kJl* •‘•dU-'JL4 * Tiv | Defeats 5 Smalhers Named ACL Switchman Seii. Smalhers Says Robson Hunt-McRoberts * Senate Democratic Joel E. McGill Wilson Hes Record Bv 14*11 Score Campaign Head Killed Saturday Of 'All Errors' , {?-* r'- fro* Page One) a vat instantly killed M N if afternoon, shortly after e'eleek, liulda the City limlti _ Laatfwood an the Longwood-Al■UMMU Spring* Road. 1 Trooper T. Mark Mack laid that }a U ttV ir i Coach, driven by Har«atd Malm, ll, traveling north at WhnMt 40 to 10 nlloa per hour In a ila tone, (truck the bore* and , carrying tbo horea with it, daUnca of 00 yarda. The baloafid to Mr*. Prod Me. AM wai balai cared for by al J. feroaaay. Chariaa of ting were placed against , Aitothar accident yeatarday oo< darted ahortly after 4 pm on Out* Jtoad 40 Just waat of tlpai Ave. ''Charles W. Pomes, 41, of Oviedo r u traveling wed at approximate, y •» miles per hour, aaid Trooper r. Mark Meek, when ha itruck a aadaa, driven by a Si. ■*gn woman of Maltkdad 40 yarda baton into a 10M Cbavrolet by Benny Toohai. iO f Femes, laid Trocpar Mack, ret > netted aulUpln out* of the face ...Mad Mfc arm, waa ukan to the ‘/;toaal hospital, treated and roleae,S5t Property damage waa aiUmatad to the Ford, |SS to the . aa t $U0 $liO 4a and 1400 to tea Plydriven by Pomai. ack laid charges of rocklaei driving were being plac* & "Board, Delegation A T o Discuss City Tissues, Annexation 1-* The Board of Sanford City Comaniaakein la expected to meet with Ike Seminole County delega­ tion tomerrow night to discuss anr— and other city problems Tha flve-min Board of City Oommlntoneri will lit down with Senator Dougin Slanitrom, Rep* roesnlntive Mack N. Cleveland Jr., god Ripraientative Oordon Frederick to go over the luuci involving Baaford'i progress. Prudential Group Visits Herlong In Washington Six Florida representative* of the Prudential Imuranca Comp­ any of America, vliltad In WaihIngton Friday afternoon with A. f "ly d " Hsrlnng ■ Jr., Congraiiman in from FJorlda’i Fifth District. The Prudential delegation waa In Waihlnfton for a builntu conferaneo of tho company*! Ordi­ nary Agandti. They qualified for the trip on tho bails of their aalai recordi along with more than 200 other imuranca under­ writers from Prudential'! lOntale South-Central territory headquar­ ters In Jacksonville. The meetlnss were held In the Shorcham Hotel In Washington and featured lalka by Prudential executives from Jacksonville and by Walter Cronkite, CBS-TV narrator for Prti. dentil I'a "You Are There" pro­ gram. Congressman Herlong greated the Florida people In hli office and showed them tha baseball used In tha annual Senate-House game which was played the week before In aWshington. Floyd Palm­ er, of Sanford, ahowod hew the ball was held In the daya when he waa umpiring gumca the Con­ gressman played in. Senator To Review Civic Progress A t Lions Meeting City Commission To Discuss Power, Water Agreement A light agenda aontronta th# Board of Bedford City Commis­ sioners at tonight'# meeting el the CUy Fathtta. . . Only five llama, other than miseollantoue business from the flee* end City Commission end apprev* al el minutes, appear on tha sganda prepared by ike office el the Sanford CUy Manager. Foremost Item to be considered is the power and water agreement which parallels the granting of a franchise to the Florida Powlr and Light Company, Other Ittma include a discus­ sion of the conveyance of the old hospital property on Oak Ave.; consideration of a request to the Beard of lemlnola County Commlssionars to provide adequate funds In tha earning fiscal year to assure municipalities Within the county of tha services of a sanita­ rian j to consider tha authartiatlon to advertise for bids for water plsnt and well field equipment; and to consider a petition reques­ ting that tha Miracle Concrete Company be moved to another lo­ cation. ORANflR CONCENTRATE HAS TOP SEASON WINTER HAVEN IM — Florida has produced • record quantity of froian orange concentrate this season, the Florida Cannera Ann. reports. Production through June I waa «T million aa Ilona, tha aaeoclation aaid. The previous top aeason for oranga concentrate waa 1M3-44, when production waa UVt million gallons. Production of grapefruit concen­ trate this season also waa a rec­ ord ave million gallons, about one million gallons more than any other season. Senator Douglas Stenstrom HI be the principal speaker at the regular luncheon meeting of the Sanford Lions Club tomorrow. Senator Stenstrom will review the numerous civic Improvements tve have had in the City, County, and Slate, the future possibilities In this field, and also will talk on Independence as this is near the 4th of July Independence ( Day celebration "Visitors will be welcome," say officials of the local Lions Club, and all Lions are lugeri to attend club before tha new slate of offlaa this is the last misting of tha era will take over. The Robson Snortin'! Goods soft­ ball Him defeated tha Hunt-McRoberts team Friday night by a sccre of 14-11. (Unite Democratic Leader LmFuneral servlets for Joal ERrln Both teams , racked up sit Senator George Smithera said today thu Secretary of Defense hit* each to put the wild sore# don B. Johnson announced today McOllI, in employ# of th* Allan, of runs. James Acrt of the Robson the appointment of Senator Georg# Ue c<JlSt L!n< 'juiifoad, who was Charles Wilaen has challenged Sporting Goods team knocked in A. Smithers, of Florida. a» Chair*.. . . . —hmine the Senate Mickey Mantle’s leadership in re­ the winning rum for his team man „of — ... Democratic' kII,ed Saturd.y mbmlng near PInecaitle war# held thla afterverie for he hat achieved ■ rec­ while Ed Lockett af the Hunt* Campaign Committee. n4on at tha Pint Baptist Church. ord o* "r.« hits ro runs, AL), Me Roberta team look four of tho The post has been vacant alnce ERRORS." team’ s six hits In which he was the pairing of Senator Alben W. McGill, 30-year-old switchman Smathers said "Wl'.on’s inc:n-, successful In scoring three runs. Barkley, of Kentucky. Senator Hu. for the ACL was accidentally kill* Batteries far Robson Sporting hart H. Humphrey, of Minnesota, ad when crushed Dotween a box­ •talent remarks and disagree mrut with top military leader* Goods were Bob Fogarty and Ma­ Is vlca-chalrmsn. car and building. hat. again demonstrated that he rlon Butlor; for Hunt McRobarU, "The chairmanship Of the Sen- _He waa ______ bom______ In Brooklyn, N Bill Bowman and Jim Pennington. U the only man in modern times ate Democratic Campaign Com-jmTjlay » , 1W, . Jn May 20, 1020, and'hid and had lit llveo In Robson Sporting Goods will who possesses the unique ability of mitteea ctiled for a combination gemlnoli Seminole county for 11 y tm . His meet tha Wilsoa-Maler Pumltura placing both feet in hia mouth Company entry in tho league to­ of onorgy and experitaea, pru* ten c v l l gt M 4 AdaMS Av*. at the iime time. morrow n,“ht »♦ T:SG under tha j£hn!„n\n.dl(f i-soutrsV^e Rl w>> 1 r » 4ulte af SaatlMle "Why Mr. Wilson would seek to lights at tha Ftrt Mellon Park H U V W W I,.* « dispute Uta testimony nr the able World War H, a member a( tha and experienred Air Force gen­ diamonu. of all hli colleagues and who en­ Brotherhood of Railroad Train­ erals who have over the last three joys their confidence and their man, and a manbar of tho first weeks repeatedly stated that the respect. Baptist Churoh. air power of the United Ststee is Deer Recaptured "Oaorga Smithers la a natural being surpassed by that of the selection for tho Job. Working with MiOIll la survived by his wMSoviet Union Is beyond my com­ In Lake Monroe tho full committee aa a team, ha aw, Mrs. Batty# Jean MtGUli £ ie prehension," Smalhers Itatod. will ba a vital factor In strong, son, Danny, ono daughter, Ca*J; Friday Momma thcnlng the Democratic majority his paronts, Mr, and Mrs. Ray. "S u rely,said Bmathevs, "the mend McGill of Oonova; five bro­ American people are going to put A d*er, bom and rtlsad In tha In tha Senate. "On# of tha major roasnwe that thers, Walter R., and Richard Mrtheir faith and confidence in the Sanford Zoo, which escaped when OIU, of Brooklyn, N, Y.; Lorsn testimony of such proven and ex­ the mote around monkey Island ! am so confidant of Democratic McGill of Orlandot Robert McOllI victory this fall is tha high aatlber perienced airmen ae General Cur­ was being cleaned on Tuesday, and Jack McGill of Oonova; three tis LaMay, Commander in Chief June 14, was as recaptured aftar a of the men who represent our of Strategic Air Command and scuffle with the fleet-footed anl- party. Senator SmcthOra la o par* sisters, Mil* Juno McOllI of Ge­ neva, Mrs. Halm Roaby of Hono. feet example af tnti point." General John McConnell, Direc­ mat In Lake Monroe. Jena M lulu, Hawaii; and Mrs. riorance tor of Plana SAC, rather than in The deer was retaken Friday Admlaaiena Walker of Dayton, Ohio. Maty Helen Moore (Sanford) tha petulant and unrestrained morning by Dr. Wade Gamer and The Ror. W. P. Brooks offMistatements of the Secretary of Admlaaiena tod at Uta funeral aarvloes hair at Defenee who now seeks to qualify hie colored helper Stonewall when Cynthia Ogde (Sanford) I p. m. thla afternoon. Burial was himself as a great authority of it ran from the wooded area near Mtr, Thompson (Sanford) In Oaklawn Camatary. , the military by reason of his three the Gamer residence and jumped Mattie Chudra ISanford) Oautler Punaral Homo waa In years of service behind a disk at over the concrete seawall Into the water. Jane It charge of arrangomonta. (he Pentagon." Dr. Garner and hie helper wart Thrto civilian employs! of tha Wilson told a defense conference Jack Jackson (Lake Menroa) PRESIDENT e l e c t e d at the Qusntieo Marine post that able to get two rope* around tha Public Works Department of San* Mark Gregory (Sanford) Senate efforts to Increase the Air deer's neck and guided him to ford Naval Air Station received MIAMI BEACH (B-lnUmatlon. Louie# Ornnl (Winter Park) checks iinu.nuiii amounting to care- .1 Brotherhood of Maglclani olec« Ml In »»•»Forte budget were "Phony". Then shore from hie boat, tied It to >"«»> Mrs. Milan McGill (Geneva) Wilson quickly added, "Meybe the dock where city employes monlei held aboard tha station ro* ^ chaoneey M. Shorldan of Judy McMullen (Sanford) rente president yesterday. I shouldn't havo said that. The headed by Arnold Hood led the eintly, Penny Howtll (Sanford) people of our country want to frightened animal back to his Tho awardi resulted from three Tho convention of more M n Guy Junior Parent (Sanford) beneficial luggastloni tha make aura we have a strong de­ original home. Births JSJS fame, but when it come* to pay. The dear had been seen In the B K L S T « « * » Baby Boy Robinson (Sanford) Lng off, tike,a different slant." wooded area around tha Gamer «m n n n o moo-krar. n r » n . * r»MI« Baby Boy Moero Receiving checks from Captain! home several times but no one Smathata stated that' he felt n. W. Jackson, USN, Commanding while Mdvln Smith was presented Dleehartoa m M . m i «• . « A! wee. M * I k . Ob*M last Iknditelinn confident that tha American peo­ had been able to gat near enough Officer of Sanford Naval Air Sta­ a chock for MO for th# Introduction Baby Girl Petty (Sanford) ple would far rather pay for an to capture him. of o now typo wreath which wilt Martha Beard (Sanford) But Dr. Gamer's doe. hie halner tion, wore Clyde 8, Must, and Mel­ adequate and complete defense Johnny Maa Lower, (Sanford) program and thus insure them- Stonewall, and hlmieif ware able vin L. Smith, both of Public Works lowar tha amount of woilt Involved Maintenance, and William P. Har­ In roplielng truak bodies. Lily Splvay (Sanfard) aelvta of tho finest olr force In to eubdua the dear avan though riett, Public Works Transportation. Other persons present #t th# Maria Canada (Enterprise) the world, thin Invite nitlMil there waa toms stuffing up tn the Harriett received fM for his sug. ceremonies which took ploca^ in Mark Grargory (Sanford) disaster by a frantic pursuit to re­ tubal# to gat tho ropoa around tha gestion of a new position Captain__________ Jackson'a office, ______ . .for . ___ _____ 4 t * tha_______ Jess 14 daer's neck, duce expenditure!. drain valve on Butlor refuelers, I Commander M, H. Hawkins, UIN, Discharges Senator Smithen also luted which will result in saving approx- Chairman af tha Awards and InDoris Ratliff (Mali land "If there Is to be any error made than too little. imately $1,094.20 in material per'eantivas Committee of SNAS, W. O. Alberta Brooks (Sanford) In this dispute as to whether or "T o be weak la to Invite disas­ year. Musa received $JI for his sug-ltUnMU. PubllB Work# Quortermin, Johnny Jamta (Sanford) not our Air Force Is ready for the ter . . . . to ba strong Is to avoid gaatlon for a batter mathod of and John C. Brown, ovilUa For* Goorge Shipp (Sanford) i changing the strait lights of SNAS, Ir " nel Officer. Mr*. Joyce Covington (Hanford) demand! which could be made It," Smathera concluded. upon It, I believe that In the field Pam Diana Burke (Sanford) of national security we should err Rebeeca Robinson (Hanford) Thelma Emerson (Lake Mary) on the side of too much, rather Blrtha Baby Boy Ratliff Marie Thompson (Osteen OFTEN IMITATED—NEVER DUPLICATED! Maria Fallow (Sanford) Baby (llrl Covington EDI* THE HANBNtOUGH A ^ o k METHOD la (he ONLY ORIGINAL Proven •ueeeaarul Way W i to Buy and Bell property at Pair Market Lu)a.Ball Thomas (Lake Monroe) Discharges VMoe* If »•* are planting In 8ell-PUy Safa I ifelUee HANSBROVfllC Writt W Call O l* Mrs. Robinson and Baby (San­ Lloyd Croom (Sanford) laA JlU O , 44 I 7I « ford) McMillatan (Banfonl) Helen McGill (Geneva) Marla West (Sanford) Hospital Notes Men Given Checks For Suggestions AucTioN ■ H IT A ftM S T ftO N Q ,.. brings 17 yean of exporienoo and "know-how" to hit work as a telephone Commercial Engineer. Ho'i a member af tho state lull dart' Association . . . ttochet Sunday School. . • ond was a master sergeant during the war. Legal Notice *> u*tuu SuNKUl a r u Ik I, bir husband. M slnllKt, a. A.v k » n « u > . .1 # ■ o T ice i o r a U r ^ V ie w r M h /m w r a . a t e NEW SMYRNA BEACH WAT„F6R M FrR0NT INDIAN RIVER 1NTRACOABTAL WATERWAY htr unknown ■bout* if inarrlM. sol It asae, tho roiiiocllvo unknown ON S K a S S iri. w .i£ n ‘.H S: fsV ^hSValS*elfv»%*'in owa*Fit1r*. IvEwss, l*«at*«* and eranitas of - .................. I A U i K L U A ___ .... ...Jlvo, tier unraapousdt marrlrd. nud ir drs<i rainnilra unknown Italr* ilfrvli*- L Iva. nil Uikaown spous* If msrrlnl. and If dc*d. lbs m livs unhaowa naira, uavuaaa I 1ms anil erantsss of (bn said j WlufclN; KUWIN IL WILHU.* M eal fha Man who (alls a Olty'a lorfuna. . . * * fU ih k . you era harsh, ir atlsrnsjl wlU Tgm m m SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. I Osirt lift kn, l i* l i i * -" — | L -t t i :r ft #r *# t l RICHMOND DRJVH >01,AND JUST OFF MOUTH CAUSEWAY THURSDAY. JUNE 28 - 2t00 P. M. * This area la truly FLORIDA at Ua Romantic hMt where you'll find lb# finest fishing In ocean and risen and ran enjoy swimming and relaaat'nn on tha best berrbci in tha State, Hera than, ie your chance to buy your own "piece of Heaven"— and AT Y0UB OWN PRICE This beautiful, riverfront home Is ultra modern—wf email block masonry conitnactlon. U has furred walla, tile roof, glass jalousie windows and hardwood floors throughout A charming feature of this wonderful boma ie iu knotty pina panelled living room and dining ana. Than a a fully aqulppad modtm kitchen with a vlow overlooking tha river. The I spacious bedrooms hav# ample closet spec*. Thera's e caramla Ula bath and a petit hraatawey with tIU fleer. You ran anjoy many pleasant hours hare sitting In tha seal broaaae end enjoying he wenderful river view. Other features of this remarkable waterfront home are n earporta.—ample storage apace. TV aerial, alactrlc hot water hooter, floor furnace sad item made bamboo matchitlek draw drapes throughout YOU'L 'LL LOVE TH1B HOMEI Brit Armstrong uses no crystal ball But he aotl J, to years ahead. Ho son ibowiads of talapkoaaa where today there art hundil i l m wood, Brit la one of ouay Southern Bell tngiMOn who format ooosautoky growth and plan ulaphoae asrvioo to Moot it for you and your neighbors. N ew phones don't Just biggin The 00* yoU Hat today is the result o f printing yoon ago. MUUoa* of do lien’ worth of equip moat, buildings liose nod cables must be engineered end bulk, long before phones are installed, to All the needs of a growing ■1UOBBT of AIX TIMEi Tha Llqul f W. J, How«* Company In MOWl ■aatifoi LAKE COUNTY 4 RIO Di------------------Open far Insportlan inly 11 aa OgANDjV-HOME A INCOME — An opportunity Uka this oseurs —— ■■ n llfitlmal— a chance to BUY tha Pteride home of Your Diaama-n ORMuND BEACH - CHOICE chancn te buy *bul*« Income nroparty—• ohanca to buy ono ot the bast dtvilepad and Ideal ranches In Florida—and a chance to own the finest and most popular clubhouse* and golf course la Central Florida—« cbanco to buy other abelce !! e en airport—canning fnatary, INTRELACMEN — BUILDING and afflca building with naulpreant—nil located in n serenely o r a l.a — Mo te l vnntlLu.L romJmJir)iF ***•»< *f Florida—and NOETM CAROUNA—HOTEL YOU BID and BUY nt YOUR OWN PR1CEI__________ _ fcrit Armstrong and ton BoD folks have one ahn: to kriog you tho Mod of sarvioa you want and need, Bow and In tbs ycjn la TERMS: N% daw* at Anctlaaa, Mianaa a ea w sw i Write far fatHANS* CM » • « tho 441 0 , # «W W f »•--------■a of Home Facing River. m M Southern Ball Taltphona OTHER COMING AUCTIONS!* ONLY A PEW DATEB OPEN IN JULY JWATCH POE THEBSt- |_|ANSBROUG|_j 1 �% SANFORD RFRAl.D '* T m Spurned Lover Holes Up In Cave JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn., When Ban Ballenger w a i St, hU sweetheart Jilted him and "hauled off and married a fellow wllh a u „ _ broken new Hudson. T o ea e heart, ha holtd up in a cava. That was m arly IT ye»ra ago, »'lth *ufh thing* ■ S ",,5 nc * nd n ° ur,l* ,1” p' ° n ,n ,r m y eul' ln J X v Cm * by the J* b.c” l ’ papers, which he gets dally at the foot o f hli italrw ay in a H*™1 rnallboa. Come spring, tha cava gets t i m tae only man in i n v w ‘ H. r r . . . . , . a tad Statoa who lives In a M tural tem per.ture of Si degrees, as e .• I | retreat from tha sum m er sun. He eav h i i .i k .H v . ftaitancar alleht uaually m oves back into the cove Tha *,irmally iiiv clean ri^ .n ,shaven haven ^ November. o f ba'iM build, norm and neat—I* no hermit. "W hen I The narrow, jig g e d cave con* flrit m oved in here, I stopped ehiving, end I had a beard down to h ere," he »ald, Indicating hi* cheat With gnarled hands. "B u t It was too much trouble." Ha w tlcon i*! viallora, knows ey, eryone in hit hollow, likas to fish on nearby Cherokee Lake, and ia ready with advice for anyone who aeeks it— pa. leu liriy advice to the lovelorn. He provldea for hie want* by doing odd Jobs; he's a good carpenter and b rlck m u on . opening Into the side of a wood ad Holaton River bluff, the to foot cave ia reached by a wooden ■talrway, com plete with handrail, which Ballenger bullL He alia fitted the arched cavern with fram e door, wood cooking stove and such com forts ss a pancake tum cr, two teaspoons, a knlfa and fork, a coffee pot, and several tains m em ories o f four es-sweet- hlndl# them t0°* heart*, all of whom, lay s Balletpl " I ’ m often lik e d how I got tha Ker, " le t me down fur fellows with Idea for living in a e s v e ," b t bigger bankrolls and cars." ' »*ld* "I fu ess It w is when I w ss " I tell people that a woman1. ^ ^ o d d l T N ,w . YOrh-d* a J *onf ** “ H ow C reen la tlyr night In a aubway. it was warm billfold," Uallenger declared. "It'e a„ d didn't coat anything. Whan I s°H en *° every tim e I'm about found th li cava, it w a i Just Uk# jlncd up wjtj1 , g jri( j *XpCct her sleeping in tho subway.** » to let me dow n." lilt role as area handym aa1 s y n o d c l o s e s H E r r m c Tho F lop. Prasbytariaw Stataa dloa> futt been down tho road ru.tiug fon nf iC T w wwith talac* ne||hbor h llr , r(Cv o n i 1 n “ 0 c ,U f(>r 1MT * I* .. , ' ,, ; ----------------- -• I've handled everything but con\ full-grown elenhant walgha finrment caiea, and If I could find tbotil 10,000 pound*. torno cunfinemcnt cases, I'd road track In Ontaria, In Ihn kitchan... Legal Notice ” "* la r»i r m i * •* • W A I.T B H * ’ .Iw ru in t, E. (E W E 1.L •»ir 1‘larlda. ' ' * ' ! « Iki i n t i ef ih» , ,>>lt a lu lt U rmklll S t * All ( 'M l l > r i P r M "fi M l i l l i Z c i i l w i #r D « « i l i i A | i l l l t I I I * • ib tiu i » T « j 4 * 4 eac h o f r f » f r a h t r r b r * * r n i l f U ( l and r»*tulr»(l to o r « n t 40 ' • *-0141104 4«d ftomandi shir), you nr •**'thor of toii. to4t hit* »rim*t • . . t h o * . t » t » o f IVJU.Tl'.ll I' f E ' ' ELI. dr m * l l i t * o f M id C o u o i v . lo tha <',,untr J id e a o f aamtnnla C o u n ­ ty. F'.or da. 4t hi* o f ( l < » in tha rnurt , „ b o y r a o f M id C * u o t » i t . a a f a r d Flori d a. «> thln r la h t riU od ir r i n - t h i ffnra tha tuna o f Iho f l n t . p . i b l U i t l o o o f IhU nol lro U rh o i l i n ’ o r i l r m i o d ahall !'• lo w r ltln «. 4 " d •l'»ll II4I4 III* PIOCO o f r o ild o n ro M pn«t o f f l r o u l i f l K l o f th4 rlfl rn* 4 H , m d fh tH h4 ( w o r n ta by lha ' '*cta!n-»a hi* aa ent nr a t t e r n iy . an* * 4ST lllrtt c':tflra or OamanO n t l a» •ball b » vote ■ r o r O t . A S STENSTRCiM "AitoroTT f " r Artintiilitratar K r l u f M t n u lM I r g B in for't FtnrMa V »)a Muitilbars »* » a m i o l » t - a t r r o f tha Eita ta * f •— iVAt*Tr.r. E. S E W E L t . tfiraSM * - .* qulrad to furnlrh «n d r i T fo r l a t l i - i W l i l L f R V . S**>» I llV ia m .V A A Kfa rior T oc rfiT itiiU ta and p i w n c i t \ l i: f l . K V r i . A M l . o h l m bond or hnndi A m i n i C om i'liinl h i v i n f M m T ho Boar d o f Publle tnotfucltna fil<*t i r i t n i t m a in th» Circuit Court f o r Somlnol* i.'nutitv Florida, ra* In i n d lo r Srmltin|« Coun t* . Klnrlda. *rr\a« iho r l r h l to rrla et i n v and nr l,« i:i.M i:i: NAXltKfit* fo r d lt y r r a all hldr or in m l t * any Inform alllli » rh> *h*>ri ti ll * o f w h ic h la 1:1.111111 In ih o hiihlir* V* hid *hall h« with-1 KtVOEItM, I’t n l m lf f \ * r * m t.'Al.VIN r|r»wn fo r i f o r b i d o f f l f lo r n ( t i l 1 I I K fllllV A h A N tm lU t llrtanitant, d m »uhi»i»urni l o ih* o o a n ln c o f ihr»n p r r t r n l i » t « m com m an d you bid* w it h ou t lha t o n t t n l o f lha lo « n r r a r and fII* t o u r wr itten d r fr o rr brre in on or he lora lha lot h f n Mllwea. Secre tar y • i f ,.f jy|>. a t ’ I I I * or o t h a r w lit • u p er in 'r n den t o f rtihlir I n f r a c t i o n lie *r« |*ro C o n f e i t o will ba entered j o h v i. n r i- u L P T er alhit t o n Chairmen, Boar d PuMto Til* Hitiford Herald t» d»»l*natfrt Inetriirtlon fo r Srmln ola County a* a nrwMMiwr o f arneral i lr o iila Flor id a n o n m w hb h title r l l a i l o o » Hn 11 hr I*uhllthei1 one# recti week for four t h i - * r t t c n r r i . n a i t ) t m h i ,. m i« • «**k* v i a s t r t w p t r * M i n r a v r „ it. w t T N r . a m* he nd end nfftrla! NEED MONEY for yourvaedtion?... H ow srd C . Lo n e Phone 388 207 C. C n u trc iil NOTICE TO OW NERS O F DOCS In o r d e r l o a c c o m m o d a t e d o g o w n e r s , D r . R a y m o n d ll a s f , V e te r in a r ia n w ill b e a t th a r e a r o f th a C it y H a ll J u ly .1 t o v a c c in a t e d o g s fr o m 1 :S 0 P . M* t o 4 :0 9 P . M* a n d J u ly 1 0 , f r o m ! : S 0 P . M . t a 4 : M P . M . # W EL L D R ILLIN G •REAL* ►/ o P l l f r n d » « Clerk o f the Circuit Court f l a c k N C lr t r la n d . Jr. A ltu rnry at t.aw, C ' i , Hot ; : n Hanford, Florida. Moll,.Hot fo r P la in t iff In tha laundry... A s r e q u ir e d b y la w , all d a f t In fh # C ify * f B a s fa r d , F lo r id a m u s t ba v a c c in a te d a g a in s t r a b ie a , a n d th a v a c c in a t io n t a g c o n t in u a lly w e n t b y d o g s o n c o lla r o r h . r n f t s f o r th a fo llo w in g y e a r . i n v r a r i e r w r.V r r o w win* * Th» n * y r e nf Publi** Ir *tr u»ti "ii f " f •■'**■ Ir m t n a la Cm.Ttt». Flor id a w ill ra* ■ .rolva Mdr f „ r tha fu ratsbtnv o f all labor, matarlati, m iil p m »n t and «#rv* t r n r o i n l r n l f o r tha Itrr ao rtn* and R r o l a r l r e o f nk r a lm ot a l W o r k on l u r l n r I f l i h .c h o r d Tlutldlne .a n * ■Sord F l o r i d a ; Utittt t1;O0 A » t . Junt • - *1 ISIS at tha o f f lr a o f tha auntr* •> ,*o.**nt of Pniillo InstruofIon f», h»n| Adtnlnlftratlnn B nlM lna •'.immrrrlat A v a . . a n f a r d F lo r id , r* w ’ lch tlm r and tdara tha bid* T i l l I,# n g h llc lr noa nrd and read -' y a ' - ' r . S ^ c . i f l c a t ' t o n i r i s ha ohta lrad ■r - ..ii i o . VroMioct. Jnhn A. Wtirtnn IV. I l l San ford A l l a o t l c Kaliunal B - - k flu lldln r. . n n f o r d . Florida. T ho n u r r m f u l bi d d er w ill ha r** ■eat o f the c l e r k of the Circu it t'e url on i hit the t*th dav o f June. A. U. A fte r A u gu st 1 th e y h iv e been w ill b e s u b je c t w iU b e d ie p o a td ••DM O A C CO H. F I N A N C E f O E A T < O SANFOBO < 1 1 1 W # i t F in t 5 t r e a t .............F T '. . (Ota h iM m fkealar leildU( | N .T «| . 1 1 5 5 407 Watt Cawtraf Avasua. . . . V .; . . Tal. 3*4493 M s a Meta* IvlUlafl T «■*■“ *--« ---- -f m J*r a ll d o g s fo u n d w it h o u t a t a g c e r t i f y i n g v a c c in a te d f o r r a b ie a f o r y e a r o f 1 9 M t o b e ia g p ic k e d u p b y th a P e U ce a n d o f. ee C it y M u n i r . 0 0 A U -ELK G T R IC I R’s cheaper to use only electricity ia jou r kitchen-laundry than i o u w i rooibineiion U fuel*. C it y lic e n s e t a g s f o r th e y e a r 1 9 5 4 a r e n o w a v a ila b le a n d o w n e r s m u s t o b ta in t a g s p r io r t a A u g u a t I fr o m t h e C it y T a x C o lle c t o r , C it y HaJL C o a t o f L lc e n a a T a g 2 5 c . R a b ie a v a c c in a tio n 9 2 .0 9 . W a r m R . K a o w la a w*. 4 S o c o o l,,,s o clean ...*0 modem , loo! A ik your electrie appliance Heeler for lha whole sioeyl © liflliA PIWIR a llfRT COMMIT V m / * �W orld's Communists Havo Problerfl Fourth O f July Holiday Is Good fiin o To Practice Safo Driving .' Are jrou making plana saw f6r a Fourth « f Joly holiday trip? '- ‘’In INI than « m 4M flnworki deaths In:tha Uaitad Staten. Lsat yaw- than waa aniy ana. Qaita s record of pragma. Back In 1908 s rathar ridiculous looking gnirh*nt waa just sputtering Into being. Last year that machina—avohriag franTtho ’wngsfady honalata carriage Into tha aleak rpowarfd modern automobile—claimed r Uvaa daring tha Fourth of July holiday. Hiua tha sat gala la our afforta to avoid Iday aalf-daatructioa anoma to ba about aTVal than Is s lassoa to bo ksraod Modem Policemen vaudeville days tha fat and attrpid waa a stoch figure whose mention -area always good for a laugh. Soma of thia type may still hang on from earlier days, tat today's pnHwmaa era of a different type, g i f are morn likely te ba lithe and athletic 'than overweight aad befuddled. A better ntose af man la beta* recruited. A« indication of this Is tha feet that at this yanr’aeoDasa commencements 87 police M tflan from the aurtmrts of s largo city poHrwada w ; Aad that loads as te any that the mo•tra poliremaa should bo wall paid—paid H that ho saa pursue suck endeavors aa ’ that of a better education, a more complete -JpMWtsdgn of kis duties— and that he may •» IAMBS MABLOtt WASHINGTON IM-Tbe world1* Communlete—particularly la this too*try, Italy and Franco-have bora hartaf a Urn# trying to gat atralght oa tha aaw 11no laid dowa by Moieow. That Una w*a glvtn by Comma•lit party bon Nikita Bhraibcbar lait February to Moacow la tho •am* apoecb la which ha attaakad Sulla aa a maniacal murderer. H* laid Bad* in tha non-communlit countries abould ahift tec* tlca; they didn’t a*«d to try eirll war if tfiwy could taka over peace­ fully, t h r o u g h parliamentary mraaa, by forming unltad front* with Soctaliata and etohrs. Vlolanca, he aald, would still bo aacaiaary wbara unltad front teetie* fallad. And b* told (ham, la offset, that If thay wanted to gain aupport from nan-Sada la tb*lr own aountrl*i tbay’d bars to abow Fireworks daatha on tha Fourth hava baas almoat alimlnatad bacauaa thinking paraona ravoltad at such aas» laai killing, and atata ky stats tha aalaa and uaa of dan­ gerous firaworks vara prohibited. No one, of course, is advocating that tha gala or uaa of automebiioa ka bansad. But wa strongly urga tha autlaviag af thalr misuaa. Most people want to uaa thaif cars aafaly. But in avary aociaty than la always a minority of-rtekiesa and irraaponaibU drivan who turn a deaf ear te AU appeals for prudant and commonaanM behavior Sulialat. But Joha Galas, adker of tba *party’a nawipaprr. tha Dally Worhtr, apparaatly got bla ilgaala craned. Ob June O-aftar a toRM-ward B rtiaa af Ebruebcher’a speech d baaa prlatsd Hi the Amerksa prau — Oataa, alia aa abaolita Stallnlit, wrota an editorial which blaated Sulla but also challenged Khnuiehev and Sulln’a other hairs la eiplala hew Stalin’* crim e* accarrad while thay wars around him. It la reliably uodcritood that the party leadership jumped on GaUs* neck for going tee far. !t it far thin group that tha National This wasn’t the kind of criticism thay had la mind. Moanwhlla, Safety Council and tha Iataynatiaaal AsaeDennU pot hi writing, new pub­ elation of Chiefs of Police hava jointly re­ lished, tha American party’s ntw commended a rigid law anforeement policy look. by all police agendas during tha Feurth of And op Jon* 11 the Italian ComJuly calibration. mualata war* (ward from hut only Wo strongly aupport This recommenda­ •rn I ■ *nw _ / s i ^ time* find It expedient net te ap- aftor, It aaemi, thalr loss** la tho Italian •lections laat month bad tion. A traffic aeddant emergency facet this T o o L a t e T o C lf is s it y {■»<•* m -*.. sboakad them into a raalltatloa country, with a now all-time high death toll thay had batter start talking. in prospect. *» im n j. u r U itaii l l m m , .u n cu m , « J S i T S ^ S T S l t o f tf « Tha talking wat dona by thalr with thia thia t apant three sights with a my miad, waa aur visit to Hadlay BM-CemmunUt world ever a bar- bo**, Palmira Togliatti, also a It la time to gtep tamporislRg temporiaiRg with compute problem. Tho Fourth o f July holiday is a Qoaan la»t weekend •■dtouad Edwards’ ArdaatrS Oardaaa wbara ral ky his ravalaUons about Btel- tSallnlit Ha pralaod tba good time to start getting tough. • * " # •* **ktod dsnAagaaa per- In'. monstroalUes, bocaura during naw Ruulaa leaders but chale e a t hAve gettoa away wlth It forms a aariaa m aabaliavabla tba lifetime of Stalin, thay had langad them, •• Gataa did In tha I, . . . . * I hadn’t takaa tba famQy with miaeuvert at th* raamead af bran stalin’* blind, dumb and ab- Dally Worker, te ainlaln thalr ewn relaa la the pertad of Sulla’s V o lu n ta ftr L flb o r **• N waa Sa a pasaaagar ea tba their tralaar. Tbap stead at at- dlent yes-man. . . T ., _ , . , . . . “ Quaaa of Nassau” operated by tratioo, mark Urns, march la par- How could thalr judgamant ba A group Of farmers belonging to a rural the Bastara Shipping Cerporatloa fact at#, charge, gad do a gulch trusted any more. Hew could they church ware hauling sand recently fo r the between Miami and Nassau, B.W.L about-face la all perfect uaUoa. It Row convince anyone to farm a floor o f a church in which thay planned te • ^ ^ • w a , km waa a «oov«Uoe . . . truly tbs mem aaasiag eight unites front with them? In the and hold an annual n m tin t. thar w w a .toppad “ J** » « ” u » •«•— »•> M » , * • JM awp .a *1 lni1 Infnnnnjt thet Ovar 1M Florida publishers, their off te Mr. HaStov Bdwaria, "The various parties a aaw look—that OF the Highway Patrol ana Inroraiod that famju#i Ing (Hands made tha trip,raly maa atom Nash wkaaa laagu- tha present leaders may hava te they could not use their truck* te haul any- w# uft Miami at « p.» ., arriving *!• 1* —darttoad ky tka klrda.” ataP dawn, thing fo r any person other than the owner la Nasiau tha next morning at a You will find a Hah to Nassau Thay took time thinking it over. Of tho truck. Thart could bo M donated It waa tha first meeting af Intarastlag aad enjoyable, and If A month ofter Bhruscbav's •pooch hauling, not t v a n f o r their church. ^ e ^ l ^ a etar MM on tor,, you ora raUtog «j*e nWta th.ro M «yl.eder.hlp at a araret meat..j, ___«__ ------------. elga ami. Th« hast aorvad as our but |ha trained flamtogooo you'll tag decided to ohlft tactlea, took a Thousand* o f ehurehaa. Clubs, eemmunl- houl during Iha Woakassd aseur- fled yaur trip worthwhile. ualtod front, and try u give tha ty centers, hospitals, and other kulidlnga sue, which lasted from Friday■ dg a g g e a g h to — ■ have been erected largely by volunteer labor. th# nth to Manday moraThla, It aeema la aomo atatea at toast, is J ■AM IIIum. 1 k fllsi.M . ------ woovnor was ponucs anu «»o LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Sanferd. Florida Dear Mr. Farklaa: I have read with truth Interest your adltoriol ha yaur U iu* of J t m lath re g a rd ed a R aau au m an t all preparty la Samlnola County. Aa you na doubt kaew, 1 for tha afflee af Aaaaaaor of T a x .., with tba platform o f l R o a n e * , man! for Semiaola County. ! did everything possible U convince tha peopla af Samlnola County for tha need of inch • aurvay. Tha people o f Samiaola County overw helm . Infly votad aga lait such a tur. vay. 9 Tha paopla a f Samhiola County have apokm , and I think their vales and judgamant should ba re . apected, and unless tba nawly •lotted Asaaaaer af Tales asks for and. agree* to use such a survey, I, as ana of tba County Commis. •loners, win not veto for aa expandltura af County Moaloa tor a Rosssonmoat af property la Samisola County. ra I think your editorial at this llrX la not vary appropriate and Is ill Umad. Sincerely yours, John W. Malsch County Commlsslonrr Tho Now York Stock Exthing* usra more than a million load pencils a year. Ufa fet —rmoadiags sommeasurate to the Mtpevkoaoe of his position. -..T ss—we do have modern policemen ■ ig ttanfen always Par sB the thiags in is af ear Lord Jesus Christ. Bphe18 (1enemas laws that provide for •ployed and aged and the sick charChristina ktnda. We should ba gratethesn tarn aad giva sradit where economle activltlra of the people. Denver Breathless DEMLR, It - T h i s Boeky Mountain a ru la oriU a uttto kreilhtiii lodor atoms Mo rapid M a t to tha tool U year*. Aad now it Is finding easeotolag aowi ■afiaotrlaliuttoa has ttod tt oloo•r to to* la st aad to tha ape aad From Climb Y ou Can R elax •’Hb* •»*,*• wll aur cattle.U todwtrlol produethm la the fw m *Rd Northeast hoMa at proent high level,- says a £ f ‘W *** ■ aad Canada to tha North. As tha mid potot to this rest eras Donm has' played wtmtoiato aad broker to • otradily growing oo«momy. letootfiiUaettoa I. raUUvrty a*w. Davie Moore, praetdeut ed Angina Patient Can Minimize Attacks Tka fa stow Straw Market, tocatod adjaraat to th* docks, etfrecte the ladle* who yoa find r*turning to tko ship with armtoed* of etrew hate, hege, and aovelUee. Jewelry end perfume* era elra popular. Aa far as my family to eranraii. aerat ad tha •toff brought heme from each tripe kicks errand too houra, gathers dost for a timo aad ie Baelly turned ever to OoodwSl laduotrira, the SalvaUea Am y er away ham homo. I oajoyod visMe to Naeaaa'o two Mg tourieU hotolo. They ware aur boot* tor a oackttU party sad a dinner while we were ra tho IeUad. Urn loyal Victoria end Emerald Beach hotola etter ererythlag tho vlaitor could ask far to ecramodetlrae, cuUlno aad service, Folate of totoreet ra the lolead l iaehtda vlalta to eoversl aaeioat i holdlag torto, tho araot InUreitUg boiag Ue etow- T t Charlotte, Blackboard*! TewZ i fie raw- aad the Quora’e Sulrcara. High>ho prw to oro a D ra m a •tof—aad raa. i oappiy •turere • tor eetha Dm first eenaldsratlan for yenr aavtaga with ua. Loans wan supported by prime eaDate* raervra and Inanrance by n gwvernmaot inatrumonUlity up te $10,000 an each so- General Insurance 1 �I H **** HANfORD HERALD Mon., Juno 22, IBM, Pat* S August 11 W edding Date Set By Donna L Harper, R. Askew S ocial tha draaa. Sba carried a colonial nosegay of pink aad blua margurites aad war* a aiagle atrand •f peiria, a gift of tha bride. Mies Jewell Melfltoeh and Mill Rhyllis Stout of Hampton, Vo., wer* Brldesaulda, aad Mis* Sandra MeElroy, atatar of tha bride, was Junior bride*maid. They wore pastel pink drosses aad headpiacoa Identical ia design ta the matron af boner. 'They carried colonial nosegays af pink carnations and pink aad blue marguritas aad wore single straads af pearls, a gift af tha bride. Mlaa Phyllis Little, af Newport News, Va^ waa flower girL She Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Jones tad I . C. tkoen of Kansas CUj, reson Vance will arrive today te be turned kerne Friday attar vial.mi tha guaats of Mr. and Mrs. >. L> his brother-la law and family, J. Perkins. A. faith, KN Oak Ave and oilier relatival la daaterd and N..v Mrs. Richard Brewa and ahll- fa y n a Beach, dran Richard, Nancy and Sraitua, | •• of Miami are arriving tomorrow Dr. J. C. Boyae left Sunday te te visit her psrenu Mr. and Mrs. attend a few daya at a fuit graduB. L. Perkins. ate maaUnf in JaaksanvlllC*He will thin fo en te Cincinnati; te Jimmy Kridar, sen ef Mr. and visit hia daughter and grandchild Mr*. John Brider haa bean honor- and frlendi In Frttmoat. Ohio, ably discharged from the Armed Af.er ataying a abert whildlritb Forces snd las entered the sum- them he will then fly te Anchormar school at Station Univorsity. ago, Alaska te vlall with h i* —* M/agt. J. C. Boyce and (am family egj . c. Miss Ellen Lyon baa left tar peeling ta be baeh in laeleN by Tallahassee whir* d s will be tha fkrsg af August amployad as aacratary for tha summer. t Mlai Carolyn Rill, diughtar el ---------------------------------------------- ! Mr. eng Mrs. 0. W. Mall hag re. . . t. . 1turned horns after visiting menda Mr. and lira. Donald L. Harper] Public Administration Honorary; of 2101 Sanford Ava. ara today aa-l Arnold Air Fraternity and In Bouncing tha aagaganont af Uiair vho’s Who among Student* .la tha daughter Donna Lou to Raubln American Collage* and UnlverslO'Donovaa Askew, lit Pth St., ties.- He was alio president of the East Pensacola Heights, son of student body. Mrs. Alberta Askew and tha late Mr Aikew r, ceivrd Alr air. Askew. Force association award for ouL The marriage will take place la standing military service of the the First Presbyterian Church, y*ar; was a designated dlstin. Sanford, August 11 officiated by gulshed military student, and was the Reverend Angus G. Mclnnls. a distinguished Military graduate. Miss Harper was educated ia Ha was Intramural debate champthe Sanford publle schools and ion Delta Tau Delta social fratergraduated form Florida State Uni- nlty member and received a law varsity in IBM with a Baebelor of degree from the University of Science degrse in (elementary Florida in IBM. Education and a minor degree in There he was esecutive editor music. She Is a member of the of the Florida Law- Review, presiSsndapur, University Singers, dent of the Phi Alpha Delta, chairChoral Union, Women's Glee Club, min ef the board of directors Garnet Key and belongs to the Student Bar Association, chairSigma Alpha Iota, National Music man, board of Master University Honorary; the Westminister Fel- honor court, lowship and Kappa Alpha Testa | |n ,h# „,m,iry ierv|ce he haa social fraternity. Upon graduation , , m „ , n fn„ ltfd mtn ln from Florida State University aha th, army p, rltroop#r, tnd |W0 traveled with a student group in y#iri „ tn offlc„ ^ lh# , lr Europe and has taught for tha force past year at Kensington Park E1-, , „ , . ementary School tn MlamL J ^ r 1' “ * Mr. Askew received hia educa"1 ,cl,or ?f tlon in th* Pensacola public fJ* W * ' " . ,‘‘n»»«ia and is schools and graduated from Flori- ln Pr»at* practice. da Stat University in 1U1 with a Bachelor of 8cience degree In Public AdminUtralion. He on (be Deans' list snd was very acti\* cnlleie bring s membrr of gB the Gold Key. Omicrnn Delta Kap- H D K P*. Phi Omrgs, Order of Sirius, D L , W illiam Tison Is M arried To Sheila McElroy O f Virginia Tha First Free Will Baptist Church, Warwick, Va., was the netting Saturday, June 23 at two In th* afternoon for the marriage •f Miss Sheila Jeanna McElroy, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Woodrow McElory of Warwick to William Charles Tison Jr., son of Mrs. William C. Tison of Sanford, and tha late Mr. Tison. Tha Rev. J. B. Chism Jr., offieiatad during tha doubla rtag certmony before' a background of palms, baskets of whits mixad flowers, and lighted tapara. j Personals wore a floor length gown of white orgsndy, fashioned with a fitted bodice and tiered skirt accented by a wide pink sash at tha waist and a headpiece of pink rosebud*, Sha carried a basket of pink rosepelala and wore a slngla strand of pearls, a gift of tha bride. Edwin Tison, of Sanford, served his brother at best msn. Groomsmen were Thomas Jones, Coateavilte, Penn.; Paul Stergin, Philadclphia, Penn.; and Richard Tison, Sanford. Mrs. William 0. Dsuell, of War- Mossman Horn* 1$ « Scene For Shower M in n id n n unnn un rr m q »Rrrm c Mrs. James Benton, the former Min Batty Lou Allman, wit honnred Friday night at • o’clock with !ivM ldbJ M r T t . T t * ft S o and1 Friends af **'*-•»“ SS L J. flowm M o,,m,n“wareth# M#M the ami? M .ftrtBi m25iS m Spring use! Orlande after undergeing MRgery Hoppv Birthday June 22 Mrs. Alice llarve* June 23 rvggy Deane Grit* Ovida Kader Juna 24 Charles Pence Billy Stamper Katie Willis Jane 2S Mrs. Herbert Stenatrnm Patti Williamson Frankie Currie Johnnie Currie LONGER-IN*BACK EVE­ NING DRESS of blue violet Bilk organra Is worn over a taffeta u n d e r s k i r t Th* bodies is moulded through tha midriff with matching color velvet and cut with a tow boat atchllnss A Den Relg model. ND-* xbey wU1 ittf * * * ■ .* month. Indiana far the enaMl MMSaCk family reualan. Mrs. WhaaMea M a Mather in Lymu School throughout the party rooms. Qimea tueeday. Baa ta pregreaalag ware enjoyed and prlsaa were won »wcly, hy Mra. John Banton, Mr*. R. V.l , , Thompson and Mrs. J. R. Crew. 'S d IOIII P flffy If* Delicious refreshments of ^plnk ? A .. Win First Place lemonade, cake, nuta and mints ... . .. wera served te tha guaata. Miss fna Klcht and Herman Thoia present were Mrs. R. D. Jackson teamed together to win Hunter. Mr*. J. R. Crown. Mrs. first place with 77 Match Polnta Clyde Stinson, Mrs. 0. W. Stinson, In the Thursdsy Duplicate Bridge Mrs. R. J. Stinson, Mra. B. Bangame at the Yacht Club. ton. Mrs. R. L. Andrews, Miss In second riser with 71 Match Anna liannum, Mrs. Mildred EaPoints were Dr. Leonard Munson clavon. Mrs. R. V. Thompson, Mra. and Albert Rrlrklin, while ■ tl# J J. Carver, for third with «t Match Point! Mrs, Marion Harman, Mrs. 0. was shared by the tram of Mrs. *V. Carvar, Mra. Kdgar Griffith, Harry LeGrande and Paul Mogel- Mrs. R. L. White, Mlaa Batty May vang and the team of Mra. Clyde Crow, Mra. Wllaon Carver, Mra. 0. Ramsey and Kenneth Ramsey. M. Spring, Mrs. N. J. Btenstrom, SI* and ona half tables partld-1JJiaaJtjbP B- Cpated in the play and avrrags Fausl, ^rs. ®- H- Cr ,ft Bnd Min for tha evening was M Match Clarle# Craft. Point*. I , i ws Neat Thursday will he Master Point PRAIRlf l AK F promptly p. m , visitors are cordially invited to attend, i Just sorting lovely trousseau Dsilelotn addition ta a fruit linen* la fun for Ih* prospecllve rhW five ounces of soft bride, when ehe’s dreaming of chedJar cheese. Nest stsp Is to how pretty they’ll look in her ink# up teespoonfuls of tha new home. And the emart young cheese end roll In'o sms'l halls, bride-to-be launders her linens be- Last lap: roll the halls in • half for* they'r* used — a* they will cup ef finel/ chopped toastod look their very best. inu.mea!*. Cornell Wild# “ HOT BLOOD" In Technicolor A VARffcfY HO Afl CAlciuUr LMhtfi And Society N«wi CHATTING TOGETHER are M i l a Myrtla Wilson, Miss Brtly Jeann* RoUnaon and Mrs. Georgo Otto bafore the recent dress revue and council meet of the Seminole County Council of Home D*mnutr-*’-- • -'hs. T'-'« duh orowlnr In Irape and bounds as more and ntora women taka adventage of the many things offered them for home-making and othtr useful idea*. (Staff Photo) « if>l IN 1 Ml A INI LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:4S LA S T 2 DAYS #COOD FUN FOR ALIT tHNNy W E SO GOOD LOOKING AND SO COOL— No natter whether you want a dwss 2* WSBF on tha golf court#, or to tho villags stoct —this Amaricaa Golfer will do wafl b f JBE It ia in a cotton with a gray background and Wf l lH strip# of whlta aad brifhl color. II boasts s yoked back, notched anaholaa, aa aaay swiagiaf COURT JESTER e A si& 'A C i Store Cloaad A ll Day W ED N ESD A Y PEATUKE M l ONLY “ DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK” BRIBE’S M C M M i w heat comaa to pretty modds. Shown above are KheU Spelts. Moriel GlldowaU and Be**y McCracken who display sports wear. The gtrii were in the fashion show put oa for tha OffiU r’s Wivaa slab «Uch bald a meeting racoatly at Jim fipeacor’s. (SUM Phots) l X V - M ii M H Richard Widmark . Marilyn Moaroa "DOLLAR A CAR NIGHT* n u w m M A m in r M B I FEATURES— 1:00 S :ll 5:22 7:55 B:|| �r*».- r— ? ‘ •> i ■ Enterpnse Iramtraa ia NaTrnnU, Oa. Mrt. I d - 1 ijj. .-jg"- ^ * k ■V HELEN SNODGRASS Thi Rav, and Mr*. Den Willing. Hr. and Hrt A. W. Wllbora, minuter of the Barnett Manorial Hr. and Mra. Herman Wllbora aid Method!*! Church and Children* family. Mra. Royal Goodwin and Iloma chaplain, war* th# guaau of th*|r houaa |ua*ta, Mr. and Mr*, tonor at a recaption fIvan by tba clydo Abbott and family and Mr. Rhv. and Mra. Saacom Carlton la and Hr*. W. Walkar af M l Hope, th* lobby of Hardin Hal) at th* Ala., enjoyed A picnic mriling at Matbodlst Chlldraq'a Horn* Suu- New Smyrna Baach, Saturday, day afternoon from a to 4:W p.m. Hra. J. C. Lawla. Mr*. Leon Th* Rev. and Mra. Walling coma vialng or Orlando, Mra. Jack to u. from Cloarwatar where h. j , ck£ „ of s.nford ^nd Mr*. Prod terved aa the aaaoclalo paator, |Bander of Entarpria* .wore dinner and w* ara happy to waleoma guoata at a family net toeather Friday. Bgt. and Mra. Raa-Irland had daughter Wanda Lou returned laat week after having apent tba put two year* In Germany. 8|t. Irland la altaehad to th* U.S. Army. | Tha Bav. and Mra. Baicom CatUnn and rhlldren left Tuerday for thalr hofe In Lake Junaluka,' N.C. Tba Bav. Carlton will etay, thra* or four weak* but Mr*. Cart* ton and children will return Sept.1 1- Tha program planning commlUe* of the WSCS mat at tha home of Mr*. Louie* WUaon Monday ova* ning to eomptal* plan* for th* pro* I FLOYD PALMER of Sanford ahowa Con^reaiman Syd fferlong how It waa done back In the day* when he wa* umpiring game* lb* Congreaaman played in. Looking on (left to right) Elbert E. Beamaa, Daytona Beach, Robert I t Ivej). JaekionvIUa, Harlang, Palmer, Edward T. Carr, Dayton* Beach, John R. Carow, Orlando, and C. Robert Jonea Jr„ Jackionville, (Chaia Ltd., PKato)______ '__ _ C. Long, Mra. lauwm Carlton, the heme of tha Florida Methodist Hr*. O. R. Canda. the afternoon. Supper will he all Sanford Memorial Hoapltal, Satur* Mra. J. V, Richard*/Mr*. Cecil Children'*HamoIn Daytona Beach. Tha Pathfinder cilia of tha Bar*'8;30 p.m. All adult* of the church day. Mr. and Hra. E m it Danby o4 Sellar*. Mra. Harvey Duhn and Dr. and Mra. L. P. Frland and nett Memorial Church will hold Moa* Bluff! apant tha weekend at Mra. Kermlt Wlgglna. •daughter Lonnie of Jaekaonvllle It* regular meeting at the hopi* .. .Mr. . . . and _______ Tba nuraary boy* and girl* of ara (pending a 14 day leave at of Mra. Ralph ____.... Stumpf inFriend* will be happy to learn th* home of Mr*. Danby'a parent*/ Da Bary, by a lha Florida MelkodUt Children'* their homo at Green Spring*. |T_ ____ .preceded *. _ .picnic ‘ that little. Jama* Carroll, »on of Mr. and Mra! Ed L. Cunningham, _____r_________ _____„ ____ ... aupper In 1.. the yardJ overlooking Mr. V... and Mra. It.,. Ralph Coullalie, ___1j Mr*.ia Mr*. Danby Denby wra* tha Horn* with thalr bom* parent*,, Mra. Henry Crawford and____ da ugh-' waamatron-of* tha matfon*o(< nd "Mra. weekend baautlfut mem- -----------------recuperating nlrely at thalr home honor Li lb* Plckaos-Hopklna wad* Mra. L. FukaaW' . . . B. Bui*, trr Ann -----:of Orlando wtra ----- ..—I™ ! theirt------ir_t lake In which ------■ ■ ■ --------------------berg art apaading two weak* at guaata at tha homa of Mr. and1bar* may anjoy a *wlm earlier in in Pina 8l , following aurgery in ding In Sanford Saturday evening. Mrt. Freda Brown and aon Lean and Mr. and Mra. Wallae* Hayman of Tampa war* vlaltlag at tha homa af Mr. and Mra. H. t . Brad, dock Sunday. Kirby Sallara lift Friday attar* neon and apant th* weekend with 0$ * 'V. / 1 RAID OFFt <1. to r.) William F. HarrlaU, Melvin L. Smith, SPELLED OUT da S. Mut* all civilian employia attached la the Public Work* AIKEN, S. C. i* — "WauId you nent of Sanrord Naval Air Station, item wall pleated over ...... which . ...... »pell It, plaaae?" i.ked MIm Lae Kka they received for Individual beneficial augge,Ilona Th* men were awarded th* cheek* Ballantlna, axacutiv* director of Officer o f 8N A8, dur- lha Aiken County Red Croat. H*r vlittor took a deep breith : “ S C H ." he began, " W A R T Z M E E R K O S A K E N— Sch* T R A F F IC TIR D UP track* when tha freight plowed waram aaritM aktn Ralph. /V lM —T riffifl ever .Into Hie r e ir o f * itm d ln g freig h t1 “ And R alph," rm p h u ita d the A ir Lina R ailroad’*! train fiva mile* aouth of Hera at Panm ylvanU n, "la tha l a i t iville-Ncw Oriaana . main Drifton. i m m * ." tied up fnr **v«c*l hour*| T h * « n Barbara, believed t o .b * . " f h * ^ Jou«" murmured MU* J aflarnoon by n freight * m em ber of the derailed train B*ll«fllln*. d a ra ilm n t. I crew , w** Injured tllghtly a n d j -------------------- * • diaial laramotlve taken to a TaU ahauea boapitil Japan h i* »*v*n paopl* p a r fn lg h t eart left th* for trritm cn t. I arabi* acre o f land. W hite AMOCO-GAS Guarantees Doctor in the Family %f HIZAMTH W H IT ' Wearily hta Hand award bock ever hi* head. "Ye*. I bad planned tt for tomorrow, but—now—" ■ha caught at hit arm. -Uataa t* m*. Alan," aha aaid Unaaly. "You muat go on with that. Oparau , if that in what you have de­ cided you ahould da You have to do what you think la right, lor your own aak*. For poor own aafcar But ho made no prom Ia*. Ha would go to Margaret He helped Linda into her fteaca coat, and they went out through th* offtcaLaura told him Caplain Blah* had aaht word bed be delayed. Alan told her th* nawa of Rilaa. pad. On* waa a call tram Linda, "I'm going to my water." "Ye*. Doctor', of coum . War* "fob glanced at hia wriat; hie fra* tun* waa now down to twenty- an e o r r y .r K* nodded, etartad down tha hall three minute*. jY fto etgtoad, and ranched tar th* thaw turned back. "I’ll write my ■bona, than turned hie hand at a night order* later," h* aaid ta a on hi* ttOOT. “COW*!" M k* ttraag*. deadened vote*. • Uenrh KAOCI OR mV QOOr* Laura and Linda exchanged con­ * kild loudly. It would bo Blake. !■ But it w m ta t ft waa Undo cerned fiancee. Ataa am taking rlwraaU, gtowing and beautiful, bar thi* vary hard. They want u tha eating*, and ‘.loyaa atam d with tear* aa aha told found Ma'am and Jaapar than. Tha iilum about Bllaa. ‘ "Ob. not" ha maenad. Ha turned t i t t l e place waa over-crowded. {Steward th* window, hta dark face "Lat a go up to th* hbuaa," Jaapar zjfeevulMd in a ewtft apaam af gnat tuggaatad to Ma'am, "and ft** « 4 proteat. "Huy wouldn't let Aina a ttUla tuna with Margaret." Margaret waa attuag up an tha iptf go!" bo cried, "tt could have couch now; the twine war* anting Ibean mo—not hunt" j n Nha touched hta arm. "I don't their aupper m lha kitchen; they " %ink—Uita war—4 don't think it'a could be heard chattering dually. Whan th* aider Thom lone had gone, Alan wrant ta alt baatd* Mar­ garet. Ha aakad if aha had aaat word to m i "No. I hadn't a chance." "I had an appointment with Mm; ) '>«na In tha aaatar thing—end your* ha waa delayed, t—Bta, Tv* de­ cided that I w ool operate an kM * Ab« harder." Hta arm ateut bar ahauldara wife." Linda tnd Kamrat aetuaUy laughed, a UtUa. Tbta Uargarrt aakad. "What •art of appointment did you tav* with Fradf" 1 waa sotng to tav* him algo a ralaaa* far ourgary. 1 eeuldat operate without It, you know." "He'll atgn iL" aaid Margaret "I'll ta* to that." Linda aaid ata thought they mould oat aupper, and when th# taepiial called t* aay that Captain Blaha waa them, ah* laid Alas ta have him earn* over— "And bring the ralaaa* with him," ballad Margaret. A fourth plaeo area eat at the table, and Frad earn* la vary *horlly. Ha did and aaid Juat th* right thmga to Margaret, and (rant ta talk In tha twine, Merger* Lead fouling is a power-robber caused by lead that's used in all gasolines but one—and that one is clear-white Amoco-Gas. Lead in a gasoline doesn't all burn. Crusty lead deposits form and foul up engine operation-and that's true of any leaded gasoline regardless of fancy color, fancy pump or fancy name. These deposits waste octan^ power. And no additive in the world can remove them, once they form. Amoco-Gas alone can guarantee no lead fouling. . . it contains no lead, it can never leave a single lead deposit Amoco is 100% POWER--with all the high octane that any car can use. You'll.see the difference when you buy it— only Amoco-Gas is clear white. And you'll see the difference when you use it— watch that mileage record improve! draw turn u net aide "Did you , v npaah wiaaiy u Marraratf" ta MO LB A P ! r r W W ' k b . told him haltingly *’ Jm mm Uung* ah* had found ta aay ' T S MargartL "1 don't auppoao ata heard muan af what 1 aaid." She • . gold at aanding tea ehUdran for ' Ft ittkmLSf.iSn n tree, upright l —l jite ■; K f E B B m H ’ <,«* am Tanrn waUai tnta tar o; nfnurad dawn tar ahaata, and * W8FL?gursr&* K bibiad bliauldar, in teal hn ntiangth t * ,? . FO U U M O �8T In" Cash The Many Opportunities In The Classified A d i tt-io o r tA Q P U n is n o 4S—ARTICLES FOR BALI 14—APARTMENTS Three and lour room furnished rery clean and efo»* in. ants. Vei Phone gtfl, Jimmy Cewsn. Enclosed bead.' Sag.woof bottom EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitrail with plastic ends. Plaatle or aMa for bachelor or couple. PLUMBING rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Private balk. Across from Pott Cm trees tad ituttr' work. Tree cordi, Office. Manuel Jacobson. Senkarlk Gtaaa and Palst Ca. 4 room and Hoar furnish­ 111-114 Weat tnd Be Pbona aM OSTEEN, ed apt. Screened porch. Phone 135T-JL Evenings 1*33. AIR CONDITIONING far Room or Building 3-ROOM lit floor furnished apt. H. B. POP! COINC. (treeened porch. Phene 1337-J-l. • m % a ! i , 5 ' ,w s Park Are. Phut taw Evenings 1133. Peels teas Phme Tee Apt. 1U Elm St. Phone AS63-W. BAtiNEKLY APPLIAN CE CENTER FACING Perk. 3 room furnished •Your Waanaghouaa Dealsr” apt., deluding utilities Mo. 2IIUIs In* “ ed apt., ufil utlllt PHONB i m 1U MAGNOLIA room furnlshe eluded, Ml. Ut W. 9th St. u u No. 43 — This Is • frts gutst pass 3-ROOM apt. furnished. Utilities, to the MeriaUnd Ride-In Th*hot A eefd lie per weekweek. I eld water, iter, flts sire for Mrs. W. J. Ionium, SONJA HIMIt, tee skating queen, Also .Oecplnf------------------* ____ , »■ i room, M per week. Lake Mary. Exp. July S. 1IU. has announced la New York Phone JOU-W. INVBLOPBA. Mtaenwifo. lutethat *ha will be wed In mid-June MAOKfcHEP gas rani*. Good . lareleee, Mai Mbs, eaS IA—FLACKS TO BAT one end two hr»l. to Niela On*tad, 41, shipping re |r ■ ■ e ,„ m . PresreeelM condition, $33. Phone U ____ DESIRABLE room furnished apt. Ph. 432-tv magnate, Banja, who recently Ce. We buy and sell used furniture. ws* divorced tram Wlnlhrop Paying top rash prices for any­ Gardner Jr, sold the had known H u y. ORLANDO leetiMl Iter, OeO thing of value. SUPER TRAD- Duplex apartm ent, ground door, onstad since she wee a little glrL IN<T POST nn 17-12. Ph. 301T-W . Ralph le y , AIM. fum iehad, for couple. Mr*. free He w u vacationing la Oslo, No. ia — TtisU a n r su m Scott, after 3, 217 W. 13th St. Norway, last summer when they pau to thf Aits Tkeatf* 46—BUILDING MATERIALS UPBOurrstmo No Pels. met again end the romance fol­ Mr* Grethu apart. K lf. July Curiam Hade Drapery aad U p lowed. ' (International) S, IKS. ______ USED BRICK TWO CARLOADS beautiful 0W RTANLBY I U L P *— Loan a > u H O W brick. Orange, red, and burnt 3*ROOM 1aberrant apt. Hot water. P&eae saalerd - SM J S«o month. Wm. Muagrave, Lake blaek. See them at SHERMAN LOST—Pirtklet, p m ' A Our* H t t l Park (lb way 17-81) Military Officers CONCRETE PIPE CO. Irsuse, BroRu leg. Call Ittt-J ______ Reword. DESIRABLE 2-Bedroom furnish* On Dufy To Shed W E L L D R IL L IN G RED-I-MIX CONCRETE cd apt. 606 Palmetto Ave. Ph. Mirada Concrete Co. LOST—<1 Jewel Balov* witch an Pump Sales with 303 P.lm Ave. Phone 1333 27S-J. First 8L nature Sanford Her­ Repair Service Uniforms July 1 ald. Pleue. GARLAND SHAW FURNISHED 3-room garage apt. WASHINGTON (/Th— secretary Septic Tanka P. O. Box Ml couple. 1401 Oak Ave. mulled. Imta of Defense Wilion ha* issued an IN A L M O W LONGWOOD Mirada Concrete Co. CLEAN furnished fir*t floor apt. order directing that military of­ Phone: w. p. SUMMER D A Y CAMP 90S Elm Ave. Phone 1333 1004 Palmetto Ave. ficers on duty in Bovsrninsnt de­ IT Phase U U part maul* In the Washington CERAMIC TILE METAL ROOFING A ges A l l 17 .HOUSES and COTTAGES area shed their uniform* July 1 Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. U4 Now in alock. 5-V Crlm p-1'i" and wear civilians while on Corrugated — 2ti" Corrugated ___________ ____ Jim L , _ Ueal tad laag DUUeee moviig- Free estimate. Quality work. Get all Your roofing needs at able Hornet and Apt* Phono 27 duty. AgmU flU HOWABD VAN The order has thrown the Psn. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. llNBS. INC. PBNlNSULAn Well drilling, water guaranteed. 100S-W. NIUE clean furnlshe! cottage on (agon into something of a Ussy. TRANSFER A STOBAOB, lee. out Well 13th 8b 17-92. Rent by week or month. A n t e IMP Preach Are, Phoee T. V. REPAIRS Lighii and water furnished. Ph. An official *0fc| privately that a -a u N M a s e q u ip m e n t strong opposition has already de­ Tit 10 p m. Service Cslli, $3.00, 3Q10-W1. veloped among service officer* J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2S93-J. W. A. HAYNES otace Machine Ce.. Boll*way. Heepltal e n d Babi Norris, Ph. 1333. Licensed Tech Typewriter*, adding machines. OCEAN FRONT cottage at New and that their feeling has been Bede. Day Week or Month—Tel Smyrna, Ph. 3147 after 8 p. m. transmitted to the White House. nlolsni, g uaranteed w ork.. Satoo-ROMal*. 114 Meg.. Ph 44 mtat MIL Furniture Cent For junior officers, particularly ______ lliW eet FI COMPLETELY FURNISHED 447—FURNmilE— HOUSEHOLD 1!15L EM PLOYM ENT reservist* serving two or three room, 1 bedroom house, screen­ GOODS ed porch. Nice yard. All electric year* of active duty, the order A U T O M O T IV E LP WANTES-FEMale kitchen. 4 months only, $30 poses something of a financial HELD OVER month. Phone 2943. crisis. A* one said, "I've put $300 ABB MOTOR! WAITRESS - AppU Touchton’s into uniforms it appear* I won't ONE MORE WEEK Drug glare, Mr. Clark. THE HOWARD COTTAGE— New need, and about all the civilian M the N New Bee < Kvlamd* Mae flar Smyrna Beach, accomodetci 6 > Beautician, air conditioned salon. ocean view, $30 week. Contact clothes I have now are sports • M . S E Y t^ S * Good pay, permanent position. JACK GOLDEN REALTY, New clothes.1* Phone 99S Phone 971 or 3403-J. fle« E. 1st SiThe order, dated June 21 was Smyrna Beach. addressed to the secretaries of the in Dairy YOUNG Lady to work 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. Army, the Navy and the Air POE SALE — TH H. P. Outboard Queen. Experienced .preferred, ..... motor, Mercury. Good condition. Call 2002. Fare* and was distributed late but will train beginner. Apply Hollywood Bed. Compute $M Call XkU. JUlph Swam. Dairy Queen. 2323 S. Park Ave. S LEGS FREE 3-BEDROOM house. Furnished er yesterday. Kingsue Bed, complete $119 unfurnished. Phone 9244. Full time cashier. Must be ca pa•T—MRURBR4 iM REALTORS • laches wider and FOR SALE—llU S3 H. P. Johnson ble of operating bookkeeping bookkeep UNFURNISHED six-room "houss, longer than ordinary bed ill cash register. Starting salary Bedroom Suite IM 3 bedrooms, kitchen equipped, Outboard Motor. -Good Condition $33 week. B A LL R EA LT Y eek Western Auto, 214 E. attic fan, nice neighborhood. Uoukasac bed, Dresser Plr first 84, ‘ Call 7G6-H ur 1222-J. RAYMOND M. BALL and Mirror Price UL Call kMS-W. OSCAR M. RARRMON ’ I Rooms Complete S293 3-BEDROOM furnished house. For R—HELP WANTEINMALE REG. RRIHURS No. I — Hus will admit Msry Bedroom. Living Rootn Information call 541-R. B. D. Hlgbteymi*. Aaeaelite Thompson. 105 Laurel Are. to COLLECTOR - SALESMAN and Dinetta Pkrae • ‘ BEDDING CO. the Rita Theatre. Exp. .July 5. Must be aggressive, sober and re­ FURNISHED Cottage. Ph. 432-W.* 294 Kralb Part Ave. . A Magnolia a Ph. I House with 10 acres on hard liable. Good opportunity for ■a—ROOMS Bamberger" Mgr. ’road. $4,500. $1000 down. right party. Apply in person to D p i Mradays U -' ■days Til l:M r.a*. Mather of Sanford. CLEAN rooms. TV. The Uabln, Modern block 4-bcdroom home, VISIT OUR BALCONY It will pay YOU to see US before 3 baths. 112,600. Attractive 401 Magnolia. you buy. Opea Evenings end IS—MALE er FEMALE Tarmi. Uaad Sundays. Consult A REALTOR Ptrsl UrryV^Mart. 17—WANTED TO EE.VT 119,00 dally, Sell Luminous Door etc. am Rest CULLEN ft HARKEY Plates. Write Reevei, Dept. No. ralatka, Fla. 3-BEDROOM furnished home for IM N. Park Ave. Pkaaa Mil IS. Attleboro, Man. Free Sam­ l*i> weeks. July 7lh thru July sacrifice ples. 10th. Responsible party. Refer­ 12.330, THAT’S ALL) r ft. Modern Shelbourne ences furnished. Phone 1179. 3 BR frame houae, modern bath, Tubular Steel in frailer. Will fin- We era accepting application! for cupper house 1E. Reel*__________________ 4 mile* out on hard road. time representative to ... down payment. Cell ado part Black and Gold credit reporting in Sanford W. H. "Old" RTRMPER Mr. Loop. UL REAL ESTATE and vicinity on a fee basis. Re­ Realtor - Goworal Msaraac* HOUSE TRAILER aad Cabana. tired or stml-retlred person* Gay ARosh Aaaadaio as—MONKS also considered. Car essential. Cheep. Inquire Ottica, Clt: Arietta Price, AaeetUte Trailer Pant. 4th 8L at Freud Reply by mall, stating age, M tie III N Perk Aw. A v e n u e . ________________ background, business or em­ R e g $ 6 9 .9 5 Alexander ft Stringer ployment record and present FOR rent or sal*. House trailer on activities.' Reporting Manager, Retl Estate • Insurance M e l Ceaselberry. Ph. uao-R. Dun A Bradstrcet. Inc., P. O. Mrs. Lourioe Meaatnger, Amoc. 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. IS Boa 230a West Bay Station, IS—TRUCKS Jacksonville, Pis. IP IT IS REAL ESTATE Special $ 4 8 S S ______ P IC K -U P truck. aak Cvomtey t l ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A ala aUftl. Sanford Gas Co. EXPERIENCED artist for colorat 111 «b Perk fog quality photographs. Ray- a t _____ NEW IOME7 mood* -Studios - ' )*, noridi BUte Rank Bldg, BUSINESS at for Frrnck Ave. Prapeny Mather of Sanford SEE and COMPARE SeeREAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN SERVICES The Home* Built 303-09 E. 1st, St. Thone 127 3544 French Ave, HIGH SCHOOL boy with power By J, W. HALL, REALTOR waaU mowing. Tli-M-4. buy your Furniture at Berry’s Jeknay Welker, Aaoacieie ODRAM A TUDOR. INC. "Call Hall" Phone 1738 waresaust Ti m ., Ca.. at 901 w. Builders of Fine Homes Medan Air-conditioned gaMa Odd Mba desired by exae Im STAII aaNasally ado. fur For Florida Living carpenter. Pbnne 490-W. HarriaU’a Bflaatp Nook O Z IB R R E A L T Y C O . aMw* at waMboaw prim. Ufl a. Oak P b .su M—BUSINEft# OPPORTUNITIRS BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three Laura B. Osier HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN And Four Bedroom Home* Reg. Real Eatila Broker PRICES PAID FOR USED INTERESTED in a small busi1 A 3 baths MSI ia. Oriaada Dr. — Pk. 18M " - a s m __FURNITURE aaeat Tropical aquarium tupVaried Selection of Plant Avail­ plies. Complete Inventory. Rea* WILSON-MAIER able. RMS 0 2843 ELM AVE. tonable. 2710 Sanford Ave.___ . Q iia t tt rriced From 911,200 to «24.noo 3 Bedroom FURNITURE CO. modern home, near VH (Gl) FHA A FHA Inoerv958 Pinecrest Srpool, only 3 years Cal tS8 ice Financing. It M. I • F IN A N C IA L old. Excellent rondltfon, move 311 E. First St. In at onre—4*300—down pay­ CONSTRUCTION ______ HOMES AVAILABLE: ment can ha aa low aa 1400.00, Foundations IS-PARM AND OABDEN ____ liana laid or soured. Will South Pineerrit .... Sanford, Fla. .11 — . balance like rent. do all er any pan of your build­ Grove Manors ........Sanford, Fla. Prefertsd jjatm fo Praferrtd DC 4 Tractor, Bargain ing, Tarns er Cash. Eatlmatas Valencia Villas'.... DcLand. Fla. Retired? Have eacellent I Bed­ RRrrr tractor co . given. Call a m daytime, er Mr. room house at 2401 Willow Ave., Agaary Biway IT-91 Seath HALES OFFICE Ray, 44i, eviibga. Hardwood Ploori, kitchen elec2623 S. French Ave. 411 Sanford Atlantia Rank trically equipped, nice yard, It-MUMCAL INSTRUMENTS PAINT now, pay lata* Up Is I M Thone 2100 A 29U* M toad aelghnori. 13000 down — for aa little aa glTJfl monthly. UPRIGHT Plana; good condition. 181JS raoxthly, 4tt per cent Phone 433-W, Martgagt caii n r s j m z s r LIVESTOCK S3—WANTED Its RUT ALUMINUM PAINT S«miiio9e Realty Per Mown Trailer Roofs wB T. W. HERO EARLY AMERICAN Hand guns. n ee 141 IMI Powder flask and bullet mold. FULL BLOODED Jersey bull, I " * * A S S E S S ? * u” Write Box 1371 or Ph. SSSb-M. old, may be registered, S41I S. Park Phene 1303 L. Part**. Broker days 431, nights 1014.R. CUSTOM BUILT *20MEB 1. I aII Iiw rliu ' VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL RENTALS Phone MU * 17-98 at NUwttbe Shetland pony. Very gentle, child FINANCING ran handle. Also goat. Phone •4—APARTMENTS R A N D A LL BLKCIKIC CO. *IjOW DOWN PAYMENTS DcLand 1332-R. ■ i unrM Qpaai iittM m t lapaira ‘ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS C m ymey A- K- SHOEMAKER, JR. disl Children's Phone INI uoo MtliaavlUe lit M a p & i f U h ^ ' l U A. B. Petervoo, Broker Atseelatet .K i lt . HUTCHISON'S Oeooa B r a n t A. R. Peterson Jr.. P. J. CbetApU. 838 S. Atlantic. Daytona •B-tAUKMV-BBV CLEANMM LlflWBIsL B. O ttSB tersou, Garfield Willetts, John Beach, Con tm -m . M E R C H A N D IS E • Weak and Damp Dry Mfoach, R. W. Willie mi. Haiti FURNISHED Garage apt. tmo % r jn B u n * One boor H • Waai* and Dry Feld II. Field, A. C. Doudoty. I MeiloovUto. Ptniabad * Suvayor. MS REALTORS g*L Fiat Locktrs, u t N. Pork Phone 112$ • s s ja * k * Jongln Mammocks, »vmew Aflda. ONLY $4000 00 tarpaulins. A _____ Army-Navy Surplus m m Three bedroom elder houae on one No. 30 — This id It h free gi 310 Sanford Avo. lot just Outside city, rlote to peia to til* Movieland Rlde-ln Efficiency apartments, atr sbomng eras. Only $4000.00. Theatre for Mri. Helen Lane. dtuontag and TV aptionaL a n / RIGIDAJAR sale flP-yUMO SBBFKB AMtkMal lata available. Funtt- Kip. July L S. Park ( Hi * ‘ G. feed. CURE »IK^Tof)SMi?OOURT tun Included in above price. YDO MULM FURNITURE? CUfr A- WORrm *. RoaHm W •fo j FURNISHED apta. Phone UU. la a ifo U , Aiteciele atiled ads sell. the surplus fur CASH. Phone IMI for oe id MTI Mon., Jrm 22 , 1086, Pag* 7 THE SANFORD HERALD —Paetoty to You— Aluminum Venetian Blinds NOW ssasn..*- £ n g - - A f c M /f f W m P h on e 1821 'iXJGGIEa a r n a u : * 'U Echols 36th Anniversary Sale T m ***. DINtITE m V IISI D CARS [ r u c k s i dr sni i YO U CA N PLA CE YO U R W A N T ADS BY M AIL!! Whather you llv« right her* In Sknford, or beyond th* Sanford local telehone gone, it may be more convenient to malt your Want Ad to the erstd Office. S Print or type your sd below: count the word* (Initials or *et of numbers count an one word): five average-length word* make one Un*i then figure your coat from the r«t* achedul*, and mall with caah, aUmpa, check or money order to The Sanford Herald, Sanford Fla, RATES Me per tin*.. Me per line 1 time.. S tlMM 14c per lln* l i e per lint . Minimum Charge flfc. Cealrict Rale aad CliMlfled Display Rale* ee R*q««M • The Sanford Herald wit) not be reaponstble for mor* than one incorrect Inaertlon of your hd, and rtservea the right to ravlse or nj*et any ad­ vertisement that doea not conform to the policies of this paper. PRINT YOUR AD BELOW (If nacesstry, me estrq sheet *f ptHM NAME -PHONE ADDRESS Number of Lines ■Number o f Times Check • Meoey Order -Hlsmpe *r Cask PAYMENT ENCLOSED. HUP WANT!D female St. Petersburg To Stage Florida Funtime In Juty ST. PETERSBURG-Pl * * l 4 » Funtime, th# state'* blgf*»» summer entertainment program, will t^ a . placa h*rq. July 4 through the *• The RvaJey •rheilule or aperta tournamenls, miisir spertarles and exhibitions i* said In be the most ambltlouus in the history of the Sunshine Slate, First of the Funtime events will he the outboard treasure hunt starling at 0 a.m. July 4, when hundreda of boatmen from all part* "f the atale will scorch for 12,00(1 In cash ami merchandise buried on remote Tempa Hay Inlands. “Tropin! Serenade," to he pre­ sented on a 100-foot floating *lsge off Municipal Pier Thurs­ day night, July B, will featuie hands, singing stars and dancers from Guatemala, Cuba end Mex­ ico. Friday'* headline event Is th# Floridu Suncoesl Rkl champion­ ships, with thrilling novelty net* by ski expert* from this rounlry end Latin America. The annual Funtfme hall, and Ml** St. Peters­ burg beauty contest will b* held Friday night at tht Coliseum, On .Saturday tha program In­ clude* the Florida Skindiving as­ sociation tournament swimming contests, ho# down, community sing, and a starlight cnnrrr- by the Rl. Petersburg Symphony orchestra of 66 pieces. Hunday, religious services will lie followed by the Funtime powerhost reggatta off the pier, will Florida’s fastest Inboard and out­ board rarer# rompating, I Bus Passenger Fares To Increase ATLA N TA m —An Increase of a quarter of • rent per mile In bus passenger fare* within the slate w u authorised Friday hy the Georgia Public Service Com­ mission. The action bring* th# cost of fare* to two and a half cant* per mite, noth one-way and round trio fare* ar* affected. David O. Benson, lb* commis­ sion's director of tranportatfon rate* division, said th* Increase was granted because bus line pas­ sengers decreased by 2,600,000 in 1065. The 1034 total number of passengers woe 29 million. Line* asking th* Increase were: Atlantic Stages lie., Continental Crescent Lina# Inc., M o d e r n Coach Corp.. Sendees Coach Line* Inc., Southeastern Greyhound Lines, division of th# Greyhound Cor., Southeastern Stages lne., and Tannsssea Coach Co. HUP WAN II [) M.ilr DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS I. Astatic tree (vsr.I 8. Melt 9. The a**l on on bulla 10. Expected 13. Not working T3. Close 14. An Amsltkite king 18. Pert of "to b*’’ 15. Lines (xbbr.) IT. Thos* tn final year at college 19. Sky-god (Taut.) 20. Mitigating 22. Aieaaonlng 23. EngIloh dean 29. Awntd IRot.) 30. Fold over 31. Highest known mountain In th* world 38. Exclama­ tion (along) 88. Observe 37. Whit# ant 38. Cranes tnaut) 40. Regulation 41. A auddta ahowtr licet.) 42. Field# 43. Prophet 44. Eldest so* of Noah DOWN . l.Tomovstn •pile of Inertia 2. Man’s name Ivor.) 3. Writer* of elegies 4. Music note ft. Aidant desire *. Sharpen 7. The wsllsb* ’ '(Brae.) 8. Flawing 8. Diagonal line of a ae*m It. Flood 13. Gama of chance 18. Hawaiian bird 19. M«U1 * M * * 11 «» ' »» 21. Th# 141' •f » • chief . of t *.g • »4 11 e 9 •l J 'll sacred ordir t 1 ' *J ‘ flfl. Diahc* *f « % greens l i t * 23. Ameri­ can uerdy't Ararat Indian* 24. Kdg* 12. Harden w , (var.) Of 9 33. City (Mam.) wound 34. Bind* 27. Seesaw 38. Location* 31. Bird* a* 3*. Contend x class t*. Tellurium 41. Roman/.., (eym.) “ zj ; V/s r - Tm l % T" T" rr YT _ wu IT u iii m •rf u w ^ V 'M % m JIT 1 M . n m “ r*T z _ llSA YOUfRE TELLING ME! ■■ 'F«ul -» y wruam kmCrafral T fiu Fritie ADLAI STEVENSON emerged victor in Alabama’s preaidenttal prafcrenc* primary. No malUr what happens to hint Utcr, Hitnot*’ ex-governor ia sure to get *wsy from th* post Brat whan thay call th* roll at the convan Ava-mom, pop and throe L roe klfo-af suddenly slid 300 feet down. own a Mlt.l Fortunately, no on* w u hurt] was though It certainly wuihdraetMj drop in real esUte. vfo t i l Brilain't trie#patera • h *|p* d >M efom tel bowber i* ready /er t I t t rice hat so far, apparently, Lea Huttoh, Ike “Jabe Balk one has aemcd if fie JfMag , . */ RrilUA eritktl, has keen Fail Back,, kntjht'4. A noble reward /or ite I l l weWe effort* r .1 t f That m n s i i w ia Chliaqi of •» narvdM aaaagh akaadpt swssSxrsS Ttiltghal Dafoa of Mratfort of g*»l*qUa4 A University of h* ceafosad, vent says machines or* amort It's getting tough Is meetla* of the liras’ slvh, human* to open I t ! wwll just hav* fo m m * A bouse containing a family of that can run If Nst Receiving Regular Delivery of (he FLORIDA TMEB-UNION Call 1737 4^ ’! ■/ j Jr’i . jeiM, .i.yu u d L k J A �‘ ••••*' ■■■ THE FA M ILY ABOVE HAS EV ERY REASON TO BE H APPY . .. they moved into a new South home. * “W e Are Thrilled W ith the * W e strived in Sanford in July of last year, for duty here with the Navy—Odham 6 Tudor won juat starting to clear the ground In South Finccrcst. We aigned a contract to purchase the first home in South Pinecrest. Wo moved into our new home in October of last year. We are proud of our home—and we're satisfied customers, too. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shelby Higginbotham Home We Bought In PINECREST Homes Have Been Purchased And Are Now Occupied • FACTS. . . . VA Million Dollars Worth of Construction YOU 5 Beautiful Homes Now Completed ABOUT We Can Give You a Yes or No Answer on F.H. A. or V. A. Home Financing In SO Mlnutea. Yon Can Move In While We Handle the Paper Work. ' a ii. . • I O More Lovely Homes Now Under Construction to be Completed Late in July. SELECT YO U R S F. H. A. f M l Down Payment Service Personnel F. H, A. $1000 Down Payment ( lartudaa riming coats) (Inrb’ifm doaina mats) m fjtt Per Month -WMta Taaaa aad Ins.) ACT -•n i ' r. • Spacious country living with all'city conveniences. • City woter andICity sewers-foved Streets, etc. tip (Ian sdm • Intelligent zoning restrictions tain high property value. ckalng cants) Hove you seen our beautiful . . . ie« oar Model Horn* Today and you can select O dh ant bathroom film and ' | * interior finish on miy tormain­ • Ultra modern design in homes and sur­ roundings to meet today's high standards for Comfort, Convenience, and that "Luxury Look'. 9flT Per Month (ladudm Taaaa and lna.) NOW • Luxury homes in a moderate price range* If Yon Are a Veteran Down Payment Per Month * a> NOW 200 ' SOUTH PINECREST And Ready for Immediate Occupancy. • SHOULD KNOW &Ju d a h , B R A IL E Y 0 uncbmpleted homo. . ia l u om en m President i m ^ k — ru a x n n « . mm South Pinecrest Hemes Lately? Why Not Out TODAY? ’ \y . . . ii ni • �< & h p # m ft tfu r fo AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD. FLORIDA VOCIIMK XLTDI Firm Proposes To Build Into Florida If Twr Htrail to Not Delivered B? • P. M. Call 1*21 ntforo 7 P. M. Por Dtlltttf Fishing License Sales Told > __________________ TU E8D AY . JUNE 28. 195« Asmartotod Prtnn I NO. 127 W ire Residents Dedare Company Creates Nuisance In Area Nearly TJWO fishing licenses were aold in Seminole County W i t h parmUsluns to Intervene ■lest year, Mrs, Lethe Fowler, from Sanford Gat Company and Chief Clerk in the office ef Counfrom the Florida Power and Light' ty Judge Ernest Housholder, Company among the 61 petitions said today, to lntervan# in tha Houston TThera ware 4,656 resident One and OH Company case, -enscs |!1Utd, §2 yearly nonFederal Power Commission hi i . c.ident licenses, 1,118 ll-day scheduled coneolidetcd hearings to non-resident fishing licenses, and commence July > in Washington, 1.078 3-day non resident fishing An agreement with tho Florid** D. C. , on application* by two now licenses for 8eminol# •County Power and Light Company wat eompanlos, on* of which is propox. fishing. aijnod last night whoa Iba Board | lag to construct a pipeline system The total licenses Issued by th* of Sanford City Commissioners! A delegation of M residents ta thO from Texas to the Mississippi River local County Judge were 6A34. Air noisa for national defense*authorised tha pact ' area adjacent to the M iracle Coa* and the other to build a line extend­ increased considerably in the local' w w ■ , New Florida fresh-water fish­ .Th* affUctlv* data of the igr**crete Company complained (* th* ing from the latter point to market ing licenses are now on sale at of. Dclr-ates from Lion Clubs »?wtoF 'ftwnoon and eve- I I F j) ( f |> llfl nent was mad* for July a, whan Board of Sanford City Commission* areas tn Florida. fires of the County Judges throughout the world, Including, nh'g. The Naval Air Station at I H I I l I V y r u l l \ l l l l | 480 Ctty of Santera will begin using ert l a s t night about tho dust* T h e companies ars Coastal those from Sanford, regislend S*nford was Utilising the newest throughout the state, according electric power aft tha pumping noise, burning of trash, and park* Transmission Corporation and to A. Aldrich, director, Gam* and yesterday at Miami convention electronic mirror landing device, station on Preach Are., to bring Ing of trucks from th* concrete pro* Gas ana and OH Cor-; Fresh Water Fish commission, Commission. hradquartera for • week of ‘ *or carrier landing practice to Water fro tha m il site* into tha .. ItoUriana and their gnesta at Houstoft nimuon Texas n » « i u*» uu t.or-:cre*n w*wr run ducts industry. bubs tanks which furniah water r*duJ*r weekly meeting yei- poratlon, both of Houston, T e x . Although the new license* ar lb® Navy's attack are creation and business et the 39th tr,ln one C. T . Jardine, who lives next doer ^ ^ r a tJ r a c liv tarday afternoon at the Yacht Coastal'* proposed system, c*t|.! actually cffoctiv. July 1, both th, annual meeting of Lions Interna- carrier group* based at NA8 Ce­ t o the concrete com pany, a n d wr u a enxoe cwy. I club were impressed with Um fine "mated * ,~l te ansi ftild §41 AAA **> AntJ I «t1 r4 ftf___ __• <the i __new tlonal. cil Field. cost $66,231,000, would oldJ tnle 1955-53 license and spokesman for tha group, trid th* 21W agreement caitiaa with tt report given by out-galng president extend f r o m a paint Id Hidalgo 1956-67 license ar* honored by all The first general session Is pro­ Tho mirror landing system was Board of CommUslonara "W * ar* •a Option for th* cUjr to aane*l Wiltlim (Bin) Baah Wbo eov.r*d County, Tex., to a proposed con- wildlife officers during the period developed by the British after hero to bring up th* n u lsa n ro' on tho anniversary date at th# th# acUvlUca of th* club during neelion with th* Houston Texas from June 15 to July 1. On July grammed Wednesday, when a col­ World "»■ > « War " * ■ i» u y be dc * , T raffic and parking were prnb- crea(ad by the concrete company,'* II situ and is Is i*cscn presently ~ ‘ Of hil admln| raar briefly Gas and OH Corporation system 1, and thereafter, only th# new orful parade also is planned along Ing *™ •« “any F five ova year period. How-! how - hJl id m |n|ltflUva ftr , Installed In the larger com bat , toiler discussion at test; i . » n > . ..14 >m... i> Miami's waterfront BUrayne Bou­ over, tbo Florida Power and Ujht but thoroughly. near Baton Rouge, La, The latter licenses will be honored. levard. carrier* of th* U. 8. Navy, Coupci*h f!.L r i Y J ' " r n m ! n *rd ° ( durtM d'dlrtM twXtooufhomol! Company does not retain th* right1 Ho waa profuse in his expres­ Company'* system, estimated to Licenses ar« not required of c,,Jf CommUslonwi. trucks starting up at 6 o'clock In to cancel the agreement. Humberto Valeniurta of Santi­ led with th# canted deck, high sions of appreciation to: HU board cost *195.636,000, would extend resident* who ar* 63 yean of ago, Chile, Lions International capacity steam catapult and other1„ p*rk‘nf * t *>1*,- wmptelned ths morning Ilka Jet* rowing np . .Dm Board of Sanford City Com- ol diretort for their fin* support from this point of connection to age, or of children under 15 years recent Innovations, the mirror t-ewbilsiioner Earl lligglnboth- and m^ tha blocking mmi of aa *tlay*ay ■Htrionora last, night refused a during the year; R. J. (Bob) Bau­ various locations over wide areas of - age. Servicemen stationed in President, will be formally pre­ landing system plays a most lm- *m* ,r *. t<w l" m * *n with trucks.’* sented to th* delegates at the request that a Waiter bo parked man of the Sanford Atlantic Na­ of Florida, Florida are considered residents portent part in making tha new *“ ncei to accommodsie the width Tht spokesman for th* in n * . on a downtown lot la which th* tional Bank for th* use of the Di­ The Houston Texas system would insofar as licenses to fish and Wednesday session by past Pres­ nuclear Navy tha potent weapon • «\*r *nd , !|°W,JU 0CC,iPinte a|M eompUined of burning trua ident Dr. C. C. Reid of Denver, O bandar* of a naw filling aUtloa rectors Room for meetings; T. E. have a capacity to deliver an aver­ hunt are concerned. It now te . I ^ t f i D r i n h i t h s 1 a it.** • » n(l oxplained to tha commisslonsra Cota. Florida Gov, Collin* and Mi­ and b o d y r i* , would llva. Ralph (Gene) Tucker ef the Florida age of 370 million cubic feet of gas Licenses are not required of Th# local air operations eonstl- _*!***'n^ * ! ? I r 'fk f “ w< hav# ulked t0 ,or •ttornoy brothar appeared Slat* Bank for tha sponsoring of par day In Florida, with maximum residents to fish non-commtrctally ami Mayor Randall W. Christmas ! and ha has told us that InduatriU ftajMka the rsfM it Commlnlon- many fine programs during th* deliveries of MS million cubic feet with three poles In the county of will welcome the service cluba to tuted a final step in making tho Cecil Field air group "combat b k KJ" tons* have their llmliatiofta," this area. gr* stated "W* must adhere to year. Marlw^ M l HuH ftnm nVs atueoiwae . u . p a . a e ilatilriwmewl RrCR D6 ICH1UVMLI rttDOVtQ RIMl BIUI IitM &Ilil II 1 Wl(a* | W h a n aalraJ artialkaw A * daily and an ultimata design caps, legal resident*. A license is requir­ When asked whether or not Henry Cabot Lodft, permanent J W tor orn tu u enwl from |U u tlghl inchfit •ar policy aa OWtUaad in th* City city when fully powered of 320 ed to fish outside th* county of AU committee chairmen end 4 »«ti iki.w , k . 4 truck noise* were almllar t o thesa Ordinances.'* U.S. represontetiy# to th. United legal residence, no matter what "particularly to Charlie Morri­ million cubic feet. Nations, is lehsduled to address csrrter u ik force system and .houldJU*nfarc# Lhs^nirklntf t0n V t0 f th# a*11™*11* Jwdlna said * '-The City Attenwy was Instruc­ son,” bo said, “ for acting as gen­ The Commission, in scheduling method of fishing is used. „ the convention Friday and Vies be a vital part of th# defense or- line ordinance maUl until Stis this iftimioi situation "Railroad angina* ar* a eweel ted, last night, to carry out what- eral program chairman and pro­ th* hearing, set the order in which License fees are: ganteation which Koteet. our r J Z * S * $ ! tun. to the note, of those track.,•vor-might be nacaasary ta ltara viding th* club with some excel tho various baste phases o f tha Resident, State, Annual » President Richard M. NixM te country from afar. At th, present ^ S ^ r ^ o h ^ ^ Mrs. Maybell* Brown apoko up the Saturday session speaker. tha City free and ctear *f th* old tent programs during th* year? companies, proposals ar* to be pro- »2: tima tho local Naval Air Btation A knaplUI property on Oak A*#. The and also for his being such a fins aantad. These phases Include gas Non-Resident, State, Annual — Convention-bound I^pns—Includ­ te tha only ona In tho ontlro south- posed that Pollca Chief Roy Wll- «<» eomptalnai that aha had talk* ing on* genuine, four-footed items check the entire parting. * rity doctor and hod b#*» • property will be deeded to the moral* boostar." reserves, market studies, engine*r- 110.50; «luit te Injurious ■peclmen—began streaming Into •astern ar#* 0! th# United SUtoa ar"fa nd report back to he'liosrd Board of Trustees of tha Seminole Non-Realdsnt, 14-day Contlnous John Pop# for th* beet baseball £*• ««*» economics rales, and whlck.h»» the mirror system t o - , o t CommUslonaca with a plan t o Miami over the weekend by high­ Memorial Fishing — f 13.25; and Non-Resi­ csnwrias •Mtam yet cn<oyed: to alt team fin*nclni, At the conclusion of th* stalled for tho necessary ,ol>rf‘ , alleviate th o narrow parting I An explanation waa made to A posolutlow waa approved *l manager*: to Goorge Touhy for. Presentation 1,1'** B’ i *l«r«, th# dent, three day Continuous Fish­ way, rail and air. 1stalls, ' tho dalsgatlon when City Attorney •'Cecsee,'* a threo months otd h***|ait night s City Commission ^ feithful scorekeeping of all •hearing will b« recessed to permit ing $1.35. *h# future ■*<■« at *i tha to* Portland, | - ■ - there . *n ,F Also, suggested and proposed William C, Hutchison Jr. ox* Al] sport fishing licenses are lion cub, reared meeting te w k k k A c game* played In tha Rotary U s - 1P *r*r* Umi for crosa examination. UemlaMa Cossaty CoramUsteuer* • at£ * th( Umpim, ' Tha FPC’a order also granted 61 sold by ths officer of tha County Or#., 100, was brought h#r# by other concentrated exercises such j**t night, by Commissioner A. L.' plalnsd tha quaation asked by ■* yesterday, local Wilson, wss tho ollmlnation of Commlsstonar John Krider, •what II taquaatod to aat aaid# fund# toj *. » .* and hi* fin* enmmitt** f* tllion, 10 lntervcn* in the Hous- Judges, or by ths County Judge’s airliner to esrv* as convention “ Nav«l aulhoritie. said, but every tha ..no ,eft turn.. al<na at th# ta our |afal po. irmth mascot. The frisky youngster will pm td* th# Qty of Sanford and | « “ • •»d *»“ “ «» « « “" » “ ?»:|ton Texas proceeding and 30 pcU- authorised agent. 1 Hutchison explained that tho became an inmate of th* Santiago effort will be made to keep the cloek at rirat and Part III municlpaUttea within th* eosrn. * , 'i tlon« l# Intervene in th* Coastal path of the » tecraft over unpopu-| This proposal was also turned condition* existing, relative to ty tbt service ef a aaniurtem, ! , d " o^andtng bo*t trip, to Transmission case, The interveners eoq after it* Miami holiday. ■ 'i ■ Authority wee ranted last S ! " ! d/roiu tlS i J ,nclud* w,li*Jr comP»ni«». cities, Pryor Is Invited • A t # ? t o * advsgttetegri Wda i u b o A " 1w biapld twtea ’' f " Air nols* continue* to ter water- ptotf and«wwU O a l d I **** groups, la addl- To Attend Firm!* potfoaal Moadlnom. ' Public Service H u tp m #n f,x ---------tho t of t t um ot\oor| of-equity, Circuit Cowrt,” laded la an overall bU ter elee* tbm Biowu, Jimmy HalUcUw, Commission intervened In b o t h Meet In Nfew York Proposal To Uu d'4 bositet laUraecUon. ho said. to rep tew tho motors **rl Turner, -who never got to case#, and the Florid* Railroad and trie motors to npteoa Irving I. Pryor has received an ■ Thera la no action Uw Board MW bring tsaad at th* water f » o*» a boat trip becansa they am public Utilities Commission inter- Invitation to attend on* of two Otero at tho landing plsceto pro-j venod to the Houston Texas pro-, „ of City Commissioners can toko Mmptag eUtten. Federal (ax collectors, If pending Noise r Soys Egypt pare the food. Also for their aa- eeedlng. In granting four of the m**tln*a to h#,d by tha fiUM since tho City cannot atop in In* f l i g h t street UgkU and the bill* ire passed by th* Cmgrese, vtea of anotho: la Orove Manor* siatance to caterer Mrs, Roberta petitions to intervene the FPC F*rm Insurance Companies at the will take money from th# pockets oofar as a. private right Is Con* Desires Friendly Sjatlor Hotel In New York (he week mr Meltonvilla Av*„ waa awroved Gatchri each Monday. Sgt.-at- limited the interveners' partlclp*. of cernsd," tho City Attorney com* Kathoryn Waatherspoon of Sanford and Rnmlnole County clU Aug. 5. Anna, th# Roy. lenten Beott for Ron to certain specific issues. by tea Board of City Commlastoa* (Maitland) hi* warm and cboorful welcome Relations With U.S, mented. Eight Intervention petitions In This meeting Is for the Comp- lens, a total of S6.334.460 from th« Russel Blair (Mima) oockete of Floridians, according to reran v » u i> n .* .t eh 0n, th* tealatmeo that th# Boa:d to all visitors and for hte pleas for each of the proceedings were dt- Inici> Career’ Field Represent* tttor tirgea jji. som* uew RoUry equipment nied by the Commission. Three of tives who have earned the right to Harold Col**, and anply tt to copMyra Ann Strickland which were answered by Coley these were by companies which attend as a resun of their outstand­ structlon of units of an un-n#eded (Sanford) Expert Soys State Colsmon, who provided a now ga- said they plan to fU* competing ing accomplishments during tha hvdraullc electrical plant at Hells country wants friendly rotations I 1 th. Flossie Hall (Sanford) ast twelve months. The rtpresenCanyon tn the Snake river between with the United United Slats* Stales and and "fo "forr “*r°r# the Botod Of th# priition a vol and by Charlte Wagner of D c' applications fox authority to conwith the Mary Moore (Sanford) signers, Commissioner Kridor'augstives who will attend are among, Idaho and Oregon, "un-needed'*, Rsry who tendered a fine new lec­ M ilk Industry (tonunuca cn rvqe i«j my part, 1 will do all I can.1* Julia Rumph (Sanford) the top S3 per cent of Slit* he states, "because a private power tern. Also the Board of Directors Tha newly elscted chief oxoco- goated "Why don't you consult Herbert Road Jr. (Sanford) Farm's field sales organisation eempsny is now building ■ plant to Should Fix Agency ter the offer of a now banner, live mad* hte statement tn an in­ your attorney and If he thinks wo Lanct Musa (Lake Monroe) whirh numbers more than 7,000 serve ths same area, tha company M. L. Reborn aad the membors terview with Alicia Patterson, edi­ can do something about it, to / C LE A R W A TE R ( A - l b # Florida Palmer Attends Jack Jackson (Lake Monroe) agents operating throughout the hiving been granted a permit to do tor and publisher o f th* Long Is­ com* hero nnd toll ua what wo »Hk Industry should establish an ef Ms fellowship committee for June 36 United States and Ontario, Cans- so by the Federal Power Commlsland, N. Y „ newspaper Nowaday. can do.’’ u u t y to handle promotion Just securing fina comment* from vis­ Company Confab Admiaatona da, -I »lon." Cnlee l< executive vice nre"W e went tile American people •o tho Florida Citrus Commission itors on the friendly feeling evi­ Floyd A. Palmsr, Sanford r«The chfrf executives of the sldtnt of the Florida State Chamber Harriet Wilson (Jacksonville) to understand u s," ht said. "T his Bow for citrus, a California au- denced here. C. L. Redding and Arcanii Hull (Ssnford) "Bud” Moughton for tha cxeeitent' presentaUvc ef the Prudential! Comptnles will be present at of Commerce. will help for good relations and Administration Doris Driggers (Geneva) "We have asked th# atata’s eonfriendship between the peoples of j£rida* may da foot that ta the work on membership and ctessifi- Insurant# Co., was in th# nation's ,he»o gatherings to discuss the Guy Parent Sr. (Sanford) cation. |capital test week attending # progress and the plane of the or- grvsslonal delegation,’? continued the United State* and tha peoples Sticks To Defense Maw future, ho Indicated. Discharges George Stine for reviving night company business conference, 1 ganlsations. 1 Colee, "to try to stop the steal. of Egypt , , , , I t * expert la W. R. Woodburn, Mrs. Minnie Vincent (Osteen) Together with Prudential's The Stale Farm Insurance"The meUcr.*'Cole# added, "ha* "A t tha same time, w# want to Budget Says Heed Manager eg th# California Dairy RoUry indoctrination meetings. Joseph F. Smith (Sanford) talesmen from 10Companies of Bloomington. 111., been thoroughly aired by th* Cnun be com pletely independent. We Itotastry Advisory Board. Wood- The "old war-hone* of Rotary” , other top WASHINGTON ID — Senate Re. Arthur Morgan (Sanford) , Egyptians are good people if you publican bdra to t o n to tall th# Florida Secretary R. W. (Doc) Rupreehl South-Central states, h» attended are comiwsrd of the State Farm ril "f s,*te Chambsrs of Com leader Knowland o f Cali­ Mra. Doris Ratliff and son understand us." Matey Assn, about too accomplish- and Traasuror (1 must hav* a ro- educational and business sessionsMut ual Automobile Insurance mere*, our Washington affiliate, fornia aald today th# Eltonhewar (Maitland) I conducted by Prudential home of- Company, the State Farm Life «n*l has bem tebelsd ona of tha of Mo board, Including a M cetpt) Wsltor Haynes. administration U sticking to Its do*, Georgs Shipp (Sanford) Th# catonrs deluxe, Mra. Cat- flee executive*. ,1 Insurance Company 1 . . and the Stale mo"1. ,**r1*"1 IV?pou_ ave!!,*0 **• to milk fens* budget In th* fae* o f a DoWoods To Attempt mocratte m ove to a id an extra ehel and Mrs. Yates. Tha help Tha conference got under way' Farm Kira and Casualty Imur entertained by tb* congress." to tha toot 11 yosr*. ■old Florida dairy- given by Bill Kader In tha furnish­ Wednesday svsnlng with a rs-' anco Company. Stats Farm Mutual billion dollars fo r tho A ir Force. B47 Crashes, Burns Endurance Swim; ,____Interest lit getting ing of a TV sot to tho Mothodiat ceptlon and dinner In the Shore- is the largest insurer of automoBut Knowland also a i d that ao Mm CaUfWwte'a advte- Children's Homo. Tho help by ham Hotel and endad with the biles, insuring moro than 4,000,000 against (ha D em ocratic p ro p o u t, In Wheat Field cars. The Life Comoany has just Trains A t Snnhndo a rival Rcouhllcan Man to to* _ added the board mombors of the club on tbo Selva- final business session on Friday. Th* delegates qualified for ths under a Billion of Life Insurance much Ilka tha Ftor- liem Army Christmas Boards. SALINA, Kan., 1* — A Bit bombParty cloudy Ikroogh Wed­ Ffequent visitors lo Ssnlando crosao A ir Fore# funds by a half"And finally for tho honor you be- conference by thslr outstanding in force and the State Farm Fire nesday with widely scattered er crashed and burned to a wheat springs will turn their attention billion dollars Would bo "m oro a c­ c:mmlastou haa uothority stowod upon mo In permitting mo sale* record during th* pest Company wrote in excess of |16,- afternoon nnd ovenlng nhow* field near Sallna today, kilting g to tha July 4 endurance swim of ceptable." three-man crew. - . . next month when Knowland spoke with rawsm on j 000,000 of premiums to U33. Au *d-:o I tax of a faw cents ou to servo as yo«r president tor tho year. | ere; low tonight 67-71, teks Ontario c*«k box ef tfn ts aad uso# th# year.' molry Hill Jimmie Woods enters tho 434*- a f t er Republican congressional Tha plane, out of Imol monuy as tt thmka best to adteadsrs held their rogufar fro, foe*• return* grro waters. Bush completed hte report by Air Force base here, _____ Tues* ____ •srtUteg i f f p-umutldg the fiTtt. trnlng the gavel of authority over Ing from a roulinas tramii! inf mis­ Woods trained much of last win* ta.riilativa conference at th# O Florida has a Male Milk Com­ to his successor. Dr. Charles L. sion when it apparently exploded, ter and eirly spring at Ranlando' mission bot tt f s t 'i wlb rates (Charlie) Persons, wboao first military authorities said. W reckage , and he won a large following. O n 1 With Presldenl Elsenhower tn th* gad bolides, ant advertising was scatteredJ a official act wss ta rail on termer - “mile. '' several occasions, the endurance ""•P'tal tho GOP lawmakers rask Tha dairym an bavn Mate first, president Jim m y liolteclaw Names of the dead wan with­ swim m ing enthusiast gavo tree ' Snarmani Adam s, th* P n tl* _IVI* a l t a a « u i i 1 w . _ _nji_ _*n_ held pending notification of next im tn icllon i to local residents, I d ,n t ■ top alria. and athcr Whlta of kin. Ona body and parts of an­ No m alt has ever com pleted the K<JV‘ # »■ «*> *«. other wan found war th# crash rigorous swim, but supporters a rc ,. Tom Mtftoaald, newly Inducted ,a .w fh * •Imtalstra* setn*. member, introduced as hi# guest I confident, Wood* will be the first ‘ U ,a, P?, lon Is that budget roc* Several scrau of wheat »tubb|# because ef HU sslf-disclplinsd Dan Hunter, law student at th* ®^ ,h® B'Ht# I fo u u and the Joint Chiefs o f Staff at# wsro burned off in tbo mulling training program University of Florida and popular fire around th# alts, and nearby adequate for the country'* drioua MHRW YORK lit—Cycling o o l l r t n J f e l c f i ^ S d J h U needs. telephone linos war* reported dam­ aged. S^) Joe G azil Attends TtBiks. for too" mersthoa today aTpirt of th. National Youth for | <* »«*to#lo High TRICE O F T A IT E U B ttE D Meeting O f FROG City Commission Mlsoohowor campaign. 1■cram. M ILE CUT Joe G atil, A campaign apokaamsn said TAM PA, ID — The price o f pas- t h .'f l o - T t o rL* Will Begin Study yost-rday ftnr-man teams of male ■altos* 1 intents aad coods win House Passes Road • u t o e r ^ h s T b s e n cu^ to* 47°orate turTlrt from * thre* meeUng O f Rud**t Sfonn tabs part to th# cycltog Junkot. b* S IJra'T im b ? * * “ U ln Tampa of executives of FROQ The Board of Sanford City Cfcro» Tho final qeartnt of cycium wm Buildina Program dsHvcr a "plodjo of support and « J S n ? * B ,| i o r U& ™ y ° m S ** thl!d <l® * M w S U« ^ r a i S f f i f n’ t,., lo r®r» wU| nem b otia i n WASHINGTON (ft Tho bijgOst a*« «■ Iraait • JH .dlS 'Iru T te1m 4 building program in tho naj K t Swut^atSS S * 3 W iS 8 . m esartorsliiSsa tlon'a history—at btlllM dollars for late buslasu hu4lB>u during .turin. IK" - 1- - 1c t ' w m oepeooeot gro- ,|m|Mnr ^ sco siim i whlrii e sm o lata the "»urt M o oosnias OUBUlOt of the Notmnai *#- broad, w .4 straight t,iB h «av. **i». highways plus’* season. IfomogenUod and _________________ up at last night's regular ___ _ g rttiei crotsbiL other kinds of milk also ware ro-! STAFF WRITEE l WIN Ing, by tho Houso today. dUc*d !.T®. e-1M' MIAMI. ID — Two ataff writers Informal.mvttlaga will erobgUy tt will be la offset through Qc- of tho Miami Herald won recog* got underway novft Msmday aloM tobr in Hllibtoough, Pase* Pin- nitlon yesterday to separate fields, h that Uw omamteatoaers caa be­ alias and Potg eounlte*. a Borden David J. Krssiow, *lght-y*ar gin looking into tho variant apokesmaa aald. 1 veteran of sport# and city nows Phase* of city government ------- ----------ata/fi. waa appointed Washington their coats. Tbo bouse passed BEAD BOM 1correspondent of Uw Herald. Poaatoly Uw hlcgtat matter to •nc« report to tho MIAMI SHORES id — C)jdd. Farm and Garda* Editor Nteoa bo discussed will ' THKT’RK NOT B0NG PACKED for shipping. This 1* tho San Ban Last* Laata Al Apartmanta aa they appeiar* rate* vote to a tew ••• mi v t i t t r a t v a n d tk la ■ e r a l a a m t b b i m I tm mwira. i.m m u llam J eA yosterdoy and this saasmtog wrapped comptotoly ta ayton tsrpauUa* white batag fumtoatad fo Boad, 73, Miami Bhono municipal1Bmltey waa named wtoaar of aa scboduU* ef city f r with to debate. dry-wood ormltea. Bam Wrifcap, District Uaaagw for tbo Orkin n Extermtouttaf Extormteutteg Co., said ISAM apui to^ro building aad rowing dimeter, died 1 American load Trad# Assn, an- baa tong boro radro Tho measure now haa to bn ap­ foot of tnpaotm wnb rubber coating, was nccossary- It Is th# largwt neb Job over dona ta tha of • heart attack yesterday as bo ttonal farm and garden writing Uoa but w idw t c * u l proved by to n -----Caataal Florida ana. Tha ewrortaj was removed today at boos. (Photo by Jamaato) Board A uthorizes Pact W ith FP&L Delegates Register SNAS Is Utilizing Board Hears In Miami For Lions New Landing Device Charge International Meet Retiring President Praises Rotarians In Annual Report Problems Viewed By Commission "a 1 !tu1(1 “lh* to Hamid Colee Soy* lild / Units #Un-Neededf Hospital Notes d-fMI-.r'J?buHm”» M2u““r f • 'iCurioa Weather Students launch 'Bikes For Ike' -- ^ S ^ A iiS S r i Sit | W K® � 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>, June 25, 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/9316b6cba91072fd8eac3016c96d1c69.pdf ad57af260c8f9d1d2db13a5f42489fe3 PDF Text Text I e m it s tre s s s a v ' . odel IB-1 ON G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CO. 116 M agnolia Avenue 3 0 0 Julia S treet Phone: 5 0 �If T®wv HornId I* Not Dclivcrod By • F. M. Call IASI Bofor* T P . M. For Dollvory Shop and. Save In Sanford 1 i W8 P A P E R .u * i xlyu i ra n fo rd IM * PljOWIDA Teenage A c tiv itie s Next W eek tjW N E l 1958 Parents Urged To Secure Vaccine Shots For Children Actlvltlet for the Teenage Group, In the citywide summer recreation program for th* week of Juno 25-29 hav* been planed with afternoon and evening ■Iona whkh will appsal to th* boya *nd girl*. The, activities are divided Into two >e*»iont. The1 afternoon period extends from 2 until five o'clock with fho evenimr seulon beginning *t 7)30 and continuing until 10:30 p.m. These *r* tha activities planned and KheJuled for next weak! MONDAY (afternoon) Skllnr — Senior High student* to meet *t the City pool. TUESDAY (afternoon | Tennla clasaea—all high school ■tudenta at tlty courts. Horobark riding — 14 yean to elder to meet at elty pool. TUESDAY (evening) Celery Crete — open for high school only. Sanford Teenage A d v i s o r y Council—meets at City 11*11. WEDNESDAY (afternoon) Ski clessee — all Junior High Students—meet ad city pool. WEDNESDAY (evening) . 'Junior High only — at C*l«ry JOHN COOPER. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. DtitH< Manager, t«11« tha SamInula County J » r c N i of Telephone Company prop*** in Sanford. (Buff F Crate, THURSDAY (afternoon) Tennli classes — ell Junior High atudenta — at city courts. THURSDAY (evening) Dance — Junior High atudenta only — at Calery Crate. •Swimming — High School stud­ ents only — at city pool admis­ John Bants, chairman *f tha* ~ --------- -»• sion 25c. Bcmlnola County Chapter of tha j i C U C C l. J L FRIDAT (evening) NaUonal PoUo F^ndaUon. raporw 1 ^ 6 6 M l J M U 0 6 I m Dance — High school atudenta tad today that tha local chaptar only — at C*lery Crate. 8wimmiag — Junior High Stud­ ents only — city pool, admission I6e. Chapter Raises Over $ 7 ,0 0 0 In Polio Drive Bill Bush To Give President's Report # Rotary Monday A uxiliary To Buy H o s p ita lity C a rt Fruit Fly Traps Installed In All Citrus Counties N®. 12S WIN P o lio Seaso n B eg ins Federal Salk polio vacclno ihota are being given each Tuesday and Friday morning at th* S.mlnole County Health Unit on Palmrtt® Av*. The shot* are given from X:M to 11:30 a. m. during th* clinle hours to children in the age gmuu eligible to receive the Immunltation which Is from six month* to 19 year* of age. However, It fi pointed out, that these shots may also be given by family physicians. "We ar* now at th* beginning of tha polio season and I1T.M4 child, rex la Tlorlda who are In *h# eg* group eligible to recelvo Federal Salk vacclno ,0-19 year* of age, havu not been Immunlted," Dr. Wilson . T. Bonder, State Health Officer* Florida State Board of Hoslth, an. nounced today, "I cannot urge parents to* strongly to secure this protection for their children Immediately,1* continue* Dr. Sawder. Ho further points out tost tha vaccina Is sD* available for expectant mether*. I* tbx past, says th* Bfoto Health Officer, there was got onogh Salk .vacclno to moot th* do. mand. Now w* hav# mot* tha* enough vacefo* to flU xQ roquost* and the state Board of Health D anxious that M eligible child op poreon fall to racolvo hla or hep immunisation. 80 far only oo*third of too olt. glble population (l.S R M ) in th* state hav* rocoivtd as much on* lnjoctiou. "W# a n oxtnmaly snaloui to rate* this figure to a t least Tt per cent," eay* tho Health Officer. "Aad that Is a bar* minimam of what w* hop* te achfovo, 0*r ultimate goU is to protect avory eligible person against poll* Itte and partjeutarty ftta dr*ad- •chool M aim '-fcan all part* at ipttad figures fofrfb® Florida. which will begin l weak of residence tomorrow at Florida fln t y«»r of Baft immunisation*, a. .. * . . . „ . m il ana inv ■iiocuica ouitiaw State Unlveralty for tralnlnf la April USEApril ItU, revosl that Literally hundred* of fample* pUljt flcUJtiei ^ o W (1,42s,. sevan countias la th* BMt* load fo ■Uto and local government. of fruit have bean brought boro 000. Thli expenditure U allghtly polio ImmunDations. "The** coun. Spontered by tha American to deurmtno whether or not the In exceaa of the greet expenditure Legion AutlUary, Department of tlea," says Dr. Jam** a Bond, Mediterranean Krwh Fly has In* la IMS of m .W . Florida, Glrta State will Immedt. State Board of Health opidamM*. M o d varlou* area*," Florida Clt- The growth of tha Ttlrphona ately follow Soya State on tho gDt, “report that they hav* immu. n a Mutual raportad thU morning. Company In the Sanford area hat campui. There will be no aha red nJwd to por coat or moro «f their "However, in all Instances tha directly paraleUed the growth of governor'* Inaugural ball tUa yaar ollglbl# population. Broward Coun. report* reveal that tho infestation the town, for tha two organliationi btcauae ty Usds with a pareeutoge of M X ha* been by the vinegar fly or On Juna IS, 1115, when Southern possible, Saule reported this of crowded roaidence*. The boya Other top eountloo a n : Okaloosa, soma other type of ecavenger fly Bell purchased the Sanford E i- morning. leava Saturday morning and Mi* M.4) Dado, StS; Leon, at.I; Dell.S; Palm Beach, M4 sad that la completely harmless to changa then were 4*0 telephone* reglater that afternoon In Soto, In reporting this paat year'a glrta Msrtla, JO. sound fruit on the tree*," Florida and approximately TSOO people la Jennie Murphre# Hall, "Since tho onset of to* poll® Citrua Mutual said, the area. Today the Sanford #x- campaign funds, John Bauts said Legion anilllary offlclala In At the present time, Folk Coun- cb,n*#. telephone* and that tho Balk vacclno haa boon charga will be Mr*. 0. H. Whitman vaccination program fo Florida 1® April, 1*45, over a million injection* ty Is tho mo»t northerly point In •PProxlmaloly M.aeo people, extremely effective. Doctors kava of Dads City, director; Mra, L, S. which the Mod-Fly haa boon found. *•*» **id , that ho was all cooporatod, ho said, and "you Marshall, Tallahassee, assistant hsva been give® Baft vteclno fo tho otote with *0 ovldonM of any However, tho reports, ‘received eonfjdont of the continued growth director; Mrs. Ed Bentley, Lake­ dally at tho Lakeland Heidquir- “ “ >e area and that he oxpecU can aeo your family physician to land. committee chairman) Mrs. reactions or eompUcaUoas", etotoa Dr, Rond. "Tha NatlMal Found*. ter* of Florida Citrua Mutual re- lb ,t by llM th« Sanford Tala, reralvo Uto shots." L. E. Daas of Chattahoochee and veal that a fly had been found at Ph?M 1E*e1h,n,*» he about The galk vacclno was aado pos­ Mra. J. B. Jonas of Bella Glad*, Uon for Infsntlli Paralysis sell, mates that th* Balk vaccina haa Melbouma In Brevard County on twlca the also U U today, sible through tho March of Dimos committee members; Mra. Edwin provan M per eent effective fo pro. the roast. I McCann, Sarasota, staff mambar, fund, Sauls said, "and It took four venting paralytic polio.** Other area* in whleh the fruit B r O l l t e V S c H i r O r d billion dimes to discover tbo pre­ and 11 counselors representing all The State Board of Health say® fly h it been fnued Include F*rt- ■ '•■ISIW J sactlona of the sUU. ventative vacclno." that at laaat two shot* of vacria* Myari, Sebrlng and Avon Park. E l e c t e d * 5 6 BOVS* The auxiliary leader* win ho a « necessary for good Immunity "I want to particularly com­ assisted At a matter 0/ precaution., _ , /# ' by staff member* of tha mand tho Sanford Naval Air B u ­ FSU School of Public Administra­ M f “ Of* complete protectlo® fruit fly trap* have been inotullwd S t a t e S h e r i f f a total of to m Injections fo rec­ tton civilian employes, officer* and men for their efforts," the tion on Instruction to tha girls In­ ommended. U S e V S . “'.‘ fUS' Ji i * local chapter chairmen said, cluding Daan Wilson K. Doyle, Dr. Aa th# Umperatur* rite* *0 doe* H. O. Waldby, Murdock Martin, r a a u " ' •*“ ™ “ c k ' « l » ' i f . ? , t " , j ™ . r u i "They contributed fl.SSO to our Miss Juanita Gibeon and Paul da to# danger from polio Ineraa**. campaign." ■very parent fo urgod te contact . . . _ .. . „ . . compos of Florida Stale UniverGutman. A syitem whereby all of tho re- ll(- . “Wo hav* deposited HAH te tha At th* formal opening meeting tholr privata physicist or county J , ? " lh* The 4M high school junior* from H R campaign fund and IL2U Saturday night FSU President health department without delay and maka arrangements for fojeo. v , * * 1 * , / * ? , ^ ,V*T section of Florida attending to tho 1MT fund," ho said. Doak 8. Campbell, Mayor Fred »W *•«*• * * • state Ore study. • Santa reported that T h o chap- Winter!* of Tallahassee and Leg­ tion* of Salk vacria*. "*• W v ekild .protected," aika Ing government by practicing it ter has six old eases rwhieh are re­ ion auxiliary o f f i c e r a will qion might b* disseminated ^ too State Board of Health and to* throughout all of llw d tn a pro u J J j ^ ^ T n T d v t e erganDa’ ceiving aid from th* Fomsdatlon." waleom* tha members of Girls Seminole Conly Health Unit. Ho explained Hut to per sent State. Sunday morning tha girl* during area*. Uona throughout Florida, all money collected stays In the will bo required to attend a united "Wt won't hold hock anything Roys' State divide* itself late of and reports wa receive will b* ac- eight mythleal "countries" and county. This la th* policy of th* rhurrh service In Wastcott Audi­ Over 400 Amateur curat* and up-to-date," they re- tbo counties make up a mythical organisation since Re inception torium when the Rev. Mr. Harry With the exception of thro* prev- B. Douglass Jr., director of youth Gardeners Present ported. " 1foth state. lou* years when one-third wont to activities of the Episcopal Diocese naoarch, one-third to lb* National of Florida will make an address. For Short Course Foundation, and ana-third stayed Immediately after the service in­ More than IN amateur gardener* fo tbo couaty. "This waa when struction and organisation of city r*s**rch wa* stepped up te per­ and county govsrnmenta will get from all parts of Florida wero present for the opening session of underway. fect tho vacclno," ho sold. Tho Seminole County Chapter of Members of Girts State will have the General Extension Division of th* National Polio Foundation will s social break Sunday afternoon Florida's Annual Garden Club hold Its annual meeting at the In attend a reception at the horn* short Count at the University of Educational Building on Comqtar- of President and Mra. Campbell. World* on Tuesday (Juno la). clal Avo, on July to, at 4 p. m. At their Sunday night session, Pictured studying the opening ."All foteroitod person* a rt state parties and platforms will be day’* program ana (from left tu cordially Invited to attend at set-up. After mor* organisation right) Mr*. Irwin Fleischer, MB which tlmo Marion T. Jeffries, preliminaries Monday morning, Plumes* Dr- Sanford; Mr*. E ar. South Florida Foundation repre­ Girls State will move from univer­ lyl* F. Hotholder, M44 Hibiscus sentative, will bo preaont," said sity campus te tha State Capitol Dr.. Sanford; Mr*. C. F. Imtdley. J Receive FP&L for their first at aaveral sessions Ito* Lark S t, Jacksonville; and C. S. M om , 4JN McGinn —at 10:to a, m. greetings will Im Service Pint extended from th# governor's of­ Blvd, Jacksonville, Tho tknoAap Service Pine denoting to yoare of fice and mambar* of tba state cabi­ Garden CUto C ra m is befog cow. service In tho Florida Power and net to th« assembled girls in the fight Company organisation wore House of Representatives. presented to Sanford employe# of On Tuesday Girls State will bo tho aompeay, according to th# mainly concerned with tha general latest Ditto of Sunshine I n v k t aUction of state officer*—gover. AgricuRarn and Agricultural Era Station. Coordinator I* News, a FPALCo publication. Rot, cabinet offlcara, supremo poriment pictures of th# reclplenta, three court Justices and member* of the Ur*. Edith McBride Cameron *1 th« Extension Division1* of them, appeared In too June legislature. Wednesday afternoon bead issue of th* magtiine. the girt* will have their Aral legis­ deRtrimawt of woman's activities. Thaos receiving service pin* lative session la th* Capital here w en Jessie Wiaaiagbam, to their repraaonutlvas will be yuan, Sanford plant; Margaret M. sworn la by Justice E. K. Robert* Wright, to yaar*. Sanford taut- FICTL'RED Hit'DYING tho opening day'* la th* House, tad their senators ■a qf thu Central .neai office; and Bin Tyro. to Annual Garden Club Sheri Count at Ui lafUti by Justice Glena Terrell in the lyl# p. Reusholder, BBeeford; Mr*. C. F. Bum Jtont M u h r u o a « i k t i M l * Memortel HeaptUl yegUrAef tlmo In tho Ufa of William (BUI) afternoon la tho oonforencoroom Bnah that he win loag remember at tha boopltat, It waa decided to fer that t i l l bo tho time when porches* n hoipltality cart that * • will make Mo report t* tho had bora approved by H. M. Weir, raambora of tho Banfori Rotary hoepltat odmlnlatrator and h a Club In regular meeting a u l a - Vary Detyua, director of nurece. E M at the Yacht Chib, a* he Tho coat of tho cart will bo l $315.10 and U will bo uied to The City of Saiuord was tho sev­ aomptoto* hla to rn of office as' traniport magaxinot, s m o k i n g materials, toilet articles, candy, enth city in the state to grant etc., to the rooms of the patient* franchisee U> the Florida Power on tho two floors. and Light Company this year, Among other much needed according to the latest Issue of Items tho auxiliary voted to pur* Sunshine Service News, a comp­ chase were four itooli for tho any published trade magatlne. Joyces* sponsored contest, has hospitality shop and II collapsi­ Each of tho communities sign­ ble tablet which will bo used foe enjoyed an odlfyiag yuar, Ha haa ed standard to-year franchise naan many of tha club sponsored flower* la Ut* patient'* rooms. Mrs. A. W. Epp* Sr., who pro- agreements. in fe c ts brought to successful iluskm, haa bad tha coopers- aided at tho meeting lilted a num­ Newer franchise* granted, other of an hla eaamitteo chair- ber of itome of equipment which than Sanford, a r e Miramar, , haa **** hla club enjoy out- tho hospital la In need and which Hampton, and South Palm Beach. aha stated that It la hopad that the auxiliary will ho able to pur­ in a recent nsws release, the chase with money realised from New Smyrna Beach city commis­ sion passed an ordinance rahlng various project*. power ratea from |7J0 to (US for One of tho moet outstanding 300 kilowatts and waa placed on fund raising projects that tha first reading at a meeting of the group will undertake will bo the I Board of City Commissioners “folUos" to ho presented with the | simultaneously with tho meeting assistance of talent from tho 1of the Board of Sanford City Navy personnel and other local Commissioners which approved a U to la g g in g president. Dr. Ulent on Feb. I and t, of next franchise for Florida Power and Light Company. Versons will officially taka office year. cq July t, tba first g a tin g of Mrs. H. C. Oakee, hospital li­ The raise, was requested by th* brary chairman, reported that the ttB year IMB-T. Officers who will New Smyrna Beach City Com•grre with hlai for tbo coming library ia getting organised and ml»ilon because the'city's finan­ that hooks have boon catalogued PCM a n t Sr. R. V . Ruprecht, cial position "Is clo*e to a cri­ foryj Walter M. Haynes, for use by dociora end patient*. sis" according to Mayor Brctee Mrs. M. L. Raborn Sr., reported rar) and Frank Neel, aorgMcCray. that tho hospitality shop Is atetdlt-arma. Handling tba very A provision of th* New Smyrna ty showing a profit. She also re­ land office el program Belch City Ordinance Increase* ported that due to tha shortage of Chatman wtll be Myron (Mike) Withers she had not been able to the chtrgee for cutln* from |10 ■ k , assisted by Tommy More, to 525. hasp S toat m a s J r, Rob U n m , tho shop open full time. Chart!* Merriaon, Andrew C. Aa an Inducement to now mem­ (Andy) Btfoe, Gordon Bradley, bers, It waa decided by tbo group VkMda HowaUlat, Harry Loo J r, to offer a ala months member­ Sbd Moughts*), Oreille Touchtou, ship of S1.M from July I through f i t Chert#* (Chuck) Vodopleh. December. All member* who ore now enrolled and hav* not boon (1 -shrdlu emlwyp shr ahr placed are requested by Mrs. Epps to contact on* of the committee chairmen so they can bo ptaeod to serve. Active members are requir­ ed to servo to hours during tbo year, with regularity and penmptnoaa Wing of prime Importance. To Grant FP&L Franchise In '56 g W eather �$97Million Rood, Bridge Projects Underway In Mfcy T E L E V IS IO N W n t/r c A iH | % «Ur J > *i * »1• Weme S&Jrimi ON ns B in C m * f t He An, All Sllh Bt. i. M M KM Minister Sunday Beheel t;U i« , *mkm Wwihl, urn • £ torment "Must w« took for Another!" W mUp WnUM Weihem freeing Worship Worship T:M p. boa with iu u 4 C. Goble Hot New Role, Butinettmen to tbe quarter, literature far the MW realtor, including dally tovetlewnl gsJdee, will be dlatrihpted. Morning Worship with Com­ munion and Samoa, ll o’clock, Thome; “To Whom Shall We Get" (lea. dill). TO choir will line an nathom. TO mureaiw to to* M W WtQ he ayw. Croatag. Warship at t:M win take the fern if an ItoM Watta Ip M Service. The choir will HOLLYWOOD <* —WMt C U lt Gable, buiiMMnan. . It's a BMP rob for the longtime kin* M thd M vii atari. During Ml lengthy MOM contract, ho wasn't encouraged to peer behind Ik* irtn it TO atudfe attitude wait "Juit mm* In and m l y w hues, M r. Wan lo Mm m l " New, he’s making ‘"TO W a g and Four Queem" on a partner* ah Ip dial between Run-field fro . duetloni — Jane Runet! l t d lo b WatorOeld—and bia ewn outfit, fhiaee el production. “Wow, K'i i M | IM, aaktaf • picture,M he eboerred h it w ii ■etnas. *T leant aemethfef new orory dap. This time I'm etkhtaC with tod plctura tu rn toe had* ning to the end. I wda to da atrip* l oiiteaa aad ether matters, tad I’U be with U until we ftateh tod ptoturu." Many atari who tom prednmr through Friday tin a. ITS perfectly natural for your totoy to appear -narrow". So M a t ho alarmed tl bo la oaally Merited, aomoUmoa aleapa fill ullt, arbogtoa crying for no apparant ■;W 05 a.m. Holy Eucharist i:ii a .at. Choral Kiteharlot aad Addrm »1U «. ■ TOrtl^Sohwl n sti* tot may net be narrow, but Juat following natural instincts. Monday. Tuooday, Thursday, Fri- dag and Saturday — Holy Com. munlou. »:to am . Wadnbtday - Holy Communion, U :« a m. FABULOUS! NEW 1956 General Insurance H. JA M B GOT AGENCT ; t i l BAST r w f f w - if Senrioes Nlfhtljr (ezotpt Hon.) 7i45p.ni |M M |g | H u s k d n j *Tho Church That U U oU ag I t e YoO" g iV K Tgr. �n r r i. Jim* 2-, 1938 'TTTP! SAK FO RD TTERALD' Page S I To tnako buttered bread crumba, melt H to It cup butter in a skillet end »Hr in a cup of fine dry broad erombs; keep stirring until the crumba era goldenbrown. Giro that plo-enst mis antra flavor I Add grated orange and lemon rind to It, and use oranga Juke when you are mixing H in* ■toad of lb* water called fee, , FREE ONE ALUMINUM R A C E CHAIR GIVEN AWAY AB* SOLUTELY DAY AT IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Girt tro u t swimmers learn In da water Ufa Ivory tartar la hwedrtda of Olri Scout ceewpi all aver tha reunify. la equities, as In all the ether eiritlag adveater** af Uwlr program, Girl Steel* learn skltk that ere safeguards agatari hi sards. HI WNKIE/J K HOLLER'S 'SPCAC>< HELUQ MBS.PLUMSr FISHING ') I AOOCE'iOL'O NEW 1 gong T T A S K IN -' Oiv/iNGfj su ir .. j VACATION E rr A .1 K E T T USED CAR. LE T US WORRY WITH YOUR OLD CAR-W HILE YOU DRIVE A DEPENDABLE ONE FROM A DEPENDABLE DEALER RABID BATH RUNTED BARTOW. Fit., (Fl — T h i s • re i'i newest *port is hat huntlag, Bcctuao j bit which bit two parson* wi* found to hiv« rabies, tha State Game and Frrsh Water Fith Commission atkd volunteers to so nn bat hunt*. Bata killed are sent to state lab­ oratories as part of a study of them as rabies carriers. AT TO M MUOOMT • I W IITI I I U n U I T , INC H I I wlw Am . I i i Mi *, Wash. Mexico his MO,000 more births thin deaths every year. I Disposall’ Y' / <ti ' \ * \ UMtra me V A Ii lav* time and v*rh — * \A?r if I i | 1 SPECIALS G ET SET FOR A WONDERFUL CAREFREE VACATION IN A REALLY FIN E *> r « f * 1208 B, PARK AVE. M tU U W ttfV m savi t*» ■ever tench garbage sgaiiv—just kr«M feed • • • tee (intlodins bases) late the elah drain Mew­ ing. Veer Dispneatl dees the rest. Hslre rid yew ksne nf odors, (lies, redents aad nerve, and •dually helps heap drains clean. Banieh gtrbaga. Irani yeur t i n s far ever with a O -l Din* SANFORD E L E C T R IC C O . 116 .Magnoltg At*. Phone 111 CHECKERBOARD SIMPSON NEWS FARM SUPPLY H a v e a g l a s s o r cool , UKFRESHING MILK In recognition of National D a i r y Month let'* make it a prartire to offer guests at our farms ths finest heslth food known, a gloss of milk, during June and every month o f t h e year Don’t apologise for It. To eerve milk produced on your own farm is the hlgest compli­ ment you can make your gueita. A n d , don't forget the other fine milk products . , , cheese, butter, ka cream, ate. CAGE _, , , HENS , . Th l caged layer business a elrtalnly growing and it should —it's a sound money making business with g lot of advent* ages fof different kinds of peo­ ple. If you’re interested in a pleasant, IntaresUng business requiring only moderate invest­ ment naying a good hourly re­ turn lor your part-or fulltime labor, corns in and ask us about the caged layer business. Purina pioneered in developing t h i s ntsr way of producing eggs and manage an efficient caged -ben operation. What causes plge te scour tiers era some of the more common causae of scouring la pigs. Mora careful management ran help eliminate many if not all of these sources. fl) Sow’s milk upsurge when first put on pasture. (I) Eating frosea grasses, especially rye pasture. (3) Contaminated pas­ ture or dirty equipment spreads infectious scours, (4) Wet lieding. (6) Drafts, fg) Overcrowding aleeping quartan, (7) Moldy .feeds. . . (g| __ _____ sup­ Lack of constant ply of fresh water. <») Failure to change sow's ration to DAP or DAP Supplement with grain at farrowing time. Call us for help in setting up a good sanitation and man­ agement program far your pigs. GET THE FLIES, TOO! Scatter Powerful Purina Ply Bait in the droppings area aad kill flies like magic I Thia eon- MINERALS IMPORTANT TO MAKING MEAT AND MILK Mineral! play a very Important pert In producing ml l l c and meat. Use of rangaa and pas­ ture* through the yeara has caused ths mineral content of msny to become repleted. Keep Purina Livestock Mineral be­ fore vour animala at all tlmea In aaft hoses to provide nrrr*. eery aalt and minerals. Too lilt Is retards production and they won't cst too much. It,a eaay to WORM PULLETS the drinking water •ay Worming of pullets at from 10 to lit weeks la a "maet" If you plan to get lop feed efficiency. Now, lt*e easier than ever with Purina LIqu),j poultry Wotmer. No rhange nec­ essary in feeding program. It's the most effec­ tive Purina wormer yet against round worms. Low cost, too. A half pint treats 400 birds. Also available in querte aad galleaa. For thoee who prefer il, ChekR-Ton is in stock. A very good wormer . . . juit substitute for regular ration for 2 days. Both are quality products of Purina Research. i r s A SOW’S JOB At tha purine Research Farm its' a vow's job to wean ID or morr nig* * vear, to produce a gallon af milk per day, aad growing sows should average a net gain of MO Ibe. per year. ... It'a a )ab that require! prop­ er nutrition. The Purina Hog Program baa beau develeped from experience gained in raleIng-more than 10,000 hogs. Tha importance of proper eew feed­ ing cannot be overemphasised. I*l'e talk over show feeding »•** time M»'r' la* We’ll help your sow* produce litters, milk and gaina lil these mad* a t mine like the Research Farm. GRAND OLE OPRT See Purine’s Grand Ok Opry an TV WDBO—Channel d-July 1 At 1:0b r. M. See s i far Purina Chow* and Sanitation Products, L O O K !- NO PAYMENTS TILL AUGUST -L O O K ! 35 **• W. 2nd. Street SANFORD, FLORIDA v .v .v .W n V d v y v Pow ergtide VR New Paint • Tires *1299 OLDRMOBILE 88 Sudan '5 3 Hydrostatic R A H New Paint—Sant Govern '51 DESOTO 4 Door Radio A Heater Om Owner—Very Clean CHEVROLET Betnirn '55 VS Powerglide n A fl '5 3 CHEVROLET Dehnn 2 Doer Sedan Very Clean —Owe Owner '5 3 WILLYfl • Cyt BLatloa Wagon Hard to Find rw a CHEVROLET—tM a i, 4 a Door—PowergUdei Radio 51 SHeater < 8 9 9 '5 4 PONTIAC Chieftain 4 Door Hydramatle Radio A Heater *599 '54 CADILLAC 62 4 Door Sedan Lean Than Whnlaanln '52 CHEVROLET Delate 2 Door Sedan Radio A Heater '56 HEB8ER8CHMIDT 2-Pan. aeager Coupe 90 milea per gallon '52 NASH State 4 Door Sedan Completely Reconditioned '50 CADILLAC 62 4-Door Folly Equipped Look This Oaa Over *1699 *899 *899 '5 0 Owner-Very DODGE—Clab Coupe One Clean *399 *599 >1099 >2795 *599. *799 *499 >994 HOLLER MOTOR SALES SAVE DOLLARS A T HOLLER'S 2nd St£ Palmetto /-Jn. (ft OPEN EVENINGS T ILL 9 ” ‘^ J i K , n5 iii! 'J .''.S ;3 s ia w o N f a i n s u p p l y by flies because U killi QUICKLow cost. too. Tmvw!nfmB!r 7059 • 7234 T f'T A- �- •»!#.' v* * T kt -t. ' •: •• .. *' - v *. • WCV-: ■ c . ------ ------ ----------------------------- • Hfr-I1' & , ' S\j tn-i 7ix 1v," tte n a n l a n t a t M antel Tito of YasaalavU. . k tf la tttmtttMbtahntJu nlB M Agm tag to m a it» (M r a o m *•*» in u to i "Dm t n aid** teva a g m d im that tha f e n p ta f aooparaUon rato M «teuld ha te n d an ooaptato Man> dom *f will and aqualttp. oa i ! : . " Wandlp criticism and on eomndoljr character t i m K u | i at IK._ view* on disputes between their parttaa." Given asm* p u t In tko prae» • « « ! Ken al criticism, It la possible iiuj ae that Communist parties will de­ velop la tonal sntefonlims and break aft Into aoeto and faction*. |f that happen, than all ala* that FNildant Truaan did I t try la atop aaanannitat a i r i n n InC C aHnUlcant taalda hia simple dadaion I t ft** half la Ttta whan JFira equipm ent W — “ - ■ W orld Communists Follow New Line - aet la Stalin. •U lia te d maintained absolute jntrtrt ot Communist partita rarrwter* natll 1M whan Ttt* Italia himself Boat teva under, stood kia abaehitiia would btfta to disappear when tha Bad Cbl. nata got aantral of China. Hi* treatment *1 th an tor to peara waa an an-again-att-again affaliv Whan Tito teak* awap, ha pro. vided tte West with tha Aral asample at a Bad laadar who waa a thorough Communist hut ted tte narve to tall Sulla off. If ha canid b* kapt alive, t e would b* an indecament la athara to da tha •an a. Truman telpad him with Am arleu aid. Tito kapt hla hack tnrnad to Bnaala until BUlln died. But whan Ehnuhctev and hla friend* succeeded Stalin, Uitp in * haritod an uflp fact! Thap ted to m ate tha teat al a te d situstion. Tte atealuto Bnaalaa con­ trol arar world aommuniim, «nJopad bp Sulla moat of his lift, waa gone. Mora Bad aeantria* might ataart iadapandaac* and grow fat oa Amaricaa halp. T te teat wap I* p ro m t it—or aa it map teva aaamad la lb* Eramlta—waa tm> mate aaaw aencaatleaa and era? ato Maudlin*** instead of hato. It la a* wondar Xtenahetev aal out, ahortlp aftar Stolia’a daatL to wia Tito hack aa a friend if not aa a narvant. And ha succeedad. But tn making eoncaisions to Tito, t e atewad otter Bad leadart how badlp Buaata wanted them not to holt. With thla now aoftor approach. It la natural Khrushchev would b t willing tor alter Communist* outaid* Russia to rata* aom* ques­ tions about tte XNmlin from tin* to lima, provided tbap didn't go to* far. YOU'RE TELLING ME! ------------ 1» aiN N in case 'FORTS KXFUT Dan DnaM rtanUa a 1 ' v aa plapad on Paul Gallia* atrip la hit an Sa Snow Oooaa” and a Sanaa alter bite. b It, th at tha oa* w*p to s lo t javoafl* toUaqnnncjr bafora K arar fa ts atartad Id to provide tha fncQitiaa and tha paraoaaal far MONROE CHAPTER TUBS. JUNE Sd — 7.30 P. M. MASONIC TSMPLB WATERMELON CUTTING BRING YOUR WIFE L. T. SHEPPARD High Priaat U t t llia K 9. L . M ILLIE few HftAfrhniJ k U n H u *** m te i h m a>,1>a s 2 t e f i ^ e T t e a n ^ n teapH I P H A T I M H S H l- S p u n /}, T 0 - PAINT IIP FIX UP I ato tonn im FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD M a n u a l* W I �[Couple Reveals Final Plans For Weddinn jgp If * V 1 .r r - P ' *>H\ ■[& *• Jdfid Final plana for th# June 13 w.ddlnc of Ml»» Mildred Eugenia Miller lo Georg# Cjrnii Harden Jr. of this city art announced today. The wedding will take place at the Fir»t Presbyterian Church Saturday evening at I p.m. with the Rev. A. 0. Mctnnl* officiating. Maid of honor will be the bride* elect’* college cla inmate. Hi** Davi Harrl* and brldeimalde ar* Charmlon Miller, litter of Ml** Miller and Mill Gretchen Ktrchhoff. Snencer Harden will bo hi* brother'* beat man while uiherjtroomamett will be Robert Hitler Jr., brother of th* bride; Tommy Speer. Gerald Covington, Sanford and Joha Tewkabury of Durham, N.C. Organ.jt for the ceremony I* Mrs. Albert Hickson and (ololit David Heiter of Orlando. A reception will follow the rite* t t the home of the bride'a [iarenta. M a k i n g sandwich** ahead? Wrap them tightly In waxed paper And then cover them with a damp HEW OFFICERS ARB ELECTED. Shown above *re the new officer* for the Home Demenstratlon Council of Seminole County, Left to right era: Sir*. B. Guthaui, president; Mr*. Margaret Tin- towel; atom la the refrigerator, n l , fir*t vie* preiident; Mr*. Carl Mo**, *econd * ic* preiident; Mr*. J. E. Andrew*, secretary; and Tha aandwlchea have a good Mil. C. L. Wall!*, treasurer. (Staff Photo) chance of UaUng frrih this way, So/dal£vnni& New u j f i c e r s Fo r W om en's F e llo w sh LO AND NEW EXECUTIVE BOARDS. Th* Officer* Wlvti Clu b, NAS held Its luncheon at Jim Spencer*, yeiterday. Shown le f f te right ar* Mr*. H. L. Welgle, Mr*. R. B. Haden, Mr*. U A. Gvl dry, Mr*. J. W. Guy, Mr*. C. F. Fitton, Mr*. J.W, Hill, retiring pm dent; Mr*. R H. Conn, new pretldent; Hr*. R. D. Murray. Mr \ A. D. Hall, Mr*. P. A. Schwarta, Mr*. E. J, Mill*. Mr*. H. R. Lynch. Mr*. D. F. McDonald, Mr*. J. H. Bear, Mr*. O. E. Potta. (Staff Photo) iff Photo) ^ B&PW Ladies Have Lawn Supper F ree D ance The Sanford Bu«lne«» end Pro- Mrt. Helen Constantine. Mr*, fenional Women'* Club held Ita Stella Pryor, At*. Helen Pearson, Lesson W ill regular monthly meeting at tha Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert and Mr*, horn* of Mr*. Myrtle Gradlck on Anna Rinehart. Be G iven Park Ave. with a covered diah Tha Christian Women'a Fellow, i which time a ahoi * aupper on the lawn, | Dump almonds Into th* beeket of a After the delicious meal the aea- your deep-fat fryer, having tha ^ fl.d ‘.U , T nth'y #t meeting waa held. I th* First Christian Church of San, ,... . . ,, . eion was called to order by the *„ u i iv . ford. A covered di.h aupper w,r« to»UU*d b* w fat heated to 3*3 degrees. Fry for r president, lira. Gradlck. started the eveoti at S:30 p.m. I Hillan, secretary to 1 31ra. Betty Baker and Ura. a couple of minute*, then drain Mrs. Grantham called th* aea- th® ■*•<*. Jickaonvllli Arolya Tru* gave a report nn the and sprinkle lightly wii*- a seasonlion to order at 1:30 p.m. at Included were Mrs. Ura. B. Gauthue, Chuluota, was be the unsuspected victim." ■ Slate convention held in Lakeland. ing salt. Serve ai a first count elected president of the Seminole A covered dish luncheon was Oacar Pearson, Mrs. Baker presented the club with tomato Juice for a bullet County H o m e Demonstration then enjoyed by all members and ■- with a citation from tha Florida „art_ Club Council at ita meeting held guesls seated at tables centerd i, Federation of B tr\V for meritori. ________________ yesterday In tha Council Center, with sprayi of fern and bright Soap and water ar* the baalc 4 < U E. 13th SL summer flowers. - Plana ware mad* for member! weapon* with which to fight illOther officers Include Mrt. Individual arrangements were the Biennial convention net* and dlteaee, and th* homenneenng as assistant; Mra. B. H. Williams,y• toto beattend Margaret Tindle, Elder Springs, also u*ed on the piano and tables held in Miami la July. maker can wag# a aucceaifut first vica president; Mrs. Carl about tha room. Favdra of a thim- The Joy.Ruth Sunday Rehool chairman of communion; Mr*. W, Thoia attending th* meeting battle wilh a ecrupi’loualy clean . HI.-..:) H- Young, service director end wera Mr*. Gradlck, Mrs. True, kitchen, a well-icrubbed nursery, Moss, Lak* Mary, second vice ble and needle pact marked each Claes of the First ~ Baptist Church held Hi monthly class meeting Nrs. B. S. Hinson Jr., assistant; Mra. Betty Baker, Mias Margurlta apotlan bathroomi, and rigid ldent; Mrs. J. E. Andrews, place at the table. > Monroe, secretary; Mra. I* ui»» Bette Jeanne Robinson re- Tuesday night 7:30 at th# home of « « . Mabel Bishop, mission and Graham, Mra. Viola Kaetner, Mlaa atandarde in food handling and W. Wallii, Sanford, treasurer; latwd to the group on the actlvl- Mrs. Vernon Hardin, 133* Forest benevolence; and Mra. C. R. M>n!* Wilson, Mrs. Daisy Knox, preparation. Griame, church. Mra. Vincent Matecki, Longwood, u *t of tha *-H Short Coure# which Drive. Relegate and Mra. Fred Touts, t h* attended recently with anoth Th# session was called to order Mrs. O. D. Landreis, member, Geneva, alternate. t r student, Hiss Mary Ann Te*in by th# president of th# clan Mr*. '"'PI Hr*. J. L. Horton Jr., chair. Ralph Belts, after the devotional m*n °f lb# year book; Mrs. M This meeting wee ala* th* an- sky. ~ L. Arnold Chandler Vail, study director; Hr*. •■ M l dress revue for the club. m Ui Robinson smilingly told th# *■» liven by Mr*. C Winning dress was worn by Mrs. eouncj| members of the "m»ny following with a prayer by Mrs. Ida C. Metxiar, director of music. Chairmen for the circle* ar* as Vincent Matecki, Ungwood coat- things j iearned and I want o A. Peterson. ' lag H Th* ereation we* of navy thank all who made it possible A Idler was re. i for Mrs. Ro* follows: Cirri* No. One. Mra. J. Mu* organdy ovar navy blue taf- (or me to attend. It was certainly bert Rurford, ena o' the members W. Knight; Circle No. Two, Mrs. Beta. The atyle followed a coat a privilege and an honor to be who Is with her hu.band who Is Ida U ettiar; Circle No. Three, firasa effect which can be worn chosen to represent the county." serving in the Navy stationed In 3!re. O. D. Landre«s, assistant, •v er I full skirted under-dress or Geneva club was hostess to India. Al«o a letter was read from Ura. Eugen* Patti; hospitality • sheath. Her accaaeorto* were lhe t((alr and Mrg E c shnw tha child which the'class hat Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr., Mrs. J. W. white to n atch th* printed figtha v;ajtors books. adopted from the Children’! home Knight, Mrs. Georg* Roland; chairman of guest book, Mra, J. Earl Evans. ■ j a E g P t f 2 1■ ft. To 10 ft. WIDB After the Installation service tha [ 0 ft, Long— N a tu r a l- f ir e d Officers Elected; Revue Held A t County Council Demo Meet K It waa announced toda* that N°nJ \ Davia and Donald Wyatt, both Instructor* from th# Arthur Murray »tudlo In Orlando will glva a free complimentary danca leiaon tonight from 7 to • to (he public of Sanford. The 31ayfilr tnn Ballroom will be the scene for the Instructions and the couple revealed that they ar* planning to give a IS week course every Friday night bare. Cuban tpeclalty: attained -He* topped with black beana and fine­ ly chopped onion. Serve la apup bowl* a* a Drat count. Here'* how to make hot muitard to accompany Chinete egg oil*. (The egg roll* come frozen.)‘J i l l a half cup of dry muitard With three lableipoon* of wated aatl! smooth. Any of the muitard-left over may be put In a amall tightly covered jar and refrigerated. LAST SHOWING Good partners for smoked tongue: Mustard mixed with cur­ rant Jelly and chili tauca mixed with horseradish.' N O W IN STO C K p H i i l BAM BO O i l S t i l Roll-Up IM M Blinds ■ Feature— T:M ~ n ,r g Chemically Treated ngnlnal Mildew and Infestation. SANFORD LINOLEUM & T IL E CO. 127 W. Kiral SL Phone 191V MALLISON FASHION FABRIC W a tc h o f th a fu tu r a a* — hara n o w ! Seaferi Jewelry ead Lartege to* Reafeed A m Starting Sunday MNNyJCVC SEMI-SHEER FABRIC _______ ____WASH-AND-WEAR---------m 100 » DACRON-NEEDS NO IRONING DRIES QUICKLY — COOL AS IT LOOKS PASTELS AND WHITE < to Q | FOR COMFORTABLE WEAR W ieboldt M S «MN U«A hUl wem*MhVo3*oihw WmtuaiwMkKMlhbd mmmm* “DON’T BOTHER TO KNOCK** —Etarrtof— Richard W idaurh V arttra M a m �V , ‘ ; ’:_r" 7 "~" ;■ "\ *• . All-Star Game Gels A A U Championships UnderWay At 8 p.m. Get Underway Tonite a ORLANDO — Stare of tha Claa* D Florida State League, meet of them owned fey top major ieagua club*, will ho on brilliant dlaplay in Tlnkar Field b e n tonight aa tha rireult’i ltth annual AQ-AUr game get* nnder way at f o’clock. A record c r o w d , liberally aprlnhled wHh former major league stare and aeouta, will alt la on a tilt that aetma to favor Taft Wright of Orlando and a South team tdp-fettvy with sluggar* and pitching perfectionUu. However, equally aa rabid fatlower* of Hank Msjaslri'a North team claim they ean match the did your part by eaylng nothing to weight him down. Too genuinely Wright aquad man far man, even did your duty than. And m w , to Urn hurling. Seven Cocoa Indiana will fea In with Fans— -W* wowaw are tor* mu man, the 14-man line-up to bo directed and our children—but there is a by Wright, while Mven Daytona way of toeing th an that la right! Roach lilandtre wilt be in tbo Oh, do you know what f n talk­ North line-up under MajetkL ing about, Margaret T Wa gat hurt An Intareatlng aide-light <• that —aa very deeply, dear!—but tha hurts d* howl la time, and U our alnce the New York Giant* own way of tove wee right, wa are left tho Cocoa franchise and the with pride and n earning memory Cleveland Indians are hacking Daytona Beach, It could bo that these aama seven might be op­ posing each ether In exhibition tilt* a a major laagutre in a y tar Undo who opened th* door for her, who aat her foot oa tha way which Mm could follow, and so go on . . . At the particular minute, all that Linda had mid and done helped her lo quiet acceptance of this gnat which wwa upon her. Barethe phoned that aha wan earning down later In tha evening. There were other phone calls, and finally Jasper came la, with the twins. Hie gathering Margaret into hie patriarchal embrace burned aa ia u g i Into Unda’s mind that would taka time ta heal, aad when they both turned te her, and suggested ah* go la parson to tall A lan.. . . Me wife, and hasn’t been,' natty —even before ah* was hurt." •Many af theta think of you.* n l4 Linda aofUy, "and af how hia low may hurt you.” Margaret's eyes wow dark with protest. "I’ve never been happier.” him ta haw children. With Silas' death, there war* too few strong Thorntons—so aha must bravely step upon tha litUa budding tend­ rils of hop* that ah# aad Alaa usial Is Thinking O f Quitting «MIW YORK IK— A cemblaa-, ad former teammate* that th* Natiea af eireumstsaee* has discaur- tional League’* greatest player af a«ad Man Muaiil ta aueh an aa-j his generation is depressed aver teat that fea atrlmuly ie thiakiag of! eaat avaata waging from th* tradquitting btaabaU *4 tha aad af th* tn | of h)l c]attat friend Rad •**^?** . . . . . . , _ . , Bchoandlanst ta bit shift from tha Although the M. Leuia Cirdixal.’ W)tftlid u flrat has*. Another major hurt, It has bean learned, stemmed from report* prior to tha June II trading deadlino af a ptarar transaction beK Legal Notice la m s ar sa a m o * Roberts, the PblUles’ ace rightban.! H c t f if f r a S I s t f a o sa i "■“Notice I* hereby given that et a dar. veauler meetlei hoi* •* ike Ilia ■sir air Jute. A. I). Ilia Ih* Snarl This ha* bean denied by Frank •<„(>.untv Cammlsrioeere of e*ml- Lana, Cardinal** dynamic general • set* County, Florida, tdupteS a itn- manager. Lana, wke ha* a reputa­ lon rlnilne. ».ratine *»d ebeneg an* renounclne ee* el.rl.im- tion for trulhhiinei* and latagrity, •UR P/iV rlibt at nnmtnelt Tnunlv, <Pioriiu, end the public In end te undoubudly made no aerlous effort to peddle St. Louis' No. 1 eitlsai *£ni5r\5ip -• ■\ from West baunderv of th* In- bpt thoaa nimara kav* made Muslal *>» terioctlsn el Sanford Avenue West te rsllner and all nf rail-< 1 *' way from North beundtry of J— 1 J In Threa Pin** MubdlvUtm t t ; h« w? L pf‘j i R r.k.d, -f.pr‘ v . ^ . MAT i V rlfe , ; .^ S o A n r i o r col’ktt m u u ta rtiiv rril o r axuiNoi.n I • COLNTT p. ri.mdn. Wsalv'N** a*v*l*ad, Jr. County Attorn*, » «* h* would never again awitch from tha autfiald ta first has* ha agreed ta do that whan Hutchiaeon told him frankly h* no longer could do th* Ullage ha uttd (o do la tha autfiald and would be a greater asset to the club at flrat base, It is not easy ta quit wohn you're earning MojlM a year but this factor Will not act aa • de­ terrent to Iho National League's highest salaried star ones ha make* up bis mind. Stan Is financially se­ cure thanks ta his healthy earn­ ing* from baseball, hia restaurant and hanking business*! and other wise Investments, Since Wright's outfit Include* Cocoa'* Felipe Alou, sensational outfielder from tha DomlnlcUn Republic and a rookie at that, a* well a* Bobby Dunn, the tllm West Palm Beach left-hander tagged by manager Waiter Novick aa "another Bobby Shanta", Msir ski feels he ean match Alou’s power with Dave Dillard, and Dunn's strike-out wixardry with th il of Dave Tyrtver of Daytons and Normsa Fry# of Gaines­ ville. Alou leads th* circuit In hitting with a .410, in homer* with 11, In stolen bases with XT. Dillard la second, with a .)T0 mark and lead­ ership In doubles with 11, triples with 13, and total base* with 152. Alou His bitted In 50 runs; Dil­ lard 71, for leadership there. Dunn has fanned 1X0 In 1M in­ nings, while Tyrivor ig credited with 117 In 111 innings. In any event, this t^lrd NorthSouth tilt, th* first In which tho playera were selected by the lea­ gue's sportawriUM, promise* a continuation of tha spirited play that hia marked the league alaco opening day. Starring lineup*: NORTH Riddle, Giinasvillo, ef JM Capps, Leesburg as .311 Bennett, Dtyton* rt J it Dillard, Daytona If JT* Ptaaroi aalMsvitt* If J Oil toga, Daytona Jb JTT Giordano, Leesburg lb JM Bhsdd, Pslatks, a J41 Tyrivor, Daytona (M i rhp J l l SOUTH Wright, Cocos, *a JTI Valley, Cocoa lb .1 Marchoglano, Orlando lb J53 Wright, Orlando U J Alou, Cocoa ef ' 414 Flora, 84. Petersburg if J34 Cockrell, Cocoa lb J Pear too, Cocoa, a JM Brophy, Orlando (lb-4) Ihp J Paul BUitfoL wh# baa bean Hi tha majors with tha Phillies, ia pitehlag for Memphis of th* Southern Assn. Ha had a 1--3 raeerg with Mamphlt in 1055, Legal Nolica •w ktsftw: aT ^ys o r pluhida , U umas- National AAU Track and Field lima and final* tonight, championship* gat underway on a g , wjq iUCh runner* a* Loa and two-night run tonight with an un- J n h in the 000 meter*. Jack wiatdy east of around UO com- Daria aad L*a Calhaua In tha Ugh patlag for more lhaa just AAU mo- hurdles, and Kddia Davia, tha data. T u n freshman, and GUa Davia At slaha for such triad and test- In tha 400 meter hurdle*, ed athiataa aa the. R*v. Bob Rich- How the track suits tha long ards, Hal Whitfield and Harrison rang* wanderers will be dlscovDillard is tha final ehanca to Uy a n d in tha 10,000 meter triad by out far the Its* U. S. olympie team j M Tyiar of the U. S. N avyand in next week’s big show in Lbs cx-ptnn Dick Hart, aioag with a* Angelas. less than 54 others, U all atart Other heroes of tha sport, Parry aa entered. O’Brien of ekot put renown; San. The 10,000 mater run Is a final sational Bobby Morrow of the for the Olympie team. Th# first ■prints; half-mUar Arnla SowaUand three hero go to Melbourne. qusrter-mUara J . W. Mashburn, Finals are also sat in the shot, Lou Jonas and.Jim Laa, have at- high jump, broad Jump aad hamready qualified for tha Olympie Bar threw. team tryout finale. -------They reached this summit alCURS BEING MADE OVER ther In tha national eolliglit* or tha CHICAGO W—Th* Chicago Cuba armed force* intarservie* meats UIMj flv# naw piay*fl jj, their openu a ,t„ . . . . I"* day lineup. They war* D«n But Hlchards and Co.P U« » * « • Hoak at third, Walt Moryn in right. Hn0"star* tT r? Bm Younl" eanUr Mo" U ind ,rvl" Hobia W t’ 0 ,,« Wad. in lln Bud i^eld’snd^Cv* Hald and Cy Young, i^ndrtth behind and discus ariist Fortune Gordian, ^ pUtv AU h|V( w „ up mst gat to oL. Angeles. th . vary miJoV w i t h oul.r w .m . P last atsp in the formation of th* * , ____ J*1 ! u n,s.T.htCh 40 Aui* The first eolor televised racing ^Nina flnala sre on tonight's echodula fn Bakersfield College’. Mo- Z ^ Im . ° P '*N‘ 0B morlal Stadium. Ju,p 14» ,M1’ If what tha local people aay is . , . T ----true, world records miy totter or 1 tm k fall, paitjculaHy in tha apriat and Sima, has on* ambition in sportsmiddle diitenes •running events. wante to play major league The track is a composition of baseball, elsy and crushed brick, ih* latter —— tha salvage of an untimely event Dartmouth twlr* went t« the her* four years ago — an earth- finale of th* NCAA basketball quake. tourney. In 1042 the Green lost to In any event, Ablele, Tex. Chris- Stanford and in 1044 Utah was Usn'a young Mr. Morrow will find tha winner. Jackson, Coe Looking Fbr'Extra Hole Number' J How Good Is? Rory Calhoun? N*W YORK. UB - How good l a Rory CetbeanT TIm i u w t may ba found tonight whon tbo un­ beaten youngster from White Plolno, N. Y., boiM more experioncod Willi* Vaughn of Loa An* goto* in Hadieou Square Garden. Th* Xl-yaar-oJ4 Calhoun haa l glittering record or 21-0 with 11 knockout#. Ha haa abown an abil­ ity to taka a ootid punch and haa proved ha ean taka out a man In one round aa ha did to Randy Sandy in hfs lateat alert. Hay 1<. That'a why he la better than X to 1 to heal Vaughn. Calboun’a record docia't include men who have fought each Ugh ranked acrapper* a* Vaughn ha* met in hi* 41 bout*. Although WUUa’a record la an ordinary SO- .......................... ALCOHOLICS If you are nfawerw. and desire • batter way of Me, for per* oaoal laterviw, contact Larry Ryaa, Florida HataL Wo Will Be June 29 s30 W HILE WE ADD DIVIDENDS TO OKLAHOMA CITY, Oh - Two I Coe got tho ball going well on former champion* were wonder­ the first three holes, mot a lapse ing today if their "extra hoi* at the fourth and fifth where he number" was coming up In th* got bogeys but rallied for a 3 and Trini-MtuUaippt g o l f tourna­ 4 decision over Keith Alexander of Boulder, Colo. ment. Defending champion Jim Jack- Jackson’s job was more diffi­ son of M. Louis, winner of th* cult a* ha h id to go to tha ltth past two trans tourneys, and hole for a 1 up verdict over vet­ Ihree-tim* titlist Charlie Coe of eran Jack Malloy of Oklahoma Oklahoma City escaped Marathon \ City. Tha Bt. Louis Walker Cup­ endeavor* *■ they posted victo­ per rammed In a 30-footer for • ries in yesterday's second round; bogey I to get * halva with Mal­ of thls.preitige-lsden tournament.' loy who three putted from 50 feet SAVINGS ACCOUNTS R if yon don’t already have a savings account with no start one now eo yon can cask ia on Iheso liberal earning ■ THISBEAUTY CAN THREAD A NEEDLE! H arm 's H an Hi I n i • • P r tb lb b tn d ■IlmrllmaHt Vmu Pm rfm f Ymu'rm ■m arnlna Onm ml ihm Omrm mn ihm RmaHI I t f«*k and m o m llko bo o Umt cur you’ve ever known! H o rt jo control aa pradaa and m m as th o on gin poring th a t cree tod thin aloak ’68 Pontiac. It'a control baaod oolidly o n tho strength and bulunnu o f u i u f p d Former heavyweight champions JOHN m. PCLMAH, ............ Plaintiff, Gone Tunney, Jam** J. Rraddoek aad Jack Sharkey ware born in IBRTNA P. FULHAM, DafMSSRt. Now York slat*. . ^ c . , t t T * % S ,i VO,U-‘fe . TO! 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Carl-BEDROOM hous% unfurnished. port* wlih Utilily Room with Call “ “ washing machine connection*. Largo Shade trees in rear. I ', ABlpROOM Bonam Furnished or DBfurntabad. Pbo<m Lots, fully landscaped- 4ta pee rent Mortgagt, Coneret* Block UNFURNISHED sis room house, construction. P r i C0; 12,750, 2 badroon ,-------toukien en- rquipix-d, equipped, 22.05* Down. Monthly psymin.s attie Tan, .nlda neighborhood. slightly more than half rental Call T49-R or value, **•."*.f**’ P**rh Ave. Property REAL EfiTATK DlfVE-fN 2544 French Ave. J . W. HALL, HKALTOR JoSony Walker, Assoriate ”C4ll H*U” fhona 1752 ONLY 24000.00 Three on V on* • .bedrtxnn — — older ihouse i »un un I11vt lot tail out tide City, <•!<>»• to ‘ hopping area. Only t4M0.ao. 24M0.0O. Additional lou available. Furni­ ture Included in abavo pries. Number of Lines Rarmoad lo e f ta iO i OKIMM RBALTT CO Lauro R, Oator Reg. Real Ettato Broker ‘ t o OrtoaSa Dr, — Pb. Built By ODHABI A TUDOR, INC. Bitlldttja of Finer Homes F ee Florida Living HOMES /(V A ILA ELE: trical g Seminal* Realty South PuRerest........ Sanford, Fla. Grave M i t o o r s . , S a n f o r d , Fla. Valencia Y dlai. . . . . . DcLaoi Fla. „ BALES OFFICE Phena »T1 S. Fameh Ava. is 21M and 29M tB £ HOMES •xnt&iaa 17-41 al HJawatba tZmAjf C a y , ^ ( A B. P.lsri4». Broker Aiaatiatei A- B. Fataritai jy., p, j , cbe*tarson, Garfield WtUettf, Joha Mataeh, IL W. Williams. Haul K Plaid, f t C. Doudoey, Load Suroyor £ 4 N. Park ftoaoU M , O eek - Mensy Order -A to m * or Cook ill IF V. AN11 D Irm.ilf HI I F WASH II M I!I ! 11 *V U •, Radio _ lonarMua nti.ortct.ao rwiusv ■vasina M a rk e t H - ,* r » Twill*si Dunes • S a t is Itu u * JoL Tb. J J .7 ( n««a nnrtian itssa* for a u t r I H , I U fo r M u lls M « n t r .ililtu n lim la rt N i n o n , l l ’s l i s n r i i l m s a t n * w s W ith U s t a e N,w, N ttl c e lt t , m s e c h ;ii W .i! ■o R R II* ; rn ,»■ ii ri il |H Os urssktrs * i , ( i ja m k t r s * M l's CTtase* d t a (ftae St*t** si * III fit It II II II 11 ** 11.so • »4«# II ?! Ilsao till II.U la.N 4iS4 , <« til l.ss use s it s.t, and tall •f ocean* 34. Frlihtsn use ciss Cltk§ Ilt«» ‘h ||4ptart M*ws .................. s t r i a v. 4 i 32. luatmnd at.oodof hrtha 30. Biblical Hut Clnt 32. Blue grooa T a s k T im s A sa, M etis* Beer * Ht •v 'aai* * MSttsi n * ,,rt TaiiiOtt kvaot * t# • m Ms • si Mytit kl ctooaiuroor ai« tt UtsO m t it I ss Sill m eet) J7. Bishop* headdress sr tM tia e a W s r ia A l » • « • Naei» e«»r-- ii'ami t)*f NOUS nsnih A in e tl' an ! .» • • » • O sm s i.u-nu* uauit Miithi «' tires T ts A* %* t ItT lU il tit! •* 11 , a w •• IL lt 1* a« *•! < « • ► R 3 , Cilrue rntats D. Refuse 1 24. Tat. Halil of grapts ter* t. A green used 4. Through 11 4 39. Warn 9. Fashion In salad* •) * 34. Em. . q 0. Appre­ 10. Constel­ met he nding lation FT. Equip |2. A horns run 7. Narrow With inlet ( H o jc b k l l) (gtol.) 13. risy taeuawt'l 5. Chum 34. oiri'a 14. PtecS out atek• Mead oank 15. CliargS for 44noma II. A machine services to role* nap 39. Poems It. Regius 4L AA (kind! in YoungR*h Professor 32. M start 11. Mode tsbbr.l fOMAI 34. Ipeaka tougher 97. t e rankle 37. Craseo 12. Blunder 30. sink* 13. Abounding liter* 21. Then*# DOWN 9. Stronita ACROM 1. Applaud w*ria at ail a • <si in I «• till 1:1* It, ill «>IS lilt IIS S IM S C R O SSW O R D D AILY' ii's.Sr.-stffisa M SI name 31. ArouMi to wrath 39. And <L) a*. Newt It . Goddess of (ho hunt 41. Not clergy 43. Plan tad 44. Indiana iPaml 41 . Mon* lUoknam* (BOOSi.t leunlOlA 44M»un lArmse's call *a Pvore* Il 41 « fk oil III i f i& ftt it Not Ragukr DdHvdry at ths; fiuMAi* ram SltkJ P it kntriiua usi Tima Mu.Unts lit! im>i« cruissa j . r* Cels «| ** I I I Itsn4)tsn0 la TM fs rk >645 ELM AYR. I Bedroom modern home, near HOMES Plnccrjrt School, only 3 years t rT PSsn n s old. Bscfllrnt rondition. move 1:91 Amtrlcan L -ttu s Otmo THREE In at ones—tamo—down pay­ Mui'iil ment Oan be as low oa 240440. H i Clltui Pnrward llirrl balsnaa like rtnL yrHt.im ni»ry Ku M Sar M allM ak . 'pA (Gl) FINANCED Reilredt Hava rxcaliont S RodAss Starln Hour Selection of Plana nwm bnusa rt >421 Willow, ** mwsi muuw Ay* five.,, 211J04 to 274,000 -Number af Time*. PAYMENT ENCLOSED. sa.1k S y PbWM 1271 AUamie Bank Bldg .PHONE ADDRESS . W . 'S K X V . DISH RIOT 41V Sanford Atlantia Hank Fagd f NOW A IR CONDITIONING Phone 1991 iaoo Mellonville For Roam or BnUdtag Duplex apartment, ground floor, furnished, for couple. Mr-/. H. a P O P E CO. INC. F a it Ave. Phase 1444 Scott, after 3, 217 W. 12th Si* IXIWMLL B. OC1KR No Pet*. ' Echols. 3Mi Anniversary Sale f lU T “ wt v Pi ofcu ed Rale* le Preferred Policyholders Mi l l H I M WELAEA APARTMRN1S: rnomi. prtvato baths. U4 W First 8t HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o s t Apts. 139 S. Atlantic. Daytona Bescb, Can J3T4-W. FURNISHED Oarage apt. 2300 MeUoavUla. Avawei ApU. EfOmeecy. Pbone TMW Efficiency apartments, atr dilioning and TV opttaosL M21 S. Park (Highway 17-tl), San­ ford. C U R E ’S TOURIST COURT Three and lour raom furnished apt*. Very elann and aloi# in. Phono 610. Jlmmv Cowan. EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit* able tor bachelor or eoupl*. Privet* bath. Acroii from Post Olfiee. Manuel Jacobean. FURNISHED apt*. Phono 1321. OARAGE apartment. 2-Bcdronms, living room. Electric kitchen, balh A csrporte. Furnished. Prefer couple. Pbone 2497. OSTEEN, 4 room 2nd floor furnish ed apt, Sciwened porch, Pbone 1M7-Xl. Evenings 1373. 3-ROOM 1st floor furnished apt. Screened porch. Phene 1JI7-J-1. Evenings 1323. Apt. 112 Elm BL Phone 2903-W. FACING P art. 3 room [umlshrd apt., Including uUIIGer. 940. 2room furnished «pt., utilltits In­ cluded, 945. 107 W. 9th St. 3-ROOM apt, furnished. UtUitlev. hot It cold water, tio per week. Also sleeping room, 23 per week. Phone 3M8-W, DESIRABLE on* and two bed­ room furnished apt. Ph. 4XI-W FrL iuM 13, ISM A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. WAWVRD*PRMALR a—BOATS AJTB MOTORS Rea <Re Mew Rvtarttde Une for 'M WAITRESS - Apply Touchum's 4S-RUMJNMB MATERIALS Drug Store, Mr. Clark. HOBSON BpertinR Goods USED BRICK iTtarnde Seine ft savvies STENOGRAPHER for secretarial TWO CARLOADS baauUfal wad SM I . l i t St. Phone 296 work; alio bookkeeper, must be brick. Oraage, rad, and burnt black. Me tbrm at SHERMAN FOR BALH - TH H P. Outboard good typist. Writ* Box 206 tanford Herald. CONCRRTR PIPE GO. SaU lttL atSSa Sw am Beautician, air conditioned salon. RED-I-M1X CONCRETE Miracl# Contra!* Co. Good-pay, permanent position. POR SAIX-1JM B H. P. Jobasox Phone 971 or 2605-J. 300 Elm Ave. Phone 1331 Outboard Meter. Oeed Condition YOUNG Lady to work la Dale Dairy Samio Tanka _ Ini fasti _ A tailed. , Prteo SO. Call JOtt-W. Miracle Concrete Co. but Will train beginner.' Apply er^ApplT 30* Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Dairy Queen. 2523 S. Park Avt. Mirk-90 Outboard Motor. IS bra. time. See after • : » p. M. Ml 77—K E L P WANTEU-MALR CONCRETE w. iu ac Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete ESTABLISHED lmurane* Debit Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement P—MOTOBCTCLRB-BICYCLRS In Sanford. Salary and commit- Concrete Pipe la Meet AU Qua alon. Call Mr. Adair at loins UfleaUmi. Orlando. Thursday or Friday. Sherman Concrete Plan Co. COLLECTOR • SALESMAN Out Wert IJU Bt. Must be aigreiiivc, eober and re­ BSB EQUIPMENT n will pay YOU te oat US bolore liable. aertd opportunity for y n j i g . Open Kvwuaga and right party. Apply In poraon to _ ___ mamma o*.. Mather of Sanford. Type n i Rew . adting maeitoet, RMlMda Traitor Saba Satan-RmUtai. 314 Mag.. Ph. *4. ALB er FEMALE itatkn, Pin. Petal ~ 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD FOR RENT—U* trailer with awn* — dally. Ball Lumtaoua Door GOODS tag. Park Avenue Trailer CL Plate*. Write Reeve*, Dipt. No. M. Attleboro, Mai*. Fro* Sam­ SACRIFICE HELD OVER IT ft. Madam Shelboum# ples. ONE MORE WEEK Clipper bouse trailer. Will fin We are accepting applications for ance, taw down payment, CaU a part time representative to da credit reporting in Sanford Mr/loop, UL and vicinity on a fee basis. Re­ tired or semi-retired person* BUSINESS also considered. Car essential. Reply by mall, stating age, background, business er em­ ployment record and present Hollywood * LCGl activities. Reporting Manager, ___ 1111 Modern Air-conditioned Salon Dun A Braditreel, Inc., P. O. Kiagsua • taebo* H nirietl’s Beauty Nook Bos MM W#et Bay Btatlon, longer Uuni arltaary bad 1M 8. Otk Pb. *71 Jacksonville, Fla. Bookces* bad, Draeaer EXPERIENCED artist tor colorand M lmr In* quality photographs. Ray* 100011 COMBlMA |M mood studios, FbrldA But* Bedroom. Living Room and Dinette R A N D A LL ELBCTRJC CO. Rtoewwai L?-* 1" TV l e r e M e f emlsr m^At. mmA A a |g M | THE SANFORD HERALD Contact Favorlta ■sw iM ri T- Vara rraasiy Ws Sfiti a a**• «• - **4 isail Ths Prises I >1.1 -‘ M " u „ s i . i . U At llkms With Simla FLORIDA TIMES-UNlOIf CBS H IT lit it) is;;. ,, ‘ Z . M L B FURN1SHBD AND INSTALLED gy I D IC K M A P E S 1 GENERAL TILS CONTRACTOR DIAL RsafarS SIBR-W BEAUTIFY YOUR BATHROOM WITH —•w l-.l TED BURNETT FOB FAINTING I tS lM N lfh l. 4 Pkoao j i l l i Days mm h �' — ------- " - X .' — .. * • V>- < V.?.*■:T-V Optn lib it Church Branch Will Open Here Next1Sunday Additional Society Every former m ljo r teagne atar now living In Florida, and aQ acoate now aaalgmw to the atate by major leaguers, ) hava been inyited by PreaMcnt fehn Krider to be the incite of tbo\CUae D Flori­ da Bute League at It* lfth annual All-Star game In Tinker Field In Orlando tonight. The invitation liet hi heeded by the name cf Daisy i Vance whe will be itked to tana the cola which namea either the North team beaded by Hank SlaJeakL or the loath team header! by Taft Wright, aa the "home? te a a . On the gueat Hat frwn Sanfaad la Buddy Lake. “ We've invited rviTytMM wheae mailing addraaa we caw gat ear handa on,” Krider raid this morn­ ing. “If we've aaiaetd anyone, they are to coaalder IhJr aa my perian­ al invitation on behalf of the league to ha our gueat," lie aald. Other* on the gueat Hat include BUI Tarry, Red Ruffiag, Spud Chandler, BtU Vatek, Wilbur Good, ENTS OALORK. Tk* Driftwood Circle of the Garden Club meda tha errangamanta for Joa Stripp, Lee Mtadowa, John Wive* luncheon held Thuradey. L#:t to right are Mr*. 8. R. Johnaon and Mr*. W. U Cooney, ____ __________ Jaek Rutaell,__________ Herb ThePhoto)_______'______ ________ _•_____________ ______________________ [_________ mat, Fred Franc!*, Paul Florence, ------— — —— Tommy Leach, Leon HantOton, i s , Flowers' Is Theme Used By Navy Wives ' Red Barrett. * •nd Flower*" waa active member* to ahow other navy wive* what the circle haa, ^ xyril Hotg Harold Mar- »*■ i u r i ___ > .1 k ...* H on- Ih ■ V m .l v .n r am i w m im -i aeldtnt and wotfara; Mra. gnek, fw w llng aocrotary; M. Tally Jr., torraapondrotary; a n . 0. K. Potto, .— .V. PBIDAT The LempUghtora Clan of the P in t ChrietJan Church will hava a -pot luck aupper meeting at the P-n>. | their nephew, Julian Flald U Feat .church at 5:M p. m. M ra.B. H. The mid-week Bible Hour' will Commander of the Palm Beach I William* and Mr*. Perry L. 8tona, b* conducted by Rev. A. O. Me-|Poat, American Legion, No. II. boateiMi lnnla, Pastor of tha Flrat PrttbyPoitmaater Field said today that MONDAY terlan Church at T:M p.m. .the Palm Beach Port baa a new Vacation Bible School for all The Chancel Choir will reheara* quarter of a mUUon dollar b o at, child ran, a to II year* of age, eon- at Flrat Praabyterlan Church at! — —itlanaa at Flrat Baptlat Church 7:30 p.m. I Mexico had 411,Tit touriata from |:M aw . to 11:M a.m. Vacation Bible School for all ln l#M oompnnd U M8AM In | TCtMOAV ______ _________ chUdren, S to II_____ year*_____ of age, __________________ .______ i Monro* Chapter, Royal Arch continue* at Flrat Baptist Church Maaeni, will snjoy a watermelon fror 1:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Flrat Praabyterlan Chureb at T :» Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. leadi tha Vacation Bible School for ell JM riT w a ra Mra. J. M. Tully PChapter Me midweek prayer eervlce at Flrat children, I to I t yean of age, continue* at Flrat Baptlat Church Baptlat Church at T:M p.m. r, Mra. F. H. Spalls, Mra. J, L. iSprtafem, Mrs. W. * olidweU, Vacation Bible School for all Melvin Dckle lead* tha Training from 1:10 a.m. to 11:10 a.m. iST’V . #. Thame*. . children, S to U year* of age, Union Worker*' Conference at The Junior Choir rahoartea at A’'ah*rt bualneia meeting fol- continue* at Flrat Baptlat Church Flrat Baptiat Church at 1:15 p.m. Flrat Baptiat Church at S:1B p.m. from 1:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. | THURSDAY wed s t which Um* Mra Robert The Intermediate Choir rehear*** aatamn peweated Mra. H1U with The Y.WA.'a of Flrat Baptlat The Junior Choir of the Flrat at Flrat Baptlat Chunk a t 7:00 MM M WhoM af Um Club ha ap- Chunk meet at the home of Mra. PreabylarUn Church win rehear** p.m. Huby 8peart, tSOl Sanford Ava., at 3:45 p.m. at tha ehureh. The Adult Chetr rehear*** at The Youth Choir will reheara# at< Flrat Baptlat Church at S:M p,m. A breach of Um Opm Bible Choreh win he opened la Sm* fet'd with 41m flrtt etrrice eeheduUd for Sunder night, June 24. The I r r l n J Center, ae the ehureh will be known, will open at tOT W. r i m S t with the Her. Lather F. Teaker In chert*. He will be eetleted bp hie wife In both epeetel tinging end preach­ ing, Mr*. Teaker hea preached for 15 yean aa a paetor and rvangeltet. The See. Teaker wae bom In Piedmont, W. Va- la a veteran of World War tl teeing action at the front line*. Ho wae wounded on Okinawa and received the Purple Heart, After Me dlecbarge front the military eerrleo In IBM, Rep. Teaker wee In Akron, Ohio where ha worked aa an Interior decorat­ or for aovoral peare. Ho held H horterra pa pore with the Potomac D l a t r i e t of hla ehureh, waa llfeanaod In the South Florida THE THREE WINNERS. At the Semlnola County Council Dreaa Revue held yeaterday the abov^ Dlatriet and ordained In the not In order, were cboaen aa out alanding Mra. Vincent Matcckt, forat) Mrs. Barney Guthau*, aecondt and Mr*. Ruby Bjobolom, third. (Staff Photo)_____ IHano!a Dlatriet. Rev. Taoker haa been paetor at A POLITICAL YEAR two different churcht« and haa OKLAHOMA ClfY If) — Chief traveled from eoaet to cooat a* Local Jaycees aa avangeliet for fur prara. Juatlce Napoleon Bonaparte JohnAppear On Civic JUNE M ton of the Oklahoma Supreme Dlachargc* Court arted quickly to aquelch Homerun Cinches Service Honor Roll John Andre* (Sanford) rumor* that he Isn’t planning to The Seminole County Junior Peter Rumbley (Sanford) seek re-election. Johnaon'a term Gome For Burpee Cbember of Commerce appeared Edith Tyre (Sanford) doesn't expire for four years, but A homartm with the baaoa load­ on the Civic Service Honor noil Bertha Vance (Sanford) he aald it'e never too tarty to ed, by Larrp Batea, elnebad tha published in the May isaue of JUNE 31 start thinking about an election. I f aoftbell game laet night for tha Florida Jaycee New*, an official Admteahma W. Atlaa Burpee entry in tha dtp- publication of'the Florida Junior The Tokyo metropolitan area Lorine Canada (Enterpriae) Chamber of Commerce. wide aoftbell league. haa 6,300,000 people. Meredith Jamca (Maitland) W. Atlea Burpee drteeted Wilson- According to the atate club but* Kathy K. Jenkin* (Sanford) Malar Furniture Company In a lettn “Operation Civic Service" it Cynthia Ogden (Sanford) Lula Belle Thomaa (Sanford) one-aided affair laat night plavad the Number One program of tho Maria Fellow* (Sanford) Willie Mae Frasier (Sanford) under light! on the Pert Mellon UH. Junior Chamber of Commerce Merle Weat (Sanford) Baby Corena Reynolds Park Diamond. ahd la etreated alao by the Flor­ Eve Pletila (Silver lake) Altamonte Springs) Tha W. Atlee Burpee team col­ ida Jayceei. France* Jamea (Orlando) JUNE a lected all blta off their opponent! In qualifying for a Civic Serv­ Dlechargea and eame out of Um contest with ice Award, Uio Semlnola County Mamie Vincent (Oateen) Deratha Mr*. Onda Tuttle (Orlando) II run a. Battoriea wore Herman Junior Chamber of Commerce, Robimoa (Sanford) Lloyd Crooma Tickle end Johnny Jona*. wae recognlied among othcra for Mr*. Jane Van Fleet (Santerd) (Sanford) David Worthington (Sanford) Wilson-Malar Pumlture Company their effort! to better thelf com­ had eight hlta which brought In munity, atate and nation. twelve rttni. Batteriaa were Tora- A given number of major civic t Mil*. S o u th ... at Y e » Sugfa and Jaek Schlrard. projeci muat hava been iucccm J Standing In the four-team lea- fully conducted to receive the |4 e : Bobaon Sporting Oooda won award. two and loat 0; W, Atlaa Burpaa P R A I R I E L A K E "W'Y man two and loat 5; Hunt-McRobHELP! HELP1 •rin won one and loat one; and ALBUQUERQUE. V . M, US FRIDAY 8 ATUBDAT 1 SUNDAY MONDAY WUaon-Malar Pumlture won 0 and A eontrovevay exlaB over wheth­ load- four. "JUBILEE TRAIL** er men ahould be arrefted and Tonight, Hunt-McRoberte will fined for not weiring bearda In meet Robeoa Sporting Oooda at T:M obttrvance of the gsoth anniverP. IB. aary celebration. William Gould, who la agalnat AJtATCVR POUCH WORK FREDERICKSBURG, Va., UW— compulaocy growing of beard*, ,A m an who aald bo thought tho auggaata a police car ahould fol­ police would bo intonated, turned low the 250th celebration “ Kan­ in an Item at the loot end found garoo Kourt" on Ita round* to pick "YELLOWNECK" dtak a t police headquarters. Pa­ up nonbearded citlxena. He want* trolman Donald BaMenon waa In- it to anawer call* for help from tereete’d. Tha Item waa hla badga citiiena who don’t want to be moVera KI DDI ES Ralston UNDER I i? ___ ALWa —He, p leet • few daya earlier. letted. F arrn l Tucker I 'Jean Leslie 1 Ow Full Haw Hospital Notes ( i Alee tB A T * fin?eV A D! WX SPECIAL for JUNE ...In Petal Pink GULP Low Prices on all Sizes ie, ft* l«*i "wM-haif *J 1,1 hounded oe nurlh hr eih air*ei. ,--*t» vy ' •*»." Avrnut. B>’Uth *Y V*" W W T . J a i . V . ’S : : ( E a t f j . 'J t i t f f i t a s a : H.1,1 ornp»rtv. brtu* fnore 1(1.„h 1 Tl ei el j ***•<■ B U Y A S E T - S A V I M O RBI FAMI LY i a. of K. n Traffore'* »»*p irm^tn^oftreat and cW**"» • to in PUIMirlUUlly t# be t eald h e a rin g . il«r of lh.i i'll. ‘Ilf or Ktinforj Florida, tkle t of June. I»'i*. . N. a»>er ■ I'll, L’letb ut tha It, of K-olurd Florida w rra n m u h k i rtc " aS w 'b ^1t iu S’K ' at * o r 't f l b W s KK1TH WII.KKN- id. ell aerile, .’tali,line lo­ ir. ihrnuuh ui 4rr nr aaalWM MAI K»:iTll WILkKMBKN. *i>d. lar*1** hmlne or rlslmlna 'Oar HaM. till* <>r Iptereet I* iropeiif herein o-nr.hed. U. ana NACll OV foU. AHU HIT n<tTim:u that a ault laBg that parrel nr Ian* - H u n t e d a Coiialv nt aemlnnl,. State *f da deacrlhed ae fellowd. .ta ­ in nr tha ku or th ajn r'i^ a f He at: >4 nf detiiuu if. Tpwaahlp I H. tUnaa a* K. n a a rla la •a acre*, nmra or Nit, haen hrouatot aaalaal. veu In Sreull Court nt atarioela Coun- V TM( if G v lfi now Kigh-milwogb, low cogfllrB. At M f low m I« prico k'» your b lf borgok tiro k v f. h f M fi Ml Sst,w .xr,O Th..- ------- I- ,--- - a-ij*- G ulf C m Mm Tiioa. TKADI.IN ADAIR and HUSKIN 1st f t m t M i ttm ek Atm a, an- ee U u 8Ss? r.ua, SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Ah . E- F : • il '■'Hi MERLE WARNER A id - M i I . l i | flCraot rO M ANIW t i t TODAY! H. B. OWEN ISA M nd M f R k A i k TO M M Y P«rfc Ava. m 4 M J. Brailey Odham, N m l DISTRIBUTOR �-- ■ ■■ ■■ ■■- ■f S' IS If f our Herald Is N H Delivered By • I*. M. Call 1*21 Itefnre 7 P. M. Fer Delivery H h .I'M E x m n Beta bitchad IMM N in e-Y ea r-O ld . Girl Attacked By White Man SAN FOR P . FlJO U D A Synod President Re-Elected MONDAY. JU N K 25. 1956 A acarintrd Prsaw l.e:i«ed Wire No. 12| Krider Reviving Interest In Sanford-Titusville Canal The Rev. Phillip Schlessmann, pastor of the Lutheran Church A nine.year-old girl was criminal* of The Redeemer, of Sanford, said ly attacked Friday afternoon as today that the Rev. Dr. John W. she went to the restrooms at the Behnken of St. Louis, Mo., was re­ Mayfair Inn which were being elected president of the Lutheran used by members of the Mayfair Church, Missouri 8ynod for his eighth w ic-enK t three year term laa Country Cub. The white man who is reported in session of the 43rd tri-ennlal to have committed the assault on convention of the synod in the small girl escaped as the child Paul, Miss. ran to her mother at the Mayfair The 72-ycar-^)ld churchman aald Inn pool screaming “ I've been hurt In response, "I am going to aceept my final terra of office. Ood by a man." Only partial descriptions of the has permitted me to serve my "I fed Ilk* It is time to review white min attacking the child are church for 30 years,", he said, interest In the canal providing a available. However, Police Chief "twenty-one of these as president watrrwiy cbnnectini Sanford and Roy G. Williams said this morn­ of our beloved church. I deeply the St. John's River with the East ing that, every laid possible is being appreciate (he confidence which Coast," John Krider, Sanford City so msny of you hive expressed. 1 followed. Commissioner and county com* sm also grateful to you for en­ Chief Williams h is cslled In missioncc-clect said this morning* dorsing the policies of my admin­ federal authorities to help In the "We arc ready to start a istration. You have asked me to Investigation. move," said Krider, "to have tha continue. It la an honor. But It Doctors examining the nine-year- carries with it an enormoui re­ much-discussed inland waterway old girl said Friday afternoon tWht completed to the East Coast." ™ V mih . . . .7 ..rV.H 3 sponsibility for another 3 years. tb?. C*Vk1» W,. t ,Ui Ckt l Thanking you for your vote of "Such a canal will enhance thin ■aid that W*1 confidence, and relying on my possibilities of securing a much suffering from Lord and Saviour, I ask you to needed docks and wharves to Datalla of tho attack ware not remember me in our prayers." serve tha Central Florida area," available this morning, but it was he said. The synod declined in Invitation learned that tha man had gotten Issued jointly by the United Luth­ "Another valuable asset In hav­ Into the ladles' and aneran Church America and tha . s hrest ^ - t .rooms _vnurvn America amiInuiv ing th* canal completed would be ti,roulh possibly a Augustan* Lutheran Church “to the locks which would control the locked door. consider such organic union ai to water and aid in a much-needed Chief Roy William* aald this gtvs real tvldence of our unity is water conservation program," morning "Every “precaution ........ ~ is the faith to proceed to draft a con­ NAS MEN miraculously escaped from Ihp wreckage or thle car early Sunday mom* Krider commented. being taken for the protection of stitution and devise organizational THREE HANFORD "Now that the city is making Sanford’* children who might be procedures to effect union." The Ing Just south o( the Lake Monroe Bridge. The car was declared a total lose. (Staff Photo) plana i» complete tha boat baiin accosted in a similar manner." synod reiterated iu historic posi­ and the causeway study Is already The Mayfair Inn hai issued tion "that organic union ahould underway," Krider eald, "it - la further instruction* and roles for not be considered before doctrinal time that w* revive th* Intcrut V»t’K ADMIRAL WILLIAM L. REES. URN. Commander Air Force, bathers and members of th» May- unity baa been established." The In a canal that would be an addi­ U. S. Atlantis Fleet, la scheduled to visit award Sanford Naval fair Inn’s Country Club who use synod at the same time declared tional asset to our city and area* A it Station Wednesday. The Admiral will airlve by plane from the swimming pool and hava pro­ iU continued willingness to initi­ the Key West Naval Station on an Informal tour of the station. Krider kaa called • meeting of vided additional facilities for the ate or to participate In discussions (Otfletal Photo, U. S. Navy) all persona interested la seeing tho protection of those who use the leading to doctrinal unity with Interest revived In the canal for pool. A telephone has been install­ cither or both of these two Luth­ Raymond Douglas McDonald,*1 Thursday night at 7:30 In the Clly ed for the use of the bathere and eran bodies or any other Luther­ bridgetender at tha Osteen Draw­ Commissioners Room at the Bapchildren using the restrooms aod an church in America. bridge, was killed by a hit and ran ford City HalL dressing rooms must be accom­ Missions were keynoted In sev­ in a big two-page (double track) driver yesterday morning sometime panied by parenU or adulU. eral convention addresses The city commissioner said thhl advertisement In tomorrow's San- between 6:13 and 7:13 a.m.. accord­ there ahould be a large number of Another incident, which occurred resolutions today. In a special re­ ford Herald, twenty downtown ing to Sheriff Denver Cordell who people at tha meeting since the Thursday night, U being investigat port Dr. Behnken outlined tho merchants announce an unusual investigated tha Incident. Interest in such a project would ed by the Sanford Police Depart­ tremendous challenges and oppor­ four-day shopping event. Apparently Instantly killed while A n a b of accidents confronted* be Invaluable to Sanford and Sem­ ment, Chief Roy WUIlama aald this tunities confrontin'; the church The** special tale days, starting on the bridge fishing, McDonald law enforcement officers over the body at the present time. He Wednesday, June 27 and extending was found by an unidentified .woinole County aa well as tbe entire morning. weekend starting with a near-faCentral Florida area. pointed to tha fact that the inA horns on Holly Ave. was broken rres.lne Mnulit m 'n th« ttnluit throu*h Saturday, Jun® 80 will man passerby driving a Cadillac tality early Sunday morning when crc u ln g population of the United canc<| •-summer Dai* Bargain wnw m etri wan Rffnitintnlml hv ties* Congressman A & "Syd" He* Into by releasing a latch on the car and waa accompanied by her throe Navy man wart thrown from Carroll D a n i e l Construction long Jr., In • telegram to Tha back door at midnight Thursday S U^ £ rd£.JL” t ? rih,2 PS K ■mall son. Convertible ear immediately south Each rn.rchantpartlclp.t_ni ^ miutandlne Company, Gainesville, Ga., bat Herald tbti nuralng, re­ night while parenU of a teenage for growth hare In thi* country Authorities are anxious to xec and been awarded a 311,393 contract Sanford of the Lake Monroe Bridge. vealed that "W# have been abls girl were away from home. ?uro.n \ l S ^ U U n c n T y . Interview the woman driver of the Florida Highway Patrolman Cart to tto fotrtgR IU|d th ^ ^ buylng pubUe wm h iv t for construction of a llnmer Sta­ to get th* Flood Control sub-com­ Throe girts, two of tham visiting Turning BTllllama aald that tho automobile, president referred especially to ’ w . w i n * puwic w... n s r. a Cadillac car and are making every tion at the U. 8. Naval Air Ste- mittee of tha Public Work* com­ tho home, were shocked when they work blng carried on by the synod w!(?*. ebolc*. of « 1M1 Chevrolet convertible waa effort lo contact her relative to the llnn A mittee to oapand th* boundariei apparently traveling at a very high The Board bf Director! ef the saw a Negro 1llon* fUnford’ - man, ,at the bedroom In Canada, Bouth America, India,' * Ueh *° c1hoo,#* ■■JM Iestad hr hit and ran incident. of the Central and South Florida rata of speed aad failed to nego­ rirst Federal Savings and Loan door where the girls were reading. China, the Philippines, and New ,h* Wowing merchants taking Ambulance, w .r. called to the] lJ iro S S i % . . . . by Sam Cox who .was . . .walking . t l r l n . l f.*r 'n ™6r*e eofrfS Construction, Six- Flood Control Project to Include tiate the first curve south of tho Assn, at a meeting Friday declared I Screams from the girls could be Guinea. scene I P,rt* previously omitted portiohi of th Naval District, msde the bridge. a dividend on saving* accounts at beard blocks away, according . - to The convention commended the Penney*, Roumillat A Anderson, Inward the bridge and was notified noiinccmcnt Thursday. Seminole and Brevard counties. Tho automobile skidded 430 fret,, the rate of three percent ■ year, neighbors and to Investigating po- progress theMission Boards and Furniture Center, Purcell's Wilson- of the incident by Wade Uirrow of feet eo Us top and aide, before according to Howard Favllle, presi­ lice, Lieutenant Jack Hickson and missionaries are making toward Meier Furniture Co., Garrett'*, a Sanford address. Seven bids wero submitted "This may account for the word getting around on the revival of M pJlg to a atop on Ue too. The dent June 19. Patrolman Robert Lo* Cooper. th* creation of the indigenous i Firestone Store, Wert's Jewelry, McDonald was hit on thi Volusia the Sanford-Titusville easel con­ W t was wai a total loss and la esti­ This will make available to hold­ Chief WUIlama said tha officers. churches In the various mission, Echols Bedding, Mather of San- County .......... The administration and supervlaide of the b.-’dgo, Sheriff mated at approximately $600. Tbs ers of savings accounts over NO.- chased a Negro seen running from fields; encouraged tha selection! for*L Qormly Inc., Warner’s Gulf vehicle 110,1 w°rk will be handled struction," Herlang said. "Th* Lcrdrll reported, by a tab waa tom down to iu doors. I OOO that will be earned on June 30 the scene* but were unable to catch of more experienced p isto n to Service. by M. W. J. Blevins, Public Works full commute* has not yet acted traveling west toward Sanford, - John Joseph Hanna, II, tho most and will be available after that him. Initiate new fields; approved the Winn TV, Seminole County The vrilc*o hit the corner of the Officer, U. 8. Naval Air Station. on th* subcommittee recommend*, variously hurt of tho throe man. Uma, it was said. publication of a GlfU Catalog Motors, Philips Colonial Cleancn, bridge Irefn.s continuing on, Ccr- Sanford, who ha* been designated lion," he aaid. area driving tha borrowed car, a Resident Officer In Charge of Con­ "Aa far as the 8*nford-TUua» which will last the large variety MlUer’a Radio and AppUance, doll said. Bsvlswlng tho progress of tha Schirard Elected IN I Chevrolet. Ha la suffering from villa Canal Hood Control Project struction on this project. of needs both In tha bom* and Claud* H. Wolfe, Inc., Randall local thrift association, the direc­ multiple rota, laesratien* aad bad "It had been the ha-itt of Ray­ The work will include a one- la concerned," said Herlong, "* foreign fields; and recommended Electric Co., H. B. Pope Co., Ine., tor* also mads provisions for ad­ To Legislature •braaioM. the continuation of a program o( and Slrlckland-Morriaon Motor mond McDonald to get up early, story 13 by 13 foot concrete mas­ favorable report by tha Corps at These accompanying H a n n a ditions to tha Mserve account*, check his bridge, and than fish onry unit building. The structure Engineer* Is necessary. Th* engi­ amalgamation of small parishes In Co, »: Dale Wilbur, if, who rocciv- maintaining tha rltio of lncroassd At Boys' State with a cracker polo from the will house Government furnished neer* submitted an unfavorable the Interest of conserving man bad abrasions «nd William »*vlng. and reserves. bridge," Cordell aald. and installed radio transmitting n p o rt In 1933 and by law threw TALLAHASSEE, — Brantpower wherever poeilbl*. When asked how much of the ley Schirard from Sanford was ••stow, U, who received years must elapae before a review Turner McDonald, the dead man's equipment. Farmers' Market It was noted that able* the last aad bruise*. Hanna and earned increase* in savings ac­ elected to the legislature of the convention held in Houston in brother, hid gone up the river to Also Included are electrical wir­ can be requested." counts would be spent, George waro transferred to the Orfish end had returned to the bridge ing and wiring devices, and exten­ Herlong suggested "This could Air'Farce Base Hospital for Touhy, executive vice president, 12th annual Boy* State held o n ' i t u • total of SI parishes have Business Reported when he heard sirens. the campus of Florida State Unieither amalgamated or been d i ­ sion of existing communications be don* this year by application treatment. Saxton was, said it was difficult to say, but tha versity, Tallahassee last week. I continued within the aynod. On Good Last Week The two McDonald men lived In a cable to buildings. There will be to chief of Engineers and the Dis­ at-th a Sanford NAB DU- majority of the account holders ................................... 'Business through the Sanford house at the bridge on the Semi- an acress road to tho building. An­ trict Engineer's office could prob­ would leave tha dividends in the These legislators of the mythical the other hand, a total of 346 new and released. state or 436 outstanding high churches have been organised In state Farmers’ Market was un- rsole County aid* of the St. Johns tenna poles will be tweeted and ably prepare a new report in time accident occurred about 1 account so that they, too, would Government furnished antenna for consideration by th* Publlo ' school juniors from al) parts of the United Stales and Canada usually good last week," said San- River. morning. Assisting earn dividends In tha months to Sheriff Cordell reported that ha and appurtenances will be Instal­ Work* Committee neat year. Florida received a week's experl- during the past five years by the ,|}. Anderson, Market Manager. i Williams at tha accident come. 1. - I .1 l » . l , . S U l a . n i . l Cvnn H __ "However," Herlong added, "la It was pointed out that tha usual 'enca in government at local and Missouri Synod, I FHP patrolman W. C. OrtaThe dealers sold 61,380 pack- had railed Constable J. Q. "Slim’’ led. Contract completion data will be view of prevailing low water con­ Galloway, Florida Highway Patrol ■■ C*MtahU J. Q. "Slim" Gallo- •taWmcnt of condition would be state level*. agea.at a gross valuation of $129,Trooper T. Mark Mack, and the ScpL 23. CENTENARIAN CREDITS ditions It seemi likely that th* , Chief Deputy James Single­ available after the book* were Legislative session* were held In 910.30, h. said. Sheriff’s offlre in DeLand to the AGE TO ONIONS snglneera would take an unfavor­ dosed this monthsnd. The associa­ the Senate and House, of Repretary, aad Deputy Sheriff Deaton Sandy Andtrson reported, , ---- In scene to aid In the investigation of able view o( any work which ha* tion’s officts at 113 West P in t St. tentative* chambers in the Florida' BARTOW, (JR —Ralph EJmer h itritt. Kiwanians To Hear the hit and run death of the bridgewiu bedoclosed ejuaen June -u n . N a aad u n n30 m any possibility of Increasing runoff to c ,P|to1 * ber* th» lfoun* rol>ck Headley Is 1M yean old today }'>■ »**kJy newsletter “Our leadAa aecideat, shortly before Boon will and further towering of tb* water lahday iavaivad two cars at the ■lv. the Itaff time m no.t t h .' members learned to draft and In- and he credit* his age to onions. nf varieties In volume were corn, tender. There had been no new develop- Talk On Boy Scouts table." dividends to the ledger cards! * ‘"d u e . bill., and all the legist.. Still chipper, Headley ..p lain . " t e r m i t e >M W«»ty Uae south of Sanford. live proceedings necessary tor bill* he had a severe heart attack sev- ••■•ry, with e light volume of 11 mnti in the Investigation at an Sanford Kiwanians will hear more He said, "1 want to help gat all ' WUMe Warren, 4S-|aar-«ld Negro lo become law*, I era! year* ago. A roomer at tho other varletieeearly hour this morning. about the Boy Scout* of America the work dona in our section thal at-AUameate Springs bad stopped Florida Boys State is sponsored Headley boarding house prepared "Thi* la our last weekly xeport Coroner W. Hugh Duncan Im­ at their noon luncheon meeting is desirable but certain'/ don't hie car, a IN I Dodge, to malm a annually by the American Legion, an onion poultice which was on sal* for the currant season," panelled a corner's jury at the Wednesday. want to loss any more water.** Iff! U fa at Wright'* Mark* near enr to look Into tha death of Me-1 (iiic-t speaker for (lie luncheon lie said, scene county Uae, when Oscac W. Partly rloody (brooch Ttoedey Department of Florida, with factil- placed over the hehrt area. tv members of the FSU School of Since then, when the heart artMChmae HL 37-ycir-old Maitland widely scattered afternoon Manarer Anderson revealed Coroner Duncan aald that meeting will be C. I). Caldwell. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS m e , driving * ItM Bulck traveling 1®1rr'»,*3 thundershowers) lew to- Public Administration assisting in rd up, on went die onion pout- - «ur annual rsmirt of volum i • * 111 Probably be held on Buy Scout Executive for the n ti s i r e iw n north e t ebowt 43 mph, didn’t see j “ *»*• --------------and sales will K . u « l m J u m r r ‘,Uy o( lhi-4 w,ekl u ** E«*l,nJ - lr«* »r|orld« Council, la foreman of tha jury. America. «M W arn* ear la time to atop. Damage to tho Dodgo waa ssliN itod, said Trooper T. Mark Mack • I ttm Florida Highway Patrol, at Funeral Wednesday SN, and to |h* Bulck al 1330. .Bachman am* charged with "failFor R. McDonald lag to have his car under control." Kaymond D. McDonald, 60, Warren waa charged with "possesdied yeaterday In an aecfdent at ■lew of aa altered drivers licence." the oust and of the Osteen (CawllMed On Page Two) bridge. Bom In Sanford, Aug. S. 1693, Mrs. Eva Pietila he wee bridgetender at tha Osteen bridge. He Was a member of th* Succumbs Friday First Presbyterian Church, Banford; member of tha American Kro. Eva B. Pietfla, 67. died at Levlon here; and a veteran at the Seminole Memorial Hosp'tal a'. WWI. •:N pan. Friday after aa Lines* a# * year and a half. He la eurrivad by *n* slater, Mrs. A. T. Reher at Washington, She had lived in Sanford for throe mint1- and formerly lived in LanD. C.| thro* brothers, Donald Mc­ Donald, St. Petersburg; Carl C. | a s , Bora OcL 37, UN iu XetiK i , Finland, she waa • number McDonald. Tampa; and J. T. Mc­ at the Lutheran Church la Laka Donald of Sanford; eno niece, Mrs, Jaasea Porter, Eopbyr Hills. Worth. Funeral services will be bald Jeha Pietila ef Seafard; ewe stepat 4 pm. Wednesday at Brlason ••a. Lee K. Pl*t*'a. Muskeg**, Funeral Home with the Rrv. A, Mich; aad Urnr etep-chadrea. G. Mrlnnls officiating. Burial Fwaeral services were held at wll) bo In Lake View Cemetery. t •d eck thi* aftetwaoa al Briaaea T a a iiil Heme with the Rev. JLV. CONVENTION BEGINS Mytkaaea conducting the service. J. W. LYLE. D B m _________________________________________________ Florida Area Is shown CLEARWATER, (E - The Flor­ M M vac la Oak law * Memorial In center holding a ham, owe of numerous gift* pruealed employe* during the 13-sturs annual picnic ida Dairy Assn. ’-•*( Vu g four- OFFICIAL* O f THE TWO Sanford Winn Dixie Stores St M l IS stare held at day coavenue today. ' ' yesterday. (Staff Kate) ’« Rprtoli yaatordi Meeting Called Thursday Rash O f Accidents Is Told O ver W eekend Savings Accounb Dividend Declared By First Federal * Weather Merchants Plan 4-Day Shopping Event June 27-30 Authorities Seeking Hit> Run D river Georgia Company Awarded Contract For Job At SNAS � 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/. 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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>, June 22, 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/5ee9128b1adce9abbb09819cc6db9374.pdf e3c502608a97a4248b59589f0af8a93f PDF Text Text •5 #* -------FORMERLY LOVKTPS QwuitUy RlfhU Reserved—Pricee Good Hint Sal. June 23 A l/Vinn-Pfxfe fe a tu re FOR GIFTS OF A P P R E C IA T IO N Wcatinghouae Router Oven Now you can have those lovely things youTvG always wanted for your home . • . . . and It won't cost you an extra cent! When you redeem your Top Value Stamp* you get top value merchandise. The famous brand names on the gifts you get is your guarantee of quality. Shop at Winn-Dixie where you get Top Value Stamps. Start saving now for the mer­ chandise of your choice. Get your savers lfook ami gift catalog FREE at your friendly Winn-Dixie store. Universal Coffee Malic Parker 21' Pen and Pencil Set GRADE “A”, FLA.O RG A. D & D. WHOLE Delicious Citrus . FOR SUMMER Coolers! HEALTH DEEP SOUTH HEALTHFUL G'FRUIT JUICE 2 && 35c v it a m in rich “EAT-RITE" U. S. C H O IC E l-fo CELLO A l/l/tm-P/xte feature. VEAL SALE! SPICED SLICED 14R0E PKG VEAL CUBE STEAK OR CUTLETS SHLD. ROAST SHID. 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P a r D allrory Shop and Save Population Gain Continues precodented rat*, according to the latest quarterly report of th* Florida State Board of Health. * . ; rU V I(IS 1 0 J i U Q V — ____ ________ ____ ____ The report, covering the period I Januar y through Match abowa that (here were 23T births In the county only 93 deathi recordc i Of this number, only six of the deaths were According to the t i m e report there marriagei per f or m- 1 ed In the first 00 dayi of the year with court procetllngi declaring 4) divorces or annulments, Records Florida S u i t Board of H ealth ahow th a t le the E « a E 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 9 . a ! 237 births recorded In Seminole WATER FLOWED FROM AROUND th* colls of an Illicit whiskey itil! raptured and destroyed yes­ terday by Federal and Stats Beverage agents. Sheriff Denver Cordell and State Bevtrage Agent j . W. Analog look on and State Beverage Agent Wise deatroya the eppertga. (Staff Photo> County 120 of them were white v£ J TJRmfclf ---------------------------- 1 S ' r I‘ * ’V P '8'" P : mE ^ ^ T ' : W 9 j V1* H ?.. ' J 9 '' ..IB 'P '■$ '* * v> - * 9 - 9 -*£;.'' U _■ . ■ 1w - » r 9 I wjt* The next greatest In .. J B i,‘/> : taken yesterday to appreto m L\ was the advancing of primary funds W j . , I ~4r Action by the State Road Board mCd ■jjj cauaee ol cause of I . .' ‘ 2 '' * March report, aoted -^ Irt .. ‘ W .’ ' .- .^ B D li 9 P ! ' jf *ft '4 fl [ 1 f --------- -^ f Is from to pay for n feasibility study of the .proposed eeuieway linking th* French Ave* throughway with U. 8. Highway 17-W from Orange City to the St. Johns River ae rea L ate Monro*. A preliminary survey, mad* without coat by Norman Brya revealed a t an April meeting Ui* Seminole County and Volusia County Boards of Commissioner* that th* new rout* from Orang* City to Sanford would shorten It* •I by U miles. Th# proposed causeway, whiek ha* been under aoniideratlon and proposed on eeveral occasions u far back as M years, waa flr*L This year, proposed by John BrV> Other causes were: W tm p \' , tubewculoala two; dlabetea three; ■ ^ B ^ 9 B K J M 9 M :, -...,, . * ^a-iw i.:\^ 4 u l ^ h k i Influenta and pneumonia three; REPRESENTATIVE MACK N. CLEVELAND JR. delivers two check* totaling gOTI.lt00 to Clerk of Cerebral Vaacular disease eight; | Circuit Court 0. P. Herndon. The cheeks are for double the emount of money aet by Court Appointed chronla nephritis four; all other appraiaet* for the acquiring of rlght-of-waya ffrom Orang* County line to Fl«* Points, cardio-vaieular dlieatea three motor vehicle accidents throe; and ether accidents five. Right-Of-Way Checks Here; Amount Doubled Joseph Ichlrard of Sanford waa One of ths biggest ovations ment of right-of-ways on ll-W elccied Councilman at lgsu Flori­ s M s fiu * r a s .s x da Boys' State now being held on on n program at tha BoUry Club wbo ^ a|M County Attorney said, the catnpue of Florida Stats Uni­ of Orlando was th# ono given Th# o{ tht two eh#ek, versity. little Miss Allyaon Lee, 11 -yaarwhich total fa&L 3M -an that Joaeph Schirard la one of U l d . u , --— - - u■rei - :----out-standing high school Junior* ol* daughter «C Mr, aad Mr*, the ooentrtwtlow cl tha four-lap* Jrmw all part* of tha state wb* JUm " * V Lao-ed-thb City ~1' upew her highway- from Dae Orange County Mr#5 a itend lag this week-long • - .ppeerahee yesterday aftecnooa ai JJ** *• riVB r °lntl ^ «e‘ «“* courie In teaming government by th* w^*llF jj** | State Road Board Member from practicing I t Undo Rotary Club held la th* (h# rm h p u trid , Willie m H. Bogs' State, sponsored by tho American Legion, is held on the Chamber ed Cemmarce Building, Dial, said recently, that the pro­ ject would ba started around July M l IF A in fflO Federal. State, and County of campus every yekr. Mythical gov- theT*■VI ■ ■ W i m i i j i flclala awooped down on a 200 gal. . _ . einment* of 10 cltiei are formed Nearly MO Rot.rlans aad their *•_ ITT r Clause n .n .e tlnf lon e onJy i P«c*‘y ellUth# operaand operated for th# rest of tha guests, many of them from diet^ f* u! rl?n? William Wllium C. 3Mmoonehln# (rom old week under th. aupervlalo* of e*. u k lUU4) w (rl . m..e d and non of Mr. and Mr*. W. C. chuluota schoolhouae yesterday. perienced counaelor* Uirilled at th* technique of tha •uae a* ir., lr^ Of of Route L L/*nd and hue- Tha Itill wae destroyed and IS' "tiny teenager- at ah* played ind'of th# formor |llaa Norma of moonehln# Tand poured, l» rH m ay.., dVujSteTof'M • _•• ::____; — J out - by v- tho *L- raiding officer*. 180 New Polio several numbers that would have Federal Goodman, „ Zk'-----R. L.----Harvay. all of Sanford - Agent - . W. C. ............... ............... .. .......... X Z . . . dona - credit to a* artist twlco ported' to tha United Etatei ®Jf*o ®*.ve.r*ff Agent* William L. ,(aKett Wednesday afternoon and ' p" 'C * '* d ■here age. Bh# helJ her audience (YAl.AIr flUtion at Corpui Chrit- ^ * * •**£ *I00? w ^ night to raltt fundi to lend Ralph LTtaaa on-May M for approxl- Sheriff DenverCordell deatroyed Bennett, local leukemia victim *o W '-’-NGTON W—Th# PuWlc 1 2 * m ire‘sT n d ^ l° ^ S M * •'calth Service today said 110 new H ately f i t months of advanced ***• *1*^* 0I* barrel a, and 0-gal- in u ak Ridge, Tenn. hospital. Ite WMning ia.Advanoml Train' • ' « “ « «" The barbecue will b. given at -olio caeca were reported last * “ * l” n. ^ ' ^ " n ^ L h ^ . r . " “**£? S K * ^ | Unit Wl. “ * cle« rlf CUD‘ th(. Sanford Farmer. Auction Mar- ve-V, oo|v r,Ur more than the preceding week. ^ Bodara receiving hi* gold wlngi r s »*, krt from 0:00 until I o’clock. 'The Increaa, wa. not *. much i^ e llf b S S l * l £ 4 Naval Avjatora designation .til?" l T ^ ^ t l M for two bojrl Dancing will b* at the Sanford teiga . Clausa W ill undergo ta on l [ Armory on East Flrat Street with as could have been expected dur-7 th1* period of seasonal r W -S i g e of ajlht, formation and in- URoy lin g whoM home 1. to- CharIe* “ 'S 'h l l . ? Z * m n S '* '' x health aende. ,pok«m .n ..Id. % h* . w ! l and 2K V . S i . “ d«, »„ U two|nblock, the The Th. dance * ' “ .wUI . . / l Wgla l . I n at Ct T Ltew^ Navy „ dof only th ffH, d on|y frombl(>ck t n’rtork o clock. However, he again declined com- |ntcrwta of th* ye*ng concert -A ' tOO-OALLON ILLICIT WHttKET atilt being de .. cd by Federal and Btate Beverage agent* yeaterday, Tha still wa* located within sight of the Old Chuluota Schoulhoues in Seminole County. Sheriff Denver Cordell looks on. (Staff Photo) . Officials Destroy 260-Gallon. Still Coat ed the aamaway wouM ba, according ta preliminary aett* mates about four aad ana half million dollars which would h* paid by a ton chars* mrer * parted of U to IT yuan. Tho money used for th* rurr-y and feastlbUlty report weald bn Mwl a a*d damaa tb s bonds *——-*- mam'foaea replaced from tho lb* ton abargo* whaa i lion la authortacd. Rout* *d tb* mepm d i • V tr* « l)U i|».O R w J| Southern Bell abnomred tho ap- ^ ^SV9*llvi8P^ orange city-Rite rsrlee m i of' Hat 1leahurt * m ’o ^ l Pr0p° ‘ l1 •* •*» MttiOWty be* U dH nDistrict itH et^V r^fle^im naw r0 of ^ gr*e****4 ***UlM Couatiea both hi '•do Trefnc Manager ^ g i ^ u *u« a• Valuai* * * r' ™ »4 ^ V lU n U a d ^ . 1 July l, imo. highway which baa been urn' r Lovorn euccceda Mead Ferrli, lurvelltane* and would bna-a Traffic Manager here line* Octo- imLand. Oranw O t^ D # i r - . ber, ItSS, who b n been appointed Sanford, i j w M&rr. and Carr !* District Traffic Manager with, fc^ y . ' headquarters In Miami. » u a k a B at tha new Th# new Traffic Manager, Uk*' routing of U? & Highway « -:* pianist. from SUt. Road 436, wa. notUied h"' y„r k tV -l, a two-seatad Jet tralnw . 1 hll tnetU Long according to „ y artm^St cfllteS 234 M R* waa graduated from Semi- Federal Agent Goodman, ran from Department or by calling 23LM. East Germany's Communist Rulers TAMMS’* •« /. Trams* smiled, choked up and ■tea quickly whipped out a handSfrchlef awl blew his not*, mlNever, sever la aey Hfs.1* be foblepered to a reporter, "did I Aftr think I’d be a Task at Ox- v l - �V W f'J ' M fti i i 1! — * " 1 &TV. S55Sf O^ANVTVIMS « ( N 0 N olle* lo berob; NOTICE JubO-A) X. b. l u C a t Ho Court JfouiO U b* w ilt mnw I a n *«* i * ""* k » MT * M l* If . III II. T* a a a t * am in r m i w i o & r.vw 5 r f ^ ‘■ t t il B r t M n i n * T fojLwJTL i l g —t -W ? *K IflaJJ-ES n lr lr u o a * i!v* * r ? j Sa Iha aom g |L a 'r * a ir n u n a tio n a l l i a o v i - a m bpbbad ovt NEW YORK lft»MaU*nil iU f M manaficri repraaaat i cron aecUoa o( tho country. Blrdl# Tobhetta of U U flu* CUclnuU comm Iron Naahtii, N. f f S tk ,'1.* H:, while Bill Rif nay of lU O luU uni “nd Sun *i*ck of the Cubi corn from Walnut Crook fad l i t r i k u . a* Terra l°. Calif, raaptcUvaly. florid* carnal**; claim* May* Bmltk of the PklUlaa Kariee la | (U k* Worth) and frod Hutthiaaen Traatee* «i t h e Cardinal* (■rafaotaa sUtratlVo Reach). Brooklyn’* Waller Alatoa rUrto*. fSStfowwstt n~ ii 1--------f-'T h i f 4.11 ch K of i t K & E G M r& a fe t t & S f m w w t r w s u r iiiu b taxr, >119 M I I M I M r fa r c e N •I II t l H Daria t4»or* L A ktrtl* t l M Horerav* WUa* |U « III AM �71 a m • 1 nt l i r a B E if i r m w n n •* m DBACBIPTtOR a f L A «B i li! i ! a r t n * 1 ' m iD im m n n s w .. It-M j® R a r t e ^ U lr e e g a * M u a %#*? I'J U lJ I L one w ood plat d b BAMB OP BWRBB D B .C B IPT IBB af U n ll! 11 . B m i K ? S K . 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Hte IU IM . 7 • I ft m i HI ft t M l 11 f t I U l e « IS M tk M t A Mat? a t t i 4 S S * MM. tt M em m U h A - �\ — rT T S fl Intersection! wouldn't bo auch traffic Too many Florida motorlata have mlaftken idaaa about their righte aa driven. battleground* If more motorlata regarded Aa a result, too many of thorn and up In the yellow light aa meaning atop—not go. 8. YOU CAN T U R N ANYTIME A S •trouble with the law, loaing long and costly LONG AS YOU SIGNAL No air. You have lawsuit*—or dead wrong. £ ' That*i the opinion of an fnauranca ax. to be In the proper lane aa wan aa algnnl ocutlva wbo haa reviewed hundred! of ao- first. Have you noticed how many driven turn from the wrong lane—or don't even ^ ^ ^ e'tosurlm co executive acid that tha bother to aignelT 6. IF YOU'RE FOUND NOT GUILTY IN '««at majority of driven involved In ee* rfldenta eppenntly ipparently boneetly believed they A POLICE CASE, YOU’LL BE IN THE the right aU of the time. But In- CLEAR IN A CIVIL CASE. Don't eoont ___ ____ m aubaaquantly ahowed many of on it. In Florida, tha criminal and civil '■'Jham were partially, or eomplately In th# caaea are aaparate. Even if yon didn’t violate a lew a dvD '/•w rong. ■ Tha motoriat who baa an arroneoua eon- court might hold you raaponaible for an • reaption of hie righta and who drives accord- accident If It can be abown you were negli­ ^tagty la as much a menace on tha road aa gent •“tha deliberate law violator. lTV® r y j. The following driving misconceptions Man, Look In Pockets .!.are eommoa in Florida, i... 1. THE DRIVER ON THE RIGHT ALA lot of fun has been pokad at ladies' •"WAYS HAS THE BIGHT OF WAY AT AN handbags. And It is often that they do g S & t T ^ MtNMARKKD INTERSECTION. Not necea- gather weird-accumulations from time to ffjC L y :j\?, ■* dtrfly. In Florida, speed and distance of ve­ time. But now, the ladies with their dear, B p h ic le * from an Intanactlcm also a n to be transparent handheld, awing tha gadget fa/w ■■ Tf.taken Into consideration. Since the question bags down tha street with a nonchalance t f S K ^ osn» Llswv HMmai rwf right-of-way eottld be a jury matter, that fairly acraama—"a*e, nothing to bide St 1»- ”"’jtW^'p" J W l L - \ "U*t.. ?**Jild whenever In doubt. __ and Just a bit of doo>daba for freshening wTEftWR u 2. CARS ALWAYS HAVE THE RIGHT Up." t ‘i w JCiSB- g S g P E A * ;:&F WAY OVER PEDESTRIANS. Not so. Men beware I Just ta'*e a look at your *4Jnlea* otherwise indicated, pedestrian* own pockets—tha two aide trouser poekate [Mi •'Rave the rl|h t of way at Intersections and —tha two In tha back—tha watch poekat— t:WVj. merited eroaswalks. Thla, however, doesn’t two on tha shirt—two aide pockets of tha . 'liv e pedestrians tha right to walk with an Jacket—one breast pocket—and tha inside I did no have the right-of-way l" yJaian-you-to-hft-iM attitude. one too. — --------------------------------8. WHEN A SCHOOL BUS STOPS TO Seventy-five businessman ware asked v * * PICK UP OR DISCHARGE CHILDREN, recently to turn their pockets Inside out— I I f Y l A K U n n i l l i« O U HAVE TO STOP IF YOU'RE BEHIND and we’re using the somewhat reduced In- 1 l i l i W ....................... .. L ffA N D TRAVELING W THE SAME DIR- ventory of what they disgorged: BY JAMBS MARLON Th VfPCnON. Only partly com et. Florida law Cigarettes or cigars; loose change and W#wt jjshl a«aya you’re ta atop whenever a school bus bills in a wallet or crumpled up; unmailed washinoton i* - Tim* u ruaJ - e f r n i , no matter in which direction you’n letters; keys; business card*, soma of thorn •* toT CM« " M »«» ” pr*n from forgotten people; pans and pencils, *•“« “» ®" u* wlk •* ”eurblBS4’ **dtt ' 4 4 YOU DON'T HAVE TO STOP ON frequently empty of Ink or lead; checkbook; **• *"pr,ra* Court- f*1*™’* * s«>d claai rtTELlOW WHEN A TRAFFIC SIGNAL IS handkerchief; credit cards; comb; nail file; «*•■«•. 1 sod *W4 ; t t t ANOTNG FROM GREEN TO RED. a mirror; good luck plaeaa; ticket stub*; »»»«» » * « ’* P«» telu ,-lt h.d aay seek iniantion. I S u f s wrong. Tha law in Florida requires and baffling notai reading something like . . s*n. Bridgta R-NH, with th* l Sproaehbig Waffle to stop on yellow unless thla: “met Jbxxx Mon. at Ft*ls re Smgrna.” Th* curb taft n u n from bU..ini of Um Biwnhowar admin• • • Southaroari, still kolllag avar the latrstlea. mads thla propeasl: that «# e ear already bag entered the Intersection Court’* fulfogs sgslaat rscial **|- Congraia daclsr* that atata aadl•J T ten t step with safety. But If you can't j f t p with safety, chances are you're going Taanoga Acts " “T - * LONDON « —Byo-fiHIng Diana n o r *‘ B ^ itlln , |u*clou,w r^tot^ ,9 *h«rih»i •* I**t ri*lded-wlth K m n r*»*rv*U<ms-to th*^ seductive n jv num blond*! told new»mun eh* will atar opposite television comic , * j? fe!dyl“‘* a ld D n S a ^ ^ iv * htd ** **U H° nywood JjJ>* ®r J w o # • * * « k w oa,‘ • • f , r 7 f t r ° nt t ,,,r * »nd M0.00O Is hirdly * sUr^i i t l i - am being paid |T1,000*for tin film,P 8 h 1750 * " 7 * ■ t X • ' J * 111" ’* ’1 ffi ” nUl 1 ^°Und ~ th ln i°< |I,r0P0*" appear for noth Inc, unlcal it U for R i l i f l i f l U l rreeaom P r itd flm ivciigious British film* aa a dumb blonde, usually dad to expose tbc gm t« t expanse commanaurata with tha qualma of Britain’* rath** US. aral movie censorship. Recently, bowavar, got rave P |iyjng ^aka|,lllllUt w),notice * ,a In U in u oS killer t0 condemned to bang la ,.yi),M ^ Kl<ht» — — ----- l:- . «. . . Ti nh rr ef a l f rl teinl i es u d I-YNWOOD, Cent tit-A n atfi- .,j >m B0| to Hollywood dal of the Religious Liberty Assn. in need of fame or fortune,H laid# 2S « ^ ” i T i y y S Whn. th . m lM odurt « tM iM tn « n . w “ u "* tlnuas to b* a puhlle Irritant, no day passes for la uttsrforiag witb itat* u«». But than s*n. Meashan D.Ark without Its report of some commendable Yfrst, foe baekgrewd. Th* csm ip0i»ior*d a propoaai which went teenage act—come nice little thing don* for * Ur BHdg**’ Idas. Somebody else ?r' takth^ Sfortmg pise# for what Thla wts lb* MsCloUaa pita: Sankara aak more Interest. The The bank preaidetrt sake: “How tlght „ #Iiy e,„ b« brought them cold ae far. Marginal farm oparaton, aeme badly hit by drought as wall as th. W „ . D I “ - - - *■ falling form product prices, «nd ■ l l n « M M ( m t a v l u M 4 S J * , i t l ,t " " , l i ‘V w nrT .JuT ; n m K l u L . ' T . t h ' m t u h 2 . " ™ / b “ bo* It ectlvittee fo r th e ir fel- becked by IT ether states with ae- now bofore the Senates waiting ac- f°w ^ ha ne#d' at * tJ ,t plain that money u ’ really tight snegere, Uws, apfeSlsdI to fos U * ties. But which should Johnson h* can nffordT _ i----------- * *_ inrtli Supram* Court to upheld Nelson's call up first? The bankers say: Money 1* and tha bankers hare a fifo eT«. Some bankers complain, toe, L - I S I S r i h f f J S 1 5 S 5 »u u «•*» seavlstfoe. While foe Eisenhower admfoU- tight* and interest rate, are up. their own own auueuon. situation. ivu aiwnya Deiwree—w s t ------ ------------------------ ------- tra|loB f ,Tort<j Bridge*' propoaai ■* elsewhere, bul they aren't turn- about ■pbui watr oager I* • p re tty SWMI n j t/.- J .M .if o —which would apply only to aedl- ln« away the regular customer* One, a preaidant of a small bank g irl—h ealth y , Intelligent, M r l . Y a n a B Q N l t tlan law* — It cam* out flatly with good ertdlt raoorda. They In the northern part of tho atata, o f g e t-u p * n d * 0, r L .:.— . agataat MeClallan's Idea es lead- «ro mor* choosy about the poor aaya the Federal Reserve's policy Shew are so w o rthw hile T v Q m B Q V e l s O l i m Q i l fog straight to confusion. risk, the speculative builder, fos of letting money tighten up la I f (L . Milt A d A ! k , ^ ______ WUllam P. Rogers, deputy at- merginal farmer than they were UCt Of th e few Stance t u t Q f Activity G r o u p fornay ganeral, wrote the Senate *>«k In the flush days before hog Mrs. Rev Vandeartft Jr.. Paho- eoramlUee aaylng foe McClellan price* broke. ---------------------------------kae, has base sppefoUd chairman Projoatal would rtlse “ Mrieua Would-be borrowers divide ee M l ef the Ladles ActivltlSs Committee Problema." He eeid moat federal that, ir A U / T n d i m {* (h* i* * Annual Cenvantle* of « * » do now containprovision. Those with established credit T O W I n u m foe worlds rru u ae* Vegetable ‘‘ » « h ,!5"'t ,h*d BV trouble In getting Aaaeetatiaa teeaeCtos to an an. froo* that this or that federal law needed loans, although they report folk, are now s.thing t f tk a N iL oeuncemant by Convantioa Chair, — t — ----------- ---------------------------------------------------i i a a r m “Thaw la hardly any e*tifog.ta man Luther Chandler, Goulds. # any mere,*' a nether self. “The The convention Is befog held w L Maples that are gelae efteedr uds year at the rontefoeblasu _ I ^ 4 J * « t with task other i f m afog Hotal, Miami Beech, Beyt. r , SB t t e » Isn't meek ehangfog sf and M. ^ m u The Ladle* AetlvlUea Committee, % M I J I That, *f eeuraa, makes M arotty .,^u>t*d annually by foe Can1 1 1 V T Q •I fow|h aa tha Uda wto f j a l f» vsntlaa chelm aa, functleas aa of. < lC I sfosdy. They M u o u ta f Mae* fkiel toateaae* during the C*avM. m 1 1 1 ff V V " J I I f ss to st« maM at • party wtora tka and la In charts af entertain. I ■ i. V M t § 1 #B 10 *et f^"d, to >«4 to our eue- golf course green- " 1i hU ,oflTl<U<>n “ “ • Oellan'a. Tble poaed a dilemma ^ toB|er»f'' lows’* department at banking notes foe country banks recently STU ffS lfiS n S ««: l'U Thursday, June 21, 1IM , j uwwww / » miuw y w e was SHHtoi MII|W|( Nfrtth, mellca, bleaphamy, filthy communijsattloni out ef your mouth. Coloestana l i t w l f we are aens ef God, we should conform M His win for ua. the oust am w a astlonft as eriy a ike waarfos y MU hair. ao. °y _ u an. _____ to ilMOurIM*. -■■■■“- — 4 *» *s th* Muestor*. r*ttoN g*a*rm» era YOU'RE TELLING ME! agert gefog eteady dseea’I seem aa alarming f* - “m “i , “U tfeatt k“ praeafog. AdsUaesaee la S time whan Ufaloag ametlaas sea se­ ated. but It la foe tUM wto* they ahauld to sat la u adult pattam* Youth la tto age for skaags, asperteeautUa, a a t-tt yea win— flirts 11ua. Lara atoutf asms sag g» like aanahlae and efou*. eat to flood la a permsneat patten at ■ ttea whan om t U tea i fpaeeg . avea I WI to know what leva aaeeae. A reaUat might u y i “Oh. writ It really doesn't make Much dlffrranc*. Grownup* may tklnh that whew taea-agars g* steady they Chandler mated. “It la a pleau r , „ t U- m M- ** K n . -V ru^k . grift'e appointment had aeeeptanc* ea chairman at tha Ladies Astivilla* Cemmttte*. Aa eieelleat ***1*1 program sad m l aeuihsm buaplullty tea to espeatad by eQ guaafo at ear ISfo Ceaveatlen.'1 T„ - rr,.„ 1 H « Mr*. Vaadegrtft la tha wife of » * 7 Vanda^uTjL a diroete of a>u<i>ii-a Thla vu> Is u her h » aeiond x<nui *tk. u, Aasoelttiaa. yatr a* ehalrmaa ad foe Ladlae H iy R im ^ t m t l uf m i l hind af sarurity foaa thesr to m or parents can give them? De they feel a desperate secsssltr *• grow ua quickly la a world with as i madeu a future? Whatever tto m m . It Is a toe■te pky that la auv rivOiMtieo It 1« foe aid wto try t* stay young in h ""*'?* muAkuyi* a* many that wa had to P«* »**t af them la deep tew e," PUth said, “sag tha mspMf Mil Uat all ttNugh sent wlater." _ - .■ th e ITS# u j . tensut (tto firat) seat M U M : that W US* * ON THE Y EA R -A H EA D CAM <» ***** 2 TSJ* **5^ bankeri foe shaky farmers are that befogonly turned away. It'a foe “speculative home builder who len t finding foe easy credit this year.'* on* says. Smoothest Sherbet I've Ever Thstedl i �0 Socialfcvanhi 1* , , M iss Dawn Bishop Fated A t Shower H*|d M o n d avN in h t M 5 Mrs. L. W. Scott Gives Highlights O f General Assembly Meeting t o Gro* Mr*. L. P. Garner and daughter, •faye, a"d Mra.‘ R ow Garner antertalned brida-altet, MUa Dawn Blihop with a mtiraTteneous bridal Th# Builne** Women’* Circle of \> rr Rav. .Timet A. P";#. tA the Like M a r y Community of St. John the Divine. New Yo, Church held it* regular monthly City, meeting, Wednesday, June 11, at of the few membirt jastween you n fflel aruwtf««,sM ,, w ™ A pink and white eolor echeme BY SANDRA BERG , other aeented fltewf III your gar. New that the hot aommer day* da. why not mak. apotpnur^e J j mtnta on the buffet and tablet. On the tha mantel waa a tiny bride and apert faahlona for th*backyard, feihlonad Art. Juat aproad groom with an arrangement of b hi.1 ur tiuaL I saw Mr*, petal* In a alflgl* layer on abeor. flower* (urroundlng them. Charlee Gormley the other day bent paper towel* in a dry room In a dariini avocado Bermuda end thoroughly dry. Thon put Th* ahower gift* were placed on iS to H l •iW'/X’ abort* 'outfit. Have you "ever them In layer* in an attractive jar V-n" **£*?d 1th. * no.iced how neat -Tiny” Bolt, or bowl, eprtnkUng ground clnnado“ h.° dln* J ™ 1" ™ •w h o work, in Yowell’a, alw.y. »on and .Uapie, thinly between J ' laoket th* l*f,r* When the bowl U full, «•• odd a few drop* of toilet water. y” Britt, Talk about clever bobble* Mr*. M l * m u . t \»a Ur m 'd im ? Carolln* Melania and Mr*. Guy William Rocha, who t* known to «• Biahop. he intaraitad In doll collecting, through-out th* petal a and Th#*'Jroun| brl)Jl.ei#et r^cwlr^d alto haa a ahoa collecting hobby. many uaeful and lovely gift* aftomt Ire vary lBtereitlng and tar which refreihmenta were htv* Uganda a-out them. , I had to laugh th. other day •* 1 COVERED DISH At-TAIK. The local ttuuncit and Profeealonal Women held a covered diih eupper *•• . lookad out o( my window. Our inrlted ilUn(J th# at the home of Mr*. Myrtle Gradlck JO1R S. Park Ave- la d night. Thi* popular club i* very active ia Whlla driving by tha Mayfair ®»*l da°r neighbor a »ona were In m n t w#rt honoree, Ur*. civic sffairi and helping th* community. (Staff Photo) • ateMen the ether day I noticed tha yard playing. The older btot- QUy Blihop, her mother, Mr*. B. t' • lawn* of many of th# re* th,r w»n twachlns the younger B_ Dreke, Mr*. Roy Britt, eidenU Mr. and Mr*. BUekwelder u ,drink. ®.ut. * " f1** Miee Carolina Mclnnla, Min B*be have lU cha* nice* thick carpet of •prlhlltr. going hitt blaat It’* a Bl.bww, Mr. Tore.t Gatchel. Ml,, craia * It‘a alwayi »o neat too. d*,w. !or **•* **>• *lrd w Grace Marla Stinaclpher, ML* * ,n th* Beverly Cooper, Mrt. Cooper, Mr*. if* la living 5» . , uia mo reBobert WlllUmi, Mr*. Chrlatine I?.*? MO wannU left P*IIP Wright, a etudent at Woodruff, Mr*. Verne Metienger, «»tly that her BonnU left UftJvarelty. ia *p*nd. Mr*. J. P. Whiteker. Ml*. Ann Personals Dinner Fetes Virgil Canada In Christmas , _- - - - - - - Mr*. L. W. Scott had charge of the devotion*. Through tha uta of several progTimi, th* group waa able to reproduce th* devotion portion of on* of tbo General Aa* Hobo Party Planned By V FW Auxiliary For Monday N igh t ................ j meeting w n m art'In- formal. Th* Secretory’* miiutoi of tha prerlotu Meeting «*ra read and apppravft Thera w*i ■*• irea-uttr'j report, due l* the ah «cnc* of that offlcar. Tea Sawing Ui* highlight* *f bar att*w4 at tha a* called popular or < meeting* of Ganeral Aiooa held by the Preibyterlaa OR In PhJladalphle, Pan*. 8h* deacribed th* CowvW Hall, crowded by It,PM M i l night Billy Graham fpofcg. Ai waa dddratiial CkristlaAI. talk waa got evinielUik, but ther b* atraiied the ekureb *w plaeo. X* aald that It waa moat Dcportal Inetitottoa In world, for H b*M all w« m Th* Ladle* V. T. W. Auxiliary pod 32R2 held It* regular meet* in* Tueedey night, Du* to th# abeonr* of tho proeldent, Mr*. Ruth Smith, tho tr. vice, Mm. Evelyn Dtibrow, offi­ ciated at tho'mooting. A new member, Mr*, Leona Boorman, waa Initiatad In th* Auxiliary and welcomed by all thet of Sarah Pevtias, Jb laaaod Worn I year*’ imi ment In China, the aali tha ory of Kphoaiaa* bad wplial n Phillip* learn that Virgil Canada who left Mondi, . _____ through tho*# yeara. Sha t undergoing to tdka hla hade training at Parrl* gueata, there will b# fun gaietd how har Bible waa taken trim Itland wilh th* U. S. Marine*, f«r everyono, and priiea for the and brought tut the idea I when lha Bible la taka* away/ waa honored Sunday by hi* family funnled dreaaed couple. you feel aa though alt awratNr bean taken from you. At aatlvenir ef the trig, I Scott preaented oaek mga with i M l d iatlreatllt nepl mid* at Japanna rite paper, I orated In tru* oriental faaUa There batng no further fe n*aa, the boetaea aaaUtod by I J. M. Tbompaon and M» fl mint*, lahed nut* and fruit paneh to Mr*. B. Beebe, Mm. S. T. t *w l«r, Mr*. «. tt. Oleaaan, Bat. And »trange, auepeneeful contevt for The Adult Choir will rehearae the mind, eeul end body of Ruth At Firet Bipliat Church At A p. m. Woodbrldge, event* that finally r.-'othertood eupper and probrlng Ruth to a choice between gmm meeting wlU be held n entombment In an aberrant world ....... **«i*‘*»t church at 1 •». m. and a periloua chance to win *e- Hotrp Weir of Semin9l* Memorceee to th« normal life that lio* *al Hospital wiU bo Um featured boyong tho door that eonfinoo *Pe»ker. hor. In tho email eompaea of on* ***• Beminol* Chapter No. Two, town'* nctlvitJee through n few , l lb# Maaontc By s . rino Wo an m eerry we’v* ran out April daya I* ehown th# vital £■“ « 1 P- «■ Y«U>*r’a night will 0 bookworma for our youngeat atruggla between on Inean# illu- b#_ ob,Jnf., ' . . . . „ . goedera. Everyday *o»a ef them •ion of poreecutlon and th* truth T;i# L*dle« Aid of th* Lutheran wAM in and aak U Join. Nett that offeM hope and life. | . °r »!>• »»do*m.r will meat n * , . . , ' at the home of Mre. Philip Sch eeayear we’ll knew to order more. “Vour Own Beloved Son* by mlnn at T;J0 p Over IM bo«A Jeloed *o far and Thomae Andereon ie a otory of «o have aavoral map* yet. tbo Roman war. When an Amari- _ i ki dai Th* children are *e enthueleaU* can outfit ie eurreunded by North lighter* Claa* of th* nnd have learned where to go Koroona and Chlnoaa, ita captain J^'t Chriillan Church will have * find the boob* that count on tho toll* for volunteer* for o patrol j** *LCk. , ** ••tu b end they got a big thrill throueh enem* territnr* in e P- m. Mr*. B. If. out ad paeting an the atate or bookworm eoctio*. W* get a thrill, too, from wet*king them. It’a • grant aatiafaetion to aee children an Indlipaneable bouiekeepr, and Intermtod ia books, end n greater finally managed to exact hie proMttefaction U eee them learning poaal. Thll pieaeant chronicle de­ to enjoy good literature. scribe* their goodly marriage and the happy upbringing of eight W* have eaveral gw i flatten little Frnnaona In Sweden and in fust out on tbo rent ehelft “Jen­ America. ny” by AdA Cook1Lewie! on en* Two good non-fictiont "Nantuc­ •torUining novel of an engaging ket Landfall," by Dorothy Blan. chard te an authoritative and abeorhlng etory of Nantucket'a hlatorie heritage, from pra-Revo. tutionary daya through tha great whaling on te ita proaont atatua a* a eummer haven; "Modern doettewa, eUldblHh and murder Draeimakiag," by Mary rickan and earvirae unerathod. who i* aa laternatlonally known "Captive Rider", by Am* Min­ authority an dram and dreiamak. or Dawnee; Is art la o email uping, Bha la th* author of mert atate New Toth oellag* t a n . It than aaranty hooka on fabric, tew­ ing, and drtaa daaign nnd eonitruetten. Beet aaltera of th* week ora “Loat Hurrah" by O'Connor (fic­ tion) and "Birth of Britoln" by Churchill (non-fiction). Roodera choice* for Juno or* "10 North Frederick" by O'Hgra (fiction) and "Search for Bridoy Murphy" non-fiction). Sa* you neat week! On The Happy Birthday bookshelf Barbecue Supper Enjoyed Tuesday By Tourist Club All Ctlendar Lktinjrs And floHetf News Are ReqoMdrd R7 S p .n1. Th« Dny Pncndhif P u b lic * tf e a MIOM-WAXSTUNM EfTECT for thte A m of port rad Italian Unen-llk* aiIk—from tha Jo Copeland collection. A ecarf of embroidered and painted Bwiaa organdy is tucked Into n cuffed band that curve* over tho boeom. Low • placed fullnea* Dana at the back of th* aklrt. Now Show iof Kit 111 1h < I All 7IUJ1 f in t i n in STUll'f S UN A n im a W °R tD identification, Mka B drive** licans* or social aorurlty card. SUTB TUB DATS PfHNTUD A t TMB BOTTOM OF BACH AD. YOUB rA S B M D iT Ml |)(| l The Sanford ToiirHt end Shutftetioard rluh held it* regular bull, net* and eoclal meeting Tueedey night at the eluh center, A dellrloue hamhurger harha* cue eupper wee anloved hy *pprnxlmalcly to memher* and guexta prevent. Genie* were pteyed and th* hrothera ef PMr*. f g. ( #'*w i t i r i m and mlitter* iw ivfB l t V , lR. it V v f t MN i tha latter teauaatad him te put up tt* cards, and oa hte rafuaal, as*, dotted him after church bofara We Mayor, t* whom b* preforrod a formal complaint. WeU, eoldterl fmte the Mayor) what oacum have yea for thla eeaadateua bthavlourf If you eta aateaa any reeao* for It, It's well; Ifj m cenaot amura yaurcell that I will ceuaa you te be severely pualahad far it* *Slaoe your honour te a* pood.' replied hiebard. 1 will Inform you. (have bom eight days on march, with bar* allowance of tiapencs a day, without Bible, Prayer Beak or any other goad book.' Oa saying this. Bichard drew aut hte peck of card*, aad prtacnUnc an* of lb* Ace* te the Mayor, continued: A L M O ST E N T IR E L Y PUCATKD te thla evening costuma or black altk chiffon de­ signed by Roxane. The ncckllne of tha dmas la cut low In back, and the aklrt te shaped out at th* hemline by the thin hoop or an undaraklrt. 1‘iplnge tla th* capo. Charming model for country club partita. Ghost A Four e*li* for nm*mbranc* th* Four gvengaUate, Mat­ thew, Altrk, Luke and John. A Viva, tho tv* wla* Virgin* who were or­ dered to trim their Usage. A Six, that In six daya God creatad heaven and aarth. A Aaven. that on tho arvmlh day Ha Mated from ell that He had mate. Aa Eliht, of the tight rlghteou* persona pro•orvad from tho dalufw A Nina, of the oin* tapers aleeneed by Our Saviour: there were tea. but eae only returned I* offer thank*. And a Tan. of tha Ten Commandment* that God leva Mean oa ML Sinai.' Ka took the Knave and eat It aside. ‘Whea I eea th* Queen, It pul* me In mind ef th* Quean ef Shaba. Aad when 1 am tee Kin*. II put* me la mind ef tha Great King of Kaaven aad Berth, which la God Almighty; and llkewim hi* Ma)a«ty Kina Oaorpa the Fourth, te pray for him.' ‘Walt,' aald the Mayor, *you have given a good do•arlptloa of all tha card* axcapt •erg-apt who brought ma haforo you.* T don't know,* replied the Meyor, 'whethtr he be the greatest knave or no; hut I am rare he ia tho greeUft fooL* "The aoldler the* ceallauod; When I count the number of dote to * pack of cardi, thrra ara Ml, *0 many daya ai to a year. Whea I count bow many card* ara la 0 pack. I And U. aa many weak* ara that* in a year. Sa that thte pack of card* it both, Btbla, Almanack, and Prayer Book te me.* "The Mayor calted hla aarvantei ordered than) te entertain th* sol­ dier well and raid he was tha devt it fellow h* ever brsrd to hla Cronehaw were honored gueete. Included were Mr. and Mre. W. D. Ahrahama, Mr, arc* Mr*. V. B. Ahrahama, Mr. and Mra. / . H. William*, Mr, and Mra. T, <3. .Irnklne, and dauehier, Sandra, all nut of town; and Mr. and Mra. A. B. Ahrahama ef Sanford. GLASS m b PAINT CXJ," Your Color Hoodqturtors 1 1 M U -W , Sad M . Pkoiifo IM • SUB j FORM AL OR W E D D IN G C O M I N £ BE RIGHT IN COMFORTABLE DINNER J A C m S TUXEDOS FULL DRESS ACCESaORUB SALES and RENTAL SERVICE A*So$tJU35* �To Franciscan Missionaries “Don't you hare a tu n ny, Dr. nt bla aide. Mo lifted kla abauldara la a ahrug. She atutanad her ahouldera a HUia, "1 moan, did you leave any­ one behind la A uauiat Ate they ■till alive t* n haven't the ailghfeet idea.“Your parent*. . , t “ cried Linda. “My dear Llada.- he explained eetdly. "1 had to leave Auatrta heb u m n y mother wee a Jew!” They had reached the gatoa a* the Green, and aba atoppao wow to t u n and look at Rupert Brnat. "But i don't undent and.* aba aald to • troubled tone, "your raluc- ■ada draped upon bar “Wall, of ooursa, ba hoping that dtlva aliUM- -j where aba would turn olf lui ..^garat'a cottage. The puppy waa hnihlng and run­ ning to atrclea; Jim and Ann wera ■creaming unlatolUgtMy and Mar­ garet waa p ra t rata npaa the ST. AUGUSTINE —Teh flr.t it a. tuta to ba erected In Florida to tha memory of tha Franeiaean Minionarlci, who played inch an Import­ ant part In tha Stata'a hlatory, waa recently placed on view by the St. Auguitine HhUtorical Society at Ita Oldeit Hotiia property on tha Street of the Franciicani. The bronte etatute, cait in tlaly, ihowa ■ Franf t H 1 ^ ^i w» ciican Father with a young Indian convert at hit aide. The location la hlatorically elgnlficant In that it la aeroit tha itrae from the alto of the Old Franeiaean Monaitery or Friary. Florida haa largely naglected the minion phaae of It* hlatory, yat it waa of much earlier origin and wider extent than the million ayeDESTROYING A STIM. CAPTURED in Seminole County at tha old Chuluole SehooThouie. Stall tem of California. agent Wlie »maihe* the atUl while Sheriff Denver Cordell and State Beverage Agtnt AnTha Franeiaean movement In Beverage ■ley look on. (Staff Photo) Florida began around 1ST8 with the arrival of eeveral mlaaionariea of the Franciican order. By 1600 a Friary or Monaitery had been erected at St. Auguitine to «helter the additional miaaloneriea who were arriving to work among the Indiana. Before bee lettlameiU of either Jamaitown or Plymouth, tha confirmation of "a glorioua total" of WOO Indian convrti wa» reported by Blihop Altimlrano during a vialt II 1606. Eatabllihlng tbemielvee In one Indian village after another, tha Franciicani extended their minion chain weitward Into the region of preaenl-day Tallahaiiee and north­ ward along the coaat to what la now South Carolina, bringing the Indiana Chriitlanlty and knowledge of the European way of Ufa. By 1MO tha mlailona reached their greateit extent, but toon thereafter Brilih preiaure forced withdrawal aouthward of the contal mlialona. In the yeara following 1TOO Engllih and Indian ralda des­ troyed all of the mlialona except those In tha Immediate neighbor­ hood of S t Auguitine. Only early document*, object* recovered in excavation*, a portion of th# walla , „ of tha praiant State Araanal build- ""fded half-million dollar*, ing In St. Auguitine and the newly. Edmund* aald. “If we can erected atatute remain o memor- an additional $46,9S9 by J lallia the early efofrta of tha Fran- we will have the fund* nw clacana in Florida. for the central unit of th# la “What an earth'* Linda dropped her vartoue parcel* berttod tha puppy luta the kitchen and eloaed the doer, then apoke firmly to tha Urtoa. “But, Aunt Linda . , .“ gulped Ana. *1 ? baton to juat a minute, D u ifkUestid th# chain where aha wanted tlto; children to New s O f M e n In Service to driver reiponaibilUy mnit be lupplamentad by etriet enforce, n n l of the lew to curb the heed. Use and recklaii minority. Such eetlon l* the only effective way to hold down tha daith tolL on an Immediate and ihort-term baali, tha two traffic aafaty group* agreed. The joint enforcement m o m . mendation* for the 30-hour Fourth of July period were: 1. Cancel all daya off for police and put avary available officer on duty. Aatlgn at many penonucl aa poitible in plain clothe* and un­ marked c m to traffic patrol, ptclally from 6 p.m. to midnight® on Tueaday and Wedntiday. s. Concentrate manpower on high volume or high apeed atreete and hlghwaya where aerioua ac­ cident* are moit Ukely to occur, 8. Concantrata on haurdoua Legal Notice aad knelt healdo ltorsaret,*^riw atoetehad a hand out to her. Crumpled to that hand waa an- oss Of Coin Will Decide Home Team In All-Star Game MLAMPO — A taaa ad tha Vaack'i Miami Martini, could noil ract tha SOUTH tram whichinm m M y flipped by that haw- ba aparrd. I cludaa aavtn itara of tha poworful I immortal Deny Vaaco, will Ragardiaaa of which way tha U im owned br Naw M i th# "ham#" lo an whan coin falU. the NORTH team wUJ J * ? i CUaa D Florida SUta League uaa tha third-bun dug-out, aeeor- * , Glanta, three Oriandoani, manta ita MU annual All-Star' ding to Uagua Preiidint John and one each from St. Prtenbur# Bart at Tlakar Field hare to- Krider who urged fam to Iota no aad Wart Palm B-ach. mow night at S o’clock. |time In telephoning Orlando M ill Wright'i aquad had t tan point !m«l TSpringe, ^ l ? hhad ^ l bean t211rSinvited ,l?L ntto il far the NORTH team agalnat tohal Falsa burling tha flrat dng for thr SOUTH laam, hut l aartawt Paige, naw with BUI ------- : : Titusville Tides Saturday, fane I t ' i ll' n-a*. 1:81 a.i ifl p m 1:21 p. *Former " * " • major b^ rlaagurr ,U * Hank w v wMa- '«>«• »•*<>* and a . Wide k.., maru. Jt,kl, now pllotlag tha Cleveland f in. , vi^ U*> but **•' Indiana’ Daytona Belch farm. wlU J*lW «*■ l" »P**d lead tha NORTH team which in- j and baerball "iivvy" for tha letcludei aoma of bla own men, plui ter haa alx limited aartica or Ibree each from Oalne.vUlo and veteran. t0 ^ wlUl whllt Lreaburg, and on. from P .l.tk . Wr||(lt „ „ ^ ^ deluding d«nt Orlando Scrtomana, will dl* Tw® ot th . U preview All-Star •ndtd ah ■hut-outi And whipped tha All-Stara II to • to prrhapa tha moat apeclacular fame of them all airliner that wlU be gold in color 8-DAY WORKSHOP inatead of tha conventional ailver. BEGINS TOMORROW Plana for tha naw plane, to ba AVON PARK UR—A three-day called The "Oolden Arrow", were workahop lor mambera of Florida'* announced Wednetday by tndua- alcohollct program will begin totriallat Howard Hugbei and tha morrow at the Florida Bahibllitahead* of Delta Airline*, Coavair Cantor here, and General Electric. I En'**t A, Shepherd, admlalatrer^MVltr > Civilian nf tor ** cenWr, u U the work Dynamic*' Corn- will bulla tha •rt-peUeot cltolca and thelr Colored Nows rriatlanthlp to tha cantor will ba ftOMI IM INS U - Jardlne... diacuaard. ‘ .T han la to ba a program* and The cantor la expected to admit axhiblt of gameato mad# by tha tie flrat patient in Augua. Saartneto County Adult Education Han* Sewing Cleaew an Sunday, Jana M al 1:16 p- m. in tha S t Jrito’a Mathollat Church In Altonianto Spring*. Mambara af tha Hmm Sewing Qaaaaa t n m bath Sanford and AA*mania Bpringi wU rihlblt riatklng made i* a reanit of tba ( J f m D w e . ' Beach, North Dade and Hollywood, i awar pole yeaterdap In Oviedo aa H awarvtd to power Unaa ever aad around the truck. Two . _ ... ,»•. V. , _ We'll show you howl ACCLAIMED fW fITVl 11VVI .MW 9SW1 §4viai |ga’>!#)s^hsil CUss## I# At* Vtady far delivery in lata UU. TVA haa oti/tnO M and DriU 1A Tha combined contract, warn Mid to be more than two kuadrod _—__ W Of s — " — f ■ ;---i UPRIGHT FOOD FREEZER tamenta Springa art bring held an ji" n . Y �1 1 # Cash In " On The M an y Opportunities In The Classified A d s 1 7 -r u a N ir fE E —RomtKROLD 13-ARTICLES FOR SALE HKillliST CASH TRADE- IN —Ficiory to You— PLUMBING PRICES PAID FOR USED AlutnlRttM Cm tract and repair work. Free FURNITURE eiiinaloa, R. L Ram / , km V enetian Blind* W 1L80N -M A IER P iA tt. Sanford Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom FU R N IT U R E CO. rail with plastic end*. Flaatlc or rayon tapei. Cotlon or nylon Call BS8 cords. 311 E. P int SL Senkarlk Ulna* and Paint Co. M l outk Park—Fbaaa ■ 112*114 Wait >nd 8t. Phone *sO u - f Xr n and OARDIN tl—ROOFING PLUMBING ~mc Super Tradlnf Post m 17-S2 T a M i ’i ' f . K " Paou Read Pknaa m mu A Phone 1821 ia a Am IR-UPBCIAL NOncSR ttu U - f li C I I TO BAT ENVELOPBB, lettorkoafa, auto■aau, tavoieaa, hand Mila, and ON -— OU NO TELEVISION Our H M M DOG- S r e I r a ■ a, ate. Prafroaalva gut on the show Mary. HE DINER R S k l ' - - - - srusaR RabetUmgauU LOST - Min’* wfctte with black and design. Rollad with colored a n o n on u ch end. CaU 133-W. LOST—Parakeet, M*9* 4 tk tftmiac. Broken Mf.CaU tMW, Reward. NAM ft DO Bm Dm I Star, Call Ray. Slid. L'l __________ Made Drapery and Slip Cetera. ra rJ b SUM M ER DAY CAMP »-Aasset IT . . FkaM tiM Local and Leaf Agants far HOWARD LINES, INC. f t LAB A STORAQB, lit*, I TRANSFER ottea in s F R Am, m e iwm •™ ■14M. f t Farnitare V W Orator .* ue wen — * , S S S .m Sanford A»a, kai baas sold. ROY REEL.__________ WANTED — Rida t* Beater I. C Will pay expenaaa. JT U. Lm , u e V. FraracV AVS No. S — Thli ad ll 1 free guest pass to tho MovfaUnd Ride-In Theatre for Robert Williams. Exp. July L IMA AUTOMOTIVE S—BOATS AND MOTOR! Oao tho Now Evlnraia Una for 'M ROBSON flpwliag Gnoda m “ EvMrwdo Saleo A am ice SSt E. le t S t Phone 998 FOR SALE — TH B- P> Outboard motor, Mercury. Good condition. CaU 1SU. Ralph ftwarta. , FOR SALE—1990 2t H. P. Johnson Outboard Motor. Good Condition . Price MS. CaU 2M3-W. R—MOTORCTClNO»RlCTCLKS GIRL’S largo EngUah bicycle, 309 W. 9th A Phone 900-1 • STANLEY EULP Pfceaa Saalerd — MM 1 MU S. Park (Hlway XHt) WELL DRILLING 310 Sanford Ave. T. V. Special—o. E. Ultra vision console, 9901.95. One only at G A R LA N D SH A W 9259.93 Sanford Electric Co. US P. 0. Rea Mi Magnolia Ave. LONGWOOD . Phone: w. p. 26-aAt3 BATH TUB—Arsortment of Win dowe. screen*, iheets of monel CERAMIC TILE metal. PHONE 1091-R. Fid] F. Mueller A Ion Ph, 1S4 FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tape Re Prop o atfa ta. Quality woyk. cordite, Supplies, SEE — WIE pall drUUni, waW guaranteed BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP. 110 UOl*W* S. Park Ave. T . V. R E P A IR S 44—APPLIANCE* H I IS p m. Sarvlca Call*, *100, J. Q. Htrrln. Ph. MM-J. C A. FOR SALE - Air conditioner, 3/4 Norria, Ph. 1539. Licen ted Tech­ ton with boating unit, gioo, 2U 0 Sanford Ave., Phone 1317-R. nician!, guaranteed work. FR1U1DA1RR appbaaces, islet ta-ACHOOLSlNSTRL’CTION and service. G .U K igh. Or M e. SUMMER tutoring for elementary Fla. Pbouo r o t- m s or Saalerd IMA-W altar • p. as. pupils. CaU 105-R for appoint* ment_or Information. EMPLOYMENT LP w antbd -f e m a l b For Room or Building n. B. POPE CO. INC. M* iaMk Park Ave. Pkaua 1444 Sherman C oncrete Out West 19th I t. P in # C o. u a e q u ip m e n t HAVMM Ottteo OacUM On., a c o c i tifif.,“ ans 47—FURNmtRE—DOUSEHOLD GOODS H E L D OVER O N E M ORE W EE K Echols 36th Anniversary Sale Mellfwead Bed, Complete * R I LEGS FREE Kiagelao Rad, complete 1119 I indue wider and longer thin erdinnry bed eom Suite Bookcase hod. th and Mlrrw Odd Jab* daelrad by axperianced Room a Oomnlau carpenter. Pbeoa toa-W, Bedroom. U * ii| and gD-DUUNRW O P P O R IU N m n CONSTRUCTION Foundations laid do all or any p Ing. T am s or . K an. C a n y, AM, ovanlnRL t!U D MaRANlT 9411 S. Park RANDALL ELECTRIC CCL a f in a n c ia l ate. Ml Beet le t *L 8-DAY S PE C IA L T IIU R S. — F R l___SAT. ns A rk a S 83S _______ ____________ Dry 'One hour H * Wash sad Dry Fold Finished Laundry «**'!— . P V . ^ . 1. ^ 1--------lI u U l8 S l^ L , ,, * ■O—PIANO L M Phono MM Route 1. No LIVESTOCK 5c to 29c each We Bcaonre The Bight To Limit Fufohteee Mather of Sanford Puppies to give away, Ph. gio&W. 303-09 E. 1st St. Phone 12f7 Wanted to buy. Male Beagle, 6 to * weeks old. Cali IM f during !Z * * * Pyw anr# s i Bu t F i u y and 3107 altar 9:M f . m. _ MERCHANDISE YOU mw ir tn 's u b s R g : siture st wsMBHon eeisne. . i CAN PLA C E Y O U R W A N T ADS BY M A IL !! Whether you live right here in Sanford, or beyond tha Sanford local telephone zone, it may be more convenient to mall yuur Want Ad to the Herald Office. Print or type your ad below; count the words (Initials or art of numbers count as one word); five avernge-length words make ora line; than figure your coat from the rata schedule, and mall with cash, stamps, check or money order to Tha Sanford Herald. Sanford Fla. 18e par lin e -----------1 Hm*m I 14c p»r Hr* ______ S times! RATES Built By (TORAH A TUDOR. INC Builder* of Finer flomei For Florida Living HOMES AVAILABLE; south P tneem t.........Sanford, Fla. Grove Manor*..........Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villa*.........DaLand, Fla. SALES OFFICE MU R, French Ave. Phena; 1109 and 2M0 16c per lin n ---------3 limes I t ic per Hit* - ........... 22 time*| Minimum Charge 5te. Contract Rale and Classified Display Rates ea Requrct Elficiancy spsnmenlt, sir con dtlioning and TV eptioaaL 2621 S. Park (Highway 17-M). SinThe Sanford Herald will not be responsible for mure than one Incorrect ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT Iniertlon of your ad, and reserves the right to revise or reject any ad­ Nice furnished l-roora ap t R.svertisement that does not conform to the policies of this paper. sonable. Phone 449. PRINT YOUR AD BELOW Three and tour room furnlthaj apte. Very cl*an and aloaa in. Phena 616, Jimmy Cowan. FURNISHED apta. Phone 1321. HOMES EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. Pnval# bath. Acroet from Pail Office. Haaual Jacobean. GARAGE apartment. 9-Badroomt, living room. Electric kitchen, (If nrccMary, use ratrs sheet ef paper) bath A carporte. Fumlihed. No. 37 — ThU ad la a free guaat Prefer couple, Pbont 3497. £ aaa to the RJU Theatre for lr. C L Robertson, Longwood. NfVME OSTEEN, 4 room 2nd floor furnish, .P H O N E ed apt. Screened porch. Phone Exp, July L 1931 1357-Jl. Evenlngi 1322. ' •7—BKORRB* an* ICALTOR* ADDRESS Fum. 1 BR It t BR apta. Alta Number of Lines -Number of Tina*. garage apt. Ph. 431-W. B A L L R EA LT Y 3-ROOM l i t floor fumlihed' apt. Cheek . Mersey Order PAYMENT ENCLOSED. pot Screened porch. Phone U97 -Stamp* nr Cash Evening! 1395. iaymsa, Auectaie Apt. 112 Elm SL Phone IM3-W. Avn. HUP r t dSI U) M,i|( HI I P WANK [) I n i u l f M ’lmtDSS rt.lMli' Can salt A BRALTOR First FACING Park. 3 room fumlihed ‘apt., including utilities. 960. 2CULLEN * HARKEY room iumithed apt, utilities in­ IM N. Park Are, Phena 211* cluded, «43. 107 W, 9th SL D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D • .•4f; ‘1»a• J a n 12.330, THAT’S ALL! ACROM DOWN 31. Amrr* •' l l ki %4 i 3-ROOta Apt. Electric kitchen. 2 BR frame houaa, modem hath, 1. Bullish 1. Spanish . tea* . *"all • • Private bath, entrance. 90S Elm 4 mile* out on hard road. ■trrst car ill |f * dance wm»* rmsanmm * •si « • la 8. Having W. R. “IM " STRHPER g. Kitchen , 3MROOM"epL- fumlihed.” UUIItlei, roiro* • s u s tta . ta­ <11 no fort ,end impiomantel hot A cold water, llo per week. RMBnr — General inenvai fie a iD a i • i n i ’* ll b. Flowar ' t. Tree A Ajao i leaping room, $5 per week. ■vmainn (til 10. Faepto eP. 4. Balongtof' *• wsptarsr A ll ■ * -il » i aerial.™ wwa wasss wa« no IM III N. Park Ave. IM Danmark h , to ma • 21 Oe i : qj *11 I t» Uayor al Tha Tows i7-HUUBK» an* LOTIAURB >*. FartwtQl 12. M tasuraeh ' . fcaard U i u ■ ti Q a.nl It M ta.■.h.»» OVia Akhnndtr A Itrlagar i distancn il ... " ' f *p. ) ' , ’95- R im e 'lf 3n«n t»!lr Now’! IKE bemiboi* Resni for Dsair- u Real Kittle • liatirasce a.14 Huuitoe *. hlsiitis with was 13. Quirt 6. A cion* \ bat ski# Homes and Apll. Phone 17 t i l l llandriroua I t . Allfrtlm*' . \ (hand UR t.nn t>chi!i*<t Irror | ■ IB. Greek tatUP T. American 7:11 donas . t Taaisrdar NICE clean ftimlihel college an Cllmss 7:14 14. Formar Indian tribS 35. Ftowara J. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 17-92. Rant bp wntk or month. T IS S:SII ilroucna Mata Japants* g. one who i f ImaU M y 134. AaUrtakask CrnaMay A Beniatth Lights and eater furtubed. Ph. S no Sttiy Lumliardci Show treats tatlR | admiral of water J lX -« J at Ilf * e S ~ h f t i Phene TH 3010-Wl. 4114 Itur.i S All.n 17. Low IIIj114 IVrr.llInc lima CtilcSI* •. Clack fact .99. AahiaortRR tbey Rnew N<ahl N«a. II»I*»IS 111"* Miatllahi REDUCED to adulta, 2 Uit bouse automohkto ll.rab b iae ,* o .* ^ a T r r Thsatra 11.IS OWNER TRANSFERRED r trucks . from 410 to 965. 2963-W. 13. A pan ] *c* real I 3 Bedrooms. 1 Bath, L a r g e 11:14 Slga-a(( lit. Clamor for aheap .93. Rhipa (e ’ rwissar 2-BEDROOM fumlabed b o u a c . ,20. Kaap acreened porah. Parquet Oak 49. Tear apart* ‘ ■.wave) over nossisa Call 2103. Ploorl, O. E. Kitchen, Space 31. Foundation 31 Knocks thaatarw Mien-on rmaram Itssuma Heater, Venetian Bllnda, Car- 4.14 ,23. IndrSnita .Vrw.-W.ath.r 3-ROOM house. Kitchen equipped. porle with Utllily Room with Kill I articla * il 7.44 • liixiit Uitrnlna” Phone I42U-XJ. washing machine connections. I:n4 Cplain Kanesrnn It. Full of Ufa • :n4 Thla Land nt Our* U rge Shade treea In rear, m 96. Ttnaila FURNISHED eoltaga for ra n t itrnl* Knracs Show * 14 i strength Electric kitchen. Suitable for Mta, fully landscaped. 4l» per ID no Thu Lm ! "( Ours 1 (ahbr.) bachelor cr couple. Ph. >Q2l*W. ta il Mortgage. Concrete Block Util Ostrr Itanra Mho# construction. P r t a at 94,750. 14:10 Flrlka II nirb JT, Toots luidV OCEAN FRONT retUga it New ff.AM Dawn. Monthly payment! 11:04 Valiant rordrUlinrd l.iva at lira 11:11 ■lightly more than half rental tt 14 u.ar. h ("r Tomorrow Smyrna, Ph, 3147 after • p. m. •RRlarowb vharw 11:41 liuiein* l.lfht COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4AKTKNhOOX room. l bedroom house, screen­ II « N>»i . _ _ ed porch. Nice yard. All electrie i , u M. nd t'p a *• cauoua , 4implement 11:14 Iha Woild Turas1* kitchen. 4 montha only, |30 !3I. Muaas J . w . ^ aV u r k a l t o r | nn llnh.rl U t.*wls month. Phone 2943. .Orwwoid I :In a il l.lnhl»lt*r'» Housspartr fobnsy Walker. Aaanciata l -aa o»rr» Slnora Mhow ?Apaeot THE HOWARD” COTTAGE— New '‘Call Hall" Phone 175S I on Tun Bis I’tyoK Smyrna Beach, accomodates d, J It wtlm r» ra ONLY S4000 00 ocean view, AS0 week. Cuntlet lis t Bnh Crn.br Shoe JACK GOLDEN REALTY, New Tkraa bedroom elder house on one I ns srltht.r Dav t: II M.rr.l Storm lot juat outside aity, Hose to Smyrna Eaaek. in Th» SCSI* n( Nl*h* . •bopping area. Only gtooooo ■ 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. Additional tats available. Fumi i.o* rhnnn.l ill rmn.rnnds Call 2002. turn Included In above price. cw * T ?r* • h / V T o ’J f V ' t K i . . Kdkar t A, ||44 U ick.r Ueusa A. WaUnw. RntHbr 3-BEDROOM house. Fumlihed or M ■ 1:11 unfurnished. Phone iiM PMne im thtSw'Vtwarea * X*«' a i l Ml. rrnstnn at Xuhoa • 14 M A L T Y CO. Irf-na liana.r arnmas CLHAN re am , TV. The (isbias, 491 Mtimoiia. »M. M /M a in Brnhar a i* Sfl.nra rinltou Thnalar ■a “-aiih Television * e Ea,*ssas. ■NKM BS iShSTir M! M l f c , OaMmd* B e . - f k . l R l to * XVsiarfrnnt 4 Mt.r . ■yU<?ftaear laiaa wntamarr H O O . MU ELM AV*. U ll * BaEfinm medern home, near 11:14 PIsaarHt Bchaal, only a year* 14:11 iiiia 19:46 ■ m m i be aa law «a Mitnablifce ran t III •M lredf Have eaeallent g ledNorn bouse at MU Willow Ave., £ ^ n??! |T us;s: K J g monthly, Mortgage. avsBnbl* at reei prtM* wBb IB* beat flninctog A vMh a M n ia dewi-pay- c n m * . Jr. ate )p*r iff I ill :ti cent 41 S« in »m A« lU d ty w, BomucM* FOR WIDE CHOICE of buyers, renteri, workers, ui* Went Ala. omaaral l u c l r t l U Boy TV. It's IAMB A V naw. aw e far Wtksl wui taka Fiona 1921 in place ’em. nr* famous Under*. CM1 l2M for SIMAS Sanford Eloctrk Co. 116 Magnolia Ava. _______ «* nd-willar'* totar aatnd haip. July I, ISM- Avsion Apu. EfRoaney. Paooe COMPLETE wMl a l the «*stares yen hav« draamid a beet seeb Open stock . ... Close-out* . .. . Cups . . . . Saucers P itie s..;. . aa aelared Gewersl Electric ap rUarmo am Sued bowls ... Platters, etc. n ituree. n . H i UOO MallenvUle UM (1 CARS IHlIf.KS I OR Sftl I NOW A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. WELARA APARTMEN1S: roomi. private bithi. H4 W P in t St HUTCHISON’S (Hein F r o n t HOMES Apu. 2M s. Atlantia. Daytons Beach. Cell 2374-W. <EW, Beautifully Designed THREE and FOUR Bedreem Remaa • 1 NICELY fUnuahad I room farige and I Baths apartmanh Call C. C. Walsh, 111 or 945*R._____________ , FHA and VA (Ol) FINANCED A Vartad Selection of Plana FURNISHED Oarage tpt. 2300 Priced from IUJOO in 194.404 Hellonviila. BUILT On Lavgn I is4aeep*d L a tit la the beet ag naigbbar DISH RIOT CUSTOM BUILT HOMES •VA-FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ‘LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS at—a pa r t m e n t s marteaa,' UHra vanGnal A F r a n a h Csiatal , ____ f 0 H R l N1 • RENTALS B vr- INTERESTED in a imaU bustaaT Tropical aquarium *upaaiaT Rea- LOW ELL B. OEIER Ma^bf ^ IHMA#' 13&9 Officei M9I A Orlande Dr. DC a Trsetor, Bargain Phone INI ■ B irr TRATTOR CO ■lwa> 17-tl goat* f l e w lei NOT A PROJECT! SERVICE Station available lmmedia Ulr, Inventory propoal* lion. Major Company Products. AUIMNVM For House T L AIR CONDITIONING WAITRESS - Apply Touchtoe'i BA G G K K LY Drug Store, Mr. Clark. A P P L IA N C E C E N T E R ‘Your WaihagkouM Dealer'* STENOGRAPHER for secretarial 115 MAGNOLIA work; also bookkeeper, must be PHONE 1757 good typist. Writa Box 206 San­ II—BUILDING MATERIALS ford Herald. Beautician, air conditioned eaton. U S E D BRICK Good pay, permanent position. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used Phone 971 or 2S01-J. brick. O m i t , red, and burnt black. Sea them at SHERMAN >7—HELP WANTEU-MALR CONCRETE PIPE CO, COLORED MAN to work around RED-I-MIX CONCRETE ■tore and help deliver. Muat be Miricle Concrete Co. 25 or over, sober, honest and 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Interested In steady y e a r ■round work. Must have drivers ic Tanka license. Apply In persnn to Senmulled. “IS ford Furniture Co. 300 E. Frist Miracle Concrete Co. Street. 509 Elm Ave. Phorn# 1355 ESTABLISHED Insurance Debit CONCRETE In Sanford. Salary end commis­ neady Mixed Concrete. Concrete sion. Call Mr. Adair at 20029 Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Orlando. Thursday or Friday, Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qua lliieations. « —MALE cr FEMALE "-tSBSff ’ “ Tarpaulin*. Amiy-Nsvy Surplus Ptusp Satea with Repair darvlee wtu pay YOU M m * US before you buy. Ope* Evenings and Sundays $30.00 dally, Sell Lumlnoui Door Platte. Write Reeves, Dept. No. Palatka, Via. 25. Attleboro, Mess. Free Sam* plat. F o__ r RENT—M* trtila r with awnUg. Park Avenue Trailer CL Wa are accepting application! for a part time representative to io credit reporting In Sanford O B U S IN E S S and vicinity on a fee basis. Re­ SERVICES tired or semi-retired person* alio comtdercd. Car eaatntlal. li-K K A U T T M l Reply by mail, auilng age, background, builntaa or em­ ployment record a*d present activities. Reporting Manager, M S I. Oik FA i n pun A Bradstreet. IM., P. O. Rex 2206 West Bay SUUon, Jacksonville, Fla. Mo. a — Tkia ad la a free gueit K i t |n t h e j l i u Theatre for •a R i k a Unlaw. Exp. July L in e . ‘ Rig aalectlon of glued N.C. pouary Large urn*, rebbecai and taaea »' Phlleo refrigerator, full Irteai compartment, 130. Sts ad gas cook range Bottled Kitchen cabinet. Porcelain, New Inner spring maltreat MU Antique French china clock Beautiful rare epeclmm Sts Several china cabinet* from *40 New, 5135, bed davenport, 997.50 Open evenings. Toot your bom Phone 3017-W. Sylvania cablnat of light T. V. Regular 9319.93. One only at SS7S.N It's not a trade-in — It’s new. Remember one only. San­ ford Electric Co. 116 Magnolia. Complete like now mahogany dl ning room luite. Oval tall# and aix chain. Large hreakfront and buffet, 5300. Mahogany Spinet Plano, 1300. It ft. boat and trailer, S1U. Corner Pal­ metto 17-92, De Bary. S- Farley. Paint—MM gal. Foot Lockera, apeelal |7.9#. Jungle Hammoeki, Thorn. Jana SL 195S THE SANFORD HERALD 19-MOM E l T. w. n o n AMH* #. Ran, AMMlatn fail ir-aa at mawetha r e in s r a a e x i i e Tist FaUsrn (Inna Uernlnr c n t . Konnoru* iinrrr Monro iSir lb# It nirh VnMaut IfOdr valiant td>«a 0or Lifo Ln«a #.rch far TnmnrraW *••»"> iluidlnl ns uaai 1: oa It.nnrl Tiimmr Won! Show A* Worlil Tutu* Ji.hnnv r'nrton l|nr|(.yl,1y ir Pnvnff &nh nb Cra.hr~ IT nr Mi L. P» r.iKar Knowa aSst l i s a Its port 7... raul. Slnrr Font ■•Itart Cnrratl’e aVnlll.i* Kiwi * so *r Wrlfhisr Dar ... Snrt.t etarm its Ktaa at M |hl S 04 Ol»n llnti.4 Radio vw uiebi •pasta Saak • s e t a teal ■twaaai c i.a Wvsaiaa Mums M ika nsOar mat M for Malta K lflt Killian tialtaa NattaSo It’s Daaaatlasa a t a w n w m i» U V c, MUD A t Mp* Oa Daws Breaker* aws erkil wtytrl ■awa S ■aw# Sparta St A Woa /"okay's Ckataa ■Sonia* D a .n it.u Harmnay Tima Worts e t m at Mnrnlnr M. India* Mora ea t Tkora ISO* OtMk 1AM ARE FUNNY TEMPLE. Tax. (Jt-Sam Flap* fished all afternoon at tha TfibfU Country Club lake with no tuck. Al dusk ha gav* up and sUrteaYW lag across tha lak* to Uei ’RMBl Flora hoard a sudden spUsb’j U ’M d a thump. He turned around I* Bps a SI* pound basa Ooppiag i m g l Id tha boaL A. S. Palawan. Broker Aaaaclataa A R. Peterson Jr., p. j . cbea* ism a n eC T C ia a Mraan, Garfield WlUetta, Joke n ta ia tf Maisek. R. W. Williams, HsasJ avam a jf* field, A. C. Deudaty, Land l:SI Tbn ttayiam wear •n n y ar. •■at W-rl« •* »i* U |N . Park Phena UM. • i l l Market R ise n 1949. I i f ham bales Office: Little Venice TOO MUCH FURNRVREf CUf Arbor. ttliad ads tali the- lurplua for CASH. Phase UM far an adwriter. _____ If Net Receiving Regular Delivery of I he FLORIDA T1MES-UNI0N Cell 1787 PIPE CO. Oat W eot IStb SL ■ r: �I emit stre s s s a v ' . odel IB-1 ON G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CO. 116 Magnolia Avenue 300 Julia Street Phone: 50 �If T®wv Horn Id I* Not Dclivcrod By • F. M. Call IASI Bofor* T P . M. For Dollvory Shop and. Save In Sanford 1 i W8 P A P E R .u * i xlyu i IM * ra n fo rd PljOWIDA Teenage A ctiv itie s Next W eek tjW N E l 1958 Parents Urged To Secure Vaccine Shots For Children Actlvltlet for the Teenage Group, In the citywide summer recreation program for th* week of Juno 25-29 hav* been planed with afternoon and evening ■Iona whkh will appsal to th* boya *nd girl*. The, activities are divided Into two >e*»iont. The 1 afternoon period extends from 2 until five o'clock with fho evenimr seulon beginning *t 7)30 and continuing until 10:30 p.m. These *r* tha activities planned and KheJuled for next weak! MONDAY (afternoon) Skllnr — Senior High student* to meet *t the City pool. TUESDAY (afternoon | Tennla clasaea—all high school ■tudenta at tlty courts. Horobark riding — 14 yean to elder to meet at elty pool. TUESDAY (evening) Celery Crete — open for high school only. Sanford Teenage A d v i s o r y Council—meets at City 11*11. WEDNESDAY (afternoon) Ski clessee — all Junior High Students—meet ad city pool. WEDNESDAY (evening) . 'Junior High only — at C*l«ry JOHN COOPER. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. DtitH< Manager, t«11« tha SamInula County J»rcN i of Telephone Company prop*** in Sanford. (Buff F Crate, THURSDAY (afternoon) Tennli classes — ell Junior High atudenta — at city courts. THURSDAY (evening) Dance — Junior High atudenta only — at Calery Crate. •Swimming — High School stud­ ents only — at city pool admis­ John Bants, chairman *f tha* ~ --------- -»• sion 25c. Bcmlnola County Chapter of tha j i CUC Cl. J L FRIDAT (evening) NaUonal PoUo F^ndaUon. raporw 1 ^ 6 6 M l J M U 0 6 I m Dance — High school atudenta tad today that tha local chaptar only — at C*lery Crate. 8wimmiag — Junior High Stud­ ents only — city pool, admission I 6e. Chapter Raises Over $7,000 In Polio Drive Bill Bush To Give Auxiliary To Buy President's Report Hospitality Cart Fruit Fly Traps Installed In All # Rotary Monday Citrus Counties To Grant FP&L Franchise In '56 N®. 12S W IN Polio Season Begins Federal Salk polio vacclno ihota are being given each Tuesday and Friday morning at th* S.mlnole County Health Unit on Palmrtt® Av*. The shot* are given from X:M to 11:30 a. m. during th* clinle hours to children in the age gmuu eligible to receive the Immunltation which Is from six month* to 19 year* of age. However, It fi pointed out, that these shots may also be given by family physicians. "We ar* now at th* beginning of tha polio season and I1T.M4 child, rex la Tlorlda who are In *h# eg* group eligible to recelvo Federal Salk vacclno ,0-19 year* of age, havu not been Immunlted," Dr. Wilson . T. Bonder, State Health Officer* Florida State Board of Hoslth, an. nounced today, "I cannot urge parents to* strongly to secure this protection for their children Immediately,1* continue* Dr. Sawder. Ho further points out tost tha vaccina Is sD* available for expectant mether*. I* tbx past, says th* Bfoto Health Officer, there was got onogh Salk .vacclno to moot th* do. mand. Now w* hav# mot* tha* enough vacefo* to flU xQ roquost* and the state Board of Health D anxious that M eligible child op poreon fall to racolvo hla or hep immunisation. 80 far only oo*third of too olt. glble population (l.S R M ) in th* state hav* rocoivtd as much on* lnjoctiou. "W# a n oxtnmaly snaloui to rate* this figure to a t least Tt per cent," eay* tho Health Officer. "Aad that Is a bar* minimam of what w* hop* te achfovo, 0*r ultimate goU is to protect avory eligible person against poll* Itte and partjeutarty ftta dr*ad- •chool M aim '-fcan all part* at ipttad figures fofrfb® Florida. which will begin l weak of residence tomorrow at Florida fln t y«»r of Baft immunisation*, a. .. * . . . „ . m il ana inv ■iiocuica ouitiaw State Unlveralty for tralnlnf la April USEApril ItU, revosl that Literally hundred* of fample* pUljt flcUJtiei ^ o W ( 1,42s,. sevan countias la th* BMt* load fo ■Uto and local government. of fruit have bean brought boro 000. Thli expenditure U allghtly polio ImmunDations. "The** coun. Spontered by tha American to deurmtno whether or not the In exceaa of the greet expenditure Legion AutlUary, Department of tlea," says Dr. Jam** a Bond, Mediterranean Krwh Fly has In* la IMS of m .W . Florida, Glrta State will Immedt. State Board of Health opidamM*. M o d varlou* area*," Florida Clt- The growth of tha Ttlrphona ately follow Soya State on tho gDt, “report that they hav* immu. n a Mutual raportad thU morning. Company In the Sanford area hat campui. There will be no aha red nJwd to por coat or moro «f their "However, in all Instances tha directly paraleUed the growth of governor'* Inaugural ball tUa yaar ollglbl# population. Broward Coun. report* reveal that tho infestation the town, for tha two organliationi btcauae ty Usds with a pareeutoge of M X ha* been by the vinegar fly or On Juna IS, 1115, when Southern possible, Saule reported this of crowded roaidence*. The boya Other top eountloo a n : Okaloosa, soma other type of ecavenger fly Bell purchased the Sanford E i- morning. leava Saturday morning and Mi* M.4) Dado, StS; Leon, at.I; Dell.S; Palm Beach, M4 sad that la completely harmless to changa then were 4*0 telephone* reglater that afternoon In Soto, In reporting this paat year'a glrta Msrtla, JO. sound fruit on the tree*," Florida and approximately TSOO people la Jennie Murphre# Hall, "Since tho onset of to* poll® Citrua Mutual said, the area. Today the Sanford #x- campaign funds, John Bauts said Legion anilllary offlclala In At the present time, Folk Coun- cb,n*#. telephone* and that tho Balk vacclno haa boon charga will be Mr*. 0. H. Whitman vaccination program fo Florida 1® April, 1*45, over a million injection* ty Is tho mo»t northerly point In •PProxlmaloly M.aeo people, extremely effective. Doctors kava of Dads City, director; Mra, L, S. which the Mod-Fly haa boon found. *•*» **id , that ho was all cooporatod, ho said, and "you Marshall, Tallahassee, assistant hsva been give® Baft vteclno fo tho otote with *0 ovldonM of any However, tho reports, ‘received eonfjdont of the continued growth director; Mrs. Ed Bentley, Lake­ dally at tho Lakeland Heidquir- “ “ >e area and that he oxpecU can aeo your family physician to land. committee chairman) Mrs. reactions or eompUcaUoas", etotoa Dr, Rond. "Tha NatlMal Found*. ter* of Florida Citrua Mutual re- lb ,t by llM th« Sanford Tala, reralvo Uto shots." L. E. Daas of Chattahoochee and veal that a fly had been found at Ph?M 1E*e1h,n,*» he about The galk vacclno was aado pos­ Mra. J. B. Jonas of Bella Glad*, Uon for Infsntlli Paralysis sell, mates that th* Balk vaccina haa Melbouma In Brevard County on twlca the also U U today, sible through tho March of Dimos committee members; Mra. Edwin provan M per eent effective fo pro. the roast. I McCann, Sarasota, staff mambar, fund, Sauls said, "and It took four venting paralytic polio.** Other area* in whleh the fruit B r O l l t e V S c H i r O r d billion dimes to discover tbo pre­ and 11 counselors representing all The State Board of Health say® fly h it been fnued Include F*rt- ■ '•■ISIW J sactlona of the sUU. ventative vacclno." that at laaat two shot* of vacria* Myari, Sebrlng and Avon Park. E l e c t e d * 5 6 BOVS* The auxiliary leader* win ho a « necessary for good Immunity "I want to particularly com­ assisted At a matter 0/ precaution., _ , /# ' by staff member* of tha mand tho Sanford Naval Air B u ­ FSU School of Public Administra­ M f “ Of* complete protectlo® fruit fly trap* have been inotullwd S t a t e S h e r i f f a total of to m Injections fo rec­ tton civilian employes, officer* and men for their efforts," the tion on Instruction to tha girls In­ ommended. U S e V S . “'.‘ fUS' Ji i * local chapter chairmen said, cluding Daan Wilson K. Doyle, Dr. Aa th# Umperatur* rite* *0 doe* H. O. Waldby, Murdock Martin, r a a u " ' •*“ ™ “ c k ' « l » ' i f . ? , t " , j ™ . r u i "They contributed fl.SSO to our Miss Juanita Gibeon and Paul da to# danger from polio Ineraa**. campaign." ■very parent fo urgod te contact . . . _ .. . „ . . compos of Florida Stale UniverGutman. A syitem whereby all of tho re- ll(- . “Wo hav* deposited HAH te tha At th* formal opening meeting tholr privata physicist or county J , ? " lh* The 4M high school junior* from H R campaign fund and IL2U Saturday night FSU President health department without delay and maka arrangements for fojeo. v , * * 1 * , / * ? , ^ ,V*T section of Florida attending to tho 1MT fund," ho said. Doak 8. Campbell, Mayor Fred »W *•«*• * * • state Ore study. • Santa reported that T h o chap- Winter!* of Tallahassee and Leg­ tion* of Salk vacria*. "*• W v ekild .protected," aika Ing government by practicing it ter has six old eases rwhieh are re­ ion auxiliary o f f i c e r a will qion might b* disseminated ^ too State Board of Health and to* throughout all of llw dtna pro u J J j ^ ^ T n T d v t e erganDa’ ceiving aid from th* Fomsdatlon." waleom* tha members of Girls Seminole Conly Health Unit. Ho explained Hut to per sent State. Sunday morning tha girl* during area*. Uona throughout Florida, all money collected stays In the will bo required to attend a united "Wt won't hold hock anything Roys' State divide* itself late of and reports wa receive will b* ac- eight mythleal "countries" and county. This la th* policy of th* rhurrh service In Wastcott Audi­ Over 400 Amateur curat* and up-to-date," they re- tbo counties make up a mythical organisation since Re inception torium when the Rev. Mr. Harry With the exception of thro* prev- B. Douglass Jr., director of youth Gardeners Present ported. " 1foth state. lou* years when one-third wont to activities of the Episcopal Diocese naoarch, one-third to lb* National of Florida will make an address. For Short Course Foundation, and ana-third stayed Immediately after the service in­ More than IN amateur gardener* fo tbo couaty. "This waa when struction and organisation of city r*s**rch wa* stepped up te per­ and county govsrnmenta will get from all parts of Florida wero present for the opening session of underway. fect tho vacclno," ho sold. Tho Seminole County Chapter of Members of Girts State will have the General Extension Division of th* National Polio Foundation will s social break Sunday afternoon Florida's Annual Garden Club hold Its annual meeting at the In attend a reception at the horn* short Count at the University of Educational Building on Comqtar- of President and Mra. Campbell. World* on Tuesday (Juno la). clal Avo, on July to, at 4 p. m. At their Sunday night session, Pictured studying the opening ."All foteroitod person* a rt state parties and platforms will be day’* program ana (from left tu cordially Invited to attend at set-up. After mor* organisation right) Mr*. Irwin Fleischer, MB which tlmo Marion T. Jeffries, preliminaries Monday morning, Plumes* Dr- Sanford; Mr*. E ar. South Florida Foundation repre­ Girls State will move from univer­ lyl* F. Hotholder, M44 Hibiscus sentative, will bo preaont," said sity campus te tha State Capitol Dr.. Sanford; Mr*. C. F. Imtdley. J Receive FP&L for their first at aaveral sessions Ito* Lark S t, Jacksonville; and C. S. M om , 4JN McGinn —at 10:to a, m. greetings will Im Service Pint extended from th# governor's of­ Blvd, Jacksonville, Tho tknoAap Service Pine denoting to yoare of fice and mambar* of tba state cabi­ Garden CUto C ra m is befog cow. service In tho Florida Power and net to th« assembled girls in the fight Company organisation wore House of Representatives. presented to Sanford employe# of On Tuesday Girls State will bo tho aompeay, according to th# mainly concerned with tha general latest Ditto of Sunshine I n v k t aUction of state officer*—gover. AgricuRarn and Agricultural Era Station. Coordinator I* News, a FPALCo publication. Rot, cabinet offlcara, supremo poriment pictures of th# reclplenta, three court Justices and member* of the Ur*. Edith McBride Cameron *1 th« Extension Division1* of them, appeared In too June legislature. Wednesday afternoon bead issue of th* magtiine. the girt* will have their Aral legis­ deRtrimawt of woman's activities. Thaos receiving service pin* lative session la th* Capital here w en Jessie Wiaaiagbam, to their repraaonutlvas will be yuan, Sanford plant; Margaret M. sworn la by Justice E. K. Robert* Wright, to yaar*. Sanford taut- FICTL'RED Hit'DYING tho opening day'* la th* House, tad their senators ■a qf thu Central .neai office; and Bin Tyro. to Annual Garden Club Sheri Count at Ui lafUti by Justice Glena Terrell in the lyl# p. Reusholder, BBeeford; Mr*. C. F. Bum Jtont M u h r u o a « i k t i M l * Memortel HeaptUl yegUrAef tlmo In tho Ufa of William (BUI) afternoon la tho oonforencoroom Bnah that he win loag remember at tha boopltat, It waa decided to fer that t ill bo tho time when porches* n hoipltality cart that * • will make Mo report t* tho had bora approved by H. M. Weir, raambora of tho Banfori Rotary hoepltat odmlnlatrator and h a Club In regular meeting a u la - Vary Detyua, director of nurece. E M at the Yacht Chib, a* he Tho coat of tho cart will bo l $315.10 and U will bo uied to The City of Saiuord was tho sev­ aomptoto* hla torn of office as' traniport magaxinot, s m o k i n g materials, toilet articles, candy, enth city in the state to grant etc., to the rooms of the patient* franchisee U> the Florida Power on tho two floors. and Light Company this year, Among other much needed according to the latest Issue of Items tho auxiliary voted to pur* Sunshine Service News, a comp­ chase were four itooli for tho any published trade magatlne. Joyces* sponsored contest, has hospitality shop and II collapsi­ Each of tho communities sign­ ble tablet which will bo used foe enjoyed an odlfyiag yuar, Ha haa ed standard to-year franchise naan many of tha club sponsored flower* la Ut* patient'* rooms. in fe c ts brought to successful Mrs. A. W. Epp* Sr., who pro- agreements. iluskm, haa bad tha coopers- aided at tho meeting lilted a num­ Newer franchise* granted, other of an hla eaamitteo chair- ber of itome of equipment which than Sanford, a r e Miramar, , haa **** hla club enjoy out- tho hospital la In need and which Hampton, and South Palm Beach. aha stated that It la hopad that the auxiliary will ho able to pur­ in a recent nsws release, the chase with money realised from New Smyrna Beach city commis­ sion passed an ordinance rahlng various project*. power ratea from |7J0 to (US for One of tho moet outstanding 300 kilowatts and waa placed on fund raising projects that tha first reading at a meeting of the group will undertake will bo the I Board of City Commissioners “folUos" to ho presented with the | simultaneously with tho meeting assistance of talent from tho 1of the Board of Sanford City Navy personnel and other local Commissioners which approved a U to la g g in g president. Dr. Ulent on Feb. I and t, of next franchise for Florida Power and Light Company. Versons will officially taka office year. cq July t, tba first g a tin g of Mrs. H. C. Oakee, hospital li­ The raise, was requested by th* brary chairman, reported that the ttB year IMB-T. Officers who will New Smyrna Beach City Com•grre with hlai for tbo coming library ia getting organised and ml»ilon because the'city's finan­ that hooks have boon catalogued PCM a n t Sr. R. V . Ruprecht, cial position "Is clo*e to a cri­ foryj Walter M. Haynes, for use by dociora end patient*. sis" according to Mayor Brctee Mrs. M. L. Raborn Sr., reported rar) and Frank Neel, aorgMcCray. that tho hospitality shop Is atetdlt-arma. Handling tba very A provision of th* New Smyrna ty showing a profit. She also re­ land office el program Belch City Ordinance Increase* ported that due to tha shortage of Chatman wtll be Myron (Mike) Withers she had not been able to the chtrgee for cutln* from |10 ■ k , assisted by Tommy More, to 525. hasp S toat m a s J r, Rob U n m , tho shop open full time. Chart!* Merriaon, Andrew C. Aa an Inducement to now mem­ (Andy) Btfoe, Gordon Bradley, bers, It waa decided by tbo group VkMda HowaUlat, Harry Loo J r, to offer a ala months member­ Sbd Moughts*), Oreille Touchtou, ship of S1.M from July I through fit Chert#* (Chuck) Vodopleh. December. All member* who ore now enrolled and hav* not boon (1 -shrdlu emlwyp shr ahr placed are requested by Mrs. Epps to contact on* of the committee chairmen so they can bo ptaeod to serve. Active members are requir­ ed to servo to hours during tbo year, with regularity and penmptnoaa Wing of prime Importance. g W eather � 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, June 21, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 21, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/91d87aed7f32b691c3a2c5e850865d00.pdf fe3f16150b7f87c9d2e91d610b82c753 PDF Text Text TTT n A ' ,»]• «V) rV'Mf.11Vl V - ro Television • m * tt n u aau a Summer School Is underway At FSU t n u u f i with m o * V oir a * r n r n m . looi a a i e t r i u rtm i u m r u w M lH r .R ie ii* iA Joha D tlr K i e l i m i w u it’a Cars** lx,** N aeoar . ReaOeavoue ••TH* U d n # a o 'ik *' • <** Tat .a u m n*0 Ikotto* in *** u o c itte o t a* J o rO T aeatro lata# rireaio a T haatr# la:*# Croaoeoaea ii:a a M o a t Nawe Noport ' TALLAHAMKE,-----tl#r# than it N itadMU art «xp#et*d for UtMMT ochool It Florida State jU ahm lty, ! Tha t i a f n ' m v «*I bujldiag, lb#, I 2. 1 M.0M library. U epta for tl« find lima and students raglii#r#d la th# comfort of It* air 11:11 its * tlitt ‘ .(feny of th# number, aeeordiag ’T a Chattel H. Walker, tli* rtfl*Itrir, alroadr hare regUtored^aad 2f«ld tholr f##». 144 • It •it# M l t t 'l 1 * * | w h Vlewar’a P tta a t G arry H aora 1#.»* T h u Can# of Our# ta il* ■ irlha l l Rich 1:1* Rrnla Koiac* BheW ttlll lilt* 1J:»» H it * list* J*tUo}ed by firs Saturday* PWt Naval officers of SNAS dlieovtr* KEARNEY, Neb., ID — There appear* to he a brUk demand for mod railroad locomotive*, ih Kearney city council learned Tne council aiked the Union Fa cille Railroad for a retired engin.to be placed in one of tha city pirka. The railroad replied the. ■ ■ .. ^ T. . , . m i. ITt'c f p , :... p 7 ~ ; l;>> P. . t. * *:t* I Is*# P IP r l f *m ■ ••e -w e a th e * Tba H arnln# th a w a ta* * H iom with re filtration detail* y et ta be completed taka their . regUtratlaa earda ta the A m t TRING1 DIE, Ohio, ill — A ml*take Ooeald John ion and Alban bat fin** of HM and coat* . Felloe aald tho two olole faUona af foal far their ear a co«l aompeay. Aa they tha car Stalled and they •stuff:’ ^ V rta it u k i (it A t i V 1 Oceon House Will Soon Be No More HOLLYWOOD (.ft— Ocean Houicj "We only had 30 room*," ha at11 aoon be no more. Thue nilli explained. " It wa* Juit too aspan i« the moit notable reminder of •ive to run the place. It took too much t" open and cIom it every >]!>*ood'i iplcndlfcrcua era. That tvai the roaring 20j. when veaion." Hi handed me the key* to tbe c booming film induitry made illllonalrea out of movie alar*, main home, and 1 wandered hat w*« when you could live like through the darkened halla. Flrat a millionaire, too, a* did Marion atop w n the rathikallar on the Davie*. She poured $3,230,000 into lower level. Now dmty and worn, a beach home that ha* been called the eVnaUey of Hollywood, after It had been a favorite gathering the lavlih palace of French kingt. place for more Intimate partial— Now the huge manor ii to be tom ■ay, 30 or le u . Originally It had down. It *111 hi replaced by a been an inn In Surrey, dating back more up-to-date feature'of Ameri­ to 1360. The maniteplece waa the oiliest in the home; it wa* marked can culture: a motel. What a place It wai! Fifty-five 1642. On the main floor ! found ona bathroom* and 37 fireplace*. Entire room* from famoui Kngliih man- ornate room after another. . .The *iom. A 110-foot iwlmmlng pool dining room, reception room and drawing room came from Burton lined with tlaltan marble. These were the fttrmondln*i In Hall, County Clare, Ireland, and which the blonde actreu entertain­ all of them are 60 feet long. . , ed the movie great* and vliiting The gold room Ii the moit d u e l­ royalty. The place confuted of five ing. Antique mirror* line th* wall* colonial houiea eeitled between the and the column* and ceiling* a rt Santa Monica palliadei and the Mill bright with the gold leaf that Pacific tandi. Tho prevent owner, took New York craftimen elx Joteph Drown, plan* lo tear down month* to apply. But tom i of tlw tho main home and two other* ceiling paint hat cracked from to make room for a drive.In hotel. leaka.. .Alio on th* main floor la a Th other two building* and the labyrinth of kitchani and panpool will remain a* a beach club. trie*, each roam a* big aa tba Recently 1 paid a la it viiit to average tract home. tha Daviaa mamlon. It wat a grey The feature of tha upitalra la tbe day, and a* one wa* around the Marion Davie* mil*. Tha marbla huge iwlmmlng pool, which oper- mantle, carved with wine-drinking ratea ai part of the Sand and Sea cheruhi, wa* from a 1760 Georgian Club nowaday*. Manager Tbomai mamion at Sutton, Surrey. Th* mu Huber aald thlo will be the third ral wallpaper coit 17,$00. Th# auita summer that Ocean llouio baa hai twin bathroom* of colored mar Lie. been cloved. f c t t a f UtTfa Search for Tomorrow irra a ia o * N*w« ■tan# tJ# O B* C«on«e# •'Ao lha Wort# Turn*” Johnny P lr M l Art L tnkiattar'a Hou»*p*My Flint Par* Tha Rl# Pvyorr 1: 1* Film F».-a f i t t Rob Croaby th a w ■:#* R rla h tlr Hay 1 :** Itl* III *:<* THE FRAME HOME of Guy C. Warmaek, wWA f M , , si hilt th t family was away on vacation. 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DRESSES MEN’S SUITS REG, SALE 9.95 #•••***••*■••#*••••#»*•*W*W«**W*#1 10.95 12.95 E n ttra SALE • #*Mk»eM#*#*t»#**#****e«e*tva# >#4 *tt4 *a#*M*ei***i#i###*#|a| ••••*«•••WWW#*•#*• ww A Nationally known brand, cool, com­ fortable, durabl«, a largo block of regu­ lar*. also a few in ahorts, longa and atouts. 1 4 .9 5 •*Wff**t|k>*****a# REG. SALE 35.95 .•*Ma***MM*.**iMtMa«i#a##d( 2 6 7 9 55.00 .. 4189 MEN’S SPORT COATS In cooler lighter weight fabrics but haa all the ahape retaining quail tie* of a heavier coat REG. 29.95 a***...., 35.00 #tM#i#w*aM*«twtttMa#M#a###H SALE s to c k of L a d ie s regular and half ___ . Womens, Misses and Junlon. All a rt Summer blenda, w/tah dry elun. in walit aizea 28 thru 50- ■ Hill in ■ •an a* l:*l Rude m # 1 « a i« Itit* IrSI Rar Non* Reach 1:1k Amortcaa L M |M a im * World At to ; »* Ha* hat inn Molodl** Ricord P rat law m *:*• T h b Tim* W AT 1:11 Mi iitr* aa# tk a r * 111* CH* tnoma M i l W an# *fa* H»to#w Haw* ll.M R.aitka Hunt Y 0 W ELLS BIG PRE-INVENTORY SALE! ENDS WEDNESDAY NOON QUADRIGA %rZ d«ity#y*4 by fir# Saturday Mgkl •••••*•••**•****•»***w * * * * * * » * v 4 17.95 ••#**••*-**•••••••• MHtHIHtHi 19.95 •••*••WWW««*•••**•* *••••*• IBM 22.95 •W ••*#•#MMW W W **•*** «#«• I at* 24.95 ... IM * ALL BETTER DRESSES ALSO REDUCED IN PRICE •*•*•••**•* ***•*. ALL DEPARTMENTS �I f T o o r R tra M t i N a t D elivered By I P . M. Cull 1*21 B efore Y P . M. P a r D o llv sry 1 ___________________ AW IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N B W 8 P A P E K H A N FO R D . F U M 1 P A W E D N E S D A Y , JU N K 10. 1»M T otriorrow Day Of Summer The flrit day of aummer wit! officially make IU appearance at 5:2t a, m tomorrow In the mldit of a potential heat wave. Already It la mldiummer wea­ ther In Sanford, hot and humid, and po**lbllltlea of raina to cool off the already parched area very dim. In other aectlona of th« coun­ try: Severe weather waa reported to section* of the mid-continent •wel­ ter belt. Thunderstorm*, heavy ■hower*, damaging wind itorma and tomadic winds struck areas Is the middle and upper Mississippi valley* and Northern plana*. Heaviest rainfall wa* reported In parts of South Dakota and w ait central llllnnl*. Falla measured nearly 4 inches at Flenklngton, RETIRING PRESIDENT BEK WADE, of th* Sanford Lion* Club, torn* the gave) over to newly (m ulled P reel dent, Dalle* Loop a t Ladlea Night and Imtallallon Banquet last night at Jim Spen- S. D.. and nearly 3 Inches In Illi­ nois last n ig h t Thunderstorms “h r'e Restaurant. (Staff Photo) ---------------------------------------- . * * ^ * this morning were mostly in an area along tha Mississippi River from St. Louie to Grantsburg, Wis. hut also extended Into west cen­ tral Illinois, southern Iowa and northwestern Missouri. Temperatures In tha Great lakes region were > to IS de­ grees higher this morning than 24 hours earlier and headed fog the SO mark. New officer* tor the Sanford* Temperature! were mostly In Lion* Club were Installed l*it] ®A three-car accident early thle the 60e and 70s In the cooler East­ morning aent five pereona to a night at an elaborate banquet and ern areas yesterday but they were hospital, all with minor Injuries. ladlea night, held at Jim Spencer'* In the SO* from Georgia west­ ward south of tha Ohio Valley The three automobile* which Restaurant. Into the plains. Readings hit 100 collided a t the tnteraectlon of Be it (Vadc, retiring p w ld e rt. In Ksnsss and In the high 90a IS far north a t Miles City, lfont. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper on committee chairmen to report1 J - s - Cooper, ftlilrict Manager * for Southern Bell Telephone and T, Mark Mack who Investigated. their activities. Clyde Ramsey, chairman of th* Telegraph Company, will be tha Trooper Mack said that a 1952 OUimoblta driven by Sight Conservation Committee, *ue,t »P»eker at tho Sominol* H tchlson , tl-year-old Orlando to]c| members of the club, their| County Junior Chamber of ComJohn M. Hunter. 03. died a t 1:24 A ir Porre Bass Negro was travel­ ladles, and visiting members that meres Luncheon at th Yacht Club this morning at his home on the ing south on 17-9t a t about 45 35 eye examination* and 17 pairs lomorrow l t „oon. St. Johns River, after an lOnesa milts-psr-hour when a 1947 Mer­ of eye glasses wera given to un_ i .« . j of three years. cury driven by William Jackson, dsrprivllcged chUdran during the Coop,r' * ho t" nk" h" Born March 39. 1194, In Chart9-year-old ■Oviedo Negro ran a past year at a coat of 2340.50 quartera In Orlando la expected to •top sign while going w att on Thomas Stringer, ehslrm sn of the «*» the Jsycecs about "Telephone m V « rl' i 0T l t d e h to Blate Road 424-430 at about 40 r 'r n '- ^ l0PT , nt ln i * nf0rd;" 1engaged In farming on W. First milsa par hour, and ran In front ported that SOO bulbs were sold for. The address before the young s t. Ile wa, a member or the First «f tha oncoming car.* nT ,n ° ™ r is m*n’* bu,ln*** riub of Seminole Presbytcrlin Church here. ^ T b s impact caused Jackson's bounty, should be an ln t.rs.tln i He I. survived by on. dsughtar, § , said Trooper Mack, to skid g “r J l 2 ! 0 lh,r y0Ulh nM ln vIsw cf local expanaioa and t a g * ‘g ^ j S S sideways Into a 1*40 Bnlck th at had stopped, a t tha toUreeclieei «f Retiring President W edr praU^ k S 430. The Watch waa driven by ed the eluh, Us members and com- Telephone Company, Golricnrodj two slitera, Mrs, Phillip Francis Mice*, Id-yaar-old mlttaei for their wonderful work. I ■ — William M. Colbert of Sanford and .Winter Park man; “ All memtors have been , . . , . Mrs. Paul E. Miller, Charlotte, The total damage to the three N. C.; two brothers, II. R. Hunter dtra w aa, estimated a t approxiof Dayn>ua Beach; and C, E. Hun. Wads w iu e re reported p o r ira 10 to m thee ciuri club in that ai ^ « mately 21401*. ier of Sanford Sanford Lions had participated in ^ U l t S A S r O W I C r S ■iTha accident occurred shortly “44 major acUvitiea to benertt our Funeral services are to he st . . after midnight, said Trooper Mack, community, we have done a good M O IT IG L G O d C r 2 p. m. tomorrow a t Brlsson Fum i the Injuries were at first job in tight conservation and tJnhi.r» n neral Home with Dr. J. B. Boot WASHINGTON S o u g h t to bo serious. All of tho light bulb sale*, purchased a half- MlcL^ , h _ ; Ilin. h ig h * blood, nHlclsiing. Burial will be In Ever Injured were taken to the Winter page ad In a U on. International _ u yMterd, y „ f. r. Brecn Cemetery, fk HoepUal, treated and dla- magarine which was .enl to .very me„ hom# , dminUtr„ or. Ile did' esed. member of Lion. Club, throughout „ whiIe a s , nata InThose Injured were (In the the world. vestlsstcd charges of heavy drink* Bulck) Bertha Grace Mlcra, *3, He also said th at members of |ng and high jinka among top JUNE 19 who roeshred hrulsse and abra­ the Sanford Lions Club had atten- agency officials, AdasiasloM sions about tho baad and arms; ded five charter nights at Tava-J Ma-Lcaish, an Eisenhower adminBally Bentley' (Sanford) and Anna Roller, 03, who receiv­ [ * '' UmeUlla, Dewon .Springs, i,(rai|un appointee, was summoned Mnry Thompson (Sanford) ed minor back injuries. (In the Laka Helen, and De Bary. Wade .pneer today before the Senate Mly Spivey (Sanford) sreury) William Jackaen, tha relnded the Sanford Ltona club civil Service Committee, whlrh has Lula Frailer (Laka Monroe) Ivor, who received lacerations of m em ben that “for lha 39th con- hrard testimony that he often Jo-cph F. Smoth (Sanford) the loft leg and was suffering aecutiva year wa have sponaored drank excessively on the Job. Bertha Hagan (Sanford) t b m shock ( Mary g u t Jackson, Births Ttm senators also have been told la-year-old wlf# of tho driver, « « ‘0L U,8U," . ? • '» * " , CnPOl" n. a Baby Girl Yanaa of "the rommbtop * * “f * p,rty ,n Montan» »heto , '*rwho received lacerations of (lis chairman*' chairman of m s committee. mers iloma Administration officials Discharge! rig h t log and a bruised left shooldWada alto paid tributo to the allegedly went around “kissing all Andrew Livings (Pans Park) a rt and-Beverly Jackson, 1H-year- work of Clarence Welch, chairman the girls." Including wives of suEddia Worthcn (Sanford) old daughter, who received Iacers- ____ of tha Gum Ball Machine com- bordinates. Mary Henderson (Sanford) •jan* to the back ad tha head and m lttes. And yesterday, a witness testlit. G. Colei (Longwood) •h o lag. minor lacerations of th* Ju st pri°r Is closing out his tied a Texas insurance firm lost Mrs. Mary Jameson (Ranford) fa ir, and a possible fractured year as president of the local s contract it had held with the Baby Boy 8kelton (Sanford) jM I . Lions Club, Ben Wade said "Wa agency since 1931 after Ignoring a ^ T ro tp e r T. Mark Mack Mid faal proud to belong to Um San- suggesllon from MacLealsh that it „ sirl this tkat Jackson is ford Llcna Club lor wc u a part hire .gents who w ar. "RapuWJ. Mr<- Lton* J E " b,b)r f,rl (Sanford) k ith rack less driving. of th* largest civic club in th* can friends." M argie G eorge (Oviedo) a Sheriff Danvav Cordell assisted nation—with dubs in 74 nation* MaeLeaiah'i resignation waa anJUNK 29 to th e toveatigatiM e f th* acci­ throughout tha world spending nouncrd by James C. Hagcriy, Adarisitona dent. • iiflfame of dollars for humanity." President Elsenhower's press sacDavid Worthington (Sanford) Henry Witto, J r , past-DUtrict Hagarty said Elsenhower Ethal Maya (Oviedo) Governor of D istrict 254), and In- hadn't asked for the resignation, Corona Reynolds t "national Counts lor, and now but that "It will be accepted." (Altamonte Springs) of Fcrt Myera, Installed the new Hagen, said he did not know wh*. Albert Collins (Sanford) Olhcfifc as ha told each of them tber Secretary of Agriculture BenBirths te tia a and ubliiaUons. son had demanded that MacLsalth •PS** final scars r f I, ntohtk Baby girl Thompson toftball game, played i ht EaUring rrasidsnt Bcn Wada, $ ^ j * * * » ^ b* W“ i Baby girl Reynolds ftt'iha Part Mellon Park dm-n-id, as bo extended th* gavel to newly- r im d th ra . yssrs ago, was 11^ when tha Hunt-Me- lastallsd P nsidant DaBaa Loop, Rotorts tsam dsfsatsd tha Wllaon- •aid, " I hava enjoyed serving you JOJar Pirrnltura Comnany entry this past yaar and Uka this op­ *H_the local aofthatl league. portunity to thank tha officers, ^wighllght gams was wi Ed commlttoa ________ _______ itghllqht of tha srama chairmen, _________ and mem ) f '—’ - 't ’* trinla trinl* which helped the b s n for their cooperation. I wish wlan'ng tsam Incraasa its lead our new president all of th* sue l i th# diamond D.-atlo . hotwaan cess to the world." |j |s two local softball aggragaDallas Loop. Manager of the Florida State Bank’* Personal .Batteries fo r Huat-)fiBob*rU wa-o C. O. Jonas and Jins Penn­ Loan Department, and the aew ington. For W l l a a n-Ma I a r, Lion's Club president aald, HI Tfc-nnr gugra and Jack Bchlrard. only hope that 1 will give you Just Hunt-McRobsrts took nfna hits cause for placing responsibility Ri>d complatod t t runs while Wit- on my shoulders." Other officers Installed were: WT"-Uai*r racked ap aavan k lu Edwin O. Keith, first vice presi­ c ' flvo nsma. ‘oolghl, Robson Sporting .Goods dent; C. E. Witt, second vice vJJJ meet W. Atlas Burpsa us- president: W. O. Livingston, third vice president; W. Hugh Duncan, l ^ r th* lights a t T:30 pjn. secretary; Jack K. Morrison, treasurer; H. W. Rawls, tall twis­ ba pett group m e r t i TALLAHASSEE IP — Gar. Cal ter ;and Carl E. Williams, Lion tin*' newly created advisory mUtee on trafB a.aafoty held an wganitotioa maatiag wkfc tka «av- Three-Car Accident Early Today Sends Five To Hospital Officers Installed At Elaborate Banquet Cooper Is Jaycee f c Speaker Tomorrow ,'IZSZ John Hunter Dies After Long Illness tive,“ b* said. S | Robert MacLeoish Hospital Notes a Hunt-McRobarto Team Win- It.5 Tka geveraer aat ■ As fT Weather to nufca a '• traffic _ •ndatieui for ton scattered aha*era, Tketeday pert­ ly rlandy, widely scattered after- HENRY WITTE JS . IN H T .tU J OFFICER* t i tha Laiiae Night SteqM t. (Staff P to tej 9 W ira No. 121 De Bary Republican Club Hears Slate O f Directors C o s t O f C a m p a ig n s E s t i m a t e d $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 It cost* money to take part In* an election campaign, according' to the after-election report! filed with Clerk of tha Circuit Court O. P. Herndon. With only a few of the final j reports yet to be received, It la estimated that the cost of the lo­ cal campaigns for public office cost the candidate* a total o f1 Seminole County Farm Bureau nearly $30,004. | Board of Directors, last night, Expenses, as shown on the ffnal set July T as tha data for th* reports filed with Clerk O. P. annual P a m Bureau Plcnle which Herndon, Include filing feci as aa- will b* held this year a t Bock •aliment* by the Seminole Coun­ Spring!, Presided ever by W. W. Lina, ty Democratic Executive Commit­ tee, as well a i advertising, mail­ president o f tha P a m Bureau ing of letters, printing of slgni group, tha Board of Directors and campaign cards, the painting selected a chlckar box lunch as tha bill of fare for tha annual of signs and radio lime. Contributions to tha campaign gst-togather. According to tha report from expenses of tha candidates wera also listed with tha Cleric of Cir­ last nlght'a masting, tha piente cuit Court as they wera received lunch will ha sarwsd at 12:30 p. and deposited to the campaign m. sharp when tha members m ast funds of the candidate*. Th* ma­ for tha yaarly fun gathering and jority of tha candidates furnished outing, their own expense money aa evi­ Tha maettag was hsfd at tha denced by Ih* reports now on Ilia. home of tha P a m B unau presi­ The expenses, as estimated dent on BUvar Lake. Double past cards a n being from the reports aa filed at the Seminole County Court House, wera sent to tha entire membership of for tho primary campaign and 279 to dttormina how many of tha runoff alection and primary. tha tnembara will attend tha oncsOther expenses will be Involved a-ysar avast. Present a t last nlght'a masting for tha campaign* If, in tha Gen­ eral Election in November there was Boh Cox, field represent*are Republican candidates w ho'tiva of tha P a m Bureau and •ntar tha races. I Olll* Williamson, Parra Buswau However, a . bai been Usa gen-1 »nauraaea specialist oral rule, Democratic nomination in tha primaries la tantamount to •lection. , According to tha records, the following expenses wera listed by candidate* for tha May prtraar* NEW Y0RKIFV—A W » You*, ewelan airliner earryfog T4 par­ sons, jactadlng focluding It t AasariMpa, Ansericsns, • til, fn the RepresenUtiva n e t , plummeted Into lha •*• In ftsmsq Thomas M. Stringer spent >370.05, early today after reporting angina Wilson Alexander, >640, Gordon trouble. Rcaewa craft found ua Frederick, 232142, and Don Bales survivors Immadlataly, hut racd v spent 2>3J0. •rad ona body and sighted others. A Navy traaaport ship, tha jLt. 8 a n a t o r Douglas Btenstrom Robert Craigs radioed tha report •pent a total of 23S4.74. In tha race lor County OMimis- of Aha bodlsa from tha acanajaf slonar, District Ona, Robkrt A. what apparently wsa tha g n a (a st Bennett lists aapsnsss as >142.14; disaster In regular airline sarirlc* John Krider, >14>.U; W. Brown history. Miller, >205.22; and Robari BUIA search for poaslbla hlmar, flic to . continued off tha New Joraay For County Commissioner, Dis­ coast. trict Three, Lawrence Swofford Th* four-engine Super Constel­ lists expenses at 214544, and Otis lation crashed Just 14 mlaSrta* be­ Fourakra at 2550. fore reaching safety at Idlewlld In tha contest for County Com­ airport, from which It had left missioner, District Five, Homer about two hours aarlisr for Ca­ Littla Hits aapandltursa at 223311 racas, Venstuala. and Gus Schaak at 234441. It had gottea aa fa r south as a Unopposed candidates for tha point about 224 miles asst ef Board of Public Instruction, Dis­ Norfolk. Va., before turning trict Pour, C. P. Harrison and J. back. Tarsa messages from Its A. BlaUlna filed expanses at >10 pilot fold a graphic story of ths sack. tragedy: Candidates to the Tav Assessor A t lt:4 4 a. m. he radload ha race filed heavy expanse state- could not "handle prop", meaning monte. Rudy L. Sloan, fl.SS3.tO; he wee having trouble with a pro­ Mary E. Earla 2032.71; Jack peller, Stem per 2401.12; Raleigh King "At 1 :tl a. m. he Mid he was 293142; and John W. Malach "dumping gas," a precautionary 240447. aa , emergency Unopposed candidate for Coun-,.move -preceding ... _ .__ _ , ty Judge, Ernest Hou.holder (Bad * ‘h/ r ' to reduce the firs hasard. expense* of 24M. At 1:30 a, m, earns the final Candidates In tha contest for Clark of Circuit Court spent heav­ word: "Gas caught f in ." A Coast Guard plane, which had ily. Expense statements filed show Incumbent O. P. Herndon rushed out ef New York to escort spending f o l A t r R. A. Cobb, the stricken craft back, reported 21,172.90; A. (T Roberts $55741; tho airliner plunged Into the ocean with a "loud explosion" at 1:32 and Pitt Vamta, 21,104. Unopposed candidate for Tax a * * * 32 mile* Mat of AaColleetor, John Galloway filed an burF P irk > K- J(Cenlinned On Pag* Eight) July 7 Date Set For Annual Farm Bureau Picnic Airliner Crashes Info Sea In Flames iS W M S a K Mrs. A. Gramling Digs In Hospital ifra. Augusta CIiu m Gramling, » . d ir t l . « nlcfct I . ih . O rane. Memorial Hospital to Orlando aft­ e r a abort illness. Born April » , 1933. la Birming­ ham, Ala., her residence waa at U27 York Drive, Columbia, g. C. She formerly lived to Banford, stUndad public schools here grad­ uated from Semlnols High School to 1941 1M I and had h.em h m to r to X , 1, , h*and. .had . . bees her* tor 10 My*, msraoer si __ya. sns she was wsa • member of rP riri nt Christian Church t i lanford. lurvivad by her hsaband, Aitrad Sheriff Gramling of Colum­ bia; two daughters, Kathleen and Nancy Cheryl Gramling of Colum­ bia; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause Sr., t i Sanferd; two brother*. Lt. Cdr. Harold Clause, U. 8. Navy, Key West; Ensign William Clarence Clause Jr., U. 8. Navy, Corpua Christl, Texas. Funeral ssralew wU bs H d a t u m a. aa. tom ir w w a t tke First Ckriatias Churah with tb s R et. Perry Btoee officiating. Burial will to to Oaktowa C o m m i t t e e Driver Swerves C h a ir m e n To Miss Train; R e v e a le d Hits Power Pole By MART POWLER The Republican Club of De Bary font last night ln tha firehouse *?ow»r '°y er lines *m»«' wove a network over 2nd heard tha proposed slat, of I * ™ V L . S ?«to a directors for tha six distrlcU Into aVt *™'k the Seaboard Airline Railroad which ih . organisation had divl ded tha village at their last meet­ crossing near the center ot tha city. ing: Arthur Watt and Fred CleveFlorida Highway Patrolman Carl rings, district one; Earl Fiekford and Jessie Smarting, district two; Williams, Investigating tha aecU Robert Brown and Harriet Gabler, dent, aald th* truck, a 1953 2'k district three; Harry Seller >nd, ™ dlI S S 1 Ellen Livingston, district f«>ur{ ^ , ,h* l*” *k \iiu ^ William H. MacKentie, district! S S S Tha truck, driven by 37-year-old five; Qirl Lind and Ruth ErickWillis Jam as, an employe of C. E. ion, district ilx. Allen, a wood contractor for tha i’rviddcnt Wltherlll announced Hercules Powder Company, waa the following committees in each traveling west on State Road 434. Instance naming the chairman when an approaching train eautca and, vice chairman first; by-Mws, him to lose control of the heavy Arthur Watt, Everett Swift, AI- truck loaded with pine itumps, hurt Williams; Harry Hunter,. Ar­ swerve sharply to his left, and thur Power, Ethel Bertsch and crash Into tha wood power pole. Audrey Sellers; entertainment: The boom, used for loading tha Grace Griffin a n d Gartn'de truck, struck the power pole first, Sharp; campaign, Hairy Hunter snapping the pole at tho bottom and Charles Bertsch; publicity, •nd breaking it in two other places' Carl Itarthman, Howard Sharp, and splintering a portion of tha Margaret Mason, Henry Wood and Wood. vilera Wood; membership, Thom­ Tha cab of the truck also smash* as Leavitt, Leaf]* Watt, Frieda *d Into the pole which held k 8weu, Gladys Lasher, John Plerca power transformer and many Unea and Georgs Bchwaner; budget, including a high tension Um into Fred Clevsringa, W. Johnson, the transformer. Rsymond Swett and Price GoodMuch of the power In Ovieda waa son; audit >nd finances, J. Clair eut off beeauM of th* accident Reed, Henry Lasher, Lea Sprague, The two Negroes in the truck, Hsrry Rom and H arriet Shelly; James and St-yesr-old Mack Smith, civic affairs, Everett Swift, Albert said, " I t waa scary to there a t Williams, Ethel Wood, Beatrice first with all tboM wires crackling Tyson, Jane Cotcher and Harriet and sputtering around ua." Muchmore; welfare, Jessie Black­ Both of tha Negroaa crawted out burn, Jessie Smarling, Edna Neil, of tha risk of th# truck unhurt and Freda Webster and Esta Lander- without a scratch. gran; first voters, Hsian Living* Tho aocldent oocurged at 10)10 ton, Anna Wlllgoosq nod 'T’Jjlam and. held‘up traffic fa r a t laaat a a MarEtnalei hospitality, Mjskm, hour and a half. Thi train, w alxAudrey Sellar, Gladys Hunter, car diesel engineered by W. O, Louise French, Jean Piekford, Shuman, was sot hit and was not Myrtle Brown, Helen Percy, Flor­ damaged (n any way, Th* train ence Wither*!!, Maude Johnston, waa entirely across tha road when Ruth Llndholm, Bea truce Muller it came to a atop, and Anna Post; speakers, CarBvsUmlrra said that o egr, las* roll Blackburn, Gaston Qrosby and Arthur WUIgoose; legislative, mediately in front t i the track had H arriet Gabler, Ethel ttsrtich, puUed into* filling station a t tha Percy Shelley and Georg* Shlval- iateraccUaa cl the railroad track hood; transportation, Ralph With- and highway, whan the wood truck •fell, Willard Post, Ed Patterson, came from hohlad and crashed. Only a miracle kept tho two George Percy and Iva Goodaon; Negroes from being electrocuted law, Arthur Powers, Tha next meeting will bs on when the transformer and wires, July 11th, at 10 a. m. in the fire- as well aa the pda. f*U on the house at which the data for a pic- truck as It earasnad over to tho nie will be discussed and list of ground on Its aide. Estimate ot damage had not brea speakers announced. All (hose signed up at lha end of this meet- made a t 11:22 this morning nor Ing were announced to be charter h id charges been filed against the drivar of tha truck. numbers. Stranded Couple Touches Shore After 10 Days ST. PETERSBURG (AT — A California cnupla finally touehad •her* after being stuck for 10 daya on ■ reef, battling tha aaason*, first tropical atoms In their dlMbltd boat and drlftlnr fo r daya without power or radio, May Savings Bonds Sales Released By Local Chairman W. A. Patrick, Scmtnola County Savings Bond* Chairman, today released Florida salsa figure* on Series E and H bonds for the May accounting period. Scries E figures rams to >4,423490, whlrh waa an Inerasae of >410,709 of 10.1% over May 1955. Credit* for purchases by f s d tn l employes at* so Inerr u s d >139,010, while H Bond sales decreased *5.10,non to leave a net change of S110 of a perrrnt gain. Figure* for the flrat fi-c monthi of the year now are |3 V Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Phillips ef tha Museum of Man a t Ban Dlege, sailed from California a yaar ago for Central America. Ths Phillips' srhooror Blue Pe­ ter wax driven onto (jul:* Susna reef off Nicaragua, W i t h the hull loaklnr, thoy weathered the tropical atom. In I!Ii !!!i2’ao‘;0,nr*red ‘/ I > * " ’* tha Gulf of Mexico last week. I W .3..M M , a loss of 4.! .,. Bvmlnol* County a • t a ndlng They took tuma manning ths pumps— thousand strokes to show* I960 purchases of >100,91$ the watch. , •galnat >173,04$ In the first five High water drowned th .lr I m"nlth * ,,®88' , ■ 7 ,2 I h n " ™ ' T t a J * be token. They ateored by the or 3-2^ ftom tha comparable aura. I period of 1055. AI wiit IDO mile* off the Florida Th® f«»b ®f * and U coast, hordes of atinging snoaqul-1 b®»Ja sow held by more than 44 toss enveloped them. They finally million Americana waa |4 0 ,t t t managed to drift Into the vicinity million on May Slat, tha hlgha*> of ^gmont Key at the mouth of | * w attained since lb« program Tampa Bay and were to wad In started In 1941, ^ # Are they through with the m s ? MY4TERY C IU U E R FOUND Chipper .snd in good spirjU, TAMPA, ill — A myalery lt> they're planning another crulM to foot cabin cruiaar with • child'* Central America. Ufs Jacket aboard waa found la Did Tampa Bay M ar hers yester­ day. MILK INDUfTRY TO EE STUDIED Gerald E. Way, a fish camp spTAMPA, ID — A study t i tto orator, located tto half auakto state’s milk industry la to to outboard craft. Only chic t o t k i mads by tto milk and dairy study host's sarasr la > Cocat O u r | committee of tto Florida l u t e auxiliary sticks? with tto sussto Chamber t i Commerce. 733,93. but tto stnUlary could n T to commlttoo, holding He toll- identify U. > 1*1 meeting kero yesterday, will* Way s a il t o divsd to tto tre k survey ths m ilk industry from tto Otoro fto boat f u foum MmsotUI standpoint of producers, dlstrito -. discovered t o M U * t t . #«•-. *• r T T A- �mrPktwi 5THmHi gwrar w 3 Jv O v )U « -} THANKS»5? IMCS' K W A I K T - rcwu. kief auvi ' C«n X*twy "Cwro"T Host people, when they think of K S S A t t M t a s « i m u i t contribution ye* In • ANN » A G I TART SW EET th a t o th er m e d k e l m tlh o d e .'ln * £ « & tackle. .B ? S S W 8 JSUg^pfess ~ rru .ee ^ Mwemwoww H A CATCH , therapeutic old, that Is. both x-ray and other radian* energy Inelud* Inf radleaetlrt »uV»Une#}. Thla phyalelan U oeually trained to was x-ray for dlagnoil» as wall a* therapy though I t la therapy only that concern* ua hero,, . In treatlny cancer with x-r»jr», of courts, tha foal la to "Agkt (Ire with «ra," to um U to destroy tho .0 0 TM» WAY' 8 » fiU K * . V S . f . T l K tumara and other tumors which are not malignant such aa the kaloida growing In scar tltiua, to remora com*, mole* and warts, and help kill fungus Infection*. Sometimes x-rays are also o wea­ pon agalnit tha overactive thy* rold gland, known os goiter, or ogalm t ovinlted adenoids ond Vonoils. . The use of x-raya In Properly selected dotages by qualified phy* sitiani has been tried with conoid* arable iueet*s extinct' varying condition*, including acn*, aller­ gic*, arthrltl*, burjltla, overactlvIty o f tho swept gland*, shingles, alnua Infection*, ond tkin condi­ tions of numerous kinds. . Wo muit el way* hear lo mind, however, that x.rajr l* opoteai J f& H . 1 M Salad Dressing: 4 7 * I su lta n a tsn d k sc o o k ed W Perk * Beans •» 25* B O N E D T U R K E Y “ 31* SW A N SO N *! Cut-Rite » 23c ED*0 *SIT AMERICAN heeM Food 1 73c Ritz Crackers» 31c ASP FANCY SMALL 8 NBC DEXOLA Cookinf Grapefruit Juice 19c CABIN h o m e Meal *v*»n '«v/( GARDEN 5 23c Hose »’ $2.49 Tooth Paste 49c D E N T I-K IS S PUMA ballerina with tha New 1 DSWiMiTtUV W M 3U W B A O O U h ! T D K e e P M c tia jm A fiBiNO AUONB. S j CNOWMV' ■ MEANT s o THCVONvYfVY 4 MB FIFTYCfNira AM - W c f u r J York city Ballet, Marts Tell* chief Is shown alter her mar* rla g o In C hicago to H a n rr yatchtn Jr., engineer (or a largo building concern. Tho dancer, whoie father was an Otage In­ dian chief, had been married Owl— before, (International) 2 L g f. P k f» BRIGHT SAIL SUPER-RIGHT fu n * CooUd SUPER.RIGHT U i Monty s u p e b -r ig : LB. SUPER-RIGHT Wo«Um 69< La 7 ^ i A L LG O O D B R A N D B lkod i E fv 9 t3 Z v 7 xmm* Ae m u mu Htywortb poaea mj f I T - r > r E X i» for photographers aboard tho liner Queen ril:ot>efh In New York in what tho «*y» will bo beg gate ol tho future. She U on rauta to Trinidad to enact tha •tar ml* In "Fire Down Below," hot flr*t movie In three year*. Peas A S P P U R I CREAM ERY 1•• Television ririBv u :^ r is atrajW Kt tilt Rrnl* Koxaca Shew LB. ------------------------------------------------------- l M U h i e i * otan-orr TMlOaUAY M M I M f ill Teal Kotlova o«od tUrnlutr tnB(RttW Legal Notice C h e r r i e s * * >axa » a « ar^nta >u C W a n a t a t e l o r m u p e e l o [ is »I 'd «> •* I*1!* W . U 1* l ?• *«h*V*» Tomorrow ■■ *• h tU r t hued Hw * Be Oeeo I* «» nqiaue i7eh| 9 c i9c s n 2 9 c 8 9 c hUat5Vio> can 2/2k ABMOUTS STAB e n a r ib.M. SUNSHWl UUIPY Crackers lb. box PIAOA B U D I^ T J m o i 24oxpkg CoMir 4 Vienna Sausoat 4 os can le;*a Klim rare t l i t l Love of Ufe }»lie Oaarrh (or T«m r < l l 'i l Ouldltg Llaht " I B U T T E R k?ttuce ^ 65c ! : « P vt ii'iit fc’. T - 'b J * B“ k THIN* n a g ic g x i two X |> « , „ rruartm S a e w IJ t v v i 'r w . . . » 10c -^ T W 8 UNO r �THE RANTORT) HERALT) IYmI. June 2ft, 1958 State's Maternal Deaths Decrease JACKSONVILLE <JP —An 111.000 e'onnmie study on the feasibility pf the pwpesejiI cro**-Florida ''i r " r canal will be ready for nublicalinn In Seplrmher, the U. S. Vmy Engineer* reporled. The study, authorized by Con•res* la*t year, ba* included field trips olonig the ea«t coast from Charleston. S. l \ , to Flagler IU-ach, and on the west coast from Yankeetown toi Pensacola. Pres-nt’v ri. ‘ _a member of the team i» Tn ' ' 'V**', Ala., and in the next few " ri’* * survey representative! will \i,it New Orleans and Rlrnilng"■V111, 1 resident Room construction of a f 3"*1 fron* J * " ; ' keeUnn ■ ,9“ ckainurfl tnc autn Judge llocker h.i* served two ijargr canal in 1942 years of a six-year term to which ,truetii>n never *t» he wj* ejected in last. It "ill be The Florida Shl| necessary for Gov, Collin* to ap- ltJ for the point a successor for the unexplrcd etsuty because the portion. , on the canal was During Mocker's illness, Judge decade old. T. G. Fulch of Leesburg, also u -----------judge in the 5th circuit, h»* eon- f ' j b j y p n c h i l dueled court sessions here except V *ll when Judges from other eirculta l _ C - s . C o n i bare been assigned to aisML »N 0 6 T J - I J i --------------------* WASHINGTON (.« — President TAIL WITH A KINK Elsenhower lias called for wide TOLEDO. Ohio if— Mr*. Kirk- observance of Sepl. 17 as Citizenwoe"* perakinefe caught Its tail ehip Day so that “ all our people In the drive »haft of her washing may gain a deeper appreciation machine. Firemen found the tail of the great heritage secured lo wrapped rnund-and-round the me- us by ihc Constitution." ehanfsm. They emptied Ihe wash-. er, turned it upside dow n'and ------------- -------turned the sliafi In reverse, by GUN COLLECTION band, and slowly lh<* tiH was LYNCHBURG, Va., LT* — Jake unwrapped. Mr*. Kirkwood says flenioti thinks he has one of the her pet's tail ha* a kink in II. hut finest gun collections in America, she hopes it won’t be permanent, lie began collerting in 1B30, has OCALA i* —Judge F. It. Mocker who has served in the 3th J'ld ’ciol Circuit comprised of Mat ion. Lake. Citru*. Sumter, and Hernando counties since 1933, announced Monday he will retire Sept. I. Prior to becoming circuit Judge, he was a memher of the l.eglsla lure from Marion County Ocala city attorney and pi evident of the city council. Judge Mucker, son of the late Florida Supreme Court Justice William If. Mocker, has been in ill health sinre June 1931. Me ha* been attending lo such court duties as hi* health would permit hut ha* tieen unable to take his seat oo the bench. A 8OMANCl THAT MOAN when they served together In Indochina end* at the altar for Genevieve de Galard-Terraube, the "Angel of Dienbienphu." and Capt. Jean De Headline D* Beutrocg. Preceded by ■ group of young attendants, they walk under sword* as they leave the Chapel of 81. Louis In Pari*. Father Paul Blth. who per­ formed Ihe ceremony, announced that Pope Piua XII bestowed the Apostolic dedication on their marriage. (International RadinphotoJ • HOLLYWOOD, tn — “ I found so "Exrept in 3Ianl|a, wlirre they much to stimulate me that I went mad, the film fan* in Asia couldn't begin to tell about It In are the most considerate and bne conversation." thoughtful I hate ever •cen. They Tills was a serious, thoughtful *l»nd at a distance anti don't bo|..Marlon Ilrando talking about hi* her von. Often they give you little 'recent Journey lo the Orient.He " 1" " " t have goltcn bunSIILRI.OIK. HIMSELF went there (1) to do research' for * * d s of them OLYMPIA, Wash. LA — One nf g film about the United Nations, "In*- industry', kindness and lha examiner* for the slate amllt plan* tn produce, and (2) to courtesy of the Japanese made a ’m location scene* nf ‘Teahouse terrific impression on me. They tor’i office is Shrrliek G. Holme*. -of the August Moon." Here are seem lo incorporale their religion some of hla obsriyation* [’into their daily life much more "American* don t even begin to ' than we do . . understand the people of Asia 1 A, i#ni lrc |(K,killg t0 u, The average American couldn't tor , jgtll of friCnd*hlp." tell you even three of the five . . .. . . main bodies of land that comup ‘° • prise Indonesia, what the capital *111 .brl"« American* Is, what the native.' altitude lo- ™ , e r , ? •» underaUndln* of A.ward the Dutch 1................ 1 !*"*' Pr" cnl P1' " . 1' P»r' O "American prestige it dwin- .. L * 1] American-worker for the dling among the free countries of “ ’ , ' A*i» »nd depict hit reAsia while the great maase* of . « tioni *° Asian culture and peoCliina and Russia are walling to p *’ gobble them up. Our underatandM _____ ing of Asian* will never Improve *“ I!,0 **4 until w* get out of the habit of . ST> ETERSnURG, F li. vA— tftlnklng nf the people a i ahort, Mn j a2u* ^u r °^rn t w*tb wclibcd sniudty-Iegged, buektoolhed little Plrld ha* been put lo work people with etrange euatoma . . . . c,*'*rlng lake, of vegetation. JACKSONVILLE Ut — Flurida's maternal cK-atlia decreased from 157 In 19td to 37 In 1055 a decline of 79 per cent, the State Board of Health reported. Dr. II. W. McComa*, director of the bureau of maternal and child health, *aid the rate N now approximately the «ame a* that of the nation a* a whole "nntl this represent* eonddrrahte pi-ogres* for the Mate during the pad few year*." The death rate In HMit wa* 29.7 THI IIW tlNO Jackson Duchanan. 17. and Sarah Field, 71. are shewn during their wedding ceremony at Claremont, Calif. The (lev, Loy at Wirt (left), 0), outdated. The romance began two years agn when flew. Duchanan made some waffles for Mis* Field. Her. Wirt, the oldest Congregational Minister in the United States, remarried at 81. ll%— birth* compared to 1S.1 for mm-w bites. Or. McComa* *aid. "*tatl»tics provide some reasons fur the H;h* er death rate among nonwhite mother*. In the white croup, t*7 per cent of the mother* arc da* livcrrd by physician*- and M per cent of their babies are delivered in hospital*. In the nniiwhlte fro up *kf per cent are attended b> phv»ioia«-> and only .V? per cent a rt born in hospital*." a record 8'i.l!>2 babies weie horn Q s j j H w U in tlto «tate, the rate wa* fi.l. Teh material death rate tor non-' D fl2 3 E £ white mother* remain* considerably higher than for white ninthrr«. the board • aid. I,.vt 'e a r the rate for white* was 3.7 per 10,PM ItEPORT IN FORM JACKSON, N. C. (.P - In a dr cade or so Ihe Northampton Coun­ ty clerk of court will he need­ ing a new supply of form* on which to issue eaplascs ad testi­ ficandum. Dark in 1887, about 1.TO0 copies of the forms were printed. The clerk Mtucd one in Auril of this year, leaving six on hand. Thu form Issued in April wa* the flr*t one the clerk had needed in 10 year*. A capias ad tcstlfiramlum is an order for a person to appear in court and testify. .V . r -f Afe w l .. ' 'V 1S*'.. ANITA TUVIN!, II, • Parts model, wear* ■ ribbon acclaim­ ing her “Clncmonda 1158" aa ah* plans to come to United State* to compete In the “Mlaa Universe" contest. She was recently named efflrlal beauty entoy for Franc* at the pageant, f International) M O R t M S A T f "GOOD KATIN” STEAM LB 69t DATA PICNIC HAM S 11 29c B A lU N HAMBURGER 3 99c 2-^5 9 * LYKES PALM RIVER SLICED I I ROUND iailUldS *>UGAIt CREEK _ _ — —m •■fifv'V'v " XT*N" “ PAN READY One pilot ef private planes die* for every 10,000 houri of flying. POUI ORPHAN! FROM OlltCI meet their new mollien at Int rnallonal Airport, Idle-wild. N.Y, and receive some refreshment hi their new homeland. The adoption* were arranged by the American Branch of International Social Service. The happy couples are (I. to r.): Mrs. F-dwnrd Vanrc with M.irty, II months; Mr*. Dnlph Llfhltxxty with Keith, 7 months; Mrs. John Aidukonla with James, 13 months and Mr*. P. W. Irving wfth John, 30 month*. On# other orphan and 374 Immigrants also arrived on the plane contingent. AT FOODMART YOU GET FREE PREMIUMS ON DISPLAY AND AVAILABLE AT OUR STORE -FRO ZEN - SPECIALS - I OAK HILL I'KGS i . m n v ’fl ENGLISH- PEAS ^ FRENCH FRIES ^ err corn 4p CREAMSTYLE CORN LIBBY'S APPLE ’lO'/s-oz HALVES CHASE ft SAXHORN INSTANT H O U FFA N T PRINCM SE SHORT EVENINa DRESS for sum m er dancing.1* fashioned of f | pale pink lace embroidered with * ’ frosted sequins, from a collec­ tion designed by Keren Stark, 2 OZ. JAR WITH PURCHASE OF ONE l-ot. JAR AT REG. PRICE (LIMITS PLEASE) CHERRY MISSHI-MAN’S NABISCO OREO CREME I Each day the name* of FOUR people appear In the Clatsifled '^columns of the Sanford Herald for FREE guest ticket* to the Movirlind Rtde-ln end the Tilt* Theatre*. If your name appear*, c|ip yth« ad. it i* your free, gueat past, la aervlc* fee of lOe It .charged at the Rite! | |*rr»rnt your Sanfonl Herald Guset fa s t at the theatre -dtamr-l with earn* personal Identification, like a driver* • na# or social security card. . rK TUB HATH FSH -TEn AT THK BOTTOM OF KACM a i »; Yo u r p a s s m u s t b k USED RF.FORR TB1S K lP IRATION MATE. SANDWICH LIBBY'S Aconacientiout Job of cleaning yourtafndowi alt around it typical o f Phillip* 66 Service. "Hospitality on the Highway" meant more than juit filling your car'* gas tank or checking the oil. To Phillips 66 Dealers it indudet maintaining rlean rest rooms. It meant hating your car brushed o u t. . . your battery and tires cheeked. . .your radiator filled. It includes road maps if you need them. It meant the desire to please juu. Your Phillip# 66 Dealer believes that in the trruct he gives, at wtll as in the prvducti he veils, "It’s Performance that Count*." Drive in to your Phillips 66 Dealer's soon. • 3»,J *>Jt. CANS FOR PURE SHOPPING FULL QUART PLEASURE P H iu m PrraouuM C omtany M m r a t .„ M /M o e u a t.../7 ± M I'K O D U C TS S i,in I-Hll.uen M m » n * u tv e t m ,M lo S A N K O IIII u d MACS OIL CO. ir o o u m v lc ta ll, b, / PARK AVE. AT 25th STREET - SANFORD �town section need refurbishing and replac­ ing. AH of these plana could ba Incorporated In a comprehensive plan of action for the immediate future, In the Interest of the citizens end busi­ nessmen who must carry the load of taxes, these plena should be begun immediately with a long range survey to be Incorporat­ ed in a continuing program in the renewing of the urban pattern. There are striklngty new avenues open­ ing up whieh wfll undoubtedly bring more and more families to the Sanford-Semlnola County area to Hva—and will undoubtedly bring an avalanche of industry within our bounds to create new employment, new growth—new problems. There Is no time to look back and remin lace—to ssy "we should have done this or th a t” The time has come when we must look forward and say “This must ba dona”. Without vision, there eannot be action— without vision, there eennot be an adequate supply of plans to supplant the problems that will be confronting our governments. Now that we have able end capable mem­ bers Of our City and County Boards of Com­ missioners—commission members who can look forward and realise what we have ahead—ia the time to begin our “Plana of Action.” There are many needs within our cor­ porate limits—tbn abolishing of farm landa as such within tha d ty —turning them Into Living Areas— the abolishing of stums end blighted areas, replacing them with modem bousing—the need for civilian sir transpor­ tation at our own demand—the need for a sewage disposal plant—recreational facili­ ties and supervision, year ’round—the need for traffic engineering, the abolishing of angle perking, more off-street perking be­ fore the problem becomes so acute that it eannot be remedied. These ere ju st a few of the immediate te m lands striking a t tha needs—there are eoma economic problems M lt akould ba utflised in that must be considered and remedied in the fte new famflias and the immediate future—more can be added as leuplena progress. the shopping areas in tha downOur problems must be tackled diligent­ ly, end without the quietness of top-secret military matters. They should be shouted Tht Sanford Harald end talked—discussed and planned out in the open so that neighbors and local citi­ sr, ISISsJ zens alike may ba award that Sanford and 8eminola County are progreeslng. Progreselvenese — aa has been discover­ ed recently—is bringing these problems out in the open and not eurpretalng them be­ hind cloaks of sgentlveneas. ptU qns Ilka T^*l^8*lfa***? S *?, *^*■OS. r S i r S r to ba progressive, for It Is with progress that the tax dollar is used to the advantage r l« OM Tn , of those who pay i t What tha cltisens of Sanford and Semi­ note County would like to see is a billboard (in effect) of a one year plan—a five year plan—a ten year plan—and perhaps a twen­ >ege 4 Wednesday, June 8 0 ,1M6 ty year one. Industry operates In a Ilka manner—and : TOOAT*B Btftl.E VKIWB our government, as a business, should be My seal ia weary of my life. Job 10:1— operated In the same manner. * t » |fe n y peepla pass through moments of pro­ found depression. The story of Job relates The fashion of men's haircuts seems to how a man rebounded from the depth of mis- be crew cuts. When the Indisns did what p w rp ; I t la God’s world and His sun will shin* (he barbers ere doing—they ailed it s a lp ­ inx. A ar city without a eompnhmiiv* plan of action undanrny in thn i m t faw y u r i to n e w It* urban pattern a a i gat rid of tha heavy eoata of slums and blight will *faca .municipal bankruptcy by 1M* * according to Housing and Homa Finance Administra­ tor Albert X< Cola. Addraasiay tba American Municipal AsjiodatloB In Miami recently, Mr. Cole warned -that the rapid Increases in population and * Haw famfllea after IMO wffl bring additional demands on municipal reeources that will be­ came insupportable If the present heavy easts af alums, blight, and obsolescence are allowed to go on. •The tax structure will not be able to •sm art the demands Imposed upon It,** ha . said. *"I1Ua la aaparii lly true of the d ty 15 whose tax structure has already been wesk• eaed by net tax deficits In slums and blight” _ " By IN I , tha Housing Administrator notf. ad, eery high birth rate of the war and , poetwar period will hate replaced the low birth rate of the mid-thirties as tha chter , j factor fat the number of new family forma­ tions. *• ; tinea the Census Bureau estimates that f; ”'m IMS the U. I . papulation win be between '•'19® and 199 mfltfon, there wfll ba a “net fn the next ten years . . . an of whom win ov, addition of eoma 15 to 21 million Americans be found fat our cities and towns.” ■* ‘ At the present time, hem In Sanford, meet forward looking Industraliits are ptanxtef for a population In Sanford of 50,09® wy IMS. ' ■ * * . H tha expansion and now populauen btepa up with tha expected trend as anted hy Mr. Cols' Sanford wfll have aeouitel nteny more to, its popuUUon figure than the predicted total In ItM . blighted areas, and ebill,' J a ththe a d ty limits that ___ ___________ odern homes for the tentfliee Bring within them a t tha »«2tr tssre. ’X3S&&s* ^Family Farm' Owners Feel Better B IS B O tN tl t*il lore mo•ay a a tha I I cattle I’m fattening S o n In Uw tec But maybe 111 make U back and more on the i t on pasture across Uw read that m sta rt leading la hare when pa te m arket” Prbnk Pate O w n, wlw has a •are "family farm " nt Elh, lews, la ann of many lawn I n m a n who a n a l hurting too bad --a t teart not until they see if tho pries turn la real or Just a tempo­ rary relief, and aa* haw tha crop coma* out-" Pot* Owen la one th* many Iowa farnwre who had reserves to fall bsek on whan tha going got rough. Ho kaepe right on, good time* ar " V o n ba right bad v u tu by fall,” ba h t s . "Tbte nrire w g a s s rs g a s U n (armor* bare been hurt aU r ia b t" says W. J . Oeodwto. chair, a m of Dm Oantrnl TTotlaual Bank T re a t "B at late af thorn bare reserves to fan book an." a hates a s la d d tsm saa"am sT te a ® . BUak, tba state bank* ' w, prints a n t "Out to w m t oat ad ear r e way.” Broa. te a . wbtoh apareteo right dn. ateree la lews, soya: M S S ^ m e r r g g g g jj aajtoM T j tkoB tete {JJ ^Bsttoa bag griam aad isaaaft § — A rains nubs team think they ba orer the want," ho soy*. 'tedTr* MW Mutism. I te a t t tS yto going u rate to ta into. d S r at , ft,tea ‘ t .i w a teM douy a m i L v fS S H s;j s & ' . e ' r w t ttp w u w ............. not . . . « * » . <Mg. * . J E — p-g 1n » Sm U n I K w * ««»«•»*«■»*• public piacaa. It showed great coo- fivaa Uli la ISM or sometime te And tha court uphold tha Hi lit -------- - ■■ ■ • ■■■■ ............... cam foe Individuate. But It did not alaaya rula te thalr favor asateat w ineir R nnih,,,.,,. .. a ll * U flftd ta e „i „ S mat M tea ac .7 7 , 1' “f , r ,or knockln* ,ut their la .a . Tha court, te tha term which wdet la*t weak, ogttawad aafragatlon in Uz-aupporttd college# ipd uaivaralttea and in public piacaa of raertatien. ThU followed .................;------------------- ............. Special Citation Awarded To Post Office Department A aacand *- IMT. af | private firm in California to Put woman «® for» "W "Just cause" on *** tho VT pattern via not quite «fir# « •• *»«"*» « e«U»* a« eonai»tent te tha flrida of civil groundi aha wqa a Communist. hterttea. atetea* rlihte, and th* Tha dacteton . h i d breufht tha p#I ? r , * **• loud#it proteate fropt state** r i|h l. "» ¥ ** f y ™ '" ws» tha court'# ruling th a t % raurt h a w e<Mf ,or ditlon aialnat tha United Mate# ^ "f cltUtB,hte c ta U pro me u tad only in fadernl through danaturalUatlon pracead- court*, although about «l atptca inga. And It knockad ■ hole te Pro#, hava aome kind of aoditlon la*»lg#l,t lUaehawar’a. program for Tht lupram a Court tl*e aald a gattte|| “ aaturliy rteka" out af gov- atate court oan t atop peaceful emmant Jobs. It dacldtd lha pro- picketing by • labor uniaa whoao gram can’t apply to worker* In official* rafuaa to comply with tha DMiaanalUva ioha. Taft-Hartlay labor law’# non-Com. But It uphald tha ISM immunity muntet affidavit roqulramant, law. ThU Uw *aya a man eaa’t Th# caurt alto took theta actio ftiona i S H S i S a 2 3 £ & r£ rs si.... ........... .................... ............... .. ......... u s in a t aatMncrlmlnaUon if. In or- appeal .criminal convictiun.. but "Spatial Citation .for Included aafa driving teitrueUone. IS to f*ur par 190.W0 mU*a driven itr le Uin) whlt h# knows, the not nacettarily free atenographis Caatrlbution*a ta Highway iafaty’' a* wall a* driver elimination andIn matrooelltan areas, Summer- <0v#mm*nt promise* him immuni- transcript of trial*, InlO M haabaan . ______ been awarded lha Post physical reaction Mata. field noted. i> from prosecution for anylhtef v And, on th* aid* of the states, Offlct Dapartmmt by lha National Bafaty Council, Poitma*ter Otnarftl Arthur E, Summtrflila reported today. SummCrfltld raid h* will accept tha award “on behalf of thcnlianda of portal people who have lad and cumulated local tatety programa for postal vahlclt* over tho Milan,’* Aceaptanea catamenia* will ba scheduled aoon. "Tha Post Office Department a fa* year* age had ana af tha w ont traffic accident record* In the entire rederal Goveramant,” Summrrfltld reeallad, in comman*'"i m tea award, " h n u , tha Department Initiated ita flrat tntan ilva aafety program, which 11 “A# part af thla program, the "T ht artteuilaim with which all Department’# Aral Pafaty and portal paoplt hava aecapted th# fieilth Division In tha Bur*tu of S tfi Driving p rofram /' Summer* Ttrtonnrt wa« activated and *taf- field a^H*-t. "ha* b v n a "T'ma-v fad with asparta in Induatrtel factor in thla atcond tpaclal trafaafety, health, motor vehial# and fie aafety citation being awarued traffic aafety. ■ te the PoatSl Service." "Thla National Safety Council "Po*t#1 employ** hava carried Citation for INS - th* eecend con- their enthurtaam, their new safety aaeutlve annual award af thte type knowledge and thalr new knowto ba received by tho Peat Office how into tha aafety programs of Department aa a result of its new thousands of American communiSafety fro fram - ayrnhollta* a U*a, Everywhere portal people major achlavamant In tha saving hav* been leaders te tha planning af live* and property." and programming te Improve Typical of th* post Office Da- community traffic safety. partmant'a safety aecamptlab.* . s,i - , . f ^ v manta te IPSI, aectdaata Involving ' oo.U l mod!# volunUrUr postal vahlelaa war* reduced fram e„ e o n d u c U n s tow evod driving clsiiea far eommunUy and aarvte# orgaaittUone on thalr owi time te thalr towns sad eUtee. "In connection with national and Herlong Report U a t fall n aubeammlttea of the W y . and Mean. Comn ltte e waa appointed to mklt* a study and recommend legislation te provide for more affective means of eradicating illicit trafUtkina In narcotic drug* end marihuana and for tha all mint tiea of tha illatm u»a of thaao drugs, Amariean Psyahlatrl* AaaacteUon saya that tha eaaaa thing would happen in trial* far narcotic vielat|«na If tha flrat edfanre ware made a dreth penalty or Ufo lmIt ia Impassible to make penal- prtaonmant. f, - ** c#* ,,un‘ W •*,W • ♦y.J.tS te Mitie^tteg te ^ SJT.i TU teeal Mfatv nrerea ms -g, work postal pmeimei have dans te aatahllahlng hotter tlaa more aavare than th* crime j R tj,li bit) w* hope t* work wcetdag relaUena with Meal traf* dresrvaa te euch '■•»••• ° f out * raaaenabl* eampremlaa fie authorities te Integrate transI a* along wHh this feeling, bat wh|e), wy, , L h . M | | | | n portation anddelivery patterns -I— “ ■!. — W. . — . yet n a t r e **■ with the ana-way attest'an d now« teamed that there la anathar that it would keep Juris* P«rfcta* plan* of rerioua camaide. T h an la ala* merit te tha from convicting. Under tha hlU “ USW*1, , , . . , contention of the people who there would ba a mandatory miniT i l * .. say th at tha penalty should not mum aontenre af five yasrs In therefore, ** ®na ** be too saver*. Thai* people hold tlw fodare! panitenttery f o r t e o 5.V n* brief for tha person who traf- firs* SffM dif• AM *Af AifAM tabllehmant, with Its M.OOO vehlctes, poasassai the la rra it fleet ticks Illegally In these drug*, and auhaoquant offanare tha of vahlelaa ta Uw world. Postal dri­ but they present tha vary prM mandatory minimum sentence tleal argument that If pen.ltloa u 10 yMr, . TS* m ail vers operate in every city, town for flrat offense era too .ever*. mum |||)UnfR eoul4 „ „ fr*m M and hamtet of tha nation - and _ on tha country roada and backJuries Just w|t| not convict. I ta Tar * ftret offense 14*** u Thsy ar* ovary:an agree with (hat thinking, tan. In sailing ta a miner, tlw bill wh*r*. Aad they operate te aU 1 remember eom* eapsrlencea provides a mandatory minimum **rts *( weather, under aU aorta I had as County Judge In I-ske sentence of 10 year*. Tha penal- *f conditions. Thalr dedication andCounty. Tha minimum penalty nt t y . for on* who te convicted a f devotion te duty tn winning this one tlm* for driving while In- possession but not sailing te two citation baa bora heartwarming.” tericatad was a mandatory 10 years.' but the masteium would .................... day JaH sentence *• wall aa n bo ralaod te 10 yoara from Uw C U f l BASED ON BAND forfeiture af th* driver’s licenre present five yean. Anathar lmALBUQUEEQUE, N. M.. <Jt for on* year. Virtually tha only ch**g» u th a t there PoUre a t last found n naa lor tbn K M News O f Men ’ l■■Y■ O■ U 'R E T E L L IN G ■ ....... br WXUAM MITT rr M E— I' Ceafref Press IPrtfar S A I ta n t SHOPS are urged by unde Uko n I S 'a tap eastern tewawrlaUrt te heap toagua a o u r p m blmaalt. nnly high-brow magaalMe for » » t customer ure. But wne can heap rtc n a a tilto i -hia mind on tong-hair literature paste that mays* IS# adUar white getting a crew eut? _ Me maw t t f Mirror. ft* *#*Mm sppMV Ct a*ti< I » t 1no at a*«Vst yawn of IE Almaqf •twrwtghf tie gate*, hairdo teem* __9 tA . MwnObte fo turn grey. Itete f I I I Three ashsatear* wore aauaht l t t trytea re Nriyo tea tepa.su taw porisd award. WKo-a |deni ate tea The V. «l Paa< Often depart* M t ^ a k y l a k u |A>> j y |A_ 1 s m - „? ~ssi - - Try arid Stop Ma ______ Br IINNITT c u r SHORTEST PLAY In tha world, avert Walter Blumefl- . . T HE that, must ba a gam by Triaten Bernard allad "TKo Exite. • Tbn dattire anat aenatsts of n mountaln**r and an nxtte. Tha curtate'# rim Bidetoaee‘tha mountaInoar whittling tn front af hU cabin door. En­ ter tha extte. boatochlng, "Whoever you are, have pity on n hunted man. Thom'* a prion on my head." gays tha whltUnr. etill whitun- m gtoey aubmitted to a earnpoettwo ateaa by an dqraar* old to Kntanaki __ m "Kerry toa,” ha ImylowA 1 a * a . amittea with n haadmw a foreigner, gl be breka the ageU when tw acted H tea had e aowty. “Tm T tea -tort don’t think r a d m b BMtigb la te» f w * itr • x»i oeuM tea Thera was aa sand an th at par­ Uw ticular atraot, but th a n wua eon- w,t* M ___. “ w* I bap#", *wa eemethtng that will ba affaotire te otepptog Utegnl tenffiak" I * n a ir e ti^ I* my noted M U w ane than murder h r u p on* te pnrtMpnte te makteg ad diet* out of s*uw *f eur teenare re, end yet wo are told II to being dans every day. aldartblo aaad a t the rite af Bw burglarised laundry. Th* two wore T reated whan Bomare freed they bad same to the awtea ctethoa. _ _ _ _ 11 m M-MUtea dollar nntorel go* laSuetry claims H is the e u th largeet tn tba United Btotaa. m ahoute aur n o t" pad d ty officials far with A laundry waa burgtarisad and ________ ■Ion of Mnttne^ „ p*r*lo rosoaet ta anv of the tacreeeod Policeman B. A. Bonus* was i Y l l e S s te Wfirteg ahmg a pared .tre a t when trafficking lllsm lly te three Ba iu tiia d two f « n f a m n m iT ,UM * / NJTJbaW ni * abridged text a a a AND ITOKAGB 00. LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE AND BRAIL th bsi r a i d s taros NOHENFEUt, GERMANY BpoeUUit Third CUss Madison Wilson, sen of Mr- and Mrs. Willie Wilson, Oviedo, recently partielgated to bsttallon field toots with unite of the Ninth Infantry Di­ vision to Germany. As part r i the U. I . haven th Army, te* Ninth Division con­ ducts a rigorous training pro­ gram, Including realistic maneu­ ver* and field problems. A forward observer te Company M af tha divisloa'i tote Bailment. Wilson entered the Army te June m a He completed baste teetotal at P e rt Pete, U . H i u i IN J graduate af Creams Academy. ASTHM A hit atya. the court aaid military houateg proTha court rulad a New York pub- Jact* built and operate! by private lie school Isachtr could not ba firm* on fovaromsnt land a r t tub* firod almply bacauae ha pleaded jact to atai# and local property tha Fifth Amendment when aakad tear*, than the benefit ad th* doubt te u ,. dMandant, It w m eartelnly E W T f i S & t * " I S S ^ i M flu n *( the prasoeutteg at* equipment - windshield wlpara, f i t were Milan by i t*rnay wh# presented a good brakes, light* and bores, London newspaper, Uw Mirror, thla hasp* up w l ' easa. I t w m Juit the milk ad hu'T h o Department's two con- nans V. a. Seeretary of SUM man ktednaaa m th* part W the »««Uww award* ware wag on baa- John Paster Dullsa n “craWppla." Uw ______ ______ __ __ . Just M Uw raca af it wrd pay Exprare. * ____ 1 7 ] average Jurat. They did not foal WUy there polnta: . . . a* aarry for tha man tereldod, *• Tka part postal prepla nil. but they did far hia family. The * * * Th* commlttre ha* Just made IU report and Immediately wa find ouraalvaa te a contrevaray. The commlttre haa racammandad panaltlaa that are quite anvare. In Service Marehaate, banker*, farm orga-------- eO riate bar* have thalr questions sbsot Communist a r t y membership. Itato*' lig h te n looked on thli « i «n Intrusion on atsloa' right#Put the court refuted to b rer te th , session Just ended Thla only postponed lha day a| Uona shout Communist membsr. n .„ It U Mnmirf.rad too ‘•MW®"- Tha problem will avantq. ahlp. The questions were described ally coma beeh te tho hlfh court sa ravtlanl to hia flteaaa for pub! tmpli es s J e t tea eater af tea up lu baa ia 1M| ea public school regreiation. SUt It .Voided thieving another WASHINGTON J t-T h e luprtm * lofl SB the racial te e whoa It V |( ftirf r t i U rte t for u ™ 2 w h a U « f M i n i a Uen tin*an? m t n S V S S K “ J , . 1— poor, buying fa*d o n ■■ advaateg- 1icon so war* tbo,e who plsadod oouily as ha can and hoping guilty, game of those wh* ware th* best market for his ia fliui triad I faitt ware Justs n , guilty product. *r more ,*• ^ 2 " . .*12 Owen te emphatic 1a his view that things may turn bad again coma fell. But neither Pet* nor hia guilty he nutemeticslly served wife look worried. M dsye te Jell end autometicelly lest hi* driver’! llcenee. and whan ther realised ho had a family te re y p o rt ?nd reuld not make a living without tha ure o f hi. automobile, many timaa I am BUM thav ta r* a little mere — 1 ------------------------------- ten right,tar shaped fraaunwttte* I than round i ^ Tha teas graanriattei ... dentally, ba all right, tort whet ghoul tic Bat Pate skeptical, about Uw rerent u r n (o rth o batter te (arm S ^ t o b^ Br JAMES MARLOW Associated Pnm Neoe Anw*t Choosing The Right Frames For Glasses although there are many C —tertwiata. Justices Ms!c« Historic Decisions ^STKONe SUMiKT Now Is Time To Incorporate Plan Of Action For Immediate Future you ntitirf f» i r r s c n v H t h u m - r a i • bat u i a r t n a g cur BLDRlDGrg GREEN BEANS 2 Nigs. 39c COD FILLETS LB. 35c U A X 'rtlM FBESN PROXEN MEDIUM GROUND BEEF GREEN SHRIMP Fkg. 59c LR. 37c PLA- GBADB A—DIRECT PROM LOCAL PABMB E G G S ^ f i J • WEITEtN U. A CHOICE OUB OWN CUBE ring you ROUND STEAK Ll.« 9 c CORNED IEEF L |.. 59c SA V E BY MAIL! OUB OWN PUBB POEM •WANSON’S BEST OB SAUSAGE L l.t9 c CHICKEN PIES 2 For tec hbaoquastvhb ro « fbobkn food packag­ ing BUPPUES. WH HAVE "FLAV-B^AVE” FUSSING OF PEACHES AND (RUSH FRUITS. �Social £vc/d& THT: SANFORD HFRAT.n Wed. June 20. 1936 M Miss C Al I N U A R O l iV i NTS Schedule June SO, Elder Sprints Home Demonstration Club will have thsir annual picnic at the County Home Demonstration Center, 401 E. 25th street, at 7:30 p.m. Family Mr*. C. 31. Ryerson and and has been teaching the second and friends are invited. daughters, Cordelia and Carole | grade at Eixex Elementary School June 21, Home Demonstration will arrive today to visit Mr*, there. County Counell will meet a t the Ryerson’* sisters, Mr*. G. A. MafC o u n t y Homs Demonstration le lt end Mrs. C. W. Hamit. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Madden C e n t e r , 401 E. 25th street at 10:00 a.m. Geneva club will be Miss Juanita Williams of Poynhostess. The County Dress Revue or, Mq. will arrive Sunday to h# will be at one o'clock. Mrs. Lor­ th* ru e it of Mr, and Sirs. C. W. raine Graham will fBHamll. *" , n« s p e a k e r and talk on TB H«Uh is th« daughter of Mr. and Mr*. ,l Ped H a s t/ and b . I. th . son pr! f r *m *n Co" nty' u Mr. and Mrs. Fiord McRae who of Mr. snd Mrs. A. C. Madden _ Jun* .**• u k « LMonr^ Hom? f* connected with General Foods, Also stationed there are Mr*. Demonstration Clubwill mee. Battle Creek Mich., ha* heen Madden’, brother and si.ter-in- a t the KhooMunch room a t 7:30 transferred to Kankakee, 111 where taw; Capt. and Mr*. D. R. Ha.ly r-m" i11, he will bo manager of th at divi­ and son, Craig. Ha is with the {or Die County l ancer Clinic. sion. U.S. Air Force. Mrs. Hasty is the AUo • cr*ft wwkshop. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. R .1 June 25. 8ewlng class sponsored Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witte Jr. Kelly. They will both be statinned by th* County Council will meet formerly of Banford now of Fort there for three year* and will be at P a.m. Those inleresied In learntng to sew can meet with this 0M yer* ware In Hanford last night neighbors. group, or any on* wanting asto attend ths Lion* Club Install­ ation and Ladle* Night Banquet. Miss Betty Co*, who has been slstanc* In sewing problem* are visiting in Chicago, 1U., arrived Invited to m en at this time. ypsterday with her grandmother,' -------------------Mr*. George Cox. Miss Co* live* I l i n p l t o n n f Z i w n n with her aunt and unde. Mr. and L U I l C n e O n O l V C n Mrs. Ed Cox whose home is on I _ D a s t a s i e a H i Forest Drive in th* Wynnewood I n K e S i a U r Q I U section. • Mis* Ellen Lyon and Sir*. A. L. Lyon entertained with » Mr. and Mr* T itd TeiVint ami Bridesmaid Luncheon J uiis 11 at fimily ipent the past week in J |m Spencer’s R eitsurnst for the Daytona Beach. attendants of Mis* Past* Collins who was married June 1# to EuMi«* Janice Reel of Tampa i* |f n e "stridgn 111. visiting her aunt. Mr*. Carrie p|„^ gladioli carried out the Smith for the week. bridal theme. The hostesses pre, sented the honoree with sn orchid Mr. and Mr*. Roy Minn end for - Rt. after which she presented children, John and Helen, left ;,( r bridesmaids and maid of honor humlay on a vacation to New u.ith .iiti York and Washington D.C. Mr. T1,n , nHln. Mi Mann accom- rntim , MI» Mr. Memo On Office Picnic New Church Scene Of Wedding Of Ann Leinhart, E. W. Abell Mu* Norma Ann the bridal motif, flanked on either OVIEDO Leinhart and Erwin W. Ab#U,-who tide with three tiered sliver c*nwrre wed Friday evening, were drlnhrn. holding while taper*. Basthe first couple In he married in kel* of while gladioli, pom poms, the new Oviedo Methodist Churrh. and snap dragons, palms ami She is the daughter of Mr. and greenery were artistically display3lr*. Max Leinhart and he la the cd in the background, son of Mr*. Grnrva S. Abell and Mis* Grorscne Parker kept tha the late 3lr. Abell. bride's book. Mrs, Lex Abell cut FRIDAY Amidst a setting of palms, th# r a k o , assisted by Mr*. Mer- Tha Lamplighters Class of the greenery and basket* nf white rltt Staley and Mr*. Robrrt Leo. First Christian Church will have a gladioli, mums and *nsp dragons, Pouring punch were 3!l*i .Martha pot luck supper meeting at the the Reverend George C. Carlton Jean Hardy and Mr*. Hay Bea*- church at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. B. H. performed the double ring cere- ley. Williams and Mrs, Perry L. Stone, mony that united the pair in holy Circulating hostesses included: hostesiei wedlock. Mis* Kay Estes, Miss Ann PierThe formrr Mis* Leinhart was *°n. Miss Nancy Myers, Miss Jo- Ths United States uts* about givc.n in marriage by her father. Anno Fleming, Miss Joan Brown, a third of tiie world's guuda aiul She was lovely in a gown of im- Mias Leona Hart, Visa Jinx Atiller, services. ported embroidered organdy, styled Miss Rebekah Tuhy, Mi>* Betty with a Sabrina neckline and brief Lou Beasley, and Mr*. Billy Meek, sleeves. Relf-cnveml h u t I o n a Other* assisting were Mrs. J. II. rinsed the hack and the votumln- Staley, Mr*. James Partin/ Mrs. nu* skirt was fashioned of tiers Mabel Brown, Mr*. E. M. OHUf, finished In scallops. Iter fingertip- and Mrs. Charles T. Niblack. length vail of silk illusion was at-, For travelling tha bride wore a tarhed to a half-hat of tulle and pink summer suit with white ac- lare m erusted with aeed peart*. ■cosorie* and her bridal orchid.’nle held a t Rock Spring* BunShe carried a prayer book topped Following a brief honeynoon, the d,y with a white orchid. couple plan on making their home . ,, . , , , Mrs. Maxine Latimer, sister of In Gainesville, where they will A ,!',ll^,ou, m**1 WM • BJ°>'ed the bride, was matron nf honor, both attend theUniversity of ■lnnS with swimming. She was gowned tn a ballerina Florida. Attending were Mr. and Mr*. length dress of pink perfection ----------------- _ _ » w i « ... j . i . cry.tallette designed with deep The higger Iho handbag, the , ‘ A\ 1 « round ricrolletage and bouffant more surface there is to pick up ,ord *nd Tampaj Mr. skirt. She carried a crescent bou-Soil and smudge*! Since this ii ""d Mr*- R- M,Fryer and fam(,uei of lavender aslara. the year of the really big haml-'Hy, Mr. and Mr*. Herman Well- ^jteLSMjastO^msf, footnotes to fashion S' Hava you avtr made a wash- I buttons must have rustproof ab’s cotton dress, only to find bark*. d t h a t th* binding faded or th* anaps Pearl, crystal end Jet buttons If so, you found out ■r# washable. Witch out for th# hard way th at everything plastic button*. Unieis the pack­ th at goes Into washable must b* age specifically says they a rt color-fast, rust-proof and gener­ washable, thry are likely to bo damaged by hot water. ally sudsahle, If you go Ul Uia trouble of Experts a t your local sewing center offer some tips on selecting making a dre*a*At pay* to check sewing arceaiorics that will keep ■II the detail* to be *ure you your gsrmanta in good ahape after get full uia of it. doxene of tubbings. 0 B# aur# your thread la fast eolor, whether It Is nylon, mercerfeed cotton or silk. Synthetics call for nylon or dacron thread; silk thread I* used on silk fabrirst marcerited thread i* best for cot­ ton, rayon or linen. Lining* and Interfacing* must be washed the same way as th# outsld# fable, so If your fabric I* nylon or dacron ui# asm# kind of lining; for cotton fabric, u»« # en tto n lining, and ao on. For stiffening and shaping a garment, a new lining material r-lltd pellon la generally satisfactory, since it la washable and holds Its shape. Other choices are permanently stiffed canvas and crlep nylon net. B« sur* your tapes and bind­ ing* are fast color. Cotton seam binding la sturdy and washable, « a n d a non-puckering bias rayon w *ram binding notv is available In a color-fast version. Hooka and eyes, snaps and grippers must bw tuslproof. Zip­ pers, too, must be rustproof and , should have rolor-fast tape. If you uss shoulder pad* In your made-at-homa clothes, they foam rubber stup-ln pads. Cotton shoulder pad*, though washable, » have a tendency to loss their A sha pe. Self belts are smart, but often preient a laundry problem. You ran solve this by using a doublelayer cotton backing which can b# purchased In a package with a washable buckle. Single-layer backing I* available by the yerd, | and nonrustlng buckles also can be bought separately. Covered ■ Beauty a t the basin needn’t bo . a mysterious process. Here's a tellable formula: use a washcloth io apply thick soapsuds to your face, aim in g with lukowarm water. Keep th# wator running, and reapply tha tuday cloth at gradually higber temperatures un■ til you Just can 't aland it any hotter. You’ll toon bo aglow wfih clean-ierubbad loveliness. Then ^ ep lash on icy cold water to close Wihe pores — you'll really fael and look your best. Don't Irt the laundry pile up lor a "big washday." Suds thing* nut is they come along and you'll isve s lot ot lime snd effort. After sudilng, timing, and pact tally drying a linen garment, it should be pressed with a hot iron until thoroughly dry. Jm # 19 Jim Boned Albert Zin»er I n * fit Rah Rrura Mrs. W. S. Brumley Sr. DRAWSTRING - BACK BO­ LERO COSTUME la shown tn meadow beige etlk print, de­ signed .by Ad si# Simpson. The Jacket Is collared high ever the scooped, drawstring neckline ol I ' V J l C l C4 l \ f t R lU t IN T H l A T R i LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:13 l H Ref. $239-85 H Balee — Repairs I'l-VM Recorders—Players PRAIRIE L A K E th e k e t t l e h in • THE OZARKS” i also { I “MAN WITH A STAR” V Kirk Dwwglaa BUKURS MUSIC SHOP 1984 Cedar at 28th 8L Phone 1911 R a L frJ ! NITS TN I SC K C N IN N fe N m S N E m nuvN cui m V SHOCKWAVEtl to modamizo your both room Hie AsuajCAN-^taedaed w ay I The I,umber Number for .Sudden Service rully AaUautie B Mualral Instrument*. tonight Happy Birthday N I W 1 9 S 6 ■ b o U (ngother in th* skillets end cover, or bak* at 030*?. for 18 artnuts*. To eerrer Place hot Chili 'Uiirxer mixlura between bun helves. Lung Standing will reduce number of portions. P L U M O IN C Extraordinary Deal! ■f f l f l f f l f i g l I No doubt about It, If th* next flip of tha aCce calendar show# . atrJcouAin* ± 1^ ^ of ? n,d hA bridr, , i i Mn ^rro uSI?' proper n l f ’ Ucare pa>*of your kn"*rhsgi. how whether ,0 Ul<0 W n , and family, Harold* 1 GilIc), the 1 ^flower girl*. Their gowns, made made of fabric o leather * ™p *l,d Mr. and Mr*, of pink doited swls*. were Identl- SJ , , -ord *nd 11^ K' ral, featuring titled bodies withi- , tu . . <t,f * , ? r re,710ved Lord. Mr*. Edna Heehler anJ low neckline and ruffled hoop » * [ h, ,Ufr M*p IL'J monJ Norman. T :I Quiet Home Wedding Unites Betty Allman, James Benton TUESDAY WEDNESDAY The Mid-Week Bible Itour will be conducted by the Rev. A. G. In the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. ballerina length dress of ponder Mclnnls, pastor ot the First Presbyterian Church at 1:30 p. L- wh>'« Saturday evening at 7 blue nylon tulle over satin with p. m. Miss Betty Lou Allman and . _ , n? ‘’“ ,c*r.ric< * The Chancel Choir will rehearse Jam es H. Benton were united in ! " V f 1 ? A J lJ . th. a t First presbyterlsn Church at marriage by the Rev. J. B RooL C,j C,d# Mr. and Mrs. While are unde v ° f th# 7:30 p. m. aunt of Miss Allman. " be!l1 n ,,n ' Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr. will lead and ts.. k. m . t. .< s t . The brides mother wore a s'tuat the midweek prayer service a t Stinsol Snd Me ,cnJth d r f " of plnk ,inen " i,h * F irst Baptist Church at 1:30 p.m. a n ? MMW ROfJhMeS u « n?, of carnation*. Mrs Benton Roy Brilt will lead th* meeting f u T Z ’nton Hu‘ chose l dress of o.r.k Silk Cicpo of th* Sunday School Cabinet at fus Benton. and a catnatio, cor.ag, First Baptist Church at 5:13 p.m. i Z Z V r . u J r X S Z i t Z S V Z u ? R« « P tJon foll<>wed <h* rues. There will be a covered dish ^ 5 ^ 2 ? s i ™* brid»’* *»«* « * • overlaid With supper for members of the B4PW ?‘ L * ^ «"d held an a r ra n t-, at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Gra- was nl.ced In i which felt cascading6 white aatin iycn* 0* " hl<e T0>ti *nd e ,rn ** dick, 3018 B. Fark Ave. streamers. Crystal candle holders u * , „ , THURSDAY bore lighted white taper*. ! 7* e8«P!i *>'• three tiered The Naval Officer* IVl'rt** Club Given in marriage by her f ,. " k i * blcb sllesnilt. In A ^ *iUI 8 Dtldfi 8 Hu flirOOrtl lll4 luncheon will be held at Jim Spen- tk.* ikj. LJ J . ha ; r nh! bUnJth ^ - 1 *f j j l * Kurroundod by fern and rh lti fill* ccr’s Restaurant at 13:30 p. m. Th* Junior Choir of the First tulle'over w h ff.h lm m .r.n e K ,°" dlul>- On each end of th . table Presbyterian Church will rehearse The dress featured a strapless bo-' ■ oi#U™*rt*Una*«{re"Mr"'dV V at 1:43 p. m. al the church. snd a filled waist Una with a r ™ 'S rM h ttn . V ih» mmri.to.iHi The Youth Choir will rehearse at dice nylon lull, jacket and cap sleeves. JJ5 W r r First Presbyterian Currh at 7:30 The Jieket showed a rolled collar S n c tha cake *’ p. m. and satin covered button, lining 7? , . . . . Vacation Blhln School will be ths front. Her fingertip veil fell The bridge book * 1S kcPt by conducted al First Baptist Church In her shoulders from a Juliet cap. Mr*. Ana Hannum, lor all children, ages three tn n The yount bride carried a Bible For a short wedding trip tha years, from 8:30 a. m. to 11:30 e. lopped with a single white orchid Mrs. Benton wore a blua which was showered with orange »hcrr cotton creation with, whit* accessories and the white orchid The Junior Choir will rehearse blossoms. at First Baptist Church at 0:13! p. m. , The Intermediate Choir will re ­ hearse a t First Baptist Church at 7 p. m. I The Adult Choir will rehearse at First Baptist Church at 8 p. m. It-utherhood sUpper and pro­ gram meeting will be held at . . . . . L eftist Church at 7 **. m. Harry Weir of Scminol* Memor­ ial Hospital will be iho Matured speaker, Th# Seminole Chapter No. Two, OES, will meet at the Masonic Hall at 8 p. m. Father's night will be observed. The Ladles Aid of the Luthsran Church ot the Redeemer will meet at ths home ot Mr*. Philip Schleaa* mann at 7:30 p. m. Tha Seminole County Homs Dtmonstration Club council meeting will start at 10:30 a. m. with lunch at 13 noon. Personals 2sna 3 sin er ^"SST. ro sirs. P ice * WASHER ii We cen 9*11 you about fins radio and television servirs an,) you'll ba happy to Hsian. We're first in rspalta and forsmoat tn efficiency. SECOND FEATURE A n i m a l Lumber ft Supply Yard SU W. Third fit Saaferd. FIs. HOOVER FEATURE— t;*3 ONLY �1 South Has .3 0 6 Record ORLANDO — On paet m a r i a cmCAOO. to —Yaaag Johnny th r e e * Saaday night, Hank Mb. straight victory against Chicago^ heavyweight Utk T ati W rights SOUTH A H Itari n ig h t victory against Chicago's whin the twe clubs meat la the explosive bat uapredktahk Rah Claaa D Florida State L o a m 's Satterfield. 14th eaaael oahihitk a game at u-roar-oid fnaim m lk mS * . 2 “ h art Friday n lf tt •* • • • * * * ■ a t | cage Stadium I t rauadir. Ha OHteial avaragM ralaaaod hero risks hla Ho. S ranking la tha Ring today through gander night roves), a ig esla* ratings t a l a d u nce that tha Wright outfit had a sea- agatnit Pittsburgh's ash Baker, sen's batting mark of JM . <ucla- Satterfield, If, a dynamite-fistafro af the Pitchers, te the J N a d “apollor," baa a 4M1-4 nee*d. math posed by MaJooU'a starting Re te a big hurdle te Summwlia'a sight| aspirations te get la the twim lor O ne, Novane, trophy, and Bncky Marciano's vacated heavyDunn, making ap Wright'* bril-, weight crown. Unnt hurting staff, k id wo* M A t the moment, tha pending while losing hut U, while Majce- Archie M o ore-F leyd Patterson ki • pitcher* — Frye, Tyrlver,1scrap ia pegged to determine MarBeeraft, and Marenko had wan M. dano'a succastar, but tha retired while leelng IS. I champion had a goad ward far Jh addition, Wright’s team will Summerlin ia n Chleagj visit last have as an incentive th* feet that weekend, a SOUTH team baa yet to win a “I’ve seen Bummerlin c* teleleap All-Star game. The 1MI titt vision end bn impressed me with • t Sanford before I.TM aaw IN hi* youth, feme**** and ability NORTH squid win by S ta I, while to take a punch," said Marciano tha NORTH team *f IMS won U ut b e n Mr a civic celebration at game, alee at Sanford, by I te L suburban Forest Park, “He'a got altar 11 fait innings. a future if ha got* by Satterfield. Wright had a problem last who can * * * * « * anybody bo night Brophy, wiaaor of IP af 14 «•* decisions and ranked aa tha d rARC will telecast a t I pm BIT. NEW YORK UR-Tw* aim ing Na* • • 1 *fd«nj Mams tn opening day made defensive mevaa te pro­ tect slim leads let* ia their games. The iOaata sent Whiter Lotkman te left field for Dusty Rhodes and th* PhUlioa replaced g u n Lopate ■t firtt base with Mere Blaylock. b inder nf Wright's choice. A host of former major 1**guort, many now residing hi the area while others era scouting the circuit, will be ia the stand* when th* contest gets under way, and a record crowd, far Orlande, 1s ex­ Thomoo Jefferson High School ported. i t will ho the third Ume Orlando played hoot to the affair. of Richmond keo won th* Virgin* H art are tha two squads, aa k state tennis ehampleaihip for ehooen by the league's eportewri- the ninth straight year. tdrit NORTH Piaarra, Ovl, f t JM Otordano, Lbg, f t JM Oaliogo, Day, f t JI4 Cappo, Lbg, aa JU Dillard, Day, If JTS Riddle, Ovl.^ef JM Bennett, Day, if JR ■odd, Palatka, a JU Tyriver, Day, (M ) f tp JM Prya, Byl, (*-l) f tp JM BoeraR, Day, (1-1) ft* APT Marenko, Lby, (W ) Hp, JS1 MJholU, Day Utfl JM MaJoski, Daytona Mgr. SOUTH Osekroll, Cheat, f t JM DETROIT, to — P alty B srg ,~ Louis* Buff* and Batty Jamaao«v —-foremost among th# “old guird* In profeiional women'* foil v ara on the sevnt ol a eotnparttiva rarity for th a n , • new title. Theta three ra te r t a t , who have won almoat every important title a t one time T another, will all be trying for one they’ve aavei captured when the annual Ladlea POA Championihlp itarte b e r e f t Thurtday. Thlt will be only the eecend staging of a championihlp for their aiioclatlon. Bev Hanton of Apple Vallay, Calif- became the Initial champion la it year at Tort Wayne, Ind. M lu Barg, the Mlnnrapolli red­ head who p la n from S t Andrawt, 111- hat ecored a tweep of all other top titles in her M -yeirm competitive career. Patty, now 3|w hat won the National Open, Na­ tional Amateur, Western Open, r u t Bo/cptF o r World and Tltleholdera among B A U b a l l p r s A r n ty H docent of othtra. Tbit win be her BMOOLM-r BA. \ firtt bid for the LPGA title. B o t t o m * wm» * C B B O rro A F t o n e * MIm Buffi, tt, of Bea Iiland, Ga., and Miss Jameton, ST of San Antonio’ T e r, have elmoit aa llluatrioua records. Louise boa claimed all the seme major title* aa Patty eseept the World e k a ^ # By TWB ASSOCIATED PRESS Tops in ths lesgua a team plonthlp and Betty baa bean Nashville’s Vols have been blaa- at the plate and afield, Ernie blocked from a similar sweep only, by the absence of a Titlelag along at a .TJT winning clip Whitt’s crow has had ta scramble holders triumph. during June and if they can along with so-so pitching until ■toady their pitching at the earn* recently. But In Uielr lna* fot* OLYMPIC DONORS GET CREW high kvol aa their batting and gamts, Vol hurlera have allowed RACE TICKETS fielding, Blrminghem’e Boron* a toUl of only IT kite, SYRACUSE, N. Y. to Onondaga had better beware. j to y Perdu* Mattered six Mem- County residents who contribute l i t Th* Barons, currently leading phis singles last night far a M for the Olymplct ara fatting frae tha Vols by fivp g a m s k tha shutout over the Chicks. Binning- admission tickets for the Mth an­ Southern Assn., pennant race, have hem kept pee* hp outaluggkg nual intercollegiate regatta h e re # been going a t a .MB p a c t ake* Mobil* 10-1, Chattanooga dumped Juae I f and tor the Otympfe row. May, enabling tha Vok M pull, Little Rock M , and Atlanta lag trial*, Jan* S-M. Th* race* wig be bald on Onondaga Lake. within rang* *squoesod paet Now Orloane 1 4 Barons Leading Vols By 5 Games HOLLER'S VACATION mo, Orlaadt, f t SPECIALS GET SET FOR A WONDERFUL CAREFREE VACATION IN AREALLY FINE USED CAR. LET US WORRY WITH YOUR OLD CAR-WHILE YOU DRIVE A DEPENDABLE ONE FROM A DEPENDABLE DEALER Brophy, Orltod* <tM ) ftp . Dunn, Wool Palm (M ) ftp WUscn, Orlando Utfi W rlftt, Orlando l CHAPEL HILL, N. a UR Spring fotboll practice at Nerth Carolina brought out aU but ana of tha IN I baeks. Only player missing was halfback Bon KtRor, loading ground g akor k r th* 1N> Tar Titusville Tides T tf t a.m . It:B 4 a.i TrM p.m. lt : 4 l p.i Sotnedop, Jon* f t T ill a.m. l i f t o.i IP # *4 res am ta slog ft* “It. Louis Blaeo" taday. Tha aurgkg Card!a^k ara aaly a step away from firot stoat k tha Natknal League add Manager Froddie Hutchinson ftkba they’ll ga an tha way. Uttk Murry Dickson, atm a tap flWfllllM at ft, pitched i t Louie to within three percentage points t t ft* kageo-kadkg Ctacknatt ■Bdtoce latt bight by blanking Urn TRACK CAFTAftL , m f o MAO •V O VCCBO BBO U y V® C A F F i t O CM A E3I KAMOV* MAMM ft IP S 3 1 mu Mf fBoMTB— im DODGE 4 De« 3 / Radta ft Hanter Very Very Ctada <1299 Pewargfida VS Ntw Paiai • Tired Friday, Jon* t t <699 0LD8M0KLB St Seta Hydrnautk B ft H New Paint-Beet Corm / ‘899 I P J PONTIAC Chieftain 3 A 6 Doer Hydramatle Badto ft Heater DESOTO 4 Deer Badto ft Hester Orb OwbbiwTery Qmm ‘ 599 g m j LAuu-iiAU eg 3 A « Dear Sedan Lane Than Wbalanela ‘2 79 5 <1699 I P f t CHBVBOLBT Deluxe 3 # t Deer Bedu Rsdta ft Bentar ‘ 599 * 7 ___ M O IL 9 0 OM <1099 \ PffiadatBhk Phillies 4-1 Aa Dal Bank d im a std a four-run eighth toeing rally Mr tha Phils with a ima m hom er. Tha streaking Mil­ waukee Brave* moved k to third p m * by whipping ft* Pittsburgh P tato* far the emend eight k a roar, M . Tha N*V Ycih O tanu, getting a five-hit mound offcet by Jthnny AakactU, boat tha Chico- IP P CHBVBOLBT Betake * * VS Peweryttaa B ft B '53 g g (899 " ! im 3 e l CHBVBOLBT 4 Dmt Medtnnknly Ctoed Neede Pdtat *599 { »#"< £*, M i ftbfl* only a s k f k gam* sm a­ r m * the firot five aluha k tha M tk n a l, tha Chisago whit* Box M* g w v tkg ft* Now h a r t f f f t WILLTI S Cyt 3 3 Station Wagon Hard ta Ptad <899 _ _ _ BtJICK - DODGB . PONf J 7 TUC — POHD ■ # # dtotae nf Any tif S r t Orioloa S I last night u lehy Billy Piero* hoes me the first American league pitcher to w k Ilg am * * . Tha v ktery anahkd tha .>4 % u* oc. jj pei'e with the YeaMe*, who swept to their sixth h e ig h t triumph, H w a r I k ttdtroit Ttgors k an afternoon •IB. cbkago trails th* bomban ‘99 I P B h NASH StateanMa 3 / 4 Dmt Sedan Cmaytotaty BaMailltoai -<499 f P A CADILLAC t t 4-Dmt 3 | | FaSy BgdpH Leek This One Orer Comstock General Insurance WELL DRILLING ; Howard 0. Lone Phone MS ! 207 R. C o m m errial H. JANES OUT AGENCY SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER'S OPEN EVENINGS T ILL 9 < Palmatto A n . Phontc U ‘ 999 �™] News Briefs f ' traditional Amerta** Raaday dtaaar takl*. fo r a vet tome varto‘l»a. the ARB Sort lee tar Homo ■■tor# iu (tests tbl« c r in Nr Uhatar K a k |t f * « aervimg*. Melt <d tap batter «r ■aryarta*. add H cap (berry pad boll I minute. Rataara from bant aad add | r u n cut-op eooked lobster meet Kell l/» tap better or •aryarta* ta tap at daobla better erar etamerioi •iter, stir la I tdbteepeeoe doer •ad Ip taaepoea aatt Gradually ittr la ti l tup* light ereem pad tb* •berry ■ ip u tt drplaad from tb* lebitoe. Coob. ptlrrlaa eonyiaatly, aatu paaootb aad Ulekeaad Boat * epy yolbp wall. a radially atlr m % eup bot Mae*. Add te raw ed I IVAN LAWIINCI, 33, of Reseda, Ctllf., shown her* with hla family, will receive h's Doctor of Law* degree from tha University of California at Loa Angeles. Lawrence put himself through seven years of collet* while support'll* a wife sr.d tlx children. He #*nr» I In two wtrs snd worked full time at • variety of Job* Including police officer. “My wife must be given most of the credit," he said. Clustered around Lawrence anf hla taw hooka are (left to right): Donna. 7: hla wife, Mery Jo, S3; Bill, 10; Mary Ann, It; Ivan J r , •{ Dianna Jo, I; sitting on tha table ta Paul Jamas, 1. til*. Tha third card should cover tha I of Bible, and the fourth eard lha I ot Thigh. The afth card than covers th* L of BIBLE, so that tha sixth card must also cover an L which Is In ATLAS. Continus turn­ ing up th* remainder of th# >0 card* In tike fashion, always cov­ ering a pair of letten. Now have your aubjari point out th* korltontal rows In which tha two cards are that h* originally •elected. If he Indicatte that hU two card* are In tb* first row you know that they must be the two TVs (or the Ace of Club* and I of Diamond* as In th* llluftratlon), If he indicate* the third snd fourth row you remember that O la th* only letter repeated In Ooo** and Thigh; so you point to th* first eard In th* third row end the fourth batl yen which pair ha has aMactad. card In tha fourth row. After ■ A t o k a to* mads Ma shots*, Uttl* prerilee if* very simple. gather up the cards, pair by pair, On* ot lha beauties of this Irish tat* a atngl* peak end piece It fee*i to that It can be worked an a numgown In your left hand. Be carefult ber of people simultaneously. Each SMS to asperate any #f th* pairs. of them select* hts own pair menTb# trick Is. of course, to tden-. tally and than Indicates tha rows «ty the two selected cards. Imaginei when you are through toying out . ywur word pattern. Th* only diffi­ cult pert of th* trick ta memoris­ ing the key word*. Try out tb* trick ■event time* on yourself before working It on an audience to that you are sura of correct procedure. If you enjoy eard tricks, a copy t of “Taka a Card**1which contain# I this and nine other tricks fully da> scribed and dugrimmed may be I obtained by sending tea cents to I cover nulling and handling to 1 Dept. T. Playing Cerda, 410 Lex• Ington Avenue. Nrw York IT, N.T. THE SANFORD HERALD Wrf. Tm* K), 1»5i T MULE STUBBORN MU1.B DURHAM, N. C. UB—Policeman u J. Slmptoa tried lo enforce an irdnanca prohibiting atray mule*. The mul* kept out of reach dura a long chase and finally trot* ted over the city limit line where te wai out of reach of the Durham jrdnance. Said Simpton'r official , I itopped." -----------MEET O BRADENTON oB create beef ealee rcrrwworm are tu |tama n ,h# pr(1 niM -kw mMiina i ? ? .." * SNEAKY SNAKE JUGGED ASHLAND, V a, * Poatal Worker Nad Smith Jr., raptured and jugged a sneak thief caught tampering with the mall at tha poitofflct. The ineak was a twomot long black-snake slithering around In a carton of baby chicks. Smith plopped the snake into a glass jug after the chicks bad chirped the alarm. A TRICKY M IR Kara'* a card trick wbtrtln you •an dMsanetraU veur prowess in lacaUag net eea but tiro cards sal­ aried by aomaana In your auditors. Take a n t twenty cards and ahuf• a them. Lay them out on a table, tar* at • . __ , __ . iteel-firm s Individually. old. The chandelier* war# handcut piling T h. union on Sunday halted crystal from Tiffany's. with I Joint talks with the Big T h r e e - 1 ,lon* *"?* V* 2 ^ 7 , U. 8. Steel, Bethlehem and R, . of 73 craftsman carving for «SInCr«no!vhh .m » Und * * Union team* were tinted to neirotlat# today with Pittsburgh Steel, Inland Steel and Youngstown She. t A Tube, and espectad to have talks with all 11 firms by toiAnrrow. Rounding out the 11 are Jonea A Laughlln, Wheeling. Armco, Allegheny Ludlum and Great U k t t a division of National Steal. «»• Davlea comdated the whole project, thara rtera five buildings, including (host ;0 house her fathar, slaters and th# 13 aarvants who staffed the pile*. Th# construction was reportad to have eosl over three million dellara and th* furnishings to h|Ve another four million. , For » y « r» . the Davies man' lon w*» ‘hf centare *f Hoi: lywood aoclely. ■■■ , ,,u n l dog *» aradlca y tlr , {, , Chairman James Milligan ta li th* dinner will be held priop to MB convention in Chicago Aug- U. algna o Coual The 11 comp.nl*. produce about hugV h™ . . V mTJId to a m i n * 77 par cant of the nation a ataal. niin»lon in Bevarly Hills. ’*0* ' rf All were understood to b . stand-1After auctlon|ng ott th, «" ■ ing firm for flv*-y»*r contract* ingli ihe tolH th, p| ac# „ „ betau.l a . proposed by the “Big Three.- for gcoo.000. Observers estimated for avi Union nagotlators war* ampow- ,hI t wa. about what th# fireplace* tred to call a nationwide steel turf co,t b(r> strike units* a contract agree - 1 Promoter, triad to run tha place B lrlI ment Is reached by Jun. 30, when a* a privat* club, but stan met 7 present contracu expire. financial failure. In ]»««, It was ------------------------done over as a lavish hotal called 5™" " AIR ALARM Oeesn Housa. bu' l^ il OKLAHOMA CITY UB - Two The hotel proved loo costly to detectives admitted they a rt not maintain. It closed down two years \so hot at detecting fire. After ago, with part of the property eon- <CIWftl turning la an alarm at a hotel tlnuing as a beach club Tha white they learned th* “ amok*" was lint began to peel from tha aace asked I i onl> frigid atr from th* hotel's alltssly whltd atterlor. the ma air conditioning units. 1 List month owner Joseph Brown to erect PRESIDENT NAMED ST. PETERSBURG (*•> - Urn Florid* Concrete Producer* Aa*R» COMMITTEE TO MEET hae elected Neilaon J*n*e ef Fort ORLANDO lit—The state Demo, Lauderdale president, tueceedlnm crallc committee will meet at Mb William J. Hick ton Jr. g t J g r t ami Braeh Saturday to approve re- aonvllla, ,, OA. GRADE ‘A’ I)&D SIRLOIN - CLUB FRYERS STEAK PLUMP — TENDER — BIRDS Tenderness Guiranteed FRESHa MEATY ROUND — T-BONE Legal Notice w onm o r but r u n btatk o r ru m in A t o : ni'IIT VHNTKItg l#S W. Ith Avi Uontsle, tisorgle * ew»r« trumplsist bavin# keee fllrtf sssliisi vou Is th* Circuit Court In and for Rsmlnol* Caustr, n-irlil*. Is I'lisnrsiv. for plvorro tks short tills of ssl* hctlou bolnp IIKlIJIrtUT W VKNTKRI. Walhttff. h h r i t r v rsT u n a , Dafaadam, th u s nrainnta srs In rani* in* ftvuirs rnu t* fils rour wrlllaa dafsnsts. If anr In ths Complain! file* hsrrln, snd tn serve ■ roov Ihersnf •ipnu i’lslntlfr* Attornsr nu er heMrs ths 51th dav of Jue*. A P tiki, olhsrurls* a Prrrsa Bee Cea■assn will ba smsrid aaalhat vas «nd ths ram i prnrss4 at part* VVITNKStt mv hast aad official ■ail at K.infnrd. Sieilanla Cauntr, l > r l '- this ssth dsr et Mav. ISIS It r Marndna v-mlnnla Cuuatp, Ptarida ■**■•• i , V rr-darlek • for fvlntllf th f Av-anua SUGAR CURED COUNTRY STYLE HARVEST MOON MAXWELL HOUSE t-trr. arniNoriKLD. Maaaa' AUTT*. ' ii ara haraha aatlflad Mat a u for dlvnrra haa baaa astarad •n t s| vnu h, At rv n rr ■. v b a r . 1i ‘ a t'lrrull Cnnrt af tw# Nfath • ' 'vl flrrult nf yinrlSa. ta and 'ln»|a Cauntr. lha abhravlel- ’ * "'Weiaffr^vr a*888J i l l Pafandaal. Each day the names of four people will be published In the Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movieland Ride-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it Is your free ticket — you pay only ten cents servlet and tax charge on Ritz Theatre passes only. 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. *«raha ranulrad ta Pla • nr n'har nlaadlae In , nr haMra Jtalv I. j d t ..... i- infaaao aball ba •• an,, * VIIunitor I hava >n aa| inr band and afflisd lb* sail nf lha r .,urt thla lib day •t Juna A P I d l. <*aall GOLD MEDAL t'laTh a V a a ld 'c o u r t in------s e n r raaaa i ri nw a'*«(.■ i v a u ccaaccaann n u a r a i T no. tie r •e SdiieHaa mt MARTHA MAIIT l-iiltNRI.iaON aamta to arreus r r » r w n r rLnm PA toi Pre.k Roy rorneliinn. whose glare nf rooldenro I. unknown A ewnru Pnllllon horlnr kenu ftlif la Ike r-lrrutt ivrnri In and fnv P inln*»ln rtonnly In rbnnrery. wbnrnln in i Wbernbv Wailllonnrn. BOT i f e I.HN HI.ArdHTRR. JR SUd KATIR SAMANTHA •LArOIITRn. Me wife M>k ta adapt MARTHA M ARTmR. NKt.tSON a wilfier Ibaaa arenant. ara tn rauta aad rxiulrn van tn ba end anana, in aald I'nurt «• lha Aral day af Aufud. *. P III*, ta ahaw aunt Whv aald walltlnn ahauld nnl -a fra n lit. alharwlta aald eauaa will Rr“«g*4 mv oerte. WITNRM mr hand aug efftrUI nan| at P.nfnrd anmlnoln rtatintv. tonrtda thin 1 »th day af Juadv Kid. (Offlrlnl Paalt 1*1 l i P MarnAna n»rb nf «hn rtrrnlt fn u rt Rewilrnla rnitnlv, Florida t^rra Yvaaup t cr a w . TOMATOES EASY MONDAY Cut Green BEANS �v * ------ J r , 1 Jt r 4 .T % W tfk I m M tlU ------ , m i l l h * In w r U l f * s a d M u H t n M i* la lffitl rr. tolftt‘4 Of rt*:a«nvji .A M * * i t *m .> « ' I m il d m * n f th e «*Ulwnu»t iu»H m u *t TITB S A N F O R D H E R A L D m .a n tp ' bf fwiirn t«i hf |h# a g e n t o r a t t o r n e r o f tl»« hm *uM* 4 T . AT* NEW YOJIK un-An open letter lo Steve Allen: Deer Sieve: Word come* to thli deptrtment that you’re planning to book El* vii Pretley, the hyiterlcel ihouter of rock ’n’ roll, for your teroml regular weekly NBC-TV ihow Sun­ day evening, July 1. Why? Until now I’ve refrained from joining In the chorus of public and critical condrm nation of Pre*ley’i primitive exhibition on the Mlllon Bcrle show a couple of weeks ago. My theory Is that characters like Presley thrive on a bad press. The more they’re condemned, the more people are aroused lo watch and listen to them. Obviously, however, my think* ing that something unpleasant would go away If Ignored was tyhhful and foolish. For now, so •c o s t camps this anrnasar little el:lrls lira and play ef-doors. I s addition to tho fen lhs t have at camp, loses good elUtesship through Lh*i dally practice of seU -goronusasl is small groups. K b ru ‘ i' T t u i • f t la pat tha altlmata wespon,’’ | i l a t f tha Senate Approprlstlopi » f e j ™ » or , ~ u" ' i W . “ , K H i b S ? « « k2» ' . . . . 'b y IMS. Ha aim said that U. ft EflMr* Intelllganca reports show Ihst by Ihst date "the Soviets wilt have *1* A"* r** the auperlnr strategic air force." S - hl» testimony a fte rJ t had Un Jhe ol|,er po|nts, LeMay said ■ lefflso rad to prevent military ,jlg preMnl jar-wing goal for th# R S f ” e ? * * e t“ 2F it. , Air Force It "obsolete and should u f*' * . 1! . ’ y .,. *h* * ■m^milo^ P J f tp ’ * nu*l w n ld the Air Force needs about Ch“ wl a ‘V000 m,,n mor* ,h ,n *7S no° pro' United 81.1*1 «fame<1 f0r th< n>U IW° >e" ‘ m ^ range mlaitla 11^ bv TEAM BEI’BCTEn M maBfila b> JACKSONVILLE UB-Tha four ik .. t r a u i. . members of Flnridi’i team to the ■ ii^ l^ a U l^ lllL v a a ld . n ,,,8" >l 4’H rf,lry iudl ,n« conle,t ■M^affaetlvsi ■ft antenve s i s . * '• Lsura Cameron of Duval County lbs manned bombar," LeMay I, •‘will ba In the picture for a i time to coma." |tor hi* elosad door appearCITY MANAGER REH1GNR l Latfay w«a quoted as urgAUBURNDALE M i-J o e N. apgaagristion af an addiHonal aa,wa,aao a yaar.for five year# R efora World W ar J, th ere Crowder, a former atale rapreN f t k i N af Big all-jet inter* ware no Independent Arab ns* I ■•ntative, has resigned aa city National G*o- manager o f Aubtivndal* to be* __^ saya Ihi i h a Appraprlatiraa I graphle Society. I coma City manager a l Rtuart. rtM and H A t L 'lih 't t ls r o f t a t J W ln i* r r p iV k * F la r U * N t l " r n * j * f o r t h * k l* U t * .‘JVjV I RUNOFF DAYTONA BEACH UB-P. K. Back, II, of Chief]and, and J. W. Manley, II, from Fort M tide, ware In tho runnff today fnr president of the Florida Assn, of Future Far­ mer* of America. Reck, nomine* of the state exe­ cutive committee, led the first pri­ mary balloting yesterday with 110 vote*. Manlry had SO. N O T IC M o r S U I T B T A T E U K V L U K IU A T U i ■ tl.A IU H I I A M iK ll.M I N . IV f lr a a n B o u la y a rd . K u rls m n u th . V lr a lu M i Y u u a ra h * r * b r iio tlM ad th a t s u it fu r d lv u r c * baa baan b ro u K h l a g a l n i l yo u In Ilia C ir c u it C o u rt. In nd f o r B o itiln n l* C n u n tv K lo r u la . n r h a n c a r y . r n ll ll a d " T b o in a * N. S tw in nun p l a t n ll f f " . t * U la d y a I I . A n d a ra a n , d a fa n d a n t,’ ' by la id T b o m a i N A n d arau n . p D I m l f f . and yo u « t i r a u iilr * '] lo f lla r n l i f A n i * i , w it h Ilia C la r k ot «*M C o u rt, an il a a r y t upon lb * p l a l n l ll f a a t* to rn ry f ln o r e * A n d re w S p e a r, w h iin n ad d rey* I* I* I I B o a 1J S I , S a iilo n l, V lu r ld a . a u o ii) n r ta ld A n* .,«, r r A n " n r h « fo ra T h u r » d » y . J u I y D . I S IS I f y o u f a ll lo do so a d « e r* a pro ro n la ia o w i l l h* y n t r r r d i i i l n i l vn u fo r lh * t a lla f d am an d sd In t h * C o m p la in t. /a/ O f H ern d on Aa r i n r k n f ta ld C o u rt r "I fr<i great, and I know I could have helped the Dodgers this je sr. The losa of Karl Spooner and the trade whirh sent Billy !/>ri to Balllmore make* tho Dodgers’ rhanres of repealing all .......................... the tougher, hut I still think they SlorV*"Aj>«r*» Bpy*r will make It.- The Dodgers m ust m a te UP ITB anfori V lorlda * ___t . _ * t..* Ska ra lla f Wkh.'l a«,,a*r?.**TS’ .K%t»S L m ^ l V c o ^ % / s l | dK FOR FOOTBALL NORTHFIELD. Vt, UR - Two Norwich College football players seem to have their dimmer jobs mixed up. , Little Nlrk ftpsgnnll. all of 1M pounds and ■ quarterback, la shouldering bricks at a hod car­ rier. But big Bill Engle, ZU-pound tackle, is limiting his exertion* to a screwdriver and a pair of plicra as a telephone repairman. F o l k v by B/LL tV/IDE liittlo ^ MV U.'ICLE MIKE IS A REGLAR -DOPEV DAM . HE’S 8LEEPV . ALL THE \ L . TIM E! V STANDARD r300DWICS HE OUGHT TO EAT BAXTER! 1 r UHCLE JASPER pOC-INUtGT FOOO FROM I6M T HE A / M O ! M DOISMTT SLEEP FOR TWENTY DAYS N E R V O U S HE SLEEPS ■I WRECK? WADE'S vena suet POORER PITCHINO FOR NORFOIJI TARA NORFOLK. Va„ UR -J iftn n y Podres, who has finished hi* boot training at Balnbrldge, Md., Is looking forward to finishing (he baseball season with the Navy Tara, a team made up nf Norfolk Navst Station arid Service Force commands. The pitching hero of the Brook­ lyn -Dodger World Rerlea conquest of lh« New York [Yankees lays: N IR H T Sl GARDEN GOLD GRAPEFRUIT BREA8TO-CHICKEN (Fancy, ooUd pack) GA. w FLA. GRADE *A» D&D (WHOLE) U. 8. GOOD HEAVY WESTERN REEF REACH HIM THROUGH RENT ADS S T E A K i= LEAN FRE8H GROUND Adi ia looking for a room like the one you have vacant. Tell him about it. Denrribe it *o tha ha or aha will want to coma aee It — and start pay* Ing rent for It I Let an experienced Ad-Teker LADY BETTY PRUNE JUICE OLD GLORY Someone reading the Want LYRES SUGAR CREEK 29c 15 oi. Cana Kidney Beans 3*25< HUNTS 8UNNYLAND ALL MEAT V/t Siza Can Bartlett Pears 351 DIAMOND FLORIDA CRYSTAL v Si Toilet Tissue A 29c FROSTY ACRES O*. BUCKEYE PEAS Or. CHOP’D COLLAR D€ Orange Juice 9^99c W A D E S ____________ _ o r arrr victorias, the result of losing |* -risk r i a n it r o r w r . nivtiv court rtou** in a*nfnrd, SrHwnrr ddwi I»#i ana and i-oorr*. Pmtrea Snoon-I Jl nirtA I, etw IT IN st ANIi vow. lh* wltbln ralaadar mo] opooner, op a gwnisioi.H m et i VTT, .o bida llm*rlabi «f «h* first pubii er hi* shoulder trouble, l m i h s h i emv no, aisa. this aotlc*. Each claim * KABDKN MimCLES tt la t t # * o t ic i: IB u " S T A T E o r K L o n iD A TO ! S’ U I K L N k .N c u V N Itu U M , u J V U E K * . m i l 1 1 1 ' U llA - S Ttif-M. A U a lO .v W lin . t.lk fN A N O O i l * . O ll U l J l T O r .a . A S Li T K t'M T K I.M JO H N U K N A U IN WjU M II.IIjf r * !« • A N Y k n o w n a* N id lti l Y a t t ll la l t u u j ,N** M l o n i.in n a r f l i u i a n d Nad In _ JV ABU A * I A .V U U E r an d N A U IN W A B r t ll.lb K . l U U K t l U « c * * .* d i K W . C I U U S T K l l N . A U U * S T U B LdT U A H T II IlL d O N . i l A T V l O U. A N D T K A U tS N . J U L IA U R O t ilK . aU o i know n k n j t i l U I I i i x m . and M e llo n Jo h n I*. Ilr o u a n l ( * l l v * . n r j ( h a ir l i a n a * ra»l>*«ttv# u n k n o w n i d « u «m If m n t,,, r l a J a n J I f daart. Ilu l r r m u i c l l ' « un» .l lr u a i l k lt u w ii h » lr» il» Y t* * * » . ■ r n r U f l » * • _ i ' iltfn a o a . Ila n o r* o i a J l io r * an d I r u n B n f lb * !*■■: w ll u a it ln * w u m » r ••!* i n l i « w I d h a v * a n y r ig h t t i l l * o t l n i * r * i t la h a ra b v t h * f o llo w in g d » * c rib n l land . Iv lm f , fu a r* an d b a in * In S am lw M * I ’ n ii n U '■K l '.r t u r n e r ■'d a . to w i t . L o t * ll \ I I an d t l o f fn d a u o » a - p n n llo n K I H I T M ELLO N H an fo rd . ■ d a* V Io rM a . B i'c o rd tn y In D ia l ll ii r e - .f i O u la t m co rd a d In P la l tb iu k l . n a a a I t lo ii ii a n f lb * D u h ltr raco rd a o f S an u n o ta a t I li a C o u n ty F lo r id a , b a lo w I Y o u . a n d ta c it o f y o u . a t * b tr a b y f J u l y , n o ilila d th a t a a u lt lia a baab b ro u n h t o co n - a a a ln t t r » u la il ia C i r c u it C o u rt, In yuu. a n d f o r K r n ila u l* C o iin iv ' • f b ir lt a , 'la C | ia * c * r y . a n iltla d T d W A iil.it !•' l> ik t f O lf r u U A T I t iN . IN C . a V Io itH A m r ; * 1,1,1 do r a t io n , u la m ilr f . v . U N K N O W N * IIE IR (I. D E V IN K C S l l ll .V N T K K B . • A B M i IN C K M M K M IIIK C R K D I* rl T U I 1H A N D T R U S T E E S o r n a d t n VVA.Si f l U . I K P K . D K C E A H E D *1 a l. lir f y n d a n la . and you an d * a c b o f y o u . a r a r*u u < re,l lo f l l * y o u r an * • w « r in n l a l n i i r f * e o m u liln t w ith I by C la r k n f i* M O i l i r t . and i « n « Upon a l a l n l l f f ’t a U n rn a y O K U A H I’ E K H J i t . W h in * add ra ta I* V. O R o r 13S I B a n fo rd . f l i r M s .« c - o " --------- n f la id A n i w a r . on o r h a fit r * T lm r a o m i t , d a *. J u ly I I A . D. IIS * , and I f yo u H IM f a l l In do »n. a d acran p ro *»*nfa»yy A .M K L w l | | h* a n trra d a g a in * ! . YOU and Legal Notice MIS. UOYS ■MNHOWIt, wife of President Elsenhower’s nephew, admires her newborn daughter In Ssn Francisco Hospital. The In­ fant's father, an attorney, Is the sun of the lota Roy Elsenhower. Tha child was namad Anne G arb er,____ ffniamattonal Boundpholo) .Me § w r o i * n e ll SUPREX AAARKET ..‘ a m . i i d a d �n It Cash In " On The M any Opportunities in The Classified Ads ................................mm n u - n o o r m o p l u m b in g W ant Ads G e t " ffr MOO outh Park—Phono SO Plumbing. Rresky Heating M. G. H O D G E S Service on All Water Pump*— Welle Drilled - Pumps Paula (toad Phone TOO T»nh Ml** *nd senriea, id repair*. 7 REE Archie C. HarriB T94-W or 1SU. lA ^ P U C S S TO EAT A p u tty M l Cat and four klltfni S ^ u m i *m T ru o n o L o s t — Man's White bathing autt ssr White towel oelaired stripes on each end. U U 1M-W. te e'W d SU M M E R D A Y C A M P J « lr U -A ifitt IT Phone JIM AwlmnMoi T w iM A g e H i Ceea| and LeapD istance moving. Agent! to r HOWARD VAN U N IS . DtC. PENINSULAR TRANSPKR to STORAORj U«. Office 1 M French A n , i ■ firW H S ltC M K w m e s to SSM at Wfih AUTOMOTIVE M u n s x e je w s s iTOR 8ALR — T (| R P. O tdhnrd motor, Mercury. Good gotuUUog, Call 1WL Relgh fw a m . Bt |L ~ V OUTBOARD, Qeed Cooditto*, c a n aaoa-w to -M O rO R C T q H R .il OTCLBa " T O lt’J General Electric Lo Boy TV, It'a new, sells lor *179 83. Wilt tike IU8.95. Sanford Electric Co. 116 Magnolia Ave. Super Trading Po*t on 17-82 Big selection ol glared N.C. pottery Large urn*, rcbbccai and vate* S' I Tilled rclrigeralur, lull Iren e compartment, $50. Bottled g«i cook range •« tu h m cabinet, f o m liln . M*o aw inneripring m iltfe ii ^ *$0 Antique French china clock Beautiful rare apeclmtn 143 Savaral china eabinau from $40 New, $133. bed davenport, S97.50 Open evening!, Toot your ham ^ Phone soii.w . S sat • RENTALS WELL DRILLING £ W take pood so or w s s s i^ T S ? ^ tr m s tv P A r * » BUSINESS SERVICES l • EMPLOYMENT m Sl m lfn ? W _______ 2SKS5 Echols 36th Anniversary Sale I M I A W t PARLOR* n .in • TRUCKS IOH Sftll £ REAL ESTATE p*g« 9 —» • Mi US| l > Cf l l i s NOW... YOU CAN PLACE YOUR WANT ADS BY MAIL!! Whether you live right here in Snnford, or beytnii th« Sgnfortl local tel#. hone zone, it may bo more convenient to mail your Want Ad to the [ernld Office. S HOMES «WJBamUfultf Dailgeed THREE and >0UR f#4roeg» H*ime* • 1 a i l I Sitka FHA and VA (Gl) FINANCED A Varied Selection of Plena Triced from $11,200 u> $24,000 Rullt By ODBAM to TUDOR, INC. Builders ol Finer flome: ea For Florida Living HOMES AVAILABLE; South Pinecrest.........Sanford Fla. Grove Minor*..UUVjtonford’, Fla. Valagtla Villas.........DeLand, Fla. SALES OFFICE rFICR to ll I , French nk M i. Phonil HOO and MM Print or typa your art belowt count th« words (Initial* *r *#t of numbers count na one w ord); five nvernge-length word* make one line; then fljfuro your coat from the rate schedule, and mail with cash, itgmps, cheek op money order to The Sanford Ilcrald, Sanford Fla, 18c per lint 1 tlm r. !4c per 1|n* . B (im M l 18c p e r line — — I tlm r s I I t p t r tin e . 21 tim e* I RATES Slinlmum Charge B4c. Contract Rat* and Classified Display Rates on Reqneet The Sanford Herald will not be responsible fop more than one ln>onr*$t insertion of your sd, and rcsorves the right to revise or reject nny »4. vertisement that doeg not conform to th e policies of thla paper, PRINT YOUR AD BELOW. HOMES (If necessary, use agtm >h*et of piper) NAME furnished. Utilities, 3-ROOM apL a. hot & ccjfci Hill water, w tit) per week, AUo sleeping ruorn, $3 per week, l'houo 1018\V. fl-BKUERRS I D REALTORS BALL REALTY RAYMOND M. BALI. OSCAR M. HARRISON REO. BROKERS 8. D. Highleymau, Associate 211 South Park Ave. Phone MO Consult A REALTOR Flrsl -TIIONB ADDRESS N u m b e r of L ln ea HU f V%AN IKO ■Fein.ili- , M.310. THAT'S ALU 2 DR frsme house, modvrn bath, 4 miles out on bird read. W. R. “D*U" RTRMFKR tor « .Gemyal toonriaeo Uoy Aden. Assoekeio Arlette Pries, Amoeiato •H i 111 N. Park Avo. Alexander to fltrlngar Real Ritata * Insuraaoe Aiaoe. Ph. 14 tool In Ave. ¥ "VLPJSja ViivKU"' $3(4 French Ava. J. w. HALL, REALTOR Johnny Walker, Associate ‘•Call Hall" Phone 17U ONLY $4000.00 Three bedroom older house nn on* l?t juet nutsida ally, .. , . cloee to . >a*lnf area, Only Oh?! Only $4000.00. iota available. FundAdditional Iota avellab tore included in above price NOT A PROJECT! -Stam pn ay C u d HI LP WAN 111) Mali- ) J Mlf* > >\ r« 11 11 DAILY CROSSWORD CULLEN & IIA UK KY OWNER TR AM PERE KU Bedroom*, l Bath, L a r g e screened porch. Parquet Oak floors, 0 . E. Kitchen, Space Car Heeler, Venetian B porte with Utility loom With connection*. wiihing machine' _______ ach' Largo _ lihadn trees In rear. Ilk Luts, fully landscaped. 4W pec cent Mortgage, L’oncreto Block construction, p r I f e: $9,730. $t,0W Down. Monthly payment* •fjlhtly more titan half rental -Number of Tt$9«R. Check « Money (Mae PAYMENT ENCLOSED. IN N. Park Ave. p h ife HIS $9$S SERVICE Sutton aviiUble Im­ 3 Room* Comptoto mediately.'’ Inventory proposi­ Mar? Bedroom, Living Room Robort A. WiUlamn, Realtor tion. Major Company Producu. ana Dinette Raymond LnndantoL l ECHOLB REDDING CD, Phone 799. i m AtianUg Bank feldg. earner 2nd. to Mifairtia PR. 1391 INTERESTED in g amaQ bual• t t iS S S a M “Rad Bamberger" Mgr. OCUR REALTY CO. Beta? Tropleil aquarium i sup­ Laura B. oaJar plies. Complete inventory, Rea Rag. Heal Ec4e4e Rrokey aonable. 17)9 lanford Ave. H er, 4H, JM1 Re. Ortende Dr. - Ph. 1949 Used funwtore, nfpnaacen, W Real Individual!' BUTetc. Dowght eekd." Larry's' Man.' tot Rrftoggy Farm Hemaa, Early 3» Rest u t Ri. Phone l«M. tod ELM AVE. A narttan, Ultra Madarn, Cat w -e n v u N c c Bedroom modern R home, near to F r n a e b Caiantoi Plaecreal _____, firhool. M lf R ____ years 3-D A Y S P E C IA L typneold. Kxeellrni condition, move A U n B M M /W T Fiw fem d Rates to Preferred TIIUHS.— FRI___HAT. in a t once-49100—down nay. P a r Home Trailer Boole Policy bolder* BUILT 0* Large Landscaped m in t can bo aa tow aa |$0b.oo, NEED A PA IM TH R t-IEB U (l I l k a WUMnam In*. A gency of neighbor Lots: la the heal balance like rent. MtRANRT-AMITH .411 Sanford Atlantic Bank to ll R. p ark phone IMS Phene 34 Retired? Have excellent IcB ed room house at 2401 Willow Ave., Open stock . . . . Cloie-outi . . . . COMPLETE with aU the fsatnree i f —U C T E IC A L Hardwood Floors, kitchen elec­ Cupa Stueers f |a te a .,,, ynu have dreamed about *»ek trically equipped, nicu yard, Sued bowls . . . . Plaltcra, etc. aa aotornd General Electric e p good ueighlKiri. $2000 down — rllm cee and caloend plumbing f i l J g muntidy, d k pay coni U la n i. Mortpapt, VALUATION puppy. | year old. AMP avgflahto at reasooshtc We Reserve The Rigid Pedigree. Ph. 441-W. Secrifice. ■rices with the beat linsnclng IT. DIWTUCB* To Limit Purchases T. W. HERO t i —a C T w i - w a t A s i s Puppies to give awiy, ph. 2106-W. to With mtolmuan down-pay Parh Av*. P hw e n a r 141 ' • Wash and Dam* Dry Wanted to buy. Male Beagle, 4 to >ta. Rost L. Pay to*. Broker to • Weak end Dry Feld $ weeks old. CaU 1179 during R. 1st. Bt. Phono l i t Aibovia S, Ball, AeaorUta day and 3407 altar Stop p. m. $$7» 1 7 « ik Hiewatha C. Phillip*, Jr* w iiiw a B - awr* s a w s f e w B 1.. POREK N T—9$* traitor wilh av # lag, p ark Avenue tr a ile r cl tVtd. Juno 20,1938 TH E BANFURD H ERALD H—toOMRI I BED RO O M HOM E arehoui^ f tinj-7 Ci Down payment — $325. Monthly y adv. Iprnat paymtnta —- fM. Principal and 1 ,It *L pricee. nlture at ware! interest. Financing Insured by VA. IS—FARM AND GARDEN L O W E L L B. OTTER Bidder — Phene 115* DC 4 Tractor, Bargain Office: met 8. Ortewde Dr. BRITT TRACTOR CO. Hlway 17-93 Sooth Phone SOI lU tL T ES CUSTOM SI—WANTED IV BUT fENTlOh 'V A -F H A GOODS ICING Fruit jar*, quart* A half-gallor.i. 'LOW DOWI Pa y m e n t s Lake Monro*. Phone 941T-J1._ ’LOW m o : ILY PAYMENTS A . K- S IO E M A K E R , J R . 1B00 Mellonvllle Phone m i » |V H -A P A R T to W m Sylvanla cabinet of light T. V. Regular S319.95. One only at WKLAKA APARTMENTS: room*, U a t m t U i aad Repair private bath*. 114 W P in t Si $279.95 It’* not a trade-in — It'* Phoae 1113 Iter nan lard An* naw. Remember one only. San­ HUTCHISON’S Ocean fr#it tS-APRCUL MOT1CEJ ford Electric Co. l i t Magnolia. ApU. 339 S. Atlantis. Daytona „ like new mahogany di­ Beach, CaU 1374-W, ENVELOPES, tettertteato, lU t* Complete ning menta, Invoice!, hand billa, and lit room Suite. Oval table and IICELY furnished 5 roam garage i r e d r a m a, ate. Pragreaalva aix chain. Large broakfront apartment. Call C. C. Welsh, Ml and buffet, $3oo. Mahogany or 965-IL K 401 “ <" Spinet Plano, $300. 11 ft. boat ami trailer. $125. Comer Pal­ FURNISHED Garage a p t SMO IELAN DO PenUnel S u e, OeO metto IT-92, Do Bary. 0, Farley. MallonvUle. Iph Ri Ray. SIM. Ralph Paint—$1.50 gal. Foot taKkera, Avawn Apia, RfUctesey. Phene UPHOLSTERING apedal {7.99. Jungle Hammock*, T»W . Cuitom Made Drapery end Slip Tarpaulin*. Army-Navy Surplua Coven. 910 Sanford Ave. Rffteieney apsnmsnt*. gir eonSTA N LEY K U LP dRlonlng and TV optlonaL M l T, V. Speets.—O. E. Ultra v|t|nn Foes* benierd — 26to-J centole, $509.95. One only at «e« to P « i (8 i* ey n -u > $259.95 Sanford Electric Co. 116 ^rd^ c lU }lKVTOU RI ST &OURT Magnolia A v e., Nice furnished 2-room a p t Rea. BATH TUB—Asiortment et Win­ aonlble. Phone 449. Pump Sale* with dow*. Screens, sheet* of monel Three end four Repair Service furnlahed metal. PHONE 1091-R. G A R L A N D SH A W apt*. Vary clean andI alo* aloe* in. P. 0 . Box MS Phone 6tfl, Jlmmv Cowaq. No. 43 — This is g free guest LQNOWOOD as* to the Rill Theatre for FURNISHED apti. Phone 1331. Phene: w. p. M-Mli tr*. C. W. Brantley. Eap. June 30, ’56. •FFICJRNCY Apirtment, SuitCERAMIC TILE a for baebalor or Mtipla. f « J r , Mueller to Ron Ph, 1*1 4$—APPLIANCES . . Jvate batb. Aeroti from f a tl PPM aettmata. Quality work. Offira. Manuel Jaeobaoa. rO R SALE — Air conditioner, 3/4 water guaranteed. W*1 ton with heating unit, 9100, 2*20 QARAQK apartment.t. I-Bedroqrmi, Sanford Ave., Phone U»l-•R. “ ‘ ctr]c kltchi living room. Elactr bath A earporte. e. Furnish ad! FMiQlDAiRE epptuncea, sile> T . V. R E P A IR * Prefer couple, fb o n i a«7. and aerrtce. G. il. High, Oviedo, T il 10 p m. Service Call*, $3.00, J . Q. Rerrln, Ph. 9933-J. w. A- Fla. Phone F05-331S or Sanford OSTEEN, 4 room Ind floor fumiih1649-W altar S p. m. Norrli, Ph. 1114. Licensed Techad' apL Scraenad porcl Phone niclani, guaranteed work9157..•Jl. “Evening! 1393. A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G No. 13 — Thla ad wilt admit Linda For Room or Building Fum. 1 6R if I PR apU. Also Grovar, to the Movleland Ridegarage apt. Ph. 433-W. H. R P O P E CO, IN C . T haitfa a t the guest of Tba see South Parh Ave. Ptteue (446 3-ROOM l*t floor furnished apt. i r a l i Rap. June So, Screened porch. Phone 1337-J-l. HAGGKKLY aS-RCHOOU'INSTRVCTION Evenings 1333. APPLIANCE CENTER SUMMER tutoring far elementary Apt. 113 Elm St, Phone 29S3-W. ‘Your Wcttinghouse Dealer" pupil*. Call 1Q5-R fur appoint­ PHONE 1737 113 MAGNOLIA FACING Perlk. 9 room furnished ment or Information._________ fl apt., tnoludIfni utilities, $60. 2. 43—BUILDING MATERIAL* ajtt^uljjltles inroom furnDJihed apt., util . eluded, Its. iot USED BRICK M -UKLF WANTED-FEMALE TWO CARLOADS beautiful Uted 3-ROOM Apt. Electric kitchen. brick. Orange, red, and burnt Private bath, entrance, 193 Elm WAITRESS Je* Apply Touchton’* black. See them at SHERMAN Drug Store, Mr, Clark. EFFICIENCY Apt. Ground floor. CONCRETE PIPE CO. Utilities Included. $31 mo. Joma STENOGRAPHER for eeeretarial RED-I-MIX CONCRETE and get it. Apply 3|f Palmetui work; alM bookkeeper, must be Miracle Concrete Co. Phone 1391, Bo* 206 San- SOI Elm Ave. good typist, Writ# \ Phone 1333 ford Herald. H--HUi)SK* la g COTTAGES Rejxie Tanka Beautician, a ir 4 <mdtfla*ad salon. lnsta Installed, Ve b ' s e m ia l# 1 Raairty ” tor Dests Iftn rle Concrete Co. able Home* aad Apia. Ppona V ‘ ’. w . w ; ? ‘ po" u “ - 309 Rim Ate. Phone 1333 NICE clean fum lihei collage en 17-HELP WANTED-If ALE 17-82. Rent by week or month.' CONCRETE lughis and water funmbad. Ph. COLORED MAN to work around Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete 3010-W1. • Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement (tor* and help deliver. Must be Concrete Pipe to Meet All (jua- REDUCED to adulta! 2 Dltlbou** 2 | or ov«f, sober, honest and lifltittoRi. Interested in steady y e a r from $40 to $63. 33S3-W. _ '*ew4 w o rt Midi have drriver's S h ir w g n Concrete P l* e Co. to Ssn-IOnl West Ulb St. Phene Z4M 2-BEDROOM furnished b o m * . Call 2105.____ U-RUBINKHS LOU1PMKNT Street. 3 110011 home. Kitchen equipped. Machine Co., Phone <l3d-.’CJ. BAYNES B —MALE ay FEMALE r*. adding machines. cottage for rent, FURNISHED tala. 314 M |g.. Ph. 44 MEN-WOMEN Eicontrio kitchen. Suitable for Contact work for new lx a l con­ bachelor or couple. Ph. 3021-W. ch* cern. Musk be able to meet local 47—FURNITURE—UOU0EUOLD GOODS people wh«re they live. This I* OCEAN" FI10NT_ cottage at New non-selling. High pay for hour* Smyrna, Ph. 3147 after tt p. ruwork. Call io person only, 201 E. H ELD OVER Commercial, daily a f u r 19:uo COMPLBTRLY FURNISHED 4^ O N E M O RE W E E K noog. room, 1 bedroom houia, screen­ ed porch. N'lca yard. All electric $20.00 dally, Rail Luminous Door kitchen. 4 month* only, $30 Plates. Write Reeves, Dept. No. month. Phono 9943. gl. AUliboro, M ill. Free R*tu­ ples. THE"HOWARD COTTAGE- New Smyrna Reach, accomodate* #. 91—WORE WANTED—MALE ocean view. 150 week. Contact Hollywood Bed, Complato $36 JACK GOLDEN REALTY, New i po« HIGH SCHOOL boy 6 LEGS FREE Smyrna Beach, mower wants mowing. 719-M-4. KingiUo lied, complete $119 S lnchea wider and Odd jobs desired by aanerienccd longer than erdlnary hid csrpentey. flnmi 490-W. Badrwto Suit« M CLE TV. Tba Giblai, Bookcase bed. Drearer M-RUMNRgg OTPORWN1TIRS a $P4 I . la t St._________ P hone H -PU R N IT «E -H C H raaH O I4» 48—ARTICLES fO R RAMI $ MRS. CHRIS7A HOtOH, German widow of ■ Selin, N.J., fireman, poses with her Infant dauahter, I’velyn, after hearing Hint Presi­ dent K.lsrnhower had signrd a bill permitting her to stay In tld* country. She 1* living with her husLund'a parents. Mrs. Holder arrived in the Untied States on New Yesr*« Day only lo learn that hrr husband had died of Injuries sustained In QrcflgliUng. £ ACRORR 1 1. A pointed ' end B. Anger R. Apperslus for dsteetlnp submarines 30. Arabian ehletlalna 12. Wniianc* 123. Lell>hand PM ? shook 2k. Greedy 19. Plead . 14. Chief deity * (B«byl.) { 37. Poet }$. Erbium teym.) }t. Una bt* to apeak 90. Often (post.| 35. Wading bud $9. Undershot watrrwhssl f t, Observe 34 Covering of a pillow I 30. Nlthrl , (sym 1 : 31. Yield over 33. Met el 83. Boar 30. Clenched hand 37. A Itdg* ,38. Take a bath '39. Danger 40. Didn't worn I 41. Itemsln 42. Pins used in golf DOWN I J. Ik: tend lo n«i* point J. Up to the Urn* of I. Variety of chalcedony 4. Lever B. Deference *. Correct 7. Bind with flexible R- Scottish, osciia *. Members of a oonetrwlion bat. Ulton (UJL NavyJ II. Turf * IB. Cushion IT.UMghtly colored insect r-m:-' Ti j v ' 1 i i*i 19-Ptrv . tintr*):> :> a i :i t •1 ■ sons! ’.'Xu < i ’1 pronoun «.iii i .1 / * | 20. OoiR wi-’Li * •) • HDW.III IB * ' I Hac k " i :i i at.Rnda l ' tiv] : : 22.1 >1 1-) 0 l •. ♦1 | - • • ■ ’• *’ : i -i i *■:t \ 94 Musi# HU ■ . 1.1 1 not# ' 20. All . sssr’ "V h S58JT 33. Ssugw i. 91. Tbs eye­ lashes fsnat.l 32. Nam* 33. Viper T i* . tontMiiB) 34.1 to U9tW*g$ LJ r r P % r rr ~ ■rnnanm T rr Y* IT" T fr TT ir W T- 5*1 IT 1 IT t1t - TT w mam M M ,/J I 5 • FINANCIAL & t E . ,r S n S s r n DISH RIOT • LIVESTOCK * lirB tfiR A m 5c to 29c each K." II fM COURM of the City o< New YetR l ______ graduates. Including th iw grandmother*, at He I I ______ m*nt exercise*. Here, Mr*. Either Chwtoff, New York O ty, her diploma from Buell a . Gallagher, president ad the a*0«*a, a* Mrs. Ethel Francis Angell (left), Bt. Paul, Mton, gad Mff. QoUto L. Forman (aeoond from Uti), Bronx, N . Y , « a - Get— «u— ti S*minole IlM lty Mather of Sanford MERCHANDISE 4 M 1 T R W 8 FOR RALE —factory to You— sw u -sB rsW . ! • > SP** WTl-toON^MAIEH FURNITURE CO. CaK I U m s. riwt i t V e n e tia n Enclosed head •eg-preof bottom No rail with plaitic 4c ends. Plastic or raro* upea. ceuon or nylon •ordi. |*fkkarU f G U m a a d P i t o t C*. : of buyers 1U-U4 West tod I t . P h ew -go renters, worker!. ui* W au Ags Phan* UU to piece IN I, Panfead’a Laadinr Builder of homes Mr ever L*oo i5 l j J — people. Ratos otftoa: Uttto Vaoto* A. R. Pokorao*. Ne U to ft' >la U a free guest pass tre for Cheiter onno. Cap. June Broker AraocUtaa A B. P»wr»o« Jr, P. J. Che#, tenon. Garfield WlUetts, John MefMb, R. W. WilUams. HeuJ U. field, A. C. Doudney, Land Inveyor. U I M. Park F rom U29. IMNTICAl TWINS Mrs. Wanda Foeter (left) ang Mrs. Edith Halm. 30, of Chandler, Oku, face surgery to transplant on* of Wands'! healthy k ld n m l# re. place Edith's, diseased by *cph« rttla. They are ehown on (htlr arrival In Roston, where the op­ eration will be performed *1 Peter Brent Brigham HarfRiL Tba kidney-transplant has 9U<* •ceded la only two cu ei, both fnvojying IdenUal set* ol twins. l Owl H C O I PIPE (0 . IS thSt. <! U n �•5#* -------FORMERLY LOVKTPS QwuitUy RlfhU Reserved—Pricee Good H int Sal. June 23 FOR GIFTS OF APPRECIATION Wcatinghouae R outer Oven A l/Vinn-Pfxfe fe a tu r e Now you can have those lovely things youTvG always wanted for your home . • . . . and It won't cost you an extra cent! When you redeem your Top Value Stamp* you get top value merchandise. The famous brand names on the gifts you get is your guarantee of quality. Shop at Winn-Dixie where you get Top Value Stamps. Start saving now for the mer­ chandise of your choice. Get your savers lfook ami gift catalog FREE at your friendly Winn-Dixie store. Universal Coffee Malic Parker 21' Pen and Pencil Set GRADE “A”, FLA.ORGA. D & D. WHOLE Delicious Citrus Co o l e r s ! . FOR SUMMER HEALTH DEEP SOUTH HEALTHFUL G'FRUIT JUICE 2 && 35c v it a m in r ic h “EAT-RITE" U. S. CHOICE l-fo CELLO A l/l/tm -P /xte fe a tu re . VEAL SALE! SPICED SLICED 14R 0E PKG VEAL CUBE STEAK OR CUTLETS SHLD. ROAST SHID. CHOPS RIB CHOPS VEAL BREAST BONELESS'STEW VEAL ROLLS KRAFT PHILADELPHIA ■ ^ ^ IS A S I W «*r M itre O rd rr ARROW • , lb. lb. lb lb lb. lb lb. , 79c 39c 49c 59c 19c 49c 39c I.G K PKO, ONLY FIRM RIPE LARGE ARIZONA EACH A W fnn-PM efeature. JEWEL PKGS. SAVE EVERYDAY AT WINN-DIXIE CASHMERE L1 f B 1| V CASHMERE BOUQUET » K i IT* Lj |1 \] TOILET SOAP OCTAGON 4 i'iu 11* NSW K IN BEAUTY * 11 11 PALMOLIVE || I K B * | LJ NEW SKIN KKAUTT LJ PALMOLIVE LIQUID VEL I | CUN M* S tN B^l 2 ® tlfc-feS' *_, ’r ***' IT *L- K- NSW PINK WjCSTf‘ ’ fJH^ - AJ? LAUNDSY SOAP OCTAGON s ir IP MARVELOUS 1J FOAMING Cl SAN— 1 1 fc 1 AJAX | «3K«»| | | | *S » | | OLDDUTCH y X i i r s i ip 1 | ■ �If T u r NbnM I* N«t DtHtmtf By • P. M. Call 1821 Bafar* f p. M. Par Dallrory Shop and Save Population G a in Continues rU V I(IS 1 0 J i U Q V WATER FLOWED FROM AROUND th* colls of an Illicit whiskey itil! raptured and destroyed yes­ terday by Federal and Stats Beverage agents. Sheriff Denver Cordell and State Bevtrage Agent j . W. Analog look on and State Beverage Agent Wise deatroya the eppertga. (Staff Photo> precodented rat*, according to the latest quarterly report of th* Florida State Board of Health. * . ; — ____ ________ ____ ____ 1 The report, covering the period I S ' January through Match abowa r I ‘ P that (here were 23T births In the *ft county only 93 deathi record'4 fl c i Of this number, only six of the deaths were [ According to the tim e report 1 there marriagei perform -1 f W ed In the first 00 dayi of the year with court procetllngi declaring 4) divorces or annulments, Records Florida S u it Board of Health ahow that le the E « a E 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 9 . a ! 237 births recorded In Seminole County 120 of them were white TJRm fclf . - . ^ B D l i J The next In greatest ---------- -----------------------------* ’V P '8 '" 9 P ! ' jf -^ Irt .. : ..I B 'P . .' ‘ m E ^ ^ T '' '■ $ '* * ' : 9 v> - * 9 j - 9 V1* H - * £ ; . '' ?.. ' J 9 U _■ . ■ m C d 1w - » r 9 m L\ W j ‘ 2 . W .’ ' I w jt* , '' March report, aoted v£ * ■jjj cauaee ol I cause of I Is from .. J B i,‘/> : ~4r -^ f Action by the State Road Board was taken yesterday to appreto the advancing of primary funds to pay for n feasibility study of the .proposed eeuieway linking th* French Ave* throughway with U. 8. Highway 17-W from Orange City to the St. Johns River a e re a L a te Monro*. A preliminary survey, mad* without coat by Norman Brya revealed at an April meeting Ui* Seminole County and Volusia County Boards of Commissioner* that th* new rout* from Orang* City to Sanford would shorten It* • I by U miles. Th# proposed causeway, whiek ha* been under aoniideratlon and proposed on eeveral occasions u fa r back as M years, waa flr*L This year, proposed by John BrV> Other causes were: W tm p\' , tubewculoala two; dlabetea three; ■ ^ B ^ 9 B K J M 9 M :, -...,, . * ^ a - iw i.:\^ 4 u l^ h k i Influenta and pneumonia three; REPRESENTATIVE MACK N. CLEVELAND JR. delivers two check* totaling gOTI.lt00 to Clerk of Cerebral Vaacular disease eight; | Circuit Court 0 . P. Herndon. The cheeks are for double the emount of money aet by Court Appointed chronla nephritis four; all other appraiaet* for the acquiring of rlght-of-waya ff r om Orang* County line to Fl«* Points, cardio-vaieular dlieatea three motor vehicle accidents throe; and ether accidents five. Right-Of-Way Checks Here; Amount Doubled One of ths biggest ovations ment of right-of-ways on ll-W Joseph Ichlrard of Sanford waa elccied Councilman at lgsu Flori­ da Boys' State now being held on on n program at tha BoUry Club wbo ^ a|M County Attorney said, the catnpue of Florida Stats Uni­ of Orlando was th# ono given Th# o{ th t two eh#ek, versity. little Miss Allyaon Lee, 11-yaarwhich total fa&L3M that Joaeph Schirard la one of U l d . u , --— -a-n- u■re- i :----out-standing high school Junior* ol* daughter «C Mr, aad Mr*, the ooentrtwtlow c l tha four-lap* Jrmw all part* of tha state wb* JU " * m V Lao-ed-thb City ~1' upew her highway- from Dae Orange County Mr#5 a i tend lag this • - .ppeerahee yesterday aftecnooa a i JJ** *• riVB r °lntl ^ week-long «e‘ «“* courie In teaming government by th* w^*llF jj** | State Road Board Member from practicing I t Undo Rotary Club held la th* (h# rm h p u tr id , Willie m H. Bogs' State, sponsored by tho American Legion, is held on the Chamber ed Cemmarce Building, Dial, said recently, that the pro­ ject would ba started around July M l IF A in fflO Federal. State, and County of campus every yekr. Mythical gov- theT*■VI ■ ■ W i m i i j i flclala awooped down on a 200 galNearly MO Rot.rlans aad their * •_ . . _ . einment* of 10 cltiei are formed ITT William C. r Clause n . n . e lon i P«c*‘y ellUth# operaand operated for th# rest of tha guests, many of them from diet^ f* u! rl?n? Wllium tlnf e onJy 3Mmoonehln# (rom old week under th . aupervlalo* of e*. u k lUU4) w (rl . m..e d and non of Mr. and Mr*. W. C. chuluota schoolhouae yesterday. perienced counaelor* Uirilled a t th* technique of tha •uae a* lirr ., ^ of Of Route L /*and n d hueTha Itill wae destroyed and IS' "tiny teenager- a t ah* played ind'of th# formor |lla a Norma of moonehln# T and; poured, l» rH m a y. ., dV • ujS _•• teT of'M : : ____ — J out - by v- tho *L- raiding officer*. 180 N ew Polio several numbers that would have Federal Goodman, Zk'-----------R. L. Harvay. all of Sanford - Agent . W. C. ................ „ ................ .. .......... X Z . . . dona - credit to a* artist twlco ported' to tha United Etatei ®Jf*o ®*.ve.r* ff Agent* William L. ,(aKett Wednesday afternoon and ' p" 'C * '* d ■here age. Bh# helJ her audience (YAl.AIr flUtion a t Corpui Chrit- ^ * * •**£ *I00? w ^ night to ra ltt fundi to lend Ralph LTtaaa on-May M for approxl- Sheriff DenverCordell deatroyed Bennett, local leukemia victim *o W '- ’-NGTON W—Th# PuWlc 1 2 * m i r e ‘s T n d ^ l ° ^ S M * •'calth Service today said 110 new H ately f i t months of advanced ***• *1*^* 0I* barrel a, and 0-gal- in u ak Ridge, Tenn. hospital. Ite WMning ia.Advanoml Train' • ' « “ « «" The barbecue will b . given at -olio caeca were reported last * “ * l” n. ^ ' ^ " n ^ L h ^ . r . "“**£? S K * ^ | Unit Wl. “ * cle« rlf CUD‘ th(. Sanford Farm er. Auction Mar- ve-V, oo|v r ,Ur more than the preceding week. ^ Bodara receiving hi* gold wlngi rs »*, krt from 0:00 until I o’clock. 'T he Increaa, w a. not * . much i^ e llf b S S l * l £ 4 Naval Avjatora designation .til? " l T ^ ^ t l M for two b o jrl Dancing will b* a t the Sanford teiga . Clausa W i l l undergo ta on l [ Armory on East Flrat Street with as could have been expected dur-7 th1* period of seasonal r W -S i g e of a jlh t, formation and inU R oy lin g whoM home 1. to- CharIe* “ 'S 'h l l . ? Z * m n S '* '' x health aende. ,p o k « m .n ..Id. % h* . w ! l and 2K V . S i . “ d«, »„ U two |nblock, the Th. * ' “ .wUI . . / l Wgla l . I n at Ct T Ltew^ Navy „ dof only th ffH, d on|y frombl(>ck The dance t n’rtork o clock. However, he again declined com- |ntcrwta of th* ye*ng concert s M s fiu * ra s.sx -A ' tOO-OALLON ILLICIT W H ttK ET atilt being de .. cd by Federal and Btate Beverage agent* yeaterday, Tha still wa* located within sight of the Old Chuluota Schoulhoues in Seminole County. Sheriff Denver Cordell looks on. (Staff Photo) . O fficia ls Destroy 260-Gallon. S till Coat ed the aamaway wouM ba, according ta preliminary aett* mates about four aad ana half million dollars which would h* paid by a ton chars* mrer * parted of U to IT yuan. Tho money used for th* rurr-y and feastlbUlty report weald bn Mwl a a*d from damaa tho tbs bonds *——-*- mam'foaea replaced lb* ton abargo* whaa i lion la authortacd. Rout* *d tb* mepm d i • V tr*« l)Ui|».ORwJ| Southern Bell abnomred tho ap- ^ ^SV9*llvi8P^ orange city-R ite rsrlee m i o f' Hat 1leah u rt * m ’o ^ l Pr0p° ‘l1 •* •*» MttiOWty be* U d H nDistrict itH et^V r^ fle^im n aw r0 of ^ r*e****4 ***UlM Couatiea both hi '•do Trefnc Manager g ^ g i ^ u *u« a• Valuai* * * r' ™ »4 ^ V lU n U a d ^ .1 July l, imo. highway which baa been urn' r Lovorn euccceda Mead Ferrli, lurvelltane* and would b n a - a Traffic Manager here line* Octo- imLand. O ranw O t ^ D # i r - . ber, ItSS, who b n been appointed Sanford, i j w M&rr. and Carr !* District Traffic Manager with, f c ^ y . ' headquarters In Miami. » u a k a B a t tha new Th# new Traffic Manager, Uk*' routing of U? & Highway «-:* pianist. from S U t. Road 436, w a. notUied h" ' y„r k tV - l, a two-seatad Jet tra ln w .1 hll tn e tU Long according to „ y artm^St cfllteS 234 M R* waa graduated from Semi- Federal Agent Goodman, ran from Department or by calling 23LM. East Germany's Communist Rulers TAM M S’* •« /. Tram s* smiled, choked up and ■tea quickly whipped out a handSfrchlef awl blew his not*, mlNever, sever la aey Hfs.1* be foblepered to a reporter, "did I A ftr think I’d be a T ask a t Ox- v 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, June 20, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 20, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 20, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a4d8f402ea5f900fa4ad0dce8d651f08.pdf 44ea9790d7ad31fa067e5bc4a021e25c PDF Text Text On* Mon ln)urod When Cor Foils To Stop A t Sign A* Ortssda esrponter who filled U atop at a atop sign whan approachlng lftflonviUa Art. shortly •fur adoa yostarday wat lakta ta thy lacal hospital suffering with In. riaa raeairad whta ha tlammad ta a ear trarallai north an Mtl. ItuvUI* Are. Wilson Sylvester Van Wlakla, M-yetr-old carpenter, of R t 4, Box U t*A Orlande, failed to itop at a ■tea ilia aad plowed Into a car driren by Arnold Darld Bouchard, a tS-poar-eld truckdrlrer of R t I Melbourne. Damage to tab IMT OldimobUe, driven by Bouchard, wa» estimated at MM # H damage to the Van Winkle ear rat estimated at ISO*. Patrolman Lee Rock aad Ban Butler InroaUfatod the sorldmS. e «44H«C#Mp « I H nnj ■ Motor la tbo Oviedo High School - Isrlmmlng 1* scheduled for Moo* ' dayx, Wednesday* and Friday* In tha wonting. Tuesday and Thunday marnlaga are scheduled for tha school playground. An effort will be mad* to atari a . Little League age baseball league if eneugh boy* report for tha afternoon program. .. Damage It Soon , A t 2-Car Accident -y, , I An accident (hie mnmlnf on First Street, only 40 feet east of Farit Avenue, resulted •In -minor damage to two antomeVIe*. Elbe Kinaey. Jenkins, 64, of R t 1, Rex US, Sanford, driving a I M Ftorttae, stepped In the line of traffic for a traffic light when a Cl•fiir-eld Negro Uxl driver, Maty Luator OrsmVIn of T1S Cyproot Ava., drivtag a 1K4 Chevrolet M d oa First Street, dropped her glasses and when the beat down tA pick them up tlammad Into the DamagN, osUmaUd by Sanford .Bailee Department patrolmen, were 8 •attestedatIW to thaFeatiac and I f f la tbo Fond taxicab. Funeral Is Today For M. Sjoblom Funeral services for M e r r l e M. BJoblom, S3, who passed away It tha local hospital at 10:50 a.m. last Thursday following a lingering Hlntta, were held thl* morning at 11 ajn, at Briiton Funeral Hem#. BjoMom was bom Oct. lb, 1002, In Lake Mary and had lived in Lake Jlnnre* for the p»*i to yean .where he operated the Sjoblom Grocery Store. He waa a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survlvora Include: the widow, Mrs. Deris Sjoblom of lake Monroe; three sons, Wallace Sjoblom of Lake Monroe, Morris Sjoblom Jr., ef Tampa; and John F. Sjoblom of the U. 8. Army, Tampa; thro# daughters, Mrs. Gladys Pllppen * and Mr*. Char­ lotte Seller*, Tampa; and Mra. Helen Padilla ef -Fort Myon; three brother*, Charlie BJoblom of Lake Mary; Adolph Sjoblom of Areadla and Floyd Sjoblom of Oklahoma; and throe (liters, Mrs, Alma Ring of Indiana; Mrs. Amanda Raovoa of Lako Mary, and Mra. Tina Flanagan ef Or­ lando. Tha Bov. B. 0. Brown officiat­ ed at the funeral oenric* this morning. NEW YORK UP—Don’t bo aurprisrd, if you’re erer wondsring through a dusty bookstore In Per* ala or Egypt, to find the weather* beaten mug of a twoflsted cowboy •taring back at you from a book cover. The face, on the cover belongs lo an hornbra called “ Shane," the hero of one ef America’s finest Wild West stories. The book, which has boon translated so far Into Persian and Arable, Is aelllag like botcakes throughout the Middle East. This Wastarn saga is one of about !M American Utleo—ranging from popular telenet to poetry—that nave boon printed and distributed In six Middle Eastern and Aslan tongue* in the lest three yean. Tbo project I* being cerrled out by Franklin Publications, Inc., a non-profit orgoniiaUon, American scholars, publishers and leadcra throughout the Arab and Asian world. They Includt tht Shah of Iran, Premier Natter of Egypt, three other prime minlstert, seven min­ isters of adueation, generals, am­ bassador* and authors. One of tho alms of the program la to feed the hunger of those yearning to find nut about America and tha world. This si bring done through the living wordo of our finest writers. At the aamo tmle countries with a low literacy rate but a mounting desire to learn are getting books ranging from “ Uoography can be Pun" to “ The Universe and Dr. The bloodmobtle of lh* Central Florida Blood Bank .will be at the Elk’s Club tomorrow afternoon from I to S p. m. Local donora are requested to contribute blood for community blood banka during these hours. Commission Meets Tomorrow A t 4 P.M. Tha Stmlnole County Children’s Commission will moot tomorrow afternoon at 4 p, m. In the Ed­ ucational Building on Commercial Avs. All members of tho local Chlldrtn’a Commission group art re<,-lasted to b* present a* Impor­ tant matters are to ba discussed. YOWELL'S BIG Einstein.” In fact one of the biggest hits In Iran I* Benjamin Spock'a “ Baby and Child Cara,'.' translated into Persian by Princess Ashraf Pahlevi, lister of the shah. The program, which began In 1PM. was first trisd out in the Middle East. A traveler, who had gone to Damascui, reported that a school there had only one ragged volume ou elementary eelenee. To make matter* were* the book was writteo In English. According to tha Irsvslsr tha teacher would bold up the book to the children eould see the pictures while he explained tha text in Arabic. This and similar rsports sbowad the need for books.wee great la the Arab countriaa. Cairo, tho cen­ ter of Arable publishing and cullure, was then picked for a pilot project. The Printin'firin prom­ ised to supply the hook but aald the final ehoiea would b* up to the Egyptian*. At first the Egyptians had a hard tlma deciding Just what books to pick. Although learnod ia Arab clanlea and European literature, their knowledge of American books was scanty. Franklin officials mat this prob­ lem by having tha Arab exparts name the subjects they felt wren most important to their country. In turn American aeholara sub* milled a list of titles. The eoples were then sent to the Egyptians who chose the books best eultad to tbair needa and taste*. Now, three yean Istor, Franklin haa offices In Wait and East Paki­ stan, Indonesia, Iran and Egypt. Beside* tha 200 American titles translated and published, another UO volume* already an planned. Moat of the books sell for around 2S centa, a price within tha nnge of the public pocketbook in Arab countriaa. For example, tha Arable edition of Charles A. Lindbergh’s "The Spirit of St. Louis’’ eoat t i cent*. The English orglnal sold for fS, and IT whan Imported to Cairo. Foreign book publishers are giv­ en a real Interest In the success of the ventura through their own finsncltl stake ni the project Explaining tht popularity of some American works with a Christian background in Islamic countries, Smith mentlorii the Arable edition of Edward R. Murrow’s “ Thl* I Believe." Continues Through Wednesday Morning DRESSES LADIES' TOPPER COATS Entira atoek of Latdiu Dresses, roguUr and half aizea, Wornana, Misses uuf Junior*. REG. SALE 9,95- ................... 7-98 10.95 oeeeeeeeeseMee—sesseessestssn 9.79 12«9S ............... ^«9S 14|95 •*oeaoo********ests*****«**M*## || #98 17.95 14.35 19.95 ssssstsHsss**ss «s.M »»» ssessse 11.89 no5 All wool and blend# in aixai 7 thru 1C REGULAR PRICES 24.95 to S5.00 Sale Prices 1 0 O ft to 0 7 0 m.79 .................... 11*9 ALL BETTER DRESSESALSO REDUCED IN PRICE GIRL'SSW IM SUITS In a variety of Sum­ mer fabrics, sizes 7 thru 22. Reg. Prices 24.95 to 89.96 A Nationally known brand, cool, com­ fortable, durable, a U rn atoek of regu­ lar*. also a faw In shorts, long# and fabric* but 1qualities of SALE MEN'S SLACKS ' '%>*’$ym “H O U S E P O W E R ? CONTEST Gat >«mr anlry blank fraai aay participating altclrle coal factor or appliance denier MEN'S STRAW HATS ALL REDUCED! I All ara Summtr blend*, wgah « r dry dean, in waist alias 28 thru 80> KEG. SA in BOYS ' TROUSERS B j, mm m’■*-x; mM WHO WAT ENTER. Any o t e r o f eteo h t e y In their plem o f radd*ne* In tha continent, I U. 9. or Hawaii except employees (and thaw tamadUln families) o f Efertria N » o Campania*. Electric League* aad Amartrtisns. their Advostlsiag aad Contort Agsnsiso DURATION OF CONTEST} The fort o f tho Is o monthly oanierto h | l « i May 1 , 1*36. Entries mart ho m rits d no later than lart dsy e f month ta to eligible (or that month’s oontml. Entries received after loot dsy will be included in fsSewing month’s contort. Final month’s contest suds Sept. 30,1056. Entries psrtmtrlsd after Srpt 30, 1956 or rretired after Oct. 5, 1956 wig not to accepted, hlultipls entries will to accepted, provided an O ftd tl Entry Btanh is tired tech time. Entry Llsnbs may to obuinad from any perticipeling olrdrirel conlrecler or apfdienw dr*Ur. NOW TO EM C * lodging «n0 U based on mart correct answers I* Ik* multiple cfcoim questions, end the degree o f interest, spins**, originality, and tin. setit y of tbo sUIrmrnt ooaplrtlon. Grand prise winner trill to trlsctad fttn among tto 2$ top prim winner* (ir e par asonth). Montlily winner* will to netiled by mag approximately 6 warts from closing o f oark month’s control. Only one price per household per month. Creed priao wMinor will to nolifted approilmsiely 10 waeko from final rioting dot*. Winners’ lisle may to obtained by ondoting • trlf-udAnuti, 6-ami imsyad ontwfapt with your entry. Coolest It subject to federal, state, end local regulations. Alt entries heroine tto properly of Edison Electric Institute. Judges’ decision* or* to il. Retd carefully ’ ’Quick Parts About Heweepewer* Than cortplsto entry bleak. Answer all questlent. PiU in yeurnima end sddrvt* twice. Mail entry Utah to “ HOUSEPOWER CONTEST’, Each contsrtsnt consents and agree* that aoithtr the sponsor* *1 Ibis coolest, nor tto Contort Division of Richard Msavtll* Research, nor aay o f their respective employtes will iaenr aay legal liabflky for any negligence, error, act, or failure lo set ia tho sponsoring wt conducting of this contort or tto kindling, nr Judging, o f any con. trount’o entry, however, a* duo rout ion will to tasrcaosd to pros sal tto occurrence o f aay suck error*, The evrrsye heme tedsy usee about thrwe tim es as m uch otsotriefly as it d id IS y sort aye. Mtay mere Unde e f e b vH o tl anpliearee are new in daily nee aad need anas* HOUSEPOWER. w tot's mefc. today’s appliance* work fester aad toller—and an me mere power then earlier ms dels. The alertria wtUtv rempsnie* torn mere than kept up with this iaesassed demand aad can supply year hem# with oil the jnw oryou need. Bmt t a r mat o f flew bem ss ara s e t wired to b e ad le Inmsessd a m iia s m mad equipm en t Unde. T hey ertffor ftwms tow M O U M T O W H L I . ImmftkUnt w i k i s Some beat* nemer* try to m i l Ibis situstien by using exlea site cord* and “ Octopus” outlet* (3- oad 5-wsy plugs), or by plugging into lighting -Jtietx. Such predict* nse unsightly and innonvsoient end may to dangerous. MMfongmg furniture in m il tto location o f outlet* it, o f course, ne astotleg either. The enly sals telutiea it to add m en rircutte and Mtlrta. < Thom ara tha symptoms o f tow HOUSEPOWERt* U Ushta dteamlng whom sppRsnaas are tm rnd am Thee# cenditieas asm* bar HOUSEPOWERt SI T V p le t a r a o h r la h id R w h o a t i k t r o p p lis o i Waahablo materials, ago* 1 thru 8. *1 0 . SAL* 2.98 ....... 2<29 S.96 eeseeeoeeeeatMtoeeeaete 2*99 Summtr gabardine, solid color*, tan blua, graan, in agaa 8 thru 11 BBOULAB FBI CBS 4J8 * M l v ow In ages 12 thru 18 M M M IN W It 3n* tsbU ot assorted fabric*. VALUES TO 1.88 yard now AN O TH ER GROUP OF COTTONS IN A WIDE .VARIETY OF PATTERNS REGULAR PRICES to 1.28 yd. Msdricatfy wM PIECE GOODS 1 o n wrj RUGS Cotton, lonff loop twist, to boontify your bom* Is colon of yodow, plsk. win#, ray, light gran, traoa, also white. rad, c dork Six* 18x30_____ 9 9 . 81m 24x38 -------- 1 .9 9 3x5 .... 7 D D �# ft ■ j - T- Shop and Save In Sanford ■ ^ S S S iE m ^mtforfr Uterali* an sA w now n. it m in d e p e n d e n t d a il y r i.Q R t n A t it k s d a im junk »A m is . r 'I I f T w n «r a U fa N at IH H rtrW By « P . M. Call 1*21 M a r * 7 P. M . , |i g Par (W fv a ry / ^ 9 £ i w Wit* N o. 13 Board Told Of Plans Middleton Cleveland Says Commission: In Moscow Jo Construct Building At Reunion Can Not Reimburse Kelsey Agents' Offices Proposed 2 Local Residents " Grove Owner Found s ____ ^ <n “ Tin greatest thrill while play­ ing football for lha University of Idaho wai beating W8C I I to 0, in 1103," John R. Middleton, U baiUan, Fla, 19M Idaho graduate, Tho Seminole County Board of commented Friday while In MasCommissioner! wai told of plans cow lo r lhe reunion of his to construct a building In which cl“ 'hn R Widdlelon „ ^ fcthar both th» Seminole County Agent of Xrthur mddleton, a Sanford and Seminole County Home Dem- electrician. ' onstration Agent’s offices would Credited with Inventing the be located. [ “ spread formation" a forerunner D ead Last N ig h t Presented Named To Citrus < Council Board ' County owner*Mrs. J. M. Dingman. president » ! *jJ ‘ ^ -A -Seminole ...... ............ — grove ..............: "Them la im the law whereby tho county tan of the Seminole lounty Home lh»t whipped W8C three times £ £ Markham f l l t A f t l t t f l f t p s f l i n n reimburse Constable Georgw Kel­ Two Sanford residents wera elect* Demonstration Cfob Council first and ^ cw th in i!_a n MataJa.mi; R0 ” d |« J h S T u t t 5 U p C n i l l J , ^ 8 (1 1 1 1 9 sey for fees and loss of time dur­ ed to the Board of Directors i t that won one game and tied inLha county prsatntad the problem of using ing the period of his susponsion Iho organisation meeting of lha the present building on Ueneva other with WSC The year W ore Denver Cordell, aald this earlier this year,** County Attor­ Citrus CouncU of Girl Scouts, U. S. A ve, presented the Home Demon­ $* .p *y#d ,n ,^1! .**■? morning, that Hsming Johnson,1 ney Mack N. Cleveland told the A. held at the San Jusn Hotel 1* stration Agent to the Board of ld*h® “ * m l 0 , l ” ^ . ® t0A * C: r. •bout » years old. retired and* Board of Seminole County Caen- Orlando. Middleton, a halfback, and Ar- mikJn| Orlando at Commissioners this morning to tell missionsrs this morning at ita «lrs. Randall Chase, will act la of proposed plans for the sugges­ thur A. Rogers^ now of J ta U m .'g , ,nterUehWl Roi<j, left hli horn.1 regular meeting. Ui* eapaelty of district chalnMiR and superinteadent of Vnks Urd wUi Wl ,unch and tion by the Board that It might "A bill would hsvo to bo passed and th* Rev. David S. Carnefl* be possible to build a new struc­ in Oregon who played UcU# ar- djd not was appointed msmbsr-at-larga.... rived in Moscow In IMS with 33 ...... .. . . , ture. The opening and grading of Oak b-v ' h* U * U1! turV ,° p,>' K*>* The charter and by-laws war* i f . ----—* — ,M CUultnd u U thla wornC.I.U t . » m i u»m . n « m m * | “ " S U S U S T l f ^ S E J Commissioner Fred Dyson, . 1 her husband did not m um ' Av#* Private property eeptsd and the first officers ol June 6. aunag the met,.,,*. . . t n n his wmk to th. Macro grove 11 * ' b" u*ht * * , ,n! l tho mw association were elsetod. Board of Semlnola County ComTha Board of Commissioner* Board of Commissioners, told the co*,e* * „ .. of young citrus Wee*. Board that it would possibly be 'f ° T' " rootbl11 G“ ld# . • « £ ’ mlialonort this morning when authorised (he return of tho bill I Mrva ai pytibjent0*until*January J lf lr St AHI DAP. In p il f i w s r v ntnrm M.J M nim el from n f fu g . L l intA expensive to construct tha w Waltw Camp gave Oweh Midnaw building than to carry um dleton of Idaho the title of the The work or tha council is to be* plans for extensive repairs to th* "exponent of modern football." but tha body waa not brought out M- ‘ ldw. ' Mh # mo' e- . . .. i{o r bon<l f « * •t^o^ley,. ftaa, Ain Immediately to bringing g b*W Middleton went Into tho bank­ Commissioners balked at allow- to Constablo Kelsey la Oviedo, present Canning Kitchen building. ter scouting program to more girl* until about 1S:M thla morning. Ing tha street Improvement MUa Myrtle Wilson, Homo Dem­ ing business In Montana after ha The elderly grove owner apparv_ . which l ^*>•* «Bo, « « .r«f of Coantr Commit and tha council Uadrn stressed left Idaho and the coaching pro­ onstration Agent, advised the ently died of a heart stuck. Hla he th^Bn7rrf « sloner* thla motnlng aulhorixed decentralisation, serving th* need* Board of Commissioners this fession and in 1824 became chief body waa turned over to tha W. " 1 * 7 . *™ Bo,rd 1 " umb*p o { th# purchase of a new photostat of each individual Gtri Sc examiner of tha Idaho state bank­ morning that she had talked with recorded for the office of th# through neighborhood group*. Guy Black F um o O Homo of Or- m0nti’ 1 • |0, supervisors in Tallahassee during ing department. Ha waa In Detroit Undo. Commissioner B. C. Dodd, with Clerk of Court at a not cost of |S.Attending th* mooting from I__ _ fiva years and then in Florida for r* *” * “ 'ngs about tho.propos­ Board Chairman W. Brown Miller, 37B which Include! the trade-in ef ford were Mayor and Mrs. P. D, 20 years, during which tlma ha Sheriff Cordell, Deputy Sheriff ed building. in whose District tha street la lo­ the old machlM which la now be­ Scott, tho Bov. and Mr*. DatU .... ----- Ing would house both was engaged in tho wholeaal* fish Denton Prevail, and Justice of cated, Investigated the propoaal. ing used, a P. Hendon, BomIn- CarnaS*, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cobh, tha Peace Homer Bewail Investi­ tha County and Home Demonstra­ and crab business. Dodd, hla morning, told tho Board ol* County Clerk, etld, following Mlaa Ibance* Cobb, Mrs, Jamao His son, John R. Jr., who at­ gated. tion Agents,” Mias Wilson aald, Board ef Commlaskmere that tho th* opening af bide "This Is good. Orant, Mr*. D. W. Linker, Mr*. tended tha University of Idaho "for we would like to work close­ grading of th* afreet and opening It Is In line with the purchase ef Bandall Ch.ro and Mrs. Prod Me. from MM to Mil, Is now a cap­ ly together. Murray, of Oak At *., would pat lota on voting mnchlnas," BOBBT LUNDQUIST.'S, was third place winner of the S-l year tain In tha Navy, atatlonod at Although th* fund drive for the either aid* about thro* or four Nat "Wa need ■ place for confer bald recently division hi tha National Fao-Wee Golf Tournament " Washington, D. C. A graduate On* plat w m J mU for further Citrus Council baa ansfod, Saafo^ lower than the prepo—d road. •nets and other programs," aha from Annapolis Academy with a in Orlando. (S ta g Photo) _______________________ only about hall of ^ Iteqnata, " I t weuld than became h drain­ Information a n d tavosttyatlon I Maehad ■aid, "and plans would bo drawn master's degree from MssoachuWASHINGTON (PI— President age pr oblem." Dodd aald. whit* tw* were approved at thla and contributions'will sttuThn^hll according to State Specialists for setts Institute of Technology, Elsenhower gets sows* added we will expand with our State Ex­ during the war and was decorated Chairmen Miller told Btemper, morning’s meeting af th* Com- ceptod, It waa rovsalad, Muriahmant and lack Is* a s m * tension program.’’ "TU * la net ■ county problem. mission.' for taking part In th* abtkUig mors White House work today. A proposed subdtvlalon, north W* would have to change our pol­ Commissioner Dyson advised of a Japanese convoy. Tho former /V* • Than wasn't any fresh com­ af Sanford at th* Dow Drop Inn, icy and allow about U others wha Mias Wilton, "Wa should start________ ‘df Idaho football star baa flv# graad- ment from Etssahawar'a press se­ have made aimtier roquasto to waa presented far approval but with a temporary sketch to deter- children, cretary Jams* C. Hagerir on pub­ have roads opened by th* county approval tabled until Ufonaattua min* If the building la possible lished reports that patients suf­ through private property and Into relative to lots bordering , en * _ Member* of the Sanford notary*1 and not too expansive." fering from tha Fresldsnt'i all* lake. Tho subdivision be known BCluh at tb*ir wwyhly "Wa will have to have soma • J A e n o N Y iu a m "Wolfeon’s Lake M ew -Tar. Idea to What ymi nrvw* and today naan a* d n Florida's alternate would bar# to do It'for trsryoM toted* wrflt kav* M lata need to start with," said Commis­ ^ ___ _ .. flamiMtlfri despite aniyery each ala*,’’ Millar told Stamper. the Democratic Nat! it for th* area. sioner John Meisck. ana and fondly applauded approval m Etaanhewer underwent. tlon wera picked at a ak#*d me*V Stamp* told tho board that 'This information it neces­ "West Altamonte Height*” mg of delegate* her* yeaterfoyk to that aoootdod them last Wad* Hageity previously I m referred etroota had horn op*Md fas th* IM tot subdivision In tho sary," aald Commissioner Otis Fourakre, "to determine whether A soothing relief from blaring to statements by Dr, Leonard D. Dnamwotd subdivision by the then are* of tho county waa ap­ but their u r n wlU net,be an* nsadty whoa they appeared before Haunted for n week or (we. or not wa can afford It.” headlines, top news of the day, Heaton, wha operated on Elsen­ county and aald, " I don’t know proved by the Board as wws a tha lean) Kiwanie Club, aa "The Rop. Bob dikes of Crtstview, Miss Wilson confronted tha a-,J tha usual columns of a ntwa-j hower, and Dr. Barrill Crohn, dis­ who owned tha land but It seems 82-tot subdivision for PkSlips pepulalrwa", elngera and music­ elected chairman o f ' the delegacovered of llotltls, that they du not as If aomaon* 1* frying to capita- "Tanglswood, Section 4J Board of Commissioners with tho tlon,' said "fra want' to santasl ian* “destined to bateau ana f t question, "Do you see the future paper waa received at Tha San­ expect a recurrence In Etssnhow- Hie on th* county.” By M A C S TMU1STON The Board of Commit*loner* them for their aeceptaneea ft ret ford Herald yesterday. ^Central Florida’s outstanding en­ er'a ease. But ha told a news con­ Commissioner Htlaeh denied Tha Ethel Root Clrti* and tho of a County Agricultural Build­ Tha lenitive moment cam* ference he would ask tha Presi­ that tha county had opened m w thia morning hlro approved a |1M “ frtef »void aom* embarras** tertaintag group*’’ war* featured Friendship League entertained Sa­ ing? t ■ contribution to tha Girl Scouts, nttnt " I am Interested in the agricul­ when .Voile A. Williams, Sr., dent's doctor* about the possibili­ roads In the Dreamwold subdivis­ Citrus Council. This amount mat an an “ axcapUonally’ ’ fin* pro­ turday evening with a Supper Par­ Oar, Collin a end If, S L Sawn. tural program of the county end ion. However, Helsch said, ” 1 am ty, honoring Dr. J. B. Root, pitbrought a ropy or tha Tokyo, Ja­ tychtf tha contribution to tho Boy Holland and Smsthsrs Ukeiy will gram. tor af th* Congregationsi Chris­ 1 bcllav* it Is going to grow,” she pan dally newapiper to Ilia HerHagerty daclinsd to make tha willing to ge along with Commis­ Scouts of America in this head the list of 40 alteroate*.. Th* trie aaaaiating af Pool Caa- tian Church of Sanford. slid, "and wa want something wa sioner Miller but H la up to him doctors themselves available to Florida will have t t votes nl ksy M tha string haaa, Jack Bosswill b* proud of.” I xld office. A letter from City to deride what to do as tha pro­ Dr. Root has he** th* patter af Warren E. Knowles of tha Clfr tha eonrentlon-tt pledged to man a* tha accordion and Peter tha Congregational Church sine* Asked about tha possible loca-| Williams had sent a copy of newsmen. And he voiced sharp posed road la In hla district." Bukur Jr. pa th* drama, ease- HH, until tha preaaot date. Dr. tlon of tho proposed building. Miss' TTie Sanford Herald's mall away roaantmant at a suggestion that When Btemper •■bed Chairman of Sanford wa* road in which a A dial Stavenaon-fer president and phena and clarinet proved to be Root with his family moved her* Millar If he could consider open­ request was mad* for th* ns* of 6 for Sen. Bates Ksisuvar. Thorn professional entertainers In every from Lynn, Mass Having prev­ ing th* M0 feet of right-of-way, tha “ mlxod-ln-plara’’ machine for ana 24 half-rota dalogates front the state at large and I t full* Housa. m m * ef tha word. Their impros- iously proachad in th* Congrega­ Court House. Thera’s a beautiful nulst. now stationed in Japan and ^ th# MUler .aid, "No, I’m not going to building roads. vote delegates from the vongrto* In return Lundquist favored Wil­ :Batons ef tho Ink Spots, Four Aces. tional Church af Boston. Dr. Root lot out than.” giro these other follows the runTho Board of Commissioners •H sional districts. Eddlo Fisher, Aril* Shaw and delivered bit first rotvk* M years liams with en apparent "maDagreed that Iho machine would AH /»f Bter*men's dslegete* Dick Cootine would do credit to ago in to old church on Park Ava, Commin kmor Otis rourahr* bo approved for City use an a away" copy of the Tokyo pap*r. ire represented at yasterdey'* artists appearing *a the top TV and 3rd St. The church held Its vised Stompor, "Wa hare a policy rental bail* only. Other tachnl- mooting but only tw* Kafostray With pages numbered back­ show*. Thai* rendition ef Frank first aerviee to November, MM, to go by—ana that wa havt boon calltlo* were brought Into the dle- men ehewed up. ward, only two English words ap­ Loeaeer’a “ Watching th* Girl* Go at Ita present location. gotog hy.M eusslon en th# rental of tho ma­ JU N E M Robert N. Hetotxelman ef Orpeared in the 1 page edition, and By” and young Feta Bukur * “ 1 The ladles wan host*ties to a Commissioner Otl* Fowsksrs chine when Commissioner Fred a Kefauver delegate, said Admission* only pictures In the ads and news Haven't Bean Hearn for Thru Buffet Supper, after which th* Dyson said "Tho City should told Stamper, ’ There’s no uro of Thsltna Buffalnw (Sanford) he had received no Invitation and Technical Sergeant Mickey ThoWhole Night*" war* received with paator was presented with many sections to give some hint as to be responsible for breakage" end tho Board adopting a policy and cam* after reading about tha Dischargee playing * f the clarinet la thla gifts. Tha two eircloa gava him a wh.Tw'.rpri’nted.'thVpipi^ pVovi-t W,!l Oviedo, not sticking to It, You're Interes­ County Enginotr L. P, Kagan mooting In the newspaper. Sikes, Glenn M. McKtndree (Sanford) tremendeua applause. Bukur’s desk act for his now desk. Mrs. ted in opening a subdivision and suggested "County erawa only be wha was Stsrsnsun's campaign drd a moment of r.l.xed looking.',nd " " ,UM * for John Bush (Sanford) t o umber in which ha triad aa hard Georg* Chabot of Da Bary presen­ allowed to oporato tbs maehlno." manager to tha May 38 pr.ildsrw Complete with th. front page on ^nuwa of U klng to hoy. W- that'i I t ” John E. Lawson (Sanford) tu stay an pitch and hit such blue ted Dr. Boot with a masterpiece A rental basis Is proposed which tia| preference primary, aald an Carol Littleton (Sanford) the bsck, comic section, cartoon., |^ ,T nctoa that kla partner* shuddered of hand work. Mrs. Chabot drew •-TEAR-OLD DROWNS Is to be based on th* depredation invitation to Kefauver delegates Charles 0. William* (Sanford) a picture of tho church, aa it at his “ inebriated" notes, waa a numerous ad. depleting movie., | ■* » wlU* pr« vtoul MIAMI BEACH (AT—Judith of th* machine which la to be waa aeat to th* Kefauver cam* Dorothy MUtsr (Sanford) stands today, and than achieved classic. night clubs, resdy-to-wsar and _ Augusta Gramllng (Sanford) paign headquarter* which la tuna EuglovaM, •, drowned in n ascartalnod. H# will b* located at tha Pari lha Botariana vetod1 tha pro­ with her naadlaworfc skill a beau­ was t* advia* thorn. Rosa Lea (Oviedo) other advartlsable merchandise, _ _ . motel swimming pool yesterday, tiful hand embroidered picture of gram an* af the hast of a long <WMMammBSWwt EsUll* E. eSamore (Lake Monroe) the up and down reading waa unhul ding between the succession * f fine programs dur* **• church. Every email d*Ull b* _na I p. m. , n f#w hour* after tho family arJames T. McLain (G cm vs ) , . _d l l I . a . and tngtha year drawing to a close for ,nI P * <"> ‘ he canvas. This will JUNE I I t UiU* l‘ I Anvons Inters.tert in flndlnr out rir,d #rom North Bmddoek, Pa, i stlring presldsntWiUiam (BiU) b*1,hun*1,ln. Gf; »• * | -TO. two English word, worn «" ?k! w L Z . <<” • rorotfon. Mrs. W. Billingsley, also an ar­ Bush, ---------Mr*. Iterla Vance (Sanford) |the form of a name which was *P, (h »»_i(wt b.,|M “ *r father, Edward, 8<t, ws* tist in hrr full rights, made a du­ Julia Rumph (Sanford) peering frequently in Die news rolf/ 0*™*” ^ 1 th# */n't#d SwtM rticued and rovlvoi. H* was plicate of the present church from Sallys F. Bentley (Sanford) umns at the tlma ol publication, Marina Corps Is invited to contact u tan to a hospital where hi* Keeping pert with recordcako and artistically decorated Baby Glri Vance “ Grice Kelly” , Sergeant Thomas on this data. 1condition waa reported so “ fair." breaking attendance* reported In An Isaae Watts ffrmn Ssnien with Icing to match the tharch. April and Map, Ranlando Springs will be held at tha First Christian Th* windows wire artfully color­ reports that th* first half of June Church, Sunday, 1:30 pm., In ed th* same as the big church. hxa attracted 22.3 percent more place of tho regular evening worn Alto tho tiled roor. The desk set visitora than during ths aama per­ shin, the pastor announced today. was presented to Dr. Root by Her­ iod on* year ago. Hymns by Watt* will be used bert Thurston, c '-',rman of the JACKSONVILLE 0P>—A M0exclusively. Intsrprctetlva field Th* Sam tool* County attraction the Ladles pound black boar wao killed In th* {£*£,"*• ° " bek also has booked many additions! wlU b: presented abo'tt -event, Circlet. thickly populated Lakewood see* busineai company parties for bar­ including: "Joy to the World;" becue and picnics, it is reported. "Jesus Shill R e in ;” "O G.»d OjP . w . »iw ^ n. , B a | )d K e h w a r s a l s A Sunday chock of autoo-oblto Help la Ages fa sti” "When t ^ im lts on th* Southsid* le st night licenses showed that tho attraction Survey tha Wondrous Cross;" Arthur Rhyne* rirottho .ntari T l i a s d o V , T h u r s d a y had visitors from 21 stela* and t l "Como, Wo That Lora th* Lord:* and "Am I t Soldier of f t * with . shotgun . . I t triad to claw n# H|fk ^ ^ Florida counties. Cross?" Th# choir, undbt the dir* action of J 'v **. W*’ ’ »- •” d ‘ F ^ r houro o r o Iaarilar S S X r had had iruJ W‘ " Thursday ^ " ^T:30 * d*to y Flv# tha ^boar night* from companlod by Mrs. N. V. Farms* at the organ, will .in i on* Watte boon spotted a n*Un away • * p, b, tha band hall at tho number. Instead of a rrr-n n .'* *•**? t. an ansketch af tha hymn writer's lif* w il th* St. JohM River, J, V. Tindall noancomont M d * today. b* glvca. darnorod th* bear la hla hackTh* rehearsals are en a volun-1 "Watts Is eox.ldcred th# father tary basis only and M i Just for MIAMI (A*)— Airplanes spread­ af English hymnedv,*" said Pasta* Holding a kltchon chair In front b* " d "»en»h#r#. ing poi**n for Mediterranean Forty L. Stone. "H# lived at g fruit Giro visited four new anas time (MT4-1T4I) whan English* H . , Ttatotl — - U. . h >W V «... today in their battle against tha speaking churches sang metrician! but ln. m*ot “ Mr *«**d tha aerow the «■!— » kwtfkfd tha FSnSSFhSiA ^ post that threatens Florida's versions of th* Psalms, sad had gkalr away with a owing e f Ite citrus crop. scruploa against wing hymns af |nw, and scaled n fanea to eeropeLake Park and Boynton Bench, human composarn. Ho wrote SM . County patrolmen with hunting in Palm Beach County, aa ares hymns, and rotor si ar* among the Sag* trailed the hear about four In south Broward County and an­ mast familiar tad hast tovad atiU SUlro before Rhynro shot It. Tho other hi PteolUo County wad in an branch** af Protostoathear wro Maw Sunday night off % achadnl* for today. lam. H* did mar* than any Atlantic Boulevard, rover*] mile* day with a few GOLDEN WEDDfNfl ANN1 VERS ART! Nr. aad Mr*. F. B- AskMhfo PlneBa* area to win for w lha right Mm affair. Tha havu Dead In Sanford It turned up lata yos- aftemaan riroworot down celebrated their &0th wedding anniversary Saturday with a Dunedin. Clearwater hymn* in ear aarrtea* (Photo h i Co*) dinar at to* KgcM Chth. Faurtasw guaato and Nlnttvan nttondad Of Oak Avenue Is Presented Again .2 HZ**SSI y B" " 1 - * - r -*•** Ike Tackles More W hite House Work 'Populates' Entertain Rotarians Yesterday S tott's Alternate Delegate* Picked A t Closed Session 2 English Wasds , Appear In Copy O f Tokyo Paper Df.,Roo! Hotored By Group for 30 Years As Minister Hospital Notes Sgt. Thomas W ill Explain Marina Reserve Program Sanlondo A ttracts Hymn Sarvica Is Visitors From 21 S+ates Last Sunday Planned Sunday Instead O f Worship 200-Pound Bear Is Killed In Thickly Populated Section 4 Are o* Sprayed Today In Battle Aaainst Med Fly Weather ) P j �B• 1r* F\ ! Dnaa. im * It. 1958 L Tho Poet Ofllcp Department hul alroaily many of the ■ installed 1 ■ -----oovcr Comml»ilon’s Commission'* (Tha Hoover Commission on Organisation of th« Executive Drench or the Government) - recommendations tn improve postal efficiency, Tq»tm a sta r C fM r a l A rth u r 8 , Sum * merfield announced todey. A c tio n has been ta ke n In the fie ld ! of B udgets and A ccounting. Piper Work Management, Legal Services and Procedures, Business Enterprises, Surplus Property and personnel and Civil Bender. The Past Office Department's latest report on Hoover Commis­ sion recommendations tabulated a total of SI recommendations ap­ plying directly to the Postal Ser­ vice. Of these, the Department agreed w|th 41, or mare than U per cent. Action his been taken already on 97 with implementation IV C M A f reflu FMadto Class of tha Pint m & f c S to p s* m m with B tl. Harold Davis, 1804 Maple A w . at B p, m. Group No. Three 3ljU TW 't2S4?'3£.‘Sl2 with Mrs, Robert A. Wiliams aa igat 7:80 at tba ome of Mrs. Ver­ so D. Hardin, 1928 Forest Delve. The Sanford TOfpist end abftfle- t Cabin* ai at B ill p.m, IIW) to reduce report! end records In t!-: the rminimum needed for ‘the ,_l---------f“ *L‘ I* of, f|c|»! business o( “the .........* “ Department -----*---- •nd th* General Accounting Office. 3. A progrcslv* training pro­ gram (or supervisor*, vehicle operation, realty oppraleal, ac­ counting mil purchiring proce­ dure* and business administration la now in operation, e. A recruiting program has beet) starlet), Including an adequ­ ate public Information program and an expansion of college re­ cruiting — in eooperatiod with th« Civil Service Commlaslon. 7. Pull authority has been dele­ gated to supervisors .. as rapidly aa they become capable .. for the operation of tha personnel nr* grim. ) "The Hoover Commission," aUmmerfield added, "performed a great task for the benefit of all Americans interested in good gov­ ernment. Many of its recom­ mendations ara new In aperation in the Peat Office Department and S r IIN N IT T C la n - — raw recruit, linW u » I M S * * •* * • * * • “ 2w « Win.-' A t this, cm* rtokla breXl rank! and ran for the wood*. The atartlad top Writ |Unt* morpd, "What? V M r a f Who tha blank-Wank U that!" -Tkat'a WiH," » m 4 w * explained, Meat big Shots Ilka very low autamobUf llcow* B“m* bsri, but there'! ape M * * paper owner la tha mM'WWt who fights for -191919.* His axplaaaUaai "Wha'd waat ta risk ataaliag a ear with m mi< WBBOtl WtTAU DOM IBATf and make other preparation* (bottom) at the International Amphi­ theater la Chicago wharf tha Democratic Convention will be bald m August In background to tha apackanf oUUurrn. At top U front Mtrenes, which looki dull jp g Uaetlva now, but white will be Jammed with delegitea whan thf national spotlight 1* turned op Praaidanttal salaattan f JaierutioaelJ Truman Teaches British Salesman Haw To Sell Tie LONDON m —Harry B. Tru­ man, a former haberdasher, taught n strlped.panta British clathlng salesman today how to sell ties, “ Look, friend," said Truman, to deliver the tie. » "You'll go broke delivering," Mid Truman, "Anyhow U’e light and I'm not going far." Truman ran a roen'a clothing ■tore In Kansas City with a wartlma buddy, Eddie Jacobson. It failed in the early IPgQ’s but •very creditor was paid off. Office of penfense Mobilisation. 4. A survey has been made to eliminate or reduce non-onentlal report* within the Department Vmfto other" agsncles.*” InT | M i Records Management Program was started, whereby studies are continuously made to reform the Department's records procedures Moat dope addicts nia mor­ phine and herein, opium' deriva­ tives, rather then opium because they are far lasa bulky and eas­ ier to hide. FORD sets 500-mile record . .* « at Indianapolis Speedway legal Notice Jfcff IfcLAVUN. I p All Creiiure and r*rseraifuW« or * | «H | Aialntt JtaU *->n«n3.r,j/R, i en d d s u e a ls w h ic h yoa. o r g ls of fid* I Oou«ty la, • * * } fB OMaUks 'iKmiJtf.waar-s w«a?* KtXgJVW Klht MeWVWH. .til­ Again proves nobody outperforms Ford aCUMTISTt us making arrangements for as elWummrr study ot tha •lape| Mars which, m i September 7, will bo doeer to the M fth than it has been since IMS. Tha “hUck-UahC mural (tab), prepared by the American Uuseum-llaydao Planetarium. New York shows Man with It .polar -cap" and tha faint goomatrla markup, eomcUmw « » e d canals. Very float appraaebes occur only whan Mars' opposi­ t e * oolneidw with tU perihelion (P ), tho petal ta (to oUptleaforMt the sun. When opposition coincides with point at which tt ia farUseet tram the atm, ataaoe firm tha earth to also Um graatoW 0 . . . dram atic demonstration o f the kind of perform ance and roadability that makes all your driving more fun in a Ford! A V-8bmtlad s• • Ford ocroaithabrick and uphih •uifra of tough udttattag ladtaMpoUilpBBd* tray whirling through tha tight flasMag orar the straight itrstchM, •. a auric that no stock car i m reached Moral Fravtoug to Ford's raoord run, no other stock aag bm Isdimpolk at ins tn.pk!rWt af Fard*! lags tm at tho alectrlfying speed of 113.7an.] .1And Ford red aperaged 107.138m,pdi, for tho fk «• hund •axtrmnoly which wan tha Ma> hid mmovan ana tew and toaat lap at I thnad that pitotad tho winning Ford, stotas flatlyi "No other stock o v could havs aquaUsd this periarmaarat* And fata da Faolo should know, for ho was tha feat drtvar to win tha *800* Quito with a hater than 100 nkgh-arang*. And now ho MOMS bade with • poup af driven to sstobliih a stock aar raarad with tha past 'M Ford! STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc �•n rr! c A v r f t r n ‘IVIN IP'-N 0*SIH3»' >CU 0 <*0 » \CU « OOMB/ **.£> M U T»«! CA*! C* WEIL* A irs ALL ACeA«<4 ECt then ' I'M 6 0 VS AiONB TO LOCK ACTE* VCU. tL * 5MJ C-OCCON.'I ) n-C BOS' TUTC«,NJ.' - n r v vTn Tue*. June 10, 10.13 Page Mr. ami Sir*. A. L. Sullivan of jngwood were calling on friends nidi) aalterniKm. Mr. and Mr*. Howard Wilburn id family have returned from a iralton in Alabama and Missis- arc spending ttirx vacation vwlh Iricnd* and relative* in Georgia. Friends will regret to learn of ‘ ho death cf I*. U. tlluek) Gillvnrd in Orhn-to tt'cdnewlav. Mr. Gil (yard and family were former residents ol Enterprise and i« an “ •“ 'c Sldcy Emanuel. Sir. and Mrs. Harold Snodgrass AUTO LOANSLowest Cost lintRsn frlC,,u\i sl * ncrcMr. chddrcr Sl- ' cl ■6SANEORD ULWIK mnOnsL BAH INSTALMENT LOAN DKIT OUMMEI BUBBLE OLCa UH3. ____ HONEV THAT ut T fctB L M ltdi it oovrest, OCAFH v s a « . > j j T w a f t h * f u n ’s * e v j » l s t a r t in ’ n o w . W t 5 t 3 CNNATEACHTHIS LA3 t ? PE TM’ l>A ttP,OM LF TH‘ CATCf-X3 IN THIS CHAMPION LlFTH’ s > 7 ----- ^ > 7 POPPY. £\OS t { OvA/v EXP-OS.VC „ H2RE LtTTLE , I LEAOuEi IsvWssI • Sill CItininj mU f S*Ht A OOP FCJL. a Extraordinary Deal S NEW 1956 vA.. ’ f t should catch the bai l t u r n CLOVE FACE UP AA'D the Each o- h s MVj HOUSE I T k T t c I F T j f u l l s iz e RANGE AnjTUiifl P A IN T FAjALLSl TO THE H og. HO.V'4 THE ^ tMO+NE-S,LN phenes COM N S, . / PVT. ZEao y ■l i ) M IA IW »T f p GOOD' NOW I VlAHT VOU TO T ty SHOOTINO THAT BiS GUN 6A®£F. IS > '-v V ,0 ? «0 N 3 C N . j ,-— . $ 23 9 .0 0 Your Color llrntlqunrler:* N E V E R OUT-TRADED PHONE 778 N E V E R UNDER-SOM) . 2lli - 218 So. PALM ETTO !UtY4lhT1RE SALE ELLSWORTH! - js : a .\\o w jv * TrOwsJ^Tawi' — I DOWN ills any FUostone tin on Your tar i-^t'VAUS / K 'E A T I D : A , 6 : i 'r , \ 6 E T T A 'S H O M E S O M E T ’ri'S lG LTMS SAC<. OF'BU?c " FCOM THE DlNECAr- FBOM THE DANCE, t HEAR THEM IN THE KITCHEN* H l/B C S -V <F A Sr A A SMELLS <3000 / ( # h |Nl 350, ANYONE? J R e g u l a r no t r a d e - i n Tire stone '7 ^~, “Twow HUN'Ccvr k S^CANTSLEEO . l i st p r i c e on p i Original Equipment Tires H ow oy M e s .r o x f ...THE BEAD MANS PALS APE NEAPS? THE SAME DESTINATION, 1 $ M W it h your tecappa ? irt$ fO ltt Super Champions SALE PRICED fo r a L im ite d Time, X '1 \l N— AND TOMTO NEAP THE END OF A TV*tE-QarV TDlP ID THE HQMTOF ANOUTUWS WOON. |'^^lllnnl,,,, "V AH^ fM TIRED-. I'M GOING TO — BED —- ARTIST MUSEUM TALMOUTH, Vo., Lit — T h o Stem# of Garl Melchcrs, the noted artist, is being token over by tho Virginia Museum of Pino Arts and will bo operated as a museum dedicated to his memory. It will assemble the largest display of Melehtr's work in the world. * • Cool, Cool, Cool with "THINK YOU THAT. I WOULD CHANGE WITH HIM** f i r a o f o n e S U P E R C H A M P IO N S ■ LOCK I I D I W S L L \ WHITS I I O IW S L L fMiiltr Ml | 1*1* |4* !•’« i Mil tf*4hg-l» tfif# file* 1|A1 1 " « fiW*-»ntn«« 4*1*4l#rh» TiMTret M*4tTr> Its 00 Hi rs s ra 11 1 1 1 so Sit 11 lu ea to lis t * to 1J 7440 7 10 »S SI.SO ft 7ft 1 is IS IT.41 it ia 7AOIS SI7S 11 71 rie ti 10.30 11 so 1T.JI SCO is •Fit SA0 14 1191 tiss 0 SOIt IMS ISM 4 SOIS u .m Tillies faMm tt II ll.f l At0 II n is 1F.TI 1 4 10 IS 7 10 IS t 10 II is ta 1«)S ies« 11.SI 140 IS ISM no is 1140 Tl so n.ta A ll These Features! a In c lu s iv e T re a d O e ilg n — Proven in h ill ions n f m ile * o f o r ig in a l eq u ip m en t S c rv itc on A m e ric a s finest new c ar*. • (a c lu ilv o Rady Construction--* S a fe ly .T r n s lo n c d G u m D i p p e d * Cords Rive e xtra blow out p ro tro lio n , e xtra long m ileage. • Unconditional lifetim e Ouoren* too — Against tk.-fa.tivc craft nun* sftip and materials. •*e»*l*t .• c o o t aoor rtdvcti tit ceekilxsiAf tsm ¥, i# eo% COOt tOOt /twin Prices Drastically Slashed kevM tsm eerft»r«l I I lOutlier's earns b ilo e tS * ««(* •• 1} 4*»re»r There ere many different way* of earning a living, but to us non* could be more satis­ fying than bring your pharm­ acist. Even though our work­ ing hours are long, and the financial rewards are not the greatest; wo would not change. We enjoy having folks like yoj visiting our pharmacy to get their medicines and health aios. We value the confidence you show in us when vou bring your prescriptions for com­ pounding. W'e honestly try to deserve your truit in us. W'e welcome your asking us ques­ tions about how batter to use. the thing wa supply. Pharmacy is a friendly profession and we will always srrrt you as we firestone Special Sole Priest mi (banpisM, Tst T ra n sp o rt B-112 T R U C K TIRES Ref. Jlt.J* Na Troda-in Pika It ■ K M B m ■ tail W “ C ool R oof Slays o n — Stays IThiie — Stays C O O L " TO om here, hot with COOL ROOF Uha seat as the pretetbisl«esumhei. # COOL ROOF rettsiti l i ' , at «he ......... „ H .~ i MRMACHIM, the m . sotracle fe.eitldt. seede ** rleifde, it ee« used essiesitelr i* COOL ROOF. *' F**''i’ *,v d4 "eri ,weia , . 4 ad(dew^red««iea tim h c m u ,# u * *0M s-rui wKowiKHut wuunr would a friend. rot n il soor insuction ,n istimati call TOUCHTON DRUG CO. H E R C tim O N CMEMIRTt Oar. tat * Magnolia & HEATING COMPANY 'QustaHee hr Plektsisa ITT* Ceevrlett l l l t l ------* Pay 8t llttla « Slut Mioeeht* me * ti i»«-**«*'• w-e $100 • WaoV LOW EST PRICES •“ “ W W " IU ' um m ous hhmw T ir e $ t o n e SANFORD* stores PHONEU f i t 1 I h . sA 7fp% - | 7 ’ f r 98* y. HImmmA �vd In Sanford Friday It Pays To Advortiso' th toh th itltfstim etesrow aU tttobit mt n it o i the crowds tkAt won doers, GOLDEN CLOVES Am m U M F « m Scfewce Report*. |B| to afro* to p*rt#dle medical tH1* CHICAGO < * -A » IM spoeUUrt ehach.up u kmp their drivor*’ IU hat assaUad wrap-around wind* Saward MUIar, V . ft. inT ahitlda 1b autos aa a visual “ baa- « . mi t . , ¥ina W iihlsi auto wakara *dasOTVo Ifia l P^aliA bout It la order to know-when and whoa to shop. « pa t s H f sdosstsc* •* -All b..to optical prladplea kata '■ S i S f c W i ) completely igoorod*' la this *w H " ' 7 . iS fh ***** McOlU U»Ir.r»tty. •iad.hi.ld i n t o , Mid Dr. Dupont J * * ■ « * * * 2 ; ra nourn.rerlfas. Guerra, opthamologUt of th. Modi. mn mU" * et) College of Vlrglali, Richmond, “ J f M therth^ d , u " whV « " • * W " ? * Tho huft erowds In Sanford tost Pri* v *h . »w»My«*<"t.t>*<y “ * Salk Polio Voccins trf the S > ^ t !^ i5 ^ t b o L « u liJ " 2 S 2 I h r S J t o ^ 2 ^ th ^ J 5 r^ o rd ^ M n y wsy through Isn f i nuny lliippisg .____ b ellm tost hdvertlaln f W ou »^ MMSdo of poepla downtown last ■he the itere Hut w u featured in !• sdrertlemnent m ealed nuny with dreeeoe over their srae. Ml the dlaptoynj eblrto, troueere, kMftlso choeen from the etsdu iH n os display swooped up aa iBtot About tsU ai advantage of usvtng opportunity. -------MrtMosaf •dvsrtW acIi brought b et that whan aomthtag of wel p h t i t o offered rfelfcg moat hsow s» ■ ■■ - — — — — ——— U W n r lr liw M v h n n fr ** ... » « > ■ »*<» » ■ « . * * r * g * . T * * ._*; groughlp American la w ^ a a ttlM end WtJenoseounty,etstaudnetJenallevel* w »® r t Couraa. rw nM ^*n fsdhrldusl Initiative sad tho Americas f of Ufa were urged by those who epeko urouety o f the orgsstoetlen’e work. There wsrs two rspraewUU.ee from k eoanty erganisattos from Smslaole ■sty attending tho flvwday event to 4_ ___« . ------- 1 -to-AW. i t , ? A H u t w e f i t th s leadership te maintain Mriaa's ffssdem s sad eeu n ge. - — ...to « . . . BHHES2 mi. me*t blaUnt oiamplo" of “ oU „ fcbw 01 Fuwlc lowing itylo and oo-callH beauty J of design to lupomdo safety and Any control* unncc***arily herd function.” la roach and operatt, ln.tnim.iiti Dr. Guorry .aid the windows dlt- difficult to road. Mat* Inducing tort vlilon trem a prismatic of- f®*r P**t*rn, « * *r wraece*sary feet, tacretM glare by the wey ehetnietiea to vision may contrilight la foctutd, end create double * * * e*i?*?t5 #£ bieraaao favirion and gbeet image*. Chroma tigue, Dr. McFarland aaid. trimming, exaggerate the probBut human error U r n ? lB,Port" Itm, he Mid. ant, he Mid, for a v,m*n dri.ee He was one of 11 phyi'cian* dli- aa he Uvea.” Her. study Is needed cutting msdlcal aspects ef high, to barn why some people have way accidents and mtsns to re* mere thin their tharo of aeci* duct doathi and Injurtoe, at the dents. Needed too It better training cIom ef the American Medical ef young drivers. Ann's. lUth annual masting. god belts look convincing for Highway aecldtnti era a modi- Ucmaod safety, hut more studies JS F * 0 » Particular lien In the toUet report / JJC M M A \\ the Florida SUto Board of Resltli « * • t0 ** attention^ U fU Q . Th#r* w u " f r one ease of polio In jj V / i l l H f i K R w county reported In the entire ^ ^ ^ L J bL \ V i l lift ! twelve-month portedA lJ U ^ I That prompts us to bring out eom# o f th# atandjirj facte about tho Salk Polio ^ ^ Vaccine. c rimt In the feet that the Ttecine (• u fe. „ /Z?6ar The vnedne’e 'effeetlveneei eurpeeeet tJis— ^ «xriy hopes for It. In 1956 It cut psm lytle---------------------------------------------------------------------polio by about four-flfthn among the child- ■ ■ m ■ 1 ren who received one or more Injection*. In I r f f t f l U Id T I f i d t n x* m It la enpeetod to do ores better. ■■ ■ M , W I s w w i i » Leieding medienl authorittoe In the United (This enisle la published aa g tating long and oipontiva trait. State* ore unanimous In endorsing vsed n s- puhlle aerviee by Tho Sanford « * * t te pnssrve i t tios polio. They hops that ImmunliAtton Herald m senporaUM with ths beginning in the second alx months of lift iawhMto County Dntal hslh fflo ohdilfM t y idiilts will beeome routine and aUndar J prepftlyae- w w n i w ** i m petienta should have s-ny etc* tie practice Is pddUtrics. J J ? d S J th .im k * htit>sd hr Um t m,(J* •* ***• “,ooUs ,l Vaccinates Is more important la toms mSera^dratistry.^^ imgular tooth S T t ^,a^ r*,^ r ‘"temU, as tg « brackets than Is othen because polio and eeeriy ahnpod Jaw* ara un. ^ Ic t^ ra tS *^ rd lrs “ ,r i" U W U h trtM t la th w bndtoti. It U a w l g t o T O to i ^ u ™ p «. Hntom.,1, f 0r children from five to sins u fo ” u^ * "*•**• *,ar ” valuable fat pnventiv* dontiitry. yg^g 0ld. and almeet aa Important for all M Tharrsa.s.1 thibogiiiningofd«ay KXPIAS1VE PAIS ° tty . btlwtoa oaa aad fltttos. It l« twjca 4 S EAST LANSING, Mich, « — U Important for pregnant women sa for tosMuUy hy a tetitt who apeeuu u,, tssth an Mriouly damaged. Michigan BUte'a expleslvo halfother women of the same age. Um to that fWd. He la known aa Tn,y «1m an used m detomiae hack comWnatiew ef CUm ee The sooner everyone la vaednated Is ea ertoadratiat Meati ttraa of ir. whethar taeih. ara r « b — the nraieMnt -----------------normal oaoitlon beneath the * * " weeny six yard* per carry conformity with priorities that have been eat ! f ^ 2 l“«In ■or» « each during the IN I football *•*up, th^ grantor will bs this year** program f ? i ! f u ” th«femeat favorable ag* (^\h befon emectivo'epplt* ton. Both are hack tor the INS eempalga. toward final eonqueet of polio, depaedlng ee the eatun of the, ara pi1Ctd on them, paranU can speed tha'prograts e f Im- m m , hut it u pmsIMo te straigh. gmiU hidden cavities net ether. muataaUon by keeping themselves informed, *? .*•*? !!? * Hk,wlu ov,r **■. jh e vuthl* may he detected estent of pyerrhea pecketa. BOTTLED GAS 0M P - eryin-* ►ird,” Tum Chevy out on ike road to dieeover it$ real charm! For thi• is ths bsauty that rsesntly raced f ,138 mites in U hours to set a new round-the-clock competition track performance recordt H« JuMM jmJArajMtof1 Wgums HNLp. • « H V W JHPSnPWPW g Wtoto m KW And it’a got the stamina to stand the gti! f oo 24 straight scorching hours at a pace that few other can would oven attempt to match I Drop by—you’ll mo you can't bant Chovy for a buy, either I I —AT MW |OW COm 1ST US SSSQIMWtM k MO INSTALLATION O M S O S RAYMOND M, BALL, REALTOR but a tomboy at heartt ton Raceway, Darlington, 8. C. A regular production Chevrolet with 225 top. pound ii on for 24 straight hours, averaging 101.58 mQas per hour, to top th* ImHaaapnHi stock ear record by SBOmiksI Add that to Chevy's impartTiileri record in stock car competition— and you come up with the low- 1N’U L C V U N D IS SANFORD GAS CO Don't Givo Farmer Short Count wee rammed by a truck, he dtosovandhnw >tete Farm stands eteuUy back .ef Its policy holds* He totor wrote; Auto maker., police, u b ty or. ganfutioBi and otbere deMrve er*dlt for Mfoty mtaiuree that ^ drastically raduetd thedosUw, per mtlUoss of ■tie* drlreiW tine* IRS. Speed tad drunken driv. tr t aialn factor* la daatha aog IsJuris* Mid Dr. Fletcher D. Woodward, Ckariettesvitio. Va. Saf.ty belto and body harnea.ee could help prevent Injuries end M.o tl.es: cm era*** o*iMin-»* oB dashboards, eellapdWe Mooring wheel., softly tocka on doors, ro. moral of projecting knob: and huu tons, firm encberaio ef Mata, p o r ^ haps higher hacks on Mats to pre.w vent whiplash each Injuries la col. NEW LOW PRICES W ^i-- u i j u , , _| A to ------- A-----If e ckDI braaks a permanent through x-ray pictures aad filled. They nvotl the pranace of la . . IjulsI x .r t ik £ ir it Ij j heat UMk, the dentist should bo This would oUmlaaU the need for paeted Uoth, malformed tooth o f the local health authorities, aad - shove tenoultid at ease. He ran protect more exteasive oporations later,roots. cy*u snd ether foniga bed* all— sating as soon sa possible far ths pro. me brakes edge to the tooth if z-rsy aim* si.# an vlutbi* to its that auy ho p m m to the tertian e f th eir childrencash ptetosties to needed, if the locating tartar or calcareous do- jaws. o • e wooded __________ pvatiHiae _______ la net givsn, _ . ths „poalta, ^ to detecting __________ tho beginning _______ r* They are aeeential te ths trash. pelp, er nerve, may die aecessl. of pyorrhea, and in dlicloaing th* ment of fractured Jawa, then, s speaker eves offers something o f practical value. Of this select gu m out favorite •e far this season is s Florida m e* Lasts K. Wetfsos, ■ financier. Wolfsos, who recently achieved asms fuss by almost winning control e f s Mg a*j!**HQo men order fins, addressed the University of Georgia's elate of 19M. What he astd was * l l . IM S doubtless sound as s dollar. But tfs what hs ------------did that tstrigsss ms. He gave each e f ths Nl an* thousand graduates one than o f earn* oh* tooted, men atoek la • Georgia Corporation, lit emeus! What could have boon mare practical than that? 1,» �Parents R eveal E n g a g e m e n t O ff June Vance, James 6 P a tricia C ollin s, E. Are United In M arriage June 16 ta • lovely candellfht ceremony MUa Patricia law Collin*, daugh. ter of Ur. aad Mr*. Alva Leroy Collin* and Irvla Eugene E*tridj* til, ion et Ur. and Ur*. Irvin iugene Edridge II were united .n holy matrimony Saturday, June U. *t I p m. la tba Pint Preibyterlaa Church. The double-ring earemony wat parfermad by the Eev. Angua O. Uclanl*. Tba canto exchanged wadding band* fashioned from the gold wadding band 4# yaara old belonging to the groom’a maternal grandmother, Ur*. Nancy Dobbin*. Tba vowa were exchanged agabut a background of pure white accented by fern and palm*. Six candelabra* ware banked agalntt the greenery accented bv two white uma containing white in raagementa flankingg tha alur. Ilf, tad Mrs, WUUam U w ii**1 Vane* ef tbl. city arc today • » ' R y l l m S nouncing tha engagement at their ceitorle* and on b«r left ehoulr! pinned a coruge oI whit, aite Mr*. Ertridge wore a blue lln dre*« with a matching bat * alto bad white nr-eraorUe. U eoraage waa of pink roiea. the Be.option A recaption wa* bald Imme atwly after the rite* In the V man'* Club, A grf* „ Ing white them* * uiad la tha decoration* through* the room. The punch Ubla « overlaid with an Imported It doth and held ailver appolntmeti Two gleaming ailver epergna w< u»*d en #iCh end of the Uhl* a held arrangement* of awadthai rot** dong with burning wh taper*. Tha large punch bo< centering the table, waa aetenl by a aoiegay of white roiaa a baby’* breath. Nuta and mil daughter, BUUa June, to Ensign " C U D D flr dUppVr HoHOPt W tddinfl' James Hoyt Brodla Jr., ton of Ur. ^ . ge < * and Urs. Jamea Hoyt Bradi* Sr, 1 r O T t y R C C S I l t l V of Lake Nary. j Mr, lw) >»„. r C. WOey.'Wf. Ulia Vaace attended Sanford iBg Mr*. I. E. Eitridga U m i * r . echool* and waa graduated from' amj u _ . • n it in e m ---- Seminole High School. She attawi* , . " , 7~?r J: ded Florida Stata University In h#,u • " l ho,UuM W W Tallahaiaae and U pre»*ntly i m . | W » b a « l « l t l » * i ( W i l H i t f (Photo by Jamison) WEDNSEDAY MORNING Mr*. George C. Dixon, u * W. Boutin* butlneta waa taken llth St., waa recently hostess cam of and the group captaine w&SS? A fo monthly buiineu and aoclal meet* Mm. Forester thanked the claia Ing. “ for their acta of kindnaaa” dur* Mr*. Voile WUIIama gave the •"« »»>• alckneia and death of her opening prayer and Ur*. C. P. mother. Cully the devotional which waa a The builneia aeaalon waa rioted tcrlpture on Love from Romani, by member* joining hand* and She then read a poem. entitled tinging "Biota Be Tha Tie." "Following Jeiua". | During tha aoclal hour Hn. lira. Field*, d a n president, Field* read a bumorou* etiay presided over tha session welcom* called "Date* and Uatet" writ* SPECIAL! BLOUSES Tailorad sleeveless bleu** A scoop nack aiaavBe lea* blouse. Paatal colors, black A white. Made of saoforixad cottons, Siseg 1241 bridesmaid and best man at our wadding ware suppoeed t* come down for tba celebration but were unable to attend." These attending ware the host and baste**. Mr. and Mr* R. E. Aihdann aad aoa, Frederick, Mr. •nd Mr*, g. S. Bryant, Tampa; Mra. F. W. Fletcher. Mr. aad Mrs. Laos Beat, Jacob Da Brins, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clleguennel and aaa. Brian. only jewelry was a single etrand ef pearl*, gift at tha bridegroom. A reception waa held after the rite* at the home of Mr*. 0. P. Wade. Whit* gladioli along with rote* decorated the room* through* out the home. Tba traditional three-tiered wed­ ding cake topped with a minUture bride and groom waa served by MUa Hilda and MUa Brenda Ergle of Ft. Pierre. After a abort wedding trip the couple will reside la Elder Spring*. Tha bride attended echool in Sanford and U a member ef the Central Baptist Church. The groom waa bom la Alabama and attended achool here. He it amployad by the Flaming* Water Company. W e Are ' Seminole County’s Largest M en’s Hat Center For • wedding trip t* southern Florida the n*w Jure. wore a Chine** printed sheath dreia topped with liaea durier lined with matching dreea materi* at. Her aee*i*eri*a were cham­ pagne and the wera a white flowered eoraage. After tha honeymoon tha couple ‘..111 be at hem* Is Washington, D. C. OwtOfTeww Gaasto Out-of-town guetta Included Ur. and Ur*. J. L. CoUin*, Mr. and Mr*. W. J . Collin*, Ur*. H. T. Col* lint, Steve Cellini, Mr. and Ur*. L. L. Peteraon and Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Peteraon, Jacksonville; Ur. and Mr*. F. E. Lae and ton Fred, St. Auguitlne; Mlaa Judi* Snider. Miami; Ml** Shirley DeBusk. Tam­ pa; Mias Neva 9teley. Buotia; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gillespie, Eau Gallic and MU* Floreacs Bellamy, Wellington, D.C. MUa Collins waa bom In Jackto nvilia but atteoded Sanford schools graduating from Seminole High School with the d a n of IMS. She attended Steteon Unlveralty In DeLand and U a member of the Delta Delta Delta eororily. She la Wm, E. KADER P r o u d ly fa m o u i B JE E D Sc Presents B A TR.T© I 'T t t ir li* * (rest sterling designs superbly ersfted by mister silversmiths 1 Far aver US yean, Read I Barton, America's eldest creatiag silverware of the Snest craflamaathip. It li now our * lecture la y resent t* you tha famous Rstd I ffl| d B M I n i n —Hxikw V|gj| gyf silver*are department et your earliest aanvoalaac* la view the superb Read I Bar* Ion design* — tome ef the macs popular of which are illustrated hare. See Us for Your Sunmer SS“ 5 in outsunding coUgctlos tss tad coffee soviets of . . . U both Sterling aad liherpu**. j * U aur “ dub pUa* and build your Tea Service the easy way — piece by piece Hampton c m t m i liri a*i*a*»*t ewb*. steij Crtssitr. SI*; Warn Beat, SWii Trey. SHI.** WM# M b s L ev Croww High Crewaa Cowboy Style# Wm. E. KADER Jeweler �7 In d ia n s Team CelebraHng Put On Miff Davidson's S outh T eam Hitting Spree u t l l at the husband, trying *o (sal what it must be tike ta bs a •treat# maa la bla early forties— Aten's owa aget—and tied to this log-like creature who wee aa atek u t s b s baraft af ail penonaltty wad sympathetic appeal. He turned abruptly toward the h Mm qnd thaae complexities, ■auras, aim aauM not bar* led uug grab!— about Mara but h* should lev* baaa to talk It out <ntn her from tem. Tho way Ahead might Igaamad taaa ebaciiro, laaa tor* g. At Mm bagtnniag, >ka probARUd luva urgwt him to sand it * Dr. Debtor. "TO her* to go back t* #amlie, 1 wa* going ta that you get Hi* twins ■beat, and help Margaret i tha telHag them about year*'Mm agraad gutokty. "Doctor . . .T* ft woe Fred •lake, at hla shoulder. A Lea stopped. “ Yes ? -L - 4 h aEt bare a u ik with yen." -raalght?" -Bosnsums aeon. Of course. U you're to* tired tonight—" 1 am tired. But tomorrow ru be busy, so— “ Followed by Fred, be strode daw* tha lighted bell, turned, went swiftly down the etalrs, and egato eleewt a shinin# hospital corridor. Visitors were about; Hfht poured frons open room door*. Finally, they came to bta office, and Alan molested the chair where Linda had sat that afternoon. Alan took tha desk chair, and pushed n baa Of etgareU toward Captain Blake. "1 presume you know why Tm her* “ Mid the men in uniform. "Tv* found It aafer, me a doctor, not to presume I know anything ahead of time." . "Well, to get the matter aekl and aver, t want to nek you not ta operate upon my srife." Alan took the clgaret from his llpe, and leaned toward the other MM Bisk* returned the yarn, a frown botwaoa hla eye*, hi* tipi rigid. "Last fall 1 waa told that my wife could not live more than six month*—if her condition pro­ gramed as it waa then doing," "Dr. Bailer told you that." 1 "Tea. Tea, ha did. Waa ha carsaott" "go far aa any doctor can tell shout thaae thing* BUke, I think ha waa right" "1 —" The Capuin eras making A great effort far emotionel conteat, and that aaertton developed a broaqueneea which Alan did not This afternoon." he ■aid tightly, "a terrible thing hap­ pened to the woman 1 lava vary dearly.” The doctor leaned hack, hla eye* ours the grist la aruaUy aharp.” "Tee. I am sure rt ta, too. lam sure at another thing, Doctor." "1 am aura that Margaret lose* mo, and that right now ah* need* ms. I could do mere for kar, tf 1 war* rrae to be with her, fra* la aspram my lev* la her.” "And you think by my letting your wife die . . . " "1 want you t* know this—I mean t* huso Margaret wkether Pern been or die*. 1 to** Mar­ garet and I mean to free myatlf a* ahnl meevu har n that If siaa can omarry her.'Atom sighed. "1 *•*. Well, that, of course, la s metier for you end Margaret In decide. 1 am gied that you eem* end teiksd to me . . “ But you still plen to op erate?" Alan's bead was up. bis fee* sternly handsome, the tinea of amo­ tion end fatigue erased for tha minute. "I cannot operate with­ out your content, Captain Stake." The officer s hand made an Im­ patient gesture. "You attll think you should operate—tkat'a whet I lAMIlt” He'd put tb* whole decision upon Alan. The doctor etaod up, end after a scowl Blahs rose, too. ''Pleaes understand," said Alan, slowly, "that what 1 decide will be decided, not as a men, but as u f*n back a step to took at him. "Then you muet kev* some damned hard things to do, Doctor." Alen'a darkly stern face relaxed. “Oh, yeel" he agreed. "I do." He walked with Blake to the front door, gted to bo told that Linda wa* with Margaret, and wee ptannlng to stay for a few day*. That waa good—except that Alan . . . He watched the officer go out to hla ear, adjusting hie cap, tightening the belt of hie trench coat, putting on hla gloves. "I think Tea got troubles” said AUn below hla breath, and then flushed to diacorer, whan ha turned, that Rupert Ernst wee standing fir* feet behind him, watching him with brightly alert Mack ayes. Alan would hare paaead him without a word; he had night f||| orders to write . . . “ ft's too tot that eh* is—your But Rupert followed him to the floor desk. "I can guaaa what tha Captain wanted," ha said softly. Alan studied tha chart h* had drawn from tha slot. "What do you now mean to da shout Mrs Blake T" ORLANDO Strea of Ruddr " T T " 15 *w »uu,vTi;n r n t » n Kerr’a New York Giant owned CoMuscular Miff Davidson, who cos Indians were ehoeen on tha has had trouble getting hits off Class D Florida State League's Southern Assn, pitchers, suddenly sportswriter* selected south team has found tha ringe and Chatta* which appear against a north ____ nooga was eelebratinK hi: hUHnt team in Tinker Field __ on Friday night at l" o'clock InTthe lei'cuc's »pre* from a flrat dlvUlon bertb lath annual All-Star gam*. ; today. Tabulation released at etatlstiUnlit two dsya ago, the Lookcel headquarters here today show oul rightfielder was hitting at a that Cocoa placed seven men. Or- * _ M Bu. hi. i „ . Unde four, and .West Palm Beach “ *"• ■*“ ^ * ut l ? ,, J! and S t Petersburg an* each. I th" * « * " « k« ,h* Former major leaguer Taft « * « * « “ * « rtUn* ,U hl" Wright, now managing Orlando, In H Wps and driving in II runs, wa* the only double winner ha Last ntaht the Id-year-old, 100having been named aoulh team pounder batted In fiva run* with manager as well aa It* left fielder.' • homer, single and an Infield Tb* Infield It virtually all Co- out at the lookouts downed Little coa—Cockrell at first; Valley at * * * * »V« and advanced with Mosecond, Wright at abort, and HI* to a tie for third place. Pearson behind Ibe piste. Lou1 Atlanta skidded from third pier* MerchegUno, Rocky's kid broth- to fifth by bowing to New Orer, drew the third base assign- leans' (-4. Mobile knocked aver ment at one of tha Orlando nsra- league I leading Birmingham 3-3. ed. ] Nashville and Memphis were not In the outfield It'll be Wright scheduled. of Orlando, Kelipa AIou of Cocoa, —---------------------------------- — and Emlla Ftor* of St. Peters-’ p ii m n, Gainesville, lb; Glor; Sack n s w in o wutu. T*t 9 *M t* f/ * * r g A O T tA ft *UlUO UAUF WA* t f/ r m '9 out/./*?, puree m r™ * ,319 WK/U He 60T pn p note. w f i_ _ A'&MT r,tip M A ■ V I a o r OFF H i C TO A FA 4 T AARON; OF M /LW AUKtt, SOt W fK S w OFF TO A *LOW Sports writes chose Hrclor Crus j,,no' i p®‘ ’u « b u r * **!£ Julio Navarro of Cocoa as * ,u v Z \ .A Riddle' the two best right-hander* in the J i K L i . f ft sv tone* •outh end of the leigue, and were cnidd ’ p .i.fk . rstehlnf *’ unanimous in choosing Orlando's. Shed“ * PaUlks, catching. Art Brophy and West Palm1 D*v« T>Tlv*r of Daytona and S* 0 O 0 LEMON\ per ue Wowr W " rue. PiAreju rue F/A9T 4 aA M ef TOF MlTTBF AUP P.0./. X ? r u * agA Sa.it M AH "Lct'e face it," Mid the St-yeer-! TO THE RESCUE old veteran, “ 1 didn't have one ot OKLAHOMA CITY, W — Police my better game*. But that de- said a men who almost auectedfenre sure helped.” |ed in rescuing hie brother from He gave up seven hits end yield- the psddy wagon was carrying ed five walks hut never was to family loyalty too far. Ha wee serious trouble. ' thrown In Jail, loo, OF THA ClMVMlAA/0 /A /P /A A /S, GJjdbutstJo Ouh fodlhoad W sn ! WHO AATMA/tS {Mu, TO haw lX\;*.*£OA'UMP N t* 2 a - w / rt* O P- P E I P e rrg p f o p a i. leg s Using O ff-B e a t P a tte rn IB B e V t L S I |the Tigtra 744. Chicago's second- that included Ray Jablonski'a lfth f W AMOGIATBB FBERR I plica Whit* Bog defeated Belli- horn* run. But in the and, the iiinlB W U rd u Tidsbltti. who, more 3-1 and Kansae City clipped homer-happy Redlege bad to beat _, , I < ' tilwmiilnfllnn Jl«*1. i Iha Phil* fiat winflla* TDtev alinnpif kantod to kindle pitcher* at a : * *. ogtaker,' baa Ua CioelnnaU Rad- Job this aassrn w«s against the three-run 10th. Roy McMillan's l*ga hack to tho National League , Phils June 7. Ha didn't last, but blooper over second drove In the bp naiag an aft-ka*t peuarn that the ledlegi won It and look over tie-breaker. * * * ,• * first plsca. Tbay gave up tha top •Tbt Pirates felt half a game ,AM taHadare OMt japol to tha Flrala* last Tuesday, behtod "thi"Bravts .... ------j ai the ace .Birdie gat tb* ^ob dona last it looked as U they were going pitcher Itcher scored scored the the rwinning run on light In a 7-4, lfriaalng division ta get the lead berk In a breete pjc^ (jroat's thirdl«»t night, racing off to a 3-0 edge |ng Warren I ukpd Hat Jcffcoat out af tha dlp*ft far • Starting Job, fallowANYTHING GOER IN tory. Jack Rhepard's two-run I with aca rellefw Buster Fra*RUCKER FIRMING homrr was tha only waak moment in and then wound up with unRPRtNGFIELD, Mo., UR -F i«h - for Kpahn. Ilian starltc Brooka Lawranct, tog from a tree or a siepladdrr Thr Braves, who hire won three ha won kis eighth. _____ aaams mom unorthodox except ,triight foe Henry since ha reIt was. the second time Tebbette dawn in "-T7 Missouri1 . „ . u . . — “ -s ” 1 Osarks whiae p|«rcj (.Hirlie Grimm fistiirdsy n'<used Jlffcoat, the ‘ ax-ouUiald___ ________________ almost anything goes when snag- -ight after a miserable 5-11 slump " - " l turn abouts ging for suckers. 4 IP rl*lories that pushed tho Suckers, Ilka other nnngama stratlng after two days' rest. Jo* . ,* ‘ They msy be taken In Missouri Adcock drove to two runs with a mved bark to lh* top last night Jn^|mi ^ tha yaar using a book first-inning doubiu. L. th* Milwauka* Braves pushed >nJj ljnc " i " _________ _ T in'" sacond place, deBljt mqulpment during HUNDLEY SCORES AGAIN BtlAj * » • * » * a »d a y spaclll aeaion Is a cut ' MORGANTOWN, W. Va., id* Ns cthjjr NL gimes **re irked- lag outfit with a treble honk and West Virginia'! clowning basketKjL 1 , a heavy sinker. The method: flip ball star, Hot Rod Hundley, has Jp tb* American, lb* Naw Verb out the book and retrieve it in proved hie prowess in another fakaaa retained their Ite-gama short Jerks. Sooner or later, one field of sport*. |ld as Mickey Mantle sent hie of the prong* enage a sucker and Hundley .teamed with Jack E|M , kepi* run racketing out af tom a boiling battle it an. * nor of Hunifnitew to win tot *rA* r m filiF u t o n e TuW cAreaoKY. iE > T H *e # OUT iP P y / M en a t staff p u t p o u t W/UP OF 7U£/P and r u t yauua WIMBLEDON, England, III British tennis staged bn autopsy today or America** Uteit Wight* man Cup victory and decided tho women'* trophy attll I* ** much ■ part of the U. 8 . teen* a* the Statu* of liberty. But there were a mimbw ad reservation* for the future end more than one hint that the, gab between American and British girl tennis is narrowing. Tha American team clinched tho trophy yesterday—backing it* 3-0 lead Friday witb two more victories to make the Dnsl tally, M. The Brltoni were quick to point out that Ur* English girls thla year collected more win for lh* first time sine* ItU. Certainly, tha young British tam may well provide America with plenty of opposition next time — particularly from Angela Mortimer, tha poker faced Eng­ lish aur who downed the U. S. No. I player, Shirley Fry. There wai applause too for An­ gela Buxton's showing yesterday in leading U. S. Captain Louis* Brough a merry dance for bar money. POP H /W P jp e ia * 2 0 m u* I fOPOULV ___ L rue 2ue ;t, te tu Ssj rue ta* t ->■ J f t At CUt ZtAtryeAH. . I eueueo I f f net* fOA rue i LtAOue i- ; n/fiouiv/rU ■ tO H/u* / pur ur CMULfTtO O U lff OF H SrAUTS. uoifgytu. m T U A to U utx> eoM U Ltrtp that Maht u/u* F /p sro * y » * r * - u / s o u t r tuooM/tere out, a u f auiy io*9, rue 7 v oueue*. BLOOD AND TOURISTS COLUMBIA, S. C., lit — Rich­ land and Kerehaw counties in South Carolina wera out lor blood, ctaarwatsr, Fla., wanted more tourists. So they got together. | Tha South Carolina counties staged a campaign for blood do­ na tiona to the Red Cross. They pick one of the donors to have a wsek'a vacation in Claarwaur.l The people of Clearwater provide! a full program of Intertalament with all axponsea paid. Tha Cltarwatar folks figure that in tb* court* of tha South Carolina | blood campaign, a lot of peoplet hoard about to* attractions of re­ tort facilities in Florida. They are happy about tha whole thing, but: m far, tha offer le llmltad to tha two South Carolina counties. Tha fin* men yah ■** sitting up In locomotives* cebs. heaving coal, setting switches and punching tickets aren't ordinal y workers They're transportation, speci­ alists, chosen t* perform fclghty-important' Jobe, Old, Joe, who's been pullin' those heavy freights f*r <0 year*. Happy Bill who's been on hie run rinco this town started. Faithful Fred who's been brakin' Just Lord knows when. Thee* are family men, g*od rittoens, excellent providers Casey Jonee hat been i mmortallied In sang and story because he and alt railrotl men typify tha aver-rollln* ramblin' eaboesaand-cab-levin* personalities sa important to our live* All aboard! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC DODGE B it E. 1st S t Each day the ntmae af POUR pnapla appear to tb* CUaaiftad columns of the ganferd Harold !l*r TREE guest rickets ta tha ! Marialand Ktda-la and tha 'BH* Tbaalro*. I f y*u» name ppphcp , clip R Pbon* 101! WE SALUTE OUR TO W N! ON T H E Y E A R -A H E A D CA R Haw Tack. N. T. SJ.IP Waahingtasu D. C IM S Niagara Falla IM P Aabaritl*. N. C. IM P Laa A aget**. CsHf ggjp fan Franriaeav ** REPP ear. Cal*. STAR r Orleans, La. 1 U I Montreal 11.71 Laa Vegas MAP ftn UP Toe PLYM OUTH �0 w Cash In" On The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads 54—APARTMENTS 44—APPLIANCES n -M o m a ru n n u ra TH E HANKURD HERALD U -N O N R I Hiliniunu b ^ vuiipuiiii, Nu u — Thu ad u a traa luaai GARAGE apartment. I.Bcdroomi. A IR C O N D ITIO N IN G om- Klfotrlo Electric klUhcn. kitchen, living roommm to IM Rita Theitroi Ifur carport e, FumUford. bath B c Mr», T,^ Eikjfn. Hqnroe Conte jple.rhnne J49T, Prefer coupl Rip, Jum II we ne«tk Park Aw. n o n t « 4 OSTEEN, 4 room 2nd floor furnitii. 47—SKDEBES aa« REALTOR* cd apt. Srreenrd porch. Phune DACGEHLY Task *iD « and ••rjjc t 135741, Evening* 1323. A P PLIA N C E CENTER "W b S I r TH'W 4Borfcm o ‘Your WeitteiketiM Dealer’1 PHONE 1TIT 114 MAGNOLIA 43—BUILDING MATBEIA14 USED BRICK TWO CARLOADS bfau Phone 1821 • CAN BE BEAUTIFUL — u u K lttd BALL REALTY 3-ROOM lat floor fum)«h*d aplScreened porch, phone 135T-J-1. Evening* toll. Apt, 112 Elm‘ fit. Phone 29C-W. 5fe B r f c . ' f c ' m om . , 41,139, THAT'S*ALtl BED-MUX CONCRETE FACING Park. 3 room furplahcd I 8R tram* hnuie, mod«rn balh, Ulraela Concrete Co. apt., including utlltUe*. >60, 3309 Elm Ave. Phone 1U3 room fumUhad apt., utiliue* In­ 4 mile* out on hard road. •JEM :* cluded. 345. 107 W. 9th fiL T SJSr 3-ROOM Apt, Rlectrie kitchen. Arietta Fft»o, Aaeoftate o e llto III NT Park Aee. Phone 1335 Private bath, entrance, SOI Elm (M l 309 Elm Ave. EFFICIENCY API. Ground flour. A lossad er A Stringer CONCRETE Utilities iitcludej. 335 mo. Come Real Eiteipi ♦ loiuraace Ready Mixed Concroto. Concrete and get It. Apply 317 palmetto Mri —luriba Miaaangar, A im *. Block, Sand, Gravel. Cement Phone 2392. 107 MagnaUa Av*. Pa l l Concrete Pipe to Meet All 4Jualificatlona. 17^MOUSES and COTTAGES I ^ U A J A A t , E9T/ . Miracle „ tel* Conarwto Co. O ^ u e a s s e Bnr L in OMPMifllU A il I maIb hw je a W m T C m ii eu r t lA L m m cfta B N Vnw rna, lauertoad*. i is la* mom *) invalaea, kamf WUi, and t urn. 1 HR A 2 BE a»U. AIM garage apt, Ph* 4j>W- PiJwr Md B*f' DON’T rOSGBT - S « l to th* Bakery TOMORROW and | i] soma datum ** Ralls, sec do»an: Lemeq Danish 4*# down: ORLANDO Boattnal Ralph Rap, I1M. < ». s w Star, r - ^ " ’j T A l a i T s u i t pnon* Siniorti - seaa-J m, Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. HER seminal* R*aiir tor Dem- at i l l Iff ■bit Hornet and Apt*. Phone 2t No. 43 — Thla ad la a free gueat par* to the RiU Theatre for NICE clean furnUket oetuge on OWNER TRANSFERRED 17-92. Rent by woek or moath. 3 Bodroemi, ftomp Sales with l Bath. L a r g o Lights and water fumiibod Pb. No. 1A — ffcie e l will admit Li. , * " " >rd' E,p' »crt«ned porch. Parquet o*k Repair Service 3010-W1. an* Smith. Sanford, (a tbq Uuv. Floors, G. K. Kitchen, Spice G A R LA N D SHAW 44—BUSEVMS EQUIPMENT ieland Rlda-U Theatre- B*Pllealer, Venetian Blinds, Car* P, Q. Box MB UNFURNISHED (U-rtmin house, • jum se, uas. porta with Utility Room with 3 bedroom*, kitchen equipped, LONG WOOD HAYNES Office machine Co.. washing machine connections. attic fin, nlea neighborhood. Phone; w. p. sfrsaaa a. i iwy a m * euuitB Large Shade trees in rear. H i CaU 766,R or HW-Ji Lota, fully landaaaped. 4li per C E R A M IC T IL E REDUCED to adult*. I Bit house cent Mortgage, Coneraia Block Paul r , Mueller A Son PR. U* IT—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD from 380 to >65. 2983-W. construction. P r i c e ; 39,750, GOODS Free oaifguto. Quality work, JL 0 » Down. Monthly payment* 2-BEDROOM furnished h ou se. slightly more than half rental Well drilling, water guaranteed! H E LD OVER Call 1163, value. looe-w. _ ________ a rn n o N A *. m m c a ONE MORE W EEK 5-ROOM house. Kitchen equipped. Be* aa tor Preneh Av*. Property REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Phone rtao-XJ. Am u FURNISHED caltage for rent. M—IR L F WANTSD FRMALE J. W . l l M j ALTO R UN BA Utft FBN1MIU1 Electric kitchen. Suitable for Johnny Walker, Aaaeelato bachelor or couple. Ph. 3021-W, WAITRESS — Apply ToucbWn’s “ Cali Hall" Phone 17H OlfWl U P P P H ATfaf w Drug Store, Mr. Clark. OCEAN” FRONT~•ott.'gTVr New ONLY 44800.00 Smyrna, Ph. 3147 attar I p. m. Three bedroom elder homo on one STENOGRAPHER for secretarial Hollywood Bed. Complete •u Work | alto bookkeeper, must be 6 LEGS FREE lot just ouDIde city, cIu» m la • f i i X W L M .V iK good ^typUt. Write Box 206 San- Kingilae Bed, compute BUS Ut—ROOMS shopping area. Only 94000.00. 8 Inche* wider and Additional Iota available. Furni­ CLEAN room*. TV. The Oables, longer than ordinary bed ture Included in above price. 401 Magnolia'u t»—M A LI tr FEMALE Bedroom Suite • _ to» Robert A . WlUla.M. Hnsltor iioukva*« bed, Drtatar MEN-WOMEN and Mlrre* Contait work for new local con* 3 Room* Compute pS T O i W - bW . S ^ B Q A Tl A lfB MOTOES WU5 cam- Muat be able to meet local •4-HOMM Bedroom. Living Room O H im R E A L T Y CO, people whare they live. Th|* la # | ie and Dinette Laur* B, Og|er ‘ -lalUni, High pay for houra If ■k, Call In pfrioB only, tol H, « morel*), daily altar 14;» ™ L . * < & £ u£ ,- ? X . , h , Dpen Moedaya ’ll) 9:90 p.m. fo fc VISIT OCR SALOOn Y BUT— Hemes of Real Individual! ty: Brittany Farm Home*, Early 13. Attleboro, M ut, Prc* SamAmerican, Ultra Modern, Con­ i l K. P. OUTBOARD. Good Can* Pltl. vents**] A P r a n c h Cqlonlal din**. OaU an -w Y fM , 21—WORE WANTSD—MALE R m r L. P lV lM , Hrtikar Alberta J, Hall, Aaaaeiait 10—PARIS* R sP HIGH SCHOOL boy with power BUILT On Large Landscaped If •» at Hiawatha mower waaU mowing. Til-II-4. Lola: In Dm best ef neighbor Phone 1471 M U RRY prom t rnd a u o n KENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ k#9d». . will Jo- j 3-Pg tJTins Room sqite ,,,, ING—Passenger C a r a and HA I f r j ThU ad -will1 admit ‘ 1 UlB Trucks; all make*, ilu t— tt to* CQMPLITI with »0 Ike feats res June to 9-toa. Sentinel* County Mot* 1 a-P* Plitvfc Sol* Red Suita IH you hive dreimed iheut eueh A. B. Pelayson, Broker Al*e«late« ora, Inc., l i t E. lat St. PHONE 1 2 Pe Sa(a Bed lu|ta .......... i5| a* eolared General Eleeirte ap toil. A. B. Petrrson Jr., P. J. ches. IB—EUSINSSI OPPORTUNITIES 1 Pla*tic Arm Sofa Bed ....... t il pU.lancea and colored plumbing terson, Garfield WIUeMi, John 1 3-Pc Sofa Bed Suite____... 968 uailure*. SERVICE Station available im. MeUch, R. W, WiUiims, H«|el mediately. Inventory mropoil. will pay YOU to m US before M- field, A . C. Deudnry, Uad AND available at reaaonakla tion. Major Company product*. 1 6-Pc Chrome piqetta ....... 942 ; bey. Opes Evening* and Auveyof. ice a w ill the belt Snanctng Phone 7 0 3 . ___________ _ l i t N. park Ph«<na U » . with minimum down-pay11:K t e manta. Sulu ............................. |M W FIN A N C IA L Palatha, rta. g Plaitip Cocktail Chair ...... U 4 Rantgn Chair ................... H 1 Baby Crib and Maltreu .... |19 C, PkUtlR*. Jr. l Bathinatte ........................ 14 Fwtom d Rale* to Fralerrad FOR SALE—21 ft. Royeraft Trail* Policyholdera •r at Drtamwold Trailer Park. Sine* 1949, Sanford'* Leading Infcn W illiam * Ian. A ft a c y 903-09 If. lat. St. Aak for Mg. Taaker, Phone 12T Builder pf home* for over i.aao 44T 8anfordJktUntl* Bank BROKEN BOW, Okla., w — A Buy your Furniture el Berry’* people, lalea OUieei Little Venice Brpkpn Buw man, pondering (he Warenew* Furo., Co., at 901 W. In Lock Arbor. l u fit, AS nationally adv. fur­ PMONI 1494 blem of what to do with his niture at warebou** price*. If turtle Which he said was # IS-BBAU Tt PARLORS ______ HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN FOR SALE — I bedroom house; “ eating me out nf house arid to—DOGS—CATS—PETS TRICES PArD FOR USED built-in oven; all lamLi^pcd. home," may Uavcc found the an" V o ir B*aatr Number Pk. f l l ear old H arriett's R e ta il N « k DALMATION puppy. 1 year J* E< UWk** iwer. Give it to the too, t .» • <».k Pedigree. Pb. 4U-M. Sacrifice. T. R. Pato aaid he caught the F U R N IT U R E CO. UPAIM It-B U IL D IR i. fuyylet to give away. Fh. 2106-W. llS-pgsind turtle on a Uvutlln* in C «B »M CUSTOM R U IL T H O M E ! PAWT1 Mttl« River pear here. ’ V A -FH A —CONVENTION AL S l l R. First SI. f " hjr aat. ^ U T IU M Pat* aaid ho cither would IB—FARM AND GAEDEN AYIMINTS uaine maa hav* to kill the turtle or give it iY PAYMENTS LafoM arv EM AKER, JR. away, Than ha heard tha Lincoln —Factory to You— Br i t t t r a c t o r ® . 1IM Mellonvllla Park log la Oklahoma City, waa Phoni 1 4 4 1 A W M aB M Bfeawe Ml Hiwayr 17-93 South in the market for just suck a tur­ 0 foundation* M fi^ap*fani VtototUa Bllads tle. SWEET Pot*to*i, 4l.ee bu. Can. Jndoced head. Sag-proof bottom Bob Jenni, who Is in charge of nlng Pea*, 41-00 mu. Delivered Inn, Ternu to Caa*. Ratlin ato* rail with piaitic endt, Flaatlc or ta your door. Call toto-J, tho iso's reptile oshiblt, aaid fc* diyen. Coll 1431 dayUme, or Mr. rayon tapoa. Cotton or nylon Key, m , ev w w > . baa been seeking sveral big turcords. to—WANTED TV DUE tls for hi* exhibit qpd girt* to BmMtarlk G U M and Paint Co. GOODS pick up Pato'a turtle, US*Ua Weak Sad SL Phone M i Fruit jari, quarto A hatf-gallor.*. Palnt-tt.so gal, Foot Lockcra, U ke Monroe. Phone 241T-J1. cpecial IT.to. Jungle Hammock*, Tarpaulin*. Army-Navy Surpltu jsSss® 4 SUl 8, Fork (HIWip IMS) Out W e t 13th St. Phoaa 1UI WELL DRILLING amsai. tn u rp n t EMPLOYMENT Echols 36th Anniversary Sale #•* £55* g *K & H a " AUTOMOTIVE um v E REAL ESTATE ttr NOT A PROJECTI Seminole Realty ,w»nh4,'Usi3iKW,s: M W n L v J rs USED BARGAINS f 6 fW { ’T . f !? f8tFS B S r^..™ r^ r Zoo W ill Got Huge T urtle; Eats Too Much Mather of Sanford BUSINESS SERVICES G LIVESTOCK w fm & fm MERCHANDISE S rtS F HOMES irqniatn RENTALS Complete like naw mahogany di* 14—APARTMENTS and t Bfou nlng room tuite. Oval table and WELAl FRA and VA ( 01) FINANCED alx chair*. Large breakfront pnva M-p.BCTUCAL A Varied Selection of Plaai and bulfet, 1300. Mahogany Priced from IU .490 to 424,009 Spinet Plano, 1300. 11 ft. boat HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t R A N D A L L RLSCTRIC CO. and Da liar, 1135. Corner Pal* Apt*. 339 8. Atlantic. Daytona BdlB By Eeetrw M ® 9lf9**tofead B affin matto 1T-W, De Bary, S. Parley. Beach, CaU UT4-W. T f Bw» lee CeMer ODfUM * TUDOR, INC. FOR FILMS, Flnlahlnn, Tape, Re- FURNISHED Garage gpb Builders of Finer Home* Hupplle., s|E — W1EMellonvllla. lt t U M M H B A v i Pfc. H l im florid* U rie l Ca m e r a s h o p , bid Park Ave. Avalon AJto. H—LAUMMftlsftftT CUSAMW T »W ru . Grove Manors........ Sanford, r(a. NICELY fumitltod 4 re«m garage Valencia Villas...... DcLand. Fla. Large urn*, rcbbeca* and vatc* ___ Laundry apartment. Cell C. C, Walah 1*1 •' PbUco relrigcratur, full freeze BALES OFFICE Itone Dry Cleaning or 945-R. compartment, $30. to S. rranch Ave. Bottled ga* cook range 945 Three and tonr room furnUheJ I Pi Mse; U N and 29M Kitchen cabinet. Porcelain, $U0 apt*. Very dean and cloMtoa. Naw innertpring mattrei* $20 Phone dta, Jimmy Cowan. Antique French china clock Beautiful rare ipccimen 945 FURNISHED epU- Phono t l « . L L ■aver*I china rablneu from 540 Afertmcnb SuitNew, 1135, bed davenport, 597.W EFFICIENCY able for back < evening*, Toot your horn Private balk. Phone 901T-W, Office. Mlwei^Tatw U -A m U N C U tHiawMy apanaenu. air aeediuomsi and TV optional, toll tta m w * . s m & S K i& n & !t t A K r a HOMES j~n£i Per Bettor R n a t o t iTVkWh DBffiMt "Is to K L n r *-• tia ts & m p ] St. Pett W ill Put On Florida Funtime Event ST. PETERSBURG, til — Thl* winter tourist micas will put on a Florida funtime ctlebration July 4-1 t « spotlight the attrac­ tions of the summer aeasan. fit, Petersburg experimented with the festival tail August, drew thousand* of visitors and doelded to make It an annual affair. Thg thro# main aitraetiana will be aq inurniUonal music (estiva), a starlight symphony sonesrt in downtown Williams Park and a treasure hunt with prises of more than 41.00® In cask and purcAs* Oth*y events, far viewing or participating, Include water skilag. swimming, akin diving, tennD and golf taantamenU, motorboat races, wster shows, o bosuty contost gnd throe dsneos. 3 BEDROOM HOME Thq first U.9. Census in 17U0 Down payment — 3225. Monthly listed 3.934JU P*°P!*payment* — M . Principal and w to m t financing Insured by Although the UrItod Stoto* pro. w ell tt - (JESaaM l s. a s m fb M * II5* I. Qriiada Or. K ilt Tuea. Juno 19, 10SI MI N I IK III'K S Pnyq f I ilii s ill I NOW ■ # * YOU CAN PUCE YOUR W ANT ADS BY MAIL!! Whather you live right hart in Sanford, or bayond ttic Sanford local tala, nhona anne, it may bt mur» convantam to m*U your Want Ad to tha Haraid Office. F*f. |»•• Print or typo your ad below} count the worda (inltiata or aet of numbarfi count ns one word); fiv e nvernge-length words maka nne Una; then figure your cost from tha rata achadula, and mall with cash, atampa, shack or money order to The Sanford Hergld, Ssnford Fla. RATES• Una - \ Ifto t . 14a par line 16c per line 3 (l* * a l i t par l i n t . l * « per I tlm aal t t Umaal Minimum Cbarga 54c. Coatrast Rat* end Classified Display Rale* on RsqesoS Tha Sanford Herald will not be reaponatbla fo r more than on# IPO T ratf inaertlon o f your ad, and raaervqn the rig h t to revisa or reject any ad* vertlsem ent that does not oonform to the policies o f this paper, PRINT YOUR AD BELOW ( I f necessary, use aelra sh«*» * f NAME -PHONE ADDRESS Number of Linea PAYMENT ENCLU8EO. Ill I I ’ VNANIlU •*•*« *' fc iiu li* DAILY *1 N- Sheppard *nd the former Mr*. Annie Miller, who h»va * « h outlived Gu m males, art begin ning nw lives together. He Is 93 M4 |he Is 81. The couple wi* married y*»i«rt d*y ,t Sheppard's b°me her*, They plan a honeymoon In "about two weeks’* when "the fishing gels batter." "We should hive gotten m*lTlsd sooner but Sam's an e|4 fashioned boy," said Mrs. Sheppard. ''He wanted (o get all hi* old bills psld up first." t. Bharpvn 10. Wash 11. ChepRnsly «.O r*»k A FROM LFtod (slang) B. Humbug PARKVILLE. Mick-, iD-Samtt- TAM I’ A tIV—The Sule Road Do partmtm nsads to do a better job nf educating the public lo a need for Untiled acres* highways. 11* iraHic and planning engineer says. The evpiesiway or limited ac. cei* nighway I* "the ultimate In Sgfely," M*I A. Conner told a talevision w f l a -t v audlsnsc Sunday. "This type of road Is from two to five times as sale ast he standard four line highway," Conner continued. It Teh big obstgrla In Improving Florid* highwaya is lack of money, ha said. "Safely Is for sale In Florida," Conner aaid. "It just dspends on how much safety tbo cithern want" Conner said Florida Is 10 years behind the rest of the country in It* highway program. 'Without fsdoral aid it would take about so yitra to cilsk up, he added, u SMART BIRDS GEARY, Okla. GF)-A m m o n Owen i* convinced the early bird gets (he worm because ha is smarter. While plowing hli field, he noticed a fleck ef inland guile following him and flying down and bottling up the worms from tha turned furrows. Tho next morning, when ha got baelc ta the field the guile flew In t» wait for him to do hi* plow, ing. HOME FOR HORSEMEN RUSH LAKE. Wie. Up) -The Ncpucskun Horsemen's Assn., founded in 1860 to frustrate «varsctivo\ korf* thieves, !■ still Ktive, Member* arc ton* and grand­ sons of the charter member*. Since the bars* wee dfcnphaslsed the*group has confined its meetings largely to electing offi­ cers and hauly banquets, ducod only 10 per cent of the Th* United SUtoa h*» about dyes It used in 1914, it is self- nlno million skilled workers and sufficient today. technicians. •»K* f Hr 1P W A N II D M.ill* Woman 81,-Mon, 93 Married Saturday Conner Says Safety For Sale In Florida tf Tinas JfiMRfctp tetter H Toward tha 41. Female 1 I & notice 17. The paslie nf Tunis 18. Preete 19. Resort SO. Center of an apple SB. Kali S3. Job 34. Feathered creaturci 99. Capita) (ILt 37. Hair on lion's neck 99. Sphere 9f. prone ,80. (fra** cured 1 for foddsr 33. Biblical dtp ’.It. Any d»|ly 111N CR O SS W O R D ! • p. The wag c*Ha built by beea I. One Urns d.Ttni 8. Bottom of a zoom *;5W .ffe l 11. ldHto 13 u s Fresldeqt IR. Perish IS. Fartof g ' "to be­ if tt I ^l» ‘ A ' - ftid !if 11 35. Cheat (alang) 27. Wat earth 1 % M s o i n r ,, 35. Deported 37. Beam «*ai 31 Are* f —---- -- 1 r f • % 1 % 1 % JS 1* jr m rr TT TT' T It I M*j . | J B- ** 1 9 7a~ % otooth 4W ' rr in q lye I (Eng.) 42. Botch I 1. Republic •9 39. Cavities 31. Mountains 48o. Am.) ID. Disgruntled 32. ARiraiaUvo persona reply 41. Washes orea DOWN -II • «tl «• * * a , toI ’ | 1 . • tt |*4 I , 1 1' * • Ml s t A* ’ I * I* * * AfffCUM 11. Coin (fiw#+) M C aaw . h Wing IBR 135. Fgttpr 36. Dancer 1,18. Pfprt* 39. rartol l a church 40. Wavy (Her.l U ; ’. ! ! ! •s/j ir TT m (8*. Am .), YOU'RE •ttyTELLING Ml W!UlAM Bfft vr,th*ELIJAH, tho hors# Which spaa! wleter oailMl on o Colorado k dllgl 4 CfiBO Of, peak, 1# finally coming down out eoupto of fighting ofiltofi of tha mouotaina. U bo encoun­ ing to Dim7 ter* weather Ilk* moat of th* U. I I I B. has been havtog ka'U probably Jfa onenoo to fig ofiorl ^ go right back up. or | now (tol the M u m 9/ M tprt, Ialines too passed s 9U| /or t i l A naw W**t Canal afiM Mld< produciion 9/ mere pentou Ing win h« shaped |!to « Itofk of phoiiograpA regord*. In Is** urllh the fintrsf I I I A f t k s ii *to*k otpott I* *«M to hove rape!red 3,999 wtoihi* • I I I VWf, tor 1 busy sqa be bo* o In Bfttota n Labor pgfiy to* of lima on hit hood* c»l candidotn campaign* |y f I I Ing tto guitar. Mitt, ton ' Tho Red Blsr, Russian army printer, wonders if he's organ, and tha Military Herald, win that nation'* Soviet Marsha} fihuhov’a ministry cowboy vo lt Aw | 0 t 0 i tt a tt 4 4 1 f* 1 • fI;.i m! J PVECO. , • * ♦ * t Oat Wart IStfc 84. * \ ■** X h A- ’ �TTT n A ' ,»]• « V) rV'Mf.11Vl V - ro Television • Summer School Is underway A t FSU ' TALLAHAMKE,---- tl#r# than jUahmlty, ! Tha t i a f n ' m v «*I bujldiag, lb#, I2.1M.0M library. U epta for t l « find lima and students raglii#r#d la th# comfort of It* air 11:11 its* tlitt ‘ .(feny of th# number, aeeordiag ’Ta Chattel H. Walker, tli* rtfl*Itrir, alroadr hare regUtored^aad 2f«ld tholr f##». 144 • It * Vlewar’a Pttaat 1: 1* Rrnla Koiac* BheW Thu Can# of Our# ■irlha l l Rich *:t* Garry Haora 1#.»* t ai l * ttlll lilt* 1J:»» H it* list* J*tUo}ed by firs Saturday* PWt Naval officers of SNAS dlieovtr* 1:** Itl* III *:<* KEARNEY, Neb., ID — There appear* to he a brUk demand for mod railroad locomotive*, ih Kearney city council learned Tne council aiked the Union Fa cille Railroad for a retired engin.to be placed in one of tha city pirka. The railroad replied the. ■■ .. ^ T. . , . mi. it u k i (it A t i V 1 Oceon House W ill Soon Be No More HOLLYWOOD (.ft— Ocean Houicj "We only had 30 room*," ha at11 aoon be no more. Thue nilli explained. "It wa* Juit too aspan i« the moit notable reminder of •ive to run the place. It took too much t" open and cIom it every >]!>*ood'i iplcndlfcrcua era. That tvai the roaring 20j. when veaion." Hi handed me the key* to tbe c booming film induitry made illllonalrea out of movie alar*, main home, and 1 wandered hat w*« when you could live like through the darkened halla. Flrat a millionaire, too, a* did Marion atop w n the rathikallar on the Davie*. She poured $3,230,000 into lower level. Now dmty and worn, a beach home that ha* been called the eVnaUey of Hollywood, after It had been a favorite gathering the lavlih palace of French kingt. place for more Intimate partial— Now the huge manor ii to be tom ■ay, 30 or leu. Originally It had down. It *111 hi replaced by a been an inn In Surrey, dating back more up-to-date feature'of Ameri­ to 1360. The maniteplece waa the oiliest in the home; it wa* marked can culture: a motel. What a place It wai! Fifty-five 1642. On the main floor ! found ona bathroom* and 37 fireplace*. Entire room* from famoui Kngliih man- ornate room after another. . .The *iom. A 110-foot iwlmmlng pool dining room, reception room and drawing room came from Burton lined with tlaltan marble. These were the fttrmondln*i In Hall, County Clare, Ireland, and which the blonde actreu entertain­ all of them are 60 feet long. . , ed the movie great* and vliiting The gold room Ii the moit duel­ royalty. The place confuted of five ing. Antique mirror* line th* wall* colonial houiea eeitled between the and the column* and ceiling* art Santa Monica palliadei and the Mill bright with the gold leaf that Pacific tandi. Tho prevent owner, took New York craftimen elx Joteph Drown, plan* lo tear down month* to apply. But tomi of tlw tho main home and two other* ceiling paint hat cracked from to make room for a drive.In hotel. leaka.. .Alio on th* main floor la a Th other two building* and the labyrinth of kitchani and panpool will remain a* a beach club. trie*, each roam a* big aa tba Recently 1 paid a la it viiit to average tract home. tha Daviaa mamlon. It wat a grey The feature of tha upitalra la tbe day, and a* one wa* around the Marion Davie* mil*. Tha marbla huge iwlmmlng pool, which oper- mantle, carved with wine-drinking ratea ai part of the Sand and Sea cheruhi, wa* from a 1760 Georgian Club nowaday*. Manager Tbomai mamion at Sutton, Surrey. Th* mu Huber aald thlo will be the third ral wallpaper coit 17,$00. Th# auita summer that Ocean llouio baa hai twin bathroom* of colored mar Lie. been cloved. Y 0 WELLS ENDS ITt'c f p , :...p 7 ~ ; l;>> P. . t. *m ■ ••e-w eathe* Tba Harnln# thaw a ta* I Is*# P IP r l f •stuff:’ ^ V rta •it# M l t t 'l 1 **| w h with refiltration detail* yet ta be completed taka their . regUtratlaa earda ta the iom A m t TRING1 DIE, Ohio, ill — A ml*take Ooeald Johnion and Alban bat fin** of HM and coat* . Felloe aald tho two olole faUona af foal far their ear a co«l aompeay. Aa they tha car Stalled and they * tt nuaau a t n u u f i with m o * Voir a *rn r n m . looi a a i e t r i u rtm i u m r u wM lH r .R ie ii* iA Joha D tlr K i e l i m i wuit’a Cars** lx,** Naeoar . ReaOeavoue ••TH* U dn # ao'ik*' • < ** Tat .a u m n*0 Ikotto* in *** uocitteo t a* J o rO Taeatro lata# rireaioa Thaatr# la:*# Croaoeoaea ii:a a M oat Nawe Noport i t N itadMU art «xp#et*d for UtMMT ochool It Florida State * H m BIG 1 : 1* fitt f c t t a fUtTfa Search for Tomorrow ir r a a ia o * N*w« ■tan# tJ# O B* C«on«e# •'Ao lha Wort# Turn*” Johnny P lr M l Art Ltnkiattar'a Hou»*p*My Flint Par* Tha Rl# Pvyorr Film F».-a Rob Croaby thaw Rrlahtlr Hay B.cr.t Btoem Tba F.A#a *>f Kl#b» Channel (•» Cmeiwad* ■:#* *• i a * j* <:** n a a a -T v i i c n m m u C IU U R l « T t n u s r m a a io o a *.*» Upet: Hen*# 1:10 ’ “ .;•* Mlcktr Hem# til* :*e • :•# Ripart ill Doutla* Edward* 4 X « » * 1:1* n *co Kid T:o* DHneylaa# •4 Til* l:«« Guo Lombard* 111* Red akeltuo »:•« 1*1. uumitoa »:<•* f**;. w jfa * 10,1* 11:1* I U d t tjvea 11i#« II :»• Report 11:11 Lea Paul, Mary Ford 11:1* I.*t* Khow—Itomanr* and RhTtbm 11:1* 11:11 New* Blen.Off W aaKKIPAV HORblbB ii» J:#o S I* S ill an* lie# l:«* *:»« my i*:li - l.l* R . a i t k a H u n t I I I Kddl. F1*b*r 7:41 t>l»1 M »•* Heal# i •l*0 Rrlahter h i? Itoertt Btorm Kde* nf Nit* Opto Uouit • :J* • :« • S ill tn lt o d PRINTS MENS SLACKS H ill in WAT ■ •a n a * 1:11 ■ ■a Oa l: * l T ita tiu t III ir r r .M o n * II* I II »:•* v,aa III • •• Tb* Rkrtaw Hoar a •* Wort# At ait m an# Harait ittport Twiueot Nun#* ii • I* #port* Book 1:11 Lot'# Go la Tows t:o# v r iv. WKJfiTntSRS Itit* IrSI Rar Non* Reach 1:1k Amortcaa LM |M a im * World At to; »* Ha* hat inn Molodl** Ricord Prat law m *:*• T h b Tim* Th* lUtytam ilour III* Mi Dawn ltr*ak»r* Harkat Rapart K Na*$ IVnitara Jambora* k iw i H u * Walaafe Ctab N*w* ■porta AI A Ola**# Jock*?'* Ckotcn Hot nln# fUrnlloM Harmony Tim* Wail* AI Nla* i > \ m ! F 111\ r l « I D l IN 1Ml A TRT STARTS TONIGHT STARTS T ill HITS THE tCStSM IN SHOCK W AV ttl T**t Pattern Good Horaln# ' fill ra p t Kanatroa Uarry Moor# Oedfrar i* to Ptrlka ll RUh Mil* V . ll» » i tddy 11:11 i^tt* or U r* 11:1* aeareh for Tomorrow M ill Outline Ueht 17:0* tt:* ( Riport Ra Count** I i l l * A** World tujrai rn * 1:0* Johnny Cartua TODAY AND WEDNESDAY THE MKTTHMIMM $T0IT-WITN*MO»C Era Madeis UatyM at ywar PRAIPIE l AKE SECOND FEATURE Jam## Cagwo* TRIBUTE TO A BAD MAN THE* SUN SHINES W IG H T J O A N F O N T A IN E W SARITA MONTIEL VINCENT PRICE . bunk | C I«| R M V lfN ili«O P fA | 9 lflM flT | A M J O M tr w | T > f f UCt f f t AhfTWarr IU M F'UATUKKa— ItSS — 4Toi — 6:29 — 8t57 PRE-INVENTORY W EDNESDAY FEATURE 1:13 ONLT SALE! NOON 80 SQUARE QUALITY 36 Inches Wide IN UNUSUALLY FINE FINISH, PATTERNS AND SOLID COLORS RECLLAR 55c Per Yard M E N ’S STRAW HATS ALL REDUCED! DRESSES Enttra stock of Ladies regular and half ___ . Womens, Misses and Junlon. All art Summer blenda, w/tah dry elun. in walit aizea 28 thru 50- SALE • # * M k » e M # * # * t» # * * # * * * * e « e * tv a# > #4*tt4*a#*M*ei***i#i###*#|a| REG, SALE 9.95 *#1 10.95 12.95 14.95 ******»*v4 17.95 19.95 •••*••WWW««*•••**•* *••••*• IBM 22.95 Iat* 24.95 ... IM * MEN’S SUITS # • • • * * * • • *■ • • # * • • ••#»*• *W*W«**W A Nationally known brand, cool, com­ fortable, durabl«, a largo block of regu­ lar*. also a few in ahorts, longa and atouts. •••••*•••**•****•» ***w • • # * * • •*-**••• • • • • • M H t H I H t H i •• • • * «• • • WWW#*•#*• ww • * W f f * * t | k > * * * * * a# REG. SALE • W• • * # •# M M WWW**• * * * 35.95 .•*M a ***M M *.**iM tM a «i# a # # d ( 2679 55.00 .. 4189 MEN’S SPORT COATS In cooler lighter weight fabrics but haa all the ahape retaining quail tie* of a heavier coat REG. SALE 29.95 a***...., 35.00 #tM#i#w*aM*«twtttMa#M#a###H ■ N o tlu n * *f H»to#w M i l tnoma Wan# a* Haw* ll.M WEDNESDAY MORNING - 1 HOUR ONLY! 9 :0 0 TO 10:00 O'CLOCK SPECIAL!! QUADRIGA %rZ 111* CH* ;it r H*a*#*r'* n **«H >lat 'M' K.,r Mail* *'I*M coition 11:11 At Root* W IU HOOl* H . il 11.1* iaa# an .acrcta* • II *:m m # 1 « a i« iitr* aa# tkar* Mi Rude Pr.riln f Oo 4 C1#o4 T:*l iisu«ep* rtr llle t’avntr Uok Crnlby Radio J *:*> d«ity#y*4 by fir# Saturday Mgkl THE FRAME HOME of Guy C. Warmaek, wWA f M , , si hilt tht family was away on vacation. (Staff ¥ bait) «#«• • * • * • • • * * • * ***•*. ALL DEPARTMENTS ALL BETTER DRESSES ALSO REDUCED IN PRICE �I f T o or R traM t i Nat Delivered By I P . M. Cull 1*21 Before Y P. M. Par Dollvsry 1 _____________________A W IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y H ANFO RD . FUM 1PA The flrit day of aummer wit! officially make IU appearance at 5:2t a, m tomorrow In the mldit of a potential heat wave. Already It la mldiummer wea­ ther In Sanford, hot and humid, and po**lbllltlea of raina to cool off the already parched area very dim. In other aectlona of th« coun­ try: Severe weather waa reported to section* of the mid-continent •wel­ ter belt. Thunderstorm*, heavy ■hower*, damaging wind itorma and tomadic winds struck areas Is the middle and upper Mississippi valley* and Northern plana*. Heaviest rainfall wa* reported In parts of South Dakota and wait central llllnnl*. Falla measured nearly 4 inches at Flenklngton, RETIRING PRESIDENT BEK WADE, of th* Sanford Lion* Club, torn* the gave) over to newly (mulled P reeldent, Dalle* Loop at Ladlea Night and Imtallallon Banquet last night at Jim Spen- S. D.. and nearly 3 Inches In Illi­ nois last night Thunderstorms “ hr'e Restaurant. (Staff Photo) --------------------------------------- . * * ^ * this morning were mostly in an area along tha Mississippi River from St. Louie to Grantsburg, Wis. hut also extended Into west cen­ tral Illinois, southern Iowa and northwestern Missouri. Temperatures In tha Great lakes region were > to IS de­ grees higher this morning than 24 hours earlier and headed fog the SO mark. New officer* tor the Sanford* Temperature! were mostly In Lion* Club were Installed l*it] ® A three-car accident early thle the 60e and 70s In the cooler East­ morning aent five pereona to a night at an elaborate banquet and ern areas yesterday but they were hospital, all with minor Injuries. ladlea night, held at Jim Spencer'* In the SO* from Georgia west­ ward south of tha Ohio Valley The three automobile* which Restaurant. Into the plains. Readings hit 100 collided at the tnteraectlon of Beit (Vadc, retiring pwldert. In Ksnsss and In the high 90a IS far north at Miles City, lfont. on committee chairmen to report1 J- s- Cooper, ftlilrict Manager Florida Highway Patrol Trooper * for Southern Bell Telephone and T, Mark Mack who Investigated. their activities. Clyde Ramsey, chairman of th* Telegraph Company, will be tha Trooper Mack said that a 1952 OUimoblta driven by Sight Conservation Committee, * ue,t »P»eker at tho Sominol* Htchlson, tl-year-old Orlando to]c| members of the club, their|County Junior Chamber of ComJohn M. Hunter. 03. died at 1:24 A ir Porre Bass Negro was travel­ ladles, and visiting members that meres Luncheon at th Yacht Club this morning at his home on the ing south on 17-9t at about 45 35 eye examination* and 17 pairs lomorrow l t „oon. St. Johns River, after an lOnesa milts-psr-hour when a 1947 Mer­ of eye glasses wera given t o un_ i. « . j of three years. cury driven by William Jackson, dsrprivllcged chUdran during the Coop,r' * ho t" nk" h" Born March 39. 1194, In Chart9-year-old ■Oviedo Negro ran a past year at a coat of 2340.50 quartera In Orlando la expected to •top sign while going watt on Thomas Stringer, ehslrmsn of the «*» the Jsycecs about "Telephone m V « rl' i 0T lt d e h to Blate Road 424-430 at about 40 r'r n'- ^ l0PT , nt ln i * nf0rd; " 1engaged In farming on W. First milsa par hour, and ran In front ported that SOO bulbs were sold for. The address before the young st. Ile wa, a member or the First « f tha oncoming car.* nT ,n ° ™ r is m*n’* bu,ln*** riub of Seminole Presbytcrlin Church here. ^ T b s impact caused Jackson's bounty, should be an lnt.rs.tlni He I. survived by on. dsughtar, § , said Trooper Mack, to skid g “r J l 2 ! 0lh,r y0U lh nM ln vIsw cf local expanaioa and t a g * ‘g ^ j S S sideways Into a 1*40 Bnlck that had stopped, at tha toUreeclieei « f Retiring President Wedr praU^ kS 430. The Watch waa driven by ed the eluh, Us members and com- Telephone Company, Golricnrodj two slitera, Mrs, Phillip Francis Mice*, Id-yaar-old mlttaei for their wonderful work. I ■ — William M. Colbert of Sanford and .Winter Park man; “ All memtors have been , . . , . Mrs. Paul E. Miller, Charlotte, The total damage to the three N. C.; two brothers, II. R. Hunter dtra waa, estimated at approxiof Dayn>ua Beach; and C, E. Hun. Wads wiue reported reporira to 10 me the ciuri club inai that ^ « mately 21401*. ier of Sanford Sanford Lions had participated in ^ U l t S A S r O W I C r S ■iTha accident occurred shortly “ 44 major acUvitiea to benertt our Funeral services are to he st . . after midnight, said Trooper Mack, community, we have done a good M O IT IG L G O d C r 2 p. m. tomorrow at Brlsson Fum i the Injuries were at first job in tight conservation and tJnhi.r» n neral Home with Dr. J. B. Boot WASHINGTON Sought to bo serious. All of tho light bulb sale*, purchased a half- MlcL^ , h _ ; Ilin. high* blood, nHlclsiing. Burial will be In Ever Injured were taken to the Winter page ad In a Uon. International _ u yMterd, y „ f. r. Brecn Cemetery, fk HoepUal, treated and dla- magarine which was .enl to .very me„ hom# , dminUtr„ or. Ile did' esed. member of Lion. Club, throughout „ whiIe a s, nata InThose Injured were (In the the world. vestlsstcd charges of heavy drink* Bulck) Bertha Grace Mlcra, *3, He also said that members of |ng and high jinka among top JUNE 19 who roeshred hrulsse and abra­ the Sanford Lions Club had atten- agency officials, AdasiasloM sions about tho baad and arms; ded five charter nights at Tava-J Ma-Lcaish, an Eisenhower adminBally Bentley' (Sanford) and Anna Roller, 03, who receiv­ [ * '' UmeUlla, Dewon .Springs, i,(rai|un appointee, was summoned Mnry Thompson (Sanford) ed minor back injuries. (In the Laka Helen, and De Bary. Wade .pneer today before the Senate Mly Spivey (Sanford) sreury) William Jackaen, tha relnded the Sanford Ltona club civil Service Committee, whlrh has Lula Frailer (Laka Monroe) Ivor, who received lacerations of memben that “ for lha 39th con- hrard testimony that he often Jo-cph F. Smoth (Sanford) the loft leg and was sufferingaecutiva year wa have sponaored drank excessively on the Job. Bertha Hagan (Sanford) tb m shock ( Mary gut Jackson, Births Ttm senators also have been told la-year-old wlf# of tho driver, « « ‘0L U,8U, " . ? • ' » * " , CnPOl" n.a Baby Girl Yanaa of "the rommbtop * * “ f * p,rty ,n Montan» »heto ,'* rwho received lacerations of (lis chairman*' chairman of ms committee. mers iloma Administration officials Discharge! right log and a bruised left shooldWada alto paid tributo to the allegedly went around “ kissing all Andrew Livings (Pans Park) art and-Beverly Jackson, 1H-year- work of Clarence Welch, chairman the girls." Including wives of suEddia Worthcn (Sanford) old daughter, who received Iacers- _____ of tha Gum Ball Machine com- bordinates. Mary Henderson (Sanford) •jan* to the back ad tha head and mlttes. And yesterday, a witness testlit. G. Colei (Longwood) •ho lag. minor lacerations of th* Just pri°r Is closing out his tied a Texas insurance firm lost Mrs. Mary Jameson (Ranford) fair, and a possible fractured year as president of the local s contract it had held with the Baby Boy 8kelton (Sanford) jM I. Lions Club, Ben Wade said "Wa agency since 1931 after Ignoring a ^Trotper T. Mark Mack Mid faal proud to belong to Um San- suggesllon from MacLealsh that it „ sirl this tkat Jackson is ford Llcna Club lor wc u a part hire .gents who war. "RapuWJ. Mr<- Lton* J E " b,b)r f,rl (Sanford) kith rackless driving. of th* largest civic club in th* can friends." Margie George (Oviedo) a Sheriff Danvav Cordell assisted nation—with dubs in 74 nation* MaeLeaiah'i resignation waa anJUNK 29 to the toveatigatiM e f th* acci­ throughout tha world spending nouncrd by James C. Hagcriy, Adarisitona dent. • iiflfame of dollars for humanity." President Elsenhower's press sacDavid Worthington (Sanford) Henry Witto, Jr, past-DUtrict Hagarty said Elsenhower Ethal Maya (Oviedo) Governor of District 254), and In- hadn't asked for the resignation, Corona Reynolds t "national Countslor, and now but that "It will be accepted." (Altamonte Springs) of Fcrt Myera, Installed the new Hagen, said he did not know wh*. Albert Collins (Sanford) Olhcfifc as ha told each of them tber Secretary of Agriculture BenBirths tetiaa and ubliiaUons. son had demanded that MacLsalth •PS** final scars r f I, ntohtk Baby girl Thompson toftball game, played i ht EaUring rrasidsnt Bcn Wada, $ ^ j * * * » ^ b* W“ Baby girl Reynolds i ftt'iha Part Mellon Park dm-n-id, as bo extended th* gavel to newly- rim d thra. yssrs ago, was 11^ when tha Hunt-Me- lastallsd Pnsidant DaBaa Loop, Rotorts tsam dsfsatsd tha Wllaon- •aid, " I hava enjoyed serving you JOJar Pirrnltura Comnany entry this past yaar and Uka this op­ *H_the local aofthatl league. portunity to thank tha officers, ^wighllght gams was wi Ed commlttoa _________ ____ ____ _________ itghllqht of tha srama chairmen, and mem ) f ' —’ - 't ’* trinla trinl* which helped the bsn for their cooperation. I wish wlan'ng tsam Incraasa its lead our new president all of th* sue l i th# diamond D.-atlo . hotwaan cess to the world." |j|s two local softball aggragaDallas Loop. Manager of the Florida State Bank’* Personal .Batteries for Huat-)fiBob*rU wa-o C. O. Jonas and Jins Penn­ Loan Department, and the aew ington. For W l l a a n-Ma I a r, Lion's Club president aald, HI Tfc-nnr gugra and Jack Bchlrard. only hope that 1 will give you Just Hunt-McRobsrts took nfna hits cause for placing responsibility Ri>d complatod t t runs while Wit- on my shoulders." Other officers Installed were: WT"-Uai*r racked ap aavan klu Edwin O. Keith, first vice presi­ c ' flvo nsma. ‘oolghl, Robson Sporting .Goods dent; C. E. Witt, second vice vJJJ meet W. Atlas Burpsa us- president: W. O. Livingston, third vice president; W. Hugh Duncan, l^ r th* lights at T:30 pjn. secretary; Jack K. Morrison, treasurer; H. W. Rawls, tall twis­ bapett group m e r t i TALLAHASSEE IP — Gar. Cal ter ;and Carl E. Williams, Lion tin*' newly created advisory mUtee on trafBa.aafoty held an wganitotioa maatiag wkfc tka «av- Three-Car Accident Officers Early Today Sends fc Installed At Elaborate Banquet Cooper Is Jaycee Speaker Tomorrow ,'IZSZ John Hunter Dies A fter Long Illness tive,“ b*said. S |Robert MacLeoish Hospital Notes a Hunt-McRobarto Team Win- I t . 5 Tka geveraer aat ■ A s fT Weather to nufca a '• traffic _ •ndatieui for ton scattered aha*era, Tketeday pert­ ly rlandy, widely scattered after- HENRY WITTE JS. INH T.tUJ OFFICER* t i tha Laiiae Night SteqMt. (Staff Ptotej 9 W E D N E S D A Y , J U N K 10. 1 »M T otriorrow Day Of Summer Five To Hospital NBW 8PAPEK No. 121 W ira De Bary Republican Club Hears Slate Of Directors C o s t O f C a m p a ig n s E s tim a te d $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 It cost* money to take part In* an election campaign, according' to the after-election report! filed with Clerk of tha Circuit Court O. P. Herndon. With only a few of the final j reports yet to be received, It la estimated that the cost of the lo­ cal campaigns for public office cost the candidate* a total o f1 Seminole County Farm Bureau nearly $30,004. |Board of Directors, last night, Expenses, as shown on the ffnal set July T as tha data for th* reports filed with Clerk O. P. annual Pam Bureau Plcnle which Herndon, Include filing feci as aa- will b* held this year at Bock •aliment* by the Seminole Coun­ Spring!, Presided ever by W. W. Lina, ty Democratic Executive Commit­ tee, as well ai advertising, mail­ president o f tha Pam Bureau ing of letters, printing of slgni group, tha Board of Directors and campaign cards, the painting selected a chlckar box lunch as tha bill of fare for tha annual of signs and radio lime. Contributions to tha campaign gst-togather. According to tha report from expenses of tha candidates wera also listed with tha Cleric of Cir­ last nlght'a masting, tha piente cuit Court as they wera received lunch will ha sarwsd at 12:30 p. and deposited to the campaign m. sharp when tha members mast funds of the candidate*. Th* ma­ for tha yaarly fun gathering and jority of tha candidates furnished outing, Tha maettag was hsfd at tha their own expense money aa evi­ denced by Ih* reports now on Ilia. home of tha Pam Bunau presi­ The expenses, as estimated dent on BUvar Lake. Double past cards a n being from the reports aa filed at the Seminole County Court House, wera sent to tha entire membership of for tho primary campaign and 279 to dttormina how many of tha runoff alection and primary. tha tnembara will attend tha oncsOther expenses will be Involved a-ysar avast. Present at last nlght'a masting for tha campaign* If, in tha Gen­ eral Election in November there was Boh Cox, field represent*are Republican candidates who'tiva of tha Pam Bureau and •ntar tha races. I Olll* Williamson, Parra Buswau However, a. bai been Usa gen-1 »nauraaea specialist oral rule, Democratic nomination in tha primaries la tantamount to •lection. , According to tha records, the following expenses wera listed by candidate* for tha May prtraar* NEW Y0RKIFV—A W » You*, ewelan airliner earryfog T4 par­ sons, jactadlng focluding tI t Ansericsns, AasariMpa, •til, fn the RepresenUtiva n e t, plummeted Into lha •*• In ftsmsq Thomas M. Stringer spent >370.05, early today after reporting angina Wilson Alexander, >640, Gordon trouble. Rcaewa craft found ua Frederick, 232142, and Don Bales survivors Immadlataly, hut racdv spent 2>3J0. •rad ona body and sighted others. A Navy traaaport ship, tha jLt. 8 ana t o r Douglas Btenstrom Robert Craigs radioed tha report •pent a total of 23S4.74. In tha race lor County OMimis- of Aha bodlsa from tha acanajaf slonar, District Ona, Robkrt A. what apparently wsa tha gna(ast Bennett lists aapsnsss as >142.14; disaster In regular airline sarirlc* John Krider, >14>.U; W. Brown history. Miller, >205.22; and Robari BUIA search for poaslbla hlmar, flic to. continued off tha New Joraay For County Commissioner, Dis­ coast. trict Three, Lawrence Swofford Th* four-engine Super Constel­ lists expenses at 214544, and Otis lation crashed Just 14 mlaSrta* be­ Fourakra at 2550. fore reaching safety at Idlewlld In tha contest for County Com­ airport, from which It had left missioner, District Five, Homer about two hours aarlisr for Ca­ Littla Hits aapandltursa at 223311 racas, Venstuala. and Gus Schaak at 234441. It had gottea aa far south as a Unopposed candidates for tha point about 224 miles asst ef Board of Public Instruction, Dis­ Norfolk. Va., before turning trict Pour, C. P. Harrison and J. back. Tarsa messages from Its A. BlaUlna filed expanses at >10 pilot fold a graphic story of ths sack. tragedy: Candidates to the Tav Assessor At lt:44 a. m. he radload ha race filed heavy expanse state- could not "handle prop", meaning monte. Rudy L. Sloan, fl.SS3.tO; he wee having trouble with a pro­ Mary E. Earla 2032.71; Jack peller, Stemper 2401.12; Raleigh King "A t 1 :tl a. m. he Mid he was 293142; and John W. Malach "dumping gas," a precautionary 240447. move preceding aa emergency Unopposed candidate for Coun-,. - ... _ .__ , _ , ty Judge, Ernest Hou.holder (Bad * ‘ h/ r ' to reduce the firs hasard. expense* of 24M. At 1:30 a, m, earns the final Candidates In tha contest for Clark of Circuit Court spent heav­ word: "Gas caught fin ." A Coast Guard plane, which had ily. Expense statements filed show Incumbent O. P. Herndon rushed out ef New York to escort spending f o l A t r R. A. Cobb, the stricken craft back, reported 21,172.90; A. (T Roberts $55741; tho airliner plunged Into the ocean with a "loud explosion" at 1:32 and Pitt Vamta, 21,104. Unopposed candidate for Tax a * * * 32 mile* Mat of AaColleetor, John Galloway filed an burF Pirk> K- J(Cenlinned On Pag* Eight) July 7 Date Set For Annual Farm Bureau Picnic Airliner Crashes Info Sea In Flames iS W M S a K Mrs. A. Gramling D igs In Hospital ifra. Augusta CIiu m Gramling, » . dirt l . « nlcfct I . ih. Orane. Memorial Hospital to Orlando aft­ er a abort illness. Born April » , 1933. la Birming­ ham, Ala., her residence waa at U27 York Drive, Columbia, g. C. She formerly lived to Banford, stUndad public schools here grad­ uated from Semlnols High School to 1941 1MI and and had had bees h.em her* h m tor tor 10 to X ,1 , , h* . .. . My*, sns wsa was • member msraoer of si Pirn r r it __ya. she Christian Church t i lanford. lurvivad by her hsaband, Aitrad Sheriff Gramling of Colum­ bia; two daughters, Kathleen and Nancy Cheryl Gramling of Colum­ bia; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause Sr., t i Sanferd; two brother*. Lt. Cdr. Harold Clause, U. 8. Navy, Key West; Ensign William Clarence Clause Jr., U. 8. Navy, Corpua Christl, Texas. Funeral ssralew wU bs H d at u m a. aa. tomirw w at tke First Ckriatias Churah with tbs Ret. Perry Btoee officiating. Burial will to to Oaktowa MmsotUI C o m m itte e Driver Swerves C h a ir m e n To Miss Train; R e v e a le d Hits Power Pole By MART POWLER The Republican Club of De Bary ?ow»r lines font last night ln tha firehouse *'°yer *m»«' wove a network over 2nd heard tha proposed slat, of I * ™ V L . S ?«to a directors for tha six distrlcU Into V at *™ the'k Seaboard Airline Railroad which ih. organisation had divl crossing near the center ot tha ded tha village at their last meet­ city. ing: Arthur Watt and Fred CleveFlorida Highway Patrolman Carl rings, district one; Earl Fiekford and Jessie Smarting, district two; Williams, Investigating tha aecU Robert Brown and Harriet Gabler, dent, aald th* truck, a 1953 2'k district three; Harry Seller >nd, ™ dlIS S 1 Ellen Livingston, district f«>ur{ ^ , ,h* l*” *k \ iiu ^ William H. MacKentie, district! S S S Tha truck, driven by 37-year-old five; Qirl Lind and Ruth ErickWillis Jamas, an employe of C. E. ion, district ilx. Allen, a wood contractor for tha i’ rviddcnt Wltherlll announced Hercules Powder Company, waa the following committees in each traveling west on State Road 434. Instance naming the chairman when an approaching train eautca and, vice chairman first; by-Mws, him to lose control of the heavy Arthur Watt, Everett Swift, AI- truck loaded with pine itumps, hurt Williams; Harry Hunter,. Ar­ swerve sharply to his left, and thur Power, Ethel Bertsch and crash Into tha wood power pole. Audrey Sellers; entertainment: The boom, used for loading tha Grace Griffin a n d Gartn'de truck, struck the power pole first, Sharp; campaign, Hairy Hunter snapping the pole at tho bottom and Charles Bertsch; publicity, •nd breaking it in two other places' Carl Itarthman, Howard Sharp, and splintering a portion of tha Margaret Mason, Henry Wood and Wood. vilera Wood; membership, Thom­ Tha cab of the truck also smash* as Leavitt, Leaf]* Watt, Frieda *d Into the pole which held k 8weu, Gladys Lasher, John Plerca power transformer and many Unea and Georgs Bchwaner; budget, including a high tension Um into Fred Clevsringa, W. Johnson, the transformer. Rsymond Swett and Price GoodMuch of the power In Ovieda waa son; audit >nd finances, J. Clair eut off beeauM of th* accident Reed, Henry Lasher, Lea Sprague, The two Negroes in the truck, Hsrry Rom and Harriet Shelly; James and St-yesr-old Mack Smith, civic affairs, Everett Swift, Albert said, " I t waa scary to there at Williams, Ethel Wood, Beatrice first with all tboM wires crackling Tyson, Jane Cotcher and Harriet and sputtering around ua." Muchmore; welfare, Jessie Black­ Both of tha Negroaa crawted out burn, Jessie Smarling, Edna Neil, of tha risk of th# truck unhurt and Freda Webster and Esta Lander- without a scratch. gran; first voters, Hsian Living* Tho aocldent oocurged at 10)10 ton, Anna Wlllgoosq nod 'T’Jjlam and. held‘up traffic far at laaat aaMarEtnalei hospitality, Mjskm, hour and a half. Thi train, w alxAudrey Sellar, Gladys Hunter, car diesel engineered by W. O, Louise French, Jean Piekford, Shuman, was sot hit and was not Myrtle Brown, Helen Percy, Flor­ damaged (n any way, Th* train ence Wither*!!, Maude Johnston, waa entirely across tha road when Ruth Llndholm, Bea truce Muller it came to a atop, and Anna Post; speakers, CarBvsUmlrra said that o egr, las* roll Blackburn, Gaston Qrosby and Arthur WUIgoose; legislative, mediately in front t i the track had Harriet Gabler, Ethel ttsrtich, puUed into* filling station at tha Percy Shelley and Georg* Shlval- iateraccUaa cl the railroad track hood; transportation, Ralph With- and highway, whan the wood truck •fell, Willard Post, Ed Patterson, came from hohlad and crashed. Only a miracle kept tho two George Percy and Iva Goodaon; Negroes from being electrocuted law, Arthur Powers, Tha next meeting will bs on when the transformer and wires, July 11th, at 10 a. m. in the fire- as well aa the pda. f*U on the house at which the data for a pic- truck as It earasnad over to tho nie will be discussed and list of ground on Its aide. Estimate ot damage had not brea speakers announced. All (hose signed up at lha end of this meet- made at 11:22 this morning nor Ing were announced to be charter hid charges been filed against the drivar of tha truck. numbers. Stranded Couple Touches Shore A fte r 10 Days ST. PETERSBURG (AT — A California cnupla finally touehad •her* after being stuck for 10 daya on ■ reef, battling tha aaason*, first tropical atoms In their dlMbltd boat and drlftlnr for daya without power or radio, May Savings Bonds Sales Released By Local Chairman W. A. Patrick, Scmtnola County Savings Bond* Chairman, today released Florida salsa figure* on Series E and H bonds for the May accounting period. Scries E figures rams to >4,423490, whlrh waa an Inerasae of >410,709 of 10.1% over May 1955. Credit* for purchases by fsdtnl employes at* so Inerr usd >139,010, while H Bond sales decreased *5.10,non to leave a net change of S110 of a perrrnt gain. Figure* for the flrat fi-c monthi of the year now are |3V Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Phillips ef tha Museum of Man at Ban Dlege, sailed from California a yaar ago for Central America. Ths Phillips' srhooror Blue Pe­ ter wax driven onto (jul:* Susna reef off Nicaragua, W i t h the hull loaklnr, thoy weathered the tropical atom. In I!Ii !!!i2’ao‘;0,nr*red ‘/ I > * " ’* tha Gulf of Mexico last week. I W.3..MM, a loss of 4.! .,. Bvmlnol* County a • t a ndlng They took tuma manning ths pumps— thousand strokes to show* I960 purchases of >100,91$ the watch. , •galnat >173,04$ In the first five High water drowned th.lr I m" nlth* ,,®88' , ■ 7 ,2 I h n " ™ ' T t a J * be token. They ateored by the or 3-2^ ftom tha comparable aura. I period of 1055. AI wiit IDO mile* off the Florida Th® f «»b ®f * and U coast, hordes of atinging snoaqul-1 b®»Ja sow held by more than 44 toss enveloped them. They finally million Americana waa |40,ttt managed to drift Into the vicinity million on May Slat, tha hlgha*> of ^gmont Key at the mouth o f |* w attained since lb« program Tampa Bay and were towad In started In 1941, ^ # Are they through with the m s ? MY4TERY CIUUER FOUND Chipper .snd in good spirjU, TAMPA, ill — A myalery lt> they're planning another crulM to foot cabin cruiaar with • child'* Central America. Ufs Jacket aboard waa found la Did Tampa Bay Mar hers yester­ day. MILK INDUfTRY TO EE STUDIED Gerald E. Way, a fish camp spTAMPA, ID — A study t i tto orator, located tto half auakto state’s milk industry la to to outboard craft. Only chic t o t k i mads by tto milk and dairy study host's sarasr la > Cocat O u r| committee of tto Florida lu t e auxiliary sticks? with tto sussto Chamber ti Commerce. 733,93. but tto stnUlary could n Tto commlttoo, holding He toll- identify U. > 1*1 meeting kero yesterday, will* Way sail to divsd to tto trek survey ths milk industry from tto Otoro fto boat f u foum standpoint of producers, dlstrito-. discovered to M U * tt . #«•-. *• r TT A- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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>, June 19, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0f8a7bbf1216abce529c7acab1368798.pdf 51a929b41ebadafdadd7bd0d99056810 PDF Text Text IFHPr Road Dept*' Launch Crackdown W W ttT.n Longwood ■ ■ By MRS. RUTH LAYO -'Ufa. Maude Topper was hostess to the Saturday Evening PinoChle Club Jast Saturday evening. Tbosa •toying were Mrs. Florence SunI t A , John Hollister of LongWtflC and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waite, Louis Knoll of Fern Park. Mr.*: And Mrs. J. Cols and Mrs. E v » James of Fern Perk were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. LaMy.Heuman last Sunday evening. « Bobby Denlorett of Winter Parir has been visiting his grandBkfents. Mr. and Mr*. James McGrath, and Jsmea Robert, the ________________ B y B I N N I T T C I K F - ------------------ A statewide "crackdown" by th« Florida Highway Patrol and tho Hoad Department has boon launched to elemlnata Illegal highway advertising and remove produce “ huckster.” from elate owned right of way, it was an­ nounced by Wilbur E. dense, Hoed Board chairmen. Jonee said that service station operators and other highway buslnees concerns have "encroach­ ed on State Reed Department right of way with removable ad­ vertising signs te a point where they are not only In violation of state are proving a serious menace to traffic." Tho asms problem, ha said, la bring created by the produce salesman who place thsir pro­ CHIRP DAVIS and Cdr. Haslett inti ■t tho Fleet R«sarra certifies to DSN Photo) ducts, in toms cases, on the lease from tha If. S. Navy, (Offici highway to attract the attention of motorists. "In view of the mounting death toll over Florida Highways tiio JlcoJ Department fesli tt Is vital that avery stsp bt taken to clear up all traffic haiards," Inchrs thick. Bat thara’a ona tho Road official stated. word that isn't tn It—that’s “antidlarsUbUshmsnUrtaniam." Ha aald that Colonel H. N. XlrL-man, Highway Patrol direc­ Vick polka HabW ■ molar!*! tor, haa agreed to assist In tha who «w* driving a ISO* ear with drlva hjr ordering his men to • itU Ik tn tt plolt. Oof fa sop first warn vlolatera and than, if Ml*/or him—At got mlot of mileth# warning la Ignored, accom­ I f f out •/ both. pany a State Road Department I I I maintenance #r*w In confiscating tha algna. I f tha first warning te not heeded, Jonee said, th# Road De­ partment wlil send In 18 dey» a written demand for removal of I I I tho sign. I f this la Ignored, the A Swedish tightrope walker sign will then b# confiscated, to haa set a new world’s record by warned. I I I balancing on a rope for U bourn In the roe# of produce msrA Buffalo, N. Y , man haa a and 51 minutes. There's one dictionary that U only aa Inch champion who youTI never find rhants who eneroach on tha high by M tocbsa wtoo and 1-4 asleep oa the Jobs right ef way, srreat will follow Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! R Dv. xKR Tad Waits end Mi moftar, Mr*. X. Walts, left Sunday te spend a tow west* in New York City. * Mrs. C. Ik Robvrtaon and sens, Btoafl, Jaek, and David, and Jdrp, Edith Kaltam, enjoyed a tfto-to Cocoa tad New Smyrna N te U y . ‘ ftolph Stevens, who has born attending school In Indiana for ‘MBppaat three month* la expected id, return to hi* home thin coming eseatond, hiving completed h. Modi** there. • Mrs. Claude Jackson, Longwood h tg announced the engagement of to e daughter, Elisabeth Jackson JHfmift, to Eugsne Bethel], son Mr. and M m . B. A. Bothell, MNMI Molly Ana puts a model boat on hor hoad aa sho prepares to star to tbs Ouy Lombardo *W>ew Boat" production at Jonas Beach, Long Island, N.Y, this wmaac. (/nimutlenst) pleased with the ears and friend­ liness of the Home. Mra. Edith Hallam, Mr*. C. L Robertson and aons, Jack and David, enjoyed a trip to Marineland Wednesday. Mrs. A. L Cyphers haa returned to her home in Hollywood, after vlaltlng Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Neu­ man for several weeks, Robert Robertson, who !* at­ tending Business College in Jack­ sonville, spent tha weekend with hia mother, Mrs. C L Rohmteon, at their homo on Main* St. Mra. Thomas Gladwin enter­ tfije Lymsa High School la Long- tained a few friend* at bridge last Thursday afternoon. Among them I S to to ll la tto Instructor Aar the were, Mrs. Eva Jam**, Mrs. dtetoge .Barr Umpire School and Charles Nichols, Mrs. R. C. Carlson and Mrs. Leroy Neuman. Mr. Tbomaa Gladwin, who has spent the peat two weeks' with tor daughter la Connecticut, haa returned to tor home oo Wildmere Avs. Mra. Bette Loekiey and daugh­ ter Sandra, and Mr, and Mra. Albart Last of Orlando spent the past wottond at Cocoa Beach. Be Careful To Preserve Vegetables' Food Value o t t e s f v pLni.it) Huaninu on ph o po sku tiHAkume am i UAHO* ■Ol'kUAttt>l?S>Jt)V m <*»'# Muttoe le hereby alvea that e ufelle Hearlne will It* held at tha fiah, coit th* equlvelent ef fl50 iflre sf l i e ( f i t cumralaalua In tha n pound. tv. Hall In the «,'liv of Hanford. Ur Ids, at • *• o'clock P. *4., July 1*1*. to consider the fnltowtos noTtcB o p p u b l ic M s a a iie ------------ ameadmenU to the *ooNolle* U hereby alven tost the ;e at the Cttr ef Baa- ■nmrd ot Couatv rmnml»»loB*re nr DllX fe V B.Va,T rVlncTe-Petnliyl, Ioi atrd between litk HI reel and HarUa Hlrvet and ■diereal tu properly abuttin* on Watt aide ot French Avenue, is nrnpoaed Ip be cbansud l» C-T (Traiulenlrumniertiiall HUlrtot. Maid uroueriv helno more par­ ticularly deocrlhvd aa I<ol te. lha Waat ena-half of Lola It sad M, and *11 of U>| It ef Block I, Drtam_ wold. (M Tho proparly aonad In DlaI riot ll-l-X tataala-Fami­ ly), boundod on North by Stk Hlraot. KM hr Tican Avaaua. Mnulh by fth Htierl. and Writ bv SianKourllna Avvnue, l> pro■in,ed In ha rhanaad In R-S tMulilpio-Famllyl Dlatrlct. Hold, nronpriv^ bolhg joora perllrularly daarribad no Blork T Tiara tt II and II. of tt. R. Trafford o Map of Haoford. Aft partita In Inter**! and tlllaen* hall have *■ npnnrlonlly t« ba oard at aold nearing. •tt. °!3 fr nf Jke.CQe Commlmlon af lb* rtlp of Banford Florida, UUa l«tk day of June, ISIS. II. N. Bayer Aa (Niy Clark of lha _____ file of Manf'ird. Florida C pvmUolV Coenlv. Florida, will at I:SI n'rloek A. M. on *r» ■ljl f Jill*. I»l*. at the office nf said oard In lha I'nutl ltou»a nf Seminale Cuuiity. Pint Ida, at Hanford; Florida, will k"ld » je“b,u.J’ t M S on a netlllon filed before cald Uoard fur the clooUa. vacellae. law and dlneoetlaulne that *jrt of Cryatal Lake Wlater llo»M ' » “ “ l* etalun according to plat thorjof recorded In Plat Book I. cane# 1U-II« nf the peblla recerdi ef Bemlnole County, rlSrfta- deelniated ne iforrle Walkway, forlv leal wide and tti- a a ia r w S ;■ M i i i . r t . ’l . f . j w . s e . a i s s k s ?; said oaitllon. _ , YOU CANT WIN! MAYSV1LLE, Ky., UR - Some obvious advice eame to light as police executed ilx slot machines with stedga hammers, a sign in­ side Uu back of one machine read­ ing: '.•Mr.. owner—Always bear in mind that you may loss money when this machine la out of serv­ ice." Bathing Suit Time Means—Fun for All tout caloric counting fo r some Flaveefut vegetable beef eeug le tew la celeries and hae geed feed value. Serve tt with a* nines, eettoge cheese salad, diet-peek apricots and a gta*a ef skim milk far a stream­ lining lunch ef 4M salaries. ^ O \ 2 <* \\ g o g m A ' ■) W• V \ g ‘V l 71 A T t 1jto J /1 [L i 'w .r A V / I H M _ / S l jliH\ >1 ^ ^ ^ IM frr I [/f\j i W B fB I/l I t ill& —\ m / w f f l /o IJUL-^ , V _ _ J r ~ ~T J T 'V 't > . \ L V l f A i < f» 1 ow n lR elaxaU on S o^^ In Hollywood (and what a fortune making!) the wife collected harh uiband'* ed a bird bath in his memory. I f that husband ever comes of conference. I bet be s going to be mighty angry • • • • Have you lwerd about t^ , ® " T;* nthu* U 1* band leader? hlrvd mors m«« Uwa ho could .Imho a «U*k at. « IKS. hr Benefit Crif. DI»«rlbulH by KIWI Feelefes »iU I«u i Spotlight O n H ollyw ood only moderate sueesss. He decided that production wasn’t for him. (Ha la thankful for one m ull, as a film producer, he met Bonita GranvOle, now his wife.) He decided to use hla capita for "developmental financing." That la, buying up #nterpri«q| which have not achieved their money potentialities. Among his purchases: KOTV, Tusta, Okla, (later sold at a hand, some profit): th* thriving radio sUtion WNEW in New York; ditto KFMB radio and TV in San Diego. Tha Lon* Ranger eaught hia eye because ha felt the eommtrcUl tic-ups hadn't been proparly explotted. They have been lucre* mcU 100 por cant undar hla ownership.* Wrather said that ha expects to keep on buying, adding a coupls of new antarp-ieea to hla empire tack yaar. HOLLYWOOD, OR—Th* buyingeat man in Hollywood is ■ blond, 40-year-old Texan named Jack Wrather. Hia specialties are oU w*Da and gold mines—the latter of tb* en­ tertainment variety. Among his golden discoveries was that hidden horseman, tha Lone Ranger. Wrather bough! the famed west­ erner and all his assets for three million dollari a year and a half ago. Tha Lons Ranger’s worth is now estimated at six million—and he’s still on th* right aid* of tha law. First cam* oil. Lota and toU of It Wrather went Into hie family’* oil business after graduating from tha University of Texas In 1IM, has run tt since his father's death The world has about a billion during tha war. working people, eaya the Inter­ But Wrather's Interest turned national Labor Office. to other mattere, too. An eM school buddy, Don Castle, be­ came a film actor and lured Jack to Hollywood. Ho produced five modestly budgeted film*. Some were successful, some not so. "1 earn* to Hollywood Juit at tho time the bottom wae dropping out of the movie market," ha re­ called, "Two or throe of tho pic­ tures mads jood money, a couple didn't. But they all havo turned a profit now, thanks to showings on television." Ha produced a TV eertee, "Boas Lady" with Lyan Bart, hub tt had fappreiiauifefg ft# eulertcsj r m k t b Boot Somg WSSmfJsefij » a :w r .n ..i:S i. presented to Davis on his ra- J It'* sealer for the cook tt owe menu can nerve everyone. With soup aa the erua at the meet, there’s no problem. A typical menn may Include vegetable beef soup and a collage chert* salad (adding pineapple end mayonnaise to Junior's). j To so with th* eonp end n in e have peanat butter' end bacon sand* wtebae tor th* athlete . . . ealtlnee for the "summers”, per dessert, serve diet-pack apricots to the ealorieeounUrw aai chocolate cake Ltgol Notice O « , . « « » Urn. . o r j t H » ~ ben had only to p r e » • buizer ind U e Society •ends a eubatltult to take the r o t for him. •M y lin t experiment," noted Pred. "was to appoint • stand-in for a tycoon who was too buiy to go home and see hia family. The stand-in burled hl« head In the newspaper at breakfast and ignored the children so successfully the family never noticed the substitution. W h e n # the ue( broke u. > • • • 4 3 High Colorit for Juwtor , fapprorimefelp 1300 rolorUit i f g i liMa Boot Song /j I vwgetoMto (tiPtoBkiy 1 Including F rlg td ilrg fipplUncen, sp ies hiBlar, W fittr hepter, K r t t n t d porch, carport, g tillty , c*ram ie t l k bath, MfMTfito d r lr t, lux!scaping. Only 9 1 U , d o w n L o t ISO 4o*p, oa pavod strett, city w ater ta d sowar. * 8 *g tu fo r diatom hones oa own era tots, Plans sa d financing arrsagsd tom (tom. teal SanVktt •k. As for rooking, s lew i , . W 'W c ru A U mMA m in d h a v in g y o u r m o th o r a lo n g !” M OTEl r/ w y w ^ j upon tlll.BKItT IIENTLBT, plal.llflt' ■ tlnrn.v whn.a SidrOM la Rnnm I IIS* It. Colonial Drlva. fWlanSo. Florida, an or boforo aald dal*. If yon fall lo do oo. n SOcraa nra ooofoooo will be ontorod opalaal you. WtTNRMI tho bond and ofrtel.l ■aai of tho Hark of tbs c l troll Court of Pomlnol* County. Flortde UU ’ o V ? H * lr X CHrk of Cirrull Ooort Hr o. i. Muni (Ctrrul O IU IB R T BKNTLKF Attomov for Plaintiff. K rvionUl Drlvo roRNBBRD after (he meat daring sag told sf th* Civil War fails, Fesa Parker as James J, Andrews, leader ef th* espionage band, (hat *U i« tha “Oeoarsl" and raced it for S7 mites, expects mo quarter In (hla euepeiue-fUlad epised* to Wait Disney’s "The Great Locomotive Chase” , (to Bueae Vista r* le*** atorts Sunday at tto N O T IC E T O P R O fE R T Y O W N E R S TU 1W WkWMnt M EaUto tu lUt ■>( tU City ef Sanford, Florida is posted si the front door (on (ho bulletin board) of (ho Semiaolo Cotraty Court House, tad at tho front door ef tho City Hall, and will rogsala oo pooled for a period ef four consecutive weeks. AX Beal Katste upoa which the INS taxes have not beta paid, and against which tax oorttfieata has not xtessdr boo* (saved wilt ha sold at public auction oa tho Mth day of Juao A. D. 1M4, commameing at 10 o'clock A. H. at tha Hub* door of tho Otp HaU la tho City HOLLER MOTOR SALES �I f T «t«r R m M (■ Delivered By < P. Call 1S21 llefor# 7 P Pd f Delivery Shop and Save h Sanford ft AN IN D E P E N D E N T F U M H TM VO LO TB X L Y u ! To Install O fficers destroyed by fir* shortly after ★ ★ ★ D A IL Y NEW SPAPER * _________________________________ M O N D A Y . J U N E IS, 1080 M w officers will ba Installed to­ morrow night at the annual instal­ lation and Ladies Night of the S a n fo rd Liana Uirb to be bald at Jim Spencer * Restaurant begin­ ning at 7:30 p. m. Following dinner, officers for the coming year will be installed by Henry Witte Jr., of Fort My­ ers, formerly of Sanford, and formerly Dlitrict Governor of Lions International, District 63-0. Guests at the affair will be Governor F.afl Zlebarth of Ptorton and David Lundqulst, District Governor-Elect of Orlando. The new officer* for th# local Lions Includk: Dallaa Loop, pr**n O. Keith, fire* Tic* ident; Edwin president; C. E. Witt, aaoond vie* president; W. O. third vice president; W. Duncan, aam u ry; Jack K. Mor­ rison, treasurer j H. W. Rawls, tall twiatar; and Carl E. Williams lion tamer. twined W ire Herlong: Immediate Change In NAS Operations Not Seen Speculation Warning •Prominent Resident Fire Destroys Home Edmund W. Meisch While Family Away Local Garden Club Dies Unexpectedly Members To Attend Vandals Tear Up 3-Day Short Course Golf Course Green; Bobby Lindquist Series Of Homes Is Taken Info Custody 3rd Place Pee Wee Chain Reaction Result Tourney Winner American Legion Funeral aervitss for a pro­ astoast retired celery grower In ^ emhtela County ere being held this aft*moon at 4:S0 at the Bely Croat Episcopal Church. Edmund W. Meieeh, 84, died •uddonly at hi* hone, 1111 Park Are., lata Saturday afternoon. He waa bora ia Sacaueui, N. J. on July It, I N I and moved to Sanford In IN I. . Mr. Malaeh waa ■ member of i^ltoly Cross Episcopal Church Wtts.a, attended Sanford public schools, graduated from Georgia MlUtary Academy In Atlanta, Gs* and attended the University • f Florida whan ha was g mem­ ber af tha Phi Kappa .Alpha fraternity. Ha waa engaged In calory end track farming for many yean and rstired from that bus­ iness ka I H l For the past four flh a n ha has been agent for the Great Southern Trucking Com­ pany hare. . . Edmund W. Btiaah to aurrivod by hi* widow, Mr*. Mari* Taegu* Malaeh, of Sanford: two daught­ er*, Hit, William Blair of Birm­ ingham, Ala., and Mrs. Mason .Wharton of S t Paterab^ ’ * five grandchildren, Dianna Blair and .WUUam Blair Jr.. Birmingham, Ato.t Mason Wharton Jr. Candy MSliiilia. and Lillian Wharton of BL Pate rebury; on* alitor, Mr*. Dean Smith, Sanford: and two brother*, John W. Maiach, Sanford and Joaeph A. Malaeh of Tampa. Funeral aarrieas will b# held at d:S0 p. m. thia afternoon at Holy Cross Episcopal Church with the Bev. B. to Elmmerman officiat­ ing. Burial w ll ha in Xemetary. " Serving as pallbearer* are: Emmett McCall, F. E. Ronmlllat Bn Many Lea Jr., Howard M«mtloth, Fred W. Bell, and John LoGetto. Hospital Notes Jana 18 A irn M m B g Rebecca Patterson (Sanlord) Mary Henderson (Sanford) Dan Gala (Sanford) Jobs Lawson (Sanford) Herbert Raid (Sanford) . Myra Prances Strickland (Sanford) Jamas OauUiatt# (Enterprise) Mr*. Edith Slaton (Daytona Beach) Discharge* Mary Martin (Sanford) Charles Clobber (Sanford) Florence Williams (Oviedo) Margaret Halth and baby (Altamonte Spring*) II tv Dorothy Millar (6anford) Mrs. Leona D via (Sanford) Mrs. Jana Van Float (Bat ford) Glenn McKandnas (Sanford) Archie Colas (Longwood) v Mrs. Myrtto Mas Banatt (Sanford) Rabacca Patterson (Sanford) Snowaona Singlaton (Sanford) J. Johnson (Sanford) John Cox (Sanford) Doe Cola (Sanford) Eliza Miami (Sanford) •James Coullietto (Enterprise) ifr*. Jcisla Mann and baby girl (Sanford) N J. J. Cate* (Now Smyrna) John Woods (Farm F art) Anna Warren (Altamonte Springs) a , sc mfor The home of a vacationing San-* ford Insurance man waa complete­ ly destroyed by fire Saturday night sa firemen aod neighbor* stood by unable to combat the raging blaze. Fire la the bone of Guy C. Warmack, located on the Uiu Urlando Highway at Clay Road, waa dis­ covered by fire officers attached to the Sanford Naval Air Station and Squadron VH-S. The second group of vandil* The officer* said that (hey no­ who tor* up nearly completed ticed the flames, jumped out of greens i t the Mayfair Inn Coun­ their ear, and brought all of the try Club Golf Course waa taken furniture in the borne out on the Into custody Friday by Constable lawn. They at*ted ‘ The fire appeared to have itarted around the water heater." The officers, who asked that their name* be withheld, said that they tried to douse water on the fire with a garden hose, but the water finally stopped. It waa learned, at the icene ef the lire, that neerty all of the wells in the area on the Old Or­ lando Highway, were day or going dry nndmsei MWTwa* L.kig tar­ ried from n well etltl flowing to homea la the area. Warmack, a representative of the Interstate Insurance Company was In Chattanooga, Tenn., at­ tending to company business and hia family was in Dalton, Ga* for a week's vacation. They were ex­ pected to return bom* yesterday. The Sanford Fir* Department answered the alarm but on their arrival the frame house was fully involved and were helpless to save any part of the homa. The truck at the scene of the fire, carried only 3 » gallons water. The two firemen stood by to protect other homes In the area that might have been Ignited from * flying eparts. No estimate was placed on the lots of the frame bouse by fire. However, it la understood that many valuable places of furniture and storage were in the attic. All of the fumiihlnge were destroyed with the exception of those brought from the burning building by the Naval Air Station officers. The fire was reported shortly after > o'clock and continued to burn until after 10 Saturday eve­ ning, A neighbor, alerted by the Navy officers, aoundtd the alarm and notified Sanford Police Depart­ ment and Fire Department. The spectacular bleu drew hun­ dreds of people from the Sanford ana. Clinton Mitchell Succumbs A t Home Five Sanford Garden Club bare and on* from Goldonrod era expected to attend the General Ex­ tension Division of Florida'* annual abort eoursa for garden club* to b* held on th* Unlvaralty c l Florid* campus starting tomorrow, Divi­ sion Dean B. C. Riley aunannead today. Mor* than 400 amateur gardenar* from ovary eonmr of th* ■tat* are expected to ba In Gatosaville for the thr**-4ay event Those already registered town Sanford are: Mr*. G. R. McCall, Mr*. R. W. Kirtley. Mr*. K, r. Housholder. Mrs. F. R. Ganaa, and Mr*. Irvin Fleischer. Ragietarad from Goldenrod It Mr*. H. C. Ca­ lais. The fhrte-day program w tl ba conducted by th* Division to co­ operation with th# Florida Federa­ tion of Garden dub* (FTOC^aad th* V T * C a l f af AgsletoW i En. pari man) Station. Comdinator la Mra. Edith McBrida Cameron, bead af tha Extension Division'* department of woman'* activities. Featured on the IBM course staff will b* Mm, Heathariy Dutton, na­ tionally known lecturer, horticul­ turist aod authority on flower ar­ rangement. Mr*. Dutton la recog­ nized for tha work aha has dons In blending tha oriental and occi­ dental artistic haritage Into flower ararngements. She has visited Ja­ pan several tlmas, and studied var­ ious arangement technique* in­ cluding those used In aclent Im­ perial gardens dating back to tha sixth centry. Mrs. Dutton will con­ duct two session* on flower ar> rangemsnla. Other feature a will includ* lec­ ture demonstratiens by leading hor­ ticulturist* from th* University of Florida and Florida State Univer­ sity. Tallahassee, a special evening forum on gardening; and hobby sectional meeting* In the African Violets, day lilies, roses, geraniums, and hlblici. General theme for the 195C program la "joy in gcrdenlng." A BUFFET m DB BABT. (Loft to right) Mr*. Gregory Kaaaanlch and lfn . H. P. Newton, hostesses) serving Mrs. Laura art Arrington and Mr*, Walter H. Haas. af Washington, D. C. la kin, Hobert Mum (Staff Photo) Bobby Lundqulst, ftvv-yvar-old ■on * f Mr. and Mra. Raymond Lundqulst af Sanford, cam* home yesterday with a beautiful trophy following his third place play la tha National Pea-Wee Oalf Tourna­ ment to Orlando. Bobby waa tha anty entry In tha tavroamant flam Banfoad at it waaRla first year t* play. Me entered In fha M year class In tha tournament Jury TorurmV , 11, yesterday won bar foarth . iterative na­ tional paa-wca golf tournament tit!*. Flaying In tha girl*' 13 to IB ag* division—because her game ia toe sharp for bar awn aga group—th* St Louis lass finished with a M-W-183, thirteen strokes bettor than runnsrup Donner Ko■er af Cuyahoga Falla, Ohio. Judy Chase of Sarasota, waa third with 107. Mia* Torluamka'a previous vielories have been In the 10-11 dlrialon. Th* 13-16 division waa add­ ed to th* tournament for Hit first time this year. David Boyd, 14, of Jacksonville, took the boys' 13-18 title with 7B78-158 on ths pnr 73 Fin* Hills course! Jimmy Allen of Athens, (I*., was next with IQS and Milan Vogt, of Columbus, G*., waa third twa alrokas further back. Winner* In other aga group*: 10-13, 18 holes—llrure Haskell, St. Petersburg, 78. hoys; Martha Kosar, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, 108, Mrs, Madge Prirc died last girls. night at Ihe home of her brotherS-0, nine holts—Johnny Rlchart, ln-!aw, Mr. and Mrs, Frank B. 48, „hoys;. Roberta AtPrice in Gainesville, where ah*] DK TIARY — There will be an,.Galnoavlll*, _ .. was visiting. Important meeting of the !)• “ *” • T,raP#* ,M*’ Sh* li survived by a brother, II. Bary Republican flub tamnriow! 8-7, five bole*—Ralph Colla, H. Newman, 13U Oak Ave, Funer- night at H o'clock, p r a a I d e n t Youngstown, Ohio. 88, boysj s) services mill he held Inmnrmw Halnh Withsr*)l stales that scire. Difkr Ann Hogtheal, Orlando, 83, at the Tboma* William* Funeral tlon of committees will be an3-8, two holts—John Robartoon, Ri Home In Gainesville and burial nounted and alao aiki that every* Orlando, 14, boys; Becky will be In Melrose. lone briny chair*. Evansville, Ind., M, glrh J* ^ " 8limM Galloway. Green IS, said Constable Gal­ loway, waa lorn up by driving a car over it and then, topped off by taking the flag and pole used on the green. H » Constable aald that he trac­ ed the vandals by tlra marks oa the green and on a clay road which took him directly to those charged with the vandalism, Moultrie Kelly, R Nyc.-dld youth, waa taken into custody and charged with "deatroying pnrst* property" tied waa relea i*d under 3330 bond. Jamea Lebeau, 18-year-old youth waa charged with the taking of the flag and flagpole and released under tlUO bond. A 18->car-old Juvenut wn* turnnf aver la Jrvcnlla Court au­ thorities. A similar incident occurred just prior to the last year's I’ GA tournament and at least one youth waa apprehended. The greens are being put Into shape now for the forthcoming tournament In December. It wae estimated, said. Con­ stable Galloway, that the cost of rebuilding one of the greena la in the neighborhood of U.ooo. The automobile wae driven ovrr the green last Thursday night and the arrest* made Friday. Mrs. Madge Price Dies In Gainesville Republican Club Meets Tomorrow OVIEDO - Mr. Clinton C. Mitchell, I*, passed away at hi* homa late Thursday following a lingering Illness. He was bora April M. 1177 Oviedo. Mr. Mitchell was a retired rail­ road man having been, for years, an engineer for lb* Seaboard road. Ha »•> also a retired *r. He waa a member ef F A A M 1*1 and a mamber ef the Oviedo Methodist Church. Survivors include en* sister, Mrs. Sarah Pitts of Mlneola and several nieces and nephew* Funeral aervkte w en bald Sun­ day afternoon at 4:30 p.m. at th* graveside In the Oviedo Cemetery, with Bev. George C. Carlton, pas­ tor eT the Ovieda Methodist Church officiating. Brltson Funeral Rome ford wae In charge of manta. W eather ha *'l regret that rom# people war* disturbed b) Uic recent atory tugiceting the possibility that the Sanft.ril Naval Air Station might be mined." Congressman A. & *'S.v<l" llrrlmui said In a telegram to The Sanford Herald today. Congressman llerlong n o t a d "The information in the atory wag correct In that the Navy ia giving consideration to Utilizing Osceola Field runway* because they art going to me more Jete which would require runways and In* crease the noise and danger." Explaining the conilderation el the Seminole County area at Oa* crola, Congressman Herlong said, "Thera ia ample room for expand* ing runway* at Osceola and th* ask pats operations at tho Air Station in future, Uwee o "Of tea wi By MARY FOWLBJI < will happen In the die* toot future, DE BARY — Out an Plumoaa Drive to Da Bary la a aeries of Speaking of ths fine homes which may b* de­ money that will b# spent an tb« signated as results of chain re­ local Navy Baa* ba said, "Approp­ action. Last fall Mra. Laura Ar­ riations this year for tha Sanford rington was on • tour of Florida Naval Air Station amount to BOHN with three other ladle* whan they ly aevan million dollars." came, aaw and wars conquered In o more detailed explanation by tho aaay Bring and friend­ Congressman Herlong Hid, "TUa liness of beautiful Da Bary, Indicates a stop-up to activity Mra, Arrington la a woman of Commander Lynn Lyon of Hi* rather than any decrease. action and so aht immediately CampbsU-Luaslng Post, American ,"JH Osceola runways art ntilim bought n lot on Ptvmoaa and Legion, aald this morning Uni a gov* Instruct!<ms foe a house to bo very Important meeting ef tha Milt, against retirement yean for post membership will be held this field* will bo used for at total n her mother and haraalf. Sh* was evening it the Legion Hut on frw year*. What happens after ao enthusiastic about thia town Seminole Blvd, that must be determined by ton* whoa tho returned to Waahlng­ Hie meeting will be preceded ditlona aa (bay develop. ton that ah* kindled the curiosity of bar alitor, th# wlfo af Gen­ by a spaghetti and mrat ball sup­ "Aa I stated," ho sold, "one o l era] H. P. Nawton, Th* Newiona per which will ba served at 7 th* reasons for moving is to got soon took • trip to Florida and o'clock. The business session Is away from tha populated area* war* entertained by Col. and •la ted to get underway at I because of the noise and publto danger to eonaocUon with Mra. Gregory Kaasankh. Shortly o’clock. All members are urged to at­ Jet fit id." afterward, tha Nawtona bought Aa a word of warning, Confra* » a lot an Flumota between tha tend the meeting this evening. home* of tho Kooaaaich and Mrs. According to the announcement man Herlong said in hia telegram* Arrington. mailed to each member of tha "The people of Seminole County Thia last week Lanra Arrinr- local American Legion Post "The ehould be on guard against tou4 ten earn# on a Southern trip with fate of Ui* Fair Association and speculation In tho Osceola area baaed on tha Navy moving out tong lima friends, Mr. and Mrs. tha Legion Will ha decided." Star*. Walter H. Haaa of Gnyton, Md. It la expected Uiat the post Arriving In D* Bar/ the ladies membership will discuss the pot* H* aald, "They want apareaty found they war# to bo fated by stole exchange of property which settled areas for their operations, Mra. Nawton and Mra. Kaaaanlch baa been approved by both tha and any buildup or apocutothM at a coffee and buffet. At th* Board of Sanford City Gommla- around Osceola Field might pos­ party Mra. Kessanlch announced alunrrs and Die Fair Association. sibly prevent th* Navy from uti­ that thia was also In honor of an However, Ilia property under dis­ lizing u." important book Just published, cussion Is owned by Ihe local the author being laura Arring­ American Legion Pott and leavrd ton and the book "A World from them by tin Fair Associa­ Hurray of F «»t Control* Pro­ tion, ducts" already acknowledged by The proposal is to exchange Blnelalr Weeks, U. 8- Secretary of property, now owntri by tha Commerce as "A fine contribu­ American Lrglon Post on Celery tion to tha knowledge of thia Avr., ami used at a fair ground, Frank A. Thomas, 18-year-nM subject.’' for approximately thrre addition­ Th* buffet for 80 ladle* waa al acre* of property plus a cash University of Florida student and son of Chief and Mrs. John D. a success | Mra. Haas was wel­ payment for the building which comed ao anlhuslastcally by the w-a* rrected on the present fair Thomas of Genova, racelved bit order* Friday to report to th# Da Bary group that sh* assures ground property. The property to United State* Naval Academy at Laura that sh* will us* her most i>e exchanged for tilt area within Annapolis, Md., on Juna 33 to ba persuasive powers of Inducing the city llndti Is located on 17-81 suorn in at a Midshipman to tha har husband to consider Da Bary near tha DAV and VFW buildings. U. S. Navy. aa ■ retirement alt* In tha future. Frank Thomas graduated from Mr. and Mr*. Haaa era leaving Seminole High School in the data for a trip through Southern of 1933 and attended the University Floril* and tha Kays after which of Florida for one year. Mra. Arrington will Join them in Hia father. Chief Thomai, it at­ returning to Washington, where ■ha will busy herself autograph­ A. W. Johnston, 73, died at hi* tached to th* Sanford Naval Air ing books, closing their homn home, 1421 Valencia Drive, >i*t Station and hat lived in Geneva for apd bringing her mother to U* night at 6:33 p. m. following an 3J years. Bary t# live permanently with Illness or three months. Thomas' appointment to tha Xtt bar. Mr. Jidinslun baa lived in Han­ S. Naval Academy was by Presi­ ford for six >ears, coming here dential appointment. from Owensboro, Ky., where he was engaged as a druggist fur 40 years until hi* retirement. He « u a mrtnbeer ef tha Bap­ tist Church of Fordsvllto, Ky., and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Fordsvllle. The Florida Department of PubMr. .Johntton graduated *rtm Ik Safety haa ralaasod Its quart­ A lummrv hand rouraa war University, Chicago. erly report on motor vehicle ac- Northwestern ,, . „ . . . . . . started today at Sanford Junior eiionta for tha period including bT ^ ov‘ *• 1 W High School and th* ela***s w|H Ohio County, Ky. January, February and March, get underway at Plnaerest School Awarding t# tb# eeuaty by He la survived by bit widow, tomorrow, county report than war* two fatal Mrs, Anna Bell* Johnston, San­ Tha rouraa. Instructed by Band­ accidents In Samlnola County, ford; one daughter, Mrs. Howard master Perry Bremer. I* available both in rural araai. Ths raport al­ McUough, Hanford; and twu ala to th* children of the twa school* so stats* that 38 paraons were in- ten, Mrs. J. F. Magai and Mr*. at no cost aa a part of the City wid# rod within tha rapartlag period Thomas Hull* of Hanford, Ky. Summer. Recreation program. tha 1M aecldaat* reported by Pallbtarora will be; Earl Faust, Classes at tha Junior High School th* Florida Highway Patrol andDavid Flingensmlth, Phil Hair, available to student* of that school other reporting agencies. and Andrew Caraway. will be held on Mondays and Thun* Services will be conducted at days from • to U and from 1 t* Of tha 111 automobile accidents within th* thro*-month period cov­ tli* graveside tomorrow morning 3:30. Tha Piaecrost School el asses, ered by tha quarterly report, 74 at 10 a. m. with the Rev. O. B. available to ehUdron of that school, of th* accidents war* la rural CoV, St. Petersburg, officiating. Burial will be to Evergreen will b* held during tha asm* bouts anas and a af thorn to urban Caaatary. an Tuesdays and F ir in g Slates Important Meet For Tonight ju riu t t S ' Frank Thomas, 18, To Enter US Naval Academy June 25 A. Johnston Dies After Short Illness Safety Department Releases Quarterly Accident Report Summer Band Course Underway A t Jr. High School t • gift Saturday evening TUB RRV. J. BERNARD BOOT af th* Oeagrowational Charrh li •vent ad (Be Rev. Root's SO years ad by Herbert Thuratoss for mmaboro of the eonere ration aa the ev ministry In Sanford, Other* hi Dm picture (left to right) ere: E. T. Ijw s a , Mra. W. W. Lina, Mra. J. W. Eastman M d Mro. William BlUlagalay. (S taff Photo) I i �•- THE SANFORD HERALD »-*.• y r * * „.,* / ,r5 A tmm4 cm THAT'* MrfT/ Y KUSH-A/IS-TUVSIE 1AWUM, RIU. w a w «i \ shot, «cm what OF (VTWNATIOHAL W M r tir r « T 50Mf IfAW \ M HIAKP, OMW '■ TH>EV55, «OSUt5 ____ OH WHOTI M M ’I AMY M « -nmtvts f*om MAoma- theim of me(rcA L ctn rrv. 7r rvntrcokne* i — AH WTECNATIONAt, r O K T . . . y ^ r ........... . O f MONSO/ A f -WUCCWCN'TItHP Mt OM TN» shying MISSION * YOU vtmc. rr WOtAOMtAH A ION* Sf A MOrASe-AHOCHCe . T r t f l , YOUV K ON X X * 1 o w n ; n o * i r m o * u*.' / THAT'S IT, R A W .' j r t l f RA5H.../I*«APy A5 SOON AS SAWN , V »'V»* T*S YfOKVJ J NO UM.PLtmOl ouafts to w * * j js t to t -rwei*type .„i >00 OAK SAJI WTO M IK A A * FISHEKMM WITHOUT. ATTRACTING ATTfNTlON/ W tU R Y TOO X> A 1 TOWN OF FfARL-RSHRS ON OUX COAST, WWtXt , wuu n o v m m e iv t Ou'Aw 13WT IT UITEOLV LUSH, DAO/ I MB AM ISWT THIS ^ BAn-uwa s u ira iM P iy t o o h ia v b w l V — . > . f vcov W MATl3 fT .» -A o e r w o p is c b ? onb Divide t s ^ £ n ■>9 Jhflffk jjd » ij mi PUNWy HOM AU.TVS THEM O O N TTUO M OUT/. !: *H JN K **M S f ? * A M e V n t LKSLi uj aayjTiTr- m ACCIDENT PICTURES • IT. PAUL, Ulan. UP) - A plan |to squlp th* stats hl*hwsy pst trol to t photographic* traffic } oMlAsnts ha« bat* approved bp VEAH/TWE CAMECA nn the toih day of June. A. D t i l l •he following deecrlbed pareonal nronertv eat forth la aald fla il da. eras. to-wiij Ona t i l l Cadlttae "ir> 4 Or. Her. A Utr. No S ltM lIll uJJJIed ihla 31th day of May, A. D. In rei SUUto of W A W m K. SEWELL • Sanford Ava.. Hanford. Flarlda. tinr Aar tha fictitious ra n t of HKMI• NOLB SPURTINO OOODH and that ! wa lotaad to raalatar aald u u a with ! tha Clark ot tha circuit Caurt. Bam: laala Couatr. Florida, la accordaaca ! with tha tirovlalan of tha Fletftlout t Kama Statute, tn.wlti Saetloa 111:01, Da bald Smith la * c ik c u it • fh o o l A d m U lilra tlo n BuUdlnt, Com m ercial A v a , Sanford Florid a, a t w hich tim e and nlace tha bide w ill be v u b lie lv o se s ed and read b’ oud. . ftp aetflca llon . m ap bs ebtalaad for Stmlaolo County. Plorlds. re* earjee tha rleht lo rajaet any and/or all hide or to walva any fafermalltm In tho hiddlas. No hid fhall bo with, drawn for a porlod o f ftfteon (11) dart auheanuant to tho opeolng af Tr<im the Architect. Joha A. Ilurton bide without the content ot the IV, 111 Sanford Atlantia National Board. It T. Mllweo, Secretary Uanh tlulldlnf. Sanford. Florida. The. auccasaful bidder will be re. Superintendent of Publle laatructlen qnlrad to tarnish and M r for astlaJOHN U BnUMLUr factor* nerfnrmtnea and Mvmaal Chairman. Board of PuhHt bond or bonds. tlori^al*** fBr **m,*°l* CMa*F> The Board af Public laatrugttnn In Probate. T o AH C ro d lIa n and Poroaaa S e e ta e C la im . ay O om sado A s a la o t Said I aJPQAA W .ia ,i.r .«,W 4Tf in cot n r o r v / r a messa J J S S j TMttSBukk k p a o k a tf m W / r a tv q G o fa a a — a n d p r i o r i la tha Court o f tha coualy In d ia Seminal* C'aaatr, Flarlda. P IC tm O V B N A N * i ^ ^ T U Q N S O OUT W M R V N C S b T E R R fP / V Daceatad. Legal Notice . — B U f THE OWES Y X » TOOK T j QP M « Wit h O T H It) p *R e s o y s a q i . rm m i GOOFED.' O. P Herndon • tbs Minnesota attornay general's Clark of aald circuit Court By U 1, llurdlch, DC • office. The pictures will bs used Circuit Court Saal i in cowpiling accident prevention : O W ES OF YO U AM O ME tm m w u 'S H t t h r a n u K t ftatVl^tT NO. SMS aClTIKEN'S UAN1C. CHARLOTTE Flalatlff |MAnVIN MTUIlk * ; n otice o r w ontoaoh * rnn*£l J CMUtlB* SAMI »V CLERK t Natlca la harsbr divan purauant li® .* . -P **^ '* of Fnrsrloaura !A atjd Slav tl. ltlS and aatarad In ! ChaaMrr.Ca.a Ho ta n ef tha C|r. '• a l l Caurt af tha Ninth Judicial d r; cult In sad fur Srrnlunta Cnuntr, i fin rIda. wbaraia Cltlisn'i Hank. ART MMX QUICK PACT* OHths Wbi| Dswi la sutomobiles today Batata, You and oach o f you aro hereby n otified and renulred to nraaeat aav c la im . and damande which you. or eith er o f you. m a r h ere aealnel I ha e tla ta o f W A L T E R E. S E W K L U dacasa-d lata o f aald County, to tha County. Judge o f Sem laola Cuun* tr . Florid a, a t hie o lflc a In tha court houee a f aald Countv a t Sanford. Florid a. W ithin ela h t calendar tnontha fro m tha tim e o f the flre t puhtlcalloa o f thle nntlca. Each d e lm or demand ahall be la wrlllnet. and ehall etate the place o f realdenca and poet o ffic e addreee o f the rla lm ant. and ehatl bo oworn to b y tha rlalm an t, hie naan! o r attorn ey, and any eueb claim o r lo m s a d not to W>uoLaV s^ nI tWow ,n u iA ?B »1* U ,r * , * r Sanford. F lo rid a Nnla Stindbery AnVNRtTSBNKNT FOB BIDS Tha Hoard of Public Initrudlnn for Hrmlnola County. Florida, will racalva btda for tha fiirnlahfna o f all laliur, malarial., aquHimaat and aarv* Icaa raoulrad for tha Raronrjna and itaplaclca nf Bhaatmatai Work on Junlnr Utah School ButldU* Baaford florlda-, until.I I :M a M . Just SI. I l l * at tha nfflod af tha lunarIntandaat of Eublla Tnatructlob. General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY a n can n a sT n u n As required by law, eO dog* In th* City ef Sanford, Florida must be vaccinated egalnet rabiee, and th* vaccination tag continually wens by doge on coIW or henna* for (he fellewiag year. In order to accommodate deg owner*. Dr. Raymend B***. Veterinarian wiU be at tha rear of tha City Hall July 3 to vaccinate dog* from 1:30 p . M. to 4t00 ? . Mand July 10, from 1:30 P. M. to 4:00 P. M. After August l oB dog* found without n tog certifying they hive been vaccinated for rabiee for year o f 1IM will bo Mbjoct to being picked up by th* Petlco and It cradles a hlg, new322-eubio-Inch Vfi engine that s record-high in -ocw« that can guide you to aimirt power and compression, and ttovs sod nm l smart buy? crammed with engineering news even the costly can can’t claim. Then Usten-it won’t take long. Tha 1986 Buick ha* so many now It mi kes the most of every bit of davalopmaots—in styling-in power powerwitha newversionof Variable - 4a pcrfoRnonce-in ride and han­ Fitch DynaHow* that’s tho most dling—that it is, literally, the bci' efficient yet With a new develop­ ment the engineers call M doub!o Buick yet That's Fact No. I regeneration," Dynaflow gives you And Fact No. t proves Iti Buick great newacceleration fromthe first today is mar* strongly entrenched thrifty inch of pedal pressure. Even than ever ia the top throe of the btfort you twitch the pitch. Botkm’s bast selien-outselling all other can ia America asoept two of And this "56 Buick cushions you in the softest ride ever. Shows an the wall-known smaller cars. uncanny sense of direction onevery Ona big reason for this success is curve and turn. Puts a whole new tha strapping new Buick SncaALhks th* cm pictured bar*. Xt*s priced right close to those •mailer cars-but, Ilk* every *58 Buick, It’s e whale of a lot more ■ew car for ths money. feeling of safety, security end ity into every mile you driven So before you buy any car—catch up on the latest nows. Com* try a 56 Buick. When you sco tiow much now automobile your money cm buy, we don’t thinkyouUeversettle for less. •NewAdvancedVariablePitchDyt it th* only Dynaflow Batik baiUt today, ft li mandard a » fT-'-irr'fij Sapor and Centary-optioaal at mo*sW ytttra coN on tha t/wciaL �VPB WAWUWW. 81 Cases Of Polio Reported This Year Enterprise By HI LEN SNODGRASS Promotion exercises for the ' W * V;,d® ° [ l lh,e ErU,r^ ' » Junior High School were held at the school auditorium on Thursday earning. Invocation waa given by the Rev. Frank Glcnia* ter. The members of the clast pre­ sented a play "Junior's Journey” depicting scene* from hli school life up through the eighth grade. This most novel type of program was directed by Mlaa Rachel Harrllsa. their home room teach­ er, who was later in the evening presented a gift of appreciation from the class. Preceding the presentation of special awards and promotion certificates by County Superintendent, George W. Marks, of DcLand. Mr*. Bascom Carlton, president of the P-TA presented Mr. Marks a gift of appreciation for hi* part in the closing rsercisoa each year of the school. Mr. Marks is retir­ ing after 34 years as County Sup­ erintendent, Members of Uie Mass receiving certificates were Herman Allman, Robert Brooke, Barbara Ann Clark, Carol Corson, Elaine Darn­ ell, Shelda Farley. Carl Frctwcl, Walter Gandy, Marie Goodwin, Linda Hart, Jean Hutchinson, Dexter Lacy, Jimmie Petersen, Carol Reale, Margery Petersen, Giil Taylor, Alice Toney, and WASHINGTON UP-Hnited Air John Wilson. tine* has opened It rank* to yet*n«r and taller airplane-strw* _ The W'SCS met at the home of Mr*. Bucom CarHoff, TOewfay arde**es. United stewardesses In Ihe fu- evening with Miss Edith Quirk of lure may he a* tall a* 5 feet 9 Pci,ami as apreial guest, who inches, in«lntd of 5 feet 7. and as »poke concerning Ihe purpose of Ihe United Council of Church vot-ns as 20. instead of 31. United said higher ceilings In Women, During the business session the modern planes made the first charge poupthle. and that a «hort- budget for the year was presented age ef stewardesses dictated ihe ami arcepted and plan* were made fiw an lee cream serial to «erend. he held during July. The roffee urn obtained by the group for the UloM whalt*, almost erHnrt church kitchen, through the tale fn 17S0 non- anprgr tn he mak­ of vanilla extract waa presented ing a comeback under Intsma- snd admired by the group. Re­ tinnal protective regulation*. freshments were served by the JACKSONVILLE <r - At Ihe »tar of the utually heavy *ummer polio aeiaoni Florida has few­ er cases than In any of the past five years. For the first *3 weeks of the year there hava been It case* reported in tha atate. Last year there were IS* cases In the corresponding period. In 1954 there ware KM. in 19S3 thne were 114, (n 1953 there were *5 and In 1931 there were 107. Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, state health officer, aaid undoubtedly the use of Salk vaccina is con­ tributing lo the decline. But only J4.9 per cent of Ihe rligible children up to the age of K have received one or more vac­ cine injection*. Dr. Sowder said xupptien are adequate and parents should see that their children get the prolection it orfers. Included in thn tola! of 91 rases this year arc 39 paralytic, 39 nonparalytic and 24 unspecified. There were three deaths through March, the latest for which figures are available. Stewardesses Will Be Younqer, Taller ACCORDING TO TNSTIUCT10NS CHARLOTTE. N. C„ (ft — A 1 until elderly Negro woman went to the American Red Cross rhapter house and wound up in the office of Mina LcRue Courtney, director of homo amice. And wfiat could aha do for the s *s Tiiitor? Milt Courtney inquired. a a* " I don't wmt nothing special, C:M thank you," tha woman Mid. "I a it ' Just brought you m.v inter*." * 1* IS Rhe handed over a batch of un- a t pn fmpenad pera«nal mail. : u IP Each letter bore a cancellation T: I ftft atamp raiding "Glre to the Red « 1* %a.* Cron." *;!* ft lft «ft Aftar riming, thete lac* matt lft !ft 1ft will dry quickly and retain their 11 Oft h original ahapa without any 11:1 1t lift wtratching or ironing. The''re tiito avaitahl# in white, natural, and < Sft delicate decorator pa«tct» in fiva oattenii which ranga from mod#ftn* to period. 1! «t *:4I 7 aft ft.oft P;aft ft fft If I ,\ I I »ft 11;f ft 12 ftft TELEVISIO N $ * ft* Th1* L ir d o f O 'l^i ».aft K f n11 KohJica tshow III Oft KHm Kir• 10 n U ii i i i. 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Valiant f*Kdr Naftrrh Kf>r Tom orjroi 13. i1ft Haiuirt Radio i m fVnrtrt 1vr»uft K*l» Aid!ft A N** a fHiirii»riTian IlA.lt* Til llnltin Ilond I * LllCT ll#rpmh*r UHdft Ptudiu •* (mr»• H up ** A »«Allft<l *• ftnH Cummins# I I no Ilfftnrt l.p« Paul, M arr T ra il.# W #*f I aa a ta l .a I ta a ii Sill T it T It t IS lilt a 14 ! t" ta ta 10:i a l«:»4 li.aa I'Bt I *1 *<tl (ill • 14 til t aa t 44 I It I *1 I N • .1 4 >4 I II 4 I* II tt ia 11 II II It.** II M Ills t! M tV ** 111 I II 1 tl (•II 1 II i w n a - it a m e mm xn n r r a a . . aavnai m kaanaa TV. nkvthm near Mu.tr >1 lu n .ia Warn at Pn nenrta IVnnx laaraat H»r»r| Twilight Por.ta niirtiaa <>a 4 n ..a great** Mutle Mai -U - Tnt lla u Night glnioa I'altaa Natiana 1 he Khvlhitt Ilnur at Hama wna Waat* Newt i j i m . t . call Ta rtare* giga urt r r ia o it in a a ia g Otgw (m l a . a i . t Dali Ta M m w H ie . Wrawharw Rrwe Marita llaparl Nawa Navaa O'atacfc ( l i t Nawa Wl«rta At a Olhwaa iM t .M fholra Mnralag Darnllawa llitnuiir rime W..*14 «t Nina Mertilhg MatnJiaa ll.ra m l Tiara til* ctab g»wa tttl Clav Kapaat rirnnaiaw errvM aoag Werll At Nate Na* in Farm DlgeM II.r fCnnn Itanrb AnirtVan t.r.aua hi d it I via* ghnw Hull garn.a Praalaw Tara Ttiwa Nawa Tt»e Tima witb pci forilcd blndmgtape.Tha wailbeard llicn waa primed with a good quality site, let dry, and decorated with wallpaper. , Tt give the illunon of open•lnn*.>, a « nllpaper wiih widely .pared tJerign wav ■rlteted. Tho rriling and adjoining wall were covered with a textured paper, repealing on* of the softly muted rrlora in tin wallpaper on tha long wall. SPECIALS G ET SET FOR A W O N D E R F U L CAREFREE V A C A T IO N IN A R EA LLY F IN E USED CAR. LET US W O RRY W IT H Y O U R O L D C A R -W H IL E YO U D R IVE A D EPEN D ABLE O N E FR O M A D EPEN D ABLE DEALER LOOK!- NO PAYMENTS TILL AUGUST-LOOK) ____ # § m m - r n E v m ii.K T i i w S S PowergHde V * ** ** N ew Palnl • T ire* m 4^ 0 * < 1 J U * \ Mm M 4 % U M I P J C A D IL L A C <0 Special 5 f t A lr CondHIonad Beautiful BUck FInlah M J I A W # I I W\ 9 # (■ * % M OLD8M OIJII.E 88 Sedan Hydramatlc R A H New I’ alnl— Seal Uovera § m m 5 5 * * * * # m m 5 tha off-center door, no longer in uie, with a protruding doorknob, plu* old-faihloned wall panels jutting out unhandiM-.cly. Pcraute wallpaper team! read­ ily with wellboard, h»re's how a new room waa created, fieri tho doorknob waa removed. Ntat, wollboard in four-by-eight-fool panel., waa roiled on, tha odgea (where panel* r >u.e togrtlwr) filled with ccmint and covered FREE V A C A T IO N 5 # ■ ■ «« Walk into any home and whtra ,,’do you And aha family? In the apecial room that'a ceay, comfort* pV* and caaual. our home h(in*t apaca for ing “ family room." lhara j » of uiing wallpaper to 11ca.e an extra room. For h u m . ■1e, in tha akttcb above, left, tho long, narrow room waa going “ un* uacd" become there wean t any wall spate for furniture. Note Find Your Name HOLLER'S 5 W:Pntz fceiUii to lb* 18 member* pres­ TTffi SANFORD TfFRAT.D Mon. Jun« 18, 195ft P a t* # ent. ■ ■■■■■ — ■ r .Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Dinning MAN ACQUITTED and children, David and Carol JACKSONVILLE, (ft - Edward ■~* the guests of honor at g farewell party given by Mrs. F. W. Crockett Jr„ McClenny builC. Long, Mrs. J. V. Richard*, ncuman-raneher, wai acquitted last night of a charge he corrupt, Sirs. Warren Iliac and Mr*. Cecil ly tried to influence Jurors at jsls Seller* Wednesday evening it the moonshine conspiracy trial in Kovember. Florida Power clubhouse. A second charge that Crockett Game* and contest a were enjoy­ ed through tha early part of the Induced another man to contact Jurors ended In a mistrial whoa evening and a gift from the group the federal court Jury deadlocked. a set of TV traya and * scrapbook Crockett's moonshine conspiracy depicting their activities while llv trial atio ended In a mistrial 4nd Ing hers for the past three yean. has not been retried. Refreshments of cake and punch LOW BID were served the approximately GAINESVILLE, (ft — The ap­ 33 guests attending who were Charles Everett, Mrs. Elise Wulf, parent low bid on tha University Mrs. Neighbors, Mrs. McDawell of Florida teaching hospital was Mr. n. C. Carlton, T. W. Carlton, 16,249,377, submitted by Arnold Mrs. Wiggins, Mr..and Mrs II. R. Construction Co. o( West Palm Iliera, Susan liters, Mr. and Mr*. Beach. The firm also is builder of tho Harvey Dunn, Harvey Dunn Jr, Linda Dunn, Carol Rcalc, Mr. and new medical school classroom Mr*. Warren Hise, Helen Snod­ building. grass, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Long, LPviJa and Palsy lx)ng, Mrs. Cecil Sellers and Connie, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. HlchanU, the Rev. anil Mrs. her The Modes Ii. II. Carr, Joe Petersen, Mrs. J. W. Padgett and tha honored gundi. .Mr. and Mrs. Dinning hava lived Each day the name* of TOUR here for ihe past three year* and people nppear In the Classified have been employed at the Chltcolumns of the Sanford Herald drn’s Home but will leave this weekend to make their home in for FREE guest ticket* to tho Movie land Rtde-ln and the Tampa. Tho Rev. and Mr*. Robert II. Hit* Theatro*. Carr end fare!!;', paste* ef *ha If your name aprear*, ellp. R n r n e t t Memorial MfthodlM rtnirch wcrt-gucaU-of-honor at a th# nd. It I* your free truest farewell supper held In the church pas*, (a servico fee -of—lOe is annex Tuesday evening, given by charged at the Ritx) members of tho church. An infor­ Prricnt your Sanford Herald mal song period followed the sup­ per hour. Liler In the evening Guc*t Pass at tho theatro Mrs. Janies V. Richards presented named with some personal a gift from the church to the mln-j Identification, tike O driver* Istrr and family. The Carrs left 1leant* or social security card. Thursday fur their new home in NOTE THE DATE PRINTED Inverness. AT THE BOTTOM OF EACII The Res-. Donald Walling, for­ AD. YOUR PA M MUST BE mer associate pastor of First USF,n BEFORE THIS EXPIMethodist Church, Clearwater will be the new pastor and ha and RATION DATE. his family arrived Thursday. 3 C H E V R O LE T $ Deluxe 2 r w »«> ■ " V ery Nice— New Tlrea X a l t C H E V R O L E T n elalrt a 2 l * w K H «| V8 Powergllde— R ft H / u 1 W J A i i i u ■ # | # A r i W # a A • ' » — Very Clean— One I x A i i # A W | C H E V R O L E T Deluae W J A W Owner m # A w m I P R 5 J * * * * M E R C U R Y Montcruy 4 Door Sedan Fully Equipped | P ft FORD Cuatomline 4 D o o r ^ ffl # 5 f t Fordomatle— R & H lAsral Owner— N ice & M 2 )\ j 1 9 S l l | \ 1 9 | P A C H E V R O L E T Dclus# 5 # 2 Door Redan m m 1 Radio ft H ealer . f J A ^ i 9 | P «% 5 < * * * * C H E V R O L E T 4 Door Mechanically Good Needa PaUtl . ■ I P 5 N A S H Slataaman 4 Door Redan Completely Recondilloned . ^ > 9 ; 9 9 9 9 \ I P A S I J W ■ f # DODGE Club Coupe Hadlo ft Heater B elter Hurry on ThU HUICK • DODGE . PON* T IA C — C H E V R O L E T PLYM O U TH Choice o f A n y $ < & U M U # ^ ^ ( f f l f l * | P A Z A 5 (1 * FO RD Cuatomline 2 Door Redan CHOICE O F T\4'0 M . | | | | 0 0 S 1 9 9 GOSPEL M E E T IN G CHURCH of CHRIST Th e Lumber Numbor fur Kuddrn Servico H ILL SECOND S T R E E T ft E L M A V E N U E ENDS JUNE 20th Lumber & Supply Yard SAM BINKLEY, Evangelist SIS W. Third SL Sanford, Fla. Now o f P f u i c o l i , Flo. SERVICES N IG H T L Y A T 7U5 ___ O ver W T R R Mon.-Fri. 10:00 A . M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES SA V E D O LLA R S AT H O L L E R 'S OPEN EVENINGS 'TILL 9 2 n d S t & Palmetto Ave. Phones: 1059 - 1 2 3 4 s �* ' • 14VT- •v . y ,j, — Cain Makes Implying Statement* liip o rU R t Job Facing County; Raassnssment O f Property OQuelisatioB of Iu m , for the simple :w m tbit vro frit, hi thla instance that jfwna port of (ho eompolfB o« the Usues tfora bob* brought oot by tb* candidate*, v T. Now that tho eoxnty lo eoofrootod with •mmti'i iaemm la tho minage to produce additional Main for roods aod oehools it Is Vtfaao to drtf tho situation oat and toko ; A good took ot What Jo botof {££ SmoUsotioo of toast hts not been disoosoed voeoatly by tho Boord of County 'Commiestoiien. However, wo do know that '‘ttnMeo into tho coot of o eoanty-wido eariSyaiidvoaooosnnont of ail poreota of proaartr, hovo boon mada. * From this Information thdro eamo tho Vm* that tho ooot of aneh o survey would -*ot bo aa groat as many bare predictod Wo baHoro that It la tirao that tho Board ri i County Comndsalonora got additional from thooo who would mako aueh a •mnty and roasaooamont for tho county and - got tho work started. I w r y d o y that wo hold bock on thl. o*. Wamdly Important job, Bomlnolo County to tester greet Quantities of money. Nwne pesgls are paying on* tax and «M tr next door neighbors ere peytag onjtfbsr. ^B vsn taolfy our schools ore getag to suffer ■Ihr there must be a greeter expansion profrom In thle category thaa la now presmtc nlannod. « Bonds am needed In every section of the ■mnnty and money most be provided to furntah the materiel, and labor to create them. Them le no denying on the pert of anyone .toot seek a need le evident Z To tower the tax mfltoge the reassessmoat end survey must be completed—the denser we wait the more money to tost gastsd that matters ratatlag ta se­ By IAMBS NA1LDW Proas ffawa Aaalyst curity should bs aoparnted from WASHINGTON l » Harry P. loyalty and that suitability should bo separated from security.” Cola, after IS moaths' of shock Thla laths background for what mat- aat aa Praaldaat Bissahaw- tolcrod next: o r■ iscurity program, baa provtdsd a bit of ahock about tho Praaldaat Praaldaat Truman had a double prog am: One for getting rid of himtall tha disloyal; tha ether for boune. Caia, after a talk with glass- lag people who ware ” rUka" In hswar, mada a automate which caa tha jobs they h all If Brad by a bo interpreted ta Implying tha department head, thay eould ap­ Freakiest doaaat uadenUnd kla peal to a loyalty review board gjvaramant’a “ security risks." which might oramile thalr boas. Iltaohewar had indicated prtvL Elsenhower wrapped this dual coaly ha t*<et undarataad I t Cola program la ISSI for one which has aald ha thlaka Klaenhowar’a mada no distinction between a man aIdas don’t tall him about dstella considered disloyal ar ana who of tha program. migiit bo a "risk” because ha Caia, formar Bapubllcaa aanater drank ar talked too much. All ware tram aWahlagtue, daos tba appo. listed under “ security risk.” site of moat BapubUeaaa who bald Aad Eisenhower aaollskad the thalr Magvsa whan thay dlstgraa review board Now a department with Blaaahawar. bud has tba final say on firing. Bapuklicana bars triad te make Cate has protested that too often political capital out af tha pro. n mu te fired without a fair dunes gram, aver etne« Elsenhower « • te be haard nr avan without fair aaadad It la IMS, by boasUag af cauiW trtU oa. haw many “ security risks" ware Cate told tha subcommittee, af­ ousted. Cain has baaa attacking It far is maathe as unfair ta ladlvidWin. reason that w* ar* operating our county government on tha basis of 1918 taxes and tax assessments. W* don't bciievs that tha Seminole Coun­ ty Assessor of Texes could, ta the face of the problems that confront the county as a whole, and In the face of tax inequities, tun down and refuse to use tho aurvey end reassessment o f all properties within Seminole County* The moot Important piece of work to be done In th* county today to the survey and reassessment of ell property—and It's time to get the Job done rl<rht now. Tax Cut There le o atralfht-iine eonnoetlon be- Everything depends, however, on the kind of tax out decided upon-e deetoioB Congress seems likely to mako before tony. Tho big Issue Is whether Congress should give tax relief only to tho lower Income roups or whsthsr there should bo o general tax cut which would Include person. In tho —ijji. Knakota. Tho amoral tax cut la favored by stony bocauio it would make more money svanahle for Investment In new business or business expansion, Today, meet of the money for ouch Investment comm from personi !" «>• middle and upper Income brockoto who ore | a T . | Q Too Late To Classify Thla give* .14 aad camfbct te , | Q Q 0 ^ Id S S IT y th* Democrats' eharga* that tha 9 •acurity program te • “ number* »T nvasxLL i a y whu« » « . broadcasts as TV gam*”— a phrase Cate himself has used. Democrat* say that without UaU« “ d rtdi# m r 5 “ * * dlstteettea it tempt tho disloyal la T JsJTK E ***** lt “ * * * * “ *"* w“ **-they 4a aat taU aaongh af tka with gottlpa aad druaka aa “ se­ curity risk*.” c**,r *• " “ tog*****,s* * lnu‘ stary ta satlafy • panea. Wa atm This te also unusual because jjjjj Ctte’a Job te la Jeopardy. After * U S h iS L ^ I ™1? T * .*_*?*? T T T be failed te gat rt-olectod te UU, Elsaahawor put him oa th* Sub^ ^ t Adio 1Bg yy wegtoai Bsiiaga veralva Activities Centra) Beard. £ ‘ a f£ W f f i B - p U B T B S B Hla term exptres te August Units* E l ttoy **5 for * Mack uo ly from TV, «vae Mack aai white, reappointed by Elaeahewer, ht'a -.f 9 _ . # A lL u a J—. s* ■ — ■ I — m «u( m rlll m a lm a e a e e a » * a aaIu out Ho Mya ha aspects te k* dropped because af kte attacks aa tho a*, eurlty program. At hit own re­ expect e good return on their holdings. I f 5 3 to t l ? - E W«hU’ ipriagi. s S S to and S S tCate S Stalked l S Iwith i Eteanhower quest, taxes absorb too big e sham of this return, there to little Incentive ta take that risk. I t follows that the less taxes the more Incantive there Is for investment, end consequently. the better the dtoBMO for new or expanded business. And, of course, everyone beneflta when new plants grow up in e continuity or exietteg ptonte expend. Individuals m joy more Bt*J?** . . . . _____ , They analysed the Impact of new In* dustry on local busteeae firms in nine eoum ttoo end turned up tome euiprlateg facta. For every 109 aew factory workers to a community, these thing* happened: Personal Ineoma taersaaed MtO.OOO Bank deposito went up $170,000 Retail sides seemed 9000,000 The 100 new factory Jobs else brought T4 new jobs in other Unde of work, 10T M , , ■MEach day jk, *ia lika a >*• . to rsdto ■ •to B ^w r* ISka H aaap smaag tba IS m art lm partaut aad baaUavad wemaa of bar Uma. But aha la prosdoat af a ll of tha day to a a fraaldoat rra a klta D, Baooavah, praaaatlag bar ta Xlag Oaarga aad Quota BUukatfc af BagUad. aatd: ^ **n ia is Kate Sm ith; thla la id gsaat ap> Am arlea." * • m >• . * * to - to ra . B a to rrs .B ls s b a * i Way war. aaUief at from *00 f ^ i ^ t h a ^ S U d #So.^ S v ,w .«y SwJ Mt hr , tu b m . k t n i h u i "aStr* m ufiZl tmTwS u £ Z\?!r “ **“ *• * * * * * to-* M,m a taar ar aa age- >t 1* « • ■ H pwtad mat gead sractlcal ealar g*« J. m j l i . *t srouad JJJ; , ri iAnabi pra-1 ducara of TV programa aitlmata' that man wiu kt at laaat too :------------ B S B l H H M m u “- -v 1 1 1 w& 3 aa far ai tba audiaoea la coacarsto < * * todtaad ta agrea with “A wriiSg.** Calu "L M ^ u r iy df.ctiAfor tha di»af M producu. nay fairly mak. yaur mouth water tad tali Juat aa black and white edvarMotel wa* largely supplanted In utiaaal magaalnaa by color, to wll coor TV eommorclate replace * white for tboy do a . Jab. You can rest assured advertisers would not tho money they da for such program* uateea thay paid off. Concern* like Colgato-PalmoUvs Company, Cwryater Corporation, toad, Procter % Osmbto and athora am new aeaoaariafl etveral W. •.: U tt peaMbte le sure teale Mar with mediate*, If it te taught In limit Answer: la T7» • ■ | i "I T * Q T * ® ** First at First Federal _ O T dida't hint tiwm; circuit, aad edvartUlag as, mate Tear budget should always start with KS r iid Stelf E rif ^ ^ r aha 5 T s 2 r i. J 2S .t w T T M t e « a d Wa i d V w i i U a n k t e n ! u a !d % to £ iw M amU> aad a a vu S ** ** -*■ M T IW '__________________ m o , i tk ■ ^ T E L L l K i r : Plant To Bt Built Ntflr p«nwcola future by acting wisely to th* present - p f NV C04 * - * • * to I . to A ** *toeamkav aa a W m illion Amarteaa CyaaamU Co. ri* a t soar Paaucala te pvaduto a saw acrylia taatUa Akar, affietaU swwwwsd fluiraday. ■ere Is the beet place tor A i C l . T t o r i iM w I B ampUy sto m .a s SAVE 10* SECURITY Baaa County. T h a n mill! teal n a n a Item top f9ur savings account at First Federal. Each month you should protect your hi m il* ly krlgbteM your whole outiootet oa Ufa and givaa you aa omo* uoctal uplift Aad that's good far i s”5221uS' ‘iL Z ! ^ S?*«SVS call, tbam ' m hypaoUe1* i» Actually, tba ilgM amount oC asorclM te good for you. It " » ftr.tu .b l. « i manii. S s t Swan, u aaaatiata K uau“ % £ u • «!• ■ «* *" B I M , w ttk tM M M w i n U m w m iw . aB rtihi avea kiatflTlrl from a How will you kaow whatbac u yeh olotU al aUadpalnt—you you've torn at th la s* a bit too M7 bo tavtttec baw l strain, strenuously t Tou will probably ktt .fiw .^ S ^ frS S T a a l^ r u ? ,fe# k,r* S 1? *LtU UmtU «Mtohht whJek U i p^duciioa eo.u V mS w*,w“*to*- “ • **W; in the bundra* of thouranda, hit daTTrwd tad aecaotabu ta S w w "*• •** ^ y a , world aartaa baaabaU, apara, (o<|u>trr. yM wm t—ing eencem and latartit < . L j _ _ . • _____ T 7 1 || ( j C tbm aka fcam 't baaa abte achlava. *T d lika te opoa a flaw ar ah m a i aatigua ahapr tho aa "b u t Tad w a nt la t aw. Ha aa I ’m aat a gaad kuahanm aa “ Yau’w am,M aald CaUiaa gat Kata, who aaag la chain aa child, la O t|U raUgtaua. g aaya graca Item s ovary ma ^ u a rtH w m a .M U M - . n a —m — » « i^ J V g ! dess °'£'n * 5S*ltt, * *Vlr* •> tiw wwte Hauae i * 1#r progrsmi are bates acka- J J * ■ J "* m toaiwash. duted. k m fall aa4 wiaur seme WMd4rfuJ " m*t ™ * »• * ; •*“ *• Th* florid *navttepmeqt Com- SSIutatffi 'Shu? u fir in ■ l,*k* *M ,h* " bM* “* Wa ea a «m U a a win toaafufSp t f l e l w ^ u S t " as msefe more eOactlva aid imprtaaiva that adrartUaw wba hava toueehokto end n ( population Increase • f a®*. dearly thee* beneflta add on to more end better Jobe, more money t* spend, easier ersdit, more security, better streets end other community Improvwnenta such as battar schools, libraries, perks end playgrounds, M ild Exercise b Best For A Summer Athlete E m ora^an d ^•pportu nlU M and M ta r Job emurlty. altim.ta » - r The community, too, takes on new Ufa t e e ^ n Q aoo.ooa color « u tbia number of waye not generally realised. This pur; soo.ooe ta ou mtiiioa la wee disclosed la a recent study undertaken mi end sumjha. l». atUilo. by the Chamber of Commerce of the Ualtad S ft o S J ter praising Eterabower'a good In­ tentions: "Tba President had thought that • dear distinction was being mada between loyilty cases and security edaae.” That would vo variously Inter, prated: (1) That Elsenhower, who ordered, and algoad tba security program, hadn't road U or dida't understand It; (S) that ha didn’t road tho news, papers which for three years have bean full of stories and editorial* os tha arguments over loyalty and security; ( » that ha hadn’t beard the Democrats wart accusing hla Republican* of dtUberataly trying to mislaid tab public by listing drunks and tba disloyal undtr on* heading te mak* them all loote equally subversive. Eisenhower tola a saws eonfer. ones Jan. ST, 1M4, that hi* admini­ stration didn't want to eharga any. eaa wtth disloyalty or aubvmlv* activity uniats It could bo proved te eourt. Ha said bo doubted any real breakdown — separating dis­ loyal from ri»k*—eold b* provldsd. to the �£oenii f l& M jD M t lA MONDAY Somlnola Baptist Associations! Sunday School Moating will bo con. ducted at First Baptiat Church in DeLand at I p. m. The Boy Scouts will meet at First Fmbytertan Church at 1 p. m. Randal] Lavtndar, aon of Mr. and Hrt, Curtii Lavender and Bill Hexamer, aon of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hexamer, left by but Thursday morning for Jackson* Villa where they boarded a plane Friday evening for Lackland Air Force Base. A t Lackland they art receiving their basic training tn the U. S. Air Force. Mn. Ed Cox and family and Mra. Robert Barg are botna after ■pending the past week at New1 Smyrna Beach. Mr. Cox, Mr. Berg, John Smith and George Faria Joined them during the weekend to enjoy the Seaside Fiesta events. Roger Hodges, ao« at Mra. M. t G. Hodges, Paola Road and Dan*] ny Brumley, aon at Mr. and Mra. ( John Brumley have reglstereu u ; attend the Baylor Bummer camp tor boya in Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. and Mra. Robart Mlncy and daughter are visiting bar mother end family, Mra. Donald Dunn tn New Smyrna Beach. David Leonard, who la a mem­ ber of the U. S. Mai ins Corp, is • visiting his parents on a 11day leave. MR. AND N IB. BOBBY JfcPEEKS, who wer* married recently In the First Baptiat Churcti. She la tha fermar MW» Mary Francta Drew, daughter of Mr. and^tra. nd^Mrt. David D. Drew of 2201 Oak Ava. end ha la the aon of Mr. and Mra. Roy McPeeka of West Virginia. (Photo by Raymond Studio) Miss Marianna Strickland, Miss S^nja and Miss Sandra Monforton were in Ntw Smyrna Beach en­ joying the opening parade for Sea­ side Fiesta. Mr. end Mra. Francis Meriwe­ ther, Mr. and Mra. Bob Crumley end Min Anna Corley spent the weekend at Ntw Smyrna Beach. tooI footnotes to fashion Atom Thin Qsestioi My brother caused an auto ac­ cident la which a mam was kill* ad and his family seriously hurt They ere cuing for 921,000. His Insurerrt covers only 110,000. Caa they actually take hia hemp end earing* to make up the 111,000 balance? PEONB YTT ★ ★ ★ M . Jane Pickens, W . A, Hopkins Speak Vows Saturday Evening A J E t& k . 'With skirt tllhouatea straight m end narrow, blr important alcoves provid# e nice balance. AdJed emphasis can be achieved by decorative stitching used to focus attention on the sleeves of a simple, blouse. You can create your own pat. tarns if you have either an auto, metis awing-needle sawing ma­ chine or one of the eutomatle ■igaaggor attachments, for use on •ithor straight er slant-needle ms41 chinee. Either wey, local aawing center experts tell you how to was decorative stitching to make • simple blouse ea important part af your wardrobe. Select e pattern with full sleeves * aad e simple cellar line, a dressy fabric, since the stitchln « will make the blouse strictly a festive garment. Silk shantung <• Ideal. Use either silk or mercerised v f thread for tho seams, but be aura to uta silk thread for decorative stitching. It has a luster which adds wonderful depth to the dosign. Contsruet the blouse according to pattern directions, remembertag to make pattern alteration! the tissue rather than on tha bleusa such as this, TER HOPKINB Cut sleeves from pattern piece. Then, using same pattern piece, cut a double layer of organdie for each sleeve. Baste double lay­ er of organdit to wrong aids of each sleeve. With light chalk marks, draw parallel lines elong the length of each aleeve, to make stripes, about an inch apart Than start decoraFRIDAY FARR tiva stitching at tha underarm These individual casseroles leek seam. The stitching is don* be­ fore the aleavea era era mad, euf- and taste delicious. Tuna Asparagus, Casserole er attached to the bleuae. Style For moat dramatic .effect, com­ Salad Crisp Toast bine several types af decorative Plum Cobbler ■etching, such as tha solid pyra­ Bavarago mid stitch, tha comb stitch and TUNA AND ASPARAGUS, the platform stitch, all of which CASSEROLE S T Y L I can h# dona aimply by changing l a g r a d l e n t at i can (14 Vi discs on tho aigeagger. Starting with tha comb atltth, a complete ounces) green asparagus, 4 table­ design goes like thle: A comb-1spoons flour, milk, salt, pepper, stitch facing right, two row* of Vi cup graved Parmeean cheese, flattens., ptitth. a Una of comb t cane (7 ounces each) tuna, 4 grated Parmotan stitch facing left a pyramid atltch tablespoons facing right and a pyramid stitch cheese, paprika. Method: Drain liquid from *•feeing left. Tha adg« of tho comb stitch forms tha darkest Una and paraguo Into n measure; add should ha dons in tha darkest] enough milk to mska 1 cups. Molt color thread; tha pyramid atilck butter in t or 1 it-quart sauce­ should be dona in the lighter tone pan over tow beet; stir ta (lour. end the platform stitch will be Add milk all ot once; cook and stir constantly unit! bubbly effective either way. Try to keep a straight line in and thlcksnod; allow to bubbla a your stitching, and guide each few more minutes: add sell and line by the previous lino of stitch-, pepper to taste. Stir in Vi cup tag. Remember, however, that tha Parmeean, Cool, then refrigerate. fullness of tho sloovs will holpa to At serving time, arrange aspara­ disguise a Una that wavers a bit. gus in 4 individual casserole*, Complete construction of tho each holding at lust 1 cup. Drain Motile, and pick up the tons of tuna; break up; arrange tuna over die' decorative attaching in the asparagus; spoon aaue* over) button*. Do not put decorative sprinkle with the U cup Parstitching anywhere else on blousa. mosan} dust with paprika. Bake as this would detract from the In hot (4 ti degrees) oven until hot end bubbly-10 minutes or effect of tho elooveo. longer. Makti 4 hearty earrings. A blouse of thle kind should bo Note: Individual heet-reoisUnt worn with a Jumper in the earn* glass plo disheo (about 9 Inch** ton* aa tha dark stitching, er a slim dressy skirt or pair of Sp­ across and 1 Inch Beep) are fins to use for this recipe ared velvet slacks, Try This O n e How could baby’s crib toys ever get dirty? They're never out at hia crib! Weil that may to. Yet dust float* ta the air. Even you bring dust on your clothes whan you come Into baby’s room. Bo do all his adoring relative*. Tiny babies, who era ituoeptibl* ta germs that would aevar bother a grown-up, must to pro­ tected from possible contamina­ tion by keeping crib toy* immacu­ late with frequent sudsing. Soep end dcirgents, you know, aro safe, efficient cleansing agents. Stic* toby Ja going to put every­ thing ha touctot late Mi mouth, to aura that hia rattles, tie-on crib toys, and cradle gym are sanitary. Have you learned to wash your bonds properly? took to your towel tor the answer. A tolled towel It proof that the user relied on it to da part at the cleaning— instead of plenty ot soap, water, and "elbew gresae." Yon can substitute beet sugar for can* sugar la any m ip s with the seme results. They’re chem­ ically identical, a* use what’s available and ecoeomlca). The First Methodist Church wts th« scene Saturday evening at T o'clock tor the candlelight cere­ mony unliing Miss Mable Jan* Pickens and Walter Roy Hopkins 1a marriage, with the Rev. Milton Wyatt officiating. Mias Pickens is tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Pickens and h* Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hopkins. Tho couple spoke vows before a background of gladioli, baby's breath, fern and palms. Mra. fijlward J. Moasman was organist and Gan* Kronjatger, soloist, ren­ dered "Alwaya," “ Reciuse" and "Tha Lord’s Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, n il lovtly in e tradi­ tional whit* gown of embroidered organdy. It featured a acarlet necklina with • four-tiered skirt and she wore elbow-length mitt*. A finger-tip veil fell from her crown of sequin* and poarlt. The bride's onjy Jewelry wai a string of pearls, a gift of tho groom. Mra. Toby Denby, matron of honor, wai gowned in a ballerina langth drase af embroidered pink organdy and wore wrist mitt*. Sh« wore pearls which were a gift of tha brida and a corsage of crescent shaped roses. MU* Nellie Pickens, sitter of th« bride, and Mr*. Ed Petrrson wer* bridesmaids and wore blue embroidered organdy ballerina length gowns with wrist mitts. Thty also wore pearls given them by tho bride. Claronca Hopkias. brother of tho groom, served as best man while Jo, and Jim Pickons, brothers of tho bride, Edward Mottman, and Joe Stephens of Aiken, S. C., act­ ed as ushers. Mrs. Pickens chose for her daughter's wedding ■ dark biu* drase with laca panel* accented by • cortage of red rose buds. A reception followed ta McKinley Hall which was decorated with fern and gladioli. Assisting at tha reception wore Mn. Edward J. Hell, the Mlaeia Tommy* and Emma Jean Melbvin and Mlia Joyce Milam, niece of the groom. For a wedding trip of a tour of Florida Mra. Hopkins chose a light blue lace dreaa with white accessories. Tha couple will resido la Flora Heights. Out-of-town guests Included Mr. and Mrs.. G. J. Stephana and son Jo* of Aiken, B.C.; James C. Pickens, Anderson, Ind.; Miss Jnsie Pickens, Charlotte. N.C.; Mrs. H. W. Blsntford, New Port News, Vs.; Mrs. Ella Depfer, and Mr*, tlsrry Bunch of Sarasota. lira. Hopktni wai bora In Charleston, W.Va., and graduated from the South Charleston High School alter whicl. she attended tha Charleston School ef Com­ merce. She is employed by South­ ern Beil Telephone Company. Mr. Hopkins was born ta San­ ford and attendtd Seminola High School. H* is in the (arming bus!nets. Lake Monroe ■T GRACE THURSTON Mrs. C. E. Hitteli and Mrs.' 3. H, Tindal, were eo-hostesses Thursday evening honoring Mr. ■nd Mn, Edward Small recently married young couple of Lekr Monro*. The Hitteli home was beauti­ fully decorated with red double hibiscus and ferns. At the end of the living room, was a large table decorated with a lovely white handmade lac* tabl* cloth, cen­ tered by a miniature brid* end groom, standing on a three tiered platform. A large punch bowl we* on on* end 'ot the table, while • large while sheet cak* frosted ta while and decorated with minia­ ture gold Wedding bands was on tha other end of the table. Two white tapers ta crystal holders lighted the tab]*. Dishes of assor­ ted nuts and mints wars also served. The small white wedding napkins were hetd by white lare girders, trimmed with blue satin ribbon and tiny teed pearls. Mra. J. H. Tmdel served tht punch, Mrfa. C. E. Hitteli greeted tho guests and served them. Mra. Herbert A. Thurston strvad tho tiny wedding eakee.' Many delightful garnet were played by .the guastt. Tha prists wore won by Mra. J. 8. Kirk­ patrick, and Mra. Clauda Hawkins. 1%* door prize n won by Mra. Herbert Thurston and the lucky To keep baby's bottle warm, right down to the last drop, lo ­ an insulated crinkle crepe plastic holder; H fits so tightly the! tbe bottle can’t slip or turn. And to keep it sa n ity , wash the plastic with hot aoap or datergent suds. P ^ l Elizabeth Arden Blue Grass Flower Mist number was drawn by iittla Miss Karen Kay Kirkpatrick. Tha brida and groom then openad their lovtly gifts. Those enjojlng the evening with th* young eouple were: Mrs. I Claude Hawkins, Mra. Christine Gibbons. Mrs. g. E. Norwood, Mist Narine Norwood, Mrs. J. 8. Kirk­ patrick, and daughtsr, Karen Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lae, Mr. and Mra. Arnold Ttadel, Mrs. Ernest Hamilton, Mra. J. H. Tindal, Mr. and Mra. Clauda Hitull and Mr. and Mra. Harbart A. Thurston, \/\, ' v i u ' L , J IN I HI A I NI LAST TIME TONIGHT IT A R T f 7:41 LAST SHOWING Blue Grisa TIRED o r MA1WR M EAEFABT THU "* * * * * * 1 ■ AVINO t r o u e l b t h in k in g o r BOMETHINO NEW TO BEEVE YOUE FAMILY NOW THAT THE CMILDRIN ABB OUT OF SCHOOL? TRYOURi CINNAMON ROLLS DANISH PASTRY GLAZED DONUT* •m r, * A w * T * n Man. Jan* 18, i l M Randall Lavender, who has en­ tered the U. A. Air Force and la at Lackland Air Force Base, Tuxas wai given a "Farewell Party" Wedne-rtay evening by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis t.sven­ der, at their home on 1107 Oak TUESDAY Vacation Bible School will be Ave. They er* nslsted by Mias conducted at First Baptist Church Ann Vomdran. for all children, ajo* three to 121 Tha living room of the home yaan, from 1:30 a. m. to 11:30 was decorated appropriately for a. m. tha occasion with yellow and Tha Fidelia Class of tho First Baptist Chorvh will moot with green paper and balloons, Mrs. Harold Devil, 1804 Maple! A picnic supper was served to Ave, at I p. m. Group No. Three the group from the barbecue pit with Mn. Robert A. Williams as and table* ta the hack yard of chairman, will b* hostesses. Tbe Joy-Ruth Sunday School the Lavender's residence. The Class of tho First Baptist Church meal consisted of hamburgers, hot H IM MILDRED MILLER M M will hold It* monthly class moot­ dogs, with all the trimmings, ly graduated from the Woman’* ing at 7:30 at tha ome of Mra. Ver­ hiked beans, pouts chips, soft College of til* University -ef ■North Carolina. Sha wai aM a| non D. Hardin. 1328 Forest Drivo. drinks and cake. Tha Sanford Tourist and shuffleAfter eating, th* guests enjoyed th« 440 candiditoi for dagraea board Club will hava a hamburg­ dancing and topped off th* enjoy­ in tha WC’a 44ih Commence­ er barbecue at I p. m. Member* able evening with a watarmiton ment. are ashed te bring silads or dis­ cut Those attending the eparty with The energetic but tiexpetieoeed serts. "Randy" wen Miss Kaye Jen­ homemaker la Inclined to Mart WEDNESDAY kins, John Clarke, Mis* Sara JaeTh« Girl Scouts will meet at obson, Bob Mitehsll, Miss Marty washing wall* and woodwork up First Presbytsrian Church at 3:30 Cameron, Bab Armstrong, M ill ■t the top, then work her (ggy p. m. Joyce Ann Benton, Bill Hexamer, down. But that’s net th* way the Tn* Mid-Week Bible Hour will Gregory Walker. professionals do IL They knew be conducted by the Rev. A. G. Miss Pat Harrington, Tsddy from experience that water which Mclnnli, pastor of ttie First Walker, Miss Betty Ann Johnson, Prasbyterlae Church at 7:30 p. John Bowen, Miss Ann Vorndran, triekl* down ever a soiled Hrm. Billy Tyre, Don Fishsr, Mr*. face Isavts streaks at eoeesatte* The Chanroi Choir will rehears* Minavah Williams. L. C. Laven­ ‘ ted dirt that art difficult to re­ at First fr**b)tert«« Church at der, Mr, and Mr*. W. W. Tyre. Mr. move. T:30 p. m. and Mrs. Lavtndtr and Raadall'l instead; begin your watl-abd Bible School will b* conducted sister Judy. woodwork-washing at tha bottom at Firat Baptist Church for all and work your way up. Suda « d children, agas three to 12 ytars, Handbag deslgnara hare goito rinse-wipe a small area at a Unto, from 1:30 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. all out for clear plastic bags— overlapping atrokas so ao itrasks Dr. W. P. Brooke Jr. will laid eithsr soft er the rigid box type. will mar tha finished work. the midweek prayer asrvic* at And you can keep them Ilk* tie* First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. with ■ few dibs of a sudsy New garment! made at eyten, Roy Britt will lead the masting ■ppong* Inside and out. Just place of th* Sunday School Cabinet at the plastic bag on a clsan towel, Orion, Dacron, er ether synthetic fibers will be list irritating to a First Baptist Church at 8:11 p.m. fluff up aom* stiff aoap or deter* sensitive er "allergic" skin . i f gsnt suds, dip In your swing* laundered before wearing. Use TNURBOAY ■nd gantly wipe each smudge Tha Naval Officers Wives* Club clean. Dry fes bag promptly and plenty at aesp er detergent suds, * luncheon will be held at Jim Spen­ it will stay lovely for many a and has* extra wall cer's Restaurant at 13:30 p. m. season to come. Th* Junior Choir of the First Htwlcal Im traM dR U Presbyterian Church will rthsars* •ala* — Repair* tonight at yeer at 3:43 p. m. at tha church. HI-FI-VM Racerdsrs—PteyeN Tha Youth Choir will rehears* at PR A IR lf 1 A K F First Presbyterian Curcb at 7:30 p. m. Jaws* caewsy Ca Vacation Bible School will b* TRIBUTE TO conducted at First Baptist L.iur.. A B AD MAN for all c.nldr-n r i * ’ *' years, from 9:30 a. m. to U:30 a. THE 8 U N m. Tha Junior Choir will rehearse SH IN E S BRIGHT MUSIC SHOP at First Baptist Church at 4:U 9994 coder e l 99th SL p. m. Ptoee 9971 Tha Intermediate Choir will re­ hears* at First Baptist Church at 7 p. ra. { Tha Adult Choir will rehearse at First Baptist Cnurch at ■ p. m. '-s-iood supper end pro­ gram moating will to hold at . ... w.puei v.lurch at 7 n. m. ^ C e tp e o o £ w . c io u d s Horry Weir of Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital will bo th* featured spsaksr. MIDI R IT E Randall Lavender Guest O f Honor At Farewell Party w r r a c ir r o r u* uiiii.se roi out <v MS TALI’I Me Me Me AND MANY OTHER I WEST BOLL VARIETIES. WR MAYS O N I TO FLB ASI RVERY TASTE. ROLLS ARC READY AT I ’M A. M. - H FEAT— 7:11 T l U f WEDNESDAY? SPECIAL t CINNAMON BOLLS.............................. *»e LEMON D ANISH ----------------------- ---------- - <»* Mi. RADIO ROLL! - ............ ..... .... —... - .... — S it Roe. 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"Will you huig the coat m tht lobby—I think it must be Knua*. And then you might take ■ a Apron downstairs, I’m (ltd S u f * Sera. Undo. I wanted to S o n Mlaa Adamant, and led Lindt K w u fh to kla tntld* office, hta A n d lingering upon her shoulder. ' -Bha looked up at him. "t’va fust Beard about ml**." “ Tee." Hie eyee searched her fee*. "I went to Mafgartt—than Borne." jb"OB. Alan, do you suppose . . ■ id pray that ha la." Alan event K t a UU of his going to Margaret. P fctU take this, of course. MarE a t has tha vaguirad stuff." ■ W y s * suppose there Is a chance E m a y hava aaoapad alive?" • •Until we hear different, are ■Bat BaUeva la that chanca.” vpYpu maan whan I talk to her—" as Alan nodded. Ha sat hack tn hla Muir, hia face sum. but aarana, tap. Linda sprang to har feet "Faa’re taking tt aion’t you?" ai|a ertad. "Tan's* Just like har. Oh. haw t ■anvy yaa ’ T h e r a t a w a l Your R r a f t k and yaur—your aureoaoo m g: yau havt strength! Bomatlmea ¥ rebel agotnat tkffam ily—its— BMidityt INK t anvy R, too, and wish that l Bad tt-lhat I beM g a A " Bha aat doom agata In Mwtkair, • . . ’ ■■■ i. Alan Baud the tana of kyattrie; Mp know that aba waa voicing her M a t shout Bites. But ate* area Alas tailing him- "What yau rebel against" ha MI4 deeply, "la tha restraint which jta'am impeaea on her family." «• Cdada laahid up. -Mar wet lashes Masag Bask, her rad lips trambled family" Alan know tt la. and yow have every right to revolt again* the haste tyranny of blood ties. But, for Pete's sake, girt, don’t pity your­ self because you havsn't that 51004.** ■he looked up, her cheeka scar­ let. "Alan—'' ■ Me nodded and acid, "Them e n difference, you know, In what ‘family* can mean. You spoke of tt n minute ago, in laying that Margaret could stand up under thta Wow. You were kind enough to eay that I hare that strain of rotUtisda." "You do have It!" Linde insisted. “ But I think you hev* it, too," ■aid Alan. "You've not been tested as Margaret has twin, but—wall, your genuine interest in Manning Fowler ehowa your acknowledge­ ment of the obligation there la upon you to help your fellow man; your scnee of value* la what 1 conelder more Important than a drop of Thornton blood In your veins." Linda gazed at this man who waa her husband, and from whom she bad drawn apart. Bha gasped, e Mttie limp with the realization of her own folly, and the length* to which folly could lead a woman. Why, aha tovad Alsn Thornton! It was unbelievable that aha had let resentment against Ma'am, ac­ companied by a eteta of flattered excitement over Rupert Ernst, leed her Into a pronouncement to Alen that aha stood ready to renounce her obligations aa a wire, to deny tha family ttee with which her marriage bad bound her. Alan war a man to respect the woman he chose for hi* wife. He Had believed In her sincerity when ■hs aaid those headlong, (oollsh things I Bo—ahe had lost himI (Using panic would not let her apeak just now of har own folly, aa aha cast about for a subject to bridge the gap until ehe could •peak to Alan, reaeonably, wisely and truthfully. Manning. Bha told him that aha had gone to sea the Fowler* that afternoon. "I don't think they're going to need any­ one’s halp much longer," the said. "Mrs. Fowler seems to think, oxcept for auger and flour and coffee, that they will be pretty wall wblf-auppotting." kh.i nodded. That tree my tdu." BJs emit* flashed, swsel and warm, "t'vo generally found, Lin­ da. that It'a better to let thee* people help themselves as much aa possible, and on their own level" "That sounds a hit anobbiah, as thing* go with you, Alan." Ha ahoak hi* bead. Tt'e not Mobbtah, however. Hi sir level may ha hatter than my own. They live a much simpler lift, tor one thing. U they are afraid, they run and hid*; If they are angry, they ■how it If they love . , . " his moMl* mouth quirked . thsy bring a half-dozen bastard* Into th* world. And prstty good ones, too. You know, I suppose, that Ma'am'a notion of any legitimate child of an old name being better than n bastard of sturdy stock just doesn't stand up with me. Mrs. * f? * » K r o n n m r n A t .n Fowler * got a couple of mlstnke* In her brood, but generally ahe'e bred pretty true." “ But that auroly waa aa acci­ dent!" “Oh. no! Rhe'll tall you herself that ah*' likes a f.ie, upsunding mln(M Linda laughed a lltila. "It’a tha important" strain to breed for," Alon assured her. “Ask Father." "I don’t nerd to ask him. Ha’s often pointed that out to ma, and In his own family. Ha agrees that you and Margarat and Biles • • •" Bha broka off, har •>•• deeming with remembering pain, " - " ‘i ssy ■he's taking It, Alan?" "Sh* baa to taka It!" hs said gruffly. "Fred Blak- was with hsr When I got there." He turned to look out of the window, kin hands tightly grasping th* chair arms. Then ht swung back io face Linda. "I’ve been in a bad spot over those two!" ha blurted. "But this thing about Mils* makes It worse than I dreamed It eould be." “ About Fern, you mean." said Linda aoftly. •T’va wanted to talk to you about It. You know that It always helps me to talk a problem out with you. But thing* hava arerstd , . , somehow . . . " Ha looked at her appealingly. T know . , ah* tald contrite­ ly. 'T'v* been In a turmoil over It," | he admitted. "Try aa i c*n tn de­ fine my simple duty as a surgeon to my patient—’’ "Had you reached a decision, be- J fore this word of Bllea?" Hla eyee clung to her face " t , don’t know that I had, really," ha j ■aid slow ly. "Hava you over seen j Mrs. Blake?" “No." "She—Isn't alive, accept that ■ha breathas and her blood cir­ culates. Bha ta ■ rather goodlooking woman—but that Isn’t im­ portant! Any more than Mar­ garet's big Drawn eyes and htt lovable disposition are significant. former manager of the Brooklyn umiffrr» iiiij Jrpw lorK yiin iii would pilot Milwaukee in '57 was scotched by I.mi Perinl, president of tha Rrevre. "We have never contacted l.eo NKW YORK i/P)- Regardless Ibirorher," Perinl eald, "and we nve no intention doing so, 1 of a routine front office state ment that Fred Haney will I,* re­ .biiik Duumcher he* a lot of tained a* Milwaukee R r ■ v * »’ I'dlity hut ha Just doesn't fit into manager In 105? "if he dors a our plant." jnh in '56," only a pennant ran Henry, who eurreeded Grimm ns Hreves' manager Saturday, win thejnb for next season. If a flag dnr* not fly In Mil­ acknowledged his contract waa waukee this fail, the position may only for the duration of this sea­ bt offered lo another major lea­ son milh lhe promise (hat ha gue manager. A reliable source would be retained if hie perform­ ■aid today another man waa un­ ance warranted I t der consideration as surcrssnr lo Gil Turner, Philadelphia wel f'hsrll# Grimm In 1057 even be­ fore Haney entered th* Milwau­ lerweight, formerly worked for his grandfather aa a plasterer. kee organization aa roach. £ Naadlas Urew hit famous lat* ; #runfh hi th* final half mlla of ' ♦She mile and one half Belmont gilurdsy, overpowering tha Calu• “■Wet Farm’ * Fablus in the stretch (hen bolding off th* equally tardy charga of V. V. Whitney’s Carter Boy. For almost tha first mile, Needles ran (set in Ilia field of eight 3-yoar-oldi. t’sbius us* .frond lo Needles J* t'ie Kentucky Derby, then turn(tu ,ds nblM on the Florida Flyer la U* Freaknsn. f tedlts, who roil hli owners nnlj 329,0JO, hauled down (U.aoq from the gnus purse of llll.dM. Till* shot his total to S370AU and 'moved him from 13th pise* to eltifnlh on th* list of the world's Issuing mens) winning kerso*. a swera camaleint hstlna bees od sasinsl v«u !• ih* * Irculi l'»uri ana fer **mln«la ilnuniv. r'lnrlda, s . t e nm f . n r ^ t h fu m m a a » - w i m v riT5 & ffi' ir; iso peasant* ars «• remmasi sou avaaar as* fit* veur wrlitra 4«scree Prn LWafsMo will b» •ziarrd VhT'aaaftrd Msratd Is eeaicmateS stsasiarte Indians Continue To Dominate Play i In Class D League D e M a rco M a y | -t ie m t ie m BOSTON H — Tony De Marco may act the next shot at Johnny Sixtnn'a welterweight title tinleia ______ ___ ____ Uta New York Boxing Commission out of eight i tart* and the lea- -cant* a license to Frank BUnky gue'a leadership in' the doing of PiMrmo, the champion'a mans* It, continued to dominate play in 3rr. the Cla*s D Florida Stxte LeoNegollailon* for a Ration-!)* gue as It head* Into the fins) five Mere* title bout, possibly in Sepday* of the drat half of the 1334 tember, opened immediately after season. |the Boston slugger baited Vince Kerr's budding New V « r k T 'f ^ Giants, headed by the sensational !»**■ • Ground deei.icm Saturday Felipe Alou Who boosted his bat- *l F*nw,F P*fkting mark to a 4II through mid-: Carmen Basllio, who lost (he night Thursday, appear beaded crown to Saxton this year, is rafor an all-time rteord in homer*[led the No. I contender, but may and rues batted in. The Indians lose out on a chance to regain the •ad 51 homer* through Thursday} title if New York Commission midnight, 31 shy of a new mark Chairman Julius Helfard doesn't now held by Sanford with ft. reverie his stand. Alou continues to hit all kinds ~ of pitching and in every dircclirn. with hi* 101 hits at that hour, waa Ht had ~ appeared In 41 tills the first player In the loop to pus through midnight Thursday, bit­ the century mark. He also was ting safely In 31. Including a nut front in RBI'a with 71, trailed string of a straight games. Ha by team-mate Gene Bennett with leads the loop in betting end In 64. Oddly, while he had hit but one stolen bases, and Is right behind homer, he had 13 triples and II the leaders with nine homers. doubles to lead In both field*. He Is tied for fourth place- in RBI's despite his late start. first play la tee league's annual His chief competitor, Dave Dll-j All-Star gams to be played’ In' lard of the Cleveland Indian's 'Orlando Friday night, June U ,' Hank Ma}e*kl-managed Daytona at I p, m. Sportswrltcn* scttcBtaen titanatra, eenttiracs io con- Urm* ef a 7s«rui ir«m nom u « m found the ezperta. Hampered last esvllle, Palatka, Leesburg, and year ai a broken left wrist was Daytnna, will be announced Tues-' slowly mending, Dillard seem* to day morning, while their choice' have added new power despite the of a South team from Orlando,I fact that hli left wrist la smaller Cocoa, West Palm Reach and Si. I than hia right. He was hitting -1*3 Petersburg will be announced through Thursday midnight, and Tuesday afternoon. • M em phis In 6th Place ^ o r r jv r s d M w ho f /h a u s m e e t s A 'h a m e ' f /,p e t e r - j RO/PEE/CAA/g A J A C # S O H -> a/ a I h e a vywgnsMT r\ w e u M rfA r/ a i bout; m M JM * ' M l •: t e n By n i ASSOCIATED PRESS t Loss of two caaoocutir* doubleheaders left Memphis la sixth Plata today after tha dizziest da scent in the Southern Assn, stand­ ings tinea Judge John D, Marti* lifted 14 victorias iron tha Allan ta Crackers I I jraata ago. The Chickasaw*, top power club of the circuit, managed only nlnt hit* in l t linings yesterday w b ili^ bowing ta tha surging Nashville™ Vplt 44 and S-i. The Tribe Lost twice Saturday night Is Chatta­ nooga In plumatiflg front within a half gama of aeeead to sixth in one frustrating weekend. Memphis fans, taking a look at the latast standings, mutt feal something of tha shock that greet­ ed Atlanta adherents that1 June morning la 1131 whan they awoke to Man that league President ft Martin, catching tha Crackara with too many velerad players, subtracted 14 games in one day and made tailenders of the front running Atlanta club. to mow * V n o ro s f o e * hath . ^ ■ 1 BEES CH06EH WITH MOHS CARS 7HAH A W 7 o/AL W J f WP. COMPARED WITH BOAS OF THEM W E L L D R IL L IN G mu* MMW'/id# efe H b e a hurrjcahe. I ' Howard C. Loft*' ^ Phone 388 207 E, Commercial Only white Amoco-Gas ■and Mrs. Bisks to Dr. Cabter?" Hia green eyes flashed. “ Bui even that la a big decision, dear. I can do the operation—he as­ sure* me that I can. Or he'll do tt if t ask him to. tn either ease, the problem is the aarne." "Will the operation help her?" "If sh* survives it, ye*. The ** tent of that help la problematical, of course. 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We patch ipaU, THE DOGGIE DINER and BAR, Lake Mary. t —CARD OP TRANES________ The family of the late Mary Ag­ nes 'Fortier wish to take this moans to thank the hospital staff, and doctors, the many friends and nelghbon for their expressions of klndntii during the llinsis and death of our be­ loved wife and mother. I J. T. Fortier Sr., ' Mr. and Mra. G. W. Arnold Jr., Mr. end Mra. C. S. Teston. Mr. end Mra. E. W. Teaton, Mr end Mn. J. T. Fortier Jr. > f w o n a l n tm cB * Lecel aid Long DUUnce moving, Agents lor HOWARD VAN LINES, INC. PENINSULAR TRANSFER A STORAGE, Inc. Office IMS French Ave, Phone 17—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING MERCHANDISE ALUMINUM PAINT For Houte Trailer Roof* NEED A PAINTER?—SEE US1 Phone 1393 Aluminum Venetian Blinda FURNISHED Garage apt. 3300 Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom MelloovUl*. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Colion or nylon RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Avalon cords. Rlaetncai Coatmtini aed Repair 7 »« Senkartk Glass and Paint Co. TV Serriee Center NICELY furnished 5 room garage Phone akO Bendia and Crotley Appliaaeea 112-114 West 2nd St. apartment, Call C. C. Welsh, 111 111 Magnolia Avo. Ph. 113 UPRIGHT piano, good condition. or 963-R. 383. Phone 1338-J. Id -L A UNMET-DRY CLEANING Three and leur worn furnlsbej aptla. Vary clean and dose in. One hour - With and Damp Dry LATE model Electrolux tank type vacuum cleaner with at Phoone 616, Jlmmv Cowan. Ona hour H • Wash and Dry Fold tachments. $13, guaranteed. Ph. Finished Laundry FURNISHED apts. Phone 1321. 1725-R. Sanltone Dry Clcintnit Soulhside Laundromat Paint—32.50 gal. Foot Lockers, RFF1C1ENCY ApartmanL Suitupla. able for bachelor or couple. Seath SUe Foodmm Bldg. special $7.99. Jungle Hammocks, Private hath. Across from Post IN Eaat 23th SL Tarpaulins. Army-Nivy Surplus Office. Manud Jacobson. 310 Sanford Ave. I f —PIANO BERTH*! Complete like new mahogany dl Etheiancy apanmanta, air con L. L. Sill — Piaoo Tecbniciae ditionlng and TV optional. 1621 nlng room suite. Oval table and Phone 21M Route 1. Sanford S. Park (Highway 17-93), Sansix chairs. Large breakfront fel l, CLARK’S TOURIST COURT and buffet, 3300. Mahogan) 11-ROOFING PLUMBING Spinet Plano, 8300. U ft. boat and trailer, $123. Corner Pal GARAGE apartment. 1-Badroomi, PLUMBING living room. Electric kitchen, metto 17-92, De Bary. S. Farley. Contract end repair work. Free bath A carportc. Furnished, estimates. A. L. Harvey. 394 44—APPLIANCES Prefer couple. Phone 2497. Sanford At#. Phono 1831 FR1GIDA1RE appliances, sales OSTEEN, 4 room 2nd floor furnish. Tm Better tter Plumbing ed apt. Screened porch. Phone and aervlce. O. l.iTM gfe, _ Ovtod*. fee Mr Call Fla. Phone F04-3313 05-3811 ar Sanford ' 1137J l. Evening* 1333. KING w T j. 1843-W attar • p. I-BEDROOM Apu U20 Park. Ph. •uth Ferk—Phone 666-J. AIR CONDITIONING Plumbing. Ere sky Heating For Room or Building rum. 1 BR A I BR apt*. Also m T g . HODGES a a p o p i c o . in c , garage apt. Ph. 431-W. Service on All Water Pump*~ IN Seath Park Ave. Phase 1444 Welli Drilled — Pumps 3-ROOM lit floor furnished apt. Peola Road Phone 700 -J-l Screened porch. Phone 1157-J-l. BAGUEHLY Evenings 1313. 1EPTIO sale# and aervlce, plumb­ APPLIANCE CENTER ing and repairs. FREE ESTI­ 'Your Weitmghouse Dealer" FACING park. 3 room furnished MATES, Archie C. Harriett, PHONE 1737 113 MAGNOLIA apt. Including utilities. $60.00. 107 PHONE 734-W or 1333. W. 9th St. FOR SALE - Air conditioner, 3/4 ton with belting unit, $100, 2820 Apt 113 Elm St. Phone 3983-W. Sanford Ave., Phone 1317-R. 2-ROOM furnished apt. including Utllltl#*. $45 mo. 10T W. 9th St. 43-BUILDING MATERIALS t*—ELECTRICAL CMtractera J tM Roll away, Hospital a n d Biby Beds. Day Week or Month—Tef. 1433. Furniture Center — leer Senior* Ave. 111 Weit First Mo. s — This ed will edmlt Mra. Thomas Gladwin, Loagweod to the MovieUnd Rlde-In Theatre as guest of the theatre and The Sanford Herald. Exp. June Si, AUTOMOTIVE •—•OATS AND MOTORS USED BRICK Repair Phone 1113 TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, and burnt SEPTIC Tank atlas and service, black. See them at SHERMAN plumbing and repairs. FREE CONCRETE PIPE CO.________ ESTIMATES, Archie C. Harri alt, PHONE 734-W or 1333. RED-1*MIX CONCRETE Miracle Concrete Co. 13—SPECIAL NOTlCnS 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 ENVELOPES, letterheads, state6epttc Tanka manta, Invoices, band bills, and nstallrfd. Ins p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive Miracle Concrete Co. Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 West llth St ■VntRUDE DEALER CONCRETE O F F ft OFFER* ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete I S . P. JoBsieu ISM Ralph Rap, SIM. Block, Sand, Oravef, Cement Medal ......... Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qua. IfPMOUTVRING I S P. Mercery 1348 tillcatlons. Custom Made Drapery and Slip Model SU0.00 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Covers. g H. P Scott-Aw.tec Oet West 13th Bt. Phone 2439 STANLEY KULP Gear akift ....171.10 Phene Senlord - JR34-J T H H . P . Elgin ........ 842-50 48—RUSDVKM EQUIPMENT 8821 & Park (a w a y I7-S3) i TJ H. P. Champion W ill SO H. P. wuerd IN I Model $100.09 HAYNES OUtce machine Co. Vypewntera. adding machines. U H. P. Mercury Sales-Rentals. 314 Mag.. Ph 44 ‘ atnlng . . . . . Pump Sates with ■ATWATER Repair Scrvlee 47—FURNTTUBE—OOVSEDOLD GARLAND SHAW GOODS P. 0. Bax 548 38 & —6COTT-ATWATER LONGWOOD HELD OVER I N I Medal-------------------1*** 00 Phone: w. p. 2*2683 WELL DRILLING IS a P. Firestore 1IM Model Mi Mark 30 ............. $169.00 .$323.00 $ H. >. Martin $00 Like NSW ONE MORE WEEK CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 1M Free estimate. Quality work. $195.00 Well drilling, water guaranteed. lOOI-W. SI K. P. Johnson 1933 Madd ........................ $3$3.oo JUn many motor* tom down (or No. 23 — This ad will admit S. H. Gay to ths Movlaland Rlde-In Thaatre aa the guest of (he the­ • T R & V n f y f l ^ ^ h o a t , Moatre and The Sianlord Herald. Exp. June 28, 1950.___________ —Selection of Boats — * OUas, Mahogany, Aluminum end ddtor Ttdl#-*. • Alan several used Boat* and M—HELP WANTED-FEMALK trailers. _ ^ * the New Evtevd* Ltn# for *38 Jt ROBSON SportfaMI Goods WAITRESS — Apply Touchton's Drug Store, Mr, Clark. Evtnrnde Sale* A Service SM E. 1st St Phone 991 m—MALE or FEMALE EMPLOYMENT MEN—WOMEN work lor new local concau 1« L Reiib Swam._____ ConUct earn. Must be able to meet local Bt A. P. OUTBOARD, flood COB- people where they live. This is non-sdllng. High pay (or hours diUon. Call 3303-W work. Call in person only, 201 K. Commercial, dally after 12:00 IS-PARnMUt^AIRS nocn. A R..PERT FRONT J ^ _ A U G H * V WENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experibly famUiar with itneed, preferably ING—Passenger C a r e and bindlir ndllng Installment accounts, Trucks; d l makes, sixes— U too * to 3-ton. Semtooto Coirty MqVh Perm.anent position with establlihed corporation located In ors, Inc., I l l E. let I t PHONh the Sanford area. Reply In de­ 101L________ tail, stating talary expected and 19—TRAILBBB It will say YOU to aee US bate* yo« hey. Open Evenings end Sales FI*. MUST SEU. im»*d**dy:^ ^ a— C vt references. BOX inford Herald. “ dally, Sell Luminous Door Plates. Write Reeves, Dept. No. 33. AUIebqro, Maas. Free Sam ptoa. It—WORE WANTED—MALE traitor and eab*na-g»*5 a pou Lewie, Park Ave. Trdi­ HIGH SCHOOL bey aeowar wsnU mowing. 716-M-4. et. and Cabana. O-AUtUNEM OPPORTUNITIES Offlct. Citr f t st French SERVICE Sutton aveUable im­ mediately. Inventory propoil tv*. tion. Major Company Producu. FOR B E N T -W traitor with aw Phone 70S. .ag. Far* Avenue Trailer Ct G R O W MUSHROOMS. Cell) shed. Spare, lull time, ye < I F or round. We pay $3JO |b. W* pi a rt John Beus $7,177.74. be eurted as amateur. F R E E BOOK. MUSHROOMS, Dept. 731, 2334 Admiral Way, Saattle, Wa.h. MOUSE BUSINESS SERVICES • FINANCIAL Number Ph. n f lttn u l Ratos in Preferred Peiicybeidera LIVESTOCK STpJkM M rm Ttfi m eT f ill bud7 m Mr Me fO K HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t Apts. 339 S, Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Call sna-w. —Factory to You— iY E S fn H H Q ff, Echols 36th Anniversary Sale Complete Hollywood1 Bed, Co 6 LEGS US FREE , Kipgilxe Bed, complete con • inches wider and longer than ordinary bed Bedroom Suite Ruukcuso b«d, Dresser and Mirror 3 Rooms Complete Bedroom, Living Room and Dinette ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Comer Sad. A Magnolia Pfc. "Bed Bamberger'' Mgr. $M $11$ FURNISHED 2-Bcdroom garage apt. 211 Maple. Ph. 1772-J. HOMES 2-STORY, 3 bedroom house. Bath, tousle upstairs back porch. vlng room, dining room, Kit* cben. Screened front porch. Ja* louaie back porch. 3 car geraga it landscaped. 3*000-3300 down, 343 per month. Call 446-W. ^ B A LL R EA LT Y . o«y fUtoa. Aenetou ArtoMo Fries, Aaimriato ltd N. Park A n. 2-BEDROOM bouse. AU electrit OWNBB TRANSFERRED kitchen. Phone 2896. 3 B< iadrooma, 1 Bath, L a r g e CLEAN room*, TV. The Gables, 401 Msgnoils. screened porch. Parquet Oak Floors, 0, E. Kitchen, Space Heater, Venetian Blinda, Car* port* with Utility Room with washing machine connections. Largo Shag* trees in raar. lit Lota, fully landscaped. 419 per cent Mortgage. Concrete Block construction. P r i c e : ld.750. $2,060 Down. Monthly payments aUfhtly more than ball rental •3—WANTED TO SENT REAL ESTATE NOT A PROJECT! 1344 French Ave. J. W. HALL, REALTOR Johnny Walker. Associate • Call Hall" Phone 1731 ONLY $4000.00 Three bedroom older house on one lot Just outside city, close to shopping arcs. Only $400000, Additional lots available. Furni­ ture included in above price. Robert A, WUUsmu, Realtor Used Itsnuure, •U. Meugbl m Eaat tot WSSR Raymond L oa d ***, Aaeeclaio RUT— Romsi of Real IndlvtduaU- Phone 1673 AtUatle Rank Bldg. tyt Brittany Farm Home*, Early Mart OZ1ER REALTY CO. American, Ultra Modern. Con­ Lamm B. Osier ventional A F r e n c h Rag. Real Estate Broker topee; USED BARGAINS BUILT On Large Landscaped of neighbor Mdl Se. Orlande Or. - Fk. ISM Lout la t ring Room Roo Suit* .... $27 1 3-Pc Living hoods. 1 Rm Hv 3 2-t’c Living vlng Roc Boom SulU .... $22 w. _ ____ _ T . W. M E M 1 Maple Sofa ... . . . . . . . . . . r . . . $7 ( a ________ l 2. Pc Plastic Sofa Bed Suit* $2* COMPLETE with an the batons tan Path Am. Pkaoe IT ar Ml 1 2-Pc Sofa Bsd Suite ltd «,,*..*• $M you have dreamed about such R on L. Payton, Broker as colored General Electric ap­ I Plastic Arm Sofa Bed M*IM lU Alberts J. Mall, Associate I t * ----- ... $41 1 3-Pc Sofa Bed Suite pliances end colored plumbing 3 Drciser-and-Mirror •itaaiMw Phone 2871 17-82 at Hiawatha batons. , 1 Dish Cabinet - m*••e 1 1 6-Pc Chrome Dlnctto I ( I M I | AND available at reasonable 1 7-Pc Dinette ..................... $34 prises with the best Roaneinf 1 9-Pc Walnut Dining Room A with minimum down-paySuite ........................... $M its. A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates 2 Plastic Cocktail Chair ....... 13 A. B. Peterson Jr., P, J. Che*, 4 Hantan Chair v...'............. 13 terson, Garfield Wiltotta, John 1 Baby Crib and Matlresi $10 C. PU «pa, Jr. Wei 1 Uathinett* ........................ Id Melicb, R. IV. Williams, Hesel M. Field, A. C. Doudeey, Lead 103-09 E. 1st. SL Phone 127 I M , SeaderTi Ludlng jig N. Perk Phone 113$. Bnlidar ef heme* for over i.aod Buy your Furniture at Bervyll pto. Sato* Office: LRUs Venice War#been Furs., Co., at M W. Loch Arbor. 1st SL AU naltoeaUy edr. far suture el werebeuee trim s. PALM HARBOR UB-A 13-yaar HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN FOR SALE — 3 bedroom bouse, eld boy riding a bicycle was killed PRICES PAID TOR USED built-in even; ell landscaped, by a bus her* Thursday. FURNITURE Rlvorview Ave. Sea J. E. Burke, WIL80N.MAIER Slat* Highway Patrolman Spud 197 W. 33Ji. FURNITURE CO. Clements identified him ea Russell Call *58 Welter Tucker. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES SU E. P in t SL The officer laid Alfred t . Dixon, *V A »F K A —CONVENTIONAL 47, of Largo, reported the bey FINANCING to-FARM AND GARDEN rode onto the highway from a dirt 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS road despite a warning from the •LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS DC 4 Tractor, factor. Bargain A. K SHOEMAKER. JR. bus horn, and that he swerved BRITT TRACTOR & Hlway 1T-M Seath fle a * Pfcoae 1991 1900 MellonvUle the bus Into a guard rail in ea efleri to miss the boy. Pots bu. Can* Delivered I RIDROOM HOME Call — Deem payment — $223. Monthly payments — $36. Principal and to—APARTMENTS interest. Financing insured by DURANGO, Colo. (/R —Wayne Nelson of BsrkasvUle, Calif., took LOWRLL E. OB I R ftrat prlie in a fishing contest here with • 8-pound lUt-lnch trout caught In the Pina River. His belt; A marshmallow. Semiiiolt Mather of Sanford P Boy Killed On Bike Bolt: Marshmallow • ja s ja n r v u R ejsnbrs'ssjr.,. P U C E YOUR W A N T ADS BY M A IL!! Whether you live Tight here In Sanford, or beyond the Sanford locnl tele* hone zone, It mhy bo more convenient to mail your Went Ad to the fersld Office. S Print or type your ad below; count the words (Initials or eat of numbers count as one word): five average-length words make one line; then figure your cost from the rate schedule, and mail with eash, stamps, cheek or money order to The Sanford Herald, Sanford Fla. , 1 thne_ lie per line 18c per line 16c per line 9 time* tic per line RATES PRINT YOUR AD BELOW «T—BROEBRI eoa REALTORS Real Eiteto ♦ Insurance Messenger. Asm. Mra.I, Lourloo Lourlno ... 3-ROOM house. Kitchen equipped. 10 7 Magnolia Ave. Ph. Id Phone 2420-XJ. IF. IT IS REAL ESTATE FURNISHED cotUge for rent Cnsmtoy A MeMtM Electric kitchen. Suitable for el UV Sentfc Park Phene 1 771 bachelor or couple. Ph. 3021-W, !•—ROOMS YO U C A N No. 55 — This ad Is a guest pata to the KUs Theatre for M. H. Spencer, lid Laurel Ave. Exp. June 23, 1936. Alextnder k Stringer No. 57 — This id is a guest pasi to the Bits Theatre for Dianne Mnye, Sanford. Exp. June 23, 1156. li The Sanford Herald will not be responsible for more than one incom e! Insertion of your ad, and reserved the right 'to revise or reject any ad­ vertisement that does not conform to the policies of tbig paper. 2-BEDROOM furnished CaU 2105. OCEAN FRONT cottage, call 3147 ■Iter 1:00 p. m. TRUCKS I OR Sr t l f Minimum Charge 14c. Ceetract Rato end Ctasairud Display Rates on Restart no tlt t 43—HOMES 1331 Ruth By ODRAM A TUDOR, INC. Builders of Finer Homes For Florida Living HOMES AVAILABLE: * South Piaeereet....... Sanford. Fla. Grove Manor*.......... Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villa*........ DeLand, FIs. SALES OFFICE 3823 S. French Ave. Phone: SIN and 3930 REDUCED to adults, 2 BR bout* from $80 to |83. 2M3-W, 3 BEDROOM, 1 or 3 bath unfurn­ ished bouse. Reply care Sonfurd Herald. J. M. Miller.__________ $293 s'EW. Beautifully Designed THREE and FOUR Bedroom Homes • 1 and 3 Bithl FHA and VA (GI) FINANCED A Varied Selection ol Plena Priced from * u .ioq to SM.000 RINI Pago 7 NOW H O M E S RAYMOND M. OSCAR M. HARRISON 17 -HOUSES aed COTTAGES RKU. BROKERS t. D. BlgUeymen, Aaaectat* SEE Selnmoie tor Deair- 2*4 s m i * Park Ave. able Hnne> am Phone 27 Consalt A REALTOR Fire* NICE clean furaiihal cottage on CULLEN * HARKEY 17-92. Rent by week or month, ltd N. Park Ave Phono m 3 Ughti and water tumuhed. Ph. 3010-Wl. 32,330, THAT'S ALL! UNFURNISHED slx-roont house, 2 DR frame bouse, modern bath, 4 miles out on hard road. 3 bedrooms, kitchen equipped, W. M. “ BUT STEMFER attic fan, nice neighborhoodtor - Oeaerol Hwroadl CaU 706-R or 1222-J. ho us e . M«n. Ju m If, 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD 31—APARTMENTS 43-ARTICLES FOR SALE HcRANKY-SMITH MIS S, Park S3—HOMES RENTALS <If neeeaaary. use extra sheet e f paper) NAME -PHON1 ADDRESS Number of Lines -Numbep of Times. Chock - Money Offer PAYMENT ENCLOSED HELP WANTED Ftm .ik1 Sen. Pope Predicts Cattle Business As Chief Industry BRADENTON ID - Slat* Verl* Pope predict* the eittt* builneia will become one ef FlorIda’* chief Induitrlea, perhaps ri­ valing eltrua. The St. Auguitin* leglalatoT complimented the Florida CatUe* men's Asm. yasUtdey on lla prograsa. Ho said state officials will do alt (hey can to help. Pope told the cattlemen at the cloilng icaiion of this mid-year convention that Gov. Collins' sue* etas In brlnilng induatry to Flor­ ida la building up a larger con­ sumer market for Florida catllo raisers. He slid there are plenty of customers for Florida beef '•right In our own back yard." Paul Thompson of Wait Prim Reach, a major operator among Ihoso who toed and fatten up cat­ tle for market, laid Florida packera don't have t itoady local mar­ ket to count on. He reported market! operate slowly, causing loss of weight In animals end In­ creasing frright chargst. O. W. Dixon of Tampa suggested that the association have mem­ bers urga chain store ayatems push sale ef Florida malt. Dixon said one chain Winn-Dixie takes about IS per cent of ell choice cattle sold in Florida. Dr. C. L. Smith of Orlando, heed of a straw worm eradication proj­ ect, said tha program to wipe out that cattle pest is going ahead satisfactorily. The annual fall meeting will be held U Fort Pierce in November. Florida M ay Get New Governor's Mansion Jan. 1 TALLAHASSEE (D - Florida faces the prospect of having a new governor'* mansion by Jan uary, but no tenant until July. The structure la nearing com pletlon and should be ready for Gov. Collins and hi* family to move in no later t'-'n Jan. 1. But, there wilt be no furniture end there era no indlcattona mon­ ey will be available to purchase furnishings before next July 1 alter tha 1937 Legislature meets. The Legislature appropriated to million dollars for the new man­ sion. Terry Lee, supervisor of the state building program, laid today that the approoriatlon will be ex­ hausted by actual construction costa. He estimated $109,000 will b« needed to furnish the mansion in • fitting manner. A few ''beds and odd* end end*" from the old mention fumUbitfa art In storage and about $7,000 la on band from proceeds of an auction onto dl the furniture. HlIPWANHI) MTUAMDS > ,\:.s Mal e D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACROSS I. Front ■ (Culloq.) S. Storms ft . Wear away, ea earth 12. English author 1 13. Take dinner 34. A tribe e l lh* • . Algonqulan Indiana m r .i 15. Sprite 16. Stupefy 17. New York (sbbr.) 15 Uvea again 21. A prologue 33. Greek totter 20. Stag age 37. Of’ the navy 29. To be In , debt 30. The ski** 32. Grievously ailllctcd 34. Steamship (nbbr.) 36. One Um* and no more St. One and one 40.IUvtr<Pa.) 41. Not alive 43. Ring. Shaped coral island i 44. Kind of > Mather 45. Girl's nickname 46. The Inside part DOWN til-English i monk and historian. f. External seed covering A Colleague* 4. Poem B. North- tlonef disgust (rare) StUn* ■ istow.Y «. Ralnvtgo* rate T. Arrange I In a tins 5 Pen point 9. Munlcl. , C Mathew ■5 Island ef cast coart of South 1' Id ' • 1 . ' ' l l r* »4 « i * \4 • t i .ii • • m ■ *, 8* 1 • I* Jutland L 31. Auricular 15 Vigorously Id. Newt 20. Tsrklngton novel J5 Halit 9L Engrave with adds 95 Drudges 34. Strike 33. BrfatlaUb* organ » iT” 7Tir- tr r 1 w IT ** IT IT JIT TT W z w *r y 1 M M u Hi M U M * ■ ■ □L □ □t □ tr Sir z r j p i pl z N ever Underestimate The Value o f Your Hom e rbON-r UMCOUHTnCATS tha vrtua of 2 5 SW JS H 9Her* ii°t*U b li showing la its tort Bm ■timetea for house* at varloua buliding a TH AI ^ COST TO BUILD I I W M •j-$j ® 15:^ • J® •- In the tarn* I replaceable value ol In your house was worth raplnoo It today. 1 2, iSvn PIPE CO. ~4 b �O n * M on ln)urod When Cor Foils To Stop A t Sign A* Ortssda esrponter who filled U atop at a atop sign whan approachlng lftflonviUa Art. shortly •fur adoa yostarday wat lakta ta thy lacal hospital suffering with In. riaa raeairad whta ha tlammad ta a ear trarallai north an Mtl. ItuvUI* Are. Wilson Sylvester Van Wlakla, M-yetr-old carpenter, of R t 4, Box U t*A Orlande, failed to itop at a ■tea ilia aad plowed Into a car driren by Arnold Darld Bouchard, a tS-poar-eld truckdrlrer of R t I Melbourne. Damage to tab IMT OldimobUe, driven by Bouchard, wa» estimated at MM # H damage to the Van Winkle ear rat estimated at ISO*. Patrolman Lee Rock aad Ban Butler InroaUfatod the sorldmS. e «44H«C#Mp « I H nnj ■ Motor la tbo Oviedo High School - Isrlmmlng 1* scheduled for Moo* ' dayx, Wednesday* and Friday* In tha wonting. Tuesday and Thunday marnlaga are scheduled for tha school playground. An effort will be mad* to atari a . Little League age baseball league if eneugh boy* report for tha afternoon program. .. Damage It Soon , A t 2-Car Accident -y, , I An accident (hie mnmlnf on First Street, only 40 feet east of Farit Avenue, resulted •In -minor damage to two antomeVIe*. Elbe Kinaey. Jenkins, 64, of R t 1, Rex US, Sanford, driving a I M Ftorttae, stepped In the line of traffic for a traffic light when a Cl•fiir-eld Negro Uxl driver, Maty Luator OrsmVIn of T1S Cyproot Ava., drivtag a 1K4 Chevrolet M d oa First Street, dropped her glasses and when the beat down tA pick them up tlammad Into the DamagN, osUmaUd by Sanford .Bailee Department patrolmen, were 8 •attestedatIW to thaFeatiac and I f f la tbo Fond taxicab. Funeral Is Today For M. Sjoblom Funeral services for M e r r l e M. BJoblom, S3, who passed away It tha local hospital at 10:50 a.m. last Thursday following a lingering Hlntta, were held thl* morning at 11 ajn, at Briiton Funeral Hem#. BjoMom was bom Oct. lb, 1002, In Lake Mary and had lived in Lake Jlnnre* for the p»*i to yean .where he operated the Sjoblom Grocery Store. He waa a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survlvora Include: the widow, Mrs. Deris Sjoblom of lake Monroe; three sons, Wallace Sjoblom of Lake Monroe, Morris Sjoblom Jr., ef Tampa; and John F. Sjoblom of the U. 8. Army, Tampa; thro# daughters, Mrs. Gladys Pllppen * and Mr*. Char­ lotte Seller*, Tampa; and Mra. Helen Padilla ef -Fort Myon; three brother*, Charlie BJoblom of Lake Mary; Adolph Sjoblom of Areadla and Floyd Sjoblom of Oklahoma; and throe (liters, Mrs, Alma Ring of Indiana; Mrs. Amanda Raovoa of Lako Mary, and Mra. Tina Flanagan ef Or­ lando. Tha Bov. B. 0. Brown officiat­ ed at the funeral oenric* this morning. NEW YORK UP—Don’t bo aurprisrd, if you’re erer wondsring through a dusty bookstore In Per* ala or Egypt, to find the weather* beaten mug of a twoflsted cowboy •taring back at you from a book cover. The face, on the cover belongs lo an hornbra called “ Shane," the hero of one ef America’s finest Wild West stories. The book, which has boon translated so far Into Persian and Arable, Is aelllag like botcakes throughout the Middle East. This Wastarn saga is one of about !M American Utleo—ranging from popular telenet to poetry—that nave boon printed and distributed In six Middle Eastern and Aslan tongue* in the lest three yean. Tbo project I* being cerrled out by Franklin Publications, Inc., a non-profit orgoniiaUon, American scholars, publishers and leadcra throughout the Arab and Asian world. They Includt tht Shah of Iran, Premier Natter of Egypt, three other prime minlstert, seven min­ isters of adueation, generals, am­ bassador* and authors. One of tho alms of the program la to feed the hunger of those yearning to find nut about America and tha world. This si bring done through the living wordo of our finest writers. At the aamo tmle countries with a low literacy rate but a mounting desire to learn are getting books ranging from “ Uoography can be Pun" to “ The Universe and Dr. The bloodmobtle of lh* Central Florida Blood Bank .will be at the Elk’s Club tomorrow afternoon from I to S p. m. Local donora are requested to contribute blood for community blood banka during these hours. Commission Meets Tomorrow A t 4 P.M. Tha Stmlnole County Children’s Commission will moot tomorrow afternoon at 4 p, m. In the Ed­ ucational Building on Commercial Avs. All members of tho local Chlldrtn’a Commission group art re<,-lasted to b* present a* Impor­ tant matters are to ba discussed. Einstein.” In fact one of the biggest hits In Iran I* Benjamin Spock'a “ Baby and Child Cara,'.' translated into Persian by Princess Ashraf Pahlevi, lister of the shah. The program, which began In 1PM. was first trisd out in the Middle East. A traveler, who had gone to Damascui, reported that a school there had only one ragged volume ou elementary eelenee. To make matter* were* the book was writteo In English. According to tha Irsvslsr tha teacher would bold up the book to the children eould see the pictures while he explained tha text in Arabic. This and similar rsports sbowad the need for books.wee great la the Arab countriaa. Cairo, tho cen­ ter of Arable publishing and cullure, was then picked for a pilot project. The Printin'firin prom­ ised to supply the hook but aald the final ehoiea would b* up to the Egyptian*. At first the Egyptians had a hard tlma deciding Just what books to pick. Although learnod ia Arab clanlea and European literature, their knowledge of American books was scanty. Franklin officials mat this prob­ lem by having tha Arab exparts name the subjects they felt wren most important to their country. In turn American aeholara sub* milled a list of titles. The eoples were then sent to the Egyptians who chose the books best eultad to tbair needa and taste*. Now, three yean Istor, Franklin haa offices In Wait and East Paki­ stan, Indonesia, Iran and Egypt. Beside* tha 200 American titles translated and published, another UO volume* already an planned. Moat of the books sell for around 2S centa, a price within tha nnge of the public pocketbook in Arab countriaa. For example, tha Arable edition of Charles A. Lindbergh’s "The Spirit of St. Louis’’ eoat t i cent*. The English orglnal sold for fS, and IT whan Imported to Cairo. Foreign book publishers are giv­ en a real Interest In the success of the ventura through their own finsncltl stake ni the project Explaining tht popularity of some American works with a Christian background in Islamic countries, Smith mentlorii the Arable edition of Edward R. Murrow’s “ Thl* I Believe." YOWELL'S BIG Continues Through Wednesday Morning D RESSES LADIES' TOPPER CO AT S Entira atoek of Latdiu Dresses, roguUr and half aizea, Wornana, Misses uuf Junior*. REG. SALE 9,95- ................... 7-98 10.95 oeeeeeeeeseMee—sesseessestssn 9.79 12«9S ............... ^«9S 14|95 •*oeaoo********ests*****«**M*## || #98 17.95 14.35 19.95 ssssstsHsss* * s s « s .M » » » ssessse 11.89 n o 5 All wool and blend# in aixai 7 thru 1C REGULAR PRICES 24.95 to S5.00 Sale Prices 1 0 O ft to 0 7 0 m .7 9 . . . . . . . . . 11*9 ALL BETTER DRESSESALSO REDUCED IN PRICE GIRL'S SW IM SUITS In a variety of Sum­ mer fabrics, sizes 7 thru 22. Reg. Prices 24.95 to 89.96 A Nationally known brand, cool, com­ fortable, durable, a U rn atoek of regu­ lar*. also a faw In shorts, long# and fabric* but 1qualities of SALE M EN 'S SLACKS ' '%>*’$ ym “H O U S E P O W E R ? CONTEST Gat >«mr anlry blank fraai aay participating altclrle coal factor or appliance denier M E N 'S STRAW HATS ALL R E D U C E D ! I All ara Summtr blend*, wgah « r dry dean, in waist alias 28 thru 80> KEG. SA in BO Y S' T R O U SER S m Bj, m ’■*-x; mM m WHO WAT ENTER. Any oterof eteohtey In their plem of radd*ne* In tha continent,I U. 9. or Hawaii except employees (and thaw tamadUln families) of Efertria N » o Campania*. Electric League* aad Amartrtisns. their Advostlsiag aad Contort Agsnsiso DURATION OF CONTEST} The fort of tho Iso monthly oanierto h|l«i May 1,1*36. Entries mart ho mritsd no later than lart dsy ef month ta to eligible (or that month’s oontml. Entries received after loot dsy will be included in fsSewing month’s contort. Final month’s contest suds Sept. 30,1056. Entries psrtmtrlsd after Srpt 30, 1956 or rretired after Oct. 5, 1956 wig not to accepted, hlultipls entries will to accepted, provided an Oftdtl Entry Btanh is tired tech time. Entry Llsnbs may to obuinad from any perticipeling olrdrirel conlrecler or apfdienw dr*Ur. lodging «n0 U based on mart correct answers I* Ik* multiple cfcoim questions, end the degree of interest, spins**, originality, and tin. setity of tbo sUIrmrnt ooaplrtlon. Grand prise winner trill to trlsctad fttn among tto 2$ top prim winner* (ire par asonth). Montlily winner* will to netiled by mag approximately 6 warts from closing of oark month’s control. Only one price per household per month. Creed priao wMinor will to nolifted approilmsiely 10 waeko from final rioting dot*. Winners’ lisle may to obtained by ondoting • trlf-udAnuti, 6-ami imsyad ontwfapt with your entry. Coolest It subject to federal, state, end local regulations. Alt entries heroine tto properly of Edison Electric Institute. Judges’ decision* or* toil. NOW TO E M C * Retd carefully ’’Quick Parts About Heweepewer* Than cortplsto entry bleak. Answer all questlent. PiU in yeurnima end sddrvt* twice. Mail entry Utah to“ HOUSEPOWER CONTEST’, Each contsrtsnt consents and agree* that aoithtr the sponsor* *1 Ibis coolest, nor tto Contort Division of Richard Msavtll* Research, nor aay of their respective employtes will iaenr aay legal liabflky for any negligence, error, act, or failure lo set ia tho sponsoring wt conducting of this contort or tto kindling, nr Judging, of any con. trount’o entry, however, a* duo roution will to tasrcaosd to prossal tto occurrence of aay suck error*, The evrrsye heme tedsy usee about thrwe times as much otsotriefly as it did IS ysort aye. Mtay mere Unde ef ebvHotl anpliearee are new in daily nee aad need anas* HOUSEPOWER. w tot's mefc. today’s appliance* work fester aad toller—and an me mere power then earlier msdels. The alertria wtUtv rempsnie* torn mere than kept up with this iaesassed demand aad can supply year hem# with oil the jnworyou need. Bmt t a r mat of flew bemss ara set wired to beadle Inmsessd amiiasm mad equipment Unde. They ertffor ftwms tow MOUMTOWHL I. ImmftkUnt w i k i s Some beat* nemer* try to m i l Ibis situstien by using exleasite cord* and “ Octopus” outlet* (3- oad 5-wsy plugs), or by plugging into lighting -Jtietx. Such predict* nse unsightly and innonvsoient end may to dangerous. MMfongmg furniture in mil tto location of outlet* it, of course, ne astotleg either. The enly sals telutiea it to add men rircutte and Mtlrta. < Thom ara tha symptoms of tow HOUSEPOWERt* U Ushta dteamlng whom sppRsnaas are tmrnd am Thee# cenditieas asm* bar HOUSEPOWERt SI TV pletara ohrlahidR whoa t ik t r opplisoi Waahablo materials, ago* 1 thru 8. *1 0 . SAL* 2.98 ....... . 2<29 S.96 eeseeeoeeeeatMtoeeeaete 2*99 Summtr gabardine, solid color*, tan blua, graan, in agaa 8 thru 11 BBOULAB FBI CBS 4J8 * M l v ow In ages 12 thru 18 wM M M M IN W It 3n* tsbU ot assorted fabric*. VALUES TO 1.88 yard now ANOTHER GROUP OF COTTONS IN A WIDE .VARIETY OF PATTERNS REGULAR PRICES to 1.28 yd. Msdricatfy PIECE G O O D S 1 o n wrj RUGS Cotton, lonff loop twist, to boontify your bom* Is colon of yodow, plsk. win#, rad, cray, light gran, dork traoa, also white. 99. 81m 24x38---- 1.99 Six* 18x30_______ 3x5 .... 7 D D �# ft ■ j - T- r ' I Shop and Save In Sanford ■ ^ S S S iE m I f T w n «r a U fa N at IH H rtrW By « P . M. Call 1*21 M a r * 7 P. M . , |i g Par (W fv a ry / ^ ^ m t f o r f r U t e r a li* itm an sA w now n. in d e p e n d e n t d a il y r i.Q R t n A t it k s d a im junk »A m is . 9 i w £ Wit* N o. 13 Board Told Of Plans Middleton Cleveland Says Commission: In Moscow Jo Construct Building At Reunion Can Not Reimburse Kelsey Agents' Offices s ____ ^ <n “ Tin greatest thrill while play­ ing football for lha University of Idaho wai beating W8C I I to 0, in 1103," John R. Middleton, U baiUan, Fla, 19M Idaho graduate, Tho Seminole County Board of commented Friday while In MasCommissioner! wai told of plans cow lor lhe reunion of his to construct a building In which cl“ 'hn R Widdlelon „ ^ fcthar both th» Seminole County Agent of Xrthur mddleton, a Sanford and Seminole County Home Dem- electrician. ' onstration Agent’s offices would Credited with Inventing the be located. [ “ spread formation" a forerunner Grove Owner Found D ea d Last N igh t Proposed 2 Local Residents " Presented Named To Citrus < Council Board ' County owner*Mrs. J. M. Dingman. president » ! *jJ ‘ ^ -A -Seminole ...... ............ — grove ..............: "Them la im the law whereby tho county tan of the Seminole lounty Home lh»t whipped W8C three times £ £ Markham f l l t A f t l t t f l f t p s f l i n n reimburse Constable Georgw Kel­ Two Sanford residents wera elect* Demonstration Cfob Council first and ^ cw th in i!_a n MataJa.mi; R0 ” d |« J h S T u t t 5 U p C n i l l J , ^ 8 (1 1 1 1 9 sey for fees and loss of time dur­ ed to the Board of Directors i t that won one game and tied inLha county prsatntad the problem of using ing the period of his susponsion Iho organisation meeting of lha the present building on Ueneva other with WSC The year W ore Denver Cordell, aald this earlier this year,** County Attor­ Citrus CouncU of Girl Scouts, U. S. A ve, presented the Home Demon­ $* .p *y#d ,n ,^1! .**■? morning, that Hsming Johnson,1 ney Mack N. Cleveland told the A. held at the San Jusn Hotel 1* stration Agent to the Board of ld*h® “ * m l 0 , l ” ^ . ® t0A * C: r. •bout » years old. retired and* Board of Seminole County Caen- Orlando. Middleton, a halfback, and Ar- mikJn| Orlando at Commissioners this morning to tell missionsrs this morning at ita «lrs. Randall Chase, will act la of proposed plans for the sugges­ thur A. Rogers^ now of J ta U m .'g , ,nterUehWl Roi<j, left hli horn.1 regular meeting. Ui* eapaelty of district chalnMiR and superinteadent of Vnks Urd wUi Wl ,unch and tion by the Board that It might "A bill would hsvo to bo passed and th* Rev. David S. Carnefl* be possible to build a new struc­ in Oregon who played UcU# ar- djd not was appointed msmbsr-at-larga.... rived in Moscow In IMS with 33 ...... .. . . , ture. The opening and grading of Oak b-v ' h* U * U1! turV ,° p,>' K*>* The charter and by-laws war* i f . ----—* — ,M CUultnd u U thla wornC.I.U t . » m i u»m . n « m m * | “ " S U S U S T l f ^ S E J Commissioner Fred Dyson, . 1 her husband did not m um ' Av#* Private property eeptsd and the first officers ol June 6. aunag the met,.,,*. . . tn n his wmk to th. Macro grove 11 * ' b" u*ht * * , ,n! l tho m w association were elseto d . Board of Semlnola County ComTha Board of Commissioner* Board of Commissioners, told the co*,e* * „ .. of young citrus Wee*. Board that it would possibly be 'f ° T' " rootbl11 G“ ld# . • « £ ’ mlialonort this morning when authorised (he return of tho bill I Mrva ai pytibjent0*until*January Jlflr StAHIDAP. Inpil fiw srv ntnrm M.J Mnimel from nf fug. L l intA expensive to construct tha w Waltw Camp gave Oweh Midnaw building than to carry um dleton of Idaho the title of the The work or tha council is to be* .2 H Z* * S S I y B" " 1 - * - r -*•** plans for extensive repairs to th* "exponent of modern football." but tha body waa not brought out M- ‘ ldw. ' Mh # mo' e- . . .. i{or bon<l f « * •t^o^ley,. ftaa, Ain Immediately to bringing g b*W Middleton went Into tho bank­ Commissioners balked at allow- to Constablo Kelsey la Oviedo, present Canning Kitchen building. ter scouting program to more girl* until about 1S:M thla morning. Ing tha street Improvement MUa Myrtle Wilson, Homo Dem­ ing business In Montana after ha The elderly grove owner apparv_ . which l ^*>•* «Bo, « « .r«f of Coantr Commit and tha council Uadrn stressed left Idaho and the coaching pro­ onstration Agent, advised the ently died of a heart stuck. Hla he th^Bn7rrf « sloner* thla motnlng aulhorixed decentralisation, serving th* need* Board of Commissioners this fession and in 1824 became chief body waa turned over to tha W. " 1 * 7 . *™ Bo,rd 1 " umb*p o{ th# purchase of a new photostat of each individual Gtri Sc examiner of tha Idaho state bank­ morning that she had talked with recorded for the office of th# through neighborhood group*. Guy Black F um o O Homo of Or- m0nti’ 1 • |0, supervisors in Tallahassee during ing department. Ha waa In Detroit Undo. Commissioner B. C. Dodd, with Clerk of Court at a not cost of |S.Attending th* mooting from I__ _ fiva years and then in Florida for r* *” * “ 'ngs about tho.propos­ Board Chairman W. Brown Miller, 37B which Include! the trade-in ef ford were Mayor and Mrs. P. D, 20 years, during which tlma ha Sheriff Cordell, Deputy Sheriff ed building. in whose District tha street la lo­ the old machlM which la now be­ Scott, tho Bov. and Mr*. DatU .... ----- Ing would house both was engaged in tho wholeaal* fish Denton Prevail, and Justice of cated, Investigated the propoaal. ing used, a P. Hendon, BomIn- CarnaS*, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cobh, tha Peace Homer Bewail Investi­ tha County and Home Demonstra­ and crab business. Dodd, hla morning, told tho Board ol* County Clerk, etld, following Mlaa Ibance* Cobb, Mrs, Jamao His son, John R. Jr., who at­ gated. tion Agents,” Mias Wilson aald, Board ef Commlaskmere that tho th* opening af bide "This Is good. Orant, Mr*. D. W. Linker, Mr*. tended tha University of Idaho "for we would like to work close­ grading of th* afreet and opening It Is In line with the purchase ef Bandall Ch.ro and Mrs. Prod Me. from MM to Mil, Is now a cap­ ly together. Murray, of Oak At *., would pat lota on voting mnchlnas," BOBBT LUNDQUIST.'S, was third place winner of the S-l year tain In tha Navy, atatlonod at Although th* fund drive for the either aid* about thro* or four Nat "Wa need ■ place for confer division hi tha National Fao-Wee Golf "Tournament bald recently Washington, D. C. A graduate On* plat w m J mU for further Citrus Council baa ansfod, Saafo^ lower than the prepo—d road. •nets and other programs," aha from Annapolis Academy with a in Orlando. (S ta g Photo) _______________________ only about hall of ^ Iteqnata, " I t weuld than became h drain­ Information a n d tavosttyatlon I Maehad ■aid, "and plans would bo drawn master's degree from MssoachuWASHINGTON (PI— President age pr oblem." Dodd aald. whit* tw* were approved at thla and contributions'will sttuThn^hll according to State Specialists for setts Institute of Technology, Elsenhower gets sows* added we will expand with our State Ex­ during the war and was decorated Chairmen Miller told Btemper, morning’s meeting af th* Com- ceptod, It waa rovsalad, Muriahmant and lack Is* a s m * tension program.’’ "TU * la net ■ county problem. mission.' for taking part In th* abtkUig mors White House work today. A proposed subdtvlalon, north W* would have to change our pol­ Commissioner Dyson advised of a Japanese convoy. Tho former /V*• Than wasn't any fresh com­ af Sanford at th* Dow Drop Inn, icy and allow about U others wha Mias Wilton, "Wa should start________ ‘df Idaho football star baa flv# graad- ment from Etssahawar'a press se­ have made aimtier roquasto to waa presented far approval but with a temporary sketch to deter- children, cretary Jams* C. Hagerir on pub­ have roads opened by th* county approval tabled until Ufonaattua min* If the building la possible lished reports that patients suf­ through private property and Into relative to lots bordering , en * _ Member* of the Sanford notary*1 and not too expansive." fering from tha Fresldsnt'i all* lake. Tho subdivision be known BCluh at tb*ir wwyhly "Wa will have to have soma •JAenoNYiua m "Wolfeon’s Lake Mew-Tar. Idea to What ymi nrvw* and today naan a* d n Florida's alternate would bar# to do It'for trsryoM toted* wrflt kav* M lata need to start with," said Commis­ ^ ___ _ .. flamiMtlfri despite aniyery each ala*,’’ Millar told Stamper. the Democratic Nat! it for th* area. sioner John Meisck. ana and fondly applauded approval m Etaanhewer underwent. tlon wera picked at a ak#*d me*V Stamp* told tho board that 'This information it neces­ "West Altamonte Height*” mg of delegate* her* yeaterfoyk to that aoootdod them last Wad* Hageity previously I m referred etroota had horn op*Md fas th* IM tot subdivision In tho sary," aald Commissioner Otis Fourakre, "to determine whether A soothing relief from blaring to statements by Dr, Leonard D. Dnamwotd subdivision by the then are* of tho county waa ap­ but their u r n wlU net,be an* nsadty whoa they appeared before Haunted for n week or (we. or not wa can afford It.” headlines, top news of the day, Heaton, wha operated on Elsen­ county and aald, " I don’t know proved by the Board as wws a tha lean) Kiwanie Club, aa "The Rop. Bob dikes of C rtstview , Miss Wilson confronted tha a-,J tha usual columns of a ntwa-j hower, and Dr. Barrill Crohn, dis­ who owned tha land but It seems 82-tot subdivision for PkSlips pepulalrwa", elngera and music­ elected chairman o f ' the delegacovered of llotltls, that they du not as If aomaon* 1* frying to capita- "Tanglswood, Section 4J Board of Commissioners with tho tlon,' said "fra want' to santasl ian* “destined to bateau ana f t question, "Do you see the future paper waa received at Tha San­ expect a recurrence In Etssnhow- Hie on th* county.” By M A C S TMU1STON The Board of Commit*loner* them for their aeceptaneea ft ret ford Herald yesterday. ^Central Florida’s outstanding en­ er'a ease. But ha told a news con­ Commissioner Htlaeh denied Tha Ethel Root Clrti* and tho of a County Agricultural Build­ Tha lenitive moment cam* ference he would ask tha Presi­ that tha county had opened m w thia morning hlro approved a |1M “ frte f »void aom* embarras** tertaintag group*’’ war* featured Friendship League entertained Sa­ ing? t ■ contribution to tha Girl Scouts, nttnt " I am Interested in the agricul­ when .Voile A. Williams, Sr., dent's doctor* about the possibili­ roads In the Dreamwold subdivis­ Citrus Council. This amount mat an an “ axcapUonally’ ’ fin* pro­ turday evening with a Supper Par­ Oar, Collin a end If, S L Sawn. tural program of the county end ion. However, Helsch said, ” 1 am ty, honoring Dr. J. B. Root, pitbrought a ropy or tha Tokyo, Ja­ tychtf tha contribution to tho Boy Holland and Smsthsrs Ukeiy will gram. tor af th* Congregationsi Chris­ 1 bcllav* it Is going to grow,” she pan dally newapiper to Ilia HerHagerty daclinsd to make tha willing to ge along with Commis­ Scouts of America in this head the list of 40 alteroate*.. Th* trie aaaaiating af Pool Caa- tian Church of Sanford. slid, "and wa want something wa sioner Miller but H la up to him doctors themselves available to Florida will have t t votes nl ksy M tha string haaa, Jack Bosswill b* proud of.” I xld office. A letter from City to deride what to do as tha pro­ Dr. Root has he** th* patter af Warren E. Knowles of tha Clfr tha eonrentlon-tt pledged to man a* tha accordion and Peter tha Congregational Church sine* Asked about tha possible loca-| Williams had sent a copy of newsmen. And he voiced sharp posed road la In hla district." Bukur Jr. pa th* drama, ease- HH, until tha preaaot date. Dr. tlon of tho proposed building. Miss' TTie Sanford Herald's mall away roaantmant at a suggestion that When Btemper •■bed Chairman of Sanford wa* road in which a A dial Stavenaon-fer president and phena and clarinet proved to be Root with his family moved her* Millar If he could consider open­ request was mad* for th* ns* of 6 for Sen. Bates Ksisuvar. Thorn professional entertainers In every from Lynn, Mass Having prev­ ing th* M0 feet of right-of-way, tha “ mlxod-ln-plara’’ machine for ana 24 half-rota dalogates front the state at large and I t full* Housa. m m * ef tha word. Their impros- iously proachad in th* Congrega­ Court House. Thera’s a beautiful nulst. now stationed in Japan and ^ th# MUler .aid, "No, I’m not going to building roads. vote delegates from the vongrto* In return Lundquist favored Wil­ :Batons ef tho Ink Spots, Four Aces. tional Church af Boston. Dr. Root lot out than.” giro these other follows the runTho Board of Commissioners •H sional districts. Eddlo Fisher, Aril* Shaw and delivered bit first rotvk* M years liams with en apparent "maDagreed that Iho machine would AH /»f Bter*men's dslegete* Dick Cootine would do credit to ago in to old church on Park Ava, Commin kmor Otis rourahr* bo approved for City use an a away" copy of the Tokyo pap*r. ire represented at yasterdey'* artists appearing *a the top TV and 3rd St. The church held Its vised Stompor, "Wa hare a policy rental bail* only. Other tachnl- mooting but only tw* Kafostray With pages numbered back­ show*. Thai* rendition ef Frank first aerviee to November, MM, to go by—ana that wa havt boon calltlo* were brought Into the dle- men ehewed up. ward, only two English words ap­ Loeaeer’a “ Watching th* Girl* Go at Ita present location. gotog hy.M eusslon en th# rental of tho ma­ JUNE M Robert N. Hetotxelman ef Orpeared in the 1 page edition, and By” and young Feta Bukur * “ 1 The ladles wan host*ties to a Commissioner Otl* Fowsksrs chine when Commissioner Fred a Kefauver delegate, said Admission* only pictures In the ads and news Haven't Bean Hearn for Thru Buffet Supper, after which th* Dyson said "Tho City should told Stamper, ’ There’s no uro of Thsltna Buffalnw (Sanford) he had received no Invitation and Technical Sergeant Mickey ThoWhole Night*" war* received with paator was presented with many sections to give some hint as to be responsible for breakage" end tho Board adopting a policy and cam* after reading about tha Dischargee playing * f the clarinet la thla gifts. Tha two eircloa gava him a wh.Tw'.rpri’nted.'thVpipi^ pVovi-t W,!l Oviedo, not sticking to It, You're Interes­ County Enginotr L. P, Kagan mooting In the newspaper. Sikes, Glenn M. McKtndree (Sanford) tremendeua applause. Bukur’s desk act for his now desk. Mrs. ted in opening a subdivision and suggested "County erawa only be wha was Stsrsnsun's campaign drd a moment of r.l.xed looking.',nd " " ,UM * for John Bush (Sanford) t o umber in which ha triad aa hard Georg* Chabot of Da Bary presen­ allowed to oporato tbs maehlno." manager to tha May 38 pr.ildsrw Complete with th. front page on ^nuwa of U klng to hoy. W- that'i I t ” John E. Lawson (Sanford) tu stay an pitch and hit such blue ted Dr. Boot with a masterpiece A rental basis Is proposed which tia| preference primary, aald an Carol Littleton (Sanford) the bsck, comic section, cartoon., |^ ,T nctoa that kla partner* shuddered of hand work. Mrs. Chabot drew •-TEAR-OLD DROWNS Is to be based on th* depredation invitation to Kefauver delegates Charles 0. William* (Sanford) a picture of tho church, aa it at his “ inebriated" notes, waa a numerous ad. depleting movie., | ■* » wlU* pr« vtoul MIAMI BEACH (AT—Judith of th* machine which la to be waa aeat to th* Kefauver cam* Dorothy MUtsr (Sanford) stands today, and than achieved classic. night clubs, resdy-to-wsar and _ Augusta Gramllng (Sanford) paign headquarter* which la tuna EuglovaM, •, drowned in n ascartalnod. H# will b* located at tha Pari lha Botariana vetod1 tha pro­ with her naadlaworfc skill a beau­ was t* advia* thorn. Rosa Lea (Oviedo) other advartlsable merchandise, _ _ . motel swimming pool yesterday, tiful hand embroidered picture of gram an* af the hast of a long < W M M am m B S W w t EsUll* E. eSamore (Lake Monroe) the up and down reading waa unhul ding between the succession * f fine programs dur* **• church. Every email d*Ull b* _na I p. m. , n f#w hour* after tho family arJames T. McLain (G cm vs ) , . _d l l I . a . and tngtha year drawing to a close for ,nI P * <"> ‘ he canvas. This will JUNE I I t UiU* l‘ I Anvons Inters.tert in flndlnr out rir,d #rom North Bmddoek, Pa, i stlring presldsntWiUiam (BiU) b*1,hun*1,ln. Gf; »• * | -TO. two English word, worn «" ?k! w L Z . <<” • rorotfon. Mrs. W. Billingsley, also an ar­ Bush, ---------Mr*. Iterla Vance (Sanford) |the form of a name which was *P, (h »»_i(wt b.,|M “ *r father, Edward, 8<t, ws* tist in hrr full rights, made a du­ Julia Rumph (Sanford) peering frequently in Die news rolf/ 0*™*” ^ 1 th# */n't#d SwtM rticued and rovlvoi. H* was plicate of the present church from Sallys F. Bentley (Sanford) umns at the tlma ol publication, Marina Corps Is invited to contact u tan to a hospital where hi* Keeping pert with recordcako and artistically decorated Baby Glri Vance “ Grice Kelly” , Sergeant Thomas on this data. 1condition waa reported so “ fair." breaking attendance* reported In An Isaae Watts ffrmn Ssnien with Icing to match the tharch. April and Map, Ranlando Springs will be held at tha First Christian Th* windows wire artfully color­ reports that th* first half of June Church, Sunday, 1:30 pm., In ed th* same as the big church. hxa attracted 22.3 percent more place of tho regular evening worn Alto tho tiled roor. The desk set visitora than during ths aama per­ shin, the pastor announced today. was presented to Dr. Root by Her­ iod on* year ago. Hymns by Watt* will be used bert Thurston, c '-',rman of the JACKSONVILLE 0P>—A M0exclusively. Intsrprctetlva field Th* Sam tool* County attraction the Ladles pound black boar wao killed In th* {£*£,"*• ° " bek also has booked many additions! wlU b: presented abo'tt -event, Circlet. thickly populated Lakewood see* busineai company parties for bar­ including: "Joy to the World;" becue and picnics, it is reported. "Jesus Shill R e in ;” "O G.»d OjP . w . »iw ^ n. , B a | )d K e h w a r s a ls A Sunday chock of autoo-oblto Help la Ages fa sti” "When t ^ im lts on th* Southsid* lest night licenses showed that tho attraction Survey tha Wondrous Cross;" Arthur Rhyne* rirottho .ntari T l i a s d o V , T h u r s d a y had visitors from 21 stela* and t l "Como, Wo That Lora th* Lord:* and "Am I t Soldier of f t * with . shotgun . . I t triad to claw n# H|fk ^ ^ Florida counties. Cross?" Th# choir, undbt the dir* action of J 'v **. W*’ ’ »- •” d ‘ F ^ r houro o r o Iaarilar S S X r had had iruJ W‘ " Thursday ^ " ^T:30 * d*to y Flv# tha ^boar night* from companlod by Mrs. N. V. Farms* at the organ, will .in i on* Watte boon spotted a n*Un away • * p, b, tha band hall at tho number. Instead of a rrr-n n .'* *•**? t. an ansketch af tha hymn writer's lif* w il th* St. JohM River, J, V. Tindall noancomont M d * today. b* glvca. darnorod th* bear la hla hackTh* rehearsals are en a volun-1 "Watts Is eox.ldcred th# father tary basis only and M i Just for MIAMI (A*)— Airplanes spread­ af English hymnedv,*" said Pasta* Holding a kltchon chair In front b* " d "»en»h#r#. ing poi**n for Mediterranean Forty L. Stone. "H# lived at g fruit Giro visited four new anas time (MT4-1T4I) whan English* H . , Ttatotl — - U. . h >W V «... today in their battle against tha speaking churches sang metrician! but the «■!— » kwtfkfd tha F S n S S F h ln. m*ot “ Mr *«**d tha aero w S iA ^ post that threatens Florida's versions of th* Psalms, sad had gkalr away with a owing e f Ite citrus crop. scruploa against wing hymns af |nw, and scaled n fanea to eeropeLake Park and Boynton Bench, human composarn. Ho wrote SM . County patrolmen with hunting in Palm Beach County, aa ares hymns, and rotor si ar* among the Sag* trailed the hear about four In south Broward County and an­ mast familiar tad hast tovad atiU SUlro before Rhynro shot It. Tho other hi PteolUo County wad in an branch** af Protostoathear wro Maw Sunday night off % achadnl* for today. lam. H* did mar* than any Atlantic Boulevard, rover*] mile* day with a few GOLDEN WEDDfNfl ANN1 VERS ART! Nr. aad Mr*. F. B- AskMhfo PlneBa* area to win for w lha right Mm affair. Tha havu Dead In Sanford It turned up lata yos- aftemaan riroworot down celebrated their &0th wedding anniversary Saturday with a Dunedin. Clearwater hymn* in ear aarrtea* (Photo h i Co*) dinar at to* KgcM Chth. Faurtasw guaato and Nlnttvan nttondad Of Oak Avenue Is Presented Again Ike Tackles More White House Work 'Populates' Entertain Rotarians Yesterday Df.,Roo! Hotored By Group for 30 Years As Minister Stott's Alternate Delegate* Picked A t Closed Session 2 English Wasds , Appear In Copy O f Tokyo Paper Hospital N otes Sgt. Thomas Will Explain Marina Reserve Program Sanlondo Attracts Hymn Sarvica Is Visitors From 21 Planned Sunday S+ates Last Sunday Instead O f Worship 200-Pound Bear Is Killed In Thickly Populated Section 4 Are o* Sprayed Today In Battle Aaainst Med Fly W eather ) P 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, June 18, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 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>, June 18, 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