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Sts THt COM niTt UNI Of C l f ( ' iUrOAUr/C WASHiM f IN MIX on MATCH COLOHS y A DIPAIYMINT OF OINIRAl ELtCYIIC COMPANY S. PARK ______ I_________ ■ ' *> PHONE: �p<m r? Shop aid Save In Sanford m ie ■ 3 * m fo r i> AN IN D K m roeK T DAILY N1WB a A N T O g D ^ F ^ R ID A ^ VOIJIMB XI.VII1 NAS Permanent Featured At Meet FRIDAY, MAY 18.193B Aawxtotmi Preaa Lea—d W ire Power Tor Peace Theme O f _____. Armed Forces Day 'Open House / * Polntlng to the need for eontlnu •I training and complete strength Orchid corsages ware much In of the Armed Forces of ths United evidence aa the Sanford Garden States, Captain Robert W, Jackson, Commanding officer of tho Club met yesterday to Install ofNaval Air Station here, and a mem­ fleers; listen to a talk on Japaber of tha Sanford Klwanls Hub's nese -lower arrangements and Public and Business Affairs Com­ enjoy luncheon together. The mittee, reminded hla Klwanls Hub Woman's club rooms ware rich a . , , audience Wednesday at ita noon The Five sections of ' lunehton aboard tha Naval Air with bouquets and c«ntsrplecea ed Forces Day parade will form 0f |h# ,avngth that Soviet of colorful gladioli presented by tomorrow morning at First S t and Russia had accumulated slack Mrs, Charles M. Flowers. MemSanford Avs. at 8 o'clock with tho World War IL hers and guoata called out mirth­ formation moving off precisely at 8:30 a. m. to raov* through LHo Captain Jackaon sc.ld, "from reli­ fully es each arrival walksd In able catlmatea taken from current carefully balincing a "crasy hat." Ttio long-awaited Armed FARM downtown section of Sanford. newspaper* we've learnd that tha Day "open house" celebration .88 Heading tho formation, with Soviet shopyarda are now turning Mra. Georg* Robert McCall, the Sanford Naval Air Station wiQ Chastar Hacek a* Parade Mar* out 100 submarlnes,and sines World preildent, opened the business get underway at 10 a. m. tomorrow shall, will be Sanford Police Chief War 11 has turned out more cruis­ meeting with requests of rt] torts and contlnuo through 3 p. m. Roy G. William*, hetnlnole Coun­ ers than all other countries com This event, which attracted hun­ from stch committee end from ty Sheriff Denver Cordell, and the blntd. dred* of Central Floridians last the chairman of each Circle, who Florida Highway Patrol. year, Is fte seventh annual obaorr* The Navy haa four primary re.•tailed Colors, followed by City sponilbUltlti ai a result of the Key then Introduced tho new chair­ ance of this day. man, of 1336-37. Mrs. McCall ita. oi/-«ieie and rounty official* will West Agreement of 1B4S," Captain Again, as last year, Power fnW ted that wljsn she took office lead off tho flrit eectlon with llo- Jackson said. Research and devel Peace will be the theme of the dap b*rt J. Bauman as chief. In the opment, procurement and training there were 363 members, Increas­ on which the general publie hae first aAitlon *'111 bo earn tho of personnel, and in Sanford tho ing to 346, with 33 new members the opportunity to see first-hand In the last two years. "W* have S'ininol* High 8chool Band and state of readiness to strlka any ils national defense system. t won some firsts for our club," she rep Club, Naval Air Station’s where around tha clock, are our stated, “such as tha Christmas The NAS main gat* will awing Marching unit, Navy anibulnn** responsibilities," he said. open to all traffic at 10 a. m« psrade. W* rang bells for tha Sal­ and weapons display, Compory By graphs, charts, Illustrations vation Army, participated In tbe Visitor*' will proceed along MtB, 134th Armored Infantry, Na­ and pictorial development, Captain Phillips landscaping project at the Crackln Ave. to Third S t, t u n tional Guard marching unit, Na­ Jackson pointed (o tha type of air­ new homes in Little Venice right, and conttnua to a designated tional Guard truck, Do Bary craft predominant In ths Navy In­ (whore 1 am happy to say 1 waa parking area Just off Von Weller Ground Observer Corps, American cluding the new A3D Sky Warrior In the winning group). The Gar­ Ave. Guides will be present to aa* Red Cross Goat and the Lyman which ba said "W* hope to have den club won a National award, alst those unfamiliar with th* Btn* here In number. lion. High School Red Cross unit. Ihe Rose Rosette, given for the "Wt hope to set the development best standard flower show. We In lbs second section, wltli Son­ First on the list of events wIB ny Powell M chief, will be seen of basee such as Sanford for tha have applied, too, for a national be a simulated alr-aea rescue bp the Lymtn High School Band, Boy support of Heavy Attack Units," award which will be decided at a Navy hcllcoptar. Here, all guaaSn Scouts, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts the NAS Commanding Officer said. the convention In 1S3T, for our will be able to see actual reicuo "To ■ casual observer our orga­ and Brownies, Spanish American procedures, Including the holstlnK Christmas flower show, War Veterans, Disabled American nisation may appear cumbersome," “ We had two money making of a survivor Into tha hellcoptar. V-.ternni, Sa'.tord VFW Cotor Captain Jackson stated and then project*; the water whips and all Immediately following this per* formancs, a precision tire fighting Guard, Ds Bary VFW, VFW Auxi­ with ths aid of charts outlined the color calendars; w* gave 160 to complete organisation of tho local crew will give a lira fighting damliary and the Gold Star Mothers. the conservation group for a bird onslratlon north-east of tha tower. The third eectlon In chetg* of buc with its functional type orga­ sanctuary and have contributed In nine separate and dif­ Two demonstration* of tha almu* T. V, Brown will have tho Oviedo nisation to Ihe Permanent Homs fund and ferent departments. Thais he nam­ latsd air-sea rescue will taka plac« High School Bend to lead follow­ ed the hospital beautification work. as: Administrative, Industrial at 11 *. m. and 3 p. m. Also, two ed by t* Wset 814* School, Gun* Relations, Security, Medical, Den­ We landscaped Crooms Academy demonstratloni of fire-fighting will eva School, Bouthalde School, Wil­ tal, Communications, Operations, and the Tourist center; we start­ son Schuol at Paola, Pinscrest Public Works and Supply and Fla- ed the MUe of Beauty last year ft *NFORD NAV AL MB STATION ns •»i>n from this nerlnl shot, Is cordially Invited to coma out to Sanford Nuvnl Air Station and lake place at 11:13 a. m. and l:M p. m. , School, Paola School, Crooms Aca­ cal. with over IS palms and 1,000 feet will be open to the general public tomorrow, between the hours of tee tha many displays on hand far the publle’a inspection. (Official Another highlight of tha *op«R Photo, U. S. Navy) 1(1 a. lu. unit 3 p, m. In ubservuncu of “Armed Forces Day”. Ths public demy Band and the Crooms Aca­ Presenting his D e p a r t m e n t of beautification." house" will be th* touch and gw demy Marching unit. Heads, the operation of each de­ After a rising vote of thanks landing of a Navy Airship, The Air*' In th« fourth Motion, headed by partment waa explained In detail. given for her splendid stewardship ship flight demonstration wld fcf flurry Robson as chief, will be Lt. Comdr. M. L. Beall, NAS Sup­ of the presidency, Mrs. McCall condrctad between 11:30 and U 8* » Ihe Pilot Club f l a t , Elks Goat, ply and Fiscal Officer explained presented corsages to the follow­ m Anne Millar C'rele Goat, Seminole that the dutlaa of hla organisation ing officers as they wars Installed Open for Inspection will be s it County Jayeees, Banford Ltona were 16 “pay the personnel, super­ by htra. Georoe Hardin) Mrs, of th* Navy's carrle*. copibat alrClub, Sanford Mwanle Club. San­ vise money expenditures, provide Fred Danes, president; Mrs. % craft. Jai and conventional fypn • •v> . f t hn . I . . . . V .1 f H fVT • ford Garden Club, Sanford Oval gasoline, oil, tires, tubes and oxy. Henry Simpson, vies . president; plane* Included In the dtaplay.arat A picture, shown today In*(fy end Ski Club, Sanford Junior gen add to provide Ih* petroleum Mrs. Ksrlyle Housholdtr, secre­ Douglas “Skyr* liter", Gruaan tary: Mrs. Ben Wiggins, corres­ necessary to keep the plane* Hy­ .Sanfiml Herald, of Hid New York High School Band, Robson Sport­ In x recent repurt lo tbe Hoard "Cougar", Lockheed "Neptune'*, ponding secretory; and Airs. ing Goods Goat, Smltty’s Rnurpir/ ing." I Giants' Dormitory Building, was i f Suufurtl y iiy CtimiiiUsiuners, Lockheed TV-2 "Jet Trainer, Chief Carpenter H. W. Fllbry told Laurence E. Spencer, treasurer. Turtle, Gautier'* Ambulance and A tD5fl Ford Victoria coupe wn, prepared and released this momCity Alnnagcr Warren E. Knowlas North American "Fury" HUP-a the Kiwsnls Club'tha ttheresponAmid cheers Ihe three 'cratlest* t..* Sanford Fir* Department. a total lum when II wind out o f1Ing by John A. Burton, IV, Archlrevealed the comparison uf coete I'laserke Helicopter "netrlever", The fifth seet’on In cha*ge o f , slbilltles of hla department Includ­ hats were chosen: Mrs. Blanton cuntroj and skidded along Hie ircf, as representative of Ihe fin n* tli<> epurallun uf ths venter Benchcraft “ Expeditor", North ed the “general responsibility for Owen, (Palm Circle) Aral prize; M. R. Strickland will feature the division by both electric k,uwer nod American "AJ-Sivago" and the providing ths fleet unit with real Airs. Edward Lane (Rose Circle) highway coming lu a stop, over­ ulii'il appearance nf the structure. Du.'tj Boots Ruling Club. U0 D "Sky Master." illesel luel operation. Wednesday night rimrily Burton tnfiirmcd The Sanfurtl Her­ Heading the Ssmlnols County estate, planning for facilities to second and Mra. Charles Hobson, turned ald this morning that tha plo'ura Following x month’* operation before 9 o'clock. A static ordnance exhibition will meet future fleet requirements, <• Chamber of Commerce Armed planning end development, con- gust) of Airs. Ralph Dean, third. printed earlier this week wa« an tost In Ih* use uf uiuelrla power be located near tha aircraft dis­ Florida Highway Patrolman iulerprclalion of the Owner's New Force Cominlllee planning the After a covered dish luncheon (CoaUsse.l On Psgo Teas exclusively during ,h<t month of play area, Contlnuoua service mad# at prettily decorated tables the Carl Williams said the automobile York artist and was apparently Sheriff Denver Cordell said yes­ April, C ty Warfuger Knowles com­ movie* will alio be shown. Armed Forces Dsy Parade Is Karwas driven by Calvin Weaver speaker of the day, Mrs. Ray­ prepared from rough study sket­ terday “ I am sure a gasoline theft lyla Housholdsr with George Maythe costa with the nrnn'.h uf As an added feature, tha Ground mond Greene, wife of the mayor Duck Jr., a 21-year-old Orlando ches submitted hy Burton's nffico ring which has hern operating In pared bury, outgoing'Comraandor <>f the April when the division Wat Control Approach Unit, a fir* fight­ Air Force lln-a man who was of Winter Park, recounted talcs which were not Intended fur release t.ii,.>nl*ll-tiO**iiig I Amerlenn the Oviedo area nat been broken :pi>ruled exsliuivaly with Jiusvl ing crash truck and field ambu­ of her trip through tha Orient. traveling south on Secondary at that time. Legion, In charge of tho arisngoup." fuel lance will ba on display, Th* Road 427. She showed many flower pictures Burton further stated the “pub­ Cordell said (hat approximately msnta for thi para Is. Comparative figures show " u t Ground Control Approach Unit La Traveling at an apparent exces­ which she had painted whllo lication nf tha .May 21 hid date MX) gallons nf gasollno had been The parade r#ut> will bo from abroad. “1 had the privilege uf sive sliced, the driver failed to ne­ was erroneous and did not origi­ stolen recently from truck*, trac­ the coat pur day In operation by a device by which pilot* are guided tha corner of First 8L and Sau* cl eel lie power came to f ID.Btt com­ to safe landings during overcast gotiate a curve, toil control of lin­ nate from my office.'' studying llowor arrangements ford Avo. west to Oak Avs. on tors and miiletralna. Also taken pared to th* diesel fuel cost of weather. Alio, Fleet Aircraft Serv­ ear and went off on ths right with the Japanese Instead of Ihe First St l wutn on Osk to Swigd He said, “ Invitations to bid will was a tarpaulin, rope* and batter­ glJ.HA per day. lco Squadron 31, will have on dieAmerican tourlau," ahe explain­ shoulder and tu|ned In the same he advertised the latter part of ies. St.: east on 8s-end St. to Huntord direction ho cam* from in a 23Rased on today's rat* of con­ play survival equipment ed, "so that I could absorb the Avs.j and South on Sai/ord Ava. this month with rtm setuat dale tor Sheriff Cordell, with the coopera­ sumption and costs, lb* annual All visitor* planning to attend 4hw essential Oriental approach to mlle-per-hour zone. to Fifth St. whom the parade Company "B", I54th Armored In­ this subject which they study ^ Duck received minor Injuries receiving bids being, as yel, an tin tion of Const aide George Kelsey, co>t fur alectrlo power would in­ "open house" at the NAS ar« re­ determined during (he last week of returned ten Juveniles to their par­ will dlsbs.idfantry, of Sanford, will participate so seriously, Each girl la taught crease by 64 pur c e n t Annual quested not lo bring cameras Of his arms ami head Imt nut suf­ .lime." The first **:tl>n.of the parade in the Armed Force* Day Tarade this decorative grace is part of to ents when the teenager* were curt by diesel operation wqi esti­ firearms aboard tha Station. ficient to lie hospitalized. A pas­ will' form on East first St. at slated to step off tomorrow morn­ her education; flower arrange­ senger In the ear with him wuConstruction Is expected lo begin found to ho connected with the var­ mated at while the elec* T tha corntr if Cypress Am.) the ing i t 8:10 a. m. from the corntr ments to her era not simply a uninjured. sumo two weeks after the award ious thefts. trio power cost on en animal bails Rotarians To H qyo second rectlnn will form on east of First St. and Sanford Ave. of Ihe contract with the completion He said that the Investigation In­ would amount to 17,200. 'knack' of putting buds and leaves Damage to Hie automobile was scheduled fur no later than Feb. First Ru at ths Intsrssction of According to latest information Into a bowl; It Is a ritual, taking to the widespread gasoline theft Knowles revealed, however, (hat estimated at ft,700. 1, 1957. Pina Ava.j I no third section forms released this morning, a marching hours of intensive study." stealing rnvered a period of tJirro figuring depredation ami rs- Boat Trip, Corn Patrolman William* charged on East First St. at Locust Ave.) platoon will ba seen in the parade Airs. Greene brought 10 vases It I* anticipated that the owners weeks before the Juveniles confes­ pn rs to equipment, the- in s* Roast Wednesday the fourth section m K*»t Flret from the local National Guard unit. with her from a huge collection Duck with reckless driving. will occupy the building around sed to Ihclr part nf Ihe racket. In cost with Hi* use of utoclrlo In addition, on* man from the Bt. and San Juan Ava.i and the Feb. IS, 1057 In prvparallon tor There will be no meeting of th# chosen in Japan and showed power wuulj b* only U1.4 per their Spring Training season. fifth eectlon on Hast First HU at Nstlonal Guard will ba assigned tilde* of Japanese women among Banford Rotary Club Monday, B t*m. to tha Color Guard and a truck, Unbeaten Apopka MallonvIU* At a. In ihe C j Abir.sgir’* report, waa announced today by tha club mounted with weapons used b / the their flowers, he demonstrated 10 ARREBTED president William (Bill) Bush the use of greenery ae a back­ It was rsveil<J that th* No. Six local unit moving with tha parade. VIENNA, Austria IB—Ths C*ecJr. who called tha attention of Plays Here Tonight ground In rich arrangement*. In Generally fair through Baiur-'W«H went dry during th* heavy The National. Guard unit htra FRA, Auxiliary 'oilovak Communist government day, high today 81-M, low tonight demand period caused prlmarllly tho members to the fact (hit the will have a display of small arms her practical demonstration she The Sanford Cardinals will |i! Spring Boat trip and eorn mail to intiounced today the arrest of 10 14-64) gentle variable winds. by t' t Lu ; my , .time ir, bo he!i! Wednesday, May 23 would weapons for (ho public to examine arranged lilies and roses for’ (he host tonight to Ihe unbeaten Apu To Install Officers In ka team, leaders of Ihe Lake u club group to show the beauty of men acused of spying on tho front of tha Post Office Build­ His water dlvltto.i exlcr 'o,| th* lake the place of tha callsd-off 1 ing between the hour* of 10 a. m. simplicity which may be qchieved ange Baseball League. depth uf th* aell 30 f«*t to a meeting. zechoslovak air force end arm* A t SNA^ 14 and The game will be played at > ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS from the summer profusion of 13 noon. total depth of 1U1 feet with x Officers of the Fleet Reserve o'clock ;hl| evening at the Banford industry for U. S. intelligence (Continued ox Psge 10) 1st Lt. John O. Keeling Jr. will Florida floweri. tour inch Imre. The well is nuw The group will embark on Skip­ Association, Branches 117 of Or. be in command of Ihe National | service. Atemnrlal Baseball Stadium. per Gene Itnumltlat'a "Skylark'* In operation pumping a 33.3 per , 110m Ih* Sanford. Boat Work* tando and 147 of Sanford, an- Guard marching platoon la tomor­ cent gnln In capacity. nounca that a loin* Installation row morning’s parade, Y~'—~ t r ;T"»«W 7 %'• ——.... — T a: r > promptly at 2 o'clock Wcdneeday Also In tli • 'City itunager i re- afternoon tor a destination someceremony of Incoming officers »• -■ ; ■•'V-f, .-■ r* ' • port to the ilnurd waa thu fact whers In Ihe vicinity of Lemow > will hs held at Ihe Banford Naval that iuactira water service* list Bluff. Air Stallnn's CPO Cluh June 14 In con..,.!. i Double Sextette ut P p. m. A committee consisting of Al Water Department. A total of 2'J2 ! Lee, The Women’* Auxiliary of the chairman, F. E. Roumlllat Will Sing Sunday Inactive cervices were listed fiom Fleet Reserve Association, Drench »r., F. E. Roumlllat Jr., Jim Ih* records of (ho water depart­ 117, of Orlando, will a'so instil! Holticlaw, Tom Brown, Tom ment and surveyed. A* a rc.iult, Jonos, and Earl Tulwar haa thw their officers rt the ssma meet* At Church Service according to the report, 1UB un­ affair in charge and. baaed pa Two numhero will be offered used meter* have beon recovered pmt performances, this long* *n i)snls1 Walt*. P««t pr*»ld#nt of by x double sextette from tho with eight more to he retnuvud. awaited boat trip will bo a wail Bianch 180 will bs tha Installing lunlor High School seventh grade "Th* total of 110 meters," said attended outing. offiesr. Walts resides In Sanford glee club at the evening worshin City Manager Knowles, “Inmate* at 1118 Brlsrcilff Avs. and Is service Sunday night, at tha Fink Ilia meter, aaseta ot the City by Methodist Church. Tha young peonot/ a member of Branch 117. approximately 13,000.'' Gray Is Director Ladles are Invited to ths Joint pis. part of a group trained by meeting. A buffet dinner will b# Mrs. W. G. Fleming, will sing O f Training Unit “Christopher Robin" and “Ona COMMISSION PLANS 2nd served. God” aa tha specie! musical ftaFESTIVAL Lieutenant Commander " 0 “ •'ft** OKI,ANDO (A1)—The Florida Gray haa recently been deslgnatsi! turea of tho servlco which will OFFICERS NAMED Development CommUaton today as Director of Training at (hi SARASOTA (Ahf-Dr. H, J- b# broadcast over WTRR, starting Ulicuaatd with ataU business Heavy Attack Training Unit, N a m Wendland of Bradenton hae been at 8 o'clock, leader plana for a second Florida Air Stotlon, Sanford. included In the enstmll'i ere:— elected grand high priest of the Product* Festival. Lorretla Brinson, Melinda MeAa Director of Training, loyal Arch Mason*. The first festival was bald In Comdr. Gray la raiponalbla for th# Other official* choose* yester­ 31array, Beley Williams, RoseJanuary and drew attention of coordination aid prosecution of aH day Include William J. Abram, nrery Southward, Sonatina Jan**, many visitor*. It (s now planned training carried on by the nnN, ’’ Lakeland, grand king; Bussell L. Deanna Nichols, Leslie JoncV, Ann as an annual affnlr to generate t l . Cmdr. Gray, who relieved Houston, Miami, frond treasurer; LiI.Ley, Cindy May, Angia Stewart, more Interest lq the atatej reduce r nH,A> r» Ul!.b ___i. flit* ■ Charles W. Arnold, Orlando, grand Mleharl Pi pe end BV'Isy Jones. the percentage of tales dollars trrlba and John B. Fhslpo, Miami, Judy Lud Ig will act ,as piano leaving Florida! and entlca naw eece«v*i is t •acrataryARCHITECTS RELEASE OF FINISHED ICTlHtR OF tbs New York Giants’ Dormitory BuUdln#. buetaoeo aad Industry to Florida, Armed Forces Day Parade To Consist Of Five Sections Parade Starts 9 :3 0 a.m. Car Is Total Loss Picture Of Giants' When Driver Loses Dormitory Released Control, Overturns Sheriff Reports Gasoline Theft Ring Broken Up Local Guard Unit To March In Armed Forces Day Parade Weather ( l (i -'*1 City Manager's Report Reveals �AD Church Notice* muat be preeonUd a t Tho Herald ; office by 10 a, m, on tha day b ato n publlutlon. . ty i n t i r o A ■■ _ST« : over WORZ (74# ke) school JJo a. a .—for #11 il l pwpa Christian Day School— Monday lltOF a-m through Friday HOO a. a.-H AiJ d:0O p-a. oI Church School. Church School. IOiOO u*. oloBMtary grade# and UnderClaaaoc for all ugta. gartca). -I Wonhlp 11:00 a.m. Children'* Sorvlco 11:00 *Jn. FINHCBBST BAPTIST Young Poopto diM pja. M iaaioii Children l:M p.a. Wonhlp Ti30 pan. Everybody invftod to attend CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH U « n d at all our services. The Plnoenat School • W. 17th UHULLOTA BAPTIST On/BCS Rtv. C W. Planh Mlcoten Paalor Waite# A. Boath Jr., Teeter 9:40 o.m. Sunday School UiOO a,a. Homing Wonhlp Tnlntng Union R t t K U U a . u u a Sill p.a. •ncent OF CifB'tT B1W» Study at »o rise rviet ASSIMBLY OF GOD CRVBGi Uth 04. and Lenrel Am. Bov, Ooorga 1. Boos Sunday School U4I a. a . Morning Worship 11 a, a . Youth Sorvlco 1:40 p. a . BvaagolUUo Body T:4l p. a . Prayar and Bibb Study Wedseeday at 7i4l pa a . “JUaaabar a glad band Invites pan to vorahip with aa.” Par| Are. and 1400 I t ^ . ^ ^ C n ru fln J( .!’ fu isy , Otahlaad Morning ler; Flag 0:4# to -11:10 a.m. Cell to i wflbfp 10:40 a.a. Evening Ser'MOT ft*jfc rt. < WMmeday Prayer Service and ! Stole Discussion 7:40 p.a. Chepal iC M r Kehenal after aervlee. • Thmdey Youth Night Frogrea <Mt to •tio Otlo p.m. Devotional Tuna, Tlaa. itiritui. a Minlonary doolty ft gl monthly). Followihlp I Laaaboon - tnd Tueidey after • naan. Prayer and luilneu - 4tb «Tuaediy afternoon. Sewing Circle J,-4th Thursday morning, v ,4A friendly church for the ! whole family.” Ilbla Study ............. 1:00 P. U. F1BIT CRUBCIOF THB NASABBN1 "lcnford‘1 Singing Church" One hloch off French Ace, at Sad •L Safe Spear, Faeter Fh. t i l l You art cordially Invited to attend thoo« oorviaoo thio Lerd’e Day: Sudsy School at OiM sun. There are claaace and clMsrteaa for all agcc. Morning Wonhlp 10:40 e.m. Bvtnlng Cvanfollitle at TilO p a . The paster will ho prsaaUnf at both oarvteoo. Ohrletlu Service T r a I n l a p Sunday School Mornlnf Worihlp Bible Study Evening Wonhlp Prayor Meeting (Wed.) Mluloaery P Welcome HERALD iy IS, 19Stf S& ism it#o «■* larly Momlni Worship 1:41 a. Bl. today School »:4I a. n. Marning Worship n:oo a. m. Tratotag Union «i4l p. ra. Evening Wonhlp l:oo p. a . BY VIRGINIA F. ANDERSON Fellowship Hour liOO p. a . Mrs. James M. Thtmegee* left Wad. Prayer Service 7:J# p. a . Tuesday' for Bueh BlU Fob#NURSERY AT ALL SERVICES Penne.. to attend the Beetwn church or god ® SO# Samoa g R7:10 r oek Service Tuaiday 7i*o Young People Service Thus*jdWUTlft p. a . I JBENEZBB METHODIST '/ — vm CHURCH Q m i Heights dwerd Marti*, Palter Reboot 10 a, m,—cllflohneu. auperlatendaut Benin* U a. a. meoifig, Tburiday, T:M in£7a' A m Council of Women’s 0 , E nl“ ‘U,Y, ■* Preehywrlen Church, 'J*** * • Synodical President of Florid*. Mrs. Thompson 1* • delegate to this Important gathering of WhiUnnday Holy Eucharist 1:00 a. m. churchwomen. Family Service .and Church Mr. end Mr*. A1 ■»»*«» •"< School 9:11a.m. three son. of Winter. Haven were Choral Eucbarlit and Sermon 11:00 a, m. Service* through the week: Mon­ day, Tueidey, Thursday, Fri­ day and Saturday, Holy Com­ munion. 7:30 a. m. Wednesday, Holy Communion, 10:00 a. a . end Mre. W. ¥. Thome. Sundey. Mr. and Mr*. J. V. Rlcherde of Enterprle* and their house gueeL Ml** Mery A. Wilcox, of Los Angel**. Calif., r sa t TOUT METHODIST CHUBCH . Paator Milton H. Wyatt Cburth School ciaiiM for all agee gi4i s . a . Maralai Wonhlp 11:00 a. a . Lake E«m» ' r a t e Topic—“Loyalty Sunday Urnoon. Nfi* 5***>jJ**JS ^ . her . Sermon by Paator." eouiln, Mice Wllee* MAeGdadtha M: Y. F. 7:oo p. a . University of Wliceneln, ati MedOrgan V aran 7:48p.m. Wle.. toiether, a# the letEvening Worship 1:03 p. a . lion, ter'e annuel vlelt to Sermon Topic—“Dry Bones" by li ilwiyi th# owiiloii Robert Baker. |„f "old W “ At a Uto hour, Broadeeit over WTRR th? hoitee. served !«•n u m and Air Conditioned SCanetuery. cake, fruit'punch, mteUindnute; For the Sunday, morning earFIRST PMESBYTE1 IAN vice et the C aw raljr JhuvcJ CHURCH the eenetuery wel 1y«'F two amngementa of flower*. Oak Ava, and Third at. Ear, A- 0 . Melanie, Mlnlater The ell white, given ««b y * « Mien Katherine Brown, D. C. E. on Mother** Day, by Nre, F, D. Mrs. Oeovfo Tenby, Anderson we* in‘ " " J *17 J j j 1" Minister of MnaM mother, Alice WrigM ^ ™ ^ Mornlnf Worship 8:48 a.m. The other, In red end white, we# Anthem: “Holy, Holy, HolyI Lord, given by Mr*. Arthur Linden, » fled, Almighty,“ Dykes, Jun­ ior Choir, "•mr formon: "Tbs Great H am it" by be'!* of the Community Church Mr, Melnnle Sunday SehMl 8:48 a. m. leeilon mecta for prayer In the ■nd it Is felt to be an eepeeiany Senlon Room 10:80 a, m. nice way of remembering lov*<l Morning Worihlp U:00 e. m. ones who have P****4 ®n* AnUiem: “Coma Thou Holy Trank Evtn» of Bow^i Spirit," Tkach, Chancel Choir. Anthemi “Bleeied le the Man," Whitney, Chancel Choir, Sermon: "Armed With Christ," Chaplain Cherlsi L. Arnold. Nuriorlei for children under three, and thru to elx every Sun­ day morning during the Worship BPS*turdey *<l«Tno°" (j|rl*Bco«t hours, B:45 a. m. end 11:00 a. m. - m enu comPioneer Fellowship 7:00 p, m. and Brownie leaders and Senior High Fellowship 7:00 p. m. mlttcee *t the home of »re. * Evening Worihlp 8:00 p. m. Anthemi “O Lord, How Manifold," a Bnrnby, Youth Choir. Sermon: Rev. Melnnle. J. Aotivlttos sash Thureday at 7:4S p.m. The Chunk of tha Naaaran* holds no 'strange doctrine' but you will find It strikingly elmltar to all you normally have CBNTBAL BAPTIST CHUBCH bean taught as eld fashioned Protaitantlim. Bev. J. W. Persia, pester Cor. Fourteenth SL. Oak Ave. A nunery at all regular lervlcea and courtaoue uihari will Sunday School 9:45 a. m. make your church iokn| a pleas* Morning Worihlp Senica 11:00 ure. a. a . Training Union 8:18 p. a . It's ■ THB SALVATION ARMY family affair. 314 East Second Street Evening Worship T:80 p. a . Meeting* FIRST CHRIBTIAN CHURCH , “Coma thou with ui and we will Sunday do thee good." .ppotol-d -M'™1" , ^ ,p . r i »n 1107 Sanford Avenue Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Ferry L. Stone, Minister »w' h ”. m p. ...u w - hr llol|ne»4 Mooting ltjOO a. a-pi Telephone 1411, , Wllllem*, Scout PO ST CHURCH OF CHBBT, Open-Air (Street Mooting) 0i ’'Sunday School, 1:49 a. a . Les­ May 30, • Mr*. RH’Ph M | Loon Teylof. SCIENTIST. p.m. ter Tharp, euperintenilant Adult 100 E . Sc coed SL 7:00 p.m. leuon “A Church with Conconi” Mr* V X &•■> Y.P.U / '■ - . t Sunday Servlcei 11:00 a. m. Salvation Meeting 7:80 p.m. Mqrnlng Worship, H o'clock. Sunday School 0:30 a. m. Tuesday Pentecost Sunday, the annivers­ 3:30 p.m. ary of the birth of the church, cmphaile on congregetlonal elng Corp Cadet* Wedneiday Evening 4:00 p.m. will bo observed. The peitor will Ing. B>von Smith will read the Meeting t on n m Rand Practice I.atlle* Home League 7:90 p.m. preach on “Th* Disciples and Scripture and prey. Sermon: “The Leison-Sarmon “Soul and Body." Thursday Heeding liuum luuulsU u: tu»n ol Christian Unity.” As an organ Conquest of Fear.'' Attendance 7:30 p.m- prelude Mrs, N. V. Farmer will sponsors, Mr. end Jflra. B. H. WllChurch Building open to public Prayer Meeting 3:30 to 4:30 p.m, Tueidaya and Saturday p l a y Roekwell'a “Adoration." llama. Open-Air (Street Meeting) 6:30 Min Pally Glenn Johneon li to The public le invited to all pubThuridayi. p.m. A cordial invitation I* attended brlng g message In long. Eerl Ho service*, A special welcome U all t« attend our aonrtooe THB LITTLE BROWN CHURCH Evans will lead the responsive Is extended to new reeldenti, and uia tha Raiding Room. reading end offer two prayere. Navy personnel and their fe mills* ON THB HILL During the service, nunery fa- tourlala, weekend guests, end any(Congregational) cllltie* will be available in the one without a church home In Corner Park Aveand 34th St, THE CHURCH OF GOD annex. Sanford. Safe, off-itro*t perking J. Bernard Beet, Minister OF PROPHECY Christian Youth Followihlp, 0:30 is provided In lots south of the Sunday School 9:45 X5u3 Ela Ave. church and north of the parson11:00 p. m. Rtv. D. D. Cteaiy, Faeter Morning Worship Evening Worship, 7:30 with eg#. Sermon Topic: “A God Who ComSunday School OtU A.M. Morning Wurihip 11:00 A.M. Sunday NightSarvlc* 7:41 p.m. The Pilgrim Followihlp will go W H IN T H I M ERCURY GETS W A Y UP THERE to Orange City for a District ConW MB Tuaiday Night -------7:30P.M. VLB Tburiday night 7:30 p. M faranea which begin* at 3 o'clock. m m A S T H M A iA ::: til* i**e 4:1* (Saw* iiti tfiK'Vr. HOLT CROSS CHURCH tapoMpai) lav. & Lyttleton Ilmmerpan, B. D„ Rector x z * ____ o:U a.a. Sanies 10:10 a.a. n«c S S F ^ P r T •lift Msrksl HSpoM III* Twill* SI •vai Ki r u Or TOUCHTOIf imiKJ CO. 4k ROUMILLAT A ANDERSON General Insurance tending this matting beside* the hMteet wart Mrs. WUliaaa, Mre. Fnnk Event, Miu Tttlo, Mre. Wlleon, Mrs. Ttyltr, Mrs. Dnn* lap. Mrs. F, D. Andersen and Earl Taney. FhllHp Teney who 1a t student at Oaergln Tech in Atlanta, On., •pent the Mether’a Day weekend with hie pnvente, Mr. and Mre. Eerl Toney. Mr, end Mr*. 3, A. Strange are home again, following ■ ahort vacation spent with rela­ tives in Weal Florida, Mrs. Don Ellmore (a home again after recent forgery. Mr, end Mr*. Edgar Parrish and daughter, Cindy were th* guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. W. SJobtom, on Mather’s Day, Friends *f Mias Marten Rea­ ves will ha sorry to hear that for health reasons she hsa been compelled to step her atadent training at the Mary Karl Voca­ tional fchoel In Daytona Basok. It 1* hoped that her health «an be built up during the summer end that she een rsjoin her elaee In the #*riy felt The monthly meeting of the Laura Burdick Clan of the Lake Mary Baptist Chapel was held Mey 18 at the home #f Mrs. J. V. Ogden. Ao n project for May It wee planned te build table* for the primary grades in Mre. W. V. Castleberry’* room. Following tho buslneeo session refreshments were served hr th# • hostess to Mre. Francis Beard, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Mr*. E. M. Cheater end Mre. James Chelhley. Mr, and Mrs, C. A. liven# wee now occupying the Keen home Chief Harold Xe#n has been transferred te Meyport and for tha preient his family end chil­ dren ar* with her mother In Meoclenny. O. J. Swift ha* arrived te vl«it bar ten-ln-law and daugh­ ter, Mr. and Mre. W. 1. Gray on Crystal Lake. a JAMES GUT AGENCY •IS BAHT FIRST STRUT PRONI 71 H. JAMES OUT JAMES & OUT Friday l#th Friday May >8, 1#M ANNIVERSARY May St, l»Sd Of The Raising of Past Master Frink L. MlU#r (1914) Call Communication Friday, May 25,1950 6:40 P. M. Pirst Section—Supper 0:80 P. 7:30 Sacond Suction Brother Millar will confer tho Sacond Soctlon as ho roeolvod It, and u ho conferred It (n 1914. Re««rvitlon for aupper muit bo In by May 28. L E. Eotrldgo, C hilm aa Comaaltteo ( ----- DON’T ------Away Toar Tire Dollars Because four Tlrea Ar# I Let WELfl TIKI IHOP l#l W. lad Put Oa New T n rt Treed* That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And •eve Tear Money. Threw WELSH TIRE SHOP 10S W. 2nd 84 TRAM IN BANFORD ONI ALUMINUM STACK CHAIR GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTILY F U R EACH DAY AT IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 1208 8. PARK AVI. PAOLA WBSLBTAN I MWTBODIIT CHURCH I d Mllen Weal m Bt. 40 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Beheel 9:45 ST. LUKE’S LUTHIRAN Park Ava. at tth SL J Worship 10146 la Slavla (Near Oviedo) W. P. Brooks, dr., Paator rasteyen Youth 0:46 Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy, Paator Prad B, Fisher, AaaoalaU Palter ! Evening Worship 7itO Morning Wonhlp MiU t, m. lag an , Mam Director Wedieediy Prsyermeetinp 7:80 Radio Minion Broadcait at 1:30 Blrhy Mr*. Mirvln Milam, Organist Evenoae Welcome » I n . Cecil W. Shaffer > v ___________ GET C A U G H T WITH AN AIR CONDITIONER THAT J U S T C A N ' T T AK E IT ' D O N 'T OVIEDO Laaia L Day, Peilar iy School • 0:40 a.a. tax Worship • ii:oo a.a Got • Now, Dependable Don 7 M in th§ Tractor Display of tho Yoar at Our Fabulous POWER PO W -W O W ! tU T O L O A N S Lowest Cost Hear thli exciting new power etory on Ford Tractor*. Try new Ford Bonus Power, Sso tho buy# of th* season In how or used tractors end Iraplement* at our big Power Pow-Wow1 Refreshments I Prizes! Moviesl • Fun! COM U M T IIW T U T II BUSS III NUMTI THURSDAY, MAY 24th 7*80 P. M. SANFORD FARMERS AUCTION MARKET ran i u c t m to. B OOM A l t V. . give* | resietc comfort yet —hut rakes VI lee# spec*. 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Hate puklii n*dtntea4nf if th* i«euir*M«nH *f M tn u I* »l*al le the d*vtl*p*irat eng main•*■«««* af iu«h defame. If i* k**iJ that the paapla af Ihe United Itelm and I. tie frieada avtrywhera will Nka a,S .,t.r »f ike **Mrt**,t(. ^ k h Armed ran** Day alter*, r*1' ,*t*'«*d aa Ihli Mhk«t-” -ltaW rt Trip# Raw, A,. lhh»lU Ul«n)*iT al Dafama far leek l a a a w J ■ „ L R I - * 1 1 .1 - / ANNUAL MEETING SET ORLANDO ifv-More than 150 delegate* ai* expected lo attend the 52nd annual meeting of the Florida Scale Cmincil Knight* of Columbu* Satuiday through Tucrday. Supreme Court Justice Stephen C. O'Connell t* »chcdulcd hr ad. drtia a breakfast meeting Sunday morning. Rusine** *c**Um* will be held Monday and Tuciday. w v I OONT HEAR ANYTHING r /"* THFRE—V l I HEAPO IT AGAIN-A PEAL . WEIPO SOUND UKE A GHOST I think it s all JUST BlONDiES IMAGINATION'i" SbMe GlftU 5UQ8 IS LONG WiNDCO '- CJTA CANT GET A .WOCOlNEOGfWISff 5 MB 5 I KNOW THEYH O t TIFF — TALKING TO A o o v .' II I) U V IV 0 O D le-Krml Aitalre, (till grieving over the loia of hi* beloved wife, I* find­ ing that It help* to *tay bu*y. Now making "Funny Face’' with Audrey Hepburn, ha ex­ plained: "I already had two pic­ ture* lined up tn do her* at Para­ mount, but I decided to make tbl* one too, Audrey wanted mo to do it. and I figured I'd better take the opportunity. Who know* when you’d get a chance to do another picture with her? ••We'rf going to Pari* to do lume d*nce icene* and other thing* and we'll be bury every minute of the time. There'll be no tim e for *lght*eelng, which I* nil right became I've »p*nt half my life In Tari*. "A* *oon a* I'm through there. I'll hurry right hack and do the other two picture* without a day In between. My perooual life ha* been 10 mcited up In the pant two year* i hi* wife died in 1#5U that I think maybe ihe heat thing for me I* to keep working.” CLUB DESTROYED BY FIRE FORT WALTON BEACH 1r— The newly remodeled $80,000 Eglin Air Force n*sc officer* club three mile* east of Fort Walton Reach wa* destroyed by lire yeilcrday. Three-fourth* of Florida'* com mcrclal timherland 1* under orga ■died protection against wildfires. u?N r ta Hellyweed that la akawfag atada# «g know*, when Aataire work*, ha England, work*. A perfection!*! who claim* "I'va leen writing songs a: never tii have repeated a dance he raid. "I’ve got on* oul routine In film*, he spend* long which I* doing prally a hour* In r*licar«al* hr fur,, film- mini* a record of It that'* m lug a dance. a good play." II« proudly Not content with hi* movie played a clipping In which f chore*, ha find* otic-, thing* to i Jockeypicked the tune, **. kcep-h,f" h"“y tie hea. .H.iLbeb'.<*(lJSs!!Zi*J. ameng th top flvd dance studio*. lie hn* a »ucc**»- orit*fu) racing Stable and U glowing Un lop of all till*, ha la wi about a filly named Rainbow Tie hi* autobiography. “A Unique and Different Vacation** 2 WEEKS AT * Mursebuck aiding * Swimming ^ J * Skiing Knjny Living and l.euriilng \, in a Heal Hunch <" Mrs. II. E. Morris Jr, Sanford 1'hnnr 701.1 1728 Locust Ate -THEV'RP NOT •PEAKING WHATOO'U hou mean - m £ TAUONG 1 she ju o ra rrs 1 THeue.'SHB < MASNTurrceeo x abound/ > tell ms I’m playing a guy named of hit TV chars*. R> may even cury Player* U that group U rsJoseph Cotten. Joseph OottsnT return to tlss diatioguUhad Mer-1 vived by Orion Wallei. What does ha act like? I couldn’t find anything in ths script that would give ms a due. "Being a boat on a show la aort HOLLYWOOD ut - The harden of like doing tfaa pilch for ths role oJ»eph Cotten ever had (o actors’ fund in a Broadway ihow. play was portraying Joseph Cot­ For on* week every year, some actor ha* to come out on the stage ten. between act* end a*k for con­ Sound ridiculous? ffe tweare tribution! lo old and needy actor*. H i (rue. He has ju*t finished act­ Then a collection ii mad*. ing ai host and narrator for the "Uni*** (her* la a comedian 20lh Century-Fox Hour on TV, And who like* to appear before the he means it when he say* he'* public, everyone ahlei away from finished. the Job. It usually fall* to the "All my career I’ve been play­ loweat-pald member of the cut, ing different kinds of character*," because ell the others don’t want 1m remarked, “Then suddenly they to appear ai themselves onstage. It’a difficult work for an actor." Although he la giving up the STATE BOARD Of Fox hour, he's not through with CONTROL MEETS television. He U readying a series JACKSONVILLE (A-The State called "On Trial," which will deal Board of Control met here today with famous and Interciting courtbut Chairman Fred Kent said he room ease*. Yea, he'll be host end knew of only routine matters to narrator again. come up. "But this Urns It will be dif­ The agenda showed the usual ferent," he assured. "I'll appear reports of matter* concerning the tn many of tham. And I plan to state universities which operate participate even in those 1 don’t tinder board aupervlilon; Singling act In. Museum; and Florida School foe "I tjilnk that will make my th* Deaf and Blind. presence more logical. I won’t be Kcdt said a report would be reduced to saying merely, ‘and made on the Mediterranean fruit now we return to our atory'.” fly fight In South Florida but that Cotten also hope* to produce an­ this would be a routine report, other aerie* and perhaps direct. And that may not be the extent elan. 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Tomorrow, our Aimed Forces pass In review end we have an opportunity to place our ‘'stamp of approval" at an m i house celebration Armed Forres Dav —end Armed Forces ! Forces Week give* gives every Amerl- Week haa more behind it than just a show ppertunlty,* ___ »lty,* to see firsthand flixthund what of strength and our homage for tha excellits of protection are doing for him. epee of their work. There era those tears, Banfutd, as it It is all over the the sweat, the toll, the hstrtachsa.—all of . iatt Senfutd. -hero nrlitary establishment* nro are the efforts that muat go Into bultdlng a where nrlitury cstublbhmsnts he wiloa , the giitu* are thrown open so ao th*t that great nation’s protection— hidden behind s«e end and hive have explained to you, the the smile and the salute that greet you when mny sde of military you meet the men of our "Armed Forces Wftldtts mllitery achievement. nchlevsmsnt. yml ^ 0 our neighbors —big or H ttle-ln their everyday work look■ "How well do you know your neighbors Sanford Naval Naval Air Air Station Station?T What What the defense of their nation and id the Sanford >M>nmnliahad during durinw the several th< P®°P'° m it ive theyV accomplished Min the >ntntion has been recommissionI (W h at ere their future planet Safety At All Times '■■And most important—why ara they As ws near the holidays of our "hot wea­ ther months" there are thousand* 'f do's of thee* question* may be answered and don't. to he pasted along bemuse of you tomorrow as the mighty strength the many dangers which w* face as we go our nation is put on display a* cltlxenn about our celebrations. ittr the Armed Forces of our own United It seems as if every summer the toll title of America. grows hlghsr from accidental drowning, IP*.../' , A» w# pay tr'b jte to their untiring of- overturning boats, highway casualties, and |h'{;;fprU to stay above tlx "pom1 of retail- violations of other safety precautions. School will be out within the next few weeks. Then the children will be making usa The Sanford Herald of every moment In glorious relaxation and celebration. Throughout the summer they gaMM* a* MM*I tlau natt*r 0 »t«k», IT. l*t» a* will be on the highway, in the street, In the S a f S t •*«#• »t la h N , runs*. *■«», (fc« Art swimming pool or lake, along with the •( CMlfMl a( W*r.k t, 1*T» m en mcMKtx*. Better a*s reati**** grownups Msninv MANWAsr an, ■*•«*(!*• ecu** Every Ml of « c.n u ,jn ,b l.. ■raiTN a. ceawiiio, (Stroll*!** SUaaa** wherever we go, will be helpful toward ellmlnatlng the danger of death from accidentMMltW t Ik* AMMl*l*e P»**» ^ w Ik* ■*■ .... I r*r*kll«*. al cauies. ,, *t*a i* iki* I .* WNh S .f.ty on lh . highway, u f . t r .1 lh . chea, along the atreeta crowded with blbeaches, ■mcRimon bath* cycles and carefree folkl, at the lake, on tarn e*r wrok dm Iraib |M iMIkl (It ll.K I t OM TMI picnics, will mtan another life saved and f ears su.M lower toll from tha Grim Reamr ItUff MII«M| M rtl l l IlMkl. NMlllIlM M l a ' >1. w tw ttlia til h r Ik* **r*M* ml ralalsn * M ,. ______ __ . i.i n .._ HI ke iM itM tar at rrn la r a l.m u la a rslro. "P1® dangers Incrseae on Metnorlsl P hV, Father * Day, July 4th and on the “weekend trip" holidays. I f . wond.pfui U n l u u d « Io y lh . '■ Ad****, a***al« eool mrmsntn of an evening wherever w g f* g * 4 Friday, May IB, 1956 ■re—but don’t relax from eaution and nuftty until you know that danger* have naa*. •A TODAY'S RIRI.B VWRRE ed. Behold a man with a measuring line in A word of warning ia sufficient. • • • his hand. Zecharlah 2:1—Wa are measured •very day. The appraising eye of a child Fancy nsw office desks eom# without , measures us, the discriminating judgment drawers. That’e fine for the executive with | of our neighbors measure* ua. But many of a crew to spirit off the papers. But where’n i us never have bothered to measure our* ■ men going to keep hla pipe tobacco and old [ eelvs*. It night embarrus ua. bills? Armed Force* D a y -19 36 . -M•' ‘ vanehehj Can Moscow ! ! M«w Fulfill Prom ises? vi« ,t*ndln* W . ‘ “d • loverament ed Statee. 55Sl1g ki». should be plenty of room l^the fielorle. for the m miuinn I“ l,°n*!.i'. Ji;*.aay* will b* demo. that Russia0rnow bllited. I„ making their bid for world *'•............ ....... *•- — ... -----developed arias. am t. Tha Reds Radi have hava G A.* r< PCM 'a CONTRACTS SIGNED LONDON (SI — Inlourlat, lh* of­ ficial Soviet travel aiency, hi* ■igned .contract* for exchange of Appropriations for our nations! the long range program advocated tourist* with more than SO foreign Herlong Reports s * * •“ ‘ t i r W L ' i S ^ s s s : * r L ‘. r ‘“ ’ B,d‘° " “ " w S~ » .U , » ,B « .S f S saveral days of debate on* mstUr qJJe|l of ,h# Admlnla^etion for wlU go to Chins, France, Italy, •• technical ■■ d*f*n,e *f£rK opr *1 more money? It la a lot e*»ler to Belgium and India, smong oth*r ‘lon* e*n"ot w°: « t . against the foralpi aid pro- eountrlta. f “ ,K S ™.T mendatlon* of tha comml^ committee thl‘t re,'|rd | o( tht I t t|tudi BENTON,*KyAur^The'city Counmendatlon* of lh* e* which ^ ' c1' now now that*« g■r"d’lj(*j] i*of’th/attUud* £** umi.i.*ifi»ir Senator eGorg# take*, *ny program ell has pasitd an ordlnanc* rotting commit- a IS fin* on ahooUng, firing or 'lor' monev* ciUln* teT ,on< «"«•i e01 lo" wbusms w m#nt wlu h>v, , (Hm ehir Chanc* of tqulrllg a water plitol Imld* the *1 • difficult • " " J a rthoa Congrosa member la aa , el*otha Congrosa ------- paaalng city limit*.la Aaa135 fine also will b* of lh* ApproprUtlona Commute* to jjon ye(r lwvlrd tor rolling a water pistol. DflIRV QUEEN 2523 S. P a rk Ave. quwtlon what »ome general o r -----------admiral aay* la ----------■, needed . . .for . .hla . par. .« Do You Want SANFORD To Crow? mistakss on thl* program, th*y should bo on tha *ld* of safety, it la lnter**tlng to obrorvo the «*aoft«nlng up" proeo* that go** on savaral waak* prior tn the de* fan** appropriation coming to Congrass. You will recall a number of atorlea having appeared In the *1 and over tha radio about i_ r far Rusal* was ahaad of us In various form* of otfamiv* and K d*f*n*lv* waapon*. Som# peopi# have disputed tha fact jhac they are la fact ahaad of us. I don’t thlak anybody really knowi. Al) va can really do la be aa well pre­ pared aa possible. That la why 1 voted for whak the committee said the Defense ............. Department needed In »n. . ...------- THOMAS M. STRINGER FAVORS a. ...... ii. .h.h i.uiiit.i «». oat roferosdum of enj arts that aland* to tha way of the growth ef ■ town or city peovtdtog etch tree reeelvte aorvlcoa that are commensurate with the taxfe to be paid* m,cWa« * *“4 equipment they u.f*r X1 foreign h* ConIr*M now n aid approprlae.r*v»- T hy •«*» protuee thla to ^ the qu.nUty "f theclevere^t piece. quantity Vhat American* can, « 0*"' THOMAS M. STRINGER FAVORS annexation without rm fjrewdnm at the propooed artaa to Sanford providing the aree* are not roqiilrsd lo m en u the old howled Indtbtedntes on tha rlly against tholr wtIL toereaal « IToaldeniV^clal ^mba»ildor lo NAT0. 0 f couT.e, he won’t taka thla position untU after he retlrea from the Senate next Jan hut the Senator. who U In a poslUon as Ch.Irm.n of the ionaU Foroly R.lsllona CommitUa, would certainly fae) mere kind­ ly toward tha feralgn aid program Only one in three fern waadUnda knowing he wai going to stop Into In tho South ere left la a cendltiea thla other poaltlon. Pravtotuly he of high produetlviiy after legging, had indie tied ill-nut opposition to THOMAS M. STRINGER FAVORS lha negotlatlag by city aflklsb, legislative delegation and apohsemen for tha proponod arts tn be annexed tn deride which port, if any, at the eld bended tmUbtednees should bo charged to tkn f ,1 YO UR I THOMAS Italian BpaghetU and Maat Balia BAMPLB SUNDAY M INU Broiled Srocial M aa. T-Bone Steak Reset Prim* Riba af Beef “AU JUS” Reaet 1Count Turkey, CrnaboiTy Sauce Grilled Virginia Ham Bteak, Plaeapple Ring \ STATE M AY THRRB la One Salad Flatter chicken, Tuaa, Batata W ILL Wa a m tha heat FOB A tn BaaUnab Cauaty - *■ *■ ty.-h ARMED FO RCES D A Y SPECIAL - With more was going late too* to protect American Industry and M ala production, and with a cut agriculture from mch Import! haa la (pending « dafanae and u bt- PMn (trong. On* example: Cuba eronae la (pending on Industrial his told to the Rads soma of the expand*, tha Bovlats may inaka »ug*r It couldn't sand to tho Unit, fulfillment more of a poasMIty I Up'w. I The West haa had tko beat *# it -as far. laoustry capacity U about ■■ twite as high as that of Russia mid her satellite*, lot the Xus. M A R L O U auia have set a goal *< evtrtaktag American production total* within IS to ll years. And their BAMPLB FRIDAY M IND f*t# sI burn so since the war has base batsr thin eur ewn—Urge Bre0*4 Bad Salami Bleak, Learnt Baiter u that has bean. Broiled Halibut Siatk* Leiaoa Butter Oea d Russia's handicaps his Fried Deviled Crab Cutlet* Tartar Sauce he* a labor thortage. With a bug* Fried Flak Stick* T artar Scuta French Fried ^rfaup, Cocktail Banaa , ^ tl«n Churches b e g . . h e r . t e d lf . I U iv n > , ^ T w e r h S J ^ ’"behind Z * or “ mirxela from behind tha B„uom. , . . . . . mtu Ior tnrti*. i ^ k ^ n u . u . , i u i . , . The big quaitlon mirk h u bean: baan abla to offer markata for tha robber factory in Egypt; Poland la Can Maaeew fulfill It* promliea raw matarlals and food that thaie building ahlpe far other countrie. and deliver the good*? area* produea. Hen, the dailra and paddling railroad eara, I " • “ w iiu iw n n w vahj phone operator Mae Plainer aoti- out s blew. 1 ef tbs army and pul them la the fectoria* and tha fields. American buttoesimen operating , abroad report a continuing stspup In reseat montha In lha attempt of m A sm h U ®* U cads Saturday. Jatlar Jim Bennett said Mindoro, «#*» **,laM *m *• U>m8mw * Inrty, sneaked out and got and Saturday, drunk, than triad to crawl back Dr. Cteil A. Denney, president in. Ha first got into jail fo m»ik- of tha aUta group and pastor of Ittofam sad a cold «jr< for tha facta tha worda arc necessary to any tions with Soviet Busslo. Loo*, bitarlenee haa taught ua not to accept i amtlse or gestures of conciliation value. Thla attitude of doubt must III the present disarmament conferH in future M1*" i1gives ua reason to put our full i the Armed Forces of our nation—to low they are ready to moot any clrees and to withstand any advance, | ao, during this Armed Koreos Week, p must look beyond the pall of probecause of the wary eyes of those Id rather overcame us, and learn Armed Forces are, who they are, wall they a rt prepared to protect m from any invader, larger or ju-isa vjul ^PHOENIX, Arix. (A-Tony Men* JACXBONVOLB UU TlU «Mh dot*, 41. got Into troublo with po- tnRua] l t | t l cmvcndM of Chri*. Throe are J w t i n m plroaf th a many ftna faoda wa nerve every day. \ REPRESENTATIVE 22nd HELP and Group M AY SANFORD <r& POL ADV. PAID POX BY THOMAS M. STRINGEl.) mmmin ?v^ \j.**•?iigjjh/■;’f if• i *:• • . 1 . ____ \ 29th GROW 2 �TTTF. SANFOTtT) HERAl.T) Frl. May IS. 1038 Social £vwL& Two Speakers Featured At Joint Meeting Held In Woman's Club "Th* people *ro graclou*, friendly and believe it ur nut It I* a prlvllge to walk." Sidewalka connect one town to an* other ao that Iho patron* may walk. Mri, Henderson hit* visile J prUate home* in Normandy, been in Canterbury, followed the coun­ try aide In Devon and Scotland and "enjoyed Lapland very much." She went on with her experi­ ence* and knowledge and ended by u y in f the Highway* and tne Dywaya, both, hold intervatinu feature*. MPW LADIES, The Yacht Club wa» th* acene fo • the local H&PW arislnn to elect nnd Install Its few officers. Shown nhova are Mr* Helen Const itlnr, Mrs. Anna Rinehart, Mia. Piggy Kuhn, Miss fletty Wolfrnm, Mrs. Myrtle Urndlrk and In dulling officer front Orlando who I* third vicepiesldent for the Florida HiPW, Mis* Adrienne C. Wail*. (Staff Photo) Business Womens Circle Has Miscellaneous Monthly Meet In Smathers Home Shower Honors BY VIRGINIA ANDERSON I lit ctwo functioning groups, the Th* Jluslness Women'* Circle circle anil tho FrlrmUhlp Class. \ J f \ n / ”/ p r r ) l l / l <s r 1 Miss Miirgnrct Von Hcrhull* was hnnored with » miscellanenus In Ida) shower given by Mis* Dorothy Tenlo at the Catholic f'hurvli Annex, Games were played throughout the evening, after which, the honorcn opened her gifts, and refreshment* were served. Tims* invite.l to he with the irui’.t of tumor were: Mr*. II, I,. Wallnee, Mrs. f„ T. Shrpnard, Mrs. O, R. Mereilirh, Mr*. W. ft. Kriiinee, Mis* Ruby Slenslrom, Mrs, J. W. Snlsluirg. Miss Sadie Sodeihlimi, Mrs. K. (!. Hodorldmn, Mrs. It, \V. Anthony, Miss Maty Attn Michels, Mis* Itetly Mir hies, Mis. w. Trsln, Miss Put Teslo, Mis, Dean Mnavley. Mr*. Frank Donofcro. Mrs, Eugene Kendnll, Mrs, Lueien M. Normnnd, Miss C I n I r e N o n m a it d, M iss Peggy Rest, .Mrs. Wilson Carver. Miss llohhir Morton, Mi*. S. C. Graham, Miss Mary l.oij Bowen, Miss Pal Cnssnhc, Miss Kathy Iliiuninn, Miss Helen Alexander, Mrs. W. If. LaFcirn, Mrs. M*rJmlo Rrown, Miss Sue Patterson, Mrs. E. C. Kuhn, Mrs. Donuld N. Klnmitt, Miss Martha Grogan, Mrs. Turner Lodge, Mrs, Hart F. Gnllettn, 'lr*. Earl llnuntiii, Mr*. Ralph W. Peiold, Miss Atin in Merielides, Mrs. Itosetnnry Alliss, Mi*. Betty Ghnildln, Mrs. A, t). Von Ifrrhulis, Mrs. J. (,. Von llerliiilis on,| Mis. Nnonil Kali-h. ho,n* of Mr. and Mr*. Joe Sinn* thers on Lake Emma. After a tour of the new home, the at­ tending husliunds went next door, where they cnjoyeil TV with Richard Beche and joined the Indies Inter for icfrcshnient*. Tli* prrsldent. Mis, Walter 1. Piper presided. Mi*. !.. W. Scott Ini tho**devotional which was a continuation of the study of Ep­ hesians. The minute* of th* pre­ vious meeting wc.j reu-l nnd ap­ proved. The tie.ismcr'* report showed an os Cl itl I Imlnliv* of fllhi.tf, Tim gioup’a portion of Iho church’s benevolences lo Women’s Work of Inst year wni dtscussed in connection with this year’s budget. Tho sewing list fnr the church The plastic party which v ns n was pirscntrd by Mrs, Scott and part of the former meeting en­ it was tentatively apportioned U> riched thn treasury by $il nnd was pronounced n great success, question nf how far reach­ Miss M. Chapman iho ing the card and flower sending nf tho group was to ha In times Chosen President of Illness and death in the fami­ lies of Its iiicmhrrs nnd incmhris Of Service Guild nf thn rhurrh was dltrussed nnd Uio May meeting nf the Wri Iho secretary given authority to fovan Rrrvleo Guild was held al ii*o her own judgment In such the hnm* of Mrs. Grady Duncan matters, Tho Juno meeting will with Mr*. J. J. Carver and Mrs. In- with Mrs. p. D Anderson, Wilson Carver as assisting hos­ who gave a short report of Iho tesses. Twcniv-one members gath­ Prenliyterinl of North Florida at ered In Hie lovely Florida fwim St. \ogostine which «ho had at­ of thr Duncan hump for the meet­ tended Apiil t!i. la view of tile Scot's* pending ing, election and installation of trip to Philadelphia for the new officers. Mrs W. A. Hunter of the WSCS meeting of Genet 111 Assembly,< Mr*. Fred Rnidi's TROOP Installed the Inlimvina officers the group presented Mrs, Scott NINE entertained their mothers '" F who were elected unanimously! with a blouse, as n token of their with a Mother, Daughter linn- " " n „ Mis* Mabel Chapman, president; nffretion, There bring no further Imsl-' ipiet In the Piesbyterian Church ^ Mrs. Fred Smith. vie# president; tiers °'d the meeting wits ndjottrntd annex Monday nigh!. Mrs. j, n | IonIehan, secretary, nod the The guls pri-parcil supper and !no* hostess assisted by her and Mis* Ethel Rise*’, treasurer. fmusrgtirst. Mrs. Huh Adams of served tho steaming plates nf M I for Other nflircrs and rnmntlllre Or lamia end Mrs. Anderson, film) to the guests present, membors appointed were Mrs. served enffeo and sandwich#*, The sixth grn ie girls present- knm Nancy Brock, membership; Mrs. ronkles, brownies, mils ntnl can­ ed ,i pantomime alter the iticil, real O. K. Gntf. Sunshine; Mr*. J P dy to tho Rev. nnd Mrs. R, M. and the seventh grade girl* held a St*) Hall, publicity; Mrs. It. S. Bill- Scott, Mr, nnd Mrs. Rirlmrd n fashion allow. .turner, Missionary Education; Beche, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Fow­ Mrs. Waller Carter, Spiritual ler, Mr*. R. M. Unden, Mrs. Pi­ Life; Mr*. Burko Steele, Promo- per, Mr*. J. M. Thompson, Mrs. turn; Mr*. Grady Duncan amt Cochran, Mr*. It. E. True, Mr. Mr*. John Carver, Christian So­ cial Relation* and Local Church Activities; Mrs. Waller Carter, Literature and Publication*; Mrs. Potter It. Lansing, Supply and Mrs, W. P. Chapman, cu-ordina- Your Girl Scouts Students Present Fashion Show JUNIOR MODELS. Tho Lynmn School Eighth an I Ninth Grade girl* presented a Fashion ahaw i t the Inst meeting of lls I’-TA. Shown, left lo rlgh:. are Mis* Joyce Wcnna, Mill Judy Andrnoa, M ill Janet Hines, Ricky llntlnwny nnd Miss loan Ar.hur, (Staff Photo) William Tuilinn w** In.t.illcd recently ■* new prriddrnt fur tin' Lyman I’-TA at the Ian meeting of the ichool year. Ollier* taking over the office* are Mr*. David McCoy, vice pres­ ident; Mr*. John Wagner, tecrotnry; and Homer Sowell Jr., treasurer. Inalalllng officer was MU* Mable Chapman. A fashion *how, presented by (ho Eighth and Ninth tirade girl* of Hi* Homo Economic* Clause* was Ilia highlight of Iho evening. Under Uio direction of Mr* Clay William* Ihe show wut a huge tucceal. Themo turd by the Ninth grarfkr* wai "Come A* You Are P*rty" and for Ihe Eighth (trade *'(’lai» Room", An in-bctwrrn art wa* held by tended llm litre seven boy* from the two grades tiripated In tho De Bary Garden Club Will Be Represented V! By MARY FOWLER. ' Mr*. Marry 0. Hunter And Mr* A. L. Lincoln will repr**en( th< Do Rary Garden dub at th< Preildcnt'i meeting of district *ii Florida Federation of Oirde: Clubs tomorrow, Saturday *1 th VIA cluhhoiMo In Ormond .Beach 'Ira. U"r"»e will attend ns alter nate for Mrs. Thendnra Broome president of the Do Hary Garvin Ctub. Mr*. Lincoln Is vlea-prejl dent In chargo of program plan ntng. (Cnnllntien On Page Ten) MEN'S SLACKS MEN'S K N O C K A BO U T SLACKS Summer material*. nil hnvo (lint vrnmo hulillnjf (tmillty, aonm me wuslinlil-:. Wnlnt »izm* 21) thru It. Snnforizod cotton, twucil pul loi ns, jtU du .solid colors. Waist sizes BO thru -1U. j F IE L D C R E S T P ILLO W WEARWELL CASES W hite only, flnu duality muslin. Kl/o 42x31). SPECIAL (Limit 1 To Customer, Flcnno) FIELDCREST Gold Star Mothers Asked To Contact Mrs. Ruth Smith BOTTOM NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED. At a meeting o ’ Iho Seminal# (’minty Food Service Association In Th# V.K.W. Ladles Auxiliary the Hanford Grammnr School, nfflcers for the rii ulng year were elected and InstullcJ, Left ij 0P fist 3233. held Ha regular meet­ ilgtic, uir Mis. Dorothy Griffith, puillenn Sit i. Lucille Fcaler, vice president; Mrs. Claricii liekle, ing Tuesday with the president. _secretary-treasurer; and R. T. Mil wee, Superintendent of Public Instruction. (Staff Photo) Bu'h Smith, presiding over Ihe meeting. * Mrs Lacey lllelm received a * rive year mi>mher<hlp pin. Mr*. “ Betty Smith having the honor lo Jj pin 11 on her. ’ * Evelyn Dishrow won the sun- 11 Hotpoint WASHER & DRYER thine prize, a beautiful deviled * jgg dish. MI-12 AUTOMATIC WASHER ^ A visitor from Rhode Island, » “ lr*. Bradfidd brought greetings S Lit-2 AUTOMATIC DRYER 'rom her Auxiliary and Mr*. •' Ruby Doney, was Installed ■* a 1' Your* for ihe price of (he woaher alone jew member. A 37U.U0 Value for only Misl Iris Saunderi of Lake Mary won th* ptllov case* that j sent a* a door prize at the flah J !ry for the LkiJIm Auxiliary. " GORM LY Hotpoint Inc, Membera present were: Mr* Lacey Hlelm. Mrs. Belly Miller, w 18-218 S. Palmetto Are. Sanford, Fla lira. Anne Phan*, Mr*. Myrtle has relurnod to her home after Never Undersold — N/ver Out-Traded Ju rg e r, Mr», Margaret Dillard, umiargoing suijpiry in Iho Drang* Belly Smith, Mri. Burak* Memorial ilirplul la Orlando. - FANTAST'C - FITTED SHEETS Snmo flno qiinllty muslin Iri whits, (Jutihlu bed niZQ only, SPECIAL (Limit 2 To A Customer Pleuso) H'm Invito Chargo Accounli** �i o n o r TROUVLO ' Ith* area «• within » mtatttM ef PORTLAND, Main* Mf > brMv. ’ city Hall and only 10 minute* from 1,1 pW^ Ua“.. T # ,,, ‘h* t»Ucy ear* - Just right for 10 la at 111 making heads-he, ,or cal tax official*. The brtakfaat commuters. iod firm gave away home lota However, few commuted or avail i uaara of Ua product*. built. Ovar tbo years, tha lota The lota w*r* laid out on « MO were returned to th* city a* tax era tract without benefit of either problem* and acme *r* atlll comiwag* or water. Tho lota war* ina In. Th* city father* Bara de­ lta M x M and » x » . moitly elded It l* wlaer to w.ilt until all i* former, too amall for houaoa. are la before putting the property treat* wore laid out only.II feet up for tala - and In n*o mean. Ido, time, Portland hai problem! o' tax* Newipaper advert!** meat* billed leaa p r o p e r t y . ________ ____ wa9C>hht> h9 u t t u i X tpm npw p. -----rwiNjAA**NT r * ' 7 /— — l tm bvt ,— J V /ZR think m r / mo THIS SANFORD HERALD Page t Fri. May 18, 18S8 Whatever good tha promotlor did for th* company, 11'dldn‘t do It for m* land value*, Aa Robert I . Jen. acn of eWatbrook, a part owner rf lta lot*, laid, "'The tand'a worth any more now than It- wi* » * a* t ■i «»<PONT so u r I— COt\fTlM*K UNCA MC*tv-t. 1 jdH Hh v rm v m e lo u e oahosr Mu e ry a su sfiscreo w o *e*N n*veo b y us, AMO TUO TOHTO TO TAAX A JO S A S YOU#N£U*R. 1:11 Ilf TSA m e «v Film rare * h u m eauaoe P a l ll Pago Shaw Baiaball P ra v ltw "Baaaball (Jama of tha Waok' Tankaaa-Whlta Boa Th* Withsra ra tu A f ■VRRINO Agraatmi ana Oaala WaM ■VMNIRW Carslooa Carnival Waalhar-Nawa-kportg John B a ir Nawa Handaavoua Spotlight a a Iporld Calabrllp Flarhouia Cruaadsr Plarnoaaa af Stars ■ t h e oiaon v a R a r High war Patrol Amo# 'a' Amir F lorida D rillers llaaaball Hound-up H VBXlJtW Country Frolic* c e n t r a l Florida Rhawraaa J a c k ie u lta a o n la tha U ona r moonara People s Cholna I t's A lwara J a a llunamoka Rrlanea Fiction T haatra Hiaga I Tha VI aa fliarlight T haatra ■Ign-off I Roblaaon Life of Rtlar S i g h t Nawa R e port Blarllght Thaatra avwwA* im a a a o a Rlgn-on Program Raaam* N e w i-eW aather , T his la tha U f a Tha Christopher# . Tha Lawranc# w a l k *how for your old toaster when you buy a new Adventure Luanerland Jolia Has blit Phew W aterfront sv a a in n U sala sc h Uannr :d Muluvan Show a . XL Tliantr* Alfred llllchcock Present! Itt.OSI Challsne* W h at's Mr U n a L o retta Y ount Show THA t v Plarhoua* a ia n -o ff " " " * M l Paul P ats t oo This ta Tha Life l i l t Dr. Hudson'# Journal 4.0* U r F rlsnd Flu-ha t i l * IxitiB Julia Hllver 1:00 T alcphui# Tlmo 1:10 Yuu Ar# Tbsra I • ji» 1:11 1:10 7:00 7:1* 1:00 I to 1:00 I:SO 10:nn llitl 1011:00 H ill 11:10 11:11 ■ lie n ■ e a iia a Blfa-oa Program Ho*mua Nawa.W aaihar "Ooo* Moraine" Captain Kangaroo TBST PATTEHN , X lin-oa Program Resume Nawe-Wealher E rnie H o rs es Show Thla Lane of Our* e t r i k a It Rick V a lia nt L ad r I-nr# of L ift Bsarch for Tomorrow Holding Light J a c k Kaar Mhow "Aa Tha World T u n a " Ronart q. Lawla Art I.lnhlattar’a H e u s s p a r t r Film Fare Tha file I’a r o ff Film Fare B rig h te r » a r Herrs* Storm Th# Kdgs of Might ,'h n n n sl (I) r r o s e r n s d s till 7:00 IlOO liOO 1:10 m ill 10,(0 1111:11 11:10 It II I t 00 11:11 11:10 1 ,0 0 1 -10 0 00 7-10 1:00 L a ssie v Ja c k R#nnr F.d Nulllran Hhow “ " “ O R. Th*al#r Ford T h ta l c r (11.000 f'halUneO W hat's Mr Lin# Hliohcock P rc stn l* •* lo T alanl grout# Hun. Nawa ftparlal Law ranc# W alk Show ■* S ltn -o ff M o ktiA T u o a a i i e T eat P a tte rn flood Morning Captain Kangaroo f l a r r r Moor# A rth u r d o d f r e f • e tr lk # It Rich 00 Valiant l a d r L ora a f U f a ganrrh For Tomorraw flaldlng U g h l II o'rtnrh llapnrt Jack Poor Aa Tha World Turns U n t il O L e w is t tn u a s n a r lr PI# Pornff Ron Crnaha B rglM ar P ot NEW COMMANDER NAMED LAKELAND i*—Th* new com­ mander of th* Florida United Spanish War Veterans la aGorg* Dailey of Hollywood. He replica* Oscar O. Daumer of *W*J Palm Beach. Chosen vie* aommandara ware Westinghouse v-actionToaster DETROIT UP—The prealdent of General Motor*, who laat,yaar ac­ curately forecaat record auto aalea, haa scaled down hla 113* prediction for tha Induatry. Harlow Curtice had aald th* cur­ rent year would be th* auto lnduatry'a aecond beat with retail aalea of Stt million care. aL*t night, at a a nawa conference, he cut the figur* to I,MO,000. Thla la 1,500,000 under 1951. It would be th* third hlghea; aalea tola), exceeded In 1N0 and 1033. Curtice, under questioning, said General Motor* now has 30,000 few­ er hourly employee then It did list June. He did not go Into derail. He aald th* Induatry aa a whole had run Into sareral difficult!** In selling ears thla year. But, he aald, a* far as General Motor* la con­ cerned, overproduction In 1955 was not on* of the difflcultlaa. A questioner auggeated that Weiter Reuthar, prealdent of tho Unit­ ed Auto Worker*, and other* had laid M i n i of the blame for th* poor market on overproduction and ovtraupply of ears In IMS. Curtice aald: "We have Hot Indulged in overproduction at any Mm*." Among tho difficult!#*, he aald, were tha Federal Reaervt oBard'a policy of tighter credit and th* gT*at amount of speculation that 19S7 model* would be revolutionary. Curtice aald th* credit control* were bed and should be reversed, fie admitted hla new saUa figure was baaed on th* asaumptlon credit will be eaaed sometime while 1935 model* still ere on sal*. He slid 1957 models will coat tlonary thing** Just weren’t so. He slid 1937 modala will coat more than 19M model*. He aald la­ bor end all raw materials are somewhat higher and that the price of steal la expected to ria*. Peter M. Ottleer of ft. Petersburg and Alax Ltoa of Miami. Th* veterans of the IM fighting chon thalr officers at th* closing satalon of thalr annual convention hare ycalarday. X . Let U r Always RESPECT and DEFEND IT! WE SA LU T E OUR ARMED FORCES ON ARMED FORCES DAY . „ . SA TU RD AY, M AY 19th Sherman Concrete Pipe Co* PHONE MS0 OUT W EST 13th ST, Power For Peace . . . WE SA LU T E OUR A R M E D FORCES O N WE SA LU A TE OUR YOUPAY*W LIMITED m fE jZ ARMED FORCES BAGGERLY Appliance Center W E URGE YOU TO ATTEND T H E O PEN HOUSE TOM ORROW - M AY 19th W E PA U SE TO HONOR TH E MEMBERS OF OUR ARM ED FORCES m om avail they may be . A T T H E NAVAL AIR STATION TO M O RRO W -10:00 A. M. TO 3:00 P . M. • AVAIL YOURSELVES OF OUR COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES OPEN HOUSE A T .N .A .S . 10:00 A .M . T O 3:00 P.M A tte n d T he Open H ouse A t O ur N AVAL A IR STATION 1 T om orrow — 10:00 A. M. To SlOO P. M. HERE SINCE 1920 C r d A H tto d 1$2$ (Af/tUfttd With TktA UutticM dliom l # m • # M EM BER r . D. I. C. Deposit* Insured U p To 910,900 115 South P a rk Avenue li OTiHMimmBiHaaifweiTCiiBfflWMw. Mali. Phone 340* �GOOD FR1CE8 CAUSE FRUIT THEFTS LAKELAND * Oood prlc.i which orange* now are bringing have caimed a wave of fruit thaftt In Lake Hamilton area and R. V, Phillip* of Maine* CM) aiked Dor* Ida Cllru* Mutual director* (or asalliance to curb (L Polk County Solicitor Clifton M. Kelly promlied to help. Prlcea now t>alng paid for or­ ange* range from 13 to U .50 a boy on the tree, A r m e d F orces D a y - 1 9 5 6 BT ADD1B PREYATT Mr*. Henry Kretier epmt Saturday in Daytona Beach with v daughter,** and aon-ih-law, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Harrlion and children. Her granddaugh­ ter! returned home to spend the weekend her« with their grand­ mother. Mr*. A. J. Banter wae hoeteei to a birthday party In honor of her daughter, Ealellt on her 12th birthday. Ettetla received many beautiful glfta. Gamea were WE PAY TRIBUTE TO OUR ARMED FORCES 4 t f t lT 7 l ton Pravatf, Sutann* Maxwell, Suaile and Bills Fulford, Debbla and Dana Rotunda, the honoree and the hoateae. The* many friend* of Mr*. Barnay Schulta will he aorry to tearn of har death hy drowning whll# swimming Saturday morn­ ing. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Roll left Thuraday for their home In New York after apandlng th* winter here In their cottage. The many friend* of little Thoma* Summernill Jr. will be •lad to hear that he I* home and hilng nicely after being confined In the hospital with pneumonia. Mr*. 0. C. LeFH* and Mr*. Homer Bullard epent Tueeday In Maitland vlelilng. Mr*, Fred Bal­ lard. Mr. and Mra. .lack McCarter and daughter* were aupper ■•ueat* of Mr. and Mr*. Paul Mnxwall. Mr*. Jettl# Shuler and Mis* Addle Prevatt enenl Friday at New Smyrna B*arh. Th* many friend* of Frank fltti will h» aorry to hear that ho entered the Seminole Memori­ al Hospital Friday because of Iline **. , Mr. and Mr*. Jack McCarter and family left Wednesday for Corpus ChrUtl Tea., where they will make their home for some­ time. Mr. McCarter will he sta­ tioned with the U.S. Navy. reduction of military force*. In this w*y they can keep lh*lr atomic weapon* under their own control, froo of any International airing* and promise*. Th« United State* and It* chief Intend to go oa Colored News A SALUTE TO ARMED Goldsboro School Sets First Grode Rnu-'lun Sunday OUR FORCES! To our Friends nt the Naval Air Station — GREETINGS: W A R N E R 'S GULF SERVICE STATION it ST. PHONE 1662 • 9193 <-*«.. To U.S. Leadership »”>"> JOMPHINI Cheplln. T, make* a pretty plctur# with pigeons on her hesd, handi and around hsr fast In London's Trafalgar Square Sh* la tha daughter of comedian Charles Chaplin and th* former Oona O’Nell. Cheplln le In tendon srrinalng a new film. (International Exclusive) Ml** F. B. He'! prlndoM of th» Gal 'shorn E l e m s n t a r y Hrhonl, Is asking all narent* of ESCT MN«'Yn, Mich '* •ti year* old on or before Jenunrv 1, IPAT, to rnme end brim Michigan Slate University haskottheir rhllilr-n for enrollment and hall coach Fnrddy Andcrion »ay* ti ch-ck-up; .Sunday May 20, at (he guy cheering from the blencher seat often mean* the difference 2 pin., Parent* are aiked to bring between victory and defeat fur the Mrth certif-ste. which It very home team tm-nrtant. Refreshment* will be " A crowd help* you win," laid Anderson. "If a learn gun out nn served. the Hour »nd ire* a full house— unintentionally or not—tthey. .play. BUS RUNS OVER CHILD FORT WALTON BEACH Wt- A a better fame. It’s not the same loaded school but ran over and '-Died a 7-year-old first grade stu­ dent yesterday when tha boy sud­ denly ran tn the tlda of the bus, Police Chief C. E. Griswold said . ATTEND TH E OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW BETW EEN 10:00 A. M. and 3:00 P . M. AT OUR NAVAL A IR STATION FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD D*poal(a Insured up lo $10,000 r m*ni«„i but on, of th , chief WASHINGTON f,TA — Runta’i of l'r*,,u r* *>•» now been announced decl.lon to cut tt« mill-1rwmQvwd. It U at thl* point that tnry manpower hy about 25 per ,h» Hnk * ‘<h the German problem cent ha* chnlhtnged U.S. It«d*r- *°mei ship of the free world at saveral A year or more ago Dullei eon* critical polntu eluded that th* Bulganln-Khrush1. If ha* increased 'h* dlfflcul- rhav r*rlm, had overexpanded, a* tic* of maintaining West*™ mill- ha put It Tuesday. It wa, unable lary strength. Although »uch * lo produr# at the lam* tlma th# cutback I* nnt likely to affect volum* of fool It needed. *nme Riiial*'* capacity for atomic war, Increai* In ron*um*r good* and tha mov* will almoit certainly ba a rapid boon tn heavy industry regarded In many countries a* output. evidence of peaceful Soviet Inten|t became apparent that Moatlnn* lenening Western defame diw would like to get many men need*. out of tha barTarki and back to 2. It generate* new pressure on th* farm* and facturl**. th* EI**nhowar administration to nuMws believed the pressure to regain the Init'atlve Pom the Jo , h|t WB, that the Itusslniii through lorn* bold n*w m(n Moffow wm]|,| b, willing move. Not all the** pressure* ,0 ply , prlr< fn(. |tl com. from Democratic critic*! ^ Jf thert apparently la arnna inch mamant • . and. |uarman ^ pnlill raumnea.......... ... concern Inild. tha administration. linked up, th. Soviet. "• The problem of keeping cold • w„ ||n t„ n„ k, Iom, o V '.V n a^ ln . ^ v l .l I n f l u ^ •«'"<« •K m f I a n J aen n o m le In w h ich throughK political and economic In- WOUtd rodllC* •Rr.cm.nl foCC* l*V*I» time . , , BOOK COMBS BACK HARRISBURG, Pa. UR-Martha J Preedman finally got her book Mtk a’ter 21 yeara. She bought a copy ■ of Daihlel Hammett’e "omnibus" at a local book etore Upon penlng *' .he bok, the dlicvbored her nan# *9 wnd the date IMS oa the flyleaf, s — rtortda’a foreit Industrie* am* * ploy approalmately JO,00b people. Wj W e’re Proud Of Old Glory! We Salute our A rm ed Forces on the Dav set •side to H onor Them • . * A ttend the Open House a t the A ir S tation 10:00 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. L et’s show th a personnel we apreciata them- rm« 1 unification of solution of thi West problem mure difficult, Concern over the*# problem* JOHN L. BRUMLRT, OWNER Each year itate and private furapparently motivated the skopliliOAT nril.lMNC ft h e p a ih in g rat line tnk«n by adniii t«tr.‘it,nn e*t free nunerle* auppljr million* PHONE 1131-J nfflrinle yesterday in di»cu*alng of pine seedling* for reforestation Mnecow’* announcement Monday but millions more are wanted. that military personnel would ha reduced by 1,200,000 men. Th* Soviet, never have puh!lah*d fig- , tire* nn their mobilised strength. Western estimate* put the flgur* at about 4H million. Secretary of Stale Dulles told a news conference th# proposed rut could not he verified. Hs summad up his attitude this wnyi WE SA LU TE YOU ON "I’m merely warning that I believe what has happened ean be •spla'ned hy eronomle factors and the desire of th* Soviet rulers to ■trengthen their eronnmv In terms of agriculture and Industry -perphaps tn have mors people In til* fRctnrie* which produc* mod­ ern weapon* rather than to have them standing around doing guard duty or training duty in the army.’’ Secretary of Defense Wilson •aid at a later session with n*ws-, men tha mov* ***m*d to be a H*Wp In th* right direction" but that It did not alter materially Russia’s real military power. Wilson said ha would not say, that tha Moscow announcement ‘'means nothing," but that It doe* not appear to “Jusltfy any appreciable change In our present military strength" or In world­ wide U.S. military alliance*. Aset. Secretary of Defen** Carter L. Burges* told a Senate suhrnmmllte* Tuesday tha United State* plana to maintain armed force* of about 2 BSD,000 "for the indefinite future." U.S. official! have commented that th* Moscow 'announcement mad# no mention of large armed force* cutback* hy Western na­ tion* line# World War If. I.Ik* Wilson, Dull** said th* promised Russian reduction would nnt warrant at thl* etaga any eutbark in Western strength. Official* run ceiled the Snvalt* were making extremely rlever u** of what wai, by moat Ameri­ can estimates, an internal necni»lty. „ I In a etnsa th* Ruselan* war* CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER regarded as converting a weaknesa Into strength by amphacla-1 ing th* g**c*ful aspects of a re­ duction af men under arms when the longranga affect* may b* to Incre*** their over-all military ra parity. It now appears that tha Rus­ sian* have derided, In nreferrnre U W U j p U A ffrtte to Joining In a gumral disarma­ ment ayetem complete with In-1 spec lions, oa a kind of aaa aid id 1 �jTwo League Races Appear To Be Pair Of Meant Affairs wft&s Celery Feds To Play In State Tourney: CHAPTER HEVKNTEEN THB SILENCE waa atwiy. but not m cold aa Serelba a vote* whan finally aha epoxa—"LJnua, ural ta • perfectly rtdleuioua Ideal" Linda* head lined, her eyec dark. “Why ehoutda't I adopt a child 7" the halted, her hurt formlag a Mubbora, eotd maaa la her throaL " E v e ry woman aeeda a “ to love, ta ear* for. Man­ ia a ale* litu* boy." le'a a ole* little boy," agreed •ere tha. Linda east a glance around tha table, and aaw that even J taper waa agreeing with Ma'am. Her aoft chta aeL ''But you can­ not adopt turn, Linda.” "But—why act 7" "Watt, far one thing, my dear, the other children of the family ■ u « be protected agalnat auch a atom Their right* ; . .* "It you auaa tcharltaaca, It Juat >app«oa that Alan and I don't have all children cl our own ta dimlniah Ihdr preopecta." "Now, lin d y . , ," prate*led Jas- ■r b d m u * The Aaaeclated Prate It begine to look more and more! aa If the two major league pen­ nant racea are a pair of Areateam af/alra. In the National, It'* Milwaukee, m y *0 * 9 ' SL Louie and Brooklyn. In the American, It’a Naw York, ClaveW " “i land and Boiton—although the Red s m x /r * ?' f/K*riC4-*.\ Sox mey hold only half a there of the third rontpnder'e entry along l i n t Pi i m cutpoo * M t t r with tha Chicago Whitt Sox. Ta Brevet, with Warren Spehn looking like hie old eelf and Ilank Aaron finally belting tta ball, re­ tained their alim edge over the Cardi by thumping tha Naw York Olante 7-3 last night whIJa SL Louie, loadad with four of the NL’e top 1* aluggert, put down the auddenly ambitloue Philadel­ phia Phtlllea M . Brooklyn waea't, echeduled. In the onty other NL fame, Chi­ "HuL rather, 1 honaatly don't cago'! Cuba finally won on the era Ma'am'* argumcaL" road, knocking Pittsburgh 4-1. “Igaoraac* mey be cured,” SeraTha Naw York Yankeca upped Ilia declared magnanlraouely. "But their AL laid, mapping the White breeding and Mood cannot be Sox’* aix-geme winning elreak 10-31 changed. Manning acerne a nice THi* /* TMt Port stAooHAt rue while left.hinder Whltay Ford won little boy, and he could psrXapa be Wit Pca r pet m fo x J/M, who COACHES OHA P A R T -m i BASIS, hie aixth etralght without defeat. educated—but you ctlU would have AHP A Hi/MBt* O f Hi* 0 0 /4 A x i Boiton doted to within half a a child of leered, poverty-weak, Ot/Mpic PPosPtcr*. Hi* rtA rt feme of the third-piece White Sox ened mountain people, Linda.” ALMOST 0*0X 0 7HX00BH fOX “1 could educate him and fit him by battering Kaniae City 6-1 In tvs pp+r i.c . 4-a . T tA * n n * /*• for Ufa." the onty other game played. 000X 0 THIS WtHrgX BUT TH0/ “I underatand. But you can buey Spehn won hie third etralght your**If LOST 0 y i POiHrf 70 MAHHATTAH. io doing thoae thing* withegalnat one defeat with great con- out adept mg him.” trot. He did a near-perfect Job of It waa tova aha wanted, Manecgtterlng eight New York bite and King's puppyllkt devotion. Her mo­ didn't walk ■ man, Two alnglea tive wa* eelf-centered, and eh* In the third cut hla acoreleaa tiring knew 1L Still . . . “Oranled,” Ma'am waa aaying, at 31 3-3 inning* and Don Mueller followed Willie Maye' double with "that thl* boy may be exceptional a home run In the ninth to ecore material. That happena occasionally la aucb families. But are you New Yorki' runa. Linda, that be would be The Bravea, binging five extra- cure, happy away from hla own—well— be In the neighborhood nf 1173,000 bata blow* among Ihdr 10 hit*, lolkiT Away from tha sort of Ilf* Sy JACK STEVENSON LOS ANGELF.S, in - Middle, with an additional 173,000 for | pul the game away In the *evcnth be la uaed to 7” “How can you tell aa aurtly weight champion Sugar Ray Hob radio and TV right*. Each fighter on four .run*, with Aaron poling about anyone'* happinesaT" Uninaon, the dancing man who prov­ collect! 30 per cent. Wet or dry,1a long triple to drive In half of da'a now displayed itself tor ed flghler* can coma back, goo. Hie bout la tchedulcd to go on, lh«m, Aaron alto had a double and all tohurt set. a canopy over tha ring if Dd Crandall homered for the after another quick knockout over with “I can promle* you,” said HereI Driven. Ruben Gomel suffered hie Carl Bobo Olaon tonight aa h« da- ncceaaary, tha calmly, "that non* of ua would Itohinaon'i k n o c k o u t punch tccond defeat in three declalona. fanda hi* reclaimed title agalnat turned out the llghta for Robu In | The Cards, 37 percentage polnte be hippy I Not even you, Umla. the ex.champ. behind (he Brave*, remained Ihe Hanning 1* already well atarted in Although f!l/Mili»Uii AJ(lltJUJ|ll Roblmon liaa limn brcn In the aecoml round lu t Dec. 9 at won-lost leader* a* Ken Royor, up­ hla way of life, and hla family Uvea cloa* by. Everyone know* Mailed aa favorite, mo*t experta1Chicago at the Harlem dandy hit average to .411, awatled them, and they—” feel hack the crown he'd given ping »»"• hla •••» beat ----- ehance — -----, -Ilea In a kayo j "took a home run; double and two sln" *1'*1** • llr e n t a n l announce up with a“ ■retirement "They'd be kin to alt of ua.” during the early roundi. glea and drova home three run*. Jasper. "And claim It, The outdoor battle tchrdulrd ment 31 monlha before. That wa* Harvey Haddlx, the ex-Cardinal, growled tool" when he embarked on a prole*for IS round* or let* Mart* will was the victim while Elite Kinder Though not too clearly, Linda alunal dancing lour. be held In Wrlglty Field. won hie flrat In relief of Wllmer recognised that they were right Roblmon, 33, and Olson, 37, NBC will (devise nationally at (Vinegar Bmd) Mltell with the I The family—Beret ha—waa being 1* P. m., EDT, with southern have met three time*. Bobu toal help of Jackie Collum. much more reasonable than ah* twice by knockout* and once by a California blacked out. waa. decision, This lime there'* a feel­ Rata rtciiple ware expected to "Plea*#," ah* add In a alined ing that the longer the fight contone, "Ufa not talk about It any tlnue* the greeter the chance of Sanford Giants more.” She knew »h* had dready the younger, body-iocklng Olson. lost the right, chiefly because ah* Meet Haines City Sugar Ray maintained, however, no longer believed In her caua*. "I have never bean In better con­ She went out of the room, aalvSunday At 2 p. m. tng bar dignity by aaying to bardition fur a fight In my Ilf*. I have tralnrd to go 13 round* If The Sanford Giant* will play ■elf that aho’d mention the matter LAST TIME TONIGHT I have lu, but I will try to trick the Halnc* City baseball team to Alan—when next ah* had a free Olson Into an opening so 1 can Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at minute with him. But when would STARTS 7:33 Ihe Sanford Memorial Ilaaeball that tie 7 These daya lie wan eo score an early knockout." darn busy, aha acarcely aaw him. Olson say* wllh some rnnlidence Stadium. not mad* any mova at all to i,. .ii-nii» ... i The two colored semi-pro tram* He'd that ,it---*|n,ti despite in Ilia. m lliree Iomci In renew Ihe mood of Christman Eve. the rlinmo he (cel* hn can whip are expected to demonstrale Ihelr Alan wan Indeed buey—eapecial* j him thl* lime. 1excrllenfe In a- ........................ thrilling game. O 151*. •»» K llishein K.(f* "I’ve (rallied harder for (hi* one Starting pitchrr* were not an­ ihan for any other alnce winning nounced for the lilt. the title," he aaya. Rnhlman ha* fought 141 pro- Florida’s farm fnrealry program fights dating hark to 19(0 and haa ornvlde* woodland management Feature— 7tS* Inst only four. Olaon, whose pro­ help for smell landowner* In thirtyfessional career darted In 1943, eight Florida count!**. Less Inten­ PLUS lias gone to Ihe war* 73 time*, sive help I* available fn landowner* wlnnlmi «3 and losing I. He ha* In another 31 counliea In South rAIJRED HITCHCXXJK'8" stopped 30. * ■ ■ Florida. Robinson To Defend Reclaimed Title Tonite •GUUPWNM T in -: mtim, TXCHN1COLOR i • R » p r i« l- i| b» i- r m iM lo n o ( ttta ->nt>liih»r I» O P D JUST LEAVE YOUR NAME and ADDRESS ’ DAY or NIGHT AMUIKW4P rvcnmi WITH Feature— 9:14 Only In a baseball fim a ai thrilling, chalked up by the followlauv- Sam­ and aa exciting as local (an* have uel* singled first llnte up*2p lh a # initial Inning, JCV.IIT and witnessed la s u n ; i'lara, and in scored* Ch' Lime Morris.’J3ii!»;e. the opinion of many viewers, Ernie camo across the plaia with comparable to exhibitions of pro- what proved to bs Ihi- winning fcssional teams, Ihq Sanford run on Davo Galloway's 4u$*-bag"Celery Foda" managed to come ger, the first of two hll£fuj Da. out on top of a 3-1 victory over a vey, Jim Hawkins and hiveatem r, hustling naver-aay-dla ball club Oabby Johnson also ]h l' one tram Melbourne in the finals ol ■piece, wllh Jim’s being .good for the Group Five Tournament play­ Tho Melbourne hurljr,'^ John ed at Memorial Stadium, here, Iwo sack*. ^ this week. The win which give* Edge, ai.o- did a flue chliiking™ ihe local club the right to partici­ Job, walking none, striking out pate in thu stale tournament five and bavin* his team com­ which will be held at Ft. I'lcrce mit "niry" an error. starling June 13. gave Ihe "Cel­ The lino score: Slrlbourne: On* ery Feds” a 17-1 record to data. run, throe hits, no error/ Jim Hpwklns, on mu mound tor Sanford: Two runs, six ' i nils, on* Sanford, turned In probably the error. best game of hi* young career, Umpires: Shublgcr and Keeling. yielding only one run and that un­ earned a* tha remit of lha only error Sanford committed (and that by. himself on the very llrst Free Admission play o( the game). He struck out seven, walked two and gave up three hits, only on* of which was cleanly tagged. He received errorless support from his leantmiles, especially from his bat­ tery mile, Bobby Juhnson, whose perfect rog lo second base, will: Saturday and Sunday one out and the Using run on llrst, caught the runner by a big margin and relieved the pressure. May I9th and 20th For Sanford, six hits were For resident* aft * lint Cypress Cardens Brophy Is FSL's Leading Hurler « M ill Seminole County, v I >t<fa Drewenl only'.?™ • ORLANDO,—Art Brophy, see of Driver’s Licenser---Taft Weight'* Orlando entry in tbe Clast D Florida State Lea­ gue, hid fork-handed his way to For Free Adnikdort . MI the top of the heap as Ihe loop's leading hurler, undefeated with I Ski Shown n tj;; six decisions through midnight Wednesday. A fellow left-nindcr, Bob Dunn, 10:<TI) . 1:00 - 2:30 ;M:13 West l’alm Reach's sriisatlonal, •llto* young star, thus appeared lo bs Don't miss hednu Ihe rooklea lo watch as the cir­ cuit soon pisses the half-way mark of its first half. Brophy, hid fanned 713 In 33 frames, walking only IS lo exhibit control matched by Gainesville's rookie Ken Wright who had walk­ ed only nine men in 34 Innings, and Orlando's Ron Stead, who had walked only seven In 38 innings. However, Dunn stole the head­ Beautiful 1 'Win lines for the week ending mid­ . 1* night Wednesday when he fanned Cypress Gardens 20 Orlsndosns although losing after 14 torrid frames. The 20 brought his season's total to 83 w* « * V *** in 43 Innings. # ti Brophy Is the only regular svhu Winter listen, Florida ha* started and finished each of Ills six victories. 1 IP .A D a CO. MAKI THIS SUMMIft " MAI COOU* 'TROUBLE ibmiKD UWSHN WITH rorntnui MARRY M■Hinurfi acLAINC <U« I., ly at tha hospital There bad bw important! ti you would put your, a great dad at Ilmen; ptopl* had tali into Harg’e place. . . ” ■warmed into the neighborhood to Ernst said aomtUing under hie work ea the Army camp. They bream.lived ta makechlft home* ai “You wouldn’t want to, natural­ crowded the Valhdla Hospital with ly. Nevertheless, think of thla— nineasee and accident* to that Alan Harg referred Mrs Patrick lo u*. waa mad* sharply aware of how and sent a letter, saying that there eborthaaded be waa la all depart- seemed to be nothing essentially manta. wrong with her, but that a little Dr. Rupert Emit acarcely took reaaeuraac* would probably-be a Bowman'* place. The cheerful g n a t aelpt W* examined the wom­ young intent and been ready to do | an, and found hi* diagnosis correct any Job at any time; thla could not But you fixed it to that we wire bo add for Ernst, who considered unable to reassure ner, and help hla title aa watalaxf surgeon ta be her. And my contention I* that, by a title only. neglect of on* small ethical point, AJan, to lighten hla own load, had w* failed with an important easel" naked hi* aaatatant ta taka or*r| “1 cannot agree,” eaid Ernst the supervision of all aurgted ac­ coldly, "that ah* waa important” tivities, which of court* would in­ "Dr. Emit," Alan's deep vole* clude the maugemeat of the o ■aid patiently, “you cams here to *rating room. Ha tgaorad Urn way learn Waal you could from me.” Ernst bridled at tha request. “Mr*. *T cam* hero u order to estab­ Dunham will- help you," ha aal lish my usgree and license, yea.” walking away. "Bo that you might practice ta Rut it waa only a day or » Utter America. Toward that end, it whan, under • heavy surgical would be easier it you would de­ echedule, be found bln eurgvcal cide that t bad a (aw things to nurao o p e n in g n package of teach you. raster for both of ua. ■pongee taken from ' the ahalf 1 know mat you feel you art al­ rather than dlrkctly from the auto* ready adequately trained ta your clave. He frowned, and later asked profession. If that ta true, the Dunham what bad happened. "It’a thing* 1 could tescb you would the first time alnc* we've been have to deal with our tray of prac­ working together that you've run ticing medicine, particularly my way—my lecling about It, my atout" Between her tight cap and gauae tituda to the patient.” mask, the nurae'a eyes met hla “That Indeed la different” “Yea," agreed Alan, “It la differ­ levally. She waa threading auture Into an upheld needle, "Dr. Ernst ent" Ha could have potntsd out to won't let the autoclivu work dur­ mis Insolent man that hla own ing operation*, Doctor. Of count, mtmbcrahlp in the American Col­ they git empty on a day Ilka thla.* lege of Burgeons would lend weight Alan whlrltd on* her,. "Why to hla act should-ha send Emit would ha give aa order like that,?'' away as untralnaole. Instead, na glanced at the timer “Ha abject* to the heat" "He doesT Wet), f object to the —ha had tiv* minutes in which lo ■pong* ehorUgel I'll apeak ta Dr. make hla poinL “When I began to Emit," he eauL “But you're la practice surgery," he said patient­ ly, “1 bad to decide If 1 wanted chnrga here, a* always-" Mr*. Dunham watched hla ti to work her* among my own peo­ person leave the room. “I wish," ple, and l made my decision ihe eald to hereelf, ”1 could lleten through tbs argumsnt that a heal­ in wnen he apeak* ta Handsome ing hand Is vaiutbl* wherever there la humankind. In the little Ernie." Leaning upon the fact of hla Eu­ town of Valhalla, or the city of ropean training, Ernst considered New York—or Vienna. A doctor himself Ihe better-trained man. works from within, by ble own That the American system required skill, hi* own ability, and ha must an apprenticeship of blm mad* him bring thst Inward power to deal unhappy, and quick to crlticlx* that anew with each case, to treat Hist com according to any ability that aystem. Alan appreciated Rupert'* posi­ la within him. tion and took it into account. He “That Is why, more than for any Mweya gave Ernst'* medical opln- other reason, I consider each pa­ Ion hla moat courteoue attention, tient important. I try to get tha aometlmta agreeing with him, but feel of hla condition, to know what being very firm when be must dis­ haa ltd up to hla nines*, hie In* agree. **1 cannot Imaglna any situ­ jury. 1 want to know what nifnlal ation," he eald, one morning, to the and emotional complications there man at the next scrub-up sink, may be—and to know those things "where It would be wla* lo let ■ I give great personal consideration patient read U)t history letter sent to each patient, probe as deeply with my mind, and my heart, a* 1 to us by a referring doctor." "My dear Thornton,” eald Ernst do wtm my knife." patlsnlly, "only your rural moun­ Dr. Ernst's elbow shut off the tain people would read a teller left water at hla sink. "That kind of upon my desk blotter." doctoring must be very exhaust­ There were aeverm) answer* to ing,” be said politely, thaL Alan scrubbed steadily at hi* “You're calling it tmollonalT” left hand, twitched Uia bruih. "We Dr. Ernst shrugged, and Alan got an exceialve Rare back on Mra. turned away, thinking that It was, Patrick,” he said then, tightly. as well, exhausting to have to deal “And our relation* with her doc- so wllh Ernst Often he asked him­ self why he bothered, (live the tor had alwaye been excellent" The corner of hi* eye caught men hie orders, eee that he carried Ernst’s shrug, and he turned them nut—and If ha didn't, boot ■quarely to (are the men. “In my him down the road! b o o k , every doctor, every patient Is I To Be Cunllnurd) TODAY & SATURDAY 2 FEATURES and FEATURETTE-HIT No. 1 tbI thtlr tfery of Courago..* - (flojf UJaLL - *■ " on* you forgo! f 'CADET' C LO SET SATURDAY ONLY Now AvalkhW, Low FIomcb P1a« No Dow* f t p— t I I Month To Pop SECOND FKATUKK [YOU (AN lit le w \(iine HAVf I HA I IX IRA for le w tmrriry BATH tluin you lli/nli 1 « . • RESTAL MODMN VINTtLATINO PANS AKtpftr Beth MUV I OUT NOT, STAL I AM • • .N A W Il9 if PUSH , OUTtWI AMI PLUS CHAPTKK NO. 4 “THE 1JATMAN" SUNDAY and MONDAY Mlk CKNTURY FOX PRESENTS REX ALI EN tasty installed m attic or window., • , phigpd info an ardlnsnr W 2Par Month nui outlet . . , lhas* modem brtmt-makan *11 coal aa entire Imum Iw premia* a dtfl “T he Bottom Of The Bottle” JV a Ideal far summer rooting whether pea owa or m t cheap la pvt hi • . . am7 to mova. tyt pour aiadrie epfJisnca dealer aaw . , . far a . / ” « /, •enter, hepfisr Florida mawsst shasdi JOSEPH COTTON RUTH ROMAN JACK CARSON HIT No. 3 JO H N N Y W IU MARGARHT HAYNES MUCK IKNNRTT H - w P L U M R I M H i K M IM M ill H. H. CbImmr , Dhr. M jr A II9 > T C P I M I T 107 M inolta Ay*. APPLESEED STARTS SUNDAY GREGORY PECK — JENNIFER JONES; : * — IN — tu: “The Man In The Grey Flannel Suit” �r* rr Make Summer More Pleasant -PIANO SKBT10 M ERCHANDISE L L 9111 - Piano Technician Pboio UM Rout* L Sanford 43—ARTICLES FOR RALE L.&3TER (Bet-v Ross) Spinet pi­ i t —X tw ING—PLUMBING ano. like new. Only 8330. Phone 1733-R. For Batter Plumbing See or Call —Factory to Teas— W. J. KING Aluminum 2800 outh Park—Phone M C ut rat Uag sad Repair 1MT Saaferd Ave. Phone 1113 PLUMBING / Contract and repair work. Free estimates. R. L. Harvey. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1134. Plumbing. Kresky Heating XA—PLACES TO EAT M. G. HODGES '.----Service on All Water Pumpa— YOU'LL LUE Weili Drilled ~ Pumps Our Plato Lunch from lie. ServPaola Road PhMS TOO m l m cool comfort—MRS. APPLE* BY3 RESTAURANT. 1M a Park 22—SPECIAL NOTICES and Valdes Hotel. ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ OPEN SUNDAYS from 12-noon ments, Invoices, hand bliis, and - - ‘Ul i;00 p. m. The Doggie. Diner p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive i f Like Mary. Printing Co. Phooe 40S — 403 West 13th SL R—CARD OP THANKS ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call The family of the late E. C, Gor­ Ralph Ray. 3180. ______ don, Sr., wish to express their UPHOLSTERING ilncera thanka to their friends for many klndneieee and aym Custom Made Drapery and Slip Covcri. pithy ehown them, and Uu beautiful floral tributes alvei STANLEY KULP at the death of their huiband Phone Sanford — 2838-J and father. 2821 S. Park (Hiway 17-02) Mrs. Clara Gordon and family. • T. V. REPAIRS a —PERSONAL NOTICES 'TU 10 p. m. Service Calla 83.00 W. A. Norris Pb. 1880. J. Q. Herrin, Rollaway. Hospital a n d B a b y Pb. 38S3-J. Licensed TechalBeds, bay, Track or ilonthTeL liM. Pirnlture Canter— dans, guaranteed work. U l Weat Tint WELDING C. A. TAYLOR. Jr. Xocal and Long Distance moving. 307 E. Fourth 8t. • Agents for HOWARD VAN , LINES, INC. PENINSULAR TRANSFER fa STORAGE, Inc. W ELL DRILLING Office 1900 French Ava., Phone Pump Sales with SUL Repair Service GARLAND SHAW Something VERY SPECIAL for P. O. Box 348 Mothers Only at Phillips Co­ LONGWOOD lonist Claanari. Phono 481. Phone: w. p. 26-2683 FOR speedy, ressoniiMn fa reli­ • AUTOMOTIVE able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ vice. CALL HOOVER. 2833 or ^ —BOATS AND MOTORS visit 903 S. Sanford Ave. See the Now Evtnrade line for '58 ROBSON Sporting Goods CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller & Son Ph, 154 Erin rude Salea fa Service »0t E. 1st St. Phooe 9M Frco estimate. Quality work. Mothers have until May 26 to WIN. Call 481, the Phillips COLONIAL WILL SACRIFICE 1950 a H. P. Johnson Outboard CLEANERS. Motor. Make me an offer. Phone BREAKFAST DELICIOUSLY Harry Whltenar at 2203-W. Hot Biscuits, Eggs. Ham, Orlta and Coffee—40c. MRS. APPLE­ -F ARTS-ft*u AIRS BY'S RESTAURANT, Vatdea EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ Hotel. MENT AND WHEEL BALANC1NG—Pasitniar c a r a and EMPLOYMENT Trucks; all makes, sizes—R ton 1 to Mon. Seminole County Mot1 ors, Inc. 811 E. 1st St. PHONE 18-HELP WANTED-FEMALE 101L WOULD like colored ladv for home work ami care of children. 11—TRAILER 8 Live lo. Phone Winter Park, iv u to aoo It will nay YOU tee US a/v»um before 283401. you buy. Open Evenings and -Sundays. 27-HELP WANTED—31ALE V SaatoMe TraUer Salat, Palatka, Fla. Help Wanted—Experienced Sales­ man to work in store. Full time. 41 Ft. New Moor house trailer Firestone Stores, with metal awning and TV. Available June 1st. Bargain PRODUCE MANAGER price at $3300, can flnanca. Park Ave. Trailer Park. Lot 4-A. If you are a qualified Product* Mnnafter, apply Mr, Atkin­ S4 ft. house trailer with cabana. son at Foodmnrf. Park Completely furnished. Radio, TV, end etc. 8790. Call 2833 until Avo. & 2fsth St. Sanford. liOtt p. m. 38—MALE or FEMALE WILL SACRIFICE 1880 Sbelbouma Clipper 2T ft. house trailer. Will flnince, low Help Wanted—Male or Female, full or part-time. Commission down payment. Phone 132. ■•Ulnar. Wonderful opportunity FOR RENT-IlS-rrRoyal'Spirton for nig earnings. Firestone trsilar on lake lot. Sleep cool Stores. tnis summer. Lake privileges. Water furnished. Write P. 0. !9—SALESMEN—AGENTS Box No. 113, Lake Mary. 9 HERE U YOUR OPPORTUNITY U -U SR PCA RB for a profitable business. Be­ CONVERTIBLE—Clean '33 Tord, cause of the demand for RawV1S0 for my equity. Take up lelgh Producte In Sanford 1 am unibta to call on all families. payaenta. Phone 408-J. . .... roc pa________ ___ Rawieleh’i Dept FAD-440-21R, Msmphli, Tern*. C. L. Shonyo, BUSINESS 8316 Uniney Hwy,, Orlando, Fla. SERVICES 1 8 -BEAUTY PARLOR* _____ 11-WORK WANTED—MALE 'Your Bltutv Number Ph. 971 SCHOOL BOY with power mower wants mowing, Phone 716-M4. / f i i r r i a t t ’i B n to ty Nook lUfa 80. USk ____ POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph. Jt-faUlLDlNQ - REPAIR! e i. ________ ___ _ a-BUHNEM OPPORTUNITIES nJK)R sanding sad finishing. FLORIDA manufacturer end la(Beening, waamg. Serving Serai ■taller of quick-service launnojf county since 1933. driaa haa a Franchise avalleble H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary for this community. Law down payment, liberal bink financing; ALEI SALE! SALEI no experience necessary, Write ubber Base tent Stucco Paint .... 84.18 gal to Monarch Laundry Machlniry Corp. P. 0. Box 820, Ft. Lauder­ Base lent Stucco Paint .... 84.00 gaL dale, Fla. lor Varnish ... 83.73 gal. !CD A PAINTER? SEE USI ■- McRANlY-iMITH park Phone 1203 34—INSURANCE Springtime, time to paint in Preferred Rate* te Preferred le fa outside. For an efficient Policyholders . painter Call Mr. Tasker, 3170-J, 4 F'NANriAJ fohn Williams Inn. Agency 417 Saaford Atlaatle Phase id RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 38— DOGS— CATS—PET* Kleetncil Contracting and Repairs m TV Service Center TOY FOX TERRIER puppies, flhdix and Crosley Appliances Beautiful claar markings. Ex­ US ktegMUn Avn. Ph. 113 cellent stock. Ph. 752-W Deland, MHS. HAY V. SOWERS. 18—LAUKUWT-DBT CLEANING 24—BOstSKS—CATTLE iSw4U.ECTBICAL Gonlmtoro I N B fltoe Feed m ail llf g , v I M te U M M . n Fans, Summer Furnishings. Summer Rentals. Lawn Service, House Painting, Insulating 18—FARM AND GARDEN It—HOMES s r l s» :( U J V-iasSITiea THE SANFORD HERALD SEVEN room houit, furnished or PEAT-Gat your Daetwyler Peat unlurntabad. By owner 41k Palat Grspev.'Ua Nursery, 40c Bu. raello or Ph. wvi-J^ beg. Annual* now*.. ady. Phone 2038-Orapevtlle Ave. Just otf. K&nSONABLE large comfortable Country Club Rd. home. Partly tumlahad. Phone 1233 or 2533-J. 18—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS GOOD 12cf bass accordion. Up- 3-BEDROOM, tfle bath. FloHda Venetian Blind* nght piano, cheap, Ph. 2397-J. room. Oak floora. lame lot, Enclosed bead. Sag-wool bottom 203 E. X7tb. ahade A fruit treea. Call 1074- W. rati with plastic ends, plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or stylos S3—WANTED Its BUT cord*. Henkarik G3nnn tad Patel Ca WANTED-Oae, two, or three H. 3 Bedroom Osterete Block P. air-compressor. Call 2031-W. 113-114 Wait tod S t Phone 330 VA — 1323 Down Paymeat 834., Par Month p fa I PINE timber. No tract too large FOLDING Cota—83.08. SO F t Hose Kitchen Fully Equipped or am all. J. U GUsson, 108 W. 82.83. All alia Tarpaulins. ArmyAct fait to choose eolort and tile 8th St. Sanford. '______ A. K. Shoemaker. Builder Navy Surplus. 810 Sanford Ave. Phone t m WE need twunure, paying top RENTALS email for earns. Sail to buy from. SUPER TRADING POST on M—APARTMENT* g Bedroom. 1-bath House. San Hwy. 17-92. Ph. I017-WLanta Sub-Division; 11700 down WELARA APARTMENT*; room*. and assume 0.1. 4W* Mtge. ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner. private batha. 114 w. First St with 870.29 Monthly Pay’ta. Complete attachments, perfect Phone 074-R for appointment. Avalon Apia. condition. $18. Ph. 1T8S-R. T38W PRACTICALLY new baby buggy, equipped with pad fa net 813. FURNISHED Apt 1300 Nationvilla. Phone 327-R. HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t 12-ft. BOAT, aeml "V" bottom; Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona BUT— Homaa of Real rndiridiallWringer type waaher Phone Beach, Call 3374-W. tr: Brittany Farm Homes, Early 2508-J. American, Ultra Modem, Con­ FURNISHED Apti. 20Ui W. Flrit ventional fa F r e n c h Colonial CLEANED7ord b7lck, 208 N. Park. St. Reaionibfc—Phone 1321. types. EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ 44—APPLIANCES able for bachelor or couple. BUILT On Large Landscaped Lots; In the beat of neighbor Private bath. Aerosi from Poit FRIGID AIRE epptuacea, talas hoods. Offlca. Manual Jacobson. and aervlce. G. H. High, Oviedo. Fla. Phone F08-I315 or Sanford Efficiency apartments, air eonCOMPLETE with aB the features 1642-W after S p. m. dtUonlng and TV optional. 2431 you have dreamed about such S. Park (Highway 17-92), San­ ai colored General Electric ipAIR CONDITIONING ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT piles For Room or Building “ ncea and colored plumbing lUtu iturei. H. B. POPE CO. INC. 2-BEDROOM furnished ap t Very cleaii and close in. Phone Old, 2M Sooth Park Avo. Phone 1444 AND available at reaionible Jimmy Cowan. price* with the beat financing BAGf.EHLY E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. alr-eondtfa with minimum down-payAPPLIANCE CENTER Honed. 17-92 south city limits menta. 'Your Weitinghouao Dealer" Slumbcrland Court PHONE 1787 113 MAGNOLIA Three and tonr room furnished Wellborn C. Phillip*, Jr. apts. Very clean and close In. 48-BUILDING MATERIALS Phone Pt8, Jlmmv Cowiin. FURNISHED dean 1st floor a- Since 1849. Sanford'* Lotdine USED BRICK partment. 1004 Palmetto Ave. Builder of home* for over 1,800 TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, and burnt people. Salea Office: Little Venice black. Sea them at SHERMAN 3-ROOM furnished apt. Tile bath, In Loch Artier, private entrance. Phone 303Q-J CONCRETE PIPE CO. PHONS DM LARGE, cool. 2 DR furnished REIM-fclX CONKRETE apt Screened porch. 353 month­ Miracle Concrete Co. HEADY to move tn—New 2 bed­ 309 Elm Ave. Pbono 1338 ly. Ph. 1568 J. 1703 Magnolia. room houte. Monthly payment* Three room furnished apartment. METAL ROOFING 837.00, principal fa luterest. 2101 Magnolia, 850.00 monthly, Now In stock. 3-V Crimp—I 'l" rimno 1673, Robert A. Williams. 3-Bedroom homo ready aoon. Corrugated — 2',i" Corrugated Monthly payment* 856.00 prin­ rn*‘ FURNISHED apt.. 4 rooms, 150.00 cipal fa Intere*!. Down paymant Sherman Concrete Pipe Co* p#p inonih. Adults* 70c W. 4th 2% to 3'/.. Out Wdt 13th St. st, Ph. 1642-W evening*. FHE-OLD HOME TOW N fcif II I By STANLEY Qfl# D I P F lflP S T T IM ff I E L O P E D / TH AT LA D D ER , W AS S TR O N G EN O U G H ----- )\ y \ U NOT A PROiECTI LOWVLL E. o n n t ROOM garage apt. Modern RflBder - PImm 1339 bath, kitchen equipped, large Ofllcet 1441 B. Orlando Dr. icreened porch, garage. Cloao HAYNES Office Machine Co.. In. Phone 358. Typewriters, adding machines, 6alei-Rentals. 114 Mag.. Ph 44. 3 BOOMS, flrel,- Newly furnished. Navy, clilcrly couple or ilnglo i*crMm. Gat, electricity, watei*. 4T—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD linen* ft udlltlet (urn. Reason­ GOODS able. Phone D16-M. BARGAIN! DUNCAN-FYFE Mahogany drop LIVE at the best addrexx In town. Beautiful, redecorated apartHOMES leaf table and (our cushi»m>. nirnt. 1717 Park Ave., Phono chain. 9300 value, only 1123 1743 J. 4EW. Reaiitlfully Designed THREE Termi. Phone 1428-J. snd FOUR Bedroom Homti < 1 2-KOOM furnished apartment flS, INVESTIGATE includ.n utilities. 107 W. Ninth ind 2 Baths street. ,_______ FHA and VA (GI) FINANCED A Varied Selection of riant SMALL furnlihed apt. 312 Oak Priced from 111,200 to 824,000 Ave. Ph. 2987-M. * | Bulll By FURN. apt. Lights fa water, gxrGIANT TRADE-IN ag* furnished. |53 mo. Ph. 208. ODRAM * TUDOR, INC. Builders of Finer Homes rBEDROOM Apt. 1820 Tark. Ph. For Florida Living CGfl-J, _______ HOMER AVAILABLE: GARAGE Apartment, threa rooms South Ptneereil.........Sanford, Now Going On and bath. Not furnished. Apply Grove Minora............Sanford, Fia. 203-09 E. l i t SL Fla. 217 Holly Ava. PHONE 127 Valencia Vlllai -........DeLand, Fla. 1 I!H 9 2 Bn apt!. Aha SALES OFFICE ROCK Map]* dinatla set 840; club Fum. 3AU S. French Ave. chair 835. youth bdd 10; crib 810 garage apt. Ph. 432-W, Phone: UOO and 29M 884 E. 20th SL NEW SMYRNA BEACH Furnished g a r a g e apartment MORE:—MUCH—MORE Sltepa I. June, July, August. By HOMES week or month. A. L. Skinner. Phono 1433. A T ECHOLS in h O tlE N and COTTAGES 2TTEtnr<50M houte. Kitchen “furROOMS nlahed. In town. Phono 443. FOR SBft Seminole (teeny for Desir­ able Homes and Apia. Phone 21. # Bookcase Bad 3-BEDROOM house. Phono 2968-W 2-Bedroom house, Phone M43-W. Double Dreisar new 3 bedroom maionry Mirror NICE clean tumlahel cotuge on ALMOST house. Largo acroqned porch, 2 Lamps 17-92. Rent by week or month. ntcoiy lindtcapod pot, city wa­ Inncrapring Mattress Lights and water furnlihed. Pb. ter, lower. Near now hoeptlii. Matching Box Spring! 3010-WI. Price 87,445. *1203 E. 4Ul. 3-BEDROOM C o n c r e t e block •f-BROEIBB # Day-or-NIghter Sola REALTORS house. Kitchen f u r n l a h a d, PI aHorm Rocker screened porch, carporte and RETIREMENT HOME Chair utility room. At 2010 Adama Ave. Completely furnished 3 bedroom 2 End Tables Phone 672-W. home. Shady lot, established 1 Cocktail Table neighborhood. |7,soo. gi.ooo COTTAGE ready to move in, Down. Balanea 113.44 mo. # 3-Pc Dlnatta Set completely furnished. By week TERMSI ------------TERMS! or month. AU utilities. 24U4 Park CooMil A REALTOR First Ave. AT CULLIN & HARKEY ECHOLS BEDDING CO. te rw r tad. fa Magnolia Ph. 1231 NEW duplex in Geneve. One IM N. Park Ave. Pkon* m j bedroom, electric kitchen, air "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. conditioned. 855. Available June SENSIBLY REDUCED to allow Open Mondays Til 4:84 p.a. 1st. J. F. Hogan, Geneva, Fla, VISIT OUR BALCONY lor your idaas. a bedroom home In good section; large living I-BEDROOM furnished h o m e . Uiad furniture, appliances, tools, room with fireplace; separate Cloae In. Phono IH4-M, etc. Beugbt-isld. Larry's Mart. dining room; IVk bath*; sleep­ 321 Eait III St. Phooe 18)1. ing porch. Raise your growing 18—ROOMS family In the comfortable atBuy your Furniturt al ^ NICE bedroom. Private entrance moipnere of a real horns. Large Warehouse Punt., Co., at 901 well landscaped corner lot, good til SL All nationally adv. fur­ and bath. Phone 2029-W. shade nnd citrus trnaa. Full niture at warsbouto prleaa. CLEAN rooms, TV. The Gables, Price: $12,000.00. TERMS can _ 401 Magnolia. _________ be arranged. HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN PRICES PAiO FOR USED IIMRE TIS REAL ESTATE FURNITURE We can put you in the catUe busi­ WILSON-MAIER ness, with cattle, equipment, im­ M-ACHEAGE proved and Unimprovad pas­ FURNITURE CO. ture, fancea and everything. BY OWNERS Call 958 , Close tn. ONLY $18,500. Sorry, APPROXIMATELY 480 acres of 311 E. First St. land fronUng about 1 mile on but mostly cash. Lake Harney In Seminole Coun­ -FA M AND GARTEN W. K. "BUI" BTENPER ty. Cameron Development Co., Mrs. Henry A. Rueeell, prcel* Realtor — General nssorance Ford Tractor Power Pow-Wow Guy Allen. Associate dent. Phone 41 or 12C0-W. Corns On* - Coma AU Arlett* Price, Aeeectato 1123 III N. Pork Ave. n —EXCHANGE—TRADES Farmers Auction Market 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Mather's 5ALt 3 g RIDING' Kories and aaddlaa 8300 Phtma MOT Sanford. Thu re., May 24th, 7:30 p. m. -XCHANGE equity in new S a monta o;a regnterea ttampbedroom home lor modern 3 BRITT TRACTOR CO. wire pig. pnone two, Mrs. | bedroom trailer. Box US Cas­ Tillla altar I p. a . .. Uiway 17*92 So. Fhon* 301 selberry. _________________ Alexander A Stringer Real Estate # insurance •T-BROKERS and REALTORS A BRAND NEW HOME All finished except the Inalde. Ha* deep well and septic tank 490 feet mad frontage. 4 miles from Clock, Juat off 17 and 92. 88000. 82000 cash. See Hlghleyman BALL REA LTY RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON RKU. BROKERS 8. D. UJghieyaaa, Aaaoclat* *84 Mouth Park Ave. Phone tao See us for errant Ave. Property. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2314 French Av>. J. W. HALL. REALTOR “CaU HaU" Phone 1754 IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask m m le y fa Moctet tb al 111 Beuth Park TTt 1%ey K in Shelley Winters Got Modeling Job Through Want Ad ■till* tlttlinl IS s (book* Ifn 3-soJ-iO SKtiltf timers sssversd a CUssUIed Ad Im a faess ssdtl —a st,p •kick |» « her ike cure I Acorns sks nradej le l i l t grasrsilc Immi tsg euit k«f climb IS Hollywood tlsra gets. s ml ASs tn Dssuee’a neses Robert A. WHIIntns. Renltor Raymeud Lundqulst, Associate Phone 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldg .IM iw iw sO T.lH rA SlSlsa S.SSnilCilli.mMi’, la. J ., GI 1800 DOWN MODERN 3-Bedroom and den. Kitchen equipped. Located it 1228 Randolph St. Owners Misfortune necessitates tin offering at 88,ooo, which it certainly 8LOOO less than its true value. $75 per month will handle. Immediate Possession. Armed Forces Day, — 1956 nOME AND INCOME Upstairs Is rented; downstairs la reedy for you to move in. Roth units nlrely furnished. Hulidtnc recently painted. Large Lot, Si­ tuated near Iture. Keep that coat of living d"wn on thia bar­ gain or real both units. Only $7,tOO. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO INI Park Are. rbeea n or 1U RELAX Convenient, "Eaey to keep" 2 bedroom house. Choice Wynn*wood location. Spacious lawn, beautifully landscaped. HardWood floors, panel TV room. 910,990. TERMS 4% Interest on Mortgage Roan L. Pnvlon. B roker Alberta J. Hall, Associate Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha BENT ON A BUSINESS ef yotf "The U. I. Ate Ferae he* never he* fere keen fated with a a reefer re* own? Look In the Business Oppen> seeaelklllty to the Nellen. Wkile we ere determined to meet the (ItoL tunitlcs columns in Clssslflld 4of tenet ef there entertain timet, let us at men af seed will eenllnna to >' held steadfastly to airs yeectlul latest offers, aewne at the Armed fereet knltd and strenalhen Fewer (er Pease." Denote A. Queries, teerelery ef the Air fare* FOR ACTION SATISFACTION, use Cle stifled adi. Phone 1821 for A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates in ad-writer, A. B. Paterson Jr., P. J. Chestenon, Garfield Wllletti, John FOR WIDE CHOICE of buyers, Mtlseh, It. W. Williams, Haiti M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land renters, workers, use Want Ads. Suvayor. Phone 1131 to place ’em. 1 » N. Park Phone 1119.' PAINTING ALL KINDS Phone 3134 Days OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Osier Reg. Real EaUte Broker J481 So. Orlando Dr. — Ph. 1159 TED BU RN ETT 1352-M Night* T I L E FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY D IC K M A P E S GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Hanford 21991-W BEAUTIFY YOUR BATHROOM WITH CERAMIC T llA HAVE MORE MONEY by (ail­ ing unnaeded things through Want Ads. Phone 1821 for blip In wording your ad. GRAB YOUR PHONE and dial 1IU for * Herald ad-writer the minute you find something’* lost. «WuifflfcK?2!? »CuLest Ada find 1U amSatib Oat Wart 13th SL 1} j • BRUSH and SPRAT FRANKLIN REALTY For Sale—1 bedroom house, aep> erate garage. Phone 1558, Rt. if92, Da Bery. Price $6500. UNUSUAL OFFER a-STORY brick fa frame home facing a park. Eneallant condi­ tion. hardwood floors. All large rooms, a oaarooma, living room, dining room, den. Kitch­ en tqulpped with appllanca* and dish washer. $13,750. Cash or terms. I 1 Ml �F r t M ty m , tflSd T f f B H A N FO TIT) f ir , ft A M ) GENERAL ^ <Coalltn*4 from f i ( t Om ) FBIDAT Tbs second nod final bandage rolling session of th* y**r for the local Cancer Loan Cloaat will be held at tha Yacht Club at 7sW , m. until IQtSO p, m. All memera of Beta Blgma Phi Sorority who'are able to attend thla ses­ sion are urged to do ao. Scout Leaders and Commute* mealing wU| be held at • p. m. ln the Bplicopal Pariah House. Thl. U a moat Important session. C H. A.'* at r'lrst Baptist Church at V 90 a. m. ..JOiNDAt , A re-run on tha flay "Peer Gyat" will bo held at tha Pinatrait School aiidltorlum i t 4 > m, for tho benefit of th* ecboo!. Thee* who hate not aaen the play by th* sixth grad* of Ml*. I.uclla Campbell will not want to mlsa It. Woman's Bible Class Convenes To Make Plans Tha Woman's Bible Class of the First Baptist Churrh met re­ cently at the home of Mri. ft. It. Beek, 3442 Lanrel Aye for Its monthly, business end soelel •’iset'ng. Co-ho.te.ie. were Mr., n. r . McWhorter, Mrs. H. D, Smith and Mr., B. Dann. The spacious living room of tha homo was b.nutlfiil with arrsngemei is of summer flowers ' i shada* of whit., pink and rod n'arsJ at van*age points In the room. Mrs. Field*, class president presided over the session after which Mr*. M. F. Wada gave the evening prayer and devotional which wie taken from a chapter In the kook "Tha Chrtellan Sec­ ret Of a Happy Ll/e." The president then called 'on tha group eantalne for their re­ port* and also made the usual announcements. In th. absence of Mrs. Dolts, social ahalrman, Mrs. Flsld. con­ ducts<1 a Bllde Qulx wbirh was identifying famous mother. In the Rllde, Mr*. Beck Invited the member. Into the dining room for refreshmenta of chicken end pimento chee.e eandwlch*., dainty party cookie* and lead orange Juice served from an attractive table. Those enjoying the went were .Mrs. Kill# Wilson, Sir*. D. L\. Moore Mrs. 0. C. Dixon, Ml*. struclion, maintenance, and transportalion." Ha .aid "We have 215 rolling piece, from the jeep to ■ rolling train, from bulldotcr* to bicycles. "Ilotvaver," FHbry pointed out, "our backbone la civilian employer. We are In a community which ha. an abundant .upply of .killed and competent labor." Commander L, L. Hamrick, Operation. Officer, explained that hi. department "directly supports actual running of the airfield." He .aid, "we furnish the weather briefing., crash, fire and re.cue .ervlce, ordinance need, of the atr.tlon, and the positive control of all aircraft." Commander f. 0. Peter, of the Attack Wing One Unit, explained that the million of hi. organisetlon "I. a long range, all-weather delivery of atomic weapon, on des­ ignated targets. Daylight or dark­ ness mean* nothing to ua." And he commented, "Our weapon, today are a hundred rime, more powerful than those dropped on Negasakl or Hiroshima, and are delivarad, not by 500 plana*, but by one plane manned by thra# men.” Peter* said that the Heavy Attack Unit has five squadrons with thw Sixth to bo commissioned Junu IS at Jacksonville and to be equipped with the new A3D Sky Warriors. "Most Important Is the HATU organisation or the Heavy Attack Training Unit where new bombar­ dier., pilot., and weaponler. are tralnod to prepare them for ■ ready combat unit," said Peters. "Our plane* deliver their wea­ pons on a designated target. When you've got the strength of armies concentrated In three men wo can't The Seminole County Vocational I School is planning to offer course* | at night la business subject* dur­ ing th* summer month*. The ■ehool does not usually remain open for regular aesajoni during the summer. However, because of the demand, the evening departmen; will offer bookkeeping, typing | and business arithmetic Monday through Thursday from T p. m. to 10 p, m, beginning Juno 4. AH of these subjects will be taught ron an Individual bails. Stu­ dents may progross aa fast a. their Individual abDltlea permit and may take one, two or throo subjects and may eornn any or all nights. Mrs. Lydia Watt will teach book­ keeping from 7 p. m. to t p, m. and business arllhmstlo from‘1 to 10 p. m. Mis* Mary Gaorge will „ T ,B n taach typewriting, both electric The <fl*h annual convention, of and manual, from 7 p. m, to 0 tha United 3p,ii,Sb War VUur-i p. m. ar.s held this week In Ctenrwaterj Tha Semlnola County Vocational School la a public school available to any Seminole County adult who desires Instruction In business edu­ cation. The Veteran* Administra­ tion, an orgnnl-ntlon' affiliated I tlon has approved the ichoot to '»"*> the U. * W, V. F. C W. give instruction to P, L. 550 TatarKrumer Jr., Lesslm-g iru* ;nos*n an* provided they have completed V,I., ^ Uw t i. it .. u M * l,,elr Hah ichool education. StuU t f* I "' *’’; Hollywot'i,, ,jenU m iy rsglslsr any evening, wn elocted D*pur.ment Comnd**,) |a located In th* Kent tiiand*>, Alax Mon, Miami, elect- Building on Commercial Ave. ELECTRIC Parade of Values GENERAL ELECTRIC Electric Motorized SHOES IN A 0- EOVEN ON A SHELF U p. m. In Fallowahlp Hall. New Yorkers Are Entertained In De Bary Home BY MARY FOWLKR Mr. and Mr*. Laurenr* W. Ro­ bert* of Utica, N.Y., were feted at a buffet supper recently by Mrs, Daniel E. Pugh at her lakeaid* jioma In Da Bary. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold A'., Lynch, Gen. and Mrs. H. P. Newton, Dr. and Mr*. E. I„ ThuVber, Sir, and lfra, Arthur W. Lambart, Mr. and Mrs. Ant* Erlckasn, Col. and Mr., Gregory Ksssenlcli, Mr. and Mrs, Chariot Bsrtsch, Mr. and Mr*. Aubry David of D»I.und, Mr. and Mrs. James V. It Ichard* and house guest, Mis* rt- Wilson of Los Angels*. Calif. Mr. and Mr*. T. Vaisar Morton, Mr. and Mr*. William Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fey I and Mr. and Mr*. Bartnam Strohmslr. Hospital Notes May • Admissions Rosevslt Lamarr (Sanford) Mr*. Mildred Murr (De Bary) Iticky Washington (Sanford) Discharge* Mr*. Margaret Moeller (Brooglyn, N. Y.) Mrs. Violet B. Site* (Sanford) Joseph C. Join,son (Ssnfurd) Edward Olivar (Sanford) Mary Stelnmeyer (Sanford) May 17 Discharges Mr*. Ruth Cowan (Sanford) Ollle Ann Kelli (Lake Monroe) May II Admissions Valeric White (Sanford) Mrs. KlUabrtli Smathcra (Lake Mary) Legal Notice n ' it i< ,i of.* s n n r r ia v oi* wii.o- I.IIIIIX VXtATIMt NOAH* De Bary Methodist Church Purchases 7 | Y<‘p*'',,rt*7v By M\RY FOWIKII A »nt* consummated V-ttvCdny In Dj B.ry f«c n rburvh she, In wP.rii WHIwrt t». Miller laid seven lots, 400‘ by <W to >hie Community Meth-nllet c.Hi.rh. TIi# plot facts the wosi *M<* of Hlr'ilianks *><*d 1ha eommltteo for thii Import* ant project it Evsrett 1,, Hwift, clulriuarii Ur. II. D. Willrniirn»h, th* Itsv. LniLa IhiivI* and Kre'icitek Dctinlg. A quart i,1> confer•nes will '»i l(M Hunuuy l„r f1ither plans of huildlr * » M it'iu(list Church for the •.-‘denti of Da Bary and vicinity. P irio rra e t ^ h irln n K n n e c r e sr ju iu e m s Visit Aboard NAS M M tm n y t ’ o u n ty A t . . i m y m -rrrini'B wami: WHOM IT MAT CUNCUMN: b u i l t ; . Is t i . r . l . y a l v s n l i i u l III,' uni)«rsl«n»d piir.iianl in th« -t i , I Mini; bums HUllil.,*' Ilnu., Mill to VlnrlU.1, t» (l, will r * a l. f « r with lli* CUrD O f 111. c ir c u it Ciiurl. In ami fur Hrinlnnl* Cuuniy, Kloi dn. ........ r i ' s l M nf nrupf of iha nulilleatlnri nf tills initio., I h . flctlllnii. mrai*. In. w ill -flpist Knll.jr. 1*1.n l ." Unilrr which |h * undtrslansd sr * SnanarU tlon, Cnmi>ln-lM.niuImr Post No. V1 Bll(1 !(1(|lc, Auxiliary win Bho,'ii*k“mUv Mny ‘l Thirty.two student, from Pine- .|K ceremony Is expected to crest School and .Sanford vlslled ntlriirt 0f ttia l.lmrcrt crowds aboard Sanford Naval Air Station, fton| of ;„lth ,|„ wmlneitay. Legion and the Auxiliary to sea The students, accompanied by ,, " ... . .. , their learher Mr,. Mary Walters. Ul* off,c*r\ r'^ ‘Mt; ‘f ' and four other chaperons were A covere.1 dish * ,rP«r w be shown the (’.alley. Fire and Crash. ^ Ihe Lndlre Auxiliary and Operation, department, of (he 'n'ne.llately prior to th* regnb.r station by Lieutenant Commander buxines* meeting. Hupp.r will b* W. L. Barkley, USN. Public Infer- ’crved ut 7 o'clock, matlon Officer of Sanford Naval The affair will l>* held at tha Air Station. American Legion Hut dn SemiWhit* the group was at the Opcr- note Boulevard. atlnn* Department, they had n| -------------------- ---hance to see the station's rescue Good dessert: hake an angclfood boat, ^nd to watch a simulated r *ke, using . packaged mix. Slice iilr.sei rocue demontirallon with and serve with a atand.nl lemon the HUP-I helicopter. pudding sauce ami didlopa of whip----------------------ped cream. Memhrane-frce secWhen you me margarine for limit of orange, added to the lemon pastry, ll Is usually not necessary sauce, will make Ihe dessert extra to add much salt. I good. REVOLVING SHELVES automatic VJC SHOULD ALL GET BUSY NOW. STARTING TH A ’HUMMING-\S. TIME TO PAINT UP AND REPAIR. A HOLIDAYS ARE A { /. COMING t washer *)tk ACTIVATOR* ACTION At# woH’s finest wtuklnf selli# SAND, UNJ, SILT ANb SOAP SCUM FROM YOUR WASH • R EM O V ES (Item end rstlsani • full tub #f w«h welsr i Unas dimng full wmhlng cyile t* ghrt ft* dsa* w M e MOOEl^ WA750N kA sL # 7 0 moii aoTHii a n a n than MANT OTHU AUTOMATIC WAJHtlX »BUY - NOW! AND SAVE ( U W I3MJTHEET • J l ^ 4 ^ 0 $&)_FOOD FRffZfR Finance th o u needed Home Repatra with a low-coat-FHA repair loan—No Tfmftl Payment— up to 36 m o n t h s to repay. Your loan can cover both m aterial and labor. You need not be a depositor to toko advantage of this economical way* to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay for the following repairs and many others. Im d UIIoi ...T ha i lh* n s r t l s s I n t s r . s l s f In snl.i *'a,,n" W ELL D R ILLIN G 3*7 E. CoMaareJal MAGNETIC DOORS ::r Minfnril. ClortiU Howard C. Long Phone 388 N EW ^ F IL T E R -FLO uc Ataix H lC M I.N iil.i: C O C N T Y . P 1 ,0 |I1 |> ,\ •• l l I*. I l s r n d i .i l A s I'lsru of HslU fluanl v » .- k ,y , r i s t - i u n t t , j r P . O . I lo * SJII NEW ONLY GENERAL ELECTRIC HAS N .l i l t s I s H n s l i r l i o n H in t a t s r>. .- iils r i n s f U l i . h a lil » n I l i a l i l t .la » n ( 1 1s v A . I». I S a I , t liu l l . i a r . l o r r '.u io l y l.’iiim iils s lo n a r r o f H u n u io ls t . K lo t lU s . a ilo iils U a K s s o lm .o i. I ' l i i s l i .e . i u i a l ) n ( u n it s l .u i n l o .i l i ■, I- ut r c t io u i.i’liu t uoU illu i-t.tlu .ltiM n m r I * ft t o f H m l n o t i I 'o u n l y . S l o r On. » " S i n • n u iil... In s u it lo ll m s s c e r ­ t a in iK i.n s il r o a u ., l o - u l l t l l l l A i . ' i : A V U N l ' U — lls s t n n liu .' a t l) i» Ho ii t I i. u s l O o r iu c o f la u ID u iitl i l i a H o i i U l .v s i l C o n n o f L o t th c n illin H n g .V o il to H is r f o o iliiu s l I ' n r i i r r of la , IT K in ] H i. H n i i i l .i i r s t C i.r im r i . f , l .o l C i i l i i i i l n a t r K . r .n A iH I i I o ii No. I , r s c o r d r i l lo I ' l s t llo o li t . f* u a s J T , tts m in o U t 'o u n iy , P l o r l .l s , y u ii'w ) J 2 3 ii . COWiNIENCl H A TU U l-*t 4M»> Cailking N*w roof B itm to n i PLutaring BulH-ln-ri>turca Initill attic fan Floor Finishing Siding and Irin* Tamil* control Conrnla work Horn# workahog Ranodal room* Add naw rooms Garaga Repairs ^ddHional balk t] [] [] [] [] n Plashing [] Wiring tl Banilng [J Painting [ OntnMa wnUn i: Add d a m a n SANFORD E L E C T R I C CO C h lw H f r*p4df« VaJWyi i*4 gwtt*rg Porch i> 4 * t* H W i t a u 4 4ilT M FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD PH O N E MAGNOLIA �'trTPSrn If Your Herald la Not Delivered Uy 8 P. M. Call 1821 Hefor# 7 P . H , For Delivery Shop and Save In Sanford VOM1MB XLVI11 EaUbtiahad IflM 7 2 Precincts To Use Machines 7 ‘'Voter* In Seminole County will have an opportunity to vote by machine in all prcclncu but (our in tomorrow’* election." lira. Camilla Bruce, Samlnolc County Supervisor ot Registration laid today. Machines have been switched around until there arc voting ma. chine* in all but Precinct 4 (Pa* i 1). Precinct 7 (Chuluota), Pre­ cinct 11 ( Purest City), and Pre­ cinct 13 (Slavic). “However," add Sira. Bruce, "it la hoped that voting machines will be secured for these prccincta before tha General Election in November." Tile name precinta using mae'-hea in the election tomorrow will use them In tha Democratic I'relrrentlal Primary on May 29, according to the report from Mra. Bruce. Voter* will go to the polla to­ morrow to elect a Representative to the,State cLgtsialure to (ill the unexpired term. The Representative elected to­ morrow will go to Tallahaaaee to attend he special session o( the llouace of Representative and Senale on reapporUonment. Only two names will appesr on tomorrow '■ ballot. The represen­ tative will be (elected from the two top candidate* of the May S primary, Gordon Frederick and Thomas Straigcr, Voting booths will he located i t the ism* place* as they were in the May • election. v rr, 2 Frame Dwellings Destroyed By Fire As Another Burns SANFORD. FLORIDA Kefauver Com ing To City Senator Estes Ketauver, a can­ didate (or the Democratic .sopiinstlon for the Presidency of the Uni­ ted States, In th* May 29 primary, will ba In Sanford Wednesday night to speak to Sanfcrd and fkimlnole County citizens. If* will apeak from a platform at the corner of First Street and Magnolia Avenue at 7:30 p. m., according to hia itinerary released today. Incomplete' plana which hava not yet been confirmed Include a din­ ner to be given for Senator Ke­ fauver at Jim Spencer* Immediate­ ly following hi* talk here. Kefauver foe* to Orlando for a TV appearance over WDBO-TV Wednesday night at 10 o'clock. Mr*. Russetl Dallas of Sanford attended a luncheon today in Or­ lando at the San Juan Hotel given in honor of Mrs. Estes Kefauver. Mra. Dallas itated that complete plana will he possibly arranged for Senator Kefauver'* visit here fol­ lowing her return from the Orlando luncheon. Associated Praan I enscd W ire K ------- MONDAY. MAY 21. 1950 m iff **« Raging W arehouse Friday Much Damage Done . Two frame dwelling* were de­ stroyed and another badly damaged by fire Friday afternoon shortly before 3 o'clock. The three wood buildings, in a densely populated area, were very close together and firemen were hampered by Junk automobiles be-* side one house and in front of another. Lack of hydrant connection* de­ layed firemen In getting water on the hiilkting already Involved when the Sanford Fire Department ar­ rived on the scene. The three homes burned were at 400, 408, and 413 Tine Street and belonged to Mias Jeanette Lalng. Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. said Friday afternoon that In order to bring water to the scene of the (ire 900 feet of hose had to he ronnected to a Sanford Avenue hyd­ rant. Total amount of hose used to bring the blase under control, aaid Chief Cleveland, wa* 1800 feet of 3 inch and 200 feel of IS Inch. Much progress la being made One of the houses destroyed was In the drive to have all home vacant, Mia other was occupied by owners and rental property owners a Negro family. comply wtlh the City's sanitary code, said John M. Glllon, Building Inspector for tha City of Sanford. Nearly 300 houses have already hid tha necessary water and toilet facilities Installed In homes that hrrtofore have been using outside spigots and toilets, said Glllon. "The first notice lo all property owners who have yet to comply with the City's sanitary code, south of 13th Street and well of oJhn Milton Bell or this city was the railroad, Is yet to be served," recently awarded a diploma in the the ICty’a Building Inspector aaid Theory of Gemology by the Getno- last week. toglcal Institute of America, Los "We are finding that many of Angeles. Holden of the** diplomas tha property owners ara installing ara recognised as the apaclallata of tha necessary facilities before we get to them," he said. "The resisttha gem field. The courses offered by the Inill* anca to such compliance hai been tute teach 12* students the know­ very light," GiHon'added, "Wo will give ownere every how and why of all precious (tones and gem minerals. It it the only chance and opportunity to put their course of Its kind which offfert property In condition to meet the a complete study of Ihe diamond code," Gillon said, ''but we Intend and a study of silverware and other to serve the last notice on some precious metals, in addition to of them very soon." complete coverage of all colored "Sume homes which have been gemstones. All the necessary labo­ combined during this inspection ratory Techniques for modern scien­ have remained vacant three or four tific identification of gemstones months," and he addrd, "when and diamond grading and appraisal they are vacant for six month* are included in this comprehensive there Is a possibility that these course which covers every phase place* will be torn down." of the Jewelry Industry Including Glllon explained that it 1* a alow process to Inspect the homes and merchandising. The Institute’* correspondence place the first notice of condemna­ course Is no quick, six-week sprint tion on them and then gn bark that turns out a gem expert in around to serve tha second and a few easy lessins. On the aver­ last notice. "We can get lo 13 nr age. three and one-half year* are 99 of them a month," he aaid. requlrrd to complete this wellrounded course. The Gemologlcal Institute of Assignment Given America was established In 1931 as an answer lo Ihe need of Hie Charles L. Naegel By MARY FOWLER Jeweler for a centralised course of Army 2nd Lt. Char)** L. Naagrl, authoritative Information By this dissemination of Information the son of Mr. and Mr*, William C. Jeweler Is protected — and through Naegel, of De Rary, recently wa* assigned to the 83th Quartermaster him the public, Bell hold* the position of watch­ Depot Company at Nahbollcnbach maker and assistant manager for Quartermaster Depot In Germany. Wnt, E. Kader, Jeweler, 112 South Lieutenant Naegel, supply and Park Avenue, Mils city, and al­ property officer In the depot's though he has been associated with maintenance division, entered the hia present firm for Just a short Army in August 1933 and arriva’ time he doe* have a background overseas last March. of 7 years experience a* watch­ The 23-year-old lieutenant la a maker and Jeweler. He -holds the 1933 graduate of Ohio University Certificate of the Butova School of and k member of Theta Chi Fra­ ternity. aWtchmaking. m 5 li ;V ,V U * Damage estimated to b# In Ihi neighborhood of $'30,000 was auffered Friday night when a ware* house, leased from ihe Atlantic Coast Line by J. E. Jackson, op* poslle the Seminole County Jail waa completely destroyed hy fire. The first alarm was given at 11.23 Friday night when Roger GeU ford, a radio operator on duty in tho Seminole County Jail called the .Sanford Fire Department. Sanford Firs Chief Mack Ns Cleveland Sr. s i r m* entire de* partment on duty within a math)# of mlnulea bringing into use prac* tically every piece of equipment* Five-thousand fret of firs hosa TWO UNITS MARCHING in Staunlay’a aucceasfull Armed Force* | Co. *'B", 164lh Armored Infantry, of Sanford Nall, .ini Guard on th# Day Parade. The Naval Air Station marching unit on th* left and i right. (Staff Photo) was laid to bring eight nozilaa into play. Fire waa contained within the building for a short period of time and protection waa concentrated on the south end of the structure in keep flames from eating bite tne old ACL Depot. The metal warehouse contained the Evans Roofing and Heating Henry J. Thuraton, 61, a promi­ Company, Wllson-Maler Furniture nent and well-known westaida far­ Company surplus new furniture mer sine* 1920, died Friday night storage, and J, E. Jackson's sea­ at 11:10 p. m. at Seminole Memor­ OVIEDO—One of Hie nicest ath­ sonal wlrebaund crate and Held By MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS ial Hospital following # short ill­ letic banquet* ever to he held by box storage. Raymond Trueman Robert Threadgill, production ness. the parent* and teachers of the Destroyed In the fire were man? manager of Empire Studios, of Or­ Mr. Thurston has lived |n San­ Ovlciln athlete* wa* the one held fine pieces of antique furniture Succumbs In Home lando, producer* of the movie Yel­ ford sine* 1920, coming here Friday night at Sweetwater Park. stored in tlm J, E. Jackson aeetkm low Neck, which had Ha premier from Jersey City, N. J. Raymond B. Trueman, 74, pres­ Following tin* dctlcnu* fried chic­ of tho building while William S. showing at Orlando spoko before ident of the Trueman Fertiliser ken slipper with all the trimmings, Evans Jr., owner of the Evan* the Casselberry Lloni Club Thurs- He waa born In Jersey City, N. Co., of Jacksonville, with a branch J. on May 13, 1893. Coach Mlkh-r Introduced Raymond Roofing and Heating Co. had itored day night. office in Sanford, died at his home Mr. Thurston has been engaged The Florida Highway Patrol con­ T. Mil woe. superintendent of public a 1027 T-model Ford in hi* section. In discussing the making of • Saturday night, Flames broke out of the roof of movie Threadgill gavp some of th* In farming on the westslde since tinued this week to hammer home Instruction of Semlnolo County, Mr. Trueman was born at Gold­ problems encountered, especially coming to Sanford to make hia to the motorist the Import anca of who gave a *hort_ "pep" talk in the building about midnight with en City, Mo., In 1883, and moved timing and set building. Several of homt, vehicle safety m* ntenance checks the teamster* and'guests present. fire roaring thunderously And to Palatka in 1«B8. The following the methods used to dramatically He wa* a member of the Luther­ to Inaura lifesaving driving on Ihe One of the members of the sport belching billow* of black imoka year hia family took up rasidance photograph various sequences, trick an Church of Tha Redeemer, ac­ highway, aaid Florida Highway staff onhe Orlando Morning eSntl- from the roofing operation* and in Jacksonville. ■hots, cutting, editing and sound tive in Farm Bureau work, a former Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mack and nel, Bub Hassmc, was then intro- asphalt storage. Tha fire, which threatened ihn management wera explained. president of U>* Sanford-Ovledo Patrolman Carf William*. He began in tha fertiliser busi­ (treed. He ntadt* a short talk. entire downtown trag and ether w-vi ness in 1901, with George Sanders Empire hat Just completed in- Truck Growers, and a district M»njr Mrs. Msrnurlte Partin, girl*' ath­ Ive* tuUV. «, of j(j Fertiliser Co., which laler became uther movie, Oseaolet which is be­ dliactor of th# Florid*^:1'll anosfl . lu * year, If lete dJivclor, Hu'h gam a brief structures in tha nearby area, waa the Independent Fertilizer Co. In ing readied for distribution In June Vega tab]* Association. all equipment taken out "on our resume of the girls’ athletic record brought under control about t 1931 he founded the firm which and an expected showing release Survivor* include: hia widow, highways are aafe for dilvlng in this past year. The girls were C. o'clock Saturday morning but fire bora his name, end continued as scheduled for August. Mrs. Emmeline Thurston; one traffic," they said. - •’ F. C. rnnhcrs-up. Pnt Walker, cap­ continued burning until about 4 a. Its president until hi* death. Tite color production will feature daughter, Mr*. J. S. Besf, Oviedo; Throughout this month, the State tain of Ihe girls' team, and Na­ MLMuch of tha office record* ol He w«s a charter memlicr of the James Craig a* Osceola ami Bar­ one son, Herbert Thurston, San­ Patrol, safely organizations, and dine Bostick received silver bas­ ton MrClanr in the rolp of a slave ford; two grandsons, Bryant Thurs­ citizen groups are •making un ef­ ketballs fur four v a is service. Evans Roofing and Heating Com­ Jacksonville Civlluu Club and of trader. The feminine trad will be ton. Sanford and Charles Best, fort to acquaint The driver with the Girl* receiving letter* were l’st pany was saved from tha fire when the Timuuuana Country Club. Deputy Sheriff Ed Pratt went Inin playd by Lila Milan, a fast rising Oviedo; one alstrr, Mrs. Harold Imparlance of having traffic-safe Walker, Kay Estts. I'rggy Flem­ the 11a was minded to the former burning building from an end ing, Melanie Jackson, Nadine Bos­ Collins. Jersey City, N. J.; and young Hollywood star, according vrhlrle* on tha highways. Miss Louise Ormsby of New York door to bring It out. Trustya of the tick, Betty Stevenson. Georglanna one brother, Fred Thurston, San­ to Threadgill. The two Seminole County high­ who died In 1932. Seminole County Jail aided in The new production will have It* ford. way patrolmen said that "where IBstiman, Mary Aon SInylon and clearing thp otflco of other valu­ II. J. Blsbcc, 1118 Magnolia, I* premier showing in Florida but no Funeral service* fnr Mr. Thurs­ any appnrenl mechanical failures Karen Boatright local agent for the Trueman Fer­ ables Including office equipment. definite location la yet ha* been ton were conducted this afternoon are evident, cars are stopped and Next year's captain will he Kay A. U Wilson of Wllson-Maler Fur­ tiliser Co. Estes, with I’rggy Fleming act­ at 3 o'clock it Brlston Funeral warning ticket! issued for their decided upon, Air. Trueman had many close niture Company said that early es­ as alternate. friends In Sanford. A combined officer and Ladles Home with Rev. Phillip C. Schleaa- repair," This Includes tall lights, ingMrs. timates of loss in hia section of tha J. It. Jones Jr. then was mann officiating. torn lights, brakes, windshield wlp. Survivors include a sister, Mra. Night party will be held at the warehouse would come to between called upon hy Coach Mlklcr lo pre­ Burial was in Evergreen Ceme­ ers, headlight! or dimmers, cross Maude Barron of Winter Park; a Turf Club, Seminole Park Raceway (Continued On Page Ten) sent the medal* given by both Mr. beam light* or anything that Brother Howard Trueman of Win. June 21, with dinner at 7:30 p. m. tery. and Mr*. Jones. tor Haven; two nephews and two Dav# Lundquist, of Orlando, gov­ Friends were requested to please would nut ba safe on tha high­ At the Iasi gams of the season W. A. Yeomans nieces. ernor-elect of Dtst. 33-0 will con­ omit Rowers. However, tha family way. requested that memorial gills can Trooper Mack and Patrolman tho spectator* voted on Ihe girl S. A. Kyla Funeral Home is in duct the Induction ceremonies. who was the hest guard. This me­ he made to the Organ Fund of the Williams aaid that "with Ihe added Dies In Hospital Charge of arrangement*. Joe Welmer, program chairman Church of Ihe Redeemer. traffic which make* driving haz­ dal went to I’at Walker. Another Funeral servire* for W, A. Y#oand master of ceremonies for the Lutheran Pallbearer* fur Mr. Thurston ardous, motorist* should be moro medal presented by Mrs. Jones affair said that a well rounded were: Jerry Scnkarik, Walter At­ observant of their own equipment." went to Peggy Fleming fur mak­ mnns, 74. w«o held Saturday afMrs. Kate Riley lernoon In Siulu* Point, N. Y,, program ha* been arranged for kinson, James Ekem, Marlon Har­ ing (ho most fiee throws. where he died Wednesday after­ th* entertainment of guest*. Coach Mikler gave a detailed Dies In Long wood man, Joa Shaw, and Harold Kaataccount of Ihe hoy* ha*kctbnll rec­ noon at the Clifton Springs Hos­ ner. Mae. Kate Rlity. 73. died at her Sales Waning ord. The hoys were (’. F. C. cham­ pital following an lllnesi of ona Honorary Pallhearers were: Hen­ home at 9:30 a. m. Sunday alter a "Volume and sale* at Ihe Sanford pion* again thl* year. They were month. Accord Reached ry Witte Sr., Joe Melsch, Frank short illness. State Farmers Marker me on the also District champions and went Mr. Yeoman* was a retired Mclsch Sr., Marion Shelby, John She- was born Sept. 8, 1879 In wane," said Sandy Anderson in his to Gainesville, but were defeated npptc grower. He spent the last On New Contract Senkartk Sr., Fred Roily, Henry Fayetollle, Tenn. and had lived eight wlnteri In Sanford at 417 Schumacher, and Gen. Joseph C. latest report on market activities. In the first gume them. in I-onguood for the past 23 yean. West Third St„ and In Orlando. "Sales las) week amounted to 29 In spile of (lie loss Hubert Priest In Southern States Hutchison. Survivor* are the husband, John varieties totaling 32,4M packages was named on the aI!-slate team. Ho Is survived by hi* wldoV nilay, one brother, Ike Hurston, Agreement was reached i>n a new grossing 1133,403.60," said Ander­ Tills was Iho second year lu a row Mrs. Alary Ycomuns, Soil us Point, Tennessee. "mtract between the Southern Bell son. fnr Hubert receiving this honor. N. Y.J one son, Wayne Yeomans Funeral service* will he 10:30 /phono Company and the Com­ Sanford Dentists We anticipate a good trading at Th* school presented him with a of Stunt* Point. N. Y.t and threw a. m. Tuesday at tha Brissnn Fune­ munication Workers of America stepchildren, Mr*. R. E. Mitchell, tha Sanford State Farmers' Market silver basketball for doing litis. ral Home with Dr. W. P. Rrook* affecting about 33,000 non supervis­ Planning To Take Last year Ihe Oviedo Mom and Sanford, A. ft. Brown, Orlamlo, this weak on peppers, corn, celery, Jr. officiating. Burial will be in ory employe* in nln* southern tomatoes and cucumbers, Sandy three hoys on the all-slntc team, and It. R. Brown of Horoervllla, Oak Lawn Memorial Park. state*. Ga. Part In Meeting (Continued On Page Ten) Anderson said. The new contract provides for Dentleti of this area are plann­ wage increases ranging up lo 13.00 ing to take an active part In the per week, depending upon the Job large meeting of the Florida and town classification of the em­ Slat* Dental Rncletv In Miami ploye. Other change* In tha con­ Dearh, May 27 to 30. tract include reclassification of a For th* first time In the Soc­ number of cities and towns for iety'* 73 yearn of annual meet­ wage purposes. The contract is ings, dental officials and specia­ effectiv* on May 29. II Is for one list* from Central and South year but will extend beyond this American Countries will attend. Initial period unless terminated hy The Florid* Hygienist* and M day notice hy either party. Den'at Assistant* Aisortatlon* Frank M. Malone, Personnel Vice will hold their annual matting* President of Southern Bell said the concurrently, A total of mora than pay Increases arc in line with the 1000 professional people ar* exupward wage movement which ex­ peeled to attend. tensive aurveya show has occurred Main sessions of the slate soc­ in southeastern cities and towns. iety will be lectures and clinic* "The Increases are necessary lo hy widely known professor* of fulfill our basic wage polirp; that dentistry and specialist* from is, to keep the pay of Southern various parti of country, Thera Bell Empoyes in favorihl* com­ also will b, nearly 100 national parison with wage levels prevailing and Florid* teschnlral exhibit* in the communities where they live pertaining to th* profession. and work." I Local dsnilsla planning to at­ Mr. Malone said ihe wage in­ tend the professional meeting in­ crease and tlie other changes In clude: Dr. H. W. Rucker, Dr. A. the contract will add about nine W. Eppa Sr., Dr. A. W. Epps million dollars a year lo the cost Jr., Dr, J. C, Morrison. of providing telephone service in The Company'* nln* state area. In Florida, the additional cost will amount to $1,332,000. ^Parity doody with little chaage ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEW* in temperatora through Tuesday, n v i V CHARRED REMNANTS remain of a from* dwelling destroyed by fir* Friday afternoon on Pina ” * M * . t i l ____ J ___ a . ________I L . # 1 __ t b a i li» a a ta H A < J 4 lam widely scattered afUrioow than FOURTH GRADE, SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL, taught by Mr*. Nancy Brock, v i i tha fln t group t* *kH (Continued on Pag* 16) Ava. Two -buiMlnfi war* destroyed and on* damaged in |Uia lira lhal Ithreatened tha antir* (action, ; tha Buford Public Library U ragiaUg far Uu Incentive Raadinf Program. (BUff Photo) ( lu f f Photo) , 1 John Milton Bell Recently Awarded Gemology Diploma Much Progress Is Made In Drive Says Casselberry Club Henry J. Thurston Building Inspector Hears R. Threadgill Funeral Rites Held Speak On Pictures FHP Continues To 'Hammer Home' Safely Importance Weather Oviedo Athletic Banquet Is Held Friday Evening � 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, May 18, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dcbccda44e79b08fe33b1dc42a23621b.pdf 9cfb61eb69de81a48eb1eb531d3e39ec PDF Text Text r ? ir — f. • •• ■*■ . •/ • y r \ -y ij* v J -* ,,r , 1 a l ^ M \9 * ^ & /■ M •;••• • * . < ^ __ e . . 1 M M li *■ f . 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FLORIDA * =*’*“ ™ “ THUKaDAY. MAY 17. BPW In stalls O ffic e rs * A im ialad Prew l«aM>fWir^ State Mental Hospital M ay Locate In Seminole County The Sanford Duslnew and Pro­ fessional Women's Club installed officer* for the year 1958-57 last night at a banquet at the Sanford Yacht Club. The president lor the coming year Is Mrs. Myrtlu Gradiek; first vlc-i president. Miss Hetty Wolfram; second vice presi­ dent, Mr*. Peggy Kuhn; recor­ ding secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert; corresponding aecretary, Mrs, Anna Rinehart; and treas­ urer, Mrs. Viola Kastner. Installing officer was Alisa Ad-1 rienne C. Watts, Orlando, third vice president of the Florida Federatlon of Business and Profes­ sional Women's Clubs. Following Ihe Invocation by Mrs. Kula Grantham, the retiring MISS ANNA NELSON, MANAGER of tho Sanford Orammar School Lunch Room since tP'.’it retired president, Mrs. Olga Hunter, ex­ yastsrday at earemoniea conducted a t a meeting of the Seminole County Food Service Aeeoclatlun pressed her appreciation of llm after 31 yeara service. (Staff Photo) good work done hy tho club dur­ ing the past year, then introduced ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ Miss Waits who spoke on the theme of the National Federation lor the coming year, " le a d e r­ ship." The ceremony of installaturn then look place, a beautiful one In which the new officers held ribbons of different colors denoting Tolerance, Wisdom, Loy- j alty, Understanding and Courage. The ribbons were attached to a 1 Miia Anna Nelson, after 3t years book of gold and green, the colors | SHERIFF DENVER CORDELL, Mayor F. D. Scott, and Pollc* Chief Hoy O. William* sign Saf* Attention hee been directed, by service in the lunch roum at San* of the Federation, held by th o 1 Driver Lcagu* pledge* yesterday. (Staff Photo) ford Grammar School, retired yes­ the Sanford Library, to Iti "In. terday at a ceremony conducted new president and denoting Vis­ Qeentive Reading Program" which during the meeting of the Semi­ ion. ★ ★ ★ will get underway on June 1 end nole County Food Service Associa­ In conclusion, the gavel of of­ continue* through August 31. tion. fice was turned over to Mrs. GraTo create a greater Interest In dirk hy Mrs. Hunter, and a past Miss Nelson began her work at reading, tha Sanford Public LI-1 Sanford Grammar School In 1921 president's guard-pin was pre­ hrary will present two nu« and became manager in 192X1. sented lu Mr*. Hunter. group*—rt-10—a picture of a big She was presented an orchid by A two-car collision eight anil on« Tha hostesses for Ihe banquet, bookworm. Sanford Grammar School principal A Negro woman Is In Sc ml not* half mile* south of Sanford on High- were the past presidents, Mr*. For avary book that I* read, H«ro1d Heckenbach, a gold pin way 17-92 was Investigated yester­ Arolyn True, Miss Gene Nunnelly, Memorial Hospital in critical con­ the child will be given n segment was presented her by Mrs, Irene day by Florida Highway Patrolman Mrs, Marguerite Graham, and dition from twn bullet wounds allegedly Inflicted by her hus­ to peat* on the body of the book- Sewell, and a life membership In Curl Williams shortly after, 12:30M rs. Sybil Itouth. Mayor F. D R>nt* yesterday Is­ band from whom she had been Qworm. At the end of the Incen.lv* the Food Service Association was p. m. Reading Program, the children's presented by Superintendent of sued a proclamation designating separated for three weeks, Property damage was e.timaled Sheriff Denver Cordell said yes­ hookworms will ha finithal if Public Instruction R.T.MUwec. "every day of Hie year" as "Safe in the neighborhood of 5500 to the Morris Attends New officers of the Seminole terday that t'arrabclla Wilson they hava read 15 book*. two automobiles. Driving Day", and called upon all County Food Service Association Williams, 37, was slml twice, onco ’•'he other a n group— 1I-1V— were alto installed at yesterday's A 1951 Mercury coup* driven by State Directors cllirrn* nf rtie community to Join above Hie heart and again below will be givan a map of the United meeting conducted In tho lunch Roger Henry Miller, 52, of lit t, In the President's Safely Crusade. Uis led breast, Sunday night LU tet. For every fiction boot- the room of Sanford Grammar School. llox 129, Maitland, was parked fac­ Meet Recently Pointing out that the nation'* shortly after U o'clock, ing north when a 1955 Hoick Coup* child read* they vvdl be given a The ceremony, conducted by Sup­ Herman E. Morris, principal of A North Carolina Industrial engtLeun Williams, her husband, al­ stito to past* on the map and for erintendent it. T. Mllwcc, named driven by Mr*. Ann Glover Dag- Seminole High -School, recently re­ highway death toll la still at th* iiecr was arrested yesterday afterlegedly fired the two shots ■very non-fiction book that I* Mrs. Dorothy Griffith at president, gatr, 2ti, a navy wife of Ht. nne, turned from * three-day Stale rate of some 58,000 live* annually, noon -hurtiv hefnro 3 o'clock anil rtnnj the lead or will in* given two Mrs. Lucille Fester, vice-president, Box 144. Lingwoorl was traveling Director* meeting of th* Leglda- Mayor Scott said In hi* proclama­ through hei bedroom window yu*l held for Charlotte, N. C. officials. atatee to pasta on the map. The and Mrs. Clarice Pckle, secretary- south at a moderate rata of speed. tive Council of three Florida High tion that "Individual action will as she started to retire, Murray F. Allison, til, said yesWilliams la being held In SemAccording to Patrolman Wil­ ■tales will be In different colors. treasurer. h« Jiatifberit formerly he necessary If wo are to reduce luob) Ci*pity Jail, *»hr She*HI Cmday l liams, the Mercury pulled across School Activities Association, if the project* are ,f Ini the 1 on Morris li ono of ten men cboaen this needless slaughter." kAirdol], on an u p u itiu rg e peuib employed by the Dncnm Corporathe road into the path of (h* on­ time, report* the Sanford Publle coming Hoick In an attempt to from Florida to serve on this In tha proclamation, tha Mayor lug lit* outcome of hla wife'* con­ lion, and was on his way to .Miami Library, there will he an extr.i Christian Church to seek employment. reach a row of mailboxes on the board ibat governs th* athletic, cited the Safe Driver League pro- dition. award for each one. Hut regardless glee clubs, and hands, as well a* gram instituted by tbp H. F. GoodAcrnidlng to n long dl-lntire call opposite side of the mail The Investigation into the |ioss| whether they are finis!.* 1 on time Plans To Publish The Mercury was hit broadside all oihcr activities sponsored by rich Company a* a member of the bio family d i s p n i u and shooting, j from Charlotte Chief of Detective* or not, each child may keep the the high schools throughout Hie President's Interindustry Highway j was conduct, d by hbunff Cordell | Hill McCall, Alli»im Is b> be held ill the door. map or bookworm. Monthly Paper Safety Committee, and urged citt- and Deputy Shctlfl* James Sing-1here on worthless check rhatges Miller complained of hi* right slate. Parents are reminded that if The First Christian Church plan* arm hurting while Mrs. Raggett The agenda for the recent meet- tens to pledge their support to Uic letary, Denton Prevail ami Pat and for jumping a fi'.no bond. their child is a good reader and to publish a monthly paper, as the received a oump on tier chin ami lug covered plan* for iho various movement. (taker. Allison, according to Sheriff Den- in the first gioup but would Ilk* weekly bullion* do not have the bruised knees. An occupant of the Slate meets and the program for Williams was taken into cus- ver Cordell, was originally arrested The proclamation was an unusual ^ t o try for tha map, they may le- •pace for adequate new* coverage Ituirk, and owner nf the car Mi* the school year 1930-37 ifficial document In that it did nut tody at his home un -Sixth -St. in'■ in Seminole County hy Florida queat to bo ilgned up fur the map. and do no' reach every church Catherine Louise Leo was thrown Tile Hireling ivas held In the Ac- .pi-clfy any single day or week for Sanford about 1 a. m, Monday Highway Patrolman Carl Williams, Soma tan ywar elds read the ad­ family. The Friendship Class, Mrs. ir.to the windshield wnirh wa* Untie* and rhnrgrd with operating his ear the community observance. In- morning. F. L. Ellett, president. Is taking shattered with her forehead. She I vanced book*. with "no drivers llccn-e", Howstead, tho proclamation put Ihe ever, be was released after paying full official weight of the city ad­ Unemployment ' The Sanford Public Llbrory has the lead in Initiating the project also received bruised knees. I’atrolm.m WIm.i iii - •naruml The paper will he mimeographed a fine ami ton minutes later the ministration behind an all-out, the boo'.i divided so Unit each SHS Senior Boys report from Charlotte, N. C. was year-round observance of ".Safe Payments Drop child will tied It easy to flint mi three 8'a X It" sheets. Ir will Miller with violation uf the right received In hold him. l ooks approval by the lihnitu.n come out at the end of the month, To Have Big 'Feed' Driving Day." Of particular Interest to Sanford Allison said yesterday afternoon /o r Ids or her reaiting wvei, I net., reporting on Hie events that liaie and Seminole County Is a report "I will waive rxtradltlon and re­ will b* a slip tnstrted in earn occurred and plans for the corn­ W. A. Yeomans At Morris Ranch ing month. The deadline for the from the Industrial Commission turn hi Charlotte." After talking book lor tit* purent 1 1 sign c, All boy* In Hie senior class at Local Architect turning In nf material Is the 2.Vh Chairman which reflect* lbs yrar with the Chief of Deteelivea hy P /y ln g that tha child has read tha of Seminole High Sehnol will be Hie month. A name for the news­ Dies Yesterday ■round employment activities af­ phone. Allison said "There Is noth­ tha book. fecting local conditions. letter has not been chosen; ami Mr. W. A Yeoman*. 74. of Rodin kbests of Herman K Morris and To Receive Bids ing that 1 ran'* get straightened This la the fust year tha "In­ suggestions arc rrqur-ted. A token Piilnl, N Y . flint yesterday after Mr*- Morn* at iliHr M (J Ranch Payments to workers out of Jobs out when f get there." lie said that For Church June 6 through no fault of their own took Ids wife and two grown (laughters centive Reading Program baa been prue is offered for Ihe name that noon at Clifton Springs Hospital this aflerunon for a "feed", attempted by the Sanford Public is finally adopted. It has been announced by John an eight per cent drop In April, were both In Charlotte. following a month's illness, Tomorrow night, following the Library and It !■ hoped, by tha Mrs. John Hair Is In se n e a* Mr. Yeoman* i* a retired apple Senior Play, Hie entire staff will A. Horion, IV, Architect, that Industrial Commission Chairman He was driving a tD.33 Blue ParkLibrary itaff, that both children editor of the paper; Clyde E Fea-1 gnnvei lie treated to .1 feed al the spraw­ hid* will lie received in his offlre Jainrs T. Vocell* reported today. aril hardtop. It was understood that •mi parents will Ilka It. Total payments were 5021.881 (or a rherk which be bail given In titers, business manager: Mis. KuHe lived in Sudus Point. V V.' ling ranch near Osteen. ai in a. m June II, for the com­ pletion nl ihe Christian and Mis­ 29809 week* nf covered unemploy­ payment for the rar was Involved. Object of the program l.v to gene W. Pattic. circulation niana- during the summer month* and ment nr an average weekly amount sionary Alliance Church. •m o-tag* good reading habits, ger. and Mis* Flo Bishop, mimrn- .pent the last eight winters in San-< RAIN MAKING •specially during the summer graplier. Pastor Perry L. Slone, ford al 417 West Third St. and in I 1 he building, located on tha of 520.98. Recent figures show Ihe PROJECT UNDERWAY fn o n ih a when a little irncoutage- W. H. Young, treasurer, ami Orlando. corner of Park Avc. and 14tli St., avenge weekly wage of workers LAKELAND .P - A rain making bad been partially constructed a In Florida la Ju’t above $00. rnent may turn a »luw render Into (Irorg* W. Morgan, education | He is survived by on* son, Wayne Orange, lew years hack with Ilia Sunday huilding committee rliitirmnn, will Yeomans of Sodu* Point. N. Y. and project in, Lake, Polk and April payment* were down $38.• good reader , have columns In the publication. Hirer strpclilldii-n, fMr*. R. E. Mit­ emmtie, has gotln, underway and hsv, „ Wl(, 115 below Alarch and week* nf un­ Gem-rally fair through Friday; Tha Sanford Public Library lint Reporters appointed thus far In­ chell, Sanford; A. D. Brown, Oremployment were 1,4.38 fewer. Al not ignite >n warm (mtsyj low i T l i u Mto try to make 1completed .Inc. that time. 11m though there were 1.000 fewer requested that children i/n up clude: Mrs. C. D. Lamlress, Lamp­ lando; and ft It, Drown of Homer- S with silver lIodide tonight 31 to 81. prr*rnt proposed construction will a* soon as iM-tsibla for the mid­ lighters Class; Earl Evans. Friend- vllle, Ga It rain more. weeks of compensable unemploy­ consist of necessary work to com­ year p'ogram. ship Class; Uremia Ellett, ChrisFuneral service* will be conductment than in April of last year, The project, lo rn*l 32-’,,Vno for Hail Youth Fellowship! and Wayne cd In Sodu* Point, N. Y. Satunlay on cyear, I* financed by cits us men plete Sunday School wing, and re- payments wine AIT.OTS more be­ turblili main part of structure. Evans, L’hi Him Fellowship. | afternoon cause uf legislation which Incrra*. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS In tbr area, ed maximum weekly bcuclita lo April Savings Bond (Cnntiiiurd on Pag* 3) „ 528 from 520. tSanford Library Miss Nelson Honored Plans Incentive Upon Retirement Reading Program' Two Car Collision On 17-92 Yeslerday Sees $500 Damage Mayor Scott Urges W omans Condition Citizens To Drive Critical From Wounds Safely Every Day North Carolina Man Arrested Yesterday Held For Officials ♦ Weather ^Figures Released W. A. Patrick Volunteer Savings Band Chairman for Seminole Coun­ ty today released pinch*** figure* for the April period Series F- and H totals for th* month In the coun­ ty war* 119,7)1 and for th* first four month* of 1958 now are ItflO,379, a I 00% loss from tha record level reached in 1933. ".May 1, 1958," Patrick said, •p a rk a th* 15th Anniversary of the "Merles E Saving* Bond and In tha? relatively short period of tlma they have become a mighty factor in «h* household economics of nearly 48 million American families. They hav« been tha means by which u n .1 told millions of people hav* accu mutated th* money to aehlevi many different varieties of worthwhile benefits, — new homes, new cars, eollsge education for the chil­ d r e n , more comfortable retirement, Travel to aetlify life-long desires,— •n d there ere still held in reserve lor future need 537.9 billions to keep oo making more dreams come true.” "Salas statewide," Patrick eon- NEW OFFICERS OF THE ?, School Peluded, "hav* reached >29,299,927 (Left to right J ore: Homer Rewell Jr., treasurer! M.;s. John Wagner, secretory; meeting of tha year. Mr*. David McCoy, which la 33.3% of the 1938 goal of vice-president; William Hudson, president; Mr*. C irlyle Swofford, out-going president: .Miss Malml esidrnt; Alls* >81,100,000. Chapman, Installing officer. (Photo by Jameson) If Your Herald b Delivered B y « P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Product Value Report Given The table of product* sold In 1934 hy nperatnrs of 789 farm* In Seminole County was 37,777,1.37, ac­ cording to a preliminary report of the him {'ruin* nf Agriculture publivltcd hy Ihe Bureau nf th* I'cn•iis, V. S. Department of Com­ merce. The value nf all crop* sold was td,310,733 and Inrluded 513,328 for field crops, 33,121,138 for veget­ ables, 52.3'.»,ni5 for fruit- and nuts, anil 1804,128 for horticultural ape clalties. The value of all llvaslock and livestock product's sold was 3919,057 and Included 5339,314 for dairy pro­ ducts, 3155.091 for poultry and poul­ try products, and 5224,052 for live­ stock and livestock products. The vaiua of forest products sold from Hi* copnty'a farms was 517,3*!5. Information on the value of farm products said is presented for each county In a preliminary State re­ port, copies of which may li* pur­ chased from the Bureau of the Cen­ sus. Washington, D. C„ at 10 cent* MURRAY F. ALLISON fright), <8, Charlotte, N. 0* In watt* each. SuuJaoU County Jail yasUrd*/. AUisou la being bald lor CharJo L e tte r R e v e a ls Possibility Possibilities of a Stata Mental Hospital located In Srminolt County earn* up again recently when Mrs. illrtian! Stover, Cam­ paign Chairman for th* Florida Mental Hralth Association wrota Mr*. C. 1- Park Sr., of Sanford, a member of lh« Seminole Coun­ ty Menial Health Association committee. Mrs. Stover rrrM lad In her lotter "You might tell your Mayor, Mr. Seutt, who seems anxious to hav* the Central Florida SUtO Hospital in Seminole County, that this campaign being auccoaaful and your getting your eltiions be­ hind Mental Health will halp In getting the next regional hospital that U sat up for Central Flori­ da." Tha letter also clt*d "He will know about that for tha prospec­ tus that was worked out two years ago for a hospital in Semlnol* County was an excellent one snd my peraonil belief U that It w ould be an Ideal county in which to place the hospital." Tho various clubs and tlvla group* throughout (ho county are being approached or hava b*an approached to support th* Mental llnallh fund raising campaign. Tha response, according to tha chairman of the Seminole County Mental Health Association, has been most gratifying, Tha civic groups that hnvw been approached and hava respon­ ded to the appeal* are; tha 8anfuni Pilot Club, Klwanl* Club, Rotary Club, Silly Harrison Chapter of th* DAR, and Dm Cen­ tral Clrcla of the Sanford Garden Club. Flana now Include a request to •arh ot the school F-TA gyouna to support U>e present campaign which continues through May 13. The commutes heading tha Seminole County Mental Health Association and conducting th* present campaign Is: Georg* Tuuhy, chairman, 3tra. C. L. l’aik, Sr., Mrs. Sidney Ives 111, and A. L. Wilson. Longwood Ladies To Hold Food Sale For Building Fund By MRS. RUTH LAYO The Isingwood Chamber of Com­ merce received a report from Treasurer f^w Arnold at lta reg­ ular meeting aaylng that th« Medical Building Fund would not have money *nough to finish th* Interior of the building. Thera art* funds enough left to Install the windows and doors and to paint tha exterior. The ladles Immediately ret this Saturday, May IB, to hold a food sale. Mm . Carhnrt will be In charge ami Ihe sale w II be held in Carhart'a Variety S o rt, atirtmg al 10 a. m. and continuing a* long as any food stuffs - a r e brought In. Assisting Mrs. C arlurt will be Mrs. A. Van Fleet, Mr*. Lew Amold, Mrs. I-arry Jones, Mr«, Chir­ k s Morrison, Mrs. Russel Grant, and Mrs. Claud* Layo. All funds m ille d from thla sals will he given to the Medical Building Fund to start th* fuuii* ilallnn fur the Interior fund needs. Anyone wishing to contribute n a g �Tire SAKFOW HERALD vw N iin ii AM X TO AKYWfA « OUf/tWATOpCD 19 MAIN Aw3 wtWN TM|»A*»A» iAN MT VJU A jipe AOAJNf n * j TO A COMMON TOOT>, NCUJWN'NOWr ' AWT...O* rr WfU. M W ( WOt . v J w «ro*>ajn T ttrrf R r r e O v 'i w n i * O N THIS CTUKPl YOU CAN «H Y I AN IMPMOO/OAM,. MMMMi TUHON.1 YOU KNOW TrttS A I KNOW. W IK fl - g i tnm t O I P H M n r P a , - v t A a YfawcnFYiN a ■ iQ /V ._ I j ■z wmtt W FOUNDAMOMf MBfCINTMe > AttMV r Sk fr * Anthony Perkins Enjoying First Blush Of Fame MORC THAN IT DOCS »-* YOU,«ON Aw — H O L L Y W O O D Ut—"Can you imaiina that — I lo t S50 lattar* from ona tatevlilon ahow alonit And I’m solni to anawer tham all myialf.'' s u o b / b o © a id a flN O M I Q O V C O / — H IL L O C LIKE A F A T H E R T O H C Q m* >*W CAMS O f f ' / OMGFISHiwa> •WAVING H E R COM B H O M E BROILED.' T W A rS WHAT |M A F R A ID OF. Legal Notice fu J’ u« n vmmi Ab i ,m noiootriDn i' Tr oitnm Ta .n dNINTH ro it ib m in o m : couxty, M -o n iu i. IN CHAtH'nllY NO. BUM. TV. T. KKM.T, alan known aa Plaintiffs. S5i,i * TATW,n’ ‘MUndan,.. noticn n r buit r u o r vi.u m iiA 1 0 h o m m j . u m A /K MOHUR J. TAYLOR. 1. AND ANNIN) II. TAVI.ni', HIM i r S . WIIUHH lUSMIl'KNl'KH Allll VN A Nil AN V ANI) AM. S HAVINO o h C M J M 1KO t N f INTNUBRT IN AND TO T i l t ‘ ■ W l f f O PJCIPNJAKP l^ANP* . a i a l n a t ynn In Ihla rauaa, and In aarva a rnipy nf Ilia aama on I’latn. 11f t » atlornay, lialnw. un nr hafura lha n i l day n t Julia, A I*. 13**, alia a danraa prn annlaaan will ha anlarad a ia ln at rnu tiONIB AND O R P b l l C P a t lantnrd, Ramlnnla Cni|nty, flnrlila. Ihla l a d day of Hay, A. P. 1311, n. i \ ) i k: h n o o n d a r k nf Ilia Circuit Cuurt lly K.■t . Hurdlak Paputy Clark \V. c. llulnhlann, J r Atlnraay for IMalnllff* t» 0 Una HIT M l N’nrlli P a r k Avanup haul,ltd, Florida IN THH COl'ItT o r Tliri COI'NTV jv ih ib . a ic iin o n o r io n m * . . , HYUNEY OAIITII OIIAT, lia r 'a a a d Furoalora gonoially favor wood­ land nianagamon: nracllcaa which prnvida for natural rcatocklng of •rui »IaW c " oT5 i / n f ( v i l Li a a i «. timbar itandi rathar than raforaa. 1101 W a a l la t n i r a a i , W in a l u n a a | , tatlim by planting. am, North Carnllaa. Tnu a r t harahy notlflad t h a t HU. IIKU-P RMYNII W iM .ln ilh . n i l , «■ I’Jalntltr, haa f i l 'd hi. m il nf Com­ plaint a galnat gainat you filor ilivorva. You ii»re^“ -----r~‘ ‘ to III* your '•ra hy rauulrad written in d a fan a l', If any. In iji* Clark a oTfloa, In lanfordi Yloflda. ■aid id Com plaint, i*rvin« a copy I h l f a aiff on l^lalndff’i I’lalnllff’i allnrnay. allnrnay, „q nn nr bafar* Jun* i, ( t i l , r a i l i n g m ? ? *0 . Judgmanl will b* auiarad • • A i n 't *nu, Maid anil I* naading ! , " , ' ,!* Court In Namlnnia Counly, Worlda, aa Chanovry No, °f>3*. and lha tltla of ilia aama la HCIH.MT h^i Vr . n I. tl , t ,,, , d,i„ IMalnllfr, V., XIAIIT NOIUIAN WICL* ' I Tcf p 11aIu f*1 WITNRBR my hand and official a>*l nf .aid C u r t at Ranfnrd, KlnrIda, on Ihla 3) day ur April, 1311, t>. I’. Hariidoii, Cl<>k Clrouli Court lly: U. u Hue* Hi ' (CIRCUIT .V M "aW > Thla wai tha youthful wondar of Anthony Parklm, tn.'oylnf hla flrat bluih nf fama. Ha waa In hla draiaInf room al Paramount, and tha latter* wara aeattarad about tha plica. In tha nantar of tha room wai a typawrllar which tha ilulo hid loaned mm, "I auppoi* I ahould hava a aacratary to do thli," ha iddad, "But fee, I'd hato to aend out form lattari in reply; tha kida would know th it'i wwat thay ara." 1 counaaled younf Parklni that ho would anon hava to fivo up hla licrionol fan mall anawarlnf rou­ tine. Tha curratn trickle la nothlf to the flood that will ba comlf. Tony la daatlnad to bacoma ona of Hollywood'! naw — amt much, iiecdml—star*. Ho la tall and Ionia, limbed, ami frlna ganlally. Thua ho will have to boar the inevitable comparlion to Jimmy Htawart. Du? he'a liable to cut hla own nlcha in Hollywood. He'll coon be «otn aa Gary Coopcr'a ion Ip "The Krlandly Poriuailon.'" Right now he'i Jack Palanca'a ion In "Tha Lonaly Man." Next ha haa a plum rota of hla own In "Tha Jim Plerull Story." Ha playa the big laagua ballplayer who auffarad mental HI. nan. After that, ha'll plap In tha film veralon of "Joay," tha TV drama that brought him tha mall, Raaldea faelng comparlion with veteran a im , Tony haa another burden: He la tha *<m of the great •tage and aercen actor tiiiood Parklni. Ha aaya '.her people often any to him, "So you’re O.gnod Per­ kin** eon — well!" And that'a all thay aay, leaving Tony up In th«a air. He haa mafia hla way in the acting btulnaa* without any family help. He baa no memory of hla father, who died when tho boy waa 5. Now 11, Tony know* hi* falhar only from a fiw old movie* ha haa iaen. There are about go.ooo until In • dragonfly'! compound aye, c o u n t y In r m b a l A tn tai Walata nf O f HVUNK.T UAHTIf fltlAT, rO r RKUINOl.n, HTATN >illOA, T u m VIT i T h»i p»it i.t ih* HWU nf ill* NI3U nl H'tllm i 3), Tuwnatllp I I hollth, Raima 11 Kant, I v i n Tfnrth of lh* Allanilq l Nila I M m lUilroai) It MV. laaa b ta ln l i e J i M W af lh» RW rnrnar nf Hi* »t t><* NV.U of »»M Han. lion I t, Tnwnahlp 13 KiiuHi, J t * n i * 31 K**l. run Itianr* N V i s 1 W lift I I n i a l e iii u ld .tan ra J u t la MHiUanitn’a Uaka, tl'anc* I n n N nrlh«*it*r|r along Ih# jpaatarly rnaanitarlnir l i n t nr i i H .ni#r» a r j t a * In W M iaartlpn ot aaM Ktatariy ■hnrtlln* with lha Waal nounJ i r r Unt ni aai.t u r n nr n h m , 3 Tian<a run Rnulti 101 3 fa*t t« J o i n t nf hatlnnin*. Bp. and aa.,H nr you, a r t harahy O f M in vpitaar and flla (par. B Yjrljlan ilnfanana. if any, in paraaaad Tn All I'radllnra and I'aranna lla t ln g Claim* nr tiamanda Aaatnat Raid l!a. lala t Ymi and aarb nf you a r t harahy nnlltlad and raqiilrad In praaant any rlalma and dantaada which ynii nr tllliar nf you, mnv havn aaalnal l h . nalAl# nf SYPNKY OARTH nilAV. itnraaaad, 1*1* of *ald t’nunly, In Ihn Cmmly Ju d a a Ilf Hamlnnl* C'uiinly. Klntldn, al hia nflirn In Urn r nuil hmiia of »ald County a t Hanfnrd. rinrlria, w ithin tig h t ra landar m nn'ha from tha lima nf lha flrat piihllnallnn nf Hill untie* Each claim nr daniand ahall ha In writing, amt ahall alat* Ihn plara nf ra>|. linn, a and pna' nfflc* addriaa nf thn oUlniMill, ami ahall h* awnrn In |,y lim elalman', Ilia ngant or attorpay. and any inch nlalm nr damand not •<> f i l'd ahall lia void, lllioda V Cray Aa U aiuutrlg ut lha L a i t Will and Taatarnaat nf Spotlight On Hollywood HOLLYWOOD Ut - In 10 y«ar* Hollywood’* atar ayalem baa done a complete flip-flop, A decode ago, nearly att atari of any Importance—and moat of tha other* W ^w ara under axeluilva contract! to atudloa. Today, moat atari are not undar excluilva itudlo contraoti, and that Mai brought a ravolutlo# In the production ot movlei. "Wa hava jo million dollin' worth of picture* ready to go," aald ona itudlo haad recently. "But wa can't atari (ham became we can’t get (ho atari. Wa hava to wan until thay'ra available." And whan lha atari aro available, their money demand* glva tha itudlo boiaei gleara on their ul­ ema. "We might aa well aiga over tha itudlo lo tham," ilghad ona of tho blgwlga. The itar la king In tha movla world today. Thli puti hla agent In thl role of prime mlnliter, and tho aludlo grumbling about ihla can be heard from Culver City to Univerial City. When Dan Hartman was produc­ tion bead at Paramount, ha italad bluntly: "Wa don’t do bualnaia with atari any mor«. 'Wa do il with thalr agent*. Thay tall ua who wa can put In a picture, when wa can have them and If wa can maka ihelr picture*. And that'a not all. Thay tall ua how to make them." Thli la a far cry from tha dayi whan itudlo boiMi mad to dliuta what atari wara to do, both on tha lot and off. How haa tha change come about? It waa one of tha raiull* of Hollywood'* poitwat dapraiiion. Whan tho war wai ovar. itudlo contract lilt* ware Jammed. Dur­ ing the war year* when entertain­ ment hungry Americana Jammed ihtalara, the aludloa could taka tha expania to develop# naw atari. Thaia wara augmantad by tha player# returning from tha *«rvlea. Peace brought a change In na­ tional hablla. People were nol moving all ovar tha country and iho world, in natd of a few hour*' diversion In movie home*, flla returned, bought houiei, aaltlad down. Soon Ihoy were able to find ontertalnment In thalr own h°mai via tilavlilon. Tha aludloa war# caught with their nitvkali down, No longer could thay afford to pay million* of dollar* yearly lo keep actor* on ulary, You could hear tha drop­ ping of option* all over town. Tomorrow J'U dlieui* how the itar ayitam evolution ha* chang­ ed film induitry economica. DIAN1DA1Y, II, foltowi In her itaterw* footatapa after enrolling In the Mount Rinat Hoapllal Nuralng School In Naw York to become tha I fourth Daly to taka up tha protenlon at tha achooi. Trying a itudanl I cap on (or ilia, Diana will not atart ctmea until the fall. Tha alitarg! (1. to r.) arai Carol, 3t, o graduate; Joan, 34, now married and a mother; Diana, and Arltna, 30, aUU a atudent. ffnlamattonal) ACCLAIMED .. to its PURITY W FRESHNESS! It takei about XW.OOO inveited to crealo ona job la l / . l Jnduitr y . jn a gallon o f D l l n o w K o n tho woohoblo rubber-base well paint that goto on oxtro-ooally, , . dries extra foot, i’/VZ/VK OURABll A lt -P U Q P O S t (M n M iiiit i , 11 W ATERSPAR i NAMl I A laDao palati tka valla af u avaiaga Baaaa. a ^ jm a u paint 4 walla In Aal/ • #ay with OU PONT FLOW KQTE. doaa aa aaady with biuak aa rallar. , . tkte with water,,. driaekt SOalautaa «tth m >lahr* adaa. IpUli aid apUb Itera wtya daaa la a jUty « |h ^ path. Tty H today aad aaval Ulf •al** r-M THIS Vacation P ro p e rty S till E m p ty COU^OM.a.SAVflf'OO ( ■ Uft ' * '0'ou »*Kww*a * •« • twwa *» a-WM al *w m * gnaw aaaa om mm * a > , M M I " i w k wk, If you atiU haven't found th« progptet you'd like, Claialfiad Ada can help you locatt ’«m quloltly. M N 't !*»*• IS ^ T iw i-w "‘w — cm 4 UAftM a W I/jt'ia a lAVii iiinq ceuaoN io< DECORATOR COLORS SLIGHTLY HIGHER Your Color Htadquarlorp H ill LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD W. Third (D U P O N T) W A I N T M Sanford, Fla, '. a 'j ^ tAMAAf pA iA p ed O * Tha Lumbar Number TM IM XM lTAnbtiUglaioflui tt» new two-bUUon ceodJapowar baacona ratal* and Ulumtnata a cloud. The lleltta are vtilbla from a ground dltUMe af M mllaa u d tot ua niiiiM H ihe alb T Tako advantage of tha *'U«t mlnuta" market now, and let tham know your vacation property U avail­ able,' CaB 1821 fo? in «tpr(enc«4 W«nt Ad writap who'll balp you phnao svur ad for boot rashlti. �•' •' m f " JW'.1* — ~ \».v 1 i * •j x vs yf l • Ti Lr , A • r',V . • " V ^ ' J V ^ - t '* " •f>?^Y..-''i'?r , ‘-‘'v.'>V i j ' Tftv’ Vi If . • 1 * ‘ . V.L'j ’r *.v■ r'-'l? S'# ' v;.- -• • Casselberry To Be Included In Road, Bridge '56 Budget T iX T . SANFORD HF.RAT.D T hun. May 17,1936 Pngs 3 Sonlando Springs Reports Increase In Attendance More thin ■ 100 Increase In at* tendance during Uie first 14 day* of thli month was reported today by Sanlando Springs and Tropical Gardens as compared wit^a the same period one year ago. v The growing population of'Sem* Inole and Orange County, was cre­ dited for the gain along with an Increased advertising and public­ ity program. During* the first two weeks la 1953 Sanlando Springs had 2.604 visitors as compared with 3,239 in the aame period this year. GRAND MASTER ELECTED SARASOTA (At - The Grand Council Royat and Select Masons of, Florida yesterday elected Win* •ion II. Ward of Orlando to suc­ ceed Walter I. Stevenson of Mi­ ami as grand master. Legal Notice u iv i'.H -ristim iv r »un h id * H . a l s d bid* H i l l I n n c i h i i l It, l h * It iiriJ of P u b l i c liu tr u u tl u ti of H «m l>i..l. C o u n t y , K im lit* at lb * o f f h s of l b • HU|I«I I n t t n d i n l of P u b l i c I n •Irui'l lon . H r li o a I A il n i ln l» l r * i L " i i M u ll ein* . C n m m r r . Ini A o n u i . fa n* font. V ln r li l* i l n l l l i l l AM K s n le r n h l s n i l s r d T l in n Mity I t . I » j * fur f u r ­ n i s h i n g *11 # ' " i l | " n . n l . i i u t t r l s l . . » » V , l r t , amt Imbor fu r tb e r o m p l t t * H s r n l r s l n , n n v a t l o n to 111* Main I n i l l l d l n s C r u u m s A i a d e m r Usnf.irU. V ln ri d n, Ry SIRS. RAYMOND MORRIS Alter being denied Its pro-rst) shsrs of tho Stste Itoad and Uriflftt Tax rotund for several years by the County Commission. Mayor Junius J. Allen has been advised that the town of Cassel­ berry will be Included In the 10361 budget. Previous rrquevt* by clly at­ torney Alan Grant that the town receive it* portion of the lax were Ignored until Grant stated a suit would be instituted It necessary. In a letter over tho signature of Mack N. Cleveland Jr., attorney for the County Commission, Mayor Allen was advised that Cleve­ land and Clerk of Circuit Court, O. P. Herndon of Sanford, would soon meet with the board of ald­ ermen to run an appraisal on which the refund will bo based. The board Monday night, took action on a request by Hibbard Casselberry to rciono. In accor­ dance with the findings of the romng board, highway properly beginning at the Evan's lltilldlngi and extending north on the east side of Highway 17 1)2 to Melody I..me. The request was to change the set-back from 23 feet to one toot. THE MARINE DETACHMENT stationed st Sanfowl Naval Air Station aluivvn here Inspecting the Drowning Automatic Rifle, will Imvs on display nn exhibit of Marins Small Arina in bulb ling ,N'o. Four, of Sanford Naval Air Station for tho general piddlr'a Inspection on Aimed Forces Day, Sat­ urday, from 10 a. m., till 8 p. ni. (Offidul Photo, U. S. Navy) Announcement Is Made Of New Firm Church To Observe 'Loyally Sunday' . Announcement la made of th e , include.* Mix* Mary George who architectural firm of John A. is. nmtlnuinjr «a accrelary. In Ilurton, tV, A.LA., at 507-&IJ which capacity nhe served Mr. KsnfArd Atluntlc National llaok Mnuuhlon for many year*. Thu Sunday ha* been designsHulldlng. .This firm, a eontlmiaHerbert S. Itlishherg, Chief l r , | sumlay” at the First . . . . . . . . lion of the over 35-ycar-i'td firm Diufiamun, was graduated fiom Mi-thurl 1ai Church. The plan fori r ranee« Allen, reported lire*jnrs arot spnolfleallnns. r»r*. established by the late Elton J. the School of Architecture, Cut* jin* Snnilav Is for as many of Ilia ;l kalAwco of 12,331.23 hi the street nn rs il >>.. . , , . 1 , „f conform.. ...m *■.... Con3r c g a . m „ r o m u r u. t ' J “ " S 2 * t flsmtd. K.nnMh nnpeth fl crmiwr nn,t AssnrlatM. sluca October, IP 3& under tho 1,, Sanford (non l.n* \egit*. altcnd the nmfitliig 1 , . . iill ruing worship servTax Refund, which maintain* the Mr. lllrsiilterv -•- -* .ice. mg mem* Mrecl [( , ,, tdnVd'VnJrn th s 'o m 's eMlurmn shU *>f Huvlon and Rogers-- N e v a d a . ----------. . . .Follow ............ .. Ihis serviceH ■■.*>»JIB93J for R . * n>.*»rn — jut. Hamid* it.i*sn 11, Jas. Gamhlo Rogers II, Architect, registered nrehllcel In tho Slnla her* of the official Hoard will be month u( March. A S.*-h** tlsnk nutl.llr*. H anf A*]»«*te Na*l Mr. Burton, a graduate of tha of , Nevada. at tallies al tho front entrances Iinnsl ord , F | . . f . , , , . . A special meeting ha* boon callMi, nftnr Mn<- • is*.* t*««nilt f >r School of Arehltecluie, Clems.m John Langley. illaftniiun, ami lit the patio to accept pledges |.l*n» and *|ic.lft.-*itmn will li* re- College, I’lrmson, S. C.. came to tmini'd lit vnriuus colleges, lo the llmlgel, lur Ihe year June cd '•** next Monday at 7:3l) p. ill. ri*ius«lng'l<!ierum*n|,ls'’ msisiplfiV’ii'nd Sanford from Ninth Cnndlna and Im-lo ling study of m. hitee u re I, IHalt mi May 31. IM7. • ’• emisider fnrtlior Iho Pr',im'al I* « ...il enndlllnn k i MiI* f»* .Isvs'had lireti nnsoeiatrd with Mr. nt Knnsn* tslnie Collej*. a-vl The Fliraneo Commission, 111 ■’)• l asselnerry, whereby M..««e„ h d dsnnslt. nntir*iv refill,<|*htn. his enrly arehitccturnl training Aits from Cotumhln UiMemi v. t omnilssiuns andagencies of Ihe *>*'cm wi noiu cost or iinanciai i>»'sl',*n' ! !,*' *il*'ilrd"of Vnldm'fo! I ni,h the f,rl" ot 'b Minn. Nor- Mr. I.nogley recently mine with church, prepares Ihe annual bud- ubllgalmn to any cllirrn. •«..*! f .p r-iii'itv finr* | flppt nin| Wickrr, Catti’IInImi;'«•» .Mr flurLtiit frniii Mir flMn <*f •1»*. ^uImhUn A lo the official I lift Mil tiRift 4*1 * Imaril, .uni wlmn ap|x-iivril the John St fla ir White, R. It. Hutchnn.l i* now n legUterml Cuuhlc lingers II, Ai.liitccl. r 'i 1**1 1»y 1 li^ h l d i l i r nn»l Rr*rp|vtaM* budget is pre .rntcil In the emigre- Ison, tirorge Stiller, Ashby Jones, mirftltft In 411 a n m r ' • u m l lo f | \ * architect lioth in North CnniRlia Winter Park, t'h n ili. 8«H"n. This coming jear they K. C. flemmer Jc., Mr. ami Mrs. »>#m n# tii# 1 N »i|h* an.I in Flnrhla. I.'nl.-ri \ Ingiiuo Jr., appreii millR rl w ith # i r h i n i . (nil'll |oi) log on off me Hie par- Z. a. J. Jones, noui, Koht, r.. K. narns, Karns, ami . . . . . . 11 i.u ii... ....... 1milt. 1 ,1 s|.,lW pl.ni to mil'll i.'viog T l i * «u<i-r«i>ful Mrt«l»p w i ll b i n Mr. Burl.;.., «h*. rrshles with «-• >' ; f•- ■ '* • „rllt mil| llliy M)lno*»(],h. Dolly Earns, J. M. Uonanl. Roy n trlr#rf to f n r n U h sinrl p a y f«»r n t h tin wife ami .wo rhihlifn a - >■ ■ lmn.iI properly lor expansion. In Wall, Lillian .McCall, Janlo ShoeM r l o p y narfn rii iiirica a«fl p a > m e n i Ills btmrl nr l»«nrt* Laurel .aurel Avr„ Is n meniher of the 1,1 • " ' ' ' ' ' orih-r lo meet the Increases in the maker, Mrs. C. J. Meriwether, Thr 11*1j*1r|i of I' 1*1»11it In*Inil*Men fnr t'rcshylei 'iceliyleiinn Chinch. big fui.her Ruining lo i n* tu n . .budget . . ibecause , > iof , lhc*e r . „ items „I t1 nMr*, , . »* i ■ ■ tui„i...i_ Ian Chinch, M. ■ It> Smith, J, II. NiclmlC 'lu n tv , KlwrlijR, r a i t r v a * ♦ tiR rig h t t *■ o j ' - ' i a n y a nil or all Local building.* rlr signed by wtll require sumo nrw pledge* ion, Albert Jarrell, W, II. NieholMil* or tw r j h « an) I n f o r m a h l i a * this firm since 1031 Include, aami *111110 increase* In old pledges, son, Run McCall, Imwell Oner, in Ilia hliM ln v .No bill *11*11 U«* with* d r a w n fur a iirrlm l of f l f u a t t ( H i ninug others; i’liiecrest School, Follow pig the worship service, Bub Iteely Sr., John Sauls, John t] a v « *iilia«<|ti*fvt Hu* open tog of tiohlslinro School, the Lulhcnili n dinner will lie served by tlm Domlney, Blake Sawyers, Gerald hid* w ith o u t I l ia co n* *ii l of U t i Church, :hr (ienctiil Henry S. Women's Society of Christian Myes's, A. K. Shlnholser, George l l « a rtl. J o h n K n r .rM f.isr. rh airm an Sanford Menmrinl Library, nod Service lor the morn than JU can- Harden, Ned Smith, Amt* Smith, H o a r d of P u b l i c Inctruetii Hi vassrrs. After a brief inslnictlon Mr, and Mr*. Roicoa Taylor, ■ nuiiihcr of Oilhnni nml Tudor of H « m l n o 1a C u u n l y , F l o r i d a H T. M IIw m , tre ra ig ry period, membership assignments Judge It. W. Ware, J. I*. Bates, lirnve Manor house*. h u p r r l n l t n d r n t of Puliklo In t ir u t ' ll o t i will lie given In Ilia workers, who lieu Wiggins, William 11. Wed, Mr, nurlon’s offli* Is now en­ A M K H T H i ; t O ; \ T F i m H lll« will ihcii go out and make pers- Fred Williams, K. II. Iginry, John gaged in preparing dinning* for bid* w i l l t.« r* r* lv * ( f by l b « onal contact with other member* Angel, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. ShocH'**rd of Pool In I n M r u c l l o n of H tm l. the Donpltory for tile New York The IS piece Scmlnol? High ulm have not had tho opportunity maker Jr. pnl * C o u n ty , F l o r i d * at Il ia office of (Hants, additions to Lyman Sclieo) of t h » f l u p # r l n t « n d a n i of P u b l i c In* ll.snfe Bund with Leslie of MlhsiX'ihiug, a t r u r t lo p , Frhnnl A d m ln lM r a h o t i School, nml tiO-unl!. I’ublic Hous­ It |* requested that members of I b i i l d l n t . C o m m t r r l a l A\*nu*» Han­ ing projects (or thq City of San­ Smith a* leader will play for the Legal Notice linal school dance "Holiday Hop" the congregation n«*ist in tins ford, H n H d a u n li t 1 1 Kaf tirr n H la n d a r d T i n t * Mft) 36. 1>%4 fur for* ford and City "f Ovii.lo lion* if; Saturday. Mav 2). at » p in m program by remaining at home i > (<> i > n j i I l f l H I m i iiT , n 1t i l i n g *11 *i|ii1pm*rit, m a t# rial*. Authorities; nloiijf with oths-r the " t’dery Cr,il*’’ during Sunday aflortmon until e.ill- * i ; i t i \ o i . i : m m v n . F | . m i i n %. #arv|r*'« and l a b o r for N i t c o m p 1 * i r commercial and le'tilenital pro­ l > T \ r i : I I K W I I 1.IA.M A A I . I. IH U N *'A lM r a il fin * a n d A dd iti on * lit Mi* Tln. will h r the III t high «eht*d « ' I upon h j the workers, ili’i ): k'*i Ir a | | » 4 >II1| ’ Hvafam al U H V A 1 jects. dance llic group ha* pt.ived l"i* I hdluwliig i* a ISet of the N »* I U i . U K K I N \ l» I l I . I * U I 1T A M ' H A II ( i C I I O U U « A . S r U l U » s r i . U l l The s t a f f ni he present lime • line it- rcnrgenirntmii H.iwcvcr, canvasser* for Simd.ti nflrrmHin; A I ’ l l |i ' M Ii i,N F u l l |*IHi II A n u t ; IfiA Ml I nuin« j«t n hir i r hy n>•11f I*•'! l i r a wing * *nd *ptt"Jl flic at 110m , prr* tin* ii :tr lhey have alrcatl) lur- tinnk Ad.nil*. It.i.t Adams, Mr* 11Mi* f lii* ii ii4*i *1,|| 11r«I ,i ft Ai| inIn i ■ tuif*d »iy l l i r l o f i and ll«t.gnrs —* .!«• l-, rif ftM iIII raUilr, Idi« (drilled (or the Latin Club, Tour- T A/2arelh», Mvs. J. C, l)avl*. atm Mr, «*. 1 M <*a mill • flogar * I I , A rv h l t + c t , and **■ * ..( . scllmrry .1 -I,tons ,,, , llri t . tMr*. j „ J.I t> (hi*fl|„, j*-1111Ilil*t r nl'hon lh«*i* • Mental Health K a n i i * l i t IJ. T n - i p i r and Aa to cl a ii ** i-t. tilth. Cluli, ,,r '' If •« I-* »■ l" ‘iker. M, , vt>iH|i|a[*i1 ,,, (n .............. C o i ia ii lU n a h rig In* era, m a y b* oba t th e B o o n e H ig h S e ll m il E x - L e o n a r d , J a m e s ll o r a r d , 'le d t V i l.| f iu s t « ,|> " r i n m l n i'|.i i. n iim i i „ r 'll*. i a l n t t l from Ni* offti i of H u r l n n and Donors li a i n * . C' . "It Rowe*. W. It Kirk, !t o g * r* — .la*, i l a m h l * Ito gara If. ehange 1'ix.gram. b, a special high ""in*. «*•'“'.fJi"Vi.rVi'* ' aV".V' r*n«« ,Ar«'litl*i*t, !U1 Hanford A t l a n t i c Ni < The following I* a rmnnlate list school assembly concert and on Naney Itiuck, Ethel Riser, T. B .r ,,r |"it,iientimi *!..... ,na no* tlo o a l llanti Ito lb lln g . Hanfnrd Flop* the Animal Spring Rand Concert Rolls, W. W. Tyre, Wuodiow «"H'» i.** h»«n i."i.li*li,.l ■ Ida nf 1 *r M ay 3. l> r n o i lt for of donor* to mental health p lan * and ap*t i f b ntlona w i ll b« r r Dr. W. V. Robots. .Mrs. Sue Strv They have also been heard many ' / ‘-sh. Eugeno Williams, Percy !'i,V m.,mVr ,,f r« * i1'.,)^ rn ilrad and r * f u m U l d * to naraori* rr* Mrs times on the WT*',R .Student I’m- Chapmaii, t larence Powell, Mr. n»n «nd ih- ordrrtnir ..f .llsiriiiu tu r n in g ilnc tiiiiantt ro nip le te and In enson, Mrs. Walter Carter, good co n d it io n w i th i n I n i dftj « f o l ­ Harvey Swanson. Mrs. I) K Me- t r , m> ami Mr*. P. II. Colbert. Iloyd WZ "{#, 3!llir?,,UU ..... . l o w in g bid d i i * in a i r o r d i i r u * with N*b, Mr*. Verne Me**rngcr. Mr*. The "Holidays Hop” promises Coleman, Arthur Reek with J r . • t Vi.ninst 'i.irsrr tii* f o ll o w in g : K ir a | Hrt. f^o il*po«lt. bo one of the outstanding •' I> ivls. I’-'ee Heard. Maivin Admlnlsiralur. t u ,1 .*M .. w n lirr ly r r fu m l/ iM * . «\d d ll lo ii a l data, Joel Field, Mrs. George Stlnr, In 12" d rp o a lt , h a l f to fu iida hl*. Mrs. B. E. Chapman. F. D. Scutt. dance* nf tho year with Hits full ' -•I, Harold Whittern, Jolui M A ( M itlf ird c l t n h o r ha nk d ra ft Ret t v • ' M i l l i n ' I II I I I T , V I V I I I soJiiilmg and versatile group (;|Ron, I'-iarle* Boldin ) m > a b l* (o Ih n 4b>anl «if Pu hll u In, Anonymous, Al Wilson. i m e m , i/ iiif i i r up m .o i i i i k . Dr. L. T. Dos*, Mark Cleveland playing forth with anything from *»lenn, Mr*. D. M. Paulil.i O. K. jtv a i r u e t i u n for H n n l n o l * I'nunty* F l o r ­ o n Pint s k w iv o i .d n u v. ida, or a » a t l a f a r l o r > bid bond #**• Ir., L, A fVi*r, P r f t Wll."’I. _L t v , tv i t i w i c u v . v ii mia fox-trot* In nick ami roll. r,° " ' " s Toler. I, P. Ilagnn, M. v n r it t i t u iig g h v ii A floor show will eiinslsl of lm- B .Strickland, Col S. G. Ifarrii : ; ? . ': . : ; , thW w »w w * * ***: n t V M ' l m K K I . I . K I I . t T a ltil lf f, v> IV A l . l a c k !. 1 . 1 , 1 . 1 , 1 : 1 1 l . r l . Milaul per tn ll l .if I l l s Mil nliall !>• sul> Dr, J. W. Wllrotl, Karl Vaughn, .1 Itatlons of big name bands such "tan m u i ' U 11 ti n e m u iii.i IN T i l l : N A M H U K T I I K H I . V T K U K t \ Davis, Buperl Strlcklrnd, O P as Harry J a m e s , 'Glenn Miller, I Tmtchlim, L. T Hughey, K I . M I I I I l A ; ‘I'll* su, Ltn nl.lt lil.Mer H i l l t.n ra. O u li r il 1,. f l i r n l . l i silt] i m j fnr nislle- Herndon, and A. It Key. T i n w w .i . a c i : u i t k i . 1 .1 :1 c n * . Clyde McCoy and Peres Prmln, t m l n r v i i n r O r r m i n i - >ml p s t m s n l Ttie Rev. W’. P. Rrnnk* J r . Mr* «l«n persons from the audience baud members ami .M the door f**ittfpr»I: h*-i»««III, r 1* I.iMti'l 1%m)10r, 1 I*..... 1 ur liunils h i f « 11 Hlrrul . I*<!«11'liiiM«l<* Vi*u \ oI h Vml 111r Iip rr (1v tin11fImi Ilml it 1 II r l l ' i s i u u t Piil'llij titslriiutiuri B. R, Beck, Cnl and Mr*. W. K will he called lo "lead the hand” Ps-orroil* fnun the donee will In* l<,1 M i i l iii u ln Vi'U 111> , K lu l i.U , I n - Baker, Mrs. A, E. Mallem, Sanfmd mil tiltnrrrt lmliPPit M!«*4 n reminiscent of Sammy Kaye's "So used in pnreha*e additional band ii aInftfur | fmi in Ihp alinvt ml 1111-4 • r u e s ihn r l | l u lu r t j . i l s i i > anil,' Doudney, R. L Brown, Mm tin You Want to Ix'ad a Band." Pal Instruments. c r s i t b ia s ur tu h s I . s s n y It i lu n it s . ilt-rj Mil'll ynil 41P hr 1r|i) rr>*u1rr-l l i l i e s In III* l il .till ll l Nn lita . h i l l Slinecipher, Dr. A. Mathers Ray- n arr, „ tl| |)0 f(.Jllurfl| Meiiibera incliided In the grnun '•> ,'1" j'tiiir Aitpnrr wllli 1Iip r|pr k he w I t h i l r s h n (ur s p s rl m l r i f i m n burn Milwer, David (latehel. vocalist Tirki-i* n„,i ini.te . , ,, * 1 of ml- cmiri. im.i i» *sns * t-..|*s l i s t l l i ) n n u u . r . | u e i i l In Il ls u p . n l n f Genres upon |.tsln.irr* ftIiiIni Iff4* allornrj iMr»niP> Andrew , V,for Hiedanco may .tic ;,r° ,'ca,l,'r b '11" 1’. pope, ■a*1” Ih...... . Ilium Andrew Sneer specr, Other mner ,.rvatmt,* George Anderson. Walls v( tints W l m u u i in * c u l l . t u t in l u s Georg# Hali i i i i p) V Unit'll, •4*1 - A M a in Nlrp ft I I "SI il. ! *n\ intiii Mrml). Klnriilft, iiol Inlff j i m . s 1. im u .M t.::r M r H l n d .l t Chase.‘Mr,. Geral"Uroha,C,, /_rnm d ,,u e ,,an‘l »r Harri-m, Smith. Berry W John, limn Hi# lllli ii.»> «»f J iidp 1H.j<i if t l i s l f m s n , ll. isri) yttii In do #o, deri#«» pro coufpMu dine Helxtl, Jimmy Toulty, John M i n ti ! o f ' *ri,,nl»7! s , 'l \ 1*'- ulll frill I'ubllu In .iru c tlu n tip nilRipd hrmImbI >"il ftir tit* Minn Helen Mann Mrs L E. Ever add finkedtuna to I-rench mfC David lirlto n , Wayne Mct.oy, rp||pf u i nsmiUMin c u u m / , dpmiiudMl lo Hi# i*nmu!#InI I* tin id s WITNIIHH mv timid Mini maI (*f Spencer, Mrs. Henry Russell. Ada dressing or mayonnaise? Good trombones. It Ichard Tlson, Joyce II. 1 . s I I I h c s , M s c r t U r y ftftivl Knurl Ihl# fill il*#> of Alii). Hill Newman.' Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. "vt,r Imnalocs. cucumber, salad Richard Powell piano, h u p r r l i i i s n i J s i i l u( P u b l i c I n s l r i i i i l u n Rob Armstrong, drum*. Bill Hexn p iir.iivnn.v C. F. Fitton. Mr*. IL M. Papwmth. K i cell*. > oni>i to o i : i*i :> ii I'lrrL rirvuii r*t»irl anirr, guitar, Henry Rursi, bass, ]> ru t; tm i t i r * ot o r in- t ih : Dr. J. G. Boyce, and Mrs. Earl Huo furd . K lo r ld # •Vivim .it nit isi. ( i o n it ae E. Cash, if*mirl Fp i I i Moore. Z. B. Ratliff, Mrs. A. B Herbert Buffalow. n .o in tiv , iv av ti rim ai:vti.Mrs. Or alley Odham, llibisrus Key. Mrs. II. W. Rucker, Mrs, (1. . vot.t: i ot vi i . tv t iM v n .in . t'.Vl i, H K I U t'lMlnlKf, v e r s u s JU.V.N Garden Circle, .Mr*. James Ekrin. Il Bishop, Mrs, Edmund Meiscli, Is I ' l l . . I ' . 'U h il. H il , George Touhy, Dill Rush, Mrs. C Mrs, C. L. Park, Mr*. Miriam Itus. C a s a No s i In T u JK.V.N K l t l l , W i l m s It**li1sse« L. Powell. Mrs. Louise R, Rills. sell, Mrs. II. W. Ruprcellt, Miss ■ '"t A U d ln a A il( li « * s s* a n Lit- Mrs, H nel B. Moughtoii. Mr*. V Raibara Ruprecht. Mr*. Raymond a lu m s; I nu s r * h s t - l i v ii..|iri*d U n i su it C. Benson, Mrs, A. F. folium Mr* Halt, Mrs, R. E. True, Mr*. P. }*, ha* t.esn b r i i u ( l i | a i a l n s t yuii In M. C, Hagan, Mrs, n. W. Turner Campbell, and Mr*. W 11. Tunnl 1h* a lit*. s s i n i l l . ' I ease. In Hi* a In " a Mrs. Zeb Ratliff. Mis It C. elilfe, n a m r i l l . o a r t . w lia rs tn tti* r i j i s t :r*Tvr* ... ........ ........ « m<•-«»• ......... . «u., . 0.her jit • l u a i n hv Il ia a U l n i l i r . f . v i I, K Wit* I* a I l n - r s a a r a n l t s f t ' l a l n l i f f a ill* urea an,I v nu nr* h a r s li v s n i l l l s i l anil re'inli s i I n ( l i t i| , * v r o n a l l i nr ht a i t o r s s v i H l i h l h a C l a r k »f s aid Court, jo u r w r l l t a n d a l s n s a i , If a n e lo ih * C o i n r l s l n t In said »i|U amt in t a r v * a r s i i r l h a r r o f upon a i l o r n s v fnr o l a l s l i f f os n r hs fn ra tha l u l l d a r of J u s t , 1Sift, l i a r , I n f a ll nnl or d » r r * n nro conf aaao H i l l tia » n l * r r .| a a a l n a t you. W I T N K S * m y ha n d a n d I h * off M * l aaat of aald C o u r t a l Uaaford. V l n r f d i , (hi* l l l h d a y ot V la y , A, U . t *vft iC lirk 'a fltsll i i P. H a r s d n i i < Irru ll C la rk XVIIann . M * v a s d * r A l l n r n * v for f ' i a l n t l f f O p & tiiu Jo d m y . mIMPERIAL m! CO M PANY, INC equip your hom e for m o d e r n electrical living P n lint («l s V'arn P a r k . Klorlitft RUPTURE-USER Ceramic Tile T>f.iti. u.«.rn.oq ra n<Mft*atTi««i w MUST* a , 3 M -»S. Asphalt—Plastic—Cork—Rittitier Hon tic Wall Tile—Formica—Linoleum Venetian Wind's FREE ESTIMATES— UONUKl) INSTALLATION , Fauft'a Drug StoiR 407 W. 1st St. P hone 401 f. TROUBLE MAKER Ton many nppllanccft and fixture* on on« micktit ran lead to electrical I roubles! C u ll ua to d a y, RANDALL E L E C T R IC CO. 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 113 k t i v i TforMft , V‘jr • • MJb If' /v A t* 4 EASY WAYS TO PAY 1, Our easy Pay P lan 2, Open A ccount It. C * \ S H 4. L ay-A -W ays •EAT CUSHION J lr .f» lW /ir $ I ,7 7 ttfjtrr rsw/aif * F*<* » laafing rrfntvn rot m* c t r w S i aksurf Coiavi, aptn. *•»•» »" Ss.ibl* loll* ! ipnng k t , p i an tk iu l-H nf, r<nb Shi*, itaihiiatia i,m. ■t LOW PRICES ■;!:l; r ,w.r,.«‘S rV^.cS SHS Dance Band Will Play May U For 'Holidays Hop' • . <>;- 5 ON NEW 1956 AUTOMATIC; WASHERS ONE-GALLON JUG ' WIT!) Njn.l, -I,. I !,»», ' 2 ' ' ' far eat) f a a r m g ACTIVATOR ACTION : j,' gtap* tlgwia* hoi OI iota for hour*. Wiaa-BWHihopanlsg lor #oi» flltma. Alnslnun IT *'i 6bsr*loi Imh IoIIos . Altroihsslr ft"*h*a I" watol lofiaa Valid »no<aal »Mh '*a ploilK hi**- Th# World1# FitvMl) Wothlng' Action ■ SU PER S P E C IA L B IG 2 0 20” WINDOW. FAN 2 4 ” •: * I Ml, MODE! WA « 0 h * Completely automatic - just set the dial * Convenient top loading * G i. 5-year written warranty 61 You want TOP Quality You want LOW Price > ,V ' M SKIS H U M l ! . SHUft*'''" _____ ; 11ILJF7 I,--.'I n: l ! G3 |« G.E. MUSAPHONIC TABLE RADIO Flvt-lub* modsl with contol* Ion*. Hoi dial-boon* tuning,' phono joik. In mokogany, ltd or l». kQI.UO, ory plailic colt. ANOtHfl OOOOUAI VAIUI $10. Delivers BRAN D NEW G O O D B Y E TIRES •c o n a i. . * nol r not «#coru fP f « l 1 »• t Put O U Kn 17 i on your carF for $1.25 w##kly1I m H*£Stg o o d A e a r D E A L E R ..'. thy00fcrdi»4li»ow. DOW Npd,;i m good / veah TMf on y#vr : ............. M * �I m Tho Board of Sanford City Commla* •tenor# la now np to full atrancth and action fla about to atart on tha aarloui Uauu faJnir th# City in tha faw montha to eotna. Among tha mora aarloua Uauea to ba oonaldarad and hammered Into ahapa to Jtt tha City’# nrada are: annexation, tha power laaue, pay relate for city employee, tha Sanford City Court, atreet paving end varloua minor leauea that muat reach e ■Mating of tha mlnda. One can readily ace that tho flvo-tnnn Board of Commlealoner* haa a full achedule ■head of them with no time off for play or Ollly-dallylng. Wa can alao aaa that there muat be aoma garloua thinking ahead for tho five men who guide tha daatlnlea of our growing city. On top of tha laaues to ba eonatdered by the City Fathers, tha top Job of tho year, that of molding a budget that will not, Only meat tha requlrementa of the Cltv a ■eada but will alao come within the Umltitlona of the Clty’a Ineome, la in thn lmmediate future. One thing In favor of the now eomplele Board of City Commlaalonera la the addi­ tion to Ita memberahlp of A. L. Wllaon, a local furniture dealer and civic leader. Wllaon haa two up on moat membera of tha Board of Sanford City Commlaalonera. R e haa met many of the problems flrathnnd while aervlng on two of the Clty’a Important * * ^ 0^ again. Wllaon la prealdent of the Banford Klwania Club, a group of civic leaden who have already voiced their faith in placing him In the top spot of tholr organisation. Wllaon, known to hla frlenda and ac­ quaintances as "Al", la a deep thinker who ferrota out all of the underlying problem* that Iwaet aotne of the projecta Into which one might run he.idon. Ha haa been known as a consistent be­ liever In progress, not at tha expens# of one The Sanford Herald or two, but as an ovenll endeavor partici­ pated In by thoae who will benefit, not ona above the other, but for the bettermont of the entire citlxenry. Sanford la confronted with growth. Not a painless growth that will keep moving out, building up. and axpandlng without any effort— but a growth that will mean plann­ ing and scheming, working and concocting, looking ahead to tha future Instead of tak­ ing core of the thlnga that have gone by. Certainly, wa need many thlnga. Such as the one pointed out yeaterday In these columns—a newer and better Sanford City Court. Wa need a new, modern, well-paid Fire Department. Equipment muat be aacurad, a new budding erected. And wa muat not overlook the fact that we need pollca officers who are not only well paid but are well trained. Pollca pro­ tection needs to be expended—traffic offlo> era added to meet the need for controlling fast moving traffic through our busy city. Above all—we need the thinking out loud by nur Tlonrd of flnnford City Commlaalonera so that the cltliena of Sanford might be Informed of what la happening. .It la a well informed citlxenry that w^l meet the Issues of additional taxra knowing where their money Is going—where It la uaed—and that It la being uaed for their own personal bene­ fit. Now that we have a good commission— one that la aware of all of the problems that beset us—we are sure that they will work on top of tho table, laying their plans n»i| dl","asinna hefare t>*« neopl*» based on the needs and wlshea of the people. We have faith In the group of men form­ ing our Itoard of Sanford City Commission­ ers—F. D. Scott, Earl Higginbotham. David Oatchel, John Krlder, and A. L. Wllaon— faith In them aa long as they have an equal faith In the people who have elected them to their high office. Now—let’s ace Sanford progress! m a i l s ! Detir *■**»! t i n u i r awe aseaev RiWts* as ###•»* •«•*■ ■«!#* OeSefcee IT. J ill jU M •fflre M IsstsH . rt.H lj, ■»««» l4* A*« *e CeisrsM el ■area a, into * .« •« rHHKina, m i ** a*e *»uu*«* W4RWA" I * . HteeaHe* Mite* ■ v a n s a. cfiaisa. ■■■mm Criticism Voiced Critirlnm of the cuntoma service wan voiced by Senator Rnennard Holland when he flrat heard about the new outbreak of tha Mad-fly. On numaroua occasions ha has callad on customs to do a better Job of Inspect­ be* at VSs Heeete h a aeasbee *1 Ik* I ssm Is M f»sst ing baggnge coming Into Florida. Instead a lb* eee ter rteafetlrala Sbla • .n s a s s e of a apot check, he has always wanted a thorough check.Now, like locking t*-o tloor ■ t 'l a c a i m n a a i v a t f t Car flee *ba ye* week See Mae lb ft.** after the horaa haa bean stolen, th* eua? Were* IteatWe lie Weatba Oae »#•# tons people nr* ncdlnf tan naw man to tha m so-va ait.aa All Oblraae* teOtea, eerli *t tkaebe. reeelstteu aafl Miami detail to impact all incoming baggnga ••tire at r s ttf U ls a n ) fee ik» eereeee et ratal** —both by air am! by nhlp. Also expected N a tl sHU fee afeaeyae tee al ra«eier aeserilelay ratea. within the r-xt few davn i* a Federal quar­ ir s is iH ts I HaMaaallr fer (leattal *#»a»,Ula_ antine on Florida fruit. Tills quarantine •ssilrs, Ih , Ml (teeraia Is ilis s Haefe ■■**. wan naked for by a delegation from Florida; Atlaasa. Ileerata industry men. state officials, grower*, pack­ Paged Thunidny, May 17. 11)5(1 ers nml shl’mors. Point in that if n n," f autine is set up, the fruit that la certified nn hoi*"* "*>est free" won’t be stopped by TO D A Y 'S M B1.I Ya cannot nerve God and Mammon. Mat­ other states. thew (1:24—We munt make on* or other our chief intercut. Men and women of mennn The rumor has started again. Senator fiv e to benevolent uttiaen each year over five George Smathers is being talked of for vlcebillion dollnrn in America alone. Muterlnl prc.ni <ent. Friends point out that ho would Wealth m a mennn to a good end in n itplnn- he tho perfect Democratic answer to Nixon. did thing; but nought for aelfinh end* it de­ And with no more campaigning on hi* stroy* countleaa great families and Individ- hands, he will hsve time to work nn th* tial*. idea between now snd convention time. This Is National Tavern Month By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK, i* - H a . Ufa held a f»*my wonder for you lately? Hava you fell better without knowing why? Maybe It'a because spring haa •ante at law*. Or (he other hand, R may be Because (hla la National Tavern Mostdt. Yea, good old National T a m n Month la Just another P*f* aa th* calendar—th* Inter­ val between the end of April and tha first of June, Just a time when the day* get longer and warmer. IBIa dials Street naturally hurt* tha fwilnga of the sponsors of Na­ tional Tavern Month, who spend a 1ft of moaoy promoting It. TBoy don't oxpect the populace ta tuns the occasion Into another Fourth of July, and go around •hooting off firecracker*. But they do think it would be nlc* If you’d drop Into your favorite (Av­ a r s for a friendly drink at th* p a w . and pause far ■ moment la aitoat reverie over the long and tai port eat role tavern* have play*■I hi htatery. Many a wild think* the neighBorhoad tavern la Just a husband Wrap where the head af tha bousa oSepe aff on tha way ta tha greifo ry (tore, ateya five hour* and •OSMa boane without tho groceries. The aponeor* of National Tavan* Month think thla la aa ox-i .WemeJy limited and prejudiced VMw od a lima honored Institution. Th# sponsors Ilk* to point out that Thomas Jefferson and some of the other Founding Fathers gathered for relaxalluh In a tav­ ern while composing the American Declaration of Inedepandenca. That, of eoursa, has endured much longer than th* usual decU.allona of Independent* than flow In barroom*. They like to point out that In Colonial dayi, as now, taverns wore th* canter* of social and po­ litical discussions. Aa a mailer of feet, in young New England town hall meeting! and even court trial* were held In taverns. It might b* a good Idea even today to hold th* Republican and Democratic national conventions in taverns. Thla would certainly make there shorter. It would be even better U they held both na­ tional parly convention* lu th* same tavern at th* tarn* time, and let all the politicians uncork thalr oratory at one*. What can tha average man do lo honor National Tavara Month? Mother** Day and Bt-Klnd-to-Animala Week havo already taken place during this period. Thla sura a thought. If you hava lent flower* to yotr mother and tossad a bot »t kennel krunch to man's best fatend, erl-y sot alt down and figure out soma way to show your appreciation to Ih* guy wlto hat given you some of th# beat bear* of hla Uf»->our favorite bartender? I consulted a number of bar­ tenders on what form they honeatly would like thla testimonial to taka. To a man they proudly diedalned any deilr* for small g iftssuch aa a motor ear, a trip to Paris, or a |l,000 government bond. Bartender*, after all. aro not Itkt big league baseball players. They don't expect much from their fane. "I'd bo satisfied If t guy would Just order a martini," ona aald, "without adding—'and be sure to make It extra dry.' Nobody aver order* a wet martini." "Just toll women—all womm —lo alay out of the bar for the whole month and glv* us a re*t," said on* lady-hating bartender. Rut most of tho bartender* sur­ veyed laid ^oomathlng like thle: "If th* cuatomera would Juat shut up about thalr trouble* for a while—and listen to our troublei —Ilf* would be a dream." Thar* you ar*. For most of lb* year th* bartender it standing psychiatrist lo hie patrons. Why not, just for a month, become bis psychiatrist? The poor follow might bo a* WHY PAY MORE? BOTTLED GAS $6 oo PER 100-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION* CHARGI SANFORD GAS CO: l i t R. FIRST ST. P IO N 1 lS 4 t Consumers Can Expect Higher Prices tA V O R IT f SOI/ Q t y Commissioners Face Busy ir, M any Serious Problems m IP il By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK UP—Consumers esn aspect higher prices on autos, •koei and mtn'a and boys' suits neat fall 'If goods donT move at present price. '• som. ask. "how c.*n they to build wlU cost M million to replace. Inflation may have bten halted some time back, but lls dejajr( d affects are still popping up. This Inflated cost of biildllng steel mills Is one of the many rtasons steelman give for Heading to hike have hiked their pricaa by I to • par cent. Retailers are 'reported ordering in good voluma and ahow. Ing Hide fear of ouyer realatanca In the fall. Rising wage scales don't always corresponding price rUe. ' X Y l X r i s e , at he a s 'u a "•*"" “ •teel ::::! Items ESr-JLVtt.'LSS goes up, auto maker* 25 ----- .f i f . - t- higher price*? Merchants and dealtra know that soma customer* always buy thalr clothing at the • markdown aalai at the and of the season. They know that tha auto factory’* list prlc* Is only the point at which tha bargaining begins. But they also know that many people will pay tha higher prices next fall be­ cause they want to b* the first to have the new styles, tha new models. As for ears: In a sense this faU'a boost. If It eomes, wlU be the result of the Inflation of tha lD40*a still catching up. It work* (Bis way: Steelman aay* they must spend hundreds of millions of dollars a year Just to replace these old fur­ naces. let alone build new caoa.................................................. elty the need. The furnace that may hava cost 10 mlllioa dollar* By JAMES MARLOW them off at propaganda, or claim­ Aeaoclated Press News Analyst ing American policy forced th* • WASHINGTON UTV-It’a easy — Soviet actions. and In this country It haa become But no ona In this country can a habit which may prove danger- honestly sav he knows th* full tig. out—to look coldly upon each now nificance of th* change* which move the Russians say they make have occurred In Russia and th* satellites, Internally and external­ to ease tensions. It hat been bnrh popular and ly, or how far they will go or aaf* In this country to be anti. where they will end. There It no reason to bcltsvo Russian In the extent of belittling the actions taken over the past th* Russian dictatorship In th* ysar by Stalin'* heirs, shrugging foreseeable future will melt away Too Late To Classify BT RUSSELL RAT When you atop to consider th* fact (hat on* prrtnn out of three in Florida. Ii dependent on th* tourlit huitnesi for their live, llhood and that one third of our •tata’a revenue rontea directly or indirectly from tourism you must admit that tourism la big bullaesa and worth cultivating. When wa set up the Advertis­ ing Commission a few years ago and appropriated a very modest amount for its operation w* thought w# had don* eomethlng. Since then w* have tasted the fruit of this sound Investment and have found it one of tha smart­ est things w* ever did. Since then w# have doubled th* appropriation and our return* have been even more impressive, W* hava allmlnaled th* tourist "season" and now our suinmt-r tourist business equals ih« winter season and ia getting better every year. On top of that, w* find that thousands who com* to Florida for the first lime as a result of nur promotion, returned and brought their relatives and frlands. Many Invested in homes and ar* now permanent residents and boosters. It Is imperative that this tour­ ist business be sustained ami In­ creased. W« are now feeling tha accumulative effects of the ad­ vertising we have done anil our competitors ar* determined to di­ vert thle business and partaka in tha harvast. An axampl* Is th* tiny resort of Nassau. Seeing'what wo had done they got busy and ar* now spending several hundred thous­ and dollar* a year m«ra than wa a rt to attract year ‘round tourist trad*. How successful they have he*n Is evidence.! by th# state­ ment of an offical nf th* Baha­ mas Development that the .invest­ ment of ft,000,000 hrouxht a re­ turn to tho Island resort of over ala million dollar*. You will have to admit that any Investment that return* tlx humbly grateful to find a listen­ ing aar he'll break down ami even buy a drink on th* house. Don't count on this, however, not . even during National Tavern Munlh. to on* Ii a mighty good ona and other offshore neighbors are alert to tha opportunity and a rt going all out to get their share of th* lucaiiv* tourist dollars. Cuba, Jamaica, Bermuda, Puerto Rico and Halt) a rt all out gun­ ning for tourist trad*. They are taking plenty of bustnesi from Florida and will taka more units! wa wak# up and counteract their efforts hy stepping up our adver­ tising and promotion. If wa aro smart wa *rtt| doubts our advertising appropriation now and keep a stap ahead of our competitor*. If little Nassau can Invest 11,700,000 certainly wa can’t afford to sit on our haunch­ es or drag our feet. No atat* or area haa mor* to offer the tourist and Investor than Florida. Th* Florida De­ velopment Commission, our ho­ tels, resorts and attractions are trying to tell the story but tha time has coma for the slat* to help by leading tho way with an appropriation worthy of tho story wo have to tell. Any legislator who wll) seri­ ously study th* problem will reelit* that every dollar spent now will return tremendous dividends in th* future an,| will enable us to hold our tourist patronage end expand it in spit* of our competitor*. Th* Tourist and Advertising Committee of th* Florida Stata Chamber of Commerce realties th* importance of spending on* tax dollar now to Insure a return of six tax dollar* tomorrow and la leading the effort to keep Florida out In front in thle acramhi# for worthwhile tourist patronage. F ree Adm ission Cypress Gardens booming ai now |n many lines, a little ma'rgln add» l0 , u tlsfac^ ^ I n the A m e r I e a n economy there.u a|wayi be price changes. M , arna t|me ^jere’ll alwayi bo markdown*, clearance tales, and bargains to hunt for. L ast Show ing Kitz News Briefs ORE REDUCTION PLANT PLANNED TALLAHASSEE ort-The head of a Washington, D. C. or* mining firm told th# Cabinet yesterday a large air* titanium ore reduction plant wai planned for th* St. Auguitln* area. Charlei R. Rudolph made the statement In asking a two-year extension of a atat* lease to Nuclear Magnetic Mining Ine. Trustee* of the Internal Improve­ ment Fund delayed action. or eollapse. There can be no Il­ lusion about th* ultimate hopes of tha Soviet leaders: A Communist world. They have talked of It frankly. Communist party boss Khrush­ chev eald In February tha ComMUSICIAN DIES munlsti avarywhera would try to HOMESTEAD o n - Musician Adtaka ovar where they could peace­ fully by parliamentary means but, rlan Rollinl died Tuesday of pneu­ If ntcassary In a few atubborn monia and other ailment* at a hospital where he was taken after countries, by violence. Thaf frankness provided Justi­ aufferlng an ankle injury April 27. Rollinl, 32. said he wai Injured fiable suspicion about evary So­ viet move made thereafter. But In a fall. He was found with a auspleion alone can become a par­ compound ankle fracture outside alysing force by acting as a sub­ an Inn at Islamorada nn the Flor­ stitute for detached appraisal and ida Keys where he and his wife Imaginative response to Soviet ac­ operared Driftwood Lodge al Tav­ ernier. tions. It Is possible—perhaps only For more than 30 years Rollinl barely possible—that changes oc­ played at supper clubs, hotels and curring behind the Iron Curtain in radio and film productions. will let loose forcei which, once unleashed, may turn Russia Into FIRM TO CLOSE CENTER a more benevolent path then Ih* ST. AUGUSTINE i*—Fairchild present leaders Intend or tmavlne. The more rigid the Amerlcaa Aircraft yesterday ordered closed atntude remains, the less able Its engineering development cen­ thla country will be to take ad­ ter here which employed about SO vantage of Russian change* or to 30 persons. even spot Si# real ones when At Hagerstown, Md., headquar­ (hey happen. It fake* no imagine- ter* of the firm, a spokesman said tion to aay automatically: Th* the closing was ordered because Russlana can do no good. "certain control and liaison prob­ This government's present for­ lems ire Incompatible with con­ eign policy Is tha one laid down tract* currently In work a? tha by President Truman—who him­ llageralown plant." self remains highly skeptical of He said the company la trying' Russian Intention*—to meet Stal­ to locale and move 33 engineer* in'* threatening policy In th* affected. 19t0«; military alliance* and for­ eign aid. Roth may he necessary Indefi­ %nd Influnc* American alllea and nitely Rut the Elsenhower admin- neutral nations who, living next titration has produced no major door to Russia, know Ihey might variations on the Truman theme b* reduced to powder In an Amerto meet Russian policy shifts even Ican Russian war. though the Truman program was To them American rigidity. If if continues, may look sophomorle, a reaction to Stalin. Ills heirs are even better dangerous and unattractive. The armed than In Stalin’s day but effect may he to weaken Ameri­ they have publicly repudiated him can leaderahip. and proclaim their intentions as It seems only a mailer of time. peaceful. That may not be con­ If this coutnry hopes to retain its vincing in this country leadership, that it will have lo Rut the more the Russiani work strike out on bold new lines to at their appearance of peacefulneti match and outdo tha Russian th* mor* they are bound to affect changes. GRADUATION Miss IS OH m BIB ntr* rag scrum A n ie n IS MORS HI-VARIOUS TVUN CVtR IN WARr’BA BROS.* ALL-NSW AIL-OUT * RIOT OS FUNI ------- i * ------------------ Starts Tomorrow Walt Disney s "Hie ItfllesfO u tla w / . H us r RUALLIB KtJKO I t . a* ■ • •* * -•• SPECIALS 25% TRADE-IN ON ELGIN Saturday and Sunday May 19th and 20th For realdanta eft • M any M odels & S tyles From W hich To Choose WATCHES Sem inole County IT ARTS TONIC,nT STARTS 1 M say that will be one J ■ ■“" J " of reasons that the Pf “ of the new model, must be higher nest ,, u * • . . . The reason given for a price hike In men’a and boys' suits this fall, of from 73 cants to $2 30 at ratal!, Is that on May 1 there was a general wage hike In the Indus* try of 1214 cents an hour. . These workers are now turning ou? next fall's suits. IWth few ex captions, clothing manufacturers ----------- FOR A N Y O LD W ATCH Prea«nt only Drlvtr'a License For FrM Admlwlon 4 Ski Showa at: ^ T 10:30 • 1:00 • 2:30 • 4:13 Feature— 7:33 THROUGH Don't mtaa aeelng SECOND FEATl'RR (TOMD HITCHCOarS'" THE TROUBLE ii'Nnra OWXNN WITH KMN pwwrnra HAK1U aSw ] ' CfeAeht I Tk h n k x x o b ?-* IlitiN lM * . GRADUATION PRICE on d l our lovely TRIFARI Jewelry Beautiful * Cypress G ardens Wm. E. KADER, Jeweler kSocLAlNB *SSS**, Fee tare— I'.tg Only % FREE r ifm Winter Have*. Florida 112 So. Park A t* P h o n o 357-W �•y't: 7 SfW' ---- r *£rr. THE SANPORP HERALD Thurs. May 17. 1956 Page 5 S o c ia l [May Day, Play Day June Graduates Are Honored Tuesday Srhlrard Jr., and|w l!h a tiny dlploin- -M Will Be Observed Mrs.Mrs,J. S.JohnAdams gav* a gradua- the guests a i favor*. The hostessee presented each lion party Tucaday for June /tftrnmmnr School honor** with e gift for the >*• _ ,. . graudalea. Mis* Mary Rosa Speer £ ^ KHl, U th Woodruff at raslon. Those Invited to attend the if* the Schlrard home in Loch Arbor. fair were Miss Harriett Redding, The affair was a garden party Mis* Marty Cameron. Mis* Mary ami the guests were seated In Tnnner, Miss Botty Ann Mu chairs on the lovely lawn. Red Ml»* Jnnl-e Kl-Jawr, Ml-a Garni* HMt white, the clan color*, wei# ' {"• 8 ’’lvev, Ml** Y'f®nn*' Cu'J • • --13 used as th# color achtiitt anJ * ** * or^ nn ^ lf * A delightfully different end w*U te tu then too', over with ''C hris­ » * /'• l"« ...... , * 2 1 . H h T * W D unn. M2 presented annual Spring Frolics topher Robin” ; “One God", and "■~ ' .Smith, Miss Fay* Faye Ashl A*hl*v. A unique tvay of serving the Gn»''U mllh, Miss ■how wa* praaented at the Pine- "The Lilac Trre". *ofl drink* W*» th* placing of A -* Ml** Dawn P*sr»on Ml _ tra it School Auditorium Friday The boys of the Eighth Grade basket filled with Trava-o*. Ml** fl a Ha>ea, night before a crowd of overflow­ Gls* Club d' t thmsclvc* "proud” n . ing and anthuilaalle person*. ........ . Jr*. Pet” son, Ml** Nanev Ml“White, •as they p-centcri "The Yellowthing in th* morning, with 161 . Mis* Msry E ther Powell, M *. ® T h a Junior High S'-hnol aflalr Rose of Texas” ; "The Lord la A under the direction of Mr«. W. G. Busy Man'; and "Cuol Water"; playing enoci.s-u 2t playins chess. C o v e r e d D i s H M C O I Gerald Poe*, Ml»* A-n Harvey, and 142 nlnyl-ig horseshoes. After V -U V C rC U ,T ,C U ' Mis* Patti Witte, Miss Gl*nd» itv» Fleming, included over ITS stu­ “Dry Bones”, always a good one the winner* of those games are dent! with special lighting, and for laughs, was sung also. The Sllkwood, Mis* M ar'arns Dsvla, chosen everyone will go out In Glee Club was assisted by the musical effects. St. Catherine's Chapter of Holy > j|„ Varna Ann McOlllla, Mlsa front of th# building for the race*, Cross Woman'! Auxiliary met nBrb»ra McT**r, To start the program off the singing ensemble. MU* Karel Eighth Grade Girl* Glee Club which will consist of n 30 yard Monday at th! home of Mr*. U. Punehi sifi* Betty Vamum, and For variety and apice Part IV • r d the Singing Ensemble sang of the program entitled "Ten doth, fur each grad*. Botn boyt D. Bishop with Mr*. A. II Key M(|( M m Virginia Robison, Mrs. "It** A Grand Night for .Singing'’) Pretty G.rU” included a short nrd girls will participate In th* as co-hostess. .Virginia SmRh and Mist Ethal "Bock and Roll Walt*"’ Accord- playette n'^ng with the sone fea­ races, Ther* will be 360 boy* Mrt. Hirry Cushing, president, Rl*#r. Ion Soto; “Suddenly There's A turing tom Sawyer and a Bridal and g'.rl* racing. presided over Die session and | Mrt, Atg'a Spier and Mrt, flklley” ; “HI LI LI” ; "China FI- Scene. The singers included both ' Harry Woodruff assisted th* A 'ter lunch there will be movie* conducted tha devotional. guTt” ; Mocking Bird Hill and seventh and eighth grada girls * own to th* pupil*. Three enrAnnouncement wat nude of Ute hotteiiei. "Moonlight Bay”. and the Binging Ensemble. tr n* will be shown. After thi covered dish luncheun for all The girls were dressed In pastel The Seventh Grade Mixed Glee GOING OVER PLANS for th* Grand Assembly o f th* Rainbow Girls which Is slated to bs held In nov.ee are shown ther* will he msmbera of the General Auxiliary j formala and to look at them from Club eang "Let There Be Music"; Orlando In June, ore left to right, Miss Inna Jean Corley, Worthy Advisor of tha local group; Miss folk dancing In th# s r n .t In to be held In tha Parish House at the viewer's eyes the stage seem­ "Holla Le", "Nobody Knows The Margaret Ellison, Worthy Advisor Elect; Mis* Jmie Lee Wright, Grand Treasurer of th* Stale of front of the school, until the bell 13 noon Monday, May 11. ed set with a hundred blooming Trouble Ise Seen"; "La Bella Florida; and Miss Heather Orr, Grand Charltv of the Slate of Florida. Both girls made their official rir gi to go home. Mr*. A. W. fiU t, treasurer, reoayie otnklni, daughter of Mr. pastel flowers. Bimba'; "Ha” ; "What Good Dues visit to the Sanford Rainbow Girls’ meeting held recently in the Masonic Temple. (Photo by Jameson I Fach child was aide *n rlgn up ported tm the budget which has Rn(] ^;rli o. M wli Dinkins, 2334 The Seventh (trade Double Sex- A Long Face DoT"j and "Battle for the contest in which he or sh* been met for the year. Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, wat Hymn of the Republic". wanted to participata. This Is At lh# C|0JB „f ih0 biisltes* »es- initiated i**u membenhlp of Phi As a booming climax the Eighth Strictly voluntary. 1, |0n, Iho hostesses tsrved a r#- C.« ni*ta. national professional Grade Mixed Glee Cl ib ended Elghty-saven per e*nt of th*freshing Iced drink and cake to businci* women’! fraternity • • with “Swing Along": ‘Kentucky pupils ilgned up to tak* part In Mr*. Cushing, Sir*. Fills, Mr*. A. ihe University of Florida, "Tiinuti To «m ; ' , "Jcsome on* of th* contest*. Th# J. Greer, Mr. St. Clair# White, i Gayle It one of 13 charter mem* By Class Members shua", "I Believe” and “Tho (ther lit per *»nt will read comic, Mr*. John Guteslan, Mra. John ben for the Alpha Omlcron ehap* A surprise hlrthday party wa* Mr. and Mrs Homer Little enA t O V i C Q O m f i S t !> it of St. Mary*. books,..ssit In the thslr given for Mr*. F. E. Galch.l book tt in Jr room*, or watch Jewell. Mrs. Thomas Vaughn and ter which wa* recently Installed tcrtalned Sunday afternoon at Mr*. Jo* M asters at the University. the other events. I’oth Glee ,b» endei !rging their home on Lake M*rknam Tuesday evenlnT when member*, By MARIAN It. J O M s ' V ur Land and >!y La id ' of the Fidelis Class of the F'irsl honoring John Clark*. a member l)\lc.l)D —Two of tIt,, newly AS a ipecml feature fur tie nf the graduating class of Sent. Church, which Mr*. clested officers of the U.ls.lo Baptist p 'l'tiam , Mr*. Fleming was am- Inole High SchooL Galehel tesrlie*. met al her horns Woman's Club served in two ca­ prl vd at the oml of the afli.ir for their regular monthly busi­ The guests spent Ihr afternnnn will a tpec..il song, compon'l swimming, boating snd water ski­ pacities a: th, metting and lunch­ ness and social meeting. eon this past week. Mrs. Ilonn e I -t ally for her Ly the e'glith ing. T he meeting w ss presided over Ulrey and Mrs. George Carlton '.rad# girl* fj tht t .nr of "Mo. Late In th* evening a delicious were two of the luncheon host­ hy Mr*. F* E. Coop## and the dether.' Miss Diane Aiken then pre- picnic supper wa* trrved. esses, serving with Mrs, Roy vxtionnl wn* given hy Mrs. V. (’. -vi. e her with ■ bouquet «,f rcii Messenger, who used as her topic The honorce was presented with Weisrnhai ger. chan man: Mr*. F. and white flow *rr. a gift from the hosts is s memen- W. Tnlholt) Mrs. T. L. Lingo and excerpts from th# hook "God’s by Dr. Charles L. Eighth Grade Accompanists l.i- to of ths occasion. Mrs. R. 1’ l.ainont. I.els-r they Psychiatry" \ l ,»n Rrnorts were given hy th* '■‘- " 'd Sandra MrKir.n Kay Those ttivilrd wilh the honor** wei* itistallod with the new ofvarious chairmen *f‘er which th* »vey* Marilyn McDumet, Judy were Miss Sarah Jatnbion, Miss ircr* of 21ic club By 9. DRIGGERS gifts were presented to Mrs. Herron and Eddie Kirchhoff, Nancy Richards. Miss Gracia Mrs. A. 1. MiKay, of nrlan.lo. Reviews of new books on the hotorth Get 'j acco ipanitts Smith, Misa Nancy rravaios, past pie.ldent nf :he F, F. VV. Gntrhcl in * pink decorated bas­ ket. " nt W*r* Juily Ludwig, Stanley VihA beautifully drcoraled blrth,,av by William E Barrett I* the |#n, Billy Johnson, Ann. Libbey. Mis* Carol Nutt, Miss Linds C., installed Mrs. Ihintt I'ltey a* • c r y of Bart McVride, a minor HeI. n p i,Uril( .M. rg. r. t (Jrcy , n, Smith, Min Kaye Jenkins, Mm presnlen:: Mrs James E. Brook- cake was presented to her »* the Bohhle Crutcilfleld, Miss Judy shire, fust vice president and group sang ’’Happy Birthday." leagu* ballplayer, who come, to M, rifaret Jon„ . finance chnirmnn; Mrs. Gemge New York to see his mother, who After Mrs. Gatchel had open­ __ ____ ____ _ _ _ Trumpeteer* w a r * T o m m y * A ttygsV Also Bob Mitcnell Gen* Bis*, Carlton, second vie* president and ed her many lovely gifts refresh­ Is a glamorous Broadway alar, *A Ml and to try to do something about flfowr„ *n<* Johnny Crofchlk; Fcnle Morris, Howard Allred. Jim program chnirmnn; Mrs, Lena I. ments vver# seivcd by Group No. a gnawing problem; what had , , * ,, I,u'll!y Kirk ami Hawkins, John Biwen, Jimmy Hunt, secretary; Mi*. J. II. Two who served *• hostesses happened to the girl he knew bo- "!•« Mchibben and Color Guards, Owens, Robert Samuels, Larry ^la'cy, treasurer; Mis. F. W, M ■ a llh Mi*. W. R, Will Ia, chair­ for* he want into tha Army—and ” l,nn Hu<ig«» and Ronald McDau- Burney, Drentley Srhlrard, Ilomcr C a l l , corresponding secretary, man. te n d e r Philip Byrd a n d Mrs Theodore Aulin. third vice th# child? Receiving no help from l#l* Tims# attending wei* Mr*. Bobby Little. president anil membership cluiir* Gatchel, Mr*. Milton Moore, Mr*. his mother, Bart turned to a ------------------------JH 4, #s f I ,j^ # Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clarke, pa- man, ami Mr*. II. G. Still It, II. W, Little, Mrs, Arnold Willi­ atranger—hi* father wh8 waa now J o V - R u t h C l f K C Mb • M R x lay brother In a monastery on * 'u i n ^ - 1 0 5 5 renls of the honored guest also parliamentarian, w re not pre-en ams, Mrs. Cooper, Mr*. Alton attended. V e Hudson. But it was Bart who D p r o i v a c I n t t n to be Installed. Gunicr, Mr*. W. 11. Duncan. Mi*, finally, through finding l^mself, L U lic i Th* member* and vlstinrs en­ l) I’ Wude. Mis, Joe Wright, SACONY D R IS S IS — IV resolved his own confusion. P p n m H m lw s ts Dn i . m* ¥ a joyed * very Interesting In-line Mr*. R, A. Williams, Mis. K. T. "For All We Know," by G. B r ' 0 m U r p n O n D O V U4 Thomas and .Mrs, Guy Bishop. given by Peter Howard, orclud III ii 1 Stern, is about Gillian Ayelsford, ^ The Joy-Ruth Sunday School . I Also Mrs. C. S Sheppard, Mrs. culturlst, of Winter Cmdrti, on . an inquisitive schoolgirl who n*«* of the First Bantlst Church I ( Hamilton. Mu. Vernon l>»Or cli lit a and Their Cultuir, takes note* for a biography of held its monthly class meeting amt you ntt cr Mrs Juscpb l.embari, letlrlug vj*. Mis Harold I lav is, Mis. N T iir n s n .tr her famous family—her glamor- *f the hom« of Mr* Otto Tho- ' president, ptesidel ovet tnc I. Bishop. Mu Willi*. Mi« W tnu r !t<l further ou* aunts, one a fashionable and i1"'*. 2004 Sanford Ave Tuesday Th# Ymith Choir will reh#srse busiitiss meet tig, nt w ilc), time \ Kratxert, Mrs J I’ Whit cruelly rlevrr writer, the other evening, May IS. «: First Presbyterian Church #1 yrnil, reports weic given by ill aker, Mrs. John Roger*, Mis I. for juii a dailllng political hosle**; her The meeting was called to or- 7;.1<I p.ni. |-' l.atoer, Mr* Messenger. Ml'* officers anil rnmmltlee rltnitnon arming cousins; Timothy, an der hv th# president of the class There will h# a Family Night l inen# l-ianklin and Mis* Myitir tor, and Rendal whose life has Mr*. Rslnh Retls, Devotional ssns Covered Bi»h Supper at 7 p in. m Wilson. bc.’n a solendid Iraijedy. The in- given bv Mrs. Roger Schmidtthe Educational Building of Hie Luncheon Honors trrplay between tlie members of which wa* followed by sentence First Presbyterian Church. Add light cream to maple syrup fh • family Ih.-ir triumphs, quar- prayers. Seminole Chapter No. Two, Miss M. Wriqht fur .i delictum sauca fur steamed \: , m I Gel* and reconcillstiom, make one A letter w-s* reail from the OKS will have a regular meeting pudding, ..... o! Mi*» Slern’s most entertaining adopted boy of the class who Is at :he Masonic Tempi# at ft p in. At C^untrv Club 'I novels, in the aLkelsnd Oi phana je Home, Initiation will he held. 4 a e V l'l J Mery Ann Wrlnlit SllS «#rved In Mis* Wright, who was "Abode of Love," hy Aubrey thanking th* d*** for the money The Camellia Circle of the Gar, 'H'MID.I Mcnen. This Is the etory of *n un- ,(,nt him. Th* class voted to send den Club will hold Its yeerly pic- fifnlor- Wf" Hnnrernt halurdav at al-o presented s hostess gift, and Mi-« Yvnnrif Cullen, Mis* Sarah usual clergyman of th* Victorian nn offering to mental health, nic at ih# home of 31rs. Harold 1 P- ln■ h'‘ hl’r Mr' ,n 'td( era who publicly maintained a Report* wer* given hy the Chapman, Loch Arbor at T p. m. Alkfn sl Mav,a'r ,Mn ‘ ml"' Jacobson, Miss Elizabeth Wood­ hgram of more than Oriental pro- *™up captain, and member* and with Mrs. George Andrew Speer ,r’r rl,,b * graduation lunch- ruff, Miss Hawn Ann Pearson, Miss Janie* Klnlaw, Misa Pal Portions In a country house, which prospect* Xvere discussed, as ro-hoites*. l‘on•Mrtd 1 he supported from subscription* During th* social hour refreshThe Ladies Aid nf Ih* Lutheran The long table, at wtiicb the Dunn. Miss Margaret Moor*, Mis* Glenda .Sllkwood, Mial Betty Ann Collected along the south cosst rnenta were served by the hostess Church of Hie Redeemer will gueils were seated, was decoraEnglend. Basing this ireount ' consisting of fruit punch, open meet at 7:30 p m. at the home rrd with magnolia leave* tnd Munson, Miss M.irty Cameron, on allegedly true report* by visi­ face sandwiches ruts and rup nf Mrs. J. F. Ekern,, ItW E. 2ilh blossoms Favors of, crimson and, Miss Harrirt Redding, Mrs. Mar­ garet Wright, .Mr*. Roy R. st. tor* to the house. Menen rerun- cakes. Ths following members pr*»*nt edructa th* life and custom* nf the Th# Annual Garden Club lunch- while fans wer# glvrrt to each of Wright, Mr*. James A. Wright, place, and draw* a portrait of were: Mr«. A J. Peterson, *b*. run will lie held a 10:46 a, m. in the guests lo follow Hie elas* cn]- Mrs, Ava Wright Davis and Mrs, •At %■# ™S Dan larru th of Chattanooga, the founder—part acnunttrel, pact Benny Austin, Mr*. Boger the Woman's Club. Business ses­ or scheme A dcllrioui luncheon *»• then T'enn. libertine, and part geniti*. Schmidt, Mra. W. R. Howard, sion Is at 10:45 and lunch at irsii.-i "Faltfl la Th# Answer," by Nor- Mrs. Thomas W. Brooka, Mrs. 12 noon. Mrs. W. Green* of Win­ ........ .. s Vincent Peale and Smiley Charles L. Arnold. Mr*. Ralph ter Park will he guest speaker. ill* ! TISSUE G IN G H A M G O E S iTanlon (on 14 day ihelfi In which Betts, Mrs. Otto Thomas, Mrs. Installation wilt also be held. • « *'f w n • pettor and a psychiatrist die- l-*"" Swnin Jr . Mrs. I)an Ratten, Theme: Mad Hatter Luncheon. h’///i sultry weather euia your problems. | Mr*. D. Schlnn, Mr*. Robert C. • ’.V .- i Th# regular we#kly game of th* "Saddlebag Parson,” by Sara Hodges, and Mr*. Alfred Chile. Sanford Dupllcat* Bridge Club pj **’ ! will h# held at th* Yacht Club Jenkine 1* the xtory of Jared who J r rt llfVte f j Sl*«v*1eit east dr*it rod* out Into the Florid* wilder- J — at 8 p. m, Public i* invited. with flar* tk Iit., rib­ nr** In 1827 lo bring religion to th* FIIDAT frontier. The Seminole*, deprived bon trim on atmhoUtt Th* second and final bandage of their hunting and fishing, were slim ttlf belt in lies* rolling session of th* year for raiding the white aettler^-eome Colonnade fahilc , , , the local Cancer Loan Closet will of whom were a pretty uniav*V4 l#»Mi be held at the Yacht Club et 7:30 crlap, light A cool. ( 0 lot—and before Jared found a* »* p. m. until 10:30 p . m. All memhimself forced to fight against here of Beta Rlgma Phi .Sorority 4he Indiana he had formerly be­ who ara able to attend thi* ■**friended. An exciting story, told sinn are urged to do so. egalnat the intereiting and unuJ; Scout Leaden and Committee Usual background of Methodist meeting will he held at 8 p. m In eircult-rlding. if* Ihe Episcopal Parish House. This V •Troian Jungle,” hy Laurence * 1*#**■ is a most important session. la r i, an adventure story of disas­ ■*' " Plaaae attend. ter and survival in the bleakest . .11 j MONDAY May IT pari of Labrador, where a plan* iv Mra. F. O. Lamb A re-run on th* play ''P*er eushlanda in a virgin wilderness a rtfiiffjf Gynt” will b* held at th* PinewPtundra, lake and forest In the ■«. 4*4 .*f. crest School auditorium at 8 p. Travel to the troplci, or ruih early winter, and ite occupant* •>■* M in, for th# benefit of the school. «re trapped until the spring reviews to do tha column, around In city heat—you'll stay thaw—eight months away. Don’t forget (o sign up for your Those who hsv* not teen the play cool, crisp, comfortable In "Your Prayers Are Alwayt child or have him sign up for the by lb# sixth grade of Misa [.ucil* Sacony drosses of Cielln acetate Answered" by Alexander Lake this summer. We have a pretty Campbell will not want to miss It. (on 14 day shelf). From hit col- good atort all ready, and 1 hope Tickets may be purchased at th* jersey. In short sleeves or no rlmves. leclion (a lifelong hobbby) ofover no on* gets left out. But we do door. In tiny Rardun prints, brilliant solids, The Dependable das* nf th# DM authenticated etoriea of peo- have Just so many blanks. This is $2,95 TO $5.95 or sweet pastels. Yours to muke as elegant, as pie whose prayers have been ans- the first year tv* have tried this first Methodist Churrh will meet wered, the author has selected 26 and 1 didn’t know how many to at tha home of Mrs. Roy Wil­ young, as gay us your ntoods and accessories inent rot lone from the Innnis of Citify & l.ortl, I)nn d ^ n a tlc accounts demonstrating count on. Th* program will start liams, 420 Elliott Av*. for th* dictate. Swim them through suds, dry on A and social tl^ p o w e r of simple faith to re- on June I, and cod August 31. If monthly business River, Vnllev and I'uller go into our NORRIS build broken lives, restore lost your child finishes hi* reading on meeting st 8 p. m. hanger. They're ready to take you placea in tha CASUAL cool isporl whirl*. Our eloch Ih complete for auntPast Matron* Club of the OES ‘ forliUMi, and bring p#ace, con- time there will be a prize. It not, mcr . . , Including cotton kniln nl SI.OM to f.1.98. morning. In proportioned-to-fit sizes. Sea thestj will mrel with Mrs. W. E Raines, lentment and prosperity to Ita he will get hi* bookworm or map wonder values today. They're America's most possessors. A readable and enter- ha hat filled out, anyway. If you 210 Holly Ave at 7:30 p. m. perfect travel drsuae I talnlng book. nr« Interested, please tell u* and TL'FlSDAY Also a number of new westerns lel us *lgn you up. We are hoping Th# Woman’s Missionary Soci­ and love aloriea and of course this program will help the slow ety of the First Baptist Churrh the favorite—myeteries. readers, and help (he last readers will have a mission study class Hope (he column wat rallied io read good books during the beginning at 10 a, m. Covered U tt sreok. Breaking ln t new at- summer months which will help dish luncheon will bs held at the tiften t and extra school work Just. him keep "in touch” tmtel school church. Members at# urged to at A* scan In Charm, Mademoiselle . . end CBJ* T f T he Big Payoff* h a " ua too busy io r u d abou^b ita ru again. J tend and via;lore *r*,welcome. 1306 £ . l«t ST. SANFORD I’liuna 1222-J Friday, at the Sanford Grammar School, Mae Dav-Play Day will be ohverved, Tbl* ls something new for the stu tents Play Day t« an en'Da day of fun. there will be contest* for ait I to rnt^r, *tirh n« rhprktr*. phr««, horseshoe* d.nctn,. w .n n .r, of th* dlffeient event! will be given medal*. The schedule #nr th# itav I* a* The ..hedul* for the day !* as ^Annual Spring Frolics Given By 175 Students At School Planned Bv Group P&kAonaLi :**■f* John Clarke Feted Ladles Installed $urPr'S2 PQrty Is s f r ’h%zj * N ew <5" '" a°KM On The BO q Ks H e Lf You're going places in your « •U M ‘ vj Happv Birthday F C L U n . itte & 0 |fe> v . X iU .r -3, mCTA1 1 MEN'S L c n . WEAR L �TTTP! SAWWIT) TTKRAMJ 7~ ansa. Linda thought of th* people In church. Old Jaeper would take masterly charge, herding th* wom­ en and children, sending Uia ablebodied men off to tnair assigned pieces She craned Her neck la •**. The main Dr* learned to be tn an a«d office building down tn* aid* Street. Th* (tad Mil) -roe beyond, and a stream ot r a te r v u played upon i t Bui the ftra it** f waa in th« H a m it bulla n*. r j Its dou­ bt* goJianea j t time-seasoned wood that would go Ilka tinder. On th* second floor was a beauty parlor. And the Fowler apartment . . . The toicl&r children/ Herein* nod arranged tor Mrs Fowler to live in on* of the old of­ fice suite*, and pay her rent by cleaning the nail* and aUira. And bow flamee were curling from the windows of th* niantard roof attic; when the warden cem* to her, Linda screamed that children were up Were— "We'll git 'em down, Mlai Linda,” th* man assured her. Hhe put the car where he direct­ ed, and then hurried back to Slam Htreot. Excitement waa mounting tn snouting wave*, much a* the fire mounted and mounted, painting the smoke clouds with crimson, tending mis ol charred paper down upon Lund* a coat sleeva while she waa still a block away. Die ambulance cam* Iroin the hospital and stopped, mid-block, obeying th* rilea of procedure. Alter a oil, Linda ventured lu crus* to where it stood, and to speak to the driver about th* Fow­ ler*. It had been unwise, she cried, tn let Ul* widow and ner children live in *urh a liretrap! "She poor. Miss Linda," Mid the driver. "Poor folk learn in lake chance*. They got to live some­ where. An’ don’ you worry—eln th* doctor a there, them kids have hen thought of. Now look ihcre! They gatin' th* furniture down offn th* gallery! Hlamle in reason they got the khte out (iril." "I hop* they cave her loom. Hhe earns her living by rug weaving," "Well, they’ll save it. given Erne." i Htill ah* frailtd. "If I only knew the children were out ami i a ( e .,.“ Hhe put the question to each one who cam* down the street from the direction nl the (it*. Eventually hair singed off. seemed mighty concerned about that organ!" Old Jasper want oa hla way, and U nda decided to return to Atari a ear. Coughing tn acrid air, ana crossed Ut* atraat, slapped up on tha curb and waa almost knocked down by a running child—a m a ll boy, racing blindly along th* side­ walk. bar* aa Mother Nature ex­ cept tor hta night shirt blown up Into a rope around hla neck. Ha carried hla britches in ona band: tha other arm protected a pink and whlta china piggy-bank, tn which a single coin rattled toneaomely. Ha waa sobbing tn terror, and gasping (or broaUi. Hla face waa atreaked with grime, hla *yaa pal* and staring. Linda caught strong­ ly at hla arm, and held him. "Don’t n s g r aha cried. "Don't run I* ■h* unbuttoned her Mg coat, and wrapped on* half of It around hla bareness. Ha looked up at her, troteeingly, and gulped agonisingly tor air, "Lady,* he gasped finally, T « pure aceerert." "Well, there'* no need now. Her* —let's find th* car." H# went with her docilely. She waa the on* sure, firm thing he hud found In a world of turmoil and terror. Gradually, then, tha excitement (llmlnlihed with th* Hama* and smoke. Jacob came with the word that Alan would go on to tha hos­ pital. Ha was to lake Mis* Unda home. utile boy constantly at her albow. Ha tollowad her Ilka a poppy, and gated at nar with adoring sy as Karty ah* aant word to hi* mother that n* we* s a lt By midartarnoon ■now waa coming down in thick while flak**, and lb# children planned excitedly on coaating. But the servants aald that to­ morrow would m akt a good butch­ erin' day—firm real good fraeial Th# atgna war* right— th# »auaaga wouldn't frixxla down to nuth* tn’. nor the bacon rrlvel up in th# pan. The emldren debated th* o h a r m * ol thia davelopmenL “Butcherin',* Jim told Manning, “can be aaaet a* much fun aa elidin'." On amaltar farma, hog butcher­ ing required daya ot preparation. At Us* Orctn it meant only a bringing In ot entra hand* to help, the tarty lighting ot flrte tn tho trough, tho work table brought out, IM beam truaeed to tta supporta. And early rising, too, of con row But ovtn *o, Undo waa bruahmg her hair when th* first shot rang out. Excited by th# talk and th* pre­ paration*, Manning waa anxiou* to ba out and away, and would scaresly ta t hla oatmeal. U nda walked down with him far anough to point out wbero ha might go, and w hirs not. Tha twin* cam* pelting Uuwn th* hill to join him, and th* willseyad children alood staring al tba first hog being llttad from tba vat of scalding water, drawn over the table, steaming hot, where the nun and their eharp knivea were all ready to work awiftly at their Job ot scraping oft tha hair. By that time Unda had talked her little boy companion Into aleepy calm. Jacob laid the real ot the Fowler family wax being cared for. Linda gave tha overseer authori­ Aa they passed the night-duty po­ lice officer, they told him that they ty to asnd the children hack In tha house If they mlsliehavril, and slia hail llili* un* child. When they reached the Green, herself went hastily up the hill l.lnda wrapped tier coal around Hi* again. "Butcherin’ " wax nut her child and led lum into the wide tin t choice ot amusement, that hell. Ills eye* were as big aa aau- .Oxtht, alia knew from experience, cere to tee lamplight twinkling in the row ot naked carcasses in the a Ihuuxand itara upon the Christ- lantern light would be a sight to max tree. "It's putty," he Mid, avoid —but she must ta sure that sleepily. some ot the meat wax sent tn Man­ Hhe mule x tad for him upon the ning* mother. With a final glance ov»r her deep cnurli in her own room, and he waa talerp before he finished shoulder to sea that the children tha glass ot milk and the rookies were still where she hail led them, the went into the house, and back which Jacob brought. l.lnda lay in her own tad, lis­ to the hreaklast mum whrte the tened to III* sound ol a child a family still lingered at Hie lal.t*. "Hello. U n ity r o a r e d Jasper, breathing close hy and liked know, ing lie waa intre. Nest morning, “you gel thinga under way?" It was pretty fin* to let him drtax Hha nodded, smiled and slipped in lum* ol Jun ■ clothes, to lake into her chair. Hhe thanked Jacob for the food Ilia hand and lead him ilownxlaira, to escort nun through tha glories ha brought her, and mentioned her □I Clm.itmox m that nmme. The hope that Manning'* mother be al­ family had been told they would lotted a share of tha meat. liav* such a guest, and there were "He* you lost your ihadda,* gllla lor the child tanraih Hie lug leased Jasper. "Did he trust ynu treej a lasik anil candy, mlttrna enough la leave hi* piggy-bank taand a red fir* truck with a ladder hind with you?" "I llmik so--he didn’t have it Unit cranked lip! Hla name wax Manning, lie had with him. ilul, Father, that tank freckle* across lux not* anil a cuw- liuids a whole nickel!" lick in his straw-colored hair. Ilej The old man chuckled, “t knew waa nine, Rnd once hla shyness had It was a treasure," he agreed. Linda noddrd, anuling wild fully. mrltrd, full ol questions Jim and Ann would have taken "I lk rather wonderful In he loved over ills entertainment, but the Imy , (hat way," she confessed. "And trusted. I thought, Inst night, thst Id like, perhxps, In adopt Min- Red Sox Get Roster Hy The Associated Pu ts | Kuril i lull It allowed 23 player*, The Boston lied Sox, Iheie plaits plus seivice leuirnees, a month stymied hy baseball Commissioner lo tlie day after ihe season opens. Kurd Frick shortly before Ihe deadBoston otiglnally had placed line, were the last eluh to conform sore-arm Willard Nunn on the distu the player-lintil rule which went aided list, bui Fuck voided the Inin effect at midnlglil la-t night move, saying hr watn'l going to after a day of hurried trades amj make die dPaldrd lul a "calchre-asstgnmems in the major leag- nil" by pulling "a guy on llie list lies. jusi beraute he lias a tore arm." The itnl Sox were experleil In Tlir Clnclnnall Itedlegs Jusl got anmiunre officially NuLiy Him tlirv under llie wire, optioning pitcher have ptaerd Mel Parnell on the Pal Scanllebuiy In llavnna nf the disabled U<t tn gel llirir rosier In Inirrnitional League. Th* mova order Parnell Iwisiril an ankle was set up when llie Itedlegs made severely in yesterday'# game, a tine.fur-two deal vviih 111* St. al Drtrnd, Louis Cardinals- receiving almrl- G O O D START Order ! oA ve ' . tlnp Alex Gramma* and nnUlrlder Joe Ki a ner fur uAlnym.in Chuck Hai moil. Sr. l-ouis, which earlier optioned piirlirr Gordon Jones to Omaha of Hie American Assn., is ■ man under Its limit following Ihe tiade. Thr Kansas L'lty Athletics met Ihe limit by releasing veteran Klmer Valo. who broke In with the A's n IR41) Last night the Philadelphia Phillies invited Vain far a workout. Th* Alhlellcs al«i optioned pitcher* Arnle Porloearrero Pi Birming­ ham of the Southern A**n Art Ceerarctll to Columbus nf ;he Interna­ Titusville Tides tional League, and mil Harrington Tknrskar, Her SI lo San Diego of tha Pacific Coast M l * m , 1 1 1 am L l l p m l ul p m twagiia, and sold catcher Joe AtI'sISar. Her S* troth lo San Diago. , i nl i is | »l a m l ill » is lil* p m I a « e r 4 ar> M e* N Thr Maryland Jockey Chib w»* S 44 a. m 1 II I m founded In 1743 it Annapolis, The • o l p m lllpm • eeXer. Her IT association now rare* at the Pim­ M l i » I !* *m lico course mu side Baltimore. * is P m I el p m up' ONLY * _ lA P f e p e u fiS P !R * r 2 , 4TABT* \ .y W j' TH * Y£AP} B ea t ’ . BPOOPLY.U tf/ r p A 9 ‘ M>T r e e , j A ttx t r / * i fLL . PLY ffttfNP, p f TMt P l T T i B U M H \ > t * A r r * , tvM o ; STAHTMP / 9 p 6 m * / r Me p / r e Y p * ) n e e r A /M M/s 1 [A * M e p -x a Y D a n up ta $904 M UCHOPM r**OCCti * coMtt PROP HHKHACK OP KttP/HO TMe BALL 10M TO MAKt TMt OPPOHT/OM MIT OM n t O P o u H p -tm c t i r * t t t M e * m \A T tO OHLY2oXoP dPO W P BAIL* e t c QMS Mir*. G A C. F I N A N C E § L . V vie By ATem M over ^ t v i i r> . V - i /"< \ f ) \(Y ' me s M iy r a A P A c ts e r r e R f i a at me .:%%* p: a t 3 New T w i s t s Are Ad To Boxing Last Night •:« {ItAMfiLEL'.P.' I much Hauler to heal the any Lar 7— couple of new | lighting." ho said. ” added to boxing in The nationally televise.! C.ticagc night. Hiadmm nonritlc burn doh u t n ir, manager of Cll Turner and Saxton emit I abruptly • a fine . cr l)r. at the start of the lOt'.i and lust f the Illinois Athletic round, Slotr. after the ninth, lumped 7 champion Johnny into the ring t> examine Turner, red that Ian* who win, »i* bleeding from a gashed ttingly give linn new fvturow, rut no*e and from Insula the mouth. Turner was not al. r me work Jo*t that |mird to continue on Shirt's i.ta n , and Saxton gained a 1nth-round ID IC O T C S P SHOUIPA 6QT A PAH POP TP/ B i t ACM** ViG PiPUT TAk S ICV6 TO CCYMlCE £ f c p /o ,ie mS'p pecopcpup rp o * * > l?SS POLIO ATTACH-n >-/Lf A 'C tf o p 7P£ rp /e e Mirren* w s p b Pi 0(J'tPfP;.\,a_ PQP TAP P.PyT TtfQ Wfcrrp i t ~PB e• o Ja>I i Z O , -iL EA6UE /If M>rn s& AHP POVBP*. Ifuifribwlfd Xtaf fia.'afii i yAdwbti "Turner wa* Weedin'; e\ce»*lve. _ _ _ |y from the throat." e.iid Shut l y V u n O n y w a aitorvvanR "The cut at tlie e.lgn a Q friirtn rD hi* right rye and nn-e laeeia, 0 J irU C iU rc ii„ns also were taken into account x—na«rball Controls- in my dcri*ion." trick indicates , j?axron, who was giectcd he nges will he needed i,0lM fr„m a small HUmint uf 2. Pig In the game * structure in cnaoic c * 7 n m e r < , hack-prdnllri^nd the minor league to exist. | picked up hi* •huts with c " .e r Frick said yesterdgy: ‘'Subsidy and smooth effectiveness. I« not the answer. We nerd an Turner eonrinuou’ly hammered evolution of rules and plans for j him a join M the rope*. but Jolinnv the guy* in the minors lo get a blocked many of the punches Hist break. We are working on a re- may hate looked a« if they »rm appraisal tn try and bring thr on target to the TV atidimte. •haves' ami 'have-nols' closer Saxton countered sharply and Inge tiler and gel clo-cr compel!- didn't have a scratch when l? wai Don, The minor league situalion nil over while Turner looked ,n is serious—lot’s nut kid ouraclv- if ho had been caught In a spray cs," 1of red paint. ^ Frtrk Intimated (hat Ihe develu x to n weighed **1 vt ..—npment of lighter player control rr 131 for Ihe bool which Johnny would spell Ihe eml of (he bonus used a« a warmup for n prnpn.rj rule which would no longer be vetiiin litre mx.-ch against Carmen necessary. | Ila-ilm in July. ----------------------I "Turner was way ahead when Michigan Scale cro-* country Skill slopped It." said the iraia learns coached hy Karl Schlndo- Kate. "In my 3.7 yuar.e in hosing, man have won four NI \ V four never have I seen slich InjiMli* Big Ten. one National AAU, ami a ’ tlial doctor pulled.'* three K'AA lilies. t'nlil Ihe fight was halted, Jg/'-* -----— C O R P O R A T I O N Old Print*** Theater Building 111 WI5T FIRST STRICT Sanford,Florida • Talaphone IMS Hurfac* Need* Preparation Mr. Morgan explain* It Ihla way: "Not all stucco, concrete or masonry surfaces ars th* same. Thera ar* manf Individual differ­ ences. Even what want Into mak­ ing th* eonatructlun material ha* much 4to do with how wall tha aui fnc* will hold paint. "Some surfaces must be sand­ blasted before painting. Still others can ba proparly prepared need only ba dueled before th* paint la appliad.'' Because no universal praicrlp. Una for surfs.* preparation can he written, Mr. 3targan maka* Ihla suggestion: "Ask for and fol­ low tba sdvlc* of somabod/ wha know*—your painting contiactoi or your paint merchant.' Failyr* lo U*« this initial atep account* for many of tn * 1 unhappy remit* when slucro, coneraat* or miaonry is painted, h* hellavei. Uthar dlaappolntment* atent from th* paint ititlf, Derrlnp Special Talnla "From the paint manufavTurer'a potnl of-vlew, many dlffarent In­ gredient* ran L* uaad to maka a I mil stucco, concrat* and masonry paint," Mr. Morgan pointed out, "Hut thera Is no ajnglit Ingredient that automatically guarantee* a superior product.'* Till* knovvlmlga ha* tad lo tha development of new and batter (unlit* tor th* purpose, k* b u r r ­ ed. A* an example, h* cited "W aathar-Clad’, recently intro­ duced hara by iiliarw In-William*. "It I* mad* up of a variety uf Ingredients, each aalected for known pr/iptflm* and combined in what tha paint maker* call s balanced formulation," ha ex­ plained. Mr. Morgan Indicated that this "balancing art" hi* barn touml to ba tha key to developing these new, apaclaliiaii paint*. "Couplt auch paint* with propar aurfaea preparation and you era certain lo gat th* long-lovad bsauty you aaak," ha proinlxed. — -A d v . , I| M arovtu had Saxton aw .id The hinged snrrer streak in 8! 81, Judge Frank » lark h.i-t Dartmouth College history was IS Turner in front 88 R(1 and Referr* victories, stretching from in id-sea- Frank Stkoia favored Saxhui JKILSKY CITY, N. .1. i r - J c r s e y , (tty 's haschnll fans made II oldrtnl today—they don’t like Hie Brooklyn Dodgtas any mitro lliaiil Hie Dodger players like In play here For mine strange reason, the lerse'iles have not accepted Hie Dmlgrrs at ihetr "hiime" leant ilctpue Itroukly it's -ilimiiim uf Itnosevelt Stadium at ||s home lor seven garnet in each ol the next three seasons. The Dodgers have played two league garnet here so far, includ­ ing Iasi night'* game against Ihe St. Ixiiiis Cardlnalt. Ttley've won both, Inti on each occasion they've heard more hoot than vdieers. Why, nn one *eeni tn know. Some tay Hie Jersey lily fans nr* naltiixl Giant rooters. New York Used tn have an Interna­ tional League farm club hrr*. Other* say the fans are still | <W THt B '0 7 BtOPrfANPBH I COM EBACK HERO BA'>e• * iff v.T.DMGh v u v ra ii—• .« A Y BALTIMORE IJT) - As Usual poRm e they're searching today, mostly to have something to talk abour at /N P /A N S I'itnllco. for reason* why Needles might not he able to follow up his Kentucky Derby victory in llie 1‘rcaknes* Saturday. But IF* pretty hard since llie character from Florida has col­ lared more money than all of his eight likely challengers put to­ gether. Jack Dudley and Ronnie Heath have collected $402.0.73 from the racing of Needles. Owners of the eighf other 3-year-olds could show only S3*3,MO if they pooled their earnings. The eight and their individual earnings are Count Chic, $84,923; Eiffel Blue, $48.87.7; Kahlua. 178,313; Golf Are, $34,830; No Ilegrets $30000; Come On Bed, $26,<00; Fleet Tee;, VO,223; and Ralheram $10,130. The bulk of dough bagged by Needles drrivr* from victories in three slralgh; lOO-grand affairs, the Flamingo, Florida Derby and Kentucky Derby. Tile Preakness will return a profit of $84,230. Trainer IJoy (I Lawson of Count , Clue, one id the few meminiii'd mint piominently with having a chance to upset Needle*, had this, tn say; i "He's tough, but we're going to' try him a lime «r two more. You never can tell with a Ititle racing ----hick. . . D Count Chic was heatrn by three K 3 ((nailers of a length by Needles W in Hie Florida Derby and three lengths when he finished fourth | y | . in the Kentucky Derby, |VJ{ Trainer Henry Clark, who re­ luctantly scrachrd Iticct T an a* I • a I'rcakness probable, I* one nf I n those who thinks that Calumet III Faun's Fabm* may beat Needles tf anyone does. "Trainer Jimmy Rv Jones seems to have tilings going Thi for him now," lie said. Soot I Needles passed Cabins In Hip has I *itp;.,h ul the Kentucky Derby and Ma won hy thiee r|iiaiirrs of a length, pileh While Neriile* loafed all week in rnn*< Ins sl.ill, Kaluiis sped three ipiar, log > te n uf a mile Tuesday in 1,12 2.7. put The "rea*iiner*" tiellryc thr three mile and thirc sixteenths along place with the shorter stretch will helpj Jul Kahilis as vumpami In 1He mile plcle and quaitcr, derby. However i Die t Needles al*o iieat Kahilis twice at *paci a mite and rigid]) ami once at a notch mile. ming r CHAPTER SIXTEEN TUB NIGHT waa a clear s m , but the a u r a war* now blotted out aboir* th* tows by tha glow of a hundred headlight*, and twirling aloud* ai apark-spangled smoke. Linda atayed with the ear—a wardeei would tall her where to put It. Alan and Jacob got out and ran, aide by aide, aa they had don* thinga together, when they were babtta, Hiu# boy* and growing Reasoners' Discussing Preakness •w Vl V• d.-/ ;■ Willi*1 *' mifcV'tisIstintl a •wwsrwfhW r i i n r tied, dev eloped end Bhanefca-WUMemA tha world'■ largewt a doubt It offtn yon tha grontmit valua r and protection fa* exterior masonry than ordinary ttvat can't ba harmed aW M TM I-Q AI raalada al kind* of weather extreme*. Dirt a W U T tN I-O U l —Am tip a alow chalk-off action that makes It a ■elf-cleaning paint a W1ATMM• CLAO resists bIKtartrig, peeling, mildew and alkali ookv-bunw a W1ATHIV • CVAD la made Mpedally for homaa, apartments and eoranM*dal building! la thia ana. $e* •* fa* M l detail* ew hew ta apply W1ATHIR-CIAP • a m w *r ptavlsuily palatad aurt*(*a . . . I t b**utiful m w ial*ra ta the*** bane IfWft'*!!• btetdy nn( ftfoHftton for gaft/kF wodd •••Nil trim. W illiam s Lumber & H ardw are Co, 293 E. !3th IT. l)c Bary Consum er's Longue DC ll.lflY, FLA. Hill H ardware Co. 301 K. 1ST ~ �— Make Summer More Pleasant 16-PIANO aiRTICK M ER C H A N D ISE U L. Sill — Piano Technician IJ—ARTICLES 4 OR HALE Phone 2164 Rout* 1. Sanford 21-ROOFIN O-l* LUMBINQ Tor Better nun\hta« Pee or Cau W. J . KING 2800 outh Park—Phone SO Bot/W dl Phone 1A-PLACES TO EAT . YOU'I.L i.ir.n Our P in e Lunch from Tie. Serv­ ed in coo] comturt—.MItS. APPLE­ BY'S RESTAURANT. lixt S. Park £ Q d Valdex Hotel. OPEhT 'TIL 2 A. M. Friday and Saturday night*. THE 1)00(1 IE DINER and DAIt. Lake Mary. H-LOST a NO ru ilN D LOST- Puppy- Colllo 4 Shep­ herd. Brown & while. On* whit* leg. White mark (orehefd to pine. 5 'i mouths old. Aniwert to the name u( "Angus.” No Iden­ tification, small collar. Lost Sun'day. Contact E. U. Carter, looo Oak Ave. •B—PERSONAL NOTICE* 48-PA .M AND GARTEN Read Classified < TH E 8ANFORD HERALD ! Thun. May 17, 1056 Pajte 7 THE OLD. HOME TOW N By STANLEY 1723-R. —Factory to Te*— I’EAT-Get your Daetwyler Peat I*43 or A lu n lm tm at Grapevillc Nursery. 40e Bu. V enetian B linds bag. Annuals now ready. Phone til* bath. Florida 2038-GrapevlIle Ave. Just off 3-BEDROOM, Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom room. Oak floors, larg* lot. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Country Club Rd. shad* 4 fruit traas. Call 1074-W. rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 51—WANTED 111 HUY cords. Senkarik Gtesw aad P aint Ca. Contracting aid Repair two, or three H. Plume 320 WANTED-One, teef sanlord Ave, Phot* t i l l 112-ltd West 2nd St, P. aIr-compressor. Call 2031-W. FOLDING Cot >—33.98. 50 F t Hose PINE timber. No tract too large PLUMBING or small. J. I. Gllsson, 108 W. Contract and repair work. Free 12.93 All slio Tarpaulins. ArmyMh St. Sanlord. eitiniatea. It. L. Harvey, tut Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. •Sanford Ave. Phone 1121. WE need tunmure, paying top R E N TA L S cash for sam*. Ball to buy from, Plumbing. Kretky Heating SUPER TRADINO POST on M. G. HODGES V4—APARTMENTS Hwy. 17.12. Ph- 2017-W. Service on Ail Water Pump*Walla Drilled — Pumps ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner. W^ A * A Paula Road Phone 700 Complete attachment*. perfect, p m it* baths. 114 w. First St, t l —SPECIAL NOTICES condition. 815, Ph. 1723-R. Avalon Apts. Efficiency. 720 W ENVELOPES, letterheads, state- FOR FILMS, Finishing. Tape Remenu, invoices, band bills, and corders. S u p p. 11> * . SEE —— FURNISHED ApL 2300 Mellonr o 8 r a ra a, etc. Progressive WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA KHOP villa. riming Co. Phone 408 — 403 210 s. Park Ave West 13th St. Ocean F r o n t MlAfTICALLY now baby buggy, HUTCHISON'S Apis. 539 S. Atlantic. Daytona ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call i-iltiipiH'd with pad 4 net. $12. llrach. Call 2374-W. Phono 327-II. Ralph Ray, 3150. FURNISHED Apts. 201H W. First UPHOLSTERING St. Reasonable—Phone 1121. Custom Made Drapery and Klip U-APPMANCES Covers FKIGID.URK appliances, sales EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ STANLEY K ULP and service. G. II. High, Oviedo. able (or bachelor or couple. Phone Sanlord — 28S8J Fla Phone F05-33I5 or Sanlord Private bath. Across from cost 2621 S. Park (lllway 17-92) 1642 W alter 6 p. m. Office. Manuel Jacobson. P T. V. R EPA IR S 13-flOMIS HMD Ford T rnctor Double SEVEN room bouse, furnished or unfurnished. By owner 411 Pal­ Bottom 1-1" Plow, 3 Row metto or Pb. GDI-J. LESTER (Belsy Rosa) Spinet pi­ C ultivator. ano, like new. Only $330. Pilose BRITT TRACTOR CO. ' , AIK CONDITIONING 'Til 10 p. in. Service Calls $3.00 W. For Room or Rulldini A. Norris Ph. 1531. J. y. Herrin, AoUaway. Hospital a n d B a b y II. B. POPE CO. INC. Ph. 2893 J. Licensed Techni­ Beds. Day. Week or Monlb— 204 South Park Ave. Phone 1443 TeL 1423. Furniture Center— cian!, guaranteed work. _______ 118 West First w e l d in g daggehly C A. TAYLOR. Jr. Ideal and Long Distance moving. A PPLIA N C E CENTER 307 E. Fourth St. Agents for HOWARD VAN 'Your Westinghoua* Dealer" , LINES, INC. PENINSULAR PHONE 1757 115 MAONOLIA TRANSFER 4 STORAGE, Inc. W ELL DRILLING 45—BUILDING MATERIAL* — Office 1300 French Ave., Phono Pump Silas with V 3168. Repair Service USED BRICK G A R L A N D SH AW Something VERY SPECIAL for TWO CARLOADS beautiful used P. O. Box 518 .Mothers Only at Phllltpa Cobrick. Orange, rad, and burnt LONGW00P lonial Cleaners, I'hune 451. black. See them at SHERMAN Phone: w. p. 20 2982 CONCRETE PIPE CO. • f"” ™ ; AUTOM O TIVE- 3 Bedroom C*wy*t* Black VA — $233 Down Payment 336. Par Month P 4 I Kitchen Fully Equipped Act fast in “hooie colors and tile A. K. S h M o u k er, Builder Fhaas itti 3 Bedroom. 1-bath Houia. San Lanta Sub-Dlvfalon; $1700 down and aiiuma O.I. 4tk% Mice, with 170.39 Alonthly Pay’ta. Thonc 2874-R lor appointment. NOT A PROJECT! BUT— Homes of Rc*| individual tjr: Brittany Farm Homaa. Early American, Ultra Modem, Con national 4 F r a n c b Colonial types. BUILT On Larg* Landscaped Lota i In the bait of neighbor­ hood*. Efficiency apartments, air con­ ditioning and TV optional. 2«2l COMPLETE with all the feature* you hav* dreamed about such S. Park (Highway 17 02), San­ as colored General Electric ap ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT Dilutees and colored plumbing (Uturcj. 3-ROOM turnlsfied apartment Close in, 111 E. 8th St. $sooo monthly. Phone 2366 or 1032. AND available et reasonable IT—BROKERS end REALTORS prices with the beat financing 2-HEDROOM furnished apt. Very 4 with minimum down-payelaan and close In. Phuna old, manta. BALL REALTY Jimmy CowanRAYMOND M BALL OSCAR 81 II \ RIt ISON E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. alr-cnndi Rkii IIIIOKERS W tllbom C Phillip*, Jrtinned. 17-02 south city limits 8. t). HiKnir-> m j ri. Asmrlilr Slumberland Court. i 164 Snuth Park Ave. Phone stfl Three and tour nmm furnWhi-.l since 1949. Sanford’s Leading apt*. Very clean ami close In. i Builder of homes for over t 600 bee u* for Fn-m-n Ave. rropi-Mv people. Salr* Office: t.utlo Venice It LAI. I M . r t : lllllt E-l.N Phona (Ho, Jimmv Cowan. in Loeb Arbor 7.- t 4 F r e n c h TWO modern three room* 4 hath, PHONE tIOt J. W. IIA I.I,, KKAl.TOIt lakcfront apartments $32.00 nmn”l'ail Hall" Phone U.’>8 ihly Lung wood. Telephone Win­ ter Park 2-73381 IF II lb Itr.AI LSI \TK HEADY io move In—Nnv 2 bed. j-k I rmnliv ,v .Miiiitelili room lu>u»». Monthly pcymenie FURNISHED rle»n l»t. floor aat 117 Siulh Park Phone 772 $37 00. principal 4 hitcreat pertinent. 1004 Palmetto Ave. They Know FURNISHED A pt Phone FI MV 3-Ilfilrimm home ready soon. Mtinthly payrm-ni* $.'ai.ix) prm M SI) AND HOME 2 ROHM furnished apt. Tile bath, ap.d A intctvst. Down payment 3 bedroom hums and 5 am-* tiled larni land Priced $92311 private entrance. Phone 3>Ji>-J 3 « to 3%. DAILY A C ito u 1 Brother of AN-I 8 Epoch* 9 A burst of elieer* ttom n ere"J ft AM. » 5 drjni: ,t Durtv I tl'IdrM of heabng i Norte l ■> Vmnn - v n Vir.-un i I tl-l-, i It Ae1imurr. • *yoi i IS A in onea' givup 19 • te- v4 Oim iR io J Kind i f vjue i pi t 1. \ cry » rnnj '3, Iat** a* I, »lh*r» T To e-ilt again o Roman rionev ; t Went in b*.--ltf Mn»s,er I>*longing to nil 21 Body of watar 33 A clora friend .76 Summing Immense M 16ft 4 I Ituffeon 41 Affirmative volte I? Java Ires CROSSWORD - n i t ) lit M i iJL'JtLt O-JBU DOWN 13. R ut-jija m iri h :p j j i leu 1. Printed Pill HfflUU 'JiliI cotton long:-jwh ununaM K cloth Ing 1*1EI LI 111921 :•)(•)'to) u n il a: to <u a i 18. Truth i-iitii j:-j*;n) 2. Wmg,ike II. Flex '.n u a iiu ii rjcjD 3. A climbing 19. Ralted .in n i-Hiatt j a plant I I DeeI3IMI1 iHUUHttPI 4 Negative eerU tlMCIM U ll’J ’-. 22 Emreply . h u p ; rita;-j * if 6 Antelope ploy. lAfr l ed • •terdti't Aa*«*r 6 A-clio 34. Require 34 Location of explorer 33 One of the the “Lean­ ing Tower’* IDHU Philippines 7 Al t on 2$ Period of 33. Cougar fullest » Man » name 37 . Perish 35 Ripened strength t ear) 9 T*1k Inili of 28 Semblance* 11 Rough 29. Hlortea the roan project Ion a 31. Sharpens 40. Greek let teg FOR speedy, reasonable 4 reli­ HEDI-MI.X CONKRKTE able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ Miracle Concrete Co. vice. CALL HOOVER. 2833 or 309 Elm Ave. Phona 1135 vlilt 503 S. Sanford Ave. METAL ROOFING ROBSON Spitriint; Gnmls C F.it.U 1IC TII.K Now in stuck. ! V Crimp—I 1*" _ Evlnrude Sale* & Service Paul F. Mueller 4 Son Ph. 131 Ciirriigairtl — 2 V Corrugated E. 1st St 1'liuno 998 I res estimate. Quality work. Get all Your roofing nrtils at 1] Ft. Aluminum boat 4 trailer, Mothers have until May 26 to WIN. Bhermon Concrete Pipe Co. Out West I3th St. 10 II. P. Johnson. Call 406-R. Call 181. the Phillips COLONIAL CLEANERS, tS-llUSINfcSS F.HCIPMENT WILL SACRIFICE BREAKFAST DELICIOUSLY 1130 22 II. P. Johnson Outboard Hot Biscuits, Eggs, Ham, Grit* 3 • / i* \ rMotor. Make mo an offer. Plume and Coffee—60c. MRS. APPLE­ HAYNES Otfic* Machine Co 5 ROOM furnished apartment. Typewriters. adding machtnei ■fa r •* at price Sijivi (or new 2 h di LOWELL E. OZIER Harry Whitancr at 2203-W. BY’S RESTAURANT, Valdez kO Garage, Phona 2468 J. Salta-Rentals. 114 t i n . . Ph 44 renin lumie flUlldfr - Phnn* 1H|A Hotel, 16—PARTS-lte.-JAIHS % otfieei teat 8 Orlando Hr, FURNISHED 2-bei*room garage ! Total price unit >9350 fur new 3 47-FimNtTUR E-HOUSEHOLD apt. ?H Maple. Phene 1772-J. EM PLOYM ENT EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN% iK-drmim home GOODS I' ■ »• »MENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ LARGE, cool. 2 HR furntrhed ING—Passenger c a r s ani l 16—HELP WANTEP-FEMALE Hubert A. U illljim , Runllnr apt. Screened porch. $.V> month, T~ A r* Trucks; all makes, slici—M ton Ha*nir-nd LundquDt. Aa*ocUlr ly. Ph. 1368-J, 1703 MYgnolu. to 5-ton. Seminole Counly Mot­ WANTE D~ BlautielaiiT" Eith*r~jl7 Phone toil AlUmic Bank Bid; % or Sr. o p e r a t o r . ELLA’S 11 ors, Inc. 319 E. 1st St. PHONE Thr»n room furnished apartment. BEAUTY SALON tn DeBary 1011. f 2101 Magnolia, $50.00 monthly. P h o n e 1604-J . EVERYTHING YOU NEED js n n m o w n * // % .’1 Phona 1673, R ohm A. Willi.in*. FOR A LOVELY IS—TRAILERS FI O M R S ./ .MODERN .1 tledr<Hini and den fa BEAUTY (i|HVator*. full or partIIMHIOUM -1 j41* I }• F I' UNISHED apt . 4 rooms $5(1.00 Kilchnt rqiiipprd. Local, <i at i. i time. Apply in perron, HarriIt will pay YOU lo ace US before In Choice ut Colon per motiUi. Adult,, 70(1 W. 4tii v’EW, BeautUully Daligned THREE Uandulpti Sl. Owners Mtslurtune • tt’s Beauty Nook. 1U3 So. Uak you buy. Open Evenings and I-ji St. Ph. 1642-W evrnlligt li1 and FOUR Bedroom Home* • 1 naceitlialet hit olftring at $8.Bundayi. Ave. % Puo, which It rertainly $l,ooo leu and 2 Baths b Easuidr Trailer Sale*. 5 ROOM garage apt. Modern >4 if 11 than it* trim v»|m-, $73 pec WANTED—While single woman Palatka. Fla. baili, kuefn-n equipped, largo FHA and VA (GI) FINANCED % between 18-40 who would liko to month will handle. Immadiata YOU fOU GET ALL aercenad jtorch. garage. L ’lu*a j+T a1 ' M A Varied Selection ol Plant Ft. Now Moor housa trailer Poiieailnn. learn Dental Laboratory work. % In. Phone 1'nrrd from 111,700 to |2i.ouo with metal awning and TV. Contact Sanford Dantal Labora­ Available Juno 1st. Bargain HOME AND INCOMB tory, Sanford Atlantic Bank 2 ROOMS, first. Newly furnished. Built By PIECES price at $3300, can finance. Upatalra I* rented: downitalra la Bldg. Room 603, betwean 9-4. Navy, elderly couple or single % 4L Double Dresser Box Spring Park Ave. Trailer Park. Lot 4-A. ready for you tn nuive In. Ruth ODHAM 4 TUDOR, INC. IPair Pillow> person. Ga», electricity, water, WOULD Ilka colored lady for Mirror unit* nicely furnished IlLllldlng 1 Bmldrri of Finer Hume* linen* 4 utllitle* (urn. Reason­ 24 R, houic trailer with cabana. Bed Spread liouia work and care of children. iPiokcasp Bed recently (minted Large Lot. si­ able. Phono 916-M. F it Florida laving Completely furnished. Radio, TV. Pair Buudotr Live in. Phono Winter Park, lunerspi mg tuated nrnr ilnri*. Kecf, that and etc. $730. Call 2JUJ until 2U40L Mattress Lamps eeit of living <l»un on tide bar­ LIVE it the beat address In town. HOMES AVAILABLE! 6:00 p. m. ,,.8anIord, Fla gain or reoi butb unit*. Only Beautiful, redecorated apart­ Soulh I’mecrejt - 17-IIELP WANTED—MAI.fc ?10 DOWN 17,300. ment. 1717 Park Ave., Phona Gfove Manor* ....... Sanlord, Fla WILL SACRIFICE Valencia Villas .......DcLand, Fla 1T43-J. 3130 Stielbournu Clipper 27 ft. Help Wanted—Experienced SaleiM ather o f Sanford ^Iiousa trailer. Will tmancu, luw men to work In iture. Full tune. SALES o r r i c E S e m in o lo R e a lty .43-09 F. t i t Rt. Phene 117 2-ltOUM lurnlthcil apartment $45, down payment. Phone 132. Firestone Store*. 2M3 S. French Ave. rite* Mwt includaa uUlltie*. 107 W. Ninth W. DIETRintS T. W. MERO Phone: 2100 and 2980 street. 1901 Park Ave. Phone 27 or 143 FOR RENT—33-ft Royal Sparlon M-MALE or FEMALE BARGAIN! trailer on lake lot. Sleep cool Mahogany drop SMALL furnlthed apt. 312 Oak tai* summer. Lake privileges. Help Wanted—Mala or Female. BUNTA.N-FYFE leaf table and four eushlum-ii Ave, Ph. 2987 31. H O M E S H IGHW AY nU S IN K S S Water furnished. Write P. O. full or parl-tlme, Commission chair* S.HKt value, only $125 'awuMon for Rent with apartment, Box No, 183, Lake Mary. sidling Wonderful oppnrtunity FURN. apt. Light* 4 water, gar­ Term*. Plume 112(1 -J. Of —— for ulg earnlngi. Firestone age furnished. $33 mo. Ph. 2U6. lunii DOWN 14—USED CAliS Storai. ROCK Maple dinctlo *et $10; cluh Bedroom, ell fmmlshed garage Apt. 1820 Park- PhCONVERTIBLE—Clean ’52 Ford. 16—SALESMEN—AGENTS chair $25. youth bad 10; crib $10 2-BEDROOM apartment, with large Jot and 088-J, 3I3U (or my aqulty. Take up 864 E. 201h SI. all oak (loori. Income poujbiiipayments. Phone 406-J. HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY tie* with completing second GARAGE Apartment, three room* In 1019 PiuI n-r.lnH* apartment. for a profitable business. B>.MORE:—MUCH—MORE and bath. Not furnished, Apply **• *itrj la form ■ » • 3-BEDROO.M house. Phono 290S-W catiH* of the demand (nr RawCumpletu Price $6,500 21T Holly Ave. lftl|* ef Ik* llrnctolrni in.I B U SIN E SS leigli I’rnducts in Sanford I am PlMftllt* Orlii t< Elk* i* J300 DOWN A T ECHOLS unable lo call on all families, 17 -HOUSES'end COTTAGE! SERVICES *«i/io*, *, V*. T# quickly r-B R O K EB S and REALTORS I Bedrocm concrete block home gee me for particular* or wrdo cnattci Jrtlrtbl* p«a*r*ct*, with utility spare and carporte, 2-BEDR0031 nouie. Kitchen furRawleigh’, Dept. FAD-440-216, 19—BEAUTY PARLORS _____ Ur. hnalaktr r*n ClistiROOMS < £ 0 0 C niahad. In town. Phone 443. Memphis, Tenn. C. L. Shonvo, convenient lo shopping, $7,900. lirj 8 1* I* ikr thrrling (‘on.nit A REALTOR flrat Y o u r B r - Jiit v N u m b e r P h . 071 Uiiii v.uney llwy , Orlando, Fla. FOR Ntv*-8f giilrr - n l ImrlliCUI.I.KN & HARKRY SKIS Seminolo Realty for Qaatr(Inna I,. I’nvlun, llruker Harriett’* Reauty Nook |<nc«l, |trifnirJ 120 rin* 1M N. Park A t*. Pkeaa 2313 abio Homaa and Apia. Pbun* 37 JI -tVOItK WANTED—5tALE Alberta J. Hall, Associate Iu3 no Oak JIJtlM aKra ikf M« lc*J|*, • B o o k c a ie B e d Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha Nn. laOI. ■*• iuiiiurtj 3-Badroom housa, Pbon# 2963-W. Double D m n r SCHOOL BOY wilh power mower IT—BUILDING ■ HEPAIR* SENSIBLY REDUCED lo allow klirch 20, 1930. Mirror want* mowing. Phona Tlfl-M 4 P MNTI .VT. NICE clean furnish* i cottage on lor your Ideas, 3 bedroom home ^ I V 2 Lamp* (wt AS* a*Mk 17-13. Rani by week or month. In good aecllon; large living B u UR undiog end finishing, POWER LAWN MOWING, Pb lnniv»pnnB Mattres* i-S Lights and water furnished. Pb. Tke HUMr* M room wilh fireplace; separata U93-J. cleaning, waxing Serving Semi­ Matching Box Spring* WlO-Wl. ri* d tt bu peu dining room; 111 bathe; sleep nole counly tince 1925. KnailtO.MM. Ing norch. Raise your growing A. B. Pelanon, Broker Associates PRODUCE MANAGER II 51 Glee,on Lake Mary 3-BEDROOM C o n e r e t * block *4M «« BUM Im m | I B M • Day-or-Nighter Sofa A. B, Paterson Jr,, P. J. Cheafamily In tha comfortable at­ M N rt* t mi B 4 h W ti« *M ei t IMIMtmmU»e«M?rtB. housa. Kitchen ( u m l g b a d , Platform (lacker terson. GarReJiJ Wlllotta, John f • BeeDll. r*a SALEI If you art- it iiuallfjed Produce mosphere of a real home. Large SALEI SALEI screened porch, carports and Manager, apply Mr. AtkinChair Meisch. R. W. Williams, H aul well landscaped corner lot, good Rubbur Bate utility room. At 201 U Adams Ave. $4 23 gal nun at Foodmart. Park nhaite and citrus traaa. Full Cement Stucco Paint 3 End Tablai M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land 1'hone 672-iV. Price: $12,000.00. TERMS can Suvcynr. 1 Cocki.nl Table OR Baie Ave. & UBth St. Sanford. bu arranged. $4 00 gal. Cement Stucco Paint 116 N. Park Phone 1129. COTTAGE reedy to move In, • 5-Pc Dinette Set 13 73 gal. $2—DUSINKHF OPPORTUNITIES Interior Varnuh cnmplttaly furnished. By week HERE TIB FOB ACTION SATISFACTION, BENT ON A BUSINESS ef yogf I RANKUN REALTY TERMS! TERMSI ------------SEE USI NEED A PAINTER? or month. All uUHUta. 2404 Park W’« can put you In the eattla bulluse Classified ads. Phone 1821 for FLORIDA manufacturer and In­ For Sale—1 bedroom house, sep­ McRANEY-SMITH Ava. AT ness, with cattle, equipment, im­ arate garage. Phono 1336, Itt. IT- an ad-wrlter, staller o| muck-M-rv ice laun­ own? Look In th* Buslnea* Oppof. 14^ S. Park Phone 1203 EClIOLS BEDDING CO. proved and uulipprovad pas­ dries ha* a Franchise available 92, Be B»ry. NEW duplex In Geneva, One Career 2nd, 4 .Magnolia Ph. 1732 ture, fence* and everything. for llil* community, laiw down IT'S Springtime, lime to paint In­ bedroom, electric kitchen, air FOR WIDE CHOICE of buysri, lunitlci columns la ChitU itd fcB "Dud Bamberger" Mgr. Clou In. ONLY $16,300. Sorry, payment, liberal bank financing; side 4 outside. For an elficlrnt renters, workers, ui« Want Adi. conditioned. $53. Available June Open Monday* ’111 1:60 p.m. but mostly cash. no exparlance necessary. Write latait offsra. Phona 1121 to place 'em. 4*1. J. F. Ungers, Geneva, Fla. painter Call Mr. Taakar, 3170-J. VISIT OUR BALCONY to Monarch Laundry Macnlnery W. a. -BUIRTEMPEK E l Lauder­ Corp. P. O. Box 620, 16—ELECTRICAL Coairactore Used furniture, appliance*, tool*, la-ROOMR Realtor — Geaeral miorasce dale, Fla. ________ etc. linughl-told. Larry’* Mart. Gay AIlea, Aasoclaia r a n d a iX E l e c t r ic c o . 321 East 1*1 St. Phone 1631. Arletle Price, Assoctata NICE bedroom. Private entrance Kleetrtcal Contracting and Repairs FI NANCI AL Phoat 2173 111 N. Park Av*. and bath. Phona 2029-W. Buy yuur Furmturn at Berry’s TV ServIcB C*nt*r 34—INSURANCE warehouie Furn., Co., at Dei w CLEAN rooms, TV. The Gables, Btndix and Croitey Appllsneaa A lf iu d tr A Strlnfar 1st sl ah nationally sdv, fur401 Magnolia. 112 Mik h o IIb A t *. P h. 113 Real Estate • Inauraaee niture at warabou**, price* Preferred Rates to Preferred Mr* laiurine Meaiengar, Assoc, UNUKT-DRT CLEANING Policyholders 107 Magnolia Ave. ph. 18 HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN R E A L ESTATE William* In*. Agency 1 PRICES PAID FOR. USED 0*e hour Wain and Damp Dry lohn 417 Sanford Altaailc Bank FURNITURE and Dry Fold Uoaea — Leu — Acreage Phooe 34 U—EXCHANGE—TRADES WILSON-MAIER M Hnoa Dry Qaaiiitg HORSES—-CATTLE OZ1ER REALTY CO. FURNITURE CO. E X C H A N G E e q u i t y In n e w 3 Soetlw M * L to M ro M B t Laura B Oiler b e d r o o m h o iu e lo r m o d e m 2 Call 058 Side Foodmari Bldg. 2 RIDING Horse* and laddie* P.eg. Real Estate Broker bedroom trailer. Box 818 Caa311 E. F ir s t S t. IBB 1 m * 3it4 Hi1 $3U> Phone 2807 San/oiiL **lb«-ry. 5661 Bo. OtUada Dr. — Ph. 8—BOATS AND MOTORS Be* the New Evlnrude Line for '36 $168 10 Want Ads Assist in Formation New Elhs Lodge -i f 3 m :-VSi ■ A tj^ �v <*i V■ AUTOMATIC WASMIR WITH m i wo m d ’s m m A C T IV A T O R ' A C T IO N MODEL OVER WA750N CLEANS rjk rO ^ ■**> » T * « AUTOMATIC WAIMOtl N i i i B r u i w uANM a t i aKUAM u M i AM M il »U* w VISM WATtl J T1MI1 OUtINO FULL Miii MiA r r m in .11/1 tYaOuU r iuiui WASHINO CTCtI TO rOIVI U1ANU CIOTHU WASHINO ACTION — REMOVES 1AM, iw r, MT AM SOAP SCUM FMM YOU! WASH NOW - ONLY GENERAL ELECTRIC HAS AN AUTOMATIC WASHER TO MEET EVERY LAUNDRY NEED AND EVERY BUDGET AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC & # S™ JktivtUrWisNuJldiN Completely automatic — jutt se t (A* dial • Caty top loading, eliminates aw kw ard stooping, bonding •* Tomporaturo control • • C o m p le te ly A u to m a tic — ; j u i t r a t th o d ia l • C-f J*y#ur written water saver control AM Y M •L i WASMt MODEL WAS JON MOOI I WA4SON G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC A P P L I A N C E S CO. Sts THt COMniTt UNI Of C l f ( ' iUrOAUr/C WASHiM f IN MIX on MATCH COLOHS y A DIPAIYMINT OF OINIRAl ELtCYIIC COMPANY S. PARK _______ I__________ ■ ' *> PHONE: �p<m r? Shop aid Save In Sanford m ie ■ VOIJIMB XI.VII1 3 *m fo r i> AN IN D K m ro e K T DAILY N1 WB a A N T O g D ^ F ^ R ID A ^ N AS Permanent Featured At Meet FRIDAY, MAY 18. 193B Power Tor Peace Theme O f _____. Armed Forces Day 'Open House / Polntlng to the need for eontlnu •I training and complete strength Orchid corsages ware much In of the Armed Forces of ths United evidence aa the Sanford Garden States, Captain Robert W, Jackson, Commanding officer of tho Club met yesterday to Install ofNaval Air Station here, and a mem­ fleers; listen to a talk on Japaber of tha Sanford Klwanls Hub's nese -lower arrangements and Public and Business Affairs Com­ enjoy luncheon together. The mittee, reminded hla Klwanls Hub Woman's club rooms ware rich a . , , audience Wednesday a t ita noon The Five sections of ' lunehton aboard tha Naval Air with bouquets and c«ntsrplecea ed Forces Day parade will form 0f |h# ,avngth that Soviet of colorful gladioli presented by tomorrow morning at First S t and Russia had accumulated slack Mrs, Charles M. Flowers. MemSanford Avs. at 8 o'clock with tho World War IL hers and guoata called out mirth­ formation moving off precisely at Captain Jackaon sc.ld, "from reli­ fully es each arrival walksd In 8:30 a. m. to raov* through LHo able catlmatea taken from current downtown section of Sanford. newspaper* we've learnd that tha carefully balincing a "crasy hat." Heading tho formation, with Soviet shopyarda are now turning Mra. Georg* Robert McCall, Chastar Hacek a* Parade Mar* out 100 submarlnes,and sines World preildent, opened the business shall, will be Sanford Police Chief War 11 has turned out more cruis­ Roy G. William*, hetnlnole Coun­ ers than all other countries com meeting with requests of rt] torts from stch committee end from ty Sheriff Denver Cordell, and the blntd. the chairman of each Circle, who Florida Highway Patrol. The Navy haa four primary re.•tailed Colors, followed by City sponilbUltlti a i a result of the Key then Introduced tho new chair­ oi/-«ieie and rounty official* will West Agreement of 1B4S," Captain man, of 1336-37. Mrs. McCall ita . lead off tho flrit eectlon with llo- Jackson said. Research and devel ted that wljsn she took office b*rt J. Bauman as chief. In the opment, procurement and training there were 363 members, Increas­ first aAitlon *'111 bo earn tho of personnel, and in Sanford tho ing to 346, with 33 new members S'ininol* High 8chool Band and state of readiness to strlka any In the last two years. "W* have rep Club, Naval Air Station’s where around tha clock, are our won some firsts for our club," she stated, “such as tha Christmas Marching unit, Navy anibulnn** responsibilities," he said. psrade. W* rang bells for tha Sal­ and weapons display, Compory By graphs, charts, Illustrations vation Army, participated In tbe B, 134th Armored Infantry, Na­ and pictorial development, Captain Phillips landscaping project a t the tional Guard marching unit, Na­ Jackson pointed (o tha type of air­ new homes in Little Venice tional Guard truck, Do Bary craft predominant In ths Navy In­ (whore 1 am happy to say 1 waa Ground Observer Corps, American cluding the new A3D Sky Warrior In the winning group). The Gar­ Red Cross Goat and the Lyman which ba said "W* hope to have den club won a National award, here In number. High School Red Cross unit. Ihe Rose Rosette, given for the "Wt hope to set the development best standard flower show. We In lbs second section, wltli Son­ ny Powell M chief, will be seen of basee such as Sanford for tha have applied, too, for a national the Lymtn High School Band, Boy support of Heavy Attack Units," award which will be decided at Scouts, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts the NAS Commanding Officer said. the convention In 1S3T, for our "To ■ casual observer our orga­ Christmas flower show, and Brownies, Spanish American War Veterans, Disabled American nisation may appear cumbersome," “ We had two money making V-.ternni, Sa'.tord VFW Cotor Captain Jackson stated and then project*; the water whips and all with ths aid of charts outlined the Guard, Ds Bary VFW, VFW Auxi­ color calendars; w* gave 160 to liary and the Gold Star Mothers. complete organisation of tho local the conservation group for a bird The third eectlon In chetg* of b u c with its functional type orga­ sanctuary and have contributed T. V, Brown will have tho Oviedo nisation In nine separate and dif­ to Ihe Permanent Homs fund and ferent departments. Thais he nam­ High School Bend to lead follow­ ed as: Administrative, Industrial the hospital beautification work. ed by t* Wset 814* School, Gun* Relations, Security, Medical, Den­ We landscaped Crooms Academy eva School, Bouthalde School, Wil­ tal, Communications, Operations, and the Tourist center; we start­ son Schuol at Paola, Pinscrest Public Works and Supply and Fla- ed the MUe of Beauty last year ft * NFORD NAV AL MB STATION ns •»i>n from this nerlnl shot, School, Paola School, Crooms Aca­ cal. with over IS palms and 1,000 feet will be open to the general public tomorrow, between the hours of 1(1 a. lu. unit 3 p, m. In ubservuncu of “Armed Forces Day”. Ths public demy Band and the Crooms Aca­ Presenting his D e p a r t m e n t of beautification." demy Marching unit. Heads, the operation of each de­ After a rising vote of thanks In th« fourth Motion, headed by partment waa explained In detail. given for her splendid stewardship flurry Robson as chief, will be Lt. Comdr. M. L. Beall, NAS Sup­ of the presidency, Mrs. McCall Ihe Pilot Club f l a t , Elks Goat, ply and Fiscal Officer explained presented corsages to the follow­ Anne Millar C'rele Goat, Seminole that the dutlaa of hla organisation ing officers as they wars Installed County Jayeees, Banford Ltona were 16 “pay the personnel, super­ by htra. Georoe Hardin) Mrs, Club, Sanford Mwanle Club. San­ vise money expenditures, provide Fred Danes, president; Mrs. % •v> . fth n H fVT • ford Garden Club, Sanford Oval gasoline, oil, tires, tubes and oxy. Henry Simpson, vies . president; A picture, shown today In * (fy end Ski Club, Sanford Junior gen add to provide Ih* petroleum Mrs. Ksrlyle Housholdtr, secre­ .Sanfiml Herald, of Hid New York High School Band, Robson Sport­ necessary to keep the plane* Hy­ tary: Mrs. Ben Wiggins, corres­ ponding secretory; and Airs. ing Goods Goat, Smltty’s Rnurpir/ ing." I Giants' Dormitory Building, was Chief Carpenter H. W. Fllbry told Laurence E. Spencer, treasurer. Turtle, Gautier'* Ambulance and A tD5fl Ford Victoria coupe wn, prepared and released this momthe Kiwsnls Club'tha ttheresponAmid cheers Ihe three 'cratlest* a total lum when II wind out o f 1Ing by John A. Burton, IV, Archlt..* Sanford Fir* Department. The fifth seet’on In cha*ge o f , slbilltles of hla department Includ­ hats were chosen: Mrs. Blanton cuntroj and skidded along Hie ircf, as representative of Ihe fin M. R. Strickland will feature the ed the “ general responsibility for Owen, (Palm Circle) Aral prize; providing ths fleet unit with real Airs. Edward Lane (Rose Circle) highway coming lu a stop, over­ ulii'il appearance nf the structure. Du.'tj Boots Ruling Club. Burton tnfiirmcd The Sanfurtl Her­ Wednesday night rimrily Heading the Ssmlnols County estate, planning for facilities to second and Mra. Charles Hobson, turned ald this morning that tha plo'ura before 9 o'clock. meet future fleet requirements, gust) of Airs. Ralph Dean, third. <• Chamber of Commerce Armed printed earlier this week wa« an planning end development, conFlorida Highway Patrolman iulerprclalion of the Owner's New Force Cominlllee planning the After a covered dish luncheon (CoaUsse.l On Psgo Teas at prettily decorated tables the Carl Williams said the automobile York artist and was apparently Armed Forces Dsy Parade Is Karspeaker of the day, Mrs. Ray­ was driven by Calvin Weaver prepared from rough study sket­ lyla Housholdsr with George Maymond Greene, wife of the mayor Duck Jr., a 21-year-old Orlando ches submitted hy Burton's nffico bury, outgoing'Comraandor <>f the of Winter Park, recounted talcs Air Force lln-a man who was which were not Intended fur release t.ii,.>nl*ll-tiO**iiig I Amerlenn of her trip through tha Orient. traveling south on Secondary at that time. Legion, In charge of tho arisngoShe showed many flower pictures Road 427. Burton further stated the “ pub­ msnta for th i para Is. Traveling at an apparent exces­ lication nf tha .May 21 hid date which she had painted whllo The parade r#ut> will bo from abroad. “1 had the privilege uf sive sliced, the driver failed to ne­ was erroneous and did not origi­ tha corner of First 8L and Sau* studying llowor arrangements gotiate a curve, toil control of lin­ nate from my office.'' ford Avo. west to Oak Avs. on with the Japanese Instead of Ihe ear and went off on ths right F irst St l wutn on Osk to Swigd He said, “ Invitations to bid will American tourlau," ahe explain­ shoulder and tu|ned In the same he advertised the latter part of St.: east on 8s-end St. to Huntord direction ho cam* from in a 23ed, "so that I could absorb the Avs.j and South on Sai/ord Ava. this month with rtm setuat dale tor essential Oriental approach to mlle-per-hour zone. to Fifth St. whom the parade Company "B ", I54th Armored In­ this subject which they study ^ Duck received minor Injuries receiving bids being, as yel, an tin will dlsbs.idfantry, of Sanford, will participate so seriously, Each girl la taught to his arms ami head Imt nut suf­ determined during (he last week of The first **:tl>n.of the parade in the Armed Force* Day Tarade this decorative grace is part of ficient to lie hospitalized. A pas­ .lime." will' form on East first St. at slated to step off tomorrow morn­ her education; flower arrange­ senger In the ear with him wuConstruction Is expected lo begin tha corntr i f Cypress Am.) the ing i t 8:10 a. m. from the corntr ments to her era not simply a uninjured. sumo two weeks after the award second rectlnn will form on east of First St. and Sanford Ave. of Ihe contract with the completion 'knack' of putting buds and leaves Damage to Hie automobile was scheduled fur no later than Feb. First Ru at ths Intsrssction of According to latest information Into a bowl; It Is a ritual, taking estimated at ft,700. 1, 1957. Pina Ava.j I no third section forms released this morning, a marching hours of intensive study." Patrolman William* charged on East First St. at Locust Ave.) platoon will ba seen in the parade It I* anticipated that the owners Airs. Greene brought 10 vases the fourth section m K*»t Flret from the local National Guard unit. with her from a huge collection Duck with reckless driving. will occupy the building around In addition, on* man from the Bt. and San Juan Ava.i and the Feb. IS, 1057 In prvparallon tor chosen in Japan and showed their Spring Training season. fifth eectlon on Hast First HU at Nstlonal Guard will ba assigned tilde* of Japanese women among to tha Color Guard and a truck, Unbeaten Apopka MallonvIU* At a. mounted with weapons used b / the their flowers, he demonstrated 10 ARREBTED the use of greenery ae a back­ local unit moving with tha parade. VIENNA, Austria IB—Ths C*ecPlays Here Tonight ground In rich arrangement*. In The National. Guard unit htra 'oilovak Communist government The Sanford Cardinals will |i! will have a display of small arms her practical demonstration she intiounced today the arrest of 10 weapons for (ho public to examine arranged lilies and roses for’ (he host tonight to Ihe unbeaten Apu In front of tha Post Office Build­ club group to show the beauty of ka team, leaders of Ihe Lake u men acused of spying on tho 1 ing between the hour* of 10 a. m. simplicity which may be qchieved ange Baseball League. The game will be played at > zechoslovak air force end arm* from the summer profusion of and 13 noon. Officers of the Fleet Reserve o'clock ;hl| evening at the Banford industry for U. S. intelligence 1st Lt. John O. Keeling Jr. will Florida floweri. Association, Branches 117 of Or. be in command of Ihe National | service. Atemnrlal Baseball Stadium. tando and 147 of Sanford, an- Guard marching platoon la tomor­ nounca that a loin* Installation row morning’s parade, Y~'—~ t r ; T"»«W 7 %'• ——.....— ceremony of Incoming officers »• -■ ; ■•' V-f, .-■ r* ' • will hs held at Ihe Banford Naval Air Stallnn's CPO Cluh June 14 ut P p. m. The Women’* Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association, Drench 117, of Orlando, will a'so instil! their officers rt the ssma meet* Two numhero will be offered *n i)snls1 Walt*. P««t pr*»ld#nt of by x double sextette from tho Bianch 180 will bs tha Installing lunlor High School seventh grade offiesr. Walts resides In Sanford glee club at the evening worshin at 1118 Brlsrcilff Avs. and Is service Sunday night, at tha Fink Methodist Church. Tha young peonot/ a member of Branch 117. Ladles are Invited to ths Joint pis. part of a group trained by meeting. A buffet dinner will b# Mrs. W. G. Fleming, will sing “Christopher Robin" and “Ona served. God” aa tha specie! musical ftaturea of tho servlco which will OFFICERS NAMED SARASOTA (Ahf-Dr. H, J- b# broadcast over WTRR, starting Wendland of Bradenton hae been at 8 o'clock, included In the enstmll'i ere:— elected grand high priest of the Lorretla Brinson, Melinda Meloyal Arch Mason*. Other official* choose* yester­ 31array, Beley Williams, Roseday Include William J. Abram, nrery Southward, Sonatina Jan**, Lakeland, grand king; Bussell L. Deanna Nichols, Leslie JoncV, Ann Houston, Miami, frond treasurer; LiI.Ley, Cindy May, Angia Stewart, Charles W. Arnold, Orlando, grand Mleharl Pi pe end BV'Isy Jones. trrlba and John B. Fhslpo, Miami, Judy Lud Ig will act ,as piano eece«v*i is t •acrataryARCHITECTS RELEASE OF FINISHED ICTlHtR OF tbs New York Giants’ Dormitory BuUdln#. Armed Forces Day Parade To Consist Of Five Sections A aw xtotm i Preaa Lea—d W ire Parade Starts 9:30 a.m. - Is cordially Invited to coma out to Sanford Nuvnl Air Station and tee tha many displays on hand far the publle’a inspection. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) Car Is Total Loss Picture Of Giants' When Driver Loses Dormitory Released Control, Overturns Sheriff Reports Gasoline Theft Ring Broken Up Local Guard Unit To March In Armed Forces Day Parade FRA, Auxiliary To Install Officers At SNA^ 14 Double Sextette Will Sing Sunday At Church Service ( l (i -'*1 * . I . . . . V .1 City Manager's Report Reveals f Ttio long-awaited Armed FARM Day "open house" celebration .88 the Sanford Naval Air Station wiQ get underway at 10 a. m. tomorrow and contlnuo through 3 p. m. This event, which attracted hun­ dred* of Central Floridians last year, Is fte seventh annual obaorr* ance of this day. Again, as last year, Power fnW Peace will be the theme of the dap on which the general publie hae the opportunity to see first-hand ils national defense system. t The NAS main gat* will awing open to all traffic at 10 a. m« Visitor*' will proceed along M tCrackln Ave. to Third S t, t u n right, and conttnua to a designated parking area Just off Von Weller Ave. Guides will be present to aa* alst those unfamiliar with th* Btn* lion. First on the list of events wIB be a simulated alr-aea rescue bp a Navy hcllcoptar. Here, all guaaSn will be able to see actual reicuo procedures, Including the holstlnK of a survivor Into tha hellcoptar. Immediately following this per* formancs, a precision tire fighting crew will give a lira fighting damonslratlon north-east of tha tower. Two demonstration* of tha almu* latsd air-sea rescue will taka plac« at 11 *. m. and 3 p. m. Also, two demonstratloni of fire-fighting will lake place at 11:13 a. m. and l:M p. m. , Another highlight of tha *op«R house" will be th* touch and gw landing of a Navy Airship, The Air*' ship flight demonstration wld fcf condrctad between 11:30 and U 8* » m Open for Inspection will be s i t of th* Navy's carrle*. copibat alrcraft. Ja i and conventional fypn • plane* Included In the dtaplay.arat Douglas “Skyr* liter", G ru aan "Cougar", Lockheed "Neptune'*, Lockheed TV-2 "Jet Trainer, North American "Fury" HUP-a I'laserke Helicopter "netrlever", Benchcraft “ Expeditor", North American "AJ-Sivago" and the U0 D "Sky Master." A static ordnance exhibition will be located near tha aircraft dis­ play area, Contlnuoua service mad# movie* will alio be shown. As an added feature, tha Ground Control Approach Unit, a fir* fight­ ing crash truck and field ambu­ lance will ba on display, Th* Ground Control Approach Unit La a device by which pilot* are guided to safe landings during overcast weather. Alio, Fleet Aircraft Serv­ lco Squadron 31, will have on dieplay survival equipment All visitor* planning to attend 4hw "open house" a t the NAS ar« re­ quested not lo bring cameras Of firearms aboard tha Station. T In x recent repurt lo tbe Hoard i f Suufurtl yiiy CtimiiiUsiuners, City Alnnagcr Warren E. Knowlas revealed the comparison uf coete n* tli<> epurallun uf ths venter division by both electric k,uwer nod illesel luel operation. Following x month’* operation tost In Ih* use uf uiuelrla power exclusively during ,h<t month of Sheriff Denver Cordell said yes­ April, C ty Warfuger Knowles com­ terday “ I am sure a gasoline theft pared the costa with the nrnn'.h uf ring which has hern operating In April when the division W a t the Oviedo area nat been broken :pi>ruled exsliuivaly with Jiusvl up." fuel Cordell said (hat approximately Comparative figures show " u t MX) gallons nf gasollno had been the coat pur day In operation by stolen recently from truck*, trac­ cl eel lie power came to f ID.Btt com­ tors and miiletralna. Also taken pared to th* diesel fuel cost of was a tarpaulin, rope* and batter­ glJ.HA per day. ies. Rased on today's rat* of con­ Sheriff Cordell, with the coopera­ sumption and costs, lb* annual tion of Const aide George Kelsey, co>t fur alectrlo power would in­ returned ten Juveniles to their par­ crease by 64 pur cent Annual ents when the teenager* were curt by diesel operation wqi esti­ found to ho connected with the var­ mated at while the elec* ious thefts. trio power cost on en animal bails qyo He said that the Investigation In­ would amount to 17,200. to the widespread gasoline theft Knowles revealed, however, (hat stealing rnvered a period of tJirro figuring depredation ami rsweeks before the Juveniles confes­ pn rs to equipment, the- in s* sed to Ihclr part nf Ihe racket. In cost with Hi* use of utoclrlo There will be no meeting of th# power wuulj b* only U1.4 per Banford Rotary Club Monday, B t*m. In ihe C j Abir.sgir’* report, waa announced today by tha club It was rsveil<J that th* No. Six president William (Bill) Bush Jr. w h o called tha attention of Generally fair through Baiur-'W«H went dry during th* heavy t h o m e m b e r s to the fact (hit the day, high today 81-M, low tonight demand period caused prlmarllly S p r i n g Boat trip and e o r n m ail to by t' t Lu ; my , .time ir, b o h e !i! Wednesday, May 23 would 14-64) gentle variable winds. His water dlvltto.i exlcr 'o,| th* lake t h e place of tha callsd-off depth uf th* aell 30 f«*t to a m e e t in g . ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS total depth of 1U1 feet with x The group will embark on Skip­ (Continued ox Psge 10) tour inch Imre. The well is nuw per Gene Itnumltlat'a "Skylark'* In operation pumping a 33.3 per , 110m Ih* Sanford. Boat Work* cent gnln In capacity. T a:r > promptly at 2 o'clock Wcdneeday Also In tli • 'City itunager i re- afternoon tor a destination someport to the ilnurd waa thu fact whers In Ihe vicinity of Lemow that iuactira water service* list Bluff. In c o n ..,.! . i ! A committee consisting of Al Water Department. A total of 2'J2 Lee, chairman, F. E. Roumlllat Inactive cervices were listed fiom »r., F. E. Roumlllat Jr., Jim Ih* records of (ho water depart­ Holticlaw, Tom Brown, Tom ment and surveyed. A* a rc.iult, Jonos, and Earl Tulwar haa thw according to the report, 1UB un­ affair in charge and. baaed pa used meter* have beon recovered pm t performances, this long* with eight more to he retnuvud. awaited boat trip will bo a wail "Th* total of 110 meters," said attended outing. City Manager Knowles, “ I n m a t e * Ilia meter, aaseta ot the City by approximately 13,000.'' Rotarians To H Boat Trip, Corn Roast Wednesday Weather COMMISSION PLANS 2nd FESTIVAL OKI,ANDO (A1)—The Florida Development CommUaton today Ulicuaatd with ataU business leader plana for a second Florida Product* Festival. The first festival was bald In January and drew attention of many visitor*. It (s now planned as an annual affnlr to generate more Interest lq the atatej reduce the percentage of tales dollars leaving Florida! and entlca naw buetaoeo aad Industry to Florida, Gray Is Director Of Training Unit Lieutenant Commander " 0 “ •'ft** Gray haa recently been deslgnatsi! as Director of Training at (hi Heavy Attack Training Unit, N a m Air Stotlon, Sanford. Aa Director of Training, Comdr. Gray la raiponalbla for th # coordination a id prosecution of aH training carried on by the nnN, ’’ t l . Cmdr. Gray, who relieved r nH,A> r» U l!.b ___i . flit* ■ > � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 17, 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/fa7cd5f3f531b58c287f3bf79ca70af4.pdf f5f1a1905a0c574e8284a6097fd50585 PDF Text Text ^ . • k tify ' .v. • ' ■ ' \H • >»r «>/* *:'; ; M , t.'.r'i'.'v V V ': , • ;. ■-V-v. < t >,! ■1 .v. <| * »■., /& <,s> ANNOUNCING THE OPENING NEW-MODERN-CLEAN SERVICE HARDWARE STORE featuring HOUSEWARES ! m ________ ' , — k • Mj M m M M iu i A LU M IN U M -STAIN LESS STEEL-P LA STIC ENAM EL- GARDEN TO O LS-H O SE SPRIN KLERS - CARPEN TER SWF ED CH IN A-GLASSW AREW AXES-TO A STERS-CO F# T O O L S - A L L KINDS-M ASONS TO O LS - E LE C T R IC Horn -1 t. »' B / £1 R - '= ,i ,•' • FEE M AKERS-JUICERS C A R V IN G SETS- MIXMAS- D RILLS-SA N D ERS- PO LISH ERS-CA R PET SWEEPERS TER S - FANS - H OT PLATES - THERM OM ETERS SPORTIN G GOODS - P IC N IC J U G S - T H E R M O S H A M PERS-CLO TH ES BASKETS ~ M OPS-D RYERS ~ B O TTLES - IC E C H E S T S - G A L V A N I Z E D K IT C H EN STOOLS AND T A B LES -G A D G ET S OF A L L SWIM FIN S - GOGGLES-BAR-B-Q G R IL L S -G A R D E N Valuable Prizes Given Aw ay K IN D S-C U LTR Y - SH ER W IN -W ILLIA M S CA RTS & SWEEPERS-LAWN MOWERS - W HEELBAR­ Plenty O f Room For Parking ROWS - C H A R C O A L-SA K R ET E - ROOFIN G - F E L T Come In A n d Look Around PA IN TS- FRIG ID A IRE A PPLIA N CES Mere I t a n ere peleteS W ARE You Will Be Welcome! C EM EN T - BUILDERS HARDWARE S t a r t $ a v in g now w ith thin NOW litthis low,lowprice! S it our New Gold Tog Price on this New 1956 10.1 cu. ft. FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator I ----------- v ’• The monufeilurer'i Y1 \ IN PRODUCTION SOON ON D ISP L A Y goldm w m FRI GI DAI RE' S NEWEST REG U LA R LY LISTED A T $360.95 W E W ILL SE L L FOR Write M thll Spatio I Modal ll-t 01-10 M ODEL FDS-120— 56 $ 2 4 9 9 5 $289 Our Gold Tag Price To You with trade la FULL I I FOOT—FULLY AUTOMATIC MOLDS 49 POUNDS FROZEN FOOD 0 T/Tfiv^ ROLL OUT SHELVES MANY OTHER FEATURES MerMSttOI-M m e F r if id o ir o D tLu x$ «*» It. tepoeSy O M i a l Uprlgti fsitam : i FatPFrmt RtfripraUd SM m e OUd+Oui JU M Onrieer • Famous Fritfdait* Compressor Untie t-Ysor Warranty and i-Y*ar ProUetion Pton • Kzko-Tkitk Insulation t Our prise tap teU only half the efary behind thlo outstanding freeter value. Just wait till you awyour food-bill tarings for the reel aurpriae of your life! Thta freeter .tarts to pay tat itself the aaomot you •tart to uaa U! Limited quantity—they won't itoy long at this • Far the Rnt lima we can offer you • Frifldaixe top-quality 10,1 cu. ft. Refrigerator—a brand-new IBM model —at thti amatlng low price! Nevar before have we had inch a buy for you. Juit took at theie featured prfeol • Acron-the-TbpFreewr • Big Famlly-Slxe Refrigerator ScctfaA • Big Storage Door e Aluminum Shelves • Full-Width Porcelain llydralor • Stunning Pink and Beige Interior R E G I S T E R FO R FR EE G IF T S suw u r n i: e » « w M i* > * ^ .9 7 ^ Trade-To Make «he#*ype Peed I tt Mmilar lew prlaaal NO O BLIG A TIO N Com in Today—Savingt Start aij lo o k for our Oold Tog Pilcoc for Moro Big Sowings V V, 1 . > •i • * v-vr4; >■.-.* v IM M W W raw £iV'. •-. •- „».* • * ! �...................... * ----------" 7 ------------ WivrlEi ------- " " --------------------------------------------- n ' • ■ ■ ■ ' t e 1' i j 7 ;J w i l l i l •-9* ft** I t T oot H erald la H a t J 1 D elivered By 9 P . M. Call 1821 R erore 7 P . M. F o r D elivery -4 ■ ■ For New York Giants' Farm Training Base NEW YORK GIANTS' DORMITORY and administrative office* to b« constructed In Sanford in the immediate future. Tho modem building will house dp to 400 Farm System trainees. (Copy by Jameson) Expanded research in mental Ill­ ness was urfed by Dr. Wilson T. Sander, state health officer, of Jacksonville, as the Seminole Coun­ ty Mental Health Allocation's eim palfn for funds |sln s momen­ tum In Its last week. Yesterday, the Central Circle of the Sanford Garden Club, with Sirs. I . C. Moore as its chairman and the galli# Harrison Chspter of the if DAR, with Mr*. A. R. Key is its chairman, made contributions to the fund which la expected to reach ill foal May 13, the final day of the fund drive. Dr. Sowder, (peaking before the Florida Medical Association’* an­ nual meeting at Its opining In Mi­ ami Btach, aaid that fund* that are available for mental resaarch in the United States amount to only shout $4.3 per patient under trailMint while IB.10 la available for each polio victim and WL70 for each cancer euffarer, , Ho said medical schools at the Unlvereltlea of Florida and Miami should take the lead in research and alto In training of psychia­ trist* needed to stall new hospitals. "At the present time, mental ill­ ness is on* of the major health problems facing u»," Dr. Sowder laid. "It outranks all other diseases as a cause of disability." With 10,000 msntal palienis be­ ing cared fur in Florida, Dr. Sow­ der said our Institution* are badly overcrowded. To relieve them, he said tha state should go ahiad rap­ idly with plana for regional mental hospifala and outpatient clinics. Tha Seminole County Mental Health Association la headed by Georg* Touhy. Tha campaign for '<3$ ftinde began here May 0. Residents Will Be Admitted Free To Cvorps*; Gnrdens Hundred* of Seminole County resident* will visit near-by Cy­ press Gardens a* the guests of Mr. and Mrt. Richard D. Pope, owners of the famous attrart'on when they admit Hein Inal* Coun­ ty free May 10 and So, The annual event comes at Ihn end of ona of tha moat successful winter season* In tho S3 yoar history of the World famous at­ traction. County resldsnta neod only drivers license* for fr*j admis­ f t sion fur the entire family. Four thrilling water ski showi will be presented daily. Show time* fur Saturday are 10:30,1:00, 51:"*. .i 'l l a Hominy ' >:0h, 1:00, 3:00, 4:30. Visitors will see the famous equatle act* recently seen on movie and television snorts. World and National writer akl champion* will perform In routines ranging from beautiful s ' )«■•'''t cm si.' -* to tho hair-raising high lumping by champions. Children of all ages will enjoy the antics of costumed clowns on Steelworkers Seek Wage Increase PITTSBURGH uD— The United Steelworkers will seek s “ substan­ tial1’ wage increase and 21 other contract changes In forthcoming negotiations with 1T3 basic steel firms. The demands, approved ytsterday by the union's 170-memher Wage Policy Committee, touch on almost every part of tho current contract. Highest on (he list, besides wages are a premium pap plan for Saturday and Sunday work and supplemental unemployment bene­ fits. Tha committee did not pur a dollar and cent* value on the package. David J. McDonald, USW presi­ dent, said he foil the demand* were "reasonable” In view of high profits reported by most basic steel producers. a By SIRS. RATMOND MORRIS Approval of a plan to acquire the Casselberry Utilities Co., a privately-owned water company without cost nr finanrtnl obliga­ tion to any citizen, was postponed by the town's board of eldamten last night. A special meeting will be held May St at 7:30 p. tn., at which tint* a report from si New York attorney on validation of revenue certificate* will be presented. The board of aldermen decided to postpone action after a lengthy discussion last night on msthods of finaitetng expansion and Improve­ ment *f the company's facilities. Question* pertaining to financ­ ing, which will he done solely out of revenue, were answered by Robert Wagner of Leedy, Wheel­ er end Aliemsn, Investment house of Orlando. Problem* of engineering end expansion were explained by Charles niurk of Rlark and As­ sociates, Inc, Gainesville engine­ ers. The boetd’a monthly meeting w*t attended by about 60 per­ sons, Objsctions raised at the be­ ginning to various phases of the proposal by Frank l.ucey, Mrs. C. W. .Shipley and H. K. Buckley, among others, were answered to their apparent satisfaction dur­ ing tha meeting. Ernest I-owndes, retired vicepresident of the American Chicle Co., spoke in favor of the pro­ position and approved the plan to have Hibbard Casselberry continue to manage the water system. Olhtr*Nwho epok* In it* fnvor included Chris Nuermherger and C. II, Michaels. Weather Partly cloudy through Thursday, a few scattered showers and •lllhlly cooler today and tonight; low tonight 18 to <L Bobby Weiderhold Winner Of Central Florida Contest Hardware Store Has Opening Today JS t'-r& j? Hospital Notes May IS Admliaion* Mary Stelnnicyer (Sanford) Dorothy Barnes (Sanford) Cherry Broxim (Sanford) Ula Spencer (Sanford) Discharge* Frank Pilts (Geneva) Virginia Collins (Lake Monroe) Ruth Bullard (Sanford) Stephen Duffey (Sanford) Vcndul Stafford (Orange City) Robert Redding (Sanford) May 18 Admission* Mrs. Naomi Schneider (Sanford) Mrs. Joan Reovea (Ssnfurd) Howard Hamer (Longwuod) Discharge Joseph C, Johnson (Sanford) ■kis. Seminole County residents will see fur tht first time many new Improvements made to the Gar­ dena during the wtntr month*. Beautiful modala dressed in old fashion cuttume* will ba on hand ^ to posa for pictures. Hard cmIni are in full hloom. Tha a ttm tlc n was **>a by over • million people during the past ysar and Hemlnol* County resi­ dents will have a chance to anjoy tho Gardens be/oro the beginn­ ing of tfho of the largoat summer seasons in tho Garden's history. Cypress Gardens Is located only fear miles south of Winter Ha^ v«» lo tho heart of tho citrus bolt. Building Armed Forces Parade To House Group Slates Meet Nearly 4 0 0 Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Armed Forces Com­ mute* Chairman Karlyle Hous-I holder has called a final meeting of the Armed Forces Day Parade committee for tomorrow afternoon to set plans for the Saturday cele­ bration. Atong with Hmisholdcr, the four co-chairmen of the event will meet with all committee mem­ Bobby Weiderhold, sophomore bers at th* American Legion Hut at Seminole High School, won first piece In the Central Florida on Seminole Boulevard. speaking contest held yesterday By MARY FOWLER In the meantime, tho American afternoon at the Rdgewater High George Touhy, president of tha Legion Fair Building on Celery School Auditorium in Orlando. Sanford C of C; Forrest BrackenAve. next lo the old beseball Tho title of nobby'* talk war ridge, manager of tha C or C, ami park, his been thrown open for "Conserving Natural Br*ources John Melsch, commissioner, were the building of floats for the Sa­ tn My Soil Conservation Dis­ giiMt speakers last night at the turday Armed Forces Day Pa­ trict.” civic auditorium In De Bary. The rade. After explaining bow a Boll occasion was tha first of a series Hie parade is slated to form at Conservation District la organised tlx Civic Association is Inaugura­ 0 o'clock at the corner of Flr»t and He purpose to locel land own­ ting for open discussions of local St. and Sanford Ave. and will ers Rohliy centered his talk on problems. move off promptly at i:30. local toll end water conditions. The Sanford officials were invit­ According to plans, thsre will ed to clarify the propossls under be an Armed Forces Day Prayer Rohby tinted that “tht proper use treatment of our land, watar, way for the crossing of Lake Mnnfrom the reviewing stand and the and am! other natural resource* In­ roe by a causeway us one solution platform guests will bo Introduced. sures a more abundant produc­ to the rapidly growing traffic sit­ However, there have been no tion of crop* for the present uation, which must b* met In tha speakers planned for th* Satiwday land owner am! also for th* nsxt near future by both state and fed­ occasion. generation.'' According to Robhy eral decisions on central Florida’s Th# Red Cros* has entered a the best method of getting all highway system. After the talks float in Saturday'a parade which the needed conservation practices a spirited question and answer will depict water safely with the applied on th* land le to first ob­ period was held. member* of th* Naval Officer*! tain a conservation farm plan Wives Club of the Sanford Naval for each Individual farm. He ex­ At the business meeting (Re Air Station manning tha float. president Mis* Key Kettnlngcr, plained that th« plan la divided Another Red Cron float will be Into three major parts, (1) An stated that the Brownies club far aniired by Lyman School with girl.* would soon be started, fol­ aerial photograph showing the Th* grand opening of n new lowing Iho Association's policy of self-service hardware store le besponsoring the cub packs of Ing held today at their lefr modern Scouts. Sydney E. Wilkes outlined store on SBIh St. In th* reeently - S r i* - & eeTtnfB proposals for tha grading and es­ developed neighborhood shopping f l f t t St, (e Oak Ava, according E used for and the eonservatlon to a release thU morning, South practice* required lo keep the tablishment of s parking apace on Oak Ava. to Second St. East at the civic building, which plain, area at Turk Ave. Tho Ted Williams Lumber and on Second St, In Sanford Ava. and land productive. (3) A set of arc to be dlscusisd further at the llurdwurv C< mpauy Is featuring south on Sanford Ava. to Filth St., written Instruction* telling the next Session. farmer til* best method of ap­ hnuirwnrt1* which Includes elec­ where tho parade will disband. plying each recommended prac­ trical refrigeration end kitchen So far bands lo be represented tice. equipment nf a nationally known in the parade will be those of Bobby placed eecond In th* 18 Persons Killed make a* wall ■* paints, garden Seminole High School, Oviedo Central Florida contest last year toots, and appliances. High School, Ssnfurd Junior High and by winning first place this When Jet Crashes Th* huge i u i store, with self, School, Lyman Hohool, a n d service display*, will alio feature Croomi Academy. Also taking year he will partlcipalo in Iho Into Rest Home (porting goods, do-U-yoursetf part wilt be th* Majorette Corps State Contest to h* held in Or­ OTTAWA tIB-A i*t fighter rork- tools *nl equipment, and Items of Seminole High School, th* lando on August S3. A twentyeled from S3.MX) feel Into a rent for th* homo and home repair Seminole (Ugh School Pep Club five dollar award was prsssntcd to Hobby by Gary Snow of Or­ home for Rnm,in Catholic nune last shop. and Ihe Croomi Academy Major- lando, night, killing 18 person*. During tho open house celebra- cites He Is a member of tho local Mo*? of the victims were aged tlnu ml siiilv award* will lai pre-1 Heading the pa'id* will be I'o- chapter nf Ihe Future Firmer* of and bedridden nun*. They perished rented many of tha vlsltora at- ilea Chief Roy Williams, Sheriff America, Seminole County Chapter. Denver Cordell, and the Florida In sn Inferno lit by te Royal Cana­ tending th* affair. Jay Yes* of Edgewater High dian Air Force CFI0O Jet. The store, located at 208 East Highway Patrol represented by School placed accond and was The plane smashed like e hotnh 28th St., I* fronted with wide viAer 1Y°oper T. Mark Mack awarded fifteen dollars and Kit Into the three-story brick mnva-| parking areal and Jrlve-lti faclll- uf 1’arotman Carl Williams, Giles of DeLand High School lescenl home of the Grey Nuns of tl*>. placed' third and waa awarded the Cross, alongside the Ottawa Tad Williams, ownsr and opera- K J& W E s t a b l i s h m e n t Un dollar*. * •» * « P I I M I T I C n r River, seven miles east of Ottawa. torr of tb* new eelf-servlc* .hopTh* bodies of three nun* and a ping center, invitee all of hi* To Open Tomorrow 40 & 8 Society prle»t hail hern recovered from the friends and neighbor* t.i stop in cud *•* the modern fscllltie-i pro­ I A new retail establishment will smouldering debris early today. open In Sanford tomorrow to Postpones Meet Sister Marie Edmond. a**i*r»nt, vided In th* telf-servka store. The regular meeting of th* 40 *srv* the expanding needs of the general of the order, said there City end Seinlnol* County. k I Society, originally slated for were 38 sister* in (ha convent. REDUCED PENALTY Th* Imperial Til# Company, tomorrow night has been post­ She said tl were mining ami proPHOENIX, Ar i l . kP-Vernon Inc., contractor# and retailer* poned until Thursday night next •mned dead, Twenty-two other Gail Matthews, 21. Is lucky he for ceramic til* and all typea of week because of (lie number of nun*, including Ihree Injured, es­ wasn't born 50 years eirller, be­ Boor covering will open tomor­ members attending th* conven­ caped. cause he might have had lo deal row at 401 W. Flret 8t. tion. Also mining and presumed deed with a lynching party. He got off W. E. Wilder of Plant City I* Members are reminded that tha are the two man crew of the plane with a five-year probation term president of the new local firm next meeting nf the 40 It 8 Soand a woman conk employod a? for grand theft. and the resident manager will be clcty will be held on Thursday May th* home. W. R. "mil” Gay. | 34. The itnlen article: a horse. Dr. Sowder Urges Kefauver To Speak Sanford Officials Expanded Research Here Next W ednesday Speak At De Bary Open Discussion In Menial Illness Aldermen Postpone Approval To Get Utilities Company Senator Esto* Kefauver. Deniocretle candidate for nomination aa a presidential candidate, will visit Sanford next Wednesday night and will atop over hare for a brlsf a'.ay to talk with local citi­ zens aid to havo dlnntr. r». dm sell ilia* atcwlde delegate for Kefauver for this are'a, aaid thia morning tha Senator Kefauver wilt be in Sanford at 8 o'clock next Wednesday even­ ing and will deliver a short talk from a platform at tha corner of First SL and Magnolia Ava. Immediately prior to the May lit) Presidential Primary, Kefuuver comes to Florida for a statewide tour in his own behalf. Kefauver wdll have dinner at Jim Spencer's when he joins hie friends immediately following his Hanford ami Seminole County local appearance it downtown Hanford. Original plan* Included a noon­ time visit to Hanford and Semi­ nole County. However, plans were changed to tho night visit which immedliteiy precedes in Orlando TV appearance at 111 o’clock over WDDO-TV. Airs. Dallas, this morning, said that a tremendous crowd is ex­ pected to greet the presidential curdldate, on hie arrival hero next Wednesday evening. advertising staff on the - tour starting with the business office whtrP (he advertising, editorial, circulation and accounting depart­ ment functions were explained to ■ome thirty-odd youngster*. They seemed to he more Interested '« the mechanical department, which, though not air-conditioned as was the front office, drew th»ir at­ tention to the Linotype mechen leal typa setters where they saw molten lead converted Into bars of type, proofs made, forma eat and plate* east In cylinder forms to lx bolted to the l*rg» rotary type press capable of printing some fifteen thousand papers per hour. As the children left tha building after the trip wai com­ pleted, they received a type "slug" of their names, which proved to be of great Interest to them, .1though the type shown In reverse. On Friday morning, tha third grad* pupils nf Lyman School with Mis* Frances Cobb, their teachrr, In charge, mada th« trip and wer* as much Interested, It appeared, a* wer* the group of thf previous day. The procedure was followed with a comparable sited group who undoubtedly will turn out In years to come, some editors, managing editors, sports writers, society editors—and per­ haps good advertising salesman or two. FLORIDA'S GOVERNOR. 1-lRoy Collins, presents a signed prodemotion to Colonel Georg* Patrick Welcn, Chief, Florida Mili­ tary District, naming May 10 at Armed Force* Day, which will be celebrated throughout the Htate by open hou<» a t all military installntion*. Open'House will be held et the Sanford Naval Air Station from 19 *. a . to 3 p, m. Saturday. UNIFORM MAN RAVENaiWOOD, W. Va. Lfk—Fif­ teen unlformi testify to Ihe service record of Sgt. Charles J. Fait, mi# of lliveniwood'i most civic-minded clllisni. Fast, SO, his served In six branches of U, S. military serrlre, two civilian police forces, a flr* department and six volunteer and fraternal groupi which wear uni­ SOIL CONSERVATIONIST BEN WtGGINfl congratulates Robhy Weiderhold oa fo rm . I 1st yeaU rdi/ of tho GMtral J?Jortda Speaking Got toad, (Staff Photo) I *• * r ' y— 'ft *'-s i s V*r-.'-'. Bid* will ba ealled for May 34 for the construction of the New York Glints' Farm System train­ ing base dormitory end administra­ tive office* to be located oa MsUonvilla Ave. in Bio athletio area ad­ jacent to the Sanford Memorial Baseball Stadium. Th* bids will ba openod In th* office of tha architect, John Burton of Burton and Rogers, In tha San­ ford Atlantia National Bank Build. Ing. Tha huga building, oxpactsd tn cost in tha neighborhood of IIM.MO will house nearly 400 baseball play­ er* and trainees, a* wall aa admini­ strative staff, during th* ala-weak training psriod early aach year. Already under construction ar* tha additional playing field* neces­ sary to taka care of the training of the nearly 400 baseball players brought to th* New York Olanla Farm Syatsm spring training ses­ sion. Tha thraa additional baasbaU diamonds will be adjacent to tho two already balng used, ona in A t Sanford Mamorlat Baseball Sta­ dium and th* olhsr in the old base­ ball stadium area. Tha return to Sanford of th* New York Glints Farm Systam Spring Training Baa* la sxpectsd to rela n e an additional quarter of a million doUara Into th* trad* thannils of Sanford. Howarer, this estlmats-doea i d Include th* attraction, to Sanford of hundred* pf vUltora fend fimUlea of baseball playara, Th# modem arahitacturo of lha new dormitory building will raaull In tha construction ot one of th* most attractive buildings In this area. It Is expected to ba completed by lha first of Ihe year when plana for tha lost spring training season get underway. ?'-ij M HU Mr., Mrs. Williams Attend Royal Palm Club Meet Monday Mr. and Mrs. John IT. William a have Just returned from Orlando, whsro thay attended a meeting of the Royal Palm Club of tha American Fir* and Casualty Company, held at the San Juan Hotel, May 14. John H. William* Insurance Agency (a exclusive representative of the "American'* for this territory. The Royal Palm Club la tb* moat selective tnsursne# organis­ ation of Its kind In th* Southeast, and it composed of th* topmost "Amorlean" producers of th# 14 slates and the District of Colum­ bia in which the "American’* opera tea. Williams baa been a Royal Palm membar for asvea consecutive year*. The American Fira and Cafe ualty Company, with It* Home Of. (Ice In Orlando, has been a pio­ neer In multiple lino underwriting and other features, which bavo been of greet benefit lo tha ‘Amerlean” Pollcyholden. The ‘.‘American’*'' president, Walter L. Hays, sounded the key­ note of the meeting, "Tito Em­ blem of Better Service,'* will* tha prediction that, "Hi* future for us hoi* In the South le bright­ er than ever, wo really aro head­ ing Into an era of greatar possi­ bilities, there will be tote of busi­ ness for everybody. Tho»# who try can grow beyond their wild**! Imagination.'' Hay* slated "The aim of ihe 'American' U to give the best of service to its Policyholder*, to ito Agent*, and lo pry It* Agaptfe a maximum commission. It U also our aim that the Agent should own hi* own business, ant) not b* a ilavo to (ho Company.** Iliya continued: "Tho mfeamr(Continued nn I’aee 3) — . ■ ■ .— I Jaycees Are Guests A t SNAS Tomorrow Th* Seminole County J Chamber of Commerce wit guest* of Captain Robert W. Jac son, Commanding Officer at .Bit Sanford Naval Air Station tomor­ row, The Jaycece nesting will bo olor Officer* Armed Force* ; "J �•ITf * i ' -/'* 1 ...,r" ■' ' v i‘ r '■» / •" m •*.. / ''1 '0 1 '■•. ':;.X tFage 3 Has la d h*at from Sm Franclico, ha* the teugheit criminals irnl prob­ ably Ik* most beautiful viaw ol ‘• ^H ton ■• alio (us the most itrln|«nt Lind the l u s t hope, a Island prison Is as tough anyeliding aa the rock upon It was built In Sin P n n tlijr by the Spaniards In the ___ Cabtury. Convicts, ilready hardened to penitentiary lire, need nix months or more to set used U!tSe Inflexible restrictions of this JBtitmum-Mrurily federal prlso , r bey are never out ol sight of a guard. Not evan In rhelr pastel colored Avar by eight foot cells, where' they spend most of their time.' *' he Island has a plied view of tm ?< fhti 'Francisco. But the inmites Ita sparkling nighttime In before They'rea locked . with a view only of rose b ari on three tiers of Jnein* cels. T ere's a doieup View of the ite. a But the W WW or me olden omen C ueie. aet WlaMere don't le i the sun si (•U sd It is ita golden gloory. Their ceUa are repeatedly shaken i for contraband. Head count! are-frequent, by guards who know m at of the men by fare and ■ante. Inmates can't leave the yel­ low prieoa building atop theiiland f r t t n r t p in in g through a }"anltcb M £ a metal detector ao sensitive r ia l an alarm for a pocket tiWswf aspirin. Colng or coming VIU3V|IV th# high willed prison arrvy i yard, they may be subject at any Bate .Is balag frisked, B eautifu l V ie w The 12-acre rock, which has been a fortress or a prison since man first moved onto It nearly two centuries ago, may be appreched only by government boat. All oth­ ers must stay £09 yards away or risk the fire of tower guiftn. You see the first bars, ■ soothing green, as you step through the door of the 47-year-ld main build­ ing. They are bars of a huge gate controlled by an office locked In a bullet proof control room. Only he has the key to this rom. It's s prtectin (gainst convicts ever getting control of the prison. An unsolved puiile ii how risen of­ ficials wuld get In if the control gusrd should ctlapse or die. The control room Is e closed cubicle potected by 2tk-lnch thick bullet proof glass, with clostd gun portals oirnible only from the In­ side, and double ahcala of 3 Inch steal. The entire prlaon arsenal-from revolver* and pistols to machine guns and tsar gas—h locked In a vault accessible only from the con­ trol room. Through a glass portal, marred but never pierced by ac­ cidentally discharged bullate, the fflcer on duty paisas out rifle* and ravolvera to the armed guards. Officers who come In contact with prlsoncs never carry weapons. The control room alio has an elabrato communication system with phone or radio contact to ell parte of rtie prison. Including ita eight guard towers, and with the Coast Guard. The warden, Paul J. Madlgan, can cut In on this communication at any time fron hie office 10 feet K*'.- ; b ' Ei’ W«L May It, 195* THU SANFORD HERALD g M g w |[ T T :V £ - 'i jja f e W * « ■way.. If neeesiary, he alst has two-way radl« so he caa talk with tha prisoners, Juat Uka la tho movies. Like a t . *\. , ' ^ *11 ■" 41-yi‘i .. .,r>if out t signs o f f *•*' a guard. He toon discovers •that the prison has many barred gates, Inside aad out, end all In pairs. Jthe second gele Is not unlocked until the first gate has been locked behind anyone passing through. Beyond the gates locked from the control rom, where passersthrugh are watched by mirrors, lies the visiting room, also-gated at each end. There, once a month, a convict may have vliltora. But he never cornea In contact with them. Prisoner end visitor are separated by a concrete well. They OP FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS from Lyman School may look at each other through i In GROUP Longwood, watch a II. U. P.-2 helicopter demonstration during small glan panel and talk by tele their visit aboard the Sanford Navel Air Station leal week. (Offi­ pbone. cial Photo, U. S. Navy) , Beyond Iwo more locked gates, in the canter of the prison are ACTOR AS CLOSE CALL MAN KILLS BEAR the cell blocks. There are three WEST LOS ANOELES, Calif. US EASTBROOX, Maine UV-Wllh a blocks. Block A, with ISO cells, Is never bear's teeth In his lag, Arthur -Actor Montgomery ClUt will not used. It’s made of "soft steel," French loaded hla rifle and kiUefl be permanently scarred by severe a carryover from tha long ego the animal yesterday. Then he facial cull received In a weekend with death, hla physician days when Alcatrai wa* aa Army prlftT the bears Jews apart and brush „ id today, disciplinary barrack*. hobbbled home. | cj|(ti alto racslvcd a broken The remaining two cell blocks, Elmer Ingraham, chief game nose, bruises and a possible conwith tool proof steel, have a total capacity or 330. Each block con warden, related today Krvnch, a rua|oii when the rented car he slsta f three tiers of one-men turkey farmer, caught the bear In wai driving struck a power pole, cells. Bach row Is locked from a n trap and fired hla single shot burling him against the dash­ control bog i t the end, which can rifle at the animal. The bear board, on a stssp downgrade In pen any combination from ona charged and bit into French's leg Benedict Canyon. Just below (be knee. lie had Just left a party at the to all simultaneously. Ingraham aald French won’t home of Elizabeth Taylor and her Each call la five by eight by husband, Michael Wilding, eight feet tel), equipped with bed, walk comfort abln for a while. wash buln, tolltt, two bookshelves end a writing tebla about tha ilsa of a briefcase. There ire plugs for a radio on which the prisoner Food Sense—Not Nonsense may listen be earphones to either of two stations from • p. m. until the liable go out at 1:10 p, m. Alcatrai doesn’t necessarily get the men who have led the most violent livei of crime. It receives— usually to two shipments e year— convicts w o proved too difficult to handle In other federal prlana. They’re mostly murderers, rbbers and the moat dangerous men from Army disciplinary barracks. The food on Alcatrai may not kba the fineit, but the calorie count Uhlgh—3,60 0 a day, A typical dlnnar consist* of two frankfurtari and rolls, a bowl of hot chill, pirslay potatoes, pot fried sauer­ kraut, buttered carrots, brand, tee, one serving of mustard and one serving of banana pudding. On* To Grow On—For The Lift Of You ear gas bulbs set In the cslUng, hang over the dineri for use In - ttlbeflavln, the B vlUmin, la foi above a bare minimum, may have caie of riot. But they've neve the young In heart at every ege. a leaaon for tlwao who are young near*, Hare, litre, result* results iena tend itoFrom birth, It is rMtatlel for e in heart. been used, high child's growth and ae an adult, wards better development, hlghtv Prisoners can look forward to a adequate riboflavin helps make adult vitality, greater freedo .. Ion couple of haurs recreetln n week from dieeaae ____ nl all sets, aomewh fur a longer prima of life. caa, somewhat end iftsmoni end tw movies e Much evidence exists to show longer Ilf* and what la more signifi­ month. that tha amount of riboflavin tn cant—a longer prime of life. With growing knowledge of tho one's food haa a la m Influence They can dream of escaping by upon the level of health and effi­ Importance of rlhoflavin In main­ violent methods tried before or _ of an individual Idual living llv taining healthy tissue* and general ciency the more freqiunt petition for ruler averse* conditions, Itienf. It la health, it la recognised that many haheai corpus Ik th f courts. dinger signs ei| IfflnxJ* to point out daacsr people need a batter choke of Or they caa look forward to when tha deficiency la not a com­food to assure an adequate amount pute lack of tha riboflavin, but of this B vitamin. galling out in flvt years—that’s only a moderate ona. Aa an ex­ the average stay at Alcatrai—by Where then ar* they to find tt? ample, children m.iy grow and Riboflavin I* farmed In growing being transferred to a lets con­ develop slowly which rould he nUnte, so therefore, Irafy vegeta­ fining prleon with a leea beautiful attributed to liaredity. However, ble* and grain* are aource*. Ho ara vlaw. acUnce has ahown that in aomo meata, milk product* and rgga caa** thar* U a direct relationship good aourcM. One of tha best, la between growth and riboflavin in enriched bread, riboflavin being LOW FAITH tha dkt. Although thla_ B . vitamin _____ U ona of the enriching nutrients. Six Although SAN DIEGO, Calif. (A-Harold P. fairly watldlatrlbutad tn fooda and ■lloa* of anrlchad bread provide Curtis, attorney, told tha court that extreme deficiencies may not he about 13 per cent of one'a dally hla cliant had paid him with a too frequent, acUntiela regard tt allowance of this vitamin, an bogus thick. as an Important factor In nealth amount slightly higher than that "You've lost faith tn him?" ths end In Building alreedy-normal provtdsd by an equal amount of whole wheat bread. Bread has Judga asked. health to highardevela. Tha picture offered when tha another advantage—It* crust is a "Y et," Curtla replied. diet of experimental animals sup­ barrier to light which cue destroy The defendant accepted a court ap­ plies an amount uf riboflavin till* vitamin. pointed attorney to replace Curtla. "SUPER-RIGHT" FANCY QUALITY A? LIBBY'S Hawaiian I t S t i w w w A - W ? ’— LIBBY'S VANCY P IN E A P P L E JUICE 2® 49* e a n iU p jiT o o /Ry jeaime'Bndtb,'Dodge'Safety Consultant . - ■ w a i t YOUTtE BUSY with your "Spring cleaning" Inside the] house, why not have the man ot the family extend the clean-up campaign to the garage and driveway! Debris In these arsis pre­ sent! serious safety hiiards to everyday living. - ■ , , * In addition to being a shelter lor the family car, tha garage jU frequently a convenient stor­ rss-rage fof lawn equipment, plant One eectlon can hoaae heavy 1 sprays, Insecticides, old rags usad lawn ^equipment -auch a* the for cleaning tha car, a sparo can j lawn 4 mower, r a k e s , - hoes, a t oil, an oalra gallon of gas (Juat ; ipades • and, shovels. ■Another in ease), antMreete drained from f l e c t i o n ,* constructed with the car, a few cans ol old paint, , shelves, will keep plant sprays, tubU iK aad‘.waatepiper.iiBilact, aaU-lffeie.k Insecticides, etc., there's 4 often ewsy i Irons'children's curious ao ro o m /to r hands. iDeors on this section, ear. along wills a lock and key, will I 'this v a s lita assure their Mfety. If. Small objects that dultar u p i garage (nails,.bammils, trowels, jiriM shears, etc.) ml; s.) might be kept the drawers of a Wprk bench, conveniently i built tilt. Into >another section of the storage a re a ... • Next,1,throw • away all g m iy rsg*., Just a smell spark could start a-fire.'For-further protec­ tion,* keep the garage floor free from Vgresio - and gasoline — a grease receptacle iunder itha car motor will help. tS 'C .7£v,; *** * '< Safety tn the driveway la alio ■n - Important <Spring <project. Trees, - bushes *and other ebstaclea which block tke driver's view of approaching trafBe In the •*atrc street, should be ■cleared, Backing tacking soout u t» p o t »«a• t*driveway drlvewa; blladly^l la ,*x trease^kaurd- ..y o u r tg a ,j,y q u 'r e I M F lor la ro w a ro ill'children Smith yfc) tha family. laturallyt Inquisitive,! youngsters i to snoop snd plsy In peraaes. t thiy could lnjuro themselves ' -byi starting^! -fire, -fillon *stray t sharp (objects, tor ipUng Insecticide,*, lq donas, * National 4 Safety 11consultant, haa a few "douriell". suggestions for dlml* these aafely haiardi. First, liadequato >storage i apace, ivldadlinto- convenient -section*, for .tallllooio.iam lf subsequently 1 dtngeroua i!em*,< If necessary, In- OUS. ''w C k S W M V is * crasse the width of the garage by True, "Spring cleaning" can bo > fewifeetYThls additional apace a chore. But keeping in mind (lie wlUaiolvafmostk of i the storage safety benefits to your family will for an avenge family. ewn| make the task much easltr. ffVM YBODY CANT BE A (WINNER, buteard players or •erhbble fane will ell have a bit chance, and will enjoy tha • u s eI more with proper light. Tha Ths popday new adjustable hanging u t » Is an easy answer, and a dee•raflva uva ene as well. U you use a ■ameti i#table frequently, try miking It a permanent part 'of your feem i deeor, ready for use at any A&P’S CRESTMONT IC E T h e re nro m nny enay, Inflxpcnslvo fashioned k itch en and save Fancy Quality ANN PAGE Imitation Flavoring Pork Hams ^ 47c Corned Beef l 49c Round Steaku 79c Super-Right Heavy W esttern Short Cut Pre-Trlmmed Super-Right Heavy W estern Boneless Super-Right Freshly GROUND bcEF ALL GOOD BRAND SLIC ED B A L u N JAN E PARKER L ight Tender JANE PARKER Enriched ANN PAGE Pure F ru it Plum Fresh Texas CA RRO TS h o u ri of unnecessary w ork. Sun K ilt Juicy Look In tho Clnsslflcd section for Luiildinir supplies, contractors and other service to make your kitchen a wife-saver. LEMONS 2-Lb Doz. Fresh Tender 15C b ** POLE BEANS 25c Lb. Crisp Pascal COOKIES 10c CORN Stalk 5 Lrg Head 29c 25-ft 19c 60 ctn 10c \ 7Yi oz pkgr 23c MOTOR OIL pt 27c 5-lba 53c Dtgta Lfly GRITS TIhhy's Corned BEEF HASH lb. can T IMw's VIENNA SAUSAGE Eari d i ^ C 39c A-Penn 100% Pure 4 oz can Pricfe hi thla • 4 effaelive 29c 2/33c Y O U R C H O IC E l-L D C A N Sultana Pork 'n Beana Iona Lima Beans Sultana Batter Beans Ana Fag* Had Kidney Beans 10 cans 99c Ann Pag* Spnrkla • Lucions Fla v on GELATIN 5 • 27c ICE CREAM or Ihrangh Reta r^ay , tier I t. 1 9 C F rtah Sweet CELERY Bunehlna Hydro* SHERBERTM JX ___ 200 MAGNOLIA AVE. .SANFORD wmuJerfd Aaturta 37c Cherry Pie " 39 Angel Food 39 White Bread-14* Preserves * 39 TEA NAPKINS wA Lb. JAN E PARKER Luscious WAXED PAPER - ■ adds outdoors. 100 H E BACON lb. 85c CAN ADIAN Marco! MF 3 lb*. Super->.lght Smoked Lean Kitchen Charm •rente wall;yagwy baud .the. cornice from w u -wall.. It should irojact about ram the wall, a .good depth** about eight »• » ** t bait light your •leetrleal dtaltr •sflmite on cost >dey, thsre are ao typia of flxtuwi - r . « • ipotllght ' .the beauty of 89c Super-Right Vacuum Packed 3 to 5 lb. Cauliflower .— p u U lB C0 1 )t Can Ctn. Corn Fed Fresh ^ s69c Snow Whit* I ktstaU one of these ad•haded lamp* ovar the Thais lamps move up end on a pdlvy-type of mechan f you want a tamp to d< ,ty. use tha bind that flu tha wall on an L-shaped That type, too, moves up j ifa d down, as well ae pull ^ A w the wall.„ This , lamp Jmp can be * t***f by. tha .. living room "easy end pullvd out from the light a game table. • • • NOT TOO 800N to start to highlight the your horna with «r lighting for lammar enjoymant. 23c 29c t Super-Rigni Meats" PINEAPPLE MURAL PANEL WALLPAPER SC , ' 0-01, Pkg. Sugar Loaf Large » « Is becoming more and mere popular. It's wonderful decorstor effects can be painted up with a elmple, euy.to-install cornice, If you have one wall covered In a Pint Botll* Cake Mix Beer or Ale 6 " Crazy Mixed - up Kitchen? w ayg to m odernize y o u r old Sultana Peaches® 29c Heinz Ketchup 23c * Tudor Brand CREAM I that look mueh Ilka the lamps you might usa Intld* your houia, *hey come equipped with sharp prong*, which pox# down Into ths ground, and you can mova them from plica to place, If you wish. • • |£ E E P IN MIND tha many u rn ■ • of Infrared lamp* when you begin to plan your iprlng cleanIng. Whan days are damp from those spring showers, use them for drying out closets, and musty basements. Hurry along wash-day drylnk-Taka out gardvn-acquirsd "Slnka" by using the Infrared bulb on sore muscles, quickly defrost your freeisr or refrigerator with one of these handy bulbs. FREESTONE Halves JIF F Y 3 BRIGHTER LIVING By Jan Reynolds Sliced Pineapple^ 29c V o u iN a ~ ^x n v e tv u y s LUNCH MEAT 3 79c 3 "" 25c I f 'o a+ \ �iW ■' • . THE SANFOKT) HERAT.!) ’ - a • Wed. May 16. 1958 I’a g i S R 1 ' S S I d M r ., M rs . W illia m s C ,. * 'WfT£*f v. . Information For Veferdns (Warner Brothers Selling Controlling h a l l e n g e s • Here ai> authoritative an,* nf the semester, Doaa tin **m* went ftom the Veteran, Adiulnls- privilege apply to veterana_iak» nation to four question, of m- Ing on-the-job training undef th* tere*t to former servicemen and Kotcnt til BdlT their families: \. s’o. Ulnler lio clrcumitatt* M- I’m planning to eonveii my ,.CJ ,.u y entitlement bo extended World War II Term insurance pol- for vMcrfttl, taking nn-tho-job Icy to a permanent plan. May I tirslnlnc under the Korean til conveil jm t part of It, rattier than the whole amount? , M . veteran’, hliudnes, A. Ye,. You may convert par. h ' | ( n ,( M n ( ( ! ( | | ln order Ter >u° ur1In,,"multiples ur r ,‘°‘ him |U)0P of ,-nn 1 .00. „ fto qualify Ul„ ^ for .pedal VA in te re s t T 0 G r? u „ linl,L Y W non GT) —The War(Cnnlln'irfl from Bite Ope) ner Brother,, onetime nieklodcnn Ing stick for success It how f i r ' operators who built n riant movie wjou hive come from where you studio, nro icdllng eontrullin-f In­ stirted. You hive circled the terest In It to u syndicate. HunkBy ROY ESSO VAN •American’ burner, ‘The Emblem fo,j j intr sources **v the price on the MOSCOW Russia ha» of Belter Service’, ind, you k i stock Is $19,250,000. i success.’ ‘ the world It will cut its irmed In clj.lna. Hiys urged igenU forces by 1.200.000 men w'thln the ” ” 7 | 'Vhnrldr,- th*v ••Km # to. “ MsVe ‘The Emblem of Bet-! next veer and chaltenffd the Big " " “ *■ ™ r*‘la} . the* hB'* ter Servlre Imiltpensible. There Three Western Powers to follow "**•*<* *n ** * ^ or tl0ll "? y. I understand that Korean $ necessarily. Rut' be the holding* In Wurner I. lust nn. thine iw in U h..v .K e n I .VL c... / . *-»'• h o llln -ri in W arner Brothers Is just one thing people buy. when the Soviet example. vein an* in achuoi lm\c t , , tin* I* ,i„i„ must hate s ,c ivice-connected they buy Insurance, beciuie you The Soviet Unit announced the Pictures, Ine.. to n croup head'd o lul.h heir ^oM.r.tci s tf th eir, A{ m ^ hlm to V \ can’t deliver anything tangible trimming would Involve 63 army by Serge Semenkn." entltlcmen run* m after they .... T1,„ dlfa,lUUr .Setnenenko, senior vice presi­ other than ■ contract, (hit thing divisions and three air division*. have_reached the half-way punt ^ ^ ,|U |#i# #f slshl dent of the First National llnnk “ li service. In addition to keeping It said the manpower would be t). Aio peacetime vote mite en­ . In touch with your policyholder diverted to indu*:ry and agricul­ of Boston, ‘‘plans In operate lire titled to “wheelchair hquilng’* company actively and aggressive­ and the public, make your serv­ ture. Med Fruit Fly Is ly under sstrong and competent truiils. If they meet the ellglbil* ices Indispensable." In addition, llussia said it would management. . . . illy rciiulremen11 of the law I Of Attacking Along George S. Bradshaw, first vice put jts warships In mothb Ms and 11* th* benefit limited to war vet­ "The three Warner brother* president and treasurer of th e idl|b||nd a numbcr of ullltary eran. ? * will continue on the board of the Southeast Const company, reported on the facts as , ra|nln2 , c|,ool*. Dut Forrlgn MlnA. Veterans oT either pcce* they and th.ur to the history or tha company and Utr). prClU ehief Lranld F ll.vl- company, and Till It II tilt A DllltH FROM Till: I.YMAS SCHOOL .f l.migwood. examine ‘one of the Tire engine* nf MIAMI *.P — The Mediterranean m ,,,, wartime service rnujf the figures on Its growth. tU alio cheV, who nude the announce- families wilt retain a substantial the Sanford Navul Air Station’s Kite Department while touring tho ham last week. (Official Photo, fruit flv vv.-s nttncklu'l ahmq *..tittlirv. If their service-connected itoek Interest In the company.” commented on the "American" | menti WGlllti not . ay how many IT. S. Navy I least 73 mile, of Ihe «miltiea,t dlsnhlilUe, arc suih that they Tho Wall Street Journal report­ being granted the hlgheat possible men wou|d be teft In uniform after Florida farm area today. ain't get about without tha aid ed that more than 700.000 share* • rating by Iniurlng authorities. t|,e cut llrnir*. live In Lake Mary. Fla. Mra. Charles Karraker of 122(1 Kccftfral expert, t.tld an Insect 0f whoolchair-. crUiche* or h>a;rr>. of stock were sold ut $27.60 a — Hamlolph, trapped at Lnxahotehce ha< beer Vetera,* living In Csntr-d 1T ! " ryn o ? L h v \'e0XP , N ;,v ^ Ve 'The new cut apparently would share, with the Warner family l'fe Donut I L. Kunaker. MaDonald would like very mueh identified as Ihe dreaded pc’l It Flodda who wldl further ,l;i/or« th . hV.io?u.l .lgnm cinc. of " T h i' brifl* ,hc S ^ le t armed force, retaining an estimated 10 p. r about ,o a level with those of the rent. The syndicate’s purchase re­ rimhas ivmnli-ted a 17 iu hear (ram sumo of hit rlsd - ahnwed up In a trap set ammvt mutlou about th:lr bouaf-n week series uf Klecinmiv School- mates and friends, III* new* ad- about t (MMI acre* of orange grove* slmnhl writ, the VA o'fle# at It ? £ * & * !• Erab,cm uf Del‘ United* States. The hast figure* present, more than 28 per vent ter service , j a ra i|abft to the West crnllted the M U N I C H . (IKHMYNY Pfc. ing at (!rt-ui Lake*. III. dress l*t Pfc. Donald K. Karrak- Minis 13 mites u.’*l of West I'nlin K, central Avo. Orlando, of total Warner stock out, und­ J. Edwin Larson. Slate Treasur-i Soviet military with i's million Robert L. Reuse*. 27, whose wife, Knrruker graduated with Ibe rr 117-1*03, Comm. Mat. School Beach ing. er and Insurance Commissioner of mfn | n u»33. 'since then. It has Buldi1, live* ut I It 13 Sumnieilin Ighest average In the class, Comm. Elect, Bo., A.It.tt.C.-j-j^ known area nf iofestaUmr llorlda, its , the luncheon speak-' reported 610,000 men demnblllred. \ii‘„ Sanford. I* a member of lc is mm stallooe.1 In San Die>, T. M.C.ILD.. San Diego 10, Culif. mm. extends from Kemlalt In Dade IRONING HOARD SAFETY er. Larson stated, "TMe ln«ur- A, o( ytarc|, j, Me United States (lie Southern ‘ Au-a Command bilif.. and Inis euiolb-d in “Avia---------- --------Count} to Luxahatciice but Is fnirBELLEVUE, Idaho .,7b-Mr. lluuoi Guard in Germany. ance business Is the fastest grow* had I,MO,000 in It* armed force*. loii Itndin Repair School." ORANGES GOING 0 \ F.HSKAS | , narrow because the *Ollllieast . Ing Industry In Florida, and at(In Washington, a While Home and Mrs. Jim Glsy mid Mr*. Menihers of the honor guard Pfc. Karraker l* s graduate of LAKELAND A'—Most of Call- e,ij,t Inrming dUtrlct I* hounded McCrea almost le t* 9 ford, mors opportunity for fu­ spokesman said the Soviet move Carroll thsir lronlnff board hehind when compete for the job and perform Seminole High School wT.h the -'ornia’s current crop of Valencia „n th? well by Ihe Everglade* ture growth thananyother." would have more significance If thev returned to Bellevue hum n 1,1 1,11 function*. Class of Vtl. II,. eulisti-d iir the orange* I, going oversea* sn that |,nke Okeechobee, Larson also said, "In 1054, Eire the Russians had been more ci>iittr, iv< „«rlt. i<«u,t uinf r»«b* Itease*. * military policeman Marine Corps in Junt‘51 taking, mean* Horlda oranges shotilld tie-( The new* find Is mine 2) milos br»*» and Casualty business in Florida operative at the London disarm, itcation in Fresno, Culif. Now tfrk iai ln»m »pai «v$* of ji *4 in the SOSlh Military Police But- Ids recruit training nt Parris is. come more valuable in the domes- llon|, 0f t|,p dj'* previously Idea hd llrrilhfitT jnhilirti D'tft amounted to over $41$ million ament talks. Tch State Dcpart- thev’re glad they didn’t. >„ tic market, say* Floiida Citrus iin,n nrbtliiif iff* filftfintf* «t*_ bflllWf Near Well,, Nev., their mr lalimi’s Company It. entered the hind. S. (’.. and Inter went dollars in premiums, an Increase; men: viewed the move as a switch * ” “ Mutual. Wlllmr Charles, state dhvetor onimuilaiimostr ni«*il<il! Am of 500 per cent In the last 10 from military to economic melh* skidded and rolled over. The iron- Army in Oelnher If51 and ur- Camp t.ejeune, N.C. II,- spent following three months In Porta Rico ami Mutual said rhal of 3,391.083 rar. of fruit fly operations, said he AT YOUR DRUOOIST Inir hoard pinned thrre Gray and itied in Europe the >car,. Life Insurance In force wa, ml* of seeking world domination, o i vvNltl laiATHiatY, INC, (ns and three-quarter billion dot- official* said there would be no McCrea children In the hack .c a t,1 Man-li, He wa* a htnkriuun for In August l.'V. enlisted for Gin*. 2.323,203 have been exported, discovery wmld pi can delay In another jeur, A cai tun contains seven-tenth* id the shipment of $33.IWO worth of m p ,,u , >•■*(!• t, We*h, *ar*•” matching reduction* In U.S. mllj- saving them from psssibl* serious the \llnutle Coast Line Knilrond. Karraker is the -on of Mr. and a bushel, citrus* injury. Ill* puient*. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. L a r s o n further commented tary manpower.) * Every division of ths State In- 1 Moscow announcement had fl MK’anca Department has expand- been anticipated in Western r,p i­ r • and Florida ha* tha finest ta!* since the breakup of the Lon­ educational program on Insurance don disarmament conference 11 of any state In the union. To pro. day* ago tect the Insuring public, tho quali­ "By undertaking these new re­ fications for prospective agent, have been made extremely rigid." duction, the Soviet government is «triting to contribute to the prac­ tical carrying out of the disarmsment program now under consid­ eration In the United Nations," the announcement said. "Other government* *uch as those of the United States, Britain, and France wishing to contribute Ilere’H the pny-nff! MATHKU'S 1h remix Itt Kite ymt *«»!» dullar fur ymir ultl furni­ MIAMI BEACH ut — Critical 10 t,ie “ reng then Ing of peace « ture If you act now. Trade In auylhlnu on utiylhini; . , reKurdleax uf nuc ut cotulllooka at traffic aafety programi not but ,olltAV lhl* of 12 Southam state* Tuaaday ra"Tha Soviet government would lion. Replace your old, worn out furniture with beautiful new creation* from sealed icriou* daflclenciei blamed b* rsadf to coniider the question for • higher traffic death rate In ol • further reduction in caie the MATHKU'S enormoua selection! the South than ln tho rest of the United State*, Britain and France nation. carry out a proportionate reducSome 750 delegates to the Pre»- llon ln ,hrlr xrmed force* and blent’, Committed for Traffic ermament.C the statement con safely held «t«t« meeting* to try tlnued, adding: m devise *om# mean, of comb»t"Tha Soviet Union believe* that Ing the rising number of caaual- carrying out iucIi measure* would tie*. be a way of achieving disarma­ The most urgent needs are ini ment and would establish real proved highway*, more money to premises (nr the prohibition of train enforcement and educational atomic and nuclear weapons." penonnel, and much more citlien The Kremlin statement said support h r official programs, the that the program shows Ihe Soviet delegation* agreed. Union "i* a sincere and comtni Robert B. Leopold, director of champion nf peace and . . . relax£ (he Atlanta, Ga.. Traffic and Safs- atio of International teaion." (y Council, laid citfca loo often The new demobilixatlon pro­ attempt to improve their highway gram offer, the Soviet Union twin problem* with humanitarian and benefit* of relieving l^a tremen­ • motional appeal,. dous manpower shortage In agri­ He tugge,icd, instead, .an eco­ culture and industry and bringing nomic appeal which stresses tho heavy preaaur* nn the Western dollars laved when accident* are Tower* to reduce their armed reduced. forcte. It ha, bean estimated that traf­ Rueaia hat ennounred it* goal, fic accident, coat about four bil­ of overtaking the U, S. Industrial lion dollar* during 1933, in addl- potential within Mi* next 10 to 13 Ve*. it's trues 1 Those Modem .Suites *U<1 That'* right! With the $5(1 wa will .4 lion to killing 38,300 person, and R years. Such a program will re. Sectional, ran he yours at this sen giv# you for your ohl suite, you It LG. TRICK ........ - .... 1119.91 Injuring anothtr 1,330,000. \ qulra all th* manpower it can ran now hava a lovely modern satiunal low prim with yuur uM Suite Tha National Bafety Council hai muater. Furthermore, Soviet ag­ 10.00 I.KS.S TRADE-IN _ \ Bedroom without trying to save • • with so many stylos ami eoliu< painted gut thal a record number riculture hie suffered severely for that Initial payment—your old M of person* will be killed this year fiom the drain of peasant youth (mm which tn chouse, you vie euro to suite will make it for you - I* )t)l I'W unlesx the pretent rat* la reduced, Into the arned forcca. (iml one ilesigned especially fur yiiui Shop early for tho heH nolciliiou I; li said 3,950 persona died In traf­ ONLY living foam—1‘rlte* begin *l only In Maple, Blnn'le, .Mahogniiy uml The military cut also holder* fic accidents during the Brat three K 11 IU.U3. two-ton* eultee. the Soviet propigenda drive for month* of 1038. Col. C. W. Woodson Jr., aup.r- I"’V e,ul coexl.tence and cnrrle* Inlcndent of th* Virginia State ", br?*d, •P1’**1 .J* European so 1’olloc, tulej tho meeting the South c*a^*‘* *n ^ ne Tk* nan -'l01 1, lagging badly behind th* rest cow campaign for "nlty on the of So­ of th* nation In It* aafety pro- left," political coallKoni ”* cialist and Communist parties out­ grama. "Tile 1034 death rate in the side the Soviet bloc. Southern atates ranged from 8.3 Th* r e d u c t i o n undoubtedly to 8.8 per ana hundred million stems also from the now wide­ miiei, against the national avar- spread belief Dial advance* In thermonuclear w a r f a r e have age of 6.4," he laid. made large standing arrnie* an .Scrumptious dea.ert for th r a .i, unneceuaryjusury, * pint of vanilla ice cream topped ^ with a package of froaen thawed A im e d FotCCt Day - # 9 5 6 Big 3 I News Of Men In Service y South Has Highest * Traffic Death Rate $ $ $ $ $ 99 • * »tarw b«rrlc#. Legal Notice .x ij t il m o r p t i i L i u i i s : \ i i 7 x L u x i, i i o i ,u * i:i> i n * x u n ■ a x i l riticT* ax u u n til) * n n ,» u r tin e saxixu onuixaxta: u r t u n ciTr o r i.tM oim , rLon- Notice |# herebr airen that a TuhHserlna will bo h*ld at Hie of. flio of the Cttr Cumnilsslun In the m >'11, lltll In the I'ltr of Monforil. w KlcrtO*. et lien o'clooX P. xi.. Juno • 1,14. to consider th* followlna iheneet end emendment* in th* P.onfnf ordfr.ei.ee of the Cltr of oeernrit. Klorlda: III Th* property ean*it In nisIrlct It.l-A ininate-Kamllrt, l<n-et*d bstwe** Ilth ntre*l and HarlU Hlr**t and edlecenl to oropertv abutttna nn West nB ,V*tl ild* of Krevh Av»nue, I*i propotad . to rhena*4 to C-T C (Tranelen i.'oinintrclell DlitrlcL Paid oosrly balno [nor* partlderfy d**crib*d ae I-ot to, th* Keel ona-helf of t-nt» 11 end X. and alt of Got Ji of fllouh I. Dream wold (1 i Tho pCuperty inned In Dis­ trict R-l-A iKInale-remlln. located o* East side of tl*l|onv:lle Avenue between Ith street end Celery Avenu*. tn District a»id orooertr belno more partlculatlr ries.-rlb'd ** G o t. I J . J t. I I. I t . ] J . XI end It of Taco Aeree *1) enrtlee In Interest nnd oltti olttiees obeli have an opportunity to be "ff.'S'lliailMSilrt beard at said heertne.. B C ltv * v erder order of o* tthe ie O ti Ontonteelna vi « tf uu Got any old chair or rocker? It's worth $20 tluilug tho next ten day, *u thii Sofa Beils, Studios, 100" Sofas, I tide-a-Beds, etc. If you need that extra sleeping equipment to taka rar* of thoso unexpected guest - Now-1* th* Hint to Irt your uld sofa make that first big payment for you—prices begin at only 170.95. AMG.XUMUX-re IX ckllTU.V III*. K X A M r Is K beg. i »bu k LESS TRADE-IN I YOU PAY ONLY inu iss.it "Armed fettee Do, h eo epptepriate time to ptodf* ourstlvM ioew to tho tdeol of poate end eeeotitr tbrooih stroof* ootfoool deteeso. Darina *<*• D '( voor. tot Armod foriei host eontlooed to moke Importoo, dole* ■* overoll eftteieoe, ood holtoee. At th* eoma time we hove m m foeword with oar etforti to mohrtoM the thrhleif end vital •trisomy the* Id ee eetontiol Us lappart dl * efron* Military IttehHilimeol. The Troosary Dtpertmsnf i, happy to hose the Utwtad llotet Caere Qoerd, eo* ef the Netteo'e Armed far*as, la Ita eroeotetttan end te preod ta hev* Mtake pert io the Armed for*** Boy l etahretioor." — M. Homphrey, leeratory *f the Treat* $J!M>5 30.00 49.95 iaiuous I* ■* It te t i t.uiie s -• » t i bolstered in lasting nylon and plastic, buy now and *,'(i— Enjoy years uf relaxing -onlfoit • - TltADis-liN ALLOW A M R ON YOUR OLD CHAIR or ICOCKKU K X A M 1* L K tlKU. TUIL'K LESS IUAOK-IN YOU PAY ONLY 1*9.93 20.00 $ Wo n r, featuring the famous "Chrouiecruft" 5 In 9 pc. Dihaitci*, Never lieforu tinsu wo offurnd such trade-in* on (h|- nutloonlty known Dinette Now you cun gut $20.DO fur yuur old euilu oil thu Very bull i mnine ur iitougiit Hun i» nudum innile. T ries teg'll lit nrdy $79,8-5- su $ BEG. TUBE LESS TRADE-IN >7193 30.08 YOU I* NY ONLY ■Hi DON'T MISS THIS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO 1W . .pe- 4, IWSW* Is H ER E’S THE ST O R E W H E R E Y O U R D O L L A R S B U Y JAORE m s^M ATHES ef SANFORD ...........- E.•-* 203-09 1st.- SL ’ R X A M I* Is B rh o a* 121 WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN FINE HOME OUTFITS AND COMPLETE ROOM GROUPS! b . / -» A- * �• •* tA ^ BBBM k * i t , r »“• >• / • ' :■'■• / 22 Is Important Ejection Don't Forget To Cast Ballot! A r* p m * n ta tiv t to the State Legislature i Seminole County for the unexplred of Voile A. Wllliime Jr., mu«t be elect1 („ThU election, « special one. will be held on May 22; next Tuesday. ' Frankly, th ere are m»rn thun 10-thousand to te re who ean take p art in this election 'JM*t week, and the m ajor percentage of “ them should lum out to take part in naming 1 m en to represent them in Tallahassee for balance of thU year. This Is no unimportant election. It Is : Im portant to every citizen in Seminole v county and ahould those who do not cast *(>‘tReir ballot fo r their choice of the two men eligible to appear on the ballot, tlioy have gripe coming aa to what m ight happen .Vefirmtd their vlewa be not expressed. « / ’■' Each peroon, registered as a qualified f'vsioier in Seminole County, should take it ''• upon himself or herself to go lo the polls on May 22 and vote for one or the other of iV theae men. Sfrif Take It unon yourself lo advise your ‘•".MMghhor or friend who la a voter here that ' n « t Tuesday Is election day—an Important ..election day—when a man will he nsmed lo : • re"*esent Seminole County In Tallahnssee. I :■ H ie date !a May 221. mu • a • # ed to. hut usually receive the anewer "w ait until cool weather when more people are here." Sanford, in nil falrnese to those who try to relax during the fum m er month!, is now a year 'round city. There ie aa much going on’ during the months of June, July and August as there is during other months of the year. There cornee a tlma in our city when problems m ust be attended to when they occur, and not nt some future date. Possibly, therein lies our trouble. With the accumulation of so many summers in years gone by, we are just th a t much behind those who work the year around to achieve ultimate success. Sanford and Seminole County have now hecorno full fledged business areas twelve months out of the year with Industry, sports, growth and expansion going on every day out of the 3(15 In the year. So, when somoone approaches you to do something this summer—don't turn the job down—get it done now and be th a t much ahead. • • • Actress Is Tired Of Angelic Roles By h a l BOYLE clouding * 1 Ing variant* ef the ism* m i over NEW YORK UP - True angels "Whet do you m ein?" • ’Sf* - .vni.u may nevtr become weary lx. Par- "1 mein that litlU-glrl-next-door Not MU> *ho *• * ,kUJ' d idifti builnei*/' *he laid, M1 ve had and talented eraftiman. ............... . uhn about all I can take of being the “ Money lan’r aecurlty." ah* said. i. .. . . | . j . ttin t t0 [ry <.you have lo figure out w ait you « « % m 3 IWh H I ">»> * m , ' w " V .. ."« « » _ « • • £ * ' P S P S F i e f A P W * * • « » * » « « but fa-cmaung really want lo do with your f e * lick now 1. Martha Scott who la auf- l*dy who live. In Ih. penthouse." hour, on earth, and It doe* com# g from a bid c m of to# Martha, who actually dee. hell down to • matter of houra-ev.o mud? sweetness and Uahl originally from a amill Mittourl minutes. much *n<1 l *hlt01sn with lhcunlikely name of "How can sn actress grow la Martha he* been wearing wing* G k .( Creek, started her radio her trad# unless she play* a varon stage end *” *•" J ar •°.m* career ito "a ten-buck scream'* in lety of rolaa that demand more year* now, and she d like to .tied # gj,0|t ^ r y (tarring Or.on end more from her? The trouble them for a while. Welle.. / 1* that producer* sometimes are I have known Miss Scott from Earlier, a . a member of a afraid to take a chine*. They're the time .he wai a schoolgirl Shakespearian repertory at the afraid the public might not Ilk* iludylng biology In Kama* City— Chicago World'* Fair, »H* had en- you In a new role." book biology, that la. Whan I met joy(d blackening her teeth to play But Martha la more than wltl.w ,h t r for lunch the othar day I told ont 0f ^ w|telig« in "Macbeih.'' Ing to take chance#. J u .t recently her. "Martha, you're atlll Ju.t as T>,e ,weetna»i and-llght blight ah# ha. bean. In her late.t picpretty as the girl neatdoor." dBIC*nded on her when .he lure, "The Ten Commandments," Well, t meant it aa acom pH- jir,( , i^rced on Broadway as Em- the play* Mo.e.' mother, ment, and a true one. V irtha hat nv itf.hs .......—* 1 in a recant Robert Montgomery » fragile beauty that envtr fade*. 0f Thornton Wilder'* play, TV ahow the atrayed even further But my remark had the tame ef- ..0ur t0wn.'‘ from her own real lt/e character, fact on her ea If 1 had stepped on ^ deepened when Hollywood She' portrayed tha i*U-c*nt*r*d, her toes with my big site ten ltirrK j bar in "Ml.* Bishop," a possessive, ovtr-.exed wife ef a nt*' . . . „ sugary v e h i c l e In which she plantation owner, who destroyed .** •* *'*, played an old maid schoolteacher the live# of all tho.a around h e rn other., »h# .aid reproachfully, wjj0 turnrit her back on love, for- "I nevtr had more fun," aa.™ her htiel-green, green-blue eye* ^ I n g a birds-and-beei adventure Martha, amlling. for a Ilf* of sarvice among tha Tha results were eatl.fylng, too. ARC'.. Strinxer# who meet her Startled producer, floodld her atlll often exclaim In pleased sur- with three big TV bide, a Broad* prise, "Why, It's Mis. BWhop." way play offer, and two InviteThl* make. Marih* went to say tlon. to do movie*. She feel* that By SAM DAWSON the Induitry In Its present diffi- will be too—but Ibere are slrlnga a bad word at last she'a on the way lo fatting NEW YORK 'Jt—'Thrca weeks cuit podUon. • attached to that. The amount that "How would >ou like It, If ever)- rid of the ‘’goody-goody" label I™"! :?,d. V J heJ ! UIl,°,.ln?.U' l» *'!! Tha trust fund, on which to laldoff worker, will get depend. «im* you stepped In a taxi, the roles. s art testing out Its layoff pay d f [b< _#y -0 mpnlemeni . . ,.n#.h n, . nA driver called you Milt Bishop*" If you should bump Into Martha Auto Industry To Test Pay Play I * ' ? For •■j — n i c i e u j r flutiiiij m m i n u u i r r The president of the board of education atch of uncertaintlei to a rather In a large American City is going about tr„ n* y m ' nor managethese days with fire In his eves and n NfUh,r , 1 .. Ul, mpnl' probably, expected when nvjssnve on hlx IIP!, rue tn e n i! or tux they set tip a supplemental un- (tit* JAX&'VSSrtoS ^ Lin«m nlovni*nt henufit* h av # nol ^uj|t UJ) ^ §i bjg # |Um bv n»w as expected. That's because u,e companies put 5 ren?« in the kitty (or each hour worked But wh,i « |lh layoff, in d cutback* m employment benefit (5UB) pro- hours worked, th# total has been Irani a year ago that its start- slipping steadily thl* year. jng ‘Ikte, this June I, would find Already some 110,000 worker* In th* auto and related Industrie, a rt idle—without benefit of SUB checks. Under tha rules any laid off this'month will be subject to layoff pay starling June 1 unless rccellad before then. And any laid off after June 1 .— ---------------- ----------------- - - ^ 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?«•??«•>•% on th« ilit of the raierve frankly, the thought never had If you mlitake her for elthef Mar** ^ln(l*. Since those with the least occurred fo me. ilyn Monroe or Mother Machrra. y Stn im ar C r a t e s Desires are usually the first to Many performer, don’t mind he- Bill, plea*e. don't call her Mist iV . ,fl The advent of warm weather frenles he lald 0,tl (,un 1 c°H8Cl in* ty p d »t «H They r*n enjoy Bishop. Martha doesn't live there " “fk a laty, financially secure life play- any more. t y t a f r d e e lm other than the one usually mesSAge Is th n t th ! n a tio n hit! p lfn ty of And elnca tha reserve funde ere V" heaed In unison 'l e t ’s go to the beach". far below their maximum goals Problem! crop up that should he attend­ te u c V rn nntl claaaroom i b u t do«! not ntt«n■X! thi*.it OtltlCU?lopol 'OKtlirCM alficieiltiy* ** F*t. the length of dm* that ,h* collect may not Thin files In the fuce of «ll—and It Is ♦Un ** ie**1Jtt 41 The Sanford Herald a wearisome great deal—that has been sold M th* fund* had been buUl In y tri'-' H lin ilM Dell? »•#♦?< ••ferae? n l •■•••? mid written about the problem of school their maximum, the companies ------------------By B E N N E T T C E R F --------------- --• . >1 ' shortages and a rapidly rising population. would suppleman: stale uncmr « , e r s « IS s r n s l » !••» O .U S lf ir , ployment compensation so as to TIM BARNES recall* a dxy when J. P. Morgan had to Inter* « e NH •Wr» »t iaefoM. Vietje*. *»• *»• V«I. the contrary notion deserves s hearing, .I #f etasTws »f u*»a a. i*r* f rov,d* » lald-off man with #4 J rupt an Adirondack vacation to resolve a audden crista In If only because It hns the ardent sponsorship #•' m e n ram atv a. seaisor •«* pa»iuk*r per cent for tha next 22 wrek* Wall Street. He telegraphed lha New York Central Railroad IM R IO X IVAWSSRsf * B „ R serstlse T.4hnr of n major school board president. _______________ Public Forum But avan this It subject to the preildent that the 10:24 f ir r L r n j . cv iriv is , aaTeesteuB «•■*■** T here Is no m y x tery a b o u t how th is m an column it far_s.nft.rd Bar- j" ok th V lT .u * ‘ ,1*1*? !*•«• af varioui state,, train wai to be flagged for r r — ------ ----------------------------------------------- ------him at Paul Smith's station. a rriv e d a t his u n o rthodox view. It Is based m l / o S m n . ‘ upon**n°y mfllVrV"1 her. I„ Sanford* f*wl.h m o l! . Ar»°‘h'c«' uncertainty I. Ju.t how 1 ' TO* H ev eia te • sseetkee «» rx# S sseelai* # r - s « s *on* ,u l° c1,nt* Wl11 clo*c f " *Rleh la ewslllea evelwslselr t» »»• f"» »*»w*llra- on an Idea th n t crope up ev ery once In a Inttreit to (hi general public We people would do tho asm*. Arrived there, Morgan •H llts •• all th* Meal *#*•• »,!■!•* !■ tale »•»»«»* w hile, th e Idea of u sin g te a c h e rs end “"belt /o u r id cn and fair criti t h«v# on several occasion summer for model noted lhal the one man on te ai>t,nnta th a v a „ 'aminrl Inataad n f «nlu sVvnit c!*mt of any existing condlUoos, asked merchant! to stock Item# changeover*, fn many cs,e* th* duly had his feet planted BChool* t h i y e a r round 1n»t6id o f only ab o u t d trw id f. i i m and national: com- that *r* •villablo inn othir town. mo<,iI chln«fl Irc conudenbU • r ware tPTtne e a r r e unconcernedly on his de»k, Nr t'»rrlrr It* #*r w«k Oae Nsslk ^ * public offIIIs. aroUDB °or n r i I n not a single Instanr* that th*a and w'as reading a sports Tkrr, Wsnlks >ls "mlki <1*r Veer The school lionrd executive, like o th e r 11 * lion. 1 bu t*ba * tarn pa rat t , f *?r 1 lh* -etchwnt And this m x, hritig th* first • >> aua tar* »m ,m nkltaavr ■■«tre*. ears* •* tkauhe, r»s*tsM**s «»* p ro p o n en t! of th is view, considers It rld i- and truthful. No personalities. Tb# rn*1** ,l,# hema I wanted avail- real big test of SUB-whidher the gazette. "How about getting r . AllI nkltaa ‘ •eUrtalmxjit l*r ska aara*** •» rsltlsa up and flagging that 10:24 tn l i t nehool hulldinnx atan d Idle l! a«!h ol F°ur litter depend* upon »hl* |n hl« stock, f. thla tha for- reserve funds will be big enough JJP ?*:' r:.ua7j;f, k* skarwa# frrst vaaalar aSsarltslaa ralsa. rulnu* J , ,.° 1,1 "Cn0^ 1 , , ,L , I, : lb* Importance of whal yau have ward looking attitude w# need, by then for lha plan to work fully Uke you've been ordered?" d u rin g th e su m m e r m o n th s. He th in k s It Is ie tay. All latter* Will be Signed Or are new store fronts, packing and layoff paymants go on durthur thundered J. P. "Not me." teachers bjT * rito rww j l l M m u t h o u g h facllitl.., ate. th . .newer? 1 ask ing the antlr. ehing.over period. said the unconcerned rail­ “ expensively-trained .............. RatSeaaltr hr Oraefal S4t«ril,l*a n pity to let S*H eat ritnrala kavlaas Hank WM«. work a t their profession only nine months publication upon request. Whcr- y , Workers and management In road employee. letter* should he ' ,‘ry ,ru,F >our». other Industries will be watching of the year. Ha would employ teachers tho aver poialht* non • \ ** So J. P. dug up a red flag Mrs, Edne L. Hathlar closaljr to tat how tha plan works and waved it furiously at Wednesday May 13, 1053 year ’round. Vacation tlma for pupils would J ^ e s V r f f u ; Jdl* r : p *»* 4 *ur, and what bugs, If any, show » r? lie staggered, so th a t there never would be or cut laturi to Ht th# *e,e apacee Tha Editor. the oncoming train After it had ground to a atop, h t discovered up. TOD AV’H r*,r »i sc that Paul Smith a wai a regular acheduled atop for tha I0:2if a time when school building! etood empty, evsiltbl*. Sanford HiraM. Many professional educators object to He will put nut thnge nations before SanforH, Fla. CITKL8 GROWER DIES s u Skolsky haa th* photograph of a g rin lid warrior who Jolnad V thee, by little end little. Exodus 28:30,— this Idea, hut their objections do not ersato May 11. IHSf " • »ant to thank you for th* LAKELAND rit-FredaHck Wil- a vtornsn lo forget th« Foreign Legion. -* Luxurioui ease has deitroyed nohle /am- more teaehsrs and classrooms. There Editor, fuhHclty you g .v , no* ptay "Pear u , m Pop<i iB, fltru, |rOAor. ' 1 * * wonr««rfn! «ud- phoiphaU miner and developer of lllei from antiquity to the present day. are obstacles to putting Into effect a four- Hanford Herald lenca end made enough to pay the Pope eummer orange, died Even In Sparta the powerful famillos gradu­ quarter public school year, but they are not 2.•,',or‘,' r,<' me Cniluren Keaeralioii fur here yesterday ally disappeared while their helots multi­ Insurmountable. With the tide of students *n reran. odll- *P"nnr.hip nf » German child A n, Uvt n( 'B, | iimw#< Md , he plied Every census demonstrated this trend. risin g , this Is a good time to do sume hard nn, |, ------ ^ "wr —......Sanford mult must All th* youngstora splen ea w*r# «P' 0«- mined |0 |d in lh, Alaskan KlnnWhen wa take away incentive we pronounce t(linking ab o u t o u r ay stem o f u sin g th # be r«novat»d In Older to *nrnur. eld. • ‘■tor* and our audlanco wa* d,fc# b#f(Jr# comln. hfrf in J!M!, aga p-topt, to com. her, and •nthu.U.tle, On. p.r.on told u. orgInlltd ,hi r t m National n (W H | - a solemn verdict. schools only three-fourths of the year. ahop. and th . downtown facilltlea ,? a ' y.. *t)Vy^ Bank and sarved 11 a director must be Increased, etc. I am all *v#ry mlnu‘*’ * n?th' rJ 1 .Inca Iti formation, for it. hut I would Ilk. to .to t. * piepared to b. bor.d but th.y tummer orani** orange* ne n* thnt I. m . war# wonderful. They were coiasummer In my opinion what Sanford p!(.|ly, „ honl)> #n lh, ita f i » A v*loP»d h* ' «' orange grow­ n**de ie • few forwi th e u*ual]y * 1 1 visitor from Miami said. 'Tva paid *r» tft Produc. fruit In WfOAWUlfSS OF A ( ,f , /MAAf OH C O N U IIIU N By IAMBS MARLOW either. H# was In a state of aua- February a Russian employed In merchant* that will itoek a lari- » ? l^ fV Tom •’’'•mi aata, ”i va pain produVtIv* aummer"oartod" Aataclatad Fraa# New. A n.ly.t pension. th . SoVl.t Embassy eonUct.d #r variety of It.m . than at pra- * * ! ? ,o r “ " y ,n } ot)$ ! ! ^ l rt,aucUv« P*flndantartalnlng — Sidney s'*—— 11 , mSecretary ■of th# . t fHatkin .tu , — m— — tha 1 latter k had -s n.,i i , - 1 and ■— at mor, reasonable u . •ns- was nsif ss *ntartainini, J - - WASHINGTON (ft— H■,_ it- rt onb .Salurday after pul tant Of coursa w* ara proud — So wg ar# giving Pear dj-nt 5 bin was lucky. Left hanging In Air Fore* Quarles announced h* »n advartlsemant In a newspaper, prlcaa. , midair b r th# gM»Tnmmt-Job; v-jrk-not near arcrels. Hakln **tklng a Job. Th# Russian asked »«'•; Just «why " k r sdo, you - . p*uppne( i - . , that th ., f i '" " * usdar a etoud-h# found had offered Hatkin a Job with th. him to gather information about 8*ars Roebuck order office la *" rhi J,"ud 'thi haV##?? l i m i t e d T im * T r a d m - ln O f f t r . school. Try and Stop Me LETTERS TO THE EDITOR *30°-°CREDIT! for your old water heater! S id n e y Hatkin Is Lucky Man toliglilhl! **•# In pub- Alr * J , j I l i 1 ' ! • i i U e ^ J M ha got hit Job back. | | | doubtful h. would htv# bean reiw lited If h# hadn’t asked th* ahJppf former San. Harry P. Cain and U Cala hadn't mid* hit caa# LBEKBMm caa# point* ap what ap’'to b* unnecaasary delay and “ Muii, hr tha B f e y to^ *Us HIduaif by ^Mltha n* J E S S " Mor^rfw V ri ■ ~ w " rlnl — *«v!nimani J fflP * “ MeUritT to m .rrl.d 4«rd with d U B g to 'w a . iw m S aX a i a w eouaim . Wit suspended ■* i •*y<bTU,rF hy h# workad a il* ^ il1 * A5rU jSSlH n , nona.n.HIvo £Xt‘ a » (ha Air Fare# from than I yntfl- Saturday to dacld* whathar J U wig life to Iwt Hatkin return 1S d^ M °Bly after Cain, J W fftlM ton Republican and mam®.# f . *"• f°»»nim#nFi Bubvtr«F* s. AcHtltlaa^ ontool Board, m s*! i ipaach xbout Hatkln'i trou■I*1Xiedps for a few wteka, Hatkin •ould not gat a job during th# 14 Rtontha of hi* auapanaJoa. H* • • m i BHR Rm S, • • a security r u l l u t h # hadn t bean claarad l rore#doing th. aircraft Induatry. ao well p.tromred? It I. b.c.u.a r* £ ! .rT i* i",hP. h ... fll-Lr.to hops, for full, clearance latar. Hatkin notified th# FBI i t that J"»"F Itsma n.ad^t In th* home. "*!*r*‘ “ lh* J” ? iLucllla Campbell, c Whv did It Uk* a y e.r after Hm. but two weak. a g o - , week her. ara .Imply not available to tor *nnth>r P " '0™*™*lhe hplrd *harg#s hafor* Cain mad* hi* »p##ch-the purchasers herr. or. If an, at prices g|*tnsi him for action In hit caaa?Air Fore# notified Hatkin It had mor« th*" ,hc *v*ragf woman SP EC IA L M0NEY-SAVIN6 O FFER ! Tha Air Fnrca. through a Pan- tontsttvaly decided to fir* him as *»” **uy lh* aama articles for **l°n public relations mao, aaya • atcurily risk. ataawhera. • it take* time to hamllt the*# ---------- -------■■■ ■ , ‘f. ' h,1!r "h"** *hat ar# j oaaca. , . in v n sood-wearlng and In tha ,, * . PARBING CHANGR I3.BS prlca rang* her. In Sanford,, jn , speech In Naw >ork • weak ORLANDO. F Fla. l* -h |o to riiti for Inatanca, do you think I would1 ..................................................... ORLANDO, f 1® C«tn talked of Hat. UOn't be old- to itoll njt'-e n»»<—F* bother to taka the trip tn Orkin*# cat* withou> mantkmlng hi* th** don't hava any change far lands ? Th* answer la No. I atm ply . . H*tkla’1 itUn“ ty ar# balng cannot affard to pay gio tn a .2 1 ' oeB Poising ......... m ate". Uificsra I * . '' . , auppllad with nlcklli to make a pair for ahoe. Ilk* I want. I ,C, ln ‘ !m» ' 8f, ‘h# moat .aver# change for driver* who naod It. That it only on. It.m. I recently critic, of President Elsenhower's ------------------------— -----------------program for getting security risks our of the govarnmant. cltad Hatkln •• ,n «f »hat h* aald oa a B ra n d -N o w l^ s t in g h o u s e / tu h n H fa O g k c trh WATER '! S K ,“ H# said ha knows of tlS government omployta who woro auspondad as risks, and later reinstated, but only after tom* of thorn had waited an avaraga td eight to nine month* for a final virdkt. Cain dactarad this long delay for people left them In an agony of spirit about thalr future and vary often Joblaaa until tha momont of ralnatatamanl. It U doubtful Hatkin would have beta reinstated without Ciln’a open its lament of hla caa*. Last INSURED C IV IL SER V ICE BOARD C IT Y O F SANFORD, FLORIDA GHp of Canfard Civil Sarrlc# axamin.tlon* wit) ha hatd tn tha City Hall a t t:00 F, M. Saturday June 2, ions to aaUbllih A) ajj„*ll*lble Hit for tha claai of Truck Driver, Utility and Main­ tenance man. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Cltlaan of Sanford, good moral •horoctor and physical fltnaie, and have had at laaat a grammar #eb«j| (duration. Aim drlvara llccna# required. Aga limit 45. Far further Information and application blank aa* tha axamlnar at City had between tha hour, of 11 tOO A. M. and liOO F. U. r Meins Greater Safety for your monty! Thay’r* magweffiedf That maana they stick to your oven, kitchen cabinet*—any Iron aa atoat sur­ face. Or hang theaa colorful, heavily-podded mitt* by thalr bandy loop*. Perfect fat kitchen and cook-ouUt TAKI ADVANTAQK of Royal Crown'* big, mancy-Mtt'rtj offer today I Buy a carton of new RC. Get acquainted with thi« lighter, J r ether cola. That’! all wa oak. Than tend two RC bottle cape (or capa from Nchi or Par-T-Pak flavor*) and only 60# in coin to RC, Box 15-A, Brooklyn l.N .Y . Your majmetiied oven mitta will be mailed promptly, Order now—euppliee ore limited I ■ • tU r IfcMtM omllm f b r black N. Claavetand Jr. Socratary N. 0 . Corner, Examiner * »• *. .*• itMie r* b*«ter now, end anjoj th# finest, automatic hot water aarvic# for yean to coma. 8a# ua now about th* naw Waatlnghouaa W*to» Heaton, IsgrtlfTM * ^ »!•*<• * Aw»to* TewaerWwe Cetoel ac*MWetwMk . • t#-r** a men. N0*y BAGCERLY A PPLIA N CE C EN TER 115 Ma«noU« A r* . vou can hi s u r e p j ,t 1757 ir i t <, w I NtillL'Ill Hist r/r �~r s ••da • tSvV .' . !?*>.■V 1 15>1 ■»*?ST*iWt* ■-.- •■>*:) -■■.*■ s ir :' TTTE S A N F O R D HERALD- Wed. $ D C w lfc v Q Jn iA ? nf M r«; M. GinSOn. M a r 1ft 193*1 P ng» V Local D A R S Elect New Heads At Session In Peterson Home Is Guest Speaker At Circle Luncheon Mr*. Michel Gluon of Orlando, formerly r> men-her, of ;h« San­ ford Garden Club w«* -"eaker, Frlilay, for lhc Hildscus ,'*nril"n H rrlf of the Sanford Officer* for the 11)59-57 ion of ths Sail!" Garrison Chap­ Cullum Home Is ter, Natimuil Socle:y Dnughtert of tho American Revolution vvert Scene Of Meeting ImlnlUsI nt the meeting held Fri­ 1Garden Club at If* meeting belli at ihe home of Sir*. Jop Mos», day, Mny 11, ot ihe hom4 of Held Last Friday Mr*. A, II. Boterson on Hidden WEDNESDAY 1nlc i t the homo of Mr*. Harold ■ s |’''Pr *,nl' r The hum* of Mrs. M. L. Cul- Lake ulth Mrs. I’rtcraon, Mil. Morning Circle No. 9, of tlic Chapman, Loch Arbor at T p. in. 1 , , r *- Lfnson showed the croup lorn o rs tho scene "f n iovsly Milium iU'ssell of Wiiiler Bark, Women of theFirstPresbyterian with Mrs.George Amlcew Speer h""‘ to make corsages of one i-nvered dl.h l"T-h"nn held F-Flav and Mrs. John Meixch noting al Church willmeet at 10 a. m. with a*co-hostess. "lcm " trli^mlj which mn hv Ihe Dirt GnrHene-s Circle of hosteise*. Mrs. Hugh Whclchcl Sr., 1015 | The Ladle. Aid of th . Lutheran ' “' a V , ^ 1 ”?! 1'^ Ih" S*"fnnl Gsrd«u ri"b Mrs. Gordon llrlsson. president, Routlno huslliesx followed tho Magnolia Avc. Luncheon will be Church of the llcdocmcr will Lovely nnnngemontx of flow.. 1 . " ,l1 presided over business session ehapirr opening service, th* served. Co-hoslesscs will be Mrs. meet st 7:30 p. m "■s lo vellow rsnil r" I note »--'* Howard Whclchcl and Mrs. B. A. of Mrs. J. F. Ekern, 8ofl E. 23lh nml the piogram* for the new throutthoul tho roo"<s which America Creed nnd the I’telgii year were planned and hostessc.s Howard. Mrs. Hugh Whclchcl Jr. St. were npenej oosulte. Tho buffet to the Flag and tho singing of selected. Is chairman of the meeting. The Annual Garden Club lunch­ tihlo ,vn« nvcrlnbl with n white tho Star Spangled Banner led by All committee chairmen cave The Girl Scouts will meet at eon will ha held n 10:15 a. m. in lloen oloth. ocoloreil with a howl Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat, must* . n report of their year’s work ofFirst Presbyterian Church at of yellow ami red rnxo*. Mem­ chairman. m Mr*. ............................ . 3:30 p. m. * MU* Franre* Foil rack ii, who lion if at 10:15 and lunch n np|irecintioii for the rnnperii' on bers were seated nt Individual Toe Mid-Week Bible Huur will LI noon. Sirs. W, Grveno of Win­ tnhles placed on the screened was selected DAII Good CitUeil of the members during her be conducted by Elder C. C. How* ter Park will he guest speaker. vernndn. In the center of en-h of Lyman High School, Long* ard Instead of Rev. A. G. Mclnnis Installation will also he held, leadership, table was n cluster of red and wood, vva* pro*enlcd the DA It A donation was then inode to at First Tresbyterlaji Church ot Theme: Mad Hatter Luncheon. Good Cltitcn Award and pin by yellow hlldsrus. the Florida Association "f MenI’rlor to Ihe luncheon Ihe busi­ Mr*, Rurkar nnd was a'lo given 7t1° K . .1 n . i . . I I I * .......... ! The regular weekly came or ihe t„| Health from the memher/. The Chanrel Choir will rehearse Sanford Ihipllrnte Bridge Club Mr, | fc.. Spencer, Spencer. .Ilalrlet di­ S W K im iF .A It rS. MOTHERS tl«‘N nR E D t The Key H o b of the Reiulnnt* High S- h.iol hold Its nnniml ness meeting «ns otiened wllh five dollars, gift from Mr*. RueIn al First Presbyterian Church at „.H) ,,c he|d „t t)MS Vm-hi Club m .|or. In an Impressive service Mather's Day le a *i nda> a 1 the home -if Mm . the rendlnpr of n tment, "When sell. I Redding 'hm>W nho,*. i i ,- th" Chill's three 7;30 p.m. L God?" hy Mrs. Myron Smith, at 8 p m. Public is invited. sweethearts who were also fe'ed; Miss l l a i ’ielt Redding, Jliss Uctly Ann Mulls in and Miss Klixnbcih Announcement ivne mad* that installed the following off’ems: The Civic and Fine Arls De­ rrllrlntr ehnlrmnn. a similar award would b* given Mrs, W. II. Stewurt, pie»lli"it; Woodruff. In the background is l)r. J B. Root, *p ..sui. l .Mill ( lllolol FRIDAT partments' of the Woman's Club Fied Fisher, nssorlnte pnslor of later to the winner from Uvled* i). The second and final bandage Vrs. F'Pil Zfrr "-1— \ •' will meet at lg;!tp p.m. for a the Fir t HtinH'l Church m is In- High School, Mis* I'atrldn Ann ★ -fr tV lolling session of the y m r [or deni! Mis. .)ne Melsrh. srere a rc ; piogrom on "Our New Hospital." Irohicrd nml played two Inpr re- Walker, who was not presents Ihe local C om er Loan Closet will and Mrs. Joe Fahey, tiVasn-iu. Sponsor Is Sirs, Mi'lta M. Hlarke. '■ordlncrs on hortleulltire whirl: A corsage was th u pi 'lied o i he held at the Yacht Club at 7 "HI Yearly reporls were rend nnd Mother's Day Tea Hostesses, are Mrs, It. F. Mc­ p. in. until 10:30 p. rn, All mem-1 each officer hv the letii eg o ’f wee. very Interesting, filed, Outstanding nrllvittia of Whorter, Mrs. n. H, Heck, and Mis. W. D. Gardiner cove n last year were fJl.SO donation ber* of lle:a Sigma Phi Sorority err*. Mr!. St m a r t expressed h -i Is Celebrated Mrs, It. E. Peurifuy. report from the Board nuotin'j to tho Red Croi* emergenclcaj wiio ar« able to attend this ays- npprrciiit'nn f" r the •ipon tii’ii y S* hs* lull* for .My 1 tic M il* The County Council ’ lloaid and announced the general meet- $50(1 donation* to th* Uanrf . to *ervc Ihe rluh as president. "on, llonii* IiriiioDHtration A^cnL Bv Local Kcv Club Meeting will he held In the Board •ion a ic urged to do so. MONDAY I Hostesses, M m . Toll and M-* Muy Hi JJ m a* follows: " " ’I " ,/” h; ; ' *' ,hr "om an'a .inriinr stelln el-n fo rd (Hbuiit* ***• U aumoru -*->*•* X t>, o— Room of the School Admlnistrn"Ihn Krv r l u the ('(denial Pllvsr Tea h*«i kt Ih* Mm . (Jerald (*ovlfi/(on, the ; (Juft on Slay 1 1, Hon Building on Compmi leal Avc. • A re-run on the play "Peer wcrvrsl a cuvetej .1-n -May’ is l.iiKi* .irttioinf udid # l i i / h Srhool hoimn'il imi lotw of a:. 2 p.m. All new president*, «7»‘" I" held at llm P i n e - "iirheo,, at small tables In the DoniohAtiutlon (*lnl» mi'olx ut !l»o it* mi'mlfi* an,| nwort lira t ti foniH'ir Minn Jayrp .Ioiwm, wih • Mrs. Smill, thanked Ihe tnem- month nf February and th* gift* two principal, at laiga ami nffl- « « » School atuHiorium at H p. Marge living and dining room, "f ScKmi] at 7:*U1, T hr I'ltih will w iili : hi* iinimi if K«M‘ ('hili Tm nl homni'd Friday n i/ h t with a heis for their eooprrntlnu and nt of clothing and money to th* tho roneluslon of the meeting rets of Ihg council are urged to M1- ^nr 'be benefit of the school, the home w lli' h m e t look the Ini Vi* Iht'ii* IhijiA Iit1vile1 a t this* Ha* Inaiif* of Mi?* i 1.. I, itr'Ml'itf. Him k Hhawi'i' oivi’u by Mr i, |im- shn mis nrrsrnted with a in-aiitl- Semlnnlo Indians ami to (hr DAH la! r. sjiemored school In Tam tiaa^ he present, >Those who have not 'cen llm pin;.' Mi 4. F. K. Walk or nw oIiio/. The* t>1*1110111it'KiI Inn: Kni'h ninlhrr » i o |a t”*rin i* I a fi'tit I h n / , fill nolle'l plant. Mrmhers pieselit were M” "THr I niftv ih’il t Jtir»t** w ill loi and M*t< Fatty Wnlkrr ip tho by the sixth grade of Miss I,mill! S.C. oat'*it*/ i* and (hr Mirn* Kry I"ItM» THURSDAY • 3Iis, lleoriin Harden, Im-omtmf ("hltrles Morrison, Mr,. J. V. will .not want After the report* the nomina­ Sw rr*hrm l ■*. \H *'i K I I t a h •' l h Wnlkn home mi Oak Aw*. The Junior Fellowship amt Campbell _. , , , to miss it. l o n e . Ml*. W. A. Stew n it. Mis. /i v r n by Miw M'iIroii, 1 rhoirnmu, nnnounerd Ihe nlandtill' room-* of Jhe* lmm,« wot o May Jl tin Ih* 1 II Fluli of Wondmff, Mi?»j» 11;i 11 ru'iit.-'■.!_•* eon'lst'ng o| Junior Cholr will rehears, at ] ' e U u "’*y 1,0 *c-.l ut the flr.l Iin*; Imr commitli— s for next year and ting R, (i. Ibisson, Mr*. Joe Fahey. Sim in will tnri't nl (hr M*lif»ol ,il droiitati'd w in, nii\od h«Miipio?4 Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, Mr*. Char­ First Presbyterian Chuiih at ' °‘'rMr,. T. \ Burb-lgh a new p- - n . • p in. I Iii< will l»c llittlr Arlii* ami Miws, It (tv Ann Monitm nl*'* of Rpiinj* How01 n and imtnial ri'ipiested nil |irogrnms he *cnt les Bark and Mr*. T„ P, Hagan 3:15 p.m. Th* Dependable ela«s of the i r riv n l flown a nl Hu* rvi*n( j to the pro-rain rhairmnn as ber; Mrs. John Ludwig, Mis. made Rs report, flection Of of*, h 1 I 'Hm l;n •* \»*m / i i 'f o o i y in hatiilnonio vanon. The Youth Choir will rehear** ,i,!" Methodist Church will meet K ie l Zrrig'ngrr. Mis. I’ -1111 It ihn r w i i i r a i May anil hr jjlilsi will wliirh soon ns pnssib’e. I 'ni my* Hi,, i ' h U I nf of OVOllH In irur (hod rvliihitn of (hr pina' First Presbyterian Church at */ llle >"«"c Mr*. Roy Wd- Mm 11. II. Fnuvler, Mm . H. F. tin* h o ld « of 1 d ii1111 ft p in. , Those pres -nt were: Mrs, 3. C. fleers which Include: Mrs. A. It. iiH’U Miry lm\ I* wiirknl on i|ur> 7:1il p.m. Hants, 120 Elliott Aie. for ihe Tea t:ihl»*w at hp •* I of oiiniox woio played wllh piinyx Dlet.ers'm, Mrs lr\in Fleischer,' *4Wjr, rsgentt Mrs. (!. H. Dnwanu, Moule, Mis, H rtb eit Mnl-biml, 111/ lhr >rar. Theie will h* a Family Night monthly ImkIiipm anil am utl him* amt yrllnw w r» o phn'i'tl un* ■"ini; to Mi 4, Kohort ('unliitijj. Mis. W. A. Yung, Dr, Dor * vlre trgeut; Mrs. F. E. Boll, ro« Mi*. Kat hern n Dm I*. vULor: Til,- Umoo Iif mon 4 1n9 mn m*w* Mi4. Ilidihy Honvi*a and Mix, rnv^iPfl f'lUh Sujijifr ut 7 (1.111. in *MCftlng ai H p, m. Cline, Mrs. Dm Berry, Mrs. E. cording secretary; Mr*« A. 0, ti t - 111mIir W illiam,, Mi* II G Hi)/ /rm iji wi11 mm*: ut Hv l oan* dor th|* pmn i I0'*< hi :hn yiit «J fHr ha id (. ill, iway. mi mo ths Educational Hull ling of the TCE.SDAY i'll I. r* * * $ im l lo« I'll 40 an 1 tiny D. Rinehart, and guest, Mis. L. Benson, eom-s'inndlng necralnrj’l I>«lliil. 3lrs. 11. Jan ie, G il, Ml*. Aft rn : lit* i i o h n i r a Wo4 proxoiiFirst Pn-sbylei inn Church. I The Woman*, Missionary Sod- A, II. Slovens, Mrs, II A Fox, i ll (‘i iilor nl lu a in, fin an all t"n Io r a W1*11» ** »i vrd, K-*• li ra kt* (I. Rinehart, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, Mr*. R, E. Truo, treasu rer;'M rt, Seminole Chaplrr No. Two, ety of the First Bap:i*t Chimb Mi*. It. (*. Collin,, Mi* John I. «lnv n o r d o / Wild l',t,,HtCIH,d w i h a ‘’k H and ***I w i Hi many lovrly ami u»ofnl Mis. Lurry l.esper, Mrs. Robert A. W. Lee, teg.; Mr*. .’Cjiorg* May *£\* I In* (*iuinly Choru* (hr rolor OKS *vil| have a r 4 .Jar meeting will have a mission study . la** Fox, hosti-ssr, and speaker, at iio I mil tin* Kry niftx lofifHiiiiont- of oakrx in Mrs. W. A. Fitts. Morgan, historian; Mr*. IL \V« v' 111 mool al (la* t'rii(*»r at UVU (‘lull ’I hoinr •i 4 „ ( hliifv and pink and do- Mrs, m » Gnrillner. at :h* Masonic Tentj.l® at 8 p.m. heginning at 1(1 a. m. Covered W.'*VD, Mis. Myron tluckcr, librarian; and Mr*. Ed­ a.m ftt| {iiiit lii’c, McDch, rlinpUlu; then Initiation will he held. dish luncheon will he held at the A 4: imr Mu< ni uihri ^ wn r nnikti’d with tiny hootirn, nul.x, Smith. Mrs. II. N. Sayer, Mfs. C. mund I hr CorainiiA ('lilt'd will mrot M| 4. Kt .Min/ a id The Camellia Circle of the Gar- 'church. Member* ate urged to at New Smyrna Beach , ,, Mm. l l a i y min ' 4 and pumh woit* Mrivod, W. Hiker, Mrs. Ned SniRh, Mr*, look place, llm-o InxiloTI lo attornl tin* fieorge Harden, Mrs, |. E. Bntt -'i, nl Hrimtioli* lli/li Srhool al #:JH> Womli uf f. den ( bit. will hold ll* yrarly pic- tend ami visitor* sir welcome. Tho gavel anil regent pin wer* rvoiit ith Mi 4, I’m Inoton woio (Mn. handed Mr*. Key who In turn Scene Of S°ssion h*‘r nmllnr. Mir d, V. dninM, Mrs. M. I., Cullum, and Mrs. It. presented Mrs. llnckrr retiring F, Robison. Mrn. K. A, t*o%ifiKtuiii Mra. Finn* regent with a past regeni phi* For Circle Grono „ ^isbjt Fish Fry Entertains EM Wives Club iU H• i*ii7411uni, Mm , Hilly Hmvniil, the gift from the chapter, The HemeroealR, (’in I- of t'-e Mm. rnlvin Wrl/lit. Mr*. Harry Mrs. V/. Clifton, Has New Members An Iced course w*s served by Sanford Garden Cluh met for the Husbands, Women Fnviimtim, Mix, Itlohnid (Jitllo* Tho K M. Wlvo * r | » h h«M n rn the hostesses to Mrs! I’« final m eeting of the season, ai v ay. Mix \. I. Virk fry dr., Mm. r '’ r * ! R i n n s / r e milnr lorotlutf n( Iho IfJWl nfl K Bamptiell, Mr*. lUynand l 11* he lovely home of Mi*. J. J. Of Garden Circle Vitk Ffoifauf, M m . Clnixtiiiu It s»emi lama milliners ire velvet hits, Kirat S (rrr‘ Monday n|*hi al Mr*. George Bishop, Mr*.. 1^. E. P -{ rtri< » p - v lp •’iinlin ritoT* of ?lit* H p m , not speaking la other milliners, Su if you want to wear a velvet C ate, In New Smyrna Bench* I Tit* ,\ fovorol dl-h anppor Woodruff. Mm , dohn Tyni»r, Mm . B»l*, Mr**. A. C. llenson, Mrs. with M m . 11 New«ome and M r s .’ Itohhv Itoavos, M m , Ihon Htiloii, (iiinfrn H mIi rnh*r(f»lnrfl Ihrii prortr’»h*d tin* 4r»*..Vn and store buyers are divided into hat this summer, go ahead. You'll t*-..r ifVw Hjnir'h n ’n1*’ (Trull's II. Green, Mr*. E. M, Im .41in n if villi n fi h frv rrrrn ts warring fart ions, all aver the have a lot of company. And lie- 1(*. II. Mn** a* eo hostesses. Aft *r tho dolli'loiM nmiH Ihr Mm I. F. I axon, Mix. W. F. WiMhipv f,,1fHni u**»»,I rt*HI IU ipx Hoke, Mu. Ralph Leonard, Mrs. Before the nieeiin-- 11 ilidielmis Iv M (In' Mono of Mr and Mi**, I h md,x .h , Mix Itohoii (Tmhinir. question of whethrr American sides, a little controversy make, nro-hlonl, Mr*, Willliim Hinm dinner wn, slinivs I In Ihe Florida Chat 11*4 Mxti Mm , Hill ('aHsiiln', Ml-a w«n»4 hl *h *’il" In • ('** ri*‘'iF/ir G. A. Wakefield, Mr*. Clmrle* Mark** (\» Jni4» a'ol jran, rahod (hr noinloii In onlor women should be allowed to buy life inlcrcsliug. room, overlook ill" the oeroo, Fnuhdtf* Hi Ron. Mlxx An Mot to W'fVs*1 Jv ij****Hr|R*-4 1*1f t — p*t«DR I’aik He., .Mrs. Edmund Mclsch, h«i'i'“< * 4 i*f w i" • Mr, n*o| M i r .T I!out Ion Im|-!*!Ow4 !!ti! H,i>t| Velvet haU in aummer. * Your season in the sun can he Mrs, C. II. Moss, ehaiiioao, I VV»d.*r, Mi Irixt " n , II. W. P 'rrechr, >irs. R. B, Hr*ml i. Mi*< Fatxy f ‘olllnx, Mfaix h"M »*♦ ?h*» Vnrfit a d Mir F. |» .nr** of ji 1',I tl it a* ft<'!l*niu«*n-| Wllh the world in ft* present 1 rarefree one if you II proG-rl tnesided Mr, E, f,, Viblen, the True. Mn. Tolar, .Mr*. F. E. II’ r*ih rxilx** (* * ■ ra hi if. **V>hi iiticf Mi. ami Mm . C. I.. »hn* l k,i* »* <♦ will a p'"-tii"’ do ji ’it""to ( Towdaifl, M11x J' i"ii n o 11e at ate and a presidential election joist eyes. 1 win m i fi-** i (ifi tlolim’’il. Mrs. II. M Ms T, nroirrnin rhairmnn for tin- lo-w Mow. II lx "l-ivr M l a .h'Jil S.tiftl'hs Mt , M • v n ’ « « * In if l**o k comm* up, this may seem a frivit s n nc to wear waterproof M-ar, di-eussed various idm* for i-vlr Fi»Ifi*»c*ru»$ I \VIt *1 Mr*. Raymond Smith, Mr*. Ro* \a»i Mmix. Mi - .form VVlhiht/ \ * H * Hue M m i h r*I t ho v ’ T Month,*i and b f. olous sullied for strong feeling*, man-ara and eyeshadow in the p iiig ram * in the ruining sen-nil. n - *’ • : ii*|f •* I*h ' “'I foil'llx, w *h 'i'ii H> . -. ) M i 4 Im N > iRWandor an I tin* i towo f flown iim iiii/omo'it 4 that at** t,i im i’l nt tho but in Ih* fashion world lliing* interest of glamor il you apply I Maruxti'In n *1ll V. It. Key and Mr*. II. W. Ruck­ A deligli (ill *11 prise at (he t hi» o htixioR i or . ran got tens* over the drape of tnom deftly s„ ,|u l al „„on cttiSe of the evening was inany had Iu'pii »*i dr hv 4.otno of ki* M I p ii nml oaoh family 4 t • i .r | fn f ‘khri -«p thl*’ ! w'*h er. mi'HilifM who moaUmnhm? a skirt or the slant of a buttonhole, you do not look like a circus fe a l , of m a-ii nci f-n'ined Jo" u ork'l»"ii nn Flovvrr \rrn n " ‘nirnt'. In In*/ itt own Innrh, F o n * -h x'ui’ \*1a r hf*?tl 1»V Guests liHuded Mis* France* Savrrii| now m n l**" t ** . . . I For manv year*, you see. mil- performer. But it is a beilrr idea Rii'dierk of Imliao River Cilv, MIm Ina Kli*M n " l Mr« lhv," ,*i Fiiirml.ie. her mother, Mr*. v ” tm fiI h\ Mi 4 Frril (S.injid 4 M and Inolmlrtl M « f * mlnord Gleaners Class llncry buyers had the seasons (g concentrate on real sunprotecThose piesenl were 51*'- !■' It. Krmtftnin **Fh F.M. N l *-1 hthI Eoora.kij and tho ho»te**e». Tho olindo piO4onIrd (*'** f*iMr*•a f t . I ScliniMl, Mi ll» I*. V •" neally catalogued: straws for tion for your eyes. lIp^-hjlM fn |(r*X VVl»lf» l l p!*1V# \ dll in-4 Mis. J. IV Hall. M i. M Flmal decoration* wiyn used wi'h plan 1 ii mi , Mir , I .hiflt'l I.. < ai Hi . Ml 4 Convonos RoccnHv •prm* and summer, velvets for you'll need dark glasses if II. Smith. Mrs. K 1 Vililen. t b ». in** now Hon*i| ir» wax plavi* I n* a m»»i- In tlip Ilium- nnd c<msl*t*a, of Mi» F IV lolimotfi. MiF I* la i U 11in i*kf if! )i. early fall, fells for winter and jo u d insure your eves against M. E. Baker. Mr,. ('. I l.irnl. 11(4 r o f ilHT” l i*nl r o u t r a f t x p* t h r I hi f H 'Hiii*rx f Him rf f Iio gnrdeni.i , ' iosn tllle* and Af »*r a nit art Ini**Ifc *<* nti-vt *nit satin* (or holiday wear. Tht* son's ray*, whether you wear a Mr, K. I, MrKnight, Mr, Wat­ S'■nlt Mi 4. \ 11 Fun i4t Mm If i’ t ft 'ut* f Hh ir h rurf Tu • ** v a r i o u x t "*hh*x, I a it a o f o o f i l m y - greenery. The guest* toured th* K It i tilt ari I M m . 1 1 Irk Kliun i* a aifx w a * i' |il si | ii 1 1 • | I'H **vt * 1 mad* life easy. bummed hat or not. Ilead-cov- son Reel, 5|r,. E. D, Brubaker. ♦ Hu* h -in - of Mi x. Will5** *»r vxx r*hh» » ■ fin*1 *• Ih * hhf fun- home nod the lovely giukvn*. Tlio tdri'lf* thru prr*ot!li'd i\* hi Mn* pump. T 1 «• ft*' it 1 i* r In Thrn along came some mlllln- crings do ahada you from the sun, Mis. S. .1 Nix, Miss I.aurn It F ■ 'i v l ' h .Mix. T A. StH*•* (rnclnl for. T ’ 1- **"\x Un* tinict: ihniim no n lovrly wldto roiitnm•n»Ttin/ fur (hi* vlnli ^tll la* M.»v cry designers who suggested that bill even then yuu'll probably Chittenden, Ml,, Edna (''nrim ho t*•**. NORTH I'M pastel velvet hats looked wonder* jqulnt your eyes, another beauty den, .Mr,. .1 t'. Pvkes, Mr,. B r r for flown nr i an/i'im'n' m*MiH(M» nm*iu»J with n If Tho-o alt diii|j H o* dolhf"1* It wax i H r 'I fiiiH'Uliu’cJ Hmfid in early* spring. »ni* deeper- problem. Besides avwtmg tlio fta Mr. nn*l Mrs. J. J A S it 1 r a | ••** ifHuh lo*f Anvotioii* toned Velvets were dramatic in cruw-lcet line* that might etch Cates, Mrs. E, II Moss, Mr. and no nl won Mr. nod Mia. !\ 11 Hm" i* w|1| la* an Ainif’d F"’>‘ * al J 7 IS 5-t i a hi y, |f, |*' (’ inner. rothmi, Mr. an I M m 1' hiT% Hay M irim at l | ’« K M C h big-bummed summer styles. their way at Ihe eye corners, you Mr*. Jre Way berk nml Mrs. Ia»JH M* 1 h i*. I'rmifi r 'u t ’iln. I ton mr. Mr and Mr*. J <*1 Fi d I# Srtt unlay nf/lil, Mn*’ Hi nl H The trend ha. been going on will avoid a miserable headache VerneStevens, WKUp ■ | in (In* nhxi'nm nf Mrx, Mr. and Mm .AHwrt lliirflr-tv, pin, OnTirMtu i* A*t K !*%*»' uml for a couple of years now. with and dl/iinc*« that comes from A- rn t* H M. a -»l Mm , V IF Jim-1 M*. r *T11*aIt iiii'fi t * will Pr nrrvLMl, Mlvet till* emerging a* popular eye abuse, if you wear sun II 11 HI-2 It -IlH'llff | | | If*49 Wr| « till «*•» and M* *. If- W'. Horron. Mr* F for year-round wear. glasses. Ih- of ,1 *1 ’ * 1 1"Tl f‘l »If'(| Wltfl II. K V. llormion and «ur*l, Mi 4 . KI"* - ,.r fiy XX. M. r - , Things arrived ai Ihclr presWear Hie glasses on the beach c. K 11 in C l an.... \Vdlinin4. Mr. an I Mm W. m i boiling point alter a recent wliere sand ami water aro likely Ih Ilf ION to ff r h | | M.nl 4 wrn* SODTII K Kir I.... . M m F !» Ii* «\ showing of velvet hats for spring to reBect glare. Eye shades an. g B ''.I 7 2 N*o vi'il f*i Mi - K A. llionIh Mr. and '1 .! K Nh-hoN. Mi ami summer by designer Walter needed loo when you engage m VIi V Ih iriiii’ m. Mi r , \ II J tl M» ■*. Vii IIn 1 IHiU’fi'hh'j* hnx and .Mm Itinih, O'lhnni, Mi and Florell, who showed a scries of tennis, golf, or go driving outI IVI i -,,'t Mi. V J w clk-r. D A Mi 4 Find tVilhiR, Mm II l\ . rrluriiojl fioin Nrw Yu\ U >i’..I 2d lu ll in all shades of red, doors. Mi • II I ' M.-Ma-us, Mis. ( *’HI|1* E. A-!' 71-5 Him/, A!i an I Mm . .ImV'i Nh * •ilhrr pointn win-io xlm xprnt I In* Iront palest pink lo deepest ruby. Cheap glasses do not pay riivi* J 1 Lewis. Mrs. lle'i-u EAST Ml liixi lliit'i* woi'kx. P’llil, M » an I Mr^. Ilai *ld \U ' Some buyers krotesled that they (lends, a* sometimes these cause 3. (or. Ml ■ M v r la ....... .. M e. li"ti, Hint Hie liVU an I ho-sti -ti couldn't sell straws if velvets more of a strain Ilian going withU C 1 '■|t|* M•"«, Alit-e Unis11. K-7 3 t rn. were to ho prummed fur summer out (hem. ll i* pa**lbl« to havo d.d ■-Ii. 'll x VV. F D. (J-tll1 SIP-3 Blind s .lr.. wrar. An Influential trade paper dark glasses ground to your reguMr s 1■T a Mset*. Mr* W. Mee . il ran an editorial advising buyer* Inc prescription. One chic new I ti-llund, Mi A hcndisll, Mi«. Presented lo slick to lh»/.' seasons and give pattern Is available in a baicli tiles nil | Ml. | <iplu. fuiwuH Senior Contpnnlim Tho sound >rrodc at W e t If you xxant pariy-slyte raw straws a chance. of new lenses ami (ramc* with Side s'hmd, Mrs. Iicne Wo>s vg'fsinl ’o appetller* to look nnd Bui milliner* continued to sell hur* from rose to copper glow. •••iirher, ptcsiiili-l a M.ilhei's Add s hay loaf along with a taste (heir ln’»t, servo them on a They screen out harmful ullral)n>- mograin Friday, , -ii -nl omuii and a sliced catrol lu-d of citithed leu In a crystal violet and Infra-red radiation Entitl-d, “ Weli-oni" Mothoes." howl or on a glass serving plate. in loll sou jn- steaming without distorting vision, tiic each child t-re-cnlol his mother makers say. wllh a rnroatlon. ■ If you can combine sunglasses . ONLY Tin- peo-'ram ilirlndi'il n song, and head covering, so much the "Bprllig i* 111-1f-:M :he lliblu " ’ad hrtlw for protection n[ your hair *7 9 Imr, .Ini'll 3; I3| song. .‘God ■im (MS t w i t * loo, Ynij'll nollco th a t' ttioviu i ’r? W atc hes;" poem ‘‘('nissilig Ih1' star* who ars aware of hair glam­ Happy Birthday St root: Mcoorllnn s-iln- ‘ I'cr'i** or are usually pholugraphod m Or, If pr»f«rr«4f MAY H Bosturo" and "My Ihitinlo" by the sun wearing a head covering David Witholdl: poems, '■’Ihe Toni Lynn Boss in addition lo dark glasses. Must (*1VK A Mrs. Harold KuMncr Wonderful World.' "T h- B nl" > popular i* tha scarf lied in * .M \Y 13 fly," "The Cloud" nnd "Fnmlllo*." turban effect with a bow at the David IL MarGitlia Smith - Corona song, " F a ith of Dor Mo,hois" nape of the neck. Mailo .Swindeniao Refreshment* of Ice c remit ami Large flowcr-cuvcrnl b e a c h •V rookies weto served. The chil­ MAY tfi P R E CISION^ ACTION hala a rt popular this year. Many Diana Moye dren also fclehralod Clou Lesion's fashion-wise beach belie* make C A P E . EN3EMBLED Mm . A. W, Leo 1.11 thdav Unnderwood their own with inexpensive ban SHEATH, all in btack-andbought at variety stores, cover­ "lute checked worsted — by PORTABLB ing the crown with seaaheil,, Branell for 1859. Both piece* bowi, flowers and other motif. »ie detailed alike—wllh button* These are tied under the chin down the bsck, and pockets on wilh a big sash that sometimes the front. The dres* ha* gloveT I R N I goes right up and over ihe crown length sleeve*, and a little neck­ vJof Uie h it. band and bow of whit* nlrue. Calendar Airs. 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Hot ehocatate, alicaa of cold meat, aoma che*M to bo toasted between bread held on a long fork—Linda ist on , , , No, 11 was more—1 Just wantad to set bones, anil see if I could make people wall. Tha work to be •tone—that's what eallod me, If ’calT It wa*. rm to typically tha corn-hog-farm product of these hill* that I am constantly amaaed when other hoapitota tend for me to operate. They bars their owa surgeons, and nt_ Louis ta elope enough I Yet they send for me, and I go. But I'm not sura I know why, to either case.*' “ ' Linda smiled. She sat there be­ fore too fire, warmly happy, too pressure e l tha past days tiftod from her becauM Alan waa with her to tha firelight, and talktog to bar agata to tola gaatie, laUaate fashion. Alan shifted hla weight to toe chair. "1 nails* that all general practitioner* in a place ilka tola hava to become surgical specialists; wa’rs faced With to many accident*. But when 1 consider is eert of specialist 1 one* planned to b*. It seems now that t am—nothing." "I’d argu* that," said Undo , . i . I his chair. "D'you remember the night her* when Ernst ami Father got Into It over TchaikovskyT" Linds'* flngrr* (aught at th* folds <if her skirl. "Yes,” she said brcatolessly, "1 rrmember . . Uut Alan wan thinking only of ; th* sxampl* h* would clt* con- eentlng bla dlfferanee# with the ■uropean. “Ernat hataa Tchaikov­ sky. I lovad tha retheUque at my first fataring, I remember. With­ out knowing, then, the story behind it of disappointment and probable aulclde, I loved i t It seemed to introduce me to an en­ tirely new world where 1 was coo. tent to dwell for the time, 1 didn't need to understand wny tha musie was written. But Ernst—well—" ha laughed a little. "Of course, we’re as different a* wa look, tie's trim and auave. I'm easy-going By ED WILKS Tha Associated Prcsa What’* gotten into the Chicago White Sox? All of a sudden they’re belling the ball like craiy in *upport of a pitching staff that take* lU lump* hut somehow ha* m*naged to fashion a five-game win­ ning streak,' In tha five game*, Chicago hi* collected 65 hll*a—n average of 13 a game—Including nine double*, two triple* and seven home run*. Last night they poked 14 hit* g ^ fp jy Llada straightened tn bar chair, bar «y«a suddsaly alert off four Washington pitcher* and Why, Alan waa arguing hla caaa beat the .Senator* 3-1. Bob Keegan, to harl H* waa too proud to mak* In hi* fir*: ’56 start, pigeon-hotml a more personal appeal, but he nine Nat hit*. The only Washingwaa eadaavertng to remind her— ton run wn* unearned. The victory pushed Ihe Sox to ■he praised her hand lo htr mouth, aa if to bold back the ex­ within l t i game* of the AL lead, citement which was sweeping over virtually held on a Joint basis by Her in waves. Waa he telling her Cleveland and New York, who that h# wanted herf Wanted her were rained oil? last night. Balti­ more than the children ha might more clipped Kansas City 0-3 anti have had—wanted her—Linda—for Detroit battered Boston B-3. htratl t alone T " In Ihe National. Brooklyn u«ed Ha waa atlil gaainx at her. "How four unearned run* for a fifth good you ara lo me," he eald deep­ straight vlctury in a 7-5 decision ly, "to (it and let mt Mlk to you this way. But, then, you always over St. Lnul*. Phlladrlohla, be­ hind Cardinal Shi Miller, heat hava been good to me." “ lie stood up, airetching hi* long Milwaukee 3-t In end a 10-game bones. Knowing that h* would lo-lng streak. And the New York coma to htr, and touch her, (he Giant* outlasted the Chlragn CuIm sal wailing, thinking of hla touch, (1-4. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh hla warm embrace—hla kiss. How were rained out. Herelha would lie confounded! Her Boh Nlcman (ill til* second burn­ lips parted in a Ultle entile, her er to get Ihe White Sox started breath quickened . . , on a two-run second against Chuck In eo tenderly pregnant a mo­ Stobh*, then elnglrd to n|frn the ment, the noise we* shockingly of­ fourth a* Chicago made it 3-0. An fensive. The siren screaming and error and double* hy Sherm Lariwhooping, their , own ■ telephone h r and flnn Jackson provided ringing . . . Iwo unearned run* in Ihs fifth for Fir*/ Linda ran for to* tele­ the Sox. phone, Alan tor hi* rubber boot*, Tim Orioles scored three In Ihe helmet and ooat, which stood al­ ways reedy In the hall closet. It waa AUa who Rad organized toe syetem of alarm and casualty stations tn the town, and around IL Volunlaer groups wire avsr ready to amlet tha town’a small police and flra department*. This fir*, th* operator told Linda, w*« just off Main atrtsl; tha f*«d mill, ah* thought . . . That the feed milt bor* tha Thornton nain* mad* no differsnr*; half the Industries in town could hava b«*n so calltd. A fir* In any tied mill waa a a*rioua thing for tha emir* town. Linda snstened her own coni and nrarf, and was In th* rar seal b«aid* Alan when h* awllrhed on til* llglils, amt Jacob, th* butler, turnbled Into th* hnr.k sent. The red searchlight on. Iha csr swept out of th* drive and down I h e nvanua. /To 0* Continued/ major League Clubs Put O n Finishing Touch Hr The A»aocl*lcd P r m General manager* and Held manager* conferred In person or by telephone today as Ilic major league clubs atarled putting the finishing touches on player roster* to bring them within Uio 25-man limit by Thursday’* midnlgul deadline. Uroosiyn’s Dodgers sold relief pitcher Jim Hughe* to the Chirago Cubs, making room for Sal Maglle who used to give toe flrouk* fit* wTiile with tha New York Giant*, from Cleveland. T e Dodger* still were a man over tha limit, which doe* not count r<turned servicemen. The Chicago While Sox traded utility man Bob Kennedy and ihortslop Jim Brldeweser to De­ troit for outfielder Jim Dclsing and infielder Fred Hatfield, and ihrn ‘sold veteran rlgluhandar Barry Byrd lo Charleston of the American A*»n. for an undisclosed sum. Boston got down to the roster limit by placing sore-arm Willard Nixon on the disabled list, post­ poning an actual tuldown for 30 day*. With the sale of Maglle, Cleve­ land still imd 30 player* on the rosier. Thu Indians reduced that by one, putting Gene Woudllug on the disabled list. The Baltimore Oriole* lilt the 23-man stage with the option of rookie pitcher Fred Basina lo Vancouver of Ihe Pacific League. Cincinnati got wllhin tin limit by aikng waver* on berm* outfeldcr A! Silver* In permit hi* unconditional release. The New York (iiauls shipped outfielder Bob Lemon lo Mlnncapoli* of Ihe American A**n. on 21-hour recall. And Ilia Chicago Cuh* did the same with outfielder Gale Wade, lent to Lo* Angele* of Ihe Pacific Coast League, and Solly Drake, *cnl to St, Paul of tlni American A**n . while rcleas. Ing ralcher Klvln Tapjio outright lo Los Angeles, Jockey Eddie Arcxro won four stake* isee* at Aqueduct in 1335. Florida's forest are about 69 perrent pinelands. Othrr commercial­ ly important trees are cypress, magnolia, gum*, dogwood, sweet bay, cedars, and many kinds uf GETTING BETTER By Alan Mavtr A L u t e. REUBENk OWNER O F H A ST/ HOUSE fA R A t, WHICH TOOK J U iT B TSA R* TO <30 I f L •jw J fr o m L A S T TO F IR S T A tlo ilO i I f-L \ TIE \ W A*/ON* \ TO P RAC!NO y S T A H LS *-E U T HTA//NO TA ER S* F E E TR/CK. . RUE/ 1 CHARTED i OFF !9 iS TAX/HO K H M U f fro m r a l e ah TH T o il CO FtEAHCER CRSD'T* MUCH OF H * . tU C C Et* TO THE FACT Uf H E’USED STORE HOOCHT* JW m Ho rae * , h i* B e s t b u t w as Its FIO/VPA PEP B Y CALHOUN, BALTIMORE (ri Eiffel nitto wa* stabled h*re today i t Pimlico r»e* track, and Winding Way Firm '* Golf Ace was expected to irrlve lo Insure a probable Ihlrk field of 11 for next Saturday'* Preakness'. With Ilia New York hors** In th* fold, the chance* of a favorite gstting boxed In tha drive for the wire were Increased. Danny Amstin'i Eiffel Blue was sicond by Ihrea length* lo Oh Johnny last Saturday In tha mil* and a sixteenth Withers, and Golf Aea ha* disappointed In hi* last two ilarl*. Th* Inclusion nf tha New York hone* reflect* th* attituil* of ownera of tllglblc* who hava ahown no ilgn of willlngne** to conc«da (he prize money to Kentucky Der­ by winner Needles, , Christian* Stable'* Bled Tavl I* expected to ha In th* mil* and three ilxletnth text deiplta hi* poor serond Monday n tha Pr*akn**» Prep. Tha winner of that contest, IJangollcn Firm '* As­ sorted, wae quickly dubbed a "definite" itartcr. Handler! nf Mr*. H*len Kel­ logg's Coma On n*d, Iha surprise third-plic* Derby finisher, ire ^ % SO Y! W .y EXPERT* W jR m y t to s e e W . PON HE P O E * O U VFPB W TLO R ;P A WITHOUT B EN EFIT ■ O F THE S•POUND WE/ONT ■ ¥ , PULL 6R A YTSP TO ill = " ~ — 7“ H O M EB R ED *fllW A A * . ' W * OWNER* m m j m j S K k r y ' ------ YUS r 0 2 T j f J e H C F i V ' r x 5at ,$ f 2P. F jK V hi* VS /t'.V P iiy y w W& m mIF wJ t J e n fy / M ^ 1 p r q jj a t 1 hi* EARWI.VOS r o t2 4 * .io s - 0 s COST 020,000 CHICAGO UT - Johnny Jfttoit, Ihe newest welterweight boxing champion, rule* an B-3 choice to­ night to smolher the whirlwind style of Gil Turner In an tO;Touad over-thr-welght boxing bout. The fight Is at Chicago Stadium, seme of Saxton’s loudly booed lifting of Carmen Basillo’J .crown In March and T im er’* s u rp rliltt third-round knockout bv weax* hitting A1 Andrew* In 1MI. Turner once was a terror In Ihe Welterweight hrncket until Kid Gavllan slopped him In the. 11th round uf a 1352 title ihut. For the last levcral years, Turner has camoalgntd a* • middleweight. In January ha de­ feated Jackie LaBua and then lost In Gene Fullmer a month later Ja hi* last start. ® * The 23-yea r-old Philadelphian fights In flurries, much like Gavi> Ian, and ha* scored 33 knockouts while compiling a so-lo-l record! Saxlon. aim 2(1, I* a clever boxer. HI* back-pedaling, shotpickitig style against Basilln two monlht ago produced a highly controversial decision. -• The Brooklyn cutlo ha* one A t Boxing"* best record*, 50-3-1. mt 1* credited with 20 knyoe*,’ ABC *sim,i,l 1/ | m| Ftei,,,§ jjreSaen , .. , . . ,ea,n *llrook,° league, baseball* w»» urgauiicd here yericrday, E'Sht maJ°r l 'a«uc teams *Pht *11 prolil*—or losie*— equally In the league'* operation. The Class I) Nebra*ka circuit will ho open only to Juno high school or cullcge graduate* with no previous professional experi­ ence. A non-playing professional manager will bo in charge uf cacli club. George M. Trautm»n, presldrnl of lho National As*n. ol I'rolessional Baseball Leagues, said the loop would open this year, playing either a 03 or 70-game program between July 1 and Scpl. 9. The major league teams which drew the name* of farm club* out By Alan Maver ' PRCM'S'HS - youH o A '-P P L C WE. O - r X t ; .H I f r o »f V ‘ Br .’TS V m y P L A VS,i V - a x Dcvclopmcn? along line* already rdabllshrd con triple the value’ of Florida’s forest Induslry. Tha re­ quisite for full fruition of the point, tlalitir* Is conversion of all of tho of a hat were lit" Milwaukee s t a l e ' * Idling forest acreage into Brave*, Now York Giant*, Chica­ healthy stands producing cunti4** go White Sox, Huston Bed Sox, ous fnrc.it Crop*. Wa shingtun Senator*, Cleveland Indians, New .York Yankee;, and Benzene hexarhlorlde If tha Kansaa City Athletic*. chemical most widely recommendrd In kill pine bark beetles, which yearly wipe out hundreds of thou­ Travelers Half sand* of board fert of commercial timber and knock ugly holea la Game Out Of 6th ievidential landscapes. ny The Associated Pres* Tlic Llttlo Hock Traveler*, who •'pent all of the 1035 season it. the W E RECOM MEND Southern As*n. cellar, stood only half a game out of sixth place to­ day after playing like pennant contender* In six games with Nashville and New Orleans. Slcv# Souchock’s resurgent Peb­ ble* heat New Orleans 3-2 last night In 10 innings (or (heir third SERIES H-3 straight victory and tho fifth of their last six outings, SERIES IM A big reason for Ihe recent Lillis Bock success has been tha clutch pitching of relief see Joe Then* mutual fund* hnve Tully. The big Arizona righthand­ Hhown A generous income er stifled a New Orleans threat In for many yearn. the seventh Inning. He hurled hitless hall during hi* 3 2-3 Inning stint and struck out six of th* 11 Pels he faced , Harry Minor singled home the winning run and mail* New Or­ leans a lo*er for th* seventh straight time, Th* sagging Memphij Chick* fell again lo Mobile 7-3, and At­ lanta rallied In toe last two in­ Established over 20 years nings to beat Chitlnaooga 1-7. in Cfrtando The Nashville-Birmingham game wa* r;ined out. T "£ > ■Y£AR‘ O LP 4JYBEA TS H V 9 U /6 6 E R , \ H AS A ' * STP A >3HT t W/H S T R E A K . PH O N E 5-8034. Dartmouth College made It* first sprlitg baseball training trip to tha eouth In 1892. Repreientiag ALLEN k CO. LAKELAND Through Florida's firm foreitry program, the state's .m ill wood­ land owner* ire gaining a new appreciation of their farm woodlot* and developing greater (kill Alt twilight-night double bend­ ers In th* Eastern League tide ■eason atari at 8:30 o'clock. Member — Mldweet Sloefc Ex­ change; Chlragn lloard nf Trad* Complete Inyestmeal Sir vie* C E N T R A L F L O R ID . k QUU’K r m re A N D ST O R A G E CO. A Joint Federal ind *7»la re­ search project in Weil Florid* aim* at regeneration of hundred* of thousand* of Florida forest acre* long since deprived nf Ihelr tall pinca and over run with scrub oak. Th# Florida Tore*? Service'* Tropical Forcilry Project .a t Ft. 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CHOICE BEE F t 1 H ■ pv;J ■ I m i ] 1 ;1 ' i C H Phone 4QL V * * 4* LEAN t PURE GROUND BEEF LB. 37c U r DRESSED & FROZEN - M O j i N O U R PLANT Ln. i f Cat Th* Beat—Gel Sealleal IC E C R E A M Vi GALS. 89c to, SUE GORDON-DON WTO •ROBERT R0CKWOL FEATURES! 1:42 — 3i42 — Sz42,— 7:42 — 9:11 _ AGED IN OUIt PLANT * S | h a r p c h c » E LB. 69c •A*—DIIIKCT FROM LOCAL FARMS IR E K ESTIMATES—BONDED INSTALLATION . i*‘ t FLA. GRADE *A* Aaphlit— PUatlc—Cork—Rubber Plastic Wall Tile— Formica—Linoleum Venatinn Hllnda - OWN CCRB BABY LIVI:R lb. 35c 1 C 407 W. 1st St. 551* * BR. BACON “ LB.45c itW LB. 49c Annual Family Memberships Now Available till THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR3. . F R L • SAT*. CHUCK ROi1ST NOW ' - LOCKER P LA N T ’ N EXT TO Nf* P JY tN rY S B fc fc F S .family <taM, ftfl-BB z i 1 LEAN ALL-MEAT Off V i . ff-M Between S en io r* and Orlande Hmmtmf . . , M o n k lH n c , , , B aafauranf. . . Snack J iwUaoasL at 10 p. J*. EOT. Jojm hJw w IT A r which tu r n ed o u t to » § \) j f H A *ry r o a d w h k h M T a ,w MONET W/NN/NS RECORD O R 9 p£77t > i2 FO R TWQMEAA‘ 01 P * . A r B U LFH TR EA M P A R K , CW AiARCH 2 4 , Saxton Rules 8-5 Choice Over Turner In Tonight's Bout* Comstock* Eiffel Blue Is In Field Of 11 For Preakness HOO.tOO FOR the COLT NEEDLES, AN E A R LY W ORIT S FO R THE KEN TU C KY P e R B A /* E /P F C T E P >» 7 u o e t H i* h e a t B IO T E 9 T IH T h S ^ r o p y fe rt. Ite p rln le d h r p erm le slo n e f the t u h lls h e r . D O D D . 111111 4 C O . U n l r i h u t . J b r K i e s F e t t n m H r n d ire ie . .SUCCESS STORY POINTS FOR DERBY 1C URGE I 3 X-LARGE UOZ. 53 KA �'fTTE 8AVT0FT) HERALD W * . Ihfcr 19. 1989 F t f t 9 SfhatKers Honorary Mental Health Drive Chairman J Auto Inventories ^ Continue To Mount Tha 19M Sami able County Mental Health Fund Campaign la ttedtr* DETROIT .B—Deipltr itmnM w ay t'am May > to May IS. It w it unprccedrntcd April production ruthack*. new rar inventor!*! announced by Mn. Richard SMrer, Campaign Chairman for the Flop* have continued In mount. Ida Auociatlon for Mental Haalth. The monthly lurvey ol Automo­ In line with hla great latereal tive Newt thouril today that on May 1 dealert tlirouahout the In the problem of mental health. Senator George A. Smathera la country had 902,270 new cart Jammed In warchoujea and dor■ervlni aa Honorary Stata Cam* palm Chairman, Mr*. Stever add* a:* Ion nr in trantlt from the factories The total comparer with ed. Other ram palja axaculivea an April 1 figure of t0ti,M9 unite are Mra. Malcolm M, Baker, Cam* and ti only 1.11!* unlit below the palgn Director and Mr, Aaa B. Gardner, Jacksonville buiintit* record total let Match 1 Ihit year. man, tha Campaign Traaiurar. The auto makert hull? fewer Stata headquarter! for the Flor* c a n in April than In March—.VI7.. Ida Attoclatlon for Mental Health BOO unlit cnmpated with N75.VO*'— in the effort, to reduce retail have been opened et UT Weit For* tlnckt Mod Industry analytlr e\ tyth Srreet. JecktonvUle. Bebert J. pected p r o d u c t i o n cuthackt MeCloakey, ilvo of JackeenvUle. ta through April to bung a reduction tha Aavoclatlon'i Preaidtat for IBM. In inventories George Touhy la Semlaela Couwty Chairman for 1IM — all eon* Failura of the reduction to matrlbutlnne ahould be arnl te Mental trriatiie, th ey now »ay, amphatlret that the talet rag baa been Health eare of G loria Touhy, Bin* more aerioui (ban moit laduttry ford. l 1 aourcea realtted. I P / t P IIIT O N VAN I f O I T taka* o rrr baby-trmdlnf ehnee* for WOMAN FILES SUIT On May 1 a year ago dealer In daughter, lug anla, I montha, at bla wife, Claudette, ahouldera tha AGAINST CIRCt'S venCnrle a aiood at 79S.041 cart Hit*. They ara ihown aboard tha traniport G tn . W. I). Darby, Jutt WEST TAllM BEACH (Jt-Mre. Factory production In tha fm t be fora leaving tha Brooklyn, N Y . Arm y ftvta for Germ any. Van Lucille Shewhert filed eult la Cir­ four mnntin of I9.U came to 2 179,. ■lory la a mernbar of the tin t eontlngen* of (St! from the T h ird 000 cart. Factory output for tht cuit Court ymlerday iteklni a Armored n ivltlo n which tailed with J<>0 dependent* to rtplare tha January-April period tbli year Tvital of Itos.ooo from Rlnglmg Fourth Infantry Divltlon. T h lt la port of ‘ Operation CJxroirop#,* Rrot. and Rarnum and Bailey G o wat rni In l.lDi.nno. aa Arm y plan whereby whole oulrtta are rotated In anlgnmrntg, hlned Show* Inc, for Injurlea (A The ante induvtry rrntoniaHly hrrtelf and children In a toUlalea operate! at near peak levela a' MURIir.B OtANC.R FILED T.ivt year’* total atim ihllet of between an automobile and aa ale* tbia tenon. April production tail tlighlly more than T.ftltl.uiM rat* tlAVTONA BRACK A mur-, phant. year came to TM.07I cart. Moil auto Induttry export! are probably will itand at the record der charge waa filed yetterday' The tinutual r rtth occurred bar# agreed Ihme util be no compar­ for many yeare m come Retail again-t Mnrrla McGhee, 2ft. who' lett November, Mre, Shewbert'e able pmducrlon volume in any dellvarlet tail year were recorded admitted thonllng hit brother three, declaration tald no warning Ilfhtm timet dining an argument over were buna on nr near tha elephant. month (hit year. There ttdl are at T,MO,000. tome, however, who mint the in-' T hlt aatei volume wat achieved vvhirh could win a (Ittlighl. dm try't total output for I9VB will largely through price loathing at hoapila! and Hla phvtldan u id ha coma very clove To the tt.fiBB ooo •he retail level, with exfiaordmarv MAYOR IN FAIR CONDITION woulld have to remain thar* Me unlit that midi 19.V7 terond he*i tfofrf during the model cleanup TAMPA t»- Mayor Cuilla ILxon' another three uetk t, He h at a n Induttry hiitnry. | pei md irm alnt in fair condliion i t • form of pneumonia. F o l k s ay 8/LL W/QDE L ittle COCACOLA RIOHT NOW \ ' I'M ROMWIU* TO T H O r d n 1STO M FO R T U B B B S T . ffl 1• 1 A W O C IR H S IN TOWN AT 11| 1 1 ' AWOCtRil WADE'S SUPIEX MKT. z*?r « Bottle Cln. 19< (Plus Deposit) ' CIA. o n FI,A. GRADE “A” (D A D) FRYERS - 3 35< ROUND STEAK “ ■ 69c ARMOUR STAR Sliced Bacon 2 ,bpi‘ 79c ICE CREAM h a lf ralloR U n its 29c II. 8. “GOOD' GRADE WESTERN BEEF SIZE CAN S W E E T T R E A T 2'/» . PINEAPPLE 29c, WASHING rOW DER 59c GIANT SIZE l.VKES SUGAR CREEK WIENERS FOREMOST DA1RYLAND PUFFIN BISCUIT 120Z. PKG. 29t FRESH MEATY GEORGIA Neck Bones VAN CAMP’S Pork-Beans 3r 29o! STOK Mb. IS OZ. CANS LEY'S "**’ I0S CAN 10c SPINACH 10c, STANDARD CUT SOS CAN Green Beans 10c4 PUNCH umun 39c U A W A ll A M PI.AN'IATION PRIDE KOSHER Physicist Creates ^ H f\ _ *_ * A N N ARBOR, Mich. t* -A UnlT ertlly ad Michigan pftyilciat h n davleed a bubbla bath chamber which v l l permit photoirephlng •f heretofore unknown aepceta of atomic particle*. Aeeodate Prof, Donald A. D in ­ ar, M, tald hie bubble bath for the abort-lived gamma ray a and prcvloualy inviaible neutron* will fivor.ecientlite a chance to ace their »pceding High; (or the tin t dlrecfed radiation of atnmla particlei Into the liquid ha* a good chanca of itrlking tha xenoa atom*. A« tha atomic particle* are di­ rected into tha amall chamber from in outaide anurca eueh ai an atomic accelerator, tha liquid xenon la brought M the verfc of boiling. Neutral parildea race thcough the chamber. Suddenly one alnkei an atom of xenon, and the point of rollivlon Ii marked by the cre­ ation of bubble* in the liquid. By checking the photograph* with co­ ordinate* and leading the infor­ mation Into an electronic compu­ ter, aelcntiati can calculate velocitlea, direction), energita and maaaei. More than U InilJtutloni In (lie United Slate* ara adopting Gl**er’a earlier bubbla chamber and one univeriity haa a three-mllllondollar bubbla chamber. He deacribcd tha chamber in dc■ tall for tha Brat time Wednetdiy • sight. Soma idantlita (peculate the ] chamber may reveal nuclear aventa not yet known. The new device ii called a ;8Snon chamber, filled with liquid •Moon ga*. aa dame moleeularly •a aolid aluminum, Tha Albany Sena to n ef the Clan •ecggi.a the xenon Home ire to A E ntern League are if fill* red alee* together, Any with the Bealea Red Aea. DILL STICKS ^ 29c| FROZEN FOODS GARDEN GOLD sc o n TISSUE Orange Juice 3ror39c FROSTY ACRES ROLL • • , . COMIDIAM IANNY KAYt, euiiently on • world tour entertaining ehttdren on behalf ef the United Natlona Children') Education and Welfare Fund, greet* two tittl* Greek boy* In Athena recuperating from Infantile paralyaU. Hearing that on* of th* boyi wai named J ta g r /ih e eatet «Udx 'l b you're the m y who wrote the ’UUd.1• w x; 10 OZ. PKG. j Strawberries 25ci POT PIES 2 ' 49c SWANSONS Chicken, Turkey or Beef 10c (W hile Only) ‘ < Ox. CANS E' C SUPREX M MARKET -'-B PAIR AML • OUAMTTTY MOHTI KMMW • W1 tPVOAlJXI IN OUAUTY AMATt r ■' -A -.<H ckwmwjicr 1i h A- ‘ �*« /r ft * .. - , ■ ■ ■■ . •• ■ ;■ " - ? • . S w ii t t ;W - 0 < m RA STftW HT.RALb I [’ag e Atomic Scientists Have Begun Study O n Liquid Fuel Reactor ;■ f. ■f, i ■■ ‘V . I'i &a i t, . t-c -‘ > .v»m A ■ 10 States Appear Holding Senate Key Of Control »7 JACK f!K!i< WASHINGTON, May 12 l*-T en ttatea which elect 11 aenilnra «ppcir la hold iha key la confrol of n u t year’* Senate. In the** vital context*. Ilepublleana will be Hiking itx and Dem­ ocrat* five aeata they now hold, Th* Senate now i* divided 48*17, with one vacancy to he filled by appointment of Democratic Gov. A. It. Happy Chandler of Ken­ tucky. To gain control, Republi­ can* would have to take a net of ana aeaf away from their opponenti and re-elect Vice Preaident Nixon. Ntion then enuld break a 48-48 tie vot* and live the Repub­ lican* organltalional control of tha Renata. Outald* of tb# 10 crucial alale*. there are at laaat alx In which the GOP I* expected to have «ome difficulty in retaining It* preaent hold. Thane include California, Col­ orado, Wisconaln, Indiana. Illlnol* and Utah. Democrat* (ice Republican eppoaltlon In varying degree* In Waahlngton. Waat Virginia, Oklihoma, MDiourl and Ariaona but GUP hope* ar* not particularly high In thoa* arta*. Democrat* apparently can rack up a* certain te remain In their hand* *cat* in North Carolina, South Carolina (2), Arkanaai, Georgia, Alabama, Louiiiana and Florida. Republican* ar* confident of re­ taining aeata they now hold In North Dakota, South Dakota, Kanaaa.New Hampahlre and Vermont. Republican* are counting heavi­ ly on Preaident Eiaenhower’a pop­ ularity and on ganrril proaperity in their effort* to upaet Democritic control. Democrat* are pre­ dicting a farm revolt againal the GOP and aaylng that Klaenhower'a popularity l*n‘t what tl la cracked up to be. Legal Notice • u r a t la a In a n a r n o u u l a q u a l «o f t * a adVKMTiaisiii'HT rim ■n»» o f t h a b id a h a ll b a >ub* **el*d hid* will •>* rareivad hr 'h* pn #iltr iaewnt d w it h * a o h b id . Hoard of Dahlia Inatruallae■« lJ*r" T h a i i j f f c a i a f u l b id d e r w i l l h * f * * Inn). County, KlorMa *1 tha jiff* to f u r n la h ««d p a y for ■•Hiof Hi* 8tjptrinl^n«1«iil **t * V . fl*a - fnulrnd a i 't o r r p a r f o r m A n n t » a d p a y m t t il atrurllnn. hitioiit Administration Euildlae. Cnmetatclal Avenue. Han­ ford, Florida until 11 *W Kaalara Mlandard Tl,** May *4, t t i « for Jur nk,h>n* all #»iul(mt»n(. m llarl*'*. aervlcaa and I»(ki| >"r tl.a touipla<» -A ttarallon* and 1" Alt«ieviwria ........Addition* H K i U ' m i liv a ilo a • r m a tm : I ' u i m .m it e jlW avR oou '.l'' wan btind o f lii»n d* T I i k H o a rd o f r u b l l f l a a t f r < l l n a or FwailnoU County, Flui-I* r«»ar/#» th a r ig h t In T * J * r l i n r » td /o a ll b it l• o r to w u lv a n* v i n f n r m a llt la a In ih a b id d in g - No b id * I m II ba* w it h ilr^ m n f o r a p * r lo d »#f f I f t • • r* t i i l d a y a a tih a a « |titn i lo I h a o p e n in g o f lit tl a w it h o u t I h a • o u a n iit o f I h * lln a r d . JO H N L u n n i l l . r r . C h a tra u a llo a ird nf P u b l i c In a fr t m t ln n o f H a m in o ta C o u n t * . k lo t h J a i( T M lln #■. •K in *ta« i Mu pat i nt • lid ant o f l* u i» |lr I n * ' n o t i o n eight ga* rooted atomic power ala OAK RIDGE, Tenn . May 12 —Atomic sciential* have begun Lions which, while expensive to on a liquid fuel rractor, or atomic operate, are considered essential furnace, which they believe hold, lo DrGain'a economic ■ut'Vlval, promise of atomic power as cheap The test reactor should he in op­ i! coal by 1IKI0. eration by fall, and S. K. Heall, The reactor, In which liquid project engineer. **yi "We should atomic fuela are mixed together know in about a month of opera­ much like milk and cream in ho- tion just what It will do." mogenixed milk, la an ;mo<-oved [frail emphasise* tha: till, par­ mliaion (ARC) I* developing at various installation, a, a prelud ticular reactor won't *how how tn economical, pracelim* atomic cheaply atomic power ran b, gen­ erated. The chief rrasun for thl* power, i, Die •mail (ire of the test node). "Etonomira!" i« the key word Dr. Alvin M. Weinberg, director The reactor being le,*.ed i< a ,orl of Oak Ilidga National l-aburatory. of intermediate step between the point* out that atomic power now first homogeneous reactor built U far too expensive to compete hrre—Ih* on* which produced with power generated at coal fired electricity in 1933—and a full scale pilot model of a central generat­ «tram plans. ing station. As It aland* now, it would coat The value of the current te ,: a* much a , 3 cent* a kilowatt hour that it will provide information on to generate electricity on a large scale with atomic enkergy. Thi* how cheaply this type of reactor compare* with Tenncale Vallcii can be operated. Jakuthorlly'.* crnl of about threeTHROUGn GLASS DARKLY? tenths of a rent. "There l* little ipieriun that ul­ MILWAUKEE, Wla. (.f - A laocal condition! and peraonall- timately nuclear energy will he committee nf the WMromln Med­ tie* may play a large nils In aet- a* cheap a, coal energy." Wein­ ical Society i* going to prer tlliig the Senate laaue, however. berg ,ald. “ And Hiere I, Rule qne«-{ through the tinted windshield alttion that our coal re»rrvet ulrt- nation to *?c whether it can spot some contributing factors to high­ matcly will dlsapprai " Welnhcrg noted that Grca? nrlt. way accidents, They plan to de­ Star Says Career ain atready fares a coal shortage termine) whether (lie color proand I, going ahead with plans for vent* effective vision by driver*. Goes In.Cycles HOLLYWOOD Mt - “The name thing happen* tn all performer*. Picnic Perfect Banana Cake F lrit you’re up, then you’re down, then you’re up again. H all gor« In cycle*." Thl* * n Red Skelton explaining hi* renaissance in the iar! year. Ill* Tuesday nlshl TV »how, which had been in the doldruma, once again lacended Into the lup rank. In the audience rating*. Now he> making hia flr*C movie In (our year*—"Public Pigeon No I ” You can ice the revolt* In Rcil’a expanalve kiaicr. lie’* lei* fran­ tic, Ha exude* the worm glow of auecea*. Rut he can be Ju*t a* hilariou* a* ever. "How ran you **v I ain't been workin’ In picture*?" h* demand*. "After ail, I had a day'* work in Suian Slept Here' la*t year And Hu* year I did a day', work in 'Around the World in 8U Day,.' "I wit) admit ltd, I* my firal big part alnce I left .MG.M. Roy, that laat one waa some picture! Going on a picnic? Her*'* tho eaka for you—luacioui, moial It wa* the only movie in hiaiorv banana spice, with the aimpleet-ever broiled frosting. Hake, broil and that hiiaed the audience for be­ carry your cake ‘ 'in *— Ra 9-inch ' t h eequara . nan. It - ‘te convenient ------- ------------------to pack and ing *o atupld »i to pay money juat anpatltee. aoMlitea. ’ '. right rlgh' for * 'hearty ‘ outdoor ‘J (Convenient, too, ia Ilia double-rich evaporated milk which give* for it. They were afraid to play 01 thi* cake r ita tender light l e ilu r e . Used Just as it pour* from th e can, it at the Grauman'e Chine**with the iamoath bananas and iplce* e v appo o ra te d milk blende perfectly>w ith tha afraid the foatprtnti would walk loi or produc* Iha delirious re su lt. out." .VufeT lncluda a ran of evaporated milk in your picnic haslet fur How do** he explain the up the coffee dnnktr* in Iha crowd —no need lo worry about spilling awing of hi* TV ahow? or spoilingl Atlde from the fac? that alar,' ■as Hpka Cake career* xo In ryefea, he icilrrl [ ) j n i p b u t te r ( *V CSI fa teaspoon Hose* * "Thl* year we have fwo awcll W teaspoon nutm eg | 1 cup sugar .ponanra that are dignified and 2 l*hl/-*poona lemon Juice 1 egg — llial do. nnl Interfere with the 1 small can (?j m p j 1** nip* allied all purpose flour ,hnw. Roth tho,* factor, mean a I lenapoon linking soda a v ip o r a te d milk t l r u n mushed ripe banana tt-napiHtn salt lot. | 1 teaspoon cinnamon ihout 11* medium hananaal (atK [ ‘ "What mined m* wa» loo murh (.‘ream butter. Add *ii|ar; cream until liglit and fluffy. Ileal in interference. I aiwaya had in fu egg. Sift flour with nods, sail and apices. S tir lemon juice into somebody eltc'a idea of what I evaporated milk. Add milk alternately tu the egg m ixture with the ahould tie like They had me play dry ingredient*, beginning a n d ending with dry ingredients. Add ing every akit a, Willie Lumpm u ll e d b anana and mix thoroughly. T u r n Inin greased 9-inch equine Lump." baking pan. Hake in m oderate oven, <350’ F.) 40 m inutes or until toothpick, inserted in center, r t i m n n u t rlran. Remove from oven CBS ha, more than pasting Inand spread with frnaling m iiture. I'taro under broiler until m a t u r e i* lereat In rile picture. The^nctwork bubbly. It take* b u t a m inute fur fronting In hrnil, an watch i aka rare. ha, a S per crnl Interest in it. lolly so frosting dor* not scotch, (axtl cake in pan on • cooling r i c k , Red lie, IV per rent, making Y I E L D : 9 generous servings, the clour,t connection of a net woik with a iheatrlcal film, ftroiled Frosting: r u m , rto n n tA . Drawing! end anerl/tealloM, Pi*pared hr Hurl** and llnaari - - J»*. riamhl* linear a II, Aickllxl. a»d Kannalh O 4'<in|ia>- and Aaaoelai**. /Tnaaullln* Knalnoar*. mar h* »«■ (alnrd Ht« "(fir* *>f II irlna and H„* aip la* rtarnhla lloa.r. M. «11it f t inti. ftr h itfi I Ait m tnU tf a 11u n Arrhuaat. 'I! danfiinl Allanllr Na H u l l d i n i . [ ' u i i i m R i i l a l A v p im * , Ha h * (I nal Hank llulldln* Aaa'nnl K1„r fo r d . K lo f ld n u n t i l 11 \ >1 K a a t o r n Ula altar Mar * I'!* li-poPlt f»r HtA n d « rd T i n t * -M**v I t . t'JA« l u r f u r • |il*na and aparlfl.-aritina will !>• r- m w h ln a a l l o ip ilp m a n l. i n a l # r U k nulred and rafllmlanl* 1o paranna r* •artr lr*wi an d la h o i fo r th a c in iv p l s l * 1 t,rn ln i iSnf*Uiiinfi•« in "* U ta * r,a lIo n * an d A d d lllo n i to th a ri-nd raadltlnr within tan davi fol- H il« U n « I l f u M n i H y a ta m a t t l l l A M In aria* bid dal* In aernrdan. a with M A l l K C I U J O U MAN K t I I I l l , K I A i l l iha fntlntaln* Viral 8-1, »« d"P"; ail. anilraly tafnndatila. Addlllunal IH tAi r a w l n g a a n d p p * f I f t r a t lo n a . p ra * Waia, (SO rtapoall, half taftindahla pared by Kurt on and llnn*r* J**" A raitlflad rhaeh nr litnk diaft riaam ifl* flo g a r t HI, A r e b f la r t * and ayahla in Iha Hoard nf I’ublle K n n rt# H i U . C n n p a i an d A a *u « tl« ta » . Italrurilna **f Karnlnola I'uunty, t n i i a u l i l t i i K r i i l n f ' , r » , m a y b a ut»Florida. or a aallala.tory bid bond m in n d f r o m th o o f i t u r t n a a ru i aaarultd ht Ui* blildar and a. • apt V to g iira a m 11, abl* mratia* la at, atiMxmt a>•,,«l A n h t t a n t . I Jl la j .H a(nl afoi nrdb l aA tllal iig In five par rant nf Ilia bid ahall b< t In n a l H a n k l l u l l d l n i , Man fo nrdt ,lo F INnar auhmhlnd with aanh bid a a f i n r M a y S, 19A I l u p o B l t f o r The mrrrtabtl hidrlar will ba ra- Id India produced 22,.MB auto* In p lrin * a n d • p t r lf t f 'A t lo n a w i l l ba r * julrrd In fnrnlllt ,nd pat f->r .ana /arlory parformanra and parinanl •t uiur(rn *ind g a nddo cpuamfueandt a* b clao mtnp plf*t ar i n annad r eIn­ 1935. 7. bond or bond* c o n d it io n w i t h i n ta n d a y a fu l Tha Hoard of Public Imlructloi good w in g h id d a l * In at e o r d a m a v tlfh *f hamlanla Countr. Florid*. rcaarvai lo Ih a ( n l l u w l n g : K l r n l Mat, l t d d a p n t ll. Ih* rlahl In i a Jed any and/or all • f U lr « ly r a f u n d a b la . A d d it i o n a l M att. hlda nr lo walva **r Informallllaa jo Ih* hlddlac No bid ahall ha $ ldA dnr pa rnt lfi l tla, dh acl fh ur cakf u mo rla kblaa n, k d r a f t withdrawn for a paalod nf fiflaan p a y a b la to (h a B o a r d o f P u b lln In | data *uh»»’lU«nl In ilia opan- t r i i c l l n n f o r h a m ln o la t * o a n ly , F l o r ­ Ina nf bid* without lb* eoaeant at aid!«. or • ■4 tt»laiitory bid bond iha llnard « iit« d b y th a b ld d o r a n d a r r .a p ia b la JOHN U lIRI.VlI.r.r. Chslrrn,* w u ra tU n In a n a m o u n t a q u a i to l l v a llnard nf I'ublln Instruction i>f>r c a n t o f Ih a b id a h a ll b a tu b nf Panilnnia I'uiinly. Florid . u n t ie d n l t h r o i h b id . W T. Mllwaa. M-rr.lu* ia . Piip.rbdfndrnr nf Dublin ln.lrunlln* u uTlrhaad »tuu c fr u« ar n» ifsuhl ba nlddd tpra yw fi ol l r b« a a tla * r p u r v h 'M a n d la b o r f o r i h a r t im p l* f " Hl#rirlri| n«nAVAl1on fr* Ifiw Shin A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost 'fit vV, , iaiy •’ 1 1 Florida Orange Crop Predicted Slightly Larger LAKELAND t.H-Thi* ics.on'i Florida orange rrop i, going to turn nit: to he only alightly largrr than ta,l yc»r'«. Thn Federal Crnp E,llmating Service forced,!* that the Florida crop will be 89,700.000 hnxrc La*t ycar'i Itsrve.,* wj.t 88,100,000. Crop ettim alorv wpdeked two miiliott hove, off their original c l i m a t e of lale ,eaaon Valenria oratigea. They now predict the \ aIcnctaa will figure tn he 38 million boxes. S i r e nf other varteMca r e ­ main unchanged at 48.900.000 boxes fur early and mldarsaon t y p e and 2,800.i8K) buxei for Tcmpica. An crtim atcd 19,700,000 box«i of orange* rem ain to be picked. tliV L U T I tX H N X T FOM H U H LI). AllAMIKIKygM, EAMK tNVTALMKNT LOAN DKPT. Member FDIC Mohawk t l n d* and ua * ' ‘ and KT **- - * “Itrlaaon) ' dar th* fb-tltloua name* (('astral Mu •la Company and Midway Liquors) and th a t (I) Inlaad to re g is te r **M naniaa with th* Clark s f tha Circuit t'niirl, Remlnnl* County. Florida, In a renrdaara with th* provision of the Fictitious Name ntatuto, to-wll- Sac. *- -Nlatiitea — (Ion ........ i l l I t -ic riorlit* I *AS. William Agnrano* SUNNYLAND IN CELLO WienersLb35c La n a TU r n e r imwmhmtom) FEATURE— » : l | Only SIRLOIN "GOOD TO Tin? m I.ALT DROP" 1 CAN BAC. 7 9 € With 16.00 or mor# ALUMINUM WARE ABSOLUTELY FREE—NO STAMPS OR COUPONS TO S A V E -JU S T YOUR REGISTER TAPES____ TIP-TOP SAV-A-TAPE _________ PREMIUM PLAN ARMOUR’S VEGETOLE SHORTENING 3 lb. tin 69c 8W IFTS Chopped BEEF 12 oz. WEBB'S LONG GRAIN T / P T 0 P SuPfR WflRKf t .'u t f SM O?*' JAMBS & SOT M O I • ■ r | h, ^i ' . ! f v; . [ i j k k t ,1 : --W -' ■ *• T C llO ua r ------- 1 6canctn99c F I O K R 71 1!■i-r :■ l ||f SltN ^ * 49c 9'A t BEER 111 MAST FIRST STRICT lUtm WOT PLUS Hburger 3 Lb«79c Ha JAMES GUT AGENCY B. FKAUIIE— 7:41 FRESH GROUND CANADIAN ACE General Insurance TTItr (IllUt PLUMP — TENDER — BIRDS tl) am angassd In faualntaa at (tali 4& SA N EO RD ^NTOF WHIT VMN Cl'MOME-IOMM M> ' III, M * _______ Lb. FL0UI1 10 1lbs. 8‘h FICTITIOUS S I X * N'OTIRB IR IIBItEUT (1IVKN that 12-M Ree CHUCK ROAST GOLD MPDAIJ ADVKUTIRHMBNT FOH HID* Haalad bid* will b* racalvad by th* Itaard of Fublta I m l ruction of Hamlnnla Couatr, Florida a t th* nfflo* sf nf the guparlntandant of Publlo In the FRYERS Tomatoes 1Oc ttaslad bids will b* racalvad by tha Hoard nf 1‘ublla Instructlun of garni nnl* Coualy, Florida *1 th* office of tha guparlBl*nd*Hl of i'ubllo In ■(ruction, H o h o o l Admlnlatralloa Uulldlng, (.'ominirelal Avanua. Ranturd. Florida unit) It AM Kaatarn Htandard Tim* May XI. U i * fur furnlahtnR all aqutumant, material*, Benei GOOD BEEF STANDARD IL 'I'. Ullwas, nacralaiy tiupailulamlaal ul I'ublla tnati .ailnn TAKES YOU BENEATH THE SEA! LAKELAND ID—A plan ia afoot to reitor* on* lak* which ha* about dried up by pumping in uater from another lake. Coats aid being figured on pumping water from Lake Darker to near Lake Bonny which shore­ line resident* describe a* a "mud hole" following a long drought. Poe!.* about Lake Bonny now Hand on dry land, The plan Is that In year., when Lake Darker la normal it* water* would be u,ed to replenish Lake lier.ny. In year* when Darker I* affected. Bunny would Just hav* lo suffer. Tho aitualion of dried up lakes I* a ncrioui on* in all Central and Sou ill Florida because of pro­ longed tay spell* for tha last two year*. 0LEC) Lb 1I9( Florida T l- C in em asco pe Plan Is Underway To Restore Lake TRU — FLAVOR Jiill.N U RlUillLICT iPialrman, lioaril nf I’utilla tnairuslloa ul n s n iin u u Uuual», -1 - GA. GRADE “A" D & D BONES life) daya »uh**H4U*nl to thn oiunlna of Lida wlmuul tha couatut ut tua lius lit. ......... ......... I- On grapefruit clim ates, the pic­ boxe*. Including 21,3011,000 boxes ture remain* unchanged from cur­ of *cciilr*a anil 17,300,000 boxaa lier forecast,- a ratal nf 39 million of aeetled. FRESH MEATY NECK f u c t o r y p a r f u r m a t ic a a n d p a y m t n t bond o r b o n d *. T h a H o a rd o f P u h lla f n a t r u e f o n fo r h a m liu il* C o u n t ) . F i o i Id a , ra « § r y * a t h a r i g h t lo l a j t i i l a rty a n d ; • r a l l h ld a o r to w a lv a a n y i t if o r in a . llt la a In I h a b id d in g . N o h id a h a ll l i t w it h d r a w n f u r a p a r lt d o f f i f l a a n M K T TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:33 MAN AGAINST TIIR FLAMES dertog Ike “ta*1 eiamhutlan'* • tba Federal Civil Itrfrn** Administration'* rescue arhaol at fllney, aid. Somewhere behind tha rurtala of nr* are veluaterr "bonih victim*" who mu*l be reicneii, u>ln| the le< bnlnaea Uriahs at lb* w heel lo carry baik homo with him. ijrCDA l'u* »i i A f a r t t f la d c h a c k o r T»*n k d r a f t p a y a b la lo I h a H o a rd o f l* u h llo In * a ir n o t t n n f o r H a m ln n la C o u n t y , F l o r ­ id a o r a « a t l« f a r t n r y b id bond a i a r i l l M b y th a b lrid a r an d a r o a p ta b la GAINESVILLE .f - t-co II. ce-( incut hun erected by Sigma Alph* Epsilon fraicrnity, lust It* head in an explosion Sunday. The blast j !<o broke window, of the fratern­ ity hou«e near the University of Florida ratnpu* hut ihcra wec» no iiuuric, Al Frederick, SAE chapter pres, l ent from St. P eter,burg. »ald * 1 an »a< seen running down an alley bedilr Die fraternity bans* W*t Ix'lor* Die blast. , ( l.oo II wa, pul up iiflcr Leo 1 wa* d.'ahroyed l>v -k-rljv haminer, four year* n o . SAR lion! ail over the country ate (avorlto rarget* of rival organisation* and prankster*. m - •••' i ' W ed. M ay IB, 1958 SAE Lion Loses Head In Explosion ( f a ID '> v ^ II ii 11IdInv Crocma A* alainr Hinfoirf. Florida hr ftwins* ■rul t Inn*. pr#* tjiirftdi hy tiurlofi arid Vto«r•r* -- J*n OAmhlft nrj|r#fii IT, Ar«ahlt#rt. itnd XirtnMh Cl. f?ooprr »n<1 AKtorliira. C.nnaultlns Fjtf Ini'* m miy hw nli (aImmI f r*i m ih* offlrn (tf Hair loti ind llnpii % — w J,t« lUtnliU llopKra II, Arrhlh. 1, 111 H^nfnrd Athnllr Mu* tlonal lUnk llulldlrtf. Hanford. KlofH t aflar May S. )»A«. |)i>po«lt for plana and ■perlllratlonB will ba ra. ffiilrtd and rtfundwhla to pnrton* rtlutnlnv dor'imama rnmplata and In ftpnd rnniltlnn wtlhln I r n day* fnl lowing itId data In armrilanra with Iba following: Ktrat Hit, f 10 drpnalti antlrnly rafundabln. It r u n rhnpped nut* U evrn flrmlv packed brown sugar A tafilirepoona butter, melted I tafileapnnn e vaporated milk (inmlrine all ingredients Spreait and broil as directed above. V -/ ?- * • */; 'iiVOPO Jvl 4V i t s « i UA N i ’ : ■ RICE 3 w 45c �■ -'■'f - f . * * I - 1 -d'* vmiv ; i!?, ovT-.t•’• <ViU*[* ^ ■' f■ -> Make Summer More Pleasant l A - T U C U TO EAT 17-BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING VUU'LL LIKE ^ ) u r p u t* Lunch from 73c. Serv­ IT'S Springtime, lima to paint Ined lg cool comlort—MRS. APPLE­ i aide k outside. For an efficient BY’S RESTAURANT. 100 S. Park _painter Call Mr.__Taiker. 3I70J’. end Valdai Hotel. is—F.LECTRICAL- *Coatraelara YOUR FAVORITE BEER, fountain and bottled *oft drink* at RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. THE DOGGIE DINER and Electrical Contracting and Repairs TV Servlet Center BAR, Lake M ary.___________ Bendlx and Croiley Appllaaeaa 4—LOST AMD >OUND 112 Mngnolia Are. Ph. 113 LOST— Puppy— Collie & Slicp- IS—LAUNDRY-DRT £LBAN INU hard. Brown k white. One white leg. Whit* mark lorahead to Una pour Wain and Damp D; Waab and Dry Fold note. 3H mouths old. Amwer* to One hour the name of "Angus." No Iden. finished Laundry tlflcallon, small collar. Lost Sun­ Sanltone Dry Cleaning day. Contact E. B. Carter, 1000 Sotithalde L a u n d ro m at Oak Ava. Bantu Hide Food mart Bldg. 1M East 23th 8 t f —PERSONAL NOTICES RnUaway, Hospital a ■ d B a b y 20—PIANO SERV1CR - Rada. bay. Weak or Montb- L. L Sill - Plano Tachniclaa • T p t BR- Furniture Center— Phone 2104 Route L Sanford TT” 5 110 Waat Fir it 21-ROOFING-PLUMBINQ *x>c.l and Long Distance moving. Aganta for HOWARD VAN For Battar Plumbing LINES. INC. PENINSULAR Saa or CaU TRANSFER k STORAGE, Inc. W. J. RING OHko 1300 French Ave„ Phone 2800 oulh Park—Phone 30 • Something VERY SPECIAL for Mothers Only at Phillips Colonlal Cleaners. Phone t i l . BouW Jl • —BOATS AND MOTORS YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER OFFERS 344 If. P. Elgin _____ ...$38.50 J H . P. Johnson 1934 . Model . . . . ....... —. ..$39.00 5 H. P. Mercury 1933 Model ................. $130.00 I H r . Scott-Awaier Gear shift ............. ..$82.30 TV4 H. P. Evurude 1933 $110.00 Model 714 H. P. Elfin ............ .162.50 10 H. P. Mercury 0 Lightning ........ $123.00 12 H. P. Sea nee ........ (150 00 1933 Evlnrudo 13 H. P........ $265 00 10 H. SCOTTA1 WATER $139 93 with controls $129 93 10 H. ELGIN . 10 H.—SCOTT-ATWATER 1*35 Model . ------- *239 00 IS H. P. Mercury Mark 20 $223.00 •3 H. P. Evusruda 1933 . Like new . .. 3283.00 Jth o many motors torn down (or V usad parts, Reasonable. • TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo tor or Trailer. —Selection of Boati — Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum and Gaitor Trail*-*. • Also several used Boats and . trailers. te a the New Etrlarada Una for '30 i Contracting aad Repair Pioaa I'kt 1112 leal Sanford Ava. PLUMBING Contract and repair work. Free estimates. R. L. Harvey, jot Sanlord Ava. Phone 1S2S. Plumbing. Kresky Heating M. G. HODGES Servlet on All sWatcr Pumps— Wella Drilled — Pumps Paula Road Phnne 700 22—SPECIAL N o n c n s ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ ments, Invoices, hand bills, and r o g r a ms, etc. Progressive rrnung Co. Phona 400 — 403 West 13th St. P FINANCIAL I t—INSURANCE Preferred Ratea ta Preferred Policyholder* lohn Williams Ins. Agency 417 Sanford Atlastle Bank Pbasa 34 3S—llOitflES—CATTLE 3 RIDING llnrses and saddles $300 Phone 2807 Sanlortl.______ MERCHANDISE Fans, Summer Furnishings, Summer Lawn Service, House Painting, Insulating II—FliRNfTL'Ufe—lIUubCHOLD GOODS ! 37—HOUSES AND COTTAGES ! COTTAGE ready In move In, completely furnished. By week Buy your Furniture at Berry s or month. All utilities. 34u4 Park Warehouse Furn., Co., at 9C1 YV Ava. 1st SL All nationally adv. lur mturc at warehou<u prices NEW duple* in Geneva. One bedroom, electric kitchen. ale HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN conditioned. (33. Available June PRICES PAtD FUR USED 1st J. F. Rogers, Geneva, Fla. FURNITURE WILSON-MA1ER FUnNITUKE CO. Cnll 958 311 E. First SI. 48—FA”.M AND GARDEN 43-ARTICLES FOR SALE Read Classified THE HANFORD HERALD Wed. May 16, 195b THE OLD HOME TOW N ■ — Page I I By STANLEY 18—ROOMS NICE bedroom. Private entrance and bath. Phona 2029-W. 11—ACREAGE 19—ACRE orange bearing grove. 4'i miles trom Post Ollice. Price 19-19 Ford Tractor Double 113,000. Easy terms. Phono 1393-J Bottom 14” Plow, 3 Ilow LESTER (Betsy Ross) Spinet pi­ ano, like new. Only $330. Phone Cultivator. 1723-R,______________________ • REAL ESTATE BK1TT TRACTOR CO. Hlway 17-92 So. Phot* 501 U —HOMES —Factory u T e a Alum loam PEAT-Get youe Daetwyler Peat Venetian Blinds at GrapeviUe Nursery. 40c Bu. REASONABLE large comfortable Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom bag. Annuals now ready. Phone rail with plaitic ends. P intle or 2038-Grapevllle Ava. Just off rayon tapaa. Cotton or nyloo Country Club Rd. cords, H enkarik G lam and P a in t Co 50-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 112 114 West 2nd St. Phona 320 GOOD- Upright"!Plain*, $125. Phona 1017. FOLDING Cots—23.90. 50 Ft. Hose $2.93. All alio Tarpaulins. Army- 31—WANTED lt» HUY Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ava. One, two. or three H. WE need tumnure. paying top W’ANTED— P. alr-compmsor. Call 2031-W. cash for same. Sell to buy from. SUPER TRADING POST on p i ne umber. No tract too large or small. J. L Gliason, 100 W. IIwy. 17-92. Ph. 3017-W.____ 6th St. Sanford. House windows for u le Including screens. $1.00 ea. Heavy duty RENTALS gas atr-compreisor, $30. Roy fleers, llth St. II—APARTMENTS GOOD Baby lied. Call 2287-W. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*, private bath*. 114 W. First St ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner. Complete attachments, pulact --------- — ----- — ----------- — condition. $15. Ph. 1725-R. W - EOlcianey. Phone 72ft W 44-APHMANUK.a FURNISHED Apt. 2300 Mellonvine. _____ FHIGIDAIKE appliances, sales irvice. G G. II. High, Oviedo, and service. Fla Phone FOS-1315 or Sanford HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t Apta. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona 1612 W alter 3 p in Beach. Call 2374-W. home. Partly furnished. Thone 1232 or 2333-J. 3-BEDROOM, til* bath. Florid* room. Oak floors, large lot. aliad* & fruit trees. Call 1074- W. ] Bedroom Concrete Block VA - $223 Down Payment $30. Per Month P * I Kitchen Fully Equipped Act fast to *hoose colon and ill* A. K. Shoemaker, Builder 1M1 NOT A PROJECT! BUT— Homei at Rail Individual! ty: Brittany F»rm Hamas, Early American, Ultra Modem, Con­ ventional 4s F r e n c h Colonial 67-BROKERS and REALTORS type*. BUILT On Larg* Landscaped Lotsi In tbe best of neighbor hoods, • Homes — Lets — Acreage OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Osier COMPLETE with all the features Reg. Real Estate Broker you hev# dreamed about such 1001 So. Orlaede Dr. — I'h. 1UI FURNISHED Ants. 20H4 W. First St. Reasonable—phono 1321. ai colored General Electric ap iltaneea and colored plumbing EFFICIENCY ApartmenL Suit­ Ixtures, BALL REA LTY able for bachelor or couple. RAYMOND M. BALL Private hath. Across from Post AND available at reasonable OSCAR M HARRISON Office. Manuel Jacobson. prices with the licit financing REG. BROKERS D. Hlgkleymaa, Associate Efficiency apartments, air con­ A with minimum down-pay­ 204S.South Perk Ave. Phoea I ments. ditioning and TV optional. 2021 S. Park (Highway 17-02), San­ See ua for 9 ream Ave. Property ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT REAL ESTATE DRIVKIN Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr3344 French Ave. 3-ROOM furnished apartment. Close In, 111 E. 8th St. $30.00 J. W. HALL, REALTOR Since 1949, Sanford's Leading monthly, Phona 2360 or 1032. "CaU Hall" Phone 1750 : ROBSON Sporting Goods Builder of hornet tor over 1,600 Ivlnrude lalaa * Service people. Sales Officei Little Venice 2-BEDROOM fumtshad apt. Very IF IT IS REAL ESTATE $04 E, 1st St. Phone 998 clean and data In. Phuna Old, In Loch Arbor. aik Cramiey k Mnntetlk REIM-MIX CONKRLTE at HT Hoath Park Pkeae 771 WELL DRILLING Jimmy Cowan. • w " SI H. P. Reconditioned John­ PHONE U*4 Miracle Concrete Co. They Km * son Outboard Motor. Price 1100. Pump Hales with 309 Elm Ave. Phona 133$ E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. air-condl t all Harry. wmiorntr-at 2203-W — Repair Service tinned. 17-02 south city limits METAL ROOFING LAND AND IIOME h A. M. to 2 P. M.___ G A R L A N D SHAW Slumberlind Court LOWELL R. OTTER Now In stock. 5-V Crimp—I V 3 bedroom home and 5 acres tiled P. O. Dost 518 12 Ft. Aluminum boit A trailer, Corrugated — 2 V ' Corrugated Builder — Phone l i l t (arm land. Priced $9230. LONGWOOD 10 11. P. Johnson. Call 400-R. Office: 2001 8. Orlando Or. Get all Your roofing needs at Three and lour mom furnlshej Phone: W. p, 20 21182 npt.v Very clean and close In. Total price $73uo for new 2 bed­ Shrrinun (’iincrcl* Pipe Cn. I f —P A R IS - It a"* A IR S Phone 0Id, Jlmmv Uawnn. room home. Uut West 13lll St. Mill speedy, reasonable ft reli­ able TV and Radio Repair Scr EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN TWO modern tnree rooms ft bath, Total price only $9250 for new 3 vice. CALL HOOVER. 2833 or 10—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT MENT ANQ WHEEL BALANC­ lakcfront apartments. $32.00 menbedroom home. visit 503 S. Sanford Ava, ING—Pisaanger c a r s and tbly. Longwood. Telephone Win­ HAYNES Office Machine Co. Trucks: aU makes, sues—W ton ter Park 2-73384. • Robert A. Williams, Realtor Typewriters, adding machines IT.RAM 1C TILE • t o 3-ton. Seminole County MotRaymond Lundqulat, Associate ora, Inc. 519 E. lit St. PHONE Paul F. Mueller ft Son Ph. 131 Sales-Rentals 314 Mag Ph 44 ' FURNISHED clean 1st. floor aPhone 1673 Allanllc Bank Bldg Free estimate. Quality work. H O M E S partment. 10U 4 Palmetto Ave. lull. 17—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD SPRAYING — Layns, shrubtiery, GOODS I t —TRACTORS FURNISHED A p t Phone 43J-W 4EW. Beautifully Designed THREE citrus lor cinch ,>ugs and other $800 DOWN pests. PHONE 2.08-M. W. H , DEMONSTRATOR —MM Tractor 2-ROOM furnished apt. Tito bath, and FOUR Bedroom Homes • 1 MODERN 3-Bedroom and den. Pringle. Model BG, 20 H. P. Complete private entrance. Plume 3U30.J and 2 Baths Kitchen equipped. Located at 1228 with wheal weights, hydraulic Mnthi*s have until May 2fi to WIN. Randolph St. Owners Misfortune FIIA and VA (OI) FINANCED FURNISHED 3conm g a r a g e lilt, plow and vi|iilpmenl. SAN­ Call 481. the Phillips COLONIAL necessitates hie offering at $8,A Varied Selection of Plans CLEANERS. apartment, 1101 Oak Ave. EVERY HUNG YOU NEED (JO O, which Is certainly $1,000 less FORD MOTOR CO., 1UOI Sanford Priced from $11,200 to $24,(XX> "BREAKFAST DELICIOUSLY FOR A LOVELY than its true value. $73 per Ava., Phona 1370. 5 ROOM furnished apartment DEDROOM Hot Biscuits, Egga, Ham, Grits Built By month will handle. Immediate Garage, Phone 2468-J. -TRAILER* and Cuff»e-fl0r. MRS APPLE­ Possession. In Choice of Colon ODIIAM It TUDOR, INC. BY'S RESTAURANT, Vaider FURNISHED 2 Ix-il-cooni garage I will pay YOU to see US before Hotel. Builders of Finer Homes HOME AND INCOME apt. 211 Maple. Phene 1772-J. you you buy. Open Evenings and Upstairs la rented: downstairs la For Florid* Living Sundays. ready for you to niova in. Both LARGE, cool. 2 BR furnished HOMES AVAILABLE: EMPLOYMENT Kaatalde Trailer Salas, YOU GET ALL units nicely furnished. Building apt. Screened porch. $33 month­ South Pinecreit----- Sanford, Fla. Patatka,_Fla._ recently painted. Large Lot. SL ly. Ph. 1568-J. 1703 Magnolia. Grove Minora ......... Sanford, Fla. itCREAT DANE"- all aluminum J (—CHILD CARE 10 . fueled near store. Keep that Valencia Villas..........D*Land, Fla. BABY SITTING In my"home. 803 produce trailer, $2 foot, recondi­ Three room furnished apartment. PIECES ensl of livlns down on this bar­ W. 4th. Call 580 R. 2101 Magnolia, (50.00 monthly. tioned, 1932 model with good SALES OFFICE Double Drraaor Bo* Spring gain nr runt bath unit*. Only Phono 1U73, Hubert A. Williams. 2625 S. French Ave. tirea, Well worth $5,5oo. Seventy Mirror PairPillow* $7,500. I0-1IELP WANTED FEMALE Phone: 2100 end 2980 iiuukca^o Bed BedSpread other used trailers in stuck. FURNISHED apt.. 4 rooms. $50.U) Innuriprlng Pair Boudoir GREAT DANE - DIAMOND T. WANTED Beautician. Either Jr. per month. Adultt. 700 W. 4th Seminole Realty Lamps a South Orange Blossom Trail, or Sr. o p e r a t o r . ELLA'S -Maltresi St. Ph. 1642-W evenings. W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO H O M E S rlando, 5-0051. BEAUTY SALON in DeRnry H *r 101 INI Park Ave. $10 DOWN 5-ROOM garage ant. Modern 1 'mine 1004-J. Ft. New Moor house trailer bath, kitchen equipped, largo -With metal awning and TV. BEAUTY operator*, full or partMather of Sanford screened parch, garage. Cloac Available Juno 1st. Bargain HIGHWAY BUSINESS time. Apply In,person, llarrl-l1.03*01 R In. I'hune 358. 1st SL Phew* t$7 price a t $3300, can finance. Location for Rant with apartment etl'a Beauty Nook. 103 So. Oak Perk Ave. Trailer Park. Lot 4-A. 2 ROOMS, drat. Nawly furnished. Ava. , $609 DOWN BARGAIN! Navy, elderly couple or single 34 ft," house trailer with cabana. WANTED—While" single woman 2 Bedroom, all fumlahed garage DUNCAN-FYFE Mahogany drop person. Gas, electricity, water, Completely furnished. Radio, TV, between 18-40 who would like to leaf table and luur cuahiuncu linens A utilities furn. Reason­ WILL BUILD end furnish lot end anartment, with targe lot anil and etc. 1750. Call 2833 until learn Dental Laboratory work. terms In Oviedo. Reliable build­ all oak.floors. Inroinn possibili­ chair*. M*0 value, only $125 able. Phono 916-M. '•;00 p. m. Contact Sanford Dental Labora­ ties with completing second er now working In Oviedo. Can Terms. Plume 1420-J.__________ - " WILL SACRIFICE tory, Sanford Atlantic Bank apartment. start Immediately. D. D. DAN­ LIVE at the beat address in town. im Shcioourne Clipper 27 ft. Bldg Room 605, between 0-4. Complete Price $6,500 IELS, Oviedo._______________ ROCK Maple dinette set $40: club Beautiful, redecorated apart­ w u s e trailer. Will tmince, low rh.nr $23, youth bed 10; crib $10 ment. 1717 Park Ave., Phone D -U ELP WANTsCD—MAU $300 DOWN down payment. Phone 132. 3 Bedroom, 1-bath House. San ^ 804 E. 20th St. 1743 J. FOR RENT—33-ft Royel Sparion COLORED truck driver wanted. Linta .Hub-Division; $1700 down 2 Bedroom concrete block home with utility spare and carporte. trailer on lake lot. Sleep cool and assume G.I. 44VT* Mtgc. 2-ROOM furnlslied apartment $45, .MORE:—MUCH—MORE $0 per dav, Ph. 2707 Richard to.a summer. Lake privileges. with $70.29 Monthly Pay'ta. convenient to shopping, $7,900. includes utilities. 107 W. Ninth Silvers. Lake Monroe. AVater furnished. Write P. O. Phone 2374-R for appointment. atreed. Sox No. l$3, Lake Mary. Roaa L. Pnvlon, nroker Help Wanted—Experienced Sales­ A T ECHOLS SMALL furnished apt. 312 0ak 3~BEDKOOM liouaZ Phone 2900-W Alberta J. Ilall, Aaaoclale man to work In itore. Full time. 1L—UHRD CARS Ave. Ph. 29S7-.M. Phone 2971 17-92 at Hiawatha Firestone Stores, ie-U/TB ROOMS CONVERTIBLE-CIcan '32 Ford, s -M \L E or FEMALE FURN. apt. Lighta A water, gar­ $130 for my equity. Take up age fumlihod. $53 mo. Ph. 200. LOTS — Pinecreit section. City FOR payments. Phone 400-J . ______ Help Wanted—Male nr Female, water. Phone 157-J. S l 35—BUSINE8A—LNDUSTRLAL full or part-time. Commission • Bookcase Bed USINESS 17— BROKERS aM REALTORS Double Dreiser A. B. Pelcrton, Broker Aiaodates selling. Wonderful opportunity OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms, Pal­ lor big earnings. Firestone A, B. Peleriun Jr., P, J. CheaMirror metto Bldg. CaU 1704 or 1494. SERVICES Stores. teraun, Garfield Willetts, John 2 Lamps Con salt A REALTOR First >7 -HOUSES aad COTTAGE* I Inmeipnng Mattress Meiach, It. W. Williams, Hue! 19—BKAUTT PARLORS 1 0 -WORK sVANTED—FEMALE CULLEN ti HAKKEY .Matching Box Springs M. Field, A. C. Doudncy, Land IN N. Park Ave, Pkoaa 221$ FURNISHED two bedroom home. Hour Beauty Number Ph. 971 MAID, Cooking. 1210 Mangueitene. Suveyor. 3 minutes from ''a - i l Base • Day-or-NIghler Sofa Hsrrletl’c RMoty Nook 110 N. Park Phone 1129. Phone 3049-J, 11-WORK WANTED—MALE Platform Rocker 103 So. Oik BURE ITS FRANKLIN REALTY Chair 2-BEDROOM house. Kitchen fur­ We can put you In the eeltl* busi­ SCHOOL HOY with power mower IT—BUILDING • REPAIRS For Silo—1 bedroom home, sep­ ness, with cattle, equipment, im­ nished. In town. Phone 443. 2 End Tables wants mowing. Phone Tld-M-4. FAINTING proved ami unimproved pas­ arate garage. Phone 1556, Rt. 171 Cocktail Table 8KB Seminole Realty fur Ueiir 92, De Biry. ture, fences and avtryihing POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph. sag d ug aad able Homes and Apia. Phona 27 Close in. ONLY 116,300. Sorry, • 3-Pc Dinette Set 2893-J. dig, waging. Serving Semi HAVE*"MORE MONEY by sell­ but mostly c u b . TERUSI ------------TERMSI 2-Bedroom house, Phone 2983 W. ing unneeded things through Want rtS .S S ’u’B'a.r, Itt-B U U N E U OPPORTUNITIES AT Ads. Phone 1321 for help in W. K. "BUT STEMFER NICE clean furnish* I cottage on wording your ad. ECIIOI-S BEDDING CO. O U T -------- SALKI SALE I FLORIDA minufacturer nnd In­ Realtor - General insurance 17-92. Rent by week ur month. Rgbbtr B i n staller of quick-service laun­ Corner 2nd. A Magnolia Ph. 1232 Lothla and water furnished. Pb. Guy AilM, Associate "Bud Bamberger” Mgr. Cemant Stucco Palnl . ... $4.23 gal dries has a Franchise available Ariel to Frlce, Associate GRAB YOUR PHONE and dial 3010-W1. Open Mondays 'Ul 1:00 p .a . Ofi h i t for this community. Low duwn Phoos m i 112 N park Aw. VISIT OUR BALCONY 1821 for >a Herald ad-wrltsr the CMROBt Stucco Paint .... $4.00 gal. . payment, liberal bank financing; 3-BEDROOM C o n c r e t e block bouse. Kitchen f u r n i s h e d , no experience necessary. Write lathrlor Varnish . . $3-73 gal. Alexander A B trln ftr minute you ^nd something'! lost. acreened porch, carporto and W QD A PAINTER? SEE US' to Monarch Laundry Machinery u-ed furniture, appliances, tools Heal Estate • Insurance Carp. P. O. Boa 020, Ft, Lauder­ utility room At 2010 Adams Ave. McRANBY-SMITH etc. Buught-aold. Larry's Marl, Mrs. Lourine Mtiaaagar, a im *. ’ Loaf Ads find ID dale, P it. firk pause u u Phone 073-W. JU Baal U l BL Phone 1AU. 107 Magnolia Ave. PR, 1* w ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call AIR CONDITIONING Ralph Ray, 3130. For Room or Building UPHOLSTERING H. B. DOPE CO. INC. Custom Mada Drapery and Slip 200 SonIh P a rk A ve. Phone 140J Covers. , STANLEY KULP RAGGKHLY Phone Sanford — 2838 J A PPL IA N C K C E N T E R 2021 S. Park (Iliway 17-92) 'Your WesUnghuuso Dealer” PlIO lE 1757 US MAGNOLIA T. V. REPAIRS ~ 'Til 10 p. m Service Calls 13.00 W. 13—DUII.DING MATKRIAUS A. Norris Ph. 1339 J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2893 J. Licensed TechnlUSED BRICK clina, guaranteed work. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used WEI.DING ►rick, Orange, red, and burnt black. Sea them at SHERMAN C. A. TAYLOR, Jr. CONCRETE PIPE CO, 307 E. Fourth St. LO O K $ 168. f 3 yhwOm J U M H T - to W O H P m — Want Ad Offering False Teeth for Rent Gets Action B n i r n tar ImsbseJ 4*> cIIh J t« Kla 1120 mi «f Itlu m Mr*. |, Ha|$ Psilm ea, ti VlllUpaton. 3, C , r«« a □*••1(1*4 *4 efftti*| t* Mil m r*M tk* dtniurM, lb* r**slrt4 wars ib ti 100 logsirUa, UcloJIay a p*M«*t pae«a*l la t rip a kilty* ’/ I goat for dw *4|l Wm4 A* lx TuukA Mr, I tvUil-1 waeiiAtAAUnaecaJ *** T4CWIA, lUAWl 0B(MHn>4as|4i*4ln I AArtMtSM**•• lBf|)MM.. >.aw-lg.ws-. DAI LY CROSSWORD ini' 1 ii-.'MK ' n i r • 11. Eastern iJMij 1 -sr *•■ • 1. Underworld Unlver* " ii. m <i 1 trs god •Ity fj I Ii SiS'-ILII I J.l 4. Kind or DOWN 13. Rlvar 7,11 -JUltV M u Miqr$ :-;i-io m»at I. Mail <T*x.> • lUil in :■•« -1 in 7. Part of (India) 10. Very • 1.1 11 v 1 it 1• : ' t a window t. Wayalda high 11’J' 111 ' mi .11 1. Min* * tav*na 19. River bll'.'i •) 1Kin • cntranc* , |$. Close*, as a (Eng » IJMMM III I la 10. Iilandi ntf hawk's eyes 31. Jump ur.iri 111.IU 4. ExclaScotland over, matloM 12. Cicatrix Yaatereay'* tile s * as In 14. Girl’s 5. Pubtio reading 32. stumble rt nlcknsm* notices 90. Gained V. 23. Move 13. Narrow 0. Book of 1 with haste 33. Wading Mr# atrip of, lha Old 20. Reward 3A Former set* wood Testament 23. Fiightleee I <01*404 7. Rated 17. Malt v bird $ r .rBay « , highly: bavaregt $9. Island ef 4L1IreUo# ... 11. Strang*' , 9. Story Malay Arch, 44. Flene«u| ~ M 20. Cut * TO. Rounded 30. A covering 4 A Round* convex 22. Look \ for the ydA Editor' molding «*kanc* shoulder* (abbr-k 24. An anlrr.aFi of the tar north T" 33. Small, ir roofed *" % theater 1# \r (Or.) *" 27. Branches T * 31. Place r ACROM 3J. Ex cl t a ­ rnation 34. ShrlvelauF 38. Conilel- , latlon * 30. .Saab (Jap > 40. This can be found In Holland 42. Compass . point ! (ebbr.) 1 43. Pleasant 43 Bundle 47. Japanese drink 49. Chine** money of account | 80. Guided 01. Bring to ados* * * IT" W — TT" vr TT TI“ *r w _ W 17“ • vr "" _ n~ 7T“ CLOVER CHARM FAILS SANDSTON, Va. LfV—Mr*. W. B. Pritchett found 10 foiir-lea( clov­ ers, five eix-leaf end Two five-leaf on her lawn which should have brought enough luck for on* day. They didn't, though. Alter her clo­ TT ver gathering Mrs, Prltchatt began her housework and promptly f*U through a first floor window ah* was washing Into a prlxe tulip bed. Main damage was to her belief (h it multi-leaf clovers have any* thing to do with good luck. '’3^-“'-'*rt. 3 0 MMW1 h A- �r ? ir — V • •• ■*■ . •/ • y ,,r r , 1 \ al^ M e. . -y •;••• J-* ^ ij*v • - f. * &/■ M^ __ \9 | ft $ ■ I siiitt ■ ■ ji ■ \y L* V .# 1 Jvt \ \ ♦ ' jfl v >• \ IB \ V *. < *■ f . MMli Wj,1 / • •. .*»i *\ i*.• r-*, . f * A__.'" f.A •• • • ‘ E!* 91 V1‘ ’r ■ ■ : Price* Good Thru Sot., Mo/ 19th Quantity Right* Reserved B IG G ES T . EVEN T. •TOKfirt Ftneel Cruehed Me. 3 Cm STOKELY'S Yallow Cling Sliced or Halva* iM m Large Package 'y v v / i PKQ . ONLY STOKELY'S Fined Dill limit Two With Food Order! STOKELY'S Sweet STOKELY'S Hawaiian Sliced STOREY'S Fined 44-ei. Con ■ 1 V * #% ' K G r. " A " , Dr. At Dr, Q uick-Frozen STOKUY'S Flneet 30) 6-8 Lb*. A vg . OSCAR MAYER -BACON SALE! S lab B acon ^ 2 9 c S li. B aco n 3 $1°° SMOKED FLAG BRAND FANCY AGEN FORDHOOK HICKORY SW EET MOUNT VERMONT Silted Bocen-LB. Sliced Baton — LB. 45c 49c BRAUNSCHWEIOER OSCAR MAYER SMOKED HAM and CHEESE LOAF KRAFT’S DELUXE AMERICAN CHEESE SLICES KRAFT'S 6 FLAVORS P A R T Y SNACKS SUPERBRAND COTTAGE CHEESE EAT-RITE" HEAVY MATURE AGED BEEF SIRLOIN ROUND or CLUB ACC HIQH T-BONE or PORTERHOUSE STEAKS EAT-RITE" SIRLOIN TIP or BONELESS EAT-RITE" QUALITY CONTROLLED GARDEN GOLD FANCY GOLDEN LIBBY Beef, Chicken or Turkey LARGE JUICY SUNKIST SUPERBRAND Colored 2 s * * BLACKEYES 2 -■25*11LEMONS - 39* - 2 * 35* FANCY, FIRM PINEBREEZE GR. "A ' LARGE Gete Dirt Fatll Pure Gentle RIPE TOMATOES Be Freeh All Dayl Toilet Soap Reg. Bare Pure Gentle NHi Mie » t*> e - Initant Sudt Clean* Everything! Liquid JOY Spic & Spaa sti.39c 32*«i.59 i«i. 25c Hardwater Soap Detergent a. 83c Paper Towele Wowed Paper Toilet loop ...................... li.t > Be Freeh All Dayl 2 39e dj-e;^. »’ *' �•"v.tw:T,saaKi>lgiiPiiJ>i»ar‘inti>F»Y,A y f * . ■■1. Shop and Save In Sanford I t eralft ® re AW INDBPBWPrNT DAILY NtWBPAWtt ID. FLORIDA * =*’*“ ™ “ THUKaDAY. MAY 17. BPW In stalls O ffic e rs * A im ia la d Prew l«aM >fW ir^ State Mental Hospital May Locate In Seminole County The Sanford Duslnew and Pro­ fessional Women's Club installed officer* for the year 1958-57 last night at a banquet at the Sanford Yacht Club. The president lor the coming year Is Mrs. Myrtlu Gradiek; first vlc-i president. Miss Hetty Wolfram; second vice presi­ dent, Mr*. Peggy Kuhn; recor­ ding secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert; corresponding aecretary, Mrs, Anna Rinehart; and treas­ urer, Mrs. Viola Kastner. Installing officer was Alisa Ad-1 rienne C. Watts, Orlando, third vice president of the Florida Federatlon of Business and Profes­ sional Women's Clubs. Following Ihe Invocation by Mrs. Kula Grantham, the retiring MISS ANNA NELSON, MANAGER of tho Sanford Orammar School Lunch Room since tP'.’it retired president, Mrs. Olga Hunter, ex­ yastsrday at earemoniea conducted a t a meeting of the Seminole County Food Service Aeeoclatlun pressed her appreciation of llm after 31 yeara service. (Staff Photo) good work done hy tho club dur­ ing the past year, then introduced ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ Miss Waits who spoke on the theme of the National Federation lor the coming year, " le a d e r­ ship." The ceremony of installaturn then look place, a beautiful one In which the new officers held ribbons of different colors denoting Tolerance, Wisdom, Loy- j alty, Understanding and Courage. The ribbons were attached to a 1 Miia Anna Nelson, after 3t years book of gold and green, the colors | SHERIFF DENVER CORDELL, Mayor F. D. Scott, and Pollc* Chief Hoy O. William* sign Saf* Attention hee been directed, by service in the lunch roum at San* of the Federation, held by th o 1 Driver Lcagu* pledge* yesterday. (Staff Photo) ford Grammar School, retired yes­ the Sanford Library, to Iti "In. terday at a ceremony conducted new president and denoting Vis­ Qeentive Reading Program" which during the meeting of the Semi­ ion. ★ ★ ★ will get underway on June 1 end nole County Food Service Associa­ In conclusion, the gavel of of­ continue* through August 31. tion. fice was turned over to Mrs. GraTo create a greater Interest In dirk hy Mrs. Hunter, and a past Miss Nelson began her work at reading, tha Sanford Public LI-1 Sanford Grammar School In 1921 president's guard-pin was pre­ hrary will present two nu« and became manager in 192X1. sented lu Mr*. Hunter. group*—rt-10—a picture of a big She was presented an orchid by A two-car collision eight anil on« Tha hostesses for Ihe banquet, bookworm. Sanford Grammar School principal A Negro woman Is In Sc ml not* half mile* south of Sanford on High- were the past presidents, Mr*. For avary book that I* read, H«ro1d Heckenbach, a gold pin way 17-92 was Investigated yester­ Arolyn True, Miss Gene Nunnelly, Memorial Hospital in critical con­ the child will be given n segment was presented her by Mrs, Irene day by Florida Highway Patrolman Mrs, Marguerite Graham, and dition from twn bullet wounds allegedly Inflicted by her hus­ to peat* on the body of the book- Sewell, and a life membership In Curl Williams shortly after, 12:30M rs. Sybil Itouth. Mayor F. D R>nt* yesterday Is­ band from whom she had been Qworm. At the end of the Incen.lv* the Food Service Association was p. m. Reading Program, the children's presented by Superintendent of sued a proclamation designating separated for three weeks, Property damage was e.timaled Sheriff Denver Cordell said yes­ hookworms will ha finithal if Public Instruction R.T.MUwec. "every day of Hie year" as "Safe in the neighborhood of 5500 to the Morris Attends New officers of the Seminole terday that t'arrabclla Wilson they hava read 15 book*. two automobiles. Driving Day", and called upon all County Food Service Association Williams, 37, was slml twice, onco ’•'he other a n group— 1I-1V— were alto installed at yesterday's A 1951 Mercury coup* driven by State Directors cllirrn* nf rtie community to Join above Hie heart and again below will be givan a map of the United meeting conducted In tho lunch Roger Henry Miller, 52, of lit t, In the President's Safely Crusade. Uis led breast, Sunday night LU tet. For every fiction boot- the room of Sanford Grammar School. llox 129, Maitland, was parked fac­ Meet Recently Pointing out that the nation'* shortly after U o'clock, ing north when a 1955 Hoick Coup* child read* they vvdl be given a The ceremony, conducted by Sup­ Herman E. Morris, principal of A North Carolina Industrial engtLeun Williams, her husband, al­ stito to past* on the map and for erintendent it. T. Mllwcc, named driven by Mr*. Ann Glover Dag- Seminole High -School, recently re­ highway death toll la still at th* iiecr was arrested yesterday afterlegedly fired the two shots ■very non-fiction book that I* Mrs. Dorothy Griffith at president, gatr, 2ti, a navy wife of Ht. nne, turned from * three-day Stale rate of some 58,000 live* annually, noon -hurtiv hefnro 3 o'clock anil rtnnj the lead or will in* given two Mrs. Lucille Fester, vice-president, Box 144. Lingwoorl was traveling Director* meeting of th* Leglda- Mayor Scott said In hi* proclama­ through hei bedroom window yu*l held for Charlotte, N. C. officials. atatee to pasta on the map. The and Mrs. Clarice Pckle, secretary- south at a moderate rata of speed. tive Council of three Florida High tion that "Individual action will as she started to retire, Murray F. Allison, til, said yesWilliams la being held In SemAccording to Patrolman Wil­ ■tales will be In different colors. treasurer. h« Jiatifberit formerly he necessary If wo are to reduce luob) Ci*pity Jail, *»hr She*HI Cmday l liams, the Mercury pulled across School Activities Association, if the project* are ,f Ini the 1 on Morris li ono of ten men cboaen this needless slaughter." kAirdol], on an u p u itiu rg e peuib employed by the Dncnm Corporathe road into the path of (h* on­ time, report* the Sanford Publle coming Hoick In an attempt to from Florida to serve on this In tha proclamation, tha Mayor lug lit* outcome of hla wife'* con­ lion, and was on his way to .Miami Library, there will he an extr.i Christian Church to seek employment. reach a row of mailboxes on the board ibat governs th* athletic, cited the Safe Driver League pro- dition. award for each one. Hut regardless glee clubs, and hands, as well a* gram instituted by tbp H. F. GoodAcrnidlng to n long dl-lntire call opposite side of the mail The Investigation into the |ioss| whether they are finis!.* 1 on time Plans To Publish The Mercury was hit broadside all oihcr activities sponsored by rich Company a* a member of the bio family d i s p n i u and shooting, j from Charlotte Chief of Detective* or not, each child may keep the the high schools throughout Hie President's Interindustry Highway j was conduct, d by hbunff Cordell | Hill McCall, Alli»im Is b> be held ill the door. map or bookworm. Monthly Paper Safety Committee, and urged citt- and Deputy Shctlfl* James Sing-1 here on worthless check rhatges Miller complained of hi* right slate. Parents are reminded that if The First Christian Church plan* arm hurting while Mrs. Raggett The agenda for the recent meet- tens to pledge their support to Uic letary, Denton Prevail ami Pat and for jumping a fi'.no bond. their child is a good reader and to publish a monthly paper, as the received a oump on tier chin ami lug covered plan* for iho various movement. (taker. Allison, according to Sheriff Den- in the first gioup but would Ilk* weekly bullion* do not have the bruised knees. An occupant of the Slate meets and the program for Williams was taken into cus- ver Cordell, was originally arrested The proclamation was an unusual ^ t o try for tha map, they may le- •pace for adequate new* coverage Ituirk, and owner nf the car Mi* the school year 1930-37 ifficial document In that it did nut tody at his home un -Sixth -St. in'■ in Seminole County hy Florida queat to bo ilgned up fur the map. and do no' reach every church Catherine Louise Leo was thrown Tile Hireling ivas held In the Ac- .pi-clfy any single day or week for Sanford about 1 a. m, Monday Highway Patrolman Carl Williams, Soma tan ywar elds read the ad­ family. The Friendship Class, Mrs. ir.to the windshield wni rh wa* Untie* and rhnrgrd with operating his ear the community observance. In- morning. F. L. Ellett, president. Is taking shattered with her forehead. She I vanced book*. with "no drivers llccn-e", Howstead, tho proclamation put Ihe ever, be was released after paying full official weight of the city ad­ Unemployment ' The Sanford Public Llbrory has the lead in Initiating the project also received bruised knees. I’atrolm.m W I m.i i i i •narum l The paper will he mimeographed a fine ami ton minutes later the ministration behind an all-out, the boo'.i divided so Unit each SHS Senior Boys report from Charlotte, N. C. was year-round observance of ".Safe Payments Drop child will tied It easy to flint mi three 8'a X It" sheets. Ir will Miller with violation uf the right received In hold him. l ooks approval by the lihnitu.n come out at the end of the month, To Have Big 'Feed' Driving Day." Of particular Interest to Sanford Allison said yesterday afternoon /o r Ids or her reaiting w v e i , I net., reporting on Hie events that liaie and Seminole County Is a report "I will waive rxtradltlon and re­ will b* a slip tnstrted in earn occurred and plans for the corn­ W. A. Yeomans At Morris Ranch ing month. The deadline for the from the Industrial Commission turn hi Charlotte." After talking book lor tit* purent 1 1 sign c, All boy* In Hie senior class at Local Architect turning In nf material Is the 2.Vh Chairman which reflect* lbs yrar with the Chief of Deteelivea hy P /y ln g that tha child has read tha of Seminole High Sehnol will be Hie month. A name for the news­ Dies Yesterday ■round employment activities af­ phone. Allison said "There Is noth­ tha book. fecting local conditions. letter has not been chosen; ami Mr. W. A Yeoman*. 74. of Rodin kbests of Herman K Morris and To Receive Bids ing that 1 ran'* get straightened This la the fust year tha "In­ suggestions arc rrqur-ted. A token Piilnl, N Y . flint yesterday after Mr*- Morn* at iliHr M (J Ranch Payments to workers out of Jobs out when f get there." lie said that For Church June 6 through no fault of their own took Ids wife and two grown (laughters centive Reading Program baa been prue is offered for Ihe name that noon at Clifton Springs Hospital this aflerunon for a "feed", attempted by the Sanford Public is finally adopted. It has been announced by John an eight per cent drop In April, were both In Charlotte. following a month's illness, Tomorrow night, following the Library and It !■ hoped, by tha Mrs. John Hair Is In se n e a* Mr. Yeoman* i* a retired apple Senior Play, Hie entire staff will A. Horion, IV, Architect, that Industrial Commission Chairman He was driving a tD.33 Blue ParkLibrary itaff, that both children editor of the paper; Clyde E Fea-1 gnnvei lie treated to .1 feed al the spraw­ hid* will lie received in his offlre Jainrs T. Vocell* reported today. aril hardtop. It was understood that •mi parents will Ilka It. Total payments were 5021.881 (or a rherk which be bail given In titers, business manager: Mis. KuHe lived in Sudus Point. V V.' ling ranch near Osteen. ai in a. m June II, for the com­ pletion nl ihe Christian and Mis­ 29809 week* nf covered unemploy­ payment for the rar was Involved. Object of the program l.v to gene W. Pattic. circulation niana- during the summer month* and ment nr an average weekly amount sionary Alliance Church. •m o-tag* good reading habits, ger. and Mis* Flo Bishop, mimrn- .pent the last eight winters in San-< RAIN MAKING •specially during the summer graplier. Pastor Perry L. Slone, ford al 417 West Third St. and in I 1 he building, located on tha of 520.98. Recent figures show Ihe PROJECT UNDERWAY fn o n ih a when a little irncoutage- W. H. Young, treasurer, ami Orlando. corner of Park Avc. and 14tli St., avenge weekly wage of workers LAKELAND .P - A rain making bad been partially constructed a In Florida la Ju’t above $00. rnent may turn a »luw render Into (Irorg* W. Morgan, education | He is survived by on* son, Wayne Orange, lew years hack with Ilia Sunday huilding committee rliitirmnn, will Yeomans of Sodu* Point. N. Y. and project in, Lake, Polk and April payment* were down $38.• good reader , have columns In the publication. Hirer strpclilldii-n, fMr*. R. E. Mit­ emmtie, has gotln, underway and hsv, „ Wl(, 115 below Alarch and week* nf un­ G em -rally fa ir through F rid a y ; Tha Sanford Public Library lint Reporters appointed thus far In­ chell, Sanford; A. D. Brown, Oremployment were 1,4.38 fewer. Al not ignite >n w arm (m tsyj low i T l i u Mto try to make 1completed .Inc. that time. 11m though there were 1.000 fewer requested that children i/n up clude: Mrs. C. D. Lamlress, Lamp­ lando; and ft It, Drown of Homer- S with silver lIodide tonight 31 to 81. prr*rnt proposed construction will a* soon as iM-tsibla for the mid­ lighters Class; Earl Evans. Friend- vllle, Ga It rain more. weeks of compensable unemploy­ consist of necessary work to com­ year p'ogram. ship Class; Uremia Ellett, ChrisFuneral service* will be conductment than in April of last year, The project, lo rn*l 32-’,,Vno for Hail Youth Fellowship! and Wayne cd In Sodu* Point, N. Y. Satunlay on cyear, I* financed by cits us men plete Sunday School wing, and re- payments wine AIT.OTS more be­ turblili main part of structure. Evans, L’hi Him Fellowship. | afternoon cause uf legislation which Incrra*. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS In tbr area, ed maximum weekly bcuclita lo April Savings Bond (Cnntiiiurd on Pag* 3) „ 528 from 520. tSanford Library Miss Nelson Honored Plans Incentive Upon Retirement Reading Program' Two Car Collision On 17-92 Yeslerday Sees $500 Damage Mayor Scott Urges W omans Condition Citizens To Drive Critical From Wounds Safely Every Day North Carolina Man Arrested Yesterday Held For Officials ♦ Weather ^Figures Released W. A. Patrick Volunteer Savings Band Chairman for Seminole Coun­ ty today released pinch*** figure* for the April period Series F- and H totals for th* month In the coun­ ty war* 119,7)1 and for th* first four month* of 1958 now are ItflO,379, a I 00% loss from tha record level reached in 1933. ".May 1, 1958," Patrick said, •p a rk a th* 15th Anniversary of the "Merles E Saving* Bond and In tha? relatively short period of tlma they have become a mighty factor in «h* household economics of nearly 48 million American families. They hav« been tha means by which u n .1 told millions of people hav* accu mutated th* money to aehlevi many different varieties of worthwhile benefits, — new homes, new cars, eollsge education for the chil­ d r e n , more comfortable retirement, Travel to aetlify life-long desires,— •n d there ere still held in reserve lor future need 537.9 billions to keep oo making more dreams come true.” "Salas statewide," Patrick eon- NEW OFFICERS OF THE ?, School Peluded, "hav* reached >29,299,927 (Left to right J ore: Homer Rewell Jr., treasurer! M.;s. John Wagner, secretory; meeting of tha year. Mr*. D avid McCoy, which la 33.3% of the 1938 goal of vice-president; William Hudson, president; Mr*. C irlyle Swofford, out-going president: .Miss Malml esidrnt; Alls* >81,100,000. Chapman, Installing officer. (Photo by Jameson) If Your Herald b Delivered By « P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Product Value Report Given The table of product* sold In 1934 hy nperatnrs of 789 farm* In Seminole County was 37,777,1.37, ac­ cording to a preliminary report of the him {'ruin* nf Agriculture publivltcd hy Ihe Bureau nf th* I'cn•iis, V. S. Department of Com­ merce. The value nf all crop* sold was td,310,733 and Inrluded 513,328 for field crops, 33,121,138 for veget­ ables, 52.3'.»,ni5 for fruit- and nuts, anil 1804,128 for horticultural ape clalties. The value of all llvaslock and livestock product's sold was 3919,057 and Included 5339,314 for dairy pro­ ducts, 3155.091 for poultry and poul­ try products, and 5224,052 for live­ stock and livestock products. The vaiua of forest products sold from Hi* copnty'a farms was 517,3*!5. Information on the value of farm products said is presented for each county In a preliminary State re­ port, copies of which may li* pur­ chased from the Bureau of the Cen­ sus. Washington, D. C„ at 10 cent* MURRAY F. ALLISON fright), <8, Charlotte, N. 0* In watt* each. SuuJaoU County Jail yasUrd*/. AUisou la being bald lor CharJo L e tte r R e v e a ls Possibility Possibilities of a Stata Mental Hospital located In Srminolt County earn* up again recently when Mrs. illrtian! Stover, Cam­ paign Chairman for th* Florida Mental Hralth Association wrota Mr*. C. 1- Park Sr., of Sanford, a member of lh« Seminole Coun­ ty Menial Health Association committee. Mrs. Stover rrrM lad In her lotter "You might tell your Mayor, Mr. Seutt, who seems anxious to hav* the Central Florida SUtO Hospital in Seminole County, that this campaign being auccoaaful and your getting your eltiions be­ hind Mental Health will halp In getting the next regional hospital that U sat up for Central Flori­ da." Tha letter also clt*d "He will know about that for tha prospec­ tus that was worked out two years ago for a hospital in Semlnol* County was an excellent one snd my peraonil belief U that It would be an Ideal county in which to place the hospital." Tho various clubs and tlvla group* throughout (ho county are being approached or hava b*an approached to support th* Mental llnallh fund raising campaign. Tha response, according to tha chairman of the Seminole County Mental Health Association, has been most gratifying, Tha civic groups that hnvw been approached and hava respon­ ded to the appeal* are; tha 8anfuni Pilot Club, Klwanl* Club, Rotary Club, Silly Harrison Chapter of th* DAR, and Dm Cen­ tral Clrcla of the Sanford Garden Club. Flana now Include a request to •arh ot the school F-TA gyouna to support U>e present campaign which continues through May 13. The commutes heading tha Seminole County Mental Health Association and conducting th* present campaign Is: Georg* Tuuhy, chairman, 3tra. C. L. l’aik, Sr., Mrs. Sidney Ives 111, and A. L. Wilson. Longwood Ladies To Hold Food Sale For Building Fund By MRS. RUTH LAYO The Isingwood Chamber of Com­ merce received a report from Treasurer f^w Arnold at lta reg­ ular meeting aaylng that th« Medical Building Fund would not have money *nough to finish th* Interior of the building. Thera art* funds enough left to Install the windows and doors and to paint tha exterior. The ladles Immediately ret this Saturday, May IB, to hold a food sale. Mm . Carhnrt will be In charge ami Ihe sale w II be held in Carhart'a Variety S o r t , atirtmg al 10 a. m. and continuing a* long as any food stuffs - a r e brought In. Assisting Mrs. C arlurt will be Mrs. A. Van Fleet, Mr*. Lew Amold, Mrs. I-arry Jones, Mr«, Chir­ k s Morrison, Mrs. Russel Grant, and Mrs. Claud* Layo. All funds m ille d from thla sals will he given to the Medical Building Fund to start th* fuuii* ilallnn fur the Interior fund needs. Anyone wishing to contribute n a g � 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, May 16, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a28acbe0e80f818de97db84441ef3e9a.pdf 7b161e77cee0f27d78632012fc30ee11 PDF Text Text Housewife' Estates I r U u t f M Hotel la Winter t W.s the eeewe of the Manta,JU<atea Woman’* Club (ble JWvefc' Mrs, D. Daniel greet* eH r iaa member* and guest* U a pretfy eeromoay prates* Oovmjm to all new mambera, w i i a e k of weloomf. After SCnefteM Balk's of Winter S i n t r a a fashion show of M l, sports and beach attire both man and woman. • £ ! / reports were given by ttjpan of committee*, follow* by the account of the Florida IbraUod of. Women's clubs ah amt I t Lakeland this month IJwwktek Mra.Cataar RoWllo ITS* president Were delegatee, tj Runkel gave a vl reel out sc­ at of QWrfour days reception*, M l - CoO#fe 1declined 53Qftj*d Wright by 'ftUtn the impressive dsdfeatlmi service, ef tha new dub feMe," said Mr*/ Kunkil, "a home built bfr the gsnerosity of 4be .Junior and aenior womati’t debt aad which belongs to all of Mr <*n, hi the Brat evening’s functiona whgn at] of our state oRMals marched Into Matftall auditorium' to the strain* of Elglji'a Pomp and Circumstance it wad-an obtatandJng eonvsntkm. • 'The Junior clubs, for those on* ddr'tU, hid colorful reports ef tha bumenttarian work thay were doing among working mothers; the protects for betterment of woman atetywhere were moat Ctoreetalively received, la all, we returnad, wury from meetings and latum, bet Imbued wttb tha •pirii of Ftarida club women and ; Rhode Island’! lobriermen eaught 211,906 pound* of lobitara THANKS Thirteen girls of the. newly or* ganliad Seminole High School MeJorettt Corps twirled and danced themselves to a victory for a euparlor rating In tha Florida Band­ masters Association Bute Band Contact bald la Gainesville over the weekend. Tb« group of glrli dressed In black T-shirt* and aborts waa the largest group among 13 ensembles entering the eonteat. They ware Judged by Mr*. PorUnto who la a National Champion Baton Twlrlar from Williamsburg, Pann, SgL Bill Hexamer, a nealor In the band aceompeated A t corps with a rhythmic drum beat Mr. and Mra. Maria Smith have instructed tha Corps throughout the year and Sgt, Carol Nutt la tha head Majorette. Other girls in tha group loelude Marty Cameron, Sandra Petaraon, Harriett Bedding, Mary Tanner, Mary Bose Speer, Joyce Bock, Pat Harrington, Bobby Crutchfield, June Jennings, Nancy Richards, Dqtti# Williams, and Oarri Splviy. Comments on the Judging shest read: "A vary nice eorpa. Appearance—outstanding. Very fino p»rformants, For such' a large corps you all did exceptionally well. You had most original formation* and routines—shows evident* of a fine director and Una - training. Tha drum aecompanlmsnt added greatly to tha precision—ho daservea a superior too, for he knew the rouM aw aa m*. wall •ai.wll aa m* the mlrla11 tine tha ,girls." Othar band mambera recalving ■uparlor ratings wara Sgt. Bob Rtely who played a piano solo and Sgt. Bill Hexamer who played a timpani solo accompanied by eight bran players. Sgt. Bob Reely and 2nd Lt. Bob Armstrong received an excellent rating In student conduct­ ing. Others, receiving excellent t i l ­ ings wsra 2nd Lt. Grace Dugger in a clarinal solo and 1st Lt. Larry Burnay in a tuba solo. Epneit Cowley, bandmaster stal•d “1 am moat proud of th* fine showing of our group. It represents many long hours of hard work Ihrouihout the year and an elimina­ tion proesaa at district contest for Unite student* to be eligible for the atata contest. Superior at itate cunfast I* tha hlghast possible rating attainable." Contributions to the Mental Health Campaign which la under­ l a y In Sentinels County ana will cnntlnue through May 93: Dr. W. V. Roberts, Mr*. Sue Slavensaon, F, D. Scott. Mrs. Walter JUrJw^ M/*- Harvey Swanson. Mrs, D. X. McNab, Mr*. V*rne Messenger, Mrs, Jod Field, Mr*. George Stine, Mrs, B, E. Chapmen. Anonymous ' A. U WlHcm, Dr. L. T. Dos*, Mack Cleveland Jr„ U A. Couer, Fred Wilton, , Lester Tharp, L. Dinkins, Rev. Milton Wyatt, Earl Vaughn, J, C. Davis, Bupert Strickland, 0. P. Hern­ don, Sanford Doudney, R. J* Brown, Martin Sllnsclpbtr. Dr. A. Mathers, Rayburn Mllwrt, David Gatch*!, Andrew Speer, Mra. Randall Chase. Mre, H, C, Hetael, Jimmy Touhy, John Mann, Halan Mann, Mrs. L. E. Spencer. Mre. Henry Ruecell, Mre. Ada Hill Newman, LCDr. and Mre. C. F. Fittoo, Mre. H. M. Pepworfh, Dr. J. C. Boyce, Mre. Earl E. Cesh. The Mayfair tnn swimming pool and tennla courts will not be open the year-round, according to an announcement made Satur­ day by Frank Mabane Jr., Man­ ager of Ihn Mayfair Inn and Mayfair Inn Country Club. Membership for the uae of the swimming pool and tsnnls courts will also Include th* uae of the golf eaurae and all other facilities at the MayfaJr Inn Country Club, said Mebant. A program of entertainment for the summer, th* Mayfair Inn Manager revealed, la being plann­ ed for adults and telnagtra. This wll) Include, according to the an­ nouncement, weekly dances end swimming parties. A life guard will he on duty during the day and sandwiches and drinks wilt he available at the ■wimmlng pool on the >weekand. After December 1, membership will bo on an annual basis only, the announcement said, but be­ ginning on June 1, a half-year ra t. fa offared for tha family membership to the Mayfair Inn County Club.Present member! of the Mayfair Inn County Club will be ex­ tended the use of the Mayfair Inn Swimming Pool end tennis For Civic Clubs courts which us* of have hereto­ A serlrs nf visits to th* San­ fore been made aval table to only ford Naval Air Station Is stated those in the Hath and Tennla Club. this week for local civic clubs. Th# Sanford Rotary Cluli mem­ bers were guests of Captain Robert W. Jackson today at Talk On Writings, noon. Lunch was served to' eliiti members at tha BOQ and after- Life O f M. Rawlins warda a briefing of the station’s facilities and ■ tour of tho sta­ Highlights Tea tion waa held. By HELEN SNODGRASS Tomorrow, at noon, the Sanford A talk by Dr. Norman Burnette Mon* Cluh member* will bn of DeLand on tha l IV and writing* guests a tha Naval Air Hlntion, of Marjorie Kin nan Rawllna high­ followed by th« Klwanls Club on lighted (he tea given Saturday at Wednesday at noon and tha the lakeside home of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Chamber of Comptcrce' <m James V, Richards. Over 100 guests Monday, listened appreciatively to tha sym­ The visits and briefing* lead pathetic appreciation of this writer up to th* Armed Fnrcea Day of Florida’s rural life, lr* cnlloquscelebration on Saturday May lit Him* and natural humor found in when civic clubs, veteran* organ- evory day occurrences. Italians, ami other interested The lea was sponsored by the groups, along with units of tha women nf the Methodist church of Naval Air Station, will take part Enterprise and donations aro to b* in a mammoth Armsd Force* Day utilised for modernisation of the parade. church's kllchen. (Coallaeed from page 0*}) dollar biU, into the diaper of my baby for I believed that he waa after money.",. Alter loading Iht clothes of Sire. Johnson and her husband In the ear they drove our Highway SO by the Highway Patrol Station, through Goldenrod and Oviedo and then to Geneva, with Peterson driv­ ing and holding the paring knife on her. "At no time did he attempt to molest me." said Mrs. Johnson, "but he did mention it once. "We stopped at a shack near Goldenrod where 1 changed my dross and ha changed hie clothes," Mrs. Johnson related. She was wearing a blue dress when brought to the Seminole County JaU. ' Tiie young woman said that Pet­ erson came to her apartment ibout 4:43 p. m. Friday afternoon and they started their wUd ride nit more than 20 minutes laterf It was 9:30 Friday night when the alarm Former Resident Dies In Wichita * Funeral services for Roy T. Young, 07, formerly of Sanford, were held last Monday afternoon at the Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home in Wichita, Kan. Mr. Young passed away May 9 at the St. Francle Hospital In Wi­ chita, The Rev. Ted C. Mltler, pastor of the First Bible Baptist Church officiated at the services. Horn April 4, 1883 In Pratt Coun­ ty, Kan., Mr. Young moved to Wichita from Sanford, 14 years sgo. He was a retired manager of Valley Feed and Seed Co. Mr. Young is aurvived by Mi wife, Mr*. Kats Silvers Young: thro* ions, Donald 0. and Russell L. Young .of Sanford; and Dennis L. Yoiig of Wichita; three daugh­ ters, Mrs. Francis Cole, Coloma, Mich., Mrs. Tillle Burr and Mrs. Tom Oversker, Wichita; three sis­ ters, Mr*. Elda Lovcrlch, Wichita, Kan., Mrs. Edna Harp, Enid, Okia., and Miss Bernice Young, Wichita; two brothers, Claude Young, Neo­ sho, Mo. and Guy Young, Hutchin­ son, Kin.; 13 grandchildren and two groat gtadchlidren. Burial was In Old Mission Ceme. tery, Wichita, Kan. apraad i M ff« U h Aoked whether of not h i had ••Wo k i n l w m t t t far hla a * •■id Deputy Sheriff Cotton of the Seminole County Shtrlffa moluted Mri. Jotmooo BO lotd on* «»t" office. phiticallr, "I wouldn't touch bar'* It la understood that Poltroon la A pone of Semlnoto County De­ Peter*an wo* turned over to Or­ being hold on on opM ehorfo until puty fiheriifa and Conetablei trailed ange County Deputy Sheriffi Bill ehergei con bo filed against him. the automobile, and with the help of two doge from the DeLand Road Camp, found the couple on the narrow dirt road about MO yarda from Highway 40 backed Into the bruih. Among thoee taking part In the search for the kidnapper were Denton Prevail, BUI Lilly, BUI Qoodipeed, Paul Duff, Cotton Brown, and Jimmy Singletary. Deputy Sheriff* and Comtable* J. Q. "Slim" GaUoway and George Kelsey. "My most terrifying moment," rick the net of your choice while our stock la complete. Mrs. Johnson said, "was when Pet­ erson started slashing the ears, Priced From 1149.95 * To - $1,175.00 nose, eyes, end arms off a toy rubbber kangaroo, with which my EASY TERMS baby played, *ltb a switchblade knife. 8 Months FREE Service Policy PARTS and LABOR "I didn't know what he would do," aha said. "I am so thankful to bo here alive," Mrs. Johnson commented is she talked with reporters a: the Seminole County JaiL AND APPLIANCE It was after midnight when she and her husband were reunited at Wu H a re Th# l a r g e s t A nd M aul Modems Senrle* the Seminole County JaU. Staff Ser­ D ept, in Seminole County. geant Johnson la stationed at the Patrick Air Korea Base at Cocoa. The alarm was spread that Pet­ erson was in Seminole County by Alex Levine, a Negro who lived near the spot where the Johnson car was hopelessly stuck in the sand. Levine had been sceured to help dig the car out of the sand and with a shovel had dug around the FROM tires until Peterson became exas­ perated and attempted to take the Negro man'a car. The two engaged In a fight with Levine beating the enraged Peterson off with the sho­ vel and left to telephone Seminole County authorities, Peterson forced Mrs. Johnson to run with him from the scene but I am deeply grateful to the voters and all had bern unable to get more than 300 yards through brush and bram­ ble. those who worked so hard for me in tho / The 34-ycar-ohl Peterson said, at £ the Seminole County Jail, that his Mother was afflicted with cancer recent campuigm for county commissioner and that he had known nothing but family trouble all of his life. "I arrived In Orlando Friday morn­ ing and all I was thinking of was gelling out of the stale," he said. "! called my brother and he told me that they were going to get the Kill on me," ho related as he v ii M an Is Arrested, Sentenced Friday Within Two Hours Proof that Jusltc# can he rendarad In a matter of minute* was revealed last Friday wh*n Constride J. Q. "Slim" Galloway re­ ceived a complaint at 9:30 a. m. that a radio had been stolen, Emma Glairs, a Midway Negro woman, reported that a radio hnd been stolen from her home. Galloway arrested Samuel Sim­ mons, a Charleston, H, 0, Negro, charge him with "breaking and entering". Tbs Negro was tuken befarf Judge Vausar Cnritim Friday morning where he pled guilty as charged and was sentenced to two years in Halford State Prison. All of this happened by 11:30 a. m., two hours alter the re­ port waa received by Constable Galloway by radio. For your aplondld vote and support I My again Thanks A MilUon YESSIRREE, FO LK S -W ER E BUSTIN' AT THE SEAMS WITH HUNDREDS OF MONEY SAVING BARGAINS - and - JUST LEAVE YOUR NAME and ADLRESS LOOK AT THIS! DAY or NIGHT C A D E T ' C L O SE T Now AvaAafcte, Low F taam a Ptaa a D m P m a w l I I Mootka To Pay Yc J ' A^ II 'l'%< \ tl'll 1 'i d t * * 1 * ,l • 3 • -J •■ OF THEM LO A D ED W IT H GROCERIES VALUE $10.00 EACH —FO R PU R E S H O P P IN G P LEA S U R E - FQ10DiVIA R1 ' v". • Vv v ^ •!' ,v" PARK A V E * A T 25th S T. �w ~ ~ - I f Y««r R m M h If«f Delivered Bj I P. M, Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery TUESDAY, MAY 18. 19M Routine Matters Foremost Q CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACKSON WELCOMES tha president of the Sanford Rotary Club, William Uuih Jr. to the Sanford Naval Air Station yesterday during Armed Force* Week observance*. (Staff Photo) Rotarians Hold Meet A t SN A S Yesterday 0 Ttia week-long meeting* of San­ ford Civic Clubs at tho Bachelor Officer Quarter* of Sanford Naval Air Station got under way Monaa tha Rotary Club of San­ ford mat with Captain R. W. Jackaon, USN, Commanding Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, and •thcr officer* during a luncheon god briefing period that followed. The different Civic Cluba of ASanfocd have baan Invttad to hold f c e i r r e f i l l : : weakly masting •beard tha Air Station thll Week by Captain Jackson k obaamnea •f “Armad Forces Waek." Following the luncheon, William Bush Jr., President of the Sanford Rotary Club, opened Die lecture period with a aerlo* of announcemerits, and coming events con­ cerning the Rotarians after which feej Introduced Captain Jackson. O As the Captain spoke, Chief Cgrpanter H. W. Fllby, USN, Asaistant Public Works Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, pointed out different figures on a chart that coincided with Captain Jack-j •on'* addret* to tha Rotarians. | Other Civic Clubs scheduled to meat aboard tha Naval Air Sta­ tion this week are tha Lions, Kl* wards, and Jaycee'a. Saturday la “Poppy Day" in the Boird of Sanford City Com­ lanford. Tha little rad flower, adopted by missioners will create th* possi­ tha American Legion Auxiliary ai d tit memorial flower In October af 1931, and recognised alnco as • symbol ol providing monetary kelp for tha neceaaltlea and comforta not provided by hospitals for Ih* disabled, waa first sold in June, 1916, during the return to Nila country of the 33nd Division. Tbq entire proceeds from th* aala of the red poppy goes to the aid of disabled veterans and their Children. (1 Roppy Day aalee are conducted 1 entirely by volunteer worker* and every penny goe* to th* fund that provides much for tho disabled Veteran* within tha community virher* the popples are sold. Bulk of Iho funds received from Poppy Day sale* remain in the community and ara expended by American Legion and American jiagloa Auxiliary unlu in relief n work. u No price li fixed for the poppy. The axle is conducted with con­ tribution* for each Rower. Voile A. Williams Jr., Asilatant Stale's Attorney, will ipeak to feigb school audlencei Thursday on tha poppy, it* origin and its meaning. William* will speak at gomlnola High School during its morning assembly period and bility of longevity and ability leading to pay raisea for th* city employes." The city manager wao requested to set up a meeting botwaen the two bodies at the earliest possiblo lime. “Tills I* something that cannnt be done over night, hut we ran at least get a good working bas­ is," said Uatchel. BOUNTY ROOST MOUND CITY, S. 1). UP-Inflatlnn has overtaken the price of gopher tails. Campbell County com­ missioners doubled the bounty to hunters. It's now four cants. Preliminary SketchesOf New Annex To Mayfair Inn Arrive Routine miller* predominated at last night'* Board of Sanford City CommUalonu’a meeting. Public hearing* were set for June 4 on the reionlng of the athletic *v#> area eait of MeUonvIHr Ave. In the vicinity of the Sanford Memorial aBaebiH park and for the requett by Howard Hughe* for the reionIng on the northweat corner of French Ave, and 13th St, The resignation ef Alfred Stanley from the Planning and Zoning oBard was accepted by the Board of Sanford City Commlailonera with regret. However, due to' the realgnalion alio from that board by A,. L. Wilson, appointment* to fill the hvo vicanciei were tabled until suggestions from the remain­ ing member* of the Zoning and Planning Board could be obtained. The natural gaa project met little Interest at laat nlght'a meeting even though a repreaentatlv* of an engineering firm waa preient to anawer questions. Ona commliaioner atated that ha would prefer priv­ ate interest* to operate the gaa uti­ lity in the City of Sanford. W. E. Klrchhoff Jr. waa appoint­ ed to the Sanford Houitng Commlsalon for ■ four-year term. John Ivey was appointed to the same board for a one year term. Ivey was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Willie Hunt. THE PROPOSED ADDITION TO tha Mayfatr Inn which will ba built Ihla yaar. (Copy by Jam**on) A beer and wine license wia ap­ proved for Squire Wright at 1010 Hickory Ave. and a similar license was transferred at 601 E. 1st St. Beer and wine license* in sail each in container* for conauniption off the property were approved for Wade'* Grocery at 300 E. 7th St. ad at Wade'* Suprtx Market 2344 A public hearing on Ih* reion. --------------South Park Ave. Ing of property on Wast Flret St, \ i # • C! Request for a street light at HOG between Tamarind and Mangou- T v w li r G l i l l i y I I Cypres* Ave. waa approved. atina Avta, including iota i#**n k i _ i _ » v* Also the requeat of H. N. Sayer, end eight of Block Y and the re- f V s 0 l n D 6 r S H i IN Sanford City Clerk, to attend the toning of lota nln* through 14 of n a g ; Municipal Clerk'* meeting in New Block Y turned Into a “yea" and I v l d y i f l i r i TOQTC Orleana, La., waa approved. ..... ......... ......... ............... ................., then a "no* affair laat night at Harry H kr, admlnlstr wida at tha base, 53 feet long on the mooting of tho Board at Ban. g*,,, hoi* Memorial 1 ona side and 36 feet on tho other.:ford City Commissioners, bseimo the first nurchai The construction will bo of six-1 'T h e City'* Boning and PUnnirg . .. Inch concrete with wir* rfllotarc-^Commiaelon m om mended to *he Ing and' Will cost approximately Boarf Wf Sanford City CommW- Mayfair Inn Country CW 1030. 1slonrra that tho area described b« program of providing r* Request forthoramp was made reioned from a C-2 (Industrial) facilities at Ih* Country by a representative oftheSanford area to anRl-X (one dwelling golf course, swimming p< Dost and Ski Club. residential) area. the tennia courts. Heavy Attack Wing On*, all vis­ However, Harry Robson, iocnl Two attorney* epok* to the --Thin la an opportunity itors will b* given tho opportun­ sporting goods man, reminded toe commissioners relative to the re- (jMn |„okiug fo r" Weir ity to see o contlnumia allowing of Hoard ot Commissioners, "You , on|ng. Mack N. Clevslnnd Jr. re- (h„ fjrj,t nlembcrshlp c« srrvlcn mod* movies, which will don’t readily reallro the magni- presented Otto MeDsnlel while delivered by Mr*. Ruby ' include 'Operil tlon Crosi tude of iho boating and business Kdwln Shlnholser represented a 0f the Mayfair Inn staff. Die Bikini A-Bomb tost*. Some of tho film* to bo shown have iUS S A rump WtU to numL b,rresoned. ° f re1,ld,Bl* lh* ar“ «k„ w.lr, a golfer, will m .k never before ietn viewed by th* bringr Tto SSanford. bo boii course facilities general public. Robson told the Commissioner* Shlnholstr told tho eommlaalon- ui wi»looking that the preient ramp at the (rg thnt th# pr„p,rty |n question (0 p|»y|ng a round ot go Another highlight of tho day Lake Monroe Bridge I* crowded WBJ ••residential in character If (nure family will will li* a simulated alr-iea rescue by a Navy hllicopier. Actual with people from Orlando, and the Ilnt ,n lon,,*» and then explained dim m ing pool, and the rescue procedures, Including tha *Th0fUnN nse f for restt ronm.’ '* th* ,ir*.t area llm*have th*‘ been tN til* ill p*rtici| picking up of a "survivor", will There isn*.a need room*. ”thl" rf,i,|ent4 |n th»t wmi UmUy „( the Wfast-moving bo demonstrated. I Vir Iiti«*r*nr’|i ik /rl™ of mir coirniMnt of wllBt C-2 rn*»nt-" m*lch#« taking plsca on li At least six different types of o her facilities to lake coro of our To JnjpreiI y ,, [|nar«J of City (air Inn Courts. carrier combat planoa will b* open visitors. We must keep in^mln commissioners a* they heard the . family affair wl for Inspection to the general pub­ , C o n .Z ilo n of th tY m 'p will ^ o n t o . T 't h / w « t W.lr . . h. received lic. Threo will Ineluu* both Jot begin Immedletcly during the low , i h ‘ “i f hinto, to * Aa water level period of th* lake. Hrst 8L art*, Attorney Shtohol*. Inn Country Club, “and w Need for tho ramp met Ih* unsn- *r thos. ln the audlenco to tag rtnd many opportui imou. approval of Dio Hoard of ,Und " ho w,r<! r ,*ld*n‘* °f lh* #n>°Y lb* d*"ce* «nd *( Commissioners w ho instructed Nln? P « p k ■tood up, some ment being planned for t that toe new facility be completed of lh' n’ h,vlnI Aelr soy on lb . mcr month*.'' as quickly a* possible. v , ,, , , “ The Board of Commlealonera, • f. j . T /* • said Shlnholser, "Is vested with N i r h o l t l S P fiZ O ! Students To Give the police power In th* roaoning Marines Receive art M ,1 1 • of an area for th* hrallh *nd wol- O i p c I n S t Lot P e e r G y n t A g a in fare . r u .. P.opi. nvim th.r..» ^ Rank Promotions . / record. ax 3 actors. . At«rk Ptiold, ,nA ^formg Proud, of. Ih# » « « N rimvmUnd ^l.voland Jr Jr. oulltd puUod Nlctioli* dM SumUy Station will get underway at 10 Eight men of th* local Marine a. m. and aontinua through 3 p. Detachment at the Naval Air Sta­ and because of popular tfemand, t,,• uk punen or too evening wnen llosoltol Mr Pei rJ " ' 11 JP1*"'- “ r< tion were promoted to their noxt pupils of flrecre-t School will pro- ho compared an automoldls ra. sent "Peer Gynt'' again Monday P«lr shop proposed to lie operated uurn ol* , , highest rank last week. FIREMEN PRODUCE FIRE J. J. Monahan was advanced to evening, May 31 in the school audi- by t»tlo McDaniel, and for which » • « survived by three ho bought tha property in a C-2 Mr*. Margaret Eckert, Ml TUSCON, Aril. i>p-Flremen got sergeant whlla tho following men torlum al 8 p. m. burned up while fighting a grass were promoted from i'FC to Corpo­ Proceeds from the first perform- area, with a cabinet shop being HJ* J*r,j M,rY fir* near here. So did tho fire ral: M. P. Chaplinsky, A. A. Co- ance went to th* eiipport of a operated In th# roar of on# of °‘ “ truck. The amokeutcra hid to atop vill# J r . J. J. Frake, 0. W. Lind- German child. The proceeds from th* roeldonta' homo* atking for Grorg# and I *ul Itoioid working an the burning brush to say, H. T. Wllllame, Jr. J. P. Wll- the second performance will bene- toe area to ba roaonod, Hums and C. E. Whcrton, dome a blaze in a tio.oou truck, fit the echool, according to an an-1 Cleveland said “11. F. Price, I Mr. and Mra. George Pei apparently caused by faulty igni­ The promotion awards were nounccmrnt made Inday by Miss1,!,* 4iur of a exuinot shop In th* in St. Louie for the funera tion. Damaga waa estimated al |J,made by 1st Lt. E. G. Love, Offi­ Lucille Campbell, director of the tw r 0f on* of tho dwolllnga, ti~ will bo held Thuriday at I cer in charge of Uio eDtaebmenL •how, quested a varlaneo and ^ot it. An 4t Aa Holy Cross Church. autumobilo repair shop would not be anymore than Uia City To Construct Public Hearing Turns SNAS Plans Armed Requested Boat Into 'Yes', 'No' Affair Forces Day 'Open Ramp Immediately House' Saturday Governor Restores Kelsey To Job and poppy day salo la to place the symbol of heroic aacrlflc* above tha h u r t ef every true American, String at tha asm* time an opportuaJty to serve tha war*' liv- Weather • M B and warm tbrwgb Wad . aaninyi high today « 4 » , few to » afcfcft genlU variable slada. A. L. WILSON, Sanford furniture dealer, officially bocomoa a Sanford City Commissionor at last night's meeting. H. N. Saver wait* tor tho <0atM of Offlc# to b* signed aa Commissioner Earl Higgin­ botham loeka on. (Staff Photo) ____ . * Suspended Constable George A. Kelsey of 8* mtool* County waa re­ stored to hi* Job by Gov, Colltoa yesterday, Collins suspended Kolaay Fob. 13, following hi* todictmant by a Samtoolo County grand Jury ea a charga ef taking bribes from PVT. RICHARD WORRELL CLIMBS ABOARD n Nattew) moonshinara. Tha si argon w en MOT, Oo. «pN, lid tk Armored Infantry, heads to tha Ocala Erection To Start Soon Preliminary aketchea of A s new annex to the Mayfair Inn were received In Sanford ye*top* day, Frank Mebone Jr., Manager ol the Mayfair Inn and the manager of the annex which will be kept open the year 'round, laid that it la expected that contract* for the construction of the plush anneg will be let by June 1, with epn* atruction getting under way im­ mediately. Tha Mayfair Inn Annex Will bn built on tha orange grove proper* ty east of the present hotel and will contain 4g room* Including two plush suit**, tha Presidential and Diamond aultea, According to the original an­ nouncement, the entire budding will be air conditioned and will also Include a solarium mi tha roof of tha building with provis­ ions for both man and women, In all probability, a covered archway will lead from the pres­ ent Mayfair Inn aeroae to the new annex which la expected to bn ready for use by Dec. I ad this year. The new Mayfair Inn annex fa expected to be a motel type build­ ing with architecture to m aldl the present Inn. At the atm# time, H k expect­ ed that bide will be called for the Dormitory Budding to be erected for the Now York (Hants' spring training aaof on MeUooviUn AVto May K Already, dUmonds are hetnfl ing diamond* adjacent to tha pree* ont Sanford Memorial Baseball 8 tedium and the area In which tha dormitory building will be constructed, U la expected that the construction of the diamond* will get underway lid* week. The new dormitory building will be completed In time for the 1B3T Spring Training season of tha New York Glanta Farm System. Local Guard Unit Holds Weekend Training Period Company “ B", 154th Armored In­ fantry Division, tha local National Guard outfit, returned Sunday af­ ternoon from a weekend blvonaa near Paisley In tha Ocala National Forast, Purpose of th* weekend blvonar,, explained let I.t. John O. Keeling Jr., commanding officer of tha company during the absence of Captain Joseph D. Bryant, “ waa for training In tactic* on tha pla­ toon and squad level." It waa tho flret weekend train­ ing period held by tho local Na­ tional Guard Company sinc« be­ coming an armored company. Man making tth weekend train­ ing camp war* equipped with full packs and gear. They left for the training site Saturday afternoon shortly after 1 o'clock to arrive at tha area for tho beginning of tho weekend In­ struction at approximately | �i v- - - Mrs. J. M cGrath Represents County A t Conference• A. L WUoon, NAlofd furniture | Nrohlf. I know that the know. Nkr Md elvlc loader, WM * i g j f daily mad# a number of the my alptrttAM will be of ity'o Board of Commluloner* atef.lanct In facing tha problem* at night. Approval of tN ap* of tho City s i * City commlauoo. dntment waa unanlmoua. •f>" , . Wilion waa .worn In at lilt « • MW eomaliilonir flit* tN Ighfa mooting and he Iramedh Mr*. June* A. Mcflrilh, T^pnf• Wood, repretented 8«m i n o t e County ot o Eeu!h»*»U:n Con* (errnce of Women Loodero, Fed* erol Civil Dofenio Admlnluro* lion held In Chorlotte, N.C., Moy •*10. C1*«**e far Railroad Engineer* fa f 'firemen ind for Railway TroloadM Will reopen ftn Friday, M t lit In tha Hemlnole County VBMflMal School. * For" the fifth fomecutlvo y*lf, d lM i will again be offered It railroad am employed by tha roll. jrMdl 0» to am who hare a*iur* ■nod by thl ralllhad jfflelota that they dan *eeuro employment. The • gMoetlvif of. tN count* are to help i raBroad employee »«cure promo- taloyoo i n o n vuuiMe a tilt to «M railroad by hta Inaraatad aMU■tot. T N eU ltei for railroad anllrteera u d firemen and tarlnman will bt offered In tN day Unto •Ad at night achool, feiehari With puny year* of experience and 'SCwNdga and certified by the ■ Stale aDpattmem of Eduction will flKfd iallrNUM. A tuition edit ot 99o per hour Ii charged to help do* k t f ooponui of aiaioiitration m Nfpuoi. M b Of thiM eoufiei an gfprevid ay tho VtUraaa Ad* n w a t i e e oa t i l t oUiiMa voter. m <aa roootva Mitruitlan under m t O. L Rill Of Rlghtl, Aapoaa uaroalod in enrolling in Don «UioM ahOttld eantiai Prod Jftrrey, Director of oVuatteaal Id* MgtMo, la Bla office located in the irtOOl admlnlittatlen building dr I.I. M- U )> U Mil tha hr*. Mcdroth, who mode IN trip by Kostern Alr-Llneo on Tuetdoy ond roturnliur Thuwdoy, Win oWOfflponltd by thr«# repratentative* from Orange County, Mr*. Audrey Strain,* county direc­ tor of women for Civil Defenie and Mr*. Carolina Ktfltllng and Mr*. T. J, (iraitt. Mr*. MeOrath I* a member of the American Union Auxiliary Civil Defenu Committee for the Department of Florida, and waa aelected to regteient fllmlnolo County In thin first confetonea of It* kind. In which ooven oothh* eoatorn United RUti» »nd Fuerto »(maker to tha dtaup of 1100 wd* man nraaanl, at whleh time N .eld. "It la a fact that ata amount of tnotiay. apytoprlaUd hy any Government, ran diva adequate protection, unlfla tho people toko ■n Iniereit in luirnlng what to do, how to do ll< ond when to do It. i , In Unto of omotffOiiey.M Mi olio uid "Wo ore living In a world of erl»le-a eeld war, whleh would Nromo M t In a m atur of N u te-iiu l a real threat to tho llvoa and aoourlty of our notion, our hoMM and out • Lyman School 3rd, 5th Gradoi V b lt \ t SN AS Friday Tho third and fifth fro-1m *f Lyman Reboot In Lonywood, fieItod aboard Renferd Marel Air Station Friday, Air RUtlcfl, In tho oftornoon, tho third trodo »e»om«onlod hr tho tOOlhOfi MloO F, M. Cohb, ondi two rhONTono wofo ohown tho F t* ond Ovaah, ond OroroUono departmeat hr LODI, Barkley, Whllo tho otodonto woro ot tho O n rotlon o d ^ r to o n h _ h o t h 'NOTHING IN UTU IS MORI WONDERFUL T H A N F A I T H .* Noarty 100 memNra of Sanford ion "That Wonderful Mother of Lodge No, 1141, S.F.O.B,, thalr'Mine," Warren D. Adama| "How wlvgf, mother* and guoel* wit- Can I Leave TNe?" by • double klAJ itetiad g varyImprooalvo tribute mole> Marietta made up of Marry I ** ? « % . t z ‘i S s r t™ ® * " ® * ‘Wtt »»*• «»n ffl.fflbir, ol th< It.I.mil, Mont,'in' Offieara for the lisd*»f year of tho laminoli County Junior Chea­ ter of commerce will be Initalled 'hureday evening, May Is at an 'aborato affair to bo hold at the 'Ike Club. According to Iho Jiyeae Journal, flelal club paper, Bob Wllien, ato Protldent fleet of the Florida lycee* who will bO Intllllad a* cad of the atatiwlda organllillon 1 Clearwater on May fg-lt, will mitali tha local offlctri. Further detill* are yet la be an* ..... Whan you M at vialt your Fhyilelan bring with you a lot of "Faith.11 MU yoaro of .tarty and tralniai, hU dava* Uan l# hla a l b of torvloo, all auure you tM t you# ballot la of tN ehurth. Mr*. W, H. Vouif, celery Ave„ waa hanarad with a bla ability to N ip you will M hlblaaua plat, far bal.i| Ihe molhor JUtl’lltd carrying tha moil aorvlea raipenil* Alwoya Nvo Nfflaloat blllUoa In the ehurth program, Aftar tha aarvlea a picture of lha "Faith" to follow bla eugtaefour mothora waa takan, which will tlona and inatruotlon* oxoatlp ba placid la tha archival of tho and you will N rlehly reward. *d by moro quickly fegalnlnR your health. Public Hearing Set Tomorrow Th* Itata Reeiaurant and Hotel Commlolon will hold a public hear* Ins Wedneiday morning at 11 a m. In the Board of Samlnolc County Comml.alonara Room In tha court hour* In two complaint* concerning reiteurint* In Seminole County. Two colored reitauranta will ba required to tho* cauia why their llrenac* ihould not ba revoked. TOUCHTON DRU G CO. PRFJICRIPTION CHEMISTS Cor. la l A M in o lta •Aeolattao fer uukiMiea Ittl oopyAoaa Mate l fitwers Women S » ' Frida y mornlnfl, tho fifth pr«te •*«empan<*d h f tholr tooohot M r*. *N a IN ttnuplwd u m WUI Lttolllo W ill*. and to *thor chaperon* wow i N w a tho OaMy# Flro o n ! Creak, and OeerelUfl* department* of tho eMtton h r Lieutenant Oow woy g . , *• l ir h lo r , M RNR , *uW lo I n f ^ . motion Offteei of loaford H o w l 4 Motheri Given Special Recognition A t Sorvlco Sunday met V I . lea 0. WUho and "ti long* Mr HOLLYWOOD IF - RomomWr Koch offlaor of tho lodat paid Mother Taught Mo." ferry M, Evelyn Venable, (he elcndor, lov«* n* 4o tribute 14 to »» all molhera molhara while aa.| ai.| vV tv*ir. * '»nr “ ‘ ly wh0 flfMn IUpP||,g (ho nmvrna Raaah a“i e.tr. n v•*c 1, -rv • -i. nbunced, eald the Jay*** Journal. Thl* week, the Seminole County live* F * 1111* iilmlrd vtte,l vocal lt!l4» euloe * * B ablly," •« «< -mpenlH. romanllo Intoroet In Will Rogort* The aubgroup champlonahlp give* Semlnnla lllah School baaoboll Iwloraiaoraod Nlween each tribute. The Mother'* Day urogram r i e l u . i ’i ’i 0 . J™ "' » " a * • W W W > .» Guy A. U»., >al « Elk* throughout the nellon wae ot 81 tludenle It UCLA who were tournament, which will Hart In *■ tomorrow ,t Kn ght WUIIam D Hardin. Uc* very well received by the audl* YORK UR — Moet at u* named t»Sanford Phi Bela Kappa, efternoon tN « t W Dlf," Ef- cnee, tfiher* wrre member, of tha •titgc, who daah from tha ichollllleSanford hinor Memorial WatcrHlty, Ba*aball J tN.mornlhg to oateh the Now 41, and the wife of movlfe dium With the tin t game l l i r t l n |, 1 ^ * ',,i 1, t t ,p,n *11 ind Chapla h Ladle*' Auxiliary of the lanlge. James Stowcll all participated In Flowers In Hoping with tha ocboekla Into our eolld tale* cameramen llal Mohr, the attend* ni | ;3o laMt M i l time after 7 f . m., are C|*nei at the big univorelty With The flnt gam* allied 10 get uit* 5,® J ’r6gr!™. ’’fil1*h, hL,,ll» h,: M,,lon **r* Pre'*rt‘*d l« Pr«^ • %fkt fbt trlbulo by I'aet cnt. M i l a wonderful .hilf*wtHil her two cood daughtere. She won derwajr will be between MllMumi Grand Exalted -........... ■■ ■■■ ■■ IWM Mime to Mar little or no tha coveled key for a major In and Groveland with the aecond game Immediately following be* J?"1* ' ^ m,m- Flva l'»r cent of Am*rlrani NUMahlp ta altordark viewing Greek and Latin elaiMce. r, M a matter of lad , to Ufa sho rotlred at tN height of her tween S.mlnolo High School and “• r*'1 J ollovV,1l !'MF, Mother** nvor 03 yeara old re.ido la la­ Evening Prayer,'* Charlie Morrl< atlluilone. MIL career 1o become a wifo and st. Cloud. “ " Meal of dayttito telariakw mother, Mie axplilnad why aho Winner of tho group tournament will go to tha Slat* tournament to •WON t N IM M , Aid If May. went balk 10 colllgat kfciatt WMMA WBO Watadt IN “My daughtora DllorN, tO and be played at Fork Pierce on Juna ■M M laM aMuId garpor a Roaaiia, if, are grown now and 1 7. Seminole High School enter* Up Ju*t decided to enur • MW fieldteaching. And boeldr* tho moment Group Tournament with an aago im pm anttd a perfect opportunity to over lie opponent* and a 11*1 ree* pick up whare I left off many ord. <O L I f 9 Tha local bateball tu rn wilt an* W ST K tar tha holly conteited tournament Jt U l^M NU MUk Bar dlacmrtnt tomorrow aflernoon expecting to \!5 l, wMk two IMAM N r Nu*« dreaeoe hold Ha lead rhal he* been main* ..... * I l f Mr kitehert—would N un* tainiti throughout tho baieball aea* x A Narablo. la th* Biarvatoua world ■~*<”>**• *■ Holie ''^1»■***i ■•■ "' • f MmtMMlal . tolaviilon, ovary Boueawl/e, iniide or outeldo com* DKCORATEII DKCORATfONR •MNlala and with tho noiablo oa* Al.nuqUKftQUS, N. M. (A- Al­ •Option of Mre. Ralph Xramden, buquerque male* are growing IttaMM a kitchen roughly the llx* beard* for the clly'* ennlveriary • f tN flight deck of lha UBS Fur* Natal, In which haa Non placed The vlelte ware arranged by tha celebration, and Mra, Mlldrld •very poeelbla now, ilcamlng Chamber of Commorco and the Bowling, operator of • baauty ihop, eaya a number of min have ceoklaf aid. And lha ladles who League of Richmond Teaeheri, liked for applntment* for profe** InJubk-them are droeead, wNther ■ ......... •lonal dye Jobe. She eey* ahe'll **l to w ip up a quick breakfait or WITH PLEAMURRT • hearty, Jiffy, work*eavlng moal BOSTON UR—Depend* on your up epeclal faclllile* “U w* gal enough requeue," for thilr happpy family, la gar- bueideui inenll 'impeccably oraiied, *u»- Tho Noklng etrgeant'a deik lit from bridge i eom*mlM lid aultable tot a mat- a Dorehaiiar police elation N i thli AT.valuer Now Lightweight Champa I(INACE. Mich UR—The price laee. < *lan —In large letteri — facing -beel-dretietl truck* of nlll of highway frontage along tha aoap opccae, of courea, tho public: route leading to tha new tSralU of luldo booh la • mu.t, 1 -------- --------------------------------- Maekinao brldii hie Jumpod from inta a half doiaa and Yh , Indeed, workeri of tha TV U a foot to moo In aoma caaoa. MderaUnd anything that .world, If you haven't hid a dayI on exeapt that every* ,11m* teievliion tour, taka a day l full of trouble—raoetly off and cOUht II vacation time w»U d lav# and falthfulne*. i|wnt. It’* a .trangn and myiterl»l moat children tro be- ou* wbrld, more foreign than the MUfR badly mliunderalood. |caiNh, caibah, i A.i A T l/ ni O l l l lA V I I I llO iI V» v ji ,u —w S A MODERN V8 FOR EVERY MODttl A MODERNMODEL FOR EVERY 1011 Ifew Heavyweight Champs lit four oil-new icrioel Thsrs’a a m « Chsvrolst Task-Fore* track powsrsd and built to do your Job InroeoidtlmoaBdatrtMbJbottosa costI M W dkwolfht (Tim m s N w O M rtV r m t f t i High-powered V l'e ■tandard la hoavyduty Jobel Now * wldtr ranM ol m m i Ih rated up to 32,000 IN. O.V.W.I You get the big new Loadsthiter VS la 9000 and 10000 aeriei truck*. Tha Taikmaitor V8 la standard la other L.C.F. nnd heavy-duty model*. In lightweights and moit middleweight*, VB’e are extra-coet optiona. Come In end look *m overt Fkkupe, panel*, (takes, heavyweight* rated up to 50,000 IN. O.C.W. with mw Triple* Torque tandcnu-wt've got tN right model for your Job with tN moet mod* era feature* money can buy! Anything hta it an okJ-fathiontd truck/ ___ �V with economic help? fm Mn> Should there even be tome kind of pollUval coopor«:loi\ aiming .■ , the NATO atlfesT And surely, N vru |(J there must be sow. way they af| could consult among themselves before any of the NATO mem* i SIOTI here took any action which might s D i E f adversely ai.oc; another? |l#\ ‘ , The ministers met In I’arie last fur ttv week. agreed NATO should he kittens, kept militarily strong, and found! jjri. Ann, no solutiuiii for anything else, faithfully la 1 They appointed three or . old oil drui ' NATO'* foreign ministers to thin!, thtc past In i up something and report hack, ly cat. Maj If theio Is a sblutlomand there • kittens in t ; is no asturanro there mil be-* Mrs. foil whatever wider cooperation and over, citdillli world planning the NATO allies wing. "Of i do may not in the end ln» lone, show up ll Ihmuuii NATO but through sumo Foster says, 15 foreign ministers of the Na- to adapt to It. Ills heirs had dots lions which make up the North; Imagination. Atlantic Treaty Organisation. , Whera Btalln (ailed to deelroy( NATO, strictly a military nlll* NATO by threats, his helra tried unev. was cueatrd In the late UPO'a to do It by talk of peace to maLs by llu Western I'owers at a de- war sound unnecessary and there*' fense against Husslan attack. This by induce them to abandon the turned out to be a successful ad* Idea NATO stas needed, iptallon to the new condition* Where Stalin alienated his imposed by Joseph Stalin. neighbors, hi* helrapromisedthem tly hi* growls, armaments and help, visited them, sent them err* reliance on fune he had made gluerr*. Cracks began to appear Itussia a public menace which In NATO. One of Its members, coufj be *ern by the must back* Iceland, askej the United States ,i„ j, to gel Its forces, part of NATO's NATO forced Stalin to Ms) be- defense, out of Iceland, hind the Iron Curtain. This was Under Stalin’s thieats, the a new environment Imposed by NATO partner* on the Continent, the West. Stalin didn’t know how had submerged their differences, "Y\ *1*. MOLLY AND SALLY AUDREY LEESBURG — Florida Watermelon Festival queens Mol­ ly and Sally Ardrcy are now appearing at New York's Copacabana Club. They will come lo Leesburg May 23 to crown the new queen. Molly is queen this year and Sally wore the crown in 1053. FLINT, Mich. OF- Remember the automobile salesman who used lo call ou you before the war, but haan't been back since? Well, automobile salesmen are railing once igaln in, of all paces, flint—a car manufacturing center >f 1(13,14J And whit's mors, they're doing their peddling door-ts-door. The esmpaign was launched hj Flint auln dealer George Cl. Spaulding in a movo to boost lag­ ging car sale*. Spaulding says kls sales went up tt per cent the first week. He aaplains! "I’m heard R said maay tins* that “if car* ara so hard to sell, how come a ssUsanan has never ealled on me at home and tried lo sell me one?" Using learnt of talesmen work­ ing both suits of the itreat, Spauld­ ing sat out to sad door A door, tma honoahnldvra, he says, wane so startled at having a car sales­ man call they were “shocked" Into signing aa order. But avrn with his foot In the door a salesman can'; close a rar deal on the spot. I( might involve an appraisal, a credit rating or soma other matter. To avoid ths ehanea #( a hoi prospect cooling off while the salesman consults the heed office. Spaulding sends the “head office" along on the sals* trip. Two platoon* of 13 man each go out on alternate weekday nights wIMs an assistant ales manager. Kerli man la assigned to one side of a street, working from 4 p. m until dark. Whan a prospect la turned up. the safes manager ctn make an Immediate appraisal If a trade-in la inrolvad and dose ‘.ha deal nn ths spot. A sailion wagon used In triMport the salat crew la also available for demonstration rides. MAY 15* THRU JUNE U DEC R E E 3 VALUABLE PRIZES T O BE G I V E N 2nd. DRAWING MAY 26 7 P. M. to FOOD BASKETS 1 AUTOMOBILE S A GOOD USED and 3rd, DRAWING JUNE 2,7 P. M. TO SH O P A T F O O D M A R T D U R IN G T H IS M O N E Y S A V IN G SALE 3 D R A W IN G S TO BE HELD 1 st DRAWING MAY 19th—7 P. M DON'T FAIL E Q E rU L I 10 F O O D I N READ BORDEN* S ARMOUR'S U. S. GOVT GRADED CIIOICR FlOUPEN'S (With 13.00 Order) DIXIANA FROZEN H CHtfitiiy utMMfe • jut ante M { .E .S - jm t VftttM w n H f J J llJ ljjw j M H f l g Hill Tm Tm A HALF OR WHOLE I V I sh a n k 1 BACONCertified w>. 39c KINGAN'S RELIABLE PURE PORK m a t TIT M t f 9 Pk«. ONE CANS CHEESE 2 » 23c SHERBERT 2 29c M l PIC KLES £ 5 . 21* MILK 3 29t CHOPPED REEK a -.M A Y O N N A ISE $ i*iii SWIFTS WAX Solarine FLO OR. DEL MONTE FRUIT KVAP, WILSONS ONLY BABY LIMA DEANS CUT GREEN IJBAN5 BRUSSEL SPROUTS RUTTER DEANS CAULIFLOWER BLACK EYE PEAS Cocktail m a t 1 1 1 f r it a t-E (IVES YM M i l l OR B u r r EVERY , HOSTESS DELIGHT A m m am m am m rni # CREAM LO O K A T THESE l l S COFFEE ^ M E A L - G R IT S 2™-33c with G R O C E R I E S Armours STAR G “ BISCUIT BASKETS AUTOMOBILE LOADED V 303 Can 25. ™ FOOD 6 BEEF STEW 3 R EY N O LD 'S UUSH'S BEST SHELLY (REGULAR) LYKES SUGAR CREEK FOR PURE S H O P P IN G PLEASURE CANS �iT"/; it; ? M e I f # & 9 OOMClMUr HOW MUCH All t I ' ting Every Citizen's Respect is faced with many need* today, part of the Sanford Police Department in baa eatuad a rs-svaluatlon of carrying out Its duties to p rofkt the citizens gjpK t v « y lqvtl for ths City’s con- of the City of Sanford from dangers of every nature. As a matter of feet, we be­ t avriQnr the moat important naoda lieve that the law enforcing body, especially today Is a court of justice that in traffic regulation, could be much more thorough, more item , more complete. ths rsspset of every citizen. Perhaps the trouble with out City Court . been recommended by experts todav Is the fa^t that criminals and treffle ford’s City Court he divided into offenders are thrown together In a court­ .Mon*: one for traffl" vH»*ors n*'1 room that bear* no resemblance to justice. rfor those who break the city’s moral P ecan s our trouble with the Sanford City Court Is its location. It perhape eould • Sanford City Court, as it is today, be rw o tl. o»* the facilities enlarged, the |fV* * rnesz>« ff.» iw»11»cHn" -W''""1’ crowded conditions alleviated and some of i the Imposition of fines and In many the doors closed. i'U • operated on e basis Perhape our City Father! should con­ ifort trial”. sult with those who are cognisant of the ^ ** reoulr* that' thav ho fact that we are living in a modern age with i an opportunity to prove Innocence by much attention directed to the laws and or­ dinances to which we are bound. ! the evidence before declaring the guilt Our City hia an abundance of judges, .joednee of either party brought before attorneys, broadmihded citizens, learned land befora Imposing a fine lq meet pennle. end many who are interested In the w o,'*ro nf cU of the w m le In the communi­ fenders in Sanford’s City Court today ty. These should be listened to and sought Jen led tbs privilege of nosting a bond out for advice, ..J|fh ths legal representation of a bondsIt 1* In the Interest of fairness end luain, aonmved hv ths tlce that we call on our Board of Sanford ,, _ .ie s n s are required to prssent tbs cash or r'v Commissioners to look Into these mat­ ’,;b e i«'srrersted. ters of utmost importance to the growth, k*,.W u beMeve thet the entire operation of welfare, and hiHth of Sanford. i City Court, carried out under the • * » /Ision of the Sen ford Police Denarth* «*ra«* jtftjfj *>>e 5 « « . G*nrn* T o Retire le minutely compared with the The United States Senate will lose one of our City and State. of Its most able and distinguished members ie Board of Sanford Cltv Commission- when 8enator Walter F. George retirea —(.ShottM IftnV Intn 4t*o matter of 1«<rn1 -«• next Januarv at the end of his present term. , presentation before this court end determine Tha |nRa will he deeptv felt by the nation i f Rvarv offender is given the opportunity that he has served for more than three ,'jfd eAtnJoy counsel end If those who sr« com- decades. it to give counsel ere wllll"»v to mnear As dean nf the Senate. George Is a the eourt to renresent their clients. murtly figure who wields tremendous In­ . « .If funds ere needed to operate traffic fluence not onlv among hia colleagues hut eourt* a«d t i f f i n •••-'•rvlilon thorn *>-n among the leaders of ths free world. Since ^ 'fte^ ways of creating a source for such the death of Senator Arthur H. Vandenherg, f’; pipitles. Sanford, even though it has been the Michigan Republican who achieved ?/*Voie*eted as a mean* to wvnvMn fund*. dn.* fame through hi* emphasis on a bipartisan swriei'ltave an automobile license tag such as foreign policy, George has been the Sen­ *' btSnv othar cities employ. ate's most authoritative spokesman In this field. • M l are not in favor of laxity on the It is one of the ironies of polities that as Senator George’* stature grew national­ p A y The Sanford Herald ly and Internationally his power declined In *!■ II ■a w n tiM M i r *•«•»! u i t i i i r »»* i n i « r his horns state. There Is little doubt thnt “• S r s --------------— ---------------------------------- the danger of defeat by former Governor M m I M WMW rllM MtlH «T, 1111 M w V St —w ft*.-»!•*<«■ “ • *” Herman Tatmadge next August In the ~ f ■ H Cm ih m •( s u m a taro ti }; m a n ranatxs, bsh«* ..a r•*»•»•* Democratic primary was a big factor In 7} * 2 >T. m a m a * wawma* i n m im George’s decision to wind up his career in j awnttM t. ctumwo. iith im m m«m i « the iv**oii h<* nre**nl term end*. Fortunately George’s services as • chamnion of n strong, niuturo foreign policy .tafciv.'. it:l aJrsM8.ffi2 IM.W Jm ( m m I t ' l M a i l i m i h h *. hasod on cnn, "UeHon ar,n«~ lro^er* nf both parties will not end with hia retirement ■ cn ic arP T in n n a n * from the Sonate. « M t n a « M e a t. S t.M • I f M a a lb a f fa a T a a a Though he is now 78, his wise and states, •s-ta III ,.vi manlike voice will continue to be heard In a l l r M . t a r l a • ( I k a a h a . t M . U t 1. i i . a a * : r f k UW &M.r a..II <**x6»*ra .r • •t.n ■ l a a i t a l f a r t k a p a r t a i a a f r a t a l . . Ills new capacity as President Eisenhower's '- M M S w l h M «ha r » * i f a r a t ra a a ta r a a r a r t lila a n i l a *. personnl renrc«entnMv* to the North At­ i 'T lantic Treaty Organization. ■ a H a a a ll r kr O a a a ra l M m llila i W T J T 'S a , M l o a a a a la S . « l . . . B a a . ■ !* ■ . The nation could not have a hetler A t l a a t a , ( l a a r a la spokesman at the deliberations of that hody Tuesday, May IS, 1966 which Is such an essential part of freeworld cooperntlon. — T O D A rs RIRLE VKRSE To Mm*, nf p- wfcn know h|r*i personally. If ye have judged me to be faithful to Senator Waller F. George will ha missed the Lord, corns into my house and abide from the United States Senate. His warm there. Acte 16:16.—Lydia was a business and ready advice, hia readiness at att times woman of great erudition. Her hospitality to to speak on the problems of the nation, will •n Itinerant preacher made an immortal out mark a spot for him in the hearts of those who know him for time immemorial. rs/:;*. y V S Economist Foresees Movement Sy SAM DAWSON NSW YORK (A*J—Conc*rn or«r ths'fW t-U rm eoum of biutnu* grows. But conffdinc* In th* long­ term pm pteU grow*, too. A loading oil eronomlit foreieos a sideways movement of the ne•economy for ewhlle with a downturn to follow. 'the need to expend produetloa capacity iteedlly over the nosb IP yeeri le itreeeed by the head Of U. I. Sleet. And the meko n of equipment for the eteel dee report ■ rueh of now production rontinuee to Is now et the lowett potet'elnce December, But the big three,ef motordom ere going right ebeod with expansion plane ta mtW th# upturn tn their huelneee that j they foresee In the yeeri A tdxtlle leader says eelee will be lower In the April, May end June quarter then they were In thd first three months of tho year. But4 |e adds that ths fMlIng tn thu.tnds is that s pick up can be looted for in August. ■The •situation in the itsel Indue, try |p> clouded right now by the jupepT*|jig liber negotiations. Thera u s e r little doubt but that tho Mae) users ere trying as hard as they eta to build up Inventorfee now, both to tide them oger U there were a strike this summer T ie beet the price hike thet le l|v expected to follow the the same time, steel acrey have fallen. Steel output re. Beer ooparity but tboro is lassative fur thu mills u hfgb-prked sen# Mucks 9 know whether er not udll be tooled off Most eteel executives Inilit they have enough order* for steel, with nr without ■ revival tn tha auio builneis, to keep their mills going for monthi shred. But a doubt creep* In now and then, if eteel user* succeed in building up stocks they might bo ablo to llvo off them for a time, If a (tool etrlke doesn't materialise and If steel prices rise. The long-term prospect looks clearer to the industry, Reger M. Blough. chairmen of U. S. Steel •eye the company must spend ISO million dollere • year for the next 10 year* to Incrtise capacity. And It must spend 3M million a year for the next five yean Juet rib to replace facilities, Looking at tho industrial pic­ ture ai a whole, C, L. Burr! 11, chief economlit for Jersey Stand­ ard 01] thinks butlnMi will con­ tinue on Ha present high plateau for a few months longer. Ho thinks th* sideways movement will end "sometime during the eeeend half ef this year u ths element* ef strength become weaker and tha stronger." elements ef weekneia become Averaging ell predictions, the middle ground would Mem W be to expect' some bobbles ahead but with long-tarm planning far ex­ pansion (trying to hold down their ilie and duration. Try and Stop Mo - » y B IN N IT T « » » *TM NOT JIU B V admitted Lawyer Beagle, *that your, * grounds fer claiming • divorce oro valid In thla atate. It’a j l ^ w d U o aay ha’, carol,,, about hia a p p m ii< 5 N 111 • "I don't think you tm dtri t a n d ,” interrupted th* ellont “Ho ha,n't ihown up In four yaari." a • e ---- — , beamed tha Bualaeea school teacher, "tell the class what you do when your employer rings for semeon* to take dictation." •"* *et*beak," recited bright little Mlsa H u t. toga, "ehwpea my penella and WWW the bsteeord prompt. tF". omm seise aaoui ■ He b u such d * U „r jm m foaa hia ueei »• /v T , **x Too Late To Classify BT RUSSELL KAY Florida has reason to view with alarm her tremendous 1ms In formt resources which is being brought about largely through In­ difference and cerelesaneei on the part of her ritixens. Many ef Florida’* major indus­ tries depend upon our forests for their raw material and thee* for­ ests are being destroyed by fits at an >alarming rate. Constant warning* ef press, radio and TV ■till ge unheeded a* more and more destructive fires occur and additional thouund* of scree nf valuable timber lend* ere laid bare. At a recent meeting of offici­ als In New Orleans, concerned with forest fire prevention a re­ presentative ef the Southern Pulpwood Conservation Associa­ tion pointed out that while federal end state agenclei ere aware of the i*riouin*ti ef the iltuetlon, the public he* yet to understand whet LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Public Forum the** wild fire* mean In economic Ion. Stat* Foreat*r C. H, Coulter report* that Florida had 4,961 In­ cendiary wood fire* In 1|94 out of a total of 27,000 fires which damaged 2,ISO,000 scree ef valu­ able timber. Florida, like many ether states, has lews making eareleae or n*glig«nt firing of th* wood* a mls<Um*anor and the wilful burning of another'* wood* a fel­ ony. Few people consider thle whan they walk off and laava a plcnle fir* unattended or care­ lessly toe* ■ cigar or cigarette from a car window. A few persona hav* been con­ victed of setting wood* fir**, but penalitie* are not eever* enough and the public hae not been lmpreeied with it* responsibility from the itandpoint of Ui* in­ dividual. * in weatam states like Oregon end Washington law enforcement with regard to carelaeeneie in th* wooila I* strictly enforced. Many forest area* ar* restricted tn smoking and motorist* ar* not permitted to smoke, even in a rloicd car, In thee* area* which ar* clearly potted. State troopere ar* i!*rt, and wo* to th* motor­ ist who fall* to observe tho law. Courts In thoeo states are not Inclined ta leniency in such saeea and eiUssnt knew that they must observe tht fir* laws rigidly If they want to keop out of trouble. Dur stat* sod national forist Court Causes Confusion On issue This Is Aha problbA and tho cos- to till the Jury—sad, thereby, O f Bp JAMEf MARLOW state of South Carelas—that bus /fusion: , Associated Free* Neva Analyst segregation wta wrong. On May if, 1H4, tho Supreme WASHINGTON lit - When th* Court outlawed public school eeg- ‘The bus company appoalod to Supreme Court acts Ilka Calvin rega'ion. It did not say any other the Supra me Court That court Coolldge—a man of few word*— form of eagregatJon wee wrong. simply dismissed the appeal. It it can product mere eonfuiion Until told otherwise by the So. died ■ previous Supreme Com* than clarity. It did as on tha ques­ preme Court, Southern state* w*r« ruling thet it would not consider tion: le segregation on busts with­ left free to prsctic* every other en appeal from a case where there had been no final judgment in a state uniewfulT kind of segregation. It didn’t ley yes of no. It threw Thle moent Negro** would hive Some lawyer*—end Southern ofthe question beck to th* lower to fight other forms of segrega­ fldale— took this te met* the courts. New the case will have tion up to the Supreme Court tor eourt hadn't ruled against bus segregation but was only throwing to work Ha way back up to tha a final decision. fiuprom* Court for an unmistak­ In November 1136 th* Supreme tho case back to Judgo Timmer­ able answer which almost certain­ Court outlawed segregation In man for trial of tbo damage suit. ly won't come before 1M7 or later. public recreation places/ Ten Others argued the court had, In Thle delay, while confusing, nev- years age H bed banned segre­ effect, upheld th* Circuit Court w theleu avoids throwing mors gation on bus** crossing state In outlawing segregation since it let tho appellate court's ruling fuel on tho Southern fires burn­ lines.. ing fiercely over the Supreme The question of segregation on stand. It’s possible—but U’a hard Court’s ruling of two years ago busts operating entirely within ■ to see how it can happen—that in that public school segregation Le city or (tats wa* moving through a later, fuller decision the Su­ unlawful. the courts. South Caroline, like preme Court may overrule the Southern Hates can fight bus tie lister Southern itatei, ha* • appellate court and hold bus legdesegregation within their borders law requiring segregation on in- rogation legal. on th* ground tho Supreme Court treetalo buses. In June 1964, a That waa the bagiimlng ef the confusion. Southern bus compa­ hasn't been clear about it. They Negro eat In the whit* sec tloa of nies — the one la Montgomery — a bus In Columbia, 9. C. are, already. decided tha Suproma Court had Tho driver ordered her ouL She Four Negroes in Montgomery,, ho struck bar. She wont Into bennad bus segregation and, in Ale., yMterday started an action' arid federal court, asking US,00! spite ef state law* to tho con­ —by going into federal court, not damages from company. She trary. desegregated their buns. atat* court—which miy force bus argued her casethebelonged In fed* Then Southern state authorities segregation beck Into the lap of real court became bus segrega­ stepped in. Tho South Carolina the Supreme Court by the short* tion Is unconstitutional. But Fed­ Public Service Commission orset route. eral Dili. Judge George Bell Tim- derod the Columbia bueee to con­ They asked ■ thrM-Judg# fed­ mermen Sr., ruled her *ult did not tinue segregation. A stale Judge eral eourt to rule bus segregation belong In hi* court because th* gave the same ruling in Mont­ in A l a b a m a unconstitutional. bus segregation law of South Caro­ gomery. Whatever that court’* decision, It lina wee not unconstitutional. Thsir argument: the Supreme can be appealed directly to the She appealed to the U. S. 4th Court hasn’t specifically binned Supreme Court without the delay Circuit Court of Appeals, which bus segregation. But now tb* four of going through a federal court reversed Judgo Timmerman. It Montgomery Ncgroee, by tbelr ap­ of eppea^. said ths Supreme Court opinion peal la ths throe-judge federal on school* applied to buses too, court there to order an end to agencies have been enniiuctbr and ordered Timmerman to let bus acgregetlon, are starting the ■n educational campaign for the woman's dsmsgs suit go to machinery for tn eventual ruling by tb* Suprome Court. years, and Just about every per­ trial. This meant ha would hav* --------------------—----------r son who reads o newspaper, looks ■t television or listens to the ra­ dio has been admonished over end over again to be careful. Un­ fortunately, a lot of folks think that such warnings are Intended for ether* rather than for themselves. I.lka th* motorist who 9y MR9UN M. BUMBMfN, R.B ro«io!ii that accldonts ar* thing* DON'T get excited If yoir.eroUy. they ere groaning tn quel" that happsn fo othsr psopls, youngster should dsvtlop a heart Ity Instead of being harsh at thsi* folks ar* Inelinsd to disre­ murmur. blowing. gard th* urging* of th* Forestry While It’s always advisable to An Important sfgnlfiaanoe ad Bear. Without thinking, they wilt hav* a doctor examine him im­ thla study, I bellava. Is that H toe* a lighted match into th* dry mediately, chances ere thet It shows th* value of follow-ip is grass or a cleerette from their car nelly mey turn out to be nothing amlnatlone. that gives th* Initial apark for Mrioua. Innocent heart murmurs Medical Checks a major forest fir* wh*r« thous­ arc rory common among children Red It not been far repeated ands of acres of fin* timber ar* Rcoaot Study medical checks, many of these destroyed, to aay nothing of wild youngster*, I’m afraid, would la n recent study of aeveral Ilf* end th* andangering of rechildren whs com­ nave gone through life tn the sldental and lometimae industrial hundred plained of h u r t murmurs. 97J firm belief that they had heart property. per cent were found to be of the murmurs and would have lived This year th* drought has pro­ harmless variety. And that was their lives accordingly. vided an add*d problem and thou­ so asup Judgmsnt by physician*. Determining that thee* mtaro Use youngsters war* kept wa­ ura wore maoeaal also un­ sand* *f aero* ef young plnM aa doubtedly eased th e uerveua well as older ones have been com­ der observe tloa for tlx yean. strain of fh t youngsters' parents. pletely destroyed or th«lr growth During thle time, on* third of If your child develops n hears the murmurs thought to be seri­ set back. Ths wood supply in murmur, hava him examined by both stat* and nation le being ous were found to be of a barm a doctor right away. But don't 1*1 U u nature. lost In tremendous quantities it go at th a t Be su n he gets fol­ largely through carelessness and low-up examinations, toe. Indifference at a time when wa These result* wen reported tn need such resource for our ex­ th* Southern Medical Journal by Mr. T. R.: On* doctor told mo panding Industry. Chemicals and Dr*. James L. Donahow and Che* thet I had dlvcrtleulosU. Another synthetle Industries, as well *■ Ur P. Lynxwlltr, both of at. Louis. said th at I h id diverticulitis. Innocent murmurs, ths doctors What la tho different*? piper, depend upon our forests report, er* most generally found Answer: Dlvertleuloola te a dio­ for their material. Let's think about the situation In youngster* between th* age* cese tn which th en a n m i ll outS and IX, . and resolve to join with those ofSeldom a re Innocent, murmuro poets tings of tha largo Intestine who or# making every effort to found tn children under tha age at various place*. Aa tadhrtduai preserve our vatuabl* forest*. A of I. Congenital malformations may have aa many as one hun­ littl* mor* thoughtfulness and ef­ frequently er* tha eaue* of any dred of thsas. Usually, th en are fort on tho part of each individu­ manner* hi children of this no symptoms from this dlmaia. la diverticulitis, the out-poekotal will go a ion* way toward sol­ logo bscooii kifiomod aad having tho problem. Huntere and reeled and may aaaaa Woody picnickers should ho careful with Innocent murmur* a n usually diarrhea with severe pula There campfires, Motorists with their may also be ehills and f cigarettes, cigar* end match**. heard over the basilar arte. Oen HELF KF-EF FLORIDA GREEN H eart Murmurs Seldom A re Serious In Children^’ Thle eeluaa is (or leaford Her­ ald readers la use ta expreeilag their opinions epos say mattered! latereai to tho geaoral public. Wo solicit your Idsss end fair criti­ cisms of any extsUeg conditions, city-wide, slet* and oittoaal: com------ criticism* of Individuals, who le not playing politics with ‘ i, group* or srgeoh* tomptralo, la ir this Issue. He has th* good Judg­ end truttrui. No personalities. The ment to recognlio that ther# !■ length of your Utter depends upon too much at stake for that. If * importance of whet you have h* la sleeted president, he will esy. All letters will be ilgned stand for reason and Juttlco In bv writer with address, thnuihthla matter, Ws In Minnesota sfgnitun will be withheld from fas] that all Southerner*, regard­ pubheitloa upon request Wher­ ever possible tetter* ihould be less of race, ask no mor* than llmltea to 100 or SOO words. Th* this. Yours very truly. Hersld reserve! the rifht to edit er cut letter* to fit the spies Mary Gal# available. nOlA Portland Minneapolis, Minn, The Sanford Herald ^EDITOR Sanford, Fit. fienford Herald Gentlemen) Sanford, Fla. On behalf of the Board of I went to thank you again for Trust*** of the B«mlno|* Memor­ the splendid support you end th* ial Hospital, I wish to take this Sanford Herald gave to our tern- gamblers that has eome !a my opportunity to express our patgR. There le ne doubt la my ■are, and it le s splendid record graUful appreciation to you end mind thel your support end thet fas these days that hss shewn the your staff for th* excellent ef­ of tho many other oewspapere respect and dignity of tha office forts recently mad* In hehalf of throughout Florida played a very ef Sheriff. th* HotptUI Auxiliary through great and vital part la our first Thla office murt be above reyuor sponsorship of "Pencek* primary victory. We now have ■ proeeh, i i It le an office looked Dev* , greet chaUsni* to meeaur* up t* to for the morel standard develop, W* realise that a great deal of your confidence and thle I em meat of a county, and once It* work and workers wee necessary determined that w* shell do, Flor. good name le trampled recklessly, to ercnmpILh this eplandtd af­ Ida hae a great futura and with lawlessness rune rampant. If you fair tn such a successful man­ harmony and cooperation, vision votsrs hav* lost in the pest, don't ner, Wa only wish It were poe- and eourage, we can end should put off on th* efher fellow your ilhle to Individually thank each enjoy our greatest prosperity end own duty. Let's return our prient on# who had a part In thle first progress in the years Juet ahead ef acting gherlff and retain eur re­ "Pancake Dey,’* but elnc* that ui. Thanks again. spect in thla county. would he almost Impossible, w* Leroy CsUtna ■*v. B. W. Milter hop* thle letter will eufflc* far Miller Firm* new. Editor Sanford Horrid, Open letter* leaford Thank you again for your aid and your Interest In eur Heapl- J o tha voters: tal and He effort* to **rv* our There *r* two unpredictable community ln the most healthful things here in Florida, and possi­ manner. bly elsewhere, the weather end the Cordially yrnire, outcome of elections, a thing which Harry M. Weir, we hav* Just experienced. New Administrator number two primary le in the off- WASHINGTON, D. C. (FHTNC) inf, and the publia becomes eert —The Navy Department announced May 11, 1IM of drugged because many last their tha promotion of Alvin F. Thomp­ vote, will not bother te ge M tho son of Uft W. Ninth St., to boilerT* the Sdltori polls, cams May Mth. I would like man third elan, USN, whils serv­ One reason that w# in Mlnne- to just put In a word ■( my ewn ing aboard tha Atlantia Fleet des­ eeta feel the peepl# ef Florida hero that might awekeo (oiks t* troyer tender USS Sierra. Tho preshould support Stevenses is tha their obligations. First, let ui all motion followed successful comple­ coming primary la because ef review the facts, net promises ef tion ef n Navy-wide patty officer hie positive and msonabl* itand candidates, I do net think (hat In extmlaation conducted la Febru­ on tha segregation iieuo, W* my 14 years in Seminole County et ary. feel that *f all ths leaders on n land swear, hae justice base ' NAME FOR JOB / th* national ectno, ho I* most meted out aay mere fair and with­ aware that this problem Is more out favor than our preMOt Sheriff. HARTFORD, Conn, IK - Rob complex and tntena* In tha flouth Mr. Carden he* dona a good Job, White la a conservation officer than In any other eeetlon of the there hae been n* back fishing, er on this staff of the Connecticut country. A11 ton often we In th* favoritism, there has been no re­ Department *( Fisheries and North forget thU and speak end port* of coddling moonshiners or Game, act rashly, refusing to recognlio ■wtho tru* situation tn tho South. Tho position that Stavtneon take* T O M Y L O Y A L FRIEN D S: Is thet ef common senes. He does not attempt to eldeitep reality; Mar* words are toe /Mbit to fully « x p m i my approclhhe Is ewers that tha Supreme Court hag spoken, but h* la alas tlon and gratitude for your aupport and vote for r e l i c ­ aware that then can be no uni­ tion ta Clerk of Circuit Court, no I will Just u y t form pattern of adjustment for the country u * whole, H* wants THANK YOU! THANK YOU! end THANK YOU! t« give the Southern people, white, end negro, time to work 0. P. H E R N D O N . out this problem in th*lr *wn way. (FnM Advertisement) He le Ui* only candidate at S News O f Men In Service promt,. Democrat at Republic** 7 * ’ W 4. ■ m m M ■ B U I C K U SPECIALS *50 Studebtker Sedan '50 Dodge Sedan Now Tlroo, Clean *50 Buick Sedan *51 Pontiac Catalina Hardtop '51 Buick Spec. Sedan *52 Chevrolet Sedan *52 Mercury Hard-Top *52 Buick Road Maater Sedan ’53 Dodge 2-Dr. Sedan *54 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 Sedan $350. $450. $495. $525. $725. $850. $1050. $1050. $1150. tn o e On* Owner — Extra Ckna *55 Chevrolet 2-Dr Sedan $1675. Nicholson Buick Co. Om Owner — Extra C lou SALES ROOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY HO MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 1011 �lUTOWW THE SANFORD HER ALT) T um. May 15, 193(1 Tnjte 5 Recent Bride Honored Friday With Shower Garden Nook Ph UY SADIE B. GUT Th# Sanford Garslcn Club of F.F.G.C. Mr*. John Byron Bsard, ■ re­ Mr. and Mra. L. Mother'* Day gift plant* may cent hilde. w*» honored Friday present a problem alnee they arc evening wPh « miscellaneous 309 W. 9th urually green house items unac­ showe- at tha ham* of Mrs. J. proadilng Jacaranda Circle customed to nur hot' dry rooms. A. Calhoun on >MI»nvllle Ave. daututcr, Phyllis When wrapped In foil it might. with M“«. J. P Haitly, and th* Raymond Louis. Bertram), m be svlse to loosen or remove It, I Holds Picnic Ml»«e« Emma J<*an and Tommy* Thomas Bertrand and Mra. Eve­ hut nt least punch a drainage Me'hvln ** eo-ho*te*»e*. lyn Gallagher of East St. Louis, hole In the bot.'oni and pine* on 1 TUESDAY In Bush Garden Th* room* were decorate! In III. Members of first B s p 1 1s t The Jscsrahda Circle of San- n saucer to catch c\rcs* water. *rrnngement* of spring Gower*. Wntch moisture closely and Church Training Union will sltend fwd Garden Club held a picnic' water Gam** wrr* enjoved during the The wedding will be ah only tvhen surface of soil evenin'* *nd winning prise* w-r» of Monday, May II al 9:30 a. an Associations! Conference as supper Friday nlghl, May 11, In feel* dry to the touch. Sprinkle the garden of Mr. and Mra K C. Mr*. Hamid Chapman and Mnh First Baptist Church, Edgcwater, Bush. The supper was preceded occasionally with luke warm at Ihe All Souls Catholic Church. Laurler Beard. at • p. m. water and dry in the shade. If with a prayer by Mrs. Irving Pry­ A small reception will be given Mr*. Beard chn*e for the oc­ The Dorcas Class of First Bap­ or. they still «eeni to he suffering, casion a light blue sheath dross after the ceremony at the home tist Sunday School will hold their Al flic close of the meal Terry place on a cool (torch nt night nf enibHdercd cotton-Mtln x’'Uh of. the bride, which will also be remove to a shady spot In the monthly meeting at Ihe home of played- threo accordlan or darker Mu* accessories and a a farewell party as the couple it garden, directly in the soil or Mrs. W. W. Horne, 1601 Valencia (locmbel selections, after which the ladles svith pot hiirittl1 to it* rim. pink earnntinn corsage. Dr., a( I p. m. going to California. mrl for a short business session. After the gifts were opened Hydrangea* may bo nlai'cd In The Fidelia Class of the Bap­ Thry later Joined (heir husbands Friends of the bride and groom th* hostesses served delirious tist Church will meet at the home and guests for game* and fellow­ rich toll In n *eml-sha led spnt^ are Invited to attend. , 1 refreshment* of Idack walnut where thev may remain yrnr af­ of Mrs. Forrest Gatchel 2320 ship. meringue shell* filled with Ire ter year. Remove flower* a* they l.aurel Ave. at 8 p. m. Croup 2 Bouquets of glads were presen­ cream and toppe.l with a cherry with Mrs. W. R. Williams will be ted to guests Mrs. Georg* McCall fade, then fertilise and water nlong with punch. First Baptist Church Extension Group : well. U»e regular fertiliser for hostesses. Garden Club president, Mrs. Harry pink flower* and nsalea fertilizer Tho»* Invited to he with the Pineciest P-TA will meet at Heercn, clrelo sponsor, Mrs. Minhonore* were her mother, Mr*. Honors Eldorlv Persons Friday Afternoon aluminum sulphate for blue. 7:30 p. nt. In the school. Installa­ nla Macklln, and .Mr*. Bertha Mc­ or Harvey Hodge* of Tantpat Mr*. The svhltc and ro«e varieties re­ By MRR. ROSALIE BECK person* In tho community Wh® Mullen of Orlando.Prises of plants tain their color* whether soil Is tion of officers will be held. R. L. B-ard, Mrs. R. L. White, Mr*. J. P. Benson. Mr*. RBI Ben- 'On* of th* most enjoyable af­ are unable tn attend taUglou® Ware Bible Class of the First for games played went to Mrs *wrrt or acid. « • *on, Mr*. It. C. Hodge*, Mr*. B. fair* of the church year wae held service* regularly. Methodist Church will meet at N. fl. Whitney, Mr. Whltnry and Call* lilies should be Hunted Commemorating Mother* Day. I.. Helm*, Mr*. Hoyt Galloway. Friday afternoon In the Chapel McKinley Hall for n covered dish -Mrs. W. D. Thornton. In thy shade In very rich uml Mr*. Toniniv Hanson,’ Mr* J. II. of the First Baptist Church of red o- white rarnxtlon* trer® mipper. The men will he host* to .Members and guests present mol*t soil with nn arl-l reacthm Iluulrhen, Mr*. W. I*. Ilo '—a. Sanford. Member* of the Church pinned on each quest a* they an* the women members in honor of were: Mr. and Mrs. N. It Whit­ White vnrletlc* rei|iiiie more ney, Mrs. Mabel M. Gear and Mr*. Shm Winn. Mr*. Barn Extension Group, Mrs, P T. tereil. Florida decoration* In th® Mother's Day. shade Shan the ye'llow. Johnson. Mr*. It. Johnson, Ml*. Hunt, chnlrnian, were hostesses Olmnol were Pink gladioli ■and guest Mrs. Msckqlin, Mr. and The Bailie Harrison Chapter of Mrs. R. W. Anthony, Mr. and Gnrilenlu* grafted on Gnrdelihl Wally Tyre. Mr*. Jewell Chap- ami honored guest* were elderly vnrl-eolored plnta*. F a v o a I * • the National DAIt will meet at Mr*. J. F. Lewis. Mr*. A. J Walk thpnberglji root »tock may he j hymn* were »ung In unison with ni-’n, Mr*. I.ol* Water*. 3 p. nt. at the home of Mrs. A. B. rr, Mrs. E. C. Campbell, Mrs. It. planted in sun or part shade In Res'. F. It. Fisher leading tha Mrs, Jrxvrll Itaborn an-l daugh­ Peterson Sr. at Hidden Lake Mrs. E. Peurifoy, Mr*. McCall, Mrs. Joe »xxeet soil, (lu n-root plant* singing and a"r’~^;r.;!r.g h.**" ter of Tanipa* Mr*. A. J- Mo<«-< Circle Has Meet Miriam Bussell and Mrs. John Terlap, would do hotter If left In their } Mrs. C. M Flowers, Mr*, m.mo. Cne giltsls sang- without man. Mr*. Harold Chntimnn, Mr*. Meisrh are eo-hostesacs. Officera fl. O. iflckman, Mrs. llecren, Mrs. pots, increasing pot sl*e a* nrces- 1 HISS LOW ANN DOBSON It. It. Itnkle, Mr*. Je*«e Lee. Mr*. In DeLeon Snrinns the help of eyeglasses or hjrrtm for the now year will be elected. J. C. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Bur­ snry, b*x-mi*» of root knot sus­ (Phutu by Nichols Studio) W. L. Vance, Mr*. C. II. Calhoun. I.ar"e tree*, a lovely view of book* — thry opened thflr- vocal Annuel reporta will be read. nell Ball and daughters, Sharon ceptibility. ll«e arid fertiliser. Mr*. W. L. Harvey, Mr*. Maty tb- St. Johns river, and comfor­ chord* and *anr from mentefy’* ★ • ★ ★ x x * The American Horn* Department and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Bush, Snatfilphyllum enndidum with Hasty, Mr*. C. R. June*. Mr*. table henehe* at Bart’* Park, Mr*. G. B. Drake and the Rev. of the Woman’* Club will have a Mrs. Frank L. Miller, Mr*. Ly­ • lender and slilnv green leave* Sain Levy, Mr*. W. McClellan. DeLeon Snrlng*, made the lust Fisher gn\> a tieautful vocal duet aupper and card party. man Myers, Mr. and Mrs. L. and ralln-like white bloom* likes Mi*. Laurler Heart of Euills; meeting nf th» Mimosa Circle u ecrnmtianlil by Mrs, Wlllla D* The Sanford Tourist snd Shuffle- Burke .Steele, Mrs. Lorraine Gra­ rich shady soil. It multiplies fn*t Pippin, Mr*. II. It. Owen*. Mr*. W. II. "vorv p'rasanl" one hoard Club will meet at the club ham, Mrs.W B. Brinson and ami may hp divided for use in Gnrner Sr., Mr*. M. L. Unborn Mr*. C. Wall!*, ehalrnmn pre­ The devotional wn* -led’ by house for a covered dish supper al guest Mrs. MrMullen, Mr. and group* or a* a border plant. Sc., Mr*, Christine Woodruff, sided and the Lord'* Prayer sva* X’ance Duke using a* hit topic* 8 p. m. All membws are invited •Mrs. Irving I. Pryor. Mr and Mr*. W. L. Stoudenmlre Sr.. Mr*. rrnrated In unison. Present and I the puralde of tho vine aod.th® Ixma want* full sun anil acid Mr. and Mr/. E. C. Dobson are to come and join In the fun. Mrs. Claude G. Tyre, Mrs. R I, fei llllser. I’ruoe for hunblncxs. Earl Bronson Sr., thr Misses future activities of the Snnfnrl | branches, The Her. XV. P. BrOolia today niiuounring the engage­ The Unity Class will meet In Ihe White, Mrs. DcWIH Hunter, Mr*. bode mid llosia Slnmlenniire, Gnrden Club xvere dl*cn*sed u* [ Jr. extended greetings ari'.f good African violet* (Ssintp.vdla), ment. am| forthcoming marriage Rose Circle Holds Valdes Hotel at 8 p. m. with the Sidney R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Kpi-cin* nod Gloxinia* me usual­ Mis* Kllxnli'th Mrthvln, Ml** well a* the planning of the com­ xvlsbes to the honored giieate *nd of their daughter, l.oi* Aim, lo Rev. Carolyn Parsons as teacher. If. E. MrSwain, Mrs. Hubert 11 ly left In their pot* of good loo-e Jennetto Wolfer, Ml** Juiwi ing y e-' nroyesm* f"« th" Mim­ assured them that the church la Ex cry one is welcome. bodes, Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. soil with perfect drainage anil Paul Peter Dropchuk, son of Mr. Final Session Vance, '*•** '«a-||ie C a B 't . osa Circle. After the business *ever mindful of them and , jpr® Geneva Van Buskrrk. Hostesses given lot* of light hot very little anil Mr*. T. J. Dropchuk, of Millie Hardy and Mis* meeting, a “delicious" lunch at them three thoughts to takf with WEDNESDAY Himiirnnck, Mich. At Simnson H me Ml-* llerhohlt's Restaurant was enjoy­ them. First, "Wherever we 'are, Marilyn Cnlhoun. Morning Circle No. 9, of tht wsre Mrs. Ilush, Mrs. Andrews, sun. A weekly sprinkling of the Mis* Dobson was born In Saned. The Rose Circle of the San­ Women of the First Ppr>bytenan snd Mrs. Van Buikirk. tho presence of Chriit 1* ever 4tllh foliage with hike warm water is find, mid ntlendo.l local achools. Thn*8 present were Mr*. C. u*"| eecond, "Whatever happen! Church will meet as lo o . m. with beneficial but i|o let dry hi the ford Garden Club hell It* final She was ginihinled from Semi­ Wulll*, Mi*« Kny llrnntngor, to us la parmltteJ by tha wlU of Mrs. Hugh Whelchel Sr.. 101.1 t shade, or the leaves will spot. High School in '30, and for meeting of llm *ca*>»n nt the Ganas Home Scene Mr*. H. I.cd'rhaus, Mr*. Roblo- God' and third, "XVhatevar Ha Magnolia Ave. Luncheon will be | Gloxinia* are sometimes pluntel nole home of Mi*. || A. Simpson of the past two )cur* lias been cmllo, Mr*. D McWhorter, Mrs. l|. permits, He can work euk for served. Co-hoticsses will be Mrs. ill the garden where they get ployed nl the Sanford Nnxiil Air Of lxora Suooer Genrxa. Mr*. Charles II. Cole, Behrens, Mr*. XV, Moya and Mrs. our good". Th* Rev. Brooke eemHoward Whelchrl and Mrs. B. A. only early moinitig aim. These Station Nnvy Exchange. For It* concluding nice'Ing "f M, Hxvntikhnus. Howard. Mrs. Hugh Whelchel Jr. E. B. Smith, son of Mrs. W. B. tin re plunt* and also Wntei mel­ Mr*. Charles Ihunder and Mr*. idlmented th* fine work of th® Mr, llinprliuk iviii grad noted Ihe a-’nson, member* nf the lxLynch, who live* in Arlinglnn, on Pcpernmlus root resddv from Is rhairman of the meeting. Extension Department, which I® I*. M I.mid served n* eo-hostes*. ora Garden Chib Circle and tha r from lliimtrnnek High School, | Calif, with his wife and two The Clrl Scouts will meet at composed of Mr*. R. T. Hunt, leaf lulling, by Inseiting the ami fur the past four yrara bus rs. Tlie group wo* houoied by Iui*hnm1* gnthere I for a suoner First Presbyterian Church at daughters, I* improving after a stem* through hole* lundr lu a chairman, Mr. and. Mr*. T . R* set veil with the D.S. Navy, re­ Ilia presence of ttie president, nt th*- home of Mr. and Mr*. heart attack. 3:30 p. m. Bryan, Mrs. J. E. Kmimarlti wax paper coveted Jar containing ceiving Mr*. George McCall, and presi­ Fred Gana* Friday evening. A Id* discharge on May 7. Tht Mid-Week Bible Hour will water. Mra, 8. J, Brooks. Mr*. jT, O* dent elect, Mr*. Fled Gana* *4 delirious nlrnlr supper sva* eerved The wedding will be an event Mr. and Mr*. Ernest C. Baker he conducted hv Elder C. C. How­ Smith, Mra. J, B. Flalda, Mra. A* guest*. We hope you have lieen enjoy-1 tl 7 o'clock on th* patio over­ ard instead of Rev. A. 0. Melnnia and son of Drt.and spent Sunday Ing the Jncniumht trees liloom- of late Riimnici, nt the First J. Psterinn, Mr.' and Mra, 8. 0* After Ihe business session * Golden Lake. at Firat Presbyterian Church at nilh hi* parent* Mr. and Mr». ini* In gardens all over town. Christian Church, where Lois covered dish luncheon wu* served looking n»r, Mra. 0. P, Wada and Vaat® Hi)»tc«»e* wero Mr*. Gnutti, Ann serves a* Sunday School John E. Baker, 1500 tV. First St. 7:30 p.m. Duka. - - — i Have you seen also the acrx-lon. Secretary. under the lovely apt ending true* Mr*. Itnlph Dean. Mr*. Wight The Chancel Choir will rahtarae nl Uoyn| I’oinrhinu ties with its Aftar prayer led hv Mra. Pei* by the lake. Chairman for thf Klitley and Mr*. W. V. Pnhert*. ComploV plan* will be nlimiunMr, and Mra, Ralph Went amt at First Presbyterian Church at orsnii, the Rev. Flsheif khOwed ruining year Is Mrr, W. II. ShipThose attending xvore Mr. and two daughteis, Susan and Wamla flaming red flowers? A huge one red nt a later dale. 7:30 p.m. I* Idonmlng now In n yard on py, it wu* revealed. colored pictures of scan** I® Mr*. I tana II Bale*. Mr. amt Mr*. of Miami spent Mother's Day The Clvfe and Fin# Art* DeSecond St. between Snnfoid and Alaska, a presentation of th® The group laler visited the with hi* parents, .M r, and Mrs. F I.. Woodruff III, Mr. and Mr*. KITCHEN ••ISLAND" partmenta of tha Women's Club Pine Axe. Home Million Board of th® John Angel, Mr. and Mr*. T. W . I. xebec Grove mol nursery of Leslie Went. Here'* nil idea for hiimeninker* will meet at 12:30 p.m. for a S o u t h e r n Baptist Convention xxbo want lo make the most of Mrs. Simpson and tlie garb-os of Mom. Mr and Mr*. David Rarh. program on “Our New Hospital." entitled “Nuggets of tha Jforth". Mr. and Mrs. Cm I Ambrose "f kitchen spare: Have an “island” Mrs. Chm In* Campbell mol Mi*. Mr. ami Mra, Vail* Williams Jr., l.l NTH BOX 8.XMIXX It II Sponsor is Mrs. Mrtta M- S'.arks. Honored guests werai. Mr#. Mr. mid Mr*. William Bush Jr., It. M. Ladd. Jacksonville weie the guc-t^ Sun. colistiuctrd combining the aotomHostesses are Mil. R. F. Mc­ Fur Jane'* lunch box try this Mr. ami Mrs. E. F. Gracia an­ Loul.a Knight, Mr*, S. (1. Weska, Mr. ami Mr*. J. E Terwlllrgcr, day of Mr*. R. L. Griffin uml Mrinhei* present were Mis. ntlr range mid serving renter. Whorter, Mrs. R. It. Beck, and new -amlxx ich filling, (.'undone to­ nounce thr birth of a aon, May Mrs. It. K. Mills, Mrs. May WlU and Mi*. Fled Murray. Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Higgins. Mrs. R. K. Peurifoy. gether a :t ooiiceh pn« huge of Back of the range a day tile G. W. Bailey. Mrs II. It Beck, Mr. Mr. and Mr*. McKay Truluck. it at St. Vincent'* Hospital in llamson, Mrs. J. D. Abraham*, Th# County Council Board cream rhrrse. .1 tablespoons jam 'look liar is suggested, seating nr Mis. Cliurles llrimiley. Mi*. A. Mr. ?ni| Mr*. Karls'le llo"«hol. Jacksonville. The young man ha* Mr*. C. n. Tyner, Mr*. T. (X Meeting will he held in the Hoard You can safely store pork chops and 2 tablespoon* rhnpprd nuts. many a* four prison*. This W. Kpp*. Mrs. Claude Herndon, drr, Mr. and Mr*. W. If Mrrl- hern named David Viera, Mr*. Tyner, J. U Ivry, Mra. Mjrrtl® In your refrigerator fur about easily rlcniird surface may Mr*. I). M. I.ndd, Mr*. Edward Room of th# School Administra­ Keep tlie cheese and Jam in the I wether, Donald Gracia xvi|| he remembered a* Moore, Mr*. Murray Jarvis, Mr* Ihree day*. Just laser the chops tion Building on Commerical Ave. automatic refrigerator so thnt it's I'A the same color a* the tile ill lane, Mr*. Clinrie* Lawson, Mr*. lone*, Mr.Mr.andandMr*.Mr*. Ganas, Mr. Ihe former Mis* Virginia Clair* XV. II. Britt and Mra. *Wi W. the kitchen walls amt drain- Chin le* Met iwether. at. 2 pm. Al| new presidents, between two pieces, of waxed nice and chilled befor* using. Pillar, Tlson, 1 lioartl. two prinripals at large and nffi- paper. Mr*. W. A. Morrison, Mi*. uml Mr*. Robert*. Mr. and Mr*. I trim, Mr, an.I Mr*. Klrtley, Mr. rera of the rouncll are urged to Henry A. Simpson, Mr*. W. It. !>* preient. Shippy, Mr*. Janie* Truitt, Mr*. uml Mr*. G. It. Bishop Jr., Mr. Mr*. nJe Baker, and Mr. and J. It. Woodruff, Mr*. It. II. and THl'RSDA V Mi* Umlv Sloan, Mr. and Mr*. F. Mather*, Mr*. Gdtdtm It. Stanley, The Junior Fellowship and NO - f c ^ p - I R O N COTTON Mi*. II. M. Weir, Mr*. Donald E. Hie •’kenrlib'c, Mr. -nd Mr*. Junior Choir will rehearse at Ilulnh Cowan, Dr. and Mr*. C. L. Atwood and Mr*. I'linrlr* L. Park First Presbyterian Church St Jr. and Mr, and Mr*.1 Campbell. .3:43 p.m. George Kick. The Youth Choir will rehearse at First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. There will he a Family Night In a Covered I)i«h Supper at 7 p.m. in the Edurational HuiUing of the strapless First Presbyterian Church. Seminole Chapter No. Two, shadow*panet; OKS will have a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. Initiation will lie held. l i p by The Camellia Circle of tha Gar­ den lluh will hold lis yearly pic­ O N SALE nic «t the home of Mrs. Harold Chapman, .Loch Arbor at T p. m. wtth Mra. George Andrew Speer W EDNESDAY M O R N IN G si co-hostess. Tin- Lsillce Aid of th* Lutheran N'eotly, iwaoHy,, Church nl the Redeemer will toUts iSa problam of ninel at 7:30 p. m. al Ihe home of Mrs. J. F. Ekern, 80« E. 2Mh what lo waor SI. knJsr shears and ' I bare-top ( S o cia lfcv cn tA P/c. ft. Parents Announce Engagement Of Lois A. Dobson , P. Dropchuk (p c A A n n a h B I R T H S mTrlcale P e n n e y 's I AT BARGAIN PRICE dresser. “N® * l» . A Personal Message To My Friends and Supporters Our cninpaljfB is not'over. . . . II ii Imperative (hat nothin# prevont you front votintr for nie on MAY 29th ns 3330 of you Happy Birthday will need the name on Mty 2!Hli. Your voten gave me Ih® RL'LE-OF-THUMP SELECTION H ne'i m good rule-of-thumb to follow when scletiing an auto­ matic water heater Chooi* a 5U-gallon tank If th* horn* hae on* or two btdroom* annd one bath, g 40-gallon tank If (her* are two or thrt* bed­ room* and two bedroom*, and a (0-gallon tank or more for a hom* with four or fiv# bedroom* and two bathroom*. And reniiinhrr if you havo a laundry In add­ ition and onr that's uaed fre­ quently you will need plenty of hot water, U* sur® your supply is tdaquata.............. ... . I 500 did In tho firat primary. I needed GO^i, plus one more vote of tho vote* cant then—and 1 Steve Allen Proctor OVER 6Q*c» but I lucked that ONE VOTE hence my appeal to you to be sure and VOTE FOlt MARY E. EARLE T H E Q U A L IF IE D C A N D ID A T E FOR T A X ASSESSOR Your vote and continued support fur the .MAY 29th PRIMAItY will be sincerely appreciated. REMNANTS f..«|l*ie® eeae** wee* (Xoi. ix exleil.elf Toy Mill Aaterke'l A T REDU CED PRICE ll***M* werWeb* • ' HIG SAVINGS FOIL YOU • HIG ASSORTMENT OF FAUH1CS • BIG ASSORTMENT OF FATTERN8 Shop P E N N E Y ^ You'll Save '*W« Invlt® Chare* Acootwta” (Paid Political Adv. Paid Fur by Mary E. Earls) > , ,^ r .; _1-'—■- .(JiVIa L. ! i— \ Ane<*0 *• i'o* bona* about" III* -. i ...tho stay-put bodies It osnlly but (irmly tlotiidxsd lo« p yrfecl fit polled comfort. *' Inaenlout oloiilclxlnn •• does the hold • up fobs' ' Frettily edged with nylon* Vaf\ lace. Wash It. Dry It. Wees • It without Ironing. W hitt' Mir.cale batiste. Sites 32-34' - 'I �Titusville Tides Hanks Says Not Easy I N D I A N A P O L I S , </P)-A making f Bb* want Into th* warm hospital, conacioua of Its sound* aiut am*11«, Its busynoa* at thla time of thl afternoon. Visiting hours, outpa­ tients, tha Uiraa o’clock ahtft change , . , / She went directly to Mias Adam ant'* o f . fnaifi hoping c e , that “ a' tha mountaln-ilda by than to look . Wife Unde. Ma'am found an early opportunity to urge again . that fee do “nothing foolish,' taka aa Map until tha holidays war* 1 *VWh*t answer aha mad*—If aha fend* aay at all-Linda could not - guana, ana bad just coma downV afelra, shakes by tha discovery ft ■' feat BB of Alaa’s possessions had >,7 .v Ban moved out af thair room, avan It- ;8i bia tuba of toothpaste. 11m amply aloaat gaped. th# . ,4hWW*ci af fee highboy—It waa a ’ aiMibta thing for Alan to hava I - .Baa*, perhaps, but It seemed very H .fdaftuta and final 1 y And now Ma'am— at Km apoka aa If ah* wanted tha 'way M l open for reconciliation— 'but rsally, Linda told hersalf, !• Bowling News NAME Cook Gllstrap Brown Hartwlek Bing Whlddon MUler Boridorf Jarre tt Bette Hart FoweU Hatllgan Von llerbullr Johnson Heresu Moody Clark Warnsr Willis whlta-clad Alan would b* sitting at down at th* town, his desk beyond th* open door.eH* They talked of the view, of a waa not lhara, and within th* first, doaen things, non* of them signifl* flva minutes ah* heard his sscra- cant nor important—but in lhatr tary aay over th* phone that Dr. talk tha dark, alandar doctor man* Thornton waa ut aurgary. “I'll take aged to b* gallant, and ao deeply your msssaga 7" altanUv* to hi* companion aa to Laura Adamant had bean Alan’s aacratary slnca th# hoapltal waa built About tha aam* agd aa Un* da, kha waa pratty; ah* draaaad wall and performed her multiple duties afflciantiyi Bha was also In* clined to boas Alan, and tall about douig i t Alaa hated this trait in bar, but ba was too gentle, or too busy, to aaprsaa hi* resentment Others look Laura at her word, and war* amused at th* way sh* handled tha doctor. They had. in tha couraa or telling about hla bossy secretary, built up a fiction In town that Laura waa ' •oft" on th* doctor, and that Doc somewhat returned the sentiment All on tha were pink, her syea starry. Bh* up and up, of course . . . Alan bated that situation, loo. might hr ,t b:jn c'x.ien, all emit* But Laura Adamant waa a good log and drscmy-ryrd. bacruaa some medical secretary and hoapltal ad* man had called her pretty. nlatrator, and aa such would ba Well, it waa exciting, at any aga, rd to rajMaca—and, anyway, doe* for a man to Uka to ba with bar, tora must constantly meet th* oc­and to aay aa Bh* laanad her chin upon bar cupational haiard of mlaundsr* haiW, and tlarsd, dreamily, into tha standing, talk and surmise.. Now Laura quickly got things glass. What would It ba Uka to ba lined up for Christmas, and aakad loved by o man Ilka ftupart Ernst T Linda for a suggestion as to what HU arms, nls kiss— Bh* wondsrad th* hoapltal ahould give it* Chief . . . Nol Obviously b* waa expert* •need with women. W.iat differ* aa a gift “Ooodntai,’' laughed the doctor’* encs did It .mak* if ha had lovtd wife, “you sea more of him than I other women? Why should ons da You ahould know what he’d ask If h* would ba faithful? Ru* pert waa a man (or romance. For Ilk*." Laura's sxcltsd laughter and her lova a* awttt and as sweet as tha quick blush mad* Linda regret­ •vtnlng moonlight, glowing pink in fully awar* that ah* had contribut­ tha eastern sky, spreading Into in ­ ed to poor Alan'* entanglement. citement and expectation, mount­ Th* girl would quota her. Good­ ing Into tha full bias* of papalon— ness, couldn't *h* do anything and dimming Into a tender mem­ right the** day* T ory. The woman before th* mirror Hir own chcik* scarlet beneath her llttl* fur cap, ah* went out drew her breath in sharply—other Into the hall again, and waa ready woman knew that sort of lova! If to puah through th* outer door It wcia Offered to Linda, would aha when aha heard her name called. taka It, experience It, and ao hava her own memory of aucb a lova? 8h* turned. It waa Itupert Emit, In a short Such a swift and awsat Interlude Isalhsr jacket, a pointed-crowned would offer no aubatltut* for what green hat "I'll walk along with ah# had known with Alan—but— you," ha offered, pushing tha door Bha dropped bar fans into her open for her. hands, and sighed shuddartngly. What woe It aha wanted? What did any woman want? To ba loved, of course. And, for Linda, to belong to tha man who loved her, to become a strong, bright thread woven Into tha pattern of hla llfal Bh# had always wanted that! And now . . . K B. Lemon Wins 5 Straight Times For Cleveland By K?> WILKS The Associated Press List season you hid to give odds to bet Dob Lemon wouldn’t pitch 133 a comploto game. Now the big guy 132 h i' K°no the dlslanco live straight 149 times for ths Cleveland Indians and his won 'em all—Including two In a row over Urn suddenly iwt-so-torrld New York Yankees. , ‘ Lemon, troubled by a bum leg, had only flva complete gamps all Norm 8lab*rn, Yanks* rookie eutflsldsr, received 138 walOa In 187 gamaa with Joplin, Mo., In Elmir Valo of tha Kansai Clt; Athletics ballad 468 as a pine! hlttar la 40 gamaa In 155-B WHY BOTTLED G AS aa*y. Hank* la borna out by tha fact that flva aeeldanta ha ra. occur rad alraady In praetlca at tha Indian* apoll* Motor Bpaedway, and two drivers, Marvin Plfar of Adrian, Mich., and Buddy Cafla of Tul*a, Onta., hava bean Injured. Hank* (tartar In 10 pravloua &00(, probably will b* tha mod exparlaneed pilot In tha race. "Tha naw pavemant ha* mad* th# track imoothtr and fadatH" Hanka asya, “but don’t lot any* body tall you It'a aaiy to boat 140 ml!** an hour. You dll! hava to gat around thoi* turn*:** Tha traek qualification record, at which drlvara will b* ahootlng Saturday In th* fln t of four day* of tlma trials, I* 142,88 mil** an hour for 10 mile*, «*t lad yoar by tha lata Jack McGrath. Bob Swalkart of Indlanapolli, tha 1065 race winner, ha* been clocked unofficially at 14.1.83 In praetlca. Hank* ha* run almost aa fait. ' Hank*, of Burbank, Calif., think* tha record may be broken aavcral time* in trial* tha next two weekend* but won't guaran­ tee anything connected with auto racing, lie qualified for tha 1041 Indlanapolli raca, attended the drlvara’ meeting th* day before •and dill didn't mak* th* field. Th* handsome ax*te»t pilot took hla rnr out for a fuel mileage ' m ‘. after the meeting. Tha engine fell apart, locking the wheels, ind the car flipped end over end. Hanks was thrown out on tha first flip and didn't break • bone. "Only lime I never had my seat belt fastened In a raca car?" Hanka marvels. Sam was AAA national chimplon In 1033 and waa national midget chanip In toil and HMD. Ills best finish In the 300-mller was third In 1032 and 1033. Hanks his th* same lour cylin­ der Jones k Msley special In which ths differential failed attar 133 of tha 200 lip* last year. Other hot drlver.csr combs* lions expected to go Saturday In­ clude Bob Caveman Christie of Grant's Pass, Ore., In McGra'.h'e record-holding Heist spadsl; Andy Linden of Manhattan Beach, Calif., In tha Chapman special, and Pat I'Connor of North Ver­ non, Ind., In tha lima Anstad Ro­ tary special In which h* was run­ ning second In lha '33 raca when tha fuel llna filled with 20 miles to go. PAY M O R E? $6 oo PER 100-1.B. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHAROE SAN FO RD G AS C O E- A. EAGER of tha Florida Fish and Wild Life Commission d* alts large mouth bass flngsrllnga In I.aka Golden recently a* autanant Commander H. A. Hall, U8N, Special Servlets Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station looks on. Th* fish ware transported by tank truck from tha Welaka Florida Fish Hatcheries. Fishing In Lake Golden wlli b* dun* under the rules sat forth by th* Florida State Gam* and Fresh Water Fish Commission, (Official Photo, U. 8. Navy) B Emil Fiore Is Leading Class D FSL Sluggers , — DON’T — Throw Away Your Ttr* Dollar* ■•cause Your Tlruu Ar* •■•Mh U t WELSR TIEE SHOP III W. tad Put Ou New trash Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaraataad NEW TIRE Waur And Sava Yaur Mauay. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd 18 YEAR8 IN SANFORD STATE FAR IRVING L PRYOR IN S U R A N C E WHh ordinary fUipafltlM wh-rU kaf «o4 WMSS»Ulr»«*y Iti|k Im4t as S m t, actual oscillofrtfk assorts Dffh, -phay Fog, tv h I iau|t With RIO Swipenilsa (*• ik» wmi >«d) m«j k~»<« Is InstsaUt sosstorssisS, ■ w k ii sS • a mm* *MMr sa Ik* Bo! fj’*1’' h* 1 *'*h ____ BU 1208 S. PARK AVE * C i JJiibjuisL. Pittsburgh WALLHIDE Iou'M going to diicover the moat amazing ride any truck ar car ever gave you. •ilk y d t y p e f Ici t For our Blue Chip GMC equipped with Road Shock Damper Suipeneion* amothera every jolt and bounce the wont road often—biota upeven ahort, sharp vibration* from road joints. WALL Abraham Lincoln sald|"all that I am or avar will be, 1 owe to my muthtr." And that, we think, sums up what all of ua think about our mothers. It Isn't only on Mo* ther'a Day that wa should ravara tha name and memory of Mother. Every mlnuta of ovary day wa should unitlntingly show our lova and endeavor to make bar Ufa easier and happier. If yaur mother has passed on, show that her memory still live*'In your heart. Visit ths csmelsry frequently and lay lovaly, living flowers on tha sacred spot whir* she alaaps. This is just a small token ’payment of all aha did for you. PAINT Will 111 i(lc H SMbSt* M ill (•uatt-Mlfualirs -M “aelsfy'* •*>» iM d le s v ib ra n t sew kesMif to Willi, Aik,d Tip* rm S E N K A R IK You can drive at normal apeed over a washboard road where other vehicle* must crawl. There'* no slewing—no steering wheel wrenching —no punishment to truck ar driver. the time*,money* and driver-anving advantages' of Hydra-Made Drive.** Drop in at our showroom tomorrow and learn firsthand about QMC Blue Chip leadership! •StaaJarJ n lit Stitritti «,»>«*/ at m*4tratt Mtra M an aJ/ttin B Ms rntdiU. "OftiiaaJ at ulranO. * IN MOTOR TRANSPORT Part ofthia eye-opening ride, too,la the surging response you'll get from GMC't i8o-hp V8 engine. You'll like the wide angle safety vision of GMCa panoramic windshield-the amazing economy of GMC'a faat-ratio cruising axle**— GLA88 and PAINT CO SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC DODGE PLYMOUTH 116 B» 1b! St. WE SA L U T E Phono 1011 OUR TOW NI AGENT Phone 1458 Sanford Me Inch Bld| In 1955 u for 14 conaecutlvo yeara STATE FARM Injured more ears than any other Co. ONE ALUMINUM STACK CHAIR GIVEN AWAY AB* SOLUTKLY FREE EACH DAY AT Bony Reynolds BUm Haig Frlrbls Ashley Teslo Leldlg Harvey Sodtrblom Bmltrblom 6 TEAM Powell Office Supply Harvey Plumbinf Ian Bowling Allay Bin Bloetrlo Co, Bern Dry Cleaners ' Lanea Cookies Indiv. H. 8. Miller faldlv, H. T. Reynolds Team H. 8. Harvey Taam H. T. 8. B. A. and hla last was on Memorial Day. This spring, it looked like inors of ih* same when Ih* vet•ran right-hander lasted only sevcn Innings whlla losing tu Chicago 2-1 opening day. II was th* 21si consecutive time he bad (ailed to finish. Hi hasn't been thslled-or beatcn— since, wrapping up Detroit twice, Dslllmore once and then beating th* Yanks In the rubber game of a three-gama sat last Thursday. down drlvara hava turned lap* around* 140 mil** an hour, wind* Inf up for lima trial* for tha 40th 600-mlla auto raea May 00, but Sam Hank* aay* It still Un’t Your Color Headquarters Stt ar, Be, far T riflt-C kcM uttd truth 112*114 W. 2nd 8L Phonea 320 ft 2116 �cn l Lausche Said Man Who Walks Alone Ih Ohio Polilics ~~— - T tv v o * • V1 w v « u n Turn. May IS. 1056 Pngo 7 Investor Announces Purchase O f Acres O f Merrit Island COLUMBUS, Ohio, opt-ln Ohio politic! they call Democratic Gov. Frank J. Lauach# the man who watka alone. In hie 60th year he l« walking ■ fxnril'ar, politically lonely path •■ "Ohio’* “favorlU «onM candi­ date for the Democratic presi­ dential nomination and a< hit jRct*’* imonpneed nominee for the U.fl, Senate, Lausche, a six-font gentle bear •f a man with a rumpled ihock of graying hair, ha* developed a technique of campaigning for and holding offlc* that has given him flte term* a* governor, Thli la two more tha any Ohioan ever •erred before. Tha technique eeemi to consist M Ignoring mo<t of the establlahM ru in while projecting tha Lauacha personality to the voters, Tha kaynota of that parsonalIty, aa Lausche display* It to tha public, la sincerity of an emotion­ al eort. Teara come mistily to hit eye* a* he talk* of tha tradi­ tions of America with reverence born of a eon of a Slovenian lmMigrant. W rank Lauacha te a aalesman who take* great pain* to iden­ tify himself with tha man on the at rest, Nothing pleaiea him more than to be recognised on sight In every hamlet of Ohio. In thli role, ha avoids tha pomp moit governors lova. !!• rids* around in an old Inexpen­ sive state car driven by a etata employe who le never In uniform. en the governor and hi* cadre aide* go to lunch. It I* al­ ways at a neighborhood cafe In Columbue and not one of the big hotel*. Lausche'* eritici, of whom th*r» are more than a few tn Ohio, call all thl* part of a phony tale* campaign. They say he eater* to the huslne** Inter­ ests of Ohio and enlist* RepnblU •an support In that manner. They erlhe him at a hard man with anemic*, The governor ha* accumulated many of the** enemlea hy ignor­ ing tha Democratic Party organ•ometlme* publicly supporting ballon, defying It patronage and Rapubllelana for offlee. In the Blinds of some Democrat! he te more Republlelan then Democra­ tic. ho himself ha* put It, hit political creed it: “I will not al­ low my party Interett to over­ come my Iniercit in rny country." He ha* praised President El­ senhower to »uch an extent ae to cause hi* November opnonent. Republican Sen. George Render, to accuse Lausrhn of “trying to grab Ike’* coattail*.” Lausche ha* been boomed by Ren. Rusaall D-Ga., Govs. Al'en U vers of Texas and Rohrrl F. iWnnon of Louisian* as a poten$1*1 presidents! candidate accept||i'e to the South. ’.Lausche, who hi* proposed that {Rio set up a slate Fair EraI p vmatn Practices Commission rn p c , and who opnoscs »rfl-r. gallon In Ohio school*, h*t **ld the quettlon of racial Integration in tha achoola ihould be hendlcd ly the atates. ^Th* Ohio governor dlxlahra Wy present presidential ambitions Re says ha wants to he tha •tato’a "favorite ton" candidate only to keep Ohio'* 56 presiden­ tial nominating vole* out of the hands of tha "bos***." presum­ ably, theie ar« Ohioan* who want to throw the state'* delegation behind Sen. Eitee Kefauver. EIGHT MARINES stationed with th# Marini Security Guard at tha Sanford Naval Air Station were advanced In rate tail week, Receiving hla «rn I'tlonlo Sergeant, USMC, was J. J. Monahan (loft, back row). Other man receiving lhafr promotion* to Cor mral, USMC, from 1st Lt R. G. Love, USMt; Offlcar.In-Charge of the Marine Detachment >1 \ tH w re (left to right, back row) If. T, Williams Jr., 0. W. Lindsay, and J. P. Williams, (left to right, fro t row) J J. Drake, A. A. Covlll* J r . C. E. tthorton, and M. P- Chapllnaky. (Official Photo, U S- Navy)________________________ ____________ _ John Wayna, William Holden, Gregory Peek can write thair own ticket with any producer, "You wouldn't belldv* the de­ HOLLYWOOD tT-When riudios mand* some of these star* make," had doient of itare under con­ i movie maker moaned recently. tract, filling the cast of a picture But what can you doT Name* was no problem. Today, curing I* still sell pictures, despite rare ex­ Hollywood's biggest headache. ceptions Ilk* 'Marty.' " Until a decade ago, nearly all < In order to get the namea, pro the top stirs in Ih* movie world! luceri have to pay whopping salwere tied down to itudlos. There rrles—$150,000 1* not uncommon, were a few notable exception*— and tome get much more. The pioneer free — lancer* like Cary most sought-after alar* also can Grant, Claudette Colbert, trrnc hold out for 50 per cent of Ih# Dunn* and Ronald Colman. They plcturo's profits, and that** what set (he pattern for tha star sys­ hurti tha producer* most. But tem of today. they usually have to give In. With only a score of name play- Thl* *ort of deal wa* plonearad era under exclusive contract* the** by James Stewart. Starting with day*, studios have to compete tn "Winchester .75,” ha deferred hi* •he open market for acting talent. salary for U-l Picture* In return \nd tha competition |a fierce. for 50 per cent of the return*, Because riudios have failed to He ha* taken In over a million develop enough new talent, there dollar* on some of tha films. are fewer big star* than ever be­ The star shortage is further ag­ fore In film history. Name* like gravated by tha fact that many Mirlon Brando, James Stewirt, name* have virtually taken Ihem- Costing Movies Biggest Headache F A - FOUR EGGS IN A CRUST S telvaa off tha market by Incor­ porating themselves. For a good part of the year, Hoi lerys Wayne, Brando Kirk Douglas R irt Lancaster Frank Sinatra Marilyn Monroe, Doris Day and others are unavail­ able because they ire working for their own companies. The reason for this Is simple: What's tha good In earning $250.000 In salary for a film if Uncle Sam I* going to take 00 per cent of It? Stars have found the only way to save money Is through tho advantages of a corporation. Tax­ es on income are much lest, and the firm can later be dissolved as a capital gain. Humphrey Bogart Is reported to have cleared a cool million when he broke up hie Santana Produc­ tions, He could probsbly never net that much on a salary, even in hi* high bracket. What la th* answer? "For on* thing," a studio executlv* told me, "we’ve got to build up our contract list again We’ve got to create new stars and hold onto them. It's better to keen stars on salary at $2,500 a wrek than to give them half the studio so they'll make a picture for you HOMECOMING BY TV SAN DIEGO. Calif. uB-Th* USS Hancock, an aircraft carrier, ar­ rived from the western Pacific without the usual crowding of rails by the crew. Those who wished could observe the docking opefotlon and wel coming crowd on Ih* ship's cto*. ed-drcult television receiver* In tho wardroom, general m**i and olher gathering places—is seen from camera posts aboard. Tha ship financed the private system with Shipboard Special Servlca recreation funds. for.'°™«,hl"* "** '" P " ! up iaded aprwmrs at binWiit •H turl^Hnm ,hf V h*v 6**orcd wilh Swiss chert, ntrn.mt .h,.,t ,. f .*h'i W*’! C,u" *•"<• <h* (Cutis (so he make this disk ’ Wkrl on,, i0 P,rt“ u* moroing minor** to BAKED SVT'S ■I top anted Swiss thtese .•I 9-iocb “Yswit-HU" Crust LAST SHOWING TITUSVILLE f,7V\ Fort Lau­ derdale Investor Thursday an­ nounced the nurchsse of ,1.600 acre* of M«rrlt Irian 1, Including rive m'le* of ocean frontage, for 1 4 million doPar*. N, .1. Monton*, "resident of th* Florida-New York Really Co lne._ «ald the tract prnhably will become a housing development and shopping renter, It h three miles north of the Patrick Air Force Rax* guided missile center and lie* atong four mile* of Slate Road 402. It was purchased from Carl Rrunkenfield, Palm Reach real es­ tate developer. This earn* tract of land wa* reported to have sold for 8 4 million during tha land boom of the IK0« end after 'he bust was marketed for a dollar an acre. Advisory Group Reveals Tentative Plans for Meets '* r A RRCKNT DR flARY Garden Club reception honoring new member*. Mr*. Theodora Browne (e«rteul toasting new officer* Joined by Mrs. Harry Hunter (loft) past presidsnt and Mra. Chela Butia*. (Buff Photo) TALl.A I!AR*FF IflVTh* Stele BOOSTS LOWER CALIFORNIA Constitution Advisory Commis­ MEXICO CITY. U) - General sion ha* announneed tentative Aguittn Olschea wants mure p*o ntan* for nt least 10 ptih'le meet­ pie to go west—particularly to ings to give either* a chanet to the territory of Lower California make sugresilon* for change* In oi w.uch he i* governor. Florida'* Constitution. ! He said this territory on the The eommhslon we* establish- lower part of (he peninsula, moat ’ I to nreseot tn the 1067 Legisla­ of tt atlll virgin, cin absorb ture It* recommendation* (nr a around another million people "modern, etmntifjed *nd effective with a progreaiive spirit and constitution foe Florida." Th* stele’s p r e s e n t murh-intended Constitution was drawn up tn of Florida and now a practicing at( lornry. lie has tieeu employed *• IB»S. C"mmlsilon Chairman Wallace technical director for the com­ E. Sturol* of Ocala set a tenta­ mission, Sturgis reminded members that tive me«tlnn of members for Jun« t In Tallnhas***. the date *he aluc* the final commission report Legislature will reennven* after 1* due between Jon. 17 and Jan. an e'ght-mnnth rerest to resume 31, IBM, work hy Individual* anil debete on reapportionment of the romnilttrei must be finished by Dee. I to allow time for edl'lng. stale Senate. At th* meeting, enmmlsstnn printing and distribution of tha committee* will make nrellmlnary findings. report* and deride Im-ntlona of "To meet this time tchcdule, puhlir hearings. member* of thla commission must Committee report* will be ed­ lie prepared to sacrifice a great ited and rnnrdlnated bv George amount of their time and perhaps John Miller of Miami, former their summer varntlona to this law professor at th* University work,” Sturgis sell. Your willing to work for a better life lie say* the coasts arc good (or lilting, there are mining oppor utilliea, room for Industry, and rood toll (or agr Mura Wteal mil cotton growing already, are expanding, ho said. ' DRAINAGE WELL LEXINGTON, Ky. V-Raaldantt uve finished drilling a well In tb« riddle of a tin * , in tnatr •orhood. It wasn't that they needs* vater, they needed a aratnaga Doll ^ ;;» rid of surfaca water. T H A N K S -F O L K S ! Alertly? Fnr the splendid support you guv* me In Tticatltty’e Primary. Your vote and sup­ port in the May 2i)th Primary la sincerely solicited. V/. B. (BRO W N ) M IL L E R %•** . j Candidate For County ConimliwLmer District No. t (Paid Political Adv.) Dealer Proudly Joins in C elebrating the D ed ication o f the GENERAL MOTORS TECHNICAL CENTER SjticUU For gnr*d chime fa "Yeait-Ri* C -si. Make 4 small hollows ia the cheese. Break tn egg imo n th hollow. Seaton wilh salt and pepper. Bake *1 3tO*F.(moderate oven) about 20 minura* antil egg* a n tec Uh t t 4 aervings. •“YIAST RIZ* CRUST t makes three 9-inth crutu) 4 cup milk I packet* oe cake resit, Is cup shoneoing aciiv* dry or compressed 6 tablespoons sugar I egg, beaten l« iraspoon tall • 24 cups silled enriched Hour' is cun warm, nm hoi, water I egg while, slighily beaitn (lukewarm for compressed yeisr) Scald milk. Siir io shortening, sugir and salt. Cool ro lukewarm. Mtaiura waiee mio a large howl (warm, nos hot. water fnr active dry yeas*; luke­ warm (nr sompmttd yeetll. Sprinkle or crumble in yeast. Stir until slutolsrd. 5iir in lukewarm milk mitrurt. Add beaten egg and half ih* flour. Oral until smooth. Siir in remaining flour. Turn out on a lightly floured hoard. Knead until smooih and elastic. Plac* in well-greased bowl; brush top wilh shortening. Cover wilh clean lowal. Lai rise In warm place, free from dealt, until doubled in bulk, about I hour and 30 minutes. Punch down and turn out no lightly floured hoard. Divide (mo l equal pieces. Roll out each niece into a 10-inch cirri*. Fir inio 9-mch pie pan. Pal all over surface. Trim pastry esen wilh tdg* of pan. Prrss pastry onto edge with tines of fork. Brush crusts with egg while. v Lei ns* in warm plica, Ire* from drift, until doubled in bulk about 20 enmuict. Prick with fork. Bake in mndetalt oven at J50'f. for • mintitei. Do not brown. To store, cool crutis, neck and wrtap in aluminum foil. Hold in refrigerator I to ID dais, at nreded. When reedy ro uteri III and bakt at directed 1 Nmr livid 1 Its This? The twndar lava Story of ■ Yank arvd a LMtta Praetch OW , , . UTi 1 VMM Ntw! ■*Xl!r1040* Tli* 1956 Cadill*a Coup* da Villa la lha dramatically beautiful lobby of lb* naw Styling Saclloo at tho Central Motors Tadutlaol Cootag Leslie CARON FAST SIRVICI Wa cordially Jnvfta you fo vhH our thowroom thli woot to eolobrafo tha tonrd oponlng otihh gnat ItulHutho-and to ita and drlva th* magoiflcoot 1936 CodVaa. m aottC" TAiaHT CONVENIENT' TERMS HAfiDWtKE • ELG STARTS TOMORROW lonna up fa $i<W g .a c f i n a n c e . O H F O H A T I O N Old FrifKOss Thaafae luitdln* ACTUM Marilyn Monroe, who Mas hospitalised for more than 8 week, to shown back on tha Hollywood sat of htr oew pic­ ture Recovering from aibauatlon, poat-vlrg) Infection tnd “ Hichltla, Marilyn want bock to r tU M K U r doctor^ ordom V4 i la l fp*J" : . . > Tli* opening of the fehulotta new General Motura IVcIiniraJ Onler in atiburban Detmii heialdi a new era of aulmnitliva •dvanrement. No ordinary uumufaclurer’a laboratory, tha Tech­ nical Onler to lha aorld’a largesl establishmrnt tinytiled lo resrarrh In ibe industrial art* and ecienret. Moca than len year* in th* building, It oceuf/ie# over JdOacrr* and employ* four thouaand tuginecra, tcieiilisU, researchere and riylisto. W* hnpo that you will visit our ihowmora tn help ua crlabrata thi* histnrio opening . . , and to a**, irapcrl and drive one of tha / most brilliant example* ol General Molora progreee in aiyljng and engineering—tlio 1956 CadilLsa In licauty . . . its luxury . . . in perfnrmanca. . . In everything that tnakp* a motor car a joy to own and to utilua, , . It U ■■"mi*. ukaldy rite "car ol cars". Wo will lw happy to tee you at any timo-Wglvi you th« Itayt for a personal dcmomtrailon drive—am! to acquaint you with some newt about coet and delivery that sea think you will bnd difficult lo reslak We’ll be looking forward lo analog you! 11 WIST FIRST STRUT Sanford. Hartda • Talaphano 11SS COR. 1ND A PALMETTO AVE. — .tu rn ( t u t . : im - u im M M t i H g • .« * * « .* �i mmm i «- •’ * .%PaMa v ." . ' " : ( • p 1-' •l ' . , < •(•• * t * ,'>*■■» f -A —w l • • * V » l l * *• ' •.* 'V f t i r r. s A N F o n n m m A L D , ' VL(S’... JU g f •' PUTTIN' M*« IN *TH« PAN A«2W TO ft A SB OVCtN j AT..| C A .V T NeXT A^OSN Ntf77 W AT *r ul .wrrx s to r 92S IB v.v CCUJU ) —1 RASIP! nr—' i FMM Loan m v ir a . lllll|lll)l)|lll,|’ J MOONING,MOM, ISMT IT A LU5H DAY TOP OU« CLASS PtCNC)/ c*wr mxi make 7 AN EXCEPTION llTMIS ONETIME ■WANPTAKe l”cjrv °OGS? I LL HELP ^ vou Fi* the SANDWICHES, DEAQ.' > G-e, thanks ' - aur f \ seyrHiNGS made w e PACKED ALL THE ^ H O M - - t h s ) / v o u C F A -rx e a tM P ry 'W H e a e sJiB u siN e ss ----- Ob*m LUNCH .I m a r nam e so m e- . ID PATHEP L Y*A$WA 9UNCH LOF TlGEPS r - DAGWOOO VCU SIMPLY HAVE TO Give Twe pu p s i THEIP BATH *-F ,TOCW MMM T I E HEAKD THATJNJU VS \ TOHTO? A/AMS SCUNOS / ^ e e e c V TV®TRUCK W « m N « M m jiu r CWWDfDITMtRtt WONT WROOM wadV t r ip ^ O H . N O - MC PUT THE LUNCH b a s k e t s in THE THUNK. T - i i LAsr . » ; v l NiGHr. ..TWIWt BEEN LOADED' AN1 THT _«CO« BANOIN'ME An OOeSNT HAVE M M ? 9URB HAS A LOT OF FAITH IN ME/- _ MOPE I | Moffett Field, Calif., and chair­ man of the Intlitulc of Aeronauti­ cal Science*, laid; "I think that apace, travel can he accumolLhcd within our b»«. >oration, anummi there 1* atiffic. Colonies May Be Organized On Moon jins: demand :cr .uco Right*.' Within 200 Years ✓ And Dc. Robert D. Waldo, senior engine*, r with the Aerojet-General •Corp. of Azusa, Calif., may havu SAN FRANCISCO. <* - Human forecast practical space travel In rnlonie* on Ihe muon nml nearby a nearer future than is commonly nlanela may be established within assumed. Discussing how one of 200 yegr*. an Internationally the big problem* in space travel Known rocket expert aAid Thurs- i* finding a mrtal which can with­ stand the (»■ untie heat expected day night, .Man will builrl' a hiibnle on the Irunt friction when a space ship moon of plastic nr rIimh, mi Id Dr re-enter* the earth’s atmosphere, Krafft A Khrlcke, and II will Rite ho said: way to >lijl Idggrr alrcondllionril "I feci . , . this metallurgical enclosure* which will become Hie problem t» about to he licked." Itrit expeditionary headquarter* Hi* firm It building the second racket pha.e of the artificial satel­ fur the exploration of apace Khrlcke, former German V-2 lite to bu launched next )rar, rocket propul*Ion expert who now Khrlcke held out mi ruty sc I* ia with the Cunvair Corp. In San etico-flcUon dream of spare travel. Diego, addressed a joint mcelins Ha said tha first bubble on the of the American Rocket Society, moon probably would be no more the American Society nl Meehan- than Ju or GO feet high, but it leal Engineer* anil the Inalilute would bo tlio first step toward colonizing spare. The bubble ma­ of Aeronautical .Science*. Tlte veteran id Hiller'* Prenp- terial would have to filler mit mundc rocket research and (level- harmful ray* from sunlight a* opniviil center did not p.-edict doc* the blanket ur air around the when the moon bubble would be earth, ha said. built. However, G. K. Cooper, re- Larger bubble* would be built acarch pilot of the National Advi­ over the original site, he predic­ sory Committee on Aeronautic* at ted, until a colony measuring pos­ place- " — sibly several acres would be hous­ ed. Within the translucent canopy, he theorized, plant* which had been brought to tho first bubble wuulil lx <!efriot)cd to such an lent that their oxygen discharge .- itll) H liv iilT i t 7i v m A e s s a r y ba­ lance with human beings, who would con*um* the oxygen and .nu-hargu the carbon dioxide need­ ed by lho plants. -- After the mo—, tha pranet Br^c appear* the next ■likely target, ,„v L>/C«i-u;d aci«oti*i laid. FISH FRY by Veteran* of Foreign War*, flemlnol* County Post No. S2SJ FARMER'S AUCTION - 5 p. m . May lGlh • 1)0011 PHIZESt 21” Dunuml TV-Kadlo nml G o th er clcctrlcnt appliances TICKETS 51.1)0 HENEF1T ULDO. FUND RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR, Real Kitnte Rule* — Rental! — Tnveitminta Denrudahle litiuranc* and Bonds • * O. M. Harrison, Associate Ilroker S. D, Hlghleyman, Associate Saleaman 201 Park Are. South Phon* tRfi CAN Live up TO IT/ Here'sWhere the New Ideas Come From ... AvOOV; THt MO/.MSL mala Fer|u**on thir I know of I* COPS NEED DIVERS J "Skin diving ha* a place in poleft in onr branch of th* clan to DETROIT i#—Police recruller* j lice wurk," *aid Deputy Supcrlncarry nn ihe name In this coun­ xr* looking for a team of skin tendriil Mile* J. Furlong, "There try, and I hopa lo find that some diver* to Join th* free. ar* many limp* live* wnulld hr may have survived In the U. 5. A." • aved if we could gel to drowning victim* quickly." BALTIMORE LTV-A clan rlaim- Teh "first line King," li* said, hensn hi* reign in 4M A. D. Ing descent from Ihe "‘Pr-t t-ii" King of Kcotlind, Fergus Mor MacKi rca," 1* searching fur *umo one to carry nn Its proud nartte. In a lellcr lo the Morning Sun M ay, Daniel A. Cooper of l.lnnlthen, Cardiff, Wale*, appealed to Baltimore people for help. "There i* a ixtalemrnt In the 'record* of Ihe clan and name o' Chack leaka In roof and Fergution,' that my greatgrand­ father, John FrrgUMnn. had tw> around openings before they brother*. Donald ami William, who cause extenalve damage. went to Baltimore from I’rrlhshire, Scotland, and preiumably became naturalised American*," Cooper Turn to tha Claealfled aectlon wrote. "Dua lo wan, accident* and for hulldlnff aervlcea and other cau*#s," ha continued, "no Ilrneral Motor*’ new Technical Cenler — Inruiwl of ila kind in the w o r l d — employ* 4,(MK) engineer*. *cienti*la nml »tyll*t*.Th»ai vast fNoiiTf fa combine with Pontiac a own ultramodern engineering facilities to bring you America'* greatest automobile valuo — Pontiac, ■ General Motora Maalerpieca. Fergusson Clan Is Looks For Someone To Carry On Name Walib"NUa, WU*Wulr-MCTV, l«4«r. *•» * —• • fa c t aa ( M l aaw t c i H l i i l Ch I m . ROOF LEAK? ... andHeats Where repair* to keep your home In perfect condition. STARTS TONIGHT' STARTS 7tM ^ C in em a s c o p e TAKES YOU SINIATH THE SEA! - cam too in . rnn. ro e »AmT»..« CHICK YOU! CAI— CHICK ACCIDIMTL* <wC\ ™ You’ll know Ihe emitneera have been tip lo aomclhing apeclnl the flrat time you nxk tlii* long, low beauty for action, for hcro’a "go”"’ you can’t get anywhere elxe. TTw "go” of tho nowcot In high-comprcii*ion, high-torque engine*—Ponliac’a Strnto-Strenk ,Y-8, bo advanced and to efficient it delivered k te F R A T tn is-tiu onl WEI). more actual mile* per gof/on fAan any othtr "tight” in the Mobilgaa Economy Run! 'Hio "go” of the noweat in eulomatil tranamlMiona—I’ontiac’a Strato-Fligbt Hydra* Rlatic*, specially engineered for Strato-Stienk jxjwer and amooth as silk at any speed! Come on m ohd bring yourulf up to date fa*tl •A* (*n*Ml P ontiac Q a cd im jL WILLIS PONTIAC SO! W. FIRST ST. i �•V Fans, Summer Furnishings, Summer Rentals, Lawn Service, House Painting, Insulating Make Summer More Pleasant ■X' .. 4 V' W ant A d s Get I9-FA\M AND GARTEN 3w-no»*r,s-cATT7.r. I*—PIANO BKKVICR L. L Sill — Plano Technician B RIDING Horses and saddles 1040 Ford Tractor Double Phone 11M Route I. Staford 9300 Phono MOT Sanford.______ Bottom 14" Plow, 3 Row l l —ROOFING—PLUMBING Cultivator. For Belter Piuratilai w!YfK?Nt} MOO outh Park—Phone U n*m NOT A PROJECT! BUT— Romas aI Real individual! lyi Brittany Farm Hemet, Early American, Ultra Modtrn, Con 43—ARTICLES H IS SALE ventim l A F r e n t h Colonial typei. PEAT-Gct your Dactwylcr Peat —Factory to Tee— it Grapevllle Nursery, 40c Bu. Aluminum big. Annuals now ready. Phone BUILT On Large Landscaped lOJa-Grapevllla Avt. JUil off Venetian Blind* fast*: In the best of neighbor Kaeloaed bead. Sag-proof bottom Country Club nd. heeds. MERCHANDISE BRITT TRACTOR CO. Hiway 17-32 Bo. Photw 001 rail with plastic ends. rtaatie.or rayon tapoa, Cotton or nylon la—Musical in stru m en ts COMPLETE with all the Matures CeetraeUaK tad Repair corda. you have dreamed about such Itm ftaaferd Ave. Pfeaa t i l l Henkarlk Glam tm d f t f i t O* GOOD Upright Plano, |1I5. Phone as colored General Electric sjs iPhone 1821 lA~-PLACES TO EAT YOU'LL LIKE — Plate Lunch from 7Se. Scrv.J.ln cool comfort—MUS. APPLE­ BY'S RESTAURANT, 106 S. Park add Valder Hotel. K—PERSONAL NOTICES Bell■away, av Hoapital a n u U a t>y fed: leda. bay. Week or Month— T«L 1*23. Furniture Center116 Weat First M GOAT MILK V Randall Priest, South latifofd Ave. Phono aau-W-1 YOUR * time la valuable, MY time la at your lirvlce. CALL 463 for "Barberloi by Appointant.'* GARFIELD WALKER, ■oprletor. LOflal and Long Dlatanoo moving. Agentl for HOWARD VAN LINER, 1NO. PENINSULAR T r a n sf e r a sto rag e , inc. ^ fflc a 1300 French Ave., Phone R Something^VERY SPECIAL fee others Only at Phillips Conlal Cleaners, Pho n e 4 1 1 .^ ^ £ • AUTOMOTIVE ~ B^BOATS AND MOTORS lea the New Krlnrudc Line for 'H ROBSON Sporting Goods * Evlnrude Salea & Smice A B. lit St. Phone MS I960 23 H. P. Reconditioned JohnIon Outboard Motor. Price Sioo. Call Harry Wlillener at 2203-W > A. M. to 2 P. M. 13 Ft- Aluminum boat k trailer, 10 H. P. Johnson, Call *06-R. PABTS-Rjs“ A1RS BXPERT FRONT END ALIGN^&ENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ ING—Passenger c a r e a nd Trucks; all makes, sites—H ton Id 5-Ion, Seminole County Mot­ ors, Inc. 319 E. lit St. PHONE 1011. 11—TRACTORS DEMONSTRATOR —MM Tractor Model BG, 25 H. P. Complete With wheel weights, hydraulic lilt, plow and equipment. SAN­ FORD MOTOR CO., 1001 Sanford ftve., Phono 1370. ________ 13—TRAILERS ll wtu pay YOU to see US before feu buy. Open Evenings and BumUyi Easts Me Tinier Sale*, Palatka, Fla. _______ BBPOSSESSION 1930 Shllbourne Clipper 27 ft. house trailer. Will lacriflce. Phono 132. "AflEAT DANE" all aluminum produce trailer, 32 foot, recondi­ tioned, 1932 model with good tires. Well worth 33,600. Seventy Other used trailer! In stuck. G r e a t dane - diamond t . 103 South Orsngo Blossom Tull, Orlando, 5-9051. 112-114 West 2nd SL Phone 320 PLUMBING Contract and repair work. Free estimate!. R. L. Harvey. 201 APT. site gas range. Good con­ dition, |M. Phono 1163-M. Sanford Ave. Phone i m FOLD1NO Cots—99-96. 30 Ft. HM« 13.91. All alio Tarpaulins. Army* “ ‘G .’& o & s i r * Service All Water Pumps— Navy Surplus. B10 Sanford AV«. W alla____. ruled - Pumas WB need htrnnure. paying lop ad Phnne Paola Road Phone 700 cash for same. Sell to buy from, 11—SPECIAL NOTICES SUPER TRADING POST on Hwy. 17-92. Ph. 8017-W. ENVELOPES, letterheads, atat* manta, invoice!, hand bull,'and House windows for sale Including p r o g r a m i , »te, Progrtialvc duty scrams. 9100 ea. Hiavy duty Priming Co. Phone 40S — *03 gas air-pnniprnsor, 330. Hoy Wen tiih Ht. Heel's. Uth St. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cell GOOD Baby Bed. Call 22S7-W. Ralph Ray, 3160. FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tape ReUPHOLSTERING cortler*. S u p p l i e s , SEE— Cuitom Made Drapery and Blip WIEHULDT'S CAMERA SHOP. Covtri. 110 S. Park Ava. STANLEY KULP 44—APPLIANCES Phona Sanford - 2858 J Bail S. Park (Hiway 17-93) FRIGIDAIRB apnaeices, sales and service. O. H. High, Oviedo. T. V. REPA IRS Fla. Phone FOS-3313 or Sanford ’Til 10 p. m. Service Cain 93.00 W. io4> w alter o o. m. A. Nurri! Pb. 1589. J. 0. Herrin, Ph. 2993-J. Licensed Techni­ AIR CONDITIONING cian!, guaranlaed work. Fnr Room or Building H. a POPE CO. INC. WELDING IM Seeth Park Ave. Phone 14*3 C. A. TAYLOR. Jr. 307 E. Fourth St. HAGCEltLY APPLIANCE CENTER WfiLLDRI LLIN(* ‘Your Wcsluighouso Dealer" Pump Riles with PHONE 1757 113 MAGNOLIA Repair Service OAKLAND SIIAVV 19—BUILDING MATKRIAIJt P. O. Ilox SIS IX1NGWOOI) USED BRICK Thorc: w. p. iti-itui TWO CARLOADS boauilful uiad Orange, red, and burnt KOlt speedy, reasonable A reli­ hrlck. black. See them at SHERMAN able TV and Radio Ropalr Ser­ CONCRETE PIPE CO. vice. CALL HOOVER, 2933 or Visit 303 S. Sanford Ave. KKIM-MIX CONKRKTE Miracle Concrete Co. CKUA.Mli: T ILE 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1331 Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 131 METAL ROOFING Free estimate. Quality work. Now In slock. 5-V Crimp—l 1!" SPRAYING — Lawni, shrubbery, corrugated — 14" Corrugated Oct all Your roofing needs at citrus for cinch bugs and other pests. PRONE 2108-M. W. 11. Hhermun Concrete Pipe Co. Out West nth St. Pringle. Mothers have until May 26 lo WIN. 14-BUSINESS em uipm ent Call 481. Ihe Phillips COLONIAL HAYNES Olitre Machine Co. CLEANERS. Typewriters, adding machines BREAKFAST DELICIOUSLY fiaiso-Rcntali. 314 Mag.. Ph 44 Hot Biscuits, Eggs. Ham, UrIU and Coffee—Sflc. MRS. APPLE­ 47—fURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS BY'S RESTAURANT, VaJde: HoteL 1617. 33—WANTED TO HUY WANTED—One, two, or three ft, r . elr-eompreaior. Call 2021-W. PINE umber. No tract too large or smell. J. L. Gllston, 108 w, Dth St. Sanford. pllance* and colored plumbing fixtures. AND available at reaaoaablt oes with UM beat flaaMlag with minimum down-par menu. r Wellborn C. Phillip*, Jr, RENTALS Since 1941, Sanford's Leadin a Builder of homes for over 1,900 Vt-APARTMENTH peonle. sales office: Little Venice In Loeb Arbor. PHONR 1364 WELAEA APARTMENTS: rooms, private baths. 114 W. First St. Avalon Apia. Efficiency. Phone 7»W LOWELL R. OTTER JUBAer - Phof* U » FURNISHED Apt. lift) Motion Office; 2641 * Orlando Dr. villa. HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t Apia. 319 & Atlantic. Daytona Beach, Call 2374-W. FURNISHED Apts. 2014 W. First Ht. Reasonable—Phona m l. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ H O M E S able for bachelor or couple. Private bath. Across from Post v’EW. Beautifully Designed TlinEF. Office. Manuel Jacobson. and FOUR Dcdroom Homes • 1 Eflicisncy apmmenis, air con- and 2 Ralhi diuomng and TV optional, mil FlIA and VA (Gl) FINANCED S. Park (Highway 17 92), San A Varied Selection of Plans ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT I’rlcsd from 311,200 to 331,ooo 1-ROOM lufnishtd apartment. Built By ' Close in. 111 E. Hlh St. $10 00 monthly. Phone 23C(1 or 1032. OllltAM A TUDOR, INC. ROOM INS IDR AND OUTSIDE Builders of Final Homes J-RKDItOOM furnished apt. Very Four bedroom home, twn lots. Oa!: Fur Florida Living clean and dose in. I’huno Old, shade trees. $7,500. Terms. Jimmy Cmvan. HOMES AVAILABLE; See u* for rrrncn Avr. Property South Pinccrtsl . Sanford, Flu. E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. alr-con.il HEAL ESTATE DRIVE IN tinned. 17 02 smith city limit* Grove Manors .... Sanford, Fla. 2511 French Av«. Valencia Villas , Del.aod, Fla. SlumbcrUml Court. J. W. HALL, HKALTOR SALES OFFICE "Call Hall" Phono 1738 2623 8. French Ave. Threo and four room furnlnhe.l Phone: 21U0 and 2980 su it. Very clean and d ot* in. IF FI IS HEAL~ESTATE ask rnimiey * Meotetti Phone flirt, Jlmniv Cowan. at 117 South Park Pkeae 772 TURN. Apt., 1113 Park, Adults H O M E S They Know TWO modsrn thrse rooms li bath, LAND AND HOME lakcfront apartments. 352.00 mon­ 3 bedroom home and 5 acres tiled thly. Lnngwood. Tclcphono Win­ lartu land. Priced $0230. ter Park 2-73381. Total price 37300 fur now 2 bed­ FURNISHED dean 1st. floor aroom homo. partment. 1004 Palmetto Ave. WILL BUILD and furnish lot and Total price only $9230 for new 3 FURNISHED Apt. Phono 46lMV terms In Oviedo. UidUblo build­ bedroom home. now working lit Oviedo. Can 2 ROOM furnished apt. Tile hath, er ,iart immediately. It. D. DAN­ Kohrrt A. Williams, Rentier private rnirnncr. Phone 3D30-J IELS, Uviedn. Baymnnil Lundqulsl, Associate EMPLOYMENT FURNISHED 3 room g a r ag o 3 Badroom. llbith House. San Phone 1673 Atlantic Bonk illilg jparlnunt, 1401 Ojk Avo. 34—CHILD CARE Lanta Suh-DIvislon; 31700 down EVERYTHING YOU NEED and assume G.l. 4WY Mlgc. $800 DOWN 5 ROOM furnished apartment. BABY S1TT1NQ In my homa. 903 FOR A LOVELY with 370.29 Monthly Pay’ll. MODERN 3-Bcdroom and den. Garage, Phone 24U-J. ULDROOM W. 4th. Call 310-R. Phone 2974-R for appointment. Kilchen equipped. 1/icatcil at 1228 In Cbolce of Colon FURNISHED 2-heAroom uarage 1-BEDROOM house. Phone 2966-W Randolph St. Owners MDfurtune Baby Setting In my homo or yours apt. 2tl Maple. Phcno 1772-J. nece**iiatos his offorlng at SR.Mature, dependable. Ph. 414-R. •6 -L G n ooo, which Is certainly $1,000 less >j—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL 19—HELP WANTED-FEMALE l han its Hue value. $73 per YOU GET ALL LOTS — Plnecreit lecllon. City month will handle. Immediate OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms. Pal­ water. Phone 637-J. WANTED CHECKER—Apply Mr. Possession. metto Bldg. Call 1764 or 1494. Cassuba, 300 E. 3rd. Good start­ f l —BROKERS end REALTORS HOME AND INCOME ing sslary, vacation with pay, PIECES Upstairs is rentedi downstairs Is free Insurance, Double Dresser Ilox Swing >7--111)USES and COTTAGES ready for you to move in. Both Mirror PairPillows Conselt A REALTOR Flret WANTED B tiutldin. Either Jr, ■iQokciln lied FURNISHED Iwo bedroom home. unlti nicely furnished. Building BidSpread CULLEN & HAItKEY qr Sr. o p e r a t o r . ELLA’S Innanpiing 3 miuuios tram la-al Baao recently painted. Large Lot. Si­ Fair Boudoir BEAUTY SALON (A DeBary Mattrais 161 N. Parh Ave. Pboae DU Phona 3049-J. tuated near store. Ktsp that Lampa Phone 1604-J. east of living down on thl* bar­ 2 STORIES gain or rent both unit*. Only 2-BEDROOM House. Xitchan fur$10 DO W N UKAUTY operators, full or partWell established nclKhlxirlrood. Ex­ *7,000. nlshed. In luwn. Phone 443. time. Apply in person, Harri­ cellent value at |12,UOO. ett's Beauty Nook. IDS So. Oak Mather of Sanford SEE Seminole n u tty ror Dealr Ava. ___ .46-49 R let SL Pbe*e 197 able Homa and Apia. Phone 27 HERE TIS Seminole Realty We can putf you la the cattla bull- W. DIETRICHS T. W. R E M WANTED—White single woman 2-Bedroom house, Phone 2963-W. ne», with caltle, equipmant, Im­ BARGAIN! IMt Park Ave. rhea* 27 or tea between 19-40 who would Ilka to .......... proved and unimproved pas­ learn Denial Laboratory work. DUNCAN-t Yt-E _Alahogany^ drop NICE clean lurnlshoi coltago on ture, fences and evtwylhing. leaf (able ami foi)r cushioned 17-92. Rent by week or munth, Close In- ONLY 310,300. Sorry, Cuutact Sanford Dental Labors 17—BROKEKR and REALTORS rliairs. $300 value, only 3123 Lights and water funushed. Ph. tnry, Sanford Atlantic Bank but mostly cash. Terms. Phono 1426-J. 3010-W1. Bldg. Phono E03 between 0-4. | LO O K "You promised to tnko n wnlk with me. so wIH you picas* hurry ana finish the Want Ada2” D A IL Y ACROSS LTubor 1So. Am.) 4. Public vohlcle 7. Bhilf la n Inink K Species of plor (arch.) 10i Knocks $ 168. 10 41 Ft. New Moor houae trailer With metal awning and TV. Available Juna 1st. llarguiu Vico at 33300, can finance. Fflv Ave. Trailer Park. Lot 4-A. ROCK Maple dlnetle set 340; dub 3-REDR00M c o n c r e t e block 4 fl. wllh cabana. i-HF.LP WANT ED—MAI.F 94 ft. house trailer with chair 31a, youth bed 10; crib $10 houae. Kitchen f u r n l i h e d . Completely furallhed. Radio, TV. and etc. 3T3o. Call 2833 until COLORED truck driver wanted. 861 E. 201h SI. screened porch, carporte and 30 per day. Ph, 1707 Richard utility room. At 2010 Adama Avo. •:oo p. m. Silver*. Lake Monroe. .MORE:—MUCH—MORE Phone 672-W. BUSINESS 19—SALESMEN—AGENTS COTTAGE ready lo move In, com­ pletely furnished. All utilities. SERVICES Salesmen or Saieiudlei for full 2404 Park Ave. or part-time work with national­ ROOM* 16—BEAUTY PAHLOBS 2-REDROOM furnished h o u s e , ly known Vi-Sin producla—Earnclose In. Call 944-M. r lleiutv Vumh-r Ph. 9Tt Ings high and unlimited—Write FOR letter of application to Vl-San ■rrlett’g BMOty Nook W —BOOMS in caro of Box 4. Sanford Herald 103 bo. Dak and in appointment will be ar­ • Bookcase Bed NICE bedroom. Private entrance Double Dreiser ranged. IT—BUILDING • REPAIRS ana bath. Phone 2029-W. PAINTING Mirror MERE IS*YOUR OPPORTUNITY * 0 -WANTED TO RENT 2 Lamps ..... landing and finishing, for a profitable business. Be­ Innmprlng Mattreu •amng, waxuif. Serving Semi cause of the demand for RawWant 3-Bedroom house, modem Matching Box Springs lelgh Product* In Sanford. I am je county line*. 1923. bath, kitchen equipped: for local I M Gleason Like Marv uaabla to call on all families. • Day-or-NIghter Sofa builneaaman. H. L. Foley. Phone See me for pirllculirs or write SALE) 2342, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Platform Rocker ULEH SALE! Kawteigh’s Dept. FAD-440-216, lubber Base Chair Memphis, Tonn. C. L. Shonyo, tt-ACKEAGE 34.25 gal 6316 .'•Rent Stucco Paint 2 End Table* Cheney Hwy., Orlando, Fla. HTBaie 1 Cocktail Table 0—ACRE bearing orange grove, 94 00 gaL WANTED—Full or part time comtenant Stucco Paint 4H miles from Post Office. Price 33.73 gal. million salesman. Wonderful • 5-Pc Dlnetle Set interior Varnish 913,000. Easy terms. Phone 1393-J TERMSI TERMS! ■ SEE USt opportunity for big earnings. TIED A PAINTERT AT McRANEY-SMlTli FIRESTONE STORES. MU S. Park Phone 1203 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. REAL ESTATE Comer 2nd. A .Magnolia Ph. 1232 16—WORK WANTED—FEMALE IT I Springtime, Umi to paint In- --- ------------------------------- —— Bud Bamberger" Bamberger" Mgr. Mgr. "Bud 15—HOMES ltde k outside. For an efficient MAID, Cooking. 1210 .Manguestcne. upen Mondays ’ill 1:90 p.m. fainter Call Mr. Taskar, 3170-J. ju lw o lll "wANT* D—MAIE ' i REASONABLE large comfortable VtSIT 0U,t DALCt):S* home. Partly furnished. Phone n ^ X L E C T R I C A L C o n tra c t a re 1232 or 2333 J. SCHOOL HOY with power mower Used lurmiure, appliances, tools etc. Uougbl sold. Larry’a Marl 3-BEDROOM, tile bath, Florida H k D A L L ELECTRIC CO. wants mowing. Phono 716-M 4. 321 East 111 St. fhone 1631.___ M etrical Contracting aod Repalra POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph. room. Oak floors, large lot, abide A fruit trace. Call 1074-W. TV Servlet Center 2193-J. _______ ________ Buy yuur Furniturn at Barry's Warehouse Furn., Co., at 962 W RMlx and Crosley Appliances lit SL All aatioaally adv. fur111 Mu m Hi A vt. P h. 113 FINANCIAL , nlturn at warthouw prices. 2 Bedru m Generate Black —IilflHfcsf "CasiP trX d e ~ iN 19 6 - l a u k d b t -dkt c l e a n in g 24—INSURANCE VA — 9225 Down Payment PRICES PAiD FOR USED 936. Per Month P k 1 FURNITURE Kitchen Fully Equipped N w M RaMi ta PraSemd WILSON-MAIER Act fast to ihooie colors and tile Laundry Policy holders A. fL Shoemaker, Builder FURNITURE CO. Cleaning lohn WIHinmn Itut. Agency Phene 1M1 CaU 058 417 Sanford Ailaallo •Me F*e«laar( Bldg. 911 E . Firs* JBL AT ECHOLS 3 % :k*T.i”aJ ‘K a u . Filament from the brad f 12. Monkey (Ho. Am.) 23. One of the Beam (AatKXL) IS. Inciters 29. Gold (H**^ 20. rtural prottou* 3t. CorouMl OZIER REALTY CO. S RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKERS S. D. UigUeymu, Aeooelate 264 tiaeik Perk Ave. *-EK , (Bib.) IK Peasant* l 4Indie) a harem J.lUrangu* 2. A Htato* house TELEVISION M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land Suveyor. > 116 N. Park Phone 1129. s r sso r r a i a s a i a TUBaDAV AvrstanooN lis t ACT*alur* with Uaala WaJI 1:10 l i t e r rirtt. Last * Always Sits Carluoa Caralval ti»t w •HMr-Nawa-apla. m l ttsnuiavova t i n Don Malt's Corosr 1:11 U n i Itanisr Till tlsndsivuus (ISO Ub*ra«« Si oo , i.ta Three Uvse a, so Rad kkaltoa 1 :0 0 11.000 Qusstloe Silo ’ord Tksatro ISlOO Flrasldo Thsatre 10:10 CrntxVads moo Nlahl Mows Rspers 1 CON PIPE CO. 0*9 West 11th SL m Phene 1188 ww sm m aa ss D Dsi NOMSIIB 6:66 a-ea rosraai Ki m m s 1:11 H__a wri-wsathsr T : 0 O Tits Mornlai almw 1:00 Captain Kantarue vita Vlovw’a Dl«aal Mi to:oo • r - it; aarry Moore , Strata Rovaoe Show 10:10 lilt0. UiU tsn OT& anarch far Tomorrow 8tare I, tor Tomorrow 1 ArTNMNOON 11:00 Jack Paar Bhow *'Aa tht World Taras" 13,10 i,To Art >!tt UW" Housepert* ottor'o T h i" B t g 'V n r o f f Crosbr 6kow isn Rob1 Hrlahier Dap lit! Kacral Storm II C h » n n » f* firw V ee S Film Faro GRAB YOUR PHONR and « « 1621 for a Herald atf-wfftef «m mimita yoa find semetkmg*» m Lost Ada Bad 1*1 h A‘ l I s>3 SKPIgptR 26. Inaldu 30. low* ' tabbr.) *32. CorjuncttoM 33. Flowwca 39. Infant 37. Takas supper 38. Intellect 40. LooaUaa 43. Rodent (So. Am.) 4X Back of the foo4 43. Timid 44. Blunder C -r-y HAVE MORE MONEY by sellIng unneeded things through Want Ads. Phone 1321 for help » wording your ad. 22. River IU L ) 23. "Yta­ in voting (var.) 23. Paper* 1 con. tolrw , tn* 23. Awtnr 24- Room la Laur* B. Oiler l Reg. Real EiUte Broker 2641 So. Orlaed* Dr, — Ph. 1119 A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates A. B. Peterson Jr„ !'. J. CheaFRANKLIN REALTY Garfield Willetts, John New and Re-sale Homes Phone ' terson, Mcisch, R. W. Williams, Haul 1660. Rt. 17-02, DeBary BALL REALTY ULiyii'j i.-ir.,i* :ia a w u q:irs - :i iim nt-] ;r*;i i , (IM ; I >1 J O l, tin tin-: ni □Li :t: j:-iutii.v q ri:t,r.i Ill’ll , WIP 1i i j *. ><is n < ii i . :i «ir.'ra-i :> •m i ir.if»i » i• :m i1 <•! 12. Large play.' <detailed tiU.1i* q. , ,P H L L Ing marble tlafoe* . \z r 14. Skill 33. At lsna> 69. Track V , *5 6 » ? ' through M-W h p ..--—'M .lK Urto. the fores* ccavWwRy 27. A hike , 3. Affirmative 1 vote* (var.) ■*.. Excla­ mation fi. Two-toed sloths «. Mix 7. Clan ^ 9. Ineendlar* Ism 22. Insect HIGHWAY BUSINESS NEED 4 BEDROOMS! Large lot Location for Ilent with apartment wllh beautiful shade trees: I non DOWN quiet neighborhood near High School; available Immediately. 2 Bedroom, all furnished garage apartment, with large lot and ONLY $7300. all oak floors. Income possibili­ ties with completing second w. a. apartment. Beet tor — Geaeval maw Gey Alem. Aieeetete Complete Priee $6,300 Arlrtte Price, Aaeeclale $300 DOWN tlB 111 N. Path Ave. 2 Bedroom concrete block homo wllh Utility space and carporte. Aleunder ft Stringer convenient to shopping, (7,000. Real EsUte ♦ Inamraoee Mrs. Lourloe Masseegar, Assoc. Hona L, Pnyton, Broker 107 Msgaolla Ave. Ph. 16 Alberta J. flail, Associate Phono 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha Bemee — Lets — Aeriefo CROSSWORD �^ • ' ' ■ . , k • k tify ' .v. • ________ — ' \H • >»r «>/* *:'; ; M, t.'.r'i'.'v V V ': • ;. ■-V-v. <t >,! ■1 .v. <| »■., /& <,s> , * ANNOUNCING THE OPENING ! SERVICE NEW-MODERN-CLEAN m Mj HARDWARE STORE featuring HOUSEWARES M m M M iu i A L U M IN U M -S T A IN L E S S ST E EL -P L A ST IC E N A M E L - G A R D E N T O O L S -H O S E S P R IN K L E R S - C A R P E N T E R SWF ED C H IN A -G L A S S W A R E - W A X E S-T O A ST E R S -C O F # T O O L S - A L L K IN D S - M A S O N S T O O L S - E L E C T R IC Horn -1 t. » ' B / £1 R - '= ,i ,•' • FEE M A K E R S-JU IC E R S C A R V IN G SETS- M IX M A S - D R IL L S -S A N D E R S - P O L IS H E R S -C A R P E T SWEEPERS TER S - FAN S - H O T PLATES - T H E R M O M E T E R S S P O R T IN G G O O D S - P IC N IC J U G S - T H E R M O S H A M P E R S -C L O T H E S BASKETS ~ M O P S -D R Y E R S ~ BO TTLES - IC E C H E S T S - G A L V A N I Z E D K IT C H E N STO O LS A N D T A B L E S -G A D G E T S OF A L L S W IM F IN S - G O G G L E S-B A R -B -Q G R IL L S - G A R D E N Valuable Prizes Given Aw ay K IN D S -C U L T R Y - S H E R W IN - W IL L IA M S C A R T S & SW EEPERS-LA W N M O W ER S - W H EELB A R ­ Plenty O f Room For Parking ROW S - C H A R C O A L -S A K R E T E - R O O F IN G - FELT Come In A n d Look Around P A IN T S - F R IG ID A IR E A P P L IA N C E S C E M E N T - B U ILD ERS H A R D W A R E Mere I ta n ere peleteS WARE You Will Be Welcome! Start $aving NOW litthis low,lowprice! S it our New Gold Tog Price on this IN SO O N with thin now P R O D U C T IO N ON D IS P L A Y gold m w m ! FRIGIDAIRE' S NEWEST R E G U L A R L Y L IS T E D A T $360.95 New 1956 10.1 cu. ft. FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator I WE ------------ v The monufeilurer'i Write M ’• Y1 \ thll Spatio I Modal ll-t 01-10 W IL L SE L L FO R M O D E L F D S -1 2 0 — 56 $ 2 4 9 9 5 $289 Our Gold Tag Price To You w ith trad e la FULL I I FOOT—FULLY AUTOMATIC MOLDS 49 POUNDS FROZEN FOOD 0 ROLL OUT SHELVES MANY OTHER FEATURES T/Tfiv^ m e Frifidoiro DtLux$ «*» It. tepoeSy O M i a l Uprlgti fsitam : i FatPFrmt RtfripraUd S M m e OUd+Oui J U M Onrieer • Famous Fritfdait* Compressor Untie t-Ysor Warranty and i-Y*ar ProUetion Pton • Kzko-Tkitk Insulation t Our prise tap teU only half the efary behind thlo outstanding freeter value. Just wait till you aw your food-bill tarings for the reel aurpriae of your life! Thta freeter .tarts to pay tat itself the aaomot you •tart to uaa U! MerMSttOI-M Limited quantity—they won't itoy long at this • Far the Rnt lima we can offer you • Frifldaixe top-quality 10,1 cu. ft. Refrigerator—a brand-new IBM model —at thti amatlng low price! Nevar before have we had inch a buy for you. Juit took at theie featured prfeol • Acron-the-TbpFreewr • Big Famlly-Slxe Refrigerator ScctfaA • Big Storage Door e Aluminum Shelves • Full-Width Porcelain llydralor • Stunning Pink and Beige Interior R E G IS T E R FOR FREE G I F T S NO u r n i: su w e » « w M i* > * ^ .9 7 ^ Trade-To Make «he#*ype Peed I tt Mmilar lew prlaaal O B L IG A T IO N Com in Today—Savingt Start aij lo o k for our Oold Tog Pilcoc for Moro Big Sowings V V, 1. > •i • - *v-vr4; >■.-.* v IM M W W raw £iV'. •-. • „».*• * �.................. * ------ "7------- WivrlEi 7 ---- " " ----------------------------n ' ;J • ■ ■ ' t e 1' i ■ w ill i l J 1 •-9* ft** It Toot Herald la Hat j Delivered By 9 P. M. Call 1821 Rerore 7 P. M. For Delivery -4 ■ ■ For New York Giants' Farm Training Base NEW YORK GIANTS' DORMITORY and administrative office* to b« constructed In Sanford in the immediate future. Tho modem building will house dp to 400 Farm System trainees. (Copy by Jameson) Expanded research in mental Ill­ ness was urfed by Dr. Wilson T. Sander, state health officer, of Jacksonville, as the Seminole Coun­ ty Mental Health Allocation's eimpalfn for funds |slns momen­ tum In Its last week. Yesterday, the Central Circle of the Sanford Garden Club, with Sirs. I . C. Moore as its chairman and the galli# Harrison Chspter of the if DAR, with Mr*. A. R. Key is its chairman, made contributions to the fund which la expected to reach ill foal May 13, the final day of the fund drive. Dr. Sowder, (peaking before the Florida Medical Association’* an­ nual meeting at Its opining In Mi­ ami Btach, aaid that fund* that are available for mental resaarch in the United States amount to only shout $4.3 per patient under trailMint while IB.10 la available for each polio victim and WL70 for each cancer euffarer, , Ho said medical schools at the Unlvereltlea of Florida and Miami should take the lead in research and alto In training of psychia­ trist* needed to stall new hospitals. "At the present time, mental ill­ ness is on* of the major health problems facing u»," Dr. Sowder laid. "It outranks all other diseases as a cause of disability." With 10,000 msntal palienis be­ ing cared fur in Florida, Dr. Sow­ der said our Institution* are badly overcrowded. To relieve them, he said tha state should go ahiad rap­ idly with plana for regional mental hospifala and outpatient clinics. Tha Seminole County Mental Health Association la headed by Georg* Touhy. Tha campaign for '<3$ ftinde began here May 0. Residents Will Be Admitted Free To Cvorps*; Gnrdens Hundred* of Seminole County resident* will visit near-by Cy­ press Gardens a* the guests of Mr. and Mrt. Richard D. Pope, owners of the famous attrart'on when they admit HeinInal* Coun­ ty free May 10 and So, The annual event comes at Ihn end of ona of tha moat successful winter season* In tho S3 yoar history of the World famous at­ traction. County resldsnta neod only drivers license* for fr*j admis­ f t sion fur the entire family. Four thrilling water ski showi will be presented daily. Show time* fur Saturday are 10:30,1:00, 51:"*. .i'll a Hominy ' >:0h, 1:00, 3:00, 4:30. Visitors will see the famous equatle act* recently seen on movie and television snorts. World and National writer akl champion* will perform In routines ranging from beautiful s' )«■•'''t cm si.' -* to tho hair-raising high lumping by champions. Children of all ages will enjoy the antics of costumed clowns on Steelworkers Seek W age Increase PITTSBURGH uD— The United Steelworkers will seek s “substan­ tial1’ wage increase and 21 other contract changes In forthcoming negotiations with 1T3 basic steel firms. The demands, approved ytsterday by the union's 170-memher Wage Policy Committee, touch on almost every part of tho current contract. Highest on (he list, besides wages are a premium pap plan for Saturday and Sunday work and supplemental unemployment bene­ fits. Tha committee did not pur a dollar and cent* value on the package. David J. McDonald, USW presi­ dent, said he foil the demand* were "reasonable” In view of high profits reported by most basic steel producers. a By SIRS. RATMOND MORRIS Approval of a plan to acquire the Casselberry Utilities Co., a privately-owned water company without cost nr finanrtnl obliga­ tion to any citizen, was postponed by the town's board of eldamten last night. A special meeting will be held May St at 7:30 p. tn., at which tint* a report from si New York attorney on validation of revenue certificate* will be presented. The board of aldermen decided to postpone action after a lengthy discussion last night on msthods of finaitetng expansion and Improve­ ment *f the company's facilities. Question* pertaining to financ­ ing, which will he done solely out of revenue, were answered by Robert Wagner of Leedy, Wheel­ er end Aliemsn, Investment house of Orlando. Problem* of engineering end expansion were explained by Charles niurk of Rlark and As­ sociates, Inc, Gainesville engine­ ers. The boetd’a monthly meeting w*t attended by about 60 per­ sons, Objsctions raised at the be­ ginning to various phases of the proposal by Frank l.ucey, Mrs. C. W. .Shipley and H. K. Buckley, among others, were answered to their apparent satisfaction dur­ ing tha meeting. Ernest I-owndes, retired vicepresident of the American Chicle Co., spoke in favor of the pro­ position and approved the plan to have Hibbard Casselberry continue to manage the water system. Olhtr*Nwho epok* In it* fnvor included Chris Nuermherger and C. II, Michaels. Weather Partly cloudy through Thursday, a few scattered showers and •lllhlly cooler today and tonight; low tonight 18 to <L Bobby Weiderhold Winner Of Central Florida Contest Hardware Store Has Opening Today Hospital Notes May IS Admliaion* Mary Stelnnicyer (Sanford) Dorothy Barnes (Sanford) Cherry Broxim (Sanford) Ula Spencer (Sanford) Discharge* Frank Pilts (Geneva) Virginia Collins (Lake Monroe) Ruth Bullard (Sanford) Stephen Duffey (Sanford) Vcndul Stafford (Orange City) Robert Redding (Sanford) May 18 Admission* Mrs. Naomi Schneider (Sanford) Mrs. Joan Reovea (Ssnfurd) Howard Hamer (Longwuod) Discharge Joseph C, Johnson (Sanford) ■kis. Seminole County residents will see fur tht first time many new Improvements made to the Gar­ dena during the wtntr month*. Beautiful modala dressed in old fashion cuttume* will ba on hand ^ to posa for pictures. HardcmIni are in full hloom. Tha attm tlcn was **>a by over • million people during the past ysar and Hemlnol* County resi­ dents will have a chance to anjoy tho Gardens be/oro the beginn­ ing of tfho of the largoat summer seasons in tho Garden's history. Cypress Gardens Is located only fear miles south of Winter Ha^ v«» lo tho heart of tho citrus bolt. Armed Forces Parade Group Slates Meet Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Armed Forces Com­ mute* Chairman Karlyle Hous-I holder has called a final meeting of the Armed Forces Day Parade committee for tomorrow afternoon to set plans for the Saturday cele­ bration. Atong with Hmisholdcr, the four co-chairmen of the event will meet with all committee mem­ Bobby Weiderhold, sophomore bers at th* American Legion Hut at Seminole High School, won first piece In the Central Florida on Seminole Boulevard. speaking contest held yesterday By MARY FOWLER In the meantime, tho American afternoon at the Rdgewater High George Touhy, president of tha Legion Fair Building on Celery School Auditorium in Orlando. Sanford C of C; Forrest BrackenAve. next lo the old beseball Tho title of nobby'* talk war ridge, manager of tha C or C, ami park, his been thrown open for "Conserving Natural Br*ources John Melsch, commissioner, were the building of floats for the Sa­ tn My Soil Conservation Dis­ giiMt speakers last night at the turday Armed Forces Day Pa­ trict.” civic auditorium In De Bary. The rade. After explaining bow a Boll occasion was tha first of a series Hie parade is slated to form at Conservation District la organised tlx Civic Association is Inaugura­ 0 o'clock at the corner of Flr»t and He purpose to locel land own­ ting for open discussions of local St. and Sanford Ave. and will ers Rohliy centered his talk on problems. move off promptly at i:30. local toll end water conditions. The Sanford officials were invit­ According to plans, thsre will Rohby tinted that “tht proper use ed to clarify the propossls under be an Armed Forces Day Prayer and of our land, watar, way for the crossing of Lake Mnnfrom the reviewing stand and the am! treatment other natural resource* In­ roe by a causeway us one solution platform guests will bo Introduced. sures a more abundant produc­ to the rapidly growing traffic sit­ However, there have been no tion of crop* for the present uation, which must b* met In tha speakers planned for th* Satiwday land owner am! also for th* nsxt near future by both state and fed­ occasion. generation.'' According to Robhy eral decisions on central Florida’s Th# Red Cros* has entered a the best method of getting all highway system. After the talks float in Saturday'a parade which the needed conservation practices a spirited question and answer will depict water safely with the applied on th* land le to first ob­ period was held. member* of th* Naval Officer*! a conservation farm plan Wives Club of the Sanford Naval tain At the business meeting (Re for each Individual farm. He ex­ Air Station manning tha float. president Mis* Key Kettnlngcr, plained that th« plan la divided Another Red Cron float will be Into three major parts, (1) An stated that the Brownies club far girl.* would soon be started, fol­ Th* grand opening of n new aniired by Lyman School with aerial photograph showing the lowing Iho Association's policy of self-service hardware store le besponsoring the cub packs of Ing held today at their lefr modern Scouts. Sydney E. Wilkes outlined store on SBIh St. In th* reeently flftt J S tSt,'-r(e&Oak j? Ava, according E - S r i* - & eeTtnfB proposals for tha grading and es­ developed neighborhood shopping to a release thU morning, South used for and the eonservatlon tablishment of s parking apace practice* required lo keep the on Oak Ava. to Second St. East land productive. (3) A set of at the civic building, which plain, area at Turk Ave. Tho Ted Williams Lumber and on Second St, In Sanford Ava. and arc to be dlscusisd further at the llurdwurv C<mpauy Is featuring south on Sanford Ava. to Filth St., written Instruction* telling the next Session. farmer til* best method of ap­ hnuirwnrt1* which Includes elec­ where tho parade will disband. plying each recommended prac­ trical refrigeration end kitchen So far bands lo be represented tice. equipment nf a nationally known in the parade will be those of Bobby placed eecond In th* 18 Persons Killed make a* wall ■* paints, garden Seminole High School, Oviedo Florida contest last year toots, and appliances. High School, Ssnfurd Junior High Central When Jet Crashes Th* huge i u i store, with self, School, Lyman Hohool, a n d and by winning first place this service display*, will alio feature Croomi Academy. Also taking year he will partlcipalo in Iho Into Rest Home (porting goods, do-U-yoursetf part wilt be th* Majorette Corps State Contest to h* held in Or­ OTTAWA tIB-A i*t fighter rork- tools *nl equipment, and Items of Seminole High School, th* lando on August S3. A twentyeled from S3.MX) feel Into a rent for th* homo and home repair Seminole (Ugh School Pep Club five dollar award was prsssntcd to Hobby by Gary Snow of Or­ home for Rnm,in Catholic nune last shop. and Ihe Croomi Academy Major- lando, night, killing 18 person*. During tho open house celebra- cites He Is a member of tho local Mo*? of the victims were aged tlnu ml siiilv award* will lai pre-1 Heading the pa'id* will be I'o- chapter nf Ihe Future Firmer* of and bedridden nun*. They perished rented many of tha vlsltora at- ilea Chief Roy Williams, Sheriff America, Seminole County Chapter. Denver Cordell, and the Florida In sn Inferno lit by te Royal Cana­ tending th* affair. Jay Yes* of Edgewater High dian Air Force CFI0O Jet. The store, located at 208 East Highway Patrol represented by School placed accond and was The plane smashed like e hotnh 28th St., I* fronted with wide viAer 1Y°oper T. Mark Mack awarded fifteen dollars and Kit Into the three-story brick mnva-| parking areal and Jrlve-lti faclll- uf 1’arotman Carl Williams, Giles of DeLand High School lescenl home of the Grey Nuns of tl*>. placed' third and waa awarded the Cross, alongside the Ottawa Tad Williams, ownsr and opera- KJ&W E s t a b l i s h m e n t Un dollar*. * •» * « P I I M I T I C n r River, seven miles east of Ottawa. torr of tb* new eelf-servlc* .hopTh* bodies of three nun* and a ping center, invitee all of hi* To Open Tomorrow 40 & 8 Society prle»t hail hern recovered from the friends and neighbor* t.i stop in cud *•* the modern fscllltie-i pro­ I A new retail establishment will smouldering debris early today. open In Sanford tomorrow to Postpones Meet Sister Marie Edmond. a**i*r»nt, vided In th* telf-servka store. The regular meeting of th* 40 *srv* the expanding needs of the general of the order, said there City end Seinlnol* County. k I Society, originally slated for were 38 sister* in (ha convent. REDUCED PENALTY Th* Imperial Til# Company, tomorrow night has been post­ She said tl were mining ami pro- PHOENIX, Ar i l . kP-Vernon Inc., contractor# and retailer* poned until Thursday night next •mned dead, Twenty-two other Gail Matthews, 21. Is lucky he for ceramic til* and all typea of week because of (lie number of nun*, including Ihree Injured, es­ wasn't born 50 years eirller, be­ Boor covering will open tomor­ members attending th* conven­ caped. cause he might have had lo deal row at 401 W. Flret 8t. tion. Also mining and presumed deed with a lynching party. He got off W. E. Wilder of Plant City I* Members are reminded that tha are the two man crew of the plane with a five-year probation term president of the new local firm next meeting nf the 40 It 8 Soand a woman conk employod a? for grand theft. and the resident manager will be clcty will be held on Thursday May th* home. W. R. "mil” Gay. | 34. The itnlen article: a horse. Dr. Sowder Urges Kefauver To Speak Sanford Officials Expanded Research Here Next Wednesday Speak At De Bary Open Discussion In Menial Illness Aldermen Postpone Approval To Get Utilities Company Senator Esto* Kefauver. Deniocretle candidate for nomination aa a presidential candidate, will visit Sanford next Wednesday night and will atop over hare for a brlsf a'.ay to talk with local citi­ zens aid to havo dlnntr. r». dm sell ilia* atcwlde delegate for Kefauver for this are'a, aaid thia morning tha Senator Kefauver wilt be in Sanford at 8 o'clock next Wednesday even­ ing and will deliver a short talk from a platform at tha corner of First SL and Magnolia Ava. Immediately prior to the May lit) Presidential Primary, Kefuuver comes to Florida for a statewide tour in his own behalf. Kefauver wdll have dinner at Jim Spencer's when he joins hie friends immediately following his Hanford ami Seminole County local appearance it downtown Hanford. Original plan* Included a noon­ time visit to Hanford and Semi­ nole County. However, plans were changed to tho night visit which immedliteiy precedes in Orlando TV appearance at 111 o’clock over WDDO-TV. Airs. Dallas, this morning, said that a tremendous crowd is ex­ pected to greet the presidential curdldate, on hie arrival hero next Wednesday evening. advertising staff on the - tour starting with the business office whtrP (he advertising, editorial, circulation and accounting depart­ ment functions were explained to ■ome thirty-odd youngster*. They seemed to he more Interested '« the mechanical department, which, though not air-conditioned as was the front office, drew th»ir at­ tention to the Linotype mechen leal typa setters where they saw molten lead converted Into bars of type, proofs made, forma eat and plate* east In cylinder forms to lx bolted to the l*rg» rotary type press capable of printing some fifteen thousand papers per hour. As the children left tha building after the trip wai com­ pleted, they received a type "slug" of their names, which proved to be of great Interest to them, .1though the type shown In reverse. On Friday morning, tha third grad* pupils nf Lyman School with Mis* Frances Cobb, their teachrr, In charge, mada th« trip and wer* as much Interested, It appeared, a* wer* the group of thf previous day. The procedure was followed with a comparable sited group who undoubtedly will turn out In years to come, some editors, managing editors, sports writers, society editors—and per­ haps good advertising salesman or two. FLORIDA'S GOVERNOR. 1-lRoy Collins, presents a signed prodemotion to Colonel Georg* Patrick Welcn, Chief, Florida Mili­ tary District, naming May 10 at Armed Force* Day, which will be celebrated throughout the Htate by open hou<» at all military installntion*. O p e n ' House will be held et the Sanford Naval Air Station from 19 *. a . to 3 p, m. Saturday. r' y — UNIFORM MAN RAVENaiWOOD, W. Va. Lfk—Fif­ teen unlformi testify to Ihe service record of Sgt. Charles J. Fait, mi# of lliveniwood'i most civic-minded clllisni. Fast, SO, his served In six branches of U, S. military serrlre, two civilian police forces, a flr* department and six volunteer and fraternal groupi which wear uni­ SOIL CONSERVATIONIST BEN WtGGINfl congratulates Robhy Weiderhold oa form . I 1st yeaUrdi/ of tho GMtral J?Jortda Speaking Got toad, (Staff Photo) 'ft *' -s i s V * r-.'-'. Bid* will ba ealled for May 34 for the construction of the New York Glints' Farm System train­ ing base dormitory end administra­ tive office* to be located oa MsUonvilla Ave. in Bio athletio area ad­ jacent to the Sanford Memorial Baseball Stadium. Th* bids will ba openod In th* office of tha architect, John Burton of Burton and Rogers, In tha San­ ford Atlantia National Bank Build. Ing. Tha huga building, oxpactsd tn cost in tha neighborhood of IIM.MO will house nearly 400 baseball play­ er* and trainees, a* wall aa admini­ strative staff, during th* ala-weak training psriod early aach year. Already under construction ar* tha additional playing field* neces­ sary to taka care of the training of the nearly 400 baseball players brought to th* New York Olanla Farm Syatsm spring training ses­ sion. Tha thraa additional baasbaU diamonds will be adjacent to tho two already balng used, ona in A t Sanford Mamorlat Baseball Sta­ dium and th* olhsr in the old base­ ball stadium area. Tha return to Sanford of th* New York Glints Farm Systam Spring Training Baa* la sxpectsd to relane an additional quarter of a million doUara Into th* trad* thannils of Sanford. Howarer, this estlmats-doea i d Include th* attraction, to Sanford of hundred* pf vUltora fend fimUlea of baseball playara, ?'-ij M HU Th# modem arahitacturo of lha new dormitory building will raaull In tha construction ot one of th* most attractive buildings In this area. It Is expected to ba completed by lha first of Ihe year when plana for tha lost spring training season get underway. Mr., Mrs. Williams Attend Royal Palm Club Meet Monday Mr. and Mrs. John IT. William a have Just returned from Orlando, whsro thay attended a meeting of the Royal Palm Club of tha American Fir* and Casualty Company, held at the San Juan Hotel, May 14. John H. William* Insurance Agency (a exclusive representative of the "American'* for this territory. The Royal Palm Club la tb* moat selective tnsursne# organis­ ation of Its kind In th* Southeast, and it composed of th* topmost "Amorlean" producers of th# 14 slates and the District of Colum­ bia in which the "American’* opera tea. Williams baa been a Royal Palm membar for asvea consecutive year*. The American Fira and Cafe ualty Company, with It* Home Of. (Ice In Orlando, has been a pio­ neer In multiple lino underwriting and other features, which bavo been of greet benefit lo tha ‘Amerlean” Pollcyholden. The ‘.‘American’*'' president, Walter L. Hays, sounded the key­ note of the meeting, "Tito Em­ blem of Better Service,'* will* tha prediction that, "Hi* future for us hoi* In the South le bright­ er than ever, wo really aro head­ ing Into an era of greatar possi­ bilities, there will be tote of busi­ ness for everybody. Tho»# who try can grow beyond their wild**! Imagination.'' Hay* slated "The aim of ihe 'American' U to give the best of service to its Policyholder*, to ito Agent*, and lo pry It* Agaptfe a maximum commission. It U also our aim that the Agent should own hi* own business, ant) not b* a ilavo to (ho Company.** Iliya continued: "Tho mfeamr(Continued nn I’aee 3) — . I *• * Building To House Nearly 400 ■ ■ .— I Jaycees Are Guests A t S N A S Tomorrow Th* Seminole County J Chamber of Commerce wit guest* of Captain Robert W. Jac son, Commanding Officer at .Bit Sanford Naval Air Station tomor­ row, The Jaycece nesting will bo olor Officer* Armed Force* ; "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, May 15, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8e79f2aab33b9e2ed7ec55198eb1cd87.pdf 01498ae8fc01dd0a52fb7d7a6be42da5 PDF Text Text 1 TRir RAffrORT) TTT.RALD i.' • J . . 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Florida: fa I tha property aonad In Pintrial It-I-B (Hlntla.family), lo- MW U ltH tP-j. v i’UG OT MP CU 0 I0 U5 --WMAT v/AS vT" THE REASON YOU P * " f W AN TED ME TO PAY TuC OACVOOD. WILL YOU J. PAY THE CHECK TOOAV FOR A CERTAIN r—J e vepv oooo J / Y sup 1 REASON? TT S - ch ec k a ( H a d a a K iel a'da of r r a n c h Aaanua between Katharlna Court and l l t h Street. la oropoaad to tia chanaad to < -I l l u m u t a i v i a i - i ia U i ii Lila tr ic e Maid property lieins mora pa r. flrtilurlv *l».trtl,.rt .1. the t.a*t t« f t of Lola I and I t of Block t. Illa hland Park. • lb) Tha proparly aonad In Dietrlrt C -| ItTommarrlal-lniluatr ia l) aad amhrnred aa follow. | i propoord to ha changed to* ll.l-X ( H ln g la - r a m li/t Dlatrletl lla slnm na a t point ot itnar. aactlon of North proparty Una of Way! Klr«t Mitral with tha r.aal proparty llna of Tam arind Aaanua. run thanca North to tha Mouth prnparty llna of Comm arrlal Htraat. Ihanra Kaat to tha Kaat proparty Haa of Ole*. • file r A renue. th e n .* N«fth In the N orthw eet corner of Block ut Tier IT. K. I t T rafforil’a up. lhanca Euat to th a l l u l fit-Mtierljr |ln» e*f Ih i k i m * » Aaanua. thence North to Ilia Mouth .proparty line of Kulton Mtre.t, thanca Laat to Ilia Northaaat corner of Lot T of Illock T, Ml Oartruda'a Addi­ tion, Ihanra Mouth to tha North proper! r llna of f'lrat Htraal, hence Waal to point of b ra in nln» Maid property halaa mora tmrtioolarly daarrlhad an all of hlnrtc 3 of T la r ITi all of Bloch t of T la r II; all of ntork i of T lar I t : all of n io rk t of Tlar I t ; all of Block I of T la r >1, of E. I t T rafford'a Alnp; and f.ot« T and I of Block L to) Tha proparty aonad In p i t trice C - l Itfoinmarclal-lnauatrial), located on North aide of F’lrat Htraal betraaan Poplar Avanua and Cloud Branch, la prupuacd to ba c hanaad to H - |. \ iM n y l r - f a m il y ) m etric! Hold ironerty hala* more p a rticu la r. V daacrlbad aa Lot* », IP. 11. Ij. II and I t ot Block T, of Ml. flrrtiu d o 'a Addition. All p a r ti t a In Intaraat and cftletn a ahall havn an nppnrunlty ta ha heard at aald hearing. If. N. MATKII Aa City Clark a f tha By order of tha City Commliitna of tha City of Manford (Merlda.-thU l i t h day of April, t i l l . *City af Sanford. Florid* f JU ST THAT IM CHEAP ' k ilt: W liite flowers or imported .voile -WMAV3 tw runner 2ALGN TOOK IT ON ONE . SHORT HOP/ FORf OOCSN'T HE KNOW IT’S 7 f tV 0 U T ? ,'M hO LPAr THtfZDs* n C ie AflTTE w / SNACKIM' H O N e s n y /n -iA r m o m /. OOVlSTDOLAZy s u a & '- B i/T H O W D ’/O U fOQ W OODS* , K NOW * > u g W AS EATirvQ- » O U T W H E N 1 CAME \ B A C C P P O M G E T P iN G MV COAT T H E C E W A S N ’T A D I S H IN s ig h t / A r y ( o p coueee t h e b b S u c h n l o v e l y w a y t o lo o k nil i u r m n e r I o n * ! 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Chlmasy repairs Valleys and gutters Porch aad steps Walks aad drives Foundation repairs , FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD . / } i-V B y P h o en ix , d re ss d a y tim e sh ad es. _________________ m - n r * * — a* -^w ^ « w eifrt*w M niei'iakaiaarB llll< 'Ws I n v i t o C h a r g e A c c o u n ts '* and �DAILY V O LU M E XLV1II EaUbMnhcd I W h a n po n o . n x m iD A MONDAY, MAY 14,1936 Aanoctntod Prano Loaned Wire Farm Local Furniture Dealer W o rk e rs Housewife Relates 6-Ho To Fill Unexpired Term T o L e a v e O rd e a l W ith K id n a p p e r 1On C ity Com mission H eld * ! A total of 32 054 mlgratorp farm worker* were ilgned up for work In Atlantic Seaboard State* in re­ cant pooled Interview* In Florida. From Seminole Count/ there will lie 2.324 worker* In 43 craw* work. A. L. Wilton, prominent „ . Wan­ ing in South Cirolina, Virginia, ford furniture dealer, w ll probab y \xar>lnnd, Pennsylvania, Delaware, bo appointed thl. evening to fill New Jer, ey lnd New York, tho unexpircd term of Sanford^ interview* made In Seminole City Commissioner Jack Ratlgan County on Apri| „ Veiled that who resigned early thl* year to ae- Ulcrt wm be 1,304 men and *60 cept a position In another part ■vwmen wtlh j j j children under U of the Slate. Vear» of age in the migratory year* "Family trouble I* tha ing The worker* group leaving the Sanford this," said 34-yaar-old According to Information reach­ area for the Seaboard States. Peterson of Holyoke, Mast., as They will travel In 101 trucks ing The Sanford Herald, Wilson spoke t* reporter* at the will be officially appointed by and 131 automobiles. County Jail Friday night Only four other areas In Florida Ing taken by Seminole County the present four City Commissioner* and thrn Immediately iwom exceed lha Sanford area In the uty Sheriff* on a lonely rilrS road Jiut off Stale Hoad 46, near Gene­ In to flit the remainder of the number of migratory workers leav va, a* he held a kitchen paring term this year until the fall elec­ Ing for the Allantic Seaboard Stales fnr the summer month*. They are knife at the neck of Mr*. Evelyn tion. Johnson wnnm he had kidnapped Wilson said in an exclusive In­ Pompano with 4,089, llclle Glade from her homo In Orlando, terview by Tiro Sanford Herald, with 4,006, Fort Pierce with 3,448, "In accepting Iho request to and Bradenton with 2,080. Mr*. Johnson, 18-year-otd wife oj Florida Stale Employment Serv­ icrve on the Hoard of Sanford Air Force Staff Sergeant Wayne T. ice Director William U. Norwood City Commissioners, I will have Johnion and mother of a 16-monthan opportunity to terve the City Jr., aald this represents 633 Crew* ohl son, c.'lmiy told her story of of Sunford In a greater capacity of worker* participating In an an­ being forced from her home at the nual worker plan which glvea a and from another viewpoint." point of a switch-blade knife Into dcflnle Itinerary of work com­ Tire local furniture man 1* p a t ­ her husband’s IBM Ford on a wild ently serving a* a member of the ments in northern states after Flor­ ride which ended on the sandy road Zoning and Planning Commission ida harvests end. mired deep la the ruta and unabla New York Slate led in signing 1and as a member of the Sanford to mov*. 14,377 worker*. Virginia Employ­ Industrial Board. Ho la also presi­ Then teenagrd mother aald ” 1 dent of the Sanford Kiwanls Club ment Service representative* sign­ FRAZIER PETERSON, 34, being taken from the Seminole County Jail to Orlande. Deputy Sheriff was washing diapers In tha yard James Singletary I* at the left. Orange Countv Denutv Hill flutter I* at Pstareer t right. Tha pri­ and vice president of the Sanford ed 10,629, Maryland signed 6,001, in the rear of our apartment at ami North Carolina 5,226. North soner refuseil to allow hi* picture lo be mad*. (Staff Photo) A. WILSON, Sanford furniture dealer, who will he named to­ Shrine Club. 494* Chaney Highway whsn ’that night a* a member of The Hoard of Sanford City Commissioner*. Wilson said, "I have had the Carolina, Pennsylvania, Delaware man* (pointing to Peteraon) walked (Staff Photo) and New Jersey signed an average pleasure nf taking part in t*-e of 3,000 each. city’s affairs on various boars's drink of water." Some of the workers have sche­ ami cnmmlssloncri and this ap Mr*. Johnion roUltd how iti« left poinlraent will give m<- an avenue dules including two or more of lbs man at tho door, went to look Ihrie states a* the harvesting sea­ lo express my opinions gained after her ton, and than found Pat* son varies from placo to place. emon In her a port met with an open Senator Estes Kofauver will In­ from luch experience*.” clude Sanford in hi* itinerary when The new commissioner appoin­ "We are very pleated that we switefc-bteite knife pulled on bar. he begins his five day tour of the tee said "I believe I have heard were able to sign up so many "Ha threatened to cut me H t slate next Monday May 21. •creamed.” aha aald. ” And than the expressions of the eltlzcns of workers," Norwood said. "Our pur­ Kefauver will speak In Orlando al Sanford to such an extent that I pose Is to help them establish a he choked mo and gaggod m ? noon next Monday and then fly to will he aide to represent them definlto Itinerary of wurk cornmouth aed taped me." A benefit harberna Is being Miami for a television appearance on lha Hoard nf City Commis­ mil merits from the time they leave given Wednesday night, May 23, The yrntmt homewlfe did not at 0 p. ns. know that Patereon had Just eorosioners amt carry out their Florida until we need them again at the Sanford Farmer* Auction in (he fall. We consider the pooled Tuesday he leave* 3!iaml and wishes." plated a 12-year atratch In Chartaa* Interviews one of the biggest steps Market to raise fund* to send a visit* Key West, Coral Cables, ton State Prlaon near Boston, Sanford leukemia patient to Oakin recent year* to aid migratory Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale. Ms**, on a ckarga of rape ami ridge, Tonn., for treatment. workers and bring some order and On Wcdaeaday, Senator Kefauver had bean rekaeed March » . She Ralph Bennett, 18-ye«r old San­ organization Into (heir movement* visit* Titusville, Sanford, Daytona alee did not know that ha wan, from place to place to that they ford teenager Is suffering from Hooch and New Smyrna. wanted bp Maaeachusetta author** tho rare d isuse and It la believed will know w hen they are going Tha aneuncement of hia Intend­ Uda tea "U dnaprtni". - ___ that further treatment al an Oakand where work i* available, ra" I a n taping on th e ^ h tf whirr* ed visit next week was made by thcr than waiting counties* hour* rtdge hoapdal might h« of help to Hviirp M.,Sinclair, General Chair­ ! had fallen," ah* aald, «tertiM hn aWfftm In a recovery. wandering In search of Jobs." man of the Kefauver for President totd me U I didn’t icream or wak* The workers signed up Include Ticket* to tho barbecue may bo Committee and Edward A. Hoanp fuaa ho wouUd lat mo off with* secured hy calling 234-M or from Ten geminate county youngster* 19.843 mrn and 12,811 women. The targe, vice-chairman, and released out hurting mo. participated In the Countywide migratory familial have 3,303 chil­ any member of the Sanford Fir* "He had aeon mp ear kepi,” from tneir Miami office. I Department. Mr*. Johnion related, "and be told Details of Senator Kefauver'*. Marbto Tournament held last Fri- dren under 14. The crew leaders listed 1,4631 Tin- leukemia victim I* the non visit to Sanford have not yet been '*a7 *’ t,' “ L**1* ' ' me to change Into a droit 11 H wo Sponsored hy the VFW, Semi- teurks ami t.621 car* as their of Mrs, Bessie Bennett ami llvoa wree going out tome place, Ae aitnoiinccd. However, it Is cxpccled nolo County Pint No. 3383, Harney transportation equipment fur m ov-.il 613 East Third tit. that he will stop at First Street and 1 changed Into a red dr*** 1 clip* Park Avenue to make s downtown J"hn* nf Mdsoa School at Paula Ing their migratory winker* to I Tho barbecue, arard ln g to ped the onlp money 1 had, a five won hy eliminating Hobby Buffalo, place* on their schedule. ihoso who are staging the benefit handshaking tour. (Continued on Page 10) The Employment Service farmi ' alf.nr to help the young teenager. Tho Senator's visit to Sanford of the Sanford Grammar School in the first round ami then defeatrepresentative* from other stale* will begin at 7 O'clock on the ava­ will romr again at a time when Sanford store* will be rioted for ing Tommy Spark* nf Lake Monroe Interviewed worker* at 18 point* iling of Yay 23. in Florida. More than half of them lha Wednesday afternoon holiday. School for the championship. Attending and officiating it the were seen at four place*, Bello game* were: Commander Michicl Glade, Pompano, Fort Pierce, and Local FRA Branch Thomas of the lncil VFW po*t, Homestead in South Florida. MBS. EVELYN JOHNSON TALKING TO A reporter at the SemiHoward Gordie of Plnecrest School. Tho movement of the«a worker* mile County Jail after being released from her abductor Frailer 1 a i c j 1 ui 1 Elects Officers; Ilcipld II. Hcrkcnhach of Sanford up th* Atlantic Seaboard in the a P. HERNDON Peteraon wh» hud held her for mor* than ala hours al the point Grammar School; R. K, True of *ummer and hack smith In the fall of n knlfo, (Staff Photo) Macek President Sanford Junior High School; It. C. in pursuit of farm work 1* known A new slate nf office™ w m Steele and W. J. Wells Jr, of Lake at the "AllanHe Migratory Labor ★ ★ ★ elected at tha last meeting of Monroe School, Syatpm." Mo*l of thr*a migrant* the Fleet lleiorvo Association, A fun agenda win face the Board The Sanford Junior High School consider Florida thchir home. of Sanford Clip Commliaionera to* lit nnch 147. was represented by John Marsh Named to the presidency of tha and Tony Sulplzlo; Sanford Gramnight at Ra regular meeting. A li'51 Oldomoblte aednn, tra­ Seventeen Item* appearing on th* organization wn* Chester Macek, mar School by Kenneth Gustavson veling out of control early Satur­ agenda vary from * public hearing day morning on Ripe* Avenue, wfth I). (}. Walton, vice-president; and Hobby Buffalo; Lake Monroe op m onlag request* to the discus, Charles Ross, iccretary-treasurrr; School hy Tommy Spark* and w«* a total Inis according to Conlion of possible pay ichehdute* foy atahl* J. Q. "Slim" Galloway anil Jumr* 11. McClure. t>. It. Glenn Spivey; Plncrest School by Mrs. Helen Day Sehulti, T9, was city employe*. who investigated the accident. Wntl*, W. M. Rrown, retired, C. Johnny Allred and Hill Foulk; and Other than the public hearing on Eduard Martin, Uil-yenr-old drowned In the St. Johns f(Jv«r J. Ithinelinrt, retlfed (1. CL Meyers, Wilson School at Paula by Robert rszonlng requests, a discussion of and G. K. Smith named to the Falrwrathrr and Harney John*. Christian Family Week will ho colored laborer of Midway, ap­ early Saturday morning as ilia (he rationing of th* athletic area Veteran Clerk of Circuit Court Hoard of Director* with alternates All of the player* participating observed In the First Pre-hy parently driving at a high ratebook her regular morning awlm Just east of Mellonvllle Ave. ad'JO . P. Herndon Is taking It easy E. It. Schuller, J. W. Welch and in the tourney have been Invited (eeian Church of S j'n 'fo r'd ter* down It mall boxea which had boon her habit for 40 jaeent to the Banford Memorial following tho May 8 Democratic 11. H. Merrill. lo a fMi fry to be given by the May 13-2(1. Th« ellmax nf the nntl K"1"-'1 I"1*** Sipe* Ave- years. Baseball Stadium wilt be held. Primary In which ho emerged Chester Mi.cck, tho new presl- VFW Post at which time the week's program will be the Fami nne near the Intersection wl:h According to her husband, who The resignation of a mtmber of tho winner over his three oppon­ dent, originally assisted In the awards for the top three winners ly Night Covered Dish Supper,, Midway Street, at about 7:-'l0 th* Zoning and Planning Commis­ ent* by 33 vote*. spread the alarm of Mra. Schultz ,Mt buturdny morning. urguiiizatian of Branch 147 ami will- be presented, on Wrdnesdsy May 17, at 7:00 p, m.. In Ihn Edusion and the filling of a vacancy on Con*talila Galloway said that apparent drowning, aha had gone Herndon polled a grand lolal was It* first secretary-troasuier May 16, 3 p. m. at thu Sanford catlnnal Building o! tho church. that Board will coma before the of 3,090 votes In the four-cornered and was later appointed the pre­ Farmers Auction Market, God In Hie Home - Peace in the the ear "skidded and rolled for for her awlm about 6 o'clock Sa­ A 21-yesr-otd Airman from commlssiosrs tonight. Harney John* is the champion World, (he Ibcm* of Ihe week will about 75 yard* hefoie coming to race over a total of 1,063 fur llio'o siding officer because of exist­ turday morning leaving her towel I’lliecnstle Air Force Has* was Howard Hughes request lo remarble* player, Tommy Sparksibo highlighted at thl* »uppcr with a stop." who were running against him. ing vacancies. hilled early Saturduy morning rono Iho southwest corner , of on tho dock* near their homo at Martin received hriiDr* and wa* rtmncrup with Tony Sulpizio the family of Commander and In tho unofficial tabulation of The retiring Board of Directors when lie wua struck hy an autoMr*. Blaine lahhey presenting a •llirlit Inci-rntion* and late Satur­ Turkey Gully, west of the old mobile a* he hllchhlkud hi* way French Ave. and 25th St. will again Vote*, O. P. Herndon was In the n a „; d . q . Walton, Chaflea Ho**, in thin) place. day w a* at til confined to the The Maihle* Tournament I* an program on Family Worship In Hie Otccoia Mill site, where they had nnrllt on Somlnoln Boulevard Juit ronlront tho Board of Sanford City * lead on Wednesday morning "with i; k . Smith and A. M. Brown. Commissioner* this evening, Sr in I no l„ Memorial Hospital for annual affair of Hie youth activi­ mail* (heir winter hum* for tho Inaldn H10 Sanford city limit*. Home. Alin during the program w only a 30 vole mn)<wlty. The Fleet Jtcaorvo Association Ollier Hem* an tho Agenda thl* treatment, ties program of VFW l’oat 3282. pu*t 40 years. However, It hud an Inspirational movie, "The Him However, the absentee ballot*, ,„POi* regularly on the second Michael L, Murray, with a 14- evening include the possibilities of Seminole County. Ona pa-senger, Jonathan Ran­ been her habit to be gun* for Just of Ihe Wheel" will be shown. counted and eanvassed on Wed- Thursday of each month at 8 1111 l,By leave, wn* walking along the natural gas project, appoint* Barney John*, the ehamplomhlp Tho Family Night Supper, tho dall. received n bruised arm and a tew few nunuie* minutes anu and wnen when ane she 1did ncaday morning by the Canvas- p „i iho CPO Club, Nnval Air •boulder In H im accident. No winner (hi* year cam* in third in not return, II. C. Schultz reported H’”. '* on 1,0 menta to the Sanford Housing Com. Program and the Publicity for it alng Hoard tallied 106 voles for station. Newly elected officer* will ilghtlinnil aide, hack to truffle. mission, a claim by M. E.'Harris, ntlirr rnr wai involved, said Gallast year* loiirnjmcnt. He will go h<c disappearance, h is been set up hy cornmitirr* Herndon and 103 for his three op- ^ jnalnllctl Juno 14. whsn ho was struck hy a 1054 8H. and Ihe application fur a beer ami Her body wa* recovered about The Import damaged the right wlno license as well a* the trans­ pponents, giving Herndon an adMemorial Day services will ho to Lave Wale* to participate in th-i made up nf entire families, Pro­ low ay. Charge* of rerMe** driving will statewide rompctllian for ch«m. gram Commillee, Commander 17:30 p. m. Saturday afternoon front tumdUght nf tho car, tho fer of a boor and wine license. dlllonal three vote* added lo his rom|ucted |,yi the Fleet Reserve already ln-tha-lcad 30-volo ma- A|r Station with all veteran* or- plunshlp The National Marble* and Mr*. Blaine Llbbey, Anne, 1>« nlnred against the driver, Con- when John Bennett of the Hanford right bumper, and thu wlruUliiotd A request for a street light at Tournament will be held in Talla­ Mary D., Barbara and Bonnie stublo Galloway reported. Fire Depart moot brought th* a* he was thrown tipwurd. Ilia 1406 Cypress Ave., th* construe, Jority. Association nt I-oke Golden, Nnval hassee this year. Deputy Sheriff Denton Prevail | to slio/e. I.ihhey; Publicity Committee: the Contender* for the (. lerk of »#n|jatj(,ns Invited to partlclpal*. body lauded approximately 14 to lion of a boat ramp along Semi, 1 , . _ ' , __ families of Mr. and Mrs. ('. W. n-«l»(rd In th* Investigation, | | Court drew 3,063 vote* in till* " ' 1 A number of personi assisted 16 feet off the (boulder of tha note Boulevard, a proposal for • o h n s o n , Patty Glenn John­ order: Ilnhert A. Cobh, 1496; Pill in the search for Mrs. Schultz's road. city auditor, end a eatery lacreas* VFW Slates Open Json; Mr. ami Mrs. David P La­ Vames, 819; and O. A. Robert*, Farmers' Market body hy manning boat* and drags, the Utility Department head Th* Oldamohile wai driven by nier and David Lanier. Social Farm Bureau Meets Sheriff Denver Cordell and Ills Melvin Kenneth Taylor, 62-year- for Tig. will alt be considered and dl*. Meeting Toniqht Sales Reported Commillee: the families of Mr. •taff of deputies assisted In tire u|,j ijrutrici* of Aohurmlaln who cussed at tonlght‘4 meeting. The Veternn* of Foreign War* and Mrs. J M. Garrett, Otto and "Sale* a? the Sanford State Far search for lit* body. Other Items on th* agenda era wa* on hi* way to Daytona Beach. mer*’ Market last week amounted will hold an open meeting this l-aura Jo Garrett; Mr. amt Mr*. A meeting of th* Seminole Coroner W, Hugh Duncan re­ T a y l o r told Hanford Police th* discussion* of a possible In­ C of C Directors evening at 8 o'clock at the Ameri­ Merle .Warner, lane and Jim to 24 varieties totaPng 57,414 pack­ creased coverage of group hospl. Warner; Sir. and Mr*. Warren County Farm nureau membership ported that no inquest would b« who investigated th* accident age* grouting 1122,103.68,". said can legion Hut. will he held tomorrow night at tallzitlon and the sending of II. N. held slnro ft was determined at To Hear Reports that glaring headlight* had All veteran* organization* ami Adam*. SI ary Elizabeth, Carol Sandy Anderson, manager of the flayer to the Municipal CUrk’a The Hoard of Director* of the local market. their auxiliaries are Invited to ^ 11, Norma Adams; and Ihe tho Hemtnole High School Agricul­ thu irene that no foul play wai blinded him and ho could not a«* tural Building. Involved. Iho pedestrian walking along th* meeting. Seminole County Chamber of Business is holding up fairly well attend thi* meeting which hn* women of the Church Social ComRoutine hm tneii of approval of 7 he meeting will begin at 7 highway. Passing motoriita (upThe Schultz mad* their sum­ 9 Commerce will meet tonight at 8 at the market, said Ander*on. in been Gated a* an Important one. mlttee, Mrs. Charlea Law»nn. tha minutes and vouchers also ap» o’clock, according lo Bonner I* ported Taylor hie statem ent mer home In Dunkirk, N. Y-, Chairman, Mrs. Charles Morri­ p. m. at the Board of Education iplie of a dcpiesslngly low market I.t, Jack Hickson ami Patrolman pear on tha lengthy agenda. Building on Commercial Ave. son, Mrs. O. C. McBride, Mrs. J. Carter, iecr*tary of the organize- whore they wer* to go In about FAMILY OPERATION <m lire main varieties which are" It la expected that tonight** seatwo weeks. \ W. R. Cosgrove who Inveatlgated GROOKSTON, Minn, (/P)--A« C. Hutchison, Mrs. L. I. Frazier, Urn. Two reports of Importance will cabbage and celery. alon will b* ona of th* longest In Each family is requested lo fur tho Hanford Police Depart­ Mrs. C. L. Redding, Mrs. C. U be heanl. The by-law* committee The market manager said "the Wilfred C. Ninienni cam* out of brjng a tovtied diah of their own ment aald that Murray died al recent Board of Sanford City Comwill make It* formnl report to the gentle rains occurring almost daily the ether after an emergency ap­ Sc udder. h tha Hemlnola Memorial IfoipItaL mission*™’ history. Etch family I* asked lo com* choice fur the covered dish supper, Board of Directors a* well a* a have been very beneficial to the pendectomy, he mad* out a fami­ Constable J. Q. "Slim" Gallo­ Th* buslnem meeting of th* report on the New York Giant* spring crop of beans, squash, and liar fare, jt wag that of hia wife, and bring tha whole family *nd way t*>d that an Inqutat would who, had been assigned 10 her a covered dish and sil together a* membership i* slated to get unexnanston plnn*. Thp latter report peppers.” ADDITIONAL LOCAL NBWI "The Hem*,” he said, "are sell­ husband'* operation on Ler First famillet at tha aupper. A nursery derway Immediately following th* Mostly aunny today, high 84*11 1 h« held at a liter date. will be given by Frank llebane partly cloudy toalght aad Taco(Cwtfcwad Th* aeeldeat aeeurtd a l l l i t l Jr* manager of the Mayfair Inn ing at ■artvfaclory price* to the ilay of hospital aervica in fit* will b« provided tor children under supper, aald tho Farm Bureau ■*• dag. lo r M - ll Wm U i j . a. m. V _ *• grower.’’ > *v ■*«“» . . . . r • 1 A t Point O f Knif Benefit Barbecue Scheduled May 23 For Ralph Bennett Kefauver To Visit Here Barney Johns Wins Marble Tournament Sponsored By VFW *0 . P. Herndon Is 'Taking it Easy' After Election Win Auio Traveling Out Of Conlrol Said Total Loss Christian Family Week Observed City Commission At Tonight's Meet Woman Drowns Taking Regular Morning Swim Airman Hit By Car Dies At Hospital Tomorrow Night W eather . J -Z iff 'l �THE S A N F O B t) H E R A L D -I hpsvW Midget Moons W ill Be On Display In Theory flO'KT/ Ul'li RAVT.WMV T v ^ fla m aiicmbiy win be ts feet long a a l 'an d then disintegrate! trptn sir Weigh «f.<00 poundi and the flrat friction. atage will have a diameter of 4S WUl the aatatnte be visible aftefu Inches. Ite launching! ® General Ilactric Co. of Schenec­ Scientists estimate that the tiny tady, N. Y., li building e rochet engine of IT,000 poundi tbruit Be­ moon may b* aeen with the naked mandy invailon in IN*. A veteran ing liquid isygen end gasoline far aye Ufidcr certain clear weatbar condi Hons at deans or dusk. At of fiva monthi In the Soviet Union fuel for the flrat (tag*, aa b member of the IMS military The first etege will burn out the launching itself, the ipece bul­ mUilon, he wa« director of weath- Iter i Ufa of Mg itcooda and will let may disappear Isle the blue ar aervlee for the S trate|ie Air drop Away -M mllea above the before the first beeetar tracks! Fort#d hi Europe end, from IN I ia rth when the satellite haa gala* iptralA away, aa alUef oi the Air "You probably » * 't be able to r v lc d u WaahlngtoB* Weather lervk Nla main concern today are the parted ta fall late the Carlkbfaa facUitlei for testing.the araenal of about iso mllea from Cape Canav- K21 guided missiles — the M aUdon, grill Snarke, Bomaree and NavaJoa — Aerojet-General Corp, of Aiuaa, that are flown or trucked to thl* Calif., 1| building the aeeond itaga Add drained whele-kerntl corn baie. Tbeae faellUlii Include the rocket fuming nitric add and dt- end diced cooked ehrimp to s Inatallatlona at what formerly wee mathyl-hydraaine and will bocal chaeae fondue. S a n a with sliced the Banana River Navel Air Sta­ tha aatalllta In a pragraaiivaly freeh tomateea or tomato aapto tion a t Cape Canaveral and at nu­ more inclined trajectory to an al­ on aalad a teens. merous radar itatlona on eight titude of about 140 fflUaa and a Caribbean lalanda icattercd along ■paid of about 10,000 mllia an g mliaila range 1,SM mllei long. hour—a little more than half Uia The apace aatallite project will velocity required to reach an orbit IN T N I ( A M SB TBS m T s OF be a major program once It gate around the aarth. rtofltdAi underway but Yataa doea not ex- The aeeond itaga will not aep- TO I .W tttlB B. CHAPMAN */o Teboma Hospital poet It to Interfere lerioualy with arata but with tha third itaga will drie>*file, Teneoioeo. m lnlle tailing work. coast upward to an altltuda of Seme of the radar may have toma MO mliaa. Than tha third to be modified (lightly but equip­ itaga rocket will fire to aecalarale ment already lnatallad along the the aiteUlte to Its orbital apetd of Island chain aaa be tued for keep­ about 11,000 mllea an hour. ing track of the latatutei aa they Tht (stellite Itself, fttitled In Uka oft, the note of tha third atage rocket, The vanguard satellite* will be ptobably wlU be a aphara, 20 to Flnrid«, and file tha orl»tlaunchad during the International 30 lnchas In dianMter. It wUl con­ Orlondn. nai In tha office of tha ClsrV of tM Uaophyalcal year (IOY) an II- tain instrument* to relay back to '"Ireull Court oa or bsfnra Hie Ifh month period from duly 1, 1M7 earth Information as to air denil- dor of jun* till, othorwlio (ho of said Complalat Will through Dec. II, 1MI, In which tiei, lemperaturei, speeds and allegation! ba (alsn aa eonf»«i*d. icleutiite throughout the world i other conditions it encountered. WtTNESa Bir hand s a l tha off!, atai of tha iho aald said Court Cot at Ban. will eoopefite in observation*1It i« expected to encircle the earth ctal . Flo ■ this ford, Msmlnots Cc lnrlda, aimed at greater knowledge of the once every M mlnutei and to con­ llh day of Star, T '& tiia . earth end the Unlverie. | tinue in Its orbit for dayi — per­ (Beal) a p. Horndea The Glenn L. Martin Co. of Bal­ haps weeks or months — unlU it , Cterh. Circuit Court timore won the prime contract for dips gradually lower Into the Oladatoao L. Kohloio for Plaintiff tha flrat apace satellite which will earth's atmosphere, ia slowed suf­ Allerncr i l l North Mala airaat eonalit of three atagee. The entire, ficiently to feel the pull of gravity. orlando, Flortea By VEIN MAUOLAND PATRICK A I R FORCE RASE, Fie. m — The midget boom to be i«bt whining wound the earth hundreds of mllea wit is ipece during the international gaopJiyiie«i >m t vlU be on display to everybody — la tbeery. «i k i l t Eat it won't be s u y for the usinvited to catch a gUmpee of them ai they aoar out of thia world, The flrat baihetball ilia aatellite — and probably all i i contentplated In what hai come to be labelled "Project Vanguard" — will be fired into apace from the Air Force Missile Teat Center II mllea north of bare at Cape Cana­ veral. MaJ. Can. Donald N, Vataa, commander of the center, aaya U 'l unlikely th a t eurloue onlook­ er* who want to watch the a tta i­ nt# launching cloae at hand will ba abla to do It—evaa If they try to aaa It from F lo rid a'i coaatal highwaya—beeauaa It will be M at to lmponible to get advanee a > tice of the leuaehing attem pt. "There la no auch thing aa lay­ ing you will launch a aatalllta at auch and auch a lima on auch and auch e data," Oen. Yataa aiplaina. “Many thlnga can happen to change launching plana." Vatei aayi there will be vartoui teat firing*, to aver increasing attltudai, before • launching actual­ ly la attempted inti outer apace. Yatea, boia of this multlmlfllon dollar port of apace flight depar­ ture, waa a member of Oen, El­ senhower's ataff during itha Nor- WMATiVt* YOU WrtW "TXiN«IN<>< Ll'lf PAVV, / i N m i l K N [ \ po in ' a u rriL B 1 I KBSPARCW, ,— ' m ■ ?a - r f i f i £»i i k it» i couLO a » T lish tn ’.n ' *t o Wit -tub wo u s t , ww coulp s t o * b lx* ■NOuW BLBCTItiCrTY TO LAST USfZwTB POP s i x vmAtta ,„ t __ f*Hi m Legal Notica w v ']? m 3 lS ilw 3 O O lr H IA 1 1 W IA T H 1 R jw otSF r AVWV 'A W i V Ml i ' let's get. one thing straight **4 a m up tu r n A J i-c e m m o N iffo a d v a n t a o ss CHRYSLER HAS WON EVERY MAJOR COMPETITION i • e d itk A M humWlty N lH B IN IH g 'i .And donV confuse Chrysler*a grand slam wins in all the big events with those "in their class" wins the others shout l> 1about somuch.When Chrysler 1 competes it competes against 7 all comers'-in performance and economyi mm TNf ONMIYNO COOT Of THt UNIT YOU N il0 ~ ^ m • • a g g • • a « a a • a g • I « a31, ^U i mIW9 l| afsf si • a a a a • * # • • • f *» ■ » 4»» #,a g -a a -31 t •Eatlmetea baaod on uorasal home see by average F P A L G » -e e m d family uateg electric raaga ar water healer *••**10 . . . a n o . ih in iu ro u t a ta c m ic a p m ia n c i m a u * •— m , « « , m i — , ■■ " .P o w e r S t y l o ’ C H R Y 8 L E R . . . t h o y e a r - a h e a d e a r l 206 Commercial Are. 1 • Ph. 47 4 n « I I M > O W ll A LIG H T C O M P A N Y �THE SANTOED HERALD r r CH V*»V. 6 ENIKAL a u . « vm t. m in ' r a t o LAZV/iJOWOMCRE OCIV1M0 UP AMD rr Ik---- , H O N K iN G /} SLOW DOWN' T uh ffSi le $Ol 5 ARC LEARNIHO TOO Y.UI.' r X SOBCON.' J CURM NTS. CHECK VOUR d l e a s e ' iu . piftNO. 3 TWI5 DAD S*v3 NOl/QE T■"ieww *v / r pv w —- —- w better yisXraa K\zy / m U tCTO Kll wtt&l' w e R- vin * MOW* TAtSET.' AN AAWOHNe f m . TAJreCTS J 1T-K1AV>LWM.W p » rn > ham a" A K il'M ! f SO " BASIN 3 PATAOl3 / ^TVt« IB A M A L AIL MHT, MIN FWt ' tJEVEO MINO y ANSWEQNOTHE PMONC/LST r - | . tr c in g - eur Y e at you? D A O - V BEEAKFA5T. fHF.cz.* i r a s r o r p s o V r r r k / - p r o b a b l y o n ly * f TWAT mam WM0 S 4 0 OlNSlNG.' COLF.PNT HAv* BPCM V2 QV I f t GUESS j h e O PHOME VOU r* iM PocrA N r.'jT l / J N o r.'-K o r I - p n * B2AU.V. "The Soviet government la at this moment taking a very Impor­ t a n t decision which will nounced soon." I Western diplomats feel Russia would like to cut her arm rd forces for other reasons aa well as for the propaganda effect. Tho present Soviet government apparently Is not so apprehensive nf war as was Stalin, who estab­ By STANLEY JOHNSON MOSCOW UV-Huim i la repurled lished the present levels. Tha preparing to announce a drastic State Department has estimated cutback in conventional arms that Russia has some 44 million which may reduce her armed mm under arms with US to 22S force* to 14 million men and divisions ready for control. With advances in atomic developments, alaih her military budget. the Russian leader* probably feel High Weitern diplomats in the safe in r e d u c i n g conventional Soviet capital predict the Krlmltn arms. will proclaim a decision to cut its Her manpower supply sapped by armed force* to levels suggested the new five-year Industrial plan, at tha roernt, stalemated Kart* Russia urgently needs labor for Wait arm* talks In lasmion. Tha her farm*. cut, they said, would not be con* Tim United States has been ditlonal on the West Joining in. making a progressive cut In its The Soviets proposed at the ton- armrd forces since it hit a post­ don talks that the armed forces war peak of 3,MS,hS4 in April of Russia, the United Slates and 1332. during the Korean War. The Red China b* limited to 14 mil­ total June 30. 1035, was 2,03«.OO1. lion men each. The Western Pow- The goal under Urn administra­ era suggested a ceiling of 24 mil­ tion'* cutback program is 2,030,000 lion. by June 30, 103A. Four visiting m e m b e r ! of Next tima you make a glace Franco's Parliament said they had been lipped by Foreign Minister fnr ham from brown sugar, mus­ V. M. Mololor and Communist tard and vinecar. try adding a party chief Nikita Khrushchev: Tinrh nf allspice, ginger or mare. Russia Preparing To Reveal Drastic Cutbacks In Arms » 7ZZ ’—* p o o b v iw w I *“"■ JOINED TV« ARMY,THEY SA© T D T U W m .ll WANTED TO »E RKCHT IN THE THICK OP CAMPWAP 10MUJE5 * ■^ - J BEETLE, i IVH BEEN HEAfllN* BOMB WEIRD NOSES OUT HUE ACT MSHTI J WANT YOU TO GUARD V K ^ T \CAMP J p j II1/ CKAy-l \ «£R NY . Mental Illness Is Florida's Greatest Medical Problem Mental lllneii Is Florida's great­ est medical problem today! It has already brought tragic suf­ fering to thousands of people, old and young, rich and poor, alike. Eight thousand mental patients crowd Florida's -State Hospitals, ( while hundreds of others ate wait­ ing In be admitted. Ami lit* chances nf being stricken by Uio dread mental crlpplcr are almost one hi lent Someone you know— someone In your family— may be a victim. The war against mental Illness needs your supp.trl NUW! Help build tha hoipitats. clinic* ami child care centers where our mentally ill can be cured, llcln carry on the scifutldu research programs so vital to finding new­ er, better ways to treat mental Hines*—and how best to prevent It. Give today to the 1930 Seminole County Mental Health Campaign. A dollar will help do It—but gl\o all you ran. Ouy a share iu tha happy, healthy futuia of your com­ munity! Mill your contribution to Mental Health, rare of Genrga Touhy, Seminole County Chair­ man, Sanford, Bob Karns tbout Thi* (fuaatieE Pocky rypraaa Is on* thlnf— hill pesky woodpecker! la 1ta* other. Woodpeckers attacked tha cyrpress aiding of my home while I was away for a month-. Of the many boUl they bored, some were aa large aa my fist. Total damage la |22l. Will my new C-omprabtnslv* Dwelling Policy from yeuf agency pay this less!!. PIIUNR ITT tVSWGONNlT--! DIDN'T THINK OP t h a t UNTIL I GOT » v , t h o u Cl e a n in g - J , N _ TWt CELLAR 1 (ppOMtset Jr • • >'V go safety ahead... Mt ■« i gutiae cuff is • GIVING A CAflO CVCOTV TONIGHT FOP ■ THE BOY*. ArC> I V TOLD HIM (T3 BC ----- - TMFDE ,---- ^ M ECHA NICAL "BRA IN * Tha IharmoiteUeally top burn­ er heat control, flrat introduced Uat j u r In (OMMtion with built-in griddle# la now adopted for wider tnp-of-the-rarge naa. Thla mechanical * W n " la now iiqiI MEAH CLIFF IS A LITTlt * ( GIVING G f CAROOAOTv GtJEW fU.BC MOM WCY late SO DON! - SIT UP AND » ( TONIGHT-MAv I GO 9 t - ■T v/AIT POD N* J available w M oaa or Aw# top burnara and two maarsfaeturara offara a converter grid to that • tkarmaaUtkalljr hast controlled trlddla m ar ha converted to an axr* larga top humor, alio thatm oitetirallr haat aontrollad. M T S W A Y UP T H M I or »•<*' H t/ <10* 33KS.*S £•“ ‘3 2 f cloAt . . • k NOW SHOWING L hf»P* >oU u f . po*<«01 , k CZST* "aitiw* fcopE that you foo w ill fa t ht lovS 1w ith G cb > f .y.Th* G « a N ew , D e p w d * k l« H IT K S (ft BM EYES llln a t M Get the gasoline that bums clean' li C W V PHOOF: Saa how Ilia left-hand plat* ia blackmiad by Ilia "dirty-burning Uil-and" nf gtan11na . , . while NO-NOX leave* the plate nn tha right dean. Tlsat'a because Gulf raAnea out Uia "dirty-burning tail-end" of gasoline, in making Now m j -nox . ROOM AIR CONDITION IR , . . |(ivM |r*n*w rnmlort ycl —but takaa l«»i ipeca. Dofi*i ret caught with an air condilionrr lint juw i>nT uvi*| equipped to atand up in lujtgad haat and humidity — thw mty brtak down right whan you need it mow. Cal tha new General Elcmic TlllNI.INk It’i built md ttattd to withicand tha itwim gruelling waither aatrtmet, and it‘i tiwad by Under#mart' I.ahoratnrte*. li t your awtuanra of yean of cooling comfort and dependable ■op pa riot mi nee New High Power Factor meana lower operating com tor yod. M M a n •••' Tw’B UM B » * < See ui today— w ' t thow you why G E it thm host buy. mum Qeaa-burairg... plus: Higpest Octane you. can buy SANF ORD FEATURES sta r t s I i SO - 3 tM • 8:3® ItM • f:3® ELECTRIC CO xhl DISTRIBUTOR Phona 441 l t f Magnolia At*. a J., CONTRACT.* c * A » T - 9r v > « « V W l a j s t K N tfo tN e b . TO OtNEMBCB-IT* THE IMP( WTO ROOMA n < TO OBEY -NOT TX v - y husband j m o a n in g ---------ABOUT A . ' Lthil. f .m ciliiiiiv MAixLtiktWaUt �i I M l Introduced bjr Senator George ite m of Horld« would reqnlre tb it bo* I wyilnlniont to tbo Supreme Court o i Mould hove served fhro years or moro lither courts. Item ore soma varying thoughts about fratjsn regarding this bill—and the flueshas boon asked, why should a man ait n o highest tench in tho land unless barpreviously served a few years as a par immediate past experiences m to powers of tha Supreme Court might bo » answer In favor of the requirement Bown In the bill. It seems ss if sen-ice as liig would be a training, ground whereby abuity to eroata decisions might be ripendo the thlnldng of the people of our I soontry. te Supreme Court Is the last rssoureo ■te p to f people who believe that their ite v o teen trampled. m m m to that if than had teen * law in the poet meny good men would teea excJudsdfrom the Supreme Court. we might egree with-however, the dt the preeldentlsl choice—those who If the experience requirement would nof rtyo te beet for the job. J h if thought would fit Into polities! pam t PUS into *nw weieueiwii w* u « » . withboth experience endJudicial Ska Mliefeat mlmnire Mas should ,tn8,pOUWBl P*t*°iiaga--------------_ not bo Injected. Hon of oorvlco tad Ability —suited to the ability to olt on ho hlinifc bench In the ladder*, available from among those who have nerved wen for much more than the five years as set forth In the Smathers bill. Certainly, several of our ablest judges had no previous judicial experience. Only thraa chief Justices, Edward D. Whits, W1111am H. Taft, and Charles Evans Hughes, possessed this qualification. But thqy were chosen from man of a young nation, America is beginning to round Itself out as a wall developed, free and democratic nation, standing for the rights of its peopie who eettlod here because of being trampled |n courts controlled by the hehrnrehy Controls must consider well the Smithers bill, combins every qualification for apvointments to tha Supreme Court—numeroua nullifications end Judicial experience, Hons of us want th see our Supreme Court grow into o fin e crested by the polltical choice drawn from only half s nation, We would much rethor see our highest eourt eompoied of men who know, when they seJuat one decision ran rock our nation to (tv very roots. That wo have exoerlenccd. We are having enough f,,nugle handling the fighting, ons nation with another, one . h Ih i i pitted against ins Otnsr. A nation tom asunder internally can dsatrny itself and relegate ths spoils to the dsslrea of others—ths one thing from which the United States of Amsrics his been ruarding Itself. -,*», * . . . . l . Tn* Bmstner* bill may be Just wnsi: we have been looking for end we behove that jt should he considered well and thoughtfully before being plgenholed to the detri ment of oar future, Marriage License Increase An tncrsaaa In t h s coet of msrrisgs lieonset In ons o f ths nation's Isrgsr citlen Is sursweted sa one mure# of new incoms. Tho figure there la two dollers. The City Clerk of this c ity would like to rnsks I t four dotlars. And—somewhat to his ■urprias, ths idea has produced" few objections. ApparentIv most peonle who nlnn to get married think It well worth four dollars. Strangely enough, marriage licenses go hack only to 1908, st lesat In ths major elty suggesting ths tncrnie In llesnso fee, Bo*k»t, clergymen, msgUtrstss snd othtf officiating pomona simply eent in s record of tho wedding. Their fees were the customerf' only charge. Monday, May 14 1058 Some states charge lass than two dollars. Ths slx-dollsr fss In ths stats of Kansas (s TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE thought to he the highest, hut in some pieces A vision sppesred to Paul in the nlghj.. . a license coats only a dollar. Come over into Macedonia and help us. A cts Tn Seminole County the license fee is 16:9—A vision started ths conversion of all three-flfty, Etjfbpe, sad Europe in turn passed this faith However, as any married man would .qn*tte modem free world. We should not doubtless agree, the amount of the llcenke dpoM that a higher power and intelligence fee is really not of much elgnificance aa long Is interSited in tha means of grace. The m It remains at • few dollsre. For marriage esratpMoa of the Roman World la revealed t. on. Inatltutlon of which on. ^ M r by .the ruins of Pompeii. Paul eleslnod up a ■ay that It Is not the initial coat that filthy world. counts, but ths upkesp. a m General Insurance The W tUr Authority, which taksa ths brunt of tho complaints, con only urso downstairs folks to hava soma pity on thoir upstairs neighbors. So far, tho pity anglo hasn’t yrorhod. Complointa ora Introastng as tha tamparaturs Haas. Hong Kong Island and ita adJacant thunk of Mainland, Kow­ loon, always h a rt suffered from watar shortagss, but things thla Reports soli bank program. Thira ara soma proposals la It dsiffnod to http poopls In our •ectlon. Wo would 11ko to accom­ culture proposal. After the Con plish ^ arerythlng w* can, but I | r «te felled to override the Prerinol f0iTlg lo mU my „ u on dent's vote on the farm bill, the *omtthinc thet Is unsound just next etep for the Committee on became something sound la inAgriculture wee to bring beck eluded With Ik I think every Isthe Preeldente sell bank pro- «ue ought to he decided on the poeel for conelderatlon on Its haeli of Ita own msrlts, although own> doubt tha Pr-sident wt sea Iota of fnstaneea where vetoed the bill beceuea It Inelud- logrolling and backacratcblng are ad the return te SO per cent of done here, P” 1** prlc* ,uPP°rtI do want te take u»i» epporBasically tha soil hank pro- tunlty to publicly command tha vldes that where farmers volun- Dipartmant of Agriculture on Urj|r thilr ,and> H)# tJMl lf)i *pitndid cooperation they don’t plant crop* for which they hava given us In th* M edium * hake been allocated acreage, the nean fruit fly problem in Florida. government will pay them eo i don’t believe we could have aikmuch an aero for their Idle ec- *d for better support end we are ree, It le supposed to nst them Jrllghted at tha manner in which in tha neighborhood of nearly as they have moved In on thie prohmuch ae If they planted tha acre- Wm and are helping ua to again age. Tha dtfferenea Is that wa solva Ik . weuld not have theee eommodlttoa -------------------,u add ta eur eurplue. It Lie* have W o found on the Z Z v, ta pay peopla*far not growing something. I frankly don’t like the Idea. From one Standpoint It *•?** *£ would not hive uT P.y 11,000,000 a day for eUHng the surplus. However, when you MF • farmer far net doing eeme* S‘ m „ #1I t k , hW iy JLJ th , line is mua* ** H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 81S EAST FIRST STRICT PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT J i m p H. GOT M iSre THANKS To my msny friends wRo support­ ed ms on Msy 8th. I would llks ths opportunity to eomplets ths program that I havo started In the next four years. Your support snd vote on Msy S9lh will be appreciated. VOTE for J. D. CORDELL V” 1 (Pd. Pel. Adv. Paid for hy J . D. Cordell) H h rld ls m ost p o p u la r POW ER STE E R IN G ? going to havo to go on roliof bo* eauio ho won’t ho moking any monoy at all. Tha monoy wo oavo, thiroforo hy not poylng for otorago will havo to ha paid out for roliof. It io Juit Uklng It out of ono porkot ond putting It in another. Tho wnrtt thing obout this «oi! bonk propoiol lo an a* mondrnmt that lo bolng offorod which will not only pormll thoio paymonti to bo paid for nolhlns. hut will olio permit ono-holf of It to bo gold before th* Melon begin*. I- don't butlnoia . ■ liko __this . .... UJ S h S wm ?0u againn thU omondmont and probably agalnit the whole AMC1AFT SBAROmM f r ’" - " ’ f « CAOITO ^ IW B A C O L A <*—Aircraft ra- turM d today to their Gulf of Mixtea bunt for tv* Naval cideU whaae FSf Panthar Jsta sppsrently phmiad lavo tha watar Tut*. Catft guard beats wklok have alia mat Mplag did not resume I heir M irth however. I t e kita baeama aaparatad from •we other* la a night flight and •era leal seen hssded toward ths Iky ware piloted by TO THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, my thanks for yotir support in my race for County Commissioner. TO MY OPPONENTS, my appreciation for your having: made this campaign one of issues rather than one of personalities. Cadets aa D, Heints, M, sob of Mr. and lie. M ta L. Hslnta ef Chicago; ad 1 abort L . MeHalay, a , sob of If* asd Mrs. Rica It, McHalsy HEAR EYE GLASSES TO MY FRIENDS, I solicit your continued support through the second primary on May 29, and I shall be eternally grateful that you felt that by training, experience and my past record of arr , more and F can are equipped with Power Steering. Many a man has bought public service, I was worthy of your consideration. ft “for the wife"—Him wondered how As ever got along without it TO YOU WHO SUPPORTED MR. BILLHIMER AND MR. BENNETT, T ssrnsatly Invlts your consideration of my esndidisey for County Commissioner. My past rscord of publlf service Is one which T could not hide or chsngs If I wanted to, but I em proud that such mistakes of Judgement I msy hava mads In that rscord hava al­ ways been In a direction of progress for this County. I am proud, too of my rscord for promoting snd sponsoring thoss projects which hava caused new Industries snd »aw activities In our county snd I Invlts you to join hands with ms snd promote ths eontinusd growth snd progrsea of our county. MY PROMISES remain the eame. I shall support and sponsor projects snd setlvltits which are calculated to promote ths ardsrly but dynaato growth of our county. £ET«& usr* R ight th is way! Sincerely, tub And a von have ta mind a now cat with Power Steering consider this fecti Sinoe the beginning of last year, Bwfcfc has told for more new cars equipped tuffA Pomer Steering* than any other car-over 10,000 more la 1955 alone, That's the record-and the means for it are Just as fanpreastve. Bulek bring! you In-T.ine Safety Power Hearing. Ia additloa to the one-anger ease of turning common ta all suchsystems in varyingdegree, ft has several distinct advantages. It give* you surer.* steadier, tofor control at hiteway speed*—became ft retains that good natural "feel* of the road. •-teMUMjCW-CHICK AKiHMi • to d e Htaitef C fB ttP L im y O r tM iJ fiu (Pail PriWeal Adv. by « XrU tr) On the other hand, ft gives yon mors power assist when you need it most - a t crawl speeds and at full stop. Here, Buick's Power Steering makes wheel turning nearly twice as easy ss other types of systems. Add another plus! this Bulek feature works through the new Bulek front end—where a unique new geometry and steering linkage bring a sweet new response and a wonderfully easy handling and a surer "sense of direction" even to new Bulcks not equipped with the power system. So than you are-and here we are, waiting to prove It all to you. Waiting also, to let you try the new thrills tu be had ia Buick's advanced new Variable Pitch Dynaflowfwhere getaway response and gas mSaege both stop wp you switch the pitch. And waiting to show you hew (he highest power y t. the iwastnt side yet and the boldest styling yet—e l help to make this bright aew beauty tha Best Bulek Yet Today to ftos with us. How aboal you? •htifi'i 1+Una Sa/Wy Tamm ton tog ii rtindard on KooJmmtm m tf ItoM* ertlenal a t m o d tttlt M ira torn n othm Sr rlu . {,Y«fiAdvaneodVarUkkPttofttVugew If tha only Dynaflam l a f i l b n ilit <mf*v. It ta Oandord M RmdmaMm, Supar and Cmturv-ofttonal at modoal •nta coO on tha Sracial AiaaeNarriaNiNa Ma O O S k NOW L O W O H IO ! |a s i ^ u vvffTwsm^m — " ■■■t ftutra 0#t 4 l i i M CBtefBft III ■ w lfU ta p a lM •nieiDAina oostomomsso Ml JACUIOISASON ON TV ban I BestBrickIbt NKH01S0N BUKK CO. Am INI �THE trRPAt r* » Mon. May 11, 1958 Pan* 5 ■ Social Events t i n t K itn , •■ ah t» r* a * a * ia r ilu u ;k lil.V ili IK T H U ,<IAMN A JW I T T M B A t * T H U K IT Y O r T U H I T A T I « V r tO M ID A |r > ■■ i. TO A1.1. WHOM IT MAT CON" CUIIN, and to all parson* aaA par* lla* bavins or claiming a try Tlalib mi*. iniaiMi. ••lata, murtgaa* up olhar lian to or nn those cart.la pareala of land haralnafter <>«* M-ntinl, and tha fullnwlng nation* losatlirr »it|i all unknown. par•un« eltilhiliig by, ttiruuah or. andar known paraon* who ara d«*4 of who am ttiinwa to lia daad.ur allv# ; • t " y . ; ’■ I’m.' .. suction htatb road II jcHhi UKIII.Nut.It Lin NCY NAMUH ANil AmUtUHHKS Aarojat M a rlin * IV ml Out a. 1 M t il ) l Ulildlalialt Hoad I'. IV U ui - U “ lloinulna. Michigan GRADUATION PARTIKS arc being hold nearly #t ?ry day and nlgM of th* week fop tha buiy 8119 l.nla lla yra Andsraen senior*. Shown tbovo it re Mia* Film belli Woodruff, Ml** Mnrlan Davla, Ml** Sortt Jacolnon, MU* Mary Kither Powell, Mlai Vviimto full*n. Mi»* Glenda Stlkwood, Mlai Nauey Travtuoi, ML* Mary Ann Wright, Miaa Gnu-Ip Smith, ML* Mnrgmct Monro and Mlai ru t Dunn nt a barbecue given for Mila Dunn by Mn. Martin Uyor at her homo in M nyfalr. (I’hoto by Jameson) MRS* WADE GARNER, praildant of tha Palm Circle of tha S«nfonl Gordon Club la ahown ahova with Jt.-py Galat, guest aprakar and Mre. Arno Urickien, hoateii at a recent meeting held in tha £rieka«n home In Da Bary, (Staff photo) Lnurcl Avc. nt 8 p. m. Croup - he conducted by Elder C. C. Howwith Mr*. TV. It. William* will lm ard Imtcad of Rev. A. 0 . Mclnnl* hoatejsr*. at P in t Presbyterian Church at Plnecrest P-TA will meet nt 7:J! p\.!" ’ , _. . ... . 7:30 p. m. In the aehool. InMnllnTl« ‘ hanccl Choir wll rehearse tlon «f officer* will he held. , J ‘ * 'Tesbylerlan Church at 7 ;3u p. m, Ware llible Clns* of the Fir.t LlV|C rinB A n, DepartMethodlat rnurch will meat nt mcntl of ,ho Woman’s t’lub will McKinley Hull for n covered di*h ,ncct 12.3() p m f()r „ pro(!ram »ii|t|ier. The men will he host* to on *o u r New Hospital.1* Sponsor the women member* In honor of u Mr*. Melt a M. Starke. HosletiMother’* Day. r , „re Mr*. H. K. MrWhcrtor. Mr*, Tlin Snlllr Harrison Chapter of n. r . Reck, and Mr*. It, E. Pcurlthe Null until DA It will meet nt Joy, 3 p. m. at the home nf Mr*. A. 11. , )10 Cniinly Connrll Roan! MrctPeteraon Sr. atHidden Lake Mr*, my will he held in the Hoard Room Miriam Huaielt ami Mr*. John „f Mu* School Admlnl*! ration llulldMeiach ara co-hoatcaae*. Officer* trot «n Commercial Ave. at 3 |t. nt. for the new year will ho elected. All new presidml*. two principal* Annunl report* will he rend. n| large and officer* nf the council The American Home Department are lirflrd In he n.e«*'l. of tha Woman's Club will have a[ THURSDAY Plans Discussed Of May Supper pineapple guava aro good for privacy *urroundlng your pinperty, provided ona doe*n’t plant them In rigid formation.’1 A bu»ines* »o*»lon foilnwed. with iprclal notation of the Cutty tint luncheon on novt Thursday at the Woman’* Club, with speaker Wilhelinlna Greeno of Winter Park giving a demonslrntlon of Chinese ai rniiRrmenl* and a Therapy workshop on May A sue inI hour followe htinie in DaThTl the family should consider landscaping as an Integral part of that plan for it i* definitely a most Important Item of your purchase and fu­ ture pleasure. Your front yard speaks of you, of what good Semlnuln Rrbeknh Lodge No *1 h»ld l!a regular meeting Thurndae rven'ng In Die l.D.O.F. Hall with Mr*. Nellie Futrell Nobis Grand presiding, Mr*. HenHettn Unities at Vico Grniul *enred In her respective station. Dana were dl*cu**ed about a roverej dish limper to lw held |n >|ny. The eommltteo i* to mnke a report at the next meetIng. Mr*. Nnney Dobbin* tin* been recently Installed a* Color Hourer of the Rehckah Assembly of Florida for the curtent year, it was rovealed, Af*er uuCne business, Mr*. Virginia Anderson gave n loveIv reading In Tribute to Mother*. Thru Mr*, Futrell presented riteli of the Mother* and member* (iresent with n gift of hnmliicrchief's In ntuk and green folder*. All offirlcr* and members nee nsknl tn meet In the I.O.U.F. Hall Tuesday for prarllee. The flow’er* used for decoralion were llllies. The meeting closed In* due form. Banquet Is Held By Adult Choir Of Baotist Chuch IHT111f* I- ivii"4 (U« Mali land, FleHAa Hiloa A. Ilruoka Houle I Itox Icl •litkerl ll nrin’1, llouta 1, II»I I I I Miliriti)'. k' -I la ttnrothr Itonlnl .V(litres* llnknotm Hubert J. t'arroll Itoola 1, llox tdl-J HanfoM. Klnrlila ,lTt'"'r<:!ni 7 t ori i si flip J onlor h'ellnwaltip amt Junn. ,’t rn h «,n i m ‘-r fhtrir willlhurch rehearse at p.First board < tub will meet at the clttl Pr(,M>y(crinn at S:W house for a covered dish Mtppt* a Th, Youlh („ „ |r will rehearse a p. in. All member* are invited ...... . ......... . the Educational Room nt «:30 p. m. I The Unity Clos* will meet in Hie , ' p- m’ ... . .. ... The De llary |.»,t HOW VFW will Vahle* Hotel at H p. will, the T'H'* “ 1 “ K ‘mJ ,y Nip u meet in tha community center at Rev. f aro|vn Parson* a* teacher. .,h S p,'‘'r.|*|,| 7 '* «l>. nt. ' Everyone l* welcome. r i T u e c n tv t .................. .. Hr*l Preshylcrlan Hunch. .Seminole Chapter No. Two, OKS Member* of Drsl R a p l l s t Morning Circle No. P. of the W||| have a regular mreting at the Church Tmlnlnj, Union will attendWomen of the First Presbyterian Mnxonle Temple at H p. m. Inltinuit Aiiociallunal Conference at Church will meet at Id a. m. with||l)n H||| (,,, j,e|ij. First RaptUl Church, Edgcwatcr, Mrs. Hugh Wliclehel Sr„ lul.t __]_______ at H p. m. Magnolia Avc. I.imrhrnn will hr The Dnrca* Cla*« of Flr*t Dap- served. Co-ho»tc»se» will be Mr*. ECONOMICAL INCINERATOR tlit Sunday School will hold their Howard Whelehel and Mr*. R. A. Operation of a home Incinerator monthly meeting at the home of Howard. Mr*. Hugh Whrlchcl Jr. whlrlt quickly and completely Mr*. W. W. Horne, 1501 Valencia Is chairman of tlio meeting. | tonsume* nil rombtiaiilde* and Dr., at * p. in. | Tho Girl Scouts will meet nt gnrbagn 1* estimated nt only The Fidelia Cla»a of th* Rap- First Presbyterian Church at about lit ernt* n month In area* list church will meet at tho home 3:30 p. m. where W>» i* readly available, gn* of Mr*. I’orreAt (latehrl 333u | T.ie Mid Week Rlhle Hour will it]iplloneo maker.* *ny. P in a l II Invllcfl Yon To ' Attend Itn Class The VALDEZ HOTEL Tour Problem Can Be Rolved. Coma and S*e 8:00 O'Cloek Tuesday N ight American Home Department Plans Covered Dish Meal Thn Amrrlcnn Horn* Depart­ ment nf tho Womans Club will eon* rlutle Its meeting* for tha year with a covered dl*h nipper and curd party on Tuesday night. Mr*. Raymond Has* Is chairman for tho party mid hostesses aro Mr*. Denver Cordell. Mr*. L. P. Payton, Mrs. If. S Duggar Mr* W. J. Peacock and Mrs. nobcrl Kuru*. ll i« Imped Hint a* many mem­ ber* ns possible will plan to attend this niiumil affair. . ONION SOUP Roll fresh baby while onion* In ennerntruted beef boullllon nr consumnie on thn thermostatically heut rotitrolled top burner A hit of luilter or ninirnrine I* all tho further seasoning* needed for wonderful flavor, LAST TIMB TONIGHT ■TARTS TtM ~ - M-G-M PrvMntd • LUCILLE BALL • />K.HI ARNAZ t • JAMES MASON -m - “Forever Dariincr4 Co.Starring—Loula . fatheriT IN GHUGEOUS COLOR!' NEVER flIICH LAUGHS! " A‘ 14Dollar A Cor NIrM" FEAT. 7:81 — 1:41 HORTHCOOL DACRON \ J - * ~ T O P .U 0 1 C H SE R V IC E FROM START TO FINISH lean * up I* $300 F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N Old Print*** Th*at*r Bulldinp 111 WEST FIRST STREET Sanford, Florida * Titiphon* If 55 Superbly U«xImI with DIET TASTEFULLY Appetite usually shrink* when you diet bemuse the less you eat the less you want — within limit* of cmir*e. W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. 1/injr Phone 388 207 E. C om m ercial MAY I T A K E T H IS MEANS OF S A Y IN G - t RAYON A RENIOII TF.A. The Senior Homo Ec. Girls of t'ic Semlmde lib'll School mvn their Annual tea In honor of nil icnlor kIi U nml thi»lr mothert recently In tlio Homo Kr. riinin of the school* The food unit drink were prepared liy thn fflrli, Shown, left to rleht, itte Mins Carol ItohiiiRim aervlnv rake, Mrs* Monroe I.aml, .Miss Shirley Land and Mist Julia f* liters serving puneha (t'lioto !•> Jumoaon) AM. DM’ MEET PMNNED The II D grutip nf |)e Rury I* giving advnilre nutlce of It* nil day icailtm to lie held at the t.ivic Con.tr mi .'u«y Jl, at lu An Exefuilv# ~ Z~, REPEL-O-TIZED'S Spot R«stitont tSS We(«f R«p*ll*nt Hiue« it will he lesson* In pine ncedlewoik the neodlc* will havu to he prepared the day before by soaking overnight and then wrapped In paper. Darning rvedles and twin* nhuuld he hrmight. Members wfll tube sandwich** and beverage will lie pruvlded by the 11 D committee. summer For best flavor, rook liver shortly after you buy It. FOR YOUR V O TE AND SUPPORT MAY YOUR VOTE ON MAY 29 WILL BE AN ENDORSEMENT OF MY PERMANENT HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION SYSTEM THRU A CARD METHOD THAT WILL MODERNIZE AND STREAMLINE THE TAX AvSSESSORS OFFICE. (Paid Political Adv. Paid for by C. P. Darkey, Campaign Treasurer) f O. 0 . P a r r 'l l .110 E. Klrat For 10 veer* this store ha* consistently observed th* fol­ lowing hourn Week d*)« 0 *. m. In 1:15 p m. Saturdivs 0 a, tn. to 7:30 p. m, Closed from 7:10 p. m. Saturday until 9 a. in. Mon. Arcade Package STORE mm illifiit'1 Come Ir or Cull for a Free Dcmonnlrallon Today 82.1 E . F IR S T ST. Across Ih* Corner from the Chamber of Commere* ' I 'l l O NE 1122 SUIT 6a)y N owtwoool |{ ym » h ; th* plu* valt** of tk* ho* * * " R w n fahcH, fu tu re la auiU of dacron aad rayoo. 1 k » l * « * ' , gr—U> povoattj, pmAm wrinkle i*d*4*w *. + P"*I > •hi* *pot fedatanc*. Coal 0*4 trouMta hoU th d f «r**a* longer—wet or dry, See j m *rl**tkm t*d*/a �- 'I V v> ‘ \C V ;V ' « * > • *W *U*: *’'.' ’**.*•'5 * ‘ .*•' .*' ’/ "" \ -‘ •■ ’ ■' ■•* ‘ -■ * •• • * \h * “’ *' . . J" 1 M s M M | a f t f t U .At Tald BaiHe* It** a f f u l l P a i d 1 U M Bonta* tkta Pranala taka Pmltit tad Wreak I aaal aaaaaa tkaraoft t t u n Lernnia t t i o i a u . u -h - Waal, a diatanca K a t a polat t l l . l l f a at' Wenteriy TTit. aad (k» B a eterty a t a ting am tharaMa, aa' -----------Truateee #f • t r eaf at f , H o J t T r K t ^ ttre P a a t a L l e t IM»M Parcel I Zeeland Ban! at IJhureh. of t t t l . t l teat to tka k a a l n a l a a from th * Northadet c o rae r e f eald daacrlhad U i B a g la ala g a t A point ___ _ J i Sra l isS>U. > t U t i l a a d , F lo r id a Paraala H i I I ft* SUBJECT TO: iBtaraet, If a n y . a t a t a curv# concave la tk a laft aad Bee tin# t> A M ru n n l a g Snuth II*. H faat W aatariy from aald autv ty n e asl ntfA a w » !5 William* ay D o l t O e n ea ta, a a k a a a a t r l a ad P a y M Merman unknown helro, devleeoo a n d 'o r having a radlua a t H I M ! faat; i r * * “ Weet l l l t . H r A e t t o l t * - tin* aa m aaaurad a t r i g h t u g i * t i l l ^quleey Street, North west Ratal* #1. M urray J. Haller, Routa I, Boa l l t - R P a rrel I oilier clalmanto under Benjamin Ihenc* run Ubatheroetcrly a lua g ■*,< tlon H I plu* TM0 and POINT O f from St* | to a IIT plua H a f (eld J. W ..........I H ,1 curv* th rough a c entre! angle af BtXIINNINU a r eald B a st U n a ■array lln# a ad T u nning Southerly (larratt. docoaeed Maltlaad, F lorida Paraala I t i I t a / a M. N. Rat*. I e » ItMldene# North nf Orange County p i n t - E i , • Headway m a h t a f Wap t l 'H * a Slatanc# a f l i f t feet to th* centerline; thence Baulhw aiterly along a curv* eoneav* to th a SouthPAf**l B f e ly a a O’l r l a a end of eald curvet Ihenc* run South alo n g a curv# eoneav* I* th# South* aaatarly a n d h a v in g a radlua of Maa aa I t a t a Pood I I I** a n u no. t a a - v «/ l/M rlona roeii>,*cy aad ha v in g a radian HOT,IT foot, th rough A aaalr.il Beat.aula Caunty Plorlda I f I I ’IO” Weet, a dletanc* a f 1TII.T eaatarly Paraal u * * * ftK tf T hat p a r t oft _L Uorooa Parcel I I U i * t, I T. I. ». I I and II, ftlrhard* feet la th# keglaalng af a eurv* ta of H i t .II faat. through a c en tral a ngl* af IM F , • AHtanca a f l l l . l t « R M llS “ erekarg, e m i r P , W r la h t angl* of 11 " « ' , a d i a r i s t * At fact to a point I t feat Waaitrly ■on’* Addlllna to Woodlirldae, a t . th* rig h t having a radlue a f 1TH.U f i t l U a e U a g e Road, M u l h w t a t . P a r a a l M ilttanoua Virginia nwM * r a m •« c o r d ln tn to Iho plat Iheranf aa ra* feels ihenc# run f o u lb w a e te r ly IIII.91 rent to Station IIT plu* IMS from eald a u r v e r llna, a a m u i a r e d c a n a l I t u a i c a l f Bulrdlna a * O r a a l Orlando, Plorlda Par**) Tl carded l r Plat tloak 1. MV* I of along aald curve th roudh a central aad and of curve, thane# South I I ' - a l o a r a Rn# radial to curv# af aald a m u h k if. lav a, t t w r . , „ carol:** V. Bull th* publ’c m o r d a of Bamlnol* angle e f I f II*. g dletanc* i t H i t I P W a it J H . i l f a i t ta th# B«hth eurvey lln* a t Station H I plua on. jra a Parcel I I Maitland. a iu r i u a Pouta i. Boa l e t Paraal II County, Piartda) Raeapt loo.root feet t a th* end of eald rurv*. thane* lln* of Lot 1, U k * of th# Wood* eald eurvay lln* and nald S t a t l u A ^ n e .a ' taai* (L -O raa r Maltlaad, Plorlda Paraal I t road raearvallon contained I* True* rua South IT*<1'HM' Weet. a die Subdivision. Plat Book f. P*S* « . being located and daeerlhed a* fo|. /V r^ r r >< ^ r a t m f * f i o t d a a i a p t. Nancy J< a tr o n a lata internal .tm»»n*#ni*nt Pund ten*'# of IH.TT feet to Ih* South Bamlnol* County record*, nt a point towet j T. Au«U4 ja lo j^ fty ia a P a ra al • • aV# k Pina at, Maltlaad, p ^ w in He'd recorded In Head Rook 111 a t lln* of eald Section I I a t a polat 4.H feet P.aeterly from the floulh- Begin a t a point aa th* North Rn# ftttvui* » W iM l Urlaada, P ia r td a Paraala I I I Mi 111 Plorlda Parcel tl p a r # l i t . public record* af Baral. I4IS.II feet Reel from th* South weel corner af aald Lot I, Ih# land of Ih* NBU of NKU of Section IT, i|y ''-'v^ . ■// ’' ... . . . P Faaeleea a alaa -d a u lb e rl curpuro Imvdla A. Thompeoa weet corner thereof; th* lend her* harala daecrlbad containing .11 acr* Town«hlp I t South, n a n s * 19 K a n , nol* County, Plor da., a a l l a a i A t a a t Pout* I, Boa aa- a Paraal IM t S a C T & f * a dleianc# e f I H . I I feat Waet of ly ln r Northwaatarly bt and w lthla Inabov* conveyed containing t i l mnr* or l#*a . « > !« t f l . K Maltlaad. r i a r l d e r* K a ? Adrian D. H arralt Pare*!* !*: 119 feat of th* aurviiy tin* of H iatt acre, more or lea*. OWNED BT: Fre de ric k h t Bull and th* Noriheaet c orner Ihraofi thenc* Paraal Tl w . atiwu . m a u a run south t l ' U ' t o " W o t . a dletanc* Jo* eel. IT; II Road I t * I N , aeciion n i t , aald o w n e d n i l Murray J. Heller; Carolina R. Bull. Mi w f a ram ai t U Haarp U n r t t e a Tall !U ’ Paraal II lurvey line b a ’a a datcrlb ed and lo- Jam** Heltert Audrey KelUri Bey PARCRb IS R oadw ay R g k l a t Way of I I I T . t l feet to Station HT plu* to .W a f t. t i t —ITtk Avanu* of eeld eurvey 1H*f thenc* run .. . . . rated a* fallow* i B t r l n a t a point ■|r m our Heller; Mery Helleri Merlaa • m o b a , tna Paraal M T u m l o a a a , Alabama ram t h Paraal II J I S * orlaa I I I M r t dir w att a dUtaae* nf Parcel IT (ha South llna af Bactlaa 1* Haller, dereeeed. Marla* Heller. T h a t p a r t oft Lot I a f U k # af Snath V a u p n * ^ In * I H i l f**t t a th* b H l a n l n g ef a f i l l Wee, Aider l l r a t t „ . « . . . Towathlp t l Boulh, P e a t * t t Baal, a Della K. Heller Rita Helle r Polehyi Ih* Wood* Sabdlvlalan, according lo a*** M M H f c H am* Panel It M V a u f k a . Pa a lda at dleianc* a f I I I T .t l feet Waal of the Hilton S. Heller: Lenore W ernerj nlat thereof recorded In P la t Bank rurv* conrav* to th* l e f t a nd hav. l l v a a k a a ^ W l a a ta a la Paraal I I ?S 2 ? Araat & c, Haul heart corner of th* MW'i t h e r e ­ aka J s p s s t^ e f H u r r a y J. Heller, daceaeed. L paga II. a f Ih* publlo record* af Ing a radlue of I T I M I feet; thenc# Para PPrk. Florida Parcel M of; ihenc* run North 11**1'**'' Real, Ratal* r u a Southweelerly along eald rurv* t u r H aifa Paraal I t p J r . Merlaa Heller, Rita Palaky a r .t Senlaol* County, Florida, Pareal I I i d t t f If altar . . n PH**) I I C. A Wciaa a dletanc* of t t l . t l foot to a point Doria d e rm a l*, aa Rgeoutrlee* af tying aaeh eld# of and wllhln I I through a einlr.il anal* e f I ' l P I T -*«, P miiwa T h * ua k a a a ra Hair*, t a * « a_ haira. d m lat*a d a d / Lonrwoad. la-, . 'io# Boulevard on th* P.aat ttn# of nlchardeon'* feel a f lha cantertn* a f nropoerd a dletanc* nf <o|.4l feet t* S t a l t n i ^ P la r 'd a Paraal I t Addition to W o o d b r ld t a Plat Book eald aetata. U n d e 'P l o r l d a Para al I t K,!i*Uiiii:.’TdajiiSUBJECT TO: Mortgeg* af W ta tb. Raat U n a a f gtal* Bead U - A 19*. H I plu* e< a f eald survey line; A n t e Ruth Ward H T rtl It lynua maa Haller 1, P a r* t, iam laol* County, Plorlda, Addraaaaa u a k aa w a . rap lavaetm ent Company In favor of Stetlan T ill, aald P.aat U n a cantor. thenc* continue 10 run SoathweeterlT Paraal I *11 South Maltlaad Avanue Sfuuk laia i. . . o:ihoa Boulevard a lnng eeld curv* th rough a central a diatanca of tl.1T feat North a t Lei n . * .. i-.f i unknown PareM M Orlande, P lorlda W inter P a rk , P larlda Parcel I t th* Houthaant corner ihoreof: th* William P nillfa* and Alle* “ Rn* halng deecrlbed aa fellow*! a ngl# of I I 'I T 'I I " , a d'e ta ne* of Paraal I t i * T .|f I t l t h Mac* nilllea, held by Allr# B ORIHa. Commencing an Ih# Nnrlh Rn# of U ItrwuM Ralph P . W ard Her lea Haller, aa Baaauiria at land he rtlnahov* convayed roa ta ln. alaa, N e * f o r k Paraal I e a r i e l t s Readveay Right a f Way th* NEW of NR 14 of eald Section I H t . H feat la th* and e f *e'd Paraal I I rtatal* m a ta r ia r u net,a.'. uakeuwa i l l Roalh M altlaad Aeenu# Inr * a t acre, more or l a t a p L. Mabley BED No. H I I I a t a point I H . I I faal Waalerly eurvaj thenc* rua Souih t t ' l l ’ee4 •aa W inter P ark, OWNED BT: P. C..William*. .That p a r t of: Lot 11 af Lake af th* from t h a N o r th ia a t t u r n e r a f t*IA West, a d lita n c a a f ILT1 faat to a Plarld a Parcel I t Paraal Tl Bmary J. W eaver ark Par«al N PARCEL V D ra laa *# Haaamaa* m Waada fabdlvlaloa, accordlag ta Sectm* t l a n d r u n n in g Baulk l l ' l l * - polat which la a W esterly *ai*n. loeelf HV , • r d a*, t a t plat th ereof recorded la Plat Baab H " W eet 1M1.4I fa at t* S u t t o n •too a f the South lla* a f Lot 1 , Paraal i t » i % A v a a 'a P a u l* t, Boa U I LATERAL DITCH L E F T (W EST) T, s a g * l i , *f tka aufclo raaarda a f I H plua f M I and POINT O P BM- H k e a f Ih# W a a d t Buhilvlaton, J f i M Lear Paraal a OP STATION JU» plu* H (P*rt> Semaala County. Fiord* DINNINd *f H i d R u t U n a c e n te r ­ n o t Bank f. paga I I , le m ln n ia M*v l a r k Portal » Plorlda P t r e a l I I Parcel U T hat p a rt *fi lying f a t Northerly of a lla* a t line; thenc* S o u th w a e ia rlr alo n g a CeuM r. a dletanc# a f l * < ! feet Lanerar W arner i& T U fe Mala BN RH of kMU of S W ( | W a i t a f Slat* r ight sngi* to th* raaterlln* a f pro- cunr# rancav* la thA fo u th e a e te rly W aeterlp from a* Iron pip* (M ated ‘ •"air .. . . i l l Athlon Avenue Road 11 A l o o <. for marly sSt*t* t* t Road ead Raet Lea* a f I t a t a Read I I aad ha v la g a radlu e a f 1I T I M I faat a t t h e 'S o u t h w est corner a t eeld m P a r ta ia I I I I I Praaae, California Parcel I t ______ Paraal Tl I t In Baction II, T q w n th lp I t South, ami a f I t ' l l ' , a Lot I. Th* Hnd herelnabova d e e c rlh -f', HO. gaction TT<1, a t Station »T4 through a central Anal* Caaaalkarrp I Rail* Wioaman Baas* H Raat, EXCEPT th* North plua *1 of aald ceMerllna, E eetarlydletanc* *f a f 11TI.IT H I M ! feet I tw B u tto n ad a a s u ta lB A 111 acre#, n o r * a t 1 ,v*au* Paraala t f j of and within I I faet of,eald center- HT plua 11.41 and and a f agrv* lass. PM" I , I V | MaKlanV " n o r * * / Paraal I t i l faat tharaar, Tntar. ntar Park. Ploi arid* Paraal II AM O i IH* and t h , Southerly of n lln* then"eVuuVh t l ' H ' Weei l l l l l f e tl OWN1D R T : w i t ll a a i R e tk M 11 Mars*r*l w td a m a a Moll'* V n >• a Cam p » • a M l * i t , t l and I t of Rlchardaan'a nt r ight angle to eald centerline In Ih* South tin* nf Lot t. L a k e ef Sarah Roth, h i t wlfa. I n # * |C nVballa Avanu# Roui* t, p ■» I t Want L ~ f M t t a r i ) flH M t m Agent P Addition to Woodbrlda* accordU at Station IT4 plu* 00 nf eald can Ih* Wend* flutidlvHInd. P H I Bunk PARCRL S* Roadway R ig h t a f W ap Jllnnd. Piurlda Paraal U I I Baulk I l t b a ir a e l Maitland. Plnrldn Parcel f Paraal IT Mark O. Wllt'am* to plat recorded In I’H t Book 1. terllne; Raeterly of and within 10 T. p*s* If, Semlnul* County record*. t s n h e , tag-R 5:r.r,t r « * araal I I pas* 1, ptibl'a racord* af Bamlnol* faet of aald centerline, aald Raat ■I a point 1 11 f**l E**l»riy from T h at p a rt of: •'Beginning nt th* n . p p . R o t I I e r n a r d 'u b g m b a r * e ju O'lirln n* P'-eemney Paraal I I w ntar Park, Plorlda Plorlda M n e centerline and eeld Station Ih* Soulhw tal c orner of eald Lot l, Southwest eornar of th* NWU nf Parcel H Couoty. Florida, Paraal H Mnl'lnnd, P lnr'dn m dian Trail* Muaaum lying each aid* of and within 10 th* NRU e f Bootlon I t . Ta wash Ip being located and deecrlbed a* fo l­ Ih* land h«r*tn d«*er1h*d eeplalnlag a r o r t , _ f # n n * ^ H * r l * parcel 19 c/u jin r v a y l>, illvara, Jr, Orlamlp Padaral Snvlrns* na> T helm a (I Wllllaml I faat nf * ditch centarlln* daacrlhad low#: Beginning an th* North line .11 acr*. mnr* e r l e t * I l Snuth. Rang* H Bast, se m lnul* Loan Aaeoalatlon n r . n . po* i l Haaldant Aaant a* follow*: Commanclng an Ih* County, Plorlda, then?.-* North 111,1 TT k a e t Trlvlnaat** Avanu* of M l | of Lake of th* Wood* Sub, M id lan d , plnrldn farctl H BT: Chari** P. Sc htrtr. I t t u Lent Colonial Drlv# Sooth lln* of s u >4 of SWM of aald dlvlelan a t a point 4.10 feet W etter OWNED Plorlda ■! Parcel* l l i urivb-Pi'areal I I w i n ' a r P a - k Pedarat d a v ia ia PARCRL M Roa dway R ight af w a y f*«t Ihenc* South I I ' H ' Reel l i l t ' d I’arcol I I (irlando. Ifarlay P. o i lm a n Sacllon t l *1 a point I t I T I I faat feet to th* Weetarly Rn* of S tate ty from th* Northweet corner nt eald and l.nan Aeioclalloa N*. SRI ( 111 Irvln B. Jo h n,on Rout# I. Bn I i t Waet from th* Soulhcaat corner of t-oi < and running South H ' l l ' t t " ■RD l e r t r u f * k. Ckartla lluut* | tin* ly« W in te r Park, T h at p a r t of: Th* Bouthirly (4 of Rond Nn. I Ihenc* along the W eet. • / a Jacob Mchwuieoy SWU nf aald Sacllon I t and running Parc*) | | Paraal I t . I " " l , n Weal H l le feet to Station 174.00 H alt Ian J, Plqrliin Parcata 11) Plarlda, Lot 4 of Idik* of th* Wood* Sub- nrlv linn a f eald S ta te Road South rnr*«i it tj , , _(>t*rh ( ’i r lurailan I Mala Street Masala W. Jolfay I I ) Tl Nnrlh I T 'O f 00" Raat 110.TT feat In thenc# continuing South II'H'OO" dlvlelo*. according tn plat th*raof I f *1o' W»et I H feet to a polat R aetA o/o r.w o u il Parcel I t Ml Raet I till riuaei Kurd, Connecticut hlllay, Ktaldanl th* begln nlas o l a curv* rnnrav* in Waet 171.10 feat to a W ea la rtr a t P a ri H Blbtll In Plat Bo«k 1, peg* I I . a t of Beslnnla s, thenc# W eet 1191 1 ^* t aa I Com pa n r th* Nnrthweelkrly and having * teneton of th* Saath Rn* nf tzit trecordad Parcel Tl 1d s a a. .e feet to h«glnnHS.Hl which IHa Maitland, e l tint,Ini h i publlo ric a rd a a f Simlnola ■••a* tll'l'lneoa Avanu* , Resident Aaenl b p W V . ' S i S W i i llidlu* of I T i l . l l faat; (hanc* NorthW«at*rly a t and edjereat to th* i t I t a t L ake of th* Wood* flubdlvle ly, Plorlda, Parcal Tl hlando, Plnrldn P d ra ll I I F l o r ’da Oak Avenue Rout* I, Boa t i l aaeierly a long aald curve, th r o u a h H tln g r l f h t af wap at Slat# B e ad Ion a t a point H i t feet W aatariy Frederick i f Mutt # • _____ Paraal I I I Par**! I I Rout* kJ, l"ennirerta* i^rw riia a central a n si* of 1'41'IC', a die. from an Iron pip* m ark in g the or 1th* ;-:r in t I li.A Raul* I, Bn* H I oanHrlH* at prupo*«d Ka*l II A <09; tenre nf ITI I I feat to POINT OP Southw ell corner a f aald M t 11. t.an* of gtal* f inal I I A 199, S*e- n e t, and <M Raeterly e f a !H#rrw Parcal II l l . l i l . n d . y[*rlda Paraal t l MallUnd, Plorlda P a r a P ark, P a r c i l I I Haliland, Plorlda IIRUINNlNa of **1d d'lch ra nte r- containing .11 aero, more a r He*. Mary P. P a rris* lion TT9I, eald E**l Lane C*at*r- lying (a) Weetarly e f th* eurvey P a r ta ia H r i l l llaatrlc* Hartley tine: Ihenc* from a tangaiil heart# *• t — P A R tB I , I Haadrtay B l s h l a f Way Pern Park, H .aa OWNED RT: W Odell Read and Mar IH* being described e s follow*: lln* ef s t a t e Rned 14 A <90, Beetln* Pa real II of North l l M T 'l l " Keel ru n North Plorlda a rat H. Read, hi* wife. » -ilia P a rc a lt l i t I I SBD N*. M l Commencing on Ih* North Line of TT9I, end tb) E aste rly ef a lln* d*« I I 'I I 'I C * W a tt 110 feat to and nf gPA T h a i yari nfi Atirl Piphar ’ P -e ln v I lH a Drlv# . , Rt'R L 14 BeaKway R ight af Way Ih* N R ti nf N E ‘4 of eald Section scribed **? B sglnnleg a t a pnln* I W U , ' Raat a f Atlanlle end nf ditch centerline, containing >BD Sa. 14* L au 4 a ria la-b r* in a-d a a. P l o r K a , , t o r1 d 7 U‘ Parcel I I Rout* I II a t a paint I H . I I feel W esterly << feet W esterly from eeld s u r v e y . Parcel II in Railroad Hitht uf way In ditch centarlln*. containing 0.11 acre, Kndlcult, Vew Tnrk Paraal I I Cuatl Ltn* T h at p i r t af: Lot 1* of L ake af from th* Norlheeat corner ef eald Rn* ae meaaured a t r i g h t a n g la 1*, Townahlp Tc -I I -South, - ^iur# or laae, atcluelva of a r e a In & H M U.I.!..r aeaiiiin io w r ih ii Slallnn te* If, II* M, . C o m a tCaaaa) l l a r r p a P lp h tr Wood* SubdlvHH* according to Sectlnn IT end r u nning South l l ' l l ’* frnm S l i ll e n HT flea H of eeld • H M a ehlnsion Mtraat right nf wav of Slat* Road Ih* Rena# la r a e t , Paula I H t thereof recorded In Plat Hook nn” W ait 1141.41 feet to Station eurvey lln* and running g o u t h tr l y 11 A < 00 , Section T ilt, and area Paraal II Naur Tarii Wty, Now f o r k parcel M Kndlcntt, N tw Turk a eurv* eoneav* to th* South l y l a s W t a i t r l y a f and w ithin d l l P lrttl M . page 11, of lha public record* of I H plu* 11 1# and POINT O P BR ■long -ui-an Hallor ei^Uopelanc feat of th* aurvay lin t uf State In dedlratad atreeta. teahell# M. Read ftINNINO of laid Eaet Iain* center- eeitorly end having a radlue o f f . Semlnul* County, Florida, i '/a Lett* i n 1907.17 t h ro u g h a central a e g i a w Rond II A IOC, Section T ill and OWNED RT: M argaret Wldeman. 11*1 W ait W a e h ln t l a a I t r a a i lying Raeterly of and within <1 tin*; thane* Souihweetarly elnng a of < • « '.feet, eo.i, Okla Paraala i<] IIT — l l h Avenue . # nf H I I t feel Krlend". Plorlda Parcel I I Tl»l, eald Cirvay line helns dne- PAR4:lll, a D fa laa aa o Raaaaeaal faet of the centerline nf prnpoeed curv* e o a r a v t In th* Southeasterly 1* a puinta fdllitan sc e t W esterly from erthed *a fallow*: B t f l n n l n s on lha a n n s * s i s X V t t l e ' r '1,1 N,w ro,h p l,c " “ Paul K. Read R a il M e * of Stele Road t l A <00, and h i v i n g a radlue nf I T I M I ft*l, eeld eurvey tine, ae measured t l t n g Snuth llna uf s w u uf a d d Section nn u i m i i n m n i mft m n i ■m• LATER At, D t r r H L E F T t WEST) Merton 1191 eald Eaet Lane renter th rough a central angle ef 11*41', l t d P l n i ir a a Drive 1*n* W eit W aeM aston S tra ti g s s r H .n i redial le se rve e f aald *ur« IIIT.M ................ * 'teal W att from OP STATION 111 plu* H i P a r t l parcel IT n w m i .* ■ Parcel II nrland". Plorlda Paraal I I I* a t a point I* l l a Hand. a lln* being deecrlbed with retereac a dletanc* of t i l l * * feat to Sta. •veylln* llna at Slatton H I #lu i *#, t s ' d lha kuulhaeel corner of (eld SWU That part ofi Mlllan k. Ileller R u h r P. R*fin ’ a»m D am brtei* . lo eald l.ot 10 of Lake of lha Wood Don I l f plu* l l . l l end end nf eurv*: H I H a t h ln p l o n ktraat Rout# I, p o t h i and r u h h i n f Bssi'k I T 'M 'M '' W*«t l^ita 14 and IS oT Rlchardean1* Ad. Suhdlvlalnn a* follow*? negleelng Ihenc* South l l ' l l ' W est 14*91 aurvay llna and aald Statlae* being H (luiMali alii* tl Parcel I I I Now Vnrk Ciiy. Now Viork Parcel II Malllanl, Plorlda Parcel I I 111.41 feet to Keel lln* uf t^)t II. dltlon to Wondlirldga, a c n r d l u a to on Ihe North line nf l-nt • nf 1-ak* feel lo the Mouth lln* of Lot I, Lake located and daecrlbad aa follow*; k .v m o u r llailar Thnmna | | t u t r l l f f , j t . Woodhrldse, Plat Rook ••!*•*, p ia * IiHt rem rde d In Plat Rook I, png* uf Ih* Wood* Snlutlvlklon at * point nf lha Wunda Hubdlvlelnn, Plat tlnuk negln et a point nn th* Nnrlh lln* : t e l » H i t 1'inatre* Drlv* Tl, piihlin recutita uf Orntia* f.'oiiulv, 1, public raeorda of Semlnul* C a u n ­ 4 «o feel Eaatarly from the North T, page II, Bamlnol# Cnimry Record*, or Ih* NE>4 nf N E 'i nf Men ion IT, HIT Myrtle Avanu* Paraal II • t e f f i l f t .H l a r te l 11 Nanfnrd, Florida weel c orner of eald Lot < and run at a paint 1.19 H a t Eeatorly from Township II Month, Range 19 Raet. Pare*) 111 Florida, at a point 10.11 reel Nnrth ty, Florida, - A n k e r DeYoung from th* Snuthaaet c orner nf told lying wllhln 10 fpat of a ditch cen- ulna Souih H * : r » e H Went TH feet Ih* S n u ih w r it corner nf eald Lnt |, a (Detail.* nf I K . I l feet Went nF W. ndell Read l> Hob ,e th* Northeast corner thereof; thenc* Lot II, containing *1 acre, more or Raul* |, R o t I I I larlln* daecrllmd aa fullovaai Comto W ee le rlr ee**n*lon uf Lot t t of th* H nd heroin deectlhod contain run Snuth H ' l l ' H ' * W**L a dlse exgwoed, tarlla Paraal I I I t e : 04Paraal t l Malllaad, Plorlda I, P Flat menclng an th# South lln* nf BE,4 Lake of Ih* Wnoda Suhdlvlalnn t l a Ing t l a, re mnr* or l**o. . out Harman Paraal II lata. bHr* r r tr ten?-# of t i l l 11 feet tn S ta tin * nf BW'4 nf aald Hnetlna t t at a Itnhy Reanata 111 W att P a rk Avenut OWNED BTi Claud* f . Rooeevalt point H i t fael W eattrly from an OWNED IIT: Adrian D. D a r r il l and 1ST pi 11■ T9 nf ee'it survey 1ln*| m rood, |i»lnl 1 I I J ) I feel (Vent front th* Iron pip* m arking lha Snulhweet Myril* W. Ilorrolt, til* wf*. and Mavru# llu<>e*v<le. Ilia *1'* Parcel I I W inter Park, Plorlda Parcel I t 1111 Dartmouth th m * ren Snulh J t ' I J ’on’' Wait, • C W ln lar Park, Ptorld* lleaftalh Kldat Pamal t l PAHCRI, B Headway R lahl af Way Huntheanl corner of SWU of eald roraer uf eald Lot 11, containing 10 Mt.'IUKtlT To? Miirigeg* a favor of dHetanr* uf t i t 9* feet lo th* l>*glnMeillon I* and running North JT*- acre, mnra or lee*. I H Waal n r he 11* Avenue Murma C. Pootavalt prd P a rk , 1 kllll Ta. ITd-Ri I4».R | Edward M , Mnrrl nlng of ■ curve enneev* in t h e l e f f Ol'On" Kaet IMV17 feel In lha h*. Parcata III •dnil I»ml. pjnrlda Parcel | | llniita t, ’Ida T hat part ofi PARCRL SI g e i l n t r B a h t nf Way ■nd having a radlua nf I T I M I feet] OWNED IIT 1 llnhert K rhamplfln Alfred U. IlyU* Hanford, Plnrldn , Parcel | Th* Snnlh Sol feet nf th* N>4 nf ginning of a curv* cnnrav* to th* and I * Villa K. rham plnn, hla wlfa, ■RD No. t i a - R : tan-R a i a , ni l, thenc# run Sniilhweaterly a long laid • k lla l i l h l t e a a Chamber* J»ck N P oeam tn HW<4 nf BK'd ef SWU, K**t nf old Northweaterly and havin g a radio* P » n i El. IB H na iw ay Bight *( Wap T hat pe rt nfi Th# N n rlh trly '4 through a central angl* nf nu|a ^ W i l l Point I'laeetnt, Ntw Jar*** Rout* I. P o t •* Atlantic, Cnaat l,tn* Railroad Rlahl nf IT1MI feet) thane* Northeaeterly :>HD N*. IM .H 1 i m nf Lnt 4 nf Lake nf th* Wood! Huh- rurva I 'o o 's r ', a dleianc* nf 491.ni f * t | rave, P a a a a y lr a n la Parcel Paraal I I l.onawnod, Florida along eald etirv* through a Paraal I H nf W a r l e d NurtHwaelarlv nf th* division, according tn plot rocurdad T hat pa ri nf: Th* Went 100 fael Itam ld Jackaoa ilatli?n H I plu* 99 of aald s u r ­ Wlillam Ruth a i l l l l n s r l a h l nf way nf Slat* Road central anole nf T ' l l ' l l " a die- uf Icil I of l a k e uf lha Wood* Sub la Plat lluuk 1. page 19, of th* piib tn H. Chamnla lea vey line thenc* continue ta ru * po u t# i, P m h i t l A *09 uf Serllun II, Towath lp tanca nf STS IS feet In POINT DP dlvlalnn. arcurdlng tn plat thereof IH record* of Stmlnol# Cuunty, Pin. goulhwesterlv t e r " Parcel II Malllnnl, Klurtd* elnng ee'd curv# RKliINNINU af aald ditch cantorParcal I I II South, liana* 10 Raat, , m, V lo ria * Paraala l J. U. Jobnaioa recorded In PH I llnnh 7, page t l ride, th re u a central angla nf tS'IT'31'', * Th* kanford Atlantic N atlo aal Bank l y l a s Northweatarly of and W th ln lln*: Rout* I, 1 1*-A lying W i i l e r t y e f g lln# d u c r lb e d dletanc# of 17*1.14 feet to the #"d of lha puhtl* record* of SemlaoH 110 fool of th* aurvay l,n* nf Slat* thane* from a ta n g e n t h a a r l n s ■L Cloud, Plurld* • * follow#: Bogin a t A pntnl I t f**t nf aald curve; thenr* ru n South Pareele T*. Manfnrd, Plorlda, t t , U I , I l f Road t l A <09, Saction Tint, eald of North I I ’ IT'H" Eaet.' rua North Couaty. Til Tl Maud (Maud*). J.P akret ttla ,TH g wllhln <1 feet nf lha renter Emaiarly and a t rig h t a nal* to St* H 'l i 'o o " W**t, . a dletanc* e f lT.1t srltl Jolley Raymond e . Jolt* aurvay lln* b e ,n s daecrlbad and H ' 4 1 i r Weet I K fael to and of line of propuied Eaet Laae of SUt* (Inn l i t plu* 99 41 a f th* ourvoy feet to e pnltit nn the W eetarly ex* i . Conn**Haul p*r**l ranlerltn*. rontalnng tIO Podia I. Boa I H II i i r i n n l l l h M l Hlratl located aa follow*: Real* at a point ditch Road I I A 199, Section 7T0|. aald ltn* of pr??pn**d Ea*t I lea-lon nf the Mouth line nf Lot L rf* C*a Paraal f t on th* South tin* of Section IS. euuare feet, mot* a r He*. W aahlnstan. D. C. r, Paraal Tl Matlland, Plorlda Hood I I A 99*. Mtctlon 1191; run Reel Lane cenlarllna being daecrlh I at.a th* Wnnd* Subdlvlelnn, I'litl ark. Michael klmnnelll Townahlp t t South, R a n i * I* Rati, OW NED' R T i fieri* Wldemn* a ad ed with reference In |.ol t nf afore thenc* Mouth l f ' t l ' 9 9 " W*et 110.11 Hunk of i ll," " n <;a r l°a K allei, 7, i<ag* I I , Mamlnnl* r o u n t v , Paraala H i H i Indlv limit* 1, Rn* i t r d u a tlr and aa Ouardlan a dlMam-a nf |1 I1.«| feat t v t i l of Prank W itcinen. her huehaml f*«t in Ih* he glnelng e f g . r u r v * a diatanca >>f I M ! f««t W**t*rly eald Lake of lha Wnude Suhdlvlelnn III II Haliland, Plurld* Parcel 4* lha Snulheett corner nf th* SW>( PARCEL * Haadwap Hlgbt of Way • minor aa Inllowa: U e glnnlnr on Ih# Nnrlh cfacav* to Ih* SnuthOAiL having frnm i n lr?ui pie* Incated a t th* P a r a Park, Plorlda I 'a r t t l a Dnria Rm llhtrm aa thereof; Ihenc* run North IJ'ICOO*4 SRD 1 * ITi-H ■7*, r a * n °n r d 'u rl* n d a Kennel Club IH* nl aald Lot I at a palm 4 in a radio* nt 441119 faat: them-* Mouth west corner a f eald Let L Rout a 1. B um ITT Raet, a dliteur* of I I I . 41 feet to * T hat p a rt nf: IdHTtai r f e tt Eaelnrly from Ih* Nonhw eal Buuthw*ll*rly I T I.IH f r e t tlnug sold The tend herrlnebev* described con•fi'iU n d . Florida Parcal point on th* M a t line nf ntchnrdTh# South t t l feet of the Nnrth ITI Par«a i f ikhway IT-1| a t of eald l o t I and running curv* through a control angl* at talnln* 4.11 acre, m ere or H>e. eon* Addllln* In Weodbrlda*. Pt*l feel of K 4 of BE>4 of SW>4 Weet of corner O W Spencer a* fa rm e r officer6*ill a South t e ’ l l W Wee! TH fael la a I t ' l l ' to a point I I f**l LoMorly OWNED IIT 1 John I. Strong and dlracfnr, Truale* of aaaalt of Rook t, P i s * I, Seminal* county . . vfliau I Slat* Road No 400 (formerly known urlda Parcel H 'x 'e r l r re te n tio n nf th* South from and *t right oegl* tn Hlotlon Nance J. H rung, hie wlfa, ardala-by-iha-d ea. Plorlda Praucaa kunnyfnwn Toga, l o t , * d la t t lv t d Florida, a d ’atanr* a f I I IT feel *a Hlal* Road No. 1). Hertlna I* W limey Hue uf l.ol 11 uf luike nt Ih* Wiuide 117 plu* 91.41 nf sold Eaet Lens PA Ilf El, IS I Parcel II joeu tt,„ / lll*hw .e orpura tla a North of tho Hu'ithaual corner t h e r e ­ Townehlp II South, Rang* 10 Eae Hutidlvlelun at a pulal ( M l fett Survey lie*; aald survey Rn* and Itn.iuuur (tight a f Way Blanch* Copatand o r la nitn, Pin r Ida Paraal IT of; th* land haralnabnv* detcrlhed Sail Ion TJ0I Parcel* II; H 'Unfurd. Florida ea Iil Slallnn* being located and d*. BUD Ae. l U - U f l lg - R W aeierlr from an Imo pip* m arking Paul* I Ada Kirkland Rulh H Stanley t u n la l n ln s *11 art*, nmr* or tea* lying Northweaterly nf end wllhln th# Houthweel corner of eald Lot ecflhed *ei Commsnrlng nn Ih* i . i . l e -11 v . ' ............ Ing H I f**l aityaun, Ohio Perctla t « | IT Roui* -----I Ini H I M lahnev 1 t-9 t OWNED RT: Nathan Pranele and 111, tee, nf lha* urvey tin* nf Hlal* II. containing .11 aura, mor* or Ninth hn?indiry of Bscllan IT. Town North end 3 7 feet West uf th* HalMiami Ploriil* I O. Courtney Parcel I P*tn Park. Florida Parcal I I LIIIU M Prancla, hi* wife lined II A mo. eald eurvey line • hn II s..?nh. ling* 19 East, at a Southwest c orner of th* NE>* of leee. l.tuna Kleh <oaaw nod, Daloret |(. s i a v t r SUBJECT TO; M oris*!* af N a ­ being deecrlbed and located ** fnl OWNED RT: leehel Ine* Pella Hie ini 41*11 feel Weel from t the NklU, Mtctlon It, Tuwnahlp 31 Parcel Tl Route I Uua t l | Tlnrld* llna North Randolph Si real than P r a n .l* and wlfa. In favor of Iowa: Ilegln et a point nn Ihe South Haliland, PlurlUa key amt A. K Hickey, her huahand Northeast corner of said Sacllon II, Mouth, Mange lu East, run North P»rt*l I I Arllnaton. V lrfln l* Parcal IT Ha* nf Section I*. Tuwnehlp 71 99 degree* I I mlailf** E a s t I H taut, Plorlda Credit and Invatlm enl Cum run Mouth H ' H W Weal t t t l . t l A rthur P. Irfkbb K . W * m IIIU M T TO: K urtga g* of Juha I, 11a Pulaky, Individually andpass. K a il H e feet, thenc* s o u t h South, Rang* in Meet, a dletanc a H atilanu, . iur.ua Pa real Tl Kj-rn Park, C. Hate* and R'chard C. Rale* tn f#»t to POINT O P BERINNINO, thane* 93 d e i r t . t I t mluutee Weel lu* i lurlila ■if I11T.VI feel Weel of Ih* South l * of K , , »** *f Murray being eeld Station H I plus <9.41 t.W . Dawaon, Jr., a* formar PARCEL S Roadway R lahl af Way Parcel (I J. Hollar, daceaeed favor nf Knhart K. Champon teel, thence West I H feet to point Vary it Lam bert eeat e i r t i r uf MW 14 thereof; PARI ricfr-dlractor, Truala* or nf eeld Enel Lane eurvey line end • R D Sa. ITBeR DI. I* Headway High! of Way c/n l.eun t.alahlon ’ P f r n Park, thence run Nnrlh IJ**1'00M Reel ■RD No. Aaaal* af dunnylawn Teas. Ino. being Ih* beginning nf a curv* eon- " y i n g ^ a e t e r l y at aad wllhln Id T hat p a rt af: I9*| 1ST Piurlda Ilaeplyad eorpuratloa, t dleianc* of Ho.TT feat lo th* he Pare*) t l ’ TT.Ith Avenue ra v e to the Southeast having s ra"T h* North t i l feel nf th* NH n Thai par! of? Lot I of Lake ol eel f ... Paical IT VVlSi'U New T ork Oily, New Verb r r y„ , Plorlda ' . U t t .l t a----,,<* r k u m s w u ol BM<4 of SWU. K**t nf Did ginning nf a curve onorave I d th* Ih* Wood* Suhdlvlelnn, according In dlue nf 1711.41 feet: thenc* South- toed . . Adelaide l)i l>t _ _ ' . Parcel t l Atlantic Coail M a t nalfroad r lahl nf Northweet and having a radlue nf plat wetierly n i l feet elnng eald ourv* latterly thereof recorded la PH I Rook Allauiuni* nprmaa, Plarlda W R P. R**la way. In Stetln* i t , Townahlp II 1TK.1I feet: thence run Nnrlh T. page 1 1 . of Ih* nuhllo reiurda af through a central angle 11*41* to the c e n t .. . lurid* ra rc a l I t Runia I. Rut t t l *d, florida t * e t t r l y elnng eald curv* Ihrnugh a Seminal* County, Fiord*, th* end or curve; Ihenc* South H ' - Lan* ef S tate R o e d ' l l A 4 4 * . ___ Sooth, l l i n s * 10 Riel, ' l i t Ton n> H*/T , a , M ikalajrlk I.lp»wfiSr ®*1 11 Maitland, Florida Paraal I I !*!«. Uklaebj Avenut Ivin# Northweaterly of and vr’thtn central ansi* of l l * H ‘, . a dleianc* lying each eld* nf and wllhln 11 M'lO'' W est I H H feet to th* South eurvey IH* and aald oentarlln* be­ i, Ho* fa Xlary II. Ratliff nt l l t l I I feat In th* and nf aald Rn* nf I » t I nf eald Lake of the ing deeorlbed ae fallowei Beglnalng 110 feat of th* aurvay llna of State fael nf ih* centerline of propoead Paraat I H yjj/f HIT Myrll* Avanu* II A <00, sacllon n o t ; a aldau curv*) thaana run North l l ' l l ’oo'' Eaet Leri, of Hlal* Road I I A <00, Woods, Mubdlvllloa a t a point 4.14 on th* North lln* of NBt 4 *7 NR'* Parcel H Unfurd, Piurlda Parcal l i t vRoad Kail, a dletanc# of 41111 faaF to , luicrtNua l .a f s r t n t y llna bains dtecVIhad and loca t­ Section Tint, eald Eaet Laae c e n te r ­ feet E as te rly from th* flouihw*at nf Mtuibm ’ . i ii i v m ., . M a rsa ra t If. Read P a re n t. I I , I I ed ta fnllowti Begin at a pn'i.i an Ih* beginning a t a curv* cnnrav# in line being deecrlbed a* follow#? r n r m r of aald I-o4 I, eontalalng dang* I f Raet. a t * a * H t i l f . l t f i l n i 4" Parcel* I t , ea 1 »'«')*• 1B u t I I I feet W n t a r l y fl urn th* N orthe ee t lha Snulheaal having a radlue of rare*!* I t . | « >|«ll]and, f lo r id * South llna *f Stcllan \ f. Town J»*rk, Commencing on th* North line of 9.11 acre, m a r t nr t***. ed.al a U. Louuk* Parcal I I th* o r n e r e l aald Seetlaa l i t thenc* chip 11 South. Ran** to Kaet. • l l l t . H feal; Ihenc# run Northaaet- Ih* N R 14 of NFI'4 ef aald Sacllon OWNED RT: H a r lty P. Ottm aa aad (ru [1*7* | f'n rl R te n tta n Mouth e i ' l l W v 'e t I Parcal tut f lo r id * arly along aald r urv* th rouah dlattnc* of IIIT .lt faat Waal of t h t IT a t a point H l . l i feet Weetarly Carolyn M. o ilm a n , hie wtf*. kanford, Piurlda It* feet point ef beginning af aald Parcel i n }( | f Darlm nuth r a n ir a l a n si* of 1 <*IP a diatanca of SUBJECT TO: Knrlgag* la favor Kaet to Snuthaaat corner of the HW>( from Ih* Norlheaat earner ef aald Muinnar II. I.uiei ita w im a r FM r'da lan* centerline; then:* Southd ll uid Parcal I I thereof) thetio* run North IT'Ot'OO" H t l 11 r«*t in th* and of aald Sadtlun IT and running Snuth 1<*11'. nf W ln H r Park P td a r a l Bavins* w i - t e Paraal I I H u m . ' i ; " l t u t , Vo» 1 . « tartua r l a u d # t . Rdneevalt M e t. * S at*nr* of Mi l l feat to * curv*; thane* run North t i ' H ' o n ' on1' Waet 1HL4* faal to- S u d a n and Loan AaancHtlnn. Kanfurd, W' •’lurlil* Parcal i l l Route t . th* Saulhaaeterly ad having a r a t I P Kaet. * dletanc* af l i t * t t faat to II. J. Lyune PARCEL I t Roa dway R ight *4 Way lilllfl Ut ulgy.Ud *" : 4 * point on th* Kaet ltn* of Richard t * I H Plu* H .I0 and POINT OP BE■Hanford, PleMln Par*#! I to*'* A dlltlon t* Woodhrldse, PH I a point n* th* North Rn* af aald Imti* I, Hue IIT Parcel II flINNINO of eald Rial M n * c en ter­ ■RD T a t t t - R i 11A-R tral angle a t I f ' l f , a dletanc* of 'JeraH tli* f. ifnttm an l.unawumi. Plarld a T hat p a r t nfi Lola 1 and I of l* H .y i feet te the N erih lie* of Rook I, pas* I. Btm'noH c ounty. Saclloa 11, a dletanc* of k l l l l faat line; Ihenc* Southweelerly along a ■. J*. ■ v ia * Parcel IT Ruule 1, Bov H Mump M a jttk l • dlelenra of I I IT feet Waal of th* Northaeet corner Ihtra curv* conrav# to th# Sauth»**l*rly lAk* of lha Wood* Subdivision, ac ­ imt 4, Lake e f tn* Woods gubdlvl. f.onawoud Plorlda Paraal I I I Florid*. If),!,? * " ' , Parcel U I l.unswuad, •on. Platt UuoM T, PUhlig on, PH T. peg* I L eublia North of the Houtheatt corner t h e r e ­ of) Ih* land haralnahov* deecrlbed and having a radlua of 1111.11 fael cording to plat r*Cnrd*d In Tlat • lUIJfil Meran Rolh f lurid* 9# 4Semlnul* 1xa.**«1T%n Sj* I'ltllMlA Irau P adaral levin** ■■■ am, Bill. Ii luurd*A #af (Tounty, K P")i ne rr .Parcel H of) ih* land hlrainabnv* conveyed containing C.ll acre, mure ur lee*. Through a ra n ira l angl* nf t l ' t l ' , a Hook T. paga I I . a t lha publlo lla- IJl, Ruule I, Bo* It* I lnurs In* J aautdatlua uf kamliiata Aw not* County la, at a paint 7.U foot E a e ie r ly rurda nf HemHola County, Piurlda. nWNMt) UY; Ad* Kirkland. c o n H U U s * H acre, mure or lea*. dletanc* nf 1111.99 fael lo Slallnn Haliland, Piurlda Parcel I I Par**]* H | l i t Allamuui* H pr/nsa V tlurlda ■..uju, atu rida from urn th* Northweet career af aald OWNED DT: F r a n k Bmlthirmnn PARCEL I* Roadway R ight af Way .111 plue I t 41 and and of curve; lying W t i u r l y of a'llna described ai Hit 4*, II, Tat uul nt 4. 4, ALSOi Parcel la P r a n k lliiiatll _____ lhanc* South I t ' l l ' W le t H l . l l follow*? IHgln at a polat I I faat T h at p e rt uf; - n e g ln n l n g I I I ! fee* and Dorle Sm llherman hi* wlf*i *RD S a ia* -R Parn Park, ’ i i t i i i t ' i * i Howard A. McDonald h a t part oft Allamont* Rnrlnst, faat la lha Booth Rn* a t L.vt I, ‘E a a tt r l y and at rig h t angla to s t a . North of th* Northweet corner of orlda ■ tala Bank af Sanford Paraal II R e s l n a l l William*; Ih* unknawn T Parcel I t Florida Klllaraay Corporally* halra. daviaata a nd/or olhar claim- ••Begin ai Ih* NW earner nf th* R>4 Lake of th* Wood* Bubdlvlelon, lion IIT plua 19.4! of lha aurvay MWU of N K U .e l SectToe t tj Tuw»r h a r l a a r . keharar or th* SK ti of th* SWU Bf Sec • n u . If l a y , a n J e r If. S, SCaioa, P H l Bonk T, p e l * t l , Seminole I l ia of proposed L i s t Lan* ef I t a t l enip 11 South, rR e n t * i d B a sil H I band 14-Ulla B a ld P tr e a l IT Asaal . . 11(1 K llU rn ty lirlv * I f Twp 11 H H i e s * I f R. run (Jounty record*, at a point 4.11 f a il Dead II A <09. sacllon 1701. rua thenc# run Mouth dastaaad. uK’iid B. P a t Ruule 4 ‘ I__ I degree* and nrn Park, W lnlar Park. Plurld* ^....... Parcal 14 Rlrmlasham, Mlchlaaa Parcal II r i S c S L V * * ! * " 1 ' P i s h l a t Way thaacc Mouth <0 ft Iheara Real l i f t Keeterty from Ih* Snuthwaet coraar thsnca South IIMI'99'* W a i t 110.17 -e minute* Kaet l l li tt . lT 7**t; thenc* f**t to th e beginning of a ourv* con­ ft la Ih* ri g h t af way of Stai# Parcal H ^ K y lM ^ K I n n a y ] ||a h w jt^ Martha A. ■Imuntlll of eald lull I, th* land herein d e ­ £^“r !h . A , -d , l rr,.t* And 44 m la s i e a SRD l a . 1SS-R Jf lla ^ V , Prancla Raat I H feet; thenc* North I I ■*• rav* to the Beulheeet b a v in s a r a ­ Road NoI lhanc* Nnrth 10 deg t l Rout* 1. Roa I I I ecrlbed containing .11 acre, mor* or T h at part of: Taut* I. Boa i n dius nt H l l . l l feet; thenc* South­ * ; • • * and I* minute* Weet t I H I M alllani, Florida ( I M l I, nichardeon't Aldltln* ta mla. Kaet along aald Maht of way He*. ■artland, S L Piurlda W ria i' Paraal I « M S .. , »*» 11 John Hralln aa Truala* afParcel feeit these* guuth 1 * 1.1 feet ta westerly IT I.IH feet along eald < M ft. thane* Waet I1I.1 f t t* paint N*V OWNED BTt ra lv l* K. L ark u m and Weodhrlds*. nrnordlns to tn* p u t of beginning'’, r urv* through a - c e n t r a l angle ef point of Beginning .'1 Paulin* A. Larkum . hla wlfa. Pealcnd Ran,lei Church Plarl I h t r t t f recorded In Plat Rook I, Ivl-g (a •* n* a •' 0 ct Paraal II l l ' l l ' tn * point I P feel E aeierly N o r thw te U rly a f and wllhln S lllIJ R fT TO: M a rls* !* of Erneel lloul* I, B u t ITI Alt* ,v eh I’ns* I a t th* public racaida of lying h t angle* t* Ih* aurvay Una a f 110 feat of th* aurvay line of (Mat* r . While and Paulin# A. Whit*. In from and a t r ight angla to flutlor? rig Maitland, Florida P a rrel I Bamlnol* Caunty, Florida, Parcel I State Rn < 1 l*> (9 ■ 1 Road II A <00. Section 1101 . eald favor of Thome* Colllu, and Ann T. HT plue l l . l l of eeld B a it Lan* Station 1(7 plue H af aald aurvayt P ra n k Hmllharman. Individually IvHiS Northwaatarly of and wllhln aurvay ■urvey line; eeld eurvey lint and Rn* being deecrlbed and In L'nlllU. and a* Trueia* of N tw Saaland 110 faal of th* aurvay i n * of H ut* W esterly nf and within I I c a t t d a* follow*: Begin a t a point OCCUPIED RT: J. W. Wllenn and eald MtatHc* being located and dea- In*, liaptlel Church Parcal Tl *>•.— H l h Avanu*, North Road II A <00, Sanion Tlul, aald eat of eald survey line, and (b) — Jin tw in . O . . p * a ^ a Rout* t , jinn i f f on th* South Rn* of section IT, wlfa, and Indian Trail* tlu ie u m , crlhad a*t Commencing on the North ei>UI9W«.k . / I. U I lia ... li,, ,1 . Indian Kuuna u eurvay lln* bains daaorlbad and aui* 1, Uua . . . boundary nf goct'on I t, Tuwnahlp ie* tn eald survey lln* a t S l a t ' ?iw rarcal* l i I located •* fnllowa: B t s l n *1 a paint Twp I I South, Rang# to Kaet, _ I he, Paraal Tl JJaHlani. Plorlda uuswumi. . lu i. • "e ratl II dletanc* of I I I T . t l feat Weal nf th* PARCEL IT Raadway B ig h t H Wap II Snulh, llaKSa H Eaet, at a point IT- Allnn Stanley Ubk *T plus *u W*-i#r’ - of i - ' d r - - -y nn th* South lln* of sta tio n i t , Th* u a knnw n hair*, daviaata t l l . J I feet Went frn,o th* Nurlhea*! lie* and Reetarly af a llna b e s l n .P a r k , South***! corner of th* SW l( that#- SHn N*V t s a Hlthway If.I* Townahlp II South, Ran** I t Kait. ■nd/a P it o t otfaar claimant* auuar corner nf eald Sectlnn IT, ru n Snuth nf; thane* run North If'OI'OO” Eaet Paraal 41 Parn r*vk. Florida Paraat U • dletanc* of t i l l , I f feet Wert uf th* Thai p e n nf: Lot of t a k e of rl-v r Uenjam Hvasii , ,n Harrell, utivaaeu .ft, L arkum 1 'll'ftft’* Weet 1141.41 feel tn POINT rum Station ITT plu* (9, m easured Th* unknow n halra, daviaata t h t Snuthaaat corner nf th* SWU a diatanca nf 1H.TT feet ta th* Ih# Wood* Uulidlvlelon,"kcconllri'T In 3DP ala unknowa Paraal I Adelaida m , , , It Ed INN 1ND, be'ng eald Station a t ri g h t angle* to eald aurvay lln* liealnnlng nf a curve cooreva In Ij HI Iberenf recorded I* PH I Hook a n d /o r n l h t r rlalm anla under • hereof) thane* run North I l'n l'I O " Allam ont* k p r ln s i. Plarld a pin a <9.41 of eald K a i l tana eur. rom eald elation, and ru n n i n g II. H. Htltienn, lieceaead Raat. * diet a ne„ of H l . l i feat in th* Nurlhwaal having a radio* of T, peg* 11 , of ih* Dublin record* of IT* vay lln # and being the beginning of Houthweeterly along a curv* t e n ­ unknow n Paraal Patna) U • point on th* Raat Rn* or Richard- H I M ! feet, lhanc* rim Norlheaat Hemlnol# County, Florin*, LaMlar V *r # ,» *' Addraeeea a curv* eoneav* ta t h r Soatheaet env* tu arty along aald curv* through ItnbiH Halle Blovar ifoidon lying aarh aid* nf and wllhln <1 eon'* Addition to Wnodbrlda*. Plat o e e t r e l ■qua fJouri a radio* of HIT.IT feet, t h r a u g k nf l l ’ H' 1101 Nnrlh Randolph s tr e e t U ra b u rs, 1**1 nf ih* canlarlln* of nroaotad having a radlue of I T I M I r**t| Ing urlda Rook I, p i s * 1. Hemlnol* c ounty, d i e t * n r # angl* Parcal | | lane} thenc* S«uthw**t*'|y t IT I feet elnng n centra] angle of f ' H ' a dHtancA of t i l l I t feet to Eaet Lana of Slat* Road 11 A <99. - l u h la * ., Arllnamn, V lrtln la Parcel IT Plorlda. a d ltia n r * of I I IT faat Parcal l i ef H I feet la A polat avid curv* through * c en tral angle th* end of eeld curve; Ihenc* run John (. S lro n s . Avtnua North af th* kaulhaaet o irn ar Nnrlh I l ' H ’no- Eaet, a dletanc* of Sacllon T!l*l, eald Keel |,*n* r*M#r of 11 *<■' to the #«d nf purv*| thenc* t w m t# a iu i .a a Hue he'ng daacrlhad a* fnllowa: thereat) Parcal II Malltand d 1 eurvev llna, meaaured a t n n f Parcel II T h ar Piurlda Paraal Id th# U t i l htretnahnv* daerrlhed f i l l ! feet to th* beginning of * Commencing on Ih# Nnrlh lln* of fluulh H ' I I ’90" AVeet t i d . U f * « 10 ea a llln* fsraa ra d U l to curv* of a u rv ay Aimer I. Thompaoa curv* m o r a v a lo lhMHi>uth»*iA h«v Ih* NM'4 o f N E 'l of eald Section th* Mouth lln* a t Lot t of aald lln* a t eald elation, aald i u r v a * b* n# * trlnna ular elianed |iar"*l Hunt* I, R*c H -A of th* Woode Hubdlvlaon a t a Hn* and aald s u t l a n a h t l n g loo* Ing a radlue nf t T I M I feet: (hanc* IT el ■ point 4M.S1 fact W eele rlr Paraala H i <| f O M S lltn . Tl a>|u*r* feat, more or mmlaalanar Haliland, Plarld a run N o r t b t a a lt r l y a long eald rurv* from th* Norlheaat corner of anld point 4 19 feet Raeterly from Ihe and d tee rlb td a* follows? Paraala vei _it**Ml tteglnn. a Ml Ml ft pW ffB D RT: McArthur Mltchtll and through a central a nal* of I f i f _ Section IT and running gnuth IIMI*. Southweet corner of eeld Lot I; Ing on th* North lln* Parcal* T1| Manforr Wllhur 1. Thory# containing M l aera. more or H it. NRH t?' Se-ilnu te, TuwnParaal i l l dletanc* ef 1 I I I .H faat to th* and r T / w S f99 Waal l l l t . H leal In Station M I U Me* Kitchen, h i t wife 14 KouU Til Eaet Concord Avanu* of eald curve; thane# ru n North i f . T*9 "'u* T< 10 a r * r ' D ' - T O P BR- O W N "D P T : Kanneth A. Nor n a n Mount, . . . . Dang* H Eu-t a t a point PARCHL ■ urlando, Florida and itlec* M . Norman, hla wlfet Ray <IS.1I feet W esterly from tha M S . ' •* w *» *«•»• * dleianc* nf | f | < 9 ; Fartala M D IN N Iva of eald r e e l l.va* canterHanfuru - Parcal t«i »e*t*r|v e nrue- n* I thence Honthwaetarlv along a E. Norm** and Luallt* J. Norma*, Parcal I I SSS s : ! £ * ; l i f t ; f* - *eald ' ,n ** ° i m «1 1 , a" dleianc* * • of llna; llaba T. Varnaa hi* wl'e. ■ t I • .* A n n nl eg South H* ip n n" nf Serllna 'in u f .^ rf iu , lit curv* r n n rav a In th* Suulhaaelnrlv t.) T h a t g a n ofi a ...., llimla I. Bo* i n eel 1 SO IT f feet t* Statlo s t a ti o n H t l i t I I feel Weet of Ih* Norlhtael a radlua of IT!*.<> f#*t. MI'IUKCT TO: Mortgage to fe ver af f b m . S L ^ o f **!'reel Paraal IT Maitland, P la rld a ¥ , R chardenn * Addlllna in uorner thereof; the lend herein above and h iv inag central Parcal M W -' angl* of 11*41'. Wilbur I» T horn* iw . t John Vllila Wnodbrlda*. according «n ih* p H l conveyed containing 1.14 acre, more aIhrnugh ■ . PARCEL » Readw ay R ight a f W ay continuing" sbti dlelanra nf IITI.09 faal tn S l t l H n It a t t n n I I I T9 or eald (hereof recorded In I'lei Honk I, or te*n. i SRD Te, BT-R P a ra al id H I Brown ktraat IIT.lt 41 *"d end nf rurv*, thance eurvay line; these* e e n tln u ln g| l l'i r h e ii t r , Now Tork Paraal I I Pag# I. of ihe public recarda of Mem- OWNED RT; Willi# Mae Oranf. T h a t part e f the following da*, m«ea»9« AMfief A|t » •A Ooiith T**SP Waet 111,11 fe*l in chart** A. W alt* inol* r u u n iy , Florida. •‘ W . U .H U .C I '" “ PAR4RI. II ROADWAT RIUMT OP th* Snulh lln* nf Tmt I. U k l at crlbed parcel ef Undi "Beglnnlag Ih# h e sln n ln g ef a eurv* eoneava l.un>woud, Ivlag Northwoateily of and wllhln WAT ( S I ) No. I*1-Ri K4-R. ih* Wnod* gubdlvlelnn, PH I Rook *t an trap pH* Make on the Narth ta tha k o u i h e a t tt r r y and having a andnt b ib s ...... ............. JVlnrl.d* « _ Parcel 41 I H faei of lh# *urv*y llna of Hlal* T hat nnrl nf: T. n*g* i l , Seminole County re- lias of the SW tf or th* NR14 of a f I T l k f t Teal; thenr# KIT ri*v* RouUvard karri* D. Ward, dnlns bualntaa Ituad I I A 10*. Section fTot, aaid Ih* NI1H nf Ih* S W 14, and Ik* rorde. et a point 4.H f a il Reel- Section II. Township II Baulk, radlue r»i-,*atHggaj|w' p .it** *•* * % ParcH I ■urvey lln« being d'errlbe<l and lo- NWU of Ih* KEtt of Serllun IP, erl» from tha Southweet corner nf Dang* 19 E as t, a t which paint Ih* through n c e n tra l a ngla a f K * t r Paraal I t a* Colonial H u i a r i 111 u n i t Street rated a* foltnwai Re«‘h at a nnlut T ow n th ln t l Snuth Range 19 Kiel. eald tmt I. the lend herein deecrlb' e*td Nnrth Rn# Intereerta th* W i n a dletevt 'e of 1*11.41 —* 1 ■ tt f m l# I. Bo* 111 Orlando, Florida Parcal i t on Ih* Boulh tin* of Sacllon I*. Weel of Si ale ll'g h w a v So. arn boundary of lha new Banfnrd thenc* g"u th l l ' l l ' * # " W#*t Townahlp I , South, Range in Rant, (now SH I* Road I I A *99), let* •d containing ,11 acre, mure ar n rtendo Highway, and run South enrv*: Paraal 41 V. K, W ai.ua , *1 form er afrtecr. PM* *»l • • IT.TI feet tn a aW eterlv axitnelnn uf direcmr, T ruetac of aetata or a dltM nr* of 13'T.d» f**t »W*t of il,* Ih* Nnrlh Tl feet of eeld NWU OWMV.n UTr Vv*<| Fk• f (tl ■, w e ste rly elnng the W estern houn­ • kH till P a u t* I. Boa I H kunnytaw n T o s t, lao., a dliaalvad Snutheaat e arner of lb* SWM there- nf Ih* SMI4, lyin g South of n lie* rn. PARTML IS Raadeeap R ig h t *1 Wap da ry of aa'd highw ay I H feet In a w o o f * nubdivleina. g| a point | 9.<t Paraal i t P a r e d H I Curlmratloa nfi fheno# run v - in b a i e n r o i o i ^ e t dHI to Ih* rurve ef ih* centerline I S H Ra. 1ST point: thenr* rua Weet pa ralle l to feel W aalerly fram a* iron sip* Cuaeelbarry. Florida Parcal IT * •»■*•!!<*• *11-41 feel ta * p„|„ i nf Ih* propoeed Reel Ian* of Roat* y Jlun ta* T hat p e rl nf: Lot I nf M b * nf Ih# Ih* eald North lln* l t d feet to n locating tha S n u th w te t corner of Nancy U W eaver limw nf nicherdeo* Ad- m e t * Road Lot >. T h t H nd harala An* Pkraal, I 11 A H I , Sacllon P a r e d h i P a u l # I, B a t i l l Wood* Suhdlvlelon, aoenrdlag In pain 1, ru n thenc# t i l faet N orth­ aald ditto* la Woodhrldse. P la t Rook 1. TT01. a i Station 119 p l u a " H t thereof recorded In P U l R«ob easterly s t r a ig h t and dlract IH* tn aerthed eontalne .It ■era, mnr* Lonswnnd, F lorida P a r e d I I pa s* I. Seml-ole I'ntiPlr. Vlurlda, ‘ - H , t i l l , IU,M point n* paid Narth tin*, whoh 99? end W eelerl y nf end wllhln page 11. nf Ih* nublln record* ef BTt a dlaianca of I I IT Hal North nf Ih* IS* feet a f t a l f r e n itr lln e : eald T. nnlat I* I I * f**t W est o f Pa int af JDrfw)f*ED Par**’ 1 Waal Rnb'n ton P ru li Company ■emlnnl* County, Florida, and Lola r tn I* W. tlnrdmnn, R tti d e n l Ascnl do u lh ae tl corner Iherauf: tb# land rentnrltn# and eald Mutton I H p,u* Ivlng Beolnalng, t h a n e * - r u a E ast a la n s each eld* of and wllhln <4 H I W a d Rnblnaoa hara'n abov* ronvevad aonmlnlng op he,eg mnr* fully dancrlbed ae '**1 nf lha r e a l e r l r * nf nrnnnead eald Nnrth line 310 fvet In pl*c* nr wlfa, " “ Avanu* *^inun \ Paraat n r a real* H i I I s o l aura, mov* n r lees Parcel fl "rUmio. P lorlda rnlluvre: Tleftln t l a point ne th* r e e l l a - e o f Slate fined I I A <M. hegtn nlag."; which IH* W aatariy nf PIr*{'' F e d t r a p S avlngt and P r a n k W h it me a DW n r d BT i Unknown hair*, da- North lino of Se-ilon te. Town*),In •ertln n TT9I, *«'d Fv*t T.nn# u»-t)er- e*d p a * — it to th# a-Atlns y 'g h l *f A*•—te-H n •>* S-mlenl* fn P a u l # t. B a t . I t . A vH**a a n d /o r uthar rlalm anla u n d 'r t l yuurh, Renga 10 E a e t. 'a i <a>H*e* ' ' • # he|» g de**»lb#4 a* f-Rutv*- wnv n* ft'**# R-*d t l A *0*i r\f f*t*w-e— g T i Wsreld — M r** M TV ' f h r c a l I t Haliland, PUfldA P a r e d I f ' W Mllrtf, daeaaaad. * a < /* r N»- *J U M I f*M Waal ai th* Marik* Cemmeaelag a* U * MartB lla* •< lyag (A) Waatariy *1 U ( aurvay PARCRL m ; p.T*hW.Vvf fM*,«rt*M. 0) a :r.n*vM Of* r v; feeHjbtt J^nJasr* ? h I 1 S5r,!,,w m u S tSSyisw S n >wni A mxoi it:» mi ^ SH Bj'/S,1 >• T "'S feSA fflvVJlir «i3}.krr,i* few1 f) pftrtw,- pfv'rti"1Vtta II 2rith* •» gap-* sdiCiBBS (-*« f».i*saS’eSar* j irvhMiwrweemwf/nnieivcvri �— • nh* 5 M lb irry , haeardlng l a plhl rinardad •nga dnd L a g s Aaaaeldtlon df Or. PAHCHL M ItVHtEAM S M M H t THT5 SANTORO HERALD Mem. M if 14, IfM ■HD A*. I P - S 1 U t i MT In P i l l Book I. paga I t , pultllo Undo j ': i i m r i w n t r - raoorda of daailnula Cuunty, Plurlda, PAHCr-L 4T Headway Bight a f Why LATEHAi, DITCH 11U1HT I EAST) OP STATION 111 plue I I 1P*rt) aald p a r ta l b a n g daacrlbad aa: a | t u h e , M i l t d RRLTI g r gTATIRB add plan ad Hoed 11 * IM. Sedtlon t i l l . Mid radlu a ef l l l l . f l fedlt thaaea That pa rt of: Lot 4 Rlock I I K i t h a M egenl b l a r i n g e t N orth lf*< . Tha KaitArly 11 fact nf lull* 14 and B t il a n ln g oa lha Waat burudary uf eurvey / n e being deecrlhed ae folIH M I T h a t p a ri af K arfhaaatarly ana, aald Block “L". batng lha Kant Id. Rlock " U P " , Uaeeolbirry, accord­ rye Perk eccordlng to ulat recoiitej low* iteglnnteg on the Norlh tin* Knit, run N e rthena te tly alo n g gi le Piet Hook 5, poae 44. public rec­ ing In plat recurded In Ptat Rook T. e f anld eurva th rough a •*•*! nf destine I. Townelp t l South, half af Lot 4. Black A. P ra irie Lake rig h t af » ay llna of P la ta Road 11 of Hemlniite Cuunly, PlnrldaItenge 11 Keel, el • point l l l l l l angle or I ' l l ' l V , • dteMAva e f » 4 . . Park, dccardlng ta plat racordad ml A too. at * paint 111 11 faat H-mlh page t l , Publla P.e ’tde of Memlnola ord! tying each eld* or and within II Plat Bnek T. Page 14. puhlld record! trly from th* N o r l h w t t l c-i»ntr of County, Florida, being a atrip of f e lt of a dllch c tn l e rl m o deecrlhed (Mt Keel from tho Northwdet c o r ­ feet lo POINT O P BROINNINO nf ■aid Rlock "L ” and running fluulh lend to feat wlda Waat of and adner of the vV'T.id of eeld Section •aid dltrh purvey Itn* thdaeg frwiHuf Samlnola County, Plnrlda. a r te l In lha right of way of t a i n t ­ 01 follow*- Uommem-tng on a Weet. I, eeld point being on the ere of • • tangent be aring or Nnrlh d l ' d l ' i u r • lying oach aldd of dnd w llhln l> T l ' l l ' M " t i l l 11 f«ot; Ihdhct South Jing t e i r i g n Ea i t H nrly oitrnelon of th* South lln* of Stela Rood 15-404, being th at run -Norlh- I............. curve cuhceve to the Boutha*• telly EaeL faat of a ditch ra nta rllnd daacrlbad 14 *0410 " Wont I t feal; t h a n r i Nurlh t It. Control Park. Plot Rook 4. • n d ha ving n radltie of III1.1* foal; feet: thence E a r t h t l ' H ' l i " Wesj aa follawa: Commanelng on tha Eaal 1 .1 *1 1 1 0 '' IV ant Tl faal to Went p a rt of aa'd loin lying within 14 M peg* I t, public rocordt of Seminole tin lhance from • t a n d e m be aring nf I I f t e t to end of dllch eurv*y jlni lino a f RR<4 of SHU of Ractlon It. flnundery nf Mid Hlm-k - L " : thanca faat nf tho aurvay Pn* of P l a t t Plnrldo, ot • point tl.4> font South I 1 'I4 'I* “ W eil run SWIy containing 01 acra mnra o r . 1**^ Townahlp t l South, Range td Eaat. Nurlh Il*o4'Io'' Eaal alo ng W tel Hoad 11-100 Recllon Tim, ronielu- County. Weeterly from th* S o uthw e ll corner Ing Il>'d emigre taat, m ere a r lane. •ncluelve ef a r e a In rend f l d h t boundary of Block *'!/' l l teat In •lo n g eeld curve through • centre) a t a potat MT.t faat North from lha n T : W IV Daweuq Jr., ll. of eold Lot I t and running North angle of l v '4 ! ‘ol" o dlataneo »( 111.- wny. d o u th a a it corner of aald Ractlon I t point of baglnnlng, c a n u l n i n g did MIVN't,It W Spencer and C. K Wateon. a t 14*0310“ M e t M U Mot lo POINT Tt feat le and of curve: thanca South OWNED BT i C C MILLKfl and runatag North IIMI'M'* Eaat au-icra f ia t, mura or lata. form er afflt e rt-dtrerta ra. T r uitt** DP BKOINNIND of oald dllch centtr. l l ' A t l d " W ait 3.11 fcot to A point, PARCEL 03 Drainage 11.1 faat ta POINT OP BEUINNINtl aetate of Kunnytnwp Tug*. I n c . d l in t, thonc* Sauth I I ’ K ' I ' " Keel eeld pnlnt be aring South 13*)1‘l l “ ■ED Na 31-E SIS Ol .1.'. . It, I .*UUn .. . PARCEL U of aald dllch aantarllnd: lhanea A etrip af land drroea iha N'e"et and <>f I', 11 fe rl: thenc* North 11*1114' dfemlved rntporellon a n g la o( l l* d l ’. g dletnnr* a t l l t l . t l n a t t M a N t u i n n l i l t se . of Lota I and I. Rlock *11". «f Nor­ • dlalnnc* ot 10 3 f e l l from a LATERAL DITCH RIOHT ( B A I T ) North 11*4111" W i n 44.1 f t . t : It . . u «nd uf c u r i a a i a uumi m a i te a TO: Morlgega af Sunny- Kelt 1T3.4A feet: thonc* Norlh II*- Eaat roncrel* mnnumenl on th* Katt OP STATION 111 plug 14 IT thaned North 44*iri4-* Waal t o i l mandy Addition lo C oiailbarry. ac ­ SURJHUT 4114" E e i t I I I ftet: th#nce South *j tc.’i K d ittr ly (tom J i a l l j u 1 (T town Tug*. Inc., lo favur of Hibbard cording ta plot r t c e r d t d In Plat T h a t p a rt af: T r a c t I a f lervdy fag 11*4114" r .e tt M l f t t l In th* Eott lln* of M l I, Block " l l " ef C leiet- Themne Urnhnm. P i r n Park, necerd* u.ua tu.iu ui e»..l u< . .uni canter* LATERAL DITCH RIOHT <EAITI faat thanca North I l ' i r t O ' * W ait Book T, pagan 4* A IS. public record! Uaeealbtrry. l t d M*t ta ond of ditch eontorlloo, y Itetghta. Plot Rook I, pope tin* m a n u r e d at right angtca la OP STATION 401 plua It ( P a r l l PAHCHL AS Headway High! a l Way III* ef M t t*. ntoch II. K athryn bI t.t r rpublic af Samlnola Cnunty, Florida. Mid Ing te pint recorded In Died HeuH irocurd* of Seminole Coun­ containing . t l earn, morn a r IMt. natd ue.ierliue, and laid aaniarllna T hat p a rt a t; i H of NW«* of SEK. Pork, aforoiold. at a point tf.4 feet kaln g I I . 114 f a t t w ’da a t • R D No. M l | pe l ty. Florid*, laid concrete monument 1:34. peg* m , publla reecrd* o f • aaiu a ta u u n c utiu g incited and da- a t NE>» and North 134 faat of W ait OWNED BTi H a r r y W. Penalngtaa atrip T h a K t t t t r l y 1A taat af Lola 11, Northerly, from the S n a th rett c o r n tr being meaaurad along North lln* of Lot I Seminole C eum y, Florid*, 11 feet Northerly from the l.i'iliui m m l w m i cui.i.ii....H.u .in 400 .....................">4 f a i l of Sk ofofSB*» MS'» of NE*4 of end ilraca » P*nnlngtsa . M t wife 11. I t and 14. Block - a '. P t r n P a r k of eeld Lot I t , eontalelng . I t Aere, South***! corner of eald M t 1, eon. ly lr g tec h eld* a f and w lth la I f : ' j l.na ai tit* XK'« at N E 1* Station II, Townehlp I t gouth, PARCEL « t Roadway R ig h t of Way a n d 1*14 feat wide aa meaaurad E etata t, according la pint racordad more e r let*. a loa g South llna a t Lot I. contain, feet of • ditch centerline deecrlhed '■ telnlng .11 Acre, tnora or !•*•.' a t aald dacllnn I* I t a putnt >1111 Bar,go 10 Eaat. ■RD Ra. t s g | tST| MSS ta P la t Book I, Page* i t la t l „ In- AlJtO a (oltnwal Commanelng ea IhH ' ing . t t Acre, mar* a r lata. l i a l Weeterly froai the N a r lh a a it lying each aide of and within I t A atrip af lead iernao lh a R d t l t r The North t t feet e f Lot II, Block OWNED BT: Caeeelbtrry (Medina, rSauth ctuelva, Publla I t t m r d ! af Seminal* line a t S&(( af l a c t l o s cornar uf a n d Section II and r u n ­ taat af a ditch centerline daacrlbad ly and af Lota 4 and t . Block "IT. OWNED B i t Caaaalhtrry Dirdana. c o u n ty , Plnrlda, h t l n g a atrip or t l . K a th ry n Perk. Addition No I, Inc. Kaa* eet, ' ning rlouih i r i t ’od" W ait 1141.41 a) follow a ; ru m m a n cln g an lha P r t l r l a t-ahg Park, tea nrdla g to Inc. PARCEL AO Headway R ight a t Way Townahlp 11 South Ranga I*i E eccordlng ta plat recorded In Plat land 11 faal wide W ait nf and ada t a point m t . l l f e n E eett f' r o m l a a i la dtatioa iM plui 11.1* and North line of NK14 of NEV* of Mac. l i t r t c e r d t d In P i l l Book T, p l g t ■UBJRCT TO: M ortgage an Lata 1. Book I, p e t * I t . nf Ih* Public *RU Ne. M -R t »4-H Ja rto t to tha right nf way of t i l e t Snuthweat corner of ea'd MBS) i. u i • lion 1*. T ow n ih lp t l Mouth. R a n t# 4. public record* of g t m l t o l t Coin- I. I. 1 and 4 In Black H. af Camel- ing SMt* Road 14-44*. being t h a t Rocnrdi Af lomlnol* Counly, Florida, T hat p a ri of' being on the a re ef a c u r v e . Lana centerline; thanoa Souihwaei- I t C a n . a t a point l l t . l t foot W ait- ly, Florida, m id t t r l p bein g Id M*t barry HalgMa. by Alda B. D arthlck p a rt af aald Iota tying within 4a eontalnlng . t l Acr*. mar* nr Me*. (a) Lote | to T of Block t t of K t l h - point arty aluag a uurva aoncava t a lha a r lr from tha N o rth ta a t .corner af In width, ’ and J. O. Darthlck, In t a v a r af A. f a tt af tha aurvay tin* af g t t l # OWNED BT: Chart** J Ridel end rya Pork. Addition Nn t. aceurdtng concave te iha Southaaeterly a n d . •(being t h a t p a r t a f laid Pi. to plot thereof rernrded In r i a l having a radlua of I i e i . l l fdelt Ractlon I t and runninp Bouth l o ti lying w ithin I I f l a t a f tha a u r ­ E. Carpenter Road 15-404, gectlaa l i l t , Klleabtth Kldel. hie wife. a t I T t l . l l f a i t t h r o u i h a a n t r a l ■aid Rook 1. page* 11 In dl nf Ih* nubile thence fr„m a tangent be aring n f l I M i a f ' Waal 11M M mat to POINT r a y llnd a f S t o t t Rond I t A Mt. PAHCHL aa Handway R ight mt Way AIJKT SUBJECT TO: M ortgage In favor of i ,u I c a ' H Norlh l l ' l l ' l l " Eeet r u n North* P BKOINNINd nr aald ditch can- Ractlon T t i l , eantnlalng . t t dera. Re d ha. i t g Tha Raalarly I I feat af L0I1 t t and Uhorlte Kinney and P rancea Kin rrrnrda of SamlnoM Cauily, Florida. e a ite r ly alo ng anld c urve I h r e u e h f**t to BtatloA 111 plua l l . l t and ttrlln a; t h an ra Mouth 11'4T' Kant l«a mure a r le t * The Waetarly I t f a tt of: t t . Block "It", Far* Park E etatai, neyi E o a t m tn t e f Charlea Herher AND and of c u m ; thia c a Mouth 11*11 e centra) Angla nf l i ' i r i P 1 a g i b f t a i ; th an ra Mouth 1*41' Kant I I I ■ >4 a f SR 14 of NW14 lying Baal af afnraeaid, being a atrip a f land 1* •n d Loutaa Iterber. In revnr a t Cm - <b> Th* Wott I I I fool of flovtrn Macs nf l t l l . l l feel |a POINT o f M ail 111.11 taat t* tha Mouth llna OWNED BT: Michael dlmanilll And Sia m Read l l A IM ( f a r m a r lr t t d t d faat wlda W a it a f and adjacent In e tlha rry UtlHtlda Company. m i n i Lot I, goettan I. Townnhlp l l BKOINNIND e f aatd ditch adalgM. nr l.ut I ,Lak* a t tha Wood! Sub- feat; thanca Mouth f i t ' Eaal IM M i r t h n A- SlmonAlll, hia w i f e fat to and of ditch aaniarllna, eea■outn. R in g * 10 Roat, South of BMIA Ilnei thence from e ta n g e n t b u r t e H l h a rig h t a f way af M i n i n g s u i t P4HCKL *4 Dvalwag* Baeoment d-Tlalon. P la t Book T. p a n II. demlSUBJECT TO: Martgdgd I s f d r d r af H ighway No. 1), af aoatlaa IT. Rood LESS Block II gf K athryn of North 41'It'OI" Enel r u n Sou Ik ■toia County raoarda a t • paint mining .14 acre, more or leee. Road i t - M f , h t ln g m e t p a r i a f aald ■HD Me. SMi MS P l r t t PAdaral Barlnga sa d 1-otn 4.Id f l i t E aitarly from tha South- OWNED BTi x a n n a th A Norman AiicciAllol a f damlnold Cnunty; NEI4 af RW14 lyin g Baal nf RUtd lota ly in g wllhln Id feat af lha LATER At, DITCH BIOIIT (EAST) P a r k Addition Nn ), and cla va M Narman. hi# wife; n a y w a i t cornar a t aald Lot I, lha l e n t lying Hiiuthoojitorty nf And wllhln l l - i r i i - EA.t l t d feet )g *nd nf. ... d g m a a t r i c o y i r a d by J d h s YlllA Road 14 A M l tf o r m a r lr State • u r v t y llna of l l a t a Road l l - l t t , O P BTATION l i t plu i M ( P a r t ) ditch cenlerttn* enntdlntng .11 n e r s haraln d m bad contalnlmg .11 tore, M Nnrataa nad Luetlla J Norman, Ju HiRhway No. l l a i d N erth af Long Aecllrn TTIL The South t l f l i t e f Id>t t. Rlock t t , l t d tddl of tho aurvay Ina e t Stole mer* e r leae, enctuelve e f dree Agalnal Mlchtal dimanalll. hia wife tnora or Ilia. d l Bead ora y B l g h l a t Wap wvod Lake Hawaii Road, nf geatlna Tha t a n i a h t r t l s dtacrlbed a o n tila- X a t h r y s P a rk , Addition No 1, * i- Road 11 * ddd, Section T10I, eold road Tight e f way, • U rtN I.U UK] A b m r L Thomploh i l 'B J E C T TO: M ortgage In f a r a r af PAHCHL IT, nil In Taw anhlp 11 Santlk l u g i aurvey tin* bein g deecrlhed aa fol­ log -ol aara. aara. m era at taaa. cording to plat thereof recorded In ■HD Nda t M l 1ST I MS OWNED BTi T h o r M f g r * g gad B*fA " • * iii « n* . 4 * W ilbur L. Thorps. * Bi o l pud_ I.OVui* A. O W N I D HTt A r th u r P Lahh and P t a t Beech I, peg* I I . Public flee- low!: Beginning on A oMulhdaalorl* t r u d a M f g r e n , hi* w i f e T h a t RAM dll T h* Wt* df gwId 1boing P a r k a r p . Andarioa Jr. a*d PAHCHL gg atrip nf land Id Mot wlda M ania L Lghh. hid wlfa, and Mary erda of iemlnnl* Counly. Florid*, ostdodton at th* Norlh tin* of BMrk a n dn/ Af S e t tl e ! IT. T o w m MR I I South, R a il ofg and SUBJECT TO: M artgig i Dralaaga Kaaam aal t i l l Ta. Pdf adjacent 10 th a a il a lAaglft ayaa Andiraoa .nil wif*. L am bert a n d /o r H Allen Stanley end t h e South t l f e lt a t th* Wott IT of aald K a thryn Parh a t a paint n Draham and w l f n _________ LATER At. D l T r i l RIOHT IEA1T) Range t t Haat. lying Kate a f gtatn log right af way af State Read t l ■ I I foot of the lend lying between I I . T f to t Snulhoedlorly from • • Iran R e td Na. I f A t i t , formerly Siam A IM, eontalnlng 111 hard. Hard and Rulh R Stanley, h it Wlfa. n r s t a t i o n not plua 11 ( P a n t plpo m t r h l n g th* Nnrlhaoot rornor Headway aalghl #1 W i f • » •* "*■ PARDRI, M Roa dway High! of Way th* North ond South line* ef eald w ifi * * # *4 ^ h tf c v South a t Lake or Ilia. T hai p a rt of d ' i of MR14 ftf NBU Road Na.Read. aadBdeapi; Lot • produced P.eiierlv Inin flov- nt aald ntoch IT, **td polnl b ilng AHD tad-H i tnn-R Baglnlng •tuVt p a rt *fs ''A t r i a l a t land le of BOctloa It, oT w n ih lp t l South, Hawaii on tho oro of a eurvo eoncevo ta •rnm ont I.«l t. Sortlon I. Townahlp OWNED RT: P r a n k Ruanall • T hat p a rt af: Tha W 14 a f tha N'4 H4 VI f a i t Roulh a t tha Moriheaet tit* Nt* '* uf Na.1* of 'Heciiuii 1», R a n g ! I t E la t. Il.iaa tha Waal IM BT: R lc h lr d t. Merrick of ( l o r a r a m t n l Iml I uf St.-tlon t. t t Roulh, Rang* 10 R ia l containing tho g o u ih e e tle r ly end having a raTuWiitthJiii SI BfttllR lift ft# • IS SfiMt* feat and alao LK8M lha North ItW c o r n t r af NWt* a t BWIi a f le e OCCUPIED dine of M il Id fddll thence from • P a r c e l i d h e a d w a y B ight a t w a y Townahlp t t gouth, ItAngo I t Roil .11 acre, mar* or leae. faat for road right of w a r t lying lion IT, Townahlp l l South, Rang* •H D No. IM t I M l I M Real af g m ta Road No. 11. LESS OWNED RT: Donald 1 Rornoe and ta n g e n t bearing ef South 4 1 '0 4 'i r ' I h l a I t South. R ing* I* Halt. I d a ' I t c h lid* of and w lihtn I I f a n af a i t B a it, run da u lh ITT Taat, N*rlh Weet, run Rnulhwetlerly along curve T hat bdrl at: Lota I to 11 af Block "I" of Porn Dorothy fl Rarnae, hi* wife. f i r k . according ta **•*!'♦* V t*uV , S ditch c entertlni ddacrlbtd aa f a l ­ I t digree a I t mlnutaa Waal t i l . II a ceetrel angle of 10*0114" 1? I . t t - ! . " • " tho E a e t t ' P i a t Book o, paga a», at t a a ru d iie low!: commencing an lha North llna faat lo r lpht nf way af Slate Read ■'Bagla f )» chain* R a il af tha North- Pork Ealdloo and LRSfl tria n g u lar SUBJECT TD- M o r t a ls * In fevor of •th rough I w *|r ••»• «f Staid Road dUtonce of I4d.ll feel te the ft ll B No. II. N arthaaaiarly along aald w a it aornar at the S w ig of N W )| park Immediately Norm nf eold M l Plrat Federal Roving* ond M o n l e i i t • point T l l . l l f a tt gouth* of NB'4 of NE i» af Mctlaa II. South line nf eeld Section " M e af gacllon If, Townahlp I t gnuth, 1, Block "I", of P a r s P a rk E i t a t a i • • I d ^ t r e o e ' being ntnra particularly Townnhlp 111, R ange I t Eaat. At n right of w i y line M l feat ta right Aetnctatlon nf Sentient* County paint M u s t faat l . a i l (ram tho daaurlbad a t luilowe. Ueglunlna ■* point I I I t l f a it W esterly front lha of way line of Iw he Hawaii Raed. Ranga I I R a m . run Houth »U chatna. according to plot recorded in ptat PARCEL M Dveloig* Eaeoaevot S a u ih w a it r o r n a r nf SF.i) of (old u i r Bolat ol loiotaaciloa a t tha Beat 11 chitoa, ga u th 11 feet, Eaat Book I P aga t l , ar tha publla M a­ ■Rt) M*. MS Sauth M degreea 41 miaalM Eaat Joutk*llna of Hldga Noad and Want. N urthantl cornar of aa'd Ractlon I t TT I f a t t to beginning, I I I I faat, more a r lea*, to Plata o r i * of Samleolo County Florida, LATERAL DITCH E lflH T (E A ITI Section I, containing 111 dcrea, and run n in g g«<ith li'll'M O" W ait H ighway No. I (now S ta te R a id 11 more ev Hie, Rdottrly of and wllhln 11* f a tt O P STATION 111 plua I t ( P e r l ) 1 IAA.M f a it ta POINT OP BRdtNN- tying North of a llna a t rig h t angla A lea l, thanra N nrlheaatarty alon lying ' i U i i . * 1u 7 V g h way I N of tha aurvay Hot a f g t t l a Road Th* North t t f a t t e t the Weal to ALSO INO af aald dltrh cantarllna: t h an ra to m p aurvay llna a t Riot* Read 11 th a W ait llna of aald Highw ay TM 14 A 14*. factio n l t d . laid turvey A irle nguler parrel of land In M l* feat ef that portion of (Internm ent A i t l . te a t le a T il l , a t Rtallan 411 Mouth 11*41' E a i t IM f i a t ; IhlarO f ia t, more ar lata, ta a point Rett h a l t s deecrlhed aa fallawa; Ra. Lot 1, Townihlp II South, Rang* I ond T. Block II, K athryn P a rk f a . l dlong .*1.1 r u r v . t i ' e South 1*4t‘ K e lt T il foal; thanca plua t i l l a f aald aurvay line <it the point of hcglonlng. thtneo llna k u a a ia.de* A d lata aui of ■ Inning on lha North llna af aald tnaaca North a i ' i i * Waal 1M.JJ Mouth * * lt‘ Eaal t i n f la t lo and af E a ita r ly af and within 111 f a tt af Weet t i l l feet, more or l e t s lo (Internm ent M l I at 0 point I I I It I I Poet, lying between I h t Norlh Addition Na I, deerrlhad na (ollowai **■•*•*? ri g h t i # t e d i o u lh line* nf l.nl td nf K*th. Itaglnnluf on tho W ait lln* of atld taa t ta MuuthOaat e a rn e r of aald Dltrh centerline, containing .11 aara laid i u r v i y llna. ALSO M * ''1 Snuth 41 feet I font Eaat from tha Northw ait t a r ryn Park Addition N’t 1. produced l o t T *1 a point l l o foal Snuthaaal- ahorn nf ee'T A i tr l p af dnd a djoining the ibovn point a f b t g l n n m g '' l.ut i i ; thnava Northerly along B a il more nr taaa. i«gkn K dthryni lh a n c e ’’ fl doecrlbtt i t follow*: R e g tc o ln s an hay Iharaof iN a r th w ta t rornar of Raalarly tnl* aald flovarnmenl oM arty lo tho Want tlno nf M t T *1 Ilia o7 Lot I I 1* N u rth a a il ba rnar diacrlbad atrip nff lha gouth and r « « r i M M fait, more e r lea if * • {] t u i r a u f t thanoa Aaatarly *nd kaullt* OWNED BTi Ttileey O McDonald deocrlbad a i : Rapianlng on th* Knit tha E ie l llna nf tha above daiermed ■ Kt4 af aald Station t> and running T. aald ptet of X o ih ry n Pork Ad­ Hoad t l (h 114. o* rteici ,hed ahovo, f l * ' l the ahore e f aald lahdt th e n c e l! tract, being lha Waat right of way South i d * a r i d " w a t t t t n t t f a tt dition No t being of record in Plot •old dlataneo of l id taai being m e n . :;»rth f a r n e t t i i e M i t , I S I S 'S aaaiaily along »o*lh llna af Kldga and 1,1111An U tD o n ild . k i t w .fk flight of Wny Tin* of S la t* Rood of State R o l l 11 A 100. at a ta tha South lino at Sold Ractlon I nob I dl Big* I I nf Ihe public ured along a tine radio) te aum e North e i ' t p Weal i i i d i l l Huad I I I IM t .ktora «r Wei. ta PAHCHL M II A I I I id fhd point wharo a llna R ta d w a y R ight of Wny I R B Ta. IM olol 111 I I foot Southerly from tho a t a point t t l I I ftot W att from record* a t Seminole County, Florid*: of aald eurvey tine: thence N..rlhpuintaf kogihhlag. *a Una a t right angla to tha aurvay llna l r i u n W am trly uf And Wllhln I I A tria n g u l a r parcal af land In <ha nf orthaaet cornar a t laid traat and t h i Southw tet aornar af aatd flov- Ihe lend herein deecrlhed being 4.M •eaterly along a f Uf*4 itullAkVl to riparian rlghei being T r e e li » f Ml* raad Al n a t i o n 411 glu t 11 11 f a i t at tha aurvay llna of Plata N a rlh aa it corner nf Lot I. Block in te r u nning Northerly along aalg right • ram*nt Lot t tSouthwaat comor err*, more t r leae the Southaeaterlv Loving a radlua f / " 4 ' of ■mvdy M r T ham es S r a . ’ , r n e t * t a i l right af way line; R o a d k a u l i u A I M l . aa’d aur- A. o a k Nldaa Pnrk, according to of way ll-td ta aald N a r lh a a it rornar: of t l > 1 a t aald Section II: anntelnVty Had both gdMCl.uad a t loW Plat recorded In Plat nook t. paga thanca run l o n t h II* 41' B a it *1 th an e ! W a it along Iha Nnrlh llna nf Ing 1.IM tq u a r a feet, m ors a r IMt. OWNED BTi Overlelreei Land Com of I t l t . I d (**• end parallel In aold E ! l!!'-d*5r P t# p u i aurvey IIM, • diatom e nf II (Ml rj o o r d td In p « i d Br»k III, IT* p»«y. It, public record a of Samlnola r a u n - right angla to oald ourvey llna lo tr e a t it.Ill f a tt; thanra OWNED BTi Chart** A WilAa PARCEL M Headway Right e f Wey tn • P*liit in Lot i; t h e m * South, Ja'aVthalng oa lha N«r»h llna of ly. Plnrldi, aald parcal being da. ftol ta * point l i e foot Routheditar. •aid Southerly to point of beginning, orlv in the *Wal tire of Lot f At SUBJECT TO 1 Martgaad I* fivny nf • E D Na M -R from eald aurvay llna. m a tiu r e d & x L * w ' t u r n V lerhad 11 fo llo w i; Bagnolng an the ily Perrin D Ward, doing b u l t n t l t to Thai pe ri ef: M i 1 Rloeb I I o ' 4 point nf 41 feet AnulhMalerlv from an ta It Mouth .Banta »» Lo»*. ** • Real llnanf Mid L ai 1, b iln g lha f right angle therein ; thence gauth . containing OT nrro. m a r t or 111* ................. . . . . . l y tr Riplot of M t 1. Block II. K e t h 'y n 'h e point nf healnntng: then,:* point I l f. II t....... ill ' a m th a Waal r ight of way llna of Mtaia w t e tt r l y Til 41 feet to a point I t OWNED BT: Noll O'Nrlng and Bra. Colonial llolnro lyn C O'Srten. hit wlfa. isortnanai aumar of aald Maotloa PARCEL Roadway H l g i t af Way Perk eccordlng t„ plei thereof r e ­ Nnrlhwealerly along the Weat tine fotilheaem rly tram aa'd turvey Jsortnaf - --------**1‘* Road II A Ml. ai a point I I flat faat SUBJECT TO: M nnga ga in favor nf • HD Na. to* line maaitirad al r ight da«ta m o r a l ,1 |y Ml* corded In PIAI Rduk I. pee* I. nub­ nf I .at I • dleienee nf 4.4 feel tn . v : v d u 5 T 5 ? r:w W l i l O l faat lo k»«laai«» af a Raatharly from lha Northaaif earner from Riailnn 4ft pin* M; thanca Control C l a i r A Tnhnero Company, Thai pa rt of U f * of NE>4 of Ran ile record! ef Seminole Cuunly. Flur- pnlnt nf hegtnn'ng, cuntalnlng ,!1 ■ Ihinff on »ft W f«|«rlv fttlftniiaii aA. « of aald Lot 1, and running Nurthacre mure nr tee*. lion I, Townnhlp 11 Soiim, na n g e M erlgeao In fnvnr nf R C Rebar Muuthwaaterly 14111 feat to n point tdo. s u m onm. >u ' V i 'r . a ' aaamrly a l o n g nald Eaat llna of l.nl of I h . Nnrlh line of Tr.Vl , .|f SO East lying Pant af State Rond and Itarl i t * '*1 " , ° t i l l •* PARl'HL 4d Dralnaaa B d ta m ta l l l i faat Ruulhaeatarly l i r a n l d OWNED BTi Rahert Itorrld dnd tying E le to rly of ond w ithin 114 nil fifi" e Them ea D raham a t e thanca Mnuthwaatarly along Mia I lo Nortlieait corner th a r a tf , aorvay tin*, meoiurod at right ■RD M 110-h II A Ido, o lh a rw lia deerrlhad ai fe*l of II:* eurvev lln* of g u t * M erger*' llerrl*. hi* wlft. lhanea W ait a rlr along Nnrlh llna n n V i ef tt . ? efa"rnt e r ef eeld T rae l t hl.e t t i r t i thto ugh a ?» angle thereto from Station t i l plua LATERAL DITCH RIOHT <EAST) m t gnuth 14 of f lo v tr o m tn t Lot Hold I t A 144. gnotion 1141, eeld St'RJKCT Tn: M nngeg* In fevor nf V N orthw I l ' i r , 'a dlii an. a of 1*** ** ‘ } * of Lot 1 a d l a l a n r t of H flat; nf eald lection I lying Eeet of I t a t a eurvey line being deerrlbe-l on Ml- W inter Perk Feileret gevlnad dnd •*ld point being • „ the nTJ e f 2 h t tn e a l o u t h * l * t r R a il t t l O PSTATION 411 plua l l I and of r u m ; th4nea Mouth 11 11- thane* goutharly ta a point Of be­ fll, feet; Ihonce Roulh 11*11*0'' Woet Rood 11 A 41* 1nw|- lleglnnieg on * Ho<:m**el*rlv t.uen AMarie lino T hat port of lull I. Rlnrh "T**, M * Waat 11 h mat to a w a eta rly ginning. containing 111 i q ti a r l faat. I* feet, t h e m e North I l ' t T ' atVei ,h * K o rth w e iie rlp ' Caaaolbtrry, Orcordmg to ptat ra- lying Eeetarly of ond within 114 flat • tlenelnn or elite North lln* i.r P t E I ' E I . Aa Roadway R la h l af Way ■ nd h iving a r t d lu e nf l l l l l l f * V l |,j aitanalon af lha Mouth II m u( Lot more or leae. • henrn from n l e n i e n t h e e r ln e ng fl l a k e af lha Wnu4a MiihdlTlalan, OWNED I l f Thnmoi R Andaraoo t l f a it to Eaat right a f way rnrdad In Plot llnnb 1. pnge 11 and of i h ! eurvey line at Slo'e Hand II flinch IT nf Kelhryn Perk Addition AMIt He, M i l ina line af. R ia l. Roeg l l A eon, 1 1 , public rarardo of geminate (’nun A I II. Airline Till, eold eurvev line No 1. err..r,lln* lo plat recorded In T hat pe rl of- Th* Southerly 144 fd*l Mouth l l ' l l ' l l " w T .i. run g n u th ! t i l l Book T .liaie II. i t h point and tllndya V Aodaraua, hia wife. being deei-rllmd ■■ follnw i' n»gln- Piet Rank I, pegee t l In t t public of M l I of Iteplet nf t.nt* t In wnelnrly along eel* rurv* i h r a u s k th en ra North H ' l l ' M " Real alnnd ly. Florida. t o l l foot W aitorfr from lha Mouth- p a r c h I, aa waat aoraar of aaid Lot I, c a t - Drainage Kaetemaat I R n To. H I eald right nf way line 1114 11 leal tying n e k ltd* of and within M nlug on tho Nnrlh lln* nf eeld I r e . record* of *«mlnole County. Fl-frldO, IA. Inrlllalv* amt 11 tn >1, Inc!ulive, A central angle nf l A 'c l'U " a d* . In point af baglnnnlngi m ining .11 acra. aaora or l*i* fool of a dllch ronlerllnt rieicylhed Hon 1 el A pnlel t i l l I t feet Keel • 1 a point I l T Me| S oulhM e tlrlr ftln.-k If. K athryn Park. Ad-tttlon tine* of l i t I I f e n fa end nf ciirvel LATERAL DITCH LETT IWEST- laid aurvay lln* and aalg Stallnhi ■• follow*:, Commanelng on tha from th* N n r lh w itt corner of N E '4 from An Iron pin* m a r k in g Ihe Na 1. acrurdlng ta plat recorded I* Ihenc* daulh t d ' t d ’ld'* E'**4 | * t i l Tha "Trip of land •**r *1" ,**V i ° n * RRLT) OP STATION 111 plui Ift h iln g tncatad and deecrlhed a* folItcTuda* a tr id h i u l a r *"J. South llna of Etc 14 of sw<4 of Sac nf laid I t r t l u n t, eeld pel it being Northaoil cornar of a n d Rlock 11. Diet Bunk I peg* dt, public record! M the heglnelng e f a c u r v e v V r a d b r tha^ g r a n to r hernia ta ( P a r lt tnwa: Hlgtnatng Oa lha North lln* linn I, Townahlp II South, Rang* on tha a r t of A eurvo concave lo •aid point being nn lha am of * nf Samlnnt* Cnun'v, Florldk, te th e g o uihae ile rty e n d J hal p l r t af: Soulhwaamrly one- of NWIA af fler-llao IT. Townahlp ll 10 Eaat. t t a paint 4A1 t l f a il Wa«t the In utheealerly ond hoeing 0 va curve conrava to ih* gomheoeL h a v ­ daecrlhad ■• fnllowa: Beginning nn concave 111 Y i l t i *f Plorlda ky dead dated That having • redlue nf | i e | . | | r fe eti I I October 1*1* * "4 record ad la half of ten I. Rlnrh "A", Prairie South. Rondo 14 dlue of l i t ! I I Mel: m e m o from ing o radlua nr 1141 I t M il: t h i n * “ Real . *1 _ a_ _point Kaalerly lln* or (old t.nt I ol thdnrg Pouih w t e tt r l y ' a l o n g Ml J Offlalai Haaorda Book dl, I'nga l*L l-aka Park a a c n r i l n f 10 plat record­ I I I 11 f a il t i n from lha Norlhaael from lha SnuthtAat rornar of anld i lengant hearing at South I t ' I I ' l d " from a U n g a n l h m r l n f of Rou'h •thapoint Id taai Snuthdrlv frnm Ih* l l v d f l i ^ S " ! * . * **Strg| i n t i * n f - - ' R E *4 of SWlg and running North which dead aohtaload a a ' l.a ca u ro m ed In Plat Book T, paga I i publla rnar of laid NWM and running t i ' d l ' M " Eaat AM IT f a it la POINT Weal run fouthw a aiarty along laid 4T*04'5l* WMI vun Routhwaatorlv Nnrthoeet corner therenf and r u n ­ 11*44 14“ e dletinye a t 1ITT.1I f t e t dMcrlptioa. Thia datd J» >',r raoorda af lam inate County, Florida, curve through a central analo o f t * ' ‘01'M" W a il IT4 It f e ll : thanca M i l l Mel Ihroggh * rentral t n g la ning Norlhwoetdrty and p a r s l lt l to Je th* Roulh line nf eeld I o n i a n l i t " or BEOINNINO of told ditch eontar purpoia af m i p s ‘ u t h ^ d n ' i r ^ M tying dauthw M terly of t n l within nth 11*4 14'* W a lt m i ld faat td It All thanca south l l ' l t l o ' Eaat t t l It'll'*, a dletAnro of l i t 14 Met ta of M i n i 'l l " m t h i Nnrlh lln* of North |m a nf eald M l 1) l l foot Tnwnehln I t •■'ilh, n i g g * | | I n i ) * II feet of a ditch oontorllno daacrlbtha htglnnlog af a t a r n ta a c a v a ta ta dnd nf d ltrh aantarltna, eon- tn* or curvot iheneo gouth 11*41II" Section I. Toweehlp 11 Souih. Ring* Ihenro Snulhw eiierty parallel lo M Mil-11 feet Eaat frn-w t l a . followi: Camim oclng on tha tha N erthwaatarly and having a flat W m i t i l l 14 feet to the gnuth tine 44 Riel *1 A point 141111 font Pail r o a t lln* nf aold tnl dl feat-, thanra f d r a r ta la ln g . t l Acra. mnra at taaa, a t # < V L r v Moulhweal corner nf B B u a f a e 'X S • 1IBJBCT TOi M nrigigo in 1 Haat llna of IIM4 of l i l t of l i e - radlua af M i l . I I faat: thanra South, of NH'A nf eeld S 'c tle n I ot 0 point from Ih* Nnrihweel corner of NR'* Sn u lh w M ia rlr dl feat, mnr* nr l*aa, •’’• af Ah a f t U ThampaaA Snellen I e e a ta i n ln t M l ic“ e j llaa t l , Tnwaahlp t l lo u th . Rang# w t e tt r l y along aalg curve through a nlualva af In road right af way. III 11 reel Poet from the Snuthweil told Recllon A: theccg from • tn gnutharly Hna nf eold. Lnt t l faal more nr (••* w arn P I R C R L PR t« Eaat. t t a point M i l f la t Norm central angla a t i l ' I i ' I P * a dlntance LATERAL DITCH RlltHT (EAST) corner at e*ld N IS I, ao n ltleln g I 41 nf lengeni earing nr Roulh J I ' U ' I I " Koaterly from th* Scuthweet corner OWNED D ra U a g* r a l a a w l n RTi M fgren tad a ere from tha lo u lh e a il corner af laid af t i l l 11 f a tl t lo H a l lo a 411 plua OP STATION All plua 14 Tl. deyee, mo-e or leae. Waal, run Sohihwaaierlv along Mid therenf: Ihenro Koaiorlv dnd Nnrlh- tru d e " *£f*ren, Lnf ■RR Ta. IM.R hi* wife. . Miotlnn t l i n i running North It* t l I* a l I n i af eurva: thanoa gouth A atrip af land I* f t e t la width OWNED RT: Vaught, lot. cure* through * control Angla of • e ildrlv dlong Southerly ond Riel SUBJECT LATERAL DITCH RIOHT ( E A f f l I P i f f a i l I I I fail to POINT OP II M I 'M " W att t i l 11 f a tt tn gtallon Aareat ^tja south and af Iu»t I In • hem h7.aT and e,.2*,,Iwlfa, lif*Vte• f.f iThem*| j’ I 4 ' l l ‘4 | “ g dlita n ra of IM Tt feel trly lino* of ield lot In point nf R Orehe PARCEL SI Headway R ight At w a y i l a c h *'i". M ing tha S oulhtrlv ID • v e r n f BROINNINfl af l i i d dlieh cantarllna: t i l glut M: than*! naettnulag l o a t h 10 and nf eurva; lhanea South ) • ' Be. I M beginning, danlolnlng .14 aero, mnr* Alhiri1 (jj ‘ 0 * i b d Elvira Coe. hie w l f a , . . . t h i n r a North 11**•'»*■* w a a t I I I IIMI'M*' W a il I I I m i t la Station f a tt af AAld Lot L meaaurad at right •HD That p a rt nf: fm lP d to 14 locluelve n l ' l t ' 1 Waat 1 14 feet lo 0 nnint, eal.l or leee foot; thanca North I I I feat: thanra 411 ptuaM: m ea t* contlnalag gauth • nglee to tha South llna af oa:d nf polnl hearing Smith 7I-4U14" Enel II, K athryn Perk Addi­ OWNED 4 1 n r TIAHIN end tlUBT North 44‘ I M C Waal M i l faat; 11*11 nn- w a a t H i feat ta Ihe tot; glao a atrip of land 1 * feat lo tionRlock No I. tc r o r J In g to filet thereof ■ d l a l a n rt of In 1 fee: from i enn- It II All IN. Me wife South, Raoao I I Mlmlaol. thanra Norlh IJ*1T- I#'- Waat l i e width ir r n a a the Aomh end of tha , , . of! *'n »«>""lng *t * point ■ Luumy. r i o n d a . ol 0 point "» *•**’ fact lo and of ditch ramerllne, eon. Weet llna of I W 4 of aald garllon Weetarly 101 feet of ntorh "I)'*, rerordrd In f l a t flooh I. pegee 41 rrore monument nn ihe E,iat line SI!BI5:(’T TO Moiigege In fever at *r he*«,«pf * ‘ 1 / • • • Motthwealerlv elnng the' IT ol 0 point 111 4 feat North from tn It. nf 11:4 publln r u n rile at hOIAi. nf l.nl I, Blnrb ''II'' nf Ceainlherrv 'l a r v P Parle" aide af Rl«hl o f , * « * m ining n o aquara (aai, m m a ar lha Roulhwaat aornar nf eald Sec­ being 'h e Rnnihettv lo fee: nf W es t­ onio Cuunly, >*"• a( Stnig Helghlla PUl Rnnh • page 11. nuh- P4HI EL on Harrow Pit E a a l Raed i i f l a f w Plnrldo, end Hoad Na It. formerly Nw * erly IM feet of laid Blm-h "O ', m»a *“ • tntdredelioji tion IT, lha land! herein deecrlhed i o u lh w ia l a r i y along Mid n i h t of . OWNED All th«l ue rl of Third Avenut South Ho re<nrd* nf Seminole Counly. Plnr- • n t ) Sa. IM 1»T J Malaln Dayell t a d rflhlalnlg I I I a a r t t, more nr Ilia m a a t u r t d at r l | M Anglea tn m t nf I -14. eeld conrrei* munumenl he'ng eeld K athryn Park lying gnuih wav ITu i» t a n 1 * •'• '* . l l l l ' l i ROAD FOR SDftnOW PIT nod R e a l line a f Levy (Irani, ruth' South Una nf eeld klorki ell In Thti deed la 1 i t to correct a dead Country Club Circle, C e n e in e rry . nr l.ut t!> Rlock II. nt eeld Xa i hr t u IT (*•' Norlherlv Trnm th* Smith- NO 1 ■inning run Rani M* fait, thanra Orada R r a y a l l hia wife so uih I t d ta r e e e 41* Levi l o t .4 f l i l ? • Soui n wkattr 17 parallel w.lh aald PARCEL Ai m a l n a g a Kaaameat heraiofare eeecuied hy the pa rtial a r ro rd ln d In plat raenrded In r i a l Park, being clnie.t hr neeolutlun nf e i i l corner of eeld Lot I, cnniAlelng The Eo*( IA feet nf f.nl T of Canlrel thence Snuth I* degree* Weal 111 IPtofm Hawtri MRD No I I I . I l l f i g h t of way 414.1 f **1 .lhanea h ir e lo doted Octntir )l. 1411, end County Cnmrnlitlonera of Neinmele t l enre, mere or leva. I'e rk Accord'ng In pint thereof re. ttnnk I. paga tl, gubl'c rernrde nf f*tl in l a k e Kathryn, ihenc* gau|h> W ail IM faat ,thanca Northaaatarly STORM HEWER LEFT I WEPT) OP r e ra r d td In Official Rtcordo Bonk A1JIO corded In I'lal llonk d. nog* 14, Samlnnla County. Florida, containing County. And J h * *h " r 4 «* iald l a k e on aa Id ng.ii " *•** “ * MTATIONi I I I plua Ai I P o r n . II. P in o i l l . a lio lo m oney o •moll .11 arraa, mnra nr |* m The North 14 feet of Lot II of C«i- A ir le n g u le r parcel nf lend In eeld nf Ih* public recti,le nf Seminole Thot port ofi ln>l I. Bloch "C” , Prnl- additional parrot af land. r ' Jt i.V H° fM « degraeg Pork, According to plot thereof l.nl 1, lltook II, af Denial nf t.n( County, Florid*, containing .11 tore, 4T Envl l tr 4*-feel, Ihenc* N orik t.ATRRAI. DITCH RIOHT (KART) trol } f f . , M i n.*.h",. . i : , « ‘: 5 d w i t h . . . . r l i Lake Park, according In plat r t . record#! In Plot flunk I page t t , 1. Block II. K klhrvn Perk, deecrlh. mnr* o f te-e. l l degree* 41* Wge) | | f | f t l l I i routed In Plat Rook f, paga II, p u b ­ OWNED RT- State or Florida. OP STATION I I I plua I I t P a r t) faat nf a dltoh canlari.ua u J of ihe puhll* Mould* of demine I a •d • • follow*: II,ginning nn Ih* DWNEtt BTi J a r r v CnlMne. rarorda af Samlnola County, F l o r ­ Company. Riota of Florida. A atrip nf U nd I* foal In width ll»* nf laid S t a t e »a fnllowai Commanelng oa ina lic Nnrlhaaiterly I n* nf aald l.nl 1 el P A R r n , dt na rrow P 'l a a d Heel n * h4 SUBJECT TO: Morlgaga lo favor dernea tha South a li a of Lot 1* In Counly, Ftordo, thence .N Nnrlhendi [orlh line af N E lt of aL B*®' ida. fee I",' m lh endt tt ei ge . i tying Roalerty nf and wltbln I t l faoi • paint 114 faal Sn-itheta'erlv from B«*4 m e n Na. iAd« mt af C. B B ra d ih a w : Morlgaga In lying each aide af and within T l Block t l , Kathryn Pnrk. according L 1* J,*,* ""'"•■1 Inetudlag rl>arla« lla a 11 T ow nihlp II Mouth. Ranga of m e a u rra y Hr* of n u t * Hoed i t m* aurvay lino nf S lam Road 11 A right Va*1." *" • • m l" " 1. T ow nihlg H i a at * p i lo t I I I I t faat w a a t. flat of a n o r m lowor aurvay llna ravor of Tnahella M r o o m ( r o o m ti In plot rac-rded la Plal Bank 4. page A 444, Section 1141, teld e urrey line •04 an dem-rlhed ahnv*. eeld dlelonr* BORROW PIT NO 1 end S , „oui ih , h,' ** E ie l." T he fe rea ai frtlrr from lha i n t Karlhaaat n « i aornar - — --- of v daacrlbad a l fnllowa- Comamnclng P A H r n t . AS R i a d w a y R ight of Way 44. public record! af Samloalo Coun­ being d ia r r l b r d e t f.illowe: nealo- nf IM feal being mooeurod elnng IIAI'I, ROAD The Roulh 11A feet of the Reel IM gnlag diacrlbad I r i e t being nlhny.'' no lha Eaat Hoe of AC-4 of I E - ( of I R I I NO. 11R-H ty. Plnrldo, being lha gnutharly l» nln* no th e North lln* of Section 0 lln* rodtil In rurvo of eold aur- ferl ef the NRR nf S W 't of grclfnn T h at part oft Lota 1 ta g, toolui- l*4t af eald l.at tt. m a t t u r e d at Ractlon II. Townahlp t t South. ■I 'l l 'O I " W an llo* 41 mat T ,M * * S im p Townahlp t t South. Rango to vay line; Ihenro In u lh w e alartv elnng I Townihlp II Souih, Rend* l» E*al. far Thnmna DmVhnm Pern P i r k , i c . ! POINT OP BEOINHINO of Mid Ranga 10 Rail, at a point I I I 1 faat Iva. Block '•B' or Country Club Clr. right gnglea to tha Sn-ith t in t of I. Rail, II • paint t a i l 11 f e n Real oantarllna; lhanea IT North from lha Snuihoaat corner of d a , according to plot recorded In •Aid Lot l l , eoniAlnieg .41 aero, from the N nrlhw e tt corner nf m t e rurv* concave lo lha Soulheaeter- m e 'n 'n l n g M dcrea. more or Ilia. - f 'c h ean iarlln .i tk M M , 1Pouth i « M J , t»Il *«’ ly. having g redlue of IM t.I* efei ALSO < n UI * s a*UI ,#a*,a4< '* • ditch c inta rllnal , a ih r d i h r d •aid iaeilon II and running Norlh r i a l Book I. peg* 41. of lha public mnra a r l*t|. Bank * 111, af th e NR>4 of eeld Recline I. laid point and parallel In aatd eurvey (In*, o The l*»et IA r,e t of Ik* North I15.T re c n f d i nf gimg lnale Calmty! V ^ r U i ! ' " " IM feat; thanca Jouth 1 *J. 11*1 I'M " Haat t t l faat In POINT recordi of Rtmlnald County, Florida, ALSO b l in d eg Ibe arc of a aurve c o n ce rt d'atance »r I I feel: ihenc* Eeeierly teal of the SEH nf SWI* of Section t i l faat 1 1nance South I t * OP mKIftfNINO of aald alarm M w lr lying a) E i i t e r l y af tha aurvay line T n t t parf af> Lot I Black II, K*tk- to rlAS Rddldllp nf t a d wilMn t t d • tbo Routhteeiorly and havin g e t l feet In (he N onhe ae lerly (In* I Townahlp 11 South, Range Id E»»|, f l i l iV /fm V 'i i 5 r . 7 d H . r j « . * v l a r v t y Ran: thanca North 11‘ H 'M '' nr State Road l l A M*. decttan m i . ryn Park. Afnraaald ‘a l 5* , * UrVi>r ll"4 " f S t i l d " ' redlue of I M l 11 feel; thence from eeld M l 1 At • point 11 feet rnntelnlng Id a i f r , mnr* nr Ida*. »fluid I t A I 4d, Rddiien TTdJ, dg‘4 llna, containing .11 »**•• * ? r,( ! ! Waat 41 I f a it ; lh an c i North I l 't T '. and Wanttrly af a llna beginning at lying aarh alda a f and w ithin I I • tangent bearing of South I t ' l l ' l l " nf Sana, a g c lu ilta af aroa In road rlpht II" W ait l o l l faat; lhanea Norlh a paint 4# faat H a il of I t a l i a n 44* f a tt of a ditch cantarllna daterlhed Weet run Snuthw etterly Alans eeld S o ulhtA iltrlv from Ihe point nf he- OWNED n i l Aarnjat MdchlAt Pr*. |, «UI Y*, . lln ,* V » S d«ddd)h#g fd |a :l' t f l J ' I O ' Waat 110 feel to and of plui 11 41 of a n d aurvay llna, ( M a t ­ At followi: Commanelng on A Woat- curve through a central angle nf g i n n l n c m ee t* Norihweem rly elnng diicli. |n r. Inwei l e a l n n l e g an a W t i l t f l y dt* of woy. , , Northeoalarly line of lev! 1 in point ItWNHD RTi Ala* HIM And Laahh ditch cantarllna. c o nia loinf M acra. ured at r tr .it lAglea la aald aurvay f r ty Aitontlon of tho l o u t h llna of 1**11At" a d ietier* a t t i n t feet of beginning, containing l td tquar* SUBJECT TO: Mortgag* In fe ver ef *«••••" s f the North line *f T m e l B C, llnrltrv end tleatrlvn Iferilny, J *f •did more nr llaa. M id pipe fine ta be Una, ang running an a m analttan f.at t l . CantrAl Park. Plot Bonk I. In 4nd of rurvo; thdnoo le e lh Id* edld durvey fnrr T h n m iill flyg*V. fir* . 1 ‘ Survey M ~;idfesMi J*'*hi* w'fn; w J I f t r t l e r god Mary h i m al t i l t upon tha fallowing eeurae Souiharly ta a paint l id faat Beat af ■Ago It. atibllo rleorde of lomlnota t t ’14'* Woet 111 fott le A point, feet, more e f teie. • ' »i P " l" t 44.14 fe el W eeldilw At-sri fm m th i l U r l ' r h i * w lft; Nancy N>w, and Along alarm lo w e r m r v e y tin . a t I t i l t a p 411 plu i Id af aatd aurvay County, Plnrlda. at A paint It ( t feat eeld point b u y i n g South Tt* t l ’14" t h i N orthw i»i corner af **1}," , a g o T i h m m IMM «*■ T rac t I. a i'd polnl b iln g an th* grw d l lr r lh e d above. llna m a n u r e d at right i n g le a ta aatd W tA ltrly from tho l o u t h w a t t aornar E ta t d d l i l a n r t of I I I font tram T h il pe rt ef: M l 14 of r e a l m Park. Elbe If F i f r r h . •urvay llna. and fHi souih of a Una nf aald Lot t l and running North e c eorioto monument an Ibo Eeet According lo pMI recorded In Plot P 4 E C E L *1 Headway E ight *4 Way of a eurva conodve lo the N e r lh i 1 r T f t u L DIT-Tfl R ltlllT tKAMTI OWNED BT Lynwnof Bedar MtlllJKCT TO: Mortgage of W D at rig h t e a g l e t la aalg aurvay line l l ' l l ' l l " Eaal M i l f a it to POINT line a t Lot 1. Block 'll" of P a n e l- llonk I, peg! II. publln re aurdl ef • SI) Na I M r / ,V : r. lr. «"<«.t h i v l n g a radlua nd u f V t a t Vo n i i i **p 1* • i» Koonady and wlfa. In faaor of E m ­ at I t a t l e n 411 plua M, Baal af ang O P BRQINNINCI af Mid dllch ran- harry Italghte. Piet Rook t, peg* ■Omlnnlo County, Plnrldo, T hai pert nf Th* Northerly M feet l l l l . d l feetj thdnc* from a t a n g e n t M ■ ta ?a*RoIddM t l . * * ha ifS rth .r a il Copeland i n i Blanche Copeland, wllhln l l* m at af **|g aurvay llna. to rlla t: thanra South T l‘ 11'10- Root IT, publln record! at Samtlnolo Coun. lying Weet of ond wllhln Td feel af M t I end M l e 11 and I I nf n*- benrfng ef geuth 4 4 'I I U " w e l l r u e 1 iV f i t , * m a t aad l e i . t h . WMiarly hia wife. aalg aurvay llna ang MIS BUI o m I M l fott: thane* North I I ‘ IT‘14" ty. Plertda, eold concrete monument nf eurvey lln# or Siam B old I I A nUt nf M l * I tn I* Ineluelvt, and ■ nuth w etierly ajeng anld e u r v H " ‘ • PARCEL t t 4 ui < i . B a it ITS gg faat; thane* Norlh tl*. being TT feat Northerly from the 144. I*, linn T ill, containing . I t gerd, I* •" **- Incl'inlv*. Illnah It, Knlhd- th rough • central a n g t i af t l ' 4T1M< l| |W i t * m a t and • '.,» * *|l Dralaaga Eaeeoatat I I t arm Marat) being located and giaarlh ad a* fat 4T’I4" Baal ilT faat: th tn a a gounth B e u m t a tt corner ef eold I-st 1, more or Mag, Vlnn Perk. Addlllan Nn t. according i d l i t a n c i a t d ie .I t Met M »nd e f lawai RtklnAIng *g a W etlerly a i t i l t ) af Bdctla* Id. T aw n im p ALIO I R D He. t H L R |gdg tn plat recorded tn PUl Book I, JM£*S| thence gnuih Ift.'lft'lt" W d gg**»'Jf»" R a n 111 faat ta tha Beat lanilon of lha Bouth llna a f Lot bdUlh, wllhlg I t STORM MKWRR L E F T ( W I S T ) OP Bloch "B" a f aald Country Club Una a f l o t I I Blank II. X athrya th in e * continuing South I t ' t t ' l t " Beginning on lha Nnrlh line of laid bag* *t, publla recarde of Samleote M i l l f t e t te t h i b d i l n n l n t of ft l"....... Weet IlT feet to * W interly eg- M t M 4t a point Td f t e t W t e l t r l r Cnunty, Florid*. ?.*.# .« * V « II« o .-.r* .7 a STATION Alt plot *• ( P e rt). enneave lo the C trd o dl a point I t I t foot W a ite r- afnraaald. at a point t l 4 f a t t North­ .................... *............... “1 l5oulh"t* a u t h e i deUterrllp p ,. . e ie n o f Ihe South line ef eeld Mom Ihe eorvey t in t of Slot* R a id dencrlbed a* fnilowei Beginning eg curve follo wji:: CommthclhS of IB That p a rt af: I n u 'h w e a t o r l r one-half ly from an Iron pin t i n t i n g tha erly from tha go u th aia t corner of ttn I«I• follow t o r a in * ;'- '" * "a of SSdt-tB 1141.11 fedll f u l l ' ., fL r »4 l«4,•* I I of C entral P e i k i t 0 point 11 A *4t, Bm IIoa TTAt, to tndteurtd of !.ot t, Block C. Pra irie Lake S o h t h w n t cornar of aalg L et g and aalg L a i I I , aontAtnlpg .11 a«ra. Let the Heel line of M t I of Renlet nf Oiineft i i i u i h w i t u r l yf ii lUa s-1* g isll ' feet W eeterly from the SouthPark, according to plat racordad In running Roflh l l ' M ' l d " Baal S4S.II mnra a r I lia , a t t l u l l f d a t area la Iwt e41 a I U t radial In eurvo nf aa'd M t g 1 tn 1*. Ineluelvt, god 11 In II, S ' ' f v # l J , 'iMgh e rdnlral nlral a ngle o f . . , ll e a r n e r a t Atld Lot It, centeln- olong Plat Rook T, paga I t. auhlla r t i a r d i faal to Ntitloa 411 plua M af aald r e a l rig h t of Wb? ■urvay l in t end running N nrlhweil1**14 14 e dleienee nf I L , . .O . . f, *t .L 7 u •( Incluilve. Block i t . Keiherlna Park, " f . U t T . Ing .11 a e r E mar* or leot. of Samlnola Countp, Florida, •urvay llna; thagea continuing Norlh OWNED BT: C a ita lb e rry Bardtoa. OWNED BT; J a . B rig h t end Vtlmo t r ly Along Noylh tin* nf eeld M l Addition Na I arereenld, a t * pnlnt to Ihd Snuth 1l*d of eeld Ractlon l e a n lying tac h alda or and wlthla f l I I M I 'M " B a i l 111.41 faat ta Station Isa. 14 a d liia nrd a f 111 feel; i h t n r t Id reel Souih tr ly (yam th* N a rlh tM t Townahlp II Souih, Range I I K i e l foal of a atorm aawap eurvay llna 111 plua I t . 41 af aalg turvdy lint: PARCEL M Headw ay R ight mt Way Bright, h l i wlta. SnulhwMterlv elnng g lie* rtdlo l corner of eald Lot ) and running M M il- I I , feel n e t t /runs1 NT OF HHOlKNINCl PARCEL gg ilaai-rlliad aa followat Commanelng thanra continuing Norlh l d r M*ld" ■HD Ra, f i l l I I I la nuvvo nf North lln* nf Lot I t g elnng Reel line n» M t* Ihe SnDithwnet corner nf SE U n f PARCEL M Road w a s E i g h t e f Way d lita n r a of IA f i l l ; Ihenc* Smith- Northerly d4|i 1teft cahlarlifiai 'S o u t h * I* • on tha Eaat t in t a f RRI4 of I K '4 af I, 14 end 11 * dial Ace* nf IM feel R ia l M-.ltt f a t t ; lhanea North ••Id Sdctlnn i. containin g .11 s i r J T h a t p a rt af: Lai I Block '-R '1 of m t 100 l i i l l ihiWOi Houin * «HD No. I t l M l E Maclloa II. Townahlp I t gauth. tl**ri4'* Baal I T i l i faal i » tha - a ta tlb a rry , Florida, according to Thot p a rt of; Late « a a d I. Block It, eeeierly, p t r a l l t l to ea|d North lin t In Norlheaet earner of l.at I t Ihenc* more nr leea V l i t fll H su S n a n g e 14 Eaal. nt n point MT I mat North lino of Nfltg a f NW U of Boa- C and Id faat dlildnc* t h a r tf r m n 0 OWNED RTi H all la M Oakley d a d / " Northwesterly (long Norlh lln* nf f l a t thereof recorded In P la t Bonk I II* H a l t V i\ f M V m North from t h i •au tn o aa t corner of lion IT. Townahlp I I South. Rango f, p t g t a IT tod II. a f tha publla K a thryn P a r k Addition Na. t, a c ­ t t t l t r l r I* * pnlot Td f a il W ia ttr lv f.nl I I * d le la n rr of 14.14 fe ttl nr Robert lfalld It n v d r and J e l d r i ^ '*'■, a a n tlrlln a , oaalalnlng . t l Nk»i»{ •aid fanting i t and r u i n i n g Norm M Riot at a pain t t i l 11 f a i t W m i rAearda of gamlaela County. Florida, cording ta p l a t thereof recorded In 14 A l«*. meoeurtd along A lln* thenci S nuthw etterly parnllil tn And M Slnvtr, h l i wlfd. ll*ll*AA'' Eaat | l . t faat to POINT from tho Northoaat cornar a f NWU lyin g E a i t a r l y af and within dl Piet Bank I pagoa I I ta I t , of the radiAl 1* ci-cvo of i i i d i u r v i y jin* 14.14 feet d l i t e n t from F.eet line of S1MURCT TOi en !>' M srigdgd e f Them ed . .i OWNED RTi Marvin W E itM And OP nubile record* af demlnel* Counly, R ln iN N IN O af Mid H a rm aawar • I Billion 111 pine M 4 e f teld our- M l e 11, I I and 1 a d l tl e n r e nf I1A R Draham ■nd *i ‘ wife n fsroy o f of aa'd Section IT. t h a land haraln faal af caatarilna af prepaaad Eaat -l lfa r Agnaa O EEatia, atia. hia w wlfa. tlnai thaara Nnrlh l l ’ l f t t ' 1 daacrlbad t a a t a l R M f 1 11 aardd, Mara t u n ) a f H a t* Raad I I A IM, gold Florida vey line; th en c l N o r th io ile r lv peral. feet: thence ttnutheneterly 14.1 feat D AlbdH Cot TUt MortgAga M p r t f a g l U_fA*M id i n d E lv ira Coe, hid. .. . SUBJECT T<1: la rtToi o^f -urvay lying B t t l t r t y a f god w ithin 11# Weat 411 teal: lhanea North 44*. or lata. centerline being daacrlbad a t fot Mat a t t h e eurvey line of i t a i e lei la laid Aurvey tin* I I feal, m ete te paint nf beginning, coalglnlng .It wife. p t r a t Padaral IVI*1' Waat t i l . I faat: thanca Norlh AMoalatlon of t a m l n a l t County. acre, m are a r 1e*e. l a w n commencing on th* South lino Bead 11 A ltd , l e o l l e n m i , *al< or line, lo point of beginning.) t " m2 4wM **«*« •« ws(hiiwM'j <: 11‘ i r i r Waal f i d f i a t ta and of ALSO •Aid t u rv e y line and eeld i l i i l o p be OW NEn n n V a ry P Perr'gn. »r£n ffc5 n if•J tPfti • f I W U of Section I. Townahlp l l PARCEL M ditch contartlnd, containing IM All that s o r t i f tha N W y nf I W U goutl), Rango I I R a i l a t a point •urvay l i n t being daacrlbad aa fel. ng loctied * aA dMcrlhed • • follow*: PARCEL *.t Headw ay H(gh) a f Way T h at *drt rJ: " R e glhnlng n a p e l n i 'u of la c i la n IT). T o w a thlp 11 gouth, D r a la a g a a R a a a a a l »RO R a. Iowa: Beginning An the North line RegloAlAg on art R e ite rlv a d lin lla n • E D Na Bid •duare foot, more or laia. good plpo ® ".M 4_B *»t , r l g h \ at way Tint n t " " LATERAL DCtt-rt 11. t.it 1 t-*-"1* lino la ho laid uoon t h i following R ange I I Baal, lying Eaal af g u t * I I I l l faat Waetarly from tha gauth of len t Inn I. Tewnahlg I I l o u th . of ihe Souih line of eeld Lot 14 et A etrip nf and dernie th* E nattrly Mint* Rood Nn. I O f BtATlDN l i r i T t P e ' l t f r o u n d : Alans atorm a iw o r aurvay Road Na. l l nag North a f L abe •net earner af aald IW -4, aald point Range I t B a it, at a pain t t t i l II • point II I* feet R a n f r a m Ihe end *f M t 11 nf Renta) nf M t> r,0.*.4. 1 * h t l n g on th a aantarltna af e tle tln g f e ll E**t from tho N o rth w to l c o r ­ •*'< snipe being Howill B a al, a* ahowg bp plal rallna aa daacrlbad ahovo, (lim E l f l V fm*; OWNED corded In Pint Boak t. page I t, Slot* Road I I A t o t : th an ra r u n ­ ner af lha N ltli a f Aald Section t. doiiihegtl corner e f *«ld M t t l I tn Id lnrhutlve, end I I tn I t 141.11 f e lt d m ithw e e le rlr from t h s RTi I r r l n R. Johoion •did paint being nn Ih* a ra of a «Sd) ling nf Sectlns I, T ow nibl* I f ■ Incluilve, m uck IT, K a lh r y a parh. ning North l l ' l l ' l l ' 1 B u t atoog n o ■•mlnnla Countp RtAnrda, being n •old paint being on. the e re af a Rt'BJECT TO: Morlgaga In favor of tr ia n g u la r parcel af land aanlalg. lerllnd af Mid a i l t t t n g Rial* Road curve ennciv* la th e geuthteaterly curve lo iha S n u t h t o tl e tl y and h a v ­ according In Plat recordid In Plat Iniith. Range I# Edit, th lh c d d n u t h * ; " . , . (Ilia tha floulh IM * « « , * * • ! } I I faatj, Macltoa I*. Towaihlp i t Krnati Copilaad and Bldochd Capa- log m i ( gua rd Mat, Mara a f It e a l l t l . t l f l a t : thanca South Tt'AI'IP* end h e v | : g a redlue ef I l 4 t . l t f t t t : ing a radlua of 1141.11 feat: lhance Rank I. png* II, publla reenrd* nf • i i t i r l v | | f i g h t •■■(•• M u l d S ta tH ,. *“ land, h li w lf a ■ • a t I I f a i l U POINT OP BE(1 IN- t h e i r * from ■ f i tm e n t hearing at frnm A U n g a n l h a ir in g of North Simlnote r a u n ty , Florid*, eeld itrln In id N* I i l l feet t e Ihd Wdi* 4UO t e 1 e ach".Id* o V a n d within l» PARCEL M D ra laa g a w a . a m e . i That p a rt aft Lota 1 . 1 . g. 4 a ad I, NINO of cantarllna at prapnaad Eaat ■aiith 14*1114" w l e t run South- l l ' l l ' l l ' ' Roil, ru n N a rlhaoitarlv being 11.11 feet w'd* nn th* Nnrlh I'P* " f Ihd f t B Mltihelt'd B u r s t l a i i a f A ditch c m tirllaA doAmmad lli o a m low or) L a s t af State Road l l A I**; thanca w etlerly a long Mid rurvo th rough * along laid eurvo through a central tin* af anld Let I t did t l . 1 l fdtt of L ivy Ofint, thin e* South glen Block "tt*. Caaialberry H a i g h ts *aIR D No. SIT.H *"«!• a t M i l ' l l " , A AUtance n t IIT.I wlda an th* South lln* nf Mid Lnt, Ihd l.dvr Ornnt llnd t#l,d Me Northerly almoai a eurva conrava f.*na a l ' J f t t o? N R ? of E ^ l . n l f ATORtd IRWP.R I. HPT I WEPT) SP cording ia plat racardad in Plal t* lha B a i t t r l v dnd h a t i n g a radlua central t n g l a of t l * I I ’M" a dl*- faat to Station l i t plua de e nn • being th at p a rt nf aatd M t I t lying Ihenew Wnat td degreed 111 feet* . . . Rook 1. paga IT, auhlla r a a i r l a af ttn e o a f I I I T4 feel In ond of oervOi T nw nihtpB|1 S o u th >AM A I I RAIL •TATION 111 alaa IS ( P a n t S outheaaterlr asionalo* e f m e Nnrlh within 45 frel nf tha eurvev 111 # af thenrd | | d f g t d .a North 111 fddLo * i • f IT U dl faal th rough a re ntra l Ramlnnla County, Florida. m e n r e Souih I l ' o n t " Went I I I Thai p i r t nf: tu>l I and Northi t ■ p o in t H I ,S I H i* W att nf and w llhln Td f a i t df angla a f t ' l * ' , t d l it a n r a ar ll* Met to g ealnf, a*td point hearing line nf told t o t 11 At A point I I . l t Rial* Read U-l.i.V Rdcllo* TML enn- thnnad Norlhweelerly l i t degrted l l u i • th i N irih P til r i f i i j W#*l raalarly 4 af foil I la Bloch -IT* Irlhg f a il Soiithdialarly from Ih* North- lalalng 15# dquara feet, mer* af t a i l tp and of curve; thanra North ......... I l ' t T 14" Keel A Alliance at Protein t- ik o P a rh . a c m r d ln g lo tha aurvay line a f l u t d Road t l A leee. I I " R a il I M l faat to m t ha- i* t feet from ■ r e e r r e t e meoum em ■oat c o r n tr of Lot t d 1 Ihonc* m M V a a t 'm w t w n r h i o p nlol recorded In Plat Monk T. p l a t 14*. t a l i l u rv e y llna being daacrlbad d11*11 Honing NArtheoatcrly Along e*M in ning at 1 curve concave ta tha RT: f* *• Weld*. Tflf) of Mid ditch MAtifllAA; *B»*;* M. public record! af e lm ln a la Coun­ ay fnllowa: B i g l a n l t g on an R ialartv W aatarly and havin g 4 rtd lu a of on the Beat line ef Lot 1. Slock rurvo ihrnugh * canlrel o,*l* of OWNED PAHCHL M D r e le * - e Raeemeet B W v t t i W S ? a it a n ii n a of the North l in t of Let "H" nf ra a a a ih a rr y Height*. Piet gnuth t t ' i r Ri*f fiAi' thonee ty Florida, llllll f a it through A central Rook #. peg* IT, nubile record* of l l ' l l ' a i - ' A d'alAnco nf 1 1 1 1 1 foal AND No. M I.N l MS t h " foragolng dddcrlbdd tra c t b i l e * South i * |T ' RAAt T it faat: thanca m i n t aarh alda of nod with T l faat I. Rlock *<H" Caaialberry Mtlghta. long aald aurva through a rentral • o • gflulhlAitorIt otlenalnn of Ih* I'ATF.RAt. DITCH L E F T (WEST) ntherw ldi daacrlbad t a T ree) 1 nt dominate UniiMy. Plnrlda laid ro o . South t * 1 t* RAH • • • f e n la end of of a atorm a rw ar a u rra y line d n - afaraeaia. a t a point i i . t a feat af i ' i n \ a d 't t t n c d nf I I I Mat crate monument being TT feel North­ North Hot of nlock IT, Kolhryn DP BTATION 534 plue (4 • Survey fnr T b u m i e D r i h i m P e r * . _ dlteh rontorllhi, MaiAMlng .11 **fE etlbad • • fnllowa: Cominan log on Raaterlv from an Iron pip* m arking angla tn end nf eurva: thanca N»rlh tl* Park Addition No I. Plot Bnnk I. T h e r p t i i nf T h* South treat eylf Ml Rark, P l i ) recorded l E ' ; , r lha Eaat Una nf RR4 o ' RM4 nr m * Northanei aornar of aald Lot f, ll'IA" R a il l ln t l f ia t lo the Beg- erly from the S'luiheoet corner of page more a r I l i a II. *( a point 51.T feat South- feel nf M l A nf Fa iry L eka Park, Deed Bixmk I I I . p ig * 111. a f t h g " OWNED BTi Howard A MrDnnlld Median It. Tnwnahlo t l Roulh. •aid point bein g an lha nra of a Inning nf a aurva e o t- a v a to tho ■Hid lull 1 containing I t eure. eoaterlv from On lr«n pip* marking • • c a r d i n g In plat recnrdtd In PMI nuhl n record* e f demlnel* Cnuety, more or l e u aurva m neava lo lha g o uihaia te rly and QlorgmA J llaDonold, i l l wifi Range Id R a il a t a point AIT A mot o attrly and ha ving a redlue nf lull I. Btork I t. 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IH TCII n i O I I T (BAHT) n a r n f aald Irfil I I l h a n r a r o n tln illn B l»K MfATION IT* Pill* I* ( P a r t ) B o u lh w a a ta rl) ' n in e * aald m i r t a T h a i p a r t nfl ' T h # W a a i a r l y 44* th r o u a h a ra n tra l anpla nf n ' t l ' I V faat of; H ag l n n l n g a t th # N 'nrlhwait l d l a t * n r a o t !*.1T faat In a V.'aalar r n r n a r o f U it t n f Iran d al* . *a p ar r l l l t n t l o n of t h a N o rth tin* nf rfil I In Itlo rk “ B” n f ham lnol* plat lh a r a o f r . r o r d a d la P l a t Book 4, p M * 14, pf ilia public r a ro r d * nf l i l l f t h l a » l * p n l n l . t l . t d faal I V a i l t r ly fro m th * N n r l h a a a l r n r n a r nf Hamlnol* C o u n ty . F lo rid a, r u n l h a n r a • a i d lent I : t h a n c a ro nlln ulO B houlli- a lo n g lh * N o r th llna nf aald t o t 1, w i t l a r l r a l u n a aa'd r u r v a Uirnufth l o t faat: l h a n r a Houth t i l faal-, th aae* Waat 111.14 f a a l ; l h a n r a c a n l r a l a n a l * n f 1*11*11", a dla- Houth l o i faat, um r* n r l**a, In a (nu'a of 1TI.1T t a r t t n l h * Mniiih point l l faat. m a a a u r a d N o r l h a r l l ll n * o t tort 1, K a t h r l r P a r k , h a c ­ t i o ft. I, P l a t Book 4, p a a a I t . a t *a t r i g h t a n g l a a fro m lh * Houth ain t 41.11 faat l l a a t a r l r f ro m th* lln* a t aad I d t, I ran d a l* . t h a n c l n u l h a a t t r n r n a r n f aald Lot 1, eoa. 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TT«R| Tft-Rl MT T h a t p a r t of: Lot* I t and t l tn to*, p ag * 41, fttm lao la C o u n ty Ki. R l n r k " A " o f h am ln o lo llalfthl*. an- curd*, io r d ln f t t n p l a t r*i'oril*d In P l a t t y i n g '* a a h old* o f a n d w i t h i n I I B u n k 1, l)*B*a 1 a n d t. pn b llo r a ­ faat of • d itch c a n t a r l l n o daacrlhad a* fo llo w *, C o m m an o lag nn ft *W*tce rd a of Momlnol# C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , I r i n f t H aat of an d w l l h l n 111 f**t • r l y c g t a a i l n n of t h a N o r t h lln a af o f In* a u r v a r llna uf N tata ttoad • a i d l o t I n f I r a n d a la a t a p o in t 11 ft 111, h a d l o u T i l l , aald a u rv a* I* . 1 fa al W a a ia r ly f ro m t h a N o rth lln * lt*l*B daacrlhail, w l l h r a f a r a n r a waat r n r n a r o f aald Lot t ofid r u n ­ t o lllonk "A" of Hamlnol* jl a l a h i * . ning Houih I ' I t ’l l a W at H I . M fa at • a fo llo w * : Itaplanlrift an a aW * l* rn In Hi* h a g l n n l n g uf a r u r v a o o n t a v a • b t o n a l n o o f Ilia N o r t h tin* nf tort I. lo Ilia W aatarly and h a v i n g ft rad lu a B l a c k “ A" u f h r n i l n o j t I t • i« I,i*, at o f I I I M I fco li t h a n c a f l o iu h a r l r a p o i n t l l . 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Block " A " of O W N E D BTi L lo yd C r o a k A n d C a i iBamlnnl* HalBhta. i t a paint t i l t a lk eca C ro o k , hla wlf*. m f M t W i i l t r l r f ro m lh * h o u t h w a a t P 4 R P P .I. T* R o a d w a y R i g h t a f W ay l ' 1 o a r n i r o f a a l d L o t m c o a t a l a i a B .11 PRO I M i Mft p a r a , m o r* n r lata. T h a t p a r t a f t " B . g i n n i n g a t th * . ' ( i k h i n R T J , R. J o h n i n n , g a u lh * * * t r o r n a r of XhiI IT In Block r j C R J B C T TO: M n r t a a i * I* f a v o r a f D a f U l l u h i l l 'a H u r ra y o f t h # t.avy I W l a t a r P a r k F a d a r a l l a v l n i * a n d H r a n t . a c c o r d i n g la P U t t h t a t u f I f * " ftM a a la llo * ! M n r l « a * a In f o v a r r a c o r d a d In P l a t B o a k 1, p a g e f , a t p f N a m a r W. W r i g h t t h a p u b lla r e c o r d * af t a m l n a l * Co nnr* R d ?R % J H R a a d w a p . 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Htat* R o a d D e p a r t m i n t by dead With, " f t " t»f B am lnot* F l i g h t * , go r e c o r d * ! In O fflo lat R*ro rd n Rnoh fi ( T S M fftgp ifkT* *1 M i d - — -Hi.*- J o-f — th-* ----------aurvfty *— tin * ■** of — atfttft l i a Iftft. m * M u rftd i t r t a h t ftaft* i h a r a tto° :i t h-* n r * r u a Ito u tb . t'tr t* W a i t a i a a a Rftpt r l a l t t o f w a r lln* o f M a t * R oad I I * i l l ■ d l i t a a n o f 1 1 M a t t f h i n r * N n r th * a * t* r1 r l« t i l l ftouth Una o f Lftaswood-O vM d* R o a d a t ft B*lat f t f a i t f t a i t fro m t h a Bolt o f h lftln n taftl t h * n r * W r i t Btonft ftouth l l n * o f LoRB*on<l> Q r i a d * R o a d H f**t t o point o f *■*. ftlnolnft r o o t a l a l n a I I I aq itar* f**t, m a r * a r I***, A t^ n A t r l a n t u l a r p a r r a i o t 1**4 io fat! 1, M o c k A, T a l m * H u b a ir lflo n , l e e o r t * I lift t « ptftt n o a r d i d In F l a t Rook I. M B * I I . p a h l l * t a a o r d a a f a*mloot* C o u n t r . F l o r i d * daio rlb aft ■* follow*: R i f t i n n l n s a t p o i n t a f l * t* r* a ctl* n RI t* o f B a t t rt ft h t a f w l r lift* lino a f flta R a aft,1» f t . l l #* Mft d ftouth H a nM H lln* M a f 1aald , T m t.L aald p o in t holftft i l l fo o t R a i t • f thft a u r o a r lln * a f f t ta ta Road 1 ft M l , taaaaurftft a t r t f t h t a n a l * t k t r a t a : th***ft r u n F o r t h I 't T 'i f t * M att 1 1 f a i t ; t k o n r # l l n u t h a a a t a r l r to t h * ftouth lln* o f aa ld X-ot l a t a p o t a t l i f i a t r .a a t f r o m t h * pnlot of h iftla n ln c t thane* W *at a t o m S o u t h l i a a o f L et I t o F n l n t o f *R< ftlonfaft, aontfttnthft I I I *q*ori f*#t, mor* o r I***. OWNED BTi Rat* W. Uahlay gad Mary U lioblay, hla wlfa. BIJBJBCT TO: Mortgdga In fayor • f FI rat Fadaral Baying* and L aaa AM octatlan a f Hamlnol* Cnuaty. FARCRL y# R oa dw a y R i g h t of W ay I B IBft-Bi IBB T hat p a r t a f t B a g ln n la g a t tb* • rth w * * l oornoy o f L ot i f . Block D, ftf B R llltchall'a Burvoy of th* it **. rocordod tn Flat IB* I, i f th* Publla R«___ _ Jfmlool* County, Ftorld*. r u a Bouth I ' l l * W*dt • lo n g tho W M t o r tf tin* a f Lot IT. I l f faal, rit" thane* F o r t h 11*11' F i a t I T f .lt f l i t to th* W i*t*rly tin* a f if, ft. H ighway IT ft t t , r u a thane* North I ' t F Boat along aald oW atarly lln* H I f**t. r u n thanca F o r t h l l ' l f W aat 114.71 fgat r u n thanca North ***' Boat 411 Tl f*«. to th* Nnrthorly tin* nf aald Lot IT run thoaea Houth 11 *11' Waat a long aald Northaria lla* of Lot IT. for I L I faat lo Point of Beginning, lying w llhln M faat of th* cantorlino of • ro p o ia d Waat Laaa ot fttato Road 14 ft M*. Hactlon Tim. aold Waat T«n* cantarlln* b a t a r daaerlh. •d aa follnwai Comraanclnft na • Waatarly a tt e n ti o n of tha South llna a f T-wt IT nf Block "A" of Talm a Buhdlylilna, according to plat racordad ta plat honk 1 at p*g* H of tha public r.uurd* a t Kaminola County. Florid*, *t • point II faal W aatarly from th a Huuthwyat r o rn ar of aald 1-at I: t h a a r a run Nnrt'l I ' t T ’H " K a .t 111 14 f a ll lo l*01NT f l F RFC IN VIMl a t tald W r i t lAn* caniartln* and tha h a ­ glnnln g of a c u r t * r n n e a r * in th* W*af*rly and having • radlua nf IT3l.lt faati thanca Northerly along ■aid rurva. through a c entral angl* nf I ' l l ' , a dla'a nr* nf t i l fact In and nf c urt*: thanca Nnfih ! ’ t l ”J l ’ F.aat HI.4T faal to th* beginning nr • aurva roarav* to lh* Raai*rly and havin g a radlu* of I11M 1 f**t| thanca N ortherly a long aald c,,rv», through a central angle of 4'on‘, * dlatanca of 111 faat In and of curve: lhanra North 4 'I 1 ’I1" Faat , *11.31 faat to th# North lln# nf aald I nt IT. Block "IV of D B Mkchall'* flurvay af th# t.avy ftran l a t a polat 14.11 Waaiarly from, pnfpt nf Iniaraactlan of w » a t right of w ar llna nf Mat* Boad I t A *no and North tin* nf aald l^it 17, aunlaln. (eg .11 get*, mnr* nr It**. o w n e d IlTi Adolph ft Jltlm and K alharn* llalm. hi* wlf*. HCBIKCT Til: Mortgage of Jam** A. Call and wlfa, In ravor of (Joldl* Jf Krlotaar. PARCRt. gft g a r ra w PH 1R R k*. MB BORROW PIT NO. I T hat p a rt pf- Th* unplatted pa rt of lh* t.avy Orant. It*at nf l.ut It, Black C, MltchaU’a Hurvay nT til* l A r y ftranl, according in plat ra rordad In Plat Rook 1. peg* I pub. lie racordi of Hamlnnl# County. Flotlda. datcrlbad ■* fblluwai Raglnnlng *1 th* ftn u th a t.t rnrnar nf anld I-nt H, Blnck C, Ullchall’a Hurvay nf tha Levy (Irani and r u nning Nurih I ' l l * Kaat ftlulig Kaat llna of aald I-ot I I a dlatanca of *41 fact; thanca Hputh l ! '* 1 ' Kaat !«4 feat; thrnr* Houth t ' t l ' 3V*.i atn f*- 1 ; i h t p i t Nnrili 14'lT' W*at ino fr -i \ n pn'nl nf baginning, oantalalng I arrta, mnr* nr l**a IIW.VIII IIT: Kvalvo Brown. PA Rt’KI. nt Headway R l a b t af Way • RI) Ha. *4 That p a rt nf, ’'Lola 11 and 13. Hntamtngar Farm* Addition Nn, 1 according lo tha plat lh araof rarord. •4 In Plat n»ok I, pag* I, nf th* publlo record* nf Mamloul* County, Florid*," Which ll»» Waaiarly nf and adjacent In lh* aviating right nf way of Plat* ftnad 14 A inn. and being mar* fully datcrlb ad aa fol. Inwat Begin *1 th* Nnrlhaaal r n r n a r of Held Lot 11 and run Houtharly along th* Kaat lln* nf (aid I.nta 11 and t l . a dlataac* nf 444 41 faat In th* Hoiilhaaal r n r n a r nf aald Lot II; thanca run Waaiarly *lnng th* Houih it.T faat lhanra run Nnrtharly lln* of aald l-ot It, 414 f a it *tV*talang • r u r v a tn lh* right having ■ radlua af 1*77.t l faat, a dlatanca nf 141.4 laat to a point nn tha North lln* af aald Lot II, 414 f*at atValarty nf lha Northaaat r n r n a r t h a n nr; thanca run H a l ta r lr along lh* North lln* of aald l-ot t l a dlatanca of 114 fa il lo lh* Nnrlhaaal r n r n a r nf laid Lot If, ih# point of begin nlng Th* land karalnahav* convavad oaatalnlng 1.71 arraa, mor* nr ttaa. OWNKD RT: Haml* M. l.afflar and Harold JgrWaon F A R r f tl. M R a a d w a r B i g h t a ! Way ■ a n na, a* T h a t p o r t o ft L a l I I a f R n limlagar Ft P arm a A d d itio n No. I, a c ­ c o rrdli d li n g t o lh * p t a t ih a r o n f i t c o r d a d H. fFla Fll iatt Ran k (, p a g e IT, of th* plublld ublla irionrda _______________ _____ _ of. 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Iowa H ag l n n l n g nn III* Houth lin e of H5Y14 of HIVH or aald Hertlnn 3) a t a point l ) . 1 ) f a a t L a a t fro m Ih# H o u th w eat c o r n e r n f e a 'd HerDon 33 a n d r u n n i n g N o r t h f l ' 1 1 ’4#'' K*«t CtJO 5« f eet; them-* N o r t h 4 t '« 1 'l # " B a a l I D , Id fe at In l h a N o rth l i r a of M i l , o f NK>i o f aald Hertlnn 33, a t a p o in t S t t . f i feel 5 V r - t e d v f r o m t h # XurUl«a*l tiurn ar of aatd aacllon. At HO tha* p a r t a f t h a l a n d d a a r r lh e d I* f a r a g r a p a ( # ) alm v* Inoludad In Ihv f.tllon lo g d a a r r lh e d p a r c e l t C o m ­ m en cin g mi t h e Houth l l n a o f HWH « ( H tv i; o f Hectlon 33. T o w n a h l p 3# Hnuth. n a n g a 3# Kaat a t a p o in t M . l l fe et K aat f rn m l h a Houthweat r o r n a r o f aa ld H ertlnn 34 a n d r u n n ­ i n g N n r l h 41*41*4#" K a e t 1414 V ' e a t ; t h a n e * Hohth f»*14’»*" K aet IS# Met t # W l l N T O F BRCHNNIND: th a a c * d o n t l n u l n g B o u th 4 I * M T 4 ' But (M il faat ta W#«t right •( I k t M B W M M f t F B l o n f M i d MTV A f u r d - u v l * d a I l a a d ) ; l h a n r * N o r th , w a a t a r l y a l o n g aald r i g h t o f way tin* 3« I.#I t a a t t » ft p o in t I3I.C1 f t d g n u t h a a d a r l y f ro m p o in t o f InM raao tlo n o f 5V *d r l g n t o f w a r Hite o f SMI* Bond f i t a n d ' Kaat r i g h t of w ay lln a o f H tk ta l l o a d I ) A I M (L*. It. H i g h w a y l l - » 3 t i t h a a r a Houth t l ' H ' I O ’' W a d p a r a t l a l to Kaat r i g h t o f w a y lln a » f Htata Itoad 11 A 400 a d l a t a n c a of 113.4)1 f e d t o po int o r b e g i n n i n g lh* Mode h e r e i n de acrlheil e o a l a l n f n g In t h a a g y r a g a t a . t l avr e, m o r a a r Ira*. OW NKD DYi r i a r n b e l M f» floaam an ■ nd J a c k N. Ilneam an. lire h u ah an d . HUIUKCT TDi M o r t g a g e In f n v o r of A r t h u r D a t o u i i g a n d J a n a M DO Young. FAIUT'.I, 1*1 H e a d w a y M ight o f Way ■R D Aa, I M T h a t p a r t n r, H R 14 o f HSY'l of Hactlon 4L T o w n a h l p Buuth, l l a n g a I# Kaat l y in g K a a le r ly « f a n d w i t h i n t l " f e a t o f Ilia - u r v e y l l n a o f H tate Itoad ! • A )#*, Hactlon IT'D, ea ld aurvey llna b e i n g d a a r r lb a d aa followa: B ' d l n i i l n g on t h a Houth lin e at HW!t nf HIV 14 nf aatd Me llo n 33 *1 • p o in t 44.14 f a d Kaat f r o m lh a Sou lhwVat c o r n e r of aald aacllon and r u n n i n g N o r t h 41*11'*#" 17.ia( M l # . i n f e e l : t h a n r e N n r lh 4 1 ' f l lO Kaat t l ) . 1 ( f e d In (h e N n r lh line o f N E ' i of NF-U n f aald H tcllo n 33 *1 a p o in t I t C . f t W aat f r o m Ilia N o r t h r a a t c o r n e r nf aa ld Hecllun. c o n t a i n i n g .#1 a c r e , m o r a o r laaa, • d l u a l v # a t a r e * In • • I d l i i f road . Af JIO T h a t p a r t n f HK H o f H W 'i o f Hecllnn 3). T o w n a h l p IS Bouth, f U n g a Id K aat d aacrlh ad a a : r o m m a n c l n g a t p o in t n t I n laraa cln lg n t c a n t a r l l n * n t aalafI n g Hlat* l l o a d I I A •## a n d ca at e r l l n a o f HM ta B o a d 411 (H an fo rd Oviedo I t o a d ) a n d r u n n i n g Houth. ■lo n g e a n l a r l l n a o f HMta B oad 41) a t lU la n c a of 413 41 fe e t ; Ihenr# Houih l ) * 4 « ‘l # " Kaat t o f e e t tu K aet r i g h t nf w a y llna o f HMta llo ad 41) a n d P O I N T D F 11KDINNIND: t h e n c e c iin tln u ln g oHuth 4 ) ' 4#'in" K.vet 3# f a a t ; th an e# N o r t h e r ­ ly In t h e K aet r i g h t of w a v line o f Hlatn Roa d 41) *1 a p o in t 137 feet N o rth f ro m th * p o i n t o f b e g i n n i n g ; t h a n e * Houth a l o n g r aid r i g h t nf w g y lla* till feat lo point o f lieg ln n . Ing. c o n t a i n i n g ,91 acre, m o t* or leea. O W N K D B T : Ph'#** ft C o m p a n r . F 4 N C K L I** M e ad w ay M la h l nf W ay RMI) Aa. I ftlt 1*3 T h a t p a r t ofi W ' J o f N K U « ' H W 'i nf Hectk.n 34. T o w n a h l p 3u Houth. IMnge I# Kaal, ly in g K a a l e r l y nf th * r i g h t o f w av of Dm e i l a l l n g HMta Hoad 15 ft ecu n o d w l l h l n 13# feet of t h e r e n l e r l ' n * nf r a i d r a i d i n g HMte Itoad, b r in g a a l r l p of Mad I # f r e t » M » K aater ly of and a d j a c e n t I# t h e r a t a l lo g r o a d r l a h t o f w ay , c n n l e l n l n g 1.54 ecr ea. m ore op leea, eg c lu a lta of a r r g In S l a m Itoad 137. Af.HD T h a i p u rl ofr BK'« o f N K 'J o f S5V'i of Hr* th,,, 33. T o w n a h lp 30 Houth. l l a n g a 30. K e , t ileecrlbml u- followa: ( ’o m m a n c l n g on lb * Hoiin, linn nf 855 •, o f H 5 V , of H5V», nf anld Hecllnn 33 #1 a p o in t 17.1.5 feel from tb * H m iih w eal c o r n e r n f aeld a ctio n 37, ea ld point l. - ln a o n Die eu rv ey line of f u l l 11,mil 15 ft *m> Hecllnn 1771, a n d r u n n i n g N u r i h t l ' U ' l u " Eftat a l o n g e.ild a u n e y line 3944 #3 f - r t ; t h e n c e Houth 4 J ' I J ’J#" K e- t 3D.37 fe e t ; t h a n c a HouD: 14* i r n o " Kaat »# feet t u Hmith r i g h t o f w a y Bn* " f HMta Itoail 177 t h e n c e c o n t i n u i n g Hotill, l a 'S T ’ijo" K#a| 3# f e e l ; t h e n c e H o u th w e e te r ly ■■.trollel to Houlli r i g h t of wny line of H tate Co ed 477 a d i a t o m * nf (5 feel, m o r e ,.r le-«. i n ' N o rth B or or H K 'i of N K ’i o r ft W J * o f Hecllon 33 a n d I'DLVT D F HKDINNIND; I h e n r * 5V*at a l o n g aald N o r t h line • 5 feet, m o r a o r Ira*, l o R.utlh r i g h t o f w ay | | n * n f Hl#t« Bond 437: t h e m * B u iiih w cater ly a l o n g a.tld r i g h t o f wu y | | n a #' 7 f e e t ; Dienre Houih 14'34 ‘P#" Kaet 3# f r e t ; t h e n r e N’o r l li e n a le rl y parallel to Houth r i g h t o f w a y lln * n f Hint* Itoad 477 a d l a t a n c a n f (7 7 feet to po int n t h r g l n n l n g ...... .. Milling 1300 a q u a r a f e e t , ' m o r* o f le e * DW NKD BT: B u l h Ht. J o h n Carina K-1I-V a n d K a l t i e r l n a t ’l r lo a . a n iln u r: B u l h Ht J o h n K elley , l l u a r ilb.n fo r aald mlnoy, 81’n.JKf'T TD: M o r t g a g e In f»vo r T h e Ha.iford A t l a n l l c N atlo n n l Bank l> Alie'll!, IIIT H o e i l n a r l l l a k i ,.r tl n) nit I) An. 311, 314 Tlm l p a r t of: \V*-t H nf V i ; t ; of H tV 'i o f H-ctlon 31. T u n n e h l p 70 Mouth, IMr.ge 3# Kaat, l l l o g each alda nf a n d wIDiln 5# feet nf * t u r n o u t r - n t e r l l n e de-< rill­ ed aa followa: f 'n n im am tu|t a l Dir li"1nt of I n l e r a e r t l o n nf lh * au rv * r Doe o f S t e l a lload 15 ft tnn. Hectlon T7#L a n d t h a , a # i e r l l n a nf Hl.tle lin e d 414 a n d ru n n i n g N nrlh 4 I , 41’«#" Kaat 354.31 f r e t to 1’OINT t*F HKDINNIND n f ar id t u r n e o u t c e u l e r l l n a ; l h « n r g r u n N o rth 4)*1»’. 37" 5Veat Sft fe et t o e tV a te r ly r i g h t o f TVay lln a nf HMta Bond 15 ft- aim thanca rn n lln u ln g Nnrlh 4 ! 'i r 3 # " 5V#«t I! I t feet In b e g l n a l ’- r n f a c u r v e c o n c a v e 1# t h a Huutlierlv an d h a v i n g a r a d lu a n f 175 feet; t h e m e W e - t e r l v a l o n g aa ld r u r v a , t h r o u g h a t e n ' r a t a n g l e n t ll'I O * . a d l a l a m e o f 1IT.M fe at to en d o f aald c u r i e t h e n r e Month 7 3 '3 1 'I e " sveat 1 3t feet l a and of aa ld t u r n o u t c e n ia r IM a j ATJID 7 t r i a n g u l a r p a r c e l e f M o d tn 5V'j n f N B U of H W 'i of Herllon 33 T o w n - h i p 30 Houth. R a n g e 4# IMit. d a a r r lb a d • • : C o m m e n c i n g a t th e I'olni nf I n ta re a c tln n o f t h a an r vav lln# o f Htata ttna.l 11 ft *no, Herllon TTn|. and l h a r e n t e r l l n * of Htal# Boa d 41) aad r u n n i n g N orth 41*4t'*0” Kaat l"« ! t f e e t ; D iem * N o rth 4 I ' I » ' I # " IVaat 5# feet to W e a t a r l y r i g h t of w a y Boa o f HMIr lin ed 15 ft •## ■ „ ! r n i N T D F |IK. DINNI.NO o f l h a p a r r e l h e r a ln deecrlh ed : t h e n c # c o n t i n u i n g N nrlh 4 4 'U ' I O " 75'aat 1 1 1 ) f a , " t t e a c e H o u l h e r l r 4# feat lo I V ra ia rty r i g h t n t w a y lln* of h m m itoad l l ft ana a t a point 4# feat H n u lh arty from P 'd n t of h ealn riln g ; t h a n c a N o rth I t ' t n o " Kaat 4# fe el a l o n g aald r i g h t Of w a y l l n a to p o in t o t baglnning. ALSO A t r i a n g u l a r p a r c e l nf Mnd In 5V«4 of N H U n f H W t i o f Hactlon ST, T o w n a h l p Id S “ outh, l l a n g a 4# Kaat. d aacrlh ad • • : C n m m a n c ln g a t Ihe p o i n t o f I n l a ra a c t lo n of t h a a u r v t y tin* of HMta R oad 14 A 4#". flictlo n TT#1, a n d l h a r t a t e r l l n * of Htal* B oad 411 a n d r u n n i n g N o rth 4t* 4 l'I O ” Kaat l« * 31 f aat; t h a n r a N o r t h 41* I4'4#" M e a t |. l feet tn Itoad I I A 400 a n d POINT D F BK. OLNSINU n t l h a p a r r a i h e r a l n dea, rllieit; t h a n c a e o n tln iiln g Nn rlh U 'll'ln W aat 44 11 f a r t ; t h e n c e K a a l e r l y I * faat t n tV eatarly r i g h t at a p u in t 4# faat N n r t h a r l y f ro m nnlnl o f h a g l n n l n g : l h a n r a Hnulh 4l*41’l a " W eal a l o n g aald r i g h t of w ay lln* 4* f a a t tn p o in t of b e g i n n ­ in g T h e lan d a daacrlh ad c o n t a i n . I t aora. m o ra n r !*••. a i c l u a l v a of « i t a In e a l - t l n g road*. DWNKD HYt B u l k HI. J o h n Carlo# K allay a n d K a i h a r l n * Carlo* a m in o r: B a t h HI J o h n Curio* K i l l a y , D i i i r d l a n f o r aa td minor. HL’I U I M T TOt M o r t g a g e in f a v o r n f Tlie Hanfprd A l l a n t l e N a t i o n a l IMnk. P t M t ’KI. IftH Heed w ay M ight o f AVfty ■Mil A*. >44 T h a t p a n p f t N5TU of S W ' t n f Hr-dton 34. T o w n alilu 3ft Sou th, Han g* I# Kaat, S o u th nf Ih* old H an fo rd -O rlan d o n o a d le-a t h e r i g h t o f w a y n f Htat* ftnad u a 10# tl '. H . ' l t l g h w f t r H I ) a n d Btfttft B o a d 111 "f t W e a t a r l y an d S o u t h e r l y o f a n d w l l h l n a# l a a t nf a t u r n o u t c e n t e r , ll n a d a a r r lb a d aa follow*: C o m m e n c ­ i n g a t l h a p o i n t of I n t a r a t c t l o * o f l h a aiirvay lln* n f H tata R o o d I I A M l , Mac Do it TTOI. a n d t h a c a n t a r * ' * ■••• r u n n l n f N o r t h 11*41'*#" K a a t 311.11 f* a | in 11)1 NT o r ueniNNiNO i.id t h r o u g h ft c e n t r a l a l u l a uf I t ' l f . a d l a l a n c o a f 1XT..M f a a t t o a n d o f • a i d c u m at t h a n c a Mouth I I ' H ’*#W aat 1.41 ( e a t t o and o f aatd t u r n o u t e a n l a r l l n a , c o n t a i n i n g .01 aero, m o re o r lir* . OW N K D DYi P. II. M illar a n d L a u r a It. Millar, hla wlf*. PAHCML I M R o a d w a y R i g h t o f W ay ■RD A*. 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I L m g a J# Kaat, l y i n g N o r t h e r l y o f a n d w i th in 10 fa at of ■ t u r n o u t e a n l a r l l n a d t a c l r b ed ■■ fo llo w a: C n m m a n c l n g a t t h * p o in t of I n t e r a c t i o n o f t i n e u r v e y l i n t of HMta H ead 14 A doe, Htctlo# T?«L a n d Ih* c a n t a r l l n * of Htat* llo a d 111 a n d ru n n i n g -North t l ' t t ' t t " H.tat 154.31 faat | o POINT D P BKOINNIND o f aa ld t u r n o u t e r n t a r l l n a i t h a n r a run N o r t h 4 l * 1 l l o " 3Veat 1# faat to tV a r t a rl y r i g h t n f w a y llna of H tata R oad I J A <"#; t h a n c a c o n l l n n l n g N o r t h l l ’ II'S O ' 15e«l l l . t l f r a t in h a g l n n l n g of • c u r v e co n c a v e | „ t h a o S u t h r r l y an d h a v i n g A riulliia n f t i l f a r t ; t h e n , * tV eatarly a l o n g aa ld a u r v a lliroiipti • ‘ " " J ' " 1 " " H i " of 1 1" I #', a d l a t a n c a o f 17T.CI f t » t to •till n f »alit r u f v ^ i t h e n c * Hnuth T3'3f.7n" IVral LSI f e e l to en d n f aald t u r n o u t c e i t a r . Bn#, c o n t a i n i n g . 0* acre, m o r a * r (lIL V H tl flYt Ham D am hroal*. J J J * * 1' R o a d w a y R i g h t ■! W a y . . T h a t p a r t o f , W»t n f N R 1! n t •1>JU n ( K5\ ' i n f Hecllnn 33. T n " nW l j ' W o T ” l n * * ” l;,U t’ K ' J * !nLn * . •* w ay o f thft a a l a l l n g HMta Bond I I A do* WJ » t lh# cen te r* ? ' ? a a t e t l n g H lat* Hoad, b e i n g ■ a t r i p n f Mnd 1 # r— t w l d a M .* ‘ e « i a lr»f roadt *r'.i g h H^Jacant t n f wuy, lo t h a #aM lAt a g \ t r i a n g u l a r p a r c t l o f fu nd a d j o i n . 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H U ' * D tpatlo ttM lln lla n d B uilding Tftllahfteaaa. FJm 'M a M a ck C l t v f U H . *h , n r " r n ti N or.lt l l ' l l l t " W aat i t f ( ( t to W aatarly r i g h t o f w a y nf H t a t a B o n d 14 A •**5 c o n t i n u i n g N o r t h 41*. 11 4# W aat 41.14 f t a t In b a g i n n i n g n f a e u r v a cantftVft t n t h a H n q th a r l y t a d h a v i n g • r a d l u a « ( m l a a t l U a f o r d , F l a r ld A * M v- 'll �. r \ -ty J ' *Mfc“ Fans, Summer Furnishings, Summer Rentals, Lawn Service, House Painting, Insulating Make Summer More Pleasant IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING Iv/tf/S LOST, • FOUND rm & ! WANTED—Full or part tlma com SALE! SAIj E! SALE I minion aalaiman. Wondarful Rubber Bi m opportunity for big earnings. Cement Stucco Paint . *4.23 gal FIRESTONE STORES. Oil Bare Lament Stucco P a in t, . 34.00 glL Interior Varniih ___ 33.13 gal. I t—WORK WANTED—FEMALE n e e d A p a in t e r ? SEE USt MAID, Cooking. 1210 Manfuestane. MeRANEY-SMITH IMS S. Park Phone 1303 ITS Springtime, time to paint In- 31—WORK WANTED—MALI llde k out side. For an efficient SCHOOL BOY with powar mower painter Call Mr. Taaker, 31T0-J. wanti mowing. Phone 713-M-4. a U —ELECTRICAL O a tm to s e POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph. 2993-J. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. tlK trical Contracting and Repain TV Service Center M—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Besdix and Crosley Appliaeeea Ph. 119 1821 g - y u j f c a JA—MACKS TO BAT YOU'LL L I U Our Plata Lunch from 73c. Serv­ es in cool comfort—MRS. APPLE­ BY’S RESTAURANT, 1M S. Park and Valdes Hotel. ------------------------------------------------------ S—PERSONAL NOTICES' COAT MILK Ramli!) Priest, South Sanford Ava. Phono Mo-W-1 YOUR tlm t li valuable, UY time ii at your isrvlce. CALL 432 for "Barbcrlng by Appoint­ ment.” CARPI ELL) WALKER, Proprietor. Local and Long DUtanca moving. Agenta for HOWARD VAN LINE* INC. PENINSULAR TRANSTER k STORAOE, Inc. OfflCa 1300 French Ave., Phone 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS MORE:—MUCH—MORE A T ECH O LS ROOMS 3 FO R 9 Bookcase Bed Double Dreiser Mirror 2 Lamps Inner spring Mattress Matching Box Springs • Day-or-NIghter Sofa Platform Rocker Chair 2 End Tables 1 Cocktail Table 33.199.90 WAS PAID to John Betts In law weeks. GROW MUSH­ 19-LA UNUKY-DRY CLEANING ROOMS. Cellar, shed. Spar*. lull time, year round. We pay *3.30 9 5-Pe Dinette Set Dee teu r * Waae a S i Damp Dry lb, FREE BOOK. MUSHROOMS, TERMS! • TERMS! Dept. 731, 293* Admiral Way, AT Seattle, With. ECHOLS BIDDING CO. SenthMde U a K e w l Cerwer 2nd. A MagtoUa Ph. 1 S ee* SMe Feedaaart Bldg. "Red Bamberger" Mgr. 3, FINANCIAL. IM Beat tltk I t Oytu Mewdtys *tfl 9:N p.m. 94—INSURANCB VISIT OUR BALCONY St—PIANO SBBTICB L L. Sill — Plano Technician '"‘■ " i-ffiB A i Phone 3134 Route L Sanford Ueed furtttare, ippoeweei, Mela, M s W IIU u u I n . A | W cte. Baught-seta. Larry's M art I t—ROOFING—PLUMBING 417 Saaferd AUaatle Bank 331 Bait lit S t PboM till. PkMH a* For Belter nam b ln i • Buy year Furniture at Berry’s See or Call Warehouse Furn., Co., at 301 W. W. J. KING MERCHANDISE 1st S t All nationally adv, furM00 outh Park—Phone 30 uitare it warehowee prteea. 41—ANTIQUES HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN Antiquea and Joyce R. Packard, PRICES PAID FOR USED the Calico Cat Antique*—Sum­ FURNITURE mer clearance Monday and WILSON-MA1ER Tuesday, will be held at Joyce'a "Don’t Look House” Cassel­ OeetraeMei and Rlepalr FURNITURE CO. tatf Bastard Ave. PfeMM 1113 berry. C«ll 958 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone 133—SALESMEN—AGENTS I!—ARTICLES P u t RENT 311 E. Firat 8t. PLUMBING. Contract and repair work. Free Soma thing VERY SPECIAL for eatlmatea. R. L Harvey. 304 Rollawiy. Hospital i n d . B a b j IS—FA".M AND GARTEN Beds. or Month— t. Day. Week W Mont Mothera Only at Phillips Co­ lias. lonial Cleaners. Phone 4SL Sanford Ave. Phone 1323. Tel. 1413. Furniture Center— 118 Wait First Plumbing. Kreaky Heating M. G. H O D G ES 43-ARTICLES FOR SALE Service on All Water Pumps— Welli Urilled — Pumps —Factory so Tee— Paula Road Phnne TOO A lm ntnnm 22-SPECIAL NOTICES V enetian Blinds Rneloaed head. Bag-proof bottom ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ raU with pi as tie soda. Plastic or ments, Invoices, hand billa, aad rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive corda. Printing Co. Phone 408 - 403 denfcarih C M m an d P a in t G* West 13th St, 112-114 Weil tod S t Phone SJ0 ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call APT. stie gas range. Good con­ Ralph Ray. 3150. dition, 330. Phono 11A-1-M. UPHOLSTERING S H IN E R S Custom Made Drapery and Slip POPGUTS. Bull Heads, Worm*, Covara. Reasonable twice. Flemings STANLEY KULP Grocery, E. Geneva Ave. Open Phona Sanford - 2833-J 7 day* a week. 3311 & Park (HIway 17-92) FOLDING Cote—*3.98. 30 Ft. Hose T. V. REPAIRS 33.95. All alia Tarpaulins. Army‘Til 10 p. m. Service Calls $3.00 W. Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. A, Norris Ph. 1339. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. M93-J. IJeanaed Ttcbnl- WE need tuninur*. paying top clans, guarentMd work. cash for soma. Sal! to buy from. SUPER TRADING POST on WELDING Hwy. 17-B2._Ph._J0lT-\V.____ C. A. TAYLOR, Jr. FOR SALE—Largo a lie Battery 307 E. Fourth St. Charger A Tester. Excellent for garage or truck fleet garage. WELL DRILLING Submit Bids. F I R E S T O N E Pump Riles with STORES, Repair Service GAKL ANI ) S H A W Homo windows tor sale including P. 0. Hnx .via screens, 31.00 ca. Heavy duty LONGWOOD gaa air-compressor, *So. Hoy Phone: w. p. 28-2382 Reel's, 11th St. 11—HOUSER AND COTTAGER 3K1 Seminole Realty for Deilrahif Hamw and Apia. Phone 27 2-Bedroom Bouse, Phone 2 9 0 W. n ic k dean furnlthei eotug* on 17-92. Rant by week or month, Lighla end water furnished. Ph. 3010-W1. 3-BEDROOM c o n e r a t e block house. Kitchen f u r n i l b e d . screened porch, earporte and utility room. At 2010 Adams Ave. Phono 371-W. COTTAGE ready to mova In, com* com* inuv» in» ptitely furnished. All utilities. tve. 1404 Perk Av 2-BEDROOM furnished h o u s e , rime in. Call 944-M. 19—ROOMS NICE bedroom. Private entrance and bath. Phona 1029-W. 3 9 -WANTED TO RENT Want 3-Bedroom houia, modern bath, kitchen equipped; for local buitneiiman. H. L. Foley. Phona 2342, I a. m, to a p. m .' II—ACREAGE 10—ACRE bearing orange grove, 4H miles from Post Office. Price 313,000. E n y terms. Phone 1393-J IS—COMMERCIAL DUE to Illness. General mtrchandlse store, living quarter!. Also 4-room housa, REASON­ ABLE. sjoblom, Lake Monroe. • REAL ESTATE u - a o N ii REASONABLE large comfortable homa. Partly furnished. Phone 1232 or >333-J, 2 STORIES 19-19 F ord T ra c to r Double established neighborhood. Ex­ NOT A PROJECT! Well B ottom 14" Flow, 8 Row cellent value at 312.UOO. AUTOMOTIVE C ultiv n to r. HERE ’TIS 1IRITT TRA CTO R CO. S-BOATS AND MOTORS BUT— flotnai of Real Individual! We can put you In the cattle busi­ H lw ay 17-92 So. P ho n e SOI ty: Brittany Farm Homai, Early ness, with cattle, equipment, linTOUR EVINRUDE DEALER American, Ultra Modern, Con nrnved ami unimproved pas­ OFFERS PEAT-Get your Daetwyler Peat ture, fences and everything, ventiooel k F r e n c h Colonial ..*38 50 2tt H. P. Klein ... at Grapevlllo Nursery, 40c Bu. i ion- lii. ONLY 313,300. Sorry, typai. S H. P. Johnson » s4 bag. Annuals now ready. Phone but mostly cash. i *• 203a-Grapevllle Ave. Just off ..... $*1.00 Model .......... BUILT On Large Landscaped Country Club Rd. g H. P. Mercury 1933 Real Ext** D»t!« Vh A NEED 4 BEDROOMS! Large lot 1-ots: In tho best o! neighbor­ ...3130.00 Model ___ _ re* V. Cakirti !**• frltada with beautiful, shade trees; 34—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS hoods. I ckwIU, ladac*4 aury M quiet neighborhood near High • S E P . Seott-Awater «Ull Ms Item, ky riaalu School; avallablo Immediately. w Gear shift ........... 333.30 GOOD Upright Plano, *125. phone COMPLETE with all the featurea aa mOm * f m laayactlM4 ONLY *7300. TVk H. P. Evtnrvide 1933 1017. you bav« dreamed about such ad la tk« BrUnyaM (C saa.) Model ......................*110,00 P m i C l a a a i M a d acctioe at colored General Electric ep W. R. "BUT STRMPER IV* H. P. Elgin . . . . . . . . . ,|«3.30 33—WANTED TO BUT »V»« kla «U( u n kink ia phased and colored plumbing Realtor — Ueaeral taaurance 10 H. P. Mercury a sUL tiny Allen. Associate fixtures. Lightning ...........1113.00 WANTED—One, taro, or three II. Arietta Price, Asaoclata 12 H. P. Sea Bee ............1130 00 P. alr-eompreiior. Call atm-W, lln 111 N. Park Ave. IMS Evinnid# 13 H. P . . . . . 3333.00 AND available at raaaoaabla PINE timber. No tract too large 13 H. SCOTT-ATWATER eea with Use bait financing Iw ak q M or imall. J. L. Oils ion, 101 W, Alexander & Stringer with control* .......... 3133.93 with mlnlmuto down-pay­ 8th St. Sanford. Real Estate ♦ Insurance 11 H. ELGIN ...................... 3133.93 ments. ine Me Messenger, Alice. Mrs. Lourine I t tL-SCOTT-ATWATER Mwtwi m#i>1Beat «• M4N MM 107 Magnolia 1 Ave. ‘ Ph. IS dg 1939 Model .......................... 3333 M RENTALS UbsIKB v I t H. P. Mercury W ellborn C, Phillip#, J r . A >Xm# iai Mark 30 ....... *..........1333.00 M—APARTMENTS Rarirm B o a ti — Lota — Acreage ' SI II P. Evinrude 1133 .u.uci. WELARA APARTMENTS: room*, Since 1949, Sanford'e Leading Like new .................. r . *233-00 O Z tE R R E A L T Y CO. private bathi. 114 W. First St Alio many motori torn down for Laura II. Oner Builder of homes for over 1,300 uied parti, Raaionable. people. Sales Office: Little Venice Reg. Real Eitalo Broker Avaitfn Apia. Efficiency. Pbont • TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo­ 3831 Bo. Orlando Dr. - I'h. 1389 79V W in Locb Arbor. tor or Trailer. e a s e tv o n a a a a i. * 11:00 valiant U 4 r PHONE 1134 —Selection of Bolt! — FURNISHED Apt. 1300 Mellon■ li n t s # v ItiII Leva Ot LIU FRANKLIN III?AI.TY lia o A<l**nlur* (vim Unela Wall M:SO Haareh («r Tomorraw * G ian, Mahogany, Aluminum vllle. New amt Ite-^nte llnnies I’heno »:lu c a r t o o n c a r n i v a l 'a n d Gaitor T railer. 1D4S Ouidiog Llaht 155U, lit. 17-112, Dcllqry_______ Vila c a r io o n c a r n i v a l 11:0# Jack fear th at • Alio levcral uicd Boati and HUTCHISON'S Ocaan F r o n t • :uu WQatftar • N««a . Iporte ti:So ’A* iha World TiirsW* LOWCLL a. OUTER Apt!. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Siia John Daly N t » i * trailers. t ea Unbars Q. Lawta Ballder - rbone la.M SiSO lt«od»v.,u* Beach, Call 2374-W. BALL REA LTY US# rum Para ^ S s e the New Evinrude Line for ‘M Office: N il R Orlaado Dr. 4:IS Kmart llhythm a speedy, reasonable It rcli- GOOD Baby Bed. Call 2287-W. t oo Tha llg Payaff RAYMOND M. BAM. TtPB Duval 8how RO B SO N S p o rtin g floods t UR FURNISHED Apti. 201 H W . Flrit liia Sob Croaky gkaw able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ 7 1 S O r s a t a i t Drama OSCAR M HARRISON Evinrude Salea A Service St. Reasonable—Phone 1331. vice. CALL HOOVER, 2833 or 4*—APPLIANCES 7 SO Volea of t'lraatona REG. RROKKRK td t E. let St. Phone 993 visit So] S. Sanford Ave. S CO t Lava Lucy & D. IllgUcytnin, Associate EFFICIENCY Apartment SuiL Dseamhar (Irina FRIUIDA1RR appt___ apphaacea. .sales tas South Park Ave. Phone 943 SiSO able for bachelor or couple. 1310 23 H. P. Reconditioned John­ » 00 n p o t u m a n Club and service. O, II. High. Ovi< C ER A M IC T IL E Private bath. Across from Post >10 Iliililn Hand son Outboard Motor. Price *100. Fla. Phona F03-3Jt3 or Ssa/ocd MAYFAIR AREA 10 CO lilt Pkrav# Office. Slinual Jacobson. Call Harry wmtener at 2203-W Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134) I64S-W after a p. m. On# nf Sanford’s better homes. 10:10 i lr . D l u r l e t A ttarnap Free estimate. Quality work. S A. M. to 2 P. M. Thro# tte<lrtwms, two baths, lo­ itic# Niatit n**i nspsu Efficiency apanments, air con S llM T l l i l o i'a t l l r > n Hhnw AIR CONDITIONING SPRAYING — Lawns, shrubbery, cated on 3 beautifully lamlseap- l i i l * H iarliam diUonlng and TV optional. 2G3I M0 *0A* HOMES 19—PAETS-RsCFAIkS T haa ire For Room or Building citrus for cinch bugs and other cd Iota, This Is worth looking at m ta s a a s 1:i i H i s a - u r S. Park (Highway 17-92), San­ If you are Interested in some­ II. B* POPE CO. INC. ^E X P E R T FRONT END ALIGN- pests. PHONE 2108-M. W. H. 1:43 fk a Rkyikm Raw ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT VEW. Beautifully Designed THREE Pringlt. thing nice. Terms avallablo. Mi Heath Park A ft. Ptesm 144* 0 MENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ “ Maala at SilV .iga-o-.0" ' " " 8 and FOUR Bedroom Homes 1 Wm I4 ■pn ING—Pauenger c a r s and roaram R m v m s and 2 Baths ROOM INSIDE AND OirTSIDE !•*» <«»■• WQ*ili(r T r # ,,r ..,k .r Close In, 111 E. 8th St. *30 00 Trucks; all makes, lixea—U ton Mothers have until May 2n to WIN. BA G G EH LY ■aroat Hj 1iS4 rka Moinlna aa«w bedroom house, two lots. Oik monthly. Phone 2363 or 1032. to 3-ton. Seminole County Mot­ Call 481, the Phillips COLONIAL FHA and VA (01) FINANCED Four 1:1# raptatn X a n aa ro a A P P L IA N C E C E N T E R shade trees, *7,300. Terms. CLEANERS, • T . . I p a lla rn ori, Inc. SIS E. 1st St. PHONE A Varied Selection of Plans 'Your Westinghouan Dealer” 2-BEDItOOM furnished npt. Very N*w„-»\V»lh»r Priced from 111,200 to *24,ot>o 1011. See ns for rrrtim Ave. Property. »:SS BREAKFAST "DELICIOUSLY " PHONE 1737 113 MAGNOLIA 9rSO Krnl* K o v lr a Show clean and rluso In. Phona Gld, sdnioa HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Hot Biscuits, Eggs. Ham, Grits in oo Klim Far* Built By 11—TRACTORS Jimmy Cowan. S Natlana Hula W h a t’S Veuf Troubla and Cotfee—30c. MRS. APPLE- 43-SUlLDING MATERIALS 2344 French Av*. Tha Hhylhm Hour lli:S0 HlrlkS II Hlirh BY'S RESTAURANTS, 100 S. DEMONSTRATOR -M M Tractor ODIUM i TUDOR, INC. ■^Hamo Wltfe E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. alr-eondl J . W. H A L L , R E A L T O R m aaaooa Park and Valdeg Hotel. USED BRICK Builders ot Finer Homes Uoncd. 17-92 south elty limit! Model BG, 23 II. P. Complete "Call Hall” Phono 1738 ,’ mjna Call T* TWO CARLOADS beautlfnl used Slumberland Court. •7—BROKERS and REALTORS with wheal weights, hydraulic For Florida Living i r IT IS HEAL ESTATE brick. Orange, red, and burnt lift, plow and equipment. SANask Gnuktov k Matted* EMPLOYMENT black. See them at SHERMAN Three and four room furntahed HOMES AVAILABLE: * FORD MOTOR CO., 1001 Sanford HIGHWAY BUSINESS at 117 Matth Park Pkw# 772 South Plnecrest........ Sanford, Fla. CONCRETE PIPE CO. • Ava., Flvmt 1810. apts. Very clean and closa In. Location for Rent with apartm ent Titty 24—CHILD CARR Grove Manors............Sanford, Fla. Phone C18, Jlmmv Cowan. HED-I-MIX CONKRETE Valencia V illas......D eLand, Fla. IS—TRA1LBKI 1609 DOWN LAND AND HOME BABY SITTING In my home. 803 Mirada Cewerese Co. FURN. Apt., 1113 Park, Adult! SALES OFFICE 3 bedroom home and 5 a e rti tiled 1 Bedroom, all luralihtd garage W. 4th. Cali &8<VR. It will M y YOU to sea US btfore 3M Elm Ava. Phone UM apartment, with large lot and M il 8. French Ava. farm land. Priced 19230. M y. Opts Evening! and -ROOM apartment on first all oak floors. Income poselblllPhone: I1M and m o Baby Setting in my home or yours METAL ROOFING floor No other tenant. Nicely Dec with completing m ood Total price *7500 for new 2 bed­ K ii Mature, dependable. Ph. 434-R. Now In stock, 3-V Crimp—1U" furnished, convenient to stares. apartm ent room home. Corrugated — 2 Vi” Corrugated 333 month. Available Stay 1st. Complete Price 33,300 If—HELP WANTED-FEMALE Get all Your rooting neada at HOMES Oiler Realty Co. 2301 S. Orlando RL. wMIBSSlON 1930 Shclboume Total price only *9230 for new. 3 S h erm an C oncrete P ipe Co. 1300 DOWN . Rd. Phone 1359 or 3113. Clipper 27 ft. house trailer. Will WANTED CHECKER—Apply Mr. bedroom home, Out West 13th St. 2 Bedroom conercte block home Cassube, 300 E. 3rd, Good Kart­ •acrifice, Phona 132. TWO modern threa rooms It bath, ing salary, vacation with pay, 43—RUBIN CM EQUIPMENT Hobart A. W illiam s, Realtor with utility spaea and cirporte. lakefront ip irtm enti. *32.00 mon♦G R EA T DANE"- all aluminum free insurance, convenient to shopping, *7,900. Bay meed Laadqelit, Ataaclata Oily. Long wood. Telapfaona WinO tter produce trailer, 32 foot, recondi­ R u U m Ca.. PbOM 1*71 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Ur Park 2-73334. R oes L. P a y to n , B roker tioned, 1932 model with good 19—SALESMEN—AGENTS ifa*.. n . Alberta J, Hall, Aiaociate tires. Well worth *3,500. Seventy ATTENTION RETIRED MILI­ FURNISHED clean lit. floor a1800 DOWN Phona M il 17-92 at Hiawatha partmenL 1004 Palmitto Ava. 3-BEDROOM. tile bath, Florida other used trailers In stock. 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD TARY PERSONNEL: Unusual room. Oak floeri, large lot. MODERN 3-Bedroom and den. GREAT DANE - DIAMOND T. opportunity to represent us life GOODS shade R frail trees. Call 1974-W. Kitchen equipped. Located at 1221 FURNISHED Apt. Phona 43J-W 103 South Orange Blossom Trail, tniuanee wise In Sanford and Randolph St.'OwnafLs Mis . Isfortuna for S l Orlando, 3-9031. l-ROOM furnlsbid apt. Til# bath, vicinity. Will train and assist. aeceisllates his offwrlm •ring at .38, Our standards are high, but to the Private entrance. Phone 3030-J 000 , which la certainly f?,000 le u j > BM t M t t . house trailer with cabins, eligible man thli offers an exthan Us true value. *78 per A. B. Pelerson, Broker Assoc la tea VA aynsawt FURNISHED Seoom g a r a g e Completely furnished. Radio, TV, cedent opportunity with top con­ A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Chesmonth will handle. Immediate *33. Par Montk P A l h a y * m o r e m o n e y bp s u l ate. 3730. Call 2833 until tract, “ Oik Ava. apartment, 1401 teraon, Garfield Wllletta, John EVERYTHING YOU NEED Possession, Kiteka# Fully Equipped R l:00 p. m. ____ _____ Jompany ha* excettent rating—In FOR A LOVELY Melach, R, W, Williams, Ratal big unnaadad things through Wftt 3 ROOM furnished apartment. let feat to ikooaa color*, a ‘ the BEDROOM HOME AND INCOME M. Field, A, C, Doudney, Land MODERN house trailer for rent. |° r ?!!?', »!#r,i Al* Oarage, phone I43I-J. A* 1* £U m m u U unn *n Ads, Phona 1X21 for half 1tR Upstairs ia ran tad: downstairs la Suveyor. In Cbeki a! Color* Dream wold Trailer Court, !?m * . T°.ur J •?1u l '1 . J 1- 0. Orlando, Florida. Box ready for you to move In. Both 13—RUBINBtt—INDUSTRIAL Barbara near French liO N. Park Phone llM wording your ad. units nlcaly furnished. Building Ave. PHONE 2220. Salesmen or Salesladies for full OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms. Pal­ raeently painted. Large Lot. Si­ or part-time work with national­ metto Bldg. Call 1734 or 1494. tu at'd near store. Keep that WILL BUILD and furnish lot and BUSINESS YOU GET ALL ly known Vl-San products—Earn­ terms In OvIMo. Rallabl* build­ cost ot living down on this bar­ II— HOUSES a#d COTTAGES ings high and unlimited—Write er now working In Oviedo. Can gain or rent both unit*. Only SERVICES letter of application In Vl-Sai, *7,MK». start Immediately,, D. D. DAN­ FURNISHED two bedroom home. In care of Box 4, Sanford Herald PIECES IELS, Oviedo. 13—RRAUTT PARLORS_______ 8 minutes from *Ia*,al Base and an aopolntmcnt will be a r­ Double Dresser Box Spring Phono 3049-J, at-LUTS Sem inole R eally ranged. Mirror P ifr Plllowa I J f o u r Beauty Number Ph. 9TI Bed Spread 2-BEDROOM Bouse, Kitchen II^ I• Harriett’* Bannty Nook HERE 1S YOUR OPPORTUNITY f.m fr'pring,d Lots — Piaacreat aeciioa, city Pair Boudoir nisbed. In town. Phone 443. 103 no. oah bualnaii. Be­ M altren for a profltabla .... water, Phona gS7-J. Lamps cause of . . . . . . the demand for for RawON YOUR MINOT Sea REP A IM lelgh Products in Sanf< ant Ads (or big values ia all 17—RRORIBR IM KCAlTOaS $10 DOWN unable to call on all _______ makes and modeli NOW. See me for partlculan or write overlooking Lake Monroe as* FLOOR aandiag aad ftaiahiag. Mather of Sanford CcasoH A REALTOR First Hawlaiah’a Ka-.vlemh'i Dept. o«pt. rAD-440-Mg, f a d -440-m i , I DOBS IT, the Went Ad proxlmalaly ‘ 23 - acres 340,ooo. ‘ 1,000. i Gaining, waxtag Serving Send la* i t . rin s i r ifernphii, Tenn. C. I* Shonro, CULLEN A HARK BY l, Hot, trade, buy through T erm s,. Dsytoni Beach Reilly sines 8318 Cheney Hwy., Orlando, Fla. I IM N. Past AfA Ptaw gUI A laocllis^ 1414 South Atlantic. Mary Rea! Estate Mss Announces Baby In Novel Want Ad */ r TELEVISION Radio M « m *KLSffc! BEKS, iu J LO O K $ 168. 10 a-ic , - . . t V ■ -ii-i 1 J 1-V- ' >■1 V; -. ,i, ‘ <i _ , _': -■V / ’.■ Sfe. Ml . - - r- /* i! �Housewife' (Coallaeed from page 0*}) Estates I r U u t f M Hotel la Winter t W.s the eeewe of the Manta,JU<atea Woman’* Club (ble JWvefc' Mrs, D. Daniel greet* eHr iaa member* and guest* U a pretfy eeromoay prates* Oovmjm to all new mambera, w i i a e k of weloomf. After SCnefteM Balk's of Winter S in tr a a fashion show of Ml, sports and beach attire both man and woman. • £ !/ reports were given by ttjpan of committee*, follow* by the account of the Florida IbraUod of. Women's clubs ah amt I t Lakeland this month IJwwktek Mra.Cataar RoWllo ITS* president Were delegatee, tj Runkel gave a vl reel out sc­ at of QWrfour days reception*, M l - CoO#fe 1declined by 5 3 Q f t j * d W right 'ftUtn the impressive dsdfeatlmi service, ef tha new dub feMe," said Mr*/ Kunkil, "a home built bfr the gsnerosity of 4be .Junior and aenior womati’t debt aad which belongs to all of M r <*n, hi the Brat evening’s functiona whgn at] of our state oRMals marched Into Matftall auditorium' to the strain* of Elglji'a Pomp and Circumstance it wad-an obtatandJng eonvsntkm. • 'The Junior clubs, for those on* ddr'tU , hid colorful reports ef tha bumenttarian work thay were doing among working mothers; the protects for betterment of woman atetywhere were moat Ctoreetalively received, la all, we return ad, w u ry from meetings and la tu m , bet Imbued wttb tha •pirii of Ftarida club women and Thirteen girls of the. newly or* ganliad Seminole High School MeJorettt Corps twirled and danced themselves to a victory for a euparlor rating In tha Florida Band­ masters Association B ute Band Contact bald la Gainesville over the weekend. Tb« group of glrli dressed In black T-shirt* and aborts waa the largest group among 13 ensembles entering the eonteat. They ware Judged by Mr*. PorUnto who la a National Champion Baton Twlrlar from Williamsburg, Pann, SgL Bill Hexamer, a nealor In the band aceompeated A t corps with a rhythmic drum b e a t Mr. and Mra. Maria Smith have instructed tha Corps throughout the year and Sgt, Carol Nutt la tha head Majorette. Other girls in tha group loelude Marty Cameron, Sandra Petaraon, Harriett Bedding, Mary Tanner, Mary Bose Speer, Joyce Bock, P at Harrington, Bobby Crutchfield, June Jennings, Nancy Richards, Dqtti# Williams, and Oarri Splviy. Comments on the Judging shest read: "A vary nice eorpa. Appearance—outstanding. Very fino p»rformants, For such' a large corps you all did exceptionally well. You had most original formation* and routines—shows evident* of a fine director and Una - training. Tha drum aecompanlmsnt added greatly to tha precision—ho daservea a superior too, for he knew the rouMaw m*. wall •ai.wll aa m* tha the ,girls." m lrla11 tine aa Othar band mambera recalving ■uparlor ratings wara Sgt. Bob Rtely who played a piano solo and Sgt. Bill Hexamer who played a timpani solo accompanied by eight b ra n players. Sgt. Bob Reely and 2nd Lt. Bob Armstrong received an excellent rating In student conduct­ ing. Others, receiving excellent t i l ­ ; Rhode Island’! lobriermen ings wsra 2nd Lt. Grace Dugger eaught 211,906 pound* of lobitara in a clarinal solo and 1st Lt. Larry Burnay in a tuba solo. Epneit Cowley, bandmaster stal•d “ 1 am moat proud of th* fine showing of our group. It represents THANKS many long hours of hard work Ihrouihout the year and an elimina­ tion proesaa at district contest for Unite student* to be eligible for the atata contest. Superior at itate cunfast I* tha hlghast possible rating attainable." Contributions to the Mental Health Campaign which la under­ l a y In Sentinels County ana will cnntlnue through May 93: Dr. W. V. Roberts, Mr*. Sue Slavensaon, F, D. Scott. Mrs. Walter JUrJw^ M/*- Harvey Swanson. Mrs, D. X. McNab, Mr*. V*rne Messenger, Mrs, Jo d Field, Mr*. George Stine, Mrs, B, E. Chapmen. Anonymous ' A. U WlHcm, Dr. L. T. Dos*, Mack Cleveland J r„ U A. Couer, Fred Wilton, , Lester Tharp, L. Dinkins, Rev. Milton Wyatt, Earl Vaughn, J, C. Davis, Bupert Strickland, 0. P. Hern­ don, Sanford Doudney, R. J* Brown, Martin Sllnsclpbtr. Dr. A. Mathers, Rayburn Mllwrt, David Gatch*!, Andrew Speer, Mra. Randall Chase. Mre, H, C, Hetael, Jimmy Touhy, John Mann, Halan Mann, Mrs. L. E. Spencer. Mre. Henry Ruecell, Mre. Ada Hill Newman, LCDr. and Mre. C. F. Fittoo, Mre. H. M. Pepworfh, Dr. J. C. Boyce, Mre. Earl E. Cesh. The Mayfair tnn swimming pool and tennla courts will not be open the year-round, according to an announcement made Satur­ day by Frank Mabane Jr., Man­ ager of Ihn Mayfair Inn and Mayfair Inn Country Club. Membership for the uae of the swimming pool and tsnnls courts will also Include th* uae of the golf eaurae and all other facilities a t the MayfaJr Inn Country Club, said Mebant. A program of entertainment for the summer, th* Mayfair Inn Manager revealed, la being plann­ ed for adults and telnagtra. This wll) Include, according to the an­ nouncement, weekly dances end swimming parties. A life guard will he on duty during the day and sandwiches and drinks wilt he available a t the ■wimmlng pool on the >weekand. After December 1, membership will bo on an annual basis only, the announcement said, but be­ ginning on June 1, a half-year r a t. fa offared for tha family membership to the Mayfair Inn County Club.Present member! of the Mayfair Inn County Club will be ex­ tended the use of the Mayfair Inn Swimming Pool end tennis For Civic Clubs courts which us* of have hereto­ A serlrs nf visits to th* San­ fore been made aval table to only ford Naval Air Station Is stated those in the Hath and Tennla Club. this week for local civic clubs. Th# Sanford Rotary Cluli mem­ bers were guests of Captain Robert W. Jackson today at Talk On Writings, noon. Lunch was served to' eliiti members at tha BOQ and after- Life Of M. Rawlins warda a briefing of the station’s facilities and ■ tour of tho sta­ Highlights Tea tion waa held. By HELEN SNODGRASS Tomorrow, at noon, the Sanford A talk by Dr. Norman Burnette Mon* Cluh member* will bn of DeLand on tha l IV and writing* guests a tha Naval Air Hlntion, of Marjorie Kin nan Rawllna high­ followed by th« Klwanls Club on lighted (he tea given Saturday at Wednesday at noon and tha the lakeside home of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Chamber of Comptcrce' <m James V, Richards. Over 100 guests Monday, listened appreciatively to tha sym­ The visits and briefing* lead pathetic appreciation of this writer up to th* Armed Fnrcea Day of Florida’s rural life, lr* cnlloquscelebration on Saturday May lit Him* and natural humor found in when civic clubs, veteran* organ- evory day occurrences. Italians, ami other interested The lea was sponsored by the groups, along with units of tha women nf the Methodist church of Naval Air Station, will take part Enterprise and donations aro to b* in a mammoth Armsd Force* Day utilised for modernisation of the parade. church's kllchen. dollar biU, into the diaper of my baby for I believed that he waa after money.",. Alter loading Iht clothes of Sire. Johnson and her husband In the ear they drove our Highway SO by the Highway Patrol Station, through Goldenrod and Oviedo and then to Geneva, with Peterson driv­ ing and holding the paring knife on her. "At no time did he attempt to molest me." said Mrs. Johnson, "but he did mention it once. "We stopped a t a shack near Goldenrod where 1 changed my dross and ha changed hie clothes," Mrs. Johnson related. She was wearing a blue dress when brought to the Seminole County JaU. ' Tiie young woman said that Pet­ erson came to her apartment ibout 4:43 p. m. Friday afternoon and they started their wUd ride n it more than 20 minutes laterf It was 9:30 Friday night when the alarm Former Resident Dies In Wichita * Funeral services for Roy T. Young, 07, formerly of Sanford, were held last Monday afternoon at the Byrd-Snodgrass Funeral Home in Wichita, Kan. Mr. Young passed away May 9 at the St. Francle Hospital In Wi­ chita, The Rev. Ted C. Mltler, pastor of the First Bible Baptist Church officiated at the services. Horn April 4, 1883 In Pratt Coun­ ty, Kan., Mr. Young moved to Wichita from Sanford, 14 years sgo. He was a retired manager of Valley Feed and Seed Co. Mr. Young is aurvived by Mi wife, Mr*. Kats Silvers Young: thro* ions, Donald 0. and Russell L. Young .of Sanford; and Dennis L. Yoiig of Wichita; three daugh­ ters, Mrs. Francis Cole, Coloma, Mich., Mrs. Tillle Burr and Mrs. Tom Oversker, Wichita; three sis­ ters, Mr*. Elda Lovcrlch, Wichita, Kan., Mrs. Edna Harp, Enid, Okia., and Miss Bernice Young, Wichita; two brothers, Claude Young, Neo­ sho, Mo. and Guy Young, Hutchin­ son, Kin.; 13 grandchildren and two groat gtadchlidren. Burial was In Old Mission Ceme. tery, Wichita, Kan. apraad i M ff« U h Aoked whether of not h i had ••Wo k i n l w m ttt far hla a* •■id Deputy Sheriff Cotton of the Seminole County Shtrlffa moluted Mri. Jotmooo BO lotd on* «»t" office. It la understood that Poltroon la phiticallr, " I wouldn't touch bar'* A pone of Semlnoto County De­ Peter*an wo* turned over to Or­ being hold on on opM ehorfo until puty fiheriifa and Conetablei trailed ange County Deputy Sheriffi Bill ehergei con bo filed against him. the automobile, and with the help of two doge from the DeLand Road Camp, found the couple on the narrow dirt road about MO yarda from Highway 40 backed Into the bruih. Among thoee taking part In the search for the kidnapper were Denton Prevail, BUI Lilly, BUI Qoodipeed, Paul Duff, Cotton Brown, and Jimmy Singletary. Deputy Sheriff* and Comtable* J. Q. "Slim" GaUoway and George Kelsey. "My most terrifying moment," rick the net of your choice while our stock la complete. Mrs. Johnson said, "was when Pet­ erson started slashing the ears, Priced From 1149.95 * To - $1,175.00 nose, eyes, end arms off a toy rubbber kangaroo, with which my EASY TERMS baby played, *ltb a switchblade knife. 8 Months FREE Service Policy PARTS and LABOR " I didn't know what he would do," aha said. " I am so thankful to bo here alive," Mrs. Johnson commented is she talked with reporters a: the Seminole County JaiL AND APPLIANCE It was after midnight when she and her husband were reunited at W u H a r e T h # l a r g e s t A n d M aul Modems S en rle* the Seminole County JaU. Staff Ser­ D e p t, in Sem inole C o u n ty . geant Johnson la stationed a t the Patrick Air Korea Base at Cocoa. The alarm was spread that Pet­ erson was in Seminole County by Alex Levine, a Negro who lived near the spot where the Johnson car was hopelessly stuck in the sand. Levine had been sceured to help dig the car out of the sand and with a shovel had dug around the FROM tires until Peterson became exas­ perated and attempted to take the Negro man'a car. The two engaged In a fight with Levine beating the enraged Peterson off with the sho­ vel and left to telephone Seminole County authorities, Peterson forced Mrs. Johnson to run with him from the scene but I am deeply grateful to the voters and all had bern unable to get more than 300 yards through brush and bram­ ble. those who worked so hard for me in tho / The 34-ycar-ohl Peterson said, at £ the Seminole County Jail, that his Mother was afflicted with cancer recent campuigm for county commissioner and that he had known nothing but family trouble all of his life. "I arrived In Orlando Friday morn­ ing and all I was thinking of was gelling out of the stale," he said. "! called my brother and he told me that they were going to get the Kill on me," ho related as he v ii Man Is Arrested, Sentenced Friday Within Two Hours Proof that Jusltc# can he rend- arad In a m atter of minute* was revealed last Friday wh*n Constride J. Q. "Slim" Galloway re­ ceived a complaint at 9:30 a. m. that a radio had been stolen, Emma Glairs, a Midway Negro woman, reported that a radio hnd been stolen from her home. Galloway arrested Samuel Sim­ mons, a Charleston, H, 0, Negro, charge him with "breaking and entering". Tbs Negro was tuken befarf Judge Vausar Cnritim Friday morning where he pled guilty as charged and was sentenced to two years in Halford State Prison. All of this happened by 11:30 a. m., two hours alter the re­ port waa received by Constable Galloway by radio. For your aplondld vote and support I M y again Thanks A MilUon YESSIRREE, FO LK S -W ER E BUSTIN' AT THE SEAMS WITH HUNDREDS OF MONEY SAVING BARGAINS - and - JUST LEAVE YOUR NAME and ADLRESS LOOK AT THIS! DAY or NIGHT CA D ET' C LO S ET Now AvaAafcte, Low Ftaama Ptaa a D m P m a w l I I Mootka To Pay Y c J ' A ^ II 'l'%< \ t l'll 1 ' i d t * * 1 * ,l • 3 • -J • ■ OF THEM LO AD ED W ITH GRO CERIES VALUE $10.00 EACH —FOR PURE SHOPPING PLEASURE - FQ10DiVIA R1 • Vv ^•!', " PARK AVE* AT 25th ST. v ' v". v �w ~ ~ - I f Y « « r R m M h If« f Delivered B j I P. M, Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery TUESDAY, MAY 18. 19M Routine Matters Foremost Q CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACKSON WELCOMES tha president of the Sanford Rotary Club, William Uuih Jr. to the Sanford Naval Air Station yesterday during Armed Force* Week observance*. (Staff Photo) Rotarians Hold Meet A t SNAS Yesterday 0 Ttia week-long meeting* of San­ ford Civic Clubs at tho Bachelor Officer Quarter* of Sanford Naval Air Station got under way Monaa tha Rotary Club of San­ ford mat with Captain R. W. Jackaon, USN, Commanding Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, and •th cr officer* during a luncheon god briefing period that followed. The different Civic Cluba of ASanfocd have baan Invttad to hold f c e i r r e f i l l : : weakly masting •beard tha Air Station thll Week by Captain Jackson k obaam nea • f “Armad Forces Waek." Following the luncheon, William Bush Jr., President of the Sanford Rotary Club, opened Die lecture period with a aerlo* of announcemerits, and coming events con­ cerning the Rotarians after which feej Introduced Captain Jackson. O As the Captain spoke, Chief Cgrpanter H. W. Fllby, USN, Asaistant Public Works Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, pointed out different figures on a chart that coincided with Captain Jack-j •on'* addret* to tha Rotarians. | Other Civic Clubs scheduled to meat aboard tha Naval Air Sta­ tion this week are tha Lions, Kl* wards, and Jaycee'a. Saturday la “Poppy Day" in the Boird of Sanford City Com­ lanford. missioners will create th* possi­ d (1 1 n u Tha little rad flower, adopted by tha American Legion Auxiliary ai tit memorial flower In October af 1931, and recognised alnco as • symbol ol providing monetary kelp for tha neceaaltlea and comforta not provided by hospitals for Ih* disabled, waa first sold in June, 1916, during the return to Nila country of the 33nd Division. Tbq entire proceeds from th* aala of the red poppy goes to the aid of disabled veterans and their Children. Roppy Day aalee are conducted entirely by volunteer worker* and every penny goe* to th* fund that provides much for tho disabled Veteran* within tha community virher* the popples are sold. Bulk of Iho funds received from Poppy Day sale* remain in the community and ara expended by American Legion and American jiagloa Auxiliary unlu in relief work. No price li fixed for the poppy. The axle is conducted with con­ tribution* for each Rower. Voile A. Williams Jr., Asilatant Stale's Attorney, will ipeak to feigb school audlencei Thursday on tha poppy, it* origin and its meaning. William* will speak at gomlnola High School during its morning assembly period and bility of longevity and ability leading to pay raisea for th* city employes." The city manager wao requested to set up a meeting botwaen the two bodies at the earliest possiblo lime. “Tills I* something that cannnt be done over night, hut we ran at least get a good working bas­ is," said Uatchel. BOUNTY ROOST MOUND CITY, S. 1). UP-Inflatlnn has overtaken the price of gopher tails. Campbell County com­ missioners doubled the bounty to hunters. It's now four cants. P re lim in a ry S k e tc h e s O f N e w A n n e x To M a yfa ir Inn Arrive Routine miller* predominated at last night'* Board of Sanford City CommUalonu’a meeting. Public hearing* were set for June 4 on the reionlng of the athletic *v#> area eait of MeUonvIHr Ave. In the vicinity of the Sanford Memorial aBaebiH park and for the requett by Howard Hughe* for the reionIng on the northweat corner of French Ave, and 13th St, The resignation ef Alfred Stanley from the Planning and Zoning oBard was accepted by the Board of Sanford City Commlailonera with regret. However, due to' the realgnalion alio from that board by A,. L. Wilson, appointment* to fill the hvo vicanciei were tabled until suggestions from the remain­ ing member* of the Zoning and Planning Board could be obtained. The natural gaa project met little Interest at laat nlght'a meeting even though a repreaentatlv* of an engineering firm waa preient to anawer questions. Ona commliaioner atated that ha would prefer priv­ ate interest* to operate the gaa uti­ lity in the City of Sanford. W. E. Klrchhoff Jr. waa appoint­ ed to the Sanford Houitng Commlsalon for ■ four-year term. John Ivey was appointed to the same board for a one year term. Ivey was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Willie Hunt. THE PROPOSED ADDITION TO tha Mayfatr Inn which will ba built Ihla yaar. (Copy by Jam**on) A beer and wine license wia ap­ proved for Squire Wright at 1010 Hickory Ave. and a similar license was transferred at 601 E. 1st St. Beer and wine license* in sail each in container* for conauniption off the property were approved for Wade'* Grocery at 300 E. 7th St. ad at Wade'* Suprtx Market 2344 A public hearing on Ih* reion. -------- ------South Park Ave. Ing of property on Wast Flret St, \ i # • C! Request for a street light at HOG between Tamarind and Mangou- T v w li r G l i l l i y I I Cypres* Ave. waa approved. atina Avta, including iota i#**n k i _ i _ » v* Also the requeat of H. N. Sayer, end eight of Block Y and the re- fVs0 l n D 6 r S H i IN Sanford City Clerk, to attend the toning of lota nln* through 14 of n a g ; Municipal Clerk'* meeting in New Block Y turned Into a “yea" and I v l d y i f l i r i TOQTC Orleana, La., waa approved. ......................... .................................., then a "no* affair laat night a t Harry H k r, admlnlstr wida at tha base, 53 feet long on the mooting of tho Board a t Ban. g*,,, hoi* Memorial 1 ona side and 36 feet on tho other.:ford City Commissioners, bseimo the first nurchai The construction will bo of six-1 'T h e City'* Boning and PUnnirg . .. Inch concrete with wir* rfllotarc-^Commiaelon m o m mended to *he Ing and' Will cost approximately Boarf Wf Sanford City CommW- Mayfair Inn Country CW 1030. 1slonrra that tho area described b« program of providing r* Request forthoramp was made reioned from a C-2 (Industrial) facilities at Ih* Country by a representative oftheSanford area to anRl-X (one dwelling golf course, swimming p< Dost and Ski Club. residential) area. the tennia courts. Heavy Attack Wing On*, all vis­ However, Harry Robson, iocnl Two attorney* epok* to the --Thin la an opportunity itors will b* given tho opportun­ sporting goods man, reminded toe commissioners relative to the re- (jMn |„okiug fo r" Weir ity to see o contlnumia allowing of Hoard ot Commissioners, "You , on|ng. Mack N. Clevslnnd Jr. re- (h„ fjrj,t nlembcrshlp c« srrvlcn mod* movies, which will don’t readily reallro the magni- presented Otto MeDsnlel while delivered by Mr*. Ruby ' include 'O peril tlon Crosi tude of iho boating and business Kdwln Shlnholser represented a 0f the Mayfair Inn staff. Die Bikini A-Bomb tost*. Some of tho film* to bo shown have iUS r T S S A rump WtU numLb ,r ° f re1,ld,Bl* lh* ar“ w .lr, a golfer, will m .k never before ietn viewed by th* bring to Sanford. to bo resoned. «k„ boii course facilities general public. Robson told the Commissioner* Shlnholstr told tho eommlaalon- ui wi»looking that the preient ramp at the (rg thnt th# pr„p,rty |n question (0 p|»y|ng a round ot go Another highlight of tho day Lake Monroe Bridge I* crowded WBJ ••residential in character If (n ure family will will li* a simulated alr-iea rescue by a Navy hllicopier. Actual with people from Orlando, and the Ilnt ,n lon,,*» and then explained d im m ing pool, and the rescue procedures, Including tha * T h 0fU n Nn*. nse f '* th* ,ir*.t llm* th*‘ t N til* UmUy Will p*rtici| picking up of a "survivor", will There is a need for restt ronm.’ room*. ”thl" r f , i , |ent4 |n th»t area have been w m i „( the fast-moving bo demonstrated. I Vir Iiti«*r*nr’|i ik /r l™ of mir coirniMnt of wllBt C-2 rn*»nt-" m*lch#« taking plsca on li At least six different types of o her facilities to lake coro of our To JnjpreiI y ,, [|nar«J of City (air Inn Courts. carrier combat planoa will b* open visitors. We must keep in^mln commissioners a* they heard the . family affair wl for Inspection to the general pub­ , C o n .Z ilo n of th tY m 'p will ^ o n t o . T 't h / w « t W.lr . . h . received lic. Threo will Ineluu* both Jot begin Immedletcly during the low , i h ‘ “i f hinto, to * Aa water level period of th* lake. H rst 8 L art*, Attorney Shtohol*. Inn Country Club, “ and w Need for tho ramp met Ih* unsn- *r thos. ln the audlenco to tag rtnd many opportui imou. approval of Dio Hoard of ,Und " ho w,r<! r , *ld*n‘* °f lh* #n>°Y lb* d*"ce* «nd *( Commissioners w h o instructed Nln? P « p k ■tood up, some ment being planned for t that toe new facility be completed of lh' n’ h,vlnI Aelr soy on lb . mcr month*.'' as quickly a* possible. v , ,, , , “ The Board of Commlealonera, • f . j . T /* • said Shlnholser, "Is vested with N i r h o l t l S P f iZ O ! Students To Give the police power In th* roaoning Marines Receive a rt M ,1 1 • of an area for th* hrallh *nd wol- O i p c I n S t Lot Peer Gynt Again fare .r u.. P.o p i. nvim th.r..» ^ Rank Promotions . / record. ax 3 actors. . At«rk r oulltd Ptiold, ,nA ^formg Proud, of. Ih# » « « N rimvmUnd ^l.voland JJr. puUod Nlctioli* d M SumUy Station will get underway at 10 Eight men of th* local Marine a. m. and aontinua through 3 p. Detachment at the Naval Air Sta­ and because of popular tfemand, t,,• u k punen or too evening wnen llosoltol Mr Pei rJ " ' 11 JP1*"'- “ r< tion were promoted to their noxt pupils of flrecre-t School will pro- ho compared an automoldls ra. sent "Peer Gynt'' again Monday P«lr shop proposed to lie operated uurn ol* , , highest rank last week. FIREMEN PRODUCE FIRE J. J. Monahan was advanced to evening, May 31 in the school audi- by t»tlo McDaniel, and for which » • « survived by three ho bought tha property in a C-2 Mr*. Margaret Eckert, Ml TUSCON, Aril. i>p-Flremen got sergeant whlla tho following men torlum al 8 p. m. burned up while fighting a grass were promoted from i'FC to Corpo­ Proceeds from the first perform- area, with a cabinet shop being HJ* J*r ,j M ,rY fir* near here. So did tho fire ral: M. P. Chaplinsky, A. A. Co- ance went to th* eiipport of a operated In th# roar of on# of °‘ “ truck. The amokeutcra hid to atop vill# J r . J. J. Frake, 0. W. Lind- German child. The proceeds from th* roeldonta' homo* atking for Grorg# and I *ul Itoioid working an the burning brush to say, H. T. Wllllame, Jr. J. P. Wll- the second performance will bene- toe area to ba roaonod, Hums and C. E. Whcrton, dome a blaze in a tio.oou truck, fit the echool, according to an an -1 Cleveland said “11. F. Price, I Mr. and Mra. George Pei apparently caused by faulty igni­ The promotion awards were nounccmrnt made Inday by Miss1,!,* 4iur of a exuinot shop In th* in St. Louie for the funera tion. Damaga waa estimated al |J,made by 1st Lt. E. G. Love, Offi­ Lucille Campbell, director of the tw r 0f on* of tho dwolllnga, ti~ will bo held Thuriday at I cer in charge of Uio eDtaebmenL •how, quested a varlaneo and ^ot it. An 4t Aa Holy Cross Church. autumobilo repair shop would not be anymore than Uia City To Construct Public Hearing Turns SNAS Plans Armed Requested Boat Into 'Yes', 'No' Affair Forces Day 'Open Ramp Immediately House' Saturday Governor Restores Kelsey To Job and poppy day salo la to place the symbol of heroic aacrlflc* above tha h u r t ef every true American, String at tha asm* time an opportuaJty to serve tha war*' liv- Weather • M B and warm tbrw gb Wad . aaninyi high today « 4 » , few to » afcfcft genlU variable slada. A. L. WILSON, Sanford furniture dealer, officially bocomoa a Sanford City Commissionor a t last night's meeting. H. N. Saver wait* tor tho <0atM of Offlc# to b* signed aa Commissioner Earl Higgin­ botham loeka on. (Staff Photo) ___ _ . * Suspended Constable George A. Kelsey of 8* mtool* County waa re ­ stored to hi* Job by Gov, Colltoa yesterday, Collins suspended Kolaay Fob. 13, following hi* todictmant by a Samtoolo County grand Jury ea a charga ef taking bribes from PVT. RICHARD WORRELL CLIMBS ABOARD n Nattew) moonshinara. Tha s i argon w en MOT, Oo. «pN, lid tk Armored Infantry, heads to tha Ocala Erection To Start Soon Preliminary aketchea of A s new annex to the Mayfair Inn were received In Sanford ye*top* day, Frank Mebone Jr., Manager ol the Mayfair Inn and the manager of the annex which will be kept open the year 'round, laid that it la expected that contract* for the construction of the plush anneg will be let by June 1, with epn* atruction getting under way im­ mediately. Tha Mayfair Inn Annex Will bn built on tha orange grove proper* ty east of the present hotel and will contain 4g room* Including two plush suit**, tha Presidential and Diamond aultea, According to the original an­ nouncement, the entire budding will be air conditioned and will also Include a solarium mi tha roof of tha building with provis­ ions for both man and women, In all probability, a covered archway will lead from the pres­ ent Mayfair Inn aeroae to the new annex which la expected to bn ready for use by Dec. I ad this year. The new Mayfair Inn annex fa expected to be a motel type build­ ing with architecture to m a ld l the present Inn. At the atm# time, H k expect­ ed that bide will be called for the Dormitory Budding to be erected for the Now York (Hants' spring training aaof on MeUooviUn AVto May K Already, dUmonds a re hetnfl ing diamond* adjacent to tha pree* ont Sanford Memorial Baseball 8 tedium and the area In which tha dormitory building will be constructed, U la expected that the construction of the diamond* will get underway lid* week. The new dormitory building will be completed In time for the 1B3T Spring Training season of tha New York Glanta Farm System. Local Guard Unit Holds Weekend Training Period Company “ B", 154th Armored In­ fantry Division, tha local National Guard outfit, returned Sunday af­ ternoon from a weekend blvonaa near Paisley In tha Ocala National Forast, Purpose of th* weekend blvonar,, explained let I.t. John O. Keeling Jr., commanding officer of tha company during the absence of Captain Joseph D. Bryant, “ waa for training In tactic* on tha pla­ toon and squad level." It waa tho flret weekend train­ ing period held by tho local Na­ tional Guard Company sinc« be­ coming an armored company. Man making tth weekend train­ ing camp war* equipped with full packs and gear. They left for the training site Saturday afternoon shortly after 1 o'clock to arrive at tha area for tho beginning of tho weekend In­ struction at approximately | � 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, May 14, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 14, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/90cb8b81b67acb67dc360b15958887ca.pdf e0ed5c4d5ba67f324e416e723b690668 PDF Text Text I iospital Notes J l& L News 0 / Men $$' In Service Margaret Muller (Ntw York) Ruth Robson (Sanford) Albert Gibbons (Lake Monroe) Henry Bradley (Sanford) Edward Charles (Sanford) Laura Davit (Sanford) Gene Smith (Sanford) Loulto Smith (Sanford) May II Admluloaa M n. Leslie Ratliff (Sanford) Vandal Stafford (Orange City) Helen Slminona (Altamonte Spring*) Dischargee Mrs. J . Bynum (Enterprise) Mri. Joseph Ervin (Sanford) Patricia Taylor (Sanford) Will Hankerson (Sanford) FORT CAMPBELL, *jr„ - V?,. fftM ot B. BlMgM, Mti o( Mr. u d Mn . W. V . Bridges of IBU Maple Avo, h at recently been tu lg n td to "B ' Battery Airborne Combat urotip Neptune, 117th Airborne Regimental Combat Team presemly stationed at Fort Campball, My. . Pvt. Bridget who not too long ago earned the coveted silver •Inga of an Army Paraehutlit by tempietlng tho Girt* weeks Basle Airborne Courao at Fort Bragg, Woman Is Arrested For Attacking Car avia ■ « « .. ______ AUGSBURG, Germany — Array PFC Dillard A. Uoull, 19, aon (A Mr. and Mra. Daria Toaale, Route |, Oviedo, recently ipcm a l.ava *l,. r ,n 1 , . Gould la regularly a>*lgn*d aa a o n re r In the lat Battalion’* Head♦'fritters Company of tho 11th Alborne pivulon'a llllh Infantry OKLAHOMA CITY Iit - Police a treated fenny Stopney, U, Tuaaday night and reported ahe attacked her car, Th# c lr atan«d. o m „ r | qu#w| by.-lUnder( „ saying the woman tinkered undur (b< ^ood several mlnutea, then lost h#r Wmper. she kicked the cir, on it W|th her fiat*, throw rockl l t |t> «»• «h* o '""* * r*p°rt«received i L u i ? yh « i r ,,training ^ : r y «at vFort 'r t «*<u ,|,r,whelp, rot|" ■* h|m basic wh(n |d ,h* offered J J t "™ ld Th. , . r . . . hcivily H« U U .d td C r a m tilth . m h , h . b .U ir, Employes Ordered T o W rite Plainly 1/18 ANGELES ID - Employes of the Lot Angeles Animal Den is tlon Department have been or­ dered to write plainly. Allen B. Stephenson, executive officer, Issued the order after a voman complained that an Inspec­ tor left an Illegible note at her Information I For Veterans Hare a rt authoritative answers from th* Veterans Administration In four questions of Interest to for* mar servicemen and lhair families: Q. What U considered full-time tralnlni In • Koraan 01 Bill trada ichoot co u n t that coniiiti largely of ihop practice? A. Full-lime training consist* of at lean 30 houri a week for at Want five dsy* a week. Q. 1 surrendered my permanent National Service Ufa Ineuranca pollcy for c a rt when 1 went back on active military duty. I’m about to ge: out and I want (o know If I can reinstate my permanent poll* cyt A .Y ti, you Hava the right to ralnitata your perm*n*ot policy, but you mmt act within IM dayi from diieharga. It may ba reinitatad ai of your original ago and effective data, without medical examination, upon payment of the required reierva and the current premium. Any VA office can lei! you how much you'll hive (o pay. Q. I recently obtained a VA grant for an automobile, aince I am a double leg amputee. Will VA alio pay for maintenance and repair! of the car? A. No. Under (he law, VA I* not authorised to pay for repair* or maintenance of the car. Q. VA baa provided me with an artificial leg, and alao a proithellc service card that I can prc«enl In a repair (hop for repair*. What W the maximum roil of repair* my card will cover? A. The mavimum 1* $35 Veteran* living in Central Florida who wish further information about their benefit* rtould write (he VA office *r 42 E. Central Ave. Orlando1. EAFB PILOTS HAVE EXTRA HOUR FORT WALTON BEACH t.P ■Fi*» town* along tho Miracle Strip are to go on daylight saving tlmo May 13 so Eglin Air Force Base pilot* can have in extra hour of flying tlma In the morn1"'' * OlflcUla of Nicevlllo, Valparai­ so, Mary Eslhi*r, Fort ».. i llrach and Heslin agreed on the change, subject In Fort Wallon Reach to a June 12 vole. Standard lima will be resumed Sept, X __ . 'fir America hat about 31 million families. Stephenson deciphered It fur her "Gel a license for your dog." Then.he Isiucd his order about legibility. His note lo 150 em­ ploye* wa* typewritten. Record Bureau Has Heroes Too ___ ___ UR The police LOS ANGELES record bureau hai III here**, too. Such a the clerk who wa* help­ ing a North Hollywood man fill out a report about two hubcaps bring stolen from hla car. She •iked him hi* name. "Yaiha If. IlausslolpciuffbergtCTlme," aald Ihe man. She didn't a*k what the "H" wa* for. night In the terror-ridden British colony of Kenya, a white man In htack far* and (even African fol­ lower* melted Into a marauding 5lau Mail band. Th* bond scurried through the bu»h, Intent on Ita goal, with eight Brltlah agent* undetected In ita nildat. Finally it come to n clearing where other .Matt M«u hand* were milling about. The disguised British leader cove o silent signal and hie pseudo Mau Mnu* stole away in Ihe darkness. A*t last the British hud run down the secret meeting place of Chief Kago, whose brilliant tac­ tics had turned th* Ft. Hall area of Kikuyu land Into "virtually a Mau Mau republic." Kago,' hie suspicions aroused when aides reported the dlsappearanc* of tight ‘‘strangers," switched the meeting place. But the British agent* had It pin­ pointed and security force* swept flown on 3M massed Mau Mau*. Karo died In the battle and the Mau Maui suffered a crushing de­ feat that broke their hold over the Ft. Hall area. That was In th* first time Kenya's security forces had been able to bring a major Mau Mau force into open battle. The re percussion* of th* feat swept through th* entir* Mau Mau movement. Th# Mau Mau* never could feel secure again *^d life IHIIII THf NtW official portrait selected by Prdaldiot Elsenhower.! became a bit easier for the Euro­ U will be u»ed In reapona* to Ihe thousands nf requeata received pean eolony. Even today the by the Whltellous* for Proaldentlsl photograph*. U wa* mad* ebout British won't tell the full atory of a month ago shortly before a national broadcast. (Intmuiionalj the pseudo Mau Maui and their deed*. Some still ara at work in their dangerous mission. Others, missions accomplished, have returned to such humdrum civilian pursuits as fanning, business and gam* wardens. But the Kenya War Council hie lifted a hit of the veil of se­ crecy, enough to dlsclos* that European ami African Intelli­ gence ngent* operating n< pseudo Mau Maus at great riska-have played a major role in th* fight against tho anti-white hands. Men like Francis Erekine anil I'eter Nicholas and Walter (lash have been decorated fo* their exploits, ("ash, a young Kenya regiment officer, did much of tho pioneering field work. Nicholas and his pseudo Mail Maul killed 1.1 real Mau Maui in a Kiambu district skirmish near Nairobi. Th# Mau Maus caught on quickly to the undercover opera­ tion and tightened their security systepi to combat It. They changed password* frequently. They watched for betraying man­ nerisms and accents. An agent was likely to have a question shot suddenly at him. with his This plrlurt had la ha snappril at a iitnmrnt whan ihrir hands wav# ability to respond in pure Mat) | Mau dialect, Most agents avoid wall! i-s m M.nsijs aJk.k *il a-*— I L a «« L u la sljifv STARK REALISM to makeup and placing af "vfctlmo" In th* laming "bamlwd-ent" Iralalag bnlUtngs la daotgnod to tant balk Ita pbyatrsl and am*tl*nal .stamina af atadtote at tha Federal civil Defeats Administration’* Otney, ML, reseat achaaL Moot* each as th* bleedr stump af aa arm (abava) ara achieved by elrapplaf *■ rubber i t plastle "meaUgei." trcoa FINE SELECTION BLOOMING POTTED PLANTS MIXED BOUQUETS CORSAGES Flowers R M Anywhoee, Ak|H m Bolt County, H u n k Y or for your oourteey and gonstderatlon d u r i n g n y campaign for Tax A sse sso r. , talking. 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IN T in : NAME o r Till! STATE OF FLOMIDA: TOi WALLACE U KHI.T.KII. l u f n l . R i h*i*lti. r A I r f.lir K*1l*r, K ’ y airr*i. I'atrhofU*. N*w Tor*. Vnu *r» h*r*hv aoiltlrd ihsl • • u't ter aivort# M s l.stn fil*A •galail vna ta tha ahoi • *aiul*a ran**1, and you ara harabr raqulrad lo nio )»iir Ao*w*r with tho Claik «f Ihl* Cnart, and lo *»rv« a r..,ir lh»r*-«f ii|.<* plalalltr* »l|.ir»*». Hamu»l V. Ilolrh, 4*1-A Main *lr**i Dayloaa fUarh, Florida, nol lal»r (haa tha U th day of Ju*s, lit* . If you tall |o da aa. daaraa pro ennttsao will ha aatarad asalaal yon for ika vallat d*mai..l»4 In tha I'omaUlat. Yes, every family not only’ tra {except that It has a better needs jts own '.laomatogropher.' lens) and it la priced at under but every member of the family $.10. IX . much under, Just a little, ought to be one. It la an no pres- Made by v veil-known manufacaiva title, but really Just means turer. i. s | ...ctically foolproof, one who lakes pictures with a it's so easy to use. movie camera. w ith this camera you make one There's no better way to kc i ,imp]e H tUns r* tho Una, wind a w o rd of family life than in full t;,# motor, and iliost. And. thera’a color homa movies that reproduce a guide on the front to tell you all of the brilliance and motion »bich setting to use, according of the activity or acene that the way tho woathcr is. caused you to want to take picBirthday*, wedding*, graduav t (Kjuit Hons, bolldxy*. ond all tho little W€ TO CXCiUu 5 dOU1 A . , A . V < ] thlntfA thAt gro tho home movid-making for all me®h t^nnv n»m bers of tha family alnc* w# heard ^ Z about a new camera that came on ,r “ ,fp* the mirhet Just a few weeks ago. *tfi^ W|()riul, and full of action If* the movie veriinn nf the famynur movie Almx tlier fixed focus or box still Qim1 • —Joha Van Guilder | Two white agents have hern killed, the War Council disclosed. r o w BEATS M O T tlim ri.E ALBUQUERQUE. N.M.IAI-I’nllcntiaii J, B. Davis says the motorcycle will never replace the horse, lie tried lo run x cow off an outlying road with his cycle, hut the cuw charged amt trampl­ ed the cycle. A fender, headtlxht and windshield were damaged. An unidentified cowboy later roped th# row and left It lied to a tree until th* owner could re­ cover It. SINCERELY (I’d. PpL AJv. Tald by Raleigh King) a u O p JU L . (H d JLL& SL 2.00 to 5:00 P. M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, M A Y 10 and I I VvjTNK** ■-,» hand and aaal of ^ a ^ Onirl tat* it* day a< May, & r, ii a tin don nrfc cir.-xli «'n»H dastard. Finite* (0#*** w a l l AIR *— CONDITIONERS Tm Q .E ,® 1200.00 3- % Tm G. & <9 1229.50 1— 1 Tm MaAci <9 9 2 2 S .0 0 B— U»M Air OMtdttfoncrR ® $150.00 GAUTIER FUNERAL HOI 21 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICfl OXYGEN AND FIRST AID EQUIPMENT R. A. GAUTIER, l ic e n s e d fu n m u x w rkctor �'" n p r " : - • A i A ? . f - *>*".s‘ is.: : '*i 1' 4f ‘ v . . ’ ■ ' • 1; &&&&&: " ■■■* mw - >: - ' - .* *i 4 1• m i l i e v . 'h i : *j t IT: Shop and Save In Sanford Wcfc U Ytmr Hiraid la Noi ^ a s tftfrik IH JL K e U M M e d lS M r'OUIMB XLV111 SANFORD. fLOWIDA oard Of Education |A ppoints A. Bracken As New SHS Principal Tha principal of Seminole High School was aopolntcd v^jtprjuy by the Bohrd ot Education follow­ ing (he unanlmoua approval of the recommendation that Andrew J. Bracken be named to the post. Tha decision by the board yceterday waa unanlmoua. Bracken, a former professor at I (he University of Florida fnr sev­ en years In the School of Educa­ Three classes at Seminole High tion will take over as principal School will have Iheir day In court at Seminole High School on July next Monday wltcn more than 10 students will spend tha entire day 1. The new principal ii married liTtcning and gaining experience from actual trials tn tha court and has two children. The Board yesterday postponed room. the appointment of an assistant The three cissies under the pro­ principal at Seminole High School fessorship of Roger Harris and and a new principal for the San­ Hob Koonta will visit Seminole ford Junior High School, until a County Court Monday beginning at later dale. 0 o'clock to hear llw sounding of Attendance areas were estab­ the docket, the selection of a Jury, lished..by the Board of Education and trials getting underway. yesterday for t h e I’inecrest Members of tha Commercial Schoul. They are South of 23th St, la w and Sociology elassea undar between Sanford Ava, and Geor­ professor Bob Koontz and the Psy­ gia Ave, (Dreamwold Area), in­ chology elaasea under Professor cluding Highway 11-92 to Five Roger Harris will see "court In Points, Die old Orlando Highway action" v determine "the Intereat through Elder Springs and (Under- and whether or nm the itudenta ville, Lake Je*up and South San­ are impressed with the actual ford Ave., Golden Lake, Silver events in court." Lake and Lake Onoro Road, Students In tha group will be pre­ Due to tha anticipated Increase dominantly seniors. However, a of children at the Lake Mary number of lunlora will be repre­ School In grades one through six, sented in tha group visiting the the Board voted to move the sev­ Seminole County Court noomi. It it'expected *hat when time Tn a Ihrte inning thriller at Me­ enth and eighth grade children permitJ, during the process o( morial Stadium last night Immedi­ to Sanford. court proceedings, County Judge ately following the Cub-Allitar tilt, School will start for teachers In Ernest Housttolder will explain ilia tha Bruin* again teofc tha Held and tha ensuing school year Aug. 20 duraa used in the courts of Flor­ and pupils, Sept. 4. drubbed i picked team from the School will be out for the pres­ ida. Hotair elub. H o t MeMurray took ent year on June 4 for children function! of the court and proce­ dures used the eourta of Florida. en the pitching chore and although and on June < for teachers. Following the "day in court" h« waan’t bearing down aa hard students will undergo tests and ai h« did in the cinrtaln-raUer, hr participate In discussions relative Op.rned In another eapabln Job, He M r. W . Tu nnicliffe to their experiences during (lie full day of listening and watching waa aided and abetted by one of all that happens from beginning the Cub maipfara, Ban Wiggina, Dies A t Hospital Sir. William ir. Tunnicliffe, M, to end. behind the plate. A highlight, of the game was the died at the Seminole Memorial double play atillrd by the Rotarian* Hospital at 1:03 p. m. yesterday whore 'periling footwork aiield following an illness of 10 months. V F W A uxiliary Has Mr. Tunnlclllfe came to Sanford wa* a thing to beholdt 1st O fficia l M eet The Cub* led off with two tallle* 33 years ago to innkr his home. Brainlett singled, launtcrcd on He was admitted to the har and In De Bary Monday around to third on stolen b**n. the practiee of law 03 years ago BY MARY FOWLF.lt AIcMurray waa on ba*e <ot Hilly and retired in 1933 after llguiThe De Bury auxlllnry of the *pp»’ wild heave from shortstop daiing 21 banks in the State of VFW met Monday night *t the and both tkss* path-plodder* turn­ Florida. community house for Its first of­ ed Into niaa. He made his home on South ficial business session. It was de­ In tha past Inning Morton drew Sanford Ave. cided that (hr money recently col­ a walk aud Whitten was on as Duh Mr, Tunnicliffe was bora In lected tn the pin* fond should be Epps' pilch thumped him in the Corry, Pa., June 28, 1869. Allocated toward the purchase of ribs. They both markod on Mc.MurHo la survived! by his widow, color hearer* flag*. A generous ray's single, and ha later dashed across home on a wild pitch. Cor­ Mrs. Louise M. Tunnicliffe, San­ doratlon toward thl* project wa* ley, walked to first and ran the ford and one brother, II. M. Tunni­ given by Mr*. II. C. Dlshrn* and eBtty Smith of the Sanford auxi­ rest of tha way to score the fourth cliffe, Bowling Green, Ohio. Funeral service) will be held at liary, who also presented the new (Jpa of the Inning ad tha sixth a beautiful white 4 p. m. tomorrow at the Brlsson auxiliary for the Cub). leather Bible. The Rotary club’s liras tally came Homo w iththe Rev. H. L. Plans were made tn attend the on Orville Touchton’a to put *,n' morm*" officiating. ra liner i VFW'* Touring Florida party on Burial will be In Oaklawn Me­ film on baaa and John Morgana Mny .1(1 at the community house crash to center tha? D««ls bobbleif morial Park. The officers and director* of the amt the fish fry at the Farmers’ In the nrx: Inning Dub Epps Sanford Atlantic National Hank Market on May 1(1, sponsored by brought the crowd to its fcrl will serve aa aclive and honorary the Sanford auxiliary. when ha poled a long hall pallbearer*. Refreshment* followed the to tha left field wall— hut The family requests that flow­ business ssaslon. It was an­ tha gasping moundiman barely ers be omitted. nounced that all future meetings ade It to third. It waa the hit of would tie held at the community e evening. He scored as soon as house, ha could catch his breath when Charlie Park doubled. Tmichtnn. Boat, Ski Club UNION WINDS UP f'ONFAPI who had two for two, .sent the LAKELAND OB — The Brother­ M eets A t 8 p. m. shuffling surgeon on in with a run hood of Carpenter* and Joiners when he singled, following a wild The Sanford Boat and Ski Club Union Is winding up a two-day pilch that pul Park on third. will hold l|s meeting tonight In regional conference today, leaders of die union from nln* CUBS — 2 4 0 — 0 4 1 the CAP Hall above Touchlon'a Southern itatea, Puerto Rico and ROTARY 1 2 1 - 4 3 0 Drugstore at 8 o'clock. McMuirey and Wiggins; Dub This meeting is open to Ih* pub­ the Canal Zone are meedng to Epps and Powell. Umpires Hutchl- lic and all member* a rt urged to discuss an organiaatUnal drive attend, I for that area. •Jyn and Morrison. f Delivered By • P. M. j L• .M asm AwodeUd Preee l.aaaad Wire FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1958 pf m ^ § t Call 1821 Before 7 P. II. For Delivery « & » VI H b*‘ L*W SHS Students Will Experience Day In Court Monday Cubs Defeat Rotary Team In lilt Last Night At Stadium « ______________ w i S H B o i ________________________ CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACKSON I* presented a resolution com­ mending him for the effort* and relationship between the local Naval base and the City of aauford. Presenting the resolution I* Mayor F- D. Scott and City Attorney W. C. llutchlaon Jr. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) Committee Accepts Plans For Additions Tha Seminola County Rnard of Education yesterday accepted pre­ liminary plans for the addition of eight elementary d ata rooms, cafetorlum, and administrative suit* which will Include clinic and stor­ age for Lyman School. The accepting of three prelimi­ nary plana came as a result of the recent survey conducted by the Slate Department of Education for which State Hoard of Educational fund* will be expended. The Seminole oCyinty oBard of Education was told yesterday that a full scale countywlda survey for school needs will be made in Oc­ tober of this year. Seminola County Superintendent of Publie Instruction R. T. Mllweo laid today, "We will have IS ele­ mentary classrooms and ISO sev­ enth and eighth graders at Pine* crest School for the eoming school year and 875 seventh and eighth graders at Bantord Junior, High School." ^Illwee said, 4>W« feel that fol­ lowing the full scale cmmtywido tunny we can accomodate our •ohool children during the next school year without overcrowding classrooms or double sessions," The next year will give us tlmo to plan and provide fnr school faci­ lities lor the 1937-38 school year," Mtlwea said. Funeral Is Today For Mrs. M cLaulin Mr*. Henry McLaulin Sr., died i t 4:43 p. m. yesterday at Seminole Memorial Hospital fol­ lowing a short Illness. Mrs. McLaulin had lived In San­ ford for 63 years and made her residence at 112 West 41h St. She was born In Madison, Fla., on April 10, HUM. She waa a member of tins First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Mrs. McLaulin I* survived by two snns, Dr. Henry McLaulin and Victor McLaulin, Imth of Sanford; two grandsons, Henry McLaulin HI, or Sanford and Clyde E. Hull nf Norfolk, V*.; two sisters, Mrs. R. A. Bollinger and Mrs. A. J. Smith, both nf Macon, Ga, Funeral aervlecn were held it 4:30 Ihif afternoon it the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. A. G. Mclnnla officiating. Burial waa In Evergreen Ceme­ tery. Deacon* and Elder* e.f the First Presbyterian Church served as honorary and active pallbearer*. Grammar School P-IA Officers Are Installed Af Meet Officer* of tha Sanford Gram­ mar School Parenl-Tsachar Assoctallon wets installed last night at Impressive reramonlee during the final meeting of the y**r. Sirs. J. B. flL John, president of the Bemlnole County Council, Parent Teacher* Association,, In­ stalled the officer* for the ensu­ ing year. Those taking office were; F. C. Richards, president; Mr*. W, E. Gilaa, firat vice president; Harold Hacksnbach, **cond vice praildint; Mrs. J, B, Grant, MCTeUryyT.nu Jim Buckler, treasurer. Outgoing officers; hire. F. L. Woodruff, president; Mr*. P. H. Colbert, first vice president; Mrs. J, Lee, *ccertary; Mr*. G. O. Jones, treasurer. The now officer* Imraadlately took over their duties end presid­ ed at the meeting. UrroUl llecketdnicb, principal of Hanford Grammar School told the group attending last night'* meeting of the "Importance of pre-selcrllon of teacher* fnr the children during tha coming year.” He said that »urh selection will he done mainly because of subject matters and disciplinary action, The selection will take place, he •okl, from May 14-1R. Following Uackrnliach’a talk e film "Life In 1 8 V was *how. Refreshment* were served in the school cafeteria by room mothars In 125 member* attending the meeting, 3 MEN FACE ARRAIGNMENT P E N S A C 0 1, A UV—Three men faced arraignment today before U. 8. Diet. Judge Dollar A. De­ f in e on Indictment* charging them with theft of govemmen? property. Indicted yesterday were Thomas Edward Davis, 23; Walter Sidney Griffin, 19: and Gerald nrnoker Jr., 28, all of Crealvlew. Eight oilier* pluailetl guilty Wednesday to similar charge*. The II, all former employe* nf Eglln Air Korea Base, Fla., wora arrested by tha FBI on rhargaa of stealing about 200,000 /set of copper wire from various Eglln firing rangta last December and January. n Commission Resolution Captain Jackson Plans Underway Document For Armed Forces Presented Day Parade May 19 Yesterday A resolution commending Cap­ tain Robert W. Jackson, Command­ ing Officer of tho Sanford Naval Air Station, for his "diligent and untiring work lo promote a high degree of cooperation between tha local station and the City of San­ ford," was adopted yesterday by the oRard of Sanford City Com­ missioner* and presented to Cap­ tain Jackson on hi* arrival hors from Washington at approximately MARTIN L. TAYLOR 1 p. m. Tha resolution points out tint Captain Jackson has constantly of­ fered the help and cooperation of himself and the Sanford Nival Sta­ tion In all projects pcrtolnlng to the station and Clly welfare to tha extent that surceiaful reliRoni and cooperation are, at tha present time, on the highest piano alnca the station ha* been In operation. Captain Jackson was commended In tha resolution by the Board of H i* fS08 John T. Creighton Sanford Clly Commissioners and the people of Sanford for "hla out­ entomology acholarshlp for 1950 standing effort In promoting coop­ hai b##n awarded t* University eration and relationship between tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air of Florida son lor Martin L Tag* * jStation and the City of Sanford. lor af Sanford. Tha commanding Officer receiv­ Martin, te a of Mr. and Mm. J , ed tha sincere thanks of the San­ D. Taylor, area selected fey. tha ford City Commission and tha peo. award beeattM of hla high achotile of the City for "hi* outstanding lastly reorefd, arpd and profusi­ leadership and eCortt." T in oBar^ of Sanford City Com. on*! p rem ia ha thy tnaw t work. mU'uinars torwanlH a copy of the At the award ceremony College ttsoiAllun to lha Secretary of tha of Agriculture Dean Marvfa A* Navy with a request that It ba Brooktr commended tha scholar­ made a permanent part of ttie record el Captain Robert W. Jack­ ship program a t tha UnlvaraitF of Florida. 11* observed that taela et n. Tresrntallon *1 tha resolution funds atlmulaly Interest la ex­ wa* mails yesterday in brief and panding knowladg* and give stu­ Informal ceremonlei on Uie Captain’s arrival here. Mayor F. D. dent* a financial boost toward a "'**• 'tinted the docunienl sign- successful collage program. Dean of Men R. C. Beaty re­ l and Commissioner! yeL »t >*nel, Earl lligglnulham, presented the University a t thy Any eivle, bii.lnaiae* or commer­ and John Krlder. entomology department scholar­ cial organizations Interested in en­ ship program. , tering tha event are asked to call Tha annual award, honoring Dr. tho Cham tier of Com mere* for in­ Junior High Spring John T. Creighton, hand of thy formation. Four Veteran Organizations will Frolics Set Tonight •ntomology department, la spon­ sored by the Orktn Exterminating bo handling tha parade this year including the American Legion, A t Pinecrest School Co. Company officials Bam Walkup Jr., Orlando, praiantod Taylor Disabled American Vatcrans, Fleet Reserve and tha VF3T along with Tl>* annual Junior High Spring with 5500, a acroll and » namethe able aislstanc* from tho Frolic* witr b* belli tonight in tha plait. The nameplate will b* attaehsd SNAS. Pinecrest School Auditorium atartto a bronsa plaque honoring tha Ing at 8 o’clock. two previous Creighton scholar­ Mrs. W. 0. Fleming will direct ship winners, L. E. Davta, Calla­ De Bary A uxiliary the show which will feature color­ han, and David M. Blseeh, FahoO fficers Installed ful costumes, novelty songs and kea, who are now graduate stu­ dents a t the University, By MARY FOWLER group singing. 3!l*i Beatrice J. Tyson, pa it noth seventh and eighth grades president of tha Women’s Relief will participate In tha affair. Near­ Corp* nf the Grand Army of thn Republic Installed tho following ly 200 aliidenti will lend (heir officer* of tha women’* auxiliary voices for tha program planned. SIudsut accompanists will ba Partly cloudy today, tonight an# to the Do Bary Volunteer firemen yeiterdny at tho flrehouis: Mra. used for the singing groups and Saturday. High today U-U, la * tonight 84-8R Harry W. Sellers, president; Mrs. aaveral solos will be presented. Chris Butlar, vie* president and Tha atudanta ar* giving tie Mrs, Ernest K. Wnlsko, secretary. even? ax a sparkling climax of a Other officers continued In office year’* clan work of practice. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NRW1 for tho season of 1938-37. Roth boy and girl ensemble* will ON PAOI RIGHT A sandwich luncheon was enjoy­ ba featured. Ticket# may ba pur­ ed before tha builneia teuton. chased at tha door. rian i. are getting imdrrway for Ih# Armed Force* Day Parade in Sanford slated to be held Stay 19 starting at 9:30 a. m. Karlyla Hmulmlilrr, chairman of tha committee, along with other membera said that the event will ba lined up at 9 a. m. no that H "will bo able to atari on time." Banda Including .Seminola High School along with the famous Pep Club, Junior High, Oviedo, Lyman, and others will be on hand lo lend a stepping beat. It was announced lhat any orgafiliation Interested in decorating a float may uia the Legion Building for both decorating purposes and for keeping it overnight. A* an added extra, open bouse will b* held at tha Sanford Naval Air Station from 10 a. m. until 1 p. m. Instead of tha usual apeeches thl* year on tha review stand will be heads of various organization* and civic leaders along with the chaplain of the h u e who will offer an Armed Forces Day Player. Mori of tha Seminote' oCunty School* will participate and aaveral of the local club* and group* In­ cluding BPOE, Elk*; Anna Millar Circle, Seminole County Jaycsa*, Liana, Red Cross water Safety Final and a Bed Croi* marching xnlj ■ewnlpatad jttidat.V* ‘(too hive recently comrfoted a course in Home Care from T,ym*n School. Marching unit* from Ih* Station and tha Air Fqrca base will ho on hand ktso to allow soma fancy marching, Tha Boy Scout*, Brownies, Girl Somta anil Cub Scout* of Sanford will lie marching In group* alxn to loud color to the parade wtib-h I* scheduled to he one ol the L *★ ★ ★ 1956 Entomology Scholarship Is Awarded Taylor : Weather Mothers Exemplify Best Qualities Of Mankind CAPTAIN J. T. ULACKHURN, U8N. Commander of Hetwlng On#, greet* Vice Admiral Y. W. Mrllehon, UBN. Commander Air Force, II, 8. Atlantic Fleet, upon hb arrival a t the Sanford Naval -A |r Station Tuesday, Admiral McMahon met in conference with Capt. Blackburn, and other officers <rex»r*ned to discuss be** planning of NAS. A ttar tha eonfaranea, tha Admiral and hla p a ri/ at* i luneh in tha NAS Bachelor Officers Quarter* before returning to Norfolk. (Official Photo, U. S, 1 Navy) 4 T ii AN EDITORIAL , . A jrreftt deni of eentlnwnUl noiMonaa him been w ritten nlmut motherhood. One would think, to rend the effunions o t noma easaylnU ami Krwstinif card venlflera, tnAt *v«ry m other in the world i* h iiarajron of all vlrtuon. Experience proven th a t thin ntatu of affair* dimply does not exist. Thin may tteorn like a negative approach to a piece honorinir motherhood on Mother a Day, but It In a true one. And It Riven a nolld foundation for w hat wo rcully w ant to wty, which in that, though they nliure human fruilty with the rent of tin, the groat m ajority of m others rise above it to height* of sacrifice and devotion rarely equnlled by others. It in the irlory of mothers th at they arc human, and not nnRcl.n of pure l!«ht. They experience joy nnd norrow, happlnoan and pain, junt an other human holngit do. But in them all the infinite variations of these human feelings are sharpened and deepened hy the very fact th a t they are m others. The norrow of n m other bereft of her child In beyond ordinary norrow; a m other's joy in the happiness of her child is beyond ordinary joy. The mothers of the race, more than any other group o f , NEW OFFICERS OF THR Auxiliary to thy Da Bary Volunteer F lit Department, tn still ad human beings, exemplify the bent qualities of mankind. thav are; Mrs. Aaanath Butlar, firat vie* prealdant; Mr*. Alley Roblolly, retiring president; ! T hat is not over-nweet Mother’s Day Bentlment. Walslio^jeg a ia ry ; Mra. Anna VeJfR traaaurofj and (seated) la tha nag jreaiAay^ Mra, JUBraf l I t la Lh« plain and happy tru th . t*OM F l y |i | . — ami , , m . -»'w *oe*i^*<agp«oe-*^m ysem sw «Jm heS*» a ' Vt* * * *t �T H E SANFORD H E R A t # Alt Church Notices m ust h« presented a t The Herald office by 10 a. m. on the day before publication. 'T t e iia iL FAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Oeyi Bible Stud; at 10 Leri* Worship Service, 11:00 e.m. Knocking Service 0:00 p.m. Everybody Welcome ' LAKH MARt BAPTIST ch a pel Lake Mary. I V ..faater — Ret. H. A. Frith Ir. .- • a a d a y School 0:43 e.m. ■" M an iac Worship 11:00. 1 i' Training Union 6:30 p-as. Iv aalo f Worship 7:30. .'f tiP f tm M«a«af Wad. 7:30 pm <■<.. , ' ( B L O B SPRINGS RAPT1ST CHAPKb i " Wder Sprlags IpMMrod hr F tm Bapttat Charth •s a fa ri, Fla, g a i t r Seheal 10:00 a. as. Wi O. ItaaeeU, fcparlnUadant (m ak in g 11:00 a. m. fir. U. H. Martlsi, Preacher THE a i m U N AMD f MMMONAIT ALLIANCE L CHURCH Park Are. aasl Uth BL PaaMci Rev. David S. Csraofla Telephone 434 R •■Sunday, Combined Morning Serlee 1:41 to 11)30 a.m. Call to ofihJp U:40 i n Evening Ser7143 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Service dad M b k PtieuasioB T:4| p.m. Chapel Choir RU&rsol a lu r service. 'T b u n d a y Youth Night Program fiBO ko llM .p.m . PovoUooal Time, d u b A adraas. ,‘Ladles Million ary Soetty (I .Hionthly). Pettewahlp — Said Thrnadap afterProper aqd Builaesa — 4th f a Donabon. Stwttg Circle a. m. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday TitO a. m. Thurodar, 7:30 'SSlf**" PAOLA WESLITAN METHODIST CHURCH ! * Mile* Wret on Ht, 4# Ildar School prnlng Wurehlp oeleyen Youth tasting Worship adnosdsy Proysm aetinf Evsryons Wsleoms Rsv. Cecil W. Shoffar VMon bp the pastor. Evoalcg Worship Servioe 7:30 n . Sermon by tne peitor. Prayer Meeting Wednesday ■adiy 7:30 • ■ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ;■ OVIEDO Lenla L. Day, Pastor ^ Say School 9i4l a m. bralng Worahip * 111 90 e.m. lining Union > t i l l p.m, mlng Service* - 7:so p.m, Fedneadder Prayer Service -TiM Sunday School 10 a.ai. Morning Wurtaip service ii a .a Protostintian). A nursery at all rtgulor ser­ vice ■ and court sou a ushers will make your ckurch going o planuro. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. el Ilk M. Sunday School 0:43 a. m. Momma Worship 10:43 a. m. t , M. V. 7:00 m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evening Evangelistic 7:43 p, m 1M7 Saaford Aranur Wsdnsvlay night prsfsr and Parry L. Sion# Mini*tar praise servlet 7:30 p, m. Talephono 1411 Sunday School, 0:45 a.m., with elasaaa for all ages. Adult liMon, ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH "Th# Gospel for All Men." Morning Worship, II *.m., on 121b 8t. tad Laurel AveRev. Oeerge S. Rose th* Christian Family Wash Sunday School 1:41 a. m. them*. The leaflet "When Fami­ Morning Worship U a. a . ne# Werihlp" will be dletrtbated. Youth Service S:43 p. a . Several mothera will receive spe­ Evangelistic Rally 7:43 p. a . cial recognition. The choir will sing Prayer end Bible Study Wednes­ an anthym, Harry Talk will as­ sist tha pastor In lb* service. day at 7)45 p. m. "Remimbar a glad hand Invite* ChrtaUen Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. you to worship with ui." Evening Warship, 7:30. Sermon subject "Human Suffering and SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH How In Baer It. Georgs W. Mor­ East 27 St, At Park Ave, gan will aaaiat In the aarvlco. Mr. The end of your March and Mr*. A. B. Hwntly a n tha For a friendly Church. attendance ■pensen . R. B. Unaferd, f eater Th* public la invited to ell pubW. L. Stophtai, Aasedate Paeter 11# aervleaa, A apaclat Invitation Milton Hlgflnbethaa. S u n d a y la extended to niw realdenta, Navy famltlaa, tourlaU, and week­ School Superintendent. Sunday School 10 A, M. end gueata, The nursery Is open Morning Worship 11 A. M. during m inting worahip, Safa Bible Study 7:10 P M. parking for care 1s provided In Evening Worship • P, M. lata south of tha sanaturap and Prayer Melting (Wed.) I P. M. north of th« personage. Missionary FremiUoilel THE LITTLE BROWN CHUECH Welcome ON THE HILL CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Park Ave. end 34th I t. Rov. J. W, Parham, potter Dr. J, Bernard Root, Hli\|al*r Cor. Fourteenth S t, Oak Avt. Dr. Fred Ksumlngar, Aasotlsle Sunday School 1:43 a. m, Sunday School V:4fi a.m. Morning Worship Service UiOO MOTHERS AND OTHERS a. m. Training Union 1:13 p. a . It’s a Othara wasry of tha noli*, family affair. Mothers play with girla and Evening Worship 7:30 p, m. boyi. "Como thou with ua and wa will do thee good." Other’* love lg more or laia, Methara leva with ataadlnaii, FIRST CHURCH OP O B 1ST, SCIENTIST, othara pardon, hating yat: 100 B. Sacong SL Mothar* pardon end forgat. , 'Sunday Services 11:00 a. m. Other* kaap th* ancient acor*. Sunday School 1:30 *. a . Methara navar abut the deor, Wednesday Evening Mailing 1:00 p. a . Othara grow Incroduloua, Lesion-Sermon "Mortals and Im­ Mother* aUil believe in 01 . mortal a." Reading Kofm located In Foyer of Othara throw their folth away. Church Building opan to publir Mothers proy, sad pray and B:U to 4:30 p.m. Tuaadayi and pray. Thursdayi. A cordial invitation la extended Morning Worship 11:00 o.m. to all to attend our larvlaeo Thr young paopl# will pay tri­ and Uta the Raiding Room. bute to Mothar In • apociol pro­ gram. THE CHURCH OF GOD THR SALVATION ARMY OF PROPHECY 214 Beat Harood Street 2301 Elm Ave, H«v. D- D. Creasy, PaiU r Meetings Sunday School t:45 A M. Bandog Morning Worahip lt:oo A.M. Sunday School 10:00 a.mSunday Night Service 7:43 p.m. Hoitncaa Meeting 11:00 a.m. WMU Tueiday Night 7:20 P.M. Open-Atr (Street Maetlng) 6:30 VLB Thursday night 7:30 P. M. p.m. 7:00 ,-p.m. Y.P.L. 7ity p.m. Salvation Maetlng ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Tuaaday In Rfavia (Near Ovltdo) 3:30 p.m. Carp Cadets Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy, Pester Band Prattle# 4:00 p.m. Morning Worship 3:13 a, ra. 7:30 p.m. Ladle* Ham# League Radio Minion Broadcast at 3:30 Thursday a. m. over WORE (710 ke) 7:30 p.m. Prayar Misting Sunday School 3,30 a. m .-fo r all Saturday age E'oupa Open-Air (Street Meeting) 6:30 LhrliUan Day School— Manday p.m. through Friday l:0Q a, m.-4AII elementary grades and kinder FIRST RAPTUrr CHURCH garten). Fork Ave, at 6th 14. W. P. Brooks Jr„ Fuller riNRCREST BAPTIST Fred B. F iller, Aiaecfait F ilter MISSION Kirby Rogeri, Nuale Director Sponaored By Mra, Marvin Milam, Organlat CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Early morning Worship 1:43 A. M. t'OOtal B| Sunday School 6:41 A. M, 11:00 A. M. The Plnaereal School . W. STth Morning Worship 6:41 P, M. Rev, C. W, Plank Mlaelta Pastor Training Union 1:00 P. M. 0:45 a m. Sunday School Evening Worship 1:00 F. M, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Fellowship Hour 7:10 P. M, (1:15 p,m. Training Union Wad. Prayer Service 7:30 Evening Worahip NURSERY AT ALL SERVICES (CenUaued On Page Eight) CHURCH OF CHRIST 2nd fit. A Elm Ave. niSHWARHING AIDS Kvangallit Dlshwaihlng will ba aaaltr If Ralph Brewer Jr, you kaap your soap, datarganta, Servlcn scouring powder, dishcloth, end SUNDAY brush sloe* a t hend. Another eld Bible S tudy ........................ 19:06 A.M.Ii n water heater large enough Morning Worship......... 11:00 A. M. to provide a plentiful supply of hot s a c r ..... , im »• * water nt nil time*. Bible Study ...............1:00 p, M. FIRST CRUECH OF THR n a e a r s n i 'Hanford's Singing Church" .............................. ilml- have E L E C T R IC P a ra d e of V alu es GENERAL®ELECTRIC »UI0W"'e RANGE _______ i _____________ Electric Motorized BARBiCUl SRII snots IN A O-l OVIN ON AIHW Model 1403 rouin Ftici of range m u m PIT VAUlt sjomo I 14.75 Wi RETJULVALUE $334,73 Coottoo • ftp s * BOTH 90B ONLYOUAIANTIID TRADI FOR YOUR OLDHANOI $84.03 NIW lEVOLVIM SHELVES V AUTOMATIC DEFROST AEFRI6EIAT0I TRUEZERO DECREEFREEZER MODEL LM-11N Q f i l t e r - f l o AUTOMATIC Pie-tpatro describe* O pie AUlng and Its crust which have b-#n mated because of flavor harmony. Here, both a light chiffon filling end tta flavored pie crust p rw n t tha amtiroai.il popularity of orange Jute* concentrate and chopped coconut. It'a unlUvured gclatlna which mtkae tha Ailing ao airy. , Ambrosia Chiffon Tie firenis f i t Shtlli 1 teaspoon milk VH cup leea t Ublmpnon 114 nip* ■Hied a !!■purpose J homo gait Led shortening flour 11 tablespoon boiling water J‘ Ublmpnnn* froien oranr" Ic.iapnon ealt Julra rnncentralc, lliawad to •i lablcapooni chopped room Umparalur* coconut Put shortening In willing bowl. Add boiling water, thawod orange ilk and Juioo conMntrnU. and mi,> a whip with fork until all liquid la ixtur* Hilt flour and salt abacirlwd anil a thick, amiNitll 1 1 i* furmwl. Igl: Pick up and work onto aborLning whip amt stir qu ckly into a dough. two until amooth and blmtdatl; ali.ipu sliajio into itn flat rumid. ml Hull betwra'n but1 12* squares of waard paper into a cirrla )(* thick. itek. eipr Sprinkle _ 3 tableanon n't chopped coconut over pastry, lea vine about 1* hordo: plain. Recover with paper and g*nt|y roll coconut into dough. Turn pastry over and repeat, rolling tn remaining 2 InbDapnon* coconut. Fee I off top paper, place pastry in 0 pie run, pastry neil to pan. Remove pan. turn buck even with paper, lit paatrv into pan. trim JjT beyond h«y with fork. Haka In • vary •dg* of pan, flulo rim. Prick ahrll ail ovar u but oven (450*F.) 10-14 minutes. YIELD: 1 fl inch pla altslL 1 Oran** CSIIfon flllln /i 1 envflope unflavorod 1 can (0 ounraa) ftoun orsnae Juice cnncsntrala (leu 3 table|» Inline ■poona uud in orange pie itiall) 14 cup cold watar >t teaspoon M ccup auger salt i cup h f. haavy cream, whipped 1 tl-ioch baked orango pis plo aha shell 4 eggs separated irinkla gatatin* in cold watar In top of douhta boiler to soften, u l t and egg y .ki; mil wall. Place ovar balling watar and cook, ing rorulantly,, until mltture thicken* allgblly i stirring______ __ and gelatin* dlaaolvu, about :t mlnuti iteranvu from haat: add orango Juice conmound* cantrato* Chill, stirring occnaionally. uccoaiuniuiy* until m,,,,, tha ■■■, mlatura «.»*.u,„ iu ,.mihi. •lightly when dronptd from o apoon. Hast agg whit** until atiff, but net dry. Gradually add sugar nnd beat unlit very stiff. Fold in gelatins mieiur*. Fold in whipped cream. Carefully plla lato baked pi* shall. Chill until firm. If daairad. garnish with whipped cream, coconut and slice* of maraschino cherry,, 3 WASHER »//* ACTIVATOR® ACTION M e w t t H ’t flH it wuMnf n th * • REMOVES SAND, LINT, SILT AND SOAP SCUM FROM YOUR WASH MOOIlH WA730N Clams and rwltaos o Ml tvb sf walk watar 1 flews dwlog full wmMag ijik H ghr* yoo ilnaw tleflwt 7 I B* lie nvT> R A rlW DTU! f tk MM ufaott m n «MK7 0TMI AUTORAl^ WA1MRS B U Y -N O W ! ^ AND SAVE i) FOOD FREEZER l l a p a u t y YIELDt 1 fl-lnch plo.) CONGRATULATIONS *>»• block *ff French Ava, at lid Bob Ipoor, F iller Ph. b ill You ar* cordially Invited to attend Uiaia airvlcaa this Lord's Day Hunday Rehool at 1:30 a.m. p a r* nr* claim and alaiaroomi for all agaa. Morning Worahla 10t4l a.m. Evening Evangelistic at 7:80 P-m. The pastor will be preaehlag at both airvlcaa. chrlatian Ionia# T r a i l i n g C lam i at 1:10 p.m. Alto tha feMcwlag week-day nirvfnnnt Prayer maotlng each Wednec day at 7l4S p.m. Youth AotivlUaa each Thunday at 7:41 p.m< Th* Church of the Natarene bolds no 'Urania duttrlaa' but Lae. , Mr. and M n. Glen Cringe who Ihave bean winttring In Mrs. J. II. Cowan'* apartment were galled to ihtir home In Worden, 111., Friday, due tn tha serlo’ii Illness of their daughter. Mr*, M. Flsndera of Win.cr Ur VIRGINIA P. ANDFR80N Hr. and Mrs. Ralph Keogh of Park called on her siatcri, Mrs. Waliorboro, S. C:, ware th* recent Frank Mlnshaw and Mr*. W. P. guetli of bit mother, Mr*. Ida Burke, Sunday afternoon. AccompKeogh. anylng har were two long time The Friendship Claai of the friends of thaira, Mri. Eppale Community Cburch sponsored an Adama of Orlando and her sister, other hamburger try at tha church Mrs. Laudees flrlgdon of Savam * Saturday evening. A number of the nah, Ga. Weekend visitors of Mr. and member* and thslr (rlandi enjoy­ ed the meal and the chance to Mrs. J. E. Green were hli mot!H* visit with each other. Coming up er, Mr*. Nancy Wilkinson and hMi from Orlando for this occasion •Uteri, MU* Molly Wllklnon and ware Mr. and Mra. Miles Keogh Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wilkinson, all and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. A. of Palalka, M n. C. A. Shrinar of Orlando, Guymin and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Jones, called on har brothar and alitorRecently, Mr. and Mr*. J. H. tn-law, Mr. and Mri. WUllim Brodle Joined their sett, Jimmie Matthawi, Monday, Brodle In Tallsbsssee for the Mrs. J . A. Psckham la out again, weekend. Me Is a csdet s t the (ollowing recent surgery at tha Naval Air Station, Pensacola and ACL Hospital In Waycroai, Ga. Toe Lake Miry Presbyterian had been granted a short leave. Chief L. R. leckley returned Church wai tha ictna, Friday aveSaturday Mom a five month* tour nlng of the chrlatenlng of Cheryl L o u Gardner, seven-week-old of duty In North Africa. Friends of T. E. Spirts will bo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waller glad to htar that ha Is homo Gardner. The Rev, L. W. Scott, agiln, following sevnral days ai pastor, was m ille d by Eldar P. a patient i t the Florida Sanitari­ D. Anderson in tha service, M in Mary Barbara Gardner of Carum In Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Castleberry bondate, Penn,, alitor of Mr and two daughters of Mulberry Gardner, served as Godmother wire tha weekend guest* of hli and Mrs. C. N. Gardner, Mr. Gird parent*, Mr. and Mrs. W, V. Cas­ nor'* mother, also of Carbondala, tleberry. aorvad aa Godparent, by proxy for Howard Bottler, Jr. of Atlanta, James MtDom. Preiont, besides Ga., was here to attend the funer­ the parents, the aunt and the al of hia grandmother, Mrs. Z. grandmother ol the young lady E. Smith, last Friday. ware family friend* who had Friday, Ur. and Mr*. Frank Lee mado the trip to Florida for accompanied by his jftothcr, Mrs. the occailon, Mrs. Mary Green S. J. Grady, of Starke, visited Held, Philadelphia, Penn., M in their son and daughter-in-law, Mena Tlmbo, Uaielton, Penn., Air, and Mre. George Lee and Alisa Alice Knllnowaki, Levltyoung ion, In Leesburg. town, Penn., and Allis Anna Risk, Sunday, Mr, and Mra. John Ives, Drlfton, Penn. Others attending wort tha guests of their daughter, ware: Mr. and Mrs, Joe Rmather*, Mrs. Thelma Emmeriort and har Air. and Airs. Richard Keogh and son, Lannay. Tha Ivci ire living tom, Craig and Keith, Ain. Ruby in Melbourne at present. Joblom and Alra, P. D. Anderson. Airs, liny Howell Jr. and ion, Friends of Airs. Jo* Ervin will Stanlay of Waycrosa, (la., arrived ba glad to know that ah* has boon Monday for a faw days' visit with removed from the Bemlnol# Me. her huiband's parents, Atr. and mortal Hospital, where she roeAfri. Roy L, Howell, Icntly underwent surgery, to the Mr. and Mrs. George Loo and Hanford homo of her son-in-law son of Leesburg spent Sunday with nnd daughter, Air, and Alra. Doan hit parents, Mr. and Alra, Frank i Taylor. to o. P .. HERN DON On H li Election In The First Primary AND THANKS A MILLION SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. To the 1496 voters who supported me at the polls. May 8th, and to those who worked In my behalf. I will Always remember the confidence you.ehowed in me* 11 * ROBERT A . (BOB) COBB , ( N . Political Adr. Paid by Robert A. Cobb) y-. • MAGNOLIA PHONE * ( M �t/v TH* SANTORO HERALD T t i . 5 U y I f . 195* •* ♦ • • vv ;■ tefcjidsiw ; P it« S - j- A Doctor in the • y ELIIA1ITH StIM IT C H A P T T R T H IIt T O S N Alsa eigbed. Alt at one*. he was desperately tired. As a doctor. b< rocogniud Unda'i wrought-up state. 81m was unlit to bo talked to in any reasoning fashion. And within himself, ther* were grave uncertainties—after all, he'd not been much of a husband . . . He took a deep breath. “It thie u the way you want It, Undo." he eaid quietly. Shoulder* bowed, he went pest her, picked up hie night clothes from the foot of the bed. went to the door and opened IL Hbe made no move, eaid no word, to etop him. He croued the hall to the gueet room, fumbled for the switch, snapped It. and stood blinking at the radiance upon unfamiliar col* ora The green room. It was csllsd. A strange room. A roam without Undo. She let me go, he thought num­ bly. He stepped Into the room, closed the door behind him. What am 1 doing heref I want lo go back. Hut he did not go bark. Linda stood on the hearthrug and watched Alan leave her, eh* watched the door cloae upon him. Thtn, slowly, she walked to It, and put her hand upon Its white panel. “I let him leave,1* she whispered, her lips dry. "I didn't aay one w ord to etop him—and he left. D*d he want to go 7 Doea he want— to be freaT Does he want—a ehtld - more than he wants me 7" She whirled and pressed against the door. “Oh. Godt" she eHod, 'leU me what to do next!” mindly, she etsred M ore her, then, still dssod, she walked aeroso to the window. With Uio sound o< ■uunties* sUngipg whips, a gusty md dashed rein against the glass; the water poured down the pane, stiver on black; then drained off, end Unda stared at the twisting, tortured brenches of the tress What should she doT The thought ot losing Alan was a Muu-p Made turning In her Iweam. Y«t tvs ioanltd children, and fiercely. If hla lack ta d been a pain area greater than her owe, he im at have hie ehanrs. Rot. oh. dear. Ood. *> and hflad her head. The bends! Oh, dear, te hare f o r g o t t e n Ma'am's anniversary present—that, added to all the re st Unda was so tired this morn­ ing, oo drained. “To* forgot these,* Ma'am was saying. “I brought them as a pre­ text to talk to you, U nda This morning the servants are saying very disturbing Unnga." Unda almost smiled. She Mould have known the could rely upon Clew’s good of (Ices. It was on* of tbs ways Ma'am kept the family reins firmly la hand. . . and I want to know what all UUs nonsense Is aboutr said Ma'am. Linda took a <Wf breath, fita must not speak Impulsively, un­ guardedly. But before she could speak at a t, Serelhm was talking again. “I am not blind to the trouble there has beta building up between you mod Alan, my dear,’* she said firmly. "From my first sight ot you, t wondered If you would be able lo glva him the family which every man wauls, and which la particu­ larly Important lo a Thornton, 1 even msnlionad this lo my son, but hs married you anywsy. Now—" She fumbled for her handkerchief Ma'am was dressed for rhurch, all but her hat and gloves "I find my­ self horrified a t the realiaallae that you are in a position to bring scan­ dal upon ns!" Unda leaned forward a hi Ue to took at Ma’am. The old lady was “heenfled'* at nothing but her oem deduct! oas ■"Ton nant be kertsue shoe Unda." Ma'am waa saying. “You mustn't hs. There can be as di­ vorce In the ’mornton family. Keep that firmly In your mind! Rue* a thing has newer happened. No MatUr ts h a ir Unda was Marked. Her eery Angers tingled with shock! Bid shs managed something of a stale, and was able to speak eooly. "I must remind yon, Ma'am. Mist / am not a Thorn too." flta smoothed the at the corner. ’T M ." 7* past ef the dew brungta »ta weed to Ma'am SetIk her rooming so rts* , that M ta !* she cried, I an da and Or. AJta tad tape agart yna are a Thornton. the might before. Tsa'm, Msg ta d I "O f Mr ten years- And I The bad la the grass room SM s i 1 eaa to prevent yonr rucked eg, and the door to M ta linda's roam slM closed tight. Or. forgetting that, a ta t a t a g a proaAlan tad scene downstair*, nasharsd, and m the same shirt Md L ia da. trouser* ha'd w o n last might. Unda still ant M ore the Idled mirror ot her dressing table when ■Seieths, with only the warning at “Ia theta some other MB f OO f" Mm demanded a light knock, aafied lata hrr bed­ room. Stifling a sigh of protest, Color flashed tatty k Linda stood up reapeetfiMy, m ur­ mured s greeting and watched the old lady establish herself In the pink chair. Ma’am laid a purple ha side 11Win. * irm n s V IHMtritaitoMl b? KV,*( Prsfur** Irwllrals. lands had not mentioned Itl “Things might be different If you did love someone tleel’’ Unde’e bright heed Ulted to one side. “How would they hr differ­ ent," she asked softly, “if then were another man?" Seretha turned full about to look at her, a lute head creel, her spine as straight as e ship » nu»t. her eyes as cold as the sea. She seemed ready lo speak, but instead —as if any answer were loo ob­ vious to need pulling into words —she smiled la e wintry fashion, opened the door and went out inte the hall Once again, Linds stood fare In faca with the while panels of her bedroom door. Her eyre foUowr 1 Its groovings, lie ridges. Its wide plants. Than, as 11 sick of that white sspansr, she whirled about, walked swiftly ever lo the tahlr, and stopped. Her fumbling hands rearranged the apples in the bowl. Madm. site thought, lea* trying to put uordt mto Mg mouth, (dene info w« mind. 3ht tconfi me Is pel nul/ She'd be happy if th a t should hr something — o man. perhaps — lo make me want lo leave.' flhe soys f’m a Thomfow, and all the lime, she's romiadMy ma that t am not/ fhe's « tyrant. Noam U. The whole /omtfy know* tt. Unda tad guessed It. but now she also knew to what lengths Ma'am would go to preserve and prolong Um family—lha name— Unda looked down at the apple sta held la ta r hand, startled to find tt there. Did Alan, perhepa, not knowingly, but deep within himself, subecriba to Ma'am * ty­ rannical doctrine ot blood f It seemed unlike him. Yet, last night, without argument, or even discus­ sion, hs had let Und* go. for the very flimsy reason shs had given him. If he did not subscribe to Ma'am's tdsas, would ha have gone so quickly out of the room * Would he have left ta r at all T Alone ! So terribly, miserably alone’ Roughly, alia put lh* apple bark lata U - W.vl. end gathered Ihe whole li.uig up Into her arms total night, Alas ta d not bad hie tadtime apple, woe frwdi Hetties this BKgtibig — eta would more hie things aemae lha halt! No . , , She stopped Short. Shs would make m mow! Mve w ould go cm. M idnse (o the norm al bis. N o V , ta e would go dowa sad eat her breakfast; then ties would go lo church, airing* lha si 1st flowers, take ta r usual ptgea la tta Thor at no p*vr—listen to Jasper stag hreselly off hey, hut joyously In the Te Dtuml flh* would lift her eye* to hi* fer* • *a she had haaa doeng for lew yearn CHIEF CARPENTER n. W. FILIIRY. I’SN. Assistant Public IVori* ti. I leer of . all om ,Naval m - .i.noi. pii,..*,m^ M i .Smith with ,i lO-yriii scliiro unnrd in ..•uuiionie.* held abuaid NAS r—'cnl'' S 1 . u Sian employe* weir nwanird fiiiu mid Im v*'»r pirn hy Chief Carpenter Filbiy, and Chief .Marhinut It. U I onto n. New Glass Jars Florida's Soles Tax Collections Are Latest Set New Record TAl.t.AIIASHEE LTT-Florida'* Trend Today 1 April sales ta t rollectlons set e One of th* mol* Interesting trends In kilt hen ware i* the re­ turn to lh* old fnthioiM randy I isi*. The ground gins* seal, the I'lesr visibility, and ea.*« of cleat* B a t - t h w aseteflag wouM Me itur mat# Ihem perfect a* rnnl*■ psaiM thM *! Softly shining ’ lei*. Ths set Illustrated bar burn Oh, darn! Hera eh* we*, crying decorated with tha new canister agate, and her make-up ruined! 'local*. /To Da ConitmuoU Tbi* canister set ron.ilst* of 'Jb oam . 1different condiment and food name*, and enough beck crounds tta rsiidsnts of Main* Si. Iasi and Mrs Arthur Thompson nn for 8 different canisters. Ihe ‘Ir­ .Sunday. Many of thee* residents on Wilms SL, asters! days te- *or.live floral bark ground l* ap­ plied to the canister, thun the being old friends and neighbors eenlly, lluiii* is applied ill Ihe renter from ths stats of Main*. Mrs. K. P. Ward will |*sv* Or­ panrl. Since rno«l cametor* are Ralph Stevens flew home for lando by plane Friday to visit not labeled the,# pretty floral, lha weekend from Seymour Ind., her brolhsr la Chicago, Ralph decals are the practical ariswei lo where he I* attending school el Ethridge and family for a few the prohlem, By MRS. RUTH LA TO North Electric Equipment Co. •lays. Then Mr*. Ward will con­ Longwood’e little leaguers, th* the The taller gl«** J»r ilhutiuted ■hoy sis now |i...luilinif cruis-Lcr tinue by plane to I/O* Angolcs to Braves, took their third gems lla* been decorated with pink iuter-lrodiel system for the stats 1 Wednesday afternoon from the of Indians Telsphons Company. , r th: r hWlhStT' i W,,,'JT posies and I* an Idral container Ethridge Mrs. Man! plan. i» he \Qr U ;|| „r nlir„ , tl, (tr. Seminole Indians With a More of Mr, Htevena sxpsets te begone sway shout a month. J3-9. This gives th* Brave* three gent*. about two months longer. tln o ra liv e produrta win* and on* loss so far this issA aurpria* Ptork-Show.r was uhU rhtIn, var|rty . ....at, loud. Hr*. Clsrence Snow, who fell sun. held Wednesday for M m . Ralph and broke her hip recently end .Saturday they will lake on \1. Stevens at tta hums of Mrs. Etta _ tamonts 8prlng* on their home dia­ has been a patient in the Florida Jam s!. mond at 3 p. m. Johnny Carn- dsnllarlum for the past three weeks we* tel.cn to tbs Sarspt* Th* Woman's Auxiliary of Christ H. Ford II Resigns thers will be on the mound _ _ _ The usual Wednesday gstn* will Rcit Home last Sunday. Shs would Church Mission of l.ongwuo.1 h<* played Thurndsy next werk duo b* very pleased to have her sponsor rl tha shower in j on nng As Head O f Board those sttemPng were. Mrs. I.rmv to s picnic being held at Lyman friends call and ■*« her. DF.TIliHT '.fl—Henry Foul II Mrs. June Thutnander and *ou, Neuman. Mr*. Maude Tupper, ha* school so that th* hoys may at­ resigned ** hoard chairman Mr*. Lucila Hunter, Mr*. John John, of West Palm Beech, were tend. of :h« hug* Ford Foundation turn guests od Mrs. Harriet Oesch re­ Reams Mrs. Robert Ilammund, ing over liie po*t In Rowan Gaither Mrs. U. V. MtllicJi, Mrs. Leroy cently, Mr. and Mrs. Austsll L srgtni it* president Mr. sod Mr*. Arlhar Thompson Henneisy, Mrs. N. Blanton, Mr*. have s i guests this week Mr. ford innouneed yr*ienlay hr E. Ii. Hearcv, fit*, fl, Norman, Eergent’s sister and husband will leers u return ta their home would *lrp down fiom Ihe chju from Georgia. ■ , in ert Fermmgton, Me. this week­ Mr*. Jan Coll*, th* Rev. and Mrs. manslup of the philanihropie oi George L. Granger, end the honor ganimtmn foundod by lit* rather r, , . f!"t>crt Olin El­ end. Hr. end lire. Carl Johnses of 1*0*11 Mrs. Ralph Stevens. and hi* gtandfaMier. He will con gin are ths very happy end proud Mr*. Steveni was th* recipient linue *• * member nl Ihe hoard parents of a new eon. The young 3«bring, spent several days la*t He iiibmittcd hi* resignation in . t ... * . ,. i. iiii.e.N l‘4<o l week with th* former’s sister, of many lovely gifts, th* hneleise* Elgin, and arrived Monday, April Mrs. Reims l.aicom, on Main* were Mr*. James and Mrs. Code. a letter dated April 18. saying he [leroration* and refreshments fol- fell ihe fotindalion nenled a fiiM 3(1, weighing 8 lbs. lb o*. 81. tun* chairman. He had held the Mrs, James McGrath leil by Th* Lyiuan Junior and Senior lowed the stork motif. — —.................... job *mce lBtV .plane Wednesday far Chirlo.le. High School Bend presented their N. C., to attend the Cx'ljnal first annual concsrt in Lyman Ohio it*:# has won the NCAA I Mcoting (or Civil fvto.-iv Pro­ auditorium last Mondav ivinlng. Forty Inches nf snow fell it swimming championship nine gram. Mr*. McUraih is the dde- The Band was undv the direction times. Calumet, Mich In January. I:iv> gat* for Seminole County, she if Michael FUhrr, \ • • l»iga was accompanied by two ladles, ctowd In ailend^nce and who are delegate* for Orange greatly enjoyed both the modern ..ii iii” c- prnseitod, County. Th* Uaturday Evening Pinochle Mr. and -Mrs. C. E. Robertson Club met at the home of Mr*. and sons, David, Jack and Mrs. Elortnre Sunderliq on Main* SL Edith Hallam spent Sunday at the past wesk. Among that* play­ Daytona Beach. ing were, Mr. end Mr*. Charles Sirs. Etta James entertained Wales and Louis Knoll of Fern Mrs, Chet Isa Nickels, Mrs. R. C. Park; Mr*. Maude Topper and t'urlacm, Mr*. Tom G.antvin ami FINK SELECTION John llolliser of longwood. Th* Mrs. Leroy Neuman, at cards in hoites*, &Ir*. Sunderlin, served a her home Thursday evening OF Mrs. John Comfort end son, delicious lunch after card*. HLOOMING POTTED PLANTS Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Taylor ot Jack, of S t Petersburg Beach Sanfuid were visitors o| many of wera guests of her lucent’* Mr. Longwood MIXED BOUQUETS CORSAGES FREE ALUMINUM RTACK Flawani Wired Anywhere, Anylim* ONI CHAIR GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTEI.Y FREE EACH DAY AT A. F RAMSAY Florist IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Phone 319' 1208 E. PARK AVR. . v - ■ - jT V i' • RT GRACE THURSTON' M u. Anna B. Hawkins, ^ »f Ls.'.a Monroe s .n feted recent­ ly by her family honoring her By ABUSE FREVATT on her TJsh Birthday. A luncheon Mr. »nd Mrs. Cider Hart epsul was Lerv»d buffet style on tha*’-'"' e ivttkenil in Sarasota with i |*» n in her many children and friends and relative* grandchildren. Kricd chicken was Mr. and Mrs. Vi. fl llickum of th t main course, ell the g u tits Sanford spent last week here with hruuuht a cm ere J diet). A bug* their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. birthday cake centered the table and Mr*. A. J. Baxter and family. with oils caudle to dinot# the Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell visit ninny happy your*. Thosa stlinded Mr. and Sirs. Jack McCarter ,V(.,e: Mr. and Mrs. End Thursday evening. Howaid. of S t a Smyrna Bearn', Miss Addle Prcvatt left Sunday j|r . , „ j Mrs. Fred Thunisv. of for Miami where ihe will *pcmi a Kan (laltie. Mr. st.J Mrs. W.lHsnl feiv day* with relatives. 1Hawkins. of Luke Aiunroe, Sir. Mrs. Jctlie Shuler called on Mr. „nj Mrs. < laiiue Ilnw kbi, Luka and Mr*. Itobert Norwood In San Monroe. Mr. end Mrs, Chari a ford Friday evening. Cartoon, «f Sanford. Mr. s u l The Aaiodulional W M. U, mel Mr*. Alheit Hew kin*, .Tr„ I.a'.q ■7 the Baptist Church Thursday Monroe, ami ei-jhl grandchildren. with a coveted dish dinner. Approx­ Sir*. J. II. Edwards, of talks imately IU0 attended. Monroe ii visiting her daughter mid son-in-law, ion-in-law, Mr. sml mid M".*t M ■.*• , Mr. , ami , . Mr*. J. T.. McClain . .. J r .I and had ai heir guem this week Mr».| „ , , of s „n A„ ,ol|l McLain * brother and *l*ter.inlaiv, ... .... . recentlyJ ........... VI.. Bill mu Howell it.u -ii and . . . i cliilmI.i■! text*. 'I n . I!r;i»ter recsptly _______________ Mr. ami. Mr*. nave birth lo » ion Timothy JOSEPH L- fill KENK. Chief Hoipltat Corpimtn, tiSN. receive* Ids re-enlistment certificate from Com* dicn. her laiher, William Howell Us iks, it lln, n of, , matider 11. C. Cnlee. CSS. Eve titjv*- i> *eer «• ' . •«. ..i A.r f l a u . i uuuiig cc.eiiiw.i- gni| Helen Weber s'd ot Columbia, T'llvnds of Albeit (ilhbons, will i-v held i xs lecrntly in which tireene is . nii-tcd in the f . tt. Navy for four year*. (OffleUI g (• he glad to hear he I* teeovorint Photo, IT. 8. Navy) Sir. and Sir*. W. A. El ten wood from an oueiutlon, and Is now .... . . . . . . . ... .. have ** Their sued* for a few nt homo In I.s'.o Monroe. VAaillNt,TON i/lb-fhe Navy u,y* Mr. ElU-nwooih’ father ttdClauJ.'t;; k ITl* ..** I I inlay announced It I* setting up ,|am K„enwood of Atlanta. C,a. . Sllu . . , „ . .II. a w ru>, n new irninhig cotn n m nd at OutMr and Mr*. Paul Maxwell and ^llavvkln«e <,if .Monroe S '" ' wrs . .n o? *• shs, Neh. lo supervise reserve Mlailghler* Ruth and Sutanna »nnii to Ihv* Library C onftrtm t siiivitir. throughout ih,. country, m NVw S-tvriu eRach. I lls •Oininund will he headed mV*. Tsiei'!e 'summ r 'h;ll he,‘l 1,1 1-oc,,bul- ' hv a iear admiiut, ;o be named >t,t| (juiilv visited Mr. and Mrs. taloi. U will op*',ate under the therlie Oillln Satiinlay eieninj. deputy chief of uniat operations, Mr end Mrs. Leiter M irier and W E L L D R IL L IN G for personnel who will gel a new (lmllv ,,1C„, Saturday Mr. )' •!»*• "f deputy chief for penonnel Mr*. Jack lYvIns* at Fern and rtaervo foice*. Park. Howard C. Ixmf '’ The command will supervise ______ . __ the training, through the It dis­ Phone 388 trict commandant*. The program West Virginia University won will cover all phsiei of reserve it* first two Southern Confercine 207 K. Commercial :raining except organixed unit* of basketball tl;le* the ls*t two lha Naval Air Reserve. year*. Fred Schsm was 'he roach. new record of $9,’JM,ZM-the h.ghr*t Intake for any one month' since Ihe lax was levied ln.19t!< Comptroller Ray E. flrrrn aaid the flgine irflects Florida's growiiiir r r ii ii i i m and “further strong lien* nur piedictimi Ihal revenue from the sales tax will he more than sufficient lo meet nil legislative appropriations for tin* llsenl year will, a sunahte fu«h carryover available for nrvl year'* appropriations'* The rnllcctions lirmighl Inlake fur this fiscal year to I7t,nfi0,'8it compared v*nil M i;v j> 'i|| this lima 1iH jear, GOWNS By Luxlle, Rngcre A Scamjirufe In rayon tricot, cotton & nylon. JEWELRY T o m a l t l i M n t h c r 'n o u t f i t A m i a c c e n t h e r c o a tu m a . HOSE PANTIES By Holeproof, Hunea, <fc Lmro . . , in her favorite simile. L a c e l rimmed and tnilnrod, Ny­ lon and rayon. J.AHT TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:111 KIRK OUGLAS llOINKOlH •■ Lk.*1 Feature— 7;|8 SLIPS S i l l It DAY ONLY By l.uxilc, Bnj;cr* Si Hcnmpmfo. Nylon, cot­ ton, multicrcpc, nume with shadow panels. Fealur T:a* HECONOFKATUHK nfifMFT HANDBAGS *.„||II„SIWW.'|V, a urnsi novati swruriai Fealur «:.1T Only PLUS CilAPTBK NO BLOUSES In cool sleeveless rollon. .-Il!i & ny­ lon. White and pastel colors. I "THK HATMAN" ll'N ’PAY * JIO.NDAT M-fi-M FrcMenta • LUCILLE BALL • OES1 AI1NA7, ■ JAMES MASON -IN — “Forever Darling” Co.fllanlng—Louis Calhrr* IN GERGKOU8 COLORl n k v k r su c u i.A;wnK! • i M I �i Singer Took 10 Years To Make Trip . * —a f , . LJ . j u ,, LUnirm IUu^u n i l . , . - r wwal number of votae eaat In iaat legate from Delaware, rose from hla sick* y g alaction cam# to the utounding bed and rode 80 miles on horseback through of Just seventy per cent of the regia* a stormy night to eaat JUST ONts VOTE— re(en in Seminole County. putting hie state on the aide of freedom ,'e look at tha aeventy per cent figure and helping assure unanimous approval of all the colonies. Rutherford 1. Hays* was sleeted Presi­ louM t h i number o f voter* canting dent by one vote. His election was contest­ b tU o to h m ba«n M a m the ninety ed. and waa referred to an electoral com­ ent total! mittee. The commission gave the contested ’# think that It ahouJd—for several rinctr-al "otan to H-v#* by Just one vote, 8 to 7. Whereupon Hayes waa declared, by [ya*t—It la a privilege—that of voting. congress, elected by Just one vote, 185 to eltitan ahould be proud to protect, 184. icom’.—the v<to <a on" w v to csoreea Incidentally, the man who cast that de­ opinion as to who ahould eontrol the ciding vote for Hayes, an Indiana Senator, offices In your community, itate, and won hia place In. Congress by juat one vote. And that vote was cast by a man who, r y o u wart o m that did not vote In laat though (Hnersteiv ill, indited upon being day's alaction It might be wall to re- taken to the polls to cast that one ballot. Andrew Johnson, only U. 8. President-to bar that! iN l VOTE elected John Quincy Adaiye be impeached kept the Presidency by juat one vote. The U. 8. Senate, sitting aa a court for convic^'on snd V! VOTE elected Thomae Jefferaon , - 1.........v - 'H IKE VOTE passed military conscription M l. >NE VOTE created the 8tnte of Coll- 10 for acquittal—ju at one vote lesi then the two-thirds necaasary to convict. In 1018 women suffrage In tha Unltad States passed the Hnuae of Representatives f-Mt, r ..*w v a<,ft S ♦—*•••* \Vlv4tt I) *| ‘^ O N F . VOTE cr.-ted th . SUU of W«,h- went to the Senate, it failed to pass by ju st two votes. ' ONE VOTE eraatad th* 8t*t* of Texae. t uKE VOTE ertated th* 8Ute of Idaho. 1 ’ ONE VOTE elected Oliver Cromwell. ’*JP N E VOTE mado Franca a Republic In If you think that your vote doesn’t count —then refer to history, past and present to find numarnua occasions when ONE VOTE was Important. •Not onb* In raisin'* Mils, eMcMng high offices, in Senate and House of Represen­ tatives—yes—and In Countywlde election* , , And there »ra other important steps In such as the one held in Seminole County last ptir government taken by the margin of Just Tun-.lfiv—on* VO*" is |n n o r * ir \ Those votes— the one vote th a t you did • M VOU. i-t'OOr American charter of liberty, tho pot cast— mAy have been the deciding one •'i^jfajmolutlon of tha Declaration of Tndepcn- in several elections th at still must be de­ *,<’'dehc«, waa paisad by the Continental Con- cided. Again, on May 22 and on May 20—your ’fjV fm e, July 2, 1776, when Cesar Rodney, devote ("!"• I " il—WIn* o"*. As long os there are more than two candidates In a race T h e Sanford Herald fo r any office, a vote la eo im portant that, • t-iW-^PaMalM Oallr ■»••»» »at«r<*r **< ■■■<ar as has been the case in two Instances in our H ” , -.,» v.1 ■ * ‘ ------Oilrtm ** at. Ill* “* aj history, one p, |'*,,t M inv-olletl to go to the i*,' PUtali* M im .i l rlat. rlaaa matl.r ■ aim rUrlOa. aaStr lb* At* polls from a sickbed tn ’east his or her ballot. ' SkaTM i ONlH •( aeelaM■«r«b .ru */•*' ^ af Cm i n h al *ar« a. iota • — •-« r a n — •aaO Pakllakar n u— — PWWKTMS, In many natlona today, people »re begg­ WABIOM IIARIfAX ■ *. BtMaHt* BOlUr ing for the rig h t to say who will or will not ■ m n i. cciw ise. air««it»* s «mmt hold hivh ofiice In their land. Now thnt we h-vfl ti-n of voting a ?*c”et ballot _______ Mr at <ka I m m U M *>»,•* ft la aaahlaO «a«law,alr fa tka «»• Ur rraakllra. — many do not take advantage of the honor aa eu tfta Ural aawa prlauo la tkla n»<KM»- to name their choice. 1 I?, ONE VOTE ended Franca aa a Republic Your vote may make hUtory in your ___________________ n .a.ral AOrarfUlna Sa.laa* Raah 1114a. Alleala. lira,ala Ilmi AllaaU. TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE (is sons turned aside after lucre and bribe*. I Samuel 8:8—Even the families it* b*e«m* corrupt In Snmuel’s day. a a great debt to clergy in modorn I, their none contribute a great cnmimny ruf'dlstingulshed men. Read Who’s Who in ‘'America. It is revealingt Th* world apprethem. own community—it may name several peor ’<* to offices th at control th - nurse strings of your county and control the amount of tl check th a t comae from your pocketbook to furniah the money for the county e purse. Your ballot, cast in the election of last Tuesday, on the 22nd or on the 20th, gives you the permit to gripe If things do not go ns you think they should In the political offices held by candidates elected, or th a t will be ho’d by onndldatos to be elected. America Is free—and will forever re­ main free— because of th a t great American privilege of voting a secret ballot for the v p 'lld a to of your choice. The one big wav th a t wa can maintain our freedom, and our Democratic way of Ufa, ts to use tha privil­ e g e of voting. .0 rican Banks Having Trouble ____ By 8AM DAW80N MBW YORK l* — 8n many poo' 'want to borrow, that banka having trouble finding th* t* land. A drive la on to Americana to apind lata liv e more. S*lh- they aav* more, tho banka jgffli hav t th* money to lend to _____ aapand, to people to bulM homos, to government* to build schools and roads. Indue*. m enu run all tho way Irom anpeak gor greater thrift to tho falling of Interest payments to «1h m who save. Tailing Amoricani what thov might to do with their money does sot aecociarlly work—la tho past tbey'va uaually changed their own epeadlng or aavlng bablli of Ihalr ewa free will and la their own good time. But W. B. Burge**, ttadar Secretary of tha Trouury, la Wring. Ho aaya, "I think In tho ieag run thla country would make fester progroaa If wo aaved a Ut.Ua more and apont a Uttlo leu." Hla point: Wa mual lava drat to build up producUva capacity; eUtsrwiae, wo'li (ry to expand toe law aad Just bid np prices an Tho J e ff Syittm prottnlt Uw malcrlal and labor we havo, aonal Incomaa after tasoa (hat are and thua pull the dollar’* buying going Into (he various forma of power another notch or two low- aavlng la smaller now than a y e * or. ago. Booatlng tnlaraat rates to aavOne reason may be that alnre era, may work more effectively, people piled up such a largo debt It coal* more now to borrow. It laat year, thay ar* mainly occuP*?1 « Uttlo more now to aav*. pled right now la making th* rogB*nkcrs aay, however, that thla ular paymenta neaded to reduce Nend haan't changed things much It. Th* (lower rat* of aovtnga la Fel- The demand for loans aaama ona reason—aad probably Juat as ** h,«h aa aver, and the volume affective a on* a t any taka* by °f saving so far Util year la bo- tho monoy mansgare—that money low that of a year ago. Ii tight now and b u r n t rates People are stltl saving. And th# rising. total volume of saving continues Tho Veasury official would like ,0 rl,#’ Bul thi !*««><««• Per- •<> »*• ••vlog* Increase so that i wa( working In a belt factory for • WHk* 1 * " »,ld P tor ,la * •“ * * * « f i * ». • S a jis * a n A T f j s L t f f r . *j s f j t Cltlag aa April IT spaaeh la By JAMES MARLOW which Eiasnhowar ^aid tha Re­ Associated Praia New* Asalyat WASHINGTON oft - Harry P. publican* "reject any attempt to Cain, JO-yaar-old Republican, did treat Individuals aa aerial num­ in tha files af a government not mak* a reputation for him­ ber* .. self aa a ehamplon of Individual office,’’ Cala said: "I can point to hundrede of In­ right* or civil llbertlos while ho waa a member of tho Senate from dividuals who have beta aad ar* Waahlngton from 1*«T to 10U. being treated ai serial numberi thay ara reacting a* though Now, In a Job glvan him by and (hey were. This te a 90th century Preaidant Etaanhower after ha lost hla Senate iaat In the 10U elec- American tragedy." Ha said ha know* af 411 par(Ions, he has become one of the moat outspoken critics of th* Eis­ sons—not ana af whom, ha said, enhower administration’* security had bean accuiad of an avert act spa from enhower administration’* ecurlty —who had been suspended government Jabs and were rain program. In May 1*13 Klaonhomar ap­ pointed him to tho Bubvtrilco Actlvitlo* Control Board. For obout County On M arch a yoar and a half little waa heard of Cain. Than In January 1933 he For M ental Health Semlnols County la on the march began hi* attacks on the program •at up to gat security risks out of for mental health I Now la tho lima to Join tha battle against tho government. , Hla attacks have Increased In mental Illness, that claims more Intensity. Laat Saturday, he took victims each yaar than all other deliberate aim at Klaenhowar’a major illnasaea combined. To do adviser*, accusing them of keep­ the job we need thousands mor* ing from th* President Informa­ doctor*, nuraaa, and specialists tion about tha damage ha aaya trainad (o cars for tha mentally tha program La, and has been, do­ III. New hospitals, clinic* and ing to hundreds o f government child care centers must be built. workers. Science telli ua wa can lick Hit complaint against the pro- mental health but it will taka your gram can be summed up this doilara to do 1L Support i* needed way. for ictentUtc research programs Government workers can’t ade­ that can And newer batter waya to quately defend themselvei be­ cure. . . and prevent . , , mental cause th* charges siainst them illnesa. Help tha mentally 111 in are too often toa vaguely stated; your community ratum to a happy th* government takea far tea long baalthy Ilf*. Mental health la to roach decisions in thalr easaa, everybody's problam. Giv* now to leaving them dangling suspended tha 1930 Seminole County Mental and unemployed for months be­ Health Campaign. A dollar will fore clearing or firing them; after help do It—give all you can. Mill an ordeal like tha: these people your contribution today to Mantel remain frightaned pigeons for­ Health ears of Georgs Tonhj, ever. Seminole County Chairman, SanAsked In an Interview why he ford. . didn't show similar consistent concam for tha rights of individuals HOLD OUT HAND whan ha was in the Senate, Cain •aplalned he was then less awara OP PBIENDSK1P of Individuals' problems. Ha naiad f Hold out the hand af friendship that In those days he wa* mostly te Florida's victims of mental Ill­ concerned with problem* of era- ness! With mental illness our nomlcs, th* armed services and most crucial haalth problam, your government department*. dollars are urgently needed to Ha said it waa only after ha help build new hospitals, better want ta tha SACB. aad learned af etlaic*. gclaatlfi* research must hardehlpe suffered by Individual he supported la ah* continued government workers, tha? ha be­ gan examining the security pro­ ooarch for waya to euro and pre­ vent mental Illnesa. Olv* gener­ gram. When ha fait It wa* being ously. Mail your contribution TO­ handled wrong, ha said, ha started DAY to tha 1930 Bamtnol* County talking. Mental HaaMi Campaign, car* af ■ ■ ■• ■ ■ ■■ ^ Ooorg* Touhy. Seminal* County the nation's economic eipanilon Chairman, Sanford. won't come at tha coat of Infla­ tion. Or. as on* banker her* put* Rosara made af valcani* fftaaa It, pooplo should b* Induced "to rely more on their own money daUd 3,tM B. C. have bean found In Mesopotamia. and low on th* other fallow's." alattd only after many months. Cain said, "Aa matters stand tha Prasldant has no real knowl­ edge about how Individuals are being treated . . . Too many of those who let It ba known that they represent, speak for, and pro. tact him have naver brought him fact to face with what I am talklag about." Cain didn't Identify tha "tea many af those." But ha has addrssstd a copy af his speech di­ rectly Pa Elsenhower, with a note saying ho did so to Shorman Ad­ ams, Elsanhowtr'a key assistant. Cain said yesterday ha waa cor. rectly quoted In a 1*35 Look magn in e story which quoted him that Adams bawled him out for his at­ tacks an tha security program. Tha article had Cala saying of Adams: "Ho gave me unskirted xaaa. I tried to axplaln th* merit* of my criticism of tha security program. But h* snorted: T o xxxa with th* merits. You understand thla prob­ lem better than I do. But thla la ■ team and you'r* expected to pity aa It." ' Cain'* tarm an tha SACK and* la August. If Elsenhower doesn't reappoint him, R may kill Cain politically. If ha remain* io tha pubUe ay*. It's possible h* may nta far the Sonata la Washington ta 1160. HELP MENTALLY ILL No one Is saf* from mental 111 ness—not *v*a our ehildranl It la tragic te m i a mentally III child grow lot* a montally 1U adult. But that la loo often tha cas*. Florida has no hospital beds at all for mentally ill children under IS. It daapcraloly needs child car* canMra. Help our men­ tally 111 children to tha chine* for a happy healthy Ufa by giving now to the 1904 Semlaolo County Mantel Haalth Fund Campaign ears of OanrH Touhy, Semlnlls County Chairman, Sanford. i* J S J i « ^ »??s: af Iusury. "But it waia't eaifl I had tae full years af votes study that I fait ready te appear W are aa opera audieaes. It’a daactrsua for a kid to go up into tha big laaguao too fast Opera to toe B atata*., lag.” ° Marritl bow dooa about 00 opora performance* a yaar, 10 to IS guoat spot* oo tolovlaioa. about 30 e o n e a r ts an* »pa«*a three weeka la Las Vagas. ehara ha uapally la coaUrrod with — of *11 pooplo - "Batehmo" Amaeroog, the Jata trumpeter. To Map up tblo Mhodul# Bob hai te watch hla wvl*t Ilk# a boaor. Uka loag walks, tatreiae p twice a day. What la th* dlffortneo betwaoa a barltona and a tsaor? "That’a oaay,** **ld Moarlll laughing. "The Unor uaually wins tha girl la tha opera, th e toe or uaually goto pal* more mmtr, but barttouo* hav* aeo coeaolatloa. Tboy uaually last loagor Wan tow. ora.** But Bob la dolag all right, mo laeomo U h i# 1* tha alx figure l bracket. T ry a n d S to p M • Cain Critic Of Security Program -By BINNITT CM*tfO o r THE MOVING SPOUTS at • convention banquet drank so many toajta that finally thay aearoaly could no v a at a l l "Lucky for mo," o m congratulated hlmoalt "whoa Tm in thla condition, 1 lot torn*body take mo home, and than I fall found aalaop tho minute I hit tho old bod.” "My trouble* confessed tho other, "Jo hitting th* old bod.” T I During * tour oi America, th* distinguished Irish wit, crater, and parliamentarian, T. P. O’Conner—fondly known aa "Tay Pay" ts hla amatiti*. ante — waa aakad repeatedly,* "What ta th* state *0 Ireland' today?" "Statue quo," Tay Pay would reply cheerily. "In tha aoatk ad Ireland wa have (ka Cal aad la tha north the Protestant* and thayia at aaefe i •a usual an th* tim e. . . « tla M r UT U" y " th*5r e*uM W«rtlMr loft* Chit*. I deeply appreciate the splendid vote given me in Tuesday’s Election. May I thank each and every one who worked so hard in my behalf. I shall strive ta work for the growth and development of our district and state and to represent, In Tallahassee, to the best of my ability the people of my dis­ tric t Douglas Siom trm - Pour to 0 p. a . ar* th* moat dangtroua hours ad tha day to drive. I A M GRATEFUL ------D u p ly , S in c m fy and Humbly My Sincere Than ha To My Supporter* ro r Their ON May 22nd and May 29lh Vote For op] and id voth of eonfi- I ahali try to ropoy that truat by aiwAyi doing my vary boat la your behalf. f L S* Mld- But lag four conga at a wedding re. m. caption. The IT didn’t Impreaa mo to All my frlundi for th*. TucadAy'A nloctioH , . . . . nlVu7 but i!wl I t \ F R E D E R IC K 8m m Aceordod in* ta proud to call hlmaclf “ a long. a x e i t ^ J J i a r^D ^ I Wish To Expreif THANKS ‘'ThJa turned out to be • goad (hint. I found out litor Oat aaap childria ruin tbolr vole# by w iaf It too much during tho yoara whoa tho voleo la changing. 19 ihould bo raitod and allowed to atroegthan." An odd roveraal takea pldew bt hoy*' voice* aa thay mature. So* pranoo uaually turn into barltonea or oven biaaea. It U tho altoa who bocomo tooOra. *, j(trrtu h u a theory that aiaa t yeung alngera. area after they reach phyaleal maturity, deatroy their voice* by overworking them fa'llf e v* v c rW *a **y*J a m '^,Bd, id 'h bllad lln d hlm him appeared ,lrapU IUUl" , m an audience. b^ #T* I1 | ,U ,® before Vote On May Sib My Sincere NEW YORK (It - It takas just IS casts aad a tew aiautes to g* by subway from Brooklyn to tho Matrepolitaa Opora Mouse la Man* hattaa. It took Robert Morrill 10 hard and often lonely yearn to make tho Journey but at IT ha eama a* aatar. Ho waa tho youngast baritone aver to make hla debut at tho Motropolltaa la a major to'ii aood opera tie barltonea ara ali* *°* *1 * Brt ! k' *' . Bl .8< **• * * 1 TO A L L T H E VO TERS My only rcqucal U that you gWa m# your eonaiicratloa on May 22nS and May 29th. If yon foci that 1 am boat qualified to reproaanl yarn Thom VOTE FOR H O M E R LIT T LE I am grataful to thoaa who workad 00 tiroloaaly and unaalflahiy for ma in thia campaign; to thoM who hava assisted,mo in making our admlnlatratlon ona that haa commanded Mapact and confidence, and, of eouna, to tha poopla of Florida. I do not regard tha raauit aa a personal triumph for LeRoy Collin*. Rather, It is a triumph of tho causa in which we have labored., I dedicate myself anew to tha Mrvico of tha paopla of Florida. I want to servo them In tha fina manner they deserve. I want ta ba their eervant and God’s ser­ vant. Tha great and overwhelming victory wa kava achievad la, I believe, ra-affirma- tion of oar people’* determination to tinua on tha sound, stable and progressive course wa hava steadfastly pursued for tha peat sixteen months. In tha ayes of tha nation, this ahould provide proof of tha stability of our atate and of our recog­ nition that in good government wa will find tha foundation for building tha great eat state in tha nation. >Now wo muat work together. Florida's future is boundless and it la before ua IVith courage and cooperation, with vision and tmderatanding, wa will build a state of which wa ean ba even more proud. Again, I aay from the bottom of my heart and for my whole family: Thankc And LeRoy Collins will never 1st you down. baRoy CoUina, Governor • V: v ' �rr- •. • . QkJt i *' ,»* t«Vz* . * "■k•■ YourGirl Scouts La st M eeting Is Held By C e n tral C ircle of Club UROWNIK TROOP NO. TWO, led by Mr*. Duller, ha* bom working on lU Mother'* Day FRIDAY glfia and a* an extra treat ap­ Central Clrcl# of th* Garden • Th* Jaeiranda Circle of the peared on TV on the Uncle Walt Club held It* la»t meeting of tho program recently. The Troop I* season a* the home of Mr*. M. C. Garden Club will meet at the a!*o working on the bandage* for Harran, Park Avr. with Mra. Zob home of Mr*. E. C. Rush for a pic­ the Cancer Loan Cloaet In con­ Ratliff a* eo-hoate**. nic supper which will be served junction with Beta Sigma Phi Member* were greeted at Iho promptly at 7 p. m. Co-hostcssca Sorority which sponsor* them. door and escoited to the dlnlnt Mr*. Grant’* TROOP THREE room where Mr*. Ratliff served with Mrs. Rush at 1918 Locuit ha* completed and brought home punch and cookie* from a beau'.i- Ave. will be Mr*. J. C. Andrew* Mother'* Day gift* which it folk- apnoidtrd table. and Mrs. Geneva Van Dusklrk. Ivey planted In pot*. The arsslnn wn* opened with Each ono Is requested to bring Mr*. Norris's- TROOP FIVE a tllhte Verse and th* "Lord'* ha* been working hard on it* Praver" *»ld in unison. Mr*. B. own service and husband or fly-up ceremony which will take C. Moore, chairman, presided. Mr*. friends are invited. place in the near future. They George McCall, program chairman, The Dirt Gardener* Circle of are alto working on the gift* for pr»*ented Mr*. Helen Wlnnulit. the Sanford Garden Club will mother*. The nominating committee who GIRL 8COUT TROOP NINE were’ Mr*. Ratliff and Mr*. J. L. meet at 11 a. in. ai the homo ol under the guidance of Mr*. Fred Jack'nn. reported. Mr*. George Mr*. M. L. Cullum, 708 S. Elliott Robb entertained the member* of R. McCall wa* elected circle Ave. A covered dish luncheon will the KasUlde Nursery recently chairman, for next year. Mr*. be served. with a picnic. Several of the girl* Moore retiring chairman, wa* Members of tho Ixnra Garden thrn volunteered to watch the presented a begonia. Circle and their husbands will children the rest of the after­ Committee* for Ihe next year have a barbecue supper at 7 p. m. noon. were appointed end suggestion* at the homo of Mr. and Mra. TROOP EIGHT under the lend- made for the program* for next Fred Ganas on Golden Lake. Hoserahlp Mr*, llertehel ha* b e e n year. tessea will bo Mra. Ganas, Mrs. making flower pul*. Ivey has Those present were Mr*. J. R. nalph Dean, Mr*. Wight Kirlley been planted in them also. Field*, Mr*. II. M. Papworth, Sir*. and Mra. W. V. Roberts. TROOP 10 under the new lead- Frank Hill, Mr*. Janie* MoughTho Adult Choir will cn.loy a eriliip of Mrs. W. L. Barkley ton, Mr*. Zeli Ratliff, Ml** A. banquet at First Baptist Church SENIOR IIALt.RT. Shown abovt la • seen* from tha Sentnr recital of th* Duxbury School of Dfrtvehic who took the place of Mr*. L. E. Conte, Mis* Alice Cooper, Mr*. I , oup: Dottla Williams, Mary Jan* Flynt, Carol Nutt, at 7:00 p. m. Spencer met Wednesday fur n M. C. Hagan, Mr*. Frink Fvan* Soloist, Jonl Saunders; Second Uroup: Janie* Kin tw, Nancy Uicnaru* and juiio Jennings, ll'hoto by The Hibiscus Garden Circle will Jameson) •wimmlng trip to Sanlando. Mr*. George McCall, Mr*. A. F. Tho trip was a reward f<*r tho Collum, Mr*. R. W. Turner. Mr*. meet at 11 a. m. for a covered telling of the Girl Scout CVoklc** France* lloli, Mr*. A. C. Benson,1dish lunelieOn at the home of Mrs. an'.* Circle of First Raptist Church man with Mr*, 'll. C. Ilctzel, by the girl*. Wekivn River ltd. at 3 p. m.j No. Junior High P-TA , Mrs. It. C. Moore and Mr*. Helen I Jcc Moss, Silver Lake and Mrs. will marl at 8 p m. W. J. Tull a* cohostess. New of­ The troop Is well under way Winqulst, The Young 1’enple‘t Department Six: Mr*. A. (’. Moore, chairman, ficers will be Installed. for It* Variety Show slated Ju n e j of First Ripllsl Sunday School will with Mrs. David Ro'.hrlirld in l>) Hears Planning (1 under the direction of assistant The Rose Circle of the Garden enjoy a parly at the homo of Mrs. Rary at 3 p. m. Co-hustess Is leader, Jana William*. A garden YW A 's Have M eet Club will meet at the home .of W. E. Giles o.' Lake Monroe. Mr*. Chrl*. Rutlcr; No. Seven: On Recreation setting I* planned and It I* ‘‘ex­ Mr*. W. D. Brinson chairman, Ths Junior High School P-TA The YWA’s of Ihe First Rap- Mrs. II. A. Simpson In Geneva at The ‘ Semlr,ole County Hume pected" to be n good show. 10 a. in. Covered dish lunrhcmi. Demo Club will have a sewing with Mrs. Andrew McPherson mrt Tuesday night. After rou­ TROOP NO It with Mr*. C. It. tl»t Church met Tuesday night at The annual Spring Frolic* will class at tht center starling at 10 1813 Vernnngo Avo at 3 p. m. tine business wa* discussed, John the home of Mr*. Irving Pryor June* and Mr*. Robert Bcix for a renulnr meeting. bo presented at 8 p. m. In the a. m. Any liucrclcd women are Mr*. 1.. MorrUon a* co-hoste**: Anglo nutllncil an Interesting sum­ leader*, I* (till at work on the I’mccrest School auditorium. Tic­ invited lu attend. Bring a lack Circle Eight (Mornln r) Mr*. Jack mer recreation program whleS Faye Ashley, president, opened patrol flag*. Tho troop is getting Greene, chairman, wilh Mrs. E. S. will be deigned especially (or the kets may bo purchased at the lunch. the session. very excited on tho plan* for door. Plan* were iti*eu**rd foe the The Frirmkhlp League of the McCall liOil E. 14th 8t at 9:18 a. Junior High Group. tho b^g camp out which I* expec­ next yrai'» program and the Congregational Christian Church m.; No. Nino (morning) Mr*. He will welcome any suggastloni SATURDAY ted to Iw tho fir*t week in Juno. MR. AND MUR. RfHiim GARNER next meeting will be held at the will have a regular meeting at Hugh Whelchrl Jr., chairman, for activities of Interest trf that with Mrs. Hugh Whclchcl Sr. 1013 age. The P,. A.’* will meet tinder the the church at 2 p. in. (I’holo by Cox I Many of the girl* are biuihing home of Mr*. Charlc* Henham, up on how to make fire*, first leadership of Mr*. Vance Duko at Mav 29. Si. Catherine's Chapter nf Holy Magnolia Ave. with Mr*. II. A. The Affirm fee Ihe coming yeal ★ Vf aid, games, songs, and how to 0:00 p. m. Thn«o attending were Peggy Cross Woman's Auxiliary will Howard a* ro.liMste** at 10 a. m.; were Installed hy Mr*. W. R. .011*8# make a be) roll. Evening Circle No. Oiici Mr*. They are Mrs. Michel Thoma*, Tho Ladle* Aid Society of Ihe meet at 3 p m. at the home of Cruuch, Maty Ann Hall, June Ring, Junnltn Wynne, Fay Ash­ Lutheran Church will time a bake Mrs. George l). Bishop, 1918 llibis- W, 8. Ilrumlov Jr. chairman, with president; George Pillar*!’ trici front of Sear* at 8:30 a. m. rus Court with Mr*. A. II. Key as Mrs. II. J. Ill*bee, 1118 Magimlla president; Mr*. Clifford Abte«, C la ss Has M eet In ley and Mi** Margaret Pentium. saleThein new Ave. at 8 p. in. Mr*. W. II. Wray secretary; Ted William*. trrasuN executive board of the colmst ess, Cake anil punrh were tervrd it* rrfrcjhntcnt*. All InteresteJ girl* (Jiristinn Women'* Fellowship of Ciicle* of the Women nf tho and Mr*. M. Graham co-|io*tc**ci.; if ; and Mrs. Cecil Carlton, hlilor# Pennington Home between the age* nf 17 and '.’I the First Christian Church will First Presbyterian Church will Evening Circle No. Two. Mr*. C. Ian. In the lovely home of Mr. and grrencry surioundej the crystal Mrs. W. E. Fleming proposed a meet at the par*onngo on Ktitur- meet a* follow*: No, ona; Mr*. McKllddn Jr. chairman, with Mrs. ate urged to come to meeting*. Mr*. Arthur U. Pitt* on Grand­ plate. Uouquet* of other spring The Phcbcan-Gnldrn Clrrle Class day, 7:!I0 p. m. with the Incoming Victor Brown, clinirninti with C. V. Henderson, I I 14 Park Ave. rising vote of thanks and grati­ of the First Ttaptkt Church met view Avr. .Mis* Sarah l.ouvrnia flower* were throughout the tc»t at t|,p president Mr*. Hairy Falk pre­ Mr*. L. J. Lehman, ‘J:i5 fan Inn at 8 p. in.; Mr*. Robert Jackson tude for the year* of service o| nf Eugene PenOFFICERS INSTALLER llunn, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Ave. at 'J:3H p, m. In Winter n* rO’hnsiesa; Evening Circle No. n. E. True for Junior High School At a recent meeting of llte siding. of the room. 1 mngton Tuesday evening for it* J. I.. Dunn end linger Echols Room count was won by Mra, The CYK or Ihe First Christian Park. Co.|in*te*s, Mr*. Lily Jones; Three: Mr*. David Edward* chair­ West Kidp P-T \ the follow ing The immodiate family and monthly hitilnrs* and sitGainer, sun of Mr. and Mr*. L. man, with Mr*. V. J. Marasitn Corkran and Mra. Hart, aevtnUi Church will mccl at the church .s'n. Two: Mr*. It. C. Maxwell, officer* were Installed for the onF. Garner were united In marri­ friend* *ere greeted st the door 3013 Elm Ave at 8 p. in. and eight grads tcachcri, reipaou. ....... r ' #l mre,inK wl,h W*“ w suing year: president, Mrs, Carl lor a beach party at 3:30 p. in. ehnii man, with Mi*. Cliarlex Ilruok* serving a* ro-hnatra*. age in a simple but impressive hy Mr*. Pitt*. Cake was served CWF Circle Three of the First lively. Prescott; vice president, Carl Wilke. 420 Summerlin Ave at 3:30 MONDAY ceremony. by the gloom's aunt, Mr*. II. K. The home was tastefully decora­ Prescott; »eeretury, Mr*. It. E. ('hrisllnn Church will meet Mon­ Meeting adjourned until a u t n. in.; Clrrle Three: Mi*. P. T. year, day, 7:30 p. in. with Mr*. O. T. The Elder John I.. Willie per­ MeN«h and punch was served by ted In gladioli and rose*. Circle* of the W.M.U. will niret The zession opened with a p ra t­ Mitchell; Irtasuter, Mr*. G, A. at First Baptist Church at 10:43 Piety, chairman, with Mr*. C. II. Pearson. ■—' 11 >■!«■ formed the double ring ceremony, Mr*. Robert C. Wood. Harris, lllft Myrtla at 3 p.m .; er by Mr*. M. N. Cleveland and Harris. The E. M. Wive* Club will hnvu Episcopal Church will tntal *1 th* which wa* held M*y 4 at 7 p.m. a. m. A covered dish luncheon will No. Four Mrs. t>. C, Howard, After spending sonic time with The P-TA extend* a welcome against a background of fern the gtie*:* the now Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Ruth Arnold gave a most In- to all of it* new firat grade lie served at 12:00 noon. The W. chairman, with Mr*. Frank Llesko a meeting at H p. in. In the San­ home of Mr*. M. Cornell 1009 devotional tiling llmrt, and spring flower*. The hum* and her husband left for a *hort ( mothers and anticipate* >their M.U. program meeting will ho lilt Palmetto Avu at !l p. hi. Co- ford 1180 located on First Street Grandview Ave. North at I p. m. wa* opened tn«uile and wi* de­ honeymoon. After returning they medium, and full length with* joining them In it* activities for conducted at 1:00 p. m. Tha Boy 8couta Kill ma*» a t liostea* Mr*. J, J. Webber; No, and Sanford Ave. A pot luck *uptaper* representing youth, middlecorated with while gladioli map- will rcilile at l-’JS N. l)rlundu Tha Elsie Knight nuslnes* Worn- Five; Mr*. Clarence Snyder, cbalr- per will bo enjoyed and all mem­ First Presbyterian Church at I the coining year. age and Ihe aged. dragon* atatii and Easter Lille*. Ave, In Winter Park. bers a<« asked to bring a covered p. m. Large -hasketa of white flower* dish. Games will bo plnyed after Tho Girl Scout Mother and Mr*. Garner I* attending Semi­ Her comment* centered around the following verse of scripture: and tall tapered candelabra were nole High School. n short buslnc*.* meeting. All E. Daughter Banquet will be hlK I t "Remember thy Creator In the placed at one end of ihe long liv­ M. Wive* who nio not mrinlier* the First Presbyterian Church la Mr. Garner I* ptesenlly connec­ days nf thy juutli," stressing the ing room against a white draped ted arn invited to attend tha meet­ Ihe Educational Boom at 6:30 p. m. Miih Me Krhnl. Hrridlngen. lln' p ortJncc of lrr' v |n8 ,;()(| 0Ar|y window flanked with fern. tinea until .fun* when he will enter Tha De Rary post 8093 VFW will ing. , , in life Ihu* enjoying a long span white wedding hell* tii>,| with u Ihe *emi> ami St. Mark* Chapter of tha Wo­ meet In th* community center at be .lallonel at (lf abimiUnl |,vlnRf large satin bow m itered the Columbia, K.C. , man'* Auxiliary of Holy Crux* 8 p . m . chandelier which hung in the cen-. Mr*. Tom Mero presided over ter of the room. the session. Old and new business was discussed and a line offering Before the rrromony "Became" Today wa* taken. Report* from ihe class wa* playrd softly in the back­ treasurer were marie. Member* & ground and the brid* entered to expre**rri the desire la assist in the traditional wedding march Saturday helping an ill member anil her by Richard Wagner, Mi** Faye family until she Is stronger. Garner, sister of the groom, sang Circle No. Three of the W8CS A message of sympathy from "th e LorJ'a Prayer'* after the TONY FAT PRNISTwaaarp* of ih« First Methodist Church the class way requested to be sent rite*. The former Mi«« Dunn wa* met in McKinley Hall Tuesday to a bereaved member. Mr*. Horace Liltlo was reported gowned in a street length dress at 11 a.m, fur a coveted dish moving In another state in the of white organ»ii over tsffeta luncheon. A devotional was giver) by Mr*. near future. and lare. The eostuni* featured a beautiful swrethratt neckline A. M. Remu*at using Mother's After Ihe session game* were accented with whirred folds and • Day a* her theme. i enjoyed with prize* nf hand-niado fitted loidire tapering into a full PLUS SECOND BIO HIT— Th* builnesa wn* closed for aprons awarded to Mrs. Cleveland flowing ikirt. Around her neck tha year ending with n prayer and Mr*. H. A. Hall. a R o v v m w 'A is f i— O -M she wnre a dainty rhaln holding by Mr*. RiimcII McKnigh:. Guests were then Invited Into 1 b m ___. —t x i a flnating opsl, a gift from the A delirious nien| we* served. the dining room where lovely rcgroom. Her hat wa* a half-erest Thn»o attending were Mr*. Ar­ Ireshmenls wexe served by the u i h a short fingertip veil. Miss thur llrrkwith Jr., chairman; hoslesse*. \ IUIUUKI fl-Miri Dunn wore white short and Ring Mr*. Bay W, Herron, Mr*. J. O. Those allcndwg Ihe meeting while glove* of taffeta. She car­ !.an»y. Mr*. Don Linik, Mrs. wre Mr*. Cleveland. Mr*. Tom '. VUIU BtlliKM CKJUtlOIK CIKKVOOOl ried a white prayer book topped William Norris, Mr*. Walter Mero. Mr*. Waller Brooks, Mrs. a* nun uni miiiimi tu t with a single white orchid ac­ Price, Mr#,. Robert H. Iteely,'Carl McWhorter, Mrs. B. M. Roy, cented by satin streamers. Mr*. A. M. Rcmusat, Mr*. Boy Mrs. II. A. Hall, Mr*. J. G. David, 1 1; Mis* Ann Vorndran, malJ of Wad, Mr*. John 8. White. Mr*. Mr*. Francis Smith, Mrs. C. O. honor, and only attendant, wore E. M. Williams, Mrs. Grrtrhen Todd, Sir*. H. R. Parkw. Mr*. NEW (TIBERLEADERS! At rerent 8118 election* the new rhcerlpadvr* were elected by the *tudents S u n d a y _ 3 ' a street Worth drr*i of pink Crowell, Mr*. Russell Mcknight, Janie* Smith, Mr*. ||. V. Nelson and faculty to cheer nt the football, basketball an I bn*eball game# next year. Shown, lofi to right, ...» i polished satin print with white and Mra. Allre McDaniel. Jr., Mr*. JJonnic Stanley, Mr*. I are Nan Cushing, 8eninr; Shirley Morgan, Junto:-; Lynda Yearkle, Sophomore; Junnltn Wynne, Senior: Kny l\ey, Freshman; Second Rowi Pegg < .lane i iini'-ui i. 1 • •• ,i-i« *i*•,!»< ». arrrssnrles. She carried a bouquet lluth Arnold, Mr*. Ktigrnr Pen­ of blue carnation*. nington, and .Miss Jill Pennington. inure; Nnn-y Cash, Senior; Dottio Motts next year's captain, Senior; and Jef Fihioy, Junior, (Photo hy Jameson l Robert Gonzales, acted ** belt Date Is Changed ' -m i i n ii— man. Immediately after the cere­ The Woman'* Auxiliary nf the *- T mony a reception wa* held in Seminole Memorial Hospital wilt meet May 24 in Ihe Commission the home. A l«rg« table over laid with a er'a room at the City Hall. The Mrs. Ralph T. Cowan Jr. ami W illa * white lare clyth held a three board will meet al 7 p. m. with daughter Gall, have returned home nr. .......... .. c a k .'w h ic h "w ii!‘h* *1 A P 'm . Iront Monroe, La., where they tiered wedding cut by the couple. Crystal camlet-1 Member* are asked }o please •pent three week* with her par­ holders flanked each side an d !nol* change of date. . ent*, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Braun. Wtiw Yoti Set "UU’* • ★ ★ ★ ★ Impressive Home Rites Unite Miss Sarah Dunn, Roger Garner * Methoc/ist Circles T R it z C?Tlieatre CURTIS•CROW lfY-BORGHM E ARE JUNGLE BIG DAYS SfticUUSHQ*$cm€*t( (poMonah YOUR HEART Yea fell in love With Her Before ..New THANK YOU! FOR THE WONDERFUL VOTE YOU CAVE ME IN TUESDAY’S FIRST PRIMARY ELECTION. I LACKED ONE I VOTE to exceed the total vote received by my four opponents. THINK OF IT I . You gave me 3350 expressions of confidence In ir.y ability and experience of over 22 years In the T u x Asses*ors Office, while my nearest opponent received but 1H>2 voles. i She's yjoivsM Cfifi^sAjtifiadR A WoM She's PRESENTER TO GABS' With Rest Wishes of •furring I sbi-ercly npjrocinto this fine expression on your part and URGE you to be sure to make my next victory more decisive. LeslieCann Cnunlrr«lgnrd M AR Y E. EARLE Jo)*far NOT TRANSFERABLE OR TRADEABLE IN CA8II « « *» « ?** T H E Q U A L IF IE D C A N D ID A T E FO R T A X A SSESSO R Your vote and * 1Printhhidii-TaaOf continued aupport for the MAY 20th PRIMARY will FEATURE STARTS be sincerely appreciated. 1:30 * 3:30 * SiSO * 7*80 * tiSQ (Tald Political Adv. Paid For by Mary E. Earl*) ■: *» . >o-r. . • ;.At# fi- V i •}* uAn«N.li-jz2?Ir • ** �I rXHhC1 i .r »NcM3JA*<MirA&ikiif&£isliifcLc.iA-&tAhaknay'j>ii‘ MtjHSfU* ' * LliB ItlH AM1 v / > ' . *r - • • Pag# 8 :J '. F r l. May 11, 1958 THE SANTORO HERALD Old-Timers Game Set m Dm tfcetr M )**« nlxht »t the Stadium they knocked A li- iu n •# tn» Rotary iM tli • kiktiU «onAlno«d f M t a sa a d work by I n McMm » % t o . * « All-Stare took ■ m 't m toM i* tto *p*nJng half Inn. Dm etoap* etoroud back with t o r talllM joat to tot it to known ■ to o l they tod no tnuntlon of drepptof tho poat-Maeoa "world **r!*a" tuesto. & BIU Roblnion'o thr**-b«gger w u tho “toll hit" of tho |omo, b«t Cot 11 Dandridga and Tony Ootntan drilled doubles. bath ef th a n developing Into runa at did >M of tho brilliant dofenelv* if« doturod in tho fln t Inni. Georg* Harriott had drawn I on Bowon’a hohto of hla roll* and whon Dandrldgo polod out i two hoggor Into loft field, nrtott Mod to maka It all tha f to homo. Carter had fielded i tall and Dave Bramlett had to over half way to got hit *w. Tho relay to tho plate I Harriott by two steps. Dandrldgo took third on a wild pitch and ocorod a moment later M another of tho eame breed. Tho All-Star ratked up a run . each In tho third and fifth frame*. With two out Dandridr# drove * M hall taat tho mound which MeMurmy atabboil and slowed down but It went on toward m ’ ton off the aeck. Tho All-Star «ond. Bramlett awept la after It to t hla harried throw drew Robinootohor pllforrod tho neat two toga ao Bueh drew a paea. Brook« then clapped out a ilnglo that thaaed Pandrldro arro*«. ftetman’a double put him half way ground and he made it the rc»t Of the way 'when Engllih mlaeed • throw at second bate. In tho fourth Inning MeMurray diverted what •earned to bo die* oater whon with three on and two out bo aot down Letter Buih on strike*. MeMurray, Rohineoa. Bramlett •nd Carter accounted for the Cubo Initial now In their turn at t o t MeKerrey walked, etole •*ootid and third. Robinto* wai U fa at ftrol on Bueh'e error on wMoh MeKerr ay arored. Hramlot! tingled to right Paid and throw-in to In frnltlee* effort to eatrh Carter drew a pat*. WHIto Bowen hlooped e4 aoeood and Bramlett and Carter ware in Cortof marked In the aoeond whon ho otogled otoled the key. atone rook, took third on o wild pitch and cam* In on tho aamo thing. Three Cuh rune In tho fourth cam* alter too we/VJul. M v V w ray tingled, ttola eeeond. Corley lofted to left for a tlngla and drova In MrMtfrray. Here le where Rohlneon lined out hit triple and Corley eama In, followed lm. mediately by Roblneon on Bueh'e hobble. Before Mayor F. D. Scott throw out tbo first hkll, awards were made of Sonny Powell and Roy Holler trophies they preient each year. The Powell pedeital fur belt MEMBERS OF THE faeron-51 Bowling taam, champions of tha aportamanihlp went to Cecil Den- 1956 NAAS intramural bowling league, were awarded trophies dridge, ratehor-pltcher-capuln of racently by Captain H. IV. Jackson, UfLN, Commanding Officer tho Tlgeri. Doyle Corley w*« de. of Sanford Naval Air Station. Pictured left to right: Cap. elgnated tha winner of tha Holler tain Jackson. Lt. J. F. McDonald, M. E. Smith, M. Lockwood, J. W. moet valuable player trophy. Cor- O stano, D. D. Clark, and J. R. Coa. (not pictured) A. B. CahilL (Official Fhote, U. S. Navy) ley'* work behind the hat and hie huetle for tha championship Cube drew tha attention of the offi­ cial*. He and hie hattery-mate Ken MrMurray have made a tough combination for their opponents. Corley edged ahead among thoie In contention for the award be­ has lost only one seasotf series In By F.D WILKS came he ie a daring runner on that span end It to Cleveland that The Associated Praia the boie pathe and In the Ircgue This was supposed to be Rlack did It, 13-9 laat year. having batted .529 for the 10 Miniature baseballs were given Friday in the American League— Bob tamon, who couldn’t get the day seven clubs iwqke to find the Job done In six tries against gamei In which he appeared, to the members of the Cub team: themselves among the walking Ih* Yanks last season, went the Ken Me Murray fC apt), Doyle dead with the New York Yankees route with ease yesterday on an r , , Blit Roblmon, Terry haling copped C'e pennant al the eight-hitter. Hie only mistakes ft™ * wer* home run balls to Mickey Christensen, Donald Carter, Jim­ earliest dite yet. Thal'i the way the talk was go­ Mantle and Yogi Berra. It wee my Edge, Freddie Morton. VIII Barks, Don C!*u*e and Willie ing. Those Yanki had smirked tha Mantle's 11th, Berra's 10th. Boston Red Jbjx 4 out of 3 and The Indians gave Maury Mc­ Bowen, Dave Bramlett. Pre-game ceremonies weio em­ spanked the Chicago White Sox 2 Dermott a fit. The veteran south­ ’out of 3. All they had to do was paw was rapped for five of the ceed by Charlie Morriaon. festshulfle the Injuna and of Tribe’s eight hl'.i and four runs The Ilo* Scorei Casey Stengel had the deck in five innings. ALL-STARS stacked again. tt was all over in the third. Player AB R H Rut the Cleveland Indians put * Chico Carrasquel doubled, Jim Ha­ . i o n stop to all that. The tribe won the gan—who had (our straight walks McKlhbln, rf 2 o o rubber game of a three game —scored him with a single and Harriett. 2h English, 2b 1 o i »erie» going away yesterday at took second on the Ihcnw to the Dandridge, « 3 3 I Yankee Stadium. The 7-2 victory plate Thrn Jim llushy singled Me­ 2 0 Bush, is lifted them past Boston Into.sec­ gan home and Al Rosen cracked 2 0 Brooke, p ef ond place, two games behind New a 450-foot triple. Getmen, If York. 2 1 Georg* Kell.and Minnie Mlnoso 3 0 Cordell, 3b lloiton went down 21 to Chica­ homered to end the White >ov • High,lb 1 0 go, which snapped a five game los­ slump, hut It was the nifty relief Mnye, ef 1 0 ing streak. job of Bob Keegan, who took over Summmllt, p 2 (1 Those were the only two games from Connie Johnson with one out Tot ale 12 1 played in the ma)ors. All the and the bases loaded In the first c l ’n s other scheduled contests were inning, that clinched It. AB R II rained out. Pleyer Keegan, a right-hander with a 3 If Cleveland keeps this up, Man- 9 4 lifetime mark against tha BoClaus*. 2b 0 ager Al tapes can write s surr-het sox, had their number again, get­ English, 2b 2 best feller entitled "How to Beal ting Jim I’tersall on a doubleMcMurray, p I Casey Stengel." Slenget. now in play hall on his first pitch and Corley, * f hla eighth year with the Yanks, then Kettering seven Kite u>% Robinson, lb a Rramlett, ss ..............~ t •— i Bowen, Ih l Darke, ef i Edge, rf Total* 14 ALL STARS— 7 * 1 * 1 —1 4 1 CUBS— 4 1 e J i —* * 4 Indians W in Rubber Game; 2 Behind Yanks SOUTH BEND, Ind. GB-Coaeh Terryj Brennan, looking hard for youngsters capable of first-line duty, put four sophomores in Notre Dime's varsity lineup for tomorrow's annuel spring football game with the old-TImers. The old-timeri ere graduated and about.to.be.graduated stars of p u t Irish seasons, every year) they euit up to glfe neat season's Notra Dima teem a test of big time competition In a game end­ ing spring training. In the old-timers lineup were eight players from the 1935 sea­ son: Wayne Edmonds end ex-captain Rey Lemek. tackles; Pat Blsceglfa end John McMullan, guards, Don Schaefer and Dick Fitigerald, hacks; Gene KapUh, End: Jim Mense, renter. All except Ed­ monds end McMullen played In either the Eest-West or NorthSouth postseeson games last winter. Other nlddlmere Include Ernie Zalejskl, who lest played In 1949; I to team -m ile Bra Stead who mg walked but i n In 32 framte. West P»lm Beach'* Bobby Dunn the rookie to watch, led In itrlko ORLANDO, — Nine hurlers re­ out* with 42, but there wert indi­ main undefeated In Florida State cations that Tony Tegenkamp ot League play thrrugn Wednesday Si. Petersburg, with 33, will be i as the circuit neared the end of rough rival for leadership in that It* *hird week of play, much of it field. rain-interrupted. Don Hinnnm, Palalka. came up Orlando's scrappy little Art Wednesday night wllh the best efBrophy led tht nine with four ftna fort of the young season by hold­ victories. He w u eecond In men ing the Daytona Beach Islanders fanned with 35, and had walxed away from third base in a brilliant °n/y II in 37 innings, second only T to 0 shut out decision. Nine Hurlers Still Undefeated In F S L Paul Mati and Dan Shannon, ende, and Tom Carey, quarterback, 1954; Men!) Mavruldes. guard, 1953; Chet Ostrowski, end, 1931: Gus Cifelli. tackle, 19(9; and Frank Epstein, guard, 1950. Var­ sity reserves round out tha old* timers squad, th e three returning '55 starter! are in Rrennen'e opening varsity lineup—captain Jim Morsa at left hall, Paul Hornung at queerer* heck and Dick Pendergeit at left end. Sophomore* tapped for .u rtin g asiigur.enti are Frank Geremia left tackle; Rob Wetoska, right end; Jim Just, right half; and Ron Toth, fullback. Completing the lineup are Gene Hedrick, left guard; Lou Loncarlc, center; Rob Gaydos, right guard; and George Groble, right tacklt. ROSSETTER'S FLOWERS say a Happy Mother's Day F.T«rjr Mother love* flower* on her rl»r CORSAGES . . . ARRANGEMENTS BLOOMING POTTED PLANTS Glexlmloe Ataleae '56 S E C B ase b all' T o Be Settled Toda reet of the way. In the eighth riersall doubled with one nut. But Keegan got pinch hitter Ted Williams and Sammy White on routine flies. Mel I'arnell, the hard-luck guy who's been Jinxed by Injuries, was the loser Kell lagged him for the winning homer on a 3 0 pitch in the sevcnlh; UNIVERSITY, Min. '^ -F lo rid a and Mississippi met her* todey to decide the 1IM Southeastern Conference buebstl title. Florida, winner of the eastern division fttle, took the first game in the best two-of-Cire* series g.J at Gainesville, Fla., Wednesday. A victory by Mississippi, western division champion, would require another game her* tomorrow to settle the SEC title. Mama Begonlaa Hydrangea* Catadixa Pnachlaa Gtraalaasa A. K.ROSSETTER FLORIST Celery Are. Phone 111 We Telegraph Flower* Anywhere, A nytim e SPRING By Alan Mavar •«. - : .• ;'/• v ; f m-8 »y* 4A» 9 AtPOLiCOr/t NEW p*pgtiPfM<9 CHAMP/OM o r M A tr g M t roo**gy AT S S m \ 3 a S WHtCg W /U $ t H no r o t 7At to rn v m », APRIL f *>Q. aa 1956 AUTOMATIC ASHERS | i 4. ,' ACTIVATOR ACTION 04 ra t tM/roMto m o t AAtrgM t mw cA*r oAor A twe-ovgp ru t A t CORO •sjmsffssr 100**17% A/O roAT- TNt fft& V A l OPWHtCA HA* A f 6 / •POOT POTT THAT dWHr M/M AM fAOlO f . ON T tit PAffigp /Or* ^ WocW'i Flim! WoUiint Action ^ l£ N V Jp*J"0Bi S S L*e '" '" ‘ " S '* nrru v S a/i r* r Moon WA «0N I w»nt to exprese my •inccro appreciation to •II my many friends who helped end eupported m« 3 0 0 T h « '' CO\\W'on Ceaptotely wtMitlt • lust set the did f e a u a s l a a f t o a la a d to a U P irW m R iv p r f W P | I.E.J-ftv wrlttMnrmtj during this campaign. BRAND Ym wait TOP Quality Toe wait 10WPrice 1956 :: Al! of jroi K»to my deepest, heartfelt thanka C . W , (Charlie) BECK C H E V R O L E T 1/2 T O N P IC K UP T R U C K 325 H BIB YM BOTH! NEW * Dow* 49 95 Include* Fire Thefl Collision Life Inauran Sanford Electric Co. PhOM 44S H O LLER East 2nd. St. at Palmetto M OTOR OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL |;00 P. M. ----------- .. - — .............. . S A LES Phone* 1234 — 1AS» #’ �..... ■.T r :r r -Tw.t r y rc - '-’- r — -n.-.^rn r <&?'■ T R ir AAVTOSH HF^AT.n I r r i . 5!«jr 11, 195(1 '^ e Directs T h a t . S. Continue Seekina Agreem ent Pag* 7 ‘i ed Collins Is A rticu late C ritic By M I L PKTT NEW YORK jh - T e r t CnUini. f ‘in fur 25 y r a r l ha* been K*tr n t h '* manager. procurer and •n n o u n crr in radio and later in TV, ii a fr r e - i u m j ln * . articulate e. ".ic nf the new medium. 1 m -h t a'.xn be explained tha' 1' rM tber Ted nor Kate e t e r * m k e sin both will atlll he able to a ord three hot meale a day J*o-#y in the hank ran live a p a n a fine feelma of abandon and Ted hauled off freely in terver te! wide a r n . m F r - e pi if n. ‘ The wnrxt.'* he «aid, ‘'lx the guy- whn taken hi» TV ihnw nut of tnwn. He leavee with '2 cent* and return* with 12 but he h*« had a lovely free lime. How do you know? It'a ea»y. “ On the air, he thanka the sirlire which flew him. the hntel for h it room, the reitauran t for rhe hot sandwiches at reheanale, the • f e Inthler whn xupplied hit xlarki, w e barber who xhevert him, the parking lot which aaved him |l.*0. “ The eponmr le to blame; he emild atop it He'x *av|n( peanut# for ih rie xervlcex and five* away thnuxande nf dollara in p l u n in return. If** louxy In llxten to." Snap nperaa oa TV. “ They've been very euccexiful on radio, hut they don't la»t long § n TV. Why? Becauxe rttere'a too M&th turnnvar in the caat. You have to pay actor* ennufh xn that they'll work for you exclusively and remain with you for a Iona tima. The viewer Ideniifiee with them . The e a t t become* — nr ehould hero me — e* familiar at (he viewer'* own family. “ Whal happen*? The heroine ha* a hoy friend. You get eo you reeognlie him. Then the eclor ha* * headache and can't perform “ That day rhe lequence xhnw* thr h"rom e on her hnnevmoon. It'* * different guy. a different actor I v e r y h o d * in the audience know* (hi* but the heroin* They ihmild have written ih* male lead out of rhe acripl. Or thev xhould have h i d an altem ata trrip t. “ The w a p nper* artor ha# to work only for the one ihnw. Hr e e n 't he a pnext int tha afternonn Ik n d xhow up on Studio On# that nigh: a* a gingxter holding-up two guy* in* an alley." Conrletency in commercial*. “ t man dnexn't x»ll nrod"ot* until the audienea |* ta t* know him and behave in him. If he x»iti elia re t* one year, ha ean'l coma h ack a * a t eeaeon and any he'e • w e n # • *(*nrwta and awitehed *0 eigaea." Kata » « H h H fh( doeen’l M ava bar t u n ehow os TV. Col­ lin* la content t« leeve it that w iy Be and *he, he *aye, would much re th e r h e r e h e r make gu«xt • p p e ir in c e i . e* *he will he dot n t periodically on the F.d Sullivan ihow. than have her o>n •h o » Thit way. *»** Collin*, “ th« olher »ny h»x *11 the worn** »nd we live longer " More than T**a of vehicle! In­ v o lv e d in fatal aecident* in IMS w ere traveling itraight ahead. ' Legal Notice i n t h r. r t n c t t T c n c " T . j r t a r e u i n i f t t i . r i m f i t in t n i t rxin x k n i x i i i . k i iii x n . I> XHXVI «H» l **l»l r.X> L MKtlMA.VN jn* MAM'* U Ht.KUAN.V. ol* wire. IMeietirt*. A S S A H ’ a MTOEIX and *11 **rclaiming any ••>*<• r (hi. or lotereet i« or liee ipoe fie reel property oerein Uererioen. tir any pert thereof, Defendant# •TATE o r FLORIDA TO Ann* II Campbell, whoee realdanue i* unk n i x a to* to ell p«r*ona elalmln* •ay eeltta. rtiht, nil* or iniereal "r lien upon lb* rte) property Intereln deenrlbed. *r xnr per1 there­ at defendant* ilRKKTINrja TOU AttK. Hr.RKHT N O T IF im (h»i e prooeedine to <j1.1wt title hea • ten brought in me 1'irouH Court ft! eminole t*otinty, floride tee r si Anr* H femphrlt. end ell per•one etalmln* tanr o r eetete rieni •ona aiaimine tel le it nr lien upon Vila nr Intereni dearrlhed reel pro■ t fnllnwlne dexcrll lemlnol* County, p erir eltuete In len Wlrrlde. to wn All' that pert nf the BK'C «f the NWU nf »*e*lon II Tnwn• hip >1 Inuth. Ranee I* eeet. whir* (lea north of the follow­ ing deirrlhrd line Rtfln 4(0 foot north nf the ew enrnee nf entd HI#1, of the N\V '4. run them-n Kail In -he weeterlr ehorn of • <malt lane, ihen-'e eoiiihreeterlr to e point i n i l feet north of the HR rortier of oaul Xft'i of me NW . • rid ynu ere herehy reunited to file with the clerk of eaM oourt your f r l t t e n epprerenoe r pore" natty. nr by eitn rrey i In enid nroreedlne* before the (let nor of Mav ? nII*.nr end thereefter to fit* aarvlre on th* oppnelne munael and file with laid Clerk »nur written do* feme*. If any. to the rnmplelnt • t the tlmee preerrihed •-» lew. tnorein eettlne up the eetete right, title nr Intereet In nr Hen upon the ■t.oye dexrrlhed proper* H amad hr Herein fell not or ludentent will be entered eealnxt t"u hv defenli tVtTNUPR n t hand and the eenl • f aald enurt at Sanford rinrlda. thta il th d_ay or April* 1*41. 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A I* *l|nl le 'e Trite ( e l k * 4 .7 0 -1 S Flu* lax and your rocappobte tir* SIZE •uiely k ' r tg'. h'l nwte orduti* k’\ ru iu iel exit -n* xr l n * —• $ 5 4 CO fl. • Adluitahla Haight, 1 t*Cutting 2Vk Inch** (in r.HS 4 .7 0 1 ! V * **■*?' R a fl.« 4 7 « L L 1 7 .4S 17 4 0 • C*nv#nl#nf nation*- No ffed g -tA A • P l u i IO * e n d y o u r r e c a p p a h l * tire CANADA AND MIXtC# • Ceaxt-to^wi" M •* E W Tw be lexx Tu fceleM Size road m a f* '•fwm, yawaa key* I ermplwi eum! 'kerb imiw i •swwey ...■«* itrwy# S I D t ill EVEN LOWER PRICES ON CHAMPIONS --------- I T Q . ' ****•■ ,*.»*,«■ POWER MOWIR Tubed Type 60-1J 00-14 7 .1 0 7 40-1S H 1*9 tele litre lo th * Tub*# ly e * • 40-IS 0 70-1A 7 .1 0 - W f l r t t f o n * tran spo rt B-112 TRUCK TIRE **i» iwm9 U n tk til Tifg lix io 34 IS It «> 4141 4111 SO 14 F , How you ran *n|ay tiemendeui lavlnqi on all lypex of Super Champion Tire, loo-hlaikwaMt or whitewall, in lubelee* or tube type. The*, ar* the tlrei with all th* eetrat—e itte blow* eut and puncture lately . , , extra ihld protection , . . eatra mileage —AND on eitra ipeclol price if you buy nowl Now Available, [,ow Finance Plan : .6 ' T u b a lo e s tilt 4 40 t) 4 70 13 7 10 *S 7 40 IS 100 IS 1 70 IS H e re 's our offer on Super ^Cham pions 'C A D E T ' C L O S E T ri A w: Type ma.’* OASOIINI 1 ROTARY i I M o t S e c o n d L in o , N o t T h ir d L in e b u t B r a n d N e w F irs t Q u a l i t y T ire s s a m e a s u s e d b y c a r m a n u fa c tu re rs o n n e w 1 9 5 6 c a rs. S i d e w a l l fed Tug l«'h ?)##•■ I l l to »4S 10 47 fO ii ii 17 7$ IS 10 It 31 I I to *140 IM S 44 40 1170 1 4-Inch "T h riW -C u r* TREMENDOUS SAVINGS AIL ALONG THE LINE or N IG H T WITH > CAN Size 6 .70-13 Black Plui tax and your two roeappabls tlrei •flwi in* end y#ur lima fgcnpprifilg Firg* JUST LEAVE YOUR NAME and ADDRESS 1o t 'u b e le e s Id life le# the 4#*h Tire** 117 U git.ei *41.i0 t« ce 45.4* If II 44 10 1411 I f SI I I 41 17 71 11.1* 14,10 t l XI 74 71 eras 40 *4 10 1# 14.40 11 91 le II 1 Yxj(' fif mnrt I iruK irr»ttKi rd ffifrr r«rcfullv hfrmn Irimh nn ill udf« in irnfll irpmmi of dripping* Pmir off r*tc** (il. sSprinkle **iih ilif Hour, nmmg n %o (hit p i t i d mill h# cniird l.fMik i len niiiiuiet n*ef motUrnr hf«i* # Hie 4 40 IS 4 70 IS 7.10-IS 7 40 IS IW 15 1 70 IS 4.00 14 *e*• * • •|J H Salt Pfhtdl S i d e w a l l T y .P - * fed firg Itth Ti**»* |11 SO 117.4* I I to n rs 4S.I* 14 IS 47.30 IJ II 11.19 17 O 14.40 I I II Ut m n n o A R i) D E L U X E C H A M P IO N It there lx any new Ith en)ny It next day ax lamb Pie SulTfixe Top Ir *ith a bticuil nr paltry <run nr edge the euxerolt «n h fluiti matbed ooiainet. (the eew inviani pouioca are wonderful lot tbiv) and it wdl •a eurpfiaingl) deliooua. v ■m «■ * on «2gA a i si-:i> niAMPlON •o•**ll". e ■* - * SET 1 x f h EV IN R t'D E n i ’T i t o A n n To verve, iprmkle w|ih flatlc rhnpped pirvlre TTiih hm Frenrh hrtld, * *rttn talad and gliutx ui mbuei trd tabla wiat, deuan will he turd ■M i I AEI) WAAIIER USED RKFRIF.KR \TOR l5.,110 < EACH ’ X » Vj: .ex <r • «v S T I A M or DRY IRON rrc b t f u .a maj.i .v ow iki ro r are Hrnr.nr .vortnitn rente F IR E S T O N E EN D O M O N T H S A LE NATIONAU-Y FAM Ol'i g T A T K O r n.O RIPA {»■< •oii>* ''•one* Avenue Jaekfon, (Co-' ntHBii.viti) B ig g e st 1 Trade-In Allowance i w i a a v In Town II. tV. FH.BKY, I ’SN, Aaxlxtant rutdle Worka Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, prearnt* Mr*. Klla Ryv*v.i|» with * -••-s a*eric|i award In eeremnnle* held aboard NAS recently. Several civilian employe* tier# awarded five, and ten year pin* by t h i e f Carpenter Ftlnry, and t hief Machinltt R. L. Letton. ______ that a ault hae been filed eealnet you In the Clrrult Court nf the Klnth Judlelil Clri-ult In and for •amlnole County. Rlorld*. entliled E t o r v c MAl.fSOlVhKI rialntlff •« •TEU.A MAI.IvmVhKI, P» fandnnt In Chanrery Vo •»*! The aetnre nf thle eult le I* obtain a llvorn* and fnr other relief Ton are, renulred to file rnur RAi’teh tnkwer with the clerk of ■ - I Court end eerve e ropy thereof fb"o PUtpftffe eltorneye on or be­ fore the tlrd dev of Hay A H l*t*. or * decree pro ennfeeee will >o entered aealott you ’VITVRRII m- hand and eeet to Tterli nf the Clrrult Court In end or Seminole County PlnrldA, thle he Ilth day of April a . n ti le n o p rn v i'O '' Clerk nf the Circuit Cnurf fo e-d »nr Seminole County, wu. rtorlde C I R c n'IT CriCRT PC XI.) K :Murrell A Sooe. Itlomee .ttnrnere for Plelntl” at Fort lumhla) S .l \ Applicant* Like th eir text *ud phyrlrAl a t the Jaekaonvllle liecmitiiiu .Main Station wliei* the ax.xiirnment oniera a ie a ria n g e d with the P M iitu t, Veternna uf the lOIxt whu would like to h a te more Information about return* int: to the Htvlaion are uruttl to contact S e re cant Jucohien on Monday or Wedneaday a t San« ford Toxt (iffice between the houia of 9:P.O a m. and 3 p.m. ft.R H. , • ty ltd -rrexiHent re rm sr Ntcmbsrs O f 101st Airborne C an Reenlist Now O n t-O ad M S h e « nn» ill* % r- Eixenhrv.xor T u c r ts v Hlreclcd th it the I ’nilerl Sia|px “ continue to palienily end p*r*(xtemly *rck e xound eireem ettr" on iliyarmiment with the Soviet Union end other netionx. Th# Prexldent’x Inxiniciiun In tho<e word* were reported to newxmen at the White llmix* by Herold E. Sia*»en, Elienhower’a aide on dixermam en? problem*. SUxxen had given Ihe Prexldent a preliminary report on hii Unit- tralntrif e l Nallot* d'**rm#rhe” t (tHr* | r L o n d o n with re?re»outa;i\e* of Rutxia and other natlonx. The netfotlAtion* deadlocked on the major ieiue of aorial inspec­ tion. hut S'.saaen xaid he i* atill Form er m*mbera of th# Rehopeful a g r e e m e n t will be nular Army'* famed lOlat Air* reached. hom e IHvHon can rr-rol xt foe "I fr*l th* n e it ye»r i* per* direct aexienment to their old hap* the mult important one In outfit It we* reported today by reaching an agreement " S i >t M-Sgt. Henry F. Jaeoluen the laid. Axked Ju»t how hopeful he local Army recruiter. i*. s’tnxxen replied; Seriteant Jacoh*on etated th at "I believe th# day of acre*, experienced trooper* nr* beirnf nient will come. If the Soviet! xoiighl to fill vnrnnclca In the would make a ehange on accept* recent full atrength ntoblliiatiou Ing aerial inapectlon aa they have it ha* undergone, and t h i t anpllnow made on eeeeotln* "*•“ *—I eatlon* are being taken for p rac­ Inapeetion, a»reem *nt would be tically all grade* and Joh apeelal* near a t hamL1* j tie*. Tha Dlvlilon la preaantly in e. let a r. rw. n & w n JB5 ia �Ratners T o Arrive Todav For V isit Retired Former Diet Earlv Today Mr. H**ry Nickel. to, died early title momlny at hit homo on Silver Lake following an lllneia of two year*. .. . . ___ __ ______ Mr. Nfekal waa horn In South •rtcaiuare mider the eiro of ■#*• Amboy. N. J. on March •, 1I7S tal hoottalo at the araaawt tiao. i **d had lived hero for M year*. T h # T m m n T li7 a h o .n U ,llf .! Ho waa • r.tlrrd farmer and ei i f mental IttwM than all other cltrae grower. ■ dieeaaea toahiaod with at Iaa*t aaa,aoa m e n a e a u l patient! who Mad mental hoapHal treatment bat cannot be admJlttd bectuae gf the lack of beUltlar. According to alaliatlei received at Tbg Saaford Harold. thara a a aovea million peraona Buffering from lei. w,vt are not getting nteded tr*at Mr. Nickel waa a member of the Con gro ration at Cbriatlan Church 0f Sanford, H# WM „ iln c io r o( ih, gtaU Farmer* Market whan It waa flrit originated and wn* a frfrmer dir* actor of tha Sanford-Ovlodo T n^k Grower*. Hi. home on Silva Lake we. ikownlie# for many v a ra . ckloirtila while the need right aow U for 1S.0M more. At tb t a«mo time I for* are U,wvi tra ’•d yeyehlatrle nurse* with Ihe Mod today at four time* the num­ ber. Dr. Qaorg* 8. Stevenson, Medi­ cal Director of Iho National At■oclitloa for Mental Health aaya ' “" T 1 7 '" “ " T " T - ou'Vok for recovery from J , V uL rS i u * n . J i S « « mental Itlneia la more hopeful 7 r ,’y,BW w lh than It la for chronic diseases.” efflclatlng. However, It 1* pointed out that Burial will be la Evergreen recovery depend* upon th* proper Cemetery, treatment at the proper time. I Pallbearer* will he: Harold Yeaterday In Sanford Iho Kl- Kaatner, AuguH Remuiat, W. W, wan la Club eathualaitieally re- Mm, Cue Schmeh, Henry Schuapoadod to Ig appeal that waa marker Jr., and George E. Welle, m id i by Rep, Mack Claveland Honorary Pallbearer* will he: Jr., who la a H alt lagJalater ll John W. Jones S r, Howard !.onr, wail lnform-7 0 » Me I •■ Jo# Meitch, Mike Mlnlrak, Henry of the present atate heipital* hi thurston Sr., and the Rev. K. V. -caring for tbo continuously In* Mykkanen. eraaalng burden an them. i ------------- ------ — Aa la Ih* t a n with moit civic PUT IT IN WRIT.Nflt Club* Kiwanli has a ruling that DENVER (A’l-T hs Colorado Broadcast over Tf.T.R.R. Air Conditioned Sanctuary Additional Church News Mr. Ind Mr*. Milton Ratner will arrive thli evening by East* ern Air Line* to visit Sanford. Rainer li Vice President In Paalor Milton It. Wyatt charge of tale* for the Sanford UMS a.m. Church School Manufacturing Company hare in Clasic* for all age*. p Sanford and li secretary-treasurer JJ:00 g.m. Mornlnir Worship . . of Aacot Manufacturing Company, Sermon Tople-“Moth*r'a Day Sar•'-if-'.'': -iw ■ ■PBr,. I V -gl^l the parent organization which la 1 mon" located In New York City. 7;oo p.m. M.Y.F. Mra. Ratner la the alnter of 7:43 p.m. Organ k J fv . 1 Jerry Meltzer, manager of San* {8:00 p.m. EveningVesper* s Worship ford Manufacturing Company. Sh# Sermon Topic “ Wedding Gar* U very active in Pa rent-Teacher* Aatoclation, Girl Scout*, and many other religious and civic Sude Pine Cone* Clean organliallone. Mra. Ratner la alto Before Drroralive L'*e known aa on* of Ihe “flneat in* If you’re planning to make terlor decorator* In New York decorative noveltie* from email City." pine cone*, they m utt flrat be They m ake'their home In Long waihed clean. Iiland, N. Y. An ea*y way I* to *h*le a few eone* at ona time In a covered Spaghetti takes to ether »au- jar of *oap or detergent *udi, AIRMAN APPRENTICE* WII. LI AM R. WALUCK being congralu fated by VAH-S aguodron commanding officer, Comdr, Paul H. ee* be*Idee tomato. It may he then rin*e them with {lean water Spelt* following Watllek winning ooeond pine# in th* Ught-boavy* drilled, for iaetance, with olive In Iho Jar. It’e rn"m*l foe f 'e weight dlviaion of the All Navy Knatorn Dozing Championship*. Wat* oil, minced pareley, eruehed. gar­ cone* to eloe* tightly when wet, llak represented, the Sixth Naval DtstrM In the tournament bald a t lic and grated Romano or Parma- hut they’ll open again aa they dry­ out. Newport, R. I. Prevloua to entering th* Nnvy, Wnlllch held the ean thee**. 10SS National AAU Champlonahlp In bla 171 lb. elaoa (Official Photo, U. *. Navy) M j/ jp Hospital Notes 4nd I* tha departing Club m*raa 20.m*mber citizen’* commit* b*ri lift, they mad* their dona- te* auggested th* procedure* In tlon to become “ Friends of Mental tUallnr with amh ehargea-almed Health." It waa ImpoJilble, Clave- at eliminating “hearsay” .eccuialand said, to Hit the name* of all tloaa aubmllled by “faeeles* In- 21-DAY AIR JUNKET PLANNED thoae who contributed, to the Hit formers.” MIAMI iW—The mayer of Miami aubmittad li nlV P«.Uiijy am, | Tl)# d(,f j i l f d a u ) i r i r . ami II hiifnrMmen lake off Inmorrow on a 23-day air junket lu be hoped that i t the naat meating t,*r,hjp |n 0r edherenr* to the spread goad will and develop new thew name, h it were not Jot led Communist parly or advocacy of butinet* channel* between Miami d o n woulld let him know so the ... ^ ^ , 7 ,h f / ftf and South American land*. S government’* of th . .late or na- Tha dfy commlifon h n ap­ tloa “by maana of vlol«ne*.“ pointed th* group Ita official repwMa effort. reienutiv* In Intcr-Amerlcan re­ MERIT PAY PROPOSED lation*. ST. LOtllS (d t-A auggeitlun Port* of call for Mayor Randall M r., Mrs. Kudloc tha*. student* pay university pro- N. Ciirl.’.’mus and h'.s economic foiiore personally at th* end of m i-fnn-’!ei are O -a c a i. Vene­ W ill Celebrate of each semester on th* baala of zuela; It In de Jsnclro and. San th* quality of their instruction Paulo, Draall; Monte viedo, Urugil50th Anniversary wm advanced in th* Washington ay; llu.-nm AI rev, Argentina; -San­ » T MARY FOWLER University Campus newspaper, tiago. Chile; lJm a, Peru; qulto, Mr. and Mr*. Ore*ory Kudtac “ If Instructor A wss Judged Ecuador; llngnti Colvmbia, and who bav* been reildent* of Da ■ary for flv* year* are eelelira- beat of a student’s teacher* he Panama City, Panama. rtctivt p«rhBpi $100 *of ting their fiftieth wfddlng anni­ .ould . a..1*1 M __t . a -,ila_.. 1 l.ikc a nnl-tno-awr*t rhorolate versary In Plttfburih. Pa. on May •sore for l<-« rieani? Melt a fl­ 12th. After in apniveriary m * » il ounce package of aeml-swevt their former parlih they will rn, . , chocolate p in over hot watre, tertaln children and relative* at — — ‘hen allr In a half cup of undllubreakfast. An open hnui* wilt be Malirla ran e ilit In alamd all led evaporated milk and anv* held during the afternoon. the warmer part* of th# world. I warm. Son Anthony Kudlee of Be Vary accompanied hi* parent* North wh*r* they wer* Joined by sons George, Edward, Francis and daughter* Sirs, I., Popcb»\ and G. Hillman. Among th* many gueila attending their re­ ception will he 10 grandchildren. Redesignation Brings Com m ent From Base O fficia ls Anthem “Fairest I-oru Jeiur,* Cruiader Hymn, Pioneer (Jholr. Herman Jlr. Mclnnl*. « General Insurance H. JAMBS GUT AGENCY 812 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT a i'd a :v m u ■JUfJUJ I K 'l l t ULitifdUtjnt* de- Throw Away Your Ttra Dollar* B*c*u»* Your Tlrea Are Smooih. IKd’J tllXM Trrade That Will Give Guaranlrrd NEW TIRE Wt»r And Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 101 W. Ind Put On New Truck Rubber •It JLJ Will I i.HU 'J ilU 'J IHUiyiOM The redefinition of thn Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station to Ihe Sanford Naval Air Station, an­ nounced yesterday In Tha Sanford Herald, brought comment from high officials at the local b u e. Commander Henry C. Colee, Execuliv* Officer of the newly desig­ nated base, raid “The official re­ d e fin itio n of the Naval Auailtary Air Station, Sanford a* a Naval Air Station, waa received yetlerday morning.’* He commented, “TliU change In f stu* U a welcome indication that we have become a more permanent par? of the community and a more important part of th* Navy orga­ nization.’ Commander Culce elated "I can only hop* that our friend* in town are a* pleated with thin new devel­ opment a* we in the Navy ire." I1USUI1IW -iurj,-j Save Your Money. h j :i j u j JK d -!C!'d > 1 il'J.Jl* I t Chi net* | :;v,ryp: dynasty I IJILJ 1*11L23 Method .in i) irjoi-isJJM 24 Chance 27 Weird : i niv#r • Eng t • 1 A 1 » P i K> % 1* it >• w 3w Ai % »> U !• % tl % 1) ?/ 21 % •* /«# TT v/< i .* » 1 % H It Veteran* of this areo who nerd a u ifa n re In obtaining benefit* provided by law may receive guld. once from Tom B. Dccn, Assist­ ant State Set vice Officer, Veterana or their dependent* may rnniult Been white he W in thU a m and may rrceive aif* ianc* in filing application* fur hoepitalizatlon, compenulion, pen• Iona, Invuronce problem!, loan benefit* and nilircllanrou* eubjecta, where legal entitlement I* In­ volved. Deen hai been Invited In thi« area ai a eperial ri>n*ul:an: hy Karlyle llouvholder, County Ser». ic* Oflirer, and may be contacted % % 14 it II % aO If V ets Moy Consult Deen During V isit 1 1 y I % !r HP \\ADD A ROOM FOR iLH IM , PLEASEDO, lijj -\0sjfcs MIS HOBBY y r W THEN HE CAM . I wS \ J> PURSUE * . 1 «» •A SI YEARS IN SANFORD JO Deep ravine 33 I’inelik# 31 Perform by oneself 34 River •Awil l ) it ru ti covering 23 Mountain*i l Rue* I % T WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd t i i i t i t u ' i * ••»•• 24 Head JAMES B, GUT % ft 1 1 li •ll P % V /, ( U t W 13M SIRSEt * S * * a t fo llo w >: May 15, IP.’ifl I;.W p. m Oviedo at Ihe nPit Office. May 14 19.M 0:03 a in Sanford at In nfunty Service Oflire, RriimleV'Pu)e«t(pn Bldg. MENTAI. ILLNKwT PREVAHA More American* are in hmp1 vli becauia of mental Hlnot* thin for all of th# other major riiiru c i combined! In Florida, facllitie* are urgently needed to prevent, cure and ra r for th* mental III. Twice the number of hospital bed* are needed—more than twice the number ul doctors and nurse* to help our menially troubled return lo a uieful placa In their rommunitlea. Give NOW—give all you can tn Ihe lffM Seminole Count; ManIll Health Campaign. Context. Saturday 1* tha moil dangerous day of Ihe wick lo driven Legal Notice btiiif t: . o f Atjorrinr nr * l i r . - m . i l inv i M i - i i u tilt, 'tlUV 111' X H it*11 1* ai.NtVOI.ri r I HI VM, I..... . IDA. Nuni.'F, in HUjtVJHY (ItVEV thei if.*# Uue nollie was |nil)lllli!<t and nearing had thereon, ihe Hoard of rnu n lv t'ommlMlnner# of Msmlnnli County, Frorlila.>at l u resulsr m»*.In-1 lie<d on Mav IS, A. I*., leil. aitnpiiil a reiofutlon ilnslns, l-ie aril nb»ti4-nlne. reniiin-ctn* alii dtvcUlmlog any light ih*i ih * i , mui<Iv ai'U Ihe outil <• h si* In an-l lo I •.•t purllen of a road, which l« dr|ln. uo"it a Mian nr elti ren-rilel t aled i IMai ijnoV, I, naae n record! of Memlti elds, mure parilouli follow a. In-Will Alt Alt. that lhai uuart trt ioft a I* fuel rosd right of war tying Waeierlr of me AlUnlli1 (‘n a n t.lne HaUf-ad romreov's rallwae rlaht nt wav as petlnealid and shown an tha plat of rii iedn Farm* r««»rd*d ta FUl Book f, page II nt t h t public r*. rn-d« of, Ntmlnot* Cnunir, Flo­ rida, which road la deilgnaled on said nlal a* “Old Hrlrk Road”. •t -•*« sv u sat.v itn y ik u « T h t Mother must bring order in herself and give her age The Mother bringing In largest order REGARDLESS of her ago will get the order FREE of charge. Philips -iiiAR-s. COLONIAL CLEANERS AUTO L0AN9 Lowest Cost Your STA-NU Dry Cleanerg iveoieoe*. hells* livigg lee jean la 110 S. Palmetto Ave lmh y«r i h . i i c > ot Q u u tr Phone 481 REMEMBER: CONTEST ENDS SATURDAY, dwiu-are ■■■. ■' ■ m. B— MBBrnaW �r* : . ZRVT1 V^v* 'V n .* . S im p lifie d S e llin g O f S u rp lu s I t e m s ...A — Now i ft—ELECTRICAL Ceatraetara 1821 i « £ • »*• • * ; i*« * * J r ? a T 8 ti*«* FINANCIAL. TV Sm iea Caatar Sendia and Croaley Applicates l i t......................... MifaolU At*. P h . ns m rr -,W > <>*►., Ju%Es“& • j f f V r - U « •• “S 5 & fahn W illiam s Ins. A fa n c y 411 leader* ABaatla Saak 41—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS Par Better Flumbteg Saa or Call W. J. KING 2000 outh Park-Phone go X M noumu Caatraettog aad Repair GOAT MILE HOT Senior* Ave. Ptea* UU Randall P rin t, South e Sanford A rt. Phono UO-W-1 PLUMBING YOUR tlma U valuable, MY Caatraet and repair work. Fran - lima la at your atrvlca. CALL aillmatea. R. L. Harvey. 204 ; 0 3 (or “ Bartering by AppointSanlord Av*. Phone 18JS. • moot." 0 ARTIELD WALKER, Plumbing. Kreaky Heating - Proprlator, M. G. H O D G ES Local and L o u Dlatanca moving. Servlejj on AU. Water Pumpa— Agenti lor HOWARD VAN Drilled — Pumps LINES, INC. PENINSULAR Paola Road Phono 100 TRANSFER A STORAGE. Inc. Olfleo 1400 Franch Av*., Phono tft-dPEClAL Nonern 1310. DID YOU KNOW? ? Wo serve Hot Biscuits for breakAUTOMOTIVE last at - MRS. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANT No. 2. Valdes -BdATS AND MOTORS HoteL YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER ENVELOPES, letterheads. stateOFFERS JV4 H. P. E'-’'*................ $38.50 ments, Invoices, hand bills, and p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive 3 II. P. Johnion 1941 PrinlUing Co. “ I'ltoo* — 400 — 403 Model ............... -....$*9 00 I West lllh S t S H. P. Mercury 1944 < 9 Model ................... $140.00 IRLANDO Sentinel Star, Call S H. P. Scott-Awater Ralph Ray, 1160. O tar .hilt .......... $32 50 + UPHOLSTERING f l i 11. P. Evmruda 1941 Model ................... $11000 Custom Made Drapery and Slip Cover*. 11V-H. P- Elgin ................402-M 10-H. P. Mercury STANLEY KULP P Lightning .....,.$125.00 Phone Sanford — 2858-J U.V> a P- Sea Bee ........* 1 5 0 00 2021 S. Park (Hlway 17-92) IMS ivlarude 15 H. P........ $204.00 l g j C , gCOTT-ATWATER T. V. REPAIRS , 131th Controls ........... 1159.94 p. m. Service Calls |2.00 W. JS'HriLOlN .......................$1» .» | T ilA.10Norris 1’h. 1650. J. Q. Herrin, i * -H.-SCOTT-ATWATER Ph. 2893-J. Licensed TochnilM&-ifOd*l ...........r ,-------W » M . dana, guaranued work. a 11 H. P. Mercury Mark 20 .................. $223.00 WELDING SS H. P. Evlnrude 1953 .......i, C. A. TAYLOR. Jr. Lika new .................. $2S5.oo 307 E. Fourth St. Also ntsny motors torn down lor used parts, Reasonable. WELL DRILLING • TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo­ Pump .‘Lies with tor er Trailer. Repair Service ‘election of Boats — GARLAND SHAW Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum and deltor Trstle-s. P. O. Box 448 0 Also several used Boats and LON'GWOOD w trolleri. Phone: w. p. 28 2882 Rea the New E via rod# Line (or ‘M ROBSON S p o rt Inn G oods FOR speedy, reasonable It reli­ able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ Evlnrude Salat A Service vice. CALL HOOVER, 2833 or 504 E. l i t St. Phone 991 visit 503 S. Sanford Ave. 1930 g| H. P. Reconditioned John­ son Outooard .Motor. Price $100. CERAMIC TILE Call Harry wnttener at 2203-W Paul F. Mueller It Son Ph. 15< 8 A. M. to 2 P. M. Free estimate. Quality work. -APERT FRONT END ALIGN MENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ ING—Passenger o a r s and Trucksi all make*, aliea—* ton to ft-ton. Seminole County Mot ora, Inc. 519 E. 1st 8L PHONE lull. 13-TRAILERS It will pay YOU to see US bafort on buy. Open Evenings and unday*. Eistaid* Trailer I Palalka, laYFIa. REPOSSESSION 1940 Sbelbourne Clipper ST (t. house trailer. Will ■acrlflci. Phont 112. 3-BEDROOM house. Kitchen fur­ nished. in town. Phone 441. SEE Seminole fleetly tor Desir­ able Homes aid Apia. Phone SI. 2-Bedroom houae, Phono 2943-W. M s 44-ARTICLES FOR SALE EVKRYTHINO YOU NEED FOR A LOVELY BEDROOM la Choice at Colon Matk«r of Sanford B. Ut RL If? 4ft—FA~M AND GARTEN F rl. May 11, l i l t g»f»r«4 u $ as**.! enwe P ig , t By STANLEY — J l l * T B E C A U S E ? MDUIfc D A D D Y B U Y S E V E « Y T H / / » a * J /A IS T T A LLM B A IT S I S N O S I« N Y tX I C A N B U Y “T W E N T Y C E N T S ' W O ET H O 'J E L L Y S P A N S A PEN NY DOWN A N D A PEN N Y A M ONTW j Shady screened p o m overlook­ ing lake. Storm proof. Reliable gas u(liltlea for refrigeration, range, hot water and excellent floor furnaea. Available May 13 to mid-January, Phooa fanford 1344-W-3 —Factory to T' Aluminum Venetian Blind* 1949 Ford T ractor Doubla » —ROOMS Rottom 14" Flow, 3 Row NICE bedroom. Trlvile entrance Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom and bath, rbone 2029-W. Cultivator. rail plastic ends. . __ with __ .................. .... Plastic or rayaa tepee. Cettoo or nyleo cord*. BRITT TRACTOR CO. Hlway 17-93 So. Phon* 501 •0—WANTED TO BENT iteakar* GImb m i P a te l C*. US-114 West lad 8L Phone 220 PEAT-Get your Oaatwylar Past at Grapavllle Nursery. 40c Bu. APT. alia gas range. Good con­ bag. Annuals now ready. Phone dition, 150. Phone llft-VM. 2048-Grspevllle Ave. Just off Country Club Rd. 8 WINERS POPOUTS. Bull Haada, Worms. Reasonable price. Fleming! 53—WANTED TO BUY Grocery, E. Geneva Ave. Open 1 days a week. WANTED—One. two, or threa H. FOLDING Cots—$4.98. 40 Ft. Hose P. alr-compresior. Call 2031-W. S2.94. All slso Tarpaulins. Army& • • Ave. Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford PINE limber. No tract too largo WE need tnnmure. paying top | or small. J. L Glissun, 101 W. ensh for snme. Sell to buy from, 1 flth SI. Sanford. SUPER TRADING POST on Hwy. 17-92. Ph. 3017-W. RENTALS 1U Inch water pump. Complete with electric motor. Desirable for garden or lawn. Condition V4—APARTMF.NTS guaranteed. $75. Phone 1S80-R. FOR SALE—t.arge sire Battery Charger & Tester. Excellent for WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*, private baths. 114 W. First St. garage nr truck fleet garage. Submit Bids. F I R E S T O N E Avalon Apt*. Efficiency. Phoot STORES. 728 W House windows for sal* Ineluding screens. $1.00 es. Heavy duty FURNISHED Apt 2300 Mellonvilla. gas alr-compraisor, $40. Roy Reel's, 11th S l HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t 44—APPLIANCES Apts. 349 S. Atlantic. Daytona Biarh, Call 2374-W. FRIU1DAIRR appliances, siles ........ Oviedo, end service. O. H. High. Oviedo, Apts. 201H W. First Fla. Phone F05-$$14 or 8*nford FURNISHED St. Reasonable—Phone 1321. ill ................. 1842 W after • p. m. AIR CONDITIONING EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. Private hath. Across from Post II. II. POPE CO. INC. Office. Manual Jacobson. :oo .South Park Ave. Phone 1444 For Room or Building RAGGEDLY APPLIANCE CENTER 'Your Wesltnghouso Dealer" PHONE 1737 115 MAGNOLIA 44—BUILDING MATERIALS USED DRICK Efficiency apartments, air con­ ditioning and TV optional. 2421 S. Park (Highway 17-92). San ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT 3-ROOM furnished apartment. Close In, 111 E. 8th St. $50.00 monthly. Phone 23G8 or 1032. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, and burnt 4-ROOM unfurnished downstairs apt. Ill Olcando Ave. $23 mo black. See them at SHERMAN Call 122-M or 184-W after U p.m. CONCRETE PIPE CO. RED-1-M1X CONKRETE U-flEDROOM turnlshrJ npt. Very Miracle Concrete Co. rlvan und close In. Phone 010, 309 Elm Ave. Phone IMS Jimmy Cowan. SPRAYING — Lawns, shrubbery, citrus for cinch bugs and other CONCRETE pests. PHONE 2408-M. W. II. Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. elr-condl Honed. 17-92 south city limits Pringle. Block, Send, Gravel, Cement Slumberlsnd Court Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quail flcstlons, EMPLOYMENT H harm un C oncrete P ipe Cis. Three and four room furnish*.! apt*. Very elean and close InOut W*at 13th SL Phone 2181 24—CHILD CARE Phone fllA, Jlmrav Cowan. BABY SITTING In my boma. 103 44-SUTOKM EQUIPMENT FURN. Apt., 1115 Perk, Adults W. 4th. Call 480 R. HAYNES oaoee Machine Co. TypewvMere, adding machlaee, Baby Setting In my home or yours Sewe-Ressgale, 214 Mag., Ph. 44. 3-ROOM apartment on first Mature, dependable. Ph. 4S4-IL floor No other tenant. Nicely furnished, convenient to stores. 17—FURNTTURE—BOUSEMGLD SSI month. Available May lit. 74—HELP WANTED-FEMALE GOODS Oiler Realty Co. 2801 S. Orlando Rd. Phone 111* or 3115. WANTED CHECKER—Apply Mr. Casiubc, 300 E. 3rd. Good start­ MORE:—MUCH—MORE TWO modern three rooms It bath, ing salary, vacation with pay, Iskcfront apartments. $52 00 monfree insurance. thly. Longwood. Telephone Win­ A T ECH O LS ter Park 1-71514. I*—SALESMEN—AGENTS “ GREAT DANE" all aluminum produe# trailer, 22 foot, recondi­ tioned, 1942 model with good (Ires. Well worth $1,500, Seventy other ui*d trailer* In stock. GREAT DANE - DIAMOND T. ATTENTION RETIRED MILL TARY PERSONNEL: Unusual A 03 South Orange Blossom Trail, opportunity to represent us life iJrlwdo, 5-9031. tnsuance wisp In Sanford and vicinity. Will Iraln and assist. 34 ft. house trailer with cabana. Completely furnished. Radio, TV. Our standards are high, but to the ana etc. $750. Call 2833 until eligible man this offers an ex­ cellent opportunity with top con­ •:00 p. m. tract. MODERN house (roller for rent, Company has excollcnt rating—in $12. Dreamwold Trailer Court, business for ovar 59 years. Ad. Sant* Barbara near Frtnch dress your Inquiries to P. O, Ava. PHONE 2220.__________ Box 0445, Orlando, Florid*. WANTED—Full or pnrt time com­ • BUSINESS mission salesman. Wonderful opportunity for big earnings. SERVICES FinESTONE STORES. -HIAUTY PARLORS Salesmen or Salesladies for full our Beauty Numb-r Ph. 971 or part-time work with national, Harrlatt'a Beauty Nook ly known VI San products—Earniu3 bo. Oak Inga high and unlimited—Writ* letter of application lo Vl-San 17—'UUJLDINQ • REPAIRS in care of Box 4. Sanford Herald PAINTING and an appointment will be ar­ FLOOR landtag a te fUiabms. ranged. ^.•leeiftng, waatag. Serving Serai- HERE LS YOUR OPPORTUNITY “ oi« county suica I M . u for * profitable business, lie. H M Gleason. Lei# Mary cause of the demand (or Rawlelgh Products In Sanford I am SALE! SALE I SALE I unable to call on all famlli**. Rubber Rag. See ma me (or for particulars particular* or wt Ui write Cement lent Stucco Paint . . . . $4-21 8*1 see Hawlcilb'a T>epL FAD-440-218, Oil B is. Memphis, Tenn. C. L. Shonvo, Cement Stucco P a in t. . . . $4 00 gal. 631U Cheney Ilwy., Orlando, Fla, Interior Varnish ..........$3-74 gal. NEED A FAINTER? SEE USI 21—WORE WANTED—MALE MdRANEY SMITH 1*13 3, Park Phooa 1103 SCHOOL BOY vtth power mower wants mowing. Phono 718-M-4. IMS Springtime, time to paint InTide A ouuldo. For an efficient, POWER LAWN MOWING, O, Ph. | palatal Call Mr. Taakar, 31T9-J. C a ll THE OLD HOME TOWN $168 POR RENT — Drealm* aad opera­ tor by Hour, Week or Moath. Phan# til l . Laa ConatnieMaa Co. S a le " A d. THE SANFORD HERAU) 10 ft—PERSONAL n o riC E S 1 * —P A R T S - It a “ A IR S il -HOUSES aad COTTAGES NICE clean fumlaheJ cottage Ift-LAUNDmT-DRT CLEANING 11-82. Rent by week or month. One nour • Wean and Damp Dry Lights eng water furnish*d. . Walk aad Dry Fold 41—ANTIQUES Oaa hour 3010-Wl. aadry Ilona Dry 0*01 Ch Antiques end Joyce R. Packard, READY to move In Cottage com­ YOU i OU GET ALL the Calico Cat Antiques—Sum­ S aath aid * pletely furnished. All utillUes. mer clearance Monday and DM* Foodmart Ridg. By week or month. 2404 Park Tuesday, will be held at Joyct'a IH Ava. "Don't Look House" CaiaelPIECES 10-PIA N O SRST1CB berry. Double Draeeer Bog Spring FOR RENT: DeBary. Con. Block, 11. Wood Floor*. Fully furnished. Mirror Pair Pillows West side of Gem Lake. Swim­ Bookcase Bed BedSpread L L 1111 - Plano Technician 12—ARTICLES Pent RENT ming beach. Location unequall­ Inncrsprlng Talr Boudoir Phone 2184 Rout# L Baalord ed, nearby P. 0. Shopping. Shade JMUway. tal a a d B a b y Mattress * Lamps and bearing citrus trees.'I largn M aatbb« 1 1 -1 0 0 PIN O-PLUMUNQ a try bedrooms, and living room. TtL 1431. $10 DOW N t <'y■ . WANT- ADS Are As Easy As A. B. C. — LO O K us 2*-PLACES TO BAT r - - *rUK LUNCH? T Delicious, snorted cold pities, . served in cool comfort at— $488. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANT NO. I Valdct Hotel J Herald R A N D A L L E L E C T R IC CO. tft—INSURANCE Ctneal Contract!** and Repairs Elacu ,« '-Fo r ■ 3 Want 3-Bedroom house, modern bath, kitchen equipped; for local businessmen. H. L. Foley. Those 2342, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. It—ACREAOR 80 ACRES, IS acres In grove and oranges U mile like front. Pa« ole area. $22,400. C A. DILLARD Broker, Phon* EusUa Oil-Rad. 10—ACRE bearing orange grove, $5—HOMES 4'* miles from Post Office. Price $15,000. Easy terms. Phono 1394-J * Bookcase Bed Double Drasser ■Mirror 2 Limps Junta-spring Mattress Matching Box Springs 2-BEDROOM upstair*, apartment, Furnished or unfurnished $40. 008 Elm, call 2018-W. LAND AND HOME 5 bedroom home end 5 acres tiled farm lend. Priced $9240. if - . Seminole Realty OZIER REALTY CO. ST 2441 Pboae teas a. OrUwde Dv. Laura B. Osier Reg. Real Estate Broker N *t Be, Oelewd* Dr. — Pk. IN * PAINTING FRANKLIN REALTY New and Re-sal* Home* Phene 1884, Rt. IT-02, DeBary ALL KINDS Phooa 8184 Day* BA LL R EA LTY • BRUSH aad AntAY RAYMOND M. RALL HOMES FURNISHED clean 1st. floor a. partment. 1004 Palmstto Av*. f EW, Beautifully Designed TRRIB and FOUR Bedroom Home* • 1 FURNISHED Apt. Phon* 432-W and 2 Baths l-ROOM furnished apt. Tile bsth, FHA and VA (GI) FINANCED A Varied Selection of Plain private entrance. Phono 3030.J • Dsy-or.NIghter Soft Priced from $U,300 to $34,000 A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates Platform Rocker DUPLEX I room furnished apt. <■ A. B. Pstarson Jr., P. J. ChesChair Built By bath. $41 per month. 408 W. gth. tsrson, Garfield Wllletti, John 2 End Tables ODHAM * TUDOR, INC. Second floor apt. 4 rooms and bath, Melsch, R. W. Wlllleres, Haael 1 Cocktail Table Builder* of Finer Home* modern. $44. Ph. 1888-J M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land For Florida Living * 5-Pc Dinette Set Suveyor. OARAGE apartment. 2-Bedrooms, TERMSI ------------TERMS! 118 N. Park Phone 1US. living room. Electric kitchen, HOMES A V A JU & U l AT bath h carport*, furnished. South PlneeresT,.......Sanford, Fla, ECTIOLA BEDDING CO. Prefer Navy couple. Phone 2497. Grovo Manor*...........ganford’. Fla! Comer 2nd. A Magnolia Ph. 1232 Valencia Villas........ DeLsnd, Fla, MAYFAIR AREA 5 ROOM furnished apartment. "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. One of Sanford's better homes, SALES OFFICE Garage, phone 2444-J. U pea M ondays ’Ul l : M p .m . Throe bedrooms, two baths, lo< 2625 8. French Av*. VISIT UUK BALCONY cited on 3 beautifully landscap­ Phone: 2100 and 2980 U—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL ed lots. This la worth looking at If you are Intarsitod In some­ OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms, Psl thing nice. Termi available. Used furniture, appliances, tools, metto Bldg. Call 1784 or 1494. H O M E S etc. Bought told. Larry's M art KUOM INSIDE AND OUT8IDR I Office room* in Miller Building. 321 East lsl SL Pboae till. Four bedroom house, two lots. Oik 113 Magnolia Ave. Phone 08. shade trees. $7,500. Terms. Bu yuur Furniture at Berry s Muse Fura., Co., at ioi w. •7-HOUSES AND COTTAGES arebaua* Sea as for rreaca Ave. Property. 1L A ill aatm ally a te . furU l SLAl ------- ESTATE ----------- ------'E-IN FURNISHED two bedroom home. MEAL DRIVE allure at wa■rehouse prices 3 minute* (earn ‘five! Bet* 2544 French Aw. Phon# 3049-J, HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN J. W. HALL, REALTOR 3-BEDROOM, til* bath, Florida PRICES PAiD FOR USED "Call HsU" Phone 1738 CAR ON YQUR MIND? See room. Oak fleers, large lot, FURNITURE tha Want Ads for big values In all I07fW . shad* A fruit trea*. Call 10 WILSON-MAIER mahaa and modeli NOW. BY OWNER-1 Bedroom home, FURNITURE CO. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE , EASY DOES IT, the Want Ad cement block. Including drape*. ash CromtoV A Mnatetth Call 958 s wayi 8*11, r«nt, trade, buy through waU-to-wall carpeting. 1434 8. ■I UT Seath Park Pbsaa 111 111 L Fkat 8U Armed Forces Day — 19541 g Bedroom Coacret* Block VA — $223 Down Payment FRUIT and Vegetable businris. 144. Par Month P A 1 Tkital price $7500 (or now I bed­ Kitchen Fully Equipped Hlway 17-92. DeBary, or will room home. sell slock and equipment sep­ Act fast to -house rnlors and tfl* arately. Phone 2314-J-3 between A. K. Shoemaker. Dullder Total price only $9250 for new S 8:30 s. m. and 3:30 p m. Pboae list bedroom home. DUE In Illness. General merch­ Robert A. Williams, Realtor andise store, living quarters. Maymoad Landqalst, Associate IlY OWNER Also 4-room house. REASON­ WYNNEMOOD sect on. I bedrooms Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ABLE. SJoblom, Lake Monroe. Ulo bath, kitchen equipment, space healer, large corner lot 9800 DOWN FHA financing avaUabl*. 1424 REAL ESTATE Summerlin. MODERN 5-Bedroom and den. 45-HOMES Phon* 2536-R Kitchen equipped. Located at 1221 Randolph Sl. Owner* Misfortune nacessil REASONABLE large comfortable * 4 - L O T * mates his offering a t $•,home. Partly furnished. Phono ooo, which Is certainly $1,000 lest •We 1252 or 2433-J. EXCELLENT Lott. Inquire 2800 than Its true value. $75 per “ * * W | month will handle. Immediate Magnolia. possession. Anw«<r*r*ea #♦* hef# till* NeNee with reek — Pinccrest section. City HOMR AND INCOMK NOT A PROJECT! LOTS Fte«*> Weeaa eSbel water. Phone 847-J, Upstnlrs la rentad; downstair* Is dlipley this Few** bef ruudy for you to move In. Both wkeae pa*** H kaaea.” *—« _ , 17-BltOI REALTORS unit* nicely furnished. Building *«•«***. AsaMaa* SaareHry *f Rea BUT— Homrs of Reel Individual! '.area Lot. 8 l . 1 I m m f*a Maaaawar, Fin a a n l * M racantly pnlntad. Lari tv: Brittany Farm Homes, Early tuatad near stora. Reap that , Consult A REALTOR First Ai tmrrtcnn. Ultra Modern, Con coat of living down on this bar­ C’IM.I.KN & IIAUKKY vcntwmal It F r e n c h Colonial gain or root both unltx. Only WORKER CRUSHED TO DEATM 1M N. Park Avr. Pbnn* 2213 types. 17,o00. LIKE PARK If — A construetlog NEED 4 UEDKOOMSt U rg e lot BUILT On Large Landscaped with beautiful abide tress; worker was crushed to daaSl t e Lois: In tho best of neighbor quiet neighborhood near High T. W. MERO tween the cab of a iwlngini cran* hoods. School; available immediately. W. DIETRICHS INI f u b Ave. 2? *e 141 and a bridge rolling her* yuter> ONLY $7500. day. COMPLETE with all the feature* you hav* dreamed about such BOATER'S 'DELIGHT! 200 feet George If. Zehrendt, 54, w ig on tho Inmi util ttful St. John’s 1(1v standing with his back to the ma­ as colored General Electric ap HIGHWAY IUJSINERS er; attractive pink collage with 1 pllancet and colored plumbing bedroom; large living room with Location for Rent with apartpicnt. chine when it sttrtad to turn. Th* fixtures. cab swung to within 3H Inch** fireplace; rqulppod kitchen; ga­ $00(1 DOWN of Iho bridge railing with tha rage. Prefect week-end hidea­ 3 Bedroom, all furnished garage AND avaUabl* at reasonable way F U L L PRICE $7000. apertmeni, with large lot amt worker caught between. K* wa* price* with the beet ftaenclng TERMS. ail oak floors. Income possibili­ dead when examined at • hoe4, with minimum down-pay _____ ties with completing second PIUL menu. W. H. "BU- 9TSMPER apartment. Realtor — GeaernJ Bwarai Complete Price $8,500 Gey Alea. Aaeeetote MAN DROWNS IN RIVER ’ Arlelti Price, Asaoelale 1300 DOWN Wellborn C Pklflhte. Jr. VERO REACH (A — Bobby “ tltt III N. Park Av* S Bedroom concent* block home Prlesr, 21, drowned la Indian Rlvef with utility spice and carport*, yesterday when a rowboat la whieR Alexaader k Stringer Since IMS, Saaterd'l Leidtaa convenient to shopping, $7,900. he was silting with two ather m u Reel Estate a laiuroae* Builder of hamaa for over 1,800 Mrs.. Lourln* Messengsr, Auoe. turned ovar. He wai wearing heavy R oaa L. rayfon, H rokar people. Salas offtee: Little Venice 107 Mignolta Av*. PhTli boots and a rain coat and appar­ Alberta J. Hall, Associate la Loch Arbor, Phone 2S71 17-92 at Hiawatha ently was unable to awlra whea thrown Into th* water a t a wava — Leto — Acreage upset tha boat 12—COMMERCIAL ROOMS for 47—BROEERS tad REALTORS YaJ* Are. TED BURNETT 1919-M Nlffcta TILE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY D IC K M A P E S GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Hanford 219R-W BEAUTIFY YOUR BATHROOH WITH CK1AIHC TH JL L A * 0 B U / I O I H G /V £ £ £ > S r* SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. (hi Waal 18th SL �1 TRir RAffrORT) TTT.RALD i.' • J . . Y -WHEN 1 f HAVE TRAkrtP l the CM*YS < 60*OOm! 1 ate r u tu o*iat veot 1 10 * * * .! ) OUriS KA» MAS CARTUREP.' /THEM, MAS/ J .1 .M .1, f UMO A FK.HCl BARiM vviu ) YOU* 6T0RY T RuE ThE PAT HE . , ' /MV BE TRUE. k o e p .ve out. j E lfS O ftA RRCR, CUT It MATTERS ten to M... Legal Notice S A K f il! CO* An . M ERE! JU S T A 5ECONQ TM M AKIN6 A " W IT PAINT* -BfifOQS GOME STUPID J E < K 3 ITS Pd M i f , MM TO NINO ic u M tr Z t C‘9. l^0 * 9 — .hiiTHR o r rt'H f.ic id ; in iv o on »-i , u r-w a i.it I I I I t l i l . t A h it a Da.nuNfc.hia IN t’KHTAIN u i a i M i e i a a .v i i u u i . h u e i m .a u r INN dllhl.Yli O P Iim tfW o r im ii u r v o r M sy o p n , ri.oNMM Nuilca la hereby g ly rn that a Public H earin g a*III ha held at tha o ffice of the C ity Commleelen la Ilia •Tatjr H a ll In lh a C ity of Manford. Flo rid a , at * :• • o’clock P. Ml, May I t tala, lo c o o -i.irfolion r m a n tr a and amandmanra to lh a /'.onlns Ordinance at tha C ity ot Hanford. F lo rid a : fa I tha property aonad In Pintr ia l It - I- B (H ln tla .fa m ily ), lo- MW U ltH tP -j. v i ’ UGO T MP CU0I0U5 --WMAT v/AS vT" THE R EA SO N YOU P * " f W A N TED ME TO PAY TuC OACVOOD. W ILL YOU J. PAY THE CHECK TOOAV FOR A C ER TA IN r—Je vepv oooo J / Y sup ch eck a (H a d aa K i e l a'da o f rra n c h Aaanua between K a th a rln a Court and l l t h Street. la oropoaad to tia chanaad to < -I llu m u t a iv ia i- iia U iii Lila tric e Maid property lieins mora p a r. flrt ilu r lv *l» .trtl,.rt .1 . the t .a * t t« f t of Lo la I and I t of Block t. Illa h la n d P a rk . • lb ) Th a pro p arly aonad In Diet r lr t C - | ItTom m arrlal-lniluat r ia l) aad am hrnred aa fo llo w . | i propoord to ha changed to* l l . l - X (H ln g la - ra m li/t D latrle tl lla sln m n a at point ot itn a r. aactlon of North proparty Una of W ay! K lr« t M itral w ith tha r.a a l pro party lln a of Tam arin d Aaanua. run thanca N orth to tha Mouth prnparty llna of Comm a rrla l Htraat. Ih a n ra Kaat to tha Kaat proparty Haa o f O le *. • f ile r A renue. th e n .* N «fth In the N orthweet corner of Block ut T ie r IT. K. I t T r a f f o r il’a up. lhanca Euat to tha l l u l fit-Mtierljr |ln» e*f I h ik i m * » Aaanua. thence North to Ilia Mouth .p ro p arty lin e o f Kulto n M tre.t, thanca L a a t to Ilia N orthaaat co rn er of Lo t T of Illo c k T , Ml O artruda'a A ddi­ tion, Ih a n ra Mouth to tha North proper! r lln a of f'lra t H traal, hence W aal to point of b ra in n ln » Maid property halaa mora tm rtio o larly daarrlhad an a ll of hlnrtc 3 of T la r IT i a ll of Bloch t of T la r I I ; a ll of n to rk i of T la r I t : a ll of n io rk t of T la r I t ; a ll of B lo ck I of T la r >1, of E. I t T ra ffo rd 'a Alnp; and f.ot« T and I of B lo ck L to) T h a pro party aonad In p ittrice C - l Itfo in m arclal-lnauat r ia l) , located on North aide of F’ lrat Htraal betraaan Poplar Avanua and Cloud B ran ch , la prupuacd to ba chanaad to H - |. \ iM n y lr - fa m ily ) m e tric ! Hold iro nerty h a la * more p a rtic u la r. V daacrlbad aa L o t* », IP . 11. I j . I I and I t ot B lo ck T , of Ml. flrrtiu d o 'a Addition. A ll p a rtita In Intaraat and cftletna ahall havn an nppnrunlty ta ha heard at aald hearing . If . N. M A TK II Aa C ity C la rk a f tha B y order of tha C ity C o m m liitn a of tha C ity o f Manford (M erlda.-thU l i t h day of A p ril, t i l l . *C ity a f Sanfo rd . F lo r id * f J U S T TH AT IM C H E A P ' kilt: 1 REASON? TT S - W liite flow ers or im p o rte d .voile -WMAV3 tw runner 2 A L G N TOOK IT ON O N E . S H O R T H O P/ F O R f OOCSN'T HE KNOW IT ’S A f lT T E w / Cie m om /. H O N e s n y /n -iA r OOVlSTDOLAZy s u a & '- B i/ T H O W D ’/ O U SNACK IM' hOLPAr THtfZDs* 7ftV 0U T?,'M n fOQ WOODS* , KNOW* > u g WAS EATirvQ- » O UT W H EN 1 CAM E \ B A C C P P O M G E T P iN G M V C O A T T H E C E W A S N ’T A D I S H IN s ig h t / A r y S u c h n l o v e l y w a y t o lo o k n i l i u r m n e r I o n * ! F r e n h a n d c o o l i n L ' A i g l o n ’ s f l o w e r y im p o r t e d v o ile w i t h i t * c o n v c r t l h i o c o lo r a n d i t s r h i n e s t o n e b u t t o n s a n d la c o f r l n g o d o w n t h e f r o n t ! I n n m u v o , b lu e , nuvy ■ — oftc h w i t h w h i t e . S i z e s 1 2 to 2 0 , , 2 8 to 4 1 , l l ’ i t o 2 4 t t . ( o p coueee t h e b b ' V- l WASNTT/ HE HID -'■Q'THEM a l l in t h e Cosmetic Cases % C e le b r it y , f e a t u r in g fe a t h e r lik e f i t t i n g * 1 . 9 8 - 2 . 9 8 G O S H , UNCA A V C K B Y - -YOU S C A R E D U S I 2H M h O O If U A T W A S A SCARY O N I | Jewelry Handbags •T h e p e r f e c t t o u c h e s o f je w e lr y n re th e f in is h in g t o u c h e s to a n y o u t * fit B y G a r a y , w h it e C a v le t t . . t h s b e a d e d lo o k In c l e a n i b l e p l a s t i c . Jewel Cases S u c h a lo v e ly d a y g ift . . . . t e l c o lo r s . M o t h e r 's a o ft p a*« A l s o n ic e a s s o r t m e n t o f b l a c k p a * te n t bags 5.00 - 7.95 Panties W h a t c o u ld b e n i c e r t h a n a lo v e ly g i f t o f lin g e r ie . . . b r ie f an d tr u n k s t y le a . . . • c o t t o n , r a y o n 4 n y lo n Finance thoie needed Home Repairs with a low*cost»FHA repair loan—No DoWiI Payment— up to 36 m o n t h s to repay. Your loan can cover both material and labor. You need not be a depositor to tako advantage of this economical way to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay for the following repairs and many others. Iemulation Caulking Now roof EitssaloSi Plaster lag Bullt-la-fiituree Install attic fan Floor Finishing aiding aad trim Tensile eaatrei C sw ete werk Home workshop Remodel rooms Add new rooms Garage Repair* Additional bath ] ] ] ] ] ] Dumbing [] Wiring [] Heating [] Painting [] Outside walls [ ] Add dorsien 7 < V v , *' :• SUPS B y A r t e m is , S a n S o u d , V a n R o a l t e . . . In n y l o n — 4 c o t t o n . L i n g e r i e f i t to p le a s e a t f u c c n . Chlmasy repairs Valleys and gutters Porch aad steps Walks aad drives Foundation repairs , FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD V . / } i- B y P h o e n ix , d r e s s d a y t im e s h a d e s . ______________________ m - n r * * — a* -^w ^ « w eifrt*w M niei'iakaiaarB llll< 'Ws In v it o C h a r g e A c c o u n t s '* and �DAILY VOLUME XLV1II EaUbMnhcd I W h a n po n o . MONDAY, MAY 14,1936 nxm iD A Aanoctntod Prano Loaned Wire Housewife Relates 6-Ho Ordeal W ith Kidnapper Farm Local Furniture Dealer W o rk e rs To Fill Unexpired Term T o L e a v e 1On City Commission * ! A total of 32 054 mlgratorp farm worker* were ilgned up for work In Atlantic Seaboard State* in re­ cant pooled Interview* In Florida. From Seminole Count/ there will lie 2.324 worker* In 43 craw* work. A. L. Wilton, prominent „ . Wan­ ing in South Cirolina, Virginia, ford furniture dealer, w ll probab y \xar>lnnd, Pennsylvania, Delaware, bo appointed thl. evening to fill New Jer, ey lnd New York, tho unexpircd term of Sanford^ interview* made In Seminole City Commissioner Jack Ratlgan County on Apri| „ Veiled that who resigned early thl* year to ae- Ulcrt wm be 1,304 men and *60 cept a position In another part ■vwmen wtlh j j j children under U of the Slate. Vear» of age in the migratory year* "Family trouble I* tha ing The worker* group leaving the Sanford this," said 34-yaar-old According to Information reach­ area for the Seaboard States. Peterson of Holyoke, Mast., as They will travel In 101 trucks ing The Sanford Herald, Wilson spoke t* reporter* at the will be officially appointed by and 131 automobiles. County Jail Friday night Only four other areas In Florida Ing taken by Seminole County the present four City Commissioner* and thrn Immediately iwom exceed lha Sanford area In the uty Sheriff* on a lonely rilrS road Jiut off Stale Hoad 46, near Gene­ In to flit the remainder of the number of migratory workers leav va, a* he held a kitchen paring term this year until the fall elec­ Ing for the Allantic Seaboard Stales fnr the summer month*. They are knife at the neck of Mr*. Evelyn tion. Johnson wnnm he had kidnapped Wilson said in an exclusive In­ Pompano with 4,089, llclle Glade from her homo In Orlando, terview by Tiro Sanford Herald, with 4,006, Fort Pierce with 3,448, "In accepting Iho request to and Bradenton with 2,080. Mr*. Johnson, 18-year-otd wife oj Florida Stale Employment Serv­ icrve on the Hoard of Sanford Air Force Staff Sergeant Wayne T. ice Director William U. Norwood City Commissioners, I will have Johnion and mother of a 16-monthan opportunity to terve the City Jr., aald this represents 633 Crew* ohl son, c.'lmiy told her story of of Sunford In a greater capacity of worker* participating In an an­ being forced from her home at the nual worker plan which glvea a and from another viewpoint." point of a switch-blade knife Into dcflnle Itinerary of work com­ Tire local furniture man 1* p a t ­ her husband’s IBM Ford on a wild ently serving a* a member of the ments in northern states after Flor­ ride which ended on the sandy road Zoning and Planning Commission ida harvests end. mired deep la the ruta and unabla New York Slate led in signing 1and as a member of the Sanford to mov*. 14,377 worker*. Virginia Employ­ Industrial Board. Ho la also presi­ Then teenagrd mother aald ” 1 dent of the Sanford Kiwanls Club ment Service representative* sign­ FRAZIER PETERSON, 34, being taken from the Seminole County Jail to Orlande. Deputy Sheriff was washing diapers In tha yard James Singletary I* at the left. Orange Countv Denutv Hill flutter I* at Pstareer t right. Tha pri­ and vice president of the Sanford ed 10,629, Maryland signed 6,001, in the rear of our apartment at ami North Carolina 5,226. North soner refuseil to allow hi* picture lo be mad*. (Staff Photo) A. WILSON, Sanford furniture dealer, who will he named to­ Shrine Club. 494* Chaney Highway whsn ’that night a* a member of The Hoard of Sanford City Commissioner*. Wilson said, "I have had the Carolina, Pennsylvania, Delaware man* (pointing to Peteraon) walked (Staff Photo) and New Jersey signed an average pleasure nf taking part in t*-e of 3,000 each. city’s affairs on various boars's drink of water." Some of the workers have sche­ ami cnmmlssloncri and this ap Mr*. Johnion roUltd how iti« left poinlraent will give m<- an avenue dules including two or more of lbs man at tho door, went to look Ihrie states a* the harvesting sea­ lo express my opinions gained after her ton, and than found Pat* son varies from placo to place. emon In her a port met with an open Senator Estes Kofauver will In­ from luch experience*.” clude Sanford in hi* itinerary when The new commissioner appoin­ "We are very pleated that we switefc-bteite knife pulled on bar. he begins his five day tour of the tee said "I believe I have heard were able to sign up so many "Ha threatened to cut me H t slate next Monday May 21. •creamed.” aha aald. ”And than the expressions of the eltlzcns of workers," Norwood said. "Our pur­ Kefauver will speak In Orlando al Sanford to such an extent that I pose Is to help them establish a he choked mo and gaggod m? noon next Monday and then fly to will he aide to represent them definlto Itinerary of wurk cornmouth aed taped me." A benefit harberna Is being Miami for a television appearance on lha Hoard nf City Commis­ mil merits from the time they leave given Wednesday night, May 23, The yrntmt homewlfe did not at 0 p. ns. know that Patereon had Just eorosioners amt carry out their Florida until we need them again at the Sanford Farmer* Auction in (he fall. We consider the pooled Tuesday he leave* 3!iaml and wishes." plated a 12-year atratch In Chartaa* Interviews one of the biggest steps Market to raise fund* to send a visit* Key West, Coral Cables, ton State Prlaon near Boston, Sanford leukemia patient to Oakin recent year* to aid migratory Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale. Ms**, on a ckarga of rape ami ridge, Tonn., for treatment. workers and bring some order and On Wcdaeaday, Senator Kefauver had bean rekaeed March » . She Ralph Bennett, 18-ye«r old San­ organization Into (heir movement* visit* Titusville, Sanford, Daytona alee did not know that ha wan, from place to place to that they ford teenager Is suffering from Hooch and New Smyrna. wanted bp Maaeachusetta author** tho rare d isuse and It la believed will know w hen they are going Tha aneuncement of hia Intend­ Uda tea "Udnaprtni". - ___ and where work i* available, ra- that further treatment al an Oak" I a n taping on the^htf whirr* ed visit next week was made by thcr than waiting counties* hour* rtdge hoapdal might h« of help to Hviirp M.,Sinclair, General Chair­ ! had fallen," ah* aald, «tertiM hn aWfftm In a recovery. wandering In search of Jobs." man of the Kefauver for President totd me U I didn’t icream or wak* The workers signed up Include Ticket* to tho barbecue may bo Committee and Edward A. Hoanp fuaa ho wouUd lat mo off with* secured hy calling 234-M or from Ten geminate county youngster* 19.843 mrn and 12,811 women. The targe, vice-chairman, and released out hurting mo. participated In the Countywide migratory familial have 3,303 chil­ any member of the Sanford Fir* "He had aeon mp ear kepi,” from tneir Miami office. I Department. Mr*. Johnion related, "and be told Details of Senator Kefauver'*. Marbto Tournament held last Fri- dren under 14. The crew leaders listed 1,4631 Tin- leukemia victim I* the non visit to Sanford have not yet been '*a7 *’ t,' “ L**1* ' ' me to change Into a droit 11 H wo Sponsored hy the VFW, Semi- teurks ami t.621 car* as their of Mrs, Bessie Bennett ami llvoa wree going out tome place, Ae aitnoiinccd. However, it Is cxpccled nolo County Pint No. 3383, Harney transportation equipment fur mov. i l 613 East Third tit. that he will stop at First Street and 1 changed Into a red dr*** 1 clip* Park Avenue to make s downtown J"hn* nf Mdsoa School at Paula Ing their migratory winker* to I Tho barbecue, arard ln g to ped the onlp money 1 had, a five won hy eliminating Hobby Buffalo, place* on their schedule. ihoso who are staging the benefit handshaking tour. (Continued on Page 10) The Employment Service farmi ' alf.nr to help the young teenager. Tho Senator's visit to Sanford of the Sanford Grammar School in the first round ami then defeatrepresentative* from other stale* will begin at 7 O'clock on the ava­ will romr again at a time when Sanford store* will be rioted for ing Tommy Spark* nf Lake Monroe Interviewed worker* at 18 point* iling of Yay 23. in Florida. More than half of them lha Wednesday afternoon holiday. School for the championship. Attending and officiating it the were seen at four place*, Bello game* were: Commander Michicl Glade, Pompano, Fort Pierce, and Local FR A Branch Thomas of the lncil VFW po*t, Homestead in South Florida. MBS. EVELYN JOHNSON TALKING TO A reporter at the SemiHoward Gordie of Plnecrest School. Tho movement of the«a worker* mile County Jail after being released from her abductor Frailer 1 a i c j 1 u i 1 Elects O fficers; Ilcipld II. Hcrkcnhach of Sanford up th* Atlantic Seaboard in the a P. HERNDON Peteraon wh» hud held her for mor* than ala hours al the point Grammar School; R. K, True of *ummer and hack smith In the fall of n knlfo, (Staff Photo) M acek President Sanford Junior High School; It. C. in pursuit of farm work 1* known A new slate nf office™ w m Steele and W. J. Wells Jr, of Lake at the "AllanHe Migratory Labor ★ ★ ★ elected at tha last meeting of Monroe School, Syatpm." Mo*l of thr*a migrant* the Fleet lleiorvo Association, A fun agenda win face the Board The Sanford Junior High School consider Florida thchir home. of Sanford Clip Commliaionera to* lit nnch 147. was represented by John Marsh Named to the presidency of tha and Tony Sulplzlo; Sanford Gramnight at Ra regular meeting. A li'51 Oldomoblte aednn, tra­ Seventeen Item* appearing on th* organization wn* Chester Macek, mar School by Kenneth Gustavson veling out of control early Satur­ agenda vary from * public hearing day morning on Ripe* Avenue, wfth I). (}. Walton, vice-president; and Hobby Buffalo; Lake Monroe op m onlag request* to the discus, Charles Ross, iccretary-treasurrr; School hy Tommy Spark* and w«* a total Inis according to Conlion of possible pay ichehdute* foy atahl* J. Q. "Slim" Galloway anil Jumr* 11. McClure. t>. It. Glenn Spivey; Plncrest School by Mrs. Helen Day Sehulti, T9, was city employe*. who investigated the accident. Wntl*, W. M. Rrown, retired, C. Johnny Allred and Hill Foulk; and Other than the public hearing on Eduard Martin, Uil-yenr-old drowned In the St. Johns f(Jv«r J. Ithinelinrt, retlfed (1. CL Meyers, Wilson School at Paula by Robert rszonlng requests, a discussion of and G. K. Smith named to the Falrwrathrr and Harney John*. Christian Family Week will ho colored laborer of Midway, ap­ early Saturday morning as ilia (he rationing of th* athletic area Veteran Clerk of Circuit Court Hoard of Director* with alternates All of the player* participating observed In the First Pre-hy parently driving at a high ratebook her regular morning awlm Just east of Mellonvllle Ave. ad'JO . P. Herndon Is taking It easy E. It. Schuller, J. W. Welch and in the tourney have been Invited (eeian Church of S j'n 'fo r'd ter* down It mall boxea which had boon her habit for 40 jaeent to the Banford Memorial following tho May 8 Democratic 11. H. Merrill. lo a fMi fry to be given by the May 13-2(1. Th« ellmax nf the nntl K"1"-'1 I"1*** Sipe* Ave- years. Baseball Stadium wilt be held. Primary In which ho emerged Chester Mi.cck, tho new presl- VFW Post at which time the week's program will be the Fami nne near the Intersection wl:h According to her husband, who The resignation of a mtmber of tho winner over his three oppon­ dent, originally assisted In the awards for the top three winners ly Night Covered Dish Supper,, Midway Street, at about 7:-'l0 th* Zoning and Planning Commis­ ent* by 33 vote*. spread the alarm of Mra. Schultz ,Mt buturdny morning. urguiiizatian of Branch 147 ami will- be presented, on Wrdnesdsy May 17, at 7:00 p, m.. In Ihn Edusion and the filling of a vacancy on Con*talila Galloway said that apparent drowning, aha had gone Herndon polled a grand lolal was It* first secretary-troasuier May 16, 3 p. m. at thu Sanford catlnnal Building o! tho church. that Board will coma before the of 3,090 votes In the four-cornered and was later appointed the pre­ Farmers Auction Market, God In Hie Home - Peace in the the ear "skidded and rolled for for her awlm about 6 o'clock Sa­ A 21-yesr-otd Airman from commlssiosrs tonight. Harney John* is the champion World, (he Ibcm* of Ihe week will about 75 yard* hefoie coming to race over a total of 1,063 fur llio'o siding officer because of exist­ turday morning leaving her towel I’lliecnstle Air Force Has* was Howard Hughes request lo remarble* player, Tommy Sparksibo highlighted at thl* »uppcr with a stop." who were running against him. ing vacancies. hilled early Saturduy morning rono Iho southwest corner , of on tho dock* near their homo at Martin received hriiDr* and wa* rtmncrup with Tony Sulpizio the family of Commander and In tho unofficial tabulation of The retiring Board of Directors when lie wua struck hy an autoMr*. Blaine lahhey presenting a •llirlit Inci-rntion* and late Satur­ Turkey Gully, west of the old mobile a* he hllchhlkud hi* way French Ave. and 25th St. will again Vote*, O. P. Herndon was In the n a „; d . q . Walton, Chaflea Ho**, in thin) place. day w a* at til confined to the The Maihle* Tournament I* an program on Family Worship In Hie Otccoia Mill site, where they had nnrllt on Somlnoln Boulevard Juit ronlront tho Board of Sanford City * lead on Wednesday morning "with i; k . Smith and A. M. Brown. Commissioner* this evening, Sr in I no l„ Memorial Hospital for annual affair of Hie youth activi­ mail* (heir winter hum* for tho Inaldn H10 Sanford city limit*. Home. Alin during the program w only a 30 vole mn)<wlty. The Fleet Jtcaorvo Association Ollier Hem* an tho Agenda thl* treatment, ties program of VFW l’oat 3282. pu*t 40 years. However, It hud an Inspirational movie, "The Him However, the absentee ballot*, ,„POi* regularly on the second Michael L, Murray, with a 14- evening include the possibilities of Seminole County. Ona pa-senger, Jonathan Ran­ been her habit to be gun* for Just of Ihe Wheel" will be shown. counted and eanvassed on Wed- Thursday of each month at 8 1111 l,By leave, wn* walking along the natural gas project, appoint* Barney John*, the ehamplomhlp Tho Family Night Supper, tho dall. received n bruised arm and a tew few nunuie* minutes anu and wnen when ane she 1did ncaday morning by the Canvas- p „i iho CPO Club, Nnval Air •boulder In Him accident. No not return, II. C. Schultz reported H’”. winner (hi* year cam* in third in '* on 1,0 menta to the Sanford Housing Com. Program and the Publicity for it alng Hoard tallied 106 voles for station. Newly elected officer* will ilghtlinnil aide, hack to truffle. mission, a claim by M. E.'Harris, ntlirr rnr wai involved, said Gallast year* loiirnjmcnt. He will go h<c disappearance, h is been set up hy cornmitirr* Herndon and 103 for his three op- ^ jnalnllctl Juno 14. whsn ho was struck hy a 1054 8H. and Ihe application fur a beer ami Her body wa* recovered about The Import damaged the right wlno license as well a* the trans­ pponents, giving Herndon an adMemorial Day services will ho to Lave Wale* to participate in th-i made up nf entire families, Pro­ low ay. Charge* of rerMe** driving will statewide rompctllian for ch«m. gram Commillee, Commander 17:30 p. m. Saturday afternoon front tumdUght nf tho car, tho fer of a boor and wine license. dlllonal three vote* added lo his rom|ucted |,yi the Fleet Reserve already ln-tha-lcad 30-volo ma- A|r Station with all veteran* or- plunshlp The National Marble* and Mr*. Blaine Llbbey, Anne, 1>« nlnred against the driver, Con- when John Bennett of the Hanford right bumper, and thu wlruUliiotd A request for a street light at Tournament will be held in Talla­ Mary D., Barbara and Bonnie stublo Galloway reported. Fire Depart moot brought th* a* he was thrown tipwurd. Ilia 1406 Cypress Ave., th* construe, Jority. Association nt I-oke Golden, Nnval hassee this year. Deputy Sheriff Denton Prevail | to slio/e. I.ihhey; Publicity Committee: the Contender* for the (. lerk of »#n|jatj(,ns Invited to partlclpal*. body lauded approximately 14 to lion of a boat ramp along Semi, 1 , . _ ' , __ families of Mr. and Mrs. ('. W. n-«l»(rd In th* Investigation, | | Court drew 3,063 vote* in till* " ' 1 A number of personi assisted 16 feet off the (boulder of tha note Boulevard, a proposal for • o h n s o n , Patty Glenn John­ order: Ilnhert A. Cobh, 1496; Pill in the search for Mrs. Schultz's road. city auditor, end a eatery lacreas* VFW Slates Open Json; Mr. ami Mrs. David P La­ Vames, 819; and O. A. Robert*, Farmers' M arket body hy manning boat* and drags, the Utility Department head Th* Oldamohile wai driven by nier and David Lanier. Social Farm Bureau M eets Sheriff Denver Cordell and Ills Melvin Kenneth Taylor, 62-year- for Tig. will alt be considered and dl*. Meeting Toniqht Sales Reported Commillee: the families of Mr. •taff of deputies assisted In tire u|,j ijrutrici* of Aohurmlaln who cussed at tonlght‘4 meeting. The Veternn* of Foreign War* and Mrs. J M. Garrett, Otto and Tomorrow Night "Sale* a? the Sanford State Far search for lit* body. Other Items on th* agenda era wa* on hi* way to Daytona Beach. mer*’ Market last week amounted will hold an open meeting this l-aura Jo Garrett; Mr. amt Mr*. A meeting of th* Seminole Coroner W, Hugh Duncan re­ T a y l o r told Hanford Police th* discussion* of a possible In­ C of C Directors evening at 8 o'clock at the Ameri­ Merle .Warner, lane and Jim to 24 varieties totaPng 57,414 pack­ creased coverage of group hospl. Warner; Sir. and Mr*. Warren County Farm nureau membership ported that no inquest would b« who investigated th* accident age* grouting 1122,103.68,". said can legion Hut. will he held tomorrow night at tallzitlon and the sending of II. N. held slnro ft was determined at T o Hear Reports that glaring headlight* had All veteran* organization* ami Adam*. SI ary Elizabeth, Carol Sandy Anderson, manager of the flayer to the Municipal CUrk’a The Hoard of Director* of the local market. their auxiliaries are Invited to ^ 11, Norma Adams; and Ihe tho Hemtnole High School Agricul­ thu irene that no foul play wai blinded him and ho could not a«* tural Building. Involved. Iho pedestrian walking along th* meeting. Seminole County Chamber of Business is holding up fairly well attend thi* meeting which hn* women of the Church Social ComRoutine hm tneii of approval of 7 he meeting will begin at 7 highway. Passing motoriita (upThe Schultz mad* their sum­ 9 Commerce will meet tonight at 8 at the market, said Ander*on. in been Gated a* an Important one. mlttee, Mrs. Charlea Law»nn. tha minutes and vouchers also ap» o’clock, according lo Bonner I* ported Taylor hie statem ent mer home In Dunkirk, N. Y-, Chairman, Mrs. Charles Morri­ p. m. at the Board of Education iplie of a dcpiesslngly low market I.t, Jack Hickson ami Patrolman pear on tha lengthy agenda. Building on Commercial Ave. son, Mrs. O. C. McBride, Mrs. J. Carter, iecr*tary of the organize- whore they wer* to go In about FAMILY OPERATION <m lire main varieties which are" It la expected that tonight** seatwo weeks. \ W. R. Cosgrove who Inveatlgated GROOKSTON, Minn, (/P)--A« C. Hutchison, Mrs. L. I. Frazier, Urn. Two reports of Importance will cabbage and celery. alon will b* ona of th* longest In Each family is requested lo fur tho Hanford Police Depart­ Mrs. C. L. Redding, Mrs. C. U be heanl. The by-law* committee The market manager said "the Wilfred C. Ninienni cam* out of brjng a tovtied diah of their own ment aald that Murray died al recent Board of Sanford City Comwill make It* formnl report to the gentle rains occurring almost daily the ether after an emergency ap­ Sc udder. h tha Hemlnola Memorial IfoipItaL mission*™’ history. Etch family I* asked lo com* choice fur the covered dish supper, Board of Directors a* well a* a have been very beneficial to the pendectomy, he mad* out a fami­ Constable J. Q. "Slim" Gallo­ Th* buslnem meeting of th* report on the New York Giant* spring crop of beans, squash, and liar fare, jt wag that of hia wife, and bring tha whole family *nd way t*>d that an Inqutat would who, had been assigned 10 her a covered dish and sil together a* membership i* slated to get unexnanston plnn*. Thp latter report peppers.” ADDITIONAL LOCAL NBWI "The Hem*,” he said, "are sell­ husband'* operation on Ler First famillet at tha aupper. A nursery derway Immediately following th* Mostly aunny today, high 84*111 h« held at a liter date. will be given by Frank llebane partly cloudy toalght aad Taco(Cwtfcwad Th* aeeldeat aeeurtd al l l i t l Jr* manager of the Mayfair Inn ing at ■artvfaclory price* to the ilay of hospital aervica in fit* will b« provided tor children under supper, aald tho Farm Bureau ■*• dag. lo r M - ll Wm U i j . a. m. V __ *• grower.’’ > Held At Point Of Knif Benefit Barbecue Scheduled May 23 For Ralph Bennett Kefauver To Visit Here Barney Johns Wins Marble Tournament Sponsored By VFW Auio Traveling Out Of Conlrol Said Total Loss *0 . P. Herndon Is 'Taking it Easy' After Election Win Christian Family Week Observed City Commission At Tonight's Meet Woman Drowns Taking Regular Morning Swim Airman Hit By Car Dies At Hospital Weather. . . . . r• 1 *v J-Z ■*«“» iff '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. 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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>, May 11, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/24a349d40d0d6d6b634fdc296f0bd6fa.pdf 8a661994b0b009e681b4c9ef46b25075 PDF Text Text 1 i 11 ^ - JO TT.- Griffin Predicts Southern Demos Closer Together ATLANTA m — Gov. Marvin tirlllln hae predicted that "the Democrat* of the South will he clo se/ together thl. year than they have ever been because *0 many wolvee are trying to gobble indirectly on Gov. Allan Shivers' for Democratic W loss to Sen. Lyndon Johnson in a hatllo for control of the Texa* J J 1* Democratic party. Orirfin later expanded the comvfootine •' * ment to Include the recent Ala- pu” y ** Hit OlOIAl tIA JAUNT Interrupted when he became fll e tfoet l a l^ Taypt. George Boston, Swampscott, Maw., athlete and aOvaflturer, find* some of hit mother1* home cooking awaiting him a . ha I* ■reeled by hi* parent* In Boeton. George I* ntltl In htd 30-foot ketch, P U dltr'/o n en , but the craft In which he nude hta globo-clrcllng •tteinnt came trek on the deck of Norwegian freljhter Concordle. Sou. (fnlemetlonol Soundphoioj fo il. He crossed the Atlantic alone. George Doubts Country Wilt Accept Policy By JACK BELL WASHINGTON U -S en . Georg* ’D-Ga) said today he doubt* the tounlrp will be willing to accept l* a permanent policy anything eat than equality with Jlus*la In i long-range bombing force. George, who head* the Senate foreign Relations Committee, said ia doea not disagree with Brestdint Elsenhower that the United State* ha* tremendous air atrikina power from a chain of bases and in a highly mobile Navy. But George said he douhli the country will accept Elsenhower'* Hulls—expressed last Friday at a new* conference-that wtilte It is vital to have what Is needed In Intercontinental bombers It isn't necessary to outbuild the Russians In Ihla one weapon. "The country has been taught that the long-range bomber t* the core of our ntr.kine force," George aald. "It will remain dis­ turbing to the country lo be con­ stantly reminded that the Busliana are building up an enormous glr fore* but that we are not keepl«* pa*?-" George said he agree* with llatnbdwer that the chain of American bases provides thl., etunlryjwlth atomic striking port­ er thrnaHh medium bomber* that abeuM be a deterrent' to my Russian attack. Ho said eh assumes U.S. aWes may b* supplied with a torn te weapons; George said thli Jailer question b w ... « hwk ^ Trat etpeeislly ee •egrefitteB." ftrlM a said he meant firUdpaHj' T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D W ed . M«jr P, 193« We declined to com ment direct* the foicea opposed to icgrejatlon. l ’a g * 10 ly on either tho Alabama or Ttxae situation* but Indicated that he was referring Shiver*,' boll to El­ senhower In 1933 and Folsom's crillelam of tho Alabama Icglala* lure's passage of pro-iegrtgatlon regulation. Asked to Identify the "Wolvee," He latar amended that to Include "modern concept wolves." In recent speeches, Griffin ha* criticized the VS. Supreme Court (or decision* which he said were based on the court's Idea of "tho modern concept" rather than on legal grounds. From now until M other’s Day on M ay 13th, mom’s the w ord here! You’ll find hundreds of delightful grift ideas fo r h er extra-special surprise in Chicago's Midway Airport was the nation's !),< if>t in IMS for the fourth itr'elaht year, the Civil Aeronau­ tic* Administration said today. Midway had ML73T aircraft "gtovemcnl*"—takeoff* and landInc*. Miami International was sec­ ond with 270.7W movements, and New York's Laguardla wa* third with 290.030. Next were tg>* An­ geles, 201,318; and Atlanta, 240.. 709;. Krom the standpoint of "Itiner­ ant" operations—a caieitory exrludinc purely loral fltcht*—the top airport* ranked In this order: Chicago Midway, Now York Laguarriia. Washington. [,o* Anccle*. 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Aswociatad I ' r n i L/tuuMd W ire SNAAS Redesignated As Sanford Naval A ir Station r Paralleled with • problem con­ fronting the City of Sanford, th* City of Lake C»y defeated a move Ky tha city to take over tnuniclclpal ownerihlp and operation of the Florida Power and Light Company’e electric service facilities. In a hotly contested electim Lake City voters rejected by an propoeil by the City. The proalmost three to <ne majority tie In an unprecedented vote In posal, estimated '.o cost thru, to Tuc'day'e Damocratlc Primary, five million dollar* Included conMlie Mary K. Earle, a candidate atructlon of a city-owned diciel (or the office of Seminole County generating plant. Aeieeiior ot Taxei, received the Advocate* of tha plan, confined ■ame number o( votea aa thooie of principally to city official*, wag­ her opponent*. ed an Intensive campaign on the Following (he canvassing of the theory that a city-owned utility ballot* yeaterday fay the Canvasi- would pay no (axes and, therefore .MAYOR F. I). SCOTT OKI'S A FEW pointers about pitching th* first basil tonight at tha Rotary ins Board competed of Judge Ern. provide a good money-maker. Club’s twin bill at Sanford Memorial Baseball Stadium, from Fraddia Morton, a mambar of a Rotary Tlie Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air c it Houthoider and County Com* Strong oppoiltlon wee voiced by Club Junior League team, (Staff Photo) Station formally became tha San­ mlinlon Chairman W. B. Miller, It a ciUsene committee of some <70 Members ot the Sanford Rotary ford Naval Air Station this morn­ 8 a n F a r d Lodge No. l t d . ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ waa revealed that Mil* Earle re- builnes* and civic leader* who Club ar* reminded that the regular ing. B. P. O. K. will observe Mothers* reived a total o( 3330 vote* which opposed It as a step toward aoweskly mreling next Monday will Day Sunday afternoon a t I o’clock Notified by wire from the Secre­ with a special program to b* h all included abientee ballot*. b* held at th* B. O. Q. of die cialiiation. Opponent* oI MU* Earle'* receiv­ Robert H. File, President and Sanford Naval Air .Station (that tary of the Navy, the local NAAS in their lodge rooms. Tha masting ed the tame number of votea. Ra­ General Manager of Florida Pow­ I* th* new designation for th* was redesignated as a Naval Air will bo open to th* public and th* leigh King received T7T, John er and Light Company hailed the Installation that ha* heretofore Station, officers extend a cordial Invitation Mciach 799, Rudy Sloan UOt, and election a* a resounding endorse­ hoen called the Sanford Naval Aux­ The notification cam# this morn­ to all to pay this tribute to moth­ Jack Stamper 879. ilary Air Station. The new* of ing from R. H. Foster, Assistant ers. ment of the American free enter­ Sloan, high man In the iroup of prise system. th* r»-deslgnatinn which makes It Secretary of the Navy and direoTTio officer* of tha lodge who wIB •> opponent!, called The Sanford Her­ Sanford Naval Air Station ha* hcrnlird in Ihe Commanding Dfflrcr of taka part are; — Exalted Ruler. "Florida welcome* new Indus­ Several students of the Seminole A dnuhlo-hosdrr baseball bill said, playing ability, htltlng pnwald lait night and itatod that he trie* and venture capital," Fite received with enthusiasm by locat the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Rc; Greens; Leading Knight, Guy would be a candidate In the run­ ■aid, "and Lak* City I* In th t High School Band left this after­ for free Is on tap tonight at th* tv, aggressiveness, b ita b ill "i»v- citizens and business men, today). Station. Alien; Loyal Knight, William D, noon to participate in tho Florida Memorial Stadium' starting at 7:30 vy", condition* under which the off primary oppotlng Mlia Earle. forefront In tills attitude. It’* Atl civic snd service club* have However, Caplaln Robert W. lie »ald, " I am going to be In strategic location, abundant raw Bandmaster* Annual State Contest p. m. and It carries all the appeal player worked with weight given been Invited to hold their meet­ Jackson, Ihe SNAAS Commanding Hardin; Lecturing Knight, Dick Map**; Esquire, Harry Connell and which 1* being held In Gainesville, of seeing young stars making their to team strength. Even then, ono th* runoff. T feel that 31 percent material*, transportation ings on their regular meeting days Officer had not yet arrived In San­ Chaplain, Jame* Stoll, a n d today through Saturday. way up the Udder of diamond man said, "we wish wa had a doznf the people have not »pnken in From Sanford the entire Major­ ability and of viewing once more rn such cups, for them era so at tha Air Station where arrange­ ford from Washington today at Th* program la aa follow*: — Min Earle'* faohalf and tha: lead* friendly labor condition* make it ments have been mails by Capt. an attractive site for nrw induaette Corps of 14 girls headed by seme of the populir figures teen many fine follows in tha leagua Robert W. Jackson, rommamllng pres* time and could not be Opening by Th* Exalted Rulart vo­ me not to concede thl* election. I reached fur comment. Sgt. Carol Nutt will enter the state­ in the local hall orchards not so Wa would Ilka to recognlza all of cal Solo, "My Mother’* Evening feci that I woulld let the people trle*.'* officer, to have the visitor* Identi­ The opposition to municipal wide competition. 2nd Lt. Grace many years ago. them. But there Is only on* of fied at tha Main Gate and passed The mission of the redesigns- Prayer", Charlla Morrison: "A Tri­ duvtn that supported ma if I did." Hon ever, tabulationa of Vote* owonerihlp, spearheaded by the Dugger will play a clarinet solo Mayor V. D. Scott will toss out, •«►>. ami wo believe that the nnm on to th* meeting pine* whore tlon, according to the dispatch re­ bute to Mother" by P ast District rhanged in Ihp election of i mem­ Citiien* Committee, centered a- tilled "Nocturne" by Ua**l, sccom- the first ball prior to the hostili­ inathms will be well received." they will h* served their luncheon ceived this morning, would b* to Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, Lea ber of thr Home of Represents- round tha uncertainty of electric panted by 1st Sg!» Bob Ilccly and ties between the Rotary league'! by their regular caterer, 3lr*. Ro­ "maintain and opcral* facilities Rutner: Baritone 8olo:— "T hai and pruvldo service* amt material Wonderful Mother of Mine," War* tlvcs for the unexpired term. Ac­ rate* since the advocate* proposed tile tuba loin "Barbsrrnssa" fay champions, (he Cult*, and tho cir­ berta Gatrhcl. to support opera Hans of aviation ran D. Adams, Esquire’s Tribute! cording to the Canvaulng Board continuing tho company’s pre­ Rarnhous* will be played by 1*1 cuit's All-star*. This fray packs Th* program, which will be tn activities and units of tha opera­ Mala Chorea;—"How Can I Lear* yesterday, two of thl precincts sent rates, Furthermore, rat* Lt. Larry Burney *l*n accompanied all the rivalry that can be jammed observance of Armed Force* Day ting forces of the Navy and other H ioat", Andrew Bracken, W Uiltq failed to certify the vote* cast regulation under municipal own­ by Bob Reely. Sgt. lively will play Into youthlul hearts In an athletic which come* on Saturday, will be in the special election and tabula- ership dots nut exist In Florida Grieg'* "Nocturne" on Ihc piano contest. The five innings should put on by th* Navy. Attention Is activities and unlla as designated Drown, Al Case, Harry M. Watr, linn* received In tha unofficial which meant there woulld be no and Sgt. Bill Hexamrr will render show plenty of haioball ability called by president William (Bill) by the Chief of Naval Operations." Warren D. Adams, Clifford W. Me* count ware thrown out. Tboie pre­ protection against rata Increases. the timpani aolo "Concerto for and be a dandy for the fans. Bush, of tha Rotary Club, that this Word of the rsrieslgnation haa Klbbln, J , A. Rlstliaa and CRtrU* Another objection was that a Timpani", The Timpani aolo will In tho second game a team of cinct* not certifying their ballot* Is a regular meeting and member* added much optimism lo tha pro­ Morrison; Lecturing Knight’# TrU weic No. Six.and No. Seven. Voter* a small city plant could not provide b* accompanied by a brass octet Holartans will tangle with the are urged to attend to gat credit ponents of a permanent Naval ther" Mrs. Chari** 0 . WUk»t Lo in rra d n e t No. 13 did not have an dependable service uml might consisting of 2nd Lt. David Carl­ younger wizards of losses and for their attendance. There will bo nano hera at Sanford. yal Knight's Tribute; Tens*, gplo , oiportunlty to vote In the special aven become obsolete In a few ton, 1st Lt, Leslie Smith, 1st. Sgt swings who will have just finished Tha expansion program, already An open turns* wlH b* held » l |" ° "* ‘I'T Y.*c,hl c,ub w"Th* Sehga My M othecTiugh elscllon became official* were not year* with atomic power develop­ Boh Reely, 2nd Lt. Joyce Milajn. their game and should he .red- the Oaullcr Funeral Home, 9 1 /' A* P-’ It- Wv Uuprcc k t o !»(*;.) l> * fcclcd to b* ace*L Tommy Willlsm* Richard Powell M t". Hairy M. Wrlrj I**dlnL aware of the uea of tha email bal­ ment. «rai<>d w th lh* news of th* red**hot to take ort their challengers. Orlando Drive, thl* afternoon and »»nr. »• ln al Enlgbf! Tribute and Ooatnf Sanford le situated in a similar and tat Lt. Larry Burney. lot! provided. Naval Air Station. lunation her* at Sanford. Another phase of tha contest I* In tho civic club's Ilno-up will be tomorrow afternoon between the Prayer by the Chaplain. Roger L. position relative to the opera­ In atl probability tha rodeslgsuch well-known men as Dr. John hour* of 1 snd 9. tion of a local power system. Pre. student conducting In which thr Morgan, Dr. A. W. Epps Jr. and nation would moan that additional Harris win ba tha accdrapanlat to t Unhurt A. Gautier owner ot th* Band I* entering two con­ sent discussion* center around a Seminole personnel would h* provided to th* musical part of tho program. testants; 2nd Lt. Ilnhrrt Arm- Jits alert brother, Dr. Billy Epps. new funrral home ••lahilthmvnl Th* committee la charg# of tho proposal to osurvey tho City of strong and 1st Sgt. Boh Reely. Grvtlle Touchton, Dr. Charlie hern staled (h it "1 have t number »■*(( the tianfurd Naval Air Sta- event consists oti—Dick M ipei, Sanford by an engineer in* firm to They will conduct Victor Herbert's Park Jr . Sonny Powell, F. D. of friends and relatives In Sanford tlnn. determine the feasibility of build- ,,,, . , The Hanford Hoard of City Com- Roy Green*, Bud Hudson, Al Lang, Scott, Bub Corn oil, Bill Bush and and 1 Ilk* It hero. Sanford U a mg a ritV owned power plant. million*!-* 1* expected lo meet John Burton, 0*na Walter and San* Brack Perkins, also will see II a wonderful city." It was routine mertlng of the None of thr di-cuision* relative Longwood Town Counril vote,! Captain Ruliort W. Jackson on bis Carter, little more baseball savvy cun Thr now funrral homo Is located Board of County Commissioners to the City's plan* have born I overcome tha advening* of the In the old Ddham Home setting to award n enntrart lo the Layns- arrival at the local station today this morning with no Issues com­ made public up to th* present loo.o muscle* and Ibe teen-age hack from the s t r e e t In a fore­ Atlantia Company of Orlando for from Waahington tn present him ing before the board during the time. the drilling of a nsw right-inch with a resolution, addressed to the vigor of their adversaries. These ground of tress and shrub. morning iciston. watar well and tho installation of Secretary of tho Navy, praising Gautier stated today that tha five innings should ba a delight Problem* of routlno nature con­ | Captain Jackson for his untiring new funeral home would ha fully • turhln* pump. lu Ilie on-looker. cerning utility easement*, road There were Hire* hldilrr* for efforts on behalf of Sanford and The Hr. Rev. Henry I. Lonltlt. I’ri"r ll» 'hr "lining "play ball" equipped and will furnish 24-hour closing, and eight of-way procure­ Ti-bop nf the South Florida Dio. »f Umpire W. C. (Roil) Hire* anil ambulance service. Tha mw am th* contract with the Uyne-At- the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air ment wore handled as ordinary Nearly 4,000 persona tu special cic. conducted the serviros Sun- ‘he informative announcements of bulance, he said, Is complete with Untie Co, Using low bidder. They Station, buslnesa with no opposition and school, church and busln«ia comp­ submitted a bid for |(1,27S and day afternoon at 4 o’clock at the WTKIl'i John Keeling on tho oxygen end first aid equipment. compete agreement on the pert of any partiea will visit Ssnlsndo In tha buslnci* for 30 years In tha Libby A Freeman and Cen­ putilic address system, there will „ , , „ _ ....... . Alt Saints Episcopal church at En(h e' commissioners. Springs during th* ramalnlng Semlnole.Ornnge County Lilt." | (erprlar, during which n class of be a presentation of gold in in la- (lie Miami area, Gautier ennui* to tral Florida Welt Driller* also Tho County Farm Forrester predates in May to awlm, picnic o r Sanford to open the Gautier Funar. nf Orlando, bid 98,898 and 93.aenlrd hla budget to tho Board League will sponsor a harW iie , ^ wa, confirmed »nd the crosses lure baseballs to the pennant win hav* a supper party, tha aebaduta Homo In tha fait developing 902. __________________ of wlM....... Commsslonera ihowlng the chicken dinner at Suntiysli.nln ,vrrP officially blessed; one being oing Cubs. Also Ihc Sonny Powell al revealed today. IMnrcrcst aactlon of Sanford. and Roy Holler trophies fur most Specifications call for a new county's part of tha expens* at ^ar* *n Longwond Saturday, June |hn ror>f „! teakwood and leaf gold, Tw* Sanford group* i n among Th* new funaral home has a wtdl with an tight-inch rasing virrhased by contribution of nieni- valuable player still outstanding 9J35. Tho Forrester said th e n l a .2, those Hated Including employes modern chapel, builne*a office, "more activity and Interest In I Thi< ,llnn' r >" »*in« h"w *" oers, snd replacing tho original, sportsmanship will be awarded. r ? v : r [z h «r s . nford, has of th* Sanford Atlantia National Thcso latter selections gave Hie family room and other facilitlea. tha planting of tree* In Samlnol* funJ* f°r tournament play which has bsrn miming for several bora drilled 600 feet below the (K.rn prci|dent of the Uank on May 30 and student* ol Gautier ami hi* wife, Mrs. Fran- rasing. Lnyns-AtUntia Co. must olliclils many a headache because years, due In * storm; and tile County than ever before." I ‘bl* >'«r wlth, ,#l1 *«■'»» bo'"S Snmlnol* High School th* lollomother a processional crus* given | of the t-lo.pncss of th* competition. ci* II. Gautirr, will move their also install an electric motor tur. Frc*hman Advisory Council at ing day. A resolution by the Board of eligible to participate, Duko University. homo her*. They will bring with There will be a double-header h> Mr*. Robert Lee* nf D« Rary,J Several lad* wero considered for bin* pump and pip* fittings to Commissolnar* completed t h e Thh spring’i tchednl* of special ! rach trophy—slid all termed to them their two daughter*, Mlaa connect with the distribution sys­ Serving with Jacobson wltl be: parties, «a well a* regular vialtransferring of property to the ball-game in the afternoon with in memory of hrr l*t* husband. Joe Eggleston of klemphls, Tenn., Franci* and Aunct-.a Gautier, serving beginning at 4:30 p. in. Esther Lawsnn of SI. Rarnsbu* (iCM-rro the distinction. Filially, It tem. City of Sanford for use in the New vicn-preahlcnt; Tom Ruberlson of .'of*. Is estahllihtng a now alMmw Associated with Gautier I* Oscar Th* present six-inch well will H.ivcrlown, Pa., secretary; and | r*c°rd for tit* Seminole County York Giant* Farm System train­ and wilt continue until all ar* of Del,and and Fsthrr Heaton oft simmered down to detailed eon- Bats. Tha phone number for lbs • Enterprisu assisted in the service, slilrrallmi of intny factors, It was ing baic. Property conveyed to tervod. h* kept usable for tmtrgvucy usu Mike IV-mko of Greensboro, treat- attraction, new funeral hums I* 441. Ihe city la located at the comer * urer. Th# Gautlsr Funeral Home la (inly. of MdlonvUle Ave. and Eighth St. Orlando Engineer, Albert O'Neil, Each of th* som* 90 upper elaialocated Jn th* first building south V>1 A Sanlando Springs replat, ap­ ot 27th Si. oa th* Sanford-Urlando advised that that* Improvements men chosen for th* council will be proved by the Board will open 40 contemplated would meet the n«signed six freshmen to advls* Highway, acres of land with roads ami tuwn's requirements for the com­ and counsel next year. affects to spur building In that ing 10 to 16 years. Word has been received h a rt area. AI*o, by request of Garapic Tha rouneil also Instructed the that Mrs. Jacob Van deMaar, a L Co., Palm Springs Drive will street committeeman, James Reit­ frequent winter visitor In Sanford* b* paved with th* materlali furn­ er to contact and have for demon­ passed away recently at bar hom# ished by the building and tha coun­ stration a Gallon Hrrnper brought in William son, N. Y. ty providing Ilia labor. in, as th* necessity haa arisen Partly cloudy through Friday, .Mrs, Van deMeer waa ope of A letter (rum Robert A. Bennett Tli* Seminole County Post I2M, for tha purt'liBse nf a larger piers widely scattrrrd shower*, high Ihe strong supporters and worker* •tiling that he no longer could Veteran* of Foreign Wars has an­ of equipment to tak* cars of the temperature today 74 lo 91, low in Ihe Sanford Tourist Club orga* ihc a lease on 111* Lake Mary 1tonight 63 lo TO. Inliitioa bank | nounced that a eounty-wid* Marble tuwn’s atrsfla, Crystal Beach area waa accepted Toumsy will b* held tomorrow at by tho commission. Two represen1 p. m, at tha l U a Monroe School. I live of Hie Lake Mary Chamber Til* following school* received In­ of (Vmmcrce requested that favitation* and are expected to par­ c'l'tlis at the beach be repaired, ticipate; Lak* Monroe, Wilinn I'mnk Evans of Lake .Mary ask­ School, Lak* Mary, Lyman, All ed the Board of County Commis­ Soul* Parochial, Grammar, Jr. sioners to repair the pavement in High and rinacrast. front of Ihe Lake Mary Post Of"Ben Stael* who has contributed lice, open a ditch for drainage, genernuily hla time In th* pa*t and pave Lakt.M ary Boulevard. toward *ueh a project la again in charges", it waa said, Thl* tourney is held to determine th* champion for Poet 3991, who will represent the Poit at th* Stats Marble Championship Tourney In ORLANDO AIR FORCE BASE— Lake Waiea, Saturday, June 9. Tbs Initial shots of Salk polio vaccina winner of th* Slat* Championship ar* available a t Orlando Air Fore* will go la Tillahasiea to compete Bass hospital for children of base for tha National VFW champion­ personnel, retired membera of th* ship. All *xp«n*e* will ba paid by military service or transient mil­ lha local VFW Poet, itary families. Commander Michael Thomas re­ Th« vireln* will h* given be­ vealed that tha first, second and tween t:M a. m. ind 10 a. m., third winners of th* RemlnoU Monday through Friday, until May County Tourney will b* presented 99. -Children should b* taken lo award* a t • Fish Fry lo ba held th* pediatric clinic at tha baa*. at tha Farm ers' Auction May 19 Hospital official! n ld today starting at 9 p. m. that no Initial polio Immunisations Commander Thomaa and VFW will bo given after tha May 91 member, Jack Morrison, aa wall aa deadline. Tl-ey atao warned that community service officer, Robert (•Huron aUorgte to penicillin "Bob" Bennett win he oa band TOH FNBT CONTRIBUTION far Mental HanltR W est waa pressntad to t a a>g> M r could not be given tho Seth v e t­ AT TH> ALL 1AINTB EPISCOPAL CHURN! a t Enterprise last Sunday!war* left to right th* RL to asalat ihv tourney at Lake Mon- the R a n ^ U CountyMantal IWItb AcaaslaUan, by Mrt So* R tan n a^ fbaaMsab a | la v . Musty L UuMIfc lha la v . Looey U fa * a , u U tha Mav. Law Uaelfoo. (Phe«a hg Qm ) IWfe M R P m w m “*’■ ■'•tsssM 'ona Mary Earle, Sloan Will Be In Runoff For Tax Assessor Rotary Club Will Jackson Hold Weekly Meet Arrives Today Al SNAS Monday SHS Band Members Attending Annual Stale Contest Elk's Lodge To Have Special Mother's Day Program D ouble-H eader Is On T ap Here T onight New Funeral Home Holds Open House Today, Tomorrow County Commission Has Routine Meet Council Awards Contract For Well Barbecue Is Set To Raise Funds For Little League Bishop Visits All Saints Episcopal Church Sunday Nearly 4,000 Will Visit Sanlando Springs In May Jacobson To Head Freshman Advisory Council A t Duke Mrs. J. Van deMeer Dies In New York VFW Post To Hold Marble Tourney A t Lake Monroe Weather Salk Polio Vaccine Available A t OAFB f S A * �I •a ,' #i.' v** . v / V " / .j*v* ^ ■.va ^7 t T'■/ a nn ■'*. ril Sa n f o r d u p a l p ■■■ ■■I.l o s * 6 * KAO'S tNBMie», FIASH . IttuflM* moMWANT TO TMt RAggA*)** * CA«»*... FIAM •OfiboN * CtPlACCS/ VOU WILL BE HIS BOPTOUAKP/ IFHARMBCFAU9 HIM,1 jviu havi you* HEAP/ HOLLYWOOD (&)— Mayb« Ihsy'r* not flndlnf it*r» on *o<U founts In ilooU any mort, but h*r*'* one who wa» picked out of a ■m*B*iiit* In snothe^ psrt of the world. flhe Ii Eltubeth Mueller, Iwlte* bom ectreu of German film*. Tfte plum role oppoelU Robert Tnylor (n "Th* **wer and the Prlit** li hen, all becauee her picture wai In a German fan maietlne. MOM had tailed moit ef lU loaillne tsdlr* and eeveral from tha ouUlde for the role, which re* nulr*d • beauty with a Gemanle accent None qualified. D lm tor Henry XoeMr was Ihumblnt through a German merle n u tf ailne when he came aereee a photo of tha lovely Mias Mueller. Obvtoualy she Had tha look* for the pkrt, but could she a e tl He read tha story about her aad Judged from the dlrectora tha had worked with that she could. One Important Item remained! Could the apeak EnglishT Contact. Ing an agent here who contacted her agent In Germany, hi got the phone number at her home In Haiti, dwltierland. "The call eame through at a o'clock In tho morning,” recalled the dark-haired beauty. “I wee ■o excited that I scarcely laid more than a lentenc* In Engllih. Alan, the connection waa bad, lo I don’t ice how he could have learned that 1 could apeak Eng* llah. “We continued In German and he wanted me to come over for a l o t right away. Thla frightened me became I didn't want to fly acro*i lha ocean. I am aatlly frightened, and I didn't know If I wanted to go to Hollywood. "Hut people convinced me, and I am glad thry did. Fortunately 1 had Jmt flnlihed a picture and wai tbl* to poatpon* my next one. The ttudlo wanted her to leave Immidiatfly, hut aho didn't even have a vl*a. When It appeared that •he would hr delayed, th* itudlo managed to cut through th* rod tap* and arrange thlngi In Waih. ImIon. She wan on her way, Within five dayt after leaving home, ah* had been flown har*. Interviewed, tn te d and atalgned to th* Taylor picture. She la atUI catching har breath. •v F iA w /rH t/ MiKO Will MB THAT f THEYFAIL. J Y E S - I F VOUTL LET MG IN, ILL GIVlf YOU A nOT TL EOF } M R FlIM e, f J T bce lU PRESENTYOUWITH a|t FREE SAMPLE j— WE HOUSEWIVES » MAVt OUP -c little tricks ) JtfjETtyflVl t u n 1,0AU MAtUHM rveneABO ob 1 Twy a o men. m e r/fty rm r b o b NAM* TH* MU *PS t U S* TVAJUNOf r In G e rm a n Fan Maaaxine SO! <U> HAS Been t»wm m . TOOIThCK// Rj IF W u . 3VIST LET MI SHOW YOU MY LINE ' | Elisabeth Mueller F ound VOU, TUMOK, WHWA i | MAVW5 fAKtP TH| lOlUMd 0* ■ , MfOHTY tough. ywesrOLWCASH A H*S MW* BXBJCX m e lon* o w o £ f? th in k s m m MO/TBI snaks-m u r / AND MVS COH£BACK 70 ^ oat it, ry'm . — it's New! It's Fail! It's Streamlined T H E SANFORD HERALD NEW WANT AD SECTION NOW ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY AND BY SUBJECT, IB AS EASY AS A. & & 1-AUCTION* FINANCIAL 1A -PLA CU TO EAT b—CARD o r TUNES I—tN MfMOEIUM 4-LOtT AND FOUND g—FltSO N A L NOTICKI J . F l o ri d a . T i n n l i h l i v l l t a . l till* o f l h a . . . . I. 1* I t'l l A III* ► : N HI AOS' AH i : \ m i i T u i l n r - T i n t i :m t a t u IllT.JaMo V n o o ii.a 111’ IT.AIIA TIIHMAF lll.NN »• lU ET.a and lltMNK • I.AItKNCK HAII.HY. *t 111. tiflltn • ( ' ■ " i n t I ' I t * ,Va OOM U *“• f la l a l l l l a . T i n lUoPtltillAn «f i h i f l i t p r o l*i|l> l i i r o l w t l I* i i f o l lo w .! TATLOIt. at «J; D ie. i t t i n l u i i i iK - i i A n uf t h * ). I l m of H i n f u n l A * > n u i m u . l h a N n n n i r l r tin* uf Hi* r i a h i E O TII'H o r M I T « l »»)r of l . i L a I T u r n i lim it. It E lV ttlA tn iO A Tt> MUSKS J tt'tnciMT cvilrilT M-At.) • t l l t t A l U n i l o i V i n LI0 4 Hill* A / K MlMtESt J T AY LOU. fo iA In I h i C lly of lla n to rd . l . ANNIN II. TAYlOll, IIIH F l o r i d a 1Ii 1 ot11 .North In Itora* IVIliiNN IlK d ll'K N i'H H AUK I n Ltrlt*. tlt*nc* I t . i t on m u t h N AHO ANY AMPi ALL • M i of l l n i i l l t D flV l i s r t l p i p * IIAVINO t>R CUAOJIHO »l.Hit till A v i n u i t h i n e * F-tuth e n i h i m ill HHT YO. non| IHCHT IN ANO TO T ilt? " • • I lln* of r i l . i n u A t i n u i ' t P F H C S I B K O LAMPS HICItAIIU r . N I I L M l i Y A I EX ECU In I h • H ortham ll rnrnfrt.AKh itBUtn is fiw r«)0>i. ESTATE u n r r of l.ol I, H l o r k t> o f llO U AS ” O F FK M I N I 'L L S T A T E OF Jn.l ■action of F i n l . i n t i . Man­ f u l ! . F lo rid a . l i n n e t Mouth >1 rUlhtllf, i t t i n i i i t m l n m n w ait alone ' ! a l * ’p a i l of t h a S 'Y U o f lha W a a l i r l y tin* oJ i*l,t lo t at tin ■ af S a r l to n >». T p tf M li 'P CUAIIKXCH I U I L K vT i t i l l . O A lin ila n lo H i l l r o i . t l i g h t of Ih. Han *o l a Kaat, l | M * PrlanJint. w ay l h a n r * Nor** i l d r * r i a a , loftit of Ilia A l l a a l l o C o t a t U a a itflT im t o iir.rr.M i i t l l r o a d It - AY. M*a h*Sla T tli C I .A H K N i H IIAII.I1Y ANTI , a a t N of I h a 'S t V c o m * r o f t h a Hi NICE ll AI LEY. hi* Milt. M i l * Xu L d UKI) Is. HIN.V. J l K H u l th o N H U a f »*>'>■a '*:- t h i f i l l , i t 1 ) T o arh ah lp 1» Bouln, » M n n y <n,| i l l f i i r i i n . u i m l r x I f t s h s a l » Ka«L rwa t h i a r a N 1 l>r, H m i u i l . un,M r nr • ■ • I n n a i l d b a r i l l a , a rut a n y o r all p a t t l l i l *1 AV I f f * f i a t a l u n * old lln* l o M h U M m an * l A h a . Il»*«ra h i t i n * or r l t l m l n * a n y I n l i r n t h r, .■q i m t n o e i t if. through. tiniMr nr a i a | i i < t lilt • he *but* dfacrlb*tl i*nt1« ere l h a MOfnaip.1 i ul a„a l i i iKyo rmi haaaaaOd tMr tlhy* lailto*a *of aai*l M i l . H I t n i U lltN Y ami a l l u a l a , I n n a a n d b l i n d in ilia l-OITSN V o l . I . l l A l t U T KAt.T IH NK n L i l r u f Hanford, *e|u |, la. i l l h» H * • foot m o t # i f J ” i J" • ii,I h » r h u t t ' i m l JO HN H A IT IK N . To*. *ro h t r a b y ra<tu'r»d la. f i l l J n t t f t a r l l o n o f *a>S F a » i - ' l t h i* a n i M A itiiti: \iti.u iA iu > r l i h o r . l l n o * l t h t h a Jt v a . I tlflNNHTT i n , l h a r h o ih an .l AVH L T n u l l C o u r t o f th o N i n t h Jn.ll. ial I d a r y Una of aalA N,K ^ ' AI L VNItMONil 111VINT■ OH CLAIM L lfeu ll. i n t a i l l o r S l m l n o l a Coun ty, - ' L h a n r a m a S o u th (1 1 1 f»* l *u FI nr Ida, F am Ino It t*.ninty I 'm i rt a p o i n t of h a » l n j 1n « „ .. M i i K m o S l . a v W »***•••. S a n f o rd F l o r i d a a n d to « n , m d a a r h of y o u . « r* h a r a b y * / * • * ropy t h i r t o f upon tha MaquttaS t a at>l'*af tpar* W ffV W 'r i V a K i u V A i I K U : JHihiiff w ic ifin n n vr.tjioY ah a o a a l t y o r by y o u r h t t a r n a j l w l i h Tlir: hftatm I IE It K I t T N O T i r i r n J ' F t 1- t l U TIIOMAH t llN N , i t * tha C l a r k of l h a a h « * • • • Iyl*<t’(> a r ( • .t .oTnp u • AWE h u ll a n i.*tn h r o u s h t v n u r mitten (tilieiM* nny* jw i « a < n i t *011 t h a n i t l i r t of u h l r h U l t n a a y H r . Hanford, F l o r i d a on i M IHII t o O u l t t T l l l a *11*4 h . f t l n It to r t m n M n t l i l n rlouAi a n t ; r h »f«*a i h a U l h day a l May >)>». **•r •*w T h ' l . h o l o r a d a r n a p ro SMhlnat y o u la t h l a cauaa. to q u i l t n u t r o n f l t m t h a t i l l * to fOBMaoo t a i n ha a n i a r a d a r a l n t t * aar** • *«rr «*below, *h» on nr pn,bafoiaj llft’a attorhay. q d a r t* * p t n tohfai** «"* ha I m i MP a< S anlortt, iq|* County, FIOf IF* thla 5nd May of M»y, a n IMS. ’ tha P t i r u l l C ourt . , . M u id tr * tt*nu«y t ' t f f s lt*» tltth A . traau* i l*ai Ftoilda t a T H h c o t MT O F t s i I - r tlT N T Y INMIAttt n t: O V A T V John Anders Wagener, foundtr of this community, has became a victim of tha motor at*. The monument stood si a m ils yon. T h la n o l i r a ahall ho p u b t l i h o d o m o r i c h n r r L for f .ur i l l c o i . lritrtHH-tlon for ',5.1 years without • • i - u l l i r i n t i In T h a H m f o i J l l o r - oner bring hit by traffic, lit IDM ahl decided It W IT N E S S my b a n , I hml • * . ! th la however, aulhorltlci • lit d a y of Mifll, A. I*. I l i a was a traffic haiard and moved t C l a r h a H aiti It to n new site. Then a ipeedtng 0 I' l l a r n d n n 1 i t .hk o f t iic cin co tT car hit the monument, breaking CtlUIIT SKM INOLE L'UUN- It ’nlo «overt pieces. T T . F t.O ltlU A OO.t Amtrlrsn* <uni/> m itiui , m i m u tu r no. 'l l . ami Ilia lllta n l tli* ■ • n o I* I 'l l l l l i ’lf HJlVtlK Vt I t . I . l . l H n Hit. a l n l l i r , i i MA IIX MUIM AN W U I l 'I H 11. | *ix linl W I T S f t W n i f 111 nil n i l o l f l r l i l at i.r r a n t I'.iiM a t HiiWsrH, l i n e *, i'H l i m I t iliv u l A n i l , 1111 U I* llirn tltin , C lailt C l i d u l l C iu ltt llj; n l Hup* I'*|iul r r t* rV • M—INSURANCR and If-MONET WANTED IA—BOBR111 NOTICE Wieboidt's Camera Shop Herald • WHY PAY MORE? BOTTLED GAS $600 PER 100-La CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SANFORD GAS CO. Be sure! 210 E. FIRST ST. M—POULTBY t —AUTOMOTIVE WANTED • —BOATS AND MOTOR! P-MOTORCYCLES-BNnrCUM W ant MERCHANDISE U-AfmoVM 41-ARTICLES POE SENT IS—PARTI - RIPA1RS II—TEA CTOR1 Ads 43 -A R -n n .il for ia l e 14—APPLIANCES U —TRAILERS for 14-UIED CARS All r BUSINESS SERVICES Ib-APPUANCR REPAIRING Delivery In One D ay LIVESTOCK It—BUILDINQ MATEIIAli M-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 41—PUINITURR— ROUS■BOLD GOODS tt-PABM AND PARPEN W-MACMNIET—TOOLS 210 PARK AVK. • >T—MORTGAGES • AUTOMOTIVE U—T R l 'd f Pholou of th* DUXHURY DANCE GROUP by Jack Rookhardt May Ilo Scon and Ordered ot— W—MONEY TO LOAN Shop T-neunton'a Hill kills about 4 V Legol Notice ; 1 f t I Use gTA—STOCRS AND BONDS I—aUTOMOTTVB RENTALA GRNRRAIa TRAFFIC 1IAKARD WAI.llALI.A. 8.C. (AVT h • U—IU81NMS WANTED PHONR m o t*. RRAUTT PARLORB If—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING Your **—musical n S n t m n n -iw A P Needs « -U 3 S D CLOTHNO «*~WANTRB TO RUj IB—ELECTRICAL C n ln c tw i Ib-LAUNDRT DRY CLEANING * - m N 0 gRRYICB t l —ROOP1KQ PLUMUNO B —a p i c i a l N o r m s and -R E N T A L S 54—APARTMBNn 55—R U n N tlS —INDUfnUAL W ants 54—BOTEIS U | MOTELS 5IA—TRAILEI S—PARRS 17—MOU8RS tag COTTAGES LAST SHOWING TODAY EMPLOYMENT U—ROOMS 5A-B00M MS BOARD CARS W-WANTED TO RRNT • REAL ESTATE I I —ACSEAGl 0 PROTECTION Torlita, tallhlh »1»*H raMadai aoniha from tho tlioo of th* lint ,*hitr»t|oa of thla notlil »‘*.n litm or dimand ahall ha la writla*, ,hd ahall atata tha plaaa at NtJ> Itail **,) pat! oil In addraia at tha Mimaat. and ahall ha aarat* to h* hreiiimtnt. KMaitht or atlornty. W t>r auih claim *r damaad not STARTS — TOMORROW H it No. 1 H it No. 2 H M . At hiHitili of th* Lait Wl|l » M n i l t l t M i ht •TLNKT OAMTH p it AT, TNI TH*1 1 01 YOU! R U T KISS! aMS North ivtollot. S ta rts ^ Sunday ,ftld3 Mother*! 113*114 W . M U , i*11 I S O uW ijM r <a i n i H PHONE �t i i v , e * \n s * n t» n n ^ n A t TV T h u rs . M ay 10, 1933 P n g * 8 FRC FAVORS CONTROL WASHINGTON tfl - The Florida RaUroid Commission told the .In­ terstate Commerce Commission] yesterday ’ll favors control of 4h^ Florida Cast Coast Railroad by SI. Jue Paper Co., a Florida' DuPont interest, In best Interests ol Florida. The commission'said It rpporcl FEC, in bankruptcy for 2J y ears passinji to control of the Atlantia Coast Line railroad as projected by the ICC when It considered the matter several years ago. r e , i Ktm S x C L i.fr 7ALXS TO ms HI,DAD/MOMS AT GRANDMOTHER'S l KNOW.'rM TAIOMO VDU > OUT TO rDtNNER.M L beady; i eA sv/ t TOEDTUPW CNE YOU SEVERAL ^ ----- r -1 TIMES that w a s <3EE MO 'WOW D YOU KNOW f t— [ w as h o m e y * Chlc’t tgayn, Dartmouth ColleK* skier, won the NCAA slalom title the last two year*. L atest! L ig h te s t! WHAT CLASS IS UOOFT INT TAkiBN LP KUS T A WBAN-N31 kuJ WSAV i M J ? T H A T 'S THH C IL L IB 5 T T H IN 3 I BVEK HffAgp J O F lJ J i------- „ /f f SO U kN O W ,.e<3 W rTi.\\B 3 \S O N P B C i f C X X J F V S A 5 WITH WATII RATI ONID In the Hrlllsh Cotony of Item Kong, native housewives wran<t« ever who should be Itr-t an llic bucket line to receive the klluttrd supi.’y. tn foreground, a mother earrle* her baby on her btiK aj she dtps .a t her ihnre. Om ni tn n lack of rainfall, Hong Kong's two m'lllon residents were warnad their fresh water supply would be cut to three hours every ut.ier day, (International fcVrcliulvf) p a w s A 3 WE rS TB TEN R S TO S B t Armed Forces Day — 1956 ]------------- -------- f\)l POWER for PEACE U. S. Giving Petu Foodstuffs To Help Meet Emergency WASHINGTON (,fl-Tha United Stnlrs Is irlvtntr Peru -15.000 ton* of wheat, harley and corn and L\000 inn* of dry milk tn help m-et SALES EXCHANGE 1STRIKE GOES INTO THIRD DAY Its third day today. Although hus srhdulM were ST. LOUIS MV- Mrs. Albert TAMPA '.ti maintained, bus drivers, mechan­ Meyer, who aulltlla business by ic* and freight line handlers hon­ telephone for her window-salesored picket lines set up at the man husband, picked a ninir at general offices. rmidom and railed Mrs. Alct Halhman, * atranger to her. Ila lb m a n , selling vacuum cleanT .ic w alkout cam e when no Aa sha hung up, Mrt, Meyer's era. Sh# recognized hia nam a on agreem ent was reached over wage door hell rang. There was Ales hi* briefcase, i provisions in a new contract. S I2 E ' F IT S 'ARMED FORCES DC s r u s 1 1 ,1 Imltlng focel e l tU lllan a n d Ssrvlte m an a n d womon odd pcr:on el touch lo t h e elflclol 1 7 J 6 A m i c i F o x e s P e y pester A young Myle touched with glamour. I’nnipor her Mother’* Day with a preuimnt lingerio gift. ciow n PEIGNOR $8.95 $12.95 ijlrictly fabulous! Tldt totally new, ntivr Stipples bis any figure , , , f.illlifulty fid, lows )nur own cunluurs for Inin rusliim lit. Artfully lab lured ill a mirefln nylon yarn ami long stretch rubber, It wrivti* a wisp) two oiinec* . ..lir p s you Libiou-rigld In tcallirr-ligbl rumforll A' j,* ibis summit, and all year Vuml, it wavbr* wonder, fully, dries quit kly No need to l*< fitted wtili il.it "selfadjusting” new tnjuie inaUf , . . com eniently packaged so you can buy in a jilfy. Coma In for youts, today 1Girdle or Penile, «3.3U. utlfitii only fir* Alencon lace appllqued on the net-over-tricot liodicc, give*/ title gown luxurious daintiness, Nar­ row velvet sanhea the lovely full .C .u"./tl ••vS •»u7 matching peignoir with Its full, nil push up sleeves, provides on ally dainty Si luxurious cover up. Wide wonderful lace forma the bodice mul becoming neckline of thin dross-length gown. The slender­ izing fitted midriff ami the full skirt, inauro both grace & com­ fort. gown $8.95 PEIGNOR $14.95 ounces . , , folds small os a pocket handUrthii'f, . . adjust* to fit and flutter anyfigure.. A �i p Are American Children Softies? 9 f HAL M T U V W t have always felt that tha p#ep1# of roll around occasionally whan thay do can. ! r ! ” S v g r l"-"i . a “ ‘; - v * ™ <* t h . a u t . . h . - * M «*. I t Florida want—and in*Ut upon—food p>,at|Mijy that thay liked CoUIni, Ukad hia gunm an ........ f«cord In office, Ilka tha atyla of hia eamreflection toward the neeeeelty for ilW „ k#d th# nM]ism of hU -pproMh I^M ttar atata can ba aaan In tha turnout of to atata'a problema.” W toa taking part In Tuaaday'. Damocratie gtm newspaper .aid voter# •*“ !**£•.. . _ _ “proved eomplataly aatiaflad with thd ap* rJ ^ i1T*a*,,nf1 v ctoi7 rroaeh to tha aafraaatlon laaua offarad by LaRojr. Colling thera ia no doubt that th# novernnr Cottlna. Aa bafora, tha haavlly faopt#* of Florida aea In our Governor a populated ettiaa provided tha overtopping m h rid laadar for Florida. waforlfr for Governor Colllna. Ha may now ^ W j t h aver- ballot mat In tV- 1Prlm-ne orrtcwd w|th th, m u r#n,ant of a proper dcctloB hara waa a rota of eonfldenca for ^apportionment with the organt^Koy. Colllna—a vote of eonfldanca in hia fl(nf of ,lK tora to defeat tha propoaad 2® ** ,n th* ®nBS of ih* #7.aanator amendment “ ito to of Florida—a vota of confidence ta. And aaaurtng word# cam# out In another !*WW«* tbfllty ^ £ ! B?d ,r n7 * n<,atata ? t!Intothagraat0/ w* “alactlon tolaadlour d, v.„ vftte i0wht" muehlt pIjlln#r than word>' ? i L t d^ ln#d tM ln h W* m A a te future. And baeauaa of the problema facing Florlda h» tha Immediate yeara ahead tha WMpla of tha atata have demonatmted a t tha pedlg thalr unarrlng faith In LaRoy Colllna and hia ability to cop# with every altuato n that might arisa rtgardleai of-tha barfla n plaetd bafora him. Certainly thara art problema of aegrega. Aon—reapportionment—vaat Induatrlal exftnalon and many othera ahead. , But Aanford and Seminole bounty with ntlmr ceuntlea of tha State have demonWWWflflva ~ ........ Ittdar for tha eomlnf four yqara. r And •« tha atorjr waa around th# Stata * ,J ? ‘-#i ,,/ , .DS BOer#t,^ Pr n,\ T U., , , . Th* Miami New* aald. In the editorial eolumna “Intefrity, ability and progreaa ara paylnf aff for Florida, and Floridian* want Much mor# of th# fame.’* hi# aueatlon waa whether Florida Tha Sanford Herald Him g M tks ira m irn o x * i T"* **•*•*••** at* U » I U esra ... Waeth .... lie * Ob * V w h tn .m i l t u r r ■■«•««•. *arS* •» t k i a h a . r M a la lla * * •I m i h i M M I «*• •» r*l*l«* w tll M r t i r ( « S l « a t n w » l « f ■S««»tUI»* r a i M . Thursday. May 10. 1958 ___ ~ __ ____ TODAY*! B1BLB YMRHB L ot# la stronf aa death . . Many waters cannot quench love. Song# of Solomon 8 8-7. — W# tor* not because of what othera do for ua but because of what we do for them, flier# la no greater love than parental love. ,thBl lhp l»wp*« faith In th l. man berauea of hia Imagination, hia energy find courage, hia Integrity, hia fairnesa and petlence." ^ Mf| a0t t»,# p ^ p ,, have anoken. rr(l(.tlon hM hfen trememlmj*. T.oRoy Colllna continue* a* Governor of Fior|da for ano(h>r foilP |mportant yeari In tv«w hUtorv of the atate. Hand In hand we ahall continue our protoward becoming a blgrer. better, ami greater countv and city, p a n V ln g tha pro. „ „ „ th lt wll, of prov#n ,M(i. erihlp. proven ability, and a proven progratn W* ft*] that tha vole# of tha votara refleeted In tha hallota cast In Seminolt Conntv ,""t Tuaxdav mean# our community will develop and projrrM* with all of the atata ,t., n„1<f (,,»„..„,t|„„ . „ . n , IpHusfrml Districts Industrial district*, dove’ontww |n 1*rr« number* along the nation’* 2R.996 mile* of I-dn«d waterway* r e ma^inre available hundred* of amnll Industrie* the economia advantage* of low-coat barge transporta­ tion. Small Industrie* grotto In these wateraide Industrial district# for the purpose of pooling their shipment* of raw materlA1*, peml.flnlahed material! and products. In thl# manner all of them avail themselves of t"— rnte*. The** rate* c*"talnly put them In better competitive posltlon*. There ar# great and untold possibilities on the Ft. Johns River and Lake Monro* al Sanford for such expansion and developmentIf Industries are developing and bene­ fitin g from low-cost barge transportation— In other section* of the country where the earn# tvpe of Inland waterway* »re avail­ able—then Industries here could develop In the same manner. All that' is necessary Is the confidence of those who can and should eatahlish at Sanford the fnrllitlea for receiving auch barge ahipmenta. haven’t seen growth and development In Central Florida yet that would compare with the growth and expansion made poaailtle from the availability of WHter freight. There must be vision and aggresalvenesa aomewhere to make possible one of the great­ est boosters of growth our section of the state has ever seen. College Seniors Lucky This Year II sealer* being graduated from hearted aefceale. 1 Bad* the# RIM graduates h aa twe-year mlefltoai Institute* are also heBengal by industry, along with ere averaging around 133# while want* with scientific training are starting at around WA Average toate ef recruiting teams Indicate* that latarriewlng \/>n\ nun I Tips On Nursing A Measles Victim Are yeu tired ef phony con­ te n t that get you nothing but high pressure talesmen, mak­ ing Impossible cltlmt ab 'u t tewing machine* with unknowa brand names? Would you Ilk# courteous, local service on famous KNOWN BRAND REWING MACHINES that you can trust? Then call GARRETT’S, Seminole County’! only authorlied Necchl-Elna Sewing Can. ter. M A /V W W \M A A M A I am deeply g ra te fu l to my friends and I w ant to tak e this opportunity to th a n k each o f them from th e bottom of my h e a r t 3 K E U A L M odern Console fo r M other s D ay A A JA B E N EC C H I S2S B. FIRST ST. Ceraer frem the Chamber ef PHONB 3421 MELfl & A dramatic print topped with a solid color bodice that wear* aw sppltqued magnolia on the shoulder Perfect for a summer afternoon or evening. B/aehaMe. Siaea 7 to IS. i d am Or Give a Gift Certificate Let Mon Select th# Sewing Mach in# She Wants th* E r * 11 - *• " • *h* 9 they gave me in the P rim ary Election, P « * MuacB t 'W X . " *" * “ “ “ “ » U . - r d rf . m. had K.dt a. aon. nRlchi*. ,.M . 11 ________“ r *it.« *He* organued _ “ * ! . the Nation, eh.mpicn.He Ha wai about a good boy and »*v*r got into aj Sporta Council to help Jual aurh ERROR.-WITH INTEREST trouble. Out ba was plump and young at e n . Th* council ia mada NOWATA, Okie. W l-Grocef soft, and took more than hta fair up of boaineaamen, aportamra and ahar* of lickings In Pgbta with itniMM. Among thera a r t ax* Me) Lander* received through th* th# neighborhood kidi. Th* only b*ayyw*ighl champion Joa Lnuis; malls an unsigned note, a 130 bill fatnrrly adrica Kotite. a fina catcher Yogi Berra; Bob Couay of end twe dollar bill*. Tha note handball player and former aemi. the Boston Celtic* basketball said: “TMe I* »• make up for an *rpro baseball star, could think of team; and Doak Walker, All* tot In change to ray benefit to give him was: American football star. "Don't let lho»e guys keep beatsidetracking hia buiinea* temp­ mad* several yean ago In your ing you up. Give it back to ihcm." orartly, Kotite with the help of store. Also enclosed ia InUraet on Tbcn on* day Kotite rcaliaed th* tn«»« men and other aport* th# error." real trouble. Rich! had the cour* champions wrote a phyiical eonage—but he didn't have the know, djtiontng court* dciigned to *n> ---------------------------------------- --able any kid to develop his body _ # # and learn self defense. Th# courtA y t M i e i i / i A ell printed and distributed thou*. rA rm iw T lW U ands of iowcost pamphlets on tha JAM TONIGHT health accrets and hygiene habits STARTS 7:3# oni. To provide a check both tidei of famous athletei. agreed they should be open to in* j^ e inspirational pamphlets now speetton. draw letters from kida all over So they created Infection the world. So far Kotite has pour the Neutral Nations ed *100,000 of bis own funds into altrr the signing of the (rue#—lo Supervisory Commission teams—called — ' l — mad* the council's program. work out the ‘‘peaceful settlement up 0f mrn frorn Sweden, Switter. The conditioning course It told of the Korean question, etc.” land, Polsrd and C/echovlovakia. That "etc." u n a bcaur. It «n,f Po!fl ir)(1 0xfrhli beinI at a price within a kid's reach. co Id mean anything or every- Huv.ian satellites, rouldl hadly be FEATURE! Till PRATER FOR MATOR th ng. No one ever got to the point callrs* neurral. So tbs commission ARTESIA, N M. (J»i -lt'a not of finding out what. T une was H lt «tispwct from the start. The SECOND FEATURI no peace conference. There were commission beesme an SO-man that Mayor William Yeager haa ang rets* v.f» rtwsu suddenly decided all his eonitiiuonly conferences to arrange a co- gr,,up dlV;dH lnt0 K iB, PcCtlon BSCU eusMSttl St ference and they broke up. trams stationed in North and ents ara direly in tha nead of aal* ration. Both sides s greed In the armi- South Korea. It s just that ha haa moved By last summer, after 33 Polish and hat a new telephona number. and Ciech inspectors stationed in The old number, tha on* still South Korea were accused of spy­ listed in tha directory, la'th at ef ing for the Reds, th* SO-man com­ n new "Dial a-Prayar" system re* mission was cut in half. It wa* eently Installed here. ■tarring— cut more later. Now there are only Calling that number now gs-a DOROTHY DtNRRIDGH •ix inspection teams left. th* ealler a ona-mmuta prays* FEATURE— 1:31 Only Trouble, and doubts that the Instead of Mayor Ysager. Reds meant to lire up to the armi­ stice, began on th* day the armi­ f, HUMANK. tUMMUN, Ml. stice was signed, July 27, 1963, WUILX measles may occur at limes you should permit th* ternwhen aa American radar eutflt nay lima during the-year, this peratura lo rise about t degrees reported th* Rede kad flown in highly contagious disease usually so th at your child wlU not be many planet that day. I* moat prevalent In tha aarly chilled when h* U uncover*#, That wa* before th* Inspection •pring. Y our d o c to r m ay su g g e st teams really bad a chance to get Many of you mothkra ar* prob- sponge balha for your youngater started. One* they did, there was ■bly nursing youngsters through to reduce tala temperature. If m , thl* Ulnaaa right now, under the tha water ihould be lukawarm— more trouble. South Korean* at­ tacked and shot at the Polish and direction of your doctor. But I about 94 to 93 degrees, Caech Inspectors; t h a United think a few general Instructions Th# physician wilt probably Slate* has charged th* Red* in might be of some help. advta* e special diet for th# ■_ n i j i j * . young patient. If he haa a fever, North Korea have not only great­ iig e -u ta novice th# diet should be liquid or aemlly built up Their air fore# but have For one thing, forget about that.liquid. Aa he begins to recover, bult many airfields not there dur-i age-old advice of keeping the pa*|»oiid food* may be added, parllctng tha war. tienl In a dark room. Bick ehtl- u]ar)y thoaa with high vitamin The eWst eomplalned the Jwiii dren need air and tunahlne. and content. and Swede Inspectors were not If your youngster'* eyes a rt tn- H# ihould have plenty of flulda. permitted t« carry out their Job flamed, you should proteet them including water, milk and fruit by covering enough territory in from glare, but you don t have to jUiCM> throughout the lllneas. North Korea. As king ago as Aug . darkan the room unless your doc- g rtry tnnilr* victim should 1951, Secretary of tSate Dulles in­ tor apeclflcally orders IL Arrange baTC a thorough physical examdicated be would favor disbanding the bed ao tha tun doesn't thine motion within six months after the true* commission altogether. directly Into th* child's eyea. And hU m orery. ln thl* way. your Tha United State* ha* repeated keep all lamps wall shaded. doctor can d*termln# whather this suggestion sines Maybe your doctor will advise u ,, damaged the heart, against permitting tha young pa- lungs, kidneys or eyea. And flndLast we»k Robert Murphy, dep­ Uent to read at all. if he doea my mg out about this early enough uty undersecretary of slate, called It’s okay foe him to read, make can prevent complications. representatives of thl* country's ■ure th . type 1* large and dear. Q Jjm on ^ A)rnrix 1« allies ln th* Korean War into conference and laid step* should Tampecoturw Ura. O. L : What cause# a eyat bet taken to abolish the inspection Keep the temperature of the on the ovary to rupture? teams. patient's roam between 63 and 70 Answer: At th* time of ovuiaThe Communist* will have some­ degreea axeept when tha young- tlon or when th* egg ia ready to thing to say about that, tine* the ater la being bethed or when tha rupture from th* ovary, a eyat of doctor i* visiting him. At these the ovary occasionally rupture#. Inspectors were the creation of th* armistice to which bofl the Reds and the Western Allies agreed. an d iu p p o rters for th e vote of confidence HOMER LITTLE tow. NKW YORK ill — Arc American " I t m « y fioH - * * m r profit* - If W •»«# m aurialii* kid* toftles? boy’t." slid Kotite, who optritc* _ ta 0p ,n gymnasiums icroi* lh* TV p * U evldenew Umt i r t l*it • Printing and adrartJaiBg eorap- C0UplrTt by former sport physically fit than Europe# a thil- MX, U r, , nd dedicated seWy to put. A member of the New York Athyouagtici* la phyiical ibape la one actentifle atudy ST.6 per letie Club. Kotite Immediately ret , u nd up to the (train* of later ceat of American youngsters failed out to remedy the iltuatloa. He one or more of its test* for mu*, trained the boy ayiteraillcally, ordlniry father tell* hi* cular atetigth and flexibility. The worked the fat off him and put imi L 0uJhi t 7 i * t more ,le*o faliure rat* of European children on muKle, taught him how to box. ^ fc|d v\ y much iU f„: to thn tern* te.u-w oly I.S p* Boon R.ch|e wa. ta * .p a, and £ J, “ g j , 1 ^ Z T koZ ***** eonfUknt about hit ability to taka „n . «hfn a flchtar Ilka Joa Startling statistic* rich aa there ear* of himialf. H* quit coming ®“.1 " " ... l0 I f . a d Preildent Elaenhowtr to ft0m . trite black .yea. .lien w h « a leStbal n,eU MC^r0OT»mB|iJ,^n*, phylle*1 flt* Proud °* ’w» *«««** w«h M* player lika Dmk Walker tell* why . own ion. Kotite brooded over the f, lm lrt for a Juy to >o But It wein t a iteUitlc thet got (ie t there m uit be million* of oth- iround dreued iloppUy - well, buiineum an Ed Kotite Intereited fr Hiehie* in Am criea-bul with ^ ^ida lit up and linen. “U*« Out Convenient Layaway Flan** �SANTOED HERALD Tbnra. May 10,1980 Pago S S ocial £venlA (Calendar Thursday i maat at th# parsonage on S*',ur eommandary No. M day, *:30 p. m. with th» incoming Kfilaht Tamplari, will maat at :M prMld*nt Mra. Hairy Talk prap. m, tha Ordtr of the Tampla aiding. will ba conferred afiar which raMONDAY iresbmanu will ba aarvad Crrdai of tha W.M.U. will maat Tha Junior Fellowship and Jun­ at P in t Baptist Church at 10:45 ior Chair will rahaaraa at P in t a. m! A covered dish luncheon will Praibjrtarian Church at S:4S p. m. be served at II:oo noon. Tha W. Tha Youth Choir will rahraraa M.U. program meeting will ba at Pirat Praabytanaa Church at conducted at 1:00 p. m. Tha Elsie Knight Buiiaeaa Wom­ 7:80 p> m. Tha Daaeoni «f tha Pirat an’s Circle of Pirat Bapttat Church Praabytariaa Church will maat at will meat at I p. m. The Young I'aoplai Of part diem 7:48 p. m Tha Intermediate Choir will ra- of Pirat B iptlit Sunday School wilt hears# at P in t Bapttat Church at *"J°y * party at tha home of Mri. 7:00 p. m. w E. Gilea of Lake Monroe. A Coronation Barrica foe tha Tha Seminole County Home Cl. A.'a af Baminol# Baptist A»- D*010 Club will have a tewing ■oelatlen will ba bald at North- *<»»• *»*• Hartin* at 10 ilda Baptist Church In DeLand f- " - A n y Imereated women are Inriltd to attend. attend, Bring a lack at 7:80 p. m. inriltd lunch. Tha Adult Choir eitl rahaaraa . . *■!«» 1 ..H H rhueeb l oo Th* Triendihlp league of tha at Fir** Boytlit Church at ».00 Congregational Christian Church Taylor " t£ M m m III. O ir in O r.* >.■•«f i r of Mrs. J. .J. Cat**. ™ *• Atlan- (^.0II '!• MLB. TOM Kl'HSKl.l, SHEIBKNBKRt.KR ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Impressive Ceremony Unites F. Thompson T. Sheibenberger Couple Reveals Final Wedding Plans Today A * " Woman'# 'At * leV m*at' .t'V 'p’ m* i ^ i l '^ m . 'S covered aiait. Palm Ctrela of tha Sanford Garden Club maati at tha horn# of Mr*. Arne Eriehaen, Da RacySpeaker will ba Jarry Galap of Driftwood Gardena. C#-hoat#asei are Mft. A. D. Rountree and Mra. Wallace Gahlor. Tha Cantral Circle af tha Oardan Club will meat at 8:45 a. la. with Mra. M. C. Hagan. Cohosleitai ira Mr*. Jody Cameron and Mr*. Prancia Boll. Mill Loil Campbell and Mm . J. B, Field! will aponaor the program on Begoniai. Spqakw li Mri. Halen Winqutat. llem beri ara urged to attend to submit ideal (or the next year'a program. ^emmoli Reheklh I evil# N«. IS W'tll meet in the lOOP Hall at I p. m. Molhert night program will ba observed. The Seminole County Rome Demo Club will meet it the Club renter at I p. m. ‘ Goodby Mr. Hmrh" demonatration wilt be gu en. Toe Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will hold ila regular weekly duplicate game at the Yacht Club at 8 p. m. Visitors ara welcome. Thera will ba a study course al tha Real Side School starling *l 10 »• Mr*, tlilaa will review a book and lunch will be served at 1 p. m. Any Intereated parson* are urged to attend, At an Impraitiva. loraly eera- Plorida leather-laaf ftm caught ■tony Saturday afternoon May 5 up at :he corner* and tha renter at I p.m. in St. John'* Episaopal with dusters of green rrapea. An Church in Moultrie Oa.. Mis* epergne filled with while maps. Florence Patricia Thompaon of pom pom chrysanthemum* and Moultrie and Tom Ruaaall Shei- gypiophilia centered the table, fcanherger of Sanford war# tint- j On tha table holding tha bride's bad in marriage, Th# Rea. Kan- register, a allver eompota held an path Gearhart. vicar of lh* arrangement nf white man* and FRIDAY ehurek, officiated. ' majestic daisies. Outald* th* enTh* Jaeaaanda Clrela af tha The bride is the daughter af tranr# door, a small table hoaitGarden t’lith will meet at th* fJMr. and Mrs. Harvev Hobart ed a pyramid arrangement of horn* of Mr*. I . C. Bush for a pie*Thomp#o«, and Mr. Shalbenber- whit* gladioli and majeatie dalslf e r ia th* son of Mr. and Mra. **. Mr*. Georg* E. Patterson of nic , upper which will ba aarvad Ruaeell Robert Iheibenbergar af Wen Palm Reach, and Mrs. Ben promptly at T p. m. Co-hoatene, Daytow, Ohio. Daniel. Jr. kept tha bride'* book. with Mr*. Bush at lltg Locust Par th* ceremony, the altar Aaslatlng a t the reception were Ave. will he Mr*. J C. Andrews vase* held exRulsita all-white Mrs. Cecil H. Dunn, Mrs. T. T and Mrs. Geneva Van Buiklrk. arrangement* of Fuji mum*. flln*n, Mrs. .1 W. Dowling and Each one n requested to bring own service and husband or • nandraion, and gladioli, flanked Mrs. A. T. Hay,, by burning tapers on alther aid# The rouple left on a honey­ friends are invited. of the altar. Mr*. Esther Milli­ moon trip nf undisclosed destina­ The Dirt Gardener* Cirri# of gan, organise presented a pco- tion. For traveling, th* bride the Sanford Garden Club will jvram of nuptial music. wore a suit of heige silk with meet at 11 s m. al the home o[ The beds, given in m arriage1white accessories. I’pnn their re­ Mrs. M. L Cnllum. KM S. Elliott by her father, wa, gowned in turn they will reside in Sanford, Ave. A covered dish luncheon will ivory satin fashioned with a whera Mr. ShelhenlierKer ia en- be served. sirop-shnuider yok# of itlualnn gagad as *n accountant, Member* of the Uora Garden aitk net, outlined with * acalloped Out-of-town guests fur the wed- Circle anil their husbands will hart ha of satin, embroidered In ding included: Mr. and Mrs. John have a harheru* supper at 7 p. m. aaed pearls, Th* hip length hndic* Grafefnberg, Harold Griffinherg, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. buttoned d.wn the back and th* Mr. and Mrs. R. B Sheibenberger Fred Ganas on Golden Lake. Hoithree-quarter length alrevr* were *nd Min Virginia Clemons, at) of tesica w-i]| ba Mra. Ganat. Mrs. encrusted with seed pearl*. Th* Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mr*. S. M Ralph Dean. Mra. Wight Kirtlay full graceful skirt awept into a p#||on. Pritigerald: M r' and Mr*, and Mra. W, V. Roljam. 'Bfourt train and her full length George E. Patterson, West palm Tha Adult Choir will enloy a veil of Illusion waa attached to Baarh, and Cecil H. Dunn. Jr , banquet *i First Baptist Church • coronet of tiny ie*d pearli and Atlanta, at 7:00 p. m. gold head* featuring a half cir­ Th* Hibiieua Girtien Cirri* will cle nf orange hloaaoms arm,* meet at 11 a. m. for a covered th* back. Her wedding gown wn* dish luncheon at tha horn* of Mra. loaned her by Mra. Georg* E. Jo# Moss, Silver Laka and Mrs. Patterson of Wea* Palm Beach, (V. J. Tnll at co-hoileta. Now of­ the former Susan McCall of ficers will be installed. Moultrie. Th# bride’a bouquet waa Th# Rosa Cifela of tha Garden designed of whit* call* llllee with Club will meat at tha home of wreen and whit* calladlnm leave*. Mrs. H. A. Simpson In Ganava at 8> Mr*. R. M. Palton of Pitagerin a. m. Covered dish luncheon, nld, lister of th# brid* and honor Th# annual Spring Frolici will attendant, wore a nil# green he presented at • p. m. In th* walta-length droae with a bouf­ FiMcrest School auditorium. Ticfant akirt and decollate naekllna. keta may ba purchased at tha lh* carried a cascade bouquet o f; door. ■ ujeltie dalalea. Barring tha bridegroom a* heat SATURDAY MAY II titan was hi* brother, Jack flhrlMargaret Fill,on The R. A.’a will maat under th* benberger, of Dayton, Ohio, and Barbara Bradley leadership of Mra.' Varc# Duka at ushers were Ben Daniel Jr., Cecil Patricia Ann Speara 9:10 p. ns. ,JL Dunn, Jr., B, M. Peltoa and Ruthia Bullard Tha Ladiea Aid Society of th* W . L. Maca, all of Moultrie. AsLutheran Church will hav# a bake listing ae acolyte waa Holland H. Pftrk chop* that are half an ta rt tale In front sf Saar* at I * m. Dunn, * thick will need to be braiaed, after Th* naw executive board of th* For bar 4*tighter'* wedding browning for ona-half t* threw- Christian Woman’# Ftlleirahip af Mra. Thompaoet chose a aheath quarters of an hour, tha First Christian Church will dreaa nf pink linen with lae* trim u d matching aeeeaonriea. Comgleting her anaamhl* was a rorM g, of whit*, ptak-throatad eymfcHlum orchid*. Th* bridtgrooee'a mother wore y coal^ms of weilgowood blue Je su d* aoi* with a pink Hat and matching aceoMorlaa, accented By a eoraago of pala pink eymbiIn Tan Mesh dium orchid*. Following the eeremony th* parent, of tha brid* entortalned and W hit# • t a lovely reception at Hntel Colquitt, in Mnultri*. Mesh Decoration* featured a green nnd whit# color scheme. The bride’* table, apread with a ^ a u tttu l white heirloom linen and laca cut work cloth, waa graced with a large antique sil­ ver epergn* holdlnr snowwhlt* rote*, snaps, carnation* and gypaophllia. Th# three-tlerod wadding eak* waa embossed in green and whit* and waa encircled with whit* net ruffle edged la green trim. Th* punch table, everiald with • green, floor length net «lolh fltth an everaklrt of whit* eiwan"WJiBM OvaHty la Higher Than Me** Happv Birthday »“ “* “ Chapter of Holy Mra. r,enrgf n Biihop, 1911 mbitcut court with Mra. A. R. Key ai eohoiteaa. Circlee of tha Woman of tha f tr,t Presbyterian Church will mMt „ fB||0Wi. N„ M„ , victor Brown, chairman with Mra. !„ j, Lehman, 811 Canton Are. at 8:1b p . m. in Wlniar Park. Co-hoite*t, Mr*. Lily Jonei; No. Two? Mra. R. C. Maxwell, chairman, with Mra. Charles Wilke. 480 Summerlin Ave af 2.10 n. m ; Circle Three: Mr». P. T. Piety, chairman, with Mri. C. II. Harrie, 1115 Myrtle at .1 p. ru.; No, Four Mra. D. C. Howard, chairman, with Mrs. Frank Link# HU Palmetto Ave at 1 p. m, Cohoiteai Mra. J. J. Webber; No. Fiva: Mra. Clarenre Snyder, chair, man with Mra. (I. (7. Mattel, Wekiva River R.f at S p. ni.j No. Sit: Mra. A. C, Moore, chairman, nliH Mr,. Pavfd Rntbcheld in He Rery It 1 p. m. Co-hoiten la 'Ira, Chria. Holler; No. Seven) Mra. W. D, Rrtn*on rh airman, with Mr». Andrew Mcl'hermn 1*11 Vernango Ava at .1 p. m. Mri. I,. Morriaon a. co-hone.,; Cirri, Fight (M ernirri Mra, Ja*k Greens, chairman, with Mrs F. S McCall 808 E. 14th St at 9 15 a m.; No. Nine (morningt Mre. Hugh Whslchel Jr., chairnm-i, with Mra. Hugh Whelehel Sr. 1015 Magnolia Ava. with Mra. A. A. Howard a* en.hostess at 10 a. m.; Evening Circle No, One: Mi*. W. R. Rrumlev Jr. ehdirmsn, w-th y r | H. J. Blibae, 1111 Magnolia Ava. at 8 p. m. Mr*. W. A. Wray tn(j y ri yj c,rah*m ro-ho,te*,e,j y;v, n|nf circle No. Two Mr*. C. M(.K|hh)n j r. chairman, with Mr,. c r Henderson. 1114 Park Ave. at a p, m.; Mra. Robert Jerk, m s , en-ho,‘e« : Evening Circle Nn. Three; Mr*. David Edward* rha <■. man, with Mi, V J. Marat.ta J845 Elm Ave at * p m n v r Cirri# Three nf Ihe Fir*'Chriitlan Church will m#»t Mnnday. T 50 p. m. with Mrs. l). T. Pearson. Tha E. M. Wive* Club will have a meeting at I p. m. in the San­ ford I SO located on First Street and Snnfnrd Ava. A pot lurk ‘up­ per will be enjoyed and all mem­ ber, are atked to bring a covered dish. Gamti will he played alter a abort hutin*,, meeting. Al) K. M. Wive* who art not manibers are Invited to attend tha meeting, 8t. Marks Chapter nf the Wo. man’* Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will meet at tha home of Mr*. M Cornell 20011 Clr» n ^ l',w Av* North at 8 p TVESDAY Member* of First B a p t i s t Church training Union will attend an Associitional Conference at First Bapttat Church, Edgewaier, at I p. m. Th# Dorcaa Clasa nf Firal Rap­ tilt Sunday School will hold their monthly mealing at the hom# of Mr*. W. W. Horne, 1501 Valencia Dr., at I p. m. Th* Fidelia Class of th* Rap- Final wadding plant ara balr|. revealed today for Mill France! F.linor Lawton daughter of Mr and Mr*. Raymond Lawton of Oiteen and Wilmer Eugene Meek, Ion of Mr. and Mri. W, Or • Meeker of DeLand. Tha wed ling ceremony will . tako place in the Oiteen Matho. disk Church May 18 at I p-nt. with tha Rev. W. E. Wortay o | Pierian officiating the double ring ceremony, • Mr*. Cectl Seller! will lal and Mr*, randar tha Mri. R. O. hav ehtldhood honor and TMliatn brother of tha groom, beat man, Uahera will ba and Roland Slkaa tha groom, A racaptlot will ba A MAY HKKAKFASTI The Social Departmant a ' the Woman’a Club aerved a hreakfaat at th# eluh madiataly after tha caramany home yeaterdav morning which waa followed wilt Rrldge *nd Canasta Game,. Serving Mri. P. Meri­ th* Oitean School. wether, Woman’, Club prealdent, are the hottest , for the event, not in outer, Mri. C. 51. F lo w n ,, , No invitation* ara Mre. W. B. Rrin*on. Mr». J. K. Courier and Mri. U. C. Howard. (Photo by Jameion) hut all friend* and tha coupla ara Invitad to Surprise Shower Given Recently For Miss Rossman a aurprl.e mlaeellaneoua .hewer i*r*ntly givan In honor „f m u , p m rid, Rn«.man of Oviedn Roa-I at Fire Polnti hv Ml«, Janie# I.men and M m . Jama, Reaaley at lh, home of the for ntef. The gift, were attached to streamer* ahowering from a aprinkllng can decorated In male# and green which we* the rolnr , rheme u*ed throughout. Refreahmenl* were aerved fea­ turing a ,we*theart cake with lh* traditional ro,»* and heart, dernratlnn*. Th, following nere nreient to honor Die hrble to he; Mr* .lack Rottman. Mr, William Smith, Mr*. Summer H. I,men. Mr*. John DeYoung. Mr*, .ln,eph Smith, Mr* Ar'hur DeYoung, Mrs. Rnheu Cervoll, Mr* Cla­ rence C. White, Mr,. Joyn Lou* rks, .Mr,. James Beasley. Also Mi*, Lind* Rossnyan ”l*n’ Mi<» Jo Ann Hughey, Kathlyn Carlo,, MU* Hetty Lou Fdnar-',, Mi« Jsn'*e l.ii’’*!, and Carl and Armond Rn«,man. Sending gift, w»r# Mr*. Roger nurnham, Mr,. Clifford Mnffalt, Mr*. Ru'h Kellv, Mis* Roesman is th* flnnc# of Hiihi* S. Summernn An early auntnirr wedding i« Lwinig planned. -------------------- CODRPIN \T E KITCHEN PF.COIt S'sndardlred rolnr, p»rmlt'inir eonrdlnled kitchen deror, « .11 b* welrnnirl by bnmeniakers e, n o ­ where. This year. ee» rente manufacturer* got toue'lief svlth nihrr ani'ltanre maker, and mau lfarlnrers of other kitchen ei|uinnirn! and now' you won’t ha\a lo rsnrry alioiit male bln*., your imv kitchrn cablneli and sink with tb , tame 'bade ..f pink or green *» ynur IfVt range. ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ Breakfast, Card Party Held Thi Social Department nf t h i 1 Wnman’i Club held Id annual B reikfnt with Bridge and Canasti game, following at the club center yeiterday nailing al • a m. a market baiket tale followed Circle No. BIt of the W SC S of the meal which offered the mem­ the F in t Methodist Church met ber, many colurful and useful Mondev at th* hear), home of thing, to buy. Mr,. J. it Nicholson at New Hour Mr, for the event were Sm»rn* Reach. Mr, C. M. rinw en, .Mri. 1). C. Swimming ws, en loved and a Howard, Mr,. .1 F.. Courier and ileltuhtfiil ptenie lunch wn* served at noon. Mr*. W, A. Brinson. In th* afiernonn, (be hu,lne,s Fee*. *s '•tie* i >a»l lellv. erf. fee and orange luire rnmpoifd the ■et*inn t i n held with the rhairmenu and wa, eninjrd by the iiinn, Mr,. Nicholson presiding. memiu-r, attending. Routine h i,In*,■ wot dl,r>n,fd High bridge score ueni lo Mr» of and several announcement* Tbonipvon and Mr,. A C. wet# made, Moore won the can*,!* hub trnre Thu*a enjoying th , event were L m c ly tirn n s p m rn ls of gladlnll s , follows: Mrs, Rnv* Adam,, in vario us shades of pink were Mr*. Mabel Blount, Mrs. M. W. Castle, Mis. A. F, Cnllum... Ml*. u»ed throughout the party room . . . S rv e ra l creations w ere placed L. L. is..*, Mrs. Alice Hoyne, on the MTiall ta b le , which adorn Mrs. J. R. Honk. Mrs, R. M. Mn tha room and a b eautiful fan- son, Mre. C. F. Mint*. Mra. C. II. shaped arran g em en t of gladioli McKee, Mra. It. F, Robison, Mr,. was u<ed on the table by the dn.ir. E. n. Smith. Mr«. R. IV. SturdlA large tray of gardenias was Ynnt. Mrs, IV, S. Thornton. Mrs. placed on the table by the stairs Oliv* 'Yell*. Mr*. J. H. Nichol­ and prevented to tlia members son aui Mil* Alina Chapman, 'J'.'' j!!V ' Swimming Party Enjoyed Recently By Church Grouo (p S A A D M a dl A'.b r*elv Jr, was the gun! of I loruia -State I niveralty at-s. dent, Ronnie Vruierson at tie Cirrus Week held recently Wild# there be staled In the Kani’a Sigma Fraternity house of which liiinnie it a member. Member, of the Rotary Club and iiiher friend, nf W F. Krider has# heard Hint he i, prtigrei,.ni( nice'v after undergoing aurger/ in John Hopkins ilnspital in Haititt,t Church will meet at Ilia home more, Md. He i, now at the hotel of Mr*, Forrest Gatchel 2170 where he !, regaining hi, strength l.aurel Ave. at 8 p. oi Group 2 prior lo returning in Sanfoid, with Mr*. W. R. Williams will be Friend, of Mr*. A. P Holloway hnftti title will !•* glad tu learn that she It Ptnecreit P-TA will meet st recovering from a recent opera, 7;50 p, m in th* tehool. Installa­ tion in th* Orange Memorial Hos­ tion of offlcars will be held. pital In Orlando, War# Rihl# Clat, of th# Flr»t Methodist Church will meet at Sir, L. A. Hodglns Sr. Is spend­ MrKInley Hall for a covered dl«h ing th# week with her «nn ar.d supper. Tha men will he hints to daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mr,. women members In honor of jj j |0,|B|n, j r |n gt. Augustine Mother’* Day. | Sanford friend* nf Mre. Johnnie The Ralll* Harrison Chapter nf the National PAR will meet nt Daniel* of Panama City will re. 7 p. m. at tha home of Mrs. A. A. gret to learn that th* is confined Peterson Sr. st Hidden Lake Mrs tn th* Adams Hospital, that city. Miriam Ruasoll and Mrs. John Mrs. Daniels ia th* former J illMelsch ara co-hostessea. Officer, anne Howard of Sanford, th# for th* new year will he alerted, daughter of Mri. I'aullne Howard Annual report* will he read. In Doubt? Mrs. Cox Prcsidss Over Circle Meet presided er*r »v# r> th* Anna MHPr Clrcl* T «sd»v evenin'* at ) ' e F '1 , C h The ml into, w« e auoroved a'ler hel'"f reed by Mr*. Rlchsid 'I s ’ M Routine tenor!* weie given hv various r '“,irni*n. H,r,hllgbtlng the evening's h'i*lne"s d'setisslon wet# tent*. p'svf fur ronil ig activities 'n (ie st«"ei] rttirlnr the veer fur |b B nurnu-e of raising fun I, which will -o lu the I l’vrv-Anna Crlpp'e I Children's Hum# In I'mslilhi, Thme al tending were Mrs. He'cr 1 Iliikur. Mr,. It. F. Hale, Mrs. C’ayton Smith. Mrs * Eddie Blout, Mrs F. J. Mnughton Jr., 5lrs. Lowell Osier. Mr,. Martha f. I ange. Mr*. Gene Waller, Mr*. J. R. Iloo'eban, Mra. Ralph A. Wleht II. Mrs. Alchard Mane*. Vra. 5V J. CNrke, Mr,. Harry F K«nt. Mrs. Mnrri# Mopes. Mr*. H. C. Dt*hrnw, Mrs R. II. Gob- Lake Monroe News Pratldant Clauda Hlitell tha meeting to order for Lika Monro# P-TA. rnuriton devotional chairman, ha devotion. Report! war# ,h» »*'rtt»ry and Waaiurar. T ie new officer, for tha eominf yt i r were installed by Mr*. Claud* . Hlitell, pa,t president of the Coun* • 1U ty Council. New officer! are at toiiows; President, Claude HiU tell; Vico President, Herbert Thurston; Secretary, Mri. Irvin Smtlhj Treasurer, Siva. J. C. Mine: and Historian, Mra. Pauling Kirkpatrick. President Hlitell appointed the pillowing committees: Program, Mrs. Dorothy Daughton; Davtx lloral, Mrs. Rramly; Hospitality, Mrs, Robevis; Slagaiina, Mra Clauda Hawkins; Publicity, Mra. Herbert Thurston; Membership, ^ ^ n , bun #n(J Mr|< ford; Budget ami Finance, Mra. Paulin* Kirkpatrick. B lu e R t b b m O r n a m e n t , M r*. I 'l i u c * H lite ll; C o u n ty Council D e le g a te s , Mra. H e r b e r t T h u r a t o n , Mra. Claud* H lite ll; A l t e r n a te s , Mrs. Tolar R a b u n a n d M r*. J a m * * Lc*. Plans were made for (ha picnic. Tha picnic will bt May as. al Rack -Springs, at a. m. Tha school will furnish ham and each faVnlly la asked to br.ng a covered dl(h. , Th# first gra la under t. a dlrac* ||nn of Mrs. Dorothy Dougllton, , ang | tt0 , (mgs. The project lor the coming year, will he new rut'tiini and drapea' for the stage, and uniform* fof, the h.ill teams. Second ami Third grade moth* era, Mrs. Clauda lintel], Mra. Herbert Thurittm. Mr*. Jam al l-ee, and Ska. Claihle Hawkins, wer* hoiieitei and served coffe# and doughnuts lo the members, T,i" fir,t ■',M- D >u|hton’» room, won ihe home rno..i count. hell, Mr,. Harold II. Kastner, Mrs. C, It. Siafford, Mrs. Harry Adair. Mra. A. P, Bowering, Mrs. James Rosenow, Mr*. MU* dr*d Chorpening and Mr*. E d _ Cox. • IT'S COOLER IN BERMUDA Ivy TARTAN PLAIDS $5.95 LINEN-WEAVES W EST PO RT $4.95 FANCY DENIMS $3.95 B E R M m v c n rt< s U k A M | | ' $1.50 - $1.95 V ou'll find our ahorti tailored by fawnfarrigwed PURITAN and PAKKION lo b« ewwfortabl* and atyUd right. All a rt waahabW, 28 to 41. IVEYS v . waa tinged wMh a gari&aA U ..W a-i*■'• , aa- i j.; •, i -.‘"'ri■;*• cVlyf*'* i lo t S A S I V M T U & IQ * D F ttU fil U t U �m n Itit rUn srt aomlaaSt is Vslktlls. la. Their hepee <ul<r la Ataa. «M i >ur(KT«-lK-ch«rit at Iht TParatowmil Ival bespilai, fcaeaui. lh*lr oihtr >a. Jobs, lsft ('•ms uss.r a .flou*. .Isa sad Lisle iws at is* i‘.f. FUldlsr* Grata, aa da Alta a rldaaad tiu tr, Maraartt. ?ae »?“■* alia. Jim and Aaaii ■»r*u»n'j etrihsr. irlhuf Mart ill. and hit *lf». Flat*. lairaaNt baa aa uldt* aoa. Silas. aba I away la 1M Anar. ,AMnaa tba faaata al Ik* aaa raraarj Inatf parly art Arasp Captala frad ■ Mantel E Main, (a atitatto hwka (a*. ™ - ..... ata UaAa. lu e s ___ that at* wife Fare. (a eat* •aJrssra.TS^t'UK unasB&r&iBdtz a eurgaer, c h a p t e r tw elvm “1 would auggeat that you cheek up on me and my hoapital — our rating,- Alan aald to Captain Stake. -You'd feel better about aay opinion I'd have alter examining your wile. 1 think time i* an ele­ ment, but ao la your pear* of mind." There waa a title more talk, and tha doctor* elected to walk da far U the heap!tat. It waa about four fclocka and tha rain had reaolvad into a m iat "Poor devil.- aald Ataa, aa he ta d E m it got on their way. "Yew I'd aay compltta Idloey, wouldn't you?" "Oh—ptrnapo U'a that bad." “She known nothing, feela noth, big. Old you notice her hendaT The collapsed thumb T Hne would be better oIt dead." "But (ha la not dead," protected fell aupcrlor, "And of course euthanaila . , “1 do not practice it!" mapped Alan. "Can you alwaya amid lie con­ sideration!" "In » c e » like tht*. I Bnd myact! more cur.oua to know If tire. Blake might bo helped" “You would operate then!" "If lharo la any ehai.ee of »ur* rival and improvement—yea Cer­ tainly." "But, look, Doctor . . . ” Still a block from tha hoepitai they had pauaod before croeeing tha high, way. "In thia caae, I uunk n doeto r might bo excuaed if he would not — what era tha wordaf — if hn would not bother. The hue band aeema — o r — reconciled. Your ala* ta r la n lovely woman. And, a i explained to m t. you would ta tea bar happy." "Yee," Alan agreed, - I did eay th a t" Then he looked at hia companto*. at tha line profile beneath tha brim af hia amartly dipped Mack h a t -You know," ha aald. ta tha tone of dlieovtry, - I would have aald you went a doctor to giro little conet derail on to flrcumatancea eurroundlng a eurglrel eaae, while I would be the one to eoniider the whole picture. Y et in Uua—" Dr. K not ehrugged. -1 would only prefer to aee a romantic pie* turn aver one of tragedy, ft would perhape be better for both of ue K to emutdar only the medical prob­ lem." -That eonetderation alone will keep ue buay,” Alan assented. "Good n ig h t Doctor — I'll go along home." -Home" wga at tha far and af Due earn# • treat, n broad avenue with tall tree# a l tha hoeplut end af I t Alan walked along three block* of buain*M eetabl|ihmenU, tha bank, tha poat office, the Supermarket and Penney'*. Ha paaaed the EptecopaJ Church, (mothered in Ivy, with tall tree* again ta avt* denca! another block of homee, and then ha waa at Ut* gate* of tha □raan. River fog mvlrl*d while about the lamp*, AUua'a own fronted breath r u n g a* If he ware propetted by steam. The m utintaa reminded him of hia little-boyhood, w h ta Ic* atm had baa* cut from .tha pond, and etorad la the aid icehouse. Smiling, tha tall dark man walked ea up the avenue, hia memory letting him fairly amcll tha aid brick building, the damp anwtluat and w et etraw, and *t* tha darkly gleaming lea burled there. Ha and young Jacob had often been act tha teak of getting the ice out. H# frowned. -My Ufa la full of happenings,- ba reminded her. "But Is M other sense, nothing has hap­ pened. Wa'va been married ten years, of eouroa." Ha moved over to the upholstered chair, sat down amt would bavo drawn her to hia knee — she waa a tiny thing. But to his eurprt** and dismay, aha draw free of hia hand, and began to talk, hurriedly, tensely. "Y our* right!- ah* cried. -W* have been married for tan years! And nothing has happened. It's been a waste for you, Alan. Your mother—- She gulped, her hands pressed to her hot cheek*. Slowly, the tail man drove him* aalf to hia fe a t He wanted only to make lova to Linda, and, if they talked a t all, to apeak of M argaret and Fred Blase. Linda stood upon the hearthrug, confronting him, her fee* whit* with her Intensity, her pajtay eyeo dark, ■eelng th a t her dimpled chin waa Inclined to quiver, he laughad deep­ ly In hia throat, and would hava touched bar, but aha drew back. "Why. y e a - h* said aortly, "If It must b* said." « .» » ,. — » > ■ * ;:* . 7 REpEA T p J f t p o R M A N S f f '. T y A f o f M o v s r fAS/LT CARZ/CP 130 POUXPB, E l9 M A M 9 f /APO ST, S W A P S , tee a e x t i l * wort# COLT, HXO B E C E X TiT te rm * i£VP W OZLP ffs c o z p m * r/X E AT A x / ie ASP To JLAPS, a: $ .W ELL m rEH TM , A S P 4 5 5 T A R T E P A/9 A fJP X A SFU A S FOLLOWERS A A ffREAWiXO OF A r w u p m e s t /w o AlEAXWilLE. BACK A f THE STABLE. THE ELLSWORTH STABLE, THE/Ft tiO Pi i* t h a t t e k h a n o W/LL FOLLOW SWAP* A * Th'E xtH TC cxy p e p b t Wm 'E B — OWL/ 2 OWXBZ* AAIE TAKEti IT TWICE 2 . c u h :" ;;' e le c tr ic a l liv in g , RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 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And Chevrolct'a fast pace in selling and trading means volume used car savings and big selections far each OK buyer. tMina up I* 1300 o. a .c . f i n a n c e : * LOOK r o o T N I OK TKADCMAIIKI C O R P O R A T I O N Old Prlnm t Tbaatar tuildlnf I s M s s ty ky project. • A ntheeiiad t k s s r s l s t M a r ' 111 WIST FIRST SnUtT Iwfard, Fkrida • TakpKwM 11SS IC d f.M AHO LLER M O T O R SALES Palmstts __________ 1 ^ 2 x ^ 1^ ___:. ATLANTA W-De/endlng eham. plon Charles Harrison of Atlanta played George llam rr of CMuin. bus, «*.. former Southern and NCAA cliamnlnn. ioday In a sec. ond round So'.ilhern Amatr.ir golf tournament match expected •; to hf-jhlight a aeries of stern tests 00 tap for Si* favorites. Lew Ochmla of Chattanooga bab tied Hillman Robbins Jr., of MeW phis In an all-Tenneatco conUst, while Mason Rudolph of Clafjtv. vllle, Tcnn., look on Dan Yat**.ol Atlanta. . Arnold Blum of Melon, Ga„.tha 1031 Southern champion, r.ict~Ed. die Merrln* of Meridlgn. JJ ms., in a renewal of the 1931 Soffffltra top 3 and 3. -*r* Bat Charles Dudley of Green­ ville, S. C., who won medalist ors with a fine U7 In qualifying rounds, did not expect lo Have much trouble with Beverly Nabcis 01 St. Petersburg, Kl*. ' The second round mark(i) th* first of two Iflholr tr-U sehed. pled today over the hilly par JJ Druid Hills course. Most of the betrer player* idvanerd with Rule trouble during the first round of match play -ywm terday although three of Ihe loww qualifiers felt lo underdog*.'' I T "—* * nit ' , "«njr ' Z ,IO „ JUD ,h hppi Kona .• "_lh" Pert of the. orchard to ofs TUr. Utib .. dlpsy-dool. pitches, the, should " J 1"" ’* '” • ,,n* * * l!* !>* fair enough to knock them to /V A FOW. Aa lo his own position Powell •om* Infielder or outfielder. After all, it would be quits unfair, he say* that he can catch whatever NktUii b I-s M iw St-ewsis Epps throws. Hr has hren getting -----------------------hia eye on the hstl by warming up aa an umpire {luring tha — Just to se* what a business Rotary league season. And ao or professional career — not the r g a ng far aa a throw to second — “ no passing years, mind yon — ran trouhle at alt — If tha vhort atop do to a fellow's haiebball abil­ will catch my arm ■• tha a:cond ity. And undoubtedly there will lacker takes the hall." lie a goodly crowd Jn the stands nut spectators need have no at Memorial Stadium tonight be­ douht thr.t it will be five fast Inn­ cause at least nno of the gomes ings of baseball. 1 will keep the biood pressure at And most of th* fan* here­ a high level. abouts who have seen these Ry KD CORRIGAN business and professional men Tha Associated Prcsa equip your home for Charlie Maxwell, a 29-year-old play when they were hlgn aehoul , Pitt-hurgh'* last National batnomad. has been in professions! and college star* will ba delight- ting champion was Deb Harms baseball line* 1917 and has yet lo ed to >ce them-In adlon again who hit -1J3 In IDto. spend ■* much a* two complete^--------------— ----- -! ■ra-on* with one team. TRYING FOR TWO • • By Alan Maver He's been in and our of the ma­ lar* three Hines and has played with flv* different minor league clubs. But It'* Just possible that O - 7 -5 he finally hai found himself a P M /L n r s ,x home with the Octroi? Tigers. AWf/.\B TO 4 W iring E xperts A muscular left-handed swinger. * P s r* 2 \ Maxwell waa lehbed for utility duty F F -5 T ' O u r Hhlllccf ctcdi'l* before the season started. Jim Delr w a -T M j! sing and Chick King were tha lei; W'XXEF rlnrta will w ire y o u r o f 7*5 field pliloonrr*. Bui now King has Home nccordinir In rr.-.yj' departed, Delslng hasn't produced r,7 t H trlrt h u ild ln g code*.and Maxwell Is practically in full \ /X charge of left field. Call tu for all rep aira. 7h‘E Hi* two-run homer In h i t night's C L * B * \ T-3 decision over the Washington A sT .Fi !) Senarors didn't hurt any. Neither did hia two homer* Tuesday. He has hit six all told and la batting .177. third In the American League. 112 .Mujfnolia A r t . P it. i l l * The Tigers still are in the league haiement, but They are beginning lo -how some life. Al Kallne chip­ ped in wills another iwo-run homer and Trank limn* contributed a ba«e*-lna<lf<i triple F.lse where in the American League, the Cleveland Indians fi­ nally stopped lha New York Yank­ ees *-3; the Red Sox crushed the Chicago White Sox 7-3: xnd tne Kansas Cify A’a whipped the Balti­ more Orioles f-0 behind Art Dit7 ,-i CR>*TAL E-tlL mar*» seven-hitler. EXPERT* POX Only Two games were played In th* National et.ague. Tom Pohol FA-E R'CA'E a *TPCX<S C*A YS£ frw. i I Maetifisi sky* whitewashed th# Phdadriih1* 70 PE TAW At* v cs ’e e a P n /v r Phillies for tehe SI Lout* Cart’1- til AAT P A T f X S 7/TiE, AAT/JUL LEA&XiR gMlsr la lAa Matwoa. nals 3 0, and Ihe Cincinnati RedMA* R. Ft OXER i r* (atp m f B a r t x a * f ir s t \ legs edged tha New York Giants t t P S T X e A t'E R A O E Am*tkm* I 8 9SAS0S* W‘ij • 3. r v .i v a * ab u r y c a r OP T i! F /R *r' If nothing else, Ihe manner In *T A Y M U V A L , A ATS A IOCVLY TWCEwhich the aYnk* dropped their WA* FJ\XEP-'JR F jR C^OUX Tn'Cf game In ihe Indians proved Tasey S^iS.IU I. X>.« / Ml.-w l|-lM'l 1t Stengel's men are nnt supermen. *,CX sH B U m Moore, Ihe ancient ruler of lha light heavyweight division, is listed a* Ihe No. I heavy in the current Ring ratings. Jackson it ranked s e r o n d , Baker rturd Holman fourth and Paltrrson fifth. If It arrompii*h*hd nothing else, last night’s fight eased the traffic i j|m n( foMfn(leri by fllm. i n a lm g H o lm an . Bleeding heavily from a cut over tha lets eye. Holman waa almost a psthetle figure aa he plodded efler Baker In the lata rounds, trying N> land a blow that rould overcome Baker's mounting mar­ gin of superiority. Baker weighed III poundi. Hot- tba 8a* Francisco l ^ EFFORT ■ W / k a ^ A O W 95EM9 TO 'W m p / c a t e all 's Highlight Stern Tests For Favorite^ m o d e r n Square Garden. Reports from New York, however. IndlCIlH that the Patter-on.lack *on wi n n e r might meet Archie Moor* for the champion- AWWflff stream s ^ m flozpa Golf Tourney W ill Charlie Maxwell Has Been In, Out Of Majors 3 Times O IMS. ky Klisatwlh Belferi I tso n els d k r a-rmlMlo* or t>« iMibl.sksr. DODO. UKAD A CO. Distributed be K i a t Fsature* Ira d i s a l s . In Mi baikalhall aomahaek made taU ddrlng tha ta it Nation, al Basketball A nn. 'aeaaon, Georg# Mlkan averafad 10*1 totnla a game for flT gams*. Ha averaged allghtly more than to ■ilrmtea a game. « , m il J allege*, to make one of these Tonight at the Memorial Sta- "m ired" ball hawks RUN alter (Hum Immediately following tha tha hall, Cuh — All alar gam* which WUh Dr. Cliarll* Park Jr., at starts a t 7i"0 p. m. a team of f|r,t base, Powell la ronfldent that Rotarians will match diamond r»r»||i, Tnuchtnn, Dr. Billy Epps prowess with that of tha league „r n r, j ohn Jlnrgan Just couldn't champs — anp the tuaal# ought po*,|b|y get the hall past him — no matter where they throw tin*. Ona might aay that It could li, Granted that none of them bo wall worth th t prle# of admit- has tossed a hall across a hall tanr* except that the admittance diamond In lo. thrsa many moons, to both tha gam* la free. ih* "aem-pro" dub skipper be* Sonny Powell will captain a ilrVes that each one of them ran team of aratwhilo diamond duit- do a Job that will make the spect­ ara of recognlxaj ability — that ator thrill aggaln lo hia artistry. la recognised whan they ward ft could h# debeated. tha master* actively running tha baaa palht, minder continued, that Brack anapplng up eolld alamt Perkins, Boh Cornell, Bill Bush and banging aomo blnglea. or P, D. Scott might not be able Of eouraa, the Intervening yeara, to run — not very far, that is •aya Sonny Powall, might, Juat — after a fly hall to the out­ might, have ’ alowed down field, but there i* where hie team, but ha etill thinha they .HounJsinan Epps' ahlllty to mpka will ahow thalr. up and coming the butter bit them "where they adveraarlea a thing or two about are" and not "where they ain't" lha gam*. . in And ha avrts thnt it If* expect* the Cubs to play I*. .. .ha most iiniportAinnnlikn "Let iha say thle!" aha begged. BOSTON if* —Coolness under (U g^y les* clouded todiv after pres.ure must have been on* of „ ob Bpkfr., ,,Mhin| vlr,ory nvfr the first things young Dave Siller j okn hm what will baplearned from hli famous father. pen next appears to be anybody's Boston’s rookie pit.'hrr has mas­ lues«. tered it s,s well he's threatening Biker, the Pittsburgh giant, In take over the Nn. 1 relief Job pounded nut a unanimous decision V isited when Ellis Kinder was over Helm.n the slow^motlnn fhi. *o!d lo the St. Lmii. Cardinals. | etg# hfl„ rt |n , Dave i* a Jl-y*ar-n1d Prmeiton round bout billed as ihe first in g’jd rate and youngest son of Hall i tournament to daiermin* Ihe of Fame first buem an George successor rn the rtired heawfid e weight champion Rocky Marciano. The beipectarled right-hander Later, Raker'* manager Dusty made hi* seventh appearance In ne’.tor said he had a promlae from II games yia.'erday when he was the ln?*rnatlonal Boxing Club that a iked ?o preserve a two-run Brd hia fighter would be matched in Six lead in the r.ghth inning. The th* second round of the elimina­ man KM. base* were loaded and there was tions with the winner of a Floyd ortv one nut against Chicagn. ratterson-Hurncane Jackson bout Michigan ha* won th* NCAA Five piiehn taler the inning scheduled for June a In Madlsim hockey rhamplonshlp flv# times. t * s over Veteran Nelli# Fox feuled eH t ” j fast halls, then missed a awing at a rhangeun. Usually re­ s' lined Red Six Manager Mike Higgins Jumped tn his feel In ihe tft'iotil as Fox fanned. Oi the irro id pilch In dangern s Minnie Mlnuo, Aider got hli a d re rttry ta hlr a high shadow fly la right. Djv # got through Ihe nlrlh loo In rgve a 7-3 verdict for Tommy If •». S iler whe hid onk brl»f minor l**:u» e'psrlrnce with Albany of til* E**m;n Lea*u* bu* lexmest Irtish from pvo yei-s playing in f 'e Army has an 041 earned run ijs . ’ He's given up only ei* earned r ' t ii H innings and hg* struck i*'j| laven, Ha'a already got two R**l«r league vieloriea'ln relict "Control, stuff, moxle." — that** the way Hlgglna sums up Sisler. r .q Rotary Team Ready To Match Champs "I'think It must, ft aeema only Chuckling, Alan let hlmielf Into the big houie. The party had dia- honeaL Alan. 1 realtt* aa well aa banded. The main room* were dark, your mother and father that our only tha night lamp burned In marriage has been a waste in that the hall. Alan hung hia damp coat I've not been able to give you a and hia miet-beaded hat in tha child, t don't need them to point iloaet, looked down regretfully at out to me that'you ara tha finest the italna upon hia Ona black of tha Thornton Une. nnd should shoes. He went over to the conaole hava a chance to bring fin* sons and (elected a heavy-headed rove and daughters into the world. Well, from the vai# there. With the I'll gtva you that chance, Alan, flower In hie hand, he went up the l'va decided that I should step out, •lairs two at a time, hie l o n g and let you be free . . . " Hu heart constricted, his fae* llfnb* moving like pialone, and put both hand and thouldrr agilnnt waa white. Had he failed her! Did the whit* ranel of tha bedroom ah* want a way out! "But, Linda." be protected, "you’re my wtfa , . ." door. "I hava been your wife,” ah* Undo wax tented before the fire, reading, but *ha rote at one# and agreed. "Long enough lo know that . . ." (the choked, and tears came toward him. He gave her the ro*e. hia eye* began In fill her eyes; on* pearly •timing. “1 al vxjx bring my wife drop spilled upon her cheek. Hn* shook her head impatient­ flower* on our wedding annlver•ary." he told her. She laughed ly. "Tell me one thing!" aha blurt­ ed. "Does your brother have chil­ and returned lilt kite. Iter heir was brushed loosely dren?" "John?" aaWl Alan, hia ions about her face, and aha wore a quilted aatin rob* of tli* tim e pur- flat with surprise. "Why — I don't pliah bln* aa her eyes. Alan held know, Linda." Uhe took a (tap toward him, her away, and looked at her, loving hia wife, and withtng, almoat dee- ■taring. "In any caae." he cried ini paperalely, that he was not ao damn buay, that he did not, a* today, tlenlly, "ha wouldn t figure . • “Oh. Alan." •pend two-thirds of hia time away "I-ook, lands—" from htrl H# wished. too, that he "You're not cruel. Alan," aha was not so thick-tonguad. If only ha had soma of Ernal'a polish, and pleaded. "Not really." "What I am doean t signify," ha could summon a few of hia glosey phraaest The beat Alan Thornton aald gruffly. "But I think you must could da was to draw hia wif* know Ihnt it waa John’s own chnli* somewhat roughly Into hia em­ lo leave hart, to cut himself off." “Your parents . . ." brace, rub hia rhtek into her hair -Yes, yes! But he, too. Oh. bow aad klaa her again. With tha Image of Fern Blake did w* ever get Into this 7" H* ttlll fresh in hia memory, ha held •winded nngry. II* was — imp*her cloae, murmuring somtUi.oj: item. And duapi-nnled. "It »eemcd lha time," aald Lin­ about III* being ahort. and full of haaarda; ha sighed. "W* hava to da, mournfully, "You're still young make each day count," ha aald —and If John has no children, it* la essential that you hava them." wistfully. Linda winced. The whole day be­ Her voice began to me. "Your hind her had been epent in realis­ mother and falhrr think to. Amt 1 ing that ahe’d been married for ten do. too. That'a why I — “ Hh* year*, that the had no child. And sobbed aloud, trembling. She re­ now — if Alan maanl that he too garded him between tha hands realned. and regretted—She looked pressed to har temples. "Oh. please down at the rose which ha had don t argue with me, Alan? I only brought her, then up Into hia face. know tha way this thing has coma “Has something happened!" she lo ***m to me!" l Ta Be CiMilisuril asked. I Sisler Threatening Heavyweight Title To Take Vacant Picture Clearer MIAMI BEACH. Tla, ri—The No. 1 Relief Job heavyweight title p i c t u r e was * A i m i « n ir n n A t.n ' j j h ^ r i £ ‘'iiiiii ' . ____ ■ ! \ '. i P htm s 12SI , * �L v «\i S im plified S e llin g O f Surplus Ite m s ...A — Now Heroic* |V 16—LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING 16—HORSES—CATTLE 1821 » r A . Ad Writ* u* ** £ ? ' i u n » '*••• • 16* f * U"*’ . , on# Hour • Wait) and Damp Dry 2 RIDING lforsc* and saddles Ode hour t t • Weak aad Dry Fold $300. 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St. or call 2643. 333 per mo. Thun. M»y 10,1950 Pag* f THE SANFORf) HERALD THE O LD HO M E T O W N ■ *-» » » -— By STANLEY LBEDROOM house. Kitchen (urnlsbed. In town. Phone 443. 3EE i Beatty tor Dtiirahte aad Apia. Phoae 27. 2-Bedroom bouse, Phoae 1663-W. NICE dean fumlabal cottage on 17-Bl. Rent by week or month. Lights aad water furnished. Ph. 3010-Wi. PIECES Double Dreeter ' Box Soring READY to move In CotUg* com­ Mirror Pair Pillow* Usa BUwta pletely furnished. All utilities. BedSpread Enaleeed head. S agpreri bottom Hooke**# Bed By wNk or month. 2404 Park enda. Pleatie Pi raU with piaetteC enda, or lunersprlng Pair Boudoir Ave. rayon Upea. Cotton or nylon Mattress Lamp* FOR RENT: DeBary. Coo. Block; SmBkarfc QBm iM M O s M. Wood Ploeri, Fully funiahed. 1U-U4 Went l i d SL w ait aide of aem Lake. SwimM i Umt o f S anford m lnf beach. Location unequall­ APT. *lie gaa range. Good con­ M M t E M U . Photo 127 ed, nearby P. 0. Shopping. Shad* dition, 350. Phone 1163-M. hnd bearing citrus trees, 2 Urge S H IN E R S r airy bedrooms, and living room. POPGUTS. Bull Head*, Worm*, 46—PA".M AND GARTEN Shady screened porch overlook­ Reaionable trice. Flemlngi ing lake. Storm proof. Reliable Grocery, E. Geneva Av*. Open gaa utilities for refrigeration, 1040 Ford Trnctor Double 7 day* a week. range, hot water and excellent IloUom 14" Plow, .1 Row floor furnace. Available May FOLDING Cut*—15.68. 30 Ft. Ifose Cultivator. >3 In mid-January. Phone San­ 32.05. All lire Tarpaulin*. Armyford I344-W-3 JlR irr TRACTOR CO. Navy Surplu*. 310 Hanford Ave. $10 DOWN 1A—PLACES TO EAT POE LUNCH? f awrv* HE I1U PLUMBING Delicious, assorted cold plates, Contract and repair work. Free - served In cool comfort at— estimates. R. L. Harvey. 104 . 1IKS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANT Sanford Av*. Phone 1828. no. a Valdes Hotel Plumbing. Krciky Healing M. U. 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Phone Sanford — 283* 1 Office 1300 French Ave., Phone 2621 S. Park (Hiway 17-93) 3186. _________ AUTOMOTIVE a—BOATS AW* MOTORS See the New Evtamde Liao for *M : ROBSON Sporting Goods E r ln n ie Selee A Service . 964 I . 1st St. Phone H I • i a n a H. P. Recondition*! John* A eon Outboard Motor. Price *IOO, w Cell Kerry Whitener at H03-W . I A. M. to I P. M. . * ** •ie-PA EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ ING—Paaaangcr c a n and Tnieki; all mike*, aizee—tA ton to 3-toa, Seminole County Mot­ or*, laic, 518 E. 1st St. PHONE „ ltlL ,,£M.,86U,K&11B TOR SALE - 1681 Imperial MobUe home with or without air-conditloning. n ’ ail modem eonvenieneei. Will lacrifice. Call ^ day* 71 er nlghte Xto-H. Hiway 17-92 So. Phone 501 16-BOOMS WE need forunure, paying top rath for tame. Sell to buy from, Grove Caretakiug. During, Dilat­ SUPER TRADING POST on ing, Spraying, Fertlllilng, A Setting Young Tree*. Wheichel Hwy. 17*92. Ph. 3017-W. - Grove Service. Cali 1224. l ’i Inch water pump. 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High, Oviedo, cian*, guaranteed work. Fla. Phono F09-3315 er Santera 1841-W after • p. m. M—APARTMENTS Eapertt Bookkeeping for im*U bullnon . Including jnoomo Tax Re­ turn*. Social Security report* AIR CONDITIONING WELAKA APARTMENTS! room*, aad Balia T ai, CaU 2221 Hugh For Room or Building private bath*. 114 W. Firal St. C. Whtlcbel Jr. H. D. POPE CO. INC. Avalon Apia. EfHeteoey. Phone t o Heath Park Ave, Phene 1441 WKLDINO 7»W C. A. TAYLOR, Jr. HAGCHSHLY 307 E. Fourth Rt. FURNISHED Apt. 2300 MellonAPPLIANCE CENTER villa. ‘ Y o u r W e i ti n g h o u a e D e a l e r " W ELL DRILLING PHONE 1757 115 MAGNOLIA HUTCHISON’S Ocean F r o n t Pump iklea with Apt*. 336 S. Atlantic. Daytona Repair Service Beach, Call 2374-W. 45-BUILDING MATERIAL* GARLAND SHAW P, O. Box 548 FURNISHED Apt*. Ml <4 W. Firal St, Rcaiunahle—Phone 1321. LONGWOOD USED BRICK Phone; w. p. 20-2682 TWO CARLOADS beautiful uied brick. Orange, red, end burnt EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ FOR speedy, reasonable A reli­ able for bachelor or couple. black. Sec them at SHERMAN able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ Private bath. Aero** from Po«t CONCRETE PIPE CO. vice. CALL HOOVER, 2833 or Office, Minuet Jacobson. vlilt 503 S. Sanford Ave. RED-1-M1X CONKRETE Efficiency apm m enti, air con­ Miracle Concrete Co. CER A M IC T IL E 166 Elm Ave.________ Phone 1234 ditioning and TV optional. 2821 Paul F. Mueller A Son Th. 154 S. Park (Highway 17-63), San­ Free eatlmate. Quality work. ford. CLARK S TOURIST COURT CONCRETE SPRAYING — Lawn*, ahrubbrry, Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete 3-ROOM turnlthtd apartment. Block. Sand, Gravel, Cement ritnia for cinch buga and other Cloie In, 111 E. 8th St. $3000 Concrete Pipe fo Meet All Quail peat*. PHONE 2408-SI. W. If. monthly. Phone 23M or 1032. llcatloni. Pringle. 4-RUOM unfurnmted dowmlalrs .Sherm an C oncrete Pipe L’u. Out Weal n th Hi, Phone I486 apt. Ill Oleando Ave. 623 mo. EMPLOYMENT Call 123-81 or 186-W after 0 p.m. 46-EVHNBSS EQUIPMENT 64—CHILD CARR REPOSSESSION 1930 Shelboume OMtee d a c U a t Cm. Clipper 27 ft- houie trailer. Will BABY SITTING In my home. 803 HAYNES Typ ewriter*, addteg meekiaeii W. 4th. Call 580 R. aacrlilcn. Phone 1M. . 114 Meg.. Ph. 44. 1 will ear* for email children In “ GREAT DANE” ell aluminum my borne. Ph. U52-J. 17—FURNTTUBE—HOUSEHOLD produce trailer, 32 foot, recondi­ GOODS tioned, 1032 model with good Baby Setting In my home or your* Mature, dependable, Ph. 484-B. Ural. Well worth »3,300. Seventy MORE:—MUCH—MORE other uied trailer* In ilock. OREAT DANE - DIAMOND T. n —HELP WANTED.MALE v 303 South Orange Bloaoom Trail, PART TIME Inveitlgalnr to 7 . Orlando, 3-6051. handle lmurance lnapectlon In focal area for national firm. ROOMS S0 FT. SPART0N1TTE Aluminum Car and typewriter helpful. Houie Trailer. Good eondlUoo. WRITE BOX U l, Sanford Her­ FOR ald. SUM. Phono 1MAW. • Bookcase Bed 24 ft. housa tra lltr with cabana. ta-SALSHMEN—AGENTS Completely furnished. Radio, TV, Doublo Dreiae. *qd eta. 1710. CaU IU3 until ATTENTION RETIRED MILL Mirror 6:40 * a . TARY PERSONNEL: Unusual 2 Lamp* opportunity to represent us life Innm pring M attrna MODERN beta** trailer for rent, intuanca wise In Sanford and Matching Box Springs > git. Dm m w old Trailer Court, vicinity. Will train and a»i*t. * Sente Barbara near French Our itendard* are high. but. to tl-.o • Day-or-NIghttr Safa Ave. PHONE UIO. eligible man thli offers an exPlatform Rocker cellent opportunity with top con­ Chair tract. BUSINESS I End Tablaa Oomnany haa excellent retln g -ln 1 Cocktail Table SERVICES bualneae for over 88 years. Ad. d reu your Inquiries to P. O. • 5-Pc Dinette Set 16—BEAUTY PARLORS Box 8888, Orlando, Florida. TERMSI TERMS! Your Beauty Numbar Ph, fTl WANTED—Full or part time comAT ECHOLS BEDDING CO. B t r r i s U ’s B e s « ty Nook minion salesman. Wonderful 101 Bo. Oak opportunity for big earnings, Conor 2nd. A Magnolia P E 1X22 “ End Bariherxer" Mgr. FIRESTONE STORES. REPAIRS Open Mtndaya til M i a n , VISIT OUR BALCONY Salaiman or Salosladtea for full or part-tlma work with national­ ly known Vl-San product*—Earn­ _____ ______ ing* high and unlimited—Writ* Used furatter*, etc. BeugOt-aeU. Larry’* M art latter of application lo Vl-San 321 Bail HI SL Phewe 1861. in care of Box 4, Sanford Herald SALE! SALE! SALE! and an appointment will b* a r­ Rubier Baa* Bey your F u n u tm at Berry'* ranged. . 34.23 gal Cement Stucco Paint Wtraietia* r u n ., Ce., at Ml W. 1st SL All aatlomUy adv. fur• WORE WANTED—MALE O U H u# ndur* et warehouse price*. 34.00 g a l Cement Stucco Paint •ICIIOOL BOY with power mower 31.73 gal, itcrtor Varnish HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN wanta mowing. Phone 71C-M-4. BED A PAINTER7 _SEE USt PBICKii PAiD FOR USED - MtRANEY-SMITH FURNITURE LAWN MOWin 6 7 " Ph. 6411 B. Perk________ Phone IK ) POWER 2893-J. WILSON-MAIER IT’S Springtime, Urea to paint InFURNITURE CO. aide * outside. Por an efficient O FIN A NCIA L C«U 958 painter CaU Mr. Taakcr, I1T0-J. M-OfSUBANCE .111 E. F ln t St. I E L E C T R I C A L Cetraeieew HAVE MORE MONEY by id l­ ■ANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Prerierad Bate* t* Preferred Eteatrtcri Coetractlnf and^Repatr* lohM WUUssui lus. A(MtT ing unnceded thing* through Want 417 l - f e r l AM* ‘ * Ad*. Phoit^ jrh for help la 34 urordtog your ad. < AT ECHOLS 3 « I*tJV*v-■Ltwt-v*■:‘i - ;t* >. l - ■■* : H5. 3-BEDROOM furnlihed apt. Very clean and cloa* In. Phona Old, Jimmy Cowan. ' E F V I C 1 K N C Y Apt. alr-cnmlltinned. 17-92 south city limit* Slumberland Court. Three and four room furnlihed apt*. Very clean and clme in. Phnn* 816, Jimmv Cowan. FURN. Apt., lllj'p a r k , Aduili ’ NICE bedroom. Private entrance and balh. Phone 2026-W. *0—WANTED TO RENT Went 3-Bedroom house, modem bath, kitchen equipped; for local businessman. JL L. Foley. Phone 2342, 6 a. m. io 3 p. m. 11-ACREAGE 60 ACRES, II acre* In grove and orange* U mile lake front. Paola aria. 122.300. C.A. DILLARD 13—HOMES Broker, Phone Kuril* 612-Red. DAILY C R O S S W O R D 44. Ood of ACROSS pleasure 1 Loose hang­ tCgypt) ing point 43 Man's 4 Light nicknamt beilstraS DOWN 7 Game fish I Sending 8 U n tie * from th* t Jap.I country 10 Armadillo 3 Native of 11 Unable ta Arabia find on*'* 3 Th* goat way antelope 12. Likely I Asia) It Exclama­ tion island 4 Accumulate 14. Over I poet I 8 Hautboy 6. It le (con­ 17 • Lightnected) Horse 7. Proofread­ Merry’* er's mark 18 Covering o( 6. Decorous the brain 19. Wbeaten flour I I India) % 21. Uunn with 1 ) water 33 River ,u tflo. Am.) i 33. Beverage 36. Horiionlal piece ovrr IV doorway 39 Remain 32. Unit of work U 33. Short sleep % k 33. A n im al'* t r 17 pelt 36. Music not* Jl 37. Six-sided polygon* 36. Begone) io 41. Share 42. Tuft of HI yellow feather* on 44 the on (Haw.) 1 43. Gift* to the poor 10—ACRE bearing orange grove, 3-REDROOM, tile bath, Florida 4** miles from Post Office. Price room. Oak flours, large lot, 113,000. Easy terms. Phone 1363-J shad* A fruit treat. Call 1074-W. (3-COMMERCIAL BY OWNF.R—2 Bedroom home, cement block. Including drupes, FRUIT and Vegetable business, wall-to-wall carpeting. 2426 S. Hiway 17-62, DeBary, or will Yale Ave, sell slock and equipment sopirately. Phone 2341-J-J between 1:30 a, m. and 5:30 p in. 3 Bedroom Concrete Block VA — 6225 Down Piyraeot DUE to Illness, General merch­ 658. I'cr Month P * I andise store, living quarters. Kitclfon Fully Equipped Also 4-room house. REASON­ Act fast to vhnose colors nnd tile ABLE. SJoblom, Lake Monroe. A. K. Shoemaker. Guilder F b e u l Ml REAL ESTATE 13—HOMES BY OWNER REASONABLE large comfortable home. Partly furnished. Phone WYNNEMud D seel on. 4 bedrooms tU* bath, kitchen equipment, 1252 or 6513-J. spaca beater, large comer Ini. I-HA ’ financing available. 2424 Summerlin. P h o n e 2536-11 NOT A PROJECT! 46—LOTS OUT— Homes of Real Individual! ty: Rrittany Farm Homes, Early EXCELLENT Loti, Inquire 2800 American, Ultra Modem. I'on Magnolia. ventional k F r e n c h Colonial types. LOTS — Plnecreit section. Clly water. Phone B37-J. BUILT On Large Landscaped Lots i In the best of neighbor 47—HKOEE18 and REALTORS boods. FURNISHED clean 1st. floor apartmenL 1004 Palmetto Av*. FURNISHED ApL Phone 43.MV f a OZIER REALTY CO. Seminole Realty Laura B. Oaier < le g . Real Estate Broker 3661 So. Or lead* Dr. — Ph. 1166 i m r i :inr* • T" 1 1 » 1 n f , % ty .4' .6 ll ll % 58 >1 )L % U M % jT i! if1 % % 11 t. w. ii 1800 DOWN 2 Bedroom concrete block beme with utility space and carport* convenient to shopping, |7,600, Roan L. Payton, Broker Albert* J.E*IL Aeeeriala Phona M7i 17-86 at HUwetkn The Waal turn ItM us FRANKLIN REALTY LAND AND nOME New and Re-aale Homos Phone 3 bedroom home and 8 acre* Uied 1868, Rt. 17-92, DeBary farm land. Priced |9230. 2-ROOM furnished apt. Tile bath, HOMES private entrance. Phone 3030-J 4. DUPLEX 3 roam furnished apt. k 4EW, Beautifully Dealsaad THREE i . BALL OBCAE M. HARRISON balh, 643 per month, 308 W. 8th and FOUR Bedroom Home* • 1 and 3 Bate* * 1 0 . BROKERS Second floor apt. 4 rooms and balh, L D. ■ B h la y tri, FHA and VA (Of) FINANCED modem. 648. Ph. 1MS-J 4 le e fh Park Are. A Varied Selection of Plana Priced from 111,300 to 634,000 GARAGE apartment, 1-Bedrooms, living room. Electric kitchen, Built By S k G m pm y bath k carport*. Furnished. ODI1AM k TUDOB, INC. Prefer Navy couple. Phona 2197. A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates Builders of Flnar Homes A. B. Paterson Jr., P. J. ChesFor Florldt Living 56—BUUN EBB—INDUSTRIAL terson, Garfield WlUatti, John HOMES AVAILABLE: MeJsch, R. W. Williams, Hazel OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms, Pal­ South Ptnacreit......... Sanford, Fla. M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land metto Bldg. Call 1764 or 1494 Grove Manors .......... Sanford, FI*. Suvayor. 3 Office rooms In Miller Building. Valencia Villas......... DaLand, Fla. Its N, Park Phone 1129. 113 Magnolia Ave. Phone 66. SALES OFFICE 1823 8. French Ave. CAB ON YOUR MtNDT See So* a t for Praam A**. Property. Phone: 2100 and to o (he Want Ads for hlg values In all REAL ESTATE DEIVE-W makes and modal* NOW. 2344 French Av«. J. W. HALL, REALTOR EASY DOES IT, the Want Ail HOMES "CaU HaU" Phona 1736 way) Sell, rent, trade, buy through Classified. 37—HOUSES AND COTTAGES BALL REALTY FURNISHED two bedroom home. J minutes trom Naval Base FbhM 3046-J, ji Consult A REALTOR First COMPLETE with all the features w you hav* dreamed about such CULLEN A HARKEY H» 1M N. Park Ave. Phono 2213 as colored General Electric ap inance* and colored plumbing 1 if literal. NEED 4 BEDROOMS! Large lot Ya m 1 with beautiful shade trees: AND available at reasonable utet neighborhood near High prioea with the beat financing chnol; available Immediately. ONLY 17300. k with sh U riw a down-pay­ ment*. BOATER’S DELIGHT! 200 feet 47—BROKERS and REALTORS 67—BROKERS aad REALTORS on the beautiful St, John's Riv­ er; attractive pink collage with 1 HIGHWAY BUSINESS 9K00 DOWN Wellborn C. Phillip., Jrbedroom; large living room with MODERN 3-Bedroom and den. Location for Rant with apartment flreptaca; equipped kitchen: ga­ Kitchen equipped. Located at 1228 WOO DOWN rage. Perfect week-end hidea­ Randolph St. Ownari Misfortune 3 Bedroom, all fin ish e d garage Since 1646, k a fo rd 's Leadina way F U L L PRICE *7000. necessitates his offering at $8,- apartment, with large lot and Rudder of homes for over 1,600 TERMS, ooo, which Is certainly )i,ooo less all oak floors. Income poeslblUpeople. Sale* Office: Llllla Venice thin Us true value. 673 pc# iics with completing second la Lech Arbor. W. D. •‘BUI’* STEMFKE month will handle, immediate apartment. Realtor — General near**#* Possession. (fomplete Price 16.306 , Gey ABea. Aeeoetete 3-ROOM apartment on first Ar lett« Price, Aieeclate floor No other tenant. Nicely ROME AND INCOME ONLY ONI LEFT mt HI N. Perk Av*. Upstairs ia rented) downstair* 1a furnished, convenient to stores. 633 month. Available May 1st. At 610,100, a S bedroom home on ready for you to move In, Both Oiler Realty Co. 2801 S. Orlando AUxtader A Stringer overall* lot with trees. Only units nicely furnished. Building Rial iisteta ♦ Iniuranrw Rd. Phono 1366 or 31 IS.6223 down, Includes screen recently painted. Large Lot. Si­ porch, carpocte, utility room, ap- Mrs. LouiIm Messenger, Assoc. tuated near atore. Keep that TWO modern three rooms k bath, 107 kagnolte Ave. Ph. 1« cost of living down on thli bar­ lakcfront apartment*. 15200 mon­ pUanoee, apace beater, Ul* bate. gain or rant both unit*. Only thly. Lonfwood. Taiephon* Win­ |7,t>06. — Late — Acreage LOW SLLB. ter Park 2-733(4. 2 -B E D R O O M u p r i a l r a a p a r t m e n t , Furntsticd or unfurnished 650. 008 E lm , c a ll 2018-W. ( VJl i'-UI Utl'-l-MM -lun :u II. Blue jiii-jta j i m i: . gross □ (•■!!• c.t m u 23. Egyp­ c m o im i tian is mtei ick •. < 1’ i x l god (SHf-lUC) IliJM rt.fl ntm laiiiu tr- 1 13. Part • irrtin u of •JU'JH ' uuan ■'to N u m iu i flAMI.1 be" .•atimt-tu 1Ul • 11 18 Delias nnniin *if u n ii • 30 Per­ Yieter4ir'e Aaiwe* ■form 30. One's 32 Roman relative* money it. Like 31. Yean brass (abbr.) 34. Of the pope In color 37. Cavity 38. Permit 37. People of 31. Strong wind 40. Center of Ireland 33. Black n wheel IF IT IS REAL ESTATE aril Cruriey * Meatekfi ■« 117 S*5k Parti l h s i ( 771 Total price 17300 for new 3 bed­ room home. ;4 . J. i " ir a Total price only 16330 for new 3 bedroom home. ,vp|' ■m R o b e rt A- W illlu r a , R e a lto r Rayaead Landqelat, Aaaoriate Phona 1873 Atlantia Bank BidsBENT ON A BUSINESS of your own7 Look In tee Business Oppor­ tunities columns in Classified fog latest offers. : lu — T- * « AN O Q U /IO IN & N E £ D S PIPE CO. Ond W ant 1 9 th SC . . s- sr*j TV ♦••• h A. * ~ �I iospital Notes J l& L News 0 / Men $$' In Service Margaret Muller (Ntw York) Ruth Robson (Sanford) Albert Gibbons (Lake Monroe) Henry Bradley (Sanford) Edward Charles (Sanford) Laura Davit (Sanford) Gene Smith (Sanford) Loulto Smith (Sanford) May II Admluloaa M n. Leslie Ratliff (Sanford) Vandal Stafford (Orange City) Helen Slminona (Altamonte Spring*) Dischargee Mrs. J . Bynum (Enterprise) Mri. Joseph Ervin (Sanford) Patricia Taylor (Sanford) Will Hankerson (Sanford) FORT CAMPBELL, *jr„ - V?,. fftM ot B. BlMgM, Mti o( Mr. u d Mn . W. V . Bridges of IBU Maple Avo, h at recently been tu lg n td to "B ' Battery Airborne Combat urotip Neptune, 117th Airborne Regimental Combat Team presemly stationed at Fort Campball, My. . Pvt. Bridget who not too long ago earned the coveted silver •Inga of an Army Paraehutlit by tempietlng tho Girt* weeks Basle Airborne Courao at Fort Bragg, Woman Is Arrested For Attacking Car avia ■ « « .. ______ AUGSBURG, Germany — Array PFC Dillard A. Uoull, 19, aon (A Mr. and Mra. Daria Toaale, Route |, Oviedo, recently ipcm a l.ava *l,. r ,n 1 , . Gould la regularly a>*lgn*d aa a o n re r In the lat Battalion’* Head♦'fritters Company of tho 11th Alborne pivulon'a llllh Infantry OKLAHOMA CITY Iit - Police Police a treated fenny Stopney, U, Tuaaday night and reported ahe attacked her car, Th# c lr atan«d. o m „ r | qu#w| by.-lUnder( „ saying the woman tinkered undur (b< ^ood several mlnutea, then lost h#r Wmper. she kicked the cir, on it W|th her fiat*, throw rockl l t |t> «»• «h* o '""* * r*p°rt«received i L u i ? yh « i r, ,training ^ : r y «at v' r t «*<u ,|,r,whelp, rot|" ■* h|m basic Fort wh(n |d ,h* offered J J t "™ ld Th. , . r . . . hcivily H« U U .d td C r a m tilth . m h , h . b .U ir, Employes Ordered To Write Plainly Information For Veterans I Hare a rt authoritative answers from th* Veterans Administration In four questions of Interest to for* mar servicemen and lhair families: Q. What U considered full-time tralnlni In • Koraan 01 Bill trada ichoot co u n t that coniiiti largely of ihop practice? A. Full-lime training consist* of at lean 30 houri a week for at Want five dsy* a week. Q. 1 surrendered my permanent National Service Ufa Ineuranca pollcy for c a rt when 1 went back on active military duty. I’m about to ge: out and I want (o know If I can reinstate my permanent poll* cyt A .Y ti, you Hava the right to ralnitata your perm*n*ot policy, but you mmt act within IM dayi from diieharga. It may ba reinitatad ai of your original ago and effective data, without medical examination, upon payment of the required reierva and the current premium. Any VA office can lei! you how much you'll hive (o pay. Q. I recently obtained a VA grant for an automobile, aince I am a double leg amputee. Will VA alio pay for maintenance and repair! of the car? A. No. Under (he law, VA I* not authorised to pay for repair* or maintenance of the car. Q. VA baa provided me with an artificial leg, and alao a proithellc service card that I can prc«enl In a repair (hop for repair*. What W the maximum roil of repair* my card will cover? A. The mavimum 1* $35 Veteran* living in Central Florida who wish further information about their benefit* rtould write (he VA office *r 42 E. Central Ave. Orlando1. 1/18 ANGELES ID - Employes of the Lot Angeles Animal Den is tlon Department have been or­ dered to write plainly. Allen B. Stephenson, executive officer, Issued the order after a voman complained that an Inspec­ tor left an Illegible note at her EAFB PILOTS HAVE EXTRA HOUR FORT WALTON BEACH t.P - ■Fi*» town* along tho Miracle Strip are to go on daylight saving tlmo May 13 so Eglin Air Force Base pilot* can have in extra hour of flying tlma In the morn1"'' * OlflcUla of Nicevlllo, Valparai­ so, Mary Eslhi*r, Fort ».. i llrach and Heslin agreed on the change, subject In Fort Wallon Reach to a June 12 vole. Standard lima will be resumed Sept, X __ . 'fir America hat about 31 million families. Stephenson deciphered It fur her "Gel a license for your dog." Then.he Isiucd his order about legibility. His note lo 150 em­ ploye* wa* typewritten. Record Bureau Has Heroes Too ___ ___ UR The police LOS ANGELES record bureau hai III here**, too. Such a the clerk who wa* help­ ing a North Hollywood man fill out a report about two hubcaps bring stolen from hla car. She •iked him hi* name. "Yaiha If. IlausslolpciuffbergtCTlme," aald Ihe man. She didn't a*k what the "H" wa* for. 'PRESIDENT'S OFFICIAL night In the terror-ridden British colony of Kenya, a white man In htack far* and (even African fol­ lower* melted Into a marauding 5lau Mail band. Th* bond scurried through the bu»h, Intent on Ita goal, with eight Brltlah agent* undetected In ita nildat. Finally it come to n clearing where other .Matt M«u hand* were milling about. The disguised British leader cove o silent signal and hie pseudo Mau Mnu* stole away in Ihe darkness. A*t last the British hud run down the secret meeting place of Chief Kago, whose brilliant tac­ tics had turned th* Ft. Hall area of Kikuyu land Into "virtually a Mau Mau republic." Kago,' hie suspicions aroused when aides reported the dlsappearanc* of tight ‘‘strangers," switched the meeting place. But the British agent* had It pin­ pointed and security force* swept flown on 3M massed Mau Mau*. Karo died In the battle and the Mau Maui suffered a crushing de­ feat that broke their hold over the Ft. Hall area. That was In th* first time Kenya's security forces had been able to bring a major Mau Mau force into open battle. The re percussion* of th* feat swept through th* entir* Mau Mau movement. Th# Mau Mau* never could feel secure again *^d life IH IIII THf NtW official portrait selected by Prdaldiot Elsenhower.! became a bit easier for the Euro­ U will be u»ed In reapona* to Ihe thousands nf requeata received pean eolony. Even today the by the Whltellous* for Proaldentlsl photograph*. U wa* mad* ebout British won't tell the full atory of a month ago shortly before a national broadcast. (Intmuiionalj the pseudo Mau Maui and their deed*. Some still ara at work in their dangerous mission. Others, missions accomplished, have returned to such humdrum civilian pursuits as fanning, business and gam* wardens. But the Kenya War Council hie lifted a hit of the veil of se­ crecy, enough to dlsclos* that European ami African Intelli­ gence ngent* operating n< pseudo Mau Maus at great riska-have played a major role in th* fight against tho anti-white hands. Men like Francis Erekine anil I'eter Nicholas and Walter (lash have been decorated fo* their exploits, ("ash, a young Kenya regiment officer, did much of tho pioneering field work. Nicholas and his pseudo Mail Maul killed 1.1 real Mau Maui in a Kiambu district skirmish near Nairobi. Th# Mau Maus caught on quickly to the undercover opera­ tion and tightened their security systepi to combat It. They changed password* frequently. They watched for betraying man­ nerisms and accents. An agent was likely to have a question shot suddenly at him. with his ability to respond in pure Mat) This plrlurt had la ha snappril at a iitnmrnt whan ihrir hands wav# | Mau dialect, Most agents avoid w a ll! i-s m M .n s ijs Jk.k * il -* — I L «« L u l a s ljifv a a STARK REALISM to m akeup and placing af "vfctlmo" In th* lam ing "bamlwd-ent" Ira la lag bnlUtngs la daotgnod to tant balk I ta pbyatrsl and am*tl*nal .stamina af atadtote at tha Federal civil Defeats Administration’* Otney, ML, reseat achaaL M oot* each as th* bleedr stump af aa arm (abava) ara achieved by elrapplaf *■ rubber i t plastle "m eaU gei." trc o a F IN E SELECTION BLOOMING POTTED PLANTS MIXED BOUQUETS CORSAGES Flowers R M Anywhoee, Ak|Hm Bolt County, H u n k Y or for your oourteey and gonstderatlon d u r i n g n y campaign for Tax Assessor. a , ta lk in g . 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E , ® 1200.00 3 - % T m G. & <9 1229.50 1— 1 T m M a A c i <9 9 2 2 S .0 0 B— U»M A ir OMtdttfoncrR ® $150.00 GAUTIER FU N ER A L HOI 21 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICfl OXYGEN AND FIRST AID EQUIPMENT R. A. GAUTIER, l ic e n s e d fu n m u x w rkctor �'" n p r " : - • A i A ?.f - *>*".‘s is.: : '*i 1' 4f ‘ v .. ’■' •1; &&& &&: " ■■■* m w - >: -' - .**i 4 1•m i lie v . 'h i : *j t IT: Shop and Save In Sanford U Ytmr Hiraid la Noi Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. II. For Delivery « W cfc ^astftfrik a sm IH JL K eU M M edlS M r'OUIMB XLV111 oard O f E ducation |A ppoin ts A. Bracken As New SHS Principal Tha principal of Seminole High School was aopolntcd v^jtprjuy by the Bohrd ot Education follow­ ing (he unanlmoua approval of the recommendation that Andrew J. Bracken be named to the post. Tha decision by the board yceterday waa unanlmoua. Bracken, a former professor at I (he University of Florida fnr sev­ en years In the School of Educa­ Three classes at Seminole High tion will take over as principal School will have Iheir day In court at Seminole High School on July next Monday wltcn more than 10 students will spend tha entire day 1. The new principal ii married liTtcning and gaining experience from actual trials tn tha court and has two children. The Board yesterday postponed room. the appointment of an assistant The three cissies under the pro­ principal at Seminole High School fessorship of Roger Harris and and a new principal for the San­ Hob Koonta will visit Seminole ford Junior High School, until a County Court Monday beginning at later dale. 0 o'clock to hear llw sounding of Attendance areas were estab­ the docket, the selection of a Jury, lished..by the Board of Education and trials getting underway. yesterday for t h e I’inecrest Members of tha Commercial Schoul. They are South of 23th St, la w and Sociology elassea undar between Sanford Ava, and Geor­ professor Bob Koontz and the Psy­ gia Ave, (Dreamwold Area), in­ chology elaasea under Professor cluding Highway 11-92 to Five Roger Harris will see "court In Points, Die old Orlando Highway action" v determine "the Intereat through Elder Springs and (Under- and whether or nm the itudenta ville, Lake Je*up and South San­ are impressed with the actual ford Ave., Golden Lake, Silver events in court." Lake and Lake Onoro Road, Students In tha group will be pre­ Due to tha anticipated Increase dominantly seniors. However, a of children at the Lake Mary number of lunlora will be repre­ School In grades one through six, sented in tha group visiting the the Board voted to move the sev­ Seminole County Court noomi. It it'expected *hat when time Tn a Ihrte inning thriller at Me­ enth and eighth grade children permitJ, during the process o( morial Stadium last night Immedi­ to Sanford. court proceedings, County Judge ately following the Cub-Allitar tilt, School will start for teachers In Ernest Housttolder will explain ilia tha Bruin* again teofc tha Held and tha ensuing school year Aug. 20 duraa used in the courts of Flor­ and pupils, Sept. 4. drubbed i picked team from the School will be out for the pres­ ida. Hotair elub. H o t MeMurray took ent year on June 4 for children function! of the court and proce­ dures used the eourta of Florida. en the pitching chore and although and on June < for teachers. Following the "day in court" h« waan’t bearing down aa hard students will undergo tests and ai h« did in the cinrtaln-raUer, hr participate In discussions relative Op.rned In another eapabln Job, He to their experiences during (lie full day of listening and watching waa aided and abetted by one of all that happens from beginning the Cub maipfara, Ban Wiggina, Sir. William ir. Tunnicliffe, M, to end. behind the plate. A highlight, of the game was the died at the Seminole Memorial double play atillrd by the Rotarian* Hospital at 1:03 p. m. yesterday whore 'periling footwork aiield following an illness of 10 months. Mr. Tunnlclllfe came to Sanford wa* a thing to beholdt The Cub* led off with two tallle* 33 years ago to innkr his home. Brainlett singled, launtcrcd on He was admitted to the har and around to third on stolen b**n. the practiee of law 03 years ago BY MARY FOWLF.lt AIcMurray waa on ba*e <ot Hilly and retired in 1933 after llguiThe De Bury auxlllnry of the *pp»’ wild heave from shortstop daiing 21 banks in the State of VFW met Monday night *t the and both tkss* path-plodder* turn­ Florida. community house for Its first of­ ed Into niaa. He made his home on South ficial business session. It was de­ In tha past Inning Morton drew Sanford Ave. cided that (hr money recently col­ a walk aud Whitten was on as Duh Mr, Tunnicliffe was bora In lected tn the pin* fond should be Epps' pilch thumped him in the Corry, Pa., June 28, 1869. Allocated toward the purchase of ribs. They both markod on Mc.MurHo la survived! by his widow, color hearer* flag*. A generous ray's single, and ha later dashed across home on a wild pitch. Cor­ Mrs. Louise M. Tunnicliffe, San­ doratlon toward thl* project wa* ley, walked to first and ran the ford and one brother, II. M. Tunni­ given by Mr*. II. C. Dlshrn* and eBtty Smith of the Sanford auxi­ rest of tha way to score the fourth cliffe, Bowling Green, Ohio. Funeral service) will be held at liary, who also presented the new (Jpa of the Inning ad tha sixth a beautiful white 4 p. m. tomorrow at the Brlsson auxiliary for the Cub). leather Bible. The Rotary club’s liras tally came Homo w iththe Rev. H. L. Plans were made tn attend the on Orville Touchton’a to put *,n' morm*" officiating. ra liner i VFW'* Touring Florida party on Burial will be In Oaklawn Me­ film on baaa and John Morgana Mny .1(1 at the community house crash to center tha? D««ls bobbleif morial Park. The officers and director* of the amt the fish fry at the Farmers’ In the nrx: Inning Dub Epps Sanford Atlantic National Hank Market on May 1(1, sponsored by brought the crowd to its fcrl will serve aa aclive and honorary the Sanford auxiliary. when ha poled a long hall pallbearer*. Refreshment* followed the to tha left field wall— hut The family requests that flow­ business ssaslon. It was an­ tha gasping moundiman barely ers be omitted. nounced that all future meetings ade It to third. It waa the hit of would tie held at the community e evening. He scored as soon as house, ha could catch his breath when Charlie Park doubled. Tmichtnn. UNION WINDS UP f'ONFAPI who had two for two, .sent the LAKELAND OB — The Brother­ shuffling surgeon on in with a run hood of Carpenter* and Joiners when he singled, following a wild The Sanford Boat and Ski Club Union Is winding up a two-day pilch that pul Park on third. will hold l|s meeting tonight In regional conference today, leaders of die union from nln* CUBS — 2 4 0 — 0 4 1 the CAP Hall above Touchlon'a Southern itatea, Puerto Rico and ROTARY 1 2 1 - 4 3 0 Drugstore at 8 o'clock. McMuirey and Wiggins; Dub This meeting is open to Ih* pub­ the Canal Zone are meedng to Epps and Powell. Umpires Hutchl- lic and all member* a rt urged to discuss an organiaatUnal drive attend, I for that area. •Jyn and Morrison. SHS Students Will Experience Day In Court Monday f Cubs Defeat Rotary Team In lilt Last Night At Stadium Mr. W. Tunnicliffe Dies A t Hospital VFW Auxiliary Has 1st Official Meet In De Bary Monday « FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1958 SANFORD. fLOWIDA Boat, Ski Club Meets At 8 p. m. pf m ^ § t L• j . M » VI H b*‘ & L*W __________w iS H B o i________________ CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACKSON I* presented a resolution com­ mending him for the effort* and relationship between the local Naval base and the City of aauford. Presenting the resolution I* Mayor F- D. Scott and City Attorney W. C. llutchlaon Jr. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) Committee Accepts Plans For Additions Tha Seminola County Rnard of Education yesterday accepted pre­ liminary plans for the addition of eight elementary d ata rooms, cafetorlum, and administrative suit* which will Include clinic and stor­ age for Lyman School. The accepting of three prelimi­ nary plana came as a result of the recent survey conducted by the Slate Department of Education for which State Hoard of Educational fund* will be expended. The Seminole oCyinty oBard of Education was told yesterday that a full scale countywlda survey for school needs will be made in Oc­ tober of this year. Seminola County Superintendent of Publie Instruction R. T. Mllweo laid today, "We will have IS ele­ mentary classrooms and ISO sev­ enth and eighth graders at Pine* crest School for the eoming school year and 875 seventh and eighth graders at Bantord Junior, High School." ^Illwee said, 4>W« feel that fol­ lowing the full scale cmmtywido tunny we can accomodate our •ohool children during the next school year without overcrowding classrooms or double sessions," The next year will give us tlmo to plan and provide fnr school faci­ lities lor the 1937-38 school year," Mtlwea said. Funeral Is Today For Mrs. McLaulin Mr*. Henry McLaulin Sr., died i t 4:43 p. m. yesterday at Seminole Memorial Hospital fol­ lowing a short Illness. Mrs. McLaulin had lived In San­ ford for 63 years and made her residence at 112 West 41h St. She was born In Madison, Fla., on April 10, HUM. She waa a member of tins First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Mrs. McLaulin I* survived by two snns, Dr. Henry McLaulin and Victor McLaulin, Imth of Sanford; two grandsons, Henry McLaulin HI, or Sanford and Clyde E. Hull nf Norfolk, V*.; two sisters, Mrs. R. A. Bollinger and Mrs. A. J. Smith, both nf Macon, Ga, Funeral aervlecn were held it 4:30 Ihif afternoon it the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. A. G. Mclnnla officiating. Burial waa In Evergreen Ceme­ tery. Deacon* and Elder* e.f the First Presbyterian Church served as honorary and active pallbearer*. nT i i AwodeUd Preee l.aaaad Wire Grammar School P-IA Officers Are Installed Af Meet Officer* of tha Sanford Gram­ mar School Parenl-Tsachar Assoctallon wets installed last night at Impressive reramonlee during the final meeting of the y**r. Sirs. J. B. flL John, president of the Bemlnole County Council, Parent Teacher* Association,, In­ stalled the officer* for the ensu­ ing year. Those taking office were; F. C. Richards, president; Mr*. W, E. Gilaa, firat vice president; Harold Hacksnbach, **cond vice praildint; Mrs. J, B, Grant, MCTeUryyT.nu Jim Buckler, treasurer. Outgoing officers; hire. F. L. Woodruff, president; Mr*. P. H. Colbert, first vice president; Mrs. J, Lee, *ccertary; Mr*. G. O. Jones, treasurer. The now officer* Imraadlately took over their duties end presid­ ed at the meeting. UrroUl llecketdnicb, principal of Hanford Grammar School told the group attending last night'* meeting of the "Importance of pre-selcrllon of teacher* fnr the children during tha coming year.” He said that »urh selection will he done mainly because of subject matters and disciplinary action, The selection will take place, he •okl, from May 14-1R. Following Uackrnliach’a talk e film "Life In 1 8 V was *how. Refreshment* were served in the school cafeteria by room mothars In 125 member* attending the meeting, 3 MEN FACE ARRAIGNMENT P E N S A C 0 1, A UV—Three men faced arraignment today before U. 8. Diet. Judge Dollar A. De­ f in e on Indictment* charging them with theft of govemmen? property. Indicted yesterday were Thomas Edward Davis, 23; Walter Sidney Griffin, 19: and Gerald nrnoker Jr., 28, all of Crealvlew. Eight oilier* pluailetl guilty Wednesday to similar charge*. The II, all former employe* nf Eglln Air Korea Base, Fla., wora arrested by tha FBI on rhargaa of stealing about 200,000 /set of copper wire from various Eglln firing rangta last December and January. Commission Resolution C aptain Jackson Plans Underway Document For Armed Forces Presented Day Parade May 19 Yesterday rian i. are getting imdrrway for Ih# Armed Force* Day Parade in Sanford slated to be held Stay 19 starting at 9:30 a. m. Karlyla Hmulmlilrr, chairman of tha committee, along with other membera said that the event will ba lined up at 9 a. m. no that H "will bo able to atari on time." Banda Including .Seminola High School along with the famous Pep Club, Junior High, Oviedo, Lyman, and others will be on hand lo lend a stepping beat. It was announced lhat any orgafiliation Interested in decorating a float may uia the Legion Building for both decorating purposes and for keeping it overnight. A* an added extra, open bouse will b* held at tha Sanford Naval Air Station from 10 a. m. until 1 p. m. Instead of tha usual apeeches thl* year on tha review stand will be heads of various organization* and civic leaders along with the chaplain of the h u e who will offer an Armed Forces Day Player. Mori of tha Seminote' oCunty School* will participate and aaveral of the local club* and group* In­ cluding BPOE, Elk*; Anna Millar Circle, Seminole County Jaycsa*, Liana, Red Cross water Safety Final and a Bed Croi* marching xnlj ■ewnlpatad jttidat.V* ‘(too hive recently comrfoted a course in Home Care from T,ym*n School. Marching unit* from Ih* Station and tha Air Fqrca base will ho on hand ktso to allow soma fancy marching, Tha Boy Scout*, Brownies, Girl Somta anil Cub Scout* of Sanford will lie marching In group* alxn to loud color to the parade wtib-h I* scheduled to he one ol the L yeL A resolution commending Cap­ tain Robert W. Jackson, Command­ ing Officer of tho Sanford Naval Air Station, for his "diligent and untiring work lo promote a high degree of cooperation between tha local station and the City of San­ ford," was adopted yesterday by the oRard of Sanford City Com­ missioner* and presented to Cap­ tain Jackson on hi* arrival hors from Washington at approximately 1 p. m. Tha resolution points out tint Captain Jackson has constantly of­ fered the help and cooperation of himself and the Sanford Nival Sta­ tion In all projects pcrtolnlng to the station and Clly welfare to tha extent that surceiaful reliRoni and cooperation are, at tha present time, on the highest piano alnca the station ha* been In operation. Captain Jackson was commended In tha resolution by the Board of Sanford Clly Commissioners and the people of Sanford for "hla out­ standing effort In promoting coop­ eration and relationship between tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station and the City of Sanford. Tha commanding Officer receiv­ ed tha sincere thanks of the San­ ford City Commission and tha peo. tile of the City for "hi* outstanding leadership and eCortt." T in oBar^ of Sanford City Com. mU'uinars torwanlH a copy of the ttsoiAllun to lha Secretary of tha Navy with a request that It ba made a permanent part of ttie record el Captain Robert W. Jack­ et n. Tresrntallon *1 tha resolution wa* mails yesterday in brief and Informal ceremonlei on Uie Captain’s arrival here. Mayor F. D. "'**• 'tinted the docunienl signl and Commissioner! »t >*nel, Earl lligglnulham, and John Krlder. MARTIN L. TAYLOR *★ ★ ★ 1956 Entomology Scholarship Is Awarded Taylor : H i* fS08 John T. Creighton entomology acholarshlp for 1950 hai b##n awarded t* University of Florida son lor Martin L Tag* lor af Sanford. * jMartin, te a of Mr. and Mm. J , D. Taylor, area selected fey. tha award beeattM of hla high acholastly reorefd, arpd and profusi­ on*! p rem ia ha thy tnaw t work. At the award ceremony College of Agriculture Dean Marvfa A* Brooktr commended tha scholar­ ship program a t tha UnlvaraitF of Florida. 11* observed that taela funds atlmulaly Interest la ex­ panding knowladg* and give stu­ dent* a financial boost toward a successful collage program. Dean of Men R. C. Beaty re­ presented the University a t thy entomology department scholar­ ship program. , Tha annual award, honoring Dr. John T. Creighton, hand of thy •ntomology department, la spon­ sored by the Orktn Exterminating Co. Company officials Bam Walkup Jr., Orlando, praiantod Taylor with 5500, a acroll and » nameplait. The nameplate will b* attaehsd to a bronsa plaque honoring tha two previous Creighton scholar­ ship winners, L. E. Davta, Calla­ han, and David M. Blseeh, Fahokea, who are now graduate stu­ dents a t the University, Any eivle, bii.lnaiae* or commer­ cial organizations Interested in en­ tering tha event are asked to call tho Cham tier of Com mere* for in­ formation. Four Veteran Organizations will bo handling tha parade this year including the American Legion, Disabled American Vatcrans, Fleet Reserve and tha VF3T along with Tl>* annual Junior High Spring the able aislstanc* from tho Frolic* witr b* belli tonight in tha SNAS. Pinecrest School Auditorium atartIng at 8 o’clock. Mrs. W. 0. Fleming will direct the show which will feature color­ ful costumes, novelty songs and By MARY FOWLER group singing. 3!l*i Beatrice J. Tyson, pa it noth seventh and eighth grades president of tha Women’s Relief will participate In tha affair. Near­ Corp* nf the Grand Army of thn Republic Installed tho following ly 200 aliidenti will lend (heir officer* of tha women’* auxiliary voices for tha program planned. SIudsut accompanists will ba Partly cloudy today, tonight an# to the Do Bary Volunteer firemen yeiterdny at tho flrehouis: Mra. used for the singing groups and Saturday. High today U-U, la * tonight 84-8R Harry W. Sellers, president; Mrs. aaveral solos will be presented. Chris Butlar, vie* president and Tha atudanta ar* giving tie Mrs, Ernest K. Wnlsko, secretary. even? ax a sparkling climax of a Other officers continued In office year’* clan work of practice. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NRW1 for tho season of 1938-37. Roth boy and girl ensemble* will ON PAOI RIGHT A sandwich luncheon was enjoy­ ba featured. Ticket# may ba pur­ ed before tha builneia teuton. chased at tha door. Junior High Spring Frolics Set Tonight A t Pinecrest School De Bary Auxiliary Officers Installed Weather Mothers Exemplify Best Qualities Of Mankind CAPTAIN J. T. ULACKHURN, U8N. Commander of Hetwlng On#, greet* Vice Admiral Y. W. Mrllehon, UBN. Commander Air Force, II, 8. Atlantic Fleet, upon hb arrival a t the Sanford Naval -A |r Station Tuesday, Admiral McMahon met in conference with Capt. Blackburn, and other officers <rex»r*ned to discuss be** planning of NAS. A ttar tha eonfaranea, tha Admiral and hla p a ri/ at* i luneh in tha NAS Bachelor Officers Quarter* before returning to Norfolk. (Official Photo, U. S, 1 Navy) 4 AN EDITORIAL , . A jrreftt deni of eentlnwnUl noiMonaa him been written nlmut motherhood. One would think, to rend the effunions ot noma easaylnU ami Krwstinif card venlflera, tnAt *v«ry mother in the world i* h iiarajron of all vlrtuon. Experience proven that thin ntatu of affair* dimply does not exist. Thin may tteorn like a negative approach to a piece honorinir motherhood on Mother a Day, but It In a true one. And It Riven a nolld foundation for what wo rcully want to wty, which in that, though they nliure human fruilty with the rent of tin, the groat majority of mothers rise above it to height* of sacrifice and devotion rarely equnlled by others. It in the irlory of mothers that they arc human, and not nnRcl.n of pure l!«ht. They experience joy nnd norrow, happlnoan and pain, junt an other human holngit do. But in them all the infinite variations of these human feelings are sharpened and deepened hy the very fact that they are mothers. The norrow of n mother bereft of her child In beyond ordinary norrow; a mother's joy in the happiness of her child is beyond ordinary joy. The mothers of the race, more than any other group o f , NEW OFFICERS OF THR Auxiliary to thy Da Bary Volunteer F lit Department, tn still ad human beings, exemplify the bent qualities of mankind. thav are; Mrs. Aaanath Butlar, firat vie* prealdant; Mr*. Alley Roblolly, retiring president; ! That is not over-nweet Mother’s Day Bentlment. Walslio^jeg a ia ry ; Mra. Anna VeJfR traaaurofj and (seated) la tha nag jreaiAay^ Mra, JUBraf l It la Lh« plain and happy truth. t*OM F ly |i| . — ami, , m . -»'w*oe*i^*<agp«oe-*^mysemsw«JmheS*» a ' V t* * * * t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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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>, May 10, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/41880c652eba9246274fd484890aa037.pdf 425323696b2df19ea876ef858a8e70a0 PDF Text Text ; i Hospital Notes %? Social & Personal Activities £» MART FOWL** .observed In th* Dt Bary Baptist Vrtnda and nallbbora art Wit* church at the U a. m. *e-vlct at idtiM tha rat urn of Mr*. Blair Iwhich tha Rav. Hubert Thomas 1flailia iha will wlQ be afJtrl pi' 1IM HMH to W bar homo emnmw whore ~ _ ofOclata. There 4..** K ir Mr. U feeuperatlna Iron two m ajor ano and organ duct by Mr*. Lud* K' eo retko* and a month's slay at wig Kupeca and Mr*. Harry WUk Memorial la DeLand. *Mr*. Brown, The uhlor and sanjoy choir* Tideman wishes to thank those will sing Iha anthem Bask'Ye the who sent her flowers and cards Lord and thee will be a Mother's (we counted ITS of those) wishing Day solo by Miss K. Hanninger. bar a etilck recovery. Thornes Gsrtlly. son of Mr*. ' Richard llofstctter, building InJ g jJ k rjf■ jjJ J i^a^mintoVfwDo^BaiytoSwlBg ,|lsef,ir«* ,rom ‘h« irm td forc**Z t « • the-IW sr four Neighbors decided tb give him s r as manv vouna^ouDlas Si housa <u e,u > Ur‘ >nd Mrs. Robert Q^SSSpSiSS a 3 tu H ^ r » ru « u v u i.. Ky Up the 1 tie hubbub Jof tcommsrcUl t J a eloea.b- s^ s t^j ftturn p &No^ % torfs(h# iu*•«n . w n ,‘ ' -Way will hum with aetlvlly among tha Da Bary organisation* Wiiwh are staging thslr llnal cclebratloos of Ihe seeson. P 'nUtlon Xstales Woman's club will hold a luofheon and stylo show si tha Langford Hotel Wednesday of this week; the POA picnic will be the mer sod who they wished to honor al , fK cwsll function. So finala eooptril| V# supper dance was hejd ssturday night for Ihe follow,n | . Mr lnd Mra, welleiley Corb#,(< Mr< and Mrl, Franklin Mil, Mf and Mri) wjmam strlpp*. Vr lnd Mfl A„ red Karon and lhfl quests of honor. Corners on 111 IRb and h»U*d « *he Elk's club Sunday report ‘'smacking good food" and (,e C of C Ladlas night on May n#£ h(wr,y chala J ith ui*lr Ban, . u, . Plait Brown tells us sh«‘ ford ,r|snds, all of whom partlclh r C n f f iltln T tliS her C P«l#d ,n ^ e HtraW'a *° r ! ! " ‘ Wl; hhJ?*r lh“ H the Seminole Hospital fund. A S f e happy reunion of lour fan). v £ M aa^Tho Browns also visited In tour ot ' h# Kautlfully landscaped JsdHonvill# ls«t week. *^ou|da af°t ’i' u ’! & > . r . d. / . m t . |; and waterways. SHJSSzJSi Television 1 Ihe term o! Gjv. Dan McCarty who died In office. * i z e M in e l a r r o n s (.nines n v i r a n u m s i In an election era statement, The Chamber ef Commerce staff ers wet* Injured yesterday when Collins forecast he would lead the * (Altamonte Springs) Carrie Jones (Sanford) Geld and hoped the lead would be rfcervc*. some nnuvual in p i n k their baseball excursion train wa« lira. Shirley Enloe (Sanford) wrecked .Itl a collision a loadbig enough lo put him over In the Discharge -. They Iwt. iieeu «•<.?•) to louts rd gravel truck. first primary. baby sitters, vai-mim cleaner sale*, Mary Williams (Sanford) Bryant predicted he would run men, and erring husbands. School The diesel locomotive remained May S second to Colllne and go Into a children write letters begging for on the tracks, but 10 of the 10 runoff with him. “samples of the products your | car* hurtled off th* rails. The Glenn Thompson (Sanford) ••The upsurge ef strength end city manufactures." Collectors train was carrying 907 pupils and Marilyn Paterson (Sanford) confidence that we heve experi­ want (for free) postcards, pencil*, i their adult escort* Irom Porta sc Corf no White (Sanford) enced in the lest two week* mike* match-cover* and telephone book*. In south central Wisconsin lo Mil­ Births It certain that we wr.n run a strong Now cornea one that the staff waukee for a Mllwaukce-Brooklyn Baby Girl White second in the Brat primary." Bry­ feels Is even more out of the line baseball game, Discharges ant said. of Chamber of Commerce work. A total of log person* were ad­ Charlotte Boyer (Sanford) Warren forecast ne would carry mitted to two hospitals. ThirtyRoland C. Atwood of California Paulino Harvey and Baby more than SO of the «T counties seven, 23 of them chlldreo, re­ writes: (Sanford) and would lead Hie ticket. Louise General (Sanford) “ Dear Sir: I collect quart ilie mained overnight. None were list­ Lowry claimed he would lead JuJia WUHama lLake Monroe) mi|k cartons for a hobby and ed in critical condition, the ticket alio. i The truck driver. Gordon Hinck­ Roso Robinson hava 1200 so far but non* from ley, 35, Wales, Wls„ suffered Other candidates are resile* (Altamonte Springs) your city. Is there anyone in your compound fractures of both legs Streets. Lake Park constable who li tha only candidate to endorse office that buya milk in cartnna and Internal injuries but was list­ Map t Integration: end W. B. Price, In the atomT If ao I would like ed In "fair" condition. Jacksonville used car salesman, a couple of. different companies, John Roberta (Sanford) The crash occurred at the Duwho have made limited camplease. Cut ef the top and bot­ plalnville crossing, five mile* Charlie Owens (Sanford) palgni. tom dose aa you ean and throw north of her* and 23 mUes west Dorla Bkiilton (fanford) Lowry has mad# segregation hi* away. Then cut along th* senma of Milwaukee. Land# smith (Sanford) • only Issue and naa urged adoption Thomas Summers 111 (Geneva) and aend four aides. 1 was In the Engineer Georga Ives, SO, Oconof gn Interposition resolution as a Hattlo Holmes (Sanford) dairy butlneia SB year* ago. Hence otiowoc, said tha truck "hit the means of heading off Integration. Discharges - the Interest Thank you." first coseh so hard that gravel V/arrsn hss urged amending the Lila Mao Moraor Anyone Interested In adding was thrown over the coaches. Itlh Amendment to the federal (Altamonte Springs) to Atwood's collection may send That car was struck so hard that Constitution to put Integration on May T contributions to him at P. O. Box it went off the track first, causing a local option basis, Bryant has Admission! derailment of thu other nine 091, Hollywood 28, California. urged Joint action by Florida and Gene Smith (Sanford) coaches." There U nothing in the C of C other slate* toward preservation Josie Daniels (Sanford) Ives said the crossing Is desig­ postal budget to cover shipments of stales' rights. Queen Either Bridges nated as a 70 mph zone and that of milk cartons. V. S. Senator George A. Smart­ (Lake Monoe) he had slowed down to that speed. er* ha* drawn nominal opposition Kenneth Murphy (Sanford) *rom a political newcomer, Erie Georg* Washington Jr. (Sanford) Dolly Cherry (Sanford) CROCKETT IN KOREA L Griffis, Macclenny attorney Richard Cameron (Sanford) Laura Wesley (Sanford) FORT LEWIS, Wash. (/P)~ who ha* charged Smothers will! Huston Busby (Lake Monroe) Discharges Davey Crockett hae gone to a weak stand on segregation. Edgar Swain and Mrs. Kata Swain Korea. Capt. Davvy Crockett, a Chaster Puchslski (Sanford) Smother* replied he was 100 per Mrs. John (Sanford) Jr. and Baby Texan who Is a direct descent of cent for segregation. Sylvester Roberts (Sanford) th* frontier hero, was processed Girl (Sanford) . Two Democratic congressmen— Connie White and Baby Girl Shirk I'kijue (Sanford) at tha Fort Lewi a Personnsl Can­ Jamea A. Haley of Sarasota and (Sanford) tor for oversea* service. Abby Hutchison (Sanford) D. R. (Hilly) Matthaw* of Gaintavllle—are opposed and three Denvocrata are seeking the right to oppose Republican congressman William C. (BUI) Cramer of St. BEFORE YOU SAY YOU CANT AFFORD Petersburg In November. Also with opposition on th* Dem­ ocratic side are veteran Secralary of State It. A. Gray, Atty. eGn. Richard W. Ervin, Railroad Com mlssioner Alan S. Boyd and Su­ preme Court Justices T. Frank Hobson and Stephen C. O'Connell. The Democratic nominee for governor will oppose th* Republi­ can candidate, William A. WaihHurne Jr., in November, Florida 1* overwhelmingly Democratic statewide but ha* pockets of Re­ publican strength. Pulls opened at 1 a. m. and dose at 7 p. m. (Tssnaus. a vvasust rrsa so o i APTHM ....... « • will Umi* .wan fConilnuod from pagu Onr) Last I'll Cartoon it'«(•lr« «rir.i. Carol*.I >i4S cat section* of stool railroad rails. oainofMows-esia The coppor colls wero In a hope Mott’a Corair oak hngstoad over which wo* — s lianaor mounted a pump which dtow tra­ . . . Hondosvmta ..o uooroco i n front a ncarhy strenm. iui i l.oo Throo U*t» Ths still was rnmplotnly equipi t s n*d Hk.llfm :os ist.ooo guo.tlon >»d even with food and cooking 13ts rnrd Thcotro utonill*. A number of tarpaulin* :«>i yiro.ldo Thotira .<i,«o i:iu»«ro.il» tvero conflicted which were used 1JIU0 Night Nowa n»|nrt to cover the still In case of rain. No one was found at the still * ,Bw V '/.«*t,ai rt tlio time It wao located and M rin c iH ii.n n in u ronflrcatcd. Ilowovtr, Sheriff Cor­ Ola* >rii.rdM llooos'o 'd pnlnt.'d out Hie number of election anti Democrat!* Primarf, Mow. i.rothor tlhor '.hi Isodlug from the still Int i viito.* will ugatn lie racs.1 with Ina till.. * The Morning Cspiit.n Knnaarou it « bam mock land which would in tiir.it li.eir ballot in a special vinwi'f'o i> a*>t ■’VJi’t snyon* halnjr caught at rifcllun itiitnff fnr th.i -inexpiiH "fO or* Mli.iw i hltn If Intruders were hoard wlwctli.n In tha Hon* nf Represent** srr:. Ti l nod rtf llllig ncoaehlng. ' lives en 5t«y 82. Tha regular run­ air 1.0 It llleh The major portion* of the still off piiniiiry will lie hetH on Mey which could |.n used for evidence 7’J. ":| in t'npreced" tin I yi-sr, urn oHsrrlt frtr Tomorrow nr Imd any value uoio loaded onto voter* wit] go to the [nil* three lllSS a»orrli for Tohlnr-uw a VTMiMnna jeeps and hrouiflit buck to the time* 'luring the month of Mny }J ns J. I U I’n.r Hliow to mat their ballot*. 8cii|lnol(i County Jail. ••A. Ihn World Tiirnf* ilits 1 "S Itnh.rl I* t.ni*|. tiniliiuliteilly there will lie run­ Cordell .alii lli.it tbn still «ai tits Art l.loklitll.r'a llnnirp.rtr Waled about I o'clock yegterilay off election* in five of the group* i n film S'.rr S:*» Th. III. P.ynff afternoun shortly after a down­ hiililiiig fur local high office*. I'M film Vnr* I The Mny 20 primary will unpour of rain. lit* Itnh I'rnrkv ntiow • inn rlnMr- t»i*v ■louhteilly Induile the name* of Sill rrtrt KtorH aiicceasful rnnillilato* to weather TOWARD THE .SCRAIHIKAt' > M ro« >••-» . f vi»l>t 4 "S r . - o - | i f ) C r o . . r s . d . MANKATO, Minn. upj-Twa totlny's primary In the race for 4 SO film r*m men wvrg mivstetl after they House of Representatives, Clink I'ic-y apml nmny hour* ctiMlmt of Circuit Court, Sheriff, County up a hull loser an they coulil tell A**e**or of Taxes, nml for Coun­ 't fur scrap. Th* curth mnvinu ty Commissioner, District No. nnchlne Had liven parkml In a One. fitM by a aunil aiul arnvcl firm. Hwoiil camliilatoa have preillctI4IN h i i t t r t r t . i t * ITKtlMV eii that they would he named In ALI IIMIII1 primary election and :>• Tht i: " in Ilnur Armed Forces Day — J9S6 tnday'a 4* World -i )"i would have no opposition In Hi* I ' i MX»* furthcoming runoff, However, with f It M*rh*l deport t ill ’I wlllllUt HuuKe the high percentage of vnteri ex­ t " H* HI- Mi-1■pected to storm Ihe polls before 1:11 Let’* On ta Towa .7" i V r t> the 7 o'clock rlosing hour thin li >)> lullldK tin A Cluud evening, It U doubtful If any can­ 1 It Cteiiluu lio .lv T '* liil-l. I....... didate in groups where more T il l lilal .'I for Muala Sinn riijr lltiM H ara depart than two ere vliing for office i z i M i l t r Kor itu*iu will emerge without runoff op­ » " • NI mmi Kdftlun t i l l I'r.l Ioil Nntluns position. t t : u Tim illiytiiin i.oitr With the weather clear, and I * '* » III. II* IVIIU Slull* ini't N. a , |jn**iblljtict of only light showci* l i »« HI*,, riff faring those who hed not yet i r ’i t n i m t vrtrd before the noon dudline et ivin ii ••«* *<e, The Sanford lf« «ld, it Is expect­ S"’l l>l.wn l'--ii*--a ed 'hat the he*vlt*t part ot tho *:)1( Market deport voting day alii rums during the 1:11 Weainrit Ja m b u rra afternoon and early evening it N, a , f t Heten O'cloah Club hour*. ill H » * [port* Al A Olaaea “Tee* Anwy, peeed ef It nibe • Chnlva BULL LUCKT ("Mil. j Qavnllont ■entitled reterd ef ter*tie te eer NeSHELBYVILLE, Ky, (iF)-When larmony Tima lien In beth peete end wee, prepem World A| N'lte Imll le deter wer, greef er lewR, a dog chased a hull In front of a *t ireIn Ifnr I idle* end te trie vletery ee the areued car driven hy Charles Smith, tha Mere and Tlitra l i s t Club II deieneeee felh." — MexweN 0, dog wai killed, the car was heav­ r.im» of M«ii.jp Taylor, (teaereI, Chief ef IfeH, U. A ily damaged, The bull ahook hi* Wtrlrt »l v„»n Army head and ambled away, wmms tv l i ( ,l\W mi AD r yflM* n n ik n u M Children, Teachers Playwriting Team* Injured In Wreck' Novelist Awarded WAUKESHA. Wis. w — More than 100 schoolchildren and teach­ Pulitzer Prizes California Man Collects Quart NEW YORK IP—Pulitzer Prizes have been be-towed on MscKInley Kantor far -hle-CIvP -ee*'1 "Andenonviile" and on * huibandwife playwriting foam for Ihcir Broadway hit, "The Diary of Anne Frank." The 1958 Pulitzer award* In Jour, nalism, literature and music were announced yesterday by the trus­ tee* of Columbia University. Kantor's novel, the story of the hor­ rors of a Confederal* prison esmp, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. Albert Haekett and Fnnee* Goodrich won the drama award for their stage adaptation of the diary nf a 13-year-«ld Jewish cirl who died in a Nazi concentration camp in World War If. The annual Pulitzer Prizes are awarded by the Columbia trustee* under the will of the late Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of th* old New York World and tha St. Louis PostDispatch. The first prizes were made in 1917, None of this year's winner* had won a Pulitzer Prize before. Tags. May a, *956 Legal Notice iT A T r. n n » i s e z e t a T a a s T o » S-I.UHIII4 SPKCI4I. T R t r r i U HKI«tT.*TIIIX« fc .vrrrirrE in i i k h k i h o i v b n i * T hut III* HOI" IluaU tlueiil si 1|* tn-Mln* of April So, III* *»** von. siderallon lo the reqiiMta r t l a l l n f in uptclal (raffle r * s u l a ll o n t and la ea.'h can# mnda a review of Ihe truffle InvM tlsatlon report, alonw with th* revommetidallona of th* r n n i n - e r al tha location or location* ileecrllie.l lielowt CCJL'.VTT Kemlnol*. Road I I LOCA­ TION’ At Inlereecllon wllh 11th Pt., Hanford RnCOJIMK.Vt>KI> I t E a t ’. t.A Tinjf P l i e d . t lm a T ra ftle Control S l|« ll r n r .V T T Hemlnote. Bond I t T .O C A « ^ TIO.V Al Inlereecllon with In i H i , W « ,„ r „ r d n t :c o * i M K .s n u i t m k h i t . a. T ION >1 initially-operated T ram * t-nntrol, COL'.VTT Hemlnol# tload I I LOCA­ TION At Imertsvllon with tat Street, Hanford IlECOJIllENDKD ItEOULATION I’l ir J - ll m o Traffla Control Hlannl On motion duty mada and aecoml(.1, tha uliura tralflo and ap«ed rttftiIntlona wera determined In be re a. aonakle and neceaaarr upon Iha h a ­ il* of the e n a ln e e rln t and tra f f ic Inveatlxallona. and authority * « t lh arefora alvan for th* aalahllah- n ment nf «amn and the p l a r l n * nf V th* proper t n a r k ln ta and alien* a* Indicated. ... _ . , Wllhiif K.. Jones, Chairm an WHY PAY MORE? BOTTLED GAS $6 oo PER 100-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SANFORD GASPHONE CO1340 210 E. FIRST ST. A 4-DOOR HARDTOP Come see our BIG .n o w in 4 iiift tsi5 »'W. 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' rrW *"•, W t7rTW >J*.I-*v. ■ ^ ; ■••:V ; ’ I Sfly* ^mtfnrd Sieralfr 1 ^ O L U M li XLV111 EoUbltohad l — « an MANFOHDV F Ilte ttiiA Light Vote Turns Out in Yesterday's Election n m w s N o e N T d a h ,t n i n w a p m W K tiW ir r r t+ iX x April Sales Tax Hits New High If Tsar R inM l« N*i Delivered B y § Call 1921 Before F o r D tllv * ---- ---------------- " •«*- ; ^ tt» o u g td JT f« « g W Ii» ^fipfSPP Collins Is Viet In First Primary Sales tax collections during April (based on March satea) hit A lighter vote than waa ex­ a new high for this fiscal year of pected turned out to take part In Jt',214.251 and for the third time passed monthly coTtacttona of tha Winners In Yesterday's Primary yeiterday’a primary elution. gaso'ine tax which had previously The added attraction to thla been considered the Hate's larg­ ★ ★ year’* primary earn# In the form est single revenue-producer. of voting machine* which ware Seminole County sales tax eolplaced In seven of the major pre­ leetlona for the month ending cincts of tho county and all of Arril 30, 1054 baaed on Match sale* totaled 131,071.82. The In­ Gov, Collini won unprecedented the Sanford preclncti. crease over the collections for the first primary nomination for a Even with tha automatic voting correspordlng period last year full term yesterday on a cascade procedures, tabulations from all amoun'i-d to nearly flvethousund of ballots ha ascribed to a policy of the sixteen precincts were not dollar*, which la a corresponding of progress without furor. completed until after one o’clock Increase aa pictured over the en­ The 47-yecv-old TallaRatsee i tire ttntr. thla morning. lawyer's vole total In mora than Members of the Pitot Club voted ThL Is the highest collection More than 204 absentee ballot* three-quarters of Florida precincts to accept Ihe budget of epproxt* will hold the question of eevcral ever reported since the tales tux exceeded the combined vote of hla matety ( 1,000 as presented by Mrs* race outcomes In a balance until va* enacted into law in 19 til. The five opponents by over 75,000. Harvey Swanson, finance chair* the final tabulation la completed inrreai'cg aalei tax collections Returns from 1,447 of 1,779 pro- man, at the flrat meeting eg the are a reflection of tha Increasing clneta gave Collins 386,381 vole* this afternoon. i economy of the state and further to 137,678 for Sumter L. Lowry, new year of the group held In the [ I The Seminole County Aaaeaeor streiigtnens the prediction that re­ 90.020 for former House Speaker Yacht Club last night with th* - of T-ixe* race, with only a slim venue from the »*le* tax and other Farrla Ilryant, 81,365 for former new president, Mrs. Sun S. Stetta. lead a* a majority in the unoffl- state revenue sources will be more Gov. Fuller Warren, 4,939 for ton, presiding, k cial totals tabulated last night .turn sufficient to meet all Legis­ Peailee Streets and 3,OOi for W. ________________ 1 might develop Into a runoff be- lative appropriations for this fis­ Mrs. B, E. Chapman, publicity D. Price, BEN. GEORGE BMAT1IERS twe*" M*“ ,E‘ri* ",i™P0,J,d cal year, wllh a statable cash chairman tor the Mental Health SEN. DOUGLAS STENSTROM While segregation talk domina­ . a eurprlalng total of 3254 votes carryover available for next yenr’a ted the campaign, Collins said he Association for Seminote County, In yesterday’* ballot* und Huily regarded "Integrity in govern­ explained to Ihn elub members, th* Sloan, young railroad man, wlm! appropriations. April collections represented a ment:1 aa the major Issue. 'crying need" for clinic* and bos* campaigned on a new, streamlined 20.09 per cent Increase,, (1,041,. Many political observer! con­ pttals for mentally lit so that they home* lead exemption system by 404, over the (7,672,847 collected sidered his oneshot victory as be­ won’t have to bo placed la tbo a card method aim ran lecond piit.o for the same month tha previous ing due inure to hla personal popu­ county Jail awaiting entrance to in the tabulation of votes with an year, and an Increase of (544,larity rati,or than to hla views on the now overcrowded Institutional unofficial total of 1043. 086 over the (8,070,105 collected maintaining segregation. paychlatrlc aervlces; and Um stim­ A possibility of a runoff In the during the previous month of All four of the major candidates ulation of an educational program. Clerk of Circuit Court's race ex- March. look a stand against mixing of Tha Pilot Club wont on record aa lata however, in the tabulating of tho races, and the Issue shaped endorsing tho program fat Been)* Total collected under the sale* the absante* ballots, 0. P. Hern­ tax this fiscal year Is (71,043,780, GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS up on methods of preserving icg- nolo County and pledged Us sseia* don aeemed to be gainihg a wid­ an Increase of 1(1.86 per cant, regratlon rather than segregation tance and support In tho establish* er margin over hie opponents. (10,337,841, over Iho (61.325,944 Itself. ment of a Central Florida Bog* He held a 25 vote majority in collected at thla Unto hut year. Collins said he favored preserv­ Pltal and Clinic. A voluntary tea* the unofficial totals early this Total gasoline tax collections fur ing segregation by all lawful and trlbutkm waa made toward. Util morning, , legal means, but "without emo­ •Hart and turned over to Mrs. the tame period amount to (74,tional furor and disorders." John Krlder end W. Brown 772,397, only (3,108,611 more than Chapman to be applied o* the Hla opponents, particularly Low­ "Chain of DolUra". MBUr will go Into the runoff tha tales tax. ry ami Warren, charged that hla primary with Krlder the top man stand wasn't vigorous enough. Mra, George A. Stine reported in total votes at the praaeat time. Lowry and Warren claimed be ac­ on a recent meeting of the Bicycle A runoff In tha House of Re­ Senator Douglas Stenatrom atually wax In favor of gradual In­ Safety Club, The elub voted to gtvw presentatives is Imminent in both merged from yesterday’s primary one of the group* a wiener n u t tegration. the special elaction on May 22 election by being reelected to the sometime thla aummer and all* COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER Collin* bultt up hla big majority and it. the regular primary elec­ State Senate from th« 37th Sen­ Pledged ito support ef Mm la th y HOMER LITTLE LAWKKNCK 8WOFFORI) largely on tho strength of heavy tion runoff on May 29 between atorial District, Club, -r* votes In the big city areas but he Tamm/ Stringer, Sanford real Stenatrom polled a vota of Mrs. Walter Cuter, Milk S ttk ■Iso polled a surprisingly strong estate and Insurance man and lo­ nearly ail to on* In Seminole Aatrraan, reported .th a t . during voto In some of the smsllee coun­ cal aUnrney Gordon t rmitirlek. County when a total nf 6,011 waa the past year a total of (in a T la d ties . Lawrence Swafford ef Alla* WASHINGTON W - President reported In the unofficial returns Not since the two-primsry sys­ been apant to furnish milk far M monte Springe won a surprising Elsenhower said today he will un­ this morning with only 983 for tem was adopted In 1938 has a indigent families 1* Seminole lead and held It throughout tha dergo a new head-lo-loe physical Candidate Paul Miller of Brevard Florida governor won nomination County, tabulation of vote* lait night. examination Friday, Including a County A report of the state convention Harry M. Weir, the adminis­ In Ihe Brit primary, Ha was nominated to tbs Hoard a check on hla heart condition. In Brevard County, Senator trator Collins has a Republican oppo­ held last weekend In Tallahassee of Srmlnnlr Memorial Ho* Eisenhower tnsde the announce­ Sten*trom rarrlrd the northern • It was announced today that a of County Commissioner*, District pltal, said today that N a t i o n a l nent in Novemiser, William A. waa given by Mra. Joel S. yield, mealing will be held tomorrow it No. Three. Homer Little, running ment at a news conference, lie rod nf thn county when be took Hospital Week, being observed Washburn* Jr., of Nokomla, but Mra. D. K. McNab and Mrs. Swan* hail been asked whether ho plan seven out of 28 precinct* includ­ 3:3a p. in. in the Legion Hut Tor for tiie Hoard of County Com­ tied another fullscalo checkup In ing Titusville and Miami. Brevard from May 6.12, presented an Ml- Democratic nomination Is tanta­ sun, who served la a page. Ala* missioners from District No. Five, attending the meeting were Mrs. representative! of all groups who was nominated by a sweeping ma­ advanca of the Republican Na County polled 3436 for Miller usual opportunity tn learn more mount tn election In Florida. U. S. Sen. George Smathers won Stevenson and Mr*. M. L. Rabom, niwut tho challenge* and oppurare going to appear in Ihe Armed jority. Justice of the Peaca W. tlonal Convention which opens in and 3419 for Stenstrom in tlie rcnomlnallon without campaign­ Sr., who waa a member of the return* received In Seminole I Uinltle* In hospital cat eurs. Forces Day Parade slated for May Hugh Duncan was renamed to hie San Francisco. Aug. 20. ing. Ho defeated Erie L. Urtflli, nominating committee. Mrs. Mc­ j Ifa pointed tn the Iniparttnnt Replying to tho question, Eisen­ County thla morning. -Hist by u big majority a* wu« 19. col,, of the hospital a* an employ­ 38-year-old MacCIcnny attorney, Nab Mated that tharo are noir hower said that s* a matter id All businesses, commercial orga­ Constable George Kelsey in Dis­ tact he Is going to have a major Son. Stenstrom defeater Paul er In the community. Hospital* 422,081 to 50,947 in returns from 10,746 member! In Pilot Internee trict No. Three. 1,111 of 1,779 preclncti. Miller Tor Id* redaction i>y a Honat in eight countries. Thar* nisations or any clvle club not physical checkup day alter tomor­ filial tally of nearly two to one employ morn than 1,200,flOO full- In a statement Issued after he were Ml delegates, alternates and Several instances In yesterday’s row. tlms personnel in the nation, ha contacted and interested In enter­ voting added humor In a mild in the overall two-count tabula­ had been mobbed by a Jubilant viiltcr* attending the meeting of said, Calling it a head-to-toe exami­ tion. Wio Rotary club will present gold ing the affair are asked to attend sort of way aa voter* attempted crowd of supporters at hla head­ District Four In Tallahassee, and "Hospitals constantly need new nation, he said the checkup was mtnlatura bs*«halU to the m«m- Uili meeting, Senator Stenstrom said this personnol tn perform tha tnsks quarters In Tallahassee aarly to­ approximately 160 Anchors a u k to use the voting machines In related specifically to the morning, bon of the championship*’ Cub Karlyle Houiholder la chair­ place of tha paper ballots that had no; "I’m deeply grateful brought about by rapid medlru! day, Collini declared: gtrls, an organisation sponsored heart attack he suffered In D«n- for the splendid vole of eonfldenr« advance," the administrator ob­ "The great and overwhelming by Pilot International. Jhawbill club Just before tho open­ man for the Armed Forces Day previously been used. In Precinct ver last Sept. 24. given me In yesterday's election served. "Aa diagnostic and thara- victory wc have achieved Is, I be­ Mra. Field and Mrs. SwtSM* i n g of the All-Star va Cuba game Committee. It was also revealed Ing booth, closed the curtains, a* But h* added that during the by people of both Semlnol* and penile procedure* have heroine lieve, reaffirmation of our peo­ related tome of the highlight! of No. IS, a man entered the votcourse of the examination tho doc­ at the Memorial Stadium Thun­ that four Veteran Organization* without attracting attention of tha tors planned to check the comll- Brevard Counties. more complex and varied, It ha* ple's determination to continue on the convention and eapeclally the der at T:30 p. m, will be handling tho parade this clerk* and Inspectors, slipped tin of his heart wllh cardiograms "t was particularly grateful," led to a division of labor in ren­ tho sound and (table progressive F.8.U. Circus which waa bald on rourso we have steadfastly pur­ Saturday evening. Commr. John Pop#, head of tho year; Ihe American Legion, Dis­ from under the curtain without and other usual procedure*. said Stenstrom, ‘‘at tin- wonder­ dering medical services.’* ful way the people of my home bateball project of the Rotary abled American Veterans, Fleet voting leaving the machine lucked Ha said that In site of expand­ sued for Ihe past 14 month*." Eisenhower did not say what Member* last night endorsed club, also aald that two trophlca Reserve and VFW, along with the in puicd until n vine wus Ubululnl. prompted the decision for another supported me. I hop* I ran eont- ing education facilities for train­ Bryant, former House speaker, Mra, Dorothy Horsfall of Jackaonconceded defeat at 11 D . m. Inue to represent the people of ing henith personnel, "population The unusual Incident left Inspec­ full srale checkup at this time. vllle, a paat district governor, as given each year by Sonny Powell SNAAS assistance, my district in a mnnner which growth *ml greater demand* for Ixrwry, who pegged hit entire a member of the Pilot Intentatlon* and Roy Holler would be presented Several school.* will also be tors and darks with but one al­ will merit their runllniird confid­ health service* ha* resulted In a campaign, to maintenance of seg­ al executive board. Use election ternative—to let a voter enter at that time when the names of ence. May t thank each ’ ami shortage of many type* of per­ regation, said In a post prim ary will be held at the P.I. convention Greyhound Driver represented this year as several the booth Juat aa the person had the winner* will be announced, everyone who worked so hard in sonnel.” He urged Hint if adequ­ statement that "defeat L hard to In Miami In July. left—under the curtain. bands have been asked to march ® John Keeling, sport* announcer behalf." ate health rara Is to ha provided, take . . . nevertheless there la | In another incident, one of tha Achieves 9-Year for WTKR, will handle the public and play. Candidate Paul Miller conceded there must lie "a real effort to much ailisfactlon In making a addreaa ayatem at Ihe game to A guided missile from tha Pa­ precinct* had troubla unlocking Safety Record the election In Senator Douglas atlrart youngster* into the good showing against an opponent Fire Of Unknown give the fana full Information on trick Air Force Base on a Irallor the machine* so that the tabu- I wlm held erory political advan­ Stenstrom about 1:30 this morn­ health profession." J. V. Warren, Itoula 1, Saillation could be recorded. However, the participant* in Ihe game. "To mention a few of the tage." Origin Destroys will also be added to Ihe attrac­ with several tries, the machine* ford, a driver for the Greyhound ing. Officiating the contest will be W. tion, many opportunities available In Ilo promised "this campaign Is Lines, ha* achieved a 0-year safe­ were conquered and a late tabula­ C. (lied) Hire*, who ha* been catl­ tha hospital field," he said, only a beginning of a great strug­ Restaurant Today ty record ing ball* and atrikei during the Tncro will be marching units tion waa phoned to the office of “there are technicians, graduate gle." tn recognition of having driven A fire of unknown ortirin dofive week »ea*nn, and Rrack Per­ from both tha Navy and the Air tha Supervisor of Registration. 458,844 miles without a provennurses, practical nurses, medical Warren laid — "I respect the strayed • restaurant In aoldabor* right of the people to elect anyone kin* and Orville Touchton, both of Force along with the National Partly cloudy thla afternoon with secretaries, dieticians, engineers, table accident. Driver Warren ha* this morning shortly befordTklg to for .any whom have *een nervier lUiring tho Guard in Ihe Armed Forces Day pharmacists, .they- want . - office and I o'clock. been awarded safety emblem* Mattered shower* and thunder- rook*, orderlies, *,j|>a*t week*, (Reporting tliemiclvc* Parade this year. purchasing agent*, personnol hupo Uiey aiway. have Ih«t right.^ slum era In the extreme south James P. Genoy for hi* uniform. Aeocrdlng to the Sanford Fire j i mind the aacka, , The various civic clubs around After It had been established He la on the Orlando-Tall*- portion. Generally fair tonight and managers, accountants, and many that he had become the first man Department w h ic h answer^ Mr*. George Stine and Ben Wig- Sanford are entering floats In tha Dies In Daytona Thursday, a Utile cooler tonight. othera." haisee run. In Florida's political hlatnyy to the alarm at B:5S a. m., Eddie’s ----------------------------------------------- j -----------------gin* feel confident that the iterling parade which will form at 8 a. m. James Patrick Ganoy died at A win tho governorship nomination Restaurant at 1900 Southwest team play that ho* marked the and begin to move at 9:30 a. m. a. m. May 7, In the Halifax Hospi­ in the first primary, Collins led Road waa completely destroyed, Cull* performance all year and tal in Daytons Beach, after a his supporter* lu St, Johns Epis­ Tha fire, outside of tha ‘ itty that got them through the acanon short ilinesi, copal Church in Tallahassee U> limits, waa fought by two trucks with iittly oiio lo** will bring their Funeral Tomorrow Ha wgs born In New York City from the Sanford Firs Depart, offer a prayer of thanksgiving, club in the winner. Undoubtedly "I do not regard the result* aa ment. However, officers say that they will ttart their dependable For Mrs. Forrester and lived in De Bary for Ihe last seven and one half years. He waa a personal triumph for Lelluy the building waa ao Involved that battery combination of Ken McCollins," he said., "Rather, It Is the flames could not be overedm* Murrav and Doyle Corley. The hit- Mrs. Carrie J. Forreater, 94, formerly a fireman for the city of a triumph of tho cause In which without additional water. Flro Aping order, however, ha* not been idled In tin local hospital at 3:10 New Rochelle, N. Y., ami was re­ p. m. yesterday after aa iUneia tired from that position. wa have labored. 1 dedicate my­ hydrant* were not close enough announced. of five months. | Mr. Genoy was n member of the self anew to Ihe service of tho to the restaurant to run hose, The All»tar mcnlon, Sonny Pow­ people cf Florida." The restaurant, It la re p o rt^ ell and Rill Hutchlion feel that Mr*. Forrester waa born in Mo­ Volunteer Fire Department of De Bryant sent thla telegram to la owned by Eddie Morgan. with the wealth of material on the bile. Ala., and resided at W. First Hary, a member of tha Plantation Estates 1'roperty Owners Associ­ Collins: Chief Mack N. Cleveland Ir* roll, they ihmilil have little trou­ .Street living here ror 34 yean, "Congratulations on your great could not be contacted for com­ ble knocking off Ihe cocky Cub*. She was a member of the Flrat ation and a member of the All first primary victory. It is a tre­ ment on the surly morning blaaa, They have no le*« than ilx player* Baptist Church of Sanford and a Soul's Catholic Church of Sanford. mendous tribute by the people to who have pitched during the aca- member of the TEL Clan of Ihe Survivors Include his widow, Annette K. Genoy,- one lister, RESOLUTION BEADING your administration, 1 shall look eon and there are four receiver* Church. , forward to working wllh you for MIAMI UK — A resolution urging on the roster. They, too, are pon­ She Is survived by her two aoni, Mrs, John Moon of Orlando; one the balance of my legislative Negro church leadiwa lo "employ d e rin g the best linc-up of their C. I). Forreater. Sanford; H. If. brother, Thomas Genoy, New term." every peaceful, lawful aud non­ “ litter*. The** ma*ler-mindere be- Forrester, Jacksonville; six grand- Hochelle., Collini will be the first Florida violent means" at hand to ollmU l.ove they have more long-ball bat­ children, eight great grandchil­ Rosary will be recited at S p, governor to aervo ala consecutive nate "tho icourgo of raco h alf ten than have tho champ* and dren, two mece» |n Nashville; m. tonight at the Brlaion Funeral years In office. and segregation" waa written and thla punch will be a big factor In and one cousin, CharUa Goodman, Home. Funeral Mata will be at 9:30- a. m. tomorrow at the All the outcome, they feci. Ono other governor, William D. ready for Introduction today, Orlando. Soul's Catholic Church with the Bloxham, servod two terms, but tho genoral conference of Africa* Funeral service will be tomor­ Rev. Father Richard Lyons offici­ not consecutively. Florida law pro­ Methodist Episcopal Cburobote ' row at 4:30 p. in. at tho Brlaion ating. IIAltD RED hibit a a governor from succeeding The Itav. Howard IK TAI.OGA, Oklu idViThr pel Funeral Home. The Rev. W, P. Hurl aI will be In Oaklawn Me­ himself but the Florida Supreme president of Daniel Payne Persian cat of Cliff and Ilcrneera Urooka Jr. and Ibo Rav. Fred Fis­ morial Park. Pall bearera include. Court held the prohibition didn’t at Birmingham, Aim, * Hargrave turns duwn tha soft her will officiate. Mlllford Leonard, Charles Achrnelapply to a part term governor. •aid school fttegrat chairs and divan* when It beds Burial will be In Evergreen Cem­ der, Joseph Beard, Albert Kolben; shown Collins la aarrlog tho test teat two Natro institutions held a plant Mle recently which waa 8 THE DE BARY GARDEN CLUB ♦.'own at night. The rat sleeps In etery. The family requtita flow- skie, David jRunkil and Edward DM would fare* thorn to Mint hare are Mrs. Robert Taster, Mrs Robert Feyl an i Mrs, F. Hartline dUpIay big tbfir »|TM, tb« bathroom wash baato. ora bo omitted. tteteR \ riwr; * “Groups Entering Armed Forces Parade To Meet Ike Will Undergo Complete Physical Examination Friday * * lo w r y 2nd Pilot Club Accept; Proposed Budget; Reports Are Heard > Douglas Stenstrom Reelected To Senate Weir Says Hospital Field Offers Many Exciting Careers Members Of Cub *Tm m Will Receive Baseball Awards Weather ' flE jJ S s n A S ' m TJ I 1 I �I'A If A W S8T, 4 H WTOR TMfi K1LL,1KB A TRUE *vA*»iCR a n * M M '* w t * * * ' ' 1 , f#cw wHpte ; KAO STAMPS, THIS WILL f lOO< UK6 i THE REAL jJ 1 *(!■*<» to u u # r t Hr V/tA? 15 A W F U IL V f/-— < V K IHO C F recently. “And ice Hoi ju«i to n e G M oetrs got ) n w a r iwtONCVOU t Cajt fall AMP WONT wituRNr- m eoODOM/EO J met U mour*a/ru ae-SfiauavM*m HAK> TV (MeVTXAT TVfACXS SMTKVfi n » ' " - y ir w t iw » « W I,A1Y HAST IIIced or Hehea freilona W w c U M 8BFLLA G£TU*JO£3 My ' jStBdatA Ano IU Ta>8 TOU 1 M r OUB ‘. 1NXIT QUALITY nt the min'* right. The reaiott for the difference li that the Amerlcan la following Ihe old Abglo- NIBLET9 Who]* Kernel Mason custom of protecting his lady from being splashed by pea*, lug vehicle** The German hoop, the tidy on hie right-or at Hat hie greikgrandfather did — be* eeuie ha wente to keep hie left tide, or award aide, free for ac­ ION A T en d er T a ity tion, When you go Inio a restaurant end begin eating, you wiu be in object of attention became of th« ritual through which* you put the knlfo and the fork, l.e„ plating th« knife on the edge of the plate after ARMOUR’S STAR Corned rutting the meat, and awllchlng the fork Into the right hand. Oar- BEEF HASH man*, lika all Kuroptana, i m p 90* o i C a n tha knlfo firmly In the right hand, K l B E R T A the fork in the laft, and ganerally keep them there until the meal PEACHES ia finished. Their leflhaml la In- ANN PAGE Prepared ll^ -o e , Cane lerrupud only for iipa of baer or wine. SPA G H ETTI I Other Identifying characteristic! WHITE HOUIE EvapOrited of an American: I. Short hair cull. Germans, de­ spite the ahaved neck tradition of old Prussian officers, like hair­ ANN PAGE Pure Fruit Blackberry do* that aro long end thick. I. W)\ite shirt*. No semlhlo Olr* PRESERVES man would think of wearing a white shirt on a wetkday. Ho AAP'I CrSIlrrtont saves white shirts for special oc­ Pt. casions. Ilka partia* or church. IC E CREAM Laundry ceil* aro higher, IONA Full Park 3. Light colored suits. Summers seldom git too warm In Germany, TO M A TO ES Lb. Con •o moil German aulla aro of a IONA Cut lb. » n dark and heavy material. NGCkuhE rjrp tlA r.w o O b , t t i i * J tO N E O C L H E d a ft d > L ii Miff f I <>^ tA Girminy tHI» aernmer, don't bn auipilsvd if *ro Immedi­ ately spotted a* an Artleriten. "1 C19 i«tl American* 900 yarde may,'* one p*rcepUve Gerfted barlUfF they walk *found with th«ir handa In their pocheti, either.” Tt* helimerk* of art American, are many, for example: If h« MrBltl down the Itfaei with a women, charters are, he walk* M eet MOW S W S M 'M 'i. •lid ACUT| S ff K C A im m * im m N AtiLc/M who c f£ iu m WNTOf BOUNDARY PROBLEM DULCE, N.M. (/I^-Thi Jlearllla Apaches have hired a research group to rstnhllsh boundaries of land they claim waa their* when the United States appropriated it. They Want compensation for land lying, roughly, between the Continental Divide and the easl> ern hordri* of New Mexico and frnm the Arkamai River In Colo­ rado south to nn eaatwist line through Albuquerque. PEACHES 2 Whale and «*U» ARGO PIGS 2 Hi SULTANA Sliced Hawaiian PINEAPPLE 2 AUNT JEMIMA Quick G R ITS 5 Lb. Bog Biicuit jif f y M IX 2 1/2 Lb. Box N C MAftCAL NAPKIN ANN PAGE 14*01 DC KETCH U P ANN PAGE PI VIN EG A R GREEN BEANS Qt. 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Id d llln ilOf u r ln r y fio r fo r n ia n r * «nd p .y n l t n t por ro u t Uf Iho hid a h a ll he (lib in lllo d « l i h ojioli bid. otHal*. I5 « d a p n ill, h a lf r« flliid -ih lo . t.im d u r hundt Th # .U r o t M f u l h i.l d f r W ilt t .t ro . * A rSriiflSit Cheek nr. T h e iJn a n l n f T u M la tn s ir u c lld n fn r ^ p a r e M * __ Id lh * _______ I t o lt d __ P u h lib Monilnolo t’ o lm ly . ^•|orld*. r o .a r v o . q u lro d In f u f n l.h and p l y tn r o d t l., lo tln n of M om ln.il* ■C o u n ty , lh * r l a h l lo r 'J o r t a n y and/nh *11 (a u lo r y p o rfn rn ia n ra and p sy m a n l a, l.r M r a l l . r a . in r y h id h o .„l h id * n r In \V *lv» any I n f o f lt lB lIll* . unlid n r h .in d ). od ny tim iiid d s r and « .,. * iu - In llm h ld d lo a No hid s h a ll ho w llli- . TliO t la a r.l n f P u l.lle >ln.tr< itHnn - onii*l u i.u v h fo r * po tlu d o f f i n , o „ ( H i f u r R a iltli.a U I 'n n t lit . K l . i t M il, tod a i a S u lio o .,ilo n i t ., tlm u p .u ln a nf • o l» o * Ilia r l a l .t 1.1 r o j t c l « u r and/ uhfnltto rl w i l l , m o ll M il n r l.t u a lv a a n y llir o r n i* . Idd* sv 11 licit L tlm ,'iilia e lit nt H i . n r a ll T h a ■ u iiro tC u l M d d *r w il l ha raK ilo * In Ih * h lild ln u . S n hid Illia rt to tt ir n ls n a tiil li*V lo r M il l- .must t* ntH’llt.rY. rhairmsa h* w llh d ta w n (n r a n .r lo d n t rlM .O n t r l n r y y .r f .ir ln o t u * and p k y m riit tto *rd o f I'U h llti In a lrU H ln n ( l * i d a y * *uh>M |iiont in t h * n|>«nlni i.ld a w ith o u t th a c u n . uf f p o in llin l* ilu iin iy , H u , Id * W n r V r\f p iililln t n o lr u r ll.in i. T , f l i i w r o. *>,* i <-1*,i H oard. • 1 H lM tn u i* f'n u n iy . F lo r lu n . to .. ) i f , ItllPiulO n l o f I'.ih llt i l u . l t i u llu n j u i i n t* n n i M i u j T te r l x h l lit rnjoi-t a n y n iu l/ n r a ll C h s ltm a n , M »*td uf ^ Jk E . U iU:iinst:Ui:S i‘ f ii Ii t lt(* u r l a im l v * im y [ i if n r ir ia llllo . r iif illii jn ilt iir t lim i M r \ 111* h id ,I Ink. Nn hid o h al) l.o ffo n illt 111.I* w il l tm r r r c lv c t l eominale ll t i d r t w h fd r M iio tl.n l n f flfm o n H oard n f I'u M lo le it f lli'llr t h o w l v . C o l l i ! y , F ln r ld * a t th * nl n , My . 1 u it » s * . a . p r s i t f f oi tha Hiitinrinisadont nf ru l k ii p .i lh lt a d a n l n t P u h lle I h t lr U c lla n Lego! Notice r tireaieV'fliirlha snj nhaor.t— *» ART CONGRESS SET OnLANDO lA — The fourth graphic arts congress of Florida Will be held hern Friday through Sunday, £ nf ant L H aalad h |.l* W ill l>* I f . ' l t n l 111' lh * B o ard of r u b l i.' Ii.o tru . lio n o f i f * . tr u l* G tilln ty , F lu ild a nt I hi- .n i l , o i f t h * flU lio. la t r .id n it h i I t,M l,- In I r u - i lo * . Hn h o o l A .I n i ln U l ia l l'.n h u lM itie . I ’u m n irr.'la t a v o k iio , nanh td , r i t t l l f l * u n iII 1 1 A M l.a a ls r n Stan dard T im a M ay i t , t i l l fo r fu rt ls h le a a l l * ,|u lp m * n l, i n « l * r l * K Bfferdwled, Oa*ra*i(*di ffU R B S L don't just ask fir'bourbon askfor SUPER RIGHT Freshly GROUND BEEF 3 Lbs. 100 FRESH y JANE [ PARKER’S ) MOTHER'S -OAT DECORATED FRUITS SPECIAL MONEY-SAVING OFFER! VEGETABLES Ereflh Colder) Sweet CORN 6 EARS Large l-Ineh Layara BjMclal Firm Rip* TO M ATO ES Freih Green CABBAGE your choice f.'V jjM H New White parker \ J H POTATOES- lh* CORN MEAL ^B^ LUSCIOUS 5-lb* b ig 53c Bluibtrry or Poach UNCLE REN’S They’re me««cl(*ctff That metfle (hay ailrk lo your oveo, kitchen cablMU-aay Iron et tteel iur* few. Or heat theee coletful, hedvily-pedrtM rutile by their heady lanpa. Perfect fer hllthea end cdok-outei TARI ADVANTAIB of Royal Crown'a big, monry-duriHg coffer today I Buy a carton of new RC, Get acquainted with Util tight", /rrcAer cola. That'a all we aek. Then aantl twu RO buttle cape {or cap* from Nehl or 1‘ar-T-Pak flavort) and only fiOg In coin to RC. Boa lB-A* Brooklyn t, N.Y. Your magnetlaad oven mltta wilt be mailed promptly. Order now—auppllea are limited I tj*A A SUtm* SMOKfD BUnS Lb. 49c Spurn red fly the Graphic Arls Asm. of Central Florida, ihe congrots will ho attended by approxlmattly Ton persons engaged in the printing Industry, Uio Orlando Convention Bureau mild today. |j* fln ,j.T |,T ,a v iiha AntMKTi*Rslti*t Fttll kins SUPER RIGHT Extra Laan BKCOND FEATURE Uaualr, i l l l R f o i t U l M I . K r , r l.a lr H ia h SUPER RIGHT Wealarn , FBATUBB— TlSO , than nt ALLGOOD BRAND Sliced SUPER RIGHT Wcltern Boneless S hid* SUPER RIGHT Lean Miaty CONVERTED RICE 14-oz. P kg. 23c MEDIUM SIEM IVORY SOAP 2 bars 17c WITH FEES RECORD WHEATIES Jrf. pkff.28c FOR DISHES JOY JANK PARKER ENRICHED gf. bot*75c CUT-RIU WAXED PAPER 25-ft roll 25c ROYAL HAWAIIAN CHUNK TUNA 6 Vi-ot. can 29c 200 MAGNOLIA A V I* �;»■ TTTE SAXFOTIT) ItttA I DAO.-BE A UV» OOLL AND LEND TWO DCLLAOS ON NEXT WEEKS ALLOWANCE/ p K PQETCNO TM A BANKER. < !K N < w B t ir e A C H ftfeALtV- NOW, WHAT , OOM XJ WANT a lo a n p o c ? wsctc vtii eoiwow to o*v \o u thc a o m n M to svsreM - r~ what ! Wed. May o, ISM irs MV NEW Pag TI'JIIMtlt.INCB M\,V? \VIIKRLIN«( TV.Va;>-(4q»CI J WeHKOETORe/J [ pulirit Min IihiIiiii|* /o r the burgl who wasn't uitW jrd with -tmki romt Imni'i hnmhlirgrr. i-iim barn mul m h front m' h («1 T intruder bIso r hi|iiini a keg* beer bn thr floor and * poUf right buttles of whisky down-L iliain, ' »i IUMBAIM.U. SCKKAJIfl' 4 CHARLOTTE. N.C. ol’)- -# « • - sfdcnt of b i!mvn|on ii hotel i J l f 1 the polire to suy be hnard * w thine that "sound* like a youitjr irirl screaming** In an alley bahiml -TV16 t»UOjY WAX ~ 0 0 0 Wil-U FIX the hol«l, TVOIA3HT >OuT> L < £ PCBA<FA5 T ■M * 3 p . . . i 3 5 B , > i ? - i a E A IR j.S N N 5 H * O B ------------ ---- / \vvOSVl?e5 SEeM 5 TBA . ' S 3 AT tNlOHTt , ____ ■> CC OUESN, r~yf IN I* A , i \\ j ^< b v ! I T S . ^ v > In v c v ic u tli.g o ffite i* tm nril in till * rupurtt . • i"* “ Tbo only Milne « r V * foutl<Ti{|k lin o I* Iln> L'linrluti* Buys 1 choir* M tnia born them.*' . lrP7T5^ Vul J r U11 / — O IB B it w t A ^ K c J ’.ii- -0' i.- >V: CAPTAIN It. W. .1 VC.viON, rsN . (lift) t’iinimn;i line Officer of .Sunfniil N'miil .\ii\!liary Air fin lion, greet* Ciq>t, \V. S. Jltuvl*. IISN, Commander of all Naval Air Hum’s in Ilia Sixth Sftvu, Dhtrjrt ami ro|iie*elUntlvi'4 from ••l/ico of lb* A.isU.alit Secretary of ibn Navy (ni.ilertialt upo.k tiir.r arrival at the NAAS recently. The group visited illf cient station in thl.« »i'u for thJ |>niim<0 of oh. tnlninir Infornmllon ivgardlng tlie Public Work* Mill tnry Construct iim I 'n i g i B i i i . iOtttri.il I'bulo, (j. 6. a* , • i* I IT A V IV eV e k i l I K ? W ELL PRAT Ktm k k k p miles from Murray to I'aducah In* lie walked the same route again PADUCAH, Ky. id' 1' hour* and 60 minute*. Offered land broke hi* own record. Tbo served la strengthen ruiber than nnl Nance, a funner, walked 4o MOO for a repeal performance, 'liiue: H lli|ur* and A.T minute*. ; „ * i' • * 8» Howard C. I*ong t Phone 388 d r il l in g SOT K. Commercial! {. Jeopard lw our marriage . .Self reliance can be a very gratifying realisation. . .Then Ihe reunion* Powell, wife of a lieutenant al have made a »crie* of honeyMoffett b’lcld, said till* about it: muunt Jue and I probably would "I lute my husband and rc*c-tl nut have enjoyed if we'd been any time we are parted. But it constantly together." I* a tremendously maturing pro^ scrv|ce wjv„ ,ot(, of , „ ve,. res* to dtacover one I* capable , aboul the worl(l, u„aCcompa. of bring the temrmrary head of the njpd hy !he,r huabandc> wlth ouMhotd. blra and botttea, toya and tonilWhen i,he return*. . ,'Tluw ,u_..i com-1 litis. .... ...... said women make _,,i,. They i / v l SEt' i..a ,,i™ ,hS *•*" ,"l7 “h|i’’ *i“ ,";h Inner sati*fnctlon «f k I c.i»i . . #L-k. ... . cope without panicking when 1 am ther ,r * #bl* *® l|,vo Mch on my own." olh<<t Snmc mentioned the ple.i sure T h * t ° n l r » l brought out a lot (citing letters from a hiubanU rcaiom why women who mike away, nollna they can h» a “ von- a *ucceia of it like life lo thc derfui addition to marriage.'" service*, /rom nearly all came "It I* amating how many philo- u,cftd HP* <m how to make a home •ophlcal ideal and concrete e* quickly around your own belong, prositoni of love find their way uigs, whether the structure that onto paper that otherwise would contains them Ii a quoniet hut on bavo r e m a i n e d Just haty a Pacific Island, an apartment In thoughts," said one. Manhattan, a rrmodrled stahln at Mrs. .1. K. Davies, wife of a Newport, or a summer cottage in major l:i t!:o Marines, put it like . New Jeriey without plumbing. REVLON FUTURAMA ^ LIPSTICK FltOM FRESH PORK FRESH PORK $1.75 MANICURE SETS , S The Sweetest Sift <fer Men $3.95 to $6.95 Htr Foveiilc Atiortmwnti> Special Assortment W H ITM A N ’S . N O IIR IS N U N N A U V ’S TRU-FLAVOR SMOKED PICNIC a m SIRLOIN OR CLUB REEF CHUCK FRESH, MEATY SCARE RIBS ROAST - 33c ALUMINUM WARB ABSOLUTELY EKKK—NO HTAMC8 OR COUPONS TO SAVE—JUST YOUR REGISTER TAPES----TIP-TOP SAV-A-TAPK PREMIUM PLAN ' PURE iiOc DOANS I'lLLsS HARVEST MOON 25c CITRATE MAGNESIA .. 19c I CANS SCOTCH ICE ......... G9c Woodbury's Soap Rejr. Size 3/27 :I9 ‘ EACH 29c Collates Tooth Paste .... 2/43 Rain (-oats Men or Women $1.98 STATIONERY W H ITIN G'S AND M ON TAG VELDA’S STRING BEANS PORK .......... 59c ft Ihs, EPSOM SAL'I'S.......... 29c OLD GLORY PEAS J j ? 200 ASPIRIN TABLETS........34c IN JAR lard,! I'A N lilltIK N S 43c CARTERS P IL L S .......... ,39c FLORIDA CRYSTALS BETTER BRAND BLACK EYE Treat Mum niyully mi Mol Iter's Isti). ti’ive her a gill til fur a queen . . . homelliiiiK nclrttnl front uur regal array of mout­ wit n led glfls. We've Mftires of things she'll It ensure— p rirtltully perfert anil perfectly prac­ tical presents that say— "'IV .Mother, With l.ove". As tho “crowning touch", we’ll wrap your gift In royal trimm ings its befits a (Jucen Mother. a WITH Thc CLEANER INSIDE $1.00 TO $3.50 AUNT JEMIMA BEANS 303 Cana SCRATCH .................. J �4 -— ' I&Bk 55 m & 'X Iy5f> #3 ~ k$ £ : m 'hoepltalH. v cent tim es, by television, th e candidate can both be heard and seen. c a r to in to neara ana Been. Now, In ,n 1089, swod, som aom ething eim ng has naa happened. nnppvnen. Thln* 1 h<v* ch*n ^ d " "'I ‘he catididntee that when you enter 8*ml « - • -■ ttAMvttel which la strivliur _____ * o f __ j . __ _ A,1 iM.*oi.i]rod modern. S P ^ W 7 a -« ia 7 v Sr “ h 2 Z rS . ^ U -' L S I ere going back to th* “old mothod/' Even ? P m M / A i ^ yk| A %W W M ' m &m m ® White Hunter I W. Jones Is I '” On Guard For Health , eowmuaity la Intereited In Ita pteta and a rt available to yotfr phyaldan. and the quality of care It offer*, Awl they m uit bo kept up to ’ dat*. If you aru to under?! nurjrery. yuu wilt rant to know how well their hoapi* _ ju n e up to atandarda. What are receive excellent care before, during and atandanM Who eitabUabM them? after the operation. Kin and axploilon hacheeks th at atandarda are maintained? u n i t have been eliminated hi the operating tk u ifl u A (W bv an ewanbatlon known Inatrumente andiny dnm lngi a hbout n aterlle. na by 4* „w l.**_ room. uus or ap an W.. w Jf vhy#IeI-R ]lka qUMt|oi) hie Joint Commlaakm on Accreditation pttale. It surveys hospital* In the finding*, he will diacttn your caae with an­ Stataa and Canada to res if they other phyaldan. A competent person admin#riy adminlatand and if a .u f f i- laten your, aneathotlc. After the operation (ilgh grada of clinical modlelna 1* tim e removed in surgery !> rent to the ........ pathologist for examination, and your eurin them. Jia primary reeponalbilltv of i. hoipltal geon'e dlagnoele la confirmed. >provide good medical and nurring cure. Thl«, In brief, is whet accreditation ^ * way axlata for knowing whether meana to you. T hen a n many other etandu g fftn la adequate. If it it ap- arda met by inrti tut Ions like Seminole MeJ by the Joint Coitimlaalon on Aceredi- morial Hoipltal, which are approved by the ^ s f Hospitals, a hospital hae voluntari- Joint commission. They add up to a iuamnaabmltted to a eurvev of ita facilities an-.l te# that your hoipltal U constantly on guard I f the quality of c an it offer*, for your health, 1 program of oecndltatlon waa begun Iby A# American Collsgo of Surgeon*. 'Personal Contact1 — trtniforrad -by the ACS in 1052 to Year* ago. those running for public of­ l^ tw iy formed Joint Commietlon, mem- fice tried to aliitke hand* with every voter of wWeh a n the American College of . . . the “personal contact.” Then. progress rictaiu, American College of Surgeon*, set In and, more ami more, t':o cand'dolrs de­ in Hospital A*hocIi t Ion, American on mass covarag*. First, dlenlay I Association, and the Canadian Medi- pended r.d* in tha Mla dully papers, along highr.Brn jwmr it. im w m . _».| with u« » .*•_ itlrni; PTaeh year It coats a half to keep commission, SUN powered press agent n ew . a rticles Later, doflin to keep eommlMlon, sur­ kid. constantly Mvnlrtantlv cheeking ,h » m edia of radio w here th e cand d a te s fs the field, cheeking and and voice could be carried nation-wide. In re- Vi '" 'i j h 11! m , M k Economists Usually Disagreeing Thl. was wonderful news. From now on no matter whet he thought he would alwaya have plenty of company. He thought he had plenty of company. H* thought he had plenty of company alraady. » # b,d h" * m .cU ery b* dlaagreslng about money, In- bias «nd farm machinery were n , ‘l0.n- dj ” Iti,°hn; er?dl’; . , ' ! f, n*: ^ htb.e/J ,11bJjV* ^**.n And w h .n t h .y d U .f re e m o .l ,.lnd. “» ^ f * l *?* cin i0und tf,t m0,t positive, employment In general has gone Even when they th look Into Ihe fu- Up while bulc wages are rising. turn, a. they are alw.y. doing. But it was talk about credit that »h*y d « i ^see th* semo thing*, hid hern giving him thos* pains By JAMES MARLOW Assort* ltd Free* New* Analyst WASHINGTON -JB - The llilla man feta pain* In hi* head and dollar »lm» before h[* f >** he heara uik about economic*, practically pennilesi on a Strang* Unaeamd himself, WaUy, whs • r SAL BOYLK Wally io n n U cnntlnent. h«* a 10ft vole* and hand* rough NEW YORK uia aouiuerner Ii know ,nu» of01who -no H* went to * white hunter In ?,* its®0®^*** * tha ono only Southerner can *ay “nlnyl yole" without feel. Nairobi. Kenya, and told him hi* He<1 wlUl w* 1 ' . lag seif-conscious. , ambition. Tha man liked the eour- “Jh e eountry out ****•.,*■*-■ Jonea. a former eub a. uf frftm ■"<! determination shown by crowded. It 1 open and beautiful. Birmingham. Ala., at a la in *!» chunky. Mw-eyed Alabama " I f i no w.y to get rich. Oh. Atncaii "wHIte‘nunier, and “ninyl >°uth. He look him on a* an ap- goodnen no, »*r. I flgur# ws you" In the Swahililongua puntlce. make about • dollar an hour or meant “you nil." Wally learned *0 quickly that le*» on talari, and w* work IS Wally ahot hi* first rabblr at Ihe vrithln a year he had won a hunt- houra a day. aga of I. At IS ha caw an African (r>l Hcenta hlmiatf. Since then be “ it'e not aomethlng a peraea movie, and decided right then and ha. led JS eafarle. .hot everything goee Into lo make a lot of mosey, there he had to becoma a prole.- from leopard, to elephant. Re- When we wear old ha a and old cenUy'bt. .kill won him the Job of clothe., It lent Just for It mo*, ■lonal white hunter, “ I couldn't think of anything life technical advltcr on "Safari." a phere. Bui Ifk »o much fun, It held that could pleasura me Columbia Picture* film .tarring icemi a .ham* to taka money Janet Leigh and Victor Mature, for It." more," he recalled. Thousand* of American boy* Jon*. |« one of two Americans When spring rains halt the ithold thl. romantic dream briefly, among the 30 to 40 whit* hunters faris, Jone* works for the Kenya in British Eait Africa. At 23 police at 1120 a month, and at a th-n outgrow it. Wally didn’t. He quit college, Joined the U.3. Wally is among the young.it. Tb. policemen he participated in hunts Marine.. ..v td hi* money. H. had «* • wh“ * hunter U « '• ’ M*10*1 ‘h* M ¥,w M,u “ ,u *11.000 When he left the Marine* In Uv,Ijr * otU . . Tha ellenU pay approrimattfy lip , a few daya later he wa* on "Altar 40 or 43 most of them get *100 a day to go on aafarl. Moil a trampaleimer headed for domesticated and turn to firm- ara well-to-do, but they rang* Africa. The authorities InBritish Inf.'* he said. “But one of the beat from Indiana ichooltaachera te East Africa made himpost a 1300 hunters, a Bslglan ‘count, Is dill alrplana pilots and Teas* oilmen, bond to Insure hie ability to re- active at 34. ••The Texans are about tha best turn to America. That lift Wally “ Hunting In Africa lin't parllc- hunrere," said Wally. “Soma at V’ ularly dangerous If you use your thsm cen stalk game as well aa head. In tbe time I'va been out we cen. In fact Tve learned a few there no client his been killed, tricks from them.** and only one profeidonal hunter. Many married couples now go He was killed in a shooting accU on safaris. Pipe holds the gun. mima hold* the camera. system was getting woried about dent." borrowing. It thought loo much of it might ........„ push Inflation, So it raised the (UjCount rat* (cr lti it* memDer member banker*, n i l wa* meant to put a bit of * brik# un b0" 0W,0« b*' cause people would have to pay a utu* higher intereit rate on the money they borrowed. , __ _.. , , , . .. ,mm d*l,e y expert* began die S j ” nK#^ " J ry, V ^ ldAnl.f ‘‘* 1 ^ ’ BVICK SPECIALS '50 Studebaker Sedan • 1350. ri; • U l Mitchell *50 Dodge Sedan This ell goes to prov# that those who ar# would i«*l more eomfortable bs- i*«m*d to think It was pretty --S ^ b T a k .'ln Labor borrowing “ m»y In ytUawern A# A**nn(n*» ah* »Ua CiUf# he COUld bf Wrong VAlthout fOOd. f*10 Dri,ti 0n. D0[T New Tires, Clean mistake." He said i 50Ut being right, ' Credit,M ratman uld. #,U the Jjjv* been 1 mistake i Is what the commission tries to In charge m mappingr m it th« various cam* ar# realizing th a t th ere is n o th in g He 0„ nt(1 , w book cllI#d ..jl0d, ,.................... poor men’s capital. "And ______ h« *aid , ' « "<> threat nr Inflation at — »....» r — ..........rou, if vou are a patient in on ac- PHlgns —__ t .a_^A t* __— ,r ......... ... , U ■> Mill w» C i a w a l i n , r"A,«s ns effective tn 11^____ “personal contact,” seeing ere lEconom'ca/” Ths fist "sen- "I don't see ^any iharm in It," If f11" Sewetary of Commerce said '50 Buick Sedan j hospital: \ th* people . . . talking to them . , shaking tenee told him: “ In these tlmre coniumer credit w*« twice Its ' mon<f *' ll*ht ,nd h* thought i i building Is clean and properly mainslmo.t everyone regard, himself preieni ilze. But the Board of niaking it harder to borrow might Every precaution has bean taken hands with thsm. a* lomething of an economist." Governor, of th* federal reierv* • handicap. ’51 Pontiac Catalina Businessmen can take a lesson from ■ ----- —• ----------------------------------- Weak*’ Conimerc* Department fir* hazards. There are adequate Hardtop In it* molt recent report on the tic facilities, well supervised, includ- this year's candidates. Even with our higheconomy, paintad a pretty picture.r powered methods of buildinr good-will, elfliical laboratory and an X-ray deIt laid there wa. *oma leveling 1 there te no substitute for “personal con­ *52 Chevrolet Sedan off from 1833 but tha economy U on a high plane. .... medical staff is organlied to ensura tort" .. showing appreciation to our business 1the professional work is constantly re- friends and those with whom we desire to It* latest figure* show: a* of •y HUMAN N.MNMMM, M.D. *52 Mercury Hard-Top March 31 roniumar credit waa g ii If you have previously been a pst- do business . . seeing them personally . . at th* top and bottom. Keep tha IF you hsva on# maul** pa­ •33,337,300.000 or 3* billion doIkere, your medkal records are eom- ahoklrif hands with them . . that “personal tient In your home, you’v* got ta door opart, too, eo tha air eaa atrhigher than list year. Install­ fee careful not to lafact th* r**t ralate through tha room. Better lari — ------------------ - contact.” *52 Buick Road Master ment credit wa* $27,064,000,00* up put a few extra blanket* over th* It doesn't mske any difference what of. of th* hooaehold. Whll* th* death almoit five billion, and nonlmtillyoungetsr to keep him comfort­ rat* for thti disasa* h u d.cllned Tito Sanford Harold Sedan flee you art running for . . president or ald­ eonalderably during tha lu t half able during this brief slrlng-out mint credit wa* 17.372.000,000 up •e ll* S i n k I s i s i l i f •»* H i 4 i f erman . . the method of getting votes in more than half a billion. century, masalai atUI Is s highly process. about the name. Thu asms procedure w'il eontacloui dlaasa# and It atilt Duet Room Thl* report allowed Just '53 Dodge 2-Dr. Sedan uu*M tom* death*. much people war* up ta their Alt pay dividends in securing business, whether If you ara tha one who Is carlna Dual the room each day with a neck. In n*w automobile.. Auto __ i t Him ! it I« selling brushovor locomotives. 4< vK1 for tha patient, you’r* th* only damp elolb to keep tha dust at a lnitalimant credit was $34,563000.. •54 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 Sedan M in i. IIH N l i l SsMWw No business gets so big thnt “personal on* who ihould enter tha alek- minimum. Clsan tha floor with a 000, or more than half Ihe nation’* ■mjuov s i a i s s aa. ssiu. One Owner — Extra Clean vacuum cleaner or an oil mop. room. Keep everyone els* out. contact” is not Imperative to progross, Tha total conaumer credit of 334 bil­ Upon entering Ihe p*tlant’i If two or more or your young- lion dollar*. proper leader will take the time lo build room, put on a imock, apron or Hera have meulea at th* earn* ______i, ,1 the Amm UM PiwS good-will for his organization by seeing and ’55 Chevrolet 2-Dr Sedan . . . t a i l v . l r <• for iam* washable covering to pro time, don't place them In th* «•! m * i petal** ta IkU knowing ns many people as possible, by tect your clothing. Take It oil u aam* bed or even pear each other. One Owner — Exlrn Clean BUMPER TO BUMPER Complications might spread from you leave eontantly keeping In touch with customers. ST. PETER, Minn. f/T * > — A m«n Scrub your hand* thoroughly one to tha other. ,,, ira tc a irrie f ijr a * Everyone in hungry for appreciation, playing Good Samaritan was the siaa with eoap and water upon leaving As soon aa on* of your children naa T M t and husiness leaders should. In every way only on* injured in s .evencome* down with th* discs**, It’s the sickroom, too. This point Is aa.T» an.a v.hlclt accident. Mariam! Auitin, probably a good idea to have any extremely important. possible, ehow their approcl&tlun to their OH OWAwarr a »Wa—» awa*a - I tta a k a . n m I i M w aa* 38, aufferad a crushed ankl* when p ay s a* H l w a iia a u fa r IS * ■■**»«» •» ra l*la « Us* disposable tliiuee or doth* t l th* others who have not customers for thoir business. flM H w Sfl fea atarw aB la * as aawalar a A .e rtld a a rataa. pinned between tw„ of the care. lor discharges from th* patient’s had measles glean injections of This Is the year of “personal contact" fur SALES ROOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Ha wa* trylnr to release two of noM or throat. It‘t probably a ammi globulin. It given within votes . . husines ts mora highly cnmpotltK'* good Idea to keep a paper bag lea daya attar exposure, thta tha car. that had locked bump­ 4*> *r«U laa 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 1034 sn w aan r W pinned to th* bed where you can should tmmunlu them for from er*. •ash ■>*■. than ever and 1988 will be tha most com­ two to three weeks. Even If they AiiwSsr sully discard them. Than bum petitive year in our history, Some will try. do catch tha dtaaaaa. tha gamma ihe bag. to keep their business progressing by their Th* yosafatar'i pajamas, bed globulin will auk* tha aSteefe a Wodnesday, May 9, 1959 linen, dishes, atlvarwar* and mild one. usual methods, perhaps by remote control. o th er euch washable objects ammoM abb Others will be on tha ground personally should be boAlad In soap and B. If.: What < TODAY** asking for the husiness and expreesingitheir water etch Urns they are used, Answer: N.phritte Is an tnOamore they th at earns out of great appreciation to thehr customers. They ar* lew? Aid Water maUcm at th* kidnap, i t wanaTtr Revelation T:H ■Prad oue metal the n"es who will gn forward In 1958. Wash tha thermometer with follow* a throat Infection and te BUHl ha refined by fire. Some great saints eoap and water after each use. believed to be due to t a allergy Get to know your customers and pros, Then place It In a solution of 70 to the streptococcus germ. Buffered greatly, but profited by their trials. pccts . . shake hands . . be a “favorite-son” per cent alcohol until It'e needed Uiually. there are red blood I t la a hard sehool but well worth the tuition. candidate for business. again. cells and albumin In the urine as Ood Made groat saints. By Walter L. Hays Air th* atekroom thoroughly as welt as albumin and the body ----- — one* each day. Open tha wind adoim becomes swollen. a me. iim raw* snsua law ■Jjiply a csit for th* traniportaLABORIOUS REFUND ti m of llama from the HoepltallTUCSON, Aria. (?)»A Detroit U toy laniard Ref­ ty Shop to ill floor* and wing*. «*» company complatad a three use la With deervau appreciation. year March for a former customEvei/n Eppa, President ar, a newspaperman who began Worn* i' i Auxiliary working her* 87 month* ego. Th* axlsBaj eondUiotit, Fami-ir* Memorial Hospl- company preeented him with a tat. refund check for 40 cent*. js $550. $550. $950. $1150. $1150. $1250. $1495. $1775. G uard Rest O f Fam ily From D an ger Of M easles SiiflwsKsf ii 4> %• Nicholson Buick Co. Open. H 2:00 to 5:00 P. M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, M A Y 10 and 11 Public Forum s ta te r t T-' How!oCii! V- 8 ft w e. i i f- im too ! <i f i i R » ■ii'b j® m i i III ® ' sta ff Of f t* Rauford Herald! Warn**’a Auxiliary of tha Memorial Hoepltal wlshea you far yaur untiring fat making Jhs.icaka Day g hap!)' successful nffulr. aw aaagitftl t* ba dallghtad th* Baltelvua food and laolag moor IWa-rit during th* day. b *. “ .V A •V' •* V haRpfnris avar all at the m J :,AukiVgCf and th* Raspliat to u i w t thair doepeit i far ihla ktadaaia. mania* darivad tinm wa am adding to tha ■> . -v > -%J- 1 - 7-. * _ ^ SMALL PAYMENTS V EVERYTHING IS PRIVATE y UNUSUAL FlEXIIILITY ,1 & ,4 * j i l ' F tho aoMUal mil* aad ontiring ' - Svi wKrt* *1 CM Parkin*, hi* **-' , sil W19 ***** atbara who helped Vw ***** rovtsfiem, spreading * 11 n a r \ GAUTIER a vino FUNERAL WI TH US I D O ! T O.A C . F IN A N C E WHIUS iS TIN *:\ IAUH W HI M , C O R P O R A T I O N Tft in wist HOME 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN AND FIRST AID EQUIPMENT nuT m m Swfcri Eteri* * Tahgkaw IISS R. A. GAUTIER, 1T00 OrtaaJa Dr. V r, >»' , •' % Ikfv, • • •••• • • . * Ji\'}y * 4-1** . , , ,i . licensed funeral director Phtnta 444 ■" ’ w.. .„•. htf?Via ingfiriiffini'itf $4 1/ �THE SANFORD HERALD Wed May 9. 19M fnge S Miss M. Cameron i New Officers Are Installed Monday For Local Sorority ’ S o cia l £: Sell Sigm* PM Sorority held it' regular semi-monthly meeting Monday night at the home of Mr.'. Allred Pnsplchal on Summerlin Avenue. Neur officer' for the com­ ing year were Inttalled in an In■-'rtnal ceremony preilded over by Mra, Harold Chapman, outgoing prr'Ident, The new officers who will head the group fer the coming year In-* elude Mr'. Clarence Nichols, pro*Utent. Mra. Sam Thurm.tnd, vicepresident. Miss Marian Slngtctnrv, recording aecretary, Mra. Malc­ olm Lodge, corresponding secre­ tary, Mrs, llobcrt Berg, treasurer, and Airs, J. L Corley, sponsor. Mrs. Robert Rerg was absent from the meeting and will be of. flcinlly installed.at a Inter date. Final plana woro made for the Mother's Day Informal Coffee to lie held Thursday night. May 10, at the home of .Mrs, Cordon Fred* crick from 1:00 to 9:00, for the member* and their ntotheri and guests. | Mrs. Jack Armstrong gave a re­ port on the mental health drive being started In Seminole County, ] and urged tho support of thr group. Members wr.-e reminded | of the meeting for' rolling hand, ( Photo by Raymond Studio; ages for tho Cancer Loan Closet, In be held Friday night, May 18, at tho Yacht Club Irum 7:30 tu Mlsa Marty Cameron, 8.H.S. Senior, was honored by her t mother, Mrs. J. AT. Cameron with a graduation party at Jim Sprn' -cr* Restaurant .May 5 in the form of a luncheon. As anfadded attraction A1l»s __________ Club will meet at the home of Mary Ann Wright. at«o gradua­ WEDNEBD hi Vacation Bible School auperin- Me*. H. A. Simpson in Geneva at ting In June, was given a sur­ ndenta will meat at F lr.t Bapt- 10 ». m- Covered dish luncheon, prise birthday rake, dr.-mated In t Church at 10 a. m. ^ The annual Spring Frolic* will red and white during the partv. Tha Mission Circle of Elder (be presented at ■ p. m. in the She was also presented a gift sringi Baptist Chapel will meet Fmecrest School auditorium. Tic- from Ml«s Cameron. ••.Jo _ ^n< ( keta may be purchased at the The rlnss color' of crimson and white dominated the decorations and the flower arrangements. A delicious luncheon was served to Atlas Cameron, Alls* Glenda Silk wood, Aliss Alary Rose Speer, Alls* Margaret Aloore. All*' Elisa­ beth Woodruff, Alias Harriet Red­ ding, Miss Mary Ann Wright, .Miss Betty Varmint. Miss Hetty Ann Munson, .Miss Alary Tanner, Miss Nancy Travasos, Aliss Jan­ ice KInlaw, Alls' Putilo Witte, 1 Alls' Yvonne Cullen, Alias Sara 1 Jacobson and MU* GoH Spivey. Calendar InnU a t Eh at Trcbyterlan 1 The EHIe Knight Business WornChurch at J-30 p. m. “»'* °f Vim Haptiat Church The Chancel Choir will rehearse 'V,R ni'* 1 *l * Pat Flr.t rrcabrterlan Church at Young People * Department - .- j m of First Baptist Sunday School will The Girt Scout Committee met ‘'Morning'Circle No. 0 of the tnjoy a parly at the home or Alvs. at the Presbyterian Annex Mon­ day rvening with the meeting In Woman of the First Presbyterian L,k® \ ,unr0l‘Church will not meet until May 10. l,0J“ chnrge nf Mrs. Fred Itobh, vice The Hortlcul;-urc chairmen of Ihc 1 lub " ,u h* 'c " »cwin„ president. Garden Club will meet at 9:30 a. m. cl»‘* »t th* « n lcr s,t' rt,n8 "l ,U It wns announced that June IS at tha Garden Centar.Please note *• "*• Any Interested women are will be sc* nsiite for chartering ebinae of date. Invllnd to attend. Bring a sack day, for the Citrus Girl Scout The Social Department of (he Council, USA, All people IiiIcm-sSanford Womin’a Club will have a 10 rNfnchhip Lcajue of iho ted In the Girl Seoul organisation Breakfast, with Bridge and Cu- L",!* " 8,,lon*1 u !ri,' ti"M Church ore Invited to attend the inerting nasta at • a. m. Hosiesaet are i w.1*1 ),,v* * rr"u *r meeting at on that day, the plnre to he an­ Mr*. C. M. Flowers. Mrs. D. C .1W* r,,'!rc.h ■* 3 •’ m' nounced biter. Howard, Mra. J. E. Courier and , , st- Catherine s Chapter nf Holy Plans for the Brownie and Girl Mrs, W. B. Brinson. .Market Has- Cross Womans Auxiliary will Scout D*)’ Camps which have 1,'t t llf meet at 3 p. m. at Ihe home of been held »n successfully for the Mrs. George D. Bishop, lot* lllliis. THU13DAT cu* Court with Airs. A. R. Key as pns! several summer*, were discns.-eil. Any brownie ot Girl Scout Taylor rommandery No. 2« cohoviess. in helping Knight Templars, will meet at :30 Circle* nf the Women of the mother interested with the camp aru a-ked to conp. m. tha Order of the Temple First Presbyterian Church will will be conferred after which re- meet a* follows; No. one; .Mm . tael Fiances Cohlt or Mrs. Rohli. It was announced that Uhl Ire i hmerits will be served Victor Brown, rhairntan with The Junior Fellowship and Jun- Mr*. L. J. Lehman, '235 Can on •Scouts an I Brownies will inarch lor Choir will rehearse at Firvt }'«*. »' 2:110 p. m. In Winter in the Armed Force' Day Poiade Presbyterian Church at 3:45 p. m. to-hosle*s, .Mrs. Lily Janes; May IK. The Youth Choir will rehear.e •'j0- Tw°i ilr*; ,!> C' M“*w*11' I.OAV CALORIE FISII n VKE at Flr.t Pre.byt.ri.n Church at * Uh » "Ave • ‘•h>r « ... wtike, rm*"' 420 Summerlin at 2:30 Can gourmet rooking ami low 1.00 p. m. n. ni.; Circle Three: Mrs. P. T. calories ever meet in the same Tha Deacon, of he F.r. pj# chal ,vjth M c „ recipe? They not only meet but Presbyterian Church will meet at Maillv M|3 Wy,.t |e , t a p. marry in this Special Fish Bake. ,, , -. . No. Four Mrs. D. (’. Howard,! During the day, put out a pack­ The Intermediate Choir will re- ch, Irm, nt wl;h Mri. Fr, nk L|ptU# ' hearse . t First Beptl.t Church et Ptlnlctl0 Ave , t n p, <•„. age of haddock, cod or sole filet to defrost. At your convenience 7:00 P* m* holiest Mi*. J. J. Webber; No. make a sauce of 1 chopped ouiotl, A Coronation S«r*lft t° r *"• Fit#: Mr*. CUrrnrtSnyder, rh»ir- muted in butter until tender, to G. A. e of Seminole Baptlit As- 1)1<ri wjthMr*. H. C, llnttel, which Is nddrd 1 ran concent­ sorietlon will lie held at North- yVeklva River Rd. at 3 p. m.; No. rated tomato soup. I teaspoon A-l aide Baptist Church In DeLand 3(,. Mri A Moore, chairman, sauce, tl tablespoons chill nance, at 7:80 p. m. with All*. David Rothclield in lie ' i teaspoon prepared mustard Tha Adult Choir will rehearse Bury at 1 p. in. Co-ho.vtess Is annd pinches nf thyme, basil, ■t Flret Baptist Church at 8;0U Mrs, Chris. Ilutiur; No. Seven; sugar, pepper Co taslct. Simmer Miss Myrtie's Schedule Th* nchcdult of Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent, Alay 9-13 Is ae follows: May 9 4-11 Clubs Sanford Grammar School will bring ex­ hibits. records and stories to bo judged. Will meet, at 11 s.m. Airs. Margaret Graham will glva Instructions on making cop­ per earring* at the Community Center, 401 K, 2fith Si, at 1 p.m, May 10 Snnford Hume Demon­ stration Club will meet at the Community Center at 2 p, m. The club will hnva their Dress Revue at this meeting. Tho de­ monstration will bo on the "Unin­ vited Guest’* and will be given by Mrs, Vincent Alateckl of the Longuond club. Msy 13 Elder Springs Home Demonstration will meet at 2 p.m, with Airs. 8, E. Norwood. The club will have tlielr Dress Revue. The demonstration will bo the "Uninvited Guest’1 and will be given by Miss Wilson. Tbo Chorus will meet at 0:tt0 a.m, at tho Community Center for practice. Cerninles class will meet at Seminole High School at 7:30 p.m. Slated May r f SPACE SAVER HATtilt 00AI Even a smell kvthrAont can have a hig-bathroom efficiency. Tits Annlkmee Association re­ commends a srjuaro tub |a an enclosure t» save space) a toilet behind a eliding door: ’ and twin basin* set into a tiled eouhter. 1.00 HEATER j **■ Oas o icruted log heajjere made of newly developed ceramics are rnpldly replacing the old-ftlhloned llvln-g room fireplace. Clean and economical, the gas.Jug. pro­ vide* n constant more efficient bent* than tile natural log.*' ■ 10:30. C l CI I I KJI i y Miss Jeanette Wolfer was In U I U L C O charge of the program for the eve­ ning and presented Kay ShoemaSlxtv-elght. member* or tho ker, who gave a talk on homo Catholic Woman's Cluh of tho • U U liy building and planning. Refceah- All Soul* Catholic Church at­ ment* pf punch, rake, sandwiches, tended th- communion hreakfa*^ n pink tnffola diisipr. Her acces- mils and mints were served by tho at the Mnr-Lou Restaurant held snrles wer,< nl'u white n'u! she linvtrsi, assislrd by ihe cu-hostcss, Sun-lay, wore a corsage similinr to that of Mrs. A. (). Roberts, Rev. Father I.von* nreslded ihe luide's mother. ] The next niceling will ho May over ihe Installation of thn neve A recepiVoir was held lim'"dla 21 at the home nf Airs. Sam Tnur- officers with a lighted Inner glv* lely after Ihr ceremony in the monel. Cohintess will he Mrs, liar- Ing his wish for a successful year church annex. A tiered wedding old Chapman. Mr*. Volte Williams In their new duties. cako centered will have the program, tnsinlled as president for lh* . second vear was Air*. Louisa Bau­ ln*‘ **. whirl) wu* ilrcarnied with ami greenery. man: Mrs. Il-ds* Constantine, vl-o tvride s flowers Baskets of gladioli* and other e president; Mrs. Lamella Alncck, flowers a r ie usrd throughout the • the new »-cretnrv with Ihe new mom. flfr lv treasurer. Mrs. William Frank. Mrs. C C. Stinson, aunt of :he * '/ Mrs, Alnry Alexander, Mrs. hrldr, scrveil ihe cake while All" g Mllllken, Mrs. firrnlto nod Mrs, C Michel* were presented the dour KraUrrt pri„», ' 1 t- 1-1 A tirtlelnu* breakfast was en- r \f /"* V-«. C J* Thr Stafford Alenmi Ini Mellin'1 l I'lmrrh was Ihe scene for the wedding of Alls* Janette Gtme Gardner, iliiughter of Air. ami Mrs. J. A*. Gardner ami Charles Shelton Young, son of Atr. and Airs. W. L. Parker of Atlanta, tin. The beautiful double ring eereimmy performed in eiimllellght. was held .Saturilay May 3, at 8 p.ln, with tha Rev. W, E. Worley officiating. An arch formed nf large bas­ ket- of whip- gladioli', statues and linhy's breath flanked each 'Ido of the altar and calls Idlin' were used to accent tha gleanei y. AIm . I larence Snyder, organ­ ist, played the tioditmnol wed­ ding music anil marches while Mr*. Nick Pfcifauf rendered tho solos Including '‘Recmiso," "I I.ovp You Truly" and "The Lord's Prayer." The lovely bride, given In mar­ riage by tier fnlbrr, wore a pale uipia rattan lace cicatlnn over taffeta. The dress featured a rounded neckline with tinea quar­ ter length sleeves nlul an aqua cummerbund. The former Mis' sauce 5 ullmiles. I'our o 'e r filets Gardner woro while satin shoes In a flat casserole. Bake ni 4UIJ and a small Imt with a short veil. degrees for minutes. She carried a white piayer honk lopped with a white orchid and •alio streamers. iT i.- T f J C 'is W l Mi« C, |i Thomas, sister of live r the bride from Columbia, 8.1 for thr woie a die-s suniiiar to llust of by the the bride's of yellow cotton lace Mr. over yellow taffeta. Her gown Atlanta featured a full wait* length skirt rlas, <>! and she wore a white sntin hat ployed with yellow flower*. Her bouquet i was composed of yellow rnuinAI' I loin. (’. C. Stinson a n ' ti'h rr while To crisp up one rqp of stale John Annistead served as best dlreil bread pul It Into a frying Ilian. pan with a little butter and Mr*. Gardner eht»*e for her brown sugar nod rook over the daughter's wedding a nylon blue direct flame of ihe top burners, lave d r e n with white ncrr*snrlrs, stirring constantly. Add an ripinl She hail a pink rat nation ami amount of applesauce. Have it rose corsage, hot, Serve with errant, whipped Airs. I'aiker wore a pink em- or not, or with ira rrentn. Uebroldered silk eyelet d i e " with licimis! P TA TO MEET Grammar School l’-TA will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday for In­ stallation of new officer*, Mr*. J. B. St. John, county coun­ cil president, will install them. It was announced to all Gram­ mar School P-TA member* that Writ Side School la going to ha the scene Thursday for • Study Course at which time Me*. AV. K. Giles will review tho hook, "Whera Children fume First." Lunch will bo scrveil and tho court* will t-loso at 2 p. m. COMFORTABLE ADDITION Give some thought now !o a gin room heater for your aummer cot Inge. On the fooler days yon will find it a comfortable addition. TU B rEEL-OFF* — Add* f-linpaon'a costume of meadow* lnown Bncn-wcxva stilt and blending silk print. TK* ik lrt of tho one-pleco dreia point* up Into the * 1c e v c I c a v,*'fc»hy llotue," which Is .buttoned In back. At itching print ltnaa th* bvvse jacket and is used for tha turban. A Ano travel coalunra- ONLY IN THE ARMS OF THE MAN WHO HAD SHAMED HER could Lisa win back the love of the child he had stolen! FRIDAY ; "‘f t ; The Jacaranda Circle of the 7:3< Garden Club will meat at tho tvgrrer home of Air*. E. C. Rush (or a pic- ford. ; lie supper which will lie served wood, BUtT-COSTUME OF OnAY, promptly at 7 p. m. C’ohoRcsse* town* BLACK AND WHITE Impelled with Mr*. Bush at tail larrust rccogn silk tweed from Harry FreehAve. will be Mrs. J. C. Andrews | t |,f f0I tela collection. The aleavclrsa and Airs. Geneva Van Buskirk,' j-a)0 blouse la tucked Into an tinTrtaaed, pleated aklrt and belted Each one is requested to bring mi n * with black leather. It la a good nun service and husband or GA co travel *ult for lit* spring and friend* are invited. Anyom summer. The Dl-'t Gardeners Circle of attend, the Sanford Garden Club will meet at 11 a. m. at the home of Mrs, M. L. Cullum, 2ftt S. Elliott Ave. A covcrf(J dish luncheon will be served. Alembcr* of the Ixora Garden Annual Family Memberships Circle and thttr husbands will have a barbccua supper at 7 p. m, Now Available at the home of Air, amf Mra. Fred Ganaa on Golden Lake. Hos­ SANLANDO SPRINGS tesses will be Mri. Ganaa, .Mra. Ralph Dean, Mra, Wight Kinky and Tropical Gardens and Mrs. W. V. Roberta. OH U.3. 1702 Br/itccn San/ord and Vitamin Th* Adult Choir will enjoy a Swimming . . . Plenlck'n'}. . . HCMtaurant. . . Snack- War banquet at Firat Baptlat Church at 7:00 p. m. Family dues, 110.03 Intlivitlu.il, 90 48 Tha Hiblscua Cardan Circle will |lnc. taxes] ' meet at 11, a. m. for a covered n n ii i m il I’lctsB appear in person ROCK ^CORNCLI K0K£ Staton your wardrobo with HUDSON»BORCHERS»SANDERS FEATURE*! 1:31 - 7:81 — S:S1 COMING BOON LIU HAS NEVER LOVED LIKE THIS ' NIVZ-niH PINNIY HiNTII "lummar Ipic*," Ihe new M*tat*-fUv*r*d cation yarn by Calais**#, . . hart la llny-prltad print* at Pannay'al Luxurioualy aoft and milky . . . crenso-realstant . . , cuy-waah airs . . . minimum of ironing, See thue, dorona of othira In a wealth of interesting texture*. Size* 12 to 20} 14Vi to * • . ' tv v ie t i * m i iimw �>V 1* >■> ,1* • •••: *.fSh.*** -i\-17',' '#dis;v>, Si ri trv.'. ,'f j. N#. Feta, Pete. IX * 4 .M 1.047 as at i » T l 1JMI.MI M » N U •i • W MIT n a M il O.U* it it a 40 4 14 M 414 • I* IT 11 323 1,154 454 M4 11 1 is* tm 14 11 MS 4*4 It 11 i.o a n o ,« r 141 144 m t» 11 11 1S1 MO 13 13 II, IM 10,111 104 ,10* 1.331 11.31# 78 1# 133 13# s 7 I fy.s j C8lb8U8 Charlotte lltrua Columbia til* t, > _ ttambia ftliUr Traahlte i \ I ' Justice Of The Peade Circuit Clerk Returns I i • 14 tl 11 tl 14 11 14 Ctdidin OUebrirt 333 146 i» 379 33 64 11 3 43 14 44 44 S3 11 94 381 4t 1443 1 1 1 4 5 a T 1 ( 1:4 701 404 141 IS IT 43 153 111 #4 44 31 101 T0t 68 1716 103 26 1C8 14 51 IT 3 8 38 14 14 3 3 IT 144 'l l lit 43 23 142 !• 41 27 > It “ l» 70 13 7 194 M 34 111 j I 3 3P1 130 316 11 ICO 139 704 34(1 212 66 816 ST 61 103 433 1402 County Commissioner Sheriff • la a a a a 1 1 Sanford Monro# , > ■3 1 Sinford Piola 4 a Geneva Lak* Miry 10 13 Sanford TOTAL DISTBICT NO. 3 ) * 1,311 11,104 Sanford Monro* Sanford Piol* Ovlido G in tit • ' Chuluota loldanrod Longwood Like Miry Altamonte fo rm Clip Slavla Pam Park Sanford Bear Lika TOTAL t.TSO 4.W 1.331 1,344 1,430 8,323 111 401 H TM l.TOl 4,334 444 13 31 *04 4,Til MM HI 4,141 1 1 I 3 4 1 < 7 8 4 16 11 tl 11 14 IS 16 403 1,3M 14 431 4 83 205 14 47 47 3ms 18:64 3S 34 371 1,121 EL**: iPbtella# as 18 4.036 23407 Polh 4T 47 4.131 14.597 PutMm M 14 1.038 1,429 ► 9+m 41 41 1,711 1.411 i t Uel# 14 14 618 4,471 •aate Bait 34 14 286 674 Stmate It 5*0 4.411 31 14 14 1.738 3 ,47t gaateaote IvMt 11 4 341 283 Sawtina# 34 34 344 M Tiytee 13 • Tl ■ 4 3 Vain 1 4 1 Vabtete AR 11 4.464 14,906 WtbuB# 13 4 S 134 M WaMn 53 34 33} 1.110 W##Mt|tea 14 14 6t 264 teem l.TTf 1JM 44.404184,860 OMNla P ila Bniib i 364 71 •4o: A' 116 11 ! . 143 68 133 10 134 43 3 ’ 61 1ST 94 #2 41 13 154 LSI 80 3166 • 18 118 96 171 26 10 111 860 S3 3261 ' 264 6013 1.6S5 3614 10.474 1,704 3491 5,114 LIST 300 1.413 SM 1.007 SIT 31 4,314 200 1.238 441 140,308 26 iro 8’2 1117 2.912 1.011 741 Sanford 1.084 Monro* 336 Sanford 480 P»ola 470 Oviedo 139 Oener* 137 Chuluota 19 Goldonrod 50 tmngwOod 3.067 I.iko Mary 487 Alternant* 1,061 Poroit City 366 Slivl* 13.454 F*rn Pirk 1 Sinford Beir Ltk* TOTAL >» i 68 111 8 561 1 122 22 261 19 ts 21 4 rs M n 7S 19 a 78 227 24 1063 131 18 111 22 33 7 1 V r 2' 9 1 43 171 8 761 I ! 1 101 303 AS 78 Bl 23 72 213 . 4 3 6 7 8 0 10 11 13 13 14 13 14 Ill 113 44 25 1.17 353 72 204 104 783 83 193 70 23 84 178 lt9 SIB 83 53c 56c • a* * a w » * ait> o lH O i M l 7.11 I oh ita a ia o 1:11 to no lft 14 11.44 \ w r i t —l i i r o a n mm n i L o n n u w a n ia iiiit 11.11 11.11 tm a x M ia Th* Rhythm R oar • •i w » rt* I II ara a n a at an 11:1* H an ft *4 4:91 I tl (II 4 .11 III fill fill I II 1:11 I II I II I tl I II 1.11 I* t l II I I ra c a iB A f M ftim a U r n o* Dawn Braakar* M«»* M a rkal I t i a r l t l a a t a r a Ja m k a r a a Maw* l a t a . (Tate** CI*B Mow* i a » * r t l At A Olaaa* J a a k a r * Choir* Marolog Davotioaa H a r m s * ? Tim* W a r t i At Wte* M a rala g Malnllaa Mar* aw* Tho>* III! Oak Haw* ii ii m i a oh no 63 253 43 68 35 12 49 79 SO S3 20 11 101 174 40 1114 60 21 138 12 29 17 6 13 11 .33 IT It 0 34 38 33 MS 333 36 447 43 88 67 13 IS 79 66 66 15 11 121 an 17 f!M l n 173 74 57T 11 74 30 18 41 8J 90 31 It 14 30 391 61 1777 State Representatives i Sinford Monroe Sanford P*ol* (lvledo Geneva I i 1 2 3 4 11 14 Ml 20 77 31 276 21 5 59 2fl a T 13 7 41 133 31 144 » 7 111 M r 1364 31 1 31 11 S3 13 14 l 11 ITS M 171 • Goldonrod Longwood Lak* Miry Altamonte Koran City Slavla Kern Park Sinford Bear Lika TOTAL 9 10 11 12 12 14 IS 13 State Senator TH1RTT.SEVENTH SENATORIAL BISTBICT it CHUCK ROAST * 55c ■1 Gtl Th# leal—Git B«*lt##t IC E CREAM Vi GALS. 89c 31 1V1 IS 56 13 I 40 44 IS m ir ■AM—HICKORY SMOKED 4 a 45 Y>- 141 » 333 111 1321 121 144 144 43 104 m 22T IN 41 34 n AIN m I :<i H m -iu i proaram j at in SOS 36 77 60 24 21 77 111 46 IT 11 34 484 31 3021 1 GREAT LAKES, III., (FKTNC) _ Udall 5. Stivina Jr., ion of M r) and Mn. L'dall S. Stevmt of Rout# I, Box 31, wai icheduled to graduat# Irom recruil training May I at th# Naval Training Center, Great Lakea, 111. Th# nlna w*»ka of “ Boot Camp’* lncludfi drill and inatnietton in i«aim*n*hip, gunnery, life aavfng, aea aurvlval, boat handling, and th# ui# of imall armi. Poliowing two weak* (ear#, g ri.} duatei will b# aaalgned to ihlp. board dutiti or Krvle# icboola dm inding on tha qualifications «*cb i i riimonttrited. Itaium * S i n i . i i ta t h o r Krn l* Koaaca dhow r i l m Par* dirlko H nick I I "ft V a lia n t 11:11 II.lft 11:11 I.o\a o f Llf» Pftarrh fo r T o m o r r o w U uldlrg M ght I.m lr ll:f t h Ja c k P a i r a h o * A* ih* E arth Turin*' Ilnhari U Law!* Vtaw ar'. t>l*»*l T th a fug Payoff O ff 11 lft 1:14 1 lft t o* t 14 lilt Film P t r a I o# B r l g h t a r Day I ft4 I II I I* B row tlng A ro u n d with B l tl n t Big P l.tar V lo w .fi D la .il 1 11 Th* Eda* of Night r i General Insurance H, JAMES GUT AGENCY fill EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT l B a r Non* B a ir n A rm ia o i t i l Am arlran l.aagua Bam* l i l t Won* At T kraa l i l t jo in Th* Navy I I I R arora r r a t i a w 1:1* T ia a Tim* I: I# Bow* I It Too* Tim* F o l k s P llm P a r a ayB /L L IV/1D E STOKLEY’S Whole Kernel CORN 1Z oi. Cans i Sanford Monro* Sanford Paola Ovltdo Geneva Chuluota Goldenrod Longwood Lak* Mary Alternant* Poroit City Slavia Pim .Park Rear Laka TOTAL i 1 1 3 4 3 4 T S * 14 11 •1 11 | Y O U ’l L l / X F ti/ E K Y lH / H G A B O U T OUR M E A T S , Bake-Rite; FRYERS 4 D) (whole) Lb. l \ S. •GOOD GRADE” W ESTERN B EEF Chuck Roast Shoulder Roast Sliced Bacon Veal Sirloin LB. Veal Chops LB. Lb. ROUND IJONB LB. L Y R E 'S SUGAR CREEK Lb. U. S. “GOOD’’ * lb. Cm 35 : FOREMOST DA1RYLAND ICE CREAM 69 h.olf gill'n 39c (limit ont with ordor) 49c PEACHES 39c 59c FLOUR 69c Tomato Juice DEL MONTE 2 V, SIZE CAN GOLD MEDAL 10 lb. BAG STANDARD M OZ. CAN VAN CAMP'S Neck Bones 15 OZ. CANS Pork &Beans 3 0R35 153 61 191 36 111 56 20 31 11 63 31 33 27 68 331 61 1483 BORDEN'S BISCUIT CANS ARMOURS 12 OZ. CAN TREET 29o STOKLEY'S 14 OZ BOTTLE1 CATSUP FROZEN 19c FOODS SHRIMP AHOY 10 OZ. PKG. 318 16 766 7* 121 110 3* 81 1J8 134 44 44 M » . 148 U aas 11 48 A MU FROSTY ACRES i 137 S»T 4U 58 96 41 8 a 88 81 44 11 14 M 458 18 MM V 2 r°B29c Breaded Shrimp 7+ \ Tho II oral ng ahnw 10:1ft County Commissioner III I 1Sanford Monipr Sanford Paola Ovlrdo Ganava Chuluote GoUanred Lengv THLSaUAt BOBBIBB ill :l i j J4 1ft o« DISTRICT NO. I (SEMINOLE COr>TT) Nlaht Now* Roi>nrl B iarllgnt Tnaatr* Blan-bft Shortening i iiiii 1 2 i t .1 •1 7 1 :» 1 'I 12 53 It 11 14 T « u A t* T h a r* l i r . a k th * B a n k l . t l Capta in K a tg o r o o I a* Tam r t l i o r o 11.01 699 103 3208 tVrdnaaday Night r i g h t * Film P a r * B lga^ a Program Baauaao I I I Mow*. Woaikaa ■Ml l l a r h i t Report I I I T w i l l i h t rinnia • I I P e n ri. tlnnh I II I t . n t i a t i a n M .lo g i.i > I I I-r!f t .<>• On A > inul t II ft..** Wnr A L .d f I I I Dial "II" for Muil* 1:11 Night M u m I II I r.lf*4 Nation* I I* Tha Ithythm Hour I I I I A* Mom* w i t h Murte 11:11 N*w> 22 212 Tha nabala I l .n d t jvoua Tha Mtlllonalra 1:1* lv* Mat A S»cr*t Radio G A . OR F L A . G R A D E “ A - (D t 'h u l u o r a OUR OWN PUSH PORK LEAN PURS SAUSAGk GROUND DEEF LB. 449c LB. 37c FLA. GRADB »A* | J F U ( DRESSED A FROZEN MO n e n j in our lb . ■DteAN'i TOP CRAOI RIADY.TO-FBT BR. SHRIMP W IENERS* LB. 39c PKG. 49c ............... WESTERN V. S. tHOlCH BEEP BONELESS l l . t l l t n *M » I ■viia m il Hi. koa 4:1* POLICE MUST PAT OREBNVILLE, N. C. iW—Thi cap aa tha baat mint pay for hit (off## from now on-and hl» milk, Pollra Chief S. G. G,hh» de. ereed thii after a dairyman .r**j ported th« fraatoading eop* hi? eonniumad *oma 60 quart* of hit milk. Th* eopi aald they thought they drank with tha dairyman* content. Now, aay* Gibb*, not aven a eup of eoff*# from any ahonkeeper without plunking dewa th* ea*h. John Daly MawB Th* P t r a Ow li T ft# Mnlfray A Prllata a n tm iM i • :#t 1 I* *"* .«• FRESH GEORGIA .MEATY fFLA.* «A* GRAPH uRAUH ‘A’-PIRKCT A ““ Dili FROM LOCAL FARMS X-LARGE 1 122 13 161 14 23 II 3 58 :o 16 18 4 6 43 151 13 652 GROUP NO. | Ml Wm Thtrlotalk M*r*n 1111 TUBS* PRICES BrmCTIVB THUR8, . FRI. . SAT. LARGE DOZ. ir I II I II DISTRICT NO. 1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CARTON • C O C A -C O LA S Plui Dtp. 19c V 11 l - 1 L i t t l e i H LOCKER PLANT i • 27 47 IS County Commissioner CENTRAL FLORIDA QUll’R AND STORAGE (’ft. . 43 10 71 a 13 a 9 3 a 4 1 1 • 0 16 33 3 314 J 16 11 81 T *1 2111 i 83 49 176 20 66 24 7 31 50 21 16 20 6 37 122 14 161 s 300 134 706 68 195 103 93 11 301 ITS 124 41 n 161 702 103 3236 1 I S t 3 6 7 6 • 'ft 11 12 13 14 13 14 Boston To Have 2 Circuses In Town MAT I Adwlaal—a 1 BOSTON UP)—Ration will hit* 6drruMt noxt wook with • I*, Mm, Jmay Smith (Sinford) »w Ml*. Kate MeUulIn (Hanford) hnr iponiorH “Amirleon" elrrut | romp.tlng with Ringllng Brother* dim Baddlng (Oviedo| and Barnum 4 Bolloy Mra. Agn»« Anna Juitlea Th* Amoetean Guild of VaHoty (Sanford) Artivta and tha International Bro­ Paul Paiold (Sanford) Mra. Ruth Ervfn (Sanford) therhood of T*am*t*rg will pra* •*nt nna-rlnf ahnwa beginning Id#ard Charlao (Sonfnrd) IMiehorg** nait Monday andrunning through Jam** Lloyd Whit alar (Sanford) Mar 20. Sanford Tha Singling elrrui l<irhed.il- Monroa Mlldrad Erwin (I.aka Mary) WarilywPatarion ISanford) adtoopanin Roatonnait Tuaaday Sanford Joala Daalala (Sanford) and alio run through May {0. Panla Both AGVA and tha taamitor* (lviedo Xohart Matthawa (Sanford) MAT I hava haan picketing Ringllng in Geneva SawYork on grounda that eircua fhuluofi Admlaaloaa Mr*. Boy C. Brown (I.aka Mary) hat rafuiad to nrgotlata labor ra- Ooldattrod l/>ngwood Mr*. Jimmy Rlnum (Rnterprl**) quaati. Jack Bright, aacrataryof AGVA I.aka Mary Patrlrla Taylor (Sanfordt Mil, Sammy Nation (Sanford) •aid tha labor rlrcua wal not ba. Altimonta log put on aithar to Injur# tha Por*it City Jo d a Panlala (Sanford) Ringllng»howor coorcathat man* Slut* Mra. Prank L. Smith agamant. "\V* ara doing tala for FvrnPirk (Oranga City> Mra. Harry Pohion (Sanford) tha rhlldran of par«nta who ora Santera Roar Laka mrmhart of labor union* tham* TOTAL Diaahargra Charlla Owen* (Sanford) tflvrt andthu* won't attenda dr. Thomai Summaralll (Gene,*) rua that rafuiaa to talk with la* Laaora Johnioa (Sanford) bor," ha aald. EG G S ! Assessor Hospital Notes i i Vtf 74 334 31 101 44 ) 24 33 100 7# 23 I# U a 406 23 177* I THE SANFORD HERALD P a » Wfd. Msy D^VtSS TELEVISION Platrirt No. 4 Sanfard Menre# Sanford Ptola OvIkU Gtnava Chuluota Gold in rod Langwood Laka Mary Altamonte Poroit City Slavla Porn Park Smford Boar Lika TOTAL Mgf2v 59c 10 OZ. PKG. Strawberries 25c FARMHOUSE ApplePies \ C ^ 1444 PASH AVI. a OUANTTTTMPSHII E' 1 Vi LB. PKG. 2 fo r SU PREX M A RKET 9 9 c i*1e* 1 �"fcV . s' *j Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, May 12th AMAZING NEW DETERGENT ALL PURPOSE WHITE ORANGE JUICE LEMONADE ARROW GARDEN GOLD Cans LIBBY FROZEN PM . ONLY LIBBY CHICKEN, TURKEY OR BEEF MEAT PIES TURNOVERS OHASE I SANBORN INSTANT 6-oz. C O FFEE ONLY MITY A6EN AGEN AGEN JAR For JEWELL APPLE, PEACH OR CHERRY NICE STRAWBERRIES F0RDH00K LIMA BEANS BABY LIMA BEANS FROZEN CAULIFLOWER JESSE JEWELL FROZEN CHICKEN POr PIES Pkg of 4 Pies Buy the Bird that's ACRONIZED FRYERS GR, “ A” FLA. OR GEORGIA DRESSED AND DRAWN! POUND Mt. Vt. Gr. "A", Quick-Frozen Young Gf. "A", Quick-Frozen CORNISH A LL P O P U LA R BRAND S limit Si* Cam With Food Orderl Game Hens TALL CAN ONLY SLICED BACON PEARS 29 39 Limit One with Food Order! HfRSHEY't Granulated SUGAR 5 Lb Bag Lb BONELESS Rolled WIENERS » V EAL ROAST KREY Cooked CND. HAMS Full M S. Cello "EAT RITE" Quality Controlled SMOKED BIG No. l ' H CAN Ducklings ARMOUR STAR MT. VERMONT Modlton Fancy MELLOW WEST BARTLETT 16-oz Each » n* 3.99 HAMBURGER 3 * SI PORK 10c SMK. SAUSAGE * 59c BOILED HAM ... « , 49c NECK BONES » SUPERBRAND 'arm Style SUNNYLAND FRE5H Pork 25c BOSTON BUTTS u, 39c BOLOGNA A-ot. Pkg. 1 0 C COTT. CHEESE . * BACON SQUARES » 23c SUNNYLAND Sliced COPELAND All Pork r a t; FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES LAND O'SUNSHINE Pure Creamery BUTTER-59 BALLARD «r PILLSBURY BISCUITS 5 49 BEA U TIFU L W h e a t A m e r ic a n a FRESH FLORIDA fl BLACKEYES 2 * 25 NEW HASTINGS _______ POTATOES 10 39 TENDER YELLOW SWEET NEW GREEN CABBAGE >5 1 C 0 R N 5 ONE PIECE WITH EVERY $10 PURCHASE DURING THIS WEEK ONE WEEK Dinner Plate START NOW TO BUILD YOUR SET BAYS YOUR REGISTER RECEIPTS AND TURN THEM M WHEN YOU HAVE SIO WORTH Dt ONE W EEEI New All Purpoie I B R EEZE | Lge. Pkg. 32C Ot. 75c Gentle New Blue I I Granulated I I Shortening I Ears I Toilet Titiue RINSO U S IL V E R D U S T | SPRY | D ELS EY lge. Pkg. 31c Ot. 75c lge. Pkg, 32c n Mb. 35C 3-lbi. 95c 4 Belle White 49< I f longer Lotting I LUX Flakes | S U R F | lge. Pkg. 31C M Lge. Pkg. 31C Ot. 75c I Powdered Bleach { \ Regular Gold Seal GLASS WAX S N O W Y | GL/ IS-oi. Pkg. 49c *t. Can 5 9 c KOTEX Pk«eM 1 39c ' € » Y’ ■r \ v» . Ir.l'S1 . ‘ .Li i i. , • j . V'A ,tj.vVpmifli h A- ’ �t 0W, the Labor and Commerce Dopertmenti Reported todey. The unemployment total dipped to an estimated IJM.OOO, tha departmtnt* said, even though Job­ less amount auto workers In­ creased and unemployment among factory workers generally failed to show tha normal sprlngtlma de­ cline. The gaie\' In tola! civilian em­ ployment wj* atl.OoO from March to A p r i l , a n d th a n u m b e r o f Jo b . holders reached a level two mU> lion above the employment total ■ year aio. Seasonal lector*, Ineluding a 700,000 rlie In farm employment, were responsible lor moit of the gain. Factorp employment at II,* 711.000 wee virtually unchanged. Layoff* In the auto Industry, where Idleness haa Increased by 130.000 alnca December, were vir­ tually offset by plekupi In other manufacturing field*. The Joint atatement by Secre­ tary of Labor Mitchell and Sec­ retary of Commerce Week* laid the decline of unemployment wa* much smaller than the rise of employment because moat el the additional farm worker* were housewives and atudenl* who had dropped out of the tabor force dur- Q U A LIT Y T H E SA N FO R D Pair* 9 Romance Brewing ing the winter. The 913,000 rise In total employ­ ment was about 75 per cent) a* great ai the Increasa In April a je a r ago, and about twice as great ai that of 1*34. In the slight recession of 1131 there wa* a de­ crease of 11,003 from March to Aorll, ST. LOUIS Iff—The St. Louis too’* biggest romance la in tha making. A candidal# for Iffeetlena of the two-ton1 era elephant Moby Dick hat arrived by air from California. Tha 300-pound • mate w e * termed a regular beauty In sea elephant circles yesterday by Zoo Director George P„ Vlerhtller. She already has shed her fur and I* a fine Jet black. The row wa* kept In a separate enclosure overnight and was to be launched today in the pool where Joe Jlotup of George Washing­ Mobey Dick Is king, ton University, led tha nation In Vlerheller hedged a little and collegiate - basketball rebound* railed the candidata a prospective mate. • with A0 ( last irason. H E R A L D Wtd. May 9. 1038 DELAYED CHASE FAIRMONT. Minn. UTVThrr* telephone company linemen were at work whan • man drove up In a panel truck, grabbed their pole Jack and *ped away. The three ■hlnnled down polee, hopped Into their big truck end gave che * When the amaller truck out-dlsslanced them, they stopped and telephoned the sheriff* office. The linemen later admitted they had not thought to eut In with the phone each carries anil e:*l iho s'--riff before coming down the pole*. "Either side may be fickle and romance is lmpon dacable,’* ^ declared. MEATS U. 8. (lOOI) CHUCK A COIUMH 0# IffiOKI (top) rises over the White Sand* Trovlng Ground, N. M., marking the crash secre of a naw Avobre research rocket. Bound tor a hoped-for attitude record ol 18.7 milt* up Into the Ionosphere, the rocket plunged from a hthht of in.OOO feet ■* the booeler broke ewey end tti own engine failed to start. The ml»..e bunt Into (Ismea as nitric ecld, aniline end alcohol tueis caught (ire. At bottom, Navy officer* and scientists prose the era'.er left by the crash only a mile from the 13-ttory high launching platform, An­ other rocket will be ready to try ng.iln in a fe w days. (InternathmilJ National Radio W eek l/YKES CIRCUS I1RANI) B a d D rivers B la c k liste d NEW ,YORK tff - Nrxt week be­ ing Nalional Radio Week, I’d like to aiy a word for what one ti-le-viikm-bred child called "that fun­ ny liula boa that talks but has no By Jeanne Smith, Dodge Hsftly Consultant •y#.’* FeraonaRy, 1 like radio more BOYFRIENDS with bail-driving •Ince the big money and most of habits ara up against strong femi­ the high pressure entertainment nine opposition in Livonia, a left It for TV, Radio, 1 now find, Del roll suburb of 40,000, They're Is more reining, mors intimate, being boycotted by GASAKETY. Tha abbreviation Mind* for leu stereotyped and more alltnu"Girls' Autumobila Safety Aistt. 'fating. There are, of eourse, many fine for Educating Youth." Members Ibis newest threat to unruly things to watch on TV along with of hotrods and c r a r y "chicken" a horrendous assortment of re­ drivers are all between the ages tarded claptrap. HiR in any rase, of 10 and 21. good or bad. I find that if I watch They meet once a mnnllt In dis­ ton much TV In one titling—»a/, cuss Ways and • xrca m ire than three hours—I get up means of curb' from the couch with a vague feel­ Ing youthful 9 'y ffS ing of shame and atrophy. motorised may’ ■jmW The trouble, I stuped, Is that linn an d In TV lays out too much for us too le a r n more M k J I oflen, In giving us sight and sound, a 1,u n it lim v a if si? it aska us to do nothing ho) absorb c a r ri|h rales, J like a sponge. Radio solicit* only S a i d V K " our ear, ind radio—that is, good J radio—invites ns to use our mind motive englnrors and po- - * ~ *■ . ,-*■ «nd Imagination, Ik e olflceri MlisSoillh Take muale, 1 have never liren leach Ihern what goad driven one of those who needed to look 1 should tlo In avoid accidents. al anything while listening to good GASAFKTY mcmbera vow al­ music eaeept the visions stirred by ways to drive in ■ safe, sane tha music Itself. Arlualty, witch- m a n n e r. Timber, they've all * Ing the singer or orchestra, J Jind, agreed not to date any boy who , Is only distracting, is a nnlorljusly wild driver, not » Take news, In this drpsrlment,1 evert It he's a football hern with ) tlevtalon hss never esught up n sleek convertible. And they * with rsdlo, and maybe never will., loyally stick to their pledge lilaikhallrtl are careless char­ . When there Is only a voice telling c you (ha news, U Is essy to con-1 acters like "Hoad ling Harry" and "Lover Roy Larry," dales Sit netI m on the j* FAnlPJlfl rcntraip nil on film the U words, \ facta, rm the essential prudurt— ulm turn n corner tin two ulieels, over bills In the center lane, ; the new*. On TV It 1s mnro dlffL ga nr drive with one arnt around • - full to ibaorh because there ire ! competing elcnirnts—the face of T.lrldtivm who taka un­ i the men reading It, his desk, the necessary chances ara libaled ' llobe, teletype machine and ulher by GAflAFCTY toe. These In, aynthetlc props. elude "Aniloue Annie," who | And there are many kinds of guns the motor at a traffic sig­ J dramatic productions that radio nal and (hen shoots Into tho will alwaya do hctlor, It seema lo Intersection tho aecead tho \ me,, than televlilon. Especially the light turns. Anothar la "Nerv­ ous Natalie," whe, while driv­ >i fanciful things whoss unly limits ing punctualai every word with " are words and which are nol anhand-waving gestures. fhored down by rigid acta or the ! range of a camera, Rut GASAFETY’A main targat Radio Is a fine anlldola when Is the "hotrod men In their llvrs." Ry refusing In dale bid drivers, j you fael pc trilled by TV. explained nna member, they no longer risk ending up In the GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN emergency ward of a hospital, C O S T A 1800,000 Leave It to the gala to And ons TALLAHASSEE iff -T he Demn- Mire wiy of putting the rdni on rratlc campaign for governor in ’"Heii young motorists. th« first primary which anded to. day coat the four m ijw contendtra at least gsno.ooo, Roporta tiled with the aecretary af state ihowod *179,13* had been spout through last week. With •aeh of Saturday's and none of yaaUrday'a spending reported. It was certain the eoat would run 9(00,000 or more. * Gov. Colllni reported a total ot 9SU.I19; Sumtar Lowry 107,410; lormor Gov. Tulier Warren 1170,973; and Rap. Jirrla Bryant M4,- SEMINOLE DRIVE-IN for CARRY OUT: WHOLE FRIED CHICKEN with Potato H.ilnd nnd Ct.le Mlaw (or Lattuca and Tomato) FRESHLY GROUND HERSHEY’S (Lim it I With $3 .01) or More Order) SIIURFINE (Limit 1 With |3, Or Mora Order) FRESH LOCAL POLE BEANS * * WESTERN WINKSAP APPLES 22 O SAUSAGE | 35c Camay 17c dim .T H U A 7 0 t KIST flT VLB| U N A“ L7* LIBBY’S VIENNA NQTtCB ic hsjbkwt SUNSHINE HYDROX CRACKERS '* M e t llls o a N a n a f le t u t e . lo - w lt : 8 e r , I l * a l l l . l i F lo r id a a i t i u i * * m i , W lU la a A a o ra a s* LaLM#.V'aTH1" ,TT . . ‘ REYNOLDS 37c WRAP FOR PURE SHOPPING PLEASURE aivaear that gswwiil! ' REG. SIZE FOR < Ltgol Notice e n a a p e o 1 } b u s ln s s * a l ( t a t s * • W * w k * * f t i n # e n a N r is s n * i u * < a r ik e f la t lilo u a a s m * * i f . « i r * i M u• • • . C j a t a a k r ,a * d U l i w a v i . i « u » m “ 29c 29* PARK A VE, A T 25th STREET-SA N FO RD REG. ROLL �r : ■?« '.sw E rtw & T I 1 .* 5 • Simplified Selling Of Surplus Item s...A "For Sale" Ad. Call 1821 — Now Herald W AN T - ADS Are As Easy As A. 8. C. — 43—ARTICLED FOR BALM 16—PIANO iM V IC B o n | m A> IK » » 1A« M* i t t H* ! ill l « 1821 «•* •** * “ Alr-Condllioner. Good conL Sill - Plano TectnleUa USED dll ion, 8130.00. First coma (1 Phone UM Ionia L SaAioid eflly). Smiord SUetril Co. I l l Magnolia Are. Il-tO O riN O -PLU M ilN O L M w *“ « ^ **? —*“ ! t « • « • 1^** * " WM . -------1 33 U*e* e*«W«» i - j , . rtrT^«l tf&rfe e. r o t Batter Plumbing Sea or Call W . J. KINO 2M6 euth Park—Phone » 1M O t-taclj; u S V s W n O lA —PLACES TO KAY rail wflR yttMM an * . PtaaM.ar r a m tapes. t m m ar dyke t f n I h .1 - V C m i l u h t t i - Z 'W 'm r 5 ^srjG ssr ^ r Pu«*•t/vlee Wells Drilled — Pumps Paula Hoad Phnoa 700 FOR LUNCH?? Detlelmu, aiiortad cold plate*, JI—SPECIAL NOTICES Mrv»d in cool comfort at— MBS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANT DID YOU KNOW? ? no . a We serve Hot Biscuits (or breakValdes Hiotel test at - MItS. APPLEBY’S JlKBTAUIlANT No. I, Valdel 4 -L 0 8 T~AND roUND Hotel. LOST—Pair of glalils in blue ENVELOPES. lOttCfMadl. Hitek else. REWARD. Phene 1841-J. ments, Invoices, hand bills, and # ---------------------- ..-----------------t r o g r a m s, etc. Progressive Tinting Co. Pbooe 401 — 403 i —PERSONAL HUTlCER West 13th SC GOAT MtLK ORLANDO Senttftel Star, Call Randall Priest, Iouth Sanford Are. Phone Uo-W-l Ralph Ray, 8110. , UPHOLSTERING YOUR ~ time U valuahl*. MY time la at your lervlea. CALL Custom Msda Drapery and Slip Covers. STANLEY K U LP Phone Sihford - Ibm-J Proprietor. 2831 S. Park (Hlway 17-82) f t e c s l and Long Dllttnce moving. T. V. R EPA IR S Agants for HOWARD VAN LINKS, INC. PENINSULAR ’Til 10 p. m. Service Calls $3 00 W. A. Norris i’b. 1341. J, Q. Herrin, TRANSFER * STORAOK. Inc. Ph. 2893-J. Licensed Techni­ Office 1300 Trench Are., Phone cians, guaranteed work. 1181 f js.fr3 a m ( te Ye s £ * C R « H lP a U O I tti-u 4 warn S d I t Phene m $ APT. sUe gas range. Good con­ PLUM BING dition, <30. Phone 1183-M. Costtract and repair work. Free tee? ■ SMALL Grand PUho—$475.00. Al­ so 20” window fan and table model HI FI Set. Phone 1530-R. F O M U T I ^ K y S f d i , Warms, liiM S iM j r i i e . Flamiags droeery, K raineva Ava. Open FOLDING Cots—83.88. 30 F t Hose 83.05. All site Tarpaulins. ArmyNavy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. WR need ftmihure, paying top cash for same. Pell to buy from. SUPEIl TRADING POST on Hwy. 17-08. Ph. 801T*W. HM8 FORD 8 door, must sacrifice. Also table saw k plainer, hand aklll saw, carpenter tools. Write Rt. 1, Box 401, Oviedu or Call FO-53132. John L. Jez. l 'i inch water pump. Complete with electric motor. Desirable for garden or lawn. Condition guaranteed. 873. Phone 1580-R. UPRIGHT Plano and piano bench 850; also FR1GIDA1RE apartmint-ill* refrigerator—820. Box 328 DeBsry. FOR SALE—Large »iie Battery Charger A Tester. Excellent for garage or truck fleet garage. Submit Bids. F I R E S T O N E STORES. Expert Bookkeeping for small bull­ House windows for sale Including ness. Including Inoome Tax Re­ screens. )1 00 ca. Heavy duty turns, Social Security reports gas olr-comprcssor, 830. Roy and Sales Tax. Call 2224. Hugh Reel's, 11th St. C. Wlielchel Jr. • —BOATS AND MOTORS 44—APPLIANCES WELDING ,V£«e tke New BrlnriSe Line far *18 C. A. TAYLOR. Jr. ROBSON Sporting Goode FRIUIOAIHE appliances, sales 1107 K. Fourth St. Kvlnnide Sale* A Service and acrvtce. G. II High, Oviedo, 904 I . 1st St. Phono 081 Fla. Phono FOS-3S13 or Baniord WELL DRILLING itvuw after a p. m. Pump tlilca with GOOD used Electric Range. Onlv 2M0 88 H. P. Reconditioned John­ Repair Service $50.00. Sanford Electric Co. i l l son Outboard Motor. Price 1100. GARLAND SHAW Magnolia Ave, 9 Call Harry WhIletter at tioa-W P. O. Box 518 LONGWOOD • A. M. to I P. X. A IR CONDITIONING Phono: w. p. 20 2082 For noom or Building II. PO PE CO. INC. Llk—PARTS-Rk PAIRB FOR speedy, reasonable A reli­ 206 H. Kealb Park Ave. Phane 144* able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ FRONT END ALIGNvice. CALL llOOVEIt, 2C33 or I1AGGKKLY AND WHEEL BALANC- visit 503 S. /Sanford Ave. asiaagtr c a n and A PPLIA N C E CENTER ‘Your Wcstuighouse Dealer” CKHA^nC TILE all makes, sues—U ion 11S MAGNOLIA F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 PHONE 1757 to 8-ton. Seminole County Mot­ Paul ors, lae. 318 I . 1st BL PHONE Free estimate. Quality work. I—Goml used Automatic Washer, Mil. completely rr-comlltloned. Only • EMPLOYMENT ~ 8100 18—TRAILIRI .00. See it n! Sanford T.lecIt will pa/ YOU lo see US before 24—CHILD CARS____________ trie Co. 116 Magnolia Ave. buy. Open Eveoings and BABY SITTING In my home. 803 4S—BUILDING MATERIALS iVtfaUe,Trailer gales. W. 4th. Call 380 It. Fall tke, Fla. USED DRICK 1 will care for small children In TWO CARLOADS beautiful used my home. Ph. 932-J. FOR SALE • 1833 imperial Mobile brick. Orange, red, xml burnt Roma with or without air-eon- Baby Setting In my home or your* black. See them at SHERMAN ditloalog. 28’ all modern conCONCRETE PIPE CO. vfftiegcea. Will sacrifice. Call Mature, dependable. Ph. 4S4-R. HKD-l-MIX CONKRKTE daya 72 or nlghta 3080-R. 26—HELP WANTKD-FF.M t i l ' Miracle Concrete Co. Phone 1333 REPOBIKSSION 1050 Shclboumo WAITRESS — Apply Touchton's 309 Elm Ave. Clipper 87 ft. house trailer. Will Drug Store, Mr, Clark. CONCRETE satrlfiee. Phone 138. 26—SALESMEN—AGENTS Heady Mixed Concrete, Concrete Block, Sand, Grsval, Cement ^ O R IA T DANR'' all aluminum produce trailer, II foot, rteondl- ATTENTION RETIRED MllJ- Concrete Pipe lo Meet All Quailtinned, 1832 model with good TARY PERSONNEL! Unusual ficallona, to represent us llfo Hharman Concrete l*lpi* Co. (Ires. Well worth M.Nw- Seventy opportunity Imusnec wise In Sanford and Out Wtst 13th 8L Phone 2481 other used trailer! In stock. vicinity. Will train and assist. GRKAT DANE - DIAMOND T. Our tUndards art high, but to the 101 Iouth O rsn |i llosiom Trail, eligible man this offers an ex* 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT reliant opportunity with top con­ Orlando, 8-8031. HAYNES OMce MiehlM Co.. tract. TyMwnaers, adding madsioes 23 FT. IPARTONITTi Aluminum Company has excellent ratlng-ln Sit**-Re nuts. 314 Mag.. Ph 44 House Trailer. Good condition. builnaa* for over 62 years. Ad. drisa your Inquiries lo P. O. P^llJOO, Phono 1M6W. 17—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Bag 1563, Orlando, Florida. 84 ft. house trail!. ROODS WANTED—Full or part lima comCompletely furftllM & ig W ; Call 8833 until million salosman. Wonderful and etc. (730. MORE:—MUCH—MORE 8|00 p. m. opportunity for big earnings. FIRESTONE STORES. AUTOMOTIVE J BUSINESS SERVICES 16—BIAUTY PARLORS Your -Beauty Number Ph. 871 J% I ta r r la tt’a B aaoty Nook 103 bo. Oak REPAIRS FLOOR aaadtai aad finish tag. Cl**hlig, waxing. Serving Baitl SALE! BALEI Rubber lis a • camant Stucco Paint . ... $4.23 gal vutl la a a . . Cement Stucco P ain t.... 14.00 gaL Interior Varnish ............S3.73 gal. N11D A PAINTER?... SEE US I McRANEY-SMITH J 4I8 B, Park________ Phone 1203 IT S Springtime, time to paint In* 1 aide & outalda. For an efficient painter Call Mr. Taakar, 3170-J, 18—RLHCTRlCAL flA N D A L L I L B C H 1 0 CO. ^ U M trj^ ^ M f j M ^ t M M Hira 16—LAUNDk V-DKT n clbanw o 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS LOOK EVERYTHING YOU n e e d FOR A LOVELY BEDROOM L. Chetce H (M m $168. 10 | It-HOUSES lid COTTAGES 3-BEDROOM housl, convenient lo­ cation, screwed porch, iior Park Ava. Set owner, Al Skinner. 80$ Mlgkolli, Ph, 1488. 3-ROOM house, cdmplrtely furnish­ ed. All electric kitchen, large yard. Close to town. Inquire within; at 1881 W. 2nd. St. or 2843. 855 per mo. T H E SANFORD H K R A l.t) THE O LD HOM E T O W N By STANLEY U 4 h<»»t 6(1 (4 •> ■1 >.'a > I-RKDROOM house. Kitchen fur­ nished. In town. Phone 443. YOU GET ALL 4-ROOMS, Florida room balh A airport*. Immediate possession. Call 8008 after 3:30. FIEC1I . Double Dreesw Sea lot Iprinl M B BMUMte stealsy tot DeairMirror Pair air Pillow* a w Hemes and Apia. Phase 27. Bookcase Bed Bed rd Rprta ftpraad. l-Bidroom house, Phoaa 8M6W, Iiinerspring Fair Boudoir Mattress Lampi NICE clean furnish* 1 cottage oa S10 DOWN iH A n u K 3010-Wl. 187 READY to move in Cnttafe ccom* pletcly furnishedd. All Ulllii By wwk or moot A 8404 P“ark »i&, Ave. 4g-FA“.M AND QARPEN FOR RENT: DeBary. Con. Block, 1940 Fort! Tractor Double If. Wood Floors, Fully furnished, Unitom 14” Plow, 8 Itow * West side of (lam l*ke. Swim­ ming beach. Locatiun unequall­ Cultivator. ed, nearby P. O. Shopping. Shade BRITT TRACTOR CO. and bearlflf cltrua treea. 3 large airy bedrooms, and living room. Hlway 17-02 8o. Phone 801 Shadv screened poren overlook­ Grove Carctakmg. Discing, Dust* ing lake. Storm proof, Reliable Ing, Spraying, Fertilizing. & gas utilities for refrigeration, Selling Young Trees. Whclcbd range, hot water and excellent Grove Service. Call 2224. floor furnace. Available May PF.AT-Oet your Daetwyler Peat is to mid-January, rhono Ian* at Grapeville Nursery, 40c Bu. ford 1844*W-3 bsg. Annuals now ready. Phone 2058-Grapeville Ave. Just off 16—ROOM! Country Club Rd. NICE bedroom. Private intranca and bath. Phone 8088-W. 36-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 10—WANTED TO RENT GOOD used piano. Very reason­ Want 3-Brdroom house, modern able. Call 3071 or 85$. tiath, kitchen equipped; for local businessman. If. L. Foley. Phono . SPINET PIANO For Bala near here. One of the 2312, 8 a. m. lo 3 p. m. very best. Been rented short 11-ACREAGE time but exactly like new. Very substantial discount or might GO ACRES. 13 acre* In grovo and mile lako front. Pa­ rent again. For full Information, orange* write ur nhnne Credit Manager, ula area. $22,500. C A. DILLARD Streep Music Company, 641 N. Drokcr, Phono Eustls 612-lled. orange, Orlando, Phone 4-2401. *2—COMMERCIAL 83—WANTED TO nUV FRUIT and Vegetable bu*lnt*i. Iliway 17-92, DeBary, ur will WANTED—One, two, or three II. sell stuck and equipment sep­ P. air-compressor. Call 2031-W. arately. Plums 2341 J 3 between 8:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. m. N itW r of Sanford RENTALS V4—APARTMENTS 16—HOMER 3-BEDROOM, tile hath, Florida room. Oak floors, large lot, shade & fruit trees. Call 1074-W, BY OWNER—2 Bedroom home, cement block. Including drape*, wall-to-wall carpeting. 2Lhi S. Yale Ave. 3 Bedroom Concrete Block VA - 1L 1 Down Payment 836 Per Month P k I Kitchen Fully Equipped Act f»*t to ihouse color* ami tile A. K. Shoem aker, Hullder Phene IMi REAL ESTATE IS—HOMRI BY OWNER WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms REASONABLE large comfortable WYNNE\M>i»U tcci'on. .( bedrooms home. Parity furnished. Phone tile bath, kitchen equipment, private bathi 114 W Flr.t SI space healer, large corner tot. 1252 or 2533-J, FIIA financing available, 2124 Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Phone Summerlin. TWW Rhone 2,*;iG-Il FURNISHED Apt. 2300 Mellon ville. NOT A pr o je c t : »*—IA>T9 ■HIT- tl.m .i nt n«,l tmtlvMn.il EXCELLENT L>li. Inquire 2800 Magnolia. ty: Brittany Farm Horn**, Early American, Ultra Modem, Con LOTS — Plneercst section, City vrntinoi! <■ F r a n e b Colonial water. Plmne 875-J. types. FURNISHED Apts. 20I«4 W. First SI. Reasonable—Phone 1321. BUILT On Largo Landscaped tr-BRORKRS and REALTORS EFFICIENCY ApartmcnL Suit­ I-ou: In the best of neighbor hoods. Consnlt A REALTOR P int able for bachelor or couple. Private hath. Across from Post C IIU .K N & IIAHKKY COMPLETE with all the features Office. MsnUel Jacobson. 108 N. Park Avr. Pboae 22U you have dreamed about such Efficiency apauments, air eonai colored General Electric ap IVEEDT i l EDIioO MSI Largo lot ditinnmg and TV opllonal. 2621 with beautiful sliailo trees; tllancea and colored plumbing quiet nrlghlMirhood near High S. Park (Highway 17-02), San­ istitres. School; availably immediately. ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT ONLY 37300. 3-ROOM turnlshed apartment. AND available nt reasonable prices with the best flnanelng BOATER’S DELIGHT! 200 feet Close In, 111 E. 8th St. 850 C0 • with minimum down-pay­ on the beautiful 81. John’* Riv monthly. Phone 2366 or 1032. ments. cr; attractive pink milage wllb 1 4-KOOM unfurnisned downstairs bedroom; large living room with apt. Ill OloantlO Ave. $23 mo. fireplace; equipped kitchen: ga. Call 122-M or 1M W after 8 p.m. Wellborn C. Phillip*, Jr* rage. Perfect week-end hldeaw»|- F U L L PRICE 87000. 2-BEDROOM furnished apt. Very clean and close In. Thone Old, $hire IPO. Sanford’s LeldUe Jimmy Cowan. W. H. "BIB" NTEMFRR Builder of homes for over 1,100 Raailer — OeMral mseraace . Sties office: Little Vaaiee E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. str-condl Gay AUea. Aioorlata Honed. 17-92 south city limits ch Arbor. Arlan. Price, AaaeeUte Slumberland Court PHONE 1364 (U i 112 N. Park Ave. Three and four room furnished apts. Very clean and elnsa In. A legander Jk S trin g er ONLY ONE LEFT Phone Old, Jimmy Cowan. Real Estate 6 Ineuranoa At 810,300, a 3 bedroom home on Mri. I>ourlr>e Meucnjer, Alloc. nverilie lot with trees. Only 107 FURN. Apt, 111! Park, Adults Mignoll* Ave. Pb. 18 8333 down. Includes screen A T ECH O LS 3-ROOM apartment ea first porch, eirporte, utility room, *p16—WORK WANTED-FEMALE floor No other tenant Nicely Hamee — Laaa — Aenaga furnished, convenient to atoraa. pllanoea, ipica heiter, Ula balh. ROOMS PRACTICAL Nurse, assistant cook, 533 month. Available May 1*1. OZIER REAI.TY CO. florist helper, house deeper, LOWSLL & Oiler Really Co. 1801 H. Orlando FOR Laura R. Oiler I'hono 2017-W. Rd. Phone 1880 or 0118. Reg. Real EiUte Broker ocJLet W r k ^ c ffl'SBLT. D r. 31-WORK WANTED—MALE 3661 So. Orlando Dr. — Pb. IM t • Bookcase Bed 2 rooms, firit floor, Claan, newly Double Dresser furnished. Real kllehan, utili­ SCHOOL BOY with power mower FRANKLIN REALTY Mirror ties furnished. 811 wetk. Pbona wants mowing. Phone 718-M-4. New and Re-eale Home* Ph»ne 916-M, 109 Holly. 2 Lamps 156(1, Rt. 17-92, DeBary POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph. Innirspring .Undress 2893-J. TWO modern three rooms k balh, Matching Box Springs BALL R EA LTY lakefront apartments. 832.00 m<m. thly. Longwood. Telephone Win­ RAYMOND M. BALI, 8 FINANCIAL • Day-or-NIghter Sofa ter Park 2-73384. 06CAE M. HARRISON HOMES Platform Recker 34—INSURANCE REG. BROKERS Chair 2-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, Furnished or unfurnished |30. <EW, Beautifully Deil|aed THREE 2 End Tables and POUR Bedroom Heme* • 1 Preferred Rate* ta Preferred 808 Elm, call 2018-W, 1 Cocktail Table and 2 Bathi PeGcybeMtrs FURNISHED elsan 1st floor afofcn WlllUma Iim. Agracy • 5-Pc Dinette Set partment 1004 Palmstto Ave. FHA and VA (Of) FINANCED TERMS1 ---------------- - TERMS! 417 Baaferd AUaatie “ * A Varied Selection of flla* S l 84 FURNIBHED A pt Phone 43J-W Priced from 811,200 td *84,000 AT A. B. Peteraon, Broker Aiaoelatei Built tyr 2-ROOM furnished apt. Tile bath, A. B. Peterion Jr., P, J. CheiJX—DOGS—CATS—PETS ECHOLS BEDDING Lo. private entrance. Phone 3030-J teraon, Oarflald Willetts, John ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. Comer lad. k Magaolla Ph. UM SMALL BABBITRY consists of 33 Melach, R. W. Willlama, Hizel Builder* of Plnif Hem** • Bad Bamberger” Mgr. DUPLEX 3 room furnished apt. • fabbits. Entire stock for sale. Opee Maadeya tU BIN p.m. M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land For Florida Living bath. If" ............... $4S par month. 508 W. lih. Ph. 1048-M. luvtyor. VISIT OCR BALCONY second floor apt 4 rooms rooms and bath, HOMES AVAILABLE 118 N. Park Phone 1129. 38-H O .tSbS—CAITL8 Used turai South Piosertsi.........Baeford. Fla. meddarn. *41. P h . 1888-J ......... etc. ___ _ •iKS Grove Manors........... Sanford, Fla. Milk cows for aala. Pbona 3076-W, HOME AND INCDMH u i. 321 East 1st Valencia Villa*......... DeLand, FI*. _Wlll dllivar. __ 86—RUHNIAH—INDUSTRIAL Upitalra la rantadi downatalr* ll IALES OFFICE ‘ for ‘ you *to movo ’In. Both ready I RIDING Horses and aaddlas a u i raur Fwnuure at 'la r « r * o r f i c T tIFAC1 ? 2428 8. French Ave. — 4 room*, Pal unit* nicely furnished. Bu: ulldlni $300. Phane 8*07 Baaferd Phone: 2100 and 2980 umF aI 8I r S : ffl.it, lid f.,. Call 1784 or 1484. t. 81 recently Large . painted. . Laarwe bitter* at warabouae prUaa, tuated near liure. Keep that U—ARflCLNS FOR RENT 3 Office rooms In Miller Building. coat of living duwn on this bar* HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN 113 Magnolia Ave. Phone 98. HOMES gain or rant both unit*. Unly Rotlaway, Hospital a a d B a b y TRICES PAID FOR USID *7,500. BmD. bay. Week or MonUhCAR ON YOUR MIND? See fu Wn it u r e 1425. FonUtu^ Furg — easierTaL i486. the Want Ad* for big valuta lo all W ILSON-M AIER 118 Waal makas and modal* NOW. Seminole FU R N ITU R E CO. RASY DORS IT, th* Want Ad 8. DIBTUCMB T. W. MERO Gr II 958 wMMMI. rani, trade, buy through Ml Pais Ava. Phene XI at Su 111 E . F^ral ftU 3 Wed. Miiy H, 100(1 Pdtta 4 ■ —■ I ■ ■■ »^M<wAw HUTCHISON’S O.esn F r o n t Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Bosch, Call 2374 W. I re DAILY CROSSWORDi i.t •t'5r i»:li i ACROSS t Weapon V Danger 111. Any climbing plant 24 atrip* 4. Nat th* **m« 35 Malt 8 Floweig bever­ 8 Small explosion 1 / JM f r 8 «HMi i CP-I , 1 1 *J •!»#*! ’Ill iim i in i* * nrv-r-i j : im -ji. ii 1 •*V t-r II' l|| m >n*i • ci • * j «i - i j y -p j »: . n i>. ft i ‘ 'III! • * m u ri 11 ‘ I- age ' 20 Spread T Level* graaa 11 fthaaplika 8 Float to 13 Protective 8 Co** of dry garment boxu 4Jap ) 30. Flower II Man* name 10 Man's 32. Nickel iSpan I name <»ym ) .13 Comp*** 33. Chooia VHleeday't b i t e IS Attach point IP Tart of 34. Cup-lika 31. Cod Of wag ”lo ba" 16 Uaicoua duh (Or.) aubelanr* 20. Tauaet 36. Urgaat 40. WlttllV 17 Kilamrnte 31. Family continent 42. Prepartw from th* 22. Bom 36. daina (L) * bead 23. I* able 36 Cushions 46 Fleas 21 Maddeg 91 Club 37 dam knowledge 28 A lath filial) 50. Know (Bcot.) 31. Cam* In 3.1 Liv* 34 Cry 37 Java Ire* 41. Variety uf willow 43 Net 44 Hhrink 45. Kind of □ n h T- PM |___ 78“ IE“ TT 54 5* To^ n TT T~ duck 46 Endurea •47. Steel epllnt of armor ah tn <v*r) DOWN 1. Cabbage aalatl '2 Conduit 3. Fruiting aplkei of grain. n □ % i T g I 11 I w t- i* >• TT TT ••l ~ ri 2_ _ XT TT TT — *♦ XT •7—BROKBRS and REALTORS To Htlp You Buy Or Sell R ou L. Payton. Broker Alberta J. Hall, Aiaoclam Phono 2871 17-92 at Hlawltha nWy K W m nohert A. WlUlarag, Realtor Raymond Laadqalal, AtsoclaU Phone 1878 Atlantia Bank Bldg. Baa a t far r u i n Ava. Property, REAL ESTATH DRIVE-IN 2544 French Av». J. W. HALL, REALTOR "Call Hall” Pbona 1738 ■ L M8NRY B, Llndriey, 85, to ihowH In Porth Worth, Tax^ with Ue( bride, the former Ruth Chandler Hooeevelt, 81. Bhe la a grand*!' daughter of the lata PrealdcntJ Franklin D. Roeiavall and daughter of EUlot ftoooavett i �1 i 11 - JOTT. - Griffin Predicts Southern Demos Closer Together ATLANTA m — Gov. Marvin tirlllln hae predicted that "the Democrat* of the South will he c l o s e / together thl. year than they have ever been because *0 many wolvee are trying to gobble indirectly on Gov. Allan Shivers' for Democratic W loss to Sen. Lyndon Johnson in a hatllo for control of the Texa* J J 1* Democratic party. Orirfin later expanded the comvfootine •' * ment to Include the recent Ala- pu” y ** Hit OlOIAl tIA JAUNT Interrupted when he became fll e tfoet l a l^ Taypt. George Boston, Swampscott, Maw., athlete and aOvaflturer, find* some of hit mother1* home cooking awaiting him a. ha I* ■reeled by hi* parent* In Boeton. George I* ntltl In htd 30-foot ketch, PUdltr'/onen, but the craft In which he nude hta globo-clrcllng •tteinnt came trek on the deck of Norwegian freljhter Concordle. Sou. (fnlemetlonol Soundphoioj foil. He crossed the Atlantic alone. George Doubts Country Wilt Accept Policy Chicago's Midway Airport Nation's Busiest In '55 By JACK BELL WASHINGTON U -Sen. Georg* ’D-Ga) said today he doubt* the tounlrp will be willing to accept l* a permanent policy anything eat than equality with Jlus*la In i long-range bombing force. George, who head* the Senate foreign Relations Committee, said ia doea not disagree with Brestdint Elsenhower that the United State* ha* tremendous air atrikina power from a chain of bases and in a highly mobile Navy. But George said he douhli the country will accept Elsenhower'* Hulls—expressed last Friday at a new* conference-that wtilte It is vital to have what Is needed In Intercontinental bombers It isn't necessary to outbuild the Russians In Ihla one weapon. "The country has been taught that the long-range bomber t* the core of our ntr.kine force," George aald. "It will remain dis­ turbing to the country lo be con­ stantly reminded that the Busliana are building up an enormous glr fore* but that we are not keep- !),< if>t in IMS for the fourth itr'elaht year, the Civil Aeronau­ tic* Administration said today. Midway had ML73T aircraft "gtovemcnl*"—takeoff* and landInc*. Miami International was sec­ ond with 270.7W movements, and New York's Laguardla wa* third with 290.030. Next were tg>* An­ geles, 201,318; and Atlanta, 240.. 709;. Krom the standpoint of "Itiner­ ant" operations—a caieitory exrludinc purely loral fltcht*—the top airport* ranked In this order: Chicago Midway, Now York Laguarriia. Washington. [,o* Anccle*. Dallas, Atlanta ami Miami. l«* pa*?-" WASHINGTON I* - ! » b w ... « hwk ^ Trat etpeeislly ee •egrefitteB." We declined to com ment direct* ly on either tho Alabama or Ttxae situation* but Indicated that he was referring Shiver*,' boll to El­ senhower In 1933 and Folsom's crillelam of tho Alabama Icglala* lure's passage of pro-iegrtgatlon regulation. Asked to Identify the "Wolvee," ftrlMa said he meant firUdpaHj' the foicea opposed to icgrejatlon. He latar amended that to Include "modern concept wolves." In recent speeches, Griffin ha* criticized the V S. Supreme Court (or decision* which he said were based on the court's Idea of "tho modern concept" rather than on legal grounds. From now until Mother’s Day on May 13th, mom’s the word here! You’ll find hundreds of delightful grift ideas for her extra-special surprise in our selection, so shop now and make your Mother the happiest ever! Chicago's George said he agree* with llatnbdwer that the chain of American bases provides thl., etunlryjwlth atomic striking port­ er thrnaHh medium bomber* that The dragon tree of the Canary abeuM be a deterrent' to my Russian attack. Ho said eh assumes Islands produces a dark red redo. U.S. aWes may b* supplied with a tornte weapons; George said thli Jailer question j SLIPS Every Mother will be pleased and flaltcrud to receive • luxurious slip, Choose her* today from our beautiful selection of nylon, rayon & cotton. Hy Artemis, San Souci, Van Itnalte, 3.98 to 16.95 SHORTIE P A JA M A S Dainty sleep-time fashion in cotton A nylon, this is real glamour for Mother! See these gift-pretty array of bedtime fashions, 4,95 to 8.95 e c o tn iiti -------1:;. flrncully syled nylon gowns . , . tailored or tune trimmed , . , some with a permanent pleat trim at tho neckline . . , Soft pestel colors , and white. *r- —1 Petticoats 5.95 to 14.95 In cotton and ny­ lon, plain or lace trim, You'll find a style to please every Mother. * HOSIERY lm.;:» will pe a lot of Tun if veil keep h low tunic ru e* in t.dn:. Moil imptirla ' r ' these Ur f 'f UatlnxsatUr.u.ott is toe void f. Us and rhour* pnritlr-: no.oral ma­ terials, euch na fin wood*. Most bride* panic at sdcctinR fiuniture brtvu-so of tlm perms• p;-H naturu «f the im o t mini. ThsUi why beautiful rral woods are ■ brides best friend. Finn wood* have a tlmetrca, undated air tliat’a always in Rood tnste. riu-y offer a wealth o f uriRinnl, natural wood grain and figure pat­ tern! that add interest In even a •liaravty furnished room, ami pre­ vent any feeling of bulk If yon need to use many sUiran* chests In a smalt apartment. And real woods are the most vnantlle mate­ rial, re wood'* towny natural pat­ tern* ami odors are W m onlou*. Just deride whether you prefer formal or Informal furniture ilylea. You can then mix woods and furnltgr* style* of the same gsnm l mood within a room, na the natural wood colors and grain variation! will blend tho varioua v.ooda and style*. This la impor­ tant, ojnre moat couples dart out in smaller living quartern and will want to add Man furniture later. THE SANFORD HERALD l ’ag* 10 Wed. M«jr P, 193« Tha average 70-year life of U. S wage earitwi la a fits-yon t gain In the las 10 year*. Of the larger whale*, only the ipeim whala has taeth In the adult form. j in our storeful of gift surprises Midway Airport was the nation's t.fNHATrilF.II FISH COUNT LA JOLLA, Calif, idV-lf* *11 rlfclit to count fish before they're hutched. 1u fnrt, It's the thing today, say* Dr. It, C. Hardy, English marine biologist, The Oxford university author­ ity on fishery prediction* told an Intel national symposium: "We ran rmmt fish liy counting fi-.li eggs. Tills Is so, not hccnilse w# enn piedict how ninny egg w'll heroine fish, hut because Hi' number of egg* I* un accurnt* Indicator of how many fish there are in th<< hre.-Jing stock." ^ In her favorite denier and ahade, lovely dress A daytime sheers by Phoenix. , PANTIES Mother’s favorite ■tyles In brief end trunk styles: Cotton, rnyon St nylon. I the All! depth of baauty of road's grain and figure, and I faddish "painted look" «k The natural tones give much of lla hlondabllUy, and form rtcli backgrounds for Jibrlo and ucccaaory niter*, ann, tow. that Hie Aimltura t - p y 1*. ki r« A m. a m a»yrWeu»». mi's—■» , �-------------------- T O T M - If Your HoroM Is Not S T Ij# ■ voij2 5 U 2 2 L 19M Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Bororo 7 P . H , F o r D e liv er/ S je r a lin AN rNPEPBNPWNT DAILY NiWBTAPWl SANKOKD. KI.OK1DA THURSDAY, MAY 1(1, 1950 Lake City Voters Reject Proposal # Na. t i . Aswociatad I 'r n i L/tuuMd Wire S N A A S Redesignated A s Sanford N a va l A ir Station r Paralleled with • problem con­ fronting the City of Sanford, th* City of Lake C»y defeated a move Ky tha city to take over tnuniclclpal ownerihlp and operation of the Florida Power and Light Company’e electric service facilities. In a hotly contested electim Lake City voters rejected by an propoeil by the City. The proalmost three to <ne majority tie In an unprecedented vote In posal, estimated '.o cost thru, to Tuc'day'e Damocratlc Primary, five million dollar* Included conMlie Mary K. Earle, a candidate atructlon of a city-owned diciel (or the office of Seminole County generating plant. Aeieeiior ot Taxei, received the Advocate* of tha plan, confined ■ame number o( votea aa thooie of principally to city official*, wag­ her opponent*. ed an Intensive campaign on the Following (he canvassing of the theory that a city-owned utility ballot* yeaterday fay the Canvasi- would pay no (axes and, therefore .MAYOR F. I). SCOTT OKI'S A FEW pointers about pitching th* first basil tonight at tha Rotary ins Board competed of Judge Ern. provide a good money-maker. Club’s twin bill at Sanford Memorial Baseball Stadium, from Fraddia Morton, a mambar of a Rotary Tlie Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air cit Houthoider and County Com* Strong oppoiltlon wee voiced by Club Junior League team, (Staff Photo) formally became tha San­ mlinlon Chairman W. B. Miller, It a ciUsene committee of some <70 Members ot the Sanford Rotary Station ford Naval Air Station this morn­ 8 a n F a r d Lodge No. l t d . ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ waa revealed that Mil* Earle re- builnes* and civic leader* who Club ar* reminded that the regular ing. B. P. O. K. will observe Mothers* reived a total o( 3330 vote* which opposed It as a step toward aoweskly mreling next Monday will Day Sunday afternoon at I o’clock Notified by wire from the Secre­ included abientee ballot*. b* held at th* B. O. Q. of die cialiiation. with a special program to b* hall Opponent* oI MU* Earle'* receiv­ Robert H. File, President and Sanford Naval Air .Station (that tary of the Navy, the local NAAS in their lodge rooms. Tha masting ed the tame number of votea. Ra­ General Manager of Florida Pow­ I* th* new designation for th* was redesignated as a Naval Air will bo open to th* public and th* leigh King received T7T, John er and Light Company hailed the Installation that ha* heretofore Station, officers extend a cordial Invitation Mciach 799, Rudy Sloan UOt, and election a* a resounding endorse­ hoen called the Sanford Naval Aux­ The notification cam# this morn­ to all to pay this tribute to moth­ Jack Stamper 879. ilary Air Station. The new* of ing from R. H. Foster, Assistant ers. ment of the American free enter­ Sloan, high man In the iroup of prise system. th* r»-deslgnatinn which makes It Secretary of the Navy and direo- TTio officer* of tha lodge who wIB •> opponent!, called The Sanford Her­ "Florida welcome* new Indus­ Several students of the Seminole A dnuhlo-hosdrr baseball bill said, playing ability, htltlng pnw- Sanford Naval Air Station ha* h c rn lird in Ihe Commanding D fflrcr of taka part are; — Exalted Ruler. ald lait night and itatod that he trie* and venture capital," Fite received with enthusiasm by locat the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Rc; Greens; Leading Knight, Guy would be a candidate In the run­ ■aid, "and Lak* City I* In th t High School Band left this after­ for free Is on tap tonight at th* tv, aggressiveness, bitabill "i»v- citizens and business men, today). Station. Alien; Loyal Knight, William D, noon to participate in tho Florida Memorial Stadium' starting at 7:30 vy", condition* under which the off primary oppotlng Mlia Earle. forefront In tills attitude. It’* Atl civic snd service club* have However, Caplaln Robert W. lie »ald, "I am going to be In strategic location, abundant raw Bandmaster* Annual State Contest p. m. and It carries all the appeal player worked with weight given been Invited to hold their meet­ Jackson, Ihe SNAAS Commanding Hardin; Lecturing Knight, Dick th* runoff. T feel that 31 percent material*, transportation a n d which 1* being held In Gainesville, of seeing young stars making their to team strength. Even then, ono ings on their regular meeting days Officer had not yet arrived In San­ Map**; Esquire, Harry Connell and Chaplain, Jame* Stoll, way up the Udder of diamond man said, "we wish wa had a doznf the people have not »pnken in friendly labor condition* make it today through Saturday. tha Air Station where arrange­ ford from Washington today at From Sanford the entire Major­ ability and of viewing once more rn such cups, for them era so at Th* program la aa follow*: — Min Earle'* faohalf and tha: lead* ments have been mails by Capt. pres* time and could not be Opening by Th* Exalted Rulart vo­ me not to concede thl* election. I an attractive site for nrw indua- ette Corps of 14 girls headed by seme of the populir figures teen many fine follows in tha leagua Robert W. Jackson, rommamllng reached fur comment. Sgt. Carol Nutt will enter the state­ in the local hall orchards not so Wa would Ilka to recognlza all of officer, to have the visitor* Identi­ cal Solo, "My Mother’* Evening feci that I woulld let the people trle*.'* them. But there Is only on* of fied at tha Main Gate and passed The mission of the redesigns- Prayer", Charlla Morrison: "A Tri­ duvtn that supported ma if I did." The opposition to municipal wide competition. 2nd Lt. Grace many years ago. Hon ever, tabulationa of Vote* owonerihlp, spearheaded by the Dugger will play a clarinet solo Mayor V. D. Scott will toss out, •«►>. ami wo believe that the nnm on to th* meeting pine* whore tlon, according to the dispatch re­ bute to Mother" by Past District rhanged in Ihp election of i mem­ Citiien* Committee, centered a- tilled "Nocturne" by Ua**l, sccom- the first ball prior to the hostili­ inathms will be well received." they will h* served their luncheon ceived this morning, would b* to Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, Lea ber of thr Home of Represents- round tha uncertainty of electric panted by 1st Sg!» Bob Ilccly and ties between the Rotary league'! by their regular caterer, 3lr*. Ro­ "maintain and opcral* facilities Rutner: Baritone 8olo:— "Thai and pruvldo service* amt material Wonderful Mother of Mine," War* tlvcs for the unexpired term. Ac­ rate* since the advocate* proposed tile tuba loin "Barbsrrnssa" fay champions, (he Cult*, and tho cir­ berta Gatrhcl. to support opera Hans of aviation ran D. Adams, Esquire’s Tribute! cording to the Canvaulng Board continuing tho company’s pre­ Rarnhous* will be played by 1*1 cuit's All-star*. This fray packs Th* program, which will be tn activities and units of tha opera­ Mala Chorea;—"How Can I Lear* yesterday, two of thl precincts sent rates, Furthermore, rat* Lt. Larry Burney *l*n accompanied all the rivalry that can be jammed observance of Armed Force* Day ting forces of the Navy and other Hioat", Andrew Bracken, WUiltq failed to certify the vote* cast regulation under municipal own­ by Bob Reely. Sgt. lively will play Into youthlul hearts In an athletic which come* on Saturday, will be in the special election and tabula- ership dots nut exist In Florida Grieg'* "Nocturne" on Ihc piano contest. The five innings should put on by th* Navy. Attention Is activities and unlla as designated Drown, Al Case, Harry M. Watr, linn* received In tha unofficial which meant there woulld be no and Sgt. Bill Hexamrr will render show plenty of haioball ability called by president William (Bill) by the Chief of Naval Operations." Warren D. Adams, Clifford W. Me* count ware thrown out. Tboie pre­ protection against rata Increases. the timpani aolo "Concerto for and be a dandy for the fans. Bush, of tha Rotary Club, that this Word of the rsrieslgnation haa Klbbln, J, A. Rlstliaa and CRtrU* cinct* not certifying their ballot* Another objection was that a Timpani", The Timpani aolo will In tho second game a team of Is a regular meeting and member* added much optimism lo tha pro­ Morrison; Lecturing Knight’# TrU weic No. Six.and No. Seven. Voter* a small city plant could not provide b* accompanied by a brass octet Holartans will tangle with the are urged to attend to gat credit ponents of a permanent Naval ther" Mrs. Chari** 0 . WUk»t Lo in rradnet No. 13 did not have an dependable service uml might consisting of 2nd Lt. David Carl­ younger wizards of losses and for their attendance. There will bo nano hera at Sanford. yal Knight's Tribute; Tens*, gplo , oiportunlty to vote In the special aven become obsolete In a few ton, 1st Lt, Leslie Smith, 1st. Sgt swings who will have just finished Tha expansion program, already open turns* wlH b* held » l|"° "* ‘I'T Y.*c,hl c,ub Sehga My MothecTiugh elscllon became official* were not year* with atomic power develop­ Boh Reely, 2nd Lt. Joyce Milajn. their game and should he .red- theAnOaullcr t o !»(*;.) l> * fcclcd to b* ace*L w"Th* Funeral Home, 91/' A* P-’ It- Wv Uuprcc k Tommy Willlsm* Richard Powell Mt". Hairy M. Wrlrj I**dlnL aware of the uea of tha email bal­ ment. «rai<>d w th lh* news of th* red**hot to take ort their challengers. Orlando Drive, thl* afternoon and »»nr. »• ln al Enlgbf! Tribute and Ooatnf Sanford le situated in a similar and tat Lt. Larry Burney. lot! provided. Naval Air Station. lunation her* at Sanford. In tho civic club's Ilno-up will be tomorrow afternoon between the Prayer by the Chaplain. Roger L. position relative to the opera­ Another phase of tha contest I* such well-known men as Dr. John hour* of 1 snd 9. In atl probability tha rodeslgwin ba tha accdrapanlat tot tion of a local power system. Pre. student conducting In which thr Morgan, Dr. A. W. Epps Jr. and nation would moan that additional Harris Unhurt A. Gautier owner ot th* Band I* entering two con­ th* musical part of tho program. sent discussion* center around a Seminole personnel would h* provided to testants; 2nd Lt. Ilnhrrt Arm- Jits alert brother, Dr. Billy Epps. new funrral home ••lahilthmvnl Th* committee la charg# of tho proposal to osurvey tho City of strong and 1st Sgt. Boh Reely. Grvtlle Touchton, Dr. Charlie hern staled (hit "1 have t number »■*(( the tianfurd Naval Air Sta- event consists oti—Dick Mipei, Sanford by an engineer in* firm to They will conduct Victor Herbert's Park Jr . Sonny Powell, F. D. of friends and relatives In Sanford tlnn. Roy Green*, Bud Hudson, Al Lang, determine the feasibility of build- ,,,, . , The Hanford Hoard of City Com- John Scott, Bub Cornoil, Bill Bush and and 1 Ilk* It hero. Sanford U a Burton, 0*na Walter and San* mg a ritV owned power plant. million*!-* 1* expected lo meet Brack Perkins, also will see II a wonderful city." It was routine mertlng of the None of thr di-cuision* relative Carter, Longwood Town Counril vote,! Captain Ruliort W . Jackson on bis little more baseball savvy cun Thr now funrral homo Is located Board of County Commissioners to the City's plan* have born I overcome tha advening* of the In the old Ddham Home setting to award n enntrart lo the Layns- arrival at the local station today this morning with no Issues com­ made public up to th* present Bishop Visits All loo.o muscle* and Ibe teen-age hack from the street In a fore­ Atlantia Company of Orlando for from Waahington tn present him Nearly 4,000 Will ing before the board during the time. the drilling of a nsw right-inch with a resolution, addressed to the Saints Episcopal vigor of their adversaries. These ground of tress and shrub. morning iciston. watar well and tho installation of Secretary of tho Navy, praising Visit Sanlando Gautier stated today that tha five innings should ba a delight Problem* of routlno nature con­ | Captain Jackson for his untiring new funeral home would ha fully • turhln* pump. Church Sunday lu Ilie on-looker. cerning utility easement*, road Barbecue Is Set There were Hire* hldilrr* for efforts on behalf of Sanford and Springs In May The Hr. Rev. Henry I. Lonltlt. I’ri"r ll» 'hr "lining "play ball" equipped and will furnish 24-hour closing, and eight of-way procure­ Ti-bop nf the South Florida Dio. »f Umpire W. C. (Roil) Hire* anil ambulance service. Tha mw am th* contract with the Uyne-At- the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Nearly 4,000 persona tu special ment wore handled as ordinary To Raise Funds cic. conducted the serviros Sun- ‘he informative announcements of bulance, he said, Is complete with Untie Co, Using low bidder. They Station, buslnesa with no opposition and school, church and busln«ia comp­ submitted a bid for |(1,27S and day afternoon at 4 o’clock at the WTKIl'i John Keeling on tho oxygen end first aid equipment. compete agreement on the pert of For Little League any partiea will visit Ssnlsndo In tha buslnci* for 30 years In tha Libby A Freeman and Cen­ putilic address system, there will „ , , „ _ ...... . Alt Saints Episcopal church at En(he' commissioners. Springs during th* ramalnlng (lie Miami area, Gautier ennui* to tral Florida Welt Driller* also Semlnole.Ornnge County Lilt." | (erprlar, during which n class of be a presentation of gold in in laJacobson To Head dates in May to awlm, picnic or Tho County Farm Forrester preSanford to open the Gautier Funar. nf Orlando, bid 98,898 and 93.aenlrd hla budget to tho Board League will sponsor a harWiie , ^ wa, confirmed »nd the crosses lure baseballs to the pennant win al hav* a supper party, tha aebaduta Homo In tha fait developing 902. Freshman Advisory revealed today. of wlM......._________________ Commsslonera ihowlng the chicken dinner at Suntiysli.nln ,vrrP officially blessed; one being oing Cubs. Also Ihc Sonny Powell IMnrcrcst aactlon of Sanford. and Roy Holler trophies fur most Specifications call for a new county's part of tha expens* at ^ar* *n Longwond Saturday, June |hn ror>f „! teakwood and leaf gold, Tw* Sanford group* i n among Th* new funaral home has a wtdl with an tight-inch rasing Council A t Duke virrhased by contribution of nieni- valuable player still outstanding 9J35. Tho Forrester said then la .2, those Hated Including employes modern chapel, builne*a office, "more activity and Interest In I Thi< ,llnn' r >" »*in« h"w *" oers, snd replacing tho original, sportsmanship will be awarded. r drilled 600 feet? below the (K.rn «r s . nford, has of th* Sanford Atlantia National tha planting of tree* In Samlnol* funJ* f°r tournament play which has bsrn miming for several Thcso latter selections gave Hie family room and other facilitlea. bora prci|dent of the Uank on May 30 and student* ol Gautier ami hi* wife, Mrs. Franolliclils many a headache because years, due In * storm; and tile rasing. Lnyns-AtUntia Co. must County than ever before." I ‘bl* >'«r wlth, ,#l1 *«■'»» bo'"S Frc*hman Advisory Council at Snmlnol* High School th* lollomother a processional crus* given | of the t-lo.pncss of th* competition. ci* II. Gautirr, will move their also install an electric motor tur. Duko A resolution by the Board of eligible to participate, ing day. University. homo her*. They will bring with There will be a double-header h> Mr*. Robert Lee* nf D« Rary,J Several lad* wero considered for bin* pump and pip* fittings to Serving with Jacobson wltl be: Thh spring’i tchednl* of special Commissolnar* completed th e them their two daughter*, Mlaa ! rach trophy—slid all termed to connect with the distribution sys­ Joe Eggleston of klemphls, Tenn., parties, «a well a* regular vialtransferring of property to the ball-game in the afternoon with in memory of hrr l*t* husband. Esther Lawsnn of SI. Rarnsbu* (iCM-rro the distinction. Filially, It Franci* and Aunct-.a Gautier, tem. City of Sanford for use in the New serving beginning at 4:30 p. in. Associated with Gautier I* Oscar Th* present six-inch well will vicn-preahlcnt; Tom Ruberlson of .'of*. Is estahllihtng a now alMmw York Giant* Farm System train­ and wilt continue until all ar* of Del,and and Fsthrr Heaton oft simmered down to detailed eon- Bats. Tha phone number for lbs H.ivcrlown, Pa., secretary; and | r*c°rd for tit* Seminole County • Enterprisu assisted in the service, slilrrallmi of intny factors, It was ing baic. Property conveyed to tervod. h* kept usable for tmtrgvucy usu Mike IV-mko of Greensboro, treat- attraction, new funeral hums I* 441. Ihe city la located at the comer * urer. Th# Gautlsr Funeral Home la (inly. of MdlonvUle Ave. and Eighth St. Each of th* som* 90 upper elaialocated Jn th* first building south Orlando Engineer, Albert O'Neil, V>1 A Sanlando Springs replat, ap­ ot 27th Si. oa th* Sanford-Urlando advised that that* Improvements men chosen for th* council will be Mrs. J. Van deMeer proved by the Board will open 40 contemplated would meet the n«signed six freshmen to advls* Highway, acres of land with roads ami tuwn's requirements for the com­ and counsel next year. Dies In New York affects to spur building In that ing 10 to 16 years. Word has been received hart area. AI*o, by request of Garapic Tha rouneil also Instructed the VFW Post To Hold that Mrs. Jacob Van deMaar, a L Co., Palm Springs Drive will street committeeman, James Reit­ frequent winter visitor In Sanford* b* paved with th* materlali furn­ er to contact and have for demon­ Marble Tourney passed away recently at bar hom# ished by the building and tha coun­ stration a Gallon Hrrnper brought in William son, N. Y. ty providing Ilia labor. in, as th* necessity haa arisen Partly cloudy through Friday, At Lake Monroe .Mrs, Van deMeer waa ope of A letter (rum Robert A. Bennett Tli* Seminole County Post I2M, for tha purt'liBse nf a larger piers widely scattrrrd shower*, high Ihe strong supporters and worker* •tiling that he no longer could Veteran* of Foreign Wars has an­ of equipment to tak* cars of the temperature today 74 lo 91, low in Ihe Sanford Tourist Club orga* ihc a lease on 111* Lake Mary 1tonight 63 lo TO. Inliitioa bank | nounced that a eounty-wid* Marble tuwn’s atrsfla, Crystal Beach area waa accepted Toumsy will b* held tomorrow at by tho commission. Two represen1 p. m, at tha lU a Monroe School. I live of Hie Lake Mary Chamber Til* following school* received In­ of (Vmmcrce requested that favitation* and are expected to par­ c'l'tlis at the beach be repaired, ticipate; Lak* Monroe, Wilinn I'mnk Evans of Lake .Mary ask­ School, Lak* Mary, Lyman, All ed the Board of County Commis­ Soul* Parochial, Grammar, Jr. sioners to repair the pavement in High and rinacrast. front of Ihe Lake Mary Post Of"Ben Stael* who has contributed lice, open a ditch for drainage, genernuily hla time In th* pa*t and pave Lakt.Mary Boulevard. toward *ueh a project la again in charges", it waa said, Thl* tourney is held to determine Salk Polio Vaccine th* champion for Poet 3991, who will represent the Poit at th* Stats Available At OAFB Marble Championship Tourney In ORLANDO AIR FORCE BASE— Lake Waiea, Saturday, June 9. Tbs Initial shots of Salk polio vaccina winner of th* Slat* Championship ar* available at Orlando Air Fore* will go la Tillahasiea to compete Bass hospital for children of base for tha National VFW champion­ personnel, retired membera of th* ship. All *xp«n*e* will ba paid by military service or transient mil­ lha local VFW Poet, itary families. Commander Michael Thomas re­ Th« vireln* will h* given be­ vealed that tha first, second and tween t:M a. m. ind 10 a. m., third winners of th* RemlnoU Monday through Friday, until May County Tourney will b* presented 99. -Children should b* taken lo award* at • Fish Fry lo ba held th* pediatric clinic at tha baa*. at tha Farmers' Auction May 19 Hospital official! nld today starting at 9 p. m. that no Initial polio Immunisations Commander Thomaa and VFW will bo given after tha May 91 member, Jack Morrison, aa wall aa deadline. Tl-ey atao warned that community service officer, Robert (•Huron aUorgte to penicillin "Bob" Bennett win he oa band TOH FNBT CONTRIBUTION far Mental HanltR West waa pressntad to t a a>g> M r could not be given tho Seth vet­ AT TH> ALL 1AINTB EPISCOPAL CHURN! a t Enterprise last Sunday!war* left to right th* RL to asalat ihv tourney at Lake Mon- the R an ^ U CountyMantal IWItb AcaaslaUan, by M rt So* R ta n n a ^ fbaaMsab a | lav. Musty L UuMIfc lha lav. Looey Ufa*a, uU tha Mav. Law Uaelfoo. (Phe«a hg Qm ) IWfe M R P m w m “*’■ ■'•tsssM 'ona Mary Earle, Sloan Will Be In Runoff For Tax Assessor Rotary Club Will Jackson Hold Weekly Meet Arrives Al SNAS Monday Today Elk's Lodge To Have Special Mother's Day Program SHS Band Members D ouble-H eader Is Attending Annual On T ap Here T onight Stale Contest New Funeral Home Holds Open House Today, Tomorrow County Commission Has Routine Meet Council Awards Contract For Well v:r[zh Weather A f S * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 09, 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/f5072f07c1494acef5f26edc9fdb437a.pdf 93e5fcf6b24b6710c5c063d064157799 PDF Text Text I * . * . Low rtnesW elk Is Giant-Killer Of T V E rie t* new* 1*4 puttie tf- era there." n ip the American Broadeait- On this t u t point, John diet OBJ im iobm ideee ihit mey Thomas B. Dewey, firmer Republieaa governor of New York ai Hie peer, titered feet, ABC tad h i natt eteUose ir e eeuing op tatop M t U p i MbMli eroBad teettry to guide political tinwe'ttaklnc their flrit appear. > before the eemerae. Many Mtd help. IP will the pottle, it about Um eandldatee rnaki heir TV debot, Dily'e tint My . drawing room. Talk aa U few er* talking to ■ email group [ people la your drawing room, (iditor'o note: And remember Mr; common touch. Don't, for tovka'a yak#; refer to U aa the towing teem to you'll fee laugbod M el every living teem In Amar* an example of one politician who leaned that "being hlmielt" wae » beet way to "prolael" to hli audience. " ‘Me wae m eit ilitee«iful," u y i John D. R. (Drawing Boom) Daly, "when be uied the *ama meaner he employed In the courtroom aa a mccaiiful dlitrlct attorney." "Ha wae mo*t effective in the telecaiti In which ha took off hli coat and ti'd , "Aak me quotinm, I'll amwer them If I can.* Before that ha haJ uied tha luaebaon •peach approach, and hia true per•onallty, the one with which he had won over Juries, didn't come threugh," Thera la a largo plateau near the South Pole which li 14,600 "Dea't roar and pound the ta­ le. Thefa.tjot the way you’d Ulk Amateura bought 40 million r gveata in youf homo. '.TV la a mean* to Conveying gallona of paint in tha United aurr paraonallty. Don't* build a mates In 1969. Armed Forces-Day—1936 V Legal Nolle# ileale Cauety, BY BOB THOMAS * HOLLYWOOD Igu-A *»fbii»ken accordion player Iron Brnburf. N.D., li the Otw glint . killer of iclevltion. When LenTenre Welk end hU bend, went .up TV, not rpenv ex­ pected him tn do very well. There were three itrtkei agaliut him: •' 1. He wa» up eialnit atiff com­ petition In the prized Saturday night lime. 1 He we* *e ABC, not noted for high rating! except for DUney: land. • S. Band* have never clicked on TV. But Welk baffled all tha doubtera. He amauad healthy rating!, even whipping aoma apectacutara that were pitted againat him. Now both NBC and CBS are replacing tha ahowa oppoaita him. Including Jimmy Durente, Janli Paige and Herb ShrineC. Welk attribute! hie euceeaa to the loyalty of hie fane. HU loyal­ ty le no accident. It to the reault of hla catering to the Hkei er aweet bend davoteea. Furthermore, he coddlea the fane like no one etae ‘in the hand bualneaa. "Mo»f leader* like to take a 16-mlnute break between acta," he aaya. "I don't. 1 always atay on the handitand and talk with the i eaknowm . Burdick DC , •ru eemelBlnt- kavli X ir r L K T . Defend* s t j s e ? em vi r 0 z p e r ir e o r rto u p i, at g*ieu M M Iti XUantbla Art*, W. wr. War*. Attera»r ft afeTl. feS g " I PLEDGE * H igh Caliber, dependable deputfet * Hone«t, im p artial taw enforcem ent * C ontinued County-W ide road pntrol * Modern m ethods of crime detection * PromptncoB, C ourteey f t Efficiency to all A ctiv e m em ber F lrttt B a p lb t C hurch t,tt* v e d ; th re e yearn u C ity C o m b * ________ year at Mayor P u t C om m tader o f P oet No. 83 40 e t S m em ber * . . T w o-three y ea r tering no D irector o f ' Tho S portem ah’u A aeocbtion A ctive m em ber of th e E lka Club M em ber of th e Senior and Ju n io r C ham ber o f Commerce VOTE FOR— D. CORDELL (Pd. Pol. Adv. Paid for bp 1. D. Cordell) 'Justice of ihe Peace pM SnU fir With Procedure r Ident of Seminole County "1 have been employed by the came company for 41 year*" ‘‘Being a native Floridian and reared in the vicinity of KanSard and living in Banford and Seminole County aa tong a* t have. J feel that* { know tha people hare and what they ex. peei eg an etfWe bolder." 'fjj >' • • It if thP office of tho poopie and If elected, with your cnopernttan I will move tha offica beck In the Court Home WHBRB ST BBLONCI," TOUR VOTE ind SUPPORT WILL I . ■ •. * -BE APPRECIATED * • ' Pd. Pot. Adv, l»y Lewie Tate VOTING BOOTH CONTRIBUTION DEADLINE FAMED TALLAHASSEE Ml - florid*'* pillricai rindidata are going to nave to flnUh out their flrat pri­ mary campaign* with the money they have on hand. Atty. 0*n. Irvin reminded can­ didate* that midnight May 2 waa the deadline for accepting contri. button* and any malved after that time muit be returned. Under tha atate'i election law. rontrlbutlon* may not be accepted Irum five day* before the flrat primary until the day after It. Two-thlnU of Ainaricana lived en farm* in I860 ronipared with U** than one.aevenlh today. “It is the privilege of.voting and electing TV v J* ; j • j' our leaders that makes opr Democratic way of life the greatest in the world," DON'T FAIL YOUR STATE AND YOUR COMMUNITY As You Please But Please Vote PRIMARIES TOMORROW Courtesy----Tha Sanford Harold Today, mart than tror, al non and women In every walk of Hh, young, Americans who vote tor the fret v » ■, time, havethe greatest privilege mankind hss to offer, ffh • Your vote le the weapon you uae te •Mure responsible people te office te prevent power from toffiag te thorn who might abuse it. fc Because of Amerka’s wtoid leadership, Srour vote mayweB affect yn* joh, your children's foture, your taxes—everything in your entire life, jj£ r ■ BulmortofJl, «rarc*in|jw»d(liJlo vote safeguards your freedom. Let nothing step you from voting on elertfea day. •, ... ... l - t U1 —r . �If Tear Herald h N*t Delivered By • P. N. Call 1121 Btfart 7 P. M. For Dtllvny Shop and Save ■ # « i TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1988 btaM M M H M M * D rive Begins Tomorrow FIHST TO VOTH thl* morning at Precinct No. 15 at tho Notional Guard Armory. Arthur C. Moor* (left) and Sir*. Moore (right) about to enter the voting machine booth to eait the first Jiellota today. (Staff Photo) Enthus iasmnign In Local. Election W U II v a i l i c I I I U D l i a y Enthusiasm Is running high In tha election of local officials In brin true big league fashion the Seminole County, baseball gam* between th* Cube,J Voter* were at the poll* early champions of the Rotary league, this morning ready to cast their al *L the palls opened at 7 03378956 and the All-stars will get under ballots ‘ way when Mayor F, D, Scott o’clock with lino# forming in or- — , ------------------ -throws tha ftrat ball in the tussle der to name their favorite candl. at Memorial Stadium Thursday • I 7:30 p.m. Hanford polling place! are equip- 1 Who will ratoh the tosa from ped today with Shoup Voting Ma­ thn fireball artist has not yet chine* with most of the voters | With the emphatic statement Dial been told, for Commr. John Pope familiar with their use. However, tho new Somlnolo Memorial Hospl t< leaking some equally promi­ miniature machines are on hand tll «]„ your hospital, dedicated t( nent man capable of'handling tha at each polling place in order to . . ,, pilch • no matter whara It goes. Instruct those who do not know ** l^e c*' relieve P*ln, t< Prior to th* gome Itself there tho us* of auch voting procedure*. *r**n Ihoso Interested In the pro will h* ceremonies In which miniFirst persons voting (hi* morn- fN *lon °t nqrslng and to aid It ■tur* gold baseballs will be given to the member* of the pennant winning team and th« Sonny Powell and Roy Holler trophies will ho awarded. Ken McMurray, mound star for tha Cube and his bsttrry-mita, iJoyle Corley, are In fin# fettle end undoubtedly wiif*gvf the call fur the Thursday aveolng battle of beta and balls. During th* scaion, pitching chores have been handled by Les­ ter Bush, Ilruc# McCoy, Cecil Dandrldge, Karl SummerslJI, Wendell Brooks and Charlie Enirlish. Mgr*. Sonny Powell and BUI Hutchison, therefore, have quite a field from which to choose, lisndridge, McCoy, George Har­ riett and Tony hetman have all worked as receivers. Aftsr a siege with mumps, and some en- ____ forced rest, Earl Summersill hoi tarily In Care Of Patients Seminole County'* Initial effort to identify Itself a* a vital part (if tha state-wide movement to ralia th* standard* of mental health in Florida will be packfcd Into a two weeks period atartlng tomorrow and ending May S3, it wa* aald today by Mr*. U. K. Chapman, local publicity director. Th* committee that baa under* taken the aaslgnment to point out tha importance of tha drive la made op of George Touhy, F. D. Scott, Mra. Chart** Park S r, Mrs. Sidney Ives III and A. L, Wilson. Mr*. Gustav Bamberger a* treasurer and Mr*. Chapm.in complete the local campaign group. Clvie leaders many of whom have been conscious of the lng> portance of railing tbs standards of care of those suffering from mental Illness are expected to hnd their enthusiastic support lu (he drive, lleeearch baa been earluusly handicapped by lack of funds and thla phase of work In meeting the ever-lncreaalng num­ ber of easce cannot bo over­ emphasised It was aald. Public officials are aware of the need for more hospitals, more doctor* ami nurses, bettor food and con­ ditions In tha state institutions but under pressura from other sources for tnx monies, have not mot th* issue squarely, a local professional man ha* said. Civic organisations dedicated to th# improvement of condltldns are being askod to support this brief drive vigorously, giving not only of their funds hut of their time with each meml>er soliciting five friends. Work peek* are going out to club presidents today, The fund* raised through this local effort and oiies ilka it throughout the state will ho used In port both for research and for bringing to the active attention of legislators and other Interested state officers the urgency of in­ creased appropriation* for this segment of society. Sixty-fly* per cent of the Hemnolo County funds are used in tho county, the balance goe* for th* state-wide activities. At tho present tlriuj these Is unly one paid worker In the mental health work within tho statu with patient care. a majority of tho money going for This county should he extreme­ ly concerned with the success of the drive, for it Is being consider­ ed as ono of the sites for thn proposed Central Florida Stain Hospital. It is hoped that a de­ cision on th is matter cun be reached In the next less Ion of tho legislature. Inspector General Rates Local Guard Unit 'Excellent' improved in th* last week, he ^ crowd Is expected to gather probably will be saen at an In- „) The Hnnford Herald building field position. Dili evening at a glgantle eh*cTha Cuba will hav« a chance tion party when laudspunkurs and Major Boy D. Creme, Port to work Into their lliiaup one of bulletin hoard* will curry final Commander, of (ho local National * h . leading defensive players in 11eenlts from each precinct until Guard, received word yesterday the leagua for they selected Dave lhi f)nn| U ||y |n the that Company "11", 154th Armored Bramlctt to play with them. Dava •mullwr precinct* where voting Infantry Battalion was rated "Ex­ as a member of tho Tigers Is a m#ch|nM orB not y„t jn us#, cellent" by Iho Inspector General hcads-up inflelder and hie ...18 Speculation* as to tho outcome from the Third Corps Hoadquartatting average for tha season of today’* election are being made tcri, Atlanta, Ga. will be a nice addition to the wal- |n , .action of 8>nfori, wlth The inspection was conducted lopmg willow* oftha champ*. lho„ wll0 htvo (0||ow#d the recently of tho Sanford Armory election closely attempting to pin­ facilities which included every point thn oulrome ahead of time. phase of the Company’s operation. Election Party Voting begun this morning In Captain Joseph D. Bryant, Com­ the 10 precinct* In Seminolo Coun­ manding Officer of tho local Na­ ty simultaneously. No Seminulo Begins Toniaht tional Guard Company, reported County precinct reports ahead of yest-rday to Fort Knox, Ky., for At 7 O'Clock time and all polls will rloss at 7 a tvo weeks nfflcw* refroher 17m Sanford Horold’s Elec­ o'clock thl* evening giving every our o at tho Armored School. tion Party will begin tonight voter an opportunity to cast his During Bryant’s absence Comp­ any B will be.rommmuled by First at 7 o’clock when returns from or her ballot. all over the State will start Lieutenant John C. Keeling Jr., <>i trickling In from th* early re­ Sanford. porting precincts. It Is expected that returns will reach their greatest peak about 9 o'clock this evening on the statewide races as well as all of tha statewide race*. Local returns, heworer, on the Important county offices, will be reported earlier than ever because of the use of voting machines In seven of th* county's precincts. T w e n ty three machines will be in use. The Sanford Hsrild will hare , the returns posted on a huge board which will be lighted. V public address system Is being installed so t h a t the entire crowd gs'hered at the Sanford Hr raid Building will have an opportunity to hear the returns j as they come In lo the lbc„i I paper’s headquarter!. j Statewide results will coma to tha Sanford Herald by Asso­ ciated Press leased wires while local returns will be tabulated by the Sanford Harold Staff. Everybody Is Invited to the Herald’s Electlun Party where returns will be availaMa mo­ mentarily aa they are reported from around the stale and from the local II precinct* In ^eminolo County. Jt U expected that the voting * JAYCKN TKtfNli TOURNAMENT WINNER! with thalr trophies. (Left to right) fn front are; Me­ In Hanford and Seminole Coun­ linda ^lrMurray* rurmsrup and Merritt Philips, girls champion; Wally Phillips Jr., boys champion; and ty will run aa high as 1,500 out a! tha 10,381 registered voters, i Michael Moss, ninnerup. In bach row, (Left to rig it) Frank Doom*, director, Bob Crumley Jnycc* Tennis Tournament Committee chairman and Chnille Morrison, umpire. (Huff Photo) 800,000 Turnout DEPUTY COTTON DROWN, left, and 8h*rtff J. Denver Cordell looking at ■ part •< M barrel* mush confiscated aua destroyed last bight at n still lest Chuluota. (Staff Photo) Illegal W hiskey Still Destroyed Last Night An Illegal whiskey still of a 250-gallon capacity was destroyed varly last night by Sheriff Denver Cordell and his deputies. Tha huga mAonshlne operation was located Immediately northeast of Chuluota In * dens* hammock that could bo reached only by crossing * number of pastures. Sheriff Cordell laid that the still was located late yesterday 'EhtPW* rft*r sf; <•*'* eight barrels of mash had been completed. Charcoal, In two Inter­ changeable pans underneath the still, was still hot and glowing when tha still* were torn down and destroyed shortly after 7 o’clock U»t night. Thu*# In thn Sheriff# party confiscating tlu< still Included J>«puty Sheriff* Cotton Brown and Denton Prevntt and Constable J. 1). "Slim" Galloway. Sheriff Cordell stated that the still would be valued at much mors than a thousand didlars. Twenty barrels of nla«h were confiscated anil destroyed. Tho total amount of mush being fer­ mented and ready to run off was estlmutcd at mure than 1100 gal­ lons. A skid tank usually used for loading and transporting gaso­ line ninda up the boiler part of tha still. Thla was placed on four (Continued on Pago Eight) Early reports of extremely heavy voting in major population center* . indicated that a forecast ad Mb* ' 000 turnout in tod-y'e Democrat** Primary election may hava to b* revised upwards, Florida Democrata are llaylfljB.1 their say today in a bitter abtman govemorshlo race In which gallon talk and personality clashea. Warm breather and scattered afternoon shower* <m I forecast . for tho primary election In which the votere a rt marking a long bil­ lot listing candidates from consty* Me to U. & senator. Republicans alee hold * primary hut no statewide contest* are ftp and no more tha* 140,000 a rt n * pocted to vote on tha OOP alia. No creasing of party linos t e p f r milt ad in tho primarloa. Tho racial Issue boiled up fa the governor** race an the propo­ sition of methods of presm m y ■•(rogation rathar than upoa th* question of segregation itself,aid** ■11 four major candidates took;* stand for eonMnued separatlo«:af tha race*. Gov. Collins, who has eontondSI that Integrity 1* government M l tha m l laid*, ha* laid that A* favored preserving aagragatlo* by all legal maiaa but "without aif** tlonal furor and disorders.” . . Two of Ms opponents, Sumtgff Lowry, 83-year-old retired Nitlam* al Guard commander from This* pat and Fuller Warren, eolecM Bi-yea r-old forstor gevirwr, k m charged that Oo&lna actually f t vorad gradual Integration ta d # • minded that, he taka t flaw # Mcdltcrresn fruit Gy trips are being, placed In Seminole Coun­ ty simultaneously with traps being located In seven other Central Florida counties. Tha belt of traps was stretched across Central Florida today to njeature tho amount of Infests(loll In fho deadly pest’s second spring convention mar Room Speaker Farris B ftfn t District 4 Pilot International, m* has charged Sonins lacked lad** Invasion of tho itata. In Tallahassee with 241 Pilule and latlva leadership and hag attacked The brightly colored fly was 103 Author Club members attend­ him on oth«r Issues. found In a large orange producing ing. Collins, Warren and Bryant area of Broward Cnunly yester­ Five members of th* Sanford Pi­ closed out Choir campaigns last day, tha first Invasion of com­ lot Club attended the session. night with radio and television apmercial groves found to date. It Till* is tho first convention. It pearances’ln tha Tampa Bay a n n had hern found last week In tha wui reported today, In he held by where almost 100,000 of lha itata’a Anchur Clubs in Florida. These 1.277.000 registered D e m o c r a t s (own ot Davie, a few miles to the young girls, working under the live. ossi, guidance of Pilot Clubs, iro com­ Lowry wound up Ms campaign Growtrs still have thousands of posed of outstanding high school In Jacksonville where ha repeated boxes of fruit to sell and tmw face girl* with potentialities toward chargee that "tha itata la will leadership and their desires to ba of along toward Integration d all the iKxslbillty of an enhar'y phases of our economic Ufa under servlco in their community. Test experts found two m«r* Collins," At tho Sunday morning session invasions In Fort Lauderdale >nd Judge Renfrew ot Tallahassee Tha four returned horn* today two more in Hollywood yesterday. spoko on tho great need In the com­ to vote, ■ The center of Infestation appar­ munities, county, stale a* wall as All four candidates made fort* tho entire nation of th* caro for casta af avantoal victory but non* ently Ilea In Dado and Broward counties, those suffering from mental dis­ made an ewtrigbt d a t a af winning orders, The 42 Florida Pilot Clubs ta lk * first yrfmery, if aa earn* But fly fighters spread the traps went on record to support tha Men­ data gats a majority, tha tw» top In folk, Hillsborough, Osceola, tal Health program of the state men go luto tha May M runoff. Orange, Seminole, Lake, Volusia and tho Mental Health drive that Collins Is rated to bare hla greah* bnd I’dm Beach. opon* tomorrow and continues est strength In Dida where almost No flics hava l>crn found outside 206.000 registered voter* reside, through May 23. Dad* and Broward. But if any fly and In adjoining Broward and Mrs. Edit McBride Cameron, shows up In tho Central Florida Jaycees To Sea Palm aBach, President of Pilot Club Interna­ traps the battlo lines will hava to tional was the I'llnJ International Two years i f s Dad* care Col­ fall luck and tha stago will bo Film Thursday Representative at lha district lin* • 87,000 vote majority when tut for an all out fight similar to Tim Seminolo County Junior meeting and spoko at the luncheon he won election over Charity E. Unit which followed (lie fly’s first Chamber of Commcrco will shuw hutd Saturday In the Sunranoe Johns for lha last two years ol uivaihm in 1020 and 1030, a film, "People, Places, and Room ol the University ot Flor­ Tblng* of 1970," at their noon lun­ ida. cheon meeting Thursday at the Mrs. Cameron, at the Sunday ses­ Yacht Club. sion, Installed the District Officers Tho film U one sponsored hy for the coming club year, the Chamber of Commcrco and Is Pilot delega'.ox attending from fn full color. The duration of the the Sanford club were; Mr*. Sua Blm, the Jaycoo Journal rcporlod, 8, Stevenson, president; Airs. D. K, is of 23 minutes. McNnb, first vice-president; Mrs. Those who are curious about Joel Field, treasurer. Mrs. Marlon what they may be doing in 1070 Itaborn served on the nominating are Invited to *c« the film which committee and Mrs. Harvey Swanhas been termed one of "iho most son, Immodiato Past-Presldaa?, In in exclusive Interview with Interesting ever to ba shown here. acted on the Pages Committee, Edgar Feeley, Treasurer end At­ torney for the National Exhibition Company, owners end operators of (he Now York Giants, tha qua*linn waa askod "What do you think was tha greatest contribu­ ting factor In the Giants' organis­ ation returning here to establish their Farm System's training center!" Feeley, In tha telephone Inter­ view, laid "John Xridcr has done more than any one person toward brlnRlng us back to Sanford. "He hasn't stopped working for two years—and throughout that lime there has been a continual stream of toilers, telegrams, end telephone calls, all relative to the establishing of our ipring training camp in Hanford," aald Feeley. In hla words, "John Krider bis at no time let up In trying to get us back there." feeley admitted In hts eonvereatloa with The Sanford Herald that "We should hare never left Sanford." And he added, "The people are wonderful to tu there end we ere looking forward to great things with the New York Giant Organisation back In San­ ENJOYING PANCAKE! AT The Sanford Herald Pancake Da* hold hi ford." • ' asinlitretor B u r r Weir, Store and Share* .Writ, and Mra. .Wafc J U t Weather Feeley Says Krider Contributing Factor For Giants' Return 'v /■ ‘ f D;-' n"l' v (: I ■ h , A ‘ , — r — ,— ...... , H p —*.. J Hi ’ *WT# ( �A.la-* 1v w ef i jf, r V'; ■ ■■ m f? fl>i<{ r m sA w rw ro t t e t a id S. Freud Likened To Columbus itcrr* ikTMl RUM IMAM AHMIO of Yemen (lctt), Ring Baud ol Saudi Arable (center) and Prtmlcr Oamal Abdel Haaaer'Of Kg^pt are ehown In Jidda, Saudi Arabia, a* thay alined a new tripartite military pact. The ■gtaement welded together opposition to British footholde In the Arabian penlnaule. Yemen le In­ volved In a dispute with Great Britain over England*! protectorate of Aden, f international JtadtophotoJ |N«ws Of Men : In Service ’ UjAJt JUAN Puerto Rico, fFHTJKJ) — Marine Sgt. Harold D, Men flay, aon of Mr*, Loul»o P. MaMtoy of 103 Palmetto Ave, and Wihand of the formor Miss Do* lore* P. Stoddard of Ft. Myers, era* achaduled to arrive In tha ‘i JU, A. during tha first week In Miy •Ite r a three-month Marine Corpi* irjfavy Amphibious (raining excrd a s In tha Caribbean. « — -The txerelie. climaxed by an ~MfWbio<ll gsiault agalnit “an* forcea on the Puerto Rican d of Vlcauei, Involved g.ooo Mr, SB (hips of the AIIAntlA t and Marine aircraft front I f - FotOt/ N, C.| apd Miami, b'aktpblWodi training empha. I'tb u p principle* of combat M atomic Xge; apeed, diaper* ■ltd flexibility. a l.oou Marine*, the majority Rom earns from Ind Marino ton uriHa at Camp Lejeune, If. C„ had the opportunity to viflt Savina, Cubit St. Thomsi, In 0 * Virgin Islandst and the Old O ty uf Sen J iua, Puerto Rico, Ntws Briefs LATE JUDGE PATH WAYCROM, O ti OH — Judge Mil Roddenbeirx, doesn't like to Np Me coot waiting, . bo strived savea mlnutoa Superior Court he h id thought court to open el 10 a. n . iM O e f f. Then the Judge rejected hi* 0**f end fined hlmsell f to — | t W i ADlAt I. ITIWNJON, Democratic Presidential aspirant, Is presented with campaign overalls on hi* arrival In New York for a |i00-aplate fund-raising dinner, lie lnued a statement In which he charged that the Elsenhower Administration has been “dangerously dilatory* In lla guided micelle program, Stevenson warned that It U Impera­ tive that the Administration pursue an accelerated program or face tho danger ol being forced to eubmlt to Hpowtr*poUUcarblackmail.- By SAUL PITT AF Newsfeatnrca Writer Sigmund Fraud, who was born IM year* age yesterday, he* bean likened to Colurrbu.. wvUi set out seareniiia for a new route. Both ended up discovering a new contlent. Seeking ■ new treatment far emotional disorder!, Freud found the continent of the human un­ conscious. There had been vague gllmmerigs of this strange dark land bafora among writers and phllosophars with rare but frag­ mentary lflslghta. Fraud earn# up with a total pic­ ture, still disputed In details but now generally regarded as pro. foundty sound in Its broad strokes. In fathering psychoanalysis, he gave the world a new concept of the human pertenallty, Ha found the baste need* and faara af a human being Ilka a pow­ erful atraato. You eouiid cover It up. dam It, divert It, but yau tauida'I destroy Its fore#. Deny, forget or distort them, tha*# needs could ha driven into dark unconscious alaaela hut thay would *till trap up elsewhere— aa a nagging sense of anxiety or gullti ae an emotional storm in ■ Ilf# hat seamed to have all the Ingredient* of aorenlly; a* a sud­ den paralysis of an arm for which Uiaro waa no physical explansHorn aa a driving, Iniatlablo need to succeed beyond aueeisa Itself. Ha aaw tha rational and Irrational part* of human behavior aa balangtog and being eaplatoed by tha an* whale. Ha aaw th* luaria, Ml aa a separata manta! sped** hut aa an aataitalon of th* troublaa plaguing ao-apUad normal people, H# saw method to our madness. He eaw sense In th# nonaenileal— to wild, unreal-dreami, in forgatful human errors. Ho saw these aa outeropplngt of our unconscious thoughts. lie eaw tha man being ex­ plained by tho child. He saw hu­ man aclvllly being determined not think but by what we unknowingly thlk but by what we unknowingly think. Ha related the pa*r to the present, the dark to the light, the shameful to the accepted, the un­ conscious to tho conscious. Freud turnsd the mind of medl. cine In on itself. Among the 0,000 psychlatrlit* In tha Unite flutes today* Mm* (till seek th« bade I hU dynamic concept of tBa uncos* cauiei of emotlonil dleordcr ln| idoui. brain delects and other physUogi.! Even a many hie wont erltlce cel fe e le r. But the big majority) •hglflj- ,*' *n' ‘"n'Ttng hie Imped, hen* mucli of their viewpoint end " jr. c . , . Juu . who «pll*. wM» techni(|ua on freudian concept. Freud to form his own analytical Among philosopher* end rail* movement, recently told tbe AF’a alonlit*, Freud he* been eoundly Lynn Hetnaerllflfl In lurieht denounced for hi* thesis that be* "The name Freud can never be lief in Hod we * a neurotic nation, deleted fram tbe bletery of team* Among many laymen he hai been Ing at tbe end of tbf 10th and be* ridiculed a* the man who provided ginning of the ttth Century* a self-indulgent tool for tbo "week" Freud'e method nf aalyeia hae willed” rich. Among cartoonist* touched upon probably every els* and wlta, enalyiU baa proved an gle eeetlon of contemporary aptrial endleet butt of humor. Ilfo except the m e t natural eel* But among people who leek men* cnee*; It hae touched all wherein tal origin* for mental Illness, there the human aout come* forth do* are today no anti-Freudian* a* cUively, that la, primarily Uio luch. according to (ha American wide-ranging fields of peychopa* Psychiatric Aun. Some feel he thology, than pcychology, phllca* didn't go far enough. Soma think ophy, eathetlcs, ethnology and— he wa* too rigid and narrow In la*t, but not least—psychology of emphasising the conflict between religion.” sexual drlvei and the reitrletioni —---------- -------CRT m i B T BMIAX BMBAB of lodety to explain neuroale. But fTBBBT none deny hie basic contribution- KNOXVILLI, Tana, Ton*. id) Ill -Thly. -Tblr* t**n metadata wart hauled Into city court for ededucting a smear campaign d o w n a XneavlUe street. Foil*# laid they had o m sed frashly painted aantar stripes, ruining the Jab with their tlrea. BOAT ON 1X1 MOVE PARIS, Ky„ If) - Jo# Olivia woke to the we* hours to find his boat had bounced Into hie garage, knocking out pert of a wall. Parkad on tti srnaH trailer near tha street, the boat waa struck by a passing automobile. *» i ox. w w w r p i w o w ;n*nw,w mugwjjwywir-— — rrr.Tl , tary general of the Organlmttoa of Americas i t e t ^ peyanoottttccy call os Frooldont Elaonhowar at the White Bouasta ccotar ( tto n ) I art Howard MltdwU, conductor of tbe Kgljooal *y»ph«y Orehee* Young Amerioomf sonaorta to In held at thu F«n«A»eiteen Ualoa. d Jh ib u iiL - - Jin Ow l J ow jv! Sometime* there are “eeree of diamonds'1 an our very dooritep. That Is how we feel about OUR TOWN. Wonderful people, fine store* j-d service. Grand organisations and cluba—for man, woman Me cwtidren. Healthy, happy, a*cure youngsters going to good school*. Yes, we have everything In OUR TOWN far which to give thanks. This marks the beginning of a tribute to OUR TOWN, and for what it stands. We hop* you will single these out , , , Joining with u* In paying tribute respect to a fine, typically American community, OUR TOWN! BURNING ISSUE KINGSTON, N.H. WV-Tharall be • hot time In the old town. Kingston resldsnts voted to tear down an old bandstand and uio the lumber for a bondflro celebra­ tion. A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost rtlM It AH Rita Hayworth tells newsmen In London that she la still friendly with all her exhusband*. In England to com­ pute a new picture, the actress who recently divorced crooner Diets llaymrs, said she Is still technically wed to Atl Kahn. * SANFORD siLurnc miA ul bank $ SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. DODGE 519 E. 1st 81. INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. Member FDIC WE PLYMOUTH Phone 1011 SA LU TE OUR TOW N! Drfvo with cart . . . everywhere! , /Jack minute lie watj Into, U fiitT tSfiffOTOV, fob ACTION Ky. (I) - ft. ■Jfefito light was green but a worn* »Hr stopped at tire Intersection Jttyw ay, blocking a long line nf -.tmBMfcnt motorist*,/ When the W ilt Changed the woman made a • tplth the apparent reason: tl LEFT-OVEK3 MAKH SOUP GARNISH Dewjt despair over Urns* Hilt* J*nd debs of left- overs. There are p.wi»y wayil to u*n them, fur mfitnnee In casseroles end salads, ir th# left-ovir Is too scanty even for these, it may likely make an Inter•xtm f »*op famish. Try chopped traeti pepper In tomato *nup or Wta of erlip bacon or slice* of frankfurter In twin or pea soup, Mm cannot I mako you *• younf for« » ^W B U d 4 tha patl# n t> b u t I ' entertained n feeble hop* that you might help m* to grow Juat a month or two older. * . - j— “On*F\fly" 3-door Sedan—with beautijul Body by Fisher! ■ HOT PERFORMERS ’ MAY TBA PAIITIHfl Tea parties are In vogue at nny icaton of the year, hut espe­ " O P I N S IS A M H " cially are they good during the Probably the mint widely known month of May. Have the water fresh and frcshl* boiling, Alwaye of two-pack Solitaires and on* ex­ ceedingly dimcult to win H the game acald the pot hcfor„ you make of Forty Thlevel, whose stlsse* are tho tea. Real tea drinkers seldom Napolton st St Helens, Big Forty, taka cream, (hoy prefer milk nr end itooMvalt at San Juan. Just plain nr with letuon. Hvor ^ T o jr ta y try minted tea? It's delirious ser­ vo with honnoy. with heart-warming prices! The uOne-Fifty” and “ TwoTen” Series bring you Chevrolet's sassy styling and record-breaking road action at prices you'll warm up to fast! csrdi L it- “T w o-T en" t-door S e d a n -o n e of 30 frisky new Cherroletet You won’t find tu plnyinj favoritas! You get the same lively power in "TwoTen” and “One-Fifty** modeli that you do in Bel Ain. Up to 225 h.p.1 Tho aamo performance, too-tha wido-awako kind that rates Chevy tho poppiett, handling car on tho road! And look at the model choice you'vo got. Twenty in all, including four hard* tops—two of them “Two-Tens.1*Six at* tion wagon*—three “Two-Tenn” and one “One-Fifty.” So even among tho lower priced Chevrolet* you have plenty of choice. Come in and look them over! a S H . |S * K l dexci show, W m f i j / u Q H D iThese forty " ■ eatdi form the isbletu. Put tho reef of the pack fare down at your leti to form the ttoek. Now torn over the lop cird of the flock end pre­ tend you're All Baba, You'll quickly direover it iskee more than “open Heame" to wfe this SolItales. be sliUiad. The ether Mini U to bunding an tha tableau. To win tha asm#, y*u must maka a build, aa a nils, only when you see an immediate adven­ ts#* to be gained. o(tidal rulea for slaying Party Thlavea, along with that* at Ava other popular games of ■elitairtPyramld, Ootf, Calculation, Touraamenu and Spidar-enay ba abiatoed free of charge by addresstog a card or letter to toe flaying Card Asao- r ImarW vi Amvnci ^ hrj«t ulling csr- 2 million niort owrm thin iny other Irakli w are adapted to Bel Air Sport Stdan-here’e your buy for ike moot luxury uni OstineHon (n Chevrolet’e field! tvaj *epr—Mtey.^W RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR MR CONDITIONS-HMPIRATUR1S MAOI TO ORDKR-AT N1W LOW COST, llT Vt MMONfTIUTl Baal Estate Balsa — Beatala — Investment# Dependable Incurs*** and Banda , • 0. M. HnrrUkM, AaSMiata Broker • B. D, Hlfhlaymut, AieocUt* I i Im b u ’ e A m af Naval Qparelleni *■ * -' ' V f " # *. 204 Park Avs, South ' Phene 144 COR. M i A P ih a ttte Ave. HOLLER MOTOR SALES ■ ’ .. W ish:: •rvMkHBMMHR AeAtfMftMlTlVl �S P S P IIp f i T H E S A N F O M ) H E R A tE STANDS •V , CLASH Mleht*«a ‘HOPE IS A BETTER COMPANION THAN FEAR" — • M b ( MAY I BO RRO W VOCIR S FO UN TAIN P EN A n d r V _ , SOME O F v o n W J F A STA M PS D E A R ? PO P CAN t BO BR O V s C l;B N E W S P O R T ] S h i OT AND YOUR -S <0 / TC R m v d a t e ) DO WITH Ilnwcn led to the breakup of i Juvenile crime ring. The girls read Inc number of a car parked at a filling station, mcmorl—I d and made It Into a game. When Ilnwcn learned the next day that tho station had been robbed, the girls told him tho license number aim he gate 1; so auihviiiir*. The car was traced and its owner im- t h a t ^ w h y | lo v e MV TOOTH9:?USH­ I T S TH E o n l y r -^ daddy mav i take y o j -t CHAtt? AND : l AMP TO IX ) MY THUY3 I CAN y / HCAILWOR^Y CA'.L MV O w n ) „ Flamingo «aul Hialeah, dray 1 The village council hai received thoroughbreds nearly become ex­ this bill: three cam of cat food tinct In the middle 1830'*. Il.it a 31.13; housing ami heat $.1; overFrench stallion, LaSancy, perpetu ated the line and now all grays head 41 cent*—total 11.33. The cat was held as a rabies inspect. trace through him. “ Did the cat come back?'' asked one councllkc. plicated other vnolhs wTtn later “Why should !!." replied the :cradmitted a series of brcaklns, rotary. “It never had it so good." . TCNKjHr/r— HGkV A B O U T \ TH ATS tT { TH/S, S h W fF ? V ----------- - PONT COOK O O F, TiMO/ Line ‘ AHKIN NAIL HIM?. TO■ TMfC «AmE PCACC.IAM QtTTiNa JUST A UTTLE WT» M l AN Y­ WAY.1 CHEATTRY A'AVSOf , Ah KIN HANOLt. IT NOIV / Y E P / GOOD lOEA.' COME iN o a o ' mou HAD y HAn OV SOME V •A R 8 TY BILT 3 r V TIME / HI MQ-KETT. IN S T A L L E D ' ETTA.1LOOK" H E b S ' nvo new novs N TOWN.* aQEn V THEY L U T E ''^ —r-T^ FASTEN SEAT /v B tL T a .V " lvdmc th o se M NOUVB 007 TO BJV U'U' PAW sow* rscFvr c_rr-ast now, \>sSTERN* ------L.L0TUIN3 / / —, ■■ Pi RAW r Legal Notice with if n r at it M TA TK U F F L O R ID A T O : IIU llK It T F . b T K lI K U ll.L B R tony M a a s a rlm s e lt* A v e a u a In illa iia p o lla , In d ia n a . T o il a te h a r r liy m .t lflr d th a t s a lt M u bean Ip e llt u U d a n a ln e l yo u by tit* i,t s in t if f . M U .n iU :n m iu im i h i'it 'i r t M ii .i- N ii in H i* r i m t l i I 'n i ir i o r H i* N ln lli .t m lo l.it C lr e u ll n r the N l i l i o f F lo t illa III and fo r F a n ilnot* i n u n i y C h a a c a ry No. l u l l , • alcl f u l l I .- In s fo r Illv n r c a nf th a • • in M i i . n m . l i i.o t lH K m t i .h k M i l .l . r .l t fro m yo u I h * (a id n u l ly .H T k H T t : r t f :» i i u ,y :t t , • * h o rt ■I I I . o f sa id - n il lit ln e M l l . t l f t m I d iU M K H T K N K a il l.I .K I I . I ' U ' n l l f f . -*» - I t O f t K Il T K . M T K U K 1I I I . I . K H . Ii.- r- n d a n l and yn u a r a lia r t h y rad iilr- d i i f lla y o u r a n a w t r In th a ,/ in ip la ln - In sa id c a u sa w ith 111* n n d * ra lc n * d C la r k n f said C o u rt an d to s - r v t a copy lh a re n f upon th a lit a f n t lf f ’ a a llu r n a y rrh o sa n a n s an d a d d rsaa a p p e a r Pain nr, not la t - r th a n ih s M ill d ay n f S la v . 1o i l and In ils f a a lt n f su ch a n s w e r lic .- rc a l*ro l.'o n r-s su w ilt l>a ail1* r* d a a a la s l yon in wT t x w p w m c n K o r . i h a s* h -r» o n tn * - t m y h a io l and o ff'.- la l s s a l o f sa id c o u rt a t M aafnrd, F lo r |d*.^ l h ■ a l f t h d a y o f A p r il. A . U . O r . Ita rn d o n C la r k a f sa id C o u rt. (O F F IC IA L . « l!A L l F r *4 It W ils o n p o n o * » ;a t » l- l e a n fo rd A t la a t i* K a tlo a a t iiKDi.TKD sn:i:i> SIIKI.IJYVILLH, Ky. (/IVWhen Hlale Pollcemnn Morgan Klklns airested a young motorist going 70 mllra an huur near here, he found that the apeeding car had been in second gear. M TA TK O F F L p n iP A T O ; S tA ltV K A T I I I I V N D E W IIO ftM T V O IJ A lilt, I I C I I K I I V .N l t T l F I f .H th a t a su it haa h — n f l l r . l a a .ilo .1 you In Ih * C ir c u it C o u rt >.f llm N in th Ju d ic ia l C ir c u it in and fo r Mamtnola C o u n ty , F lu r ld a , . n t l t l r . l llo h a r i I - Dew b u rs t I ' U l m l f f \» S ta ry K a il w r n D c w b iir s l D r f e n iU n i. C h a n r a r y No. lu t a . T h a n a t iir * of th la a u lt la to o b ta in a d D u r ia and f u r u lh a r r s l l s f . To n a r« r * !|u lr * d Co f i l s your w r it t e n a n s w e r w ith th a c le r k of said c o u rt and a e tv a a cop y th e re o f upon t ’l a l h l l f f ' i a t t u r n a r s on o r 1—fo ra Ih * I a t Ii da.“ o f H a y A M IM S . o r a d ecree p ro r n n t e iiu w ilt be e n te re d e a a ln s t y o u . . W IT X t.M H m y hand an d s c * | i . C le r k o f th a lu r c m i C o u rt In and fo r B e m ln o lo C n u n ly / lo r ld .i. t h l. U l n d ay o f A u r li. A . D . I t i l O, P. Herndon C le r k o f th e C ir c u it C o u rt I " and f o r g a m la o l* C o u n tr. <cfntx*iT ° c u t:tiT ur.sr,) Mem K M u rr e ll a Attorney* for Mon* Plaintiff a ,,b u * . n r . r m » r h e ln s tl. Some people are afraid to viAit a l'nynfcian for a chock-up becAuite t h e y "FEAR" they may learn flomethins la wrony. There Is now no reason for fear, and much hope for apeedy recovery from almost any nilmcnt. Now drujra and methods of treatment offer much hope for everyone to live a healthier life. Your Physi­ A1 THOUOI! HOOK10 TOOITHII, four RAF Jet* make a tight turn In do»« echelon formation while cian devotes n yrent many going throuih maneuver* for the air ihow presented before visiting Soviet Premier Nikolai Buihours from his busy life to ganln and Nikita A. Khrushchev at Marham, Norfolk. The four plant* form an acrobatic team of keep abreast with now Squadron No. 43, based it the Royal Air Forco station In Leucban, Fife, Scotland. (International) techniques of diagnosis and treatment, In our proscrip­ THE GRAY MNK SATISFIED C\T DETECTIVE MEMORIES CAMDRIA, Minn. Lit — A mem­ MIAMI Lfi — Nall was the only FL1N FLON, Won. - - one of tion department, the medi­ ory game play* by the three young gray borao to atari In tho rich the village cats nm rjen livlnj!; cines that can help you, will bo carefully compounded* Hie life of a rcime Riley, daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Y.VATLL : SA<t(HS,THe SUPPLY T8UCK JUST B300QHT ' TrH9 j---- * T H « IS F O R YOU® COMPANY TU B hndtg B l V roKte to pbiL DLS w u^iesr amewv 19 h Slat* coach John Brotcminn tuu bMtk a Spartan anUtant eoach In boo­ ing, golf, football, bate ball and basketball. TAYLOR COMMANDERY No. 28 K. T. THURSDAY, MAY 10—7:30 P. M. ORDER OF THE TEMPLE WIU HE CONFERRED REFRESHMENTS A. F. RAMSAY COMMANDER F. L. MILLER RECORDER Throw Away Vmir Tlr* Dullata I k i l i i Yuur Tlrra Ar# Smooth. l.rt WKIJtll TIRH SHOP 103 W. 3nd Cut On Kew Trutk Rubbar T i r e d * T h a i Will l i k e C u > - .i n | f - | \ g ^ y T I R E Wrar And Sara Voyr Monry. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd I* YEARS IN SANFOltD 1956 BRAND NEW C H EV R O LET 1/2 TO N P IC K UP T R U C K IndudcM Fire, Theft, Collltilon A Lift Io»Uf»ac« j I , ; TOUGHTON DRUG CO. I'U H fTW m nN CHEMISTS Cur. 1st & Magnolia * i | * i > , i SSIWl n t �i h r Earned Yesterday Is Own; tienal Tax Freedom Holiday fflw Cheer opt g - Yesterday you began working for yourItH; Far tha first tin s this year the dollar 7you^'earn V '*11______ i i . .your . . . own,—on __nn May M*V you____ can. .call All the *avenge American has earned tram January until May 7 hs must pay out Att ***'. __ t _. _A_ A_ I aJ aws I Fifteen years ago on May 1 the United States presented Its Series B Savings Hood for tjie first time. Four years ago, Sarin H took., a corresponding place among tha world's gilt-edge securities. ' Ttday forty million Amtrlcsna own 40 Ml!!8tl dollars worth of bonds In the two • cHml And ths world calls us a spendthrift pem le! Sv / Statistics are tar from being as cold as ths old cliche# have It—not If they're ststtattt’l- on Treasury Deparment Savings . JA Lit Forty million Americans owning 40 bllRon-dollars worth of Savings ,Bonds means that bn# out of every four person* In the United States Is a stockholder In that vast snd complex national undertaking we loosely label -country." •key SfA «vr countrymen who have fraught Into the firm. . 41_ t • n e y have eatlsfled themselvea that It Is making reasonable progress as a going censsrn. They are convinced of Its solvency. Thef are certain of Its durability. | fhey are prtdsful of It* House of Free­ dom hall mark—symbol of an institution Row so snelent end secure that they know Its doors will never have to close. Al Houas of Freedom Investors, they’ve bought i stake In liberty for themselves And for their children's children. ’ It’s Juit anothsr w»y of laying that thn overall tax load ii eoitinf th# nv#r#f« dtigen 88 eent# out of every dollnr h# sarne. mein# h# Is working mors than'four months out of ths yaar to support th# various func­ tion* of govsmmsnt. So ysstsrdsy wts Nations! Tax Freedom Holiday, first thought up In 1948 by Dallas L. Hostetler, executive director of ths Flori­ da SUt# Retailers Association. That year ths holiday was observed on April 27. By 1052 It had advanced to May 19. Th# data In 1954 was May 17 and In 1085 on May 10. Interest In National Tax Freedom Hollday growa annually. One year It was given special recognition In Congress, by concurrenl Houae-Senate Resolution. In 1988 the Idea won the Freedoms Foundation George Waahlngton Honor Medal Award. It haa also Inspired civic celebrations, Including parades band concerts and luncheon club speeches. Hostetler's long-time Interest In taxes stems from the fset that hi# Asoctatlon'e major ohlectlve4 a rt to encourage good government at less cost and fighting waste and extravagance In governmental operation. The Florida State Retailera Association Is strongly supporting Hoover Commission recommendations which would savs the nstlnn's taxpayers In excess of fir# billion J .it... .--...it.. dollars annually. Notional Music H O W A 1 0 U T A DISARM AM ENTCOITOENC! HERE? DONOTHING JftM tM NT for cracking tracking down down m*■ um the Commit S r JAMES MARLOW aa Urn# time when when politician* politician* war# war# outout for Associated Free* News Analyst doing on* *noli««‘ 4nU* V? «Sd o^C w S wniuiur.TnM 1a n . . . iib. communism. Security Act of 1930) and on com* WASHINGTON Ul — It wa* Ilka gov4rnment didn't wtlcoma munlit leader* Individually (the puttln* rolltrtfealei on a eop try- thi* law. It already had weapon* Smith A3ct of 1*40). ini to iurprU« prowlers In a bot- --------------------- Under the Smith Act, which wa* tie factory v*ben Centra** parsed a s * . * Cl — t hen beln* UIW*; *£* the Communlu Control Act of 19M H ltCnO CK F i n d i n g he* sent I0J of tha pertjr• -*®» and handed It lo the government * * /a . » .# _ | and second-rank leaden to Jail for to u„ , OUT W h a t I t S LIRC involvement In coniplrecy again*! W’het a talei talkl It wa* mad* A . f r t f t l a ^ ' United[State*. ___ to found big. It wa* deicribed at ^ 5 O n 8 O t k - 0 l t l 6 And at that time, 1934, the govthe time aa an act to outlaw tha HOLLYWOOD (*—Alfred HH*h- arnment wai up to *u. nK*' *• Cnmmuniit party. It did no such rock, who once remirked that It atlll I*. In a court fight to hav# thing, Tha act’* preamble n id tha “ertor* ire c«*tle." now I* finding the1930 lew held constitutional by party ahould be outlawed. But tha out whit If* like to be on* of th*the Supreme Court, Only thla week act luelf didn't provide for doing cattle. tha court put off a decision until It. Actor* hsvs always imparted •* I*1*1 1MT* m And whst a bust! Tor day* sfter the director of being ■ fr.utreted Tht government, under that 195im ft was paised government lawyers member of their creft. W'hv e'1* lew, ergue* the Communlet party ehook their heads over it, trying would he Inleethimself In s h-|»f Is not really *n Amerlcen polltilo figure out whet It meant end scene In every on* of hW film*? cal party but ■ Russian agent. II how It could be uied, It at all. The Hitchcock hem became *he court uphold* this view, the And very Util* u*« has been mad* virulent 1**? fell when he begin P*rty will have to register ae such, of It, his television show. He came on Th* Communists, of course, **\CHAf ■' l w Communist Control Act Is Mixup y ^-<QKwJfJTOmBlS // ~ r ~ ^7 r ^ ■ l o •’ *I . ---------- . ------ ------------------------------------------------_ * i i a a . • M a p l / a f 1C N A t I A I *m T w C I \ l Y l O i l x d 13 I s Q I Iw l B, HAL ind 0ff.t*ekle smash York cfi—1 mst an in- with th* fullback carrying the twrestini fellow th* other day. He bell. To me a "blue chip" is «PU wssn'i in th# stock markst. somethin* I tm* into ihe poker You hardly run Into that kind P"* »hen lm 'our of parson any mors. At Isast not qu*en*. ix S ? Ynu cant gel away from the la mV circle Week ....................I- HI* br.lh.,. >. I. hi, .rind- ““ 'X ",A £ Sr*«S.ri7i«“ iS K 0’" . 'i f L ’i S YOU'RE TELLING ME! - l y WIlllAM am - ■ Central P r ttt Writer rm to hit understand. Is most comprehen­ ds fright, slv* — they've got everything <lng they down In black and whtta. ry were— | f | Uter Plu< A tnUwettrrntT te rharped wits employ i f »«li #/ fa lte teeth. H'Sat k* note needs, (t luprrtft- w#“IU *«#ln, Is a good mouthevepaper pleee. in Paris, • t t T h t Sanford Herald A Canadian vagrant, picks# up by Ih* cap*, was faund la ba .i j .. w«"',nB »hra# complete mi* *f L T « SSoS hIT **" , , , ratty ugly of Stand* catalog In '*nt hue* lume, w* Mor* than 230 wearer* of th* Victoria C ro n will parade In London on tha 100th annlvtraary of tha astabllahment of Britain'* h ig h lit medal. Should make qulta a heroic showing. How Aspirin Works Is Still A Big Riddle Tuesday, May 8,1988 TODAY*! D m ,I YMtflB U m he were a eon, yet learned he nbedlW i Hebrews 1:8—Th# vast universe Is governed by Ww, It te a juet law and based m loire. If we love our neighbor as ourselves we will lot go tar astray in human relatioiw About This Question c1 I hsvs picked up an Inturanc* pulley litre, one there, and some ^thi-u the mall. I know that I «m paying too muen for BEAUTIFUL AMERICA! NEW YORK <P — Amerlcen* shaved, hruihed their teeth and made themselve* generally preaentabl* last year la an ettent never reached before. Th* Toilet Good! Aim, report*. Sales of toilet good* hit ■ rec­ ord level of 11,192.200.000, repre­ senting almnit lo per cent more thin ths 1934 figure, Ih* previous peak. Th* report rovered all toil­ etry preparations txcept amp, Inedranr* bnauit mm* policies overlap, and yet mm* risks are not covered. Ry having on* local agent handle all nip in­ surance. will t be secured of th* heit protection for th* leaii money f AND SAVE T fJ Sayw|,gpandwhere Well takeyouther«! lew Nrm D mb Mg I n k y OwWtr I* 1>l# NsvTaek, X.T.SI.TS St.TI Rsshsslsr, N. T. 1S.II 4MS Detroit, Mich. U.TS 4I-TS Ksedersanvllle, N. C. .......... 11,M N X Miswi r u . __ i .ts ie.se Chleags, IH .... IL N 4141 Hanatoa, Tes. . . MAS t i l l Cross opuntry nr to (b* next town, oe business or pleasure. en|oy the naw airrid* buiai, Scankrulsar or ths Highway Traveler. Greyhound serve* all Amer­ i c a .., frequent departures everywhere . . . ssrvice direct to mora vacation trees ihsa try other usvsl systtal H A R D P R ESSED I F O R C A SH betw een P ayd ays? S. C O M f IN N O W �— r- ' •v. Social A • ___________________ _ Three June Graduates Honored With Tea In McLaulin Home On* of th* loveliest parti** of while at th* oth*r and w*r* eandth* graduation t«a*on *»• th* wleh**, mint* and petit* four* tra w.ilch wae held at th* hom* lead In whit* and decorated with of Mr*. Henry Mcl.aultn Sunday rod candle*. On each plat* wa* afternoon between »h* hour* of placed a imall eilhouel'e depic­ graduate holding h«r di­ 8:0J and 3:00 o'clock honorinf ting Ml** Vvonn* Cull*n Mil* Mary ploma. A novel wall arrangement In Tanner and Ml** Janie* Kinlaw. Th* receiving lino w»* eompoe- th* tea room* wa* rtd can ile* *d of th* honor*** and Mr*. J. P. in graduated holder* and barked Cullen and Mr*. Gregory Kinlaw. by silhouette* of graduate*. A Guests w*r* welcomed *t th* door round tabl*. covered with a whit* b y Mr*. Mcl^ulln. Tho»* a**:*- embroidered cloth and holding a tiny Mr*. Mcl,aulln w*r* Mr*. rryital bowl filled with punch, Carl Do*«*y, Mr*. Chal Harkey, wa* placed In th* center of th* gam* room wh*r* th* guetia and Ml** Carol 8ton*. Th* t*a tabl*, covered with a gathered. A* a mement* of th* occatlon kandiom* whit* lin*n embroider*d cloth, wa* **nt*r*d with a Mr*. McLaulin pr***nt*d *ach of lovely arrangement of r*d and th* honor gu*«t* with a beauti­ white carnatloa*. carrying *ut ful leather billfold wrapped In th* graduating claaa color* of r*d paper and tied with whit* rod and whit*. A ruby r*d punch tathi ribbon*. howl wa* placed upon a *IW*r| Approximately 80 gueit* called tr»y at on* *nd of th* table during th* appointed tea hour*. a S • Calendar I • TUESDAY Mgrtm Chapter, florid* Society Heighten of th* Am*ric*a Colonlet* meat a eov*r*d dlth luaeheo* a? 11:1) p. m. at th* T. « Lee Dairy Gold Room loc.ted Bumbp and Xoblntoa Street* In Orlind*. Th* T. W. A.* of Flr»t FaptUt Church will m*et •» 7:00 p. m. Th* Junior High P-TA will meet at S p. m. lnitallatlon of offtcera will h# bald. Th* board will maet at 7:30 p. m. Th* Oviedo Study roure# at th* hom# of Mr*. A. A. Mvert on Lake Charm. It will atari at in a. m. and a cov­ ered dlfh luncheon will be aerved at noon. All P-TA member* ar* urged to attend. Th* Gleaner* Clai* of th* flret Beptlat Church will hold ita regu lar monthly meeting at th* hom# •f Mr*. Willlt Pippin on W. firat Street at I p. m. Th# Garden Circle will have * Board meeting Initaad of Wedneaday at 9:10 l. a . in th# Hut. The Woman'i Bible Claia of the fleet Baptist Church will meat at T:M p. m. at th* hom* of Mre. Barney R. Beck. M41 Laurel Av*. Group No. I li hoiteei. CIre Me of th« WBCB M the Mathf odist Church will meat a* follow*: Cirri# No 1 with Mre. C. 1 Mlehale, 111 Shannon Dr. at 11 a. ■>. for eeverad diih lunch; Circle Me. t with Mr*. W. B. Nlcholion 111 W. Kith Straet, covered dlih lunch; Clrel# No. 1 in McKinley Hall at M a. m , covered dish lunch; Clrd# No. 4 with Mri. E D ■irchhodf. Old Lake Monroe Rd . 10:19 a. m. for covered dish lunch; aad Circle No. » with Mri. H. B. 9 Crumley. Silver Lake, 10 a m. fc- covered dt*h lunrh W. O. W. Camp 323 member! wii! meet at 9 p. m. at th# Hall on South Park Ava. To* first mretinf ™ **• Pilot Club year will be held in the Vaeht Club at I p. m.- with lire. Sue Stevenson presiding Th* board will meet at 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY » Vacation Rlhl* School auperin• tendent* will maet at flret Baptlet Church at 10 a. m. Th# Mlaeion Clrel# of Elder Springe Baptlat Chapel will meet at 2:3) p. m. Th# Junior Choir of f i n t Baptlet Church wfR meet at 8:30 p. mDr. W. F. Brook* Jr. will laad Hie midweek prayer aervlc# at first Baptist Church at 7:30 p. m. ft Mr. Roy Britt will lead tha Sunday School Workers' Conferenc* at flret Baptist Churck at 1:11 p. mTh* Girl Icout* will meet at flret Preekyteriaa Church at 1:10 p. in The MldW**h Bible Hour will b* conducted by Rev. A. 0. MeInnls a t F1»et Presbyterian win for M. Von Herbulis Feted In Home With Bridal Shower Ml** Margaret Von Herhulle. tovelv hrlde elect of June, wa* honored with a mtocellaneoue •hower Saturday night by Mr*. L. T. Shennard. Mre. Owen Mere­ dith and Mr*. Robert Wallace, at th* hom* of Mr*. Wallace on Princeton Av*. Th* Wallace reeldenc* waa beautifully decorated with whit* gladioli, *traw flower*, ro u t and gypaophilia. Mlt* Von Herhulla cho** * love, ly pink nylon dreaa for thla occaalon. On her arrival *h* wa* pr*. aented an unique cortege of gar­ denia* and orange ' hlosaom*. Game* were played and the main prii* wa* won by th* honoree. Mil* Von Herhulla. AI*o many lovely gift* were presented by her friend* and relative*. Th* dining table wa* eentered with a lovely arrangement of flow, ere, at on* end'wai a punch bowl presided 'over by Mr*. Wallace. Petit* four* decorated with pink roae* were eerved the gueeta and on each plata waa a miniature bridal bouquet Thot* Invited war* Mr*. A. O. Von Herhulla, the honor**'* mo­ ther and Mr*. Robert Anthony, Mr*. W. H. Kramer, Mr*. J. L. Von Herhulie, Mr*. R. W_ Von Herhulla, Mr*. Roy Redding* Mra. nick Frank J r , Mr*. W. R. Ree l, Mra. W. R. Ruaaell, Mr*. John ritapatrick. Mr*. Jo* Chaldln, Mr*. E. Kinlaw, Mra. Saul Abram. «on. Mr*. A. Barlneau. Mr*. E. H. Ctilltim, Mr-. W. R. Moore. Mr*. Trank Alii**, Mr*. Herman Koleff, Mr*. C. (I. Jnne*, Mr*. Robert II. I.eflla, Mr*. Donald LrFilf, Mri. Rllly frank. Mr*. Paul Peunbl. Mr*. Brannon Tiaon, Mr*, lim a Hlag*. Mil* Kul* Bagwell, Mu* Dot Powell, Ml** Ellen Bette, Ml«* Dorothy Te*lo, Ml** P*t«y T**to. Mlia Sadi# Soderhlnm, Mi«* Ger­ truda Vlning end th* hoitertei. Church at 7:30 p. m. Th* Ch*nc*l Choir will rehear** at flrit Pr*»byt*ri*n Church *t 7:80 p. m. Morning Cirda No. I of th* IV .V Church will not meet until May Id. Th* Hortlculrura chairmen of the Garden Club will meet at 9:30 a. mJ it , b, Garden C*nt*r. Fine* note -h»ife of date Th* Soelat Department of th* Sanford Woman'* Club will hav* a Breakfaat, with Brldg* and Lana*ta at I a. m. Ho*t**ee* are Mra. C. M. floweri. Mr* D r YEAR ROI’ND COMFOHT Hwrert, Mr. J. E. Courier and Carefree year-round comfort Mri. W. B. Bnnaon. Market Bai­ ran now become * reality hv kal ill*. Installing any one of the latest T lR flR M I compact automatic Keating •> iTaylor eommandery No. 21 teme that com* in a variety of Knight Templar*, will meet at :.K> «i**a. It I* alto po,«iht* now to p. m the Order of th« Temple hav# pleaaent, uniform tempera­ will he conferred after which re- ture* in your home*. The** new model* ere lop* m rleanline**, freihmenta will be aerved Th* Junior fellowahip and Jun- too. No «ont to dull your well* lor Choir will rehean* at Firat and curtain*. Pick on* to fit your need*. Preibyterlan Church at 3:45 p. m. The Youth Choir will rehear** FRfDAT •t firat Preetyterian Church at 7:30 p. m. Th* Jaearanria Circle of the Th* Deacon* of th* f i n t Gart.en t'lub will meet at the Preibyterlan Church will meet at homa of Mri. E. C. Ruah t v a pic­ nic tupper wmch will b# served 7:48 p. m. Th* Intermediate Choir will re­ promptly at 7 p. m. Co hnitsaae* hear** at f i n t Raptiit Church at with Mri. Ruih ai 1918 Loruit Ave. will be Mri. J. C. Andrew* 7:00 p. m. A Coronation Service for th* and Mn. Geneva Van Ruvkirk, fl. A.'i of Seminole Baptist As­ Each on* la requeued to tiring sociation will he held at North- own service and husband or eld# Raptiit Church In DeLand friend* are invited. The Drt Gardenera Cirri# of at 7:30 p. mTh, A(j„|t rhnjr ill rrhear** the Sanford Garden Club will at First Raptiit Church at 8.00 meet ai II a m at the horn* of Mri. XI. L Ctillum, 2<i8 8. Klimt; p. m. The Hemraocalli* Garden Circle Ate. A covered dish luncheon will ............ ................. __ ...... III meet at 7:30 p m. it the home. be lerved. j j cate,, :nr S. Allan•Member* of the Wora Garilen tie Av*. in New Smyrna Beach. Circle and thrir husband* w.it hav# a barbecue supper at 7 p. in. Covered dish. Palm Circle of the Sanford Gar- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. dfn c|ub niN || i t ,b# hom# of Fred Ggnaa on Golden Lake. HotMra. Arno Erirkien, Da Bary. tease* will be Mrs. Ganai, Mra. Speaker will he Jerry Galap of Ralph Dean, Mri. Wight Kiriley „nftwood C.ardani, Co-hoite.io* and Mr*. W. V. Robert*. ir# ifr, A R(wntrM , nd y,ri The Adult Choir will anyny a Wallace Gahler. banquet at First Raptiat Churrh Th# Central Circle of th* Gar­ at 7:00 p. ni, den Club will meet at 9:43 a. m. Tha Hibiicui Garden Circle will with Mra. M. C. Hagan Cn-hoi- meet at II a. m. tor a covered tesata are Mra. Jody Cameron and dish luncheon at tha home of Mr*. Mr*. Francia Bolt. Mlia Lou Jna Mon, Silver Lake and Mri. Campbell and Mra. J. B. field* W. J, Toll ai ro-hnite**. New of. gponeor the program on Be­ fleer* will be installed. goniai. Speaker Is Mra. Helen Th* Rote Circle of the Garden wtnquiit. Member* ar* urged to Club will meet at tha home of attend to lubmtt Idea* for the Mr*. H. A. Simpion In Geneva at next year a program. 10 a. m. Covered dieh luncheon. Reminola Rehekah Lodge No. S3 77*# annual Spring Frolics will will meet In the IOOF Hall at I be presented at I p. m. In th* p. m. Mothera night program will Pinecreat School auditorium. Ticbe observed. keta may be purchased at the The Seminole County Hom* door. Damo Club will maet at tha Club SATURDAY Center at I p. m, “Goodby Mr. Tha R. A.'* will meet under th* Roach" damonatratka will be leaderehlp of Mrs. Vane# Duke at given. 9:30 p. m. Tha Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will hold Ita regular weekly duplicate gam* at tha Yacht Club at g p. m. Visitors are walcom*. immy, Jeanie Going Western HOLLY'WOOD i* — Blimey, if and Jeanie ain't gone You know who they are, guv'nor Stewart Granter (real name: James Stevseii) and Jean Sim­ mons, of cour*#. Two of the nicest btokea what ever cam* over from Old Blighty. And now they're heading for the large open iparea. Y'es, sir, that's right. Granger and hi* wife have purchased a New Mexico ranch that make* Grace Kelly'* new realm look like a phone booth. They are owner* of 103 square miles near Silver City. N. XI. What's more, they plan to live there permanently, leaving only to make movies. Jean explained the whole bloom­ in' business over lunch at 20th eCntury-Fox. "I’m ngt ao aur# how I 8m go­ ing to like it," ah* said warily. "But It’* what Jimmy wants, ao I'll go along with It." He met a hunter who told him MISS SUZANNE MrROHKRTS about a ranch In New Mexico. (Photo by Raymond Studio) Jimmy went down lo tea it, but It wasn't qule; right. But ha saw * ★ ☆ *r x some other*, Including thr one we bought. I understand it'* very beautiful country and fine for cat­ tle. 1 haven't seen it yet." Mra. Granger I* pregnant and i hasn't done murh traveling though alie may acrompany her Colton Carnival will be pro­ phi*. Mill McRohreti mil attend husband to England where he'll claimed May 13 at dink when the :h# ceremony ai a lady-in-waiting make a movie with Ava .lartlner Royal Carnival Barge, floating in the royal court. She observed that tha wilds o( down the broad breast of the Mis­ She li a graduate of Stuart Hall. New Mexico might he a better sissippi, nose.* its way into the Staunton, \'a.. and li now atten­ place to rear their children than hatlmr at Memphis, Trim. ding Stetson University in Dcl.aml in clasa • conscloui Hollywood On hand to meet the king, queen where dir n an active member of Their family include* two of hi* and royal party will be the Mayir Alpha Xi Dell* National Fratern­ ynungileri, 10 and W, by a pre­ of Memphis. F.dmund Orglll, may­ ity and it a mrniber nf the Profes­ vious marriage. ors of the cities in the cotton priw sional llti*lne*a Club and the Canilucing states and the nationally tetbury- Club. knmvn Eddie Fisher. S r ' * * d'-ec* d#*c*ndant of Miss Suzanne McRoberts. daugh­ Mary Owen*, the Wit wrute wom­ ter of Mr and Mrs. tV K MeRob- an in the Northweit territory and eris of Charleston, W Va , ami il*o a direct de«cent of Colonel Sanford his hern asked to repie- Samurl 3|cRoberi*. the originator lent the Duration Club of Mem- id tlie l.ibrrty l,..»n during the Ftr*t World Har. At th* Catntial hrgmi five day* of lun and feuivitle*—gala bail* anil aireet dancing; tl*e Maul of Codon Fashion Show where the maul* wear cotton gown* made Ju*t lor them b> the world'* largeit trading designer*; th* MayDay Luncheon; the world'* larg­ est Children', Parade; Ihe Cotton Fashion* Parade; the Great CutIon Parade; the Grand Carnival Parade; Children's Pet Show and many oilier event* all crlrbraitng tlie King Cotton. Theme for 103#' is "King Cotton Make, Music." nr Miss Suzanne McRoberts Will Represent Club At Carnival «• •• • f' y ’V;,- < School Of Dancing Will Present Senior Recital Wednesday Night The Duxbury School of Dane- Harvey. toe will pre.eot R* »8nlor recital (D#, en,htr> w ..¥rr, , #.4W, r ,nu.d7 ’- I '" , 9 ‘h,* R' ml' n t r '.’ma. -Nutcraefcrfii* n o t , H<«h S-hooi a - l l l o r l " m u*- Q u h f ,. h r T<.v,,|t;0„ k v . M a-r)T - ' t lo-r the theme, "Parade of c#r„!# Ann Ad, m, > B,hb„ Month,• , Berry. RutM# Carlton, Cindy There will be no char*'* and May, J -ly R-hh; Dane* or |h« th* public I* Invited to attend th* cu t t . p|.jm j*,trv. D«anna Nlsv-'u event wh'eh will feature b»auri- 0|*: C'-'ne** B*n»*: Joy D uf-a",. ,, ftil costume* and many colorful Mar{|yn fno*, Jo-e’le I,e*. P*8 and different dance*. J Febttrn, J-nle Whit#. SylkTa ' Tho** taMne part are: Intro- Wllllnn-ej D i 'u o' the Reed Pi >• ductlon: Xtartba Johneon end *•: Story He’-’n Waahburn: Rose Sheralyttn William*. »ian Da-re* P-*»n French. D a * .., (January) Happv New 7‘enr: *n"a N'eho’*, St'rhael Po-e, Sailw ..) Mary Jane Fl< nt. and Carol Nuttj “ »* Bonn'* Taulty: Walt* -f On th. Town: Shirley Morgan: F' oiv#m : Mar* Jan* Flrnt, Snow Q-een*: Caroline Ba"7 erl-. •’"»*» Jennton*. Janlr* K lnlqw,,Itheda Enstein. Jesuenn, Mathl- r «t-e'e >'u*», Stoner riehard*. eux, Jan Mlcheel, Molly Weldner Hott'e W'll'am* and featurlm*' and Jill Weit. Jon' 8*unH#r*. (Fehniary l Valentine*: Mary Mr*, for'* Duxbury I* dlrect-ny .v Jan# Flynt. June Jenntne*. Magteacher* I n .,,.; cl* Jan* l.awson, Deanna Nlch- clud# Mr*. Duxbury and Mias ol*. Carol# Nutt. Michael Pone. Jonl faunder*. Naney Richard*, Ret'y Lynn Bel-1 Accnm-anlst I* C h r l a t l n ) vldne. Geraldine Sdvey, Dottle Rlankenahto *h"e th* coittim) William*; Sweetheart*: Nancy design* were mad# by Mre. Dux* and Dick Butler (eourteey of bury and Mr*. H. S. Dugger, Wagner Studio*, Rlalrsvllle, XIr*. Dugvar al*n m*'1# many nf -.' Mlia Leap Y’ear: tha coetumea assisted hy Mr*. Yf* Pennsylvania) Mil* R. Jennings and tha mothtra. Cindy May. Uihara for tha occasion win . (March) Luck nf (he Irish: Ruthla Carlton, Snndra Estrldge, h# Mis* Nance Robb and Ml ) Joey Mu»e, Judy Robb, Jill Weelj Carolyn XVashhttm. Mr*. L. R. Four Leaf Clover: Jun* Jennlnx*. Johnson la flower chairman ani (April) April Show-era: Dottle 1)1 k Rutler la tumbling taaehfr.. . . Student a«siatan‘* I n c l u d e William*: Easier Terad*: Susan French. Jeanette Itorv-v, Ctod* XIary Jan* Flynt, June Jennlngi, . Taulte, ....... . Janie* Kinlaw, Deanna Nlchn**, Mar. ................... Sallv Rolih, ........ Ronnie Marilyn Wa»hhurn: April in Pa- Nancy Richard! and Dottla Willi*" * rle: XIary Jana Flynt. ami. (Xlay) May ljueen: Rettv Lynn *.! Selvidge: Rlueblrd: Xllehael Pon*. m (June) Bride: Janice Kinlaw: Rrideimald: Suian French. (July) Firecracker: Geraldine Spivey: rarade: Jnr Duggar, ' Andrew Carraway, Clifford M*« Marilyn K-ip«. David Lanier, rat Klhbln Jam** Gut Jr. and Miy,. * Rabun, Denver Voilnplrh, Janie and XIr*. Bob Kama will leave White, and Svlvla William*. for Jackionvill* to attend th) (August) Vacation In Hawaii: Stata Imurane* Aient'e Coaven* Xtary Jan* Flynt, Jun* Jennlngi, tlon atarting Thursday, ->• Xlagrle Jan# Lavvaon. Janie# Kinv.,i*v of eta Tmritl law, Deanna Nlchol*. Carol. Nutt. , MriY ,,W "f « • Mlcheel Pope. Ntoncy Richard*. *«■ .w‘" »• Betty Lynn Selvidge, Geraldine her brother, VMIIiamf Edgtf (p u Jiio n a tA Jtolvev, Dottle Williami; P arti: ' * ’ **•'■ ljo u l,< Mo. S h ) Rmedwayt Joey will vim other relatives In St* Xli’f*: New O rleant: Carol# S i f t . Louia and in Kaniai City, ilio. I September t Autumn Leasee: Poach freih pear halvae In ) Nto-tcy Biihard* (October) Black Xtarie: XIary sugar ivrup: add strips of pra« Jan* fy n t, June Jennings, ami irrved ginger. Serve ai an ar*---compiniment (or pork or t i a da*. • • Caro1# Nutt. (Noremlier) rilgrim: Jeanette uert. Jnnl Saunderet Fried Chicken Meal Enjoyed By Group At Yacht Club i fri-d chicken dinner vr/v* *nInved hy the member* nf |h* Sanford Dupliral* Bride* Club and their if.,*»-• la-1 Thur-dnv evening *i th* Yacht Chih fn llovunp the dinner eleven table* p artirlna'ed in an individual movement of duplicate play. THE LONG. BLIM, BII.K CHIFFON EVENIN'* DRESS waa dengned by Oleg Caannl In three duiky eolor*. The cron-dtapcd torio la ahaded from beige, to gray-blue, to •late gray on down through tha ekirt A separate stole i* softly knotted on one shoulder and marked with a Jewelled pin. At the back the skirt break* out In a pleated flare cloae lo the hem. With *n average of 110. high fop the evening wa* scored hv XIr*. II Stemshnrme with llfi'z match point*. Other high score* included XIr*. Grace Schrup, 1(2; Albert Brirklin, 141; XIr*. Leon­ ard Xlun»nn, 137; Dr. Leonard Munson. 123; XIr* Alberta .MrGreary, 127; Mr. Edward F Hig­ gins, 120: and Mr*. Berta Roberta, 1234. There will h* another regular duplicate gam* of th* rluh at th* Ytorht Club next Thursday eve­ ning ai 8 pm in which visitor* arn cordially Invited. L• 1\ %9.0 A SUIT with Ita faihlon fu-, tme clearly in sight la fashioned of imported chiffon worstedturn, and pieclatly tailored by Hannah Troy. Self-tan pockets, bone button* and a white linen overroller are the only accents on this rhle salt and pepptr blend town auit. 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White dota on Taupe, Peach, Lilac, Coral or Black, •lies 12(1-241). de­ FEATURES: 1:31 — 1:31 — 3:31 — 7:31 — 9:31 COMING SOON A C O M P LETE LIN E OF WESTINGHOUSEPRODUCTS maaq who had ‘Forget Me Not Mesh” In White* Blue. Tan CASUALS tk tfm IVEYS **Wli)T) Quality !■ Higher Than Price" A bout L ev*.. In ■ IHeHm* #f tweeity-fewr eeeNril) u!!S lNGaBy* • Accredited Charge Account) Welcomed) �Iwmm B m sst ■mim Zuverink American League's No. 1 ■. 1 • ■uxAiam THE BAWrORT) ffERALP Fag* f TH EIR Y E A R ? - - - Thm, May ft. 19M By A la n M a v a r m J6N K * B O V S \ytf MAZtTAVf TMJ* /it90 A 0990/ Rotarians To Pit Skill Against Cubs M C O fiP O * ^ 9 8 /9 9 L0TT/N& 4 HMtWALS 0 0 9 / WITHOUT A 0C TO 0/**C t n e w fi0 * r AV SW BY BOB SMITH Mgrs. George Stine and Bag An added attraction will l , an! Wiggins of the Cuba »*y «>■ iy rn www __V aald Slabs slowly, “Or used Captain flake'? car. Tbs little ................... ... . their charges bar. been d*lighted The Astorlllvd Prase tap for tha spectators at the Ro- I with the opportunity to "drub have It made for me- aba's gradu­ bungalow-showed lights, and when the Captain opened Iks frout door George ZUverInk, tha guy no­ tary league game between the! tha dubs." Sllna went on to say ally—getUag worse.” aad entered tha living room, Mrs. body wanted, right how la tha Nov Cuba and the Alletara Thura. at that xa a matter of fact so many "Mentally T” "Yes. l i found a comfortable Yeareley, the nurse, roes from a I relief pifefler |q the American 7:30 p.m. Immediately after this of iha Rotary league regulars house hero In town, and 1 have a chair near U»e radio. He explained League, getting the Job done al­ l.lttle World Scries battle, a want to get In the game, tig practical nurae with her. Then, ten the purpose of Mm visit- “Has my most on a daily basis for the Batpicked t'»m of Rotarians w!ll p l t l j j g j „ "om, nlel1lber, ot tha Tp U* days ago, fern caught cold, ffha wife gone ta b * r ' thalr skill against th* th . winner of A|f™ar *1Uild Joi- t0 kei„ them T got her rfasdy at nine, like I tlrmore Orioles who can hardly do waa favsrlah, and aha coughed a a thing without him. the pennant, the Cubs,J M L always do. Bha may ba la bed.. . lot. 1 hesitated to Ming in a Poet happy. aba tsu: mat ifila Ataa. Tha 28-year-old righthander, who Their raincoats hung upon chair Bonny t'owell has gathered an At any rate, after seeing flva Ttieraiea- doctor—gossip, you know, about a backs, tha men moved to the bed­ In hie 11-year career hai failed lo bsrsuss Ihtla othsr mental condition." Impressive array of talent to , innings of the LltHa World Her a usdse a tlauC Aim noddtd. room. Mrs. Yearaley followed, lift­ hang on with Cleveland, Cincin­ make up the starting line up of , the onlookers can have tfl "Mrs. Yeareley, Uta nurae, men­ ing her voice to call, "Pern, honey, nati and Detroit and who wound the civic Club team and he says, opportunity to ace what I'owcT ha fltfllVaa th n I li lisas if lilid nut* * r . . * . i, Sl. *..11 tioned a Doctor Seller who has an you got company." up in aemlpro ball is a free agent figures that If the Cubs gv Is "a ball game .worth mil* office near us. I agreed, and lha Tha doctors found their patient after his first year in the minors, tired enough in their AtUUr " ^ * " ^ ' ~~e' ^ '" j i v . fpr tha »£N > man came. He made Pern com­ sitting la a small rocking chair, has strolled in from the bullpen In conflict the Rotarians will hnve original admittance fee not on# SSNtRAL fortable tor that night, and came her arms crossed at the wrists. IS of Baltimore’s 20 games this a better than even rhanre of com­ cent.' She rocked rhythmically, and eon* NAHAOCR bach tha next day. 1 waa at home season. And nf Ihe nine gimes ing out of the five inning fray as OP CAL OMBT, then, and ha discussed her ease ttnued tn rock after they entered. winners. HOLDS THf with me. He brought yotir name When Prod BJako touched her tha Birds have won to date, he's KBNTUCK/ shoulder, aha halted tha movement saved tlx and won two. lata the discussion. Rowell says he will catch 0 8 0 0 / 7K4/N/0 Zuverink, purchased in despera­ "Ob T” aald Alan. "How wax that of tha chair, but did not look at slants, sliders and slsalera of tha MCO0D N/rM tion from Detroit last July, was dona?” erstwhile pitching great, Dr. A. Me waa a 6 WINS. "Ha called rent’s condition a caUtd upon for lha third time In W. Epps Jr. This battery will probably once had been ; pretty. matter of aervouc imbalance. Ha sbably (wn daya-Iast night and with two have tha faultless (ha says) sup­ had charts—and ha wanted U use Pred said aha was forty. Her brown pitches snapped off a Tiger rally n • taiArrwt eleven port of an Inflald mad* up of hair waa neatly combed, her haul THB JON9V 9KII LITTLE croup of Ira « u some sort of machine oa bar. I— eyeg stand fixedly before her, a and picked up a 4-2 victory that U/M0ir, Orville Touchton at second base, 8 ASA famed, CapUla Saka rot* at Uitir well, in arguing for hia idea, he little moisture bubbled at tha corn- lifted Baltimore Into sixth ptsce u rn * o tit Dr, Billy Eppa at shortstop, Dr. START CD approach. During tba (antral uik, ■aid—not too flatteringly, I'm a n of her mouth. Alan set a chair whits reducing hia enrned run av­ AND LONSJohn Morgan on the hot corner W trM Dr. ( n u t actually did taka tha afraid—that you probably would at her knee, and triad to attract erage to a nifty 1J0. T/M9 and Dr, GJiarlle Park Jr. op Hie me that rern could bo cured. LAW0/NS Captain's M tw a ■ place. When Linda turned tell Pitching was the ptsi word In AWSTANr, attention, She Anally did look h'/N /N I93S. first sack. » recall a name for Aunt Ha said—his words were, Thorn­ her FORT WORTH. Tex., if—'Tom­ WHO the other three games played In at him, la a daied and troubled OP // MOft SB A Blake was left ton fancies himself a brain sur- lathlon. He asked questions of her ru * * .‘ Captain e Towell adml!a that maybe the my Boll meets Al Balding In lb# s u c c fe o e p the majors yesterday, too. In Ihe HC SADDLED foamllag _,___ j Ibeaide Alan, and the doc­ geon.' * Alertly the Captain looked hustling infleldcrs might be a feature sin|!*i lest of the Interna­ no THS husband, and tha nura*. “Does her American, Tom Brewer struck nut POP THC tor; knowing that the man e wife serose at Alan. "little erratic," but he adds "how tional IGA Matches today as tha T /n e o / condition vary?” 8/CNT ONLY 2 The doctor est relaxed, his eye* nine and cut off Cleveland on four kad bean ill, naked about her ran they throw them over or United Sales aceks lo wrap up Ita THA/N8K "Yea Sometimes ehe'e brighter. hit* In s 2-1 Boston victory. In Ihe crinkled Into a smile. “I do,” be feaalth. A HH Yt*0* around Charlie Parka?” Sometimes she cries. Mostly she National, ItDIwacavr* «•* Dy-V. UMi *lralg>t a^pkln* Trophy, f Captain Blakt did not reply at agreed. Just site this way." The Captain’s distress only InIn the outfield tnera .is a These two shot the hottest golf beat Brooklyn 3-1 an six hire In' pace, and Alan looked up, to aw He made certain basic testa of "wealth of talent” the manager yesterday in toe four-ball matches tha officer, gaaing uroaa at Mar- crcaasd. "Seller—'1 be earn, un- her. SSMMU »# l - | IhIOHIHM I reflexes, and used his slotho- retain the Braves' slim hold on garrt, a troubled expreeeloo upon easily. “He’s nut an M.D., la he?” aver*. H* says that long ball which the United States won 3D lo first place, and St. Louis, helped scope. Then the three men With­ feu face. "It*” he aald then, hie "No, ha Isn't." hitler* are the specially, al­ 3(i. Boll and Gene Littler beat by a wlerd five-run inning and manner healtant, 'Tva been mean­ "t—I'm sorry I ever called him." drew to tlis front porch, the doc­ dandy relief pitching hy Llndy Mc­ though speed In hawking the Bill Mawhlnney and Murray Tuck­ tors putting on their raincoats. "A "Did your w i l e get over her ing to talk to you about that, cloud scrapers that might pos­ er nf Canada 8-up and scored I 18-Year-Old Father Daniel, Gordon Jones and Jackie superficial examination Ilka this cold?” Tuornton. Professionally—not at sibly get out there Is a well es­ points. Bolt, could do no wrong "Oh. ye*. But the thing in, Thom- tells very little,” Alan explained. Collum, smackrd the New York tablished attribute of hia gurd- on thj greens. "We should have her at tha hos­ Has School Ball Giants 8-3 to tie idle Cincinnati ton, Zeller keeps coming to the • K i a nice chap, not actually LEAGUE BOWLING"If I had pulled Ilka that yes. tiers. pital for a time." for second place. handaome. Without hia cap, he house.” TP NAME Alsn'e smile faded., "You can "All right.” Captain Blake looked Z-ivorlnk, who finished both ends Club In Uproar Brack Perkins, Bob Cornell, lerday," said the lean Texan, looked hie full age, which raiut New worried, and grim. 4117 been in the early fortlee. He slop that.” nf Hallimorr’s doublclicader sweep I*. D. Scott and Bill Bush have speaking nf th# Colonial National Kve Alan’s hand fell upon his shoul­ against Detroit Sunday, came on ASBURY PARK. N. J. (A— An Cook -He say* she needs attention." ia a Reeerve officer, and had the 7337 Hit affixed their names lit ronlruct* Invitational Tournament, tn whlrb "Possibly she does. Hut Zeller—” der. "She heeds something different last night after Ihe Tigers had 18-yc*r-old father of two children trained aotdlar'a erect bearing, and for the hotly contested Cub cun- he finished second, "I’d have w fl 3.2(1 from Yeareley and Zeller,” he said he coughed. And eeld no more. hie tightly contained manner. scored ■ lying run off starter BUI has Ihe New Jersey high school j* 4tr-, P Diet end undoubtedly will thrill that one In a brecie.” kindly. T know you rented this "Look, Thornton ” The Captain 8331 "My wife, you know,” he con­ Bolt and Littler had a best bait Wight In Ihe ninth. Kuvrrlnk’a sec. baseball world In an uproar ami |*ro'*n :h* stands with their clever tinued, “ia a chroma Invalid. U’e waa impatient now. "What I’m place furnished. My thought was, ond pitch to Harvey Kurnn was 8310 of <H. Mawhinney and Tucker a 70. cavorting, l'owrlt added Hint he major league baseball scouts In Hl"a Pred, let's move her to the hos­ getting at—I'd like your opinion a nervoua—oe mental thing. Bev. Balding and Gordon Brydson of 7104 might even sign up some other Hartwiek era! years ago, the wae in an acci­ on fern, as to how much and what pital tor a time: you give up this rappcil into an Inning-endlng dou- a sweat fo elfin him. Canada walloped Mike Souchak place and go live in Officers' quar­ blrplay. Then after relief Al Aher talent befura the “Play ball” on should be done lor her. Lately— 2J32 dent. Buffered a head Injury—they He's Lee Owen, a righthander ?J!r.\<l!,rf and Cary Middlecoff 3 and 4 a iuu Thursday night. knew at the time that thera had I'm contused. Ho, would you take ters. If ws can help your wife, you had walkrd Hie bases full In Ihe Balding amazed even hia team, been aome brain tlieue damage. I over the case, be Interested In It!" can establish anolhsr home. If wa Baltimore ninth, Hal Smith banged who has pitched three no-hlltcrs j #rrcll (1!U2 mates with his wizardry en lha Alan stood up. "1 am Inlerssted,” can't—thera ara places, for hsr a single to break It up. for Asbury Park High School and House don't know the terms •. .” o.us 41 148 3604 126 greens. Balding and Brydson, who Friable 29 he sold. "Uut, without seeing the own protection, Prcil." •■1 understand,” aald Alan. allowed a total of only nine lilts jjarl Brewer won his third against (1333 44 118 Ashley K73 .3 123 played a terrific game himself, ••aha seemed to recover, except patient, I could venture no kind of Tha Captain struck his list one defeat by granting .Cleveland and four runs in six games. Scouts jietts 7338 ■ 31 147 Tctlo 33 3930 113 had a best ball of 64 despite f •gainst a white post. "Title sort of that aha had headaches, and some­ opinion." of the New York Giants, Clevepnucll 7878 34 14.7 Harvey 30 3220 1U7 double bogey 8 on (he 13th hole. Blake wae on his fe*L "We could thing, Thornton—I'd rather be sick, only Iwo singles in eight Innings. land Indians, Milwaukee Braves. £run times seemed—well—a little vague. He retired Ihe first 18 men in 7812 31 143 .Sodcrblom 4095 31 97 The Balding-Brydsoit duo wna myself!” Thaw umea have Increased. When go over tonight.” order, striking out seven, while Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati, yun Herbulis "Hood Lord, yes!” II711!) 47 Alan looked at his watch, "ll'e 144 TEAM I waa called Into eervlcs, 1 put her W L the full three points (ona poln? foe "Thera Is nothing In my past ex- the Ited Sox were pasting Mike Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates and Kan- jjalllgan 7731 34 Into a nursing home, but she wasn't a little late to disturb your wife.” 113 Powell Office Supply 31 2Q each nine and one for the match) 'Tima doesn’t mean much to perienta — to help me decide Garcia for 1< hits and four rum sis City Athletic* have looked i Juftnaon happy, tirlsd , . . Now, even It the 7001 31 14t Harvey Plumbing Co. 33 22 and it was up to th* other team In five frames. Billy Goodman sin­ him over In Ihe past month, al- HcrcDu things,” hospital were built at tha f o r t Pern.” 2341 14 Mt San, Bowling Alley 32 22 match — Doug Ford and Ted "Only what your Ilfs has built gled and tripled for the Bostons though they can't sign him until \villit "All right, then." Ha cruised the they couldn't take a chrome case sto 8 140 Co. 23 Kroll of the United Stale* vs. Bill 29 San. Electric tike here. She len t actually alek. Mg parlor to where Linda was up tn lha way of Judgmsnt and whila Dick Gernert and Norm he graduates next month, {yimidy 9 12)7 19 3.7 Kerr and Sian Leonard of Canada 139 Sem. Dry Cleaner* . 1 aaked Ule dactora at home; they changing records on the player. integrity.” Zauchin homered. Owen married the former Nan- Clark 037.7 31 ina Lane* Cookies 38 —lo declda lha Usua. ia •aid that It wouldn't help, or hurt, Rupert and Margaret had come to Tha Captain shot him a kren Buhl, now 20. had Ihe help of Hclsrl at 13 and the young WarntT S’ <1 29 138 Indiv, H. S, 218 Ford and Kroll managed to win Whiddon help with the noleiillnn; old Jasper took. "What du yuu mean by two killing douhleplayt while ey to bring her here.” 1 couple have Iwo boys, - Billy, IT Kinstler 3 130 Indlv, H. T. -ill 317 Whiddon •They think that there la no sat still in the wing chair, re­ that?" tha second line 1-up after tha 7231 54 freshed by a brier nnp, and now "Why—Just that your Judgment dumping Ihe champion Brooks lo months, and Bohby, one month. Rika 131 Tssm H. S. Lance 828 learn* lied la tha first. Thus thR Beane of Improvement?” their third straight defeat. Del Besides his three no hlUers this Schulc 3300 2» "Every doctor say* a brain opsr- alert to what was being said be­ would help you chouse the people 131 Team H. T. Lance 2330 United .State* got 3U points to H. to give you expert advice, and that Crandall drove In two runs and year, Owen pitched both end* of Reynold* Alloa might bo helpful, but also hind him. 71108 34 1.10 II would have bean a flat Ha ef Alan mentioned the trip In pros­ your integrity would delcrmlna Hank Aaron homered aa Carl Era- a dnublrhradcr against New Bruns­ Holly that it might be fatal." J 171 n 130 Twrlva major league team* H4 points raeli but for ■ missed kins lust Ida second. "Ttiat'a true of any brain aur- pect, apologising lo Linda for leav­ your obligation to your wife,” wick, the defending slate cham­ Dlrsl I 1U2 128 and 33 minor lengue club* bain- birdie pull by Leonard on lha final There waa a little alienee In Thro* singles, two of them pions. ing the party, then ha asked Dr. gery.” lDi* 61U8 127 1ed In Florida this year. grpen. "I suppose. It's a hard decision.” Crust If he cared to Join them. which rain dripped from the porch bunts, three walks, a hit batsman, Alan Indicated an armchair, And, after the social amenities of gutters, and the sound of Mis. a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly placed a side chair near It, and farewell, the three men left. Be­ Yearslsy's liirned-nn radio came brought Ihe Cards (rum behind as the men sealed ihemielvee, lit rigs- hind them Jasper was engaged too loudly through Ihe closed door. slarler-loser Windy McCall. Hoyl rets. Music agsln waa drifting upon a lengthy anecdote about Dr. Each man was thinking of Mnrgs. Welm and Marv Grissom had ret as she hed looked that evening. Zeller. through the room. iheir troubles Ini he sixth inning. ITa Be Continued! It wan still rtinlng, amt they , "I'll soon have la maks Santa deHed Schnendlenst, who has hit O IMS, by KUubsth Rslfsrt. fWiirlnleil by yunnlMliui .if ihe publisher. DODO. MEAD a CO. safely in 13 straight games, sin­ IllstriMiua by Kins Kle res'iiree Htnillraltgled ihe He breaker across In Ihe frame. McDaniel, a bonus baby, won his second with a hltless sixth White Refuses To Be Nervous Path Is Cleared in relief of Hen Flower*. HT. LOUIS iB — Bill While, 22- in spring training. The Glints' BUI White, called up For Tony De Marco year old New York Giants rooklo, It was the St. Louis Cardinals from Minneapolis yesterday, broke ___ Is a somber young man who re- who became nervous when White jnl<l 'b* lineup as the J«lh plsver To Meet Martinez lused t» be nervous over his liru .-mashed a home run hia first time *" ,w** * home run in his firs! l^*Bue at-bal. He also dcuBOSTON IB — The pith was appearinca In a major league at bat, then added a ^double off the rlghl field screen and a single bled and singled. cleared todiy for former welfjr- llneup. weight champion Tony Oe Merco Th# apeedy six-foot Negro from for • 3-for-« evening. — to m fit Vince Martinet June I8| Warren, Ohio, lail night couldn't fftephan Bsllarlnf, who hai apal Fenway Park without first bos. sea why ha should be Jumpy over Ths Preaknei* Slake* U named peareif In grand opera, Is th*! ing Hoaclnr Khalil of Algeria In hia first major, league gam e- after a horse that won the Din- iigent for Chilean Jockey Carlos Bangor. Maine. |ifl*r all he was with tha Glints, nrr Slake* at Pimlico In 1870. ! I'm . Requests hy Bangor promolsr Leon Gorman Jr., and the Milne flllte Boxing Commission that De Miren be suspended for refusing to fight Khalfl were rejected yesterday by the MaesachimtU com minion. De Miren we* suspended hy the Milne commission lest Thun (lay fsr allegedly withdrawn!* from a srheduDd bout with Khalfl Mi y , 14 at Bangor. The Maine commission asked Massirhuselts to go along with the suspension, Howrvcr, Massachusetts Boxing Cimmlsslon Chair min Henry La­ mar ruled that "upon review of all the evidence regarding promo­ tion of the alleged fight by Leon Gorman Jr. no action la thought necessary." "No evldsnce has bten produced or forWarded nor has the com­ mission found evidence that a con­ tract tVlils," Lamar said, De Marco, the No. I contender a n d t h # o t h # r lo w # r * p r io i r # I for Ihe wtltor crown, and Martinea, the fourth-ranked ronlender, Tht* rugged Otdimabilo " I I ” la Wilt signed last month fnr the olitddnr fro* It* Inot i . , i from lha wsv it ride* to lake all that power, tool For instance, 10-roumler In tha horn* of th* Bos­ ami-handles! With your tint teorli nn there's in eilra-rigid.fi** eross-membered ton Red flox. tin accelerator—that 2.10 h.p, Itwket frame to give you ideal, shark-absorbing Ln|lne* answers with all ha winging balance, (am may a«d psf Beit- Van Alstyns, Michigan Ercmomy* Vril, OMsmohilr's "8IT (and the Niaety-Kighl, loo) look top honors BUte golf coach, Joined (ha SparAnd what flashing pertnrmsne* (a tha in tha recent Mobilga* Economy Rani tan itaff as head basketball middle ranges! Tin Horket la desigmd tn give yon full benefit of high turqua—.110 coach In 1U3<L Th ore's • powerful difference, ell pound, feel at normal engine speeds. That • right! Roth in Hi* rsr, and in our qualitynaan# there’* alwsya identv of man* minded way nf doing husinrsa, So mm* power—when you want It, when yon you need on in now. Tske the wheel of an Old*. H for safety a sals. mobile. Rocket away . . . today/ •ss# L» md lis *. A. Mm Ss Mwcr-n* m4 >w irSls4k u a -• WSS.SA§ Bolt Meets Balding In Singles Test * 01 PGA Matches Bowling News -- TH E R E 'S A PO W ER FUL N CE on a gallon oF DECORATOR COLORS SLIGHTLY HIGHER ft SUPPLY YARD COR. SECOND * PALMETTO AVE. ............................... MM I IN TOIAT. . �■ ,’.■■ •*",■*:'f-1’f''i j ’ : 1 . 4 S im p lifie d S e llin g O f S u rp lu s It e s . A " F o r S a le " A d . ' - Now Herald WANT-ADS Are 4 s Easy As A. B.C. — tl-EOOFtNG-FLUMBINa «* ,> u 1 8 2 1 w<n*\ ro r Better ,« fa * MOO outh Park—Pboo* 39 l k *•* 5 2 5 t u « — - « ii* 1* p’» w ntrtrt *• ' - — t* ft M l laale rt A**. 1 UU 1 PLUM BING Cootriet and repair work. P m eitimatei. R. L. Harvey. SM Sanford Ave. Phone i n . s*?. !T om . **• w'*** pow ( « « ttuablag. Kretky Hosting M. 0 . HODGES ServlM m All Water Puanp*— Weila Drilled — Pumps Paula Road PhMw TOO ■ VS FOR LUNCH? T , . Dolteious, iuorted told,o.Tt pUiei, Hived in cool comfort *}— * L , ' w r i -RESTAURANT “ **f. MRS.«APPLEBY’S NO. I VildM Hotel uff*****L" IMPERSONAL N tm C E i O-HPRCIAL NOTICES DID YOU RNOWT f RESTAURANT No. 2. Hotel. Valdca ENVELOPES, lettertoaadi. state­ ment!, invoice!, hand bills, and r o i r i m a , ete. Progrettlve rlntlng Co. Phone 401 — 403 eat tsth ML .......................... &k 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD 17 -HOUSES and COTTAGES 41—ARTICLES FOR SALE GOODS BEAUTIFUL Spinet Plano. Lale 8EK Seaiiaoto Rssity for Desir­ model, mahogany. 39 Inchei high, Muny your Furniture *l Berry s able Homes aad Apia. Phone 27 full keyboard. A-l condition, Cost warehouse rum., Co., at Ml W. 2-Bedroom house, Pboa* 2933-W. new 3893 will tell for EDS with lit at. All aallonally adv. fur* bench. Ph. 1713-R. □iter* at wareheuee price*. NICE clean furnished eottag* on 17-92. Rent by week or month. —factory to Tea— HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN Lights and water furnished. Ph. PRICES PArtt FOR USED 3010-Wl. FURNITURE V e a e tk a B lM s WILBON.MAIER Sniland head. Seg-eraa bittern READY to move In Cottage com­ rail with plaitte end*. Ftastic.or FU R N ITU R E CO. pletely furnished. All utilities, rayon tape*. Cette* er nyWa fly week or month, 3404 Park Cull MR cord*. _ Ave. 311 E. F irst S t. ( M a r i C tM i am i PaDrt On 113-114 Wert ted S t Phene 3» POR RENT) DeBtry, Concrete APT. alia gat rang*. Good con­ 49-FA~.M AND GARDEN block, hardwood floors, furnished dition. |30. Phone 11M-M. house. Wtstelde Gem Lake, 1949 Ford T ractor Double iwimmlng beach, location un­ SH IN ER S Bottom 14" Plow, 3 Row equalled, Near by P. o.-shoppTOPGUTS. Bull Headi, Worm*, lng. Shady screen porch over­ Cultivator. Reasonable price. Fleming! looking lake. Norm proof relia­ BRITT TRACTOR CO. Grocery, E. Geneva Ave. open ble g n utilities for re(rigerswr H in n y 17*92 So. Phone SOI T days a week. Tinge. Hot water It exeellent floor fumaee. Available May is Grove Caretaking. Dltelng, Dust­ FOLDING Cota—15.98. M Ft. Hoti Mid January, Phene Sanford ing, Spraying, Fertilising, A to 13.98. All alia Tarpaullfli. Army Selling Yeung Trees. w U eb it 1344-W-3, Navy surplus. 31b Sanford Ave. Grove Service. Call 1224. WE need furniture, paying top 13—ROOMS cash for same. Ball to buy from, PEAT-Oet your Daetwytar P tat at Grapevine Nuricry. 40e Bu. NICE bedroom. Private entrance SUPER TRADING POST on bag. Annual* now ready, Phone and bath. Phono 2029-W. Hwy. 17^02^ Ph. 3017-W. _ 2058-Grapevlll* Ave. Just olf Country Club Rd. 1940 FORD 2 door, must sacrifice, 12—COMMERCIAL Also table -taw A plainer, hand skill saw, earpentsr tool*. Write lb—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FRUIT and Vegetable business. Rt. 1, Bod 401, Oviedo or Call GOOD used piano. Very reason­ Hlway 17-92, DeBary, or will FO-33132. John L. Jes. sell stock and equipment sep­ able. Call 3071 or MS. arately. Phone 1944-J -2 between 1>A Inch water pump. Complete 9:30 a. m. and 3iM p. m. with electric motor, Desirable SPINET PIANO for garden or lawn. Condition guaranteed. |73. Phone 1SW-R. For Sate near hero. One of the REAL ESTATE very beat. Been rented short FOR FILMS. Fin liking, Tap* Re. lime but exactly Ilk* new. Very carders, S u p p l i e r . SEE---substantia! discount or might II—HOMES WIEROLDT'R CAMERA SHOP. rent again. For full Information, 210 8. Park Ave. write or phnnb Credit Manager, REASONABLE large comfortable home. Partly furnished. Phone UPRIGHT Plano and piano bench Streep Muilc Company, 641 N. 1252 or 2533-J. Orange, Orlando, Phone 4-2401. *50; alio FRIG1DA1RE opart* ment-els* refrigerator—<20. Box DcDary. S3—WANTED TO BUY « OOAT MILK * Randall Prieit. South ORLANDO SenUkai 8Ur, Call lUSanford P L A C UAve. TO Phene IMF 390-W-l Ralph Ray, SIM. n umw la w valuahle, vnawow.w. MY YOUR time UPHOLSTERING ii at »#ur your aarviae. CALL timee tl Custom Made Drapery and Slip 412 ( Covert. Kent. _ Proprietor, STANLEY KULP Phone Sanford — 2SS8-J Local and Long Distance moving. 2831 S. Park (Hlway 17-32) Agents for HOWARD VAN LINES. INC. PENINSULAR T. V. R EPA IR S • TRANSFER * STORAGE. Inc. p. m. Servlc! Calls $3.00 W. 9 Office 1500 French Ave., Phone 'TilA.10 Norria Pb. 1339. J. Q. Herrin, lisa. Ph. 2893-J. Licensed Tcchol- 44—APPLIANCES clam, guaranteed work. P SHOTb,wffiS: ♦ a u t o m o t iv e Expert Bookkeeping for small bull- FRIG1DAIRE appliances, sales nett, Including inoome Tax He- and service. G. H. High, Oviedo. FI*. Phone F05-2315 or Sanford lurnt, Social Security reporti a—BOATS AND MOTORS 1041-W after 8 p. m. and Salat Tan. Call 2124. Hugh See the New Evlnntde Line lor *• C. Whelchel Jr, GOOD used Electric Range. Only ROBSON Sporting Good* 150.00. Sanford Electric Co. 118 WELDING Evlnntde Sales A Service Magnolia Ave. C. A. TAYLOR. Jr. ^04 E. l i t St. Phone 9B8 .107 E. Fourth St. A l i r e 0 N D lf ioN IN G For Room or Btilldlng WELL DRILLING U30 32 H. P. Reconditioned John­ H. D. PO PE CO. INC. Pump teles with son Outboard Motor. Price |100. z«b 8enlh Park Ave. Pbone 1444 R*palr Service Call Harry Whitener at H03-W GARLAND SHAW S A. M. to 2 P. M. BAGGEHLY T. O. Box 548 APPLIANCE CENTER LONGWOOD Phone: w. p. 26-2682 ‘Your Weillnghouso Dealer” PHONE 1737 113 MAGNOLIA EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN. FOR .needy, reasonable A reli­ KENT AND WHEEL BALANC* able TV and Radio Repair Scr 1—Good used Automata Washer, ~ ING—Passenger e a r * and Vic*. CALL HOOVER, 3133 or completely re conditioned. Only U Truck*; all make*, a!***—W ton visit 303 S. Sanford Ave. lioo.oo. Bee it at Sanford Elec­ to n o n . Seminole County Mottric Co. 116 Magnolia Ave. era, Inc. BID E. 1st St. PHONE CERAMIC T ILE 1011. Paul F. Mueller & Son Ph. 154 43—BUILDING MATERIALS Free estimate. Quality work. _ Kgjz.Tsss ^^ULSEX' • t) R SALE • IMS Imperial Mobile v home with or without air-eondllioolng. ST all modem eonvenieneea. Will aaerlliea, Call days Tl or nlgMe 3099-R. REPOSSESSION 1930 Shelboume Clipper IT ft. houit trailer. Will aacriflee. Phone 1SL -GREAT DANE” all aluminum produoe trailer, a foot, recondl • tloocd, IMS model with l<fod » tires. Well worth M,MO. Seventy m other used trailer* In itock. GREAT DANE - DIAMOND T. 103 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, S-M51. S3 FT. SPART0N1TTE Aluminum House n ailer. Good condition. 31500. Phone 1SM-W. N fi. house trailer with eabana, Completely furnished. Radio, TV, end etc. 3750. Call 2333 until • 8:00 p. m ._________________ BUSINESS SERVICES 1>-BBAUTT PARLORS ______ Your Besutv Number Ph. 971 H a rrie tt’a B eauty Nook 103 So. Oik 17—BUILDING • REPAIRS PAINTING *LOOR landing ftelaUu. Inn" SernlCleimnf, waxing!. Serving note county_ since „ . * 1923. 1933. H. M. Ole■aeon. Lake Mary PAINTING Inside U outside. Room special continues at 114-93, Call 3170-J. Mr. Tasker. SALE! SALE! SALE I Rubber Base Cement Stucco Paint . ... $4.23 gal Jill Base ement Stucco Paint.... 94.00 gal. Ntem Interior Varnish .. 23.73 gal. • EMPLOYMENT ~ USED BRICK WANTED—One, iwo, or three If. T. air-compressor. Call 2031-W. RENTALS $*—APARTH4 ENTS WFLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths 114 W First St Avalon Apia. 73b W Efficiency. Phone FURNISHED Apt. 2300 Mellonvilla. HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Dayfoua Beach, Call 2374-W. FURNISHED Apis. 801W W. First SI. Reasonable—Phona 1221. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or coupla, Private bilh. Across from Poit Office. Minurl Jacobson. Elliciency apartments, air con­ ditioning and TV optional. 2621 S. Park (Highway 17-93), San­ ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT 3-ROOM turnlahsd apartment Close Closa In, 111 E. Rth St. fSOOO monthly. Phona 2366 or 1033. 4-ROOM unlurmsnad downstairs apt. 111 Oleando Ave. 133 mo Call 122-M or 136-W after 8 p.ra. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, end burnt 24-CHILD CARE black. See (hem at AHEHMAN BABY SITTINO In my home. 803 CONCRETE PIPE CO. W. 4th. Call 340-R. RED-l-MIX CONKRETE Miracle Contrite Co. 1 will car* for small children in 309 E ia Ave. Phone 1338 my home. Ph. 952-J. -RRLP WANTRP.rit.MALB g-HEDROOM furnished apt. Very CONCRETE clean and closa In. Phuna Old, Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete WAITRESS — Apply Touchton'l Tt Jimmy Cowan. Block, Sand, Gravel, Oament Drug Store, Mr. Clark. Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. alr-cond! fications. tb-M LISM I N - AGENTS Honed. 17-92 south city limits Hherman Concrete Pip* Co. Slumberland Court ATTENTION RETIRED MILL Out W*sl 12th 8L Phene 2431 TARY PERSONNEL: Unusual Three and four room furnished opportunity to represent us life 4b—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT sets. Very clsan and elosa In. tosuane* wise In Sanford and Phone 618, Jimmy Cowan. vicinity. Will train and anise HAYNES _____________ __ FURN. Apt., 1112 Park, Adults Our standard* are high, but to the eligible man this offers an ex­ e k e s * 3-ROOM apartment on first cellent opportunity with top con­ 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD fioor No other tenant. Nicely tract. furnished, convenient to stores. GOODS Company hat excellent rating—in 283 month. Available May lit. business for over B2 yean. Ad. Oiler Realty Co. 2601 8. Orlando dross your inquiries to P. 0. K IN G S IZ E ltd. Phone 1389 or 211B. Box 6668, Orlando, Florida. 3 rooms, first Boor. Clean, newly SAVINGS l-WOKK WANTED-MALI furnished. Real kitchen, uliliON A ties furnished. 315 week. Phone SCHOOL BOY with power mower KING SIZE HOLLYWOOD 916-M. 109 Holly. _________ wants mowing. P hou 71A-M-4. BED 3-ROOM apl. Screened porch l« POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph. (Full 80” wide i SO” Long) Garage, water and lights fur­ Guar, 19 yrt. nished. Ph. 208. • INNER8PR1NG MATTRESS W—WORE WANTED—FEMALE b MATCHING BOX SPRINGS FURNISHED apt. 714 Oak Ave. PRACTICAL Nurse, assistant cook, b HEADBOARD COVERED IN PLASTIC (Choice of Color) TWO modern three rooms A bath, florist helper, house keeper, lakefront apartments. 352.00 mon­ b Hollywood Legs Phone 2017-W. thly. Longwood. Telephone Win­ REG. <179.00 ter Park 2-73384. ML See ui for rentals; 1, 2, or 3 bed­ 34—INSURANCE rooms. Phono 1758. C om pute FURNISHED 4 room apt. 701 W. Pieforrod R atti t# P _ fira t 81._______ AT Policybotdere lohn William* In*. Agency Furnished apt, 4 room*. 150 00 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 417 Sanford Atl anile Bank Corner 2nd. A Magnolia Ph. 1232 per month. Adults. 706 4th St. Ph. 1642-W evenings, Phone 34 “Bud Bamberger” Mgr. Open Mondays TR 9tN i n , 2-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, VISIT OUR BALCONY 38-DOGi —CATb-PETS Furnished or unfurnished <50. 908 Elm, call 20I8-W. SMALL RABBITRY consists of 3^ Ustd turmlere, appiuac**, ___ rabbits. Entire stock for sale, «le. Baught-sold. Larry's Man. FURNISHED clean fat. floor aPh. 1946- M. partment. 1004 Palmetto Ave. 331 Esst 1st St. Pbone |«>l. •ilU.»4*iv-» .UTLI FURNISHED A p t Phon* 43J-W NEED A PAINTER? SEE USt Mlik cows for sale. Phone J0T8-W, McRANEY-SMITH 2413 s. Park Phone uos Will deliver. Now $1 LO O K <8—BUMNEBB—INDUSTRIAL NOT A PROJECT! $ 168. i 17—BKORERg and REALTORS DAILY ACROSS I. Obtained t. Conical mss*** of thread I. Sh*HXi bras t* to Draws 12 Follow 13 Mlxsll* weapon 14 Listeria 16 Marshy meadow 17 Southesn labbr.t 18 S|>ech* 20 .Street (abbr.l 21 Narrate 21 Equlpmtok an Host 28. Mother-In law c' rtuih IBib.) 31 Hollow, horned rumlntnl 31 Hals* 34. Low* frequency Uhbr i ?G Irritatingly self-suffi­ cient person ?S hinalle.it Uemea — Lola — Acreage OZIEH REALTY CO. Sine# 1949, Sanford’s Lesdinc Laura D Ozler Builder of homes for ovar l.coo Real Estate Broker people. Sales Office: Llltlt Venice 2601Reg. So. Orlando Dr. - Ph. 1339 In Loch Arbor. PHONE 1384 FRANKLIN REALTY LOWKLL R. OTHER ■elder - Plume tue ONket M l I. Orlande Dr. HOMES Stew and lli-.mle Unmet Phono 1886, Rt. 17-03, DoBury _____ BALL REALTY- DOWN ‘.Well-bred Malt kiln 1. Ural 4. Discipline 9 Rowing Implement 8 Knitting stitch 7. Astringent fruit* I. Animals 0 Dlepatch II Hit (slang) 15 Canine 19. French river 22. Bulky plec* of timber 39 Itoinsn monsy 41. Custodians 44. Parrot 46. Weird 47. Fragranc* 48. Pig pen* 40. Remain 80. Conclude Company A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Chestenon, Garfield Willetts, John Malsch, II. W. Williams, Hnicl 11. FIl-UI, A. C. Duudncy, Land Suveyur. 118 N. Park Phona 1129. 2J. Famous aectlon (Chi. c*|n) 25. Spawn of fish 27 Beau. tlful land. . scaped road 29 Wedded 30. Flower* 32. Bind 34. Tibetan pricet 33. Dreads 37. Turn* to th* right □ ■wuua M !•*►♦ .1 <W I «r»i T~ inline . | i . t ........................ a r1 -MM.' 112. 1-1 J ' l t i l -1 vjiri.ll;! i MUM M M 4 lf !- i2 l K f .t .l h i -ll'll-l iliUii.j eg ‘•eileteev** A*i*te lu ll- J -1 4& Native (Scot landI 42. Soya nleknanw 4). Inland 43. Win* kocopteilf a w //, TT _ * iB i 17» Tr 77" I a i r fIT li 11 1 TT fa 72” hr fa IT _ ,j* j _ pM-n, . 1j l i i , rill" M in i 1 ■!_ W K Id ld tllX - j * ' H i □ 'm M m 73__ % T* m ■til* lebbr.) RAYMOND M. RAI.I. One AIt M flARftlHON REU. IIRURERt B. D. Higateymaa, Aiiotliie 2*4 South Park Avo, Pkont NO Si. CROSSWORD P ig l f TT T fa ■-to Tr % TT TT TT” fa m l 33 4EW, Beautifully Designed THREE HOME AND INCOMB and FOUR Badroom Homes • 1 Upstairs Is rcnlcdi downstair* I* and a Baths ready for you to move In, Roth units nirely furnished. Building rtlA and VA (GI) FINANCED r«*ntly painted. Large Lot. Si­ A Verted Selection of Plans tuated near store. K«*p that Prie«d from |U,30O to 324,000 cost of living down on this bar­ Built By gain or rent both unit*. Only <7,bOb, ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. Builders of Finer Homes Seminole Realty For Florida Living W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plnecrest.........Sanford, Fla. 1981 Park Ave. Pbeoe 27 er 148 Grove Minors............Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villas.........DeLand, Fla. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Cramtey A MoatoKh SALES OFFICE at III Soath Park Pboao 773 2823 8. French Ava. They Kaaw Phone: 2100 and 2980 R obert A. Willlama, R ealtor Haymind Lcadqulsl, Assoc1st* HOMES Phone 1673 Atlantia Bank Bldg. TIRED LOOKING? Hera is comfort on two Iota In Lake Mary, wall located 3 bed­ rooms, garage and workshop. Price: <7500. <3,000.00 cash balanc# $50.00 por month, 3-BEDROOM, til* bath, Florida room. Oak floora, large lot. toe as far FfoaoB Avo. Property shad# A fruit trooa. Call 1074-W. BEAL ESTATE DETVE-IN 2544 Frooch Ave, BY OW NER J. W. HALL, REALTOR WYNNEWOOD section. I bedrooms “Call Hall” Phone 1758 tile bath, kitchen equipment, CAR ON YOUR MIND? Sea ( EASY DOES IT, th* Want Ad space heater, large corner lot. tb* Want Ada for big valuta in oil way! Kell, root, trad*, buy through FHA financing available. 2424 makes and models NOW. ‘Classliiod. To H ttp You B uy Or SaU Summerlin. P hona 2530-11 R o m L. P sv to n . B roker Albert* J, Hall, Associate Phona 1171 17-92 at Hiawatha CMcroto Block Paymaat VA -• 3231 Down Paymoa 354. Par Month P A I Tb* Want AS Department la Kitcboa Fully Equipped let fast to ihooto colors and tile epoo from 1:30 a. m. until 6:30 p. A. K. S h o o t ah or. BniMor OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*, Pal­ EVERYTHING YOU NEED metto Bldg. Call 1734 or 1494. FOR A LOVELY 2 RIDING Horse* and saddle* BEDROOM l‘30o. Pbon* 2307 Sanford Z Office room* In Miller Building. In (Twice of Colon R A N D A LL ELECTRIC CO. 12—ARTlCLnS FOR MENT 113 Magnolia Ave, Phono 91. Rlectneal Contracting and Repairs 37— HOUSES and COTTAGES TV S ervlet C enter RoUaway, Hospital a n d B a b y Boda. Day. Week nr MontiiRendlx and Crosiey Applianeaa 3-BEDROOM house, convenient lo­ T*L 1423. Furniture CeaterYOU GET ALL 12 Magnolia A rt. r h . IIS cation, screened porch. 1207 Park 119 Watt First Avo, Sea owner, Al Skinner. 90S ft—LAUNDHT*OBT CLEANING . 1 0 FOR RENT - Dragline aad opera­ Magnolia, Ph. 1433. PIECES tor by Hour, flteek oi Month. Dour Waan and Damp Dry Double Dresser Box Spring 5-ROOM house, completely furnish­ te . Wash aad Dry Feld Pbo,-i tu t, Lee Construction Co. Mirror Pair Pillow* ed. All electric kitchen, Urge Laundry 43-ARTICLES FOR HALE itoukcase Red Bed Spread ___ Dry Cleaning yard. Close to town. Inqulro inner spring Pair Boudoir within at 1221 W. 2nd. St. or BbeHmM* U iu d m a l USED 'Air-Condltloner. Good corn Mattress Lamps call 2343. 353 per mo. ■ente Hid* Fee-mart Bldg diUon, <130.00. F iru com* 41 Its Run Utb 8 t only), Sanford Electric Co. i l l 2-BEDROOM bou**7 Kitchen fur­ $10 DOWN Mainolia Ave. nished. in town. Phono 443. W—PIANO BERVICI 14—LOTS SMALL Grand Plano—1476.00. Al­ Mather of Sanford 4-ROOMS, Florida room bath A 1-39 E. M 84. Phene 1ST J t. L Sill - Plano Technician t’ so 20” window fan and table Immediate EXCELLENT Lots. Inquire MOO medal Hi Fi tteu phew 1 M U , r I H M AM RMte A a fu t Site. 1b - BLKCTK1CAL C ent ra<iere T um . May 8, 1958 BUT— flames of Real IndlviduaII ty: Brittany Farm Romes, Early American. Ultra Modern, Con venl tonal A F r e n c h Colonial CONVENIENCE 1■ *Irelat'd In this typeswell landscaped, 2 bedroom home with large equipped Kitchen cer­ BUILT On Large Landscaped amic tiia bath, SEHVK-TlIttU Lots: in the best of neighbor bar on porch, Blhf nlih (ircpUto hoods. Pit It'Eli TO SELL n'. IHI.m TERMS Call Alien or Price lor COMPLETE wllh all the feature* eppL you hav* dreamed about such W. H. “Bill” RTKMPER si Colored General Electric ap Reail.-r — General msnrance and colored plumbing Guy Alien. Asserlaie Bllancea xiurcs. Arietta Price, Asaoctete Pbone 2121 112 N Par* Ave AND available at reasonable prices with the best financing Alexander A S tringer & with minimum down-pay­ ituai Estate • Insurance ments. Mrs. Lourint Misstnger, Assoc 107 Magnolia Ave, Ph. 16 ONLY ONE LEFT At 310,100, • 3 bedroom home on overall* lot with trees. Only 3223 down, Includes screen porch, carport*, utility roum, ap­ pliances, apace heater, tile bath. C a ll 1821 T H E SANFORD HERALD Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN & IIAKKKY tea N. Park Ave Phene 1311 Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr* - A*' ’f / .ewi yHt l ls? ...J v*'1 !: i n ' i . -*■.'•1".. K* v,‘ * j •. m. *a«k tailaow day except Satarday afternoon. Doadlln* for woob-day iaaortfou In 8:00 p. m tea day ponwdlas pa bitea tion. SHERMAN COI PIPE CO. O ai w o « i « h a t. * v.cu«BaEaa.Ci.rJJ.Jtir-1 .. p. 3., *<ii^8.V4yteifcW'..‘-eLe- - K t r p f edfe-etm Jt>| Uj4j.4»*— h A- �; iHospital Notes %? Social & Personal Activities £ » MART FOWL** .observed In th* Dt Bary Baptist Vrtnda and nallbbora a rt Wit* church at the U a. m. *e-vlct at idtiM tha rat urn of Mr*. Blair I which tha Rav. Hubert Thomas 1flailia to bar homo iha will wlQ be afJtrl pi' 1IM HMH W emnmw whore ~ _ ofOclata. There 4..** K ir Mr. U feeuperatlna Iron two m ajor ano and organ duct by Mr*. Lud* K' eo retko* and a month's slay at wig Kupeca and Mr*. Harry WUk Memorial la DeLand. *Mr*. Brown, The uhlor and sanjoy choir* Tideman wishes to thank those will sing Iha anthem Bask'Ye the who sent her flowers and cards Lord and thee will be a Mother's (we counted ITS of those) wishing Day solo by Miss K. Hanninger. bar a etilck recovery. Thornes Gsrtlly. son of Mr*. ' Richard llofstctter, building InJ g jJ k rjf■ jjJ J i^a^mintoVfwDo^BaiytoSwlBg ,|lsef,ir«* ,rom ‘h« irm td forc**Z t « • the-IW sr four Neighbors decided tb give him s r as manv vouna^ouDlas Si housa <u e,u > Ur‘ >nd Mrs. Robert Q^SSSpSiSS a 3 tu H ^ r » ru « u v u i.. Ky Up the 1 tie hubbub Jof tcommsrcUl t J a eloea-.b- sstjp &No^%torfs(h# iu*•« ^ ^ ftturn n. w n ,‘ ' -Way will hum with aetlvlly among tha Da Bary organisation* Wiiwh are staging thslr llnal cclebratloos of Ihe seeson. P 'nUtlon Xstales Woman's club will hold a luofheon and stylo show si tha Langford Hotel Wednesday of this week; the POA picnic will be the mer sod who they wished to honor al , fK cwsll function. So finala eooptril| V# supper dance was hejd ssturday night for Ihe follow,n | . Mr lnd Mra, welleiley Corb#,(< Mr< and Mrl, Franklin Mil, Mf and Mri) wjmam strlpp*. Vr lnd Mfl A„ red Karon and lhfl quests of honor. Corners on 111 IRb and h»U*d « *he Elk's club Sunday report ‘'smacking good food" and (,e C of C Ladlas night on May n#£ h(wr,y chala J ith ui*lr Ban, . u, . Plait Brown tells us sh«‘ ford ,r|snds, all of whom partlclh r C n f f iltln T tliS her C P«l#d ,n ^ e HtraW'a *° r ! ! " ‘ Wl; hhJ?*r lh“ H the Seminole Hospital fund. A S f e happy reunion of lour fan). v £ M aa^Tho Browns also visited In tour ot ' h# Kautlfully landscaped JsdHonvill# ls«t week. *^ou|da af°t ’i' u ’! & > . r . d. / . m t . |; and waterways. SHJSSzJSi Television 1 wmms tv (Tssnaus. a ,l\W mi AD r yflM* n n ik n u M Children, Teachers Playwriting Team* Injured In Wreck' Novelist Awarded WAUKESHA. Wis. w — More than 100 schoolchildren and teach­ Pulitzer Prizes Ihe term o! Gjv. Dan McCarty who died In office. (.nines n v i r a n u m s i In an election era statement, The Chamber ef Commerce staff ers wet* Injured yesterday when Collins forecast he would lead the * (Altamonte Springs) Carrie Jones (Sanford) Geld and hoped the lead would be rfcervc*. some nnuvual in p i n k their baseball excursion train wa« lira. Shirley Enloe (Sanford) wrecked .Itl a collision a loadbig enough lo put him over In the Discharge -. They Iwt. iieeu «•<.?•) to louts r d g r a v e l truck. first primary. baby sitters, vai-mim cleaner sale*, Mary Williams (Sanford) Bryant predicted he would run men, and erring husbands. School The diesel locomotive remained May S second to Colllne and go Into a children write letters begging for on the tracks, but 10 of the 10 runoff with him. “samples of the products your | car* hurtled off th* rails. The Glenn Thompson (Sanford) ••The upsurge ef strength end city manufactures." Collectors train was carrying 907 pupils and Marilyn Paterson (Sanford) confidence that we heve experi­ want (for free) postcards, pencil*, i their adult escort* Irom Porta sc Corf no White (Sanford) enced in the lest two week* mike* match-cover* and telephone book*. In south central Wisconsin lo Mil­ Births It certain that we wr.n run a strong Now cornea one that the staff waukee for a Mllwaukce-Brooklyn Baby Girl White second in the Brat primary." Bry­ feels Is even more out of the line baseball game, Discharges ant said. of Chamber of Commerce work. A total of log person* were ad­ Charlotte Boyer (Sanford) Warren forecast ne would carry mitted to two hospitals. ThirtyRoland C. Atwood of California Paulino Harvey and Baby more than SO of the «T counties seven, 23 of them chlldreo, re­ writes: (Sanford) and would lead Hie ticket. Louise General (Sanford) “ Dear Sir: I collect quart ilie mained overnight. None were list­ Lowry claimed he would lead JuJia WUHama lLake Monroe) mi|k cartons for a hobby and ed in critical condition, the ticket alio. i The truck driver. Gordon Hinck­ Roso Robinson hava 1200 so far but non* from ley, 35, Wales, Wls„ suffered Other candidates are resile* (Altamonte Springs) your city. Is there anyone in your compound fractures of both legs Streets. Lake Park constable who li tha only candidate to endorse office that buya milk in cartnna and Internal injuries but was list­ Map t Integration: end W. B. Price, In the atomT If ao I would like ed In "fair" condition. Jacksonville used car salesman, a couple of. different companies, John Roberta (Sanford) The crash occurred at the Duwho have made limited camplease. Cut ef the top and bot­ plalnville crossing, five mile* Charlie Owens (Sanford) palgni. tom dose aa you ean and throw north of her* and 23 mUes west Dorla Bkiilton (fanford) Lowry has mad# segregation hi* away. Then cut along th* senma of Milwaukee. Land# smith (Sanford) • only Issue and naa urged adoption Thomas Summers 111 (Geneva) and aend four aides. 1 was In the Engineer Georga Ives, SO, Oconof gn Interposition resolution as a Hattlo Holmes (Sanford) dairy butlneia SB year* ago. Hence otiowoc, said tha truck "hit the means of heading off Integration. Discharges - the Interest Thank you." first coseh so hard that gravel V/arrsn hss urged amending the Lila Mao Moraor Anyone Interested In adding was thrown over the coaches. Itlh Amendment to the federal (Altamonte Springs) to Atwood's collection may send That car was struck so hard that Constitution to put Integration on May T contributions to him at P. O. Box it went off the track first, causing a local option basis, Bryant has Admission! derailment of thu other nine 091, Hollywood 28, California. urged Joint action by Florida and Gene Smith (Sanford) coaches." There U nothing in the C of C other slate* toward preservation Josie Daniels (Sanford) Ives said the crossing Is desig­ postal budget to cover shipments of stales' rights. Queen Either Bridges nated as a 70 mph zone and that of milk cartons. V. S. Senator George A. Smart­ (Lake Monoe) he had slowed down to that speed. er* ha* drawn nominal opposition Kenneth Murphy (Sanford) *rom a political newcomer, Erie Georg* Washington Jr. (Sanford) Dolly Cherry (Sanford) CROCKETT IN KOREA L Griffis, Macclenny attorney Richard Cameron (Sanford) Laura Wesley (Sanford) FORT LEWIS, Wash. (/P)~ who ha* charged Smothers will! Huston Busby (Lake Monroe) Discharges Davey Crockett hae gone to a weak stand on segregation. Edgar Swain and Mrs. Kata Swain Korea. Capt. Davvy Crockett, a Chaster Puchslski (Sanford) Smother* replied he was 100 per Mrs. John (Sanford) Jr. and Baby Texan who Is a direct descent of cent for segregation. Sylvester Roberts (Sanford) th* frontier hero, was processed Girl (Sanford) . Two Democratic congressmen— Connie White and Baby Girl Shirk I'kijue (Sanford) at tha Fort Lewi a Personnsl Can­ Jamea A. Haley of Sarasota and (Sanford) tor for oversea* service. Abby Hutchison (Sanford) D. R. (Hilly) Matthaw* of Gaintavllle—are opposed and three Denvocrata are seeking the right to oppose Republican congressman William C. (BUI) Cramer of St. BEFORE YOU SAY YOU CANT AFFORD Petersburg In November. Also with opposition on th* Dem­ ocratic side are veteran Secralary of State It. A. Gray, Atty. eGn. Richard W. Ervin, Railroad Com mlssioner Alan S. Boyd and Su­ preme Court Justices T. Frank Hobson and Stephen C. O'Connell. The Democratic nominee for governor will oppose th* Republi­ can candidate, William A. WaihHurne Jr., in November, Florida 1* overwhelmingly Democratic statewide but ha* pockets of Re­ publican strength. Pulls opened at 1 a. m. and dose at 7 p. m. vvasust rrsa so o i APTHM ....... '« « «« • will Umi* .wan fConilnuod from pagu Onr) (•lr rir.i. Last I'll it Cartoon Carol*.I >i4S cat section* of stool railroad rails. oainofMows-esia The coppor colls wero In a hope Mott’a Corair oak hngstoad over which wo* — s lianaor mounted a pump which dtow tra­ . . . Hondosvmta ..o uooroco i n front a ncarhy strenm. i l.oo Throo U*t» ( iui Ths still was rnmplotnly equipi t s n*d Hk.llfm :os ist.ooo guo.tlon >»d even with food and cooking 13ts rnrd Thcotro utonill*. A number of tarpaulin* :«>i yiro.ldo Thotira .<i,«o i:iu»«ro.il» tvero conflicted which were used 1JIU0 Night Nowa n»|nrt to cover the still In case of rain. No one was found at the still * ,Bw V '/.«*t,ai rt tlio time It wao located and M rin c iH ii.n n in u ronflrcatcd. Ilowovtr, Sheriff Cor­ Ola* >rii.rdM llooos'o 'd pnlnt.'d out Hie number of election anti Democrat!* Primarf, Mow. i .r otlh thor '.hi Isodlug from the still Int i viito.* will ugatn lie racs.1 with Ina till.. * The Morning Cspiit.n Knnaarou it « bam mock land which would in tiir.it li.eir ballot in a special vinwi'f'o i> a*>t ■’VJi’t snyon* halnjr caught at rifcllun itiitnff fnr th.i -inexpiiH "fO or* Mli.iw i hltn If Intruders were hoard wlwctli.n In tha Hon* nf Represent** srr:. Ti l nod rtf llllig ncoaehlng. ' lives en 5t«y 82. Tha regular run­ a i r 1.0 It llleh The major portion* of the still off piiniiiry will lie hetH on Mey which could |.n used for evidence 7’J. ":| in t'npreced" tin I yi-sr, urn oHsrrlt frtr Tomorrow nr Imd any value uoio loaded onto voter* wit] go to the [nil* three lllSS a»orrli for Tohlnr-uw a VTMiMnna jeeps and hrouiflit buck to the time* 'luring the month of Mny }J ns J . I U I’n .r Hliow to mat their ballot*. 8cii|lnol(i County Jail. ••A. Ihn World Tiirnf* ilits 1 "S Itnh.rl I* t.ni*|. tiniliiuliteilly there will lie run­ Cordell .alii lli.it tbn still «ai t i t s Art l.loklitll.r'a ll n n ir p .r tr Waled about I o'clock yegterilay off election* in five of the group* i n film S'.rr S:*» T h . III. P .y n ff afternoun shortly after a down­ hiililiiig fur local high office*. I'M film Vnr* I The Mny 20 primary will unpour of rain. lit* Itnh I'rnrkv ntiow • inn r ln M r- t»i*v ■louhteilly Induile the name* of S i l l Pr r t r t KtorH aiicceasful rnnillilato* to weather TOWARD THE .SCRAIHIKAt' > M r o « >••-» . f vi»l>t 4 "S r . - o - | i f ) C r o . . r s . d . MANKATO, Minn. upj-Twa totlny's primary In the race for 4 SO film r*m men wvrg mivstetl after they House of Representatives, Clink I'ic-y apml nmny hour* ctiMlmt of Circuit Court, Sheriff, County up a hull loser an they coulil tell A**e**or of Taxes, nml for Coun­ 't fur scrap. Th* curth mnvinu ty Commissioner, District No. nnchlne Had liven parkml In a One. fitM by a aunil aiul arnvcl firm. Hwoiil camliilatoa have preillctI4IN h i i t t r t r t . i t * ITKtlMV eii that they would he named In ALI IIMIII1 primary election and S:>• Tht i: " in Ilnur Armed Forces Day — J9S6 tnday'a 4* World -i )"i would have no opposition In Hi* I ' i MX»* furthcoming runoff, However, with f I t M*rh*l deport t ill ’I wlllllUt HuuKe the high percentage of vnteri ex­ t " H* HI- Mi-1■pected to storm Ihe polls before 1:11 Let’* On ta Towa .7" i V r t> the 7 o'clock rlosing hour thin li >)> lullldK tin A Cluud evening, It U doubtful If any can­ 1 It Cteiiluu lio .lv T '* liil-l. I....... didate in groups where more T il l lilal .'I for Muala Sinn riijr lltiM H ara depart than two ere vliing for office i z i M i l t r Kor itu*iu will emerge without runoff op­ » " • NI mmi Kdftlun t i l l I ' r.l I oil Nntluns position. t t : u Tim illiytiiin i.oitr With the weather clear, and I * '* » III. II* IVIIU Slull* ini't N. a, |jn**iblljtict of only light showci* l i »« HI*,, riff faring those who hed not yet i r ’i t n i m t vrtrd before the noon dudline et iv in ii ••«* *<e, The Sanford lf« «ld, it Is expect­ S"’l l>l.wn l'- -ii*--a ed 'hat the he*vlt*t part ot tho *:)1( Market deport voting day alii rums during the 1:11 Weainrit Ja m b u rra afternoon and early evening it N, a , f t Heten O'cloah Club hour*. ill H » * [port* Al A Olaaea “Tee* Anwy, peeed ef It nibe • Chnlva BULL LUCKT ("M il. j Qavnllont ■entitled reterd ef ter*tie te eer NeSHELBYVILLE, Ky, (iF)-When larmony Tima lien In beth peete end wee, prepem World A| N'lte Imll le deter wer, greef er lewR, a dog chased a hull In front of a *t ireIn Ifnr I idle* end te trie vletery ee the areued car driven hy Charles Smith, tha Mere and Tlitra l i s t Club II deieneeee felh." — MexweN 0, dog wai killed, the car was heav­ r.im» of M«ii.jp Taylor, (teaereI, Chief ef IfeH, U. A ily damaged, The bull ahook hi* Wtrlrt »l v„»n Army head and ambled away, l i California Man Collects Quart * ize Mine la r r o n s NEW YORK IP—Pulitzer Prizes have been be-towed on MscKInley Kantor far -hle-CIvP -ee*'1 "Andenonviile" and on * huibandwife playwriting foam for Ihcir Broadway hit, "The Diary of Anne Frank." The 1958 Pulitzer award* In Jour, nalism, literature and music were announced yesterday by the trus­ tee* of Columbia University. Kantor's novel, the story of the hor­ rors of a Confederal* prison esmp, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. Albert Haekett and Fnnee* Goodrich won the drama award for their stage adaptation of the diary nf a 13-year-«ld Jewish cirl who died in a Nazi concentration camp in World War If. The annual Pulitzer Prizes are awarded by the Columbia trustee* under the will of the late Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of th* old New York World and tha St. Louis PostDispatch. The first prizes were made in 1917, None of this year's winner* had won a Pulitzer Prize before. Tags. May a, *956 Legal Notice iT A T r. n n » i s e z e t a T a a s T o » S-I.UHIII4 SPKCI4I. T R t r r i U HKI«tT.*TIIIX« fc .vrrrirrE in i i k h k i h o i v b n i * T hut III* HOI" IluaU tlueiil si 1|* tn-Mln* of April So, III* *»** von. siderallon lo the reqiiMta r t l a l l n f in uptclal (raffle r * s u l a ll o n t and la ea.'h can# mnda a review of Ihe truffle InvM tlsatlon report, alonw with th* revommetidallona of th* r n n i n - e r al tha location or location* ileecrllie.l lielowt CCJL'.VTT Kemlnol*. Road I I LOCA­ TION’ At Inlereecllon wllh 11th Pt., Hanford RnCOJIMK.Vt>KI> I t E a t ’. t.A Tinjf P l i e d . t lm a T ra ftle Control S l|« ll r n r .V T T Hemlnote. Bond I t T .O C A « ^ TIO.V Al Inlereecllon with In i H i , W « ,„ r „ r d n t :c o * i M K .s n u i t m k h i t . a. 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' rrWWt7rTW ^ ; ■••:V ; ’ *"•, >J *.I -*v. ■ I Sfly* ^mtfnrd Sieralfr 1 ^ O L U M li XLV111 EoUbltohad l — « an MANFOHDV F Ilte ttiiA Light Vote Turns Out in Yesterday's Election nmwsNoeNT dah,t n in w a p m W K tiW irrrt+ iX x April Sales Tax Hits New High If Tsar RinM l« N*i Delivered By § Call 1921 Before For Dtllv * ------------------" •«*- ^fipfSPP ;^ tt» o u g td JT f« « g W Ii» Collins Is Viet In First Primary Sales tax collections during April (based on March satea) hit A lighter vote than waa ex­ a new high for this fiscal year of pected turned out to take part In Jt',214.251 and for the third time passed monthly coTtacttona of tha Winners In Yesterday's Primary yeiterday’a primary elution. gaso'ine tax which had previously The added attraction to thla been considered the Hate's larg­ ★ ★ year’* primary earn# In the form est single revenue-producer. of voting machine* which ware Seminole County sales tax eolplaced In seven of the major pre­ leetlona for the month ending cincts of tho county and all of Arril 30, 1054 baaed on Match sale* totaled 131,071.82. The In­ Gov, Collini won unprecedented the Sanford preclncti. crease over the collections for the first primary nomination for a Even with tha automatic voting correspordlng period last year full term yesterday on a cascade procedures, tabulations from all amoun'i-d to nearly flvethousund of ballots ha ascribed to a policy of the sixteen precincts were not dollar*, which la a corresponding of progress without furor. completed until after one o’clock Increase aa pictured over the en­ The 47-yecv-old TallaRatsee i tire ttntr. thla morning. lawyer's vole total In mora than Members of the Pitot Club voted ThL Is the highest collection More than 204 absentee ballot* three-quarters of Florida precincts to accept Ihe budget of epproxt* will hold the question of eevcral ever reported since the tales tux exceeded the combined vote of hla matety ( 1,000 as presented by Mrs* race outcomes In a balance until va* enacted into law in 19 til. The five opponents by over 75,000. Harvey Swanson, finance chair* the final tabulation la completed inrreai'cg aalei tax collections Returns from 1,447 of 1,779 pro- man, at the flrat meeting eg the are a reflection of tha Increasing clneta gave Collins 386,381 vole* this afternoon. i economy of the state and further to 137,678 for Sumter L. Lowry, new year of the group held In the [ I The Seminole County Aaaeaeor streiigtnens the prediction that re­ 90.020 for former House Speaker Yacht Club last night with th* - of T-ixe* race, with only a slim venue from the »*le* tax and other Farrla Ilryant, 81,365 for former new president, Mrs. Sun S. Stetta. lead a* a majority in the unoffl- state revenue sources will be more Gov. Fuller Warren, 4,939 for ton, presiding, k cial totals tabulated last night .turn sufficient to meet all Legis­ Peailee Streets and 3,OOi for W. ________________ 1 might develop Into a runoff be- lative appropriations for this fis­ Mrs. B, E. Chapman, publicity D. Price, BEN. G E O R G E B M A T1IE R S tw e * " M *“ ,E ‘ ri* ",i™ P0 ,J, d cal year, wllh a statable cash chairman tor the Mental Health SEN. DOUGLAS STENSTROM While segregation talk domina­ . a eurprlalng total of 3254 votes carryover available for next yenr’a ted the campaign, Collins said he Association for Seminote County, In yesterday’* ballot* und Huily regarded "Integrity in govern­ explained to Ihn elub members, th* Sloan, young railroad man, wlm! appropriations. April collections represented a ment:1 aa the major Issue. 'crying need" for clinic* and bos* campaigned on a new, streamlined 20.09 per cent Increase,, (1,041,. Many political observer! con­ pttals for mentally lit so that they home* lead exemption system by 404, over the (7,672,847 collected sidered his oneshot victory as be­ won’t have to bo placed la tbo a card method aim ran lecond piit.o for the same month tha previous ing due inure to hla personal popu­ county Jail awaiting entrance to in the tabulation of votes with an year, and an Increase of (544,larity rati,or than to hla views on the now overcrowded Institutional unofficial total of 1043. 086 over the (8,070,105 collected maintaining segregation. paychlatrlc aervlces; and Um stim­ A possibility of a runoff In the during the previous month of All four of the major candidates ulation of an educational program. Clerk of Circuit Court's race ex- March. look a stand against mixing of Tha Pilot Club wont on record aa lata however, in the tabulating of tho races, and the Issue shaped endorsing tho program fat Been)* Total collected under the sale* the absante* ballots, 0. P. Hern­ tax this fiscal year Is (71,043,780, GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS up on methods of preserving icg- nolo County and pledged Us sseia* don aeemed to be gainihg a wid­ an Increase of 1(1.86 per cant, regratlon rather than segregation tance and support In tho establish* er margin over hie opponents. (10,337,841, over Iho (61.325,944 Itself. ment of a Central Florida Bog* He held a 25 vote majority in collected at thla Unto hut year. Collins said he favored preserv­ Pltal and Clinic. A voluntary tea* the unofficial totals early this Total gasoline tax collections fur ing segregation by all lawful and trlbutkm waa made toward. Util morning, , legal means, but "without emo­ •Hart and turned over to Mrs. the tame period amount to (74,tional furor and disorders." John Krlder end W. Brown 772,397, only (3,108,611 more than Chapman to be applied o* the Hla opponents, particularly Low­ "Chain of DolUra". MBUr will go Into the runoff tha tales tax. ry ami Warren, charged that hla primary with Krlder the top man stand wasn't vigorous enough. Mra, George A. Stine reported in total votes at the praaeat time. Lowry and Warren claimed be ac­ on a recent meeting of the Bicycle A runoff In tha House of Re­ Senator Douglas Stenatrom atually wax In favor of gradual In­ Safety Club, The elub voted to gtvw presentatives is Imminent in both merged from yesterday’s primary one of the group* a wiener n u t tegration. the special elaction on May 22 election by being reelected to the sometime thla aummer and all* COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER Collin* bultt up hla big majority and it. the regular primary elec­ State Senate from th« 37th Sen­ Pledged ito support ef Mm la th y HOMER LITTLE LAWKKNCK 8WOFFORI) largely on tho strength of heavy tion runoff on May 29 between atorial District, Club, -r* votes In the big city areas but he Tamm/ Stringer, Sanford real Stenatrom polled a vota of Mrs. Walter Cuter, Milk S ttk ■Iso polled a surprisingly strong estate and Insurance man and lo­ nearly ail to on* In Seminole Aatrraan, reported .th a t . during voto In some of the smsllee coun­ cal aUnrney Gordon t rmitirlek. County when a total nf 6,011 waa the past year a total of (in a T la d ties . Lawrence Swafford ef Alla* WASHINGTON W - President reported In the unofficial returns Not since the two-primsry sys­ been apant to furnish milk far M monte Springe won a surprising Elsenhower said today he will un­ this morning with only 983 for tem was adopted In 1938 has a indigent families 1* Seminole lead and held It throughout tha dergo a new head-lo-loe physical Candidate Paul Miller of Brevard Florida governor won nomination County, tabulation of vote* lait night. examination Friday, Including a County A report of the state convention Harry M. Weir, the adminis­ In Ihe Brit primary, Ha was nominated to tbs Hoard a check on hla heart condition. In Brevard County, Senator trator Collins has a Republican oppo­ held last weekend In Tallahassee of Srmlnnlr Memorial Ho* Eisenhower tnsde the announce­ Sten*trom rarrlrd the northern • It was announced today that a of County Commissioner*, District pltal, said today that N a t i o n a l nent in Novemiser, William A. waa given by Mra. Joel S. yield, mealing will be held tomorrow it No. Three. Homer Little, running ment at a news conference, lie rod nf thn county when be took Hospital Week, being observed Washburn* Jr., of Nokomla, but Mra. D. K. McNab and Mrs. Swan* hail been asked whether ho plan seven out of 28 precinct* includ­ 3:3a p. in. in the Legion Hut Tor for tiie Hoard of County Com­ tied another fullscalo checkup In ing Titusville and Miami. Brevard from May 6.12, presented an Ml- Democratic nomination Is tanta­ sun, who served la a page. Ala* missioners from District No. Five, attending the meeting were Mrs. representative! of all groups who was nominated by a sweeping ma­ advanca of the Republican Na County polled 3436 for Miller usual opportunity tn learn more mount tn election In Florida. U. S. Sen. George Smathers won Stevenson and Mr*. M. L. Rabom, niwut tho challenge* and oppurare going to appear in Ihe Armed jority. Justice of the Peaca W. tlonal Convention which opens in and 3419 f o r Stenstrom in tlie rcnomlnallon without campaign­ Sr., who waa a member of the return* received In Seminole I Uinltle* In hospital cat eurs. Forces Day Parade slated for May Hugh Duncan was renamed to hie San Francisco. Aug. 20. ing. Ho defeated Erie L. Urtflli, nominating committee. Mrs. Mc­ j Ifa pointed tn the Iniparttnnt Replying to tho question, Eisen­ County thla morning. -Hist by u big majority a* wu« 19. col,, of the hospital a* an employ­ 38-year-old MacCIcnny attorney, Nab Mated that tharo are noir hower said that s* a matter id All businesses, commercial orga­ Constable George Kelsey in Dis­ tact he Is going to have a major Son. Stenstrom defeater Paul er In the community. Hospital* 422,081 to 50,947 in returns from 10,746 member! In Pilot Internee trict No. Three. 1,111 of 1,779 preclncti. Miller Tor Id* redaction i>y a Honat in eight countries. Thar* nisations or any clvle club not physical checkup day alter tomor­ filial tally of nearly two to one employ morn than 1,200,flOO full- In a statement Issued after he were Ml delegates, alternates and Several instances In yesterday’s row. tlms personnel in the nation, ha contacted and interested In enter­ voting added humor In a mild in the overall two-count tabula­ had been mobbed by a Jubilant viiltcr* attending the meeting of said, Calling it a head-to-toe exami­ tion. Wio Rotary club will present gold ing the affair are asked to attend sort of way aa voter* attempted crowd of supporters at hla head­ District Four In Tallahassee, and "Hospitals constantly need new nation, he said the checkup was mtnlatura bs*«halU to the m«m- Uili meeting, Senator Stenstrom said this personnol tn perform tha tnsks quarters In Tallahassee aarly to­ approximately 160 Anchors a u k to use the voting machines In related specifically to the morning, bon of the championship*’ Cub Karlyle Houiholder la chair­ place of tha paper ballots that had no; "I’m deeply grateful brought about by rapid medlru! day, Collini declared: gtrls, an organisation sponsored heart attack he suffered In D«n- for the splendid vole of eonfldenr« advance," the administrator ob­ "The great and overwhelming by Pilot International. Jhawbill club Just before tho open­ man for the Armed Forces Day previously been used. In Precinct ver last Sept. 24. given me In yesterday's election served. "Aa diagnostic and thara- victory wc have achieved Is, I be­ Mra. Field and Mrs. SwtSM* i n g of the All-Star va Cuba game Committee. It was also revealed Ing booth, closed the curtains, a* But h* added that during the by people of both Semlnol* and penile procedure* have heroine lieve, reaffirmation of our peo­ related tome of the highlight! of No. IS, a man entered the votcourse of the examination tho doc­ at the Memorial Stadium Thun­ that four Veteran Organization* without attracting attention of tha tors planned to check the comll- Brevard Counties. more complex and varied, It ha* ple's determination to continue on the convention and eapeclally the der at T:30 p. m, will be handling tho parade this clerk* and Inspectors, slipped tin of his heart wllh cardiograms "t was particularly grateful," led to a division of labor in ren­ tho sound and (table progressive F.8.U. Circus which waa bald on rourso we have steadfastly pur­ Saturday evening. Commr. John Pop#, head of tho year; Ihe American Legion, Dis­ from under the curtain without and other usual procedure*. said Stenstrom, ‘‘at tin- wonder­ dering medical services.’* ful way the people of my home bateball project of the Rotary abled American Veterans, Fleet voting leaving the machine lucked Ha said that In site of expand­ sued for Ihe past 14 month*." Eisenhower did not say what Member* last night endorsed club, also aald that two trophlca Reserve and VFW, along with the in puicd until n vine wus Ubululnl. prompted the decision for another supported me. I hop* I ran eont- ing education facilities for train­ Bryant, former House speaker, Mra, Dorothy Horsfall of Jackaonconceded defeat at 11 D . m. Inue to represent the people of ing henith personnel, "population The unusual Incident left Inspec­ full srale checkup at this time. vllle, a paat district governor, as given each year by Sonny Powell SNAAS assistance, my district in a mnnner which growth *ml greater demand* for Ixrwry, who pegged hit entire a member of the Pilot Intentatlon* and Roy Holler would be presented Several school.* will also be tors and darks with but one al­ will merit their runllniird confid­ health service* ha* resulted In a campaign, to maintenance of seg­ al executive board. Use election ternative—to let a voter enter at that time when the names of ence. May t thank each ’ ami shortage of many type* of per­ regation, said In a post prim ary will be held at the P.I. convention Greyhound Driver represented this year as several the booth Juat aa the person had the winner* will be announced, everyone who worked so hard in sonnel.” He urged Hint if adequ­ statement that "defeat L hard to In Miami In July. left—under the curtain. bands have been asked to march ® John Keeling, sport* announcer behalf." ate health rara Is to ha provided, take . . . nevertheless there la | In another incident, one of tha Achieves 9-Year for WTKR, will handle the public and play. Candidate Paul Miller conceded there must lie "a real effort to much ailisfactlon In making a addreaa ayatem at Ihe game to A guided missile from tha Pa­ precinct* had troubla unlocking Safety Record the election In Senator Douglas atlrart youngster* into the good showing against an opponent Fire Of Unknown give the fana full Information on trick Air Force Base on a Irallor the machine* so that the tabu- I wlm held erory political advan­ Stenstrom about 1:30 this morn­ health profession." J. V. Warren, Itoula 1, Saillation could be recorded. However, the participant* in Ihe game. "To mention a few of the tage." Origin Destroys will also be added to Ihe attrac­ with several tries, the machine* ford, a driver for the Greyhound ing. Officiating the contest will be W. tion, many opportunities available In Ilo promised "this campaign Is Lines, ha* achieved a 0-year safe­ were conquered and a late tabula­ C. (lied) Hire*, who ha* been catl­ tha hospital field," he said, only a beginning of a great strug­ Restaurant Today ty record ing ball* and atrikei during the Tncro will be marching units tion waa phoned to the office of “there are technicians, graduate gle." tn recognition of having driven A fire of unknown ortirin dofive week »ea*nn, and Rrack Per­ from both tha Navy and the Air tha Supervisor of Registration. 458,844 miles without a provennurses, practical nurses, medical Warren laid — "I respect the strayed • restaurant In aoldabor* right of the people to elect anyone kin* and Orville Touchton, both of Force along with the National Partly cloudy thla afternoon with secretaries, dieticians, engineers, table accident. Driver Warren ha* this morning shortly befordTklg to for .any whom have *een nervier lUiring tho Guard in Ihe Armed Forces Day pharmacists, .they- want . - office and I o'clock. been awarded safety emblem* Mattered shower* and thunder- rook*, orderlies, *,j|>a*t week*, (Reporting tliemiclvc* Parade this year. purchasing agent*, personnol hupo Uiey aiway. have Ih«t right.^ slum era In the extreme south James P. Genoy for hi* uniform. Aeocrdlng to the Sanford Fire j i mind the aacka, , The various civic clubs around After It had been established He la on the Orlando-Tall*- portion. Generally fair tonight and managers, accountants, and many that he had become the first man Department w h i c h answer^ Mr*. George Stine and Ben Wig- Sanford are entering floats In tha Dies In Daytona Thursday, a Utile cooler tonight. othera." haisee run. In Florida's political hlatnyy to the alarm at B:5S a. m., Eddie’s ------------------------------------------------------------------------ j ---------------------------gin* feel confident that the iterling parade which will form at 8 a. m. James Patrick Ganoy died at A win tho governorship nomination Restaurant at 1900 Southwest team play that ho* marked the and begin to move at 9:30 a. m. a. m. May 7, In the Halifax Hospi­ in the first primary, Collins led Road waa completely destroyed, Cull* performance all year and tal in Daytons Beach, after a his supporter* lu St, Johns Epis­ Tha fire, outside of tha ‘ itty that got them through the acanon short ilinesi, copal Church in Tallahassee U> limits, waa fought by two trucks with iittly oiio lo** will bring their Funeral Tomorrow Ha wgs born In New York City from the Sanford Firs Depart, offer a prayer of thanksgiving, club in the winner. Undoubtedly "I do not regard the result* aa ment. However, officers say that they will ttart their dependable For Mrs. Forrester and lived in De Bary for Ihe last seven and one half years. He waa a personal triumph for Lelluy the building waa ao Involved that battery combination of Ken McCollins," he said., "Rather, It Is the flames could not be overedm* Murrav and Doyle Corley. The hit- Mrs. Carrie J. Forreater, 94, formerly a fireman for the city of a triumph of tho cause In which without additional water. Flro Aping order, however, ha* not been idled In tin local hospital at 3:10 New Rochelle, N. Y., ami was re­ p. m. yesterday after aa iUneia tired from that position. wa have labored. 1 dedicate my­ hydrant* were not close enough announced. of five months. | Mr. Genoy was n member of the self anew to Ihe service of tho to the restaurant to run hose, The All»tar mcnlon, Sonny Pow­ people cf Florida." The restaurant, It la re p o rt^ ell and Rill Hutchlion feel that Mr*. Forrester waa born in Mo­ Volunteer Fire Department of De Bryant sent thla telegram to la owned by Eddie Morgan. with the wealth of material on the bile. Ala., and resided at W. First Hary, a member of tha Plantation Estates 1'roperty Owners Associ­ Collins: Chief Mack N. Cleveland Ir* roll, they ihmilil have little trou­ .Street living here ror 34 yean, "Congratulations on your great could not be contacted for com­ ble knocking off Ihe cocky Cub*. She was a member of the Flrat ation and a member of the All first primary victory. It is a tre­ ment on the surly morning blaaa, They have no le*« than ilx player* Baptist Church of Sanford and a Soul's Catholic Church of Sanford. mendous tribute by the people to who have pitched during the aca- member of the TEL Clan of Ihe Survivors Include his widow, Annette K. Genoy,- one lister, RESOLUTION BEADING your administration, 1 shall look eon and there are four receiver* Church. , forward to working wllh you for MIAMI UK — A resolution urging on the roster. They, too, are pon­ She Is survived by her two aoni, Mrs, John Moon of Orlando; one the balance of my legislative Negro church leadiwa lo "employ d e rin g the best linc-up of their C. I). Forreater. Sanford; H. If. brother, Thomas Genoy, New term." every peaceful, lawful aud non­ “ litter*. The** ma*ler-mindere be- Forrester, Jacksonville; six grand- Hochelle., Collini will be the first Florida violent means" at hand to ollmU l.ove they have more long-ball bat­ children, eight great grandchil­ Rosary will be recited at S p, governor to aervo ala consecutive nate "tho icourgo of raco h alf ten than have tho champ* and dren, two mece» |n Nashville; m. tonight at the Brlaion Funeral years In office. and segregation" waa written and thla punch will be a big factor In and one cousin, CharUa Goodman, Home. Funeral Mata will be at 9:30- a. m. tomorrow at the All the outcome, they feci. Ono other governor, William D. ready for Introduction today, Orlando. Soul's Catholic Church with the Bloxham, servod two terms, but tho genoral conference of Africa* Funeral service will be tomor­ Rev. Father Richard Lyons offici­ not consecutively. Florida law pro­ Methodist Episcopal Cburobote ' row at 4:30 p. in. at tho Brlaion ating. IIAltD RED hibit a a governor from succeeding The Itav. Howard IK T A I.O G A , Oklu i d V i T h r p e l Funeral Home. The Rev. W, P. Hurl aI will be In Oaklawn Me­ himself but the Florida Supreme president of Daniel Payne Persian cat of Cliff and Ilcrneera Urooka Jr. and Ibo Rav. Fred Fis­ morial Park. Pall bearera include. Court held the prohibition didn’t at Birmingham, Aim, * Hargrave turns duwn tha soft her will officiate. Mlllford Leonard, Charles Achrnelapply to a part term governor. •aid school fttegrat chairs and divan* when It beds Burial will be In Evergreen Cem­ der, Joseph Beard, Albert Kolben; shown Collins la aarrlog tho test teat two Natro institutions held a plant Mle recently which waa 8 THE DE BARY GARDEN CLUB ♦.'own at night. The rat sleeps In etery. The family requtita flow- skie, David jRunkil and Edward DM would fare* thorn to Mint hare are Mrs. Robert Taster, Mrs Robert Feyl an i Mrs, F. Hartline dUpIay big tbfir »|TM, tb« bathroom wash baato. ora bo omitted. ' f lE jJ S s n A S ' * “Groups Entering Armed Forces Parade To Meet * * lo w r y 2nd Pilot Club Accept; Proposed Budget; Reports Are Heard > Douglas Stenstrom Reelected To Senate Ike Will Undergo Weir Says Hospital Complete Physical Field Offers Many Examination Friday Exciting Careers Members Of Cub *Tmm Will Receive Baseball Awards Weather \ riwr; tte teR m TJ I 1 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 08, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 08, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 08, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/510636bc8da0aca3c73c64b9be97cfa0.pdf 1f23e142ee06cf8b2eb60471e213d63f PDF Text Text SH E HAS O IC A T E D E D IC A T E D ONE TO 365 M OM , whose determination a n d Mothers have received a place of honor since the earliest records of mankind. Down through the ages great writers, artists, poets and statesmen have turn­ ed to "Mother" as a source of inspira­ tion. But it was Miss Anna Jarvis DAYS SO TO US L E T S ..... efforts brought about national observance of Mother's Day. This year Americans everywhere pay tribute to Mothers on Sunday, May 13th. Show Mother how much she means to you with the greatest g ift you could give— next to your love and respect, a HOME OP HER VERY OWN. For in a home of her ‘.'-4 ♦* own, a Mother sees Security, the prime ingredient to her family’s Peace and Happiness F ondest Dreams W ill Be Happy Beyond New Home Address Is: Each home In Grove Manors will be carefully designed to blend with the suburban atmosphere and charming orange grove setting for th'a most unique and exclusive residential section in the Sanford area. Architectural design will achieve the casual and comfortable appearance that is a "must" in modern Florida living. Each home will be so placed and landscaped as to blend perfectly with the winding streets and natural environment. Colors may be chosen by you to give your home your individual taste. » ' . » \ *’ VA 1?!:J*,l," r , 4, ■ * i VO Al, ^8 ® »' i *’ V* **• r;. ! 1• - . FHA and CONVENTIONAL aji !■', >■ -.V*, FINANCING • , • OWNERS and BUILDERS We are making excellent p rogress. . . 13 beautiful homes now under construction. . . Seven already have been sold.. . YOUR HOME IS WAITING YOUR SELECTION ,y ; vM PHONES Sanford - 2100 and 2980 INCORPORATED BRAILEY ODHAM, Pres. 262? S. FREN CH A V E. �..... * 1 " 1 V ' ; v -J --------. - - 'A . ------- ;• y- •• '' ■': 'y jr Your IferaM In Not Delivered Bjr 6 P. M. Cull 1821 Before 7 P. M. Fur Delivery Kelnbllahcd IMPS HANFORD. FLORIDA P an cake Day Is S u cce ss MONDAY, MAY 7, 1956 A— rlatnsl P rw « L w j j Wire Governorship Candidates Wind Up Bitter Campaign The first annual Pancake Day was termed a huge success yest.rday a* more thin 300 people visited the Elk's Club to eat pancakas and to help the Women’* Auxiliary of tha Seminole Memorial Hospital in projects to furnish tho hospital with much needed equipment. More than 1,300 pancake* were cooked bv the Staff of the Sanford Herald, The affair starting at V o'clock yesterday morning, wound up at 1 o'clock leal night interrupt­ ed only by a heavy mldafternnon Florida'* governorship candid* shower. ate* maka their final pitch to Visitors eating pancake# either the voter* today to wind u p '* before going lo church #r after bitter campaign In which negro*** returning from church, were serv­ tlon talk hn« all but drowned out ed pancake*. sausage, ayrup, but­ other Issues, ter and coffee. Tomorrow art estimated 800,009 No rh irg . wa* mad* for pan­ Democrats wilt decide between AT PANCAKE DAY YESTERDAY we* Mayor F. 1). Scott and family. Shown here roedy to enjoy cakes and sausage, but contribu­ Gov, Collins nnd five opponent* n* i•«*« ear* f*«Yt ti rtifhtl Mm. Bruit* Frank, 0©l*blM l* Mary. MnuHtifa anti tt|t Mayor. (Staff Fhotoj tion* were received for tho Woseeking to t>o tho atate’a chief men's Auxiliary. executive for lha next four yerr^a At 7 o'clock last night, Mr*. Collins, handsome Tnllahaaset Evelyn Epp*. president of the Woattorney amt former slate sen* men'* Auxiliary of the Seminole ator, won election In 1PB4 to aervn Memorial Hospital said that a total out tha last two years of tha term of $333.23 had been collected at of Gov. Dan McCarty who died contribution* toward lb# project* In offlre. that were underway. Mr*. Epp* said, "Now. w* will Governor LoRoy Collins will b* The stage i* set for one of the'tali for Seminole County will be bo able to purchase the IU-F1 mu­ heard tonight from 8 to > p, nw most hotly contested clccUon* in known by 10 p m. Paper ballot* sic system that will furnish music over Radio Station WTRR and ft Seminole Counly In the pait two will bo tabulated in only the smal­ for the patients at Intervals during statewide network. ler precinct* of the county. How­ the day, furnish tha family room SO &•£ Two Juvenile* led Florida State decade*. ever, Tho Snnford Herald Election Th* rae* has been • red hob Highway Patrol officer* on a Voting machine* have been on the mciianlne floor of the ho* AT THE SCENE OF THF. WINNING HOME In yesterday’* selection of the Sanford Garden Club Party will continue until a trend on pital, and buy a cart for trans­ landscaping project In Loch Arbor, Little Venice Section. .Shown In th* picture (left to right) are; battlo- between tho 47-y«ar.o1<l wild chnae at 100 miles an hour display in the downtown business U set In the Governor's race. Collins and tho** three opponents; porting items from the hospitality Mr*. Robert Stone, Mrs. Jamaa Guy, Mrs. Ray lltr on, and Mrs, Saturday night shortly before 10 section ol Sanford for the past Fuller Warren, colorful Miami week acquainting voter* on the u*e ■hop to patlcnta throughout tha ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ o'clock, the climax of which came of the new method of voting In Bench attorney who waa Rover* hospital.'* only after a crash with a parked most precinct* nor from 1049 to 1UB.'I| Sumtef Helping to put tha project under­ t<. Lowry, 0.1, p I a i n-a p o k e a way yesterday morning, addition car. Sixteen precinct* are ready to Tamp* Insurance company eg* to the Staff of The SanfoM Herald open tomorrow morning at 7 Trooper T. Mark Mack said ecullve and ratired National Guard were Qua Schmih who. prepared yesterday that he picked up the o'clock when it I* estimated that commander; and Farria Bryant* corn fritters and appl* cakes, Cotat least 80 per cent of the Semi­ trail of the speeding stolen tar nole Counly registration list will 41, Ocala attorney and legislative ion Drown, and Sheriff Denver Cortender who waa speaker of tha 1089 dell. at Mobley's Corner, south of turn out lo cast their ballots in a Tha Sanford Garden Club proj­ House, From- every aide rambrka wore Sanford. Driving a 10Rfl Oldo. stalcwitlo Governor’* race a* well mails of the "complete success" Tha playtr* of th# Rotary league ect to landscape throe homes in Other candidate* are Peutoft mobile, atolen from J. U. 'Wells, as the local race* for high counly Streets, Lake Park constable who A 34-ycar-old Negro woman w n of the Pancake Day venture ot The baseball club* who will maka up the Loch Arbor, Little Venice Sec­ an Orlando Attorney, the unnamed office, tha roster of tha AU-Star* were tion, climaxed yesterday when la the only candidate In the rat* Each candidate Is predicting hi* slabbed to death Saturday night Sanford Herald. juvenilia attempted to outrun Purchases of the food for the over th* weekend by the th* winning home waa selected by lo com* out for integration | *»<t Florida Highway Patrol officer* own success In the local races wllb in a Goldsboro night apot and bar event were made from WaR. "Bill" (elected more than 500 people who visited managers ef tha various taints. W. B. Price, Jacksonville used cat no Indication i t pre-election time assailant la being bald In the Sem­ at apeed* up to 100 tnllea an hour Caa.ube of the Lovett's Stores and Tbiaa diamond artlits will pit tho three projects in order to vote salesman, , a. lo which stay the voter* will inole Counly Jell without bond into Sanford, Th* voters will mark • ton* choose Topmost race* ere tho under a charge of murder in tho contributed to the eveql by The thalr skill against that of tha on their choice. Trooper Mack laid that In tha Sherilfa contest, the Bard of first degree. Sanford Htrald. The groat reeeipta championship Cuba In a $ama at In splto of inclement weather, ballot which Include* race* Iron wild drive, tha speeding car hit a County Commissioner* race, House Annie Hell Fori, who*# addreu from contribution* went to the Wo­ Mamortal stadium, Thursday, May numbers of visitors turned out to constable to U.8. senator. Georg* men’* Auxiliary. 10 at 7:M p. m. It waa announced a*# (he landscaping efforts of tho A. Hmethara, Florida's Junior U.H, [by ComratvJohn Fop*; *' ond-Ceuipaiif,' Kx- they" s K r .i f f various circles of the club, and First grad* children from several senator, him drawn nominal empos to past two cara on the right County Assessor of Taxes, a* well a hunting knife wielded by a San­ Th* atoiler line-up will Inelud* to tea the homes around whjch the altfon from Erie L. Griffis, Mae* ADDITIONAL LOCAL NIWS surrounding communities had vary­ clenny attorney who to a now* near tha 13th St. Intersection of a* race for the office of Clerk of ford Negro farm worker who haa Lester Bush, Jimmy CordtU, landscaping was placad. ON PAGE TWO I'nrk Ave. Atax McKIbbtn, Bruca McCoy, Ct- Tin project, sponsored by Well­ ing reaction* from their visit in comer to Florida polities, Nelthet Circuit Court. been identified at OS-ycar-ohl cil Dandrldgo, George Harriett, Joe born Phillips Jr., kept garden cir­ Sanford recently. lias ilone much campaigning. Tha two youth* jumped and Littlo or no variation In speeches hiah McCoy, High, Karl Summeralll, Wendell cle members busy for ss much a* As on* youngster from Ihe Lock­ All four of th* major candidate* rnn when their car ciimo to n wa* noticed throughout tho series The Negro woman died on the nrooks, Charlla English, Tony Get two weeks, planting their choice ol hart Elementary School said, "I for governor have endorsed acg» atop off Park Ave. on Eighth St. of 11 rallies staged hy the Semi- wuy to the local hospital following liked feeding the monkeys best of rogation hut they have disagreed However, George Andrew Speer, rude County Democratic Executive i ' ii* .* Vay m Ma'iifie’s I’lnrn on Election Party Set man, Jimmy Halllgan. shrubs and flowers, placing each all." Dave Bramlett waa chosen by sharply nn methods. West nth St., al 11:40 p. m. SalurCommittee which took candidates In the spot where it would local attorney, caught the first Lowry ha* keyed his entire cam* Rut another young man nf thr At Herald Office the Cuba to augment thalr llna-up, plant of the hoy* with Sanford Pollco to practically every precinct in the day night. show up to the best advantage. tha priviloga of picking a man Home No. 3, landscaped by threo ripe old age of six remarked, "I pnlgn to ;h* segregation Issue and Justice of the Peace W. Hugh Department patrolman Joe Hick* county. from the other club* being a privi­ liked sitting hy my girl friend ail ha* gotten off numerous blast* No charges were made on the Duncan, called lo the scene, im­ Tomorrow Night ■on running the second offender lege of lha pennant winner each circles of the Hanford Garden tho way over here." at tho U.H. Suprom* Court for it* paneled a eoroner'a Jury lo view surface nnd no counter charges An election party will be held Club, the Central Circle, Drift­ down. The Kan find Police De­ year. ruling banning segregation In the Tho remarks came from a group Ihe body and tho serne of the af­ were forthcoming from the appar­ on West First St. tomorrow partment. became involved In the Georg* Stine and Ben Wiggins wood Circle, and Magnolia Circle, 23 small fry who visited Han­ schools. He charged the court vto speeding cur after It was in*ldi> ent stand* made by each of the fray. A eoroner'a Inquest will be night beginning at 7 o’clock will conlinu# to manage th* Cuba, was chosen as Ihe top prise win­ of ford last Thursday, coining over Dialed thfl state'* right* guar an. hchl Friday at 2 p. m. at the Scm- when returns will start pour­ the city limit*. Captain Arnold candidates. while the AH-Stara will be under ner. hy train and returning at midday tee* in tho Constitution, He haa undo County Court House. Don One of tho largest crowd* fo li*ing In from precincts around William* lnvo»t)gated tho nrcithe wings of Sonny Powell and The three circles will receive (ho hy train, urged an interposition resolution Dales, local businessman, is fore­ cn to tho 32 candidates turned out the State, lop prise of $129.( dent. Bill Hutchison. They were In charge of their aa a means of beading off lnt*. "rittoy night to the final rally In man of tho eoroner'a Jury. Blackboards, light*, and a House No. 1 waa chosen to re­ Damage wa* estimated *t four Semlnulo County held at Ihe San­ Investigating officers were San­ A practice session for th* All , teacher, Mrs. II. M. Smith, who grnlinn, to live hundred dollar* to tho ford Fanner'* Auction Marker. An ford Patrolman Carl Dodson anil public nddriM* system are alar* has bean called for tomorrow ceive second prise of $13 and said that their visit Included ■ Lowry end Warren have Mb ■tolcn Ohlsmobile while $3110 estimated crowd of 000 gave candi­ Constable J. t). “Slim" Galloway. being provided hy TTie Hanford afternoon It 4:30 at th* old bell House No. | waa selected lo re­ round of interesting points — Ihe hard at Collini on th* Issue eon* Herald so that results ran be park. Tho Cubs will gat tugethar ceive thrill prise of $30. damage was estimated to the dates rousing applause as they out­ loo, Midget Cily, ami the Big tending he should take a firmer tabulated and mada public In at th* »*ma place on Wednaeday The entire selection wet don* Trea. C'ltuae and Company car. stand. lined their platform* and spoke of record 'time. by vlsitori who stopped by the off­ to loosen up and b# ready for tha Collins declared Florida waa on* Trooper Slack, who wa* asslat- their aim* in their plea for vote*. S. Jacobsoh Named Local election result* will b# taat of skill the following night. ice ri Wellborn Phillips Jr,, In Two groups were visiting Sanford nf only three Southern state* hy way of Atlantic Coast Line Edgar Wayhrlght of Jacksonville, •d hy Patrolman Carl William*, posted on the boards which Umpires for th* game are W. C. Loch Arbor to ntme their choice. have preventd any tntn* said that the two juvenile* were speaking on behalf of Sunder Low­ To Leadership will lie located on lh,. east aid* (Red) Hires behind lh* plate with Unprecedented Interest w a s train, the other being from (Vinter which gration nnd that aegregatlufi placed under protective custody ry and hi*, candidacy for Governor of Tha Hanford Hrrald Build­ Hrark Perkin* and Orvtll* Touch- built up In th* landscaping efforts Park School which Increased the would ho preserved by every law* number here hy 23. pending action hy Juvcitila Judge of'Florlda and A. R Pelerson Jr., Fraternity At Duke ing In tha open lot which will of Ihe three group* of Hanford total ton on tit* bases. One youngster spoke up as Ihe ful |nd peaceful mean* hut "with, speaking on behalf ef Senator Ernest llniisholder today. arrnmmndat# hundred) of peo­ Trophies awarded each year by Garden Club members when the noon train blew Its whistle, signal­ nut rinollonal furor and diaord* George Smalhera were Ihe last Samuel Sigmund Jarohson, sen ple. Sonny Powell and Roy Holler for crowd* viewed the homea chosen ing lls approach to the station, ara." speakers on a program that ex­ of .Mr. and Mrs. Herman JacobTh* Sanford Herald Staff most valuable playar and for out­ by Wellborn Phillips Jr., as (hose son of 220 Scott Ave. la one of 19 (Continued on Faga Two) to two hours. will coordinate the results standing sportsmanship will be to bo beautified. From 2:30 to 9 "This Is the second time I've been Women Of De Bary tended Duke University students who nn a train. The first time I came An cxtonslvc house lo house cam­ from the 18 Heniinol* County hy candidates has spurred have been named members of precinct* and post them with presented to two boys whose names o'clock yesterday afternoon, visi­ all the way here from California," Garden Club Elect paign possibilities that tomorrow's rice- Omicron Delta Kappa, national roiintywlde totals In each race. will not b« announced until Juit tors flocked to Loch Arbor for Most ef the boys and girls re­ B. L. Lasbury V first-hind information and a closer marked that they would tike to before the game. lion will create one of the biggest leadership fraternity for men. Result* on statewide races Officers A t Meet voter As pert ef the city recreation look el the effort* of th* Garden stay longer and se* more of San­ Dies Yesterday turnout* in Seminole Coun­ Election to the honorary Is will be received In The San­ based on outalandlng leadership In ford Herald newsroom# hy program the commissioners and Club elrelea. HY MARY FOWLER ford but each remembered that Information was received tod*F ty's history. One hundred women of ihe De- The election will no climaxed by one or more of five areas of cam­ way of Associated Press and City Manager Pats Knowles hive the trachar had a surprise walling from Mr. and Mra, R. C. Laa* llary Garden rlub mot Friday In nn election party to he held at pus activity: scholarship, publi­ Immediately posted on th* bul­ donated the use of the stadium far them an their ralurn to school, bury Jr., of East Windsor Hill, the civic center to elect the follow­ The Sanford Herald nffice tomor­ cations, dramatic*, athletics, and letin hoard* provided for tha end Ihe lights for this poat-iaaaon on* liiat none of thorn wanted to Conn., advising of tha dealh, lisp classic that each year provides ing officers: Mr*. Theodore row night beginning at 7 o'clock. student government, social and re* election party, mixa. n, of their youngest son, Bcnjjmhb some spectacular baseball for the Considerable cloudiness, Mat­ Broome, president; Mrs. A. L, Lin. It is expected, with Ihe help of llgloua work. Leo Laibury, following an automo* The publto to Invited to at­ acorea of interested spectator* who Ciln, first vice president; Mrs. tho Immediate reading of totals on tered ehowere and thundershowers Jacobson to a rising senior at tend. bile accident, NEW WEAPON •upport th* activity. John M. Ryrn, second vice preal- the voting machines, that final to- Duke. becoming partly cloudy with lets NORFOLK, Va. I/PI--J. P. Rmi- Mrs. Laibury Is tha daughter of tler.l; Mrs. Henry L. Wood, third numerous showers end thunder- fa* told police the bandit who tho tola Joshua Coffin Chase, and vice president: Mrs. Arthur G. showers Tuesday; littlo tempera­ robbed him In his ruffe* end Ice a cousin of Randall, Sydney and in n g H n M m Attendance Effort ture change. Walt, fourth vice president; Mr*. *Frank Chase. alor* throw snuff In his face. Prlre ft. Good-on, recording seeroBy Cancer Society tary: Mrs. Albert Salisbury, corresponding secretary and Mrs. m r? * Receives Publicity Frank II. Rallantyne, treasurer. A reception honoring Ihe . new Nationwide publicity hae result­ n'tic*rs followed, with twn beau'd from on* of the effort* made by th* Seminole County Unit, tifully decorated punch tables. A most successful plant sale1was re­ American Cancer Society In order ported. to R#t greater attendance at on* r of tha ahowtnga of * cancer 2 ^ film. Mr*. Gertrude Dlngfelder, writ­ Market Realizing ing from New Tork, its tea that the American Cancer Society Sliqht Decrease Headquarters, located In New '‘Business transacted at th* York City felt that th# Item waa Sanforil Stale Farmers' Slarkct worthy of mention In the ACS last week amounted to 30 varie­ Bulletin which to distributed na­ ties totaling $'17,452 packages at tionwide. a gross valuation of $131,009.20," Mr*. Kitty Welsh, director of said Sandy Anderson, Hanford th# Nuraary School, Palmetto State Farmers' Market manager Ave, and 8th St. mada tha na­ In' his weekly newsletter released tionwide ‘ publicity possible by today. keeping children in th* nursery However, Sandy Anderson aald free while mothen saw the film "We are experiencing a alight being shown at the Rita Theatre. decrease each week In volume and •Mrs. Dlngfelder, In her tetter to Th* Hanford Herald, aald "al­ valuation.” though th* complete Florid* Dlvl"Our good neighbor, R. N, Baalon campaign results had not villa, and his 1'lant City Markat been received at tho tint# of my in eontrlbutlng hi* support, a* vlalt, It look* •• though Florida Pompanno, Pahoke* and Bellela wall maatuflng up to tho othar glad# were doing during thr winter treacharmonth*, In helping to keep our ALL SET FOU THE SP.ASON ar* Daiwln Bruce, Mrs. Bruce, Dabble and Darwin, U»a two children. •tale# in combating _thli------* BttM'a la a w u Ikl School la totaled at FariAJsdi'cram, 1* l », Race Issue Tops Talks Juveniles Lead FHP Stage Set For Hotly Officers On Wild Contested Election Chase Saturday i Negro Woman Is Stabbed To Death; Assailant In Jail All-Star Team Is Landscape Project Is Picked By Manager Staged In Loch Arbor For Game Thursday 25 Small Fry Visit Sanford Thursday; Ride Weather am rfcM aJtokinJ,’’ a a id A m t o w a . �>V V~ > m ’PFF'i T O S A N T O n P TTFRALT* FLOCK o r YOWL* CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vs. I* - P ag * % M onday, M ay T, 1SW lobB etterson, a Louisa high ifhotl bsakatball pla. -r, figures h* owns some kind of record for Music," it the Iharna of Ute Wrrf! In school currlcy)*. The Impor- personal (pull. He committed 11 Is •npui | National Muilc Wotk lance ai mutle to chtltfrin will yet which i* balm Obamed through aaheel enrollment! roll toward as sight. May 13 in Sanford, k was announc- their creit of 33,900,000 children In Petterson made five touli is a I hvH m Y ob T b Junloc vanity game. Because ihe ed today by Peter <1, Bukur of Bo- the next five yean, AUontl U« CUw bur'a Muaic fihep. a member tJ a Kina* th* war. aehool band! Louisa Warn had asly IIva play­ national organisation sponsoring have inereiMd 09% and aehool ers thf opposing coach abowed In Tb* VALPIZ HOTEL the nationwide avenl. loreheilraa oven more. Today Patterson to romala la ihe game. Tear Problem Cap Be Mayor F D. Scott today, pro- there a rt avof M.0Q0 idltrumantal , Pat tenon mida flva more fouls. B*tv*d. Cmm aid ciaimad thl* week aa National mualcal organiiaUona with more Than h* pliyad briafly ia Uw vah Muiie Week in Sanford. He laid in than 11,000 orckealraa aid 10,000 ilty aoataat Md committed iw* IlfiO ffC M i hit proclamation, "in thia period bands. Over 00% «f Ike country'* s w a fouls,______________ when our world i* beiol by Inter, aefcooia provide rhythm bend train* national problem*, we may ill in | In klnderitri*n and primary r - a c h in '... X VVUZ JU S T ACTIN' ■ n S OMM N i£ l,C * ii Baconi r \ r - < * £ - [ BACON'1 7 Ligol Notict 1 AUO *T HAW **O W N | L l\VHV,<3 0 0 PV... 1 V O U JU S T A U O SA T O SA M Ilf TUB WAMR «S TBR aTATB Of K rtlAPMAN r in Tsknn<*„HDsellst arassvill*. TtsMesie. TqU ARB HBRBST KOTIFIBP Ih si s suit fes Alvar*# hst tuanltla* sa sla it r«u r*u i*v Irm s fertar ohsa•■sins* Ss rireult .Court •{ tha lelsl Circuit Is >14 for B 'wia. C of C Directors Change Meeting Tho regular monthly meeting of tho Board of Directors of the ■omleolo County Chamber of . feaomrtre baa been ahlfted to Snodbaa dita berauae of the con* A ct with election day. Aecerdkg to o notice mailed to eotb member of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce , mamba,whip, the nwelln* of the Board of Directors haa been chanced from Ttieeday May 8 to Meads? May 14. * At the meetinc next week a .teporl from »h* By-L*w* R*vilien committee will be heard. Timt and placa of the meetinc have not yet been named. C.W . (Charlie) BECK ’ ' *' FOR SH ERIFF OO M M IN O I.K COUNTY Water Skiing b Taught In DeBary e Governorship ^ Campaign to Get Underway Here Tha campaign for Mental Health will get underway In Romlnelo County almulUneeuiiy with tho no* tlonwldo program. Heeding tho fund and educe* tlonal drive In Seminole County will bo Georg* Touhy, Executive vleo president of tha T in t Pedrol loving ond Loon Asioelotlon here, who wee appointed chairman of the Srmlnol# County Mental Hoolth AiMelaUon. Named aomtory.treoiurer of ihe local organisation woa Mra. Ouster Bamberger with M a. I. E. Chapmen, publicity chairman. T h o ea m p a I a n rommlttee, named for tha fternlnol* County portion of the nationwide evtnt which gets underway Wednesday, May A are; Mayor F. D. Scott, A. L, WlUon, Mr*. Sidney Ivca III, and Mra, C. L. Tark Sr. A workers kit will he present­ ed to «arh civic oriranlzatlon in Seminole County In the flrit atep to get tha fund campaign end educational drive underway. Thia ia tha first concentrated effort In Hcmlnolo County tn Alphalt ia mod aa a ami nil participate. In the Mental Health daedontr Into auto body eonitnie- program which Is being stimulat­ tlon. ed throughout the Btete under the leadership of Mrs. Richard Stover of Miami, chairman of the Florida Mental Health Anode* lion, SenaluC Gsnrgt gmathira la honorary chairman of tha state wide organisation. 1 By MAXY FOWLER Water aklim it an popular among tho younger reildent! of Do nary that devotoea gather 'roufld to watch Inatructiona by Mr. and Mra. Darwin Brute whs a n amt only aki exporta but whs operate a aehool up North. Florida ia o natural for tho Bruce family who with their chil­ dren, Debbie, 13 and Darwin, aeven, moved to Do Bary two yoara ago and Immtdtetely fnund a niche for ihemaelvca among th* water tporti rnthuilaita of this aectlnn. A grsduilr of Michigan State and New York U., and an athletic Instructor, llruce ia •»peclaily adept at teaching good aportimimhlp to ihe youngitera who, with hla children, lake readi­ ly to the water and aro becoming Junior aki expert*, too. The Brucca are returning In Tort Jcfferion, L. I. Ihia month hut will ba back next fall and hope to make their permanent real* denco here. Hear Governor X eS cy WANT MOUNTAIN IJON MEEKER, Colo, (fl — A fl-year. old mile mountain lion, meaattr* lag VH foot was killed near thl* weitarn Colorade community. Tha animal, believed on# of Ihe larg­ est aver killfd in Celorado, weigh­ ed 100 pounds. The carcass was sent to the Denver Museum of Na­ tural HIMory (or mounting. (Coailaaed from page One) peaceful means but "without emo­ tional furor end disorder!." Collins attacked Lowry aa Ma candidate who seeks to embroil Ihe state In an orgy of hats" end declared Warren offered "a rerun of fourr yoara of buffoonary and faombats.” Bryant has challangad Collins' laadarshlp qualities and said hr failed to carry out hla eampelgn pledgee on riappofllonment and other Issues, All four candidates made clalma of avantual victory but none would claim altetlon In tha first primary. If none win clear major! ty, the two Ion men will run It off May MU In In* second primary. Collins sold at Lakeland yes­ terday before moving over to Tampa to close his campaign! "I am resting my case with the people. Tha is sue la simple and clear—shall Florida continue for. ward in her great march of proggraaa or shall we filter and fumblt and grope with Iradershlp de tar mined on a course of disorder, distrust ami diiaetar. "I am oonfidonl ol vie lory. We ara going to lead Ihe field and It's going to ba a big lead. I hope and pray it la big enough.” Lowry said at Tampa: "I feel confident that the fine organisations of rntiadcra who have worked so hard for ma In the campaign will put ma In No. k position on flection day." Warren, Bryan! anJI Collins con dud# their campaigns today In th* Tampa Bay araa* and return tn their respective homes In Mi­ ami aBach. Ocala and Tallahaaaaa tomorrow to vole. Lowry winds up his campaign in Jacksonvill* where ha makes a night TV talk. Th* Damncratle nominee will oppose aha Republican candidal*, William A. Waahhurn* Jr., In No. the period. National Muiie Wash comae at • time when more people a n en­ joying muiie than aver before. The American Muale Conference estimates that there It currently tn excess of 19,000,000 parsons playing the piano, and one parson In eight in th* United States reg­ ularly plsy* some form of musical instrument. There arc 7,790,000 children now playing instruments and receiving Instrumental music Instruction in public and parochial schools and with private toachara. Aa estima­ ted 390,000 new students era add­ ed to this total every yaay, Instrumental instruction ia ln- Salvation Army Is Under New Charge N«w officers arc In command of Ihe Haivallon Army Headquarters in Sanford, U was revtaied Frldiy. LI. Marcalla Reynolds I* In commmd of the local corps asslated by LL Virginia Kellner. Lt. Reynold* cams to Sanford from Tallahassee, where she had baan stationed for lha past ilk years. Lt. Kellner came here from Columhla, 5. C. where she had been stationed for 10 months. The Iwn young, attractive ladles, replace Lt, Raymond Luca who had baan In command of tha San. ford Salvation Army Corps for six months. Lt- Lute left Sanford Sun­ day, March M. BUND COIN EXPERT HIGH POINT, N. C. W - Blind sine* birth,. Roby C. Leonard, 90, often amaze* fellow member* of a coin.collecting dub, • Leonard sera tho coin* with hli fingers. Jfc has no trouble detec­ ting tho liny letter* which show where some coin* are minted, and that he sometime* notice* de­ fects in coini that other collec­ tors overlook. vember but In Florida Democratic nomination Is tantamount to elec­ tion. COLLINS T O N IG H T A PROVEN EXPERIENCED OFFICER (T years a* deputy under P. A Mem and tha late C. M. Hand.) Will he a FULL time SHERIFF. Hum and roiled |n Samlnolo County. A vol« a May the Ith for HECK la O vole for CLEAN, HONEST, end EFFECTIVE service ip TOUR ahrrlff’a office. YOUR VOTE WILL flR APPRKCIA* Paid Pol. Adr. hy C. TV. Berk Tutidty Night •P IR A T IO N playtni an Instrument. National Muale Week afford* everyone the opportunity to rofloet upon the importance of muaio in thoir llvoi. Dutch Tourists To See Sanford Hilrty Dutch tourists will see Sgnford this year via the "St Johns River Trail" on a Florida tour which Prad Weeda of Heerien, Holland, ia arranging, accor­ ding to a latter rwrived from Weeda recently. Tha touriita from Holland will make their trip to tit* Sunshine State by chartered bui from New York. They will travel south on Highway una to Miami and re­ turn north by the St. Johns River Trail, a north and south routs promoted some years ago by a group of central Florida eillsens to attract motorists to th* middle section of the state. At that time Ihe SL Jotui* River Trail Associ­ ation was formed with the late Edward lfigglni aa IU first presi­ dent, and thousands of “Mrip" maps describing the rout* were distributed. In his letter Weed* aski for a supply of th*s* maps and other material which the Chamber ia sending, along with an invitation to tb* Dutch Tourists to atop off tn Ssnfard. People 60 to 80: Tear Out This Ail ...... .tel* t’nu 'nunir, ytarlds In Chss. rsry Mn, t t t l snd you oro hsrahy . , and mall N W i f la find esnulroU Is s#rv* • e«ov V your uuplsint «n th* •ul how yog esn still apply for tempi « 11,009 lif* Inauronee polls? to ess, Ne." help teht aero *f final s s p n m V Orlande, Fieri**, sell fils e s n * lbs eftlce ef the Cl without burdenlpg yeur family. Circuit court e* nr kefoi You handle the entire trans­ *»y ef June t»Jt, «lh*_____ .... stl*aetln*t nf naM Cumplalnt will ection hy mnll with OLD ha taken *• rnnf*t«r4. . W ITNESS mr hs«e *ed Iks nft». AMERICAN *f KAN MB CITY. elal its ) *< ike said Court s» isn* Na obligation. N* *n* will tall ter*. Mmlrmt* Cnunlr, PI m N*, thl* Hill on y*ut Ilk <l*r uf Stay, A. |1. l i l t . (*•*11 Write today, simply giving your O P. llrrmton nsm*, nddroas ant) nge. Mali tn ci*rk . cirru ii Cuurl (lUrtdnn* I., Kuhliil* Old American Ins, Co., a West Allornty Inr PU Iallff 9th, Dspt L COOB, Kansas C ity,. IIS Nnrth 11*1* gtr**t Mo. a OrUnSn, Flnplds / HAVE RUN A Clean Campaign Without Mud Slinging Offering A Program for Improving the Service to the People Pin VARNES FOR CLERK OF COURT (Fd. Pol. Ad. Fold For By Flit Vnmta) Don't Gamble With Seminole County's FUTURE! ELECT JOHN KRIDER CO UN TY COM M ISSIONER WTRR 8:30 to 9:00 p. m. Keep Florid* C lim b in g .,, K"p COLLINS C0LIIMS for Governor (Political Adv. paid for by Slate Campaign Treat. • Agressive for b«tl«r Florida Farming A modem florid* firmer mutt perform a number •f "dwh-rmirMir job* to keep hit buildup ia good teptlr, And perform them he doss, quickly and dbcirntly, »lih ntnlrrs power looli eurh aa k rieetiic u>i, drills, and paint iprijm. B m Look ireund your firm, See ill the wi/» n v D th* ’Rig Switch* la more elactrie iwilrhea t l / B eaa mil# Florida firming mere peaduw E g A tin (or you! l Experienced for hotter Florida living One q«uri of Gail Borden Milk supplies 190% of ike minimum adult dally fMuinmenta of 9 tirental vitiminr and aalaenU, Gail loidtn Milk la th* m y. toavtakal, aae/oraf way to |iva your family Mfro health prut action and it «0*t* only oar-reof more per <kuart than regular hamoganiaad milk. S urt drink* U | Gail lords* hiiUt todayl to eddltiea re an ikelrte rang*, refrtfmrw, ind Itaadry *f|hi*ca«, tedev’t medtm firm K*u»*if« awe a lumber »f ilwtrtr "to*l»," Im i rolie-auWt*, leatlen, mtein, wiBe-ireea, t* m m * ft*. T V ; mike reeklag mere fun, uni |i>» bar t<U«J Umui* 9R I«f*kv7k* lerOmCamomw •pcrWtag Family ftm-THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE* I P . M . S a tu rd a y *, W U B Q -T V <,i*'v.. \ -1i *k JOHNKRIDER SA YS: 'A t oloctlon tim e, promUoa glow t i l t b rig h t oat. b u t th « b rig b U r th e y glow, t h t f u t e r tb o y f.odo. B ocsum X bolitvo you voter* u a n o t interontad ia fiction, and boesuso t b s cholco o f county c o m m lu lo n o n la o f o x tro n * la p o rU n c o , m y p r o m lr n w o coo* l i a o d t o m y p o s t p s rfo rm sn c s .M a. publlo o ff i d o l Tho ts p o rk n o o 1 k m g s i a s l In t h a t publlo sorvics a n d t b s record I ha vs achieved fo r sup p o rtin g a n d sponsoring p ro g ro w iv i a ttio n I bsllovo Is s o n s Indication to you of m y qualifications f o r tb s o ff le t, 1 o u M S tly solicit y o u r voUl a n d s u p p o rt on M ay • th .1* �. -- '!_■ •"-•■'' u : *r v m ;>v* .' F' 7 . • • V 1:'- ■?V....."vT.... — S'-.':A Jf* ; '. 4I •4 J‘ v . . Is, . ... • the (True ( i f thsr# Is sire heps for other dlibatls types, extludlng children. Under the name BZ 33, the drug was clinically tested on more than 3,000 diabetics. It Is undergoing more Tests In the United Stales before 1c is licensed there, fn Ger­ many it is on sale ai Invrnol and as Nadiia. H It passe* tests, the new drug FRANKFURT, Germany. (JR— A will be put on market under the new German anti - diabetes name “ ‘Orlnase" by the Upjohn drug, which can be taken orally, Pharmaceutical Co., of Kalama­ m y soon be available in the Unit­ zoo, Mich, Diabetes, a disease character. ed States, *ay Its producers here. Elderly diabetics—provided they Itcd by emaciation, great hunger have a case history of less than and thirst, Is generally fatal in five ycars-hnve a good chanca of severe cases. Victims suffer from being able Co switch from the In­ excessive accumulation of sugar sulin needle to two or three pills In the blood which their body can­ a day. German doctors who tested not burn. .Swiss medical statistic* Mrs. J. Guiwillig ‘ New Anli-Diabeles Could W e ll Be Says Women Will Drug May Soon Bo Elecl P resid ed Available In U. S. Monday, May 7. lfiSfl, Faye 8 THE SANFORD HFRALD M atsu the ever pressnt threat ol war h»* on the Island is much more squal • transformed this small island un­ id. der tha ahadow -of Red China a Dwellings are crude and ditapi-l night. dated, amells strung and pungentJ Long trenches have hern hewn and there are many flics, out of hills and there arc sun cmBut^ho civilians, ail things con-, placements everywhere. Tunnels, supposedly Impervious to conven­ aldcred, are cheerful, good-natured tional bombs and shells, house and optimistic. command posts. Cavernous am­ Nationalist officers say that if munition bunkers have been dug. Chinese Communists in vada Matsu The tiny liUnd, which formerly they will bo met with resistance had othing more than trails. It as stern *« American Marines cnscrostrd wKn 31 miles of high­ found in invading iwo Jima in way. Wo-ld War It. Th* civilians yc about their work But the outcome, they assert, and play as i! tr-y had never will be (lifft-renl: The Ancrican* took two Jima—the Chinese Reds heard of war. No one pays any attention hi will not take Matsu. the sound of shellbursts. A Nationalist officer explains 50 Million To Be casually that the Reds are firing at Kaoieng, a tiny island within Inoculated Against sight of Alalsu and even closer to Communist China. The soldiers who live here have Polio By Oct. BO scant recreation facilities, typified WASHINGTON <*-M»re than by an underground room wun SO million children should he In­ chairs, magailnes and ma>he a oculated against polio hy Oct. 30, sure,!on General ol-onant Schrolc radio. slriking impression of Mat­ says. for CARRY OUT: suOne It the cloai.liness of all mill- lie told a news conference yes­ Ury establishments. terday sufficient Salk vaccine WHOLE Troops look In good ph) steal should be available for that pro­ FRIED CHICKEN wlfh Potato Salmi nml condition. Tiictr discipline Is ex­ gram. Addressing a closed meet­ and their morale xpnrar- ing of doctors and health offircr*. Cole Slaw (or Lettuce and cellent very high. Mod of the soldiers he urged that immunlration he Tomato) originally ramu from the main­ continued during the summer land but have hc*n retrained and months. $1.95 reequipped In Kormoja. The rest wore recruited tinder The meeting did not express my I DOZ. FRIED SHRIMP compulsory military *ervlep law s view on th- sumo,,, program. w it h n a m e a * a b o v e introduced by the Nationalist* In Sclieisle reported Same uiictnrs have favored discontinuing shots ■Formosa. $1.75 This time la*? year mod of the during Ihn summer, when the In­ cidence of the diseases normally is troops were billeted In l«nthighest Today thry are housed in quar­ DOT YOW ters gouged out of the hill, and Srhvelr said promised increases MANAGER affording gunrl protection agsimf in vaccine production suit hn snf. conventional bombing flrient to provide two or Hirer Telephone 82.H Civilian life in the 10 M ilag e s -hots for all the .VI million rhil dten under tv anil for prrenant women who want them. Offirlals c.nntate that about 30 million of Hie women and children already h u e received one or more shots MATSU ISLAND, <l> - ThU small Nitlenallsi stronghold in lha East China S«a could well ba named “ Incredible outpost.’* From avan a short distance It stems to m erit with Red Chins. By Military logic it appears un­ tenable In the taea of assault from tha mainland—but not to Chians Kai-Shek's high command and the defenders. Even Americans, It seams, think Matsu can ba held. Or alia why. It might ba asked, should they station a military team bare to train and advise the troops of Maj. (len. Hwa Hsln Chuan? Why should millions of dollars worth of American guns, radar equipment and other material be ahipped here? But tha really Incredible thing about Matsu Is tha way in which SEMINOLE DRIVE-IN By DOROTHY ROB "’W Associated Press ttu Editor From now on It's the women who will elect the presidents, savs a brisk young woman who la chair, man of the IBM election cannalgn committee of the Woman'* Nation, al Republican Club. Jacqueline Gutwllllg first berarne sold on the Importance of public service during the war, when she was In Europe as a lieutenant colonel with the Depart, ment of Psychological Warfare, at­ tached to Gen. Elsenhower's head, quarters. Her husband, mean­ while, was a major in tha Air Force, stationed In India. Jackuelint puts In a full work­ ing day five daya a weak at the club headquarters In New York, cooperating with the party's local, state and national committees ami contacting all national wom­ en's organisations urging them to get their members out to register and vote. “ In the lait presidential elaction. S'* per rent of the local voters j were women," »•>'» she. "In thei country there Is a potential of two million more women voters than men. That’s a big margin, and a big responsibility." Young Mr*. Guiwillig has found p o ll M e a l work exciting and engrossing, and urges more wom­ en to try It. "If you've never done anythin* of the sort befoie," she says, “ the way >o start is to go to the (oral district leader or cluh of the party of your choice. If you don't know where they are, look in the phonr hook. . "You may he sure you mil he greeted with enthusiasm and grstllutde, and will he given all the work you have lime or energy for. Poltlirnl organiiallons need all the intelligent women workers they can gel. If you ran't do any­ thing else you ran address en­ velopes. Or you can go out and ring doorbells. A’ou can offer your ear to drive ptople to the polls. Veil ran art as a bahy sitter for mothers who want to go nut and vote. “ If you ire good it public speaking, you ran go nut on sound trucks and make e l e c t i o n speeches " r u n s Tttv c u i.i.rn r, star rifll"AGO its—Dun Kadd.v. third baseman genmg a trial wltlr the Cnhs Hits spring, is a former Univer'tlv of Michigan star athlete. He was selected fur the All-Conferenre diamond squad four years in a row and made the All-C'nnferenre basketball team his senior year After graduating last June PREFERS DEER TO PEOPI he played for Burlington in (hr CHARLESTON, W. Vi. t* - A I t le-ague, hatting .301 in 31 hunter from Burkhamtvn wrote games. the Conservation Department: "My party got a 1M pew eant Fsresslve speed was lha princi­ kill of deer l»»t year In Hardy pal ratisa of traffic accidents in County, hut found tha people vary uncooperative “ IWJ, - # - 7BE VOTE FOR - * a sir the disease affects about one fghllihad fn jftjy when ? per cent of lha American popula­ t e and about three or four per­ cent of the population In Europo. The anil-diabetic effect of RZ 33, a sufonamlde compound, was et* doctor tasted tt In the trs___ of pneumonia. He notledd that caused—like Insulin dee*—$ crease of tha augar level M blood. Genera! Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 812 EAST FIRST STREET , PHONE 78 JAMES B. GUT II. 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Nu trads-U Price 15 $34.00 34.40 39.10 31.10 31.55 . ■..r » 15 37.11 3970 15 33.40 tele frlrt lack* $19.40 31.40 3971 17.31 31.1$ 31.91 34.11 34.7$ i �GERM AN-M EASLES « r t fa t h t history of Sanford haa i New York Glanta Farm Syatem g base will be moved back to Sanford he completion of e modern building will house ite administrative officea wmttory. doubt, th e new building, which will cted on property e t the corner of M ellttvllle Avenue and 8th Street, will tre a fe e brand new vision on the p art of B a n g people ea to the prospecta of Sanford’s continued growth. 'fe e New York Giants Farm System wilt fertnir upward of 800 young men here each f tu M o r Spring training. I t will add to the growing Sanford end Seminole County eronspending of e quarter of e million idofliM each year. , ; What many Sanford and Seminole Coun* fy rak do not realise ia the fact th a t the . OlaMe orgaBlsetion Investment In Sanford ; and Seminole County la now nearing one mil* lion -dollars. So, their organization can be considered one of the community's biggest Investors and tax payers. The building of the adm inistrative office and; dormitory for the Farm System’s llprtng training schedule is coupled with the announcement th at the Giants will nlso add a huge A nnex-to their plush Mayfair Inn ' winder resort—a building to accommodate 48 people—which will be open the year around. This new development will bring hundreds of people to Sanford, as summer tourists, transient visitors, and e stopping place for tho«e who choose the finest. The annex, nr* cording to last week's announcement, will be completely air conditioned throughout and an* will be coupled with golf club, swim­ ming pool, and tennis court facilities for ttnHthe recreation and play. The investment o f the New York Giants’ T h t Sanford Herald organization reflocta th e confidence in San* ford of Horace Stoneham, the President, Undoubtedly, from the expressions made b y Mr. Stoneham during the f lr it annual M ayfair Inn $16,000 PGA Open Golf Tourna. ment, th e New York Giants will Include In their 1957 plana the construction of a new, pluah, modern club houae for the M ayfair Inn Country Club. These enterprises, the three of them* will druw thousands and thousands of peopie to Sanford and Seminole County from all over the United States—and we m ight inject hore th a t the attraction could be worldwide. The New York Giante were " firs t” in the establishing of a Farm System Training Base here in Sanford in 104$—and again they are 'firs t” in an unprecedented move to invest In their own facilities here. Again, originating from Sanford with a "Sanford dateline”, will be news, twelve montha out of the year, circulating among the country's newspapers, sports magazines, radio outlets and TV stittlons. Baseball, golf, exclusive nowa shout visitors here, will create a stupendous source for news report* er« everywhere. Now—the reasons fer tho New York Ginnts’ return to Snnfora. First, as we have already expressed, is the utmost confidence in Sanford on the p a rt of the organization’s President, Horace Stoneham. Certainly we are proud th a t the head of euch a huge enterprise sees big "*'!*»■ *h'" ! 1 and Seminole County. Next, Edgar P. Feelcy. Treasurer and Attorney for the National Exhibition Com* party, owners and operators of the New York Giants, said In nn exclusive Intenlew Saturday, "We should never have left Sanford." Sanford people.have heen wonder* ful to us, said Mr. Feelev, and we are looking forward to grent things for our organl* xatinn in Sanford, Sanford and Seminole County can Justly b . pr..ud of h .v ln , I h . New Vo.W n i . n « come here again to renter their activities. 'Yes Man' Is Term Of Contempt By HAL BOYLK Shelepln accuted the “ hallelujah men. NEW YORK !*—Curbttore font- man" of playing “ follow the laid* ha added amugly, had only two place* whero a Ruiilaa ■sent* of a Pavement Plato: *r," Thli. U • 11a ihouta tha gloria* of the bo»*. ]*<j {„ the Soviet Union to tha rlta eould aay “No"—nyet—aafely: 1. In the United Nation*. h not*onIy*okay[*it'***wondtrfuL f, dln*fr0H» "«** ot V ™ * 2. In hit tltap—if h* dept alon*. % If he aaid "Nyet" anywhtra Tha term "yea man" hai long **P* bran one of contempt In America, Pretumably the permnality they *ii(| ha faced Ih* likelihood of that of. Stalin, being purged—or rha probability wher# the breed hat by rro meant exalted « ai 01inly ___ — . .. uhit. own — h* toon would b* mailing hit been confined to Hollywood but beeauta nobody ^develop! fl jurlthed------------------------------In all walkt of Ufa. It fv h¥ .it (h, "Wlih you were hare" poitcard* aymbolitet a tpinelett creature, P*rw n,lit> >' • from *n addrata In Siberia Even the worm that navtr turn*—that timv* for falling to about hallelujah" it alwaya looking ahead for an It li hard to figure out Juat often enough and convincingly angle by which to curry favor in whom Shelepln it catting a atone enough ha might gat a one-way the eyea of hla auperlor. at—but be certainly didn’t ibow ticket on the ilow terln to SU There are tlgnt now that the th* cour*l« t0 f**1 ,hi ,lr*? ltonf-herla'a Winter Wonderiend. eld “hallelujah" man la falling In The hurlingof mud on Stalin a An optlmiit might hop# m*t M aom* ditfavor In Ruttia, a land memory began aom* time ago. Shelepin't attack pretaged the faQ in which it hat been ritky to tty The truth it that Shelepm haa of the old “hallelujah men" and “No" for a long, long time. thrown a boulder at himtelf, and the emergence of a new elaai of Over the weekend A N. Shelepln, • Wgjgwr boulder at hia entire pco- “Nyet men," eturdy men of eon. •ecretary of the Young Communlit P1*- For » querter of a century icience who hive the amirLeague, tpoke out itrongly agaLntt iha Soviet Union ha* been, for all eg* to lay “no!" loudly and the Soviet'* “halltlujah men.*! poetical purpotet, a nation of clearly to whatever they thought He blamed the "hallelujah men" 1M *« million "hallelujah wat wrong Corralling the late and preaantly ~ *u*h ■ h?pe, else, b anUktly unlamfented Jotep Stalin to the T . r .a come true. ■tature of a demigod In hie own v T Q j n i n Q T O i l I 0 V JC l One* a “yea «IB ," eHhar b ^ lifetime. U »> kw a Hollywood or Ruiala, alwaya a W ------------------------------------------ Faculty Member “ ye* msa.” The riecauful “y*« A , e «T. LOUIS (It - Dr. Edward V. W< » A n I A a Condon. eantrovertlal former 41- fL U fiK f’ ^ * n* > M i l I Q 6 d rector of the National Bureau of K /{ ./* * £ L h Standard*, will become profettor ^ , hetever ho*a U In aome of Ih* bert legal mlnda la of phytic* and htad of that do*.„*?!* Ih* country are inf he heed* of pirtment el Wathington Univarilto lawyer* who never eat on a bench S*Pt- »• Ne, * tiepin te hardly tlT fei* . end hit propoul would bar them Tn# appointment « >"• atomic runnir gg Ruttle’i new “nve* Y i p x O jY lj / r w /f ra * I Y *1 v' j I I 1 J J ____________ 191 * r MM* Washington (ri 'h ll w ,, _ The Florida D t,.]' . __ . m___ ___ areMen'll aI amiw u l a tlin * nd*rtfaiaAP nw . . .. / ®B» should be el p,,„ S * ,„ 5 ! year* i t Judge < eourt or s stiti H *’*• M®1 h,d 9Uj; | n0fh dea* w^o have court *lnr* lu hive held the Job. The two—Wit- 'In Sanford •> < Dear Fellow Citizen r ,& **ntury 2. Only on# of tht nine pruent member* of the Supremo (’n,'rt— Piets# allow me this means of introducing Wilson Alexander « ln‘0B-<;'’uld b« s m‘ th»rt nfferod hi* prnp..,*l to the Stnac# tht* week. Ho ttid the member* ot tho court thould have * "Judicial" temperemont, m i n ­ Candidate lor Jt«-#l«cti*n Group S "K#P7rtM w bdg3 tha: M i t b FLORIDA SUPREME COURT VOTE MAY S prem* Court JutUcet who had nev. » h»d Jud,cl'J $ ? £ } g g n> ter tfclt ekte, *i#*ri*"«*4 I«Hn Over 21 Year* Servlet S Yeert m the Sepreei* Ceert ( D-Ore) challenged VOTE FO R AND Monday, May 7, 1068 EXPERIENCE T W A r i M M J T BM I God la no raapector of persons.— Acta 10:84—No party nor ehurch nor dictntnr can dleobey the laws of liberty and Justice with­ out fktal haem to all concerned. Farm hoy, gvneery it or* rlrrk roed comtrucilnn, factory work' er, building tradeiman, ip< protimatrly 6 yc*ri ae Lawyer »t Kern park, brminol* County. H ere Is Proof the Card S y ste Is LE G A L! EDUCATION High trhnnl, pre-lew Centra College, Univertlty of Kenlucky, Law Degree Unlvlnity of Miami. Thli Background and Exper­ ience give* me # certain onderitending Intereit end af­ finity with #11 people. fn addition fo I,eon, nor rnnltnl coonly It U now being used In Dade. Duval, Lake, Ornnge. Suwan­ nee Bradford, Bay, l.evy, Escambia, I'inrllns, Polk, Volusia, Jackson and Brevard Counties. ELECT Pick tha art of your choice while our stock ia complete, SEMINOLE CO. TAX ASSESSOR Priced From $149,96 • To • $1,275.00 EASY TERMS POR A PROGRESSIVE, UP-TO-DATE OFFICE I Months FREB Service Policy PARTS and LABOR AND APPLIANCE W« Have Th« Largest And Moat Modern Service Depl. in Seminole County, Sleaa tfaMT" BI.ADS 18 VERSATILE IIANOVER, N. II. kO — Lerry nitdni tcoml the winning goal in overtime at the Dartmouth batkethall team beat Weit Virginia in the NCAA tournament. Twelve day* later he played lerond bate for the nig Green nine. DOUBLE COUSINS TACOMA. Wash. Wi -Son* of the Neal Ilcrbrandi and the Gilbert Herhramli, born 10 mlnutei apart, would be rout In* even if their falii era weren't brother*, Their mother* are lister*. TH E MAN WHO HAS T R A IN E D HIM SELF T O BE GOVERNOR FOR A L L „ ___ _ FLORIDA bclloves th at tha Governor- FARRIS BRYAN T I BELIEVE Seminole County Needs: t- Fetttr educational epportunltlaa for our citllana of to­ morrow. 2 SEPARATE BUT IN FACT EQUAL facilltlei and opportunltlaa an cojorad penult should b« sought not bought by the highest bidder. . - , _ h a s a record nf performanca JO yen rg in the Legislature th a t proves he hns tha Ability, Integrity, and Leader­ ship to be Governor of the State of Florida. FARRIS BRYANT 0 f oet SeaHaaklon far twwettead u » if M y tw la tte r #r retent <s*te > rtU ea of tpplloetlune far hoeweteed IP a T j u f q u u v A M rF believes In segregation, equal r A K K 1 S U K I AIN I jj,0 gppgrato. And he is the ohly candidate'w ith a plan to maintain it. terlMd by Baetlon 19S.15. ptaea tn bo ueed tn eat# 1 IM ttte . Ha find nothin# I the type nr paper, eard naad tn printing *ues F (D D T O * wicp fl# h t against waste and r A K K l o t i n i A i N l corruption and for maximum economy In spending the taxpayers' money. His past record in the Legislature has proven this to be true. I- Annexation ot Sanford'a fringe area* to permit Ita naad*d.growth and progreta. If You would Ilka to put this EXPERIENCE, ED­ UCATION, UNDERSTAN­ DING ami BELIEFS to WORK for You, ELECT •Stun tom tho type or ta ^hai, .itHard unlee* reprinted » . ki a k , Irvin CANDIDATE for TA X ASSESSOR Your Voto And Support Will B e Greatly Appreciated (N . W . Adv, by a P. Harkey, Treaa) ____ * . (P4. Pol. Adv. b | Mary B. Earle) If we truly want good government as we say we do, and a bettor place in which to live, we have it within our grasp by getting out election day And casting our vote for the man whose hands are not tied. May 8, 1968. Your Seminole County Reuresentative (Group 2) , £d. Pol. Ad. bp W. Alexander) �■*’ TTTE SANTORD HER A l.P Manday. May 7. 1033. T ^ e B Social fcvwJtA Seminole Hi THE KING AND tJlJKEN OF MAY! Miss Elisabeth Woodruff and Jim llawkin* were crowned queen and king of May at the annual "nv Dsv It ill h-hl in the Seminole High School Gym Fridaynight. Shown with th* honored two tie Principal a I Mr*. Herman K. Morris, leading the grand march lead off. f .|«me<on| I > 11 Q 3 . 1 Mothers Honored By OES Members MONDAY First Baptist Church will meet at Im n re S S iV R M e e t , . „ , The Rny Scmit* will meet at 7:30 p m. at the home of Mrs. _ . Barney n. Beck. 2«t2 laurel Ave •mpreailve m e -‘ng of SemiFirst Preihyterian Church at 7 G-o-in No. 1 Is ki t 'nole Chapter No. 2. 0 E S w-j* Circlet of the WSCS of the Meth- held at Matonlc Temple Thor*, . The Phllathea Class of the Wo mlitt Church will meet at follows: n,By,^ men of the Fir*r P’r-v t'; tn Churrh will meet at 7:15 p m. js-ith Mr*. tV. ’ Burnley o r , m. for coveied *1! h lunch: Circle *Bh h»fket* of whl'e and pink An Celery A'#. Mr*. It F. Hern- No.2 with Mri. W. B Nicholson glads In the Fast and West. Red den will ha Co hostes*. , 112 W. 20!h Street, covered dish carnations adorned earh Star ~i.ni- will *-e h GM ■t, t o'ert lunch ; Circle No. | in McKinley point Station. White carnation* ‘1 a. m , covered djsh and gyptnphilta were on thp pedesIng at the Presbytemn CHrch at •• II lunch:- Circle No I with Mr*. F D tals in the North and South. 8 p. m. All leider*. Irimp ie*d.«a, J--—: Lake Monroe Bit . yjr, p |j Wyatt. Worthy Ma­ committee chairmen and the troop Ktrchhoff, Old I committee* are ur-jed in attend 10..to a m. for covered dlah lunch: tr„n j,niy p ll Wyatt, Worthy both from the Sanford ami Lake ind Circle No. S with Mr*. B B Patron presided in the Fast Mary aiea. T is on is :n ills- rumley. Silver I.ake, 10 a m. Very instructive and interesting • e • 1 <i‘ h I •i*"h cia'i 'he Seminola County part tn nf Grand Chaptrr were \V. O tV. Camp *25 member* report* th* nnw Council. givrn hv Mr*. \\ B Move, Mrs will men ii a p in. at the Hall on J. P HnlUrlaw. Mrs. C. L. Hew£ t "• • c.a » of the F.r- S>ou:h Park Ava. sun. Mr-. I, T Sheppard as well C ustian Church will have a pot .. c.sn t v as Worthy Matron. Mr*. Wyatt. I rk supper at rhe churrh at o '0 Vutation llihle School superm p m. Bring o 'n table «erv'*» and All Mothers w-cr# presented a tendi-nts will meet at First Bapt­ red carnation and a lovely ctuira ••ni’ered <"•' ist Church nt 10 a nt. te*v wa* given honoring all Mo­ Cirrle* of the Fir»t Methodist Che Mission Circle of Elder ther* of the Chapter. C ,-jrcn s- .11 niitr; a- follow.*' » ..-.c Nt. fl will mc’t at New Smyrna Spring* Baptist Chapel will meet The next meeting. May 17 will Beach for a picnic lunch; Circle at '-'..'111 p. in. he initiation N i. 7 will mccr wuh Mrs. II F. Th* Junior Choir of First Bapt­ Ilively party cookie* and punch C lie. 921 tv. 201Is St. at .1:35 p. m : ist Church will meet at .1:30 p. were served from beautiful ap± role a wilh Mrs. Roy Tillis, at 9 • ramp, bring coveted dish; C r *’r- " • *• Brooks Jr. will lend pointed table*. Serving table wa* c - No. 9 with Mrs. It. U. Hut- 'h ' '"''Iweek prayer aervlc# at adorned with pink and vs-hiie rarc utnn, bring covered dt*h;. and(H r*^ Baptist Church at 7 in p m. nationi. sprinkled with gypoiphl( rcle 10 In McKinley Hall at to Mr. Hoy Britt will lead the ha. Mrs. J. H, Bilhrey and her a m fur covered d ih hn-h Sunday School Workers' Confer- committee served for the evening. The Lake M.nroe P TA will hold ''n'* Ht Kir"‘ n"f’t,,t rhu,rh ‘ l O. A '* of Seminole Baptist As­ It- mont ilv meeting at7.30 p. P m „ in Mr llitiell will appuiit mem 1>'• ‘,irl wil1 r «' sociation will he held at Northher* for conimillre lor tile coming I-11'1 I realty tenon t hutch at .1 to •nil- Baptist Church in Del.and •it 7.90 p in. }f;<f A* ii $il *it % leu ilie jm'iuc m u ill be uiscimrd, MuiWi** liiuie Hour will The Adult Choir will rehearse * iiis iiti *'• fondut teti by Kev A. (i Me- at First Baptist Church at 5:00 • 1n limit m Fi rm hyttrlan P I trim Chanter, Florida Society l hlm.h Ml ■ p. m Dau.htera of the American Colon- Th, ( tmnr,| Choir will rehearse isls will m*ct for a covered duh First Preshylerian Church at luncheon aT 12:30 p. in. at the T. 7::m p ni< G Lee Dairy Gold Boom located Morning Circle No. 9 of th* on Rumhy and Robinson Streets Women of th* First Presbyterian In Orlando. Church will not meet until May Id. Th* Y. W A.'a of FirstBaptist The llorticuirure chairmen of the Church will meet at 7.UOp. m. Garden Club will meet at 9:30 a m Th# Junior High P-TA will meet *' ,ha 0 <->nter. Pleas# not* A t * p. m. Installation of officers rh,nk* °f will he held. Th# board will meet _ . . ” ” 11151111 at 7 -en « « Taylor eommandery No. 2g ' Knight Templars, will meet at ;30 The Dirt GardenersCircle of the Oviedo PTA will hold a p m t),e order of the Toniple *he Sanford Garden Club will atudy course at th# home of Mr*. \a-||| hr conferred after which re- meet at II a. m. at the home of A A. Myer. on Lake Charm It frf*nment* will be served MY»- M. L. Cullum, mg S. Elliott will start at 10 a. m, and a roeTh# Jlinjor Kellnswahip and JunA covered dlah luncheon will ered dish luncheon will he served ,„r cho|r H.(|| r,hearse at Flr.t *»• aerved. • t noon. All P-TA member* are Presbyterian Church at 3:45 p.m Member# of the laora Garden utged to, attend. j) ,. Youth Choir will rehearse Circle and theirhusbands will Th* Gleaners Clasa of th# First nt First Pre*byterian Church at have a barbecue supper et 7 p. m. Aaptlst Church will hold its regu- 7;m p. m. at the home of Mr. end Mr*, tar monthly meeting at the home The Deacon* of the First Frfd Gana* on Golden Lake. Ho*of Mrs. Willie Pippin on W. Firat Presbyterian Church will meet at '*»*** will be Mrs. Ganas, Mr*. Street at • p. m. 7:15 p. m. Ralph Dean. Mrs. Wight Kirtlay The Garden Circle will have a Th# Intermediate Choir will re- ’nd Mr*. W. V. Roberta. Board meeting lnatead of Wcdnes- hear.*# at First Baptist Churchat Tha Adult Choir will enjoy a day at 9:30 a. m. In the Hut. | 7:t)0 p. m. banquet at First Baptist Church The Woman’# Bible Clasa of die A Coronation Servlc# for th# at 7:00 p. m. S3? rn T> ....... .. BY NAN CL'SIIING The bigsvat and holiest new* at S. H. S. thi* week 1* concerned directly with atudeni political Campunning haa been in full awing ainct la>t Monday and ?n# Student Body officer*' apeechea were given Thuraday. T.te atudenta will go to the poll* on May 1 and ma) tne beat boy or. girl win!. Tueaday our baseball team fin­ ished the aeaion with a high acore victory. The acor# wa* 17-10. Tim week the team will enter Into a sub-district championship game with a record of eleven win* and on* lota. Good Luck boya! Tap Day for tn* Trl-lli-Y wa* Wedneaday. As la the custom, the same number of new member* are taken in a* the number of graduatIg senior*. Invitation for the new member* will be held May 9, For the last ruur week* girls have been practicing cheerleading on Monday afternoon. Tuesday »S-n will romnete against each other for the four position*. II ha* hern announced (hat Dottle Melt* will he •if the squad for the com­ ing year. Now ru make ear* burn’ Whyare all the boy* ao interested in the campaign po«ters that are In the girl* gym? Isn't if time Flame bought a gold chain? Carol Nutt «eeent* to be shouing the male candldato* her herl* in the coming election* Why did Bobby Little bring hi* waler pl«tn| to Geometry ela**? Why ia N. T up«rt about MayDay?. . Is it Henry vs. Linda or Linda VS Henry ’ MISS M Y ItriF . WILSON, loral home demonstrate i agent, and Mrs. J. N. AttarelU, Sanford Club president show- Mrs. George Olio. State Home Demonstration Prealdent, loma of th# displays at tha Community Center. Achievement Day was held Fri lay by all of the Seminole County Club*. *Staff Photo) • NATIVE OK SEMINOLE COUNTY • RESPONSIBLE BUSINM0MAN • ACTIVE CHURCHMAN • INFORMED THOM AS M (p sA A n n a lA Friend* of Mr* Homer Blue# ,’r:l"k,e and strips of green pepper ••III regret to le.nn that eh* Is *'B «''* «'"lnr ,n • m«»>. P"“l- ill from a heart attack In her lr> or B*h platter, home on 1212 Crescent Ave. t.nurene Cassidy. .Mr* David R Spaulding and •on Bruce nf Palmyra. N. Y ac# Mr and Mrs I. B llndgin* Jr. visiting her mother. Mr*. Homer of St Augustine were th# guest* Hrii'-e Mr* Spaulding will he »e. of hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. memhered a* the former Miss L. B llndgin* Sr. this weekend. REPRESENTATIVE GROUP I • cotton. . . ao ahew, to ngh»* \ l /// weight, iPa cool aa ahadel A delicate fcy-wl]!t# tracery egalnal ahedow cool colora ofynavy, Ttuked nylnn and acetate shtrtwalat enat dreaa. Set-in tucked pnnela. green, black or rod la your promlae of e cool end perfectly-groomed look the -aurr mer thru. Rhineatnne huttnna. Pink, Blue, Aqua Easy, fluid aklrl that fella to a allmnlng tine, White, Navy, Tuust, Cornflower. frosty white nylon organdy laced thru Ihft V neck, detachable cuffa. DBWLNU BANDAGES! Mcmi^r* of Bet* 8lgma Phi Sorority met at the Y'acht Club Friday night to a«w and roll bandagra for the Canrer U*n Closet patients. Some of tha girls had to train ahead of tlmo to Inatruct th# member* correctly. Shewn, Iw't to right, are Mr* Sam Thuraton, Mr*. Elda Nlchola. Mr* George Speer Jr., Mr*. Harold Chap ’•>. Mr*. Alftcd Pi>s|.'ch»'l. Mrs. Robert Berg, and Nr*. Evalyn Cushing. Not <shown are Mr*. Malcolm Lodge, Mr*. Wallaca Tyte, Mr*. Vernon liartlin, Hra, Jamee Ceataoo and Mr*. Don Bale*. (Photo by Jameson) , \ Wa Invite Charge Acounta" 1 Ik X i " ij �Ife tifc ;1 jcjyced Tennis Grammar School t Tourney Crown Marble Champion Willy Philips Jr., defeated Hie- matches by scores of T-l, sod 7-1. ha*) Hois M , M , la tha final* of i„ ortj#r to gain the champion|fe« tournament Kalurday after- ay p night, a room champion ■eon. Moss took the lead in the Wil selected Worn oach room In •wand set but Philips cams back the fl/Ui end sixth grides. They U win Uiree straight sets to cep- wara aa follows: Room 1, Butch ture the championship. | Holloway; Room 4, Richard Cam■The tournament, sponsored by eron; Room 4, Sonny Maien; the lenilnole County Junior Cham-1 Room t, Kenneth OusUvion; her of Commerce, was played, Room 7, Joe Thompson; Room Prlday and laturtfsy under the g, Gary Davidson; Room • Mae direction of Frank Deamt, May- Selvldps; Room 10, Bobby Buff*fair Inn tannU Pro. Charlie Mor- to; Room It, Lamar Strickland; risen umpired. Bob Crumley wet end Room 22, Bobby Johaeon. chairman a# the Jayeae T oum -| t* , eounty final, will be held at meat Committee that itagae) tha lha U ka Monroa school Thurs•raflt. f day or Friday, Professor B. C, Crumley said Saturday that 11 Steela will be In charge of the boya and girls participated la the tournament. tournament. "Muck Interest wss --------------------shown by tha seventh and alghth uni, »4" Crumley seld. m In the gtrli portion of the tournament, a hard fought thret of four games wes won by Merrltt Phlilpi, to become the Junior (iirli champion. Tennis bills uied In (he Jsy- \RotaryLeague r% .* • r ‘ o C L ttlfX Q iLQLlfGS ^ ^ TIG ERA pi*ytr n AR R H Lundnuiit ...... . . 8 II S 1 NEW GRAND SLAM MKMA Rowm ' - NEW YORK oR - 0/ Use M McMurrsy grind slam home runs hit In the Corley Klllonil League di/'lng 1933, It Rnblninn wsra billed b y , player* for the t ’hrh'enten Ural time In their careers. They Walker vara: Era'* Hinki, Gtni Baker, Dsn Thurman, Smoky Burgess, Davis .... Dil Crstidail, Johnny l/igin, WII- Marlon lit Mays. fitsn Lopsti, George Carter .... Freeve and Gene FVeese Bark* Tli# pennant winning Cube tried a new battery of Bill Robin­ son and Don Carter, Friday In the Rotary league but had to call I In tha Ken Mc.Murray-Doyle CorI Icy combination to put out the fire. After working up hill, the champs managed to evon the count at six all wlih the Tiger* before the curfew ended the tuv , sie and closed ‘t h e regular s e a s o n of play, | The first place Cubs will tan­ gle with a team of All-star* se­ lected by the managers from tho other clubs' players on Thursday night at 7:1(0 p.m. at the Memor­ ial stadium. Dave Bramlett, who continued his keen defensive gam* Fri­ day, led off In the first by greet­ ing Robinson with a single. This may . hav# unnerved the aspir­ ing moundsmsn because h# walk­ THE HANFORD MUNICIPAL HWIMMINO pool w.* no doubt the most popular spot fn Sanford last ed tlie next five men and with Saturday aa tha pool openad on a Saturday-nunday schedule until the closing of school early In June. ! The Seminole High School Celery Feds baseball team, victorious In It of 12 starl* during the regular season play, enter slate competi­ tion this weak tn seek 1 berth In the Slate Baseball Tournament. The Sub Group tournament will b» played at Sanlord May It, 10, and II at th# Sanford Municipal .Vadium with game* beginning at UJO and 1:30. Tho local leant will play Thursday May 10 at l:.TU with Srabrerr* of Daytona Beach furn­ ishing the opposition. Sanford snd Seahrre/e will hr mfavored to win the Soli Group title 0/ier I McCoy ft Kmrnttn I Evans Hudson n llslllgan ..... 1 J, Moye*...... H 4 J A 3 3 2 0 McKnight Leading In FSL Batting SHS TeamTo Enter State Competition J Wilson . 4 Bushy . t Moss ... ■««is uni-isii ir w,*fl JtRfiJ mrnugn IMS. HI* best year w*s tP4i» whin he drev* hems tMt run*. \ __________ ____ 1Hollow ay ICordell Tha New York YaiiVtee hav* L. Bush hasten Bob Filler of Cleveland Butner IT limes, He his beetea them IS Gracey times Ihraigh 193*...... .... .. Kobe Pennant-Binning Cubs Try New Battery In Rotary League Game Hetman ...... Brook* ...... Davis ... _ G riffin........ R. Mnye B. MeMurray M*nn Winn ........ 1English ...... ' Rangy Jim McKnight, shortstop for the league hading Gainesville | Cardinals, was hading the Class I) Florid# Slate League in halting with a .Its mark as of midnight Thursday. Continuing the steady play that hid him in tho top 10 # week ago, the limited-service Inlielder was 14 points belter than Kmllc Finer, nrooklyn-hisrd rookie outfielder for St. Petersburg, the New York , Yankees’ farm club. I Dave Dillard, one of tli* Clovei laud Indians’ price roakirs as­ signed to the Daytona Reach learn, was leading In hils with 31 and In ini at hoses with 30. lie wai : tups In doubles villi seven and I second in triples with four, ho-liliy slugging for May in the f si * Re-spectacled Gene Bennett ol Daytona and Chuck Pearson, Hie league'* first be spectacled catch­ er inr the New York (Hants’ Co­ ma Giant squad, were tied with homers wills four each. Pearson had (he thrill of cleaning the bases with one of his, Pm, a feul duplicated in Orlandn Thursday ! night hy leam-mate Ben Valley Ills base clearer innmeil over at the (no foot mack in de*p rightcenter Held. With IS, Dillard al»o was leading In RBI’s, with team.males Marv Callegn and Bennett second with I earh. Tightness nt the first half p*n1 nant rare was proved In that only 3’i game* separated league lead'ling Dayton* from the Detroit TigIera sixth place Palatka club. I| Highlight* of the week found , the Milwaukee Hravr* handing Leeslmrg a full working agree­ ment In rcplare lha partial deal they had with Karis.it City, in* of Jim llawkln* <3-l> anil Kr- "f .elected pt. nle Morris (5-0), and Ihc booming three club., wi hat* of Brantley Schlrard, David Ham* at the Galloway, Robert Samuel., and Thun, at 7:3(1 Boh Johnson, the Fed* have ininp- bounced thin w ed over It opponent* this .ea.on J"hn Pope, losing only to Boone High School Manager’* .1 ol Orlando, Hie >ca*on play h,n regular season also been highlighted hy the fine making .clectin defensive play nf little ll»oriie think should li Itii..i| and John RmVen ihr stellar sqii Srnlnreie is undelealcd, *he privilege r Numbering among ihr tr victim.. *” hrlp n!l1 the sparkling Seminole High School The game w Celery Fed* list New Smyrna affair which u Rcarh Iwire, DcLnnd twice, Lake- ceremonies re view of Winter Garden twice, Edge, nant winning water of Orlando Iwire, Oviedo through the p lutre, and Ilonne nf Orlando to baseball prnda avenge ths only defeat. \ Al.n the Pnw Tickets for (be Sub Group Tourn- hy Sonnv I’ow ament to he played till, week are tronhy xlvrn li; available n»w at Seminole High awarded to th School and at downtown drug a* “ most v*l ‘tor*' "he-t Snort.m Went Virginia University rent­ er fielder Jack Rabhita entered the I0M season with a threeyear college batting average of .,'111. Co«rh lllbh Kalk'e Te*»* ntu' has wo>i or shared the Southwest Conference Its.shall title ulna of the last ten year*. nf the man who is THINKING of you three runa Ini three men on the to he broksn a* PewstI do0(-d bare* antf none out, Mc.Murray alone the left- field foul line. But there he languished at Adams !oo|< over the relief. and Uoembel whiffed and Bram* While the next three men went letl popped to Christensen at down On strike*, two purred balls third. opened ths door for another pair Tha Bo* Score: of runs, and when the league CUBS leaders came to bat they were on Player *U R H tho short end of a p-0 score. Christensen, ,"b t 1 0 The Timers managed another Mr,'I or ray, »i.p 1 1 0 tally in the next session at hut Corley, lb,e 3 1 l whan Brnmleti. was safe on an Robiniun.p. " - w l error and successfully mudo the Carter, e. Ih 3 0 0 round trip. Ilutner, If ' 1 1 0 After drawing life orl Hush’s Clause, 3b I 1 0 hobble, Christunsen made tint Barka, cf 3 0 I first run for the Cubs in the Init­ Morion, rf 10 0 ial stanza, And in the dcuco U| fl 3 frame Hutner added another af­ TIGERS ter being walked. Mayer AR R H Trouble for the Tiger* broke Bramlett, ** loose In the third Inning as Me* Harriett, 3b ,<■ Murray strolled, Corley singled Sdmmcrsill, p,1b,.*» and both runner* rod* home on Uandrlilgr.c.p Robinson'* safety. Bramlett snap­ Lundqulst.lf ped up Carter’s hard hit roller High, lb and beat him to first with the D. Bush, .lb throw and Butner made the Powell, rf second out when he lofted a fly Adams, cf, 2h to tha mound after Clause had Gufmlio!, rf, cf CUBS . 1 1 < stole second, having walked on. Hark* singled, and Clause rami TIGERS - f i l l * home. The updoing ended wiih I four tun* when Darks wus caught trying to steal second base. In thrlr half of the final inning It looked Ilka the tin w h s noun 1 IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES OF MAY 8!h AND 2Dlh A ni«n with 33 yehrs srrounting experlonre, resident of Semi­ nole County Id years, Native Floridian, World War 1 Veteran. CANDIDATE FOR IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Your Vote And Support Will Be Appreciated interested In the game and In the youth of the city as they play it will he nn hand to see how well they do. of the man who is THINKING of our Children (Political Adv. Paid for hy Rr A. CebM of the man who WILL PRESERVE the peace and tranquility so enjoyed by all of us. of the man who WILL GIVE all of Florida strong peaceful leader­ ship of the man who WILL NOT return Florida’s fine new residents to the integrated life from which they fled. of our time tested southern way j " life. Yes, THINK of Jefferson Lee and Jackson. ’ -I :.;. *t. V * of the forward strides of our white and colored race brought about under a system of SEPARATION. ... —■ — --j- —....... few,. L J ■ i. ■ ! if* ■jr,*c^J?Ttrii'.Tgar^-r-r- * of the evil purposes of the NAACP and the Communist Party In their efforts to create strife and turmoil to destroy our way of life. and speak with your VOTE against a Political Decision rendered by a Political Court. f l n e - o a r v a l u e f b r th ft, c o s t o f a f b lly -o q u lp p e d l o w - p r i o e d ’o a r . . , m o re th a t's n e w th a n all c o m p e titiv e o a rs o o m b ln e d ... of the FUTURE of FLORIDA and ALL of its people. hehIM **»»f »Mnpg !«•»*•** NwyrtMtid PHm ttovOMMMfy Ink* Htn ItaaN MMtSMKSlntt** IM , YU YU M ns ns NO YU m YU Y11 NO NO n* NO le»-r «*>«• NO NO NO NO NO n* NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO n* YU ns ns NO NO NO NO NO NO O (N> F at Ad*, h i d t o by Campaign Trtfiur*») "May !■ S afety Check Month You can pay aa much aa 1.1000 lor n fully-equipped "low-pricocT car. For f»* than that you can own tho bigger, more poworful, ycar-ahtad Chrysler Windsor V-8I Standard equipment include* Airfoam Seat Cushion*. Heavy Duty Oil Bath Filter, Electric Windshield Wipers, Direction Signals and many other luxury extra*. Also the greater alxe and luxurious comfort ol a fine car, with e mighty airplane-type V-B engine. P o w e rS ty /e CHRYSLER • 206 Commercial Ave. C her’t Your C»r . . . Check A c c id e n t s * • . �Ift■■-■.-■•■ ■ ■.'Ik ■" ‘ ty . . . . .•: : ■ -y ■-V ■V ^ ..... ...... . T..... ......... ' mstWiiasiTi *' ~ ‘ .v . ‘ , , — ' !\ ' ' *^»r^rr- . V- .... ..., .,• |londsy, May T, 1058, Page T Ai Whitehouse Remembers One COVI NG TON. Ky. (f t- All Whitehouse recalls one major disappointment In a lift that has served up a remarkable atring of successes. rGne Tunney was :ho man who finally flattened Jack Dempsey. “ I had my heart set nit being the first guy to lick Dempsey, says the man who today suddenly finds himself fighting laoar battles for seven million American work­ ers. Whirrhnuse was a professional heavyweight boxar for years be­ fore he eould dream of reachig his present Job—director of the massive industrial union depart­ ment of the newly mergod AF1. and Clll. The powerful young Whltehoiiie hail been hardened for the priie ring hy toil In a steel mill. It was the era of the (4 and W-hmir work week, ami unionism waa In Itt In­ fancy. So it developed that a hand In­ jury turned Whltehousa from box­ ing to a career that has carried him into a Job he'd much rather have than the world's heavyweight championship. At So, he standi • fact and Teacher To Return To Class But Mix Drinks At Home PUEBLO, Colo un — Teacher Theodore Colton. fT, can return to Uis «r|i— rl^ssrne-n »t ("orsvln Junior High School this fall If he wishes, hut he'll have to mix hit drinks it home. Six |e,(steps of School District r>o voted unanimously last night lo offer Colton a IBM-37 leaching con­ tract under a resolution which forhlds employment In any phas* of the liquor Intfuatry. Col ion, a sclent* teacher hero lor three years, has tended bar night* for two year* at a hotni cocktail lounge. PrltmU aiv he wanted to aupplimant hit Inching salary, eitlmatsd at (4.300 a year. The School Board came under heavy fire from teachers, students end parents after three of Its members voted April 10 not to of­ fer Colton a now contract, Mem­ ber* of the Pueblo Teachers Foun­ dation hepan e resignetlon-i-iJay campaign In protest. A CLEAN CAM PAIGN ON MY MERITS AND A PROGRAM OF IMPROVED SERVICE NATIVE OF FLORIDA P in VARNES FOR CLERK OF COURT (Pd. Pol. Adv. P*h| by Pitt Varnea) WOLVES POSTER MAPILL, Okie. IX -While the drought he* cut down tome harv­ ests, |t has promoted a bumper President To Speak higher learning oich year. In reply to questions, Hagerty wolf crop. At Commencement raid BlKnhowiir quite likely will {lake reported hh his been unable continue that policy thu year, but to hold the wolxea dawn because Exercise At Baylor the pro»j aecreUry addon he did poison ia ineffective in dry time*. n ( not know which other of several With the return of wet weathor. WASHINGTON iff _- Frvibfim Elsenhower will nuke an addreaa the chief executive will however, Weetlike hopes to start culling down on he wolves. on “ important phawa of Interna*1 r w ^ FO R and a. Announcing this Thuradajr, tba White Houie said the President will receive an honorary doctor o[ iaw> degree at the ceremoniea in Waco, Tea. “The siihjecl matter of the Pre»* Idrnt'i .speech will deal with imP'triant phases of International at* lairs." press secretary James C. Hagerty told newsmen. The invitation lor Eisenhower to speak at llaylor was extended hy the university’* president, Dr. Wil­ liam It. White. lliigerty said Eisenhower will speak from a prepared |o*t lor ahoul 3(1 mlnuloa. Sinco taking of­ fice the President hai matin it a policy to attend commencement exercises nf two Imtitutkma of R E-ELEC T W. HUSH DUNCAN JUSTICE OF THE PEACE MEMBER: CAPABLE BAPTIST CHURCH EFFICIENT LIONS CLUB PROVEN ELKS PUBLIC PEACE OFFICER’S ASS’N STATE ASS’N J. P.’S. JACK PROMISES TUB SIMPLEST, LAWFUL hkhvic' k in HANDLING OUR JACK PROM IHER COURTESY (Year In and Year nut) AS WELL AS EXPERIENCE IN KEEPING OUR ASSESSMENTS EQUAL m h o m e st e a d EXEMPTION JA C K E. STEMPER • • • • CHRISTIAN UNDERSTANDING SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENT <4J THAR*) PROPERTY OWNER ANn TAXPAYER (IS YEARS) A NEWSPAPER HOY—SANFORD HERALD (10 YEARS) A FAMILY MAN (WIFE AND S CHILDREN) A FARMER (10 YEARS) A STATISTICAL CLERK <* YEARS) A MERCHANT AND BUSINESSMAN (10 YEAIII) (LISTEN TO WTRR IMS TO-NIGHT) VOTE FOR AND SUPPORT JACK E. STEMPER for TAX ASSESSOR SEMINOLE COUNTY A FULL TIME ASSESSOR Reward - Honest and Faithful Public Service For trsniportation to the polls call 2460, 2144 and 773 , r HE HAS WELL-ROUNDED EXPERIENCE IN PROPERTY VALUES AND TAXPAYER'S PROBLEMS (Paid Pol. Adv. Jark E- Stamper Campaign Fund) (Pd, Pol. Adv. Paid for by W. Hugh Dunran) ‘ ■ Far 10 vesri thi* atari ha* consistently observed Ihe fal­ lowing hourn Week day* 9 a. m. te l i t ! p. n . Saturday* * a. m. t« f:30 p. « , Closed from Til# p. ta. Saturday unllj la .* * , Map, FARRELL'S Arcade Packaga STORE TRAINED SOUND EFFICIENT FAIR YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT APPRECIATED 1 RALEIGH K IN G • i FOR TAX A SSESSO R (Pd. PoL Adv hy Salaigh B a t K U P FLORIDA the kind of experience we need • • • • EXPERIENCED SERVANT labor on the council. Unions eritIdied Ihe council for year* for giving them the cold shoulder and, aa they put lr, going alter the churchc'* millionaire*. )|ii labor and church phllotophic* fit hand in glove. "I have always believed,” he aaya, "that the laek of understandlng It the root of all of our troubio*, and if 1 can help tho Amer­ ican public better to underttand tome of thcio problem*, which I* one of the gone of union*, I am ready and willing.” tmnal affair*1* at llaylor Unlverjitv commencement eacrclaei May HAS THE EXPERIENCE OF VOTE weigha It! Such phyilcal welt lin­ ing la eateutlal ro hia crowded calendar. Same find It hint to believe that hi* prominence in labor work I* overshadowed In tome respect* by hie prominence In church work. He ia in constant demand a* a ipeeker at religious inhering*. HU aiiocUtea ere puuied asm*time* by hi* straightforward manncr of doing thing*. He’i 10 firmly **? in hi* conviction* ad *o hona*t with tham, they *ay, that pree. *ure wiU not *wgy him, political or otherwise. Even with hi* attribute* of iteaillnr** and Integrity, Whitehouie wa» * MirprUe choice for (he big Job presented by the merged union*. Hi* labor aefivltie* had rarely made news out­ side the area of Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky. He look over a* industrial union department chief in January. " ‘The drpartmon; D concerned with thi* general program: to fur­ ther the Interott* of induitrial un­ ion* In every way po*ilhle, and all trade union* in general," Whitehouse say*. "Trade union* ar. * nlng to reach tha prominence they ihould enltiy,” ho fay. are flu mlllun worker*, i* the can• u* indicate*, wo only have about one.fourth of them. We should dou­ ble our membership fait " In all of hi* union work, he I* mint *eti«fi*d with the negotia­ tion* with Newport Steel in IBM. He Introduced to the »teol indus­ try a contract providing for due* checkoff*—deduction of union due* from nvemher*' peyehecle*. Whltehouie tell* with a chuckle how he finally won the battle. "1 had to promiee," ho say*, "lliit' w. wouldn't put anything In the paper* about it." The iam* man who cracked that hard nut of contract negotiations ha* another significant flr»; to hi* credit, which bring* u* around to the other ildu of thi* two.In-one man: Whllehoiia* tha churchmen. In December 1934 Whltehoue# wee elected to a three-year term a* vice president ol (ho National Council of Churrho* of ChrUt of the USA, an organltallon repre­ senting 33 million members. He I* (he first repraientatlva of O, D. Furred 310 ft, Pint W hat do you expect from a GOOD G O VERN O R? You ■should expect a warm, sincere human being who know* not only tha problems nf government but also tho problems »f penplo. You should expect your Governor to bo an able, experienced publie aervnnt and adm inistrator whoso knowle­ dge of tovernm tntal needa spans the entiro nren from tnp-lovel atnto operntion in tha needs of the eniallcst com* mtinilica. Y °u should expect your Governor to hnve a record of courageous support of th at which in good in government and of fcarleaa opposition to th a t which is bad. You should expect your Governor to have a record or calm, forcslghlcd, inlolligunt leadership without dema­ goguery or buffoonery. Do you w ant aa your Governor * man who juat a few yaars Ago served In th at capacity and, by his buffoonery ami hypocrisy, brought notional dis­ credit to Florida and caused ua to apoV ogiee continually fo r his conduct? Do you w ant aa your Governor ft man who adm ittedly knows nothing of tho vast problems and im portant issuea with which ha would be confronted in this im portant offico—a m an who pit* chca h(s entiro campaign on th a ind* tem ent of hnte and disorder? Do you w ant as your Governor ft man who pursues his own ambitions to the extent th a t he m isrepresents tha record and seeks to undermine the causes for which ho has expressed such g reat devotion) j COLLINS MEASURES UP I ** Examine tho record of Governor LcRoy Collins and you'll find that he Is tho only candidate who offere whet you should—and almost certainly do— expect of a Governor. There | | only on* candidnto who can measure up to these specifications—Leltoy Collins. ^ | �v; ■ .■ "...' .............. ■ F«I* • , Monday, M * rT , M W TTTK SAWF01TO ffWRALD r StNQ UP A COUWBK.' till him to MItT j h OW '« X I «NTEh P TOOOTHAT? WANTS TO SAVt MS villah! HEU h —r salad with •-rVr, > POQurroor, w like f ' roo MYSTOMACH > TtXOMt . r / S g ( ie m o m c h o t O m L f v / 'H Pip AMO dJ JD P fB S ) ito ukb r f WfLL.M3U GO V ( VOLWSTOMACHJ *vuut«!GO»NGTO> I that/ > SACK A/sO T f l L l ^ OHTOAST »-> WILL KEEP OFFICE OPEN RAISIN CUPCAKES Th« naxt time you mako cuprakas, add to tha mlxtura before baking in tha ov*n of your rani*, a handful of raUlna which you hava first duitad with cinnamon, sugar and a llttla flour, Year Vote For AT NOON AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON TO . SERVE THE PEOPLE BETTER Pin VARNES FOR CLERK OF COURT (Pd. Pol. Adr. Paid by Pitt Varnaa) Homer For County CommUsloner Will Bo Appreciated County Resident 29 Yotm Operated Own Uoalneaa la Coaa. ly For 20 Yaara. (Pd. Political Ad . . Paid for by Hotnar Llttla) To The Voters of Seminole County John W. Meisch Candidate for Tax Assessor of Seminole County PRESENTS HIH PROCiRAM FOR THE PROCRESS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Equalization of Taxes Wilt Ua Fnlr and Honoat : { * „ ;____- MAKI HiM PAY/ v V / W U HUMAN T r T ^ T \/T ^Ing frost, around 1st of Decem­ ber each gear. This allows batter air drainage or air movement throughout tha grove. If tha cover crop produce* a good crop of saed the farmer may also reallie a profit by having it harves­ ted. Combine operators wi l l usually combine tha seed oa • share basis. Recant observations of young groves In this area showa that tha grove* containing tha must dead organic matter or mulch aurvivtd tha drought bettar than tha ones with llttla or no organic material, Croialaria and Scsbnnla ara Sanford area. Scslianiu requires tiled truck'crop land around tha both good covar crop* for the a rather high water labia that must bo maintained during the entire summer. On the truck crop land having low water level the crotalaria Is recommended. Seshanla I* wommeaduj for nil muck land. Immediately a f t e r the spring truck crop* ara harvested the land should b* disked and one of t h a above cover erop* should than b* broadcast over the land. Thaaa seed* should b* disked lightly in­ to tha aoll with tha disk bled sat straight. Covar crop* on truck erop land .. . Ht Dt -IN l* ix r ’ THLAIRS LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:30 “The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchel” people TO w SOOT.' I S.WtTUM.'r should remain standing until Just' vation practices are prolonging 1 few days before tha fall truck, tha soil's usefulness for decades, crop land is to be prepared. I t | even centuries.1* John F. Cun­ should than be hiowed and allow* j ningham, Dean of Agriculture, 0 !^ cd to dry' on tha aoll surface be- 1 *‘i t a University. fora ploughing under. The ariad sterna and leaves will allow bettar air and water movement through the loll and will not de­ W ELL D R ILLIN G compose as rapidly as when turned under as a green manure Howard C. Lone erop. On new land, that la not compacted, the green manur* ap­ Phone 388 pears to give batter results. “The real wealth of our na­ 207 E. Commercial tion-food, minerals, and fiberscomas from tha aoll, and conser­ .1 COUN TY WIDE VOTE MAY 8th for HOMER LITTLE FOR COUNTY COM M ISSIONER ' DISTRICT S (Pd. rol. Adv.) Starring— GAHY COOPER Co-Starring— ■ CHARLES IIRICKFORD RALPH DBLI.AHY ROD STEIGER Return FULLER WARREN “DOLLAR A CAR NIGHT* FEATURE—7:11 — t i l l TO TALLAHASSEE AS CA P E-COL LARK D BUT SLEEVELESS, la UtU coat or drtia of navy paau da aole aoia ahapad out In princaaa# Unas-* a Jo Copaland dtilfn. A bow tlaa hieh at tha waiat ovar Uta buttoned obtlqua ckatagi Tha lining la navy tad white lirtpad PIAKE THIS G O O D “ O R K A S WILL KILL U S BOTH — AND MTP8 CUT PAX Oft’3 MIGHTY KAO YOUR GOVERNOR .... allk..___ _ , Equalization of Taxes W lll^ N n lJtah ie Jfo ^ i ’ li A I M S ' t h is MAN HAS P i n t o KAS/ iouoou is KfApy T© eegvt Me­ t r o TUB PBATH/ BY BIN WIGGINS Sail Caaaarvatlaalat, U8DA During tha laat faw day a n r arat land ’ ownara hava raquaated Information concerning cover cropa‘ which ara adaptable to tha ■olla In thla District. Tha rnois* tura conditions are good and tha tim« U now right for planting cover erope in young cltru* grovte, truck crop land, and on any cleared land that la not ba> Ing used at preaent. Hairy Indigo la tha outstanding rover crop for young cltrua groves. It is a soil building plant that adds nitrogen and organic mstler to tha soil, It also pro* (eels the soil front leaching and aroslon caused by exeessWu wind and heavy rain-fall. Indigo thrives wall on most of our well drained cltrua types of soils. In young groves the trea middles should ha disked to eliminate any weeds or grass than tha Indigo ihould be broadcast ovar tha area at tha rata of six pounds per acre. No coveting or disking af­ ter starling la sneerssary, Tha develoyad especially for cltrua early maturing strain ha* been groves. Alt strains or varieties of indigo contain a .high porccnlain of hard teedt—seeds that will not germinate tins first year. Freshly scarified seed should he seeded at approximately tv Hit norr • I rate. .Scarification "ab­ rades'1 •*<- surface of tha sard, thua cnubiiig them to absorb molilure and germinate readily. In order to obtain tha maxi­ mum benefits from th« Indigo cover crop it should remain standing In tha tree middles all during tha haavy rainy icason. Tlie grain foliage breaks tha raindrops and the growing alema and roots hold teh soli In place. It should bs mowed or rut Into the aoll surface as a mulching malarial just before tha first klll- ^THIS PMON IS A B*EAyH ANP X^ P HONTST CHIBF/ BUT X’VB GOT TO MfifB, MASH , Y IT 13 A j aoKcoN/ >ouk \ smviLioe, 6000f NOW^ K A S WILL S I B WhI T H I * FLASH HAVE Ch i ppgo BEEF, Soil Conservation News ' V- *. ■ LMf COAB COCKTAIU SIB tO IM tT IA H .W W IP P g O ----- -1. PO TAfO ei rO O SEO IAY WOULD -rf COMB POWt.1 N S j — 10 MB is OPEN COMSAT-M Hfi CO • Equalization Will Cover All Taxable Properly In the County Equalization la tha Only Program th a t Will Help tha Schools THIS IS THE ONLY PROGRAM THAT WILL HELP D IC K NOW SHOWING . . ROADS AND INDUSTRY ERVIN YOUR VOTE AND S U P P p R T W ILL DE APPRECIA TED (Pol. Ail*. Paid f i r lif J. W. Melsch) VOTERS of PRECINCT 15: NOTICE! *V YO U W IL L NOW V O TE A T ARM ORY, E. FIR ST ST. IN STEA D O F OLD DEPOT AS B E F O R E . . . STATE OF FLORIDA ) IH MIS FIGHT FOR: NOTICE TO AIL VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: RODGERS I HAMMERSTEIN’S V O T IN G FOR C O U N T Y COM M ISSIONERS » ",*!*. "» f1 ' • 1 iirJi iff iWtl MSAMA ) Before tha underaljjnad authority personally ap­ peared FULLER WARREN, who, being duly aworn* yr.ya on oath: That no Negroes will be admitted to White schools and college! of thla atate if Fuller Warren Is governor. • Sofvofotod School* Subscribed and (worn to before ms thla 23rd day of April, 1050. Molly 9. Sabrabap Notary Publlt ' i Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee ) « Will B« C O U N T Y W ID E! An*’* • • Law Enforcement • Stott*1 Rif Mb SjUBJECT T O D EM O CR A TIC PRIMARY, M AY 8th, r ^ f- • G*od Gevtrnmene * COUNTY OF DADE FKATi t ■>' • l:3S • ItN Jifofgja-aajar-.----:-- , -nCT**** *■-■**, ?-** Fuller Warren Notary Public, State of Flori­ da at Urge. My commission *xnlraa Dec. 20, 1US8. Bonded by Mug, Bonding A Insurance Co. <P4 Pol Adv.) �VtfVimM HECEIVKS AWARD GAINESVILLE in -A University ol Florida senior and stodent com* p«ier haa received the Phi Beta Kappa creative achievement award for IMS. MKK M MARIO (right), 19, It shown after his moat by Lea Angelas police on eusplclea of burglary following a two-mlle chase. According to deputies, Do Mario raced away when they noticed an object ■ticking out of the trunk of his car. At left, ■ reporter and two polka officers Inspect tha “object"—an Unopened safe. De Mario said he didn't know how it got there. (International Soundphoto) / ¥ Spotlight On Hollywood ■jjtai IN ItVfNOI for being spanked and “picked on," Robert A. Cur.genven, 11, shot »nd killed hi* parents and his 14-year-otd brother, J according to the boy'* alleged confession In Mansfield, Conn, At top, police Lt. Horry Taylor ia shown besld* the body of Mru.Curgenven, 41. At bottom, (he blanket-covered body of Richard Curgenven, 41, lies on the front walk of Ills farm house where he was shot down. i The youth used * single-shot .32 ride on hi* victim*. (International) HOLLYWOOD (*—Ever wonder why Hollywood hire* actors from all over the world? Partly, of course, It's because the movie business needs all kinds of bright talent, and talent knows no nationality. But there's a cold business rea­ son, too. Foreign receipts are get­ ting to b# cloae to half of the Dim industry'* earning*. Holly­ wood can no longer rely on the United States alon* for survival, as It did In World War II. So It pays to hav* carta with an Inter­ national flavor. Take "Ralntree County,” the costliest splc MOM ha* mad* her*. It'* strictly an American itory—the Civil War yean In an Indiana town. Added to tho Amer­ ican cast Is Nigel Patrick, one of the bright stars of tha English stage and screen. al’trick left the London company of "The Remarkable Mr. Pannypacker” and cams to Amtrlca for the first time, Hie accent waa no haurd far th# role, since the teacher's nationality la never de­ fined in th* novel or lb* script. Brsldts, his accent 1* slight—"that cornea from having seen hundred* of American movie* as a boy.” Woulld he like to aattie here? "Well. It la a little early to de­ ckle,” he said. "I hav# to go right back for a picture In England. '"But I will say that it is tho ambition of every young actor In England to maka It to tho west end. And I suppose every film actor would like to mako it to the capital of th* movie Indus­ try.” What delights him about Amer- "At the end of the fourth day, whea I waa through with all my obligation* aa a WINNER I col­ lapsed from waarlMss, FROM HAPPINESS AND GLORY, AND I SLEPT I BELIEVE, SOME­ THING LIKE 14 HOURS! "When I wok# up I thought tt was all but a wonderful dreamt Instead tt waa the actual truth I For a ftw day* after I was unable to realise that I had wont Just imagine, Hal, I waa dumbfounded from e m o t i o n and happiness. Rome was completely drunk from victory, and the common man as well ae the Important people, the man In the street, tho policeman directing the traffic, all of them sent thslr congratulations bsraui# they felt that a y victory waa a national affair .... "1 never believed to win tho most rovstad prise aa artist tan wish. Tho name* of my rival* ware namoa of big aetr«*ea and I had already won ae many prlaoi for my Interpretation, that I waa positlva not to win.” So positive was she that she bet twe Paramount min ISO apiece that she would lose. She added: "I lost and paid I I HAPPILY BE­ LIEVE MEI Thinkt I've lost a hun­ dred dollar* but won tha OSCAR) "Juat think that tho morning of March 11 whan a reporter Instated lo talk to mo, I thought tt waa a Joke and hang up hint. Ha called bark to ask ma If I waa cratyl I I What happtned after, I leavo that up to four imagina­ tion." Mlai Magnant, wlm dot* meat everything Intvneety, added It eselamatlen marks altar that aentoueo.) 8ho concluded: "Dear Hal, keep going for tho second ptetuiw, H must bo a big auccoes, A WRY BIO SUCCESS! OOOD LUCK I ] HAVE FAITH IN YOU.” DETROIT (Ft—A Detroit widow whose busy hands have brought lova and a happy homa to 43 chib dren It tbs Amtriesn mother of IMS. She U Jane Unwell Prllrhard, who at (7 Hill ipenda naarly aU her waking hours making a home for IT lively girls who live In her rambling brick boust on Detroit's East Side. All ara children from broken homes, plscrd under her care by tha Juvenile Court. In past years, Mr*. Pritchard haa bean a foster parent to IT other youngster* and reared tt more, only one of them her own. All call her mother. Her oldeat "child" la in adoptad daughter, now 43. Tha youngeal of htr formally adopted brood are ■ pair of 1A-yoar-old twlna. Her own son Dale la M. Almost from tha time of her marriage to machinist aBnjamln Pritchard 41 yeara ago, her home ha* reverberated with (h* shouts end laughter of children. Some stayed until they were married and held thslr weddings In her home. Other* even took her name. Busy a* alwaya, Mr*. Pritchard waa sorting laundry whan word cam* Wednasday that a jury of tha Amarican Mother* Committee, matting In New York, had chosen her aa the outstanding mother of tha yoir, "I'm moved to tears,** she said with a soft smile, then addod quickly, "But I never want anymm t« see my tears." 'Tvo had an abnndant life,** aha aald. "1 need no raward. When I is* my married girls and their families coma homa, 1 know that ill tha work haa boon worthwhile." Mre. Pritchard will fly to New York nait Monday to bo guest of honor at tha annual Mothers Conbrsnee. "It will %o my first Mother's day away from my family,” she said. "I hop# I am worthy.” Mrs. Pritchard la a native of Youngstown, Ohio. fitk Jierrt if Jartseavfllf, TOT! SAOTOUT) WWRAtl whose three act opera "Cinder* Monday, May 7, 1956, P igt rlla” will be premiered at Che Unlvrsity May 3-5, recelvtd the award for hie work In muelc and eepeelaL ly In music composition. ANNEXATION (i o r diin Frederick f a v o r s tho growth of Sanford through annexation, but ho also bo* lleves the decision of an­ nexation Is one to be mado through a referendum by the people in the arena sought to he annexed. SEGREGATION! G o r iloti Frederick believes t It a t continued segregation is beneficial to both the white and the colored rucca. Gor­ don Frederick will do all SCHOOLSt Gordon V. Fre- within his power to main­ tain our wny of lifo which derick favors and will sup­ for many years has proven port it program for the beneficial to all concerned. progressive and continuous improvement of our schools Gordon Frederick Is a amt educational facilities lifelong resident of Semi­ ROADS t Gordon V. Freder­ nole County and a lawyer, who believes he is quali­ ick believes in « thorough fied and ran represent the and long range program people of Seminole County. for the expansion and im­ provement of our State Highway System. V O TE FOR CONSERVATION: Gordon Frederick believes In the conservation of Florida's naturn! resources and will support a program to im­ prove our conservation and provide for greater enforce­ m ent of your conservation law s. Pd, P«L Adv. AND SUPPORT GORDON Vo FREDERICK STATE Representative Group 1 *•. U .K T NISH, *« a I, TO AM. WHOM IT MAT CON* CKU.V. ami lo all ntrannt and par* lira hat (tie nr ilslin ln * any rlaltg, till*. Inl.r.n t, ratal*, m<irl(ta« t l «lh*r lt*n In nr on Ihos* rartala parrala of land hrralnattsr 40* •rrlhnl. and tha fotlowlne psrsona inaathtr with all unknown m w anna rlalntlna by. throuah or unSte known parauna who ar* tl*»d . of W in , ar* knntin In h* drill or fttlva HRCT10N n o t -101 RTATIt nOAg* IS **** MKMIXill.K IX llIN T t names and AnnnRWM A .roJ.I Marhlna Pmdusta, I l k StSl Ml.ldlshrli road P. n lint “11“ . "s. Itnniulu*. Mich loan rarest i f (alia tlsy** Amt*rana J*so Mouth 1'lh Tarraes Miami, Klollda Parcat 1|| Thom*. K AlM-r*on limit* i Hm :« i M*ltl«nt1, Kl.trlila n C. tinker :*] Park A vtnu* Anthnnr 1l.rd.lln It* Kr.m-h Av.nua Sanford, Florida Dorolh* O. Barns* P .rn Park, Klorld* R llu b .th B-.k# ITM R lllsra sy Drive W lat.r Park. Klorld* ▼alma ttrlaht IIO .I, t, i. p n i IS* 1 .1 Ttnnl* Bat Maitland, Florida Vtdna A. Brooka limit* 1 llol ISl nohart O. Ilrnnka Bonta I, Bon IS* Maitland, Florid* Onml hr Bunlnt Addr Unknown ltob*rt t. Carroll t. I tnut* lanfnrd. Rue 101-A Florid* wi'u i.>—■ —«w FOLK FESTIVAL immc SPRINGS lit -Appvoxl- Bsatoly 1,300 persona are expected to perform In the three-day Flor­ ida Folk Festival opening today at the tScphen Foster Memorial, Seven programs of folklore, mu­ sic and tradition representing Flor­ ida's history will ba presented. SPECIALS Beginning M ay 7th SAVE ON THESE SPRING HOUSE CLEANING SPECIAIA BLANKETS & QUILTS beautifully laundered In rain-soft water, treated sg a ln it O e , '- * ALL WOOL BLANKETS Sanitone dry cleaned, stored 1r moth treated p lu tU bags. REGULAR PRICK 1 .2 5 ............. I t's a - • implo as Uiltt Only two cart In all weoGoo outsell Butch, AM M | are two of tha wel-known rmolor oars, MAY SPECIAL EACH *2.00 ORDER OF DRY CLEANING STORED IN MOTH TREATED PLAfL t ic hag o n FOR— D a /i Re q u e s t , at no e x tr a c h a r g e . THIS SPECIAL IS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY Beginning May 7th Southside Laundromat 106 8 . 25th 81. POODMART BLDG. So maybe tt will pay you tn ask how coiSe Hulck hah loomed to the No. 3 spot with such fast-selling company. WefI, one answw h the beautiful and brawny Btrick SraaAL you k * pictured h rre -a p d the Ipw jirioo It carries. It's tho biggest bundle of hlgh-powerrd performafteB and hlgh-faihion luxury e m offered In JJuiok’* loweaipriced Seriea. .# w J y And that means more people want tt am! can afford It, because it’s priced only a few dollars more than its two smaller-car rivala-eveu Uu than souse rnodaii of tltoso very Mme cars, ,v: . , , r Downtown Cleaners & Laundry Lawrence Swofford Costotr Oefomiaebiter Delfrery Service 112 Palsnet U Ava. n A VOTE FOB— . Phone f t (Pol. Adv. Paid b r Lawrenon Swofford) County Laundry M l r a e r Sere Ira of •St'k Hera, yon get tha aatoa wallop of big sew Basok power MBTtticr a Good Government He will work with sit fhe City and County officials for the good of Sentlnola County » Hut tha big answer comes from a turn fact more fnlVa have ditooveredt you get more pore aulomobUt for your money In Buick thorn you gei sheet hero. ' IT. M. Bradshaw 111 I-aka Adair Boulsvi Orlando. Florid* leaf On* of the thief* U Ripping the TV dlsl to dittorant ehaanali and studying th* variety W offer­ ing*. n il »are*l 44 Winter Park, flo rid * M O N T H of M A Y moth damage, good fornne season............... rarest 14 v ir n li tt. A ii-tin Luntw noil, F lo rid a PROPOSALS NO PROTESTS JACKSONVILLE 'At- Tbre were no protests against a proposed 7'i par sent n it* tn Pullman faros on travel within Florida at a pub­ lic bearing by th* Stale Railroad and Public Utilities Commyilun yestsrdsy. The commission did nut 0 snnounc* a decision. * M iT ir n n r isrt.tt n is i s o u t h n r * .w i\ s ;v r u w t u t f i‘m>t v .v .m v iS i i> t h s : > t m : n o nv t h r A r * t im ih it v n r T in : s t a t s o r IXONIUJt , ntUIKlI TO CONSIDER MIAMI (Ft-Tha African Method£ 1st Episcopal Church today con­ siders recommendations which In­ clude proposals to re-district the church, create * tirgor fund for ministers' psy, ami possibly to elit* lb* church's reaction to in­ tegration devslomenta. Negroes "might *• well face It. W* art In for a long drawn out fight” to achieve'lawful Integra­ tion," Bishop Altxaudrr J Allen # of th* church’s 3rd Ohio District *aid yestsrdsy. - tliT n liS tl to'Tw /fttfrea& 'm fii hTlta&> whttff from a brand-now 3J2-<ntkic-jtujt Y8 on gins of true high compression, Here, you get tho matchless btiftyafity of Bulck’i great new rlclo—thn extra-safe feeling of 11nick's new handling case-tlio extra atrctch-out comfort of Hulck roominess —tho extra solidity and strength of Bulck structure—tho extra prldo and preatlgo of Buick’a now styling and dash. Here, to o -a n d nowhere else-you can get tho silksmooth perfomianco and flash-fast rcsponio of liulck'g advanced new Vurlaldo Pilch Dynaflow*-tho world’s only transmission with tho gas-saving mileage and switch-pitch action of tho modern alrplano propeller. This weck-thls very day, If you wish—you can samplo all iheso Hulck blessings to your h u rt’s content and your poebet's Joy. Why not drop la on ua and do just that?---------- " * ~ ~ "* “ •Veto AJeonred Yirtablt PUrh Dynagne Utbtnrfy DimaJuto flu id bulltfs lixUnj' It it uandard on RcvdmatUt, Super a siuf Ctntury-optional at motUtl txtrp coM on the SpocitL ....... . jS �I 8L® « im * ^ ■aula L M l l i r a 1 fa ra al < Maitland, Florida Fa rcila It) U Orlaada, Reginald o«rl« Germain, u Bnrautrls • ( Hay B, KoraJrn iiu tira compa*r .t .i .l .l Qulary ■_______ Milan,Mm r u v r a t ^ E ila t* ot Murray t. ItaUar, library. Haul a I, Bax Md-B UulUlaa ■ ..S W 1 • Maiiland. Florida Faraala I I I I I f f f P B A A a/a M. N. Bath, in .f u * raraai •i( MoaI f x a C F r la a , 01/ U M l U l l l Paat-r raeBUri/ F a r a a T K w m ttr Park. rarcal |« •amtnola County rta rlia ___ T.__ hu.^va ■ „ , T s ':il I I W i f Baitin' Franela Joaaph Oliver f-tar-hicg, p»l ; ; ; 5 I i i n u t i iioaa, oeuibwtai . . . rarca l I# W ld a Pars* Orlando, Florida ** tv/hl1* * * * # Oram Pnrcal Tl hndaraan. Jr. Carolina H- Cull Faraal I I Mai i tang. lath l i r m * r x * * ’ Faraal I I innla C. Oraar 8 B 5 ,J , W , 8 i Faraal I I ' " “ K .li aaldaai Act. Nanny J. Ctranc S T K a T T. Overiuaau'M a/a at T»tt» Farad) I I Maitland, Fareel T4 fiu ild a f iv w la H i Ml i l l Florida Faraal I I i»«]i»*CUiiibtf4 ivrjHjratiwia m adia A. Tbampaan a at Acaat Root* 1, Rna r a .* F ira a l I N 14 Y.araajLW foVldo Maitland, Florida Pnrcal c 14 > P/» o ra a |?* J a a rt M aul Farcal I I .Tvinua Orlando, Florida IT; 11 partial H I Nanry t*w ren ra Vail jorlda ram i » xsrnee 410— ITIk Avanua Adrian D. Harrell Ian/. Florida’ ~ Faraal I I Partial I I Irk , a lurlda Tticrtlooaa, Alabama Pnrcal IT Faraal I I wader Vaupbn, Inr. • y ::? A .d .r « „ « t h^Thornlea Mln.ua '' Thorn rarcal I I M*jwauka ^Wlaaaaila e/a r., 3. Vauaha, Raaldant Faraal Tl f i r t t l I I 'lorlda lurlda •■do. Aaant _ _ ..an T ar. ■••ha Farn Park, Florida Farcal I * Faraal It C, A. Walaa • tutia* Farcal I t totwn balra, davit rl<* b a i * a tulra, dtv^aaa'»•</ ■tha# Bauliva-d iota **#•• . in r .r c .l M Florida Faraal U t il r a ® * ,, itlar.dMaoaad Anna Ruth Ward Faraal I t Audrey Hollar r»«n M uahrawa. Faraal I and Avenue I I I gauth Monti ---- w’Oat rw M Iff MLrnalT, orldn Farcal It Faraal I I ■■ Faraal I M ^ g M th flla U U a d Avanua Faraal I I K awx' Kaiata alita or ot atarrar aaarrar IJ.. »**»»«<• »< Faraal N F* Faraal T l FlartJa ” f Faraal M Rmory 3. w eaver Faraal I t jteut* i, gen 111 t e a r * end, Faraal I I M«v fa r k Faraal I I Florida Faraal I I Faraal U lararau Lenorer Warner *tair O. H a la 111 Achlan Avanua B S t SaT'fanV jrlnarfJ* rid '** Faraala H i I f Fraana. California Farael 11 Portal f I "rid* *d' lor snath A, Fermi Cawalbarry Rente Wldaman Route I. Boa I l'A Faraala Mi Maitland, Florida iia u if f r iS ir Faraala 4Jf Faraal I VA” Faraal I I Margarat wldaman Hell la N. O a k l« Route 1. Ron Tl Ira n M S J M tv a u srsss * Faraal I I t i Con la n th anuiano Faraal T ' tit land. “Florida Farcal I f Mali lla a Mark U. William* kraal I I ItF.D . Bea I I hambara Faraal I I F a ra il N I I Maitland. Florida Thelma O. Wllllama rlranla Faraal I I r SK2>r* f £8 ■■ n o 'i ...... &• iav“W'“* ®"'1'- t* JR SKI ill m te ar m Faraala ZBv ‘ Faraal I I Braldm l A f ia l Avanua a c J S * ,,d* Fark, Hi Faraal IN Faraala II) .elHu.. , ie'-Vy-th^SM, 471 4 rVai (Caoni) f , Maryland iJupeland Ohio “ 711 . kiitribo ibraala Farcal I t Faraala l it Faraal TT Faraal I N m . Faraal N m ad.^riorlda Faraal IN Faraal I I i* .WAN rk. Faraala l i t *, Fisso y lvM lA F a ra il ljf n m u .it ■ s ir ? U : iw M ‘ Fo/eel* l i t l l j S S f f ” -' — rl^Orlisda M ia u l Club Faraal I I gnnv m il!UDrive ____a i* o /w a aale ll-k r-ih • •■**, F a rid t r c il *• C aiiU g d Courtney F tfta U 1*1 IT Fnn*V 1* Faraal wean, Jr., • • (a n a iv Ina, VjSnVtVwn'VegeV la Farael 4T dra r* * - Fareel I I Fnrtel H I „ _______ Inalleh Fareel* I I ) I I Fnreal It* D ai" •J it t & WiKw Flarlda wood. Farcal I I Fareel 11 K F .7 tJ Z " ? “ w" That part oh l-H'r *. ». M aid It, Rlrbard •an'o Addition to Woadbrldna, ac aordinc to tha plat lharaaf A f ra rordad In Plat Book 1. pana I «f ■ha publ'o pubDa rtcwrda ‘ raewrda of camlnala County, ity, Florldai Kaeapt loa.tont read raatrvatjan racarvallon < cantalaad In True. taaa Dilarnnl jntarna Imjravamant Fuat recorded In Dead Beak I I I M Dt»dI ranord l i t ., publia record* a l >*ml papa IN nofa County, Florida,* ly ia i Nurthwaatarly of and wllhln 111 root toot of tha aurvay aarva llaa at g u t R aid 11 gr M I I Il.. daetloa Aac. _ T .. i ll , laid TTll, aurvey line being deacrlbad ad and la eetad aa lollowai Bagla at a paint on tha Roulh Una at Boot Baetlon Ion 11 Townehlp f l Aeuth, R in a* I I Boat, dlitanra at 11IT.II ta*t Waal at tha Mouthcaet corner of the flWH (her*, of; thence run North I T 'lt W * R u t . a dlctanee ot N l.O feet ta a paint aa tha R u t lino at Rlabardaap'a Addition to Wood bridge. Flat Book 1, F a ta I. Aamlaala County, Florida. a dietanaa ot. I L __IT_ taat North ...... o the Pouthenat corner thereof; the ban land berelnabava conveyed containIng M l acre, wore nr■ l« O W jnjD ^ T j F . C. W]»Uma. 11M? » end of • D ' l l t F V u t , n dlcunoc tact i t tba beflaala* at n; aarva ta tba right harmi * n ot IT lIiN H H B - radian ___________ faatt thane* ran ganthwaatarly along said aarva through a e antra] angle at a dlftonaa at I N I feel ran tnnaa oath ling t Mint 1N M C _____ _ gaath W ilt M Vttf tba tang bora* Inabava caaveyag aaatalalag aero, more r* ay I m 3- Malian atlan gay. Sh g iiT '- s || 4 1 M i l l o f raid ipalnl U N I Trat Wratar a Hartbaaat w r t t r i l ’i n o n ™ W ot aaniarUnai H a ta rlr **aad k a vlat _______ angle of l , «V. * iiataaea *f i n T r i i A J g “ ? fact ra n point u feet Waatei 11TI.M Taat ta d u ll* a NT pla* IA N from aald aurvay Uaa, aa mantel and and •( aarva, tbanaa ••■ » » *« • along a lin t radial la aarva of ra f t Waa| N M I . taat t f UM ^aolb auyvay tin* at giaHan I N plua «■ a m ffiM llnl i 11 r u t h are Ia daaari bed aaaUlalag .I t u r a . , dUtnara _______ j af I I M I fM t W u t. .el a W B & sirm ?9* '* “ • K S t w . i w v i r a'dltUnr Away BgM ad Way „ ller. M iV u T R X . mdcccaaad.; 1 Delia X . Heller R IU M illar Falekyi Milton AL HaUari Lenar* Warn art Net* I a af Hurray 3. Heller, dee Meed. Merino Heller, Rita Falehy am Dnrl* Oermoln, aa Bgotutriai .. part aft L a i • at ta k e af .... .................... H I . M U _ Toad* Sabdlvialcn, naaardlng ta eonenv* ta tha left and h i . plat tbaraaf raearded In Flat Bool jurva Ing a ra lly * af IT II.N faali thenca f, page i i , of tha putli* raaarda af ran BeuthwM tirl/ along aald eurv* Mmlaala County, Ftarlln. lying aaah aid* af and wi»hUI N through’n aantrnf anal* af I'lo'iT-', a dlitnnea af t i t l ( m l t* Button f t tba aantarln* af prapaaad I I I pfaa H af rale aurvay iin*i PUBJBOT fO i Meetgaga af Wlnthj Lana a f i l a l * Band I I A IM, thaaca aaatloa* ta run gaathwaateriy center. • P t f l l , aald B u t Lnn* aaatar. illawit alaag raid eurv# through a aentrel Ina being daaari bad aa far aaat* af H N r iF * . a dlauae* of raatmaralni kl l l l . N faat ta tba aad of enld FABC^LW n ftiu * * mkSi'kt 'eurvai than*# run gauth i i ' i r t c l Wrat Waat. n dtjunea * f *T.T1 ra p p ® i | sir n lutb . t . ’ Ilu i . ir nr t Lot » t, elaa of .t»# g Woada Bubdlvleton, J i . “ i .. peg* t l, Pemlnnha u e ie ir , a n dll dlftiae* Of l l . l t feW County, lying «> Northerly I f n lln* nl Waatarly from an Iron pipe located right angle la Ih* caatarlln* af pro* nl tha Paathwaat comer of raid poaad Enat Lana of Btat* Road Lot |, The land heralnabova deecrlhA IN . Am i Ian TTll, at glatlon IT4 *d aaaU lalag »,N tar**, mar* *r ptua ra *r aald centerline. R u ie r iy loot. of aad within N feat af aald eerter. lln* and <b) Boutherly af n llna _________ B T l W IHU m B am and Sarah Roth, hla wlf*. at rlfh t angl* to Mid centerline PARCBt, aa Roadway Bight af Way *t Blatlan l i t plua I I or raid cen­ BRD R a , n a n terline, Rneterly of and wllhln I I feet of eatd centerline, enld R u t That part eft •'Beginning at tha ■authwaat te ra ir af tha NWU of Lane centerline and eald Station bllng locnled and daaarlbad the N Blt af Bettlon 11, Taamihtp rlhed a* fol Iowa; Beginning an ih* North lln* lln lUnga n M B u tt,, paatinnia g#mln«i* I11 I Bauth, Paulh, Rangu nf I-ot • of Lah* of tha waoda subCounty. Flarlda, thaaca Barth H ' l Avanua . & *li?*n?'inor1da Faraat M lotial Drlva Faraal divialan at a point I I I f**l faat W Waalerrat.rfact lian a* Peulh N * I r Baal llt t i ; , i m s I I w in itr F a rk Federal lavlnga Farcal 11 larlay’ F. Oilman from (ha Nerlhwaat earner feet t* the Weeterly lint * f ate IT career of raid and Iroon Aaaaclatlun Lot t and running Sauth 11*11'**R land eal Na. N*. I • thanaa nlang along, the Weet. ______ i f South M ’ f l ’M" w inter Fark, t o W H .li,. Faraal l l Florida, W u t I U N f*#t t* s u lle n IT4.ll! rly lln# af aald SU t* R a id South Farcal* II Faraal IT Ihtnc* cnntlnuln* gauth tl'fl** *" wT U P Waat Waalt H I faat U s p e in l Rnei H i Tl Waat 1TAH faal to a Weeterly anof BaflM lng. than** Wra* J liT .t Karl H. Sibil! Faraal T l faat (a h*gmaT*g,H| whlah Ilea tanelon af tha gaath lln* af Lot waatarly at and edJuant t# ih* I I af Lah * af tha Waada BuhdlvlaM B ! " “ » ka, n a l U Flerlda*' Farael Tl ion at a point 11.11 foot weatarly ©. n>f f a u k lit# of and within I M u t latlng right m w ay af g u t* Road Elnrtda Faraal I I S .V t‘. t . M A W ! ! ? from an Iran plpa marking tha tna aantarlie* at prapaaad B u t South waat earner af raid Lot 11 F a re ll 11 TTll, an4 fb) Rxtlarly af a Unarm F i n a l I I Maitland, Florida na af S U la R aid 11 A IN . Faraal I I Mnliland, Ftorldn jS r f f in jf W r ld x •outlining .11 u r * . mars ar laaaMary r . Farrlto Lana CeaUr- lying (•) Weeterly a l th* earvey Jtatrlca Harilay Im TTll, told Boat _ PARCBt, I B aadw iF Bight of Way OWNED B T : W 04*11 Road aad Mar- .la* halag deecrlbed a* follow* lln* af Btat* Road H * IN . Faraal It Farn Fark, Flerlda -',r j oni< .S f.r; d* faraela H i . l t 1BO No, M l geret H. Read, hi* wife. Commenting an th* North L ln l at TTll, and (b) S w tarly af a tin* deAalri Plphar That part oft » A R C £ |, i l l n a t l w t r Bight af Way th a N B U of NBU #f. raH goetlo* eertbad m i Batiaalag n l A paint CWU at IW U . Kart ot AtUntl* Faraal N Rowia I ■RD Re. 14S H nl e palnl l l l i l l faat Weatarly l l faat Weeterly from eald eurv*r Near T erk Mbtilaatt, l That part aft Lot t l af L a k * af ram (ho Northtait earner af aald llna a# meoeurad at right nntL F a n * ! I t Coaet L in * lu ilio tO rlfh t of way I Becllon 11, Townehlp 11 Aoutl MJarry l a Flpher tha Waoda Subdlvlaloa according to •atlan I t and running Ponth I I ' l l ' * frem itntlea NT plea N af end traat y lln* and running gauthnrly 1 Rang* I I R a il, plat tbaraaf recorded In Plat Booh l l" Waal 1141.11 foot to Station aurvey N*w York (flfy, H iw T ork Fared 11 Rout* lying Weatarly of and wllhln IN a aurv* eeneav* t t tha South all lyla Rndlcett, New York Parcel I I T, page t l, at th* publia raaarda of I I I plua T M I and POINT O F BE- .long Marian liallar feet of tha aurvay lln* of State ____ a radius of leahell# M. Read lamlnol* County, Florida, OINN1NO of aald S o il U n o eontor- •neterly and having c In t.ann l,«.ahton Road 11 A ICO, Section TTOl and IN T .lt faet, through a central nnnla I I I ! W*et Waehlnptea Ctreet lying Eaalerly of and within I I lino; than** SouthweeHrly nloas r Orlando, Florida Parcel I I TIN , aald aurvay llna being de* feat af th* cantarltn* ef proponed *urv* ******* to lb* Southooelirl at • • IF . l dletanea at M i l l frat rrlb H t i follawat Beginning on the r t , k * « • • » » Paul X, R aid Ka*t Lane of State Rend i t a I I I . and having a rodlu* ef l t l l . i l feel ta a point I I feet W leterly from South II** or IW U of (*H Section t i l l W ait W uhlagtaa Straat S i ll Flnairat Drlva ■•elan TTll. raid Enet Lane aaatar- through a eantml angle of 11*41*. eald eurvey line, at maMured along T .I I feat Want from Miami Uaaan. Kiundk Farcal 11 Orlando, Florida Farael I I 11 1* a •»l a • point lHl lIM llna being described with refereece a dletnnea of UTM 4 feel la Sta­ a lln* radial to ear** af aald aurtha Soul hen at corner of eald IW U Huby It. Hag In Milton M. liallar la aald Lot 11 af Lah * ef tha Waada tion NT plua 11.41 and and af eurvtj v»y lln l a l Station I I I plua •«. raid and' running South I T U r i C Weal Rout* t, Bon H I Subdivision •• fallewei Beginning theae* gauth l l ' I F Weet I N N eurvey llaa and eald Station* being f c ' f e B w i f f i B W U ......... . u Maitland, Florid* on th* North lln* of Lot I et Lak* taet to th* South lln* af Lot I, Lak* locnled and draorlbad ra feltowe: Haymuur liallar “ » ___________________ i a , x . v , v. « » .W. *pas* *' Thomaa H. m tellff, Jr. of th* Wood* Subdlvlilan at a point at tha Waada Sabdlvlelon, Flat Booh Begin at a point en !h* North Ifn* NMill F L ..alria . .. . Drlva Fio Tl. pulillo reeordc nf Oranaa Countv, H IT Hyrtt* Avanua 4.11 f**t R ailarly from tha North- T, pas* I I , gamlneia County Raaarda, of th* NBH *f NBU of lection i», Miami Daac.n,.Florida lleeck . . aratl t l erld*. at a paint N i l feel North Sanford, Florida Faraal 111 w*»t tarnar of raid L a i I and rue at a‘ pal olal 4-I t fia t Baattrly from T iw u h lp l l South. > n i s i I t* “Eeetl Katherine Helm tha Southeaet earner of eald W. Odell Read ef I I M I frat West r A im the Kin* Sauth 11‘ i r t t Wiret TM feet th* Sauthwaii earner af ,wa.d 0* aenld ald *Lot t, n dletene* . It ,. containing ,01 acre, mor* or Rout* 1iSR og l i t orthraal corner thereof thereof)i thsncl thsncV I * S 1 ta Wanterly eatenelon « k ’r l d T Lot H af Ih* !ar.d herein deeerlbed aaatnln- th* Nerthrait Farael 1* Maitland, Florida laaa. louth Weet, n dierun South N M I'N " Wrat, ik U..l ___ ______ Faraal H Herman Lah* of th* Wood* Subdlvieian et a Inn ,H nara, more ar laea. Ruby Reepeen tine* of lll T .I I f i * l te Stitlon ‘ lie Weet Park A venue OWNED RTi Claud* U Roaaavelt olnl N i l .feet . . . . Weeterly . . . ______ from . . . _____ an OWNED BY) Adrian D. Harrell and NT glut I t i f raid •urvey iurvty Rnei winter Park,Vforldn nd Mavm* R. Rooe*velt, hie wlfa. Pnreil N l i l t Dirtmoulh roa pip* marking Ih* Soulhwrat H rrlle W. Harrell, hit wf*. Wrat, * # In** Felln ii ekty F a ra il 14 F A B i'R L a Roadway Right a* Wap earner af aald Lot it , aonlalnlng tt SU BJECT TO, Mori gag* n favor of thine* run South t r i t e#" w dlitanra e l l l t . l t t a il U th* begin!**■* J B g X S t.& k * veil * 1* • S B Ra. 1T4.RI 14P.Nl Avinu* a*re, mer* ay lean. Edward B. Marrlo. slag of n enrvi eonenv* t* the Parcel U ?o u l* 1, • left I* OWNED B T i Robert K . Champion _____ raving n radian T II-N N N faatt nag having rndlna nf IIT Faraat 1 aad LnVad* K. Champion, hla wlf*. Hook Rand then** run gauthwuterty slang eald _______, ______ __________ ________ M e r._ F A R C B L IS Roadway Bight ad Way aurv* thraugh a aratral aegis of Atlanlla Catet Lln* Railroad Right IS O NO, 1M.R, IM “ 'T ./ .V S 'B 4 ' i r i r , i iliu n e a at H i . t l fast ' Faraal I N *T Way end NerthwMtarlr of the That pari *fi Th* Waal t t t faat dlvlelen, oaaardlng ta nlnl rraerdtd to ru tla n M l plea t t af raid eur•■Utlng right *f way *f glnta Ho ad In F l it Bsek T, pig* It, ef th i pub- ray lino, thine* rantlnn* ta run of Lot f of Lak* of th* Wi Towneheip tl* reaerdi i f Seminole Ceunty, Fin. •oelh dlvlelen. according to pl*L Faraal I I weeterly nlang anld rurva raearded In P ltl Bank T. peg# I I , rldn, Ihrou a central angl* of It 'IT ’ll" . a Slla Nnlt*na['a*nh ____, ...... ....................... and wllhln af th* publia. i m erde af gemlael* lying Weeterly af n lln* deeerlbed dletene. et H IM * faat ta th* * i I hence from a tangent hearing H I ] e il ef tha aurvay lln* of mete at. Claud, Flerlda ra follows! Begin #t a point l l feet ef Mid curvei tItasca run Smit Of North IIM T 'lt" E n d , run North County. FterUa, Rond iHn TTOI, ttoi . enld ns L W H, . A IN , Saatlan within 11 fart at tha tenter ■neterly and i t right an ile |* SU - tt 'll'l# " W«'L 4 dletanea of IT.: Ma°udd'K a u d O 3, ... .llaa . . . . being ____ ll . .eeerlbed and 11‘ l t ' t r Weet I N feet to and of W " " *" $}•* i l l flue I M I i f (h i turvty faat la n point o* th* Westerly ex­ I propoead B a it Lao* at Btat centerline, cuntalnng 110 foil*w*i sea v Bagla _ jaaaiad a* follawei 0 l nl n point dllch I I A tOt, Section TTOI, rah lira i f proposed B u t u ne of State tension ef »h* South llna af Lot L , la r 'lia S ft f a n W * Faraal T l on th* Bauth II M * ' * Baetlon H, •quart feel. Mar* or Iran. Lana centerline being daearlb R*4d1 11 A ttt. Traction TT0|i run Lake ef Ih* Wood* Subdivision, Pint tlm , Mlahaai _____ . JflMnalK Townehlp n uth, Rang* 10 R ail, OWNED H Y r Feel* Wldemnn and ad with (• South I f H n t " Weet ilt-TT Rank T, pag* 31, Seminole Countv, reference to Lot * ef afora- thenca Rout* f. Bog IN ' n dletnnce’ or lllf.'N I feit Went Frank Wldeman, her husband. aald Lak* th* Wood* gubdlvielna feat to th* beginning of a eurv* n dlelanc* of t a i l feel Westerly Maitland, Florida )* ef the l i v Faraal 41 (ha Saulheaet earner P A R C E L 0 R e a d ie r Right af Way a* follow*!afBeginning conesv* te th* Soulneset, having frem nn Iran pip* located at th* on th* North Dnrl* gmllhermea theroofi ihonco'ruii North afo roo H I ) Ra. 1TO-R eald ___ Lot -t _at. a pel elnt l i t •a radio* of (113 It feat; thence Bouthweet corner of eatd Lot L .tin* of. ____ OUI* 1. Bea ITT B ad , • alliance of 111.11 feet to a Thai pari nf; Southwesterly 311.301 feel along said Tha land herslaabov* deecrlbed con­ ahlaed, Flarlda Parcel • paint an th* S a it llna ef Rlc Th* South 111 feet of Ih* Nnrlh 1TI feet Eraterly from th* Narthwrat |jlouu’[ l!£{f4 h w iy lT-ta nl through a central angl* of taining O.IT acre, mors nr lee*. a . W. Ipeneer former officer•ana Adtjjlon ta Woodbrldae. Flat feel of K 4 nf BKU nf IW U Waal of corner of raid Lot t and running eurv* l l ' t t ' to a point (3 frat Easterly OWNED BTt John I. Htroag and South i r i l ' B t " West TH frat to a Truetee of oracle of Rnnk 1, Fag* I, Seminole r*ounty Htale Rnail Nn. loo (formerly known f. fjJard, i f yforldx ‘ Fareel I I director. from and at rl|h t s a il* to Station Sunnytawn Tcge, Inc., a dleealved Florida, a dletene* of l l . , . rrifio ta Klnn«y HMtn Road No. 31. Hectlon 1*. Westerly salsnslon of tho Sauth 111 plus 11.11 nf said East Lans Nancy J. Strong, hie wlf*. corporation Itlo old « Highway North of Ip* Soalheaet corner there Township 3| Houlh, llangg 10 Mail, tins of Lot 13 of I« k s of the Woods survey PA RCEL M llaa; aald aurvay llna and Roadway Subdivision at a point l t . lt feat Hnnlord, Florida Fa re d If of; tha land herolnabav* deecrlbed tleclliin TTOI night af Wat Station* balng located and de­ ■RD Ho. llf - lt i IIB-U AVn I t ! r h i e n i * ” * » Ruth a. Stanley containing *11 eorc, mar* or Ice*. lying Northwesterly of and wllhln Waatarly frem an Ira* pipe marklni Mid tha Southwest corner ef eald Let scribed rat Commandos on th* in u l pan alt "«,egiunlag I I I fraM Hisnway h - i i -i^ W N E D B T ! Nathan FTanela and 130 feet of thee urvey lln* of Slot* IJ. coauinlag .IT acre, mere or North boundary of Baetlon H , Town Norik asd LT feel W u t of t h ^ F araal • Bark, Florid* Fared I I LIIMe H. Francle, hie wlf*. Road I I It too. aald aurvey llaa )••* •ha I t South. R ig s 14 East, i t a io Khw eer corner’ o'f OiV ' n e 'U 'of polar** X. Itn vtr halng described and located aa fnl OWNED SU B JEC T TOl M aritas* of N* mint 111.3* fast W ait from th* R T : Isabsl Tnsi Ftlln lller _ , .n. .i .l North Randolph U rta i than Frencla and wife. In favor of Inwei llenln al a pnlal on the South F a ra d I I Arlington, Virginia Fa re d IT Florida Credit and Investment Com llna uf Hecllon It, Townehlp tl key and A. K. Illcksy. hsr husband. InrthSMt corner of aald Hectlon It. Buu lb,- Hinge'* i V j i t ' e J ' r f r f A ■URJBCT TOl Mertgag* nf John run South IIMl'OO" West H lt.1t R lla F d lh y , Individually and peny. South. Rente 3* Kant, a dletnnce C. ‘ *(eel, Ul" ihencV.Soitih K a il let nates and Rfehard C. tutse In f**t to POINT O F nEOINNINO. henra'Be*I nf I3IT.N frat Went nf th* South P A R C E L S Roadway Right of Way ••liter said Station t t l plua *0.(1 f i , 4 * ? ™ ’ minute* Wool l«* flvnr of Rebart K. Chimpon, •net c o r n nr of SW U thereof; fA ■HD Ra, 1TP-R of aald East La na aurvay lln* and S C B L H Brad way Bight of Way ' “ ' . f e r 1" 1 thenca run Norlh IT'el'OC" Knit •B D That yart of; balag th* beginning of a curv* con­ I f i e l / P I g * " * *M , " t 10 NO- 1M| 3IT Easterly ef nod wllhln I I Faraal N l l f . l ! F l n ? , T " * "Th* North i l l fed of ih* N't of n dletanea of Ite.TT feet to th* be­ cave In the Southeaet having a ra­ ring That g ar! af, L a i I of Lak* ef Ntw Tark City, Ntw Tarh l/orkum IW U of SR<( af SW H. Krai or Old ginning nf a rurva concave ta th* tha Waoda Subdivision, according to dlua nf IT II.N fasti thenca South­ • • I . of. •*•• eurvey Tin* of g u ts ASelllie^ b/w i* Farad H Atlootla Norlhweet and having a rndlun of Coaet Line Railroad right of tat thereof recorded in Flat Rook westerly 1171 feet along raid curv* Aunmenlo Aprrinse, Fltrld R. F . Ragln way, In Section It, Townehlp It I7 ie .ll feet; Ihencn run Norlh page II, of tha publia record! of throuah a otnlrnl angl* 11*11* ta i d 11 Raul* I. B a r 111 aastcrly along eald curve through a geminate th* end of aurve; thenca South H*- B - a n a i r a S e f t w ft, M lkololdk Ltppal Ceanty, Florda, Mallland, Florida b m Fa re ll I I |£|“ l g h' -** K“ '' central angle of H * It ‘, a dletanea . _ Northwesterly of and wllhln lying rack elds ef and w lt h ln .il t r i4 " W ait 141.11 feet to th* South 'ufver .lir a fad epld can If r lln ‘ >r H * f»;J of ihn eurvey tine of Stal* nf t l t l . i l feat to Ih* end af **h 'eel af th* ren lirlln * ef prapaaad In* of Lot t of eald Lab* of tha t e w 1* " curve; thane* run Nofth It'tl'OO1 Rond I I A tee, Section TTOI; *nld eu Subdivision at a point 1,14 Fam l ll Fa ra d i l l vey lln* balng described and locat­ K a il, a dletanea of 11t.ll fast te Aet Lana of Stal* Road It A I I I , 'Feed*. tfgren action 3T01, raid B ait Lara etnlor- (*•(, Eaalerly from th* SouthwMt j f neetlna 14. -own-.,, t : l ed at follows, Resin at a point on th* baginning of n curv* concave to lln* being deeerlbed an fallewei corner of eald Lot 4, containing ih* Souihcaat having a ratio* of Far**!* | | | I I the So„ |h Rnn of Hectlon Ik. Town­ Commencing an th* North llna of H it, nor*, mors or lee*. I>lll* O, Ixiucba Pared I t ehlp 31 Mouth, Rang* 30 Keel, n IT II.N fi*t| thane* run Harthanii th* NNU of NBU of aald Section OWNED BTt Harley P. Oltmsa and corner uf raid Stella* H i Ihaac* iiu iiu », in ,, .u i.n Carl lleapran un Houlh I I Mi'll#'' W*J>I ». I distance of lll T .I I feet Weet of Ih* arly along aald curve throuah i >1 at n point I I M I fa*t Waatarly Carolyn M. Ottrnan, hla wife, Sanford, FlnrliU 1111 Darlmnulh Fareel 111 corner of the MWU central nnntn of I t ' l l ' a dletanea nf from tha Northeast eorntr of aald SU B JEC T TO; Mortgage In favor let to paint of beginning ef said Winter Farh, Florida F o n d I I Houtheant •hereof; thence run North IT 'O IW I t t l t l feat lo th* end of e*U Section H and running South l l ' H ' . of Winter Fark Federal Saving* * a *l Jan* ceaUrllsa; thenca Southloud* t* Rateevelt B ed , a dletence of tli.1 t feet to i aurve; thane* run North N M I'N " ei" Weet 1111.11 frat ta Station •ad Loan Aeaaelallaa. »ute Faraal IN li* il point #n th* Bast line of Richard' Bait, a dletanea of lT lt .t l feat ta IH plus N i l and POINT O F HE- P A R C E L D Roadway Right af wgy n u t or Pored t - ,, , • point an th* North lln* of raid ion ■ Addition ta Woodbrldge. Plat e ra Je lu U ^ ila i OINNINO af raid Bast L a n i center- IR D N * IFT-Rl 1M-R »»»Je at 14*11', n dlelanc* *( Book I, htg* I, Seminole County, Section I I . n dletanea of U M I fa il llaei thine* louthwaiterly nlang * „ Thai part aft L ais t and 1 af rai. Farael I f iufa 1, Bo* t l a lia * faat to Ih* Norih lUe uf Weet of th* Nnrtheaet corner thereIrfinnwond. Florid F ir e d ' ttt Florida, a dletanea or *3 IT feet ofi Ih* land heralnabova deecrlbed eurv* centava to th* Southeasterly Lak* of th* Waoda Subdivision, ac­ -at I. l i k e of tha Wood* BubdlyL rfinnwood, Norlh of Ihn Houtheaet corner Ihern. Unreh Doth and bavins a radius nf H I M ! feet cording lo pint recorded In Plot llaa. F la t Rook T. page II. gublia Klorliln containing 0.31 acre, morn or leea. Fa ra d l l of; the land hereinabove conveyed nout* 1. Boy 314 through * central angl* of I t ' l l ' , a Bonk 7, pegs I I. of th* publia Re­ fevrd* of iemlojila (Toanl^ FJcr•leorglnn 3. McDonald llcoralnn OWNED R T i Ada Kirkland. cnrlnlnlng 0.31 acre, mnr* or ten*. distance of IITI.OO feat to Station cord* nr gamlaol* County, Florida, Aliamunit gprlata, Flerlda PANCHL to Rsagway Right at Way •V r a lS § OWNED B T l Frank Smltherman •IT plua 11.(1 and and of eurv*: ylng Waatarly of a lln* deecrlbed ae ______ . . . . . .. Fia r id l l ■RD Nn ira -R and Dofle Smltherman hie wife; Howard A. McDonald then** Bauth l l ' H ’ West I N N fallewei Begin at a pelet l l fact That part afi I N I feet Reginald Wllilamei th* anhnnwn laa lsrtr and at right angle i * Bt*. flat ta Ih* iaalh Its* ef L e t I, Fareel N Faroal H hair*, devisee* and/or othar claim- Basin at th* NW earner nf the E U Lake af th* Wood* Subdivision. Ion I N plus 44(1 of th* eurvey Chert** r . Scherer of tha SWtt ot Bae* th* HBU ' " .................... ant*. If any, under If. A Stlnian, t i l hset H-MIte Road Flat Hook T, page l l , Semlnot* In* of.prorated Bast Lane *f Bute Twp I I B Haas* I I B. run Udunly record*, at n point 1.11 fact Toad 11 A 444. Section TTOI. run Rout* 1 m i V n t !™ ., S m l' decaaead. . _________ _ „ ________ ______ •hence South I I ft thenca Kant 111.3 Easterly tram Ih* Southwest corner Ihence South il'H 'M " W ait tll.TT »tinea F a ra d I I Rlrmlngham, Mtchlaea f * B b R t . d Roadway Right of Way ft mlmiis* Btet l l l t . i faaii thaaca lo th* right of way of Slat* of raid Lot I, tna land heroin de- feet la Ih* beginning of a eurv* eonMartha A. Slmondl! ^m n !f«t IM-H Mead No. I thenca North I I d*s H •arlbad containing . l i a ir i, mart ur rav* la th* ioulheaet having a rnr That part ef, i h n i i North dlue af dddS.Sd foot| thenca Sauth- t f f f o n i Fl#r/d*a Fa re d ( I Jjo‘ «. Blchtrdeaa'a Addition to min. B ait along eald right of way lera. N mlnuiee W rai fit# t I M l 14 Woodbrldge, according m th* put M ft. thane* Weet I N I ft. to point OWNBD B T l Calvin X . Larkum and weeterly IH .I44 feet sloig i*|4 NT»«gh a central *ngU «f paint af baglnnfng.' , . . .... Paulin* A. larkum . hla wlf*. ‘hereof raearded In Flat Book L of beginning1*, Farool N vlrg tr IM F to n point N fast Eaeterlr ? * * !. ! *h! B«l»11e raeordi af t t n ' i . M ram and a l rlsh l aagla la Slallan Fared I ■amfnala Caonty, Florida, sn Frank smltherman. Individually lying Northwaelerty of and wllhln Iloid t l A lie , Section TTll, .anld favor of Thomas Colllit, pad Aan T. NT phis 11.41 of raid E * r t U h Farael 11 •ad ■urvey lln* being daierlbed aad la • •i Truai** T r _____ af New Sealant n o r lla e i'ra id m iner lira n*d Cotltu. aurvey lln* nf stats Faptid Church id SUliooa being Int-nied and dee1.0 - l.lh ^ T v'e V U Norik ), Meetlon Ttoi, *ai< rated a* fallowsi Begin at a point OCCUFTBD B T l 3. W. Wltcan and fiat of eald aurvay lln*. and ( b i * Indian Hush* henen, iiwr-'t* eurvey line being described an on th* South lln* of Section 11, wlf*. and ladUa Trail* Museum. •flbed aei Commencing on the North Mi|t|ttrai*.'jp u. a tinu at r,a..( ,. fUJ4e.fr «t geollra 1*. Towrihlp fie* to raid tu rviy tin* i t Htal'ris locetsd *• fnljowei Seam at n point T o p >1 South, Raaga I* B a il, t ..„ . * . . Far ad ft n rl af* th i I r a e l h , * * • ! • l i Bart, at a point 4T plua f*. W e-lar'- nf --M 'ainw-ey an lb* South ling of ssetton it, dletanea of l l l T .I I Teel W « I thtra- f S ' f i ’A ’ - W - ' 44.44 faet Weet from tha NnMheaet a# and BaeUrly Of * tin* baglaTownnhlp n gnu In, Rang* l l E **L Southeaet corner of the IWMi Farael N ’l l" Hast, ‘ora Park, Flarlda Fared N 4 dletanea nf HIT.IT feet Weet of th* of; thanes run North IT'#!'* corner of said Secllen H , run Sdtilh That part ofi I^it T of futk* of t’tljHn" X . Larkues The unknown helri, devleeee ............... ............ ~# r th* Southeast corner of th* s w u n dletanes of I1D.TT feet to the th* Woods Rabdlvlnlnp, according to Anclddc Drive bcflonlng of a eurv* eonenv* ta and/or other elalmanie under •hereof] thenca run North Il'et'##" nlat thereof recorded In Flat Uouk Altamam* Springe, Florida Jh* Norlhwsel having a radlua of H. B, Stlnian, doceaitd . page 11, ef th* nuhlle raeerde of B a il, a dlelanc* pf 111,11 fe n to •reel I t ddretera unknown a paint on Ih* Maet llna or Richard- 1111.41 feat, these* run Northeaal •emlnal* Cauely. Florid*, » ;« ran'* Addition I* Woodbrldge. Flat •rly along aald curve through a lying each eld* of and wllhln I I • curv* concave la Ihr^douthenit cqv* c* central aegta of l l ' H ' a t#*t nf th* cenlerlln* of h a v in g * radius e f . i t J M i frat; ‘hg b.radlu* of I N L lT f f e L thraugh 2 f ° » . I- 0**a *. gimlnolo County. d iet a no* of H I M ! (cel to K a il L a n i i f gtaV# Ttsad’ t l ' T T . " than#* Southweeterly H TI faet nines * 4441m 44SI4 e i l , 4r.1a dJ|Wh*f Florida, a distant* of lt.1T faat ftVttarlli AaV/dVh street Ih* and of Mid curve; thanes run T i ll , said E i i t Lose (ratir- eatd curv* Ibrowgh a cerlrnl angle N ^ IfL N l e i l ^uT^S. palnl N f thaiM f | * 0U,h*Mt rornar Norlh V •«»•**"'B s i t a dlitanra *T •ratlin in# being deeerlbed aa foUiwai Jo h n *L*iftto iy * * ,T In* land, herdnabov* dascrlht 111.11 f**l u th* bag Inning a t a frammenctog, an tha Norlh lira of •41 "F 4 Irl4*gul»r shaped parcel curv* eaneava to th* Oauihsaat hav­ h i N RU of NRtl or raid gaalloa ha Bonth ing n radlua of IT II.N fast; thenca tt at a palnl 41 l.lt frat Weeterly Lake Abner U Tbampean feeV* " 11 l4Utra mor* 4f run Nortbaaclarly along cold aurv* frpm the Ncrtheael coraer of sa il mint paut* I, B at tf-A through a csstral angl* af H * I P a f l *nd running Bauth i l'f l* . Muthwaet Maitland, Florida F*crate P J f . W ■ T i . y ! ^ V . r Mitchell and dlelanc* of H l l . l t faat tn th* aad Beotia* 14" Waei H it .14 faal to Button renUlnlng . „ Mi if) l l Leila Mae Mitchell, hie wife. of aald curve; thaura run North I I * . 444 nlu* f*.|* and POINT O F BIT- OWNED r Wilbur T. Florida Tharp* f* R U R I, a Headway Right *r Way 1100" East, a distance of 1711.13 Orlando, OINNINO af eald Kart Uta* canter- •nd (llava TIB Rnct Concord Avenue IR D Ns. !*•-Ml 1M.lt lip feat tp a point on the North lln* Itaii then*# SoutkwMlarly along » R. Norman •B D Na, 344-R, I N R I Reba T. Vara** of aald Sect Ins I I , a diataar* af aurv* eonenv* ta lb* SautbaailartY tla wife. Raut* I. Boa 111 . That part af; I N K feet Waal af th* North***! • s i having n radlua ef 4TN44 feet 1M T TOt Mortgage In favor of Lnt 1, Richardson's Addllloa <4 tcorner H jy u a p ^ F U a thereof; land heraln nbev* tbur L. Thorn*. e X M X I I th* _____________________ _ 1 1 central angl* af H ’ ll', Waadbrlda*. accord Ia r to th* plat conveyed (.entailing 4.14 acre, mar* nh rough M M W » R j^ w a y Right a l Way dietane* ef H T t.fi dletanea af.................. 1134.4* fast' ta Statlan la Station *I» Brawa g(rrat ’ ~ R .11 at‘ ~ Book 1, nr leea. las I N N nf tnld 147 41-11 41741 and >4, thraa* theeea ■RD he, 1ST-R sn4 and af rurva, W M i l. , ei n records of asm- OWNED B T i Wlttl* Mai flm nt •sea n s u s u r n g That part af tha follow leg deo. 444.11 *ou(h id* I F Weal ............ J, .feet f n l |4 Inal* County, ,Florfi 'lorlda, P A R C E L 13 ROADWAT RIUMT OF arlbad pareel of U n it ''BagUnlw ih* South lln* of L lying Narthwaatarly Northwceterl] of and wllhln W AY OND No. 143-Rt IH -R , aurv* aanaara pi nn Iron pip* stnha on tha Nori th* Woode Snhdlvlali Farcal 11 I** T*rt af Ih* ■urvtv eun lln* .of ____ sin l*_ That o4rt af: T, nag* 41, Semlnnlt County ra- Isa nf tha' TJ W of tha N B li . . . r, ard. doing bualnsra R*4* I t A *«#, Section T ilt, eald ----.. Section TTll, eald Ih* NBH of '»■• |W (|, *nd th* e-rue, corde. at a ■ pnlal 4.44 feet Hart- ilactlna tt. Tawnehta r ^ „„ih l* tt Bauth, M »i*ri • i r r j ' ‘' V . ! - ' " * i'lovlbad and lo- NWU of th i H K t l' . v f V t i o n 11' erlv from th* pouthwaot carnar of RMBa 4# Kait. st which paint Ih* Towsahio It 0-uth Range ID R u t. retd Lot 4, th* ta-d hereto describ­ said North llai llaa tnitreraiv th* w w . . * . v r m r m . * ." • w , h r iil II »■••*' 4f g»414 Highway n # i ed^ aaaUlalag ,N aero, mere ar w r baundnrr at . M ____ ia • • » ! 3 W i thauaa gcRth 11UTI4" Waet fttiw S l i l i Road H A 444), lera Orlaada Highway, and rua g au u . Mt.r. Tpultra . J S K W ^ th i Norlh TI frat of said Wwi4 waatarly along tha We Item boun­ R T : Haary Law resr* V ail Vi gaulhewt rarnar nf th* n w u ther* of thi'SI9It, lying South of a 11a* ra. njWKRO J t ^ f l B H l He-. A dliaalved F A R C R L IS Roadway M i l l a l Way dary ar Mid highway 911 fart te a j i r v « » • -B D Ra. IM dint to (h i aurve of the cantarltn* tolnti throe# run West PArallel le coraelharry, Florida F a re ll «T 4 dtitanco of t i t i i i frat lo n point th»» *4rt afl T ill t pf I dike "f Ul4 th* Mid Narth llna 114 feat to g U W r----g A 'i,'1"* «/'m ch erd.n ,'. Id! u s s r it f w **d* Hu hd I vie ton, accord tan to . . . . __________ ____________ ... paint?.run Ihanra t i l frat I f r - -----li JH d _____ ilU t a t a W r a A r lg g R Mat Book t. TT4L at Hatton 4*4 plus thtrraf recorded I* Fie ) Boah anaurl* itralght and dlracl F a ra il M R*F4 I. Samlaote county, Florida, I *1 and W aiter! p of and wtlhla "lnt T, page tl.of tha auflla record* a f ■ Ratal *> * raid North lln* * ilila n e * i f I4.IT feel North of tha M fast af raid aanttrlloai Mid {•“ “‘ hrart raraer iharaaf; th i U s ] 'cantarltn* £U and aald station 114 tlae haglnalag, lia ._ a ra ran B n rt'rta i h iriln a b iV i conveyed containing 114 being mnr* fi.l|y deecrlbed as feat nf tha rrslarlea »f nranceert weld “North >rth llna lln Nd fla t to pUea P i l scr#, ntnrt nr Hex fnRnuei Begin' at a point no th* Rael U r a of SU t* Read tf A 44*. bonlna Ing "i which lit* _ *• Wait' W M U rly at 1 ttsknown helra. de- North llaa of Sarllno l l , Townehlp Herllo-t fTUl, Mth V ie t U a a epMao- , t«C udvewta to She •tsilo etetlng g el eight gi I I Booth, Range ** Baal, n dlrtaaaa Ua balng daecrtbad •• fellowrt way pf B u t* Road 1* A 444; fig— is B i t AA UkR Barth Dm d li Drag U> .Wusurly. «| U a aurvay ins8i ■c.' L Charlaa loaak Mehwouay Mam Itraat ird, Coanaalleut unknown hair*, dtbar claimant! Oarratt. dataaaad- tba k ------ o ae U M M r o r * w £ t n of 1141.41 foot (4 tba I of a aurva araonva u tba dlvlaata and/or bavlac a uodar Banjamla tbanaa ran BSBT*W a sto fi E m & t l i s UF B I A I iu n • That part afj Waal a S U at fia u of iW U Went ot gtate Road I I A AM (formerly rly dtat Itata Road < I ) In Heetlan 1I II.T , Towne chip II Couth Rang! N Bait, BXCB.!FT Urn tba N irtk i l l feat tbaraaf, A LAO i Dot* It , I I and I I at Rletiardian'a Addllloa to woodbrlda* accordla to plat recorded Plat ‘ .‘ Beak .a ra rp ^ . In ___ _____ pact I. pub Ho reeerda *f Peralnal* County. Florida, lying each lid* af and within 14 feet of a ditch centerline deterlbed aa fallaw ii Commenting jmanaing sa an tha tna ■auth llaa af I B Ul » of« IW IW U aald U of raid Section I I at a P°l»‘ paint 1I1 1 IIT .II ft* t . I I faal Watt from tha Oeuthraat a: luthraat aoraer of ■WU pf aald Paatloa 11 and running North i r a i ’IF* B a it Nl.TT feat lo tha beginning af a curve caacav* to tba Narthwaatarly tad having a Radiui af IT I M I faat; thane* North* aaatarly along aald curv*, through a central anal* or I M I ' l K a dTc. lane* of IT f.lt feat ta POINT OF BKOINNINU of aald ditch coaler. Ilnat thence from a tangent baarlg of North i f i r M " Boat run North l l ' i r i l ” W ait I N feat to and af and of ditch eantcrlln*. containing ditch ......................... eantcrlln*. containing la ir 1.11 aere, mere or lata, aaaluatv* of ora* In :ht of way of SU t* Rand rlwh and ora* In dedlratnd alreeta. OWNHD B T l Margarat Wldaman. F A R C B L n Drolnaag* Roaamaat ■RD I t ll# L A T E R A L DITCH L E F T (W EST) OP STATION H I plua I* (P ari) That part ofi M ia I t and I I of Rlehardenn'* . dlilon lo Woodbrtds*. aeaordlng Plat recorded In Flat Book I, png* t. public record* of lemlnol# coun­ ty,'Florida, ty. Florida. *lying within t l f*«t af a ditch cm* lerlln* dcecrlbcd na fcllawai Com­ mencing en th* South lln* of BRS4 ef IW U ar raid Station I t nl point lit T .l l feet f*«( Weet weet frem f the Southeaet corner of IW U of aald Reciion 11 and running Ncarm it *1’00" Rnei itt.T t feat to lo (ha be. ■lanlng of n eurv* «*n**v« t* t!he Nerthweciarly and having a red) of I T l l . l l feet! thine* North*a*l*rly along raid curve through J •ntrnl anal* of I ’ l l ' i i " ■ dieanaa of I H .t l fact la POINT OF nisaiNNINO of eald ditch M nttr enterong a curve eonenv* ta tba foutheeiterly and having n rndlun of I T l l . i l feet through n control anal* e M I'O ', a m lrtl nagla llT I.N frat to ,B u ilt dlatanVa a f 11 NT ____ plua .,,11 N i l ang and a* rare thanaa BeitH l l * I F Waal I N I ! f i t ta tha South llaa Lot I, Lah* of Ih* Wood* Subdlvlllo*. F U t Book f, peg* II, lemlgot* Cnonty reeoNx at a point 4.N f l i t B u te rly from h* gauthweet enrnar of aald lo t I, Jh* land herein dCarrIked aenUlnlag ,N acre, aera, mere more ar leea. •N at !*♦*• 0W N1O BTt Chart** F . Bahtrar. p a n c if L P* Baadwnp Bight a l Way • ■ o x * . J m i UB n hnai t port n u t *fi a liT«hia* Southerly Sa u lh irlr U .” T H #T of Let 4 at l« h * o f Ih* Wood* Sub­ divide*. uaerdlng to pl*» tharwof raaordad la Flat Saak T, nog* I I . af U a iyjm^raaardg at Samlnsii Caun- a m Inwr1 S t r; s s ,x !u r s ^ t m ^‘ w•’ js t . ’X 'd i .T i.’y m x s s B — .«5!StSUa..... . toirtf S a siat- .nv.,-3 Js* BJW | p Sc* Ssa.v’iuL \ a s v i j g w s L p i i u 's a ?ra Msftti... 4 IM S ! Fa re d IT K ,% r" v sre-H l - V .l 'V .'i 'S .V .......... .. S r f t & ’M j : .8ns:teawtasKni « ‘V /,t .ta ^ U T L S O ." .f f lS l! 3 f f l i a J B H W f e w - i s s t t i a W 'J T O r 'w . . .. t£ V « * j w w « M i.e �* * ~ ™ ? r * ' " ■ ' ‘^ ’ t ^ -•- ■ t ^ . . ■ } \ ' ? s m ; - ______ . . . . _______________ r ™ H H g r o g M ’ ? *•W i J ^ ^ H B B ' • ' - *• • ’ e ™ * e j j ^ ^ ™ * g e g ™ E ^ " ^ .....-• - - ^ - - m ^ - t , , ^ ^ ™ ; :- • ,vJe*Ff-rtT'*-n ^t • . _ „ ' . . . ______ *l»t m t r t t l ' '« ! » I l l ■ 1 ■■ ■ • ■• ■• ■' L h i A t t a a l i t l a e a t (*P. . ^ : . r--.- ,.<a a i W MBWaAil■ -’ ■ - - ' - ............. • • ■■• « - i■t ■ m ......... ' M l *./.«-. - - • ------------ -- ------- r I adU arrr. i r r a r d l n f fa 9 S ! f ^ L ^ t ^ J ! l ! f n ! m,I! ? * - , ! , V f , , t * s dtt*h m o n i n g I i » i n u » a w i f |l« *V\*f ^ 7 ?? w h i and UJ ‘r.Ti *>' ( » H » * * t c o m m i m I h i U» 1 K« i a a . t < L ^ T R H ^ I . * 3^ > ; »!PW| da dll I •»»!*• c h m i P l o r l d a . i P . t R l L I, 47 R s a d a i a y R l a k t a t It a y i .A T K ttA t. n r r r n t r . r r i t r M t t * — — . t.« “ t U « ? M A W l i i h t h i “ A? SwU* » » • of S H t * a f N E ' i of M*u* l-ATRE • r I T AT 1071 4X2 p l e a W ; nald |*aiual h e . a * t l t a u r i b a j aa: • N U Aft. 2441 l i d J ^ r < . . ’ ■ !* “ V * * “ ,l « w . ‘.V J » . « S ! S & £ < * £ - . ? « > » • }■P»D« t*i T h * M a ita rly Id f a a t o f l . u t t t l a n d U i f i n M u e on i n a W i l l k u r n i la r y uf „ . 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F laria* 4»**rlh*4 aa fall i» i . r Ffult ciM o aar a. t for?!JW SW &SJf ' » . ■V aSfM at w a r na ‘ Uaa af S u i t S*a4 th a t part ’ aft Lai* I M l I I* • f Iha aurrar ______ at rlt k l anti antla ru u r at al Slack •v F a ljia a U a a U Hrtphta, lo* t A a*#, m fkaraut Ikaaa* rru* N*rth I M f - l f . . M bit* r«' C a n I I faat: Ihaac* Saulhaaatarlr i* ika Sautk II** *r *ai4 Lat l •• a County. Flarld l, r § £ r i r i Uhl* I I * faat af »*lat I I fMt S a lt fram Ika petal i R i l l I I A f hapiaalati thaara Waat alnat a r s K i M i . ? s b * • ur»*r III* MUIk lln* af L *t I la Palal af *S> I tying W * m » l«H M in i daacribad. with r«r*rrnca la tla n la t. rentalnlnp i l l a*uar* faaf. Sleek ••A" "f Saailnala Halphta. a* mar* nr laaa. fellawn , Bag'natng * i . , k •w atarlr OWNED BYt n*M N. Mablap anl •iiam to* a l iha N*rth Una af ixo 1. V try U N*hl*r. kla wif*. r w ‘, r . « ” aas "A" *f gamtaeto M tlfhu, SU B JEC T TOt M antapa In farar k j r t a t PU P faat W aatirlr I r a * t f P in t Palaral tarlnpa a*4 Laaa Kerihwaai ram ar af anid L a i 1. Aaaadatlaa Inal* Cnuair. B IlM *4 Wap •aid p*lst halnt an iha ar* at a „ * U L W Baalaalaa at ika That pad r*ra *r * f L *t I f . Slaak Mliekail'a ta r r a r at ika al M raaard#4 In Plat w ar _ _ _ jK s .W ! } tas ttfSp sss gaL-rai: '!f 7’rT-a . #I,S K £ IW J»«t rf P*mls*1* Haight* at w r 4 @ f i S aStack p e l a l 4 M I fat W rttarlr fram IdaTaatkw w t aomar af *a il l a t if. ■5wr a w s s ean talalif >11 acr*. «ara ar laa*M •• M M iM ...... ........ MIM MR f t la a * * / la carrarthra at that e*»« U l« 1**4 h*r*|*far* •* •" " '** *J»,V aartlaa harpta and mmrddd In o. R Saak I I . M l* «»»• , W lM f f i s s s i OWNED STi KarnMM ft iaIWr ^ M l« rv » Ik* IN af a cure# Iv ­ w a t « a t a s - ijs s .- * ., U * t I- •w ria w U ss V s a iW 'A fr - r fin d T - p u h lt a raaaria af ■«mi«*l* \ : w a » , r . w « MMladlV*. „ tv*. Ill In »«•«, ilM k ' » Maighta, M i i f l l l l ta ■ i» r i n m j i i. »m »» !• raaarda . f *« » I m U •• f & « c t l , ... ; w ; Jjwert a#fk*f #f Mid u i iftT b rta f to# i n •» h m n »• n y fiV i!1 radlua #1 « ! • « fH t U i n i i M ir iM .M . i g r t tan ■*•!»HU llH IM lI •MlrAl M il * I f - T f f ly S r Sit HT »E# W T" manga Jft3ssrvL*~* i r. ’ (I 0o3Ef.aasK _ C«»* Aartlat ■ ilM l t l * • l W ar ,_M aft La* 4 h i i, Blaak . aacardlnp In a fima- e r r . J S K f . W * * Vw rlifc***"" ' * S Uhl* I I I fMt I Stats M M t. hall *ar««r »Jw * ¥} (V U t lY tk n S p nTnffhktop fdStW i w . A '***, “ i f • 'it'll" I m : lla * af ,r SOalMla 1 st 1 patot flat 4*4# 41 l m i w *d *rl Iha Narlhwaat aaraar *1 : 1|.tRgg«* 1 .•>1 Pfl ID m »*«kktj!r M g* IP, at • M l r. ■ ', a c itssH t* W. M. Hamacri it rM tv trH by J, B. J ib s r* I tg plat records* j* Flat n m t and I. publl a raa w a la and r a wlihla w T Ot l f e . •nrrgy if .'IX 'K Mr a e a f**l in a W aaiarlr in iin ita n * f Ik* •auih lln* *f Lat t l. ?! naminnta Nalfhta. >« * n*]* . * 1.** fa il Waaiarlr Irani. Ik* aarnar *1 ta il Let 11. aaaialalnf .11 ir r t , war* ar laaa0WNsr> s r i t . w . r a r r r •«< t& SsiaJ1'- “' •*f c s e J f L 1>• sa a tw a r s i t k i * i w a r ...s b V A m i . « « •; Iha *urv*r Ita* nf Plato final l» 4 M l. San11«a T U I. **'4 »urv*r Una Saint 4a*tribal. wllh r*f*M *c* to Slack “A” af I * " 1"*!* V ftll*w *i S a tln n ln t on a Waatwlr agtanalua *f tha «*r»k Una at lr»t 1 . slack **A' *f Sa«i*al* Haltkia. t l a Mint ll.1 l faat W w tarlr traw Ik* Wartkwaat rornar n f t a j l L a l I. ■alt M ini M in t an iha ar* af a turva caaaara I" Ik* iv a ila rlr an! haalf a ra llu r af M IM » t * « l * V " !? « n ? 'w « iV r " » V * u rihw*«lnrlr *\«aa s s a »f e care* r - " 1® k ,1f Asian•!'*a nf tha IR FA f t _ Mlat 4 l.il „ »h# Paplhwaat i l l MRUHitsg Tip U t » r» r •haaea. ' la Hava* af Avlaf*. a*4 m o a*. M l M Tkat pari aft S a tla a ln t *1 > plat lharaaf . tran4*l*. a* M N I4 tlaa .fM^ r .E M k eer4*4 th* Rukll# Itaaar4a ---Cauatr. rteriaa, r»a tkanca Baal alant Ik* R ank Uaa l<,f* ’ • f* | faat. Ikaaa* laulfc 144 f**». thaaea 144.44 f**l. lk*M # Muth 1*4 faat. mar* #r I***. »• * M 1** I* faat maaaurM Nartharlr • ' r ^ t aaala fram tk* Sauik l'M * f »*l4 X w< ik# IV r s w U F& Z lit I • W 4 l . l l _____ __________________ _______ _ »uik i ' l ll*' W**t run P*uik w #*i a la a t ika W aaiarlr lla * at Lat IT. i n fMt. ru t tkaab# Narib l i - i r B a d I I M l faat I* tk# W aaiarlr lla* af U. A H ltk w ar IT A *1. ru* Ikanc* Nad* IM P Baat alaat **14 aWatarly tin* 14* fad. run ikaac* Nank ( f i r Waal ia i.1 l faat rua Ihaac* Nank I't* Baal 41114 faat la iha Nerihar* tr Uaa af aald Lai If. rua ihaac* South pa*SS* Weal alnat **14 North* arlr lla* af T.«l IT. far 41-t faat t* Faint af Baflnalat. Irta t within 44 faat af Iha caatar. lia* nf artpaaad w a it Laa# af Plat* S e a t 14 A 444. PactUn Tf4l. aald Watt L *a * (a n u rlla * ta in t daaarlh. *4 a* fallnwai Coatmaadat aa • W aaiarlr attaadaa nf iha Paaik Una af I d IT af Black "A“ *f Talma Pubdldalan. acrardlat •• Plat raaardad I* plat knak I *1 M l* f r af iha publl* r*Mrd* af tami* *#l# Cauatr. Plarlda, at a M lal *1 faat W aaiarlr fram tk# Muihwaai aarnar af *nl4 Lat It Ihaac* rua Nartk l , 4M#M Baal l l l . l t fa il in POINT OP BBOINNINO nf add Waal l4 * a aantarlta* and iha httinnalap ala# af • cure* raarav* In Iha W aaltrlr aaiarlr and having haclnt a radlui af I 1 l l . l l fM ii ihaac* Nariharlr ataag Mid curv*. tkraupk a raairal aapl* a f »*dd>, • d id * *** af l*d faat t* aad af curv*: Ikanc* North fl'4t"l*‘ B a d 111.41 faat la tk* b ttln a la t af a curv# caaeav* la Ih# E a d t r lr and having a radlua af I T I Id l faat: lhaan* Nariharlr aloaa aald curv*. ihrauph a caalral aapl* af *•#*•, a dlatani* af it * fMt •* and af aarva: ihaac* Nartk IMM*-' Baat 111 I I felt i* ih* North Hat af aald T,d 11. Btaah “IT* af D B Mltahall'a Purvar af iha Levr Orant at • Ml** tt I* W M larlr fram point nf .ntaraaottea af Waat right af war I Plat* Read I I A 4"« and lla * ad aald Lot if. aaalala. aara. mar* *r laa*. OWNED BTt Adalph O. Malm aad Katharn* Malm, hla wife. •U E JE C T TO: M a rti*!* A. Salt aad wlfa, la favar af Oaldia M^Brlata*! ta r. 1 M maro iw FH lS m *M rt unrialt*4 part *f th* Lary (want, Baat af L a i 1*. Blerk 0, Mltahall'a Purvey af th* Levy Oram, aeaardtng M #1*1 raaardad is Plat B*ak 1. rap* 1 publla raearda *f Pamlaal* Ceunly. Plorida. dMirikad a* f*l1*w*t Baplaalnp gt th* Pbalhdaat *arn*r * r Mid * i V R1*ah C. Mltthall* tb* Levy (Irani and running Narlh i ' l l * Baal alnag R ad lln* • Let t l a dtataa** af *4* Mat) South •♦•nr R an mt faat: th**** Sauth 4*41* W ad l i * faat: thane* Narlh I4'4T- Waal 1*4 faat 1* point of baplaalnp, aantalalng P acr**, mar* ar laaa OWNED R T: Rvalra Rrawa r a a r m . at Rawdway Rtpbt h War PUB Ra. M That part eft -Lola I I aad IP. Btitointogar Parma nddllloa N# 1, aaaardlas ta th# plat tharief racer*. " I* Plat Bach I. M g* P. *1 «h* pehll* raaarda af Pamlnnt* County Horlda." Which. 11m . WMtarto^ af adjacent M th* a d d in g risk ! af w ar af dtata Head 11 A *4*. aad g mart fulty daacribad m f#L b*Mg lewai 11 R#gitt al tk* N*rt|*g*4 carp** af ...t . » f 1 B L .S ? 5 S W , S e ^ rtn « s s n i U i'W aa t iu»*,#f liaI3#l i l * i rii/lh'a’ae* area la raat r lt k l at w a r , Si® w m sisiJta % $ ,- w e ir in » fad at and tract, karatafar# anavtrtd M Edward >■ Tala# *#4 » f» Vtala U. Taiaa. hr 0**4 raaardad la Daad S«ak ltd, M t* *11. raaarda af aald Cauatr). . ..... Irlap aaataflr «f a"1! foil *f Ik* aurvar lln# *f PiajJ Itoad II A 44*. daman TIM, id d aurvar lln# kalat daaarlhad. with rafaranaa lo L"l T. Iraadal*. a# f*llawa: Bagiaalog o* a W aaiarlr #»• lanalao of Iho Norik lln# of **M ai a paiai in i* fiat Waaiarlr lk* Narlhwcal enrnar lharaaf: rua iaotk •*4T'IP' Waal ______ faat ta ih# h ctla a la t af * a im * aaaaav# la th* W . .aaiarlr . . .» • .znad . havla# a ladlua af l1111,11 l l t ip f**ll fa d : lhaaaa Pautkarlr alnat Mid aarva. Ihrnupk a caairaj aatld af Id 'IP . I f . a dldanc* af dPt dd faat la a W aaiarlr aniaaalna of Ik# Nnrlk lla* af Lat I a t Pamlaal* Malfhu. Ptai »3*k 4 M t* l al awi * «« 4t.1l faai Waaiarlr from ih* Nrrth* wa*4 aaraar af Mid Lat I. MnMIn* U , a dial*an* of 144.41 fact ta th* lUf .11 air*, mar* aa laaa. M utknad rornar af M l* U t 111 OWNED S T i Maud (Maud*) I. ihaac# r«a Waatarly alcap th* feuth * faai lhaaaa rua Narlbartr 11.1 TO. MOSTOAOB In favnr IIP* Mid U I IP. IP 4 fM I *W d alaag • curv# l* 1# tha right havla* a U fa laiurnaca Camganp. th* rtphVbavtog P n lm a a ‘ A •] ! « V - !i r V V » . V X , E o V 1RAPT) IM* af Mid U 4 IP. #14 Met *W «acly af Ih* WerlhaMt re*n*c therePt# »|M jT*((F»rt) That part oft '"Th* W aaiarlr 4*4 aft ihcac* raa BM Icrly alaag th* fa il af: Raplnalnp *1 th* Narthwad Narlh Uaa af Mid U t IP a dicta*** aaraar of U I I af Irandal*. aa par ef l i t fMt Is the Northiaat corner plat lharaaf racardad ia Flat Rash R* ‘ t f edd U t 11, the Mint af kdglal p m * 11. of iba publl* raaarda 'IM mlnola County, Fla larld*. run than#* Th* toad harataabave *eav*v*d an# alant ih* North tin* of aald Let 1, Mining 1 11 antaa. mam ar laa*. It* Mat: Ihcnre South I I I fa d : O W N ^ p lET i Eam 1a if. U ( ( l* r tad lh***a w a it 141.(4 fad 1 thaaa* South 1*4 Mol, mom or lain, la a I s m Rtgkt *1 Way petal IP fast, manured Nariharlr I E d g*. 1 anplaa fram tha at rlpht anpla* That m m aft U l t l af Bato­ llaa af rad U t 1. irandal*, thanca ning *r Farm* Addltlap No. |, «*. ■eulh IP'IP' 1 W 1 I paraltat with •nd l l fMt fram Ih* M ilk Una *J e x t ' u s ' M s ' f i ’ c r f a Mid U l I lo iht Baatarly lid* *1 public raaerde raaard af PamlnaU e*u*ty ■1* 1 * Mlphwar N*. • (saw Plata Ftartoai aad Ik* P*u>k f l Mdt at Road I I A *4*1 lhaaaa Narlhaftr U l IP t f Batamlgg along ih * Raat atd* • ( Plat* Utah- dlltaa Na. I, accard’ i" tK 4Ji way No. I la paint af Bagtaalag, Iharaof. r*«*r ... j - ' r w t a publl* rM*rd* *( uhty, Flarldk, whtoh Uaa BM Urlp af •*«* g * 4 Mlatlap right of way ei i l A l i l , and hang mam r# tulip dMarlhad as fallawa: Meh aid* af and wlihla IP f a dllah **al*rtln* d**crth*d aa Mltowat CnmmanrlRg na • *Wgt- Ih* W **l lln# af Mid U t I l k dl*. arlr aatoMton af tha North Had af t#AM at M fa d I ikana* run R t d aald U t 1 * 1 IrdnPgl* at a petal k dlatani* af I P fad mar* nr Mas, i m p faat Wadavly fram tk* N irtk- to • ratal; thaara rua S*uth*i1r - ef Mid u t 1 aad 1 WMI ataag • ear*# ta ih* left having a nlag fauth I'dt'ig aWat_____ PIMP radius af I P lf .l l feet, * dldanc* *f t* fh* hagtantag af a rare* ******* l i t M d. far* nr tact, to a petal an ' ‘ id kavlag a radlua th* West lla* *f Mid U t tt, a aitthanca M uthcrU Uaoa af UP fact gaulhavlp at tk< th* Narihwtct rarntr theraef ihcac* ran N arto d lr alaag tha « n i tin* af Mid U i td 1 * tk •{'(•14 dllch of Mid U t t l. t l.. _____ __ . . . ____ rai Egisi aTW t ' | j !p|5**W**t. rug l*« tk 2 » ’K?® k •'• ?I» y , »**k* and PI'PFPP" 4 F II" Baal Ra*t ( U (Mt to ant *1 j l l Mbcih BMk*. kla wife. ditab ••storllgk aonii .id lin g .IP m m , mart af Isas. *•*!•:*t*s ef ATM In t J lif lk M MprtkwMt #*n»»r af o U j r w l ' i ^ L l ?£♦ (> .nh and Om ** 1|I«RW«»BWP Fkrm# Add Na. L award tag t# th* plat them• * " *Blgh4 ad Wgy at resard*4 ta. Flat Bank P. M S* PRO IM i add 1, af ih* puihlta rccorde * t garniThat pari nfi "Raglanlag at th* n*la Cauaty. Flarlda: ..................ihanra rua ■dBIbMd aornar at U t IT ta BlMk Nariharlr alnsg Iha Rad right at P af MIlahAll’a Purvar of tk* U v r way lia* a t ------•* HMd IP A It# • O f t il ---------------------------------- dlataaca of 11* faat to tha M ath. ja a t .aaraar af L rt L Btaak B. ,-k Rm v* Fark. aaaardlig is t* th* ih t Plkl lharaaf r * r * H H la Flat *Bah f. pag* l l at ika puhllo raaard* al ■ •m ild* neuatr . .. F la r lla : thanr* m . a i i K u ? . ; ‘i . u * n : : , v run Raatarlv 1ataag th* Sauth lln* . . Mid 414 arad ta taiarafdton with J f ika **ld U it t. • dlataaca af d l l along Ma i : lhaaaa Pauthariv ____ utharlv ataag al*i a aurva • ike toft having • radta* i f l l t l . l l B B U s S % : !i r r N i N , w ______________ __________ f i l l I* Ik* Narthwan carnar af anil M l I I aa4 iba Fatal af Baftaa* Inf. Tk* L t a i haralaahara ean*ar«4 ra n U la .................. ln t I I I atra, mar* ar *laaa. OWNED BTt Paul K . Rata aa* laaball* W. BaaP. kl* wifa: Naiaak L. Ckarlaa aa4 Oartruf* 8 . Charla*. hi* wlfa. ■ I'FISC T TOi U a rltn ta * af Paul X Raad. at al. In f a r * , af Praa ffraar aa4 Mlanl* r . fir air. hi* wlf*i T a t fata rarilftcaia Na. I lf . t a lt af i l l * . k4U bp Tk* Otark Carpnrallan. OCCUPIED S T i W. T. Drrar. V s t e t w t r s S U * # 4 w tp PB S S*. M A atrip af I«a4 trraa* Iha Baal **4 *f Lai* f. I aa4 I la Slack -A" nf Oak Or#»# Fnrh. acearllnf I# ptai r4r*r4*4 It Flat Saak 1. pat* I II., publl* raearda racarla af ncminoi# llamlanl* cauaCnua* atrip h*ln« dcccrlh. laaarlh. ly, Florida, raid d rip kdlnt *4 aa hctlnning al tauthaad tnjthaaal corner rnraar •f L *l T cad ruanl* Korth*ad#r|r a la r B a ll lla* af Lata T.l **4 • a dlalant* af I I * f**l la Northiaat caianr af Lnl l i than.* Waaiarlr alnip'N arfh lla* nf Lu.t I a 4lalane* af I I fa d i Ihaac* Sauiharlp a laat • aurv# taacaca I* Ik* Baataa* Ir 1*4 having .a radio* af Idff.tP fan a dlataar* af I t a .l l a d . mar* ar la tautk lla* af L a i I af t A atrip af laa* aaraaa ika S a d laaa. M ini I I faat W aaiarlr fram Paulkand af Lai* 1 and I I* Bleak • AM aaat roraar Lai l i Ihaac* ro * . •f Oak fir*** Park. acc*rdlnt t* Ilaulap alangafaald curv* t t l. l faat, rarard*4 la FFlat i l l Saak plat racardad Saab T. 1. tag* pat* mara.af laia. t* taulh Uaa af Lai if . public ju b llr raearda raaard* af Pamlanl* Pamlaala Caua- I at a paint IT.! fad Waaiarlr fram ly, Flaria*.. aald **14 d rip kalat 4*. taulhaad aarnar af Lat l j than*# halnt d*. ■<rlh«4 hatiaalnp al ika ii*«iii. eaatlnulnt tau ih aad arlr alant m l aarnar #f Lat I aad runalat •aid curva 11## f»*t. mar* ar laaa. W aaiarlr alaat Ik# taulh lln* .nf In Paulk lla* af U l I I I 1 Mlat aald Lat l * .l faatf ihaac* Nariharlr l l . t fa il Waaiarlr from Paulhaaai a laat a c u e * enneav* la Iha Baal- roraar af Let 1; Ihaac* B a n arlr arlr and having > radlua af 1*11.11 alnat Paulk linn a/ Lai T a dd aaca fMt a dlatani'# af I I I faat. mar* ar l l . l faat la Paaik***t onraar af laaa. ta a paint aa th* North lla* af 1 and Paint af Baplaalnp.. ***• of Lat I a aidanr* af 11.1 fa d Waal Lat la ia ia t .11 acr*. mar* ar laaa. fram tha N*rth#«*t anraar ikarM fi OWNRD BTt Irw l U Papt. _ th#**#' eaatlnulnt Nariharlr alnap paid aurva Ita .l laat. mar* ar laaa. r a s c a l , tt Snadw ar s ip t t *f Wap I# a M lat an th* Nank lit* #r Lai • a s g o _ _ • a dial**** af 4T.I fa d W ad fram th* Nartkaaat aaraar iharaafs ihas*# . . i S H . ' . ' . i a I P B U B a ' t p Baatarly a laat iha Nank lla* *f L a i t • d ld taa* af 4T.P faat ta Nartk, : « . S S ^ f e » S , T W 5 dad earw r lharaaf: thaara PaulharIp ataag tha B a it llaa of Lata I tad a • i S a ^ . n a r w s t faalag at I t dlaltM * of SI* faat In taulh aald fj>l • aid run•alt aarnar af L a i t and paint af wait roraar _ along W**» Mi nlag Nariharl bdfflndnp. aaaialnlad .IT dera, mar* Loin I and I I a ditto*** af I I* •r Ida*. faal M Norlhwaat carnar at Lai I*.' OWNRD RTi Klltarnar rarparatlan thaara Raatarlr alaag Narlh lla* af SU BJEC T TO: M antapa af Carl Lot I* * alliance nf M fe d : thane# Raapaaa and Ruhr Raa#*** In favar along • curv* coarav* I* • f c o u lf Llfa tnauraaaa rampanp: Soulharlr Iha Eaatarlr and having a radlua nf Mortgaga af Thama* Ropara aid IT IM I fail a dlataar* af IP fad : wlfa, la favar of Carl Raapaaa and thanr* continuing goutharlr along Ruhr Raapaia hla wlfa. n curv* rnnrava in th* Eaatarlv FA S C R I. d l Raadwar Rlahi af Wap and having a radlua af illt .1 t faai ■r o no. « • a n as a dldanc* af II f**L mar* ar laa*. A atrip af laad aaraaa iha W ad te Muth lla* nf Lot 1* at a *Mnt •ad af Lata 1 aad a la Block - t ' 111 fMt S u to r lr from Sauthwaat af Oak Orova Park, acrordlap ta Mraar af *ald 1-41 Id; thraea roe. •1*1 raearda* la Flat B**k 1. M t* Saulharto alnap *ald aurv# t l , public raearda nf fomlnol* Caua. ilaulap i l l ffaat, id . mar* ar to**, ta " South ly. Florid*, aald atrl* halnt dcacrlh- llaa nf Lat I at a point 1*1 faat *4 a* hatiaalnp at th* tauthwad fadarly from gnuihwaai raraar nf coraar af Lai | a»4 rnaalan Narlh. Imt *| thanr* Waaiarlr alepp a*id arly alaat Waat Ilia af Lata 1 aad South lla* T41 fMt M Pouthwaat t a dldann* af IM faat I* Narlhof Let t aad m '”I *f kagtaawM i aaraar af Let l i lhaaaa Baat- carnar Ing. aanttlalnp .11 aarR mar* *r arly alnap Narlh Ita* at Let I a dla- to**. Mac* af It fttt: ihaac* Pautharly alaap a curv* raiteava la Ih* Baal- OW N ID B Ti Cyril A S d r aad ptara arly and havlap a radlua af Pdlt.lt M Bate, hi* wtf*. faat a dlataar* at t l fad, mar* ar RUBJBCT TO: Martpap* to favar ef t Padaral . in Irat Padaral Pavlnyra end Laaa laaa lo ih* na.ua It** *r Lat I at P a M lat 4f 4 ra il Baatarly fram Aa*o#totlnj af Pamlaal* Cauaty. Right ad w a r SauthwMi aaraar lharaaf: thanaa PABOBL I caailaulnp Bauiharly alnap raid PB S Pa. da Tha Waatadf' P* faat af Let curv* *4 fail, mar* or lata. In ih* Ro.iih lla* of M i t ai a pout aa a It I* Rlarh *‘R" af Oak Omv* Park, areardinp 1 * plat racardad la Flat faat K ad a rlr'fro m to.uhwaat coraar thereof Ihcnre Waaiarlr along Rook 1. pap* l| . puhlln rarorda af •aid gnulh lln* 44 B faal lo oatiih- Pamlanl* Cnitnir. Florida, halng a wad enrnar nf Lol 1 and Fnlal nf atrip or toad id faat wide Baat nr Baglnalng. caatalnlng .It aar*. mar* aad adjaacal to th* «alattag right nf Why nf SUM Raad 14 A 4M. *r i *m I-an 4 haraln daarrlha* aaatatalap OWNED BY: Kmarv J. Wtavar aad .1* arm. mor* ar Mat Nanay I . Wtavar. hi* wlf*. aU R JECT TO Unrlgap* af Ralph R OWNED RY: W allin* R. Rlnnay Ward aad wlfa, l« favnr nf Flrat FARt'Ef. M S a a in a r Right af War Fadaral gavlap* an* Loan Aaaealt. •R D Ns. Ct-R Th* Waaiarlr I* faat af Let t i la Ilan af Pamlanl* County. Mortpapa f » w af Ralph R. Ward aad Blaak '■»- af Oak Dm ** Park. **• aardlaa t* plat raaerdad la Flat Aaaa Ruth Ward hit wlfa PA RCSf. M Raadwar Rlpht of War Renh t. papa I I, pnbllo raearda #f A atrip of Mad aeraa* th* B a d Hcmlnnla rounty, Flarl#*. halnp a tad af Let l I* Rinck V of Oak d rip ef toad I I faat wld* Eaat ef Haling right adtaaant to th* aalallni Dm** Fnrh. aecardlag aecardap to pla plat .lat r* aad A44* of war of Plato Road lI lI At** rordad lo Flat gneh ‘ t. ' pap*# 1l l1.. pubI •arrlbad caauialln f*c*rd# of Samln«ln Cnuatr. F l ­ Tk* Mnda h»r*l* daarrlha. 1 In* .!• H i t mar* ar lags. orida. paid atrip balag daacrlha* 1 ft u 1 Fraaal* Joaaph fMIva*. *I«C at oPuthMd aaraar mil *1 Rapdway BlgM a* Wgy arty atony s S /.11* B M #f- a#ild~ a r f1*4 i r i lip s i "Jaai te Norlbaad The . . W Waaiai aaitrly Id faat af U t 11 ta arikaact carnar lharaafi ihant* Waatarly irto along North uaa af Mid BlMk "B" nf Oak Omv* Fark, a*U»t I I II raait Roulharlr nordlng la plat racordad 1a Fiat f**(| thane*. Soulharlr along a curv* roneac* ta th* iaat- Saak f. p*g* Pf, puhlla raearda af arlr and hiving a radlua of i f f r i n Pamtaol* Cauaty, Fieri**, balag a la d a dldanc* af lid .i Mat. mar* d rip *f toad Id faat w lia Raat af #r In#, ta Paulk lla# af Mid tat aad AdtoaMt is tha agtoilas right at a paint »M faat Waatarly from ef way *f F A l l Road t l A 444. fhA th# Southaait raraar lharaaf: lhaaaa toada fcarata daacribad c*atetal*g E ld e r ly alnap M l* gnulh lla* It .! .1* aara, more nr laaa. faat to Southaaat carnar «f Lot I OWNRD BTi Ray flardaa and Nalllg and point *r beginning, aaalalntnp M Garda*, hla wlfa. . 1 * arm. mar* or l#M. PA R CEL PR Roadway nip Ac ad Way S E P N*. Ra. M ? T | hi* wif# •»< Tha Waatara B A d d Ftphm. IA faat af U t * 14 f a r c r i . gr Raadwar Right *4 w a r aad I* la Rlarh "R" af Oak Orova *RD v». M l M Fark. aorardlag ta plat raaarda* la A atrip of land a ira ir th* Wart Flat hnoh T. gaga I I . aulillo ranorda and of Let I ta R|«cb "R'- of Oak of Nrmlaata County. Flarlda. halnp Dmv* Fark. according te plat ra- a atrip of land d* fad wide Eaat ferdad la Flat Rank T. *«.*# IP. pub- af aad adla.am ta tha aaldtap right »* raaarda af ■amlaal* Oegnty. af war af Plat* Raad i f A IM, Plarlda. add atrip balag daaarlbad t*lalap .4* aara, mar* ar laaa M haplanlap at th* Houlhwad oer- OWNED RT: 0. Barnard Chamber* aar af aald Lot 1 and running Narlh- sad Kaihlraa R Chamhara hla w lfa arlr alaag W an lla* af Cat P a dlilaaa* of II* faat m North wan roraar tharaofi thanca Baatarly ? NO. • AND S A U L ataag N*rth lln* of U i P a dl*. tap** of IP.I Mat: thaaa* poutbarto ttoag » a-irc# aaaaav* t* tb* Aad* M M •# tria l af lag* ta U t a P. IP. I*. tt PI sad IPII af Spring ‘ B*m•rip ’ l f tad nod havlap having a radii* radial af N lPl li iii..ll l IP. If. fMt a dlataaca of l i * r**t, mor* *r tn*aik R*pl#t arrardlna u plai raaardad lad la Flat Saak f. Mga II. #1 . ......... af iamtaal* Cam i- -Baaianr ih* ik# publto raaarda I* * » m H. I- I— - Dam tld treat being daI'f lk w c a l coraar, lharaafft1 tha*** thaaea natr. Florida. Mid w |i B*gt* al 4A* lla* i l l Mrlhnd aa fnllawa Mat l# ’ m u M w c ii anrai'r* al af U I l Narlhwaat rornarr af Mid L r t !», m thaaea kauih 1 •• i t ' l l " Wart UP #***!« lap [M l! thaara Paulk dh I» 'IF m ” r **i OWNED• RT S T : % 4. Lycn* tad Ruth IIP fMt over gad 1_____ _ U a•M a t , *hi* Me w wlM t i I*, ft and Pf tn th* Mad ita* prCR| af Mid U t tt : thaaa* Narth a'lT'ik'* . 7 7 . I 01. H f J " , , »*r nf* W Ran* I I I f*at along aald Raat 11* J w ld A •tat* ■*hk oi Sanford » U l I I I lhaaaa North 11'11‘AI S r b 7* * y * * 4" ” * ‘t k i td W ar •WfMt ad (i m l i fMt fad I* u ih* "Narlhaad ' mar at Mid U l t i l Iht «#'N# A atrip af land arma* tha Baal •14'ipv Waal 1 1 1 1 faat g|aag tha •ha #f U I • ta Stark -AJ af Oak Oh m Fnrh. ------• • «lk .llaa af add U t I I t* th* acaordlnp ta plat monrd*d it *■ f l»l le a k T7 u p * I E Mb ••* ra * *rd r*f Pamlaal* Oauntp. R . *HP*. Mid d rip halap daaarlhad P M faat ataag Mid rtgkt af way Jf *1 N#rtk*M» aornac Mail thaaa# gadh l l ' l l ' l l " Ract l i l tI fact faat ovar gad and aaraaa Mid U l ihtra*ri Ihtata g g j l l / ' 1? * * : ,1 ^ - t , t i l * * r** ataag th* Jtnrt tin* af aald u t * 1 and [ I to i i * ganibtod laraar a f t i » i 5 s s k i t ; Mid U l IP: thaaa* M*rth l i ' I F M Waat IP* faat alaag th* South tie* r r . u t i . V , , ' , " . J , I1 J 1 , of raid Lot 11 ta th# W |jtT O F BBOINNINO: m aintains I Miaa, mar* sr Im*. OWNRD R T: Ovamtraal L U n * e*m uvk ».irtrua“M- w,,r ar U i • aa* Fatal af gagt mar# M W 'A liS o * * * t l • ! '»*• ! * '• * • «k# Wart aad R a m ar Roadway S U M ad Wgy A triangular _____ __ .parcal . u a l af toad la • N nnhM d carnar nf U t i f kauth ■lata Road ifl-A (Big Traa Road) ip Pprlap Mtmmsrb, aaaardtnp t* *« raaardad ta Flat Boak t, pagM I. 4 nag l of th* Fubll* Raaarda af Pamlaal* (tapaty, Flarlda. aald Mro*| balag daarrlhad aa fattaw*: Bagtaalag at point af latorcMtlaa af gouth right af way tla* af gist* Road dif-A aad waat right *f why tla* af Plat# Raad t l i Id* (U. P. Highway tf - tl) sag vuaalag Sauthwaatarly Alaag Waat Hghl of way tla* af Plata R m * t l A •*• a 41a•»a*a *f m faat: thanaa NafthWMta lly tdf fMt ta n M int am Sauth right af Rm _ I . . . way - t Ra* Bn* kf itata _____ ______ 4 f - A a dtotoaa* af 111 r*ot mMtur. *• ataag Mid dpkf af way Jla# K f* d n dldann* of i l l fast, mam *r Jap* *• *$• South Ita* *f Mid U 11 }k*na# W M larlr alang M id R*nlh gpulh •■f Mid lla * d l.l |*«| ta Peuniwavt IPBBT* | l n i r af k—H i. ._ i_Al|md K ^ S k I 4M S S lag Narth . . . . 4 f"4 t'l* “ B a d t l t l . i t fa in thanes L'/tjCm fiM 1 ISA fad Sm ta Vvlitf'Uw'm ' W f t f t thane# re R Ract i l l a d ta W ait rlgl (P it •» la* af ■ at* Raad to 4III (Skit fard1 lhaaiia NarthwiM tir1 af wag its* % (M • l - la arlpht Hu IM salat 111.41 foat ■autkiMtarlr fram aalat at Irtar. •Milan ef # M t right! ef way lla# •**»* Raad 41* aad Rad rtgkt •L • ( *«••• R«*d IP A M* y. I , D 'fk w iy If-IIM thaara P*utk it I I I*1 W ad p srallil to Mm rjik t af way Ita* af dtaYa Raat t l Idk a dlctanra of 1kg.itf fan to Mint of kagtnnlag. aaatotaiag 144 •guara faat. mere or laa*. dWNRp I T 1 Pumaar f . U a a * and Trim o Luiaa, hla wlfa. *»«*« •* PRD Ra- 4. R 1 L l *• f**P ef the rdlew lag daacribad pared *( toad: i £ " .1 , f .* ? • •w '1 , f I" * I W d H Smtlo* | | „ Tawnahlp Id kauth, . paiai t t hagthaingi rua Ikaaa* Rarth»»«l*rly alaag Mid right af w ar t i l l fMt. raa thMa* JP right F i l l ) <*. Mid highway g t j ( m l lla a ** Paulk I I I fMI tkaM# Wart IP * (Art. Mt*«g Nydk i j dagl i to a a l I t mla«tM Waat , „ «• »hk paint *d kagtaath*' land harala daaarlhad halap a farral 4* faat wl«a E a a t J r and adtaaaat to th# aitotlip right af wpy M •• •'• •* * # JP A 44# (U. P High’ I ' l l ' Md aatoalieg t i l l ‘m i g Mid right of way, aoatalalgg Mr*, ajar a ar I* m and M la f #art al said toad* tvtag withis w . a x i a t t i l i i t o j i i d d fa il u a p d d i iiLd d rant SouthM ddrlr from talat #f lalafpauiian ef Waat d n t *1 way lla* «f Plot* R aid di» 4*4 B u t rlpht ef way llaa af SUM Raad U A IM (U. A Highway If- P tl: thMea tenth ttto t'o r 1 w a d poratMl ta l a d rlpht * f way llaa t f I t i j l Raad IP A *#P a dlauoc* af 1ILIPT fMt lo M la t af kaglaalap. th* lu d * hard * daaarlhad ceataMMa la th* a p o a g a i* . 1 * ear*, mart #r lean. OWNRD B Ti Ctorahall* T* Raaimto aad Jack N. Raaamaa. bar buabtad. t r E J E C T TOi Marta*** I* f*v*r af Arthur DaToung aad J u a l* Da- ) ! M *prv*t R u n t w t 3 , $ 3 t o il t J t f**« to **d * f Mid 1 krooni •aattrlM A aeaulalag .PP M fh M f l • p im , OWNED BTt P. K. Millar ARd Laura R. Millar, hla wlto. P A R C E L I R a M W I f Right Of w ap T U M N iM f : MWI4 •* BW14 Nartk af aid Orlaado Raad (L**e W m I PdPfP fa il aad I m * Nartk d l l l l 'M l of B a d flr.fd faal) Sonllan M. TawnaJilp IP POuiL B a a t* I* Baat, toMd Nadkarto * f aad wlihla I I fMt *f O luraaut aUM rllav d«Mlrb* •d da fallow*: Commaaciag at tha petal *f laM mattoa af tha aorvay lia* *f Plata Raad IP A IN , dedlaa m i . aad th# oMurttoa a f ita ta Raad IIP aad running Narlh dl'«1‘o t a ^ s s - * Thai oart ofi PBU * f t W li at itoeiMa it , Tawatkig d*uih. Band* aa Boat l r l * f E u ia rto af tad wlihla " * faat af ih* u rv * y lla * of Rial* B . . . . „ . i a # i . .............. ... IP A *»«. deetlaa l t d . Un#'_ .k«lad '4«grrlg*4 * aa fallaw#: Wag» PUd Mat T# JMSMoUg tt A, L point l l . i l fa il Eaat fram th* uthwad aaraar af aald a**tl*a aad ruitalag Kart A dt'dt'**" Eaat ilia .ia fact: than** North il't l'l* - ' B a d t$l.1t faat ta th* Narth llaa al N B ti af V B li *1 Mid pMtlap PP at a M idi H a l t w a it fram tb* N *dh*M t aar gar *( M l* Saailan. rontaialog ip aara, mar* er laaa. •aeladva af araa la asld lap raaA A L if t Thai Tkat part *f af PB<4 RB'4 #f a s w u af lacllaa *1 Tewnakl* Tawnahlp P* t • • i l l . Rang* pp s a d d**crtb*4 aa: eamm ....aaclng a l M idi ef Mt#r**dala i itaraaatoin ef *1 ra ranfarltn# af d tld . lag PMM R*dd t l A IP* * * * * * * * tarllaa af Plata R*a4 dt* iRanfardOvlada Road) aad ruaalag Muth alaap ranttrlln* of n u t* Raad SIR a ttriunct af 4PP.il fa d : iktar* South if 'id 'll" Raat l« Mat t* B a d rlpht af way llaa nf PtaM Raad 41* : : I NO: thanr* conllnulng nfluth ♦*'l»- Eaat )• fa d : thtar# Narlharly la th* Eaat rlpht af wav lla# of Rtato Road 4tt at a gnlnt 11* faat North rram th* yolnt nf beginning: thanca South nlang aald right af way lla# 1ft faat to yolnt af haptoa. lap, acntolalng ,41 aara mam *r T: owW gn RY: Chaa# A Company. ’ F A R C R L t*d Roadway Bight e* Way ■SB km IM i IM That gart aft W-* of n r si nf gw ia of gaatlap tt, Tawnahlp I I ” uth. Raap* I t C ad. lytog Raatarto af th* right *f way nf th* agldlhg Ptai* Road t i A 4 nad within it * fad nf th* rantorlti. nf add M in in * Slat* Road, balag a atrip af laid id faat wld* Baat­ arly of aad adjaaant t* th* a ild lap mad right *r way. caatalnlng 1.14 aeraa, nr . J. aMlaalv* „ mar* „ af area la itata Raad i l l . That M rt af: ■H : r . * NRU * f SWU af Pactlsa II. T n w tlh lt tt Muth. Rang# M. Baat daacribad aa 1 1 fallow*: Commaaciag oa th* Rou■fh lln* nf nwvt at Ii r ’U af IW — U af Mid Sactrai tin* tI Ii at a saint I If . t t fad fram Ih* gnuihwaai anraar af Mid •ettoa I I . Mid paint balag aa th* lurvay llnmaf Slat* Road 11 A tt*. forth Mrtloa t i l l , and running N dl’ dl’is * R ad Ita* 111*41 faat: thanca loath 44*it 'll" R a d I l f I f fa d : thanca South tl* if'Atr Beat I* faat te Suuth right at way Itaa at Rial* Read 41T; thanca aeatlnulag South Id 'll'**" R i d l l faat: thanr* Pauthwadarlr harallal ta gadh right af wgy Ita* of Plato Raad 41T a dtalaara af dl faat. mom or Uaa, ta Narth tin* "f PRU *r NEW CU af t t PW14 PWI4 nf of Partlnn I I and POINT Nf O F BEOINNINtJ: RBOI thaaea Waal along aald Narth .. ataag K # ..„ llaa . 41 tod. m*r* ar t«*a. ta Sauth right ef way tta* af at at a Raad dltj thane* South wait arly ataag aald rtgkt * f w ar tig* l i I fast: thaaea •kutk t l ' l F t r Bart M f*a«: thaaea N*f4hMitor|y paraltat •* Psuth [Ijp t of way n*a of Plat* Road l r t a i U t o n , . . f i l l f . . . . . . petal af kagtaatap. mat •natalnlag 11*4 iguara fa y , m*r« er 'lid. ton John Carla* X ^—l» r __*- ..r *d l RatkarTnj .............. „ Cgrlai. a aert Ruth tt John Rallay, Ouar- far add mlgar. BCT TOt Mengaga ta fatar Waatarly alaag #*IP m jl' rcarva U m ______ ip h a central apgl* af I l ' l F , a dlatasaa ‘ i#a of 1T1.Pt fasl tI* and of said ngrvnt Ihaac* P a u lk Psuth . t..................... i ' l t ’IP" " W...... a a. .t.'r. ijfaat la ,*ad nf aald larpaui oaatar* jld*. cahtolaing . t l Mr% mart M F V n S 8!k' " » •* S 5 sad w Iith . * fMt *f tk* •*• tar* t h Ll a lf lias af Mid being a Satrip _ . i '. .«. .................... ! f .W L W t o n af aad adjacaat tg u * aslau lag raad rlpht af way, ALSO A triangular parral af land *41*1*0 Ing th* abova dtinrlhad atrip aa th* B**t aad halng daaarlhad aa f*ltow*t commeactoi a* th* Muth lla* a l * w «4 of p w m of aald Stctita PP at a golat I f it faat B ad fram tha MuthWMt rornar af Mid PMtla« *,*• ad'd Mint balag a* th* survey lla* of Plata Raid IP A ***, Ra*. l l a a t H I . aad runalas Narth 41 •• 114141 Mat: Vh me ajM v tV jfe » i»» M t •»# f c in t nr aB> rtjNNtNDi lhaaaa aaallaulag MutB | 41'tl I F Raat tt t.lf faatj thanaa Peitth iP 'lr ig v B a d tt fad ta Narth rtRkt af way Jla # af Plata B a a i ----- thanaa Narth W . . . • » » gamlla* ta gad pp fas* from Mid rlPkt nf way lla* af Ptat* B a a l i t A tt* a d iau aia af tt* fa*t mam ar I m % M Feint * f Bagiaatoy • ALSO: Thai part af: V I I of HRU «f m u of Pirtlan l| . taw nahlp*A Sauth, Raap* l* R ad . R a n ........... ! h* 'urvar lla* of L a in R m * I I A ll* . taotloa fla t, and running North i f i t ' l a " B u t nlang •aid aurvar i t . , t i l l ap faat: th ,Be, •""tk 41'tl »• East S lf.ff faau thtac* south t l ' t i M* Ea«t PA (asi to Pauth right ef wav iTn* ar p u t* * • # i f f * * • FOtNT O F RBOrXN. IWOl tkaar* aantlnutap Sauth !# '• IltoA" Raat 11 faat) thaaea Sauth* • • • t o ilr M /itlal t* Pauth rlpht af way lln* ef Ptht* Roag « n t gip. '•■ 'J •/ 4» f**t. mom ar 1aM. la i f " to j j a c e f H id . w U af NBtd t t 2*H dDMl cf Rmtlm,BBt than** A# IwkTto gauth iVae' t t Mats I ” . * • '• ‘M ca af t i t fart, mart a# W iT a « r V r A « m at.to tad !W 1* Sanford Atlantic National Ranh ~ P E L 1*1 Raadwar Right of Way ■hauatlsl Farm*. 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Rang* p* Bmt. a f - T j? rtM tim With Baatarly right af JMortkad aa: fam m aarlig *1 to* ap af V t Hkrhway tf-lp thaaea Mint • ( l*tora*at|aa * f tga lurver ---------V |1««, M l* rt right ••/ •tot* R at* I I A «•#. Pmtang Mid ; thMa* im a« Paulk Pauth 44M1 •taa »TPt. **d th* matarliah of dart ••* faat. thaaa* I Orth 11 ,fm l thanr# Partk f tf-lIFF Bart Baai 1PP.4 fart to Prtat *1 bagtaalag" H t'J i •INNING of ih* *arc*l harala d T MrlbtP: than** raatuuiap Nartk i i ' l l l t " Waal 44 Tl faat: (hmra Battorly ta fast ta Wartarlr right • • • Mint tt fast Nariharlr toam f j l j l . * { katlaalagi thanr* kauth 4t'4l »#" W ait alang mid r lp ll *1 til i ^ r t . r t a E ' V o f e A - l W a haarlag 0? i t ' l l V * r t l l {artL to way Ita# i t flat t# M int t t kagtaatk# Bm t.rtgkt af war llaa af O. 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Block "A'r af Oak (im*a Vtork afaraaaid st 4 Mint u i raat •PDArjF ftort »ha Peuthaaai carnar • f Mid U t 4, M l* Mlat balag a* S W B lS V * tkg Nartl tk# ar# af. ko ‘-----J * * ? r " ..................... I*' U * l l f#«|, ar Ihnt MCI 4aad*4 ta AAt n dlataaca af itana af Imor# I I fMI T Ahd having a radlua af M A U Ij paint nniyIh* th g idribNartk . . af S f t T ? w .m i lla* Mraar M U U t f t * dlltaa -----RBOt. . . . . . . . R K r a s a s daacribad: “ s z th& s m ft -WO TNI Wed 11*11 • i l l faaii ih#*#* Sour ■dr w ♦ jitta ^ fM tl thaaM m s w ' J e i t i t w ( ________ ________ l t i _ . right of wgy Uaa e f * A M#i tMaae Perth d a la a t M l* right af way lla* IM P faat te Faint pf S*pl*alap. aonulalap .14 Mr# mar* or laaa. OWNED BY. Bdwin O. S aa* aad Ola v . itaa* hla wlfa. R g R C R L M Baadwar Right od Wap P B S M I M i ll- R Tha NorlhWMtarly (• faat af that ari nf Let S lylap PanthMal nf M i* RaaP I faow a u t * Read I I A If* ) aad th* N arlhw ad trlr I* fad of (hat part af Iha W 14 * | M i I. Irlap Souihaaai of aald' dial* Raad. la PgrMP Haaua*ak. accordlap-to plat recorded la Flat Rank E M t*a I- f. * * • * *. * f Ih* publl* rattrda af Pamlaal* .Cduaty, Flarl4 *. balag a d rip *1 toad I * fact wide PeulhM darly af aad adiacaat la Ika Peulhaadtrly r lt k l af way IM* af *ila lla p PtaM Raad 14 A a** and «at**4lap I I * faal alaag aald right af way lla*. aeaialalag 1.11 acre*, mar* ar I* m . aad balag that part af Mid laad Irla p wlihla lia fan of Ih* anrv*y IM* af Mid PMM Raad I I A *•*. daatlaa ff* L OWNRD R T: Marr O. MlhalaNIk LliM lM dad Fa it Llppallt, h«r huihaad. HITSJECT TO Martpaa* la farar af Th* Sanford Allan'to Nallnnal Saak. OCCI’F IE D B Y : Jimmy KMg. f ilm i m Raadwar Right a* wap awo a a. t-R Th* N*rthWMl*tlp M f*«l of that pan af Lola t l aad I t (Mm th* Narlh I t l .f fc*t...af Mid apid LLatdi. lylap . ................ ^ :aat *1 Highway tf - lf , af Pprlap Hammark. ark. aa ta par pdr plat lharaaf racart!** la Flat F U t Beak Boak f. pad**.*, »• *f Ika Publl* r*j#r|# af iamlnal* " U Cauatr. Pied aa: Ik* toad hard** daaorlbad dns a d atrip 4**orlb*d h halnp rip PP f**t wld* Pidd *f add adjacent u th* a a ld la * rlpht af way «f Wat# Raad I I A dl# "it. A Highway tf- tl aad attaadlip 44* fad. mar* ar la*a. along aald right af* way. contain­ ing *.l acr*. a m t nr laaa. aad baltg that nart of aald land* lying withla tin foal of th* aurvar lln* *r Mid Pitt* Raad I I A IIP. •aetlan 11*1. OWNED R T W U rnpllah. o c c u n r - p R Y: a Rarer* FARC C L H t Raadwar Right af Way Th* NarthwMtarlr l* faat at th* fatlewlnp tlairrlhad parcal af toad: ’RaplaaMp 1 1 * faat W ait of tha Sauthwaat aoraar of tha Norihaad duartar af th* P*ulhw«d euarttr of (h* aettihwad euartar of Paelloa It. TawaaMa I# South. Rang* I* Rod. rua Waal 411.1 fad lo; Eaat­ arlr rlpht of way *f tt. R. Highway I f . I I thane* Northaaatorlr alaag aald right af war !•> faat. thaae* South l l dagraaa. I I mlauta*. Baat I l f PI faai. thaara Id a t !• fad. thanca Peutk i l l fa il 1 * M l* l *f hatiaalnp." tb* toad harala aoavavad balag a parcal i t faai wld* Rad of amt adjacent ta tha a tld la g right af w ar nf Plata Road 11 A did (U. ■ Highway IM P ) aad aitandlap tdl faal al«ap M l* right of way. anaMining f» ter*, mnr# * r to**, gad balag that tart *f ,ain toada lying within tin r**t of iha aurvar Ha* of Mid (tot* Raad M A tt*, Saatlon ITAI. Q y j« iP - B T :. Rahirt J Carm ll ■ LEJEC T TOi Mortpapa la fgvar af Flrat Fadaral SavTapa sad U a a Aaaonlatlon of Samiaal* Cauaty. J i J f k t IM taadw ar Right a* W ar t a n n a im That part nf: Ragin I I Mat Wad and t i l l faai Narth of Southaaat mraar af N E 14 af *w t» *r g w u af Paetlna l l . Tawnahlp 14 PndhR**g* I* Eaat. rua w*#t IM fast, Narth t a i l fad. South i | ' » r En d 1414 faat ef W ad right af war af P*nford-Ovlada Raid, thanr* South aianp aald rlpht af way t i l faat ta fnlal «f beginning. ' nninp. Inrludad to the fnllnwtop dMarlhad parcal: Com‘ V »W li th) "Bagla tM fart Waal **g t i l l f*at North or gouthaaat raratr af NBS4 af SW U *f PWI4 H Arttlan £1 . Tawaahto ip dautk. Raaga H Baat. {tort, rua jfarih (farib paratlal tg t*'rtg kt SM S4 ,.u « and aa#h t t 'yea ar* tm a k r fltol la th la ab u m la tap m m to l aad tu t u PUkd N il „ - v - v u r v n i— wact crip rmm Ik* NmthMrt mraar lytag WMtorlr Bad Pauthirly *f gad •( ca ll Mattoa. ALFA that pur* *f th* toad dm trlH g I* Ita* af Mat# kaak .......... “ M f e i w IkT R tfl «*tLl*nf o ^ Ic ,, 1 8 v w sr' A P T '• -* M ............. ....... »• * �^ M s e g tg * g O f S u rp lu s I t e m s . . . A Now- Herald W A N T • A D S Are A s C all 1 8 2 1 A m Ad W riter 1 time 8 tl»ee B »!»*• a i time# to*tract 26-PIANO BKBVICB a 1949 Ford Tractor Double Bottom 14" Flow, 8 Row Cultivator. Reasonable Grocary, E 1 days a w "n E W B U r1 FOR LUNCH? ? Delicious, assorted cold platan. aervad in cool comfort at— MRS. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANT NO. 3 Valdes Hotel nrlea on All Water Pum paWcUa Drilled — Pumps Paula Road Pbaaa TOO S-CARD OP THANES APPLEBY'S "• *• v,ld<l Tha lamUy- #f“weRar E. Sewall wish to thank th alr.aan y friends for their klndnatt and sym­ pathy during hla recent Ulneaa end patting. ____ GOAT MILK Randall Priait, South Sanford Ava. Phona 3SO-W-1 YOUR time la valuable, MY time la at your service. CALL 412 for “Barbering by Appoint­ ment." GARFIELD WALKER, Proprietor. aVtdllaf'and ORLANDO SanUual Bur, Call Ralph Ray, 3160. UPHOLSTERING Custom Made Drapery and Slip Covsri. STANLEY K ULP Phone Sanford — 2838 J 2621 S. Park (lllway 17-93) Local and Long Dlatance moving. T. V. REPAIRS Agents lor HOWARD VAN LINES. INC. PENINSULAR ■TU 10 p. m. Service Calla $3.00 W. A. Norris Ph. 1SS9. J. Q. Herrin, TRANSFER A STORAGE, Inc. Ph. 2193-J. Licensed Techni Offlco 1300 French Ave., Phona clana, guaranteed work. 316A Export Bookkeeping for amall bullnaif. Including lnooma Tea Re• AUTOMOTIVE turna, Social Security report! and Sales Tax. CaU 2224. Ifugh Baa tha Naw Evlnrada Line for *36 ROBSON Sporting Hoods Evlnrada Salta A Servleo 804 E. lit St. Phona 998 WELDING C. A. TAYLOR, Jr, 307 E. fourth St. WELL DRILLING Pump 9alea with Repair Service 1930 22 II. P. Reconditioned John­ son Outboard Motor. Prig® $100. CaU Harry Whtiener at 2303-W I A. M. to 2 P. M. GARLAND SHAW P. O. Box 343 LONGWOOD Phone: w, p. 29 2682 19-PARTB-RRPAIRB FOR speedy, reasonable A reli­ EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ MENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ vice. CALL HOOVER, 2133 or visit 303 S. Sanford Ave. ING—Passenger c a r s and Trucks; all makes, sizes—M ton to 3-ton. Semlnolo County Mot­ SPRAYING—I-awn*. shrubbery, ors, Inc. 319 E. 1st St. 1‘UONE citrus for cinch bug* and oilier peats. PHONE 2408-M. W. H. 10 1 1 . Pringle CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 Freo estimate. Quality work. • EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE • 1933 Imperial Mobile 24—CHILD CASE home with or without air-con­ ditioning. 29' all modern con­ veniences. Will aacri(iee. Call BABY SITTING In my home. 803 W. 4th. Call 340 It. days 72 or nights 306O-R. H E POSSESSION 1930 Shelboume Clipper 27 ft. house trailer. WUi WAITRESS — Apply Touehton'a sacrifice. Phone 132. Drug Store, Mr. Clark. ''OREAT DANE" all aluminum WOMAN with machine to sew produce trailer, 33 foot, recondi­ ready cut apron*. Kaay, profit­ tioned, 1932 model with gqod able. Spare or full lime. A A II Gres. Well worth $3,300. Seventy APRONS, Fort Smith 3, Arkan­ sas. other used trailers In stock. OREAT DANE — DIAMOND T. 103 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, 3-9061. SCHOOL BOY with power mower wants mowing. Phone 716-M-4. 33 FT. 3PARTONITTE Aluminum House Trailer. Good condition. •1300. Phone 1339-W. 14—UBID CAM 1940 PLYMOUTH 4 door. $73. 601 PRACTICAL Nus*«, aaelalant rook, florist helper, huuae keeper, Laurel > p.<an . •"*'" nr1" _ i i riaftar 4:M — *-•« Phone 2017-W, • BUSINESS S E R V IC E S 16- -HBAUTT rAELOES_____ Your Beauty Number Ph. 671 H«rrl«(t's Bwwty Nook 103 So. Oak tM M L PADOTNO Inalfle 4 oqtald*. Room speeial continue* at $14.9$. Cali 3170-J. Mr. Tasker. BALEI SALEI Rubber Base Cemant Stucco Paint . ... I TOY Pomeranian pupa. Adorable Oil Base Cement Stucco Paint .... a Mia of fluff. AKC registered. S Interior Vernlah ............• weeks eld. Pram nld line of NEED A P A IN T E R ? .8 cbsraplonr. I'h. 3048—W. MeRANEY SMITH )$— UGdAKS—C.VITLF. MU &. Park Ph< Milk rows for sale. Phona 3076-W, >g—ELECTRICAL Ceeitrariera Will deliver, ml RANDALL ELKCTRfC CO. <i-AKTllXKS fO lf kJUJR w Electrical Ceetraetinx and Repair* TV SciTle* Center USED Air-Conditioner. Good con­ BsMlz a ad Crodey Apphaecc * dition, $150.00. First enmo (1 111 MgfMiia Ava. Ph. 113 only). Sanford Electric Co. 118 19—LAUNDBT-DBT CLIANINO Magnclla Ave. FOR b e n t - Draftne i9d opera-, ter by Ik if. Week or Moulb nm m MU, U e r u n — H u CaJ Monday, Moy 7, li THE OLD HOME TOW N isrvs* u r u u is . As THE SANFORD HERALD 1 '• l***l: . tv a Easy 43—ARTICLES FOB SALE BEAUTIFUL Spinet Plano. Lata modal, mahogany. 39 Inchaa high, full keyboard. A-l condition, Coat naw HU will tall (or 1373 with banch. Ph. 1723-R. ____ -Factory to ! • * - S ,f S #* ** gtyVa) ffW U "For BRITT TRACTOR CO. Illway 17*91 So. PhOM SOI \N W \JL , * JA C K S B I T T M . ♦-ROOMS,. Florida room bath A carport*. Immadiata poataialon. Call 1001 a(Ur 3:30. HOUSE oa SUvar Laka. Phona 3017-M. OR SALE-8-Bedroera eoncrata block faouaa. Kltchan equipped. Separata dining area. Larga cor* nar lo t Ph. 3964-W 3 BEDROOM houaa, 1H baths Convanlant location, 1003 Mag' nolia CaU 166-W M Ouirr-iPVbuKNo> [ w h a t Si <*OOD F O R \tX READY to move In Cottage com* Plately (urtmahad. All uUUUai. MM Park Ava. CONVENIENCE la atrtiaed Ip thli well landscaped, 3 bedroom home with larga equipped kltchan, cer­ amic tile bath. SERVE-THRU bar on porch, Bill) with fireplace PRICED TO SELL at 110.300. Six Pair Dmpari all Occasional chalri Wastlngheuaa Perta-Vao Cleaner! Unpelnted Vanity with glass topi Youngstown auto­ matic Dishwasher; Kitchen Bala PEAT-Oet your Daatwylar Paat at Qrapevllla Nuraery, 40e Bu. Cabinet. Phona 3157-J. bag. Annuali now ready. Phone WE need furniture, paylns lop 2036-GriperiUe Ava. Juat o11 Country Club Rd. cash for eame. Sail to buy from. SUPER TRADING POST on STRING Beans for aala, you pick llwy. 17-9*. Ph. 3017-W. and bring your container, si.uo READY to move in Cottage comIMS FORD 3 door, must "sacrifice. bu. P. T. Marrtwathar. Ph. 3234. plainly furnlabed. All utilities. Alao labia law A plalnar, hand By weak or munlh. 21M Park Ava. ikill aaw, carpenter toela. Write Rt. 1, Box 401, Oviedo or CaU GOOD uaad piano. Very reason FOR RENT: DeBary, Concrete F0-33133. John L. Jts. able. Call 3071 or S33. block, hardwood floora, furnished BACK-ffOAD FOLKS house. Waatalda Gam Laka, awimmtng beach, location unJUST MPI SPINET PIANO equaUed, Near by P. O.-ihopp" W calm // For Sale near here. One of the ing. Shady screen porch over­ very beat. Been rented short looking lake, storm proof relia­ ble gai utilities for refrigerator UPRIGHT Plano and piano bench time but exactly like new. Very substantial discount or might range. Hot water A excellent $30; alao PDIOIDAIRE apartment-alxe refrigerator—$20. Box rent again. For full Information, floor furnace. Available May 13 DAILY C R O S S •1 I'll* write or phono Credit Manager, to Mid January, l'bona Sanford 32S DeBary. 111:41 • ACROSS 2. Former 1344-W-3. Streep Music Company, 641 N. M l.i:i WYNNEWOOD lection. I bedmoma 2. A comcoins <UD 44—A P P L IA N C E S Orange, Orlando, Phone 4-2401. J I I t Is? tUo bath, kltchan equipment, blnatlon 3. Coin ipaca healer, larga comer lot. 8. Food fish iswed.) oneRf I I I M il KIIA financing available. 2424 LARGE Phllco Refrigerator with NICE bedroom. Private enlranca 9 Capital 4. Hearty self Sr, r u i Summerlin. *i 'iv if t t : and bath. Phono 2029-W. ireezr acroaa top. $130. 21S3-J. WANTED-One, two, or three H, (Egypt) 6. Exchanges 22. Tear El Phono 2530-R e :i 10. Diminishes, (slang) V. alr-comprciior. Call 2031-W. 23. Moved nUJM . ’j i , i FKIG1DAJRE appliance, aalee aa the moon A Crown through bgf u t :• 1 . 1 1 i»< « and service. G. i t High, Oviedo, 12. Flower , 7. Two-toe4 water . ■ 1 II FRUIT and Vegetabla business, Fla. Phoaa K03-3313 or Sanford • RENTALS 13. Aside sloth . : $ •» « $ « •* 14. Permit | lllway 17-W, DeBary, or will EXCELLENT Loti. Inquira 2*00 1642 w attar 6 p. m. 14. Montiary A Urge 26. A Magnolia. V4—APARTMENTS sell atock and equipment sep­ unit (Rom.) P. Man's law I GOOD used Electric Range. Only arately, Phone 2344-J-3 between 15. 8klp, aa a nickname 2A Body of $30.00. Sanford Electric Co. 116 6:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. m. atone, on 11. Began water Magnolia Avc. 3 Bedroom Oaacrata Black water 1A Entire 30. Use. an J • REAL ESTATE VA — $323 Down Payment 17. United amount money 9 AIR CONDITIONING $SA Per Month P * 1 Slates of 1A God of wa 32. m ill of r For Room or Building Kltchan Fully Equipped America (Or.) tha palm H. a POPE CO. INC. Act fast to ‘ihooia colon and Ule (abbr ) 20. Admit the SS.Cily find.) 249 Heath Park Ava. Pbaaa 1444 REASONABLE large comfortable A. K, Shodtnakar. Builder 1A Troubles truth 3A Qrew old home. Partly furnlabed. Phona 19. Biblical city ffeana UN 1133 or 1333 J. 20. Encloaure new ^w p RAGGEHLY HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t (or horses 44 * Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona APPLIANCE CENTER 21. A lath — — Beach, CaU 2374-W. 'Your Weitinghouie Dealer" 23. Bay window PHONE 1737 113 MAGNOLIA FURNISHED Apta. 201U W. First NOT A PROJECT! 26. Native of , — — Sweden St. Reasonable—Phono 1321. Contalt A REALTOR r i n l 1—Good used Automatic Waaber, 27.1’lnchee • JT* — — CULLEN A HARKEY completely re-conditioned. Only 2t. Narrated 196 N. Park Ava. Phono <312 $100.00. Sea- It at Sanford Elec­ EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ BUT— Homes of Raal IndlviduaU 20 Iron teym.) V ? 7 ? 7s able for bachelor or couple, tv: Brittany Farm Homes, Early tric Co. 116 3tagnolla Avc. American, Ultra Modern, Conrrtvate bath. Across from Post SEEING IS BELIEVING 30 -PPf Office. Manual Jacobson. ventlonal A F r e n c h Colonial Only $9100. gats you this cula 2 31. Finish type*. bedroom, concrete block home, Etficiency apanmanta. air con­ 33. Carets 77”~ RED-1-M1X CONKRETE ditioning and TV optional. 7621 BUILT On Large Landieaped large equipped kitchen, enclosed gently _____* Miracle Concrete Co. garago with lota of storage, well 34. Talk 17T Elm Ave. Phone 1313 S. Park (Highway 17-92), San­ Lota: In the beat of nalghbor- landicapcd. Let ona of our sales­ ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT 37. Oata __ _ boods. men show you through today. 30. Cuetom *77 77 USED BRICK 3-ROOM furnished apartment. 41. A counters ,u _ /a TWO CARLOADS beautiful uzed Close In, 111 E. 8th St. $30 00 COMPLETE with all the featuraa W. H. “BUI" 8TKMPER Irritant ” TT brick. Orange, red, and burnt Realtor — General rnaaraaca monthly. Phone 2366 or 1032. you have dreamed about sueh 42. Weeda _ __ __ black. See them at SHERMAN Gay AUen, Aianclatn IBib.) ” aa colored General Electric ap­ CONCRETE PIPE CO. 2-ROOM (umlihed apt. 310 Mag ArletU Price, AanncUtn 43. Feat _____ __ pliances and colored plumbing Phoaa 2119 nolia. Available May 1. 3-Bed 111 N. Park Avt. 44. Freshfixtures. room furnlabed house, Celery CONCRETE water __ _ _ Ave. A. K. Roiaetter, Florist Alexander A Stringer Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete tortoise Wy ” AND available at reasonable Phone 212. Real Estate ♦ Insurance ' Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement -IS"* price* with the belt financing a. Lourio# Messenger, Aasoc. Concrete Plpo to Meet All Quali­ 4-ROOM unfurmsned downstairs > .-i . . A with minimum down-payMagnolia Ava. Ph. !• fications. apt. Ill Oleando Ave. $23 mo. manta. Call 129-M or 1M-W aftar 4 p.m. Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. Baas* a — Let* — Acreage Out West 13th St, Phene 1449 Sf-BEDROOM futwlahad apt. Ver; V e R a n C. PfcUlipo, JrrUan and cloia In. Phona 010 OZIER REALTY CO. Jimmy Cowan. Laura B. Oiler Raal Estate Broker 1941, Sanford'* Laading MaiRag. go. Orlande Dr. - Ph. 1M9 oi homes (or ovar 1,600 galea Office: Little Venice FRANKLIN REALTY OROVE LAND i Arbor. New end Ra-sala Home* Phone Three and four room furnlabed 90 acrei 9 $163 per acre. Termi. PHONE 1144 1656, lit. 17-92, DeBary apta. Very rl.an and closo in, Phone 616, Jlmmr Cowan. FARM LAND BALL R EA LTY 10 acre tract with flowing wells ONLY ONE LEFT 9 $330 per acre. AI $10,100, a 3 bedroom home on 3-ROOM apartment on first overall# lot with tree*. Only RIVER FRONTAGE fleer No other tenant. Nieely $223 down, Includes screen f acres with furnished cottage furnished, convenient In stores. porch, carpcrtc, utility room, apoa river. $3730. $33 month. Available May let. pllancea, apace boater, tile bath. Oiler Really Co. 2601 8. Orlando COUNTRY LOTS PICTURESQUE Ph. Phone 13M ot 311$.______ Priced $*30 to 9400 each. Naw, targt, 4-bedroom concrete L O W SL L B. O D E R I noma, first floor, d u n , newly block homo, hardwood floors, I HAVE MOBS MONEY by g a t ­ NSW SOMES furnlabed. Real kitchen, ulllioJStTLr.'SKJfV, tiled baUia, beautiful kitchen, Close In. 17100 to $0300. ing unneeded things through W U I. tlea furnished. $1$ week. Phone enormous living room and dining 916-M. 109 Holly. area with french door antrance Robert A. WlUUma, Realtor Ada. Phona m i to t haly'\‘)|^; to shaded area porch, concealed Raymond Lnndqnlal, Associate carport*, utility room, spacious Phone 1673 Atlantis Bank Bldg. wording your ad. V’"'lot awaiting originality and a TfEED LOOKING? green thumb. An outatandiog FURNISHED apt. T14 Oak Avo. Hero It comfort on two lota In value for $16,000. Lake Mary, well located 3 bed­ Com plat# TWO modern three room* 4 bath, FOR A GROWING FAMILY rooms, garage and workshop, i*k*front apartmants. $32.00 monPrice: $7300. O.OQO.OO caah bal­ Oily. Longwood. Telephone Win­ 4EW, Beautifully Designed THREE 3-Bedroom frame. Living room, kitchen, Iweakfast nook, pine ance $30.00 per month. ter Park 2-73334. end FOUR Bedroom Homes • 1 floora throughout, 3 screened Seo ua for rentals; 1, 2, or 3 bed and 2 Baths porches, doubla garage, shaded Bee aa for F reon Ava. Property rooms. Phone 173$. HEAL ESTATE DBIVE1N lot ISO x 113, country atmos­ FHA and VA (Of) FINANCED 3844 French Av«. A Varied Selection of Plana phere, city conveniences. Ideal FURNISHED 4 room apt. 701 W, J. W. HALL, REALTOR Priced from $ 11,200 to $24,000 for growing children, FULL First fit. “CaU HaU" Phona 1711 PRICE $7,MO. Term* AvaUable. Built By LO O K 2-BEDROOM upstairs apartment, Furnished nr unfurnished $30. 901 Elm, call 20IS-W. 3-ROOM house, completely furalabed. All electric kitchen, large yard. Close to town. Inquire within i t 1221 W. 2nd. St, or call 2643. $33 per mo. U-BUUNEEJ^fNDUmUL Double Dresaer Mirror liookcaae Bed Innertpring Mattress M a t h e r oU Sf H. . ■j* OFFICE APACE - 4 rc m i. Pal Bed Spread w,Uo » ldA- Cal! 17M_or 1494. Pair Boudoir 3 Office room* In Miller Budding, Lamps 1U Magnolia Ave. Phona 96. S a nI SfI oU rS dU OW ^BEDROOM house, convenient ,|| M I W l D „lob a u iiv n i ■ v<e-CHCli |w ic ii. ia u i r u iR Ave. See owner, AI Skinner. 901 ODHAM * TUDOR, INC. To Htlp You Buy Or Sail Builders of Finer Home! For Florida Living A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates Roeg L. Pav»(W, Rroktr A. B. Peterinn Jr.. P. J. CheaHOMES AVAILABLE; Alberta J. Hall, Aiaeciat# South Plneereat....... Sanford, Fla, terson, Garfield Willett*, John Phoaa 367$ 17-93 ai Hiawatha Grove Manora.......... Sanford, Fla Melach, R. W. Williams. Hazel Valencia VUIaa........DcLand, Fla, M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land Suvcyor. SALES OFFICE 2623 S. French Ave. 116 N. Park Phona 1129. Phone; <100 and 2980 NEAR HOSPITAL 2 Bedroom Cape Cod stria horn# Excellent condition and Itparal# dining room. Kitchen equipped at 17,990; fully furnished at $1,990, Priced to sell In 3 waaki. Good ternia can be arranged. AND lid U O iN O Seminole Realty W. DIKTBICHS T. W. MRHO I A /E ifD S �I* .* . Low rtnesW elk Is Giant-Killer Of T V Erie t* new* 1*4 puttie tfnip the American BroadeaitOBJim iobm ideee ihit mey Hie peer, titered feet, ABC tad h i natt eteUose ir e eeuing op tatop M t U p i MbMli eroBad teettry to guide political tinwe'ttaklnc their flrit appear. > before the eemerae. Many Mtd help. IP will the pottle, it about Um eandldatee rnaki heir TV debot, Dily'e tint My . drawing room. Talk aa U few er* talking to ■ email group [ people la your drawing room, (iditor'o note: And remember Mr; common touch. Don't, for tovka'a yak#; refer to U aa the towing teem to you'll fee laugbod M el every living teem In Amar* era there." On this t u t point, John diet Thomas B. Dewey, firmer Republieaa governor of New York ai an example of one politician who leaned that "being hlmielt" wae » beet way to "prolael" to hli audience. " ‘Me wae m eit ilitee«iful," u y i John D. R. (Drawing Boom) Daly, "when be uied the *ama meaner he employed In the courtroom aa a mccaiiful dlitrlct attorney." "Ha wae mo*t effective in the telecaiti In which ha took off hli coat and ti'd , "Aak me quotinm, I'll amwer them If I can.* Before that ha haJ uied tha luaebaon •peach approach, and hia true per•onallty, the one with which he had won over Juries, didn't come threugh," Thera la a largo plateau near the South Pole which li 14,600 "Dea't roar and pound the ta­ le. Thefa.tjot the way you’d Ulk Amateura bought 40 million r gveata in youf homo. '.TV la a mean* to Conveying gallona of paint in tha United aurr paraonallty. Don't* build a mates In 1969. V Legal Nolle# Armed Forces-Day—1936 ileale Cauety, BY BOB THOMAS * HOLLYWOOD Igu-A *»fbii»ken accordion player Iron Brnburf. N.D., li the Otw glint . killer of iclevltion. When LenTenre Welk end hU bend, went .up TV, not rpenv ex­ pected him tn do very well. There were three itrtkei agaliut him: •' 1. He wa» up eialnit atiff com­ petition In the prized Saturday night lime. 1 He we* *e ABC, not noted for high rating! except for DUney: land. • S. Band* have never clicked on TV. But Welk baffled all tha doubtera. He amauad healthy rating!, even whipping aoma apectacutara that were pitted againat him. Now both NBC and CBS are replacing tha ahowa oppoaita him. Including Jimmy Durente, Janli Paige and Herb ShrineC. Welk attribute! hie euceeaa to the loyalty of hie fane. HU loyal­ ty le no accident. It to the reault of hla catering to the Hkei er aweet bend davoteea. Furthermore, he coddlea the fane like no one etae ‘in the hand bualneaa. "Mo»f leader* like to take a 16-mlnute break between acta," he aaya. "I don't. 1 always atay on the handitand and talk with the i eaknowm . Burdick DC , •ru eemelBlnt- kavli XirrLKT. Defend* stjse? em vir0zp e r ir e o r rto u p i, g*MieMu Itiat XUantbla Art*, W. wr. War*. A ttera»r ft afeTl. feSg" I PLEDGE * High Caliber, dependable deputfet * Hone«t, impartial taw enforcement * Continued County-Wide road pntrol * M odern m ethods o f crim e detection * PromptncoB, Courteey ft Efficiency to all Active member Flrttt Baplbt Church t,tt*ved; three yearn u City C om b* ________ year at Mayor P u t Commtader o f Poet No. 83 40 et S member * . . Two-three year tering no Director of ' Tho Sportemah’u Aaeocbtion Active member of the Elka Club Member of the Senior and Junior Chamber of Commerce VOTE FOR— D. CORDELL (Pd. Pol. Adv. Paid for bp 1. D. Cordell) 'Justice of ihe Peace pMSnUfir With Procedure Ident of r Seminole County "1 have been employed by the came company for 41 year*" ‘‘Being a native Floridian and reared in the vicinity of KanSard and living in Banford and Seminole County aa tong a* t have. J feel that* { know tha people hare and what they ex. peei eg an etfWe bolder." 'fjj >' • • It if thP office of tho poopie and If elected, with your cnopernttan I will move tha offica beck In the Court Home WHBRB ST BBLONCI," TOUR VOTE in d SUPPORT WILL I • . ■ •. * -BE APPRECIATED * ' Pd. Pot. Adv, l»y Lewie Tate VOTING BOOTH CONTRIBUTION DEADLINE FAMED TALLAHASSEE Ml - florid*'* pillricai rindidata are going to nave to flnUh out their flrat pri­ mary campaign* with the money they have on hand. Atty. 0*n. Irvin reminded can­ didate* that midnight May 2 waa the deadline for accepting contri. button* and any malved after that time muit be returned. Under tha atate'i election law. rontrlbutlon* may not be accepted Irum five day* before the flrat primary until the day after It. Two-thlnU of Ainaricana lived en farm* in I860 ronipared with U** than one.aevenlh today. “It is the privilege of.voting and electing TV v J* ; j • j' our leaders that makes opr Democratic way of life the greatest in the world," DON'T FAIL YOUR STATE AND YOUR COMMUNITY As You Please But P lease V ote P R IM A R IE S TOM ORROW C ourtesy------ Tha Sanford Harold Today, mart than tror, a l non and women In every walk of Hh, young, Americans who vote tor the fret v » ■, time, havethe greatest privilege mankind hss to offer, ffh • Your vote le the weapon you uae te •Mure responsible people te office te prevent power from toffiag te thorn who might abuse it. fc Because of Amerka’s wtoid leadership, Srour vote mayweB affect y n * joh, your children's foture, your taxes—everything in your entire life, jj£ r ■ B ulm ortofJl, «rarc*in|jw »d(liJlo vote safeguards your freedom. Let nothing step you from voting on elertfea day. •, ... ... l - t U1 —r . �If Tear Herald h N*t Delivered By • P. N. Call 1121 Btfart 7 P. M. For Dtllvny Shop and Save ■ # « i TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1988 btaM M M H M M * D rive Begins Tomorrow FIHST TO VOTH thl* morning at Precinct No. 15 at tho Notional Guard Armory. Arthur C. Moor* (left) and Sir*. Moore (right) about to enter the voting machine booth to eait the first Jiellota today. (Staff Photo) Enthus iasmnign In Local. Election W U II v a i l i c I I I U D l i a y Enthusiasm Is running high In tha election of local officials In brin true big league fashion the Seminole County, baseball gam* between th* Cube,J Voter* were at the poll* early champions of the Rotary league, this morning ready to cast their al *L the palls opened at 7 03378956 and the All-stars will get under ballots ‘ way when Mayor F, D, Scott o’clock with lino# forming in or- — , ------------------ -throws tha ftrat ball in the tussle der to name their favorite candl. at Memorial Stadium Thursday •I 7:30 p.m. Hanford polling place! are equip-1 Who will ratoh the tosa from ped today with Shoup Voting Ma­ thn fireball artist has not yet chine* with most of the voters | With the emphatic statement Dial been told, for Commr. John Pope familiar with their use. However, tho new Somlnolo Memorial Hospl t< leaking some equally promi­ miniature machines are on hand tll «]„ your hospital, dedicated t( nent man capable of'handling tha at each polling place in order to . . ,, pilch • no matter whara It goes. Instruct those who do not know ** l^e c*' relieve P*ln, t< Prior to th* gome Itself there tho us* of auch voting procedure*. *r**n Ihoso Interested In the pro will h* ceremonies In which miniFirst persons voting (hi* morn- fN *lon °t nqrslng and to aid It ■tur* gold baseballs will be given to the member* of the pennant winning team and th« Sonny Powell and Roy Holler trophies will ho awarded. Ken McMurray, mound star for tha Cube and his bsttrry-mita, iJoyle Corley, are In fin# fettle end undoubtedly wiif*gvf the call fur the Thursday aveolng battle of beta and balls. During th* scaion, pitching chores have been handled by Les­ ter Bush, Ilruc# McCoy, Cecil Dandrldge, Karl SummerslJI, Wendell Brooks and Charlie Enirlish. Mgr*. Sonny Powell and BUI Hutchison, therefore, have quite a field from which to choose, lisndridge, McCoy, George Har­ riett and Tony hetman have all worked as receivers. Aftsr a siege with mumps, and some en- ____ forced rest, Earl Summersill hoi tarily In Care Of Patients Seminole County'* Initial effort to identify Itself a* a vital part (if tha state-wide movement to ralia th* standard* of mental health in Florida will be packfcd Into a two weeks period atartlng tomorrow and ending May S3, it wa* aald today by Mr*. U. K. Chapman, local publicity director. Th* committee that baa under* taken the aaslgnment to point out tha importance of tha drive la made op of George Touhy, F. D. Scott, Mra. Chart** Park S r, Mrs. Sidney Ives III and A. L, Wilson. Mr*. Gustav Bamberger a* treasurer and Mr*. Chapm.in complete the local campaign group. Clvie leaders many of whom have been conscious of the lng> portance of railing tbs standards of care of those suffering from mental Illness are expected to hnd their enthusiastic support lu (he drive, lleeearch baa been earluusly handicapped by lack of funds and thla phase of work In meeting the ever-lncreaalng num­ ber of easce cannot bo over­ emphasised It was aald. Public officials are aware of the need for more hospitals, more doctor* ami nurses, bettor food and con­ ditions In tha state institutions but under pressura from other sources for tnx monies, have not mot th* issue squarely, a local professional man ha* said. Civic organisations dedicated to th# improvement of condltldns are being askod to support this brief drive vigorously, giving not only of their funds hut of their time with each meml>er soliciting five friends. Work peek* are going out to club presidents today, The fund* raised through this local effort and oiies ilka it throughout the state will ho used In port both for research and for bringing to the active attention of legislators and other Interested state officers the urgency of in­ creased appropriation* for this segment of society. Sixty-fly* per cent of the Hemnolo County funds are used in tho county, the balance goe* for th* state-wide activities. At tho present tlriuj these Is unly one paid worker In the mental health work within tho statu with patient care. a majority of tho money going for This county should he extreme­ ly concerned with the success of the drive, for it Is being consider­ ed as ono of the sites for thn proposed Central Florida Stain Hospital. It is hoped that a de­ cision on t h i s matter cun be reached In the next less Ion of tho legislature. Inspector General Rates Local Guard Unit 'Excellent' improved in th* last week, he ^ crowd Is expected to gather probably will be saen at an In- „) The Hnnford Herald building field position. Dili evening at a glgantle eh*cTha Cuba will hav« a chance tion party when laudspunkurs and Major Boy D. Creme, Port to work Into their lliiaup one of bulletin hoard* will curry final Commander, of (ho local National * h . leading defensive players in 11eenlts from each precinct until Guard, received word yesterday the leagua for they selected Dave lhi f)nn| U ||y |n the that Company "11", 154th Armored Bramlctt to play with them. Dava •mullwr precinct* where voting Infantry Battalion was rated "Ex­ as a member of tho Tigers Is a m #ch |nM orB not y„t jn us#, cellent" by Iho Inspector General hcads-up inflelder and hie ...18 Speculation* as to tho outcome from the Third Corps Hoadquartatting average for tha season of today’* election are being made tcri, Atlanta, Ga. will be a nice addition to the wal- |n , .action of 8>nfori, wlth The inspection was conducted lopmg willow* oftha champ*. lho„ wll0 htvo (0||ow#d the recently of tho Sanford Armory election closely attempting to pin­ facilities which included every point thn oulrome ahead of time. phase of the Company’s operation. Election Party Voting begun this morning In Captain Joseph D. Bryant, Com­ the 10 precinct* In Seminolo Coun­ manding Officer of tho local Na­ ty simultaneously. No Seminulo Begins Toniaht tional Guard Company, reported County precinct reports ahead of yest-rday to Fort Knox, Ky., for At 7 O'Clock time and all polls will rloss at 7 a tvo weeks nfflcw* refroher 17m Sanford Horold’s Elec­ o'clock thl* evening giving every our o at tho Armored School. tion Party will begin tonight voter an opportunity to cast his During Bryant’s absence Comp­ any B will be.rommmuled by First at 7 o’clock when returns from or her ballot. all over the State will start Lieutenant John C. Keeling Jr., <>i trickling In from th* early re­ Sanford. porting precincts. It Is expected that returns will reach their greatest peak about 9 o'clock this evening on the statewide races as well as all of tha statewide race*. Local returns, heworer, on the Important county offices, will be reported earlier than ever because of the use of voting machines In seven of th* county's precincts. T w e n t y three machines will be in use. The Sanford Hsrild will hare , the returns posted on a huge board which will be lighted. V public address system Is being installed so t h a t the entire crowd gs'hered at the Sanford Hr raid Building will have an opportunity to hear the returns j as they come In lo the lbc„i I paper’s headquarter!. j Statewide results will coma to tha Sanford Herald by Asso­ ciated Press leased wires while local returns will be tabulated by the Sanford Harold Staff. Everybody Is Invited to the Herald’s Electlun Party where returns will be availaMa mo­ mentarily aa they are reported from around the stale and from the local II precinct* In ^eminolo County. Jt U expected that the voting * JAYCKN TKtfNli TOURNAMENT WINNER! with thalr trophies. (Left to right) fn front are; Me­ In Hanford and Seminole Coun­ linda ^lrMurray* rurmsrup and Merritt Philips, girls champion; Wally Phillips Jr., boys champion; and ty will run aa high as 1,500 out a! tha 10,381 registered voters, i Michael Moss, ninnerup. In bach row, (Left to rig it) Frank Doom*, director, Bob Crumley Jnycc* Tennis Tournament Committee chairman and Chnille Morrison, umpire. (Huff Photo) 800,000 Turnout DEPUTY COTTON DROWN, left, and 8h*rtff J. Denver Cordell looking at ■ part •< M barrel* mush confiscated aua destroyed last bight at n still lest Chuluota. (Staff Photo) Illegal W hiskey Still Destroyed Last Night An Illegal whiskey still of a 250-gallon capacity was destroyed varly last night by Sheriff Denver Cordell and his deputies. Tha huga mAonshlne operation was located Immediately northeast of Chuluota In * dens* hammock that could bo reached only by crossing * number of pastures. Sheriff Cordell laid that the still was located late yesterday 'EhtPW* rft*r sf; <•*'* eight barrels of mash had been completed. Charcoal, In two Inter­ changeable pans underneath the still, was still hot and glowing when tha still* were torn down and destroyed shortly after 7 o’clock U»t night. Thu*# In thn Sheriff# party confiscating tlu< still Included J>«puty Sheriff* Cotton Brown and Denton Prevntt and Constable J. 1). "Slim" Galloway. Sheriff Cordell stated that the still would be valued at much mors than a thousand didlars. Twenty barrels of nla«h were confiscated anil destroyed. Tho total amount of mush being fer­ mented and ready to run off was estlmutcd at mure than 1100 gal­ lons. A skid tank usually used for loading and transporting gaso­ line ninda up the boiler part of tha still. Thla was placed on four (Continued on Pago Eight) Early reports of extremely heavy voting in major population center* . indicated that a forecast ad Mb* ' 000 turnout in tod-y'e Democrat** Primary election may hava to b* revised upwards, Florida Democrata are llaylfljB.1 their say today in a bitter abtman govemorshlo race In which gallon talk and personality clashea. Warm breather and scattered afternoon shower* <m I forecast . for tho primary election In which the votere a rt marking a long bil­ lot listing candidates from consty* Me to U. & senator. Republicans alee hold * primary hut no statewide contest* are ftp and no more tha* 140,000 a rt n * pocted to vote on tha OOP alia. No creasing of party linos t e p f r milt ad in tho primarloa. Tho racial Issue boiled up fa the governor** race an the propo­ sition of methods of presm m y ■•(rogation rathar than upoa th* question of segregation itself,aid** ■11 four major candidates took;* stand for eonMnued separatlo«:af tha race*. Gov. Collins, who has eontondSI that Integrity 1* government M l tha m l laid*, ha* laid that A* favored preserving aagragatlo* by all legal maiaa but "without aif** tlonal furor and disorders.” . . Two of Ms opponents, Sumtgff Lowry, 83-year-old retired Nitlam* al Guard commander from This* pat and Fuller Warren, eolecM Bi-yea r-old forstor gevirwr, k m charged that Oo&lna actually f t vorad gradual Integration ta d # • minded that, he taka t flaw # Mcdltcrresn fruit Gy trips are being, placed In Seminole Coun­ ty simultaneously with traps being located In seven other Central Florida counties. Tha belt of traps was stretched across Central Florida today to njeature tho amount of Infests(loll In fho deadly pest’s second spring convention mar Room Speaker Farris Bftfnt District 4 Pilot International, m* has charged Sonins lacked lad** Invasion of tho itata. In Tallahassee with 241 Pilule and latlva leadership and hag attacked The brightly colored fly was 103 Author Club members attend­ him on oth«r Issues. found In a large orange producing ing. Collins, Warren and Bryant area of Broward Cnunly yester­ Five members of th* Sanford Pi­ closed out Choir campaigns last day, tha first Invasion of com­ lot Club attended the session. night with radio and television apmercial groves found to date. It Till* is tho first convention. It pearances’ln tha Tampa Bay a n n had hern found last week In tha wui reported today, In he held by where almost 100,000 of lha itata’a Anchur Clubs in Florida. These 1.277.000 registered D e m o c r a t s (own ot Davie, a few miles to the young girls, working under the live. ossi, guidance of Pilot Clubs, iro com­ Lowry wound up Ms campaign Growtrs still have thousands of posed of outstanding high school In Jacksonville where ha repeated boxes of fruit to sell and tmw face girl* with potentialities toward chargee that "tha itata la will leadership and their desires to ba of along toward Integration d all the iKxslbillty of an enhar'y phases of our economic Ufa under servlco in their community. Test experts found two m«r* Collins," At tho Sunday morning session invasions In Fort Lauderdale >nd Judge Renfrew ot Tallahassee Tha four returned horn* today two more in Hollywood yesterday. spoko on tho great need In the com­ to vote, ■ The center of Infestation appar­ munities, county, stale a* wall as All four candidates made fort* tho entire nation of th* caro for casta af avantoal victory but non* ently Ilea In Dado and Broward counties, those suffering from mental dis­ made an ewtrigbt d a t a af winning orders, The 42 Florida Pilot Clubs ta lk * first yrfmery, if aa earn* But fly fighters spread the traps went on record to support tha Men­ data gats a majority, tha tw» top In folk, Hillsborough, Osceola, tal Health program of the state men go luto tha May M runoff. Orange, Seminole, Lake, Volusia and tho Mental Health drive that Collins Is rated to bare hla greah* bnd I’dm Beach. opon* tomorrow and continues est strength In Dida where almost No flics hava l>crn found outside 206.000 registered voter* reside, through May 23. Dad* and Broward. But if any fly and In adjoining Broward and Mrs. Edit McBride Cameron, shows up In tho Central Florida Jaycees To Sea Palm aBach, President of Pilot Club Interna­ traps the battlo lines will hava to tional was the I'llnJ International Two years i f s Dad* care Col­ fall luck and tha stago will bo Film Thursday Representative at lha district lin* • 87,000 vote majority when tut for an all out fight similar to Tim Seminolo County Junior meeting and spoko at the luncheon he won election over Charity E. Unit which followed (lie fly’s first Chamber of Commcrco will shuw hutd Saturday In the Sunranoe Johns for lha last two years ol uivaihm in 1020 and 1030, a film, "People, Places, and Room ol the University ot Flor­ Tblng* of 1970," at their noon lun­ ida. cheon meeting Thursday at the Mrs. Cameron, at the Sunday ses­ Yacht Club. sion, Installed the District Officers Tho film U one sponsored hy for the coming club year, the Chamber of Commcrco and Is Pilot delega'.ox attending from fn full color. The duration of the the Sanford club were; Mr*. Sua Blm, the Jaycoo Journal rcporlod, 8, Stevenson, president; Airs. D. K, is of 23 minutes. McNnb, first vice-president; Mrs. Those who are curious about Joel Field, treasurer. Mrs. Marlon what they may be doing in 1070 Itaborn served on the nominating are Invited to *c« the film which committee and Mrs. Harvey Swanhas been termed one of "iho most son, Immodiato Past-Presldaa?, In in exclusive Interview with Interesting ever to ba shown here. acted on the Pages Committee, Edgar Feeley, Treasurer end At­ torney for the National Exhibition Company, owners end operators of (he Now York Giants, tha qua*linn waa askod "What do you think was tha greatest contribu­ ting factor In the Giants' organis­ ation returning here to establish their Farm System's training center!" Feeley, In tha telephone Inter­ view, laid "John Xridcr has done more than any one person toward brlnRlng us back to Sanford. "He hasn't stopped working for two years—and throughout that lime there has been a continual stream of toilers, telegrams, end telephone calls, all relative to the establishing of our ipring training camp in Hanford," aald Feeley. In hla words, "John Krider bis at no time let up In trying to get us back there." feeley admitted In hts eonvereatloa with The Sanford Herald that "We should hare never left Sanford." And he added, "The people are wonderful to tu there end we ere looking forward to great things with the New York Giant Organisation back In San­ ENJOYING PANCAKE! AT The Sanford Herald Pancake Da* hold h i ford." • ' asinlitretor B u r r Weir, Store and Share* .Writ, and Mra. .Wafc J U t Weather Feeley Says Krider Contributing Factor For Giants' Return 'v /■ ‘ f D;-' n"l' v (: I h , A‘ ■ , — — ,— r ... . . . , H p —*.. J Hi ’ *WT# ( � 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, May 07, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 07, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald