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I Florida Power,
Light .Co. .Office
1 Alfred Allan Holley of Lake Mary,*
- Police Chief .Roy G. .WUKKin* and
today1 aa h i explained that the
young man wa* raUaaod after
U veRtY
'At 3:M 'p.m . Junior Choir re i bain* held for M-houre at the City
rG d e u p -* tha Prqa* hyar*e» ) t First Baptist Chureh. I JaU toUowlag the report ef the
reb', ertU hav* a WP:^ > t ?:M p.m. Young People will i Florida Pqwr end Light Company
p. S t R». the-Bduea^ bo In .’charge o f midweek prayer Qfflee on Magnolia Are: way brokag eif the tberrh.
service at Plrat BaptUt church. ( ' en Into- ’ ■
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be' a Joint meeting. At S:U p.m. Young People will'p - Accordl'ni'tajolflflala of tho local
oteaa Home Departthe Sunday School Cabinet at power Company .o/Gqt. the downg H m Arta Depart^ r l„ t i ip lu t Qhurcb.
to W offloo*,..ware broken Into
meat a# th e/ Bdnfoid .Woman’*
The Woman’* Cbriillan Temperd a b a l I p. a t with Mr*. C. C. , nc# union urge* aQ eburch women
Woleh aa ipoakaf, iH w tM .it . a f t »•*.
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Alumni Concert
Tucker Named
To Farm Group
Aj on* of hli furit action* f.-l
iey .ef the Florida linker*
Em ail Cowley, Director of the; Aiwcletlon,
R. Orlfftn. of Inc
imli.ole TSgfc School Band n lll' Prtildoot E tc hang* Baak,. Tamtend the Annual Alumni Concert pa, haa announced the appoint> the Station Unlveraity • Band ment of T. E. Tucker, Preildent
hJch will be held at • p. m, Pri- of the .PlorldeiKate Bank of Santy In the Elliabeth Hall-Audi ford aa '• member of the Parm
rlum at . Station U n lw ilty In Committee'of the Florida Banker*
eLend.
* Aiaoclatlon.
The concert offere.forpier memtfali committee, to.which Tucker
ire ef the Stetson Uoiver- naa bean . appointed, la one of
ty Band ea opportunity to Join itveral through whjeh the work of
1th thoir itqdeat counterparti In thg Aiaoclatlon la. accopiplHhad
le'r Wept down
>bilabial ,office
ued, a wrecking
i look ta g metal
H u t, • Mr*. Mlrtsm- Eueaall
f t h t i r i t for th t eoricfrt.
Ucmii com m int# ir t t TV«raaw
Thla year’a ' program calla for Hm# to reply-to Prtaldent Elian
will meet In the .. Lake Monro*;
a rebeeriel at S p. m. end a pic- * * * £ <
i a it nl|bl
S ehftT al 10 a. * / ' All daU«atea!
nlc (Upper, at the Lake Wlnneml- ,nS hla fa r* veto.
are urged l« come. ;Keetjen of the.elrang box
MU borne of Band Director Rich£>* netwirk laid woen ht
officer* and Initallatlon will be
ard M Peeiel. During the eoneort While Houie aiked for time It let*
held. ’
’ Jj, ; .
ell bend alumni are recognUed: mediately advlMd the DemoccaUd
ntURgOM
whether or not th.y participate! National Committee It would
At 7 p.m, A Brotherhood Supper,
In the .concert.
) grant It time, alio. The Demowill be Mrtred a t Plrat BaptUt I
Central Florida Bandsmen other critic reply la icheduled for MonChurch. A group of young men w|U Dies Yesterday.
.F reneli.E . Boll. Tt died at th* tnan Erneat Cowey who are ex- d*y. AP*U n - *1 *0 p. ra. EST.
lead the meeting.
peeled to appear include John J.
1
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At 7 p.m. The Intermediate Choir local ;b6*pltal at U noon yaeterJ.L -if_’ - l.ti.la Itl. . . ^
Haney, DiLand; Walter Hewkln*. concert ' ere RenMl Even*, Derehaenee at Plret Hiptlit Chureh.
Seabreeze of Daytona Beaeh; Hot Land; Judy Briley, St. Cloud! and
At • p.m. The Adult Choir reward Gold, Mainland of Daytona Tarry Owen, Boone of Orlando.
tueriee i t Tiret Baptist Church.
Beach: Woodford Snowden. New
Mils Briley, of Oakland, will be
At 10 a,m. Vacation Bible School
Smyrna Beach; Joe Courion, Tltui- clarinet io|ol*|, and Wayn* Gog.
Cllnle for all intareeted worker*
continue* at Plrat BaptUt Church.
Member* of tha LaUlai Aid So>
elety of th* Lutheran Cnurcti of th*
Redeemer will meet at T p.m. at
Mri, Jee Melach'a horn* en Weat
P in t Street and will laave from
there for the Marvin Page realJenc* in De Bery where the regular
monthly meeting will be held at
t jq p m
Th, Br )*nie# Biole Clu* of tht
preibyterlen Church wlU hev# a
covered dlih eupper at 6:30 p. m.
|n the Education*! Building. Meat
drink* and relU will be fumUhed.
There will be entertainment for
tlie children
mam.
Th* War* »M # Claea.'if tb f M»
Mr. and Mre. M. L ^111*. Mr. and
Mr*. R. W. Strudlieftt, Mre. J. H.
Tlndel and Mtie Alice MeKim.
Tha Elder Spring* Home Demo
Club will meet at tha home of Mr*.
W'lbur Nolan a t I p.m.
. The Sanford Tourlet and Shuffleboard Club will bold ■ covered dlih
•upper meeting at • p.m.
The Fidelia Clai* of Iho Plrat
BaptUt Church wUl m att with
Mre. Cart-Moil In Laku Mary at
F p. m Group No. 1 will be hoiteaiai r/ith Mr* I. F. Gamer
i t eha’iman.
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The Civic and Social DeperU
manta qf the Women’* Club will
meet *1 th* club for a program
by th# Senftrd Theetr# Guild with
Donald It. PleUher. preildent.
apeaker. A one e tt pley will be
preeented. H oitente ere Mr* J.
N. Glllon. Mr* C. Remaey. end
Mm. N. V. Parmer. Mre. R. A.
Bmlih li eponior.
t.ie Wor«or» Loniertnce of tlie
I’j-lt ChrUtlan Church will meet
at tha church on Wednetday at
7:30 p.m.. Letter Therp, chilrmin,
ennounca*.
AtM6 a.m. Vacation Blblt School
CTrtle for. aR Intareeted wirker*
cyniinui* at T in t Baptiit Church.
APRIL II
' •: ?' *•- • Birth* *
Baby Boy Shew , t
D i» fh jr|n
Mr. Truderu (Loagwoodi
APRIL I t
Admleeioni
Mr*. J. Ceruthere (S»nfurJ)
Nancy Chatkley (Salford)
Ida Jonta (Sanford)
Lena B. Ultaion (Lake Mary)
Burke G. Mtlhvln (Sanford)
Mri. LouMe Touhy (Sanford)
Birth*
Baby Girl Carutheu
Discharge*
Mr*. Levlnla Shaw and baby boy
(Altoona) .
Will Scott (Oviedo)
John M. Hlggln* (Sanford)
Mr*. Louue Rowan (Sanford)
APRIL IT
*dmlulofl
Mr*. V. Com (Sanford)
Poiler Smith (Sanford)
Mr*. Cecilia Neel (Sanford)
Henrv Manning (Lake Monroe)
Hattie Walker (S in k . I)
Birth*
Daby boy Parent
WHY
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'Two Women's 6 ( n ^ 2 l? i A5 ^
I Deparfmsnts Will | —*— —
i Move Joint Session
^ R i f f ’S
T*e .*'n#-l n "ome D e trim e n t, >m
nf tSe S tnfird WomhlTd CM., will
hold a 't 'l t fr9*r‘‘<g
FJib1
\ r t , I*—■••tr- ni I '- ’-’ht nt I
t,*rl->?k. ’' m r i*. <Vcl*h wlL be
the gut*t *7ai' *r.
Ilo-tes e« fur tl o mseting wlU
bo Mr*. DoiHei Sttnitrom. chair
man, Mr*. F. & Breckenrldge.
Mri. Jama* B >md. Mr*. Al Hunt.
Mr*. Miriam Runell aqd Ur*. 8:
0. Harrlman.
ft I* hoped that member* will
plan to attend tbU Interfiling,
program.
POSTER ROY DIES
POUT ARTHUR, Tex. l* -(U y mond Waller, Poiter Boy for the
National Muicular Dyitrophy ReMarch Foundation, died bare ye*,
terday.
The IP-year-old youth, who had
been on the foundation’! campaign
poiter* ilnca It wa* ettabUibed
in IPSO, wa* watted aWay by the
dUeaie until he weighed only S3
pound*. He developed pneumonia
Sunday.
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL T N l W B f A F t K
Merchants
Stock For Banner
Days Sales Jubilee
Boards In Favor
O f 17-92 Route
13 Pet. Of County
Deaths In January
*• Said From Cancer
Nearly U pare##* of tha daatiia In
Btmlnel* County dwhtg January
o( tlia yaar warn from eaw or aecordinf to a w port ralaaaad today
by tba Florida State Board ol
Health.
In tha overall ykturo, AatawWa,
. a total t i 8J99 l i ^ » « w * i
Vwtth oaaaar raerirad madkai aid
undar tha Stada AM Ca«a» Fr»gram alaeo H lagan la mld-lKT,
tha rapart rovoalod
In an, nearly 11.00S p arao n i.t
alio to pay for prWata madkai
earn, have boon gltan madkai
o a r. or dUgnoatla aarrlea a t tha
I f tumor ellnka acattorad through
out tha aUto during tha period
1947-1998 Of tha numbar admlttad
» to tha program only a llttla morn
than half warn found to hava
rancor.
Commenting on tha report, Stata
Health Officer Dr. Wilton T. Sowder aaya, " I t la a aery •atlifactory program and la wall accepted
by tha medical profeealon and the
hoapltala concerned. We hare workad very cloiely with the American
Cancer Society and cooperate with
B them In the operation of tha cancar clinics."
In fact, ha eontlnuee, tha program haa worked to wall that wa
uted many of lie featuraa a t I
model In tatting up our new pro.
gram for the HoipItalUatlon Bar
vice for tha Indigent. 1
Dr. h. L. Parka, Director of tha
Dlvlalna of Cancer Control of tha
fitnte Btiatd of Health aaya that
m tha achlevamAPt* of tha Sjato Aid
Cancer Program provae once again
what can ha done through uRltad
efforts.
For, ha polnta out, madleal a#rvices at tha I I tumor clinks art
provided free of charge by local
physicians In private practice Tha
clinics are financed by atato fund*
mad* available through tho State
Board of Health and from funds of
the American Cancer Society,
'* Florida Division. Tha hospital in
which the clinic la located provides
space and incidental expenses
Hospitalisation, diagnostic- proce
dures and laboratory expenses of
the patient are peid by the State
Board of Heelth at minimum rates.
Because of tha limited funds
available only patknti whose
chances for cure are favorable era
admitted to madleal care under
tha program and they are checked
to determine madleal Indigency.
An encouraging note found In
tfea report la ■ table mi teUoep-up
atudles made of 4,101 of tha cs ms
• receiving financial aid and treat*
man* under tha program for tha
parlod I94M9B8. Thle study In
dicates that 4M par cant will
Hr* a t least ftve yeara after ad
mission to tha program.
Of three aaeaa, survival ratea
•X were
poorest for persons with mal
ignancies of the digestive and res
piratory systems and highest for
thoee wtth akin eaacer.
Oaaaar oBottom a to be tha third
largest aawaa of death la Florida
though the rata la slightly lower
than that af tha United S utas aa
a whale, Some AM* pars oat died
from eaacer la Florida during IMS
- as compared la 4JM in 1154. Inareasas la tha state’s population
would aacoaat tor part of this rise.
Jockty Aniwart
$64,000 Question
NEW T O M (It—A free-line*
Jeekey from Catifernle, riding a
long shot named "a re a l Art and
, Artists,'* haa woa a *4,000 talaW vision quia shew puna.
BUI P sanoo of Pasadena, last
■jght became Ifea fourth person to
win tha grand prise on tha CBS
•bow "The tN ,M Question.”
Pearson waa required to scan
a ll reproductions of portraits of
iat artiste, to ldahtuy them aa
subject aad artist, and to aama
ana m u with whom oath artist
C
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Tba Jockey, who coaid hava quit
* -with hie previous 888,008 winnings,
•aid bafrra ha started Jbr tha
grand p r lu that H waa a a l-io-1
gamble, figuring ineoaa Ux
h r sc beta. "Bui Maatfmga tha
a a shots pap a f t" ha daalarad.
A U cant toll causeway spanning
Lake Monroe and the Ft. Johns
River to Join SomlaoU aad Vohuta
counties by a revised route of IT*
M will ba tho answer to our pro
blems, Fifth District Road Board
Mouther William H. Dial told the
combined maoUng af fltmlaeia
County, aad Votuata County Oommlaakmars a t an tafermal meeting
la rt night a t Jim gpeacar’e Res
taurant.
Aa aerial view of tha route from
two miles south of Oranga City to
Jots French Ava. a t Seminole
Blvd. wai displayed for tha bene
fit of tha commissioners and mambars of tha Seminole County Cham
b e r of Commerce.
The proposal to build tho cause
way Included tho establishing of
a Seminoie-Voluala ToB District
which, with tha IS casts toll to
cross tho three-mile bridge and
esuteway, would amortlM the
bonds la about M yeara, according
to preliminary plane already
developed aad studied.
Dial, la explaining the work that
had already beta done oa tha
project, expressed Me appreciation
for the work, studies, and prelim
inary specifications developed by
a private engineering firm.
Also at tha mteting last night
wora Seminole County Attorney and
Representative Mack N. Cleve
land Jr., Clerk of Court O. P.
Herndon aad Clark of Court J a n
Mathai.
Tba caueaway would ba con
structed by using hydriulle fill to
cross tha three-mile wide lake and
then continue along a eouaty road
route through Volusia eounty
wasteland aald Dial.
Tha proposal for the aausaway
would not eliminate tha maintain
ing of tha present route for tha
conraalance of business hotlsaa and
reatdeata already established, said
Dial.
Joha Krlder, whose announce
ment of titep reposed causeway
sppcsred ln The iu k te ?
■avert! weeks ago, said this morn
ing, "1 am vary happy to aota
that Mr. Dial has apprdrsd tha
plans that I have been working on
for several months. It not only
bring* the four lining project in
to full being over the entire route
from Demand Into Sanford and
Seminole oCunty but It eliminates
tha possibility of a cutoff bypassing
Seminole County but it eliminates
Tha Board of Volusia County
Commlsslonara last night was In
lta entirety In favor of the pro
posed causeway and tha poesibla
building of a fishing pier that
eould be reached from either the
Seminole County or Volusia County
■Ida without tha necessity of a toll.
Tba Seminole County Board of
Commissioners wsa entirely In
favor of tha project.
Commissioner Fred Dyeon said
a t the meeting last night, "This Is
the meat feasible route 1 have ever
heard of In all of tha highways
that hava been planned for Flori
da."
Commiseienar S. E. Stone of
Volusia County apoka emphatically
la rt night when ha aald “Wa must
have soma relief. Traffic la bump
er to bumpor and some thing must
b* done.’"
Tba proposed rout* would start
a t PolaS Comfort, la Volusia Coun
ty, aad continue south through Do
Bary, Enterprise and across tho
Laha Monro# to Jola tha French
Ava, thoroughfare.
The entire project will cost foul
and a half mllllea dollars, Dial
pointed out a t last alght'i mast
ing, which includes the cost of tha
right-of-wey,
"If you fool, In'your mind, thle
la a feasible plan, then I want to
•a t your roarttoua.” Dial toM
tha eommlselooers aa they asked
how soon would resolutions ba need
ed to gat the project underway.
lo a d Board Mtmbor Dial stated
that tha project could get under
way Immediately If the two boarde
at eouaty commissi oners would
agree that tba plan la tha one
that la needed.
"What wa are trying to do.” said
Dial, "la pretest these communi
ties” ae he pointed to th* route of
tba proposed new 1T-9S aod the
caueewsy.
Hospital Nptes
APRIL I I
Mrs. Robbie L. Wbltancr f(Unford)
Noreen Turner (Sanford)
Donna Henderson (Sanford)
Baby Boy WhJtener
Mostly ransy today j M rtlr
cloudy and mild taaigkl ta d f
Thursday, law (outfit H-ST, ...
Odham Says In TV
Appearance Lowry
Talking Dangerous
Florida Poultry Parking
Industry Growing Lot Put
Speaker Reveals In Shape
A Joint meeting of the Seminole
County Farm Bureau and tha Serenola County Poultrymen’s Associa
tion was held l u t night In tha
THE SANFORD MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT hotng p it Into tip top shape hy Jack Davie city em
ploye Tho parking facilities will be la readiness (or the Banner Days event starting tomorrow, (Staff Futura Farmers Building at Seminola High School.
Making hla polnta from graphs
and bringing amphasla to tha 1mporianca of th# poultry tualnci*
In Florida, Julian Moore, Extansion Poultry man Specialist Exten
sion Department of tha University
o f . Florida, was the principle
speaker.
Cold winds off Bear Lake held
the crowd down at last night's
Moors told the Joint meeting
Democratic Rally In tba Bear Lake
“tha poultry Industry It lirg s and
Tho First Christian Church Section,
it
Is still growing today In Florida."
will b« host to tho spring rally
A crowd of about 100 was on
From tha raphs ha pointed to
of Disciple youth of tho Orlando hand at 8 o'clock to hear local
the growth of tha induitry from
district next Sunday, 8:30 till candidates expound on their per
7:18 p. m,
sonal political philosophy regard
1814 through 1B&S. A 84 par cant
"No Hands But Our Hands’* ing tha various offices for which
Increase since 1924, said Moore,
will b* th« program them e Miss they ara contending.
brought tha total laying hens In
Msrtha Huff, Orlando, district
However, tch later tha hour, tha
1924 from two-mllllon to threedirector of youth work announc colder the winds, an diha smaller
million today, However, he said,
9*vt«t
P
r
e
m
i
e
r
Bulganin
and
ed today. Btildis study, the pro tha crowd. Shortly before 10
egg production In 192* waa twogram will Include recreation, a o'clock last night there were not Nikita Khrushchev. Communist mllllon with tha present day pro
■ongfeet, worship and supper. more than 10 to IS In tha audiancs ..party chief sailed Into Portsmouth duction at about 4W- mill Ion.
Harbor today for to daya of barn
Young people from four counties to listen to tha candidates.
“The modern and scientific
storming, trado negotiations and
a n expected to attend.
Conflicting meetings kept a few high level talks In Britain
way poultry la raised and pro
The registration committee It candidates from attending the ral
Tho Krenriln’s star traveling duced," laid Moore "accounts for
cow posed of Shirley Morgan, ly, sevaral were lata arriving, and
eslstim
n arrived aboard the sleek, the Increase la Ifg production.
Sylvie Pearson. Sandra Baty and one refused to make comment an
In the 1930's, slid the Extension
CharUJa Caudle Beverly Evans, his Candidas/ because of Ida tat* 13.800-tnn Soviet enilser OrdihwHHdt*. Tkq ship slid Into
har ProUrymxn Sped all it, ” “ w ere
Diana BaUy, Wayne Evans, arrival,
K ;■ ■
bor right on time at It a.th.. a '4fre oply about (hB-mtlllon a/Acka
Brenda Elicit and Barton Stone
issue* were flrm'Jt hilt 'Jht out Rad (lag fluttering from to r raaitwI>Mched in Florida
Ida nmpartffi
to
compai
comprise th* reception committee.
before
th*
small
crowd
in
three
I The 80-ninth* hitched In 18U."
.. . . . .
The *upp«r will b* served by of the races when candidates for head, ” ............
A salute boomed out from shore
Mite Nancy Hicks. Mrs. Frank
Ttils Increase, he said, Ir due
Baty, Mrs. Chandler Vail, Mr*. the Seminole County Tax Asses batteries aa tha Russian warship to the larger type* of hitcberyi.
sor's
Office,
the
Sheriffs
office,
Parry L, Stone and Mre. W. II.
cams to anchor Just a eable's The more chicks produced with
Young. Tlie local C.Y.F. and CM and House u( Representatives, length away from Lord Nelson's a superior quality of mast and
Rho will have charge of the clos spoke.
woodsn-hulled battlmhtp Victory, g he Her grail* of chicks furred
Silts Mary Earle contended that symbol of Urltain's lungtime su out many of the smaller hatcherying “friendship circle."
a permanent homestead exemption premacy of tho >rs«
men. However, many of the birds,
system, according to law, Is cur Edtn'o hopes for soma plain Moore commented, are exported
rently being used la the Tax Aato the foreign countries to tba
Restaurant Under tcsior’t
olflce, and aha said, ” 1 faot-tu-face spoaklng on the sub south.
ject
of
world
peace
during
the
that 1 am qualified to serve
Tha graphs displayed at last
New Management feel
you as Tax Assessor both In the visit were buoyed mildly by Rus night's
meeting showed that Flor
sia's declaration that It would sup“ Better food and faster ser Held and In the office.”
vice” Is the slegsn of T, W.
Raleigh King, veering away from poit If. N. efforts to cool off the ida produced 83.3 per cent of th*
eggs consumed hire with 44.T per
“ Mitch” Mitchell and Dan “Mo.-” his usual talk in behalf of Ms troubled Middle East.
McCallum, new owners of the candidacy told the small group The declaration called "exacer cent shipped In under rigid In
Seminole Drive-In Restaurant on that ”1 realize tho assessor's Job bation of the Arab-laraell con spection so that they meet th*
east First Street, opposite the Is not a surveyors yob but It is flict'' one of tho most dangerous requirements of the State.
Fort Mellon Park.
one of the basic necessities. I be threats. It addrdi "The Soviet gov Turning to tha picture of turkey
Th# city's new restaurant own- lieve th# position should he filled ernment considers that It Is possi production In Florida, Moore said
era are brothers-ln-law who cam e! by someone who is qualified to ble snd necessary to avoid armed that around 188,990 which are
grown by hitcberyi producing a
conflict In th# Near Esst."
to Sanford recently from Georgia. handle it."
better grade of bird In compari
Both men lutve had years of ex
Johr. Mcisch did not vary from
son to thoie raised on firm s.
perience In meat market ami' his stand "A reappraisal la neces
restaurant operation, and plan to sary and Is part of his platform."
Moore waa Introduced by Semi
Fiance To Meet
capitalise on
their combined, I believe tho propl# want equali
nole County Farm Bureau Presi
knowledge of food and It's pre zation. he Hid. “ If elected 1 will
dent W, W. Lins.
paration at Sanford's only down employ an outside firm <n reap Margaret's 'Folks'
A covered dish supper preceded
town drive-in eating spot.
praise Seminole County property,” INDEPENDENCE, Mo. oft — The the Joint meeting of tho two orga
bridegroom Is due hero Thursday nisations.
Undsr the new management, Mclich said.
Rudy Sloan hammered away at to moot M a r g a r e t Truman's
the Seminole Drive-In will re
main open seven days a week his permanent homestead exemp “ folks."
Clifton Daniel, th* New York
from 9:80 a. m. until 19:00 tion syitem by a card method
o’clock, midnight. Their special- and stayed out of the controversy newspaper man who will marry Herlong Special
tie* will be barbecued, hickory- about reappraisal. Holding the tVo Miss Truman Saturday, will be one
flavored beef, pork and ehlcken, cards up for the aiittlcnco to see, of tho guest* Thursday evening at Guest A t Luncheon
ard shrimp ln-tha-basket. In add Sloan said "This Is (ha system in informal family dinner at th#
ition. the restaurant will fsature used in other counties and I be home of former President and For Baseball Team
a full Una of aandwlches, soft lieve we need this streamlined Mrs. Truman.
When th# Washington Senator*
drinks, fountain confeetlona and system."
It will b* |ils first opportunity to Baseball team returned home front
popular beer for ht-your-car din
In tbe reea for Seminole County meat tha numerous Truman aunts, their winter training In Central
ing or carry out.
Florida Congressman Syd Her
(CotitlnMil on Page Seven)
uncles and cousins,
long was on hand to greet them,
Th# pcrailon was a hug# “welrnm# hack” luncheon at WashImrton's famous T o u c h d o w n
Club, whsr# Herlong was a
special guest,
Clifford E. Johnson, chairman around tha State:
be of any help to him."
of the H s i n i n n l * C o u n t y
Herlong wa* Invited to partFormer Gov, Fuller Warren
Lowry, who claimed he wa« now
Bryant for Governor campaign, charged in a slstnment hsued
lrl|ints
because on Capitol HID he
preiilng Collins for first place In
stated this morning that he would
I* considered to he "Mr. Base
from
bis
Miami
headquarters
that
the
governor'!
race,
attacked
meet Farris E. Bryant tn Tltusball”. He wai formerly president
vllt# Friday morning fur a visit a b'-g tlma New York advertising Warren.
of tha Florida 8tat# Leagu# and
agency
had
been
hired
secretly
to
“ Warren was a West Florida boy for tha past five seasons haa
to Seminole County and Sanford,
Johnson said that enroute front promote Collins' candidacy for re- but when he got out of office did been- manager of the Democratic
Tltuav!H# they will visit Oviedo alsetiurt tnd would ba regarded he coma back to Pvs with you Congressional Baseball team. Tills
wher# Bryant will speak for I I with a big share of tha state's folksT No, hs moved dowmtste team play* only one game each
advertising budness.
minutes,
to live with the rich people In year, a eharlty affair to raise
Bryant and Ui# eommltt## will
Collins fired beck that the charg Miami Beach.”
money for Washington'# under
arrive In Baufutd at 11 o'clock es were “ ridiculous and asinine.”
In a talk at Crettvlew, Lowry privileged children.
whan ha would Ilka to mast and
“ It Is tbe same old buffoonery— described his three main oppoThe Florida Congressman wax
talk with hi* many friends befara suyibtiij iu try u discredit me.” nenta «■ “ three mon waiting to careful not to get too far out
his tehsdulad address at 11:48 tho governor sulil in a statement gn Inio the governor's chair ei on a limb by predicting how the
from tha cernar of Magnolia Are. isiuod from Atlanta where he at
ther to Increase er build up their Senators would fare Ulla season,
and Fhvt St.
hut h# did say, “Baseball predic
tended
a
(mum
on
nuclear
energy.
political maehlnat."
Tha * fdravi. aald Johnson, will]
tions
are like political predictions
” Th* fact that Incidentally re
Warren told j Bradenton audlb* broadcast o « r WTflR.
— moat of th# predictions really
Following lunch h H a n f o r <1 marks of this kind will harm the enre last night that Integration reflect the hopes and dream# of
» . rri, Rryant will Lroraed to
1" of no consequenrc to him. could best be prevented by placthe Individual. On that basis only,
.
i
j,, wni
make He badly isidar "a lea the Intelll- Ing the “ laiue before the people
I predict that our Senators will
minute*"address
I genet of tbe people of Florida If is tka prohJblUo« amendment to win the pennant this yaar."
In other political a*wa
frdm i h* thlnka pop-o fa Ilka thl* will the cotiriltutlon waa handled.
Christian Church Dwindling Crowd
Will Play Host
Hears C andidates
To Youth Rally
Soviet Party Chief,
Premier In Britain
For Tour, Talks
Bryant
Sets
Visit
Here
Friday
Starts
, , *t
Sanford merchants ara getting
their stocka In readlnesi this after
noon preparing for the gl|in tlc
opening of the Ranner Daya sales
svent which starts tomorrow morn
ing.
Sale signs, tags, and display* are
going up In all of Sanford's stores
so shoppers will have ea*y access
to th* greatest bargain, ever to
be presented in the city.
This moraine, the hugo Munich
pi.l racking l.ot Is being put In
shspa for the official opening at
ti 39 tomorrow morning.
Tha parking lot la bring striped
■nd marked off for easy access
and simple parking for more than
300 automobiles.
Many Ranford officials Includ
ing tha Sanford Merchants Asso
ciation, the City Commission and
tha Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce will participate In the
perking lot's official opening for
use by Sanford shoppers and buslneaa people.
B, L. Parkins Jr., president of
the Sanford Merchant* Association
la looking forward to on* of tha
biggest three-day event* ever to
be held hate. “Wa era confident
that tha people of Sanford aad tka
»uffounding tjade area will- f M
displayed during the eftywld# said
lorn* o f'th e biggest savings they
have aver experienced."
Gordon Sweeney, chairman of tho
Ifannt-r Daya committeo of tha
Merchants Association, agreed that
this event, b"glnnlng tomorrow
nutrnlng, will o|Cn tho eye* of the
shopping public and prove that
cUtz .ns hero can shop economL-nlly
wlih their own hometown ueighIxra und businessmen.
The Banner Daye event ll being
sponsored by the .Hanford Merchan
ts Association and |a being staged
cooperatively by Sanford Mer
chan
t s hope that this Is just tho
beginning of many such events
In Sanford," said Parkins, aa he
pointed to the first annual event
being staged tomorrow, Friday gad
Saturday,
1,000 Pounds Ico
Used Every Day
In Lovett's Stores
,
.1 "
‘ V, 1 -Rtf-"r
In a talk on television at Pett«
sacola tail night, Bralley Odhant
said Sumter Lowry I* “ talking
dangerous talk which eould ratOll
In Mrlous consequences and
chaos."
Odham, supporting Collins, i i l i
ho hsd listened to Lowry's talk i
on segregation and was unccrttl*
what ho had In mind.
“ In ono breath hs talks abou|
resisting and on other occasion*
defying tha Suprem* Court,” Od*
ham said.
“What ll h« talking about—a row'
hellion or separation from tha na*
Hon? Personally I don't want ! •
lake up war against America.’’
Odham also criticised Warren
for refusing to testify before the
Kefsuver committee Investigating
gambling in the stata and said
“As f ir as 1 know Warren was the
first governor to use th* power o |
his office so tha mobs could
ganlta.”
-‘
Jr. High Glee Club'
Entertains Lions
.T h irty B a n l U ;
'•fbjyL «w«
of Mrs, -W. O,
tatned tho flnnfo
Its boob lunch*
terdsy.
The Junior High School Glee
Club, of which the girl* were
members, sang savaral number*
from their repertoire of favorite
musical numbers.
Th# doubl# sextette, which ap
peared on the program, Included
girl* from th# itvanth grad# a*
Hanford Junior High while the
ensemble included girts from the
eighth grad* a t Plnecrvat School.
Accompanst* for th# program
were Miss Judith Ludwig, Ml!*
Marilyn McDanlsl, and Mis*
Kay Ivsy,
1
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Enlistments Open
For 3, 4 Years
In Marine Corps
■ TmmedlaU three and four yea*
enlistments ara now open In th#
UnltH States Msrln# Corps ac
cording to an announcement by
M/8gt, Richard K. S c h m i d t ,
One-thousand pounds of Ico a NCO In Charge of recruiting lit
day Is used and manufactured In tha Greater Sanford area. Th#
rsrh of tho Lovell’s Super Mar t ’orpx lx also accepting qualified
applicants for two years actl\#
kets In Sanford.
duty, hs added.
Machines for manufacture of the
The recruiter pointed out (hub
flake lea were recently Installed
only
volunteers mav heroma Mar
because “refrigeration In itself
doesn't answer tha problem of ines. The Coras does not take
keeping produce and poultry farm men through the draft and once
a man recalvex an Imluctloit
fresh."
notice, he Is no longer eligible 1#
Flake Ice Is manufactured auto enlist In the Marlnee. Young men
matically In the new lea machines who plan to Jain the Marines n l
keeping itora't* bins completely a lstrr d*»- should a t now r h |! t
full for use In the produce and the choice is still theirs to make,
poultry departments of the two he advised.
'stores,
Men who are plnnnlnf to ..re
Tha complete capacity of the sume school or colle-'B after itoiltmachines Is used, Manager Bill plrtlng their enlistment m u/
Caisube said ax lie explained the earn rreilltx ihrou-h the Marin#
use of Hie two Ice makers In (ho Corps Institute. Correspondence
Sanford stores.
cour»r» a r, offrred free of rharae
' Forty-five feet of produce dis to all Marines and cnvsr almc k
play space receives th* moist chill ever'thlng from “atoms to s*oof the flake Ire in nnc of tho logy" as wrll as many of the
Lovett's stares. However, Ice is military subjects In -which Mira
U*ed In the additional refrigera lues sofcIsHst. Many Murine hav#
tion of poultry.
' completed their high school edit*
Corn Is kept constantly on a cation and tented their .dlplaniA
bed of Ice lo keep, It not only through th# Institute, th* racr.i*
moist, but alio chilled snd cold. Iter explained.
The Corpe* scholastic program
“ It’s ust another way by which
we can deliver garden fresh pro Is In keeping with the policy <•(
duce lo our customers and keep; mental and physical davtlopiqg'JII
poultry freshly dressed and In In order to provide the country
prime condition," said Canube. with top notch men trained i4»
handle any ascIgnmenV. For ex
ample, Marine* guard Amerleani
embassies all ov#r tho world, h# 1
said. For additional Informal)!
ADDITION At. LOCAL NEHI
sc# th* local Marina recruiter^
ON PAGE SEVEN
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wood at Scott Anthony Ltwli, bom Fab. 33,19M, deadpan* hit way
through hi* camera d*but In tha arm* ot hi* mother, Paul. Tha nawcomar hat two oldar brothtri, Gary, 10 and Ronnie, S. f/nternaiioiia I)
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RACE-TRACK devote# of many year*1 atandlns w ai as
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winner unfailingly In iev*n i t r s l r "
'*"»• of them fenl a n k long ahoti. Finally he
whUpared to them, "Di
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ladles, and I'll ihoW you
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honored It* two-millionth cus
tomer. Sh* » u embraced by
tha ator* president, Interviewed on TV, *nd loaded
down with a down packagta
»— —
of choice meichandUa . . . Sh* then proceeded to her original de*U-,
nation—th* complaint desk.
» ‘ a ' •
"What do yeu mean I'm hanpacked?" demanded Mr. M«*k Imtlg*
hanlly. "You Just ahould have heard m* yell at my w|f* |a*t night.
I told har very firmly, ‘Put down that banball bate "
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troduc'd by Monta-Bano and
Fruian in thla thna-piaca anaambla. Th* aporta-ahirt Jacket
ta yoked In back, and detailed
with hemline patch pockata.
Underneath la a short-sleeved
Mouse of natural-toned title
blending with the belga and
brown coloring of tha twaad, a
mixture of allk, wool and fiber.
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LAKELAND (^V—Rain miking
will ha im oni th* subject* (or dlacusiion today at |h* meeting at
lb* exbcutl*' *hd advisory commltteee, of World* Citrus Mutual
to "see If they ir* Interested in
developing an Industry wldo or
IUI* nid* program."
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ager
. . . of
. . thei . grower rooparativa,
said Ilia! although Florida got Its
first big rain In months, an inch
and a half, last week, dry weather
Is still cauitng soma growers contern.
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IANDIA MAI WAITON, 17. ot
San mtael.Cilif., la shown r 'lir
aha wai named All-Amerl m
Homemaker ot Tomorrow. She
w ai chosen from mora than
331,000 high school itnlnr girls
who took a home-maxing ex
amination last December. liar
prli* la a I t .000 acholarahlp.
Graduating In June. Sandra Mae
expects to attend tha Unlvaralty
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w«a do you think Sanford and
I Oawtjr ara being publicized across
tha axaaHant o o m g t Tha Banfonl
Mid given to toaal happenings • And
tha MBdiun at out-of-town clrcuiaM itfcli of what oceura in our city la baf iw d In avary section of thecountry.
Hewtvdr, wa like to point, too, to tha
kuanda of faat of film taken of Sanford
v ta a m
ra p m ewte d.
T h a t'#
e o a a t-to .
•oaaraga, too.
iHw.| tha
aarersi
associations re*
,f^p|
ifHi .M
MT®*aae press *qn
•etve hawa Hama of tha many local event*
'W in (octal, business, Industrial and HgrIfetal pictures and stories to those from
"political scene.
Ita visits of Adia! Stevenson to Sanford
Wcovered by a staff of newsmen and rotaps who used Sanford's dateline fluently,
And m wrea the visits of statewide guberortal candidates covered by reporters and
tare so that Sanford's dateline appear*
W ' Hi paper* over the entire south
"'hi■M il wonder that Sanford is so well
n around tha country since thousnnds
%don thoustndi of inches of type nro sot
ffim • torts* originating In one of Florida's
mast popular email cities.
Human Interest stories niwut many San*
f<egd people as well as Sanford and Seminole
County evanti, along with pictures, reach
din far eoroari of the globe.
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You can road and hear about Sanford
Herald
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Wedneadny, Aprli-M, IPS*
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TODAY'S B1BI.E VERSE
Thee* ire they which came out of great
'"tribulation— Revelation 7;14.—A few men
" have become taint* without groat tribute.
, .tion. Tho love of money la the root of all
•t ifvfl— ITimothy 6|10, Yet we have known of
"j|feat saints who had groat possession*
' which they used humanity mors than they
.' !foved money, which was only an initrument
by whleh they served God.
• By HAL BOYLK
NEW YORK 'Ju-Aetually, ju it
what U a alum?
There are Innumerable slum
Clearance protrama abroad here,
•a elsewhere in America.
But what la tru.y a alum?
Moat people would probably
• |r e e - certainly many honest
houitog exptrta m lght-that any
araa In which people regularly
paid more rant than they could
effort, were avafcrowded, who
had leaa apace and light and air
than they humanly needed were
living under alum eondltiona .
If, aa many people In the upper
Eaat Side of Manhattan do live
under these eondlllona by choice
because they feel the addreaa
glvea them a prfatJge, who la
there to critlclto them?
Very few or none. The warreni
Of the paeudo-rlch are spared, but
only temporarily, The true rich
move away.
They do certainly in other cltl.a,
Usually they movt away aad
their ancient «p»clou* hmu** beCome the warrans of the_poor. <a
wherever you go and fetl proud that you
Ilvt in a city no wall known and 10 popular.
Sanford Wall Known
Where we aip falling to
*nee of a natural raeourae that will
the /economic growth of Centrpl Florida it
the fact that inland waterway eites for
barge transportation nre becoming mora
and more in demand.
During the first quarter of 1956 155 in*
land waterway aitee have been eale«ted for
industrial expansion and development.
Much haa been eaid About industrial at*
tractions in the Sanford and Sominole Coun
ty a r u but littl* hie been done to increase
the attractiveness of the picture in order to
lure the proepeetive plant and industry
operators to our area.
It (tends to Reason that water- traneporUtlon la important to industry when
more waterside plant aitee were (elected
during the first quarter of 1956 then |n
any almllsr period sinco the docontrailzation of industry begun on n wide scale after
World War 11.
Benford and Seminole County have been
progressing at auch 'a rapid rata in the lest
eight years, other economic fuctore have
been added to the overall picture here, but
a parallel of importance lies in the availability of Inexpanslve barge transportation
for the shipment of raw materials a* welt
ns manufactured product* that euatain
growth and further IndUAtrlai expansion.
We would liko to elte the fact thut loca
tions on rivers and canals were picked dur
ing the quarter beginning with January 1
for 43 chemical‘plant projects, 38 plant! for
motnlg Industry, fur a railroad freight yard,
warehouses, two automobile factories, tex
tile mill* inti mi airplane factory.
What's morn -91 of the 1;18 projects
lifted as selecting waterfront s t.*s Ititvu re
ported e total Investment In their plants of
93.15 billion. The other 44 industrial pro
jects, with two exceptions, were reported as
involving plant Investments of more than
|1 million In each Instance.
There's much that can he associated
with low-coat barge transportation. Huge
payrolls Is just one category that Is Im
portant to Sanford and all of Stiininola
County aa well as the cntlro Central Morld*
eriit,
Because of the benefits to Sanford's
growth, there should be a greater interest
manifested In this one oxpnnslon.
t With the prospects of barge transporta
tion, merchanti,(, distributors, manufactur
ers, and plant operators would find a great
er field In which to compete with others
who txperience low overhead.
Thi Interest In creating s docks and
wharves project at Sanford Is so keen wo
wonder why many of those so interested
don't speak up.
Every available project that would bring
additional industry, business, and popuin4-lon to Sanford and Ssmlnole County ahould
bo carried through to Hi completion.
Business
Boom
By RAM DAMRON
NEW YORK Uh—Whatever *he
the riie In Ind reit rates doei, it
appears to Indicate that the feder
al R a im a Board agree* wit'., tha
many bu*lne**men who belleva
that th( boom—*ft«r It* abort
•iMtaJmay ba eat far another
K rin t.
Feara of a w e id o n to fallow
the late boom *eam to ba at low
Set
•bb.
Whether tightening credit will
atop another Inflationary boom la
widely dliputad, But by moving o
make borrowing mora contly the
federal retfrve item* to ehow It
row expacta anothar boom and
would tike to keep it within bound*
If po«*lble.
Butlneumen have baan betting
heavily on a continuing boom to
CAPTAIN Wellington
Sphaare puff* on a elgar to celebrate hla
107th birthday while propped up In bad at Rlvarvlew H eipllal
Wind*or. Onlarlo, Can. Capl. Spheara traveled tha ocaani In the
lerviee of Queen Victoria. Claiming no formula for longevity, he
iay* be ha* imoltad cigar* ilnce he wei SO end drank plenty of
good whUkey. Hla father, a ihlpbutlder, lived to IDS. (fwiemsiteneO J
Try and Stop Mb
Farmers Will Decide W ho To Blame B
By IAMBS MARLOW
-Aeoecleled Prose News Aaslyat
-.... WASHINGTON Ut-Wbo atruck
—Wto?
*>• -la thla ca*e tho farmara are
v'Joita. They'll have to daeido In
’ (hla prcaldential e l e c t i o n year
' whether ta blame Democrat* or
‘ Republican* for tha fall in their
' UMomo, particularly if It keep*
' going down.
r * With la tha p u t 41 bour*-wlth
' Democrat! and Republican* both
"'Asking for the farm vote—farm r,»
411(St»o to s oorloa of aventa which
‘ kfvg become a roaring campaign
May laeve them acratchlng their
* $ i6 s :
1. Proaldent BUenhowar vetoed
ocratlc-run Congreu with the help
of farm atata Bapublleine. Tha
Democrat! laid thi* bill wa* Just
whit tha farmera needed to ball
them out,
I. Immediately tho Democrat!
began trying to make political cap
ital of the veftt. They nit! F,l«enhouer hlmiclf had dealt th« farmera a "direct blow" and that ha
would have to lake "full blamo"
for the farmara* trouble*.
3. Elaenhower ilruek back In ■
nationwide broadcaat Monday night
blaming Congre** for giving him
a bill which he *ald he' had to veto
aa a matter of conscience beceuse
It would do more harm than good.
Thi* wa* on* of the few tlmea In
Elnnhowar’a three White Houte
to asslgued In
ril 11
sari when, by direct action of
.da ewn, he rlaktd lealng a va»t
chunk of perional popularity, aa
he will U tha farmera now Mama
him for thalr plight.
Ha mads It elaar ha knew ha
wa* taking i political chance by
acknowledging ha had been told
"what a rliky thing In an election
year to veto thla bill."
Baildci tha farm atate Republi
can* who votod for the bill, threo
farm atato Republican geveraere
flaw here to urge him to alga H
and two firm organixatloni fa
vored tha maaiurai the National
Orange end the National Farmera
Union. A third group) the Ameri
can Farm Bureau, oppoaed It. la
did Secretary of Agriculture Bern
aen.
Eiienhowar, whs haa had aoma
exparltnce to ganaralahlp, rafuaad
to let tha Demecrato put him on
tha dafanalve, or at leaat eatirtly
on tha daranatve.
The bill pasted by Me Demo
cratic-run Congre** would hava
restored high, rigid aupporta. Al
though vetoing the Demecrata*
high aupport bill, Rlaaahawer el
the aeme time'announced he waa
going to lnereaae price aupport*—
although aet up to the Demeereta*
figure—to give farmera aa addi
tional Mg million dollars to beam
fit* thla peer
Demecrata hooted at thla r*|tsntog. Democratic National CVIrman Paul M. Butler aald Ela»n.
bower bad tha authority to rajae
price* any time since baeemin)
prasldaot but dee* it «ow "after
farmara hava loat three billion dellari."
But Eiienhowar wrapped a chal
lenge a r o u n d th> Democrat*’
necks, knowing the farmer* would
be watching to ate what Kkppened,
Ha urged Congress to pa*a thla
year a aoii bank program that
would pay farmara tor cutting
down on production by withdraw
ing acreage from eurplua crop*,
He said it would, if peudd with a
prevlaioa for pert,payment* when
fgrmera sign contract*, give farmera up ta 300 million dollars addle
faLyyAl
juyym
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tu
neighbors If they left
warren la I crowded place.)
In Manhattan Island the prob- ]0ne»ome.
lent Is different from other cities,
j gon>t
For half a century tha whole Isth4)
land haa been unduly pushed to*. h
(ether, population - wlae. It haa "
,
bttn a dele warren for s long ]*
Uma.
h
blr)
old nelxhboihoods have l al»b- ‘
# t0
born urge to stay loiether. TheAt. . .
p ,0pla who live thera don't want - h .
to bo displacad. and move rt/!
la te n tly whan new "projscta" are
'
bum,
lh* r,tS *
Some ere not without money.®ul **}'
gome on the Wect Sid# or the »f
lower Ea»t Side have more cash
•l)m• I
In tha bank and have had for *'ho
yeare, than tranalenta who dwell forcan to
on the fashionable Eaat Side, and *,."?** v<
Uve from cuff ta ru ff.
buildings
Tha difference la that, having "*‘a* r,r
money, they put up with true alum
This ta
eondltiona - lack of apace, sun- tear dow
■Wf** */••*
W* pcraonal aanl- lido—or.
tatloa faellltlea—because they a rt also, do
»1 U r n , They'd ml*. th*lr teat t j r t
\Q LEAGUE PITCHERS rarely know how lo hit, although
occasionally a Don Newcomb# or Rod Ruffing prove ex
ceptions to the rule. Moat pitchers ip |p .th e ir feeble and futile
three swipes or looks at the
ball—and alt down.
’ One of the worst b atte n
in baseball history waa the
Yankees' calabratad relief
artist, Witccy Moore. In fact,
Babe Ruth once bet him
|I 0 0 to 1100 h e wouldn’t
m ake three hits in an entire
season.Witcey fooled every
body—the Babe most of all
—by pounding out five
single* th at year for an
average of about .088. Ruth,
Ca*?
• f course, had to fork over
the 1800.
Moore added insult io Injury by buying two mules with the)
money. He named one "Hebe," the other "Ruth."
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The night Olaa UUobrtgida we* the mystery gueet ea "What'g
aty Ltoe, Panel Moderator John Daly obtarvad appreciatively,
^Tbtre’a en* Reman who wasn't built to a day i" • IMA by BaaeaU Ctrt DUKibutad by Kiag Futuna IradMIw
For
Sprint
follow the leveling at! af the leal
thfee month* or io . They have
been borrowing from the bank* in '
record volume, Part of thla haa
been to finance their expanded
plan* for *pandlng Mora on now
plant and equipment. P art of the
loan* appear to have gene lata
building up invaateriea.
Fear* of another wage-price In
flation iplral have grown ■* the
time near* (or the iteel -ompanJea
to talk with Ubor union*.
Personal lneama totale have eon.
tinuad to rlie. For tome time now
fomurneri have ihown a tendency
to pay off old debt* before taking
en new one*. But ratal! trade aa
g whole wa* good In March. And
eoniumar* by fall ihould be in an
•xcallent condition ,to buy more
big ticket good* on time if they
want to.
Man? manufacturer* report an
tncraaaa In order*. From all algn*
corporal* earning* in tha first
three mnntha of thla year were
hotter than a year ago. A aliabte
number of eompanlea hive l a - '
ereaaed dividend*.
Timee for the majority ere
fle sia n t Indeed..
The Federal Reicrve Board haa
laid thla i* Just what It would like
to aeo cnntiqtie. Then why did It
do aomathlng that many Interpret
a* putting on the rakaa?
Tha federal reierve atya It Im 't
doing that — It doean't want to
alow down proiperlly. It ju it
want* to deter some who might he
borrowing in anticipation of an
othar Inflationary *purt which
would laid to rlaing price* and a
drop In the purchasing power of
tha dollar.
Expert Says People
Unaware Of How
They Pollute Air
GAINESVILLE U A -TW * don't
realise how much they pollute
air, an expart said Tuesday.
"In a number of our more urban
rentera of population, it appear*
that the general public still con.
doeea the archaic method of burn
ing refuse and waste by open bon
fires," said William R. Brsdley,
chnirman of New Jeney's Air Pollutlon Control 'Commlsilon, in a
talk at the University of Florida'*
annual Air Pollulien Confer
ence
. 3 amok* and stanch from
burning dumps Is accepted la
some areas even though they may
alio harbor rodent* and bo a
breeding place for Insects," Brad
ley said.
He credited Industry with more
progress to air pollution abatement
than tha general public.
While legislative action against
air pollution Is hero to slay oq
federal, gtala aad local levels,
Bradley aald. "burdantoma legisla
mitive air pollution central ma
chinery Is tuutecaisary."
He auggeated the "type of legie-
A few years ago Fliertde had am
ratat la America. Now
Mow it beuto
«■ bo look* aver a c o n of llthe
whlei featurea ala
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
- » y WtUIAM *fTT«
Central FrsseW rUir
A NEW YORK reflreed station You can Imagine the aniwtrt
to toatalUng an elMtronle brain "CliekatyKilehl Tenth row c«nwhich wm give space available tar? Two ea the aUle? Satur
Information up to asvan months day night? Tlkl TekI Oet lostl!
In advance. Who knows whsro C lick aty^ lickl"
they'll w a it to be headed a halfI I I
1
year from bow?
The Voice o f America note'
I t I
TVhol eommuUn natty n t t i la redla btama XJ. g. >a:ai all ever
n» tUctronle voice wAlrh will de- toe glebe. 'The music gott 'round
tuaui to* eHptoesr of toe l.iJ and 'rout'd-*u
l i t
1
*fay put until to* customers ceil
eateS It.
Ivory H ot w « ike d , eoy* aw
I I I
Inallih adenllat, kills at lean •
Another keen would be en *(**. mlillen eonne. Whet a boeAeetrie alarm slesk whlih would *|**t tlful theughtl
as Iren the toother* In time to
I I I
ceiih the offlte-beund ( i l l eeih
Ihartff'a deputies i*y an Ohl*
a. m.
volunteer Bremen admitted turn
ing to 11 false alarms. F.KJt
thinks hla slogan muat be, "Fin
wh«n ready." .
I l l
An electronic reservation clerk
would naver work for tha thaaier.
eflnartly the traffle pollcemea
ranks two rung* tower Una tha
process server oa the social la d *
Oklahoma Drivers
Like To Get Pink
Traffic Tickets
RAU1.KRSON BACK IN JABLAKE CITY Ut—Willi* haulerson, AT. undar death ttnUmee for
a killing In a Lake City restaur
ant, was back In the Columbia
County jail todat after a three-day
break for freedom.
He escaped Friday by picking a
lock. Sheriff Ralph P. Witt sad*,
other officer* recaptured him * W
a Up" at a ralaUvo’j house la
Alachus County yesterday,
Raulerion was convicted about
politics end where common sense 30 months ago ef killing Jehnay
Is the rule."
O'Neil.
OKLAHOMA CITY lA -Irrln g
Oklahoma City motnrliti are ac
tually tickled to get pink traffle
ticket*, *aya Police Chief Roy
Dorgman.
"It'a uncanny," ha said. "I’m
getting hundreds of latter* from
fine-paying motorist* who acluilly
laud the policeman for making the
arreiL
"It naver happened before. Or-
Prompt Care Vital
In Retinal Dam age
•ad >» HUMAN N. MMIUN, MB.
i of
n iltM N f WMHHOWK welcomes tweArmv ru m s tolheW W ^
House, ane of whom, L t Col. Edythe P. Turner
helped him
back to health at tttulm oni Army Hmpltal. Dmvw . and now eaya
he “looks very ftne.“ To Col loot Heynee (right).chief of ‘he Army
Nursing Corps, the President eonfldea |hat We thought the taupe*
ATOMIC Energy Commissioner
Thomas E. Murray tells the Sen
ate Disarmament Committee la
Washington that he fsvors in
■nd to l/.B. tenting of hrdrogta
bombs. Ha also proposed limit*
lng the also aad number of stock
piled bombs to those that could
bo used in "a limited o u ster
war.MTha A.E.C. haa scheduled
H-bamb tests far tho Pat llie In
PROMPT dlsgnoalf and treat*
m in t era sisaatlsl in tnsU ng
n tin a l attachm ent, an uncos*
s o n , tout serious ays ailment.
Xsrly diagnosis, hows vsr, some
times Is very difficult. For that
reason It le probably a good Idea
to know some of the symptoms
and what should be done at the
onset.
Bxtremely nearelfhted persons
aeem particularly eusciptible to
ftU nal deuctunent. Although ft
never spreads from oaa eye to
tha other. It frequently attacks
both at ont time.
<ys Injury that ha
both eyie or to wear pinhole
glasses until help le-ebuinsd.
Pemmuai Ourw
O p e ra tio n s , If p e rfo rm e d
promptly, are successful In moil
cues. But the lo u s r you wait,
tha lesa chance you b ars for per
manent cure.
For example, should the mac
Heck Spate
It btgina with pain. You may ula—the UlUs yellow spot In tha
middle of tha ratine—become de
tached and remain detached for
a week or so, your vision Is likely
to be Impaired even if surgery re*
attachment U performed.
You can see tba need for im
mediate action U you want to
keep your light.
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W ed, A p r IS, 195ft
Simple Home Wedding Unites
M . Gregory, E.
Mother Reveals Engagement
Of Yvette Bam
Pnga S
Miss K. Henninger
Demoustrates
Palm. Weaving
Tha oagegement af If Iis Vv*tt#
May Barron and Barry E. A d am
la balng amounted by bar mother
today.
Mist Barron is tha daushtar et
Mra. Roaa Barron aid tha lata
CapUi* Malcolm Barron of Now
York and Baafnrd. Ska la attendlag iamlaala High School.
Mr. Adaaia ia tha aon of Mr.
•nd Mra. E. 0. Adams of Ptnnaylvaala and Miami. Ho is attached
to tho V. B. Navy. Being a mambar of VAH I i t tha N. A. A. ft.,’
Sanford.
Mi*e Kay Henninger rave a
dimonat-atlon .of Palm weaving
at tha meeting af tha Mimova
Circle of tho Sanford (lordru
Sir. end Mr». D. A. Oratory of< Mr#, Gregory vor* # pale Mu# Cluh at tlif home of Mr*. F. R.
Ranfonl announce lh« marriage silk punnet dress with matching Snankhou* with .Mr*. C. Charaf their daughter, Margarclt* to accessories. Her flowera consisted pening a* co-hosttaa.
da
Edward flatarfleid ef Orlando, of a corsage of white camatloni. 1 Th* room* were beautifully de
corated with arrangement* of
The rltea took pier# at the home
Mri. Saterfield eho»e a helgo gladioli and greenery. Delicious
, af MK and Mr#. Price Saterllcld oi drew of faille embroidered with refreihment* of small rake*, pudDaytona Roach. April IS at I rhlneatone* and matching accaa- ding eupreme, eoffe, and Easier
pm .
eorita, Her coriage waa of pink favora war# served to the mem
The bride waa given In m arri carnation*.
bers before the meeting wav rail
age by her father, Her dreei wav
Nuptial mu*lr waa played by ed to order by Mra. C. L. Wallis,
ballerina length ef chantilly lace Mi*a Phyllla Kelly of Sanford.
chairman,
, o 'e r eatln with a eralloped neck
Mr*. Ray Peck opened the se«A roeeplion waa hold immedi
line, Rhe wore a finger tip veil ately after tho eeroniony in tha »tnn hy reading the “Beatitude
• f elllr llluelon. Her flowera were home with Mill Elixabith Bator- for Beautification." Roll call »»«
white earnattona accented with field eerving punch and cake. answered hy tha eleven member*
IT I. M60ERB ! |J
gatin atreamera,
Mr. and Mr*. Malvln Smith eel*,
present nflcr which standing
Mlei Ruth (Iregory kopt the
*Th#rt la D eaf or In Dorib-and
bratod thair ITIh Wadding analcommittee reporta were hrard.
Ruth (Iregory, aleier of the bride’* book.
Dirt’* la th* till* af a M W -fHK
vtraary April,. II.
f
Th# 11th A nnul Short Course
bride, waa maid of honor. She
Tho rouplt left on a ehort wed will he held June 10-21 ot the IKY IT ACAIN. Member* of tha Hire Club flperstta Cast rehsaria lints and longs for tha annual
lion to tha radaraaea ■atarUL to
Wore a ballerina length gown uf
ding trip to the weet coaet of the
„ n, v ,nrllis. r. w. , ...
event whirh will he presented this Friday night a*, th* high school at I p. m. Bhown. left ta right,
Mr. and Mr*. H. J. Schali af tha library. It U a
Rink tulle. Her flowera were pink ■tate. Mr*. Raterfleld wor* a ^nlverally nf Florida It wa» an
nnunrsil; also that the Jackson ara Miss Pat Hariington, Joe D#vl«. Kenneth Ram .*y. Wayne McCoy, Richard Tlsnn. Tommy Wyatt, Qutonsvttlag*, N. Y. hava baan th* ual 4 lie us*lag tha proper t a n e t
earnatlone,
helga linen suit with matching
,M|s* Ellen Vlhirir and Itamlall Robbins. Th* t isma for th* plot takaa piers la Ireland. (Staff recant guaatt of Mr. and Mri. F. all typfi af floor eovariagi u f
* Allan Hovey of fialneavllla act acceeiorle*. Th# couple will he at ville Flower show waa held April Photo)
floor ■atoriala, iaeludtag thasaaa
(1. Angle.
14.
ed ae best man.
home in Orlando,
of th* housthold vacuum eleopar.
Plan* wrr» mnde for th* next
The wedding waa performed by
year’s ping rami. Mis* llotmiilgcr
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. (isrear and Tha hoak also gtvaa bosk fetorthe Rev, I’hllllp Morgen of the
n IK
• a(Milwill b# program chairman. A
Mr, end Mrs. Edward Smith weir mailan on tha uia af •ftto
Silver Lake Baptlet Church nf
called to Lilbuni, Ga. to atland ,BC* ** H* ▼•Haul ipplifdlona
picnic la planned for lb# May
Daytona before an altar of whit*
th# funeral of Mr. Garaor’e bro- Hs hom* cloinllntlt Tha tkrao
meeting.
gladioli and greenery. Th* living
b u le ty p o of vacuum daoAtra
i thar, U 0 . Garnor,
Those present were Mrs, Her
w room wae beautiful, decorated
ir* ploturod aad doKrihtA Ctoonbert
Behrens,
Mr-.
William
Hoff
* with baikete of white flowera
Modem woiking girl* never hid
One of the new fabilee is Arntl,
The Dirt Hardener# Circle of
man. Mre. B. Y. McWhorter, Mr*.
Mri. R. L. Bradley returned (a !•« mothodi a r t givaa tot alatott
and greenery.
It
*0
good.
*
a
saw
triacetat*
fibtr
that
drape*
W, Moya, Mr*. K. Palmer, Mr*. th# Sanford Harden Club nh-t
Rockford, III., Monday night attar morally ovary p art af tfca.komo
What with modern science work beautifully and keeps lia crisp, •pandlng a waek hsrs wltk bar from tho near to U n a ttiu jj;
Bay Peek, Mrs. C. I.. Wallis, Friday morning »r the home of
ing overtime for them, they ran fresh look aven In damp wrather. mother Mrs. Dali* Hardy,
Mr*. Atir* Rnhlollo, Mil* Hennin Mrs. If. II. McCaslin.
A h * a * raw * Bttoisflton <Uk
Mrs. Char!**
Benham and ger, Mr*. A, Rardella and the
Th# session opened with Mr*. look a* fresh as daisies every day, It washes easily, dries quickly and
land, "Death Hoop* A Borate* to
daughter, Margaret, honored Mis* hostesses.
Smith, chairman, leading the with practically no laundry wor- needs little or no Ironing.
Friends ef Mrs. Della Hardy will rat at tho n x k t4 tdattof in o n d a
(icraldin* Wilkinson, who** mar
members In repeating the Garden rir<.
Darron crept, which look* like bo glad lo learn that aha la Im of Nav Maaiao. Haro t BrURant
riage will tak« place this Friday
Collect after which she welcomed
The nrlgiti.il shirtwaist girl nf th* finest French silk crepe, le proving after undergoing an oper young phyaltlit a ito h te wltg,,pfll
Mre. Robert Mngmnion and Mrs. tho Gay Nineties spent hour* wash mad* ol * new polyester fiber. ation at Seminole Memorial Uo* • nithioio totaniattooal & m $ .
Icludula for Mita Myrtle Wil with a miscellaneous bridal I bow De Bary Resident
Larry Lee per, two new member* ing, slat thing and ironing thosa Wrinkla and soil resistant, thla la pll»l.
ton, Home Damonstialion Agent, er Friday night at their home.
"Tha Luto aad Tho Otova^ hy
Spring flower* including liliee Has Interesting
into the circle. Calendar event* elaborate tucked a n d ruffled another easy-lo-wash, laiy-to-dry
April 18-14, la as follow*:
Ratherin* Brio to a must ^ o r
■ml netural greenery were In th*
were announced and routine bust- blouse* In which she luoked so ba- fabric,
April 10 th* Horn* Demonstra room* of th* home, Th* serving
Daphna duMaurlar fani, Daya
ue's was discussed.
witching. But 1otliy her grandSalt, absorbent and rloeriy te
tion County Council will meet at labia wet ove-tald with a 1#>* Hemerocallis
and nlghla of tarrar and h « o Mr*, (loorge Hanlon gave a de daughter dunks her blmuea in th* ■ambling linen In appearance la a
Mis* Lots Campbell of De R«rT tailed report on the hoard meet
tha Community Center ol lQiJU labia cloih and held a center*
•htllinf luiponia mako this-d rawash basin e l night, hang* them new spun blend of dacron and rat
cave a most Interesting tall, on
a.m. Elder Springs Home Demon- pise* of flower*.
iitaifo a ova 1 om of tho onioflilaing
and
announced
the
general
<m hanger* In the bathroom and ion. washea Ukt a handkarchl*f.
Henierotulll* after which • While
atraUon Club will ba hostess. Tal
moat flnda af the roar. Vina
Tunch, rhlckfn ealad sandwich- Elephant
luncheon
would
he
a
“oraiy
hat”
finds them crisp, dainty and ready treads no Ironing.
sale was held by the
ent skits by each of tho stven *1 and cab* ws^a served hy the
Dolmar'a aow »ov*J u based m
affairt place to be announced m near next morning, without
Itenieioialil*
Carden
Circle
nf
Anothsr In th* lineup la matHam* Dimonetralton Clubs will Hortesssi wha were assisted by
tho Ufd of Judah Ranjamia, oqa af
the Sanford Carden Club which later.
ironing.
bo given during the. day. 4-H Mr*. V, Hasty.
Iriqua, a new matt t>pa Jaraty.
our country'* groat legal minds.
The
llnrtlcultuia
chali
man,
A* rvery working girl, fullrge 1which is a blend of dacron and
Talanti Joauni Itobson. Junior
Tho roadori follnwa Judah lo
Winning prises, for various met Thursday evening with Mr* Mrs. W. P liardiner, reminded
club number, Sanford Grammar gsmes played war* Mr*. E. Cow B. L. McKnlght. Co-hostesse* member* that April is the month girl and housewife knows, there’* nylon. Thia also washai Ilk* a pair
Vato, lo New Orloana,- through
ware
Mri.
B.
A.
Bennett,
Mr*.
J.
nothing like a good supply ol of atecklnis.
School) Mary Aim Taaineky, Sen- ley, Ml*s Patsy Haught and Mias
•
hla courtship and atorrlagot’-riond
for
watering
and
pert
control.
C, Sikes, and Mrs, S. J. Nl*.
■p lor Club member, Oviedo High Jsun Kennedy.
The Irick with most of th* ntw
hla etaction at a Senator‘Ibom
At the rlose of the session a (rr-h gay blouses to give the
Mrs, C. Moss, rhairman, prc»id.
School, County Dublin ' Speaking
U ulsiam , Lalor
h» horomao
Those attending were the hon cd nver the routine businrsr horticultural ami flmvrr arrange wardrobe a 1|fl. Now designers man-made fabrics dssigntd (or
Contest wlnnar will give her o u r, Mr*. R. H. Beckham and
Boerotary of War to JaH tyo*
merit null wn* held and the win 11srr making :hl* easy hy widt ust easy car* Is In wash them quickly
meeting.
H
was
•linounced
that
speech and a musical selection daughter! Fay* and Joyce) Mis.
Davil.
tiers
received
mv-iy polled ',f 'h r new miracle fabric* which hy hand and than 1*1 Ihtm drip
lovely
th* May meeting will h* a picnic
to tha afternoon.
take the problem* eut of wash dry, smoothing tsama and adgea
Mablo Low* and daughter Bar with Mr*. J, J, C*U» In New pin,,;,
"lolovod" la Ik* nans* oJrtho
April SO, tha QLrla' 4-H Club, bara, Mri. Chapman, Mrs, -lamea
with the finger*. Naver twist or
Those present were Mr*, t. E. day.
hook, which (1 what hla unUllhSmyrna
Beach.
aovanth grade, Sanford Junior Chestnut, Mrs. Blanche Harlett,
R.
Designer Judy Bond ha* em- wring- A supply of plastic hinders
fu! wife call* him. A gay eoioady
Dsllelou* refreshments
wero Batten, Dr. Pori* Cline, Mrs
High School will meet a t 11:30 Mrs,
‘ ‘
1ployed a variety of manmade In the bathroom will mako it a*s>
Cullen
and
daughter,' served to Mr*. B. Newsome. Mr*, T. Cowon, Mra. Irwin “Fleischer,
by L. P. Hartley "A Parf.et'W oa.m, Thla la Achloeemant Day Yvonne, Mr*. Harry Huffman,
Mrs, W D. Gnrdll'er, Mrs. George fabrics In her summer blouse for you to hang up your blouses
man" begin* with • novaliak-ond
i
D.
E.
Brubaker,
Mr*.
Watson
and each girl ia to bring her com Mist Patty Huffman, Orlando;
Harden, Mrs. W. A. K raturt. rcillertloo, ranging from lallorad in drin dry, with no danger *f l i l
man of lha world ram tot to t^th o
Mr*,
C.
E.
Hunter.
Mrs.
M.
pleted project, record booh and Mr*. T. F. Benton, Mis* Barbara “ " I
suburban homa of Herald m b i t s
E. Baker, Mrs. R. T, Hunt, Mra., Mrs. K. S. McCall, Mr*. E. P- «hlrt* to frilly, embroidered alylae. ting th*m out of ahapo.
written etory, Mle* WlUoa wW Smith, Mr*. Ernl# Cowley,
aboi Eastwood. Harold atgulfja a
E. L. Vlhlsn, Mra. F. B. Adams, Perry, Mr*. E. P. Rinehart, Mrs.
have Judge* with her ta Judge
Also Mrs. T. B. Brown, Mr*. Mr*. A. C. Dlaon. Miss Ethel Ri W. A. Yung, Mr*. Robert Mug-1
client and Isab*] Undo hilt dahontii« exhibits.
Christina Woodruff, Mr*. V, J. ser, Mle* Edna Chittenden, Ml'* iiusaoii, Sir I. Lari yslasepfr, M rs.'
air and In n**d of a womap'a u r s .
April 23 the Home Demonstra Hasty, Mr*. Tanner, Mis* Patsy
M. L, Cullum, Mr#. II. I*. Rubi-I
"Noon Rainbow" by Ctftnaa
Laura
ChiUemlrn
and
Mis*
Lois
tion Agent* frtm Pasco, Valuila, Haught, Oilcan; Ml** Mary E«son, and the hostesses, Mr#. II.
Torrot la iho ilory of a young « .
and Seminole County will meat they Powell, Ml** Jean Kannedy, Campbell, Dr. Reuben Alley, Dr II. McCaslin. Mr* W. 0 . Flaming
burglar who fall* Ip lev* with •
with Mtaf Myrtle Wilson for a Mil* Barbara Evans, Kay Stub- Bary and Mr#. R. L- G*rri*on of amt ill*. Myron Smith.
detective sergeant's daughter and
Orlando,
guest*.
confartneg on planning for 4-H bin*. Mis* Mildrsd Biaploa and
Featuring th* rmnantle atruns- Tab!# f»nl*rpier#i wer* eld-feshderides lo go straight. “ Doctor
aummar tamp.
mother, Mill Or* ltoy, Mr*,
pher# of a beautiful llow-et gur inne,| bnuqiint* plaiad in stiver
for lltire Jay Cove" by Ellikpeth
Aptll 14 th*'County Chorut will Cm aldin* llosa'k. Oilrant Mrs.
drn, th# Junior Class of I.yman wau-rlug-cans.
Seifert - another good doctor
For
maat a t tho Community Center Jamison and Mr*. Fred Klin*.
High .School, nf l/rngwnod. enter
story. Alexander Word, ratuyptng
Toaatmislret* Donna L«u Barfor their weekly prattle# at 1:10
tained th« Sanlnr Clast at th* an n#s, presblmt of the Junior
to his home (own a# tho surgeon
Outlined
At
nual Junior.Msnlnr Banquet and Class, wtleomtd tit* Seniors; til#
at the'K napp hospital, exported
4 a.m.
Junior and Senior Glrla’ cluba Bridge, Canasta
I'rom at tha Mayfair Inn last response to th* welcome wr#«
a ear tain amount of trouble front
Ixora
Circle
ad I.yman achool will meat at (ha
Miss Geraldine Wllklnsnn, pop Friday evening.
th* wealthy Knapp family,' and
given by Ralph Farina, president
The
horn*
"f
M
n.
Fred
Murrav
Khool gt 1:30 and ts30 p.m. Thla Party Scheduled
ular hririr elect, wtt* honor* I
The ballroom waa Iran-formed of th* Benlor ( law, W, ||. Whar
ha knaw wltal lo oxpoet frorif'hla
on
Foreet
Drive
wae
the
sreris
of
la Aehlavtmant Day and tha girla
night with a bridal Into a delightful old-fashioned ton, assistant principal, proposed
possessive mother who ran a port
Ih* April mealing of the Ix»rn •Monday
ara ta bring th itr completed pro
bower
hv
Miss Betl* Gibbs, Miss garden with mossy brick walla I a toast to th« Beniors. E. H.
om hla
nra
homa. Rut opposition from
By
Local
BPW
Circle
of
tha
Sanford
Gar
rim
ject*, record* hooka and written
F*ulrttp ('usoii am) Mrs. Beatrice twined with delirat* vines and Douglas*, piltn-lpel and R, T.
wife, t ’aas, tipral alt hla1 plan*
It
Club
on
Friday
at
12:10
P
m.
Prues
for
tha
high
icnres
atory af thair projects to be
f'nsey at :h« hom# nf Mr*. 0. F
and g disaster In the town b J t i a
,.™ brldgo ___
Prior lo the eesilon a covered Glhbs, ‘Jimtl Sanford Avc. at * shaded by waving palm trie*. >Milwee, iiiperintrndenl, voiced a
end ___
canasta party. lo
Judged, Miaa WUtoa will have tho
Tho #ntiro arena was riomlnaUd pleasant farewtll gnd heat wish**
a crisis to th# llvaa of all.
bo*gFvin'by
tha
Sanford
Business
dish
luncheon
was
held
and
hojudgoa.wilh her.
by niyriada of pastel blossonil. Ur the graduating elan.
pm .
"If Thla Bo Virtue" by Pgula
and
Professional
Women’s
Club
(cssas
war*
Mrs.
David
Bach
Ceramic* club will meet at
Spring n iwers carried nut the
Ralchalor tells of th* court lift
After all tho Junior* h*d partiThurgday
night
at
tha
Woman's
Mrs.
W.
||.
Meriwelhcr.
Mrs.
K
Iamlaala High School at 7;30
bridal thrnir. Gsmai wrra played
In an llth century Gorman‘prin
dp*ted la ■ grand marek around
Cluh for tha benefit of the Club’i lfouiholdar and Mrs. J. E. Ander during th* eours# nf events wllh
Hibiscus Garden
cipality. Hi heroine ii Lira;Dorthe ballroom, Donna Lou Barm*
Dontal Ctlnie a rt now on dlspUy son.
prlia* going to Ih* honoree and
fay, the convent-bred daughter
and Jimmy llopkln* wore tlectsd
Mrs. Frad Gams, elrcla chair
In tha window o f Randall Electric
Connie Lodge.
Circle Greets
of a courtesan, who, raturai to
a* King and Qut*n of th* Prom.
Dependable Class Company. Winner* will choose man, conducted tho moating dur Mrs,
Refreshment* of soft drink
1h« court where aha leantg.-Shw
Unusual entertainment
waa
their priiea from thla varied as ing which Mrs, Donald Rales dis nut*, randy and open face «»nil
D. H. Fauver provided
way 1 of th# world and of Igv*.
by Ray Hock, w«|ltributed bits lo be used by mem wlrhes were eerved to th* Bu*it*
Meet Monday Eve sortment.
th e
CANDLE SILHOU "Spinner of Tha Droam" by John
:........ 11
. Hlhlscu* G*rd*n Cfref# of th* known vontrlloqutit. Group ting
bora
assisting
with
tho
cancer
The
DdBt*l
Clinic
of
the
BPWC
T k t Dependable Clat* 0# the
from » lac* eovored labl. e.n t.r- n>r(Ii() c)uh
, rrl(t
,
ETTE t* shown In 0 navy woe) larendari (Throe Coin* Igx; A
ing of familiar t “ flower" gong*
pay* for dental attention for un drlva. A discussion was held on rrl with a bouquet of spring nnwF irit Methodist Church m il on -------------J*r»#y drew and thtpMM* Fountain) la set on a yaeht-Mht-bowas led hr Mr*. R, T, Mllwaa, atn,m,
at
tha
home
af
Mr*.
H.
the
most
desirable
lima
of
year
Monday dvenlng, April II, at the derprlvtlo|ed ehlldr*a et thU
from Anthony BloUt'a oalloo* longing to VIF Tom Saundpra
ers,
lame# nut, IflJJ PalmeMo tva, enmpaniod by Mr#, Darwin Bhoa.
homa of M n. Virgil Smith, 425 area who would not otherwise be for tha eltib's annual flower ahnu
Don.
Th#
wrap,
adapted
from
Tho,# ntlrnrilnif "er# tL#* hon
■lull
“ II 0“
Muil# far th* dancing was pro
eff *—
Majorca.
----“When
■—- Fran
Jack able to rteelvo thla ear*. Through with niembeti voting on the or ml guest. Mi*. Jack Hnninn, Mrs, B. F Mouta ami Mra.
th# Flemish ahouldir eorartng. Raundora i*»m*d loo drawg, to
Wait* 11th BL. with Mri.
Chat
lea
Morrison
ware
ro
hol*
vided
by
tho
Htorduitert.
Facul
card
p
arty;
Spring.
projact* such ai this
1* im*d with atrlM-prlnUE atlk
Mr#.
Bcalrire
Posey.
'Hr*
.M ad arar a i eo-hoitaat.
ty, homeroom poronti,
board
Mri. Bach told of a recent hort Paulette Cason, Miss Brtl# Gibb*. te«xt*.
aatin. The drat* to bell!Mi and tho yarht'i rather animal « p j |l n ,
*
Mri. John Bchirard, Claei Frail- tho Club maintains as iarga a
f,ovely
arrangement*
of
spring
inombtr*
and
trust***
were
honor
young Jeffry Lyatnn, ptw i hgopdis banded a round th* BMkllM.
Bant, prosldad ovtr tho meellng, fund t l poiiihlt for this eommend- icultural program wllh palma as Mrs I! L. Beard, Mr*. P*"" flowers Including amarylll*. Eas ■ruisia.
aaittr, tried to beat the ea^pto
tha
aubject
after
which
Mrs.
Mur
•Ad Mra. J a n a i Wright, secretary, abla work.
Halm, Mr*. Tew, Mr* Connl" ter I.Hits and hibiscus ' adornsd
at hi* own gam*.
ray
outlined
programs
for
th.Gonoral Chairman for this afI.ndie. Mis* Connie Brown. M"N ad tha mlltttoi of tho last meetThia Iniidaal actually
fslr Is Mrs. Viola Kastner, who coming yaar. At the conclusion Maybelta Hayrs, Mtsi Fay Ib-n - the roam* of the home.
tog which wero approved.
During th# bustn*** session
In • library isi Finn1. A Vary
.
of
tha
session
s
quit
wa>
held
by
is
alto
in
charga
ef
ticket
saios1- tlM.’abU*
IL .'A H .
hani, Mra. Tlmmas Cason. Mi«- Mr* B. G. Brisson, rhairman,
Hi# devotional wae g iv u
little girl cam* In to
with
prise*
going
to
Mrs.
Bach.
roMri,
Mary
D.
Knoi
la
In
charge
John llal-rr, Mir» Betty Ring, liitrndurrd a n#w member, Mn.
Mra. Virgil Imith. Delicloua
dron'i room day aftor day, :||« h
fraakmtnta wore atgvod M tha of tibia raiarvations. Other chair- Mrs. Meriwolhcr and Mrs. Joe Mis* Mnrgarat Benham,
David II, Fauver. Mr*. Jo# Mel*
Dm* borrowing four boo
Baker.
!
man
arat
dacorallons
and
rafrashMr*.
Margaret
Dillsril,
Mis
G
W
F
D
N
E
n
n
A
T
I
THURSDAY
tollowtoi mawborit
sell, vie# rhairman, gave the re
librarian began to wondor
Those
attending
wer*
Milmenti,
Mrs.
Olga
Hunter,
m
isted
It. Hugh, Mr*. Bobbie R*rvrs, port of the bonrd meeting. Th*
Mra, John Ichirarl, Mri.
At T p.m. A Brotherhood Supper iho really read thorn, 10,
Tha Civic and Social Depart
Taylor
Frown,
Mr*.
W.
by
Mrs.
Gartrid#
Gilbart,
Mrs
Mra. Louisa Imwo, Mr*. Bnhnrla pm up vole I In favor of a spring ment* of tho Woman'* Club will will be served at Firrt Baptist whan tho ehlltf
ton Wyatt, Mr*. Ray H a rm , Mre.
* N a n c y Brock, Mra. Roy WUUami, H*Un Constantlna, Mrs, Myrtle Mrs, F. Rrcckenridge,
Keith, Mr*. Maddux, Mrs, Jerry | flower »how.
most at tho dub for * program | Church. A group of young non will her older brother, tho
Horn, Mrs. Joyie Skipper, Mr*.
™ Mre. M. * . la h to , Mr*, UwaU Gradick, and Mrs. Margurritc Slenslrom, Mrs. R. Sloan
by tho Sanford Theatre Guild with load tha meeting.
-Mr*.
II.
MoraU'id.
program
"Dots your little sbter (aally
©liar, Mri. A. I* Bklnnar. Mra. Graham; Prlrai, Mn. Anna Rlno Bach, M rr Bales, Mrs.
Donald H. Flatchas, president,
raid
all thoao book* too c bor
*
”
Mr'*McKay
'IMr
chairman,
Introduced
Homer
0*
At
7
p.m.
Th#
Intermediate
Choir
Mrs.
Wright
Kirilty,
Murray,
Porter U niing, Mr*. M. ■- Me hart) Cards, Miss Batty Wolfram;
borne, who gave a talk on new ipaekar. A on* act plap will bo rehear*** at Ftrat Baptist Church. rows?" Th* boy proudly rablltd,
and
Mtv
•Iwcther
Call Jr„ Mra. Surkg BtHto, Mri, Posters, Mrs. Helen Constantino;
inntcilala for aeed bed sterillta-, prosontod. Hostonoi ora Mr*. J.
At I p.m. Th* Adult Choir re "Of eoursa ih* daoa. ftbo'a ajvory
•nd Publicity, M n, Batty la k a r.
i . A, Wright,
lion and Insect pest control,
N. Uillon. Mr*. C. Ramooy. and hearses at First Baptist Church.
legtllmato child."
Tha boat***#* then served epen
H. V. Farmer. Ur*. R,
“ A.
Sea you neat week. - |
At 10 a.m. Vncatlpn BUji* Ichool
face sandwiches, cookies nrtrl C"f- ^ m|th la sponsor.
Clinic for all iniirortod wnrbora
f«* to Mrs, J. Malach, Mr#. Jotoi 1 xi,* Workers Confcronca of th* continue* at First Baptist Church.
hold i t a specie] mootiai
E, Fog, Mra. Jo# Moss. Mr*, J, I jr(r | [ chriatirm Church will moat
Member* of the LadlM Aid t a Fleet IU1or re AifootattoR 1
V, Jon**, Mrs. W. H. Stewart,
church on Wednasday at citly
of tha Lutheran Churrn of tho 14? at the CFO Club aa tho l
Mr*. 0. C, Collin*. Mra. J, F. 7^ p.m., Lester Tharp, cbalrisia, Redaemcr wi'l meat at 1 #.m. at
at I p. ra.
Thurman, Mra. J. Brodle Willi announca*.
............
Robert Duval Jamoa af
Mra. Jo# MaUch'i brm*
on Woat
ams, Mra, R. G. Brl*»on, Mri.
At 10 a.m. Vacation Sibil School First Street an*! will Isa v« from Villa, Calif, baa beon ft#
Peter Rahn, Mr*. David Fauvir, Clinic for all interested wirktra
Mr*. Frank Mai»ch, Mra. Paul continual *t First Baptiit Chureb. (hero far th'. Marvin Riga rail, guait of Mr, and Mr*. John
dtneo In De B uy when th* ragular! Abrahaml at thair bOMo
resold, Mr*. H. Moreland. Mr*,
At 3;30 p m. Junior Choir ro- monthly mcating will ba' bald at W. IfttJl BL
L, P. Payton, Mrs. Jo# Fahttr, hoartoi at First Baptist Church,
Mr,. and Mri. J. J. Jurokbtorom
T:30 p.m,
Mr#. William Toll. Mrt. A. B.
At TiM p m, Young Ftopla will
Tho Brownie# Bible f.lssi of Hie Grandd Hi van. Mick, gfo v itto i
S teens, and th# hostess*#.
b* In charga of midweek prayir Protbylerian Churrh wiU have a Mra, W. F J W k t P .
, :
•trvica at First Baptist Church.
MONDAY
covered dish eupprr ai «■?(), p. m.
Louts* Brown, Mri. Yaakle and
At S;IS p.m. Young People will
The Sanford ito ry
Melt
ilsiixhtor, Llndai.M r#. Chatil* lead tha Sunday School Cabiotl at In the Educational Bull (hag,
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Rm. m 2 # r S W 8
mn«t
n t I p.
drink*
and
rolls
will
bo
rumishatl.
Horton, Mra. Shirley Griem*, Flr#t Baptist Church.
Thcr*
will
hi*
optortainitionl
log
f
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r
i
ravWod
dlah auppor.
Mrs. J. W. Parham, Mr#. John
Tha Woman'* Christian Tampar Ih* children.
1, ■ .
will otoo bo • burin wo m m
Weaver, Ml*a Robbia Morton and
TVIBDAY
anca Union urge* all church wamon
.SemittJe Chapter No. aDES^wIIj
Mrs. June Chandler Jr.
The Girl
to n moctipg at tha Central RaptlM meet at ina Masonic Hell
Will bo held i t Ik«
p. m.
Church itarting at to g.m,
Tha Band Parent! Association
All Calendar
Tha Horn* D*mon*tratl#n Club toll H*u»# oMlftd ». a .
_
will meet at tha Band Hal) at S wijl maat aV 10:1ft a. m, to tko laadore atu
Liatlnga And
p. m. All mambora ara urged to Community Canter. Atl member# any Intorestod poiwnto
ara asked ta bring n todarad dl»h to aftowd tkfa Maatoa.
atland till! maat,
S o c ie ty
N e jri*
U dtoa MUM
IwJ
for th* luncheon,
*1
Tho
Sentinel*
County
Council
Are Requested
The Ban/onl Dupllr«to RrtoS* Mar i Claaa of too f
will mock In tha Lake Monro#
Ctolrek *4 T % » . Mg
By 5 p. jo. Tho
School at 1ft n, m« All dalofolo* Clnb will hold Ha WMkly
m n e 4 Tko
fa
■ra orgod (a coma, Election of at th* Yacht Club a t ft p.
Day Preceding
Daytona Reach wrUA
officer! and t<olUtlatt will ba Visitor* ara welcome.
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Report At Meet
Miss Wilkinson
Feted Friday
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Miss Myrties
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Longwood Class Features Flower
Garden Scene For Annual Prom
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fleet off Rill Wight. Frank Sulllv |a held th* Oriel** In cheek with
e f oighVkUmr, te* n ln |‘*eve».
•'3p* hgt vpree gave the Red Sox
ft'.vpiililf break I* the ptedieted
Ifpr-way AL poaaaat fight amoog
Beyl*,, New Yetk, Chicago and
Tankeoe, who have boon
Uattag this may bo Mickey Man
a t'* MO-, year at laet, ewamped
Washington ltt-4 with the Mick
■witting two 473-foot homer* out
isi the Senator*' Griffith Stadium.
The .White Sex get ■ Jump en th*
Ihdbn*. winning 1-1 at Chicago
wh«i Cleveland ae* Bob Lemon
walked the clinching run home ia
Ike adventh1Uaaes City boat Detroit 2-1 on
G«a Zornlal’a pinch two-run dou*
In the National, Which fan short
of- the AL'a 117,310 opening day
trwpda with an attendance of
l<Rjto7, WPtoklyn'i world chawplon Dodger*—who won their first
to r lim e s lest aasaon, were
kndejted off by Pblladelpbla end
lUb'in Roberts •-«. Hank Aeron
■rid Joe Adcock hamtrad for Milwguktf' in the Breves' 3-0 deci
sion ev*r the Chicago Cubs on
Law, lu H s tte ’s five-hitter. Stan
Muaisl' hit a two-run homer In
,*'•) ninth *• St. Louis dsfisted
Cincinnati 4-*. And Johnny Anton*
«IU teased a six-bitter and hornered tn the Now York Giants' 4-3
victory over' Pittsburgh.
Y *|t Berra alio homered for
tl|* Yanks, who got six-hit pitch
ing from Dsn Larsen. Xar] Olson,
If to of tbs Red Sox, homered
twieo for the Senators and Rook
ie Dick Ttltlebich, former Yank
farmhand, one*.
Southpaw Billy Pierce, th* AL's
sarnsd-run leader In ‘33, five-hit
tit* Indians, giving up n homer
t . Jim lusby—anly member o(
(It* Vusby-Chlco Csrresquel-forpsrty Baby trade to do anything.
Deby fanned tbyte ti met—once
i uda the b a n s loaded.
Bherm .L*Uar scersd the winning
run, arid drove ta the other for
the Sex with a double.
Zernisl’i blew ip the seventh
wracted Frink Lary's one • man
shew (*r th* Tigers. Lory hit in
inilds-tht-pirk hemsr off winner
Alts Kellner for th* Ion* Detroit
run and kid a three-hitter until
th* ssventh.
Roberts, who set a major league
m irk by allowing 41 homare in
'Rf, w |i t||g e d has* ■ home run
by Roy Cam panada and in Insidethi-pirk Job by Junior GiUlem.
but th* Phils gave him the paddiA* he needed by ekislhg Don
N e p rc e p tb e . Jim Greengresss
threentm blert jo* rid of Nowe
In t>* third. Gr*n Re maw ham*
0|«d efl 14 Rapbuek.
Mu*i*l. auk ftr hie seventh b it
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With Bare Knuckles
SYDNEY, ‘Australis tn—Jimmv
Carruthers. retired undefeated
world bantem champion, and flay
Coleman, ex-AUilrallan feather
weight champion, slugged it out
with bare knuckles more lhan two
weeks ago, 11 was revealed today.
About 30 people watched as the
pair battled for 14 minutrs with
out a referee on the night of
March 31.
Then Coleman, who reports said
was knocked down seven times,
said he had enough..
It is almost four years since
Carruthers gained a decision over
Coleman at Sydney Stadium.
Ever since, it has been a sore
point with Coleman that ho had
to boil hlmaell down to 129 pounds
lo get that fight.
Carruthers, now a saloonkeeper,
-
fold of the fight.'
"For tome time Ray hai been
rnming to my pub and creating
disturbances,” he said. "I run a
respectable pub and cannot have
that sort of behavior. I repeatedly
csked Ray In bchava himself or
leave.
"Matters came to * head. I told
bim 1 could not have soy more of
it and he wanted to fight. W*
went across the street and fought
it out with bare knuckles. I am
sure Ray realizes that what hap
pened to him that night will be
repeated U ba wants another re
turn ”
Coleman could not be reached
(o give his version.
During tha National Basketball
Aasn. campaign the Boston Celtles
broke thair owit record for field
goals attempted and Bald goals
mad*. They scored on 2743 In 6913
attempts.
, uem.tuJj i n met, th* general
■y JACK STILLMAN
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. tP-About feeling u that tvo nlll all teat*.
too University of Alabama ath Wo (cel that ne can go •omc.
lete* struck last night for better wiicre ti e, bccau.u we are not By TOC ASSOCIATED PRESS
History is repelling Itself a9
rules and regulations, and threat, happy hero.'
ened to leave the school If their
t r a p proiniitd to meet with over the plact in the Southern
-,
demands are not met.
them Thursday. Ha could hot be Assn.
Here are a few example*:
They esld they moved out of reached (or further comment.
A week ago Al Papal pitched
the university's athletic dormitory
Tito dispute came altar Hoy
because they 11were being treated Vickery, Alabama tackle, was Memphis to victory over Little
like children.”
banned from the idhletlc dormi Rock. Hugh Blsnton w;m taeiM
tory.
He had checked In late fol with the loss. Last night It m is
Th* exodus took place after a
rommlttea headed by Dan Coyle, lowing a traffic accident Sunday Memphis 14-1: Papal the winner,
former loolbell end, lold Athletic night in which fit a other athletes Blanton the loser.
John Wlngo weave! Me sprit
Dlreclor Hank Crisp "the rules were involved,
are too strict,”
Pucipllnary action sgainal Ilia over Atlanta for an 1-3 Birming
Coyle declered that "unlesa our other five, two of whom are hos ham victory. He did the same
thing.opening night. Glenn Thnmjv
pitalized,’la pending.
Vinca Delaurntli, football center sen was the loser both- outlnn.
Boyd Will Attempt only recently returned from the For the second straight night.
la hospitalized with multi New Orleans came from behind
To Expand Victory Army,
ple cuts, and track man Tom Ros to nip Mobile, 10-3 this lime. And
ing Is hospitallssd with three for tha second time this u i A
reliever -Las Phillip* took charge
Streak Tonight
broken ribs.
CHICAGO W
Young Bobby
Olhers In the accident ware Sid when the Pole were trailing and
Boyd, No. 2 ranking, middleweight Youngeman. tackle and captain wound up In the winner's circle.
But In the Nashville-Chat tan Hoga
contender, trie* to expand ■ win of the 19&I Crimson Ttda, Jim
ning streak igifnst dangerous Hoi- Bogan, bsskatball center, and nightcap, It wae n ease of turn
about. Ralph Groves, charged
ly Mims tonight to keep his hopes track man Tonty Houghton.
Coyle, a former end who did with th* loss last weak whan Rick
buoyed for en early title shot.
Botaiho pitched a shutout for th«
Boyd, lanky 22-year-old Chicago not report for spring practice, said
Vais, hurlsd Chattanooga tn m
Negro, ii unbeaten In his la*t nine "W* are tired of being treated like 1-2 victory In tha secaad gams,
starts and rules a 9-3 choice in children. They have a coach that hanging th* setback en Botelh*. ^
putj us to bed at l l p. m. They
bout at Chicago Stadium.
have a eoach that cornea around
The fight will be televised (10 and wakes us at t a. m., whether
p.m. EST. ABC).
we hava d aises or not. Wo have
Boyd, who turned pro in 1982 aft to get signed slips from them
er coming up in tha Golden Gloves to go home, and have to let
n n k f. h is advanced eteidily in them know whoa we are coming
tha rstingi since his last lose a back-*'
year ago to Hilo Savage.
A petition demanding five rules
ON ALU
He has disposed of such ruggod revisions was signed by more than
90
athkites
and
preieiueu
to
u
m
f i g h t e r * as Italo Scortlchial.
BEAUTY WORK
Georg* Johoeon, Gen* Fullmor. last night.
After telling Crisp he could
Tony Anthony and Eduardo Laus2
O p m to i#
i*. He defeated Lausso in hla last either accept their terms "or else"
^
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T
e
U
r
w
f
om
^
the
athletes
moved
from
tha
dor
start two months ago.
mitory,
which
bouses
about
1U.
Possessor of a long, hard right
' Mm. V«k N«1mm ^
The athletes are demanding:
and accurst* left Jabs, Boyd has
1.
No
bed
check
out
of
season.
scored 21 knockoue in a record of
J- That those In Use Sunday ac
U4-1.
cident hr allowed to return to the
dormitory.
3. Ns restrictions on seniors,
J i m m y Braddoek, ox-heavyweight champion, ia beginning to managers and current aon-puttg*t the kntek of bowling. Ha'a In clpanta in athlatles.
tha 123 class. Ex-light heavy 4. Revision of night study chock.
I. Unlimited privileges of going
weight ruler Gua Lasnevlch often
home ovur the weekend in off.
bow lad 200.
season.
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SANFORD HERALD
Pa** 7
^
dwindling
‘
i"Have You Seen Any Ghosts Lately?
(Contlnufif From Page On*)
Sheriff O. 0. Owen contended “ I
will hive tha determination tn
rt
"You can aea ‘am eviry night,"* the tnmbuonea art, I've *een clean this county up and keep II
SILVER C L irr. Colo. 'JP-Seon
raid Ray De Wall, publisher of the them nea^ the around and up to, clean.”
^»nj * ; : » « :
Charlie Beck- said ” 1 hclievt the
.
..
HT resident* Weit Mountain Trlhune at WeaL
....
, .
i Ha *»d "everyon* ha* hi* pet people of Seminole County want
“ *0( thl* louthern Colorado mining cli fe. one mile « . « of here ,dr^ Amo
^
h, „ | H,
an honest hard-working after Iff. If
wn.
■,.4?w
n But many of them claim to " L u t Saturday nlaht, there u,r , e .
fortunate enough tn be elected, I
T.
..
*
*efn the JIi ’, l „ bu 't lhin3; w**« »t
ln «>»
Reflection f.om * u r., hut the will se n e the people of Seminole
e
I .:>fiJ!h”
l * ' dance 'light*.
? r * ,L
J knd of
' r u*
r? rhave
* tried to light. have been »rcn on cloudy, County."
the ilteir*-5,
of lL“.Jl!"1.
basehalla, 'tthat
Soma
overcast nights,
Denver Cordell, the Incumbent,
furtively each nijjht In Silver ratch them, but a* we apReflection from mercury vapor spoke mainly on rooperallnn be
Cliff* old cemetery, one half-mile proached, they suddenly would light* In Weitfliffe, a mile away. tween the various law enforcement
aouth of town.
d^apnear. only tn »how up farih- But “ tome old-timor* down here branches, and said “ I believe that
* / », An unidantifled paner-hy first *r ahead In some other part of
u,’
?hat’’VhVySeTeen"the this Is the only way to enforce the
, ; 0 r * ported the mysterious ghost the cemttery."
lights in the cemeery Iona be- law,"
. .Jlghta April S. Intrigued by his He said the lights appear hluish sailed."
J. L. Hohbv Insisted that he waa
atory. crowd* of cur' "* r* -" In color, and seem to pulsate and
Geiger counters showed nothing. "the first sheriff to give you a pa
trol, school bus protection, radio
have awtrmcd to the cemetery “The noticeable thins Is that
communication, and 21-hmir serv
each night since thm. An , ,.cj c 'liry hover about the tops of the
ice. I told you from thti same
not been di*appointd
tombstone*. Depending on how tall
platform that-I would pul princi
ple in the Sheriff’s office. I'll guar
antee you, that if 1 am elected,
you will have as good a sheriff
as iny other county in FUjldi,*’
Porter Lansing said "I've been
BOSTOV .ft—Adlal E. Stevenson
still I* top man fnr another shot an organiier." Hr took another
at the praiidancy among the lack however and told the Hrar
Massachusetts candidal** for dele, Lake crowd “ I've seen aheriffs
come and go and all of thtm have
gates to the Democratic National dnno a good job.’ But. he struck
Convantimt.
^galn and said "I'm go ng to en
An Associated Tress poll of the force the law i cf Semlnols County
candidates running In the presi which nn sheriff has done."
dential primary April 21 showed
Speaking in the group seeking
today that Stevenson has 21 sure- the teal in the House of Represen
winner delegate*.
tative*. Wilson AlCMitdcr said "I
DELICACY
Ut*JCtt* Nvfc*»lPtv
i m u c i» m w ijr ^i«*a»?pT
There are a total of lit) names trel like our outlving arras hasr
m m tm# extern r ttk i
on the ballot (or the tut seats in grown to the place where we
VKXtr fuatyi**
ajAvit n*t #?>%£■*
the delegation. Each delegate ha* should have a representative from
MM'Jfl if MUit MPUKtfOftJiCilN/
among you."
a half vote.
None of the prerldenttal candi Don Bairs was emphatic in his
dates’ pame* appear on the Mass plra thal a representative from
achusetts ballot. The delegates professions other than attorney s be
officially are unpledged. Vnters sent to Tallahassee. He laid
—
may write In their preference for "There waa passed a lawyer's re
thr nominations hut the write-in lief act where divorces could he
t* not binding on the delegates granted In M diyi, yet they re
There is no provision for vice quire tta ritiien* to live In Ihr
State one year before voting. 1
presidential write-in..
do not propose to make our Mate
A typiral t ’ S homemaker will a market place for marriage
wash a half million separate stserance."
dishes in n lifetime about Tn
Gordon Frederick spoke back
"*ae(cs ss htrh as the Empire vhen he said "There's been a
S’s'e Ridding, one survey indl- great deal of criticism of having
*\.«T WAN .-.S.vs ttv > n .,
» rx
ratPt,
attorneys in Tallahassee. I believe
*
avail' wt S'aivt* *<. u s M u n i s u p m -. s*
'the legal training I have wilt en
•ewstl* TWC,V.\STl.At f(T Sis** W ASOWAS<.(> TJ rt.|A,| r»
**“»v* www si« t n ,.-wtw* too* ►a*rwinjwtL sd K i r
able me to do a better job lor
you folks."
II U M I k l P>
Thomas -Stringer contended “ I
- aw? vim « ht aa-is *t»«i w s i s n i r *ivi*«* *o*m - at u « / jwm
hate nrser thought of myarlf as
‘ s i - m * aanaaaw r eiwees n r too u i ' . i mom sou m u t . tui
a city man or a county mao hut
• CL _________________ a/sssa vMt ir n u iu i k s ? i
•V- ^
as a representative of *H the
people. You don't hsvr in tw a
.Tlawyer tn understand the urrds
Sl?
of tho people."
u
ai
The two candidates for the office
./
o f « h ti
of Senator of the 3?th District
m
epoke very briefly because of the
hi
tu
dwindling crowd and the intense
s
cold. Paul Miller said "1 promise
you the will of ihe people will h*
represented," Senator Douglas
M
Sten'lroni commented "1 waul you
*- »
to look Into my record and if you
approve of iny accomplishments
,1
I would appreciate your vote."
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FLORENCE, Arts. iv-A little
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trres i« being studied In the desert
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the power to prevent sunburn
Scientist* from the University of
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Krvptian* for centuries to deepen
•kin pigmentation
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ra i* when *lght volunteer m s vket* at the state prison here wrr*
o th* hospital with severs sunb*rn.
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University of Oregon dermatoln.
gist said he is encouraged by the
latest results.
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Monaco
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
This Is Monaco:
Location — On the Riviera eoist
of Fiance not far from Italy, sur
rounded <>n three side* by France
and on the fourth by the Mediter
ranean.
Site—370 acres, which I* a little
over half a section and would not
make a very big farm.
Population — jo.ono persons, of
whom lest than XOOO are citizens.
Only way to get to be a cltlten I*
to be born in Monaco and have
two ancestor* In direct lina who
\* re born in Monaco, or be na
tionalised by decree of tha ruler.
Ruler — Prince Rainier HI. 32.
of tha Grimaldi family, which
originally was Genoese, 30th of hie
line to rule Monaco In the seven
centuries since his forebesre won
control. He has 21 titles, Is eight
times a count, four times a duka
and twlea a prlnca.
Army — l l honor guards, 43 mil
itary pollca who guard tha pataca,
plus ISO regular police. Thera la
no draft for cltlrrna. Prlnca Raini
er la colonel o( the Monaean army.
DAVIT Bcheeclel. t , rewards
The palnre — a 120-room, fourFran Chadwick, 11, with a bou
towered building standing on a
quet of rote* In Altadana afltr
rock overlooking the Mediterran
the l-foot 1-Inch beauty was
ean. H was stared as a fortress
named Min California Tip-Top
in 1213. Its awnings are pepper
per. Tallest contestant In the
mint striped in red and white, the
Amaion*' beauty parade, she
national colors.
will represent her group In the
national finals this summer in
Taxes — Citizens of Monaco pay
Vancouver, B. C. (International)
no direct taxes. Tha gambling cailno furnish** to per cent of the
Bob Pettit, high aeorer for the annual three-mllllon-dollar budget
1855-54 National Basketball Aaan. and the remainder eomea from
campaign, also led the league In the government monopoly on cig
most rebound* with 1144, breaking aerttes, matches and tha sal* of
European* the record of 1084 made two sea postage atampa. Last year Monaco
yellow fever sons previous by Harry Qallatln of put out more varieties of postage
stamp* than the United States. 4
the New York Knickerbocker*.
1818 treaty with Franca provides
that if Rainier die* without Issue,
the principality become* a French
protectorate, with It* eitlxena sub
Ject to French Uxca and tha
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Margaret Is C alm :
While Preparing
For Her Wedding
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History — Far hick In history,
Monaco was a feudal Stata, its
chltf asset the granite headland
upon which the palace standi, a
natural fortress. Tha first Urimaidl won hla way Into tha fortress in
1297 by posing as' a Franciscan
monk. He diverted the ruling Ger
man lord* long enough to permit
hla followers to enter and capture
the fortress. Through brain, brawn
and careful marriage, the Grim
aldi* remained there through the
centuries, with tha exception of a
faw years during the French Revo
lution.
Gambling — fn 1841, Prince
Rainier'* great-great-grandfather
aet up the gambling concession at
Monte Carlo. He went broke three
times but within eight years direct
tixea had been abolished and by
1910 tha casino w n attracting half
a million visitor* annually, all
eager to ba tha man who broka
tha bank at Mont* Carlo. After
World War H, however, the visi
tors stopped pouring In, rival gam
bling palaces along tha French
Riviera rut into the business.
Monacan cllliena are barred from
the gaming table*. Now Aristotle
Sociatr* Onassis, a somewhat
mysterious Greek with a soo-mitlion-dollar bankroll from shipping
Interests, bougnt into tha casino
and announced grand plant to r*
store Monaco to It* former aplend
or aa a resort.
The future — Prospect* are
bright, hut not hecauss of Onassis'
plans. Tha tourist business took a
brisk upturn a* soon as Rainier
announced he was marrying Holly
wood quean Grace Kelly. And bust
neaa h n stayed good.
SNCE. Mo. W» —
INDEPENDENCE,
There li little apparent hubub I t
the ntd frame house on Delaware •V
Street where Margaret Truman la
nreparing for her wedding Satur
day to Clifton Daniel Jr., New
■is
York newspaperman..
Margaret said when sh* came
home last weekend she would jusk
rest. Efforts of newsmen to reach
her have failed. She has left til*
family home only to visit friend*.
She’s expected to confer with
3. D. Hammnntree, the organist
who will supply the music for the
w e d,d l n g at Trinity Eplscoptl
Church. Her parents, former Pri**«
blent and Mrs. Truman, were m ar
ried there 17 year* aio.
Miss Truman has said sh* wants
no singing at tho ceremony.
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make ami Inexpensive too, since It produces twenty generous servlnca.
Served with "bridge club” anacka or with those tempting midnight
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DENTON, Md. IF—A substitute
donkey named Dusty haa furnished
• good omen for aupportera 41
George P. Mahoney, candidate to t
Maryland's Democratic nomina
tion to tho U.S. Senate. Mahoney
rode Dusty, who Is really only ■
burro doubling as the democratic
symbol and mascot, once around
an auction sales arena MondayLast week hie chief rival for the
nomination, former Sen. Millard
E. Tydings, tiled the burro rid*
and was tossed off.
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NEW YOltK Wt-Presldettt *1.
MflhAwer't Iddrets to U* Anterh
ran ieelety af Newioa* r Belters
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Kentucky Ben. Albln Barkley's
speech at the Woodrow Wllioit
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Committee, in Washington.
BOOVBft BAVB TOO BUSY
NEW YORK uri-form er free.
Ideal Herbert Hoover says he's
Loo busy u lake in active pert In
the coming preeldeatlel election
"LBbve a lot af other things lo
do," he told reporthre before leav
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address the laUr-AmerlCan Bar
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"Why Is the ten ipet in Pinochle
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cards
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poeiuen given to the ten e.rd pus.
ties many Pinochle ptey.rr whs
wander wf
hltufsl
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the King*.
Queens end
Jacks has
been over
looked.
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th e re '* a
nod reison
far the htgn
rink of the
ten spat in
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end it detti
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beak la the
daye of the
French kev*
elution, y '
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Originally, th* eerdi in Pinochle
ranked In normal sequence; IM It,
the Bing high aM the AM lew.
Mewever, due to Um tremendeu* so*1*1changes that begin te take pitta
In Europe In the Biahuenlh Can*
tury which culminated in tne bloody
-rentn Revolution of 1TM, Ihs face
ird»—Kinee, Quetni and Jacks—
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diefevef,
wu
sektetiv* eg t h e ______
we* elevated te a peettlea
King.
Whit* th* revotuUenliti were da*
throning the Bourbon* it Versall
Kings end Queens,
esk to beer likeneeeM
Uk
of phil<
"Phiri, cmere
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(revolutionary pstrleu.)
» eld fimuier teyelty that had
been la us* befere the RevcluUM
and Which ire being mede, with
only night variation, today.
Although the Kings end Queens
returned to their rightful throne* to
S 'C S K * "
end we* pn eed eg t
AMOflM.
t la Oermsay, where aeetal turn,
bungs were aue bem dlilt a) to*
th* IM just ttotew toe Sue and duh
regardtof th* eeurl earda eaUrely—
an even iroitor Intuit to th* repute
of esrdi. Thus th* ten has remained
In that evened position ever slit**
in all Germania «*mei of which
Cancer Invaded
Glands Used
To
LOB ANOBLEB IF t-H u m a n
glsedi Inveded by eeucer an be
ing u se d 'la attempts to supply
healthy asw glaode for other
humias.
Aad the .method is promising. It
apparently iueettded la I of 11
persons tor a-tim e at le n t, said
a team of physicians today la a
report'prepared for the Amerlcea
College of Phyileliai.
Bite of (he glind. from cancer
victim* are grown in teat-tubes to
get them accustomed or alerted
In order lo live within a different
pnraon. Then 40 to 80 of the bits
ere planted Into the arm ot a p er
son Who need* new glind ti.su*. •
There li an risk of glvlaj th*
person cancer sine* human can
cer erlls do not "tab*" or grow
tn Mother person's body, laid Dr.
Roberto t . Escamilla.1represent
ing a research taam at tha UnU
versltr of California School of
Medicine.
But healthy gland calls In the
fragmants of glands apparently
can survive tha transplanting, and
m KLD
th*
W ED*
IMS
peraoa
product hormone*
need*.
The research teem taetude* Dr.
C. Henry Kemp*, whd eat U|> tha
method of Culturing Of growing
the .gland*: Dr. Leon Ottdman,
. •* aeon performing tho/ trans
plants; and Dr. dU bm B. Gordin,
caring for patient* along with Dr.
Eieamllla.
They are working with parathy.
roid glind*. usually four In num>
bur, tiny glands l o e a t a d nssr
the thyroid glind In tho neck.
The pirethyrold hormone feju .
latee eilelum In th* body. With*
out parathyroid hormone, people
develop tetany—Jlttertnes*. numb,
ness and muscle spasms. It esn
be fatal.
The transplanted gland* have
been given to persons, moatl) womao, who own parathyroids had
been removed (evidently during
surgery on ovcraetlve thyroid
flstkds.
They ere bsth* for ■ time In
bl»ad serum of tho j -eon who la
to refaivo them, in hope* of auk*
tog thorn "lake" batter la lb* new
human boet.
Eskimo*
prise
• m - n a tt
IU > M A MKUtflON before th* Aero Medleel AuoeUUofl meeting In U* Ahgslei by A. M. Msyo,
Douglas Alrtrsft Company engineer, IhU drawing of a superionle lic ip t capiuls w»» •W M tM ilM U *
cftwuble at high .imu«e| ifceterwirt section of the plena woud become the escape V rtltllDjvoid.el
!•* fmi end braked be I nsrarhute. lb* hitch would allow the BUbt to deecend to iifaty. f/ntem*M*n*l J
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la It Cold Or Allergy?
TOO may be a m i d l end
enlflUaf trig still not here • cold,
rtled by pmluM
te e n I t foil time M the. year,
your trouble m l|h t be an allergy.
J. A cold' will, too, but
frequently the early alage of only for k short time. Then the
D ual energy ti mistaken for a iterations becoms thick.
eommon cold. Both often hare
Hotting frequently aecomptalmllar eymptome.
hiM nasei energy. It seldom to
present during k eold
Cold Symptoms
The nasal membretiCi of k per
Cold eymptome arlee when the son
k cold a rt likely to bo
n a ta l tauOoul m em branes re- red, with
whllo
an allergy will mike
apond to irritation. Vahoua phys- them very pale.
leal fadtore euiH at fumee or
Basse, extrem ely hot or eold Results of Cold
weather and certain allereene
Even though your trouble may
n ig h t cause almllar irritation.
be merely e coin now, It might
L it'i important that you coniult lead tn aathmi, purpura, eerema,
your doctor, of course, but there allergic rhinitis, or other tilera r t wage you can usually quickly glee. Becondsry Infection! fra*
tell whither you or your ohUaron qurnfly bring on sever* BlUfgiei.
are Suffering from a cold or an
Bo you'd better do eomeihlng
allergy.
about thel cold fight now.
(generally a cold In the head
y ttt start and cod gradually, Un« Qum iok Alto ANSWU
k. D.t My son's palm* eweat
MM IMMileattonj develop, you
• M M not lee riiief within a fa« aiMMively. What cautet thu,
l i t Uk Aliarglc natal Inflam- and to there anything that eih
iftatlon. Ah me other hand, be- b* done about It?
BUM etmaenly and contlnuea aa
Answer: Th* reason for locallong I I In* Irritant Li present.
lied sweating Is not always
With a common cold you might known. It often Occur* In Other
run a slight fever and havk I wise normal individuals. It may
general feelldx of dlacnmfort or follow emotional striM.
Qlneu. seldom will an allerty
The us* of a Weak ammonium
aauaa either.
chloride solution on the palms to
While meeting usually U com- sometimes of help.
B* • a e
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Pi** •c*vs.il r«**du« U tiifti gmmi i
rtiME giant Cross on Mount Royal
1 to a familiar Montreal UkMark
known to every American who welts
Canada's greet Silk. On* ktotortd
feel In height, the Crass commSmoraise th* Occasion. In 1641. When
Melienntuvt, the founder of Till*Mine, climbed th* mountain Carryln( a huat woodtn cruel and
planted It Inere, "cloa* lo the aky.“
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�'mn. it.
liw
mn
a m u rd i t how ! looked. I hid
never icen my»e1f i t I really wa*.
But here h i * an aid guy with I
bald head and an ugly U tter. Ha
wonder ! had m arriafl troubled"
He cave nut with a Utile giffl«
that brought bark memerlct of Bla
comic character.
Actual]/, Ed i i d m i t t e t ', he
darted out aa an actor. Ha ran
away from hla Philadelphia home
at II In join a etoek eempany at
tit a, week.
Ed wa* a bendy M an’with the
troupe and p i a r a d oecailonat
email role*. When ho had betn
with tho company three or four
between the acta. That wae Ed'a
etart aa a funnyman. He wan on
to vaudavlllf, then Broadway,
w hen ha (tarred In “ The Begfeii
Follli*,” M etard n a long
eeriei of Ma own mualcila, all of
them hit*, and in tha rMa became
a tag radio eomic.
Bod A * f i b April 1|
HOLLYWOOD l* - F o r the Jy*t
time In 34 /ear*. Ed Wynn atefpad
M o a role without makeup, funs/
h a t,, outslted hrogina *r l \ $ $ f
3 ® |/ waa playing
i------ „ _•* -----imaU-tow*
__
T i» u ;« M lr i rv io r •▼•*«* had be*
D ittoed and than waa betrayed
by a Jemoo* entertainer in "The
Great Man.1' The veteran eomle
had a atrioua (tana with Jaee
fa rte r that Motto through els
mlnutee of rapld-fir* dlalogua.
• When Wynn tlnlehed the long
aeane without an arror, the merle
aet erupted in applauie. Camera*
men Harold Llpateld remarked
that he had heard applauie after
g Aim atene only three or four
tiniaa during hi* long agreor.
Afterward#, Wynn waa jqitilbty
proud of hie achievement.
“ I didn't think 1 could do It,”
he arid wondering!/. “ I've never
dene aaythteg like thle in M year*
of ebow huelneea. Alwaya | have
pee after tha laugh*.”
ft wa* hla ton Keenan who een*
I r v i t DANOIBOVi
Vteead him he eotild do I t
JACKSONVILLE A - T h e U. «,
"lu re, you've alwaya gleyad
eontedy, D el." Keenan H iianed. Army Corpe of Engineer* Hen
“|e t It alwaya waa le m to r with warned boat egeratore th at until
a p u p a e . You were alwaya aen- etoariif 1* eempletad in leather
vlaclng a t It. Thtre'a no reaeon twe week* on the Oktawahe River,
you can't be convincing at larioue tree branehe* and *mall toga may
float free and be haiardou*.
acting.”
Still. It wa* hard for Ed to gat
The announcement also said the
uied o he Idea.
rlver'e Moia Bluff lock and dam
“Whn I eaw myaelf In he will be rioted for repair* until
ruihee," he remarked, ’ "I w it May !.
||§ Accidents Often Caused
By Careless Mothers
bafori you atari any long-winued
sanveraatlon.
While wa rs apaaklng of telaphones, wa autjcel you teach
pour youngster now to make an
amargancy call to tha operator
Juat In caae lomethlng ahould
•p p m to you.
flwytoq Outdoor*
The weather la getting nicer In
moat aeetlona of the country now
f a r tnataaaa, put out th at rig* and your children are going to bs
tatoa wttUa you're feeding or playing outdoor# more o ften.
u n g tag tho baby. Unfortunate* Make auro they are not wearing
m m * mathara keep right an looaa clothing that could catch
nahlaf when performing tim e on tra il *7 playground equip
iu a a . Aa n raanlt. many a uny ment and cause a nasty tumble.
iw anfers an eye injury from And keep their th o u la good re
pair, even though It'a going to ba
M aahee.
Oat rid at any death trap* quite a Job.
Bleb might be lying about In la Cototy Hamecacc
aw baaement, attic or garage
Aa for the email fry tn safety
Fyon must keen th a t old trunk harneieee, don't forget th at there
■ storage, make aura th a t it'* may he two to three feet of play
apt eeeuraly looked. And If you In tha lea»h. While ha may be
MM pm heaping airtight pack* parMetly Ufa standing btildi
jra g a to a '.u banaa. bora a faw you, he might eu lly dart Into the
Sue U them to tot In the air path of danger In that three leel
kM la ease.
or ao before the leash checks hit
plunge.
Yeu'va probably thought of all
Your telephone u a great een* of th a n things before. But a Mu
netoase -and durian a n emir* reminders never hurt.
m a y U may bs a llfadavir. l u t
m ak while you uae It. Don't, for Q unnoit AND ANtWU
ttotoPla drop avmythlag aad Mrs. B. V.: 1 have cramps In my
Uah te the phene the moment It tega nightly, t am 64 years old. Ii
rings; Make aw a the little toddler there anything that might be ol
to net likely to gat Into any dan help?
Answer: Night cramps usually
ger while you're talking.
By the aama taken, be eonald* can be controlled very well by the
irate whan making phone call# usa of quinine. However, this
to another mother, fin d out If drug should only be taken under
aha to busy taking care of junior the direction of a physician.
a ItH. Bit* h t w a IrnSlul,. lu.
Parliament Names
New Red Premier
Com ic Goto SerioutRol* F o rls t Tim *
BELGRADE* Yugoslavia <* The Bulgarian Flrllam eot Tuesday
Rimed Anna Yugov tha w
Communlat premier to *uece
Vulko Wolf Cherenkov who wa»
accused by hla a*tociate* of prac
ticing StallmUke 0M-m*n rule.
Yugov, It-yiar-eld former to
bacco worker and oldest member
of the Bulgarian Communist Pol
itburo, wea elected aftor the Par
liament bad accepted Cherveokov'a resignation.
Report* of the action wers tele
phoned to Brigradi from Bul
garia.
lABOt C04UMHIIT Victor lUetel to ehown In It. ciaW* HwplUL
Hew York city, where deetore are making a demerit* tight to lave
hia light- Police and the F ai ere checking hundred! of itada In e
eeareb <or the men Who threw arid In bla feet. Reward! tot the
capture Of the *rid-thi*w v have new mounted to 840,OOB. One eSer
of 110,000 came from the lotemuttenal U dtm Garment Warimra*
U aw hefw hkh RleeaPa tether wae once an afteUL ffuegneltewel)
a service itatlon employee, to a
prtathar at tha Evangeliatl*
Cantor la Ftllmor*. California.
BANNR DAYS SKOALS
An a|d fennli Kinds Batotf
recipe tn pawn ft.
Stoma&m***187
B AN K ER DAYS
TNI POIMII Betty Sue E m ly ,
13, of Arkansas, en eighth grad#
pupil at Santa Paula, Calif, Is
ahown with her husband, Robert
J. Holliday, 18. The eouple was
married a week ago. Holliday.
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8EMINOLE8 WIN S-S
TALLAHASSEE to t- Southpaw
Tony Aviuble hurled Florida State
to an 8-1 baseball triumph ever
the University ef Cincinnati hart
last night. It WM tin* BtRstaetol'
16th win in 11 gamea.
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Dutch Style Chicken Cent Pie
eot cAIrkew eAaped ptoeec ef Ms
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.flrmBrfwjfi#
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Servo this Usly bit ef Penseyl•n aoup
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i*r I cup ill, rU ronhcC chicken)
bread and buttsr pickle*, tiny wait*
I ruprooked »hol# kernel earn
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I parkaee IS ounce,) pie eruil
To** n salad of tsttwee, onrroi
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Cook oalon tn butter. Meal with kero and H ern aad s "FD." hot
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Have n pitcher of ale* e*U astlk
psetry dough an Soured board aad
tine a Slnch pie pan; pour tn rood/ for resiling tha "milk mug*''.
chicken Slllng. Roll rtmalnloc pas Far daeeert. dish ■* some almost
try Into circle, plica on lop of Sit thawed rad raspberries aad aarvo
ing: pinch edges together end make with cream ; have tbs brim 111*
sever*! *111* In lop In nllow ileem family cookie Jar new by.
to escape. Bake In aoderwt* eves
Now alt back and watch yo«r
1176' F.) about 1 hour. S serribga. family savor every mouthful . . ,
Net*! In piece a/ o Up enul, n l down to the Ust crumb I
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�Studies Indicate
That Red Rulers
Make Chiirch Serve
EE TELLING ME!
- — tf mourn n n -— ■
Central Prrea Writer
UTATJT* emWriiM Minister volet no result of primary polls.
That fcalf-a-vote must represent
n delegate who hasn't completely
•seh urowdore If Sir Winston made up hla mind.
i U spend It on n wedding
I ! I
mb for Monte Carlo's Prince
A noted Mfdleo ietlartt it's
T mZ ssjttr.rx ;
hiel'Mcr to tur* one's back i* %
driving rein, lieu when the sis#
t I !
f t # tf.'f. M oaporfing parfritig is cemUg tlrtight doteuf
t i l
efera /oris## in gHgtend. CouUt
After oxlstln* Only Rve days «
frdfp eel! Me gedgtfe ambuss*lew* fa n e s pelitknl party hat
disbonded. That awst hove left
la
g
IfW
? • mbns wee thes feroruster. Wren*
I i f f n e e ne dewbf are Mewed en
* meshnnitni fntlwse.
f i t
•\ Benator latea Kefauvsr, at
. OUa writing, haa pi ltd up H it
Democratic national coiiventlon
..TBURgDAY -
W V W iw w fr f
iHmR gW
M oV
i kTlPdVaIIB
g# ,
I i I
A New York judge slapped n
ben against picketing of the
Darnum A BslIty.Rlngiing Broth*
era show In Madison Squirt Oar*
den. Zadflk Oumhopf u y i maybe
he figured that wasn't tha right
kind of circus payed*.
Spring is tbs time fee <
over — roe * ts ; s bright
i* la order. Double the red)
for mld-aMCalng tofse can
WASHINGTON US Qorernment
studies of Rnaaia'a attitude tv ra rd
rallglon, made available (oday, in
dicate • policy of making tba
church aerva the itate.
These aludlee neted tha* U. f.
Protestant churchmen rho visited
Moscow lest month war# told that
rtllgleua instruction by priests
was being permitted again Inside
Russia.
The report Questioned this, say.
lug Seviit Law specifically prohi
biting ratigioua Instruction la still
on the statute boohs.
The report was mad* avalisbla
by a government agency which
Stipulated that It not bo named.
Stetletien listed 10,Mo Ortbodex
churches in Russia, 5,400 Baptist,
1.A00 Roman Catholic, Mg Luth
eran or Reformed, S00 Bevonth
Day Adventist, MO Jewish syna
gogues, 1M Armenian, M Buddhist
and a smaller number ef Moslem
mesguei.
The report said atheism still it
« fundamental tenet of temmu-
no tttW to DOIO 0 p<H,a«AJ do-1
iitr
Radio Station WIOD erlglna’lr
extended the offer to both eindiMIAMI 'A -A potilble hitch in ditee Jan. 1. Stovcnaen'a Florida
Jha proposed radio and televlvlo manager could not b« readied /or
debate between Bate* Ke/auver comment
and Adlni Stavenaon In Florida de
veloped Monday night
TAIPEI. Formosa (It — Ntw
Both candldatee for the Demo traffic rules Issued here forbid au
cratic presidential nomination had tomobiles and pedicabs from park
tentatively aarefd to debate here ing on sidewalks—a common sight
prior t« the May t t preference In Taipei.
primary.
gidewalka alio may no longer Is
Btavemon m f a tte d they mret used—as they oftra are—i t dry
ellhrr on May In or May 17 but ing grounds for tlothri, open, air
Kefauver'a Florida manager arid carpenter shops or for storing
the Tennessee senator would not building construction.
debate on Sunday because:
"The people of Florida are
church going people and Sunday is
A STHM A ?
nlim.
THU AD
IS WORM!
V .U U
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DURINO
Sanford Banner
ONE BFAUTIFUt
INDIVIDUAL PORTRAtT
gslO ENt tflGEMENT
end
ONE DOZEN
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The study said the R uslan Or
thodox Church Is under firm con
trol by the Communist party. It
Mid a government council which
control* the church I* headed by
Georgi Karpov, made a m tlor
general in IMS for hla work in tha
•aertt police.
However, the report emphasised
that thare la no evidence el rellgloua persecution.
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MOffTNAi CANAMNT COACH Harter T os* Btako htaoau the
Itialey Cu* In Montreal white being bald by pteyen Bute* l e w
chart Cleft) and Jean Bellvouw (right). Tbte stu n ta rt plat*
atlantae after the Canadians bad defatted the Detroit Rdf Wing*
• ta I, ta eeplure the world hockey championship. T V vtatary
■(ted • two-year Detroit reign ea world champions and brdbfhg
Da aovated cup back to Canada.
(fnlerMtioMl Joosdphete)
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AH price* reduced on the follow*
Item* during Banner Sale Day*.
PLYWOOD, BUILDER'S HARD*
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AH the*e Item* priced way below
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DARWIN, Australia
— Be
witched Chull* Lya Wulumu haa
(ocuaed attantlon on tha black
Riajle of Auatralla’a aborigines—
atrong magic caiting It* thadow
even over thou mlatlon-adueatad
tjtk* Chat lie.
Th* 19-yrar o'd youth 1* la an
Iron lung at Darwin Hoipttal. Th*
breathing apparatua and Injection*
In hi* vrlns k«ep him allva.. Outaid* th* Iron lung h* can br*ath*
•niy 15 minute*.
Chirll* wt* “aung to death” by
■ember* of hi* tribe neerly two
week* ago at Ylrrkella Methodlat
million, nnrthw»»t Arnhem Land.
t * h e rite we* rirrlcd out on Inatruction* of hi* mother-in-law.
Her motive we* not known her*.
Gaeplng for breath ant1 unable
to ewatlow, Charlie wa* put in th*
Iron lung eii day* eg . HI* ca»*
la an* of th* rare Inline** whar*
• ainglng diath victim ha* aver
voaehed a taoapltal. Usually an ab
origin* under the death cure* of
bio tribe carrle* out hi* aentenc*
-gMW hlmialf—by believing nothing
™ a n egve him.
Charlie eeemed to Improve a bit
gaitarday, calling for food and
'Sung
To
w attr for the flrat time. But when
he tried to drink, ho tlmoat
choked.
Saya hie doctor: “ l attll eannot
decide whether It’a the after-1
effect* of »om* terrible unknown
potion or rr.t f**r of tha ’death
ilngtng’ which T* conitricting hi*
throat and lung* and flopping him
from iwaUowLng or breathing.
“The ea»a I* fantaatie.’’
Auatralien authority?* and ml*
ilonariai do what they can to end
black magic rite* but their *ueett* ha* been limited.
Charlie’a Gababwlngu tribe ha*
thage chief method* of carrying
out th* deatn tinging.
When th* dreamtlme ihark In
cantatlon la recited, th* victim
Imagine* that a ihark 1* attacking
him Internally. Tha aborigine*
claim h* die* In on* day In ex
trema pain.
A dreamtlme aitaka .victim Im
agine* that a' reptile 1* coiled
around hla U g \ arm* and cheat,
cruahlng him and preventing him
from breathing.
larram undl tinging ipella out a
waiting away of th* victim until
he la only akin and bone*.
Death'
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nOM NORTH CAROLINA
TO MAJORS
WASHINGTON u t—A bill to *V mlnUlretlon haa repor’rd It eoutd
low oranaei to continue to be col- uut certify the dye »< "h»rml?a»
ored with the e«al tar dye now and aultable for ilia In food’’ hut
uied la beln| »ent to tha Senate, 'hat adentific etl*'nc* now availTht Home p a n to the m anure able ha* not e«tahli<hed any llkwMonday. It would allow u*« nf Hhood- humane would be hurt by
the dye commonly known aa red *he preeent extent of u it In colorU until March 1, 1059.
[ In* lha outelde of the oringa.
The Pure Fooff and Drug Ad-1 Thle colorlnr practice “ haa be-
- . M\i;
THE SANFORD HERALD
W E D ., A P R IL IB, I93S
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. IB-North ______________ _ • - •: / ,
Carolina Coach Sunn Hearn haa baecball coach. Among the former.
turned out a number of major Tar Heeli who made tha m a jj»
leaguer* during hi* IT year* a* are George StirnwiUi, Lew Blgga,,
Johnny Peacock, Burge** Whitt*
•tamped 'color added' *o that th*
public I* fully appraised of th* head, Johnny Humphrlea, Nate An*
drew* and Clyde King.
fact.” the rrport added.
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JACtgll OVIMTHIT, a San Tranrlaae State Junior College student
doe* her pert by donating to th* Jim Oarner blood driva, Showing
their gretltud* are Jim Garner, hie wlf*. Evelyn, and thrlr ton. John.
Suffering from hemophilia, Jim need* * pint of blood dally to *1*y
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Missile Flies 1,000 MPH W ith Man
♦»'
lag th« larfM t gathering a t nttra
writer# of Ite Mad, wKtwsaod th#
achtevamaat iw tird iir, II was
tha laitaat a s aircraft a m haa
□own bofora a alsabla audlaaca.
It wai lit# flrat public showing
Hemal hundred pn*»a*, tosii.- i of thia danUag acw craft which
Oca, Nathan F. Tvlaiag, Air
Porta ehitf of staff, has Baited
“the fastest aad highest flying
flatter anywhere ta the aky.M
The exact spaed of the ptaaa la
a aacret. Actually two • medals
ware flew a-the original 1P1M,
Tuilorad gleavaleaa blouse and scoop neck
glecvdcwt blouse. Pastel colors, black and
whites. Made of sonforlxed cottons, Skua
82-38,
Summer Dresses
Taken from our regular stock for Banner Duys Only. Branded names auch
aa Bully Hartford, Bobbin Brooke, Kity Windsor, Junior Klcgance. Doris
Dodson, Mynetto, Ooijrlannn, & Donovan. Hleeveleas, a c t/o p necks,
boleros, slim Sc full nklrta. Silo fl-15, 10-20, 12*i * 22*/j.
fighter, repertad he was flying tog
aillas aa hour, aad the PI HA
pilot. Herman ft. (Pish) Saimaa,
was heard te reply o rtr his radio,
" la m delag better thaa twice that
h a tBobert n . O m a Leehboed Air-
fin oat fighter hi the warld."
Ota. Otte P. Waylaad, eaea
rntadyr af the Taetlca) Air Cam*
maad, aaweuaced th at hie eommaad would be the flrat te racalra
the aaw air eaperierity fighter,
aad the flrat ptaaea aeon will ge
lata epertU entl equdraea.
The m art striking thlag about
the new fighter wee It# resem
blance of a mlaifle, largely be
cause Ita wings ara aa short and
■tubby they hardly acam te qual
ify aa airplane wings.
A.W. (Tony) LeVIer, Lockheed',
director of flying operation*, said
the PIN has tba highest rata of
climb of any fighter In the world.
The piano has auch grsat powsr
that It raft climb Just a* fast a*
It can fly straight and level, he
said.
The Starflghtrr'* straight wings
are aa thin that the leading edge
Is covered with felt white It Is on
the ground to protect crewmen
from Injury. Other novel features
Include:
1. The first downward ejection
seat to be used In a fighter craft.
f. The application of "boundary
layer control," by "bleeding" air
over the wing surface on takeoffs and tendings to reduce turbotench and give added lift.
The rifHA U 54 feat. B Inches
long, yet Ha wings extend out only
7>k feet from the airplane fuse
lage.
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PAJAMAS
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Thar ere the pgmid • « » • " •*
Lake H e ir yeapatty ead H la
Imped e S l l h f l **»
ta d leeate‘h are.'
Mr. ead Mr* J ..R
Sunday ia Fatetim- with Meade
aad ralethee.
Mrs.. Jam* <»*•**» •»*
daughter war. tatted te * « £ • *
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0«u raaeatly to e *
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caedlttan el h » P ^ W «
Bar h«abend, w rtef a*aw d
duty with the Hnry fc the MaO*
temaaea a m hen hesa IJowa
aoft ball aowrt aw the p a rk 'a t to to b a at thebadalde ed Wa
S i^ S B tw ,
THUS PNOTOMAPM released bp Am British Ministry at Supply
show a teat firing of a bt-fuoi experimental rocket at Aberporth la
1151. No. 1, tha rocket leaves the launcher. No. S, It te wall On tha
way. No. S, rockets begin to drop, as tha missile atirta Bring Its own
power. No*. 4, S, f, tha British experimental missile picks up spaed
[ and continue* under Ita own fuel supply, (fatematimiel Radlopkoto),
By MBA. RUTH LAYO
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Neuman,
Who have boon residing In aa
apartment of Mr. Powers alnea
returning to ■Longwood front
Long Branch, N.J., In sarly Feb
ruary, hava returned to their
hom« on Main St.
Mrs. Cassia Malers, her gueat,
Mra. Ilartbower, and Mr*. Salma
l.arroin left Monday for a trip
to Sabring, Mrs. Ilartbower will
visit with fritnds while there
and Mrs. Malers and Mrs. Larcom will visit Mr*, l.arcom's
brother, Carl Johnson,
Mrs. Charles Nichols sntertalned Mrs, L*rny Neuman, Mrs,
Thomas Gladwin and Mrs. G.
James at cards Thursday after
noon. After tho rard playing tha
ladita enjoyed delicious refresh
ments.
Mr. and Mra. Marla Harris and
children cf Gardiner, Ms., left to
rstum to their horns last week
day Carhart haa returned home
after spending Ida vacation with
relative* In Baltimore, Md., 'and
several town* In Penn.
Tha Saturday Kerning Plnot-lile
Club was entertained by Mra.
Maude Tupper at her homo teat
Saturday evening. Among those
playing were Mr. and Mra.
Chariea Walts, Louis Knolls of
Fern Park; Mr. aad Mra. Norman
Godfrey of Pearl Laka HolghU;
Mr*, r . orenee Sundcrlln and John
Hollister of Longwood. Tho ho*
toss served delicious refreshmanta following tho card playing
Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Lavlna cl
Webster, N.Y., and Palmetto, wer«
recent guests at the home of Chlr
and k in. Claud* Layo on tlirii
way to New York Stale. Mrs, La
vino te an aunt of Chief LayoV
Mr. and Mr*. N, B. Steward o
Farmington, Me., left for the I
respective homes Friday morning
Friends of Kirs. Clarence Snow
who recently relumed from- thi
Seminole Memorial Hospital, wll
b* pleased to know that she I,
better,
(
Mrs. G. Hartbowar of Wallas
ton, Mass., I* a gu*«t of Mrs
Cassia Malers at the home of
Mrs. Selma lutrrom.
Mr*. Forest French left Mon
day to spend soma timn with re
latives in Ktw York State.
L. C. Tyler returned to town
lost Monday after being gone
three weeks visiting hla daugh
ters, who reside In Text,* and
New Mexico One daughter I* vnr:
the earner of Crystal Lake A n . mother.
•
and Second Ht. and nlrtady two
Friends af Walter L Plp«_»*«
famee have bean played, between be glad to banr that bo la begin*
the only two teama organised ning to ahow Impmemant and It
thu% far, the Presbyterian boya is hoped that ha may return to
and the Baptist boys. Tha court hla homo, toon. Ha *■ »t pmtnt
la for tha u*« of all tha boys in » patioat at th# Florida Sanitar
Laka Mary, It has bean su itest- ium in Orlando. '
I
ad that .no games ba played on
Sunday, - Watch tha game sche
dule. pasted !* the Post Office
windyw and enjoy thasa fcamei
with the boya!
Prlanda 'of Mr*. C. C. Tiffany
will bo sorT^ to hear that aha
hroka an ankle bona In a recant
fall.
Richard Beabe underwent aur*
•try In tha Florida Sanitarium
ost Thursday and te now making
i good rtcovary, It I* hoped thatJewels
e may return to hla homo on
'.ake Emma ahortly,
IJUte Mias Susan Brooklyn,
5^5*
Waterproof
'aughter of Mr, and Mra. Tad
Shockproof
Irooklyn te m ove ring from a
nnsllrctomy, performs,! at tha
temlnote Memorial Hospital In
Expansion Band
lanford test Wednesday.
Attending the feurth annuel
Florida Square and Folk Dance
’onrentlon at the City Auditor'um in Orlando, Saturday night
Tax Included
•era Ms or1 and Mrs. Ray Brown
'll* mother, Mr*. Lucinda Brown
SANFORD
<ml her mother, Mrs.. Golden Pill
tnd Mrs, J, M. Hood.
JEW ELRY
Mrs. Frank Evens and Mrs. L.
W. Scott attended a meeting of
and
'h« Development Committee of
'he Girl Scout Area Council, hold
LUGGAGE
Tuesday in Orlando. Tho Area
Council In process of oeganlsa*
CO.
tfon Ip progressing nicely and
SOO Sanford Ave.
was named at this meeting tha
Phone t.TLH
Citrus Council of the Girl Scouts,
i name which must tleaa with
I,OS Villus
rul|,m twill buy -limit*,
red, blurb, navy and
y.yt/fc
brawn, hire IU-IH.
NIWSMAN a iftu n Daniel blda
temporary faro well to his fiance*.
Margaret Truman, as iho boards
a train to Now York lor Inde
pendent#, Mo, to maka Anal
preparations tor their marriage
on April Jl. Aakod by newsmen
how ah* fait, tha former Prosidonl'i daughter said: "Can't you
are the pink cloud I am walking
•round on."
(JatonuttlonalJ
Rubbing Alcohol (70%)
Drapes & Cottage Sets
SPECIAL
Plastic W aste Baskets
" ,
4*eoh»ra
30c
Oriia Mouth Wash
Dolph Liniment
73c also
$1.49 alia
Formula 90 Egg Shampoo
89c else
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Handy Panda’ Jergena Lotion $1.25 slsc
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Seaforth Shara Lotion
2 $1.00 also bottles
Kolynoa Tooth Paste
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M ILA D Y
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! TAU.AHASSKE i« — Thera'a a
possibility the '937 football (am t
between Florida Slate Universltp
and the University of Miami will
Bud Cunningham h* *}»•* *" JMkeMvUh'. Gator
Va. ere here
‘n.tead of hire,
u n n I n g h a m's
The night game on Nov. 7 would
« Hampton.
follow an arternn;a,,i',v%
Coder Hart and the University of Florida and Gearl spent a few gis.
n Miami attendygu officials are reported In fa-
Conservation
News
BY BEN WIGGINS
James Sargent, conservation
aid In the Seminole District (or
tha p ist two years, resigned last
month la order to accept a posi
tion at iha Orlando Air Force
Base. Jim's servlets to the Dis
trict and to local cooperalort will
be missed vary much.
' During tha month o! April and
XEniUTANS IAMB
« r c r . o r q u o ta
WASHINGTON UWHar»d| R f
publicans hare already raised
about 43 per cent of their quota
of tha GOP campaign fund thia
year. Charlei P. Ware of Hobe
Sound laid yesterday,
Ware said the party'! goal for
vnr of life Idea ai a means of Florida waa a tittle more than
drawina a digger croud than 1109,000. A candidate for the Homo
aa well a* finance ehairmaa In
would 6c possible here.
This year's is me Is to be played tha Wh Conireaaleaal District,
Ware wae hero te attend a Re*'
at Miami.
publican national eenferenee.
Regular
10 Cu. Ft. G. E. Refrigerator $319.95
MU. BIRDABB MALI, of Santa
Barbara, Callt, whoa; husband
represent* Menace aa tha U.S.
Tactile coast, U the only woman
in Print* Rainier lire tl-mao
army. Mr*. Hale, who hold* an
honorary rank, la shown saluting
in Monaco, where she presented
•itress Greee Kelly with sn
orchid lei el the Prlnce'i request
Allie Clark, who mana'je. light
weight boxer Ludwig Ughtburn, la
a former New York City police
man.
Min
Vallren
Prsvatt left
■Thursday for Rothfoid, III, w hen
»h# will spend the summer.
Mrs. Lester Hi own, Mist Ru'h
Maxwel end Jimmie Brown at
tended the engagement pact* nf
Mlse Blenfe Story and Samuel
Gentile In Winter Park Saturday
•vailing.
The Cilltens Club held • sup
per el the community house Sat
urday night, with large crowd ottendlng. Proceeds went toward
the debt on the hell.
GOLF TEAM PI.AYS TOMORROW
LAKELAND (A — GiineavUle's
1*M state high school champion
•hip golf learn will ba back tomor
row for the 19M tomnament.
The team title will b> decided
by tha four-mas total in tnm nr
row's il.hole qualifying round.
raring association. Plmlljo is lie
The entry Hal numbers more
scene of operation..
then 1*0 pteyrrs from M schools.
IT. COMDg. J. L BOYM (second from right), Cspteln of the U.S.
Heyy'i newest submerine, the f/S.Y Albeeorc, gives orders during
diving testa off the late of Shoala. The underaeaa craft wee taken
down MS feet end wee clocked upwards of IS knola submerged.
Shown (I, to r.) In the nerve center of the submarine ere; ET2
Richard E. Meagher; ICT3 Theodore C. Clerke; l.t. C'omdr. Hoyes, end
Lt. Jack D. Venable, the operations nnteer. Bllow, the nsw undersets
craft la shown as It emerged. Note odd-looking bow and tower brldgo.
The Maryland Jockey C lu b ,
founded In ITU, I. America's nlile.i
J 243 G. E. Range
189.95
Warring Blender
43.95
Sunbeam Razor
28.50
Sunbeam Iron
14.75
Westbend Perc.
12.50
Universal Waffle Iren
22.95
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Hamilton Beach Mixer
42.90
All (3.1 . Radio’s 1ft* off
SANFORD
Buy Quality Furniture arid Bedding A t ECHOLS and SA YE
:tlAVY fUR GOAT! protect workers at Point Barrow, Alaska, aa they
apply heatora to Uio engines of an air transport engaged to carrying
supplies to the Distant Early Warning (DEW Lino) eltea. In back
ground an Alt Pore# C-114 Olobomaatar la also being roedied fa*
■orrlMi Tho DEW Line is a wall of radar network* being con
structed a cross Alaska and Northern Canada above the Arctic
Circle. The 1,900-mlle electronic fence will sort about »t00.000.000.
BED — DRESSER — MIRROR A CHEST
PLATINUM GREY
REG. 299.00 NOW |Q
KNOTTY PINS
149.01)
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MAGNOLIA MAPLE
230.00
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2,19,00
MOON LITE (Blonde'
mn.ftn
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infl.on
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199.90
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l ifl.Oft
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20% O FF
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PUL DINETTE SETS. OVER 130 SIZE AND COLOR COMBINA
TIONS
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PORTABLE 1NNERSPRING
MATTRESS NOW AND G IT
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BASSINETE CRIB - $19.50
2X*51 CRIB WITH WET PROOF INNER8PRING MATT.
$39.50 COM PLETE
QUILTOP MATTRESS 10 VR. GUARANTEE
QUILTOP BOX SPRING \\ PRICE
$69.50
34.75 „ .
•O»TWr S A V B
$104.25
ROYAL COMFORT MATTRESS 10-YR. GUAR. 59.50
ROYAL COMFORT BOX. SPRING Vi PRICE 29.75
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TV CHAIRS—-CHOICE FABRIC
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PRE-BILT BOX SPRING '/, PRICE
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DELUXE BOX SPRING'/- PRICE
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“W . cloth. I t .
Sanfoid — Orlande
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from- scores of: Mtai Kelly’s or
of
Jatfin.
Queen Eli;
wealthy friends, from every tlx* abeth 'll's e n t an Inscribed guid
able foreiin colony, from Mona* and silver tray,
ean officials and from Just plain
tJSoiirad HUlon, Presldant Elsenwell-wishers.
bower's, personal representative
The palaed concierge h is been forth#'w edding, said be brought
accepting .a steady etrtam of th e -P re s e n t's "best wishes" but
Preach' cbseias, wines, ambroid' no present from the White House,
ary, handicrafts and sueh for He didn't bring a present from
many-days.
“
hlaesalf slther,
,
,
Th# Prince's too h is benefited
The touple are getting a Gobelin
to -tlie sateol pf • two Canadian painting from Frenchmen living
beavers, two long-legged cranes In Monaco., a Dufy painting from
and two lion cube, the latter from the locel hotel owners, e painting
tba bultnn of Morocco.
of the Flemish school from the
NoUtilr missing "from th* anV ,‘ S,„
nounaad 1st of gifts are such tra*
from the Belgian
dltloall itendbye as eof/ae pole, reeWanti, and a Neufchatel clock
elactrie mtaare, tpaater* and Mitch* *rBra tyf Swiss,
an equipment. No complaint, »b°ul
'Hie Academy of Boideaux Wince
this has been biard from either has-jaent An undisclosed amount
Grace'. «r Ilia Prince.
of an ikpslUiit 84-year-old vintage
Most of tba gifts are valuable, to earroifwnd with the bride’s age.
or unCiitial................
Otjier fIfti’ of win# wbuld stock
nadlo Memo‘Carlo U eontrlbut- « Y !**&■*«*
Ing a phonograph with special fitAlthough the Prince’s personal
Una* in a sort of comass mount garage already bulges with nine
so the Prince can Install it on hie cars', th* Council of Monaco bought
yacht,
him s luxurious black and gray
french President Ren*. Coty Rolls tldyca. Racing driver Louis
sent two' ship's wheels in rare, Chiron", an 'old friend, is sending
w o o d . -Balnias’e yacht already has a French Renault Dauphin*.
American residents in Monaco
a rt coming through with a gold
Inlaid.picture frama worth roughly
lag ' tttti* sixth century Japanese $2,900, The eoupla alin l* getting
vaita.oaco. owned by the emper- a Jot, nf. historical painting*, and
such Items as a silver eagle which
Napoleon had on Elba.
Iha . Roman Catholic clergy of
!he little principality have given
a book on married lifr.
■y GEOSGB MCAXIMCK
MONTS CAnLO
- Th*
tends. Uoria, limousines and othar
wadding gifts sent draco Sally and
M m i BalnUf eeuld taslly reach
the mHit—-dollar figure.
When all tha gifts are la la d
taunted, th* nawlyweda wIQ bo la
poeltlon lo opan an adequatdly
rorth of mitching baublia from
ho gltiw giihf Monaco and a *«,•0 AtamonB and ruby llem -usibtfaM a necklace f a t ia r a from tha gambling- casino rnn*
trolled by. ahlpownar Aristotle OnItuli.
- Ul/ts Hava poured in from royalty S ill' aver Europe, from official
ro§eianlatlv«s of is governments,
**Hkrkn
v . a. jt a t t m r *
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C1I03EN
:
SAM DIEGU, Calif. ?-.S w k r lj.'’
wldo conle4 to select “ Mr*. U. 8 j Navy Ibjd" v.;> sdnuuii.i-J L L J by
j • inch* screen ea< the
Navy and the Mast Reserve Assn. board.
,
William I*, lilsltcy, uauunnt
president cl the association, saldj
C»s contest mil be United to
v.Ivcj cf c :r^ i.
i . - j .*,
tlio r.>jul.r .Navy ami reserve
person,■!.I uo.v o.t active duty.
Th: winner Mill be selected for
her contrbutlon to her husband’s
career and he.1 ability to adapt
herself to the Navy way of Ufa.
FOR BANNER
d ays
20%
REAR n e w MIRROR MAY
■E REPLACED
BOSTON <Jf> - The Universal
Broadcast System, Inc., saye the
CAIRVINO UNOII ITS WINO ■ supply of alr-lo-slr guided missile*, known ta Sparrows, a F7U-JM
rSkr view mirror in the automo
"Cutlass” Is shown alter being launched from a carrier. With tho Navy'a Sparrow I ayatam now In
bile of the future may be rtjlkced
combat slalus, squadrons of operational Jet fighter* are befog deployed on carrion in tho AUantle and
Pacific fleets. The "Cultass” Is equipped with airborne guidance goer to direct tho guided mlssllcaby a televised, view of the road
behind.
Jack Dempsey Cassini, manager
The company says a smell cam
of the Memphis Chicks In the era will be mounted in tho car’a
Southern Assn., led the Ohio "State rear trunk to flash view* through
League In stolen bases In 1M0.
rlosed-circult television into a 4
German Workers
Trying For 40
Hmir Work Wonk
BROWNIE
WITH BROWNIE .108
PROJECTOR
-O H —
IBR0WNIE F-J-9
W IT H n R O W N lE 300
ITWHANia DiAMOM of Nsw
York City usaa a twaexar to hold
the world’s amallast eys lens,
which Is less than a quarter-bfan-lnch In diameter. She la
wearing a huge pair of micro
scopic spectacles, the heaviest
and most powerful In th* world,
which are used for persons with
a minimum of vision. The spec
tacles and th* tens were Invented
by Dr. William reinbloom, who
a*y* that th* lens, which flts
tinder the eyelid, I* comfortable
eaeugh so that It could replica
erdinirr glassee. ffnlernattonelf
PROJECTOR
$in«y50
W ieboldt's
C A M ER A SH O P
210 So. P a rk Ave.
BONN,, fiefjnany i.fv—Million* of
West German workers arc campilgnlng for a labour work week
without l reduction In take-home
pay.
They argue that they deserve
more leisure after years of hard
work 'building up the war-shat
tered economy. They contend (hr
lam e money for less work should
be paid as their share of the coun
t r y ^ prosperity.
Employers reply It Is Impossible
to feduce working hours until
productivity Is stepped up unless
each men produced more In fowrer
working hours, there would1 bp
fewer' nod* made 'o r hiher
prices, they say.
The lesl esse for heavy industry
will be Ihe outcome nf the present
negotiations of the powerful Ruhr
Metal Workers' 'Unfim for‘a new
working contract. The present
agreement esplra* April 30
The Mr III Workers are not ask
Ing for an across-the.hoard raise
In wages, tint Ihey went improved
conditions, including longer v.ic.i
lions and other fringe benefit*.
They have Included for. the f'rxt
lime Ihe demand for a shorter
work week. If the Metal Workers
Sizes 35
m
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r- -1 1
PRETTY MARY FRANCKS SPELL, 17, • senior i t Beabreez*
High.School. Daytona Reach, la tho tin t entrant In the
contest for queen nf the Florida Watermelon Festival at
Leesburg May. 23. She ia sponsored by the Tunnel of Fantasy
and holds the titles of Miss Seaside Fiesta and Queen of the
Southland.
loot-’ ELECTS PRESIDENT 1were Seaton Dorsey Orlando senTAM FA i*—William G. Myers tor warden ; Edward S. Proha,
nf Jacksonville Is the new presl- foeibw g, junior warden; LeRoy
dent of the Grand Encampment of
Jaekionvllle, high prieat;
Florida; Independent Order of Odd ,n d Georg* Marshlck, Ospcay,
scribe.
Fellows IOOF.
Blanche D. Keesler of LeesElected with Myers yesterday
burg, w ii Instilled president of
Ihn ladles luxlllary,
break the employers' resistance,
olhrr industries would be com
GANDY BRIDGE DEDICATION
pelled to follow *UU.
TOMORROW
Tne standard work week in’OerTAMPA IAS- Gov. Collin* wilt
man Industry Is now 4S hour* excepl for underground miners, who speak tomorrow at dedication of
work 45 hours. Including ovorllmp, the new $2,600,000 second span for
th^ metal worker* now w >rk nn Gandy Bridge which crosses Tam
nv crime of 3fl honri. In shipbuild ps Day rnnnrctlng Tampa and tit.
ing, ihe work week Is sometime* Petersburg,
a* much ns «) hours. The metal
Mort Drury, Appleton. Wi*.,
workers propose « step-by-slcp
reduction in hours, leading toward sophomore pitcher for Wyoming,
an eventual five-day, 40-hoiw ha* a delivery thet resemble* hurl
er Warren Spahn’e motion.
week.
*.
POIMIB Postmaster General
■.
RUBBING
ALCOHOL.......... ....... pt. 29c
i d*
1 , *
HtH' CntUit r V i l i n g S i l M H
n /H S M Fraweto Bayer, retired Canadian National Railway* worker,
lewd that hsndllni a crew-cut u w was more than • one man ^ok
at Ua u m t |« th*_ Laurentlan Mountains, ha tnUiitd Ihe hs’ip ol
friendly raccoon, ”Bra<*," who loaned a helping paw In ratum for
kendouta at tayer'a kltchrn door.
IMS
|3.00 ALARM CLOCK
r ALL TOYS LESS 33 1/3
Small, medium and large
regular $11.94
$ 9.90
CLOSE OUT
Men's Long Sieeve
SPO RT S H IR T S ** _
Values to $3.98............ ................-.....J x . U U
BOYS LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS b ^ uut $lm $ 1 . 0 6
M EN SSilver
WBellty
ESTERN
HATS
Color, Wide Brian,, Brew I
re*. $12.50
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Ladles' FAILE TOPPERS
,
Rcgr. $7.98 For Banner D a y s............... $5.$8 •
Ladies’ SWIM SUITS
Values to $7.98
CLOSE OUT AT
$$.88
Ladies' GINGHAM BLOUSE^
American made of American Gingham ...................$8a
Regular $4.49.............................
SHEETS
81 x 108 Regular $2.39.... L..v........
TOWELS (Cannon)
Regular 69e.
CROCHET THREAD
Bedspread Cotton
Reg. 2 9 c............
Size 30, colors only Reg* 29c............
>1.00 STATIONERY .......
%
Jamee Farley tolla the Houee
Post Ofttee Committee In Wash
ington that he fava’s raising
postal rates. Farley, making hla
Ant appearance boron a Con
gressional committee In more
than IS yean, endorsed In genoral the Administration'* bill for
■ $404,000,000 postal reto boast
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Stanley - Rogers
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BIO CLOSE-OUT TABLE OF LADIES AND
CHILDREN’S SHOE!
V«I«m (4$ |4.SS for oajf
$2.00 pair
CLOW OUT at
$ 1.00
SEWING MACHINE S K C U t
y o u r p m u i p t l o n to ua, it will ba com pounded
Ntcchl Zig-Zag Regular I3S9
BANNER DAYS BARGAIN at $199
ly w ith m o d ern fre sh d ru g s a t a reasonable price
SAVE $100.00
V
49c
PIECE GOODS ^
r
Indian Head Reg. 89c y d ............ on aala for
yard
Sport Denim . Reg. 89c yd*___ on salt far
yard
Butcher Linen
Reg. 96c y d ........on aala farv
mm
Gingham
Reg. 89c y d ............oa sale far
Irish Linen . Reg. $1.98 yd........ on aala for $f
54 inch Cloth-back Upholsterer’s Plaptie
Reg. $2.79.......... ........ .
on gale far $1.99 yard
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
lU n U r U U
(W ith Peach & C o llag e C h eat S alad)
•
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4 ? flO
LADIES AND CHIL DREN'S SHRUGS
ICE CREAM SODA ....................
BURGER BASKET ...........
, THIMAUY TMIMAMI great Uialr daughter, Margin!, on her arrival
In tndepaodanee, Mm for her wadding to Clifton Daniel, 43. Tha
former Chief Executive u ld they hope to keep tho marriate a modaat family affair In the tfoy Trinity Kplsroosl Church'where Harry
Tnuaaa tad l M Wallaea ware wed .la 1110.
((eie»watiasiaf>
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36 — 37 — and 38
Light-weight, nylon, rayon, cotton Ideal for cool nighty
100 ASFKIN .............. ........ ....................22c
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n o 8 * p » r ii
MEN S SPO RT JA C K ETS
BLANKETS
Phono 103
.
Frank NofU*
Jeweler
FO R THE HOM E----------- - t t —
BANNER DAY SPECIALS
’
in the
store
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MEN S SUITS
NEAR POST OFFICE
1
On All - ,
Merchandise
Big Banner Days Sale
Faust's Drug Store
8
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You'll Save MORE!
and be M ORE plea sed
W ith W hat You Buy at Garrett's
3*v U lm r ts t'tu r Kodak
ttjulpmtnl htaJquarltn
On l y
Accra** the Comer From
Chamber of Commerce
�T
VS3; 7 2 L * j ! V
•iffW
1 T. Da vmj routinely i« m wtaa oot^f-rtef H n n . Of
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with evening meala? (Y (X.
i 8. Do you m arii|f to live within
! your income—and *ls# put somahowever, that the queries merely, thins avlrie for that rainy dayf
■cratch the surface and the en-i(Y (X.
■were are only aa rtveaUni a t' 9. Do you lake pleasure In he*
their honesty,
I lining that you know "the right
1. If you plan to buy » cs: In po-iplr" and belong lo "the right
the near future, will you choose clubs"? <Y <N
10. Do you apoilgltr for yopr
one with a two-color paint fob?
living conditions—the site of- the
(Y (N.
2. Assume you are In the market garage, the number of bathrooms,
for a new house. Are you more the lack of a maid? Or do you
interested In a split-level than an dream of the next house and thal
older, traditional design? Do you hext raise? (Y (N.
(Answers below.)
feel a rumpus room la enantlal?
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A plctura window? (Y (N.
Answers:
9. Do you belong to book dubs,
An Individualist Is one who goes
subscribe to a rollcrtlon of slick
paper m aiatinrs, own a hi-fi rec merrily along hi* own path, caring
not a whoop what his neighbors
ord playar? (C (N.
4. Do you play a snappy game are doing, th e Individualist, with
his own Interests, la the one most
of bridge or canasta? (L (N.
S. If you are a woman, do you likely to start fads, fancies and
own a mink m at or yearn for set atandirde. The conformist la
tha on* who follows, who feel*
one? (Y (N.
8. Have you acquired a barbecue conspicuous if not part of tha hard.
pit or othar Items classified under It takes a lot of eouraga then
mass production day* to b# the
outdoor living? (Y (N-
Are You Keeping Up W ith Joneses?
*y THE ASSOCIATED PEKM
Do you run Ilk* th* (at—or hunt
th« hound*? Da rou foltaw
i t and fashion, try to keep up
4th tb t Joneaea? Or, maybe, art
JotieiT
Tha following quMtlont, tugSeated bp on* of the nation'* fora*
too't psyehlatrlita, may help lira
you a little Iniltht on ynuraelt,
your w*y o t hie, your tenia of
value*. Tha psychiatrist point* out,
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How About A Buffalo Steak?
tvtrythiag alia. Individualism can
he overdone, eipeclally it It's in
dulged In just fur the sake of be
ing different.
Just for fun, though, why not
find out what your t. Q Is—
individualism quotient, we mein
Take lb for earh rnrrert ansitet
and figure anything undir TO as a
sign you ought lo do soma soul
Marching.
1. ■No. The twolone paint Job
has been a fad. The Individualists
already are back to one-color au
tomobile bodies.
2. No. UMie Items are examples
of packaged thinking. However,
your individual living needs or
your location or pocketbook mky
have something to do with what
you gel. It'* your attitude about
them thal counts.
>. No. These are conaldered "the
thing* to do," Rut It's why you do
them that'a Important.
4. No. Of court*, you may
■dare bridge end canasta, but
these are the "im aft" *game». A
rugged indlvlduillit would be mad
<er mah long, pinochle or chess.
5. No. This Is a money symbol.
A No. Of course, you miy love
o cook chicken outdoors, but out
door iivlng-a* it Is callrd-is a
mid fad at the moment. Why not
lust go out and build a flrr?
THE SANFOHD HERALD WED* APRIL lft, lfttt
Cuba Sends Team
ST.‘ PETERSBURG (At - Cub*
has accepted in invitation to send
a swimming team hrr* for an In
ternational meet with a Florida
all-star team June 27. .
Announcement of the acceptance
made bv Rann. Rb/tv. jyt-»
president ol the riorida AAU.
There 'will b* approximately 22
awlmmm on the Cuban team.
The Florida all-star* will he se
lected by a gmup of coaches.
The International meet will be
followed by th* Florida State AAU
senior men’* outdoor championahlpa Jun* 28*90.
T. No. Win* drinking Isn’t really
an 'American custom. Those with
recant wine drinking ancestry may
go In for thl*. However, the cuitom
setma to he caught up In a fad
too, to If you'vo Just started, you
are conforming.
fl, Yes. Although it doea seem
like an old fashioned way of life
right now.
0. No. That'* a pretty superficial
way to go- through life—and prob
ably a boring one Th* Individu
alist will pick his friends, his clubs
on the basi* of the people nr organitatlon* which ha enjoys the
most.
10. No. What are you afraid of?
nun ITAR Judy Garland Is shown with her young*** child, Joseph,
as h* poses for his first formal picture in Hollywood, Callt The oneyear-old boy U th* aecond child for the aetreaa and her husband,
Sid Luft, television producer. They have a daughter and Judy ha*
another clrl bv a previous maniacs. ffnlsmatlOfial deundpnotaj
i. .
All SCHWINN and ROLLFAST bicycles. Tricycles
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M nny Item * In O th e r Orjitw, on
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annual wlntvp kill Bf *00 anim al. In Elk island N stlanll Park in th*
country north tf ISm anton, A tbartj.
What could he mor* tasty itirr
the Lantan itaaon than a tender
buffalo aicak or a roast of th* "King
ol th* Prairies?"
Chef Kmils nstsn of the Cana
dian National natlwaya' Fort Carry
Hotel la Winnipeg, Manitoba, thinks
thars’s nothing like Buffalo mtai
attar a lanctby aaaaloa with Sib
and. whan tntarvlawsd. was willing
to glv* a few tips on how he pre
pares this dallraoy.
In hasping with modern wildlife
practice. Wildlife population* In the
national parks of Cansda *r« main
tained at a level which the existing
range ran aupporL There still
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fluffalo in Klk Island Park, in addi
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and deer wiih rani* fisllttlsi tuple
In provide feed for *11.
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ROLLINS VICTOR OVER C OP M
MIAMI Uh—Rollins College won
over Iho University of Miami la a
baseball game yesterday 9-1. Only
lilt off Harry Bennett waa John
Mathews' home run In tho seventh
after Rollins had piled up a 0-nin
l(3(|
Two Cxptoifoni
Rock Oil Area
Causing Damage
XEROS, Cyprus UR—Two exidostrnis recked an oil stage area of
the American-owned Cypnia Min
ing Camp. Tuesday,’causing eliJit
damage to one atorage tank.
A British army patrol heard the
first blast and found • small gren
ade had exploded under one of
three lank* u»*d for tloring crude
oil.
While the patrol waa Investigat
ing, another grenade exploded un
der a second tank.
Slight damage waa reported to
PtMCtU ANTOmvm a u n o m . M a r ef Fitae* Babdea « , k *ewaiwHh bar cMdran •# th a w one tank, none to ethe other.
viewing stand at Monaco during a panda of flower*. TWa waa an* a t • iwrtaa
t a aalabntlon of tba P r l n n ’a forthcoming m arriage to actraaa G n a a S ally , (International JUdlophoto)
It waa the first auch Incident In
volvlng the big Amlrican-owncd
copper mining company. The big
geat civilian employer on Cyprus,
it has ■ work force of about 1,500
and an American staff of about
SPARROWS POINT. Md., » - salt water every d a y -fa r mere heap tha ftnlahlng equipment up to
.
Bethlehem Steal’* Spamara Point than tha daily eonaumptloa of Bal tho efficiency level of tba eteeU SO
plant, tha giant of Maryland** timore, tha sixth largest city la making tocilltlee.
•OMR EXPLODES IN KOMI
Cl ark a says tha expansion pro
tidewater flat*, ia aapandlng it* the nation.
SANTIAGO, Chile UA-A bomb
gram
will
put
the
two
phasea
of
Tba
plant
eossumaa
aa
hwredivast firth again.
exploded early today at tha home
Tha company la pouring MO mil- bls amount of alaetria power— production back Into balance.
of former Son. Marta da la Crux,
Boa dallan into tha anonnoua mill one four-hundredth of aB that la The M0 mUUon win buy a new a staunch admirer of ax-dictator
generated
la.
tha
onttra
United
b
in
t
furnace,
bringing
the
plant
XI mil** aouthaaat of Raltlmoro to
Juan Peron.
booat tha annual ingot production States. To handle this enormous total to 10; an additional battery
Police said the bomb slightly
capacity to 1,200,000 tono—the big* energy, there are 12,000 miles of of eoke ovens, making a total ol damaged the home of Mrs. de la
electric
cable—
enough
to
reach
1);
a
new
open-hearth
shop
ol
geat in tha world.
Crux, aa well aa other houses In
sevan 350-ton capacity furnaces; the neighborhood, No one waa In
U.S. Steal’a Gary, In d , plant, from New York to Australia.
There are 11,000 electric motor* and a new universal slabbing mill jured.
which In alto being expanded, will
be puablng Sparrows Point closely in the plant creating tha vast an with naw soaking pit furnaces and
Mr*, de la Crux has recently
with a capacity of T.M4.000 tons. ergy potential of 700,000 horse mlscsllansous finishing faculties.
been linked to a propaganda cam
Thsre will alio be added equip palgn In support of the former
Tha Iraprovamsnta at both plants power. Tha last time anybody
nra expected to bo complatad In counted, Ml buildings wars found ment and faeUltlei to boost tin Argentine dictator.
on tha sprawling t,S0O-lcrtk site. piste capacity by M.OOO torn a
two yeare or leaa.
When the last million doQirs has And soma of those buildings are month; additional ateam and elec Hector Conatence, Trinidad mid
tric generating faeUltlei, and more die weight boxer, cam* to the
been turned into steal making enormous.
’Tha United States ia growing equipment for ecrap preparation. United- States from England In
aqulpmant and tha growing pains
Clarke believes the Sparrow* 1954.
have bean soothed, Sparrows Point and the eteel Industry must ksep
should rank as om of tha Indus* pace with that growth,” said E. G. Point location la Ideal for a steel
Grace, chairman o! Bathlaham plant and la ona of tha factors In Sparrows Point shipyard.
trial marvsls of the age.
Us continual growth. Hare at tha
The proximity of the two plants
About 1,000 m tn will be added Steal.
Presiding over tha operation at mouth of the Patspsco River on and the tidewater location create
to tha payroll to creata a working
force of 31,500, Just a couple hun Sparrows Point is a plssiant, tha Chesapeake Bay, he can choose an endless manufacturing cycle
dred less than the entire popula- pllin • spoken engineer, C. E. hi* transportation—water, rail or unique In American industry.
Ships bring In ore which la made
Won of Cheyenne, Wyo. Th# pay Clarke, who has been with Bethle highway.
Ore from numerous foreign porta Into ateel . . . which le made Into
roll win be a staggering $2,000,000 hem for M years,
each week.
Clarke say* Sparrows Point has Is unloaded on the docks from a ahlpe . . which sail to foreign
But a better yardstick for mess been operating its existing facili- fleet of sight company.owned ships ports for more ore to deliver to
urement of tha world’s biggest tits at 100 par eent efficiency- and from chartered vessels. Some Sparrow* Point to etart another
identical cycle
steel plant e in probably be found obvious evidence that additional domeatic ore cornea in by (rain.
The ateel plant's next door neigh
You might call It perpetual mo
In flguraa on power and water equipment could be used. He said
consumption—essentials in steel the plant his actually been finish bor Is another giant—Bethlehem's tion In economlca.
making.
ing mors steel than It has been
Even under existing conditions, making. Ingots from other Bethle
the Sparrows Point giant swallows hem plants havs bsen accepted
620 million gsllons of fresh and here for rolling and processing to
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By MfMUM R> MMNJIN, MJi
WZ eon curs ewnctr of the skin
—easily—If treatm ent la b e rth
early enough. Bach year thou*
sands of parsons suffer from this
ailment, one of the moat common
forma of cancer.
Bocauso It can bo detected with
'* the naked eye, you younelf ean
help cheek U properly, ehoold
you become a victim. But unless
you know what to look for, tha
change from a precanceroua
condition to a cancerous lesion
usually takes place so slowly that
you m ight not realize it has
occurred.
Scaly Patch
You Purchase
form of
i
Tho common freckle, reddish
birthmark or akin-colored mole
U not precanceroua. However, the
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Baaal-eetl cancer la the moat
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nose or baek of the hands. It te
painless and seldom bleed*.
A fully developed baaal-celt
cancer hae a central area of ul
ceration circled by • raised,
pearly gray edge.
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ONE LOT—138
80 SQUARE PRINT—FAST COLORH
BARGAIN PRICE WOMEN’S HOUSE
N Y L O N C U R T A IN S
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2 0 %
Assorted Colora
With 5 Regular Attachments
Most common form of prccaneeroua akin condition la keratosis.
This le a dry, scaly patch or
clump of patches ol akin usually
darker than the unrounding
area. Keratosle generally appease
on expoaed surface* such ye the
face, ears, neck and hands of
alder persona.
While such a condition may not Now you know what earn* skis
develop into cancer, better ha' cancers look like. Just remember ,
In looking for signs and symp
I t checked by your doctor,
toms th a t any Increase la alas,
alally If bleeding occurs.
Any white, scaly thickening of change la ahape, deepening of
Mia Up or membranes of your oolor, bleedtng or nloaratloo of a
■ o a th ahoaM also ha shacked by painless note or sore which dosar
s physician, h a should chronic not heal may ho eaaotr unlioe M
■fcu ulcere, ham scare or any i proven otherwise,
Beaafi
other oldhffiam
eefo-oeoyour
vhkh don't heal.
J im D. R.: Can drtckMg
wMb a meal sauce g u t
kaowar: No, not unlem a
deal of air la swallowed
ous|with the watag.
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archbishop of Atom* m « gat■uta af Oreeea, la allow* ads M lni Um Holy Sraod of Dm
Om k iOrthodos .Church, U
Athena, after hia faction. Ha
WIDTHS
3A To B
Coconut Chocolate Dream*
t-l/2cdpe fine vanilla wafer
t cup finely chopped nuts
crumb*
1/2 cup Instant cocoa mix
le a p Angel Flake
1/2 cup ir.uicatel or sherry
Coconut
win*
M /2 cups lifted confectl*— ’
I tablespoons light corn
sugar
syrup
Combine vanilla wafer crumbs, coconut, I cups of tha sugar, tha
nuts, and instant cocoa mix in bowl. Mix wall Add win* and corn
rup and mix until all InirredlenU
rt moistened. Let stand about
syrup
Ingredient* aare
lu i minutes. Shape Into belli and roll in remaining augar. Or form
Into two IE-inch roll*, roll in remaining sugar, and cut In 1/2-Inch
slice*. Serve aa either candies or cookies. Makes about 60 balls or
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rontrlbutad to th* rlcctinn defeat
of Bir John KotrlawAla'i pro*
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G. P. Malalaiekera, a Colon
delejat* *n route to the United
Nation. Edurational. Scientific and
Cultural O riim tationi m tetlnl in
San m n elaro , termed Dullea'
Ceylon vutt h i t month an “un
happy one."
Th* Socialiit nppo.itinn won a
lami»lld* eUrtinn victory.
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THE FAMOUS FIRESTONE QUALITY AS WELL. DURING
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CARS — TRUCKS — TRACTORS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
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Brothers, Sisters
Reveal Four-Way
Romance, Marriage
y&vrci oo back to
TCWV »4VO TMKS
— ^ —jr'
that
v*C<9 ^
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gan courting. Emiel and Anna
were married there and then they
went to California.
“ My aister Marth* and I came
out here a few weeks later. The
brothera were already here and
avery time l went to *"e Anna. 1
kept meeting Carl. Things Juat
worked’nut."Then Martha became engaged
to Otto and Emanuel and ilulda
were married next.
Emlel and Alina Hill observe
their Mth anniversary In Novemher. Otto and Martha will have
their Mth anniversary June 3 a
day before F.manuel and Hilda
relehrete their 41th. Tney all live
In this area.
T ijWtlENA, C*ltf. I#*-Th* four
Wopichftl brother* and the four
Thaa aiaten. who met i" Mg son
City, Iowa, rourtad and married,
^ f te all t"aether for a golden wed-,
ding anniversary Sunday.
The ’ anniversary was 'that of
Carl Wepschall g former .mayor
of Pasadena, and Clara Thee Wop
sehall. She told about the (miraw ay
romanee durlhg an anniversary rereption at St. Jame* Methodist
Churrh, wh«r« they were greeted
hv the minister who married them,
the Uav. F. fi. H. Stevepj.
West Virginia UnMrvtlT first
“ We met in a rurrh in Stsion
City," she said. "And we all b* started pleving baseball In 1*93.
ing It years ago when he »va«
only 1.1. He and young animals
are replacing the old lion arid
c a u c a n o n
1 0 z .0 0
tigrr veteran* and the whip.nark
ST LOUIS lit — A new Imn ing acta of previous year* at tile
| rAmer has benight prngi naive
ino.
education to the St. t-ouis Zoo.
fJeorg" Fraser, formerly of
RUSSIA has w iN ni;n b o a t
Kansas City, uses food and honevMOSCOW kP — Russia says
r>i words instead of Ihe whip and
Irar.
Fraser denmnstra'ed recently
with Cubby, a 3-year-old hones,
Cuhhy refused to si* up and bes
..Th#
,0 Ho „ (,
Tleasf*,- , 3id Fraser - r i r .w
Cuhhy." Cubby pleased and s„t *
hit of meal as a reward
WITH IHI CArooi as a barMrnp, Birbara Rpeneer, of Anderson,
Jmt, poses with her dog "rierie 1and some of Washington's f invotis
cherry tdnimmi. Many lliousandi of vifltma coma u Ihe rapit*; ...
get a v iew of these massed pinks *iui whites of Japanese cherry trees.
f i f r s B r n r .i l .r~Th» third M'f"
tiniMl Study Cnntarrnca on the
1
Omrrh and Ktnnomlc Ufa ha*) ,
called on the l'nlt«rl Rntea to
Flare id wealth with needy people, .**"
all our tin world.
The rqnletrnce. irnniorml by (I1
the National Cmincll of Churche*. umi
ended yesterday after a four-day
study nf the rclation.hip of ChriatUnity In the economy. Some -inf)
clergymen and leaders in snyfM -!,
ment. industry, labor, agtirulturd
and r'luraMnn partleip; ted.
In it* mnrliidina messaset, the
' c
ronfeienre deflated:
“As na look beyond the border*1 lsn"
nf nwr ow n rotmiry we find a m ild ",,,f
where millions of people me bunpry’ or ill fed. No people run call
'
Ittrlf (.'hridiarts if, ptmesard of tin*
means tn ahundanre, It faili to
eyerl riery rlfnrt willun It* power H j
to r e l i e v e a ant wlierever It *i" v
exists."
^
The ronfeiene* said gift, of food
and rlnthins are not enoojh.
ferei
"A far more reachim; Christian lans
art, vvh’irh will build for better part
Clntriiin reloiionsltin*, I* assist* in s
anre to prople to help them*rlve«. oper
the sltarint not only of things hut, devr
oi anorvieose. trrnmi]ne«. mctnodslnom
anrl the rrral.io spirit," the rr.n- the
Legol Notice
Bosk 5 rages t> lev as -1 1*1.
rkSlie risers* «f fieniieele ' s-riV'
Is FlerlSa. IJ’hg r*»i ot ihs
eais’ing tight »r way or mate
u " *i.u " •»> >t ii.e i rorignt ef *a» of **n eta’s
Rotai
tad SI”, aeg being nu'-* full'Setcr.hsi as punnlii* Item the
ir a v k ea .hce,
spti.or irj'afeao’len Of the K.ae'
Lafenlin
liny or emd pule Head see and
the vs tai tins of th* p”'er,«ii
8T4?t 0 ° V E £ * F R A N K
of ««e> of
d's’* O ed
t.* KOr. wltnaa eafidee-ta le t M». ■rightd»ijth»r|v
, dlstsere of !l*
pi* l.*<i#. Ham,ten Nf* leraefs«t hs-og i triang.lar «hsi>*d
Vnu weill tak* stMit* met a *»u-n
partei of land
till rt rnMiiiaint he» keen .f1 1»d
land s in sai'"'-t con.,.**
tcaiasl vnu In the E’lrcatl Court •The
oni^ihiBe
otora or lot
In s.pg for herrin-jl* Tduntv, Fli r UlV.Vhti B. I IIIXnrroe
.North Tssrl o-rsti
Ida, In Chaivery, Ihe' lit* nature
Corporal
ion
n! laid Inn la * i a, Hun (-■r -V'»--r. *
tbe initt min nf « nif ft Is VlatlT Xl'B.M.CT I'll S(oi la se* V fsirview Corporanot* In fit or nf
LANC K, PlaUfltf
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LANIT, L*efind an'
TIKI-: N't i ICE That • r>» irsTHCVr Pfttmr.NTg sre «« rumln*hd trsn it, file tour iiw str or •I-1n nf Tahing ha* hstn fits,! in
o'her plead1na win tn* t.lerk of •ii* lhost ,')led cause hi ihe
IS* fin mt I'u iri of Ji ’llin-*I» detitlorm to* a<nulHrig suHiontv
i.uufifv it larford Florida and of ilit * isro. sedings. of Ih* i ism i
ear1e a npv .,t Hi* *em* oh Plsln of tn» those ■lei.-nlied l*r*1. for
(iff.* aiiornsv. on nr before the the pijrp«,* ,»i forth In th« osilrionIn this
tu>*. *■!« S« right
IV|‘| day of April, V i> i V.S
llererp r -1 not or s deure* pr-, ,f. n*s for , portion nf stp* I ii
ri , v will o* entered ageinet * fl hensih-sln County Klnrirtt end
'het oe# nf th* ludge* of the
you for default
W'lT'CS.-* nv hand end eeal tl vi-e'Jit n-jr1 o* tne \-nth .tudniat
gspftril «enji»i»l* Countv, H eofi Circuit of pier da will on in* *»h
» r>1’ vS e> 'i IV
th" !!th day nf Marsh. A l> IStV day of april
"cls’ i m the fdrernnn thereof,
tCetli
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v.lerk of ini iTtjj.t Ciurt1 Florid* oonaldsr .aid Dk ' i .
!Vs( F. L Surdlrk
f|lt 0 h of Taking, appoint aepiaie.
tyeiite Clerk 1
;e» and make, such vj.ir *> Ihe
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C« fri dtem* nropir V|I ptrtu, to
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Is Latest Aid To Science
taken from tha ailddla af tba car
t t . t o o latest M
t* *■ *U- aad laid aad to aad."
f i i n n r k iu tk of K lw ci which, a. ta U th Caatury Germany.
fe N M r iH H 't. QtiUMd web (ha •‘rule," ar ‘'rad.** waa defined
Mope aa too Net af Wage, cannon aa tha total ieafth of tba left foat
AOi k a H
tram th* Leaning of tba first II men wba emerged
h m r af H u «■< barleycorn fmm church ana Sunday moraine
and ware lload up baal-to-toa!
' fW> branch of aclrac* l* tb* 4. A.'to ta tba lCto Caatury. tba
" laefcaotigp of measurement — great Italian sciemiri Galilee
h w n a> mstrafogy-wkich U tied towed a cannon ball and a mtuket
- l a *tto b u t about ttfiT th ia i you ball off tha Laanlag Tiwer of F lu .
Sa oocb day fro * tha data yda Ha found that both ebjeeta took
S 'b a a #•» of bad ta to* morning un the t i n t time ta fall, thereby up
til yea drift off into dreams at setting previous teaching* of Aris
totle that baavlor bodlea fall faster
V H fb t
l a aachaaflBf atom It balat than light one*.
' graamad at a new standard for Today, such experiment! In eon. Mara dapaadabt* timing. wttgh- naction with gravity are greatly
lag aad lsnsto-msasuriag of vie. facilitated by elertronlr and other
ptecise technique*—and even now,
taally avsnrthing Involved la hoNBS raresrebers are doing a re■ a a activity..
determination of tho value for the
. ' n praaaat ldaa» af KianUtta at acceleration of gravity. They u y
«4a National Suraaa af Standard* tha prereat international value, aa^
are carried out, tba tanas tablUhed by leva modern meth
anU ta’aCto* atom would replace ods. -la In error to an aatant tbit
L . UM aaotar bar aa tba itaadard af rostrlrii scientific advancra."
fcngto) tba kltafram >• tba itaadWhether you realUe It or not.
• H a( aaaaa ar weight: aad tba tho three primary standards—
, IbU ttag earth aad pulsating quart* time, length and weight-together
ary atala aa ataadaida af Um*.
from eoma TI others which evolve
H would aiitk itiU aaothar tu p from them, such as standard* for
laraard la tbla loef and faictaat- ar.tomettvo engineering, radio,
la s hlatary of mao'* quart for pro- temperature, electricity, color and
tlaa maoauramant—a hirtnry «hich sound literally run your life.
lacladaa tuck ehaptara a* tbara:
W i t h o u t utlonal standards,
1. MiUder« af th t pyramids. can- which enable Industrie* to cali
teriat bafara Christ, used a* a brate machine tooli, meters and
• M a l ataasuramrnt tha so-raUed gauges with high accuracy, there
“ eth**"—tb* dlaUnra from a would ba no eurh thing aa m m
m u '* elbow u tba and of hi* mtd- productloa af la tarch aag table
parts.
e a flpgar.
You'd pay more than you do br
«. ta Ulb Caatury England. tba
•pat waa daflaad at -tha lenith af your automobile, your refrigera
to* fa*4 af tba rulln* monarch"— tor, your ttiarision eat Aad, If
' aad the laah wat later defined ar tha carhurvtor of tho rir you
, **tba length af three barleycorns bouaht in Seth*Ul# broke down in
Spring Dessert Is Calorie-Shy
U you'd Kke • new daaaori that'* *n**t but kind ta the waistline,
Wy true refreshing ipnariim* *y*oal Tang? lemon pudding tearra
with tho froth b t t r of rhuburh In a deughtfsl damart that a u
Wtlrnma a* them ftm warm days of awing.
.n i c h o s reap aa astra dividend. Far thia rortpa *
*d to a hr». low count of Just M colorifu par■earring
aae*
Tho
•re n t m rimpl*. AH of the n ( u normally required for tho awootewr.g
of Itwwo tort fruit* hoa ham rrpUred by S«r*rtl. tha new non-colon*
n w u n r . Had Ihi* u n # dr—ert bem sweetened (nth sugar, each
nerving would rooUta JVy time* aa min* colon—1
Trrmondoua calon#-#eiing*. auch aa lb*. ran —Mle ba achieved in
all of your rooking Foe this vweetemr contain* no rtlnno* wtutaoaver, yet gtv— a natunl *ug*r-like tw a in — to all hated and cooked
food*
i* Try this iow^olone roetpo on your family *o4 (neade. Until
you tail them, wo Me anil guooa your socrev
Lemoo Fwddtng Wllb Ibsberb hoars
I ewTolopo (ritun
cup nonfet dry wiflh solid*
Jj cup cold water
cup ko water
J r t n , srp«rsi#d
rupo diced rhubarb
>
1
I ttMwepoow Sccsrvl w-lui»o V» cup water
o> Sc hucaryl tahWts
1 ucWopovm Sucsrvl anhitlow
1 Usiwus Irena rind
or .'1 S x a rrl leblne
H cup Vnuiw ,u*co
I leoepooM poenetirtb
austor* chicken* eiighUy. Boot egg wtutr* until erdt pooka form: fold
Into solatia n iitiu s Comhiwo dry milk ootid* with it* wstor sad beol
*w hi|h spood of wusrr until of ronoutmer of whipped atom: fold
igelai i mitture. Fuit into I Ushtlr otled tadrv Mual
io ta
1-W lrt mold’. Chill arrornl hour* until sot.
To make rhubarb saitc-t. rombino rhubarb, water and romamuxi I
tabbopaow Bucwryl: cook over tow boat usul rhubarb in toft; s u i t
with a fork. Add s >m to tho rornatarch to mak* t put#, returs to
rhubarb hi aauerpon: cook until mitturo thichsat, cool and asrv*
with the IffikiMi
.
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Mnk*ol*#rvinc* E#c« atrring rwotiiwo M CAIjOHTBS; 4 f graao
prr-trin: 2.1 gram* fat; 4.2 gram* carbobvdrain. If mad* with sugar,
oe -----iiwg would contain 201 CALORlKA.
B A N N ER D AYS
Kansas City, you'd k a r t a back
of a lima 'replacing I t
Without national standards far
euch thing* aa medical tastram ento-haiad upon a« u rat* wets
mad* by the Bureau af BUtdarda
—you eauldn't depend upon yaur
family lbirmernatar, a doctor’i
meaiur* af yaur blood count, or
tho ca/oty af aa X-ray staminalion.
NBS Miantiata u y that praoaat
technique* for ratting standard*
are mere than adequate for moot
ing auth nood* af proaaat-day
technology.
Tnkt quarts eryetal*.. .
Tba bureau amploya thorn to
broadcast Um* aignala tvary ear
ned af every day from a radi*
nation. T hau signal* nr* designed
to denote tho oxart length of 0
second, and they ore used by paw.
or earn pan!** to regulate their dy
namo*—which a u a a that, ladi
rectly, th o u Urns signals regulate
your abetria cloaks.
But the cryaUla are subject to
utrom aly minute error, because
they are adjusted in coincide with
the rotation of the earth, which
I* “ elonlng down" at the rat* of
a boa mo twenty fiv* millionth of
0 second a day. That’s hardly
enough to gat you ta Dutch with
tho beet for being lata far work,
but It’i laterabl* t# tha eliderule boys of meaeurameat tclenca.
So. tbay'v* com# up with aa
’’atomic clock." This employs the
unchanging pulittiona of atemi of
ammonia or c*#tam And tho NBS
roettand* its clock has a potential
af Using ar galnlag only a aacond
In M years—aa accuracy " II
times graatar than proaent aatronemical fraqoancy aad time stand
ards."
As for the present standard af
longth. tha mater bar. Buraia sci
entist* ar* not satisfied with that,
either. They'** built aa atomic
“ ruler" which utiltrra the unchang
ing wavelength* of beautiful gram
light given off by healing a ip*,
rial form of mtreury Such mer
cury “ measuring lim ps’* have al
ready Increased the scop* of meas
urement iccurecy nth an error
of only one part ia II millien
and bureau technicians predict
they tan battar that by 10-fold
eventually.
Bureau tcientut* alp* are toylag with tho idea af aa atomic
standard for mat* oe weight to
replace the old retiabta kilogram.
Certain gyration* of tho proton
tho ourleve of a hydrogen atom
show promising pnsoihillttaa along
this lino.
While the atom may bo vaetly
more precii* as a maaeurtag de
vice. h will alwayt lack th* chum
my aypaal af humaa body maaaurement standard* such si th*
royal hoof of Xlag Kdward I ia
th* Mam* England af tha Middle
1 a gee.
And. atoms ar no stoma, yout
pr'baMy it.a meaiure off larks
• ith your top thumb Joint
Chuck Hole That
Wasn't There!
|
Monaco-Kealm ofTZom m
to Whol Is the mim tf Ihto tot of
■seal? .
A. Pork Arm Steak
Q. Whets doe* It cam* Dam M i
how Is It Identified?
A. It wcuthomthc picnic shoulder.
The picnic shoulder
dtf include* tha
arm and think acctico of tho
shoulder. Th* pntk arm ateak
ccnUino a arruili round farm)
hoot, ia oval at ont end, and ia
squared off at (ho other,
a How ish propoeodT
A ft to cooked ilowly by braising,
1 cookery
a moist methodlooff *mat
or by panfrying, a dry method of
mat cookery. Stake cut ^
inch thick require about
mmutrs (or cooking To braise,
hemn the mat on ail aide* in its
o« n oe a email amount of lard nr
drippings Season with salt and
pepper, add a wnali amount of
liquid, if necessary. Cover tlghtlv.
Gink at a low lempenturt until
don*.
To panfry, brown th* mat on
both i des in tie own or i small
amount of lard or dripping*.
Season with salt and pepper:
do nm cover. Cook at a m-ders-a
temperature until done, turning
•ccaTKsiaJIr. Remove th* mat
eut (ran the pan end aervt at
MONACO, where Grace Kalty
*o*a a* tha hride ad th* ruler.
Frtne* Rainier, la ao amalt f 4*
mule) it can ba ahoww la th*
*ngte photo boro. Th* map
m irk* Monaco's potato ad lo
ta root. Th* famed tourist and
It.000 papulation, non* of
whom era permitted to gamble
to tha causa, o regulation
which might ho n tosaon t* outmlers but tan'L Bastdaa a aunbathing riimst*. Monaco has
tax. both ad which
Actress Now Calls
Career Her Own
HOLLYWOOD Jf— f o r th# first
time ta IT yosrs. Lena Turner cut
call her career her »*ra And she’*
never been happier.
Lana got sprung from her long
ovtluiiv* contract with MOM
after neon t h e af campaigning.
Shq still »we* the studio five pic
ture* in th* nott five years, but
otherwise eho's a Deo agent.
"And foe* H foal wonderful'"
the enthused ever lunch In a
Hollywood hideaway. "At lari I
can road oertpsa from other otw«**—r*e bee* qptng through a
stark this high at home And I
eta talk about my twn dealt. In
stead af doing wkat th* studs* j
tolls ms to do "
far soma wms Lana bad bem
oohappy abow a fsw things at the
studio. For on# thing, she never
did a picture off the let in her
d m IS year* there
"1 didn’t even get to *e* the
script* that w»re offered to me
D«m th* eutiide." she remarked
‘ The studio turned them dawn for
m*.
"Finally. I mad* a big pitch to
ho allowed td d* The Sea n ils* .’
I argued that H would do m* a
loo of good so ho teamed in a
picture with Jrha Warn*
probably contribute to th*
Urgeneu of tho population for
*o small n stats. Pnncs fum ier is dreeended from the Gri
maldi family, which began rul
ing Monaco in 1HT, o n l with
various intsmiplions such at
th* Prsneh revolution, ha*
•inc*. Rainltr Is prstty much
an shootuts monarch, too. but
tf h* dies without an heir,
Monaco u-.tl becem* part of
Francs. Henct. Monsro-lovtrg
MenscAns will ba glad to M*
Grace Kelly show up.
“I finally convinced them fm have proven that.
aerry th* picture didn't turn out | “But they wanted me to da cosat wtU at people had hoped, but turn# picture#. So 1 dtd th# best
at loses it set th* precedent. And I could—aad took th* b.amo for
it led to another loan.out, 'The
’ ^L oU enters the frse-Ianc* marRami of Ranchipur.’ "
Lana mad* no hone* about her ket at tha best possible time
disiatiefartioa with her last two Stars with big name* can Just
epici at UGM. cvpeadi* turkeys about writ* their oan ticket
r a i l e d "Th* Prodigal" and at any etudi* in town. And the
“Diane."
name of Laaa Turner *ull stands
“I argued with them that 1 *as for th* epitome af glamor m th#
not the kind of a girl *bo should movie world. She offered some
be in costume pictures," she said hint of bow eh* ha* stayed that
“Look—I'm ■ modern-type girt way:
“When I started ta pictures,
Tho good picture* I've done
’Footman Always Ring* Twice,* there wai still aa air of myatorv
“Th* Bod aad tho Beautiful." per ab u t th* star*. Garb* was atill
hope ’Roma of Innehipwr’—should working then, and Norma Shearer
E A R N
A
and J o n Crawford were still
queens on th# 1IGM lot. I wee
brought up in th# tradition o* oat
!#j].nJ ,u atKlut yourself, of withholding aomething of your,.If
from th# public. *
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MONTE CARLO tJH - Ex-King
Farouk armed from Rom* today
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the wedding ceremonies of Prinre
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Sprague. Odesea. Tea., kit wife
end their g-yesr-old too ’ Bonny
•topped their car for a red light al
s bu»y tntersectloa hi derrwtown
carried tho dirt away fro*
Alhuqueequ*.
“You've run Int* a chuck kola." th* pavement.
Mrs. Bpriguo s a il
"Wasn’t a shack hole whoa I
■topped." argued Sprague.
"Tha g o ’ s too mw ." B n
Sprigus tnuetod. "and th* r*r is
sinking *
A* tho thro* leaped from tot
car. a section of pavomott sl«w^
cUspied. dropping th* car eight
fret to th* bottom. No too was
injured.
A city strsot department official
said th* colls pro may has# bee*
die is a Usky oarer which olosrty
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timo d riv in f fu n - * b rig h t now
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Look at tboop racy “let's goP linao . . .
try th# rtflo x -q u ick rtapona* of
Plymouth’* mom UimmI now Hy-Fira
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the airy fun and flair of n convertiblo.
With windown op# jou’ro sedan nnug.
You won’t nettle for anything 1cm, one*
j o a 'n driven n Plymouth Hardtop I
Plymouth ooste less
Ftpmonth 1* too hlppoot tnr la ton lov-pelt* torn*
.Manpesg, lowed, twamieri, with o bus hig-cu tide
Wlto to* nownri atyllnp s« too low-prlso Ikreo..,*
this Plymouth ia tM iij new. N* "wamad-wvtt" dtaigal
i DeWnp In ton 1 _______ _
mechaoeaL sole, and a stmyU Oprianai t#t ail mod*k
�2 Corhedians Are
Losing T V Wives
hid er«cked tod burat.
All ovar the city, doiana of im ill
firtt broke out.
Firemen raced to the r i .i - e
then watched In horror aa praiaure died end atreami of water
turned to trlcklta.
For three daya and nights the
fire raged until firemen, poller,
aotdlara and volunteers blasted
away rows of building* to create
a protective belt of vacant lot*.
Even In theee day* of H-bombs
length of Cillfnmti. from south the itatlatica are lmpre**lva:More
iJ^he Oregon border Into Mexico. than W,000 buildings destroyed,
Pressure* built up far below the 263,000 of the city’* 360,000 Inhabl.
lUrface puah egelnst thia crick tante homeless. 1,033 acre a of ruins
In the earth’* crust. The U. S totaling 490 city block*, property
Coast and Geodetic Survey he* damage of 330 million dollar*—
found that th* coeatal. or western, in an era of S-cent beer and ff-cent
tide of the fault move* 20 Inches prim# beef.
•orthward every 10 years, In re That wa» Juat th* Sen Franelaco
lation to the continental, or seal- part of It. The quake hit (long ■
trn , aide. Therg 1» in almoat con 200-mLla elratch of the Sen Andre**
stant rubbing and grinding action. fault.
the earth of the fault Itn*
At least TOO were killed tn—or
fPKnchea. ahock wevea are trina- because of—the quake. Palo Alto
itltted in every direction.
had three million dollar* damage,
Corns ahock wave* can be de Sellnai two million, Sente Ron a
tected only with delieita aeitmo. million, Redwood City 1700,000.
graph*. Othera ere strong enough Sen Mateo
million
to rattle dishee end start light
Sixty mile* north of San Franflxure* aweying. Califnrnlana long cisco giant redwood trees which
■go learned to live with auch dia- had been atandlrij since the time
turbaficea.
of Christ snapped and crashed to
OcrariuniTy there la * malnr the earth.
slip and the ground heave* with
Anund th* world they wrote
iV n rc e »o greet It dwarf* the th* obituary of a beautiful city—
greateet man made exploalon*.
but they wrote it too toon. Like
It we* like that 30 year* ago, ' he mythical bird Phoenix, San
•t 3:12 a. m., Tueadey, April II ! Francisco rose from her own
19^ashea. Only nine ycer* after the
It cam* without a whlaper of quake and fir* ahe a ss hnit t>
warning, One moment the city of th* world it the Pan-Pacific In.
Ben Francleco we* sil**P. aerene ternatlnnal Exposition
sed silent.
And she built well. Her modern
Th* next mnment the earth building* eve designed to with,
burkled and rolled. Building* *hud- stand quakes. Her underground
ds*d, and toppNd to the ground, water pipe* hive flexible Joints
iefeet* were filled with debris, that will give—hut nut hreik. She
and eohwehbed w i t h twlated hlf developed one of tha world's
me t efficient fire denartments.
anl has neerlv 10 mlll'on gallons
of water atofed In 130 underground
eh'em * at kev *pots.
In the met 30 year* California
hi s had atx malnr quakes, causing
upward of l ooo death* and dim
age of more than half a billion
dollars, Next to- S«n Franelsen.
the most rnstlv in live* was the
liOnr Rea-h quake whlrh killed
113 *ft IfTT
The most rerent were In 1932
when t-rim r* In the Tebarhan!
and Bakersfield areas killed t6 end
c*''»ed 120 million drilar* damage
Other* were in Sint* Barbara,
1!P.3 and the Imnerial Valt’V, Ifltn
Call'nrnlan* know the San An
drea* fault doe* not re«t easy for
l-ng. Another b'7 earthquake I*
’t Oosssegrsphta museum ffar building). Tatar* la a abort walk tfcla way.
Native Monaco ceatumrh
HOLLYWOOD t*-Tw o come
dians are loatng their T\* wlvrx
1Ms tenon. Nanette Fahray I*
•heddiM Sid Cnrxer. and now
Jc ’ n Hxv"*i h»» •'•nvvthcCcl hw
•pi't with Danny Thom**.
Of the two "divorcee" the Thom»«.jtir*n one »*em* more eerl*u«.
While Fabrav l« a great a**et tn
, r-.
h*. skit* ar*
plaved atrlctly for taugha and
there fi ll'"e conl'mit''* ''"m r *
.how l« the n»xt eB>ld«s, ehe
wa* nrere'led h*- 'mugene Coca
at I'aetar'i "wife.'*
It*t different with "Make Room
l*r nt(H*'." T^e ' • ’wily rnladnn
•hip I* m'we reallttle, and Jean
ha« been Dany'a only *nou*e.
R t the a -trett ha* determined
"t ahandon her TV huthtnd and
k'd.t, detnlle the handsome pay
the draw*.
"The loo) 1* wonderful." the ad
mltted. ".*od I ha'e loved dxlng
the ahnw. Rut three tear* It iong
enough. 1 want a chance to do
different thing*.
"In a few of the ahowi I've
h*en ahle to do iome denarturet
Rut I’ve (till been playing *hr
tame character. The nnlr real
thrill 1 get nut of anting It doln«
a variety of mle*. Otherwfte I’d
hi»l at toon he working In a thor
fartory."
Jean tald th . had eome tn her
drr^'nn aeverst monl*** am, but
had h*en a*ked by ARP to with
hold It until nlant for next «ei«nn
were aetlled fiottint prcillrted
there mleht he friction between
her and Danny became of her
detire to leave. She Indicated aud
it nnt( the ca«»
"D»hn» underttanda n r feetent," the remarked. "When we
ftnlthed our lari ahnw, we had
a tittle cdchratlon wh;eh h* called
'Jetn'a quitting paety.' "
Having done the latt of in film*
for the ahnw the It turning to
other mattera. H*r ftr«t aulgn
men! It pliving Mr*. I.ou Gehrle
oppntlte Wendell Corey on "Cllmaa" neat Th iraday, Sht plant
a return to (lima. The only one
«he wat ahle to do ,u the p u t
three year* wai *‘The Ri* Knife,"
In whlrh ahe played a phl'ander
ing wife.
Mow wilt they explain her ah
tence on "Make Room for Dad
dy?" Thy thow haa been re newed
I for neat year.
Cue your meale to (It th* date! Thought* of April IS. 1956-mean only
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dav and serve the ring with buttered green bean* and ontana. Tha centef
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Memos
On Movies
HOLLYWOOD (ft - H h h 18
movie*. . . . Wonder If •■ too* in
Hollywood rei!u*» w hit tho flood
of b il atudlo Ainu (Ml TV will m««n
to t h s a t o r a . Wouldn't eitlceni
rather lU y homo and too a |ood
old movla thin go out and iaa a
modlocro a«w on#?.. . . Folk* ara
wondarlni if Marilyn, Monroa U
pulling a Garbo. Dodging reportara. photog*. ate. Never thought
wa'd aaa that. . . .
'
Humphrey Bogart la f e e l i n g
much hattar hi* threat operation Ha'a growling at reporter*
again. . . .' Youngest looker at. the
Mary Pickford ailant atari party:
Laura LaPlanta. Handiomeat: Bill
Boyd. Uvallait: Jafti Oekle, da.
apita rumora ha waa dead. Thara'a
plenty oI llfg Ut. thoaa aldtimara
atill . . . Baaing thoaa pondarful
reminder*. o f . HoUywopd'a plat
mrt Uirwigtr the Aanfe.
LaedfagiMd ana. nurrtad to the
Croat dear, toosproosiNy gtod to
* iF a a jf.u a aonati«w tumult t t
to* etepa.
, drink, toe lwy bsck upm to* ptl- taetot
. >
loan gad eloaad nar ayew The by*.
-Why a i t r ' Yowwa been helping
"(Mae tt beck to me-'!* aha cried,, tana; nod,gone at*. of her and aha u> here, and I came too lata to be
■tamping nor foot on the inlaidI waa drowey and apenL Lora aont of 'any uoo. Tha taaat I could do
deak lop. “Tou tainted the picture, Clothilda away;ta;halp aettla tha r a return after 14 aat- mother*
Of Virginia, didn't yoe? Wall. I earrutto' temporary quartan to mtnd i t aaac I thought I* might
e w gotng to give tt to you. 1 don t. the ing nouae and toaummon Mot, w Jftu hofnt ^ k m f y * o i p w
i | | i i i father bar*. Than only ,lh« a the weoda away from you."
t <*• "f them were together to the Rdmembenng tha betrayal ed
darkanad room. ,
nag n r* upe tp tha.momrnt whan
i | • Dutoovanng th at. * w u after- Adam luaaed net. aha wtnoad tha
i noad and aha waa growing Run- could.not accept Wad* a rr.Kdaragry.f Lara, had accapUdUie glaaa tide aa owaafty aa tt waa glean. U
i of rulk and thick alteea at home- ha knew. Re would rc4 be here
i made bread and jam Clothilda taeR
but when Re aAerod Rer Rta arm
i timt to bring her. Ihe Rta now aa formally aa tf they'd beaw gr
and eraten ad Morgen drewetng to tog tor a lunday aucD. aha too*
tha big bed.
It and want down tha etape with
But Morgan wfa not aalaop him. Her kaeaa fait ahalry and
Once bar heavy Lid* luttared epaa more Utah anything alee tha
and tha aUrad at Lora. "Why ara wanted to reach the haven ad- Her
you being kind ta met" the de- own room.' ting Kernel/ aeraee ner
' b a d and fofget everything to the
untrollabiy. CtothJda, who nth mejidad.
"You'need me." Lera tat* cm. efcltvun-of aloep.
hovered to the background, rta to
Wade tpoke only “aaee an the
ward her am4 Regan to wav* a ply. aha amtied, attempting ta keep
bottle o/ emailing aaJta naar nar htr tone Light. "Adam a*}-* I eaa way down. B« Margaa ta haunted,
neaw Morgen Sung up nar heal haver keep awmy fraen anyone who too." ha muted. ’1 Radn» euepeeted
aid *14pp*a tha grata bottl* from need* me "
thaL"
A faint light at tnlertet epar- | "You mean you think «h« btamea
Clethilda'a hand, ft atruck a chair
tiid mattered, naming the earpat klad into the dqrk gaae. *1 aaw : hereelf in tom* way for—"
For a moment tha pungent odor you kuatng him Hue morning—
Ha nodded. “She* aaw Virginia
waa cnokm(.
down thart at toe far corner of the that day. (toe juat told me today,
| It a u n t euictde." Hu votea ruahed
'Gcl thtt away from me!" Mor yard."
gan criad "And go: Go away, all
Lora laid nothing Thera were on, awaaping over ner. "Morgan
el you! A* if I hadn t enough tn no worda which would place the came through the woode that day.
bacr today." She aUrad angrily at blame on Adam and exonerate her She had on • new hoop akirt and
Wad* What do jou know of ho» She could only «iah that of all «Kt wanted to ahtr* ue alL 3ha
tt ta—having oar up there on the paopla Morgan had net lean wnat came to the pool and only Virginia
•mil atfLrtog at me, bltmtrg me* happened
* u there, kneeling by the water,
Tv* trad to hide htr (ace behind
"I den t blame you for turning reaching out for a turtle She
Uteo* draparlaa. but me look* at altawhara Not with Wade for ■ knaw Virginia couldn't re-tm."
a * right through tha doth. Day huiband. Why do I'atiU want him.
Wade a voice ahoek. but Ra eo»>
tad Right What am I to do? What Lora? Why ahould 1 flght anyone Unued. determined. 'Morgan aaw
ana 1 to do?" tha racked back and to gat him whan I know ha a not Virguui topple into tha wetar She
forth to torment, her head tn her worth It?"
got panicky and ahoutad tor help,
hand* again.
“Be quilt," Lora aaid. '‘Don't *av but nobody w u anywhere nearby,
Lara turned to Wad*. "Tv* aaen thirga you'll be terry for. Thinga She knaw her hoop would dreg
thi* aort of thing before Clothilda that aren't true. You don’t want them both down.
Bo while the
and l will manage Pleat* go home Wade and I'm not turning to '<-reiUed out of t t Virginia drownW# muatot Weep your mourn Adam Oo to iltep."
; id Then Morgan w u umfied and
waiting any larger. Ml fellow u
Morgan a ayaa eloeed and the ran Roma *
teen u I can."
lay vary tUll tVhen Ambrcaa eamt i*
/T a Be CowNieoarff
O uaa fry Phyisa a Wkiaey. R»rntriad av rtmlMlew M Uu aulllahar AftftJTQK Cl.STt-Ht-aiCrr*. W t
Dutriljlad ar kite Futuna lyadxa-a
•© on? Mourn Sam*
*w a »
Fora# SM-BT, Snark, w ' totei'pcftttnyrrtaf
guided mtoeflai, taka* off at Vatrlek Aft Fora#
Baew. rortato. The Snark la the ftrat n e k
mlaeOt to bo aho wn to a tyet «ght. At top.
to* boeetan’faB away, tied too craft t» left
with only nia'thnm t at -to craw pewwrful
tor bo-M ewgtoo m R Neka out a ftrtant ta tfe i An tulomatto alrboraa gulcUnc* ey*.
tom employe to* moot advmewd etertronto
eqtopiunt, wn^ampoemi by eroatRar. tomporatoto attomwo end night The Bnark
hm mi eetlnuiod raaga ad thouaaada at iwllen. (
“ Thla fait tune* up durln,T itudt**
of parakeot and ranary nutritlee
prohlam* at a pet bird taititut*
her*. The. avarag* parakeet eeta
1M time* hie own weight every
letaallr. Hit average
1st. IN SALES!
1st. IN V A LU E!
human
•H W H and aurpHaa ara regia*
tend by Jenl Roe*. SI, af CM*
eago after aha waa named “Mira
Nettosel Praia Photographer of
Iaag" at tha annual convention
if the lepjmen in Chenier. Am.
•ha pros over 34 other entrant*.
Lot Of WprkTo Put
PilmsOn jV S cr« « n
iNEWrYORft (ft—Havq'you ever
wondered bow e HeUywpod motion pleiura' reacbei yoyr 'televl.
lion', aerOfn^'_
Someftmei It look* ^* tf i«mebpdv regrhad in a grib beg cd eld
fllnja ead alepyed the fl»»t on? He
found on the home aoreew Aetuelle there'* muck mere te tt thio
thet.
.
v •,
Relah M Cohn, vice preitdant
and genaril menager at 5*reen
G*p\*.‘televiilan mbiidtory »( Co.
lumhia Pirturea. deicnhad in de
tail. the other dee mme of tha
pain—and tha profit—involvad in
releaia »*f Hollywood filma to the
nafimt’a TV' •teflon*.
When folumhla announced ita
deebion tn rejaaie jnf old fdm*
through Screen G«ma aevaral
waak* ago, it » i • tha raiult of
mora than a year of planning and
raaaarch by a largo naff Tbo fun
damental daelalon waa whither
more profit waa to be found In TV
relaaae then In mptlon picture the
atre rerun* and ramakee.
‘Informttion end opinion about
a large number of Mm* from
movie diitrtbutora, TV dlitrlbutore. Individual TV nation* and
numarmii other aourcea ovar a
long period at time ware care
fully colieted end weighed. Mean
while, about a year ago a large
•tiff of lewver* and (••iitant* be
gan tneeiUfating the lagel right*
Involved tp Mm* prop*»ed for T?dlitrlbutten.
Tty* 1* *ucb i cnmplipted »ltualien-It'* dLHicut to daienba. !oveivad - are the rtghte of artor*
director*, w r i t e r a. eompo**ri
Some artor*. for eaample. had
contract* atating that film* m
which they appeared could no' he
ih»wn on TV at hnure when they
had tagularly ichadulwd TV ip
pearanca* Other acton' centrarra
forked* TV film thawing*—and
their permltiion* had to be oh
tafnqd.
In-many rate# *tore rlghte were
even more complicated Involving
renewable copyright* and tracing
the helra of daeeaied author*. 1%*
aim* problem* aiuted In the eeae
at ipuetral right*.
Aa lakal pattern* of eleirtar*
emgrged from the work *t a ateff
coiling about
a year.
Scrota Gama took up tha problem
of.maktog new fllmi eod teund
track* from atored negitirt* aid
tap** to.erder to anur* a bqtter
TV production of filma than often
I* aown on-the hemo aeroen. The
teat el thla rohn aatfmitqc* at botween M W end a w a film
w q i. ^•104- fllmi finally were
elearad and aelectod thaw# began
naw problem* of aatling to thp na
tion'* TV atattoni, Dld yae know,
for tnatnneo, that tha.So^til and
Established over W peers
In OrlsRde
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PORT POLK. La. — Second U.
Henry 8. Brown Jr.. H. ion of Mr.
and Mrt. Henry 8. Brown, 2M4
Laurel A»a. recently waa aangp.
ed to tha Flrat Armored Dtvt«na
at Fort Polk. La.
• Lieutenant Brown, a pl|t«*g
leader ut Company D of tha Dlvi*.
ioh'a U tth Armored Infantry Bit.
talion, entered tha Army \ p \
September.
A member of Sigma E p u b r fra.
ternlty. he « n graduated fr^ra
Davidton.lN, C.) Collfge.
Judge
a hat II
. ’1
h*
a cafe some
Titan Hr
^a
Colorado Spring., Coin . | aSr | a <1
alaina
Ha
,
claim tkgt Hollywbod la JutV tike
any other town. A ikdc^er. . .
“Tha Man In the Gray Flannel
Suit" weft't upeet tha TV-advertleIng crowd Tha hook'a ating haa
bean Ukan nut of tha movla It'e
heavily-plotted, engreaalng f i l m
fare. . . . Seeing Fredrle March In
two recent fllmi retaken me -raalue
anew ke'e Amartce'a bait actor
He deiervea mere ita rrlp f rolee.
“ Moby Dick" irtll be the cootrseertial 01m of the year. Critlia »U!
pratae Ita pleterul beauty and
literary atyla, but will audiencaa
dig Ita IBeh cantury apeach?... . .
Meit gracleua Oieer wmaer to
many year a: ErnaU Borgnlna.
The aaeient Mm Ihema at "A
hoy end hit dog” get* new life In
W»at g o ' h*4tHy ‘ for ecion pirluraa, whila aaphiaticited comadiet ar* at'abcoHdgry intereu* In
ih* Northaaat, on tha other hand,
It la the oppoalta cat*.
All type* of "packagea" and
riatlea of the«« 1M filma were let
up for tale to agenciea and Indi
vidual TV atatton*. C*hn e«timwle«
that profit* from tho film* over
the netrt two year* « til range be
tween SIM*) and ttnn.wM each
H
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“ Goodbye. gMy Lady." W a l t e r
Brennan, Brandon Dc'Vilde err I a
talented baienji (thet’i a dog)
make tt a eharmer. . . . Customer
tn Clearwater. m . . be^ fnendi
that. Alan Ladd la eyer » feat J.
You wtn, elr. Laddie’* S feat T. . , .
Reporter*
•orry to tea Frank
Sinaia and Marlon Brando leav.
mg the country for a ipell Rut at
leatt we got Errol Flynn ani Orion
Wcllca back. . . . C"nfu*ion Stan
of “Tea and Sympathy" art Deb
orah Kerr frar) and John Kerr
fcur). Do you care? (Kerr). . . .
Laae loaded with tilent: Mi’ri
Gaynor Sh« give* a mighty a*«i*t
to Gcorga Gohel in hia film dehut
"Th» Bird* aid Tha Bee*'' . . .
Movt deliberate publicity buildup
einre Monroe: Anita Ekherg Hop*
•ho doein't believe tt all.
Calvin Co«1idfe McLiah. who had
a pitching trial with tho Hoi aland
Indiana thi* epring. ha* had
chance* with the Dodger*, Pirate*
and Cub*.
RIFLE BEATS BROOM
FORT FRANCES. Ont l/T)-*
Mr*. Emma Del Eotto, A2. waa
Sweeping out her neighborhood
groeery ato re at doling time
when a youth entered and demended money. Thinking tt waa
a neighborhood reaident playing •
prank, the hrandiahM b»r broom
to ahoo him -out, of tha aloe*.
Tha youth hrandiiliwd a aawed«ff rtfle. convinced her he wain't
kidding and made off with III.
k
Howard C. Long
Phont 388
207 E. C e m R tm Itl
*12 KART F IR S T S T R E E T
TH O N E 7*
H. JA M tfS GUT
la the new half-tonnera, a hrtad-sew
fu t-rttio cruiiing axle givei you g]| the
efficiencie* of overdrive. And it’s in
option at a. fraction o f overdrive’* usual
price.,
y o u r s e lf l
tM, fir Triplt-Chttktd ustd trucks
1481 FlUW OfAVE.
W ELL D RILLIN G
j a m Es g u t a g e n c y
QMC*i new light-duty power plinti hsve s
ta much t i 16 .XS greiter ditplieement
than the ntareit competition.'H-P.'a been
upped a« much u j o * . V 8 ’i ire the
latett in ihort-itroke deiign.
Repraomttag '
In
Ml
Imr later hr
Hi’
waa
Ink alaina. Ha left the one. ha
found. "'Hen he checked again,
the awap wai complaU. and tha
tradad hat waa gone.
General Insurance
I o e i ft tha fgeto—-o nutter w hit Itiad
j o f triidk f e u Reed.
ALLEN A Oft
... LAKELAND
Member - Mldyset Stack t a
^S R O I Chicago Beard of
Cembalo Iavwita*Rt;lMytss'
News Of Men
In Service »
A MAM ahlelda tha acld-tcamd
ayaa of eruaadlng labai
out Victor Rieeal «a ha 1*chaarad
at St. Clara'a Hoepital by Gwv.
Avarall Hardman of New York,
who pledged aa all-out ram*
•algo agalnat mob atolaneo
“aucb u this" tUaaal »ai tha
atettm of an aaaalUnt who threw
acid ui hi* tree after ha had
bleated rackatearing union* At
tha tuna, tt appeared that Rlcael
might bo permanently blinded,
but bo la reported Improving
A now ride itgbilixer give* Blue Chip
Iselpdfsg oottftlM. flew, theft, toaarence. Uf» on helanra
.
*
JA M E S I . G U I
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To Use The
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UCMORIUM S otted J . II 00
Ont Llna Equal* I a ttr a c t
wordt, whin tat In 9 point
intw t atylai typa.
JVhll* tpaaa at Basular Lut*
•Rata far amount u»»d—Count
Nina I-Polnt Llntt to 1-tneh.
RATES FOR
c u a a iriE D display
ON REQUEST
i _________
J 4—LOST ANl* FOUND_____
j l o s t —Child’* a l i n i i la tan lea*
r y tn c r (lie . Between smitlulde
; School ami VL lBlh. £tll_ ll» -R .
•LOST—Femtle lemon A while
Walker llnund, ID months old.
j Reward. Call 2803-J.
'LOST—Man'* wrlat watch. Be
tween 12'hO - 12:20 Friday, 27th
and Sanford. Yelow sold Mamlee, back, leather band. Rulova
••23". Generout reward. Dowlti
i llunlrr. 601 C. 2fith Sta Phone
' ,2437-W.
_
L?)ST—Small black A while dog
named Tippy. Last seen 13th A
• Magnolia. Call 107-11
LOST—Eya” Ulaiaea, grey Irim ej.
Lake Shore Blvd. between Baud
Shall A Mayfair Inn. Call Col.
{tet, Orllndo 31181.
g—PERSONAL NONCES
GOAT Milk
Randall P rin t, Soulh
fianlord Ava. Phone 3IU-W-1
YOUR
umn ll valuabla, MY
lima li at your aervlc*. CALI*
U I lor "Barbcring by Appoint,
ment.” GARFIELD WALKER.
Proprietor.
AUTOMOTIVE
n—BOATS _AND MOTORS
pROBSON
S p o rtin g G«oda
Evlnrude Salta k Set vie*
164 E, lit St._________ PhOM W8
Vow .Herald
I t —LA UN DRV-OBT CLEANING 13t—WORE WANTED—FEMALE
Ont nour A n n and Damp Dry LAUNDRYdronlng. Phona UIB-J.
One hour tfe • Wash and Dry Fold
SECRETARY Experienced tn X•'iwihPd Laundry
Ray. Writ# Evtlyn Cralglaw P.
Itnoo Dry
SanltnM
* Claming
“
O. Box WS.
fioutHaU* U u d r a m a i
C aitt CMC P aM aart I U |.
GIRL axpartanead tn elarteil,
1M Bait IStk Sl
waitreia wanta full time work
in itore, raataurant. drydeaner
or laundry. Call *201 or write
10—PIANO BEKVICE
Leda Summer, Apt. No. 11, Hlg*
L L BUI — Piano Technician
glni Tarrace.
Phone 1184 Routa 1. Saaford
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, lee.
ratary. Phone 2360-W.
21—ROOFING-PLUMBING
BABY-ilttlng In my home day or
ntghL Phone *272. *1? Celery
Ava.
31—WORE WANTED—MALE
s c h o o l BOY with power ntowar
Contracting and Repair
wanta mowing. Phone T1A-M-4.
INI Sanlard Ave.
Pfeeae UU
EXPERIENCED
furnltura flnlihFor Batter Plumbing
ar, painter and baddy man. Can
Saa or CMl
RirnUh reference*. Full or part
W. J. KING
lime. Colvin * 376-XR (t).
2800 outh Park—Phone to
WHITE CARETAKER • W«U var
PLU M B IN G
ied in lawna, ahrubi, landscap
contract and repair work. Tree
ing. Box 103, Lake Mary, Fla.
e iilm itii. ft. L Karvay 204
PAINTING- interior, extarlor by
saniord Ava. Phona 1UI.
contract or hour; Home or home
trailer. Free citlmatc*. Phone
W. r . 2 3382 A*k lor Mr. Rcy
Service on All Waitr 'Pun
nold*.
Walla Drill ad - Pump*
Paulo Raid Phona TOO
YOUNG MAN
HAVE n .* y j employment with
part-time work after 4:30 week
n-dP E C lA L NOTICE*
day* and all day Saturday* A
Sunday. Can do moil any type
ENVELOPES, iatterhaidl, aute
work. Call 1*21 between 8-4:30.
manta, involeai, hand bilia. .mi
p r o g r a m * , ate. Progreative
Automotive
Salta Job wanted by
rrio u a j co. Phono MO - 403
Retired Lieutenant Commander,
Age 34, Collage and U*ed Car
Experience in Detroit. Reildent
ORLANDO Seminal Star, Call
of Sanford Area DtONE 321T-H.
Ralph Ray, >110.
CAR P E N f E R~wor k~r* pi Ir *T eabMIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
inet* made to order. J. E. RobinTYPING LETTER WH1TLNG
non. Phone 188T-W.
PROMPT SERV1JE
PHONE 3188
truck driver. Ph.
404 Santo.d All. Nat’l Hank Rida EXPEIIIENFED
0272. 617 Celery Ave,____
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
UPROL.iTF.tUNG
FINANCIAL
Custom Made Drapery and Slip
34-INSURANCE
Coven
ST A N L E Y K U LP
Phone Sanford - 1838 J
Preferred Rafee to Preferred
2621 S. Park (Hiway 17 02)
PollcylMldera
lohn W llllnm a Ins, A gency
T . V. R E P A IR S
411 Sanford Atlantic Bank
'Til in p. in Service Call* 13 no W
Phone *4
A Norn* I’h. 1330 J. Q. Herrin,
I’h. 280JJ. Licensed Techm*
riant, guaranteed work.
MERCHANDISE
WANT-ADS
4>—BUILDING MATERIAL/
USED BRICK
TWO CARLOAD! beautiful mad Effieuncy apartment*, air. con
brick. O rioie, rad, and burnt
ditioning and TV optional. 2621
black, dee them al SHERMAN
S. Park tHighway 17*2) San
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT
4B-BUUNEM EQUIPMENT
3-ROOM
turniihtd
apartment.
(Mote in, 111 E. Em It. *30oo
HAYNES Office Machine, Co.
monthly. Phona 23M or 1031.
Typewriter!, adding machine*,
Salat-Ran tala. 114 Mag.. Ph 44.
2-ROOM furnlihed apt. 310 Mag
4T—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
nolia. Available May 1. 3-BtdGOODS
room furnlihed houie, Celery
Avo. A. K. Roiaelter, Florist.
Banner Days Saving* Al—
Phone 212.
ft
tak
H
rtw M i n
way*. Inc., Guided Mtnaltn*
TY Swrrlre Canttr
13—HOMES
U —IU IIN RM —INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*. Pal
metio Bldg. CaU 1114 or 14>4.
IT .ROUSES and COTIAUES
3 Bedroom Conereie Bleek
VA - *213 Down Payment
*38 Per Month P A I
Kitchen Fully Kquipped
Art fast in *hon*e color* and tile
1 4 -1 OOMS
NICE bedroom. P rin t* entrance
and hath. Phona lOM-W.
NICE quiet eloin room* k T\'. 401
14—LOTS
Magnolia Ave.
Private entrance. Neat to bath, tot EXCELLENT Lot.. Inquire 2800
Magnolia,
Park. Phona 43T-R.
llT'BHURKRH and KF.Al.rORR
• REAL ESTATE
U-nOMER
116,300. for new 3 bedroom houie,
mrludei Frigid* ire appliance*,
Alexander & Stringer
Heater, Reratn Parch, Utility
K ittle • Imurane*
Room, Car-port
ori on pavid atreet Mr*.Real
Lourine Maiiingar, Aiioe.
L* city atwer‘r. Onhy WM. dmvni 10? Magnolia
Ave,
Ph. 14
Ml. monthly,, Inchudti taxea A
LOWELL
ft
BA LL R EA LTY
OKIES
■adder - Fheae III*
Otflcei SMI I, OrMade Dr.
RENTALS
144 N. Park Ave. Fheae 2211
EFFICIENCY Apartment.
Suit-
apt# Mr bachelor or couple.
Ffivala bath. Aeroaa from Peal
^ I c a . Manual Jacobioa.
EXPERIENCED clerk, typlat, re-1
reptlonlal, bookkeeper dciircj Sherman Cnnrrela Pipe Co.' CLEAN apt. lor one or U » peopla.
Ph. 1U
VOTE. UU 10U-W.
.
{ * W«M U S B4.
PhOM M tti ( A 111 Park Ava.
ertSLjL/Uti
-*/wi Ci*
.
N E l D \
American, Ultra Modem, Con- Phone 11IS-A. B. reterioo,Broker
venltanal A F r e n c h Celonitl Aiaociataa • A. B. Paierion Jr..
P. J. Chailertnn. Girfiild WII
type*.
tatta. John M iu d . R. W. Wll
It a mi, llatel M Field, k. C
BUILT On Large Landieaped
Lot*i In thi beat of neighbor Doudney, Land Surveyor.
hood!.
Wellborni C.
PhitHpa, Jr,■■ 4, ■"#* - .
Out Went l.Vh St.
UP TO
3 -
Fheae
FUNNIIHED ApU. 1014 W. Fffal
SL Raaaonabfe—Phone 1321.
B U tlO tH G
"BUM P
COMPLETE with ait the failure* m. DIETRICHS
T. ff. MERO
you hav* draamtd about aueh INI Park Ave. Pkeoe IT or 148
aa eolortd General Electric *p
pllaneea and colored plumbing
FURNISHED Apt. 2300 Uatlon
nxturei,
I.OW DOWN PAYMENT
VUle.
tn .o o o -l bedroom l-ama home
on corner lot, L en a acraen
Clean and close In 3-Room furo- AND available at rtaadnibfe
porch. Hardwood floura,' Vcn*
•abed apartment. Phone 111.
price* with the bail financing
nan Blind*, ipaca haalar and
A with minimum down-payHUTCUfON'S Ocean F r a i l
water banter included.
meat*.
Apia. I3> S. Atlantic. Daytona
■tinea - L ett — Acreage
■aaeh, CaU 2ST4-W.
Effieieaty.
A N D
I. D m ihitey-aa. AajaiH...^
BY OWNER — 2 bedroom cement
th Park
block. Prlia >4*00, Including *44 Baulk
dr*pei, w.ill In waU carpeting,
2124 S. Yete AVI.
CoaatUI A REALTOR Flrrt
Seminole Realty
Ateiow Apt*.
W
Rrifkter bap
Parrel fterni
na tpi
Miekev
m m
miiirance.
NOT A PROJECT!
Fh. son
TELEVISION
wi>ee_ ewa nr at, e
rtadfray a Friend
Ill
wWtkjURJV
H I T»* Ai®liT**ati#
arreiTxooN
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lil t Su*wmiA
leduetrf oa r a r i l i
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lisle wreak me (leak
I M Niwt-WMiKr-lwerW
11:44 xtaa-uft
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4
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tilt J»xn net* k *» i
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I I* l.onlU Teiiflg IXn*
Nawe-Wceiker
Tie Ueraia* Itew
rap ia ik Kiagare*
IT—RROKERft and REALTORS
IiTn-5'"pr*traa» Reaim*
News . tVealkar
To Help You Buy or 8eU
Kraie Keraca U e *
Film Fara
iiuiaal
Taur
Boat L Fayten, Rrekar
atrika It ftlak
Annabel)* B. Heodertee, Aiaeclate
e rm itw i
Ttiiaat u i *
Alheria J. Hall, Aiaeclate
Latk af Idle
Phone 2*71
n - n at Hlawalha
Baarek (nr Tnpiarrkw
nuieia* Llgkt
Jack Tear Bkn*
NEW MASONRY HOMES
A* the sa n k T e n t
*7800.00 10 11300,00
Vliwera Dlgeit
n.ilien 0. i.ewie
See om new two and three bedt.'hennel I Ctoaeroada
room home* located 866 and 8IC
Hie i-a»r»)|
Ea«| -ith nirccl. Term*.
viim rara
TNA
MAYFAIR SECTION
■ritnter .Her
New 3 bedroom home. Two filed
keerel 6-erm
haih*. Built-in *tov« and nven
TXe V^nrl4 tVllhtk
in kitchen. Extra farge utility
w n a (i a i r i l a
room, Sprinkler ay»tem and
iAaaaeRTTLLB
drep well m yard. Two large
w aoeaeoei
lot,. I’riro *2t>,,VX) with term*.
A P n ilk e w ;
I** Kicker Heuae cinfc
Rnhrrt A. Wllllnma, Realtor liM Will Bill Uiekek
* I* Repnr*
Raymond I.undqulat, Aiaociate
Pa»*. Reward * Rawe
Phone 187.1 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
▼irglalA Alter *ke<
7:11 HF liaaerweeA ike
Annie uakle*
it: ■inofrer
A Friend
LOOKING FOR nARGAIN?
Millionaire
I're
Uni
eeerel
rii
Unfinished home on ten mu, out- n t * II (reieeka Reparl
aldr city, 740 fl. X 1.13 ft. Good 11:11 )Aie anew
term*. Will take trailer a* part
payment. Total prtre. *2,710 oo 11.41 KIWIWA la*
llltf
Bee nv for French Ave. Property.
■ •M IR *
REAL ESTATE IIRIVE-IN
1:41 Teat paliara
2344 French Av*.
J. W. HALL, REALTOR
Hi Jeptalf j t i i u e e
"Call Hall" Phnne 1738
I'M" (i»Vr* Mnere tk a *
)*.»* Artker Oedfrer
Mil* lirlke it illea
a pt ema
Th# Want Ad Department fa
f elikki
llin '"
’ "***
*34r
ea »l Life
earrk far TemarreW
ir?i__________
open from >:30 a. m. until 4:30 p.
imOine
e LlfM
Llekt
el l o'llm k Repert
m. t»fh builneaa day exrapt Sat
aek faap anew
ev« iierp
eherr A twwie
urday aftameon. Deadline for
eoaepAriy
>■ Pa»»-(
week-day ineertlena la liOO p, m.
^ok Creaky
n . R. "Bill" STEM PER
Realtor — Ueneril nuuranea
Gny Allen. Ataoeiate
Arlettn Prite, Aiaoelaie
llll
' li t M. Park Ave. the day pretedlng poblleatfes.
CULLEN A HARKKY
Readlx aid Croaley Apnl'anre*
I I I M il—Ur Ava*
LAKEFRONT, 3 room apartment,
All tlectrlr, Ito.oo per month
Lake Mary, Wm. Muigrave.
Waatarn • Claaalcal • Popular
tlhumi* - RL'COnnH . Rinelta BUT- nomea of Real Individual!
BUKUR'B MUSIC SHOP
ty: Brittany Farm Komti, Early
xn W. lit st.
THE1
IS UNDffW
.
CONTROL.
F A L S E A L A I? m !
B E T T E fQ LU CK A J E X T T I M E —
A. K. Shoemaker, Builder
•MUSICAL INSTRUMENT*
By STANLEY
P HOLD ITMCAT. 1
fS/BT GOT* IT — ■ 4
P a w , c h i e f ,N to u
P R O M IS E D
I COULD U SE AAV
A JEW A X E
T H IS
T IM E --
Lei* SEE Bemmola fttaiiy for Deiir
rhane IHI
able Home* and Apia. Phona it
Reg. Trade
___ _ Mattren
*69 30 >49.30
..oyal Comfort
39 .so
39,30 2 IlEDROOM Unfurmthad. Kitchen
equipped, urge fgncad-ln yard
Pre-BUt Special ... 39.w
sl.vi
Echolv Special
29.30
24.30 for cuuplav with chlldrin. Phone
3092
Matching Bn* Spring* al Iden
tical Saving*.
2-Redroom house near Bate. Chil
WANT a Stanley Party? Need (3—ARTICLES FOR RENT
dren Welcome. Phono UM.
Many many more Identical spielProduct*? call 2351-J
al* too numorou* to Hat, but avail
RoUaway, Hoipital a n d B a b » able al
2-Bodroom houie, Phono 2M3-W.
When your Eleetrle Motor*
Bed*. Day, Week or Month—
Generator* A Starteri Fail
Tel. 1423. Furniture CenterUNFURNISHED 3 year eld block
---- EASY TERMS—
call th n E le c tric No. 903
Mi Watt Flr*t
linuto. 2 Badrmims lit go •.-rain
ECHULA BEDDING CO.
Elrrlririan, 20 yrt. experience
ed perch. Nice yard tor children
FDR RENT — Dratlin*. and npara- Center lad. k Magnolia Ph. t!32
P. II. LANSING GARAGE
too mono 1328- J
“ Bud Bamberger" Mgr.
tnr by Hour, Weak or Month.
k ELECTRIC SERVICE
Thu* • 1431. Lee Cooitnietlon Co. Upon Mendaya 'til lion p.m,
411 Weil 13th St.
HOUSE on Silver Lako. Phona ODHAM A TtmOR, INC.
VISIT OUR BALCONY
1292-W,
4.T-ARTIC1.EB FOR SALE
"Builder* of Finer Homai"
Expert Bookkeeping for email bintnr « . Including Income T*x Re NEW A Uvcd lurmtura at bargain
offer*
3 room Un/urnuned Houie with
turn*. Social Security report*
prirct. Paying top prtea* for
hath, hot watar and xas heater Beautifully Deiigntd Three and
and Sale* Tax Call 2221 Hugh
good uted furnltura, adding
A. C. Reninn, 4>» mile* out S
Four B e d r o o m Homai ter
C. Whelchel Jr.
OPPORTUNITY
machmai. earn regular. Big
Sanford. Phona 2.’it) J.
TIME
Florida l.ivinc
Stock SUPER TRADING POST;
AT W1LSON-MAICH
1 mile S. 17-1)2. Phone MIT W
2HEURUOM
hmivr
Utilities
furFHA
and
VA (Gli Financed
USED EMPLOYMENT
* Priced from 111,200. tn *13,1)00
nlahad. In town. Phona 441.
—Fectory to Teo—
3 pc. Walnut Bad Room
A lum inum
mlU ...................... *29.36 k up 3-BEDROOM houie, I hath*, S ill! Office—2823 Sn French Ave.
28-H E L P W.INTED-FEMALB
Library Tablo with
V
e
n
e
liu
i
Blinds
Phona 2100 or 2USO
acraanid porch**. 1011 E, Sac
PEGGY NEWTON 1* training nea! Eneloaad bead. Sag-proof bottom
Drawer* k Shalva*
gs.00
ond. Phong 13*8.
attractive women a* beauty adSmall
Baby
Bad
Complate
rail with pintle ande. Plaatle or
viior*. Full it pari lime. Aver
with M altraii ............ tt.oo
rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon
age *40 wcrkly and up. No rotFour Drawar Cheat .......... llO.Ou NICE elaan furniihad cnllai*,
euro*.
Icctlng nr rleliverie*. Car necr*. weitknrlh Gtam* sn d P s ln t U
General Electric Oven ... >12.50 quiet, by wa«h or month. Phona
vary. Phone 12T8W at 1:00 10 li* 114 Wt*t ajd SL
MIO-W-1.
Phona 110 China Cloaai, 4 ihalvaa,
3:00 and 3:00 tn 7 on p. m.
14-U SR D CA M
RnnRe DlvlnLin. Patrick Air PHILCG floor comblnillo*t **--r
1*40 Ford 2 door atdln. Radio and Force flftho. Florldn. For fur.
I'layir k Radio to trade Mr
Plavir
heiltr. Good running condition
work off niakinx itlip m .,. «, .
ITS. cath. Can be laaa at 203 E. ther detail* rnntnct vyur lo.
my material. Phone 430-R
Mat st. altar >;0 p. m._______ r»l Florida State Employment
Large
gaaoline elr-coapraaior,
Office.___
1*51 Butek Special. Thli car In
130. Roy Itcel'i, Ilia
-ApictUent running condition. New GIRL, part-time m rlian. Iron and
Sanford Ave.
itre i, low mileage. Mutt sell be•°me cooking. Thona l44»-it.
elute of alcknci*. *600. Phone
FOLDING Cot * -* 3 .9 l7 5 0 > r Ho* e
*2,93. AH m e Tarpaulin*. Armyn-MELF WANTED-MALE
Navy Surplus. 310 tlhford Ave.
1*4T—Dodge club coupe, good con< dllion, MM,.Phone 233-Xft,
A M I8 T A N T
44—APPLIANCES
I need an in la tim . Can double
eirningi with right man. Not FRIU1DA1RE appUancea, a*tgi
• BUSINESS
over 30. Mu»t have rar. No ex and aervlc*. G R. High, ftriado,
Fla, I'hone F03-3313 or Sanford
perience needed,
Subatantial
SERVICES^
1441 W after I p. m.
earning* alter 3 dayi. See Man
ager. 8:00 a.m. only. Tueaday,
YouVtinih*r fh
AIR CONDITIONING
Wedneiday Thuraday. 2440 Hi
, H arriett’!) Beauty Nook
For Room or Buttdaag
awatha
Ave.
■
IU3 3U Uak
H. a POPE CO. INC.
V-SA .ESMEN-AGENTA
saa South Park Ava. Phene 1444
IT—-BUII,DING - REPAIRS
FAINTING
120.00 dally, Sell Lumlnoug Dour > cu. ft. g ii rafriiaralor good
Drpi. uo
130 condition. Reasonably priced,
FLOOR u M U | aid flaiahiai
JPlate*. Write Reeve*, wpi.
CUamng. waxing dorvtng Semi
Allleboro, May*. Free umpie*.
CaU 1240-M after aioo. >io Holly.
nole county line a 1923.
*—WORK
WANTED—FEMALE
IS—BUILDING
MATERIAL*
H. M. Gleaaoa. Lika Mary
4 ■■
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CONCRETE
14—RLECTR1CAL Cealraelere
emergency1
room
'wSrk'"phonL’
Kf,djr
MuBd
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. emergency room work. Phouc Block, land. Gravel, Concrete
Camenl
XlMtMeai C o ttm U if U 4 Rnpaln
_______________________ Uoncrela Ptpa to Meet AU Quail-
WEDNERDAY. APRIL .IB, IBS#
FURNISHED apartment. Ph. 13*3
REDDING SPECIALS
'* * * j e * r -
1821
THE OLD HOME TOWN ^
__ I
4-ROOM unfumuhtd downatalra
apt. 1)1 Oleiodo Avo. US mo
Buy your Furnilura at Berry'*
Cal) 122-M or 18A-W alter A p.m.
Warehouae Funt., t t . , at *01 W.
lit SL Ail aaiionally adv. fur- NICE clean 3 room, 2 bedroom
tita rt at warehouae prteee.
upstair* apt. g -m o id porch**
k lirag e. Take i child, no pels.
Uatd furnitnra, appnaacei, tool*,
Call .Mr*, ilonforion 278 J to
atl. BmifhMold. Larry'* Mart.
toe.
32) Eiat l i t St Phase 1131
3 bedroom garage
CABINETS and furniture built UNFURNISHED
apt. Phone 2191 or 241.
rabntinad and repaired. See our
reproduction at 111 French. Ph
32-R evening*.
2-ftOOM furnUhed cottage. Apply
•00 W. ITth II.
E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. air eon.tl
RICH MAN-POOR MAN
liontd. IT-12 *outh rlty limits
Slumberland Court.
Whather you hive as aaiata or a
bungalow you will be proud to
call It noma If you chaota your THREE roam furnlihed apart
ment, >50.00 monthly, not Mailurmtura from "ECHOU"
nolle, Phone 1113, Robert A.
William*,
EASY TERMS * FREE DELIVERY
Viiit our alora now and Uke ad
vantage o/ our "SPRING SALE "
Bedroom Suita*
from IM.M up
I pe Sectional*
Moo up
Dinllto Sola
31.30 up
Reclining Chair*
4*30 at.
Occailonal Chair*
(Choice fabric*)
39.30 ea
T V Loung#*
41.36 ea
Odd Chen* of Drawera 34.30 ea
Call
THE SANKURD HERALD
MODERN Kilchanatle* at Pine
RED-I-M1X CONKRETE
Grove Motor Court. IHway 17 02.
Miracle Conerata Co,
Phone
W.P. 272833. Rental*
30$ Elm Ava.
' Phoaa 135*
weak or month.
Mftther of Sanford
S a l e " Ad.
Are As Easy As A. B. C. —
*4—APARTMENTS
Let ui tell or exchange your heal,
motor, or trailer, Klllamey Korner Boat Exchange. Hwy. 17-02
& Fairbanka Ave. Winter Park,
Fla. Phona 43031^
Curved Gin* am i ... >53.00
I Porch Rockari.............ea. u.to
1648 Johhnaon outboard molor. Id! WHITE woman lo rara for hahy
S H IN E R S
HP. Good condition. *73. Phone | 4 day* a week. Phone 233-XR. POPGUTS, Hull Heidi, Worma, NEW »
2433-R. Frincli Paiold.
lira,unable
prici.
Flamingi I-Porcolaln Top Cabinet Baaoa
Grocery, F.. Senava Ava. Opan
(D am ned la Shipping) •
Pan American World 7 day* a week.
Both for ............................ >15.00
' i t PAR'IS-Rah u AIRS
1-S#t
Glider Cuihloni
PIANO
medium
upright,
good
con
Airways, Inc.
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN
DM .i
(Complete
||0.50
dition,
*123.
Phona
1723-R.
MENT AND WHEEL BALANC1-Wrought Iron Rase De*k *l*K>
lN G -Piiaanger c a r *
and
•3* V-8 60 H. P. rumor. Complate * :-RlightTy Damaged Wj II
Guided Missiles
Truck*; all maka*, auci—N ton
('ablnel* 30 x 30 each
*9.93
carburetor, Clutch, new tnirrt*.
lo 3-lon. Semlmil* County Mot
R n n rw fv D^vUlon
Fnr ymir "Model A" or boal, 1-Unlu)iilied Double Drener 20.30
or*. Inc. 31J E. 1*1 St. PHONE
*43. Phone *003-31.
HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN
lull.
ffeuiviat OnnortunitlM with I’HILCO air-conditioner, \ ton.
PRICES PAID FOR USED
FURNITURE
Hu6«tnntlnl t nmnnny tor L). Excellent condtlion, *73. Phone
11—TRAILERS
W1LSON-MAIER
S. Powd Fn*p|nvment
1312-W after 7:00 P. M.
FURNITURE CO.
J kwiU pay YOU to *ee US before
BARGAIN CENTER
.STENOGRAPHERS
you buy. Open Evening* and
Call GAR
3i)T
Sanford
Avanua
Perform 'iDi'Crst clerical and sterm311 E. First Rt.
"The Store of Surprlaai"
m o tile dutle*. Dirtatmn and
Inn* Tipi Ion. M to 80 word* per Men'* Rayon Fancy Dreia Soekt
("inutf ehorthand. tvne 30 to W>. Ware isr — now 4 -P r..........*7a
FOR RALE • IMS imperial Mobile
Rlah School «*•—*"nn pin* ex Ladin >i illpi, a iu a d cottonhomi with or without air-con
4I-FA-.M AND QARPEN
ttyled right, priced right.
perience.
diiiomng. 2ir all modern conWere II.So — now ............... tre
venllncca. Will aacrlilee. Call
1*4* Ford Tractor Dooh.* Bottom
TYPISTS
dayi 72 or nighU 30«oR.
14" Plow. 3 Row cultivator.
Familiar •
-i t *! olflea mu- APT. Hie ga* rang*. Good toOtimou, *30. Phone 11U-M.
BRITT TRACTOR CO.
tine, mi'U *••6# ID to 80 WPM
"HIGHWAY, aluminum, fiew type
Hlwar IT-91 fleath
Phew
tightway, reirlgarated van. M H| •«»Mr*'ei" ,»,ih lehool aduei- Army-Navy Surplu*. Banner Day
lion required.
(Mell, racondiliohld, new recap*,
Special*, Thur*. Frl. flat, only.
*V 430. Alio, ?o other trille r.
20 gal. Slrbagn can>-tl.M . Work Grove Careliking. Dliclng, Dutl
ins. Spraying, Fartlilaing. k
priced to well. GREAT DANE • Send rrm im e n f exi'erlniiee to Ihlrl*—*1.29. While Pelni-|lA fl
Jjtdlthg Young T r « i. WhilehaJ
DIAMOND T. 103 South Orartga ^mnlovniant Sunirlntnnrinnt til. T*flhlrij—3 for >1.00. All Metal
Grove Service. CaU m i .
iloaiom Trail, Orlando. 3-loBl." Pun Amnrlrnn World Air .'out Locker*—*8.90. 310 Sanford
*
"For
OZIER REALTY CO.
Laura B oner
Reg. Beal E ilate Broker
Since 1*4*. Sanford'* Leading jail Se. Orlande Dr. - Ph. ISU
Butidar of homaa ter over 1,400
people.
Balea o m ie: Uttle Vanice
yeoela. B-------IF IT IS REAL ESTATE
■ Loch Arbor.
aak Crumley A Maateitb
PRONE m .
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507,0
DISCOUN T
EXCHANGE
670-15
710-15
600-16
$14.61
* 15.96
14.29
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W e Have Over-bought Stock for Both Stores
and storage apace la ai an all-time low»• • • So, here are Jual some of the LOW, LOW PRICES, GOOD ATBOTH STORES
12- Pc. LIVING
ROOM GROUP
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4-Pc. Bedroom Group Complete with a Reetonlc
cane Bed and Doable Drcaeer with Tilting Beveled
LIGHT OR DARK
Everythiag one would want hi the living room . . . The beet boy yon eould eter
■at in • complete oat fit, emulating of Sofa Bed and Chair, 2 Lamps, Cocktail
fable, S Step Tables, 2 Sofa Pillows, Haaaock and Scatter Ruga.
(i ) s l CUis l d C a p p ij. t o d n m ju m s L
That Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Whlanant of DeBary will be In charge of our
new atore. They will be glad to make your acquaintance
We invite yon to vlalt the new atore and
pick np your FREE GIFT
Kidcraft Baby Crib Mattress
Beg. 914.91 for HALF-PRICE
Genuine TA Y LO R -TO T Strollers
IT TAKES
ONLY
5-PC. WROUGHT IRON DINETTES
9& yn iL CbuL Jhinkinq,
SAVE $30.29
Genuine Formica Top
Extenalon Table
Alao many other
The beet bay In wrought Iron
GOOD BUYS
that we have ever had
Ja A h io tL
S it,
QhsuaisuL
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about baying anything In the furniture line, now or later, come down
and pick it out. We will atore it until you are ready. A email down pay*
ment and amaller monthly payment* will aave yon money.
JuAJtmASL
TW IN BEDS or DOUBLE
daub dfonuL
SOLID MAPLE REO. 929.91
ALL WROUGHT IRON TABLES,
SMOKERS—TELEPHONE STANDS
Junior,Line HI-CHAIR
SEALY'S Natural Rest
$O
10-Year Guarantee
Springs or Mattress
Q .9 !
^ j ^ 0
We still have a few alnglea and doublet left In stock. They will be
the last at this price . . . .
CLO SE-O U T OF M I R R O R S
In various slits
of first-grade beveled pints
FLOOR SAMPLES
Large Size
28X34
$17.9
36 X 48
31.9
30 X 48 •
29.9
Doable Strength Beveled
28 X 38
$11.9
30 X 40
13.9
26 X 30
8.9
UNFINISHED CHESTS, DESKS, BOOK CASES
NIGHT STANDS >nd TABLES
AS MUCH AS
Comes In 2-Pc. 3-Pc. and 4-pc Sett
Yon do not hnvo to go anywhere elm to got your furnltoro
By proper grouping It will attractively fit any ib e or typo
of room with personalised eolor and decorator arrange
ment*
financed. Wo can save you money and trouble. , It’a easy
Beautiful Long - Lasting
to open an account here
Just Arrived - 4-Dozen
LAMPS
LAMPS
LAMPS
Three are not aeconc'a
ALL
COLORS
AH Colom-Safety Non<llde feature
S ft. X I ft.
A beautiful selection of
colors. Manufactured by
one of the leading chair
companies.
.7 Inchee X SO Inches
HKGUI.AU
118.91
FREE — Table Lamp
with each chair purehaae
SIEG LER
MODERN D IN ETTES
H EATER
they're few times hotter, to warm the floor at keif the fm l east.
DAY9TROM, of
ao beautiful, so
Choose Your Colors For
Chairs And Table Tops
We HAVE RECEIVED OUR PALL SUPPLY. BUY NOW IP YOU
PLAN TO BUILD THIS SUMMER
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.HANFORD. FLO RID A
THURSDAY, APKH. 19, 1B3B
Shoppers Offered
Bargains
Citywide Sale
Warm Welcome
Governor LtRoy Collint found ■
warm welcome awaiting him In
Seminole County yesterday and he
was taken on a handshaking tuur
of the county by hit Campaign
1st*] toward him tdeallam."
The treat Industry aource we
have Is the people of Florida,"
Collins commented, “for we have
people who are determined to have
a great State.
• ,
Director, Dan Wright Jr.
I am hippy to be in thle great
A 1huge crowd gathered In De
Bary yesterday at noon to wel part of Florida," said Collins "you
come the Governor, shake his need help to reallae that lull poten
hand, and speak to him briefly. tial and I am determined that yon
'Meeting a distant relative of Abra- will get that help" he-said.
Leaving th* business section of
7C 1 ham Lincoln to watching the ar
rival of Danny Wright 111 from Sanford, Governor Col)Ins’ neat
Sanford were the climax moments atop w it i t the Sanford State Farat Um De Bary reception held In m«r'e Merkel where he wai greet
the shopping center of one of Ccn ed by Market Manager Sandy San
tral Florida1! faster growing com derson and taken on a handshak
ipunlties. Fire Chief Ed Heely met ing tour of tha market platform.
Stopping next at Seminole High,
Governor Collins and his party
on arrival In De Bary. *Tra proud School, Governor Collins was In
to visit such wonderful com muni- traduced to the student body after
ties ea DeBary in our Stele," Gov- stopping briefly lo pose for picerpor Collins said as his party ar- ture* *lth ■ contingent of lovely
9 rived.
| high school Students. He told the
Stopping rio t In Ban'ord, e lar«e “ «<»«* * * * *« ‘‘J**™. « «"«»
group ef friend, and supporter! ■■ /» »
|r|tJ5 ll« nn 1 " y
met oGv.rnor C lim e ut H o t «h« ' ‘°HrJ d* .f t * “
y0U
Street and Magnolia Ave. where;
5 nZ* t,m i
he wee greeted by Breiley Odhim,
m e t* ^
Assistant SUte’a Attorney Voile
9 °un*f
A- WiQlami Jr., Senelor Douglas n 0v . w * a fo^a rt*i ? ’U an
Stanstrom,
andRepresentative
m
Mack N. Cleveland Jr., a t well aa
,
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h *d
,pe*1!:
, I Sandwiches snd .oft drink, were
Florida stands on the thresh- served as the Governor spok« to
**]• 0 ° v*rnor the vlsllon, friends, and support•eld, end with ell of the peoplo era who hsd gathered to meet him
working together we work on a
continually came In during his
stay here.
John Krider, president ef the
Florida Slate League, presented
Governor C n"'-i wl’h a «- t
pass to the Florida State League
Games. Krldcr told th« Governor,
‘The Florida State League la the
only incarporated_ league In the
Slate of Florida. We are happy to
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present this pass to you and sinOne of the largest crowds yet eerily hope that you hsve in op
to attend the current series of poriunlty to see our games."
Democratic rallies Is expected a t, Leaving Sanford, Governor ColAltamonte Springs tonight whin tins visited Longwood where he
the candidates for local offices was taken on a handshaking tour
will be on hand to speak In their of the lowp.
own behalf and on their plat
Ills next slop was In Oviedo
forms.
where a number of Oviedo cilisens
Due to cool evenings and prevail had gathered lo meet the Gover
ing winds most of tha rallies so nor and to talk with hJm shout his
fa r bavt not been well attendad. nlltform. Collins. In Oviedo, hdEleven relltas ware scheduled
by the Seminole County Domo- touted hli stand on segregation.
eratto executive Committee with "Cctrilnly I am for segregation,"
ho told them, “but on a high and
seven of them yet to bo held.
Tomorrow night a rally will lui ™ (l»l ^
held at Paola .nd Saturday night "*
ahoutlng that does nothan Immense crowd I* expected at
but create hatred between Ihe
the Pralrl, Lake Amcrlcan-Le- r«v nf ml -i n n l,a „r b i u n l i l ■V mn , „ 4 I
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glon Hut In Fern Park
Seminole County Campaign nDlInadvertently, statement* mad* rcclor r ° r Collln,• N*” Wrl*hl Jl“by Jack Stemper, candidate for ,ni* Governor Collins stopped In
the County Tax Assessor's office I <o see John Courier In his olflce
were left out of th* roundup of wl)5r*. the Governor snd Courier
Rio Bear Lake Rally. Stemper reof Iho problems of [ha prolim it* ! hl« former nUtomitnU
mil tho grower in Hoi*
that taxea ar* main problems. On Ide.
th* reappraisal question he said. In Slavls, Governor Collins was
'reappraisal ia a very serioua 1 met by Andrew Dud* snd his staff
question • it has Its merit* If I of employes. Also in the crowd
considered by the Board of Coun greeting Governor Coli n
ty Commissioners. If the people students from the St. Luke's Lu
accept a reappraisal I will be theran Christian Day Church
School. The Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy.
for tt"
pastor of th* church and th# Rev.
Bellhom, principal of th* school
•BAND MASTER INSTALLED
JACKSONVILLE W -Chatle* R. accompanied tha children. Each
Eneas of Winter Haven was In- one of the children wanted nnd re
staflod today as grand master at ceived autographs of the Gover
tlie 137th annusl communication nor.
of she Oreod Lodge of Florid*.
Governor On|||ni was mrt at
Free n d Accepted Masons. He Slsvla by a group of Orange Coun
am en d e Bof T. Lord at Jackson- ty supporters and friends who ac
compsnled him to Orlande.
Many Are Expected
At Tonight's Demo
Rally In Altamonte
?2t
iSr», VS
A n ocU tert Preen Leaned Wire
Man Found Dead
Believed To Have
Officers To Conduct Parking
SHS Band At Spring Lot
Concert April 24 O p e n s
________
GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS IS GKHITfED In S nfortl hy Mayor F. D. Scott at the “Collin* for
(iovarnor Headauurlera" yesterday, (l-eft to right) MayorScott, Governor Collins, ilanny Wright
111, end Dan Wright Jr., campaign director of the S .-mmole County Colllne for Governor Committee.
(Staff Photo)
Florida Savings Rev. Zimmerman New
Bond Purchases Children's Group Head
Increase In March
The Rev. H. Lyttleion Zimmerman wai elected the new chair
man of the Seminole County Com
W. A. Patrick, Seminole County mittee of the Florid k State Child
Savings Rood Volunteer Committee ren’s Commi.isinn si IU April
Chairman today reported that meeting held yotorday afternoon
Savings Bondi purchased In Florida In the County School Administra
had gained during March and that tion Building. Boy Holler was
state figures now show an Inornate elected by Ibc group us Its new
over tDSS’a record breaking totals vlre-chairtnun; 31’*. James Gilpin
for the same period. Purchases of Casselberry, as net/ recording
credited during the month wore secretary; and Mrs. S. J. Nix, as
VI,061,273, a 3W percent Improve .corresponding secretary.
ment over March 1933.
W, C. "Hod" Hires, American
“ Purchases In Seminole County Legion District cbnlrmu t of "Lo
for the first quarter of the ycAr gion Junior Has«bnH", nddrerfe I
now stand at $140,6.31, which is the Committee, explaining ’the
33.3 per cent of the year’s quota. American LegtoVe program* for
On a state wide bails tho first helping boy< In become good
three month* normally produce Anierirun eltlsvu >. Ilo gav i a
slightly over 28 per cent over Ihe graphic plcturu j ! lessons learned
full yearns volume," Patrick stat in democratic government by High
School boys In the annual "Boys’
ed.
*
"May 1st marks the fifteenth an State " *
lie aUo t»M of the working
niversary of tho Series R Bonds,"
Patrick added, "and In the Inter pluns used In tho Legion's pro*
vening years millions of people giitm of baseball for boys 11 to
111 years of
milling bits of
V * m W el" history of tho movement that In
ment m he r financial program*,
sumo llttl- known .torle.
Ucaidea the home, educational nd- eluded
of American <p..r . in c-mneetlon
vantages. Unproved
retirement and
I. . . S * . . .
1,
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better living i that
they have ..al1 with tho Junior World Series.
’ The benefits of Junior Has.ready provided, there iro nearly
rilsiii
.08 billion worth now outstanding ball," saiil Hires, ar* proportion
which promise many different HlP- Each boy is ‘oil’) of a team
kind* of satisfaction and security, Rlul -bares In bis team's destiny.
for thrlr owners in Ihe year*, IIu learn* to defiua loyalty a*
‘giving (or tbe good of Ilia team’
ahead,” he concluded.
and also that idvntirrment rcino i
It:lough his own effort and lo*
own ability "
Servicemen's Group Needs of girl* returning from
tbe Girls' Industrial Schorl » r ’o
fathers Tomorrow ill,
itmo'd nnd .- oiperation of tnT h e Christian Scrvlcemrn’s Iciest ami of fori promised hy the
Committee, n .n Steele, arth g Federr.llon of Women'* Clubs of
.-halrman will have * special mert- the County.
Brief re p 'rti included that of
|r,B tomorrow at 7;*T) p, m. .it
the School Admlui.dratlon build Mi-. Mikrgu"rl>e t ,.H"in. wio ming.
t>nded the s lu t» mooting o;i ser
Secretary, Ja.’k It, Brook*, an- vice* for handicapped children In
t'oonred today ;but the by-law* Miami last week and also the re
ar# ready for adaption. Ksrh port of dm *11000**o! the Easter
• i t r r h that D willing t<» rooper- Seal Campaign.
It the abs«v.M of ILr-dJ Heckr.t« la invited to send three lay
o .I aidi, mtU'd i; chalrniin of the
h prrsrntnllvea.
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Homier Days wn* nffii lolly
The final home eonrert will be , i urtrd this morning ht P:;!il when
presented by Iho Seminole High the President of the Sanford McrSchool Band under Ihe direction chanta Association, II. I„ Perkins
of Ernest Cawley at Ihe Plnecrest j r„ Mayor F. I). Scott and ComSchool Auditorium Tuesday, April nilssloners John Krider, Hurl lllg21 ut 8 p m. ginhotham and David tlritchel of.
The highlight of Ihe concert will rhJally opened ll.e Sanford Munibe Ihe conducting of Ihe hand hy
poking Lot,
the officers who are senior*. Cap- Tne huge 300 car parking area,
lain Faye Ashley will cundducl the nUntile to motorists without
Marrh "Amerlrans Wo’ , Other >)nrkIntr feci, L within nno block
a
The body of OsrooU Cecil WII*
cox was found late yesterday af«
turnonn lying In the middle o t
Georgia Ave. on the outskirts of
Sanford off '.‘f Ni Ht, by a passed
byJmmL ZJilth, who vat nslnjr the
narrow dirt ro»| a* a slm rl'eiil
to run an rrram), found Dt* 43*
year-old min lying In tho roan, •
pistol nearby.
Apparently, the S anford-» * «
hail taken his uwn life witJiSll*
shot from a il calibre Smith e r i
\\ e-ton pistol.
Sheriff Denver Cordell, a t the
scene called Coroner W, Hugh
Duncan, wrho said that on tnQCdJt
would not be necessary.
«*>*»••
Tha shot was heard eboul f
o’clock by resldfnta of the .urea
but no Investigation was curvi'lft*
od by them,
■-•*.
MTIcox tmd apparently dtlven
to tha lonely spot, walked up an-|
down several llmci beside hi*
Chevrolet pickup truck, and thuft
tack hi* own Ufa.
No not* or reason^
the man's taking
However, it la bellevd
poor health which /
act Ion.
County Chll L iu « Commlttoe,
f.'imer vice chairman nnd newly
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’ l o first pe
ended cha^n-ur, tho Itov. Z<m- Dilajn, Necohl ; Sgt. Sue llaye*, (if t||e |mr|,|ng lot was Mr*,
merman, prodded. Fourteen o(fi- „ II"r * lJ'cr' Hr • ”kj'jrtly, (j,,,,g0 Smith of the Mayfair »ecclal member*, commissioned mtin- J 1".! of J rcedom ; Sgt. Larry tiol|>
btrs and re1ri 'ift.’.tivo members
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lla nner Days, sp-uuored co
operatively by th* moi chants of
Bill
Hexnmrr,
"Suwnt
King";
and
Sanford through th* Sanfurd
n toting.
Emblem"*8 Am,t' " U^• " Na,l,mil McrcbmUs' I Z i a t l o , i ’.'U a city
tvlde event featuring morcbindlse
The band will play other special at thn lowest prlcot ever offered
IJ BUIIIUVI
llll UtCriUlCB,
1 no ..
.
*
. |X
ty
numbers3 ■
snd
overtures. The
concert It .ponsqrcd by the Band
n’
", special edi
The Banner Days
Parents Association snd snyono
tion
of
The
Knnford
Herald wai
desiring a ticket may contact a lato gelling nff tho presses
last
The Wilson School P-TA will put band member or band parent,
night due In eircumitnnrns beyond
on a benefit supper tomorrow
the control of tna publisher* of
night at tha school when the
Iho local paper. However, The
speakers will glva their talk*
Hanford Herald apologists very
for th* Democratic rally.
deeply for the laieneni of thi
The proceeds will go fur a
April IA
Workers Ar
paper.
movie projector for tho school. Sup
Admissions
Thousands
of
eonlek
of
yester
per will lie served from U to U
Mra, Bo*n l.en Swaggerly,
day'* edition reached the home* To Bring ,CJ
p. in. after which th* speaker* will
(Lake Monroe)
*nf
Han/eerf,*Seminole County, and
taka over.
•
Mrs,‘Belie Mlnshew (Ink* .Mary)
Control Mo
Menu planned I* chicken pltean, .Mrs. Eihelen# Owen (Longwood) Volusia County ii-ddont* even
Replying to many ■
though
they
were
lata
being
de
swamp cabbage, cola *lnw, string
Viola Durham (Nunford)
cd from orgiinltsGnn^
livered.
hi'aim, celery, coffee, milk and
George Washington (Sanford)
Every home In D.i Hery and ilunli of what to
John Hart (Sanford)
lir b'0i
Enterprise
received Hie Bannor money they have rend
Everyon* is Invited out to cal
Mrs Winifred Dunn (Sanford)
Day*
HppHal
Edition, Bvsblont* Control, Itniolil Knstnrr, IBtj
Cnytnn Davla (Hanford)
....... 1
10 h,'«r
In Geneva, Oviedo, Altnmontn Gift* Chairman, urged nil worker*
lh« «»"ild*U-*, it was said,
Joe linker (Sanford)
[ Spring*, Longwood, Fern I’tirk It. complete their assigumvi-ta ns
Dlsrharxrs
r» t
und Casselberry ah i had copioi eoon as possible.
Wayne Francisco (Sanford)
C O W IC V . M lS S R o H n
Kastner continued. “We not on
of the Hanford pipei dolivcted to
Nettles Bryan (l)*teen)
»*
ly are requested to repott the
t' sir homes.
Hattie Walker INanforti)
To Attend Alumni
Bacaisr of the alcanllc pro- developments of our drive to the
Birth
p
- 1 ens of ll.o lla oer Day
stl", Division Headquarter t in Tampa,
Baby Girt Henderson
Concert Saturday
the special edition «f Tbe Sun- we certainly want to nceuniino*
April IB
f ■r " I i mill wn* de* led Important date tbs local people ready with
Seventeen alumni of the Stetson
Admiaslons
checks, and In particular since we
for tb* irndo n rji.
University Band Including Semi
Mrs. Vlrgie I’rstt (Sanford)
nole High Hand Dlrertur Ernest
Men rant* cooptrtling In tli* are so fortunatu in having the
Kntheran Bellamy ISanfurd)
Cowley and Miss Barbara Bohn,
llvnn»r Days snie event have manpower to do so."
Mrs. Bclra Cottrell (Hanford)
SHS physical education teacher
stalk'd ti at only the 'latest mtrDlsrhargrs
acrcpted Invitation of Band Direc
cluinitlae lor sprint *setal suinmer
Gordon llmlges (Hanford)
tor lllchard M. Feasc-I to return
is I'i’mf offeinl at pilria far Mr. Hougaard, 42,
to Ihe rampu* Saturday, April 21,
below H n iiomii ol and normal
Succumbs Tuesday
for the annusl concert, F«m »c1 said Absentee Ballots
n 'n ll
WlgffO Hougaard, 42, died nl
today.
Appliances, Toleslslun l e t s ,
Fcssrl also called allcntlon to
Imma t eeds, auiidrhs, hardware, Hie Winter Park Hospital nt RiTO
Are
Now
Available
nn illncaa of
published reports that Iho concert
l ai n n i wen, ai;imolil|ps, mcr p. nt. Tuesday
Absentee hallnl* have been re clinm’ si from A to *. Is being of •lx months.
would be held Friday night.
JJ
"It Is necessary that we have reived In the office of the Semi fered to tho shopper IV.ri .g tbe
Burn July 7, IPI1 In Gesrlltf,
this concert on Saturday night be- nole County Supervisor of Regi«lra- bUi’kst annual *V«.rl over to bo Denmark, he had lived for the
rause of Ihe distance our guests Don, .Mrs Camilla Bruce said to- undei Hen here.
P*«t 2'4 year* In Lako M*ry» He
mini travel,” Feasel said. "We do day.
Thousands of shoppers will tak* waa a malntensnco engineer fof
not want lo lnlerfcro with their|
Voter* may now vote by ahsen- advantage uf Iht raving.>; being the Winter Part Hospital. Mr,
«chmd work aa moat of them are lee ballot at Ihe office of the Super offerud and aa the sale g.'Ca Into Dfiigaurd win a Lutheran by
in tho piddle school system."
visor of Registration In the Semi its second mid third days the fai.h
Band alumni return lo Hie ruin- imln County Chamber of Com crowds are axpi f I to inertmae
Survivor* In.'ludl Ills wjllcif
pus for a rehearsal with the Uni ■cree Building between now and and th« sale [ntrrcit a cilerate. Mrr. l.o(» Hougaard of Lake Miry,
versity band tn the aflernoon, a May 3, Mrs, Bruea announced to
his father, Vladlmnr Hougaard,
picnic supper at night followed by day.
Jutland, Denm.vltt nnd one sla
tiic concert In Elisabeth H ill.
CHILI) HTRANGLEH.
ter and brother living In Jutlan-L
All cltlicn# who do not expect
Those Indicating Ihcy would re lo be In Sanford-or Seminole Coun WILI.ISTON '.6—(Jiiinta Ixiulse
Funeral servl. j# are 2:70 p. m.
turn In addition lo MBs Kuhn ami ty on election day may vote by ab Sandlin, 10, (ell from a stcpladdcr tonorrow al tha Ilrls.-on I'itn4rnl
Cowley are: Roy Bennett, music xentee ballot (luring the period set yesterday, her scarf caught on a Heme. Burial will be In Oak Lqrjri
teacher of Orlando; William Bran- aside for that purpose.
nail, and she strangled,
I Mr rnurinl park.
(hoover, of Diaston Jr. High in SI.
I’etm hurg; Joe Couraon, Titusvltlo; John DeYoung, SI, Cloud;
Lcnvll Dicks, Liko Duller; Waller
Hawkins, of Seebrccie in Daytona
Beach; John McDonald, Jackson
ville; James T, Owens, Tampa;
Janet Sauls, Crescent Cily; Louis
Schlegel, Chaltahoochce; Marilyn
Stuart, Orlandu; and Jan* Sum
mers Turner, Orlando.
Wilson School P-TA
Plans Benefit Meal
Hospital Notes
Funeral Is Friday
For 0 . C Wilcox
I1VS NEW MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT area officially places for ahoppera and bualnee* poopia. It la located Juat off ComTRb saw facUUy prevlda* 344 M v parkiag met dal Ave. katwcea Hood and Pelmctta Ave*. (Photo by Jamvsou)
Mr. 0. C. Wilcox. W, died yester
day from an accident.
He wa* i member of the Semi
nole County Sportsman’s Associa
tion and wet a fruit buyer In this
SrCtion.
’ Mr. Wtlcnx made hi* horns at
1tot Hanford Ave. where he had
lived for the last tlx month*.
He was born Sept. 17, 1907 In
Sorrento,
Survivor* Include hla widow anil
three children: 0. C. Wilcox Jr„
of Clevkiaton and Joe Wilcox and
Mlaa Jane Wilcox of Sanford: three
brothers: K. C. Wilcox of Miami,
John Godwin of Jacksonville; and
Robot Godwin of Sorrento.
Pimrrel service* will he held at
4:30 p.m. Friday at Briaaoti Funer GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS TALKS ever tie * produce situation with Jobs Courier
al Home. Burial will be In Oaklewn r« .teniay. Courier, crippled for life by a shot from a Negro's pistol, is Jointly heading
Memorial Park.
fee Governor* Committee with Frank Wheeler In the Ovleda a m - (Staff P m U |
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SA N TO R P TTRRAT.P
S Moil A pr. 16. 1931
B o o rm a n
C a tc h e s S trip e d
(Ceatlued IrM w * One)
u .iii H . W a t s o n , 4 8 ,
valuta la Seminole County." How B a s s A t D u g - O u t
ever, he yetnted to hi* stand on
D ie s In T u s c a lo o s a
A illk line, plenty of tplnneri,
lowering Uze*. in 1482-1164 end luree,
Bids a-e nr.'; _sulv bring tu s |rtJ J | Mr_ j ahn n, Watson. N. died la
fllee and bait along with
INC.
bv t ’10 Sixth Navel F'-tHct Public thj Veterans Hospital at Tuseaa fine reel and rod may be excel
One candid el e wee mining from lent equipment for catching fish
Works Offi??, B ' 17. tl.S. Naval bo-a, Ala., yesterday morning. #
the group i peaking on their own nf various deicriptlone and special
ttvs". i'h’ ric'.J'’. S. 1‘ fjf the f’tWatson had . been, at the
-•i-i'
,
mo \DAT
the children.
t
,
behalf ■far Sheriff of . Semlnolo in tha watara aroum* Sanford.
iowin-j j ') tn ne dor-- at t he— Vrteraiis Hospital for
six weeks
S.
Naval
k".\ilhr>
Air
Statbn
■om. Matron's Club win meet
Seminole Chapter No. I DBS will County. P. H.. U n i Ina. Keeauie of But to HIV-year-old Hlcha-d
and had
been ill for about thset
Shoemaker. « i » meet at the Mno.de HaU at S idneia,-waa not p n a e n t;
Sa"forJ, Fla.
.
Boorman who Uvea on tha Lake
The
first
one
Is
for
fence
and
months.
O.'G.
Owen*
outlined
tfia
quali
S U S to ^ S ; * S » V J » .»
* * .* — . — * -« ■
Mary Road, a stick that ha picked
fications of a sheriff and uld, up in tha woods, a piece of line
area lighting, tho fence to be ap* Ho resided In Sanford at 304 Wen
Mr*/ Manila Griffin wilt be to.
. .. .
.
13th St.
“1 think I h a rt these qualifica with no weight last, and a stray
prr-lmntcly 3.130 feet long.
Mr. Watson was born tn Searlght,
tions
and
am
bettor
qualified
than
Job
two
Is
for
paving,
road
re
The woman of the P in t Prea*
lb* other fu d id atei to bold this hook attached to the end, meant
pairs and tie-down eneltrre, this In Ala., Jan. 17. 1M3 and earns ti
hytarlna Church will hero e P«T*
. i
auceeaa
Sunday
afternoon
near
the
ofllea."
cludes resurfacing of about 43.010 Daytona Beach In 1232 and then tt
or bend h the PWlathee Claaa
(Cewtineed Free! Page Ope) . ;
Dug-Out at tha Lake Monroe
'
C.
W.
■
Back,
usually
brief
and
square yards, plus rcnalre and Sanford In U35 where h* has re
teem at S.45 p. m- end a boat- knd yr it»rnal erganixgUona .have
Bridge.
\f
provision nf M1 tie-'VAn anchors sided since.
neea and isaplratlonei meeting at
sau cited to form group He- to the point, laid *T bailor# tho With only eight feat of line and
Ho wai in th* produce buvlnsst
in existing paving.
A a. m. at the church.
courtte which would provide credlte peoplo now want , an honest and aoma muacl# that he got from the
Til- th - I J.b Is f-r the rchabl-, a* proluca sabsman fur HaroU
The Dependable Claaa of the l)pon , mom*nr* notice, to mem- hardwrorldng ■sheriff."
J. D. 6ordell ipoka on what had banks of tha lake, Richard brought
THII It AN ARTIST S conception of an alomic-po-.vered bomber cabluatlun of buddings 3. I, 3 and 17. j Ka.tncr.
>ir»t Metbodlat Chureh-will meet b#rf , nd thtlr famlll.i. and be a
In a 21V pound striped baas after
able of carrying along its tighter escort. It la called "Project Opos
Job four h for recreational fa-] Mr. Wafmn was a Valeran aat the- horn* of Mre. V. L. Smith, C0MtMt aoUreo of actual blood In bean dona'ia the sheriff a office 13 minutes of fighting the game
sum'* because of Its resemblance to th* manner In which opossums
cliitles. and include* a pavilion World War II a member of BPOB
dgi tV. llth St. at ■ p- « . fur He th# hoiplt|1 r.frjgm vor." Ho can. iJftte'h* took ever Dae. S. “ I sent fish that wandered far from iti
carry their young. The craft was described at a meeting of tl-x
consisting of three buildings, one No. 1241, Sanford, and tha Camp
regular buelneu end eoclsl ««*- tXnU«d by laylngthat'm sny people each *f my m en'to FBI acboel usual place of abode.
Society of Automotive Engineers In New York City. (International!
te keep, them Informed on tho
housing a kitchen and bar, one bell-Loulng Post of tha Ataaricaa
kimla9Ji|
.
retllaa
.that
bleed',
only
do not____P ,
. . tii
shower*, dressing and toilet fa Legion here.
i Christian Women's Fellow- keep* far th rn waaka fpfter Phlfh IstU t TRKboda of lighting. I’v# Known ai ■ silt watar fish, tha
cilities, and on* a band shell. Alio Survivors Includa tha widow
# h ,/ of the Flral ChriatiM Church It la pncaaaed, Into‘^aam evu Jla fe fti quite y w M b M g e i to help striped b ait that manured »
M e m b e rs U rg e d
tho peepio end-1 bar#- many more Inch** In langth, la sort of a
will s u n Monday, 7:38 P-»„ *t not* RSitfd) ae that while «a
a concrete dance floor, a timber Mrs. Margaret K. Watson, San
■If I am continued In of- rarity hart, according to th* lad
the' church for • panel diacuulon ginl**tion’i'baI»tke wiQ be hchl
pier with a diving platform at ford: two daughters, Star? Anns
T
o
C
h
i
l
d
r
e
n
'
s
m i-U M b tn t family Tension.;" ered until all credits have be*n
V f 1 *■/. * » * who was quits proud of hla unusual
one end, 4 masonry barbecue pit's. and Laura Faye, Sanford) two sli*
(Continued Prom Page One)
ghd the man of the church are mod, thla means that ulpod muat M l ' U:
teld the LangnoOd catch.
13 maionry and concrete picnic ten, Mr*. J. H. Wilkinson. Aih
were ladle*, dree***, blouses, ling C o m m i t t e e ‘M e e t
gudianep, “1 g$v* you ■ ahariffs “ 1 didn't svan have a cork on my erie, shoe*, men’s shirts, cape
inifUdd ai guaati.
vllic. Ala., and Mrn. Jehn W. Lov
tables with benches.
he
collected
dally
to
maintain
•
*• At 10 a.m. a Vacation, Bible
of^pe seeoHd W non# - marked line," said Richard Boorman as he tiouiers, underwear, a h I d r • n '* A meeting of the Seminole Coun- Job five Is for a mobile trainer ell, SfltHIcboro, 3fa»s.) • brother
■took
of
all
typda
at
the
Semisale
auto * . . c a m m u n c a tlo n i,
School Clinic will be conducted for
school displayed tha flah ha pulled in.
wear, automobllea, tawn aupplie*,
Children's Commillcc will be hulldlne approximately So by C3 James nay Watson. Anniston, Ala.;
411 Uitarei'.edi wo- **re at flryt B*p- Memorial Hospital, and other la- bus iMtrdU,. tod hood blocks. 1
bicycles, TVs, radios, stoves,] held tomorrow afternoon at 4 feet with concrcte-masonry walls one uncle, G. C. Wetsm. Atlanta
itltutloni throughout Central Pie- korked hard gnd dJllganily to give
tuV Ch«rr*'
'
Oa.) n d two aunts, Mias Laura
r a n g e s , w a s h e r * medicine o'clock at the School Admlnlstra and partition*.
rid ■- Weir asld ha had bean jeif> cloaa law enforcement."
"■ v
cabinet supplies, sundries, and tton Building on Commercial Avc
All bid* must he accomnanlcd hy f d Mlts Miry Watson, Atlanta,
H u g h T r u lu c k Is
, senator Douglas Slenatrom refood products,T[)e m(etlnB jccordinj
0fft- a check fur 310.00, payable to the Ga.
viewfd hi a raeord in th* State O w n e r O f S e c u r i t y
Ennner
Days
will
t,»
a
citywid*
clait
of
Ihn
orjaniration
Is
an Treasurer of the U. S., and bids Funeral arrangements wdi'be an
2 * ® " ,2 * ? i ff U S
• " / <»«
Seaate as e freihman senator. “ I
^
event thli week-end with a threo- important one. All member* arc for Jobs one and two must be In nounced tOlllVtTuW.
Sum! Building of the church.
cegalally invite Vou te check into
day carnival of values never be- urRcd to be present.
by Anril 23, tho*e (or three, four
THcre will be a Joint meeting
Tcchnlclgm from .Central Flo- my record In any way and on L u m b e r , S u p p l y
Duc
ibJence ^
|b# and five by April 26
Owners of the Security Lumber fora eeen In Central Florida.
ef the" Amcrleen Horn* Depart* rlda Blood Bank aro Jn'SatvfOTd every veto I east."
'
TH
®
saving*
offered
the
shopclty
of
tho
Semlnole
County
Chll
and
Suppply
Yard,
carried
tn
an
P ro m e n a d e R e -S e f
m tntnnd the Pina Arts Oaparl* j twl^a each maath forthapurpOw ‘Bob jfolly, mane gar af Pgul MilLONG-DISTANCE TICKET
rommll*ca Cha'n-.an. Her-.,
ynwgit o f ' th# Hanford W’oman'i of taking rapiaca»e«t danort. lar> eimpalgri In' Seminole Court- article In a recent lieu* of Th* per. oL Central Florida In SanJohn L. Gallowiv, Chef de Gt'e.
CODY.
Wyo.
(ypt-Jlm
Wood.
fo rd , first Banner Day event. oId Heckenbseh, the Rev. H. L
fcWi »t I p. m. with Mr*. C. C .1Other donor* .taken arc thole, wh$ ty* explained tb it Miller Wai at Sanford Herald wars in error.
announced
house, Pitchfork, Wyo., rancher..
. today that the rcgu’ir
. ,
Wilch si ipeakar. Heetasiee are are hiring for m iry # ok group ae- tending a , BTfrard Bally and
Hugh Truluck la tha owner et f?
,'V,I>CJr.,
i*10m mr*t' Zimmerman, vice-chelrman, will didn't want
risk running afoul "Mmen.de Voltur* 471 La Soclet*
Id.nt
B.
L.
Perkin.
“will
be
re
j|d
e
„
,he
mcet)n3,
i l ’rfc Dongtaa Stenitrom. Mr*, F .; counU and periohe whb a r t putting would tea the vbtar* personally the Sarurlty Lumber and Stnplv
mutt aatounding aver seen in
„
of the law-. The Cody police deIfddhanrldgc, Mr*. J. Boaard, Mr*, blood in the bank to eatahUih a bnl visit' witn thorn. “Ho la a buit- Yard, located In Sanford at Kixlh th*
stores hcie."
1 15 P'mlble ,hal t,le cnunly- partment rocrived a 3) bill and nostponed until Thursday, April 26
> ) « u n t , Mr.. Miriam RuawU, credit for patients who plan »ur- n n s man and has liked you to St. and Maple Ave.. .according to
, . ‘.
,
wide recrcatinn prnxram will h* on overtime parking ticket from due to conflicting events.
£id Mr*. A 0. Herrlman.
«»ry
gory i" the near future. On the put a *btialnaia mas in a business Mra. J. McKay Truluck. ,
. T,h *
* ,toc!f clea,Iins’
diacusied at tomorrow- afternoon's Woodhouse.
Officers will be elacted at this
.lock
reducing
scheme."
.aid
. » -to a.m. Vacauun ii:oio School first and third tueidaya ef egeli lob." Holly aald.
Mr. and Mra. J. McKay Tru Perkin* at h* explained that mec(in|> ,t was lnnounccd.
promenade and every voyageur lar*
They
were
mailed
from
Cortina.
C i.i; lor all Intcrciud worker, month, White demon ar* taken at ' In the race for House of Rcpri- luck ar* owners of th* property on Banner Day* will bring each
urged to attend.
v
Italy, where he was visiting.
coitlnuo* at Plr.t BabU.t Church. th r Elki Club, 100S Bait Second sentatlvej,. Thomas Stringer uld which the Security Lumber and
•tore's
newest
Item*
for
the
cur
Tit.WRUNG
COYOTR
k file War# Bible Clan of th. Ma- Avenue, from 3 to 5 P. M.: Celore^ Thuraday night, 'T feel that I 5upply Yard Is located, 31ri. Tru rent spring and summer season
HOMESTEAD, Okla. f/Pl—III*
Uioalct Church trill me.t at T p.m. donors, tn* *ama days at Doctar know the filling of ill tht people luck said.
out on the display counters at dog rought a coyote and Frank
lit McKlnlay Hall for a covered dl*h Starke's Clinic. 1011 South San In all tha cuanty. 1 wou.d like to The lumber company and build ; the lowest prices ever offered.
Pfnff found a chain and bell
.upper honoring th. M.thodiu ford Avanue, batwaan, S:W .and continue to work In' the intareat ings, as well as office equipment,
Merchants aro currently receiv around it* nerk. On It wax the
IUnion who will gr.du.te In June. 7(30 P. M. Nolle** are tent te of* children by providing a sound will be auctlnned tomorrow after ing brand new etock each day name of a person who lived 35
, Hp.t* ere Mr. and Mr*. T. B. Butte. patients who have roe aired trdn* Otucatlonal lystom,-"
noon at 1:30 by the HambroUGh especially ordered fur this gi mi lex away. A p p a r e n t l y the
II. JAMES GUT AGENCY
Mr. and Mr*. M. L. Tllll*. Mr. and fusion*, who have no reserve or
Wilson Ai.kamlar amp.iacii-ally National Realty and Auction Com gantic sale* event, according to coyote had heon raught in a trap
V /li B. W. StrudUam, Mrs. i . H. other advance credits, a few day# told bis audlwsce, "( am I.13 firs! pany.
merchant* In Sanford
and then released with the warn
812 EAST FIRST STREET
after blood la given, so that they proluslonal man with courage
, Tindd and MU. AUc. McKJm.
Danner Daya will officially be ing hell.
The
Hock
of
hardware,
doors,
*lThe Cider Spring. Home Demo may arranga for their donor* prom' enough to open an office tn tha windows, lumber, plywoods, ce gin Thursday morning at 9 o'clock
PHONE 78
Club will meet i t Uic home of Mra. ptly and thus discharge a serious enough to open an office In the ment, plaster and other buUdlng and continue through Snturday
Days
event
for
the
.Sanford
Mer
obligation—
their
debt
te
the
com
Wilbur Nol.n i t 1 p.m.
H. JAMES (iliT
JAMES a GUT
louth end of tha county. If thera materials may be purchaied prlv at store closing time.
chant* Association, Saving* that
SanfoTd Tourlit and Shuffl.- munlty blood supply/*
-The Si
“ Expect to see displayed dur cannot he duplicated any where in
la ona way to know the problems I ately at a ipcclal price according
, board dub will hold a c.ver.d dish Weir aald further t h a t all of the people, It la to live with to a printed announcement clrcu- ing Banner Day*," said Gcrdon Central Florida."
roiarve accounts formerly held la them.", ,
pir meeting at I p.m.
Sweeney, Chairman of the Danmr
' )ated In the Sanford area.
Pidall. Clan of tic firrt Orlando ara available to the Sem Don Bale* amphailted 'To have
^
Church trill moat with inole Memorial Hospital upon au- representation Is to sand repraM ft'C irt Mota la Lake Mery at thariaatlen of tho reterya chair aentativea to tha Leglalaturo from
0 p. m, Group No. 1 wilt be hoil- man (as has bean policy In the aU-piwfassloni." For a candidate A n d e r s o n S o y s R a i n
eiaei r/ith Mr.. I. V. G.nvtr pait) and blood eredlta may ba to promlto you a lot of things li
St elu im.il.
transferred from Sanford through just plain (Polish, Bala* laid. How C r e a t e s H e a l t h y
. . . i D\KP'it»
the Central Florida Blood Bank, ever ha told tha Loogsrood Rally
• ■Tka C|rlc end Social Depart to. nearly every section of the “I .am for segregation In our V e g e t a t i o n N a t u r e
ment* *f the Wemtn'. Club will United S tatu via the National aehoola but for oqual faculties,“
“ With an all day rain last Tues
meet et the dub for a program Blood B*nki d u rin g House Sy Gordon Frederick' led off with day, April 10, It certainly creat
by the Sanford Theatre Guild with stem of which Florida la a charter tho faet.'Tt aoomi ai if all polltl- ed a mor* courteous feeling in
X&nald If. Ptatchar, preildent, member. “We have • fin* tcrvle* tvil, cindidalaa aro tailing atones humanity and a more healthy con
apedker. /> one act play trill ho approved by our Doctors, that is at dn# another., I feel that I can dition In ill vegetation," said Sandy
prnanted. floitaiioi are Mr*. J. dependant for future performance repreirat the people of Seminole Andarann In Me weekly news let
N. Glllon. Mr*. C. Ramacy. and upon th* aupport of our people, County In apiU of th* fact that ter reporting on tha Sanford State
Mr*. N. V. Parmer. Mra. R. A. and every effort la mad* by lha I am a lawyer. I can't make you Firmer* Market.
Smith 1. aponior.
Sale* at th* Sanford Sul* Farm.
hospital and th* blood bank to a lot of promlyea — the person
1.10 Woracr* tonfcrenca of the make this support assy and con who does la after your votg for *r» Market last week, said the
P int Chrlitian Church will me.t venient," he coneluded.
Mlflsh rations."
Market Manager, Sandy Andereon,
at the church on Wednesday at
To' ellmax Thuraday nlght'r amounted to 33 varieties totaling
1:30 p.m., Lester Tharp, chairman,
Democratic Rally at Longwood, 60,383 packages, at a gross valua
L e g a l N o tic e '
announces,
Edward G. Hornby, a candidate tion of $107,70 03.
At 10 a.m. Vacation Dibit School
for Secrotary of State was allowed
From a prlcewlxe standpoint
< I'n’c fur all Interested wlrkera i p I S W K W W O T W . tan mlnutta to apaak oa hla plat- moat vegetable* and fruit sold at
stati; o r rL ontua.
fwm. He said, “ ( am the only can satisfactory figures, said Sandy
C3-i;lmi*e at flrtt Bapilet Church. te re the Delate ell
didate for Secratary of State you Anderson.
At 3:30 p.m. Junior Choir re* k L U A N T l i i a A I l D d
peseMML
hsariet at First Baptist Chureh.
1M rHuUATK. people have teen. It la an office
ri.VXL MOTICB
equtally Important as that of Gov
At 7:30 p.m. Young People will
Koilce is hsrebr sivtn that th*
ba In charge of midweek prayer und«r»i*n«<J will, on th* llth Car ernor."
S te v e P e te r s F u n d
yt ils>. A. P . lit*, preseat te th*
ae-vice at First Baptist Church.
llonorehl* County Judin of aemlAt 3:13 p,m. Young People will nol* County, riorlds, my tlnal re
N e a rs $700 T o ta l;
account and voucher*, as eaeto J tho Sunday Scnool Cabinet at turn,
tutor of th* Deist* of Kleanihta F u n e r a l T o m o r r o w
Ar*i deceased, and at eiid time,
f r*t D.iptist Church,
M a n y H e lp in g O u t
and there, make application
1 »i? Woman's Christian Temper- thsn
to in* said Judea for a (Inal aettle- F o r M r s . C . B u r k e
The Stove Peter* Fund ha* reach
merit
of
my
administration
of
said
«i ; L’nlcn ui'grs all church woman
Mre. Cornell* Burk* af 1401 Wait ed a total of nearly 3T00, according
>tat* and (or an order discharging
' n trectlng at the Central Baptist ■
me ae such Administrator.
I bated thia tha ti day *f April, 13th Plae* died April 12, at the to thoM Interested in providing ■
L'",rc.'t etai tlna at 10 a.m.
home of her daughter, Mra, Lula fund for th* family burnsd out of
A, U ilia.
15 Band P arr its \*MV:lat’oi
H elen C o n s t a n t i n e
Jones.
th*h- home on Genava Av*. recent
A<
Adm
lntelrairia
nf
th*
vi.U Intel a: the Hand Hall at 3
Mrs. Burke was bam February ly.
e s t a t e of Kleanthle A r il.
P. nt. \l| nicmbci > a. a urged to
Iteceaaed
, 2. 134* In Quitman, Georgia. She The Sanford Klwinlt Club has
fv. V
W *r«, A tto r n e y fo r
'mend this meet
A im .lnlitrnlur. W o o d ru ff-r* .-i.,n »
cam* to Sanford In JR22 Norn contributed fundi for clothing for
tilUtf-, baiiturd, Florida
lilt it.'..
Montlesfla. She w n ona among th* tan children of th* family v/lth
At 7 p.m. A Biutliorhuod
buppar
-----------r ,— ^TATt:
,'ATB o r
tha oldest eitiiana af Sanford, the David Gitchel a* chairman of th*
.........r
nnaT was th# metbar of IS children.
* il hi icr’.Uti a l First Baptist1 ^i',v.4hV
Ki [ f jt f t $ DHWIin,
commute* providing th* fundi.
Uiurch, A grot i of young men wiU thltU * ,AU\\ 1
1b«n V ud . g f c
ITer lurvtvora ar* s children, A local aboe merchant haa out
levd th. mecth
*^K xla^J.^tuV ^Jxalf °Vrl “
48 irind-ehlldr*n, and t large fitted th* entire family of ten
At 7 p.in, Tht Imarmediat* Choir' jtem'naie* Co3nt^lrS^li
number of great mnd-ehlldren' children with ehoe*.
re 'ears** at FI -st Uaptist Church,
and a number of other relative! Ren Guitavtnn and other in
lathi
ln t° s ° t » * n«ln-‘At 3 p.m. T. j adult choir rerr L , , .....
and friends.
Utla suit 1» In obukn
terested eltlstna have been actl. i
h araea at Plrat BaptUt Church.
for, o th * r relief.
Funeral eervicae far Mr*. Burk* in requesting fundi for Kiev*
v o u or* r « , | u l r * d t o fit * Veer
ke*V iW"**'*T1; ,nd U « *
At 10 a.m. Va:a;loa Bl’ilo School
will h# Tuesday, April IT at I P«t*r» and hie amlly who** homo
w
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l
t
t
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n
t
t
u
t
w
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r
w
i
t
h
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e
at*
l
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r
k
o
f
t in'o for all iutorcusj workori -a W c o u r t o n d o e r v * a c o p y t nh e r e oo f p.m. at Kav Mt. Calvary Baptist
s S J 5 ^ - WP#,fc
COIllnuea at P int DaptJst Church.! J,p<>n Plaintiff# attaraaya oa or be- Chureh West 12Ut-Rev. N. A. Wit- waa completely destroyed ny fir*.
Contribution! may be mailed to the
af t'i* I.a lies Aid Sa-1U ^ V /o r^ J d iV ^ rv '^ ^ 'o ^ w S i eon Pastor.
"Stave Peters Pund" at tu« Florida
WUsen-Clchalbarger Mortuary la Stats Bank.
R
^ a ^ wwill^ ixce:
" 4? at 7 p.m.
°f th*'
W of" ^tha‘ *VT.n5#
U.nd seal
a,
Rxleemar
at >
i;i«rk
rircult Court
tn and
la chorga of amngamants.
h?n!*
00
W,‘l
r • « Btraet and wtil Davs from
p. iisrado.
‘ larrin Pag. ra.lX . V * M
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♦
1 s t. IN S A L E S !
sljnfa In Da Bary where the regular
icm cu
_ n ^_7 bt p b a u
monthly meeting will ba held at fi*m
e
Murrell A, sens
,
E. Murrell
7:30 p.m.
Attorneye. for Pialntlff
1 s t. IN
V A LU E!
^ ra n « * Avenue
.Tito Brownlo# Biolc U uuj of the Orlande
PROOF: Soe how tho aabootno glovo, on that
Preibytorlan Church uUl huva a
left in the picture, ia smudged by tho “dirtycovorod dtah eup.ier at 8:30 p. m.
in tht Educational BuUdlng. Mast
burning tall-ond" of gnaolino . . . while NOdrinki and rolls will ba furnished.
NOX lo a m the glovw on the right efran. That'*
T tttg will bo enterti in ment for We Have a Letter
because Gulf refine# out the “ cupful of trialF irst bectnsa it ’n Finaat i t Lowest Coni'
We’d Like to Send You
'»lo"—the “dirty-burning toil-end —from
Buy U a t H ollor’a and you'll aavo dollar*
•very gallon. In making NQ-NOX*
0 . D. F a r rill 310 E. F irst . . . but wo don't want to land
6 -p tu e n g e r
T O f i:
For 10 veSra this store has it -without your permission!
U will tell you how you can
consiitentiy observed tha folCustom S e d a n
°",r
I / V 5
apply for a $1,004 Ufa Insurance
lowing hours t
policy
t«
help
taka
cars
af
final
W«ok daya • a, m. to Itl3 p. m,
loturdara • a. m. to 7<l« p. m . uxpuniei without burdening your
family, •
Owed froai TiM p. p .
And y*u tan haadlt tn* *n.
w ill • 0. P, Mod.
including eellialau, ftr*. theft, tnaurane* Llf**on baler . '
tiro traneaclon by wall —i with
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e a ii- b u c n iE jg ...p I u 3
h
jo u c a n b u y
OUT AMXB1CAN af KANSAS
fllUILAR DEALS ON ALL MODELS A BODY STYLES
CITY. N* obligation. N t mo will
callt
You- ann givo'na pormiasiMi4*,
**nd thla. frot Inff t matiaR by aimnly milling a postcard‘ or-ldtUr
. *giving *g«) U Old AmeridM.Im
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m t:
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- Bloodmobile
Parking Lot
t e x t s fir.1* stfassrstfSK
General Insurance
Dorit let‘Shrinking Hasepowef
put a drag onyour engine
gasoline that hums dean'
'* 1
People 60 to 80
1956 CHEVROLET
, 3 0 0 “ *« * 5 G M mwosr,,
Package
u
Holler Motor Sales
Nck
J. Brailey Odhani,
DISTRIBUTOR
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Shop and Save
In SanM .
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VOM1HK 1LVII1
Weather
-^ a n ftfrh
Fanr through Wednesday} a Uhl*
cooler today; low
^ _____________________________AN INDKI'KMlK.VT DAILY NEWRPAPBn
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EntnhHnheH 1WM
SANKORI).
A PRIL 17, 193fl
new
Awoeiated Pr*«a I . w e d Wire
17-92
Right-C
Documents To
In Sanford N
I With but two-third* of tha soli
citation! reported as of last night,
thk* Seminole County Unit of th*
i- ’ , . , ’
1
, Amer|«an Cancer Society reports
th* excellent result* of responsive
citiiene to th* Llghta-On campaign
conducted b*tw*cn A and B p.m.
yasUrday.
• At BiU last night, 11,too was re
ported turned In at th* receiving
station located In the Florida State
With only (our of th* clovto Bank. Use of the office wai con
Democratic Rallies to b» held In tributed by T. E. Tucker, treasurer
Oamlnole County behind them, th* of th# Seminole County Unit, Am
elate of 32 candidate* heard from erican Cancer Sodety;
tho platform in each of the speak llarold Kastner, special gifts
ing engagements, iti I hae a heavy chairman'of the Seminole County
schedule of convincing the votor.
Unit, eent in a report of nine di
Huitct»o* for no visit ol Gov
ernor Lelloy Collins to Sanford to Seminole County Attorney Mack
Tonight, the candidate! appear at vision* with eight still outstand
N. Cleveland Jr. told the Board
a echedulcd rally to be held at ing.
A GROUP HE PORTS COLLECTIONS from the I.l Ts-ttn-Drlve conducted in Sanford In. I night. The morrow are: Mrs. Randall Chase, of
Cummisiloncr* this morning
chairman, Mrs. John Schirard Jr.,
Dear Lake in the Florida Power From the outlying communities, office was maintained In the Florida State Bank. (S.uff Photo>
that
he had been atiured by the
Mrs. B, F. Whitner Jr.. Mr». J. P
Company lounge Speaking le headed by Mis* Myrtle Wilson,
Legal
Department of the Slate
Wright Jr.. Mu. Bralley Odham.
echedulcd to get underway at I \ Home Demonstration Agent LongRoad Department that all docu
Mrs.
S.
G.
llarriman,
Mrs.
Arthur
o'clock.
wood reported first at 6:30 yester
ment* for the filing of the con
Harris. Mrs. Frank Russell, and demnation *ull for right-of-way
The Rally in Bear Lake le usually day with « total of 1101.70.
Mrs. T. E. Tucker, said ')an Wright properties on I7-D2 will bo In San
one of th* beet attended of th* Lake Mary reported i total of
Jr., Seminole County Campaign ford Monday or Tuesday of next
eerlai, and candidal** will b* on *6.501 Elder Spring* 155.40.
Dirertor (or.Governor Collin* thi* week.
their toe* In tn attempt to can- Still outstanding ere the report*
morning.
vine* voter* in the aouth end of of eounty communities f r o m
A hearing ha* been vet for
the county of the qualification* Slavic, Oviedo, Geneva, Tiola. and
Mayor F. D. Scott wUl be on hand May It, said Attorney Cleveland,
Everything li In readlnet* for
preiented In their eaarch for ad Lake Monroe.
tomorrow to greet Governor Col for the appointment of appraiser!.
th* biggest sal* event ever to
lins said Wright, at th* reception
Irving Pryor and R. V. Milwee
ditional eupport.
be held In Sanford, »ild Mer
In other acllnn at th# meeting
and meeting of Collins supporter* of the Seminole County Hoard ot
Internet le beginning to increase ware liaison chairmen with Miss The entire group of candidates chant* Association President B.
seeking the office of Seminole L. Perkins Jr. yesterday.
and friend* at th* Collin* For Gov Commissioner* this morning, the
and candidate* ar* beginning to via Myrtle Wilson.
ernor Headquarter* on the Sr.nfnrd- work week of Iho County Road
with on* another for top ipot "The Llghts-On Drive under the County Commissioner will appear
With merchant* * of Sanford
Orlando Highway next to Smltty’i Department was changed from
in their particular race for local chairmanship of conscientious and at the Seminole County Junior cooperating In the cltywlde sale
enthusiastic Mrs. Don Bales was Chamber of Commerce luncheon, i event, every shopper I* assured
a six-day 50-hour week to a fivepolitical offices.
Snappln’ Turtle,
day 47!Vhour week when Cecil
Thia week'* achedule for the a tremendous eucceaa," eald Mr*. Thursday at noon, to speak in of th* moil astounding value*
Plan*
have
been
completed
for
their own behalf and make known ever found on store shelvre,
Field* representing the employes
Democratic Rallle* include* Alta Gertruda Dlngfelder.
Governor
Collin*'
county
wide
visit
JOHN B.
monte Spring* Thursday night at Member* of Beta Sigma Phi their platforms.
counters, and display cases, P*rk| laid Wright a* he announced the of the County Road Dcpaitmcnl
The Jayccc* are conducting a in* suld.
requested a reduction of the num
• o'clock; and Saturday night at Sorority; Ixora Cl-cle and Camellia
The sale of 20 Inti on French meeting of Governor Collins In De
Prairie Lake at tht American Circle of the Sattord Garden Club; "Gel Oul-Tltc-Votc" campaign and
Dour.* will open Thursday morn Ave. fur tho proposed silo of a Land by he and a group of Semi ber of days and the number of
hours Worked, The work day will
Legion Hut with speaking to begin the Pilot Club; Buslneei and Pro have invited all of the candidate, ing at I) o'clock when tha Runner
nole County supporters.
fessional Women's Club; Elks Club; to their meetings to hear each Days rrluhratlun gets underway i modern shopping rcnler and The visit will include ■ stift In be l>>k hours according to an
a'. 6 p.m.
»u)>crrnaikct was completed yes
agreement reached this inomlng
I'andidatoi ar* Introduced by Ladies Society of Brotherhood of candidate speak uut on the rea with the official opening of San terday.
Do Bary, a noontime stop at Die when a motion was made by Com
sons
why
he
is
seeking
a
particu
ford's hiand new Municipal Park
St miaul* County Democratic Ex Locomotive Firemen and Engin
The property Involved Included corner of First Street and Mag missioner Oil* Fourakr# for the
ing Lot to be held at 0:30 a. m.
ecutive Committee C h a i r m a n eers; and a large number of in lar office.
Lots
on* through 20 of Block 16, nolia Ave. wher# Governor Collins cliango and unanimously approved
Thursday's guests will include
James Leo of Oviedo with each dividuals participated.
City Officials, Seminole County
third
Section of Drcemwold, on wilt addres* an expected huge by tile Board of Commissioners.
candidates
for
County
Commis
candidate alto'.UU II/a minutes In Outstanding w»* th* participa
Clumber of Commerce officials,
French
Ave. between 34lh Place crowd Immediately following 12 J. P. La Roche, of Elder Springs,
sioner*
in
Groups
No.
one,
No.
tion *f Navy Officer* wive* of th*
which to apeak.
and officials of th* Sanford Mer
noon.
appeared Indore tho Hoard of Com
chant* Association will take pari and 25th Strati.
Navy Officer* Wive* Club and three, and No. five.
Candidates
In
Group
No.
one,
From the downtown talk, Gover missioners requesting that th0 old
Purchase
price
for
tha
throughin the opening of the new facil
member* of tha Chief Petty Of
ohn B. Root Jr., ion et
of tha
ficers Wives Club in their willing- ara: W. B. Miller, the incumbent; ity, atrlped and marked off for way property, wlion th* sale wai nor Colilni and his party of friends clay pit, recently deeded to Semi John
Ilggt, of S#K
3#i
Robert Bennett; Robert S. 15111- aasy parking In- the Municipal closed yesterday, was announced will go Immediately to tha Collins nole County by Orungu County be J. Bernard Root,
nee* to help their adopted city.
nowt stallonWP
itsllonwf- at ocas
o tte i
Pru; fjovsrjor Headquarter* •'her# sold, lo
jf
Parking Lot located Just off Com as 500.100.
Rldio Button WTRU volunteered blmor; and John Krlder.
Candidates in Group No. three
with tho Atlantic Fleet,
to broadcast name* of eoUcKori are: Otis Fourakra, the Incum mercial Ave. batween Hood and The attorney representing th* soft oflnkt and aandwlclies'will bo Referring (a a previous offer to Springs
1'almatto Ave.
ocllor was William C. Hutchison ■erved to those who visit and meet buy (he properly, Lallorho said Florida Group, a* staff Legal Cf*
and Uielr respective collection* bent and Lawrence Swufford.
Jr.,
and the a Homey representing the Governor. Klaborate plans have that hi* properly bounded tho cluy IlCor.
Merchants
of
Snnford
are
off
every half hour during the drive.
Candidates in Group No. five ering, during Banner
Itio
buyer was Senator Douglas been made and completed fur the pit on all three aide*.
Tho young Naval Olflrer was
Days,
Tiia trial of Coorga Kelsey, Mri. Marjorie Morgansteun pro arc: (Jus Sclimah and Homer Lit Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Mienstrum.
reception here and the nearly When confronted by the Board promoted tn the rank of Lleuten*
vided
the
namee
for
tha
continuing
tle.
Oviedo contU-ble, Indicted for llqa host of values which they .ay
Property was purchased by the three-quarter* of an hour to he with tliu fact that nil property ant (Junior Grade! on March 21,
lwr conspiracy hvi been set to.* broadcast.
cannot t>c matched or paralleled Duval Locations, Inc. .Negotiations spent at Hi* local campaign head must be sold at auction Laliurho IBM after beginning his active
Monday morning, April 21 at 9:30 Don Bales, General Campaign
suid “ I'll go the limit — there'll duty with tho U. S. (aval Reserve
anyvvhero In Central Florida.
lor the purchase of tho 20 lots quarters.
Chairman, and Harold Kastner,
a. m.
“Banner Days is not a stock have been underway lor a number Governor Collin* also expects to be another election.'
In September, 1053.
Special
Gift*
Chairman
urge
all
Kelsey entered a pice of "not (
clearing promotion," said Mer of weeks.
visit Lons wood and then go to However, Attorney Cleveland ex He was commissioned an Ensign
guilty" this morning before Clr- workers t» continue in their ef
chants Association ('resident B. The transaction was handled Oviedo where ■ reception has been plained, "Wo have to abide by .Inn. 2U. 1051 at Newport, R. L
forts in completing their assign
ix t Judge Vaeear Cgrttoo.
1.. Perkins Jr., as he explained through J. W. Hall, Realtor.
arranged hy John Courier and Hie taw Ihu mine as you."
ment*
this
week
so
that
th*
Semi
ha suspended constable I* be
LaRodio agre-'d to submit a (ollmvlnj which he attended Dam*
that1merchandise featured during
Frank Wheeler.
| ago Control School l:i Philadelphia,
ing represented by Attorney Tom nole County Unit of the American
bid on the pru|H-rty.
th# gigantic sale Is spring and
' I'n. nnd then the Naval Justlca
Cantfr Society may again be A statewide spring mooting of summer goods, much of which
Watson. *
Sandy Anderson, Manager of the
Residents
in
tho
area
nf
the
Other action of tho court this honored to belong t« th* “Quota societies for crippled children will was purchased especially for the
Sanford State Farmers Market ex Econohalclivo Creek, south of School at Newport, It. I.
morning included a plea of “pot Tappers Gub" of th* Florida Di be held April 24. according tn in annual event.
pects to be on hand at ths market Oviedo, complained, according In His next assignment was to the
guilty" entered by Gilbert Brook- vision ef th* An**rte*n Csneer So innouncement received In Sanford
when Governor Collins itops by to Commissioner B. C. Dodd, thnl 1Admlniitiatlvo Command Leg*!
Banners are now displayed an
today
by
MrsHerold
Appleby,
ini, Winter Park Negro charge^ ciety.
visit with the market personnel sewage from tho Orlando Disposal Dept, at Great Lakes, 111 wher*
chairman of the Easter Seal cam nouncing tho special event for Knowing the great nerd for dls- and
wltn criminal fitault of two white
produce brokers of that area. Plant was being dumped Into the, he leported May fl, 1051 ,i
i r
the
threa
day
sale
April
lb,
'JO
aitrr relief money by the Ameri
paign In Seminole County.
women. The court appointed Mark
Governor Collins also experts to stream olf Rmilo 50 creating an'1 I.l. (jg) Root served in Iho Legal
ami SI.
can
Red
Cross,
the
Snllle
Harrison
The
meeting
will
be
held
in
Or
N. Cleveland Jr. as Brookins’ at
Immense crowd* ar* expected Chapter, DAR, took up a free will visit Shi via before leaving Semi obnoxious odor nnd Hint fie.li were Dept, as Mast Division Officer,
lando, said Mrs. Applehy, to re
torney who will h« associated with
to
visit Sanford from the Central offering at their regular meeting nole County for Orlando where In- bring killed in the stream.
Investigator, Senior Trial and De
port on result* of the annual
Cbaunccy Buyer of Orlando.
Castor Seal appeal and plan for Florida Trade Area to take ad Friday, April 13, at the home of will make a TV appearance tomor The odor exists late in the even fense Counsel, Summary Court
vantage of the savings offered
row night.
ing and early in Hie morning, said Martial Officer and Head of tha
Funeral servlet* will be held et summer camping, clinical and re during th Banner Daya celebra Mrs. L. P. Hagan.
Commissioner Dodd, nnd lias been Adjudications Dlviiion,
habilitation
projects.
5 p.m, temorrow *t the Briseen
The
sum
realized
amounted
to
going on for «Itout 12 to 14 month*.
A. Pickens Coles, Tampa, presi tion.
Funeret Home for John H. Wilson
*51 50.
Tim report was referred Imme llu lias also served, as tempor
dent
cf
the
Florida
Society
for
■
aho died Sunday morning In Tu»The
mrmht’rs
of
this
nrganlzadiately
lo the Con-1y Health l)o- ary additional duty tn th* Legal
ciloes*. Ale. Th* Rev. W. P. Crippled Children, also announced
Dept at Headquarters of the Ninth
Miiti, at cording In an announcement
partmenl for investigation.
that
Miss
Catherine
Bauer,
Chica
Breeke Jr- will officiate et the **rnado today, arc hoping that other
April 26, reported O. P. Hern Naval District, as Trial and: De
go,
of
the
National
Society
for
The Seminole County Council of don, secretary to Hie Hoard, bus fense Counsel b e f o r e General
vice gnd burial will be In Oikltwn
irgnnliatlons and individuals, even
Tj * Home Demonstration Club's Memorial Park. The Elke will hold Crippled Children and Adults, will
I’
TAi will meet Wednesday a: hern set as the date (or a meet Courts Martial, with furtlisr tem
f they have already made their
be the featured speaker at the
County Council will meet Thurs
annual contribution tn this cause, ID a. rn. In the Lake Monroe School ing of ill clerks to bo used during porary additional duty aa Ad
victory luncheon program.
day at 10:50 |. m. in the Com teevlet* at tha gravaeid*.
for one of It* mast Important meet the election with * represent at ive ministrative Assistant t-j th* Com
Cole* said that although Florida
munity Center. Ail women ar* Among eurvlvere 1* a brother
The Seminal# County Vocation will make further gifts to help In ing*.
Paul
Wettest
ef
Daytona
Beatji.
the relief work now being done by All delegate* from each school, of Hie Slump Voting Machine Com manding Officer, Administrative
received nationwide recognition
asked to bring ■ covered dlih for
Pall beerara wDt be l T. Rich- fer Iti work with crippled child al School announces tha re-opm- th* Red Cron In -the unfortunate
—
pany for Instruction in tho use Command.
lb* luncheon slated It noon.
Ing of th* commercial **wlng
principal*, president* of Inral as- of tho voting marllines.
The Sanford Naval man wai ra
This session will feature a talent arde, Rithard Packard, Harold ren when Gsra Jo Proudfoot, Na class Thursday, April 19.
tornado region*.
soclatlon* and any officer-elect
mmed to his post at Great Lake*,
ah.»v which is to be put on by Kastner, Bill Pharr, Joe Routh, tional Easter Seal girl from Mi Th* *ewlng tchool ha* been Th* Seminole County Red Cross are asked to be present.
Hugh
Whelehtl,
Archie
MeDanlel,
III. with tho Administrative Com
tht different hem* demo dubs.
ami visited th* Whit* House and closed for the last four ve*k* be quota for relief, said the announce Election snd Installations for the
AUDITION
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mand Legal Dept. In July, 1055,
Proceeds for the dgteh auction will C. K. Swindle, Lewie Hobbt, Dick mad* New York appearances, cause of a alack period In the In ment, over and above th* annual county officers for next year will
ON PAGE EIGHT
He reported for duty at Green
go to the l-ll State Camp Improve- Cameron, Frank Cerasoll, A. C. nearly 100,ooo Floridians ar* still dustry. New Instructors have hern fund campaign quota, la |M0,
taka
placi
at
tins
lime
Mime, The* P a t e , Broughton to be heard from contributionCove Springs in January of ,(hla
me''! Progrem.
employed
to
give
the
best
Instruc
year.
Jenne Robison will present a Owntiby, J. A, Sapp, Jo* Erwin. wise.
tion possible to trainees who desire
“It is never too lal# to help a
•Lit at that lime and Mary Ann H. J. Davidson, A. G. Burroughs,
Tetlntky, winner of the loca coun S. 51. Plcktne, J. A. Emerson, crippled child through • local so- to take sewing jobs In plants In
ty public speaking contest will five W. L. Juitlca. R. F. Roblion. Harry daty for crlDnled'children," Coles rated In Sanford, The school l«
locattd In the Ilrookfleld Mills
Took* and Um*r H»ym*n
h:r lecture.
Plant loratrd at 202 North F.lm
Ave.
Th# ichool will operate five
days a week with clausa being
The nvw Do Bary Lions Club
conducted from 6 p. m. to 10 p.
m. Trainees do not receive com
will receive its charier Thursday
pensation while attending school
evening, April is, with a dinner
meeting and entertainment pro
and ar* giv«n no guarani** that
they will b« employed after com
gram at the Sanford Shrln0 Club
puting the DC hour court*, It I*
Building on East P in t 3„
The mailer ot coremonlea .for
possible that tha train** can i«tho event will be Millard Conklin'
cur* a Job In !*•• hour* than <h*
maximum, depending upon the
of Daytona Roach, past Interna
trainee'* manual and mental abi
tional Uiroclcr of Liona, and lb«
lity.,
principal apeakrr will be James
A. Shcrill of Rainbow Spring*, al
The school I* operated by the
Seminole County Board of Puhllc
so a past International 01m tar,
Instruction in eo-ipon»or»hlp with
District Lion* Governor Bar! 'i
th# Sanford Industrial Board. Th#
Zivbarth of Pierson Will deitrgf
Education CommltU# of th# San
(he chcrter and George R (Cut
ford Industrial Board helps to
of Leesburg will install lb# QuR
Officer*.
advlt# on tha policies of the
school. Members of the commit
Thia now club will begin aflUt
tee ar# At Wilson, Herman Ja
25 Charter klombera which bM
cobson, representative* from San
been urgan'ted through tha effort
ford
Manufacturing , Company
of Lion* Special fleprciantstlvn. I
PUrro Manufacturing Company,
C. Donilerder of Jacksonville,
Orookflald Mill* and Fred Mur
listed by Diitrict Governor Bis* .
ray, Director of Vocational Edu
Zebarth of Piarscm and DaQM f
cation for eSmlnole County.
Loop of Sanford who la l o l f '
Any dUt*n of Samlnola County
Chairman, along with m an'
who Is InUrtaUd In taking this NEW OFFICERS ELECTED at tha matting of thi Semlnol* County Campb«ll>Lo**lng Post of the ol the Ranford and Orange
American Legion included commander, Lynn Lyo tj first vire-commander, Harry D. Ru***ll; second
training I* asked to contact the In vice-commander,
IV. C. Hires; third vlro-comman 'er, George DeMattloi chaplain, Paul Breskai hti- Liona Club whe ire co-i|
structors of th# school at Brook torian, re-elected, Cspb Earl T, Loucka: finance of leer, re-elected, R. W. “Bob" Dun*; sergeant.
About BOO persona ar» *
field 5IIIU bctwutn tha hours of al-arms, Frank Takach; and aulataiit asr^unl-Ax-.ima, orrhl#
!J>ii program wUtk
fh'tpg 4r (ks #Wm> we !.«}
« I. m. and 10 y» a .
Jamas BlnglaUry and Joe Field member* «* M* «»-votive cummntee. Orwee by Jam*way
Candidates Will
Speak At Bear Lake
For Tonight's Rally
Big Reception Is
Slated Tomorrow
For Gov. Collins
Commission Post
Candidates Will
Speak At Jaycees
Work
W eek
Changed
Merchants Ready
For Sales Jubilee
Sale Is Completed
For Proposed Site
Of Shopping Center
* *
John B. Root Is
Staff Legal Officer
With Atlantic Fleet
Kelsey's Trial Set
Monday Morning
Crippled Children
Societies Schedule
Meet In Orlando
Local DAR Chapter
Takes Up Offering
Funeral Tomorrow
For J. H. Watson
County Council
To Have Talent
Show, Auction
Vocational School
To Re-Open Sewing
Class Thursday
P-TA Council Sets
Important Meeting
Dc Bary Lions Club
To Receive Charter
At Thursday Meet
am
Ntoi el ?;»> *
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�TTTB SANFORD TTFRALD
A LITTLE ON
ITAflT ECONOMIZING
'IRIN3
Hur"?
Schary: What »bov|t Ilf
Hatvey: That'd be a food yarn
■y 9 tm TMMM
far mjr boy. Ha could rtally bandii
HOLLYWOOD » I IWU follow i k t a ahartou
Safeaiy: 1*11 think about It
Hnrrty: You do th at And hut
‘ha aant, romambar—Paramount and RKO
,
a rt tagor to «l<n my boy, not to
tail atop- mention tha Lot Angela! Rama.
h i m half, g o long, fehary, 1 gotta go.auper-
Cardiff, Wain, era* fleet ow
cuplad aa a Roman fort In tha
a Oral Century.
ona alto In tight art fomou*.
New MOM hai atgned Roaala
aa aa actor. Mall alto continue
gUying football for tha Rrutaa.'!
wander if tie atodla knew* what
It la getting fata. I aia Imagtne
thla exehapgt batweea atapfatler
Itm jr and atedit baa# Oort
•eharyi
gebaryi Mr. Rim. f called you
7S557ww
f *WVea* f fgj
Sports Followers
Aworo O f H. Knox
them, tea, Maw tema they
i getting aart fog iif iilM
da aa my bay?
•ryi Mr. Kami, tha yubUelty
tmant tafia ma that you
called ttf tha merle eatumnlqia
after the preview of ftoaalc'e p4«*
tura. You tatd than that Rennie
wta (rant hut tha picture itunh.
Rarray: It aura did. If Rad
Sendara reached football tha way
yog mike Meturei, he'd be beek
at Vanderbilt In a aeaaon.
£ * r* * (K . Ckaaaa tha Du Pont
9 M f Hauia Patel that's exactly
r W right lw your hnw'i taUHor.
la yew haan Itaaeal MdailtT lriek?
On Pant Paint CheaaMiy hu made tha
L rt#A( aaiat (at each lyp*. Each »u
tdatepad led* a particular job beat.,,
m u>d data it Try yav kind ol Du Poat
^ 'Iruea Paint today and aavet
Beharyi About the new airlpt.
Ii It true that yeu told Regale te
throw tha picture?
w fm » a
Harvey: lure d id .,I won't let
him appear oppealta that unknown
I H Yeu can't aspect the bay ta
icera a teuehdowa without come
IntarfaranH. Haw abeut borrowlag Marilyn Monroo?
Icharyi Don't yeu think llonroe
la a, little h ig h -p o w ered for
Ronnto?
Harvey: That'i what they laid
abaut tha USC lint.' Another thing
-y eu haven't got a big enough
budget on the picture.
•chary: But we'ra going to
■pend a million and a half dol
lar*
Hervay: Not enough. I don't
went my hoy naoclated with any
*t
too much chu
WPW»K,HUM?
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aa yewr Dm Won*
Palm Dooior'a
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promptly l Potto
CRT a F 1TU
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TV
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Clark at aal4 Court
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Logoi Notico
* / • / O P. II•melon
,
Clark of t h t Circuit Court
lark N. ClavalanC, Jr., A tterna y at
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a o a lit. l a n i a r d .
alleiiar (or I'ialMIft
Florid*.
(H a a l)
I I t U A H I'llC R . J R .
M li.rn iy (nr p ialntlff*
P O. Box 11*1
Hart*. ,il. Flo ill* .
b»*t ro i h hid a t th« (root door of
iho ftomlnolo C o u m r Court lloua*.
at Hanford, b f x ln n tn a at H i l l A. M.
" , M onday, J U r i t . l l l l i
1.0t t f B i t B P R. t f l t c h a l l ' a f u r v *y o f L o r y U r a n t , P l a t n o o k 1
.voTicr ia m:iikb? oiv
purounnl to C h ip to r IM.
Hlatutoa, I l i a iho follow
8TATE OF FLCRIUA TOi
Tho unknown atolan*. aucooionr* •rrlbod land* In 8*tnlno|a
In Intoraot. alookholdor*. d i n n e r * , Florida will bo offorod foi
truataoa, arontooo. •••Ian***. Ilonore,
sradllora. o r other parti** olxtmlna
I'Ml I
a r. Iftrn d o *
(. 'U rk o f In* C l r o u l t C o u r t
c ounty, Florida
(C ircuit C o art a o a ll
uuimQ.
lnsr.’Sisa'a sJ.
Ida corporation; and t o y p artita
ho,Inc, or claim In a to boro, any
rlpht. till* or lnl*r**t In t h a follow*
In* dooerltied prnporly. or any part
thtronf, I r l o p and bolna in 8*ml.
nolo County. Florida, to.w lt! MB',
of a e u of flooilnn i* Towrmwp to
■ouih, R a naa in Kail.
Tnu. and each of >ou, a ra hereby
natlllfd t h a t a oult baa boon
brouaht oaolnot yen In Hi* Circuit
Court In nnd for 8*mlnala County,
Florid*, in chum tr y . oi. i u I H ft
AND
SAVE
L IICN'DUK’Ka and UARnifCIltTK
rstir'uW dL?\r^%%TOSM"fr£.u
,a*
i u n l v t d Florid* corporation. at
•L difondanta and you and aach
of you a r a required la tile your
anawor to nlalnllff*' complaint
with tha Clark of •aid Court, and
•orva upon plaintiff*'
a tt o r n * ,.
I1KO A HPREH. I n . Who** a d .
d r o i i la F. 0 Box (111, la n f e r d .
Florid*, a copy of aald anowor on
r b o f o r a T h u n d i r M a y I. A 0 .
C A f ’A C I T Y
JIll
a n d If y o u f a l l i a d o aa. a
K r t a p r o oen(o >oo w ill tt* m t a r e d
P la in * ! you, a n d *»ch o f you for
t | | a r a l l a l d e m a n d e d l a l a i d cam *
11 W e n a tu r e a f th la ault, la J o
quiet the t itle ta th e above d t t t r l b . w f f N i c a a my fterd a i l (ha eeal
of
Mid
C * u rr_ , at
laniard.
Bamlnai* Cauaiy, Florid*, tma If
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lit . IN SALES!
lit . IN VALUE!
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WHO’S THE MAN
THE MOMENT*in
YOUR LIFE NOW/
MVHEJRTS
FREE AS A
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Say
Likes Publicity
About Her Career
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Iff — "l Ilk. publi
city about mjr career, but ! have
never wanted It about my ptreonsl
lift.” So aald Zia Zia Gabor, who
then divulged aueh Itama ai:
1. Sho knowa laa* about
than draco Kelly.
I. Her ex-boyfriend, Porflrlo
Bublroaa, waa broke.) up by her
rniaiement to Hal Hayee.
3. She atarted the romance with
Hayla by asking him for a date.
Deeplte what her rrltlee claim,
Zsa Zta’a pet hobby la not dia
mond. or men, but talking. She
lovea to talk, especially, ihe aaya,
about her work. She waa onthuacd
about doing a Matinee Theater
chore for NBC-TV this Thuraday.
"I play a fabuloualy rich woman
who ha* )uat bought htr fifth hus
band; aha la very unhappy," the
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garrulous Hungarian aald, adding
coyly: "I won’t tell you who It’s
supposed to be."
She alio enthused about doing
four Bob Cummings shows, t n
French picture and an Italian proj
ect In which she would play the
late -(Trace Moore. But somehow
the talk drifted to tho men In her
life, and aha made this comment:
"Actually, I know very little
about men. 1 know lass than Grace
Kelly. Her own mother eaid In
thoie newspaper articles t h a t
Grace had IT boy friends. I never
played the field. There have been
only five men In my life."
Noting a raised eyebrow, she explained: .'We were very rich In
Hungary and my father was vrry
strict. Partly because of this, I
married the urklih ambassador
when I was only 18)4. I lived with
him for two yean and then we
were divorced.
"1 came to this country and six
months later 1 was married to
Conrad llllton. As soon as w* were
divorced, I married eGorgn Sand
era. I was married to him for six
years and then 1 started going
with Ruble."
In Ihe midst of the Rublrosa
to-do came Hayee, wealthy con
tractor and Hollywood man-abnultown. Their romance started, Zsa
Zia aald, when lister Eva Invilrd
her along off a double date to mret
Eva's fiance, Dr. John K. Wil
liam*.
About SO million ton* nf freight,
were moved on t* Mississippi Riv
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described, not with prose, but with poetry. For what words In ordi
nary tannage can properly tell of rich, slightly sweet layers plied
high with Juicy, rosy-red berries and topped with sweet whipped
crramT
However, If words are lacking, a good appetite can do Justice te
this springtime beauty. You will want to save this recipe because
It mikes an old-fashioned type Strawberry Shortcake of auperlattva
goodness.
* Old-Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake
2 cups sifted rake flour
5 tablespoons shortening
2-1/8,teaspoons double-acting
1/3 cup milk
baking powder
Mrlted butter
,
3/4 teaspoon salt
'
2 quarts fresh strawberries
2 Ubleypoona auger
sliced and aweetened
•
.
Whipped cream
Measure sifted (lour, add baking powder, salt, and auger, and lift
again. Cut In shortening. Add milk and itir with fork until aoft
dough Is formed.
Turn out on llghtty floured board and kneed 20 turns. Divide dough
In half and roll encTi piece Into an Ndnch circle, 1/4 Inch thick. Fit
on* circle Into a weft-greased 8-lnch layer pan. Ilnish with melted
butter. 1‘lace aecond circle on topi brush with butler.
Rake In hot oven (4S0'F.) 20 minutes, or until done. Separate
halves of hot shortcake, and spoon strawberries between halves and
on top. Garnish with whipped cream. Makes 0 or 7 servings
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in the low-price Geld. Stop at our showroom now I
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M £M
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�want* to Im bound to.
"It isn't the auaiber aI produoHaiti you'ro la that touata," aba
aall. "The Important thiaa la ta
be la tba riibt thing, with the
right dictator."
Carroll, tba daugbtar of a trar*
allag aaltamtn turaad farmtr,
wot bora la Jahnatowa, Pa. iha
atartad bar cartar aa a daaeor at
11. Oa eaa ol bar latar job* oa TV,
tba doubled aa weather announcer.
One aliht aha loat bar eua earda
•ad, while trylag ta Improrlaa tba
Have Examination
of drivers are.looming abort
lii Aitdrleen etraata and highways without tu n to diacueg tha n a tte r if i f lw i eya to
t r a r having taken a driver** teat. Moat of making change*. For inatinca—TTOitlo, wa
t h a n held lieanaaa th at go back to tha day* have learned, aorae two million psraona now
R aton driver examination* ware eompul- llcanaad to drive .without anamination a r t
to y ,
to ha axamlnad next year.
Thara are aoma good drlvara in thia
That ia fair anough. Driving aa autog rtu p ; thara are also many poor onaa. mobile ia not tha seay-golng buainaaa it waa
Itudiaa iadicat* th at a rather large par- a couple of decade* ago. No on* ehould ex•antaga of these million* are for one tea- pact to be allowed to drive without having
M i or another Incompetent to drive. The .proved his fitness to do so. If reasonable sleyesight of some of them l> bad; other* »uf- iowsnee is made for e«*es of hardship and
fa r frem othar handicap*; aoma nave taken apaclal need, a p rogi’m of re-examination
tha wheel for years without aver really hav- wbuld be a rood Cling.
1s t atudied road aigna and tra ifio safety
■
■! T lia Is a had situation, It leads to aehi who know th* Uw *nd ar* phyblfit for tho demanding task of driving
mbtrs Hoving Trouble
plumbers since the world wee young, seem*
od to bo having trouble. He and hie aide,
* Ukoty l*d with • harried look, had been
; "digging for houre, and driving cables through
f’f j n o , and muttarlng 111 spinlons about sun*
ll d r y obstruenons encountered.
^
So whta tho plumbeh sppesred to mako
i on* of hi* periodic inside checks, the lord
of tha household epoke up thus: ".why not
1 /h v tn t a chemical cartridge that you could
/■ h o o t through the pipe with e sort of gun?
would dissolve whatever’* In the way, and
S you could atop digging and fussing."
Tolerance of ordinary morteli eannot be
numbered among tha plumber’* many vir
tues. Ha fl**d th* lord of the household
with a pitying #y* and retorted, with more
• brevity than grace: ‘Twon’t work."
To which the lord of the household gave
•oft reply, "(Veil, It’s a million dollar Idea
and von can have It for nothing." *
Said the plumber: *Td rather meke my
| million some other tfay."
He didn't say how; merely "some other
way." I t1Just shows that the world doesn’t
always apprsclsts a man with ideas.
S o m e th in g
A Maryland
with w m tthlng
connection with
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
JOINT V. A, Britlan tad M]r« drandpappy Jtnblnt. la o«*
Prtatk oaa*alr aaval manouvm who eta rtmtmbtr whta creeks
ptekad ae only ut ordinary folk.
n n m o D . I I S aw
U e m O K o llie s
*r* doing mo.t of the talking and »• m !vo.
orianitins. The iraat m i d d l e
Brook Haya, Congraaamasfrom
P'« h»r “ndi r. i ^ i , *,wt.
more ta b« made In tha
Haw, tu*kalooa, U dlgptsf eat • /
• SI-ftM* euuvf/M Up IMfoweg
tprtap a w l So pul b ttftap.
throw* by aa laws afearlt. M iu wUUa, burglari owtpaO valuahla
oug links from a Chicago polleo
aaptala'a koaaa A* al* Umar,
OOO.mtl
a oacoi
Old Sol
tmncht
.
Hav* you heard all of the candidate. In ground of raapomlhls eitliona Arkansas, itra tha alluation at aaull, R.b .r
thin year’s political races far local govern- "•«•* **k» •
hw law and tr.mriy aarloua, but faala that with
•• m“ J “ *
. * ... .
* rAtr. In areata an* aoMt t i ll If i h a ->a,r *a - f - o m n i A a ,ima and WhO BSI I naar ano
Ar* your tkildros |*Hine iff of tho
vitamiai and misarali laty natd
la grow itroflf and baalthyf
la turn! tut thoir good health
(and your poaca af mind). Mrvt
than* Oail Iordan Signaturo
The Sanford Herald
Quality Milk.
On* auart of Gail Iordan Milk
provisos 100% of tho minimum
adult daily roguiromonta of sin*
of tho ton o n intiil vitamins and
minarali.
"isif
i rrkook
u
iHt
it !•» tbo n
•r St n n U r
ixsr'tt.
.
I l l
Tit lam •/ MuJton gap June*
U nU SU O l
high school Has com# up
wa epll rather unusualln
th* old problem of report
up ta director. T.ila Karan's "iataat diieovery." To be dUeovarad
by Kaua It batter tbae bavlag a
rich old und* In Auttralla—It’a
tba tupping atosc to quick money
la the beak.
Among the other young atara
Asian htlpsd roektt to a morning
fama art Marlon Brando. Julie
BT IL IgglX BAT
wlia, workable program, eolther Harria, Eva Marl* galnt, and the
fines “tagragatloa" baa baan rebtlllout nor pracipltttt, wblcb jata Jim Daan.
tonad oe the Held aa tbs official aaoilbla local poopla can agrao up* Mlaa lakar had playad only a
i f . foortl11 - tt# f r*Mnt lubornator. on If glvan e chance.
rolatlvaly minor part Inonofilm,
unuaual procedure so far in to verify the w ein»pal|H| it might ba wall to j» m#l *. foliom, Goraruor af the dramatUatlotf af Edna Fartheory th a t moat students don t nead a ra- coaaldar tba vlawa of thoughtful Alabama, toaa tba southtn mind bar's “Olant," whae eaiaa had
port card to tell whether they are doing their
Southern leaders on th* lubjact. parplaaod. Unraat and Hntlon la hor try out for “Baby Doll." After
work properly. There wee a AO per eent
leaking such reaction, the Christ* evidenced la Alabama and alia* eaa reading, be awarded bor tba
correlation between whet grede students !•• Icloace Manltor a iked e num- where. To latolllfontly moot th* till* rol*.
thought they ought to make end What the h«r at auUUndHg fauthorn landnra problem ho ..hodth* Uglalaturo "loby Dot! “ written by Tomm*
taarharw tbnuwbt Um-i tand
k. nvarlw ** clarify thoir thinking and indi- ta sat up a bl-rarinl eommlialM aae Wllllama, la a aax-hauniad
J X i S S J E ,^ i la d ln . lW a .Y v .-r.
I l l «“ • * • > « )« they doam beat t. to help r^olv. th. tonal**. retard gouthart Ul. in which a child
opttmiatle In grading themselves; girl* eon*
t
{« the problem.
vlolanca and find a worhahla aalu* bride eamoe u emotional matur*
-tently grade themselves a little low.
gpace la a single toluma doe* not tloe.
uy la aa almaaphar* af middleThera Is enough good in this idea, w* permit uaa ef the astlra raport but Coliau W. Darden Jr, Fmidoat *l*d eraoe sad *ounf *r^*‘
bellpve, to warrant some very serious a review af the highlights of »ach of tha University ef Virginia, points TH* success of the It*-mUlioatbought about extending It. When the tea- ladivlduil’o atitomont gives t out that the Supreme Court do* dollar produetlea ia « » « *
ehor and pupil both agree on * grade, it’* creas-asamlnstlos of sound, ron* clilon ravoraet tha whole patters t o d a ^ d on haw vMl the punue
probably the right
Butu-when
? tha
a! louth.
‘h' Changes
r[ W# to
* 1 coma
,<n,th,n'overnight
,U ‘V; bewilders*,
S lu d a rS Atnumn-auiaini
&m £ m S m roun*
vm^ J
" l . one.
iL i.i,.
-,,_ vaa teacher
l .,, . boat mlnda In
cannot
flunks e pupil who think, he ought to have
^
h
^
(h, 1W(| ^
bride.
e high grade or vice versa. It ndicatea *
gei^it.r, Mimphi. . . . . million pooplo. H. warn, agaiaat »«t Kasaii « . ubea. wlth
misunderstanding that should be Immediate- ^,-u
, nl- (h|
^ut iha aubitltuling amotion for reason in her aetlag, he Immodiatoly al|n*d
ly threshed out.
nation in tha situation. Ra points attempt!"* to mast tha Hiua. ft her lor •nether mm-an unuiuai
•
•
•
out that aitremkta oh both aid*, will taka time and great patience step for him. And Wlrnar Bros.
A ffA N -J
A if0 n d
aouaetd:
t
w
"There U a tot of air blewlai la
in n Teas*."
Tbla Impromptu ebiarvatloa UR
Mlaa labor at liberty at oaia ta
tala up tha aarloua study of actla, which aha did.
8ha mad* bar Broadway dtbul
la "Eicapada," and Aral was arilleal atteatloa In “All Summer
Lang.” Later tba auditioned
Jack Oarfeln, a joung atafe director, and ha tinted her aooa
after to a lifetime role aa hla wife.
‘ttrv a j !.rw m - ss
Economical, too . ♦ . Gail Iordan
Milk cotrt anly mo cant mora t
gusrt than regular homoganiaad.
• and hat haada for moat of tha political opportunist*.
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
Mr huaband la • hulldor and l
wnrk In an afflra, ta wa hops ta
hullit nur awn homa on our alto
in D« Nary, whara wa can halp to
maka Florida our homa and aoma*
thing to ba proud of. Wa Uko
tha Inland growth of trass and
plant lift, tha maana of fiihlni,
Edition of tha Hanford Herald,
wonderfully put toaothor, and my
huioand and I roally onjnyad It.
Wa vlaltod your city and apant
gulta - tima thor* when wa pur*
•Haoad nur Into at Pa Bary whara
wa bapa to hulld In a faw years.
Wa kinds felt In doubt .bout
•or purchaia at flrit, aa you
kaar oa much about then, fly-by*
tight daralopmtnta In Florida.
Now wa ftol much bettor after
wa Had vUltod your town and
your paper tolling ul how thing,
iro taking shapa.
—* liltM r,
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COMPTROLLER’S CALL
Lotna and Dlacount*
Orordrofta
L»ana and Dlacount*
Ovardufta
Banking lloust, Furniture
and Flaturaa
Federal laianra Bank
atock
Othar Xaaaurcat
If. I. Oovarnmant
Ohllgotlana
f |J »
Othar Market-
’51 Pontiac Catalina
Hardtop
k«lowt —
Oaa ef the reasons why
the youth of today will
have a mora comfortable
•id age ia the increescr) us#
of vitamins, Your children
will live longer because
you have been giving them
vitamin* from their very
birth.
Wa carry hundred* of
different vitamin combina
tion* ifi dtoek and each one
la carefully stored to bent
protect Ita potency. Meny
of them ere refrigerated.
AH of them are tha pro
duct* of pharmaceutical
ihamteta of high reputa-
STAXPMBNT OF CONDITION
AS OF APRIL 1 0 ,1IS0
\gf1UATEB WITB TW1 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANE O f JACK SONYILL*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
STATEMENT OF CONDITION A l OP APRIL 10, 1151
COMPTROLI.IBS CALL
'50 Studebaker Sedan
"A COMFORTABLE OLD
AGE IS THE REWARD
OF A WELL SPENT
YOUTH"
AT 10
hotting and hunting oa tho— art
hath our hnhblot.
With many thank* for your pa
par, good will and prograas far
many yaara to coma,
Youra truly,
Mr, and Mra. Elton A. lunyon
Plainfiald, N. J.
Capital Stock
Curinmtrt Llabllltv L’ndjr
Littara of Cradlt
Dapaatta
FMaral Ratorvo '
lank Itork
Othar Raaeurcaa
U. B- Oov.
OKU*
gatlona
f4T.48S,04l.TS
Othar Morkot
•bl* Banda U ,M 4,ltl.lf
Ctab and
Out from
Banks
SS.T4S.SSg.3l
TOTAL
'52 Bulck Super Sedan
One Owner — Low Mileage
Clean
'54 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 Sedan
TOTAL
One Owner — l i t r e Clean
“* LSAJ.V*
'53 Pontiac Station Wagon
*•*23,**a u iliilf iM i
On* Owner —1 Extra Clean
oa W S a v n n S tT cam
'55 Chevrolet 2-Dr Sedan
-SutSf"
One Owner — Extra Clean
'55 Bulck Special Hard Top
c«"f£ t z r & ! x r '
l.
Aa&auta?CMl3uM
TO UCHTO N
DRUG CO.
i. rnA im n
Varmav, SaatarU, XUrUi
Oopttel Moth •
Burplui
Undtvtdad Fvafito
Rttorvaa
Unwruad Dtacount
Lottara af Cradlt
UpMito
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Member Of Fadaral Dapoalt iMuranca Corporation
f
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ljiijirii
Ratam a
*52 Chevrolet Sedan
'52 Mercury Hard-Top
Banking Kouoa,
funTtur* tad
Fiitura*
Othar Baal totata
Profaaaienal Bldg.
Lot
$ 111 J7T.4M.29
�Mr*, j. r. Luiivn
t
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Hostess Thursday l hec*re G a “ d
For Azalea Circle To Present
Irish Lagend Th tm t For Annual Glee
Club Operetta Slated Friday Night
Operetta aatUJed “Lady of tha garnar. Dorothy Cala, Edna CoTerrace” which will he held thle wen, Betty Crow, Marian Davie,
year, Friday April 20 at I p m. Jeanatta Data, Pal Dunn, Bavarly
in the High School auditorium Event, Gloria Flowtrt, Dorothy
*.th a eaat and ehorui of ISO Hardy. Joan Hughey, Linda Kan- 1There ar# many varlttiee of aarh <
gludtnta.
nar, Mary Jean King, Sandra and a type may be found t« fill J
Kean wheletoma comedy le fur- Lee, Elaine Mime, Donna New- any landecapa nead, Including I
p'ahed by memhtr* of the caat eon, Jeanotte Price,
Merlon parkway*, foundation*, lawn# and I
background and accent j
along with tome "grand tinging Routh, Varti*
Splray. Erlana alio
qf-1 dancing."
Vaughn. Rita H#al. O'Dell# Hem- plant# for your border*. Tell your ,
"The acen# and tha a’.ory taka* llton, Helen Mitchell, and Janie* nurccryman th* petition and af- I
t feet you dwaina and ha will aug- »
niece In the hall of Craughmont Luxen.
.-U t g«»t varletlii* to »ult your aaada. t
Cattle In Ireland which hat beta
Eddie Barbour, John h
Barlay.
Ilh |tIt||f# ol th, f„ . U. f
I
taaaed by Sir Gerald Craughmont, Rutaell Benton,
ar*
th*
Wethlngtoniai
on
both
j
young IriaH nohleman, (Kenneth Wendell Brooke, John Ceraeolt,
Ramiey) who Inherited the Cattle Al Colllna. Darrell Colvin, Robert aldea of Flrat Street from San- I
which to hie dltmay la run down Carver, Georg# Dillard, Reger ford Ava, to th* Meyfalr Hotel. I
gnd mnruaietl to hi* im -|* Squire, Dunn, Claude Hlttell, Bruce Hold, and the cabbage or Sabal palm* I
ST-hael, (Randall Robhlnt).
Rill Harper, Herby Knight, Kenny along tha lake/roni, InUrapamd I
Waehlnitonlai. In thle I
Du# to thle difficulty Gerald MrMurray, Jimmy Moye, Pete with
rente the Cattle a* a aummer' Nath. Ronnie Ruaal, John S h a w , group alto ar« tha China*# Fan I
A n # to John Chandler, (Richard Vergil flplviy, J. D. Stone, L- C. palm (Llvlatona Chlnentla), our I
Tienn). rleh Vm'r-an. Hi* riautli- Smith, Rill Tyre. Lane Warner, common acrub or bruth palmetto J
tef, Clare, (Pat Harrington), be- Barton Stone end Johnny Willi* (Sabal minor), and tha *•* pat- (
metto (Serenna repent). The * • n't L
eomta Intereited In th* legend of amt.
*
th# caitl* which It nulla Internal-: Man1* chorut— Homer A ttu n and aaw palmetto* have flat fan- I
ing and romantlp involving Th* dar. Rohart Carter, Wealey D#«e, ahaped leave* without th* mid- I
Lady of the Tarrace, the lata Hepry Caann, Tony Hetman. Ray rlh ctirve that la characterlatlc of I
Mary of Craughmont, (Bobby Johntnn, Charlea Panca, Richard th* rehhag* palm. Th* itw pal- I
Crutchfield).
Rhagan, Al Rtenlay. Meredith metto uiually ha* It* trunk I
. A romance bloeioma along with Scott. Bob Reely, Teddy Walkar. tprawllng along th* ground al- I
• -lwr«<T7 wmea finally become* Johnny Yearklt, Jimmy Owen, thomh occaetonal apartment arr I
*
entvwL Othera . lending to the Murray Nenca, Brantley Schlrard, upright.
Th* feather-leaf type la more THE CENTER OF THE RAINBOW. Mitt Irma Jtan Corley, worthy
gfcedy ecte are Dennla O'Hara Philip Byrd, and Bobhy Little,
if^ayne McCoy), an Irivh eer-1 When It Rain* In Springtime— exotic In appearance and include*
want; Molly O'Hara, (Shirley Ratty Johnson. Dotty Melt*. IH* •uch well known varieties aa th*
Atldlrion), wife of Dennie; Lady Caueey, Alll* Belt Cownlng. Lola (Royal andI Coconut palm*- of «
•outhem Florida and al»o our
tried and truo Coco* plumo-»,i
Daria) a coueln; Peggy a roualni Donna Evan*, Ruth Jean Rnhln- Cocoa auatrallt or Bulia which
Feggy Craughmont, (Kay* Jen- .on. and Nancy While.
haa gray-green deeply curved I
litne). Gerald'* younger aiaten
Irith Girl.-Lin.tn Andereon, Irondi md yell™ (r
'»*
1
and a acnr* of dancer* and ting- Linda Smith, DeD* Sharon, \*l-;*nd th* Phoenix or Dale palm*
—
1 — .............. ....................aria Klrchhoff, Mary Ann Wright, aa welt *i numirou* othere.
I
I Ann Vorndran, Ru'hl# Noltlea,
Phoenix apeclmani In thia area
r n n / i n l h l h Sarah Dunn. Nancy Travoen* and Include th* Canary laland date Poodle dog cut outt. brightly tm*.
i / U L U f U l l U U k e l U L / Ann f urnrr
palm (Phoenix ranarienela) a* colored can can tkiilt and t*v at- Mfea
a
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Old Faahloned Way— Bobby seen at our pmt offlr# corner, in *d pxttel ribhnn atrcamen ef- 11h S<
A D D O in tS ' lleQCLS Crutchfield, Mary Ann Wright,, lakafront park and In varloua festively carried out the "April morta
Philip Byrd. R-ibhy Little, Mary eardena
all over th* city, and an In Perl*" them* for the Ra'n- lackl*
_Traveio*. o......
outstanding
planting of Ractlnlng
atria’ Dane* held In th# tlrah*
frim m iifa B C
Gear*
Nancy Tr*v*.r>*.
n1 r
v /
L.(JlflffuLLCCj
Murray Nanr*. andBrantley
>lnt« palm*
IPhoarix racllnatat Shrine hulldin* Frbtey night Scrvtc
Schlrard.
lining both tide* of F.liintt Av*. from P til IS midnight.
dune
Th* Jacaianda Circle of SenBallet Dancer*—Janie* Klnla*. In the Mavfair »#ctlon. Thl* latter
Pretty girl* In dancing format* <crvor
ford Garden Club met at TtM
b0, # Speer, Nancy Rleh- tree wlyh it* rnanv reclining twayed tn th* toft mualc of tha l.inda
p.m, Friilav.night at th# Garden trij, yfnrcla l.nechelt, Ann Her- trunk* makei an effective l*«n Mal-n-Daraa with their da*«t *« r>avli,
Canter with Mri. D E. Walt*, v#y
|>0tty William*.
aperlmen and It* trunk* may he th* Parle mund sifted into tb*
JT-i. F 0. Smith, and Mrt. H. E.
jr„h p„|0 nance—l arol Nutt, reitrlcted to three to five to ron- room.
),y, ’
JlcSwain at hoateeaat. The room
nance* art dimted by Janl-e «erv* apace, A very graceful and
Mr*. K«lhleen Reynnlii*. ivnth' r j , -n
wax decorated with dark red, Klnlaw, r*ml Nutt, and Huibury dainty Phoenix palm It tha plg- advlmr. alone wiih A O.r, \V. A, ,jia
whlle and pale pink carnalioui nanc* Studio.
mv date palm (Phoanix ro*h*lenii Reynold*, TSS", received Inviiaalong with baby braath bouqutta.
S t a g * Commltta* Include*: with fin* featherv follag* and tion* at the door. Other char- \(j(l
Mr*. N. R. Whitney, formerly Shirley ~Anderaon, Tommy Wyatt, «1nw growth which make* It eronaa Included Mr*. Phil Wyat\
Vr>. Mett* Starke, presided a* j„ # n*vl»,
Kenneth Ramsey, ideal for pot*.' foundation or Mr*. Virginia Andereon. Mrt. (inmli*
chairman Th* program wa* open- ni-hwrtt Tlwn. Vvonn* Cullen, ihedy b->r<l"r* where a larger Burney. Mr*. Raymond Lunduu'-t. Allrwil
od with Mr*. Irving Pryor read- Bobby Crutchfield, Diana Fleit- palm wouldn't do.
Mrt. R. N. Rrn»n. Mr and M»*. c|,fiur
Oth#r feather
P » l m » not a* f„ T. Sh.nuard. CHCARP. II. W, T,
i f - the "Beatitude* for Beaulifl- her, i n ( y Linda Andaraon, '
cation," followed by th* group Arrom-anlita fnr the affair ar* wlrfelv grown In Central Florida Fllbry, DSN; Mr. and Mrt John fcdhei
repeating tb# Lord'* Prayer. Thl* Nancy Ca*h end Tnmmy Wyatt, hut deiervl"^ a trial In sheltered «heo-ard. Mr and Mrt .lor Cor- ^,|n<
followed by roll call. K wa* yj fl oill« Raea* Whittle la diree- Ineationi ar*
th* Adonidla nr l*v ami Mr. .and Mrt. E, A. Dar* vrted t'’, \.H j». R. R. P - t 'Iov tor,
Merrill’* pelm and the Alexander H». .
|]yri)
wa* III, and the'circle end ho*.
------------------ | aim both having eoar«er follag*
During the hreak In the *ve- j,j||
tense voted to tend her th*
|
.
than Our Coco* plumoia and nlng of <fancin» wat the Introducilfweri uted at tha meeting.
_ I - - /
orangey red frulti. The** *r* Ing of the offlcert and member* hfr< v
Th* meeting wa* devoted pri- L eC lT L I U I
much u«*d In South Florida along with their date* A* th*
yn'-ily to preparing th* new year . •
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I
where the Coma plumoaa It not vonng rnu'det came In they
h->ok. Appointed chairmen of the H r t e
f 0 / 1 / CLD
hurricane hardy,
formed I large rninhow wl*h
atandfng
committee*
writ: " *
I
There are *'<* many rluwler Mitt lr»m Jo*n r.uley, woilliy
Award* - Mr*. F.ltnn C. Ru*h: A t C x t s v n e U n m a
type palm* that do well in our advltor and her dele, Jim War- u 11 '
Bird* and Comervation * Mr*. A i l t V Q l l 5 f l U / r l C gardens and maka lovely patio ner. at Ihe renter.
'* "1*
Mahal Gear; Clvle Planning •
plante whi1# young. Theta Include
Of'lrert and memhar* Intro- **ri>
*>l. Frank Miller; Courteiy •
The Central Circle of the Garden th. null# dwarf NeentH# Bella or •need Included Mlt* KHaaheth
* 11
Jlra, Jo*enh Terlap; Exchange - duh met at lit# home of Mrt. Collinta elegant often confuted1 Woodruff. Iln ie. H-ontly S hi- r'" '" r
Mr*. DtWItt Hunter and Mr*. Frank Evan* m Lake Mar) Thura- «ith Chpentaedorea elegant, iht card: Mitt Shirley Morgan, Re- ' r*'1 '
day mqrntng.
mqrning.
Arec* or can# palm with yellow corder. I e.lie Smith Ml** Lind* .
,/
Lymen Myer*. Flower Show • day
The tea tion opened with the
Mr*. Joseph Terlap and Mri. R.
Smith, T rtiturtr, Jimmv Haw- Q u i
G. Rlckeon; Garden Gate * Mrs. "Besutuatt (or Bat utilisation"
h(n*; M*<* N*o"" Pt-*>,
j, ’
W. B, Rrinaont Therapy • Mra. pretonled by Mri. Moore, chair
Haney
Caannt
Mtae
Doui#
WilliG
flf
C. M. Flower*; Garden Center • men, by tha courtesy of Mrs MelMri. Jackson Little) Horticul vlll* Kill. Florida Federation nt
»Hy pelm with ed with them heciua* of thrir ** 1" C . I IV
ture • Mr*. L. B. Steele; Junior Garden Club Roadside Developahaped frond*, almlltr aopeeranc*. Cyre* clrcln.
t
T t.ir.)..-'.
Garden Club • Mri. Anthonyf mint Chairmen and th« ZephyrII* Is a good *H* or fern pelm he# long fern „f tb*
P
agram and Tear leak • Mra. hlile. Newi.
quire* ehad*. | Ilk* fol'ey* enrlnglng from the Cb-i, «« 'h* Ve-bj
C. Andrew and Mr*. Burnell
Routine hualneil wee conducted
averleok tha heart ef th* plant. Lovely u H - ic -n '-.t vft, #l»b
11; Publicity • Hre. Irving I. and commute* ebalrmen report*
which arc not mine ar* on Perk Ave. at Six- to* In ft, nl«v Ton
Pryors Weya and Mean* • Mrs- were given,
re uiually lilt- teenth Rl.
Cyraa revolut* h«« wN< ,»v^n a rt a
A. J. Walkar and Mri. J. F.
Mra. Ronettar gave a talk aa
------------------atlffar dark green fronda. Th»r* •v>n|ng *<• *|,
Lewie.
Horticulture after whlck Mri.
mte were aerr*
* plfmy variety, fin# for
winn-r*, wi'h in
Th* neat meeting will b* May Moore and Mra. George HeCalJ,
ii. Mra. Frank Pfltl Eamla la a low palm 10* « tr* Mr-. nd»«
11 with a picnic aupper at MO delegate* ,te th* conventlan, give
jackmn. Mra.
wi'h dark graan fn1iag« »f- r,*.., r..nk, T)'- re.m. at the home «f Mr*. Elton interesting highlight# on the con
III Lola Camp•» border plent.
« , r . cl- ie. with 1
Ruth with Mr*. Andrew* co-hot- vention In TaUahina*. Among
A fr*» government bulletin writ *„d Eilwnrd
tlema of Inioreat wit the (act that
that I market ^"other IS!. "Native and Exotic tennd with 09't f
Mr*. Walker and Mrt. Lewie th* Garden Clubber* were Invited
* held at the ^»lm» "t Florida" may h* oh- Hn»!v hv Mra. H
displayed "little May Day hae- to a tea at th* Grove, the ham*
t Mri. M. C.
by
sending a card to
p*ul M-.gciva
k lu " which will he put on tray* of Gov. Colllna. The governor alio
Agricultural Ritlnilon Service,*nd Tecil Rin«i
• l th« haapltal an Mny 10. Their w n a gueat apoakar at on* *(
ir* Mri B. C. 0*In«avllU, Florida. Thia HullcTn i.audlcy »lt)i 07.
committee Is ala* ta fumlih the banquets of tho Florida Fed*,
flower* at th* hoepltal that day. ration.
i McCall Mri' *' ^ul* ^ cultural dlr*cti»na, d«Tho»» duplicate
The scenting rioted after which
i. Zeb Ratiiffi Mrtptlien* and illuetratloni of « o»Kly ovente am
A abort courao for tho mombers
ih* former Mri. Rtnrbe we* yre- will bo held la GalnetvIUe, June
ri. E M Hoke' ^*** nod many other pelnu.
the public.
earned with a lovely wadding gift ll-ll. Mra. McCall, piogram chair
from th* elrcls. Refreshments man, Introduced Mra. C. J. Jackwar* a wadding rake, dainty ton who prceentid a program oa Mri. J. W. Irhwara. Mri A. We
aandwiehae, mint*, and lemonade. Palma recommended for Florida Rcnatter, Mri. J. I. Floldi. Mra.
Preient were Mri, Mclwaln, by Watklna and Wolf*.
C. E. Jackion. Mra. A. J. PalerMra. Aatheny. Mr*. R. L. White,
af the club than ratlr- toa, Mra. A. C. lenaoi and tic
Bell, Mrt. leaula Thornton, tdMcmbors
ta tha Florida Room where hoateaiei.
Jfr*. Little, Mr». imlth, Mri.
Berth* Rhodee. Mr*,. J. C. Andrewe, Mr*. Brlnaen, Mri. Ruth,
Mra, Flowerf, Mn. Gear, Mri.
Hickeen. Mr*. Jon**. Mr*. Lewti,
Mn. Myere, Mra. Miller, Mra.
fryor, Mr*. Whitney. Mre. Sleet*.
Mr*. Terlap, Mr*. Geneva lu lVOTE FOR
kirk and Mra, Walker.
Mr*. J. P. Cullen w n hoitess
in Atalea Circle,. Sanford Garden
Club, tail Thursday ovanlnf at ber
home on Crystal Lake.
Ivey and Pintai were ,u**d at'
(actively in a crockery rim »» a
coiiM labia at n o i t mem. Glonuta
liliti and wild lloutri wart com
bined in a brigat comer piece on
toe re.reiamtnl table.
Mri. L E. Spincer prtildeU
over tbc meeting in tne abience
ol tiie ciiairman, Ur*. Jay Young
kin. Henry RutaeU, who ii compil
ing the program for next year,
accepted auggeationa tor fu.urt
U c u acliviliea.
Becauas ol the widespread tn
tereal created by "Tne Chnilmaa
flower Shaw" membera all ea
proved hope ana aubmuteu auggtaliona that the Garden Club
wuuJtt apontor another Cbrlatmai
Situ* next year.
Winter t'aix Garden Club extend
ed Invltatlona to all niteretied paraona to attend their Show "April
Treaaurerea", April II. Ure Roy
Mila Invited the group tu her Catup
tor tne (Inal meeting of the cur
rent y en . IT'day, May t It
1 tie noetesa **rved cake ard
ci nee to hit giaita at Ua tun
cuiiun ol (ha bnel meeting. Tout*
aitenamg were: Mra. Henry lieLaultti or., Mra. E. f . u.m*..,
Mra. trad Pope. Mra. fc. t . HXrper, Mr*. W. ri. oeiinmga Mra.
W*. P. Yealey, Mra. Kuaaell, Mrt.
iuiii , Mu. o^eucer. ana am . cut
ten.
Play For Group
. Member* of the Civic Depart
ment of the Sanford Woman'*
Club have a treat In atoie when
the Sanford Theatre Guild pr«atnta « one-act play at the re
gular coverrd-dun luncheon meet
ing of the department at Hit 10
p. m. Wfdneaday, April II, Mra.'
Ralph Amlin Sm'th, apomor (or
the program, anti).
The play, "Th# ritfallt of
Marriage”, under the direction of
Don Fletcher, preeldent of the
Theatre Guild, will he given Im
mediately following the luncheon
and a ehort huahieai eetalon l>y
the department rKaitman, Mrt. H.
C. Moore. Memhere of the Guild
have hullt their own alagt idling
for thia play,
Hoaltaaea for the luncheon are
Mr*. J. N. (illIon. Mrt. Clyd*
Ramiey amt Mra. N. V. Farmer.
immediately
following
thle
meeting, tha Social Department
of the Club will have a Deaaert
Bridge and Canaata party with
Mr*. John Raker, Mrt. R. T. War*
ran and Mr*, B. R. Back aa boattaaae.
April IS
David Wilkloa
Rigntley Shirard
C. C. Hand trios
• Emory Spelr
(pBAADJialA.
Mr*. R. T. Thome* ha* return*
*d home from Florence, S. C, where
aha wee called due to the death
of her altter, MMre. J, T. Moa*
tngo.
California had a populaHei
gain of ll.t per cent ^etweal
April I, ItM and July I. IBM.
Mj family likes '
‘^/sfcyj'liclter
\J
Flower Creations
Judged At Meet
Of Magnolia Group
family will liV« Bordan'i Craamod
Ccltoga Cheap* battar, tool Like III countrylraah flavor and the tandsr taxtur* of Ha
medium sized curdi . , . Remember! with
Borden'* Cottage Cheep* you always have
ireth ideal for dishes that are different
appetising, healthful dishei that look irejherc
taste belter.
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Operated Owe Baatneae U Cmm.
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what a W all-T alaphonad
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live, work, play and sleep, phone* In your choice of eight
decorator colors to contra*! or harmonise with mom fur*
•iehinge. . . epnng cord#. , . dial* that light up la tha dork
The*# a n com* of tha modem convenience* now avail*
able to maka your* a wall-telephoned home. Th* coot la
eurpriaingly low. Voui Telephone Company haa aoma auggestion* for making your phon# service ** modem ami
complete a* your horns. Call our Butinas* Offleo now lot
full information.
Other Canvtnfancoa for th* WaK-Fa/ephonocf Home
seiAKiirttONl—Itt* you talk end llatea without lifting
th* receiver.
voLUMi-coNiaoi rnoNi-ium k up ar down like a
radio.
eurpooi rHbNia-w**th*r proof. .. euitsblo toe fOti«
sad all other outdoor locanoa*.
O .A C. F I N A N C E
cam
f ilfl
C O R F O S A T I O N
lU Wait Firii Street
S o u th e r n
T a lt p h o n t
and Tolojraph Company
�itN
the
tostua#
S e rie s
ad m ood flak# io the B oun
league wbafl they clubbed the Firat** 4 to I io y o iu rd ift gam*.
TkO winner* bed dona big iontag. tko third, when they maaaad
three rena oft Charlie EaglUh end
thee picked op aa Inaurance tally
to tha fifth. The Buea bed te be
(' aetieded with on* marker each
to tho third aad the fifth. They
played without the sarvicaa ol
Jimmy Moya who wrenched his
onhle lost week.
Oeorge Uerrleu end Cecil Dandrtoga were the big gun* with the
eucn aa each got e tingle and a
double out of thraa tripe to the
■Into.
NEW Y O U Uto-TO* ally, whlah
prtdaa Hm U la M ai thinga Wliar
and batur than anyplace alia, haa
jo<t iu kid (or tha ranswa. o( tha
colorful Army-Notr* Dana foot
ball aarUa because li Isn't bl|
enough.
\
Philadelphia, with Ita 10c,000saat Municipal Stadium and n
groan into expected to top tha bast
New York could offer by $110,000,
will get the game Instead. It alia
bae b e n thn site of recant ArmyNavy gam**.
'Gama time in Oct. U, HIT—
ending a 10-yaar break In foot*
ball rivalry between the two In.
lUtUtlODI,
Yankee Stadium, with a maxiTrouble starled brewing fur the mam capacity of 74,000, wae the
luce wbea Powell wai patted aa
ha lad off the big Inning. Adams’
WMd foliar wai dropped It tha
attempt at aacouu and Uu
men wart aboard tha base*. Here
te where Harriett got bu two-baggar lor a pair of runs and latar
raced home (or the otner marker
Of tho Dame.
Adams smashed a lasr ball Into
right to wind up at second end
later mad* it on around whan
Dandrldge almost duplicated his
blow.
tialligan was safe on Guambcl’a bobble and mada the first
Pirate run on a wild pitch and a
passed bell. Davis was responsi
ble lor tha other tally attar be
aingied._
Flayer
Adame, U
Harriett, c
Dandrldgc, p
Bush, 3b
Bramlett, aa
McCommona, lb
High, lb
Goambel, cf
Powell, rf
Player
Hadson lb
HaUlgan, s
Davis, lb
Oilman, c
Brooks, lb
English, p
TIGERS
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New York Yank** Baseball Hub,
yesterday, Ha Indicated ho would
confer with Yankee official* about
bringing soma other Army gam*
to New York.
Mayor Wagner said the situa
tion pointed up the need for a
larger atadlum in New York, A
bill setting up a tax-free authority
to build • 10-milllon-dollar home
for tha Brooklyn Dodgare current
ly la being considered by Gov.
Herrlman and the Borough of
Manhattan la talking about a 110,.
000-iaat stadium for tho New
York Giants.
II 4 s
PIRATES
AB R 11
3 0 0
Big Crowd Looked
For A t AAA's 55th
Pennant Race
■y TVS ASSOCIATED PRESS
Mora than *0,000 fani were ex
pected to watch opening glmea
of thn American Aim .’* 6th pen
nant race today.
The Claia AAA liague'a IMS
campaign wai ichcduled Io open
la an afternoon fame between
Omaha and Indians poll* In the in*
dlana city. Night garnet Included
Denver at Wichita, St. Paul at
LoulivUU and defending cham
pion Minneapolis at Charltaton.
Ed Doherty of Louisville, startIng his third year aa itagua presi
dent, predicted a big aaason.
"Given anything approximate a
dose race, ! believe we have a
rati chance of not only ’inching
the two million attandc * mark,
but also of challenging me alltime record of 2,233,833 act in
1940," Doherty said,
Wlchita’i Craves bow Into AAA
baseball for th0 first time under
Manager George Selkirk, former
star outfielder fur the New York
Yankaea. The Kansas city mnvod
into the association this year from
the Class A Western League, re
placing Toledo.
Two new managers ar* making
their league dsbut—eddlc Stanky
■t Minneapolis ami Charley Metro
at Charleston. Selkirk went along
to Wichita with the Toledo fran
chise.
PUCCINELLI DIES
SAN FRANCISCO M — Oeorge
Puccinelll, 49, an outfielder with
the St. Loula Browns and Cardl*
nils and the Philadelphia Athlet
ic* In the 30's, died yaaterday
while playing golf.
Brooklyn la plagued by pitching llama* fln t opener since Jp 2 .
Br job ir t r m r n
miseries.
Tha departure of Johnny Righthander Frank SuIlivan^lS*
NEW YORK. tn-WIU Brookljn
dash from tha barriar for .'0 Podrea, the l a r i arms of Billy 13) wsa slated to faro Bill Wi|ht
straight, aa It did lait year? Did Loaa and Karl Spooner and the (S-8), BalUmors'a veteran left
tha Yankeaa pick up pannant In- uncertainty of Carl Erskine to hander.
auranca when they got aoulhpaw pitch tha full season with a balky The larged National League
Maury McDermott from Washing- elbow should prevent a romp such crowd (0,000) was expected at
Milwaukee. Lew Burdette (13 8)
ton? Ara tha Boston Red Son Im as last year.
proved sufficiently to wrest the
Approximately 250,000 specta hurl* against the Chicago Cuba
American League title from New tors, forcing bad waather, were ex who had Bob Rush (13-11) all
YorkT
pected to view the opencra. A primed.
Which team got tha batter of tha crowd of aome 28,600 was assured
Another brilliant pitchingglud
deal that sent Larry Doby to Chi at Washington, whero President waa in tha oiling at Brodflyn,
cago and Chico Carraaqucl to Eisenhower was all set to uncork where the league’s only 20-gama
Cleveland last vlnterT Can rookie tha first "pitch," tha signal for winners were almost certain to
Lu'a Aparlelo fill Carraaqucl'* tha official opening of tho '36 sea square off. Robin Roberts (23*14)
ahoea at shortstop for the Whit* son. Tha scheduled pitcher* were (or Philadelphia and non New.
Sox?
Don Larsen (9-2) for New York combo (20-5) for Brooklyn were
These were soma of the ques and Camllo Paacual (2-13) for the main attraction.
tions confronting managers today Washington.
At the PolO Grounds, the Giants,
si the 1950 major league m son
A pitching dual was in prospect behind southpaw ace Johnny Am
got underway In sight cities
In Chicago where Cleveland's ace tooelll (14-10), wer» primed lor
TH* m tl M THt SW AP-otp '
Although tabbed as haavy favor right-hander Bob Lemon (18-10) their opener against Plttibsu’gh
ites to meet again in the World claskee with Billy Plarc* (13-10). with Bob Friend (110) ot^the
Series, the Yankeaa and Dodgers, At Detroit, Frank wan* (14-13), mound.
of H*
OTHtP
Ilka the 14 other dubs, are beset tha Tigers' sophomore right-hand In Cincinnati, ’ the Cardinals,
mo i
with problems. Tha Yankee* are er, was given the assignment with Vinegar Bend Mizell cut the
m ao. 4
vulnerable at shortstop and In the aaninst the Kamos City Athletics' mound, were the opposition, Tho
»ur
w
relief department. Their biggest wily southpaw Alex Kellner Ml-9). Reds' opening choice waa Joe NlixF/4UX8*
headache may Come front their In Boston, It will be Ted WL1* hall (17-13).
TO
fMPPOM
strongest department — tho out
OH THAT
field. Although Mickey Mmule has
fh*
gi.cn promise this spring of fulnA *.
(illing his tremendous potential,
there I* a constant concorn over
his damaged lags.
Hank Bauer, still not fully re
MOOBE BEATS PARMENTIER
covered from the groin Injury that
SEATTLE i* - Light heavycut short his World Scries action,
weight champ Archlo Muon, al
Is playing dospite a specialist's
most having to leap to land hi*
orders to rest;for an entiro season.
26 St. & French Ave.
Should either outfielder bo made
blows, easily disposed of tall
unavailable
for
any
length
of
time,
Miguel
BerNEW
YORK
Ul
George Parmentler In the third
rlos, a pint-sized featherweight the Yankees would bo In trouble.
aon-titla fight here last night.
with a big book and a big heart,
Moore, weighing in fat 193, today dared champion Sandy Sad
dropped the 233-pound, 9 fool 3- dler and Frcncn contender Cherlf "I'm going to the commission
this week and post a rurfelt check
Inch giant from Eureka, Calif., Hamia to taka him on.
for a title fight with Saddlar,"
threa times In the third round.
The 3-2, 23-year-old Puerto Ri ■aid manager Jimmy DcAngelo
Under new m anagem ent. , .
can who now llvei In New York as his tiny gladiator vigorously
Issued bla challenge to Ui* top nodded his head. "If tha commla.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
126-pounder after beating exper ilon wants us to fight llsmls first
TRY OUR SERVICE
ienced Bobby Bell of Youngstown, that’s okay with us. We'll be
Ohio, In a televised 10-rounder at ready to oblige.
St. Nicholas Arena.
"Billy Brown (matchmaker for
A solid right to tha chin In the tho International Boxing Club)
(Inal round staggered the 27-year wanted Carmela Costa to fight
old Bell and gave Mlgufl bla sec Mlguet but Costa didn't want any
ond straight spilt verdict over Iho part of him. He took Hamia In
Ohioan and tils fourth consecutive stead and got licked. We'r* not
f
ducking anyone."
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ted in lawn*, *hrub*. lanilicapnumbing. Krrskj Heating
mg Rnx WV Lake Mary, Fla,
M. (J. HODGES
Service on AU Water Pumpt— PAINTING Interior, exterior by
Walla Drilled — Pump*
coniraet or hour. Ilou.e or hou»a
Paula Road Phone TOO
trailer. Frc# ealimate*. Phone
W. P. 1-3312. A'k tor Mr. Rfjn s p ecial notices ~
noldl.
ENVELOPE3, tattarhaadi Itll*
YOUNG MAN
■ anti, laroieaa, head bllli, and
p r o g r a m a, at*. Prograaatv* HAVE itcad) employment wi*h
part-lime work after 4:30 week
Printing Co. Phooa *M — 403
diy* and all day Saturday* A
Weil nth St
Sunday. Can do mo*t any type
ORIjtNDO Sandnol BU*. CeR
work. CaU t!21 between 1-4 .10.
Ralph Ray, llftft.
Automotive Silea job wanted by
Rented Lieutenant Commander,
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
Ag# T4, College and U»ed Car
TYPING • LETTER WRITING
Experience In Detroit Reildent
PROMPT SCRVIJK
PHONE .TIM
of Sanford Area PHONE 2227-R.
(04 Jinfoid All. Nat l (lank Bldg
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
F IN A N C IA L
ipnoi.vrr.RfNG
CuMom Made Drapery and Slip 34—INSITR ANCR
Cover,
J tM
47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
PRE-INVENTORY
/
CLEARANCE
regular I89.S0
Swivel Platform noeker
wilh'1-lnch f«#m rtihber
remnynhte cufthinn
M—APARTMENTS
a s
A. B. C. —
T iicr. Apr. 17, 195S
TH E SANFORD HERALD
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit
able for bachelor or coup!*.
Trivat* bath. Acroia from Poat
Office. Manual Jarobtnn.
th e o ld h o m e t o w n
Paga 7
*•,!•*■•*UI »••*•*O'*-!* By STANLEY
MODERN Kitchenette* at Pine
Grove Motor Court. Illway 11-92,
Phona W.P. 27M3J. Rental*
weak or month.
CLEAN apt. for one or tvao people.
333, 611 Park Avt.
WHILE THEY
Efficiency apartment,, ilr eon
unioning and TV optional. MJt
S. Park (Highway 17 92), San
ford. CLARK S TOUIUST COLHT
LAST
2 R003I completely furnlvhad
apartment. Reaaonablt. Water
Included. 211 Palmetto. Tkoni
2313.
$58
EASY TERMS
Mnther of Sanford
.‘M-lft It
lit
R4.
Ph**n, 11T
atm
Clnae in, 111 E. Bth Si. 330 00
monthly. Phone 13M nr 1932.
I-ROOM furnlihcd apt. 319 Mag
nolia. Available .May 1. J Tiedroom (urniihed hou*e,‘ Celery
Ave. A. K. Ru**eltcr, FtoriM.
Phone 212.
Bur your Furniture at BarrC* FtlRNTNIlED apartment Ph. 1311.
warabau** Furn , Co., it lot W
111 St AD nationaUy adv fur
BEAUTIFUL I bedroom furnt*h*d
aitur* *4 warehom* priraa.
gang* ant. All eonvenienre*.
•
PATHS FOR
Call 133 31.
Uaart turnitara, apphancaa. tooli
a4*. fttwghl tald Urry'a Mart
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Iftl Rut lit St Phone tUt
4-ROOM unfurnnhed dnwnitalr*
ON REQUEST
apt lit Oleando Ave L23 mo.
Fn
CARINfTR and furniture built
Call 222 M or 146 W after 6 pm.
relinlxhed and repaired. See out
---------------------------reproduction at III French. Ph
.S2-R evening*.
NICE clean I room, t bedroom
4—LOdTAICU FOUND
upitiiri apt. Screened potehr*
LOST—Child ■ glaive, In tan 1**A garage. Taka t child, no oat*.
thar ca»a. Between Soulhvide
Call Mr*. Monfortnn 276 J I*
RICH HAN-POOR MAN
School and W. IXh, Cali DM R.
•e*.
Whether you have an aitata or a UNFURNISHED j bedroom garage U—MOME l
SpflT—ft'emala lemon A white
i el—br o k er * and
'
bungalow you will by proud to
^w alker Hound. 10 month* old.
call tt homa if you chnu** your apt. Phone 2191 or 711.
Reward. Call 24n3J.
Con.iUt A REALTOR Ftrrt
lurmtur* from "ECHOLS”
N O T A PR O JE C T !
I ROOM furnnhed rotlage, Apply
CULLEN A MARKET
COST—Man’l wri*t watch. He6011 IV. *7lh St
IH N. Park Ay*. Phnna t i ll
tween 12:00 — 12 30 Friday, 27th.
EASY
TERMS
•
TREE
DELIVERY
STANLEY KIH,F
and Sanford. Yelow gold (tainE F F I C 1 E N C Y Ap* air rbndl B I T - Romai of Reat Indlvlduall
Phona Sanford — J634-J
Preferred Rale* to
?.tINDUS’ P—“ A good mnn with
leat hark, leather hand. Raima
Vltd our itnr* now and take ad
tinned. 17 92 touih city liniit*
2*71
S.
Park
(lliway
IT
92)
r
ol
I
r»
bolder*
it: Brittany Farm Homn. Early
‘’23” . Generou, reward. I>cwlU
whom
to go tiger •hooting.’*
vantage
of
our
“SPRING
SALE"
Sliimbcrlamt
Court,
Amtrltan, Ultra Modem, Con _5w.
lahn William* Inn. A gear* Bedroom .Huiteifrom 199 00
Hunlar, Ml K. Wih St. Phone
up
T.
V.
REPA
IRS
Tld,
I*
the way Fori Altlea,
yUUoaal
A
T
r
a
n
e
*
Calaaial
411
ftaatord
AUaail*
Baak
24JT-W.
2 pr Sartlonala
90 1)0 up THREE mom fumlthed apart
"DI 10 n m .Sarvic* i ill* IT 00 W.
former Rrlil*h Lahorita prime
typa*.
M
ment,
$30no
monthly.
1101
Mag.
rkoaa
114ft
A.
B
Paiarauw.Brokar
Dinatta
Sale
39
M
up
E 5 i M m .l l black A whtta dot
A Norrl* Ph. IMP. J. Q Warrln,
nolla, rhorva 16TJ, Robert A.
Aaaaclatai • A. B. Paiaraoa Jr.. . mlnlrter, iiimi up Harry S. Tru«
Radioing Chair,
*9 30 a*.
named Tippy. Laat «#«n 13th A Ph MAT J. Llrenaad Taehni■UTT.T Da t-arp* Landaeapad
TVliil.im,.
P. J. Ch*a4*M<ia. Garfield WII man In a review- of the tacond
Oeeanlonal
Chair,
fMagnnlla. Call 107-R.
eiani, guaranteed work.
latta. Jahp Mataek. R. W WII volume of th# former Praaldant'i
Iam : la Um heat *4 aaigkhor
(Choice
fabric*)
HM
*a
I room apartmant.
M E R C H A N D IS E
Rama, Raiai M Plaid. A. C memoir*
T-V Loungaa
44.30 *a LAKKFRONT.
WANT a Stanley PartyT Need
All alcctrlr, 940 00 par month.
Doudnay, Ijnd Surveyor.
B—PERSONAL NOTICBB_____
Odd
Cheat*
of
Drawer,
24.30
**
Product*? CaU ftlU-J.
U—ARTICt.ER FOK HINT
Attlee', review la flfled with
Lake Mary, Wm. kluigravt.
COMP I . m r m a Om tiiN rai
GOAT MirtK
praUa of Trtiman'i eourigt and
When your Elect rfe Motora
BEDDING
UPECIAIJ
poa
hav*
dreiatad
aboul
auah
Roll,way,
Hoapltal
a
n
d
B
a
b
y
EURN.
Apt*
I0U,
We*t
Flral
it.,
__ Randall Prla,t, Soulh
Seminole Realty wl»dom but maka* pa»,lng erltl*
Generator, A Starter* Fall
I^«*
aa aaftarad Gawaril RlaalrM ap W. DIRTKtnU
Bad*. Day. Weak .or Monik—
•'Binford Ave. Phone MO-W-l
T. ff. MKRO clam of whit Attic* cilia Mi lend,
Reg. Trad* Reaimiabl*. Phone 2331.
cull th e Klcclrte No. 901
Tal. 1421. fur* Hare C’<
^Uaeaa
aad
aaftwad
pAmaWng
IT ar 14ft enry "to giva leant rrarlil tft
1M1 Park Ava.
Qulltnp Maltreat
*«3 U) 419 30
time la valuable, MY Electrician, 2*1 jrv evpericne*
III Wait Fired
foU R
Royal Comfort
39 30 39 30 1ft—B1IR2NISet—TNDUftT* IAt.
P. II. LANSING GAR tGE
othera,"
time la at your aarvica. CALI
FOR RENT — Drag lino aad opera Pra-Rtlt Special
. 39 30 19 30
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
02 (nr "Barbaring by AppointAND a n b M i M
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENT
OPFICR
SPACE
4
room*.
Pal
. II# Irmper* thla, however, hf
Echol,
5peri,|
29.30
24
30
tor
by
Spur,
W'aek
ar
Month
III Weit 13lh St.
vent " GARFIELD WALKER,
prieaa with the beat Ratndng 911 OOO J bedroom Irani* home pointing out the memoir, wet*
Pbon. UP. taa Conitruction
Com
Co
Malrhmg Box Spring* at Idea metto Bldg. Call 1714 or 1414.
Proprietor.
on corner lot, Larg* ivrecn wrltlen primarily for' Amerlrng
Expert llbokkcfping for amall bu«l* with ■ftiiMaai
Ural Raving*.
H?
porch. Hardwood floor*. Vene
nc». Inrluding Incom* Tax Re 13-A R vrn.rs for sai .r
ft
-HOUSER
and
COTTAGE*
tian blindly *pare heater and ronaiimpllon.
turn*. Social Security rcpoit*
Many many more Identical vporl. W VA U TO M O T IV E
HI, review, (Hiid "Tlie Courig*
and Sale* Tax ( all 2221. Hugh NEW A l!*ed liirnltiir* at bargain all too niimernua to Hit, but avail 4 ROOM hirnivhed buuia. Phona
water licator included,
C.
Whclrhci
Jr.
of
Mr. Truman.” totichaa »No on
able
at
1909.
W aSkvai f . PkfRV*. I s
B - ROATS AND MOTORS __
price*. Paying top price* fur
Horn** — Lai* — Acreage
the former'* effort* to effect »'►
gond u*ed furnittir*. adding
1RR ftammola Raattp 9w Dae*
--- EASY TERMS---ROBSON Sportlrtf Goods
net clungai and betterment of
machine* ca*h register Rig
07HER REALTY CO.
E M PL O Y M E N T
»ki* Noma* and Apt* Phone IT Rknee 164ft, tanfanf'i f^tdtng
rCHOLR REDDING CO.
Evlnruda Site* A Scrvire
Stork. SUPER TRADING COST
Libor relation,. Of the latter Alt,
Laura
R
Drier
1 mile s IT >2. Phntia MIT-W Corner 7nd. A ttagnolla Ph till 7 BEDROOM I nfurnlthad Kitchen Builder of hom*4 for a**f 1.400
lea ruiiimrnl,:
Reg. Real Eilata Broker
ft»4 F.. I*r St.
. rhn"r
in- -HELP WANTBD-KEMAI.K
‘ Rud Bamberger" 3fgr,
people
gala.
Office.
Lilt*
Venire
equipped, larg* fenced in *»id
not fln. Orlaait* Dr. — Ph. 1*11 ‘'I'leailv, the Pmldffil wn|
IjHu<* tell or atrhini* your boat.
..
..
*
Open Mtinri.ni dll I.no p.n*.
—Faiitiry to Tub—
Arbor
foi - uplo* wiin children k’iiuna I
motor, or trailer. Killarnc) Kor 1 Fi.i.T \t.\\ |t l \ t. iralnlng neat
MStT OI K Htl.tO.SY
well In advance of ('ulU rf', Ift
A lim lm im
PHONR
ner Boat Exchange Hwy 17-92 alliefiive women a* beauij ulTo Help You Huv or Sell
h), view nf tlm nv-cilx of th* po»te
TenrtiBn
Hllndn
vi>or.
Full
it
patl
llm*.
Aver
A Fan hank* Ave. Winter Park.
2 tiedrnom hum# fumi*l<ed Tile
war wot Id.”
age Mu weekly and up. No 'e|- Rarlnteil head. Hag proof bottom
£ f la . Phone fkWftl.
Raaa
L
Pirton.
Broker
bath A kitchen. $.33 Apply A1
rad with plaitta and*. Platitc ar
lectini! or ilclivcne' Car nc>e*
A11lew paid tribute tn Triiman’i
Aaoaballa B. Readme*. A*»«rl»te
Gihhnna, Lake MnnCna.
New 5 H. P Outboard Motor a t . -a r>. Phone 127S-W at 1 tu> tn rayan tap**. Cotla* ar aytan
■efiiaal to yield tn mm* demand*
1 l*4r*aa Caacrat* Black
Alberta J. Hall. AaMrlat*
tor da.
OPPOIt PllNITY
Dealer'* Pure. Standard Service' T.no and 5 no tn T OO p. to
2 Bedroom hou*a near Ba>e rhll
VA - IJfti Dow* PiymaM
Pbea* 2171
17 01 al Hiawatha that Dean Ache,on. then «ecret*rF
Senkarlk G4ua* aad Pam t Ca
TIME
Station oppo*de Court Hou*e.
944 Par Month P A 1
dien Welrnme. Phone II9(
of ,t»te, he tupplantcd.
AT WILSON MAIKH
112 114 Wait 2nd S(.
Phona 320
Kitchen Fully Equipped
NEW MASONRY HOMER
iMTjohhnaon outboar.i motor, in P a n A m erican W orld
USED Truman ami Attlee held nfflrft
Art
fa
at
10
-hooia
colon
and
tile
UN!
I
IIMSIIKD
2
room
roltage
97300.00
In
$>30(1.00
PAiNT
12
V
)
gal.
T-Shirta-41
HP. Good condition. S7.Y Phone
.1 pr Walnut Red Ri'nm
during
the «amr time and had
»'ih
kitchen
ryimpinrnl
and
vaA.
K.
RhMMakar.
Raildar
See
our
new
two
and
three
bed
rent*.
Air
Mat*
—
vpeual
IT
93
Airways, Inc.
2433-R. Fruncit Pcanlil
Milt#
979 .V)
up linlnn blind,. 414 Elm
room home, located non aml 914 many dealing, with each other.
INI
Army - Navy Surplu*. 110 San Library Table with
B—HOTORCYCLLS-MCYCLES
. Ka,l 4tb , licet, Term,.
ford Ava,
Drawer* & Shelve,
95 no 2 lleiiroom hmiMi, Phona 7993 W.
(aiiidcd Missiles
1
MAYFAIR SECTION
---- ------Small Baby fled t umpleia
SMALL Harley-Davidson "12V’
SHINERS
New 3 bedroom home. Two Iliad *j _ b R(|KER* and REALTORS
with Maltre.*
991m UNFURNISHED J year old block
Rawre Division
motorcycle, 1031. Iiotl. Plum*'
hatha, limit in atnv* and oven
I’OPGUTS, Bull Heed*. Wnrma Four Drawer Ch#*i
iimxi niiu** 1 lledroom, larg# tcreen1M1-J
In kitchen. Evtra large utility
Rcavonable fwice.
Fleming- General Electric Oyen
e.l
porrh.
Nice
yard
tor
children
912.30
I ’misunl OtiporlunMIe* with
room. Sprinkler ayatrm and
Grocery, E. Gentva Ava. Open China Clo*et, 4 , helve*,
loO I'hon* 1.126.1
1K-PAR1*-RKu AIR8
deep well tn yard. Two large LOOKING FOR BARGAIN7
Sultutnntinl Company tor r . T day, a weak.
Curved Gi*,» sme,
p s no
Iota. Prir* 920,3oo with term*.
HOUSE on ftllvar Lak*. Phone
S. finned Employment
*2
Porch
Rocker*
.
ea.
92
S
O
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN
Unfmlihed home on ten Iota, outBARGAIN CENTER
1292 W.
MENT AND WHEEL BALANC
aide city, 710 ft. X 133 ft. Good
307
Sanlord
Avenue
Hnhart
A.
Williams,
Rrnllnr
NEW
STENOGRAPHERS
ING—Paaaenger c a r *
a nd
term,. Will take trailer aa part
"The
Store
of
Surprliea”
OR
SALE—
2
Bedroom
hou*e
Raymond
l.iindqulat,
Atxoiiale
2-Porcelain
Top
Cablnat
Have,
Truck*; all make*, »itea—'a ion Perform general clerical and iteno- LADIES GOWNS. Rag 92 95 It BT
payment. Total price. 92,730 00.
Kitchen
equipped.
Ill*
bath
Ex
Phone
1679
Atlantic
Hank
Bldg
(Damaged
la
Shipping)
tn 5-ton. Seminole County Mot graphic riutie*. Dictation and DRESSES. Colton*, Rayon,
See 11, lor 9,enrn Ave. Properly,
Both fnc
. . , ......
... 91$ 00 eellent Term*, Phona 19(9 W'.
tran.vcrlptlon 6ft lo *0 word* per
or*, Inc. SIB E. 1*1 St. PHONE
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN ,
Value*
to
96.(3........
91
B
7
IF
fT
IS
REAL
I
STATE
I-Set
Glider
Cuihtnn*
minute vhorthand, type SO to fio. Men'a Under Short,
lull.
$ ROOM hum#, 1 icraened porche,
2344 French Av..
...
4fic
(Complete)
.
h
u
m
a,k
Cramley
A
Mnnlellb
High Sclifin) rd'iftlinu plu* ex
and30 garaga. Phone 2696
J.
W.
HALL, REALTOR 1
1Wrought
Iron
R*<*
l>e*k
$19
al
IJ7
ft*Mb
Park
Pbaaaa
T
T
1
11—TRAILKRB
perience,
PIANO medium upright, good con 2"Call Hall" Phona lift
Sllghlly Damaged Wall 3 ROOM Unfurimnad Hon** with OHHAM k m w m , INC
Tbay Rnaw
dition,
1125.
Phene
1123-R.
lLwiU pay YOU to aee US before
Cahinet, 30 1 30 each
$9 93 bath, hut water and ga* heatei
ou Huy. Ope* Evening* and Familiar wTYPISTS
■Sou
"Bmldara of Ftnaa Homai”
'3fl V 4 40 H. P momr. Cumptere . 1-Unfumhed Douhl# Dre*var 29 30 A C ReriMin, 4'» mile* out ft
,,picial
nil
ice
run
day*.
Build:
aUaza
Sanlord. Phona 2.10 J.
line, ntud Ivpe .Mi in 00 WPM cat tun elur, clutch, new in-erla,
HIGHEST CASH TRADE IN
Iiitild e Trailer Sale*,
accurate!' Miah School educa For vmir "Model A" or boat.
PRICES PAID FOR USED
laaatifally
Daaigoed
Three and
Palaika. Fla.
TURN Foil,* on l^mon Bluff Rd
943. Phone 3005-M
tion required.
FURNITURE
»n
D*li-cn.
3
rnomi
A
bath.
Hot
Foar
R
i
i
j
r
a
a
n
Howe*
tot
FOR SALE • 1935 Imperial Mobile
WILHON-.MAIKR
A cold tunning water, gat A
r ion da Lying
hom* with nr without air con Sonil rcHitmo nf experience to I’ll ILCD airconditmner. *, ion.
ANO BU H O INO N E E D S
FURNITURE (’().
elerirmty, Rent 940 mo. G A
Excellent condition, $73. Phone
dttioning, 2*' aU modern con Kniploynient Snperin letnlcnl
FRA aad VA (Gli Financed
1312-W alter 7:00 P. M.
Tvler. lid hou«* on l^inon Hlufl
Call 9SR
vemtnce*. Will* aacrifice. Cali Pun Anicriv'Mii World Alr• Priced froa* ftU.Iftft. la Ill.Oftft
Rd . tKlecn.
day a 72 or mgbla 3060- R.
-lit E. Flml RL
tvnys, Jnr.. Guided Mis^llea OR FILMS. FinUhlnj, Tape Re
Sale, Office-*#** it, Fraath Aft
rnrde'r*.
S u p p II e ,.
ice—
2 lit-ill mull hull*#, Phnna 7093-W.
H10IIW\y. aluminum, new type
Division. Put rick Air
Pbaaa AIM mMftft
WIMIOLDTS CAMERA SHur.
2 BEDROOM hou,#. (Jtilltie* fur'« *
*<
*«»■ 210 S. Park Av*.
4ft—FA';M AND GARPEN
nl.hctf, In (own. Phnna 442.
§ 4430. Alio, 70 oilier trailer, tiler delnil* cnntncl yntir I n - _____ ___ .
pgrlc»(nn_*cl| , GREAT DANE • r;d Kl-iridfl S late Em ployment , U-APPI.IANCES
1
-BEDROOM
hou,#. 2 hath,,
1B49 9ord Tractor Donh,# Rot tom
iIAMOND T. 103 South Ornngc office,
•rirrned porrhe*. 1021 E. Sec
Mim 4 s a t
14”
Plow.
3
How
ndlivator.
A * W ft« l « k RL
Blosaom Trad, Orlando. 3-9(151." j
— EHIG1DAIRE ^a pplunce i. tale*
ond. Phona 1346.
BRITT
TRACTOR
CO.
and Mrviea. B H High. Oviada. ■Iway I7IJ Roeth
Phnnt Mt
C T bed c a rb
I
_____
ria Phone F09 3919 ar (aafnrd
A--ROOM*
1642 W attar I p
1940 Ford 2 door sedan. Radio and
ASSISTANT
Orov* Caretaklng. During. Du,I
heater. Good running condition 1 nrrd an a*vi*tant. Can double
Room, tight hom#
AIR CONDITIONING
Ing, Spraying, Fertilizing, A '•LEEPING
173. caah. Can U »e*n at »* E I eerningi with right man Not
keeping, 94 0(1 weak, up Day
For
Itnum
nr
Building
Setting
Young
Tree,
Mhelrhel
(»er
50.
Mu't
have
car.
No
exRata,. 91.00 A up. 420 W. l,t
Hat St. aftw 4:0 p. m
Grove San ire. Call 222I.
II. R. POPE CO. INC.
in-neura needed.
SubMantial
1952 Ruick Special. Thu car in rrarnina* alter 3 day*, Sc* Man- 244 Snath Park Ava, Fkon* 144ft
NICE bedroom. Private entrance
All Make Cars
-td.rs
L u b ric atio n Special
excellent running tondition. New I »gcr, 9 oo x m. only. Tue,d*y.
and bath. Phone 7020 W.
$4—MUSICAL INSTRUMENT*
Qftrea, low mileage. Mu*t id) be- Wednesday Thuriday. 2640 Hi 4ft-Bni,niN‘G MATERIAL!
UU. faquir* 2*00
HERE’S WHAT WE IK) 1
MCE quiet clean room, ft TV. 401 EXCELLENT
cauie of ilckncis. ftftoo. Plum*
awatha Av*.
Magnolia.
Magnollg Ava,
2 5 5 f t - R . ________
Wentern
•
riamlral
♦
Popular
CONCRETE
1. Lubricate entlrr car
24—MALE or FEMALE
47—BKOKERR aad REALTOR*
Ready Mixed Concrele, Cnncrele Album* - RECORDS - Hlnjtlr*
2.
Check and InHit* Hren
• BUSINESS
112
—
COMMERCIAL
BUKIJR’fl MUSIC SHOP
Block. Sand, Gravel, Cement
RELIABLE coipla for hou»* work
W* hav a a aelaclion of two itorr
2, Luhrinalft itoor hlnucn
f
»7
W
.
lit
HI.
Ph.
3071
Concrete
Pipe
lo
Meat
All
Quail
and
yard
maintenance.
Living
eomldaring—
Call
hornet
worlh
SERVICES
4.
Check
Hnltery
and
fill
In
proper
level
flration*.
quarter, furuiihM. $700 month
R E A L E ST A T E
Inr appotnlmanL
P. O. BOX 671
5. Check Automatic tranHinlnnlnn
Sherman Concrete Plpa Co.
Your Beaulv Number Pb 97t
RENTA!/?
W. H. "Rkir VTIMFRR
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Blaetrlcal Contracting and Riualrt
see mo for particular* or write
.10# Palmello Avenue
Sanford, Florida
OWNER — t bedroom cement
OSCAR M. HARRIRON
TV Servlre Center
Itawlclgh's Dept. rAD-440-210. I \ YNK* Offlee MaeRhve Co inJTCHIBON'S Ocean F r o n t BY
block. Price Iftftoo. Including
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Memphis, Tcnn. C 7. Shonyo i I'ypewrilarK, adding machine,.
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Apia. 239 8. Atlantic. Daytani drape*, wall In wall carptling,
a. D. itgaiayaiaa, aaaacUu
HjtgMUa Ave. fo . 113 «31t ( henry Hwy., L'rUndo, F la.1 baloa-BeaftaM, ftftft M *^ F k 46, Baaak, call 2274 W.
ft. Yftia Ava.
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Tiger Hunting With
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H u n t-M c R o b e rts ,
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I Florida Power,
Light .Co. .Office
1 Alfred Allan Holley of Lake Mary,*
- Police Chief .Roy G. .WUKKin* and
today1 aa hi explained that the
young man wa* raUaaod after
UveRtY
'At 3:M'p.m. Junior Choir re i bain* held for M-houre at the City
rG deup-* tha Prqa* hyar*e» ) t First Baptist Chureh. I JaU toUowlag the report ef the
reb', ertU hav* a WP:^ > t ?:M p.m. Young People will i Florida Pqwr end Light Company
p. S t R». the-Bduea^ bo In .’charge o f midweek prayer Qfflee on Magnolia Are: way brokag eif the tberrh.
service at Plrat BaptUt church. (' en Into- ’ ■
J "
be' a Joint meeting. At S:U p.m. Young People will'p - Accordl'ni'tajolflflala of tho local
oteaa Home Departthe Sunday School Cabinet at power Company .o/Gqt. the downg H m Arta Depart^ rl„ t i iplu t Qhurcb.
to W offloo*,..ware broken Into
meat a# the/ Bdnfoid .Woman’* The Woman’* Cbriillan Temperd a b al I p. a t with Mr*. C. C. , nc# union urge* aQ eburch women
Woleh aa ipoakaf, iHwtM.it . a f t »•*.
-* '*-n - .........-
&
Ju t,s• Mr*.
c sMlrtsm& tEueaall
m
U H
Tucker Named
To Farm Group
Aj on* of hli furit action* f.-l
Alumni Concert
iey .ef the Florida linker*
Email Cowley, Director of the; Aiwcletlon,
R. Orlfftn. of Inc
imli.ole TSgfc School Band nlll' Prtildoot Etc hang* Baak,. Tamtend the Annual Alumni Concert pa, haa announced the appoint> the Station Unlveraity • Band ment of T. E. Tucker, Preildent
hJch will be held at • p. m, Pri- of the .PlorldeiKate Bank of Santy In the Elliabeth Hall-Audi ford aa '• member of the Parm
rlum at . Station U nlw ilty In Committee'of the Florida Banker*
eLend.
* Aiaoclatlon.
The concert offere.forpier mem- tfali committee, to.which Tucker
ire ef the Stetson Uoiver- naa bean . appointed, la one of
ty Band ea opportunity to Join itveral through whjeh the work of
1th thoir itqdeat counterparti In thg Aiaoclatlon la. accopiplHhad
le'r Wept down
>bilabial , office
ued, a wrecking
i look ta g metal
f t h t i r i t for tht eoricfrt.
Ucmii com mint# irtt TV«raaw
Thla year’a' program calla for Hm# to reply-to Prtaldent Elian
will meet In the .. Lake Monro*;
a rebeeriel at S p. m. end a pic- ***£<
i ait nl|bl
SehftTal 10 a. * / ' All daU«atea!
nlc (Upper, at the Lake Wlnneml- ,nS hla fa r* veto.
are urged l« come. ;Keetjen of t h e . e l r a n g b o x
MU borne of Band Director Rich- £>* netwirk laid woen ht
officer* and Initallatlon will be
ard M Peeiel. During the eoneort While Houie aiked for time It let*
held. ’
’ Jj, ; .
ell bend alumni are recognUed: mediately advlMd the DemoccaUd
ntURgOM
whether or not th.y participate! National Committee It would
At 7 p.m, A Brotherhood Supper,
In the .concert.
) grant It time, alio. The Demowill be Mrtred at Plrat BaptUt I
Central Florida Bandsmen other critic reply la icheduled for MonChurch. A group of young men w|U
.Freneli.E. Boll. Tt died at th* tnan Erneat Cowey who are ex- d*y. AP*U n - *1 *0 p. ra. EST.
lead the meeting.
1
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At 7 p.m. The Intermediate Choir local ;b6*pltal at U noon yaeter- peeled to appear include John J.
Haney, DiLand; Walter Hewkln*. concert ' ere RenMl Even*, Derehaenee at Plret Hiptlit Chureh. J.L -if_’ - l.ti.la Itl. . . ^
Seabreeze of Daytona Beaeh; Hot Land; Judy Briley, St. Cloud! and
At • p.m. The Adult Choir reward Gold, Mainland of Daytona Tarry Owen, Boone of Orlando.
tueriee i t Tiret Baptist Church.
Beach: Woodford Snowden. New Mils Briley, of Oakland, will be
At 10 a,m. Vacation Bible School
Smyrna Beach; Joe Courion, Tltui- clarinet io|ol*|, and Wayn* Gog.
Cllnle for all intareeted worker*
continue* at Plrat BaptUt Church.
Member* of tha LaUlai Aid So>
elety of th* Lutheran Cnurcti of th*
Redeemer will meet at T p.m. at
Mri, Jee Melach'a horn* en Weat
P int Street and will laave from
there for the Marvin Page realJenc* in De Bery where the regular
monthly meeting will be held at
tjq p m
Th, Br )*nie# Biole Clu* of tht
preibyterlen Church wlU hev# a
covered dlih eupper at 6:30 p. m.
|n the Education*! Building. Meat
drink* and relU will be fumUhed.
There will be entertainment for
tlie children
mam.
Th* War* »M# Claea.'if tbf M»
Mr. and Mre. M. L ^111*. Mr. and
Mr*. R. W. Strudlieftt, Mre. J. H.
Tlndel and Mtie Alice MeKim.
Tha Elder Spring* Home Demo
Club will meet at tha home of Mr*.
W'lbur Nolan at I p.m.
. The Sanford Tourlet and Shuffleboard Club will bold ■ covered dlih
•upper meeting at • p.m.
The Fidelia Clai* of Iho Plrat
BaptUt Church wUl matt with
Mre. Cart-Moil In Laku Mary at
F p. m Group No. 1 will be hoiteaiai r/ith Mr* I. F. Gamer
i t eha’iman.
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The Civic and Social DeperU
manta qf the Women’* Club will
meet *1 th* club for a program
by th# Senftrd Theetr# Guild with
Donald It. PleUher. preildent.
apeaker. A one ett pley will be
preeented. Hoitente ere Mr* J.
N. Glllon. Mr* C. Remaey. end
Mm. N. V. Parmer. Mre. R. A.
Bmlih li eponior.
t.ie Wor«or» Loniertnce of tlie
I’j-lt ChrUtlan Church will meet
at tha church on Wednetday at
7:30 p.m.. Letter Therp, chilrmin,
ennounca*.
AtM6 a.m. Vacation Blblt School
CTrtle for. aR Intareeted wirker*
cyniinui* at T int Baptiit Church.
'Two Women's 6 (n ^ 2 l? i A5 ^
I Deparfmsnts Will | —* — —
i Move Joint Session ^ R i f f ’S
APRIL II
' •: ?' *•- • Birth* *
Baby Boy Shew , t
D i» f h jr |n
Mr. Truderu (Loagwoodi
APRIL I t
Admleeioni
Mr*. J. Ceruthere (S»nfurJ)
Nancy Chatkley (Salford)
Ida Jonta (Sanford)
Lena B. Ultaion (Lake Mary)
Burke G. Mtlhvln (Sanford)
Mri. LouMe Touhy (Sanford)
Birth*
Baby Girl Carutheu
Discharge*
Mr*. Levlnla Shaw and baby boy
(Altoona) .
Will Scott (Oviedo)
John M. Hlggln* (Sanford)
Mr*. Louue Rowan (Sanford)
APRIL IT
*dmlulofl
Mr*. V. Com (Sanford)
Poiler Smith (Sanford)
Mr*. Cecilia Neel (Sanford)
Henrv Manning (Lake Monroe)
Hattie Walker (Sink. I)
Birth*
Daby boy Parent
Dies Yesterday.
T*e .*'n#-l n "ome D etrim en t, >m
nf tSe Stnfird WomhlTd CM., will
hold a 't 'l t fr9*r‘‘<g
FJib1
\r t , I*—■••tr- ni I '- ’-’ht nt I
t,*rl->?k. ’' m r
J U 1 |h |
i*. <Vcl*h wlL be
the gut*t *7a i' *r.
Ilo-tes e« fur tl o mseting wlU
bo Mr*. DoiHei Sttnitrom. chair
man, Mr*. F. & Breckenrldge.
Mri. Jama* B >md. Mr*. Al Hunt.
Mr*. Miriam Runell aqd Ur*. 8:
0. Harrlman.
ft I* hoped that member* will
plan to attend tbU Interfiling,
program.
POSTER ROY DIES
POUT ARTHUR, Tex. l*-(U ymond Waller, Poiter Boy for the
National Muicular Dyitrophy ReMarch Foundation, died bare ye*,
terday.
The IP-year-old youth, who had
been on the foundation’! campaign
poiter* ilnca It wa* ettabUibed
in IPSO, wa* watted aWay by the
dUeaie until he weighed only S3
pound*. He developed pneumonia
Sunday.
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t*r than th* 1?tH day nf May.
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th* p uintirr. m i l u h u u u u U h i : t*r*d a ta l n a t )»u
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13 Pet. Of County
Deaths In January
*• Said From Cancer
Nearly U pare##* of tha daatiia In
Btmlnel* County dwhtg January
o( tlia yaar warn from eawor aecordinf to a wport ralaaaad today
by tba Florida State Board ol
Health.
In tha overall ykturo, AatawWa,
. a total t i 8J99 l i ^ » « w * i
Vwtth oaaaar raerirad madkai aid
undar tha Stada AM Ca«a» Fr»gram alaeo H lagan la mld-lKT,
tha rapart rovoalod
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In an, nearly 11.00S paraoni.t
alio to pay for prWata madkai
earn, have boon gltan madkai
o ar. or dUgnoatla aarrlea at tha
If tumor ellnka acattorad through
out tha aUto during tha period
1947-1998 Of tha numbar admlttad
to tha program only a llttla morn
than half warn found to hava
rancor.
Commenting on tha report, Stata
Health Officer Dr. Wilton T. Sowder aaya, " It la a aery •atlifactory program and la wall accepted
by tha medical profeealon and the
hoapltala concerned. We hare workad very cloiely with the American
Cancer Society and cooperate with
them In the operation of tha cancar clinics."
In fact, ha eontlnuee, tha program haa worked to wall that wa
uted many of lie featuraa at I
model In tatting up our new pro.
gram for the HoipItalUatlon Bar
vice for tha Indigent. 1
Dr. h. L. Parka, Director of tha
Dlvlalna of Cancer Control of tha
fitnte Btiatd of Health aaya that
tha achlevamAPt* of tha Sjato Aid
Cancer Program provae once again
what can ha done through uRltad
efforts.
For, ha polnta out, madleal a#rvices at tha II tumor clinks art
provided free of charge by local
physicians In private practice Tha
clinics are financed by atato fund*
mad* available through tho State
Board of Health and from funds of
the American Cancer Society,
Florida Division. Tha hospital in
which the clinic la located provides
space and incidental expenses
Hospitalisation, diagnostic- proce
dures and laboratory expenses of
the patient are peid by the State
Board of Heelth at minimum rates.
Because of tha limited funds
available only patknti whose
chances for cure are favorable era
admitted to madleal care under
tha program and they are checked
to determine madleal Indigency.
An encouraging note found In
tfea report la ■ table mi teUoep-up
atudles made of 4,101 of tha cs ms
receiving financial aid and treat*
man* under tha program for tha
parlod I94M9B8. Thle study In
dicates that 4M par cant will
Hr* at least ftve yeara after ad
mission to tha program.
Of three aaeaa, survival ratea
were poorest for persons with mal
ignancies of the digestive and res
piratory systems and highest for
thoee wtth akin eaacer.
Oaaaar oBottom a to be tha third
largest aawaa of death la Florida
though the rata la slightly lower
than that af tha United Sutas aa
a whale, Some AM* pars oat died
from eaacer la Florida during IMS
as compared la 4JM in 1154. Inareasas la tha state’s population
would aacoaat tor part of this rise.
Jockty Aniwart
$64,000 Question
NEW T O M (It—A free-line*
Jeekey from Catifernle, riding a
long shot named "areal Art and
, Artists,'* haa woa a *4,000 talaW vision quia shew puna.
BUI Psanoo of Pasadena, last
■jght became Ifea fourth person to
win tha grand prise on tha CBS
•bow "The tN ,M Question.”
Pearson waa required to scan
all reproductions of portraits of
iat artiste, to ldahtuy them aa
subject aad artist, and to aama
ana m u with whom oath artist
C
Dial.
Joha Krlder, whose announce
ment of titep reposed causeway
sppcsred ln The iu k te ?
■avert! weeks ago, said this morn
ing, "1 am vary happy to aota
that Mr. Dial has apprdrsd tha
plans that I have been working on
for several months. It not only
bring* the four lining project in
to full being over the entire route
from Demand Into Sanford and
Seminole oCunty but It eliminates
tha possibility of a cutoff bypassing
Seminole County but it eliminates
Tha Board of Volusia County
Commlsslonara last night was In
lta entirety In favor of the pro
posed causeway and tha poesibla
building of a fishing pier that
eould be reached from either the
Seminole County or Volusia County
■Ida without tha necessity of a toll.
Tba Seminole County Board of
Commissioners wsa entirely In
favor of tha project.
Commissioner Fred Dyeon said
at the meeting last night, "This Is
the meat feasible route 1 have ever
heard of In all of tha highways
that hava been planned for Flori
da."
Commiseienar S. E. Stone of
Volusia County apoka emphatically
lart night when ha aald “Wa must
have soma relief. Traffic la bump
er to bumpor and some thing must
b* done.’"
Tba proposed rout* would start
at PolaS Comfort, la Volusia Coun
ty, aad continue south through Do
Bary, Enterprise and across tho
Laha Monro# to Jola tha French
Ava, thoroughfare.
The entire project will cost foul
and a half mllllea dollars, Dial
pointed out at last alght'i mast
ing, which includes the cost of tha
right-of-wey,
"If you fool, In'your mind, thle
la a feasible plan, then I want to
•at your roarttoua.” Dial toM
tha eommlselooers aa they asked
how soon would resolutions ba need
ed to gat the project underway.
load Board Mtmbor Dial stated
that tha project could get under
way Immediately If the two boarde
at eouaty commissi oners would
agree that tba plan la tha one
that la needed.
"What wa are trying to do.” said
Dial, "la pretest these communi
ties” ae he pointed to th* route of
tba proposed new 1T-9S aod the
caueewsy.
Hospital Nptes
.
Tba Jockey, who coaid hava quit
APRIL II
* -with hie previous 888,008 winnings,
•aid bafrra ha started Jbr tha Mrs. Robbie L. Wbltancr f(Unford)
grand prlu that H waa aa l-io-1
Noreen Turner (Sanford)
gamble, figuring ineoaa Ux
Donna Henderson (Sanford)
hrscbeta. "Bui Maatfmga tha
aa shots pap aft" ha daalarad.
Baby Boy WhJtener
Weather
Mostly ransy today j Mrtlr
cloudy and mild taaigkl tad f
Thursday, law (outfit H-ST, ...
AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILT N lW B fA F tK
M e rc h a n ts
S to c k F o r B a n n e r
Days Sales Jubilee
Boards In Favor
O f 17-92 Route
A U cant toll causeway spanning
Lake Monroe and the Ft. Johns
River to Join SomlaoU aad Vohuta
counties by a revised route of IT*
M will ba tho answer to our pro
blems, Fifth District Road Board
Mouther William H. Dial told the
combined maoUng af fltmlaeia
County, aad Votuata County Oommlaakmars at an tafermal meeting
lart night at Jim gpeacar’e Res
taurant.
Aa aerial view of tha route from
two miles south of Oranga City to
Jots French Ava. at Seminole
Blvd. wai displayed for tha bene
fit of tha commissioners and mambars of tha Seminole County Cham
ber of Commerce.
The proposal to build tho cause
way Included tho establishing of
a Seminoie-Voluala ToB District
which, with tha IS casts toll to
cross tho three-mile bridge and
esuteway, would amortlM the
bonds la about M yeara, according
to preliminary plane already
developed aad studied.
Dial, la explaining the work that
had already beta done oa tha
project, expressed Me appreciation
for the work, studies, and prelim
inary specifications developed by
a private engineering firm.
Also at tha mteting last night
wora Seminole County Attorney and
Representative Mack N. Cleve
land Jr., Clerk of Court O. P.
Herndon aad Clark of Court Ja n
Mathai.
Tba caueaway would ba con
structed by using hydriulle fill to
cross tha three-mile wide lake and
then continue along a eouaty road
route through Volusia eounty
wasteland aald Dial.
Tha proposal for the aausaway
would not eliminate tha maintain
ing of tha present route for tha
conraalance of business hotlsaa and
reatdeata already established, said
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Florida Poultry
Industry Growing
Speaker Reveals
Parking
Lot Put
In Shape
Odham Says In TV
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Appearance Lowry
Talking Dangerous
A Joint meeting of the Seminole
In a talk on television at Pett«
County Farm Bureau and tha Sere- Sanford merchants ara getting sacola tail night, Bralley Odhant
nola County Poultrymen’s Associa their stocka In readlnesi this after said Sumter Lowry I* “talking
dangerous talk which eould ratOll
tion was held l u t night In tha noon preparing for the gl|intlc In Mrlous consequences and
THE SANFORD MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT hotng p it Into tip top shape hy Jack Davie city em
ploye Tho parking facilities will be la readiness (or the Banner Days event starting tomorrow, (Staff Futura Farmers Building at Semi- opening of the Ranner Daya sales chaos."
svent which starts tomorrow morn
nola High School.
Odham, supporting Collins, i i l i
ho hsd listened to Lowry's talki
Making hla polnta from graphs ing.
and bringing amphasla to tha 1m- Sale signs, tags, and display* are on segregation and was unccrttl*
porianca of th# poultry tualnci* going up In all of Sanford's stores what ho had In mind.
“ In ono breath hs talks abou|
In Florida, Julian Moore, Extan- so shoppers will have ea*y access
resisting and on other occasion*
sion Poultry man Specialist Exten to th* greatest bargain, ever to defying tha Suprem* Court,” Od*
sion Department of tha University be presented in the city.
ham said.
o f . Florida, was the principle This moraine, the hugo Munich
“What ll h« talking about—a row'
pi.l racking l.ot Is being put In hellion or separation from tha na*
speaker.
Cold winds off Bear Lake held
shspa
for
the
official
opening
at
Hon? Personally I don't want !•
the crowd down at last night's
Moors told the Joint meeting ti 39 tomorrow morning.
lake up war against America.’’
Democratic Rally In tba Bear Lake
“tha poultry Industry It lirgs and Tha parking lot la bring striped
Tho First Christian Church Section,
it
also criticised Warren
Is still growing today In Florida." ■nd marked off for easy access forOdham
refusing to testify before the
will b« host to tho spring rally A crowd of about 100 was on
From tha raphs ha pointed to and simple parking for more than Kefsuver committee Investigating
of Disciple youth of tho Orlando hand at 8 o'clock to hear local
the growth of tha induitry from 300 automobiles.
gambling in the stata and said
district next Sunday, 8:30 till candidates expound on their per
Many Ranford officials Includ “As fir as 1 know Warren was the
7:18 p. m,
sonal political philosophy regard
1814 through 1B&S. A 84 par cant
"No Hands But Our Hands’* ing tha various offices for which
Increase since 1924, said Moore, ing tha Sanford Merchants Asso first governor to use th* power o|
ciation, the City Commission and his office so tha mobs could
will b* th« program theme Miss they ara contending.
brought tha total laying hens In tha Seminole County Chamber of ganlta.”
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Msrtha Huff, Orlando, district However, tch later tha hour, tha
1924 from two-mllllon to three- Commerce will participate In the
director of youth work announc colder the winds, an diha smaller
million today, However, he said,
ed today. Btildis study, the pro tha crowd. Shortly before 10 9*vt«t P r e m i e r Bulganin and egg production In 192* waa two- perking lot's official opening for
Nikita
Khrushchev.
Communist
use by Sanford shoppers and buslgram will Include recreation, a o'clock last night there were not
mllllon with tha present day pro neaa people.
■ongfeet, worship and supper. more than 10 to IS In tha audiancs ..party chief sailed Into Portsmouth duction at about 4W- mill Ion.
Harbor today for to daya of barn
Young people from four counties to listen to tha candidates.
B, L. Parkins Jr., president of
storming, trado negotiations and “The modern and scientific the Sanford Merchant* Association
a n expected to attend.
Conflicting meetings kept a few high level talks In Britain
way
poultry
la
raised
and
pro
looking forward to on* of tha
The registration committee It candidates from attending the ral
laid Moore "accounts for la
biggest
three-day event* ever to
cow posed of Shirley Morgan, ly, sevaral were lata arriving, and Tho Krenriln’s star traveling duced,"
Sylvie Pearson. Sandra Baty and one refused to make comment an eslstimn arrived aboard the sleek, the Increase la Ifg production. be held hate. “Wa era confident .Thirty B anlU ;
CharUJa Caudle Beverly Evans, his Candidas/ because of Ida tat* 13.800-tnn Soviet enilser OrdihwH- In the 1930's, slid the Extension that tha people of Sanford aad tka
«w«
Hdt*. Tkq ship slid Into
har ProUrymxn Sped all it, ” “were »uffounding tjade area will- f M '•fbjyL
Diana BaUy, Wayne Evans, arrival,
of Mrs, -W. O,
K ;■ ■
bor right on time at It a.th.. a '4fre oply about (hB-mtlllon a/Acka displayed during the eftywld# said tatned tho flnnfo
Brenda Elicit and Barton Stone
issue* were flrm'Jt hilt 'Jht out Rad (lag fluttering from tor raaitwI>Mched in Florida
Ida nmpartffi
to lorn* of'the biggest savings they Its boob lunch*
compai
comprise th* reception committee. before
th* small crowd in three head, ” ...........
I The 80-ninth* hitched In 18U." have aver experienced."
.. . . . .
The *upp«r will b* served by of the races
terdsy.
when candidates for A salute boomed out from shore Ttils Increase, he said, Ir due
Mite Nancy Hicks. Mrs. Frank
Gordon Sweeney, chairman of tho
the
Seminole
County
Tax
Asses
The Junior High School Glee
Baty, Mrs. Chandler Vail, Mr*.
aa tha Russian warship to the larger type* of hitcberyi. Ifannt-r Daya committeo of tha
Office, the Sheriffs office, batteries
The more chicks produced with Merchants Association, agreed that Club, of which the girl* were
Parry L, Stone and Mre. W. II. sor's
cams
to
anchor
Just
a
eable's
Young. Tlie local C.Y.F. and CM and House u( Representatives, length away from Lord Nelson's a superior quality of mast and this event, b"glnnlng tomorrow members, sang savaral number*
from their repertoire of favorite
Rho will have charge of the clos spoke.
woodsn-hulled battlmhtp Victory, g he Her grail* of chicks furred
Silts Mary Earle contended that symbol of Urltain's lungtime su out many of the smaller hatchery- nutrnlng, will o|Cn tho eye* of the musical numbers.
ing “friendship circle."
shopping public and prove that
a permanent homestead exemption premacy of tho >rs«
Th# doubl# sextette, which ap
men. However, many of the birds,
system, according to law, Is cur Edtn'o hopes for soma plain Moore commented, are exported cUtz .ns hero can shop economL-nlly peared on the program, Included
wlih their own hometown ueigh- girl* from th# itvanth grad# a*
rently being used la the Tax Aato the foreign countries to tba Ixra und businessmen.
tcsior’t olflce, and aha said, ” 1 faot-tu-face spoaklng on the sub south.
Hanford Junior High while the
The Banner Daye event ll being ensemble included girts from the
feel that 1 am qualified to serve ject of world peace during the
Tha graphs displayed at last sponsored by the .Hanford Merchan eighth grad* at Plnecrvat School.
you as Tax Assessor both In the visit were buoyed mildly by Rus night's
meeting showed that Flor ts Association and |a being staged
sia's declaration that It would sup“ Better food and faster ser Held and In the office.”
Accompanst* for th# program
vice” Is the slegsn of T, W. Raleigh King, veering away from poit If. N. efforts to cool off the ida produced 83.3 per cent of th* cooperatively by Sanford Mer were Miss Judith Ludwig, Ml!*
eggs
consumed
hire
with
44.T
per
“Mitch” Mitchell and Dan “Mo.-” his usual talk in behalf of Ms troubled Middle East.
chan
Marilyn McDanlsl, and Mis*
McCallum, new owners of the candidacy told the small group The declaration called "exacer cent shipped In under rigid In t s hope that this Is just tho Kay Ivsy,
1
spection
so
that
they
meet
th*
Seminole Drive-In Restaurant on that ”1 realize tho assessor's Job bation of the Arab-laraell con
beginning
of
many
such
events
requirements
of
the
State.
east First Street, opposite the Is not a surveyors yob but It is flict'' one of tho most dangerous
IjvQkJi
In Sanford," said Parkins, aa he
Fort Mellon Park.
one of the basic necessities. I be threats. It addrdi "The Soviet gov Turning to tha picture of turkey pointed to the first annual event
Th# city's new restaurant own- lieve th# position should he filled ernment considers that It Is possi production In Florida, Moore said being staged tomorrow, Friday gad
era are brothers-ln-law who came! by someone who is qualified to ble snd necessary to avoid armed that around 188,990 which are Saturday,
grown by hitcberyi producing a
conflict In th# Near Esst."
to Sanford recently from Georgia. handle it."
better grade of bird In compari
Both men lutve had years of ex Johr. Mcisch did not vary from
son to thoie raised on firms.
perience In meat market ami' his stand "A reappraisal la neces
TmmedlaU three and four yea*
restaurant operation, and plan to sary and Is part of his platform."
Moore waa Introduced by Semi
enlistments ara now open In th#
capitalise on their combined, I believe tho propl# want equali
nole County Farm Bureau Presi
UnltH States Msrln# Corps ac
knowledge of food and It's pre zation. he Hid. “ If elected 1 will
dent W, W. Lins.
cording to an announcement by
paration at Sanford's only down employ an outside firm <n reap
A
covered
dish
supper
preceded
M/8gt, Richard K. S c h m i d t ,
town drive-in eating spot.
praise Seminole County property,” INDEPENDENCE, Mo. oft — The the Joint meeting of tho two orga
bridegroom Is due hero Thursday nisations.
Undsr the new management, Mclich said.
One-thousand pounds of Ico a NCO In Charge of recruiting lit
the Seminole Drive-In will re Rudy Sloan hammered away at to moot M a r g a r e t Truman's
day Is used and manufactured In tha Greater Sanford area. Th#
main open seven days a week his permanent homestead exemp “folks."
rsrh of tho Lovell’s Super Mar t ’orpx lx also accepting qualified
applicants for two years actl\#
from 9:80 a. m. until 19:00 tion syitem by a card method Clifton Daniel, th* New York
kets In Sanford.
duty, hs added.
o’clock, midnight. Their special- and stayed out of the controversy newspaper man who will marry
Machines for manufacture of the
tie* will be barbecued, hickory- about reappraisal. Holding the tVo Miss Truman Saturday, will be one
flake
lea were recently Installed The recruiter pointed out (hub
volunteers mav heroma Mar
flavored beef, pork and ehlcken, cards up for the aiittlcnco to see, of tho guest* Thursday evening at
because “refrigeration In itself only
ard shrimp ln-tha-basket. In add Sloan said "This Is (ha system in informal family dinner at th#
doesn't answer tha problem of ines. The Coras does not take
ition. the restaurant will fsature used in other counties and I be home of former President and
keeping produce and poultry farm men through the draft and once
a man recalvex an Imluctloit
a full Una of aandwlches, soft lieve we need this streamlined Mrs. Truman.
When th# Washington Senator* fresh."
notice, he Is no longer eligible 1#
drinks, fountain confeetlona and system."
It will b* |ils first opportunity to Baseball team returned home front
Flake Ice Is manufactured auto enlist In the Marlnee. Young men
popular beer for ht-your-car din In tbe reea for Seminole County meat tha numerous Truman aunts, their winter training In Central
matically
In
the
new
lea
machines
ing or carry out.
who plan to Jain the Marines nl
Florida Congressman Syd Her
(CotitlnMil on Page Seven)
uncles and cousins,
long was on hand to greet them, keeping itora't* bins completely a lstrr d*»- should a t now r h |! t
Th# pcrailon was a hug# “wel- full for use In the produce and the choice is still theirs to make,
poultry departments of the two he advised.
rnm# hack” luncheon at Wash- 'stores,
Imrton's famous T o u c h d o w n
Men who are plnnnlnf to ..re
Tha complete capacity of the sume school or colle-'B after itoiltClub, whsr# Herlong was a
machines Is used, Manager Bill plrtlng their enlistment mu/
special guest,
Clifford E. Johnson, chairman around tha State:
be of any help to him."
Caisube said ax lie explained the earn rreilltx ihrou-h the Marin#
of the H s i n i n n l * C o u n t y
Herlong
wa*
Invited
to
partFormer Gov, Fuller Warren Lowry, who claimed he wa« now
Bryant for Governor campaign, charged in a slstnment hsued
lrl|ints because on Capitol HID he use of Hie two Ice makers In (ho Corps Institute. Correspondence
cour»r» ar, offrred free of rharae
stated this morning that he would from bis Miami headquarters that preiilng Collins for first place In I* considered to he "Mr. Base Sanford stores.
the governor'! race, attacked
meet Farris E. Bryant tn Tltusball”. He wai formerly president ' Forty-five feet of produce dis to all Marines and cnvsr almc k
a
b'-g
tlma
New
York
advertising
Warren.
vllt# Friday morning fur a visit
of tha Florida 8tat# Leagu# and play space receives th* moist chill ever'thlng from “atoms to s*oto Seminole County and Sanford, agency had been hired secretly to “ Warren was a West Florida boy for tha past five seasons haa of the flake Ire in nnc of tho logy" as wrll as many of the
Johnson said that enroute front promote Collins' candidacy for re- but when he got out of office did been- manager of the Democratic Lovett's stares. However, Ice is military subjects In -which Mira
Tltuav!H# they will visit Oviedo alsetiurt tnd would ba regarded he coma back to Pvs with you Congressional Baseball team. Tills U*ed In the additional refrigera lues sofcIsHst. Many Murine hav#
wher# Bryant will speak for II with a big share of tha state's folksT No, hs moved dowmtste team play* only one game each tion of poultry.
' completed their high school edit*
advertising budness.
minutes,
to live with the rich people In year, a eharlty affair to raise
Corn Is kept constantly on a cation and tented their .dlplaniA
Bryant and Ui# eommltt## will
Collins fired beck that the charg Miami Beach.”
money for Washington'# under bed of Ice lo keep, It not only through th# Institute, th* racr.i*
arrive In Baufutd at 11 o'clock es were “ridiculous and asinine.” In a talk at Crettvlew, Lowry privileged children.
moist, but alio chilled snd cold. Iter explained.
whan ha would Ilka to mast and “ It Is tbe same old buffoonery— described his three main oppo- The Florida Congressman wax “ It’s ust another way by which
The Corpe* scholastic program
talk with hi* many friends befara suyibtiij iu try u discredit me.” nenta «■ “ three mon waiting to careful not to get too far out we can deliver garden fresh pro Is In keeping with the policy <•(
his tehsdulad address at 11:48 tho governor sulil in a statement gn Inio the governor's chair ei on a limb by predicting how the duce lo our customers and keep; mental and physical davtlopiqg'JII
from tha cernar of Magnolia Are. isiuod from Atlanta where he at ther to Increase er build up their Senators would fare Ulla season, poultry freshly dressed and In In order to provide the country
and Fhvt St.
hut h# did say, “Baseball predic prime condition," said Canube. with top notch men trained i4»
Tha * fdravi. aald Johnson, will] tended a (mum on nuclear energy. political maehlnat."
handle any ascIgnmenV. For ex
tions
are like political predictions
” Th* fact that Incidentally re
Warren told j Bradenton audlb* broadcast o « r WTflR.
ample, Marine* guard Amerleani
—
moat
of
th#
predictions
really
Following lunch h H a n f o r <1 marks of this kind will harm the enre last night that Integration reflect the hopes and dream# of
embassies all ov#r tho world, h# 1
» .rri, Rryant will Lroraed to
1" of no consequenrc to him. could best be prevented by plac- the Individual. On that basis only,
said. For additional Informal)!
ADDITIONAt. LOCAL NEHI
.
i
j,, wni
make He badly isidar "a lea the Intelll- Ing the “ laiue before the people
sc# th* local Marina recruiter^
that our Senators will
ON PAGE SEVEN
minute*"address
I genet of tbe people of Florida If is tka prohJblUo« amendment to Iwinpredict
th# Post Office Building, Bon
the pennant this yaar."
In other political a*wa
frdm i h* thlnka pop-o fa Ilka thl* will the cotiriltutlon waa handled.
on Wodnsadsy of each wariu
Christian Church
Will Play Host
To Youth Rally
Dwindling Crowd
Hears Candidates
Soviet Party Chief,
Premier In Britain
For Tour, Talks
Jr. High Glee Club'
Entertains Lions
Restaurant Under
New Management
1,000 Pounds Ico
Used Every Day
In Lovett's Stores
Fiance To Meet
Margaret's 'Folks'
Herlong Special
Guest A t Luncheon
For Baseball Team
Bryant Sets Visit Here Friday
Starts
Enlistments Open
For 3, 4 Years
In Marine Corps
■
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Bodies Of Marines
Sent Home Today
Wood Industries
Offer Boy Scouts
Forestry Awards
F K R N AN D IN A R E A C H
(Special) —SI o r e than 60,0<i0
Florid* Hoy Scouts will Intensify
their study.end practice of forest
conservation this year In striv
ing for ■ new “Award of , Merit"
offered to ciuallfylng troops by
wood-using Industries,
New emphasis nn forestry and
work toward winning the awards
will begin In April with uso of
n special forestry kit by all of
tho state'* Scout troops, accord
ing t<> Smi,tin, Hudson, chair
man of tho Ftorldu Forest Indus
trie* Committee. Some 2.2G0 kits
and the awards of merit are
being provided by American For
est 1’rodiiel* Industries, Inc., re
presented In the state by Hud
son’s committee.
To win the award, 78 per cent
of the Seoul* In a troop must
participate In three top conser
vation projects, and 76 per cent
of the boys must attain Indi
vidual conservation goals.
Direction* for snggestsd troop
conservation projects, all design
ed lo do a "good turn" for tho
forests, nre Included in tho for
estry kits. Among them are
planting seedling* on a Tr,o
Farm, participating In a local
treo Insect nml dlsrnse control
project, erecting roadside Keop
(Jrecn fir* prevention signs and
conducting mock forest fire fight
ing demonstrations.
The forestry kit* also contain
direction* and suggestions for a
variety of other activities design
ed to stimulate Scout interest in
R s a rrh fo r T o m o rro w
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PARRIS ISLAND. S. C. « t-T iB
bodies of six Marino vecruita who
drowned on ■ foreed march Into a
tidal stream here Sunday night
were sent horns today for b u r ia l!
Even *• a bi« plane chartered
by the Marine Corps look off
carrying five of the *lx fing«
draped coffin* to relative* In
northern cities, there were Ir.dlcalions that Investigation of tho
tragedy might be widened.
Chairman Vinson (D-1a) of U14
House Armed Services Committca
had a scheduled confe'once with
corps commandant Oen. Randolph
I’ato on tho-drowning*.
Vinson said 'ie would make no
statement about the possibility of
a committee Investigation until
after he talk* with Pate, who
came to the Marine base her*
Monday to take personal charge
of the Inveitlgaton. Later he (low
back to Washington.
A court of Inquiry here c o i^
tinued the palnatakln-* work < 9
piecing together d etilli of the
drowning) today after a warning
to tha Navy from Sen. Ives (It.
NY) that "an inadequat- Investi
gation or e x p l a n a t i o n of the
tragedy by the Navy would m u lt
In a congressional Investigation."
D a r t m o u t h football cuulnln
Robert Rex earner! two Rail Trot.i
his fullback position only f i t f
lime* during tha 1DS8 season. ^
forestry, especially during A'n'*l,
Forestry Month for the imti m's
1.8 million Roy Scouts ami Ms*
plorer Scouts. Included are a tiri'r
gram for a loggers' field day, n
one-act piny, a forestry fuiuni,
directions for games and contv.it s
about trees and wood product',
and a conservation progress cimiA
to record each troop's aehivv™
manta.
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.MONDAY, APRIL 16. 1956
Collins’ Visit
Set Wednesday
V
A gigantic celebration has been
set for Go'ernor Leltoy t'ollln*',
visit to Seminole County Wednes
day afternoon,
Dan Wright, Campaign Director
in Seminole County for Gov, Col
lins laid this morning that he
will meet Gov. LeRey Colllna its
DtLand and eWdnesday morning to
bring the Governor to Sanford.
Gov. CoUlna will a.to p In
D# Bary for about 10 minutes lo
^
Intereit, Isiuts, tension, «nd greet bis many friends there,
campaigning are lner#asln| In th# Wright said,
loca race* on tha polltiet l»een«
"We will then come directly to
In ScmlnoU County.
Candidates are beglnnlm to bite Sanford and will ba r t th* corner
and bite back ai they appoer be- of Firit Street at Slsgnolln by
fore increulng crowd* at the Dem Touehton'i where he will spenk
ocratic Rallies being held through for about 13 minutes," said Dun
Wright.
out the County.
"From downtown Sanford. Gov.
Tho filth rally. In e series ol
eleven that wil lb« sponsored by Collins and his party wilt go to
th e Seminole County Democretle tho Sanford State farm er* Market THIS IK THE SIGN that will be displayed through mt the week in Sanfnrd stores explain* Gordon
Executive Committee will be held Where ho will meet hundred* of Sweeney, Banner Ilay* Chairman (right) to W. V. B .ting of Touchfott’a and C. 1- Redding of Metomorrow night at Bear Lake In Collin*’ friend* end supporter*," he Crory’s. (Staff Photo)
tlio Florida Power Corp. Lounge. said.
A gigantic celebration has been
Chairman Jim Lee of Oviedo
will bo on hand to emteo the planned for Governor Leltoy Colevent and to Introduce hach can- lini at Ihe "Colins For Governur"
tl ilato in hli turn on the ro*trum Headquarter* on the Sanford-Or
«r | before the microphone.
lando Highway next to Smltty's
b a n Thursday night. In- Long- Snappln’ Turtle, according to the
woud. Iludy Sloan continued to Seminole County Campaign Direc
pound away on hie permanent tor.
homestead exemption ayitem by a
Sandwiches and soft drinks will
card method. "I ilncerely believe be served there, said Dan Wright,
that In the growth of our county whero tha Governor can meet and
Final plan* for the gigantic
ue need till* new streamlined sys talk to hi* hundred* of friend* and
The *otintllnR of *tren* through sales event in Sanford Thursday,
tem," he said."
supporter* who are expected to Sanford street* wtll be the idgnnl Friday, and Saturday ar*, nearing
Jack .Stcmpcr told one of the turn out en masse to meet him. tonight between fi and (1:30 pm . completion ns Sanford Merchant*
largest crowd* yet to turn out at
A group of ladles have been for Ihe Mart of the Seminole Association President It. L. Perk
a Democratic Hally "I do not ln- selected for hostesses at the cclc- County l ’nit. Ainctiran Cancer So in* Jr. announce* the official
te-'.l to disrupt our Ux struclura." Dratiou and rally to be held at ciety’* all out "LighU-On" drive opening of tbe Municipal I’nikMl,» Mary E. Earle. due to ill- the lacal headquarters, Wright said for fund*.
ing Lot just off Commercial Avc.
nc*», tvn* unahlp to attend Tluirs* and a number of special event*
Every area of Lite city will find will bo held Thursday morning *l
J \- V night'a voie-gettlng roundup. will lake place when Guvcrncir
volunteer worker* calling on home* tli.1t),
Raleigh Kins reiterated hi* Collins U grretrd at Ihe newly
Perkins said thal membora of
with literature and educational tna
aland "Tile a»*e*»ur* job la not repainted and redecorated Semi teri.il along with their request for the Merchants Association, Sentan office job. Therefore cnmlder nole County "Collin* For Gover
The Sanfnrd Armory, bousing
contribution* to carry on the three- Imde County Chamber of Com
w ’H the person you select."
Co. B, 131th Armored Infantry
nor" headquarters.
merce.
Sanfoid
Board
of
City
point program of Uto American
J im Meiu'li told tbe Longuood
Commissioners, Board of Semin- llatliillon. Commanded by Captain
From tl'.e local headquarter*.
Dunucratie Rally "If elected,- It Governor Collins will go to Long- Cancer Society.
nlu County Commissioner* and the Joseph D. Bryant, ha* been com
Headquarter) will b* set up In City Manager will be on hand pletely repainted al a cost of ap
In‘.end to have a reappraisal of vvnod and from there to Oviedo
tho Flurida State Bank for receiv for tlio event.
<Continued on Page Eight)
proximately 32,250.
whero John Courier anil Frank
ing tha contribution* n* they me
Further plan*, said official*, In
Whtebf have arranged a recepIn
tho
meantime,
merchant*
are
collected by the volunteer winker* feverishly completing huge stock clude the repainting of tha celling
Unit for him there.
under
the
chairmanship
n(
Mi*.
Following the Uvledo rccoptlon
ID:* of Item* thal will bo offer of the auditorium nn tho second
_
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Gov. Colllna experts tn go to Sla- Don Bale*.
ed m suvlnm/twr W uM l tty1 «*' door -of lh« armory and the reAlready, thouMituI* of Sanford peetatoih* nfiffit'tm lilliaiil* tbnl flnUhing of Die panel* nf the top
via bafix'a continuing hi* campaign
lour on Into Orlando, where he It ami Central Florida citl/m* have will visit Sanford front the trade floor.
scheduled tn make a TV address had an opportunity to *ru the pro area.
General Mark W. Laura was In
gram of tlio American Cancer So
At * brief preview of some of Sanford la»l Wednesday tn inspect
over WDllO-TV at 8:30 p.m.
ciety
depleted
In
display.
’Die
win
tho
newly
arrived
sub*
llain*
there
Elsewhrrr nn ihe political scene
A meeting of the fluutn. tde
the lornl armory ami *.ild, "I am
(l outrun, <1 on I'agr Clghl I
L cycle Safely Club will be held around the stale Farris Hrvant dow al Vow elf* through the grner
will pleased with the work done
tiiinorrnw afternoon at 4:30 In the will start the week with a hand osity of Jack Hall and Elmer Won
In re,"
I t i j r l tlo >m of the School Admini shaking lour of the Miami and tenav contain* an exhibit ,,f the
\ddltioiial plan* for Impioving
stration Building on Commercial Fort Lauderdale urea* today and three point program o( re-carcli
ihe aniiury Include the relighting
Avc., according In Mrs. France* tonurrow. He will appear on tele- education and service Many com
both floor* with modern lighting
^Murray, chairman of the organl- vision in Miami tomorrow night plimentary tetnark* have been
f.n Jlttrs,
with a five minute talk at 8:30.
TtMlnn.
made about the exhibit said the
The .Seminole County Farm Bur Id. Co! R. O. Nunnamiker, of
Sumter I/twry will be in Pensa Seminole County Cull’* Chairman.
She said thal tho meeting has
eau meinhenhiir meeting will be
brvn railed in that Safety Chair cola and Cantonment today ami Mr*. Gertrude Dingfclib-r.
the Third Army Headquaiivr* at
held to..... .
night at tbe Semi
men of all of the civic dub* could tomorrow will visit Milton and
We hope that the people of San nole H ig h School Agricultural Fort McPherson, G*., recently
attend and Join In the efforts for Crcstview.
ford will not hotome alarmed Building. *aid Bonner Carter, sec roniplcted the annual Federal In
aifo b'eyclc riding for boys and
Fnl'er Warren will «tumn Dade when the «lren* are sounded thl*
spection by the Inspector General.
glclj of Seminole County.
County today with a television talk evening, said Mr*. Dlngfel-ler, f ir retary-treasurer of the organiza Tho unit hcio expects a favorable
tion
"Anyone InlcrcUod In this pro »t 7 p. m.
it will only bo a signal that the
The meeting wdl begin at 1 report.
p e r and would like to take part
Tomorrow, lie will vl-dl Collier, Llglit*-On drive I* In prog me*.
o’clock
with a rovercd dl*h sup The Inspection Included person
js ini lied lo be present ami lake Hendry, Iat , Charlotte anil Sara
per
and
the bustnrs* *C'*bin will nel. arms, vehicle*, cnmmunlra,
part in the meeting," said Mr*. sota countie* and on Wednesday
Dons, supply, administration, train
U turray.
will campaign in Manatee, Har Mayfair Golf Links gel underway at 8 o’clock, he ing and training schedules.
said.
The Blcyela Safely Club, which dee, Do Soto, Okeccholiec and
Julian S. Mnnrc, Extension De
bat held three meeting* In the Glados.
To Close Mondays part
merit, of the University of
registration and Inspection of boy*
The Mayfair Inn Golf Cmirn- Florida, will be the principal *peak
Club Mails
and girls and (heir bicycles, ha*
h o t i ’l c g s s o c G iir
yesultcd in a membenhlp of lev*
SALISBURY, N. C. (dV-Pnli.e will he closed nn Monday* through e. at tomorrow night'* meeting.
The Seminole County Poultry men Check To Crippled
srst hundreds of boya and glrli, will bo vratehlng the hot plug the summer; I^e Armstrong, pro
Association will al*o at lend the
Ik*. Murray laid.
market here fur *ume time. Some, it ihn course, *abt today.
Plans now are to complete a one broke Into all oil n>mpnny
"There will be no activity at Ibe meeting of ihe Seminal* County Children's Home
rountywlda auminorlong program warehmiso nml stole I,Otto spark Al.iy fair Inn Golf Omt'so on Mun Farm Bureau tomorrow night to
A rherk for $1.221).Vi was mail
to entertain the yuimgstur* whn plug*. Nothing all* was touched. day* at all," lie *nld.
hear the Extension Pnultrymnn.
ed in tha Harry Anna Crippled
Jike to ride their bicycles and to
Children's Home bv tlio Sanfnrd
IrnstaU In them tho b ail; safety
Lodge, BI'OE No 1211, last Satur
rules to observe oa highways and
day. according to Hoy Green, Ex
streets.
alted Hiller.
The Harry Anna Crippled Child
ren's Home, al Umatilla, t* owned
SNAAS Charities
and operated by tho Florida Elk’*
Association, said Green.
Drive Has $6,800
Tl* $1,229.3(1 was raised In vaMor* than W.IOO baa already
r ion * benefit* including tho Charity
been collected or subscribed to
Day contribution from tho Sanford*
the combined charities drlva * t|
1Dtlando Kennel Club, tlio Exalted
fr«he Sanfnrd Naval Auxiliary Air
Hitler said today. Th« total Includ
Station up u> this date, Captain
ed contributions for tho past year
11. W. Jackion, Commaadlag Of
up to April 1, )9.V> and I* matlu on
ficer, aaid thl* morning.
the bust* of $3 per year per mem
April >0 ii tht> last day of the
ber.
drive, aald Captain Jarkson, and
Thl* I* tho locnml check lo he
all efforts’a re being made to reach
mailed to tha Crippled Children'*
tha goal »f 110,000 by that data.
home fur the pa*t year, said Hoy
"Thli 1* tha on# drlva of tha
Green.
year," Captain Jackion u ld ," and
we won’t hava another until March
if) next year."
Interest Growing
As Crowds Increase
' At Demo Rallies
Sirens To Signal
Start Of Cancel
Society's Drive
Parking Lot To Open
For City wide Sale
Sanford Armory Is
Entirely Repainted;
Improvements Told
,r "feiy Club Meets
je morrow At 4:30
Farm Bureau Will
Hear Poultryman
Elk's
APRIL II
Admlialon*
Boston Steel (Sanford)
MUdrad Grady (Sanford)
Tina A. Kuhlman (Sanford)
i
APRIL II
Discharge*
THU 18 THB FINEST EVENT ywl, tafd Longwo-I Chamber
Charles R.
Com mere# Pre*'
'V'alr*. J, Caruthers and baby glrli MorrUon M h® ch«U briefly with candidates to: County Contmliaioner, District Three* Otis Four.
Mra. Darla Burfltld and baby 1 •kr« »nd Ltwrente Swafford. (Staff Fho to)
Lights
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No. 7*.
AojgdalM Prw* l - w d Wlro
Registration
1 1 / 3 2 9 Q u a lifie d
V o te rs In C o u n ty
Bloodmobile Here Absentee
Tomorrow At Elk's Ballots
Club For Donors Available
'Confidence Brings
Progress' Subject
Of Rotary Speaker
Registration completed mure
The bhimlnuiblle nf the Central than a week ago ha* been tubu
Florida Blood Bank will be In lated and show* that Seminole
Sanford tomorrow, at the F.tk’s County Iiui 11,329 qualified voter*,
Club, lor the purpose of receiving acronling to tho record* in Ihe
office of Mr*. Camilla Bruce,
blood from local donor*,
Harry Weir, Administrator o ' our Seminole County Supervisor of
new Seminole Memorial Hospital Ucgiitration.
Mrs. Druco said that tho total
in an interview said, "1 recently
heard a surgeon state that the figure represents an increase m
great strides made In surgery in 2,300, nr about 2.1 per cent over
past year* could largely be ac tho total registration In force two
counted for by advance* In three year* ago before the spring pri
fields: first, Improved techniques; maries.
In breaking down the registra
second, development* In anesthe
sia; ami third, Ilia Use of blood tion, she said that llicru uro 10,4H8 Democrats, 87 Republicans,
transfusion*."
Weir rnnlinurr! by l a y i n g ami 31 with other party islllhathat our new hospital la using the Ilona. Wilh no Republican primary
service* of th* Central Florida slated In Seminole County this
Blood Bank, and while headquar spring, those voters will be eligi
ter* of thl* organiration are In ble to tako part in tho General
Orlando, many of our people know Election next Fall. The 3t regis
nf the operation aa patient* Ind tered with "other party affilia
a* donor*, either In Sanford or tion” wtll al*n tukc pail in thu
elsewhere. He laid that tha Cen General Election.
The greatest increase in regi
tral Florida Blood Rank was a stration*, Mrs. Itruro said, was lit
licensed bank, and I* qualified to the Fern l’ark-Altn monte-lam gand doc* handle hundred* of trans wood-Ovtedi) areas. However she
fusion* monthly.
•aid that there* wa* considerable
"Of emirso", Weir continued, Interest shown in the Sanford area
"the service of any blond bank U and the three precincts here.
dependent upon the eontributloni
The Supervisor of Registration
of blood from eltlzene of the area, pointed out that application! for
end we have been told by member* absentee ballot* cun bo secured
of Ihe blood hank ilaff that our at her office now In Hid Chamber
community ha* always bean a good of Commerce Building mi East
n p n fttr* of t h r tiaak? aruT mTuy F ln t St:-af Sanford Ave.
c ltlrn i have been faithful donor*.’1 By precinct*, tlio registration
"Replacing blood used by pa* for Did lu.W spring Democratic
tlenta who have received transfu I’rim iry I* a* follow*, No. one,
sion* Ii but one way we have of Sanford, 1198; No. two, Lake Mon
assuring sufficient blood In the rue, 311; No. three. Sanford, 2551;
bank," Wrlr said. "Ever tince No. four, Panla, 202; No. five,
the organization of lha Central Oviedo, 6t3; No. six, Geneva, 274;
Florida Wood Rank, Church, Civic No. seven, Chuluota, 71 No. elglil,
(iohUiirod, 2G4; No. (tint*, Long
(Continued On Page Eight)
wooil, 393 No. Il>. Lake Mary, Hi.
No, It, Altamonte Springs, 350;
12, Forest City, 212; No. );|,
Jr. High Glee Club No.
Stavla, 77; No. It, Fern Dark 725;
13, Sunfinil, 2-11tj and No.
To Entertain Lions No.
10, Hear Lake, 250
Tlio Sanford Junior High School
Till* year, tf’i! registration book*
Glee Club, under the direction of wire taken In i-n-h precinct out
Mr*, W. O. "Fleming, will enlrx-- *,oc nf Such-rd to give eligible
tain Ibe Sanfoid Lion* Club at It* voter* art opportunity to regi/ilcr
inmn luncheon meeting tomorrow who olhcrw'so would not h tve un
ai the Sanford Yacht Club,
oimorium'y to come to Sanford
Every member of the local Lion*
Mr*. Bruce wa* assisted in the
Club Is urged to attend tomorrow’s out-of-eily registration by the
meeting lo hear tbe group of Jun Seminole County Junhc Chamber
ior High School pupil* trained by of Commerce .ittd lltetr "Get Out
Mr*. Fleming.
the-Vole" Committer.
Post Will Elect
Officers Tonight
Hospital Notes
Cltarlng and cooler tb it after
noon and tonight, low tonight
48 to S3, Tuesday fair and *
Hula cooler.
Tim Camphell-Lnaslng Font fl*
tlm American Legion will hold It*
annual eteetlnn nf officer* at a
meeting tonight at Dm American
Legion llut on Seminole Boulevard
which will be preceded by a ham
supper to bo served at 7:30.
tin sines* meeting *nd election o'
officer* will get underway at 8 , RICHARD BOORMAN
o'clock
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The Prcildeni of tha Florida
Sasing* and Loan League »poko
to tlio Sanford Rotary Club today
ut it* noon luncheon meeting at
the Yacht Club.
Joseph S. Guernsey of Orlando
ha*ed on Ins address on tho subject
•Tonfltlcnco Brings Progress.’*
He told the Hutary Club today
"Our forefather* gave us an e«ampie of con tide nee in our American
principles,"
a*
A* he held lit* audience spell
bound, he told them "Thl* *ama
confidence has helped build a great
nation and a wonderful Stale of
Flotilla within thl* nation."
Guernsey said, "The growth of
Florida i* an tlluslr.itIrm nf eonliilcnee in Florida's lulttre,"
Speaking on anotlirr phase of
grow tit, Guernsey told tho‘Rotary
Clith nuilirnco "The growth of tha
Saving* and lxtan industry In Flor
ida I* an illustration of confidence
In one nf Florida’s leading (Ininrial Industrie*, In my opinion lb!*
confidence i* justified."
On .still another phase nf Flor
ida'* prusprrily, Guernsey puintod
out, "I believe Florida's present
prosperity is based on mnro solid ground than wax Florida's pros
perity or bo-un In thn 1920's,** as h*
Illustrated Ids belief with exam*
pies of Hid prosperity's foundation
up through tlio present mushroom*
tng growth of tho rntlro State,
“ It seems to m0 with tho past
to learn from," lie concluded, "th#
present growth which unfolds bofora our eyes, Ilint all of u.i can
fare the future with optimism and
confidence."
The speaker wa* Introduced by
George Touliy, Kxeculivo VicePresident of ihe First Federal
So*lugs and Loan Association of
Hit* rily, as President of fho Flor
ida Saving* and laian League; Or*
g.iiuriT and President of Hid OrLind» Federal Saving* nml Loan
Association; owner of Did Hotel
Wyoming and Vice-President of
Krniiwnrtli shore* of Orlando am]
director and iiicmlicr of many
id her activities.
Guernsey’* talk was received
Wills enthusiasm hy an Interested
gtnnp or nqwesontatlvo buslnc**
iiml professional men. Too moot
ing wa* m charge uf President
William (Hill) IIiisli.
Afleiilion was called to Ihe dis
trict assembly or Rotary Inter*
national at Ocala, beginning with
» Fellowship Dinner at Ihu Hole]
Marion, Sunday nigld.
Reports Say Youths
Arc Sent To School
S r \ complaint* have been re*
iviu'il relative to children being
*c!ii to school, apparently with
nmnipi no*! with rash on them,
sin r ulinif the disease to other
children who ride the school bu**»,
n r ttn* playgrounds, anil tho*e in
tlio •■'■H i ronMn nml hnclt ream*.
I itl 'ti i arc being expened unin",-- Mily, according to one motli r. In oti(i liulnnre, she mill,. ■
d n l' c lino to t' o nclinol bill
*l in "i i fare swollen ami running
a high temperature,
I’> Terry Hlril, Si'inlnolo County
Hi'ulth officer said till* nnrnlmt
llu t till* is tlio season fur mumps
nml tin io in* quite a number o(
■non among tlio children nml many
aiming tlm adults.
"However,** lie mid, "We ire
taking every precaution In th«
school* and are checking tlio child,
ren who npparuntlv have the
mump* and sending them h in t ."
|ir. JltrdNahl, "i'n r the sake of
the children, If they havo any In*
dlcallmi of mump* or ra»h, the*
should ho kept at home whert
proper rare can bo Riven thorn,’*
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thn Hl|ht navrrrnd R. T. Howard, Iht Provoit of Coventry, at they
Impact tha (aunt tkalalon of Covanlry Callicdral. II wm dotlroycd
durln| tha Otrman **rlal bill* of En|l*nd In World W»r II. Tha
Qutan cama to Coventry to lay (h# fouml.itlon itnna for thr new
aalhaSial to raplaco tills oca.
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bring In your ad In Ths Sanford Herald office by NOON
on SATURDAY, APRIL Ilth
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i t , S a n fo rd / F lo r id a , ai
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M u. Kenneth H irrlion and fata*
ily In Daytona Brach.
Phillip Rauar ha<l ai hi. gue«U
Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Bal
lard of Orlando.
Mr. and Mr». Clarence Miller
left Monday for their home In
Oklahoma after apendlng a foi*
day# here with Mr*. Miller*
daughiur and aon-ln-law, Mr. and
Mr*. Ja?h McCarter and family.
Linda
McCarter
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them lack for a vWU.
Mr*. Itoy Thorpe and daughter
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County Reildent i n Ymr*
(Til. Political Ad . . raid (*r t«
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It's a 1050 Hoick Spkcial —which means, of
course it's a big cur.
Hut look again at the price now s it carries.
It telU yon thh big Ihilck Stecial can be noun
lor only a few ilvllais mure llum the fi'lrc of ilia
tvell-known smaller can-for even less than some
models of thoso very same cars. (And the price
wo'll show you proves how trim that is,)
The gospel truth Is-th is brawny new beauty is
(lie biggest hurullo of high style mid lint perform
ance over otfered in Uuitl.'s lowest-priced Series.
Lven that, though, doesn't completely explain
why Bulck outsells every car in America except
the two well-known smaller ones,
To understand the big renspn, you've got to know
something nlrout how imicli pt/re autom.t'jlle you
get for your money in a 1050 B u itk -
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Qperateil Own Rudn#M ' l l CauNe
ly For 30 Yoarii.
ataprice that
Tou'ftE in tJie market (ur a n a l buy, take n
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In* at the School auditorium jjtulti,
Tuetday evening, April 17 at
j j r_
7:H0. Mitt N'anett# Walker, of Ue- an(j j,
Land, Bllil# teacher will have (oT c(l
charge of the program. Homo tholr 1
room mothert of the'teventh and
j j rs
eighth grade will furnUh tho rc|^ of
rcoklea for refrethment*.
her al
The following officer* wero unlay,
elected at the regular meeting of
The
the \V. 8 . C. 8 . at the home of |n the
Mr*. J. V. Richard* Tuetday. lion i
Pretldent, Mrt. J. V. Richard*; today
vlee-pre*hl#nt, and program chnlr- Falter
man. Mr*. F. C. loingt teeretary
The
Mr*. Warren lilac. Treaturer, tcltedi
Mr*. Alrtha Evan*. Sevretarv, Tuetd
Mlttlonary
Education,
M r* Store,
Bnarum Carlton. Secretary, of IB «•
Christian *ih-I«I relation* and
local church nctlvltle* Mr*. Cecil ——
Seller*. Secretary of Spiritual life.
Mr*. K. Wlmtint, teeretary, of
Stipplle*. Mr*. Harold llier*. Se
cretary of Youth Work, Mr*. R» -1
Itert Carr, Secretary of literature
aril publication* Mr*. Harvey t—
Punn. Secretary, of promotion, •
Mr*. J. Padgett, and flower ehalr*
man. Mr*. Harry Throop.
1
Tho program wa» given by Mr*. her
-h o p*v* a r#- Ume
view of the book. '•September prov|,
Ainu ev” rltten by Imluk Tahk.
Refrethment* wer# aerved by joj.
the ho»te*».
fr|ent
Mr. and Mr*. It. B. Malden Jr.
Mf
of M # a d o w V ie w . Va. wero M* j
railing on Mr. and Mr*. M. II. | | Brl'
Ryan Friday.
jjr
Mr*. Cecil Dopinn of Jark*on. 0f (•„
vllle *penl th# weekend with her
jj„
»l»ler, Mr*. Id* Tadgrlt and |r ft ■;
family.
Long
Mr. and Mr*. Will Midget and will i
family of Orlando, Mr. and Mr*.
Mr.
Carl Crawford and family of Mr.
Lakeland. Warren Crawford of .Ilnur
Orlando and M/S*t. and Mr* Matte
li t (III a a a l n a l ywo in th a t r*u»#»
anU lo aarv a a r o p y a t t h e aaai#
on r i a l n l l f f a ' a t t o r n # / . hetoW* * 9
o r b t f u r e in # 3«lh
M April.
A . U I t iC l l a r a l n f»»V f # t # r a
U io r r# pro eon faaao w i l l I t e a t # r *
o u r , l a u g h in g a t
A L L H 'S J O . E 3 ^
CAN 1 HAVE A NEW
FOQMAL FOB THE PBOM
PLEASE. DAO
TALLAHASSEE OR — The State
Railroad and Public Utilities Com*
minion ha* <et April 37 for a
r'*-"* h-a-lnj on an appllcaliun
•f bua line* to raise passenger
rule* for travel within Flerida.
Florida Greyhound Line*, Tamlami Trail Tour*, lne.; Gulf Coa»t
Motor Line*. Southeastern Grey
hound Line* and Modern Coach
Corp. have joined In petitioning
for tha Increase.
Th# bua companies aeek to In
crease the charge from 3.13 per
cent for distance* between 731 and
100 mile* to 13.64 per cent for
distances of lets than 30 mile*.
oonrr
C oon year w r it t e n
'i
an». lo in* uni to WulM-SH'* *•**•
The extra satisfaction of eoinmnnding Dulck’s
u ulloplng ucw 322-cublc-fneh \'S enginoTho extra Joy and comfort of lluiek's nexv buoy#
nut ride, lluiek's matchless new handling ease,
IJnlck's extra solidity of structure —
Tlu< extra thrill that comes from the world’s most
modem transmission. For, at yuitr option, you
tun ulso have tho new double-action tukc-ofTnnd the extra gas-saving m ile a g e -o f Uulck’i
advanced new Variable Pitch Dynallow.f
rM
l hose arc snmo of the tilings we'd liko you tn
know, firsthand, about tho IU5G Uuiek. And wo'll
let tho car Itself—and that low price tag—do tho
talking. Will you como iu -re n l soon—tills xvcck
maybe?
IVfit* A iU anifil Varlablt Filch Dynalhiic U Ih» on/y
Dvnaflaw llulrk liuihlt UhLiu. It h tlmulanl on Rsadituultr,
Su p er and C enluiy-ofitlonal ul iiuiU il extra cost on tha
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Mid-bast w a r Would Mir Memories,
Can Be Sure O f Capable Fighters
Th# Board of Sanford City CommisThere’s much to be said about the per*Jonara Y\u boan confronted with the pro. aonnel of th# Sanford Fire Department. If
Uam of supplying the needs of the Sanford you’ve seen them in action— thara need ho
!. ‘T ire Departm ent for many years.
no explanation. Each man, under th e direc
[ f J J e rd ly a year, In modem history, has tion of the Fire Chief Is a capable fire figh
pdijed by without someone malting the State ter, They operate, when a t their lobs of
m ent “inadequate", "a disgrace to the city", fighting fire, as nine team. The individual
“wholly unprepared with equipment to pro. firem an knowa what he is doing and he goes
perly serve the citizens."
about it with Just one thought ahead of him
However, w ith a well trained sta ff of —saving property—saving Uvea— making
flram en, sometimes underpaid and working my Job worthwhile.
long hours, Sanford’s Fire Chief Mack X.
Now th a t the job of our Sanford Fira
*•
Cleveland haa been able to furnish the max Departm ent haa been cut out for them —
imum of service with a minimum of equip the task will he more definite. We can’t
ment. *
say that it will he easier for e fire fighter's
Fire trucks outdated, insufficient equip, Job Is ever easy in any manner of speaking.
ment, modem gadget# for taking care of
As a m atter of explanation, when we say
specialized fires, and a myriad of other Im th at a fire fighter's Job is never easy, this
provements have all gone by the board be m ust be taken into consideration: If there
cause of insufficient funds, Insufficient in- isn’t a fire to he controlled in . . let’s eay a
tareet or one of many other problems thHt month . . th a t man must stay in ahape, phy
l i e confronted the firefighting department sically and mentally to do a job when he (•
o f th e d ty .
called upon to do it, he the time day or
No one knows what a tremendous bless- night, lie mtiat stay abreast of the modern
I * * * fire departm ent la until his home is methods of fighting fire and all of the ele
levelled by e raging fire.
ments th a t enter Into making a fira a cat
• I f wiuiam sm «
And moat of us, because of some inci astrophe, even in a home.
CanIni P rru Writ if
dent, aome fire, or some particular experiAs each person or property owner, with
BUTT prtneae end princaasat In tha ahouldart. la other word*,
enca, don't want to be involved In a fire of
i n 'a radius of five miles of the {,'ity of If hUlaye, aoon ta become Inda- If you warn to look Ilka a foot
any kind.
Fanford applies for fire protection from the pendant, have form ad a union to ball piayar you batter ba oaa.
.Now, meeting th# problem with every
pretact thalr toiler*#!#. Royalty
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Fnnford Fire Department, ha can rant assur m mnaftanlag up whin it bagina
consideration, the Board of Sanford City
Dnlrertlfg a / Aflcklpan pay,
ed th at there are well trained fire fighters to m r r y about job aacurtiy.
ehologut aayt children today da
Commlasinnera has laid down certain re
under the direction of it Chief whose exper
> t f
much fete thinking than did (heir
quirements.
C ihM plana to a far am lin t Ut grendportmti. Not tchan thru re
ience directs him what and how to do, al
. .. A fter Juiy 1, 1056 the Sanford Fire De.
Bmtpuap# te anakla /oraipsera te making up a tut «/ whai fheg
partm ent will not go nut of the city unless ways available with whatever* equipment B ettor, na*torat«nd U. f i ll aitU want lor IheW birthdaya.
they have to control a fire.
* Mhe C raah to na.
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♦*»# property owner hai applied for protec
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They
may
rest
assured
ton
th
at
Improve
fH
Tha
amu
It
faund
enly I# Auatm.
tion.
Tn* kimhara, toatotaflart, haught fla, auardlng to n natura arllda.
With the applieetlon, a fee m ust he paid, ments will he made for all of these moniee to# anfp aalaan to an Ingllah Ouatt that writer navar Med to
and a rider for 9100 attached to fire in derived from fire protection feee will be Pns*m haa dated k. M they wait talva a araatward putale.
I f I
surance pnllciee guaranteeing the payment placed Into new end better equipment to toytog to he funny, h aettolely
hnmaa,
If ytm want to know w h a tl
Of 9100 to the city of Sanford for making make Fanford and its area a safer and bet tone to tody dap
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cooking la totoat atylaa to wom
te r place In which *n H* a.
the fire rail.
M art# ganaraJly agm d by en’# cnUllaory, rood thla: A
The full amount of 9106 seems to he a
etotktog daatgntra attandlng a French dealguar haa aoma out
aonvantlon ba Ohio that tha trend with a wtappy feminine eha pea*
lot of mone-# but compared to the pro
to w a a auiU la to face paddinr ■haond h u t Uka a ehafe hah.
Life Insurance Week
tection of other properties, th# savin* of a
home, the saving of a life, of ftirnlxhinua
By proclamation, Governor LeRoy Colling
m
and clothing, the amount Is minutely small. has set aside the week of April 16-21 aa
Certainly, In front of the Sanford Fire Florida Life Insurance Week.
Department Is a vast expansion ami Im
To most people, life insurance has al
provement program—from th# standpoint of ways been a great mystery. Th* life Inlocation of the Fire Department Headquar enrance agent alwny* speaks a "foreign
ters, the addition of new nnd faster trucks, language'’. Life Insurance is something for
more and better equipment, the gadgets George, "but what do I need with th a t atuff f
M
th a t mnk# the control of fire possible, and He**des I rnn't afford the added expense.”
the laving of lives more specific.
The simple truth about life insurance,
unlike other forms of insurance, is that it
The Sanford Heraid
Is an investment. Insurance on your car
P euuM 4 naiir m —e« »»m«M
__
prepares agninst an eventuality which maj
i f , , ■« •» -•■ * r l i M m m litr O ct• • • » *» . I S IS a t
or may not happen.
n l i l r t a f * * a f a r 4 . f l t r l i o . m n itt th a 4*1
ml r a a s r a a a a f S t i f f L l* T S
Life insurance I* protection for your
aS P
ah tlal
r s r i l PKIIMIXI. KSItar aaaS
PaNIUkrr
t M a llt a —
K S It a r
sMittna s iN H ts so- r----------family when something does happen—some
at n«« niPTinv Harris
thing which you already know Is going to
It, »»r fftrfe
flu* M M I t
Si "•
■ r carrie r
kff, WnalM
Sit Maalkr
fla* Vra, happen, you just don't know when.
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tu.an
an Oallaat, anlli-ra. rarSt af ihaaka. ........................
Examined in those terms, life Insurance
■aura af aafrrlalaairal faa Ikr rara—f af ultima
f*a4« ollt ka -karat* far ai grailar a4.rril.laa raiaa. Is something which most of us r /n ill afford
N ,rrH » l,4 NaOaaallr k, nrarfkl tit>„tl-iaa to tie without.
Sartlra. la -. 4a I cmraia tailaaa Haah 1114a.
We need the assurance that the wif# will
Sllaaia. Orarala
have a home in which to spend the rest of
Tkr flrmia la ■ airaikrr af Ika 4aanrlair4 Prraa
wklak la aalllla4 rtrln tlitlr la Ikr aaa fa, r.aahllraher days after we're gone. We need to he
•laa aa all Ikr laral aana prla,-4 la ikla .,a .,a ,« i.
sure that the children we leave behind will
Fag# 4
Monday, April Hi. 1t»5ft tie at least partially supported in our ab
sence.
TODAY’S 111HI.K VKRSK
Lord, tench us to p ra y —I.like 11:1—W#
Life Insurance Isn't really a mystery
• have known of npcctHeiilnr answers to pray after all. Instead, it holds many answers.
er. On# thing is that titter sincerity is needAnswers to problems which we can help
’ ed and a feeling of great necessity.
solve even a fter we're gone.
Y O U 'R E
TELLIN G
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W~b».;V“ .
M E!
By JAMES MARLOW
with tha Jordanltni. la 1MT tha tectorate, recognizing Egypt a i t
WASHINGTON CR-Any war bt United Nationa voted to divide sovereign aisle, but reserved vari
the Mtddla Eait—ipringing out of Palestine into two states: On* ous rights there, including de
Arab rctantment of (he Jew* of Arab, th# other Jewish.
fense. This w»s a goad to Ui*
The Arabs protested this crea Egyptians who were militarily un
liracl and tha Wait—will have lit
root* In natlonillim and mtmoriei tion of a Ja rlsh d ate where none able to throw tha British out.
that go back beyond World War L had existed for l.fHsO years. The
A movement for complete Inde
Tha Mediterranean it at Hrael'a Lritlsh were Setting jut nf Pa;*i- pendence began in Egypt, and in
tine.
(>i
May
14,
1914,
the
Jt-vj
back. On all nlhtw aidei It i* sur
rounded by Egypt. Jordan. Syria there declared *he tepubli; of 1947 Ihe Egyptiani went before
tha U. N. to demand that B ritain^
and Lebanon. All Dur fought tha Israel.
Syria, Jordan. Egypt and Leban get out. Th* British did, finally.
lirsella in lbtf.
On July 24, 1933, revolution led
Britain and Franca dominated on went to war against th* Isthat area between the end of rails. It lasted a year. The armis by the army threw out King FaWorld War I and th# end of World tice that followed has been broken rouk. The man behind this coup
many times ilnce by border dash- was Lt. Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser,
War 11 and reluctantly let go. The •a.
Tha Arabs refuse lo recugniaa now Egypt's Premier, all-around
British hold on Egypt went back Israel aa • *tai*.
strong man, and sew leader of tha
even further.
In that war th* outnumbered Is Arab world.
When World War I began the
In stepping Into Arab leadership
Turkish Empire included what has raeli* — there are about 1.800,become Lebsnnn. Syria, Palestine 000 of them while thalr four neigh- Nasser did what lomeon* was
Ond Jordan. Britain and France, hors have 40 million people—out* bound to do sooner or lite r: H*A
to win over the Arab* when Tur luugbt tha Arabs and wound up took over a vacuum. Tha Arabs*
key got Into Ihe war on Germany's with much of Palestine which th* had barn disunited, their leaden
side, promised freedom lo the U. N. had said should be Arab, distrustful of one another. Thla
was another aura spot lor lack of unity helped whip them n
Arabs if Turkey lost. Turkey lost That
th* Arabs.
tha war with Israel.
The League of Nations then
Egypt has a leading part In thla
gat> Britain and France a mandale—control—over what had been picture now. Britain moved into
Insurance autistic* show that
Turkish territory. The French got th* kingdom of Egypt In 1113 to deaths la horn* acridtnu a rt al
• Lebanon and Syria, granted them administer II and make it a pro most twice as frequent for man a*
Independence tn 1920, but didn't tectorate in 1914 to defend it from for women although many man are
the Turks.
gat out.
at homa las* frequently thaa wo
r
Th* British got a mandat* over, In 1923 Britain andad tha pro men,
Palestine and what Is now Jordan
hut didn't glv# Jordan Independ
e n t until IMA. The British didn't
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
get nut of Palestine until IMS.
Meanwhile, the Jrwa, who had
CITY OF SANFORD
not had a maorlty in Palestine
since the Romans defeated them
FLORIDA
In 70 A. D , began tn the 20th cen
tury to demand that Palrstin* he
l ib r a r y a s s is t a n t
made a Jewish homeland. In 1917
thf British said they looked favor
ably on tha Idea.
Application* for th» position of Library Asaletawt will ba a#*
The British did nothing to make
cepad at tha Civil Sarvlea Office fn tha City Hall batwaan tha
It a reality. When Jew* awarmed
hour* of 11:00 A. M. and 1:00 P. M. All applicants must re
Into Palestine to escape Hitler’*
persecution* tn tha 1930s, th*
side within tha City limits of Sanford, be nf good character,
Arabs wert alarmed.
courteous, honest and dapamiabla; and, not avar tha aga af 43.
Cam# World War II which
For further information aaa tha aiamlnav.
weakened the French and British.
Franca got out o/ Lebanon and
Mack If ClavaUsid Jr., BaeraU ry
Syria In IStS. Britain let Jordan
declare independence the aame
N. O. Garner, Eisalaaf
tear but retained military lias
y
Living Costs A re
!
'Y T
Br T ire ASSOCIATED M E M
How sra prlcei #1 tha thing*
you buy compared to ■ y tsr am?
Aa Asaoclalcd Pratt lurvty
gtvaa thli picturt! Living costs in
m att parts of tha country t r t up
• little tTom t»rly 1*15. Many
Item* art ihsrpty higher. food
priraa—» mslor rlamrnt In tha
average family’* budget — »••
down.
Banker*, aeonomlrtn and hu«teauman ire betting on a little
■tore knf1it to# tin* year. Inter
viewed by Associated Praia re
porter* In ■ major, cltlaa, the
avanfhalmmg majority axpr#*»»d
ttik vtowi Inflation b gaining
(rowed. A*d chance* era you'll
he paying higher priraa aoon for
i wide vartety of goods and sawten* rnngmg bam food, autemobBaa and afftoa machine# to haleCuts, hat# and houaaa.
“1 aa# no break tn tha Inflationcry trend." aiya Clifford Allanana. aiaculiva m ana|cr of tha New
York Bt«ta Council of Retail Marehanta.
Tor many builnaaiman, thla
taisoatof la bated a# prie# Incrassne already announced or asparted ahortly for such key Industrial material* aa topper, teal,
•Premium, lumbar, aamant and
ekeel. FVaigbt rat# fevera t tas grant
ed leal month wiM add to ahipplng
eeete.
IB# itabig seat #f labor ala# flgeree l i their thinking.
Mattonwida eoat-of-llving flgurea
tor Merck, achedulad to be an■eeeeed by tha U.s. Labor DaparSwMaMa Buraaa of U bor «taMadUa ke • weak or to, are #«•
garbed ke the* aa incraaec aver
wahrwaey. U vtof coat# aa Mcaa■rad h r to* beawea Mr Tobruary
e te n n h i ngad from January is
H U gar eaok af Vie :*4T-4# avarM i M f M a dud# higher than
She i w a g t figure af U U par
The AF turvay ahowed ganaral
RR*M level# 110 alight!/ Mom Uat
i m i m m i n -uv ,
.
- ,,-v ,
Up This Year
yaar—hut aapactad to rtsa fatter
Irom now on—in at U ait 11 of th#
M cute# checked. One of tha more
•Ignlflcant trend*: A definite turn
about in (nod price* Raporta from
tha great Midwait farming artaa
■aid price* of many food item*
*ra moving up again. It waa tha
*harp drop In food price* la*t year
that kept overall living eoit* In
check. Rrnnnmlata point out that
u r n 1/ food priraa merely atay
tha tame, total living ro*t* are
likely in *hnot up faster than la*t
year brgaiun almoal all ether
item* art up.
Prominent among other itema
ipo*t frequently mentioned as can
didate* for a prlc# rise are auto
mobile*, appliance* and other
product* containing large amount*
of iteel. Ratal) pricea of rara and
appitancea are depreued right now
becauaa af a temporary market
glut. Production a#ata, hewavar,
era riling. Priraa af baalt ataal
are aapactad te go up aharply in
mid-aummar — parhapa by aa
much aa I# ar t l i a too. Untonliad
ataalmakart ara aapactad t# laia
wage Incraaee at that lima, and
atealmaktra ar aapaetd t# lota
little tlma paiaing this added ax
penaa on to their customer*. Thi*
will hike tha eo«t af making aara,
refrigerator*, vaahlng machine*
and a ho*t of other ita#l-eontalning camumar product*.
Advanr# report* from Datroft In.
dlraia that factory price* af 1NT
model automobile* will alraoit cer
tainly ba higher than factory prlc•a nf comparable IBM cart. Wbathar a<ilo retailer* can pai* thla Increaaa on to thalr tuatomere dtracily la a moot queilion, hut (he
eonaanaua aaemi to ba that tha
conaumar will avaatually foot tha
bill.
W -CclSG.J KNOW HIS RIVIRI
When Stephen Foster wroto "Old Folk# i t Horn#,*
the SuwanM# River served main]/ aa an arterj for
foaling cedar log* downstream in frontier Florida.
Today, tha Suwannea River flows thru a new, mod*
arn Florida, a magia’’Sunshine Stale,"criss-crossed
by modern highways and railroads, thriving in
eonunerco, industry and agricuhuro. In a fast
growing nation, Florida is setting th* para in
growth of industry, population, and initiative*—
• shining axantpla of American free enterprise
VOTE
For Clean Government
VOTE FOR
0. 6. OWEN
For Sheriff
tn A h aswa aatsrpriafng
spirit, Florida Power i Light
Company oontinues tn *»
pend its service*. Anticipat
ing th* needs of fast growing
Florida, FP&L ha* doubled
electrical capability to th*
past tva years...ia helping
build Florida . . . for today
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
• Ha «IR put tha waifara af
Remlnal* Cauutp a#d Ka
children above everything
elan
• Ha will hn haaaat with himaaif and win anfarea th#
Uwa without partiality.
O. G. OwhN
Hxparlenead,
Capabla
quallflad.
•
l a will ka a a Ika |* k a t all
timet—aarvlng th# p##pl#
--------------------- nf
Hamlaal# County.
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�Floyd C. Richards Chosen Head
O f Grammar
School P-TA Group
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ToIkkTo Members
At Auxiliary Meet
S o cia lfcv tu n tA
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Mr*. Randall Oiaae. devotional
ahalaman. lalkad to the tnamherl
o' SI. Avne* ehiM *' of Ilo|y
Treat Thtirah re-erGy al tha
home nf Mra. A. W. Zimmerman.
Mri. Chaa# annke of th* aplritual raluvanatinn we al] should
feel a* the reviewed the Pruri*
faction, Holy Weak and Faster.
talked aleo. about “Whv
Chriat Cam* To F.arth"
The meeting wa» opened with
the Auxiliary Praver, the United
Thank* Offering Trayar and tha
Lord'a Prayer.
Mra Hawkins Connelly, rhaplar ahairman, reported an tha
lait board meeting. Sh# named
the nawr Auxiliary officers and
general chairmen who had heen
installed at tha hoard meeting
and the delegatee and alternates
to tha convention.
Mr*. Connelly announced that
tha annual eprlng luncheon will
be In the Pariah Home May Ttl
with St. Monira’a and St. Mary’*
chapter* In charge. The chapter
•grerd that the present afficar*
continue for lh» next year. Mr*.
Connelly appointed several new
chairmen to fill vscancie* Thev
are *■ follow*: Kitchen, Mt*. H.
Rrewer: United Tliankl Offering,
Mr*. W. J. Jackion; Christian
Social Relation*,
Mr*. Frank
Mebaiie; Minion and Supply.
Mra. Floyd Palmer
The next ( M i l a n will he at
th* home of Mr*. S. 0. Chile.
Following the meeting th. hastes*
served a delidou* refreahment
course. She wa. .stilted hy Mr.
\V. T Jackaon and Mr*. I.yttleton Zimmerman.
Thoia attending were Mri
Cnnmlly, Mr*. Allen Jone*. Mr*.
Jackaon, Mr*. M*h«ne Jr., Mr*.
MR. AND MR*. 0. L. MRU
W. J. Mnrrllun, Mr*. Randall
U’hfita hr Jameson ( Thaae, Mra. R. W. Ituprechl. Mra.
Floyd Palmer, the Rev. and Mr*,
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Zimmerman end Mr*. A. W. Zimmermen.
Virginia Langiotti, G. Pope
f Wed In Quiet Home Ceremony
Ml** Virginia Pearl Linglnttl,
<! l u J h ( f i- n' Mr* K d d 1<•
l isnplnlti and the I*:# Kdrti#
LannlnMI, ami Gerald l.sMnnt
Fnpe. ion <*f (hr Ut* Mr. and
Mr*. C. H P'tpr nf Fayetteville.
N r . were united In marrugr
Friday, April A at 7:.10 p m at
thr hnm» nf (hr bride, 717 Park
carnations rantarad with a whlia
urchld
Ml** Marian I in via, maid nf
hnniir, wore a ballerina length,
hall pink u lffia drc** and m ire d
a tmuqilct nf pink rarnatlnne.
Tha hrida wa* given In marriage
hv hrr hrnther, Fdwsrri A. I.angi 'Mi, ,if Wa>hitigl»n. D C
0 Avr
Tha mother rhna# for her
Officiating >*«s I hr Reverend liushsei* « nd 'Ini! a*, attrn iiia
Clarence F Rn<e J r , enu*in «f dra«a of pale pink linan with a
th» hride and Pisalor nf th# nri'kltne of lace and w-i# a hit
Orange City Maptist Church, in ardor orchid.
a vary haanllful double ring r»rMr, 1'aarl Patera, ftandmnthar
amnny. Tha unique *#tling fur of the hrida. whs rharmlng In a
this Impreaslve wedding wa« tha light blue Hi.an amt and wore a
drawlnr room. Th» couple pledg lavender nrohlld.
ed vnwi before an Imprnviscd
John (Iraanwodd waa Mr. Pnpa’a
White altar decked with wlt'te ha«t man.
(ladlnlla and carnation* with
The traditional wadding march
ft aprava nf farn Tha rnnm was and other nuptial music through
furihar dacnratad with potiaJ nut the reramony waa played by
palma. fern and white si ttia Btv- Mra. C. K. F( -*e Jr sealed at
ing * distinct Impression of an (he haliv grand piano who h held
oiitdunr gardrn.
lighted sterling altvrr candelabra*
The tnpered rindelihr* stand- and alio „ garilen basket of whit*
ing on each aide of the a ln r wa* gladioli and carnations
lighted hy Robert C*r| I.anflntll.
Gue-ta were tnei al the door hv
brother of the bride.
Mi«* I uretta Franklin and the
The radiant hrlde deaceniled the bride • bonk w;i* presid'd nan hv
fern entwined alnina-ajr tn:o the Mr« Gt-isld Ayer*, cousin of th*
reception hall which wa* art *ti bride of Oilando.
ft rally decorated wi'h greenery,
Imniedialely after tha ceraa profuainn of Ireah cut cat 'on tniiny the reception wa* held in
flower* and entered Into Ihe the dining rnnm, decorated with
drtwing room to meet her hu»- cut garden flower* carnation*,
band-to he at t,he altar.
and greenery A traditional three
The new- Mri Pope wore a nered wedding cake a id punrh waa
ballerina wedding dre>* of frn«te I served from th* dining tthla cov
Ic* blue eotton with the appear ered wd'h a hand mads lac# doth.
ance of embossed whit* lac* and Cake vaa a served hy Mr* Herman
■ bride’s tiara of white straw with E. Morris and the punch hnwl
ptarl*, laqulna and a no** tip v*ll, »»» attended by Mra. Shannon
^ T h e bride’s bouquet wa# of white 1 Winn.
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Floyd C. Richards was *l*ct*d
prgaldent ..i the tlram m ar Sgh00l
p-TA at th* matting of th it
group Thursday night In the
school auditorium.
Other officers named sacra Mrs,
W.
Giles, first vice p--e<tilent,
llerold Heckenharh, second *U*
preaident. Mrs. J ll Stapler, secret try, »nd J. W Hi|ckl-v Ireasurer.
Mr*. Ted Williams gave tha r*
A KING AND A QL’KKN. MU* Donni l.ou Ram • and Jimmy Hopkins were erowned king and
quten nf the Lyman High School, Longwood, Jun ir .Senior I’rom which wa* h*ld Friday night in
th* Mayfair Inn Rnllloom. (Photo by Janltsom
Methodist
Circles
Anna W. Glass Is
Feted By Friends
In Enterorise
Circle No. Nine "f th* W8 C8
Mr* Anmft W OlftR* f#!i»SrfttftHI
nf ih. Methodlat Church met al
,h# hflm# of Mrl c „ WlJin ‘iftr Prtth HirllnUv tvI*V» « dinner
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nurtjr ftl 'J
p m recently in
" ,th ilri J "h" (*lllon « f » ,,0»- Fntei p riv «lth j* tinnU croup of
her frl«n«N nnd teUfivrt InrhnlUpon the arrival nf the gueit* |n(r Mr and Mr* T Stewart liar
iefirahmenti « « • icrved. Mi*, ria. n*mand Reach, co.aln of
Jo, A m r ,|i0i chairman, presided Mra Ola.a; Mra 'U r M Shco
,
,
„ hi_h
«'d. S’lnlpcg, Cnnad*. al.ler of
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Mr*. lierr'«. Mr*
ailicilrio
Mr*. G R. Hilda,m gave the drvo- rU pp_ rrrHt nlft> „f Mr. nine*;
tional using
a« her thrm* her huahaml, liirl"e Alfred C.
"Uoae.”
Claon. Montclair V J , and M*a
Mra. Arraielln announced that C. 11. HaMwIn. Itarneveld. N Y
May 2 would he prayer nircting
The dining table »i< over laid
and th# member* will be in with • white linen cloth and cen
Chaige of
ihe arrangement*, tered with a hminuet of mixed
Camellia Circle
April 1* officer* will he metalled carnatlona which were grown ba
in tha church at tt th a m and * neighbor, Mra Amt Fulton,
Plans Picnic
the firaj Tueadey In May will be and given to the honnree *a e
a
huiinraa meeiing which will tdrthdnv gif:
For
May Meeting leirtur#
T.
fetillire the ,(rawing
drawing or
of nnainra
oun
R„„n„rt*
Rououeta nt
of aweet pe*.
pea* derma
decora
The Camellia Circle oMhe . in
jfin, „t |,f, memberlh,
r„n(1, and the manlord
r. evening at
.i the fiirden
r .r .t.n rTenier
.n i.r *hlT
with a coaerrd dish ^
WM
woh card* Horn
dav
. ' ** along
.
near end far wishing Mrs (ilea*
with Mrs Ralph Belli and Mrs
April I t there will h# a mis- -much happincas "
llenny Austin as eo hostesses
aton study followed ha a covered
q-h|, ,Vrget*'uger
faoiltv of
The president, Mrs Vernon IIar- dish meal The miai|..p study wa»
Smyrna Reach arrived a* a
bn. called the meeting to order, , hrn „,„,,,etrd hv Mt. R E
,h„
and
M f r .jWe.lw lh* **f r J * r r
r* lligglna who U»cri “Love’” as her jn, . | , I , , \ \Tger.|nger gre.it
am d. Chapmtn
lh
. . . . . n»ft
kl. wiif
,
.re*d the mm lUffiii*,
tif*r\V.f«\% nf. ..
Mr* ..
i*lm*;
uti’ftt It wx» plinntfl th J V th#
.. . .1* V
i Mat Hu xml rh^-ir twn PliiMirn.
^ii.i.i.gan
, . Ma'y
Thnift prftftpnt. w#rp Mn.
a'. ro*
I V a J Z h o l P Il
Sharon, f a . Mr. J. tV John R,chard. V and t iir.dy, I
Senterfettt, Llveoak; Mr*. R. M. who ha- ihe same birthday as
ra.
apm.in.
Simpson and Mr*. II- L, Fi.her her gieal great aunt.
Mr* Hardin and Mrs Belts give #|j r l,j 1oi». Mrs Asiarcllo, M,s.
h honoiee had a hirthdny
a report on the Stale fiirden Club ,, B lllll|„ in, Mr.. H W In*. rjtie SUt <:u„ . ,-ake
-•
Convention which they recently, Wrl ,.ltU stall, Mrs. W. E. R*’n- fmir Uvfr n rrr,l ereatlon deeor*.
attended in Tlllthaasee. Mrs M j jr , Albert Hatdcity. ilr* ,r() w|(), itr n
Sell
Fred Gants gave a very interest- Himy |iriiwn, Mr.. T. J Pvipe, while Cheryl bed ■ two.lover
ing program on flower arranging. Mr, ,V(rr M„njei Mr* II R Me- tiered
t
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_____ In coco.
,-akc al*o
decotaled
comemnling on each of Ih* mem- r „|| Mr, ,!llth |.„njittiat. Mr*.
' "'^"^",11,7 ".'.pik
1 o ft
liers arrangements,
h |r Hlggma, Mr* Pearl l.ytuh, ,utl
Ml*, tilaaa “beamed with pleaa
Refreshment* were then aeraed Mr« Thunias Hulls, Mr*. J M. ore al everyone who had rained
hy th* hostesses to Mr* J»rk Mel a-k ll, Mr« M K Ha'"r 'I ■ her to have *<• much haninneo*"
Martin Jr , Mrs. George Andrew l,,(m tltllon, Mra C II Winn «od I olge and Mi" i loop will «pe'"l
Speer, Mr* Mslcnlm 1/idge Mrs Mrs ili-die William*
1ha week with her at her home
Alfred Green*,
Mr*
Donald
I hornhy ."
Knight. Mr* (Tiarlea Lansing Mr*
,
J. I. Morion Jr., Mr* Harold M f 5
F . E . P h O T IS
Condcnved tomato -onp t.ikr* on
Chapman, Mr* Vernon Hardin
new intcir-t when it i« teamed
with chunks of tuna .and «mp« of
s t f i " ; w ,,s r s r t G iv c n S h o w e r , .
P lllte the <011)1 ae
c H ,r^ r J r I n R . R o n v n s H o m n ^ r d i n ^ ^ ' n ,1ireel ion*, limn heal
Mr* nohart I Reave* honored wih 'he drained tun* Hid the
After spenrlltag torn* tlm* with
p y f'hnria. the former grren pepper.
th. guest* Ih* couple left for * M, „ M, rr„ .int,n,„„. „,th a hrt- |
- -------------trip to Ih* Fast ( oaat.
^ ,>,0,vfr April 12 In her hntne
M.irmtte thin round*
rr onion
Mr* Pope
* long tor*oe >t a pm.
'in olive oil and vtnec ir and *and
dr**» with t mil collar of tight
Spring
fl-wer» were
used wnh each round between two thin
hlue »nd whit# trim *nd the «r- throughout !*■» rooms of the hamburger panics. Fiy or broil
chid from the bride s houquet with |nv, lr hom# r.amea » e r. plaved
whit# accessories.
prltea won hv 'Ir* Jo» Dan——
Th# eon pi* will realde at 717 |#!t and Mr* Fd Moaaman
Park Av*.^ until Mr. Pop# goes
Refreshments were served later
over-seas In May.
,n
evening to the hnnoree,
Out of Iowa* guest* atteniing her m other, Mrs R 7. Johnson.
Included Mr and Mr* Fred (*. Mr*. C F Holloway. Mra Sara
Hyrn# and family of Miami Johnson, Mr» II ft Ron reorder,
groom's si*ter. Mr* Cleota Dasher Mr* J Q Gallowav. Mr* R 1.
Orlando.
cod Mr* C f. Rosa, While. Mra. .1 T Hardy Mr* N
Orlamio, Mist Rrtty l.nai Rosa, J Stenatrom. Mr* T.d Moaaman.
Ml** Marsha Roae, Miss Christine 'Ir* Joe Daniel* 'lias Ruby
Wilcox, Orlando, Mr, and Mrs. Srenatmm, Mt** Tommy# MethJerry Ayer*, Orlando, Mr*. Essl* vln. Mra. A. P Rosier. Mr* P.
Luke, Orlando; ami Reverend Mr*. II Mac Gillla, and Mr* Collier
C. K. Rot# Jr. of Orange City,
' Conper.
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tP&AADJtatA
Mr* A F Krllv nf Richmond
(is ind daughter of Mr* Fred T
William* i* a gue»l of Mr* Wil
In mi sod Frederick II. Willunta
Roy Jluller Irfl Salttrdiv hv
pi me for Palm Spring*. I'alif . to
attend s meeting nf t h e I’rest
dent's Top ( luh of Ihe New York
Life Insurance Company. Tin«
group is made up of lb# "top"
.10 agents of the company
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dinner mis given recent IV fflr
Mis Virginia ZachafT. sister of
Mrs Robert F Howard In the
Anntehy Tea oRnrti
Many gifts and birthday wish
es were received by the limmree
and a delicious turkey dinner
waa eninvrd hy th* honored guest,
'lr< Mow .at I Mi<* l.eddle Cald
well. Mi* Herman Rinwn, Mi
Mabel Brown and Mi* Fred T
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Clrad* No. Flv# of the Presby
terian Church met at th* home
of Mr* Kirby Fite with Mt*
William llorhc presiding < v r r
the session In absence nf the
chairman, Mrs. L'lnrence Snyder.
During the business sesat. n a
report waa given of the Pot sent
to Koiea by the Cirri* Mr* II.
C Het/el gav# ■ moat Informa
tive talk about the church con
trolled colleges.
Th* Hible teacher, Mrs. J. F.
Nn-hnls, continued the study of
nihl* Home* by a moat mteiest*
log lesson on th* home of Na
omi and Ruth. Many refugees to
day face very Ilk* conditions,
she Mated. “Ttleie would be less
irt law t|o-i>tle if Naomi • * '» ”»
pie were followed in dealing with
duo b:ci tit law
\fti-r * praver a social hour
folloiaed w b lbe bovtc»i <eiv.
mg diiinly refreshments t’licle
S- hue will have charge of prograin lor the Inspirannnal meet
mg
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1M
Presbyterian
Circles
port ef lb* nominating eommltt**.
Mri. F. I*. Woodruff, III pre»
tident, presided,
In tha devotional message, Mrs,
Randall Chaae urged * closer
communion with Ood In meeting
the situation* arising in the near
future. The** she named a* he
ing th* forthcoming sltctiona
and the problem of segregation.
Mr*. Chase Impreased th* parent*
with th* importance nf being
ru e fu l not to prejudice their
chlldien.
Mr*. Sybil Routh, acting prin
Woman's Bible
cipal, reported on th* condition
nf Mr*. llerold Heckenhacb, Hid
Class Hear
asked for Mood donors to repla-e
blood already used hy Mr*. HeckRecent Renorts
The"Woman’. RIM*"Cleat of th* " W h ’ •"** *" ,UP'’1' blood ,of
First Raptist Church met Tues fillur# ihp .
Mr*. W. F. Giles, program
dnv of last week at 7:,1(! p m. In
Ihe edueatlnnal building of the chairman. Introduced Mis* Kathth# fhtirfh far h« motiihl)* hull- r) n
rhfthmftn jf ihe Ik h
nest atol social meeting,
<rad# physical education proMr. Dm FI cl* cl*** p r e s e n t .’ «r*m- whn ,0,d 1a[ “ »• P1*" at
pre,lded aver th . session. Mrs. th‘*
*n1'1 11*
*"
Tearl Han.ell cav. th . devotional P1? ' 1" 1' , ^
■"f. • « '» '
reading a religion, arllel* from velopnient of
« “<•" ’ “*» *■
the Reader.' D*oe,t en-Hled “ Re 0,» ‘h» pl»>*round.
Ml*. Ball
ra t... lie R «,e- hv Peter Mar- »U ‘*d ,th»l.
ehl,d lw B * „a
■Fall. Mr* G-org. C. Dixon guv. •« * «
P1* ^
an<t good *porl*nt*n*hlp.
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,
A demonstration of rhythm.
The ginuti captain* were eall-d (, Ugh: through tA* physical *dtlon for their repot t* and new ami c„t)onjl| program, was given b?
old hu*lne»« wa. brought hefora f(,v|ir>| gT(nlpi of thf ft/th grada
th* ela*«. One Important nha*e of students, uniter I he direction of
th# Siisine** was the active hen*- Mr*. James A. Wright.
aolent work of the rlass which I*
Room count was won hy Mra■'sing financial aid to ’ ’ o oa Rimsiiu’s and Mra. Klaer’l room*.
tienla who are rery 111 In two Hostesses were room mother*
different hospitals.
from Mr*. Rnnion’* and Mra.
Mrs. Han.ell. who I. leaving iirsl'nthaTm’a room*]
soon, wa* presented a gift tn a -----------------------unique way hy Mr*. Toll* Willi
f c T v r - 'v . t D
am*. cl*** t#*rh#r.
The
husineta meeting
an
closed with a prnyer after which
a inelal hour was presented. Mr*.
Fields gave th* nlM# quit.
Hn*t#**e*. Mrs, F’rank Garnsr.
Mr*. Nell W»*e. Mr*. Joiler Cam
eron served Ice cream and **ke
to Mrs J. 8 . SaUliury, Mrs. V
Williams. Mr*. I.unla Rhodl't,
Mrs. G C Dison, Mr* E. Dann,
Mrs R C Moor*. Mrs J. R
Fields, Mrs O C (libhs. Mr*. J.
Cameron Mr« Frank H o , n e
Mr*. IVaile. Mr* Hanscll, Mr*.
Ye*lrv. Mr* ft V R Wilkinson,
and Mr*, F.**lc Wilson.
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• B y A l a n M o v e r,
*T A * M V 9 t 'A L ,,
or-nm txioots
atubW*. burnLaf ttaalf out la bloats
patches.
Adam earn* toward thim acroM
tha yard, atreake of root smearlog hi* upper body, bla hair and
eyabrosrs singed. Lora loofcod away
from Mm quickly, ataodiag vary
cIom to Wad*.
"You aheuld hav* arrived aoowar," Adam oald dryly to Wad*.
“Wo could have uood aa 'oatra
"I’m afraid TO hav* doao yoa
Uttio good aa a helper," Wad* ad*
mltUd.
Lora oould only tura a furious
look upod Adam, hating tho dusk
that roa* la h*r checks. BJvaa aa
■ho turned purpooafulty away from
him, aha knew that ho had noted It
aod was amused.
Now tho stable sad tho quarters
abort wsr* burning fiercely and
area the flrsmoa had glroa op
wasting further water oa the con
flagration. O f to the left oad right
down the hturtle the fir* oism»d
to In dying out—balked oa on*
hand by a afeae meadow which had
long been cleared of tree*, and oa
the other by a road which out
through Um woodland, edged for a
distance by a low stop* wall.
Adam stretched himself upoa
tbs ground, looking really III now
and no longer abl* to stand. U r
fumbled with his shirt, buttoning
It on, then folded Ms arras across
drawn-up hnssa and leaned Ms
thought, atltl angry and ahthsa.
Wad* touched her ana gently.
1 think there’s no further use to
•toying hare. Wa ought to get bank
to mother. Bile'll be worried. But
Bnt tat’a ash Morgan If th in ’s
anything else see can do."
That* seea a trash and a shower
of sparks aa tha (table roof fall In,
On Lead Position
In Rotary League
With two sreeks of play In the
Rotary league In tha books the
Cubs took a firm hold on the lead
position and let It ha known that
they Intended to hold onto It.
Just aa loudly th a n ar* re
marks from tha haulhg Cubs and
Pirates that sound Ilk* “Lucky”.
Tha Giants hav* b»en get'ln”
pom* had breaks and they fast
confident that thalr position In
tha league standings will change
ovar the Beaumont Country Club a great deal before tha final aeeoursa yesterday to wind up with
111 for 34 holai and taka MM first
priM in tha fourth Zahariia Open,
basting out Louisa 'ugga of Set
Island, Oa., by tbraa strokes.
, The Asheville, N. C., ihotmaker.
winning her second tournament of
tha year, was magnificent on the
greens, coming from ons stroke
back of Miss Suggs to triumph In
the final round. Mlit Suggi took a
77. .
Hagga from sixth to fourth among
Har vtetory bars pushed Mrs.
th* money winners with $1,341.
MDs Suggs, whosa 222 won seeond money of ffitt, leads with
4,131.
Betty Jameson of San Antonio,
who won here last year, finished
third with 223 and earned *340
At Dallai the proa will play In
• 17,500 tournament starllnvj
Thursday. It will be a 72 hole
affair.
1T)S3 COST BOWL BID
BLACKSBUIIG, Va. IN - All
Balterflcld, an assistant football
coach at Virginia Tech, says liD
greatest thrill as a player ranic
during hla sophomore year at Van
derbllt In 1941,
Alabama, then roachtd by Frank
Thomas, visited Vanderbilt, Salter
field racalla. The Crimson Tlda was
unbeaten and bound for the Rau
Bowl.
"Vandy had only a fair team, but
%* took a 7-0 lead and succeeded
In stopping sevcrsl A la h a m s
drives,” Alf remembers.
The touchdown stood up. Vander
bilt won, and Alabama was denied
th* New Yssr's 0»y visit te Passdeni,
counting la mads.
Games this week:
Mon.—Tigers va. Pirates
Tues.—Cuba v*. Glanta
Thurs.— Cub* va. Pirates
Frt.—Tigers vs. Giants
STANDINGS
Club
W
Cubs
4
Tigers
2
Pirates
2
Glanta
0
Middleweight boxer Ran* Fullmar was name after Gen* Tunnay.- Fullmer’s father, a former
amateur rlngman, was a Tunney
fan.
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champion Breoaiya Dodgers end
New York Yaaktaa, on tha svs|
af tha opening of tha major league
season, w tra solid picks today to
wla again b u t'th a t doesn’t mesn
tha other club# should saro time
and energy by sitting it o u t
The Yankees and Dodgers defi
nitely appear, to hove the overall
strength to repsat but injuries to
their key men could scramble Ute
entire pennant picture. Boston.
Cleveland and Chicago In tha
American League, and Milwau
kee, S i Louis, New York and Cin
cinnati in the National are rated
aa strong, if not stronger than
they wars a y u r ago.
The Yankees, In fact, bill have
three ' ‘cripples’' la the lineup to
morrow as they help the WashiLgton Senators Inaugurate the
home m i son la Washington. Man
tle still has a swelling of tha ham
string muscle he pulled several
weeks ago, Elston Howard has a
pulled groin muscle snd Yogi Ber
ra a swollen finger.
A sellout crowd of 28,378, includ
ing President Elsenhower, who
will throw out tha first ball, Is
eapected to see a pair of rlgbthandari, Don Larsen ( 0-1) of New
York and Camilo Pascutl (l-ll)
of Washington square off on the
mound.
Approximately 230.000 specta
tors probably will witness tha
sight opsnsrs tomorrow. Ths larg
est crowd Is expected at Detroit
where some 43,000 will watch tha
T i g e r s Inaugurate tha ssason
■gainst Kansas City.
Right-hander Prank Lery (14-13)
will oppose Aiex Kellner (ltd ),
the Athletics' veteran southpaw.
A crowd of 13,000 In Chicago
will have their eyes glued on
shortslopi Chico Carrs .quel end
Roth teams, rated top contenders
behind tha Yankrai, will lead with
thalr hast on tha mound. Right
hander Bob Lemon (18-10) will be
the Indiana1 choice against routhpaw Billy PJdrca (15-10).
Only 20,000 a rt expected to see
tha Rad Sox lift the curtain
against Baltimore ta Boston. Tha
Red box ica a vastly improved
team with the addition of Bob
Porterfield snd Mickey Vernon
Milwaukee where th* Bravaa will
try to map Chicago’* six-gam*
opanlng day winning streak. Some
43.0M will tea. a battle of right
handers between Milwaukee's Law
Burdette (114) and Chicago'* Bob
Rush (13-11). The Bravea, with tha
same lineup that finished second
last year, ar* conaldared the
Dodgers’ main threat,
Tha Dodger*, only team with
two home openere (they will open
egelnat Philadelphia in Jersey
City next Thursday), will be host
to the Phillies at Ebbela Field
tomorrow. About 35,000 are ex
pected to watch the Phlla' Robin
Roberta (23-14) oppose Don Newcombe (20-3).
Another 23,000 Is expected at the
Polo Grounds to see the New
York Glanta ti* j on the Pitts
burgh Pirates. Southpaw Johnny
Antonelll (14-18), will opposa right
hander Bob Friend (14-9).
Ths St. Louie Cardinals and Cin
cinnati Redlegs, both rated a*
‘‘dark horses" In th* pennant
scramble, will opposa each othar in
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By BEN ALYTA
GREENSBORO, N.C. (N - By
hla own admission, Sam Snead
won a golf tournament ha had “ no
business” winning when he took
down first money of 32,200 In tha
Greensboro Open yesterday.
The 43-year-old White Sulphur
Springs, W.Va., veteran and dar
ling of Greensbonr Open erowds
since ha won tha first tournament
hers In 1938, made It two straight
here and six ill told. But ha had
to travel two holes of a sudden
death playoff to win from Fred
Wampler in tha rain.
Snead, after watrhlng Wampler
coma from nine shots behind with
a third round #4 to move Into a
ona-shot lead over Sam after 34
hole*, finished a half Hou- ahead
of tha 37-ytir-eld Indianapolis pro
with a one under par TO for 279,
flva under par.
Then ha a it In hla ear back of
tha llth green to w ilt for Wamplar to fiftlih. Word came up from
tha eoursa that all Wampler had
to do was to blrdls either tha 17th
or llth to win b r one shot.
"Ahuefc*, th* way I putted h*re,
I hav* no business winning th*
tournament,” opined Snead.
Wampltr got hla par oa tha 17th
and earn* te the 4*3-yard finish
ing hole, which ha had blrdlgd
three times previously, tn position
to win hla first tournament tn
mors than two yaars.
Fred’* ascend shot stepped a
eoupl* of fast from th* putting
surfaea. Using hla putter ha left
tha ball six feat short and then
failed to aend D horns, forcing
sudden death.
Both players pa. ed th* first
horns of the Siarmount Forest
eoursa, a 71 par, 4,723-yardor. On
the second each was on tha grsen
In two, Fred about 25 feet away
and Sam about 20. Frtd’i putt
skidded over tha hoi* Just miss
ing a birdie, Sam, who appafently
hid foreseen a longer struggle,
donned hie rain pant* and then
sent his putt rolling right for the
Cincinnati before a capacity crowd
of eoma 12,000.
Wtlmer (Vinegar Bend) Mliell,
back after a two-year tarm in the
Army, faU the nod for tha Redbirds. He will be oppoiod by Joe
NuxhaU (17-11),
To Fill A Long Felt Need . . .
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servJca on a strictly appointment achedule.
ijitmenta may ba made for ona week or only
liuura',ln advance . . Required cancellation! or change!
of appointment time accepted by phone.
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By ED CORRIGAN
NEW YORK IN — Crusty ^ ld
Casey Stengel pointed a gnsm d
finger at a reporter today after
singing ths praises of his New
York Yankees and rasped:
"Now mebbe you’ll wonder how
ue'll ever Doe a game this sea
son."
Quits so. quite so.
The professor seems to hive
convinced himself (and mose mm
parts) that the Yanks wlT be In
their accustomed place In 4hs
World Series when ths America*
Leaf ns chase ends.
"Ws’ro starting this season in
stronger shape than ■ year ago,''
ha said before leading his msn to
Washington for tha opener tomor
row. "And that Includes our in
juries.
"The younger playere, particu
larly tho pitchers, hare more ex
perience. And our pitcher m (a
stronger with Don Larsen at nla
best tho way ha has been recent-
Sam Snead. Says 'No
Business Winning
the establishment of
RrguLd Drier $1,809
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M o rx g A
Stengel Confident
Of Team Victory
-t^rfield Walker
U i\ <
jfg hahtb
NO EX TRA CH A R G E
hole.
Wampler picked up 11,500 before
heading for Hot Springs, Ark.,
scene of the next tournament on
the PGA tour.
Dong Ford of Mahopae, N.Y.,
finished third with 281 for gt.170.
Bock of him were Jim Turnesa,
Spring Valley, N.Y., 2*1 for |980,
Frank Stranshsn, Toledo, and
Billy Maxwell, Odessa, Tex. 2Si
for $740 each.
Sawatski Released
CHICAGD MV- Catcher Carl
Sawatikt waa released outright by
the Chicago While Sox today to
Toronto of tbd International Lag.
gua.
Rawatskl appeared at tha plata
IS times during tha exhibition
swing getting a home run and a
■Ingle. ’
The move reduces lh« Sox roster
to 3t player* plus southpaw Howie
Pollet who is still on a ‘Took-sea”
basts.
The injuries Stengel referred ta
ire of a minor nature, but they
Hava hit three of hla starters
Catcher Yogi Berra Is nursing
a swollen right ring finger; out
fielder Elston Howard has a slight
groin pull and outfielder Mickey
Mantis itll] la playing on a bruked
1*1Right now, Stengel his "only"
three regular, full-time, entitled
starters. They are Larsen, Whiter
Ford, and Bob Turley. Even
Johnny Kueks who will pitch tho
second gams In Washington, la
not in th at eatagory.
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1:30 P. M
SANFORD
Cor. 6th Street and Maple Avc.
TUESDAY, APRIL 17—1:30 P. M.
The population of Sanford alona has Increased approximately 80% in th* past 5 years. Hundred#
of now homes have born built or ara now under construction. As * result, tha building trades are
booming hereabouts, and must be kept supplied. Here’* a golden opportunity to get Into tho
urtiiiioruua and growing markot of aupplylng builders and contractors with the necessary ma
terials of construction. Tha Security Lumber m id Supply Yard D located In the industrial area
of town, fronting lot) feet on Sixth St. and 180 f . on Mania Ave. Thera Is an interest of 180 ft.
of rairond siding, and access to paved streets a n t the e rJre railroad spur of 123 ft. There's a
fully equipped office building on th* property, whi -h hai a safe, ■ cash register, desks and cabinet!.
Them's nl.ni l luujber shed, with 230,000 ft. lumber capacity, and 3 Iron clad warehouse*. Equip
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ATTEND—BID LAST—and HUY a profitably op-rating business AT YOUR OWN PRICE!
"RONNIE B” 7 Ml. S. W. of QUINCY
On Hwy. 207— 23 Ml. from Tallahaaaee
FRIDAY— APRIL 20— 11*30 A, M,
Th* “KONN1B 8 " Ranch la locatad on pavad Florida Hwr.
207—7 miles southwest of Quincy,' In Gadsden County, 23
miles from Tallahassee. In reaching It, travel U. S. Hwy. P0 te
is mil* West of tha busincsi section of Quincy, then turn .South
off U, S. Hwy. 90 on tha Hwy. 207 and follow Auction arrows.
All buildings ar* less than 5 years old with tha exception of a
fine home, which has been re-modded and placed In excellent
condition. This choice homo has an enclosed porch to give It*
occupants many houra of pleasant relaxation. Th* hous* boasts
a nica else living room, a dining room, til* bath, modvrn kitchan, with tile alnk counter and built-in features, Thera's a t.
phalt floors thruout—tho window* ara steal with tlla sills. A
second bouse la nvnring completion and thera'i also a good
lisa masonry concrete duplex apartment building with garnges,
Other Improvement* consist of a large 86500. atock barn that’s
exceptionally well built of tho best malerlata Including a life
time roof and poured concrete footing. It has 4 large grain
rooms, stuccoed Inside for rat and other past control, with
poultry runs, stalls, etc. Thera ar* two tobacco barna and a
nhed with nice tobacco quota and tobacco atlcka—al** a tool
house.
Property will be sold In such a manner that you may b* able
to buy It aa a whota, or In asperate tracts U desired.
All machinery will be sold so that vou can purchase any aa
desired, or aa mush a* yea need—EVERYTHING SELLS!
TERMS: to% down
i t Auction*, balance
aanovsead.
Our satlsflsj clients every*
where prove that tha HANS.
BROUGH METHOD ta tha
ONLY
FAST
and
SA FI
WAY te BUY and SELL
Thera ar* only a few open
data* In
April and Maj^
avallabl* so call AT ONCE
if
interested.
time and
Watch
dates
for
of other
April Auction* Including a
choice Motel, Homes, Water
Frontage and Busincsi Oj*
portunitios.
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A SSIST A N T
Clean sod rloir In 3 Room (urn
t need so ai-lslanl Can double (•—RUHLNEM EQUIPMENT
Illicit spsitment. Phone 611.
rarnmgx
with
right
man
Not
1 6 -fA R tS .R .,1* UltS
HUTCHISON'S
Ocean T r e n t
in or 3u Muxl hale ear. No ex- HAYNES OtlKe Maeblne Co.
Apli 339 S. Atlantia. Daytona
pent me needed
Subvtuntlal
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGNTypewriters, adding maeh
Besch. Call 2374 W.
• MENT AND WHEEL BALANC eainmgt alter 3 days. Set Man
Salat-Rsntals. 314 If.
Mag.. Ph
ager, 9:00 a.in. only. Tuesday,
ING—Pananger c a r s
and
EFFICIENCY /AparTment. Suit
Weilnesday Thursday. 2640 Hi IT—FURNITL'IE—HOUSEHOLD
Trucks; all makes, aties—'* ton
able (or bachelor or couple.
to 5-lon. Seminole County Mot- awatha Ave.
GOODS
Privat* bath. Across from Post
ors, ln e.‘S18 “E. lit St. PHONE
Olftca. Manuel Jacobson.
J*—MALE
or
FEMALE
lull.
RICH
MANPOOR
MAN
MODERN
Kitchenettes at Pine
RELIABLE couple for home work
12—TRAILERS
Gross Motor Court Hlway 17 »2
and yard maintenance. Living
Whether you have an estate or a
Phona
W.P. 272833. Rental>
Ft will pay YOU to aee US before
quarters furnished. 1200 month. bungalow
b* proud to
week or month.
you^ buy. Ope* Evenings and
P. 0. Bo* 17*
'____ call it homeyouif wiU
you choose your
CLEAN apt. for ona or two people
furniture from "ECHOLS"
Baals Me Trailer Balsa,
29—HA-B8MKN—AGENTS
933. 611 Tark Ave.
W itk * , Fla.
320.00 dally, Sett Luminous Door EASY TERMS * FREE DELIVERY Efficiency apartment*, air con
^O R SALK • 1933 Imperial Mobile
Plate*. Write Reeve-*, Depi. 130
ditioning and TV option*!. 2621
borne with or without air-con
Attleboro, Mass, Free ismplei. Vim our store now snd take ad
S. Park ( Highway 17 92), San
ditlonlnf. 29’ all modern convintage of our "SPRING SALE."
vcnlencai. Will aaertllci. Call 30-WORK WANTED-FEMALE
Bedroom Suites
Dorn 199.00 up ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT
duyi 72 or olgbta 2060-R ._____
pc Sectionals
do on up I
ROOM completely furnished
Work wanted In Doctors office as 2Dinette
39M up
apartment. Reasonable. Water
•TfldilWAY, aluminum, new type
receptionist alio exgwrlanred in RecliningSets
43 50 -aa
included. 313 Palmatlo. Phone
emergency room work. Phone Occasional Chairs
ilghtway, rafrlgaratcd van. 32'i
Chairs
2.191.
feet, reconditioned, new re u p v
936-J.
iChoica fabrics)
31.30 ea
84150. Alio, 70 other trailer^
V Lounges
44 30 ea 1-ROOM
furnished
apartment
priced to MU, GREAT DANE - EXPERIENCED clerk, typist, re- T
Close in, III E. 8th Si. 330<hi
reptionlst, bookkeeper desires Odd Chosis of Drawers 34.60 ea
DIAMOND T, 103 Snuih Orange
monthly. Phona 2168 or 1031.
work. Call lOtS-W,
a Bios tom Trail, Orlando. 6 9031.''
BEDDING SPECIALS
BEAUTIFUL
2-bedroom furnished
I^UNDRY-troning.
Phone
12I8J.
Less
W - u b k iT c a r i
■araia apt. All convanienccs.
Reg. T nde
CaU 863-M.
1832 BUICK special. This n r Is 31-WORK WANT ED-M ALE
. Maltreai . 3*9 60 149.30
in eicellant running condition
loyal
Comfort
.....
39.60
39.30
New Tlrai. low mileage. Price u SCHOOL BOY with power mower Pre-Btlt Special .. I9 60
39.30 4-ROOM unfurnished downitalr*
wants mowing. Phona 718-31-4. Echols Special
right, Ph. 1S38-R.
29.60
14.10 apt. tit Oltandn Ave. *23 mo
Call llt-H nr II6-W iftsr l p m.
Matching
Bo<
Springs
at
IdasEXPERIENCED
furniturefinishI o n SALE—1331 CfiVv. DL.T, 4
Heat Havings,
er,
pslntrr
and
handyman.
Can
NICE
clean I room, 1 bedroom
door. Print, new tires. Moat acll
furnish references, Full or psrt
upstair* apt. Screened porchrlor cash, 8473. Phona 30I8-W.
Many many more tdlntlcal speci A garage. Taka t child, no pel.
lime Colvin - 376XR (1).
■tier 8 p .m .
als too numerous to lilt, hut avail Call Mra. Monforton 276 J In
WHITE
CARETAKER
.
Well
ver*
1*40 Ford I door sedan. Radio and I sed In lawns, shrubs, landscape able at
ie*.
w b fitar. Good running condition
j
lug.
Box
103,
Lake
Mary,
Fla.
— EASY TERMS----LOVELY redecoratad apartments
"*•73. eaih. C«n be seen at 203 E.
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
Hat St. after 8:0 p. m.
3 2 - IIUSIN ESS OPPORTUNITIES Caraer lad. A MagaeHa Pb. 1231 1717 Park Ava. Phone 1783-J
"Bud Bamberger" Mgr.
UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom garage
*3.199.90 WAS PAID lo John Balts
apt. Phona 2191 or 241.
BUSINESS
In few weeks, GROW MUSH Opea Mondays Til li*0 p.aa,
VISIT OUR BALCONY
ROOMS. Cellar, shed. Spare,
J-ROOM
furnished foliage, App!>
SERVICES
full time, year round. We pay
*00 W. 27th St.
8160 lb. FREE BOOK. MUSH
Your Beauty Number Ph. 971
ROOMS. Dept. 731. 2934 Admiral
B r r i O I S N C Y Apt. iiMOMdl
I Harriott'* Beauty Nook
I’RE-INVENTORY
Way, Seattle, Wash,
Honed. 17-91 south city Umiti
103 So. Oak
Hlumherland Court
BBPAIBB
R —BUILDING
CLEARANCE
THREE mem furnished apart
•
FINANCIAL
» T PAWTOffl_______
»
ment, 130.00 monthly. 2IOt Mag
nntla, Phona 1672, Robert A
rtg u lar 989..AA
K d o b u a d ia i iM ftalUt*i|. JS—INSURANCE
Williams,
C aaU if, waatng. Sarvtag
■ole county itnse 1918.
Swlrat Platform Rocker
Preferred I atee i* Preferred
H. M. Gtenoa, Lake jjgfy
U-BUB1NBBB-INDUBTBIAL
with 5-lnch foam ruhbef
Pollcjbelders
lo h a W illiam * If)a.. A ffR ey
Is —BLBCTR1CAL e x t r a s Iire
ramovabla cuahlon
OFnCB SPACE - 4 rooms, pal
417 Saa/erd Allaatlc Baak
matto Bldg. CaU 1714 or 1414,
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
Pbeaa *4
■UtMical C oaim ltai and Repairs
17—MOUSE! a ad COTTAGES
TV Servle* Center
39—H01SE6—CATTLB
Bewtli and Croilay Appliiaeee
SBB i — mefa Realty 1
J } ! Mavaella At*. Ph. 113 PINTO Gelding, 7 yrt, old. Gentla
able Romas and Apia. Phone 17
but aptriied, 1100. Also sorrel
H-LAUNDBY-DBT CLBAND4Q quarter hors* ttlly aired by
* ROOM furnished buusa. Phone
190*.
Florida champion quarter horse.
. Was* ta d Damp Dry
Roth tal, good condition. Call
% ■ Walk sad Dry PeM
> BEDROOM Unfurnished. KJIehen
13*2 days.______________ '
La an dry
•quipped, large fenead-la yard
CUanlai
wn
for couple* with abiidraa. l'hona
•nip
• MERCHANDISE
3092
_ ,J» U r
EASY TERMS
•Me Feed as art Bldg.
bedroom home furnished. Tile
42—ARTICLES FOR RENT
198 Baa! U th 84Mttktr of 8anford 2 bath
* kitchen, 893. Apply AI
ftt-piANO 8nnci
MI-99 a
lc* SL
Pkewe 1J» Gibbon#, Lake Monroe.
ftotflUdl
X
WHILE THEY
LAST
L
L
6tU -— Plano Technician
k fiaaiard
WitfSBk'aiftSB
TaL 1423.' Furniture
148 “
“
C natar-
"For
W ANT
If-ROUSES lad COTTAGBS
UNFURNISHED 3 room eollige
with kitchen equipment and Ve
netian blinds. It! Elm.
-
C a ll 1821
S a l e r> Ad.
ADS
Are
Easy As A. B. C.
4s
THE SANFORD HERALD
Mon. Apr. I „ t!»r>«
THE OLD HOME TOWN ........... .
F U R rO p i7 _201, » West First St„
Reasonable. Phone 1321.
—
T hb# 7
By STANLEY
, Y& U V U S E T AlO H E L P FfSO M
HIM / PA W - J U S T *THE S M ^ L L
O F f i s e s h -t l i w n e d G A R D E N
S O IL M A K E 'S HIM D E A T H L Y
2-Ocdroom house, Phona 29*3 W.
UNFURNISHED 3 year old block
house. 2 Brdroumi laiga screen
ed porch. Nice yard for children
360. Phone 1326 J.
HOUSE on Silver Lika. Phone
1292-W,
OR SALE—1 Bedroom Noma
Kltrhen equipped, tile bath Ex
crllant Terms. Phone 1949-W.
3 ROOM home, 2 screened porches
and garage. Phona 28M.
3 ROOM Unfurmmed House with
bath, hot water and gas heater.
A. C. Benson, 4's miles out S.
i Sanford. Phona 239-J.
FURN. house on Lemon Bluff ltd
in Osteen. 3 rooms A bath. Hot
A cold running water, gas A
electricity. Rrnl |40 mo. G A
Tyler. 3rd house on Lemon bluff
Rd„ Oittrn.
2-Bedroom house, Phona )f( 3-W.
2-HKDROOM hoii«e Ulilltlea fur
nished. In town. Phone 443.
O T roomb
SLEEPING Room, light housakeeping, 14 on week, up Day
Rates. 11.00 A up. 420 W. lit
NICE bedroom. Private entrance
and baih.< Phone 2029 W.
(2—COMMERCIAL
GROCERY Store A Gas Station.
Eitabltihed bmlnes* location.
Phone.9243 Sanford. Fla.
REAL ESTATE
BACK-WOAt> F O L K S - COUSIA4 J A S O N e
A FEAL DOWAi-TO-BCARTTH L O A W F * • im
IS—HOMES
DAILY CROSSWORD
LOVELY modem home ny osrner,
2 bedroom*, including torn* (ur
allure. Beautifully landscaped
$10,300. for new 3 bedroom house.
Call 2417 Orange Ave.
Includes rngidatre appliances.
Heater, Screen Porch. Utility
Room, Car-port on plied street *4—1,4)T*
A city sewer. Only *223 dnwn;
$61. monthly, includes taxes A EXCELLENT la li, Inquire MOO
Insurance.
Magnolia.
98—HOMES
l o w v ll i . o r m t
RalMer - Fbowe 141*
•(fire- 2**1 9 Orlaaif* Dr.
ACMOA!
1 Mull*
character
• 3 m*ll plot
nf land
itf. I I
9.Seaport
17—BRORHHt aad EBAl.TOHi
« . H.
Realtor -
Arl*M
91 Vepoe
14 Obeya
it . Him
Caaaah A 1EAI.TOH Fir*4
CIILLRN A HAREEY
pommel of
199 N. Park Ava. Pbeaa Mil
It Coin U*p|
i t Kingdom
"Bulldare af Flaar Hornet"
Seminole
effect
ff. B tE T B inU
T. W. MBRft
ReiatafuUr Desigaad Three and 1991 Park A»e. Pkea# f t er (U
Foer P a d r o o m Romas lor
Florida laving
BALL R EA LTY
RAYMOND M. BALL
FIIA and YA (Gl) Financed
• rrictii from III.MO to *16.000
O0CAB N BARIHMM
BBSS. BBOBBIB
6ties O d itr-M U So. French Ava
I. B. BlgbSaymaa. a teastate
294 laatb P a rt Ava.
Pbeaa 99*
In Asia
33. Praise
17.Trnuhl*
>4 Mhininf
44 Bird* at
a data
41. Wail*
matter
12 Beleaguer*
ment
Si. /JU
t*. niri'a name
£ ”y*a,
ais.ueuii i m i h .i u
11111-)[ful 1SilLlcJLI
rin a a uuuuuh
o iin n ttttiiiiii
Ul-J UIUUII
h u u u ij iii ' u ;ii)
nuur.ii: uuoufj
3 ens u a u k iu u t]
l UJUUI 1.114
UDOOGlO UUJ
LKIGiai 111 1.1LI1111
In flic U
Ing
pain
umisnis uuivLin
93 Epot'X
UOJUU UUUI3L)
16. Mra*
daw
(poet $ lilsN ii's
18 Clnee. a*
88 Apparent >
enda of 8*e
• door
It. Ipeakay'i
turn'* ring!
mallei
•9. Mountain
82 Cliy In
Retgliird
'44. 8 ik cor
82 OLberwIa*
42 IDver (
line
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macuRy
W. I*. SM ITH
1311 Park
Ph. 1174-J
I.OW DOWN PAYMENT
OZIER REALTY CO.
Laura B, Oiler
Reg. Real Eitala Broket
Jd4l 8*. Orleade Dr. — Pb.
t
|
lilt
COMPLETE With a l the Mature*
you have dreamad about luch
Tft Help Yoa Buy ar 89)1
as aoior*e General Electric apt luocH and ealorod pbaasbMi
Baaa L. P«yi*9, Briber .
xlaree,
Anaakelie B. Headereea, Aaaedala
Alberta l. Ban, Ataerlale
IT M al Hiawitba
AND aviAabi* at taaaouM a Pkea* $971
price* wtih the beat flnaaelig
Alexander k Stringer
A wilb miasaiuat dawn pay
le a l Eitala • Insurance
Mr*, l/mriaa Meaeaagar, An**.
■in? la m e lla Ah .
Ph. Id
WeMwni C. PhirKga, Jr.
MAYFAIR BECnON
Near I bedroem home. Two tiled
bath*. luUI-ia ilova and avan
Since 1949, leaftsH'i U t d M g
in kilchen. Fxir* larga utility
Ruihlrr of homee lor over 1.604 room. .Sprinkler ayaitm aid
tieopie. Sale* Office: Litlia Veaica
deep well in yard. Tw* large
la lawk Arbor,
lo'.a, Prica 910,109 with ter as*.
FSUNI 1994
Robert A. William*, Realtor
Rayaaand LundtalM, AaaaelM
BY OWNER — 2 bedroom camoat Phan* i*7$ AilantU Bank Bldg.
block. Prica 11806. Including
drapes, wall lo wall carpeting,
IF rt M BBAL BFTATB
2426 S. Yale A v e /
6 ruoms and bath (r a n t, ____
Baraga, 10X40 block building.
3 acre*, good usvfiUneat mtisvi*-ass, ivaMmaiti*. llonroa Ed.
2 Bedroom house near Bate. ChtlOH W. UA' - ^ k a a w w w -.
i d rm WafcoflML f b a a 8181
of
Is
T~
ti Not working
Folks, lor a little rip airt and soma
DOWN
paint you raa gat a euta 3
t Reatnn
*T
bedroom horn*. It hat a tcreanad
2 ParU of
porch and convenient entrance
a chain
mom both living room and bed
8 Newt
room. Nice garage with ample
storage and utility room. Baits
uful shad# and f i l m tries on •7—BEOREkS gad REALTOR!
a 73 X 124 fool lot. and ll'i
OUTSIDE the city, YOURS FOR
A LOW DOWN PAYMENT AND LOOKING FOR BARGAIN?
FLEXIBLE HAMS.
Unfinished horn# on ten iota, outaid* city. 740 ft. X 111 It. GamI
terms. Will laka trailer as part
payment. Total price $2.76400
He* us for French A»e. Property.
phene til* A I Palertoa.lrekea
■ FAl, ESTATE DRIVE IN
Associates • A. ■ Palarto* Jr.,
2344 French Avr.
P. J. Chedtrao*. Garfeid WitJ, W. HALL, REALTOR
letti. Jeba Mateab, I . W Wli
"Call Hall" Phone 1736
Mamas. Bu*4 M Field. A. C.
Doudoer, t^nd lurveyoy.
$11.000-3 bedrnnm Dam* horn*
on comer lot, Large arraen
BUT— Rnmea af Rial hwflridnaB
poreh. Hardeond floura. Venaly Rritiany Farm Hnmss, Early
Han blinds, spare heater and
American, Ultra Modartt, Coa
water baaiar included.
veatiosul A F r e a c h Celeaial
type*.
He aee - Lab — Ary* age
F oil Rent or Sal*. 3-Bedroem
bouse by owa*r.‘ Lika Mary
Kilchca equipped. Phone 1U0J-1,
of ' pooh'*
90 Wren | la
34.An* iLl
PAINT — ELBOW GREASE
BUILT On Lerf* Laadaeapad
Lot*: la the ben of aeigkbor
hoods,
6 Variant
13. A
pro
tection
$4. Method
a aaddl*
OT7HAM A TUDOR, fNC
NOT A PROJECTI
4 Millie not*
I Giving ear
7. High imua.)
t. Oit teeth
9. The year of
163 da>a
iIsrael)
f Mayan
10 Lubricatrd
C ali
12 A relative
II Drive la
U He w-rnta
12 Wade aeraM
“Old Dog
a river
Tray’*
18 Kingdom
-14 Qucitlost
in Ana
IS Not herd
U. Not
I* Toward
appreciated
IT. Rout*
M Peruse
to action
ear
efully
19. Itaverbeeefe
91.Owned
13. ChrtaUMI >>
•» !
W* have a Mledlnn nf two story
home* worth considering—Call
far appointment.
I Rekbeaat Otarret a Blech
VA - 1221 Dowi PtyasaaS
16* l’*r Mnaih P A I
Mtcbaa Fully Equipped
Art f.iit in "Some colors and till
A. K, H hoeaiakar. B uilder
INI
rsT JV M i-E K -
vaiweas sewmette iw. w«eia i n m aasn\
is em u
« e y la m
TV* Waal Al Department la
•pdw from 1 :8* a. a. aalU ItW p
m. each hubset day aveept BataVar aUrtbwM «andVM /a*
week-day inaartioaa u 1 :0b 9. m
AND Q ifU O tN G N B £ O S %
S H ER M A N CONCRETE
P IP E CO.
IWt Wart 19th St.
50%
UP T O
D ISCO U N T
EXCHANGR
(170-15
710-15
100-10
114.61
15.96
14.29
�Bir!wr74’a?»i'*43Jl'1.fif
.■•.•Mr
-•i-i'
m o \DAT
the children.
t
,
■om. Matron's Club win meet
Seminole Chapter No. I DBS will
Shoemaker. « i » meet at the M no.de HaU at S
SUSto^S; * S » V J ».»
Mr*/ Manila Griffin wilt be to.
.
-
The woman of the P in t Prea*
hytarlna Church will hero e P«T*
or bend h the PWlathee Claaa
teem a t S.45 p. m- end a boatneea and isaplratlonei meeting at
A a. m. a t the church.
The Dependable Claaa of the
>ir»t Metbodlat Chureh-will meet
at the- horn* of Mre. V. L. Smith,
dgi tV. llth St. at ■ p- « . fur He
regular buelneu end eoclsl « « * kimla9Ji|
.
i Christian Women's Fellow# h ,/ of the Flral ChriatiM Church
will s u n Monday, 7:38 P-»„ *t
the' church for • panel diacuulon
m i - U M b t n t fam ily Tension.;"
ghd the man of the church are
inifUdd a i guaati.
*• At 10 a.m. a Vacation, Bible
School Clinic will be conducted for
411 Uitarei'.edi wo- **re at flryt B*ptuV Ch«rr*'
'
"■ v
.. .
.
Bloodmobile
. i
(Cewtineed Free! Page Ope) . ;
knd yr i t »rnal erganixgUona .have
sau cited to form group Hecourtte which would provide credlte
l)pon , mom*nr* notice, to memb#rf , nd th tlr fam lll.i. and be a
C0MtMt aoUreo of actual blood In
th# hoiplt|1 r.frjg m v o r." Ho can.
tXnU«d by laylngthat'm sny people
retllaa
do n o t____
P , .that .bleed',
. tii only
keep* far th r n waaka fpfter Phlfh
It la pncaaaed, Into‘^ a a m e v u Jla
not* RSitfd) ae that while «a
ginl**tion’i'b aI» tk e wiQ be hchl
ered until all credits have be*n
mod, thla means that ulpod muat
he collected dally to maintain •
■took of all typda at the Semisale
Memorial Hospital, and other laitltutloni throughout Central Pierid ■- Weir asld ha had bean
t e x t s fir.1* stfassrstfSK
•"/ <»«
2*® ",2 * ? iff U S
(Ceatlued IrM w * One)
u.iii H. Watson, 48,
valuta la Seminole County." How
ever, he yetnted to hi* stand on
Dies In Tuscaloosa
A illk line, plenty of tplnneri,
lowering U ze*. in 1482-1164 end
Bids a-e nr.'; _sulv bring t u s |r t J J | Mr_ j ahn n, Watson. N. died la
luree, fllee and bait along with
INC.
bv t ’10 Sixth Navel F'-tH ct Public thj Veterans Hospital a t Tuseaa fine reel and rod may be excel
One candid el e wee m ining from lent equipment for catching fish
Works Offi??, B ' 17. tl.S . Naval bo-a, Ala., yesterday morning. #
the group i peaking on their own nf various deicriptlone and special
ttvs". i'h ’ ric '.J '’. S. 1‘ fjf the f ’tWatson had . been, at the
,
behalf ■far Sheriff of . Semlnolo in tha watara aroum* Sanford.
iowin-j j ') tn ne dor-- at t he—
Vrteraiis Hospital for six weeks
S.
Naval
k".\ilhr>
Air
Statbn
County. P. H.. U n i Ina. Keeauie of
But to HIV-year-old Hlcha-d
and had
been ill for about thset
idneia,-waa not p n a e n t;
Sa"forJ, Fla.
.
Boorman who Uvea on tha Lake
The
first
one
Is
for
fence
and
months.
O.'G.
Owen*
outlined
tfia
quali
* * . * —. —*-«■
Mary Road, a stick that ha picked
Ho resided In Sanford at 304 Wen
fications of a sheriff and u ld ,
a r e a lighting, tho fence to be ap*
up in tha woods, a piece of line
13th St.
“1 think I h a r t these qualifica
prr-lmntcly
3.130
feet
long.
tions and am bettor qualified than with no weight last, and a stray
Job two Is for paving, road re Mr. Watson was born tn Searlght,
lb* other fu d id a te i to bold this hook attached to the end, meant
pairs and tie-down eneltrre, this In Ala., Jan. 17. 1M3 and earns ti
auceeaa
Sunday
afternoon
near
the
ofllea."
cludes resurfacing of about 43.010 Daytona Beach In 1232 and then tt
Dug-Out at tha Lake Monroe
' C. W. ■Back, usually brief and
square yards, plus rcnalre and Sanford In U35 where h* has re
Bridge.
\f
to the point, laid *T bailor# tho
provision nf M1 t ie - 'V A n anchors sided since.
With only eight feat of line and
Ho wai in th* produce buvlnsst
peoplo now want , an honest and
in existing paving.
aoma muacl# that he got from the
hardwrorldng ■sheriff."
Til- th - I J.b Is f-r the rchabl-, a* proluca sabsman fur HaroU
J. D. 6ordell ipoka on what had banks of tha lake, Richard brought
THII It AN ARTIST S conception of an alomic-po-.vered bomber cabluatlun of buddings 3. I, 3 and 17. j Ka.tncr.
able of carrying along its tighter escort. It la called "Project Opos
bean d o n a'ia the sheriff a office In a 21V pound striped baas after
Job four h for recreational fa-] Mr. Wafmn was a Valeran asum'* because of Its resemblance to th* manner In which opossums
iJftte'h* took ever Dae. S. “ I sent 13 minutes of fighting the game
cliitles. and include* a pavilion World War II a member of BPOB
fish
that
wandered
far
from
iti
carry their young. The craft was described at a meeting of tl-x
each *f my m en 'to FBI acboel
consisting of three buildings, one No. 1241, Sanford, and tha Camp
Society of Automotive Engineers In New York City. (International!
te keep, them Informed on tho usual place of abode.
housing a kitchen and bar, one bell-Loulng Post of tha Ataaricaa
IstU t TRKboda of lighting. I’v# Known ai ■ s ilt watar fish, tha
shower*, dressing and toilet fa Legion here.
f e f ti quite y w M b M g e i to help striped b a it that m anured »
Survivors Includa tha widow
cilities, and on* a band shell. Alio
Members Urged
tho peepio end-1 bar#- many more Inch** In langth, la sort of a
a concrete dance floor, a timber Mrs. Margaret K. Watson, San
■If I am continued In of- rarity hart, according to th* lad
pier with a diving platform at ford: two daughters, Star? Anns
To Children's
V f 1 *■/. * » * who was quits proud of hla unusual
one end, 4 masonry barbecue pit's. and Laura Faye, Sanford) two sli*
(Continued Prom Page One)
teld the LangnoOd catch.
M l ' U:
13 maionry and concrete picnic ten , Mr*. J. H. Wilkinson. Aih
were ladle*, dree***, blouses, ling Committee ‘Meet
gudianep, “ 1 g$v* you ■ ahariffs
“ 1 didn't svan have a cork on my erie, shoe*, men’s shirts, cape
vllic. Ala., and Mrn. Jehn W. Lov
tables with benches.
A meeting of the Seminole Counof^pe seeoHd W non# - marked line," said Richard Boorman as he tiouiers, underwear, a h I d r • n '*
Job five Is for a mobile trainer ell, SfltHIcboro, 3fa»s.) • brother
auto*. . cammuncatloni,
school displayed tha flah ha pulled in.
wear, automobllea, tawn aupplie*,
Children's Commillcc will be hulldlne approximately So by C3 James nay Watson. Anniston, Ala.;
bus iMtrdU,. tod hood blocks. 1
bicycles, TVs, radios, stoves,] held tomorrow afternoon at 4 feet with concrcte-masonry walls one uncle, G. C. Wetsm. Atlanta
korked hard gnd dJllganily to give
Oa.) n d two aunts, Mias Laura
r a n g e s , w a s h e r * medicine o'clock at the School Admlnlstra and partition*.
jeif> cloaa law enforcement."
cabinet supplies, sundries, and tton Building on Commercial Avc
All bid* must he accomnanlcd hy f d Mlts Miry Watson, Atlanta,
Hugh
Truluck
Is
, senator Douglas Slenatrom refood products,T[)e m(etlnB jccordinj
0fft- a check fur 310.00, payable to the Ga.
viewfd hi a raeord in th* State Owner Of Security
Ennner Days will t,» a citywid* clait of Ihn orjaniration Is an Treasurer of the U. S., and bids Funeral arrangements wdi'be an
Seaate as e freihman senator. “ I
^
event thli week-end with a threo- important one. All member* arc for Jobs one and two must be In nounced tOlllVtTuW.
cegalally invite Vou te check into Lumber, Supply
day carnival of values never be- urRcd to be present.
by Anril 23, tho*e (or three, four
my record In any way and on
Duc
ibJence ^
|b# and five by April 26
Owners of the Security Lumber fora eeen In Central Florida.
every veto I east."
'
TH® saving* offered the shop- clty of tho Semlnole County Chll
and Suppply Yard, carried tn an
Promenade Re-Sef
‘Bob jfolly, mane gar af Pgul Mil- article In a recent lieu* of Th* per. oL Central Florida In SanLONG-DISTANCE TICKET
rommll*ca Cha'n-.an. Her-.,
John L. Gallowiv, Chef de G t'e.
lar> eimpalgri In' Seminole CourtCODY.
Wyo.
(ypt-Jlm
Wood.
fo rd , first Banner Day event. oId Heckenbseh, the Rev. H. L
Sanford Herald wars in error.
announced
ty* explained t b i t Miller Wai at
house, Pitchfork, Wyo., rancher..
. today that the rcgu’ir
. ,
Hugh Truluck la tha owner et f?
,'V,I>Ci*10m mr*t' Zimmerman, vice-chelrman, will didn't
tending a , BTfrard Bally and
want
risk running afoul "Mmen.de Voltur* 471 La Soclet*
Id.nt B. L. Perkin. Jr., “ will be r e j|d e „ ,he mcet)n3,
the
Sarurlty
Lumber
and
Stnplv
would tea the vbtar* personally
th* mutt aatounding aver seen in
„
of the law-. The Cody police debnl visit' witn thorn. “Ho la a buit- Yard, located In Sanford at Kixlh stores hcie."
1 15 P'mlble ,hal t,le cnunly- partment rocrived a 3) bill and nostponed until Thursday, April 26
, . ‘.
,
wide recrcatinn prnxram will h* on overtime parking ticket from due to conflicting events.
n n s man and has liked you to St. and Maple Ave.. .according to
. T,h *
* ,toc!f clea,Iins’
diacusied at tomorrow- afternoon's Woodhouse.
put a *btialnaia m as in a business Mra. J. McKay Truluck. ,
Officers will be elacted at this
.lock
reducing
scheme."
.aid
Mr. and Mra. J. McKay Tru Perkin* a t h* explained that mec(in|> ,t was lnnounccd.
lob." Holly aald.
They were mailed from Cortina. promenade and every voyageur lar*
urged to attend.
v
' In the race for House of Rcpri- luck ar* owners of th* property on Banner Day* will bring each
Italy, where he was visiting.
sentatlvej,. Thomas Stringer u ld which the Security Lumber and •tore's newest Item* for the cur
Tit.WRUNG COYOTR
Thuraday night, 'T feel that I 5upply Yard Is located, 31ri. Tru rent spring and summer season
HOMESTEAD, Okla. f/Pl—III*
know the filling of ill th t people luck said.
out on the display counters at dog rought a coyote and Frank
In all tha cuanty. 1 wou.d like to
The lumber company and build ; the lowest prices ever offered.
Pfnff found a chain and bell
continue to work In' the intareat ings, as well as office equipment,
Merchants aro currently receiv around it* nerk. On It wax the
of* children by providing a sound will be auctlnned tomorrow after ing brand new etock each day name of a person who lived 35
Otucatlonal lystom,-"
noon at 1:30 by the HambroUGh especially ordered fur this gi mi lex away. A p p a r e n t l y the
II. JAMES GUT AGENCY
Wilson Ai.kamlar amp.iacii-ally National Realty and Auction Com gantic sale* event, according to coyote had heon raught in a trap
merchant* In Sanford
told bis audlwsce, "( am I.13 firs! pany.
and then released with the warn
812 EAST FIRST STREET
Danner Daya will officially be ing hell.
proluslonal man with courage
The Hock of hardware, doors,
PHONE 78
enough to open an office tn tha windows, lumber, plywoods, ce gin Thursday morning at 9 o'clock
enough to open an office In the ment, plaster and other buUdlng and continue through Snturday Days event for the .Sanford Mer
H. JAMES (iliT
JAMES a GUT
louth end of tha county. If thera materials may be purchaied prlv at store closing time.
chant* Association, Saving* that
“ Expect to see displayed dur cannot he duplicated any where in
la ona way to know the problems I ately at a ipcclal price according
of the people, It la to live with to a printed announcement clrcu- ing Banner Day*," said Gcrdon Central Florida."
Sweeney, Chairman of the Danmr
them.", ,
' )a ted In the Sanford area.
Don Bale* amphailted 'T o have
representation Is to sand repraaentativea to tha Leglalaturo from
Anderson Soys Rain
aU-piwfassloni." For a candidate
to promlto you a lot of things li
just plain (Polish, Bala* laid. How Creates Healthy
ever ha told tha Loogsrood Rally
“ I .am for segregation In our Vegetation Nature
“ With an all day rain last Tues
aehoola but for oqual faculties,“
Gordon Frederick' led off with day, April 10, It certainly creat
tho faet.'T t aoomi ai if all polltl- ed a mor* courteous feeling in
tvil, cindidalaa aro tailing atones humanity and a more healthy con
at dn# another., I feel that I can dition In ill vegetation," said Sandy
repreirat the people of Seminole Andarann In Me weekly news let
County In apiU of th* fact that ter reporting on tha Sanford State
I am a lawyer. I can't make you Firmer* Market.
a lot of promlyea — the person
Sale* at th* Sanford S ul* Farm.
who does la after your votg for *r» Market last week, said the
Mlflsh rations."
Market Manager, Sandy Andereon,
T o' ellmax Thuraday nlght'r amounted to 33 varieties totaling
Democratic Rally at Longwood, 60,383 packages, at a gross valua
Edward G. Hornby, a candidate tion of $107,70 03.
for Secrotary of State was allowed
From a prlcewlxe standpoint
tan mlnutta to apaak oa hla plat- moat vegetable* and fruit sold at
fwm. He said, “ ( am the only can satisfactory figures, said Sandy
didate for Secratary of State you Anderson.
people have teen. It la an office
equtally Important as that of Gov
ernor."
Parking Lot
Sum! Building of the church.
THcre will be a Joint meeting
Tcchnlclgm from .Central Floef the" Amcrleen Horn* Depart* rlda Blood Bank aro Jn'SatvfOTd
m tn tn n d the Pina Arts Oaparl* j twl^a each maath forthapurpO w
ynwgit o f ' th# Hanford W’oman'i of taking rapiaca»e«t danort.
fcWi »t I p. m. with Mr*. C. C .1Other donor* .taken arc thole, wh$
Wilch s i ipeakar. Heetasiee are are hiring for m iry # ok group aei l ’rfc Dongtaa Stenitrom. Mr*, F .; counU and periohe whb a r t putting
Ifddhanrldgc, Mr*. J. Boaard, Mr*, blood in the bank to eatahUih a
> ) « u n t , Mr.. Miriam RuawU, credit for patients who plan »ur£ id Mr*. A 0 . Herrlman.
«»ry
gory i" the near future. On the
. » -to a.m. Vacauun ii:oio School first and third tueidaya ef egeli
C i.i; lor all Intcrciud worker, month, White demon ar* taken at
coitlnuo* at P lr.t BabU.t Church. th r Elki Club, 100S B ait Second
k file War# Bible Clan of th . Ma- Avenue, from 3 to 5 P. M.: Celore^
Uioalct Church trill m e.t at T p.m. donors, tn* *ama days at Doctar
lit McKlnlay Hall for a covered dl*h Starke's Clinic. 1011 South San
.upper honoring th . M.thodiu ford Avanue, batwaan, S:W .and
I U nion who will gr.d u .te In June. 7(30 P. M. Nolle** are tent te
, Hp.t* ere Mr. and Mr*. T. B. Butte. patients who have roe aired trdn*
Mr. and Mr*. M. L. Tllll*. Mr. and fusion*, who have no reserve or
V /li B. W. StrudUam, Mrs. i . H. other advance credits, a few day#
after blood la given, so that they
, Tindd and MU. AUc. McKJm.
*lThe Cider Spring. Home Demo may arranga for their donor* prom'
Club will meet i t Uic home of Mra. ptly and thus discharge a serious
obligation—their debt te the com
Wilbur Nol.n i t 1 p.m.
Tourlit and Shuffl.- munlty blood supply/*
-The SanfoTd
Si
Weir aald further t h a t all
, board d u b will hold a c.ver.d dish
roiarve accounts formerly held la
pir meeting at I p.m.
Pidall. Clan of tic firrt Orlando ara available to the Sem
^
Church trill moat with inole Memorial Hospital upon auM f t'C irt Mota la Lake Mery at thariaatlen of tho reterya chair
0 p. m, Group No. 1 wilt be hoil- man (as has bean policy In the
eiaei r/ith Mr.. I. V. G.nvtr pait) and blood eredlta may ba
St elu im .il.
transferred from Sanford through
. . . i D \K P 'it»
the Central Florida Blood Bank,
• ■Tka C|rlc end Social Depart to. nearly every section of the
ment* *f the W emtn'. Club will United S ta tu via the National
meet et the dub for a program Blood B*nki d u r in g House Sy
by the Sanford Theatre Guild with stem of which Florida la a charter
X&nald If. Ptatchar, preildent, member. “We have • fin* tcrvle*
apedker. /> one act play trill ho approved by our Doctors, that is
prnanted. floitaiioi are Mr*. J. dependant for future performance
N. Glllon. Mr*. C. Ramacy. and upon th* aupport of our people,
Mr*. N. V. Parmer. Mra. R. A. and every effort la mad* by lha
Smith 1. aponior.
hospital and th* blood bank to
1.10 Woracr* tonfcrenca of the make this support assy and con
P in t Chrlitian Church will m e.t venient," he coneluded.
at the church on Wednesday at
1:30 p.m., Lester Tharp, chairman,
Legal Notice '
announces,
At 10 a.m. Vacation Dibit School
< I'n’c fur all Interested wlrkera ip IS W KW W O TW .
sta ti ; o r rL o n tu a .
C3-i;lmi*e at f lr tt Bapilet Church. te
re the Delate ell
At 3:30 p.m. Junior Choir re* kLUANTliia AIlDd
peseM M L
hsariet at First Baptist Chureh.
1M rHuUATK.
ri.VXL MOTICB
At 7:30 p.m. Young People will
Koilce is hsrebr sivtn that th*
ba In charge of midweek prayer und«r»i*n«<J will, on th* llth Car
yt
ils>. A. P . lit*, preseat te th*
ae-vice at First Baptist Church.
llonorehl* County Judin of aemlAt 3:13 p,m. Young People will nol* County, riorlds, my tlnal re
account and voucher*, as eaeto J tho Sunday Scnool Cabinet at turn,
tutor of th* Deist* of Kleanihta Funeral Tomorrow
Ar*i deceased, and at eiid time,
f r*t D.iptist Church,
and there, make application
1 »i? Woman's Christian Temper- thsn
to in* said Judea for a (Inal aettle- For Mrs. C. Burke
merit
of my administration of said
«i ; L’nlcn ui'grs all church woman
Mre. Cornell* Burk* af 1401 Wait
>tat* and (or an order discharging
' n trectlng at the Central Baptist ■
me ae such Administrator.
13th Plae* died April 12, at the
I bated thia tha ti day *f April,
L '",rc.'t etai tlna at 10 a.m.
home of her daughter, Mra, Lula
A, U ilia.
15 Band P a rr its \*MV:lat’oi
Helen Constantine
Jones.
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th
*
vi.U Intel a: the Hand Hall at 3
Mrs. Burke was bam February
e s t a t e of K leanthle A r il.
P. nt. \l| nicmbci > a. a urged to
Iteceaaed
, 2. 134* In Quitman, Georgia. She
fv. V
W * r « , A tto rn e y fo r
'mend this meet
Aim.lnlitrnlur. Woodruff-r*.-i.,n»
cam* to Sanford In JR22 Norn
tilUtf-, baiiturd, Florida
lilt it.'..
Montlesfla. She w n ona among
At 7 p.m. A Biutliorhuod
buppar
^TATt:
---------------r ,—
, 'A T B o r
oldest eitiiana af Sanford, the
..... Kri[fjtft$ DHWIin,nnaT tha
* il hi icr’.Uti a l First B aptist 1 ^i',v.4hV
was th# metbar of IS children.
Uiurch, A grot i of young men wiU th ltU * ,AU\ \ 11 b«n V u d . g f c
ITer lurvtvora ar* s children,
levd th. mecth
*^K x la^ J.^tu V ^ Jx alf °Vrl “
48 irind-ehlldr*n, and t large
At 7 p.in, Tht Imarmediat* Choir' jtem'naie* Co3nt^lrS^li
number of great m nd-ehlldren'
re 'ears** at FI -st Uaptist Church,
and a number of other relative!
lathi
‘At 3 p.m. T. j adult choir rerr L , , . . . . .
and friends.
Utla suit 1» In obukn
h araea at Plrat BaptUt Church.
f o r , o th * r r e lie f .
Funeral eervicae far Mr*. Burk*
v o u o r* r « ,|u lr * d to f it * Veer
At 10 a.m. Va:a;loa Bl’ilo School
will h# Tuesday, April IT at I
w
r
l
t
t
.n
ttu
tw
e
r
w
it
h
th
e
at*
lerk
of
t in'o for all iutorcusj workori -aW c o u rt ond o e rv * a co p y tnereo
thereof p.m. at Kav Mt. Calvary Baptist
COIllnuea at P in t DaptJst Church.! J,p<>n Plaintiff# attaraaya oa or be- Chureh West 12Ut-Rev. N. A. Witaf t'i* I.a lies Aid Sa-1 U ^ V /o r ^ J d iV ^ r v '^ ^ 'o ^ w S i eon Pastor.
WUsen-Clchalbarger Mortuary la
R ^ a ^ w ^ " 4?
° f th*' > W " ^ ‘ *V T .n5#U.nd seal a,
Rxleemar will ixce: at 7 p.m. at i;i«rk of tha rircult Court tn and la chorga of am ngam ants.
h?n!*
00 from
W,‘l
r • « Btraet and wtil
Davs
p. iisrado.
‘ larrin Pag. ra.lsljnfa In Da Bary where the regular
'*1
monthly meeting will ba held at
7:30 p.m.
.Tito Brownlo# Biolc U uuj of the
Preibytorlan Church uUl huva a
covorod dtah eup.ier at 8:30 p. m.
in th t Educational BuUdlng. Mast
drinki and rolls will ba furnished.
T tttg will bo enterti in ment for
0 . D. F a r r i l l 310 E . F irs t
For 10 veSra this store has
consiitentiy observed tha following hours t
W«ok daya • a, m. to Itl3 p. m,
lo turdara • a. m. to 7<l« p. m .
Owed froai TiM p. p .
w ill • 0. P , Mod.
Package
m t:
S A N T O R P TTRRAT.P
S
M oil A p r. 16. 1931
Richard Boorman
Catches Striped
Bass A t Dug-Out
STORE
u
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ic m c_u n ^_ 7 b t p b a u
fi*m
e Murrell A, sens
,
E.
Attorneye. for Pialntlff
Orlande
^ran«* Avenue
People 60 to 80
We Have a Letter
We’d Like to Send You
. . . but wo don't want to land
it -without your permission!
U will tell you how you can
apply for a $1,004 Ufa Insurance
policy t« help taka cars af final
uxpuniei without burdening your
family, •
And y*u tan haadlt tn* *n.
tiro traneaclon by wall —i with
OUT AMXB1CAN af KANSAS
CITY. N* obligation. N t m o will
callt
You- ann givo'na pormiasiMi4*,
**nd thla. fro t Inff t matiaR by aimnly milling a postcard‘ or-ldtU r
. *giving *g«) U Old AmeridM.Im
i, Co. S W. Ilh, D*pt, L40IR. I i a r t l
J lc t^ M n .
,
/ __________ 1
General Insurance
Dorit let‘Shrinking Hasepowef
put a drag onyour engine
Steve Peters Fund
Nears $700 Total;
Many Helping Out
The Stove Peter* Fund ha* reach
ed a total of nearly 3T00, according
to thoM Interested in providing ■
fund for th* family burnsd out of
th*h- home on Genava Av*. recent
ly.
The Sanford Klwinlt Club has
contributed fundi for clothing for
th* tan children of th* family v/lth
David Gitchel a* chairman of th*
commute* providing th* fundi.
A local aboe merchant haa out
fitted th* entire family of ten
children with ehoe*.
Ren Guitavtnn and other in
terested eltlstna have been actl. i
in requesting fundi for Kiev*
P«t*r» and hie amlly who** homo
waa completely destroyed ny fir*.
Contribution! may be mailed to the
"Stave Peters Pund" at tu« Florida
Stats Bank.
lnt°s°t»*n«ln-ke*V iW "**'*T1; ,nd U « *
s S J 5 ^ - WP#,fc
gasoline that hums dean'♦
1st. IN SALES!
1st. IN V A LU E!
PROOF: Soe how tho aabootno glovo, on that
left in the picture, ia smudged by tho “dirtyburning tall-ond" of gnaolino . . . while NONOX lo am the glovwon the right efran. That'*
because Gulf refine# out the “cupful of trial-
1956 CHEVROLET
First bectnsa it’n Finaat i t Lowest Coni'
Buy U at Hollor’a and you'll aavo dollar*
6-ptuenger
Custom Sedan
°",r
'»lo"—the “dirty-burning toil-end —from
•very gallon. In making NQ-NOX*
T O f i:
I/ V 5
Nck
, 3 0 0 “ *« * 5 G M mwosr,,
including eellialau, ftr*. theft, tnaurane* Llf**on baler . '
fllUILAR DEALS ON A LL MODELS A BODY STYLES
Holler Motor Sales
S d M, A Pabuottf — Fhona 1234
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ayQW$»Hi iM>m
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e a ii- b u c n iE jg ...p I u 3
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joucanbuy
J. Brailey Odhani,
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Shop and Save
In S a n M .
VOM 1HK 1L V II1
Weather
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%
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Fanr through Wednesday} a Uhl*
cooler today; low
NEWRPAPBn
______________ _____________ AN INDKI'KMlK.VT DAILY %'BWi
EntnhHnheH 1WM
SANKORI).
APRIL 17, 193fl
new
A w oeiated Pr*«a I . w e d W ire
17-92
Right-C
Documents To
In Sanford N
I With but two-third* of tha soli
citation! reported as of last night,
thk* Seminole County Unit of th*
i- ’ , . , ’
1
, Amer|«an Cancer Society reports
th* excellent result* of responsive
citiiene to th* Llghta-On campaign
conducted b*tw*cn A and B p.m.
yasUrday.
• At BiU last night, 11,too was re
ported turned In at th* receiving
station located In the Florida State
With only (our of th* clovto Bank. Use of the office wai con
Democratic Rallies to b» held In tributed by T. E. Tucker, treasurer
Oamlnole County behind them, th* of th# Seminole County Unit, Am
elate of 32 candidate* heard from erican Cancer Sodety;
tho platform in each of the speak
llarold Kastner, special gifts
ing engagements, iti I hae a heavy chairman'of the Seminole County
schedule of convincing the votor.
Unit, eent in a report of nine di
Huitct»o* for n o visit ol Gov
ernor Lelloy Collins to Sanford to Seminole County Attorney Mack
Tonight, the candidate! appear at vision* with eight still outstand
N. Cleveland Jr. told the Board
a echedulcd rally to be held at ing.
A GROUP HE PORTS COLLECTIONS from the I.l Ts-ttn-Drlve conducted in Sanford In. I night. The morrow are: Mrs. Randall Chase, of Cummisiloncr* this morning
chairman,
Mrs.
John
Schirard
Jr.,
office
was
maintained
In
the
Florida
State
Bank.
(S.uff
Photo>
Dear Lake in the Florida Power
From the outlying communities,
Mrs. B, F. Whitner Jr.. Mr». J. P that he had been atiured by the
Company lounge
Speaking le headed by Mis* Myrtle Wilson,
Wright Jr.. Mu. Bralley Odham. Legal Department of the Slate
echedulcd to get underway at I \ Home Demonstration Agent LongMrs. S. G. llarriman, Mrs. Arthur Road Department that all docu
o'clock.
wood reported first at 6:30 yester
ment* for the filing of the con
Harris.
Mrs. Frank Russell, and demnation *ull for right-of-way
The Rally in Bear Lake le usually day with « total of 1101.70.
Mrs. T. E. Tucker, said ')an Wright properties on I7-D2 will bo In San
one of th* beet attended of th*
Lake Mary reported i total of
Jr., Seminole County Campaign ford Monday or Tuesday of next
eerlai, and candidal** will b* on *6.501 Elder Spring* 155.40.
Dirertor (or.Governor Collin* thi* week.
their toe* In tn attempt to canStill outstanding ere the report*
morning.
vine* voter* in the aouth end of of eounty communities f r o m
A hearing ha* been vet for
the county of the qualification* Slavic, Oviedo, Geneva, Tiola. and
Mayor F. D. Scott wUl be on hand May It, said Attorney Cleveland,
Everything li In readlnet* for
preiented In their eaarch for ad Lake Monroe.
tomorrow to greet Governor Col for the appointment of appraiser!.
th* biggest sal* event ever to
lins said Wright, at th* reception
Irving Pryor and R. V. Milwee
ditional eupport.
be held In Sanford, »ild Mer
In other acllnn at th# meeting
The entire group of candidates chant* Association President B.
and meeting of Collins supporter* of the Seminole County Hoard ot
Internet le beginning to increase ware liaison chairmen with Miss
seeking the office of Seminole L. Perkins Jr. yesterday.
and friend* at th* Collin* For Gov Commissioner* this morning, the
and candidate* ar* beginning to via Myrtle Wilson.
ernor Headquarter* on the Sr.nfnrd- work week of Iho County Road
with on* another for top ipot
"The Llghts-On Drive under the County Commissioner will appear
With merchant* * of Sanford
Orlando Highway next to Smltty’i Department was changed from
in their particular race for local chairmanship of conscientious and at the Seminole County Junior cooperating In the cltywlde sale
enthusiastic Mrs. Don Bales was Chamber of Commerce luncheon, i event, every shopper I* assured
a six-day 50-hour week to a fivepolitical offices.
Snappln’ Turtle,
Thia week'* achedule for the a tremendous eucceaa," eald Mr*. Thursday at noon, to speak in of th* moil astounding value*
Plan* have been completed for day 47!Vhour week when Cecil
their own behalf and make known ever found on store shelvre,
Democratic Rallle* include* Alta Gertruda Dlngfelder.
Governor Collin*' county wide visit Field* representing the employes
JOHN B.
monte Spring* Thursday night at
Member* of Beta Sigma Phi their platforms.
counters, and display cases, P*rk| laid Wright a* he announced the of the County Road Dcpaitmcnl
The Jayccc* are conducting a in* suld.
requested a reduction of the num
*
*
• o'clock; and Saturday night at Sorority; Ixora Cl-cle and Camellia
The sale of 20 Inti on French meeting of Governor Collins In De
Prairie Lake at tht American Circle of the Sattord Garden Club; "Gel Oul-Tltc-Votc" campaign and
Dour.* will open Thursday morn Ave. fur tho proposed silo of a Land by he and a group of Semi ber of days and the number of
hours Worked, The work day will
Legion Hut with speaking to begin the Pilot Club; Buslneei and Pro have invited all of the candidate, ing at I) o'clock when tha Runner
nole County supporters.
be l>>k hours according to an
fessional Women's Club; Elks Club; to their meetings to hear each Days rrluhratlun gets underway i modern shopping rcnler and
a'. 6 p.m.
»u)>crrnaikct was completed yes The visit will include ■ stift In agreement reached this inomlng
I'andidatoi ar* Introduced by Ladies Society of Brotherhood of candidate speak uut on the rea with the official opening of San terday.
Do
Bary,
a
noontime
stop
at
Die
when a motion was made by Com
St miaul* County Democratic Ex Locomotive Firemen and Engin sons why he is seeking a particu ford's hiand new Municipal Park
The property Involved Included corner of First Street and Mag missioner Oil* Fourakr# for the
ing Lot to be held at 0:30 a. m.
ecutive Committee C h a i r m a n eers; and a large number of in lar office.
nolia Ave. wher# Governor Collins
Thursday's guests will include
James Leo of Oviedo with each dividuals participated.
City Officials, Seminole County Lots on* through 20 of Block 16, wilt addres* an expected huge cliango and unanimously approved
by tile Board of Commissioners.
third
Section
of
Drcemwold,
on
candidates
for
County
Commis
candidate alto'.UU II/a minutes In Outstanding w»* th* participa
Clumber of Commerce officials,
crowd Immediately following 12 J. P. La Roche, of Elder Springs,
tion *f Navy Officer* wive* of th* sioner* in Groups No. one, No. and officials of th* Sanford Mer French Ave. between 34lh Place noon.
which to apeak.
appeared Indore tho Hoard of Com
chant* Association will take pari and 25th Strati.
Navy Officer* Wive* Club and three, and No. five.
Candidates
In
Group
No.
one,
From the downtown talk, Gover missioners requesting that th0 old
Purchase price for tha throughin the opening of the new facil
member* of tha Chief Petty Of
ohn B. Root Jr., ion of
et tha
ficers Wives Club in their willing- ara: W. B. Miller, the incumbent; ity, atrlped and marked off for way property, wlion th* sale wai nor Colilni and his party of friends clay pit, recently deeded to Semi John
Ilggt, of S#K
3#i
Robert Bennett; Robert S. 15111- aasy parking In- the Municipal closed yesterday, was announced will go Immediately to tha Collins nole County by Orungu County be J. Bernard Root,
nee* to help their adopted city.
nowt stallonWP
itsllonwf- at ocas
o tte i
Pru; fjovsrjor Headquarter* •'her# sold, lo
jf
Parking Lot located Just off Com as 500.100.
Rldio Button WTRU volunteered blmor; and John Krlder.
Candidates in Group No. three
The attorney representing th* soft oflnkt and aandwlclies'will bo
Referring (a a previous offer to Springs with tho Atlantic Fleet,
to broadcast name* of eoUcKori are: Otis Fourakra, the Incum mercial Ave. batween Hood and
1'almatto Ave.
ocllor was William C. Hutchison ■erved to those who visit and meet buy (he properly, Lallorho said Florida Group, a* staff Legal Cf*
and Uielr respective collection* bent and Lawrence Swufford.
Jr.,
and the a Homey representing the Governor. Klaborate plans have that hi* properly bounded tho cluy IlCor.
Merchants
of
Snnford
are
off
every half hour during the drive.
Candidates in Group No. five ering, during
Itio
buyer was Senator Douglas been made and completed fur the pit on all three aide*.
Tho young Naval Olflrer was
Banner
Days,
Tiia trial of Coorga Kelsey, Mri. Marjorie Morgansteun pro arc: (Jus Sclimah and Homer Lit Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Mien strum.
reception here and the nearly
When confronted by the Board promoted tn the rank of Lleuten*
vided
the
namee
for
tha
continuing
tle.
Oviedo contU-ble, Indicted for llqa host of values which they .ay
Property was purchased by the three-quarter* of an hour to he with tliu fact that nil property ant (Junior Grade! on March 21,
lwr conspiracy hvi been set to.* broadcast.
cannot t>c matched or paralleled Duval Locations, Inc. .Negotiations spent at Hi* local campaign head must be sold at auction Laliurho IBM after beginning his active
Monday morning, April 21 at 9:30 Don Bales, General Campaign
suid “ I'll go the limit — there'll duty with tho U. S. (aval Reserve
anyvvhero In Central Florida.
lor the purchase of tho 20 lots quarters.
Chairman, and Harold Kastner,
a. m.
be another election.'
“Banner Days is not a stock have been underway lor a number
Crippled
Children
In September, 1053.
Governor
Collin*
also
expects
to
Special
Gift*
Chairman
urge
all
Kelsey entered a pice of "not (
However, Attorney Cleveland ex He was commissioned an Ensign
clearing
promotion,"
said
Mer
of
weeks.
visit
Lons
wood
and
then
go
to
guilty" this morning before Clr- workers t» continue in their ef Societies Schedule chants Association ('resident B.
The transaction was handled Oviedo where ■ reception has been plained, "Wo have to abide by .Inn. 2U. 1051 at Newport, R. L
forts in completing their assign
ix t Judge Vaeear Cgrttoo.
1.. Perkins Jr., as he explained through J. W. Hall, Realtor.
arranged hy John Courier and Hie taw Ihu mine as you."
(ollmvlnj which he attended Dam*
week
so
that
th*
Semi
ment*
this
ha suspended constable I* be
LaRodio agre-'d to submit a
that1merchandise featured during
Meet
In
Orlando
Frank Wheeler.
|
ago
Control School l:i Philadelphia,
ing represented by Attorney Tom nole County Unit of the American
bid on the pru|H-rty.
A statewide spring mooting of th# gigantic sale Is spring and
' I'n. nnd then the Naval Justlca
Cantfr Society may again be
Watson. *
Sandy Anderson, Manager of the
Residents
in
tho
area
nf
the
summer
goods,
much
of
which
Other action of tho court this honored to belong t« th* “Quota societies for crippled children will was purchased especially for the Local DAR Chapter Sanford State Farmers Market ex Econohalclivo Creek, south of School at Newport, It. I.
morning included a plea of “pot Tappers Gub" of th* Florida Di be held April 24. according tn in annual event.
pects to be on hand at ths market Oviedo, complained, according In
His next assignment was to the
guilty" entered by Gilbert Brook- vision ef th* An**rte*n Csneer So innouncement received In Sanford
Banners are now displayed an Takes Up Offering when Governor Collins itops by to Commissioner B. C. Dodd, thnl 1Admlniitiatlvo Command Leg*!
today
by
MrsHerold
Appleby,
ini, Winter Park Negro charge^ ciety.
Knowing the great nerd for dls- visit with the market personnel sewage from tho Orlando Disposal Dept, at Great Lakes, 111 wher*
chairman of the Easter Seal cam nouncing tho special event for
wltn criminal fitault of two white
ir
the
threa
day
sale
April
lb,
'JO
aitrr relief money by the Ameri and produce brokers of that area. Plant was being dumped Into the, he leported May fl, 1051 ,i
paign In Seminole County.
women. The court appointed Mark
Governor Collins also experts to stream olf Rmilo 50 creating an'1 I.l. (jg) Root served in Iho Legal
ami SI.
can
Red
Cross,
the
Snllle
Harrison
The
meeting
will
be
held
in
Or
N. Cleveland Jr. as Brookins’ at
visit Shi via before leaving Semi obnoxious odor nnd Hint fie.li were Dept, as Mast Division Officer,
Immense crowd* ar* expected
torney who will h« associated with Funeral Tomorrow lando, said Mrs. Applehy, to re to visit Sanford from the Central Chapter, DAR, took up a free will nole County for Orlando where In- bring killed in the stream.
Investigator, Senior Trial and De
port on result* of the annual
offering at their regular meeting
Cbaunccy Buyer of Orlando.
Castor Seal appeal and plan for Florida Trade Area to take ad Friday, April 13, at the home of will make a TV appearance tomor The odor exists late in the even fense Counsel, Summary Court
For J. H. Watson
vantage of the savings offered
row night.
ing and early in Hie morning, said Martial Officer and Head of tha
Funeral servlet* will be held et summer camping, clinical and re during th Banner Daya celebra Mrs. L. P. Hagan.
Commissioner Dodd, nnd lias been Adjudications Dlviiion,
habilitation
projects.
5
p.m,
temorrow
*t
the
Briseen
The
sum
realized
amounted
to
going on for «Itout 12 to 14 month*.
County Council
A. Pickens Coles, Tampa, presi tion.
Funeret Home for John H. Wilson
*51 50.
Tim report was referred Imme llu lias also served, as tempor
dent
cf
the
Florida
Society
for
P-TA
Council
Sets
■aho died Sunday morning In Tu»The
mrmht’rs
of
this
nrganlzaTo Have Talent
diately
lo the Con-1y Health l)o- ary additional duty tn th* Legal
ciloes*. Ale. Th* Rev. W. P. Crippled Children, also announced
Dept at Headquarters of the Ninth
Miiti, at cording In an announcement
partmenl
investigation.
that
Miss
Catherine
Bauer,
Chica
Vocational
School
Important Meeting April 26,forreported
Breeke Jr- will officiate et the **rnado today, arc hoping that other
Show, Auction
O. P. Hern Naval District, as Trial an d : De
go,
of
the
National
Society
for
The Seminole County Council of
vice gnd burial will be In Oikltwn
fense Counsel b e f o r e General
T j * Home Demonstration Club's Memorial Park. The Elke will hold Crippled Children and Adults, will To Re-Open Sewing irgnnliatlons and individuals, even I’ TAi will meet Wednesday a: don, secretary to Hie Hoard, bus
f they have already made their
hern set as the date (or a meet Courts Martial, with furtlisr tem
be the featured speaker at the
County Council will meet Thurs
ID a. rn. In the Lake Monroe School ing of ill clerks to bo used during porary additional duty aa Ad
annual contribution tn this cause,
victory luncheon program.
day at 10:50 |. m. in the Com teevlet* a t tha gravaeid*.
Class Thursday
for one of It* mast Important meet the election with * represent at ive ministrative Assistant t-j th* Com
Among eurvlvere 1* a brother
will
make
further
gifts
to
help
In
Cole* said that although Florida
munity Center. Ail women ar*
The Seminal# County Vocation
ing*.
of Hie Slump Voting Machine Com manding Officer, Administrative
received nationwide recognition al School announces tha re-opm- the relief work now being done by
asked to bring ■ covered dlih for Paul Wettest ef Daytona Beatji.
All delegate* from each school,
Pall
beerara
wDt
be
l
T.
Rich—
lb* luncheon slated I t noon.
fer Iti work with crippled child Ing of th* commercial **wlng th* Red Cron In -the unfortunate principal*, president* of Inral as- pany for Instruction in tho use Command.
The Sanford Naval man wai ra
of tho voting marllines.
This session will feature a talent arde, Rithard Packard, Harold ren when G sra Jo Proudfoot, Na class Thursday, April 19.
tornado region*.
soclatlon* and any officer-elect
mmed to his post at Great Lake*,
ah.»v which is to be put on by Kastner, Bill Pharr, Joe Routh, tional Easter Seal girl from Mi Th* *ewlng tchool ha* been
Th* Seminole County Red Cross are asked to be present.
Hugh
Whelehtl,
Archie
MeDanlel,
III. with tho Administrative Com
th t different hem* demo dubs.
ami visited th* Whit* House and closed for the last four ve*k* be quota for relief, said the announce
AUDITION
\I
LOCAL
NEWS
Election snd Installations for the
mand Legal Dept. In July, 1055,
Proceeds for the dgteh auction will C. K. Swindle, Lewie Hobbt, Dick mad* New York appearances, cause of a alack period In the In ment, over and above th* annual county officers for next year will
ON PAGE EIGHT
He reported for duty at Green
go to the l-ll State Camp Improve- Cameron, Frank Cerasoll, A. C. nearly 100,ooo Floridians ar* still dustry. New Instructors have hern fund campaign quota, la |M0,
taka
placi
at
tins
lime
Mime, The* P a t e , Broughton to be heard from contributionCove Springs in January of ,(hla
me''! Progrem.
employed
to
give
the
best
Instruc
year.
Jenne Robison will present a Owntiby, J. A, Sapp, Jo* Erwin. wise.
tion possible to trainees who desire
“ It is never too lal# to help a
•Lit at that lime and Mary Ann H. J. Davidson, A. G. Burroughs,
Tetlntky, winner of the loca coun S. 51. Plcktne, J. A. Emerson, crippled child through • local so- to take sewing jobs In plants In
ty public speaking contest will five W. L. Juitlca. R. F. Roblion. H arry daty for crlDnled'children," Coles rated In Sanford, The school l«
Dc Bary Lions Club
locattd In the Ilrookfleld Mills
Took* and Um*r H»ym*n
h :r lecture.
Plant loratrd at 202 North F.lm
To Receive Charter
Ave.
Th# ichool will operate five
At Thursday Meet
days a week with clausa being
The nvw Do Bary Lions Club
conducted from 6 p. m. to 10 p.
m. Trainees do not receive com
will receive its charier Thursday
pensation while attending school
evening, April is, with a dinner
meeting and entertainment pro
and ar* giv«n no guarani** that
they will b« employed after com
gram at the Sanford Shrln0 Club
puting the DC hour court*, It I*
Building on East P in t 3„
The m ailer ot coremonlea .for
possible that tha train** can i«tho event will be Millard Conklin'
cur* a Job In !*•• hour* than <h*
maximum, depending upon the
of Daytona Roach, past Interna
trainee'* manual and mental abi
tional Uiroclcr of Liona, and lb«
lity.,
principal apeakrr will be James
A. Shcrill of Rainbow Spring*, al
The school I* operated by the
Seminole County Board of Puhllc
so a past International 0 1 m ta r,
Instruction in eo-ipon»or»hlp with
District Lion* Governor Bar! 'i
th# Sanford Industrial Board. Th#
Zivbarth of Pierson Will deitrgf
Education CommltU# of th# San
(he chcrter and George R (Cut
ford Industrial Board helps to
of Leesburg will install lb# QuR
Officer*.
advlt# on tha policies of the
school. Members of the commit
Thia now club will begin aflUt
tee ar# At Wilson, Herman Ja
25 Charter klombera which bM
cobson, representative* from San
been urgan'ted through tha effort
ford
Manufacturing , Company
of Lion* Special fleprciantstlvn. I
PUrro Manufacturing Company,
C. Donilerder of Jacksonville,
Orookflald Mill* and Fred Mur
listed by Diitrict Governor Bis* .
ray, Director of Vocational Edu
Zebarth of Piarscm and DaQM f
cation for eSmlnole County.
Loop of Sanford who la l o l f '
Any dUt*n of Samlnola County
Chairman, along with m an'
who Is InUrtaUd In taking this NEW OFFICERS ELECTED at tha matting of th i Semlnol* County Campb«ll>Lo**lng Post of the ol the Ranford and Orange
American Legion included commander, Lynn Lyo tj first vire-commander, Harry D. Ru***ll; second
training I* asked to contact the In vice-commander,
IV. C. Hires; third vlro-comman 'er, George DeMattloi chaplain, Paul Breskai hti- Liona Club whe ire co-i|
structors of th# school a t Brook torian, re-elected, Cspb Earl T, Loucka: finance of leer, re-elected, R. W. “Bob" Dun*; sergeant.
About BOO persona ar» *
field 5IIIU bctwutn tha hours of al-arms, Frank Takach; and aulataiit asr^unl-Ax-.ima, orrhl#
!J>ii program wUtk
fh'tpg 4r (ks #Wm> we !.«}
« I. m. and 10 y» a .
a m
N toi el ? ; » > *
. .
Jamas BlnglaUry and Joe Field member* «* M* « » -votive cummntee. Orwee by Jam*way
Candidates Will
Speak At Bear Lake
For Tonight's Rally
Big Reception Is W ork
Slated Tomorrow W eek
For Gov. Collins Changed
Commission Post
Candidates Will
Speak At Jaycees
Merchants Ready
For Sales Jubilee
Sale Is Completed
For Proposed Site
Of Shopping Center
John B. Root Is
Staff Legal Officer
With Atlantic Fleet
Kelsey's Trial Set
Monday Morning
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‘*tvjjSSCro
Baseball, entertainment and
free gift* await tha fan* at the
Sanford Memorial Stadium to
night when the Snnford Cardinal*
meet Apopka in the opening gamo
of the IPSO Lake-UrHnge leaeon.
Pre-game cerenmnlea featuring
the Seminole High School band
and the majorclta corpa will begin
promptly at 7:45 p. m.
The honorable F. D. Scott, ma
yor of the City of Sanford la ex
pected to throw out tha firat ball
to officially open the local baaeball
| Two queitlnns turned th* Jayec*
season In Sanford.
! discussion period following thalf
President John Krider of the
luncheon mcntlig yesterday Into ■
Florida State League, and Frank
1 round of explanations from four
Treen
president of the I-akecahdidatcs for the Seminole County
Orange League, will be present
Tax As*cs*or's office In Ihe local
to make the opening remark*.
contest which will climax May •*
"denial" Charlie Morrison will
Four of the candidates spoke for
cmccc Ihe pre-game 'eallvltlc* and
their allotted five minute* in be«
will also give away tha many
half of their rundidacy .or tho of*
prlxe* donated by soma of the
flee.
Ml** Mary ‘Carle, another
ieading merchant! In Sanford.
candidate who coutd not be present
Prise* to be given away includa
rilK FIRST MfiHTS-ON CONTRIBUTION U mml. hy Mr*. K. 0. Scott, wife of Sanford's Mayor a*
I became of Illness, submitter her
two of th* loral volunteer* visit Mr*. Scott’* horn). Mr*.. Fred (Inna, accept* the check whllu Mia. a can of ear polish from tha
platform in writing which wa* read
Don Dale* explains the importance of the current campaign for fund*, (Stuff Photo)
tioodyeur Service Store] flv* gal- ‘
| by Toni Rusal, program chairman
Ion*
of
gas
from
Brown's
Amoco
'
★
★
★
for tho Jaycec*.
Service; a beautiful Weatlnghuuse
Othrr candidates speaking warn
Iron from Bnggcrly Appliance
Rudy Sloan, Jack E. Stamper, John
Store; 10 tlcketa to tha Rita Thea
W. Melsch, and Raleigh King.
tre; five gallon* of g«* from Slim
Galloway'* Standard Service; five
Rudy Sloan stuck to hi* gum in
gallon* of gn* from tha Sanford
proposing a new ami permanent
Ave. Amoco; one quart of paint
Homestead Exemption ayitcm by
from tho Sherwin.William* Paint THIS IS TDK SIGN you will see all over downline ,i Sanford as merchant* In-gin promoting Banner a card method. He said "the follow*
Co.; two free dinner* from the Day*. Morrhniitl Association Banner Day* Comm ttro Chairman Gordon Sweeney show* Jock llnll Ing counties use this method iuo«
Feverish activities for the last
Touchtun Drug Store; Free Dry of Yowell’a the ilgn that will I* u*cd throughout t ic giant celebration next week, (Staff Photo)
ressfully — Dade, Duval, Orangfl,
few week* have |.een going on In
Hotnrlan* and their guest* at Clvnning from Philip* Colonial
Escambia, Pinellas, Polk, and Vm
the mlml* anil hand* of hundred*
of volunteer worker* ropru**nUng the meeting Monday noon at the Cleaners; five quart* of oil from
lusli.
several local organisation* and Yacht club will hear Jo»eph S. Morlo Warner’* Gulf Service; |'J
Jack F. Stamper told the Jayeeci
numerous mlivIduaU, under the Guernsey, president of the Florida In ra»h from O. I). Farrell’* Pac
"I am basing my campaign strict
kage
Store,
and
a
season
ticket
chairmanship of Mr*. Don Bale*, Saving* and Loan league, discus*
ly on taxation. 1 will be for no do.
Lights-On Chairman, to get under- the relationship of confidence and to tlie remaining Sanford Cardinal
structlon of the tax structure wa
homo game*.
way Monday, April IB, from 8 to progress.
now have. W* aro only nut for th t
Scheduled
to
taka
tha
mound
0 p.m.
Bora use optimistic viewpoint* of
full representation of lint tax dol
for Sanford Is rlthrr the old ve
The entire city hnsbeen map- the leader* of an economy based on teran Buddy Lake or left hander
lar."
Itanner Day*, *pon>»rrd by th*
. Something new ha* been added l»ed out Into •ectum* and area free enterprise art essential and Lloyd Swain. Playing manager
C o u n t y tommlssloncr John
Sanford Merchants Association, and
far busy Imslne.s* men who find chairmen huvo Instructed their hecau.o the local club membership Swain say* he won't decide on a
Moisch emphatically stated "t, for
participated
in
hy
dtywldo
mer
A Sanford lumber and itipply
It practically Impossible to sit and respective worker* about their I* made up of buslnc** official* and pitching choice until ju tt before
one, am for reappraisal of all of tha
chants, will bo one of th* most
wait for hour* »n end tohave their territories.
professional men engaged In the gome time.
yard will be (old at auction Tlie*- exciting days of the y*ar, accord
property In Seminole County. Unhair trimmed.
I Thi* I* not only a fund tula- "American way of biwlnrs*," U i*
lesa we have a chango the achnota
laist night the Cardinal* held day, April IT, at 1:30 p. tn.
ing
to
th*
chairman
of
the
com
It Isn't a *peci»lly deplaned inf campaign alone iltice It also **P*JI*<1 that the vliiUm; Orlando their first work-out under the
are atlfled, Wa havo almoit halt
The Security Lumber and Supply mittee heading up th* plana for
«»« especially light* at th* Memorial Stadium.
A
s
I
a
a
*
_
_
h»> clipper that can be operated include* a,, educational drive, nl- , t,cak'!r‘*
of ths property In Seminole County
tho
event,
Yard, located at tha corner of
I03778116
though tlic minimum quota of interesting.
The tentative starting line-up for
exempt from taxation. Reapprais
Wit"j you sleep.
Gordon
Sweeney
said
yesterday
Sixth
St.
and
Mtipla
Ave.
and
It*
Next to it though Is a barber- J3.U00 for Seminole Comity m u st' Mr. fluernsey I* president of the tonight’* game a* announced by
al will not hart anyono,"
An aeeldcnt, yesterday afternoon
aliop that will operate hy appoint-! he met to continue the relent-j Orlando Federal Saving* and Loan Swain after last night'* practice complcto ilock of hardware, door* that the three day sale which will
"A U f Asseusar—Jf h i dries »
1 , .
window*, lutpher, plywootl*, er- get underway at 0 a.m. Thursday i t the Intersection of Snqfopl Ava.
mr it only.
1*'** work In cancer research, association, n(tncr of Ilia Hotel- 1 session I* Nat M i
vlll(Jeiili fcinif, i
t
r
i
I
2
tttt^f;if'ifi*oY
up**
tW
-p
afb . I . 1ft (1«
nufnl' p^ tltr
bulldine Am II ,1,9 «s||| feature
of
Garfield Walker ha* conceived (edm-atinn and service. Tcn.thou- Wyoming, a Director of tin- Ur - uKreling 2h, BUI Crabtree
"m ull ga air over th» comity fog
lengor*,
said
Flat
Ida
Highway
will
all
go
to
(ho
hlgwfrt
’ftAn*
at
tffe
Viva.ett
ttfcOtft
*vcr
tIhe Uloa aml'ha* opehed a heoarato! »«ml each of cancer fucli for Inndo Ekecutlse Club,1 trustee o if,K*_ Kent*
lb, Fulton Baxley rf,
avery road, pavod or sand, leads t j
experienced by 8inford Area shop Patrol Trooper T, Mark Mack who
*!lop apart from hla present haiher | ni ni, cancer fact* for women, the Oilamlo Junior College.
Jimmy King »», Hugh Carlton 3b, bidder In the auction to b«
U xnbla property. Consider welt
dueled by the Hnnahmugh National peri.
Investigated
the
collision.
shop In the Voider Hotel, where Hl,d Information on the suvrn
Til- dlvrrslly of hf* ho-lnesr In George Burrough* e, and Budily Realty and Auction Company,
whom you will select a* yout tax
"This
Is
going
to
b«
a
real
*ate,M
A 1952 Ford Coach, driven by assessor,"
you may call and make an appoint- danger signal*, have had to lietcie«t* that also include Insurance luiko p.
Tlie ilock* nf mlllwurk, frames, Sweeney said as ho began tha dis Mr*. Jean Cecilia Kllmorc, a Navy
ment to have your hair trimmed,‘ Packaged, ami will he distributed and real estate development, pro
Mis* Mary Earle, outlined In hnr
and auppllc* may (w purchased tribution of " B a n n e r Days" man’s wife, wa* traveling south on
gel a shampoo and tonic, at your By volunteer* Rumhouse to
vide* a broad background from
qualirtrutlons, read hy Tunl Hu**l
separately
and
prtvnlrly
at
a
»pcwiiearners
for
store
window*.
Sunforrl Ave lhortly after 2:30 of tho Jaycees, "I am fully quail*
own convenience.
house, whether there ate light* which Mr. Guernsey will draw hi* 18 Tourist Editions
cial price, according lo official*
Merchants, In their (lr*t planned yesterday when a 195A Chevrolet fied with the work of tho Taxr A*.
Walker aald "I hid experience In. "n °r not.
deduction* and form hi* opinion*
the auction organization.
cooperative event In quite some pickup truck driven hy Claude C. scssor’s Office," a* her scrvica uf
f \ a similar shop In another part of
Simultaneously, the c o u n t y >m the significance ofconfidence
Going Out Today ofAccording
to the description of lime, ate readying stocks of brand Howard, traveling north on Sanford 22 years was reviewed.
the State and I believe tho men will' communities nru having their In progress.
like tho Idea."
Ilghta-on drive, under the dirThe meeting will start at 12 15 To Future Dwellers the ixuperty to he sold It front* new spring and summer merchan Ave, cut In Irani of the oncoming
A question from tho floor threw ,
180 feet on Sixth St. and 180 feel dise which will he offered at car.
The shop, separa te but Ini media- ectlon of each Health Chairman.: [(j in and will he In charge of Bill
thu discussions, participated In by
El-'hteen ropli-* of Hie Sanford on Maple Aio. with an interest of amazingly low price*.
According tn Truopcr Mack’s In- cacti uf the candidates in turn, into
tcly to the rear of hU present Seminole County Home Demon- u„»|i, piu.idont.
Herald'* annual Tourist and Mall l*o feet of railroad siding and
"People are going to Rock to vestlgatlon, th* left front fender
Ihrec-chair barber shop at Its strutlon Club, This I* being or.
- _____
(Continued On Page Eight)
ow ar edition are going nut today acre** lo the entire railroad spur Saiifoni from the trade area," said and light of the Ford wa* damaged
North Park Ave. I* completely gunlxod by Mi«* Myrtle Wilson,
of 1282 feel.
leuni
'lie
Seminole
Comity
Chamber
Sweeney,
"just
as
soon
aa
they
an sstlniatrd 1225 amt tho Chevrolet
equipped with tho latest barber It. T. Milwer, and Irving Pryor.
Services Tomorrow nf Commerce at the request of There Is a fully equipped office hear about some of the ■pnctncul- truck damaged an estimated $73 Mrs. L. Graham Is
tools and sterilizer, and Is air
Tho colored section of Sanford
Harry W. Wolfe of Harrisburg, Pa, building on (he properly which nr prices on brand now merchan Ilia truck, traveling at a apcctl
conditioned.
is being headed I,;- Miss Katie For L. Rehbinder
Wolfe, one of hundreds of pros has a safe, cn*h register, deik* dise that will be offered during this of approximately to mile* per hour Attending Confab
It li to be operated from 8:30 Robinson.
pective Florida reddenls to rVi elv* nod cabinet*. Building* include a three-day spring event.
Mr.
fu'o
Uuhhludcr,
41,
was
ncstarted to turn west into Z7tll St.
a m. to 5:30 p.m. with appoint
The receiving station for con- hlemallv killed near Fort Meade a paper from the Chamber of Com- lumber shed with a 250,poo fool
Why, some of ths merchandise when tho collision occurred.
In Jacksonville
ment* made by phone. "I'm expect trihutlon, wiil he held .gain at WlH,n„t(1
nicrre, wrote a letter of thank* lumber rapacity and tlircn Iron being offered hy Sanford Merchants
Mr*. Joyce Aim ILittnn, a Navy
Mrs. Lorraine Graham, executive
ing the idea to catch on quickly,’’ tho Florida Slule Bank, where
v|r Hrhl,|nder wu. horn In mid included a tong list of friend* dad warehouses,
Is so now that it hasn't arrived wife and pa**enger In the Chevro secretary of the Seminole County
•aid Walker a* he pointed to hi* a number of volunteers will hr
who would like to know more about
Tlie equipment Includes two yet," explained the Banner Day* let car. and the amnll daughter of TH A Health Association, I* at
nowly Installed telephono which ha* stationed to count money. Radio Geneva, May 17, IIM5.
Mn*onlc graveside burial ser Florida, lie suld, "Tlicso people trucks, one a into Dndgn tun-ton Committee Chairman,
Mrs Ellmorc were "shook up" said tending tlm Florida Tuberculosis
been assigned No. 482,
Station WTRR ha* volunteer*
,,1p '>Tc who will contribute and tlie othiw a 1818 onc-tun Chev Assisting Swerncy on the Banner Mack and wore taken to the San and Health Assn, confab which be
Walker emphasized that hi* pre to broadcast the name* of voltin vile* vs 1)1 he held at (he Gem wi arr
rolet.
tomoriow afternoon at a lot to any community where they
Day Sale Committee are Bud ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station gan Its annual two-day meeting
sent three-chair harber shop prill teer* and their rollertions every Cemetery
t
stttle "
Scenrlly Lumber and Supply- Bamberger, Don Bair*, I! u g h I ilhponiary for a -'hcckup.
be operated normally a* before.
today with 300 phyflrian* and TO
(Coiiilnucd on Page Fight)
’
Wolfe spent two, month* In .San yard D owned hy Mr. and Mr*. I Grier, Herman Jacobson, and
Howard wa* charged with "fail- worker* In attendance.
ford and vicinity tills past winter J.
.Truluck.
I Charles V, Atkinson,
| Ing to yield tho right uf way."
Speaker* Inclndo Dr. William 17.
!^ T v n Biuniitsi ^fOTand expects to locate permanently
t
Tucker, chief medical service, VA
in tile area so me time next year.
Hospital, Durham, N, C. a n l
Frank Carry, ndencr reporter, !ha
Associated 1’rcsi, Washington, D.
Campbell-Lossing
rnndidate* and vnlrri enjoyed will devola all tha time neerssary > Pitt Vartioa suld "1 wn* tha C..
coffee and doughnut* lust night to ha your county comnilsalonor. {)tio candidate originally aniiouucDr. Tucker dlsrusscd "presenk
Post Will Elect
a* guests of tlm laingwood Clinm* I ran promise you nothing—hut
to ,)H|))|,|1 , monthly financial problem* in tuberculosis control'1
her of Columni-o nl u Democratic if I am elected 1 can try to In- rv|lurt. |
nftended the Coun. today ami Judge Ernest E. Mason
Officers Monday
Bully attended by the largest finance the other member* of tho ty Commission meetings fur tho t
Pensacola, president of FTIfA,
The Camohell L-xdng Post, Am crowd yet tn hear th* slate of Hoard fur county fire protection." lu*t six month* and nui fumilinr " ,*u'
I341** nl tuborcu|;>*W,"
erican Legion, will elect affirm local candidates spenk.
John KHder spoke "This Is big
nrtlng n* sHcrelui-y. I wunl L’arcv analyzed problems Involved
lemgwood Chamber of Com b u s in e s s - million dollar business. , u
at it* meeting Mondnv nlrht at
ym| lhllt ( tU)
k||tiw In M llm i*-- story e* titSarcrlosI*
the American Legion Hut on Lake- merce Pre«ldent Charles R. Mor- !>rfinitely I »m a proxrouivo uml Vvrrythimt fliijut iho L’lcrk'si ofli?o to tha-prbllc C'rougli the prc-ij,
rlson greeted the guent* and can aggressive person. I disagree with ,
shore Boulevard.
n(lt „ TOfl,rl)lor nM(1 i ,!o radio and tolevlslun.
Deadline for making reservation* didate! explaining that the rally tho method of spending road ll(lt intend to dhturl. tlm personfor the supper meeting I* noon to if placed a regular meeting of tho money by districts. Overall, I „,,| „f this nftitc or tho prorem pnve
pave mor«
more rontln
roads dure, "
morrow according lo (hr notice chamber group. He said ",\V* think we ran
. . „
............
mailed to earh member of th* have on* of the best preelncts In with the combining of tho funds
the county. We're not trying to and bufldlng road* where they are
t,,h,\r
> nl1'
veteran*' organization.
APRIL 15
11 C,,1J' 111 ff'gl'tened,
Supper will be served at 7:.lo sell you anything—we don't want needed.*'
Adra'sslom
County Coninilsslancr, Dhtrlel* Bo suld "l believe in facts. I •''"i Milrotne Hlggln* (Sanford)
wllh Ihe official mce'lng shied to you to buy anything. We Just
Five riimlMatcs briefly told tho 'v“" <‘r*1 *" am m unco-flrst to Mr*. luroth" Parent (Sanford)
get underway immediately follow want to meet you."
platforms. Cits Sch- ‘l"nl|fy-" And added "I will »uy
Seminal* County Democratic crowd of their platform
ing.
BIRTHS
Executive Committee Chairman malt aald "Wlijn you maker the that I will bo In llio second pitBurficM, h’liv bay, (Sanf.nl)
Junto* I^a of Oviedo Introduced chulce yuu'ro the one that Is re nmry."
!)'“chargc*
.i-uch candidate as they came to sponsible. If you hurt any office it
(). I’. Herndon, the incumbent.
Sharon Wrlr (.Sanford)
Missionary Will
Miid "I have tried to show my Mn. Richard Chandler and b»hy
| the microphone to speak In their I* by your dreMun,"
own behalf,
| llomer j.lnle explained "I hovu apprccintlon by giving to the poo.
(S nfor.tl
Talk At Methodist In the race for Seminole Coun- always been Interested ill Semi- pje uf Scmiimio County u Clark's Jamc* andgirlJohn
Aldf- (Sanford)
Church Sunday E v c i Cn,nralj,,,,<,n«, » WNirfei On*. W. !«**]• County *tn«i Ha p«0|ila. I fr«l “M ir secuml lo none* 7t sho H
Evelyn Cratlv (im Jard )
Brown Millers snlil, "P ie dona ] urn quullflcil to be your coiiimia. be left up In me ur llio people If
Mr*. Catherine Kelly and baby
Sunday evening at 7:10, Ml** the Best I could and enjoyed svork- sloner."
I am to loaf. The o fi'o staff Is
(E'Utlf)
Vlr-lnlv Chanman. a missionary to j ing fur you. I hope you will see
APRIL Ifl
Lawrence Swafford, speaking on n°t equipment and do not gn w'tli
.':n
Cuba for seven year*, w'l' speak fit to vote fur me on May H."
Admlsslcna
behalf nf his candidacy as county the office. They aro not chattel*
at the First Methodist Church. ' Robert Rennett told tlm larng. commissioner, District Three said and arc not to bo bargained at
Ginger Kipp (Sanford) '
She I* now a teacher ami coun- wowl group "The problems «ru so »I believe my experience qualifies lection time. Mr. Cobh (* not
Buie Kin:i (Sanford)
solor to gi'ls at the Evangelical vmled I could nut explain nil of me to serve aa your commiMloii. fa ml liar with the rutlren.jut sys
Marla June* (Altamonte) .Seminary at Matanzas Cuba.
Lrnora Hemlenon (Sanford)
them between now and Slay 8. er. I knowr tha need* for liettur tem. Whether I retire or whether
ThJ^ past week she wa* the I believe you’re here seeking In* i mud* and schools—and that we’ll f don't— I will not retire volun
Dorothy Mllev (3anfs
principal speaker at th* Florida formation. W* need road*— we have to pay for them,"
BIRTHS
tarily. If I retire, It will b* at
Conference of the Woman’* Society need 17-92—hut the main road*
Otl* Fuurakr* told tha crowd th* h™'1* o( lho P*aP>9 of Setnl Baby boy ChrDlcmcq (Sanford)..
of Christian Service of the Metho nr* those you travel on. Your serve you for the last eight y ra is ., Polo County,
Baby Boy Jonea
Dlsclargev
dist Church at Daytona Beach,
County Commissioner needs to "U has been a plcaiure (or me tn
0. A. Huberts said
have
311s* Chapman Is th* daughter 1>* a diplomat to encourage others If you people will return me to familiarized myself with the duU
Ginger Kipp (Sanford)
CANDIDATES HELPING JAYCEES spread their "Get Out The Vote" campaign. Helping stencil slde- of Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Chapman to com* live with us.”
office I will continue to serve tie* of the Clerk of Court. 1 don't
candidate* for Tax Aaaesaor - (left to rl-ht) Rudy Sloan, Raleigh King. John Melsch and of Sanford, She will speak on "The
Robert S. Blllhtmer explained you ai In tha past."
say I know alt about It. Th*
Jack glam per. 311** Mary Earle was not present, S muling and looking on are Jsycoc I'rrsidcnt A. B, Program of tha Melhodlit Church "If I am io fortunate to be elect*
Candidates for tha Clerk of Cir Clerk'* Job i* a good Job—a b e t-’
« ♦ « » * ■ Jr. ta d Gat Out Tb* Vote Commlttae Cb airman M. L. Raborn Jr. (SUff I’hotvj
la Cuba."
«d your county coma la*loner I cuit Court spokf aext la order. ter J*b thaa I've #oL"
1
Jaycees
Hear
Candidates
*r
★ ★ ★
Rotary Speaker Will
Lights-On Campaign
Give Confidence,
Slated Monday Night
Growth Connection
Local Men May Now
Make Appointment
To Have Hair Cut
★
★
Lumber, Supply Big Savings Feature
Yard To Be Sold During Banner Days
At Auction Soon
Passengers 'Shook
Up' In Accident
V
m
Longwood Scene Of Rally Last Night
Hospital Notes
i
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AU CbttMh NottaM B utt R» RTfa-MS * Tfct
e ffle t by • p m. on th« d tp b t f o r t pobUtstJgn.
Chinch*9 7 oticeA.
.
c m iR c i
Claaaaa at 0:94 p.m..
Alao tha fallowing wook-dey
aarvfaaat
kudiif sciwoi no *. m.
Prayar moating aaih Wodnoauorniif Woriklp 10:41 a. m
.,
day at 7t4l pm.
r. M. V TlOtf p. m.
Rvanlng Evangvtlatlo 7:48 p. m. •Youth AatMtlea each ThunWmfnaadap night prayar aid day at 7:4S p.m.
Tha Chureh of tha Naurana
pralaa aorvlco 7;U p. m.
holda no ’atranga doetrloa’ but
you will find H •trlhlngly alml
m
SALVATION A M T
lar to all you normally have
114 l« SM M.
t/Uaalaaaat Raystoad ■. Uaa, boon taught a* aid faahlonad
Protoatantlam.
Cammaadtoi Ofricrr
A auroory at all regular eer
•unlay Comyaay Mooting 10 a.m.
vlaea and courttout uihoro will
Nallaata Maatlaj U a.m
mah# your ekurth going a plaaaYaual Poaniaa U g tn 7 p.m.
OaJvitlM MaaUax • p.m
Tueediy Y.P. Biad Praattoo 4
TRR U m R BROWV CHURCH
p.m.
ON TRR RILL
OtlvMJoa Maatlag 7tM p.m.
Cavwav Pam Am . aad 14th S t
LU im l i s i L n | n
J.
flM p.Mo
free
m e t h o d is t
L iin l Am . at H I M.
i bo p h h
laa/aai, . . .
I 0i0 0 a .a u
9$9ifsrtt
Martin,
fraaabar
Paata*
10 A. M.
11 A. M.
f P. M.
• P. M.
AMIMBLV OP GOD CSUBCi
lath I t tad Laarai Am .
lov.O oarioA
•uadiy Sabaol
H4I a. m
Moratag Wonhlp
11 a. m.
Youth O m ln
4 :« p. m.
Cvaaitllttle Rally
7 :0 p. m.
Prayar aad llhla Otudy Wodan*
day at 7:41 p. m.
"Bomimbor a glad h u d la*tta<
-yau to wonhlp with «a.M
Sunday School
0:41 a.m.
Naming Wonhlp
11:00 a.m,
Sermon i "Ertry Man'a Llfa A
Plan Of <fad"
o
FIRST PRRSRYTBRIAN
CHURCH
Coroar Oak and Ird.
Bar, A. 0. Mrlnnla.
Minltltr
Mra. Ooorga Tmhy. Miniatar af
Ifnala
TUI CaaifTlAJI AND
9NAIT AOIANCS
j
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o o tm i i n n b a pt m t c i u * cm
I u 4 17 M,
At Pam AM,
Tha aad af yaur ta m h
|
Pam At*, aatf1144fe *
For a frludly Churah.
Feotori l o t , Dovto A Camafts I . I . Laaafard,
Paotof
T M m A lii
W. I* mamma. Aaanaiato Paata*
GngfafaJd M o m la N fr
Mgltobatham. l o o d a p
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10:40 a ,a . Mvoglng Oaf- Ouadiy he hoc!
10 A. M.
, , JU p. m.
Morning Wonhlp
11 A. M.
,
WaRaaiday Prayar •arrk a an! Blbla Study
t.ao P M.
• K b it Dlituulna 7:41 p.m, Ctiapal Ev*nlng Wonhlp
I P. M.
j dour Aaherial altar am U t.
Prayar Mooting (Wad.) I P. M.
Tboralay Youth Night Program Mtailonary
Pramlllcnlal
0:J0 to 1:80 p m. SavaMaaal Ttma.
Wtltomo
I Club AeUvlUai.
La41m M lutaurp Baaitp l«
1 aaatlagi monthly). Fatlgarahlp CENTRAL BAPTIST CMUBCH
Rav. J. W. Parham, paatar
J LuaebaM - ind Tnoodor altar• Man. Prayar and Buaiaaaa - 4th Oar. Panrtoaath St.. Oak Ara.
Sunday Ochoni i:U a. m.
3 TuMdir aiuraooe. towtig Clrii*
Morning Wonhlp S m lta liiOO
* —4tk Thuradiy mapitog.
2 "A Iriandly chureh lag th* a. m.
Training Union 1:18 p. m. It’s a
* wboia lomlly." family affair.
Rvanlng Wonhlp Tits p. n.
u n i i i A i c a u io i
"Coma thou with ua aad wa wtll
do that good."
iKW Pr-
I
II
•"1 to
Morning Rarvfao
Ii4 l a.m.
Aat horn
Como
the Cardan
Alana" * Milan; D)ek Alk*n •
Harmon • "Tha Tragedy of Unuood Power1*
Mr. Melanie
Sunday Rehaol
0i4g a.m.
Memlng Rorvlee
11 a.m.
Anthnme • "Ood Ho Loved the
World" by Italnvr
and
"Re Still and Know that I am
Ood" by Bard Chineal Choir
Sermon • "Th# Tragedy of Unu»#d Powor"
Mr, Melonla
Evening Sarvlre
7:80 p.m.
Anlhom • "leaning on the Ever,
tailing Arm," by Shnwoltor
Tloneer Choir.
Sermon
Mr. Mtllnnla
Nunorloo for children under
three, and three to all, every
Sunday Morning during tha Wor•hip Hour.
**
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
MIHoo H. Wyatt
Peator
• :4R a.m.
CJmrth School
Claaeet for all agoa.
Somcthinf’s in the msking here. Maybo it’s a garden.
Maybe it’s nothing more than a ditch. But what really
counts is that father and son are working together
illy.
nny may be more hindrance than help just now. But,
says Dad patiently. "How ever will the boy learn if he doesn’t
do?” *
,
When you watch, with ebbing patience your child’s fum
bling efforts to imitate yours,do you ever think about your
heavenly Father’s patience with you when you are in the
wrong?
He’s right there, working alongside you too. wanting
to show you how to carry on.’and staying close by in
case you get into trouble.
4 If you keep in touch with Him through prayer
and regular church attendance, you will leant from
Him how to live, just as your child learns from
you through talking and being with you.
11:04 a.m.
Mamlng Worahln
Sornaon Topic- "1 do A Pithing"
iilo p.m. M.Y.F.
FIRST C ftflC I OP CDR1ST, 7:11 p.m. Organ Vatpera
SCIBNT1IT.
S S fl fivte urn 4.BU
7:30 p.m. Evening Wovehlp
m E. OtcaoO Rt
Mlaa Virginia Chapman will
Sunday Sarvlcaa
11:00 a. m. apeak on "Cube."
Sunday School
. i • : » a. m. IroadaaM. r«er W. T. 1. *•
Wadna.day Evrnbia ‘
' [i
Mtalldg
f ^ U m p . 1^ ! P7RHT n ih H jr r u V c h u Ac N
p. » . Looaon-Sormnn:
'Doctrfna of
HOT Son feed Aroooe
11«
AUmrmant"
Perry
Stono
Mlolettr
• a a
Reading
Room
Inealtd
in
Foyer
of
Rundey School. 9:48 a.m. Adult
3 Yeuag Paopla flaatiaa ThaaaChureh Building open to public louon: "Courage for Chrietlon
;; Ray T:30 p. m.
I: to in 4:10 p. m. Monday thru Wltneialnf."
Friday.
Morning Worahlp. II a.m.
ERENEZRR
A cordial Invitation la aatandad Praluda: "Tha Cathedral Tower"
CHURCH
U alt to attend our oorrlaao
3
Q tnu latghaa
(Holt). Communion, open to all
and uia the Raading Boom.
M w ud Martha
h«ll»var». Sermon: "Tha flr#aU
; I S i . } School 10 a. a . —CUineat of tha Small."
t r e cTfUBcw n r hod
- lard E. Jahaioa. w y — »» n ,
Chrlitlan Youth Fallnwihlp,
' Praaehlag Sarrtaa U a a .
o r PROTHBCY
a:30 p.m, Sylvia Pooraon, pro
2 M Y T f p. a .
Itoh Elm Am .
gram leader.
y. i t » Rav. I). D. Cnaiy,
I m y u aaatiag.
Paatar
Evening Worahlp, 7:84 p.m.
. p. a .
Sundry School
I U A.M. Congregational tinging and ap#cl.
Morrlng Wonhlp
U ;» A.M. al muele. germoo: "1>io TMarlplev
Sunday Night Servloa 1:80 P.M. of Chrlit." Color movlta taken
WMB Tueaday Night
1:30 P.M. Eaitev will ho ihnwn after the
VLB Thuriday night 7:M P. M. aorvleo.
Old Paihlon Itavtval htgtnning
3
Off.alreat perking I* provided.
Peh. 8, Sorvtcaa nightly at 7:)fl. Tho nuroory lo open during morn
j .i!oo* p*aT* Wavetfiflafytca
EvangaUit R. W. Stockdal# In ing wovehlp. Ta all publio worcharge. "You art lnvltad la eomt thlp tarriew the auhllo la lnvltad.
! | PAOLA WBRLHTAM
wonhlp with ua."
To Navy familloa. • nawraman,
MKTMODIIT ClURCa
tnurleta, weekend auaata, and
« Milan Want *• I t 40
ST. LURE’S LUTHERAN
nthtra without a regular plara of
[ Daday Atkaol
0:4*
la Rlavla (Naar (hledo)
worehlp in Sanford a apaeial Invi
* Morning Wonhlp
10t4l
tation la aatandad,
Rav. Rtapkan M. Ynky, Paatav
2 .Waalayaa Yauth
0:41
J Ironing WartKlp
t :I0 lornme Wonhlp 1:88 I. m.
HOLT CROSS CHURCH
a WadOMday Prayamaaitag
tilO Radio Minton Rrnadcait at 1:30
a. m. over WORE (Ttfl kc)
(Kplccopel)
Rvoryona Watanma
AumUy School J.N) a, m.—lor all Rev. H. Lyttlaton y.iaiaiermaa.
Ear. CatII W. lU tta o
v ji c’oupi
B. Tl.. Raetar
tod Sunday aftar Saattr
Ukrtitita Diy School- Honda*
VPAALA COMMUNITY
Rely Eueharlat
through Friday 9:00 a. m —(All 1:00 a.m.
J PRBABYTXRUM CMU1CM
H
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B.
FLORIDA STATE BANK
of Saafor4
HAROLD H.* KASTNER S CO.
r a n bapiivt arnica,
' tm b .
FIRST
CHURCH OF THR NA*AREN*
"Raa/ard'a Ringla a Charrk"
Owo block off frrack Am . at fad I
Rah Rptar, Factor Ph. 1141
Yen are rordlally lavitod to attend
tkoaa aonrleoa thla Lorf'a Doyt
Suaday School at «!«• a.m.
Twer# art elate## and eUaarooma
far alt agaa.
Mamiag Woraklp 10:41 a m.
Brewing Rvaagallatle at 7;30
P>»- Tha paatar wIK h# praatklag
• t both tervitaa.
Ohriettoa Sarviaa T r g i g ) a f
b io w n ’s
Amoco s e r v ic e
C D. Bro»»
WESTERN AllTO
SANFORD ATLANTIC
NATIONAL BANK
BOTELER WHOLESALE
CONFECTIONERY
BOYD • WALLACE
MUTUAL ., v fU*ANCE
GLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO
SERVICE
WILSON • MAIER
FURNITURE CO
THE KILGORE SEED CO.
AMERICAN OIL CO.
THE TEXAS COMPANY
s iirrm
in a f p o p t u r t l e
ASSOCIATE STORM
M. R. Strickland. Coatratln
W. W. HORNS
TRUCK BROKERAGE CO.
HILL HARDWARE CO.
NICHOLSON BUICI CO.
SINKARIK GLASS *
FAINT CO.
R. L. HARVEY PLUMBINO
NXH1 BOTTLING COMPAN Y
THE MAYFAIR INN
CELERT CITY PRINTING CO.
HERRON GROVES
PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO.
ST. JOHN'S REALITY CO.
•IH1NOLE DRT CLEANERS
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
ROY WALL PLUMBING
WADE'S SUPRIX MARKET
WHEELER FERTILIZER CO.
SANFORD BOAT WORKS
RITE 1HEATRS
WARNER'S GULF lU m cS
SANFORD LINOLEUM A
TIL* c a
SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO.
, BRITT TRACTOR CO.
J. C. Divtr, ComalrtM
Go To Church
Sunday
'
«
»
BERRY'S WAREHOUSE
FURNITURE CO.
Sermon
Sorvlrao through tha waoht
Manday, Tueaday. Thuraday.
Friday and Saturday • Roly Com
munion • 7.30 a,m.
Wtdaeiday « Haly Communion
10:00 a.m.
F1RRT RAPT1BT CHURCH
Park Ara. al 4th Rt.
W. f . Brooke Jr„
Paatar
Fr#d R. richer, AaeoclaU Paalnr
Klrhy Rag#ra.
Muale Director
Mra. Marrln Milam
OrganUt
Early Morning Worahlp 1:48 a.m.
Sunday Behoof
0:41 a.m.
Maralpg Worahlp
11:00 a.m.
Training Union •
.•:4R p.m.
Rvanlng Worahlp
I |00 p.m.
SUNDAY
Fallawthlp Hour
4:00 p.m.
Rlbla
Study.................
10:04
A.
M.
raratp
by tho Matof,
Mamiag Worahlp........ 11:00 A. M Wedneeday Prayar Sarrlea 7:84
.m.
Inttag WaSaaday ViM Rvanlai Worahlp ........ 1:00 P. M.
K'unary at all aarrleat
WRDNRSDAY
Bible Study ................1:00 P. M.
. OVIEDO
.‘..to rn In Day, Paatar
toay School. 0:40 a.m.
The Church la tha «mate#i l««m# m earth to,
•ho bulldinv al tharart#* and «aad rtllionthlp
, It ii a iinrohouia el ipiritual value#. Wiihoul a
lirano Chureh n#ith#r Htmnr.may not eivilliatla*
ran turviv# TH»»t nr* lour eound r#aaeni why
•vtiy p#r,on ohould attend lerviee, regularly
and iuppor' ih* Chureh Th*y or#. ( 1 ) Tor hi#
avn ink* (2) Ter hi, children > m I#. 13) For th#
•at* nl hi, cemmunlly and nation. (4) For ih#
•a)* al ih* Chureh U»#ll. which n*«d* hi# moral
and mm*nal tupporl Plan la go lo chureh regu
larly and read your Bible dally.
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known Business Establishm ents:
elementary grtdaa aad ktader- 9:1k a.m. Family Sarrlea and
Chureh Rehoal
11:00 a.m. Morning PMyor and
•
Baku C. C. Whlto, Mlalatat
girtea).
* Mm . Clevar Marta, PUnlat
! Mlaa Patrttin Kaaamaa, A*at.
rIN K IE S T BAPTIST
J FUnlnt.
MISSION
» Mra. Honey QiUa, C M dm ’n
Spwaeerod By
\ Chair Mretiar.
Mr. Cnnrg* Pooeld, Aaat lupt. CENTRAL BAPTIST CMURCI
lewalad at •
2 m fltomk School,
t Ohurah Bahaa). 10:00
Tho Plnaercat School . W. ttth
Rav. C. W. Plaak Mlteion Peator
j Clawaa for oil m m .
{ Wonhlp 11:00 a j i
1:41 a m.
Sunday School
j Chlidran’a Sortie# 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
Morning Worahlp
I Yeung Paopla 0:10 p.m.
4:18 p.m,
Training Union
{ Chlldrap 0:80 p.m.
7:30
Evening Worahlp
• Wonhlp 7:30 p.m.
* everybody intitod to attend
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•» our oarvlooa.
fad S t S Elm Am .
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Svrvltea
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F tb« found* of tho City of Sonfcrd, Mw.
[trio Pans*, turned over the flret fpato of
Irt to etort the eonatruetlon of whrt w
■Mood tft b t on* of tho moot Important
tfdUifi Is ofcr «lty.
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■In • abort while, where this first spade
| dirt was tamed there will mushroom from
to earth • building, the inside of which
gratitude for altowbig the Library and M«tropical pieces to bo plocod in ths Memorial
Building.
Haro In Sanford win now bo tototdd otto
of tho itmorWurt •ogmdnto of our eountry’s
history. Its hnportiitoo to o l here cannot
be determined so g n a t la the magnitude.
Truly, this WILL H i Sgnford now, and
w a'n proud I
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a
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Water Supply Problem
Wa have every reaeon in tho world to bo
eonccmod about our diminishing water sup
ply. Ths acuteness of tho situation ha* spread
to fear In many nieces.
Bomatlmaa, htSrtvgr, 90th century man
goto cooky about hio vast oehlOvomsnts. Ho •
builds mighty dome, and towers th at chal
lenge tho oklco i ho sprooda a network of
roada acroea tho face of the earth; he Milo
upon tho seas, and bonseth tho com , and hio
winged ships roar swiftly through the air.
Hi makes ths fertile land to yield moro
abundantly than ever before.
Modern man ia Justly proud of what
he baa d o n s . But now and t h e n history
teaches him a leaaon of humility by showing
him that ancient man, too, was capable of This ta tho lsth ta a sarlaa of |th Avenue Insofar aa the merchan'.
articles written by Mrs. Carmsgo dies and displays wars concerned.
gVeat
g r w accomplishment.
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walla .ropmosritag Ibe Sanford The one thins that wa. different,
Listen To Your Dentist
Newspaperman's
Tour Report
U i,town General Henry Bhelton Sanford found
Onn aueh Isaaon eomna frhnt th a N o g o r ,
• dssotat* region in Ism ol south o f th o Pond trial.
w a m^r
m
tamlgn costa- however. w«» tho eitrsm* courtesy and kindness on
an tha part
pert of
‘4 ■rl'/ To Sanford will stream untotd thou
Sat. Thakingdom of tha Nabataeans, •
- the salespeople. Tile has been true
'</ >!tfndo to we this library and museum. Thou powerful
Arabpeople, lay In thia dcamrt
On last Watoaaday wa flew from all avar Landaa-ta elegant Jaw*P'&Btfda will Interest themselves monthly Ir mora than *,000 f a n age. And thaw, in A
London oe Urvand ln abort-order “sund-up"
thinking and m dlng. tho study And
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* ?a m ater ial British g a repaan Air- latsdwleh ehopa-ta tha hotel and
aU taw nan.
^
j ■’ Ttia H m rv Rhnlton Sanford Memorial
-
Library and^Muaaum wilt occupy an import-
%r eah
can be
ba seen by eountleaa thousands in their
(dally walks, travels, and casual,passing by.
The attractiveness of the location, the build
ing, and Its surroundings, not even to
mention the beautiful artificial lake which
'eeama to have beon placed in its setting
primarily for thd location of this memorial,
-will draw additions) thousands who other
wise would not notice.
i 'H ot.onlv la Sanford proud to have the
Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library
U rg a Mala.
woya* plaM named tha "Ellia- ta public parks. I have felt that I
------------ ---- --------------- - “ tathan" Wa h a to l at tka now surely must be among Southerner*
. . .
.
Lowdaa Domeatla Airport, which —and, by this time, bellavs me,
How th#y dld
*■ th* I#*,oa *ar hM *«ly haaa ta aaa a year end that’s a wonderful feeling.
our times. They did It by making the most
of that scant rainfall, by building an Intri
cate system of stone walls and terraces to
catch the soil-laden water as it rushed
down norm ally d ry w atareouraaa.
Now thoaa ahw w d, scientific m ethods
(h a t worked out m ow th a n 20 w n tu ria a ago
ara being uaad by la n a l i farm axparta to
m ake th a daaart bloom again. T ha an cien t
N abataaana hava aom athlng to taach u», nnd
in thia caaa, at laaat, modern man la making
th a m oat o f It.
Welcome Alwoys Out
'hire* been reafiy woesderfuiiy neUsing. Th# lutury and araellent
service, pine good food, hev#
,p ,r,u ,Bd ^
—
h>- ( b rM n | l(ukm ^
w
Kmbany staff, which session was
presided over by the Charge d*
Affstrt. wr.
Affairs,
Mr. Barber,
uaw ar, ta
m the
uta ahaneeneo fpswi London of Ambassador
Aldrtth. TUo meeting v u eut
rather Mtert beeause we ware
had a fareweil dinner later elneo
10m* ef u* were going ta Stratford
an the Avon today not reluming
« * “ l , u tanight
f
,n | th* eight* ot London which
we have done to the "Nth" degree,
1 think. We stayed out all day with
au driver and guide and had a
wonderful Sima. Wa did and saw
all the tourists* "must*" m h . .
m i n i the Changing of the Guard
W t 11km to think thut pwaldenttal-hope- “ W J L J n ^ t t t S - . i i i n ' f
TheSenford H erald ^
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Friday. April 13, 1DBII
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TO D A Y S BIB1.R YKR8 R
For wo are Inborera together with God.
•—I Corinthian# 3:9.—God has no hamln, he
nunt use nura.
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Alfred -
veienei*
JU». th k t h e choee to W tu m because o f of eo u rs^ ta the
mefflorieg.
•>
,B soovSrsaUwi ta
ta belt sprea
spreading decline.
latest Mate PUnt B.<*H
„ Tb* kteet
tve a
figure* Freveal
that 49.483 citrus
,*5** * Tbwsr of London, the London
*nd ^and** and aU the other lovely
.
•* t d i l M I W
M O il OK W * OllCU9« M
d f A l feresalng
n t f liJ n f l (the
h t TThames,
h fiM g t V
e a t.
bridges
West•ion.
minister Abbey, the Hojsce of
Mr. Uoyd Is a ehermta* men farliment, etc.
with a ready smile, quick wit and
th e two, not-eo-ordlnary higha tendency toward stuttering light* •( the day were first a tour
when he become* exelted over 0f Lancaeter House, which Is pro^
■ *t,w - Incidentally, aantiy being used for the Dlser^ *hich he rewslned
mamant Congress but which ws.
Open— the remarks of W. D
General1 Manager
of the
nanagwr 01
wie Minneapolis
^....neapolU Millers
MillerU 3* M***"enTJte.^S thT*R«usi2
mi many another vl.ltor who perchance "new leek'; - whiek to Mr. U ?* C i ef lutheriend^LccupJed It!
win have "to go from good
waa brought to Sanford.
No doubt, a part of the anormnug growth
b*f#r* h* d*T*l®p, attendid7a ^party1*1there**ind" nn
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M W .
ra e fB e d .K m « ■ # . h aw w . e*
of Sanford and Beralnol# C ounty m u st bg
^ Mxt
tbit evening
a ttrib u te d to th e fine ap lrlt of friendliness WM vtm the Mtaliter of Ootoalri
Affelrt, Mr. Lenox Boyd, who has ^
nn the part of ovary on* here.
BovA waa n tad. affable English- .
itV w hv sltentsiely Imprmed me
lrK I bare been pushed and hum'd by eUt« and private fntcrc«ti.
° f (1>is number. 1D.IW5 arv li.tr,{
*’ ' ,*,*nrle orange trees
Plant Commissioner Ed L.
Ayers hastens to explain • tbnt
thl* total rover* only thnt
^
great "IwAF^mc
many more tree* are
moment and
tt*
even more will be bultloxed within
th* next weeks undsr a great!/
itJ#l#” t#d’ putl-and-treat proLr.
"f*
h ,W to leave frmm," h« said declared "Actually,
»u®®u ib « «
»Wt a reel this count embrace* somethin,.- in
H“u“ *? r ,*Uy “»• "••ghborhood of 900 srrr. as
•taw pher* of "Engll ft
“Nererihslsee. It is tau restlrr
v
bia WOllstoa tatalllsenee eng
1" °^
of
taker "Utrill" which was Valencias, a very vulusble crop.
drive and trriUtad me with hie *
Try and Stop M t
concerted csmpeix.s
reipenelbUlty of seventy milUen ■»i»ifleent and la done In per- compared with almost twlr# that
It'a a fine quality that wa can't over tha
clttasaa who aemprtee tha BritUh
prtpertteiied Louis XIV acreeg0 signed for removal once
took.
Empire's Celenlal eyiteai. Mr. " J J *
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Good Cooking Retur ns To Britain
By BAL BOYLE
NEW YORK ift—The condemned
intn ate a hearty British supper.
The condemned men was me.
PhUlp Harben, a portly man
irilh •• ginger
gutter boerd
beard who
who la
It BritBritWith
tin's beta known chef. Is louring
America as a culinary am bussfta- HI. purpose: to prove "that
2 *
• L f ."?1
^
*• »£.tata, and *#w Vllltara
taanp eat like kings.
When aa agent of th* empire
LAKE
r e f t” T S nbeldoted
a
city—aa has been evidenced by th e rem ark*
of fam ous golfers who w ere her* fo r t h i
M nyfnir Inn’a firs t annual *111,000 PG A
r l M ta •a«l<l«S eselaaleet* t o to* « • toe reeafelteam
all th e I«m i m w , t t l i t H I t tht« e e n . e e e e e .
P?1i.c*' I 'V 0 Down;
S ws aj sg* j! i? ,
ss.rfom«,m*h™si.nm»bi,i.t.uu
i f i a t . " = r = r ,s s j a a r a s y .SwS m
A « twto la to••to to itlm lm J *uie A u
tu n ie F lm e d
Aa
we hnve pointed out 10 mmany
times,
folks from evarywhew like 8 enford to such
an extent that they never forget it.
Tha weleome mat la always out in our
WO S m M •• • M lilM ef KM 4 eeeelate* Peeea
Hr JANES MARLOW
United States, BrlUln, and France ths world erganisatle# would be
WASHINGTON cry-Nothing till* seemed to be «aylnj they'd act U psrilysed.
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government his said actually Russia cast a veto.
The United States'.took step# ta
pledges it to |e t into Middle East One month later the Korean War mik# that ImpoaalMa. On Nov. I,
fighting—la erder to atop It—If bega/i. By a freak of history. Ru»- 1M0. It *ot the U.N. general At*W
war break* out there between
irai boycotting the Council icmbly—all mtmbare take part
nells and Arab*. If war itarla, meetings,
and there la no T tte-to approve
tho United State* may go in.
On June 23. IMfl, I*-- <'-■ '*•’ Ihl* plan:
Bow would It 'go about It? In war began, the Council met. With If In the futuro tho A cu ity
tho flret place, President Eiien. Ru.sla absent, it approve., - Council did not make a decision
howtr almost certainly would seek tease-fire resolution that paved to atop the outbreak of war by
approval by Congress, fust ae he the way for Truman on June 27 Ihrowlng U.N. forcaa Into It, the
got advance approval In ]BU ta to send American force* Into Ko- General Assembly could rota by
try to atop any Red Chinese at- rea to atop the war.
a two-thirds majority for U.N, aetempt to taka Formosa.
That same Hay, June 27. the tlon.
I
Bo would alto almoit certainty Council passed an American-au- So If war should bre^k out t a f
seek approval by the United Ne* thored roiolmlnn calling on U.N. th# Middle East—and If Kleenhow*
Horn, Just s i President Truman mamber* to help South Korea re- er want* to put American forces
got U.N. approve) for sending Pri the North Korean Communlat Into the area fo bring peace—ho
troops Into Korea,
attack.
will probably first get eongr**On May jj, iMO-one month ta
That Incident made It a cinch slonal approval, then seek goeurthe day before th* North Korean 9 UIlia wouldn't be absent from Ity Council approval. If ho taDs
Communlat* attacked South Ko. the council If such circumstances there, he then could seta approvrea—the United Stales, Britain ,ro *° *I*ln. If Ihcn It Cast a veto al by tha General Assembly where
and Franca were concerned with on UN- netlon ta (top fighting, the Communists a n outnumbered,
keeping peace U tha Middle East. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------Tha Israelis and Arabi had
kwfht s Moody war there. Tho
throe btg powers on May 13 an
nounced an agreement to take Im- •v M M U H. NNMUIL MJ.
DENTAL decay la giving tha lesst figure* show that lari y *9l
mediate action If either Israelis 0.&
Army osa of Its tougbaat American* bought mam tb a s
or Arab* violated the armistice.
battles.
500,000,000 tubas ef taHMMts, • '
They said they would act "both
The Army Burgeon Oeneral’a record far 1 stagta war.
within and outside th* United Na- office describes tha dental condi Many of you. I know, go visit
tlon* to prevent eueh violation." tion of men entering th* service your dentist at least twtee a year,
They undoubtedly were thinking a* "shocking." And these figures aa recom m ended—u n til yam
of the U.N. Security Council, •cent to support the statement. move into a new neigh
During a 12-month period. Than you wait until ym gat •
where the Russians were In a good
■pot to block action in tha Middle Amy dentists extracted 1,101,014 toothache before
teeth, They Installed 3.372,372 Other dentist.
Bait.
Thl# Is why: Under *?•
the U.N. permanent fillings. And they fit Ona of tha first things m
ted 99,117 partial denture* and should do upon moving into u
■re 14,079 fixed bridges.
Sj
7
new distant community 1s
_
________w
iik
a
!!«
Uu!n,<Lv" to
choose a new dentist aad
* * * ->
collective action ta keep peace Further Report
clan. If ymYo unable ta
and stop acta ef aggression.
Further, ths Burgeon General's
those you
charter, aa originally office reports:
M(Under the
Deutul
Society
"The amount of treatment
Councl, w theiUDILmember
IV11, ri ,n Security needed
by the average Inductee Aa for the dentist. tetephoaSI
guch j . . .
,h.
n v*k,^ ta repair old defects accumulated
ths office of tho local dental ae*
*olCIectively°nButr *uc*h
decision during years of neglect as a civil clety. They probably will giro yen
riaulrei „mnimn„. approval
ian
would
provide
four
years
of
names of three qualified dentlsta.
of
the five permanent members of ordinary maintenance care for U there la no local office, eaU a
an
Individual
already
In
reason
th* council—th* United State*,
reputable hospital and ask the 1
chief ot dental service ta recom
Rusil*. Britain, France and Ns- ably good dental health."
This presents a pretty dreary mend several dentist*. Or aak any
tionelist Chine.
picture, doesn't 117 Yet, other
If ona of the big five vetoed statistics Indicate that Ameri physician.
But whatever joe do, he eare
as a whole are paying more your dentist Is visited far a
*ou?d be'none And* Ru.r.V«Um.*b u cans
heed ta the advice of dentist*. checkup at least twtee a year. It'a ,
had demonstrated often mlJht
an ounce ef prsvsnUea worth el
Regular Visits
the veto,
pound of eure.
1
For years the American Dental
So. by saying they would set
QtnsnOR
ARP
AMtWB
hai been urging reg
" ,h 5.,jf _nutlit,e th® U.N. to slop Association
ular visits to ths family dentist Mrs. U. 0.t t v u teld that l!
“
th9 and brushing ths teeth after each will have twin* neat month, can
meal aa the primary means of I breast-feed both hebteif
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Answer: Ye* there should he
^checking decay.
Y a ia n C lQ T r e e s
Many of you finally are begin- no reason why you 4
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hahM>
C 0 I H p r iS 6 M a iO C itV
10 *otio* 'thete udvlco. At laid both bul
J ,.
«
e i t s a a w * *■- .
U f L ltN J S D U lld O z e d
•• lfc*. "Greenyard", the The ron^mon bellef U that owner*
B y B IN N IT T C IR PHERE'S A BIG BANKER In e certain town wh* kM only
one real fatting: on the golf links he's so anxious to win
that he's not above kicking hb ball a bit when h t thinks BA*
body’* looking to give him
self a little better lie. His
friends usually let him get
away with this petty lar
ceny, but at a banquet cele
brating his sixtieth birth
day, they all chipped in ta
give him a rather embar
rassing gift: a hand-made
pair of golf shoes with tho
club heads of two number
nine irons fitted into the
toes.
T
An Illiterate hillbilly waa
nabbed by the draft board and
disappeared from hla old haunts tot * speB. Whan he !
waa asked what use the Army had found for him.
"Pilot tn th* cavalry," he announced proudly. Preeeel fee drtaD%
he explained. "Cure, I'm a pilot. 1 pile It h en and I pile U therm"
nuM baud
prelsrenceaT" asked the empire's earn* back and whispered;
. m i i M t t i.i ir a n m trtUcUm • J ’™ that
com
men.
"1 wouldn't go ta there if my
haen't been bringing any
»t (|| \ |r Hi then." t replied, Ids depended on It. The place le « tate^sttag ^ t a t e i r l ^ itajoet, U , k'»>t- « • ««eh which leek,
?"
. ^
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only oim year ta being two eentur- Ur*« r,tun’ ln W ent year* "
1
••that t( I had been condemned ta Ml
firing knives."
hen II h |TTwLt toto m a t ^ t i n ^ m s
*>• l» »rious need of reAyere said that al grapefruit
death by an Enallih Judge fer aav- 1 must say the dinner, when
j„g British
British ta
cooking
was amwig
among the
the **• served, wts ?fiti i for
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tag
rin g wee
o fAany
nr kta«, time# quoting from ■ _volumtaoue
g l i l S o J S ^ le s n ln * ‘rm ^ w iih th*
ru ^g o wont in the world, I'd Uke M a Ineludtag Henry VIII. whom the transcript flta-ta give our group
**11 eorM,tion- lb# cleaning .
. nu. „ _
, ,wl(S
to prepare th* kind ta a meal I
Jolly Hath#* resembles.g rid * vertaan of the Cyprus ,ml ^decorating, which tacldentlly
i ^ 1 .[ k / „ n. ri
should^M . j i . t befon g l g to
r i m ..m e pink srtce. ta fe tc h X ^ a r a ^ U y toe S
^ month, wml vs.t a- ^ 3 t T i n h ^ l . » Z Z
* “ ,nT '
lht J r x S [ r lJ : #a w , e «
S iS
A m ^uhop M . k . r i » ! w 9uau *
, s rth.»
taitad, waehad dew* with Amaa- .
the queston which cer
Ths chathngt itlrrtd the artist tiBade sherry.
.
uinly merits a great
tn Harben, who u know* te mil.
aweet-flahed Dover sole theufM
^
«• « " ««■»-»
I that. like many Aaeri- TV. in due time hs. his wtfe sad
1 w s too Tinted M th h the empire's edvane* oeeut Sr*
t bad aavsr progressed be- rittd haded detra with bottle* aad
ibe Neanderthal stase.
bundles.
r dee’s rev let Vh Haiben -My wife cell shorn*. In sU air
a reer kerne sad ceeb you professional work-including Ota
W" " M *1**1 Uia empire washing up." said Bsrbsa.
*Tts,n brim ta# hod.”
Deaalni a striped buteher'a
pea kaew bow K U wbae a aprea, h* disappeared lata tho
1st le altered a tree meal, kltrhsn. a sreat clitteriafl ate**.
ikt the offer aver tar m e aad soon haunting frafraaeiee
**ad aad atread.
tmeried.
“
O U R E T E L L IN G M E!
»«• “ L?
kmf. » v tsl rib m ta , was a
«*■» sad Jeer bsswa masterpiece,
WUh tt came YectsMr* pwddtasHtrbeu tod let tho beta drip tato
H to give K ai*ra fUvep-ceull.
®***e sad a kettle of baeettM
■»m * .
ta w s was a taass mamset wbsa
eae at Urn gueeto salmd tar esteem
” 1* taste la aartatag wrens with
Ameriemi feed," sifted Barbas,
“it la year taedseep ta aaiotaer
h wife cutoup."
.*
Ne ettsug. H eaemed a fair es
tate**. Watbea. altar t l h r i n .
taelaed frees euhmltttag ee ta the
ordeal of t u n ill ten u is.
Wets u l la aAeeted ia the MMdie le e t etauataeu la relation ee
Dm lo ris i feaeo c r s m l e wly ee
■flee Mem Turitey’s eeesl sad
could be e Mask te T u to r's pens
sad state T u b er la ee vkal ta ear
rhila «| dstaase ta * • sstab at
Hustle, Cypres beseem were aa
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h
‘
^
•hat] not write anything from be*
hind the Iron Curtain but shell In*
»«•. . — m u n m , .. a . .fc =
X
"little ftri" look ta mr tree aad
be verr faOsatlr assisted Cermifc
awi am lata Ibe eeach where we
bed the stride make ear picture,
•m-ewee mala - we hare seen
eoua*
t r y th e atari 1a each I m , w* r«*
■Itaa, heaa tee brief bet they has*
aB heaa tatenetiag aad I eartatatr hare eeta eaeegh of Us*
pteblami aad difficult!#. «f others
*• beew "we ata’t the ealy taUn
that beret rouble".
Tea ef m leave racy eeriy tem etre* moralag tar Fruguo, Curheetarakli. with a brief atop ta
Bnmeqla. We hare l*s dare there,
M ta Wareaw, Poland, I Is Mos
cow sad I is Leningrad, Muesli.
From there we fly flret te BetMake, then Stockholm, New York
aad thsa. Cod Mess It, home aa the
General Insurance
H. J A m GUT AGENCY
Hear Governor
LeRoy
W D B O - T V 6 :3 0 * p . i
K eep F lorida
ClimbinRr. . .
K eep COLLINS
COLLINS rerG erenm r
(MMa^ b w a ln ta e e a ir
h*t H oundU up
**
»r to m * .
R ons**°
�TBS SANFORD HERALD P i i Apr. 19. 1958
P ast S
*$ dcuu yvem A
Calendar
Mtllonvllle Ave. a t 7:30 p. m.
FRIDAY
The Dirt Gardtnara Circle of tha Mra. Mamie Griffin will be eo.
Sanford Garden Club will m tat at hostess.
The women of the Flrat Pres
10 a.m. at tha bomo of lira. W. W.
byterian Church will have a pray,
McCaalla, 3041 Mellonvllle A rt
Tba Ro*e Circle of tba Garden ar band In tha Phllathea Claia
Club will meet at 1:45 a. m. at the room a t 2:45 p. m. and a busi
ness and Inspirational meeting at
borne of Mra. A. W. Eppa.
The Satlle Harrison Chapter NS 8 p. m- a t tha church.
The Dependable Claai of the
DAIt will meet at the home of Mra.
L P. Hagan, 1703 Park Ave. at 3 First Methodlit Church will meet
p. m. All local members and a t the home of Mrs. V. L. Smith,
daughters from other chapters are 425 W. 18th St. at 8 p. m. for Ita
regular business and social moot
Invited.
The Hibiscus Circle of the ing
.no Christian Women's Fellow
Garden club will meet at 8:30
p. m. at the home of Mr*. K. ship of tha First Christian Church
James Gut 1024 Palmetto Ave. will meet Monday, 7:30 p.m., at
with Mra. R. P. Moule and Mra. the church'for a panel discussion
G h a r I a a Morrison co-hoitaases. on "Leuening Family Tensions;"
and the men of the church arc
Homer Osborne will apeak.
Invited as guests.
Jaearanda Circle of tha Sanford
At 10 a.ra. a Vacation Bible
Garden Club will meet at 7:30 School Clinic will be conducted for
p. m. at the Garden center. Hos all Interested workers at First Bap
tesses are Mrs. F. O. Smith, Mrs. tist Church,
D. E. Walt*, en d 'll. K- McSwalm. i
The Uora Circle of the Gar.
The Pioneer Group of the Pres,
den Club will have a covered dish
luncheon at 12:30 p. m. at the byterlan Church will have a sup
home of Mr*. F. Murray, Wynne- per at 0:30 p. in. In the Educa
wood. Hosteisea are Mr*. W. tional Building of the church.
There will be a joint meeting
Meriwether. Mre. J. Anderson,
Mrs. David Bach and Mrs. K. of the American Home Depart
ment and the Fine Arte Depart
Housholder.
ment
of the Sanford Woman's
The Junior Class of the Oviedo
High'School will present a var. Club at 8 p. m. with Mra. C. C.
lety show on the stage of the Welch as speaker. Hostesir* are
school auditorium a t 8 p. m. Lo Mrs. Douglas Stsnstrom, Mis. F.
Breckinridge, Mrs. J. Boiard, Mra.
cal talent will'be used.
The Mimosa Clrda of ths Gar. A! Hunt, Mrs. Miriam Rusioll.
dan Club will hold Its April mast. and Mra. S. G. Harrlman.
At 10 a.m. Vacation lUrne School
Ing at 10 a. m. with Mrs. F. B.
Swsnhouis, 015 W. 25th Strsst. Cllplc for all Interested worker*
continues at First Baptist Church
MON1IAV
The Ware Bible Class of the Me
Past Matron's Club will mast
with Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, 3318 thodist Chureh will meet at 7 p m
In McKinley Hall for a covered dish
supper honoring the Methodist
Seniors who will graduate in June.
Miss Winegar Is
Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Butts,
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. TillK Mr. and
Guest Speaker
Mrs. R. W. Slrudliant, Mr*. J. II.
Tinilel and Miss Alice McKim.
At Club Meeting
The Elder Springs Home Demo
Ths Home Demon»tratlon Club Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
met at the Club center, with Mlis Wilbur Nolan at 2 p.m.
Winegar starting the meeting by
Tho Sanford Tourist and Shufflegiving cooking lesion* and using board Club will hold a cuvort-d dish
small electrical appliances for
supper meeting at 6 p m.
demonstration.
WRIT ••«»»*»'
Mlis Myrtls Wilson, agent, alio
The
Civic
end Social Depart
talked on appliances and gave a
demonstration on "How To Buy ment* of the Woman's Club will
Material For Clothes" whleh was meet et the club for a program
by the Sanford Theatre Guild with
very Interesting.
17i# cooked food was won by Donald 11. Fletcher, president.
Mrs. J. Axiarollo after which aho Speaker. A one act play will lie
presided over the session as presi presented. Hostesses are Mrs. J.
dent. Routine business was taken N. Glllon. Mrs. C. llamsey. and
care of. It waa announced that Mr*. N. V. I'nrmer. Mrs. it. A.
achievement day v^ill be held May Smith is sponsor.
The Wuritcr* i (inference of the
4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p m. Each
elub will have Ita achievement! First Christian Church will meet
at the church on Wednesday at
on display.
After the announcement the no 7:30 p.m . Lester Tharp, chairman,
minating committee presented the announces.
At 10 a.m. Vacation Biblt School
names of the cw officers which
were accepted. Mrs. C. Flowers Clinic for all Interested wirkors
was chosen as president; Mrs. J. continues at First Baptist Church.
At 3:30 p.m. Junior Choir re
Callahan, vice president; Mrs.
John Clark as secretary and Mrs. hearses at First Baptist Church.
Wallis as treasurer.
At 7:30 p.m. Young People will
Mr*. Wallin served ‘refreshments be In charge of midweek pra>cr
of cake, cookies and coffee at the service at First Baptist Church.
close of (he session. Those allendAt 8:15 p.m. Young People will
lng were Mts. J. It. Hawthorn, lead the Sunday School Cabinet at
Mrs. W. B. Brinson, Mr*. Robert First Baptist Church.
A. Williams, Mr*. C. L. Wallis,
Tlie Woman's Christian Temper
Mrs. L. H. Harvey, Mra. R. T. ance Union urge* all church women
Warren. Mr*. J. N. Aiairello, Mrs. to a meeting at the Central Baptist
II. H. Duncan, Mrs. Ruth Bout- Church starting at 10 a.m.
well, Mrs. M. Dicki, Mrs. Louise
The Band Parent* t-sorlatlon
Rushdow, Mrs. M. C. Hoffman,
Mr*. C. M. Flowers,' Mr*. J. R. will meet at the Band Hall at 8
Crawford, Mrs. II. I.. Moore, Mrs. p, m. All memhcis arc urged to
Myrtle Wilson, Mis* Jessie Wine- attend this meet.
THURSn.11
gar| Mrs. J. R. Callahan, Mrs.
At 7 p.m. A Brotherhood Supper
Joe T. Lumpkin, and Mrs. A. P.
will be served at First Baptist
Kyles.
Church. A group of young men will
lead tha meeting.
At 7 p.m. The Intermediate Choir
rehearses at First Baptist Church.
At 8 p.m. The Adult Choir re
hearses at First Baptist Church.
At 10 a.m. Vacation Hlhlo School
Clinic for all Interested workers
continues at First Baptist Church.
Members of the Ladles Aid So
ciety of tha Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer will meet at 7 p.m. it
Mre. Joe Melsch'a home on West
First Street and win leave from
there for the Marvin. Pegs resi
dence In Da Bary where the regular
monthly meeting will be held at
Phebean-Golden
Circle Class Has
Very Busy Meeting
Your Citrl Sgouts
>Q 0(
BROWNIE TROOP N b . TWO
with Its leader, Mrs. l y j . Butter
The Rev. Robert Spear Jr. of Jr. la planning to appe^} on ths
tho Chureh of the Nninrene, open- Unel# Walt Program ^O rla n d o ,
ed the Anrll meeting of lha April 27. At present they are
Junior P-TA with an Inspiring, working on surprise Mo'her’a D-xV
devotional in verse entitled "The | presents and Inst week run fi
Touch of the Master's Hand."
I shoe-button bracelets Air them*
During the brief business meet- ! selves.
In? the following members were
Mr*. James Grant's HhOWVlB
elected lo serve on the nominat TROOP NO. THREE U!- making
ing c:inmlttee: Mrs. W. O. Brin scrapbooks f o r t ha^ne-M at-'a
son, chairman; Mrs. W. A. Lud
wig, George Pltturd and Mrs. A. ward of the local hospital. Tha
girls are saving their magaalnas
Cochran.
for
lha purpose.
"
The session was then turned
Members of G1RI*'.' ’ 8COUT
over to Mrs. Fleming who pressnted the seventh grade Glee TROOP NINE have Hffh enjoy
Club In a group of numbers: ing themselves at thtf Nursery
"Let There lie Music," "llcla Di School on Palmetto Av« E vsrr
ma," “Ho" and
. . . "The Bible Tell* Saturday morning four- of the
Me So." Accompanists were Stan- K|r|* present a story and game
ley V’ihlcn, Ann Libby and Helen |1eur f„r thfl children,r;
Plltaanl.
I As a special treat, tha llltt*
The hand, under tho direction hoy* and girl* enm* otft to Mrs,
of Perry Bremer, then gave a Robb's home and had an East-p
program nf Interesting and dlfll-j Kgg hunt. After flnUfng tha
cult number*. Soloists with tha eggs, refreshment! were' »erreJ
baud wero Tommy Brown, Johnny ami the children played tn the
Crofchlrk and Henry Morgan, yard. A wiener ruis^ , 1* *ch«.
who played “Ida" on Ihe trum dulrd lo take pW « In* a »hor*
pets; Arthur Lodge gnve n Irom- (line. H Is hard to decjde who le
liuno rendition of "Bock Around! having tha best time', 'th e Girt
the Clock."
Semite or the Nuraery School
Gene Bullard, a fifth grade Children.
.T.l
stu d e n t at Lake Monroe School
This Wednesday Traop 0 took
gave
two clarinet
selections
a trip lo Ihe Bookstore le li t .
"Cherry Pink und Apule Blossom
Dora
ll I* warning on.utf IteadiP
White" and "Autumn Leave*” ac
companied by Billy llowcr of Merit Badge and
(iVammnr School. John McCord id j something about books,' and boy*
the Grammar School played two] lug a few to start ''their Girl
very difficult selections on the Scout Bookshelf, they--will have
a plenle In the park at^Nh Dors.
saxophone.
Miss Cochran's room won Ihe i TROOP 11 with Mr*. R. B.
room count with 25 parents pre Rprnrer in charge I* ,^}IU work
sent.
ing hard on ll* latent anow, the
date to he announced IftVr. They
are planning • rooklfUl to be
held at Sanlando Spring* April
25.
g l . 'i
TROOP 12 with Mr*. C. R.
Jone* at lender and Mm . Robert
Berg co-leader I* (till working
hard on It* patrol flk V Busy
lingers nre neatly slltrhlng t*i»
edges of material* In "place and
bright colored ideas a*e a t la d
showing progress. Tba,,troop will
have a eook-out next Vftdneiday
at Silver Lake with Troop No. 8k
Ear), patrol made «'■ 'own menu
nml the respnnslidllly 1 Uf obtain*
Ing the fond plus making It le
up lo the individual*, .Tha neve
troop I* at last making progress.
We all know it lake.*., lima te
clear up patter work hut the
girls were patient nnd"Aow they
nre rrally becoming
I*
planning badge work and fun.
Hiqh' School P-T A
The Phebean Golden Circle Class
of th« Baptist Church met nt
!he horn# of Mrs. J. W. Carter
Tuesday evening for Ita monthly
business and social meeting with
Mrs. Okey Townsend serving as
eo-hostess.
Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr. ted ■
most Interesting dsvotlonal cen
tered around women of the Bible
whose example and Influence for
good have flowed (burn through
the ages like • nighty stream.
Mrs. Eugene Pennington, pre
sident. opened the session and
Mrs. R. E. Brown was appointed
.is group leader. Plans for add!-'
'tonal class books to be made
vere also discussed.
A letter was read from tho
Baptist Children's Home In Lake
land and the clnss voted to send
a monthly donation to an orphan.
It also voted to lend a love gift
of cash to Mrs. Harold ll-ken- POINTING OUT THE PROGRAMS for the next t?rm are the newly elected officer* who were In
bach who la a patient In a Phil stalled Tuesday night In the Elk* Club for the An *n Miller Circle. Shown, left to right, nre Mrs.
adelphia, Pa., hospital*for eur- Richard Mapes, treasurer; Mre. Mildred Co*, presl '-nt: Mrs. A. Itnwersox, second vice president;
gery. Mrs. Al Doudney and her Mrs. James Roscnow, recording secretary; Mrs. L. C. Skates, chaplain; and Mrs. Roy Chorpcning,
new son, Douglas were aim secretary. Sirs. Harry Adair, first vice president, I not shown. (Photo by Jameson)
reported homn from the local
hospital and Mr*. Harvey nioodsworth, who underwent smgery
Jay H. Beck Home
last week is also feeling better.
Scene For Dinner
Members were reminded to
visit In the Interest of the
Held Tuesday Eve
(lass espeeiully those who are
new tg Sanford and sick mem-,
The Mn-nolla Avenue home ■
her*. Invitation* were extended i
Me*. Jay II. Iteol, was tho setting!
by Mrs. Pennington and Mrs 1 Following ihr giound breaking
April I friends and relatives
(,', L. Arnold lo meet with them ceremony for the General Henry for an enjoyable covered dish I gnvo Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Donald
In May and June, respertlvely.
Shelton Sanford Memorial Li ■upper given by the member* of son of Lake Mary, a Surprise
Games were enjoyed and re brary h«d,| Tuesday morning at •be Gleaner* .Sunday School Cla*s I'nriy in honor of their 25tli wed
freshments served by the hostess, Ft, Mellon Park, ihe out-of-town of Ihn First Presbyterian Chureh ding nnnlversnry which they wcrc
evening, rrlehrnllng,
es In Mrs. M N Cleveland. Mrs g'icsts were invitrd lo the lmiv>« of Sanford Tuesday
tV. J. Brooks, Mrs. W. P. Brooks of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat for April 1(1 Pi* guests arrived s'.
At » Into hour Ihe anniversary
Jr., Mrs. R. E. Brown, Mr*. H. luncheon
rt:3n snd dinner was served at cake and a buffet supper were
R. Parker. Mrs. Tom Mero, Mr*.
Other groups recently enter
served to tha hnnoree* and their
Carlton Todd. Mr*. J. W. Carter. tained by Mrs. lloumlUnt w.ro 7 pm.
two children, Mis* Laura Mas
Mrs. Maybelle Maxwell, teach Donaldson nud Gory, Mr. and
Mrs. Okey Townsend, Mrs. Lewis :h« Executive Hoard of tho SoxRsrley, Mrs. C. L. Arnold. Mrs. m.xml da V. Howard Chapter of er of the clnss. conducted several Mrs. Ernest Whitaker and son,
Hie Symim.lt' HlhMcial snd historical
quisle. K'lm>VlrTand Mrs.™Roy Wail "and
J. I. Smith and Mrs. Pennington. he UDC snd
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary com- during the social hour following r hs|,|rr,n, Hills-,
Barbara
and
mittoe.
tho dinner. Mr*. Reck was assls- David. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mad
Thoso Invited Included'Mrs. ‘ fed In serving hv Miss Sally dox, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hopkins,
Mario I’ansa of New York S'Uy Klntr.
granddaughter of Mrs and son, Krnny, all of Hanford,
and Palm Beach, granddaughter! Maxwell ami Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mr. anil Mr*. F. (5. Pittman, Mr.
of General Sanford; Mrs. Gifford' Other members present were and Mr*. Arden Shaw and chllA. Cochran, Chuluota; Mrs 11. U. Mrs. Henry Mcl.aiilln. Mrs I. Iren, Vnnnle and Keith, Mr. anil
Lehman. Mr. Miriam Russell, DeYounr. Mrs Mny Dickens, Mrs. ^|r , Cosmo Hmlth and children
Dr. Kathryn Abbey Hanna, all of Mnrv Holly. Mrs. Anna Stock- Jerry, Kay, Ronnie and Larry,
Winter Park; Mr*. Fred T. Willi linff, Mrs. .1. o. Alidrrs. Mr*. I.. Mr. and .Air*. Curl Turner Jr.
ams, Mis II. W. Rucker, Mr*. A. A. Iliunilcy, Mrs A. P. Kyle and nml Lillian Turner, Mr. nud Mra.
Charles Rees and sun, Tommie,
II. Key, Mr*. J. C. • Hutrblsoil. Miss Bessie Long.
Mrs, Randall Chase. Mrs. II. II. Mrs. .Irnnlo W. Lehman of Win Mr. nml Mrs. Joe Pittman anil
Pope. Mrs. .1 K. Higgins. Mrs. ter Park, former class member son, Glenn. Mrs. Flunk Carlisle,
II. II. McC'uslin. Mr*. II. I.. who Is visiting her daughter, Herbert Turner, nil of Pierson
Perkins, Mrs. J. K. Driullck. Mrs. Mrs. Bill llruniley, was given n ami Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Miller
I). D. Caldwell, Mr*. G. D. hearty wclcnma by class mem nml sun Jay of Cresrent City.
ber*. Jay Beck enjoyed, tho din
Bishop,
Mrs. John SchIrani Jc... Mrs. ner also.
V. C. Messenger, Mra. W. O,
Kill, Mrs. A. W. Epps, Mr,-. K H.
I.nnrv, Mrs. A. It. Peterson, Mr-.
By NAN CUSHING
A. K Rnsctlor, Mrs. J. II. Nichol
Lady l.urk aiullnl on our base
son anil J. SI. ClalP While.
ball team once again last Fililuy.
We beat llomio 17-71 That makes
seven wills out of seven games
Longwood Club
played. Keep up tho good work 1
team.
Hears Mrs. Morris
Career Day, Tuesday, was a
hug* success. Each student ntToll Of Aoolicmccs
trmlcd Hirer line Imur lectures on
different selertlvo vocation*. In
Tbs Lorn-wood Hume Demon
Itila way they were nble to
slratli-n Club held a ho- t Inf. - 1
barn rnnrn about wlml they
esllng meeting at Library II ill
would like to become. The Stu
when Mrs .1 Morris nf Florida
dent Council would like l" taka
Power Debt Co. demonstrated
advantage of this column mid
ebi-trlc npnbanee ranking A drC. Doudney an I thank nil thn-e who rnntrlhntci!
lli-luiis rtil Ion dlrioi'r was propared a* W'-rp nil of lb ij trim- moinci] llio birth of a son. Dough* their time nml effort* to Career
mini's on thn npidluure* now Southward April R in the local hos Day.
available.
pital. Mr*. Dmulncy i* the funner
Tho gossip for till* week Is
Mu* Myrtle Wilson gave a I Ik Mu* Myra Southward.
as follow*: Why doe* Carol Nutt
on fabrics and mhos, demunstra
login Halm to other "products,"
ting the colors and types of fill •
In whom linn Keith Almey promrics on,, should o r acronllng to
Isul Id* him* eye*? Watch it
Session
Is
Held
their own advantages.
Keith. She's going steady. Do
Mrs. D. R. l.om!, Health Chair
The monthly meeting of the you really want to go to Uolllns
man, gave a demonstration of I m ra Burdick Class of I ho Bvi ilotty Lyn 7
TYPICAIXY DAVIDOW Is
rmtrer dressings and lo-iv to ti«t Chapel w-ns held at the
this town-and-travel ensemble
nio nf Mr* K. M. Chatter,
make 'hem. All members will
In roblns-rgg bins Drllish com
»
make dressings at tlio Hull, Ap'il loo.day.
panion tweed*. The knee-length
\ftc r the business session re12.
coat, newly belted In hack, re
May 12 will hr Achivcnirnt freshmen!* were served hy Ihe
peats the suiting In • bolder
Day nml each member Is asked hostess assisted by her huahnn I.
version.
to bring a guest.
Thois present were Mra. WoodA delli-lnu.* covered ill di lunch row Wilson, Mr*. Carlotn Beard,1
eon wn» served by hosle- •-* Mr<. .Mr*. B.’ry Dorman, Mr*. J. A.
N. A. Itunnell and Mrs. J. Holder. i bulluy 'and Mrs. Cliciter.
Mrs. Roumillat
Entertains
Several Groups j
Donaldsons Are
Feted Recently
r In Lake M ary
Seminole Hi
Happv Birthday
APRIL II
Lcstor Vlcito 3r.~
Ik
THE LITTLE DARK,* HI.ACK
COCKTAIL HI IKATII la Inter
preted try llunnnli Troy In black
silk faille. The wldo ebouldi r
slrapn, worn off Ilia shoulder,
continue down lo form u sculplured V neckline wdh a Dres
den bltio velvet bow as thu only
trim.
sam-wax
All C alendar
Liatings And
Society News
Are Requested
By 5 p. m. The
Day Preceding
Publication
T h e f]rll T elep h o n e S y s te m
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7:30 p.m.
Sanl-Wnx, tlio Mlrnolo Lntlon thnt
Cli'iiiiH, Wnxca anil Poliahea in 1 easy
motion. You'll lovo it. Snnl-Wax makes
housekeeping h o quick and onay. In
stantly rolAnvim nil dirt, groane, smoke,
crayon mnrk« and finger smudges.
Just wipo It on nud you’re done! No
waiting for a hazy film to form . . no
huffing necessary. Sanl-Wux keeps
finishes gloaming like newt
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Marriage Told
Mrs. Gliita Payne and John
Collier Cooper of Mt. Dora wore
married April II nt 3 |t.m. In tha
First Methodist • Churoh of RunTor,I by thu R«v. Milton 11.
Wyatt.
■*,
After a short weddlag Iris
I hey will he nt homlT*at 101j
FiGh Ave. In Ml. Dora.
miracle lotion that 1*1ffjl’S
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cleans in 1 motion
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CHICAGO (ft-Jaraay Jaa Wal
a -m
A - ^ H P S C n ^ ^ ^ ^ B t'
cott layiithet he waa “real eurr ad" u be aubpaaaaad ta thetbefore 'ha Cook County grand
jury Monday.
Tha former heavyweight hexing
champion, in Cafcaga Urn pee;
weak ta promote a maria, "Tba
Harder They fall," In which ha
baa a email part, waa tarred tha
tummon* yesterday in front af tha
WeedaTMaler. Tha maria, which
h it aa Ita theme craekedaeei la
honing, la playing at tha Wanda.
"I don't uadcrataad why they
loid hum "Couldn't you work nt
would cubpoana • mo.- ha Mid
eomeUting tea etnniiounT Too're
"I’m real aurpriaod.'*
r » likely W aoUapea aad thaw
Tha grand jury wanla him ta tatothers will hart to atop work
tlfr concerning any poatlble know
to tome and carry you into urn
ledge ha may hare of alleged aarruptlon in ullnola hexing.
"Walcott madd the lafartnoa ha
might have lnfarmallot concernIng corruption In tha hexing game
In thin county, in to r office u haraatlgatlng," said /ran k ftrlia,
aulatant atato'a attorney.
m+MUMLrmTMt
Walcott and Itlhrala Stale AWM * o cm2*puM away, ho drew would oaooo Kn trragutnr Mama the Idle Commlaloncr Law RadxlantU H O O A M M tM THAT
into the cirate ad bta arena aad •table might ho aarad. Long atam da kadya tharp debate an a talaC * i o u r t o * a tamo
pul hla mouth hard upon bar awa. tha hoeeea had been amneeif and rlilow ihow Tutiday night. Wal
M A M M JU tr * 0 * t
tethered
la
Urn
tower
wood*
at
fau aeuld feel the damp warmth
cott aild bo aeeaptad the movie
APPOATART Mg * A * * r
Jehm
Ambrooe
a
direction
aad
the
ed bfa bod* beaeolh baa hand*,
iota of a trainer became be fall
$ t t n * r * /« w o out
aaertagee
moved
to
oafety.
But
the
u a u Um aaM nweat of hla him. Per
boxing ahould be "elatnad up."
/ mTA Ml* ACCUPTOMtP
a queer, beady moment bar pulaaa •erranU* quartera were ever Uw
Ridilcnda,
prttldanl
of
tha
Na
' n tO U tH C Y — $ ATT t o
quickened la fee pone* and her Up* etable aad now they were pitch tlonal Baaing Attn., rebuked him
$ s r /M A t t t r o n t n t
ware aoA beneath hla own. n a n ing their belonging! out the erta- for appearing la the mode after
WAf *AtiNtt> AMO U A t
atm puahed away ftuiooely, wiped dow or earrytag them away tied boring had been "good* to him
m hid aneeta Now aad then Lora
A CAUtO U P 9 T A * i.
The commlatlon today la to
gUrnpeed John Ambrooe moving croia-cxamlna
Jack Begun, veter
capaWy aad calmly among Urn en an Chicago fight m anlier, an hit
tiled throng.
atlegdloac that the recent Car
Thera waa no time now tor oof- men Baalim.Johnny gallon wetfee; the real battle « u about to bo tarwdght title fight waa not “on
pnaiad. Lora ca ned her tray af tha up and up.” Begun made the
empty cupn to tha ktuban and ee« charge in an a mute meal circular.
them down with a rattle aa the
dirt ur blag memory of Adam'a hire
•wap* back. Bvoa more diMurbtag
waa bar realtaatioa af the maman- Sulphur Dell Is
BEAUMONT, Ten. UR - Leu lee,
tary reepanee ahe had gtvaa hlaa
Sugga and Batty Borg were tha
She dampened her baadkerentaf Not Pitcher's
and acrubbed her atouib tree of Me
favorltoa today i t 1 a field af M
him. But there wao no tune to Graveyard Now
moved out In the epeaing round
m ate a peroooal reeaatmeata
of the M-hoIe M.OH Babe ZahaHr The Ateerie ted Breen
She miwt Bnd aomethlrg elae imeWhen the? renelnled Sulphur Dell: rice Open geff tournament
rut te da Per hep* ehe could help
end removed the right-field dtimn
Mice Sugga, leadlag money win
■t (he ancient Nethvllle bell n*rV ner along the winter tour, and
la it winter, they mutt have Mica Berg, whe ha* won tne
chanted the atmnephere, loo.
They ran i tall It a Southern tournament*, were ronaldered th*
Aim. pitcher’* frivevard any one* to beat. Betty Jametea le
more, at len t not at fir »c the defending champion but he*n'l wea
Veil* "big three" are concerned. a tournament thia year.
liltfm o rt Orioles
Righthander Boh Kelly and left,
Miaa Berg baa mood cut In tbe
hinrteee Blck Botelho and Boy practice rounda. Aha bad a fourFirdue went the dlitanr#
the under-par M ever the IAU-yard
B u y T . Froncono
DANVTLLB. V*. UB-Th* Beaton Vole iwrpt the epenln* »erle« Beaumont Ceunuy Club raurae.
IALTTMORI * —The Baltimore
Rad Sox will make a determined from Chittanooge. BoteDe and
•rtatoe bought Tito BraaranS
Perdue itruck out II Imokouti
Bay Cracker, the Nalienal Open
■MB Tmemrvwr today and hoped Way Is Cleared
bid lor the American League pen each
.end Botelho hurtod • three- champion: Betay Rawle, Marlene
EaT be tbe iluggrr they hive
nant thle year with all rlghthanded hit ihutnut.
M W <Wme Mining tbe Amertcaa For John Londy
•tarter*, according te Manager The beckoning barrier In right Bauer Hagge, Joyce Zuke, Kathy
wain‘1 moved back, but fanr Comellue. Mary Leaa Baulk and
rl f c » y M M M . Brancena ka* * * * YORK OB—The way hat Mike IBgglna' pitching plan*. field
had lo wilt Btr the third game Mickey Wright ware ether highly
Hlggtna
yeaterday
Indicated
hla
(Sd ewty two iiid imt of miner hoop Haired far John Landy, th*
to ice the flnt homer. Ken turn- regarded eatrloe.
M B l M M , b n fa Oriole * nrld’e fartett mller. U ran fa pitching rotation will follow much deiherger hit B laM nl»ht in tve
Babe ZahaHaa, far wham tbe
the eame order It hai ta aprlng eighth Inning if NaihvUte’c IS-t
tournament wte named and whp
training — Brink Sullivan, Bob vlrtory.
w * a r a S a r a 's .! : « * ■
*•
■Mb eigM bomira and fa run* » •« mon,bPorteifleld, Tom Brewer, and Birmingham mad# N twe In a woo ita Inaugural In ItSI, won't
bo bora. She lo la a hoaplta at
Satfad KT
"Tbare never waa any queetlon Willard Niton, ta that order. row
over Atlanta M . Memphli
He came ant of mflHarr terrier of our detlre to hive thle fine Na ana would like to have a remained unbeaten with a *-l de- Galveatoa fighting cancer.
Yeaterday Mr*. Zahariaa, who,
fat* Ufa aeaan and w it rant hy em itter athlete, thle world figure aouthpaw itarter heller than f|lg- clilon over Mltle Bock and Mfthilt
beat
New
Oflean*
S
t
h«t
•
gtn* but veteran Mel Parnell ami
eieI«Se*l™Me ,d*ht Carl Hiaten of the Amateur rookie Frank Baumann, through draw In Ihelr opening eerlee.
fc lfad l?W m a rara fa fa lame* Athletic Unto. « hie arrival her* Improving, haven't nailed down
' F ran m a played firat h»*r lr yeeterday from t*o* Angelet t« regular epol*.
haa been th e hardeet working
Ml tww mimw eigne toatoni, hut attend a weekend meeting of the
"Of couree, w e l have to epot player of the Sox thle iprlng to
It S Olympie Committee.
a pitcher here and there," Hlggin* cent th* No I n.lgnmewt fit.
"1 think w* ran *ey far m e added in di'cuMtng hla rotation ERA ie t.RS far M inning*. Laet
me* at York. Pi .In te " *■*
IIS4 be waa at Aberdeen, l D that t.imly will rare here W* have plane. "We’H run Ini* a eerie* yeer'e record: lb-IT
Brewer 11-10 looked good egalnet
Ironed out the difficulty by cable" where we ll reel a fellow an e itrl
era b« ha m
Th* AuetraUin tchnol teacher day or jump him ahead a day the Yankee* and in a brilliant duet
with th* Philadelphia Phlle' great
n il rua a milt in th* Ualvereity to gel him Into a game."
Rnhin Robert* In raretrt day*.
of Southern California Relay* at t* get him Into a game."
Nixoa IMS will be ready to
!a* Angtlea May I ind th* We.t Sullivan wae the main it ay «f tbe
Coaet Belay* at Bre.no, Calif.. tuff In t year with aa l l • 31 opea the New York eerlee fa Ida
May I t
record and haa a I N earned run roll of Yankee tranter the'e beaten
Negotiation, far I.andy'e appear average for IT mntngi thle iprlng. Ihem eight *f U ttmee fa kwe
ance to thle country originally He’ll epea the eeaeoa again.t year*).
•era carried net hr prirat* pirtie*. Ralumnr Tueeday aad be ready
The AAU .aid any Invitltlnni far For a weekend ra n agalaet Nw
TV# large** erawd ever la aa*
foreign athlete* to compete in the York at Yankee Sudlum.
a barto race fa Florida wna the
1United State* hid to go through Porterfield—acquired la the eff- 4t-1M at th« ItSg running *f
I ita orgnaliationa.
•eitoe deal with Weeblagtoa — tba VUm w Handkep at Hialenlk
Louise Suggs, Patty
Berg Favorites Today
In the Rotary league yesterday Cordell, Sb
th# Ptrataa scored l* each laarn# |u tk , a
t* add up 11 t w ta tba Olaata' fcjtaar, m
itx, with thraa a( Da I h UM Kobe, V
going for two b i i a
Buiby, )f
The wlnnara tora hit# Letter Holloway, f t
Hulk wha had pltckad tha pre- C-rtctj. rf. p
ceding day and r*** nati'# that Emcraon. rf
thay w e re h ia ftd i t r tha art*: Tela'j
columa whaa thay maaeed five
fl
runa ta tha firat Inaing. Halllgaa, pfayat
J. Moya, Oilmen. Engllah and B. Hudson, Ik *
Maya (cored. Tha raut Included |}aii|faa, aa
five walka, a alsgle bp Darla t'A j t j j #y<i tk
a dauola by Gatmax
Hallaway, If
Jimmy Moya, atraaklnp far tka 0ttnuBf t
Plata, attempted ta allda, caufht a lrBoki>
aplka and aararly wraaebad hla cn^liak. p
ankta, Ha waa taaaa ta tha Clinta p Moya *f
for medleai traatmaat.
Mann, M
la tha aaeoad frama atvaa p , Tu i n
Ptrata battora faced Buih but aa- Qrlffla, rf
ty Tarry Griffbi reaebad home and wtnn. rf A
Uuaa runnara ware (treaded.
Tatala
0
Pita brake out la tha lu a half
af tha third. B. Moya aad Darla _ „ v ‘l T
walked. Qrlffla waa eat on atrikee, H ,A T U ~
hut Hudaea waa paaaad ta lead Buaaaaaryt f t
tha baaaa. Jimmy Islllgaa damp* Daria." Grtfft
ad a atnpla la u M l ta tally Qraeay, It Ka
Maya aad Darla. Hudaaa reached | j Orator, It
Kama aa Tray Getaaaa’e Magi*. laak 4 ta I 1
Alaa McKIbbia retired tha aide x g/g m. Ux
whoa ha teak Broeka' hopper aad ___________
tkaa pebbled la Encllab’a pap fly,
| ___
Darla la tha feurth paundad out
W JO
a long fly for two bapa and ecerad ■■ — . r r :
whoa Cordell muffed a threw at " f y l ' a c V
third ta trap him.
WLaawa. i
Tha Gian to bad a hip third wKaLWT bp!
Inning with Emaraaa landing affJ Te ell ereatt
with a alngle. McKIbbia teak four J2& m utsi
balla aad MeCoy tingled ta Void
*•“ 1“ i- J 44
up tha baga. Tha firat twe run* l* T claim* e
acre came la aa Cardall'a double
*['%"
and McCoy racked up tba third i.Vnd w a I
run on a aiagla by Bulk, bath hlU | ‘L,i2*c!!*i\r
makcra coming la with nine before couaip. rieru
Kobo bounced a ball eff Grater1* »«* rS?a.rVtVr“e
glare at ho dallrarad a pitch.and enter mejth*
that Hudcoa relayed te fira t Hoi- {|J!l 5taim *r
leway waa out an etrtkea.
wrtiie*. aai e
Cordell made the final rua when J| 'K# eUtel
ha got an aa Mana dropped hlc i»»r« to by '
fly la center and be came homo oa fu i * *, *«■*
a pacaad ball. •
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In Fabulous Grove Manors
you have seen other homes and home plans, and
them wanting . . . IF you demand a little more than
average . . . then G RO VE M AN O RS IS FO R YO U
Each home In Grove M anors will be
carefully designed to blend w ith the
auburban atm osphere and charm ing
orange grove settin g for the most unique
and exclusive residential section in the S anford
area. A rchitectural design will achieve the
eaaua)
a “must* *>
in m odern Florida living. Each home will be eo placed
and landscaped as to blend perfectly w ith the winding
streets and n atu ral environm ent. Colors may be ehoaen
and com fortable apperance th a t is
by you to give your home your individual taata.
Contemporary Styling in an-Exclusive Environment
Marks the Striking, New
3-Bedroom and 4-Bedroom Homes
From:
V A , FHA,
and Conventional Financing
We an making excellent p ro g re a e . . . 13 b eau tifu l homes now under construction . . . Seven
already have been mid. . . YOUR HOME IS W AITING YOUR SELECTION
PHONES
Sanford - 2100 and 2980
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* Wd Fare eperetlng m « perdate wd
kavo ampld mootV.
I am paraoaaHy eepebteofeppreUtag the property of lemlnoid Cstm• i f f /I
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J u t Stempdf's esower wee 'T te
gffteg as g whole ta |ov*rnod by
ike CMoty < * * » •“ *»*!■• Tix-
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gatbority to re-eviluite the tax*
•kte property ta the eouat). t am
ta. fever of *o«m . adjust monte taf
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Wm It* Iftll |(ffl
can quote me—there are some
f 9.900 hem** that have teen sold
that were not an the tax roll*.*'
, f b explained “The County Commiseitpers don't have anything te
>; do with essesimentf. Tha County
'■] CetxmUelensrs will veto the money
: tat reappraisal. If tha Tax Axta*
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a«r does the Job hlmsslf you’ll have
the aame situation as we hava to‘ ■ d«r.
Another question further put the
candidates In a position of giving
* "yd*" or “ no" answer. It was:
If you are alacted will you a»k the
County Commissioners te employ a
firm te re-evaluate Seminole Conn.
,■ tir property and will you accept
the appraisal of Ih* firm ■* being
the appraisal for Seminole County?
“ If I am aleeted by the people
and If approval ta by referendum
1 will be for It," aald Jack Stamper.
“If the people dlscuis It and apprpyt It, than I think It should b*
(lone," be said.
Rudy Sloan said "The law does
not permit me aa County Tag As
sessor to rale* an aissiiment.
There haa been no asieaiment pro
gram since 1911. What we need is
en adjustment program."
a'Belelgh King explaining hi* am.
(*der said “Tho people of the county
would elect me. If tha people of
the eounty are for reappraisal I
would be for It. If we could have a
referendum t would abide by It.
1 would not abide by It If the
County Commlieloners requested
t
John Malsch cams out Mronglv
for reappraisal. H* said, "I would
go along with IL If elected, I know
tho people are for It because that
Is my platform. If f am not electad I know tha peopl* wouldn't get
It. T Intend to ask for a reapprais
al."
And so, with ths questions plied
by Jaycess, another lasua crop* up
and bacomna a part of the race for
the coveted position of Remlnole
County Assessor of Taxes.
"Youth Week" will aecent the
activities of 8anfurd’s First Bap
tist Church from Sunday, April 15
te Sunday, April a . At tha morn
ing worship lervlee* April IS the
patter, Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. will
"turn over Ihe keys of the church"
te the young people, end they will
conduct the affaire of the church
for one week.
Youth P u to r will be Frank Bry
an, Station University mlnUterlal
student, assisted by Associate
Youth Pastora Forrest May, alio
■ Stetson Unlvenlly ministerial
student, and Vanca Duke, current
ly at the Naval Air Station, but
who plans to inter seminary at
soon as hie term of aervlco In the
navy Is concluded. These young
men will conduct and address the
Sunday and Wedneiday midweek
service* of the church.
Other young people assisting In
the week’s activities are: Msrth*
Grogan, Youth Director; Klrbv
Rogers, Mttale Director; March!ta Campbell, Church Secretary;
Otto Thomas, Sunday School Sup
erintendent; Alilen Feilor, Train
ing Union Director; Kay Schmidt,
President of the WMU; Charles
Peace, President of th« Brother
hood; Reggio Ashley, Church
Clerk; and Milner Osborne, Church
T renurer.
Chairman of the Deicon Board
will be Howard Allred; vice chair
men, Donald Fainm; secretary,
Robert Cohen. Other youth dea
cons serving on the Board will be
Ernie Morris, Milner Osborne,
Bobby McNab, Jack Martin, Ro
ger Schmidt, Jimmy Wade, Calvin
Wright, Richard Sykei, Eddie Bar
bour, Reggie Ashley, Bruce Mc
Coy, Mae Finch, Bonnie Giles,
Bobby Little, Randall Lavender,
John Wilbur Bowen, Sonny Cagle,
Edward Cowan, Vic Puckett, and
Ramiey Willis.
Evening Wprshln at 8 o'clock
Sunday, April 15, conducted by
tha Youth Patlora will be followed
by ■ Youth Fellowship and a Youth
Deacons Meeting. Frank Bryan
wlQ bring the evening message,
Geneva Civic Assn.
Sets Public Dinner
Dan Wright, Campaign Di
rector In Remlnole County for Le.
Roy Collins for Governor said to
day that “campaign headquartert
fov Bemlnnta County were opened
this morning on South Park Ave,
right next to Kmitty'i Rnappln’
Turtle.
Th» building has b*en redecor
ated, painted, and furnished,
shruhs have been planted to mnke
an attractive place for our friend*
and supporter, to gather and lic|p
reelect Leltoy Collins our Gover
nor," said Wright,
Sirs. Warren D. Adam*. Is ths
secretary and the office I* open
from 9 to 5 each weekday with
two telephones — 1113 and 576,
Wright added
"Anyone Interented In adding
hi* name te the Hit of Remlnole
County supporter* of Governor
LeBoy Collins U Invited to come
by or phone either myself or Mrs.
Adams," the Sninnols County
Dlraetoy said.
* (Continatd Pram f a n Om )
half hour, aa they earn* In.
Anyone mlaacd by a solicitor
I«. jnvittd to phono tho Florida
State Bank, U4, and aomoono
will eotno by to pick up tho con
tribution.
Tho American Cancer Society,
of which to Seminole County
orvanlaatlon la a unit, feela that
rontrlbutora have the right to
know wharo their dollar gooa:
28 percent for research; 80 per.
cent for profenlonal and laymen
education! 87 percent for services
8 percent for admlnletratloni and
■eria percent for fund ralalng,
Legal Notice
Tho eoclety la also proud of Ita
record that 98 percent of all work
carried out le done by volunteer*.
;*” a S T nF aOK,^ L , A U « , a ?
w a d . * S c r Nf A o o w n hair* a t law,
On tha national tavet there aro 7lagateaa,
davlieea, g r a atea a , aa*
over two-million volunteer* not ■tins or eta im anta O ia w w 's e undvr
he
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deceased
or
counting tha aeaaonal workers.
reeldeneea and. a d O j i f *12
No one In Seminole County re
ceive* any remuneration or an* hie wife, thole a n k i o w a h e lre a i
penaa account. Every dime donat law, leeateaa. davlaaa*. grddteaa. *■•
or claimant* oa d cr **>•»*• ®r
ed la applied to tho American •Igaa
e ithe r of them daccaaed e r o th a r Cancer Society1! three point pro* wlsa w hose reeldeace* i M }«•
dreeevfl a r e unknown) D. V WILgram.
Tha public la el tried that tho 1:1am. , i i r W . P W r i l f t l
acreamlng fire alarm to bo (mind
m * otherw lee un d e r them , o r
ed through the Sanford itreete aeither
of them, deceased or other*
Monday between S and 6:80 p. m. wise, w hose residence* a n d a d
dressee a re unknown!
la not a mammoth flro or an THOMAS,
wife or H e n r r Thomaa,
atomic attack, “provided there le if living, a n d ir dead her u n k n o w n
helra
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law , leaateea, davlatea,
no flra emergency at that time," ■ranteee, aeelene,
or B* r i » M l a u n Fir* Chief Cleveland added. It la dec her, deceeeed or otherw ise,
whoee
reetdencee
and
addraeees a re
to remind our wonderfully reapon- unknown* and ell unknown
persona
live citizens “to get hot and fight ha ving »r claiming to have any
rlghl,
till*,
claim.
Intereel
or d e
Wednesday evening, Forrest May bock at cancer."
mand In and to the f,'>t°wlng d e
will conduct the midweek hour, aiscribed
prope
rty
alluate.
lying
and
Tha Sanford Ministerial Asso tielna In Bemlnol# Cortnty. F lo rid
a
ter which Otto Thomas will lead ciation la Joining tha national ob and
described ae fellow*. to - w lli
th« Sunday School Cabinet meet servance 6f Cancer Sunday April
The North On*-halt of th a N *
U of Ih* hfi M of gectlon II,
ing. Thursday evening at 7 all IS and will offer prayers for
T ow nship II i f u l h j Hang* 10
Ihe men of the church will enjoy spiritual guidance for leadership,
E a e ti
Alio,
a ham dinner together, and the strength and benedictions for peo
i a j t b *. i . ». d, T. i u
I I . >*
young men will present a program ple suffering with cancer. The
and II of Ulock II at Lake view
Hubdlvlelun eccordlng to the
for the evening. Saturday night sermon of the Rev, A. 0. Mclnnle
Plot thereof, as /'corded In Plat
la Youth Recreation Night at the will he broadcast over Radio Sta
Hook », Peg* if «t *he Public
Merords of gemlnol# County.
church beginning at 7:30 under the tion WTRR,
leadership of Youth Director Mar
f
S W W . 'f f l 'f r t t e i M
A number of Sanford volunteers
I I gouth, Rang* 10 Bast.
tha Grogan. Sunday, April 73,
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Vance Cook wit] preach at the of tha Sentlnole County Unit,
8:43 a. m. service, and Frank Bry American Cancer Society, will at
an will preach at the 11 o’cock tend a dutch luncheon and recap,
tton onorlng Dr. Charlei 8. Cam
hour.
eron
Medical and Sclentifle Dir
“ All members and friends of
First Rsptiit Church are urged ector of the American Cancer So
to attend every meeting during ciety for the past nine years, to
this week as an expression of ap he held at the Angebilt Hotel to
preciation for our fine young peo morrow a t 1:45 p. m.
Dr. Camtron’i latest
book
ple who will be proving to us that
they are the church of tomorrow," “Truth about Cancer” was releas
It was laid.
ed March 20 by Prentlsa-IIall.
'ifoall Court, In and
NoTtcw
to
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TOi KAMI 11 HANNA l » . l * Raa*
l u u s s Aveaua o e iruii, i m h i i a o
A11USUN U. KVA NB W lr a tia ,
Ko*u Aabville, North, C arullaa
a n d the u a h n e w a heirs a t T. PH bu
l k V HANNA, dectaeed, It alive s a d
It dead tha u a a a u w n hairs, de vi
sees, Uoataea. grant***, spouses,
cradltvr*. e u c e e u u r a e r a u l g n * ,
s a d l e s t i e t a i a i l a i te have any
right, lit]# e r Intere et la o r to th e
toTlowlag deeenbed property. eUe*
ated ta g e n l a o l e County, Florid*.
t a ” S ‘l Tract'* Y l W Z L l h ’t i
BFRI.NUU, Itep lat e t T r a c k I t ,
a e m ls o le County, t'lurld*. *u*
c o r d la a ta p lat th ereof r*«orpaga «t.
gublt*
'oeaty.
Legol Notice
irtmcn UP I NTWWTIUU TO ADOPT ■ I’DOWT
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FO R F I SC At, (THAN ISM — I POT
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TO WHOM IT MAY CUNCKRN AND TO ALL OW NED*. FMNSOVS ON
MNTITIHP PVWitICT Tf» CKNTNAL AND BOtiTDBRN FLORIDA FLOOD
VVNTIIOL DISTRICT TAXKB
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NUT1CM 1* HHNEDr (IIVBN, la aompllane# with eng h r euihorlly of
*'h*Pl«r IJi Florida Hlalutsj a* amended end Chapter 11*10. Laws of
Florida, Illy that the (lovarning Board of Central and Uouthern Florida
Flood Control Dletrlct, a vuhllu, corporation ssiellng and operating, un-
U la trlo t I s i v s
tle n tral
Havana*
Fund
L*Um*l«d amount to b* received from
jlhar aourcea
fcsitmatad unoMleated or nst balanra which will
b» on hand at tha beginning or tha abov* rel
10 IlICAl f f l f
N kttm a fel fa ta l foada avail**!*
Fo- 1 •anairuotlon
For scqutattlon of land and other pureotte
For operation and maintenance of tha
J ’r . 'o 'M
'o r . h . a l t . t r . . f the
im irlct aenerally
Far reeerv#
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T e f a l e stim a te * *cp*a4Hav**
*ktim at*(. . m e a n t wUlch w llf a y e e a r s t t k a
b e e 'n n ln a of tha above referred to tlacat r*»r a*
obiiaated upon commitment* mad* b u t
Boat, Ski Club Will
Meet Tonite At 8
Member, of the Sanford Boat
and Ski Club will gather In (he
CAP Hall above Tmichtnn’s Drug
Stort tonight at I o'clock for a
regular meeting.
The public la Invited to thete
set.Iona and all members are
urged lo attend.
ryivTRAt.
»orTRKnN r f.o n in s
Strmharo of ltnard
\V, It. Illtt. Vico Ch*
I>»vld tl. Click
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Claronr* U T h ac k er
WE RECOMMEND
A ttif.d k» rad ttona.l a1jM*avnw and s l f k l n y L «■»<«•
‘ T- * '’? * V " ! . 2 * * ‘ "
la bend, that* Ihraa - a a I r * - Ik * Ma,1o* H * ra , la *.,
XM**rsklB M m U m .
talllOa fto-a
oil
for lk« «loM two ifolo 0^#r«ll#n 64 M«ylo«
Msrtallbfe#
Mhadvlad lor April 11. I J M d U , Dvr la * Ibb tlwa. partlilpalla*_d*alar»bi TWrld*
and South Corolla*, Itolat to*Had by Ik* M*yN>* l * t l C * * ll C *. dlitrlbuW r.klp,
• III lao.a Ikalr «lo*a doori opaa lor M llralflM hour. I* • »Hd b a d .a f iproo
aoltulolad ha p lo t, on oallro Irolalood *1 Moytag opplU ata. lot* tutW aart’ k o - a i.
hea d told
CANCER RESEARCH GRANTS— Mrs Jack Gulstwhlta, canesr
eommlttsa chairman for Alachua County, on behalf of tha Ameri
can Cancer 8
ocl«tv, v_________
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Society,
praunt* Dr,_______
Francis__E. __________
Ray, director_ of th*
University of Florida'* Cancer Research Laboratory, and Dr. Frank
W. Putnam, Profissor of th* Department of Physiological Cham*
latry, notification of three research grant* totaling |84,085.
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WUI'n fls Notice e hstl he pulUlahod tn tk# eevente in eounttes of tb* Dla*
trlc l in a f c n r d sn r a with eeletln* law*.
T his tb* I t h (fay o r April. I»l*.
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H rU n
The Ocneya Civic Aasoclallon It
having * public dinner In Ihe
Community Building at Genova
beginning si A o’clock tomorrow
night.
Candidate* for local political offlics have hern Invited tn Attend
tha dinner to mart tha dtlteni
of Genrvn Informally.
The public Is cordially Invltel
to attend.
**.*TMe#.*v
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the t*th day *f » U * A. TV till, a t l 1." * .!!? 1™* \ r n l n
th* principal office of aeld Cantral ead Boutharn
tfol DIHrlet. which le Boon] « t l Comaau Huildlna W*e* :P * t » B*«ch.
Flortdo. hearing will he afforded to *11 ownerr. pereotia, e r entitle*
wno a r e or may ha aubjacl to <»ld Dlatrlet
J J f . ^ i nlr ,V , ie
e ea nts, te s p p e a r before esld Board and ehow their objection* te »*i*
1 | KHALI
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D e a le rs P r e p a r e fo r O p e r a tio n 64 1
GAINESVILLE (AY -— Fletcher
Flaming of Laurel Hill yesterday
was elected president of th* Uni
versity of Florida student body,
H* detested Bob Davannort of St*
Patera burg 8,910 te 1,704.
CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS
SARASOTA MY—Mrs. Hilana
M, Morris haa withdrawn from
the campaign for national Rapu*
tel*an commltteowoman, leaving
vjn. Clair WHHa of St. Patero*
burg and Mrs. Floranaa Garrison
af Miami ta tk* race.
r h a n d and aoal aa
r - i o n l ) CONTROL DISTRICT »* , T "
f.ovr'.ftNINO HOARD
• V /«/ J. Ahaey
C h a lr a a a
UofF RTUDBNT BODY
JET CRASHES
PANAMA CITY «Y - An Air
Force T-83 Jat training plana
(iwahad and burned at Tyndall
Air Fore# baas last night, killing
tw* offleara. Names of tha dssd
Clara wars withheld until next
of kin ar* notified,
on Plaintiffs altar*
for* tba 1 th <>r of
II. w i l u n r W
bo «flt«ro4 x i l n i t
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�Problem To Men
On Plant Board
?ra g p sr
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rORT LAUDBRDALt l*-Th*
Otsris n*»a
orchid, pratlous though It Is to
women, poMi ■ hetdxeha to the
men on the Mato F liat Board.
Th# trouble U than *ra t#o
many variatiee. About 11,00* aru
known and tha hybrid* possible
through eraaaing two or m an va
rieties run lata aitmua«al«nl fig*
uraa.
Tha board, to conform with a
taw adapted by tha last Uftalatura, la supposed ta aat up aland*
arda tor grading commercial aura*
nry atock t« tnaura uniform qual
ity. Orchid* undoubtedly fait Into
thla elaaalflcalioa and tha Uw
deean’t exempt them.
Hemal grower* met recently
with the beard and touched an a
few ef the difficult!** that may
lie ahead.
Are you going to grede them by
thalr appearance a< good health?
Wall. M. The ectbld man on.
hlbltod a luih, l-feot fU at that
obviously wax la the beat of health.
Although it looked like a mOlien
dollar*, tha expert* aald It wae
valued at enly HI. Baalda It waa
• gnarted, twilled i feai apeelman
& S V J i* 7 f f le .a
Jteeee Ter 4 L a ir
Biei UJ f r Heel*
p ig M • i l t l e a
11el tea Hetleae
Frank James W olf Is
Limited Duty Officer
Soon You May
w‘if#
Sprinkle Food *£?•„& *5SJZZ.,T.
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Freak
Jamaa
WeIf*.
i .i i t v
mlaalenad rank In tha Navy a*
DALLAS (Jt-Jomadey you m iy * U nited Duty OffWer.
prickU year toed with aces* *alt
Chief Wolf# ie « rr# n lty eerv10 give yourself earn* vital toi*** In# *n tha Staff of Commander
d 111* ta d health.
Heavy Attack Wing On* NAAS.
H ^ t o m a b U h e iron, calcium.
luerhto aad ladto* to ward off
loam hi, rtekadi, tooth decay and
IgjlQT'
'ifiiri
y rh g m tbeao and
■ a n Hi m to ethoo miaertli, be-
TIME OCT FOB A CUP OP COPPP.E during the whirlwind tour of Florida by A,
Shown here on th* left la Veil* A. William* Jr. chatting with Stevenson during hla Wi
noon vlilt In Sanford. (Staff Photo)
much la the way of stimulating
TV fare an tha on* evening of
the week when most families are
at - horn*.
In Hep with thl* Increa*# In
live programming, ABC-TV will
present ill Theatre Guild produc
tion* from dramatic and musical
comedy theater beginning Ic Janu
ary. Among tha show* planned are
"The General's Other Son." "The
Honey*," "Take A Giant Stop,"
a pleat antil N does bloom.
Ara they going to eel op, aay.
grade* A. B, aad C far **«h ef tho
thane*ads ef verietlae? Wb*^ about
the hybrids? Orahtd grower* acid
It might kaop dm min busy grad
ing tha arekida hi )*t4 *M xuraary.
Chief
WithOcean Salt
By CHAR LEA MERCER
NEW YORK tto-ABC-TV, the
youngest of the Ihree 'major net
work*, I* taking a long forward
■trid* In programming next aea-
Thro* Important theme* will be
brought to the borne ccreen by It*
New* and Special Event* Depart
ment: alcohollim, divorce and the
human element In the •rlentifle
complexity of our national defen**
p r o g r a m . Roth film' and live
camera* will he combined In the
format of th**e three big pro
gram* deilgnrd by John Daly.
They are tentatively titled "Lot's
Cry Today” "Divided We FiB"
and, "Operation Survival.” Date*
have pot yet been **t for their
rtewlag*.
•'Omnlbui." which thl* viewer
eeeildera the mo*t eomUlently
Intelligent end InUreellni regular
program on television. Is switchlag trem CBS to ARC next Octo
ber. A haiic reason I* that ARC
offered prime Sunday evening
time. There ha* been no official
announcement on the hour, hut
you can bet an » J0 in It pm.,
Eailam tme.
"Omelhus" at tueh an hour will
revive an tvenlng that ha* hecoma dull and ilereetyped on the
homa screen. Eirept for occasion
Hmea ean’t Identify th* variety of al good drama* there ham 't toon
(Official Photo 0 . E. Navy)
-
Forward Stride
In Proqamming
"By Jupiter" and "Playboy of the' la tha work* tor ABC-TV MXI a**Western World."
! »0fli ten on film and two Uva. Of
In addition
the Metropolitan top Interest, and mirklng a MW
Opera will, produce twn opera* development for the network, wtf
with the Met'* regular s ts n and be a 90-mlnule weekly drama
artist* under the direction of series on film called "Command
Rudolf Ring. On Dee. 23 the New Performance." Freddesd Ip Johl
York City Ballet will present "Hie Gibbs, tho dramae will bo based
Nutcracker" with lop ilara under on the work* at writer* of th*
the dlrerllon ef George
Hallan- caliber of Somereet Maugham,
chine.
John Do* P o a a e 'a and Johl
A doren new weekly series are O'Hara.
ELECTRIC
Non# af tha growara opposed Hi*
principla af tatting up ilandard
gride*. They Juit eeuldnt see haw
It tould oaifly be done.
The plant board chalrmao. Fred
Kent af JackoonvlB*. allowed H
might never be practicable to
grad* arch Ida.
But th* beard dbweted war*#eymew to gat boey an recommendlug atandarda tor their ether, lee*
tnubleeeme pleats ao tha board
oouM begin tarrying oot the taw.
Kent assured U10 orchid man
that Aay wanM be eeasutted be
fore ary grade* tor their Bower 1
a u is s i
PurwsM March
rreeOsns Biar*
■nadir Mailne*
Amtrtnaa t.saaas Os,
ava Marta Hear
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Attack Bqundron Ntw# at NAAB
" •* r*rC
Before Joining th* Navy m Itooember ef 104t. Wolf# ottondod
publi* echeeto at Niagara FaBi,
mUo 15 , ~ m — " y ' Mr. and Mr* Welto hat* bw*
HUM potowHoHXo* la sea tali aew*. Frank J. Jr. a#a *#v*n and
para dsoorAod today to Hm Amer- TlmoHiy. ago two, and ara r**Waaa Chomtoal Soqlety hi 0 raport big On Renta t. Box 404. Sanford.
have tor baa tooth decay A in
children tn Boston, yet their drink
ing Water contain* about tha earn*
amount of fluoride, credited with
budding teeth resistant to decay.
Th* Indians may get their fluoride
protection through »#a salt, the
report aald.
Th* sclcatlata cited a Bulgers
University study which found that
pigs receiving sea tali gained
more weight and appeared super
ior to pigs eating regular aatt.
A aueceiaful pcocssa ef prepar
ing tea salt aa a white, free-flow
ing malarial containing all tha **a
mineral* wae a s port ad by J. A.
McMillan. Jr.. Traca Element*
L'orp,, Ktogavin*. Tex., and Varnlca C. Cook, Dlxia Chemical
Company, Houatow, Tax.
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CHECKERBOARD NEWS
S I M P S O N F ARM S U P P L Y
toward maximum yaw- found
(arm output m en farmers ora
feeding tor Ugh production and
ttaiah hi summer, ltutaid of
ratting over to fatten onlmala
S atu rd ay
#
DAYthf
WORLD
C=SJENDED
i HUM
the hot tie, no mixing needed.
Bow a Pig Chow ohiHtld d#
doubt* duty m ye nr form
Purina’* 3ow A Pig Chow has
been proved by litoueand* of lit
ter* of pig* to do two big Job*
well. Firit, it'a tea* for condi
tioning tho aow. Mart loading
at breeding time and keep fed
on it until h day* baton sho'a
ready to farrow. TbM put hog
on Purina D * F Chow u t i l
10 dayi a fta t forrowiag whM
ah* should bo rotuntod to Sow
k Pig Chow. This la the pro.
grim a n d at tha Furlito Boaaarch F irm whaiw U overage
of bottar Aan to pin* hava
boon farrowed per Uttar to
ovw 1,400 litters. Average
weight per pig: tH to g ike.
L A D Y IN T H E
D EA TH HOUSE
SH AK E HANDS
W IT H M U R D E R
trAftTI SUMDAT
GRQ58T OtSmOR
■ >7V o*t Out erne* wins
.’V .
m wvwiW
When nigs aro wanned Aay
go from Purina Pig SUrtaaa to
Sow k Pig Chow like boes no
to honey, leifdod. Sow A Fig
will hoop pito totrryixg to
hot. When they aver ago about
JSS A*., put thorn on Hog Chow
and grain. Yoa Mr, low A Fig
pUyo • Mg pen to m ertsito i
to o n 1.7to to U P Aa., I m n
n I B m i.
_
ban Aeir average water space
requirements.
Undo givos much relief. Man-
modi ehadea nr* Just Is offeelive i t tree*. Aluminum roof
ing or paint, a layar ef straw
or hoy, whit* paint , . , msny
inch reef «*v*ringw imprnva
the value of shadoa aad help
coal building*,
VontiUtton should bo ajuatod >0
1 maximum amount of air
low* through buddies*. This b
eapoaiaUy important to oonflnomow* operatbni, where bird*
and animal* can’t leave tho
huQdtaf. Forina Bosearth Farm
"F o r Control
• f C oed"
m m
You may barn aiah ,* * * 1
chicken* and M D u n
know W. Ha vo you j B
bo bad catwfuily tor W S J
Moody dropping* ip \ |j j p S
th* littagf l i e y a vabAAri oyu
tor U b symptom of aocaf. Furton fcdf i Hon Li ptod ahonid ho
given through drinking water,
whan eoaci shows i*.Comptoto
direction on tho labol. Order « IIMPSON FARM SUPPLY
lto w . SECOND BY
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S o f e a t W S S D r iv e n
F o llo w S im p le Rule&i
Mr J h
Collision Of Train,
Truck Takes 3 Lives
'»
FORT GREEN '.D-Th* O a m ^
•VH.Ion of t .m ill p»n»n<er
train and a loaded gasoline tanker
truck took three live* yeslerde*
and left a fourth man In critical
condition.
He I* William 3. Crosby. a Ne
gro porter from Tampa,'In a Wau*
ehula hoipital with bum*.
Dead from hum* are the truck
driver, Clifford Ledger; the train
conductor, L. A. Klosterman, U:
and N. G. Adams, IS, e x p r^ i
messenger on the train.
The three-ear train carried on)*
one passenger—I«om Hampton of
Ona who escaped with minor cut*
and burns
Herbert Holloway. a Negro pullman porter from New York, is in
lood condition with lacerations of
he head and hands.
Two other train crewmen » t ' i
unhurt.
A
Fort Green It a small farming
community on a branch line of th*
Seaboard Railroad between Tam
pa, 40 mile* to the northweat, and
Boca Grand#.
Smith, Dodge Safety C- w heat
IF YOVKE PLANNING an automobile vacation frlp,“ youir
probably paae many of the safest motorist# on the road. Drivers
of huge haulaway tracks, eatrytag new ears from factory to dealership, boast the beat highway safety records In the country.
ih
bile Transporters, have only one
accident in each 188,748 miles.
This la remarkable when one
considers that the distance la
equivalent to all time* around the
world^and that an accident la
lerist rams one
sated in Bleau'e hints for aafo
highway motoring.
.
L Blend into the trifle in
which you are driving. Then ad-'
Just your speed to weather and!
road conditional Look far enough
ahead to observe the need to re-j
dues speed for smooth stops and'
easy turns. Always reduce, your,
speed near tha crest of a hill un
til ym can sen beyond the hill-'
f
•t A Keen you eye* la constant
D. W. COLLIE
tnduitrtsl Comi
DSN. (right) i
duetrial safety
PtRLD RBPRE8KNTA1TYI ed the Department of Industrial Safety of tha Florida
■Ion, (center) presents Charle, R. Clemmer, Chief Aviation Msehtniat Hats,
T. I. Michels, (lsft) with certificates for completion of a 10 hour course on iniductad by Collier aboard Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station racantly. The
to civilian and military supervisor! of tha station. (Official Photo, U. A Navy)
People Go Shopping
bidder bars acting for .a donor.
A slern-faesd chief, with feath
ered crown, g o l d e n earrings,
fringed tunic and buckskin trou
sers, will go to lobby of Newsday, t newspaper on Nsw York's
Long Island.
Harry O. Guggenheim, husband
of publisher Alicia Patterson,
bought .tho proud, old warrier for
f t ,03S for the newspaper building,
and alio plckad up a squaw for
$310.
The 100 figure* were about half
of a huge collection, gathered dur
ing aome 30 yean of collecting
Indian relics by thi late Rudolph
P. Haffenrsffer, ,of Providence.
The etatues w e r e recently
turned over to the Narragansett
Brewing Company Foundation, of
which hta son la trustee, to be sold
with the proceeds to go for chari
table and educational purposes.
'Visit-Vision' Is
Shown At Confob
Are You Out O f A Job?
The Sanford Herulrl
Would Like To
COLUMBUS. Ohio f.n-Now It's
possible to "vlili" hospital pa
tient* w i t h communicable dis
eases without making direct con
tact with- the patients.
"Visit-vision"—a new electronic
fadnel which permit, this—was
ill.played ’today at the annual convention of the Ohio Hospital Assn,
it wsi first Introduced at Morris
town, N.J., earlier thi* month.
Hero’e ho# It works:
In the patient's room Is a minia
ture television camera with a
viewing screen and a special telephono, Th* hospital lobby would
have the same eiiulpnient.
Tho vi.ltor, from the lobby,
diet, the channel tuned to the pa
tient's room. Visitor and patient
(hen have a full vl*w of each other
and-m ay carry on a telephone
conversation without fear of germ
transmittal.
w h o s e *2 t 3
Mite Smith *
driven travel It,000,000 railta
each year. During the p u t flea
years this company h u averaged
only one accident for each 20,108 mliea of driving,
I Norman 3. Bleau, who carefully
•electa and train* Automobile
Shippers’ new driven, elyi that
every motorist can travel the
highway! in safety by observing
the same caution and mice prac
ticed by his driven.
I He teaches them te he defewI live driven. In other wards,
they a n trained te keep their
vehicles free from residents despits the carelessness and reckIt tan cm of olhtr motor lata.
motion to the front, loft and
rtcht and Into the rearview
mover to ahserva tn fls In all
directions, Novsr tarn your
hood to talk to eomooso fas tho
rear tool Novsr admire tho
oesatry Phils driving. Don’t
daydream at Iks wheel
A Avoid blind ewsma away
from aids haunts. These instinc
tive swerves era the most fro-
AliLAI STEVENSON ARRIVES IN SANFORD. Greeting the Presi
dential hopeful I. (In the background) Mayor F. D. Scott and (right)
City Commissioner John Krider (St.,ft Photo)
A Be extra careful betwaen 4.
id I M L—the dangerous twl-;
ght hour* whan visibility U,
lcky for you, pedestrians end
other driven. Turn your light*
on early. Remember that you lose,
thres-fourths of your visibility by,
driving with grimy windshields
and headlights.
' 5.
a nDe
. act ublindly
i ^ f i w a—<1
|
(n et »M
tnfRe signs and signals — same
drivers de net see theta, others
often Igaere them.
6. There ere lot of good driver*1
Woman driven, who frequently
“take over” for long stretch*# of on the highway—but watch uu^
Montgomery C lift Back In Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD
— Tho screen’s to be very busy. After this one,
least active young star. Mont- I’ll probably do Tho Devil’* DUgomcry Clift, Is back In Holly- Hple’ with Laurence Olivier and
wood making a movie.
Lapcaster There are two or
Clift, still pencil-slim at 33. has *reo other. I may do right afterreturned to town for MGM's Civil war'
War epic, "Ralntree County." lie
But 'hot doesn’t mean that he’ll
s not one to push his acting move here. His homo la atill New
rarccr. In Ills nine ye ars in films York, though it is merely a base
h i. is only his ninth movie
o' operation*. During his two-year
Ills last one here was the great absence, he did a great deal of
•From Hero to Eternity " Many traveling, especially In Europe,
icton would have folio,* c- I up Fortunately for him, he has In.uch a classic with other films «»*«• hi* money wisely, so he can
Jot Clift. Ha absented himself
t0 tako long vacations,
rom Hollywood far two year- , c l £‘ «o£> solid fema!e »“PP«rt
li. only film activity was an Hal- " " R
C°“nty ffom 1E,,« ;
in-made picturo with Jennifer ^ :th T?y*or; h * co-star In A
,0
Place in the Sun," and Eva
i f . not because Clift hasn’t had
Salat. Mlaa Taylor, with as
ffera. He and Marlon Brando are ctchn« » drattl *» y“u v? «v«r
he most-,ought of the youn:: atrt’Prc’ent*
South, and
ors. Cllft'a agent estimates that M‘JS Salnt th“ North'
be actor has turned down four. ,T!’e ll1™ lakcs a "°ft!;ern P°ln*
Million dollars' wo-th of salary °f v‘®»* h“**v#r; whi^ 11 ,unu' u! 1
ince hi. last Mm.
!n C " V Z 'C ’ T ? , w
How come? 1 pinner! him down * afd Omytryck explained that
n Lot No. 3 at MGM, where the
stury £oncefn*
lmPact »f
,lg Western street had been made tn!Lwar '» " fl" Ind ana town’ ,
ver for a pre-CIvU War Fourth of ,
, mov,a 1
» s rc .te .t
lilt* celebration
domestic effort, with an expected
, ,
bill of $.',.300,000. (Th-,
"I just haven’t ,found. ,u
the stories
,, „ 4tudlo'a
want to d o " he explained.
d
lm
c™
vacation driving; will b* IntertUy tha lights and to require new
signed locations to be approve
by city council. Meanwhile, Cap'
n. P. Smith, head of th* polio
(raffle bureau let it be knowr
that "we’ll continue to enforce th
COLUMBUS, Ohio W - Colum law whether th* light i* there Ir
bus officials have learn,-.! to thalr gaily or not. If a man go*
surprise that there’s no leglila- through a light, he'll gat a ticket."
tlnn In the city eod* to Justify
location of the city’s 430 traffic
lights.
Members of elty council's safe
ty commutes and city traffic com
mission were told that research
of Irglilative act* reaching back
to 1924. when the first city traffic
light was Inatalled, ihowad no
mcaiuraa authorizing location of
traffic signal*.
City officials ware asked to pre
pare emergency legislation to Jus-
Officials Learn
No Law Justifying
Location O f Lights
3 a „r * r . i r s . ; : r ...vow it M l. .. a rm * * . ; : \ sX
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Harlan Jail Holds
Convicts Not Water
Help You
HARLAN, Ky. tfv—lfsrlan Coun
ty Jail may held prisoner! but H
doesn't hold water.
Six prisoner* flooded portions of
the Jail* to protest their confine
ment to cell* for attempting a
break.
LAST TIME TONICHT
STARTS Till
“ VlstaVIslon Visits’*
“NORWAY”
FEATURE! V.St — H I
8ATURDAT ONLT
SECOND FEATURE
RICHARD CONTE
Serial! "JUNGLE RAIDERS’^
__NO. 14 — CARTOON
CUNDAT AND MONDAY
k;. L°.V’.r, . 1r . U“ i
Tenm-jive.
MAR CAR I: r TO HONEYMOON
IN NASSAU
NEW YORK its—Clifton Daniel,
Mavgaret Truman's fiance, .ays
they will honeymoon In Nassau,
tho Bahamas, after their April 21
wedding at the Independence, Mo„
homo of fernu-r (’resident and
Mrs. Harry S. Truman.
Daniel, assistant to the foreign
nhvs editor of tho New York
Times, said yes'erriay the Nassau
home of Count and Countess Guy
ile la Fregonnlcro had been of
fered to them for their honey
moon.
The water reaped through the
second floor, down to the first
floor lobby and Into the office of
the circuit court clerk.
The prisoner* stopped the drains
In thalr lavatoriei and turned on
the water full force, after being
denied freedom of the lockup
area.
* * * AND SAVE
ADLAI RTEVKNSON TAKER TIME OUT U spew's briefly to his Sanford audience during hie Wed.
nesday afternoon visit hern. (Staff Photo)
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m SATUBDAY, APRIL 14th
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advantage of thla economical way to repajfc your home. An FHA Loan will pay for
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APT. Site Elector Stove........ *23.
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BEDS-SPR1NG8-MATTRERSES
OR SALE—1 Bedroom hou»e
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price.
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PLUMBING
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FURN. home on l^mon Bluff Rd
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ENVELOPES, lettrrheida. etele- DRESSES, Cotloni, Rayon'
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TYPING LETTER WRITING
everything in phnto luppllei. 2ir>
keeping, tl cm neek. up Day
PROMPT SERVI.E
RATES FOR
S. Park Ave,
Rate.. 11.00 L up. 420 \\ \ •
CABINETS and furniture built
PHONE 3IM
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
reflnlrhed and repaired. Re* nut
UK Santoid All. Nel l. Bank Bldi
reproduction el *1* French Ph NICE bedroom. Private eniranre
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD 14—APPI.IANCFR
ON REQUEST
and hath. Phone Wtl H',
32-R evenlngt.
CHIGIDA1HE epnlianeei. vale-,
~ incom e -t a x Users ’ic e
»77 c o m m e r c ia i .
and
aervice
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High.
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viedo
Wm. H. Murray
FI* Phone FO.V3314 or Kanfr.rn « -F A M AIND GARTEN
4—LOST AM* POUND
_
j Mil Celery Ave. I'hunr ISAI \1
GROCERY Store A Get Station
1*13 W alter 4 p m
Evltbli-hed huuneu loration
LOST—Sitmc*t Cat aniwer* h« f'lnved Sunday end Wnrine.day
I3lf> Ford Ti«ctnr Uoun.e Boltotn
Phone !>243 Sanford. Fla.
AIR C O N D ITIO N IN G
H" Plow, 3 Row Cultivator.
tin namr o( Meow-Ann. EmJ <u LTHOUs'lKRING
F"f Huum nr Hutldini
_ Uil crooked, very gentle. HE Custom Made Drapery and Slit
B R frr TRACTOR CO.
lliway IT n Hoeth
Phone vet • REA L ESTATE
• w a r d . Phone J i n J l . S, C
II. n. DOPE CO. INC.
Cover*
<*7—BROKERS and REALTORS STORK OVERTAKE* AIRLINE!
**—HOMES
Dicker■.<»!*, So Senlord Ave
:oe Nnulh Perk Ave. Droitr lilt)
STANLEY KULP
Grove Ceretaking. Dhelng. DualSi—HOMES
SIOUX LOOKOUT, Ont. UUTM
P
nine
senior
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IF IT IS KEAI. ESTATE
tnj. .Spraying, Fertillting. A I
L O S T —Y OU N (i htack-amJ tan
PRICED TO SELL Fine locaiinn,
ELR1TROLUX veruum deener*
*tnrk overtook an airliner a*?n?i s rark i lliway iT-ns»
Setting Ymmg Tree. Wheirhe!1
oruidlt, inalr, pari hull, »i i
J BR, many feature*. Nn hrnk
»*k Crniuley l Mnaledk
prrferl rnndlt'nn. with atiarh
'16.3(10. lor new 3 bedroom hnu*e, I er*. Hux *06. Senfnrd Herald.
linn p servtee. Call ?y(.
pruichtni thl* nnrthweti Ontxrie
irmtmtd cat a REWARD. II A
at 111 Suiilh Park Phnne 771
ntrnt> From UU in *23 Phnne
mrliu|e» Frigiriaire tppllanrer,
T. V. REPAIRS
They Knew
community yeiterdey. Mre. BanNev. man. I'honr 313 or IMS
1723.R
Heater.
Screen
Pnreh,
Ullllti
LOVELY
modern
home
by
owner
Til in p in .xerm r ta n - 13 99 W
m jhu.
trice Roundhead give birth tn a
IM—MUSIC \l. INSTRUMENTS
Room. Car-port nn paved vireet
2 hrdrnnmi, including >nme fur
\ Norn* I'h 1339 ,1. ty Herrm, n - n i lLDtNG MATERIAL*
A rIIv veuer. Only *223. down:
mime Beautifully landiraprd I.DOKIM * KI1R IIA R U A IN ? in pound daughter ee her plant
9— PERSONAL NOTICES
Ph 2603.1. Licensed Tecnm
circled thp field. Mr*. Fred Mg*
Western * Classlesl * Popular
monthly, inrlude. late* *
Call 2(|7 Orange Ave.
run*, guaranteed work
fil VARIETIES PANELING Album- - RECORDS • Slnales *61
Imuranre.
I'nliniihed hootf on ten nil*, nut Donald, a nur** aceompenytnj
UDAT Milk
Native
and
Pnretgn
Wood*
Ode city. 740 ft, X til ft. C.otnl Mr*, Roundhead, delivered thl
Randall P rin t. South
. WANT a Stanley Party f Ne.-d
X4—LGTS
nilKllR’S MUSIC SHOP
See Them At
I’ruducl*? Call 2212 J
term* Will lake trailer i* pert hahy.
Sanford Avt. Phone MO-W-l
I.DW n.1. R DRIER
ph. .mu
S lirrm n n C oprrel e Pip* Co ,h» tv isi si,
EXCELLENT I.ui. Inquire 2*nn payment. Total prim. U,T.3n.nn
Rnltder _ Phene I***
W.ten ynur Elrclrie Motor*
I mi Wftl I3th S'.
Ph 2tX3
Megaxlie.
See it* Inc french Ave, Property.
Office y**| S (lrlaeiie he.
AUTOMOTIVE
• *•* i r- A Star” r* Kell
• RENTALS
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*7—BHDKERS end KF.Al.lflRS
rail Ihe Electric No. 90.1
1.344 French Av*.
S—BOATS AND HOTORR
Miracle
Cnnrrere
Cn
E. . . . . . . .9 , i t yr« p.per.dice
V— .P ARTMENTR
W « < * T O « d "th t|
.1. AV. H A L L , R EA LTO R
um
Elm
Ave.
Phnee
1333
T II LANSING GARAGE
WITHIN VOI R MEANS
“Cell
Hall"
Phone
17.3*
ROBSON S p o rtin g Goods
i WKI.AKA 4 PARTMENTS:" room*
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
2 Urn, CR Nn hath, but ruv w.i
F O R D - ^ k .<
U SED BRICK
private hathv 114 w Find S'
Evlnmdt Satie A tttrvlt*
Ml Wert Mth Si.
ter. >.n -mail pint Jim out ul
CI.AS.SIHEP d is p l a y
1
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i
At!LOADS
beautiful
med
.7*4 E. lit St.
Phone *M
eity
12
,tnn
TERMS.
- peri Roqkkccptnj for 'mail bu*(brick Orange, red. and hurni Avainn ApU. KMelenej
7*0 W
Let ui teU or exchange your boat,
no*. Including Income Tax Km.
Mirk See them it SHERMAN
I
WANTED
motor, or trallar* Ktllarney Korturn*. Social Security rrporli
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
WE HAVE PROSPECTS FOR
FlIKNIRHED
Apl
ncr Boil Exchinie. Hwy. 17-91
and Rale* Tex. Call 222I Hugh
YOUR PROPERTY, Hnnie, all
Vtlle,
kC b u s in e s s EQUIPMENT
4> L Fairbanki Avr Winter Perk
i Whelchel ,fr
lypee, mn*tly larger Acreifge
w. P. SMITH
» Eli. Phone 6.7031
large and *mal! Block* ot Ini*,
IIA W Es ii.lue Machina Co 'dean add rime tn 3-Room turn
.’1—HELP WA.NTEII-FE.31 3*.F
lifted apartment. Ebon* 614
etc Ltat 3’nitr Prnpertv and l>.t 1313 Park Pk. 1174Typewriter*, adding machine*
f.V-v a H. P. Uulbnerd Motor at
U* Work For You Some ('•»h
Salta Renuli 314 Mas Ph 44 FURNISHED apartment elute in
D iaU r'i Price. Standard Service . jJ i.U l i ’.v In work in Dam
DDHAM A TUDOR. INC.
Ruver*
HOWKVKIt
MANY
L E T T E R 'A W A R D
ij'.r n .
Kounlam
experience
Ltitlon oppsalta Cots't Houi*.
Phone
1311
nr
tl4»-W.
NEEDED WITH ATTRACTIVE
IT-FU RNIT' JRe - h o u se h o l d
heln:ul. Apply Dairy Dueen.
"Ruildera of Finer Hnmea"
■a aw 'oirrtTA N G IIM
TERMS.
GOODS
i HUTCHISON'S Oceen
Front
utter*
i^MOTOBCYCLEB-BlCYCLM ” Fur general home work. Halt
Apt* 139 S Atlmtte. Daytttfli Reatltililll* Deiigned Three end
FOBD OCALCMHIF
(la;., 3 day* a week Wu-I 'i^ve
W it. “ Rill” STFMPFR
Beach, t all 3374 W
*
DIG H*rley P*vld»on Mnlurcvcle
Heallot - Generel nisuranre
o .mi r.iin.'por,aiion
llclrreiii'c.'
III! II MAN Pill III MAN
Four
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Hume*
Im
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'9 * ^
71 cu. In., 19(3. Saddle hag* and
fitly Allen. Aitnrlate
P.lolir 2.130
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit
Florida Living
vvindihield *2.V». William*. X'W
Arlell* Price, A**nrt*te
Wheiner you have vn eiiaie nr * able for bachelor or couple.
A
l.l.
Eicimbla Drive, I’hon* ISM-W SPECIAL NOTICE Tn Colored bungalow you will br proud to
Phnne 2122
III V Park Aye.
Fit A *nd \A i Gli Fmaneed
Private hath. Aero** fnim Pait
.Salr, Women Our Manager will rail It home il vmi rlio n r your
KI NDS
• Prired from 111.Pin in $iA.iwm
Strickland-M orrlaoij
iltflre.
Manuel
Jacoh*nn.
I'MALL HarleyDividaon "123’
inter* ,c« you ip your home Im lurniltire from “ ECHOLS'*
v
I'h
n
n
e
.1184 I>Rys
Sale*
ttitle#—MIX
Sn.
Fruurti
Ave
motcveycle, 1131. lioo. Plum.pari-nine work representing
Conutlt
3
REALTOR
Flr*l
MODERN Kitchenette* i t Fine
Inc.
Cmmetlc* Company. Wrp# Bm EASY I KIIMS ■ Fit EE DELIVERY
1M1-J.
Phone lino or 2M0
Grove Motor Court. Miway 17-12,
t'U L l.K N A HARKKY
Your
Friendly
fned Dealer’
•
HRUSI1
find
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P
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A
T
B7j. Orlando.
Thon*
W.P. 271133, Kernel*
1*41 N, Park Ave. Phnne 1311
Since |03t
week nr rSonlh
Vint nor *tme now and lake ad
11—FABTb-Rc.n AlR9
TED BURNETT
(anlege of our "SPUING SALE"
EA R N »»fl W E E K L Y
1st SI. a! S a n fo rd A ?* .!
Seminole Realty
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN Sewing Bahywrar. No ra o v j.'in ; ’ Bedroom Sul lea from *#• on up FURNISHED Duplex apt. 100 Elm
Ave.
Call
12B-M
1952-51 N ights
MENr AND WHEET, BALANC
Phnn# 2im
]2 pc Secimnal*
soon up
W, DIETRIt Its
T. W. MEKO
Knrlmed
atamped,
addrerard
i
INU—Paencngcy c a n
and
ttet Perk Avr.
rhune 27 nr 143
3A.3n up CLEAN apl. Inr nne nr iwe people
envelope
Jlalty wear, Morris 1 Dinrtip Set*
Trurkat all make*, »lte»—’* tun
1Reclining Chair*
49 .Vi •*
*33 611 Park Ave
town, Tenn.
to Sdon. Senunnlf I ounly Mol
Oruaimnal Chair*
" b a l l REA LTY "
cri. Inc. sis E. l*i si ph o n e
I Choice lahriuv)
39..VI ea Kllicicncy aparimrnl*. *tr eonJS—MALE nr FEMALE
ddloning and TV nptmnil. 2421
I
Luingea
a4..v> ea
RAYMOND M. BALI.
9 ,vll‘
S. Park (Highway 1711), San
l)dd Cheilv of Drawer* 34.30 ta
OSCAR M HARRISON
RELIABLE enuple Inr home work
ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT
REG. BROKERS
m ITt i u i l e e b
and yard mainteneure loving
g D. Rlghleymen, Aunclite
REDDING IFEdALS
quarter*
lurmahrd.
Jinn
month
3
ROOM
completely
htmlihed
FURNISHED AND INSTALLED
l will pay YOU io ice tJS hetnre
N4 SnttDt Perk Ale.
Phnne 946
Lea*
T. O. Box MTS
apartment
Rravnnahle. Water
JU Buy. Open Evening* and
Keg. Trade
1
Redreem
Concrete
Sleek
Included.
313
Palmeitn,
Phnne
BY
undiy*
(julllnp M attrr'i
)6H ,V1 |4».3n
\i£-H A .ESMKN-AGENTS
PA IN T — HI.ROW (JKKASK
\ A — ||23 Down Payment
Eaitildf Trailer Sllea,
Huy ill Cnrnlorl
39 .To ;ia.3ll 3381.
*>6 Per Month P A I
Palatka. Fla
Folk*.
Inr
•
little
rrpalr*
and
*ome
39 JO 2*.:ifl 3-ROOM
I HERE IS YOUI(~OPPORTUNTT7' Prr HlIt Special
kitchen Fully Equipped
furniihed
• penmen!
painf you can get a ctila 3
29..Y1 14.,30 Clo.e
for a prolilablr hu'lness Be- Echnl* Special
“ BULK FRUIT
ANIl
FLAT
I’loie in, lit
III E
E. *th SI. *.30 00 Art fa«i to -home color* end tile
bedroom home It ha* a «<-rccneri
Matching
Bnt
Spring*
at
Iden
|
cause
of
the
demand
lor
Raw
TRAILERS, tinalc axle. 21 ami
monthly. Phnne 2166 nr tail
A. K. Shoemaker. Builder
pnrrh and convenient entrance
tical Saving*.
GENERAL T ILE CONTRACTOR
leigh Product* in Sanford I am
M feet Ten in rlii.e out at
Fbeee IMI
irom both living room and hrdunable
In
rail
nn
all
lamlliev
BEAUTIFUI,
2
bedroom
furniihed
*7*3. Only *193 down ami S.37 ran
rnnm
Nice
garage
with
ample
DIAL Sanford 2198-W
garage apt. All convenleneia.
See mr (nr pirtlcularx nr wriie Manv man/ more Identical apeci
t% monthly Come early and take
elnragc and itllllly room Beau
Call *3.3 M.
v your pick GREAT DANK , flnwleigh'a Dept. FAD-I10-2I6. at* ion numerom to list, bid avail
llfvil
<hadc
and
rltru*
tree*
on,
Memphis, Trnn. U. t,. Shun.vn, able at
DIAMOND T Hi] South Orange
a 73 X 130 tool lot, and tl'i,
I-HOOM iinfurniahed downatelr*
S7I6 Cheney Hwy„ Orlindn. Fla
lloaaom Trad, Orlando. A-Duil.*'
OUTSIDE Ilie rltv YOURS FOR
apt. Ill Oieandn Ave. US mn.
NOT A PROJECT!
— EASY TERMS---A LOW DOWN PAYMENT AND
Call 132 m nr IM-w alter « p.m.
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
FtjjTTALE”"l933 imperial Mobile II—3VURK WANTEiC m AI E
FLEXIBLE IrtRMS.
Corner Ind. A Magnolle Eli. 12.11
homi with nr without air-conNICELY lurnt'hert 3 loom gtrige BIT Home* of Seal individual!
dlltomng 29' all mrnlern tun- SCHOOL BOY with power mower
"Bud Bamberger" Mgr.
apt. *4.3 mo. 612 Park Ave.
uanl* mowing. Phnne 716-31 I
Open Monday* ‘ill *;00 p.m,
. ventence*. Will tarrilicc. Call
tv Rrttieay Ferm Horn**. Eerly
diyi 72 nr mghD .Vain (1.
VISIT Dim RAICON3
NICE rlren 3 room, 2 bedrnom
l,J
Amertcin, Ultra Modem. Con Si. M nt ^
FINANCIAL
itpMair* apl. Srreened porrhet
lenltonil A T r e n c h Colonial
Bur ynur Furniture at Berry’i
Thon*
1179
A.
B
Peterion.Broker
type*.
14—LIED CARR
A garage. Take t child, no pale.
Warehouse Furn,, Co., at Ml W.
14-INSURANCE
Aieoctele*
A. B Peterion lr„
Call Mr*. Monfnrlnn 276-J lo
I n SI. All nationally adv. fur
P. J. Che,ter*nn. Gerflelrl Wileee.
BUILT
Dn
Large
Lendveaped
niture
at
warehmiw
prieee.
i2 BUU K special Thl* car i*
letia. John M*t*ch. R W Wil
I-"*: in the bait of neighbor
Freferrad Relee te FrelerrM
ui excellent running cnndliion.
Item*. Herel M Field. A. C.
Died furniture, epnitaacei, tool*. WVELY rederorated epertmente.
Felltyhddrri
hood*.
N|w Tire*, luw mileage. Price il
Dmiilney, L*nd Surveyor.
etc. Bought-aeld. Lerry'i u ir t.
1717 Perk Ave. Phone 1743-J.
John WllliaRM Ins. Agency
rum , Ph. ziiS R.
321 C u t lit St Phene 1( 11 ,
417 aieferd Atlantic Reek
UNFUKNISHED 3 bedroom garage COMPLETE with ell the feettiree
Ph*»# 2488 ]
Ottl Went 15th SI.
FOR- SALE-1931 ""('he*7 - D l 'x ~
Phnne *4
you h»y« dreamed about inch
IT—fIJ rnt Tv RE—HOUSEHOLDLOW DOWN PAYMENT
apt. Phone 2491 nr 241.
ujot. Pract new lire* Mum *ell
GOODS
*11.non
-3
hedrnotn
frame
home
it
colored
General
Elerlrtr
epIdr cu n , ItTS. Phone 3074-W,
1-ROOM furniihed eottege, Apply
on rorner lot, Large screen
nitineei and colored plumbing
jt—h o u se s —r Am. r.
aiwj a p m.
son w. n th St.
pnreh. Hardwood (Inor*. Vene
future i.
tun blind*, apare healer and
PrNTO Gelding, 7 yre. nid. Gentle
'BUSINESS
■ r r i o u I N C Y Apt eireondiwater heater Included.
hut ipirited, S10O. Aim mrrel
rR E -IN V K N T O R T
tinned. 17-92 inttih city Umlte AND available it rweioaihle
quarter horie filly aired by
price* with the heel financing
Sltimherland Court.
SERVICES
Home* — Lola — Acreage
Florida champion quarter hor*t
4 with minimum down-pay
DISCOUN T
Both fil, good condition. Call
u -au iorM -iN num iA i,
CLEARANCE
Y
...... . Number Ph. 971
ment*.
OZIKR REALTY CO.
1312 Hay*._________________
Harriett’s Beauty Nook
Laura
R.
Oiler
OFriCE SPACE - 4 room*. Palregtilnr 189,50
.
m i so. Oik
Reg. Real Eitete Broker
FEDERAL
EXCHANGE
rnello Bldg, Cell 1784 or 14*4.
MERCHANDISE
Wellhflm C. Phlllipe, Jrf««t So. Orlando Dr. — Ph. 1**9
I f —BUILDING . I BEA U !
$ 1-09
$ 14.61
IT-ROUIEA and COTTAGES
670*15
Swivel P tn tfn rm R ocker
PAINTING
48—POUI.TR T
Tn Help Ymi fluy o r Sell
w ith 5-lnrh foam ru b b e r
SEE Seminele Realty Mr Deetr- Sine# 1141, Sanford1* tending
1.16
15.P6
710*15
FLOOR landing
e
and ftalahlai. GREY Geeae, one pair with Go*
rem ovable cunhion
■hie Hoaee end Ante. Phone IT. Builder of home* lor over 1.600
Rn*a L. Payinn, Broker
Box
<W1IUI, waxing. Serylog Sent- llnge. M n. Roberta, Rt,
1.05
11.29
600*16
4 ROOM Btrnlihed h^iiae. Phone people hale* Office. Little Venice Annahelle B. Mender.nn, Aexnrlele
262. Upaule Rd_____________
M*
Alberta J. Hell, A**ocieie
in !/*ch Arbor.
1909.
'r S K .^ M S 'u . r ,
Phone 2*71
IT *1 at Hiawatha
42—ARTICLES fOR RENT
PRONE |M4
^Z *L «O T R IC A t, Cast ra n te rs^
2 BEDROOM Unfurnlihad. Kltehcn
Rnlleway, Roapltal a n d R i h r
Alexander A Strlmrer
equipped, large frnred-ln yard
• PAV .AS YOU H lr ,r
■ANDALL ELKCTRIC CO. Rada. Day, Wee* or Month—
for cugplet with children, phone RY OWNER — I bedroom cement
Heal Ktiele * ln«urane«
• USE OUR BU D G ET T E R M !
Tel. 141*. Furniture Center—
E leetiled Contracting and Repair*
block Price *1*00 Including Mr* l/iurtnn vteuenger. Ai*ne
11S Wait P in t
I'h 16
TV Service C e n ttr
drape*, wall to well carpeting, 1197 Magnolia Ave.
I bedroom home furniihed. Tite
312* s. Yale Ave.
>S>dli and Croiley Appltaatee ro R RENT — Dreeltne and opera
hath k kitchen, *33. Apply A1
MAYFAIR SECTION
• Asb gbnut ntir Super Safety Tire
l i t M tfnolim Ave.
P h . 118 tor by Rnur, week er Month
Gibbon*. Lake Monroe.
FOR Rent- or Sale. 3-Redroom New ,7 bedroom home. Tvtn tiled
Pho"* 14.31. Lee Conatruetton Co.
home by owner. Lake Mary I hath*, nulll-in ilova and oven
18—LAUNDIT-DRT CLEANING
only
S-ledroem houia near R ue. Chil Kitchen equipped. Phone 1920
in kltehcn. Extra large utility
4.3—ARTICLES FOR KALE
dren
Welcome.
Phone
MM.
J 3,
• Weah and Damp Dry
room. Sprinkler »y*lrin end
EASY
TERMS
Week t U Dry Feld NEW k Uied fiirnlture at birgatn
deep well in yard. Two I*rueI
BEDROOM
home,
1l»
hath*.
6
room*
end
hath
frame,
29x30
price*. Paying lop price* for
j lot*. Print *29,309 with term*
M «ther of S anford
Convenient location, 1002 Mag
tarage. 3ftxtn hlock building
G m itg
good tiaed furniture, adding >•»-#* l
nolia,
call
1M.W.
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f
t.
Phene
I
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f
.3 arrei, gong inveatmenl |>o RttSrrl A. Wlllinnts, llrnllnr
STATE DISTBIBUTORS rnn DENMAN TIRES
marhlne*. ram regular. Rl
o K M M II U inip em t
Stock. SUPER THADING FO .
” \ wmm
> M k mm
IMe re
Feed Mart M4f.
Ke.vm"!' Lunt!qt!)SI. ,Visit «i*
•
VHONE 5111
J*N. Ap^. 101 V| Weil fjrg t S t..' tcntiil, raaxunable. Jlorroi Rd
——
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'Phone p .ii AUantic Bank bid*.;
1 alia X U4
lItm HU,*,
THE OLD HOME TOWN .................. By STANLEY
F
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PAINTING
T I L E
i
D ICK
MAPES
S H E R M A N C O N C R ETE
P IP E CO.
SO'?*
■Wr
UPT°
FA
50/0
WHILE THEY
LAST
$58
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THE 8,
Frl. Apr. 18, tflSfi
Pin w
een
tro u b le d T axpayer
S e n d s I n te r n a l
R e v e n u e $3,900
;
WASHINGTON L^-Th* Infernal
Revenue Service ha* recalved
I1.W0 from Chicago, apparently
leaned by a taxpayer with a
troubled conaelenca.
iTha money, SO bank note* of
each, wax In a plain brown|
Manila envelope, with no accom
panying note. On the back of the
envelope waa a return address
ffidlng:
J . 0. Thlamuch
OSS Clyboume Ave.
, Chicago.
;Tha revenue aervlce aald there
ala* no auch addrea* In Chicago.
Tho money wa* tent to the
Tr*l»ary’» conscience fund.
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Tony Oallued, after tlulr wedding In Franklin, N. J. Next In line for Ihe altar ia actreaa Eva Catjor,)
»hown at left with Dr. John Williams whom ahe will wed aoon In Connecticut And, of coum , there a Zsa
Z»a, who will marry Hal Jluyei, businessman. Mama Jolla stand* healde the newly wtds. fln(*m*|lonal)
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(Special) —SI o r e than 60,0<i0
Florid* Hoy Scouts will Intensify
their study.end practice of forest
conservation this year In striv
ing for ■ new “Award of , Merit"
offered to ciuallfylng troops by
wood-using Industries,
New emphasis nn forestry and
work toward winning the awards
will begin In April with uso of
n special forestry kit by all of
tho state'* Scout troops, accord
ing t<> Smi,tin, Hudson, chair
man of tho Ftorldu Forest Indus
trie* Committee. Some 2.2G0 kits
and the awards of merit are
being provided by American For
est 1’rodiiel* Industries, Inc., re
presented In the state by Hud
son’s committee.
To win the award, 78 per cent
of the Seoul* In a troop must
participate In three top conser
vation projects, and 76 per cent
of the boys must attain Indi
vidual conservation goals.
Direction* for snggestsd troop
conservation projects, all design
ed lo do a "good turn" for tho
forests, nre Included in tho for
estry kits. Among them are
planting seedling* on a Tr,o
Farm, participating In a local
treo Insect nml dlsrnse control
project, erecting roadside Keop
(Jrecn fir* prevention signs and
conducting mock forest fire fight
ing demonstrations.
The forestry kit* also contain
direction* and suggestions for a
variety of other activities design
ed to stimulate Scout interest in
b a a n r* c n s s v u a
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Bodies Of Marines
Sent Home Today
Wood Industries
Offer Boy Scouts
Forestry Awards
PARRIS ISLAND. S. C. « t-T iB
bodies of six Marino vecruita who
drowned on ■ foreed march Into a
tidal stream here Sunday night
were sent horns today for b u r ia l!
Even *• a bi« plane chartered
by the Marine Corps look off
carrying five of the *lx fing«
draped coffin* to relative* In
northern cities, there were Ir.dlcalions that Investigation of tho
tragedy might be widened.
Chairman Vinson (D-1a) of U14
House Armed Services Committca
had a scheduled confe'once with
corps commandant Oen. Randolph
I’ato on tho-drowning*.
Vinson said 'ie would make no
statement about the possibility of
a committee Investigation until
after he talk* with Pate, who
came to the Marine base her*
Monday to take personal charge
of the Inveitlgaton. Later he (low
back to Washington.
A court of Inquiry here c o i^
tinued the palnatakln-* work < 9
piecing together d etilli of the
drowning) today after a warning
to tha Navy from Sen. Ives (It.
NY) that "an inadequat- Investi
gation or e x p l a n a t i o n of the
tragedy by the Navy would m u lt
In a congressional Investigation."
D a r t m o u t h football cuulnln
Robert Rex earner! two Rail Trot.i
his fullback position only f i t f
lime* during tha 1 DS8 season. ^
forestry, especially during A'n'*l,
Forestry Month for the imti m's
1.8 million Roy Scouts ami Ms*
plorer Scouts. Included are a tiri'r
gram for a loggers' field day, n
one-act piny, a forestry fuiuni,
directions for games and contv.it s
about trees and wood product',
and a conservation progress cimiA
to record each troop's aehivv™
manta.
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SANFORD. KM1RIIM
KnU bllnhed IflOi
XLVIll
.MONDAY, APRIL 16. 1956
Collins’ Visit
Set Wednesday
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A gigantic celebration has been
set for Go'ernor Leltoy t'ollln*',
visit to Seminole County Wednes
day afternoon,
Dan Wright, Campaign Director
in Seminole County for Gov, Col
lins laid this morning that he
will meet Gov. LeRey Colllna its
DtLand and eWdnesday morning to
bring the Governor to Sanford.
Gov. CoUlna will a.to p In
D# Bary for about 10 minutes lo
^
Intereit, Isiuts, tension, «nd greet bis many friends there,
campaigning are lner#asln| In th# Wright said,
loca race* on tha polltiet l»een«
"We will then come directly to
In ScmlnoU County.
Candidates are beglnnlm to bite Sanford and will ba r t th* corner
and bite back ai they appoer be- of Firit Street at Slsgnolln by
fore increulng crowd* at the Dem Touehton'i where he will spenk
ocratic Rallies being held through for about 13 minutes," said Dun
Wright.
out the County.
"From downtown Sanford. Gov.
Tho filth rally. In e series ol
eleven that wil lb« sponsored by Collins and his party wilt go to
th e Seminole County Democretle tho Sanford State farm er* Market THIS IK THE SIGN that will be displayed through mt the week in Sanfnrd stores explain* Gordon
Executive Committee will be held Where ho will meet hundred* of Sweeney, Banner Ilay* Chairman (right) to W. V. B .ting of Touchfott’a and C. 1- Redding of Metomorrow night at Bear Lake In Collin*’ friend* end supporter*," he Crory’s. (Staff Photo)
tlio Florida Power Corp. Lounge. said.
A gigantic celebration has been
Chairman Jim Lee of Oviedo
will bo on hand to emteo the planned for Governor Leltoy Colevent and to Introduce hach can- lini at Ihe "Colins For Governur"
tl ilato in hli turn on the ro*trum Headquarter* on the Sanford-Or
«r | before the microphone.
lando Highway next to Smltty's
b a n Thursday night. In- Long- Snappln’ Turtle, according to the
woud. Iludy Sloan continued to Seminole County Campaign Direc
pound away on hie permanent tor.
homestead exemption ayitem by a
Sandwiches and soft drinks will
card method. "I ilncerely believe be served there, said Dan Wright,
that In the growth of our county whero tha Governor can meet and
Final plan* for the gigantic
ue need till* new streamlined sys talk to hi* hundred* of friend* and
The *otintllnR of *tren* through sales event in Sanford Thursday,
tem," he said."
supporter* who are expected to Sanford street* wtll be the idgnnl Friday, and Saturday ar*, nearing
Jack .Stcmpcr told one of the turn out en masse to meet him. tonight between fi and (1:30 pm . completion ns Sanford Merchant*
largest crowd* yet to turn out at
A group of ladles have been for Ihe Mart of the Seminole Association President It. L. Perk
a Democratic Hally "I do not ln- selected for hostesses at the cclc- County l ’nit. Ainctiran Cancer So in* Jr. announce* the official
te-'.l to disrupt our Ux struclura." Dratiou and rally to be held at ciety’* all out "LighU-On" drive opening of tbe Municipal I’nikMl,» Mary E. Earle. due to ill- the lacal headquarters, Wright said for fund*.
ing Lot just off Commercial Avc.
nc*», tvn* unahlp to attend Tluirs* and a number of special event*
Every area of Lite city will find will bo held Thursday morning *l
J \ - V night'a voie-gettlng roundup. will lake
place when Guvcrncir volunteer worker* calling on home* tli.1t),
Raleigh Kins reiterated hi* Collins U grretrd at Ihe newly
Perkins said thal membora of
with literature and educational tna
aland "Tile a»*e*»ur* job la not repainted and redecorated Semi teri.il along with their request for the Merchants Association, Sentan office job. Therefore cnmlder nole County "Collin* For Gover
The Sanfnrd Armory, bousing
contribution* to carry on the three- Imde County Chamber of Com
w ’H the person you select."
Co. B, 131th Armored Infantry
nor" headquarters.
merce.
Sanfoid
Board
of
City
point program of Uto American
J im Meiu'li told tbe Longuood
Commissioners, Board of Semin- llatliillon. Commanded by Captain
From tl'.e local headquarter*.
Dunucratie Rally "If elected,- It Governor Collins will go to Long- Cancer Society.
nlu County Commissioner* and the Joseph D. Bryant, ha* been com
Headquarter) will b* set up In City Manager will be on hand pletely repainted al a cost of ap
In‘.end to have a reappraisal of vvnod and from there to Oviedo
tho Flurida State Bank for receiv for tlio event.
<Continued on Page Eight)
proximately 32,250.
whero John Courier anil Frank
ing tha contribution* n* they me
Further plan*, said official*, In
Whtebf have arranged a recepIn
tho
meantime,
merchant*
are
collected by the volunteer winker* feverishly completing huge stock clude the repainting of tha celling
Unit for him there.
under
the
chairmanship
n(
Mi*.
Following the Uvledo rccoptlon
ID:* of Item* thal will bo offer of the auditorium nn tho second
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Gov. Colllna experts tn go to Sla- Don Bale*.
ed m suvlnm/twr W uM l tty1 «*' door -of lh« armory and the reAlready, thouMituI* of Sanford p eetato ih * n f i f f it 't m l i ll i a i i l* tb n l flnUhing of Die panel* nf the top
via bafix'a continuing hi* campaign
lour on Into Orlando, where he It ami Central Florida citl/m* have will visit Sanford front the trade floor.
scheduled tn make a TV address had an opportunity to *ru the pro area.
General Mark W. Laura was In
gram of tlio American Cancer So
At * brief preview of some of Sanford la»l Wednesday tn inspect
over WDllO-TV at 8:30 p.m.
ciety
depleted
In
display.
’Die
win
tho
newly
arrived
sub*
llain*
there
Elsewhrrr nn ihe political scene
A meeting of the fluutn. tde
the lornl armory ami *.ild, "I am
(l outrun, <1 on I'agr Clghl I
L cycle Safely Club will be held around the stale Farris Hrvant dow al Vow elf* through the grner
will pleased with the work done
tiiinorrnw afternoon at 4:30 In the will start the week with a hand osity of Jack Hall and Elmer Won
In re,"
I t i j r l tlo >m of the School Admini shaking lour of the Miami and tenav contain* an exhibit ,,f the
\ddltioiial plan* for Impioving
stration Building on Commercial Fort Lauderdale urea* today and three point program o( re-carcli Farm Bureau W ill
ihe aniiury Include the relighting
Avc., according In Mrs. France* tonurrow. He will appear on tele- education and service Many com
both floor* with modern lighting
^Murray, chairman of the organl- vision in Miami tomorrow night plimentary tetnark* have been Hear Poultryman
f.n Jlttrs,
with a five minute talk at 8:30.
TtMlnn.
made about the exhibit said the
The .Seminole County Farm Bur Id. Co! R. O. Nunnamiker, of
Sumter I/twry will be in Pensa Seminole County Cull’* Chairman.
She said thal tho meeting has
eau meinhenhiir meeting will be
brvn railed in that Safety Chair cola and Cantonment today ami Mr*. Gertrude Dingfclib-r.
the Third Army Headquaiivr* at
held to..... .
night at tbe Semi
men of all of the civic dub* could tomorrow will visit Milton and
We hope that the people of San nole H i g h School Agricultural Fort McPherson, G*., recently
attend and Join In the efforts for Crcstview.
ford will not hotome alarmed Building. *aid Bonner Carter, sec roniplcted the annual Federal In
aifo b'eyclc riding for boys and
Fnl'er Warren will «tumn Dade when the «lren* are sounded thl*
spection by the Inspector General.
glclj of Seminole County.
County today with a television talk evening, said Mr*. Dlngfel-ler, f ir retary-treasurer of the organiza Tho unit hcio expects a favorable
tion
"Anyone InlcrcUod In this pro »t 7 p. m.
it will only bo a signal that the
The meeting wdl begin at 1 report.
p e r and would like to take part
Tomorrow, lie will vl-dl Collier, Llglit*-On drive I* In prog me*.
o’clock
with a rovercd dl*h sup The Inspection Included person
js ini lied lo be present ami lake Hendry, Iat , Charlotte anil Sara
per
and
the bustnrs* *C'*bin will nel. arms, vehicle*, cnmmunlra,
part in the meeting," said Mr*. sota countie* and on Wednesday
Dons, supply, administration, train
U turray.
will campaign in Manatee, Har Mayfair Golf Links gel underway at 8 o’clock, he ing and training schedules.
said.
The Blcyela Safely Club, which dee, Do Soto, Okeccholiec and
Julian S. Mnnrc, Extension De
bat held three meeting* In the Glados.
To Close Mondays part
merit, of the University of
registration and Inspection of boy*
The Mayfair Inn Golf Cmirn- Florida, will be the principal *peak Elk's Club Mails
and girls and (heir bicycles, ha*
h o t i ’l c g s s o c G iir
yesultcd in a membenhlp of lev*
SALISBURY, N. C. (dV-Pnli.e will he closed nn Monday* through e. at tomorrow night'* meeting.
The Seminole County Poultry men Check To Crippled
srst hundreds of boya and glrli, will bo vratehlng the hot plug the summer; I^e Armstrong, pro
Association will al*o at lend the
Ik*. Murray laid.
market here fur *ume time. Some, it ihn course, *abt today.
Plans now are to complete a one broke Into all oil n>mpnny
"There will be no activity at Ibe meeting of ihe Seminal* County Children's Home
rountywlda auminorlong program warehmiso nml stole I,Otto spark Al.iy fair Inn Golf Omt'so on Mun Farm Bureau tomorrow night to
A rherk for $1.221).Vi was mail
to entertain the yuimgstur* whn plug*. Nothing all* was touched. day* at all," lie *nld.
hear the Extension Pnultrymnn.
ed in tha Harry Anna Crippled
Jike to ride their bicycles and to
Children's Home bv tlio Sanfnrd
IrnstaU In them tho b ail; safety
Lodge, BI'OE No 1211, last Satur
rules to observe oa highways and
day. according to Hoy Green, Ex
streets.
alted Hiller.
The Harry Anna Crippled Child
ren's Home, al Umatilla, t* owned
SNAAS Charities
and operated by tho Florida Elk’*
Association, said Green.
Drive Has $6,800
Tl* $1,229.3(1 was raised In vaMor* than W.IOO baa already
r ion * benefit* including tho Charity
been collected or subscribed to
Day contribution from tho Sanford*
the combined charities drlva * t|
1Dtlando Kennel Club, tlio Exalted
fr«he Sanfnrd Naval Auxiliary Air
Hitler said today. Th« total Includ
Station up u> this date, Captain
ed contributions for tho past year
11. W. Jackion, Commaadlag Of
up to April 1, )9.V> and I* matlu on
ficer, aaid thl* morning.
the bust* of $3 per year per mem
April >0 ii tht> last day of the
ber.
drive, aald Captain Jarkson, and
Thl* I* tho locnml check lo he
all efforts’a re being made to reach
mailed to tha Crippled Children'*
tha goal »f 110,000 by that data.
home fur the pa*t year, said Hoy
"Thli 1* tha on# drlva of tha
Green.
year," Captain Jackion u ld ," and
we won’t hava another until March
if) next year."
Interest Growing
As Crowds Increase
' At Demo Rallies
Sirens To Signal
Start Of Cancel
Society's Drive
Parking Lot To Open
For City wide Sale
Sanford Armory Is
Entirely Repainted;
Improvements Told
,r "feiy Club Meets
je morrow At 4:30
*
APRIL II
Admlialon*
Boston Steel (Sanford)
MUdrad Grady (Sanford)
Tina A. Kuhlman (Sanford)
i
APRIL II
Discharge*
THU 18 THB FINEST EVENT ywl, tafd Longwo-I Chamber
Charles R.
Com mere# Pre*'
'V'alr*. J, Caruthers and baby glrli MorrUon M h® ch«U briefly with candidates to: County Contmliaioner, District Three* Otis Four.
Mra. Darla Burfltld and baby 1 •kr« »nd Ltwrente Swafford. (Staff Fho to)
No. 7*.
AojgdalM Prw* l - w d Wlro
Registration
1 1 / 3 2 9 Q u a lifie d
V o te rs
In
Bloodmobile Here Absentee
Tomorrow At Elk's Ballots
Club For Donors Available
C o u n ty
'Confidence Brings
Progress' Subject
Of Rotary Speaker
Registration completed mure
The bhimlnuiblle nf the Central than a week ago ha* been tubu
Florida Blood Bank will be In lated and show* that Seminole
Sanford tomorrow, at the F.tk’s County Iiui 11,329 qualified voter*,
Club, lor the purpose of receiving acronling to tho record* in Ihe
office of Mr*. Camilla Bruce,
blood from local donor*,
Harry Weir, Administrator o ' our Seminole County Supervisor of
new Seminole Memorial Hospital Ucgiitration.
Mrs. Druco said that tho total
in an interview said, "1 recently
heard a surgeon state that the figure represents an increase m
great strides made In surgery in 2,300, nr about 2.1 per cent over
past year* could largely be ac tho total registration In force two
counted for by advance* In three year* ago before the spring pri
fields: first, Improved techniques; maries.
In breaking down the registra
second, development* In anesthe
sia; ami third, Ilia Use of blood tion, she said that llicru uro 10,4H8 Democrats, 87 Republicans,
transfusion*."
Weir rnnlinurr! by l a y i n g ami 31 with other party islllhathat our new hospital la using the Ilona. Wilh no Republican primary
service* of th* Central Florida slated In Seminole County this
Blood Bank, and while headquar spring, those voters will be eligi
ter* of thl* organiration are In ble to tako part in tho General
Orlando, many of our people know Election next Fall. The 3t regis
nf the operation aa patient* Ind tered with "other party affilia
a* donor*, either In Sanford or tion” wtll al*n tukc pail in thu
elsewhere. He laid that tha Cen General Election.
The greatest increase in regi
tral Florida Blood Rank was a stration*, Mrs. Itruro said, was lit
licensed bank, and I* qualified to the Fern l’ark-Altn monte-lam gand doc* handle hundred* of trans wood-Ovtedi) areas. However she
fusion* monthly.
•aid that there* wa* considerable
"Of emirso", Weir continued, Interest shown in the Sanford area
"the service of any blond bank U and the three precincts here.
dependent upon the eontributloni
The Supervisor of Registration
of blood from eltlzene of the area, pointed out that application! for
end we have been told by member* absentee ballot* cun bo secured
of Ihe blood hank ilaff that our at her office now In Hid Chamber
community ha* always bean a good of Commerce Building mi East
n p n fttr* of t h r tiaak? aruT mTuy F ln t St:-af Sanford Ave.
c ltlrn i have been faithful donor*.’1 By precinct*, tlio registration
"Replacing blood used by pa* for Did lu.W spring Democratic
tlenta who have received transfu I’rim iry I* a* follow*, No. one,
sion* Ii but one way we have of Sanford, 1198; No. two, Lake Mon
assuring sufficient blood In the rue, 311; No. three. Sanford, 2551;
bank," Wrlr said. "Ever tince No. four, Panla, 202; No. five,
the organization of lha Central Oviedo, 6t3; No. six, Geneva, 274;
Florida Wood Rank, Church, Civic No. seven, Chuluota, 71 No. elglil,
(iohUiirod, 2G4; No. (tint*, Long
(Continued On Page Eight)
wooil, 393 No. Il>. Lake Mary, Hi.
No, It, Altamonte Springs, 350;
12, Forest City, 212; No. );|,
Jr. High Glee Club No.
Stavla, 77; No. It, Fern Dark 725;
13, Sunfinil, 2-11tj and No.
To Entertain Lions No.
10, Hear Lake, 250
Tlio Sanford Junior High School
Till* year, tf’i! registration book*
Glee Club, under the direction of wire taken In i-n-h precinct out
Mr*, W. O. "Fleming, will enlrx-- *,oc nf Such-rd to give eligible
tain Ibe Sanfoid Lion* Club at It* voter* art opportunity to regi/ilcr
inmn luncheon meeting tomorrow who olhcrw'so would not h tve un
ai the Sanford Yacht Club,
oimorium'y to come to Sanford
Every member of the local Lion*
Mr*. Bruce wa* assisted in the
Club Is urged to attend tomorrow’s out-of-eily registration by the
meeting lo hear tbe group of Jun Seminole County Junhc Chamber
ior High School pupil* trained by of Commerce .ittd lltetr "Get Out
Mr*. Fleming.
the-Vole" Committer.
Post Will Elect
Officers Tonight
Hospital Notes
Lights
Cltarlng and cooler tb it after
noon and tonight, low tonight
48 to S3, Tuesday fair and *
Hula cooler.
Tim Camphell-Lnaslng Font fl*
tlm American Legion will hold It*
annual eteetlnn nf officer* at a
meeting tonight at Dm American
Legion llut on Seminole Boulevard
which will be preceded by a ham
supper to bo served at 7:30.
tin sines* meeting *nd election o'
o ffice r* will get underway at 8, RICHARD BOORMAN
o'clock
Photo)
The Prcildeni of tha Florida
Sasing* and Loan League »poko
to tlio Sanford Rotary Club today
ut it* noon luncheon meeting at
the Yacht Club.
Joseph S. Guernsey of Orlando
ha*ed on Ins address on tho subject
•Tonfltlcnco Brings Progress.’*
He told the Hutary Club today
"Our forefather* gave us an e«ampie of con tide nee in our American
principles,"
a*
A* he held lit* audience spell
bound, he told them "Thl* *ama
confidence has helped build a great
nation and a wonderful Stale of
Flotilla within thl* nation."
Guernsey said, "The growth of
Florida i* an tlluslr.itIrm nf eonliilcnee in Florida's lulttre,"
Speaking on anotlirr phase of
grow tit, Guernsey told tho‘Rotary
Clith nuilirnco "The growth of tha
Saving* and lxtan industry In Flor
ida I* an illustration of confidence
In one nf Florida’s leading (Ininrial Industrie*, In my opinion lb!*
confidence i* justified."
On .still another phase nf Flor
ida'* prusprrily, Guernsey puintod
out, "I believe Florida's present
prosperity is based on mnro solid ground than wax Florida's pros
perity or bo-un In thn 1920's,** as h*
Illustrated Ids belief with exam*
pies of Hid prosperity's foundation
up through tlio present mushroom*
tng growth of tho rntlro State,
“ It seems to m0 with tho past
to learn from," lie concluded, "th#
present growth which unfolds bofora our eyes, Ilint all of u.i can
fare the future with optimism and
c o n fid e n ce ."
The speaker wa* Introduced by
George Touliy, Kxeculivo VicePresident of ihe First Federal
So*lugs and Loan Association of
Hit* rily, as President of fho Flor
ida Saving* and laian League; Or*
g.iiuriT and President of Hid OrLind» Federal Saving* nml Loan
Association; owner of Did Hotel
Wyoming and Vice-President of
Krniiwnrtli shore* of Orlando am]
director and iiicmlicr of many
id her activities.
Guernsey’* talk was received
Wills enthusiasm hy an Interested
gtnnp or nqwesontatlvo buslnc**
iiml professional men. Too moot
ing wa* m charge uf President
William (Hill) IIiisli.
Afleiilion was called to Ihe dis
trict assembly or Rotary Inter*
national at Ocala, beginning with
» Fellowship Dinner at Ihu Hole]
Marion, Sunday nigld.
Reports Say Youths
Arc Sent To School
S r \ complaint* have been re*
iviu'il relative to children being
*c!ii to school, apparently with
nmnipi no*! with rash on them,
sin r ulinif the disease to other
children who ride the school bu**»,
n r ttn* playgrounds, anil tho*e in
tlio •■'■H i ronMn nml hnclt ream*.
I itl 'ti i arc being expened unin",-- Mily, according to one motli r. In oti(i liulnnre, she mill,. ■
dnl ' c lino to t' o nclinol bill
*l in "i i fare swollen ami running
a high temperature,
I’> Terry Hlril, Si'inlnolo County
Hi'ulth officer said till* nnrnlmt
llu t till* is tlio season fur mumps
nml tin io in* quite a number o(
■non among tlio children nml many
aiming tlm adults.
"However,** lie mid, "We ire
taking every precaution In th«
school* and are checking tlio child,
ren who npparuntlv have the
mump* and sending them h in t ."
|ir. JltrdNahl, "i'n r the sake of
the children, If they havo any In*
dlcallmi of mump* or ra»h, the*
should ho kept at home whert
proper rare can bo Riven thorn,’*
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
ON PAGE E10IIT
Campaign Tonight
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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 19S«
Days Set Here April
Crow d Braves
M e rch a n ts' A ssn.
Announces
,
Visit
Adlal Stavenaon, Democratic pre
sidential hopeful, c mpal(nlng full
force In Florida, brought out a
good crowd yeatarday afternoon
when he visited Sanford for nearly
throe-quarters of an hour, In spite
of tha cold, high winds, and closed
•tort*.
A special chartered bua carrying
Utu Presidential Candidate, nlno of
hla lieutenants and ten newsmen,
Nf
Baseball returns to Snnford lor
For a period of five minute* 1 stopped -In downtown Sanford at
< tlie IK.YJ a# tson tomorrow evening
Tuesday morning, the 0 . B. Naval Kirat and Park.
Greeted by Clifford McKIbbin then the Sintord Canl'nale open
Auxiliary Air Station, Sanford.
Sanford klerchanta are Joining
and Mayor F. D. Scott a* ha step Hie year’s play against Apopka
Iind a new skipper.
A meeting tonight, of the Ground
The City of Sanford’s 1933 street hands for a three day event that
peg off tha but. Adlal Stevenson in a Lake-Orangf League fray,
Thl* unusual situation camo a. was wearing a big smile and offer
resurfacing program ha* been Is destined to become an annual Observer Corps, will be held al
scheduled
to
get
und'rwny
at
the
bout a* part of tha eeramonlaa In ed a healthy handahaka as' ha was
completed with 7.11 miles ot affair.
7:43 p.m. In the American Legion,
Memorial Stadium at T:45 p. m.
/(.which Hardy W. Rawls Jr., Chief Introduced to tbe crowd that had
atrerls paved with asphaltic con
Banner Days will be celebrated according to Gaorge Maybury,
Tonight
tho
club
will
hntd
their
^A viation Metalamlth, USN, was ' gathered to see him.
crete.
April 19, 20 and 21 next week with Commander of the Campbell-Lota*
twit workout under the lights at
transferred to tho Fleet Reserve
This year’s program, combined Ihe Sanlonl Merchants Association
Also on hand to meot Stevenson th* Memorial Stadium beginning
after 21 year* of Naval Service. and welcome him to Sanford were
with that of last year, gives tho announcing that plana are com Ing Post, American Legion.
at 7:30.
Captain R. W. Jockeon, USN Senator Douglas Stenatrom, Re Either manager Lloyd Swain or
"Till* meeting I* a very Import*
City a total of approximately 10.3 plete for ono of the most exciting
Commanding Officer of NAAS, presentative Mack N. Cleveland veteran Buddy Lake will open on ADI,At STEVENSON SI’KAKH TO hi* Sanford audience yesterday ! mile* of streot resurfacing.
sales events ever presented in tho ant ono to Sanford and Semlnol*
read n*wls a commendation In ap* Jr., and n
......... oii
Assistant
Stato's Attorney the mound for the Cards In the ltd at Fir»t St. mid 1‘ark Ave. wliero hit bus stopped for a 13-inlnutn
Tie State ha* resurfaced a por history of Sauford.
County,” Maybury aald,
visit here.
predation of the “outatendlng v 0] |#’ ‘\“ wUlTminVJrV
lifter. Swain was allied to take
Merchants Association Commit "Various attempt* have been
tion of West First St. and Celery
manner'* In which ^o Porlovmo®
Stevenaon wa* taken on a tour tho hill against Tavares last Tues
Ave. along with the 2.30 miles of tees have been busy lor weeks made to get the local unit of th*
hti dutlea as Chlaf Patty Officer of s.nfonl’a downtown area where day night hut that game waa post
planning tho unusuai event. Th* Ground Observer Corp* Into oper*
French Ave.
In charge of all Shore Patrol pergrec(ed p»,ler,|,y w|tla a warm poned so he may start tomorrow
Already, application ha* been! citywide sale* Jubilee participated atlon, a very necessary adjunct
aomtel and actlvitleaf
word and haodehako. No one was night.
made for the resurfacing and In by all of Sanford's merchant* to the Civil Defense effort of Our
'H th* city of Sanford, It* out'Jr,"F pasted up In what Stevenson reThe club was strengthened In
widening
of Park Ave. Tho widen will ufier merchandise at the low community,” aald Maybury.
areas, and tha neghborlng cltia. m|rk((1 w |( , ,.votfl. g(tllnff v| , | f . day when John King, now sta
ing portion of this project I* from est price* In Sanford's tales an
Both men and women are Invited
and town*.
Speaking over a public address tioned at the Sanford NAAS, Joined
23rd St. south to the Intersection of nals.
to take part, regardless of tji*
Uefore reading tha commando.
traveling with tho Steven- the team. King plays shortstop ami
At
the
formal
announcement
of
French Ave.
Tension I* growing and Interest
amount of time they have to spar*
tion, Cupt. Jackson turned ever „00 party, the Presidential aspirant hi* played many seasons In SemiDuring the City's 1930 program, Uannor Days was made by San away from thtlr duties at horn*
the command of NAAS to Chlaf „ pr, „ cd hi, Ucen hafrpinesa in pro and has two seasons In pro Is mounting In tho local political
0,393 tons ot asphaltic concrete ford Merchants Association presi or business.
race*.
Rawla for hla final five minuet#
^ Sanford again. He ad- fessional baseball.
were laid at a cost ot 147,394.24. dent D. U Perkins Jv, preparation
of actlva service la tha U. 8. Navy. milted "I am visiting you this
A largo crowd Is expected for
Sergeant Luad of the Air Fore*,
Candidates for local offices in
170 ton* of thl* total ware used for waa underway by Individual mer
assigned to organise and put bit*
A native af Qeala, Chlaf Rawla time la an effort to win your vote tomorrow evening at the opening 8om|n0|# County arc making use
the paving of tho Goldsboro Ro- chants to attract thousand* ot
baa aervsd aboard 10 different In tbe May to Democratic Pri game and fcatlvltlea for the oc- uf „v„ry opportunity to placa their
creatlon Area at a cost of $1,370.72. ahoppors to Iho local stores operation tho Ground Oba«rv*P
Corps wlQ ba on hand tonight t*
caslon are planned.
1piu’o,..,* before tuv people of liiu
ship* and several shore aatab- mary.”
This
Include* th* paving of (wo throughout tha threo-doy sale that
.
wUl aitonlah shoppers through mt coordinate th* local jfforta ot th*
slfllshmanU tinea entering tha Navy
Commenting on the political sit A large number of prlie* donat- 1
tennis
courts
and
a
parking
araa.
7'
\-jt
th* trad* grot.
„ , arfnmd Ohstnrsr Corps.
In July, 1986. Before reporting uation and tha Illinois Primary cd by •'generous” Sanford marThe fourth In a aeries of 11
n ward NAAS, ha waa with 2 P -1 1where. President Vlcanhowcr aut' Window decoration plana have
Whether Ft Is on* hour a wick,
Democratic "Rallies will bo held
Wbllmp iH*adrfl*) a t Waaksvtll*. polled Stevenson by about 20,000
been eon.plated — show cants will or sevsral hour* that patriotla
ceremonies featuring tonight at Longwood where tha
More than a hundred sportsmen bail court, and a badminton court. bo (lacked up ready to take their cltlicns can spare, Georg* May,
7 '* '•
votes, Starenion said ‘‘In view of thePrc-gntno
Tho
remaining
0,410
tona
of
pav
Seminole High School march- hit. ,cn crown so tar In the ideal
.timing hla decorations, Chlaf the fact that Illinois la normally a lug bond will begin 13 minutes pollHenl campaign Is expected to and candidates turned out last ing material wer* used on lha 710 place on thnuianda of wanted bury said, they can be put to very
nlghl U)f Ihe Seminole County
Howls haa flva good conduct Republican State, I regard the re- prior to game timo.
,urn out
>’' " r 1,16 «“n,l!l|at«* S|Kirlsman'i Association Stag Fish miles of city streets at a cost of Hem* — sales clerk personnel are valuable uio in spotting unfriendly
being advised of the big event — aircraft,
medals, th* Asiatic Pacific Modal turns a t reflecting significant
Charlie Morrison will rmrec Ihe cxl,rB“ their views,
Fry held at Seminole Camp on the $14,323.33.
banners arc being made tn hang
with two atari, Philippine Libera gains for tha Democrats.”
"Wa will welcome all of th* help
festivities and will also award
The Longwood Chamber of Com- Wcklva Hlver.
throughout the stores — and apo from cltisens of th# community,”
tion Medal, Philippine Independ
Stevenson and his party climax Ihe free gift*.
merco is r«lini|uishing Its regular
Candidate* wrre invited to the
d al prico laga aro In (lie pracoss Maybury sai l, "and hope that they
ence, Navy Occupation (European ed their visit
in Sanford with
—- -ai : John Krider, President of the aiCs’i llbf
»‘»r UeMlfltl l kt'lllt#•
of being marked and attached to will torn out tonight to meet with
fC laap), American Area, and Na- round Of hot coffee at Rouinillat Florida Slate League, Frank cratic Hally. Ttio meeting will lie monthly meeting and outing of the
•ale merchandise.
Sportsman's group.
and Andtrson's.
* tional Dsftnte.
u* and set up the final plana for
APRIL II
Trccn, President of the I-nkc- held In Sunnyshndo Park with
However, no apeaklng wa* In
Nn shop-worn out-dated mer getting the Ground Observer
Governor Adlal Stevenson and his Orange League, and City officials doughnuts a n a hot • •Hoc s« m d
lla la a member of the San
Admission!
cluded <>n Ihe program that
chandise will bo featured In Ban Corps unit Into action In Sanford
ford Shrine Club, Florida Peace party left Sanford for Orlando at will be Introduced to tho fans by tha Chamber of Commerce.
Jacqueline Parker (Sanford)
brought tha large group of Semi
ner Day* according to official* of and Semlnolt County.”
Officers Association, Lloni Club, 3:13 yesterday afternoon.
Willie Bush (Sanford)
bc*?r* ,***• •V ?8* .
1 The retllcs, sponsored hy the nole County sports enthusiasts to
the Merchants Association. Freih,
and Elka Club.
Mrs. Imura Davit (Sanford)
Tltc Honorablo F. l>. Scoft, ma- s«minolo County Democratic Ex- gether in spits of coo) weather.
rlean, ahead of stylo merchan
yor
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
is
ex.
rll,
|vl
Ha la marriad to th* former
Mr*. Edward Christensen (Sauford) dise, tome especially purchaicd
o Committee, will take tho
Plenty of handshaking and poli
peeled to throw out tha Drst ball. •andhlutei into every aectlon of
Discharges
Eva Bella Parry, of Elliabeth
for the gigantic event, wUl be
tical
n|anctivrrlng
was
on
tap,
City, N. C. They have three childthe county and Into practically however at candidates circulated Mrs. Mary Lou Branan (Sanford) displayed and offered during Ban
ten, Hary W. Ill, Michael Joe,
Carl Lea (Sanford)
ncr Daya.
Ircely among the members of lire
Committee Plans avery precinct.
and Tarry Wade. Thay reside at
John Kearney (Sanford)
Thera aro i!U local candidates, group.
Sanford Merchants promise that
-1011 Grandview Xvt., jn Sanford.
Robert Powell (Sanford)
Important Meeting four candidates for tho House of Porter iJtnilng, president nf the Mr*.
this will be on« sale that Sanford
Gary WUIbanki (Apopka)
Kepresentutlvca and two candi Setnmolo County Sportsman's AsTrade Area ahoppers will never
Mrs. $lary Long and Baby
Lonrvood Town Council affirm Tomorrow A t 4 p.m. dates for the State Senate. Thlr- •notation, himself a candidate in
By MARY FOWLER
forget and they’ro getting In
(Sanford)
ed
the
raiolutlon
presented
to
Parents Register
.i.a-i-s a.v scheduled to Ihlt year'* political competition,
The De Bary C of C is tending
readiness to lake care of the enorThe
regular
monthly
meeting
of,
*>-*
«
‘
"•
Eugene LaFalr (Sanford)
them by th* Winter Park Tele
mous crowd* during tho sales out cards, requesting th* attend
introduced th* candidates but al
Seminole County Children'* »pc»k at each HallyAPRIL 1!
Children April 16 phone Corp. and Southern Beil at th#
ance of each member a t a meet,
•vent.
low'd no apeaklng.
Committee
will
be
hold
Tuesday
af-’
So
far,
rnllic*
have
been
held
lullen la to be brought before the
Admissions
Ing Wednesday, April 13 In th*
(brnax of tb< avenlng’a two and
There
will
be
thousands
of
Uemi
ternnon
at
4
o’clock
In
the
School
In
Sanford,
Lake
Monroe
and
Uike
Its last regular meeting. This m o
Doris Burfitld (Sanford)
For First Grade
Stetson cafeteria at 7 p. m. A
t
half
hour
get-together
waa
when
of
merchandise
for
tha
home,
tho
administration
Building
on
ComMary.
Frank McKcncle (Sanford)
Lyman School at Longwood will state Utilities Commission for the merclal Ave.
car, th* garage, the wardrobe, recently mailed report of th* com
*
Tonight's rally, In I mg-v-tod, Is idate* were piled high with fried
bold * pre-school roundup and approval of Increased rales to off
f!*h,
ride
slaw,
pickles,
boiled
corn,
for men, women, and children mittee on roads will be dlscuiied
Herald Heckenbach, chairman of expected to bo bell In the Park
cllnie for children entering Ibe set tho expense of the extended the Seminole County Children's whcr» apeakors will rddros, the mil hush puppies, along with hot
displayed
In Sanford Stores during and President A. L. Lincoln delire* that everyone study Uila
first grade next September. Par- servlet that wUl ba put Into ef Committee, wUl be out of town, crown* from the puvdllon.
coffo*.
Banner Days.
2
New
Businesses
fect
carefully brfora Wednesday io ap*
\";-.Us may register their children
"This
will
be
ono
of
Ihe
great
chnrKC, Mmj cuuntor charges
[woprlate conclusion* can be ob
Monday, April l i , from 0:30 a. m. Hi# Town Attorney, Webber However, the vice-chairman, the
appearing In llm talk* by can* RAMADAN GF.TS UNDERWAY Open In Longwood est sales ever featured In San tained by the majority of mem*
Hainei, waa to bo Instructed to IN*?* If# L. Zimmerman will preuntil 13 noon.
Longwood ha* two new business ford”, Perkins, Merchants Asso ben.
ALGIERS, Algeria tiv— Rama
Dr. Terry Bird, head of the draw up a new ordnance ordering .Id* at what has been termed one dld, t„ * ,th op,,0„ l 10n.
ciation President, said today.
moat Important meet n g s", ..
uvill li ■ •Ian, the Moslem month nf fastin;; vhicc* opening recently.
Seminole County health unit, wilt a midnight closing of all alcoholic of "th#
m iii..
*
to r the Hr it i. no. v j .r * w
There are three method* for
nf Sh.
the ..m
committee.
J,
I).
Kirkland/*
operating
the
bovtrage
establishment*
on
each
"Danner Daya Is not a stock
nut
under
way
In
rehvllloua
Algo
be present to make the physical
choosing candidates fur tho Sendroad bctlrrmcr.t applicable to th*
All
member*
are
urg’d
to
be
preColonial
Restaurant.
It
haa
been
week-day
night
and
all
day
Sun
cleaning
event
for
Sanford
Mer
ria
today
as
scattered
fighting
In
examination* and to glvo th* Im
sent! officii!* of tho commlUeVan- ,,,ol# Cuu", »', “ V"*1. °.f
re-derorated throughout and all chants.” Perklna said, "It Is a Do Bary situation A -E ttabllibmunisation shots. Ho wlU be as- day. Th« now existing ordinance nounced
today.
■ion,r» eounlywlde Instead of tho in ccn French and rebel forces con new equipment has been Installed real tale with aonio of the moil men! of a special Improvement
call*
for
I
a.
m.
closing
Monday
•Died by th* nurses with the
Utilrlrtwtda election In previous tinned to rage.
service district under provision!
It la possible that the countywide
Report* told of aklrmlshea that along with air conditioning. Th* outstanding prices offered for qus of Senate bill No. 499. acta of Us*
health unit, Mrs. Mabel Brown and through Friday with midnight dos
campaign*.
ing
on
Saturday
until
7
a.
m.
Mon
Illy
merchandise.”
recreation
program
will
be
dlsclaimed
an
estimated
90
rebuland
Colonial
is
open
from
S
a.m.
till
Mrs. liulde Kllbee.
1933 legislature, U—Creation of"*
rusted at Tueaday’i meeting, of Each candidate la allotted five n French lives over Ihe paat 48 midnight vrvekdaya and Sunday*,
Perkins added, "We think that special De Bary road district toy
<•>. Principal t . S. Douglas requests day.
minute*
In
which
to
place
hit
platSeveral
new
bousing
permits
ficials stated. However, other aubhours—mostly in the Constantine
C. II. Johnson and ton have Sanford shoppers are In storo for
'••th at parents bring birth certifi
special act of ihe legislature or G
were liaued for the erection of Jecta of vital imporlan >. will be forn^ before the paoplo attending
opened a Community Dry Goods
rral treat during Banner Daya
cates with them.
the ralllrf. They are introduced by
t,,a mnnlh( Moi,fm l fflll Store which carries • full lln* ofj next Thursday, Friday and Satur —Incorporate as a municipality.
homta to be started at once,
dltcntaed.
Each of these require tha consent
James Lee, chairman of the Semi- j , da). <nd / |# |t , t nij,h,
articles.
| day.”
of a majority of registered frea..ole County Democratic Exernllta
huldcn, either by petition, special
Committee.
election or both,
Written questloni are to ba iub«
milled immediately to Harry O.
Mrs. H. Swanson
Hunter, Rot 023; each member’*
copy of the report it to b* brought
To Serve A s Page
to Ihe meeting for detailed dll*
CUSSlull.
Cardinals To Open
Season Tomorrow
Against Apopka
H. Rawls Is SNAAS
Skipper For Five
Minutes Tuesday
Residents Invited-Street Resurfacing Affair
Program Finished; To Become To Ground Observer
Corps Meet Tonight
7.18 Miles Paved Annual
Interest Mounting
In Political Races
Sportsman's Assn.,
Local Candidates
Enjoy Stag Fish Fry a o W S A V A U B t
Hospital Notes
Longwood Council
Affirms Resolution
De Bary CofC Calls
Important Meeting
A t Pilot Confab
im o u u i f n iw .io if
Aaalav.nt flUU’e AV.cn*} 1
b» left bla ebarteroj boa in lanford w ant (lift to
m j Vh n member of Stevenson’* party, Clifford Me*
Mrs. Hirvcjr Swanson, president I
of the Sanford Pilot Cltih l\a* been I
Invited to svrv# •« • p*g* at tho
spring district eonver.lon of D'i I
trlct Four, Pilot International, to I
bs held In T*llaha*«e« May 4 to I
Msy 8, It was revealed at the meet- I
Ing of the (roup held In the Yacht I
Club Tuesday evening.
L
Another Samurd men'ber, Mrs. I
M. L p shorn Sr. will ier>e o n 'H H B T
the nominating committee at tho I
spring convention.
,1
Member* voted to. furnUh lOrt I
Jars of Florida honey to be (Wen ■
la souvenir« at Pro Pilot Interna- ■
tJonal ctr.ventlon which will be I
held In Miami In July.
Mr*. Walter L. Carter, milk bank H J I
chalrm.'n, reported that ona cats
of vanned mil* h id been furnished
an Indlftnt family during the past*’ FRYING
« oath.
J r . m . u.
An appeal bai been mad* for
•« vara I plnta of blood to ba docaU
ad for Mrs. Harold HecktnbacK
who b ai raaantly undergone gwf>
■ary in the Traabyterlaa Hospital,.
In Philadelphia, Pa.
Ttwra can b* aa exchange credit
arranied, aocordtn* to thoaa
pealing far (ha donation of bloadh
Thoaj» w frtjii to M itt aa dewtoS
ara asked to contact Ufa. R, | f (
Humphrey to. ptoma auabet l$tt»
fr
.9 .
�«tns sA w o n n h w ia l d
UlMniimtuilIHll
‘J&eH?£V‘",'trr
'n s «uns meter?,
Hg'5 TaagM HMOO!
rM \tou r LA9
SSKGffiSi
OOP* ON HIM!
VOWS 5 VANITY
V«AM...TViaV'BB AUWOCT AS
MlflM AS n u t MBBLSONTVS
COW BOV BOOTS THAT ALW AYS
HURT Y O U * f b b t , o n c a a v o c b y _ i
To Control Your
Veterans Corner
[ S H C ttriu .
GOT EVtPv
) MIN6 0 ... AFlAMf/
will,
F ro m m for a* t a i f n 1 M gM
HAVB ANOTUae
VACftc**, —f
7 (SU
ato u rr r \L
GWgLl. i tmanocu,
(ALNTAVNNigf r->
DALLAS uf—To control your
weight, itop counting ealorla* and
take ear* of your hvpothalamui.
an authority on nutrition auggtited
today.
Regular exercise and wise choice
of ill nourlihlng food* ar* way*
to do It: i»M Prof noger J. Wl|.
Ilami,. University of T exn biochimlit. and presidentelect of the
Amarlcin Chemical Society.
Your hypothalamui — hypo for
■hort — te a vital aria of tha brain
which la apparently one seat of
“bodily wiidom” and automatle
control machanlimo. Tha mechaniim controlling appittto la girob.
ably located there, Dr. WUUaaa
iiid.
Some aclanllit* alio find avjdance jrour bypa area la a awlteh.
oard of tba amotlom,. tramlating
l*aa and amotion* Into physical
affacta t h r o u g h narvai and
hormonal Thli eomplix aria may
alio ba tha part of the brain that
controli ilaap or wakafulnaii.
Dr. WUIIami told of finding mw
evidence Indicating that If thi
hypotbalamui aria li w*l|.nourlihid' In every way, than your
m e c h a n l a m controlling appatit* will work prop«rly.
Tba bodily wtidom* Include con*
trol mechanism over tampiratura,
breathing, composition of the blood
and "tha wladom to eat or itop
eating," h* told the ACr ‘ dlvlalon
of agricultural and food chemistry.
Tha appetite control I* ao re
markably precis* that It la not
unusual for a middle-aged man to
gain only 20 pounds very gradually
between ages j j and 53, never
counting a alngl* calorie, ha aald.
This man might eat :o tons of
food In that time, but brrn up 90 M
per cent of It.
If he gained only 4 pound* In 20
years, he- would hav* burned up
S T M a J - E s - S Z T S ,'S
th* food.
But If hla appetite control mechantsm was not ao efficient, and he
burned up only 99* per cent, he
would gain SO pounds.
Regular exercise Increases this
bodily wisdom of appetite control,
Dr. William* said, citing studies by
Dr. Jean Mayer of Harvard Uni
versity.
train?
A. No. You have th# rigfcl M
chant* your program up to Uio
third anniversary data of your
discharge front th* armod fort**.
Aft«r that, you may ehango only
If you ar* not making aatlafnc* qg
tory progrou In your p ro a n t
course, due to ao fault of your
awT)| anj your new coots* would
be more In keeping with your
aptitude* and abllltie*.
Q. | am eliglbla for VA out*
patient medical treatment
my aervice-coanteted dliabUlty.
May I limply go te my ewa (aator and tel) him to bill tha VA?
A. No. You must gat VA’t
prior authorisation for your doe*
tor to provide the treatment a l
VA'a axpense.
Veterans living la Central Flor
ida who wlah further Inform**
tlon about thalr benefits ihould
writ* tbs VA office at 43 B.
Central Av*. Orlaodo.
Hera ara aothorlutlr* anawtr*
from tho Vataram Adminlatratlon to four question* of lnt*r*»t
to former aervicaraen and their
familial:
i Q. I am In tha military aervlea.
and 1 am covered by 110,000 fre*
.Indemnity. I recently wet marrled. and | want to change my'
beneficiary. Ara 1 tuppoa* to
notify VA?
A. No. Service p*r»onn*l *hauM
not notify VA of ch an tti in benafielary. Imtead, they ihould
notify their branch of lervlce,
ilnte that’* where their record*
are kept. VA handle* tha record*
of veteran*, and not. generally,
of member* of the armed force*.
Q. 1 want to get a 01 farm
loan. How can I find a lender
who make* ouch loan*?
A. You ihould b* abla to got
PRESIDENT TOLD t
the Information from your Coun
PALM BEACH Of Robert
ty Agricultural Extension Agent,
PENSACOLA, F^A. (FHTNCl- You alio ihould contact landing Kloeppel J r of Jacktonvllla la tha
Qualified aa g carrier pilot March Inatltutlona In your community. new preildeot of tha PlaHIa State
31 waa Navy Ena. Wllll.m & , Q. I am going to aekool under dotal Ann. Ha wai elected yea*
Claus* Jr., ion of Mr. and Mr*. the Korean 0] BUI. Will 1 hava ttrd iy along with Jam ei MUgrlna
W. C, Claus* of Route 1, Box the right to make one change of of Orlando, niraod vice president.
33A, Sanford,
He graduated from tha Uni
versity of North Carolina befora
entering the service.
To qualify ha completed all
landings aboard th* light aircraft
carrier U8S Saipan in tha Gulf
of Mexico.
He It now undergoing Instruc
tion in Instrument flying at tha
THESE PRICES WILL HE IN EFFECT
Corry Field Naval Auxiliary Air
Station, Pensacola.
News O f Men
In Service
EFFECTIVE
Monday, April 16, 1956
MISSIONARIES APPOINTED
RICHMOND, Vi. UB-Tha South
trn Baptlat Foreign Mission Board
appointed II missionaries for aarvice In seven foreign countrle*. The
appointee* Included Rav, Dottnon
L. Mills and Mrs. Mills of Fort
Pierce, H i., • Argentina.
Th* human body ean also be
come foolish about sating, said Dr.
Williams, discoverer of tha B vitamotes growth. Examples ar* the
child with a sweet tooth whose
sugar consumption crowd* out tha
vitamins, minerals and proteins he
need*. and th* adult who-* craving
alcohol lata alcohol substitute ter
food,
Ha Indicated th* well.nourished
hypothalamus could avoid ar halp
overcoma the craving*.
Haircuts
Shaves
WALKER'S BARBER SHOP
CARVER'S BARBER SHOP
TOUCHTON'S BARBER SHOP
THOMAS’ BARBER SHOP
WRIGHTS BARBER SHOP
CHARLEY CHAMBERS
STATE FARMER'S MARKET
W. J. COLEMAN
J. L. McEWAN
Dorit let “ShrinkingHorsepower
make you a traffic-blocker!
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LOS ANOELES W— Dapuliei
tap Mrs. Caealla Totpp walked
Uto tha aaw Firaiton* aharlffa
• m i Ion - right through a plate
D ata window.
Sha waa treated at a hoipltal
far g gaihad right arm and foraImid.
Offliar* laid Jtti. Tamp, a . of
agburban DownJy, had bean called
la la sa t har la-ytir-oitl ion,
(totted ua (or a minor infraction.
AafSTMuy# la haa auHamant,
tla y a id , ehe didn't realice aha
waa walking, late tha large, cioaad
r t t k a Deal of the lobby.
AUTOMATIC
’ RANGE
# PROOF: Baa hew tha left-load plate la black*
anad by tha "dirty-burning tail-end" ofgaaoUna. . . while no - n ox taavaa tba plate on tha
right titan. T h a t’* hacauaa Gulf raflnaa out
tha "dirty-burning taU-aad" of gaaollae, in
making New NO-NOX.
0
* v $ / N PL A y
J . B ra ile y
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Round'
OPERATION
DU RIN G
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VlOAflA.
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WHILE GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES |« t tjndarway (lift Fr. Richard ,1. Lyonn, and the Hev. J. Rernard Root, watch from
to right) Rt, Bor. John P. Wlnr, Mrt. Katharine Abbey Hannah. tho side at the recreation building In Foil Melton Dark Tuesday,
Mra. Marjo P a n u , Mr*. Gilford Cochran, Mr. Cochran, the Rav. {Saff Photo)
Governor Collins
Announces Annual
Board Meet Date
Ike To Kick O ff
Cam paign Tuesday
E. Presley Signs Movie Contract
HOLLYWOOD Mt—Elvis Presley,
AUGUSTA. Ga. (* - President
i rock n' roller who looks a little
Eisenhower will kick off his rc
ike Marlon Brando and sings like
election campaign with an address
Johnny Hay with the St, Vitus
to 800 Republican parly leaders lance, was signed today to a long
at a Washington dinner next Tues term movie contain.
Presley, a 21 year old Memphis
Th» annua] meeting of Uie day evening.
The President'* vaeatmn head bluet singer with long sideburns
Southern
Regional
Education
Board will t* held at Daytona quarters announced this today as and black denim trouser*, is the
Dench, July 13, according to an White H o u s e press secretary current swooner among b o b b y
*
announcement by . Chairman Le- James C. Hagerlv hit back nt fur •oxer*.
Hal Walll* Productions screen
Itoy Collins. Governor of Florida. mcr President Truman's charge
•c-ted Presley * few week* ago
The RREB meeting is usually
held concurrently with the Soulh- that Elsenhower has been a "d-> after hi* RCV recording of "Heart,
■rn
Governors'
Conference. nothing president." Truman said break Hotel" *narcd near Uie mil
Chairman Collins explained, hut further In a Des Mulncs speech lion vnpy matk.
since that Conference Is scheduled la it night that the President ha*
However, the producer didn't
for Sept. 0-12 and would conflict compiled "one of the most ania/ sign Presley until lie made three
lng
record*
of
political
betrayal'’
with college and university open
appraranre* in San Diegu la*t
ing dates, it “seemed advisable nn farm matter* that he (Tru
week. Tile first was ,.n the Milton
to hold the SRKI1 meeting sepa man) evpr ha* *cen.
"I don't hclleie that Mr. Tm llerle television show. Tile nest
rately this year."
m i were In the San lllego Arena
Governor Collin* added that it man, hy hi* own standards, can where turnawny audiences of J.uoi)
recognize
accomplishment
when
is expected the 1037 Board meet
mostly tcen-ngrd girls, paid St.vnuu
ing would be held concurrently j he see* It," Hagcity told’ news. grit** In hear him sing eight song
I
men
in
response
to
a
request
for
with the Governors' Conference.
Presley sings with movement*
A meeting - of the Board De 1comment.
not unlike those of a burlesque
velopment Study Committee <"
scheduled for July 11 ahd the diet on tin Work Conference on queen. Tho effect on bobby soxert
Executive and Finance Commit Nuclear Energy which is scliw-;
tees will meet on July 12 pre dulcd hy the SHED for August,
, ns well as tho action* taken by
ceding the full Board meeting.
Governor Colilne will report t» , the Board at tho July 1.1 m eet-'
the Southern Governor*' Confer- lng.
Vs
nss t
^ *a vvom
Is *uch that the arena manager |
bad to call out p-dlco and a platoon
>f shore patrol to help quell the
mob which pursued Presley to a
ban leaded dressing mom.
He also ha* been the subject of
two aril takeoff* by television
cunt I* Stove Allen anil Sid Caesar
This hasn’t hurl hi* Jet-propelled I
climb to fame
KUi* plat* a sat age guitar a*
part of lit* art and average* alumt
three broken string*
performmice Refute ho took up tho (fe
ta, he was a flVa-wctk truck f
driter in Meiwpltl*.
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t
C o m m e n t s Elvis
"I'm afraid to wake up rarh
morning I ra n t hcllnc all this
has happened tc me—I Just hope
it lasts.'*
Wiiyne Anderson, trainer for
till* Cincini all Re.lleg*, often wits
,'l clubhouse boy for visiting
I’nclfic Toast League team* in
Lot Angeles.
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it o lly w o n d
Avanua,
Clerk
U r lf h lo n , ItOcliaatar II, N<w York.
Mark N. Cleveland Jr.
TIlFt UNKNOWN IIKtIt**, davlaa.a, County Atto rney
arautaaa, •se la n e e a , lienors, rradlKir*, t fu e l e r e of JOHN J. MAL’HKIt, l a th e Knurl a f Ike r«Maly J sd a s,
deeaaaed, and all parllea hay ing, SKWIMIt.K Cuoafy Florida,
l o Probate.
or cla im in g to h ava any Halit.
(Ilia or i n te reel in (ha fo lto w ln a IN rei Kata la o f
RUIIKRT
A. NNWMAN, HR.
drecrlbed prop erly, lyintf and betna In
ln_B*muipfa
Hammola Cuunty.
Cuunty, Florida^
Klorlda. he.
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Ueeaaaad ]
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redltara
s a d P e r su a . l i a s ,
wit: it u of toil IS> of Frank
iiirta, ■no t lalrna or lieaaooile . l a s t s s i
Woodluffa Hulidlvlslon nf lauii
Mouth danrord. Klorlda, ari-nrdlnjr lo ■aid K s l s i r i
You and each of y o u a m h tr sb y
plat t h a f t u f recorded In 1‘lat eA>"k
and
reunited
in
jireti. rs«a. 44 of ttia puhlln rlcotde null lied
aant
any
cJtlma
and
de.
o f Nam Inn Ia Ci.unly, Florida,
manda
whlrh
you.
nr
either
,,r
You, and
sd each of ynu, ara hereby
notified Hist a ault hat lieeii you, may hav* ero ln a t the ..stnir
l>*sailvisa rtrnlnst ynu In Ilia Circuit of ROHRIIT A. NKIVJtAN HR, deCourt, In and for itamlnola County, reared, la t e nf said County, i„ the
Florida. In chancery, enilllrd All- Tnorjljr J iuIk* of Hemboilf Ciiimly.
■ Mil: B. h tlj Til and RCTII H. s lurltln. al hla uffire in the rum I
NMltll hie wife, plalnilffa. »*. huuae of aald Conniy a l Hanford.
JOHN J. MAt-NHH and MAHUA- Klorlda, w llhln rlahl ratendar
HkT tlRAlihHAW MAUNlilt. III* nmnlhs from Iha ilm» ,.f ih* first
wifa, at al. dafandanla, and yen. publlrnllnn nf t h is not Ire Cm h
and1each nf yuu, ara reunited lo etnlni or rtenmnd shnll ha In writ.
file your answer in plalntllft’ rum- Ina. and ahall sla in Ihe p lser of
p i.hit with i lie Clerk of said residen ce and putt o ffice nildmts
Cngrt. and salsa U|mn plaintiffs’ o f iha r la lu isn i and shall he sw orn
aiiotuaj. ft BO. A. HPEhlt, JR, In by Ihe claim ant, hi* a*en t. nr
wha»« address la P. o. Itm tJsi, hla a i m r n e y , and #nj aurh claim
Nanford, Florida, a eopy of said or demand not tn flted sishall be
answer on or hefer# Thursday. fold,
May I*. A P . r m , and It you
/*/ AHA U. NK W m a n
fall |n do ao a doerfe mo cunfssao
Al e t s n i t r l s
«f (hr f.asl
*1)1 ba e n ie r s d a a a ln si yuu. and
l l III and T eela m en l ..f
ynu,
for ths rtllef
rolls demandeach ooff p
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Ron C R T A NT!** MAN, SR,
e,| Ins said rompltlnt.
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de.-eassd
Thsa n*tur
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to uniat
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l T N M A my hand and *h» seal
ll 11,1,1AM If »IOOR K III,
of aatd Couft a t Nanford, Hamlsole
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A flHorn Complaint h s v l n t |.»*n
fjlod a a a l n s i you In Iha CIO nit
,n * n< for Samlnola County,
Fh'tldn. In Chancary. for Dlvoroa,
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fandnnt. Ih**e j.reaenl* ara lo cause
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and require you to fils j n n r writs
m
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. . . WHOM IT MAT CONCKItN.
pTalnl ||1M h*riln, ami 1n
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Tou will taka hotlea lhal iha copy thereof Upon p l a i n t i f f s Atiors t y CammlsMaaira. «t nay on or bofer* the lo th day of
A- II on Iha Ith dar May, A, J>. m i . nihtrw Ita a l i t May, t i l l at iha Cuunlv Court eree Pro Confaaao w ill ha anlsre d
Id ■ S ta f o r d . Ftnrlds. will
,l1* “ I " 1 Ptoi**d
n anilday and dtta rm ln a wh ath*r a!* "Vla^**1
or J*0 t Iha County w ill e|osa, va• " I hand and official
*••*« r*n»u««* ( a d disclai m any
■ •m ln ola County,
T and Iha public
delineate d upon a ! R - *m«h * , l *lh a ,r nt Avr'1
• r pi
‘ -erd td In lam l*
o. P Msrndep
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Ctaik of tha ClrcuK
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w a p la m sr a
i a m ia o l a Couaty, Florida
pan
aa ta tlawsi
I — Baaln. pardon V. Praderlek
, aihaaat eornar A t t e r s e y for P la i n t i ff
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come in and make
an offer
Weird Deals
I FINALLY MADE IT! Hardy W Rnwl* l r . fblnf AvlnH.ni Met .'
smllh, USN, *it a nl llio ilrsk nf Topi nin ll W. Iink-nil, DSN, Coin
msniling Offimr nf Sanford Nnvnl Ausiltui'v Mr Slatlun, iluriiic
reremonle* Tuesday, In which Ha wlis nnn
tn I hi* H i»rl
Reserve. For the rinnl flvo minute < of Ills mtlve service In tli-i
If. S. Navy, Raw I* was given mmiimml of NAAS by Cuplum
Jnekson, (Offlriiil photo, |J. S. Navy)
Weird Hours
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�yiVNT SCOUT IfM H t PAUL lUNTAN C flO R T ff
t«naioa Is growtar—th# Iuuna betighter Md afore aifiii/leint In the
Utirtl ring*.
no open fighting—or there'a
far that we can aee—but each cane lining up hia beet atatements and
it emphatic phraeee to thfow out at
inactive votera for vote-getting maara iwt talklnf among themielvea
rylf to eonvlne* ona nnothor that
platform! ora tha baat. Right now,
i corraling Individual vote;* off to
da to eel) them a bill of gowla and
K
moybt f« t Mother vote on their aide of the
ledger.
Hat-tipping and apeaklng to Juat any
paaaerby fa getting to no quite”a ’iWOst.
among thoae aeeking a coveted office,
We're not making any predlctiona—but
we'ra going to go out on a limb and aay
that it'a going to be one of the hardeat
conteatc'd races in a long time.
There are eight more Democratic Ralllea
in the schedule before the day for “casting
ballots'’ rolls around, plus several “friendly
get-tooethers’’ to which the candidates are
invited to attend and possibly have tholr
env on a mnttcr or two of the proper way to
vote.
Still plentv of time Is ahead where a
voter may get all of the information he'd
like to have to sum up the qualification! of
a candidate,
Our arfvi-e la to “gat all the facts.” know
your candidate, leant about his platform
and his Intentions. And often this—
there's fust one avenue to follow—vote as
you please on the basis of the Information
you have secured from ail of the candidates.
That wav you'll be voting your own con*
Multi-Million
built la Die sparsely settled aorta the jet elrptaao that the Jet wai
Georgia hills tear Dawaoaville from tho platen-propeller typos,”
•twut ao mils* aorth ef Atlanta, bo said. “It *111 lav# larmandoui
*Iin» frr the multi-million dollar adiantaiss both la military and
.project wtra tnnouncod Jointly eommtreial sp ile s Horn; and it
last nlfbt by tho Air force aad will snhinct tho vslut of United
the Georgia division of Lochbood lu te * alrpowor la Its broadest
Aircraft Corp. at a dlanor here. ootuo, and In It. prim, role ef
Galnsavllla la about t l rallai aouth- promoting peace."
oast of DawsesvLUo aad tho largest Holloway and Dan J. Houghton,
*
* if!*
,
goaorll msaagtr of Loehhotd’a
tho Air fore# la Washington Qaergli division, both omphssltod
also anaauneod tho awarding of • that tho dovslopmsat will Involvo
contract to Convalr division of aa hoards of aay kind to tha aurGonsril Dynamics Coyp. for eon- founding country or Its peopo.
tlnulng air framo davalopmant Haughton dladoaad for tho first
work that has baan undar wty at time that fro tt 1 Whltnay dlvlConvalr*. Tort Worth, Tea., plant , |oa * United Aircraft Corp. will
ho sasoelatod with Lockhood in
the Dawwmvlllo project.
He alio slid that “ people from
----------------------------government
MVItWtr Recoils
« *
Is Friendly Man
Driving Can Be Risky
If You Are Very Upset
■ ridiculoua burat forth In all it*
ah glory on th# occasion of the annual
• #gg rolling at the White House.
^ipral
aa rolling anbecame
r-amer the
egg, innocent
ann
Ont Elaenhower
ta bothwhen
Rcpubllcnna
atirt
Ilomncratn
he remarked genially towmilri
the
attaat,Sis“It
a man
who toalmost
always
rsalstas
la good
see you
nil. Pee
you
Confidence in III* personal destiny. So the
prophet* had better look for significance
K . The horses of conjecture galloped off in
d
e # w What
h e rdid
e the
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fif Ad ldlroatlAU.
President mean ?
S W as haThe
Just being
friendly?
Or wan whnt
Sanford Herald
P i p Mld thereon theaunny lawn slgnlfleant.
fe Wat It a genuine, grade A expression of
. RMftdan*' In the November election out*j Ron*"?
; Tha fact Is, it doesn't much matter.
V froaident Elaenhower is a friendly msn to
whom 'sayinfr “8ea you next year" would be
sneak*. egg,
veaeleMs
•a natural aa rolling an Easter
and ike
r
w
:
Project
7 ^ . ____ . . Ml„ .
devslopment frefram*
Nolthor tho Air force aor Lothhttd would |Wo a spocllle rlguro
for tha Georgia development but
|t b l| bMB «atlmstsd at hotwHa
,
. iAilsrsv
“ , fc. " !? . *1 Min*. md
Houghton said the lull I I I
oquipmont naar DiwmbvIUo will
far sir
world's flnost Utariwrfoo foe air.
oraft midair rouaren.
Tha Dawson lUo laboratory win
bo construct#!' on > 19,000-acre 'w
alto purchaaad by Leekhead front
Roicoe Tuthar of DawaonvUIo, a
national Republican eommiUaoman from Georgia, and others,
and deeded to tho government
*• ,l' wU1 * ®wn*d
and operated by
Haughtea i.M the lour mile
Good, Bod TV Fane RS3
Itfeal radlotlon U an art. Like other
of art, It ranges from the^ ridiculous
aubtlma and—back again. In an elecoar. everyona trlea to gft In on tha
Pag* 4
Dollar
HUMAN failure rather than don't Mam out M tho house and
auchaalaal failure la tho prime into your ear right after aa argu
cauao of auto ueldonta. Ho mat* ment with your ipouso.
tar how well you may ho ablo to Tou’ra apt to loch voagianea
handle a ear, you are aot a good by bullying yossr way through
#n tar untie* you aro always alert | trams, it'a a juvenile ifafag to da,
to what you aro doing while at of course. But oven wore#, It may
tho wheel.
ho a deadly thing to do.
Daydreaming, motional strew,
Inability to maka immediate de Driving Mammon
cisions, these aro only a ft* of n a tio n of monument also
tho oondltlona which u s turn a may eaptura tha driving man*
potentially good driver into a nora ef a henpecked husband or
Ia toe-obodlint child, for these
real road naaard.
persona, especially, a gas pedal
Tremendous force
Moat important, yon'ra got to Imay ha aa oxhllarator rather
rcallte what tremendous faro# than an accelerator. A tpeeding
auto uvea them a aeaao of im
you havo at your dlapocal.
and power they do not
Bvaa at tho normal driving portance
■peed ef U mllta an hour, It wlU othirwtw Boaww
Persona afllctod with various
diseases should not drive, at laart
not without getting an they from
their personal physician. Como
eardlovaaeuier disabilities mar
Interfere with driving ability.
Among thorn aro'oaoontial hyper
tension, carotid sinus hypersen
sitivity and saver* angina pootori*, if you havo a heart dUeaae.
If yauTa Ured. Ritontag tn- you must loam tho wasptoma of
tenUy to the ear radio, oarrylng a ponding attaak.
on a oonvortatlen, or if yoa have a DHOW u p s x r n
bean drinking liquor, tha lapse of O. U.: What aauaoo gallstonaaf
time and distance will bo oven answers: The anaet causa la not
p u tw .
known, but infection of tho gall
Aa auto frequently boaomoo a bladder, ovorwalght and leek of
symbol or an aitanslsn af the cxarclta era factori which may
owner's age. foe that raason, load to this condition.
a i*ss. at*« r m
Thursday, April 12, 10M
TODAY'S BIHl.tS VliRflE
With what measure ye mete It shall he
Measured to you again.—Matthew 7:2.—
Evan In this Ufa there are strong suggrxtiona of this rule. On* thing certain Is thst
memory Is etamsl end s bed memory puniahea agsin end again end again.
‘tSTHS t>
y o u « u i . ttu
tel*v!»lon season a reviewer r*.
members seme outstanding pro.
grammlng for tho homo aeratn—
aa well aa many failures.
CBS-TV ha. brought u. aom.
callent works via ‘'Omnibus,"
"ford Star Jubilee" and Ed Murrow’i "Sea It Now" In addition to
■portal evanta. AIIC-TV has aupplied "Disneyland" and aome good
special aventa.
While NBC-TV has had a share
of failure*, notably tn soma ef its
"tpaetaculsri," a ravlewar cannot
help but be Imprassad by Iti programmlng philosophy. In actual at.
talnment the month of January On
N1C-TV was probably tho highest
level achieved by any natwork
within a specific month, for ei.
ample:
‘T ite r Pan," tha beat alngl* pro.
gram yet seen on television, was
repeated to the delight at all.
"Nightmar* In Rad," that excel-
[ V , , ! ? . i , , u i « *h ** “ " *
V** B“™g oparatioa.
“ 1" tlM *f 18
nt. * *” •
reactors, which la highly Impreh<bU\
b*
J*v
l c
y
* ,h
“ 1#l "• d,cUr*1,
Haughton explained that tho
*tomle reactors to be used at the
Dawsonvllle plant will be bailcal. •
ir like several othara now opera»i"« *l*»where with complete safety ,n<1 retlabllliy. He said that
th* other reactors are
"much closer to densely pep**e*"ter*. and they havt beet
no Problem at all to nearby ternntunlllea."
Haughton said tha alto near
Dawsonvllle was chosen becauso
it la near Marietta, Ga., "where #
tha manufacture of any actual nilclear aircraft could be done."
Lockheed's aircraft plant at Ma.
rletta la operated for tha Air
What's Age To Take Child On Ship?
By HAL BOTLR
ABOARD M NASSAU At 3*a 'At
—Whai la th* proMr eg* t . taka
a child oa a cruim*
Marty paranu ask this question.
RomowaH bound after a glorious
twa - week vacation tour of th*
la h lm a i, I am a hit lncllaad to
giro this SMwer:
Th# proper ll* to tab* a child
m a cruise la when tt la U roars
•Id - aad aufi.rini from fallen
■rebel. Then you can ha r.asonably aiiro of where It Is.
WM sh>t
a ir.
and
I haven’t hann a .a r ti, unaware
*
UT i« X T
V
av*ry cranny of »h* ship. Sh* has trcls* hava ta u * * d Tracy to
JHM '» h'lp th* **»{ rf» k
^
Ub< ■
hu^ (. **(• *"
tha *n| Mar to fuel tha W i.ro, ho interludes between, th* tin *.
*•
hl* brlligf- , I . j * ^ 1,
h
With somo ships this wouldn t
d<> at »”• But Ibis .hip ha. an b*’ .
.it
»»h*n crew, many oi them homo»f eompanlon.hlp tor.th .r.
*leh for thalr own familial far One#, ciaidllni sialn .l my kne*
Itallaai gancrally satm to at th* rail. sh. looked out at tho
h»v* ■ th<<>ry th ,t ■ thll(» ttn do ,# IL ,nd * * •* «r,V*>F. "W h«
nn ' ' ron,' ,n,i *h.' ' r*w memh*r» m»kM lt “ bumpy?"
b?v* .'* Lp?,?,P*rw* ,Tr*cy thL*‘ 1 ?
*,Thri w,nd An*’>" I t"M h.r.
,h* ’' he "*lf *** crouch
Tracy looked up at m . dubiouscoll*|. before 1 can unspoil her. ]y. thought a while, then said:
Rlaht nnw
,n M * lron
"Well, 1 |u eis I’ll hava lo ask
b*r' nt ttl'h the authority of a Mommy. You'r. teasing m#."
,» » 7 ™hb"
daughter, Trary Ann.
W# have always known exactly
whor# aha was Sh. hia always
boos in an* »f threa nieces'
1. Undar Hi# fast of lh# walur*
hi th. dlnlai room
I. f lf u .a step, ihccd of our
Outstretched arm* ~ end running
It the wrong direction.
Wh lh
,h' ,
t
R.d , Chin*., quisled do«n, A
>|in|1
lutharlia,ln" ln ,h » »«««• « • “ «Ub» »ot
h « v « lh. .am* result. T h . .Ituat,nn th*r» »• nnt Wentlcal.
,B ,9M ,h# U(llt>l| 8 u te | lr|(>
atn. and franca .r e a d on tho
»ub(iet
r m „ | , IBd A rtb l.
-Tha thr.a govornment., ahould
u,ey | )nd ,h lt iny „( lb, „ itiU i
was preparing to vlolato frontier*
or armistice lines, would, consistanlly with th.lr obllgatlona aa
members of th* U.N., Immadlat.ly tab. action, both within and
» » * ' '• '" ’ ’' i " •«>
»■»•. ••
But the higgest hlow has bean child on a cruise.
violations.
to mJf athlrtlc prld*. Tracy la In
r,a ’ answer f iii.as U—
That asr.Cmant, mad* undar
‘ha climbing stage, and every f"F
Tb* Prld» "f parenthood tha Truman administration, baa
stairway Is a rhallm je.
11 enf""»nt f*»r. But w har.v.r you never baan repudiated. But th st
I didn’t anticipate any real dif. *?■
wdl worry lest about a doesn't m ass Elsenhower will
flculty on that score, howaver. I ' hlM lf
t*k* It with you than think tha agreement la practical
eom* f™m • fsrnlly »f climber.— 'f ^ou, I**v*
behind. And you'll now.
w# f0,# ,rnm **»• c«*l mines to be a lot less lonesome____________ Tha agreement dldnt talk of
*b* swivel chair In only tkra* gen-
A U Mathias when a reporter bargod Into Kla badroMa, awaken
to* him from a sound sloop. “Borry, Mr. Twain." ho chirped
"hut I gotta catch the noon r i t i Bf m i .... .. .......
odlUon. Tall ma: Who'* tha
A
■soot tataroatiivg Amorioaa
■'*•‘ ‘ i j l U p ’T
y*« over ga#tt" " A a r o n i c i v f c ' c T w S iir
Durr," said Twain promptly. L
Vi
Th# raportar blinkad, and
's k *
\
■aid, "Hay, wait a minuta.
Burt died in l i l t , didn't hat
\ J As / ^ t \ \
And yon wot# only born # |
A j .Vj
year bafort that How would » /
i/'i /.J
you know If be wee inter**!- vC1-^
v '
I T#
tog or oott*
I JLj
Twainlookad vary plaasoA
\
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"Tcu’va achieved distinction, *
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ywfcur man." bo said. I t 's
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tha trot time to my know)- ,
I
id"
#d#a that tool paper «d your* has dtomvmad a s a rm batoc#
BtottBa «14 and, Ilka a cat set
tling down hi saw quarters, aha
baa (all It SMOaairr to etplore
T A fL O R t'OMMANDERY
N fc N K T
f l ( b t o , April I f TidO p. at.
.J R S l Order of Bad Cvaaa
l A I K f l - 1. Brand Caw| M
BMsdae v l t i visit
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y
• ligto Bofmhmoitr
f , L «M*v, Raaordar
ALL C A N D ID A T E S SU B JE C T TO
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D E M O C R A T IC P R IM A R Y E LE C T IO N M A Y 8th
M B H g B M “««
T w W aV
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1985 BUICK ROADMASTER 4-DR. Sedan
Fully equipped with P#w#r Slvaring, Pow#r Rmkm,
Soloelroale Radio, indorsee t Honier and all Bulck oquipmaaL This i# Buick*# Cuaiam. Built Car,
WILL BE H E A R D
S A IX S SOON O P IN ALL OAT SATURDAY
SIS MAGNOLIA A V I.
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IA M F 0 1 B HERALD TUttrt. Apr. I t 1§S« P a p I
S o cia l £ vents
Baptist Cirel# M attin gs
Lake Monroe
News
M iss Myrtles
Schedule
Miaa Myrtle Wilam'a achedul*.
home deaom tratioa agent, April
U - lf la aa fellowat
April 11 Sanford Grammar
School Girl*' 4-H dub* will meet.
Ten club* with f ln t dub meet*
Ing at t;30 a.m. Demonstration*
will b* *n ''Improve Your Aeceo*
eeriee." The girl* will bring their
completed projeete, Record Book*
of their project* and a written
•lory te be judged.
April IS th* Sanford Demon* p.(" _. .
...
h
Club will meet at the
r#m m " It c * » J
wine!
f t th# P in t Baptist H. V. Naltan Jr.. Mr*. H. D.
met recently tor their re- Stanlar, Mr*. W. P. Field, Mr*.
monthly builnaia meetinga C. C. Carroll, Mr*. J. H. Trulutk,
Mra. It. D Allred, Mra. Marahall,
church.
program w*« given by Mr*. Mra. Jodi* Camaron, Mra L. M.
Ahrahama, Mn. R. T. The* Carroll and Mra. W. J. Brook*.
Mra. W. P. Brook*, Mra.
CIRCLE NO. FIVE
Cooper and M n. Roy B ritt
Mn. H. A. Colbert opened the
Other* taking part were Mn. W. meeting #f th* eirei* with WMU
E. Gardiner. Mn. A. J. Petereon,
, M n. Veil* William* and Mra.
♦T lfde Humphrey.
Mr.
r
s d L rend.red P#WM ,nd L,*ht
* 111
th . A m tic n d >Vd MM . « in tlT >Iv* • demon.tretlon on u.ing
CIRCLE NO. ONE
I tS
2. -V la ii
,m,n
•I•ctr,c,, TP11* "'"
Member* met with Mn. W. A. illn f
meeting to begin promptly at
K rataen pretiding and Mn. J . . Dleeouragament."
1:30 p.m. Mlsa Wilton’* demon
P. WII»on giving th* devotional,
Report* wer* then given by stration will be “Clothe* suitable
utlng at her aubjert "Faith."
Mn. Drake and Mt*. R. P. Coop- to the dlffennt type* of women."
M n. H.,W. Rucker gave th* or related a talk on Itewardehip.
April 13 the Girl’s 4-H Club ef
community minion report lor th*' The** pretent wer* Mr*. Jeha the Pineenet eighth gnd* will
pelt month and plaRt wer* made D. Abraham*, Mr*. J. Cuaalng- meet at th* echool at 11:30 a.m.
for vlalting the Coanty Hem*.
ham. Mn. P. Rreckenridge. Mn. Th* demenitration will be “Im
Mn. 0. C. Gihba announced A. T. Themat. Mr*. Drake. Mra. prove Your Aeeeseoriti." Th*
t j f i a n * for open houi* to ho held, Harvly. Mr*. W. L Vane*. Mr*. girle will bring their completed
' ^ I t the new bom* of Mr. and Mr*. R. P. Cooper, Mra. Willi* R. Ptp- project!, record hook* of their
Prod Piaher Thurtday night from pi* and Mr*. H. A. Cr'bert.
projeete end written etory la he
Ti3« p.m! until 9:30 pm.
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CIRCI.E NO. BIX
judged.
Mn. W. H Murray praaented
cirel* No. H i met In th*
Lake Monro* Hem* Demonetretha auwardthlp leaton'from the Homemaker* rlauroom with IS tlon Club will meet at th* achonl.
book “Thlt World'* Good*."
member* preeent.
Mri. Wineger of th* Florid*
Cirel# member* were atked to
The teseion wet opened with o Power end Light Company will
tend card* to and pray for ono proyer hy th* ehtlrman. M n. ( ivt e demonstration on u»inc
at their member* who ia in th* Clyde Humphrey. Mrl. Veit Net- .mall electrical applirencee. The
hoeplial for ourgory.
•on wee welcomed a* a new mem meeting will itart at 7 p.m. MUt
Thooo protoo* were Mre. W. P. ber after which Mrl. Pineh told Wllaon'e demonitretlon will he
im^aeley. Mr*. J. P. Wilee*. M n. J. of eommunity million work don* "Clothe* eultehl* to the different
« , gharoa, M n. W. A. Kraitart. in Morrh and piano w en mad* type* af Women."
Mra. J. Roy Britt. Mre. P. P. for visiting (hut-ins.
April 14 the 4-H County Coun
Mre. W. P. Brooke gave the cil meeting will he held at the
Campbell. M n. 0. C. flibbe, Mn.
W. H. Murray, M n. tr. I . Giles. minion study “Touched By a Community Center at *:30 a.m
Loving Hoart." M n. Jahn E. Foa County Dresa Revu* will he held
Old Mre. Rucker.
prosontod a ohapttr from tha at this time.
C1RCLI NO. TWO
a
April 14 the Girle* Club of the
Ctrel# X*. Two met I* Mi* hook “Thin World'* Goode." De
chunk vHth eheirmas, Mn. R. C. votional waa givOn by Mr*. P. E. lake Mary echool will meet at
•#el4nrid|e.'r'th* ichool at one o'clock. Th#
Moor* presiding *v4r the tessien. ■reelenridge.''
Thoa# preeenl wer* Mre. Hum- Hemonatretion will he "Improve
Devotional wat nndorod by Mr*.
V A.
j. Poterooa ew CkHstUn phrey, Mr*. H.E. Turner, Mr*. Your Accessories." Th* girle will
Brelley Odham. Mre. Joh* Foa, hHn|r their completed project*,
■ •G row th .
Mrl. C. L. Park* checked on Mre. Brooke, Mr*. A. J. Walker, record book* of their project*.
th* anllstmant report and o ff.rtt, Mra. J. P. Lewie, Mre. J. A. tnij written' report to b# judged,
Ap,n 17 t>,# Cider Spring*
Mr*. J. L. Iro n n was wolenmod strange, Mr*. H. J. Pinch. Mre.
• t a ntw member end Mtt. Mtf- Breckinridge, Mr*, t . A. Coring- Home Demonstration club will
tfca Marahall gave the eteward- ton, Mr*. C. R. Keeler, Mr*. Ren melt at the homo of Mrs. W. 0.
•hip lesson from "Th* World'* Burke. Mrs. B A. R. Wttktn*on. Nolan. TTt# demonstration will ne
Mr*. Vel* Neleen and Mri. H. B "Clothe* suitable to tha different
Goods.”
type* of Women.” Mre. Wineger
Mrs. R. L. Dann, community Carter.
will glv* t demonstration on tha
million chairman, mad* plant
us. of small electrical appliances.
for doing outdlrortod oomnmnlty
The meeting will etart promptly
mllilow work for th* month.
•It M n. Btrtnea* voluAteorad to
et 1:30 p.m.
County Chorus will meet for
•o n * n frtih m e n u t* th* intertheir regular practice, et the
mediate girle autlilary the firet
Community Center at 9:10 * m.
■nd fourth Monday of the month.
Ceramics cl*«* will meet at the
Thooo
preeont
wot*
Mr*,
Circle Ne. Bit of th# W8CB of
liooro, M n Jo* H. Wright, Mr*. thi P in t Mothodlet Church met Seminol* High School at 7:30
J. Newly, Mra. A. C. Bent**, Monday aftornoon at tha homa p.m.
M n. ______
Grae*_ ____
Biihep,
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. . Mn.. S. J. af Mre. J. H. NichoDon on RriDa via, Mra. Patorao«l Mrl. Effle araelift Ave.
Hewl4g. Mra. J . L. Brawn. Mr*, j Mr*. J. H. Nicholson, ehalrA. L. Rarlnoau, Mre. C. L. Porka man, prasidtd over the meeting
. Ir., Mra. R. L. Dann and Mra. which wat opened with a prayer,
'• j e h n Bauloburry .
j ted hy Mre. W. S Thornton.
CIRCLE NO. THRER
I
For her devotional, ah* eonMr*. MeWhorter presided even tinued the Easter thought end
th* Cirel* N*- Three m eeting1 epek* ef th* happening! of th*
with Mr*. Gardiner giving th* *|g week* before aarenslen. She
devotienal. Mrs. McWhorter re- rlosed hy reading Henry Van
ported on th* Easter work in the DykO'o psalm "The Good Teachmission field and Mr*. R. A. WII- *r."
Mre. J. t Terwllleger Jr. ranHome esked for coupon* t# h#
turned In now. They hev# double ducted th* etudy “A TeeUmenl
value until July 1, »h* explained. af Devotion" hy Thomae Kelly. '
Routine hueinesl was dlspnsad
* A program woo planned to visit
* th e Jails for tile misstoa work of and teveral announcement*
1mad*. Mre. Nicholson told that the
thl* month.
Mre. Vnllo Williams closed the cirel# has chart# of th* proyer
•tsslon with a prayer. Thoa* et- xervlc* «n May 23 and olto told
tending wer* Mr*. R. F. Me- member* that a etudy course
Whorter, Mra. R. L. Johneon, for Tuetdey, April 14 will be
Mre. W. D. Gardlaer, Mre. V. held. Installation ef efflrer* for
Wllllame, Mri. M. C. Hagen, m* new year trill h* held gunMr*. J. L. Jackson. Mr*. R. A. day, April I I and th* rovered
Wllllame, Mre. A K. Roseetter, dish luncheon will he held May I
Mrs. P. Tt Rina, and Mr*. W. C. when report* from conference
•L y n n .
will ba given.
m
C1RCLB NO. POUR
Refreshment* wer* »#rv*d to
Cirel* K*. Pour m tt Hi th* th* fallowing ladies; Mrs. Rose
•hapal at tha *dueatlon*| building Adams. Mrs. Mabtl Blount. Mrs.
«tth Mri. M. N. Cleveland, s, p. Bolyn, Mra. M. W. Dastle,
chairman, presiding. Th* aetelon Mr*. A. P. Collum, Mrs. L. T.
opened hy the elnging of ■ hymn. Dost. Mri. Allca Hayne, Mre. J.
Mr*. W. P. Field then ltd th* A. Hauk, Mr*. C. P. Mims, Mr*,
group Hi prayer.
(*. S McKee. Mr*. C. <J. Priest.
Mr*. Cleveland welcomed new ,Mre. R. P. Robison, Mrs. E. R.
-JEWELLED POCKET* AND
member*. Mr*. W. J. Brooke an- Smith, Mr*. R. W. .Sturdivant, B U T T O N * distinguish Ben
'■Willi
nounead that aa ap*n houi# la Mra. J. R. To^wlllogar
Jr., Mra. Relg'a eult of blue-gray RrltliH
Jfb«lng Riven th* aiiaelata pastor W. 8. Thornton, Mre. Ollv* chl/fon tweed. Bleevee er*
and hit wifa, Mr. and Mrs. Tred Welle, Mr*. E. L. Petech, Mre. J. cuffed aa th* collar 1* eheped,
Plshor at thair new horn* on E. H. Nirholeon and Mis* Alin* but sot a* deeply. .
Chapman.
4th Bt. Thurtday avenlng.
A metien wae mad* to donate
111 !• th* G.A.’a. Th# toplr of
th* devotion wae “lerving God
At loaM .” Member* war* asked
to remember the Heckenboch'e in
prayer aa aha la nnd*rg«lnt
le a rt surgery.
_ Regular reutiaa buiineaa wae
" th e n Ukan car* at. Mra. Martha
Marahall fa v . tha «U»ard»Blp
lesson tta n “Th# Wetld'e <I#od*.”
Thee* attending wer# Mr*.
Cltvtland, Mr*. C. 0. MeManui,
Mr*. >. 0. Harper, Mr*. I . C.
Cowan Jr., Mr*. H. 1. Davie, Mr*.
tha fruRaH
YAM la at
you amid be In..
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STBS £22b.15-n2i£
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Circles
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of Straps...
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APRIL •
Mra. L. P. Payton
Clarence R. Jonei
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Don't miss the once-a-year
A F T E R A S E L L -O U T ! - - W E N O W
HAVE
MORE
M E X IC A N
WEDDING
SHIRTS
Tuss
T im jr C ro w n s D — sf o r m u m *4
Ragsi tar |1 el
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SORRY WE CAN’T FIND A PICTURE
THEW ENEW !
T H E r R E HOT!
p olorfu l am hroldarad and flocked dealgna from lla ilr n ,
^ Rhert aleevest and completely wnnhahl# . . . low pricad
at only
TOUCHTON DRUG
IVEY'S
MWk«r« Qaallty I* Highar Than Prict"
I' MM KAAX EUUIT
SANFORD
PHONE U U J
T a m fi exclusive edd-control formula halpa
proto* tender underarm* and daHcata i M «
from eciddamege caused by m o m deodorant*
T hmj Cream Deodorant Hop* perspiration
•dor instantly... checks pereplratio*
moisture. Yon get depeadab la, all-dsy
protection again** offending withTuaeyl
Tueay Stick Deodorant oootaina
hesaehloroph«M t* Kppr*** odoe*
forming b*claria...glid*a on aa*ily..,
coola.Mdxi*a a* oecal
PINK
YELLOW
Tuuy Stick Daodoroni with Sam
liutant DaintUam ProtacHordt
Im H andy, Eaty-to-Uta S tick Form
O w e
p TUito
Calendar
Impressive Installation Held
By Anna Miller Circle Tuesday
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■my Loiemtn
Bu* Callahaa
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THURSDAY
’ I Thr Sallle Harrison Chapter NS
. I DAA wi'l meet at the home of Mrs.,
Ry
GRACE
THURSTON
By GBACB THURSTON
The n nrn, Demonstration Club L p, Kagan, n o i Park Av*. at
Tha regular monthly matting of w||| meet at th# dub center a t , p m AU |0C1| m#mb*ri and
'
the Lake Monroe P-TA wee held 1:30 p. m. at Mra. Wlnegar w ill! daughter* from olher ehaptera arc . "
Monday avenlng April », at the *lv# a apeclal demonstration on invlted.
•chool. The meeting tvai called to »'"dl electrical appliance*. Tha Th# „HIM.cm
lbUcu| c(rtI,
Circle of
order by the president Mr. Tleutle
hour •• needed for the food _ .
. ' will meet at 2:30
- 1
Hlttell The devotional wee led by »h» PUn» »° «ook*
* '- m. „at the
,h . home of Mn. ...
H*
Mr. Herbert Thunton. devotional
Th* ro«“lar WM*JSr .'" V i
J*m#» Gut 1024 Palmetto Av*.
chairmen. Mr*. Jam ix -e e read the Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will with Mra. R. F. Moult add Mra. •
minute* of the la*t meeting. The he held at tha Yacht Club at 3 p.m. C h a r I • t Morrison eo-hqstessea.f-' V
minute* wer# approved a* read. Vleltora are welcome.
Homer O.borne will (peak.
Mre. J. C. Muit reported the Trea-1 Tha Azalea Circle of the Garden
Jararanda Circle of the SenfoH
.]
•urer'a report.
i Club will meet at th* horn* of Garden Club will meet at 7:30
| Mr. Wyatt, chairman of tha no-. «»■ J p Cull« •» U k «
p. m. at the Garden eenter. Hov
minating
read .........
the date
........- committee,
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, teenea a n Mra. F. 0. Smith. Mra.'
of officer* (or the coming yeer. Se-| The Hemeroeellii Garden Circle j, p. Waite, end H. E. McSwalin."
veral nominations were made from
n,,el ** ***• home of Mr*
Th* Ixora Circle of the Gaw» IIS*,
the floor. Th# officer* for the com- ?• McKnight «2* Serll* Av*. Mrs. den Club will have a covered dl«h
ing year are at follow*: president; Rrnnett and Mr*. Nix co hostaises luncheon et 12:30 p. m. at th*
Mr. Cliude Hlttell: vice preildent, Tima I* 1:30 p. m.
home of Mre. F. Murrey, Wynn#*
Mr. Herbert A. Thurston; secre The Camellia Circle of the Gar- wood. Hus telnet ere Mre. W.
tary, Mr*. Margie Smith; treat- den Club \<Ul meet at I p. m. at Meriwether, Mre. J. Andereon, r%%i
urer, Mr*. J. C. Mu»e; historian, tha Garden Center wnth Mrs. Mr*. David Bach and Mra. lC
f|»l 1
Ralph Betts. Each member Is to Hnu«hnld*r.
Mrs. Taulin* Kirkpatrick.
being flower arrangements.
Th#
Junior
Clase
of
th#
Ovled*
*"\
Plane for the County Council
Th* Grammar School P-TA will High School will preaent a var* *■* meeting will he he'd at th<- Lake
m
Monroe. School on April IS, »:Jo meet at tha school at I p. m. (or lety show on tha itage ef t h » ,
a very Important sasslon.
\ echool auditorium at I p. m. Lo*
a. m.
Seminole Rehrkah Lodge No 43 cal talent will bo used,
| Th* aeilitant principal of the
The Mlmoea Circle of the Gar*.
high echool, Mr. A. Bracken, talk will meet In the IOOP Hell at I
p. m. All mtmbers that jojttd den Club will hold Ite April meet**
ed on Our Srhnul Syitem and Tea- in lM t will b« honored.
Ing at 10 e. m. with Mre. P. R.
cher Shortage.
tvThe .'II*I"MI«
Magnolia vCircle
i i v ir UI
of iiio
the oSen«n-. Swanhuuse, 615 W. 24th Street#
The home room enun was won for(l Girdf[1 club will meet at I
MONDAY
hy the' second end third grade*. p m. „ |hf t)om# of Mrl< John
Mr*. Kirkpatrick room.
, Sheppard. 22't« Oak Ave. Mrs
Past Matron’* Club will meet , .
The meeting adimirned. end dell- Brailey Odham and Mrs. H. B. Od- with Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, 3314
eiou* refreshments wer* served h*m Sr. *r# co-hostesses. Circle M*11on v111• Av*. at 7:30 p. m.‘
by Mr*. C. E Hlttell. assisted by Flower show te slated.
Mr*. Mamie Griffin will be e o j'"*1
MRS. JAMES BLANKENSHIP, outgoing president, present* gavel Mri. Herbert Thurston.
hn«*e*s.
-o a*
PRIDAT
to Mr*. Mildred Cox, Incoming leader fur Anno Miller Circle of
Th* women of th* First Pr*t*-:-Elk* Club. (Photo bv Jonrvsun)
Th# Dirt Gardener* Circle of th# hyterlan Church win na»s» a pray* , ,
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D A R Chapter Will Sanford Gardan Club will meet at *r hand In th* Phllalhea Clasp
10 e.m. at th* homo of Mre. W. W. room at 2:45 p. nt. and • hullMcCaelin, 1011 Mcllonvtlle Av#
nes* and Inspliatlonal matting a t
M eet April 13
The Rnig Circle of the Garden 3 p. m. at th* church.
In L. H an an Home Club will meet i t 9:45 a. m. at the The Dependable Clast of th*
First Methodist Church will raeeb ...
Th. Salllo Herrlson Chepter hom* n( Mr‘- A*pp*.
at th* home of Mr*. V. L. Smith,,
kfomhera of the Ann* Miller Jemee Rossnowr, recording eee- */*?.'** *1'' meet at the home
423 W. 13th St. at a p. m. tor Ita
Circle witnessed and took part retary; Mr*.
Richard Map**, "r
"n rr,,l*7
regular husintse and social meet*"
in an imprcMiv. in*Ullatlon cere- treaiurer and Mr*. L. G. Shot**, .
1
nHe-ate* whn Gleaners Class
Ing
> • .»**. I
attended th» State Conference *•
nmny Tueaday evening at the • chaplain.
Orlando will give renort* and Enjoys Lesson
Elks Club when new officer* as
TUF.SDAT
Thus* present to enjoy the eve
sumed :heir duties for the ensu ning were Mri. A. Menendes, post on su w est ions for the work
of
th*
coming
year.
Taken
From
Bible
Th* Pioneer Group of th* Pr#**-*<
ing year.
Mre. S P. Griffin. Mr*. Eddie
The Gleaneri Clase of th# hyteiian Church will have * sup*
The ni°*t Important business
Trior to th# service, which was S:out, Mre. Wesley Flllmon, Mr*.
performed hy candlelight, tha James
Itoolehon.
Mrs.
Hoy will h* the election of the Nomi First Bsntlst ("Mirct, m*t at the per at 44:30 p. m. In th* Educa*
home of Mre R. T. Hunt .with tlunal Building of th# ehurrh.
buslnox meeting was conducted Brown, Mrs. Samuel t arter, Mre. nating rnnim'ttee.
Nendall and Mre. J. E.
Thera will b* a joint meeting *’
Any Daughter* from n:her :'lr ,•
as routine reports were given hy A. C. Lange, Mrs. Evelyn De.Metof tha American Horn# DeparW.**
various eommlttea ehalrmen and tlo, Mr* Josephine Gordon, Mr*, chanter* who are staving In th# H'mmerl# is hostesses.
The session was onened with a ment and tha Kin* Art* Depart*
officers.
vlc*nlty at* Invited tn attend
If. F. Hale. Mrs Clasinn Smith
During th* Installation each
Mrs. I.yndell (inhhell, Mrs. and heennia acquainted with the "raver by the president, Mi*. M. ment of the flanford Woman'*
W. R uder after whhh Mr* W. d u h at R p. m. with Mr«* C. (Voutgoing officer outline,! the du Marl* Thompson, Mr*. E. J. local group.
R. Pippin gave a most Inspiring Welch as speaker. Ifostcaua a r* ..., .
ties of her particular office that Moughton Jr., Mre. Mnrrle Moses,
d*votlniial taken from th* book, Mre. Donglae Sienitron,, Mr*. Fr ••
art to ha carried out hy the new Mr*. J ernes Rosenow, Mr*. Ed
regime, Mrs. Lowell Osier, past ward Cox, Mre, Lowell E. Osier.
"Th# Bible In Prayer."
nrerkenridge.M ri.J.R osard.M rc*?All Calendnr
A fonleet of question* and ant- A| j|unt. Mr*. Mltlam R u .e ilL president for 1954. pteeenteil Mre. Rlchatd Mepes, Mrl. Robert
were taken from the Bible, was , nil Mra. 8. 0. Harrlman.
Mr*. Jam** Blankenehip, outgoing g, Rlllhimir,
Matings And
enjoyed h.v the group and won by
••«-*.
preeldent, with * gift on behalf
Jin . C. Stafford, Mre. A. P
Mr*. M. Moore.
WED .E3UAY
of th* Circle. Mre. Blankenehip Rowereox, Mr*. L. G. Skatee, Mre.
Society News
Refreshment* wer# eerved hv
.
. _ . . _
expressed her eincere apprecla- H. C. Dl brow, Mil. Gen# Walth# hnsteetei t0 Mrs. H C.
T,)* clvle • n'1
D epart.* tlon to her officers whn eerved ier, Mrs. Jam** Blankenship, Mre.
Echnle, Mri. W. Mcl.ellan, Mrs. m*nt*
lh# Woman's Ulub w ill.; .*
Are Requested
her to well during th* yrar.
J. M. Cameron, Mre. H. P Kent.
Mvrlle Moore. Mrs. Ali<# Rir«- mMl
*h# eluh for * program
5lr*. Mtltlreil Cox. who took Mrs. Gregory Klnlew, Mr*. Peter
dolph. Mrs. Eve Couse, Mra. WII- *'T ,h» Sanford Theatra Guild wltW '
over ex problem, offered a brief Uukur. Mrs. Boy Chorpentng and
By 5 p. m. The
II# B. Pippin, Mre. Rucker, Mrs. Donald It. Fletcher, president,
speech and hrough: nut that help Mrs. Harold H. K utner.
A. J. Walker. Mrs. Bert* Cot- speaker. A on# act play will t,a
ing crippled children was the {
Day Preceding
trell, Mri. J. E. Hemmerle, Mis. presented. Hostesses ar* Mr* J.
main purpose of the organisation.
A. Kendall, Mrs. R. T. Hunt, Mr* N. Glllon. Mre. C. Ramsey, end
She also praised Mre. Blanken
Publication
A, L. Rerlneau and Mra. J. Mr*. N. V. Farmer. Mrl, R. A.
ship whn did her work s o effici
Brown, visitor,
Binith la sponsor,
ently and never nu«sed a meet
ing during lb# entile year.
Miss Pandra end Sonia MonFollowing the m enially, the fortnn and Miss Marianne Strlrkoutgoing officers served a* hos land all student* of Virginia Intesses and offered refreshments terrnont College have returned to
to tha group. Mrs. James llnole- school after taking part In a
hnn wae tn charge of decoration* rnllega conducted tour. Five days
for th* evening and in the meet were spent in New York City
ing ro„m wae a long (able laid sightseeing hy day and attandlng
with a white cloth holding a ran- Metropolitan Opera end Broad
terpiere of larga purple niumi way play* hy night. Whll* re
Th# refreshment table, covered turning they vlelted Washington
with a lac* cloth, eleo held a d r D.C and Annapolis. This comnilsr arrangement of mums and plettd their spring holiday*,
a large essortmenl of hnre d'ouv
Friend* of Turner l.od(* will
res which were enjoyed by the
he glad to knowr that ha hae reladlee.
Hostesiei wer* Mre. Rlankm- turned from Holiday Houi# Hoichip, Mrs. John Cameron, Mr*. plta| in Orlando where he wee
Gen* Walter, Mr*. Harold hast- confined for a week with an
ner, Mrs Iren# Kent. Mrs Grrg »)* operation.
Klnlaw, and Mra. 11 C. Dlsbrnw.
Th# many friend* of Mri.
New offlreri taking over their
dutlee were Mre fox, presidin'.; Margaret Cleveland will he happy
Mrs. Harry Adair, ftret vice pre in learn that ehe ii feeling fine
sident; Mre. A. P. Bowereus, and is now up after being con
xecond' vie# president; 31re Roy fined to the Semlimla Memorial
Chnrpenlng,
aecretary;
M r s. Hoeplial for a ahort whila.
DISPLAYED THIS WEEK
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With Joe
THB SANFORD NFRALD
Giants
iU a a H 'iwT
He eame at oaoe, wtth hie Ma
ter behind him. He etill looked cal
low from hie recent attach of fev
er, but at leant he area wall again.
T h w r'e a Are coming up the hill
toward Morgan's house,H she told
them. "If the wind etnys aa It le
now Mura may be real danger.*'
L « a upstelre.
■tartfd toward the
Lora had to tro t to
Adam's Ieager atrtde.
"You'd betiee go heme," ho advtfod. "And heap, ■ watch-out If
this thing gets out of central It
could bum Ita way down this aide
of the bill, ton. Though the Chanrung grounds aad the tipper curve
eg Dogwood lane nuke n natural
Are break which may help."
T m going with you," Lore laid.
T h ere’U ha thlnga I can do at
Morgana and they'll need every
hand.'*
Ha throw her a quick leek, hut
offered no objection. They tavod
themselves for fast climbing aad
did aa mere talking until they
reached the level ed the pool and
•tepjmd a moment for beeath.
Adam die not look too flt, aad
Lara regarded him doubtfully.
'Perhaps you shouldn’t be doing
title. After all, you’ve been IB and
M they » m when the alarm
Bounded. Hom m i quleJUy lowered into the well end voiunteere
manned the hand pump.
Lora itood for a few momenta
watching the elngle, thin atream
of water begin the doubtful teak
of watering down the (pace of
bruab bach of the Churning
ground* The eeeond fire company
had arrived shortly after the drat,
but Ita men eteod idty by, watching
the progreee of the Bre up the hill,
ft waelthefy that they would not
lift n anger unleea the Brat com-
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Ia KflltM Ik * MjlfM*
waa no way to oppoeo this ridicu
lous system. Not even If tho bouse
burned down.
Bhe went to work in the kitchen,
setting a huge coffee pot on the
stove. The reviving powers of the
_ but beuah around. gcmethhif
brew would be needed in the hours
must be denel**
ahead while all hands worked at
fe e was already n su lag toward
the emergency.
the sta in and Lava harried after
Through the kitchen window the
hen. T O gat Wade."
could hear the not too distant
•Wet Aden tea, Ovary men yen
crackling of the flames. The stif
ewe fed. 11 iava the atobte hey
ling email of the Bre now pervaded
give the alarm "
the entire bouse and hw eyes
Lava plunged MreottlenUy dewn
smarted constantly.
MM hUL tripping now and then
Morgan came up from the cellar
•ear i real across the path, sparcarrying a stack of gunny each.
tng herself net at ML The amok#
Big to be taken outside and soaked
fe a t had nat yet crept down the
"Don! trouble being eorry for with water, in Iha event of handhUL Mather Tyler eat at the open
Oghllng with encroached
window where her chair had been me. I’m ell right,” he said shortly. to-hand
"Lei's gel on.” They hurried up- flames. Bhe glanced at Lora, ap
wheeled.
parently taking her efforts for
T h tfe'e a Ire earning up ward again.
Ambroae and rtte r were already granted, and run outalite at once
through the wood* toward Mor
gan's house 1** I^rra cried as the at work. C'lollillde, the french with her burden.
Lora found big china cups kept
raa Into the yard. "Peter mu*t go housekeeper, and the other women
up there, end I'm going le fetch servants were drawing water from for the use of the servants and
the well, while men stood on lad flllrd them with the steaming liq
Adam."
“L orar Mr*. Tylw erled from ders throwing palls of It on the uid. These she set on a tray and
her window, and the girl turned roofs of stable aad servant's quar carried outside to serve to who
ters nearest the danger. Over ever needed ■ respite. Again and
, Mi patiently In mid-flight
"I can't atop now," aha told Ike everything hung the ominous while again iha made the tqip, for the
old lady. "If Wade comae heme has# and the air « u uncomfort coffee was accepted gratefully
wherever she went.
you'd better send him right up able to breath*.
(To Be l.'onllSH'dl
The bells of livel Hr* companies
there. They may need every men
IMS. kr i'kynu A. WkKe*V, R#ph*t*<l kr ■•rmlxalee id llw (<il>liili»r Ai-i'i.aTuN cawTUKT CKorie. im«
Diatritiuia-i *r k i e s laeiiu** Uyadicaia
DETROIT W - R*fsnw Loa
Hsndlar, • vatersn Detrott ring
official, said today h#“ was if/aid
for ■ moment that he (ied helped
■et up ■ punch that might b*ra
Cost Chuck bpieaer. his fight #Hh
Joe Rowin here lis t night.
As It wai Spleser won handily,
chopping «w*y at 'Rowin’s led
eye until It closed, completely la
the fifth round., Dr. Joseph CshsU
•n stopped it between rounds but
under M I c b 1g ■ « .'.ra |«
w ,#.
classed as « sUtH .fqurtd
cal knockout.
•'lie ( Rowan) hurt me Just Ihst
once." Spleser idmltted, "berk In
lb# second round.. We'd been in
dor* and t thought, the ref was
going
break us. * . '
,'I d r o p p e d qly hands and
whim) Ha caught m# wtth ■ left
hook and then pushed me Into the
rope*."
m
Handler said he actually hleutW
lo the fighter* "fight out o f .t t
"But the minute; 1 said H and
■aw Spleaer drop hi* hands 1
knew ha thought t waa'going te
say 'break.' I felt aw fill.”
In the closest gams of Ihs Ro
tary'club league thin eeaion, lbs
Tigers edged out ths (Hants y**lerday evening, 9-4. Bores s’ blus
tery blasts kept plenty of hustle
In the contest, even though the
high winds made the Oy balls
cut didoes.
Lestrr Bush drove a fly deep
Into left center field for«n homerun
In (he final effort of his team to
pull (he game out of tho fire.
In fhe sw-saw affslr the Tigers
went out In front In the first Nam#
when fleorge Harriett look life on
a walk, atoto second and cam*
home when Jimmy flracey hobbled
Cecil Dandrldge't grounder.
Trailing by thin Ions tally, thi
Giants earns to bat In the third
and Johnny Emerson led off wtth
a single and stole the neat base.
Alax McKlbblti punched out •
double and Johnny atraaked across
with the tying ruo. kfcKibbtn was
trapped to a run down and went
oat when Dindridg# tagged him
after Aiding Braes McCoy's groun
der and throwing to Bramtett who
took part In tha ehaso.
Jimmy Cordell with a eltan cut
crashed the ball Into the outfield
for two base*, took third on a
passed ball and tallied a mom-n*
later to put hie team In front by
two runs. Lester Bush was safe
on an error In left field, but as
he tried to score on Bulner'i In
field smack was caught at the
plate. The side went out when
Koke was down, Dandrldga to
High.
The Bengali roared bark In (heir
half of Ihe frame. Harriett, DanBridge and Bush all walked to
load the bases and the first two
of them turned nlo runs. Bush
was caughi In a run-down. Dave
llramlett and Bruce McCommons
lilt Ihe base paths on a fielder's
choice and a single and later
raced acroia the plate with two
more tallies. Joe lligh'a rap bring
ing In McCommons.
Behind 3 loS. The Jlnts bounced
hack when Bush lined out the
homer. Bulner popped lo D:iwlridge and Koke was out, Dan
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NEW MEMBERS ARE INDUCTED Into the Sanford Lions Club at Ita Tuesday luncheon meeting.
(Photo by Jamaaen)
drldg elo High John Holloway shot
hope* soaring when be doubled,
but this tying run died there wiuen
Brooks Adimi frota onto Jimmy I.AST N IGH T S RESULTS
Graeey's (ill fly to left.
MHal H art — 8, IB Sill*. Tlmai
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The Box Score:
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GIANT*
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AB R II
( t r i m s l i a r . —a, i s Mila. Ttviai
MeKlbbln, lb
3 0 1 Urlndy Utach
11.40 l.to
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McCoy, e
3 1 1 Moss i'Inh
■Vnny
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Cordell. 3 b
31 3
Wumiata (1 -0 ) |<0.40
L. Bush, p
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IblrB Mac* — S/J« SHI*. Iliuai
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3 0 0 I-aka Como
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3 u u S uper Mou se •
Uramla B,
Holloway, 3b
3 0 3 . gu.iil.la I t-7) 14} 30
(iraccy, as
3 0 1 Vuuria i t a , * — a. i a hii *. i i m . i
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2 1 1 Huuiharn
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Totals
2Ut in MyUUInlciJu
(i-l, | j) Jo
Adams, If
3 0 0 l-'lHb Ha,.* — a la tin*, i i , Hr,
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1 2 0 Ituherl Tim*
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llramlett, ss
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Cioembel, rl
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(Jultilalix l l - t i 1311.(0
High, lb
2 0 1 v a ca a lk Mara— J » nil*. T l m n
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Powell, rf
I 0 o Kit
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Totals
16 5 3 a u•juiniria
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(HANTS — 0 0 3 0 1 — I 10 1 Klahtk l l a r r — a. in Mil,. I laiai
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TIGERS — 1 0 4 0 x — 5 3 1 (iia r o k * * j * h * i|
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Summary: Home run, L. Hush. IIIuo II..I(
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2b, MeKlbbln,Cordell. So.
Dan V wljuliilrla
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dridge. I; Bush. 4: (III. Don- I. M l l n h u y ’
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day aa Florida State’s Golfers I Icy llenny
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ROLLINS DEFEATS STETSON
DELAND 'gv—Harry Bennetl'i
I an four-hit pitching made It easy for
i :« Rollins College's baseball team to
31.3 defeat Stetson University 11-0 yes
terday. Nick Vancho and Jim
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tack with three each.
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BALL R EA LT Y
B. D. RigMeytoae. a tenets to
M4 H.mlb Fark Ave.
Fbnnr Me
PAINT — ELBOW GREASE
NOT A PROJECT!
Folks, lor a little repairs end some Hra os (or Prcnrb Ate. Property
KRAI. ESTATE DRIVE-IN
paint you can cel a cute 1Hedroom home. It rise a acreened
2*44 French Av«.
rrh and convenient entrance
J. W. HALL, HEAJ.TOR
>tn both living room and bed
"CaU Hall" Phone 17*6
room. Nice garage with ample
storage end utility room. Beau
Uful shade and citrus trees on
a 7* X IV foot lot, and It'i
OUTSIDE the city. YOURS FOR
A I/)W DOWN PAYMENT AND
FLEXIBLE TeCAMI.
,
m tPCURy
K
A N O
B U U O tN G
N E E D S
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
$(1,000—1 bedroom frame home
beet Owenstag on comer lot, Large screen
porch. Hardwood flours, Vent■» dawn-payti»n blinds, span# healar and
water healer included.
UNFURNIillED 3 bedroom
apt. Pbo*a 1411 er 241.
Call
m & T s e
• FINANCIAL
HOftlLI OruUoy, 1M3 model, M
eUsm c**SSr Yw 1664-J
w-Ttuai*
M Tear*
RTTT“ n i^
1* ~ "
1“
TH
A
16! N. Park Ava, Phene U ll
U Q LU t!
31. Fortify
DOWN
22. Employ
I. Vegetable
3. "Little )»< 34. Slope
2* A neet
*
2«. Fiction,
) Ood of lot
at
4. Pinaceoua
del re*
Ire#
S. aho»t
live
J7. Over*
I. Tight
head
7. Girl * narr
IB. Jaunty
ATWmemtiei
10 Oc.
P. Reward*
(archaic!
eur*
rvncee
11. Shabby
31. A vice*
1*. Conferred
president
II. Devoured
of U. h.
19 King of
23 Propelled
Dothan
a boat
tUib.)
ROOM
Amlahed
apertneet.
Close to, 111 E. 6th St. MO.OO
monthly. Phene M66 er 1032.
LOVELY redecorated apartments
II IT Park Ave, Phone 1T4J-J
power, mower
wants mowing. Phone 716-11-4
ACROSS
1. Chief cook
9. Aatertak
P. A native
of New
Zeeland
10 Fart! of
window*
It. Mlatak*
13. Unit of
weight
H. Sea • a glee
(Bur.)
IB. Obtained
11 Symbol uaod
in Lloyd's
R«glater
IT. Female deer
I*. Cheat
IP. Ancient
30. Layers
»*. Homely
41. Waara
days, I days a weak. Must have
M*M 649.57 Call Itb U nr ild-W after 6 p.m.
ewn transportation Relsrsnces. Quillop Mittreae
Royal Comfort .......(AM
NX
phone 23*0.
p
Pra-flllt Spaelel... M.M
MX NICELY furnished 6 mom garage
. ,.M.*0 I4.M apt. w me. an Park Ava.
Rems* — Late — Acreage
SPECIAL NOTICIi To Colored Echols Special
Matching Boa Ipruga *4 Ideailalea Women. Our Manager will
N1CR clean I room, .1 bedroom
OZIER REALTY CO.
Gcal Savitfi.
interview you in your home (or
upstair* apt. Screened porches
part-Um* work represebtinx
Laura B. Oiler
Store
IBM
.
■aadnrd’i
Lead
leg
Cosmetics Company. Writ* Rot Many many mem Meadcai aperiA garaiu. Take I child, no pets.
Reg. Rea] Ratal* Rrektr
Builder
of
hemw
tor
ever
1,900
als ton numerana M Mai, hut availVI, Orlande.
CaU Mrs. Monferton T76-J to
peeple. Bilee Otflee: little Vewee *6*1 Be. Orlande Dr. — Ph. 7M6
able at
■ Leek Arbor.
To Help You Buy *r Sell
Mobile SCHOOL BOY with
■j6e BALI • IBMimperMlllr-eo
n
DAILY CROSSWORD
• hne
ROOM ebmplately (urnlahed
■partmeaL Raaioaahl*. Water
Included. I l l Palmetto. Pbone
MM.
if. PHONE For general houae work. Half
ANE Orange
fr«031."
BEFO R E OK A F T B *
! T A K IN G "THIS r g r f
V
STU FF
OR SALE—1 Bedroom house
Kitchen equipped, tile bath. Kx
eellent Terms, Phone 1646-W.
to work la Dairy
intala
experience
ad lake
By STANLEY
0*«e
BLONDE Cocktail Table
JO
Room, light
AIT. SUe Eltctrle Stove .... MS SLEEPING
14.00 week.
WASHING Machine .............. 11*. keeping,
Ratoa. 11.00 A op. 4V
BEDS-SP RING S-MATTR ESSES
FURNISHEirDupieaTplT900 Elm
Ave. Cell 616-M._________
Whether you have an aalate er a CLEAN a p t tor ona or two people.
bungalow you will b# proud to $3*. e u Park Ave.
call it homa if yon chonsa your Efficiency apertmeatt, air con
furniture from "ECHOLS"
ditioning and TV optional, 2621
S. Park (Highway 17 B2), San
ford. CLARE'S TOURIST COURT
APPLICATIONS being Ukea tor Reclining Chaire
cashlart. Apply Mgr. Poodtotrt. Occaalonal Chairs
Park Ava. A Uth St.
(Choice fabrics)
NP ALIGNT-V Iwueget
IL RALANCs lie a -lt tea
County Mot
u i
D I D H E H A V E 'E M
O N RAY „
^ N IG H T -
Let It be known that aa of
ELECTROLUX vacuum claanera
Fabruary li t , IBM, the buslnesi
perfect condition, with attach
H U ai
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
known aa THs Silver Like Nur
ment*. From 110 to $29. Phone
• Priced
TYPING LETTER WRITUW
sery hai been lin e d to David S.
172*
R.
PROMPT SERVIJW
Edwardi, and altar thli above
PHONE 31M
data we cannot be Held reiponlible (or any debit Incurred lo 404 SanJIoid All. Nal'l Bank Bldg ,
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
tAe conduct of u ld buiines*.
61 VARIETIES PANELING
HENRY NICKEL
INCOME-TAT-SERVIC1
Native end Foreign Woeda.
•R MARY NICKEL SIMPSON
Wn. H. Murray
See Them At
EDWARD T. SIMPSON
and elute to s-Room fure
U ll Celery Ava. Phone 1641-M Shermta Concrete Pipe Co. Clean
ished apartment. Phone ilfl.
Closed Sunday and Wednesday Out Weal IJth St.
Ph g in
• AUTOMOTIVE
UPROUTTERINO
Custom Made Drapery and Slip
Covert.
HUTCHISON’S Ocean P r o n t
STANLEY KULP
ROBSON Sport Inf Goode
ApU. 3M I. Atlantic. DaytMe
Phone Sanford — 29.M J
USED BRICK
RyMrode lelea A Barvlee
Beach, Call UT4-W,
M21 S. Park (Hlway 17-921
M K. lit BL
Phone M6
TWO CAIILOADI beauttfid used
brick. Orsngn, red, and burnt EFFICIENCY Apartment. SuitT. V. REPAIRS
able for bachelor or couple.
blaek. See Uiem at SHERMAN
Tfl 16 p. m. Service Call* I1 N W.
CONCRETE P IP ! CO.
Private beth. Across from Feat
A. Norris Ph. 1356. J. Q. Herrin,
Office. Mamie] Jarokaoe,
Pb.
Licensed TechnlBROOM famished collage. Ap
claai, guaranteed work.
ply Mis Orlando Dr.
R* H P. Evlnmde Flaetwin out- WANT a Stanley Party? Need
baard with t gallon erulae-aMODERN EitcheiuUee ei Pine
ProduetiT Cell 223*-J.
Grove Meter Court. Hlway 1T-B3,
, day task, like naw. Subject to
When your Eleetrle Motors
Phone
W.P. 171631. ftoetela
dealert laapeetioa. Call 76 or
Grneratora A Starters Fall
neck er meatb.
1M3-JL after 6:M P. M.
llcclrician, 2u yra. axperient
a
U L C E R S I-M -M -M -
HB W AS A LW A Y S
* D O C T O R IN S
. H IS U L C E R S
SHINERS
8-Pe Sectional Group _____$96.50
POPGUTS. Bull Heada, Worm*. TV Swivel Chain ........ eaeh M B*
• REAL ESTATE
Reasonable
price.
Fleming»
HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN
Grocery, E. Genova Are. Open
PRICES PAID TOR USED
T dayt a week.
FURNITURE
PRICED TO SELL. Fine location.
BARGAIN CENTER
WILSON-MAIER
I BR, many feature!. No hrok
tTTRACTlVl 3-tfeWreom kerne.
307 Sanford Avenue
era. Boa sol, Sanford Herald.
FURNITURE CO.
VA Ineured financing, 3% Down
•The Store of Surprises"
Payment. Cemplete hi few weak* LOVELY modern home ny owner.
Call 958
Ladlei gonna Reg. $2.91.......Rl.PT
Dreisea, nice selection ........ l.BT
'1 bedroom a, including tome fur
311 E. Flrat SI.
Men'a Short* ............................. 49c
niture. Beautifully lanrtseaped
Call 1411 Orange Ave.
For Bettor PtutoMag
FOR
FILMI,
Ftninilng.
Tape
RoSee or Call
eordera. flupplle*, tee WIEW. J. KING
BOLDT'I CAMERA RHOF, 310
MOO oulh Park—Phono
WANTED lo buy I lota or more
S. Park Ave.
1B4S Ford Tractor Doun.e Bottom
in good location. Phona 2J0S-J.
14"
Plow.
3
Row
rulllvator.
Baby Bed. in excellent condition
BRITT
TRACTOR
CO.
Phone 23B-W.
EXCELLENT Loll. Inquire 3600
■Iway iT-li le ith
Fbeae Mi
Magnolia,
BRAND new Singer Automatic
Console Sewing Machine. $*00 Grove Caretaklng, Discing, Dull
Plumbing. Kreiky Heatlag
ing, Spraying, Fertilising. A
fhona 1675-R
Sotting Young Treei. JVtieJchel
M. «. HODGES
WITHIN YOUR MRANB
Grove
lervlce. Call $214.
rvire on AU Water Pump*—
> Rm, CB. Ne bath, but city wa
Walla Drilled — Pumpa
ter, on small plot Just out ol
Paata Road Phone TO*
city, M.1M TERMS.
ENVELOPES, totievheei
manta, tovoleee, hand
e r e i n m i, au. Pi
R—PERSONAL NOTICE!
'THE OLD HOME TO W N
FURNISHED A Unfurnished I
room cottage. Unfuralihed hai
kllchet equipped A Venetian
bllodi. lot> are modern with
large rooma. Rett reduced, gw
Elm.
__
> ttmaa
T b my many loyal and dear friend*
wno ware in kind during my re
cent illntaa and great lone. I wish
M axtaad my thanka and heartI S appreciation. I am lure your
reward will be far greater tban
anything I could aay or give la
repayment.
V
MRS. AL JOHNSON
BALI
|1 iH Oowt Datives*
Waterproof Innerspting
Crib U attrenta ............... *7
•a ll Kelt Baia Ruga ............S
Odd Chrome Chain ............ 1
Drop-aide Crib, Spring aad
mattroie ......................... 16
Clothea Hamper! .........1
Simmona Chair Beda ......... SI
Occaalonal Chain ............... I
MANY MANY MORE ITEMS
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
H arriett’! Beauty Nook
# U per H a e ------.— I ttmaa
H e per line
i. ■ D Mmee
10e per I t n e ------------ aeatraat
Oae Line Equala I orange
word*, whaa ret hi 0 point
(newa atyla) type.
.Whit# Spaea a t Regular Lina
Rate for amount aaod—Count
Wine l-Poiat Line# to Mach.
PRE-INVENTORY
UNFURNISHED 3 year old block
house. 1 Bedroomi largo screen*d porch. Niro yard (or children
m fbooo i m j .
OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms, l
metlo Bldg. .Call 1TM or 1464
fWONH MM
Reaa I . Payten, Briber
AaeabsUe R. Wandereon, Aaeeelete
SMALL house on I seres. I mllaa
Alberta J. Wall, Aeaeelata
west of Sanford, on Lake Mark- Phene Mil
IT-M 6$ Hiawatha
BY OWNER — I bedroom cement
block. Pric* m oo. Including
drapes, wall 1* wall uarpeUag,
1416 S. Yala Ava,
Alexander A Strlager
Real Estate ♦ Insurance
Mrs. Lourlo* Mtsseiger, Assoc.
07 Mignolia Ave.
Ph, 1!
MOTOR TUNE-UP „ ANY MAKE CAR
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
6.
HERE’S WHAT WK IHll
Clean and rebuild carburetor •
Rebuild and net dlatrlbutor • >*t Umlnf
Clean and adjua( apark plugn
Adjunt voIvm (overhead valv# nio(ora)
Tighten Fan Belt
Tighten cylinder head bulla
Tighten manifold
Clean fuel pump bowl
l |( |. 9 5 Complete — Parte Extra
W* employ only factory train* \ regialered mechanlcw
Call '•Slim'* Hogeni. Service Manager nt 1419.
All Work Guaranteed
Your Llncotn-Mnrcury Dealer
Hunt-McRoborts,
Inc:
Sanford, FWrUa
109 PRlnagttR Avenuo
W* WIG Call Far And DtHvee Yeet Cnr
�SERVICE
B IG D A Y S THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SA TUBDAY
STORE
APRIL 12 -13 • 14
IN prices
USE Y O U R CREDIT
ir NO RED TAPE’
* LOW DOWN PAYMENTS .
★ . EASY PAY-DAY TERMS
c °H
T e St
0 bU gatu
6:00 P. M. S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 14
O PEN O U R
fjjf
*1st PRIZE
2nd PRIZE
■
TREASURE
Cr *
------------------ G. E. DeLUXE 10 ca. ft, REFRIGERATOR
4 DeLUXE SUPER CUSHION NYLON TUBELESS TIRES
__ _______________________ O. E. CLOCK RADIO
K trc'i All You Do! Conn In A Regtottr At Year Goodyear Sgrrke gtere « • «
Nothing To Bur — Ton Do Not Hit * To Bo Prooat Tor Tho O ru 4 Druwtngt
CH EST
W IN A PRIZE
It'l chuck full of vuluablo Prizes . . Krco Radio . . Free Toasters
, . Kreo Irons . . . nnd many, many other wonderful items I
One of thoso fine prizes might ho yours.
^
riil uifd In now Goodyear tim.
Appliod by factory trained oirwrtt
tiling Coodyeir approved method*.
Sima tread deiiga II on oow
Coodyear Tiiei.
f» sound Hr* M i t t
A N N JV E SPEC Appiled
IAorLS
to your own t i n t
G O O D Y E A R 5th
$1.00 DOWN MR Till
witiTtho NEW
$1.25 • wook buys four!
i m a * * * ; 1*
W hen price* for fe n u in e O eedyenr Tire*
H O O K _,
IT’S TIMETOBUY
MARATHONS
good A ear
l
famous
o lavar ipata ■»!
•mptylagl
g*W -£"> 1 3 .9 5
O All-tleal taailraitlanl
f/j J ( f
l l (< l i t m M S m
, H ie it for cither Intake or exhaust — 3 speed tu-ltch
Repeating a tellout tale of (he bigaett
#»n value we've ever offered! Fite oil
wtrdowr 26" to 3B" wide with expander*
(available ieparate|y). Alio for portable
WO. 3 powerful 30" blad.i.
m
*
!i({ t y
jic r rl I S ^ H
99
M
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T
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t |4 i V \ ■ l i i l i i l H
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Got Mnrtthoni now at Tmnr*
up-ind-buy" prior* while the
limited fupply Uata. Th«»e
tiiei are the belt in their
pdeo clan — and they're
yourt now at hard-toreuiit
prtoeil Act fait and be milee
ahead oo famoui Goodyear
dm l
B
f
e
H
T R A D !
Foil WidthFruzer
Twipiraturi Cootral
Fall Widtli Chiller Tray
flamvableandadjustable door
sMvis
★ Em t* den, add ad stall
ONLY
A W EEK
N O W I
YOUt yuuHT m il AM
TOW DOWN PATMINT
MORI H0PU UM ON $ 0 $ « m i I M I TUN « m w r $TMi UN
• ruuv INClOtID
• riN-rOINT ACCURACY
• IAJY 10 HAD
AND y o u r OLD REFRIGERATOR
★
★
★
★
Special Anniversary Price!
1956
Sp e cial
M tom tU
Anniversary
Price
Hare'* Iba way to ,n|o t 1M1 Svxew’t
MlttM iHIng. total tot palto, back,
y t i l . a ni varatlavwa W* m e l t ( a o t i n
a mtor.driven iplt, crank to ralta at
tower revolving grin, latothaWa lag*,
anl rvbbertht l wbaalt You'd acdlnaiUr
MI *r to Mm *» evek. to* Ntolayt
F A M O U S G-E
A C T IV A T O R
w ashing
action
BUILT TO LAST
AND YOUR
OLD WASHER
O NLY
RCA Victor 21" Towne
Matching Base Included
261 Sq. Inches of Viewing — Altunlnlsed Picture Tub*
113 South P ark Ave.
MOtt C10THES
*hmMnT*w4Tub
CAPAWlIT TilAN
JL fggwiaioiy lutewaili _ Lgi
| JiymY OThfA
”
AUTOMATIC WASHUS
il.
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WrittooWmstr
Phones 222 • 223
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Weather
Shop and Save
In Sanford
Fair M a y and Saturday, lMttt
temperature tbaage today ami ta**
night, a UMIr warmer Saturday.
AN IN DBFS W E N T DAILY N IU B P A P R
•*>
Eatabllnherf IM S
V0LITWB XLV1II
SANFORD.
FL O R ID A
FRIDAY, APRIL 13. 195S
Ball
Game
Tonight
A ssociated I’rea* I eased W ire
Re-Evaluation Issue Turns
D iscussion Into Uproar
*
,
•
‘ * tvjjSSCro
Baseball, entertainment and
free gift* await tha fan* at the
Sanford Memorial Stadium to
night when the Snnford Cardinal*
meet Apopka in the opening gamo
of the IPSO Lake-UrHnge leaeon.
Pre-game cerenmnlea featuring
the Seminole High School band
and the majorclta corpa will begin
promptly at 7:45 p. m.
The honorable F. D. Scott, ma
yor of the City of Sanford la ex
pected to throw out tha firat ball
to officially open the local baaeball
| Two queitlnns turned th* Jayec*
season In Sanford.
! discussion period following thalf
President John Krider of the
luncheon mcntlig yesterday Into ■
Florida State League, and Frank
1 round of explanations from four
Treen
president of the I-akecahdidatcs for the Seminole County
Orange League, will be present
Tax As*cs*or's office In Ihe local
to make the opening remark*.
contest which will climax May •*
"denial" Charlie Morrison will
Four of the candidates spoke for
cmccc Ihe pre-game 'eallvltlc* and
their allotted five minute* in be«
will also give away tha many
half of their rundidacy .or tho of*
prlxe* donated by soma of the
flee.
Ml** Mary ‘Carle, another
ieading merchant! In Sanford.
candidate who coutd not be present
Prise* to be given away includa
rilK FIRST MfiHTS-ON CONTRIBUTION U mml. hy Mr*. K. 0. Scott, wife of Sanford's Mayor a*
I became of Illness, submitter her
two of th* loral volunteer* visit Mr*. Scott’* horn). Mr*.. Fred (Inna, accept* the check whllu Mia. a can of ear polish from tha
platform in writing which wa* read
Don Dale* explains the importance of the current campaign for fund*, (Stuff Photo)
tioodyeur Service Store] flv* gal- ‘
| by Toni Rusal, program chairman
Ion*
of
gas
from
Brown's
Amoco
'
★
★
★
for tho Jaycec*.
Service; a beautiful Weatlnghuuse
Othrr candidates speaking warn
Iron from Bnggcrly Appliance
Rudy Sloan, Jack E. Stamper, John
Store; 10 tlcketa to tha Rita Thea
W. Melsch, and Raleigh King.
tre; five gallon* of g«* from Slim
Galloway'* Standard Service; five
Rudy Sloan stuck to hi* gum in
gallon* of gn* from tha Sanford
proposing a new ami permanent
Ave. Amoco; one quart of paint
Homestead Exemption ayitcm by
from tho Sherwin.William* Paint THIS IS TDK SIGN you will see all over downline ,i Sanford as merchant* In-gin promoting Banner a card method. He said "the follow*
Co.; two free dinner* from the Day*. Morrhniitl Association Banner Day* Comm ttro Chairman Gordon Sweeney show* Jock llnll Ing counties use this method iuo«
Feverish activities for the last
Touchtun Drug Store; Free Dry of Yowell’a the ilgn that will I* u*cd throughout t ic giant celebration next week, (Staff Photo)
ressfully — Dade, Duval, Orangfl,
few week* have |.een going on In
Hotnrlan* and their guest* at Clvnning from Philip* Colonial
Escambia, Pinellas, Polk, and Vm
the mlml* anil hand* of hundred*
of volunteer worker* ropru**nUng the meeting Monday noon at the Cleaners; five quart* of oil from
lusli.
several local organisation* and Yacht club will hear Jo»eph S. Morlo Warner’* Gulf Service; |'J
Jack F. Stamper told the Jayeeci
numerous mlivIduaU, under the Guernsey, president of the Florida In ra»h from O. I). Farrell’* Pac
"I am basing my campaign strict
kage
Store,
and
a
season
ticket
chairmanship of Mr*. Don Bale*, Saving* and Loan league, discus*
ly on taxation. 1 will be for no do.
Lights-On Chairman, to get under- the relationship of confidence and to tlie remaining Sanford Cardinal
structlon of the tax structure wa
homo game*.
way Monday, April IB, from 8 to progress.
now have. W* aro only nut for th t
Scheduled
to
taka
tha
mound
0 p.m.
Bora use optimistic viewpoint* of
full representation of lint tax dol
for Sanford Is rlthrr the old ve
The entire city hnsbeen map- the leader* of an economy based on teran Buddy Lake or left hander
lar."
Itanner Day*, *pon>»rrd by th*
. Something new ha* been added l»ed out Into •ectum* and area free enterprise art essential and Lloyd Swain. Playing manager
C o u n t y tommlssloncr John
Sanford Merchants Association, and
far busy Imslne.s* men who find chairmen huvo Instructed their hecau.o the local club membership Swain say* he won't decide on a
Moisch emphatically stated "t, for
participated
in
hy
dtywldo
mer
A Sanford lumber and itipply
It practically Impossible to sit and respective worker* about their I* made up of buslnc** official* and pitching choice until ju tt before
one, am for reappraisal of all of tha
chants, will bo one of th* most
wait for hour* »n end tohave their territories.
professional men engaged In the gome time.
yard will be (old at auction Tlie*- exciting days of the y*ar, accord
property In Seminole County. Unhair trimmed.
I Thi* I* not only a fund tula- "American way of biwlnrs*," U i*
lesa we have a chango the achnota
laist night the Cardinal* held day, April IT, at 1:30 p. tn.
ing
to
th*
chairman
of
the
com
It Isn't a *peci»lly deplaned inf campaign alone iltice It also **P*JI*<1 that the vliiUm; Orlando their first work-out under the
are atlfled, Wa havo almoit halt
The Security Lumber and Supply mittee heading up th* plana for
«»« especially light* at th* Memorial Stadium.
A s I
a
a * ___
h»> clipper that can be operated include* a,, educational drive, nl- , t,cak'!r‘*
of ths property In Seminole County
tho
event,
Yard, located at tha corner of
I03778116
though tlic minimum quota of interesting.
The tentative starting line-up for
exempt from taxation. Reapprais
Wit"j you sleep.
Gordon
Sweeney
said
yesterday
Sixth
St.
and
Mtipla
Ave.
and
It*
Next to it though Is a barber- J3.U00 for Seminole Comity m u st' Mr. fluernsey I* president of the tonight’* game a* announced by
al will not hart anyono,"
An aeeldcnt, yesterday afternoon
aliop that will operate hy appoint-! he met to continue the relent-j Orlando Federal Saving* and Loan Swain after last night'* practice complcto ilock of hardware, door* that the three day sale which will
"A U f Asseusar—Jf h i dries »
1 , .
window*, lutpher, plywootl*, er- get underway at 0 a.m. Thursday i t the Intersection of Snqfopl Ava.
mr it only.
1*'** work In cancer research, association, n(tncr of Ilia Hotel- 1session I* Nat M i
vlll(Jeiili fcinif, i
t
r
i
I
2tttt^f;if'ifi*oY
up**
tW
-p
afb . I . 1ft (1«
nufnl' p^ t l t r
bulldine Am II ,1,9 «s||| feature
of
Garfield Walker ha* conceived (edm-atinn and service. Tcn.thou- Wyoming, a Director of tin- Ur - uKreling 2h, BUI Crabtree
"m ull ga air over th» comity fog
lengor*,
said
Flat
Ida
Highway
will
all
go
to
(ho
hlgwfrt
’ftAn*
at
tffe
Viva.ett
ttfcOtft
*vcr
_ Kent*
tIhe Uloa aml'ha* opehed a heoarato! »«ml each of cancer fucli for Inndo Ekecutlse Club,1 trustee o if,K*
lb, Fulton Baxley rf,
avery road, pavod or sand, leads t j
experienced by 8inford Area shop Patrol Trooper T, Mark Mack who
*!lop apart from hla present haiher | ni ni, cancer fact* for women, the Oilamlo Junior College.
Jimmy King »», Hugh Carlton 3b, bidder In the auction to b«
U xnbla property. Consider welt
dueled by the Hnnahmugh National peri.
Investigated
the
collision.
shop In the Voider Hotel, where Hl,d Information on the suvrn
Til- dlvrrslly of hf* ho-lnesr In George Burrough* e, and Budily Realty and Auction Company,
whom you will select a* yout tax
"This
Is
going
to
b«
a
real
*ate,M
A 1952 Ford Coach, driven by assessor,"
you may call and make an appoint- danger signal*, have had to lietcie«t* that also include Insurance luiko p.
Tlie ilock* nf mlllwurk, frames, Sweeney said as ho began tha dis Mr*. Jean Cecilia Kllmorc, a Navy
ment to have your hair trimmed,‘ Packaged, ami will he distributed and real estate development, pro
Mis* Mary Earle, outlined In hnr
and auppllc* may (w purchased tribution of " B a n n e r Days" man’s wife, wa* traveling south on
gel a shampoo and tonic, at your By volunteer* Rumhouse to
vide* a broad background from
qualirtrutlons, read hy Tunl Hu**l
separately
and
prtvnlrly
at
a
»pcwiiearners
for
store
window*.
Sunforrl Ave lhortly after 2:30 of tho Jaycees, "I am fully quail*
own convenience.
house, whether there ate light* which Mr. Guernsey will draw hi* 18 Tourist Editions
cial price, according lo official*
Merchants, In their (lr*t planned yesterday when a 195A Chevrolet fied with the work of tho Taxr A*.
Walker aald "I hid experience In. "n °r not.
deduction* and form hi* opinion*
the auction organization.
cooperative event In quite some pickup truck driven hy Claude C. scssor’s Office," a* her scrvica uf
f \ a similar shop In another part of
Simultaneously, the c o u n t y >m the significance ofconfidence
Going O ut Today ofAccording
to the description of lime, ate readying stocks of brand Howard, traveling north on Sanford 22 years was reviewed.
the State and I believe tho men will' communities nru having their In progress.
like tho Idea."
Ilghta-on drive, under the dirThe meeting will start at 12 15 To Future Dwellers the ixuperty to he sold It front* new spring and summer merchan Ave, cut In Irani of the oncoming
A question from tho floor threw ,
180 feet on Sixth St. and 180 feel dise which will he offered at car.
The shop, separa te but Ini media- ectlon of each Health Chairman.: [(j in and will he In charge of Bill
thu discussions, participated In by
El-'hteen ropli-* of Hie Sanford on Maple Aio. with an interest of amazingly low price*.
According tn Truopcr Mack’s In- cacti uf the candidates in turn, into
tcly to the rear of hU present Seminole County Home Demon- u„»|i, piu.idont.
Herald'* annual Tourist and Mall l*o feet of railroad siding and
"People are going to Rock to vestlgatlon, th* left front fender
Ihrec-chair barber shop at Its strutlon Club, This I* being or.
- _____
(Continued On Page Eight)
ow ar edition are going nut today acre** lo the entire railroad spur Saiifoni from the trade area," said and light of the Ford wa* damaged
North Park Ave. I* completely gunlxod by Mi«* Myrtle Wilson,
of 1282 feel.
leuni
'lie
Seminole
Comity
Chamber
Sweeney,
"just
as
soon
aa
they
an sstlniatrd 1225 amt tho Chevrolet
equipped with tho latest barber It. T. Milwer, and Irving Pryor.
Services Tomorrow nf Commerce at the request of There Is a fully equipped office hear about some of the ■pnctncul- truck damaged an estimated $73 Mrs. L. Graham Is
tools and sterilizer, and Is air
Tho colored section of Sanford
Harry W. Wolfe of Harrisburg, Pa, building on (he properly which nr prices on brand now merchan Ilia truck, traveling at a apcctl
conditioned.
is being headed I,;- Miss Katie For L. Rehbinder
Wolfe, one of hundreds of pros has a safe, cn*h register, deik* dise that will be offered during this of approximately to mile* per hour Attending Confab
It li to be operated from 8:30 Robinson.
pective Florida reddenls to rVi elv* nod cabinet*. Building* include a three-day spring event.
Mr.
fu'o
Uuhhludcr,
41,
was
ncstarted to turn west into Z7tll St.
a m. to 5:30 p.m. with appoint
The receiving station for conWhy, some of ths merchandise when tho collision occurred.
killed near Fort Meade a paper from the Chamber of Com- lumber shed with a 250,poo fool
In Jacksonville
ment* made by phone. "I'm expect trihutlon, wiil he held .gain at Whlemallv
lH,n„t(1
nicrre, wrote a letter of thank* lumber rapacity and tlircn Iron being offered hy Sanford Merchants
Mr*. Joyce Aim ILittnn, a Navy
Mrs. Lorraine Graham, executive
ing the idea to catch on quickly,’’ tho Florida Slule Bank, where
v|r Hrhl,|nder wu. horn In mid included a tong list of friend* dad warehouses,
Is so now that it hasn't arrived wife and pa**enger In the Chevro secretary of the Seminole County
•aid Walker a* he pointed to hi* a number of volunteers will hr
who would like to know more about
Tlie equipment Includes two yet," explained the Banner Day* let car. and the amnll daughter of TH A Health Association, I* at
nowly Installed telephono which ha* stationed to count money. Radio Geneva, May 17, IIM5.
Mn*onlc graveside burial ser Florida, lie suld, "Tlicso people trucks, one a into Dndgn tun-ton Committee Chairman,
Mrs Ellmorc were "shook up" said tending tlm Florida Tuberculosis
been assigned No. 482,
Station WTRR ha* volunteer*
,,1p '>Tc who will contribute and tlie othiw a 1818 onc-tun Chev
Assisting Swerncy on the Banner Mack and wore taken to the San and Health Assn, confab which be
Walker emphasized that hi* pre to broadcast the name* of voltin vile* vs 1)1 he held at (he Gem wi arr
rolet.
tomoriow afternoon at a lot to any community where they
Day Sale Committee are Bud ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station gan Its annual two-day meeting
sent three-chair harber shop prill teer* and their rollertions every Cemetery
t
stttle "
Scenrlly Lumber and Supply- Bamberger, Don Bair*, I! u g h I ilhponiary for a -'hcckup.
be operated normally a* before.
today with 300 phyflrian* and TO
(Coiiilnucd on Page Fight)
’
Wolfe spent two, month* In .San yard D owned hy Mr. and Mr*. I Grier, Herman Jacobson, and
Howard wa* charged with "fail- worker* In attendance.
ford and vicinity tills past winter J.
.Truluck.
I Charles V, Atkinson,
n Biuniitsi ^OT| Ing to yield tho right uf way."
Speaker* Inclndo Dr. William 17.
!^ T v
and expects to locate permanently
ft
Tucker, chief medical service, VA
in tile area so me time next year.
Hospital, Durham, N, C. a n l
Frank Carry, ndencr reporter, !ha
Associated 1’rcsi, Washington, D.
Cam pbell-Lossing
rnndidate* and vnlrri enjoyed will devola all tha time neerssary > Pitt Vartioa suld "1 wn* tha C..
coffee and doughnut* lust night to ha your county comnilsalonor. {)tio candidate originally aniiouucDr. Tucker dlsrusscd "presenk
Post Will Elect
a* guests of tlm laingwood Clinm* I ran promise you nothing—hut
to ,)H|))|,|1 , monthly financial problem* in tuberculosis control'1
her of Columni-o nl u Democratic if I am elected 1 can try to In- rv|lurt. |
nftended the Coun. today ami Judge Ernest E. Mason
Officers Monday
Bully attended by the largest finance the other member* of tho ty Commission meetings fur tho t
Pensacola, president of FTIfA,
The Camohell L-xdng Post, Am crowd yet tn hear th* slate of Hoard fur county fire protection." lu*t six month* and nui fumilinr " ,*u'
I341** nl tuborcu|;>*W,"
erican Legion, will elect affirm local candidates spenk.
John KHder spoke "This Is big
nrtlng n* sHcrelui-y. I wunl L’arcv analyzed problems Involved
lemgwood Chamber of Com b u siness-million dollar business. ,u
at it* meeting Mondnv nlrht at
ym| lhllt ( tU)
k||tiw In M llm i*-- story e* titSarcrlosI*
the American Legion Hut on Lake- merce Pre«ldent Charles R. Mor- !>rfinitely I »m a proxrouivo uml Vvrrythimt fliijut iho L’lcrk'si ofli?o to tha-prbllc C'rougli the prc-ij,
rlson greeted the guent* and can aggressive person. I disagree with ,
shore Boulevard.
n(lt „ TOfl,rl)lor nM(1 i ,!o radio and tolevlslun.
Deadline for making reservation* didate! explaining that the rally tho method of spending road ll(lt intend to dhturl. tlm personfor the supper meeting I* noon to if placed a regular meeting of tho money by districts. Overall, I „,,| „f this nftitc or tho prorem pnve
pave mor«
more rontln
roads dure, "
morrow according lo (hr notice chamber group. He said ",\V* think we ran
. . „
............
mailed to earh member of th* have on* of the best preelncts In with the combining of tho funds
the county. We're not trying to and bufldlng road* where they are
t,,h,\r
> nl1'
veteran*' organization.
APRIL 15
11 C,,1J' 111 ff'gl'tened,
Supper will be served at 7:.lo sell you anything—we don't want needed.*'
Adra'sslom
County Coninilsslancr, Dhtrlel* Bo suld "l believe in facts. I •''"i Milrotne Hlggln* (Sanford)
wllh Ihe official mce'lng shied to you to buy anything. We Just
Five riimlMatcs briefly told tho 'v“" <‘r*1 *" am m unco-flrst to Mr*. luroth" Parent (Sanford)
get underway immediately follow want to meet you."
platforms. Cits Sch- ‘l"nl|fy-" And added "I will »uy
Seminal* County Democratic crowd of their platform
ing.
BIRTHS
Executive Committee Chairman malt aald "Wlijn you maker the that I will bo In llio second pitBurficM, h’liv bay, (Sanf.nl)
Junto* I^a of Oviedo Introduced chulce yuu'ro the one that Is re nmry."
!)'“chargc*
.i-uch candidate as they came to sponsible. If you hurt any office it
(). I’. Herndon, the incumbent.
Sharon Wrlr (.Sanford)
M issionary Will
Miid "I have tried to show my Mn. Richard Chandler and b»hy
| the microphone to speak In their I* by your dreMun,"
own behalf,
| llomer j.lnle explained "I hovu apprccintlon by giving to the poo.
(S nfor.tl
T alk A t Methodist In the race for Seminole Coun- always been Interested ill Semi- pje uf Scmiimio County u Clark's Jamc* andgirlJohn
Aldf- (Sanford)
Cn,nralj,,,,<,n«, » WNirfei On*. W. !«**]• County *tn«i Ha p«0|ila. I fr«l “M ir secuml lo none* 7t sho H
Evelyn Cratlv (im Jard )
Brown Millers snlil, "P ie dona ] urn quullflcil to be your coiiimia. be left up In me ur llio people If
Mr*. Catherine Kelly and baby
Sunday evening at 7:10, Ml** the Best I could and enjoyed svork- sloner."
I am to loaf. The o fi'o staff Is
(E'Utlf)
Vlr-lnlv Chanman. a missionary to j ing fur you. I hope you will see
APRIL Ifl
Lawrence Swafford, speaking on n°t equipment and do not gn w'tli
.':n
Cuba for seven year*, w'l' speak fit to vote fur me on May H."
Admlsslcna
behalf nf his candidacy as county the office. They aro not chattel*
at the First Methodist Church. ' Robert Rennett told tlm larng. commissioner, District Three said and arc not to bo bargained at
Ginger Kipp (Sanford) '
She I* now a teacher ami coun- wowl group "The problems «ru so »I believe my experience qualifies lection time. Mr. Cobh (* not
Buie Kin:i (Sanford)
solor to gi'ls at the Evangelical vmled I could nut explain nil of me to serve aa your commiMloii. fa ml liar with the rutlren.jut sys
Marla June* (Altamonte) .Seminary at Matanzas Cuba.
Lrnora Hemlenon (Sanford)
them between now and Slay 8. er. I knowr tha need* for liettur tem. Whether I retire or whether
ThJ^ past week she wa* the I believe you’re here seeking In* i mud* and schools—and that we’ll f don't— I will not retire volun
Dorothy Mllev (3anfs
principal speaker at th* Florida formation. W* need road*— we have to pay for them,"
BIRTHS
tarily. If I retire, It will b* at
Conference of the Woman’* Society need 17-92—hut the main road*
Otl* Fuurakr* told tha crowd th* h™ '1* o( lho P*aP>9 of Setnl Baby boy ChrDlcmcq (Sanford)..
of Christian Service of the Metho nr* those you travel on. Your serve you for the last eight y ra is ., Polo County,
Baby Boy Jonea
Dlsclargev
dist Church at Daytona Beach,
County Commissioner needs to "U has been a plcaiure (or me tn
0. A. Huberts said
have
311s* Chapman Is th* daughter 1>* a diplomat to encourage others If you people will return me to familiarized myself with the duU
Ginger Kipp (Sanford)
CANDIDATES HELPING JAYCEES spread their "Get Out The Vote" campaign. Helping stencil slde- of Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Chapman to com* live with us.”
office I will continue to serve tie* of the Clerk of Court. 1 don't
candidate* for Tax Aaaesaor - (left to rl-ht) Rudy Sloan, Raleigh King. John Melsch and of Sanford, She will speak on "The
Robert S. Blllhtmer explained you ai In tha past."
say I know alt about It. Th*
Jack glam per. 311** Mary Earle was not present, S muling and looking on are Jsycoc I'rrsidcnt A. B, Program of tha Melhodlit Church "If I am io fortunate to be elect*
Candidates for tha Clerk of Cir Clerk'* Job i* a good Job—a b e t-’
« ♦ « » * ■ J r. ta d Gat Out Tb* Vote Commlttae Cb airman M. L. Raborn Jr. (SUff I’hotvj
la Cuba."
«d your county com a la*loner I cuit Court spokf aext la order. ter J*b thaa I've #oL"
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Hear
Candidates
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Rotary Speaker Will
Lights-On Campaign
Give Confidence,
Slated Monday Night
Growth Connection
Local Men May Now
Make Appointment
To Have Hair Cut
Lumber, Supply
Yard To Be Sold
At Auction Soon
★
★
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During Banner Days
Passengers 'Shook
Up' In Accident
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VOLUME XLVII1
F*tahll«h*d 190«
lie r a U i
\.N IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER
SA N FO R D ,
FL O R ID A
W E D N E SD A Y . A P R IL
11. 1950
The first spade of dirt was
turned over yc»lertlay to start
construction of the Henry Shelton
Sanford Llbiary and Museum In
Fort Mellon Park near the lake
named for General Sanford's
daughter, Mrs. Carola Dow.
Mrs, Mario Pansa, granddaugh
ter of the founder of the City o f ;
Sanford, In a driving rain, pushed
the goldpalnted spade Into tha
rlurlila newspaper*, according to earth whera a corner of the build
a recent poll, are editorially pul Ing, the Inside of which will be
ing Iheli* weight In favor of re an exact replica of General San
electing Gov. LeRoy Collin*.
- ford's Library In 111* huniu in
Twenty dally paper* in Florida, Derby, Conn., will be located.
Also taking part In the groundeither through formal endorse
ment! or favoring Gov. Collins in hrenldng ceremonies was Gifford
editorials, are supporting the in Cochran of Oviedo, a cousin, who
also turned a spade of dirt to ,
cumbcnl aud hi* re-election.
help *tart the Important building.
One paper — the Ocala Banner
— is supporting Its hometown can-; Prior to tha groundbreaking
ceremony, a program honoring tha
didale, Rep. C. Farris Bryant.
<#
Five of tha newspapers, parti- founder of Sanford waa held in {
recreation building adjacent I TUB FIRST SPADE OF DIRT waa turned by Mr*. Mario Pansa, granddaughter of General Henry
ripallng In tha poll, Indicated that the
In (h» -It* of the l.ibrarr and 1 Shelton Sanford, nt the grumulbirnking ceremonies for the Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial LI.
they have taken a neutral poiltlon
heavy and Museum. Gifford Cochran of Oviedo, a cousin, stands behind Mrs. Pans*. Holding the urn
editorially in thia year’s guberna Museum.
""
<l**Fft • r.nndnl! chat* _ g ^ < rig h t) Gcn.J. C. Hutchison. (Staff Photo)
General .1. C. Ilulehiton, I 'u t t i
torial campaign. These Include
The Panama City News end Her of Ceremonies told the overflow
ald. The Pensacola News and Jour crowd making use of tha building
became of Inclement weather,
nal. and the Tampa Times.
All three of the Greater Miami "Today the dream of a good many
newspapers — The Herald, Miami people of Sanford has coma true.”
Mr*. Katherine Abhay Hanna of
Dally News, and The Miami Beach
Sun have shown strong support Winter Park and Rollins College,
author and lecturer, noted histor
for the Collins Administration.
Adlai Stevenson, campaigning!
None of Ihe newspapers, reply- ian, and an active member of tha
for Ihe Democratic candidacy for
tng to the questionnaire in the poll Florida Park Board, gave a bril
thr presidency, will be in Sanford
by a Miami newspaper. Indicated liant history of Henry Shelton
any editorial backing for ex-Gov. Fanferd. In beginning her colorful
Candidate* for the office of this afternoon.
He I* slated to arrive at 4 o'clock
Fuller Warren, Sumter Lowry of history uf General Sanfotd .he Somlnole County Tax Aiifim r
Tampa. Peasle# Streets of Palm reminded her audience "There'a wll| shar* the speaker* platform aboard s chartered bus which will
Beach County, or W .0. Price of a great trend toward going hack at the Thursday luncheon meeting lie parked at Klr*l St. and Park
und studying the lives of men "f the Seminole County Junior Avr. during h!« handshaking tour
Jacksonville.
(Coallaurd on Page Eight)
Papers leaning haavily toward
Chamb«r of Commarr* to b* held of the downtown area.
Collins and hla re-election are: Thr
Stevenson is expected to b« In
at the Sanford Yacht Club.
The first 100% goal was reached
i Sanford Herald, St. Petersburg
Tho*e speaking Thursday will Sanford for a longer period of
Times, Tallahassee Democrat. Pa- Food Supervisors,
be Mi** Mary K. Earle, Jack E. time than he spent here on Nay. yesterday in the Seminole County
latka Dally New*. Fort Pierce
Unit, American t'ancer Society's
Stamper, Rudy L. Sloan, John W. 29 last year.
News-Tribune, Orlando Sentinel- Assistants Attend
The presitlcntial aspirant's visit fund and educational campaign.
Melach, and Raleigh King.
S tir, Lake Wiles Dally Highlan
Ed Hunt, serving on Harold
Officials of the Jaycee* are ex to Sanftwd thl* afternoon will be Kasinr* 's Special Gilt's Commitder, Tort Myers News-Press. Bra Regional Meeting
In Ihe shadow of Hie May I Demo
pecting
a
large
turnout
to
hear
denton Herald, Tampa Tribune
cratic Primary where he and Sen lee, was the first to report on the
Seventeen Seminole County Food
Sarasota Newi, Tort Lauderdale Supcvvliors and their assistant* the candidal** .peak in their own ator Esle* Kefauvor will shire completion of his division, with
Dally News. Lakeland Ledger, attended the annual School Food behalf.
Ihe 100't goal reached.
Member* of the Jaycee* are the contest for Democratic nomi
and the Winter Haven News
Hunt solicited among the Auto
nation
as
thr
candidate
represent
Service
Association
meeting
of
urged lo take advantage of the
Chief.
motive Industry, including new car
ing
the
party
in
November.
Region
6
held
at
the
Silver
Lake
"Get Out The Vote” campaign
Favorable leaning toward the
dealers, used car dealers, Inde
Elementary School In Orlando last by attending tha noon luncheon
Drawing immense crowds lest pendent garages, and parts ware
Governor Collin* Administration Saturday,
,
November,
he
is
expected
to
over
mealing*
whera
candidate*
havo
was Indicated through editorials
houses, a total of 21 prornectlvg
Principal speaker for (he event been scheduled to speak.
shadow by far the number of contributor*.
by the Lakelattd ledger and- the
was
Judion
B.
Walker.
Superin
handshake*
and
personal
greet
Winter Haven Newt Chief, men tendent of Schools In Orange
Ed Hunt *tntcil that although he
ing* thl.v afternoon,
though they did not answer the County.
had lo make a few iadverlent
Stevenson will leave Sanford for repeat calls, the response was
questionnaire.
A panel discussion on Ihe prob
a five-hour visit in Orlando with I “terrific and something to hrsg
Neither the Jacksonville Time* lems confronting Ihe individual
a TV appearance listed for 7 .t o 1about.”
Union nor Ihe Jacksonville Journal school food su|>ervlior.—at well
and a 30 mll.nte briefing session
Kaviner reminded other workanswered lh« poll. The Time* I'n- a* the overall picture of the school
ho Hie 30 minute telecast.
er* In turn Ihrir rcpmi* In In
Ion rarely takes any side editorial lunch program. was the featu’c
ly in State political campaigns.
lie will l.ilk briefly st Kola him by April 111, with rullectmn*
of Ihe allcrr on following i inch
Two very prominent North Flor.
A total of STI'J.irt wo* turned Pla/a tumoriuw night at 4 10 with ,0 he deposited with T. E. Tucker,
Counties comprising th» fitli
Ida dallies plan to endorse LeRoy
Treasurer of Ilia Seminole County
Region of lha School Food Se.-vlce n\er to :he Earl Ca*b fund today a handshaking tour to follow.
Collins, accounting to their edi Association
He
began
hi*
lour
last l,,m * American Cancrr Society,
are: Lake. Polk, Os. from the proceed* derived from
tor’* report, but they requested ceola, Orange, and Seminole
a baibeeue given for the benefit n i g h l on Id* a r r iv a I al
that their identities b- withheld
Reach
where
lie
Putnam ami S! J.innt rounlv of Hie paialyxed Sanford truck l*J)li>n.i
until their hemal anountemenl representative, of th» association driver.
stayed at the Prince** l**ena Ho Real Estate Loans
later In the campaign.
were guests of the Region.
Some of the fund* turned oxer tel. He lefi Daytona Reach tin *
Those attending the meeting to \t dlls Pescorg of the Florida allrrnoon al 2 o'clock with his For Improvements,
from Seminole County were: Mrs. Stnte flank who I* trustee of the nine lieutenant* and ten new*t
Freda Muir, Mr*. Frances Cook, fund, were from contribution* men Ilo stopped briefly in Dc- Expansion In '55
Mrs. Zilphy Ellis, Mrs. Myr* from friend* who did not attend Land Hu* afternoon before coin- j M°*t of the Farmer* Home Ad
ministration's rest estate loan*
ng on to Sanford.
Bowles, Mr*. Charlotte Whitmore, the barbecue.
mada In Florida last year were
Mrs. Lucille Fessler, Mrs. Marga
Earl Cash exprcued hi* ap
for Improvements *nd develop
ret Bryant. Mrs. Dorothy Griffith, preciation
for the wonderful
ment* on family-type farm* *m-h
Mrs. Louise Hasty, Mr*. Clarice friendliness and Interest of those Colored Movies
a*
rnn.trurtliig anil repairing
LONG WOOD - The flenford-Or- Dekle, Mrs. F.hba Lee, Mrs. Edith who made the fund possible.
landn Kennel Club close* It* great C'oyner, Mrs. Lillian Scebold, Mrs. Thosr who told Cash about tbe To Be Seen Sunday farm building*, adding more
arret, fencing, improving «nll ferest teaion tonight with an all-star Ruby Davis, Mrs. Rernlce Hughes, fund ?aid “lie ws* without xvoids"
Hilly. • nil Mtahlithinff perninnmt
11-race program bringing together Mrs. Irene Sewell, and Mrs. Agnes lo express hi* full appreciation At Local Church
l>*Rturr«,
th* agency's lorn) rnunCranston.
for
what
ha*
been
Hone
for
him
virtually *11 of the Iraek's top
Cnlnrpil nio\ic« nf flatac* anil iy atiperviftnr, Curt in J. fjrrrn,
alar*. Poit-time Is g:l0.
t\'»r«hipp<*r* taken on Ka*trr will ,* 1,1 chl« w»i»k.
The traditional Au Revolr Handllie shown following evening w.ir
leun* ,r e slxn available through
rap In tha 11th race will ring
-till. Sunday al Ihe F.r-t Christian , |„ „ rBl.y
,,urch«>e fam.lydown the curtain of the l033-3fi
llnirrh bv Donald Tucker At the iyp» farm*.
campaign. D*rby winner Soap
.ervice preceding th . showing the) t '„ rti* j . r.re*n
r, pnrted
Rock. Marty Robhlns, Jeania Farminuter will preach on "The Di* that nio.t „f the fund* for farm
rail and Brilliant Young Tammahay
rinlc* and the Name." Clyde E. I ownership loans in Hie State wer*
a rt among the speedster* ready to
heather* will *s«|*l in the conduct I supplied hy hank* and oilier prigo in the closing feature.
:>f Ilie wur-liip: and Bren.la Elicit vale lender* under the sgenrv’s
Jerry Collins, operator and gen
sncl Beverly Evan* will act a* at- insured farm loan progiam rather
eral manager who has led the Santendance sponsore.
1than through direct loans from
ford-Orlando track lo a gain of
appropriated fundi.
Tlie
anthem
"Jeru-alem
”
(Park
some M per cent over last year In
a rt «l«o the
er) will he presented Sunday mornInsured loans are
attendance and mutuel handle, ha*
ing by the choir under the direr- ,ol|rc» of most of the fund* for
dl*clo«ed plan* to build a plutli
thin of Jay M. Walter, with Mr« ***U ami water conservation credit
new clubhouse here next year. The
N'. V. F irm er at organ acroinpan ,u PPh8d through the Farmers
racing dates will ba moved ahead.
lit.
Home Administration. The** sr*
The track went over the $5 mil
"
L
e
a
n
in
g
Family
Tei.xion*”
|*
,0"
n' wl‘h w!llch • ll,ril,l*1 ,,r m ,r *
lion mark in mutuel handle during
the subject of a panel d.-cu.-lon
° “l| , ?11 *on««’rvatlo" ninethe record derby night Monday.
slated for Mondav. 7 in „
Th,l
S"* d
"P " . T " *
That’* an advance of almost $2
meeting la sponsored h> the t hr.. ,rr'**‘ p " ’" ‘" / " " “ 'V '
million «\er last year in mulucl
" omen a Fellow hip hut .he , T h'
J
T ' ' ,|n,'n l,,r*Pl»J.
men of Hie church -re invitp.l M r . '" " " ' T k' ' T ' "
tn
vt. iU ih*11
,*
j,tit
.
,
.
.
,
.
whom
olhtr
Iftnrfert
cannot filmu n t uill Ir.Ki devotion* ami i ^
« r .. o, „
'w Z ™ . , ! '
♦
V„ 7 Z 7
*"h
to r<v<
APRIL It)
IV M, V n m
^
vi
8 0,f hl* r , r n ’*r * ,,o me AdmlnlaAdmissions
: ' ;r8a”' “ r;
W V*'\ (ration loan .ml meet. hi. credit
D*. Mr*. J Rair, Earl E v.n. and „c*,|, , hr„1)|rh
, n<l 0„,#r
Courtney Richardson (Sanford)
O D. Landress. with the pa-tor lfm|Pr,. rrfu | , r rIrllit ,erv|f„ .
Anthony Hunter (Sanford)
Esvie May Jonea (Sanford)
serving a* moderator At the elo.e
The f„r,nsr P,v* a.. Interest
Ks.-ie May Jones (Pierson)
refreshment, will he enjoyed.
f h „ a e of 4 'i per cent on farm
Discharges
■Of p *” ' , r *
D. Free. nwniMliip or soil snd water ronlues. Patricia Hatchett and baby
j05 E. Id Hi SI.and Mr. in.] Mri serration loans. If lha loan U
boy (Lake Monroe)
J a m e s L Parker, Floral Height*, f r o m insured funds, th* Under
Viola Frank and baby boy
united with the churrh Sunday, receive, a net of 3 'i per rent
(Sanford)
making a total of 15 addition! since and the Government receives one
APRIL | |
Aujust 21
percent ae an Insuranr* rharge.
Admission*
Hie local church will he host to The agency makes, servire*. and
Jamei Aeder and John Aeder
» rally of Disciple youth of Hie Or- rollccta the loan*.
Sharoa Weir
Undo district Sunday. April 22.
Farm ownership loan* run for
I. G. Gray (Sanford)
The annual Slat* Convention of „ 40-yrar period, with opportunlJulia WUlla|<i (Sanford)
Chri-tian Churche* will be held al ty to repay ahead of time. Th*
Dtecifargee
the First Christian Church, Jark time limit on Individual soil and
Charles Sutlon (Sanfcrd) •
RECEIVING TIIB VFW GAVEL from Melvin L. Smith U Doreey "onvillc, May 17-19. Mr*. James L. w attr conservation loans ll 10
flam WaUon (Sanford)
Thompson, Past Commander of th* DeLand VFW prior to the Horton Sr., Is (he local registrar.1years, but In some Instances loans
Halen Smith (Lakeland)
Installation of officers for 105A at the local VFW Post. (Photo bv It is expected that two carloads nf to farmers' nonprofit associations
Beglntld Irvin (lfaiUeod)
Jameson)
Jclegalcs from Sanford will attend ; may run for longer jxrioda.
Florida Newspapers
Editorially Favor
Rfi-Fletfinn Collins
Candidates tor lax Stevenson Here Today
Assessor To Speak On Handshaking Tour
At JayceeLuncheon
First 100 Per Cent
Goal Is Reached
In Cancer Drive
$712.26 Is Donated
To Earl Cash Fund
SOKC Closes Tonite
With All-Star Race
iiiir 1
tonight with low 10 IS.
M
General's History
Given At Rites
Hospital Notes
r« lr tnnlxtil and Thursdsyt C w lft
No. 73
A ssociated P rr«» I-faxed W ire
Brady Charges
Elderly People
Are Neglected
Fire Destroys
Under Portion
Of 'The Boat'
Stenstrom Car Is Demolished
Target
As Driver Loses
OF Blast
Control On Curve
i An unexpected substitute spoke
Fir* destroyed the under por last night in behalf of the canill
tion of a riverside hull ami *"fl tlacy of Paul Miller of Melbourne
drink tier* across from the San in a bid for the 37th Senatorial
District senate scat.
ford Roat Work* at the Osteen
E. E. Brady flew intn a Grade
Bridge shortly after ll o'clock again*! Senator Douglas Slenlast night.
drum charging him with the ne
Known a* Penn's Place ami glect of the elderly people of Flor
rommonly called by many a* ''The ida ami (nr ‘Taking no stand on
Boat", th* roadside atom was Ihe segregation Issue.”
They can’t gel me out nf poli
owned by Dean Taylor, popular
sportsman ami stor* manager cf tic*.” Brady said, ami then added,
Western Auto Associate Store "I'm proud lo represent this young
man (Miller) in my county.”
her* In Sanford.
Senator Douglas Stenstrom, the
Taylor said that fir* caused
almut a Ml per cent lost of th a , lavl speaker on last night's pro
building when th* entire bottom gram a I Lake Mary, took no time
of the atiuclur* which house* In answer Brady but calmly spoke
sleeping ami cooking qunitvra for less than the regularly allotted
hurtled. Losa Is estimated In the five minutes to each candidate.
neighlwirhood of $1,000, ha said. ) Stenstrom spoke on the achieveProbable cause of the fire, Tay incnls during the last legislature
lor snld this morning, wn« elec and his record in voting for the
trical wiling which became short rniistriicllv* tills represented at
ed during the heavy rains yes Hint lime. "I have no apologies lo
make lo the citlten* of Seminole
terday.
The Sanford Fire Department County for my record in Ihe 1035
answered the alarm and prevent- j legislature." he said. He addrd,
ed the total lust of the building, "I cordially Invlle you lo Investi
gate every vol* I cast."
Taylor reportod thia morning.
The third In the series of eleven
The first alarm was given by
Democratic Rallies was held In
a passing talsphon* company em
ploy* who noticed th* bias* and the Chamber of Commerce Build
In, U)k* Mery.
tailed Ilia Iwxl ft « d<iwrtnnn| ing
Two ' eat dl'latei, opposing one
u uni a nuarhy pal* connection.
another In the hid for Ihe nuard
Taylor, who went out to Hu of Seminole County Commission
flra, said Hut the store will b* ers, District Five, did not speak
closed until the declsiun a. lo last night. Gits Srlimalt and Ho
whether or not Ihe building will mer Lllllc were not present for
Ini lepalreil ami put hack into Ihe program.
operation. He said. T arrioudy
However, Hi* tension of th* race
doubt Hut Hi* lupaiis will bo for local olllre* is beginning lo
made.”
increase with charge* anil counter
charges beginning In ' appear In
Ihe brlnf verbal bailies between
Former Resident
candidate*.
Unopposed ramlldalr* wit* In
Dies In Lake Worth troduced al last night'* Rally but
Mr. Roy Bennett nf 1-akr Worth, none vvrr* Invited to speak. Those
formerly of Sanford, believed to Introduced were Tax Collector
he 87 year* old, died this morning John Galloway, County Judge Er
nest Hniivlmliler. Prosecuting At
at A o'clock In Lake Worth.
Mr Bennett wa* a former cm torney, Kar.vle llousholdcr, .Super
ploye of Flvh anil Co. nf .Sanfnrd. visor of Registration Camilla
He mnvrd to Lake Worth and Bruce. County. Superintendent of
entered the flower growing bu*t- Public liislnicllnn R. T. Milwee,
Constable J. Q Galloway, end
nc«v.
Stale Representative Mack N
lie iv survived by one son, Clin Cleveland Jr,
Inn Bennett and one brother, Fay
Candltlalr* for Ih* office nf
Bennett, both nf Lake Wurth.
Sheriff wer* the first to speak
Remains will he shipped to Hor- last night with J. I,. Hobby briefly
mrll. N. Y. for burial at [arckport, speaking, lie said. ' ‘Most of you
N Y.
(Continued On Pag* «lghl)
r,r;
"Everything earn* out." *al<!
Florida Highway Patrolman Carl
William* a* hn described an ac
cident on State Road ( secondary)
4.11 between txingwond and Fore*!
City. "It wa* th* worst I’ve evrf
seen,*' he sard a* he reported thal
the only thing left of the car when
It came to a «tnp were the wheel*,
dashboard and motor.
Tlie arcldent occurred last nlghl
shortly before 10 o'clock when a
tDI9 Ford four-door sedan, driven
hy Richard Wiley Wike, stationed
In Mobile, Ala with the Air Force,
Inst control of his car on ■ curve
and went off th* road, on the tcf|
side, for approximately 400 feet.
Patrolman Williams said the eng
turned over between four and »<*•
ven time* demolishing It. ''P art#
were scattered for 30 yards In ad
directions," said th* patrolman.
The car came to a slop on Its
wheels still on tho left side of the
road.
"Apparently the car was travel
ing at a very high rat* of speed,*
Williams reported. Wike suffered
only minor cuts and bruises. Ha
was lodged In th* Seminole Count?
Jail charged, yrlth r e c k o n driving,
AnethWpheHdent j r f f m a y oc
curred during the Jilvlng rain
shortly before 1:50 when a 1051
Cadillac, driven by Guy Henry Orr
of Do Bary, one mil* north of
Sanford, left Ihe highway smashing
through a wayside table sign.
• Orr |o«t control of Ida car on •
curve ami traveled about 200 feel
off on th* right nf ihe highway
away from th* lake. Tlie ear
made at least two complete turne
before coming to a stop. Damage,
said Patrolman Williams, I* tit!mated at $330,
Public Hearings
On Road Dept.'s
Budget April 20
William IT. Dial, fltst* R*m(
floard member from tha Flfl)
District which Include* Somlnotl
County, announced today that ths
public hearings on the Road De
l>ai intent's proposed 19.'(7-S7 hud.
ci't will l>* held April k'q ut l^u
Department's Uistrlc office in Dt
Land.
The DeLand hearings, Dial said,
will Include all of th* rounttet
In th* Fifth District which con.
sl*t of Citrus, Marion, I’utnnm,
St. Johns, Flagler, Volusia, F.aks
Sumter, Seminole, Orange, Osc»<
oln, and Brevard counties.
The Cltl-en* Long Range Highwav Planning Committee, at g
•ecent meeting, recommended q
priority list of road* for consid
eration hy tho Seminole County
Hoard of Commissioner* In mak
ing It* request* for the next fiscal
.veer's budget.
However, im definite rerOri)4
oieudatinos have been adopted |,y
Ihe llntird of County Commission
er* up In Hit* time Most 111,-ly,
I hi* Miilier will come before 'ha
Ho.ml at It'- next meeting on
Tiier.lay, April 17.
It I* expeclrd Ihe
17-02 front Five Points
fold will he the top priorlty
m tlie forthcoming budget.
Office To Clos11i« Seminole County
eulosl* mid Health A
fe e In | ho
Building will h* rinsed
Ll nnd 14 ivhll* Ihe
Secretnry, .i!c*. t.nrranine
him U *'
ferene* o;
osls
nnd
th* Gern-e
Jneksonvllla.
RECEIVING A LIKE MEMBERSHIP TIN In the P-TA Is Her
man Morris, Principal of Seminole High School, from Seminole
High P-TA i’roildent Mrs. Byron Smith. (Photo by Jamsaun)
�Women Lucky
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F'OWUAOO/AN TltW H-tJOMi
1 look' a *
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( xao, m l cc*otiaoo-<A w i * w n
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MO, WArnoo/ Two I* T O MIOH1Y
m o, you* «5Mmiu \ iM rfPoa/nii
IMrrrco, tWMAsPf* 1 wriLB YOU
OP THE TOTAL tCKCtS J MAY.1TM6 *
rc* liiecatim f < noecta'ow
WHAT HAS HAFYthtP) KAOA lt ON TMt
Hirer
^
/SWfttW Hi4 A»«na WITH CAOTIVI*
AtiO rr*fOTt«9/ IVIN NOW HI
,
MAOCHia CH VOUO HOWO OTY OT 1
rnm o ... awp ff» rwirt or
ewrNw»,
J
Not To Have
Efficiency M an
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BVttWONS WHO
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BUT / DON'T .
ViANT TQW/A/f
ALL I WAWT IS
A\Y MAWAdttra
jo n back!
Yes. T v e r m ay m v r s h o t
SMITH M A W THBY _**
M/TGWO TO OJTT THt J
STGL&YCOLD _____<
THAT'SNevfv L -— 1—
ru
follow
ru e t&aocs of
rue TWOMBS AMOMCET r
YOU LA7B9 AT TH£ BOOS J
o r Town,
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c h n r myzrlf' up t">medl*e*1» by
being thankful U>«i 1 am not mar*
rtad to a man who** bw H w i ia
houiehold efficiency.
C at roe Im ailM hew awful U
would ba, for instance, to have aa
a huiband tba publlahor of a womcn'a aarvteo magazine, who comaa
home every night with now auggaa*
tiona for Improving your own fum
bling bouHbotd routine? A man
who apanda hit working day among
time and motion aaporta and anti
septic teat kitchen* and experts in
avary flald of homamaUnf?
I ahouid think It would give any
wife a lifelong Infariority complex
lo ba m arried te a man who
knowa more about housekeeping
than aka doaa. Buck « man, for
liatanre, aa Howard i . Cokaan. of
Jeekaet, Mlee„ who la hood of . 0
company whiak mahoa nomaroua
hauaaboM graduate, and who haa
worked try a homemaker's forum
inviting woman ail over the eonstry to send in household hlnta.
Hew don't got ma wrog, Cohoon
la a rharm lng gentloman, with aa
altractlva wife end a hippy family
eonilatlng of aoo, daughter and two
grandchildren.
] am told that tin , Cohoon
ahnwa no aigna of the complexes
whltb I am aura would harraaa me
If I were in har ahoea. Sh* even
encotiragia her huiband to give
price*, aueh aa tripa to Plortdi,
for the homemakers who iend in
the beat hinta. Ali 1 can aiy la ahe
mu*t be a paragon among women,
and the mint run (he moat efficient
household in the world.
While chatting with homemaking
expert Cohoon over lunch in New
York the other day, I learned that
ha now haa a roeter of more than
a half million women who have
lent In thrir mn»t prized houaeholri
hint* for hie ronelderation.
“They come In al the rate of
about "0,000 a month," aald Coboon, “ W# Invite women to »end In
theie hlnta nver varlmia radio and
telcvielon p r o g r a m a, in newtpaper* and maiartnea and on the
label* of the pmdprta.
“ It'* amailng how-many bright
idea* for abort cute and thirft ar
rive by avery mall. And what *urprlaea ma how many brand new
Ideal harp coming tn. You'd think
aftar a whlla they'd already have
thought of everything. But there
ara fewer repetition* thin you
would think poMlhle,"
Cohoon and hla cohort* will take
40 winning hamtmaker* and their
husband* for a week'* free vaca
tion in Zllinor Village, Fla., In
June.
“ My wife thlnke It’a only fair,"
aaya he, •’that, housewives be re
warded for their bright Ideae, Just
a* employer In other huilneeirr
get reward* for bright suggestions.
“ When I flrtl brought up thi*
idea to Mr*. Cohoon, ehr wai de
lighted, In fact, *ha produred a
few household hlnta of her own
that nobody else hid thought of."
I gueaa, when you have to com
pile with a half million expert
homemaker*, you tlmply hive to
top Uiim. And that, perhapi, ii
Mr*. Cohoon'i aecret.
JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED ENRICHED
< *S 5 L E L _
TihinitiMweoi
DEL MONTE FANCY
KETCHUP 2
PINEAPPLE
THAT MOVIE STAR'S
MAtCJNG A PC 5 SONAt.
kPPCAQAS’CE N TOWN.’
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P ^ 'e ^ C M O P P E D
■Ug-ALTD CRASH RILLS
HOUSF.WIFR
MIAMI uo- A iportarular bin
aula crash killed a Miami hou*ewilt and Injured 34 perinna ye»lerday al a rain allchid Intcresarlion off U, S. 1.
Mri. Franca* Dunn, M, wai
killed and har huiband, Charlaa,
37, wai critically lnj#r«d. Tha
14-0*
BOTTLES
DEL MONTE FANCY SLICED HAWAIIAN
S P IN A C H
2 Hi
AdP Our rinoot Quality
SA U ER K R A U T
G E LA T IN » * «r 3
2 ,«
LIBBY'S Cut AH Green
144
ANN PAGE Creamy „ ___
PEAN U T BUTTER
ASPARAG U S
IONA Tender
IVORTHMORE Allotted
1
C U T BEEFS
C H O C O LA T ES
TUB Style nr MLVERRROOK PRINT
SULTANA Butter
A 0 P BUTTER lb
BEANS
ANN PACK
VAN CAMP’S 7
M A Y O N N A IS E
TUNA
qt.
SULTANA Preeatone
NABISCO Crlip
PEACHES 29 oz. Can
R IT Z CRACKERS
'Super-Right" Wcatern Heavy Steer Boneless
Quick Frozan Grade 'A' Fryer Farte
"Sope>-TllfhtMWettern
Thighs fir Breasts lb. 49c
lb. 65c
“Super.RIght" Fr.ahly
lb. 49c
Ground Beef 3 lbs. $100
AIIGood Brand Sliced
BACO N
lb. 37c
Smoked Sauiage lb. 55c
25e
Haddock Fillets lb. 33c
Cap’n John’* Quick Froien
Cap'n John'* Froze*! .
OYSTER STEW
"Super-Right" Aaanrtcd Sliced Cold Cuts
Olive Loaf
Pickle fir Pimento Loaf g
Cheese fir Macaroni Loaf
FRESH
FRU ITS
VEGETABLES
Voluntee Fireman
Charged With Arso
DUMONT, N. 3. M l - A M*
year old volunteer fireman, chair,
man of a fund drlva for a hew
fire home, w-ae charged with armn tail night In ronneetlon with
a blaze which destroyed hia company'i old headquarter*,
Lt. John Carey waa accused of
starting the four-hour flra which
burned down Fire lieu** No, 2
early Sunday with injurlaa to four
of hia eolleaguta.
Carfy, who is married and tha
father of .six children, was re.
leaied In 110,non hall after his
arraignment before Magistrate
Fell* Angillltll*.
Neither police nor Rergen Coun.
ty detectives would ascribe any
motive, Police Chief Herbert All*
nteri St, signed the complaint,
LB
LOAF
ANN PAGE! Pure Fruit
• PEACH.
• CHERRY nr
• PINEAPPLE
y o ur ch o ice
Cucumbers2
Freah Yellow
Squash
in
F re a h S w ee t
Carrots :-lb-BAf
L a rg e S u n k la t
Lemons ' w)z-
ANN PAGE Sparkle
Freih Tender
Asparagus >»
W ln esep
Apples 4LaM0
INSTANT
laundry
sta r c h
Niagara
l a u n d r y sta r ch
2 Pkgt
RJJYAL HAWAIIAN
Chunk Tuna
27c
6H ox. Car
29<
A PKNN LONG LASTING
Lighter Fluid 2 Cans
BRRAfPAST OP CHAMPIONS
Wheaties
25c
S OS. PKO,
17c
x c e b l )er c in n a m o n c r is p
JURY RETURNS VERDICT
TAMPA UUA coroner’* Jury al
Now Port Richey last night returned a verdict (hat Mri. Paulina
Farrell, is, died from being itrutk
"about lha face and hied by an
Inurnment unknown and by being
suffocated or aipbyxliifd by Wal
ter Farrill."
Air Fore# Sgt, Ferrell already
had ham charged Will murder of
htb wlfg whoa* nude, blanket
wrapped body waa found In ■
Pazto County ditch hatunUy ky a
(oavkt road s u s .
. -
ALL CAN DlO ATES SUBJECT TO
D EM O C RA TIC PR IM A R Y ELECTION M A Y
WILL BE HEARD
MM1NOLB COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
• w
Cookies 141/2 o.. Pkg
PENN 100% PURE PENNA
Actor Oil
39c
JANE PARKKn
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iiiiiH a H e u a r B B f f W ir if f M js a y
Ifcpterday Wt catted your attention to
’MtoffeUI efteta of astabllahlng oar «Ux •
ifci Aindi of *tt who comar hora to wlait
MU* a* "Th* Community of Courtesy”
Qfityg it moat Juat that It waa pointod
Out EACH of u h u a mponalbility In
t uifmaiitlort1'
fC ’lf an aft tapoatod truism In comM that "Buatnoaa goaa whora it la In*
J U n d itSTwhara It la wall treated”.
If you hav* Idea# on establishing • wide
aprtad reputation for Sanford aa "The Com
munlty of Courtssy” lot ua hava thorn
Meanwhile, pleasantly levHo •baaiooaa hon
and a—rtooeafr troet U while It la hare. Tru
ly, It will coma again and again,
Encouraging Signs
Ona of the moat encouraging alms of
continued prosperity In tho United States,
and of court* to those of as in Sanford.
Seminole County and Central Florida, la
the report that email bualnesaea art doing
lota of bualneaa. In both sales volume and
earnInge, their 1956 level atood well above
that of the previous year.
Ona strong,reason for this improvement,
the Smell Business Administration says, Is
the feet that progress has bean made In
ehanneljnf a greater share of government
contracts to small corporations. At th*
SBA’s urging, • substantially greater p ro .
portion of military contract money has
bthe fundamentals of acceptable conduct been earmarked for the smaller D ullnesses
w e a fn A maybe even teach ua some new ones. They alao hava been able to win a b ig g e r
t'Hara ara some that occur to ua and that share of civilian spending.
fJ/7jig*1>aalc In almoat any couraa on courtesy:
The picture for small business Is not
entirely rosy. Big corporations often get
jf?T ^flCaap conversation ehaarful
first crack at some of th* raw materials
!' *Do Unto Other* • • • •”
mad* scarce by the high level of our econ.
"'fatmi alncerely to please
omy. The little fellows alao hava trouble
Keep your word
competing with the glante for skilled pro
gp,
Learn, remember and ua* person* name* fessional help, and they could use greater
h A j Pleas* — Thank you
foreign trade opportunity.
f /^ .j U g t ll something better comae along.
But on the whole, the 8BA report shows,
' ^ nlrh* you’d Ilka to try out thoea aevan small business la doing wall. That la good
^^•Cuurwuy Cum”. They’l l ! work, bringing for th* country. On* of th* great strengths
jH/i; kepplliies and satisfaction to you. delight to ef our economic system !» that It makes
< those you meet, more bualneaa and favor- room, through small business, for the full
Wfljwi reaction to your firm._____________ exercise of private Initiative.
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The advent of an Increase In th* small
The Sanford Herald
business picture la Important to this arts,
especially to our city and county. It la ths
small business on which we must depend
for a continual flow of industry
Th. ch.nn<1lng of contract, to th , M.,11.
ar manufacturer and plant operator, with
an assurance that auch a channel of busi
ness opportunities might contlnus, would
" i,r ~
mtan to us tha availability of these con*
earns to ua.
Sanford and Seminole County i« in
oo^ —
g
aaem m SH ea
etg eey n r f
an anviabla position for tha attraction of
thaaa small business firms. Location, tax
structure, and availability of professional
help adds much to our aide of tha ledger.
, Wednesday, April 11, 1955
Th* good speak#r Is massursd bast by
TODAY'S MBLB VEBflB
how gdod Is tha attantlon hla listens'* pay
Lo, Children are an heritage of tha Lord. him.
~ ‘ lfT:6—W# love children because
do ao much for tham. That la the basis
A man can say snylhing he wants
for all tova, W* ean be rich toward God if we In his own home. Whether anyone psys any
attantlon, of couraa, is quite another matter.
give much to him.
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Newspaperman's
Tour Report
This U the 14th In a Mites ef
srtUlaa written by Hie. Csraiefe
Welle whe !e representing To*
Sanford Herald to • tour ef forelgn countries,
Oh, Parte In the iprlngtlmet
Actually it ts Springlike In tern*
perature, but tha tree* hava not
itartod budding. After the peat
twa day*, howevar, Tva decided
that Parle la a state ef mind
rather than a city • and what a
wonderful one at that! >
We leaded here Friday night
very late after a IS hour flight
from Tal Aviv. Tha «lr view of
the city st night wee really
lovely end, contrary to the ueua),
Perla looked *e»aetJy like 1 had
expected.
Tha following adventura will
I T -W
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morning . as much *s 1 hated
mining our mtftlngi with Gen•ra| Gruinlhir, hud of SHAPE
end with Primlir Guy Mollit • It
had to be. W« had accumulated
purchases and printed material
for thr*« woeka > and aomathlnc
had to give! It was I. Finding
that tho American Expiate was
only open I hours that m orning,
I got a hotel porter and boat It
on down to the Amarlcan Ex*
proto office, a block from tha
hotol. They w e r e romodollni
to
to ,go!i1
tha iio!'
back Gv*
and
” ' wa
, * had
• Ljj
tto*.u,*
r« v v m d L A
L s
Jlnd
you! Tho porter gained for
breath, grabbed hit tip, and
headed for homo.
Then • t found out tha throe
canvas tipper higs and Car*
mage's dictating machlni (which
blew out In Cairo) could not bo
ihlpptd unlm crated • and na*
turally (sine# this Is my usual
or Intimidation against an Indi luck) thsv did no packing thsrt
vidual's voting rights.
at tha Amarlcan Express. I waa
4. A law lo speed up the machin. given the address ef the neareit
ory by* which the Justice Depart- .professional packer. > get the
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bags down
the strsst, get
a ftaximint _can
uso . ths t federal
courts
cab
and
showed
tha
drlvar
the
for teting la civil rights eases. In.
eluding the right to bring civil address on a slip ef paper. He
suits agsinst violators.
spoke absolutely m, English •
in both House and senate, In ad- not even "O.K.' - and I could
dilion to bills covering mueh of not even think of what thank
whet Brownell suggealod, a n anti- r°
u \ * ? ' Ji* W
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lynching meaeuraa which would talked to himself about eorae*
thing
and
I
tolkod
to
myself
permit punishment of two or
moro persona who commltiecd viol about how all of our children
z . r ^ r r „ z i s z . z •* *
Proposals Are Headed Nowhere
WASHINGTON lit—It looks Uke
a ,fle d , solid bet tho Elsenhower
S M U tsalo
in *
I sdsPnlitrsUM's Hproposals
for
' strMgfhening civil rights are
.beaded nowhere, There’s imsU
chance Congress will approv* any
* vwa'
inV^1.ii« . a. .kA..i
aw--* K tk l* fi/* 4 j
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i are pending to cony out much of
« m . a « , . o m . .M M .a w M . r t
Brownell sikod Congress:
I. To sulhorlte President Kl,rnbower to crOato a ilx mtn com
mission to be appointed by him—
— fsW r a
with Ssnat*
approval — to study
tho civil rights problem, InvssUgate civil rights (buses, end make
recommendations,
T’1'1 eotnmUslon'i U/e would bo
<w®
Bfownall aakad that It
^ *lv4n pswer to subpoena witmi n i . Thli would main it would
*° ln,° th« *outh or anywhere to
invoatlgalo, hold ihoirlnga, and
s r s m
a *
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SudJclarv committees of both , *' 9 ! ^ ,h*
Department
ROUHI. Ns Ithsr committaa has yst
vU"!Ats^iohianm K I
approved them. 80 none la now
tsk H
rssdr for floor action in either Ln.d l wV
s£w«S
Tourists
Like The
t y HAL BOYLE
ELEUTHERA, Bahamas UP Haro loaves from a sunburned
notebook;
Did you ovor hoar of tho old
Heine farmer who yearned |U hie
Ufa to mo Boston?
Finally, ana gMrnlag bo decided
ho simply hod to satisfy hlo curl.
oatty» a* ho caught tho early milk
train to Um elty. That asms oven,
ing bo returned home on another
trels. Plumb tuckered out, ho sat
dews to rest by the stove In the
general store of tho hamlot Mar
which ha lived,
“ Well, l i r a , ” askad one of his
neighbors, "tell ua — what waa
Bo,too Ilka?”
'To loll you th* truth, I itlU
don't know,” replied tho old farm*
or. 'Thors was to much going on
In tho station there, I never did
got out to so* too city.”
Tourists who tome to tho Bahamaa and spend all their time
i t Nassau, the capital, remind ma
of that eld farmer. Nassau U no
more tha Bahamas than New York
City, Miami, or Los Angsts# a rt
America.
Te gat too full flavor «f the
Bahama*, you havo to go out to
"the out islands,” Mmo ef the
1.000 UlsU and cays scattered ever
70.000 square miles of turquoLo
■tas. To them still clings ths savor
of too picturesque Bahamian past
It Isn't hard to do. You caa
sail to many of them In a few
hours. You can reach others In a
half hour from Nassau by air,
Ona of tha most Interesting la
Eleutberi, a curving Island a hun
dred mile* long and ranging from
One to to miles In width, flung
Ilka a boomerang against tha At
lantic waters.
It was thero that ■ group of
London gsntlsmen, calling themselves "Tho Company of EltuthsrIsa Adventurer*,” first sought to
establish a brave' new world
(Elsuthsra comes from a Greek
word meaning "freedom” ) In JMT.
Tho venture was ■ financial flop.
Since toon Eltutoora has known
many economic opt and downs.
It hse boon too haunt of pirates
and ahlpwmkera, buccantsrs and
cotton bsronit it baa survived
many n hurricane and many a
haartaehs.
Today It la "th* breed batket
of too Bahamas.” and tha alt* of
aa American mlsslls base. It hss
a thriving dairy and growing cat
tle hards. At Rock Sound Arthur
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elalUt ascend a n * ChsrUt A.
«■ A now lew to prevsnt th m la si„ciltoa, wh#M wU#t U urs, lives
t i Tm W. ltth St., la tsslgnod to
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the Am y’s European Cemmuelca.
npH Y W flU A un-Pour per- tlene lens la rrenee.
MUmlted. And there the Muth. , t u were killed yesterday when Commualeatlene Eons unite man
'e r r
I W n ’m m m h v
S w ontM i noth h tu y ,
fliTlJOt s t U m i ^ s t t K L
ato to set on civil rlriits tofillsWen w»i In IMS whan the Truman
admialstrsdan moved to ssrry out
•urns sf the Civil rights aremliai
U mads la Its victorious IMS pree*
■Manual campaign.
< Tbs Senate's Southern Bento.
U f h fUlhuatorod IS day*. The
m a t e s gdmtaUtrsitoa then save
UMfbrtio rest of its term, omlch
STATE
Representative
Group 2
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todu.M ih n . P u s .
syWifilsfis and a Temps mia.
TWMsr N, C. A ltem si
them s»:
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*( ^Undalphln; and Herrid Arnold Weaver, » , of Tampa.
Mr*' * oUr{
*», wife of
th*
motorist, end Robert
QrM* 0< Temps were Injured.
ir-
port re,n . a ,
(ram .r.ntfc
ports to Amsrtein fore** In Oar.
miay.
Unfitted, sn engtnssrlng supply
«p«l»llri j* **e ••**'• 11M Army
Hf1*'
0,1 AnBy *• Isnusry
IMS.
Son of Hr. sad Mrs. Charles
Sinilaton, t i l l Mawshallao Ava.,
ha attended Croeme Academy High
School.
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Islands'
Vinlai Davla, * • * # • * • ■
taum tlU», in budding * HultL
mlllion-doliar rneert contar, com
plete with an lt-heto golf course
leslgned by Robert Trent Jones, %
toe Mlebslajfcln ef tho fairways.
Wild cotton from abandoned
plantations llowara on roads had
ing to new luxurious villa* rising
along th* pink-sanded Mishore.
Ona Is owned by RoslU Forbes,
tho notslIiL
Every lshnd should hove a
queen, and ths unoffleiil queen of
Eleuthera U Enid Bethel, i bache
lor lady who drives a Uxlcab,
m
"Mias Enld"-sU the 1.000 In- w
habitants hart sail her that-!* a
living link with the Islsnd's 100ycar history. 8h* had two ances
tors among tbs first group of set
tlers who landed hero,
" A n o t h e r t i my ancestors
signed too Declaration nf Amarl
can Independence,” jb o adds
proudly.
His* Bathal la s vary Inform si
looking queen. She hac short dark *
blonde hair and hsr customary
costume la a pair sf tlaeks sad
a light-colored blouse. Shi Is 1
very busy queen, and holds down
moro Jobs tots shs herself is sura
of.
"There Isn't time to get bored
or tired on sn Wand," she saga,
"there ts too mueh to do.”
Tha perfbmo shops (bound, a* do
•xqulslto F r e n c h handkerchiefs
and tha axcaUent Parle umbrellas
—the world famous hate (there
alone I could have loot my hand
He. where* the begs end me b» and purseV—net to mention tha
graciously end after 1 told him drosses sod suits. It was a worn,
In Engllih and goaturoa what 1 sn's dream seme true but fortun
t y wiuiam t m
wanted, ba told ma in French ately too prices Jocved one awake.
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Centre! Press Writ#
and g etu ret what I would get • Will flalab this tomorrow sinew
wo
arc
going
sight
seeing
tola
very efficient transaction. Ha
RUSSIA'S Oeorgle Malenkov All they need do to dwd * ntee,
then otartod taking aaeh arUela afternoon and toon to tho famed
osys Stalinist excesses hava been new lawn.wtU O boto i* too
out of th# baga at tha oami Urn* Polios lorgaro.
in th* Soviet Union. center.
commanting on aaeh. Ha lookod After lunch yesterday wc got 0 eliminated
t 1 I
And
anyone
who dlsegrees. eugcar
and
driver
and
did
our
b«,t
at plcturoo wo hava had mad#
A botanist hss eroded squash
gtits
F.E.F.
no
doubt
will
be
with variouo big ohota • admlrod to see In one afternoon what It
irtth pumpkin end developed •
cootumo jcwalry IV* bought • actually takes a couple of weeks shot on the spot.
tumpkln. 1/ it fast** wo! good
1 1 t
lookod through oomo blnocularo • to do. 1 shill not go Into too much
Ford weather bureau claim* it tho name should be yumywmk!*.'
ftngorod tha matorlal ol on* u* detail since volumos and volumes ‘can spot rain to miles air ay.
I I t Carmago'i luiii — and cluckod hava alroady been written on IVhnl good trill (hot do local fic
A U. I. reporter visiting Russia
disapprovingly ovir iemo dirty Paris, but I will mention a lew of tile plannent
says slrtuses there ore |**» like
lock* and ihlrta wa wira land* tho afternoon's highlights. Ths Rue
eurs, only no lemonade is sold.
t I I
ing homo. Hi handid tha smpty do la Pain with one after aoothsr
After erupting for 71 deye the Net even the pink vertetyl
bags to ma • I got tho Idoa final; of tho world famous designers and Itellan vekone Slrembetl has sub
I t I
Burma h u gifted Prseidsnt
ly and gav# thini bark Indicating Jeweler* and tha like: tha simply sided. Jus* fresh out ef gns?
Eissnhbwsr with 10 tons of high
wa wanted them shipped too. enormous Louvre, one of tha larI I I
ma gsst and most magnificent muse
Cops of Bournemouth, Eng ly valuable tstkwood. With all
™
•trength”
look and
dumped ums In the world; Calhtdrsl of land, seeking the culprit who that fins lumbar lying around
everything back In the baga • Notre Dams; tha lovtly Luxem ■wiped th* fourth green of th* how can Iks resist becoming a
told ma by using a calendar and bourg Gardena: Arch of Triumph; local golf course nsedn’t look for. confirmed do-it-yourselfer I
clock to com, back Monday at
8:00 for chipping payors and I Eiffel Towsr; Sorbonne University
got nearly hysterical with laugh- with Its many buildings; Montmartro—too haven of artists for
tar I
centuries, and ths center of which
ly HUMAN M. UBilllBt. H i.
A walk of four blocks In tha
direction ef what appeared to Is the Church of Ssere-Couer; the
dry akin to * common winter •uscopUbU to bacterial infection,
Left
lank
of
the
Seine—with
its
bo a busy boulevard get me to
oompUlnt
sunburn and coital* shamlcals
cab otond and, thank goodneoe, flower and bird markets and th*
Not only ts tola duo to tho rcbU tad other trrttaats.
book
aunds—
tho
Rurally
count“Grand H ater founds tha *ama
Hvo low btunldlty, but also to tho To help elsu «p tho conditio a.
In both languages. After another lass numbers sf sidewalk cafes— fact that your circulation ts It's probably * good Mo* to avoid
soap and water as mueh aa pos
somswhst slowed by too cold.
SO minute rlda • punctuated by oh, Its hard to know where to be
at least 10 near wrecks and too. gin and/or whara to end Is dasFrequent and prolonged bath sible. fpouf* bathe are usually
mV ' s " podsotHan’ icarod" wlUais crlbtog it.
ing la hot water, a common win preferable to regular tub bath* or
Last night wa did too "tourist's
ter practice for many of us, might
»y mp eab driver right up to
alio laad to dryneea of tho su*. As for p ov aalls. t n applying
back and simultaneously
almultoneously special” — the renowned "YoUea
hie beck
castor otL For chafed undo, you
blowing tha ham and yelling at Borgars”—tho costumes and soma
Alkalis# loops
can apply olive jel or toilet lano
him - after which they both of tha sati ware really something,
Too frequent um of alkaline lin each night before bedtime,
apologised end emlled - w# made but to tooso who hsvo over been
aosps and detergents can bo a wearing cotton cIotm Id protect
It ta tha hotel.
to too Latin Quarter in Now York
contributing factor, too. This la pillowcase* and bod linens.
I know thli Is not new* itory City or Its oqulvalsnt, the Folios
especially true of homemakers In addition to tbooo maaonreo,
and It cannot poulbly ba ae much wss Just snotosr show. We wore
whose dally choree require great your physician might dootda your
fun to tha ru d e r aa It was to me glsd we went, but It's too long and
use of water, strong soap* and cbm calls for admtnlatraUon of
vitamin A or thyroid metrast
deUrgents.,
but. Prank, I had th# most mar- boring a itage show to repost very
valous Uma and. according ta often, to put It mildly. (It is pos
This skin dryneea may vary taken internally.
from only a slight, uncomfort
Homer and Richie Lanford. with sible that too fact that our seat*
able feeling to annoying rough U. E.: What cause* ths skin to
whom we had dinner last night, 1 tilted forward at a 4S degrta angle
ness. Sometimes your finger Ups Itch an hour after sating te*
got the beet quick visit and ''foeT' Influenced our opinion.)
- 1 n . j .
a. . .
aa
or nails may be Involved, with re cream?
*{
parts possible. UHomer,
who Lhsa
Wo are leaving In, a short while
sulting hangnails or slight cracks Answer: Itching of to* tola
bean with our Embassy here for but Carmago and I ars looking
In tha skin. Your nails may bo alter eating tea cream might b*
,bout five years, la a brother ef forward, of course, to another trip
soms coarse and easily broken.
due to a nervous disorder « to an
5 * ^ Lanford Vharn In Qadsdan. to Paris Mmo day. It Is ona of
Dry akin may maka yon moro allergy or senatttrity.
g , , ag {,1a (harming rad headed the loveliest attlas I've evtr seen—
wy* |*va ua s grand evening and it* everything tong sad poetry
* • -rpicked
of Parle color and books and artwork and cook
- • up
r a lot
ANNEXATION 1 Gordon
VO TE FOR
and etorlea
from
them.
book* have said It 1st To do Pari*
I want • not shopping, but look Justice one Mads, I believe, two
Frederick f a v o r * , tho
AND
ing • yesterday afternoon. Clothes weeks. But — for tola sal—these
growth
of Sanford through
two and s half day* hsvo boon
wondsrfuL
annexation, but ho also bw*
SUPPORT
d O r right* legislation. Thert tho
f t " 04" ' '
lin n e t Meek action with a fUL
t.
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;J w 8 W * 8 W V < E S a .
O ut
SCHOOLS! Gordon V. FY*.
V.F.W . PRESENTS
derlck favors and will sup.
port a program for th*
prograaslvo and continuous
Improvsmsnt of our schools
and tducatlonal facilities
ROADS 1 Gordon V. Freder
Experienced
ick bollavsa In a thorough
and long .rang* program
for tha txpanslon and Im
provement of our Stata
Highway 8yat«m.
—In—
• County Governmant
• Real Estate Values
• Real1Estate Appraisals
• Needs of th* Schools
9 Needs of County Hospital
•-Needs ef County loads
Hava* ths decision of an
imation Is ona to bo mad*
through a rtfsrtndum by
tha poopla la th* a m *
•ought to b«
SEGREGATION! Gordo
Frederick ballavaa t h a
continued segregation 1
beneficial to both tha whit
and tha colored racee. Got
don Frederick wilt do a
within hla power to main
tain our way of Ufo whle
for many year* has prove:
W i d a l to all concaroed
Gordon Frederick k a
Welon* resident of SemiMia County and a lawyer,
who bellavea he la qtuHfted and ean raim ent th*
>oo»U *f 8aaUaola County.
VO TE FOR
AND
CONflBRVATIONt Gordon
YOUR VOTE
AND 8UFTORT
HUGE MENAGERIE
CHILDREN 50c
ADULTS II.M PLUS TAX
WINN TV & RADIO
PHONB 417
Fradarlck believes jn th*
eonsarvatfon of Florida'*
natural mourn# and wilt
pupport a progam to Im
prove our eonaarvation and
provide for greater enforcomant of your eouaarvatloa
law*.
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TTHB8ANF0M) HERALD Wed. Apr. It, 1958
P i(« 5
MR. AND MRS. J. K. CRUTCHFIELD
(Photo by Rnynmn.l Studio)
Navy Chapel Scene O f Rites
For Miss Mielke, J. Crutchfield
Joyce Irene Mlolke, daughter n(
Mr*. Fffle Mlolke of Sanford, bocmno the bride of .lame* Ktlwurd
Crutchfield, U. S. Marine Corpa,
at 8 p. m., Saturday, April 7. Ho
li the ion of Mr. and Mt*. Ed
Crutchfield of Gainesville. The
double ring ceremony was per
formed by Chaplain Arnold In the
rhapel of the Naval Auxiliary
Air Station.
*
Given In marriage by her uncle,
Fay l<ee of Entcrprlia, the bride
wee lovely in a ballerina length
gown of tyhite ellk taffeta, fash,
lotted with a »coop neckline trim ,
mod with opalescent sequin* end
eetd pearl*, a fitted bodice and a
very full eklrt. A fitted jacket
with long pointed sleeve* com.
pleted the ensemble. Her head*
d re n eomiited of • beaded crest
and a half-veil of illusion. She
carried a bouquet of white roses
and ramallon*.
The matron of honor, Mr*, liar,
ry P. Cochrane, Snnfonl, wore a
ballerina length gown of ico blue
rrystalelt* with filled bodice,
scoop neckline and a full »klrt.
Her hraddres* » « , fashioned of
pal* blue cryslaleltn and veiling.
She carried a bouquet of deep pink
rose* and pale pink carnations.
The groom and his licet mun,
Harry P. Cochrane, VAIt-R, Naval
Auxiliary Air Station, wore the
dres* uniform* of their respective
hrinclir* of service. Privates first
das* ftallfy and lllgglnbothom.
It. S. Marine Corps, acted a* ush♦rs.
Mrs Effi* Mietkv, mother of
*!• hrlde, wore a pink tucked da•ron dress, black accessories and
(psAAonah
■ Friend* of M. P. Mathason Jr.
and Mr*. Bertie M. Taylor will
regret to team of the death of
■their father, M. P. Metheion Sr.
who passed aw*y at hts home in
Tarriih, April 8 after a lingering
illness. Mr*. Teylor, was former
ly a leecher in the Pent* School
Mrt. Elizabeth Sharon a..d
Mrs. c. A. Adame have a« their
guests, Mrs. Adams’ sifter, Mr*.
Abit Nix of Athens, Ga. and Mr*.
Tap Bennett of Savannah, Ga.
Mr. and Mr*. N. R. Whitney
ara now home at 400 Mallenville
Av*. after being married in Val
dosta, Ga. March £.7- They have
been traveling through the state*
on a abort vacation. She Is the
former Mrs. M etta M. Starke.
He t> affiliated with Holler Mo
tor Satie her*.
n corsage of blue Iris. Mr*. KJ
Crutchfield, mother of the groom,
wore a beige dress, black uccesaor.
les, and n corsngo of bluo Irl*.
Wedding music was played by
Mr*. Fru'ik Uryan. The chapel
was decorated with two camlet.
nhra, bouquet* and basket* of
white gladioli and pom-pom*, and
palm*. Following the eemnony,
a reception was held at the home
of the bride.
•
For her wedding trip, Mrs.
Crutchfield chose a navy blue silk
dres* with pink accessories. She
wore the corsage from her wed
ding bouquet.
Methodist
Circles
f «
Officers, Leaders
V c Announced
A t Church Service
Mr., Mrs. F. Evan
Entertain S u n lit
With Buffet M lt f £
St. Catherine*! Cheater of
Rolf C ron Wnman’e AuxlHerc
met Atonday at the homo of
Mr*. Thomas Vanehn.
Mr*. Harry Cushing, rrostdent,
conducted It,* devotional end call
ed upon Mr*. E. I,. Burdick to
reed the UTO preyer.
Mr*. A. R. Key, prorrollon
ch*irm*n, announced that Mr*.
Howkln* Connelly, Mr*. Henry
McLaulin and Ml** Carol Stour,
had b««n appointed a* delegates
to th# Diocnan convention to bo
held In Saraaota and Mr*. Chart**
Vodoplch, Mr*. I* Lyttleton Zim
merman and Mr*. Randall Chaa*
a* alternate*.
Officer* nnd chairman of the
Ocncrat Auxiliary Initallcd at
the 11 a.m. church servlc# on
April 8 Include! president, Ml**
Carol Stone; vice prcildent, Mr*.
S. 0. Chase; tecretary. Mr*. Don
ald Jones; treasurer, .Mrs. Joseph
Gonzalez; Chrlitlan social rela
tion*, Mr*. Frank Mebane with
co-chairman; Mtsa Barbara It up.
recht; Christian education, Mrs,
Hawkins Connelly with co-chali*
man, Mr*. Harry Cuihlng; CTO,
Mr*. Lauren Johnson; mission*,
Mr*. Gordon Stanley; periodi
cals, Mrs. John Guleslan; promotton, Mrt. Charle* Vodoplch;
scrap book, Mrs. A, H. Pelerson
Jr; altar flowers. Mr*. W. E.
Klrchhoff; decorating, Mrs. In in
Flclsher and Sirs. Roy Syme* dr.
Due in the absence of U 's,
Henry McLaulin Jr., Christian
education chairman, Mrs. Cush
ing gave an article on “llocsmilng
Christian."
Those enjoying the social hour
following the business Included
Mrs. Geurgo D, Bishop, Mrs. K.
L. Burdick, Mrs. A. \V. Fit:*,
Mrs. W, Stewart, Mrs, John
(iutcslnn, Mrs. J. Hi, Clnlro White,
Mrs, lirorge Ford, Mrs. Harry
Tooke, Mrs. Harry Cushing, .Mrs.
A. It. Key and the hostvss.
Mr. am( Mr*. F r i 'k
tertaH 'd IW t m * t8 a:
ary No. Three United
War Vettrani, Sunday morn I
— r. e«v*T*d dish *ndi turh*y
dinner, followed by th# T f« U f
meeting,
. . , njf' !**■■
Commander , Frank Evan*
•Idsd ever th«. eaw'n m*k( WrPm
Mr*. Evans presided
auxiliary session,
,- .h ) V
Other thin routine h u lls* *
Mary Pfafflln wa# aleetad d*»«#
gat# tn th# department" towrid)#
thn. Air*. C. I. Priest ww*'ad**#
ted as alternate for thd' tinveu#
tlnn which Is slated for th* My/
13-18 In Clenrwtrter.
Mr*. Alary Pfafflln «M C^ j i l t led from DeLand as a new mem*
bor.
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Final Plans Are
Made By Rainbows
For April 13 Dance
The Sanford Assembly No. 23,
Order of the Rainbow for Girl*
hrhl Its regular meeting Monday
night, Anrlt it. at Ihe Masonic
Temple with Irma Corley, worthy
advisor, presiding.
Report* were given by all com
mittees working on the "April
In Paris Dane*" and float plan*
were made. The dance, to be held
April 11, will i>e an invitational
dance only. Invitation* will be
token at the door,
Mr*. Kathleen Reynolds re
quested all Rainbow Girl* to
meet Thursday afternoon at the
Shrine Club to assist the decoratlng committee.
Krfrvxhiiient* were served to
the 78 members present. Next
meeting will tie April 2.1,
Circle Thrra
Circle No. 3 of the WBCS of
tho Methodist Church met at the
home of Mr*. Arthur Beckwithi
dr, who presided over the busi
ness session, yesterday morning
at P 13 a.m.
The devotional was Riven hy
Mrs. Ilussoll McKniglll, after which I
a study was given on a sermon
by the late Peter MniidinM, by 1
Mrs. E M. Williams
Tire n»vl se*«lert will hr In the.
form of a covered dish luncheon
at the rhurrh May 8 at II a m
3lr*. Josephine l.inck was In
troduced as visitor
Those attending were Mr*.
Miss Peggy Rest and Alls*
Reek with. Airs A M Wanton Jr
Mr*. J O. I.ayen, Mrt. Don Buby Stenrtrom ware Junior hos
l.lnrk, Mrs Walter Trlre, Mr*. tesses Saturday night for th»
John 8. White. Mrs. E M Willi weekly dance In the Sanford
ams, Mr*. Gretchen Crowell. Mrs. USO. A candlelight theme wa*
Russell MeKnlgM, Mr* C. W. mad.
Sunday night an ic* er**m
Brantley, Mr* Alice McDaniel.
fre»t# w»s enjoyed with Mary
Cirel* Seven
Circle No. 7 of the WSCR of Ann Miehael* and Paggy B u t
the Methodist Churrh met at acting a* junior hnitasie*.
MeKInlty Hall yssterdsy *• ,7'10
pm . for a regular meeting Four coma, Slay 5. who l« on* of tha
circle's *hut-ln*.
teen member* were prount
Thar* will ha a rovarad 4<)h
The session wet called to order
hy the chairman, Mrs. B T War luncheon for tha May maatlng
ren after which Mrs Carl Willi at Mrs, R. F. Cola's Hama on 20th
m u gave the devotional and a Street, with Mr*.- P. A. Rowland
very Interesting talk on "Idle as co-hoitesi.
Delicloq* rafrashmang* • war*
Word*."
Mr*. Warren announced that servud by th# hostessas Atraher circle he* bought 20 place Ramsay and Mrr. A. O. Roberts,
setting* of dlihe* and six sugar to Mr*. R, T. Warren, Air*. R. L.
nnd cream server* to be used In Griffin, Mrs. Carl William*. .Mrs.
Al. E. Sloye, Mrs. S. J. Millar,
the MeKInlty Hal) kitchen,
"Happy Birthday" wa* sung ■Mrs. Lamar Roland, Air*. Cary
to Mr*. 8. J. Miller and Mr* Diaper, Alra. A. O. Roberta, Mr*.
Clyd* Ramsey, who made dona II.iR. Whittens, Airs. Tench, Air*.
tions to the apron fund. Mr*. AV. D. Moye, Mr*. P, A. Rowlnnd.
Russell Tench is planning a Mr*. Ramsey and AHai Dess in
birthday party for Mr*. Whit- Zachary,
uso
bO q
K s H e Lf
RY 8. mtlGGERA
Reviews on new books Just re
ceived! "Island of The n t," by
A’lneent James, the etory of nn
American soldier, wounded In ac
tion and Ills Iwnutlful wife who
sail home In a small boat across
th# Diii'lfir, uecompnnleil by an
old army friend, Afler two days
they go ashore on a lonely Islund
nnd tho story, which mnluro
readers will enjoy, move* swiftly
A BUFFET SUPPER wa« given recently In De Bnrv hv Mr, and Mra. Arno Krlckscn. Shown, left to
right In lha Krlcksen living room chatting nrr Mr*. G. Kessenleh, (ien. II, P. Newton. Mr*.
Mrs. Milton toward Its terrifying cllmnx.
"Hang the Drum Slowly." by
T.ntlmer, Mrs, Newton and Col, Gregory KeesctiVh. (Staff Photo)
Mark Harris Is n baseball alory,
<
Hrnro Dcarson. a dumb thirdstring catcher for tho Mammoth*
Is n very slrk man. Although this
Is unknown to the management,
eventually, to the !enm and to
tho render, ho becomes ah imClrcla No. S of the Presbyterian
imitont and respected human be
Women of Ihe Church-held Its re
Arrington, who Is Mr*. Ncwto|)’* ing.. A touching novel, both sad
Hy M \HV FOWLER
gular monthly meeting at tho
Gen. nnd Mr* II. P. Newton of sister I n«t foil *lic visited tli»lr uinl humorous.
lovely country home ot Mrs. John Port picdrlvh. Md. were wtdeom- mutual Washington friend, Mrs.
"Abigail," by Louise Alally Is
Brumlev in Indian Mound Village e,j"u,*li. Ilarv at
»vt against the brilliant back
Sunday night I Kessenleh: she became »»
with Mbs. nrumrey as mmes*.
buffet given hy .Mr, nnd .Mrs. ny tie ftary that she bought pro ground or f.ouisviiio plantation
society. This is tho story of
perly there.
Eighteen members were present Arno Erlcksen,
ami Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, chair
Upon returning home her In Abigail, a northerner. She full In
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
man of the circle was In charge j umr, A', Rlcharils, Mr. and Mrs. scriptions so enthused her sister love with Randolph Hnrrltoo, but
of the meeting. Mrs. Jay H. Deck Robert It. Feyl, Col. and Mrs. that she. in turn, Imlmcd the It was not until after she mar
was appointed newspaper repor Gregory Kessenleh, Mr. nnd Mrs. General with the Idea of retire ried him that sin* realized tho de
ter fur the group. Itcpofta (ram Milton Lntlmer, Mr. nnd All*. ment hi this Southern town. So pravity of the household nt Wavstanding committees were given Arthur Lambert and Lheir houso now the Furon enterprises arc efly Plantation nml hot* own helpand the meeting places for Ihe guest, Mrs. Ituhdi II, Fairchild, building homes for Mr*. Arrlnu- lessors*. Alls* Marjorie, th# old
ensuing year were read hy Mrs. San Antonio, Tex.
too niul the Now tuns who will bo Negro seamstress who hid slaves
for the Underground Hallway,
Ralph Austin Smith, vice-chair’h. Newtons me building next neighbors.
tried to help her. The climax of
man. who also mode a 'hurl talk to the Kessenleh* on Plomosa
Gen. Newton Is an agileul-l
on mission work at Yhor City Drive. Their deeisloit to locate in liirist-cxpcrt whose talents will Iho story comes with n terrifying
near Tampa. Site also brought to lie Hnry was n chain reaction be much appreciated In De limy out break nf the slave*.
"Sabrina Kune" l>> Will Cook,
the attention of (hose present Impulso generated hy Mrs. A. L. oml Sanford, where ho bus #1tlie
story of n woman with n
the offering fir the Mission Haven
rundy met with tho Rotary,
mail’s iltderillilinliun, a man's
Home (or missionaries on fur
rouruga nnd man's way of look
lough from foreign fields and Ihe Friday 13th Should
ing nt tilings—this was Fuhrlim
establishment of the Peter Mar
liana. Bometimes this placed her
shall chair at Columbia Seminary. By Very Lucky Day
nt odds with men, yet (her# were
Bnth of three* project* are located
many men In her life. Illinois, nt
at Decatur, Ga.
For Carnival Goers
tha limn when men broke th#
Mis* Loi Hanks of De Rary
Friday, Ihe thirteenth, will h#
ground, stripped th# forests anil
gave the lesson on "1*1’* Talk a lurkv dav for thosa (t!*sndlnir
fought Ihe Indians, provide* the
About.” Alive Zrla Davison, for th# Plnutnllon Estates Woman’s
background.
mer Home Missionary In Ncrlh club enrnlvnl at thn mansion
A family reunion was held
“ A Clear Place In The Sky" by
Carolina and Kentucky among house In Do Bury. Many will Saturday hy Mr*. W. U Ijlfr*
Alary Itosborough, a heart-warm
mountaineer families, gave the have their first opportunity of nnd Mrs. II. A. Gooding at tha ing novel of young love, loyalty,
devotional, using as her subjcrl seeing th# old Count D# llary's Hlcr* home.
nnd courage In Iho lush^and love(he story of Ruth and Naomi. The fabulous hqm#, wher# he #nt*rThe affair was staged In Ihe
tlfrme for Ihe year Is "The Chris lalned th# mngult of his day.
side yard wher# picnic table* Johnsnn and children, Hilly, Janet
tian Home” and she portrayed a
wer# arranged and “a lot of good and Cheryl; Air. nnd Mra. Raphl
Gut
of
dour
gain#*
will
hegln
beautiful word picture of Iho love at tl a.m. followed hy attendance things to eat wer# found."
Peter* and children, Donna and
that existed between Ruth and at th# 'hut dog’ concession.
Movies were taken of everyone
her mother-in-law, Naomi. So Booth* fur hobbies, colored slides and al| "had a good_ time.". Mrs. Wayne; Mr. ami Mr*. H. A. Good
effective and well chosen were will he shown In the mansion; E. (Inborn showed colored slides ing, Hugh Gooding nnd Air, and
her words, that she held her au fortunes will !■# foretold, rarils of her lioin# In Doit Diehard, Mrs. AV. L. IIlets.
dience In complete silence ns will |># played In the afternoon Wash.
they listened
intently to her followed liy rlitnring al night.
Tho four sisters, Mrs. E, Ogstory.
noil i heir Imm, Wiishlogtou; Mrs IHer#
Sanford
clubwomen
The highlight of her talk wa*
to ailend M"d Airs. Gotollng along with
renrlird when she quoted from husband* are Invited
Mrs. Charles Canup of Macon,
Ihe Honk of lluth that well known lids nil dny festival
Ga aod th# one brother, of <M
vrrse "Entreat me not to leave
Iambi, \V. E. Freeman Imd not ull
thee, nnr to return from follow mg shows how a wnnderful mother In- been together (or five year*.
law ran eslnbllih a Chrlitlan
after thee, . . . .
I'lios# enjoying the of fair wn#
She stressed
Ihe fact that home m which God rrlgns and In Mr and Mrs. Edwant llghotn,
wliirli
fnmlly
r#Ut|ons
*r#
hand
Naomi was a noble, religious
Mr. and Mr*. Charles Cnnop and
Jewish woman who loved her two Ird wilh piticner ami love" She children, .'Lindra. Teresa and
sons and husband and extended ended her talk with * idea In the Chueky; \V. F. Freeman, Orlando;
that wonderful lov# to her two members to vi#u nnd l># bind In Mrs. Ilnhrrl llruc# and rlilldrrn,
daughters - In ■law Mis» Davison the many lunel) old pimple in this •’--n 'l, 11 •'in- and Michael of
stated that, "the lovely eharae- virinlty.
Llvenak; Mr. and Mrs 1'iirll*
ter of this noble Jewish woman
Tile May meeting will be held ...... dug ami children, Lynn and
shines down through the age* and »t the home of Mrs. <Itsrl** Wtlke I Kaye; 'If and Air*. Clifford
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Presbyterian
Church
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Sunday Night Buffet Is Given
For Gen., Mrs. H. P. Newton
Family Reunion
Staged Saturday
At Hiers Home
Tv swamplands of Florida** fha
Everglades, A delightful. mpxtl
that tho whole family w(lJL,apJoF
rending.
"A Doctor For B arbdW '. PF
Margaret Hmvc has a* Hi seUlflt a
inmlern hospital In Nnr|j\ .Caro*
llna. Barbara Benson, the,Jwrstlrie,
Is allrurled to youn*. Dr? David#
son, who seemingly dlglfliei1Ml
women and whose one^gfOi i»
life Is to rind a permanenS aura
for polio. How Barbara ..yirpu';!!
helping another girl, f|nd» th*
road to happlne** I* th# tharodj
The cufrent Header's ehbWe .of
Hocks came today dnd '*it3rjnr!a
Alnritins'lsr" s*1!' head* 'the
And we nave no roierte* o n ’»
with two copies on hamtl .But thbF
don’t *t*y on the shelf long
that.
!
On the Host Sellers list of |h«
week "The l-nst Hurreh’A by Hd*
win O'Connor heads Ihe Rsl, will*
"Andersonvillo” still sccomL.” Url#
ilcv Murphy” li first on the non*
tic lien best seller. l!a«*y Tru*
man’s hunk, "A’ra ri of W »* gn4
Hope" ti n candidate for thf list!
Wc have ImiIH of his boo||aninfF
for circulation. This la a—double
selection fer Book of the Month
for March.
For the light fiction readori, «'•
have some mysteries, hn'g“ltor!»a
aml westerns,
*•
As you probably know, w* < •
get requests for all kind of thltUfts
but here's one I read about that
comes pretty elm* to ionta
had. A little boy iak*d thi-Ubii#
rlan for some malarial on.**Unps
qulllty! Tho librarian tail' w»s
in* wpn
plusied. On Inquiring, iM
w*l
laid; "You know tranquUit
w’nnt l*> learn to throw vn fjf
lV h f
We had one little girl l ai
the bibliography of th* ItflRbl
anl so. Another aikad If -bw-could
get the book about a bora* m 4
it was a green boob about thin
(at. Soma real nut# thing* l < |
happeni
See you next week. .
anmversaiy:
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POSINOrOH A PICTURE are Col. Gregory Keeeenlch, Mr*. Newton. Mr*. Keiionlch and Gen. II. 1*.
Newton who were guest, at a Sunday night buffet in Do Dary recently. The group I* ihown In the
FM Ida room of their hoeU’ bom*. (Staff Photo)
,
Orion and cotton aa you’ve
never sesn It before—all dressed
ud for summer with dyed-lo-mntch
Venice lace and pin tuck* panelling the
novelty-buttoned bodice. A little sheath
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RAN PRANC1MO IB-Raa ^an.
turi, younf Baa PrancUeo amataur
who blew a four atroka lead to
loaa tba Mature Golf Tournament,
taye ha U aorry ha laid anythlne
at all when he canto- homo', beeauta hi* remark* “were cer
tainly mUunderttood.”
Venturi denied ha had criticized
other player* or officials of th*
tournament which ead*d Sunday
at Auiuala, Ga.
♦'Jackie Burke'e rlctory waa a
treat achievement" Venturi tald
In a atatement to Tba Aaioelated
Praia.
Burk* thot a Anal Tl to total
1M while Vanturi acorad SO for
B0.
"I would Ilk* to deny th* report
that 1 aald Mika Souchak, Burke'*
playing partner, was helping him
read tba greena and u club him
is tha final round.
"What 1 did aay was that Sou.
ekak'i friendly, moral aupport
undoubtedly helped Burke In tha
final round. That wa* perfectly
natural."
No addadt
"It waa a great tournament! It
waa a pleaaura to play in It, and
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MELBOURNE, AuttraUl UB —
John Landy, tha fiiteat miler of
all time, hinted today ba mlaht
break tba 4-mInut* harrier when
ba vlalta tha United Stataa for two
racaa neat month.
Tha Auatrallaa school teacher,
who.hai gona under 4 minute* In
four of bla laat five racaa, Will run
In Lot Angela* May S and la tba
Wait Coaat Belay* in Praim* May
11. Hit world mark Ii SiSS.
"If conditions are right, 1 might
even run faster than laat Satur
day," ha aald. H* was caught in
S:3S.S In that ona and complained
latar that ha felt "alugglah."
"But it's Jutt a gamble," ho
added. "1 dearly would Idv* to
kraak th* 4-mlnut* mils In tba
United Stataa, though." '
Tha undfr-4.m lnuta.m il* baa
baas run nln* tlmaa tinea Roger
■isniitar of Oraat Britain flniUp
Bob Pillar, ona-tlma j'boy brake tha barrier two year* ago
wonder" of tba Cleveland Indiana, II siv tr baa boon don* as Amarinow la the eldeat played as tha cai aalL Waa Banlaa'a 4:00.1 la
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l a m happy that I played ■■ wall
i i 1 did."
Vanturi ta li ha atil) la puttied
by tha awlteh Jutt before tha list
round which paired him with Sam
Snead lnatead of Byron Neiion. a
long time friend and mentor.
"I waa nervoua anyway and all
th* help I could gat, I could u*a,"
ha aald. "I don’t main dubbing
kelp or anything Ilka that, juit
aomaont friendly to talk to."
"But," ha addad, "I’d Ilka to
correct tha atatement attributed
ta me that I would have won bad
1 played with Byron Nalaon."
Another puttie, Vanturi aald, la
why hi* friend Harvla Ward, na
tional amataur champion, wia
•hooed away from tha 17tb groan
and not even allowed to apeak to
Urn on tha final two bolta of tba
lu t round.
Vanturi aald ba did not plan any
mor« big tournament* until tha Na
tional Opes at Xachaatari N. Y.,
is June.
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T V Networks Are
On Public's Side
Fer Choice Series
Jrt!W YORK 'iP—On Broadway
A r i par M to leant wnether ycu
think a drama rrltlr'a Judgment
*f a phv I" *ounH. On televiiloa
you t r f rtl*' hive to twin a (Hal.
In the th**t*r. eritlc* hold the
gh«»r of IK* or death. over a
g'iy. Rut whet hai barn mon pop*
o'xr with the public In televUlon
thU aearon, aecordlni to the su
rf ence rating eyetema. h it not at*
way* been moat popular with the
CBS-TV programming plana for
la s t araion. which ware
recently, Indicate that If
were to be drawn between public
popularity and critical popularity
the network la on the aide of the
public.
About a dotcn new filmed half*
dour weekly aeriea are planned.
Hotted or in tho maklnf at CBS.
0T hay run 'he Immamorial gamut
of Aimed half-hour weekly aerlei
— with anme off-heat themea
thrown In: crime, comedy, adven
.tufa and in forth. Thar* ilwaya
will ha room for' auch pleaiant
iventa at "I Love Lucy" and the
Fhil Sliver* Show. But by th*l Ima
CBS finlahai placing all Ita halfhour ahswa, feaalcilly ataraotypaa
of other haU*h«ur ihowa, la thara
Agoing to ha room for much *!•#?
T It may ae#m unfair to pra-Judg*.
t u t pre-judgment la neceaaary to
a heavily committed policy from
which thero can he no withdrawal.
CBS aeema certain of financial
auecaia. It la lnereielngty appar
gnt that aponaera Ilka film: they
fetl they can control Ita direction
without heaaeling with wrltari
ind dlrectera aa aft an happana on
live dramatic ahewa.
•
In lie policy, ehvlouily hated on
• float analyiii of Ita currant auc
ataa among "the top tan-*' CBS
aeema lo he laying that the pub
lie wanti to be amuaad and can
h« aaally amu>ad. But to thla crit
ic the altuitieni, emotion* and
Ideal of the weekly half-hour
Aimed ihow are bamming Increaaingly limited. A TV viewing
. publie with rapidly maturing
• text#* will yawn i t the atereo*
tyoed half-hour ahow in time.
True.CBS hai innouncad "Plavhou«a *0" hr »*i) aeaion. A weak
ly 90-mlnut# dramatic aeriea, it
holda promU*. It allll will
"Omnlbua," the moat continently
Intelligent regular program on the
air, It oeill will have Ed Murrow~
with th* mitalde hop* ha'll ha giv
en more tima. True, It wilt have
4 aoma good llv* drama*, auch at
w It ha* hed on "Ford Star Juhlle*"
and other regular dramatic ahow*
thla year, But what tl*e will It
have In th* way of creative tala*
vision programming?
The baalc concept of good tala*
vi>l»n la that It'a etiantlally a llv*
medium. Llv* main* living,
adaptive and eager for rhaoie.
I.et'a hop* that CBS h it not finv fabed announcing ltl plana, far
• next year.
NEW YORK tiB—There'* lomething wrong with the Sunday efiernoon new* roundupi on NBC-’n ’
and CBSTV. They're Juat goi*d
gough lh»t they hold out lha hop*
o( being much better. But iher'r*
juat bid enough th»t they lrrit»te
the perfectionist*.
Tb# idea of * Sunday afternoon
new* program aeema to be excel
lent. CBS entered the field firat *
few week* ago with a half-hour
program guided and edltrd by the
able and urtmn* Erie Sevgreld.
La at Sunday NBC made ita entry,
l half-hour emitted Outlook mod
erated by Chet Huntley, whoa#
manner and voice art equally
imprm lve.
The NBC program haa a illckcr
format than the CBS ahow. The
technical quality of film ahown
liat Sunday wa* auperior to what
generally ima been appearing on
th* CBS program. Roth program*
appear to be timing at doing two
thing*: rover weekend apot now*
and offer come background fea
ture*.
Both have run up agalnat a feet
that nearly everybody mutt reenggraphed In aatlon *1 a medical clinic In Vienna Phyilclan* hop* tha
nlie by thla lime: except tor vio
paw technique, perfected by Dr Ktauabarger. an Auatrian aurgeon,
lence end audden death big new*
will eliminate dangareua eparation* Inald* tha hud whan marching
usually le not mad* over a week
for eanaer At top. left, th* patient racalvu anaathaala An X-ray
end. Yet. In itreinlng to he timely,
machine I* beetdehlm At top, right, a contrail liquid ta Injected Inte
they tend to pley up trivia when
the Jugular vain Th* fluid will (rival to the brain where It u n be
anything bigger la tacking.
photographed moving through the blood veaaela ta center, left and
right, and at bottom, left, tha bratn ta pictured tn action aa th* fluid
Th# NBC p r o g r a m nearly
flow* through Bottom, right, th* Injection hai been given for a
deahed It* brain* out sh in ll ran
eeeond time and ihowt what the doctor* had bun fairing. • cancerinto th* non* well of no new* on
cut growth.
(Naw* of the Day Nawirtal from Inumathnal1
lie debut laat Sunday. Suffering
perhepa from * Wide Wide World
Uonwtde ahortige of technical comrleg, aomebody decided it
S C IE N T IF IC G R O UPS
would be a clever idee to have
manpower.
G E T GOOD RE SU L T S
BELLAIR *B—Scientific group* Devar alto reported that lhe varioua reporter* In virioua ritira
reglonil roundupi of their
ire getting good raaulta from a United Itatej, catching up an do
■rail. Two Mood on atreeta, one
program to lntercat American upending for aclantlfie retearch, looked out a window, anmhcr
youth in aclanc*. a leader In the hai apent U billlona for thla pur- perched on I wall ind reported
muvement reported hare.
}>oii In tha pan 10 year*. Only lu what they'd read on the Teletjpe
ffenry Deter of Philadelphia, millloni wai tpant from Colonial It wa* a m b a r r n M i n g . for there
pretidant of th* Scientific Appa data through World War II, ha •imply waan't any newt.
vatu* Makera Ann , aaid th* pro added.
A televialon newt p r o g r a m
gram wai begun bceaui# of a na
should ha flexible enough that it
routd -kip a report from a eport
er who haa little more than the
fact that Julius La Ro*a waa adMiribeil »* runtim e Irma Mil
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TO A 1.1. vvaloJI IT MAT CON
CERN. AND to i l l pnraon* nod p a r
tial hovlnn nr claiming any riant.
Oita l o la i a . l fatala. ninrlctB* or
a th a r Pro to or on iho.* i-artain
p a n e l * of land h*r*in*(ter itn erllt*d and in* f.illi.vvhi* |,*r*nn* t o
l l thar with all unknown paraooa
p lu m in g hr. thro ugh or u n d tr
known pa r.o na » h n a r t dead, or
wi-.i ara not known to l>a l a i d or
nllvat
o u t , 0 l im a
i l l Eaal I’lna Rlraal
nrlandn, Florida
I I Nm lh I'-ar) Mltall Corparlllon
c o M J Mo*a
I I I Haat Pina hlraat
Orlando, Florida
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lln tilw ar IMaht of Way
Thai part of;
'•W aat hair n( Lota 11 an* I t
tying Ka.r o( Slat* Road »"».
gaotlan IJ01-M1. of M.-Nall'a Or*
ICC(I rdln* lo th* plat
National League batimrn Ml I n g a Villa.
recorded In Plat Rook
SO grand elan* home rune In tharaor
I, naga* Jt. mo and mi, or th*
itabll-- raconla of Mamlnol* Conn10S6. Thla wee five under tha
y. Florida "|
ell-tlma league mark of 3S act Ivin*
l a ) Rnuihwaatarlr n( and
Wilhln
11 r»at or lha aurvay flna
In 19*0.
r t gioia Road Son, ocrllon t t a l 1*1: and ib i Northaaaiarl) n( and
wilhln 111 la»| nf lha aurvay of
m a t* Road mo, Haiimn i m i - t o i :
•aid >iirv*y l in t halng daacrlhad
and lacaiad a* follow*:
a f i n at a point on th* louih
S *fln
fin# of Ilac tlo n l>. T n w n t h l p . l l
• a u th . Ran** 1* F.aat, a d io a n c a
i K W in o t .t : r a i x T t . f l o b i d *. Of m i a . l t f i a t Eaal of tha Mouthw*»t corner
corni
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j j i ^ r i a « a » r no. eoet
fiorth
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a rurvo concave tn the
laft and hi
hlvlna a radlua or t;j* at
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...anoe run Nertharly and
Norihwaali
orthwaalarly along th* arc or
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'. A 'l - th a t Part of th* W U of I^vi
L*-^ McNall'a Oranga Villa Plat
* "dh 1. pacaa 1* Id* and mi.
nuhltc ra m rd a of gamtool* r o n o ly. Florida, lying F a i t nf m*
linn of T ak in g ha* l,*«n fllul in
tll* ahov * t l y l l d unit*, by tti*
Feililonar, Hi* a n iu ir ln a autlm rltv
of ihia* nronedinn*. of t i n lik i n g
of th* *hov* d a ic rlhld I*rule, for
th* purp'it* *it forth In lh* p*illlnn In t h l i m m , via A* right
of way for k portion or ntm* lto-<l
add, brm ln nle CuUntr, Florid*, and
th at nu* of Ilia .liiilec- of lh*
I'lrt-ult t'oiirt nf lh* Ninth Jinlli-UI
Circuit nf Kiorida, wIII un th* l i h
d»v of April. A. tv. laid. *i 1 1 • 3 v
o d o c k in th* forenoon t h ir i n f .
In Circuit Court Charuncr* In Scrulnnl* County Court llou>» at Manfnrd FlnrMi, cnntldar .win llrcl*.
ration of Taking, appoint e> ■■i .<I- era an.l mak* auch order a< tba
Court dram* pro p ir All narlti* m
lh* anil and all p a r ti t a m i» r - - i- d
may a p r l a r and b* bear I at t h i
time and plara daalgnated.
Tno. and aai h of ynu, a ra hrrth y
commanilid in a p p ia r by (l|:na an
anaw ar tn lh* pltllln n hcicinfnr#
filed In 11,■■ raua* In the cntltlad
court on Of bafora the inih day
of April. A. P . Il.il, lo atom- what
right, title in te rlat. nr liana you,
or any nf you. have In and In a m
■if th* ahnva dtacrlbad land- and
«hnw r a u ia why tb* aama (hould
not ba l a k - n for tb# u-aa and nor*
linraa aat fnrth Ik th* patitlnn (Had
naram.
IVITNEMg my hand and Dill a*al
of aaid Court on thla I I i h day ef
March, A. tv, 1 *1 *.
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Clark *f Circuit Canrt af
Mamlnnla County Florid*
Mick Cleveland
f*rti|Fitv ,Ml*irfi*t
IN#rut-mo I# rm irttf
Sanford. Ftorld*
Tha rn«tar of tha Xaniaa City
Athiatlei Includ-a th# namaa nf
IS playara who once balonged to
other team* in , the
major
league*.
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SUNNYLAND READY TO EAT
Sm. Picnics
29c
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FRYERS
A P R IC O T
N EC TA R
43 Oi. Can
GA. OR FLA. GRADE A (D A D)
(whole)
DEI* MONTE
39c
DULANEY FROZEN FOODS
33c
Lb.
Half or Whola
FRESH CORN FED
Pork Loins
SUNNYLAND ENDS A PIECES
u 39c
11) Oz.
C U T GREEN BEAN S
BUTTER BEAN S
Sliced Bacon * 15c
C U T BRO CCO LI
U. 9. ROOD GRADE BEEF
ID Oi.
Round Steak
GREEN PEAS
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myl t h*nfl and a**l at
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PLANTATION PRIDE
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CORN
SOS Cano
2- 29c
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Officers, far the eoaulng year FW Auxiliary offleere Instilled.
Officers
of post
MM, VfW.
war*
wpra inetailed Monday night by l/
n ic t r s 01
r e m DAN,
FF tt, w
i l l , who hat* mad* oor Ufa possible,
r ' wT,- w
tha Vatarana o* Foreign Warp, Sam. InitaUed by Paat Commander of I'd liko to bring tha man alive
u— r c i r ftP A, a I' S *S u ; ,f*rd feat, at impressive ceremon tha DeLend Poet Dorsey Tbomp-J for you hare today.** In eleatng
ies which taok pile# at tha Amarjrttir loppsn.
a molt complete
Porter liftin g rtittratad t i l lean Legion Hut . on Seminole
rtiwwaat ad a formar riUp -whaa Boulevard,.
Tha faiytallaUon ceremony waa a
ha laid *T thta|r I M» W d *
a rharUPa tan* that y<j« win be
proof of and tor which pou ‘won’t
S ara-te apatefiaa.'*
lam. I «m against new taxes
0,’ 0. Owana atatad ■‘*1 proarire but am far progress."
A t Wtetev Pafit Contemporary I wld ha hahaat and atap hoiiait
Min Ifarp E. B»ria i<*utk at
Mb will hare « tanchaon at tha — to parferm tha duttea of tha
tha proposed a s * plan for homatrtegs April IB.
Sheriff* afflca tad taka tha re
Bovaatp atodoate of ciavmawfs sponsibility ujWn npialf - and I ftoad exemption. She laid “under
xth grad# bava aahaduled April win. with toll determination, etaan tha n*v law thara la no pormanont
\ for their piculs and awimaalag up tha eocnty and kaap it clean." homattead axamptlon system. Tha
law lays that each tax payer will
Charlie Beck admlttad " can't file a return each year h r April
■ and. man of VII maka a political apaach, but 1
f, Sanford Natal Air aura win appreciate your rote 1. 1 waa asked whan 1 became
a candidate, to sign a statement
will bold their annual and aupport on Map
at tha springs April 17 J, Denver Cordall uiad a dif 'to support the Constitution of the
wMb W In tha group Including ferent ack In hla bid for tha U. 8. and tha State'-that 1 Intend
g rit* and ahlldren.
gheriffa offlca last night whan to do."
On May B tha DaLand Junior ha laid "Thare’a no and to how Raleigh Xing, In till bid for the
High Bahool aloe Club will have much a Sheriff can do to help Ilia Tax ! Asiaisor'a position, aald “ I
people of bli county U faa’a not know the different kinds of land
an atbday outing.
wa have hare and their use. 1 Otb.r .tflefr. tn ilillri « « , ,
«M. t o n ,. .MMp. 1^
» Sfgtp Itudante from 8t. Paul’s tharo to gat rich."
Dl-bf-Wi —njo. . 1—
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Bl( h Bahool, Orlando, will pianle Candidate! for tha Board at know the awampi at t do the com
and awim May 10. Ih a Mlowlng County CommUalonara, Dtatrlct munities. Tha assessor's Job Is
not
Just
an
office
Job
—
It
la
a
dap I N Moth grade students of On# made their blda to tha Lake
" F father loved the beautiful
Chatwkofl Junior High School, Or Mary audience lad off by John countywld# Job. Homeitead exemp gtnla Bowersox, secretary; Mrs.
h* founded, and a:Iwaya eher“ "I believe you tion if only permanent so long GeneVlaVa Hilton, treasurer; Mre. f
lando, will hold their annual out- Kridtr. “Ha said
hjWM
ire antlUed to a hard surfaced as you apply for It each year." Margaret DlUlard, chaplain; Mrs. I*bcd hopes that It
bo.
Pour candidates spoke for Ihe Mary Eplln, conductress; Mrs. the Gate City of South Florida, It
' dt, Lokei Cathedral, Orlando, road from Liko Mary to 17-H. House
of Representatives seat In Lacy lllclm, guard; Mrs. Laur.ll. "
,10P*. * * ths
ploaa a plcnle and owlmmlng Soma candidatas seem to think
■arty for May 12 and SB eighth that all money has been pledged the State Legislature.
Macek. Mrs. Myrtle Burger, and mu,eu,ra “nd 1 br! ^ , . w ‘m l n *l
grade atudante from (Jrovaland to 1T-M — but that la not true." Gordon Frederick slated “As ■
^dll visit the spring.- tha »ama W. B. Miller again briefly told Representative — It means that
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his audience “I have anjoyad I will go to Tallahassee to repre
working
for
you
lh«
naarly
four
sent
the
people
of
Seminole
Coun
Th# Amarlcan Fire and CasualJty Ce„ Orlando, will hold Its an yeara. l’va tried to ba a County ty. I feet that my legal training Adelte Zagtsy. Mrs. Gladys Sic, .
nual barbacua May 17 for 400 Commliilontr and not a District la a great benefit to me. The can wart, and Mre. Anna Gardner, ***7 1 finally express to you
Commlirioner,"
didate
who
standi
up
hers
and
were Installed aa Color Bearers. n f deep apprec at on for the coma iu p lg y is.
Robert Bennett stated "I’ve twill you what he will or will <not
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nilttee s thnughtful desire to trlve
Ninety students of Kaley
. . >j, ,
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my own name to the beautiful
Blcmamary School, Orlando, will dona a»ma work toward your park do Is only telling you what he v
hike you ere plaumng. No lets for
hold their annual outing at San- and public beach hree. it's im would like for you to believe.” ' I O U riS T e d i t i o n I s
portant to Lake Mary and Semi Thomas Stringer staled "Oik of U I g a wr
is
the chaWfilng «e«ture of selecting
Unde Springe May 2».
nole County. I'll not taka all of the reasons ! would like to serve n e i p t u l 1 0 M a n
my own birthday for the date
the county'a road money and put you as your representative Is to
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of the groimOore-tklng ceremouOviedo P-TA Holds It on 17-01. I'd like to see road servo Ihe youth. You don't have n L O C d t i n q C o u s i n Ins. I con Imagine how It would
money used on roads here."
to be a lawyer to understand the
The Sanford Herald’s Annual *,ave * ratified both my beloved
Chairman James Leo of Semi problems of Ihe county, After ell
jFinal Meeting;
Tourist
and Mallaway Edition l'atent»'.
nole County Democratic Execu — you don't have to be a lawyer
tills
year
wa* responsible for I ran find no words more *ultCommittee overlooked Robert to work hard for the people.”
Officers Revealed tive
locntlng a cousin of a Massarhus- able to closo this message to you,
9.
Bilhlmer.
ucrota
y
of
the
Wilson
Alexander,
pushing
aside
B* MARIAN JONES
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a ■
■■ t a a
14* f i n a l
commutes, who Is also a candi the microphone ami ‘rostrum to setts man. arcordlng to a postal my friends, than the tines ln*crlti.
date for County Comniliiloner, step up to the edge of the stage eanl received here yesterdny at c<| on my dear father's tomb,
District Ons. He said, when finally to speak, aald “ 1 am Iha only tha Remlnol# County Chamber of stone In Connecticut:
i thrift thus thle man died, leav.
Introductd, “ You will vote thla person to have the courage to Commerce.
Lawrence D. Dnrgln of non- |ng his death for an example of
year for your County CommUrton- come down in the aouth end of
era eountywlde, 1 will devote all the county to open a law office. klnton, Maas., according to the a noble eournge, and a memorial
tha tlma that la necessary to i m t 1 want to give the people an op postcard, found among the many „f T[rtUB, not onty unto young
aa your commliilontr In District portunity to have a representative pictures In the Mallaway Edition, nicn but , | | b|a nation "
In the Legislature aa one of you.” C . t t T s a l L n f o i
One."
The Semlnol. High School Rand
Otla Pohrakre, In hit bid for reDon Balea, Sanford business he had not seen for a great many , und(r t{], d| „ el|on 0f Ernest
•taetlon. told tha Lake Mary au man emphasised tha fact "The
Cowluy. . opened the ceremonies
dience last night that monay for only thing I'm going to promise
l v cousin waa
U Snnnroni*
a n fo H " ilift*
W,th
8 U r 8p ' n,led
Know lmy
w u in
secondary roada waa pledged to you la that 1 am for better schools know
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1T-M. However, "Wa have built — better roads
honest thrift and Ha also stated that he hope* to
the winter of 10S« In ftinTh. lnvocatlon was «f «red by
quite « network of roads, some •pending ef Iha taxpayer! dollar spend
for,j
Tha Rt, Rev. John D. Wing, DD,
of them right hart and wa'ra go which w« have not had In Iha
“I
read
everything
f
can
get
U * V * 11^ {|‘' bop of thi Dio*
past.**
Ing ta try to build soma Samlnola
In iplte of the Inclement wea my hands on almut Plorlda.” he CM* of 8ou,h F,or,d*'
County roads next year."
Trayer was offered by The Ttev.
ther, an audience of approximate, Mitt In writing to tho Chamber
Fr# Hichartl J» Isyons# of All Souls
ly 200 turned nut to hear the can of Commerro,
“The temperature here at t p. Catholic Church,
didates In their third appearance
Benediction was pronounced by
In tha aeriee of Democratic Ral m. on April B Is tlO-degree. We
L Lingo Jr. aa mambars.
lies at the Lake Mary Community have had a very bad winter," he tho Rev. J. Bernard Root of the
Mrs. Jamea Tartln was named
•aid.
Congregational Church.
Housa lest night.
and. Installed as president of the
Oviedo P-TA. (Hirer officer* are:
Mre. John Evans, first vlea-pra- lasa paved read* than any nlhar
eldtot and hlua rihbon* chairman; community In Seminole County."
In tha Justice of Ihe Tear*
Mrs. Jamas Pearson, second vice* race,
Dlsirlcl Four, incumbent W.
wrgildant and program chairman; It. Duncan aald "I am grateful
Mrs. F. M. Sparks, third vlea-pre- for tha support 1 received four
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lidtjit and finance chairman.
years ago. I am devoting full
Also named te P-TA offlca* tlm* to tha efflee, I have no other
ware: Mrs. Don Ulrey, secretary; employment and am available at
• Mr*. J. E. Brookshire, treasurey. all ilm ti (a tha peace nfflaari.”
•and Mra. T. W. McCall and Mrs.
L»wt» Tate revaalad "You gave
fl. Q. Walnrlght aa driagatea to tho me a good veto last time and alt
Caqnty Council. Alternates nawred I am aiklng you for la a little
wire Mra. Roy Walaanbarger and Mtler support.”
Mrs. R. C. Millar.
In tha Clark af Court's competi
|(re. Paarson rsquestfd that tion, O. A. Roberts apoke first.
thtaa data* be ramambared: April "My Job If a goad ana but It keeps
II, County Council at Irek* Man- are away from, home a greater
• ra f; AprU IT, May Day; and May portion of tko time. I wtU ba trank
Wtth you,.I nsod tho Job aa Clark."
• I, Study Course for tha P-TA.
• Following the (treating, Mr*. Pitt Varnaa raVaalad "1 had a
- Paarson was presented with a gift goad speech read/ fmr you — that
from tha number* of har b«ar4 wo had a good clerk —that tjre
by Mrs- Jamas Pirtln, ineamtng county had proytdad • • adequate
prasldaat. Sh4 waa also presented retirement system . and that it
with a p u t presidents pin by Mre. wouldn’t ba naaaiiaay ta work
overtime to earn that retirement."
Alalaa Lust lg. •
i i
Robert A. Cobb called attention
t
i
.
CROP ESTIMATE! RELEASED to thp fact that all four man In
LAKELAND UD-Tha preapaatlva tho coni* it for Clark of Clreui1
orange crop thla isaion In Florida Court are native fleridlani. "It
.la 11,700,000 bear a, a drep from doesn't taka an after dinner
te handle tha Cterk'i loh
tha II mtltlon baxaa foraaaat a' speakir
and I won't use political double
month ago.
Padaral crop aatlmitea reUatad talk aa tome hav* dona," ho
•
yesterday placed tha aariy and laid.
O. P. Herndon, spa iking ta his
mldtaason crop at 41,100,000 bog. own behalf for re-eleetlea, told
‘ a», vclanetei at 40 million boxai tha Lake Mary audlonea "The
• and temples at 2,100,000 boxai.
fact that I have bean In the
Tire grapefruit crop estimate re Clerk's office a long tlma Is ra
mained i t 30 million boxes.
ther an excuse than a reason that
Tha Urns crop aitimata was 1 ba discharged."
raised bT 40.000 boxes to 400,000 John Uelsch led off tire speak
boxei,
ing far tha Tax Alienor's office.
Estimators put tire California "It's been auch a long tlma since
orange total at 37 million boxes, of tire Tax Aiaaiior has had opposi
which 13 million box** are naval tion moat folks >have forgotten
orunaar.
about ll. "ha said. Ha remlndad
tha audianca "You've heard all
of th« candidates talk about all
of tha monay they're going to
• 4 4 IB . Prolate lia r a f s
W ELL D R IL L IN G spend. Whore do thay gat itt —
CwjMwity— 31 lbs. In fullfrom tha Tax Anaisor'a offlca,”
width freetar chest, 1J lbs,
Rudy Sloan atatad "1 foal that
In chill I ray I
‘ Howard C. Lon*
I am completely familiar with tha
dullaa and operation of tha offlea
• f u t l - W i d t h Porcnfwfn
Phono 388
and tha mathod 1 propoaa will
C rfsptr keeps 2 7 lbs. of
aava both tlma and money."
207 E. Commercial
fruits and vagatobles formJack Stamper aald "I knew that
our tax structure today la a probfroth, moist and o p p o s
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J. L. tustig Is
Honored Monday
On 70th Birthday
ineOfMony
iga In Future
Personal Loan Department of the
Florida State Bank, waa named
Prealdent of the Sanford L lo#
Club In aa alec*«n held at yea
terday'a noon luncheon meeting^
The new ilale of officer! named
tor 19M will take office July • at
a regular meeting of thg local
elvle club.
Other officers named at tha
Lion* Club election yesterday
were: P.dwln 0. Keith, first viceprealdent: C. Ernie Witt, recond
vice-president: W O Livingston
third vice-president: W. Unite
Duncan, secretary: Jack K. Murriion. treasurer; Tart E. tVlIllims,
Uon Tamer; II. W. “ Baddy*
Bawls, Tall Twister; Arthur A
Klrchhoff, William A. Adams. Jack
E. Stem per, and 0. C. Owens,
Directors.
Delegates to the Linns Stats
Convention namod yesterday Includo Dallas E. Loop. W. Hurd
Duncan, >1. W. Rawls, with Jatnm
3. Williams Jr. and Grady TT
Duncan as alternates.
New members Inducted Into tha
Lions Club yesterday were Ml
chad Thomas and James 9. Wil
liams Jr. The Induction ceremony
was conducted bv Dlatrlcl (lover
nor Earl W. Zlebarlh of Pierson.
MAYOR ELECTED
WEST MIAMI Uw-Edmund P
Cooper n a, elected mavor of W<^
Miami jMtcraar. (treating incutj
bent Jack E. Crim Lu to 431.
a tM ssa sts:
I
i
?!?■r: - * ;J I n '"s'i *. **aWKi-j ; Jf
of J. C. Hutchison Co., Sanford;
Sandy Anderson of Sanford State
Market; Bob Stewart and Ken Jergerson of Zellwln Farms Inc. of
Zallwood; B. A. Fox of C. R.
Clount* Inc. Oviedo; J. M. Blythe
of Blythe Trucking Co., Harold II.
Kastner and Richard D. Pachard
of Harold If. Kaitncr Co. Sanford:
F. F. Dutton of Dutton Produce
Co. of Zellwood; C. .1. Chrynt, Pete
Sorey, Howard C Miller, and T. C.
Leroy of Thomp»on McKinnon of
Orlando; Dick Aiken of Alki-n AdVertislng, Sanford; and ItonntJ Jay
For County Cnmmlesloncr
Will lie Appreciated
County Itcaident 29 Year*
Operated Own Rostnewi In Cou%
ty For SO Years,
(Pd. Political Ad . . Paid for ^
Homer Little)
Florida State University yester
day.
S IR L O IN or CLU B
GA. G RADE 'A ' D & D
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General Insurance
BroWdet ample storage
space far dairy products,
fruits, |o.-» and tad quaff
botttesl
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
US EAST FIRST STREET.
PHONR 7*
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# Wue racetied light, beau.
HfU geld trim, harixonlel'
other axcJuoteatl
JAMM E OUT
SMALL DOWNPAYMENT
98.55 PER MONTH
T-BONR OR ROUND
8UNNYLAND ALL-MEAT
MEATY NECK
FR ESH
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BONES
LYKE’S
NO. 800
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LUNCHEON
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TRU-FLAVOR
OLEO
TRU-FLAVOR
LB,
19c
Black Eye
PEAS
IN TIN
COFFEE LB 79c
Pork &
BEANS
(With 15.00 or more Food Ordor)
FLORIDA CRYSTALS
(With S8.00 or Mure Food Order)
PLANTATION WATER*GROUND
SNOW DRIFT
CANADIAN ACE
GOLDEN RIPS
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munlty. WhIU it 'welcome* ill
tourists, It doesn't like lo
too
ranch tourlu epidermis exposed
anywhere except i t (he beach.
" It la against Bahamian eui.
torn,",says a polite note handed
to atl visitors, "for ladle* to ap
pear on the public street* In ab
breviated aporta coiuim#*. r.1Iremeljr short *hort* and hra or
halter ensemble* arc n«» welcorned on the itreeta and ihould
not be worn while ahopplng."
Thl* commonaente rule ha*
done much te enable Nassau lo
retain it* old world charm. It I*
picturesque enough a* It ia. It hai
no desire to be flooded by tourial*
who land Inokim a* i( they were
refugee* from a shipwreck.
NASSAU, Bahama III — Leave* tank,
from a lunburned notebook:
! One of them toeked up and callTourlsta arriving here by »hip ed In tonea of dignified reproarh:
In the old day* u*ed to |e t a thrill "Please, nothing amaller than a
out of totilng pennlei Into the aea quarter."
and watching native diving boy* It li difficult te u y what I* mere
retrieve them.
'
entertaining on a cruise—lo look
But It hat graduated Into a two- *t the «lghla or watch the tourists,
bit aport today.
who make quit* a spectacle of
Several boatloadi of the hoye, tbemielvea.
their ebony bodies gllitentng In They ,l°rm athore at ‘.he first
the morning sun. rowed out to chance, a merry mob In Hirch
meet our crulie vassal, the S.S. of souvenir* at • bargain rate.
Nassau. One of the passenger* The tu rtil way to tell a tourist
lining the upper dack rail* flipped here la by the feet that half an
out a penny. The boy* below hour after he hit* Bay Street, the
witched disinterestedly' a* the main shopping thoroughfare, he
copper coin hit the water and i will he wearing a Jt.M Nassau
RI.UK CHOU R R PO ITI
Ho lly w o o d uv-Htu# X t m
phm* enrolled s .m a u Amerle* ill
during 19.VI, their national oyaaniration reported today In eonvenlloa.
»
Total membership was Haled ai
y .f J W V s ’ riy one out of ev en
three person* In the United Male*
Five Canadian Mlue Crosa.plant
have signed up nearly M perurenl
of population in the areas.thay
se n t.
Al Smith of tho Cleveland !*•
dim* doubled hi* previous s^ann'l
home run output in 1411 whea
he smacked 22. In 1BS4 kg Ml
It round trlppera.
PRICE
SALAD BOWL
LYRES PALM RIVER
ARMOURS
>
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thing intareating te watch, and ia
tha pieturet you take you can enJoy tha evwnt anew whenever you
prlaK
Action and athletic* »re ilmoat
eyitonymeu*. Thla, of course,
maaai that they are ideal plctura
tub]art material tor the movie
•am era wear and for the itilt inapehooter whose eamera hat a lent
fait enough to atop the action.
But that deaan't mean that yon
who are dm teea of the aimpla
bos eamera should leava it at
homo. By all mtana, take it with
you. You can shoot anything from
the high lumper in action to the
batehtH roundsman is hi* wind-
Lb.
CARTON
TEN D ER CUBE
SA V -M O R
•GOOD RATIN’*
COUPONS
MAXW ELL HOUSE
SWIFT’S GRADE A FROZEN
Beginners At School
Need Plenty Of Sleep
10*14* Lb. A t. HENS
Of a few d a n many tup bote If he te tired, net rone or tntacross Hu ftaUda will be toddling latn# by mid-morning, tt te ueuoff to a big, new OHran gy— ally a pretty good Indication Hu*
achooL
Interlag Mndmgaitea or Bret
trade ia quite g thrill for a young•ter as many of yon undoubtedly
will reman Ur. But It la alio apt
lo create > few problems at homa.
For ana thing that youngtter
at yoara probably will be dtprirgd
eg hia liual afternoon nap.
U la more Important now than
a m that ho should gat ampls
alaam Mingling with large gioapa
al ehltdnn ha doctal know, hi*
•ret ateasrooa exparlincae, tha
aatotoment of being away from
boro tor hour* at a lima—all
thaw are likely to make him
keyed e g
PupBt to elementary grade*
bead b ile in i nine and 11 heart
•ten , depending on their general
health, igu and physical condi
tion. n yom kindergarten thud
mart awake u t am. to n t te
ashed an time, see that be te In
bad bp 1 p m at the tated.
m a te adjuet
wmltttng him
Quiet Balm— an
Do not yank a youngster away
from tha UlarUton set and tend
him scurrying off to Ud. Before
tolng to altep ha ihould ba r* a
period of quiat relaxation, aren
if It it only II minute* or to.
Maybe you can raad to him or
assn tell him a bedtime story.
Re p u tin r an old familiar dory
will be better than recounting
soma mw melting Mood and
thundrr epic.
And make aura that any home
work ha might have la completed
long before be turM In for the
night.
a T.: what to tha eatue of a
burning tongue and oan this con
dition bo remedied f
gnawer: Burning ad tha tongue
te usually due to Infection. Sorr.tUmaa a burning of the tongue
occur* In individual* between tf
and M n a n old. X-ray Meat*
manta « tha tongna relteve this
aondlttoa In eonta aaeea.
■lamination of tha mouth and
noat should be made to deter
mine Just what disorder* are
present, then prop* treatment
NECK
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“GOOD RATIN’* BONELESS
SH O R T E N IN G
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BABY
FO O D /
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H ER SH EY S
DIXIANA
Quality Produce
BLACKEYE p e a s
CUT BEANS
GREEN PEAS
SWANSON’S
MORTON1fl
BURBERRY
C H IC K E N
BEEF
TURKEY
LIMIT 1 WITH I1.no OR
MORE ORDER
CORN 5 ^
Aj
CRISP FLA.
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LETTUCE 2i s 2 5
BIJNKIHT
E-Z LIQUID
FANCY YELLOW
SAV-MOK
COUPONS
FOR PURE SH O PPIN G PLEASURE
PARK AVE. AT 25th STREET
INCORPORATED
VALUABLE
GIFTS
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Dm M tfwd Rardee Club board
«U r£>IU ba baM at the Oar
M Owl i t a* l:N a. m.
A t’fcW> « . the Junior Choir
U fM M ne at First Baptist
a f "; **'*> \
Dr. W. F. Brooke
r. w ttlX S ml4w#ak prayer aer|e« i t First Baptist Church.
At- BUI tJn. Bar Britt wUI
£ « l * M f Bdtoel Workers’
eemeQ a t P l m Baptist Church.
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Club
w 4 T « 5 r « iT K T d * « .u ...
T juinB anrl - ' -IT11-----early baar la needed far the food
The Azalea Circle ol the Garden
Club will moot at the home of
Mri. J. P. Cullen at Lake Mary
at I p. m.
The Hemeroealll* Oarden Circle
will meet at the home of Mre.
R. McKnight 628 Berita Ave. Mrs
Bennett and Mra, Nix co-hostaiiaa
Tima la 7:30 p. m.
The Camellia Circle of tba Gar
dan Club will meat at • p. rt. at
the Garden Center with Mrs
Ralph Betla. Each member la to
bring flower arrangements.
The Grammar School P-TA will
meet at tba school at I p. m. for
b vary Important scsiloe.
Seminole Rabekah Lodge No. 43
will moot in Uw IOOF Hall at t
p. m. All mamban that Joined
In 1MB will be honored.
Tho Magnolia Circle of the Ban*
ford Garden Club will meet af I
p. m. at th« home of hire. John
Sheppard, n o t Oak Ave. Mrs
Bratley Odham and Mra. II. B. Od
ium Sr. are co-hosleiaei. Circle
Flower ahow Is listed.
OtnU of thf O»rJ ip £ 3
h . e . a catered dUb
InaiBMii t ‘ the have of Mra.
J S S S l v a r e In U ke Mary at
f i t t b. IB. HosUsaea with Mra.
M r will ba Mra. I
J***
m , Mica Lata Campbell. Mra.
FRIDAY
/
B. B. ,P0«bi Mra. C. E. JMkeon
The Dirt Gardiners Circle of the
f in epeek on
■
The rngulir weekly game of the Sanford Garden Club will meet at
labiKd Dnpllcate Bridge Hub will 10 a.m. at the home of Mre. W. W.
ia held gt the Yacht. Club at • p.m. UcCaalln, >041 MeUonvlUe Ave
The Rosa Circle of the Garden
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Grace, Prince Will
Sail Italian Waters
On Honeymoon
MONTE CAI1LO, Monaco Wi
Prince nalnler III and Orica Kelly
will n il on their honaymoon crulae
In Italian water*. They will vlilt
the romantic latend of Capri.
Naples and Rome an! perhaps go
on to the Greek Islands.
A highlight of the trip will be
the atop In Rome April 34. A palace
source said they would be housed
In a villa on the Via Veneto, one
of the show street* of the Eternal
City. The Italian government and
diplomatic corps will turn out far
i gala reception.
The next day Rainier and Grace
will visit Pope Plus XII. The Vati
can will receive them with cere
monies rtaerved for heada of state.
Afterwardi, escorted by (he fa
mous Swlaa Guards, they will visit
St. Peter’s Basilica.
Ralnltr’a yacht, the 133-foot Dan
Juvante If, has been refurnished
for the honeymoon cruise. The
Prince and his brldo will board It
a few hours after their marlage
April 10 In Monaco Cathedral.
Grace arrives Thursday aboard
the Constitution. The prince will
tike her and her party -aboard
hli yacht a few hundred yards oilihore and bring them Into the flag,
bordered imall harbor of Monte
Carlo, Yacht owners were re
quested to ahow American and
Monaco flags and give one-minute
whistle ealutea.
Preparations for the wedding In
Monte Carlo aro reaching the icmifrrniied tlage.
Presents are arriving at the
pataca at the rate of one every
five minutes.
Even the flagstones of the court
yard are g e t t i n g a polishing.
Glided and red-andywhlta flagpoles
have been mountwl In a great
circle around tho palace square.
Prince Rainier has settled hla
dispute mlth American television
and newsreel men. After talks with
representatives, he reversed an
earlier decree barring them from
the April 18 civil ceremany.
Rainier had feared the ceremony
might be "vulgarlied by the wrong
kind of commerclala,”
The press c e n t e r has Issued
more than 1,800 accreditation
card* to reporters, photogaphera,
: TV, newsreel and raldo commen
tators.
CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE
AND HTORAGB Cf».
LOCKER PLANT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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'Operation Alert'
Slated July 20-26
T O
' Date Torte" la bound to bravfda • happy ending to ipr
spring meals.,
Dotes, walnuts, wheat and birWiy htrnala andkrewn sugar all
contribute to giving this dessert an unusual and delicious Saver.
S egg whltae
$ l * i r M r p nuked Wheal
1/4 traspoon islt
. _ end parley kernels
1/4 cup firmly packed bream
sugar
wataats
I cup cl
chopped pitted
* 3 2dates
3.* ,
Bast egg •bites and •iltuntU
throwhont. Add t / I rap of
haVo7tV. ctMal * *"d
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Maks wUJ ton*. Fold la
Dsat egg yolka until thick and !■—______ ,edd remaining augar
gradually, and beat until blended. Feld In
mining careai A di to
meringue mixture. Then fold la nuts and dlL
Pour Into •*#x2.lneh phn, whle|l haa b«m L ew bottosn witla
paper, then greased. Bela lit modesato oven f it •F.) 30 to 83 min.
utea, er until dope. Ceol, O il and bam with I
about 18 aarvlngs.
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WASHINGTON (J) — A nationfid s "Operation Alert 1938,” ■
war drill to rehearse what might
happen In a nuclear assault on 78
Amarlcan cities, will be held July
20-28.
.
F ra s Id a n t Elsenhower, the
armed forces, and tho Canadian
govarnmant wilt participate, tha
Office of Defense Mobilization has
announced.
It will be ■ combined civil de
feme and government-evacuation
exercise similar to but larger than |
last year’s evacuation of skeleton
ised federal agencies to secret re
location altos.
Among the T8 areas affected will
be S3 population centers In the
United Stataa, Alaske, Hawaii,
Puerto Rico and the Canal Zona,
as wall as nine air bates end
four Initallatldns of the Atomic
Energy Commission.
Fifty two areas’ will be as
sumed to have been hit by itngle
bomba, 24 by from two to five
bomba In a alngla attack, tha San
Franelaeo • Oakland area srill be
assumed to be hit with a sixth
weapon In a second attack two
hours later.
The Canal Zona, Puerto Rico
and Hawaii will get no warning
tlma; tha continental U n i ta d
States areas will have an advance
warning ranging from one hour
40 minutes to threa hours 80
minutes.
The maneuvers win assume thet
bomba will be dropped ranging in
BAN r'ilUlO; Csl’f. <.v- Frink
and Itilci Sehrj’dcr are back In
thalr native California lodey with
a trunk full of souvenirs. 30.030
feet of color film, an amohlbloua
Jsep ‘‘in sad ahape’’-an d memo,
ties to list a lifetime.
Memories of 23,000 miles of rug.
ged travel from the frigid Arctic
Circle to Ihe torrid Jungtaa of Can.
tral America, to cold again where
the Ho of South America points
toward the Antarctic S o a...
CASSRROLE OF GARLIC
Memories of vicious storms and
FLAVORED MACARONI
violent surf, of fording wild jungle
To pep up a casserole of ma
rivers, or tropic Illness, of hacking
reads through Jungles, of count caroni and cheese, add a topping
less mechanical breakdowns, and of toast cubes dipped In garlicflavored butter. Serve piping hoi
finally of achieving their goal.
directly from tha even af yaur
The goal of tha young couple automatlo range, with eitery 0 ri
from Valley Canter, San Diego carrot stfeke. Gingerbread topped
County, Calif., was to became the with minted cream adds Uta Anal
first to drive the lengths or tha touch.
Amarlcaa. They did. although they
bad to taka tha Jeep Jo saa to
Brooklyn' Dodger fire* bestmake It
man Gil ilodffse le the "eacrifli'#
Tha couple arrived yesterday by | fly champion” of the Netlenal
boat from Chile.
Leegue. He has led the loop in
It was after World War f! when that dspartment for the past two
Frank, 33. got hla big Idea. At first years.
he thought he’d try the long Jaunt -------------------------------------- # on a motocycle. Then ha con. tries! engineering, always was
eluded Ihe only vehicle tb it could able to patch It.
carry him all the way would be a In Colombia, their road for a
floating Jeep. When he married time w it a river. Later they folHelen, 29, the Jeep had to be It. lowed a bulldozer through ■ Jungle,
Helen, a pretty brunette, was in Bolivia they drove 18,030 feet
"geme (or anything.” So, with high In the Andes.
Trank's savings, plua money they
Would they do It again? * .
earned working In Alaska, tiny set Says Hatcn: "Not for oil tha
out In June 1934 from Clrcla City, mousy In tha world.”
Alaska.
In California, Frank bought the
military type amphlb (Or 8230, then
spent 12.300 equipping It with
bunks a nd storage space for a
stove, food and equipment.
Helen w:a» lick with typhoid
twice. The Jeep had six major and
countless minor breakdowns, but
Frank, a UCLA graduate In elecdestructive power equivalent to
from 23,000 tons to five million
tons tnt. The "attack”- will last
five hours.
AT YOUR DRUW ST
• t w a in BiiavNuiy, ma.
811 toaSW At * , to asts f, Wests
IsYour Wallet FLAT?
FOr One Trial Week
A PRIL 16th Thru A PRIL 20th
Garden Supplies
COCACOLAS
2 PKGS. 35c PluBDep. 19c j
SHORT RIBS 1
The prince’s bedroom.
Tba prince’s
on ,all
CARTON S
Bet brook Karma
FRENCH FRIES
# MIXED VEGT8,
Changing tbagx+rg I t rri»to*kU Uc,s 3IS-foorn< 100-tervaal pataca (Intel).
Paoer Co.. kfue*day. announced
plana ror Inftitdlaf • conatfiieHaw
of a 37 million dollar newsprint ttd
Reached kraft board mill nVIr
Pine Bluff. Ark.
John II. fttnman, chairman of
the board of dlrectore, eald the
new fa-lllly will hav* an annual
capacity of 130.C00 tana.of newa.
print and 163,000 tons of btaacbed
kraft board.
Tills will be International Paper's
second newsprint mill In the
South. The company presently^!*
completing a 113-ton capacity 4hl
at Mobile, Ala.' It Is'scheduled to
go Into operation In Saptombor.
SAVE HERE
FROM LOCAL FARMS
Large 55c
-a SEA LTE5T
ICE ,
Couple Back After
Traveling Length
01 Woril In Jee?
horn* of'Mr*.‘A. W. Epps.
The 8alJla HZrrlion Chapter NSDAB will meet at the home of Mr*.
U P. Haian, 1703 Park Ave. at 3
p. m. AU local memberi and
daughter* from other chapteri are
invited.
The Hlblscui Orel* of tho
Gaiden eluh
willmeat at 3:30
p. tn. at the home of lira. II.
James Gut 1034* Palmetto Ave.
with lira. R. K. Houle and Mra,
C h a r 1 e a Uorrlaon eo«hottos»aa.
Homer Oaborne will apeak.
I
Jaearanda Circle of the Sanford
Garden Club will meet at 7:30
p, m. at the Gardan center. Hot*
• Cocon and-Rubber Door
tyutu . . .
Trash Burn
Garbago
• Leaf Carts, feeders and
Fartlllxer Spreaders
• Wheelbarrows
• Hand Lawn Mowers
• Various types Lawn
Sprinklers
• Spades—Rake*—Forita
• Rural Mall Boxen
• Pruning Shears, Hedgers
LONGER BOX JACKET to
Tha Sanford Herald
Will Lend It’a Facilities To
Anyone Seeking Work
NO CHARGE |
for WORK WANTED ads on the Classi
fied Page
Slate the kind of work you want, your experience,
■ex and where you can bo reached. Jhen call, write o r ,
bring In your ad In person to The Sanford Herald by i
NOON on 8ATURDAY, APRIL 14th ror pabUeatkm
all next week.
Your Ad W ill Run FREE for
1 Whole Week
featured In b navy petit point
wool cult from Ben Bucket*
min's collection. The Jacket,
•lit on the (Idea In front and
deeigned with moulded ehouU
den, le edged With navy groegvkin. A panel pleat In tba
back of Use skirt gives walking
216 OAK AVE.
PRONE .446- 1 ;
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1
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By Pereon Securing Week Before
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Su rp lu s Ite m s ...A
Now Herald W A N T - A D S
W—FUR W ITH E—HOUSEHOLD
II—l E A i m PARLORS
FINANCIAL
trot ALL Your Beauty Nrwdt « l
M—INSURANCE
H a r r ie tt’s B a i t y Nook
Phono Bit
1 * So* Oak Are.
(Open evSBinn hr appointments
17—BUILDING • MFAIBB
PAINTING
__ _ and flnUhiag.
ing Senn
Clcaaning, w a u i|. Servlni
floor
county tinea 1121.
■aioa. Lake l l i r ;
i t M OM
It ALWAYS Pays
To U m The
WANT ADS
JJ* per tin*
tike pet lint
lie par lln#
lie per tine
lOe par line
—
—
——-
__1 time
. ..
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„„
» times
n times
__ contract
CARD OR THANKS and IN
MEMORIUM Netltes — S IM
One Lln# Equal* •
words, whan set In 9 point
(new* atylal tYP*WhlU Specs at Regular Line
la ta (or amount u sed — Count
’Qlno B-Polnt Line* to 1-tneh
r a tes for
C L A S S IF IE D D I8PLA
ON R E Q U E S T
S-CARD O f TBANRB
i
to the many IritndA of Erma C.
* riynt. whom I cannot thank per
sonally may ! »»y your many
(Heeds of kindness will long be
Tamembered and ara moit sin
cerely appreciated.
Jack Flynt.
family- o T lIr* . U u ra Biker
with In expreaa ottr thanksi and
appreciation to the neighbor*
•and frlenda for all the klndne**
. extended ua during the illnees
| and death of our mother, Laura
« « • '•
,
„ . „
Mr*. A. R. Sikci and family
4—LOST AND POUND
LOST-Friday Lady’* wrist watch,
Initiali B. W__June IMS. Sen
timental value. REWARD. R. G.
Hartwlg. P. 0. Rna 97
LOST—Slameae Cat iniwera to
the name of licow-Ann. End of
Mil crooked, very gentle. RE
WARD. Phong 11S-J-L S. C.
Dlckenon, So. Sanford Ave.
ST—Y O U N G black-andean
jrtndle, malt, part bull, with
trimmed eara. REWARD. R. A.
* Newman, Phon# 311 or 2346
ttlghte.
»—PERSONAL NOTICES
GOAT Mrl.K
Randall Prieil, South
Hanford Ave. Phone 330-W-l
2:
AUTOMOTIVE
BOATS AND MOTORS
R O B S O N S p o rtin g
H oods
Evtarude Sales A Service
« 4 E. lat St._______ ■ Phase MB
Let ut sell nr exchange your boat,
motor, or trailer, Ktltarncy Korncr Boat Exchange. Hwy. lT-BI
* A Fairbanka Ave. Winter Park,
Pla. Phone 63031.
Tli H. P. Evlnrude Fleetwln outIpboard with B gallon crul»*-aday tank, like new. Subject to
dealera impaction. Call 79 or
1345-J1. after S.QOP. M
A—MOTORCYCL EJGB ICYCI.K3
IS—LAUNDIT«DRT CLEANING
IV—HORJF. A—CATTLE
Both let, good condition. Call
m j day*.
_____
US Weat Flrai
IB—PIANO SBRY1CR
FOR RENT - Dreglini and opece1* L. Sill - Piano Tachmeian tor hy Hour. Week er Moath.
Thone JIM Route L Sanford
Pho-. tu t. Lee Cprotraction Cm.
t t —ROOFING—PLUMBING
U - A l t m x n FOR RALE
OPPORTUNITY
TIME
AT WILSONU SED- • •
3-Pc Plastic Dinette
with Extension t
Porcelain Thp
----- BIT
with exlemioa '
SPOT Chair with
Rocker ................... —..each *s
BLONDE Cocktail TaM* ,...12.30
APT. Site Electric R n i ......... 133.
WASHING Machine ........
124.
BEDSAPRlNGB-MATTHESUS
OIL STOVES-REFRIGERATORS
al ALL PRICES
N EW Botidolr Chair f l a M j ........ f».BB
Undniihfd Draartag TaMi
with atool..
• IC M tll
APc Blonde
with exten:
lilightly d a g t m i .........
tt-Pe Sectional Group
TV Swivel Chain ........ each
HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN
PRICES PAID FOR USED
PUBMITURE
W IL R O N -M A IE K
FU R N ITU R E CO.
C n l B3A
A ll E. r i n l
HI.
fovWJl
Vane(iaii BlIiaNR
Enclnaed bead. Sag-proof bottom
rail with plaitle enda. Plaatie or
rayon tapea. Colton er nylea
OentraettM and BNair
cord*.
,41 Ballard Are.
Phase Ills Heakarik
ixd Pshtt Ca
113-114 Weal 2a4 BL
Pfcros 33B
For Reiter Plumbing
Sea er Call
NEW A Uted hirmJturw at kargaia
W. J. KINO
price*. Fayiag mp price* far
outh Park—Phone so
good aaad fiirnltar*. addli _
machiaem cash rtcn lar. Big
PLUMBING
Stock. SUPER TRADING POST
1 mile S. 17 92. Phone JIM1-W.
Contract and repair work. Free
estimate*. R. 1. Marvry. 204
PAINT
- 42 30 gal. T-Shirj* 4*
Sanford Ave. Phone 1121.
rent*. Air Mata —ipccial El ID
Plumbing. Kreiky Heating
Army - Navy Surpiu*. 310 Sinford Ave.
M. G. H O D G E S.
Service on All Water Pump*—
SH IN ER S
Well* United — Pump*
POPGUTS Hull Head*, Worm*.
Paula Road Phone TOO
Re* tnnable price.
Fleming1
II—SPECIAL NOTICES
Grocery, F,. Geneva Ave. Open
1 day* a week.
ENVELOPES, letterhead*, date
' BARGAIN CENTER
menti, invoice*, hind bull, and
307 Sanford Avenue
p r o g r a m a, etc. Progrenive
"The Sturt of Surprlie*"
Printing Co. Phone 400 — *03
Lariiet
Callie gown* ...... tl.gg
Weil nth St.
Dre**ca, nice Selection ...... l.*7
ORLANDO Sentinel Sue, Call Men'* Shon* ........................... 4flc
‘ Ralph Ray, 3140.
USE A MIRROR (evee a handMIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
mirror will often dm to reflect
TYPING ■ LETTER WRITING
fight under rhtn, other dark
PROMPT SERVIJB
area*. Your mirror will reflecl
PHONE SUB
•atlafection when you rely on
404 Sanfoid All, Nat’l. Bank Bldg.
Wiehefdt'i Camera Shop I
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
tveryihlng In phole iiippUei. 110
£. Perk Ave,
IN C O M E-TA X -SER V IC E
44—APPLIANCES
W m. H. M u rray
till Celery Ava. Phone- I64I-M
Cloted Sunday and Wodnaiday PM1UIDAIRR appflaneea, aale*
and service. G. R. High, Oviedo.
UPHOLSTERING
Vie I'bene FOS-3m er Senfarg
Itasw after f p. m.
Custom Made Drapery and Slip
Cover*
A IR CO N D ITIO N IN G
STANLEY KULP
For Room or Hutldmr
Phone Sanford - 2US-.I
H. B. I’O P E CO. INC.
2H2I S. Park llllw iy 17-921
ICC Rnnth Park Ave. Phone 144#
T . V. R E P A IR S
T il 10 p. m. Service Call* |3 no W.
BARGAI NS
A. Norri* Ph. 1339. J. Q. Herrin,
Ph. 2393-J. Ltcrntfd Techni 3—GE Rrfrigeralnr*. • ru It.
cian*, guaranteed work.
Hied about 2 month*. Rerelvrd
in trade on the new UPSIDEWANT e Stanley Party? Need
DOWN WeMInghmue Refrigera
Product»T Call 2232 J.
tor
A aleal al 1149.94 each
When your Eleefrie Motor*
1—GK Automatic Waiher M9.44
Genrralor* A Sluriera Fall
1—GE Full-*lu Range
csll th e Elect He No. 903
lake New ................ |T9.*3
Elecirician, 2u yr». cxperirnco
P. H. LANSING GARAGE
1—• ru. ft Servel Gai Refrlgera
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
lor. Good aa new ........ |BR.a3
414 Weal 13th SL
t—Maytag Wringer, VyeaherI3B.B3
Thee# are all
Expert Bookkeeping for small bmlTrade-lna On New
ne*a. Including Income Tax RrWcxtinghouie Aplllance*
lurni. Social Security rrpurl*
and Sale* Tax Call 2334. Hugh
BAGGBRLY
C. Whelehcl Jr.
APPLIANCE CENTER
"Ymir Wntlnghouae Daajrr"
PHONE >747
111 Magnolia
(Amm
RELIABLE couple for home work
and yard maintenance, living
J uartera furnished. SMB month,
MODEL A FOHD BU, alto ona
ex BTB—Lock Arbor,
. U ria outdoor picnic table,
PHONE 2 4 3 7 -R ._________ ^ 3A -W O IE WANTBD—FEM A LE
U U BU1CK Special. Thi» cor la EXPERIENCED Cook. hou*e
keeper wtahea • day* or aomt
In axcellent running condition.
. Now Tire*, low mileage. Price la day work. Befareneea. 101 Bay
Ave.
■rtlhL Ph. 244B-R.
________
21—WORE WANTED—MALE
SCHOOL BOY with power mower
•oat* mowiag. Fheao UB>lt^
B.L. -
THF. HANFORD HERALD
M—BUSIN IBS—INDUSTRIAL
■W r t . A , r . I I .
THE OLD HOME TOWN
e*
ms
Pat, 1 ^
By STANLEY
U I Mw*f Q***4 ,
•
• VI:
31—HOUSES and COTTAGES
•tt.'a
male Realty fur Deiiraad Apia. Phone 17
• BOOM (unliked huuie. Thone
1 REDBOOU Unfurnlihcd. Kitchen
equipped, lari# fenced-lft yard
for auuplet with childraa. Phone
m houie, Phone 2M3-W.
UNFURNISHED 3 year old block
lian a. I Bedroom* luge tureen
eg porch. Nice yard lor children
m . Phone 133B-J.
FURNISHED CoUlge. Ph. lIM-ff
Silver Lake. Phone
*e
•ale. IBB X 130 font lot. Phone
Wtater Park 23-3349.
3 ROOM FurnlxheH collage, carporle. utility room. yard. Avail,
able In 2-3 weak*. Phone 1233 M
OR SALE—I Bedroom bott*r
Kitchen equipped, tile hath. Ex
celleot Term*. Phone 1919 W.
r it—ROOMS
Uaed hirnitnre. appliance*, tool*.I SLEEPING
ete. Bought-told. Larry'* Mart.
Bait lit St. Phoee 1
C a l l 1821
Sale '* Ad.
Are As Easy As
OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*. Palmattrt Bldg. Call 17M or lilt.
•a 1 l
•
BUSINESS
• SERVICES
411 Baaferd Allaatle ta s k
SB*-
Os* nour Weak and Damp D n
MERCHANDISE
• w ith and Dry Paid
One dour
'unshed t l l k i D
u - a u t k u u ion u n
taoilnne Dry CJsan
Cl jning
SonthflM g L a u n d ro m at
Rollaway Hoipilal a n d B a b y
Benia Hide read mart Bids.
Radi. Day. Week or Month—
IN Beet Mth 8L
Tel. 1433. Furniture .Center—
HANFORD AREA
"BULK
FRUIT AND FLAT
TRAILERS. Jingle axle. 24 and Check the following. If you ran
qualify, by all mean* tnveitlgata
U feet. Ten to dote out at
the advantage* offered In newti m . Only 11*3 down and |3?.no
peper circulation management.
monthly. Come early and taka
your pick. GREAT DANE • You ahiaJd be 3# In 43 year* o|
DIAMOND T. 103 Soutn Orange age. high *chool graduate, mar
ried, good reputation, willing to
Bloeaom Trail, Orlando. H B U / '
work Sard and study to prograaa.
FOR SALE - 1B33 imperial Mobile Own late model car on which
cxpcnir* arc paid. Excellent
home with or without air-con(txrting salary and other em
. ditioning. 2#' all modern conploye benefit*.
* venience*. Will lacriflce. Call
day* 72 or nighlt 3060-R.
Phone Guy Hulty, Valdai Hotel.
1:0# t« B:M P. M.
MOBILE Crulaer, 1*33 model, 33
A. Two bedrooma, Excellent con- a —MALE or FEMALE ‘ ~
litlon. 319*3. Phone Udt^f
U - U IED CARS
John WHHants fm. Agency
REGISTERED quarter hora*. Pol*
16—ELICTRICAL Ceatratters
omlM, gait**'. *tud aervlcad.
Phone: ttlandn M D 1
R A N D A L L E L E C T R IC CO.
K llctnctl Cootrattina and Re pairi PirtTO Gaiding, T j n *M Gentle
TV S trv lc e C en ter
'but iptntcd, lion. Alan »<*t #I
quarter h n e filly Arad by
Bendlx and Croiley Appliance*
Florida champion quarter hone.
112 M agM U a A re.
P h . 113
CUSHMAN SCOOTER, Transmitslon-iandtlrai. William* Sport A
Flxlt Shop. Phone 1M3-M. _
EMPLOYMENT
BIG- HarleyDavidion Motorcycle
74 ru. In., 1B49. Saddle bagi and
•wlndahieid. I2J0. William*, BOB SB—HELP WANT1D-FEMALE
*$E*camhla Drlva. Phone 1SJ4-W.
APPLICATIONS being taken for
SMALL HarleyDavidion- "123"
caihiera. Apply Mir. Foodmart.
motorcycle, JMi. IKK). Phone
Park Ave. I 14th St.
1M1-J.
YOUNG lady to work in D iky
Queen.
Fountain
experience
tA-PARTH-REPAIRS
helpful. Apply Dairy Queen.
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN
MENT AND WHEEL BALANC For general houae work. Half
dayy, 4 day* a week. Muil have
ING—Pauangar e a r *
and
own tea n* port at Ion .Reference*.
Trucka; all make*, *lte*—U ion
Phone 2030.
to s-ton. Samlnole County Mot^ o r i , Inc. 31B E. 1*1 HI. PHONE
SPECIAL- NOTICE)- To Colored
Salea Women. Our Manager will
Interview you in your home for
U —TRAILERS
part-time work re preventing
II will pay YOU ti> aae US befora
Cotmeuct Company, write Boa
you buy. Opan Evanlng* and
973, Orlando.
Sunday*.
EaaUMe Trailer Salea,
tl-H E L P WANTED-MALB
P ala Ik a, fig .
if“
rm etred ^ tiU * . i t f
’'F o r
■••••■■ • • ,••
Room, ilski hotite-
kueping. |4 in waek. up llay
Rale*. 11.00 A up. 410 W. lit.
7 IB—COMMERCIAL
Store h Gai Station.
Whether you have an o ta te e r 4 GROCERY
Established huiin*** location.
kwagalew you aril) he proud to
Phone 9243 Sanford, Fla.
call il home If ynti enmaa yopr
furnatar* from "ECHOLS'*
RICH MAN-POOR MAN
EASY TERMS * FREE DRLfVMRY
REAL ESTATE
VUU our itore now and lake ad 43—HOMES
vantage ad our "SPRING. sa Ue ."
Bedroom Suite*
from *99 0(1 UP ATTRACTIVE 3*He(trr>nm hnm*. 3
I pe Sertinnala
99 Oft up
VA Inmred flnanrinE.
D<iwn 1
39..'ft up Payment.
DinelU Sat*
Complete
In
f#w
war;*
49 V) ea.
Reclining Chair*
Oecatlonal Chair*
LOWELL B. OZ1ER
394-rfi ea
ICImre labrtri)
Boflder - Phene ll* «
T-V Lnunge*
4L30 aa
Offtre: JMt S Ortandn Dr.
Odd Chest* of Drawer* 3L30 aa
Leas
Ra«. Trarir
Quill op Malireti . tOPJt |43.30
Royal Comfort . . K J4
39.M
Pre-Hill Special ... 3#.,y)
29 30
Erhola Special
. 2BtiW
3440
Matching Box Spring* at Iden
Ileal Saving*.
CULI.KN A HAKKKY
IN N. Park Ave Phone 1.773
9300,00 DOWN
ODHAM * TUDOR, INC
' Finer Homirt"
Ornmt tad. * Magnolia Ph. 1233 '"EWldaV* ofoffer*
“ Rad Bamberger" Mgr.
on Monday* ’til l:iNi p.m.
Beautifully Designed Three and
VISIT OUR BALCONY
Four H e rf r u u m Hume* for
Flnnda Living
FHA and VA 1GI1 Finanred
• I'rlred Irnm Bll.Tno in tl.MMK)
(4—FA' M AND fMRPEN
Sale* Office—MIA So French Ave
1149 Fncil Tractor Doun.a Roitom
Phon* 2100 or 1940
•MAPLE Bed and Chest of Draw
era 324. Phone 2497-R.
14" Plow, 3 R(*w m ltlvitor.
BRITT TEACTOK CO.
Hiway ll-gg Bnatfe
Phan* Ml
34—ttFABIBENTB
BALL REALTY
Si. jW"*
Wtulom * C.laMlcil • I’opulnr
Album* . HWOHD8 - Single*
BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP
• RENTALS
Seminole Realty*
W DIETRICHST. W MFIItl
IMI Perk Ave.
Phan* 2? nr 143
1 Kind nf rock
6 llordrr for
a picture
It Kind of bear
12 Of the moon
13 Sheepllk#
It Greek letter
14. Denary
IB. Note of
the iiralt
17. Suppoae
larrhalct
19. Live coal*
22. A tribe of
the Nago
Ml Ua
34. Even (poet.)
24. Leaps
29, Staff of life
31. Custom
32. Capital
(Swita )
33. Medieval
boat
14. Affirmative
vote
33. Nlrknam*
for a short
person
39 Shinto
temple
4t Cry of pain
42 Ftiihher ire*
I Me* |
44 Thin,
brittle
rookie
47 On* who
run* a
bakery
49 Egg-shaped
figures
40 Amid
41 Conns*
1 Bedroom Concrete Blech
VA - 8223 Down Piyment
336. Per Munlh P 4 I
Kitchen Fully Equipped
Art last tr> -home cnlur* »ei»l tile
Phone Ills A II Peleriun.llroker
Associates
A. 11 PrlrrMiii Jr„
P. J Cheilrriun. tiarfirld Wil
letts. John Meisch. R W Wil
turns, Hetel M Field. A. C.
Dnudney, Land Surveyor.
•
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mine
Yesleeday'* Blioee
pronoun
4 1 A period 7
>3. At the
of fasting
present
44. Until of
time
work
IB. A quadruped 44 Elevatqd
*7. River
train*
(Alaika)
(short
S lH tttv a r .)
ened)
39. Own
47. atrip* T M
40. At a
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CIXSSIFIRD DISPLAY
Anything
With «
Claaatfled
LOW DOWN PAYM ENT
WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*. A. K. Shoemaker. Botlder Jit,900 —3 bedroom frame hum*
INI
Pftratn h a u l. 114 W P in t St
tin rurner IN, Large screen
porch, Hardwood flour*, Venn
Avaten 4fU EfflelMry, Phone
tlan hllntls, spare hrstrr and
ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner*,
730 W
wal«r healer Included.
perfect condition, with attach
ment*. From 310 In $39. Phon* FURNISHED Apt. 23W Mellon
ttomei — Lati — Acreage
NOT A PROJECT!
vili*.
1723-R.
OZ1ER REALTY CO,
Clean and eloae In 3-Room furn43-BUILDING MATE MAM
Laura It. Oiler
lahed aparlment. Phone All.
RUT- Home* nf Real Individual!
Heal Kstsla Broker
i f VAHIKTIES PANBMNG FURNISHED aparlmenl dm * in. 17; Brittany Farm Hnmai, Early ja ilReg.
So. Or Iand n Dr. — Ph, 1119
American, Ultra Modern, Con
Native and Foreign Wood*.
Phono 1311 or 1141W.
Sra Ttiem At
vcetieaal * F r * a c II Colonial
To Help You Duy or Boll
S tierm an C o n tro l# P ip* Co. HUTOnsON’S Oeggn F r o n t
Apia. 331 S. Atlantic. Daytona
Out West 13th St.
Ph. 2*30
Rosa t.. Psytan, Broker
Raach, Call 3314-W. ,
HUILT On Largo Landscaped Annehell*
B. Kenriersan, Astorlat*
RED-I-M1X CONKRETE
lavtn in the best of neighbor
Alberta J. Mali. Assorlaie
Miracle Concrete Co.
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suithoods,
Phone 2311
17-91 al Hlawslha
able (nr bachelor or couple,
309 Elm Ave,
Phono
Private bath. Aero** from Potl
COMPLETE with all the feature*
Office. Manual Jaeobaon.
USBD BRICK
Alexander A Stringer
you have draamad about aueh
TWO CARLOADS beautUui uiod
Real Estate • Jnsuranre
aa colored General tle n n c *p Mrs. lyiurlne Messenger, A«*oc.
brick. Orange, red, and burnt I-ROOM furnlibod cotU3*. Ap
ply anite Orlando Dr.
pllaaeoa aad' colored plumbing 107 Msgnnlla At*.
black. See them at SHERMAN
Fh. 16
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
fu tu m .
MODERN Kltehcnettea at Pine
IF IT IS REAL ESTATE
Grove Motor Court. Hiway 17-81,
40—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
ask rrumley A Mnatelth
Phono
W.P. I73B33. Rental* AND available at reasonable
•I II! South Park Phone 771
price* with the h ilt financing
weak or month.
HAYNES Office Machine Co..
They Know
k with minimum down-payTypowritera, adding machine*,
Salea-Rental*. 314 Mas.. Ph. 44. FU RNlSHEO^Thtj^lei apt. loo Elm
menu.
See
sis
for
French Ave. Property
Ave. Call
KKAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
17—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
CLEAN apt. fur on* nr (wo people.
2344 French Avr.
GOODS
W etlhoni C. P h illip s, Jr•33. BU Park Avo.
J. W. HALL, REALTOR
"Call Hall" Thona 17M
Buy your Furniture at B w ii ’a Efficiency apartment*, air con
Warehotuo Furo., Co., al BBS W. ditioning and TV optional. 2621 Since 1149. Banford's Ugdina
1*4 St. All naliuoaliy adv. fur
S. Park (Highway 17-92), San Builder nf homes tor over 1,600
MAYFAIR SECTION
niture at warehntiMt one a*.
ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT people. Sales Office; Littlo Venice New 3 bedroom home. Two tiled
baths. Built-In stov.
v# and oven
___
3 ROOM compietoly furniihed in Ixich Arbor.
in
kitchen.
Extra
large utility
PRONE
ISM
apartmant.
Reaionahl*.
Water
room. Sprinkler system and
Pit E-INVENTOR Y
included. 3U Palmetto. Phone
deep well In yard, Two large
SALE
m
.
It.Of Down Deliver*
SMALL house on 3 aerta. A miles
Watnrprool Innoraprtng
wrest of Sanford, on Lake Mark lltih erl A. Wiillumn, R cn lln r
7-ROOM
furniihed
apartment.
Crib Matlreuaa ............... 3741 Cloie In, l t l E. 3th St. IM.00 ham Road. W. D. Spivey.
Raymond l.timlqolsl, Aaaociale
9xia Felt Base Ruga .............3.31 monthly. Phon* 23M or 1031.
odd Chrome cbaira ............. ?jb
BY OWNEn — 3 bedroom cemrnt Phono 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
I FURN. Apt*. 140 and US month
Drop-alda Crib, Spetag tad
block. Price fIBOO. Including
407iv W. First St., Apt. 4.
moUra** ...................
nu
drapes, wall to wall carpeting,
The Want Ad Department li
lothea Hamper* ................ 1.23
2(26 S. Yale Ave,
limmona Chair Bed* ........ 3B.00 HKAUTIFUL 3-bcdroam furnlshad
i "pen from 81IP a m until 6:30 p
iccaitonal Chair* ................ BAB garage a p t All ronvenianre*. PRICED TO BELL Fine location,
Call 833-M,
1 nn. many feature*. No brok ns- each bust ness day *ae*pt 0sl
MANY MANY MORE R U B
ers. Bog BOB, Sanford Herald.
DRASTICALLY 1 EDUCED
4-ROOM ualtirnlahed downstair*
urday afttrnoon. Dudllnx for
apt. ti l Oltandn Ave. 324 mo.
w**k-day Insertions la 6:00 p. m
Mather of Santord Call 121-M or 19A-W after B p.m. aa—MjTS
-83-99 E. 1*4 SC Phamo 137 NICELY furniihed 3 room garage WANTED to buy 3 lot* or more the day proaadJog pubiUetiaa,
4 is good iaaattts. fttrm — '
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drink
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19 Conmdsrable
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bottom
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a mine
Warp.yarn
Coin
(Swed.)
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30-MUSICA1. INSTRUMENTS
Ph. 30T1
Ilrdroum*, ma*imry construc
tion, large Living Rnnni, spncioin liitchrn equipped with nrw
Electric Range and llrlrlgrri
lor, large clotct*. Jatnvlrrl porch
on rrnr. Braiitlliil Oak
inrouglmut with lull rcrnmlr
tiled hath. This la a bargain al
lAtoniKi. l^ t
your rent re
ceipt* apply on the purchase ol
this home.
RAYMOND M BAH.
0*4'AR M HARRISON
REIi. HRDRERS
R. D Hlghleyman, Assnrtel*
!ht Nnuth Park Ave.
Phnne I
Grove Caretaklng. Discing, Dust
ing. Spraying, Fertillilng, A
Setting Young Tree*. Wheichel
Grove Service. Call 2224.
207 W. 1*1 SI,
f 1,11110 DOWN
(ledroom, Cemrnt fllink, bath
end half, nice icctinn clna* to
High School. Prlca 111,390
Consult A RKAI.rOR First
Many many more IdontBit apeclil* trm aumemoi to IM. but avail•bln al
CROSSWORD
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Hreltnr - General miurenre
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**
THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 19S«
D ays Set Here April
Crowd Braves
M erch an ts' A ssn .
Announces
,
Visit
Adlal Stavenaon, Democratic pre
sidential hopeful, c mpal(nlng full
force In Florida, brought out a
good crowd yeatarday afternoon
when he visited Sanford for nearly
throe-quarters of an hour, In spite
of tha cold, high winds, and closed
•tort*.
A special chartered bua carrying
Utu Presidential Candidate, nlno of
hla lieutenants and ten newsmen,
Nf
For a period of five minute* 1stopped -In downtown Sanford at Baseball returns to Snnford lor
and Park.
< tlie IK.YJ a# tson tomorrow evening
Tuesday morning, the 0. B. Naval Kirat
Greeted by Clifford McKIbbin then the Sintord Canl'nale open
Auxiliary Air Station, Sanford.
Sanford klerchanta are Joining
and Mayor F. D. Scott a* ha step Hie year’s play against Apopka
Iind a new skipper.
A meeting tonight, of the Ground
The City of Sanford’s 1933 street hands for a three day event that
peg off tha but. Adlal Stevenson in a Lake-Orangf League fray,
Thl* unusual situation camo a. was wearing a big smile and offer
resurfacing program ha* been Is destined to become an annual Observer Corps, will be held al
scheduled
to
get
und'rwny
at
the
bout a* part of tha eeramonlaa In ed a healthy handahaka as' ha was
completed with 7.11 miles ot affair.
7:43 p.m. In the American Legion,
Memorial Stadium at T:45 p. m.
/(.which Hardy W. Rawls Jr., Chief Introduced to tbe crowd that had
atrerls paved with asphaltic con Banner Days will be celebrated according to Gaorge Maybury,
Tonight
tho
club
will
hntd
their
^Aviation Metalamlth, USN, was ' gathered to see him.
crete.
April 19, 20 and 21 next week with Commander of the Campbell-Lota*
twit workout under the lights at
transferred to tho Fleet Reserve
This year’s program, combined Ihe Sanlonl Merchants Association
Also on hand to meot Stevenson th* Memorial Stadium beginning
after 21 year* of Naval Service. and welcome him to Sanford were
with that of last year, gives tho announcing that plana are com Ing Post, American Legion.
at 7:30.
Captain R. W. Jockeon, USN Senator Douglas Stenatrom, Re Either manager Lloyd Swain or
"Till* meeting I* a very Import*
City a total of approximately 10.3 plete for ono of the most exciting
Commanding Officer of NAAS, presentative Mack N. Cleveland veteran Buddy Lake will open on ADI,At STEVENSON SI’KAKH TO hi* Sanford audience yesterday ! mile* of streot resurfacing.
sales events ever presented in tho ant ono to Sanford and Semlnol*
read n*wls a commendation In ap* Jr., and n......
.. oii
Assistant
Stato's Attorney the mound for the Cards In the ltd at Fir»t St. mid 1‘ark Ave. wliero hit bus stopped for a 13-inlnutn
Tie State ha* resurfaced a por history of Sauford.
County,” Maybury aald,
visit here.
predation of the “outatendlng v 0] |#’ ‘\“ wUlTminVJrV
lifter. Swain was allied to take
tion of West First St. and Celery Merchants Association Commit "Various attempt* have been
manner'* In which ^o Porlovmo® Stevenaon wa* taken on a tour tho hill against Tavares last Tues
Ave. along with the 2.30 miles of tees have been busy lor weeks made to get the local unit of th*
hti dutlea as Chlaf Patty Officer of s.nfonl’a downtown area where day night hut that game waa post
planning tho unusuai event. Th* Ground Observer Corp* Into oper*
French Ave.
In charge of all Shore Patrol pergrec(ed p»,ler,|,y w|tla a warm poned so he may start tomorrow
Already, application ha* been! citywide sale* Jubilee participated atlon, a very necessary adjunct
aomtel and actlvitleaf
word and haodehako. No one was night.
made for the resurfacing and In by all of Sanford's merchant* to the Civil Defense effort of Our
'Hth* city of Sanford, It* out'Jr,"F pasted up In what Stevenson re- The club was strengthened In
widening
of Park Ave. Tho widen will ufier merchandise at the low community,” aald Maybury.
areas, and tha neghborlng cltia. m|rk((1 w |( , ,.votfl.g(tllnff v| , | f . day when John King, now sta
ing portion of this project I* from est price* In Sanford's tales an Both men and women are Invited
and town*.
Speaking over a public address tioned at the Sanford NAAS, Joined
23rd St. south to the Intersection of nals.
to take part, regardless of tji*
Uefore reading tha commando.
traveling with tho Steven- the team. King plays shortstop ami
At the formal announcement of amount of time they have to spar*
French Ave.
Tension
I*
growing
and
Interest
tion, Cupt. Jackson turned ever „00 party, the Presidential aspirant hi* played many seasons In SemiDuring the City's 1930 program, Uannor Days was made by San away from thtlr duties at horn*
the command of NAAS to Chlaf „ pr, „ cd hi, Ucen hafrpinesa in pro and has two seasons In pro Is mounting In tho local political
0,393
tons ot asphaltic concrete ford Merchants Association presi or business.
race*.
Rawla for hla final five minuet#
^ Sanford again. He ad- fessional baseball.
were
laid
at a cost ot 147,394.24. dent D. U Perkins Jv, preparation
of actlva service la tha U. 8. Navy. milted "I am visiting you this A largo crowd Is expected for Candidates for local offices in
Sergeant Luad of the Air Fore*,
170 ton* of thl* total ware used for waa underway by Individual mer assigned
to organise and put bit*
A native af Qeala, Chlaf Rawla time la an effort to win your vote tomorrow evening at the opening 8om|n0|# County arc making use
the paving of tho Goldsboro Ro- chants to attract thousand* ot
operation
tho Ground Oba«rv*P
baa aervsd aboard 10 different In tbe May to Democratic Pri game and fcatlvltlea for the oc- uf „v„ry opportunity to placa their
ahoppors
to
Iho
local
stores
creatlon Area at a cost of $1,370.72.
caslon are planned.
1p i u ’ o ,..,* b e f o r e tuv p e o p l e of liiu
ship* and several shore aatab- mary.”
throughout tha threo-doy sale that Corps wlQ ba on hand tonight t*
This
Include*
th*
paving
of
(wo
.
th* local jfforta ot th*
slfllshmanU tinea entering tha Navy
Commenting on the political sit A large number of prlie* donat- 1
tennis courts and a parking araa. wUl aitonlah shoppers through mt coordinate
\-jt
th* trad* grot.
„ , arfnmd Ohstnrsr Corps.
In July, 1986. Before reporting uation and tha Illinois Primary cd by •'generous” Sanford mar- The7' fourth In a aeries of 11
n ward NAAS, ha waa with 2P-11where. President Vlcanhowcr aut' Window decoration plana have Whether Ft Is on* hour a wick,
Democratic "Rallies will bo held
Wbllmp iH*adrfl*) at Waaksvtll*. polled Stevenson by about 20,000
been eon.plated — show cants will or sevsral hour* that patriotla
ceremonies featuring tonight at Longwood where tha
More than a hundred sportsmen bail court, and a badminton court. bo (lacked up ready to take their cltlicns can spare, Georg* May,
7 '* '•
votes, Starenion said ‘‘In view of thePrc-gntno
Tho
remaining
0,410
tona
of
pav
Seminole High School march- hit. ,cn crown so tar In the ideal
.timing hla decorations, Chlaf the fact that Illinois la normally a lug bond will begin 13 minutes pollHenl campaign Is expected to and candidates turned out last ing material wer* used on lha 710 place on thnuianda of wanted bury said, they can be put to very
nlghl U)f Ihe Seminole County
— sales clerk personnel are valuable uio in spotting unfriendly
Howls haa flva good conduct Republican State, I regard the re- prior to game timo.
,urn out
>’' " r 1,16 «“n,l!l|at«* S|Kirlsman'i Association Stag Fish miles of city streets at a cost of Hem*
being advised of the big event — aircraft,
medals, th* Asiatic Pacific Modal turns at reflecting significant
$14,323.33.
Charlie Morrison will rmrec Ihe cxl,rB“ their views,
Fry held at Seminole Camp on the
banners arc being made tn hang "Wa will welcome all of th* help
with two atari, Philippine Libera gains for tha Democrats.”
festivities and will also award The Longwood Chamber of Com- Wcklva Hlver.
throughout the stores — and apo from cltisens of th# community,”
tion Medal, Philippine Independ Stevenson and his party climax Ihe free gift*.
merco is r«lini|uishing Its regular
Candidate* wrre invited to the
dal prico laga aro In (lie pracoss Maybury sai l, "and hope that they
ence, Navy Occupation (European ed their visit
in Sanford with
a : John Krider, President of the aiCs’i llbf
—- -i
»‘»r UeMlfltl l kt'lllt#• monthly meeting and outing of the
of being marked and attached to will torn out tonight to meet with
fClaap), American Area, and Na- round Of hot coffee at Rouinillat Florida Slate League, Frank cratic Hally. Ttio meeting will lie
•ale merchandise.
Sportsman's group.
and Andtrson's.
* tional Dsftnte.
u* and set up the final plana for
APRIL II
Trccn, President of the I-nkc- held In Sunnyshndo Park with
However, no apeaklng wa* In
Nn shop-worn out-dated mer getting the Ground Observer
lla la a member of the San Governor Adlal Stevenson and his Orange League, and City officials doughnuts a n a hot • •Hoc s«m d
Admission!
cluded <>n Ihe program that
chandise will bo featured In Ban Corps unit Into action In Sanford
ford Shrine Club, Florida Peace party left Sanford for Orlando at will be Introduced to tho fans by tha Chamber of Commerce.
Jacqueline Parker (Sanford)
brought tha large group of Semi
ner Day* according to official* of and Semlnolt County.”
Officers Association, Lloni Club, 3:13 yesterday afternoon.
Willie Bush (Sanford)
bc*?r* ,***• •V ?8* .
1 The retllcs, sponsored hy the nole County sports enthusiasts to
the Merchants Association. Freih,
and Elka Club.
Mrs. Imura Davit (Sanford)
Tltc Honorablo F. l>. Scoft, ma- s«minolo County Democratic Ex- gether in spits of coo) weather.
rlean,
ahead of stylo merchan
yor
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
is
ex.
rll,|vl
Ha la marriad to th* former
Mr*. Edward Christensen (Sauford) dise, tome especially purchaicd
o Committee, will take tho
Plenty
of
handshaking
and
poli
peeled
to
throw
out
tha
Drst
ball.
Discharges
Eva Bella Parry, of Elliabeth
•andhlutei into every aectlon of tical n|anctivrrlng was on tap,
for the gigantic event, wUl be
City, N. C. They have three childthe county and Into practically however at candidates circulated Mrs. Mary Lou Branan (Sanford) displayed and offered during Ban
ten, Hary W. Ill, Michael Joe,
Carl Lea (Sanford)
ncr Daya.
Ircely among the members of lire
Committee Plans avery precinct.
and Tarry Wade. Thay reside at
John Kearney (Sanford)
Thera aro i!U local candidates, group.
Sanford Merchants promise that
-1011 Grandview Xvt., jn Sanford.
Robert Powell (Sanford) this
Important Meeting four candidates for tho House of Porter iJtnilng, president nf the Mr*.
will be on« sale that Sanford
Gary WUIbanki (Apopka)
Kepresentutlvca and two candi Setnmolo County Sportsman's AsTrade Area ahoppers will never
Mrs. $lary Long and Baby
Lonrvood Town Council affirm Tomorrow A t 4 p.m. dates for the State Senate. Thlr- •notation, himself a candidate in
By MARY FOWLER
forget and they’ro getting In
(Sanford)
ed the raiolutlon presented to
Parents Register
.i.a-i-s
a.v
scheduled
to
readiness to lake care of the enor- The De Bary C of C is tending
Ihlt
year'*
political
competition,
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of,
*>-*
«
‘
"•
Eugene LaFalr (Sanford)
them by th* Winter Park Tele
mous crowd* during tho sales out cards, requesting th* attend
introduced th* candidates but al
Seminole County Children'* »pc»k at each HallyAPRIL 1!
Children April 16 phone Corp. and Southern Beil at th#
ance of each member at a meet,
•vent.
low'd
no
apeaklng.
Committee
will
be
hold
Tuesday
af-’
So
far,
rnllic*
have
been
held
lullen la to be brought before the
Admissions
Ing Wednesday, April 13 In th*
(brnax
of
tb<
avenlng’a
two
and
There
will
be
thousands
of
Uemi
ternnon
at
4
o’clock
In
the
School
In
Sanford,
Lake
Monroe
and
Uike
Its last regular meeting. This m o
Doris Burfitld (Sanford)
For First Grade
Stetson cafeteria at 7 p. m. A
t
half
hour
get-together
waa
when
of
merchandise
for
tha
home,
tho
administration
Building
on
ComMary.
Frank McKcncle (Sanford)
Lyman School at Longwood will st ate Utilities Commission for the merclal Ave.
car, th* garage, the wardrobe, recently mailed report of th* com
*
Tonight's rally, In I mg-v-tod, Is idate* were piled high with fried
bold * pre-school roundup and approval of Increased rales to off Herald Heckenbach, chairman of expected to bo bell In the Park f!*h, ride slaw, pickles, boiled corn,
for men, women, and children mittee on roads will be dlscuiied
cllnie for children entering Ibe set tho expense of the extended the Seminole County Children's whcr» apeakors will rddros, the mil hush puppies, along with hot
displayed
In Sanford Stores during and President A. L. Lincoln delire* that everyone study Uila
first grade next September. Par- servlet that wUl ba put Into ef Committee, wUl be out of town, crown* from the puvdllon.
coffo*.
Banner Days.
2
New
Businesses
fect
carefully brfora Wednesday io ap*
\";-.Us may register their children
"This
will
be
ono
of
Ihe
great
[woprlate conclusion* can be ob
Monday, April li, from 0:30 a. m. Hi# Town Attorney, Webber However, the vice-chairman, the chnrKC, Mmj cuuntor charges
appearing In llm talk* by can* RAMADAN GF.TS UNDERWAY Open In Longwood est sales ever featured In San tained by the majority of mem*
Hainei, waa to bo Instructed to IN*?* If# L. Zimmerman will preuntil 13 noon.
Longwood ha* two new business ford”, Perkins, Merchants Asso ben.
ALGIERS, Algeria tiv— Rama
Dr. Terry Bird, head of the draw up a new ordnance ordering .Id* at what has been termed one dld, t„ * ,th op,,0„ l 10n.
ciation President, said today.
"th# moat Important meet ngs", ..
uvill li ■ •Ian, the Moslem month nf fastin;; vhicc* opening recently.
Seminole County health unit, wilt a midnight closing of all alcoholic of
Sh.
..m m iii..
*
to r the Hr it i. no. v j .r * w
There are three method* for
nf
the
committee.
J,
I).
Kirkland/*
operating
the
bovtrage
establishment*
on
each
"Danner Daya Is not a stock road bctlrrmcr.t applicable to th*
nut
under
way
In
rehvllloua
Algo
be present to make the physical
choosing candidates fur tho SendAll
member*
are
urg’d
to
be
preColonial
Restaurant.
It
haa
been
week-day
night
and
all
day
Sun
cleaning
event
for
Sanford
Mer
ria
today
as
scattered
fighting
In
examination* and to glvo th* Im
sent! officii!* of tho commlUeVan- ,,,ol# Cuu", »', “ V"*1. °.f
re-derorated throughout and all chants.” Perklna said, "It Is a Do Bary situation A-Ettabllibmunisation shots. Ho wlU be as- day. Th« now existing ordinance nounced
today.
■ion,r» eounlywlde Instead of tho in ccn French and rebel forces con new equipment has been Installed real tale with aonio of the moil men! of a special Improvement
call*
for
I
a.
m.
closing
Monday
•Died by th* nurses with the
Utilrlrtwtda election In previous tinned to rage.
service district under provision!
Report* told of aklrmlshea that along with air conditioning. Th* outstanding prices offered for qus of Senate bill No. 499. acta of Us*
health unit, Mrs. Mabel Brown and through Friday with midnight dos It la possible that the countywide campaign*.
ing
on
Saturday
until
7
a.
m.
Mon
Illy
merchandise.”
recreation
program
will
be
dlsclaimed
an
estimated
90
rebuland
Colonial
is
open
from
S
a.m.
till
Mrs. liulde Kllbee.
1933 legislature, U—Creation of"*
rusted at Tueaday’i meeting, of Each candidate la allotted five n French lives over Ihe paat 48 midnight vrvekdaya and Sunday*,
Perkins added, "We think that special De Bary road district toy
<•>. Principal t . S. Douglas requests day.
minute*
In
which
to
place
hit
platSeveral
new
bousing
permits
ficials stated. However, other aubhours—mostly in the Constantine C. II. Johnson and ton have Sanford shoppers are In storo for special act of ihe legislature or G
'••that parents bring birth certifi
were liaued for the erection of Jecta of vital imporlan >. will be forn^ before the paoplo attending
opened a Community Dry Goods
rral treat during Banner Daya
cates with them.
the ralllrf. They are introduced by
t,,a mnnlh( Moi,fm l fflll Store which carries • full lln* ofj next Thursday, Friday and Satur —Incorporate as a municipality.
homta to be started at once,
dltcntaed.
Each of these require tha consent
James Lee, chairman of the Semi- j , da). <nd / |# |t , t nij,h,
articles.
| day.”
of a majority of registered frea..ole County Democratic Exernllta
huldcn, either by petition, special
Committee.
election or both,
Written questloni are to ba iub«
milled immediately to Harry O.
Mrs. H. Swanson
Hunter, Rot 023; each member’*
copy of the report it to b* brought
To Serve As Page
to Ihe meeting for detailed dll*
Cardinals To Open
Season Tomorrow
Against Apopka
H. Rawls Is SNAAS
Skipper For Five
Minutes Tuesday
Residents Invited-Street Resurfacing Affair
Program Finished; To Become To Ground Observer
Corps Meet Tonight
7.18 Miles Paved Annual
Interest Mounting
In Political Races
Sportsman's Assn.,
Local Candidates
Enjoy Stag Fish Fry a o W S A V A U B t
Hospital Notes
Longwood Council
Affirms Resolution
De Bary CofC Calls
Important Meeting
At Pilot Confab
CUSS lull.
Mrs. Hirvcjr Swanson, president
of the Sanford Pilot Cltih l\a* been
Invited to svrv# •« • p*g* at tho
spring district eonver.lon of D'i
trlct Four, Pilot International, to
bs held In T*llaha*«e« May 4 to
Msy 8, It was revealed at the meetIng of the (roup held In the Yacht
Club Tuesday evening.
Another Samurd men'ber, Mrs.
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
L
I
M. L p shorn Sr. will ier>e o n 'H H B T
the nominating committee at tho I
spring convention.
im o u u i fn iw .io if
Aaalav.nt flUU’e AV.cn*} 1
b» left bla ebarteroj boa in lanford want (lift to
m j Vh n member of Stevenson’* party, Clifford Me*
,1
Member* voted to. furnUh lOrt I
Jars of Florida honey to be (Wen ■
la souvenir« at Pro Pilot Interna- ■
tJonal ctr.ventlon which will be I
held In Miami In July.
Mr*. Walter L. Carter, milk bank H J I
chalrm.'n, reported that ona cats
of vanned mil* hid been furnished
an Indlftnt family during the past*’ FRYING
« oath.
J r .m . u.
An appeal bai been mad* for
•« vara I plnta of blood to ba docaU
ad for Mrs. Harold HecktnbacK
who b ai raaantly undergone gwf>
■ary in the Traabyterlaa Hospital,.
In Philadelphia, Pa.
Ttwra can b* aa exchange credit
arranied, aocordtn* to thoaa
pealing far (ha donation of bloadh
Thoaj» wfrtjii to M itt aa dewtoS
ara asked to contact Ufa. R, |f (
Humphrey to. ptoma auabet l$ tt»
fr
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• Luxury homes in a moderate price
range.
Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain
• Spacious country living with all city
conveniences.
Ultra modern design in homes and
high property value.
surroundings to meet todays high
standards for Comfort, Convenience,
and that "Luxury Look'.
• City water and City sewers-Paved
Streets etc.
Homes Now Available
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MONDAY. APRIL *, IMS
Groundbreaking
Plans Complete
3rd Demo Rally Is
Set In Lake Mary
Tomorrow Night
Tha third In the terlw of Demo*
rratle Itallka to ba held In Semi
nole County will be in Lake Mary
tomorrow night at the Lake Mary
Chamber of Commerce.
Slated to rpenli are iho 32 ran(l'r'lUM for nubile nfflre wbi.-b
Inclue the four candidates fur
House of Representative* and tlm
i two candidates for the Slate
6*"*te.
,
It U exiarted that n largo turn*
out will great the office aeckor*
at tomorrow night'* Rally which
will begin at 8 o’clock,
Speakcra are limited to five
minute*.
Tension la mounting In all of
the racea and platform* ore be
ing placed beforo the people for
consideration.
Jnmc* Lee, chairman 'of the
Seminole County Democratic Ex
ecutive Committee la alotcil to In
troduce each of the candidates.
Plana have been completed and
of li t n r n I Henry Shelton
breaking ceremony of the Henry
Shelton Sanford Memorial Library
and Museum which will be con
structed In Port Mellon Park.
The ceremonies will take placd
tomorrow morning at 11:30 with
Mrs, Marla Pa mu, granddaughter
of General Henry Shelton Sanford
turning the first spade of dirt.
Elaborate nut brief ceremonies
have been planned said llnndull
Chase, chairman of the committee
on nrrangementa for the event
which will honor the founder of
Sanford.
The Seminole High School Hand
will be on band to take part in
the program and the principal add
ress will be delivered by Hr.
Katherine Abbey Hanna of Win
o m t 'E l t S OF THE SANFORD SHRINK CLUB a t the dedication of the new Shrine Club Building
ter Park.
Everyone In Sanford is invited Friday night. (I.oft to righti A. I„ Wilson, first vice president; R. W. Deane, treasurer] Harold KasU
to attend' the Important csre- nor, president; Mllfuid l.romud. >econd vice president; and Dick Aiken, eeeretary. (Staff Photo)
niohy.
The contract for the construc
tion of tha exact replica of Gen- 1
era I Hanford's library in his
borne in Derby, Conn, lias been
awarded to A. K. Shoemaker Jr.,
ami the building Is expected to
get underway immediately.
Annatint ad Prtaa
Wire
N o.
Tension Is Growing
As Local Candidates
Present Platform s
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Head-On Collision Nine
Yesterday Momin More
Puts 2 In Hosnita Rallies
Fringe Area Fire
Service Top Subject
Af City Board Meet
A two-car head-on collision ap
proximately one mile south of San
A crowd of ISO voter* end In
ford on 77-88 early Sunday morning
Flrr tender beyond Ihe city lint*
terested
spectators gathered In the
resulted In the total lo** of tha
its will be the top subject to ba
two automobiles and the hospitall- Lake Monroe School Saturday night discussed at tonight’s meeting u |
tatlorf of tha driver and passenger awaiting more name calling In the the Sanford Board of City Conv*
race for Sheriff of Seminole Coun
of one ear.
mlrsloners
The accident Involved a 1854 »yOther Heme lo be eoni!der«4
The second in Ihe series of De
Hudson, owned by Christina it.
Include a request to d o st Cooki
mocratic
Ralltea
became
specta
Burnett, M0 Park Lake Avt., Or
Ave. between Cllnloti and Llncnia
lando, driven by Warrsn Leland cular when a piano atool, being Streets; the icccptanca of th#
used
for
a
chair
by
County
Com
Fulton, iT-year-old Orlando Air
street* In Grove Manor* and Boa*
Force Baa* man, whose address mlasioner John Malach, gave way Court} approval of bill* for the
v ia given aa Higgins Terrace, Apt. and fell apart, dumping tha eom street resurfacing program tr*i
15, Sanford, Fulton laid he oper mlssloner on the floor of the etage. cently completed; abandonment ol
ated a body repair ahop at 3018 Candidates for the office ot Ihe utility easement In Blocl
County Tax Assesaor were firat lo la. Third Section, of the Dream*
French Ave. her*.
The Sanford Shrine Club Build
Also lit the collision waa a 1150 apeak.
wold subdivision: and Ihe appoints
ing wa* officially opened and deRaleigh Ring said, " I think that ment of an acting City Manage!
Chevrolet owned by Helen Smith
and driven by Reginald Durward my training fit* me to hold Uila from April a through April tt,
Scores of vlillurs s IrpnmefI! dlcated Friday (light at a glganlle
■Indies night affair with over 250
Irvin, of Rt 1, Box 107, Maitland. Important office,"
Al*« Included on th* agenda fol
through the nlllce of the First Nobles and their ladle*, along with
tonight'*
consideration by. tha
Tha
Hudson
wa*
traveling
north,
John
Mclich
staled
that
"I
know
A fund hsJ been started for Federal Savings and Loan Assn. giie-it* and visitor*, attending.
the Chevrolet eoulh.
of no place (Tha Board of County Board of City Commissioners »IR
Harold
Kaslner,
president
of
1
Friday
night
at
the
thrift
organi
Sieve Peter* whoso home wus
According to ait Invaitlgatlon Commissioner*) to become better be tha approval of the final *!))•
zation observed the I23th anni the local Shrlno club, In opening
recently destroyed by fire.
conducted
by Florida Highway Pa acquainted with th* eounty and Its mala on the Hubbard Constructing
The fund has now reached S3PI versary of the founding of the in the eercmonle* told the audirin-e,
trolman
Carl
Williams at tha scene, need*", a* ha spoke of his quallfl Company's aewer work.
The third mooting of tha Lika
and I* on deposit at the Ftnrl la dustry in the United Slates and '•This doc* not repretenl my
Tha Clly Attorney la scheduled
Msry Volunteer F lrt Department S e ear driven by Fulton waa tra cation* for the office for which be
now
M
as
assets
ol
over
|tu
v\nrk.
it
rrprnsenti
the
wink
of
that
State Hank where contributions
wa* bidding.
ta discuss with tha commlsitoaery
veling
on
the
‘‘wrong
aide
of
Uia
has
hern
allied
for
April
18
at
billion
the rlub."
may he taken or mailed.
Rudy Sloan told the Lake Monroe a plat submitted by L T. Payton
Mr*. C. L Powell anil Miss! Mayor F. D. Scott, welcoming 8 p. m. In the Lake Mary School. road."
Peters lias |o*t his home by fire
Tonight’* meeting will begin at
According to official* of Ihe new
audience ” 1 have made a personal
Tlta
imathup
#ecurred
yesterday
Barbara
Flynt
demonstrated
some
the
visitors
and
speaking
at
the
twice mid the Inst fire destroyed
8
o'clock In Ihe Commissioner*
ly
organized
volunteer
fire
fight
■urVey
pf
other
assessors
office*
morning
shortly
before
4
o’clock,
Ids home, furnishing* and all of (lie modern equipment that D dedication reretnony said "You Ing group. Ihe icvea-member
and am completely familiar with Room of Ih* City Hall.
The
woman,
Helen
Smith,
la
re
people
her*
tonight
are
rewarding
used
for
fast
accurate
service
and
clothing for himself, his wife, and
A deeply rutted road In Semi ten children.
' ~
—
1’
the pholugruphtn* for .Murage pur me for my service to the City. Board of Directors will probably ported to ba aufferlni from a pos th* olflc* of the Samlnol* County
nole County eoutd prove to be a
Our City 1* progressing. U i* an have a number of reeammendi sible ahull fracture arid a fractured Tax A***ssor,"
The firu, starling In the lower poses of essential record*.
Hons prepared for preieatatlto at right hnea. Irvin la said to have
hazard to automobile driver* *nd •lour of his Mock constructed
Jack Stamper, telling Ihe audi
With Mrs. 11. E. Chapman, asso honor to have a part in dedicat this meeting.
possible cheat and Internal Injuries. ence of hie ability to hold Ui* of
school buiea.
ing
this
hulldlnr
"
ciation
secretary-treasurer
presid
home last Thursday night shortly
Expected to come before Ihe
Fulton was taksn to tha Seminole fice, stld " I know thq county from
Illustrious I'otcntnte A. J.
With a* many a* 12 deep, aim- after 10 o'clock was out of control ing, refreshments were served end
dy hole* along the edge of the when the Hanford Fire Depart Mrs. J. S. Kkern welcomed 'the Thomn*. with hi* Dlvnn In Han organisation will be Ihe contro County Jail w han ha was charged on* end to the other, t will be fair
versial question ai to whtthar or with "driving on tha wrong aide of
road and extending In oim place ment reached the scene.
and for tha equalization of taxis
visitors to the director*' robm ford for the svsnt, pointed to tha
.
'‘W t
that alio Is available, she said, progress «>f both the Hanford not duel will be charted each the road."
a* far a* eight feet Into the clay
for all."
[lor civc.dub committee meetings Shrlno Club and tha Bahia Tem member of tha group. Reportedly,
road Itself, motorist* are forced
Mtmberi
ot
Afr
E
W
orer
Squi&
~
Assisting
Patrolman,
VHN
8
H»Un
..lU
n
u
K
irJ*
ejMka
of.bar
the move la both favored and dtato dodge the-land and drop rut* Funeral Tomorrow \ (hat might be ichaduled during ple. “This I* Shrine lit action," he opproved by varloua member* of t f t InvasUketion war* three Ihar- ground in the stile* qualifying her ron No, 43, from Tavarei, Fla.
lira Deputies and Constable J, Q. for th* position and aald "liver* visited aboard (he Sanford Naval
said, "and it takes this for
the day.
to safely manipulate the I.H
the volunteer group,
1
"811m" Galloway.
mile* just outside of Casselberry. For 'Artie' Smith
ha* been a permanent homestead Auxiliary Air Station, Saturdtyt
There wero favor* for the adult.* growth. To help somebody is what
Other mattera of Importance
Mr. A. D. "Artie" Smith passed and balloons for Hie youngster* we are living for,
exemption system following the
Thcro are 17 homes and 1ft
The itven explorer! were r*
,
are
„vlnK
,»r.
,
Mated
to
com.
btfare
ihe
Lake
away at s local nursing home at a* they stroB- ' 'hrough the flow
law."
home trailer* located on the road
eompanled
by Howard T. Bllth,
E
_
l
*.
1
M
ar
y
Volunteer
F
ir,
Department
1:13 p. in. Sunday after a lingering
'^ B H i ration wa* Seminole County Judge will ho the obtaining of a elran
Candidate* for the office of Sem Held Scout Eaecutlv* of Lakl
that extends from the main artery lllne>» lie wa* born April 15. 1873 er hedreked office.
Ernest
lloushobler.
known a* Seminole Ilmilevur.h
inole County Sheriff were next to County,
Howard t .ii.,,., prcMdent, and
alarm. Ihe appointment of coinin Independence. Iowa. A retired
"Today, we arp enjoying the m itten, and the election of a
spcik with the Incumbent, J, Den
While aboard NAAS, Ihe exploit
A school bus driver who mti*l fanner, Mr. Smith was a member George Tmiliy, executive vice
ver Cordell leading off th* quintet era were shown the Operatlonl
travel the road twice curb day of llie First Presbyterian Church president audited in welcoming the ll,a,W things uf prosperity for custodian.
people
with
a
faithful
hope,”
ha
Officials of tha organization
said recently, “ It la In terrible of Sanford. Hr «va» a charter guests.
The Christian sad Missionary of hopefuls. Cordell said "Th* Department, different types o|
-aid. "As t dedicate this building have announced Hi* appointment
condition. Thu worst road I have ' member and one of the nldr.l
Mayor F. I). Scolt complimented
Alllanca
Church ha* had remark county Jail Is dirty and run down— aircraft, and a HUP-3 helicopter,
to travel.” She said, ''I've already members of the Elk* Club and liiu film ami said that the city I could mention the names of of Karlyle HoushoUler ai attorney able success ta a campaign to sell if yuu'v* aver rcen there you by LI. tY. L Barkley, USNR, Put>
many
who
have
sacrificed
much
for the volunteer fire group.
aisned a petition to have It pav also a member of thy WOW.
wa> fortunate to count among Its
$13,000 In Church Building Bonds. know. At nu coat lo th* county I lie Information Officer of NAAS,
when 1 thing of thi* building and
Others invited to attend the The sale waa concentrated In a am putting the Jail in good shape
ed ”
.survivor* are the widow, airs. progressive businesses one that wbat it mentis. Through you we
Tli* highlight of th* day'e visit
aboard NAAB for Ihe Mplurari
The bus driv«r admitted Hint A. D. Smith of Sanford; one daugh as titled mi the put chase and con dedicate this building and we third meeting April 18 are: tha drive beginning last Monday night by repainting it."
J. L. Hobby startled th* audience waa a as minute flight on a R-6D,
ahe mu*t earry a* many as 50 ter, Mill Charlotte Smith; two struction n( homes tliato were so should dedicate it to love and Flra Chief of Altamonte Springs, Tommy Stringer, iho general
tehool children a* passengers over grandsons. Dcwiglit and Howard essential in the growth of the city underntnudlng of our fellow man the Fire Chief of Orange Clly, chairman for the sale reports that by not naming name* but told hi* In which they had a chance to gef
the “washboard” road a* shs pick* Peck of Decatur, Ga,: two great and wished (nr Inc association con —nut only to our membership— and the Fire Ch,rf of Longwood. In only four daya the entire llstencri "I'd like lo *ay that all an aerial view of Sanford, Day.
them up In the morning on the grandsons, one great granddaugh tinuing progress In the year* I,ut to tlic cnllio citizenry of San Also Invited Is representative amount of tha Issue waa aubscrib of those thing* Brother Cordell ton* Beach, Orlando, ami Wlntei
Mack N. Cleveland Jr. of Sanford. ed.
mentioned , , I've don* — nightly Park, aa well aa make a "touch
way to school and returns them | ter; and one sister. Mrs. T. L. 1 ahead.
ford.”
The proeeeda from the bond patrol — school but patrol — road and |o " landing.
Manager Forrest Drcckcnrldgc
|n the afternoon. ”1 have to travel t O'Connor of Lake Mary.
Col.
S.
G.
Hnrrlnmn,
chairman
Funeral services will he held at of the Hemmole County Ch anther
aale will be used Immediately In block and other Improvements."
at least 36 to 40 miles an hour to
After th* flight, th* explariri
for Gin event, was the master of Farmers' Market
Ihe church building program, r u r
Veep from tearing the hu* to 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Hrlssmi of Commerce cxlcnucd Ihe greet ceremonies, A dinner preceded the
Porter Lansing, laying hi* plat ata lunch in th* station mesa
fur the aanctuary will prob form before th* people talc!, "I can* hall, and afterwards were ahowg
pieces. Why, I've lost my signal j Funeral home with the Itev. A. G. ing* uf tha trade body and ex dedication ceremony.
March Report Told niture
ably be the Brit expenditure. organize and I can organise the other departments of the Naval
• Helping
lights three time* because of the Mclnnls officiating, nurial will be pressed the hope 'lift'
Ed
lame
Introduced
the
enter"Du* to the esceedlngly long Within the next week or two, bide sheriff* force where It won't be a Air Station by Lt. Barkley,In Lake View Cemetery.
hand given f >
might Inlnnieut program, Connie Swellcondition,” h* said.
he expanded io Ihe future.
$ j | rert and her accordion, Yvonn* period of hot. dry weather pro- will be received for the work on disgrace to Seminole County."
One hole, measured, was nn a
Mr. Smith explained that Air
Roy Maim, v
, Silt- Huffman and h*r interpretation* vailing over the entire State, wa the south wing of tha building
O. G. Owens received quit* an In Explorer Squadron No. 43 filth*
eharp curve with poor visibility. Committee Meet
nre
Indeed
fortunate
In
securing
which
will
be
Died
for
Sunday
ford Atlantic National Rank, and of modern Juiz, the Spollmnn Sis
troduction when It slipped out "Th* only group of Air Explorer Seoul*
The deep lu l and sand was eight
Willi* Peacock, cashier, t- iiiuim ter* ninl their sting*, with Freda 28 to 80 varieties of produce and School facilities,
feet wide, 25 feet long, and loft Slated Tomorrow
next shiriff I* 51r. Owens". Owens hi central Florida, and slated that
fruit
to
supply
the
vsgatalda
buy
The
debt
Incurred
through
the
State hank, extended the (elici Hilton at the piano Itfoughl
a etearnnee for two cars of only
wa* frank in his statement when it w.i» a very enjoyable trip fuf
ing trade that patronizes our sale of Ihe bonds will be repaid
The ChrDlinn Service Men’* tations of their organization*.
all Hi* •xploror*.
18 fret.
lound*
of
applause.
WA
-■
Center Committee. Urn Steele,
market," Sandy Anderson. Man- through the Florida Stale Bank. he said "I think th* Sheriff's of
Ilia lin t loan transaction wa*
Residents along lbs
sand, temporary chairman, will meet
agsr of th* Sanford St at* Farmers* The church will deposit in a fice need* me because I know
lomsthlng
about
the
law*."
shouldered, d se p -ru lte d , a n d tomorrow, at 5 p. m. at the made In April ot 1831 in Philadel
M*rk*t aald In hla wtskly newt special sinking fund account 830
Charlla B*ck reiterated a pre Howord Wolfe
“ wnshboard” road have appealed School Administration Building. phia, ami the house financed then Meet Postponed
letter.
each week. Over a 14 year period
to the Seminole County Hoard of Committee on nomination, by r 5375 is now a shrine. National Thu Enlisted Men's Wives Club
"Hnl*i at tha fteofn-d Stata this will pay all tha Interest semi vious statement that "If It take*
Commissioner* to do something law* anil plnce are expected to ly there are presently In excess rs* ha* postponed It* meeting from Farmers* Market lait w e a k annually and liquidate Hie bonds speech making to win th* altcGon Re-Enli5ts In
-■*v nv» and loan a»*nelotion* tonight lo April 23 due to unfore
I’ve got a hard row to hoe , ,
about the road, which In their report. Each church In the rmmly
amounted to 32 Varieties totaling at they mature.
words, "Is the most dangerous that is willing to ronprratc in III-’ that ire celebrating during I it* seen circumstance*.
but he added, "I Ilk* the work and For 6 More
58,185 package* i t a gro-s vainFay
Lee
and
Manning
Harriett
a* did lilt local First
All msmhers, are anted
piece of road In tha county,"
am qualified for th* position."
project It asked to have thre* by
ls ation of 1711,284.00, ha laid.
Howard Wolfe, chief
were
the
leaden
In
aalei.
Two
Federal.
please taka nola of the
Candidates for the Board of Machinist's Mnt*. ha< Aviation
However, Commissioner B. C. representatives present.
Tha leading varieties, s*M spectacular tales oa Friday pul
County Commissioner* District No. In th* U. ft. Navy for *’x
D»dd, a t the last meeting of tha
Sandy Anderson, wera cabbage, Ihe drive over the top.
' * * v*ar*
Heard of Commissioners, said “K
celery, beam, potato*!, radishes,
The largest single purchase wa* 1 were next to speak. Robert Hill, while lorv'mr with Hue"
«vr• Altaelc
Is n* good as any road in my dis
tomatoes, Iceberg lettuce, and for 13.800 In $500 bonds. Tha sec hlmcr told the Lake Monroe voters Squadron Nine at Hie Naval A ir
trict.”
fru it
ond hlgheit waa for |l,900. Most "I believe the Board of County Facility In Port Lyautey,
*)*♦ French
"Business at th* Sanfurd State of the 70 bonds were told separ- Commissioner* should set up a Moncco.
Residents of the community now
Farmer*' Market, for the month atey to Individuals who wanted to long range road plan for building
threaten legal artlon to win Ihelr
Wolfe, who h**
point and lo get their road put In
of March 7858, was Just about a pul their isvlnga to work fur now roads and road maintenance your* In the Xavv, wax
to condition for use, 'T he money
photo-finish rompared to March the church while receiving live and make a romplel* survey. If ra-rnlloln.-'iit oath hy
I* thare,” they say, “and we want
1085,” th* local Market Manager per cent interest on Ihelr invest- enough money Is not available— Lrmox, f'nmmnnillntmant_
(Ceallaucd Oa Pag* 8li)
school children transported safereported today.
l)-"
Th* monthly commodity report
of unite and valuation, aald Sandy
Andereon, r*v*.»l«
reve.tl* that our mar.
ket dealers■ sold
told 803,8(
803,801 pacVagaa
at a gross valuation of 1707,547.47,
This Is a daer#aia of 8,858
APRIL 8
Admission*
units and a valuation daeraaao of
Mr*. Della Hardy (Sanford)
$1,1)28.80 compared with th* eorSirs. Emma Chandler (Snnford)
responding month last season,
Gary \Vllhanka (Apopka)
said.
Mary Long (Sanford)
Lording rommndltlrs,
Beglnald Smith (Maitland)
Ing to Git report wera
Reginald Irvin (Maitland)
oranges, rslery, grapsfrul
3tary Faltowa (Sanford)
oeh, rad Ithey and tomato**,
Myrtle Powell (Sanford)
Mrs Mary Cogdcll (Sanford)
VA83AR GIRLS
Dlschargta
SHOVELING SNOW
Mra. Dorothy Hlackworth,
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. UR •
(Sanford)
Tha Vaeiar College girls volun
Linda Ethridge (Sanford)
teered for enow-shoveling yester
LuelUa M an and Baby (Sanford)
day when ■ 10-lnch fall hit this
Mr*. Stephen Davit and baby,
community.
W ln.trad (Sanford)
Street* Superintendent
Arnold Sima
Mealy put the girt* to
Lavina Shaw (AHooa)
APB(L •
ins. Shown her* 11.48 an hour helping
VT V h B OPEN HOUSE at Flrat Federal Savings and Loan Aaaociatlon Frida
ill watch on behalf of tha Director* of |ka
B. K. Chapman, municipal parking lo t Ha
it tha ataff at Firat Federal (left to right) Sira. C. I.. Powell, Mra. J. S. Kkern,
Discharge*
Dire* ter of Oalaaavllta aaakaa tha praaaatnMU
Mlaa Barbara F l/nt, and Georg* Touhy. (Phot* by Jameson)
Kthal Muaa (Sanford)
Deeply Rutted Road
May Prove Hazard
To Drivers, Buses
Fund Is Started
For Steve Peters
Big Crowd Attends Ho*usholder Is Speaker
First Federal Open
s h r in e
House Friday Night
Volunteer Fire
Depl. To Discuss
Dues At Next Meet
Air Explorer Group
Visits Local NAAS
Local Church Has
Successful Drive
Hospital Notes
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If you have property tn sell—aik a b u t tho HAN5BROUOH
METHOD—the PROVEN SUCCESSFUL WAY to BUY and
SELL PROPERTY ot It* PAIR MARKET VALUE! Call
ORLANDO 4<A7I COLLECT—or Writ* u* and wo'll gladly oxplain th* HANSBROUCH AUCTION METHOD to you I
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1b 1010. Standing al attonUoa a rt member! of tho flattop'* crow* I
Jiobin Mood
f irm A Alloa
J«B Forum
1 Lore Lucy .
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Open H o t ii*
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A r t h u r t ln d f r e r
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BIGGEST BUY OF AIL FINE CABS
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TH E YEAR A H E A D C A R !
WINTER PARK—1331 Rinr,K.
WOOD DR. 3-Bed room HOME
and extra BUILDING SITE
TUESDAY. APRIL 10 - •
I ill) P. M.
Thl» modern alr-ronditloned
horn* it situated on a nicely
lendicaped lot 7htl0d ft. Thera
It alto an adjoining lot borderln« on Lawrenc* Ave. (Park
Ave.) . There are plenty of cltrua tree*. Tha home la of ioneret* block contlruetlon with
hardwood (oik. floor* and dou
ble eliding door cloieta. The
roof |a Johni-Manville Asphalt
ihlngle Thi* beautiful home la
only 'i yean old and look* brand
new. All window* ara aluminum
Jalouile typ* with tlje dlle.
OuUUnrilng feature le th#
uhiiatml decorntive knotty-plne
trimmed room divider leading
Into a moat attractive dining
and kitchen area. Thera I*
p a n e plumbing thrvout tha
houia with copp«r pipe-.ser
viced with city water, Tha
houia I* equipped with a fi. E.
oil furnace for healjng with a
pump air conditioner with well.
The overflow water iprlnkle*
tha lawn. >
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General Insurance
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
*12 EAST FIRST STREET
PHONE 7*
H. JAMES Gtrr
JAMES B. GUT
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LIB R A R Y A SSIST A N T
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CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
CITY OF SANFORD
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'{ Application* for the poiitlnn of Library Assistant will ba aojcipad a* th* Chril Service Offlea In tho (qjly H ill between tho
J lioura of UiOO A. M, and 1i OO P. R. All applicant! muit j*.
i lido wHMn the City llmlta of Hanford, ba of good character,
t courteous, honest and dapandablf j and, not ovar th* aga of 48.
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Mack N ClereTand Jr., S«crolary
N. O. Garner, Eiamlner
^ ■ p r » r * " ,,iri
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II ■ e
H80 P. If.
15*8 CHICHESTER AVE
ORLANDO "BEVERLY
SHORES" SECTION
It I* of matonry conatrue.tlon («mall block) with hard
wood floor* and Venetian bllndi
thruout. Th* wall* are furred.
Th* home la a c*nt«r hall type,
with a larra living room, full
alio dining mom and an uniitual 21 font long Florida room,
that 1* lalnuated and hat a tilt
floor. There la a larga matter
bedroom,
another
bedroom
and
—
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den that can eaally ba uied aa
a third bedroom. Tha bathroom
1* tlla with tub and ihower
The beautiful modern kitch
en with bulll-ln cabinet* and
a double sink Is a woman’* dalight. Thar* la _—
alio « aingla
hut large attached garage with
utility mom.. Plenty of room
for an additional hath, Tha
house It heated with an’ oil
floor furnace, thermottatlrally
control led, Thera a rt plenty ef
electric outlet*.
•PLANNING
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BUY—
, W ! t V n r ^ fnr ln,p!ftAon
A- M. TJay af Ac
H5Hl,7i*h J'/lpf'J1 r*pra*#ituilv*e on'ihe,ground*
TERMS: r30%
down ■■
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am
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fer deecriptlra,folder* on *lhf»*
and alher
propertie*.
Yours for tho price of o '
medium price cor... or ovon a
fully equipped "low price" cert
Lumber A Supply Yard
•RONNIE R" RANCH
SANFORD Car. Ith St. ft
Near
QUINCY en Florida
Maple A*e,
Consist* of office building. 3
Hwy.
Miie. from
warehouse!, 1 lumber *hrd
- Tallekaiaee
(280,000 ft. of lumbtr). Office
hei u f e , rash register, desk and Outstanding farm and Ra.ich—
cabinet!. Equipment Includes Ideal for horse farm, dairy e?
1-ton and 2-ton trucki.
L Duda Ranch,
P o w trS ty lm *
CH RYSLER
J i a i l l T III V OF ALL FINE GARS I
UUTEI- "0,ICT'
|-|A N S B R O U G J _j
j For further Information too tht examiner.
1
SANFORD DRIVE-IN THEATRE
TONICJHT!— TlSO P. M.
lltty. 4A and Comiron A t *,
•
t
.128 Car Capacity
■ > 'Modern Maionry Refreihaieal Stand ’
Pared Drlrowayc
Thli U an nulstandlnjr inveatmonl opportunity to purchata
a profltahlo Drive-In Thentte on a prim* loration—at th i baBinning or It* Lett arnenna—ipiing and auminer. AH ynU have
tn .in—la install tl.e apeak at*, projector, nn.l anugd #t|ulpmenl
and >n.i r«n becin npetatlnn nf a mn»t lucrative hukin#**,
The Drive-In Theatre hoe a rapacity nf 320 cara—hat IflO
elevated rtationa with underground Iniulated wirinc and opoakor pint* that at* act in concrete. Tha.drlvo-waya aro all pavod*
There’* a tarn* acreen; Illuminated program dliplay *l*n at
erttranc* and ntaaonary ticket ntflee, Tharo'i alio a larta makonry rofrethment stand with tnilot and aanllary facllltiea and
nn Iniulated and fireproof prnjertion room.
The entire premlaea are floodlighted and all ontranroi and
oxlta a rt welt.Illuminated.
A deep well with electric pump end preeeure tank anuroe an
nmole aunplo of water. All the hulldince are comparatively new
and ip cuellent condition. The ground* are attractive and wellkept and the entire property will require a minimum of main
tenance for n lone time In come.
E'luinmrnt InrTudr* a Mix Monitor Fountain, a Chef Matter
Deluxe llot Dog Machine, a Peanut Roatter, a Cory Mqt Platt,
a double elnlr'and an Electric Hot K^t4rvhfaf4r. J \-
BILL KIRK MOTORS
206 Commercial Ave.
Ph.47
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Mr*. White’* nl*l*r,' Mm. .N,
S tru n n i ami Mr, Slennrd.
a
V.F.v.r# PRESENTS
I'AI.NT IIIIL 'S II
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m il Mr. nnil Mr*. Nrlumi Nn<h
•>f OrUinlii nllriiilril Ihp Sm iriin
Sfl-virr* m Ksntrr Sumln.V, llirli
Mr. nml Mr*. \'. II. Hlrunri!.
ilrnvp In Tnm|>n Mill St. I’r lr ,* Your Vole
hurc. Thry Innk llir «L.v IIiip lim p Mr. nml Mi* llm nlil l.lli'iv nml
Mr. niul Mt*. Ilinri W hilr nf \Vnl*
nivl pnjnypil n |iirnlr iltmipr mi flip
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* trip In Ihr Fn*t l'nn*l T up **
(‘niitpnny,
ilny nml
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rnllpd In Hi# Vnnuhn NiiMrii-**
Mr. nml Mi*. Jniiif* M ilirnlh
Ini’. In K p I’ii I'nik In
ill riili-i Iniuril nl iliniirr un Un .In
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hrit. Mr, Hint Ml*. Slnurirp IVi y
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nml i hllilrrii. April nml Mniirirr
fnmily.
Jr.. Mr. nml Mr*. Ilrr*ilip | llpinMr. nml M u. Nmin m i l.il.by nf ulPlt nml rhihltrii, Itnl.py nml
For County ComtHkdiinrr
rnrllnm l, Mp , M iiin l in Inun S I pvp H, Willinm Mrt.miRhlnn nml
tMiillilny fur n few ilny* £-i*i| Uilll Jnnir* Rnlirrt.
IHnlrlrl .’»
Mr. mill Mi*. N. 11 Hlpuniil I p I!nI pH RIpvmn, u im I* pinplnyWill lie A|t|>mililt'd
fm-p «tnrllnir un nn p x I pih IpiI t i ip pil nl llip W lnlrr I'nik Trippimii™
m r r th# nlnlp.
I'urp,, Irfl ln*t h'rlilny fnr n i Iiip p
( miilly Keniili'iii 20 Yi'ftrs
Tlip I.Mnpvnml I m irlit I 'lull iniunth Irnimnir purl".I nl NmiU*
mp| \Vrilnp»iiny fnr il* nmnthly ri'ii Klprlrir Srym uur, Iml. Mr, (I'll. I'nlltlrnl Ail . ■ i'niil fnr Hy
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mpnilirr# ptpnpnt. After ihp tllu- ppw fi|iil|im r n t Ihnt w ill Hr I n 1
Homer
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HIIOWtiltOHNOS ON
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HANFORD
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FRI.
APRIL
Oiip liny Only— I A 0 P. M.
Huntlrriln Of Kenttiren
Cn|ii. K n g c r c r nm l I l l s
Fin Ii (ini; I .ions A Tin cm
See “ Ilia Rio" llv ActonJ
|)rinoiii*lnitlons The. Ilia*
Kesl F.lrphnnl On Fnrth
Acrolmln A Cloivna
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LOAN SERVICE
C o m m e r c ia l
O P U K A T IO N
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VISIT THE
NATIONAL
PARKS
No Advaace Notice Needed
Wo dispense with many ol tho usual preliminaries to that
you can got m oney almost aa soon as you oak lot IL
fo r B e tte r
F lo r id a F a r m in g
Terms Are Flexible
Yoti.youisolf.may aolaul the dales on w hich you wish to
make payments, oven the monthly amounts you wish
*..and luarn what
mak&s America great I
to ropny.
SptauUd foreili.,,m**niAc*ol lakes and towarioi
peaks...villas to excila
lbs cya‘and historic silt*
to stir tbs heart - all ihesa
art pan of Antrica'i great
. National Parks System -*
and they, belong to you.
This year, taka your family
to saa one of lbs Parka. It’s
a trip you'll oavtr forget.
uverything Is Private
Every transaction la conaidoiod a strictly personal and^
confidential m attes. . . only you will know about iL
Top-Notch Sendee All Tbe Way
Everything about our scivico from start to finish is do*
ligned to suit you and your pockolbook. No othoi plan
combines such convenience and privacy with so much
flexibility and spaed.
New National
tlaiktl firrntn *r# ivilrhins mar* imt rnnre In *ltrlritily
P»ik* Mip
with
Jth ristailed
detailed
la ipttd * a il. Imp*'* rffirltatf. Inm u* prnhli. Fnr ia>
data on
•liar*, mtnjr dairy firmrn i n row iniulltai lights in th*
sights to let,
thugs to
do, facilitis*
fmon of milking iiilli In prnvidt bclltr illumiBilioa during
milking. Mikn importing for uslution
svaUtM t
m ho,
ipecd* milking
bj hind nr mithiae. Laok iround yrwr firm . . . l i m i g
SET.YOUR
*()* electricity can auk* jo ut (arming non tBr.tonL
G .A
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doftririly lightaM the *ark nf the firmer’« *dfa. Me
DEALER
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Fnr nampla, htating valtr alecirically » clafnir. ufer,
111 W ESTJIRST. STREET
and manarenamical in an ail-elacuie kilcba Uuadrp. . .
nn iba farm or la ta*ni
Sanford, Florida
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herd la a breed ‘of salesman that sp\ i t the front doer with s atory about a
award that he ean win If only he gala
■h vote*. To "vote" for him, on* must
fy check a Ust'of favorite magazines.
All thoaa—and they ere legion—who
rg dealt with this fetching but not enw factual anpreaeh to sailing ,megasln*
Ions will be pleased to know shout
i breed who got his come-uppsne*.
jihtlgn, not at tha hands of some
Sd man of tha house, A teenager
salesman charmingly made hls pitch
it fittin g votes for ths Mg popularity
t , and proffsrsd a Hit of magailnea.
... taanager. glad-to oblige, checked her
marltSA Whereupon th* aslenmnn rlllen
, .j * R batch Of form*, sxpreanert sppreHntlnn
s
gfrl’l vote, and handed her s bill for
•iltW ir subscriptions to ths msgMlnea eh*
■lM picked.
It didn’t work. The girl balked and
y said that all she'd had in mind was
..jritjr votes, not subscription*. Reeultt
fhony isisnmsn with hsdly ruffled fen*
lira. Aren't teenagers wonderful, someJ B ft-i.
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Tha Sanford Herald
OSr g u m M M ts f 1*4 H sd w
S H s it i, *N t|< S
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t.
C tie iiir a
h i
p io li Mi-
r « iH H H « ,.
ffiirmimsat.
spsnly thalr all-eut stuck to do___ „be___
_____la rtr*y mspeet fee Itella, The vlo.
Whet
said__
Is ____
as surprise
hrdroiaa . . . whM . war Uses af It made misy Wsotfrn.
2?J S * ? * J ' L
#" * oa< ,,f
wIp* 8Ut
UBlu® chufH were teMag piece or lay
»Wt*e end Russia. He said, la *f. sheeA
feet, there aro lou of were te skia gut aa obvious oxpUaatlM'for
a tat sad making war doesa't have the downgrading of. Stella — to
u be one *f the*. .
obvlsue 11
'»•* *"■ bsllevtd- V
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,t h
gaetrtao hue
WetfMV 1*°®* Oeorgl Mil® "1
ookov, Sulla's successor who ws*
l4etlci a®4 policies. Re said Com- g4Wtgrsdtd himself te a aubormualsts everywhere should try te dlnsts position:
take over where they cas by legal l w* decided te eppeoo .the cult
moans: by getting late nation*! of personality because It loads to
toklslalures or parUsmoats.
a person being worshipped and
gut (a eountrios which can’t be ***nluell> endowed with suparni.
taball thst way, he said, revolu. luril Powers- P * wbo1* thLn*
uon msy •* neeesiary, In show- U^ed-the 'sork of the Communist
|n| h# hM BOt 4l)andoo#d u,* |a,a p*Hy lUolf.
£
, r conquest by volenc*. wbsn President Eitenbower hat no
poacoful moans can't, be used, he illusions about tho Soviets, as hs
Mld;
told hla news eosforenco this
Wu*-
•• - • *. - fc
K
'Big Government' Getting Bigger •*»,
People 60 lo 80:
Tear Out This Ad
Campaign In Full Swing
;5!,,.2 'i« V ‘.dSiS5w,52
Th* 8#mlno1* County political cimnAlgn
Is now In full awing with two of ths Dsmocritic Rslllsa under ths belts ofHJi* voters.
With the eerie silanes whleh esrrisd with
it in ominous not* broken It Is expected now
thst ths reel Issues between candidates will
slowly be presented and offer a fitting ellmax to the 1966 race on May 8.
Perhaps the most *]»rmlng part ef the
campaign Is the fact that votera wishing
to Inform themselves on the qualifications
of tha candidates begin thinning out of tha
audiences long before the entire roster of
CAnriM.te, k .v . h.d .n »n»rtui,lly to h .v .
tnelr say.
»««*pt high (pending
*'V j i t l l W i h l &emrr asa?l
Ia HumVhrer who? eiked b» •
smite committee whether federal
eptading la rising, replied: "Th*
country la gattlns bigger."
*mrw«leaa have beta h.ard
ft™ ^ i 5 i l r i a ! / Z T u t U r * '
monihiy budstia of oconomie onaiy(u highly regarded in business
circlts, said last month:
"it look* is thouih tha public
spending lobbies havs forcsd a
"
JJ,, Illinois Bmlneea Review,
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failure* decreased during the week ending
March
22 from
300 In th* preceding..,..
week
s_
l* i___t_____ i i_
1,.
to nna
208. At .the
lowest level In ten weeks,
failures were below last year's toll of 232
and the corresponding 1954 week’s level of
Industry and trsd* groups reported
227. All Indi
decrease* in
Ino. and shall state ths plar* et
rssidsec* tnd putt afflet address
of th* clitmsnt, and shell h* sworn
to by tho claimant, hi* *a*nt. nr
hi* »ttnrn*r. snd any ittch claim
«r dsmtnd n si ** fll*4 shsil bs
vsid.
nnuslsa Sisnstrnm
A« iH cu m r nf th* t^st
w ill ind T-*l*m«nt nf
HII L I. A ||
d*e«»,*4
rn iitU r Rtsnilrnm
Attorn*, fnr K lie ls
l:dn*r<i» nultdlng
Sanford, Flnilde
iy
H
R u s s i a n s . erormi
E fts
published by the University of li
l t la reassuring to not* thst business Unol* Ceiieio of Commons. In its
TODAY*(I BIBLE VERSE
’ Why shouldst thou middle to thy hurtf
Klnge 14il®—We should not try to 1mo si our will on friends and neighbors. A
Ittle charity might cura this tendency.
_
“ “ • bowUdormsnt o m the aaoUry mjwtty , , , w8Uid bring "There Is ne discsntlblo basic
troatmsat aow given Stella or b*. |ba)|j _ ( (aadMioaa Insuring thn ehnngn la the fundamental pur.
revo.
2r*^i Implomentitlon of fundamental so- P°f*»a ef
^ commttalnmrwerld
'
s and the ae^sUed dlctitnr.
. la countries where eipL •Up ef the proletariat through
ism la still strong asd where U
**
“T ~
ttUsm
eontrole an enormoui mUltary sod .
^l.m IStt'LiioL]1?)?.* *
Church Expansion
‘ » machine. Uie serious resist. « •« S H f ® tav? m K *
Expenditure! for religious construction
ef the reactionary forces is ^
tW y r i f Usli."
during 1055 were s ’record $760 million—up
ay ITEBL1NO P. GBBKN
soo,000,000 lower than the present Interest rate* on governmont so- inevitable.
Kisenhowed said Secretary of
SR per cent
in W
. from
„ the
. previous
. . . year—and
.
—ASHINGTON
..... .............
.govern.
----- forecast ef 104,100,000.000.
euritles, which hat helped boost 'Tbsr* the transition of toclsl- gtlW j>ullsi agree* with him. But
19B6 auch spending la expected to reach $900 ment" Is letting bigger under the The budget contained a reply 10 merest paymints lo an estlraetod ,,m wUI Pneit<l • mW eendWon* DuU#» has been a lot more mund.
million.
EUenhower edmlssllration. end tho «CCusatlone of a budget policy shift. „
b,[UoB doll|r| ln 1M7 Thlf »f «n acute class rsvoluUonsry lbout ,n „ prtl,|Bi hls view.. Ho
8nnford and Seminole County are rscslv- Democratic Congress seem* will- Though expenditures will rise $1,.
...
^ . stmggls.
hl< wnmin,,, wondered out loud
Ing their ehsrt of this vsat expsneldh In
ln« w hi|P 11 «row' . . «o.000,o« above those of th. fiscal '
e*nt
. This we.said before tho Reds, what the Russians wtro ip In.
nrnwrean nil avor the
isotlnW rhuvrhsn Proeidsnt Elisnhowor’a flKil year ending Junn 10, Elsonhowsr }•«. whoreis tno dent lUsir has eallina theirformer bossan Inspt
nhtirrh hnlMtn»s and
i. * 1MT budget sharply reversed the said, ■ roUntlSsa search for econo- Increased only about 0 per etnt.
murderer end mantel.ease, began
enuren bulldlnga, nnn ehurrh e .pnnalon hern downtr(Dd ^ bin three preceding miss wUI continue and the tea. Businessmen, an the other hand,------ *
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la pnsnomenal ana we re proud or tns stepsbudgets. No# seme experts think payer will continue te get "greeter have found little tbser In thonvlAIIOW PENSTIATCI
being taken to give every parson an oppor- its tti.ooe.ooo.oos spendingrequest and graitar vslua ter each dollar dsnee which tha budgat gtvaa of
• o r a aiULL
tuntty to worship in their own wny.
was ea underestimate from tho spent."
atoppod-up regulatory activity. AU
ulfi
-with Congroso still te he Revenue, iwsllsd by protpsrlty, the reiulftory
cemmlsslnns ere LUTON, England 1UP — A, bras*.
Into
heard from.
havo bun climbing avaa more r*«mm#ndad for Incroasad funds £ .
IJ'® Jtha air
Agriculture Department atparta rapidly than oxpandlturaa.
**4 intilruit activity la being 6y *
c*mi <,a*!1 on 11< . . . end mall It today to find nut
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predict the Ssnete'l liberally Rocelpts are axpsctsd to run 4M »l*PP*d up. The budget calls for
Stephen Erown s head haw ynu can still apply for a
Probably A SwSSt note to msRy Industries amended firm bill, If finally billion dollars hlghsr than tha orl- increase* of about *> par esnt f«r *n4 penetreled an Inch Into hi* n.ooo Ufa Insurance policy to halo
In Florid* is ths news thst mors then $200 adopted, would add a billion del. | Snil so billloa asUmat# for IMS, both tho Federal Trad* Commit- brltns
take cart of final txpsn a withmillion, sn increase of $18 million, In pro. »» to Elsenhower'* planned firm and Humphrey aeknewlediod that
»"d th# JusUca Dapartmsnl'a Itsphan ealmly walked naarly nut burdtninv your family.
poxsd Government contracts were reserved •u^|nyn.
tho IMT estlmato may alse.b# antitrust division.
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You handle tha antira train....
s k i . ah* nisi.*’"
action
by. mall
OLD AM
for exclusive competitive sward to _#
smalt
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BOWING RACER
f 011 *« tn'» out, piaai*7
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,u- for wditlonel mllllsry fund* to tax eolloetioA forocasta.
firms during
th*
first
eight
mtmtha
of
tha
mia(
the
aircraft
and
suldad
ml*.
while
LAKELAND un
iff *- Th*
Th#
with
thai arrow s t u i l l . R a n b a b u i t . i s o. on.,
i o.
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,
T.
si *e
t
m i * v s i i i m o t rDemocrats,
i i i ,
w
n u * |ganarally
« n « n i i 7 ifai*
i n i rFlorida
iDrttii
i n * tboy,
w/i w
iiti m
current fiacal yetr under the Smell Buaineaa in# challtnie of Rutile. If thgy vorlm the new and •spandad waJ* Seuthtra ColUia vanity and Jun* atlckini out of th# top of hli skull hfetioe. No *>no will nil on you!
Anmlnlstrstlnn'e cooperative programs with succeed, ths military budgst, *1- ftr* prtgrams which contributed lor vanity won rowing raes* from wai taken lo a hospital. Doctor#
.Writ# todoy. olmnly giving your
other Federal agencies.
ready boostsd a billion from thU
• m million dollar lecrttsa Amarlcia Inttmallonal Collago sod hls condition ws satlsfatory name, address and age. Mall to
Florida firm* have taken sn active part y m * w<,ud 1111 up
for domestic clvUIan function!, crow* yesterday. The Soulhorn and that iho arrow would be ro- Old American Ins. Co., SWc«l
In bidding for their share of the onnrmnm El-snhower's money requeue for hav* found other items to erltictio. vanity won by two length# and moved after an X-ray examine- pth, Dept L409B. Kansas City,
JvwtUXw
hi
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clvUli" b' M«“ ■«d "n"*«^rlty The** includt Ih* shift te higher the Jeyveet by thrsv
tion.
Ma.
contracts swarded bj Governmental agen- prngr*ms added up to 111 billion
dollar*, a eew record,
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Developmente ilnce January.
•
Monday, April 5,1058
.
■giAinsMASUoir
AF Mows Aastyet
WAAHINGTON un - W|ht sow«h*i S tot *f people ee*. ptuiled
about ta* guseiaiu — you may
wist te pasts a few of N thrush.
ehcv'e phrases la your hat for
(uturo reforeeee.
As a result ef Ih* Russians* mw,
■oft Mao and thslr downgrading of
Stslln, thU has become ouo of the
everwerksd quSsUotu of tho deyt
Are the Russians changing? Jt'a
a way of saying: aro thoy reform,
lag?
Yot Nikita Khrushchev, the Com*
munlst party boos, la his speoeb
to the party's goth Congrea* In
Pobruary made it plain the basic
Communist d o c tr in e hasn't
changed: they iatoad lo take ever
the world.
Kbruschsv'g osprossed !nt«n-
the Director at th* florid* \ tell when one will dart Into the etreet or
ride hie or her bike directly into the path
of your car.
We would Ilk* to point to th4 figures Col..
Klrkman fives in hla plea to motorists dur
ing April’s "child pedestrian safety" cam
t,Involving children at play during paign. There were 318,000 children under
15 years of age who were Injured In motor
rgrm spring and summer months.
I the weather grows warmer and the traffic crashes during 1054 and over 4,00
■fen get out on the streets and highways werp killed.
iy, It Is good advice to the motorist to
it's an awful record and one that we
>it that the children are seen and not cannot be proud of by any manner of means
in Florida or In any of the other 47 states
t Klrkman mad* it plain that "during across our nation.
Mtlng warm weather children will be
W* appeal to you, If you're a motorist,
i y all over the place, meaning that to join hands In a successful attempt to let
the children live, laugh, and enjoy them
selves because children should be seen—not
hurt!
;nag«n Wonderful
- _
m is T E L F O R D n oo n w i.v, doc»s**di that HO flUd hi* pttltlon
f*r final dlscnsra*. ana that ho
will apply to tho llonorabto Krniat
Hcuihnldir. County luda* nf sentInnl# County, Florida, oa tha 4tb
day of May. t i l * for approval af
• am* and Mr final dlacharaa aa
AdmlnMIralnr of Ih* **l*t* of IRIO
T Kt.Fo itD ooom vt.v. d*«**»*s, aa
thl* imh day *f March, ISIS,
tint'd 1.AS STRN'BTnnu
d*c*as*d.
VDTtCM
IVVITATIO V FOR RltlS
rn tR T o f ra w c o v u t y
duk.
iMssivni.pl r n i ’ NTV,
Mai trial for hulidlno two tool
s t v t k n r pi.onin*.
ronini apprpslmato total aroa 11'
tv HR THIS r.STA Ti; «»*
U i f S Z l One T G L ru tiD utxiD W iv.
n tcf *t*d
■ne 4
whi c h you, »
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>» e w n k s T *
Tf, All W bea IS Nap t a w ir s i
Nolle# 1* hsrsby olvsn that flout.
U* H'-natrnm flUd hls final r«port
a* AdmlnUiramr of tbo **loto of
ec ljll offlr* IH th* murl
'«• #» •* i County kl H.nfoid
J lf* f c W l l l
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eolondor
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''•etlo n Tof
li n Bf.
o lle.,h« Koch
im #r Stmand thoii b» m writ-
• 14' and alio intialllna a loft la
Cnit No, I I Sanford mat* Ftrm ir*'
Mark*!, HanMrd. Florida. Malarial*
lumtxr, rnnerat*. al-ctrl<at. plumb
ing, hardwar-. fnaulallns malarial
• lr. For dtialla writ* mat* Farm •ra> Mark-t- Boa t i l l , W lattr
llavan, Florida I’hnn* S ill.
turr»nt >«“*• d*«nb« the d«u‘ r‘h,!„i**or
*11°
i I*•? hud,"t
tn ?1
■ generation
mors.
It reports thst govsrnmcw sg*»
ejtl B0W ,hD* «uttls foor" of tho
Budget Bureau. Nearly all sgsnei*», it ssys. turned In budget roqusste higher thin the "targets”
liilgnsd them by tho burssu—and
nearly tU wars recommended for
mere money la tho flail message.
The Budget Bureau neither de
nied nor confirmed this. A spokee.
man referred te a 1PS4 ruling ef
the bureau which dtciaree that
all preliminary budget estimate*
of th* agenciee ar# "canfMentlal
basic data," hence not te ho di
vulged.
Th* National City Bank Letter
celled attention to doubt* which
have bean expressed "at to whsth
sr expenditures may not bo seri
ously underestimated ae were tha
Initial tstlmatea far fiscal 'M."
Klaanhewar originally animated's*
(current flical year apanding tl.
'ju stimUFTISG"?
VXWt NOW AND TMXN, WS IHB
\ scrota lomeon* who leemi to
think that 1658 cars do not offer
anything really new-just * little
face lifting from the year before.
gplit-iscond reiponie ln th* Irtt
inch of pedal travel —phu the
"switch the pitch” at full acceler
ation, which no one else has yet
approached.
W* won't try to apeak for the
•utomobll* industry. But we
certainly can speak for Buick.
Tho ff/de Is Now
E
And let us announce In no uncer
tain term s-it’s the newest thing
on wheels.
Tho Styling Is New
1
Sure, it looks Ilk* e Buick.
But it has a new V.prawed grill*
thst soys 1650 and no mistake.
The hood's new-the fender ports
•ro new-the sweepipear la new—
end it ell adds up to a new sweepahead look thst ends in • itaiy
new slant to the rear contour*.
But thst, friends, Is only tho
beginning.
Tho Im
5:00 P.M. TUESDAY, APRIL 10
Chamber of Commerce
To coil springs on all four
wheels, s brawny X-braced frame,
end torque-tube drive, the engi
neers have added deep-oil shock
absorliers to give new loftness,
new buoyancy, new comfort, and
a brand-new "sense of direction"
handling response.
T L a
i u e i fa
>Wf rl ai w
i f ffl n f w
All IBM Buickx have new
S22-eubic-lnch V8's-with record
hlgha in power and compression
—with unique new double "Y"
manifolding to step up efldeucy
-w ith now carburetor "deicing"
-a n d a host of other new feshneff
to make owning t Buick pure
pleasure.
Tho Thr/lf 1> Mow
And the surest way for ym f
to find out how right we are, is to
sample a 1956 Buick yourself.
As we said before, this ia the best
Buick |/ef-b y a wide measure—
and when you leam th* price*
we're quoting, you'll know why
this Buick Is one of the three
belt tellers In today's market.
It takes s lot more than face lift
ing to produce such a winner as
this,
*.V«uAdcmftd Variable Pitch DvmRms
it iK»only Dunofioto Buick bvlldt today,
ft Is Neiwfans on Boodmotloc, Super m
CMvni-options! at sssdast a N ’M i:
m (As Special.
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!-.■ ta ttm sk' j..i :'i
Pynwffow® Is Mow
’ It Introduces w h it the
engineers cell "double regenera
tion"-which means • doubleaction takeoff. It gtves you mw ,
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION M AY 8th
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1 THE SANFORD HERALD
Mott.-Apr. 9, 1956
Papa 5
John Kader Elected
Southside P-TA
President A t Meet
TH* Soiith'W* P.TA w*s r«Hart to ord*r Thursday nlfht hy
Mr*, Gustav* Bamberger preiident.
Routine business matter* were
discussed and a report wa* given
by the treaHirer. Mr*. Ren Winfine, library chairman, reported
that 3.WI *hlch wa* the P-TA
money project for the year, had
been *pent on hook* for th* first
and lecnnd trader*.
Report* wer« airen .from th*
nominating committee and thn»e
•elected were: pre*ldent, John
Kader: first vlr# president, Mr*.
0. Ramberger: eerond vice pre*|.
dent, Mr*. J. C. Mitchell; seerttary, Mra. John L. Lee; treaaurer,
O. J. Walton: and hlitorlan, the
n*v, David Carneflx.
Tti# first yrad* won the atten
dance prli*. Hnetet*ei for tha
evening wert tha mom mothers
from th» room* of Mra. Earn**tin# Weatphal, Sir*. Jan* Tit•haw, MI*a Helen Dodion and
Mr*. Virginia Walker,
MRS. PAUL B. WELLS
The atamp picture that had
been shown to the children wa*
talked about and It wa* reported
that ilnre Christmas over 2.200
dollar* worth of stamp* had been
sold,
Mr*. Mltch*| explained that a
•timmer roundup will be held th#
Mis* Carol M. SkinneY, daugh
first part of May for lh« first
Immediately after th* cere
arail# children who will enter ter nf Mr. and .Mr*. Arthur Lin- mony a small reception vva* held
•chool In .September. This will lie wood Skinner, and Lt. tju l Paul at the hom# of th# bride's pa
a visitor’* day for parent* and Barrett Well*, «on of Mr. and rent* for tha wadding party and
Mr*. Paul S. Wells, lluuatun. Tex. relative*.
fitPL OF T H * YEAR . . Mr*. Harold Chapman, preiident of Rota
For a trip to th* west coast rf
Hlama Phi Sorority wa* chosen a* (llrl of the Year at th# annual
p t- ( harle* rarka Jr. wa* In- were milted in marriage Satur
banquet hltd Friday nlfht. Mr*. W O. Fleming director of tha tmduced by Mr*. Roy Mann, pro day April 7 at 111)0(1 a.iu. in the Florida Mr*. Welt* wor* a lapis
cram chairman who talked o(t First Methodist (’hutch, Sanford, blue tniigaahal linen suit with a
froup presented her with a *ift. (Photo by Jameson)
•‘What To Do Until Tim Doctor by the Rev. Milton II. Wyntt In box Jacket and silk plaid blouse
Comes." He then held a question a beautiful double-ring ceremony. of matching colors. She wore a
,
‘
The church was tasteful Iv de while hat ami gloves along with
and answer period which proved
‘‘very surressful and interesting." corated with white gladioli and patent shoe* and bag. (in her *aRefreshments war# ierved af magnolia leave* along with fern pel she pinned the whit* orenid
from her bridal bouquet.
ter 'the leulon In the trhool and palms.
Organist was Mr*. Albert Hick
Th* couple will reside in l.ak*
lunchroom which wa* dtrorated
with pink and ceri** May Pnlr* •on who played the traditional Mary until May when Lt. Well*
anil seieral will receive his dlsrhaiue.
alnnf with ribbons and flower*. wedding marches
Mra. Harold Chapman, pt**I- Andrew Speer, Mr. and Mra. H.
other selections.
Out-of-town guests Included Mr.
dent of Bet* Slam* Phi Sorority E. Rtenslrom, Mr. and Mra.
Harry M, Weir, sol oi st, sang and Mis. G. Locke Morgnn, Mr.
l “Th# Lord's Prayer.'*
wa* chmen Girl of the Year by Francis Rtenslrom.
and Mrs. James Alexander, Mr
Th* radiant bride, given In an Mr*. Frank Helms all of (Tintthe sorority a t the annual Beta
Mr. and Mra. Sam Thurmond,
marriage hy her father, was lotto, S' C,; Mr. and Mis. Rowfllfma Phi Ritual of Jewel* Ban- Mr, and Mr*. Vnli« William* Jr.,
gowned In a formal dress of land Merrifiold, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
quet held Friday night at the Mia* Jeanette Wnlfpr ami her
white lace ami nylon tulle over Muller, Mrs. Pntor fulken and
Turf Club In Lonfweod. During e*cnrt, John Alexander, Mr*. W,
MONDAY
taffeta. The creation featured a
tha dinner, Mre. Jim Castano, O, Fleming, Mr. and Mra. Jo* U
vic*-pr*iid*nt of th* group pro- Corley, Mlae Dial Boy la and her
W»Jt*ld* P-TA will h'dd It* meet- •cooped neckline outlined In lace Mr*. Knthryn Hamburg of (Vest
•ented a wateoma to the Pledge* sn o rt, Burt Tallamy, Mr, and *»l »t 7:30 p. m. tor *n ilrctlnn anil elbow length sleeves with a Hempstead, N. Y. and Mr. and
•nd read • poem dedicated to Mr*. Robert Berg, Mr. and Sir*, "f oHlcen. Volta William* will be bodice sheered to the waistline. Mr*. I.at Maxry of Ftotlptouf
them.
Robert Cuihlng.
Mr*. Ralph «uc*t *P«»her. All member* ate Tucks from th* waist to the hipMrtt A. A. McCIanahan, repra- «•«#, Mr*. Sfalcolm Lodge, Ml*#,urged to attend this Important I line were outlined with tiny me
dallion* which fell Into point*
tenting tha Pledges, acknowledg Anna Corley and her eicort, meeting.
ed th* welcome, thonked the Andy Anderson, Mr. and Mr*, i circle No. Three of tha First around the hip*. The skirt was
By NAN CUSHING
sorority on beholf of Ihe pledges, Dan Batten, Mr. and Mr*. Ilurbon Christian Church will meet at gathered on to points of medalOur baseball team dtd It again!
presented Mr*.
«r*. w
..« n D, who
wnw Forrell, Mr. and Mra. Gordon 7.30 p.m.with Mr*. E. I,. Ellett, inns and wus very bouffant, tap
■nd proMntod
Caitano,
Thursday night w# sent Edgea* vice president, Is *dvl»or and Frederick. Mr. and Mr*. A. A. 24; ; C hau Ave.Program
leader ering Into a cathedral train.
Her fingertip veil of silk l|lu- water hack to Orlando In defeat.
counsellor of tha pledge# during McCIanahan. Mr. and J in . Alfred „ Mri. A B. Huntley.
lo a crown of Th, ^cotn was 7 (1 and the Kama
their training period, with a Cn?plchf*‘
*n<1w?]jif' c ^ t a V ^ A t
KI*I^JCnli*ML(|
pearls while was nip and tuck all the way.
small gift. Mrs. DontX»®kviia**.‘*Bhfttag* atel Air. a lw flrte M A l- l ^ n
oM wia.'ll.
Keep up th# good work hoy*!
a report of the year’* activities, iac* Tyro.
A. Moreland. 1110 Palmetto, with around her neck she wore a sin
Tuesday. April II, Is Caleer D«y
gle
strand
of
pearls,
a
gift
of
and Mr*. Rudy Hbian read a
Mr*. Su* Stevenson as co-ho*the bridegroom. Miss Skinner at SHS. Thirty-eight different
Founder'* Day Utter from Walter
less,
with
occupation*
carried • prayer hook belonging consultants
W, Rosa. Tha memher* then re
to her greatgrandfather topped ranging alphabetically from art
TUESDAY
peated
tha
Founder'*
Day
with a while orchid and lilies of ist* to velermnrtnns will speak In
Pledge.
the student*. Each student will
Th* Pilot Club wilt hold It* the yalley.
Mr*. W. G. Fleming, director
rrgular business meeting in the
Mr*. Pat Wilson of Frostproof, attend three courses starting at
of the group, than presented the
Yacht Club at ft p m. Board will and sister-in-law nf the bride, 11:18 a.m. and ending at 3 .LI
f Girl of th* Year. Thl* honor wa*
meet at 7:30 p.m.
served ■< matron of honor. Her p.m.
9 voted on oorly In th# year, and
Wednesday In each homeroom
Th* Sanford Garden Club H "r dress was of ballerina length in
until the banquet, tha winner of
tlcultur* Chairmen will meet at cornflower yellow Iridescent taf the dosses will sumniarlt* and
this honor wa* known only to
10 *.m. at th* Garden Center.
feta. A softly draped neckline evaluate Career Day. Everyone
Mr*. Fleming and Mrs. Jo* I.
At I p m the Training Union formed • V at the front and I* hoping Career Day will help
CorUy, th* sponsor of th* group.
member* of Flr*t Baptist Church hack, while a long torso bodice him decide on a vocation
In announcing tha choice of th*
Now for th* tossipl Are key
will attend a Training Union as featured an embroidered yoke
group for th# girl who was tha
sociations! conference at DeLawl and a full gather skirt at the ■•haln* really In style Mary Grace7
moat outstanding member of the
First Raptiit. The bus will Uave hlplins with a large gold liuatls Whal'a the joke about Career
•orority In every respect for this
th* church at 7:00 o'clock.
at ths center hark. Hhe carried a Day? How come the baseball
year. Mrs. ricmlng read * poem
j j r, iw | j j ri< yin P. Cara aie
At 7 p.m. th* Y.W.A.'i will white straw flower haskrt filled hoys won't wash their uniforms?
which wa» written especially for proudly announcing the birth of meet at the home of Miss Mar with spring flowers. Mrs. Wilson “When tha rat's away th# mica
0 .e n d dedicated to Mrs Chapmaji, their -iscond son, James Bur- garet Rcnham, 80S IV. 20th St. wnr* gold shoes and a ysllow will play" how about that Yea‘ flh* than presented Mre. Chop- bridge, April 4 a t the Orlando
Circle of the First Methodist matching band with a cluster of UeT Juanita what's tha secret
man with a gift on behalf of th e . Ajr Force Base Hospital. The Church will meet a* follow*1 at flow-era accenting th* left side.
about rooking gras* In the oven?
sorority,
1 young man weighed 3 lb*. 12'i 9:46 a. m. Circle 1, Mra. 8. F.
Mis* Busan Lynne Skinner, Nancy Travasos sure Is bllst-ted;
Those enjoying tha evening of 0*. Mra. Cara 1* th* former Mis* Richards, 230,1 Key. Ave; Cirri* sister of the bride, was Junior rouhj b* *h« ha* b«en playing
dinner and dancing, and the ex- Janetta Ratliff, daughter of Mr. 2, Mr*. E. S. Higgiiibothnm, 128 bridesmaid and wore a gown with fire?
change of secret “Bel* Buddy” ind Mr*. B. E. Ratliff of this Plnecrest Ave; Circle .1, Mre. slmlllar to that nf th* matron of
gift* included Mr. and Sir*. C. L. city,
Arthur Beckwith, too 20th flt.t honor, She also carried lb* white
Armstrong Jr., Mr. and Mr*.
Circle 4, Mre. J. W. Brown, Old basket filled with flowers.
FRIED BANANAS
Donald Bait*, Mr. and Mr*.
Lake Monro* Rd; and Circle No.
Lt. (jg) Rlehard M Smith
Cut bananas In halves length- S, Mr*. Robert Williams, ROM U.HNR, acted a* best man while
Jam** Castano, Mr. and iflira.
- Harold Chapman, Mr. and Mr*. wlie, Sprinkle lemon, roll them EsiamMa Drive.
usher* were Pat Wilson, brother
Mr*. Elite-Whit* llelnei, who D
* E. C. Harper Jr., Mr. and Mre. In rruahed corn flake* and fry
The Gleaner* CU»s of the Plr»t of th* bride; Lt, (Jgi Don Walk
James Horton Jr., Ml»a Marlon in butter directly over the flex- R«,.tjst Church will meet at th# er, Lt. (Jg) Walter Rue! and Lt. associated with The Frederick Post
in Frederick, Md., is the houseSingletary and her eecort, Lieu- lb!e flame of y«ur automatic hom# of Mra. R. T. Hunt, Ml (Jg) James Wagner,
tenant Ryman, Mr. and Mr*.' rang*. Sarva with main meal E 2nd St. at 7:.10 p. m.
I.at Wilaon, nephew of the guest of Mr. and Mra. R. S. Billhi mar.
Rudy 8lnan, Mr, and Mra, Georgo ’ dish.
The Woman's Bible Class of bride, served a* ring be*r«r.
the First Baptlit Church will
Mr*, Skinner chose for her
Rosa Coke Boyle, daughter of
meet at 7:30 p. m. In th* As daughter'* wedding a wedgowood
sembly Hall at the Educational blue abtath drou of ntogasbnl Mr*. U F. Boy la, 2404 Mallonville
building. Group 8 a* hostesses.
linen which wa* scattered with Ave. ha* been named to tha Dean's
Semlnnl* High School P-TA matching hlu* nallheads. dh* list at Duka University for the r*.
nil) meet at I p. m. because of wor* a sculptured whit* lac* rap cent)/ complete.! fall aamester. To
Caratr Day being at this time. and had all whit* aecesiorln*. make Doin’* list, students must
All membara are urged to attend On baa left shoulder was pinned maintain a scholastic average of
this very important aoislon.
a whlto orchid coraaga,
.18 Out af a possible 4 0.
Double-Ring Ceremony Unites
Carol Skinner, Lt. [jg] Wells
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* Girl Of Year Is Chosen Friday
At Annual Sorority Banquet
Seminole Hi
if i
Limelight
On Lyman
BY ALVIN WINTER
Well, everyone ha* re?up*ratMis* Jan* Eleanor* Carlrlght. candelight ceremony.
ad from th* four day holiday and daughter of tha lata -Mr. and' Orange blossoms, white* pate
thing* have returned to normal Mr*. Chari** Cartrlfht
and poms and carnations formed •
at Lyman.
Henry D. Faint Jr. son of Mr. fitting background for the bridal
You ran really |*l| that Spring and Mr*. Henry 1). Faint Sr. ceremony.
I* her* when you look out on our were united In marring* Sunday
Mra. F. E. Roumtllat 8r. ran*
a t h l e t i c field. Every after- April 8 at 4 p.m. In th« All derrd th* nuptial music. Gives
noon y<^t will *r« baseball prac Soul* Catholic Church by th* In marriage by Henry Faint Or.
Lyoita
In
a the bride wore a ballerina..length
tice. During Ihe past couple of Rev. Richard
week* our team has been mak
whit# nylon tulla droit -with a
ing a good showing, Th* Lymanshoulder tengh veil held tn plai**
Xuunt Dora gam* ended with a Ethel Root Circle
by a hand of oranga blossom*.
score of 14-2 In our favor. Th*
Sh* carried a whit* praybr ttoblg
game proved to be a one-sided Has Routine Meet
topped with a whit* orchid *<N
affair. Mossy Helm* struck out
The Ethel Root Circle nf tha ranted by streamer* of oraog*
13 men on Mount Dora'* tram Congregational Chruch met Mon- blossom* and Illy ef the -valley*
and allowed eflly 2 hit*. Leading day evening for It* refluhr
Serving at matron of honor
hitters for the Greyhound* wets monthly meeting, with Mr*. Jim and only attendant wai Sfrh.
Gene Meek*, Ralph Farina and Eastman, and Mr*. Oiear Jllt- Ruhy# King nf Sanford. Sha
Donald Steven*.
trnw* a* th* host***** for tha wora a ballerina length nylog
The
Lyman-flermont
gem# evening.
•
tul|# gown of orchid and • had
wa* rather r!o>* with a aror* of
The meeting was called to or pink arresanrit*. Mra. King car
7-8 In favor nf Lyman. Mr. der hy th* president, Mr*. Jim ried a pink colonial houtidat of
I’afne, Lyman'* coach, said that Eastman. Mrs. Oscar Zlttrowa carnations featuring pink ltm m «
Ifw a* th* heat gam* of th* sea- led the devotional and Mr*. Bch* »r*.
ion. Billy turnon* went all tho mah. and Mr*. Harold Herbst
Kenneth Faint, brother '»f- thp
way, atrlklna out ten and scatter- gave th* secretary and treasurer's groom, acted a* beat man whilt
Ing eight hit*. Thera was excel report*.
usher wa* Joieph Brady e f
lent aupport from hi* teammate*
Greenpoint, N. Y.
Mr*.
Herbert
Thurston
gave
Mossy Helm* hatted In th* win
Ths groom’s mother *hqe« for
her report on th* strawberry f*«nlng run In th* last Inning.
Ihe
occaiton a pink Ur* d m t
Lyman outhlt Ovldro 9 to 4 tlval. Mr*. Bonner Carter, re with white arce*eorl**, Sha wort
ported
to
the
circle
what
had
but lost thl* lou-*h one 2 to 1 In
a white orchid corsage.
Oveido's favor. Helm* had * no- been mad* a* profit for tb#
A reception was *hatd ImmedU
Brown
B.'other*
merchandise
hit game for 8 Inning*. Leading
ately after .the ceremony at' tn*
hitter* for l.vman were Howard dub. Mr*. Eastman presented home of the groom's parenti ln
Judeb, Donald Stevens with 2 th# Communion Pint**, which th# Castleberry.
,
fo r,3 and walked one. Th* school circle had bought for the church.
Th* rnupl* will reside id Ran*
Mrs. Carter than reported on ford aft*# - M *f honeymoon.
i* proud of their team.
Th* final ropy • material of the Friendly Service group, and
Th* hrlii* was born In Eaitan#
“The Greyhounds." Ivm an't '38 the members she had visited dur Pa., and graduated from th8
ing
the
month.
Mr*.
Thurston',
annual wa* sent off Tuesday hy
Wilson High School In IMS. 'SH*
the Lyman seniors, Right after wa* appolntsd to check .Informa then attended Roosevelt Hhspltal
the material wa* prepared for tion for th* organ redt*! »oon to School of Nursing In New Yorii
Cl Iv ig 1949.
•hipmrm the seniors had a patty be held at tha church.
The meetlnf wa* then adjourned
or should I «a.v a "picnic" on th#
Mr. Faint wa* horn In .Break*
and
delicious
refreshment*
were
tyn, N. Y., and graduated from
athletic field. Everyone had a
good time. Til* seniors were glad served to th# following people: Jackson High School In 6t. At*
to see th* annual go but will he Mr*. Earl Matheny,. Mr*. Jack bans, I,. I, H* t* now p ft remap
anxinu* to *e# It runt* hark at Harden, Mr*. H#rb*rt Thurston, with th* Sanford Flra D ep art
the
'38 annual They are confident Mr*.* Bonner Carter, Mra. Ed mint.
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that It uilt hr on* nf the best an Slmpion, Mi** Gertrude Vlnniq-r,
Ml**
Il*l*n
lYltla,
Mr*.
Owen
nual* prndured In Lyman,
on* of the hest annual* produced '•erelbh, Mrs. Harold 1lerh«t, Lake Monroe p -t A
Mr*. Jim Eastman, Mr*. Gu* SehIn l.yrnan.
Friday, April t3. th* Glee Club mah. Mrs. 0«-*r Z'ttrowa, Mr*. To Meet Monday'
T1** ItV i M«nro* F-TA w!B
will have a convert In tb* school John -lone* Mr*. Ralph Leasing
bold It* monthly meeting Monday
auditorium. It will h* at 8 p.m., and Mis* Mary Jo Robinson.
April 9 a* 7:30 n.m. at the School
under the supervision of Mis.
All the 12th grada English house, Mr, Mllwe* will hie th*
I .and. A dance will he held at
class student* have been writing guest sneaker. (Parenti, help
Bear l.ake after the roneert.
Among th* song* to be sung essay* to auhmlt In the competi your chlld'i room eannt, .9F,,R*
are: “Old Man River." "No Man tion for the lewlve hundred dn|- ten-Big the** meetlnia.1
Mr*.
Pauling
Ktrkpatrl4k(t
I* an Island," "When tb# Saints tar scholarship offered hy th*
Go Matching In," "It's a Grand slat* of Florida for th# belt on* room, th# second and MMrd
Night for Singing." anil the submitted. Tbe them* for thl* grade* nf th* l.ak* Mantvte
■’Buttle Hymn of the Republic." i year'* #i«*y I* "\Ylial j* Being school, hav* decorated tha aeheot
Everyone l» anxiously awaiting Done to Make Sly Horn* Town lunch room w'th very appropriate
t h e Junior-Senior p'rom* T h e a Better Community?" From th# decoration# for tha montk e f
prom will be held at th# Mavfalr Innka nf anm* nf those essay* tha April,
Inn tn Sanford on April 13. A competition will he stiff, There
King and Queen will be chosen will he a |23 dollar (avlng* bond
so everyone will b* looking their for th# hast essay submitted In
hest. It U still a secret as to the hi|h-srhnn|.
PASSI ON P L AY
Well, that la about all thera la
what th# theme of the prom will
be and what will h* served, hut to sav until next week when
I am sure that no on* will he w* will try and tell you a* much
as postihl* about the gnin|s-on
disappointed.
In tl># pteparatlon for the around Lyman. Rea you thinl
From, dance* ar* heinR held In
the hand room of l.yrnan. Two
such affairs hav* taken place
and they were both successful.
The Scn'ors of Lyman are* till
planning for their elai* trip In
Krv Wes I We are all looking fur
ward to the trip and bop# that
nothing will happen to change
our plans.
On* Senior (your* truly) tn
Lyman, has had *ix naw arrivals
at hi* hom*. lit I* not passing
nut cigar* but he 1* Instead pass
ing the word around that h# has
• lx kittens that he would Ilk# to
giv* away to good home*. They
aie grey and white and If anyone
wa* Interested they should call
28-2871 In Longwuod.
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WOMIN1 OUR
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Mynstte bring* you *o much *Underl*lng faihlow,
*o much cool comfort , . . . at such • tiny priest You'll
catch niafty a hreete, and many a compliment In
thia young-hearted caaldreu charmer of fina wove*
cotton with clipped pattern that's waihabla and
wrlnkla-realitant, It'* tha perfect d raii for tha varied
activitlei of todsy'a women! Cool colors
on’ white ground, perfect-fitting. 81** 121a to 33H,
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businct* nr pleasure, enjoy Ihe now sir*
ride huiei, Scenlcrulser or the Hl|hway
Traveler. Greyhound ttrvct all Amer
ica . . . frequent departure* everywhere
. . . service direct to more vacation
area* than any other travel ly iteal
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Houston, T ea.. 30.33 30.03
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tha ptmggllng losers. U ta 1.
die VcMurrary was limiting
Ugghi to oaa hit, a tw o-bafl"
fS ib b ta la the third Inning,
team mates w art «p«btor
tty, Butnar and Bueh for hjti
walks galore. Tha losers* da
Flayer
Bowen, st
McMurray, p
Corley, e
Robinson, Ib
Carter, If. Ib
Christensen, lb
Barks, cf
Morton, cf
Edge, Ib
Sul pixie, Ib
Darla, rf
Whlttet
Totals
GIANTS
CUBS
SL Directors Okay
40 Game Schedule
In Orlando June O with sport*
tngtlng dst* of April JO was sp writers choosing teams from Co
eed by tha Florida StaU League
coa, Orlando, St. Petersburg and
rd of Directors meeting In SanWasi Palm Baach for the South
team and from Gainesville, Palatba, Leesburg and Daytona Beach
for the North.
i k..
Tha lecond half of tha split sea
son wlH begin June 13.
Leesburg airJ Palalke .were of
ficially and unanimously admitted
to the league In the first action
tak*n at tha Sanford meeting.
Gamatime has been scheduled for
weekday night games at 4 o'clock
throughout the league with varying
time* for game starting time when
double haaders and Sunday games
are played.
Climax of th* meeting came
Fir*! Mae* — S /l# Mil* «»■<• ®
Nallron, C s s s
lllmlm, M»4t*ir, when the Board of Directors of the
N*w tilac*, h» * * i M*mory.
Florida Stats League presented
k*« J*w<11, O llaOs H'llj»n » Lliolc*
I , *rr-ini1 liar# — A,TP Mil# 10*4* D U ig u r President John Krider with
' f £ * t W ..k »»d- Hl*i*r Jon** Hu* an Elgin wrist watch for his untlrlt-U hu|i illfl Maddr *1*14.
•dr Hlippar, Julsp's lioy. BflodyIng efforts oh behalf of tha league.
Tha pr*i*njatlon was made by Red
Dulaney, director, from Galne*villa.
Krider, curprUed at tha presenta
ra Na*« — S /IS MU* Urad* H tion, told tha director* "Never beleorh. H*s«r»*d Hpac*.
fora ha* the Florida State League
Ion lll r l Hoon*y Oad»*n H fetch
s«r, llonnir >'alm*L. L*1 *’on „ be*n In such excellent shape." Ha
irlb Kara — B/IS Mila flrad* K aald, "We're going to have the best
'•• Y a * ’ Clll*, Mom l*lnk. U D
iluaar Mouse. Houlhtrn Hiresk, Mr season In the history of tha league.
tu e k r Whirl, Tuna PI*. Della L*.
If you need help,” Krider told
►, M IR Has* — 4/ia him Dead* H
K slrsnl, l.lnflr*. T*l Te*l#r*. D'*l * th* league director*, 'vion’t fall to
« v fa llo a Bltl'a Rest, Nsll U*n. 4*r- call on me. I will ba thara to help
•p w
i r e i * hr* <•*<’ o you in any way.I can.”
L'onnlry t'llppar, Mis* |tos*, ZosaPeter Schaal, secretary of th*
ball*. Rosy liar, Cquniry C®pl**r.
a tiny ll, Mr. Hl-ok* 'Dm. Flpranal* Iragti*, with headquarter* In Or
Y***aib Rara — # 'ia Rlla (trad* c lando, said that th* schedule of
Hw«ii Harmony, Jo* Hlock, Ed linnbap, Duch*** D a ilty , Idsnta Tap. same* for th* I0M season woukJ be
.... turn, niu* Moll. K*rnn«n
in p h lh liar* — B/ta Mile O.-ad* R released Thursday.
K
a „ ClA**y Hprnt Hl«rmy llollar. Hur*
, I’gsh, Hlumhl# IJoy, ll*y llm nny.
Hi rm
K selllnp,
lluplrr,
llodtn
- - r a Dar* — a/ia NSII* Urad* A
•-•Mi** Jubll**, CoiiM>r»»tlun, H*foty
Tim*. Jusl P*r, I'nlmnili, Tmniiy.
* i-T IS ,h y . Illih oi*!, Hw**i Iinrlhy
,, T»*lh Mar* — SIP Mil* lira** T
• . . . . <**•• -Naa*al Cralrnl Flarlda
Orrtk*Mad l i n k , I
Dlfl*'* Vanity, f. M. H-.n*y. Ruah
•'■II. ti*»r lir**m. c|r*ha, H<>«u
. Rorlr, J .t Hlr»*k. Adored
H lsyrath M*.r—a * Mite ft,ad* E
» ' niahh: Ab«. n ip fitly, ItuaIy Com-
LONG WOOD— Popp n*cl« and
Flush Opll, a pp|r «f hcnutlfol
Mark ferrml* greyhounds, h»«d *
b*r, Ml** l.ady Fair. HtilUn'a Ikr. powerful field In the 21 si annual
HilSs Hua, Dial* lu n r.r, Dalnly central Florida drrhy scheduled
tonight at th* Sanfnrd-Orlarwlo
Kennel Club.
Tb* two fast-finishing speed
sters swept lo victory In drrhy
qualifying rare* last w*rk to r«rn
favnrrd mlr* In th* track's hlua
rlhbon classic.
Soap Rock, a two-yrar-old
Tmingster from Ih* Derp Rock
Krnrirls, may draw top harking
from Ih* hug* crowd rsperted
In attend Ih* lop rare of the sea•«n at th* Hanford-Orlando track.
Tunihl* Hug'* Illustrious daugh
ter, who broko In h»ro this season,
has notched nln* wins In 21
TONIGHT
starta.
L *» TTarmon's four-year old
Canncl 4
Rush Call la a veteran of many
campaigns and many Victoria*, In
WMBR-TV
cluding eight here this year.
/
Jet Hlreak, Dear Dream, Ador
ed, Cleaha, Dials'* Vanity and In
Jacknonville
augural winner .1, M. Hon*y
founded out th* all-star field
nt 9:30 p. m.
which will hid for honors over th*
thr**-eighths mil# rours*.
The track close* Its record M a
son Wednesday night and Is ex
pected to show an almost unbe
M Pnl. Adv. hy T- F. Torlter,
lievable gain of 40 percent In mu—
Campaign Treasurer
luel handle nver last year, Ma
tine# performances ar* scheduled
Tuesday and Wednesday at | p.
fCaatioa ad From Page Owe)
do as others do and gat it.*'
John Krider, speaking for tha
first time at a Democratic Rally
aald “ 1H girt you 144 par cent
representation at all times. I baUtvo we’re making progress and I
would like to continue that pro
gress in tha county.”*
W. B. Miller, speaking In bis bahalf for re-election aald "I have en
joyed working for you these first
four years and If you see fit. to
put ma back for another four
Robert Bennett told tha Lake
Monroe School audience “The
problems of the eounty are ao
varied I couldn't begin ta cover
them here tonight. The roads that
ara Important ara tha roads that
you live on. I believe In 17-92 but
I don't Intend to spend all of the
money on It."
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Candidate* lor tha Board of
County Commissioners, District No.
Five spoke next. Gut Schmah aald
“ Bacauau of your confidence la
me 1 am up hart tonight. You've
wanted me before—that was be
fore they bypassed us—they pro
mised us all tha roads wa wanted
- a n d the first thing they did was
dump all of the signs to Lake Monroe In ther Iver.”
Homer Little admitted “ Thera
are so many things to be dona out
here, but the first thing yrfu've got
to do Is get me elected.”
County Commissioner, District
No. Three candidates were next to
speak. Lawrence Swafford of Al
tamonte Springs said ” 1 propose to
visit every district In the county
each month and talk over the problams with tha commissioner of that
dstret.”
Otis Fourekre, the Incumbent
told the audience ” 1 am confused
as to whether my opponent Is
running for eommissioner or
School Superintendent. I believe
we already have a competent
school superintendent."
Speaking for his randklacy as
Justice of the Pesce, District No.
Four. Lewis Tate briefly stated
"All I want to ask you to do Is let
him fopponent) look for another
Job for the next four years.”
W. Hugh Duncan, the incumbent,
said ’’The public welfare Is upper
most In my mind. I am asking
you to support me for another
term in this important office of
the county.”
Senator D o u g I a e Stenatrom,
speaking in behalf of his candidacy
for Stale Senator, aald "I have no
apologies to make for tha aland I
took on reapportionment, If the raapportionment battle ever ends,
Seminole and Brevard County will
be divided and Seminole County
will have Its own senator.”
The manager of hie office In
Seminole County, Mr. Holly, ipoke
in behalf of the candidacy of Paul
Miller for State Seator of tha
37th District. He reiterated Mill
er's platform of making tha Senate
scat a full time job.
Candidates for the House of Re
presentative* spoke next at tha
Lake Monroe Rally.
Don Ralce aald I bclleva we
should send members of mora than
Just one profession to tha House of
Representatives.”
Gordon Frederick dwelt longest
on his familiarity with the people
of Lake Monro* and their needi.
However h# aald "Tha position
your State Representatives will
take on segregation is Important.”
Tommy Stringer told the voter#
st Saturday night's Rally "I don’t
feel that you have to be • lawyer
to know tha wishes of thla slate—
you don't have to ba a lawyer to
serve tha people.”
Wilson Alexander commanted ” 1
mention my experiences to show
you I have had rontaet with p«opls
of all walks of Ilf*. 1 coma to you
In tha rare capacity of a county
man seeking (ha seat of representatlve.”
Candidate* for tha Clark of Clr-
Fraternity Pledget F o reifer R eq u e sts
Are Here Saturday Residents Hold O ff
Carrying Out Policy Burning O f Trash
A group of flv# (rettimiiy
pledges was hi Bauford iaturday
bright and ta rty aarryiag otrt ‘hair
fraternity pobey of “hvipiuf in
stead of hasiag.”
Tha young man, all pladgaa to
th* Tau Epsilon Phi. Tau Alpha
Chapter, of tha University of
Florida spent tho day Saturday
stuffing eampalra envelopes, rak
ing leaves, and elaanlng up la
general a t tha Otlt and Lean
Closet of tha Samlnola Unit
American Cancer Society, located
on East llth St. hare.
Contact with tho fraternity was
made through tha femlnole County
Chamber of Commerce and finer
arrancementi mads irith the Unit
Chairman, Mrs. Gertruda Dingfalder.
The pledget lending their band
to help In tho Seminole County
Unit's effort to set up tho Loon
and Gift Closet and In furthering
their currant fund campaign here,
were: Barry Helcr, Miami Beach:
Bruce Santaerux, Tampa; Anile
Hecbt, Dave Abrams, and Fred
Bolwlnik. all of Miami Beach.
The fire young men left San
ford late Saturday afternoon hitch
hiking their way back to Gaines
ville by a designated route.
County Govtrnmant
Real Batata Valuta
Real Batata Appralaala
Narda of tka Schools
• -Neadi of County Hoapltal
• N*ada «< Caynty H as*
Legal Notice
jT d u i nl a n c i I T ■in
AN D FOR lU S liO L K tO tb T V .
rU IS ID A I* CMANCKRF
n in t h
?ELL CRUMB,
P laintiff.
DIVORCE
nO SEL L CRUMB.
Defendant.
• NOTICE TO DEFEND
■TATE OF FLORIDA. UMEKTINOSl
Tot HOD ELL CRUMB. whoe» r*sldene* and m *lll*a nddrtse l* u sk ltV B .
TUU ARE MEREST NOTIFIED
that lu ll for dlvore* has be«n fll*d
again st you In Ik* Circuit Cosrt
of ••raln ol* County, Florida. In
Ch*nc*ry, by INEt.L CltfM U. Tou
nr* h*r*by r«<iuir*d to III* your
Answor enddor otb*rwlso nl**d In
mrcordanc* with law w ild In* Cltrk
of th* above *njlll*d Court ahO
in M rs* a copy of u n i up*n Tom
Watson, Attorney for P lain tiff at
II* North Mein itro o t, Orlando.
Florida, on or feeforo tho llth
day o f May A. D. l i l t Othurwlso
a Docroo Pro Confoesn w ill ho rnt*red aealn st you for failure to
rn sorro end file your answ*r nr
other d*f*ns*s as r»oulrsd by lew.
WITNEHB the hand and
of
• bs said Court thla Sth day of
April. A D. ISIS.
O P |l*rnd"n
Cfsrh of the clrru lf Court
In and Por Prmlnolo
d is t il
County. Florida
lly K L llurdlck DC
Tom SValron
Attornay for P laintiff
It* North ifaln Hlraat, 10-A
Orlando. Florida
IN T U B C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T i l M
n in t h
j i m i in i. i h u t i t
in
AND FOR SMMINIIt.s: COINTV.
n .o w iU A I.N I. IIA.Nt.*.HV NO.
JA CK N. FOHIIEB,
•TS.
TIIERFH A
FO nilE K ,
MARIA
PlalntKL
CAHIICMEDO
p sf-n A sn t.
DIVORCE
N O T irn TO DEFEND
STATE OF FL O niD A . ORKETINOH:
r t t 'l t w %
and aaalMav * « • • • • I* t i l l C*4*rcrotl Road. Balnmor*. H arris*'!
TOU ARE IIERF.hr NOTIFIED
m at s e ll f*r dl**re* baa b#»n
fil»d (g a in st you In tha Circuit
Court o? fam lnola County, Flerld*.
In Chanrary by JACK N. FOSIIEK
In tha abov* antltlad cause. T on
ara baraby raquirad to 01* your
Anrwrr and /or o tb a m ita plead In
emerdawc* wtlR tsar; w ife tha
Clark at tha ab ort tn tltltd Court
and in tarr« a copy at M ina atmo
Tom Watson Attornay far FHIntlM,
at Si* North Main dlraot, l#-A.
Orlando Florida, on nr baforo tha
llt h day of May A D. M i l O'har.
w ise a Dayraa Pro Confttao w ill
ba anttrad against you for fallura
to ao aaraa and flla your anrwar
nr othar dafaaata aa rauulrad by
law.
WITNEHB my hand and »aal of
tha aald Court ihla dlh day of
April A D t i l l
O P. ffarndon
Ctark of tha Ctrrolf Court
In and far hamlnola County,
Hanford. Florida
(aaal)
By K. L Burdick
Tom tTatran
Attornay far F lalntlff
tjo North Main Itraal, 10A
Utlando, Florida
"IM P Clark
of Circuit Court
ta M n e la county, rion da
Plana M o t n i and Ruah
i t Cart Livingston A n n u a
Urtando, Ptorldn
Publlah March SV-Xf.k
April lad * >ih
8 r. URATU0K. C ALU WELL P a r .
LOUISIANA*'0 1
K K c F a if t .:::';!
the Circuit rV/rLiiM tatb Jud-<-i,|
Circuit. B*»liw>ls C uustj. rin .M .
• Must* at r $earer4.- Florid* T«a
ar* r**'iir*4 to rt*ed to or s i .
•w tr th* nwlt. ecm alalnt. in writ,
in*, ou nr b*rar* April t t . ISIS, t*
th* nffli-* *r tb* Clsrk »f i>*
Circuit Cawrl. Ninth Circuit H-mt.
not* County, F lorida-w t B tn fn r!
Ftnrlda *r a d*crr* prw c e n t .. .,
wilt b* *nl*r*d i s t l n i i ynu « .*
th* car* w ill -p r n n ,H -•> part* M
WITNEHB n r band and s»al u-T
IB THE C fR C trr COUNT A * THE
n i n t h j i T ii f M i. r r a e r r r in
AND FOR ■KWINOI.E COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY
a ISIS
ARflAUET
TALE
WILLIAMS
o L on .
r u in tiff.
If MInrJr * Th*
FLORIDA TIMB8-UNI0N
Daily Dtlivtry :
Phwi# lfS7 for
Prsmyl 9m ic«
S
PRANK F. OLD*.
D efsagaaL
NOTICR TO BKFEND
Tot FRANK F. OLDR. e /o E. ».
OLD*. MEDINA. TEXAHl
Tou ar* hartby nollflad that a
su it has baan brought *««l"*i
Fota for l l v o m . In Iho Clrtult
Court, Ninth Judielal Circuit In
and for «*inlnol* County. Florid*.
Th* till* of tb* «-*»• I* M*iwar*(
Yala W illiams Olds. Plaintiff, vs
Frank F. (Jld*. DafandanL bain*
Clsancaty Cna* No. SUS.
to u *f# haraby nollflad tlist you
nr* ra-inlrad to flla your anawar
to Ih* Illll of Complaint, haralofor* filed In said prortadlne*. wli"
th* Clark *f ClrruU Court of Pamlnot* County. Bamlnol* County Court
lloiiaa, Hanford. Florida, and In
rarr* a ropy tharaof at*on Plain*
llff's atlornay* Plan*. Edwarda and
Hush IS K. Llrlnpalon Avanua,
Orlando. Florida on or bafor# April
SI. IIS*. Ilaralo fall not nr a do
rr#* Pro Cnnfasao w ill b* antarad
ayalnst you
Thla nolle* ahall b* published
nrw* aarli waak for four coot*.
ru lI,a waak* In Ib* Hanford liar*
aid. Hanford. BamlnoU County.
Florid*.
WITNEM for hand and aaal Ih*
O. D. Farrell 310 C. Firs'
For 10 vtara this .storp his
rontistantly observed ’ tha fol.
lowing hourst
W*»k days 9 a, m. to A :lA p. m
Saturdays I . a . iw. In 7:30 p. m
C1os«d from 7:M p. m.
1
Saturday an ill t a. m. Mm.
Arcade Package
STORE
Ms. S. Pearce, 36,
Succumbs Friday
Mr*. Shlrlev A. Prarce. 34. died
at the local hospital at 1:35 a.m.
Friday after a ahort lllneaa. She
waa horn April I, 1920 In Homostead and had lived In Oiteen for
the past 7'A month* She waa •
memhsr of tha First Baptist
Church of Miami.
Legal Notice
Mrs. Pcarca la survived by her
huiband. two step children, mother,
Mrs. Boy C. Hansen, of Homestead;
two slaters. Mr*. F. L Smith of
Miami and Mrs. Donsld Madison of
HNIVBItHAL C. . T. CIJKDIT COHHomestead.
Bi-main* will h* shipped to Mia UOllATION. a c u ,Po , * " 0n.|Mi| nuM
mi for burial and Interment.
RARVET KLEIN, o LEWtH DIN
!!lNa «nd ^ D. *!ORPKLL *• ArtHhtriM ol UamlnoUpCJujtr.^
AA team hoxl
alnrp tha ftn t
1032.
--------------------cult Court were
at Saturday nig
o. P. Iferndo
said "You peop:
generous to m
name has app«i
it I* a rara prli
people of my eo
O. A. Roberta
the office on "T
good Job and I
only candidate
rats# running fo
Pitt Varna# a
proud to *eo Uu
Interaat in their
Robert Cobb b
voters, "I will ai
of tha Board o:
slonera tha proc
Not |uft e** Met. , . you 0*1 O PAIR el iso I <*v*r*
at Ihi'i sol* priest Covsn tor 2-doert asd t doan I*
hasdtam* arorsn plastic polUrsi Is colors to horn**ti* will) yewf cor. I*, on bwdqsl tsrmil
T ire $ to n e
s t o r e s
P h o n e 12
ONLY 2
MORE DAYS
RACING
RAIN OR SHINE
wa
alan*d. O I*. Hsrndon Clash
,h*
thov* snlltUd Court will oM*r fui
in d ■•ll at Ihs w#«l front door
of th* H*mlnol* County Courl
Holts*. HanlnrU, Florida at Ih*
hour of tw*lvo o'rlork noon on h*
llth day of April A. I».
•"»
(ollowlnp dsscrlbsd propsrty located
In Homlnol* County, tlnMn*nji# (It Us-d Whit* Trurh
Model WCJJl'LT K tjilll" - ‘Jltll, Unpin* No. 1»0 A iltO
Trsrtor Typ* of Body
said *al* lo bo mad* pursuant
>|na| Dscrs* of tor*«|o*uro anlarsO
In th# aboy* ratts# antlllsd llnl**rsal C. I. T. Credit Carporallnn. a
corporation, Plaintiff vs IlApn*>
Klein. O. Lawls Dlnhln*. and J. D
Cordell,
Acting Bhsrltf ol Hsmlnot* County, Dsfsndanls, . betas
t'binesry No. Mil, 111*4 In in#
Circuit Court of Ih* Ninth Judlrlsl
Circuit In and for Hsmlnola Cotinly,
Florida. Th* larms of *slu sal* lo
b* r**h and In *allsfy said Flnnl
D*cr*a antarad In **ld raus* und-r
data of th* *th day of April I>34.
a r. HERNDON, c u rb
("*,l> By B. L Burdick DO
Tom Walsnn
Atlornay for PUInlllf,
no North Main str**t. 14-A
Orlando, I'lnrlde
21st Annual
Central Florida
•
. 4
J
. .aemlnol* County
APPRECIATED
Pd. Nil Heal Adv.
. .*
Tonight - lOtli Roc
Track’s Top Eight Greyhounds
T.Mf CartN, StHdent and
Fortlllxar Spreaders
P a m o tu “ U. fl. R u h b o r”
P lM tle a n d ' R u b b e r G ard 4n
H orn t a d S p rln k U r H o m
Garrfm Row of an typea
Varlona typ** Lawn
SprinkUra
Spadaa—Rak«*~ Forks
“U ijr Ltd** w#*d cutter*
Edgtr*—L#«f Rake*
Cardon Rakga
Meet In Dig Race Of Season Over 3/8 Mile
♦ P o st-T im e First Of 11 Races—8.10 P. M. *
S P E C IA L M ATINEES-Tuesdoy &
Wednesday - Post-Time 2 P. M
SEASON CLO SES W EDNESDAY N IG H T
Coco* and Rubbftr Door .
Mat*
Truk Burner* — Garbaft
C au
TOUR VOTe
AND SUPPORT
laadldit* P»r Tea As*»a>e*
V
T»ui L iyhtr Moere, J r . dtf*n<lant b*rsln ar* bsrsby *»tlfi*d t».,t
suit In divorce b si b o n b n ,-,',i
PLASTIC SEAT COVERS
Experienced
•
•
•
•
O C A L A - D l a t r l f t Tar*,
ityr Harold K. Mihail of th# Flor
ida f a r t i t Servteo today request«d all persons In BamlttoV County
to bold off brush or traah burnirur until thara baa baan sufficient
rainfall to reasonably Insure ad*
equ*t« prataction from wildfires
escaping onto nalghboring lands.
Statistic* compiled by Mlhell
show that 14 fleas hay* burned
474 acres of timbrrUnd In 8*tnIno!* County for the period from
March SO to Mareh t ! 1*64.
Mlhell went on to asy that tho
majority of tha dlaaatroua foraat
Area being started ara caused by
carelessness.
“Escaped brush bunting fires
ara caused by Ueh of adequate
equipment, end tradereeUmeUnf
the ttnder^dvr condition of the
woods,” Mihail aald.
Th# foraat flra laws da stata
that neighboring landowners must
b* notified at least owe and not
more than tan days prior U tha
control bunt, and tha flra mo**
ba adaquataly pollead to prerent
Suppression. e n t i , land dama*f*,
aad poaalbla prosecution fact the
Lsmjowner who let* • central
burn hdcoma a wild fir* and dam*
ar« th« pro party of olbcra,
Mllratl cautioned, "Pltaaa do not
bura broth or traah a t thla “ me.
W» do not bar# adoquaU equipmmt eveilnbl* to aaalat you l*
th« ovent your fixe racapca.”
V. * *
1T*W— • Mllaa Satrth ef Sanford
Tara W**i A I Rad Arrow
�'^ T r r r r ^
v '“
■
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Sim plified Selling Of Surplus Ite m s ...A
"F o r
S a le " Ad.
1821
C a ll
U
— Now Herald WANT - ADS Are As Easy As A. B. C. —
BUSINESS
SERVICES
39—HORSES—CATTLE
REGISTERED quarter horit, Palomino, galttd, Hud urvleed.
Rhone; Orlando 4-3373
18—BEAUTY PARLORS
For ALL Your Reitilv Needs rail
Harriett'* Beauty Nook
• MERCHANDISE
42—ARTICLES FOR RENT
Phone 971
105 So Oik Ave
Hoipital a n d B a b y
(Opes «v#nuii by appointment.) RoUaway,
Bedi. Day. Week or MonihTal.
IT—BUILDING • REPAIRS
PAINTING
It ALWAYS Pays
To Us# The
WANT ADS
tint*
I time*
8 tint**
111 tint*
contract
1
lit d<i lias
1«* par }|i*
14* per Um
lit par 11b#
Ktf par
iv>
p«< UM
,
CARP OF THAHKi *nd lN
IIEMORIUM NotltM •— 81.00
On# Lin# Equal* ' l
•* •« « •
word*, whan lit lit 8 point
mewl itylit W*Whit* spat# *t
"*
JUt# for amount uiid—Count
Nln# l*Polnt Lin## to Vlnch-
RATES fo r
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
ON REQUEST
1425. Furniture Center116 Wait Firat
PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
Down Denver#
Watrrprool Inneraprlng
Crib Mallreatea ... . . . . . 17.61
9x12 Felt R u e Ruga .* ___ 5J3
(Md Chrome Chairs ..........* 7.16
Drop.»ide Crib, Spring and
mail re!! ...........
11.33
Clothea Hamper.! ............... 1.13
i i .m
FOR RENT — Dragline and opara.
lor by Hour, Weak or Mnnih. Simmoni Chair Rada .... 33.00
Pho«t 1431, La* Conitnmion Ca Uccanontl Chain ............... AN
FLOOR iindinf tad flalihlai.
Cleaning, waxing. Birvioi Sami
U —ARTICLES FOR IAL1
nnl# county line# 1123,
H. M. 01*1100. Lik# Miry
—Faeiary U Taw—
MANY MANY MORE ITEMB
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
Mather of Sanford
381-88 a
1*1 84. Fbawa tIT
A lu aln u m
V enetian Blinds
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Eocleaed head. Sag-proof bottom
Elietrtri) Contractlne ind Ripatn
rail with pintle andi. Plaitie er Used furmtura. apptuacea, Mall,
#te. laught-mid. Ltrry'a Mart.
rgyen u p ai. Cotton or oylet
TV Strvlce Canter
II—ELECTRICAL Coniraelart
Benrilx and Crosley Appliances
112 Muftioll* Are.
tarda.
3M laat lit St. Pb«M 1431.
PH. 113 rtSRbtrtk GtRis sad Paint Ca
US-114 We it fed 8t.
Phoa* IM
NEW
A
U.«ed
luraltur#
at
bargain
ifc-LAUNDRY-OHY CLEANING
prices. Paying lop prlctt for
good mod furniture, adding
On# hour With and Damp Dry
machinr.i. raih rrgiiter. Big
On# h#ur H • With and Dry fold
Slnck. SUPER TRADING POST.
I laithad Llundry
1 mile S. 17 n . Phono JOIT-W.
anllon# Dry Cleaning
Snatheide Laundromat
Baiitb Side r on. invert Bids.
10* End 15th 8L
18—PIANO SERVICE
PAINT • SJ.Vi gal. T Shirti tS
cent!. Air Mat! —tpacial 53 95
Army - Navy Surplus. 310 San.
fnrd Ave.
SPINET Piano, full keyboard. Like
new. Cn«t 5750, will »cll for
L L. Sill — Piano Technician 5t.Y).
Will finance. Phone 1725.R.
Phone 1164 Roula I, Sanford
i»
i •*
USE
A
M innon levan a hand11—ROOFING—PLUM RING
mirror will oflrn dm In reflect
lusht umlrr chin, nthtr dark
1 j—LOST AND FOUND
arc*! Your mirror will reflect
•ainfarlion when >ou rely on
tVieboldt'a Camera Shop fnr
LOST • In front of Ril* Theatre.
everything In photo tuppliu. 110
4
Western Aulo Bleyci*. _N«W*
S. Park Ave,
4
Rid and White; Phone 1184.
ftoi/Ukll
t-HEBBONAL NOTICIM
41—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
Coalractlai and Rrpalr
It-Arri.lANCEA
tiff Sanford Ave.
rhon# 1111
RICH MAN-POOR MAN
. 1—HOUSES U 4 COTTAGF.S
UNFURNISHED * yaar old block
houat. 3 Bedrooms lirga e!r*#i»ad porch, Nle* yard tor children
•7—EKUKERB and REALTORS
BA LL R EA LTY
RAYMOND M. BALI.
840. Phnns 1334-J.
OSCAR M. HARRISON
REG. BROKERS
5 room unfurnished homa with
R.
n.
Hlghleyman. Ataaefai#
hath, hoi water and gas healer.
Ph*** I
A. C. Benson, 4l i miles out S. 2*4 BootL Park Av*.
Sanford Phone 239-J
R.-inn.nn d o w n
2-HEDROOM hnuie for rent or
»ale. 100 K ISO foot lot. Phone 2 Bedrooms, maeonry construc
Winter Park 24-3249.
tion, large Living Room, spaci
ous kitchen equipped wllh new
3 ROOM Furnished c n tian , car
Elactrlc Rang* and Rrfrlgcra
port*, utility room, yarn. Aval).
tor, larga rlosats, Jalnsinl norrh
• bl* In 2-3 weeks. Phone IMI-M.
on roar. Beautiful Oak floors
throughout wllh full ceramic
Hl*d hath. This It a bargain at
I4-ROOM8
51100.00. Let your rrnt re
ceipta apply on the purchase of
SLEEPING Room, light housathis home,
kMRihf. 84 00 week, up Day
Rim *, i i .oo a up. 420 w. 1st.
Seminole Realty
It-ACtEAGE
n. niE T H irw
15*1 Park Av*.
t . w . m erd
Phone 27 or 14*
WANTED 1-3 acres. Wllh or without building for cash. 420 w
Whalher you hav# an tita le or *
lal, SI.
Si. (jd'nS $ "^ 9
bungalow you will be proud to
call It homa
horn# If you ennoia -your
rhon# 1129 A. B Paterson,Broket
furniture from "ECHOLS*'
• REAL ESTATE
Associates
A. B. Paterson Jr..
P J. Cheslrrson. GarfirIH Wil
EASY TKHMS • FREE DELIVERY
letts. John Maiseh, R W Wll
hams, Haiel 3l Field A C
Visit our store now and lake ad 43-HOMKB
Dmirtney, Lind Surveyor.
vantage of our "SPRING SALE."
Bedroom Suites
from leant) up
2 pc sactionals
M no up ATTRACTIVE .l.fienroom hom#.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Dmeite Sals
39.50 up
VA Insured financing, 2% Down
Reclining Chairs
49 30 ea.
rAyment.
Complat#
In
few
weak*
Itt.ooo • 3 badroom frame home
Occasional Chairs
on corner lal, Large screen
(Choice fabric!)
39.30 ea
porch, Hardwood IWuiri, Vene
LOWELL R. 0 7 im
T V Lounge*
44.30 ea
tian blinds, space healer and
Rallder - Phene im*
Odd Chesls of Drawers 34.30 aa
IHflee: 21*1 H Orlaada Dr,
water heller included. Hr,nonable down payment.
BEDDING SPECIALS
Less
Unmet - Lot* — Acreage
Reg. Trade
Quill op Mattress
569.30 549,30
O ZIER R EA LTY CO.
39.V)
.19 30
Royal C.'ornfnrt
Laura H Onrr
Pre-flllt Special
.79 .30
29.30
Reg. Real Estate Broker
Echols Special
29.30
24 V
1*61 Bo, Orlando Dr. — Ph 13*4
Matching fl<u Springs at lilen
Deal Savings.
X..4
rHK HANFORD HERALD Mon. Apr. 9, 1BSA
DAILY
Pkge 1
CROSSWORD
HL’ISO UODil
uunu j k u iI
I French Gag 11 Wine
HLU'UU Hr-ll-HIH
recep.
3. Stand up
nu liiints uuu
taele
4. Arabian
UHU UUUll IIJ
UUUUUU1 ,-M .m
30. Man's
garment
tin ts atu o
5. Greek letter
nsmt
u
u n u U HUH 111-1
6. That can b# tl. For. - ai-.
ism no Mm i
bid
prorated
c u n union (iu.
7. Black and
tl . A con* n u n iiii uciawci
u u n u UUHU
blue
tamer
JUUU L1QUL)
I Largest
for
perfume
continent
l l lllill'l Altai#
9. Canvas
33. Band
dune
shellcr
<Eng I
to L’ltd with
34 The yaupoiv
36. Merry
a species
39. Old
of holly
14. Part of
measure*
"tn be"
33 Fuss
18. The
of length
37 performed
30 Damags
chaffinch
31. Half emi
33. Talks
I Brit.)
40. Warrant
IT. Chop
33 Quantity
•ffieer
Irregularly
of paper
ta b b r)
b
1
1
ACROSS
1. Leather
band
4 Small Biol*
of land
tl. Imsll
Arman
antelope
12 Aecended
13. London of
the "U an.
mg Tower'*
It. Oxlike
IS. Cerium
nym )
16 Arranged
- in a s.-rtea
17 Exrlamalion
19 In advance
19 Nutriment
SI. Not good
54. This esn
b* found
in Pacific
%
tl
Island!
ts. A III*
of typ#
37. Isthmus
in Asia
2 * City i Pa i
30 Girl a name
31. Pereonsl
pronoun
33 Engaged in
a struggle
33 Music note
36 Writer of
fables
, i peas-)
37. Sleep
lightly
39 An herb
used in
rooking
40. nroaden
41 A pleased
exprfielnn
43 Smell*
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DOWN
1 Drench
American Housewife
Is Iranian Princess
FHIClDAiKE apilianeea, tale*
and aervice. G. H. High, Onadn
Tu Help Yuu ITu) or Sell
Fla Pbont F03-U13 or Sanford Many many more Ideni Ira I !p#cl
ktidaM iff 11Boutji
W.
J.
KING
U4i
W
alter
I
a.
m
Sanford Ave. Phon* MO-W-1
Rnsa I.. Pavlon. Broker
alt loo numerous in hit. but avail
28(10 milh Park—Phone W
VrwwhHIe B llrnder.on. Assnclalr
able al
AIK CONDITIONING
Alberta J. Hall. Assorlale
• AUTOMOTIVE
For fliuim or Rulldmi
Phon* 1671
IT-92 ai Hlswalha
PLUMBING
— EASY TERMS----GRANDVIEW AIR F O R C E .She knew the great and neir-irtSI
II. n. PO PE CO, INC.
ECHOLS nEDIIING CO.
Contract and repair work. Free
n
n
H
A
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A
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P
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IN
C
BASE, Mo., P - Mr*
Gully of many lands.
Alexnmler A Nlrimter
eitlm ilea. R. L. Harvey. 104 ISA Snath Park Ave. Phone U4S Corner 2nd. & Magnolia fh. 1!3I
| 8—BOATS AND MOTORS
Sanford Ave. Phone IBM.
Rr.il Estate ♦ Insurance
Alruui Kadjnr Mnmlndd Is an
"Bud Rambrrier" Mgr.
"Ruilners oi Finer Humes"
In July 1950 she met Wambold
Mr* Liurlnr Messenger. Assoc
ien Mondays III lino p.m.
Iranian princes*. She »*( born nf Lnkepnrl, Calif., who had b**4
otter#
R
A
R
«
A
I
N
S
107
Magnolia
Av*.
Th
14
v
isit
m
u
balcony
Plumbing. Kreiky Heating
In Gnleslnnd Palace In Tehran.
YOUR EVINRUI1K DEALER
air attarhe at the American Em*
Beautifully Designed fhrse amt
3—GF lielngeraior! 9 ro ft.
M. G. HODGES
IF
iTls
REAL
ESTATE
OFFERS
ha.*y
In Tehran for almost Iwi
MAPLE Red and CheM of Draw
Until
five
year*
ago,
she
was
Used
about
2
month!.
Received
Four H e d r o u ■ Homes lot
ask I'rumlrv A »l«nlellh
I H. SCOTT-ATWATER . . .1*2.50 Service on All Water Punt pa
er* 123. Phone 2467-R.
turroiinlrd hy luxury. Today *hc years. The ociaaion was a party
in trade on Ihe new UPSIDE
Wells Drilled - Pumps
Florida Living
al 111 South Park Phone 77)
Tti H. SCOTT-ATWATER . .163.00
Is an Afnerlcan housewife doing at the British Emhassy,
DOWN WeMinghniuc RefrigrraPaula Road Phone 700
They Know
m H. P. Evtnrud# 1*53
FHA and YA (Gl i Financed
lor
44-FA .M AND GARTEN
most nl hcr'oun work. Of Hie two
The prinre** was Impressed
Model
................. I110.M 23—SPECIAL NOTICES
• Prlrrd from 111,200 In 515,uoo Bfc ut lor frenrti Ave. Property ways of Itfr, she prefers Ihe Amer
A steal at 514993 rarh
with "the very nice looking AmarIti H. P. Ellin ................ 8*3.30
194* Ford Tiaclnr Doub.e Rollons baits Office—4*2* bo Franeb Avt
HEAL ESTATE DRIVE IN
ican.
Ican major" hut *h* saw llltl# of
10 H. P. Mercury
ENVELOPES, letterhead* aula 1—€• K Aulomallc Washar 199 95 14" Plow, i Row CUlllvilor.
2344 French Ave
Phone 111* or 29*0
Llfhtnlni .......... 81U00 menu, invoice#, hand bill#, and 1—GF. Full-»Uf Rang#
"Perhaps my other life mould him until turn month* latar whaa
■
RITT
TRACTOR
CO.
J.
W.
HALL.
REALTOR
Like
New
Yll.lt
II H. P. Se# Be* ............ 8130.00
r o g r a m s , etc. Progreuive
seem more exciting tn one who hi* they wer* together on a fnur-day
Hlway IT 91 Kaaik
Phaae Ml
• r o ll H a ll" Phone I7.V6
1* H. SCOTT-ATWATER
rinlmg Co. Phone 10* — 403 t—S cu. It Servel Ga! flefrlfera
mil jived it." she said In an Inter visit among the tribes of Wart
with control# .......... 5159.M Weat 131b Rt.
lor. Good as new
IM 93
view. ''But nnr life Is not yours. I'rrall,
54—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
11 H. ELGIN ..................... 8129.03
1—Maytag
Wringer,
Waih#r|54.9J
our rno.M t o w n
I love America and It* freedom— "When we got back," say* Ihl
H. JOHNSON. 1053 Model. ORLANDO Sentinel S u r, Call
*> U ♦Try
These are all
(aat .................... 8230.00
and American husbands are won lirlncess, "well, w# knew. W'4
Ralph Ray, 3150.
IVaalarn
* fInimical * P opular
Trada-Ina On New
Lid* in Loch Arliui fur ttixi curb derful."
23 H. P. Evlnrud# 1953 Model.
Allium# - KKCORtlft - Nlnglf*
wer# married two mnntha lalar."
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTINO
Wesllnghouae Aplllanres
Lika n e w ....................... IIM.M
BUKUR’S
MUSIC
SHOP
TYPING
LETTER
WRITING
Prince,
i
G
u
l
l
y
(Her
name
Not a single member nf tha Karl.
ID
acres
nf
land
7
a
r
r
r
s
tiled,
RAGGERLY
25 H. P. Evlnrud* 1953 ........ 1371 00
207 W 1st Ml.
Ph. 31171
PROMPT SERVICE
,1 acre* umidi-d lulc.il lor home rh>me* with Kitiv) I* the wife of |nr dynasty, which dales hark’ )04
APPLIANCE CENTER
Alio many molora lorn down for
PHONE 3IM
Ymir Weslinghome Dealer"
tile ) Price 133uu
l,t. Col. William II. Wsmhold and years and whlrh had ruled Persia
used parts, Reasonable.
404 Ranfoul Ail. Nat‘1 Hank lllihf
113 Magnolia
Ihe mother nf twin daughter*. fur 133 year, prior to th* Ssran• TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo CREDIT RURF.All OF SANFOltD HONE 1737
Ituhvrf A. Wllllnnin. Iliuilltir Boltin and KrLIm. V i, and a ton,
tor or Trailer.
sinn of Ran. Ilia Pahlasi In 1929,
Raymond Lumlqulit, Associate
—Selaction of Boat* —
INCOME-TAX-SERVICE
S3—Ill'll.DINn MATF.RI.At5
All. 22 month"
ever
had married a foreigner,
S'-,.PARTMKNTS
Phone
I6T3
Allanllr
Bank
Bldg
Clan,
Mahogany,
Aluminum
Wm. H. Murray
<the I* *tn*11 anil olive skinned,
"The
Majll* (parliament) dla*
w and Oaltor Trille’,a.
t C*lerv
i none 1611 M ft 1* V A R IE T IE S PA N E L IN O WF.I.A8 A APARTMENTI: rooms
wllh rlas.lcal leaiuret, expressive cussed the matter, and Ihe Shah
• Alio iav*ral uied Bnata and l i lClosed
Native and rnretgn Woods.
pnval* baths 114 W. First SI
Sunday and Wednesday
1
Bedroom
(onrreie
Block
brown
eves
and
Ihe
longest
nat
triUara.
had in live hi* consent for fluf
See Them Al
VA — 5223 Down Paymrnl
ural eyelashes yon probably ever marriage. Bill hid in get parnlla*
84# tha New Kvlarud* Lina for *54
UPHOIJn ERINC,
S herm an C oncrete Pipe Co. 4 vsiop Apti RfBeiaary Phon#
534. Psr Month P 5 I
aaw.
7R»W
ROBSON S porting: G oods
Custom Made Drapery and Sltr Out West 13th At.
slnn from Ihe Air Fore#. Rallglan
Ph. 24*9
Kitchen Fully Equipped
Evlarude flalea k Service
Cover*.
9 tie wears peddlepiithers and was not a harrier fnr h* undsrAct (atf tn 'boost color* *> >Hr
Apt.
FURNISHED
narig*
944 E. l i t St.
Pb#M M*
STANLEY KIM.P
A. K . Shoemaker. Builder
goes in supermarket*; arrl her slond Ihe re<inrilnnt mxin me and
RED t-MIX CONKRETE
MellonvUla.
Phone Sanford - 2S.36-.I
Phene IHI
principal concern right now 1* agreed tn arerpi Ihe Mnstem filth,
Miracle Cnnrrata Ga.
Mill 8. Park (lltway IT-93)
Let ui sell or * telu j||e your bolt,
509 Elm Av*.
Phfll* 1153 APARTMENT - 111 F.lm Phone
whether
"the girl*" al Grandview
"H ere married couplet ar* more
W
motor, or trailer, KlUirney Korare going In like her for herself.
close tn each other," sh# say*.
T . V. R E P A IR S
n*r Boat Exchange. Hwy. 17-91
Clean and clusa In 3 Room lurn
DSHD IIRICK
Mr*. Warnbold and fh* three "In my rnunlry tha hnshand makes
A Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park, 'Til 10 p. in. Service Call* m m W
lihed aparlmenl. Phon* 611,
FOR SALE—By owner 3 bedroom
children arrived here twn months th* derisions ind la nnl tipaeU d
A. Norris Ph. 1550. J. «. Herrin, TWO CARLOADS beautiful used
Fla. Phon* MIU.
hnmt. Idtal location. Mayfair
ago, following a visit of six month* lo rnnsiilt with hi* wife about any.
'i
i ' Ph. 2883-J. Licensed Techni br’ck. Orange, red, and h u m F i Trni7 h ED~aParimim close In
Section. Vary rraionahlt. Call
(dark See them al SHERMAN
cians, gtiaranlaed work.
In her h o m e country. Since 10X3, thing."
Phon# 1321 nr I848W.
18—PARTS-RKPA1K8
Mrs. Either Rid|«, Ilf or 1342 R.
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
gengraphv hooks and outsider*
WANT a Stanley Party? Need
HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t
EXPERT FRONT END AUON
base railed her humsland Iran
Products? call 2252-J.
(5-RUSINESS EQUIPMENT
Apts 339 9. Atlantic. Daytona
ME.VT AND WHEEL BALANCbut the (till calls it Partis.
laach,
CiU
23T4
W.________
Wh*n your EUctric Motors
LNO—Piuagger o a f *
*od
HAYNES Office Maehla* Co.
Gully, Ihe daughter >f Mohamad
NOT A PROJECT!
Generators A S u rirrs Fail
Truck#; all mxkai, aliea—U ton
Suit
Typewriter*, addtag maehiaea. EFFICIENCY Apartmant
flas.an - mlra Kadjar, crown
to 5-ton. SamIMle County Motcall (h e E le c tric No. 003
Sales-Rentals, 314 Mag.. Ph. 44
able lor bachelor or couple
On, Jnr. 311 E. lit SI. PHONE Electrician, 20 yr». exprru-nre
Tl.e rt *oi Ad Dei-arltnenl t* prince of the Kadjar dynastv, was
pnval4 tialh. Across from Post
1011.
BUT—
Homes
of
Rail
Individual!
open
from 6 3C a m until 3 .10 p educated In French and English
P. H. LANSING GARAGE
Offirr.
Manuel
Jieobmn.
NEW A Used Desk*. Files, Chairs
k ELECTRIC SEItVICE
lyt Bnttaay Farm Homsi. Early m each uunnest da* esrepl Hal- finishing schools. She played polo
Fireproof Safe.
2-ROOM furnished milage. Ap
414 Writ 13th St.
Arteriean, Ultra Modern. Con urday afleroonn
Deadline far and went to diplomatic partlaa.
SWEENEY’S
4 **~ ti| a il e b b
ply 2*1U Orlando Ur.
1)4 Msinolii Ave.
Phone 147
vehUontl 8 F r i n r l i Colonial week -day insertions i» 6:00 p. m
the diy prrreriinf pnhllealtoa.
typ*t.
NICELY furnished apt. All con
34—CHILD CARE
, It will pay YOU to see US before
venien'#!, must be ia*n lo ap
IT—FUBNITL’RE—HOUSEHOLD
on
buy.
Op*;
an Evening# and I will keep children in my home
I
f HILT On Ltrpw Undrcapad
predate. Call 833-M.
GOODS
* .
4LAB8IFIF.D DISPLAY
under*.
by hour or day. Call S60 R.
iacstas in Iha bait of aalghbor
EaaUMe TraUer Salta,
MODERN Kitchenettes at Pile
haoda
Faialka, Fla;
Huy your Fiiruitur# at Barry's
Grove Motor Court. Hlway 17 92.
l- A N D B U U O t N G N E E D S V
Warehouse Furn., Co., at *01 W
EMPLOYMENT
Phone
W.P. 572633. Rental#
COMPLETE
with
all
the
feature*
1st
SI
Ail
natianally
adv.
fur
week or month. ,
"1UU F1>U1T AND FLAT
ynu hav* dreamed about aueh
BJtur* if warakaus* tricaa
TRAILERS, »*n*i*
atnglt **t*. 34 and
FUHNISiI' e d "Duplealipi. 900 Elm
aa colored Gateral Elactrlc ap
36 fail. Ten to clou out at M—HELP WANTED FEMALE
SOLID o*k Dining Room Set, ta Ave. Call 929 M.
pllaBaai and colored plumbing
8795. Only 8183 down and 137.00
buffet and * chairs 595. Abo
llalitraa.
w
monthly. Coijre early , and taka WOMAN with machine to sew ble,
power mower, good ship* $20. Cl,BAN apt. for on# nr tun paopi#
ready cut aprnni. Easy, profit535.
611
Park
Ava^________
AND available at reasonable
iahla. Spare nr full time. A A Phone 1191.
Efficiency a part mania, air ronpri*ea with Ihe heat financing
Blonom Trad,. Orlando. 5-9031,"
Fort Smith 3, Arkansas.
dilioning and TV optional, 2621
PtiOM 1 4 M
8 , with minimum down-payOut Went lSIh SI.
S. Park (Highway 17 02), San
maau.
194* Anderion house trailer, good 28-MALE or FEMALE
OPPORTUNITY
ford. CLARK'* TOURIST COURT
condition, l i t huuaa 8. of Big
TIME
*rt * Road on 1T>8|. Raaaonable. Volunteer Typists. Hourly or after
AT WILSON-MAI Eft
3
ROOM completely furnished
noon hasls. American Cancer
Wtllborn C. Phillips, Jrapartmmt. Rraaonahlc. Wain
USED—
Society.
Phone
617-J
evening!.
UP T O
1*« Caia Manana 36* Trailer. 1
included. 313 Palmetto, Phone
3-Pr Plnslic Dmeite
bedrooms, g large plclure win. W-WURK WANTED—FEMALE
2392.
with Extension table
143
Since 1941, .Sanford* Leading
1°**. . balh tub and ahower,
8
3-Pc Porcelain Top Dtnatl*
aparlmenl Builder of horns* for ovar l.soo
1'I
furnished
P*Ht Ave. Trailer Court. Phone DAY WORK WANTED—Emma
with cxtemion table ..
117 3-ROOM
D
ISC
O
U
N
T
Clove In, Iff E
E 9ih St. 550.00 peopla, Salas Office: Llltl* Venire
Noe. Gen’l Delivery, Lake Mary, SPOT Chair wilh Matching
monthly. Phone i364 or 1032.
in Loeb Arbor,
Fla.
Rocker
. each »i
t i ^ 9 * 8ALE - 1953 Imperial Mobile
PHONE 11*4
FEDKRAL TA*
EXC H A N G E
HLO.NDE Cocktail Table ... 11.30 I FURN. Apts. 540 and 143 month
tl APT. Hite Electric Stove
523.
**** flr without air-eon- 21-WORH WANTED—MAI.R
f. t
4fff'i W. First SI.. 'Pt, 4.
$14.61
f> 70-lf,
dttlonlng. M‘ all modern conWASHING Machine
823I
veniencei. will sacrifice. Call SCHOOL BOY with power mower
BEDS-SPHINGS-MATTRESSES 35—HUSH. LS8—IN DUSTS IAL
47—I ROVERS and RBALTURB
wants
mowing.
Plume
T1H-M-4.
15.96
710-15
dayi 73 nr'nlghU 3060-R.
OIL STOVES-REFRICiERATURS
OFFICE SPACE - 4 r*om*. Pal
al ALL PRICES
"Where is th*.fleer yaw want
iS-nUSINKtii' OPPORTUNITIES
NEWER
1.05
14.29
6 0 0 -1 6
mat to Bldg. Call 1764 or 14J4.
repair* dr
NEW Crulaer, m i model, 35
’Yell kept 2 BR, Nicer auction.
Why
don’t
ynu
heat
II
over
0
Exctllm t con 15,199 90 WAS PAH) to John Betts Bmidolr Chair (fadedi -------57.93 17—HOUSER and COTTAGER
Outdoor picnic facilllles, 9.330.
In few weeks. GROW MUMP Unfinished Dressing Table
TERMS. At low as 51.500 Down. here for ailvlco nnd an cell- i
ROOMS. Cellar, shod. Sparc, full
7
with stool............................. 8*33 48fc Semmale Raatty tor Desir
male on Unit home ymi'r#
• PAY AM YOU R ID E
able Homes and Apia Pbun* 17
r “v lime, Year round. We pay 5X30 3 Pi Blonde Dinelle
planning T We can supply you
91,01)19 DOWN
•pound. FREE HOOK. MUSH with extension lahlc
AM
• USE OUR RUOOET
with
building
material*
that
4
ItOCIf
furnished
h^uas.
Phcoe
ROOMS, Dept. 731. 2954 Admiral . (slightly shop worn)............445
3 Bedroom, Cmntnt Block, bath
1909
and half, nice section closa to will fill any hill.
Way. Saaltla. Waah.
fi.pc Sectional Group ..
599.50
rouM . Radio,
High Scnooi. Price 511.300,
TV
Swivel
Chairs
.......
«ach
5493
rLEDROOfl U.ifurnishidr Kitchen
up light,
• A ik about our Super Hafity H r*
FINANCIAL
HIGHEST CASH TRADE* IN
equipped, large fancad-io yard
W. a "BUI" STKMPER
HILL
L
UMBE
R
PRICES PAID FOR UIID
for couples wllh eblldran. Phon#
EaaMae - Geaerai msaraae*
■.
54—INSURANCR
' FURNITURE
. 6 * ) AJN*. Ataaaisi#
& SUPPLY YARD
Arlan# Frtaa, AsoacUia
W ILSO N .M AIEII
FOR RENT or sale, g ladroom Fhasis 1114
III
N
Park
Ava.
FU R N ITU R E CO.
Rates to Prafarrad
house. Phone 244T-R.
with ra
dialer, overdrive,
■»
w ,
. alley baldera
Call ASM
Pood cuntmitm. *350, Call 131HM
2-Bedroom houst, Phon# J943-Wte a sail A REALTOR Flral
fohn W IHisma In*. Agancy
STATE UIRTRinilTORS FOR DENMAN TIRK9 -!
3U E. First HI.
i l l Saafard AiladGe Balk
i.? ? L A FORD'lU, alio one
L'ULLKN A HARKBY
PHONE S1I4 ,
3 bedroom lurnlahed home, water
.......... 188. 484 H. 84U FUa*. 588 H« fa Jh Ava. h s a t aU8
sew
pkJlU
UW*‘
For fieller Plumbing
Sat or Cal!
P
• RENTALS
•
* autym&gw
S H ER M A N CONCRETE
P IP E CO.
50%
50%
$1.09
1.16
Lit
saf %
Hunt-M cRoberts, Inc.
:■ :
a' .
f. a. vWiSlufSr.- £Rb.
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VOLUME XLVII1
F*tahll«h*d 190«
lie r a U i
FL O R ID A
W E D N E SD A Y . A P R IL
11. 1950
General's History
Given A t Rites
The first spade of dirt was
turned over yc»lertlay to start
construction of the Henry Shelton
Sanford Llbiary and Museum In
Fort Mellon Park near the lake
named for General Sanford's
daughter, Mrs. Carola Dow.
Mrs, Mario Pansa, granddaugh
ter of the founder of the City o f ;
Sanford, In a driving rain, pushed
the goldpalnted spade Into tha
rlurlila newspaper*, according to earth whera a corner of the build
a recent poll, are editorially pul Ing, the Inside of which will be
ing Iheli* weight In favor of re an exact replica of General San
electing Gov. LeRoy Collin*.
- ford's Library In 111* huniu in
Twenty dally paper* in Florida, Derby, Conn., will be located.
Also taking part In the groundeither through formal endorse
ment! or favoring Gov. Collins in hrenldng ceremonies was Gifford
editorials, are supporting the in Cochran of Oviedo, a cousin, who
also turned a spade of dirt to ,
cumbcnl aud hi* re-election.
help *tart the Important building.
One paper — the Ocala Banner
— is supporting Its hometown can-; Prior to tha groundbreaking
ceremony, a program honoring tha
Rep. C. Farris Bryant.
<# didale,
Five of tha newspapers, parti- founder of Sanford waa held in {
recreation building adjacent I TUB FIRST SPADE OF DIRT waa turned by Mr*. Mario Pansa, granddaughter of General Henry
ripallng In tha poll, Indicated that the
In (h» -It* of the l.ibrarr and 1 Shelton Sanford, nt the grumulbirnking ceremonies for the Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial LI.
they have taken a neutral poiltlon
heavy and Museum. Gifford Cochran of Oviedo, a cousin, stands behind Mrs. Pans*. Holding the urn
editorially in thia year’s guberna Museum.
""
<l**Fft • r .n n d n l ! chat* _ g ^ < rig h t) Gcn.J. C. Hutchison. (Staff Photo)
General .1. C. Ilulehiton, I 'u t t i
torial campaign. These Include
The Panama City News end Her of Ceremonies told the overflow
ald. The Pensacola News and Jour crowd making use of tha building
became of Inclement weather,
nal. and the Tampa Times.
All three of the Greater Miami "Today the dream of a good many
newspapers — The Herald, Miami people of Sanford has coma true.”
Mr*. Katherine Abhay Hanna of
Dally News, and The Miami Beach
Sun have shown strong support Winter Park and Rollins College,
author and lecturer, noted histor
for the Collins Administration.
Adlai Stevenson, campaigning!
None of Ihe newspapers, reply- ian, and an active member of tha
for Ihe Democratic candidacy for
tng to the questionnaire in the poll Florida Park Board, gave a bril
thr presidency, will be in Sanford
by a Miami newspaper. Indicated liant history of Henry Shelton
any editorial backing for ex-Gov. Fanferd. In beginning her colorful
Candidate* for the office of this afternoon.
He I* slated to arrive at 4 o'clock
Fuller Warren, Sumter Lowry of history uf General Sanfotd .he Somlnole County Tax Aiifim r
Tampa. Peasle# Streets of Palm reminded her audience "There'a wll| shar* the speaker* platform aboard s chartered bus which will
Beach County, or W .0. Price of a great trend toward going hack at the Thursday luncheon meeting lie parked at Klr*l St. and Park
und studying the lives of men "f the Seminole County Junior Avr. during h!« handshaking tour
Jacksonville.
(Coallaurd on Page Eight)
Papers leaning haavily toward
Chamb«r of Commarr* to b* held of the downtown area.
Collins and hla re-election are: Thr
Stevenson is expected to b« In
at the Sanford Yacht Club.
Sanford Herald, St. Petersburg
The first 100% goal was reached
Tho*e speaking Thursday will Sanford for a longer period of
Times, Tallahassee Democrat. Pa- Food Supervisors,
be Mi** Mary K. Earle, Jack E. time than he spent here on Nay. yesterday in the Seminole County
latka Dally New*. Fort Pierce
Unit, American t'ancer Society's
Stamper, Rudy L. Sloan, John W. 29 last year.
News-Tribune, Orlando Sentinel- Assistants Attend
The presitlcntial aspirant's visit fund and educational campaign.
Melach, and Raleigh King.
S tir, Lake Wiles Dally Highlan
Ed Hunt, serving on Harold
Officials of the Jaycee* are ex to Sanftwd thl* afternoon will be Kasinr* 's Special Gilt's Commitder, Tort Myers News-Press. Bra Regional Meeting
In Ihe shadow of Hie May I Demo
pecting
a
large
turnout
to
hear
denton Herald, Tampa Tribune
cratic Primary where he and Sen lee, was the first to report on the
Seventeen Seminole County Food
Sarasota Newi, Tort Lauderdale Supcvvliors and their assistant* the candidal** .peak in their own ator Esle* Kefauvor will shire completion of his division, with
Dally News. Lakeland Ledger, attended the annual School Food behalf.
Ihe 100't goal reached.
Member* of the Jaycee* are the contest for Democratic nomi
and the Winter Haven News
Hunt solicited among the Auto
nation
as
thr
candidate
represent
Service
Association
meeting
of
urged lo take advantage of the
Chief.
motive Industry, including new car
ing
the
party
in
November.
Region
6
held
at
the
Silver
Lake
"Get Out The Vote” campaign
Favorable leaning toward the
dealers, used car dealers, Inde
Elementary School In Orlando last by attending tha noon luncheon
Drawing immense crowds lest pendent garages, and parts ware
Governor Collin* Administration Saturday,
,
November,
he
is
expected
to
over
mealing*
whera
candidate*
havo
was Indicated through editorials
houses, a total of 21 prornectlvg
Principal speaker for (he event been scheduled to speak.
shadow by far the number of contributor*.
by the Lakelattd ledger and- the
was
Judion
B.
Walker.
Superin
handshake*
and
personal
greet
Winter Haven Newt Chief, men tendent of Schools In Orange
Ed Hunt *tntcil that although he
ing* thl.v afternoon,
though they did not answer the County.
had lo make a few iadverlent
Stevenson will leave Sanford for repeat calls, the response was
questionnaire.
A panel discussion on Ihe prob
a five-hour visit in Orlando with I “terrific and something to hrsg
Neither the Jacksonville Time* lems confronting Ihe individual
a TV appearance listed for 7 .t o 1about.”
Union nor Ihe Jacksonville Journal school food su|>ervlior.—at well
and a 30 mll.nte briefing session
Kaviner reminded other workanswered lh« poll. The Time* I'n- a* the overall picture of the school
ho Hie 30 minute telecast.
er* In turn Ihrir rcpmi* In In
Ion rarely takes any side editorial lunch program. was the featu’c
ly in State political campaigns.
lie will l.ilk briefly st Kola him by April 111, with rullectmn*
of Ihe allcrr on following i inch
Two very prominent North Flor.
A total of STI'J.irt wo* turned Pla/a tumoriuw night at 4 10 with ,0 he deposited with T. E. Tucker,
Counties comprising th» fitli
Ida dallies plan to endorse LeRoy
Treasurer of Ilia Seminole County
Region of lha School Food Se.-vlce n\er to :he Earl Ca*b fund today a handshaking tour to follow.
Collins, accounting to their edi Association
He
began
hi*
lour
last l,,m * American Cancrr Society,
are: Lake. Polk, Os. from the proceed* derived from
tor’* report, but they requested ceola, Orange, and Seminole
a baibeeue given for the benefit n i g h l on Id* a r r iv a I al
that their identities b- withheld
Reach
where
lie
Putnam ami S! J.innt rounlv of Hie paialyxed Sanford truck l*J)li>n.i
until their hemal anountemenl representative, of th» association driver.
stayed at the Prince** l**ena Ho Real Estate Loans
later In the campaign.
were guests of the Region.
Some of the fund* turned oxer tel. He lefi Daytona Reach tin *
Those attending the meeting to \t dlls Pescorg of the Florida allrrnoon al 2 o'clock with his For Improvements,
from Seminole County were: Mrs. Stnte flank who I* trustee of the nine lieutenant* and ten new*t
Freda Muir, Mr*. Frances Cook, fund, were from contribution* men Ilo stopped briefly in Dc- Expansion In '55
Mrs. Zilphy Ellis, Mrs. Myr* from friend* who did not attend Land Hu* afternoon before coin- j M°*t of the Farmer* Home Ad
ministration's rest estate loan*
ng on to Sanford.
Bowles, Mr*. Charlotte Whitmore, the barbecue.
mada In Florida last year were
Mrs. Lucille Fessler, Mrs. Marga
Earl Cash exprcued hi* ap
for Improvements *nd develop
ret Bryant. Mrs. Dorothy Griffith, preciation
for the wonderful
ment* on family-type farm* *m-h
Mrs. Louise Hasty, Mr*. Clarice friendliness and Interest of those Colored Movies
a*
rnn.trurtliig anil repairing
LONG WOOD - The flenford-Or- Dekle, Mrs. F.hba Lee, Mrs. Edith who made the fund possible.
landn Kennel Club close* It* great C'oyner, Mrs. Lillian Scebold, Mrs. Thosr who told Cash about tbe To Be Seen Sunday farm building*, adding more
arret, fencing, improving «nll ferest teaion tonight with an all-star Ruby Davis, Mrs. Rernlce Hughes, fund ?aid “lie ws* without xvoids"
Hilly. • nil Mtahlithinff perninnmt
11-race program bringing together Mrs. Irene Sewell, and Mrs. Agnes lo express hi* full appreciation At Local Church
l>*Rturr«,
th* agency's lorn) rnunCranston.
for
what
ha*
been
Hone
for
him
virtually *11 of the Iraek's top
Cnlnrpil nio\ic« nf flatac* anil iy atiperviftnr, Curt in J. fjrrrn,
alar*. Poit-time Is g :l0.
t\'»r«hipp<*r* taken on K a*trr will , * 1,1 chl« w»i»k.
The traditional Au Revolr Handllie shown following evening w.ir
leu n* ,r e slxn available through
rap In tha 11th race will ring
-till. Sunday al Ihe F .r-t Christian , | „ „ rBl.y
,,urch«>e fam.lydown the curtain of the l033-3fi
lln irrh bv Donald Tucker At the i yp» farm*.
campaign. D*rby winner Soap
.ervice preceding th . showing the)
t'„ rti* j . r.re*n
r, pnrted
Rock. Marty Robhlns, Jeania Farminuter will preach on "The Di* that nio.t „f the fund* for farm
rail and Brilliant Young Tammahay
rinlc* and the Name." Clyde E. I ownership loans in Hie State we r *
a rt among the speedster* ready to
heather* will *s«|*l in the conduct I supplied hy hank* and oilier prigo in the closing feature.
:>f I lie wur-liip: and Bren.la Elicit vale lender* under the sgenrv’s
Jerry Collins, operator and gen
sncl Beverly Evan* will act a* at- insured farm loan progiam rather
eral manager who has led the Santendance sponsore.
1than through direct loans from
ford-Orlando track lo a gain of
appropriated fundi.
Tlie
anthem
"Jeru-alem
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(Park
some M per cent over last year In
a rt «l«o the
er) will he presented Sunday mornInsured loans are
attendance and mutuel handle, ha*
ing by the choir under the direr- ,ol|rc» of most of the fund* for
dl*clo«ed plan* to build a plutli
thin of Jay M. Walter, with Mr« ***U ami water conservation credit
new clubhouse here next year. The
N'. V. F irm er at organ acroinpan ,u PPh8d through the Farmers
racing dates will ba moved ahead.
lit.
Home Administration. The** sr*
The track went over the $5 mil
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the subject of a panel d.-cu.-lon
° “l| , ?11 *on««’rvatlo" ninethe record derby night Monday.
slated for Mondav. 7 in „
Th,l
S"* d
"P " . T " *
That’* an advance of almost $2
meeting la sponsored h> the t hr.. ,rr'**‘ p " ’" ‘" / " " “ 'V '
million «\er last year in mulucl
" omen a Fellow hip hut .he , T h'
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T ' ' ,|n,'n l,,r*Pl»J.
men of Hie church -re invitp.l M r . '" " " ' T k' ' T ' "
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Florida Newspapers
Editorially Favor
Rfi-Fletfinn Collins
Candidates tor lax Stevenson Here Today
Assessor To Speak On Handshaking Tour
At JayceeLuncheon
First 100 Per Cent
Goal Is Reached
In Cancer Drive
i
$712.26 Is Donated
To Earl Cash Fund
SOKC Closes Tonite
With All-Star Race
♦
Hospital Notes
APRIL It)
Admissions
Courtney Richardson (Sanford)
Anthony Hunter (Sanford)
Esvie May Jonea (Sanford)
Ks.-ie May Jones (Pierson)
Discharges
lues. Patricia Hatchett and baby
boy (Lake Monroe)
Viola Frank and baby boy
(Sanford)
APRIL | |
Admission*
Jamei Aeder and John Aeder
Sharoa Weir
I. G. Gray (Sanford)
Julia WUlla|<i (Sanford)
Dtecifargee
Charles Sutlon (Sanfcrd) •
RECEIVING TIIB VFW GAVEL from Melvin L. Smith U Doreey
flam WaUon (Sanford)
Thompson, Past Commander of th* DeLand VFW prior to the
Halen Smith (Lakeland)
Installation of officers for 105A at the local VFW Post. (Photo bv
Beglntld Irvin (lfaiUeod)
Jameson)
«r.. o, „
V„ 7 Z 7
tonight with low 10 IS.
A ssociated P rr«» I-faxed W ire
Fire Destroys
Under Portion
Of 'The Boat'
Stenstrom Car Is Demolished
Target
As Driver Loses
OF Blast
Control On Curve
i
An unexpected substitute spoke
Fir* destroyed the under por last night in behalf of the canill
tion of a riverside hull ami *"fl tlacy of Paul Miller of Melbourne
drink tier* across from the San in a bid for the 37th Senatorial
District senate scat.
ford Roat Work* at the Osteen
E. E. Brady flew intn a Grade
Bridge shortly after ll o'clock again*! Senator Douglas Slenlast night.
drum charging him with the ne
Known a* Penn's Place ami glect of the elderly people of Flor
rommonly called by many a* ''The ida ami (nr ‘Taking no stand on
Boat", th* roadside atom was Ihe segregation Issue.”
They can’t gel me out nf poli
owned by Dean Taylor, popular
sportsman ami stor* manager cf tic*.” Brady said, ami then added,
Western Auto Associate Store "I'm proud lo represent this young
man (Miller) in my county.”
her* In Sanford.
Senator Douglas Stenstrom, the
Taylor said that fir* caused
almut a Ml per cent lost of th a , lavl speaker on last night's pro
building when th* entire bottom gram a I Lake Mary, took no time
of the atiuclur* which house* In answer Brady but calmly spoke
sleeping ami cooking qunitvra for less than the regularly allotted
hurtled. Losa Is estimated In the five minutes to each candidate.
neighlwirhood of $1,000, ha said. ) Stenstrom spoke on the achieveProbable cause of the fire, Tay incnls during the last legislature
lor snld this morning, wn« elec and his record in voting for the
trical wiling which became short rniistriicllv* tills represented at
ed during the heavy rains yes Hint lime. "I have no apologies lo
make lo the citlten* of Seminole
terday.
The Sanford Fire Department County for my record in Ihe 1035
answered the alarm and prevent- j legislature." he said. He addrd,
ed the total lust of the building, "I cordially Invlle you lo Investi
gate every vol* I cast."
Taylor reportod thia morning.
The third In the series of eleven
The first alarm was given by
Democratic Rallies was held In
a passing talsphon* company em
ploy* who noticed th* bias* and the Chamber of Commerce Build
In, U)k* Mery.
tailed Ilia Iwxl ft « d<iwrtnnn| ing
Two ' eat dl'latei, opposing one
u uni a nuarhy pal* connection.
another In the hid for Ihe nuard
Taylor, who went out to Hu of Seminole County Commission
flra, said Hut the store will b* ers, District Five, did not speak
closed until the declsiun a. lo last night. Gits Srlimalt and Ho
whether or not Ihe building will mer Lllllc were not present for
Ini lepalreil ami put hack into Ihe program.
operation. He said. T arrioudy
However, Hi* tension of th* race
doubt Hut Hi* lupaiis will bo for local olllre* is beginning lo
made.”
increase with charge* anil counter
charges beginning In ' appear In
Ihe brlnf verbal bailies between
Former Resident
candidate*.
Unopposed ramlldalr* wit* In
Dies In Lake Worth troduced al last night'* Rally but
Mr. Roy Bennett nf 1-akr Worth, none vvrr* Invited to speak. Those
formerly of Sanford, believed to Introduced were Tax Collector
he 87 year* old, died this morning John Galloway, County Judge Er
nest Hniivlmliler. Prosecuting At
at A o'clock In Lake Worth.
Mr Bennett wa* a former cm torney, Kar.vle llousholdcr, .Super
ploye of Flvh anil Co. nf .Sanfnrd. visor of Registration Camilla
He mnvrd to Lake Worth and Bruce. County. Superintendent of
entered the flower growing bu*t- Public liislnicllnn R. T. Milwee,
Constable J. Q Galloway, end
nc«v.
Stale Representative Mack N
lie iv survived by one son, Clin Cleveland Jr,
Inn Bennett and one brother, Fay
Candltlalr* for Ih* office nf
Bennett, both nf Lake Wurth.
Sheriff wer* the first to speak
Remains will he shipped to Hor- last night with J. I,. Hobby briefly
mrll. N. Y. for burial at [arckport, speaking, lie said. ' ‘Most of you
N Y.
(Continued On Pag* «lghl)
"Everything earn* out." *al<!
Florida Highway Patrolman Carl
William* a* hn described an ac
cident on State Road ( secondary)
4.11 between txingwond and Fore*!
City. "It wa* th* worst I’ve evrf
seen,*' he sard a* he reported thal
the only thing left of the car when
It came to a «tnp were the wheel*,
dashboard and motor.
Tlie arcldent occurred last nlghl
shortly before 10 o'clock when a
tDI9 Ford four-door sedan, driven
hy Richard Wiley Wike, stationed
In Mobile, Ala with the Air Force,
Inst control of his car on ■ curve
and went off th* road, on the tcf|
side, for approximately 400 feet.
Patrolman Williams said the eng
turned over between four and »<*•
ven time* demolishing It. ''P art#
were scattered for 30 yards In ad
directions," said th* patrolman.
The car came to a slop on Its
wheels still on tho left side of the
road.
"Apparently the car was travel
ing at a very high rat* of speed,*
Williams reported. Wike suffered
only minor cuts and bruises. Ha
was lodged In th* Seminole Count?
Jail charged, yrlth r e c k o n driving,
AnethWpheHdent j r f f m a y oc
curred during the Jilvlng rain
shortly before 1:50 when a 1051
Cadillac, driven by Guy Henry Orr
of Do Bary, one mil* north of
Sanford, left Ihe highway smashing
through a wayside table sign.
• Orr |o«t control of Ida car on •
curve ami traveled about 200 feel
off on th* right nf ihe highway
away from th* lake. Tlie ear
made at least two complete turne
before coming to a stop. Damage,
said Patrolman Williams, I* tit!mated at $330,
Public Hearings
On Road Dept.'s
Budget April 20
William IT. Dial, fltst* R*m(
floard member from tha Flfl)
District which Include* Somlnotl
County, announced today that ths
public hearings on the Road De
l>ai intent's proposed 19.'(7-S7 hud.
ci't will l>* held April k'q ut l^u
Department's Uistrlc office in Dt
Land.
The DeLand hearings, Dial said,
will Include all of th* rounttet
In th* Fifth District which con.
sl*t of Citrus, Marion, I’utnnm,
St. Johns, Flagler, Volusia, F.aks
Sumter, Seminole, Orange, Osc»<
oln, and Brevard counties.
The Cltl-en* Long Range Highwav Planning Committee, at g
•ecent meeting, recommended q
priority list of road* for consid
eration hy tho Seminole County
Hoard of Commissioner* In mak
ing It* request* for the next fiscal
.veer's budget.
However, im definite rerOri)4
oieudatinos have been adopted |,y
Ihe llntird of County Commission
er* up In Hit* time Most 111,-ly,
I hi* Miilier w ill come before 'h a
Ho.ml at It'- next meeting on
T iie r. lay, A p ril 17.
to r<v<
IV M, V n m
^
vi
8 0,f hl* r , r n ’*r * ,,o me Admlnla: ' ;r8a”' “ r;
W V*'\ (ration loan .ml meet. hi. credit
D*. Mr*. J Rair, Earl E v.n. and „c*,|, , hr„1)|rh
, n<l 0„,#r
O D. Landress. with the pa-tor lfm|Pr,. rrfu | , r rIrllit ,erv|f„ .
serving a* moderator At the elo.e
The f„r,nsr P,v* a.. Interest
refreshment, will he enjoyed.
f h „ a e of 4' i per cent on farm
■Of p *” ' , r *
D. Free. nwniMliip or soil snd water ronj05 E. Id Hi SI.and Mr. in.] Mri serration loans. If lha loan U
James L Parker, Floral Height*, from insured funds, th* Under
united with the churrh Sunday, receive, a net of 3 'i per rent
making a total of 15 addition! since and the Government receives one
Aujust 21
percent ae an Insuranr* rharge.
Hie local church will he host to The agency makes, servire*. and
» rally of Disciple youth of Hie Or- rollccta the loan*.
Undo district Sunday. April 22.
Farm ownership loan* run for
The annual Slat* Convention of „ 40-yrar period, with opportunlChri-tian Churche* will be held al ty to repay ahead of time. Th*
the First Christian Church, Jark time limit on Individual soil and
"onvillc, May 17-19. Mr*. James L. w attr conservation loans ll 10
Horton Sr., Is (he local registrar. 1years, but In some Instances loans
It is expected that two carloads nf to farmers' nonprofit associations
Jclegalcs from Sanford will attend ; may run for longer jxrioda.
N o. 73
Brady Charges
Elderly People
Are Neglected
i i i i r 1' w Z ™ . ,! ' r , r ;
*"h
r« lr tnnlxtil and Thursdsyt C w lft
M
\.N IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER
SA N FO R D ,
Weather
It I* expeclrd Ihe
17-02 front Five Points
fold will he the top priorlty
m tlie forthcoming budget.
Office To Clos11i« Seminole County
eulosl* mid Health A
fe e In | ho
Building will h* rinsed
Ll nnd 14 ivhll* Ihe
Secretnry, .i!c*. t.nrranine
him U *'
ferene* o;
osls nnd
th* Gern-e
Jneksonvllla.
RECEIVING A LIKE MEMBERSHIP TIN In the P-TA Is Her
man Morris, Principal of Seminole High School, from Seminole
High P-TA i’roildent Mrs. Byron Smith. (Photo by Jamsaun)
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(Casrtto—I T n m
Om > ,
ovsr too eomaWoMd submarines.
They art building over M aseh
year. A t O iraua started tha
last war with teat than 73 and
never had. la commlialoa at oaa
■ and early evening ahewtng them a good Um*.
I You know, ferry ride*, trip* to the soo, vlalu to
a f r l the Btatuo of Liberty, at el.
,
■»!
To Us hide (he herds atx or night around nsi
l Pm each trip), Colin In “daddy.- email fry nf all
kid# slaes, shapes and color address him thuaty and
klmJ on buses this la apt to confuse the ether paeans*
gars. Bine# fo* I# • top model and enema to ho
better ads. the kids* routine greeting to him Hu K ey,
famouf! To pitcher's in tho paper!**
a e ," tald fox, an Intelligent man with * wttp streak ef
t could beet he described aa n disturbing wrperienee. I dM
i S wasn't vary satisfied with myeelf as n man gad thought
l*tp me prove, or achlevo something, Tm not eure what,
at times it was almost macabre.
r It's as stem a test of one’s reason as can be imagined,
ow where you are In the middle ef the ccisa good Lord.
X happened to me, becauee I dU nt know ngrigatlen and
toe* mmelf and ament tee aneoemfuL IiU g h t have geao
rte X d ld tempernrOy. X w u SO day* wttheut » to d -e M
StoUto big h fty atmg to becemlwg h WUec peraom*T4
SuModly go back to being a Moody fooT wbaa aw * i h m
am TWa aortal Moody fool Colin mid. t o t map who took* kindly
luxury, g u y living and c h lthl which, ho admitted ruefully, ho
time more than-110. General Graanther did net consider ■ eubma*
rise ■ defensive weapon.
On guided mlaallet (here la a
question mark a t to tbe relative
basis between the Soviet* and tbe
Watt. On “ atomic" they are not
yet up to ua.
On the other side General Oman*
(bar aald, “The Soviets* satellite*
are causing them tome headaches.
E«*t Germany la one such. Tbe
Commlea feel, however, that tilde
la on their aide. The longer they
have children Id their care, the
morn progress they will have
made In Controlling their peoples'
minds. Their battle for men's minds
la morn Important to tham than
WASHINGTON UR U Would you
Uka to try your haad at making
a UtUo klatory?
Sacratary of tha Treasury Humphrey would welcome help from
Iho public In eolvlng a problem
neglected alnce 17W.
Humphrey noted recently that
the big Treaiury Building la down*
town Washington near the White
House hat no nemo on It.
Hla staff looked around and
could find no other government
dapartmaatal headquarters llriag
la such anonymity.
So the Treasury asked the Gen
eral S e r v i c e * Administration,
housekeeper for the government,
to put up a name on each of the
four aldee of the block • square
building.
GSA aald It would be delighted,
and just how did the Treasury
style Itself?
That’* where things rest light
now.
.
“Hie Soviet* might overrun
Europe aa of. now, but they would
loee, becaoae of their Inability to
defend their hem eland, five yeare
from note they may have an an
swer.'*
'
,
' “However, wjtan the U German
dlvislona are added to the NATO
force* we feel/' said the General,
“ wo will hava a shield strong
enough to defend NATO areas. The
timing la three to four yeare."
“ Atomle we*pons are the addi
tional factor in our defense, sine*
obviously tho addition of only 13
morn divisions aa reprasented by
the German ones alene wll not
make the difference."
“Therefore, it is with this in mind
that the Soviet* ere presently
carrying on a campaign to out
law atomle weapons. This le tho for relaxing their etand agalrut eude automatically.
Nobody knowa Just what la U
jo
Trtaaury’a official name, although
the .department waa the third
(following guto and war) char
tered by the flrat Congress, and
haa been doing an ever-growing
buslneae alnce.
The confusion began in 17M.
Congreta chartered the Treatury
by “an act to establish tbe T.oaaury Department.** But In the body
ol the bill, It •pecifiea that there
"thall be a Department ot the
Treasury."
Both terme have been uied com*
monly alnce aa well ae the term
“ the United Slatea Treaaury.’* tltte of an official hlitory tbe Treaa
ury publiihed In 1031.
Aa aoon ae the Treaiury can de
cide what Ita name la. It will go
up In 13-inch. goM-finlshed hrome
letter* on three sides of the build*
Ing. and In 8-Inch letters on the
plainer cast aide.
If you want to help, mail your
euggettions 'for *a name to the
Office of the Secretary, Main
Treaaury Building, Washington D.
(Term* like “ robber." which
might come to some mind* (hit
taxpaying season, have been dis
qualified In advance. >’ot digni
fied.)
TASTY GRIMED SANDWICH
Ham can be used in many
w*y». For a luncheon surprise,
split English muffins, toast light*
ly directly under the broiler
flame, and butter. Cover with a
•lie* of ham, spread with mus
tard, vhsese, and a thlcx slice of
tomato. Season end pop under the
broiler of your range Juat long
enough for the tomato to brown
and the chees* to melt.
Weother
Pertly cloody and mat Inner! a i d
through Saturday; law tonight gib!
Season Tuesday
.
When vow visit the strew* or tbe see, don't spend nB yonr than looking
fur traditional pkterm. A “sleeper" Uka lU* make* a fine snapshot.
Y o u r C a m a ra a t th e C ircus o r Z o o
The next time there's o carnival
or circus in town, you might like
to try your hand at a project that
should please the youngsters In
the family. The only equipment
you'll need for this little expertment will be your own camera
mtd a few rolls of film. Any tima
you visit the zoo. you can do prac*
llcatly tha came thing.
Wander around with camera In
hand, keeping an eye out for all
the colorful characters and sights
that make carnivals and circuses
so much fun. Tha barker, the
clowns, the acrobats and animals
—you'll And a gold mine of picture material et every turn.’
When your snapshots come back
from the photofinisher, you’ll be
ready for the next atep—selecting
the best shots tor enlargements
and then choosing a suitable al
bum to bold tha pictures A sturdy
9 x 12 or 11 x 14 book with transnarent folders is a practical
cnorce, n r all you have-to do is
Insert your pictures,
And there It la—a wonderfo'
custom-made picture book that
your child is bound to treasuic
for years to come! What’e so vetv
nice about the whole idea le that
anyone with even the elmpleit
camera can do I t Why not try a
special picture book such as this
for your youngsterf The manv
pleasant hours he'll spend enjoyIng your handiwork will make It
seem an extremely worthwhile
project, indeed 1
—John Van Guilder
Columnist Splashed
In Face With Acid
NEW YORK UB-Labor enlum
A aw rkaa Caaowr lockty
kl Wading roW la tha na- nlat Viator JUaial waa ipluhad In
Bgbt against
cancer, Uta fiea with aald by aa uniden
i Ua program at public tified aitaaaat on a riraat Rut
. E v e r y , position on nrandsla
tfnlvanlty'a
storUng
ban ball
jtctol 1# filled by a member of
«l|a. f(q)ball squad.
.
H. A. LAVBY, 88 year* old Sun
day. (Staff Photo)
“ Helping somebody also" ta tha
hnhhy of J|. A f.avev who celebrute* hit path birthday Sunday.
"It seems to me," said t.avey
“ that my hobby nn I kept mo
young nod healthy all the<o
years," as he rnmmented on his
axrellent health and appearnnea
practically on the ^eve of cele
brating an Important milestone.
Pitting hack comfortnhly In his
rholr at the Valdea Hotel where
he is staying presently, Lnvey
recounted hi* experiences through
man^ year* of business In Ohio
where h" first entered the pro
fession of Optometry,
r “ That-VOWtU'. 10
said, “for people In those day*
usually depended on their family
p'-»"tlcinn for n prescription for
Cbthi w m vttotag M m * to M M a n u a l I» 1 . an«
ground wttk tfcetr two kddo—when It etroak h i* tkat paopto
s tuagad aaUah and k# aboulg da eomatklng to justify *o#>
K n t thing you knew, ho wan dawn at »L Barnabas Hotte*
daddy to aaaertad batch** nf tha 73 forgotten Udn th a n
iatone# Isn't JuatiSad, nobody's In.
*
#*rty dlicovrry.
» r m p t traitatant; and hnaps tha
Rdtka'a doctors advlawl eti toeb■'out* Id dntoftlon, radiation, and
r - y f . __
*
<y Ita aupport of mar* than
1.500 top.flight scientists in a naIMnaUy co-ordinated program of
MMtfafc, the ACS gives urgency
I# tka March for new cure* for
Hfe menacing disease.
’t t o t organisation Is tha only
v a ta ta ry national haalth agency
wtocl) fights canear through a
*r*bfron( program of raacarch,
MMailon, and aanlea to patient*.
A l'g voluntary nrginliatlnn. It daf»M * Mtlraiy on Ui# public con.
wfbutlani obtained through Its
« * m £ Canear erased*. As Mayor
•# latoord, I, F. D. Scott, do
■•v»by proclaim that tha real.
UtU city shall observe
A p d ijn i
• ANCER CONTROL MONTH
tito to o r* . I urge senarotts fi.
kanalalx-support to the Cancer
M tllQ 'i fund-raising campaign,
to that ii mhy widen and Intanalfv
«fi»lnat cancer until
•ItoR lima aa tha manaca of man'a
trRtteM^CMmy shall be lifted for-
off Broadway early today.
A hoapiul doctor aald hr feara-1
»h# nawapipeimaa’a ayaalght
would b* Impaired.
Tha attack oaeurrad about tsrohours sftsr Rfaael spoke on a
radio program, snd h*» tot * n->""
man at the hospital that tha add
throwing “apparently was abuu,
my broadcast oo labor racketeers
on Long Island."
Riot*], 41, wrtosa eolumna ap
pear in the New York Dally Mir
ror, was assaulted about 1 a. m.
on W. Slat fit. near Broadway
ahortly after h* had left Llndy',
restaurant oa Broadway,
Hla aiiallanta young man—aaeaped.
|givey related his experiences
In lit# rally days of sellii.g chew
ing gum and later cigars, .1 fix.-1
that entered Into the establish.
( - ment of a firm, headed by him and
*blx brother Carl, that grew by
leaps and hound*.
Located In Toledo, he had de
termined to retire at 50, *nhl I ji vey, tint "circumstances tn,>k enre
I of continuing my buxines 1 actlvitlrx ten yenrx.' Through the com
bined efforts of luivey and hi*
brother, a chain stor# known a<
“Thrift Grocery Stores" wu*
fc'.artcd. "We grew until tlmro
alfwere 85 stores in our chain," La.
vev saidComing to Florida 2* year* ago,
Hamilton Adelhert l.avey, known
to his relatives a* “ Unci# ttert55,
seltUd first) In Winter llnven
where he was hppnin.'nl as Fit A
UPSTAIRS LAUNDRY
If you have * largo hous* with a
apor* room," why not xoncool
«no snd wdth a folding sersen ann
Install an upstolra laundry? Aflsr
all that's whtro most of th*
sollsd cloths* eotlact. An automatie waahtr and doth** dryar
requlr* llttls spat* and nttontlon.
And what t rallaf In tha saving
of tlmo and onargy.
FLOWERING BINK
If your pat snthuslaan 1* grow
ing and arranging flowers, install
a sink with spacious counters
Hearty fa n for
HAPPY
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Opponents' Names
U se d In L o w r y 's
Claim For Candidacy
Jaycee
G u fe s t
Speaker
Sumter I* I.nurv ram
(i r o u n d h r * a k I n g
earamonirs fnr the Henry Shelton
Sanford Memorial l.ibrary amt
Museum will tie held nsat Tuosday mVnlng, April 10. at ItiSO
a. m. In Fori Mellon Park, a t the
site of the new building.
A committee, headed by Rand
all Chase, has completed plana for
the rcremony which is expected
to draw tremendous crowd* front
the Sanford aira.
According In thr rnmpleted plana
fnr the groundlireakiog ceremony,
General .1 t\ llulrliison, president
of the Henry Sheltnn Sanford
Memorial Lituary and Museum
Association, will seiva as master
of ceremonies.
The Invocation wilt he offered
by Bishop John It Wing,’ milled
Bishop of South Florida,
Guests and distinguished visit
ors will he Introduced after svhich
tha principal addiesa for tha oc
casion will he delivered by Dr.
Katherine
Abhey
Hanna
of
Winter Park.
The first spude nf Jilt will lie
tin it<*il hv Mrs Mario I’.una,
s;i mu tills umtit s-r of General Henry
Shelton Ssoford nod daughter of
the i.Hr John Sanford
Dr. .1 It Boot will pronniiure
the hriicillrtion.
The Scmlnidr High Si'honl
Band, under the direction of
Ernest Cowley will participate in
the program at the groundbreak
ing rrremouy Tuesday morning.
A number of school children will
he released from lllelr rlasses In
attend.
Bandall Chase stated tin- morn
ing that the public is cordially
Invited and urged to attend the
gintindhrrnVIng event.
The liiuldin?, (or which the
contract has been awarded, will
he an exact replica of General
Henry Shelton Sanford's library
The Seminole County Junior
in his home in Derby, Conn.
Chamber nf I'omnirrce accepted
the recnmmemlaiions of their no
minating committee yesterday in
electing * slate of officers (or the
next fiscal year beginning in June.
George Andrew Sneer was nam
ed president of lltr Jay rrra to suc
ceed A. B. Peterson Jr., the piesrnt
presiding officer.
Other officers named were:
David Thrasher, first vice presllent; Ed Hunt, second lire presi
dent; Gsrfield Wlllets, secretary,
and Boh Kilpatrick, treasurer.
Elected to the Board of Dirertors
were: Jo# Baker. Harry t'anell.
Tony Russl, Bob Crumley and M.
L. Rabnrn dr.
Tit# installation of officers will
be set fnr a meeting In June.
Cancer Society
Conducts 1st Class
In Bandage Making
Mr., Mrs. C. Rudd
Called To Atlanta
M>* was msroverert wntia me
family of Steve Peter* and hi* ten
children were attending a movie,
The Sanfold Fire Department.
answering the alarm, found the
hmnr completely Involved when
•hry mrivrri, flame* pouring out
ilie windows and rolling out of
ihe lop O f the home. “The homo
was Ino fsr gone to do anvlhlug
»e arrived," Die-
pu| | „ Warrfn. and Farrla
niysnt, I/iwry pounded away on
the subject »( segregation snd In*
Icgratlon In hi. talk before the
S* '"ln“1' bounty Junior Chamber
of ^ m m e rc . ye.terJay at noon,
Spfaklnif quietly and without
CLIFFORD K. J O H N S W
nourishes Siimtyr lowry admitted
”l
no1 * polltlclan-never held
» public nfflce-and went Into this
r»rc without any urging and I've
made nn promise to anyone,
-covered on the
I havs come Into this race." he
• block structura said, “m offer the people of Flor
id food was left Ida leadership at a lime of great
crisis."
•
dunning down his platform pro
po«lng better schools, more Indus
try, a tourist program and “ ntora
roads than hats ever been built hefore" laiwry reached hi* prime stth.
jert nf segregation, U 'vas while
speaking on this sulijcct that he
said “ these other men, Warren,
I’olllna anil Bryant neier had the
alight**! Idea nf taking any stand
on segregation until I made my
announcement and then they tried
to jump on the hand wagon.
All nf nur liberties stem from
the ennitltutlnn," said Lowry,
•'ami the Supreme Court nullifies
the loth amendment and say* you
nn longer have the right to regu
late the trlmnl*. If that Is true."
continued the candidate, “ what will
prevent them from regulating vovr
homes, vour business,* yes, even
vntir e Imre lies’ Hint's what the'
Intend In do—to ram it down the
throats of the people," he said.
' Quoting In-Buy Collins, fntwry
said “ segregation Is no Issue", and
then about his opponent he stunn
ed "If [here ever was a hypocrite
lh.;t I- the man—he is a profexihuinl hypocrite."
Turning onto Farris Bryant, anti
using his name, Lowry said “That
Is the man who Is nut sure lie Is
running from one slay to the near."
He didn't eien turn Ills hand over
In prevent segregation while he
was In the Legislature, he said,
gnd quoted Bryant as saying “ The
south lias swallowed a lot of hitter
pills ami the •until lias to swallow
this like good Christians."
Lowrv told Ills Jaycee audience DESTROYERS LEAVE SYDNEY
that Fuller Warren icloed tha. sec SYDNEY, An at rails P - Pong
tion of legislation which was In American dcriroyer* left Sirinay
tended In preserve segregation. In I hI.iv In x welter nT lipstick, tears
August of la-1 year, said Lowry, ami f.nuwrll ki.xaes.
Warren told a grmtp.of University
Mure than 2'HI girl* were'*! tit*
of Florida stiotrnts that “ Integra wharf to tiiil farewell to t.onfl
tion is like the common law—It xsilur* mnmtlng the I’n ru rfltld '
routes on us gradually."
Miirriiall, Gregory and Halsey
“ I h a ir made a pledge," Lowry
stated that "when I am elcrlctl
Governor there will tut m mixing
of the races in the public schools <
That !• my pledge, 1 intend to
SHS Glee Club Sets
Car Wash To Raise
Money For Trip
ADDITIONAl l.fH'AI. NEWS,
ON PAGK EIGHT t
yYes Means N o!'
To Be Presented
At Rotary Club
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SH S Bond To Play
Concert For Shrine
Club Dedication
TIi# Seminole High School Rand
i ^ f c c t r d by Erncxt Cowley will pre
rant a half hour concert beginning
f IS preceding the dedication qf
ilia Kanfanl Shrine Building
Marches that will, he playrd are
“ Footllftor". “Thundo.-". “On the
Sqwara". “With Flags Unfurled"
“ Men of Ohio", and “Americans
MV', Other numlicr* Included are
Oi# wait* "I Wonder Who’s Kiss
ing Her Now", the "Rock and Roll
•
COMI'I.KTRLY DKSTHOVKD IIY FIRE LAST night Is tha roncreto block home of Steve f r ie r , on
(irnrva Av*. at Richmond Ava (Staff Photo)
H U X iU W w l
wevmxiW <
Fire Completely
Destroys Peters'
Home Last Night
m
RllOWINO HOW IT’H DONE are these five lovely Semlnol* High School Glee Club glrli
rcy, Pat Harrington, Lida Barlneau, Kay Jenkins, ami Shiriay Anderson, wlto will Iw washing car* to
morrow nhmg with oxh#r giro club membeis, to **m their way to tha Stat* Contest la Tampa. (H uff
rhuto)
Vemher* af |h# S a n f o r d
Rnlrry Chit, who #nloT#d # pine.
l*t staged by members nf th#
Fnseeh Clsxa nf R#mlnn|e Hltrh
Frhool ar« In for another ilellaht.
f"t treat w'U-n a one ad play
“Y#* Mean* No!" n iII he nffererl
#* th* hlghliffht nf th« regular
*##kly m#etinir of the lor-.! Hub
at th# Yarht Club next Monday
noon.
Presented under the direction
of Mr*. Rov.l Coleman, Has*
sponsor, the following will annrnr
In a ennisdy skit set In a finan
cial offlc* which prnhahlv renters
shout th# meaning nf th* title of
lh# skit: Miss Ssre J-eo'i-nn.
f.eill* Smith, Robert Crease, Mis*
Helen Hampton and Fred Ball
Jr.
In order to |«nd t u t h * n t ! e
atmosphere to th# presentation,
Powell’* Offlc# Supply will furn
ish the stag* properties. RotarIans will get some Idea as to
how an offlrg should (or should
aot) b* run.
SUMTER LOWRY ADDRESSED th# Jaycces yaatarday a t th>lr noon lane'
right) arc: A. B. Petgrson Jr., Jayre* president: Imwry, Lowry’a son-ln-taw an
phys and, Tin* Russl, program chairman. (Staff Photo)
�if**ini if.>fr . *•.'
i&t &
\ ...*». , t : ‘-f,
All Church Notion* moat b* prg*gt*d I t Th* Rftratf
office by ft pjn. an tb* day before pubtfcttloft.
prbe
metwodwt
Church
Laura! Aw. I t 4th 84.
Sunday School 1:41 a. m.
Menu os Worth!* 10:41 a. to.
THE UTTLX BROWN CRURCH
ON THE HILL
Camay Park Ata. and Mth Sc.
lj
V ''
rK*%MW'Tii
3. Barnard Baat, ____ MlaMar
Sunday lahaai
ftidl n.m.
MotlUnr Wonhip
H:W a.m.
Evsntog Evangtllitte f i l l p. a
Wsdnaaday night prayot and Barmen: “Tha Ood Who Saves."
Lat avery comar of thin day
praita arn ic a T:30 p. m.
B*t*ma an altar. Lord far That.
A Miat place whara 1 can pray
THE SALVATION ARMY
t i l E. Zad f t.
1/LlwMaaai Raymond B. Lee*.
PIR8T METHODIST CHURCH
Commanding Offiear
Milton M. W ralt
Sunday Company Maatiag 19 a .a . Paator
9:41 a.m.
ChuNh School
HoUaoaa llMting 11 a .a .
ciaitaa far all agtoYoung Paoplat Lagtoe f p.m.
11:00 a^n.
Morning Wnrahlp
Salvation llMting 9 p.m.
Tuaaday y.p. Band PraeUca 4 Barman T»pla-'*Ta Ha Cantfausd"
r . M. y. T:00 p. ■.
p.m.
Salvation Heating 7:30 p.m.
Wadnaaday Ladlaa Horaa Laagtla
7:90 p.m.
«:00 p.m. M.Y.F. Suppar
0:30 p.m^M.Y.P.
Till p.m. Organ Vtapar*
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
ft a r m a a
TapM»“Bahold
Dreamer"
Iroadeait ovar W.T.R.R,
Tha
ASSEMBLY OP COD CHURCH
12th SI. and Laart) Art.
Ear. Gaerga S. Baaa
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Sunday School
9:43 a. m
(Episcopal)
Morning Wnrthlp
II a. m.
Rat. H. Lytllatan Elm merman.
Youth Servlet
l : U p , m.
S.IL. Btclor
EvangellatJe Rally
7:41 p. m.
Pirtt Sunday Afttr Enter
Prayar and Bibla Study Wadnat- 1:00 a.m.
Holy Communion
day at 7:43 p. m.
9:11 a.m. family Sanrtea and
"Rcmamhcf a glad hand lavilM
Churah School
you to wonhip with ua."
11:00 Morning Praylr and Sermon
H H I /I W IBIIM ftmWVft
SMS 9:49 to 11:1ft a.m. Call to
Wanhtp 10:40 a.M. Bvioing sar>
v ko 1:43 p. m.
ITlSnesday Prayer Ifrvieo aad
M pto DUcusilnn 7:43 pun. Chi pal
CMr Rahtrsal after service.
SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH
Baat >7 SL
At Pam Ava,
The and of your tairch
For a friendly Church.
B. B. Leeaford,
Pastor
W. L Staphani, Asaaciato PatU r
Milto* Mlgglnhotham. I n n d a y
School SeportntondML
Sunday School
to A. M.
Morning Worship
II A. M.
Bible study
7:30 P M.
Evening Worship
4 P. M.
Prayer MtefJng (Wed.) * P. M.
Missionary
Pramlllealal
Welcome
’H P id fld iy Youth Nlftht Program
•:1ft to t:M p.m. Mvottoeal Tima,
d u b Aetlvitiai.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
LddMt Muilaoary Snotty (ft
Rtv. i , W. Parham, pa Mar
R ingtail monthly). Fillowahip
Loath ton — 2nd Tuaaday after- Cor. Favteeath St, Oak Art.
ftuhdty School 9:43 I. m.
enng. P rty ar and Bustnaas — 4th
Mowing worship Service UiM
Tnnidiy aftaftoon. m m Circle
3. m.
- d a Thursday mofatai.
Training Union 4:IS p. m. It'e a
family affair.
Evening worshln Ti» p. m.
‘'Coma thou with ut and wa will
do than good."
PfBST CHURCH OP CtBlST,
ftciErmer.
Sundiy Services
]l:M
a. m.
Suiidiy School
9:30
«, m.
Wadnasdiy Evanlng
Mailing
t:no p m.
vflidNUy School g:4i a. m.
. MdlgftUitto Strvwa liM p. m. I^eenn- Permnnr "Are Sin Din)f Id-Weak Sam e a Tuaaday 7:30
»ai« snrt Death Real?"
Rmling Room incited in Foyar nf
Pcopla SarvJc# Thsr*Church Building open (o puhiic
jt»F*l!» p. m.
3:30 in 4:30 p. m. Monday thru
*-f BBBNEXRR MBTWODirr
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CHURCH
CMraa Batgkto
AW. Edward MmWa. Paator
h d d a y ftebooJ 1ft a, » , —CIU*
fefT L Johnscm. lupanntandant
Service* through tha weak:
Monday, Tuliday. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday • Holy Communiftn • Tiio a.m.
Wadna*day • Haly Communion
10:00 a.m.
FIRST
nr
ch u rc h
t h e n a ia r e n e
“SanfnrCa singlae Clarch”
On# hloih off Franck A rt. at 2nd
fwh Spear, Pastor Ph. 1191
You are cordially tnviud to attend
that* iarvlt*n this Lord's Day:
Sunday School at t:3ft a.m.
Thar* are rloaatl and rlaaamoma
for all agta.
Morning Worship 10:45 a.m.
Evanlng Cvangaliitic at 1:3h
p.m. Thi pastor will ha praaehlng
at both cervical
ChHatltn
Sarvira T r a i n i n g
Claaaet at d:3tl p.m, •
Also tha following week-day
sarvical;
Praylr m uting Mth Woditssday as 7:4ft p.m.
Youth
Actlvttlaa eaah Thura-
day at 7i4ll p.m.
Tha Church of tha Naaarona
holds no 'sirsngt doctrina' hut
you will find It strikingly simi
lar to all y»u normally hava
liaan taught aa old faahtansd
Protestantism.
A nursery al all regular ser
vice* and rourlcoui inhere will
make your rhurch going a pittaure.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Friday.
CHURCH
A cordial Invitation is esUmcicd
Corner Hah and 3rd.
U ill in attend nur aervisaa Rev. A. O. Mrlnnls.
Minister
am) ma tha Reading Room.
Mrs. fisorga Totihy, .Minister of
Mutlt
THE CHURCH OF GOD
Sermon hy Rev. A. O. Mrlnnls
m u t u a l Servlco U A. ft,
Nurseries for rhlldren under
OP PROPHECY
S - i T l p. m,
three, fcnd ihre* in sli, avery
3343 Elm Ave,
M H r maattog, IW a d a y , DM lev. D. D. Craasy,
Pastor Sundsy MornlRg durlnf thl wor
Sunday School
) U A.M.
ship
You’ve heard of heredity and environment. You know
th a t the latter usually exercises the stronger influence
upon the development of a child
.Then, you are face to face with the'dilem lna of the
Church.'
___
The Church canigive 1o every child who comes within
its influence the heritage of the Christian faith. It can teach
him the truth about God; it can show him the Christian
way of life,
But what happens when n child goes home? Will the
lesson “stay learned ?” Or will it be destroyed by language,
attitude and example contrarytoallthcC hurchhastaught?
I t ian*t enough to send your child to church school, Be
come a church-going family! Let Christian truth mold the
life of your home and it will mold the life of your child.
hour.
Morning Worihip
11:00 A.M. t:U a.m. Ssrvlre . Sacrament n|
Sundsy Night Servlet 7:30 P.M.
tNt U rd’e Suppar.
WMS Tuesday Night
7:30 P.M. Anthem - Tell Ma tha Story of
JiatM
VLB Thursday night 7:30 P. M.
Old Fashion Rivlval beginning 9:45 a.m. Sundsy School
Fab. s. Services nightly at 7:2a. 11:00 s.m. Sarvlca * Saerimint
of the Lord’* Supper
Evangelist R. W. ftockdal* la
charge. “You ara invltod to coma Anthem . F»tr Not. O timet
PAOLA WRSLBTAN
Anthem - Bread nf tha World
worship with us.'*
;:H MBTH0D1ST CHUBCH
7:30 p.m. Slrvlta
9 Milan Watt aa I t a
Anthem - Lord, 1 want to N n
RT. LUBE’S LUTHERAN
H9ay School
9:43
Christian.
la
Olivia
(Nsar
Oviedo)
SmUg Worihip
10:41 Rav. 3leak a* M. Tihy, Pastor
Panama Youth
l;49
Naalng Worship
7t90 Morning Worship 1:23 t, m.
Fadauday PraytnnaedUg 7i30 Radio Mission Broadcast at l:M
4. m. ovar WORI (740 ke)
Evaryont WllOWM
Sunday School 3.Jo g. m.—for all
Bar. cadi W. Ihaffar
O'WqtOSI (Mdf dH 'tarth'L J
acl.r rrrrf B(V,. " •W1h «*»
0 OOod dllisnihln.
! nor etvlliiai|8n
— i t»atoni why
•srvieas rapulmly
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of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments:
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C. C. Whiu. Ministev
Sirs. Clover Mam, PianliL
B ill Patricia Bauman, AatL
Vhriitlaa Day School— Honda*
through Friday 9:00 a. m —(All
demon u ’ry gradaa aad kinMrgartta].
This Ii s lig h t th a t gladdana:
W hat a paaea i t doth im port!
Now nothing ftvar id d d in i
The Joy w ithin my h ia rt.
No gloom ahull over nhake,
No roa shall over taka,
Mrs. Naucy Gtlea, Childrta'i
Th§ hops which God'i own
llT Diractor,
Son
ff. Gaorga Pesold, AaaL Supt CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH in leva for m» hath won.
l«eatad
at
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Tha PlntoNst School • W. 21th
I tf th Bckod. 10:00 tJ«.
Rav. C. W. PUak Million Pastor Now 1 will cling fnrevlp
fisaan for all ages,
rlrship ii:oo ajn.
0:45 a.m.
To ChrUt, niy Savior true;
Ihildraa’i ServUa UiOO am. 11:00 a.m.
My Lord wilt l9*vo m i nav*r,
'auag Peapla ItftO pja.
d ill p.m.
Training Union W h s tW hft p li n th through.
m m ftiio pja.
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farsklp TilO pja.
Ho hraaki through tin anri
a n itc a op o u s t
pain,
M i i A Rim An.
Ho ih attari h ltfi dork thrall
RvitgOtlM
I follow Him through all.
Ralph Brawar Jr.
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1:10 ( s a t tho Clock
1:00 S l i g o Show
1:10 Tho Monsymoonsra
Oil* I for tha Monty
1:19 It'* Always J a n
10:19 Damon Runyon T b sa tr a
11:90 Atop tho Musts
II T 0 Lots Show
11:41 Mowa A to.
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10:10 Look Up A Lira
11:00 Boutbsldo P ro o b y tsr|o a Ch.
11:09 Lot s T ak a A T rip
11:19 Wild Bill Utckoh
I:U9 Homo F air
1:19 Million I Uovl*
1:09 P a tti Pag*
t i l l P a rh a m
1:1* D r Hudson's J r n l
t : t * W estern Marshal
1:19 Long J o h a Rllvar
I i 9 t Omnibus
a I# Tou ar* Thor*
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10:00 AppL With A d r s n to r g
19:19 W h i t 's My Lina
11:09 Sunday Nsws Bps.
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11:11 Nsws R 8 0
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11:41 Ouldlng L ight
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III* Lor* Rtory
A N INSULATED
OUSE JUST WINK’S
MtS. MAM1IIISINHOWII, who uiually aelecta tiny pUlboxJhat*. ha*
tucclimbed to tha new Spring fashion for larger chapeaux. Reaching
Into the First Lady’* hat box. New York model Suianna Erichien
holda two medium-brimmed balllbuntal aallori while wearing •
flower pillbox of pink, hlue and yellow forget-me-not*. The creation
at left has a white organdy drape nnd a alngla pink rose and (right),
the aaRor h u whlta lace decoration.
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BY ADDIE
Phillip Bauer
after spending a
Undo with Mr*.
Mr. end Mr*.
BY VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON
Mr. and Mr*. Roy L, Howall
Jr. and ions, Milton and Stanley
of Waycroo*. Ga., were tha
guaata of hla parent*, Mr. end
Mr*. Roy L. Howell, over the
Easter weekend.
W, C. Harris and hla alater,
Mill Bell* Harris left Tuts Jay
for their home In. Sumpasi, Va.
Their frlenda, Mr. and Mra. Her
bert Lampert will occupy their
Lake Mary home on Wilbur At *.,
during their absence.
Mra. Leon Taylor and aon
Rlckl* spent the Easter holiday*
with relatlvs* In Newport New*,
Va.
The three churches combined
to make the Easter Sunrla* Ser
vice on the shore* of Lake Mary
a union mealing, as la their cus
tom. Frank Evans had provided
bench#* on the lawn, wait of hi*
home and here member! and
frlamjs of the three congregations
aaiambtad at 6:10 Sunday morn
ing.
'
Th* Rev. L. W. Scott of th*
Community
Church ( presided.
Richard Kfogh, Sunday School
Superintendent of th* Community
Church had th* Scripture, th*
Rev. J, C. Brennon. paslor of Ih*
Church of Ih* Naaaren* offered
th* prayer and th* Rov. Herb.
Frith, peator of th* Bentlst Cha
pel led th* tinging end brought
the meisaxe. The clouds hid the
aeluai rising of tha aun but as
th# service ended,I, It appeared,
riding high In th* morning aky.
Friend* of Wlggo Hougaard
will bn sorry to hear that he con
tinues 111 at hla home on Lake
Mary.
Mr. and Mra, W. E. Order*
have sold their home on the cor
ner of Lake Mary Boulevard and
Fifth St. and moved to Weat
Palm Beach, whar# he I* employ
ed by the Greyhound Bus Lin*.
Mr. and Mr*. L. W. Dixon of
Charlaaton.
8.C., war* recent
callers on Mra. Hubart Young,
PBEVATT
returned thome children of Okeechobee.
Mr, end Mre. Ed Ful ford hed
few days In Uree their guaata Sunday, Mr. and
Fred Unllnrd.
Jack McCarter Mr*. Clerenc* BurkhaltOr of Euatia, Mra. Lull* Cook of OcaIb,
Marvin Register end brother of
Craaent City, and Mr. end Mre.
Porter Laming of Sanford.
Mr. end Mre. Jack McCarter
and family hnv# s i their gueite
for a while, Mr*. McCkrtar'e
perenli, Mr. and'M n. Clnrene#
Miller of Oklahoma.
Fulford, preeident, preaided over
th* meeting. Plane wer* mad*
for etehlcken supper at th# Poli
tical Rally to be held April JT, at
tha community hall.
Mr. and Mra. Merl* Summaralll
had a* their recant guests, Mrs.
Summarsill'i brother and aiaterIn-Uw, Mr. and Mra. Jam ta Tueksr and children of Ft. Lauderdal*.
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Gatlin had
as their gucats for th# weekend,
1
6'Connor v ia th# p i n t ef he Hubert Votinglea-ln-taw and daughter, )>r. »m
Sunday aftarneen, Mra. Etlle’n
Mre. L. C. Whetchal In Miami, WillaH entertained a group of
While tlier*, It wag her rare good children in honor of her daughter
fortune to attend * theatre per Kathy's th)rtj birthday. . The
formance in which tha g rta t end young folk* enjoyed an Eaelcr Kg)
beloved actrasa Billie Burke was Hunt.
the atar.
At a lata l.our, the hoaleie **Mr. and Ure. Everett Dlx of
Daytcaa Beach and their three elated by her mother, Mr*. Id*
tone were East*. guest* of her Keogh served yellow birthday
parent*, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. cake, Individual eakaa, potato
ehipa, crackers, rheeie, ham EasTrue.
tar egg*, randy and lemonade to
Enjoying a family reunion Sun Melanie and Nancy none, Tlremla
day afternoon at the home of and Lynn Keogh. Joanne, Richard
Mr*. J. L. Bullard were Mr. and and Jackla Keefer, Craig, Keith
Mr*. M. Ftandara and ion, Jack and Colin Keogh. Mra. Keefer.
of Winter Parki Mr. and- Mr*. Mre, Charlea Rone and Mr. and
B. Morgan and daughter* Patri Mra. R. W. Keogh.
cia and Carolyn and ’ Mr. and
Mr. and Mra. Lester Tlllia of
Mra. Charlea Adama of Orlando) Waycroaa, Ga., are visiting hie
Mr. and Mr*. B. F, Bullard and parents, Mr. nnd Mra, L. C. Tllll*.
children Gen* and Ruth, Mrs. At present, Mra. I„ C. Tillla as
Dullard and daughter and grand been called to Fort Myera, due to
son, Mrs. Marlin Salter and the lllneis of her mother-in-law.
David, of Sanford, Mra. C. S.
Mr*. Glen Cochran and eon
DHskell and son Carl Roland of David a rt home again, after
Atlanta, Ga., and Talmtdg* Cour- ■pending the Easter holldny with
aon and daughtaia, Ravondan and relatival In Newport New*, Va.
Charlotte* of Pearson, Ga., Jlr.
Frlenda of Walter I. Piper will
and Mrs. W. F. Minahew, Mr. and bo aorry to hear that he eonMra. J. R. William* and daugh tlnuaa to ba a patient at tha
ter!, Myrna and Melania, Mr. Florida Sanitarium In Orlando.
and Mra. W. P. Burk* and daugh
Benny Williams, cook and gen
ter, Gayle,
eral workman at tha A. B. PeterMr. and Mra. J. K. Browar and ion Hidden Lake home tended a
children, Nancy and Ken of Weat 18 pound flah on Easter, thereby
Palm Beach, spent tha Eaatar winning the Black B an Trophy,
weekend with her parents, Mr. whleh waa presented to him, Mon.
and Mra. P. I). Anderson.
day evening. In recognition of
Mr, and Mrs. Jo* Clark and] thl»‘ feat ha also won tha Semi
children, .Jury and Jimmie, now| nole County JeyCee Flatting Med
of Tampa, hut former resident* al. Attending the presentation
nf Lake Mary, vlalttd th e ir1ceremony were Mr. 1^1 Mr*. Nell
friend* Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ball { Huitnn. Mr. and Mra. A. B.
over tha waakand.
Petarion Jr.
Mr. and Mra. Paul Brown and
E a s i e r Sunday, Mr. and Mra.
son, Llttla Paul, of Farn Park E. L. Humphrey end children,
war* the guests of h tr parents, Lind* end LaRoy were the dinner
Friday and Saturday.
Monday, March 28, th* Royal
Ambaaiadora of th* Baptist Cha
pel enjoyed a short hike to tha
Beards on Llttla Lake Mary,
wher* swimming and a wiener
roast were the order of th* day.
Taking part were Sonny Bar
ley, Larry Cheater, Jimmy Ogden,
Richard Dorman, Richard Scott,
Robert and Raymond Norwood,
Dal* Aleaander, Freddie Morton
and their counselor, Harry Darrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlaa Hudaaon
of Toledo, 0., who have been visit
ing their friends,, Mr. and Mra.
Charles Krueger have purchased
th* former Borland place and ex
pect to settle In I.ak* Mary.
W. P. Burke, who I* * patient
at tha Central Florida Tuhereulo•It Sanitarium In Orlando (pent
the Easter holidtyi at hie Lake
Mtry home. He it greatly im
proved and expect* to com* home
for good In June.
Mra. B. A. Howard of Sanford
LONDON A -BrD a|R'« Hi
Research Develop meat C*fi
night announced t h g lavogt
• revolutionary flat totgvtoU* MM,
A corporation apoke* man fttlM*
ad It would be cheaper tg « e k g
than conventional tube#
for color telavlaien,
Th* tube, 21 Inches iguirn la d
!i liti'hr* deep, waa developed by
Hunsarian-bom Dr. Dannie fla)ar.
American League umpire
Napp la a New York Btaft
Ing refreree during the *ffguest* of her parents, U r . a * l
Mr*. Dan Desmond.
Mr. and Mr*. Otla SJobloih i r e
announcing the birth of a ben •»
the Semlnol* Memorial H e e d ) *
Sanford on Tuesday.
.>
Mrs. Mary Wilton, iconAf***
led by her aondn-Uw and OMth*
ter, Mr. and Mra. 8am Jewera 4 t
Jackaonvllla, arrived TneOday t*
visit her alater, Ure. J . L, Sal*
lard.
AUTO LOAtyS
Lowest Cost
*S A N
AILWIKNAM
County Govemmant
Real E state Veluee
Real Estatg Appraisal*
Needa of th t Schools
Needs o f County Hoipltal.
Nooda of County Roada
YOUR VOT«
AND SUPPORT
JOHN W. MEIBCH
APPRECIATED
Candidate for Tax Aiatoaot
Semlnol* County
Pd. PolMnal A4v.
W sru T T W
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BL P r a s s ls Hour
O i n i Btar
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Dial "M“ P u r Masi*
At Hum* With U rttU
Mid s i g h t Mlalslar
Olga Off
a ao g n A T
MORRIXA
■ ga O*
U r a s s ’i C a n T a Prays*
Dawn B r sa h sr a
Raws
Warkst Msport
Nsws
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Hire’s the BIG Fact Yon Need to Know
Meat the Mobilgas Economy Run!
l u * S-IV^g:
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tf*
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rtusst R A tur
MnalsaJ L*v*rs Pgss.
A t * Marla Hour
F orw ard March
T w ilig h t Roes*
r
brother and ■Ister-ln-lew, Mr. and
Mr*. Harry Gslger.
Mr. Ind Mrs. John Wllilama
have as Iheir gueat* for a few
days. Mr*. Roy
Thorpe and
daughter Marcia of SOrlock, Vt.
A number from here attended
th# dedication service* at the
Chuluota Baptist Church Sunday,
In Chuluot*.
The P-TA sponinred It* annual
Easter Egg hunt at the school
Thuraday alfemoon. Th# children
were served refreihmenl* after en
joying the egg hunt.
Mr. and Mra. T. R. Summaralll
had as their guests Sunday, Mr.
and Mr*. Roland Wesson and
M fln Pnef That PaotiM’i Croat Strate-Stmk V-S
Is Aikariei's Most Modon and Efficient Automotive Engine
Official Results
Released by General
Finance thoae needed Home Repain with a low-co«t-FHA repair loan—No Down
Payment— up to 36 m o n th s to repay.
Your loan can cover both material and laber. You need npt be a depositor to take
advantage of this economical way to repafr your home. An FHA Loan will pay for
the following repairs and many 01
P la m b to f .
iRRoktlon
C anlktng
Now ro o f
Garage Repairs
Wiring
Heating '
Painting
O u tald t w ills
Petwleum Corporation,
Sponsor o f the Erient
C him ney rejaalra
V alkyg and g u tte ra
Porch and atepa
Walkg and drive*
PotmdRlloR n p a l n
FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD
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See Your Pontiac Dealer for the OraefMf ieomemy plus the Greatest OO m Wheels
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itaA Tnrn Haw* I m M
3NOTQN L#s_If l i i f i u r r
i Dull**, tt talking about
L Z Z Z Z J i,,tr Z r : L h tr
*»U far I t
•
Kenaaa via tha IU U DepartS M t'l top expert oa Russia tad
dlwetor of Ita polity planning
stuff when the told wat wui «tart*
B S fiT jM
>»l !a » » . T b it was th r - y ia f t o m ^ a B H l W n r i V Rtfl*. tha
A P to
Z i f i r i f f ^ W si O n prttoetito to
iu tk tto C tty . to wfcUh It Is sMicstod
?hrn>i*b ♦ iiatim to ftaniah,
nwwfir to
«f tb s d t p limits wton esDs
xT iiiratrad th a t fb s protection Is n—d*d.
. >.* th* a s s t *«a!po*nt of tho Sanford
9 !it Department a a g a m onir tb* City tn
w h l c h i t i * loottod. Beane* of tho toonraohlal location of Sanford, relative ta
hMvijy populated a m * ,
Tb* r*eorn»*nd*tIon* auggeatod th at
firs protection Mrrie* to diicantinu*d imw*dlat*Jy to all tro ts toyw d th* *r*u
shown on th* propo**d fir* son* map.
Thooo honoownm and citizen* living
within th* propo**d sen*, wishing to reeeiv* fir* a«rvie*. woild hav* until July 1,
IS M to regiatar for tho aorvie* and pay th*
A survey has torn mad* by City Official*
other dtl*s who face limflar problems,
ft revealed
ytvaalad th aatt 70
70 percent ooff th
th** communleommunim S, answering
i
, ,queatlonnslru
____________ sent to them
, _ ' eor4a ndt furnish **rvlee outald* o *f itheir
porat* Hrnlte or aro reimbursed for them .
T Again, th* survey found th a t 74 percent
e f th* com m unltlta do go beyond the city
lim ita,
} Th* m ethod m oat frequently uied to aeSure collection for fir* protection outald# of
the city lim its la b}’ m eans of Insurance
th* City of Sanford and that a t least two
pleeai of fir* fighting equipment and n*c*»sa
m ry
y p«re«nn§l
pereonnel would remain
rtm ain inside
inald# th
th*o C
City
ity
at all tim e*.
Tha Sem inole C ounty Tax A eieaaor*
certified atatem ent a# to the assessed value
of real e ita te would be sccepted.
A nd. It la proposed, th at a certlfica le
o f Insurance fo r *100 to the C ity o f Sonford fo r fire ealli or a cash deposit o f th *
J fM B M lM lJ
1
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.
D f A C lH d llT C
■ r © 5 lW l“ r H 3
gy
NEW YOBK ^ M o i l of tb# m
l0 IT0 mtuton Amaricin* do not
quit* realize that <m* man among
th.m can by *n* word plunga
: : r * - , r r ev' r
•*!pi,c*nt
A*; M
U
p r o p .i.1 would * . t h . p . y
m cnt, *t the tim e o f Application o f a fee
equal to fl.SO per t l.0 0 0 assessed valuation
o f real estate for Zone A w ith each succeedIng zone at the rate o f an additional 30c
-n,.
— ^
«» U - f t "J f i
L,nlud su to >
Th* power at tb* priildsnt aa
eommander in chief of th# natton’e armed force. U someUmn
« • <!>• - ' " t i n r
™ » « ■ « *• * ' ?
paid annually prior to Julv 1 o f each te a r .
Thara are five zones Indicated on
th# propoaed fire zone map.
In order th at fire protection be furnished
hom aow nira and property owner# outside
o f tha C ity of Sanford on a fair and equitable
b asil, citlzani should respond to the effo rts
of th e Board o f Sanford C ity Com m lialonars In th eir attem pt to solve a tryin g and
acuta problem.
\\% are aur# th at tha com m issioners
would Ilka to hear from those w ho are e fferted In the various rones set up In Pem___.
inoi# LOUntv.
5T V
Th| v $ g<nJt# miy htVi u
iprrov« * foreign treaty ta make
it legal, and only Congreie eon
declare war. But it la th# peeel*
ArgnaT’w rth!
A|hr ro'^ # * h9’ (d f# ^
n ituyi|iy on an emarganey bail*,
This mains you can hav* a war
before lt’» voted.
A” big wirs usually etart from
military pimple*. There is a bord#r
jjg, enmplsiu the
other violet#* th# border. Tbere
l» e period of mutual blame end
mutual holler* of Innocence, fl'e
.. -.u ,, f.tin w who Is «-ron>.
you h av e n o t a lr e a d r done an. you m u s t file
y o u r Income ta x r e tu rn hy th a t d ate. Ttow
th a t y o u 'v e been p ro p erly irrltn to d we m nv
r well continue ta lk in g a b o u t ta x e s fo r a
b it.
T h e y ’rp an n o v tn g and p ain fu l. N o th in g
you ean say can ch an g e th a t. I t would bo
v e ry p le a s a n t Indaed to Veep m ore o f w h a t
we e arn . And It la HlntresMntr to reflect t h a t
not all o f o u r ta x m oney Is alw ays sp en t
w iselv. V et we ra n n o t affo rd to ta k e th e
a ttitu d e t h a t ta x e s aro “ ta k e n " fro m u*.
t h a t w e g e t a lo t f o r o u r
n lla ri t h g t ,g o to rtm gpvw n*
V .V A r ^ m m o T p f iS r M lv
Canny Kalamaaoo mirchuu '
I
>1
"lV c,h.
b|u
haa
hla
window
full
ef
aaxo'
1
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'wtl, fon, um, flhjm, htl
phenee and pistole. He explsini, “Oni day * euitomer buys 0 saxo
|m t hU rtreim i. s , m, tim#* even phone. Next day two of hla mighbori buy piitola."
hie relative*,
Thie i. the hUtnry ef war.
No men in bletary could be
* « •* * ■ «
*
^
^
th9 r M l# I t lla|1#
Ury „ pU(n e* |i,d nerry Truman
tary daekion in the long alery of
by MMAN N. MMM1M, AL
tha human rare,
CARDIAC surneoau oro wn-fhon* to altetaato au* #*■■■ m
b* the year i**s by hi* nrdtre
otanUj Making b*tt*r ways of halUnn u T h irtM o *
m
2 J S - S " f u.W,i
^ ; | U m d weather—enotb.
*r ' « u aaptecan over m j i i U i s
O f the'Wmimunltlea liftin g, on the queanglrM. num erical limita o f th eir fire pro-
The Board of Sanford C ity Commission•r* feel th at response from citizen* outside
• f th* eorporat* lim it* of the City of Sanford
touM help them in solving the problem w ith
Which th ey *re faeed.
Beeem m endatlona nlaeed before the eommlM lonera suggested th a t a lim it of 7 mile#
t o placed on alarm* answered by the Senlord f ir e TJepartmant. Thl« lim it, according
to the marked zone on a Sem inol* County
t m ap, would reach the Important area* of
‘ tha county row w ithout gome fire protection
”
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oaarw
k ii u tkllaut tributt
at President Trust**.
an. street
t» Truman, H* almoat
saatlona him. *ut ha uya
ia|ana bat# boa* faread S#
tbalr tartlet bp tb* U.8
4 tattifs aid tad military
Tirumaa boian tb* foreign aid day after election bt n iiiu ro l
program which Praaldtnt Elien- ' ‘our friends abroad who will feaP
bowar continual,
l«it otur foreign pollcIt* change."
Xennan baa boan credited with. Dullei not only didn’t chans*
thinking up th* Idea which b*> thpjo policies, h* purauad thara.
Vs - p0,*e|L It'1. b,#n “ if*4 Kannan, predicting in hla INI
containment. The Idea wia aim- ntagulna piaca what conta lain ant
•®*“**J
RttMlaa !f,p*n* wfl“ld aceompllih, aaid:
. . Tha
*{“
buUdtag a ring of military u njt#d s u tta baa 1* in ita pow*r
alllince* around |h* SovUta. El- to |ncrMii enormoualy th* atralna
Mlier waa laid d m by M"how" ,H D“U“ ‘ V? *0Ifl,fl,* under which Soviet policy mu.t
ItT . iMftly followed by ?#d lnd. tncr,lf#d
mllit,ry
operate. to force upon tha Kremllt
l« c* . baiun by Truman.
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d. Br„
med.rJi
—
Tht Sanford Herald
u rn s
rHa*
• p n a c n tm n n a m i
aa* *•• w»#l
o u MMtfe
ft *#
&
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*KiSr
itrvarr aattM*. M r * , - f t l t i k t . , i w l i O , u
• f n t M t i l H i n * l» , tha r a r e , , , - f ratal a a
will *a a k are a* far i t ra**l*r a J r a r t u i a * r a t —.
a*et«M»«-e
• w ill*
‘
In .
■*H-a«llr
*r
M—rral
MtA l l aaa—r*la
*anan
l a 1*1 a a a a t a
SOt-riui**
Oaah
Ilf)
ly understood by th* almpl* and unoducatod,
•I ►'Ail-we need do la fellow hi* example,
Threw Away Tour Tlr# Dollars Bm iim Tour Ttru Are Imootk.
IA4 WZU h TIRE SHOP tea » . U4 Pot On Now Track Rubber
Tmdo That Witt Girt Goaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And
lave Tour Money.
WELSH TIRE 8HOP 105 W. 2nd
U TEAM IN BAJtrOKD
VOTE
For Clean Government
VOTE FOR
For Sheriff
tlfritlo n .
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The imrnaftal Itetlatlc* remain.
Without t w eheddlng of ope more
•
aclurora
arc em_phasizing
the A'
a* 01
. . . .
. .,
Japan, than an anamj. eea.ea
1 of th e ir cars. B u t th e re still
d-htlng.
n fe ty device p a ie n te d th a t can
no olhar man line# th# mornn ts aa welt as can a e a re fu l. ing ef tim* had ahouldtrad th*
{ver.
ratpom i-bllity at eretUng *o many
--------- ------------------------------------ death* in two eriap day#.
Utii antltlement?
A* architect jf th* flrit antrmc*
A, Ve». Even though ymt m iy ef American arm* into Korea,
have unuied anlltlement. the lew Truman first wen U. S. and then
providet that you may net train b lif th* wnrid’a appliuia. Rut,
bayoml »e# larmlna'ion date of though Congreie quickly becked
July 25. 1351.
h| m up_ u ia he alone who said
Q. I am driwtng a VA pcniion. when the flrit plm ei iheuld fly.
I hav* recently received e im all th * other night, ta addressing
nheritanea #f ••veril ih ire i ef ^
O varaeu P m m Club hera
flock. Muit I Include these i h i r » Trumin mid< in tntareitlng off
II Income for penilon purpoieit (h# ruff |d()i,lBll
hii prepared
A. Your iharei of stock need not , .
he coniidared u income until they
. t . » r i l M.nt ef the
•« t a a M - A f f t t
------------------- B y B I N N I T T C I R P —
—
r JURISTS JUST BACK from Mexico rave about the sight*
and hospitality there but often complain about the ellmenta
they suffered cn route. Author Joel Sayre (remember hla hi
larious football satire, "Rack
ety Rax?") haa a tale to tell
v
4
about hl« first foray south of
the border. "I never bothered with a single inoculation
■
m
**•
or vaccination beforehand.’*
f
lw
\
he maintains. "Nor did I pay
1 /\>«* L w / I J R
th# slightest attention to ail
I
\ / 1 JR J/
that folderol about peeling
I \
A gT))1'
all vegetables and frulu and
drinking only botled water,
/
And what w u the remit? /
\B
Man, eh man, waa I ikk!"
op*ration.
Using potaedmt ottnta to atop
th* heartbeat, the British aurgoons hart porfonaed oaorlmanu on dogs and with iaelaud
heart praparatloiu from dog*
^ , 1^
eats, rabbits aad guinea pile.
Por beet roeulte ta nsUrttng
the hurt, they wad free* t t traTturol a danger of introducing •tuu ettrata-free bleed. Aa aloetrio ahoek w u needed to renew
tb* heartbeat t* only one in
stance.
While Hie board w u (topped.
tlen* have baadod to|*thera .
Th* re»ult U that they (th* Ru»slant) have got to r*v*mp thflr
whole creed from A to Z "
At time* Dull** d o o at a**m
aur* whether the Rusai*#* are revimplag "their whole er**d from
A tp Z".pr whether they are Ju»t
aJii/Hqg thair. tactleg b*caui* they
thlgk .they can ckUh more fll«p*
wjft. molattAs tha* with StallaY
vinegar.
0n AprU DuUtl Mld: « . . .
Ineoftr as I ira aware, the So.
viltf, whU# they hav. attempted
t0 dluvow much at Stalin’* pro.
gram and many o< hla seta, hav*
„ftt themealvai coma up with any
iUb,(ltut*
“ft* downgrading of Stalin don
S f iL W S w 1^ iS S Z J R “ »' 'T J '.tT Z T
TODAY
Army Carp* band and ta axelttnr field* auch aa photography,
InUlllganca, communication* and
oil phasaa of medical and d*nt*l
wark. TVoval, « not tn bo oviffc
WDBO-TV 6:30 p. m
WMBR-TV 2:15 p. m.
K ttp Florida CJimUmg ,
^
K—t
M I4 M S n ”
around'.th* world, wharam nqr
troop* *r* tarvlna, Is iTMneei
Garni any, Italy, Japan, Panama
Canal Zen* and Hawaii.
50 Studebiker Sedan
>*•
M S t iK S f t S t
BS
to da *0. Are there any clrcumitaneea under whleh that oeeyear limit could be extended?
A. No, Th# law ollowi vaterina
only on* yaar to appeal VA dacl.
iloni.
Q. I am a Jlianlad K o ran vetarm . eligible for permanent plans
of Korean OI Iniunnci. Will I
gat dividends from thii permanent
insurant*?
A. No. Under teh law, dividend!
^
lL !S u if;
zoRart* pemape * "•* hii
critlci often »ay la a tendency by
'
may not be paid on Korean 01
iniuranee, ragardien of whether
!*'i term or perm aaent
Vaterata living la Central n o rIda who with further Information
about thaeir benefits iheuld write
tha VA effle* a t 41 I . Osntral
Av*. Orlande.
k
n u ’S S
H S
a b
l
T *
? J is r
or SEMINOLE COUNTY
ONLY 1 DAY LEFT
• Me wfll pud the welfare ef
RantMla Ceunty aad Ita
chtldrea abare «verytklng
•toe
• Me wttl be keneat with himMlf aad .will atfeeu the
taw* wftheut pfrtlaihy.
BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 7th.
• He wfl) be en the )eb at all
tho*# errtae the people
tl*ut»n*nt Alnh* It. Str?»»,
Woman'* Army Corpi TUeniltln*
Offletr far th!» *r»* I* «cK*dul*d
Trumen towara ovenraiemeni. Army 10 m .rco,
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April 9,
^ wf.lt
vi»lt Ori.ndo
Or!*ndo Monday
Monday April
9.
th* stern truth 1» that th* author- fly and bomb.
g}l# wl|| b, t t t})|| „ c^ | t|nT „f.
ity of an American preiident In
Many Americans are unawer* fie* at n Ea»t Central Av*.,
a real emergency cannot eailiy
of th# full national power and th# loeel remitter reported,
bo checked.
world praitige of tho prooldoney,
;A veteran
.
of eight year* WAO
While we have tho Congreie ond «ho tremondoui
--------- dignity
_ . ef tho^of- oen-lro,
‘ i, Lieutenant Stylaa. -re....................
..... ...... —
the
court*, too...............
it Ii *he president
fk*.. Ui*
L... erUieal rol* ■ Whit# coked her cemmMon nft.« comwho i* th* chief delegated leader Hout# decielon caa at any mo- plating th* WAC officer candi-.
■ who, ment play in tb*ir awn live*.
det* coure* In 1*52. prior tp that
of tho United Stoles. It it he
* * '* WA. C Rwralting 8*rin o hurry, ean order tho Nary to But It Is Important that they
•all, the Marinoo to land, tho ihouid know.
* th# Jf*
c *11*
fornf*. Rerrultlng Station.
Th* Woman« Army Corp* .ffere today • modem woman th*
opportunity to train for th* highly epeclallted caretr* that *ro
J C .Tdl,»tU ltZ " ,lif.b0S - S / t t
Daring Scheme To Make
Heart Operation Easier
I TT<th»**'«oc« u l d i ’ th * p rle* m Aug.'t,
T O D A Y 'S B IB L E T E B S E
Love one a n o th e r as I have lovcH yo u __
Jfth n 15:12. — Som e g re a t ecclesiastical
tcholar* aro h a rd to follow . C h ris t was easl-
Soviet Union muot b* that of a
long-term, patient but fim tad
vigilant containment . , .**
Althoughln tio ltSl pr#»ld»n.
ilal ^ i w ^ « u ll* i^ tlc u e d
EFFECTIVE
Monday, April 16, 1956
T H E S E P R IC E S W IL L B E IN i r T E C T
Haircuts $J25
Shaves
H00
i on mar ragister at th* following place*
1955 BUICK ROADMASTER 4-DR. Sedan
Chambar o f Commere* B ldg., Sanford, • to •
Folly gqtilppod with Power Rtearing, Power Bnka*.
S«lNtro*le Radio, Undmeat H*gt*r and all S o ld i «tBipmeaU This ii Boiek’o Cnstom Built Car.
TOMORROW
Geneva, Friday, April 8th I to 10 p. m.
Be rare ta uattfy gupewtaar of RegIitratlou tf v*u hat* •hang
ed rosy eddmo line* rogUtartag. J u t ph*M laafsed IN I and
�m y ra ra a e n m n ?
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Legion, Auxiliary
Group To Attend
District Confab
Woman's Civic
League Installs
New Officers
TOT! 8AKF0XP HEXf
F r l. A p r. 6 1935
C «E » S
VFW Auxiliary
To Install •
Officers Sooft ’
On Sunday April 15, the Stith
f^ingvsnnd Woman'* Civic I.ea
District Conilitullnnal Conference
sue had Installation of their new
of the American Legion and Auxlofficer* at their mrrtlng jfste ttliy
llary will ba held at tha Tavarat
In Library Hall .Mrt. George m tn
i High School with tha Legion Pott
presented* the otth of Installation
.
titrating
In
Ihe
High
School
AudiSATURDAY
Carter Day being at thi*
to each new nflirrr and each was
,,m*' torium and the auxiliary unit In
All member* are urged to attend
givrn a rnrsagr.
The
regular meeting *“e f ' t y a
the
school
rafrlarta.
Ilia Gradual# Nurias' An o t I*, thi* vary important aesilan.
The new1officer* rf 1954-37 trill \ , W
«»
Rrglstralion let of 51.SO will In
lion of DaLand It sponsoring a
dec
hy
lie, president. Mrs. 11. It. Gray;
th# preiidant, Mra. Ra(ly
WEDNESDAY
clude the dinner served *1 l p. m.
dine* in th# National Guard
t«t vice-president, Mrs. Herbert Smith recently.
f.
Registration will commence at 8:30
Armory, from 9 p.m. to 1 a m.
1Hunter: 2nd. vlrr-pretltlrnl, Mr*.
Tha Sanford Garden Club board a, m. with program atarting at
Mr*. Gladys Stewart, -7 n f t
Ticket* ara being aotd both In meeting will be held at the Gar
Garland Shaw; recording serre -1 memh«r. was brought.In with th i
S p. m.
Fanford and DeLand by member*. den Center at 9:3o a. m.
tary, Mrs. Earl Duncan; corre colors and installed.
The group* will assembly In the
They may ba rotten at the door
At 3:30 p.m, the Junior Choir auditorium at 9:30 a. m. for a
sponding »crri'lary, Mr*. K. W.
Mr*. Anne Gardener ^ ’#n th*
alto. Muile will ba by Paul Cat* will rehearte at F lrit Baptiat
Blstlinc; treasurer. Mrs. Maurice •un.'hina prir* It was revealed.
half
hour
develimtal
tervlee.
The
01 kay'a Orehaitra and thara will ba Clpireh.
Rudolph; house and grounds chair The Easter Breakfast glvan J*T
Hon. Roy Caldwell Mayor of Ta
antartalnmant at intarmiition.
man, Mrs. ,N. A. Bunnell,
At 7:30 p.m. Dr. W. P. Brooke varet, will give the welcome. This
the Legion
and -nr
the oAuxiliary
v»p»
....... ~..w
u . t l ll t r r UJ1*
At 9:30 a.m. Vance Duke will Jr. will lead midweek prayer ear- ............—
Hostesses for Ihe April meeting 1.1
held- at
the USD renter and « J8
will he followed by th# Hon. W.!
lead the R.A.'a at Firal BapUtt vice at Flrat Baptist Church.
were. Mi* .1. A. Bl'lllne, Mrs. "a his surer**.' The boy* In »e*vrrny Hall Jr. giving a talk. Mr.
Church.
At 8:15 p.m. Roy Britt will Hall I* county Judge of Lake
Robert Hammond, Mr*, Gerald v|re were served a breakfart l»f
lead tha Sunday School Worker*' County.
llensen, Mr*. Henry Mentrk. Mr* ham and eggs, fried pota^it^ah -l
MONDAY
Council at F lrit Baptiat Church.
S L. Topper and Mr*. Daniel ImMeied tn«*t.
——
Mr*. W'artvn Frailer of TavarScrrrnry.
Tlw-WMU of the P lm BiptUt
Installation of new pffig
et, Fifth Diitriet preildent, and
nU R SD .M
May 1 will hr Family night ami Ink* plaee Monday nig
Church will mart at 10:45 a. m.
A. Jack Budnlck of Orlando, Sixth
dinner will hr served at the Hall p.m. wilh a Joint ineallni
for circle martins*. A covered
Tha Horn# Demonstration Club District commander, will preside
diih luncheon will be held at noon, will maet at the club renter at over the business session which
to *11 Ihe member* and their fam post. This I* open I* lha
ilies. The Traveling B i*k"i inml
y
P ro irim will be at 1 p. m. Topic 1:30 p. m. a* Mr*. Wlnagar will include* ihe report* to he given
A delightful lumheoit
w it "Tell Them The Mi|hty To give a special demonstration on b. v the IS unit* president.* am' !.#
hn\ will Icq o.irned that night a* |de and eoffre wa* *i
fipve." General olflcrri will give small electrical appliance*. Th# gjon pott* pf Ihe •luirict
well as a I’arcei Pint Solti Will he the ho*ie**ea, Mary Ep
which
the program. Mr*. Claude Hum early hour la needed for the food compose the counlie* of Lake, A BUSY SCENE! Shown alcove are severnl of tiie vvmnrn who are taking th# modeling eour«e atarted 'livid.
Anne flnrdenrr to Mr*.
phrey it leader.
■ha plana t» rook.
Mr*. Knt1de#n Thnmaa, 5f
Sumpter, Seminole, and Ocala and recently in Sanfol d. The school i* n In uncle »l 'it" Winter I’aik Modeling and Finishing School and
Smith, Mr*. Margaret 1
West* Id# P-TA a ill hold its meet
Orange. Also reports will pc givrn dwell* on three thing*: j'OlHE. POSI'l'RE olid I'KIllnSALITY. Weight and niratiirenirn:* aie ran-fully ternrded to ’bow ptogrc»J (I'hnto l>v Jjime-o ii
Mr*. Lacey- Hletni. Mrs.
ing at 7:30 p. m. for an election
of d i'trirt chairmen and new trail
of officer* Voile William* will be
Stew ail. Mrs. Virginia Ba
ers fnr both grotipi will he elect
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f t
Mrs. Florence Clvaie, Mra»l
gue*t tpeaker. All member* ire
ed
Rurg»r, Mr>. Betty Mill*
urged to attend thi* important
All member* of the Sanford post
M n, Jo-et>h K lingeium lth »nd \nne
meeting.
Gardener, Mr*.
and unit are rordially Invited In
children, Si-itt, Kalliy ami Antin' Rhodes. Mr*. Adell 7.*gc|
attrnil Ihl* meeting.
k
Tha PHendihip League of tha
ai# ,i Ulng for a month with Maty Eplin, Mr*. Mav
“ Congragatienal Chrlitian Church
Mr.. Kllngitnnuith'* father. Dr
Mrt. c. H Robertenn g*va > The High School u located t«o
and Mrs, Eveitn » d * h rj» ;
will hold a meeting In tha Pal. tto rl thowar Wadneiday night block* north of the (riffle light
J. t ‘. Boyce al his home nn t i l
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ltwihfp Hall of tha church at 3 for Mr*. John D. MrClellatt In at the Slnrlalr Station on High
Scott Ave. They are from Wvnm-I
RY 9 4 M IRA BF.BG
.inH
thr
n»«rf%t thp onM
way
l
i
t
in
Tavare*.
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Herald Suriely Editor
the ho-lete’ home *t 8 p.m.
log. Oh in.
TWO PAIRS A DA
gf» f 11-%
♦
A nii'drl t» h nm<|#l is a livorlvl
.lav* II Rock was honored guest
Try carrying a spare *j
Cirri# No. Three of the F ln t
Spring flower* war* used to
|
llf.
rln»A
4
4
ill
trnt
h
tli*
n\rr
MITT MOP rtift EASY
Is * imiilat.............. d«e»ti't n eces
al an Infin ma| dinner pally ctean glove* In ynur |Hl
Chrlitian Church will meet at • derorat* lit* attrertiv* room. «f
44nmrn (Ilk* >»ui im l inrl I
CLEANING
sarily rnmr utv,l#r the same *bv- nr*
|'-ir liv n eniug mi IIIs 7Rtll .(**'* ** c**T I" a'1*!* #ul
7:30 p m, with Mr*. K. L. Ellett, the home. The serving table w»s
A handy household gadget I* C*n as "a rose is a roia u a ili*f* t!ii"CA I'KKSPNAI.ITV.'
I Idrth.lav. Mr*. Reck «»* hoste«*! P'D*
***** w*l»f
3123 Chat# Ave, Program leader decorated with a miniature baby
a
mitt
mnp
This
i*
a
soft
and
ro*a I* a msr.
and invited goevls lnrlm|i>d Mr. end nf each day,
la Mr*. A B, Huntley.
PltVSR A M i r i W I T I t t i . Piitr# tt
and after th* genie*, refrethfluffy, nvlnn string mots fashionami Mrs. John Knilor, Mr. ami ’
To gather tbp ]c«t nf what I I** spring 44titililn i 11 l*i* fun tfi
ment* were
conelstlng ...
of H
At 10:18 a.m. W.M.S. Clrclr* ...T....
wr.g -served
n o n ..........UK
,r
flBm| f„r
U 'llll. 5
Mrs. Rainey Berk, hrnlher ami
will meet at Flrtt Uaptiil Church. pink lemonade. »and»irhe«. and r ,rant|.g - cither dry dusting am saying I will reveal l.> you Irt y«ur luur »|»i4%11 a i h | «I<i v »»i i i
Gotdon Sweeney
A ll
C n le n d H * Z
si.lcr of Ilia. Iinmunl guest; Mr.
interested
women,
vvlm
wnnl,|
t-1
»
•nut*.
'
At 12 noon W.M.S. ‘will te n *
trlf hvvi , tutrn*»r mot r v lf r ln r !
or wet
*i|il*ing.
The
mitten
f*.*t ■ Ia Alin S le n - lt m *
i
and
Mrs.
.1,
II.
Nil
hot-on.
Mrs.
to
l.r
a
model
vs
helber
it
lie
a
Thosr Inning prise* for the
| , m, , | f „ f p|«,Hr, ami
a rovtred dlth luncheon at Flrtt
A(MtII. R
1 iiu'ltr •tmill tliiit >«uii bright
May Belle Maxwell anil Aithur
M u tin ffs
A nB ^S
model hnusewife, a imnlel mntlirr
Baptist Church. —... — —
game* w?ry .S*.r.hAIji. nu71<nfr
lh»v wlu»la thing la. pMUaeed-iit
Jean Meriwether
Kn rldmlf
nr x mo.rel i r t n m v "tflar every ntniiif "twtir trnr tni'A^uirhiruU t*
Mary
Tyre.
The
honoree
was
At 1 p.m. W. M, 8. will rnnduct “
’rt“
'
h plastic bag, tay* the tin*
T'inf E-hols
Dickie M uss, wha I* attending
s S o o le ty N e w *
' • ’* Tuesday night a nmileling srbtml tnki a mrli liuir nitit tt
*trt»D«r-|
a program meeting at Flrtt Bap- then prrirntrd many lovely gifts. plinnre Mnmifnclui ei •
AssociaEmmy 1‘nivi-i*il.v in Atlanin.
is being held right het# In S a n thnt Ihr u ftr iM '8 you hw%r lir,*U
Tho*e attending were: Mr*. tion, t tin I ran be used for w a s h
tiit Church.
I IIIIM H ENTEIIT \ IN Eta
G«. nuivi-il home last nlghl for
ford f» f the "betterment nf )<m M1*lni4,l»*«t to »tn Ml > I* hr iluti#
At 8 p.m, Elila Knight Circle Viol* Frank, Mrs. Mon* Bridges. ing by hand or marliinr in hot and 1.^
Mia. ll'elmrd llii liter
enter- a visit with III* parent*, Mr.
K
N
I.MY
ihv
1
1
1
4»rilr»
f«
«
i
prtigrNv
will meet at tha home of Mr*. H. Mrs. Mary Pospoiral. Mrs.. Louis* »o»p or detergent *u>l».
lauioil ftlrn-ls ami neiglihnra w-itli niiit Mis, l ari Moss,
The srlmnl Is a bran, h ftmn to hr
R j- 5 p . m . T h e
A. Moreland. 1110 Palmetto, with l-owe, Mr*, t.elland Tlndel, Mr*,
• rnffea and social hour In her
tli# Winter I’tirk Modeling and
Tlio»r riiMtllnl H044
In th*
Mr*, flu# Stavemon a* to-hnt- ft. RiGhard, Mr*; W. W. Tvrr.
new
home
«u
Ilian
aliia
Ave.
Finishing Srhnol r n d i t r i t e d t-y fitiiMp «ri* Min M v, If411R| runC’milcs Marion, Mr*. Janie* T*rMrs, CurtU Lavender, Mr*, f.u- I \KK SCH'UtES SI I'll P.MK
ten*.
D ay P re c e d in g
Thursday morning,
w Illegal Jr., Mrs.
William ThnFoe * fa .try dessert m >ke * Mrs, Rnbert E, Flasher and Mi
4t*i«! f St*If 4(ii 1*rH4, ruirnl 1; Mu,
Circle of tha' F lrtt Methodist rill* Fe»ler, Mr*. Retlv OverT
h
n
s.
piesrnt
were
Mr*.
Jim
Neill
M
WMiarl.
Mrs.
Rnbeii
mas,
Mis,
f
h
a
i
l
e
s
Lewis
and
nnk
l.ake
III
oven
of
your
rnogr
in
.1 11 \ |*t ’iiu kru, t p*iin» him! poi* my Sp rats, Mr«. J p. Lav, Mrs.
P iih lim tin n
Church will meet a t follotv* at street, Mr*. Pat Brown, Mr*. R,
' l i \ . Jimmy Wright,
nod bake In over of your range 'It Stone, S N A A S ftffieev's wife,
8 p. m.: Circle 8, Mra. .1, If. A. Frank, Mr* B*rher Rurkner, « 13 by 19 hy 2 inch pan, Cut tn vvhn lias bar) murli pievim is rv liilf I. MI «. \\ .1 I hf'flUM nUfl
Mr* W M i ilull writ <A ipi uij;
Niehetaon, Brlerrllff Ave,; Circle Mr*. June Retwiechin. Mrs. Gr«re
»Qiiare*. Top earh *r;uare wi*h perlenre, iv teaching c las-es S'-e AuiptMp f*•r thrir hiiRhuuti w iiru
7. McKinley Hall; Circle R, Mra. Av*ry. Mr*. Emory Wil«on, Mra. mint
nr pislty'hlu irr rrcnin »m| alsn Iravrls |n Winter I'nrk every
iluty^t
W. B, Kirby, 1019 Magnolia.1 Toll 7,orn, Mra. Mary'Tyre, Mr*. add ■ spoonful of rhnclnlr seme. Tbnrsilay nlglil for a cl»-s Iheie ihrv iHnui fioin ovrr
Mlnnl*
Kenneth,
Mr*.
Barham
Mm , I'.aiiI U lh 'n ,
(A
hi i<l»*
Clrcla 9, Mra. C. II. Winn. 813
Two
courses
at#
given;
nne
in
44 lirt unutu t«» piny that * tm y t ;
Magnollat and Clrcla 10. Mr*. R. Dauge, Mr*. Effle Koont* ami
elg),l weeks and tli# big on* fnr
Mr*. Alice McClellan.
.Mi a. .1 U . Hill. ( Sr If im p i m r
TV. Turner, DIB Park Ave.
“
lit n##ks. Kurh things would lie
mtnM M>4 J. M. fully, fipriug
TVilioii School p.TA will meet
e e o ro w
m a ip w
learned a* ( I ) poslnra whirh Innurprit* aiiiI trlf iuiprovmirut 1
at 3 p. m. in tha arhoo) audit
rlmlrt Inking the measurement*,
anti Mm IV II Sprt* (.Srlf |m
orium. Plana for the tupper,
cnrreri
walking, rnrre.l
band
prnvrmrut nm| pni *» )
April 20, will h* completed.
m nrrmeols.
ele. I2i
plrturea,
,
CJre]#*,^f the women of th*.first.
(g a l-, this Is the h'fnr# am| a f ' I f y»*u nr** tntrrritrii why not
Mr.
Slnttf .1 rttitt
A
Presbyterian Church will meet at
ter kind) whirh I g n a i ante# wtfl gh'#
.follow*: No. t • -Mr*. Victor
shose results IA* Fashions. I|mv «prh)g up lift \» ill Hn III all gf "»»l
Brown, Chairman, with Mra.
to renior# a m at and put B on nnil thr* rrN!ih% 44ill n v i iw lillm
The P*ter T*n Junior S*«rv
Charle* Lawjon. Cameron Ave t.*»eu* hrM It* meeting Mond*v
again ( t l Social g r a te s tut Cos. • vrn )uu.
nue, 3 p. m.; No. 2 • Mrt, R. C. night. *i 7;“.n n m to th# club
oveiics
under which ion is hair
Mavwalj, Chelrman, with Mra. hmit# In Ft M»ll#n Park
• ti les and, of course, make up
John Brumley. Indian Mound VIIIItvvlru'tinnv
Pr*iid*nt. R«nnv tVilson. opr#.
age, 2:30 p. m.; No. .1 . Mrt
I coul.l go on and o„ o i ' h th*
P. T. Piety, Chairman, with Mr*. #d th» **istnn after whirls secre
By Jemne Smith
many things a por.on would tun
Jame* Truitt, 110 S. S e m i n o l e tary Margmel .lonr* rmd ihe
Dodgr Safety Consultant
fit I.V taking Ihe emus# | rin.trr
Rlvd. 3 p, m.j No. 1 , Mre, D. minute*.
*tniif| they even dwell on hnn In
OTHER
CITIES
ran
rniour.is*
A
dljctuslon
followed
during
C. Howard, Chairman, with Mre.
talk p r n p n ty along with tin- rate
»ife
driving
hy
adopting
a
clever
which
time
the
trip
to
the
Fes
I). L. Thrather, 424 Grandview
of gnim rnls.
safplv program sim ila r In that
Avenue, 3 p. m.j No, fi - Mre, tival of Story League* which will Initiated tn Birmingham, Al*
A Imnk of "ihing* learned" is
Clarenre Snyder, Chairman, with be held In Tamp* was talked Thrrr, Vulcin. mythlral cod of kepi for each pupil alld is given
about.
Mre. K. W. Fite, Celery Avenue,
fire and mclel, h*s assumed a In her al rile end of the r t o ii- f
Mr* Robh. *pnn*nr, Is planning new
3 p. m.J No. 0 -M rt. A. C. Moore,
end Important ml#
In rive pages will he found every
Chairman, with Mre, Floyd F. to talk to the Ciirl Scout leader*
The city * outstanding
Ihing taught
pins a f*w- r s i i m
Boyle, 240( Mellonvltte Avenue, In Tampa to "see If a camp *ltw mirk, » »t»tue r^"
1Ar* 4 mi Diip nf llrnif pi*r*'*ii4
can
he
found
«
■
thf
girl*
may
3 p. m.j No. 7 • Mre. W. D.
of th* mighty
who ri»n 1»*1 ar* a group gruriMO*
filmnton, Chairman, with Mre, C. camp out while they are there.” - Greek and Ro
tv ,m<|
miA'pil ? ) Mrt you II
Sha
asked
all
member*
to
bring
C. Howard, 2 Mallohrllle Avenue,
man god, I*
kIlf(kv nt Hid mil f»f Hid rfUll
2:30 p. m. Co.hostess Mrt. I. E. 85 to the ne*t mrrtlng to rover now * *v mbnl
f
itir glili H'tlU Al •
Whlmant.i No. 8 - (.Morning 1 the expenses at the convention.
of s a f e t y to
1,1 and Mrs V id o r M Greene
n«4v tnklng tl«M rnur««> I pi* ’ I
Next
meeting
will
be
May
7.
A
Blrmlnghim'i
Mrt, JgeV Graena. Chairman wlth^
U|» n fpw pninirrn
For If. aiinnuni e the birth of a soil,
covered
dl»h
supper
will
b«
held
thnuiands of
Mr*. Victor Greene, Wait »ld*,
pxpmplr ilM you kiif**A- lh.it iu«»t l"hn Du Bills, April 2 in h a u r r
P:48 a. m. Co-hottct» M r e. then In honor of the sixth grad- dtiieni e n d ,
-laupern, G erm an’ . Mrs Hreene
p#op|f
h i \ r ,i Irri'lrn v t’» hGeorg* Maffett.-, Evening Circle era graduating into the club. All visitors Look
thrir frrt nut whrti thr4- 44nit ? m the furnirr Miss Jean DuBuiing down on
No, | . Mre. W. S. Brumley, are urged to mine.
"f Du Bids, Pa.
( m lir t a!11m111j kri’ji thrir
The following officer* srero tha city from **"
_ ...
Fr„ Chairman, w'lth Mrt. A. ft.
polntrfl nni| nalk »»n th#* hull** *»f
lit*
lolly
perch
MlianmllR
elected
for
the
enmlng
year:
Paterion, Hidden Lake, 8 p. m.
Mr. and Me. R n rrie>| in
Rnhh; vlr* atop Red Mountiln. Vulcan bolds thf* f f f t , mrt itf <4 iipsiot nt n* t nininre lh# lu-ili of a da-igliiei
Co-hettai* Mitt Annie Nelmn.; preildent. Nancy
thr
rfmin
•'ffrrt!
Evening Circle No. 2 - Mr*. Clif preildent, end program chairmen, a neon torch which burns green
Whofi going up Ntnii’8 tti»* n hfiU Frances ! - ii,#. Spill 2 tn tin
treamrer, If there h*» been no trjlRr bu lity
ford McKIbhln Jr., Chairman, with Melinda McMurrayj
Beminnle .Memorial Hospital.
Mra. Fred C. Murray, 1331 Forait Marilyd Waihhurn: and eecre- during the preceding 24 hour*. font whoiilij In? pint oil on thi* i»i r|>
A
red
lord!
ilgniflc*
a
fatal
acci
Drive, 8 p. m. Co-hottei* Mr*. tary, Rnthle Carlton.
Tha pragram wa* pra«eot«d by dent.
H. J. Griffin,; Evening Clrcla No.
Tht Iron itaiue. S3 feet hl:b on
Waihhurn who told
8 * Mr*. David Edwardt, Chair Carolyn
* 120 foot pedestal, w*J ongimlly
"J*enh'»
Wonderful
Dream*'
an^
man with Mlu Kathfrlna Brown,
constructed to symbollt# Ru mmg2054 9, Laurel Avenue. 8 p. m. Silly Rnhh who gey* "Legend "f httm's principal Induitry. the r 'u
The Dogwood." Both wer*’religi duction of Gael »nd pig Iron her
Co-hoitesi Mr*. Marl* Warner.
ous In keeping with the theme f«r nnd In m e only to the hUtue »l
TUESDAY
the month, "Path* To Religion." Liberty. It It easily viewed every
Refreshment* of ioft drlnkt
Th* M ot Club will hold IU and cookies wer# *ervtd at 9 where in the tltr
Community iptrlfed r 111 1» n a
regular builn*** meeting In the p.m.
Th» b s it p a ft
kindled tntereit In n flly by It lilt
' Yacht Club at 1^ p.m. Board will
ing Vulcan* tomh which glow*
meet at 7:30 p.m.
e f c a iu o l living
day and night — a blaring re
Tha Sanford Garden Club Hor
minder that safe driving n every
ticulture Chairman will meet at r ~
one'* retponilblllly.
ij
e a s y sm arlnet* of
I 10 a.m. a t the Garden Center.
MIAN',
Safely pfognmi. amphailtlng
1 w|*" l
At 8 p.m. the Training Union
Vulcan'* role, ira ipnnsorad hy
local high irhonli, Ihe police ilemember* of Flrit Raptlst Church
psrtment and clv|c orginltalluns
will attend a Training Union a*- INTEGRITY • ACCURACY
Newspaper*, radio and television
eocfatfohal 'conference at DfLand
prqtection
QUALITY
•
encourage and lupport Ihcie acF ln t Baptiat. Th* bin will leave
tlvllle*
tha church at 7:00 o'clock.
"The torch I* attly ane phaia
At 7 p.m. tha Y.W.A.'* will
af a caatinuou* iaf»ly progeira
maet at Hi* home of Ml*a Mar
Tike it e«y in hintlmme f*»Moh u-ftli Arrow. For
la our city," *#T* P*u1 3toon.
garet Benham, 805 W. 20th St.
these famous sport shirt* *rr ronlrr, more romfortahlt
ebalrmm
«f
traDe
Mfely.
A
Cirri# of th# T in t Methodl-t
panda al final*, ilaged annu
thin ever! For u lu t could bt cooler than «ir-li;hl
Church will meet a* follow*: at
ally by Ihe Jualor Chamber of
the )hirt* that weigh just 5 ounce*—or
9.-43 a. m. Circle I, Mr*. 8. F.
Cemmtrre and high ithool tlumore
comfortxhlc
thin the *mnoth-fittinj cue that'*
Richard*, 2503 Kay Ave; Circle
dent*, depict* eauie* and re2. Mr*. E. 8. Hlgginhothom, 124
tulnred into every line of every Arrow. All (esture th#
aolt* af c a r e l a i a motoring.
Pinecreit Ave; Circle 3. Stra.
Rafetyranwion* elvle group*
exclusive Arsfold collar that'# tm irt open or dosed,
Arthur Beekwlth, 400 20th 8t.|
cimpilgn for r e d u c t i o n of
and fine Ssnforired fabric* /hat shrink leu thin l^o.
Clrcla 4. Mr*. J. W. Browm, Old Prlcelexa Ingredient* which go
•peed limit*. Inrreoaed leglilitinn igiloil I r r e i p o a a l b l o
Lake Monroe Rd; end Circle No. Into every preicrfptlnn com
Arrm* *Fliohtw#l(}hti" Sport Shirt* ............ 3 . 9 5
It It
drivers, ind for a rnrkdown oa
5, Mr*. Robert Willlemi, (04 pounded by our *kill#d pherArrow "Tlnu# Cheek" Sport Shirt* . ,
up
aasife
and
Improperly
lighted
E»cambla Drive.
Arrow Wolking Short* .............................. 5,00
maciite. A complete ■lervtha.
vehicle*.
The Gleaner* Cl*»* "f the Flrit
(**;xv
Vulcin'i gle»mlng torch, and It*
Bantlit Churrh will meet ei the
supporting »»fety project), have
hopi* of Mr*. R. T. Hunt, 8011
locuied international ilttntion on
E. 2nd St. at 7:30 p. m.
Blrtnlnghim. A nitlom l award
Th* Woman* Bible C lue of Phone 104
"for eoniplcuom achlav#manl In
Near Poet Off>•
th* Flr»l Baptlif Church will
frifflc accident prevention In
meet a t 7:30 p. m. In the A*cltle* over 100.000 populitlon*
F
au
st's
Sundry
tembly Unit at the Educational
’ - 1- » V f , ! i
w»* be»towed on Ihl* Important
building. Group 3 a* hoste****.
Store
Induiiriil center when It turned
’■■■'s d tv ^ .;
• Esminofe High School P-TA
tha dieiy of fir* lota * symbol
Mth A French
will meat at I p. m, bacatue of
*“W# Invita Charj# Aeeaunta**
cl u ltlZ —^
9
Calendar
Mrs. J. McClellan
Is Feted In Home
By Mrs. Robertson
-ft
ft
(p B A A o w th
Word 'Model1May Suggest More
Than Fashion Shows Or Clamor
Hoppv Birthday
Are KequeRtcd
Peter Pon Junior
Story Book Group .
Chooses Leaders
Torch Blazes
fo r S a fely
B I R T H S
ARROW
Faust's Drug Store
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UP A UTTLifl
4 Httfotf Innings
To Sour Tioon Win
General Insurance
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
112 EAST FIRST STREET
r a o .S E 7S
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JA M E S E G U I
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la tha MUaa* l< * g na| natanaa
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Bfean Lowers World
Teenagers Win All
5 Events In AAU
Swimming Meet
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fa a rwwttoutU* af Moajag'a
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tka CaVa. u . Ctka »**t aa m
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•* r*H,MmaM’a tingto. T>* fiaai
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TALLAHADSE* # « fU rrfa
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Ia*itaua*al DaaakaO T a v a g a a a t
Tka toaiM laa t o n t t o Bag * * .
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lMta« vtik aaraa raaa TWg a i a *
FW.aiUaal wmu*r • „ tka hath *Kk a*. ^
m Ua total
u . , „ r . ^ salvia
Raawa
OMSMtog ta k*r Dr,* aattoaat
■■aat a a i n e i M M a i tka SaOaUg. CaJif, YWCA. Mi., Raaika
aat a aaw AAU and Am .nraa
w o rd ,f I atiauta. |« g m m Si
la • r a .tia i tka Wk-gard iadrvidaal
nadUg mia fro* Shaftog Kaaa
Mi*a Mana who to Jl aad ta in *
for Ik* W thar Raod Noagttal
*»iai fluk rf Vitoiagtaa. D. C rrvwMd «wvnto| dag are Wanda
donna UM tka aitat a gaar ago Haraar. It. rf Wahar R an . 10*
•ilk tkr»o tiilao |M t o a i » gard frroatgla; Cana Co m . U.
gard madl.g rarord rf I . I I J MUa Ridgawood. H j., kigh Kkaol taskRuaaka, vka aat aa Am*rteaa amora. SM-gard la c tiu iM ; Mary
record rf I I I I laat » u k a- Miami Jaaa tear*. IS. Wahar Raad. SM•kauered tkaf aad MUa Maaa'a gard kr* a Metre**; tad Am f/wyAAU mark.
•r. IT. Laa Aafalaa A»klat*a Clak,
Tka atkeg taaa-afa ekampio** I motar dtotog.
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RACE
10th
P O S T • T IM E F IR S T R A C E . I d # P . M.
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« u i l ) i t a r r i l i c «i*l«d — -••d
any to (■>•» togeth.r.
1
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TO StTf l
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SEBPS!
Only .1 More
Days of
-T
Racjng
’fl
rf tka t« a * ‘a two
frilikurgk «on
gftrkjng rf Dick
•a a rwlMTrfL kg
htti at Houston
ea tka tkarg
LitiiefteH. who
N tin g | i « . i
4 More Matinees
Sat, Mon., Tues., A Wed, 2 P. M,
« U 6 0 WAP, ■
RAY.' i U K WITH
WU... astir This
LAST thQTl —
COW gUlCLLT. I Alt A f
tt( MUST PLP A SFACt
CAR AHP Fit* ■ l-'O a
f t AM PSCOVtlfP'
N otice
Circuit, In * nil for Eamlnnla County.
Fiorina
Tha atihravUtad (Ilia nf the Came
le nt.t.NK
II U i l l r f l l . l .
J» .
Iiaintirr %• i ' h i u i * it. o n a t .
ei el. |)rfe>iul*nt#
Toil e ml r4ill of you are hereby
notlflnt that amt !•» l em m e domte
from ami c«mf|tnt ll*» title In the
«l>«te rieerril'M |»io|iett> lie* t.een
broueht ecainet y•••• in 11»• il"i»e
• nl'tte.1 f’a *a bv rilAVK It WKII
ST Kit, Jr end you t i e hereby t ^
mitred t« file
the rie tk
The neture of thle eult le te
thla Cnurt ynur written a|t|»a4ran.a
t l«ei aiin.«ll v or by attorney i nr an. reimive t erirfin cluude from end to
uolet
4ml iutidrm the title |u the
■war or otherwise plemt herein on
ril ed nmt*ertv.
the ! l n t day nf Ai*rII * l» l»'« hereitipKoh e
The
name nf the Court In which
In ti»* Cniuplemt In aald eult • •
• nil he • been Inellluted It the
prnyiHed hr lew
II Jllllll la.
Herein fell not nr • decree Trn • IrAll It I mil I of I l f *k111%
Pnnfee»e will he entered a«elnet • trail * in end lor neitilimle Cminti
Florida.
The ehhrevlated title nf the
f \\ ITVfSM our hand end a**l nf
•aid (*<nif<
at Hanford Hetnlhnle Ceu»e I* •I %It AI'h ' INC. Plaintiff.
i '.hiM v, Florida
Mile 3-nd day ot \e; MANY K. HANNA. e | el. l>e•end4lit a
tl.ui'h A l» I9A4
Y«mi end eech of ynu are heret»«
O r Herndon
on|l*led Mint ."If t" tetnore • Inud*
f i n k of the Circuit Toiirf
(Eeali
Seminole County, Florida from and confirm »he title to the
eno\e dearr*f»ed property hae been
Mr I* I. Hunt
hroiieht eaelnet you In the above
lienutv |*|eik of eald Tourt
Felder A
llet tl UiRhau- att»rne« e entitled i*en*e »•» ilAMAI'IC. INt*..
f„r IMainMff « L>par Hide Winter end you ate hereby required to
file with the Clerk of thl* Court
Park. Florida
vour written appeeranct tpereonalls nr hy attorney) or i m w i r or
ot tin o Ike plrsd herein on the day
of JJi d dev of April \ l» I U | tn
ttie Conitdelnt la eald eult, aa
ptov tiled l*y lew
• • 'in i Hi i f t or a decree pro
Ctnfe*t» will he entered, ecelntt
you
\\ ITNKPA our hind end eeel of
te d Cnurt at Sanford. Pemlowle
Count*. glorias t hla II g * r» « |
Jisrcn, A l>. l i l t
iti
ti. P. Hsrnrio* , . ■...
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tCitrk * Haali
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r
It.Illinois County, Flarlda
Hr. «L U lluat
.. ...
t'M'Uljr Clerk i.f laid Cnurl
f»M»r A liililnahaui .ilornor, fnf
I’lamiirr I Lrpar Hid* .winter
Park, Florida
F o r r n tin ty
C nm m lM lontr.
Dietrlct R *.15
Will Ba A p p m l a t r i * '
C m inlv R rald en t 29 Y aare
f Pd. Politic*! Ad . . raid far h|
llomar t.lttla)
OF CCIR5I. MT ICAC ' HgRRr,..) fg.^WP'!
ACROSS THIS BACK l AAN
A ht 4 L0«
H I-W A T 17*92,— • M ilas S s s t h O f S s a f e r i
T u r a W aat A t R a4 A rro w
aaaikar kg Das Haakto kUaciag
SaMtoava 1*4. at AJgtae, T n.
Milvaakoa aarkad B r a a k lg tt’a
world tkamgtont M at Hew Orlaeae. Haak Aaraa a*d Bokkg
Tkomaoa komarad far rtia Bravo*.
Ckarlta H*ai aad Bag CampaaaUa
dvt K for to* D*dgara
Tkara v*r* two koma row*—kg
Vatoiagtaa* BTitteg Htraac aad
Oauaaatt'* Bok Tkurmaa-ta to*
RodUg*' lin k l*a»*I *1 M w ,
kack rlctorg avar tka laaaura at
Catip (Sari n . Oa. Starry Sitopna
AM a BHS taaiag koma n * tor
THB FRENCH TOUCH
Franck brtad i« d*liei»u» and
arunehg, but ang placti lafi from
thoi* htndiom# laavaa art apt
to dry out moro quickly than
ethtr br*aii*. Ut* them thi* wagi
t«a*t lightly, in your broiler,
aprinkl* with grated chacia and
run under lha hroilar flam* again
until tha ihiaaa kubbla*. Now
float them. ch«*a* *a, in a bawl
of soup in tka traditional Frsarh
manner. Especially good In onlaa,
tomato, or vtgatablo boaf soup.
0 tiO jtA ta MAPadAoAfcsa
J WAAf HAfHMO 1HHC0BH)
f OB /MRit0 CtiTiC/tM
NEEDS
IF MORAN
OO JSN T AORCE
EVENT
\ IB CAM A*Itopf f ob tor
ftOM T t i H M D MAHPi*
EASY TOSS DALAI)
Drain a can of mixed vegaUhlr*.
In ,, with a good Krsneh dr • *•
mg. Chill in th. aulomat.c >••
r.gsiatur to blend fluvori. tl> ap
■n eri.p grurng. Tnero you h.«\s
1KNEW I'D „ j
DERBY E L IM IN A T IO N
•*-
AUCM A N fP\e-i
WRACKING
PLACE ALL r»~
n PAY r—< /
An o h ErI i h
• \ t / 9 Q wwat
. I ALWAYS
AH ITS GCCO TO
G5T MOL'S THAT
w'FFlCE V.AS
w m a » r
Daria, u
M *Pt
R ic o a o tK io a .
- F I n h w MOBByJ A
r \ V
n cv j-
—RACING—
RAIN OR SHINE
SEASON CLOSES
W
APRIL 11th
PUT; CABLING. | VJAS.'UST OAliWOCO. STOP DRINKIN?"
• GONG TOPOiVCANAlL all t h a t COFFIE -MXlU.
ALONG5K TV* POOR SPOL T— ^ — !/>--!
TO HANG YCUP <
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I
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l MAKS T A P *
VERY SHORT
t>
BAKING TIPS FOB BRIDES
Hint* for spring brides: For
baking auccaaaful eakta u m caka
flour. Baking pans of ihlng metal
ar* bait for rak* baking, to*.
However If your wadding gift* Inrludod ovait-glasa pans, which
hold tk* beat, u*a a I I dagr»t
/to F. lawar ov*r tamparatura or a
■lightly shorter baking Uma.
YVt* ad to far tka Ml* pnrp*aa
af MlHag a aaw Dadga ar Plg>
mouth u tka paapia wka'ra Mr*d
•f •Gimmick Salaa" awl “Dto*
w**»ad Advtrttoing,"
HE
LOVES
ME ..
Ltgal Notict
Mmlnot# e^uMg Meban.
Dodga-PIgmawW daator I
lo.. r*i _ lita ta _ at .SA»
HJOHT NOW Is Em thee le bow
yew sir eoeditiee*—whse U«p«rwtares sad prion i n kotA low! TWe
aswlMR Hotpoint eook, lilUrs, driss,
frnhsns, and d rcu lstn sir withovl
d rtfte. De less la svsrytliim f b a t
pries, this asw model hss Rulomatie
tharm oatat, foll-reo a eireulatieaJ
•Isetrostatk lite r. Maay other outJ
eteadtaf faetoim A h o ialaad lM hp
& RADIO
a f . - , it tflta lo laSa tKa whaal of a \9!A CarifflacT
T oo simply lean back and anjny tha rida.<
If you don't already know, then a a hop* you'll
coma with u t now on a little im aginary journey
in (ho “car of rara".
W e'va heard it said th at a drive In • MW
Cadillac isn't really a drive at all, in tha norm al
aense of tha word. It's a time for rest and pleasure
and relaxation.
Suppoaa, if you will, th a t you 'ra in tha drivar’a
teat.
.
.
Ba fcaMtl N* •east Aaf barauts k
wee* a* matt, aa autaaiatie slactrto
•sue bsstsr Its tagwhsrs fa you*
bom s...to lb* kitchen...In ihw
aiM«t...*tM to the sitiel Whit*.
B*v* *i*aa...i*f* u electrie light...
aaf r*<>1,r b*r*u.s *11 th# hsst go*
tot* lb* «itcr, not into lbs roomI
G arh ag c
E A SY TERM S
A LlttleAacatlan Ih Every D ay!
WELL D R ILLIN G
Howard C. Lonr
Phono 8S8
Easy kausskatf espmssa Joww by going
alt-slactrie in your bitrbsa-lauadrg- It'*
sksapec ttua oatog a ra*b«n*tioa rf kiclal
How w n d trju l yon fc«l. Thoaa darp, luiurinue'
cti«hinnt hold you in perfect com fort—y o u r hands
rr*t naturally on (lie slender wheel—and all ahout
ynu ara vision . . , and beauty , , , and lu iu ry .
And how quiet and rratful it ia! The car ia *o
smooth and silent in operation that your only
sense of motion comes from the sound of tlie wind
and from the passing landscape. ,<u
Starting . . . stopping . . . turning—all are regu*
la lad with lha lightest touch o f toe and hand.
COR. 2ND A PALMETTO AVE
BfHtr to rn tn for t v it it t*m*
jo**.
1J you should dtcidt lo /*+* up lo a CztdilLU, it
will he our purpose lo mtke you as pleased with your
relationship with us, as your dealer, as you art
certain lo he wilh the car ibelj.
The Cadillac name has loop keen a symbol of
automotive integrity and honesty of purpose—and
we make tivry effort lo have our awn business reflect
the same ideals in our dealings wilh owners,
l l would he a pleasure to see you—at any lima.
�Tom OgVetree Dies
MEMBERS OF AIR EXPLORER SQUADRON NO. 48 from Tevxree,
■ra served noon chow in the station mess hell during their visit
■ J 5 . f d 8 ln fo rt N .v tl Auxiliary Air Button, Baturtey. (Official
tt
a
Uaeul
S t a t e d to live hi* reasona for hla
Maid to one questioner who staled
that the Supreme Court is the last
word In the law of our land. It was
ira a that James A. Wright emphrftlcally staled "The day the
people are nol aupreme la the day
xxxx."
Democracy goea
goes to ixul
r v
other political activities
around the state Gov. Collin*'
fWrtquartrr* In Tallahassee said
Coffins would discus* Ihe Integra
tion probem In a filmed speech
whfch will be delivered over a do*gn etatlon* tonight.
’’ (finding up a avlng through the
Central Florida citrus belt last
jijjljt, Warren told a crowd at
Ocia that If elected governor he
woqld try to find a solution to the
fe/tfi’e critical drought problem.
liryanl, campaigning in Jackson
ville, said there was need for mure
^jTjgtr college* and for several four.
car degree granting institution*
^ metropolitan areas not now
J
Starling
Williams' Lumber
Yard Sawmill Are
Ablaze Early Today
By MARIAN JONES
The Bob Williams Lumber Yard
and sawmill near Oviedo was on
fire this morning shortly nfter
I o’clock.
The Sanford Fire Department
answered the alarm and was at
the K ent to aid in the control
of the blaze.
Literally half the town of Ovie
do turned out for the fire. Blazes
from the conflagration could be
seen from the back of the Post
Offce a llitince of three-quarters
of a mile.
served. He specifically mentioned
the Tamps-St. Petersburg area.
Collins‘went on a handshaking
tour of Polk County yesterday be
fore moving over to St. Petersburg
It. participate officially In the Sun
shine Festival. He met with cam
paign workers in St. Petersburg
this morning before joining In fes
tivities.
SU N D A Y
Two Sanford Boy Scouts received
their "E «fU ’’ awards at cere
monies conducted recently at the
SnterprlM Methodist Church.
Al Phelps Jr. and Clifford McKihbln III were presented their awards
la ceremonies conducted by Gor
don Gill, Advancement Chairman
of DeLand and Sidney Vlhlan,
Scoutmaster of Sanford.
Both ecouta are merabera of
Troop S4S of Sanford
Other awards presented i t the
St. Johns District Court of Honor
Included:
Second Claes Scout; Joe Battle,
P e t e r Alexander, and Roger
Krohne, First Class Scout: Donald
Barnes, S t a r Scout: Robert
Shroeter, Christopher West, and
Jimmy Edge.
Merit Badge Awards: BUly Selgreel, Bird Study and Coin Collect*
Inst Harrison Smith, Electricity
end Machinery; Roy Welsenbarger,
Camping and Hiking; Guy Creel,
Athletics; Warren Mile*, Athletics;
William Miles, Athletics; Tony
Wells, Athletics; Peter Alexander,
Home Repairs; Donald Barnes,
Swimming; Jack Kennedy Firemannhip and Swimming; John
Krohne, Cooking; Gerald Martin.
Bookbinding; Kenneth Miler, Citi
zenship in Home and Weather;
Robert Shroeter, Plremanshlp;
Charlea Winkle, Cooking; Ronnie
Wlket, Cooking; Robert Eubanke,
First Aid ind Swimming; Alex MeKlbbin, Hiking and Safety; Clifford
McKIbhin III, Cltltcn*hlp in Nation
and Hiking; and Al Phelps, Chem
istry.
the lictl Telephone System present* a
New TV Show
that 0 u
whol*
a1mily
Route Across Lake
By MART FOWLER
Picture an azure lake spanned
by A graciously curving causeway,
from the d ty of Sanford, Its lights
twinkling In Ihe distance, to Ihe
town of Enterprise where the
power plant's huge tuner flames
a beacon light throughout the
night. This conception of the pro
posed new routeway la beautifully
envisioned by thy artist who did
the attractive cover for U. S. Steel's
annual report, just Issued. Many
people have commented on the
similarity of the colorful painting
which could easily be a model for
the proposed new highway across
Lake Monroe.
Discussions engendered by the
Umtly art work inelude pros and
coni of where this engineer's
dream would land th* people of
De Bary. Some fear that if It be
comes a reality - It might injure
business in our (own. Rebuttal asks
who shops in De Bary and Ihe
'
answer is, the residents. So the
arguments proceed to explain that
If trucks and through 'raffle of
EAGLE AWARDS WERE presented recently to Al Phelps Jr. tourists rushing to reach their des
(left) and Clifford McKIbbln 111. They are members of Boy Scout tination should he shun'ed away
Troop 348 of Sanford.
from our Own it would make the
center of De Bary ar.l its hoped
for new business block a safer
place for Senior citizens to en
APRIL I
joy shopping.
Admissions
At it now stands, trailer trucks
Donald Gaihorn (Sanford)
Mr*. Erma C. Flynt, 48, pass
and vacationer*' cars whlulnc
Mrs. Lily Winstead (Sanford)
ed s t i y in Homestead, at 5:05
a. m. today nfter a short Illness. Mrs. Louise W. Rowan (Sanford) madly threugh our village pose
many traffic snarls and problems
Mrs. Shirley I'carce (SanfordJ
Mrs. Flynt, the wife of Jack
for those who could otherwise
Discharge*
Flynt of Hanford and Homestead,
shop In safety and peace. Then,
Sharon L. Travis (Enterprise)
taught school In Seminole County
too, some fear that the present
Steven Travis (Enterprise)
for 20 year*.
highway would be neglected In
Donald
Gaihorn
(Sanford)
She was -a member of the first
favor of the new route, but the
Willie Mitchcl (Sanford)
Mrthoilist Churrti of Geneva.
Long Rango planning committee
James Oliver (Sanford*
Survivor* n r. her husband.
says that would not he so; the
Finney Haynes (Longwood)
Jack Flynt; mother, Mr*. Ballnrd
present
highway would be proper
Mr*.
Kate,
Blalsdell
(Sanfordof (Itlnndo; one brother, Leen
Cotter of Orlando, two half lis Mr*. Doris R'nlnn and baby boy ly maintained; with less wear and
tear It would offer a better road
(Sanford)
ter* anil thrrp half brother*. ,
surface. Also, since I)e Bary Drive
John I’.ctila (Hanford)
Funeral service* will t>« lu-ld
and High Hank* road both would
Patty I/nip (Sanford)
at I p. m. Sunday afternoon at
connect with this route, it would
m um s
Geneva Methodist Churrh with
bring Sanford 4.1 miles nearer
Baby Girl Howell
Ihn Rev. George Carlton of
far the convenience of those who
linhy Buy Winstead
now drive often to Sanford.
Baby Boy Hatchett
APRIL 0
If sentiment for this Improve
Admissions
ment in trnfflcways grows It may
Mrs. Viola Frank (Sanford)
not be too long in our day of rapid
Mr* Myra Douilncy (Sanford)
progress when ns Gordon RotherMr*. Mary Lou Bran an (.Sanford) mol of Southern Belt advises, real
Eugene LaF.ur I Sanford)
estate transactions have flowered
Steven Davis (Sanford)
so prollfically that they have InBIR THS
otiillcd an Increase of 303 per rent
Baby Boy Duudney
of phones in the last few years;
The choir nf the F l - l Christ!
Balx; Boy Dnubncy
and the National Safety Council
nr.
M-tto
(jm:
f
Hospital Notes
Mrs. Erma Flynt
Dies In Homestead
foretells that th»r* will be 83
million motor egri tooling about
our country on or berore 1365, It
may not be h * far distant that wo
are to be pointing out to visitors
the necklace ot shining Jewel*
that gllt'i-r* across the darkling
waters, 'giving light and motion
In Lake Monroe’a ptoud expand*.
TRAILER PARK
NEW!(SpacesMODERN!
Available)
• BOATING
• FISHING
» PICNIC GROUNDS
BOATS • BAIT • TACKLE
Everythin* You Need For Fun
M O N R O E B O A T BOW L
•
evening worship Mrs. Jnm r s t„
Anderson nn<l Mr*. J. C. Diets
will *!ng "N eath Iho Old Olivo
Tree*” (M cK in ney),
/
"The t io c e ^ lt y o f pu tting chairs
tn tin* niale Sunday was tlwl'llng,"
>-aiil Pinlor Perry I,. Stuna today,
"But thet rue stren'iih nf the
Monroe Bridge
COME
AND MEET ED AND
'
Y o u n FUN HOSTS
FRED
B o x O ffica
Christian Church
Choir Will Sing
'Gloria' Sunday
tnjuy
Mr. TV. T. "Tom” OgUtrs., |i
passrt away a t a local minis,
homa xt 12:10 p. m. ThundsI
afU r a short illnsii.
Mr. Ogletrr* w at'b o m In So-jth
Alabama, July St. 1874 and lui
llvrt *n Sanford alnca IPM *j,
tnada hit homa a t 312 E.
St.
Ha was a member of Ihe Vint
Presbyterian Church of IN'ey.
villa, Ala. Mr. Oglatrca r .n (
rrtlrad prlntar,
Survivora include fivg' thiMrtit;
Mr*. Lawton Knight, Annluon,
Ala.j Sir*. H. H. May,- Wa.'iln?.
ton, D. ■C.j Mrs, TV. S. M
Sanford: Mrs. E. T. Smith. I
vill*. Ky.: and J- T. -Oglet.’*
Winter Garden. Alin ona brother,
Snndcra Ogletrce, Mobile, A'a.j
three sister*. Mra. Emma Brirs,
J\la.: Mr*, Gertrude Blii>rmn..r,
California; and Sir*. Atlee Mr.
Donald, Bumont, Tex.; nlna grsnl,
children; two great grandchild,
ran, and several nieces snd
nephew*.
Funeral iervlee will be held at }
p. m. Sunday afternoon at ths
First P m hytarlan Church wllh
Itsv, A. O. Mtlnnl* officiating.
Buriat will be In Oaklawn Mcm>
orlal Park,
TODAY * SATURDAY
L A S T TIME T O N IG H T
STARS 7:10
church i* shown by the nttemlnnen on tho Sunday after Eiiuter"
7 7 to
first of these true-life drajnas it
it.. p R iv A T h W a r
Vj m a j o r b c n s o n
Lego! Notice
IYu.
AMANDA
WILLI AMU.
ft**
• itiin], iu-r unknown In im m hu**
I, Mull'd,. t l.v l.e e ., arulit. r-. «»MKIU II# 11.41HIM111• other* l.o under
Ini' itm uM il ur ol till'win*. Wlm-4
|. •IiIi i k o mill sddreehe. utr mi.
known. MATH GW WILL IS Ml4. dr...in iil and ...... .. .......... William..
hi, w if,, their unknown licit. . 1
low. lrff.tr,,». d*vl«.c», a t . n t t d . n * .
i la,,4 or claimants under them, ur
ritlirr "f tlietn d*ren»r,l or other*
wlvi- who." re.ldence. .ltd »dd r e e.c. .r r unknown; H, V'. M il..
1,1 AMS. ,1c o o r d .m l
- " llr
I.IAMH. III. w i f . If ll*lto« an.l If
iir.it their unknown ln-tr. at law,
|i a n te d , devl.eee, . . . t a i l . i * it .lm n o t . ulhvrvvl*. under them. nr
either Of IhMSt. dsrea.ed or otherwisa. wtio.a re.lden.e* and addrrKte* are ttnknuwiii
TIHi.MAH, wife of Henry Thomts,
u lirtiiK, and If dead her unknown
In lr« at l*w, lc**tei«, derteoe*.
sr.intnee, a-elwne, ur f l.t m . n t 4 un,l* r her. dti-.n.ed or nthrrwlee.
Whoa* re.ldencea and . d d r .s s r . nr.
iinkti iwn; and all unknown person,
having or claiming to have any
right, tills, claim. Inter.el or de
mand In «nd la Hi* tollowlng de#, rlh.d prop.rly iltitat*. lying and
being tn f . m l n o l . County, Florida
and d4.crlti.it aa follow*, to-wlti
Th* North On.-half of th* NH
. . . . — ..
. icotloa II,
.0, Rang* IS
Townihlp
7*no chuckling, honrt-warmlng tala of an Immigrant
who converted Junk Into shining iucccaa, then fouiiu
ho had to competa with hii aont to win their rc8]>ect.
Starring Lon Chaney, Jr. John Neabitt, famous atorytdlcr and winner uf Oscars, tntroducea aach story.
Sunday at 6:00 P. M. Channel 6
J.VoV
LOT* I.
an I II o f ---------------------- -----Pu*dl*H|on according t , th*
P l . t th.raof, as racord.d In Plat
Doug I, Pag* If of tha Puhllo
7:23
Cl huulh, l u n g , 10 Gnat.
.11
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l»f H> lm .4Ini
utli uf furil
hifs-i-i Mihl hII of ili.it oorilun
of
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r.f 1'rwfl Hlrs i l, nil hi
fejik' v Lhiv HutiilU’lBlfiM am prr
I "l sit thereof,
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(Mail
6, p<iK« 14 nf ihe
Inlsll.
litcordn of ijciulnolt
4'minly 1‘lorliLig
SECOND FEATURE
TECHNICOLOR
| AUn,
Ylmi purtlun of Him BIS 'i of
th* Nil U mljilcriil iu all of
Lulu-vUw Drill* \\ twt of pearl
LgiU «kirkv
b tiu lIv lN lo n
at
recorded In ITai Hunk fl, Tmhm
14 of th* Public llecordB of
Hemlnol* County, Florid., *11
I,o,;.t4d in he. tton IS, Townihlp
II H'luth flanse ]0 II.«i
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that . .alt ha, t,r.n filed .K.lnut
y 'II In III. l.'lrrult Court ot th.
Ninth Judicial ITIrrnlt. In .m l for
H.rnlnol. County, Florid, .nllilrd
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a l p h a t \ I1.LIASIH..FT AL, Chane . r y No. *07}, T h . n a tu r e c f till,
■ult 1. to u u t .t H it.
SATURDAY ONLY
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The Half Breed
•
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your
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w ritten d e f e n . r , wllh | h .
uf ip*Id Court nnd
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th aro f u p tn P l . l n t l f r a a tlo ron or b .fo r a t h . 7th day of
A. D ISIS, or a d . c r . a pro
r o n f . i t o will be antcrad a s a l n . t
J0l|4
"[JTNX.WS m r hand and seal aa
Clerk of the C ircuit Court, in and
for H .m ln o l, County, F I , rid*, this
f t h d a y of April. A P. I S i t
O, P. H erndon
C I .rk of th e Clrenlt
Court In and for Sem_ Inola County, Florida,
(Circuit Court l e a l )
Kajn E. Murrall A Hons
AHocney* for Plaln tlffa
) t * H ■ Clran.e a v ., Ur.nndo. Fla.
INVITATION TO SID
w | 'l *>• r r c . l v . d
h r ih# City CommUtinn of th* City
of Sanford. F l e r ld t . up until
u « t f « k P. U.. April II. t*i«. from
farllflad
Puhllo A r o o u n t . n l . In
m ake Ih* an n u al audit nf t h . Clty'a
rtcord*. am fuilnvi-R;
Audi! of r e c o r d , a f t . r r to iln g
or f . c a j y e a r ending Rent. I S,
I»)S. In i c r o r d t n r * w ith g e n e r
ally accepted
auditing
.t* n .
darda appllcaM* in municipal
accounting, and r u r n l.h tw e n.
ly .f lv * i-npl.a of r . p o r l of a*.
Amtnailrtn,
A l U r t t a t . 'p r n p o r a l i for m a k in g
for n«*l thre# fi.r a l
Serial — "Jungle Raiders"
No. 13 — Cartoon
SUNDAY anti MONDAY
Rock Hudson
•as tit* imam • fmu# Towot • ono waidis
B W IB H BBfiTSM.,W8IMU
miwu-niuNa uanaunu
ALL C A N D ID A T E S SU B JE C T TO
D E M O C R A T IC P R IM A R Y E LE C T IO N M A Y 8th
W/U
8 R M IN 0 J.R
»W n
COUNTY
BE H E A R D
D EM O CRA TIC
E X E C U T IV E
If MflaaltiE Tha
FLORIDA TIMES*UNION
Daily Dalivary
Phona 1737 for
Prompt Sanrkn
4 BCLAIff (Voteto*
sum. wu l - .i uhH
3
D *F* STARTING
PASS/ON PI Ay
C O M M IT T E R
fe a t u r e s -
, lrto
SUNDAY
�Sim plified Selling Of Surplus Items...A
—
BUSINESS
SERVICES
18—BEAUTY PARLORS
fa r A1X Ynur Saaut* N##di rail
f l a r r i a t t 's B a a itp N m k
Phona PJl
tap Sa Oak A**
lOpaa i t n n n hr atp w u tn aat.)
IT—BUILDING . RCPA1RR
PAINTING
It ALWAYS Pays
To U m The
WANT AOS
1 tin*
l f e . j t r 11m —
8 Hmaa
l i t f t 11m — ■
8 tint**
14* f t ll»* ----t t tifflM
11< f t Un* ~ —
, eatitrail
10# f t UU# CA8P o r THANKS tad IN
MEMORIUM Katie#* . . . SI M
On# Una Kquala » afarat#
ward*, whan ta t In • po*nt
(nawa ityla) typa.
Whit# I p u n a t la m ja r Lina
Kata fa r amaont u u d —Caunt
Nlaa 1-raiR* Llnaa t« Mneh.
R A T E S FO R
C L A S S IF IE D D ISPLA Y
ON R E Q U E S T
FLOOR
4 la | aad flauktag.
laaalai, waxing, Sarvtag 8amtCiaa
sola county tuiea in s .
I t H, Qtaaiea. Laka H a n
18—RLICTR1CAL Caaitraatara
R A N D A L L E L E C T R IC CO.
Claetrtcal Cnatraetlai and Rapairi
TV S arvlc# Can ta r
Bradii and Croiley Awdixneea
U S M agnolia A r t.
P h. 113
18—LA(lNt)RT*nRY CLEANING
dot naur ■ Wain aari Damp Dm
One haur U ■ Waih and Dry Paid
'imihed l.anadry
Saattrme Drv Cleaning
S aaltw id* L au n d ro m at
a*atn 8(8* PaMlmart RMx.
188 Ran 21th « l
H —PIANO NRRYICIt
L
8—LOST AND FOUND
Lo s t ■ Ladiii puna with glaitai
and k m
Saturday by Hunt*
A Tred Starr. REWARD. Apply
•
Sanford Hrrald.
L Sill — Plano Technician
PbOM 1184 Route 1. Sanford
11—ROOFING—PLUMBING
Mf / /
32T
LOST • In front of Ritz Theatre.
a x ea a
Wntarn Auto Bicycle.. Nrw.
Caslraettig aad Repair
Rad and Whltr. Phone ten .
l*»l Sielord Ate.
Phene 1U8
tlTpRRRONALiNOtlCB*
jrT P T V
goat
m ilk
Randall P rin t, South
Sanford Av*. Phone 3in-w.t
• A U T O M O T IV E
8—BOATS AND MOTORS
EV IN RU D ED e a l e r
OFFERS
8 If. SCOTT ATWATER .
812..W
7'a H. 8C0TT-ATWATER . NtJ.oo
t t t If. P. Evmruda IBM
Uodal
•Hf' 00
— 7h H. P. Ellld
» * •»
• it) H. P. Marcury
lirt.no
Lllhlning
1
I ti H.vP.r S e V B a w ^ ^ ! .
18 H. SlJoTTATWATER
with control*
m aw
18 H ELGIN
«]»■«
M H JOHNSON. 1933 Model.
vary (ait
IMfl.no
a H. P. Evinrud* 1M3 Model.
Lika naw .
MM-**
2S H. P. Evlnmda IMS
$371 no
Alio many motor* torn down for
uiad parti, Reisonahlr
(A • TRADE-IN your old boat. Mo
tor or Trailar.
—Saltctlon of Ito*t3
a im ,
Mahogany.
Aluminum
and Gaitor Trilla*i.
• Alto lavtral turd Boat* and
iritlari.
.
. ...
Ma tka Naw K fltnidr Line (nr 11
ROBSON S p o rtin g Goods
tour
Pot Better Plumbing
ttce or Call
w . j . k i .m ;
Moo mith Parh-Phnue M
PLU M B IN G
Contract tnd repair work Free
«*limale* H. 1. Harvey. 2<M
Sanford Ave. Phona 1828.
Plumbing Kreaky Heating
M. G. H O D G ES
Service on AIN Water Pump*—
Wellt Drilled — Pump*
Paola Road Phona 700
M—RPKCIAI, NOTICES
ENVELOPES, letterhead!. *t»lr
msnUt invoice*, hind hill*, •nd
p r o g r a m * , etc. Prngreaifve
Printing Co. Phnne 40* — 403
Weal l.tlh SI.
ORLANDO Srntlntl Bur, Call
Ralph flay, .1130
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
TYPING LETTER WHITING
PROMPT SEIIVI.E
PHONE 71*8
tot San In 1d All Nai'l Rani, ftldj
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
INCflM K-TA X -SERVICE
W m, H. M urray
till Celery Air Phone 1841 M
Cloved Sunday and Wedne*rtiy
UPHOUSTERING
Cmtom Mad* Drapery and filir
f Cover*
* 1 ST A N L E Y K U L P
i n . i«t* iI f• . . **i -------------Phone S«nlnr<l - J8il J
, Let ui tafl ot* a itk in s r your baat.
2021 S. Park llim a) 17321
I malar, or trailar. Killarnry Kor
M r Boat Exahintr. Hwy. 17-92
T. V. R E P A IR S
k Fairbanki Ava. Winter Park, 'Til Hi p m Service Call' Lino W
Pla, Phona kvui.
A Xorri' Ph. IS.W J. D- Herrin,
Ph. 2803..I. Licensed Technl
run*, guaranteed work
I I —TBA1LBB8
WANT a Stanley Party? Need
It will pay YOU to ica 1JS hrforr
Pm durh? Call 2232-J.
MU buy. DprO Evening* and
When your Elertrir Vtoinr1hluatfayi
Generator* 4 Starter* Fill
Clirtijda Trailar Salat,
atka, Fla.
fa ll (he E lectric No. AM
Electrician. 20 yri experience
P. H. LANSING GARAGE
"SULK FRUIT AND PLAT
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
TRAILERS. MOfla axl*. 24 and
414 We*l 13th SL
fS«*"SSilj|fJIM %w f'and0'837 .So
M#ntBlpr!C6»ha .aarly and taka 14—CHILD CARE
DANE
South Ora nga
Undo. 8.8031," I will kaep children In my horn*
llo itim Trail, orlan
by hour or day. Call 380 R,
1 M Andtraon hmiw Iratlar, (nod
ciadltlan. l i t houw S. of Big
EM PLO YM FaN T
Tra* Road on IT-82. Rrlronahle,
Now
Herald
88—BALIftMEN—AQENTB
>20.00 daily. Sail luminous door
tales. Write Reevat, Attleboro,
lass. Free Sample and Details.
R
BP.
NEW MOON. Trailar, IB ft., J n —HELP WANTID HALR
Rtdrw m . fun bath, aicallant
Munition. U ,M with porch. Call Day and Nlfhl cab drlvtr. Mutt
at Moblay'i Trailer Courl, on be sober and reliable, a goad
driver. See Mgr Yellow Cah
1T-M is Longwood. R. Jtoklni,
Co. 219 S. Magnolia.
Lao I wood, Box 108.
YOUNG man 2l-.1V Part-time
work. Apply colonial Oil Sta
, 14—UBED CABB
tion. 13th and French.
___i or trade afluity in i i u
, Bultjr Special Convertible. C4U 88-MALE ar FEMALE
1121.J between 1 a m. • 4 p.m.
t
1• IMS 70RD Club Coupe. Radio, Volunteer Typtati. Hourly or after_ M
____
American Cancer
ill. 7
heater, ipotllght, Back-up lllht.
Society.. Phnne 817-J evening*.
dtf actional1 tignal, overdrive,
**
*T------- 1£1_
, Mod urea, run* food. 1173.00
M -M ,
E A R N 140 W E E K L Y
--------------U------ ag..
Sowing Rabywear, No renvaaaing.
Enclosed atamped, addr#*«ad an’ 1818 PACKARD ,Scdant .rqiiiiwert
. With radio, heater, overilrnr
* r|opc. Rabywear, Morristown.
0* __<*•*» ccflflUoo, *W . ta ll Ult-M T c n a . . __________________
4T-FURNITVIE—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
RICH MAN-POOR MAN
Are
As
Easy
sf—HOUSES and COTTAGES
3 room unfurnished hou*e with
bath, hoi water and ga» heater.
A. C. Benton, 4t* milt* out 5.
Sanford Phone 239 J
As
S a l e " Ad.
A.BC
Call 1821
. —
•7—BROKERS and REALTORS
BALL REALTY
RAYMOND M. BAM.
OH4 AR M HARRISON
RED. HROKERS
ft. D. Htghleynsan. Aitnciale
184 South Park Ava.
Phnne I
w*m
rHF s A V K n n n H F R A I.P i '
Frl. Apr. 6, IffSfl
Page !l
f
Parenfs Are Urged
To Attend Mass
Meeting April 8
Whether you hive an estata or a
bungalow you will b* proud to
■ou cn
choose your 18-ROOMS
call it homa If you
WELL trained K iel secretary furniture from
IOLS"
datirei posttwo, good ahorlhand
SLEEPING Room, light home
A m m meeting h** bean rail
and typu>t. Call 31U-J.
keeping. 84.00 week, up Day
EASY TERMS ' FREE DELIVERY
*snn.nn d o w n
ed for Sunday, April a ( t 3 pns.
Rate*.
11.00 4 up. 4K) W. 1st
DAY WORK WANTED-Emma Visit our store now and take ad.
7 Redroom*, masonry construe- at 81. .tame* A M. E. Church.
Noe, Gen! Delivery, Lake Slary, vintage of nur "SPRING SALE."
tmn. large Living flomn. span- Ninth SI. and Cypree* Ava, tn
Fla.
nm kitchen equipped svith new dl»CU»* youth problem*,
Bedroom Suites from IPP.no up I t—WANTED TO RENT
Klecirtr Range amt Rrtrigcra
2 pc Sectionals
PP.flfl up
Mother Ruby 'Vllion, chairman
tor, large closets, talosied lHirch
Dinette Sets
39,30 up
00 rear
Rrautilul Oak floors of th# Seminole County ChrhtUn
FINANCIAL
Reclining Chatrr
* 49 30 ea. 2 or ,7 Bedroom Unfurnlihed
throughnol with full reramic Chain of MG'Innerr A**emhlle«,
Home by end of thl* month,
Occasional Chair*
M—INSURANCE
ttled bath. This i< a barsatn at annnunresl Hint th» puhlle I* In.
fall Mr*. Jim Rnhimn, 1232 J —or
(Choice fabrics)
39.30 ea
$8100.00. Ixt
your renl re vlieil lo allend till* meatlni and
1MR,
T-V Lounge*
44.VI ea
ceipt* apply on the purchase »l that mother* and father!* are *lOdd Chests ofDrawers
34.30 ea
Ihi.s home.
Preferred Ralea »• Preferred
perl*lly urued to he pre**nl.
II—ACREAGE
PatlcyheUer*
BEDDING SPECIALS
Guest speaker for the meeting
leh n W lllia m i 1m . A(ewcp
Leas
ss-lll hr Seminole County Judge
Reg. Trade WANTED 1-3 acre*. With or with
417 Saeferd AlUstie Bank
T. W. MERO end Juvenile Judge Ernest HmiaPheea 84
H M 9 $12.30 out building for e**h. 420 W. W. DIETRICHS
Qutltop Mattrei* . 818.30
(Ml Park Ave. rhone 27 ar 143 holder.
yal Comfort
___ 38.30
tt.so
Royal
I
til. SI.
PreRllt Spans I ... 38.30 19.30
Special .
2930 24.H
MERCHANDISE Echols
RE1.I,
Matching Box Springs at IdtnREAL ESTATE
Anything
S t - jL^n-S S ' n fly
tlcal Savings.
42—ART1CLER FOR RENT
With A
O*s*l0ed
31any many more Dtentiral tpaclPhone 1129 A. R r*ter«on,Broker
Ad
Rnllaway, Hoapital a n d B a h * all
18-BONM
Atioctate* • A. R Pelerion Jr..
JUST CAIX
Rod*. Day. Week or Month— ablalooit numerotil to list, hut availP J. Chealerion, Girfteld Wil
tn t
Tel. 1413. Furniture C eniarletts. John Meiich. H W Wil
118 Wets First
Item*. Hare) M Field A. C.
\TTRACT1VE 3-Bedroom home.
— EASY TERMS----CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Dmidney, l-snd Surveyor.
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
VA insured fmxnnitr. 1r» Down
FDR RENT — Dragline and opera- Corner 2nd. 4 Mignofl* Ph. 1232 Pavmml. Complete in few week*.
tnr hv Hour. Week or Month.
"Red Bamberger" Mgr.
Pho"i 1431, l-ea Conitrurtion CO. Open Monday* 'll! 9:M p.m.
M IW V I.L R. 0 7 IK R
Ill.ixvi - 3 hatlrmim frame linme
VISIT OUR RAI.CONY
■adder - Phnn* use
■in corner Ini. Large feroen
INHcei
2991
S.
Orlande
Or.
43—ARTICLES FOR SALE
(torrh, Hardwond flours. Vene
$
lien hllnd*. spare healer and
U - M ,M AND GARDEN
water healer inrlmled. Reason
—Farlory lo T
able down payment.
1949 Ford Tractor Dnun.a Rotinm FOR SALE—By owner I bedroom
A lnm lm im
home. Ideal Inrstioo. Mayfair
14" Plow, 3 Row rultlvatPr.
V enetian Bllnila
Home* — Lola — Acre**#
Serlien. Very re**onahle. Call
TRACTOR CO.
Enclosed head. si|-pioof hntiom HtwayBRITT
Hra. Either Fldge, 317 or 1343 R.
1
7
-W
seatk
<
Fkege
*1
1
rad »ith piaitir end*. F lu tic er
OZIKK RK A I.TY CO.
rayon ttpei, Cnttan or nylea 18—MU8ICAI. nSTRUMENTI
t.aure ft. liner
cord*.
Reg Rral Esla1r\ Hfnker
SeeknH h GWw* and P ain t Co W estern • riH M tcsI * P o fiu lsf
2891 So. Orlando Dr. — Ph. 18*9
II? 114 Wan 2nd Si.
Phone 320
1 Sedreem Cnnrrnte Slack
A lbum s - RECO RD S • S ingles
VA - 8225 Down Psrment
B U K U n ’S M U8IL S H O P
Consult \ Rt.Ai rilR Fir*l
NEW 4 l.Grd furnllur* it bargain
134. Per Month P 4 I
Ph. 3071
CULLKN K HAHKKY
prirM, Paying top price* lor 207 W lit St.
kitchen Fully Equipped
DM N. Park l i e . Phnn* $313
Aei flit to -hooie rolnr« *"d rite
good toed furaltun, adding U-W ANTID TO RUT
machine*. ri*h regiMer Rig
A. K. .khftemaker. DnllHer
Stock SUPER TRADING POST. Higheat CASH. TRADE IN price*
Tn Help Ymi Buy ur Sell
Phone IWWI
I mile S. 17 92 Phonr .VI17 W
paid lor ii'rrf furniture. Call
Rosa L. Pavliin. Htokrr
938 Wl'sen Msier Furniture
Annahelle R. Henderson. Aasnrlat*
.Ml F. til SI.
TAINT
12.VI git. T-Shirt* 41
Alhrrla J. Itall. Associate
cents Air Mete —special J18\
Phone :XT!
17 92 at Hiawatha
Armi • Navy Surplus .tin San
ford A*-e
R E N T A IsS
A lexander A S lrln c e r
Ileal Estate ♦ Iniorance
/.PARTHF.NTS
M o lanirinc Messenger, ,\*soc
To SHOW MOTION m action
107
M.ignnlia
A\e,
Ph. IB
sholy, u>r a 'flutter speed not WELAKA APARTMENTS: room
p n u l l baths Ml W First Si
so fast 11 "slop*" (he jublecl,
IF 11 IS HE AI. ESTATE
nor 'o jlon- you gel nnly a blur Avaion Apia. CfflMeacy. fksm
a«k Crumlev 4 Monleltb
For quirk aellon on developing 1 789 W
ai 117 Hnutb Park Phon* 771
III.V1 GMC
and printing, bring film tn
The* Know
8 9 8 ”°
WIEROLDT'S CAMERA SHOP. FURNISHED n s ris e Apt. B90
P n n rl
210 S. Tark Ave,
See u* Inr f renrn Ase. Property. 1032 FO R I)
Mel'onville,
REAL ESTATE DRIVEIN
8 9 6 '" ’
Chiut. C«h
2314 Frenrh Ave
ELECTRIC slove and refrigerator. APARTMENT - 111 Elm Phone ODHAM A TU D O R, INC.
29U W.
Excellenl condition. Mtiil 'fll
J . W. H A LL, UK ALTO It
11151 FO RI)
8 9 6 -""
Builder* nt Fm+r Homei1'
,
8I.M) lur jwjlJ). Cb'*ne '.’lean »ud rlusr In 9-Room furn
"Call Hall" I'hniin 17'.8
T ru rk
niter*
lihrd apartment. Phonr «l*
t h i s FO RI)
nrsulilillly Ikeilgiied Three a nil
3 9 6 -""
O U T FROM TOW N
SPINET Piano, full keyboard. Like FURNISHED apartment elur* in
F i o n Pickup
Four fl e d r o o m Home* for
Phone 1221 nr 1149-W
nei* l'o*l $730. will 'ell for
Lot* m la>rh Arbor tor $Kxi each. in *7 C H E V R O L E T 4 9 6 - " "
14Vi. Will finanee Phnn* 1723-R. HUTCHISON'S Orean > r n n l
Florida Living
T ru rk
FHA and VA il. li Financed
Apt* 339 S. Allanlir Daytona
10 acre. m( laud 7 acre, tiled. If) ID DODGE
• Priced from 111.20*1 In IIA.IKKI
Reach,
Call
M74
W
I a t i e . u tn itlrtl t ideal lor home
u - a r r i .i A M f.s
395 "
T ru rk
site t I’rire $,IVMI
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit Selr* Offtre- J*l'< Sit Frenrh Avr
Phon* 2100 ur .*980
»bl* lor bachelor or couple 1
FK11. 1dai RF. appliance*
•alertnlierl A. M’llllmn*. H enllur Strickland - M orrison,
Private halh. Atrm* from Pm I
and iirtir* G H. High, nviada
Rasninml l.omlqtll«l. \ssnrlnle
rt» Phone FO.vUlS er Slnforo
Office, Manuel Jarohson.
Inc.
I
I’none 1(17.1 Allanlir II.ink RMg
1842 W alter a p. rw.
1-ROOM furnlahad ro lia it Ap
Viuir Ffiendlv Ford Dealer
ply Mlu Oriando Dr.
70-WORK WANTED—FBMAI.F
USEDTRUCKS
Top fbnditfor*
Topl/alues
A in CONDITIO NING
NICELY furnlahad apt. All eon
v*nt*nc»*, mini he *een in tp
praciaie. Cal) I3.AM
tea south Park Ave. Plena 1449
MODF.RN Kilrhenelie* *1 Pine
Grove Motor Court. Hmsy 17-32.
15—BlIILDtNTi MATERIALS
Phnn#
W.P 272*3.1 Rentals
weak nr month
METAL ROOFING
Now in block 5-V Crimp —I 1*" SCHELL APT.. FurnHhrd 1 room
Corrugated—2'a" C o r r u g a l . e d
apt* »43.nn and *37 on per mo
Get ill Your roofing need* at
At? Park A 'r Mir Apl. I
NOT A PROJECT!
S h rrtn n n C oncrete D ipt Co.
I.AKEKRONT
3
mom
apartment
Out West Uth St.
AH eiegtrlr kitchen, lifknn a
month. Wm. M uiirive, Lake SI IT— Htfme* of Real Individual!
REDd-MIX CONKRETE
t»: Bmtaay Firm Home*, Early
Miry.
Miracle Concrete Co.
American, Ullr* Modern, t'on
.too rim Aie.
Phoe* 1)8* FURNISHED Duple* apt. 900 Elm
venllMal 4 t t * a t It Colonial
Air call ajo-M
type*.
U SED BRICK
Tun desirable apt* for adult*
BUILT On Lerge Landirapad
TWO CARLOADS beautiful mad
Ground floor. Phone 308
brick. Oranga, rad, and burnt
Loti: tn (be beat of natghbor
blick. see them at SHERMAN FURNISHED garage apt. Hot and
haAda.
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
cold
water furnished.
1802
Trench.
COMPLETE with all the (a 1tuna
40—BUSINESS EqmPMENT
CLEAN apl. fnr one or two people 1 you has* dreamed about inch
ea colored General Electric ap*33. t n Park AveplMSee* and eolorad plumbing
BAYNES Office MaeSlte Co..
Typewriter*, adding machine*, Efficiency apartments, air con hint re*.
ditioning and TV optional. b.JI
Sale*-Rental*. 114 Hag.. Pk. 44
S. Park (Highway 17.92), San AND available at reaaoaable
ford. CLARK S TOURIST COURT
NEW 4 Used Daiki, Fllei, Chain
pneea with the heat (ininctag
rtrwproof Safe.
4 with minimum down-pay
13-BUBINEBR—INDUSTRIAL
IWEENKT’S
ment*.
1)4 Magnolia Ave.
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17—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
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GOODS
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1901.
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equipped, large fenced-in yard
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F U R N IS H E D A N D IN S T A L L E D
PAINTING
BY
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Phone 3LM D iva
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G E N E R A L T IL E CONTRACTOR
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Out WMt 19th SI.
Since 1948. Sanford’i Leidtni
Builder of home* ler aver 1.809
peopla. Sale* office: Little Vatuee
m Loeh Arbor
PHONR 1184
14—liOTf
FOR RENT or aale, l-Badroom 10 lota, Gtadervllle. Gena Hell.
home. Phone 14S7-R.
PRE-INVENTORY
Furn. Cottage Bedroom, Living 17—R l 'o t F R 8 * ad RE ALTOt V
SALE
and Dining room combination,
•1.88 Dawn fMUveri
kitchen, bath. Phone 3917.
AN AMAZING VALUE! I
Witargreof lM iripring
Crib M aitreim ................. 87.18 2-Bedroom houae, Phon* 3983-W. Compact, 3 HR home. Nicely
furnlihed. Quiet neighborhood
8x11 P ill Bate Ruga .............1.M
Hoie fo town. All this Tor only—
Odd Chroma Chain ............ 7.18 Far Rant • 1 five badrnom fur
$8,973
niised hou*a. 1 two bedroom
Drop-aide Crib, Spring *95
NLWER
fuimlihed in Orange City, 88ft
mattrei* ......................... ll.ll
Clothe* Hamper* ........
1.18 month each Unfurnlihed htruar Weil .kept 1 BR, Nicer ter thin,
Outdoor picnic (aeilltlti. 3.330.
Simmon* Chatr Beds ........ SI.Ml IS De Rtry 188 mo. Ivey KtnckllRii RStliaf. Phone Spring
TERMS. As low as 11 30o Down.
Occaiional Chair* ........... . 1,8*
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MANY MANY MORE ITEMS
Sl.Oflff DOWN
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
3 badroom turoiihed home, watei 3 Redrttom, O inent niuvk. b*th
half, nice'section cloaa tn
Mather of Sanford furnlihed. Ill, 404 I , Mth Flap* and
High School, price 111,309.
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PfeM* 1ST I bedroom home, Phewe ttl-W
IF. N. "Rill" RTkMPKR
UNFURNISHED 3 yrer old hloek
Realtor - General iwinraarr
t40u.se. 2 Bedroom*. Urge a.'reenGav Allen. A'Mrfale
Uaed funtdurr appliance*, tool*,
ed porrh. Nice >ard for thUdren
ArUtu Price, Aaeoclaia
ate Bought sold lurry'* Mart,
Ho. Fbooe U36-J. _______
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111 Caat let fcL FfWil 18SL .
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Seminole Realty
1185 C all Naaaaa M' Trailer. 2 28—HELP WANTKD FEMALB
bedrooms, I lirga plclutr winddwl, bath tub and ihtnrcr. WAITRESS Apply Seminole Drive
Park Ay*. Trailer Court. 1Phone
Inn, mual be over 2t.
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Paid life and health Inturance.
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Holiday and other benefit*. Year SOLID Oak Dining Room Set, ta
Raya n or aig*u M88-R.
round work. Free training In ble, buffet and 8 chair* 585. Alio
power mower, good ihi'p# tX>
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
M ONDAY. A P R IL *, IM S
Groundbreaking
Plans Complete
3rd Demo Rally Is
Set In Lake Mary
Tomorrow Night
Tha third In the terlw of Demo*
rratle Itallka to ba held In Semi
nole County will be in Lake Mary
tomorrow night at the Lake Mary
Chamber of Commerce.
Slated to rpenli are iho 32 ran(l'r'lUM for nubile nfflre wbi.-b
Inclue the four candidates fur
House of Representative* and tlm
i two candidates for the Slate
6*"*te.
,
It U exiarted that n largo turn*
out will great the office aeckor*
at tomorrow night'* Rally which
will begin at 8 o’clock,
Speakcra are limited to five
minute*.
Tension la mounting In all of
the racea and platform* ore be
ing placed beforo the people for
consideration.
Jnmc* Lee, chairman 'of the
Seminole County Democratic Ex
ecutive Committee la alotcil to In
troduce each of the candidates.
Plana have been completed and
of li t n r n I Henry Shelton
breaking ceremony of the Henry
Shelton Sanford Memorial Library
and Museum which will be con
structed In Port Mellon Park.
The ceremonies will take placd
tomorrow morning at 11:30 with
Mrs, Marla Pa mu, granddaughter
of General Henry Shelton Sanford
turning the first spade of dirt.
Elaborate nut brief ceremonies
have been planned said llnndull
Chase, chairman of the committee
on nrrangementa for the event
which will honor the founder of
Sanford.
The Seminole High School Hand
will be on band to take part in
the program and the principal add
ress will be delivered by Hr.
Katherine Abbey Hanna of Win
o m t 'E l t S OF THE SANFORD SHRINK CLUB a t the dedication of the new Shrine Club Building
ter Park.
Everyone In Sanford is invited Friday night. (I.oft to righti A. I„ Wilson, first vice president; R. W. Deane, treasurer] Harold KasU
to attend' the Important csre- nor, president; Mllfuid l.romud. >econd vice president; and Dick Aiken, eeeretary. (Staff Photo)
niohy.
The contract for the construc
tion of tha exact replica of Gen-1
era I Hanford's library in his
borne in Derby, Conn, lias been
awarded to A. K. Shoemaker Jr.,
ami the building Is expected to
get underway immediately.
Anna tint ad Prtaa
W ire
N o.
Tension Is Growing
A s Local Candidates
Present P latfo rm s
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Head-On Collision Nine
Yesterday Momin More
Puts 2 In Hosnita Rallies
Fringe Area Fire
Service Top Subject
Af City Board Meet
A two-car head-on collision ap
proximately one mile south of San
A crowd of ISO voter* end In
ford on 77-88 early Sunday morning
Flrr tender beyond Ihe city lint*
terested
spectators gathered In the
resulted In the total lo** of tha
its will be the top subject to ba
two automobiles and the hospitall- Lake Monroe School Saturday night discussed at tonight’s meeting u |
tatlorf of tha driver and passenger awaiting more name calling In the the Sanford Board of City Conv*
race for Sheriff of Seminole Coun
of one ear.
mlrsloners
The accident Involved a 1854 »yOther Heme lo be eoni!der«4
The second in Ihe series of De
Hudson, owned by Christina it.
Include a request to d o st Cooki
mocratic
Ralltea
became
specta
Burnett, M0 Park Lake Avt., Or
Ave. between Cllnloti and Llncnia
lando, driven by Warrsn Leland cular when a piano atool, being Streets; the icccptanca of th#
used
for
a
chair
by
County
Com
Fulton, iT-year-old Orlando Air
street* In Grove Manor* and Boa*
Force Baa* man, whose address mlasioner John Malach, gave way Court} approval of bill* for the
v ia given aa Higgins Terrace, Apt. and fell apart, dumping tha eom street resurfacing program tr*i
15, Sanford, Fulton laid he oper mlssloner on the floor of the etage. cently completed; abandonment ol
ated a body repair ahop at 3018 Candidates for the office ot Ihe utility easement In Blocl
County Tax Assesaor were firat lo la. Third Section, of the Dream*
French Ave. her*.
The Sanford Shrine Club Build
Also lit the collision waa a 1150 apeak.
wold subdivision: and Ihe appoints
ing wa* officially opened and deRaleigh Ring said, " I think that ment of an acting City Manage!
Chevrolet owned by Helen Smith
and driven by Reginald Durward my training fit* me to hold Uila from April a through April tt,
Scores of vlillurs s IrpnmefI! dlcated Friday (light at a glganlle
■Indies night affair with over 250
Irvin, of Rt 1, Box 107, Maitland. Important office,"
Al*« Included on th* agenda fol
through the nlllce of the First Nobles and their ladle*, along with
tonight'*
consideration by. tha
Tha
Hudson
wa*
traveling
north,
John
Mclich
staled
that
"I
know
A fund hsJ been started for Federal Savings and Loan Assn. giie-it* and visitor*, attending.
the Chevrolet eoulh.
of no place (Tha Board of County Board of City Commissioners »IR
Harold
Kaslner,
president
of
1
Friday
night
at
the
thrift
organi
Sieve Peter* whoso home wus
According to ait Invaitlgatlon Commissioner*) to become better be tha approval of the final *!))•
zation observed the I23th anni the local Shrlno club, In opening
recently destroyed by fire.
conducted
by Florida Highway Pa acquainted with th* eounty and Its mala on the Hubbard Constructing
The fund has now reached S3PI versary of the founding of the in the eercmonle* told the audirin-e,
trolman
Carl
Williams at tha scene, need*", a* ha spoke of his quallfl Company's aewer work.
The third mooting of tha Lika
and I* on deposit at the Ftnrl la dustry in the United Slates and '•This doc* not repretenl my
Tha Clly Attorney la scheduled
Msry Volunteer F lrt Department S e ear driven by Fulton waa tra cation* for the office for which be
now
M
as
assets
ol
over
|tu
v\nrk.
it
rrprnsenti
the
wink
of
that
State Hank where contributions
wa* bidding.
ta discuss with tha commlsitoaery
veling
on
the
‘‘wrong
aide
of
Uia
has
hern
allied
for
April
18
at
billion
the rlub."
may he taken or mailed.
Rudy Sloan told the Lake Monroe a plat submitted by L T. Payton
Mr*. C. L Powell anil Miss! Mayor F. D. Scott, welcoming 8 p. m. In the Lake Mary School. road."
Peters lias |o*t his home by fire
Tonight’* meeting will begin at
According to official* of Ihe new
audience ” 1 have made a personal
Tlta
imathup
#ecurred
yesterday
Barbara
Flynt
demonstrated
some
the
visitors
and
speaking
at
the
twice mid the Inst fire destroyed
8
o'clock In Ihe Commissioner*
ly
organized
volunteer
fire
fight
■urVey
pf
other
assessors
office*
morning
shortly
before
4
o’clock,
Ids home, furnishing* and all of (lie modern equipment that D dedication reretnony said "You Ing group. Ihe icvea-member
and am completely familiar with Room of Ih* City Hall.
The
woman,
Helen
Smith,
la
re
people
her*
tonight
are
rewarding
used
for
fast
accurate
service
and
clothing for himself, his wife, and
A deeply rutted road In Semi ten children.
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1’
the pholugruphtn* for .Murage pur me for my service to the City. Board of Directors will probably ported to ba aufferlni from a pos th* olflc* of the Samlnol* County
nole County eoutd prove to be a
Our City 1* progressing. U i* an have a number of reeammendi sible ahull fracture arid a fractured Tax A***ssor,"
The firu, starling In the lower poses of essential record*.
Hons prepared for preieatatlto at right hnea. Irvin la said to have
hazard to automobile driver* *nd •lour of his Mock constructed
Jack Stamper, telling Ihe audi
With Mrs. 11. E. Chapman, asso honor to have a part in dedicat this meeting.
possible cheat and Internal Injuries. ence of hie ability to hold Ui* of
school buiea.
ing
this
hulldlnr
"
ciation
secretary-treasurer
presid
home last Thursday night shortly
Expected to come before Ihe
Fulton was taksn to tha Seminole fice, stld " I know thq county from
Illustrious I'otcntnte A. J.
With a* many a* 12 deep, aim- after 10 o'clock was out of control ing, refreshments were served end
dy hole* along the edge of the when the Hanford Fire Depart Mrs. J. S. Kkern welcomed 'the Thomn*. with hi* Dlvnn In Han organisation will be Ihe contro County Jail w han ha was charged on* end to the other, t will be fair
versial question ai to whtthar or with "driving on tha wrong aide of
road and extending In oim place ment reached the scene.
and for tha equalization of taxis
visitors to the director*' robm ford for the svsnt, pointed to tha
.
'‘W t
that alio Is available, she said, progress «>f both the Hanford not duel will be charted each the road."
a* far a* eight feet Into the clay
for all."
[lor civc.dub committee meetings Shrlno Club and tha Bahia Tem member of tha group. Reportedly,
road Itself, motorist* are forced
Mtmberi
ot
Afr
E
W
orer
Squi&
~
Assisting
Patrolman,
VHN8H»Un
..lU
n
u
K
irJ*
ejMka
of.bar
the move la both favored and dtato dodge the-land and drop rut*
\ (hat might be ichaduled during ple. “This I* Shrine lit action," he opproved by varloua member* of t f t InvasUketion war* three Ihar- ground in the stile* qualifying her ron No, 43, from Tavarei, Fla.
lira Deputies and Constable J, Q. for th* position and aald "liver* visited aboard (he Sanford Naval
said, "and it takes this for
the day.
to safely manipulate the I.H
the volunteer group,
1
"811m" Galloway.
mile* just outside of Casselberry.
ha* been a permanent homestead Auxiliary Air Station, Saturdtyt
There wero favor* for the adult.* growth. To help somebody is what
Other mattera of Importance
Mr. A. D. "Artie" Smith passed and balloons for Hie youngster* we are living for,
exemption system following the
Thcro are 17 homes and 1ft
The itven explorer! were r*
,
are
„vlnK
,»r.
,
Mated
to
com.
btfare
ihe
Lake
away at s local nursing home at a* they stroB- ' 'hrough the flow
law."
home trailer* located on the road
eompanled
by Howard T. Bllth,
E
_
l
*.
1
M
ar
y
Volunteer
F
ir,
Department
1:13 p. in. Sunday after a lingering
'^ B H i ration wa* Seminole County Judge will ho the obtaining of a elran
Candidate* for the office of Sem Held Scout Eaecutlv* of Lakl
that extends from the main artery lllne>» lie wa* born April 15. 1873 er hedreked office.
Ernest
lloushobler.
known a* Seminole Ilmilevur.h
inole County Sheriff were next to County,
Howard t .ii.,,., prcMdent, and
alarm. Ihe appointment of coinin Independence. Iowa. A retired
"Today, we arp enjoying the m itten, and the election of a
spcik with the Incumbent, J, Den
While aboard NAAS, Ihe exploit
A school bus driver who mti*l fanner, Mr. Smith was a member George Tmiliy, executive vice
ver Cordell leading off th* quintet era were shown the Operatlonl
travel the road twice curb day of llie First Presbyterian Church president audited in welcoming the ll,a,W things uf prosperity for custodian.
people
with
a
faithful
hope,”
ha
Officials of tha organization
said recently, “ It la In terrible of Sanford. Hr «va» a charter guests.
The Christian sad Missionary of hopefuls. Cordell said "Th* Department, different types o|
-aid. "As t dedicate this building have announced Hi* appointment
condition. Thu worst road I have ' member and one of the nldr.l
Mayor F. I). Scolt complimented
Alllanca
Church ha* had remark county Jail Is dirty and run down— aircraft, and a HUP-3 helicopter,
to travel.” She said, ''I've already members of the Elk* Club and liiu film ami said that the city I could mention the names of of Karlyle HoushoUler ai attorney able success ta a campaign to sell if yuu'v* aver rcen there you by LI. tY. L Barkley, USNR, Put>
many
who
have
sacrificed
much
for the volunteer fire group.
aisned a petition to have It pav also a member of thy WOW.
wa> fortunate to count among Its
$13,000 In Church Building Bonds. know. At nu coat lo th* county I lie Information Officer of NAAS,
when 1 thing of thi* building and
Others invited to attend the The sale waa concentrated In a am putting the Jail in good shape
ed ”
.survivor* are the widow, airs. progressive businesses one that wbat it mentis. Through you we
Tli* highlight of th* day'e visit
aboard NAAB for Ihe Mplurari
The bus driv«r admitted Hint A. D. Smith of Sanford; one daugh as titled mi the put chase and con dedicate this building and we third meeting April 18 are: tha drive beginning last Monday night by repainting it."
J. L. Hobby startled th* audience waa a as minute flight on a R-6D,
ahe mu*t earry a* many as 50 ter, Mill Charlotte Smith; two struction n( homes tliato were so should dedicate it to love and Flra Chief of Altamonte Springs, Tommy Stringer, iho general
tehool children a* passengers over grandsons. Dcwiglit and Howard essential in the growth of the city underntnudlng of our fellow man the Fire Chief of Orange Clly, chairman for the sale reports that by not naming name* but told hi* In which they had a chance to gef
the “washboard” road a* shs pick* Peck of Decatur, Ga,: two great and wished (nr Inc association con —nut only to our membership— and the Fire Ch,rf of Longwood. In only four daya the entire llstencri "I'd like lo *ay that all an aerial view of Sanford, Day.
them up In the morning on the grandsons, one great granddaugh tinuing progress In the year* I,ut to tlic cnllio citizenry of San Also Invited Is representative amount of tha Issue waa aubscrib of those thing* Brother Cordell ton* Beach, Orlando, ami Wlntei
Mack N. Cleveland Jr. of Sanford. ed.
mentioned , , I've don* — nightly Park, aa well aa make a "touch
way to school and returns them | ter; and one sister. Mrs. T. L .1 ahead.
ford.”
The proeeeda from the bond patrol — school but patrol — road and |o " landing.
Manager Forrest Drcckcnrldgc
|n the afternoon. ”1 have to travel t O'Connor of Lake Mary.
Col.
S.
G.
Hnrrlnmn,
chairman
Funeral services will he held at of the Hemmole County Ch anther
aale will be used Immediately In block and other Improvements."
at least 36 to 40 miles an hour to
After th* flight, th* explariri
for Gin event, was the master of Farmers' M arket
Ihe church building program, ru r
Veep from tearing the hu* to 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Hrlssmi of Commerce cxlcnucd Ihe greet ceremonies, A dinner preceded the
Porter Lansing, laying hi* plat ata lunch in th* station mesa
fur the aanctuary will prob form before th* people talc!, "I can* hall, and afterwards were ahowg
pieces. Why, I've lost my signal j Funeral home with the Itev. A. G. ing* uf tha trade body and ex dedication ceremony.
March Report Told niture
ably be the Brit expenditure. organize and I can organise the other departments of the Naval
• Helping
lights three time* because of the Mclnnls officiating, nurial will be pressed the hope 'lift'
Ed
lame
Introduced
the
enter"Du* to the esceedlngly long Within the next week or two, bide sheriff* force where It won't be a Air Station by Lt. Barkley,In Lake View Cemetery.
hand given f >
might Inlnnieut program, Connie Swellcondition,” h* said.
he expanded io Ihe future.
$ j | rert and her accordion, Yvonn* period of hot. dry weather pro- will be received for the work on disgrace to Seminole County."
One hole, measured, was nn a
Mr. Smith explained that Air
Roy Maim, v
, Silt- Huffman and h*r interpretation* vailing over the entire State, wa the south wing of tha building
O. G. Owens received quit* an In Explorer Squadron No. 43 filth*
eharp curve with poor visibility.
nre
Indeed
fortunate
In
securing
which
will
be
Died
for
Sunday
ford Atlantic National Rank, and of modern Juiz, the Spollmnn Sis
troduction when It slipped out "Th* only group of Air Explorer Seoul*
The deep lu l and sand was eight
Willi* Peacock, cashier, t- iiiuim ter* ninl their sting*, with Freda 28 to 80 varieties of produce and School facilities,
feet wide, 25 feet long, and loft
next shiriff I* 51r. Owens". Owens hi central Florida, and slated that
fruit
to
supply
the
vsgatalda
buy
The
debt
Incurred
through
the
State hank, extended the (elici Hilton at the piano Itfoughl
a etearnnee for two cars of only
wa* frank in his statement when it w.i» a very enjoyable trip fuf
ing trade that patronizes our sale of Ihe bonds will be repaid
The ChrDlinn Service Men’* tations of their organization*.
all Hi* •xploror*.
18 fret.
lound*
of
applause.
WA
-■
Center Committee. Urn Steele,
market," Sandy Anderson. Man- through the Florida Stale Bank. he said "I think th* Sheriff's of
Ilia lin t loan transaction wa*
Residents along lbs
sand, temporary chairman, will meet
agsr of th* Sanford St at* Farmers* The church will deposit in a fice need* me because I know
lomsthlng
about
the
law*."
shouldered, d se p -ru lte d , a n d tomorrow, at 5 p. m. at the made In April ot 1831 in Philadel
M*rk*t aald In hla wtskly newt special sinking fund account 830
Charlla B*ck reiterated a pre Howord Wolfe
“ wnshboard” road have appealed School Administration Building. phia, ami the house financed then
letter.
each week. Over a 14 year period
to the Seminole County Hoard of Committee on nomination, by r 5375 is now a shrine. National Thu Enlisted Men's Wives Club
"Hnl*i at tha fteofn-d Stata this will pay all tha Interest semi vious statement that "If It take*
Commissioner* to do something law* anil plnce are expected to ly there are presently In excess rs* ha* postponed It* meeting from Farmers* Market lait w e a k annually and liquidate Hie bonds speech making to win th* altcGon Re-Enli5ts In
-■*v nv» and loan a»*nelotion* tonight lo April 23 due to unfore
I’ve got a hard row to hoe , ,
about the road, which In their report. Each church In the rmmly
amounted to 32 Varieties totaling at they mature.
words, "Is the most dangerous that is willing to ronprratc in III-’ that ire celebrating during I it* seen circumstance*.
but he added, "I Ilk* the work and For 6 More
58,185 package* i t a gro-s vainFay
Lee
and
Manning
Harriett
a* did lilt local First
All msmhers, are anted
piece of road In tha county,"
am qualified for th* position."
project It asked to have thre* by
ls ation of 1711,284.00, ha laid.
Howard Wolfe, chief
were
the
leaden
In
aalei.
Two
Federal.
please taka nola of the
Candidates for the Board of Machinist's Mnt*. ha< Aviation
However, Commissioner B. C. representatives present.
Tha leading varieties, s*M spectacular tales oa Friday pul
County Commissioner* District No. In th* U. ft. Navy for *’x
D»dd, a t the last meeting of tha
Sandy Anderson, wera cabbage, Ihe drive over the top.
' * * v*ar*
Heard of Commissioners, said “K
celery, beam, potato*!, radishes,
The largest single purchase wa* 1 were next to speak. Robert Hill, while lorv'mr with Hue"
«vr• Altaelc
Is n* good as any road in my dis
tomatoes, Iceberg lettuce, and for 13.800 In $500 bonds. Tha sec hlmcr told the Lake Monroe voters Squadron Nine at Hie Naval Air
trict.”
fru it
ond hlgheit waa for |l,900. Most "I believe the Board of County Facility In Port Lyautey,
*)*♦ French
"Business at th* Sanfurd State of the 70 bonds were told separ- Commissioner* should set up a Moncco.
Residents of the community now
Farmer*' Market, for the month atey to Individuals who wanted to long range road plan for building
threaten legal artlon to win Ihelr
Wolfe, who h**
point and lo get their road put In
of March 7858, was Just about a pul their isvlnga to work fur now roads and road maintenance your* In the Xavv, wax
to condition for use, 'T he money
photo-finish rompared to March the church while receiving live and make a romplel* survey. If ra-rnlloln.-'iit oath hy
I* thare,” they say, “and we want
1085,” th* local Market Manager per cent interest on Ihelr invest- enough money Is not available— Lrmox, f'nmmnnillntmant_
(Ceallaucd Oa Pag* 8li)
school children transported safereported today.
l)-"
Th* monthly commodity report
of unite and valuation, aald Sandy
Andereon, r*v*.»l«
reve.tl* that our mar.
ket dealers■ sold
told 803,8(
803,801 pacVagaa
at a gross valuation of 1707,547.47,
This Is a daer#aia of 8,858
APRIL 8
Admission*
units and a valuation daeraaao of
Mr*. Della Hardy (Sanford)
$1,1)28.80 compared with th* eorSirs. Emma Chandler (Snnford)
responding month last season,
Gary \Vllhanka (Apopka)
said.
Mary Long (Sanford)
Lording rommndltlrs,
Beglnald Smith (Maitland)
Ing to Git report wera
Reginald Irvin (Maitland)
oranges, rslery, grapsfrul
3tary Faltowa (Sanford)
oeh, rad Ithey and tomato**,
Myrtle Powell (Sanford)
Mrs Mary Cogdcll (Sanford)
VA83AR GIRLS
Dlschargta
SHOVELING SNOW
Mra. Dorothy Hlackworth,
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. UR •
(Sanford)
Tha Vaeiar College girls volun
Linda Ethridge (Sanford)
teered for enow-shoveling yester
LuelUa M an and Baby (Sanford)
day when ■ 10-lnch fall hit this
Mr*. Stephen Davit and baby,
community.
W ln.trad (Sanford)
Street* Superintendent
Arnold Sima
Mealy put the girt* to
Lavina Shaw (AHooa)
APB(L •
ins. Shown her* 11.48 an hour helping
VT V h B OPEN HOUSE at Flrat Federal Savings and Loan Aaaociatlon Frida
ill watch on behalf of tha Director* of |ka
B. K. Chapman, municipal parking lo t Ha
it tha ataff at Firat Federal (left to right) Sira. C. I.. Powell, Mra. J. S. Kkern,
Discharge*
Dire* ter of Oalaaavllta aaakaa tha praaaatnMU
Mlaa Barbara F l/nt, and Georg* Touhy. (Phot* by Jameson)
Kthal Muaa (Sanford)
Fund Is Started
For Steve Peters
Deeply Rutted Road
May Prove Hazard
To Drivers, Buses
Big Crowd Attends Ho*usholder Is Speaker
First Federal Open
sh rin e
House Friday Night
Volunteer Fire
Depl. To Discuss
Dues At Next Meet
Air Explorer Group
Visits Local NAAS
Funeral Tomorrow
For 'Artie' Smith
Local Church Has
Successful Drive
Committee Meet
Slated Tomorrow
Meet Postponed
Hospital Notes
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D iscu sses P ro p o sed
17-92 Extension Plan
The Citliem Long Rang* High-'
way Planning Committee headed
Ly J, Bralley Odham disguised
the causeway extension of i'rem-h
Av«. and 17*93 pvar Lake Mon
roe and Into Volusia County to
connect with 17-93 again Immedi
ately south of Orange Ci’y at a
meeting laat night held at Toddy*a Restaurant.
ReprssenUtlv!! of both De
™ ^nrll bring* night walking, Dary and Orange City attended
mor# ptopla out on tha streets the meeting to learn more of the
and highway! on foot aa tha
weather get! warmer, 1 0 hero’a proposed plan to ehorten the
a word of warning from th* Sem highway by 4.1 mllea and to
the already four.laned and
inole County Florida Highway Pa join
trol officor!, Trooper T. Mark planned four-limed eectlone of
Mark and Patrolman Carl Wil the highway.
J. E. Marshall, prssldcnt of
liam!:
"Walk to !tay alive. Don’t 1 U0 the Orange City Chamber of
Commerce was In Sanford for the
/ato an accident.**
' I ’edeetrian aafety la an increae- meeting.
Those from De Bary, hearing
Ing problem for the Patrol and
all Inw enforcement agendea In the details and plans for the pro
rnuntlei and cltee alike, aa an In- posed extension and routing of
craning number of newa atoriai 17-93 were: Everette Bwlft, sec
tell about of people being run retary of the De Bary Chamber
of Commerce! Harry G. Hunter,
down by care.
“In ever io many insUm-M.” chairman of th* De Bary Road
declared tha two officer! of the Committee; Dwight Baker, Rood
Florida Highway Patrol, "you can Committee member; Carl O. Lind,
trace the fault .to the pedaatrl- Road Committee member; Sirs.
Kay Hennlngar, president of the
r#7'*
"They fall to heed a few basic De Bary Civlo 'Association; and
principal! like wearing light Ed Heely, Fir* Chief of the D*
clothing, watching where they Bary Volunteer Fire Department.
walk, walking to face the traffle
John Krlder, who proposed the
and keeping off the pavement highway route, explained that th*
after-dark. It la ao eaay to walk new four-lane throughway would
into trouble, etpecially If you’re not eliminate th* present rout*
in traffic. Bo take heed and don’t through Da Bary but would con.
walk youraelf to death,” advlied tlnue to bo a State maintained
Trooper Meek and Patrolman WIU road. He said, "The new rout*
would connect four lanes into
*»">»•
' “ It you walk Ilka you want to Ssnford from the north and south
atay alive, adhera to a few elmple and provide elx Innrs through
pedeitrian ruleo, you'll beat the Sanford.
odda — If you fall to heed them,
Unless this route becomes a
why then your chance! of coming
back on a atreteher will be greatly reality, wlthi Federal assistance
enhanced during the cummer,” In Its construction, th* Federal
concluded the two Florida High limited accsse highway, planned
for the future, would eliminate
way, Patrol offlcera.
any future expansion of th*
highway,” Krlder told the citlsens attending the meeting.
C andidates Keep
Plane now Include * publle
C a ir t^ s tig ilt^ W t
m meeting of De Bary1 citizens So
that tha details could be mad*
and everyone Informed of
In Hunt F op Votes publle
Its feasibility. Data of the meet
BY TIIB ASSOCIATED PRESS ing will he announced by De
Florida*! governorship candl- Bary officials.
d itai kept the campaign trail hot
Senator Douglas Stenitrom pro
in central aad northeait counties
today In aa Intensified hunt for posed “This is tlis time a 17-93
Highway Association should lin
vote*.
0 Farrli Bryant and Cov. Collin* formed." Ilo said, "With tourists
uied tha handihake approach to using US No. One and the Turn
tha voter In concentrated effort* pike, 17-93 wlH not h* used ae
In Duval and Polk counties while frequently as we would like,”
Prior to the dlseutslon of the
Fuller Warren and Sumter Lowry
proposed route for 17-93 the CIUatumped with sound trucki.
It was tha flr*t concerted cam zone Long Range Highway Plan
paigning of th* week for Collin* ning Committee proposed that
who haa Indicated he expect* to the Seminole County Commls.
•pend more time away from Tel- slonere be requested that tha fol
lowing projscts be included In
lahaiset from now on.
. Collins flew to Tampa, then mo- the 1050-57 State Itosd Budget
»Ait'cd over to Lakeland to gat hi* for Seminole County: tha com
'handshaking lour under way. Bry pletion of 17-02; tho continuing
nf State Road 40 across Sanford]
ant worked Jacksonville.
Bryant drove Into Jacksonville tha widening and resurfacing of
for a television ipeach lait night Park Ava.; Lake Onora Road
tha Sanford Naval Auxili
a ihort Uma after. Lowry pulled from
ary
Air
Station to 17-92; the
out fop 8k Augustine.
Speaking In the downtown plaia widening of State Road 415; and
of St. Augustine lait nlcht, Lowry tha rtquast of * new bridge on
said he wll lnot only keep Flor State Road 415 ard to contlnuo
ida's ichooli tegregaUd but will 415 Into 40 by tha most feasible
i 0 rlv* to modernize tha ichool *y«- rout*
tern, promote th* tourist Industry,
work for more Industry and build
Elks Club Installs
mor* roads.
Warren got off another challenge
yesterday to Sen. R. B. Haulier Officers Tonight
of Miami, a Collins supporter, for
Installation of officer* will be
a debate Saturday night In Mi conducted tonight at the F.lk'i
ami’* Bayfront Park.
Club preceded by a chicken bar
In speeches yesterday between becue.
Tallahas'ee and Jacksonville, Bry
District Deputy Grand Exalted
ant pledged his efforts to help c a r
•lain countlts to provide more Ruler William Ueherman will
fundi for Increased teacher sal- present the Grand Exalted Ruler
aria* and needed school building*. at tonlght'e Installation ceremony.
Colllna* headquarters announced
Officers to be Installed aro:
the governor would maka • film Roy Gresn, Exalted Ruler; Guy
ed talk over about a dozen tele Allen. Esteemed Leading Knight:
vision station* Friday night In W. D. llardla, Esteemed Loyal
which he will discuss further hla Knight; R. F. Mapei, Esteemed
views on the segregation lnuo.
Lecturing Knight; W. O. Living
Atty. Gen. Ervin got hit cam ston, Seerstary; Myron Reck,
paign for reflection under way of Treasurer; Phil Hslr, Tyler;
ficially with a statement at Tat- Jesse
Lodge, Trustee, three
-nahasice In which he said he was years; and Don Balsa, Alternate
asking another term on the basis Delegate to the Grand Lodge
of hla record over the past two Convention.
years.
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Patrolmen Urge
Folks To 'Walk
To Stay Alive'
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WASHINGTON t* - Waat Virgin
ia's float was tha hottest entry In
last night’s Cherry Blossom fasti,
val parade.
* ^ T h e 50-foot float burst Into
v*Hlmas at that and of the parade
route. It was destroyed.
Judith Rtce of Clarksburg, West
Vlrgtnla’i **Ctaernr Bloasom Prin
ces*," bad climbed from her
throne, atop two paper-macha peacook*, Just before tha fire atirtod.
«Jt waa unhurt
Former Resident
Succumbs Monday
A former resident, Norman N.
Swanson, ae* A1 died Monday at
3:00 p. m. at fit. Vlneant’a hosp
ital In Jacksonvillt. Services will
h* hald at San Bhole funeral
home In Jacksonville Friday at
t:00 p. m.
Ha la survived by hi* wl/a,
Katharyn, on* eon Norman IT.
and two daughters Carolyn and
Sharon Ha* of Jacksonville.
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FSL Directors Will
Complete League *
Plans Here Sunday f;
Directors of the Florida State
League will meet in Sanford
Sunday, according to FSL PreeU
dent John Krlder.
Krlder said lait night that the
meeting will he held at noon at
the Mayfair Inn when final de
tail* and plana will he completed
for the 140-game 1950 Florida
State League season
The FSL President enhl that
the opening date had been set
back ono week from April IS to
April 20 but the season would
end on August 31 as originally
planned by the league.
The Sunday meeting will he
the final get-together before the
season starts, «ald Krlder.
Clubs entering tha Florida
Stats League for th* 1050 sea
son are: Daytona Beach, Cocoa,
West Palm Beach, St, Peters
burg, Orlando. Gainesville, Lees,
burg, and Pntntka.
Hospital Notes
APRIL 4
Admission*
Patty Loop (Sanfordt
Sharon Travis (Snnford)
Steven Travis (Enterprise)
Susan Brooklyn (Igiko Mary)
Athrlyn Lilly (Sanford)
Sam Watson (Sanford)
Sirs. Patricia Hatchett
(I.ako Stonroc)
Arnold Simms (Mima)
Discharge*
Mrs. Ardetia Benton and baby boy
(Altamnnlo Springs)
Charles Flowers (Sanford)
Mra. Glruter Watkins amt baby boy
(E u itli)'
Mra. Elizabeth Priest and baby
(Sanford)
Cleveland Brown (Sanford)
Jury Jones (Sanford)
Margaret Cleveland (Sanford)
James Romney—Mrs. Ojj Ic Liv
ing and hahy girl
BIRTHS
Baby Girl Lilly
Baby Boy Benton
APRIL 5
Admission*
Mft. Ludlo Mero (Sanford)
Mr*. Barbara Howell (Sanford)
Mrs. Dorothy Bioodswortli
Clarence Powell (Sanford>
Linda Gall Ethridge (Sanford)
Discharges
Mrs. C. A. lllttell (Lake Momoc)
Mrs. L. Wallace
Dies Yesterday
Mr*. L. W. Wallace. 74. died at
4:30 p. m. in Seminole Memorial
Hospital yesterday after a Uniter.
Ing Illness of three year*.
She mailo her horn* at 9.V10
Princeton Ave., Sanford. Mr*,
Wallace cime to Sanford In 1913
from Charlotte, V, C. and was a
member of Ihe Flrit Presbyterian
Church of Sanford.
Survivors Include: her huxhand,
L. W. Wallace of Snnford, one
daughter, Mrs. W. R. Jennings,
Sanford; three eons, 'tVat*on Wal
lace ami Robert L. Wallace, San
ford, and James' E. Wallace of
Jacksonville; seven grandchildren:
two great grandchildren; and ono
brother, Roy McClellan, Ocala.
Funeral services will be conduct,
cd tomorrow slternoon at 3 p. m.
at Brlszon Funeral Homo with the
nev. A. O Mclnnli officiating.
Burlil will be In Oaklawn Me
morial Park.
Circus
New Shrine Club:
Building Will B*i
Dedicated Friday
Carmage Walls, a stockholder
A public meeting will b* held In Hi* Sanfonl Herald, la miw on a
The New Shrine Club Building,
tonight at 8 o'clock at th* 8*m- lour of foreign countries conducted
Inol* County Court Hout* of all for newspapermen. Mr*. Wall* Is Just off First St. across ’frdrtl
thg Mayfair Inn, will be deritees*
who are Interested In supporting
currently representing Tho Sanford rd tomorrow night beginning at
LcKoy Collins for Goytrnor,
Herald on the tour. However, Mr.
.
, Dan Wright, recently appointed Walls was fortunate In being able 7 o’clock.
Extensive plans hava been roow
i hy Governor LeRoy Collins as hla
Campaign Director In Semlnota to attend a briefing session In pleted, said Col. 8. G. Hardman,
County, haa atatad that avary Pari* by Gen. Alfred Grucnther. chairman nf the dedication tons*
person Interested In tha Collins We are publishing Carmage mlttee, and "w« era expecting
for Governor Campaign la In Walls* account of Ihe sossion and an overflow crowd to attend tha
vited and qrged to attend thta hla comments evolving about the xllnnor and dedication.”
Col. Harrlman aald today- that
important masting, th* first stat Important event:
Illustrious Potentate A. J. Thomaa
"We
were
fortunate
to
bo
able
ed
fur
Hamlnolo
County,
FULLER WARREN, CANDIDATE for Governor, spoke In Sanford
Presiding over th* mealing will to have a briefing session hero in will bo In Sanford for the dtdlttte
yesterday from a platform #t the corner of First Bt. and Magnolia
be Dan Wright and T. E. Tuckar, Paris by General Alfred Gruen- tlon ceremony.
Ave. (Staff Photo).
appointed by Governor Colllna as ther, head of NATO (or North At Principal speaker for the evenl
bis Deputy Campaign Treasurer. lantic Treaty Organization). Gen will |i« Seminole County Judge
«. ..
Boh Folkss, state campaign eral Grucnther la a small man Ernest -Housholder.
Tho dedication will be prae4d#4
manager for Governor Collins will physically. He Is one of tho biggest
It. present at tonight'* jnsating men mentally that 1 have had tho by dinner which la elated te be
served at T o’clock, said Cob
to discuss and outline th* cam pleasure of meeting.
paign and how t*«h parson can The dynamic mental drlvo and Harrlman.
Tha Shrln* Club Building ta
piny a part in helping to re-elect capacity of this man are mngnirithe draam of Shrlnora hsre, fin*
Collins
as
Governor,
canL
Aa
head
of
Ihe
very
Import
Mayor F. D. Scott urged San
ally rralltad through the eOMerte
ant NATO he, contrary lo zome rd effort of the entire eluk grew ■
ford's people today to give their
brlefingi we have had, said every though first originated by g atrial)
generous support to tho 1UM
9-Year-Old Girl's
thing ho said was on the record". group.
American Cancer Society Crusade.
••
Naturally, a newspaperman likca
Tho anmml fund-raising and eduTha building will be officially •
Generosity
Is
tills
kind
of
aelf
confidence.
cntinunl campaign wa» launched
opened i t tomorrow nlght'a Lad(*f
NATO had inma rough going re- Night dinner attended by NobI4i
last Monday,
Matched By Joy
tholr wivee.
In a proctnmnthin tiling April
MILTON, Mess. tflt-Th# gener cantly when Ihe Greek* stayed and
The Potentate of the
a* Cancer Control Month, Mayor
a lly of D-y**r-oKI Rosalind Jor- away from their posts after tho Temple and hla Divan wtQ IN
Scott noted that one-third of the
dsn wss matched today by her arrest of Archbishop Makorlos of here for tha eeeaalon.
Cyprus by tha British governor.
deaths in Sanlonl and Scminnlo
Mayor F. D. Scott will iW tatM
County last year could have been Tit* first annual Easter Dane* joy.
Rosalind, bedridden with a rh»u- However tha Greeks at NATO aro part in th# dedication Of tb rM V
avoided by earlier diagnosis and of tho Woman's Auxiliary of tho maiic heart, had wantad a French again at their posts and (her* Is
~ ”
hop* of a settlement of the dlf. building.
adequate treatment.
Remlnolii Monmrlnl Hospital will poodle.
•
.
Offlcera of tha Sanford IhilnS
feraneaa
between
Iho
NATO
allies,
Sanford’s Mayor callod - for In* ho lielil tomorrow night at 0
Ah* saved her pennlea and In Britain, Graces and Turkey.
Club gre; Harold Kaatnarr ygee*
cr*A»ing .JHiepgnitloq of, H)p..Soc|- oVtiK'k -st th* Mayfair Inn.
four t” * th a had acquired
Identt A. L. Wttaoh, FffM vta#*
ety's loftTmhlp in tho fight
^ C ^ f a ^ W f a i H I f V j r d ; "When president; Milford Leonard, B—
Tin- general publle !• Invited toward tha price*
General
Elsannowsr
first
game
to
against cancer through it* pro to attend the dance. Proceed*
Then, on March 11, while watch
coml vice president; R. W. Deane*
grams of research, education, am) nil) l<a uwd to purchase much ing a televised Roman Catholic NATO In li s t th* participating treasurer; and Dick Alkan, teeraU
servlco.
*
nr«mled equipment for the Semin* Mass/ eho lainifd that four Je member nations did not havo a »ry.
The text of tho proclamation ■do .Mi’tiiorlnl Hospital.
suits perished In a fir* that de common concept of what needed
fallows:
Sirs. F. E. RoumlUnti finance stroyed a Jesuit novltlst* at Lenox. to b* don*." NATO- had few air
"Cancer U one of tho most vri rhnirmnn of the ticket sain* said
Rosalind sent har saving* lr * liases. Effort was made to rectify Wreckage Of Plant
. "Now," said
tlcal public health problem.* of lodav that the flomlnolo County letter to the Rev. George V.<
our limes. Souto 330,000 Ameri Juni-r I'hamtior of Commerce la Cnbe of th* Jesuit Shadowbrook (it-neiai tminnthpr, "the partici Sighted On Peak
cans, many of then* lit our own cooperating hy conducting tho Fund. "I want you to have it," pants havo a good common con TOKYO Wt—Th# U. S. Air rare#
stale, will die of cancer in I9.U), tick) t sale*.
tho Idler said. *T am sorry your cept, Th* air bases havo been reported late today wraekag* of an
If present rates continue. More
Mrs. Itoumillut said that pro house burned down. I hop# this built to materially Improve our aircraft—believed to ha a missing
over, at present rates, one Ameri gress Is living made in the sale money will help you."
capacity for (Men**. This building C110 Flying Boxcar with five Amarw
can in every four now living will of tlrkvta lint Ilie Woman'*
Father McCabe wrota back, program W still going on. Now this leans gbosrd-hd been eghtad eg
some day bo stricken by ih.it die- Auxiliary Is expecting an uiipro* thanking her for the donation and line of defense extend* from Nor a mountain peak of Shikoku Island.
eaie,
Ci deni rd turnout f«r tho first assuring her every Jesuit in ths way on the north and circles Thera waa no word that an^
"But in the last decade then* annual Easter Duma given by New Englsnd province would around to Turkey on a four thous survivor* bid been scan.
has been marked progress In llto thi-lr organisation.
pray fur her recovery and that and mile front. We are four tlmea Tha site I* 20 mils* to u O rfl
diagnosis ami treatment of can Ticket* may lio purchased at aha would get tho French poodla as strong In NATO a* wo were In Saljo on Shikoku, and mora than
cer. Although ono cancer m four the Jayreo Moth on Park Ave. or sho wauled ao badly.
1931." He continued, "But, Iho 400 mllea southwest of Tokyo.
is now being ritred, two out c{ nt tho door.
Numerous persons ollered to give Soviet, and Us satellites, havo kept Tho wreckage was reported’IN
four patient* could ho saved if
pice with our progress."
fret from the top of the 6,109-foot
thn girl a poodle.
they were treated early enough
Rosalind accepted on* from T- "What are ths capabilities of tho poak. An attempt will be mad*
This would mean saving 40,Out) Assistant State
year-old Wendy Hall, whose mother U.S.S.R. and her satellites!" asked tomorrow to reach U with a rtatun
additional lives a year. Approx),
th* General and then he proceeded team dropped by parachute.
own* a kennel In Dedham,
inetcly that many stub patients Service Officer
Tho Clll disappeared early Hi*g»
That poodla was ona of a litter to give the answer*,
wero saved last year.
of all. Wendy had planned to sell Tha Soviet* have 175 divisions. dy on a cargo flight from TachU
(Conlintied on Pago Eight)
Will Visit Here
Thirty of Ihesa are In lalcllito kawa, near Tokyo, to Aahlya, an
thosa six dugs to buy a pony.
V-taron* of this area who need
The pony esn wilt, said yojmg counlrie*. These aro well trained (ho northern coast of Kyusush,
ii htanre In obtaining lirneflt* W«tulj\
division*. They aro ruady to g» Japun’s southernmost Island.. It
S e c o n d D e m o Roily provided by Inw muy rect-lvo
where sent and m« ready to die made Its last report aa II a m
guidance from Tom fi. Dnr-n, Aswhen ordered without question. P*»lng over Takamatsu on Papan'n
sisiant Stale Bcrvir# Officer.
Hammarskjold Will This makes lor tlm strongest land curving inland ssa. The a<i' la
S la t e d S a t u r d a y
Veterans or their dependent*
bordered by the main Japanese It*
army In tho world today.
The second tn « eerie* . I D«On Ihe air side, In 1931 the So Iml* of Honshu, Shikoku and JCyn*
mocratic Unities cumlurtcd hy tha 1 mar consult Dn-n white he I* Examine Tension
ihi* area and may receive aavleta had some 29.000 pianos, most saliu.
Somtnolo L’ounly Donmcrnilc Ex ' lo
-i-doncr
In filing application! for In Arab, Israel
ly propoller driven, Now *0 per Names of the missing m enjitvt
ecutive Committee will !«• held lu'spitallr.atlen.
compensation, penSaturday night, April 7, at tho -Ions. Insurance problem*, loan BY T1IE ASSOCIATED PPEAA sent of their planes are moJorn not been announced.
UNITED NATIONS—U, N. Sec Jets and (hey still have a minimum
Lake Monroe Bt hool.
--------------------------* r .
hetioilts, edurutlonnl training,
One nf tho largest i--i wo) tj leirle! benefit* nud mtscellnnco'ia rotary General Da|( Hummarzk- force nf 30,000. Their short and
attrnd a rally in that district Is oil |ocl.«, where legal entitlement Jold, armed with unanimous Secu medium range bomber* aro very First Federal Open
rity Council authority will leave good. As of now they have not
expected to hear Ihe .13 rjiiill. Is Involved.
Friday In Investigate causes u( caught up with u* on long ranye
dates review their platforms
D<-*n h«a been Invited to till*
House Is Tomorrow
and make their hid for the offline e-m n* a Biirclal consultant by tension between Israel and Iho planus.
Arab
stales.
Ho
Is
to
report
to
the
The Russians copied one of our Tomorrow nlaht between thn
for whirl) they j q-.allflod.
Knt'ylc Housholder, County Per*
Jinnee Lee, of Oviedo, Chair vivo Officor. nni! nuiy he can- Council within a month, proposing planes during the Korean War that hours of 7 and 9:30 the Flret
was forced down in Chinese tcrl- Federal Saving* and I-can Aian,
man of Ihe Seminole County De trrted ns follows; April 12, 0 a. m, Hens to restore peace.
will Ik* hosts to si; who care tn
mocratic Executive Committee I* Snnford at the County H-rvlee WASHINGTON - Middle Eozt tory, They called it tho TU4. It share
thn "open house” at Ita of*
expected to Introduce each can Office, Brlmlcy-Puleaton Build tensions and efforts lo alio them was a good plan* hut 1.* now ob
flea
on
West First St.
are
reported
straining
tha
U.
A.—
ing.
sold*,
didal* In alphabetical order.
British—French alliance. France However, this week a new Rus
In addition to tha opportunity
Is considering supplying lirad
plane, which they have do In look over the attractive office*
with arm* lo resloro the balance sian
signaled the TU 104 arrived In Eng- visitori will have a chance tn
of power In tha Middle East, a land carrying Heroo, head of the sec sumo of the modern msthodl
balance upset when Egypt began
row employed tn the InduftrT
receiving arms from the Commu Soviet Security police, referred to
letic League.
Tha rank* of tho clowns were nist bloc. Franc* reasons supply by the British press as the "Head that was started in April, 1891s
Stripped of this halts Inn, Ilie sumcwh.it depleted, end sevoral ing Israel will relieve soma Arab hunter". This plane was a modern In I'hlladelphla.
Favor* will be given to adultn
opening night turned nut tn h<> just rl iwn turns were cut out of tho pressure for Independence of Al ode. It traveled, at 33,000 feet and
and tholr young eters and vt*
plain circus—more than enough of
arrived
(rom
Moscow
to
Ismdun
program. But Ihe drcua swept geria, Urllaln reportedly has urg with e flying lima of three and frohmenta will be ■erved. (;•
it.
ed a firmer line In tha Middle
The local aaaoclatlon
wan
A cymbal dashed and the lights smoothly on and they were hardly East, but President Elienhower three quarter! hours.
started In 1934 and tn Mgyljig
dimmed to a blue glow, and then missed.
"The
Soviets,
obviously,
put
this
has denied this. Both France and
spotlights picked out tho tradition Kelly lev! those who obeyed the Britain are disturbed by U. 8. re piano on world exhibition prent a- Seminole County and the eur«
al animal opening acts—lions and it ty.a way edict or AGVA, which luctance to grant Israsl’i request tuely," said General Grucnther, rounding territory for over 10
tigers ind bears doing the bidding
"because the cabin was not pres years has grown to n 19 million
to buy American armz.
of a brightly uniformed trainer. wants circus owner John Rlngllng CAIRO—Newspaper reporta lay surized. Thl* necessitated the crew organization.
Thera were acrobats, elephant*, North tq negotiate a welfare fund Saudi Arabia has brought tha and passenger* using oxygen on 8. F. Doqdnay and Howard- Favilla, offlctra of Flret Fedettl
Juggler*, high wiro performer*, for performer!.
Arab kingdom *f Yemen Into thn the whole trip."
now, wer# among the f
The
Soviet
Navy
Is
at
a
dis
balancing act* and tho classic,
military
aUlane*
of
Saudi
Arabia.
Another top clown. Otto Grlcband
havo been associated
advantage
because
it
la
bottled
up
aver graceful trapcio artists.
ling, who waa kept out of thw Egypt and Syria which pitta nil
alnce
Inception
Pop-eyed children and grownup*
their military force* under an In the Black Sea and Ihe Aegean
munchtd pink cotton candy ami dross rehearsal Tuesday night, Egyptian commander, Yemen's Bee. Hie Surface fleet la not comgasped a* the Four Nocks swayed went on and charmed th* opening joining ihe pact la lean aa a threat petitlvo with tho Wait. However,
In sickening circles atop their 70- night audience with hi* panto- to Its neighbor, th* British pro- we eatlmete that tho Bovlele have
Uc locate «g Aden.
i
(Oaattafta* ea Fa f Bight)
foot wooden spar*.
Mayor Asks Citizens
To Aid Cancer Crusade
Opens
NEW YORK tfl - The eircu*
opened last night without its moat
famous clown and with none of Ihe
stage, screen and television stars
who usually taka part in th* promlera benefit performance.
A dispute involving the Ameri
can Guild of Variety Artists kept
the sad-faced tramp clown Em
mett Kslly away. This tlm* there
waa no Kelly to get tha children
chuckling right away by trying to
aweap a spotlight beam under a
rug.
But Rlngllng Brother* and BarMim Ii Bailey'* clreua waa aa glit
tering and bespangled aa aver
without tha glamoroua frosting of
outsld* stars who ware to perform
for Era benefit of too Folk* Ath
Collins Supporters Walls
Urged To Attend Attends
Public Meet Tonite Session
Public Is Invited
To Auxiliary Easter
Dance At Mayfair
Without
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EASTER RECESS
Ro<.*» It U for even one tilt,
Mat I*. Tfc* lyd Hirlonn. hoi-.
w r , art enjoying plaving hojt
to a m n d *0 Conirr»*m*n and
thahlr famlll*. at Daytona Beach
for our annau) toring framing trip,
ft', fttf, but IP. alio work
I know asm* fa» paopla bar*
triad ta mika tight eg Mi* annuel
modus of Member* rf Cotgraaa
from Waihtafton to our dlitrlet
n a y h e It li ehlldJih for a
U ill. Every radio and televiiloa
£ ! X " e h d i i n ^ ^ k D‘ y*
“ “ •*■** d^ ‘ *
.
IllfUjlW of Me »bole trip to
*n*
b* • *ba«a ,0 S°
10 « •
brand new (rand,
daughter, Margaret Pamilo, whom
*f
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K fiO D BOV F r O l t l J G l I
5 S S L 1 2 E ? a fflh riA S Z
a ^ ^ e J a r^ h a ie b a ? ta^tho «r»t
Plata »hc big > Jietiv . It charity.
and whan It bceothai erlldlili for
a perron to 10 display hlmielf
for eharitabla purpoaaa. then may
Haatan haitan the day when mora
of u« will' bacoma 1 1 littla childrtn
th.
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N Z W V O R K u r-If a Spanuh
,p#,kLn* youth wril** * ,on*
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J»»t«rJay to
R ,“dl9 A'*11'**.
Alvarri. aecuied of ualng abua!**1 langua*# to a policeman who
LeRoy
COLLINS
Ke«p Florida
Climbing
0•fCoop
dueta of tbla trip to riorida art ^ ^ h w * w aa1™*»ttSi R dalmed'ha
tramandoua. Tbi* y .ar a gruup of i 1*
" ?
i
tha Congraiimen art going to * 11 .* ^,, #d
1 becama I am
nuke a trip down tba Halifax s P 'nUfl.
ta Haw'Smyrna Batch and lie
' **.ld
' n'*
tha lack of wa-er In Fonc# da ,hf>u*ht h# h»d been dlicrimlnatad
Loon tnlata. Tbay ar* going to
h* »houH compoia a *ony
make a boat trip around tha St. about hia colonial ancaitora boAnguctino Harbor wharo they will t°r* ,h* J ulT • aantanelng,
aaa tha daepanlng and malnten “©Id you know that tha first
And Hear Bob Folkes, *
ane* pro act for whleh monev people to aattla hart and aet up a
baa already been appropriated, community war* Spaniard* at St.
On prevloua trip* Member* have AucuitlnaV* Crael laid,
State Campaign Director
been through the eltru* lection,
D e f a n 1 # attorney! wondered
tha flood control area, Silver what kind of aong tho Judge bid
8:00 P.
Thursday April 5
Spring*, Orlando, Sanford. Da- In mind.
Land, Ocala, and Laeiburg. I Creel told Alvarei: "You've
think It la well worthwhile.
heard of Davy Crockett? If you
County Court House
What doea. Daytona Beach gat do a good Job, you can make tha
out of It? Juat ream* and ream*'chip* who founded St. Auzuitine' fM itln t Adv. p»td for by T. E. Tucker County Campaign Treat.)
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1 1 famou*
f i m n i t a a*
la
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f 'r f M 't e f f ’ *
of# publicity
all
tha
country
Collins For Gov^ftior
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Civil Rights Laws Are
*' ' .TjfAiHlNGTON lit - Bath the
*■ Democratic and BapubUcan party
! flftformi of 1IU promlied new
civil rifht* law*. Neither party
bat produced, Both hav# had opy jpmimty te do 10.
• / - iW* Republican* a* a m ult of
r t h ^ m i eleetlom, eontrollad Coni grata in l i u and UU. Tha Danais'tftB ' by winning tha lis t alecl itleea. have centrolled Congreia
r.'iU t* U>a befinnlng of 1IM. Nalj- that pa iied any civil rights lagr ^ Q f a Etienhowar admlnlal ration
vV I|l talked tinea 1IU of civil
- ri|1rt» law* but is far hat *ant
i ao ipltific rarammandstlnni t*
t‘ rair fa t9 abortly
Senate debate la unlimited.
T h e r e outnumbered Southern
Damocrati ran fUlDuritr to death
any civil rights legUUUon paiied
by the Hsuae.
Bolh parties, at their 1IM con
vention!, will probably promlie In
their platform* civil right* lawi
In the neat four yotri, and prob
ably with about at much auccfai
a* la tha pait.
Civil rights action* under tha
Keeievelt, Truman and Eliashowcr admlniiiratlona have batn tha
m u lt of pmldanlla! order* where
government tgenetei, inilallatloni
or contraeta ware concerned, or
of Si. pc*me court ruling* for tha
nation ao a whole.
Blocked
A Home Judiciary lubcommlttee ha* Juat approve-! two bllls^—
one to make lynchlni a federal
offanta and another an omnibui
bill containing a number of civil
rights protection*—and ha* aikad
tha full committee to approve.
The bill* may gat xymlad there.
U they gat out, and ara naued
by tha full Houie, they atlU fact
the Senate roadblock.
Freeidant Eliannowar nao urged
Congrei* to eitibllih a apodal
eommlnlen on elvll right*, He
auggetted thl* bo a blpartlian ra
cial eommliilnn with aubpoana
pewtra. Moil Southern Damocrati
Over tha weekend tU eito w ir
* after CoBgraia ralurni from It*
Ki mte*.
y rw T l w a n t l
third helping 1
A d a n d y -c a n d y it#
c rs a m l . . , l o r d o n ’e
mootH, rich lc* « m r
with erlapy, a r u n s h r
pisesi ol huttsrv almond
toHoo Kickod all through
ill ‘■seamy delldouanoael
Every apoonful I n v its i
W i t t too join ua ta wnleomtng Spring?
W ill you bo our guest at th a Spring f u h io n F eitlva]
of th s B olt Buiek* Y«tP
Wo eng promi*o you tha m m ' s most Melting
v i* t» -» f Athlon diiplgy o l th a (tunning now Bulcki.
ill in g sy Springtim e colors, including tha vary
no woit: Apricot and B Itta n w a a t
And, II gueh U your doefra, you eon Uouotn out
in jour own now B u ic k -in any Sarial, in any modal
-w ith tha SpringUoM Iraihnow a | any ol thasa
bright colors.
B u t w han tha looking Is d o a * thorn's th a driving
you eon d o -a n d that's tb a sh sasa st thrill a l sQ.
Ha matlar wbat 1* prepaial
ami no milter by whom. Imtia
or oytilda Congreia, tbla Congrai*
Itfrw those bafora it la not likely
tVp.»* any naw civil righu law*.
Tb* renon I* almpit! the South
ern Democrats will block them
The Houia, with tha vota* ol
many Republicans and Harthaio
Damacrata, may pas* tamo civil
righta bill* bafora Congran gooi
So-o-o good--#
ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT
BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 7th.
ion mar rosUttr at tha foOowtnt flacaa
Chamber of Commarco Bldf., Sanford, 9 to S
ovary day,
Genova, Friday, April 6th I to 10 p. m.
•« aura to aerify Supervisor of Raflitration if t«u bar* ih ir p
•4 your o4(r*aa ain*o mlatortas- Juat phene Sanford INI and
tt**a rw» now addma.
BomJMlo County Democratic Ivecutivs Committoo
F o r th a t's w h a n y o u fool th a so lid c o m fo rt e l
Buiek'i groat now rido. T h at's w han you foal th at
iw aat now handling. T hat's w han you foal th a (ilken
m ight of Buiek’i lofty now h m sapaw awA nd th at’s w hen you M
th a iptna Ha ghng swoop
of that new Variable Pitch Dynoflow*-«whar9
getaway and gas saving hit naw highs at only
part throftia-and when j-ou can twitch tha pitch
for a lafaty-iurga of full-power accalaratlon Uut't
pure thrill.
So-com e bo our guest—at our Spring Fashion
FaaUval-and at the wheel of tha mast spirited
Bulck yet
j,
V•Veio AdoeoMd\W1« fn ,\ C W m p 1*fV m liJ M k t f
Bulck butlit Today, fl U Wendard on RaedmojOr. SeoSgSI
CanCwy^pnanei «<modait ocTrocm*m Ike (iwaidL '
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Than. April fl, 1858 Pig<
T o Save Daughter
PARIS uft—The taxi driver* of
Part* f*re the cruel fate of having
to pul the vvUhe* of custnmer* he.
fore Ihelr own urge tn eat,
Rut—the customer I* going to
have to pay more
For many year* the taxlmen
have headed for home at meal
lime refusing lo plrk up fare*
who want to Iravrl in any direc
tion hut Ihe one that lead* In the
rabble'* dining room lahlr,
Thl* ha* hffM an annoyance
particularly In American tourist*
hrnucht up on the idea that a man
wlm pa**e* up a buck** worth of
hiisioe** for a plate of food I*
more than slightly nut*.
\ M Catherine president of
the Taxi Owners A«>n tay* Ihl*
i« to change: Ilia! a* mon a* city
authorities approve a new sched
ule of fare*, hi* nrganlrallon •will
tarklr the meter men abnut Ihelr
rating habit*.
lender Ihe new regulation, taxi
meter* are In regi*ter ino franr*
tahmil 2fi cent*) al the beginning
of a Journey ln*trad of V) franr*.
\m| each ,*Idilmnal 10 franc* will
>ie good for about a sixth of a
mile. tn*texd of half that di«lanre
RT- CLpun (A-A Dayton. Ohio
etrli «sln**r
drowned yesterday
cfn
while attempting lo r-*ciio hi*
daughter. The daughler w«» saved
but e ft-yesr-old boy "ho was
swimming with her lost his life.
Stephen Lyle Recoy of Milton
Junction, Wl»., ril«app*arert In
Ei*t Like Tonopeksllgs end hi*
body wx* not found.
Twq Oxford, Ohio, youlhs, Tim
Mper* end Richerd Green, saved
Rue Kethleen Donnelen, 7. They
•re life guard* at an Oxford pool.
The youth* rushed back Inin the
|*ke to find her father, John P.
m Fonnelan, floating face down.
Refrigerate candies
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Your refrlger ator t» an excellent
place To etnre candle*. It keep*
them itralcht and >when rhllled
prevent* dripping.’ To Hran
them, dampen tlnth with alcohol
and ruh them. Thl* keep* then*
looking nice,
LAST DAY
SENSATIONAL
WBDDINO NIOHT
W HIP OANCEI
■lit ■RirriN, New York City school teacher who won a ieavnn‘*
contract as a down with the Itlngling nrother* and Parnum and
Bailey Circus, begins his career with » gag The Instructor, who got
hli Job during • free-tor-sll audldnn, Is pictured with hi* hesd
framed In Ihe laws of a peitrr-tlgrr. tie will save his money and
atudy for a doctoral* at New York University.
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JU ST A S
By Jeanne Smith
Hodge Safely t'nnsullan*
FORTY-TWO >ear* ago, 110csr*
ret mil from Uhieagn mi a 137
mile lourney lo "pull lllin o i* nut
of Hie m ini." This inunlli nnutber
caravan w ill rre n a ct Ihe trip in
modern ami early vintage cats.
Ibis lime under a totally different
slogan- -"In re appraise modern
highway aim*
a ii d achievem eiil*."
As In 11)14,
Ihe r.ivalcade
w ill lilgliliglit
" (1 1* n d lln nl*
B a y ." II* aim
tuiiIv then anil
now—lo In in a
In t h e alienI ini* nf b n I II
Ihe slate anil
M il* Smith
Ihe natuni Ihe inipnrlanee nf liftle r highway* fnr grealcr salcty
mi l driving efficiency.
I lie mad in h irrlin ff. 111.. Ihe
rnule nf Im ili expedition.*, wa*
icveleil Immetllately preretllng
thr lin t erlebrallnn In Instite
smnulli Ira te l fnr the eara'an.
’I h r v ell dragged d ill Mirlace wav
a vivid ennliasl tn tile prevail
ing mil l and m l filled road*.
H ill. It irq u ite il 12 Ilnurs for Ihe
iluvt envereil c a n to rcaeli t heir
destination over what was then a
section nl Ihe Unions Lincoln
Highway.
H IM It A rcproduclirn nf thr tn> ititin n to III* m x r r lijr of G la re
K » !ly to Prince R v ln lrr i l l nf Monaco on Thursday. A p ril Id. In the
cith fn ra l *t Monaco. Th» Invitation w at tfce lv e J by Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Rro v n. nf Pittsburgh, th* only residents nf that cltv to be in
vited They hav * hern fri-n d i for 30 j r* r* n ( the bride-to-be s fatimr,
John K r l l " The tw n f->m<li-» grew up t"C'1her.
f loferneflonol)
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UlINIll.K, FngUml .V — Pirtlv
Margaret rollm.v hit a nrw Inch
In nervoii<nn<* Inr brule*, anil
•mall wnnilrr All Ihrmigh I*1''
ceronuun al St Wilfred . cliurcli.
s hre burred hennath lire hrulal
Ivtilrrn.
Al .UIF. ItS P — ErpiseIi fnt i‘«**
klllril 2.1 Algrit.in rrhid* and
•rirnil large amount* nf arniv and
ammunition in a via,It lad night
in Arrrmi Mbevhar village, near
rintlanlme French ra-uallie*
tveie not reported, iliher it r
•Ill'll at the rm | nf the nuptial
break* brought Hie lull lo 33 kilted
mn<* (hr bee rank it* tlmger,
The •marling hrulr ami her h.r in Algeria ami Morocfb ami t kid
hand Pat ri ck I'unnlncham, lisped in TuiiHia.
da*hri| mil nf flip rbiirrh vnd Inin Troop* rmiltnued In puur into
B nnarhv ilrngilore — tv horr a A lgeria m F ra m e 's drive to pill
phnrmsrlei applied a soothing lit dim ii the irh e lllu n .
linn.
fty HUMAN N. lUNDtSIN, MB.
THERE’8moretoTiewiugte!e* so that you get iteady, clrnr ple
vlalon thin limply turning on the lures. And watch only datfoni
xor
set and plopping comfortably on.which give you strong reception,
to the floor to wntrh, X ,*— |Your eye* mgyllle.twttby ftlekarFor one thing, get up off the tng or grainy Images,
floor ami view that plrture from| By following these *ugge*llnn»
a position level with the serren. [you should he able to watch telealt directly In front of the vision without harming your eyrs.
icreen. too, and at least six feet But don't become a TV addict,
from It. You or your youngsters There are some, you know,
are apt to develop heartaches _
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from glaring at your TV get from CurtrHv. Manaurea
an angle, the floor nr from a posi In vome Instance* active thera
tion ton close lo the icreen.
peutic assistance Is nrcrtrd to cure
susceptible petwiu, such a.-, artoIndirect Lighting
Keep a light on tn the room l«centa, of the TV viewing habit.
Modernte Indirect lighting for the,s?im®of
T!c.tlm* l]r!*y
room as a whola probably Is brst
emotional turmoil and salThl* tight should not compete
nf' ^rlr aggressive fanwith the TV pletur* nor contrast
However, feelings nf guilt
with It too much.
|usually develop too.
By partially Illuminating Ui*Vlh,.r? u,t U„th,t a ,f t10,.Um«
background, you can eliminate a it**?1?,'1,
1’ lost and
great deal nf eyestrain. You can
Tle)*m
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easily see that frequent shifting lem*,of ffallt5‘_Roth he anrt hts
of the eyes from a bright screen fJmllV ma.v suffer. He may need
to a dark background would cause|t'1Ba**l*l*oce of a doctor,
a lot of unnecessary work.
jotnjrtOH and aniwe*
Look Awcrr
I B V.: Would It be possible for
I also think It's advisable lo look me to have a sandpaper operation
away from the set from time to to rrmove blotches and small
time to give your ejes a little rest, holes left by a skin disease which
Maybe you ran do this during has been cured?
thoae very long commercials so1 Answer: This depends upon ths
you won’t mill the entertaining type of skin disease. Certain cases
portions of the program.
iof acne scars hive Wen benefited
Keep your set In good condition by the sandpaper treatment.
( 1111. ai*( fMltm Inut'riW, Inf.
ood H oads D ay
units acuskd nr M.Aitiim.it
TAIPEI M
V - The Chinese N,v
limullslv rharged today that the
Chinee fledt have ilaiightered
10.300.000 person* store they over
ran Ihe mainland in IBIB
The Red* were also accused nf
having *enl at least two million
•lav* laborer* to Rnrdi and lo
' be using 2J million more pee-nns
as slave labor on Ihe China main
land.
Pointers On Viewing TV
Without Straining Eyes
THE OLD HOME TOW N
f o , !t»T
M Amm
Facing Cruel Fate
Man urowns Trying
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m o t o r
Now, if an automobile averaged
Ihe same speed nf SO m ile* p*r
hour. Hie trip slmtild lake only
four lis-rir*. the reason? The road
to S le ilm g today, known a i U S .
allen iiile m ule 3ff, I* Siptydll,
Insr>1 'in laced and has been short
ened In lilt mile*
f'h a rlr* 31. Have*, president
nf Ihe lliic a jn Alnlnr Flub
n h h b spniiMir* " I I nail Rnsd*
H a t r r i p ii I I* till it me, " \ \ e are
seiln iislv rm irrtn e il v*IIIi Ihe
highway problem* of I n d a y .
Through our rrlrh ra llo n on
Apt II 10, ** Isis Ii w ill visually
lu n trast Im lav-* road* with
those of veslertlav, we e s p rit
lo show (lie italiou Just linn far
rd u rittn n . enfnu rn irn f and enyineerlng have prnetraled the
life id every living Am erican."
Bill liirlh re (lie giial is In urge
cillre n * Ihmoglmut Ihe emmlry
in reapprai.-e ihe rurvenl highiv slliiatlun In renllre that bet-
V in O ltlO A M M O ilN Irju m s at-
tomey, Is hatklng ovee-a-French
newspaper tn get the Wf?*t new*
nf the t’o'ilad* movsnaent, of
which he Is Ihe leader In Italy,
Poujade parleyed a halrrd of
paying taxes Into a political
pxrty. Amhroslnl say* ha Is mak
ing great stride* in the time
direct ton In IUtv.ffnt**i*fltt0h8tl
i:\in ir «in i:sri soui» *
Pi 1 ).,ii ever mlt\r» exotla
rhtr r snilp on a trvlaunuit menu I A
l)n-lt yourself hy milling a half •1/
| eup of rlirddnr eliesse to errant
! of nttishpmm or rream of relsry
soup which has IjMpt mad# Tf
with milk, according•-hj Ih* dL *»
rertlon* on the ran. SljC'")11! tha
ehre-r I* m*H*d( 3lelt’(f^ft mrdlUBI
flame.
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For C’otinly rnnufllaaliinpr
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Cotnify Itcniilcnt
f INI. Political Ad *•«-thrill for hft
llo.ner Little)
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A NEW
1HAION tOSI Monteln, 4. enjon
Ihe thrill nf a lifetime sa ih* tils
on the lap nf Mr*. Msmle Flunnhowrr In Ihe Whltv Home The
child e*me fmm Ihe Velrrenr nf
Fnreijpi War* National Home (nr
Widow* and Orphans si Felnn
Rapids, Mich., to present !h#
Fir*! Lady with Ih* first VFW
Buddy Toppy nf th« IBSt drlva.
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By STANLEY
Everything Is Private
I T H O U G H T --H M -M -
Evoiy transaction is considered a strictly perianal and
canlidenlial matter . . . only you will know about it.
O V E te W D R K — C R O S S W O R D U S
R E L A P S O -H I S T H f^ E E L E T T B R -V A iO R P BRAIAJ < ( f l
COULDW T T A K E TW O SE A I ]
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Top-Notch Service AH The Way
Cvprylhing about our seivico Irom stait lo finish is do*
signed to suit you and your pocknlbook. No other plan
combines such convenience and pilvacy with so much
llexibilily and sueed.
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« l a i im S # W at to tha eonelualon that their own Ideaa.
i'a oM qunntlon left for ua to u k .
Here at Tha Sanford Herald, wa would
it about thamf
lika to give teenagera an opportunity to ex
From *on* aid. j$El Kirn ?*• "'v*r theva press themselves. So what do you aay boys•Mna raeerta about an Incmaa in Juvenila and girls and young men and young wo>
4eH»quMicy and about tha many waya to men from the ages of 12 to 20?
amitrol ]t. Howavar, If you've noticed , . .
Wa want to hear from you. Just sit down
of thli talk eomaa from adults.
and write us about your views and ideas on
. Frankly, wo tnuat admit, we don't bo- any of the subjects that are of interest to
Mtra In tha coined phraaa •'Juvenile dalln- you. Give ua your Ideae, not Just about van
autney". In o«r opinion, we have misguided dalism, rowdyism, brawls, and youth's inter
OkOdren' or mlalnfomed children.
est in faith or religion. But we want you
What wa would like to know U—what to express youraelf, too, about such things
do the teenagera themaelvea think about tha as dating, use of the family car, your re
■rablamT What do they think of all of these lationship with your parents and other
M t U n thit conetrn thtnv—their future— adults—anything you want to have your say
about.
their welfare?
We received ana anawer eoma tima ago
Now, we may not be able to print all of
a a a raault of an adult-planned Family Lift
the letter* we receive. That depends on tha
!v neUtuta Which Included a panel dUcua- • number of letters teenagera write and cer
Han batwern adult, and tjNUMra when tainly the length of them. But we will as
Fancy ^Pravaaoa, a Seminole High School sure you this, we'll eertalnly read them all
f t J S d S t , in anewer to tha qimtlon "Soma and print as much aa wa can about tha
MiMta a re toe buiy and refuae to listen Ideas you young people have. It might prove
when tha youngeUr wante to confide. la dia- a hie Mn, not onlv for the teenage* eltisena
tataraet a problem?" she said, "Some kid* of Sanford, but for the adult citizens as
gay they ean't talk to their parents—it al- well.
May we suggest that you keep your let
araya enda in a lecture."
Then, there wa« another enswer that ap- ters as brief as possible but along with the
ired interesting to us. It wss In answer brevity. Include the pertinent facta about Ttili Is the lull ts a serki ta
the question "Does a child know when he your thoughts on teenage problems.
article* written by Mrs. Cermig#
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t i trusted? Can he sense It?" Nsncy said
Wail* whs 1* r*pr«iMtlai Tha
•Tea, by tha restrict lone placed upon him.'
S* start Herat* *a a lour ta forAnd then to the next question "If most Have You Registered?
aiga *ouauiai:
•gong people ean be trusted, how is that
While we're writing, shout Juvenile pro
trait h u iltr Mise Travasoa said “Trust la blems end problems of the teenagera, the This latter I* gatag ta be a
• M-M proposition between teenagers and adults can be accomplishing much by sett resume a* our Holy Las* tour, la
ing a great examnle for their sons and both th* section held by Jordau
To tha same question, Howard Allred, al daughters who will be voting age before and tha aae bald by Iaraa).
ga a Seminole High School student, replied too many years have gone by.
Our first really significant atop
•gfcna parenta limply refuse to aeeept the
The example we're speaking of Is that waa Jarieha, In mountainous and
rocky Jordan. Outakla ta tha town
fact that their children have grown up.
of registering for the great American privi wa
visited Rlish'a Spring, where
. How we believe that a lot of questions lege of votlmr your own conviction*.
Rllaha turned ta unusable spring
at teenagers (and of adults about teenagers)
Books will close this coming Saturday, into sweet water. The spring la
might be answered If the young people April 7 after which time there Is no posslhl- •till in usa and at dusk the Arab
themashes were given an opportunity to Nty for one to qualify himself as a voter In refuge* women come wKh their
to get their dally supply ta
the enmlng Democratic Primary on May 8. Juga
water. The absolute grace end
Every effort Is being made hr civic ease witB which they walk with
T h f Sanford Herald
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minded onranlzatlons and groups to Jisve as these heavy earthenware vessels
many citizen* as possible registered and on thalr heads la magnificent.
■ marTw w i .v » r wM$ t i l t
qualified to cast their ballot when the selec From Jericho we drove to the
tion of candidates must he made In a few Dead Ma, tha phenomenal body
M g s r S n i r bm m
w im *
of water In which no living thing
short weeks.
ealsta, not even germa. It ll Mte
Millions of people, all over the world, mills long ind Ite miles wld*. The
would be glad to trade places with American River fords n feeds Into the Dead
eitlzena for the privilege of casting their Ma and tha latter body ta water
ballot aa they choose and not by direction. la extremely briny, although, ta
the Jordan Is not. This la
Every candidate baa proclaimed himself eouree.
the *nd also ta tha River Jordan
and announced his or her Intentions for linen there la an outlet Born Bits
an Important office In the great business of H i.
IM, 04l •**»fta h t lin Plan
American government and each voter must Wa drove on Into Old Jemaalem
consider himself an Important factor in t» our hotel and aprnt the night.
an* i m i i si ■ h m w , if is . iH M iitn e i, — choosing the cnmlldnte that la favored hy Th# next day waa occupied wholly
by alghtaeclng at other Holy land
j b
M n itllH n rlM liilf li l i i
far r m i l l f i *
tho majority of the people.
M l W V I IW W M I H W I , , I ( M
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marks among which were: a trio
if you want to vote, he sure to register in Bethelehem where we visited
Thursday April 8, 105* now.
the Church of Nativity, the ancient
Thi* hooka rinse for nil registrations Sat- church Into which you enter by
way of ih« ’’Needle’* Rye Door”.
TODAY'S
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imlny, April T.
Here we saw the actual place
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Tour Report
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By JAHBf HABIOW
elated Praia New* Anilyta
WASHfJfOTON lf»—The Middle
Beat la taunting, hut war between
Itrgalii and Araba hasn’t broken
out. loertaary ta Itata Dulls* says
ha daaa qot tarasaa any crisis requtttag WM af American Troops
thaca.
If th o ; need arises, ha iiya
PrpMdote-Elsenhower will want to
M l ttM approval ta Congress baiaro aondbig troops unless (hero ia
an emergency which does not per
mit ttma for congrcsslonol action.
Dulles thus listed tha right of a
president to uta troop* in an amorjtnry Tha point bacama a son
on# tha last lima a president did
that.
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President Truman ordered U.S.
farces Into action two days after
tha North Xoraan Communist* attacksd South Koras In ISM. Con
gress was In session it tho lima
but Truman didn't aak advance
congressional approval.
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Btadtar bp T. B. Twtaar Oraaty Campaign Trane.)
Our nett atop waa at tha rulna
of th* aynagogua wbor* Jesus
taught his aldon at th« age of
twelve. To mo, as aa Individual,
this g lin wa* the moat perfaet
b*cau*a Usova kna born n* or
nate cathedra! bulH a m tha
•It*. It aoniUta almply ef the
fleor and hrokan pillars left
from th* original atnirtura, Tho
ollv# trees and wild flAw.rs
around this hallowed apot with
th* Baa af Bailie* mot filled ma
with reverence.
Wa dror* through Naaartth
By BBLMAM HOBIN
N*W YORK # —la • Broadway
•how af raeant data, thcra was a
jobs that aomatlmai drew a laugh,
and aomatlmai a ghastly blank,
drpcndlng on tho avtraga ago of
,h< tu dience. It wa( built around
a reference to B.V.D.'s.
Does that taka you ba a k,
brother?
Does R eang
hack to tha
gtuia Bearcat and tha Stanley
steamer? Can you itill sea Wallaea Bold and Mary Miles Mlnter
and Baby Ptggy and Chralci
Bay? Does M remind you ta meatlata and whaatlasa days, a song
railed "Tha Rosa ta No Man's
Land," a plica called Chateau
Thierry, "Cher the Top” Woodrow W11 a o n'a 14 point* and
Charles G. Dawes' upside down
pipe?
It did ma.
Bomchow t h e n g h, while wa
weren't looking, a whole new genwhere Jem* spent hie youth end
which remains plrturesqut and
quaint. Our route then retried
ua threugh Canaan (whara tha
Mlracla ef tha Water Into Win*
took place) and to Haifa, Israel's
chief port. W* had n wonderful
view *f the city which !■ lovely
and th* Mediterranean
from
Mount Carmel, The day’s ride ef
over t(W) miles ended with going
southward along th# meat barb
U Tat Avtr. It waa a tiring trip
hut on* which 1 would not has*
missed and ana which I ehall alwaya remepiber.
Try and Stop Me
A
•tart fram scratch, you know, g
lakai a bit of wealth."
Hy dreamt of owning an tiling
paradise went glimmering, a
yacht? And mo with barely enough
la tha bank to make a down pay.
mint on ■ rowboat.
"Wbat la tho very cheapest
land you havo?" t asked daiper.
atdy.
i
"Let me see thore'a Cano Cir'C
It’s ■ mere •l.KO."
"Well, well, now w*‘r# roaHy
getting some place. How big jt
It?"
"If* ebeut too hy MO fact."
"Did you say fact?"
“ Yaa, air."
*
“ Why Iher* wouldn’t oo rf-im
to swing a eat around on an Iilmd
that alia."
"There aren’t eny eats there*
•aid Brownrigg. “But It Isn’t t«o
remote. You can have television*
That gave ma tha out 1 «>•
looking for. '
“ My whole purpoio In wanting
aa Island was to gat away (rmq
It all," I aald, with great dignify,
"I’m afraid you don’t bava quit*
what I hod la mind."
If 1 bava to live on an Island
that can be reached hy television*
wall, make mlna Manhattan.
oration has coma along and th u s 1 brlitva Howard Chandltr Chrlv
youngstira find nothing automatic- ly drew them, and they w e ra
ally funny about B. V, D.’a. To beautiful guys with ptoflle* md
Uiam. this could mean any crisp, curly hair. Wow!
number af artlclaa ta apparel, for Thtn, lb# pment-day shirt-in*
tha, firm baa branched out con- (borta began to move In on th#
alderably.
orthodaa- B. V. D.'s. Nobody la
But In my day. sonny, It meant quite aura why,
underwear, • one • piece auit of gome af the officer* believe R
under*sir.
wee Just th* public being fickle.
You kiad ta bached Int*. tt. aa bs usual. Othara think It may have
I remember, stepping first into had some connection with World
tho legs which war* knca-langth War I -and tha talk a b o u t
and then fighting your way "cootlaa."
t h r o u g h lha arms. Then tt but- a "eotato,” Junior, waa a lou
toned down tho front, and there that Infastad tha trenehas, an1
;t
, 0u were.
mada bit homo In th* aeams ta
Well, lha firm la celebrating Ms tha soldiers’ uniforms.
goth anniversary this year, and In dua course, the one - pier*
the officers ere having a lot ta suit waa definitely pined In popu
fun looking back.
larity. I waa surprised, however.
Tha tradamark cam* from the
.Initial!
.. . of
A TIh# founder*,
s VT' Bradley, !•
hear
a million
(f)(M
#r#that
|(Uj about
^
<v#|7
f t l f ta
Voorhea* and Day.
Guasa who buya them. LumbrrA big seller *™ ih# early daya, j|e h, in(| north woodsman, mainho«evcr, wae not men* under ly. tha firm aaya.
wear. It was th* "spiral bus'le." Thar* was an (ntareatlng m iter
A fetching advertisement from atone in 1M4. too. That waa the
migaalne
show*s a W
lady y m w|)„ c l |r t fllb || lw>t nf(
■n old m
in im a ibm
wilh an hour-glasa figure ( nd nta b|(
^ lh# movj,( *.jj
had, sport, not had) examining peoed Ona Night" Ha was wear
a spiral bustle with demur* ap ing no undarshlrtl Salas fell off
proval.
pruYBi, It
u rresembles
v i v m o i v i th*
m « iskelaton
bbi bwhi ** * * » • * * #
tha B. V. D. axecuof a small mountain Hon. The text
fir * '
tays
tt U “tho *“
coolest
................
u - and moat They don't even Ilk. to think
durabla bustla made."
•bout tt. •
Then th* famous man's under
wear began to catch on. Some R*d Hundley eat a two-yexW
body coined tha slogan, "Next to sen ring record for th* .West Virg
myself I Ilka B. V. D. best.” • inia hy making IJRKT point*
The late William Allan White, Hundley la th* first collegUt*
In one ta hia brochuras on Ameri in basketball history to telly
can business, credited this with more than 1.B00 points his last
making the product "familiar to two aeaaosi*
tha natives slong the Gold Coast
and to tha wild man from Bor
neo."
# > H w C * r .L (X I U S lw S M l n ie
Tho ads were Illustrated with
long, lean gentlemen, telephoning,
reading letters, chatting or lust
looking pleased, all in uadarwear.
RUPTURE-EASER
PASSION PLAY
W HY
PAY M ORE?
BOTTLED GAS
$600
PER 100-LB. CYLINDER
NO IN1TALLATIOM CRARGI
SANFORD GAS CO.
tio b. Four vr.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
8:00 P J i SATURDAY, APRIL 7
STARTS TONIGHT
STARTS T:1S
And Haar Bob
Star* Campaign Director-
County Court Houst
^KarV^th* mlmte* W^tba^FDha!
WM"
- « • ,U h ,»
Uava* task place.
Our Brat view ta the Sea ef
Oalitao from tha mountain averlooking tt waa braetktaklng. Tha
•as, II mite* long, a miles wirtr
•ad avw MS foot below sea level
waa dotted with Baking boats and
fltharmoa going about their work
th* seme as soma ta tha Dlaelplei
did nearly’ MOO years ago. Tho
mountains around, the rad, blue
aad yellow wild flowtra, th* fer
tile graenneaa ta tha plains gave
an ind«aaribabta beauty and
Hi always troaiura In memjJJZ
the aornbet. Unfortusately my
Brat eholee, fsa Salvador — the
Brit apot af ladd lighted by
Christopher Columbus ta UM —
•ain't for sate.
"Thor# his boas a greatly la•raated Interest la Ialaad buying
since the wtr, particularly among
Americana," a a I d Srowarigg.
"What de you have In mind?"
"Oh, Just aomathlnt adequate—
nothing MtaataUoua," I told him.
"Wall, thara'a Darby Ialaad," b*
•aid. “About 140 acres, good hou**,
• coconut grove flnt harbor facllltits. A roily aplaodld buy—only
h m .om."
‘‘Thinking K ovor," I replied.
"It sounds Juit a wee bit oilentaHeua."
"How about Ftgoos Cay or Vigi
lant Cay? Thay'ra about Ihreo
acre* each, and prlcod around
94.SM."
"Wonderfull" I murmured. "I
could settle on an Island Ilka that
•ad live off tho fat af tha land
fcravar."
"Of eourso, you’d have to build
i haute Brat,” o ld Brownrlgf.
"I would?"
"And ef courts yau'd have tt
bava a yacht."
“I would?"
"Ob, my yas. Taa east Juit
BVD Firm Observing 80th Year
where the manger la said to haw
been In the stable. This church
which was built whera the ftolv
Birth look place is owned Jointly
-By BINNKTT CIRFby the Greek Onhodox, Armenian
Shortly before announcing his end Roman Catholic churches. All
L CAPONE, notes Irv Kupdnet, had a favorite florlat wh»
decision ha rilled In members of three denominations hive different
had n standing order in send an nlaberate floral wreath ta
tha Houae and Senate committees altari for thalr congregations.
th* family of every hoodlum Uta Capone mob rubbed ou t It
which deal with foreign affairs and Tha Darden ta Getbscmane and was a lucrative bualnoaa, bad
got thalr unanimous endorsement. the Mount ta Olives were also tha florist ahowod his appro*
Rlsenhowar, then a general, laid highlights ta the day as well at elation by gottlng tho wreath
Ilia decision wac "Inescapable." •II the other Biblical points of la- over white the body w u still
Sen. Knowland (R-Callf) si hi Tru tercet.
worm. Ona day, lit fata, ha
man should he given "overwhelm Our group walked "The Way ef •verm chad h lm a a lf. The
the
Crosa"
or
Ike
Via
Dolorosa
—
ing support." Sen. Bridges (H-NII)
wronth, with tho vltaiai'a
said the derision waa a “damned the rout* over which Christ went nemo uatefully worked out
from Ibn Judgment seat ta PonUoa
good move."
Pilate to Calvary. There ana 14 In white oornetiona, arrived
The late Sen. Taft (B-Oh!e) stations marked wh*re events before tho potion hod even
backad the decision but ertticlted •lang tha way took place - lor Jdonlifted tho body I
Tniman'a action as a "eompfet* •■ample, whan l b sew His Mother
• • •
usurpation of congressional" au Mary In the strata, taa. Like an
A Mr. Floacto M South B*M
thority.
many other people, r was sur bod n brand-now waohlng mnBy ISM the Republican! hid prising to me to rial! take (Wurth •huso that went an Ue fm*.
mada Truman's action aampiljpi ta the Holy Sepulchre, bi which Mr. rhsegto bad bent ever to
issue. They laid la their party church are located both Calvary prabo deep bite the msebdnlsm
platform:
and lha Tomb. I waa, ta course, af the machine whan Mr* Ftoegle mitered and turned an the switch.
"Wa charge that thay (the Dem expecting the scene In be ea de There won • whirr, and Ur. Fteegle’s legs abet up late the air. Mr*
ocrats) plungi>d us Into war In picted la the Riblc - on a UH. pteegle welshed him threahmg wtldty ahaul and abaarved happily,
r f lR Bam) You’re get tt werkmg agater
Korea without the consent of our vary austere and aimpte. The true l*
• Uta bp
facta
are,
ta
course,
taint
both
land
IP BMP
eltltene through their authorised
representatives in the Congress ,," marks are located not wry far
Bern each other In a church tbit
Cngresi. . ,"
Lest year when It seemed pos waa built around them and the
sible the Chinese Communist* actual apots where the Crucifixion
might attack the Nitlonallet Chi and Rntombment took plate art
vary arnairly decorated. One
nese on Formosa, or their outlying small piece ta; etenc about »
Island a of Matsu and Quamoy, Ri- Inches squire remains ta tea
tenhower went to Congress.
Itene that originally analed ttsa
Ha aikad approval to ua* armed tomb and this plea# ia now ancaa*
forces for tha defense of Formoaa •d to class. Tha stretaa of Old
If and when he thought necessary Jaruaalam are still narrow and
crooked wilh small ahnpa opening
right ease them tad money thing,
tog booths am aeon all avtr, Tha
Callins For Governor
attend this important meeting
IjliOO ^ M, Thursday April 5
•Moots tbamsalvoi, fraikly, gave
a mars authentic atmotykara to
mo than the churches wa vUitod.
Tho rait of our HMy Land tour
took piaoo on tho laraoll aid# of
tho herder as wo dror* northward to Gallia# from Tal Avlr
yesterday. Wa p«ia*d Mount Ta
tar and th* Church ta Transfigu
ration — on pa*t th* alia ta th*
ancient Church ta Multiplication
By t A L B O n i
NASSAU, Baba a as lA - Havb
you bora putting taf buying aa
island tar aa* roaaea ar aaothnr?
Frankly, lika a ta* af atbar peefia, 1 have.
But m a mattaa risk ta the**
•tala* af Jus*" I decided t* tack
tat* the waiter.
There waa s ftlad ef urgeary
about it. Next yaar aoata* a y Stab
wadding anniversary, and 1 bava
beta ratbag my brals avar wbat
kind of yraseat t* giro my arifa
to calibrate tha aveat
But what taa you girt a waata
wbe alrasdy baa a vacuum elaan•r, sir-roaditlonlag machine, s
TV Ht and as electric dltb wash
er? Obviously the only things left
to give her are a kind word-ur
aa ialaad.
"If you buy ms aa Ialaad," said
Prances when 1 brought up tho
•object, 'Just be sure It has a big
Irve as It—eo f ean tie you to it
and knew where you are."
• 1 west tat* the K. 0. Chrtatf*
real eatala office hare and a msa
warned Bd Brawirtgg filled a * ta
•a Ike altuallao—but fait.
Of tbe/aearly s .om islands sad
rocky ciys 1a tha Bahama a h* had
sgma two arora on tha market at
OaNMY KAYE
KNOCK OK WOOD
.T tC H M icu io u
H* told Congreaa In ■ special
authority bocaun b* fait bo lacked
power to do K on kit own.
■e tM Cengroea to a speck!
maaiaga; "Authority Ur some ta
the actions which might ba >«.
flulrod would ba Uarm t In th*
authority ta tha aommaadar to
chief.
"Until Coairaaa ean net I would
not hesitate so far aa my foaatitutianat powers extend, to take what
ever emergency action might be
forcod upon ua. . ."
If Mianlng Th#
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
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SCHOOL
LAKE
ALL CANDIDATES SUBJECT TO
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 8th
WILL BE HEARD
SEM INOLE
COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC
B X E C im V t
COMMITTEE
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PUT A6VEN7UM IN EA7ING WIt M
FUNFUL HAMBURGERS-ON-A-S7ICK
venti
At 1 p.m, W. M. fl. wit) conduct
a program masting at First Bap*
list Church.
At • p m. Elsie Knight Circle
will meet at th* home of Mrs. II.
A. Moreland, 1110 Palmetto, with
Mrs. Sue Stevenson as co-hoa«
teat.
WEDNESDAY
Th* Sanford Garden Club board
meeting will be held at the Gar
den Center at 9:30 a, m.
At 3:30 p.m. the Junior Choir
will rehears* at First Baptist
Church.
At 7:30 p.m. Dr. W. P. Brooks
Jr. will lead midweek prayer ser
vice at First Baptist Church.
At 1:15 p.m. Roy Britt will
lead th* Sunday School Worker*'
Council at First Baptist Church.
TUMDAt
Th* Pilot Club will hold It*
regular bualnasi meeting In the
Yacht Club at 8 p.m. Buard will
meet et 7:30 p.m.
Th# Sanford Garden Club Hor
ticulture Chairmen will mast at
10 a.m. at th* Gardan Center,
At 8 p.m the Training Union
members of First Baptist Church
will attend a Training Union a»ancialional conference at IteLand
First Baptist. The hua will Itav*
the church at 7:00 o'clock.
At 7 p.m. the Y.W.A.V will
meet at the home of Mis* I or*
garet Btnhain, 605 W. 20th St.
On The
BOo Ks HeLp
“ “ BY I. DRIGGERS “ “
flam* good new non-fiction far
those who prefer it: “Unleashing
of Evolutionary Drought" by Os
car Riddle: “Atom* For Peace,"
by David Woodbury; “ Slen. Roc
kets and Spac* Rats", by J.loyd
Stailan; “ Memory Bay" by John
Frederic “ Exploring Slara" by
Robert Richardson: "Kamongo Or
Th* Lungflsh And Hi* Padre" by
Komar Smith; (this book la no
treatise on science versus religion
but a beautiful book pari fiction
and part philosophy, done la a
style worth the intelligent reader’s
time),
“How to Run A Club; a com
plete hand book for club mambera"
by Harry Simmons, which covers
every pbsj# of successful ctuh
operation; “ Family Scrapbook"
by Emrst Osborn# answers every
thing you want to know in the
way of ear* and management of
children:
Th# Literary Guild eholce for
April is "Imperial Woman" by
Pearl Buck. It 1* ready now for
circulation. This Is a romantic no
vel about th# last Empress of Chi
Wesleyan Service
na, Tzu Hse, whn held the empire
Kraft11*|) t>
and the dynasty al its height
Th* Graduate Nyrsea' Associa Guild Appoints
from th# 1860s until her death
tion af Pel.and i» sponsoring a
dance In the National Guard Nominatina Grouo in 1901. This gay, lovely woman
his been called the most wicked
Armory from • p.m. t» 1 am.
Tha regular meeting of the and the most virtuous of mon
Ticket* are being sold both in
arch*, the most cruel and the
Sanford and Del.and by mrmW*. Wesleyan Servlre Guild was held most benevolent. Really good read
They may be gotten at the d<or Monday evening at the home of ing.
also. Music will he by Paul Cas Mrs. Nanry Brock with Mr* O.
Th# new eareer hook for the
key's Orchestra and thsra will ba K. Goff as en-hn*to#*.
Following devotions hy Mr*. teenagers Is "Kit# Rreennan, Mo
entertainment at Intermission.
del" hy Maureen Daly.
At 9:30 #.m. Vance Duke will Rtirke Steele, the huainee* meet
I’v* Just finished reading “Sea
ing
was
held
being
preaidrd
nver
Irad tha R.A.'s at First Baptist
hy the president, Mias Ethel Ris Wyf" hy J. M. Seott, A suspense
Church.
novel right to the end! 1 thorough
er.
MONDAY
A nominating committee con ly enjoyed* It and th# ending
The WMU of th* First Baptist
iiirh a surprise, This is no
Church will meat at 10:13 a. m. stating of Mrs. Burke Steele, was
love
story and th# who]# thing
Mr*.
Haiet
Flynt
and
Mr*.
J,
R
for circle meetings. A covered
dish luncheon will be held at noon. Hoolehan was appointed to bring takes pile# on th# Indian nc#an
Program will be ai 1 p. m. Topic In a report at tha May meeting. on a ruhber raft on which the
la "Tell Them Th* Mighty To As the program, Mis* Mabel four sole survivors of a shipwreck
Save.’* General officers will give Chapman reported on the final Itv# for 14 day*. (By the way,
the program. Mrs. Claud* Hum ehapt*r of the study hook on th* that’s pronmmred “Sea Wife".)
This Item from Durham, N C
American Indian.
phrey la leader.
Is
the best Pvt heard: Dub* Uni
Those
present
were
Mrs.
Mil.
Westsldf I’-TA will hold Its meet
ing at 7:30 p. m. for an election drtd Cnrver, Mr*. Lucy Smith, versity has regained a library
that wai checked out 36
ef officeri. Voli* Williams will be Mra. Fred Smith, Miss Mabel book
guest speaker. All members ere Chapman, Sirs. Waller Carter, years ago.
Duk# levies * nickel a day on
tt'grd to attend this Important Mrs Burk* Steele, Mr*. Porter
tn toting.
Lansing, Sirs. J. R Hoolehan, overdue hooks, and this nn# eouid
The Friendship League ef the Mr*. C. L. Wynn. Mr*. Basel have cost th# horrnwer *650 Th#
J9 Congregational Thrlstian Churrh Flynt, Mr*. J. P Hall, Mr*. It. professor who brought It hack got
.yon" Instead of a fin#
will hold
meeting 1fn the F#IJ S. Rlllhimer, and the horteeses. aH*“thank
"found It among hi* father's
lewship Halt ef the church at 2
bonks Th* hook, t hlography of
SALE IS PLANNED
pm
Napoleon, was cheeked out Gel
The
Comnnmily
Methodist 8.
Circle N«. Three of th* First
1919. Duke officials say shout
Christian Church will meet a: Church of D* Hary will hold a too of their I.joo.ooo volumes are
7:30 p.m. with Mra.
L. Ellett, rummage sain Saturday morning Inst strated or stolen each year
1422 Chaia Ava. Program leader at S 3*) a.m. at the miner of 7ih, The longest I can remember
and Cypress Ave in Ssnfnrd Mr* that a hook was kept out and
1* Mrs. A B. Huntley.
At 10:45 a m. W.M.8. Circles Harold Ciffin is genera] chairman then returned was about II
will meet at First Baptist Church. of th* event
months. I won't mention any
At II noon W.M.8. will sen-# This la being put en for th# names, hut the honk was found In
a covered dt*h luncheon at First benefit ef the builder* fund of the garage. W# hav# som# good
Baptist Church.
j the Da Bary Church. '
books nut now either lost strayed
or stolen. Wish w. rould get them
back, but writing doesn't seem
to bring result*.
May brings another Erie Manley
j
k d t '(
Gardner "Case Of tha Demur#
H if t S iW
Defendant". It also brings books
by A. J. Cronin, Elizabeth Goudge,
Edna L*e and Patrick Dennis
Best sellers of th* week list*
“Last Hurrah'' hy Edwin O'Con
nor ai ftrat. which I understand
i* very good. Everyor* who has
2m U
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A »Waste* like tkW efat* a •
mtmmr 4*y
itf
-i"-/
f nipthoH Can Hoam In April Shaw«r»
„ or Though FMts have Hailed April
. •$ dually tag Its “geldee 100*“ and
tie “ailvef ralar many picturetigers get thalr aptrit* dampened
by a auddan spring ahnwar. They
wrongly feal that they have to
put their camera# away until th*
■un cornea out again.
We suggest that you capitalize
•n th* next rainy day and let
your camera catch aom* unusual
shots—mayb* tha youngatm hop•eetchlng from puddle te puddle,
\w 2a neighbor walking an unwilling
pup, 0 * pasaaraby and thsir b*ll*t
ef umbnllas raflactad In tha gliatoning pavement
T* bs aura that you keep your
camera dry, aelect 1 aheltered
doorway cr a window from which
to do your shooting. That way
tHara’U Ho M ra ia d fe p f 8P4U4P
Ing on the leno to blur. It* vision
and epell your snapshot
Remember, too, to choos* a
fairly bright rainy day for your
picture taking. Thle will assure
good reeulte avoa with ordinary
snapshot film in a alrapla camera.
If you want to. howavar, you can
hav* sp*ci*l “rain insurance" by
loading your camera with «xtru
fast Rim—It's practically foolproof
for shooting on a rainy day!
The next time it raini don't l*t
a little thing like an April shower
dampen your picture- taking plans.
Weather or not—your camera le
always ready to help you get in
tonating shots for'your album.
So don't b* a falrw«ath*r friend
try shooting In th* rain, tool
Easter Breakfast
Given Servicemen
At Sanford USO
Th# L*dl*« Augtltarv «f th*
Veterans of Foreign Wan .Vmlnnl. County Pn*t 328* tponsorad
*n Ea*t#r breakfast for *h# ssrvle# psrsonnsl at th* USO.
It was th# second ysar that
such an affair wa* marked with
hug. success. It la tha elm of
tht* local VFW Poat and It* auxi
liary to promote preat.r human
relationship h*tw#*n thns. in ser
vice and th# vsUrani of past
war*.
Th* Raster hr*akf*st consist
ed of ham and eggs ffrlsd to
your liking) Hired potato#*, toast,
eoff##, butter, Jsm. Another Is
planned for n#it Raster. Th#
cooks for th# event wer# pr#s#nt
Post
Commander
Melvin L.
^mlth snd Mlcha#l figrsy from
NAAS, a VFW m*mh#r.
Thos* present ta help and as
sist In this program w*r#: Auxi
liary president. Mrs, Melvin L.
Smith, and th# n#wly #l»ct#d
pr#*td#nt, Ruth Smith; newly
plectfd post eomtnand«r Mirhacl
Thomas; th# present Riiartermsa.
t#r, H C. Tbunom end Mrs. H. C.
Hiursom: newly elected vie# Presi
dent Evelyn Dluhrow; John P.
Donohue, Mary Eplin, Sir. and
Mr*. Thomas Dllllsrd, John "Tex''
Brady and newly elected quarter
master Robert L. Brown.
The Auxiliary and th# Post
wish to etpeciallr *xpress their
deepest anpreclation to Mrs, Ed
Kuhn , USO hostess, without
whose afferlg this could aot have
been such a huge auec#ia.
The Installation ot all officers
will taka plar* April P at 4 p.m.
In th# Amertean Legion Hut. All
■ — bar# are urged to
Friendship Class
Discusses Project
At Recent Session
C*rR«*i«A! C«»M«v p>'M#
YPsrm weather la coming and with it youi chance to put adven
ture into eating with out-of-door meals.
Add fun to these mesls with "funful" Hsmburgers-on-s-Stick. . .
thick slices of tomsto, sweet onion ind perfectly seisonrd hamburger
balls bttbecued on skewers. These delicious hsmburger bills msde
from a Carnation Company recipe arc prepared with cwporiitd milk
le make them juicy and never crumbly. They hold together and stay
irm ly on the skewer.
Barbecued or oven broiled, Hsmburgcrt-on-a-Stick ire an attrse*
Hse new w»y to serve hamburger with pride. Make them an ill-yearround treat, Th* whole family will applaud, and children etpeciallr
love their novelty. You can be sure of pet fret m u lti ever) tune with
this recipe
H A M B U B O E M -O N -A -S T J C K
Iwas IS Stout S MS'lMOil
|| («p (Miff
vnAMe4
I '1 S « f M It* .
ttegMfad mitk
* Ml
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M
>* N«FW *•**«
«ep ».•#!►
»n
iv p Etftgff
4s»*I
H Hep H tt i n t U f
M v ill ingredients together until well Needed. DiviJe into
equsl psrts. Ship# into bills Put tomsto slice, hamburger ball, onion
slice, mother himburger ball and s scumd tomato slice on etch of
12 skewers. Broil 7 to 7 minutes on each side.
Sunday School
To Send Orphan
Money Each Month
Th# J«y-Ruth Sunday School
Plats of th# First Baptist Churrh
h#!d Its monthly els-s r- Tuesday In th# horn# of Mrs.
Rohirt C. Hodges, 2314 Lnur#l
Avt.
Th# session was railed to or
der hy th# president of th# da*',
Mrs, Ralph Betts, *ft#r which
ths roll was checked for visiting
ahstnleet and pro.pecta. Mrs.
Jimmy Hally was chosen group
captain No, Four.
Two friendahlp card* wore
*lgn»d hy member* to a#iid to
memhere who arc airk. Mr*.
Thnmaa W. Brook*
elected
flower eh airman of th# elasa.
Th* class voted to send on#
dollar per month to a child in
th# Orphan* Horn# In Lakeland.
The meeting «»• f1n<cd h*- .--in.
tur* vers#* and prayar hy Mra.
A. J Peterson.
The’ next tesslnrt will h# held
In th# home of Mrs. Oil Thomas.
2004 Sanford Av«. During th*
social hour delicious eefrcahmenl*
were served hy hostesses consist
ing of rakes, nuts and lim# punch
which were enioyed by all
Thns# present w#re Mrs l.loyd
Cronm#, Mt*. Jimmy Bailey. Mr*.
Robert Marra. Mr*. A .1. Priorson, Mrs Roger Schmidt. Mr*.
Alfred (Tift** J r, Mrs, Dan Bat
ten, Mrs Thomas VV, Brooks,
Mr*. Robert f! H--dg*s. Mrs.
Rslph Betts, and Mr*. Olt Thu
maa.
Open House
Honors Couple
In De Bary
Mr. and
3fr*. Louis F.
St. Amsnd nf Enterprise Rd.
D# Bary held an open house
Saturday av.ntng In honor of
1 heir hour, guests, Mr. and Mr*.
Ro!*nd Tnllnrk nf Albany, N.Y.
A short musical program *»»
gltrp by Mrs Laura Platt llrnwn
pianist;
and Henry Khelmg.
tenor.
Mr* Brown played "Rondo
Capriccioto" hy Mendelssohn and
Mr. Ebeling *»ng "Passing D*y"
• nd th# "Whlffenpoof Song.”
Th* guest* wer# Ur. and Mr*.
Merritt Pike, Birmingham, Mich;
M l Ilk *
Mr and Mr*. G. Waller, Jackson Woodcock and Miss Alin# Cliap-i
ville; Mr. and Mr*. Henry dial man.
ing, Dal.eon Springs; Mr. and
Mr*. Robert Cox. Entorprl*#; Mr.
and Mr*. Charles BerLsch, Mr.
and Mrs H. F llrnwn, Mr. and
Mrs. William f'nnad*)-, Mr and
Mr- Wallis (jahler. Mr. and Mr*. 1 Rev. and 5tn Tarry L. Stone
Edward I.andergicn. Mr. and and family hav. had *a their 9^ ^
Mrs Kunldmh'helsrn, Mr. and guest this week Mr Stone's sis
Mr* Georg* Percy. Mr and Mi*. ter, Mis* Mary K Htone, Miami. 104 E A S T
K*r| Piikfnrd, Mr and Mrs. •^ir=Ji=Jf=Jf=lr=nr=Jf=ur=Ir
Charles Wagner, Mr and Mra.
James Richards, Mrs. Everalt
Waite, Dr and Mr*. Harry Whi
taker, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Willgon-a and Mt ami Mr*. Henry
Wood, all nf De Bary,
AFTER EASTER DRESS SALE!
Cotton and rayone In Junior
al*#a 9 to 111, Mi.aare ai/.t>a
10-20, Half size* 14« a-24' j.
and Sfl-82. VALUKS FOItMERLY WERy. 7.00-12.08.
At a bargain price you can't
afford to mlaa.
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T H E SANTOXD FTtBALDV
T h u n . A pril 9, 1984 P ig # 8
Plans Completed
For Card Party
Slated In April
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our . K M . U , . l « . N E W .n d n i F r E R E N T I
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Barefoot Sandals
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B . E . P U R C ELL Co.
"W* Cloth Tha Family*'
Sanford • Orlando
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P& AAonalA C L U tt. J2
SPECIAL MEET TOLD
A special rneeiipg Is being Covered Dish Meal
called by James Gut, Chairman of
tb* Fnlr Committee, asking all Begins Activities
members of the Cungregntinnal
Christian Church to pie#| In tha For Club Members
Fellowship Unit nf th* ehurch at
Tha Ranford Tourist and RhufI p.m. next Tuesday night.
flehoard
Club held It* eov#red
Tha session was called for tha dish Supper
meeting last night
purpose nf making arrangement*
In th# club hon«e at 6-3rt p m.
for e fair to ha held for th*
Approximately 45 member* and
h«ntfit of tha Building Fund.
guest* taer# present. After th*
simper a business meeting *n*
r#td It h*» enjoyed It It's shout held and guest* wera Introduced
Irish polities and was the Bonk- inrluding Mr and Mr* Clement
ofdh# Monfh selection for Febru Hotchkiss, and Mr* Georg* Rot• ry.
tin. Mrs. Mitini* F,u«n.
“Auntie Marne" didn't hava s
v#ry long rest *nd "Bridle" in d ’ Friday th* Grange City dull
will he the guest nf th# flaufnr I
“ Marjon*" are nil] going strong rltih
In a shuffitboanl tourney at
All thre# girls are still on the
2 p.m.
most widely r#ad book list.
Sale
f .'l
Th* Friendship Class of tha
First Christian Church held Its
monthly meeting at th# ehurch at
6:10 p.m. with all pr#sant bring Plana were completed al 9ta*
ing a covered dish.
meeting of th# Sanford B k t W ...
Th* meeting was called to or- Club last night for • Bridge-Canal-,. rf,r hy the president, Mrs, Mat la-5amba Party to b« given a t .
Ellett and th# class discussed Its'
^om an 'a Club the evening
vi
3piii i*.
wen
of <April
it, iur
for inr
th# benefit
of
i tA ' 1
rated with potted amaryllia, and
.. , P .
.
.
the Ctuh's Penial Ctinie,
which when completed will be
..
_ , , „ . _ . ___ . . . .
ml*ed sprlnr flowers.
lnd wiU
;
Mrs. Roy Tillla class president given to th. “Educational Fund.''-Cn*lrm*n (or th#
Visitations wsra also discussal he assisted by Commille# Mempresided over the business ses
sion. opening with Mrs. Caroline by the class and ssvtrel couples hers; Mr*. Myrtle Gradlsk, Helen,. ..
G. Hill reading from th* Cokes- •greed to the several name* ami Constantine, Ann# Rinehart and
...
.
u . ssh d . I i . b
* * - *!
bury Hymnal. “The Tongue." will call.a on them this
Hatty Baker.
week.
This wn« followed hy the group
The
meeting,
was
held
at
thV
v*j
Th# meeting was adjourned
•Inginc "Safely Through Another with a ptayer by Andy Anderson. horn# of Mrs. Helen Pearson.
Week.'*
Those present wer* th* Rtv. Other business discussed IncludedReport* from all standing com- Perry Stone, Mr*. Mae Ellett and plans for altendanv* at State Con-,, .
niitles chairmen were given. children, Mr. and Mr*. Earl venitnn to b# held In Lakeland
Mrs. G. C. Beall of Osteen was Evan* and children, Mr. and Mra. In June, and tha National Biennial
presented a* a new member and j„hn n , |r , nrt children, Mrs. Convention which will take placw •
Mr*. Effle M- Flanders, a visitor. Eunice Horton, Clyde Feathers, In July,
was Introduced.
Mrs. Eugene W. Petti* and Officers for the coming y e a rMra. T. Bradford Byrd and Mra. J guests from Csnal Point, 3lr. and war* elected and will be Installed ....
F. F. At how made donation* to Mr», Andy Anderson.
at th* neat meeting.
tha Rlrthilay Bank.
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Mr*. Tillla read an artld# from ■ ■i / r r i s i p ^ e v f T A k I C 3
th* "Ranch Rambler” an Issue L l l \ £ M IN t V » U I I U l N d f
dedicated to th# late Homer
f4 ¥
Roit«heay#r, whn organised th#
«4ri 1
T
H
EY
'R
E
OUR
S
P
E
C
IA
L
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“Bove Banrh" at Palatka. Follow
■T* j
ing th# r*ading of this arilct#
the #rnup mad# a donation to th#
Rodeheavor hoys ranch.
At the next meeting, a me
ip *0
morial servlre, will he hold in the
audltnilum nf the rhurch with
*11 church meniliera welcomed.
si"
DAA
p
Mrs Claude II Vidnn, Mrs. |,ucy
Courier, and Mrs, Albert Hickson
1
will he in ch*rg. of th* arrange
if
ment* for this service.
During th# social hour. Mr*.
f ,
Hst|'m*n presented Mr*. R»s*i#
it
Herman whn gave * most beauti
/C-i
ful and Inspirational talk.
Refreshment*
of
plneapp!#
X -'r.
chee*« mold, saltlne*. mints and
coffe* wer# served to those prosent.
Thus# present w»r# Mra. J E.
Coiirler, Mrs F F. \thuw M'«.
J. R. Hawthorn#. Mr* O. C.
Beall. Mrs. C. W Lynch. Mrs.
Jo* Terlap, Mr* R G. Hickson,
Mrs. T I. Slllwau. Mrs G R.
Estrldg#. Mrs J. Bny#tt#, Mrs.
J O. t.aney, Mrs A P Zacharv,
For that broad look . . .
Mrs. Claud# Herndon, Mr*. Gr#dy
Herman, Mr* fl. G. Hardman,
CHEST STRIPES
Mr*. A. B. Steven*. Mr*. M. R.
Strickland,
— !i
ANo Mr*. C M. Flower*. Mrs.
b y N o r r is C a .v tfa lJ
T B. nyni, Mts Louis# Knowles.
Mr* Zeh Ratliff. Mr*. R F.
Robinson, Mr*. Carolina G. HID.
jr,
‘f **■
Wt
Mra Ffft# M. Flander*. Mr* J.
•#■ •$2.95
FROAf
Brodl# William*. Mrs. A. II. Gre
gory, Mr*. John M. Glllon, Mrs
c, j.‘ Merlw#th#r, Mr*, o. E. Im pftrled Dulch glitEhtima, fast-color eomhed ftbriCB h f ' *
white, Mr*, t.id* stall. Mrs. | f;njev A I,nrd, Dan Rlvar and Mlaalnn Valley from Total.
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Th* Daughter* nf Wealey Sun
day flehnot Class held a business
and social meeting In McKInlcv
Hall, on Tuesday #rcnlng. with
Mrs. A. B. Stevens, Mrs. T. Rradfurrt Bvrd. V**, S. G. Marriman.
Mrs, Louis# Knowles,- Mr*. Paulinc Howard and Mra. J .' W.
Brantley p* co-hostesses.
IHM'V deco.
nfcn.
The h*H Was heati'ifuMv
•* •
THURSDAY
■At 7:30 pjn. th# Youth Choir
will h*v« their r#h«ar*el. At 4
p.m. Junior Fellowship will have
their meetli.g.
T.ie Southstde P-TA will have a
regular meeting to be held at tha
• : ujo1. Teacher* will talk to the
parents at 7:30 p ra. with »e»*ioo
to begin at • p m.
The Santoro Duplicate Bridge
Club will hold lti weekly duplicate
game at the Yacht Club at a p. m.
Visitors welcome.
Seminole Chapter No. 1, DCS
will meet et S p.m. in the Masonic
Temple.
The TEL ela«* of the First
Baptist Church will meet in the
cbnpel at 1 p.m. Mrs. J. A. Cun
ningham and her gfoup will be hoi*
tesaea
• The Navy Station Officers' Wives
luncheon will be in the form ot
•# »• Mad Hatter luncheon at Jim
flpencer's at 12:10 p m. Everyone
will wear a hat and there will be
a prise lor the moat original.
Hostesses are Mrs fl. W. Jackson
•nd Mrs. F. F. Johnson.
At 7 p.m. the Intermediate
Choir will rehearse at First Bap
tist Church.
At 8 p.m. the Adult Choir 'will
fnhnsr*# at n rs t Baptist Church.
FRIDA*
Th* Woman's Auxiliary of th*
Seminole Memorial Hospital will
•ponsor a dance In the Mayfair
Inn beginning at I p.m
Memorial Service
Planned By Group
For.Next Meeting
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Newcomer
CHAPTER TWlUmr-atVXN
KQLORA overslept the nest morn
ing. When she opened her eyes,
height 'April sunshine bumiahed
the window panes, birds proclaim*
ad the day, and the air was alive
with tha tingle of eprtng.
She yawned widely and atreUhed
to bar very Anger tip*. Last nigbt'a
unhappy ending reached out to
e—
her mind but she would
have non* of It Today she would
laugh at Wade ITha gloomed, tease
Jemmy lovingly, coax a smile from
Mocher Tyler.
Unfortunately, her brave plans
began to go awry almost at once.
Bhe came downstairs In bar new
gown of dove gray, lo Qnd Mra
Tyler and Jemmy already at break*
fast. The boy was not —ting, and
Bis grandmother w— obviously in
• towering dudgeon
.•I .am sorry to be late," Lora
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drew off his shoes, sad parte* thei Pea g et The Oates So—n’t eafl
quilt over him
fnisillasL Hke Lb* South do— with
KANSAS CITY UU-Oiyrapie of*
-It's Hamlin,* be aai* after ai nine— Lena, poo wilt help me 7*
AUGUSTA, Gt. (R—Can • nek)
futile effort te slop hie team.■ -Of course I’D help you," aha flelals today picked a dot— bas
comer win Ih* 30th Masters, *
“Papa aaya he baa te g a Thisi whispered, a— bps close te hie ketball players tha United State*
.r.-L*.rl*t«te WiilrjL.W.IC.'^lvrf’v
morning Qilie must have leftt ear. "Too1re got me, poo know, will scad to tho Olympic Oamae
Grandmothcr'a sitting room door’ And you're got your papa. AH next November Iff Australia.
with the biggest and bett field in
open and Hamlin got la there be*' mothers and fathers get eroeawtih
Its brief but brilliant hiatory?
Five
come
from
tha
playoff
fore I was up. I guess it w— aI thetr children sometime* and
The record* say no. The golfer*
new place for hfm because he'si sometimes the ahitdrea get aero— champion Bartasrtlle Oiler*; Bor*
lay no. And the sportswrteri say
datu Haldorson, Bob Jaangerard,
never slowed there, sad ha must: at (heat, too."
no. They lean toward the experi.
have thought It was fun. He didn't: "ft's not Uke th e tr tried Jam- Jam— Walsh, Chuck Darling and
ence of a Cary Mlddlecoff, Sant
mean to do anything bad. Lone." ray knowingly. "He hat** me. 1 Bill Hougland.
Snead, Ben Hogan or Jimmy Dem*
Jemmy gulped and Lora pattedl know he doca And 1 bate him
Selected
from
three
other
team*
hi* arm gently.
aret.
tool"
'
•"On* of tho— shawls yos and
She eouid feel anger tightening the Ollera met during ■ three-nght
But Ray O'Brien, tournament hl
Papa gave Grandmother for Christ* la him, pulling him taut. Oently round-robin playoff haro war* Cart
rector of the Professional Golfeff
mas wee on a chair and Hamlin the pushed him back upoa hie pit* Cain, BUI Rus—11 and K. C. Jon—
Aa«n. aays yet.
dragged It down and played with low.
of the Celltge All-Sura; Billy
"Wo have more fine young gnif.
It all over the room He chewed a
"You can t help me U you keep Evana, Olh Ford and Ray Warren
oft on the tour this year than
hole In It and tor* it In some other this up. And I’ll need your help of tho armed forces ; and Dick
places. Grandmother heard him and If we’re to —ve Hamlin."
ever before, ! believe,” O'Bnrn
Bouihka of the Seattle Bakers.
rang and rang the bell, but d i e
tald. '■Several of them have th*
Ha quisled a Utile and stared
Of the u , only ffougland was a
was busy In the kitchen and the at tier darkly.
game to win the Master*, and I
didn't com* right away. And then
"First I II have to talk to Peter. member of the U.S. team which
think one of them will,”
I
heard
the
ringing
and
the
bark
But 1 oaa*t do anythin ualiea you swept to victory la the IMS OlymrtU t Wad* overslept too 7"
He mentioned tuch circuit »l«ri
and I earn* running down, stop trying and try to get a asp. pica. At that time he was g Kan
' Jemmy threw her a tragic look ing
a* Dow Flnstenyald, Don Fair,
right.after
Papa"
Never mind school today. You just ts* University student
and began to Bddl* with bis por*
field, Ernie Vosiler, Lionel if*,
He choked beck a sob and went ■eat sow. And Uue afternoon wa it
rldf* epooh.
The Olera qualified for five
bert, Mike Fetchlck, Billy M a i
"Eat I" —Id hla grundmothar, on. "Grandmother was furious talk aheut what cao be dona Make
at 8unihlne Springe and Gardena In Sarasota, television alar wall, Gene Llttlerand Mika Sou.
—a Jammy forced the spoon to when she uw ber blue shawl and plena We ll work things out —me* placet on the team by defatting
nt of water skiing. Parke, who Is the headliner of "Slop the chak,
aha —id Hamlin would hav* to ga how, Jemmy. You know I’ll stand lha College All-Stars 7P-7S In the
quivering Up*.
n show*, was photographed while making two complete rlrcult*
, "Has something happened 7" I triad to explain that b* didn't by you."
final night of #th* playoff 1. The
Mlddlecoff.ilhe defending chsm.
ring* accompanied by hit tutor, Jim Ruling, left, show director Plon who would like to become
know any better because he is a
U w— a relief to find that Moth* balance of tha 13-man team wa*
Lora ashed. "Where la WadeT"
Ttiat," aaid Mr* Tyter coldly, very young dog. But—but Papa er Tyler had finished end had 1van selected by Olympic official* In
the flrat to win Mailers title* m
*1a what I should Ilk* to know. wouldn't listen. He —Id this was wheeled back to bar ailing.room. consultation with Geraki Tucker,
lucceeilve year* held out for n .
My ton hM never turned against enough and Grandmother was When she bed —ten, Lora went m
perlence — experience on the ox.
ma with thoughts he would not right He—he called Peter In and briefly to let ber know that Jem* Oiler Coach who automatically be
acting A11 gnat* National Corn--# a
share until you cam* Into this told him to take Ham out and get my would slay in bed this morn* came Olympic coach by virtue of
bouse, Lora. Pei hap* you had bat* nd of him—to give him away at tug, and that ana wee going to his team’s victory.
favorite golfing retreat of rresi.
tar tatj ma whtrq It Is that he go—
Uke some fruit to Adam liiuna
LONGWOOD—Derby qualifying day night.
Named assistant coach of tha
competing In the etcond derby dent fnsenno,*i_
in tht evening, and why he li eo
who wee down with the fever Olympic aquad, subject to approv racaa art slated tonight and Fri
"I don't believe any of me hoft
heat Friday,
4larty
Robbins,
the
traek’i
top
Often out of the hou— an day
again.
who
haven't played thl> courts
al
of
hla
school,
la
Frank
(Bucky)
day
night
at
the
Sanford-OrianEach
of
the
elimination
event*
long."
winner with It victories, S o a p
There wee n gleam In the deep*
"He doesn't tell ma. either," Lora
set eyes — the old women re O'Connor, w(io directed the College do Kennel elub. Sixteen outstand* Rock and fa«l-finishing Richard will be over the gruelling three* » e v e r a I yf#rk--*tatrj m,)r(,
Bald mildly. "I believe be la work*
garded ber. "Have you seen whet All-Stars to two vletoriai la tha tag greyhound* will tee action In son ar* among the leading con eighths mil* court* and each will chanre,” he »a|d. "-TM* is * four**
tag on torn* effort that has to do
that dog has done?” Hhe reached playoffs before bowing to the the elimination event* with tha tendere entered In the Flret b* run off ae th* 10th and final you have to kVbw to be able to
with tha war. Why don't you ask
(or the ragged ehawl from the Oilers. O’Connor la head coach of •ight top performer* • gaining derby qualifying heat tonight. event of the evening.
•corn welj.
. *■-•'.
Rim your—Iff"
Uble neat to ber.
bertha In the 21et annua) central Butch If. leotope and Jet Streak
baiketball at Iowa,
Th#
Sanford-Ortando
track'*
"J'd
»v;,LH*lfT
gjjd ?ourHiV
"I hav* no.wish to try." said the
"Yee, I know," I-ora aaid. "Tm
The playoff champion wai then Florida Derby on tup next 4lon- are among the most popular ataia greatest eeaeon eloiei next Wed n^vf
im«m ib*
old lady, toconalatemiy "At Iseat
very sorry. But I think Jemmy is determined by an Olymple rule
nesday. Matinee programs are yolmgar f#no«e: T’hfJ'vn alroadr
he bsa come to hla —ns— about
being tom much more seriously
scheduled at 2 p. m. on the final pla‘ »d In two’or thr** Mt-i»r<"
one thing this morning."
then your ehawl, and I think he La which gives two points for a vic
three days of the campaign, Mon
tory and one for a loss, hut In th*
' • Jemmy1* mouth trembled uneonmore important."
BOOST
FOR
YANKS
•
•
By
day, April 9. Tuesday, April in,
trollably If* *<*t down hla spoon
“Fortunately my eon dors not event of two teams finishing with
and ran out of the mom and up
and Wednesday. April It, in add
place my feelings eo low no tne similar point totals gives the pliyition ta tha regular aftamoon
•celt of hie consideration," Mra off victory to tha learn which de
k
A O tf O F TUB N e w 9
performance this Saturday
Tyler broke in. “lie has ordered feated the other.
i
YO RK V A N m ”
Peter lo get rid of the dog. HorneAgaln«t
the
All-Stars
the
cham.
I
c o u ld m a h b rn e
thing which should have been done
F8U, IM.INOIR CLASH
I
L e a g u e c m am p *
long ago. Whet I can t under plon Oilers roared Into a quirk
IN FINALS
|
SU R B R E P E A T E R S j F ,
stand la how he can be nailing lead In the first half sparkr-J by
TALLAHASSEE
LT)—Florid*
IJk
MB
C
O
M
E*
Parting,
the
A9
former
iowa
play
Morgen's house thtae day*, as ElSlat* and Illinois clash In ^he f|.
he telle me he te. He
“ knows how er. Darling scored 19 points in the
WWpettV WITH t m e
CAMPF-R. fWI.PR LEAD
nals of (h* Collegiate Invllntioiml
dangerous and destructive ah* can first half and with two more
u ) K ,ND O F PircM /H O
ATTACK
rfasehall Tournament tonight.
y
M B'* ALW AY9
points In the second half was high
TAMPA II}*)—Shortstop Dav*
Yesterday the Semlnoles seored Camper and right fielder Rop
\> ^
^
SBBM e d
for th# Oilers.
P A B LB OF.
three runa In the bottom of th* Osier led a 15-hlt attack ytsledj
ninth to edge Wisconsin 4 1 and day as the University *f Tamp*
a o r a h y tr# **
the lllinl beat West Virginia 7-0 hnsehall team defeated American
MMOiP
•etealk Mare — S I* Mil, T im * as
Discussion
Of
'56
PAT* J
I’lets* Aasln sue I Su
«lu '56 National PGA
International College i-7..
fiyv'mvln'
Js.sv s -in
FLORIDA SOUTHERN
•Mlddlsliors
<is
Football
Rules
Will
VlululeU ( J .J > |ts se
REATEN If.3
Tourney To Be All
K'aklk Mae* — S IS Mil* T in s SI *
STETSON WINS
LAKEI^AND
IF )—Seven error*
Launch
Conference
M te# „
a.s#
]•«
DELAND (Al—Thre* vlrtorlea
coupled with It hit* gave p.--*.
•fkler fish*
1 su s no Match-Play Evenf
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
ll’'!ol fieslan
s iu
hyterlan College * basehnll vie- in fiv* slnglra matches gave SteU
uulnlslo i l l ) i n t o
'
(TIICAGO i.ts_The 1938 nsllnnat W. V*. 'F —A discussion of 1938
lory over Florida Southern Col-' ion Unvcreltv a 4.4 tann'« «•'*• v
*'■'* Mere — »/ IS Nile TIm* XI.T PGA tournament, to bo an all football rules was to launch for
over High Point College of North
lege here last night 17-9.
!if >nc* .* *' M4 1» I in 1 no
WITH
rtM
T
ty
FOMP
•»'V, •*in*
< .u t in match * plsy event for the find mal session today of the annual
Carolina yesterday,llnun l) ,H |
)ti,
TOMMY
BYRNE
AMP
NOW
(yuinieU tt-lt i n so
time, will have sectional qualify 3-day conference of the National
MtPM RM orr, TUB TANK*
John.McCraw managed the New
Assn, of Collegiate Commission
Tealfc More — a, I* Mile T1«* SI.I
IY/U DC !MUNwe Potor/oM
York Olanta from'th* *nd 'of tha
ForreJI
li Jo r.to iso ing rounds between May 21 and er*.
Th* W>7f*T^p!aj'»r In th# Am*
. OP MAY!NO 3 FRONT, \ n u l h » r J&filcte
| 5rt
e 1 1 . May 28
1902 season through 19.11. fiuring nrlcan l.**gii« Is Waihlngton out
.
ran liork
’
i
Herbert 0. ’Frit*) Crlster of th*
L im e sourN PAW t-rN tyRs
that tlm* hl.a tennis won 4 ,118.1 ,
WulnUla n i i n t i a
fielder Ernie Oraveta at 6-4.
A field of 128 golfrro.' Including University of Michigan, chairman
BMOUOM TO M AKE TME
Milo Tim . SI.I a minimum of 30 or 40 exempted
of the National Eoolhalt Rules
L B FT-MAYP E P BA TTER *
» »n 1 so i ;o
Mrll««r rum
too n , from qualtf.iinit,' will begin a Ht Commute*, was lo lead tha dlaON THlOPPOSITION t r y
l.'Jeoy l>»>
| l(l
match round In the tournament cussion.
in N 'l.lllfn KNTHir.R
IH»T n s , I. —s ,«
„ t. H,
, July 20 at Canton. Ma.«. the PGA
/ V t l i r i fo r O u t b o a r d
In a prelude to the meeting,
*l"««on. .K.isomod. announced. The meet run. through
the
committee
on
tha
football
of
fihl
i n . JKll JwEigi
»""/f.o,,«'«f. -Xellrun,
uncBtly
July 24 at Canton'* nine Hill Gulf ficiating manual met yaitrrday to
B o a tin g E n th u siasts ^
f.l'1,0 ' "
Nile Mrods II
1
fro T4«n Jor. t it|o *i.o 11 and Country Club.
discuis th* manual. Aaa Btiahnell
Hrendo h !
The 38-hole qualifying round for of th* Eastern College Athletic
TIIIMI,*
ll'.?-..1
, -*l»eri»
Tim*II
llllllll M
i l l — .1 lo Nil#
tirade
the 31 PGA diatrlct* la set for Conference I* chairman of tho
rlolle ll“ ,K
, , , r'
'Mtrelrli
',u>, lllm
-'Hto
,
Koni'urk.
.r, Mdy
Hint May 2t but may he contested up committee.
to and Including May*28
.'J1!* taO'-k Ahr
Some 23 to W representative*
• *M Mrif II II j;» A m >flie (*rms|# m
of athletic conferences throughout
;;r ,. 11,1. Urohle. I.lnfho. Ho, ,00
1
Fl ntf. n mil-. II.>l
r.imiTii a i r r —a is wii*
„ th* country were expected, Th*
f,
r — 1,1 NHe lirod. II Klsalir. I *«• 'Urn. n„|,rr Z ,.t, meeting will eontlnu* through
UrorR l-ock. I.-.|,« Mom. I.ot U,,,,. Mark.-I
.Illy. Iliilahr.i-io. l-.rr- I't,•
i i V * . ,M nr,r: , ’, *to I'ondy, Rm.ui s i . I*.I. II s U.sm, s*I,Mi>—I It.II
ffj
a bullt-fn
Monday.
F'rsi're> A ll.onl>
SOKC Qualifying Races Toniaht
Alan Mover
Z?y}f%*Morr,
r I: \ t i i N A rn — a a w iu n , . „ r
(Kirs, K.rkr P.llmlnsilaai
• h r . lark. Vo I lllo k .l, llrm H .i* r-ls.hs
III.list, M„i,
H„„r> llorW
.1" l.lmll. More .1 I l-roli.n, I I.o. III, -k.i s Tim. l il t ' s . Ssull*. | M
I»m Tiny, , ‘npprr Mir.ok
lin n .i, lls r lr llitlthln.. Hmsrl lui.1.
Ron Jarkaon, Whit* Roi first
baseman, and Frank Sullivan, Rsd
Sox pitcher, are the tallest play
er* In tha American League. Both
ar* 8-8H, *
.
—RACING—
Harriott'! Baanty Nook
HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power
mower wants law* moving
PHONE TU-M-4 .
It ALWAYS Piy«
To Um The
WANT ADS
lie pee Hhe ---- i----- I time
Ids par BM
* t time#
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pee l i n e ---------- t * time*
10* per Um ---------- c#strati
1U
CA*p O f THANK! and IN
IrtmOEIUM N olle- - 11.00
Om Uw* Equal* I average
weeds, when aet ia • point
(news atyl#) *TP*
White Space at tegular Lina
Rate for amount mad—Count
Nina I Point Lintt to 1-lneH.
118 Magnolia Avf.
PH. 113
(Jue aour Wash *ad Damp C
duo hour v* • Waah tad Dry 1
Tlalib*d Laundry
Sanilone Dry Cleaning
SoutheW# U bbSt— i
South Side Fomlmart B3dg.
IN East 34th SL
ATWATER
Mattel
r- Ktft*
f . M treury
LI|Mnlng
\m
L Sill - Piano Technician
Fbo— 21*4 Routs 3. Sanford
1«*q*. etctiis-y ie quail ef
e>s*#» adivil-.*«li. It -*!)• ysj
*1 n
which fuel »#U «|
and *19 !* *1 1k* i'*.i*m *>*
fW«| )3u lap pp>ferma*esl
• ifliten iptsd I*
b#lk teals a«d ml!*i
PI- h»v’. Steafard
#qglp<B*al, bgili la,«*
•'I Hrsiteep I, 10 aaa
IS k.p. ei*i*n. (Aad
■ONLY a* FIRESTONE
msteul)
POST - TIME FIRST RArE . *:!• P. M.
•ANNUAL DERBY MONDAY NIGHT*
^ with
yevr *14
ap*ralia|
4 More Matinees
S a t, Mon., Tues., & Wed, 2 P. M,
AIR CONDITIONING
INCOME-TAX-SERVICE
. Far Room or Building.
■‘ : Wm. H. Murray
' . /H.
B. POPE CO. INC.
till Celery Ave. Phone 1841-M
T. V. REPAIRS
31-U.
IJ L T iC T lF W f S a * '
3 IMroonii. memory romlnje*
♦ma. Urge b u n g Fo"m, apartoua Witenen equipped with new
WANTED I-J *cr«i With or with Electrle Range and Rairtgertout building for c iih . 430 w
»*r. l in e rlOMU. Jilmiad porch
00 rear Beiutifu] Oak floor*
throughout with full ceramic
tiled path Thli u a bargain at
• REAL ESTATE
Minn 00 Let your rent r*
AV—HOME!
reipti ipplv on the purchtt* of
thu home.
ATTRACTIVE l-Becrreom horn*.
VA Inmred financing, 3% Down
Seminole Realty
Payment. Complete In few w**ka.
W. DIETRICH!
T. W. MERO
INI Park Are. Pb—a IT — 1M
S harm g n C onerat# Plpa Co.
water hatter included. Reason
able down payment.
id—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
■oast* — Late — Acrasf*
Weitgni • CUm Ic«1 • Popular
Album* . RECORDS * fllngl**
BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP
307 W. 1st SL
O Z m REALTY CO.
Laura B. Oiler
Rag. Real Eltate Broker
IN I B*. Or laud* Dr. — Ml IN !
Pb. 307)
Costault
Highest CASH, TRADE-IN prices
psId far used • funltur*. Call
UT-J
PHONE II
A
REALTOR flrat
DAILY C R O S S W O R DIfelMMCin
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ACROSS
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to Work
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•nika
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mtuur*
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half-auppr*M*d
manner
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a harem
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33 Soon
31 Short
outings
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bird
3 Hell!
4 Dialect
variant of
“yeur" _
* Talent* '
« Sloping
roadway
* Subside
I City in Ohio
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11 Toman
anew
13 Flesh
of deer
19 European
country
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31 Mala adults
33 Calcium
t»ym >
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Bulgam
33 Ood* of the
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name
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log
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39 Fnendly
30 Title of
former
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ruler* (pi)
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WMihsi ,v»w§ apt*
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lenas of ftslsrd ty
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This Land of Our*
CULLEN A HARKEY
IN N. Park Ava. Phoa* 3339
OnilAM A TUDOR, INC
"Builder* of Finer
Horn*#”
To Holp You Buy or 8#H
offers
Rota L. Piyioa, Broker
Bstutl/uliy Designed Three and Aaaabell# B. Henderson, Astoefat*
Albert*
Associate
Four B e d r o o m Rum*# tar Phone 3871 J. Rill,
17-93 al Hiawttb*
Florida Living
FHA and VA (GI> Finincad
Alexander A Stringer
svalon Apt*
COlrlsncy. Phoa
• Tricad from 311.200 to lis.ooo
Rial Estate ♦ Insurant*
T*> W
a. Lnunn* Messenger, Assoc
Sale* Of/ica—2823 So Franeh Ava
FURNISHED airaga Ape 2300
Msgaolla Ava.
Ph. l
Phoa* UM or 2«M
Mcllonville '
ir IT If reai. estate
ask Crumley A MoalHtb
APARTMENT - 112 Elm Phone
at III feu lb Park pb*M !
3983 W.
They l a s t
Clean and dote In 3 Room turn
HI for Prvam Av*. Proper
nhad apartment Phone 8||.
e a L e s t a t e d r iv e -i n
FURNISHED apartment clusa In
3344 French Av*.
Phon# 1321 or lOUhW.
W. HALL. REALTOR
"Call llall” Phnna 1738
It Pay* To Know Your Car Is In 0af#
Operating Condition!
HERE’B WHAT WE DO:
1. Foeii* head llffhfd
2.
8.
4.
8.
O U T FROM T O W N
NOT A PROJECT!
Lola ta Lech Arbor tar 1400 each.
18 acres at land. 7 acres tiled,
3 sera* wooded (Ideal (or hom*
site.) prlc* 33300.
Check
Check
Check
Check
nil lights
front and and afNrjMf gear
all broken
wlndahleld wlparg
W* ampin)* only factory tralnad, reglalarad maehutlcH
Call •’Slim" Rogera at 1429
AH Work
Your L!neoln«Marcury Daglar
NEW MASONRT HOMES
17800.00 In 19500.00
Williams.
5*« our iw-o and Ihr** brdmom
home* ready tar oecupxney,
term* available. Location 908BtGLT On Large Laadtotpad
•13 East Fourth Straat
Lot*: ta Ute belt at neighbor
hafldg.
Swtford, Flori4te
/URNISHED |4 raf* *|
10 lota, Gtodervllia. Geo* Hall.
£ u r a , Roebuck gate Co, wUh lit newly tpgogi gaMaif
Juii ram<vl«led -J badreai
ing room, living room arjta If
pitta, nice lurnituya, a r«
pic)fi|* -tail tar immidlate a
cupincy. Price T Only |W f|.
p g la sm sn o f r n s n s R e r la l a b ilit y . A D V A N C K H I | f T U N *
p ro g ra m ,
33—BUBLNESO—INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE IFACE - 4 roomi, i
matta Blqf. Cali H84 or 1494
4*4—TRglLRRE—PAIRS
840 Santa Barbara Dr
IT-aOUBgg aad COTTAGES
abte Hnmai and
>*rlcan linear
’ 17-92 — § Milas Booth Of S u fo N
1300.00 DOWN
THE SANFORD HERALD Thura. April 8, 1084 Pago T
TIOOM furnished
dole in,
moqthjy
NICELY fwnllhed apL All eon- COMPLETE with all tha taaturai
RICH MAN-POOR MAN
veg(«neep, must he i*ao te ap you hav* draimsd about such
as colored General Electrle ay
preciate. Cal] 879-M.
Whether yau h|ve ta ajtate or 4
plltniat and colored pJtun Ml I
bungslow you spill by proud ta MODERN KHchanatfes *t Pine
c#U |t homa If y*u caaiss your
? rov* Motor Court Hlwsy 17-91,
furnitura from "ECHOL#7*
hone WF. 272113 Rentals ND available at Na*ng«bl*
wwek or month
prtaaa with th* b«*t financing
EAbV TERM* • FREf PIWVERY
A with minimum dawn-payBROOKFIELD MUIa D*ads axmaata.
Miianead oparatars <a eatt*n visit aiq Stars now sad tab# jdgsrmtntf. b hr. I day weak vsntsi# of our "BFRtNfl AALf."
Paid Ufa a|4 health Iniuraata. Bedroom Suites from P M up 5KKFRONT 9 room apartment.
99 noup
Holiday agd athar banafite. Year 2 pc Seetionyis
Wellborn C. Philllpo, JrJ1 llaclrlc kiichan. $4aoo a
3850 up month
raund work. Ftae tramtag ta rnpstt* lets
Wrn Muigrave, Lake
Raeluitai Chairs
43 M as, Mary.
Oaciimgsl djllis
Sin"* 1940, Sanlnrd'i Leading
fURNIMflfcD Duplex apt 9M Elm Buildar of hornet tar over 1.8 0 0
people. Sales Office: Lfttta Venice
Wit! ed Drawers 14
lo Loch Arbor,
sble apt* for tduli*
PHONE UM
[•*r.
Phono
ieg.
BEDB»f« N U U K
and French.
FfcUMlyhyia Aattoiid Ohwrtltl loaltr
BALL R EA LTY
FOR SALE—By own— I bedroom
Battery Radios
.............
horn*. Id*sl iocaUon. Mayfair
SsetisQ. Very reasonable. Call
Mrs Esther fttdg*. HT or 1449-R. Phone 119*-A. B. Paler*— Brob—
Mather of Sanford
Aiioelilat • A. B. Paterson Jr..
P. J. Ckostartao. Garfield WUsN-89 B. 1*4 04. Pb-i* 137
latta. John MaJ-h, R. W. WU
J Bodroom Co nr ret* Block
Uami. Htial M Field. A. C
VA - 4324 Down Payment
Doudoey, Land Survej-or.
4M. Per Month P A I
Kitchen Fully Equipped
4»-FA'.M AND GARPEN
Act fest to -hooie colors and tfl#
1949 Ford Tractor Doublo Bottom A. K. Shoemaker. Builder Ml.ood • 1 bedroom frame hom*
on corner lot. Large icraan
Phone 1991
14" Plow, I Row cultivator.
poreh. Hirdwood floors, Van*BRITT TRACTOR CO.
tltn blinds, ipaea heater and
illway IT-93 Booth
Phone Ml
Closed Sunday and Wednesday 200 South Park Ava. Pboaa 1440
• RENTALS
UPHOLSTERING
Custom Made Drapery and Slip
Covers.
METAL ROOFING
STANLEY KIJLP
Now m Stock. *V Crimp - I S " WEl.AKA APAItTME
Phone Sanford
28.sn J
Cornigitad—314" C o r r u g a t e d
private baths 114
1921 Orlando D rue
G#t aU Your roofing needi at
man
Tutu Waot Ai Rad Artxwr
............
3-ROOM turn shed tc
ply Idly Or ando Dr.
•war
TALLAHASSEE lA-TTl« Florid*
Supreme Court rtfunfd today to
bir Did* County Circuit Judge
G w (• E Holt from hearing ei».
•i K*ou|M by Mural ettonuy Dan
iel L Ginsberg
Gin»b«r| told th* court Holt It
so prejudiced »|*ln*' him fhat it
l« impossible for his client* to get
fair trials in hi* court.
The Supreme Court u id Ginaberg mey »eeh to hive a Judge
disqualified to «c't on e particular
cate but there it no legal prov|.
lion for a blanket order of dis
qualification and
unreservedty decline to introduce auch a nov
el and revolutionary procedure."
B ib r C ar—bod .....................
Stroller* ....................................
Radio-phonograph
______
PLUMBING
Its with 4null boat L ining
fpartance Reply by mill star,
li exparlenre, age, rafarapees
id 4tertiax wag*!. Stafford
•at Works, Box 1179 Jonford.
EON FOR THE ON THAO(MARK I
lad A PALMETTO
mirror ...................................
Like new — RolLtu-iy bed 4
Bifhlnatte (New)
r ly Cajonial
OLLER MOTOR SALES
tw in Mipl# H«sdb"ird*
Extra Nice Wardrobe
Matching Chiftarobe. Vsnlty,
Mirror and V*m»v p#nch
D reuet with full-length
m ittr*M
••
....
...
Student Deik
...
Olfiea C h a in .........................
driver, lea h
Co n t 1 . Re
du.
Baby
—k or Month—
Furniture Caatarffett Fuat
47»-FURNrmE—MOUIEHOLD
RACE 10th EV EN T
. "f **M n u ll. h u com.
ytsito th* admialsiratlen ihtisut
•i,i *a* ills* in aaid court final
3 or 3 Bedroom l.'nfurnlihad
Hftuia by end of thli month
till Mra Jim Robton, U23-J—or
Tte-R.
• EMPLOYMENT
APRIL 11th
DERBY ELIM IN A TIO N
f-r FIN A L IIKPOIIT AND
Al'l-I.n s I |II.\ Fllll 1-IHC'll.Afilli;
..A ll I'.l.eua am n.r,l>> nolllteU
lh«l IhM un,tertlcn.fi at •ctmlnlalr*.
44-ARTICLES TOR RENT
Out Wait 13th it.
'Til 10 p. m. Service Calls 33 M W.
A. Norris Pb. 1459. J. Q. Herrin,
RED 1-MIX CONKRETE
Ph. 2893-J. Licensed Techni
Miracle Concrata Co.
cians, guaranteed work.
309 Elm Ava.
Phots 1331
WANT a Stanley PartyT Need
Product!? Call 2232-J
UBID1RICE
TIVO CARLOADS beautiful used
Whan your Electric Moinri
hrlek. Orange, rad, and burnt
Generators & Starters Fall
black, fte* them at SHERMAN
call
the
Electric
No.
90.1
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Aluminum Electrician, 20 yr«. experiem
f . H. LANSING OARAGE
* ELECTRIC SERVICE
414 W eil 13th *L
HAYNEB
Typewriter
14—CHILD CARE
EFFICIENCY Apartmeat fultBale* Renta
aM* for bachelor nr couple
Private hath. Aeross from Toil
NEW A Used Dasju, FUte. Chair*.
Office. Manual Jteobioa.
Fireproof Safe.
BWEENEY’B
17ir*w mom furolihed apart
114 MifnoU* Aaa.
Phon* 347 ment. 1101
Magnolia 13400
monthly. Fhona 1«7J, Robert A.
dki'-abl#, a-d a>eti p-acflcal,
ix n il Nt s j i litis:*-* i ui n r
■ - o iim ii i ; n il s r i , i i.iimiiii
F a r atm u4' ii. y. n i y h s \ u.-
SLEEPING RiV'ml light 'bouse.
t sl a i d
~
/ f water ipoodomotw.
H ovaitablo ONLY
Court Declines
To Bar Judge Holt
• MERCHANDISE
? • AUTOMOTIVE
ef all **• eu'bsa-d f.a 'j-iL
With th* K.siamsisr II li . *
Wo won't prom Im yoa n trip to tho moon, bat yoa
c*n look forwgrd to thou*«nda of miles of CArefreo
motoring In your OK Used Car. It’s inspected and
reconditioned to rate tha famous Chevrolet dealer
warranty in writing. Value* are iky-hlgh. too, bo.
causa volume trading and selling keeps Chevrolet
dealer used car prices low.
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tOWIU C. FINKIR70N, 61, of
l.ouimina, Mo., Was named by
I’icaldcnl Klaciihower to b# lha
United Stale*' flrsl Ambai-ailor
lo tha new nation of Sudan.
Pinkerton li a foreign servira
officer with 39 years of expert*
•net aod a former Minister to
Lebanon. Sudan, formerly ruled
Jointly by Egypt and Oraat
Britain, gained lie independence
January, 1930. flnfamalioMl)
13000 daily. Sell luminou* doer
plate*. Write Reeve*, Attleboro
Man. Free Sample and DataUa.
Phene 171
ICf Sc- 02k .*. « WELL trained legal lecreliry
(Opes tvtmigs by appointment
dailraa position, good shorthand
and typing. Cali 31U-J.
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Furn Cottage Bedroom, Llvlnj
and Dinlnj room combination
kilrflen, bath. Fhona 3117.
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porch Phone 1.338-J.
2-Redroom house, Phone 2913-W
For Rrnl • 1 five bedroom fur
nished house, l two bedroom
furnished in Orange City. $80
menth each Unfurnished hem*
in Da Bary *AS m" Ivey fttrlek*
land. Realtor. Phone Spring
4171 No answer call Spring
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ovsr too eomaWoMd submarines.
They art building over M aseh
year. A t O ira u a started tha
last war with teat than 73 and
never had. la commlialoa at oaa
■
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kid#
and early evening ahewtng them a good Um*.
You know, ferry ride*, trip* to the soo, vlalu to
the Btatuo of Liberty, at el.
,
To Us hide (he herds atx or night around nsi
each trip), Colin In “daddy.- email fry nf all
slaes, shapes and color address him thuaty and
klmJ on buses this la apt to confuse the ether paeans*
gars. Bine# fo* I# • top model and enema to ho
better ads. the kids* routine greeting to him Hu K ey,
famouf! To pitcher's in tho paper!**
ae," tald fox, an Intelligent man with * wttp streak ef
t could beet he described aa n disturbing wrperienee. I dM
i S wasn't vary satisfied with myeelf as n man gad thought
l*tp me prove, or achlevo something, Tm not eure what,
at times it was almost macabre.
r It's as stem a test of one’s reason as can be imagined,
ow where you are In the middle ef the ccisa good Lord.
X happened to me, becauee I dUnt know ngrigatlen and
toe* mmelf and ament tee aneoemfuL IiU ght have geao
rteX dld tempernrOy. X w u SO day* wttheut » to d -eM
StoUto big hfty atmg to becemlwg h WUec peraom*T4
SuModly go back to being a Moody fooT wbaa aw* i h m
am TWa aortal Moody fool Colin mid. t o t map who took* kindly
luxury, guy living and chlthl which, ho admitted ruefully, ho
time more than-110. General Graanther did net consider ■ eubma*
rise ■ defensive weapon.
On guided mlaallet (here la a
question mark at to tbe relative
basis between the Soviet* and tbe
Watt. On “ atomic" they are not
yet up to ua.
On the other side General Oman*
(bar aald, “The Soviets* satellite*
are causing them tome headaches.
E«*t Germany la one such. Tbe
Commlea feel, however, that tilde
la on their aide. The longer they
have children Id their care, the
morn progress they will have
made In Controlling their peoples'
minds. Their battle for men's minds
la morn Important to tham than
WASHINGTON UR U Would you
Uka to try your haad at making
a UtUo klatory?
Sacratary of tha Treasury Humphrey would welcome help from
Iho public In eolvlng a problem
neglected alnce 17W.
Humphrey noted recently that
the big Treaiury Building la down*
town Washington near the White
House hat no nemo on It.
Hla staff looked around and
could find no other government
dapartmaatal headquarters llriag
la such anonymity.
So the Treasury asked the Gen
eral S e r v i c e * Administration,
housekeeper for the government,
to put up a name on each of the
four aldee of the block • square
building.
GSA aald It would be delighted,
and just how did the Treasury
style Itself?
That’* where things rest light
now.
.
“Hie Soviet* might overrun
Europe aa of. now, but they would
loee, becaoae of their Inability to
defend their hemeland, five yeare
from note they may have an an
swer.'*
'
,
' “However, wjtan the U German
dlvislona are added to the NATO
force* we feel/' said the General,
“wo will hava a shield strong
enough to defend NATO areas. The
timing la three to four yeare."
“ Atomle we*pons are the addi
tional factor in our defense, sine*
obviously tho addition of only 13
morn divisions aa reprasented by
the German ones alene wll not
make the difference."
“Therefore, it is with this in mind
that the Soviet* ere presently
carrying on a campaign to out
law atomle weapons. This le tho for relaxing their etand agalrut eude automatically.
Nobody knowa Just what la Ujo
Trtaaury’a official name, although
the .department waa the third
(following guto and war) char
tered by the flrat Congress, and
haa been doing an ever-growing
buslneae alnce.
The confusion began in 17M.
Congreta chartered the Treatury
by “an act to establish tbe T.oaaury Department.** But In the body
ol the bill, It •pecifiea that there
"thall be a Department ot the
Treasury."
Both terme have been uied com*
monly alnce aa well ae the term
“the United Slatea Treaaury.’* tltte of an official hlitory tbe Treaa
ury publiihed In 1031.
Aa aoon ae the Treaiury can de
cide what Ita name la. It will go
up In 13-inch. goM-finlshed hrome
letter* on three sides of the build*
Ing. and In 8-Inch letters on the
plainer cast aide.
If you want to help, mail your
euggettions 'for *a name to the
Office of the Secretary, Main
Treaaury Building, Washington D.
(Term* like “ robber." which
might come to some mind* (hit
taxpaying season, have been dis
qualified In advance. >’ot digni
fied.)
TASTY GRIMED SANDWICH
Ham can be used in many
w*y». For a luncheon surprise,
split English muffins, toast light*
ly directly under the broiler
flame, and butter. Cover with a
•lie* of ham, spread with mus
tard, vhsese, and a thlcx slice of
tomato. Season end pop under the
broiler of your range Juat long
enough for the tomato to brown
and the chees* to melt.
Weother
Pertly cloody and mat Inner! a i d
through Saturday; law tonight gib!
Season Tuesday
.
When vow visit the strew* or tbe see, don't spend nB yonr than looking
fur traditional pkterm. A “sleeper" Uka lU* make* a fine snapshot.
Your Camara at the Circus or Zoo
The next time there's o carnival
or circus in town, you might like
to try your hand at a project that
should please the youngsters In
the family. The only equipment
you'll need for this little expertment will be your own camera
mtd a few rolls of film. Any tima
you visit the zoo. you can do prac*
llcatly tha came thing.
Wander around with camera In
hand, keeping an eye out for all
the colorful characters and sights
that make carnivals and circuses
so much fun. Tha barker, the
clowns, the acrobats and animals
—you'll And a gold mine of picture material et every turn.’
When your snapshots come back
from the photofinisher, you’ll be
ready for the next atep—selecting
the best shots tor enlargements
and then choosing a suitable al
bum to bold tha pictures A sturdy
9 x 12 or 11 x 14 book with transnarent folders is a practical
cnorce, n r all you have-to do is
Insert your pictures,
And there It la—a wonderfo'
custom-made picture book that
your child is bound to treasuic
for years to come! What’e so vetv
nice about the whole idea le that
anyone with even the elmpleit
camera can do It Why not try a
special picture book such as this
for your youngsterf The manv
pleasant hours he'll spend enjoyIng your handiwork will make It
seem an extremely worthwhile
project, indeed 1
—John Van Guilder
Columnist Splashed
In Face With Acid
Aawrkaa Caaowr lockty NEW YORK UB-Labor enlum
kl Wading roW la tha na- nlat Viator JUaial waa ipluhad In
Bgbt against
cancer, Uta fiea with aald by aa uniden
i Ua program at public tified aitaaaat on a riraat Rut
off Broadway early today.
A hoapiul doctor aald hr feara-1
#*rty dlicovrry.
» rm p t traitatant; and hnaps tha »h# nawapipeimaa’a ayaalght
Rdtka'a doctors advlawl eti toeb- would b* Impaired.
■'out* Id dntoftlon, radiation, and Tha attack oaeurrad about tsrohours sftsr Rfaael spoke on a
r - y f . __ *
<y Ita aupport of mar* than radio program, snd h*» tot * n->""
1.500 top.flight scientists in a na- man at the hospital that tha add
IMnaUy co-ordinated program of throwing “apparently was abuu,
my broadcast oo labor racketeers
MMtfafc, the ACS gives urgency on
Long Island."
I# tka March for new cure* for
Riot*], 41, wrtosa eolumna ap
Hfe menacing disease.
in the New York Dally Mir
’t t o t organisation Is tha only pear
ror, was assaulted about 1 a. m.
v atatary national haalth agency on
W. Slat fit. near Broadway
wtocl) fights canear through a ahortly
after h* had left Llndy',
*r*b fro n ( program of raacarch, restaurant oa Broadway,
MMailon, and aanlea to patient*. Hla aiiallanta young man—aaA l'g voluntary nrginliatlnn. It da- eaped.
f»M* Mtlraiy on Ui# public con.
wfbutlani obtained through Its
UPSTAIRS LAUNDRY
« * m £ Canear erased*. As Mayor If you
* largo hous* with a
•# latoord, I, F. D. Scott, do apor* have
room," why not xoncool
■•v»by proclaim that tha real. «no snd wdth a folding sersen ann
• ANCER CONTROL MONTH
titotoor*. I urge senarotts fi.
kanalalx-support to the Cancer
M tllQ'i fund-raising campaign,
to that ii mhy widen and Intanalfv
«fi»lnat cancer until
•ItoR lima aa tha manaca of man'a
trRtteM^CMmy shall be lifted for. E v e r y , position on nrandsla
tfnlvanlty'a storUng ban ball
jtctol 1# filled by a member of
«l|a. f(q)ball squad.
(i r o u n d h r * a k I n g
earamonirs fnr the Henry Shelton
Sanford Memorial l.ibrary amt
Museum will tie held nsat Tuosday mVnlng, April 10. at ItiSO
a. m. In Fori Mellon Park, at the
site of the new building.
A committee, headed by Rand
all Chase, has completed plana for
the rcremony which is expected
to draw tremendous crowd* front
the Sanford aira.
According In thr rnmpleted plana
fnr the groundlireakiog ceremony,
General .1 t\ llulrliison, president
of the Henry Sheltnn Sanford
Memorial Lituary and Museum
Association, will seiva as master
of ceremonies.
The Invocation wilt he offered
by Bishop John It Wing,’ milled
Bishop of South Florida,
Guests and distinguished visit
ors will he Introduced after svhich
tha principal addiesa for tha oc
casion will he delivered by Dr.
Katherine Abhey Hanna
of
Winter Park.
The first spude nf Jilt will lie
tin it<*il hv Mrs Mario I’.una,
s;i mu tillsumtit s-r of General Henry
Shelton Ssoford nod daughter of
the i.Hr John Sanford
Dr. .1 It Boot will pronniiure
the hriicillrtion.
The Scmlnidr High Si'honl
Band, under the direction of
Ernest Cowley will participate in
the program at the groundbreak
ing rrremouy Tuesday morning.
A number of school children will
he released from lllelr rlasses In
attend.
Bandall Chase stated tin- morn
ing that the public is cordially
Invited and urged to attend the
gintindhrrnVIng event.
The liiuldin?, (or which the
contract has been awarded, will
he an exact replica of General
Henry Shelton Sanford's library
The Seminole County Junior
in his home in Derby, Conn.
Chamber nf I'omnirrce accepted
the recnmmemlaiions of their no
minating committee yesterday in
Mr., Mrs. C. Rudd electing
* slate of officers (or the
fiscal year beginning in June.
Called To Atlanta next
George Andrew Sneer was nam
ed president of lltr Jayrrra to suc
ceed A. B. Peterson Jr., the piesrnt
presiding officer.
Other officers named were:
David Thrasher, first vice presllent; Ed Hunt, second lire presi
dent; Gsrfield Wlllets, secretary,
and Boh Kilpatrick, treasurer.
Elected to the Board of Dirertors
were: Jo# Baker. Harry t'anell.
Tony Russl, Bob Crumley and M.
L. Rabnrn dr.
Tit# installation of officers will
be set fnr a meeting In June.
Cancer Society
Conducts 1st Class
In Bandage Making
|givey related his experiences
In lit# rally days of sellii.g chew
ing gum and later cigars, .1 fix.-1
that entered Into the establish.
( - ment of a firm, headed by him and
*blx brother Carl, that grew by
leaps and hound*.
Located In Toledo, he had de
termined to retire at 50, *nhl Iji vey, tint "circumstances tn,>k enre
I of continuing my buxines 1 actlvitlrx ten yenrx.' Through the com
bined efforts of luivey and hi*
brother, a chain stor# known a<
“Thrift Grocery Stores" wu*
fc'.artcd. "We grew until tlmro
alfwere 85 stores in our chain," La.
vev saidComing to Florida 2* year* ago,
Hamilton Adelhert l.avey, known
to his relatives a* “ Unci# ttert55,
seltUd first) In Winter llnven
where he was hppnin.'nl as Fit A
FLOWERING BINK
If your pat snthuslaan 1* grow
ing and arranging flowers, install
a sink with spacious counters
Hearty fa n for
HAPPY
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famlllot
1
H U X iU W w l
G u fe s t
Home Last Night
Sp eaker
Sumter I* I.nurv ram
M>* was msroverert wntia me
family of Steve Peter* and hi* ten
children were attending a movie,
The Sanfold Fire Department.
answering the alarm, found the
hmnr completely Involved when
•hry mrivrri, flame* pouring out
ilie windows and rolling out of
ihe lop O f the home. “The homo
was Ino fsr gone to do anvlhlug
»e arrived," Die-
pu| | „ Warrfn. and Farrla
niysnt, I/iwry pounded away on
the subject »( segregation snd In*
Icgratlon In hi. talk before the
S*'"ln“1' bounty Junior Chamber
of ^ m m erc . ye.terJay at noon,
Spfaklnif quietly and without
CLIFFORD K. J O H N S W
nourishes Siimtyr lowry admitted
”l
no1 * polltlclan-never held
» public nfflce-and went Into this
r»rc without any urging and I've
made nn promise to anyone,
-covered on the
I havs come Into this race." he
• block structura said, “m offer the people of Flor
id food was left Ida leadership at a lime of great
crisis."
•
dunning down his platform pro
po«lng better schools, more Indus
try, a tourist program and “ ntora
roads than hats ever been built hefore" laiwry reached hi* prime stth.
jert nf segregation, U 'vas while
speaking on this sulijcct that he
said “ these other men, Warren,
I’olllna anil Bryant neier had the
alight**! Idea nf taking any stand
on segregation until I made my
announcement and then they tried
to jump on the hand wagon.
All nf nur liberties stem from
the ennitltutlnn," said Lowry,
•'ami the Supreme Court nullifies
the loth amendment and say* you
nn longer have the right to regu
late the trlmnl*. If that Is true."
continued the candidate, “ what will
prevent them from regulating vovr
homes, vour business,* yes, even
vntir eImre lies’ Hint's what the'
Intend In do—to ram it down the
throats of the people," he said.
' Quoting In-Buy Collins, fntwry
said “ segregation Is no Issue", and
then about his opponent he stunn
ed "If [here ever was a hypocrite
lh.;t I- the man—he is a profexihuinl hypocrite."
Turning onto Farris Bryant, anti
using his name, Lowry said “That
Is the man who Is nut sure lie Is
running from one slay to the near."
He didn't eien turn Ills hand over
In prevent segregation while he
was In the Legislature, he said,
gnd quoted Bryant as saying “The
south lias swallowed a lot of hitter
pills ami the •until lias to swallow
this like good Christians."
Lowrv told Ills Jaycee audience DESTROYERS LEAVE SYDNEY
that Fuller Warren icloed tha. sec SYDNEY, An at rails P - Pong
tion of legislation which was In American dcriroyer* left Sirinay
tended In preserve segregation. In I hI.iv In x welter nT lipstick, tears
August of la-1 year, said Lowry, ami f.nuwrll ki.xaes.
Warren told a grmtp.of University
Mure than 2'HI girl* were'*! tit*
of Florida stiotrnts that “ Integra wharf to tiiil farewell to t.onfl
tion is like the common law—It xsilur* mnmtlng the I’nrurfltld'
routes on us gradually."
Miirriiall, Gregory and Halsey
“ I hair made a pledge," Lowry
stated that "when I am elcrlctl
Governor there will tut m mixing
of the races in the public schools <
That !• my pledge, 1 intend to
SHS Glee Club Sets
Car Wash To Raise
Money For Trip
ADDITIONAl l.fH'AI. NEWS,
ON PAGK EIGHT t
yYes Means No!'
To Be Presented
At Rotary Club
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Vemher* af |h# S a n f o r d
Rnlrry Chit, who #nloT#d # pine.
l*t staged by members nf th#
Fnseeh Clsxa nf R#mlnn|e Hltrh
Frhool ar« In for another ilellaht.
f"t treat w'U-n a one ad play
“Y#* Mean* No!" n iII he nffererl
#* th* hlghliffht nf th« regular
SHS Bond To Play
Concert For Shrine
Club Dedication
TIi# Seminole High School Rand
i ^ f c c t r d by Erncxt Cowley will pre
rant a half hour concert beginning
f IS preceding the dedication qf
ilia Kanfanl Shrine Building
Marches that will, he playrd are
“ Footllftor". “Thundo.-". “On the
Sqwara". “With Flags Unfurled"
“ Men of Ohio", and “Americans
MV', Other numlicr* Included are
Oi# wait* "I Wonder Who’s Kiss
ing Her Now", the "Rock and Roll RllOWINO HOW IT’H DONE are these five lovely Semlnol* High School Glee Club glrli
rcy, Pat Harrington, Lida Barlneau, Kay Jenkins, ami Shiriay Anderson, wlto will Iw washing car* to
morrow nhmg with oxh#r giro club membeis, to **m their way to tha Stat* Contest la Tampa. (H uff
rhuto)
wevm xiW <
Destroys Peters'
COMI'I.KTRLY DKSTHOVKD IIY FIRE LAST night Is tha roncreto block home of Steve frier, on
r “That-VOWtU'. 10
all that's whtro most of th*
sollsd cloths* eotlact. An automatie waahtr and doth** dryar
requlr* llttls spat* and nttontlon.
And what t rallaf In tha saving
of tlmo and onargy.
Ja y c e e
g^k'earoto-
•
(irnrva Av*. at Richmond Ava (Staff Photo)
H. A. LAVBY, 88 year* old Sun
day. (Staff Photo)
said, “for people In those day*
usually depended on their family
p'-»"tlcinn for n prescription for
UtU city shall observe Install an upstolra laundry? Aflsr
m
Fire Completely
.
“Helping somebody also" ta tha
hnhhy of J|. A f.avev who celebrute* hit path birthday Sunday.
"It seems to me," said t.avey
“ that my hobby nn I kept mo
young nod healthy all the<o
years," as he rnmmented on his
axrellent health and appearnnea
practically on the ^eve of cele
brating an Important milestone.
Pitting hack comfortnhly In his
rholr at the Valdea Hotel where
he is staying presently, Lnvey
recounted hi* experiences through
man^ year* of business In Ohio
where h" first entered the pro
fession of Optometry,
Cbthi wm vttotag M m * to M M a n u a l I» 1. an«
ground wttk tfcetr two kddo—when It etroak hi* tkat paopto
s tuagad aaUah and k# aboulg da eomatklng to justify *o#>
K n t thing you knew, ho wan dawn at »L Barnabas Hotte*
daddy to aaaertad batch** nf tha 73 forgotten Udn than
iatone# Isn't JuatiSad, nobody's In.
*
Apdijni
Opponents' Names
U s e d In L o w r y ' s
Claim For Candidacy
*##kly m#etinir of the lor-.! Hub
at th# Yarht Club next Monday
noon.
Presented under the direction
of Mr*. Rov.l Coleman, Has*
sponsor, the following will annrnr
In a ennisdy skit set In a finan
cial offlc* which prnhahlv renters
shout th# meaning nf th* title of
lh# skit: Miss Ssre J-eo'i-nn.
f.eill* Smith, Robert Crease, Mis*
Helen Hampton and Fred Ball
Jr.
In order to |«nd t u t h * n t ! e
atmosphere to th# presentation,
Powell’* Offlc# Supply will furn
ish the stag* properties. RotarIans will get some Idea as to
how an offlrg should (or should
aot) b* run.
SUMTER LOWRY ADDRESSED th# Jaycces yaatarday at th>lr noon lane'
right) arc: A. B. Petgrson Jr., Jayre* president: Imwry, Lowry’a son-ln-taw an
phys and, Tin* Russl, program chairman. (Staff Photo)
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-iyrtW YORK—Always true to my public, X
1 1 went aa promised to the Central Park West
horns of Ernie Kovacs and Edle Adams to,see
if tt was true that they live in a 11-room apart*
pfvgprimateljr 1 .V*) person*
ment U U. Next question?
•spaded to attend the work
Welt, maybe there's a bttla more to It. Kovacs,
IB aa * dances, to be itaged in
just about my favorite comic since I teamed
IN fedtanklpat Auditorium,
that during his .television day* In Philadelphia
1 he established the Early Eyeball Fraternal
‘.addition, ipoctatort art al*o
Marching society, and Mica Adame, a spectacu
according to Jimmy Cloi*
larly talented dame with the most Incisive Iml*
. yAflJ-ltnonm 'dance teacher
UUon of Marilyn Monroe to be bought any*
where, were out. 1 buttonholed Vicki Martin,
Ernle’a right-hand man, who haa a great eel of
1 teachers from a
un-maaculiAo ankle*, and she took me on what
her statoi are *che*
the called the AO-cent guided tou ■of the apart*
I role Ktvtv
rUrloalt, at well aa
The boron—*< ment.
londa. Cloialn said,
' tt la not the -usual thing. Down In Kovacs*
jo pood.
office, for example, there's a photo of Lincoln
the' two*day convenInscribed "Fondly. Abe" to Rex Gardner, one of Ernie's writers.
I itpje show and ex*
Edie'a bathroom haa wall-to-wall carpeting and her vanity hae
i n Saturday night.
thousands of perfuma bottles on It—and In the middle a picture of
i Ernie chewing tJiought/ully im a cigar (he smokes 10 before nooni.
fftlUikR LORE GAME
A clutch of WoJgewood china Ilea haphaxardly on a table In the
IM U fft ip — Florida
living room and a Dictionary of American Underworld Lingo la on
iaeball team cleaned up
the Kovaea desk.
I becaote R lost Ita first
That kind of ihouse,
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game of the year.
The Seminole*, who hadn't lost
THE KOVACS HAVE LIVED In this monstrous, seholng tlth*
«i g»m< all year, vowed not to
floor vault for more than a yesr now, Ths building I* called El
i their uniforms is long as
Dorado and we rosy note in passing that It le where Harjorit
wfta winning. •
ilornlagsfor lived. In the book of the same name.
"There la fierce rivalry." Miss Martin said with a straight face,
T heir- 11-game wlgnlng streak
"between Imogen* Coca and Miss Adams to ptay Varforte in the
a* snapped yesterday by Wed
movies. Imoggne. you ete, hae a similar span ment to this, acrosi
tha halL" Louie Jourdan. tha film atar. haa Ik* one in between.
There are Seven bathroom* in the Joint, io Ernie can aay truth*
NINTH VICTORV
fully why, I’ve got bathrooms we haven't even seen yet. Until teAUBURN, All. kh-lha UnlverIt wae fairly bare, but they've been haunting auctions and
ty of-Florid* lenni* Item won 1 centljr
now the apartment ta stuffed with aluff. Including a box o( "Instant
a Slink victory In ten meet* by
pizra jnlx" in Ernie's office.
Mting-Auburn bo yesterday.
Exile's wheat f«ht, yogurt and brewer's yeast—ahe s a health
■ ■j ■
addicts—art stored In the kitchen, and other interesting items include
Hollow ‘ out entity rolls and
a bulletin board studded with plnned-up, unpaid biUa. "Wa pay a
All with I Salad, Wrap In slum!few a day," Mia* Martin said.
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ham foil and baka in a moderACTUALLY SK PERSONS live in the pi* «*-lh* Kovacses,
ate oveR'until hot through.
Ernie's two little daughter* by a former wife, and a cook snd a
butler. "We have seven help," Ernie told me Uler when I dropped
by hi* nsAwork'e office* alter hit morning telecast. "ll'a pretty
Your Vole
ridiculous, Jet m* tell you." Tb* apartment previously wa* rented
by a uranium king, and belor* that by a Chinese importing mogul.
For
Formerly, Ernie end Edi* had a thice-room ipaitment on the E u l
river, eurruntly aub-leated to Grover (The Gretteri Whalen.
The Kovacs are show business' busiest couples—they seem olu-oy*
lo be on iwdlo or television, snd Edle’* currently singing si ths
Flaxa—but they make a sharp point of being home each night at
six lo have dinner snd fool around with the kids.
After that, however, it'a every man for himself. Ernie esld he
couldn't honestly eltlm they ever spent a normal, John Q. Tublio
evening at home. How do they bear up under thia Iranllc pace? ,
"Lousy," he said. "I feel rotten. Have tor five yetrs."
f o r County Commlwiloner
Harassed, overworked, under-slept and virtually buffeted by fate,
Ernie I* nofaaf* from cere In any dliectlon. For Instance, he haa
;
Diatrlct 5
a taxldrtver named Lou Pack who let* himself Into the lfl-rocm
TOO Bn A ppreciated
layout around 0 a. m. dally, geta Ernie's briefcase, pencils, paper*,
etc., ready, and then goea Into tha kitchen to make coffee whlla
R e sid e n t 29 Yearn
Ernie (rlea Ih* bacon.
Thi other dawning, Lou. driving Ernie to the itudia, turned
Jltlcal Ad . . Paid for by
around and eyed Kovac* reproachfully. "You didn't do the bacon
tth th )
so good today," h* said.
Homer
n | t & • lU tf. inpTt 9f 19d|
thu-r* wonderful dessert.
Mark N. ciavalaad, Jr., Atiornsr at
(Condned Front Pa»e 0 m*)
BELMONT. Man. >* - MrsLegal Notice
Nurd the eommlaatonera room, Francis
C. Gray Jr, left today to
Commlnloner Fourakre stated ba a brldeiftald at tha Prince
! that ho had aomethlng to. dlacuaa Rainier * Grace Kelly wedding—
■ ta u it, A*iVk lUIUL B. AKW
J wllh both he and John Krlder. under etrlct order* not to gain * tO R M l
> -w,,rn «.*wtnul»(nl b a v in * bean
pound
or
put
on
s
tjuartcr
an
[ Ho»«>«r, Krlder - - - Set*.—thn
•*'.•■1 ag-inn jr«u in inn
men enroute to Monaco.
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Court
la and fad i_____________
room.
Mrs. Gray said the order, were
ad two letter* to b* read by CNrk
uau.su » a xu, pi aiaflW/v versus
Commlnloner Fourakre direct* executed the brideimald*' tun. Um SIK SiAYU, Izetendant, thsi*
pre-enla are la command you la
of Court 0. P- Herndon, Tha firtt light yellow gown* wlttl micro- appear and hi* yeur written a*,
fan*,*
naraln on or before th» i;h
latter was ■ copy of a latter wnt- metric precision fitting*.
day of Mar. A. D lit*, or otherfro Contesao will be
The
charming
blonde
wife
of
a
ten by Comml**Ion«r Fourakre
• m«r*vl aialim you.
le d t a l a n a i H
i to State Road Hoard member Wil- tale# manager pointed out that a Til* Daiifurtl 11*1
natal circuit*
a naw-paper
‘ Ham It, Ola) of Orlando. The tet alight gain In weight before the a*
tlon
In
whlcn
---------might spoil the filling of h* puliilaa»d one* *ach w**k----lor
ter wa* dated March 20, 195(1.' wedding
tour - uu.r, uih* w**k*.
thr gown.
UITM.Nl
nit
'liana
and
nfflrlat
|. The second latter read was an
"Think of It,** complained Mr*. .... I of Ih* 1 lark of tha. iTItcuit
, aniwer from
.. Dial written on April, G',».v- “ Ihe sea air. wine with touri. un thu- iha Slid day of
if: ™
“““ r 1 ' every meal, all those lobstcra a m i A U , *“ 'tha S ate l-oad B«ard has1 on y #aUces . . . and the parties., and
/•/**■ p. Harodon
Iff* . HfttiB
art itvited toi
the fourth annual Square
>tk Dane* Corentlon to b«
ban Friday and Saturday,
Groce's Bridesmaid
Can't Gain Weight
T
•7 STUDENTS from the two seventh grade* at Lyman School In
Imngwood, visited aboard Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station,
njr
t h e associated p r e s s
Turna-Jlc winds whipped across
wide areas of the Southwest yeslerday and early today, killing al
least nine persona, Injuring an tindetermined number and causing
extensive properly damage
* Oklahoma, Texas ait.I Kansas
appeared Ihe hardest hit by the
spring storms Turrudors killed at
leas’, four In Oklahoma and two
in Kansas. Some SO persona were
injured In the twisters In Okla
homa.
Oust storm*, with winds rang
ing up lo BO m.p.h., extended
over parts of New Mexico, Colo
rado and .Oklahoma but the main
force was In west Texas, Three
death* In Ira flic accidents In Tex
as were blamed on tjie blinding
dust.
Tho tornadoes skipped across
more Ilian a dozen communities
In soiilhea.lern Kansas and north
eastern Oklahoma, Biggest death
loll was in DrumrlsM, Qkla.,
about .VO miles southwest of Tulsa,
where a family of four was killed.
A dozen others were reported In
jured.
Pltchrr Mary Grissom Is the
oldest player fur the New (Hunts.
He Is aft.
(Continued fram Page On*)
disturbed by application) of t'n*
rilvertlsrd product.
Earlier, a company official had
u.-duicd that applications would
restore the diseased tree tu a
healthy appearance and wuuld
rtduco the tiemnlnde count !u a
point where- tha tree wouid pro
duce profitably.
“According lo ths Information
made available by tha Citrus Ex.
prrinient station nematota count*
grurrailv are low wh.-n obtained
this lima of the 5car and from a
diy soil as vas present at time
of the test*. The count will va-y
in a decline area from on« to
oier 50U nematode* per -ample,"
the commissioner explained.
"Test* of the grove treated with
thi* pioduct of this firm revealed
llinl'tiip rount on burrowing nemutoT" in decline areas mngcd
fron Vi’ lo 1,0"0 per samn'e
"In the margin of the decline
area of thi# treated grove, (he
count varied from 81 to lui nermilodrs per sample. Presence of
the burrowing urmatode in such
numbers in any grove eventually
will lead to a loss in production/'
The "Improved appearance"
guaranteed in t h e company’*
claim could be obtained in many
doeline groves by the lavish ap.
plication of fertiliser and water,
Ayer* said, adding, "This healthy
i'pprui.trice will last as hug as
the grnur-f is willing to pour
il oi-ey Into the grove."
The plant commissioner h*e
■pointed out In the past that there
is no real cure at preacit for
spreading decline.
^
Clerk o( Ih* L’lrrull Csurt
"And I ean'l gain an Inch."
Hut with the amount of work on
the firtt aeclion of the highway
very little has been completed In
the procurement rf deed* for the
recond section, dur plans are to
complete tha project In Ihla bud.
get."
Odham, hearing the letters, said
“Tha Road Board ha* never had
nry other Intention than to build
tha highway. It wa* a hard puih
to get this llonrd underway."
way (meaning the Board of Semi
nole County Commissioners).
In the exploslvu pait of tha
meeting (Irailey Odham said, "Dur
ing my campaign for Governor
several Commissioner* met In a
drug store and this man (point
ing to Fourakre) had a commit
ment to bypns* Sanford."
Fourakre explained that he w-*i
approached by persons who h*
would not Identify, with, "Wa
hmc (<>t lO-mllllon dollars to
spend on roads and we have four,
Mill
million dollars that ia due you.
„H a v e ymt gut. a plirre
1 .t o -p u t i t ? ,I
th en
got Commissi oners
I)y*oo a n d M e i s r h together ... ....
u. Uui ise. Nan ford.
aulUutur i«r 1‘laintlff
IKE SIGNS BILL
WASHINGTON US - President
Eisenhower signed yesterday a
hill directing the American Battle
Monuments Commission to plan a
memorial to Ike late Gen. John
J. Pershing.
. Mi m u or at nr
STATE U, tLUIIlUA TUI
Tha unknown nsslans, successors
la Iniazaal, aluckboluera, alractora,
iru-u-aa, gratae*, atatonaas, luaoi 1.
creditor*, or other parilee ulaimina
bs, throuan, um:*r or aaainat C, J.
xfAltollAU* INC, a dUaulved Flor
ida corporation; and amy . aarilss
liatlus,- or clalmlHK to hav*. any
rlalil, till* or Intataat ra tha followJerry Hoke, 130-pound trrfstler, Ilia
Ua-crlbad pruparty. or any part
It the youngest of five brother Uiirsof, lylna and bslng In B*ml.
not*
County. Florida, !»• Will
to compete In athletic* at Michi of ISEU
of ttccllou 1* Townalgp
gan State.
Booth, Haaia IS East.
Yoa, and tack of yuu, *r* h*i*i-r
notltlod lhat a aull haa beta
orooxniiaaataee you m iho circmv
court in and for fUmlaol* ftaowty,
y, antltUd II.
MAHOUERITH
W T tB -u m ia
sasa a fi.a o to t.a a
TCBeuar
plaintiffs, r.- 8. H." WfoHTON"J!*i
t, HARNEY, as trlracior* and Trur*
■**« o l'C . J. VI.a1I8IIAI.1j, INC. a
dissolved Ffatlda corporation, at
al, dafandanta and you ami aact,
of ) o u ora r*f|ulrsd l o file yotir
vnisrr
In plalutlfra’ romptalnl
uiili the Clark of said Court, and
•s u e
upon nlalmlfr*' allorrev,
n t : o a . RPF.itti. JR,, whoso ad .
drr-a la P. O Bos t i l s . Panfor-l,
c lurid*, a copy ut said answar on
or bafora Thursdav llay I. A t>,
1 Vi« and If ynu fall lo do an, a
doer** pro conf*-M> will no >nltt- l
-*.iln«t you, and each of you, for
ih- relief demandrd In said tom -
snaasooi
W » WUrtHm ftiror
World Al Xli
a r a s is a
Marktt Itaport
l wiucht Bone*
Bporia Bonk
Mu-lc ol Random
lirtftlnn Oo A Cloud
* IV S'tanlaa Slusia
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1 |* Koolrn 0Vl-hor
y„ Town
plaint,
'Tiro - fCalur* of Ihlaault It •*
•inl-l Iha ml* lo tha abova describ
ed land
.... ,
d iu g ia t o r e a n d ta lk e d It o v e r a n
lir c M f c J t h ft t w e • Iw n ilrf r a i l n
o p e n m e e t i n g a n d d i s c u s s it. I I
th en th at the in fo rm a tio n c a m
o u t In h e a d lin e * U in l F o u r a k r
p to p o srs to b y p a ss S a n fo rd .
d
n
I** * *
I s J ‘, ‘
s i
e * .
t.vl
• IS
O d h a m
said , " W h a t e v e r rn m e x
A,II
• ji*»
o f th is d isc u ssio n to d a y . W h a t *
ever anybody cl-e in Sanford
Tsi
Vt* H o m V *W i
N tw i
B iV e W o " f C * "
w it n x M a
s s o n x i
p a w n U raakt
New-
ia
U o slo
WlTNflHX o,v hand and Ih* •**!
of
sold • Court
at Bsnford,
a-mlnnl- Count)-, Florid* iln> zi
T *
iie T
x a
re
day of March. A P, 1114.
(Seal)
O P. l-in-idn
Clark of i*l-l .Court
nun a. 8F'i:i:n. in.
\lloeriiy for rualnllffa
r n. tun it*1
Mnrk*t IC |i ■*r I
'W itttn JamboriA
f-a-i’. rd. Flurl liO
O’clock Ctak
niight think, Otis Fourakre was ;l ie*1
J*"*
.
Bpnrl* At A n iase e
for by passing Sanford."
lists Jerkty
i Chele*
• IS Iforntof P a t n c o s*
Fourakre explained that "I Sr4b Harmony Tim*
t
Warid St Nina
am iHnil to have an npportunity (0 I ft
It Mu-I* For
slate my side of It."
> Is Her* and Thar*
i*.s« i is* ciub
Odham extluimed "The thing he *:te Sfswi
Mt* ctak
la defending now are the** ru. , J* }* Cam*
of Sfalnap
mors.
: it.** es«rld ai Noon
a r rc siea *
Fourakre rommrntrd, "I'd be
Hitt Badla Faraa plaaa*
Idg fellow in awing one road by it.is Wadnasday llatlaa*
uiyielf."
Florida.
If M i u i n g T h t
FL O R ID A T IM E S-U N IO N
Daily D c liv try
P hon* 17S7 f o r
P r o m p t S o rric o
S ( F THE
1 l f* Saws
Hi
hi
*
s i ,,
PAS S f ON PLAY
Rsr Nans Raasb
And Odham replied, “No, but i ’
SVofld At Xhra*
ynu have S nlre club h«re." And ‘ I.IS
1 * Manhattan
Molodlta
then ronrludcd with Iho statement 1 le ftsLiird Prevlaw
so Tson Tima
n* he left the room, “I just want Si
l it # Slaws
ed to set the record straight."
S It Teen Tims
LOAN SERVICE
m
No Advance Notice Needed
Wo dlsponso with many ei tha usual preliminaries ae lhat
you can gel monoy almost as soon as you ask lot it
h f*
9
Terms Are Flexible
You.youtsell.may select the dates on which you wish to
make payments, oven ihe monthly amounts you wish
to tepey. .
VO***
TO
OF
3 0 0
Everything Is >Private
Every transaction is consideied a strictly personal an f
confidential m a t t e r o n l y you will know about U.
Top-Notch Service All The Way
Everything about our service Irom start to iinish is do*
signed le suit you and your pockelbook. No other plan
combines such convenience and privacy with so much
lloxibiUty and speed.'
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O ' R
P
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TTera's what's net in front when you're Miind tha wheel
nf s new Oldtmobilr! It’s the etrluslve “ Intsgrille", a
full-depth bumper of sturdy ateel, Inrked to the frame
Im your protrot km . . . rfonWa profarliW
You not only gel fue humprri in one—double protect ion
high and low—hut "IolagrilL" instantly Lodirate* all
tha OldamohUe beauty le fellow.
NIW 101 Al IWRYWHHII Behind ih* "IntagriBe" I*
beauty that's your* only vtih Oldsmobile. And for
sth manfort the Oldsmobile rliaaeie—solidly *ubi-
Heed at six potato—reelets pawl rosw, takes xxray Hie
ewsy on curve* sod corn ere.
n u s THI ON1-AMMMIY lOCKITt Under the bond
thrre'a the bi|h-t»rapnuioe, hf|h-torque Rochrt—with
a 9.25 to 1 eomprreeion ratio, sad featuring advanced
bi*-borr, ahort-etrahe design . • . « dm hi* winner In (he
1956 M o b ilE c o nomy Run!
All TOID . . . ITS THI CAR OV THI YIAfe with the new
feature* nf the year—good reason* for you to get out
of the ordinary, into an Oid* aetef
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Warren Favors
Segregation
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g A N fo liD .’ '
VOLIIMK XLVIU
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W$t £§>antarh
.
a W - f M
« » * * « K - -
Accuses
Chief At Demo
Others To Be
Fuller Worren pounded away
on l he segregation issue when he
•poke in Sanford today from a
platform at the corner of Firat
St. and Magnolia Av*.
With a crowd eitlmated a t ap
proximately a thousand people
listening to tha c a n d i d a t e for
Governor of Florida. Warren said
“I am for segregation.'*
- .a a.t
.a_ r>
-t_»0 sponsormm■
"Tha annual
' “Lily
Sale"
Appearing heavier and In better
cd by the Sanford Pilot Club to Sanford.th*n..,’»
" l ! 0!!, .ipokg
! l.VU for
Fuller E
Warren
benefit the Easter Seal fund in 45 minute* In reviewing hie plat
SeminoU County netted a total form which coneleUdi he said “of
of M3 M, according to Mrs. Harold 23 planks, 20 of which were ac
Applaby, chairman of Ihe Semi complished during my term as
nole County Easter Seal cam Governor of your Slate."
paign.
Warren heaped praise on Tha
Five girls chosen from the Sanford Herald for their fairness
The eerie quiet of Seminole
The . St si*
classroom of Sirs. Sybil Itouth in presenting the lisues of the
Bide are now helng accepted County'* political *i-ena wa* hruk, . Be vers | a DapgrV
>m. Sanford Grammar School sold Governors race before the poople.
hy the Sixth Naval District Puh* „n last night at tha firat of it tnent, headed hy J. D. William.
the Lilies last weekend In down “Even though thry ere suppuriHe Work. Office. U.S. Naval Democratic R.lllaa to be held In
',iJrf.f ' p" pf. J h*
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town Senford. Those taking pert Ing enolher candidate they have
Base, Charleston, ft. C., for the various sections of the county.
,rlhul,tl jfsterday a total of ft,*
in Ihe Lily Sale were: r.lcnna
Define ■ packed court room with 377,437.11 In February eigaMttgf
Crablrce, Ann Schumakcr, Lynda presented fed* ■» they ere." He PAUL MILLER AND SENATOR Oflt’GLAR STRNSTRdM waiting their turn to ipeak at 1**1 night’* following Jobs to h« don* at tha
tf. 8. Navat Auxiliary Air 8ta overflow crowds listening hy a lax receipti In munlclpallti** and
added.
“1
hope
that
other
newsMcLeUan. Sandra Estrldge, and
1343,173 in the general reveuoa
papers will read The Sanford Democratic Rally held In the Seminole County Court HoulO. noth ere candidates for the Senate seal tlon, Sanford,
puhlic address system in the halls fund ef tha State.
Fenny Pulver.
nf
tha
17th
Senatorial
District.
(Staff
Phntoi
Herald and do likewise."
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Job number one 1* for the free- *nt| icrosa the front of the court
Mrs. Appleby said today that
Incorporated munlclpallti#* - hi
Hon of ala Butler Buildings, and house an entire stole of local can- Seminole County will receive 111.*
Pounding awey at the accom
the campaign fund ia growing
includes
concrete
foundations
and
had
their
opportunity
to
plishment*
of
hie
term
of
offlra
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alowly and has now reached a
.VM.4B in the distribution, with If*
floor slabs, and the exterior util- ,p#ak on thilr bid for offlcea for U4.30 going to tha City w Ranted »
a* Governor Warren elated t h a t 1 V V O lllQ 11 j S I S l I l C
total of 11,333.
itlra will Include electrical, water wMrh lb, y b#H nu,|if|ed.
1 “1 never did consider myself hoe.
¥ '"
1MOt.M to Allamsnta Spring*;
“ We are confident lhat conlrl- of Ihe tegiilature."
and eewer line extensions,
Loudest ovations went to for- ga23.Tl to Casselberry; L o n g n e d
ttutlons which are now coming In
All bids for this Joh must he nter Sheriff Luther Hobby wh’en receives MUM,
and
been1 doing
^ W A l ! f i N ! T O N ^ A ^ m t d d l e rf
in the District Public Works Of- he accused Sanford Police Chief 1440.01
and
reach
tha
quota
set
for
our
.j
our Mjhrfnr Mfe(yrecently," is Id • »««<
wh"
ihB j 1*'1
flee by 2:30 p.m., April 24, 1D54. Roy p i williams a* the “ Man who
According to Williamson, ih i
county,'' said Mrs. Appleby.
Warren as he referred to a re- * l°l
*n^ just "anted to
^A ronlrirt ..........
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J,,h number two calls fnr the tried In hang a yoke around my 8lat» collected a record 13,111,no*
for tha ............
construction
rent news release concerning burn R-" '#1 *
fire in the of |h#
Henry Shelton Sanrehibilitation of tha rafrigera- neck not >n long ago" Hobby la rigaralta taxra ia March. r
highway fatalities and Injuries in White House yrsterdav and fnur jor(j H(mor(4| Library and Mulion building, and Includes new „ | d -There *r* a few penpl* who | The receipt! for the cumtltl
G o v e rn m e n t W a rn s
the stale this year.
more in executive offices across ,euip
awarded lo A K. Shoemoling aqulpmeiil, rofrlgarallun r|i,in'C lialicva I w as. an honest month Just ended topped hy fly
Summarising the citrus situs-! lhe street.
maker, Jr. yesterday afternoon at
piping, condensing water piping |<w enforcement officer end I am most | | 3O.OO0 the eollectioa for
A g a in st H oxsey
tlon, Fuller Warren told the) sh« was apprehended hy e g mealing halri In the L'duraiional
and insulation. Also new lusutol- going to name names during these March 1935, a previous high to the
smoke lax collections.
,
street audience gathered to hear "omen rieiecttve whileselling Hie Huild rg on Commercial Avenue,
ed partitions, change* lo exiating rsalllee.**
C a n c e r T re a tm e n t
Distribution of Ihe Mareh fnl»
him “ If I am permitted lo go fifth fire, Presidential Press Sec-iAu'ho-uy
io sign a comract
partitions, and new refrigeratot
o th ^r rnn,t(,|«tr«< for sheriff
0 WASHINGTON t*—The govern back to Tallahassee and serve , relary James C. llsgerty said. wiin the l' i.lc.er v a t given the
tyfie door* and framea, plua *1- wfr, h firH. Charley Beck **ld « tf lection* in municipalities will ha
None of the blares caused »ny president and secretary of Ihe
(•ration* to exiatlag walla, floor* (l u j,M , pM1-hea to win the elec- maria next month.
ment Issued a formal public warn four more years. I'll do somt-tliing
March hnrmally' Is tha high
celling* and meat rack*.
lion, I'v got a hard row lo ho*. I
ing today against the Homey can lo mak* grapefruit profit*bla.'* , major damage. They were quickly (■moral Henry Shellnn Sanford
month for cigarettt tax collection*
Memorial Library and Museum.
cer treatment which it termed
Each set of bidding data must wtll appreciate your support,"
Warren touched on his platform smothered
Guard* said apparently none of Recommendation In accept Ihe
worlhtrsa and “ Imminently dan for i!»6d sneaking of tourism and
he aecom|ianied by a rheck pay*
Tha Inrumbent, J, Denver Cor- because It it the peak of the tour*
able to the Treasurer of the llt|| to|(J the audience “We are now lit a# a son.
gerous" If ils use lead* lo neglect industry. He reviewed the mad Ihe nearly 7.000 visitors who filed low- hid or llt.HXf was made hy H. >
program nf his previous admlnl through the While House yester R. Tope, chairman of tha Build
United Statss in tha amount of in ''ih .'‘pro’*oV o r ..tlln g up 'a ' . * '• '• ■•**ra* J S S f e ef other care.
ing Committee of the association, w.
110. This is required as security rnunty
blot-k which I hot>*
Si**” 1!! * 2
The FoM and Drugs Admints- •tration and emphasised that he day were aware of any disturb Slat of the room which will ..
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tration said some of the medicine intended to do a better job In ance.
Hagerty and Secret Service house the library and museum will iV
of bidding data.
promise you thle_I am going t« ^
J(ln< M
woull| N „
used by Harry M. Hoxsey in hi* hullding rnada than ever done hadescribed he the same as the original roopi
give you a claan, honest ahariff ■ ,BcrMi# of ibout
mJUtoa 4M*
cancer treatment contains potas toye, assuring Saminnl* County chief U. F. Baughman
n„
u
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'•
in
Ihe
General
Sanford
home,
acthe woman at not quite luciu. fordJ||f l# (;, n j
h, , ^
office.'
s iu m iodide, and H sdded: “ There its fair ahara of roads.
tore
ever
last
year,
“I am against
mix Iff the They said sh* had heen sent In a president of the association, who
Porter U n sin g ,‘la hi* bid for
Is evldenra that potassium Wide
t*A i tjir r* '’ 1 y s j -*r-t
N. L. H u u u r
rarii.'' Warrsn axclaimed, “and hospttgj tor observation. TJj» wom said lhal Mr*. Carol* Dow hid re
aherlff’s arflc*
W0 ve
h t fheriff’s
efDcj said ““Wa've
w < . c : ' *,»* *-> will iln anything In my puwep to an-identifiotl herself *• Mrs. Julia quested thiir ih* sire of the room
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T'.Toi I f f i i l i w f 'f t Benilndr#
maintain segregation.
M. Chase, U, born lo llagtrstown,
Mrs. name
Sallle r„
E. m,™,
ABcfl. •«,
M, ilfcd al Gaupiy
llnxtey disputed the government
ikh
lie
changed.
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f
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r
l
t
Mv».
.thu tost few year* and I
“It I* my liellrf," he said “that ttn.
The hin Id ing will ha rnnatruclrd * “ « D l S I l U p n l l c l l U )
f.gg p_ m Tueadsv at tne home belles:* I n n give you good gn*
enntenlions. At hi* clinic In Dallas. |f Wp
, , rhoot, they
of her daughter. Mrs. H. II. New- eiWminL Tha poaltion of sheriff
in Fnrl Mellon Park overlonkuig r x ; _ 2_ a. k J n n s l n n
he said hr has remrda of ca-c. wnn>l
puih|,m.a lake which . has been named I U l S f r i C l M e e t l l i g
man. 1214 Dak Av*. after a length) in'Seminole County i« a trust—he
“ Droving
lhal
we
have
hern
«uc-i
..
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And In furthei climax his stand
alirr Mrs Dow. II Is now ofiicially f \ C
F" —
illnetl.
,'" ’1 4 dleUiot."
MONTGOMERY IB - Atohimh
ressful after radium, X-ray anJ ii s-gieiration. tVarrcn snid, “ I
railed Lake Carol*
K e fin in g LO .
She had lived here ..........
fn* M ........
year.
O'lis U. Oeen*. funner chief Supreme Cotirl Justice James J.
surgery have failed." Hr *a.d the HAv«ix*t got „ tut of sympathy
Randall t'hasa reimrled in the
N I Bishop "f Sanford, was and was a membn of Ihe Firs* deputy In the sheriff s office tod Maytle1,| Jr. was found ahni I*
government never has made a full fop. |hj|l A(rit<ltinc oulfit ,|,e
assorianon lhat (und.s were nn seic. tr I tn attend Ihe .South- Baptist Church and Ihe TEL proe,active voters "A man should
f#r|y to(Uy ,n ht, IplrU
^Investigation.
XAACP." neenuse « , couldn't
WASHINGTON * r President hand m availahlr from known rasu-rn District mrniing of Hi*
1
he honest and have the delermin- ' ment In the Ctoverdale seetioft nf
Hoxsey said hta clinics now have rmtcli a criminal (speaking of the F.isrnhowrr plan* tn leave next sources sulfirlenl in complete tho Sinrlair Refining Company which Clasa of lhal Church.
illnn in slay honest. If I ant el Monlgomery.
She It survived h< four daugh
in ooo patients.
.Moore dyamlllng in Mima during Monday nr Tti"*d*y for his usual protect,
was held at the Dinkier Pla/a Ho
ected
I will take office with re
Ralph H a m m o n d , e ie c H itt
The FDA has been fighting hit adminiatrdtlnn) nut of those spring golf vacation In Augusta,
Ground breaking rerrmnniea tel Die meeting, a Itended hy ters. Mrs. S. A. n.
malice nr hatred. I am rontin- press aerretary lo Gov. James t .
Na
if.
H..
Sanford;
Airs.
Hoxsey since before ID**. Afler loud-mouthed Harlem hale mou Ga
are now bring planned in the 432 marketer*, distributors aim
"■O' prcrnrlng mysrlf for tow folnom. said Mayfield had-'be**
Sanford; Mrs M. M. A.
year* of litigation, ■ decision by a se!* came here and 1 had to
Tit* ex nr I dav depend*. While Immediate future Attempts are mam nf the romnany's nff-rlali. Orlando'
and Mr*.' A >. dicker enforcement work."
hnt through the head.
U. S. District Court in Texas in tell him to gel nut of the State," lloure press srrrclary James (* being made In hold Ihe rcreninpy h -d .is It. Hieme “ l.lle Begins at
Each candidate was Introduced j n , mmnnd said Folsom «** eaHel
of Jacksonville; II grandrhilriren,
October 1D33 prohibited Hoxsey Warren **id.
nn
April
10
which
is
Mrs.
D'wv'a
<n
".
marking
four
decodes
of
pro
llagfriy said, nn the outcome of
Just In talk and shout and the Mnsiers’ Tournament al Ihe birthday.
ires, hy Slnrlair, Dwight M Hills, four great grandchildren and num In alphabetical order hy Jamex „ rly |(K,|y by #ni ^ Mayfield’»
and hi* clinic from shipping in
Lee. chairman of the Seminole nHjhbnr| u
ulom, thln
wave
arms
about
this
thing
ia
.
„
tnterslata commerce what the
A commuter, headed hy Randall Ihe oil company's district mana erous niece* and nephew*; three DemocraHc Kiecutlve Committee Brfln(«
brother*. J. F. M. Kntzmlnger,
wrong,"
i
Chase,
and
including
t rank ger said.
FDA today termed “Ihrir worlh- not enouch, Wnrrrn commented Augii*ta , >
In hi. talk, and “1 don’t believe' lh " . I’m idcnt occupies a collage Evans, Mrs F E Ruumillai, Mr*.
Th,a session was one of a .eric. Ctearwaler: L W. F.nlamlnger, and allowed each speaker five
Folmrn sent Alabama Pnhlln
jlr s s cancer mcdirlnes."
minutes in which In make hi* ap Safely Dlrertor Bill Lyerly lo Ih0
and .......................
It. 8. Kntzyou
can
trust
a
man
In
Teliahu
vi,ll,‘
id
«ale* meetings
scheduled In
Elizabeth
II.
William),
and
Mra.
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The agency »aM Hoxsey set up
P i/A k L .e
^ ||t until
Rucker, wan appointed lo hrl«l Ihrouahoui thp country in mlilsfr nf llartivill^ S C.; and peal In behalf of hl« rnndldary. Mayfield apartmenl.
Isis clinic at Dallas In 1934 and hn*.ee that will ju»t drift along
Four candidates fnr Clerk of
G* Elsenhower
plan the ground breaking cero- each of the rompany’s six *»h>. one slater Mrs. Arthur Hogan of
Mayfield, Tuscaloosa attoniep
.that its growth has been sleidy. with th» tide of aventa."
Circuit Court were Introduced.’
district* which rover a 37-state Dorris, Calif.
Warren
spoke
In
Ovlcd"
and
Tuesday.
mony
and
entertainment.
1and former University of Ala.
it said a Hoxsey clinic wa* opened Lon a wood this morning before' Hagcrly said Eisenhower plans
marketing territory.
Rnberl A Cobb »t«rted hll friT"_ hami law professor, was a randU
Funeral services are al 4 n m.
March 7, 19U, al Pnrisgr Pa.
Tii* conference* were held to
cnnilng In in Sanford. He left tn be hack In Washington in lime
tomorrow at Ihe First Baptist minute address with "l Want t o : date for re-nomination (o the jtu*
aiouainl
members
nf
the
Sinclair
hortly after noon today for In attend the opening game of Ihe
nrg.intzal|on w,th ihe progre.; Church with the Rev. W P. ! « * Ww ming. s^tre.gn •neni ou.; prrma Court in the M*y I Dim.
Lake County whera 'he will speak h*ac';*l] season between t h e C l !
!
H a ie s f Ic
made hy the rnnipany during ihr Brooks Jr, assisted hy lh* Rev. »nd mduded th* statement
I ncr*llf primary.
Lee.bure
and
Tavares
before
\V*»hinglon
Aenator*
snd
the
New
n
i
p
p
i
n
g
w
Y
C
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l
i
in
“ years It rnvrred pad and‘ Thad Entiminger, Manatee oflt-1 non l think you have to he pat.
- ps-t 40
He had heen elected to th l hljh
going tn Orlando for a TV ap- York Yankrrs April IT.
r* v «
r,l,,,.r* Planned d_*velopmcr** in etating. Burial ia in Evergreen riolir In hold on lo a nine-thous rourt In 1054 lo serve the tmexpraranre tonight.
j
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,
- crude, pipeline, refining, m ra rrlt, Cemetery.
and duller a year Jnh."
pired lerm of Ihe late Juitiet
MIAMI
An Investigation was iransporiailon. markeling, aciverIn other development, around, Q e a t n S 6 n t 6 f1C 6 I S
Inruiuhent O I*. Herndon gsv* Jnel B. itrown
f. MIAMI It—Sen E*te»‘ Kefauver
In
hr
completed
today
Into
whal
n«,ng
and
sales
promotion
actl
,
_
credit to his staff "ho ha, he»n
‘Brought hi* pre*idrntlal rampaian the Slate Farris Bryant *pok* °n
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rau-ed a sightseeing host In Dip vilmi.
with him for 2t years, *nmr prior
to populous Dade County today aft Ihe Inuchy iaxalinn l.»ur In the U p n e l a O i l E Z Z C I I
•lames
E
Dyer,
prcsldrni
of
nver
in
Bl*eayne
Ray.
dumping
governnrshlp
race
last
nighl
with
a
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er sharply ’ crltlclilng the F.lacnlo that. “Tha best criterion a*
TALLAHAXSFE IM - The Su- nine nf |h« 36 persons aboard Into Ihr Sinclair defining Company,
lo hmv 1 rould act In the future,"
hower administration for what he statement that ha wasn't going I n _____
and other rompany official' u r r r
loday
upheld
ihe
the
uater.
P " i U ...........
.
he said, “Is the sudit. t consldsr
called lit “inept" handling of for make a campaign promise of no, death
. . . .. . ,
„ fraiure speakers at the District
scnlenre
Imposed
on
Joseph
The dnuble-derked Bit-foot Phan- n,f-*-ttnjg In di.iru*slng futurr pro*Mr. Georg* \V, L.^ Smith, 72. jt „n b„nnr j,, serve the people
new taxes In order lo win voir*.
eign policy.
Lester Ewell hy the Duval County lorn, chartered for a farewell holt- prcis, Dyer said: “ We not only died this morning at Ihe Seminole
MADRID ip—Mnroccifl Sultan
....
He
(old
e
Tallahessee
television
In a .perch In West Palm ................. ..
Mohammed hen Ymusef arritjil
. , pnuinCircuit Court for the September day ouling for employes of Ihe nope to *el new sales rrronls Memorial Hospital following a nf
rnunt,r'
audience
This
ia
a
growing
.tale
k|UlB|
of
Kf,
M„
|t
r
e
l
B
ty
.
Beach'i Flagler Park Iasi night.
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f). A Robert* admit ted in his hv plane totay tn rerelv* s* wrong
MacFacMen • Deauville Hotel,, in IB34, hut we aim wanl m im short Illness.
Kefauver charged that the Rrnub- *"d if «'• «et into any long range nard.
audience last night that “ I hava
imfenendence for the Swanlah.
flipped over a half mile off Key " r f ,» «"■ <*l'» fore* wills the
He
was
horn
Aug,
10.
1U
3.
In
llcans had failed lo lake a Rrm program of construction and ImI.ad no experlenre. Hut no one el«e r„lf,| plrt nf his North AffttU
Ezzetl,
who
ram*
tn
Florida
Biaceyn#
yeMerdey
noon,
creating
PK!*lb
«l
’
Seneca. S. C. Ha had lived m San
A.itanJ regarding nationalist held provement hullding for future from North Carolina shortly be panic among Bin*, on hoard.
J j j j J I . ,ucce,, in ,h# >f *r» ford since 1921 and resided a! lias had a chance except the pre- eninire.
“ island* off tho Red Chin* main needs a* we must, new lixe* may fore the killing, told police he first
Nine person, were dropped Into, Th# ‘ Important rule that the 100.1 Maple Ave, Mr. Smith a rr.ut 1'irumbent. If e)eiti«l. Hie [ Cicreral’tslmn Frsnr'sCfli Franland, had made no mnve to ease be required.
saw
Mrs.
Raynard
at
a
rrslsuIhe
water when the boat rolled dealer, marketer, riillrlbuinr, and tended the First Baptist Church
ho"** * m .h*
. v
^
cnvhrnrwrt his ..rpyal
“ 1 will flghf them a* long a*
the tension in Cyprus, had virtual
jrsnl, lhat sh* followed him anil over. Five women end nn* man the area manager plays tn Hit nf Sanford and was a member, t)'* nm,n !’,our *"rt n "
visitor at Ihe airport,
there
I*
any
hop#
of
Ihe
*tate
slay
ly abandoned the fret people* of
asked for a date and when he got were treated at Jackson Memo Sinclair organization was iIim-uii - of the Masonic I/idgc, Decamr. »fl,,' nnnnThousands of Moroccans from
Asia, and had failed to find an ing solvent, hut I won’t see the in her car with her she asked him rial Hoapitai for eiposura and cd by Louis W. Leath, Sinclair Ga. lie wa* a Held supervisor
" \ l Vnrnea promised a monthly Ihe 1*000 • square-mill Spanjih
needs
of
our
children
In
Ihe
answer In lh* new Soviet pollry
Refining Company'* Vice Presi for J, C. Hutchison Co.
for monry.
published fiiiniu-lnl ntniemeoi of proteriorale screamed a *near>
shock.
of penetration through economic schools, our tlrk In the hospital*
He said he refused (o give her
Ihe County in hi* hid f»r i-lec- hysteric welrome lo Ihclr lilutir
The Coast Guard *»kt all aboard dent and Gmcial .Sates .Manager.
Mr.
Smith
lx
survived
hy
hi*
and
nyr
old
people
suffer
because
• ,w_ „ l-rn J. Hoar. Vice Pmlrlcnl In
• *H.
any
money
and
«ha
slapped
him,
were
arconnled
for
^ ? } ,'* nt V'rc,(,.lt
,
, ,, ,
I have made a campaign promise
,nfl lnpr* rharge nf St.iHon Salr*, -iwike widow, Mrs. Winnie K, Smith. San- ,"Pn
The Tenneair* Democrat »*liJ
u,u "J
hiltan hroujlii w'lh hlm,-’|
nn “ Cnnperatlnn — ' Krynoi'- of lord; wm and daughter-in-law. Mr. ,,n M?T
nf no new taxes just lo get your He then shot her u v e r il time*, were nn falalittes.
our NATO relation* have deleri- vole."
the court record said.
A fishing rniiser, the Sport TT. .Successful
tor joint So-nlsh-Mororcxn dcrlaraHon
Enterprise.”
Ollier and Mr*. David Smith, Atlanta r ° ,rt 1 lf P”11* " ''ir' *
.orated, that Greece, Turkey and
Gov, Collins was hack at hi* Tha Supremt Court said in an wa* only 130 feet* away and speakers reported on the work Ga.; grandson, Lindsey Smith of 'hi* office for ihe next fqur yem t. affirming (he independenci ’/'of
w nrlttin ara divided over Cyprug rif.k handling state business hut opinion by Justlre Glenn Terrell snatched the people from the rhop- currently being carried on hy tho Atlanla; on* brother. Tom Smith, ’ 1
making applirathm for the Sn*ni-h Morocco and H* •unity
Sinclair Bescarrti and Develop,
and serious conflicts in policy
with the neighboring French pro.
Bryant, and Bumler L. Lowry that Ihe only points raised hy E»■ py water, A helicopter and Ihre# menl Corporation, tho Blnclsir Pine living in Alabama; and one sister, ■i0'1
with India and other free Asia
sell in his appeal were technical rescue boils from the Coast Guard
Mr*. Ads Huskey, Allanta.
Five ramlhlal"* were Introduce I tectnrate, wlilch Franco hi* 111*
went nut again On the trail of voles.
I.ina
Company,
’Ihe
Sinclair
Oil
nation* have increased under the
and lhal errors, if any, were rushed lo the scene and hrought
Funeral services are at I p. m ) who are asking for the pn.ltii.n granted indrpnndence.
" '
Lowry concentrated hie cam nnee
snd Ga* Company. Sinclair A n n
harmless.
Elaanhowcr administration.
the pa«*engers a*hnre.
Franco's g o v e r n m e n t anlu ll, fnr,, and other suhtirinmrs. In morrow* at Ihe Brisson Funeral of T** Assesmr for Seminole
paigning in Ja kionvltta while
'
Inoimcet last night that- ‘thb
Home with Hie Rev, W. P. Brook* County.
Bryant worked toward Jacksonville
Miss Mary Earle, in a short ap- s P*"l*h Cahinel had aporovel !(!•
Jr. nfflciallng. Burial will he in
C 11A l i A , I
| _
wtth stop* at Mnnticelln, Madison,
Itcal to Ihe votcix mid “ I began Independenci declaration,
Evorgrrrn Cemelery,
d u m t e r L o w ry Is
Live o*k md L*k* city.
All
master
Mason*
are
asked
my n f e e r In Ihe court hmi** In
| A I, - . .
C eaeL a.
,n • tolk at Palaika, Uwry
JO yC C c a p e O K e r
again eritUiied efforts being made
lo meet at Ihe Masonic l-odle *1 ,p-*- l or the past 23 years I SPY LOSES RID FOR PAROLE
GRAND JIAriDS, Midi. <*— Repld*. Score* of Homes were I Communicslion end power fsrtl 1:13 p. m. Inmorrow to attend have had training that qualifies
WASHINGTON i*~Aloml«; if)*
l.t
a - Sumtar I.owry, candidate for by Collin* to get the U.5. Supreme
Vicious spring tornadoes lorp 'l!',"l“,,»hed and at l e n t 1* peraons me* were knocked bid. isolating the funeral of Mr. Smith in a m* tor that office."
ass, whor#
David "reenglau,
whore tertl.
t%rjl.
ff^Jovemnr, will (peak at th* Sam-, Court to change it* mind about
i
killed,
'lend Jullu* -Aid
Rwlelvh King mlniUM that Mi* mnny hdoed 'send
•everil enmmunIHea' and leaving body,
inols County Junior Chamber of ordering a Nairn admitted imm»- acrosa western .Michigan last
Three bodies were found In a
nfflc* of Tax Assessor is the must Ethel Rosenbergg lo Ihe
Commerc# noon luncheon meetlnv diately tn the University of Flor nitfit, leaving a v u g trail of devastated trailer camp on Grand them .in total rtarknas*. .
death and destruction.
.
_
. . Important office In th* rnunty.' chair, has lost his bid for p i t g f r f l R i
al noon.
) ids Lew School.
Rapids' northwest outskirts, A Hospitals in Grand Rapids, sml f _ _ . _
prison,
vt - s'X t v:
R«scu« worker* recovered IX farm woman w*i killed when an- nearby E*eland and Holland ivere D . T A N n U f l l f A F T f t l H “Von win, for th# first t!m» In from a federal prison,
Collin*' campaign headquarters
Lowry, of Tampa, la currently
jammed lo eapacliy and ail avail- '
1 ^ - j p B O R O r I O I O choosing • tax assessor, 1 will b* I The U.S. Parol# B«ard y
campaigning for the governorship •aid tha governor would have soma bodies. It was feared th e n were ath' r tornado haltered the Tra able medical help was summoned.
Thursday i t the Southalda P*TA ’nuny yeora, have th* privilege of day denied Grceoglass' parol# *PClly atea. lOO mlles_ north.
on the bait* of the segregation detailed comment on tha Interposi other* ]■ the debris of demolished v,r“
ft was Mlehigan'i worst fornado
Nearly i.ooo National Guirds
t o sue,
tion doctrine In a campaign apacch homes gnd stores.
5 ! 0rei-t ■* «nJ <*'* t ^ It I* your
men were moblllaed to assist In •me* lh* disastrnuf June 4, 1933, talk on "What To Do Till Ihe ^Doceight-member beard decllnad >
Mont than x n were Injured and rescue opera lions.
‘ Tho Joyce** are expecting an he will deliver later In the week.
iwisler lhat hilled Iso in Flint.
tor Cor.iea",
jJohn
nbJ, Meizrh reviewed hlx i*r- explain ilx aetion.
•ovar flow attendants a t their H ie governor plana a handshak property damage ran into millions
Fireman, slat* and lor at police
, i* (form lllerally wiped oul Ihe
There will be ■ quaitlnn and vlr# aa a Couoly CommiuloUf,
Thp 34 . year - old Grrroftox*
Maeting tomorrow, not only he- ing tour of Polk. County tomor of dollar*. Some 3.000 people wer* and civil defense workers lanored huijneii diitriet of Stendale, eight
left
homeless.
through
tho
night,
probing
through
milt* west of here. Fifteen build- answer period and all memberR, and said "I can think of no offle* completes tomorrow on* thli
| ) 4»u** of Ut« political issue, but row before making an official visit
Hardest hit was the town of
sentence hf > a a
_____ __________
t h e because of the election of to St. Petersburg Friday at the Hudsonville, ». community of l.aon wrerkago in i search for tha In inga lining fUtta Highway «). aU are urged to attend thl* Impor-U.Hat could prepare you better for _a 13-year
jured and dead. outer*
Other* «tood Is-v thin lo years aid, were level- tint- meeting wlvieh will begtn •* tho offle# of Tag auassor. 1 tn J«H oiler plaidtagA|U*1
annual Sun Festival
X f te tr a for 19M-47 year.
ton ails*
thwest oi Grind guard to
t o t t o f . ____ 1ed wiUto aeeoftdg,
1 h *• - .
1
(Cattle tud m Page 1}
l a t aepietag* tk u g * .
Annual lily Sale'
Sponsored By Pilot
Club Nets $43.35
Bids Being Taken Court
In Charleston, S. C. Room
For Jobs At SNAAS Packed
February Cigarette
i
Tax Receipts Given
Municipalities'
Shoemaker Is Awarded
Contract For Library
ssw a a
«*f*iM UEL-esr& 0l--“mt
★
Mrs. S. Allen Dies
A f 'After Long lllnesi
★
ii
Alabama Suprema
Courf Justice Ii
Found Shot Today
Ike To Leave Next
Week For Spring
Vacation In South
&
m
h u ih ic ii
Reason For Boat
Kefauver Speaking
In Dade County
|
jflooted Today
W.. L. Smith, 72,
Dies This Morning
Moroccan Sultan'"
Arrives In Spainf
'
Tornadoes
Leave
Destruction
- 71.
Ft.
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K U T L E Y C O LO R ED Q U A R T E R S
Thrlfl
Priced
S H e r t l A T t O M l TO c t
C etA M jaA N O W lC H ga-N 1
4—n m ^ . 5 ) W o AWO * *
FLAVORFUL FULL PACKED
IONA TOMATOES
SULTANA
BLACK-EYE PEAS.
FRENCH!
INSTANT POTATOES
DIXIE LILY
HOMINY GRITS
LIBBYS SWEET
PICKLES
'TAtTYi*' « a it w hen o p a rt
moualnf landad him en the pay*
roll of a Barrit. Ontario, Canada,
corporation, appear* to bo taklA i Lm honor aorloualy a* bo la,
bald by Vatma Thatl, an am*
ployM of tha eooeam. It aaama
that tha felina wenderad tn at a
tlmp whan tha plica wm* over
run by rodente and, alven a
'chance, cleaned out atl the mica.
HU p»/Ji_*PWLop ipaclal (oodj
^ DON'T VOtTItV. l
t m » M u s c u te 'u l
k i n d *.
CMrcrTON1
P f .A t N T YOU,
U N C A AACKIV ?
u^
4
m b a //
«
M-ocryc
Ar
lT * * e * M t
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I V AXP NO AlARttB/C* I OttA*
B T T K r v ^ J \ w TX a « l ’3 WCX! JfC
13‘/i *02. Can
D A D GRADE “A” 2 to 3 Lb. Av*.
SUPER . RIGHT CURED
(8 More Persons
Killed In Africa
Mb. Can* f |Q
FRYERS
(whole) LB.
Super • Right H u v r Western
ALGIERS lit — The Fr'anch today reported fiS more jUrafln*
killed in icatlered action* aeron
North Africa durlnl the previous
24 hnnri. Thlo tollowrd Easier
weekend fuhtlna in which M natlomliit rebeli died.
Thm* killed yesltrday Included
M reheli, 2 French toiiiari end 2
member* of e Tunlilen national
unit ortatiUed to flint natlonaliit
extremut*.
The clilh between the Tunisian
iroupi came in mountain* M
mild north o( the French naval
baoe of Birerie. A unit formed hy
the moderate Neo-Deaiour party
routed a band of about 20 aupportera of extremist natlonaliit lead
er fieleh ben Yousaef. Five rebel*
were killed end 15 were liken
prisoner. Nn French force* took
part In the enxasemenl.
In France, pollre In the suburb*
of P irl* investlftalcft r e m it rase*
of armed attack* on Alierlan*
who had refilled ' ftf" cbmrib'ufe
fund* to extremist movement*.
Alserian demonstration* erupted
Into head e r a c k l n g * at Met*,
Thlonvllle and Mauheuic, In east
ern and northern France.
BRISKET STEW
BEEF RIB ROAST
Super • Right Beef “All Meat11
BONELESS STEW
Super • Rlghl Freshly
GROUND BEEF
3 LBS.
Super * Right Young Tender
BEEF LIVER
Suptr > Right Heavy Western
SUPER - RIGHT Fresh Pork
L b.
Super • Right Thick Sliced
BREAKFAST BACON
All-Good Brand Sugar-Cured Sliced
BREAKFAST BACON
LB*
Cnp'n Jo h n 's Delicious F ro ten
UK 3 I,bn. 11.00
OYSTER STEW 10 OZ. Con
MKB-PAflKKR ENRICHED. . . . . . .
wo
,
White Bread
Spanish Bar
JANE PARKER ICED
Rt. Rev. West 5th
Bishop Of Episcopal
Diocese Of Florida
WHOtVWS WIFE CALL*
illllllT wTRC PIAVIN G
JHEW W OUR
*1LIVING ROOM
WITMCAGWOCO
J v /K A fV >
A&AM 8AREVCUJ ( VJC Vg GOT A
,0 0 'N s r / ^ - i c e r o N * .
HIM F i R i r TO GET TO Wl
1 HAS TO AAV THE QTH£
''s --- , A DOl’-AR * _
horthwootorly * k n i Hi* n o of
(*li1 curve llitouili .-* central
1 P _ FO K la K IK O L B co il F T Vi
* « l l * of ll> 01’ f t - t dlllin c*
of l i n i l l foot in t point on iho Dtnver houiowkfa thr*» y*an n o ,
" • I t Jlno of I old lUMIrtn It.
Townihlp 1) Xouth, nonoo )> announrH tedly ih t will hi hark
rt of th . l u t e of Ylo rid i
Kail. * itl.tonc* of n i l .H i fool on fhi Niw York i t m ncitt fill.
railim aor
of th* North* t i l corner of SWU
thtroof.
Mlta Merman, In privati lift the
If P E A R L I T R E E T COR ANU Al.t<0;
•‘All that tiort of Iho tv it of Lol wifi of Robert t. Six, preildent
l i . MCNill'o Oronfo Vlllo. plot of Continental Air Llnea, win ap<
fOTICi
foot; J, pi hoi »>, loo and l«l,
public rornrit. of itomlnolo i*oun- pear In in o M f i n a l muilral
ty, Klnrldo. lyln* H*«i nf the comedy w r i t t e n
hy Ifnwerd
o il»iin « rl«hl nf w l y nl X t .i.
htion ..nf. .ifiil \V0»l nf Wi* pro. Llnduy end Ruaiell Crouoe.
ti'i.od rloht of w»y of told mote
The new ihow, "Happy Hunt*
ft old mnj ini! he lot mor* fully
h.vlna or rlilmlnx any rlahl,
rtc.ctlhod l i runntnt from iho Ind," will he her tin t Rroadway
Inftroii o iu " ,- moriaia* or
»P«» nr Intoroodlofl of th* t u t
■ lion to or on tnooo roriain
linn of .aid f i n e fluid inn m d ateie appaarenci alnra "Call Mi
iti «r lond.horolaifior dnertn.
Ih* W n | lino nf iho prnpnood Madam" rimed In IflAI.
nd th . tnllowlpo poronn. in.
f l t h t of *.»• of told n u t * fln.,1
ir with all unknown poronn.
}»« Bouthirly i d l m n r * nf tt«
iln* by. Ihrnu(li or und.r
fiot: .b iln t ■ t r l m t o l i r ihipctl "f lDr «t you, bar* In and In an)
rn -portoni who or. d.od. or _ pared of lind."
of Ih* abnto dotrrlbotf Undo on!
ail; lo t kaowp to bo dead or T h i find h.rolnahov* ronvoyrd •n?w
ejua* »Ay tna aam* ohauli
JoftWlfllnt t i l a r m , m nn or toil.
,hu*
•"* F«r
O ttN En Byi i t North P u r l Street Srl.J*
Eorofa *l
n ,h* P*,I,,0B Hlo<
Florid * ^
SU BJKCT TOi M n rltia i of Fairlt‘P**rl Btrtot Cnrpnrotlnn
»Unr Dnrnnritfnn, in fivo r of
Miry O. Mmi.
t.B U I
t Fin* a ir ia l
,,T A K R NnTK'C T h i! i n . r l . r * Ftorrt* _
lion of T i h l n t h u boon flint) in
e m i t *hV nrUult Court rn
. J~ R t a-n
(ho i h o . o .r i y li d n u n , hr th*
r R i*h i at w a r
ritttlnnor. ih» .cnutrlne authority Hack
rl of i
nf Iho*. nrnr.odlnai, of Ihl toklne
Aiiornor
_h»if af U io I I and. t i pf t h i l o o n diacrlhod ilndi, for Cnumy
Eo»» or b io i * nn.d Inn. Ih# Purpnio i n forth In Ihl poll, a.mlnnl* f,,..nir
i l T l l . n i f *1 ifoNoir* n r . linn In thi* riti.o, Vlii A. t l f h l Mnford. Florida
fill*, aceordljt* tn th* pl.t Jf woy fer ■ portion of a u t o noon
( r*r.ord*d in Pl»l Book mn Bcniioolo rmint*. rinrid*. ibrt
11
and 1 1 of
lho» on* nf th* J u d a n nf th*
rorord* af B*Mlaela Caun*
£
"<• ff)"lh Judicial
nrrtiii of Florida. will nn in* lilt
J j W . V ' l U A . n.. m u . i t iirjn
r clfA . n* tn» fartnown ihsrsef,
iF.CriJjlI Court Dhimbori In Bom IPnJ t £.<!u"‘ r Cmirt Knuti i t ain-
cftlSlRif C<M,n'T* MdrW*
^ ten
. *.
/ YOU
I BOTH
V uose
KTVKL MERMAN WILL
RETURN TO NTAGR
DENVER (ft—Zlh*l Mermen
who lift Broadway to become i
Legol Notice
n
JACKSONVILLE
- The Rt.
ftev. Edward Hamilton West today
became the fifth bishop nf th*
Episcopal Diocese of FlorMa.
He ha. been bi*hop-fn»dJutnr
»nd take* the place of the Rt. Ray.
Frank A. Juhan who retired Feb.
1.
The Installation ceremonial were
at St John'* Cathedral with the
Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Shertll, D. D.
of New York, preilrtlns bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church,
relebrant el a communion service
and preicher of the instillation
sermon,
Gov Colllni, > communicant of
(he Eplicnpal Church, heeded e
iroup of laymen In (he grand proceiilon.
ih.
ASTHMA?
TOPS IN GREYHOUND
RACING THRU APRIL 11
K
RAIN OR SHINE
prnptr
v:.tr-*.Vv
I,urge Calif. Long Green
ASPARAGUS - 29c
FRESH CRISP 2 lb. CELLO
CARROTS
Western Red Delldouf
APPLES
BANANAS
ONIONS
CELERY
YAMS
New Crop Texas Yellow
.
ill*
Stalks
Cold Stream Fancy
#I'
l»fi« F taf
1 i-U f t » For CookInr A Solid*
Ktm-L-Ratlon i*/S5c Wesson Oil
Nightly
8:10 ^
Matinees Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M.
ONLY 6 MORE RACING DAYS
SEASON CLOSES APRIL 1.1
For AntDieatle W 2 4 - n t
Nfwbks3
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n ,.
n ,,.
b„
.
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Detergent-
39c Towels
Cut-Rite
■'te •
B.lbeclr
25= Napkin)
II
PfjUlBa Kmboaaad
J i T .- ,1 fc*. f ^ l , , T'O.o*
S RarM
2/25c
I Roll.
telifiT
-Mjc
Soft-Waftvei'2/25
Mb Bo* n>Mi,ft , ( r , r. . ,
l*i fl
Leri
25c Cream of Wheat S4c
H i.
1 if f a
PINK
SALMON
1-Lb, Can
All Detergent Sic Borax
T.
T a m W m ( A t R *d A rrow
57c
2/25c Snowdrift
•ffettlva
Y ovt N u am st
Qt.
, V /'-» c '" Ifw U ble "hort.nlni ».tb. ran
!deol
tktwaih
l i t Bawao Ara. »aa*>o I, WnU.
Iona Yellow Cling Helve* er
Golden Firm Ripe
a leif* In
at
-
Sweet Potato*
DOG
t
R A C IN G
AH uiPltM to
01 wain IliATMUIT, IMC
Each
l.tr* Site Pascal
" ln* ‘
nr* *114 hiTA
AH*
iUrh l»r*|Ap'aoprol.,
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Wed. Apr. 4, 1950
ttf ^ a t h
1’^ge 3
If You H ave Pet Birds
Of Psittacosis
(ton tinned W*» Per* Otc»
koow the Mads *f the aehod*, the
hospital, roads and county."
Rudy Bloan pro mixed Seminole
County TOtert *1# eleced I promite you n new, permanent home
stead axempttoa ayetem on ■ card
ly MMNUMK. Ml.HUM, M.9.
PtrnrACOClB U for the blxdaliUckj develop rapidly and may bs • ‘
Unfortunately, however, humans pretty severe.
>•
. By DOROTHY ROB
\P Women's Editor
; Note to anxloua molhen and
father*: If Johnny can't read at aye
. j tn. but It a wizard at mechanical
a i thing*, don’t Rive him up as lott.
I » j Just show him how worJt can
* I help him put a hot-rod or a TV
action.
: v | set together.
Interest
*
Tills la the advice of l-'rank Jenof the tax
‘4 nlng*, reading specialist and
P»|y t 'l r f . n '
' I teacher of education In the Bloom#daaea for the Board of County
1 field, S'. J.. Junior high school, tic
Commissioners, District one w.re
'.•I describes himself as a professional
present at last night'* rally.
| uncle,
or F. D. Scott appeared for City
J “Tjough I have no children, 1
CommDatoneo John Khldes, a can
^ ■ have five brother* all of whom
didate for the commission post, CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACKSON. USN, Commanding Officer of have big families, and the prob
and explained that he wa* out of tha Sunford Naval Auxiliary Air Stolon, Inspects membr -* of the lems of my nieces an I nephews
to<-n on City business hut would NAAS Supply Dept, during last Friday's personnel Inspection. keep me In touch with tho younger
not mis* any of tha other rallies. This was th* first Inspection In white uniforms far NAAS person- generation."
Itobort Bennett appealed for nel. (Official Phot*, U. S. N a v y ! __________________________
Jennings believes Ihere’a too
vote* on the ba»U of more for
mud)'hysteria on the part of par
<Jh» tax dollar. He said. “Tho a feeling that tho people of the
ent* over current widely publl.
problem* ar* varied, but I would 31th District will vole on the basis Candidates Asked
died reading probtem* of chil
like to aee a complete program of qualifications and not on the
dren.
To
Address
Student
outlined Including roads, hyacin basla of geography," and added.
"Actually today's teaching me
th control and youth center." He "I’ will, not buy a scat In the
thods are belter than anything
Orqanizations
Soon
added, *1 want to make Samlno’e Florida Senate, neither do 1 want
GAINESVILLE Lfl - The John' thfy £a<l ,’!L,h*,,5.“ d °!?
County a better place to IWe for anyone to buy the seal for me."
The four candidates for Huuse Marshall nor A*,n. and the Yqung1'*>**'■ ^ j 0 diffp™
ha'
the neople who live here."
in *?3? ° " V p" ?cnJ " L '1'1]'1™
Robert S. Blllhlmer n-mmsed of Representatives were the last Democratic Club. University of went
to high school. Today 77 per
Florida .Indent organizations, have
♦The Board of County Comm!*- speakers of tho evening.
cent go to high school. Back In
aloners sponsor legislation where
Wilson Alexander spuku out on Invited four candidates for gover the 'fl'is and '90s the onrs who got
b y *U ’sections of Seminole Cnun- hit platform of better schools, nor to speak from the same plat
to high school were only the cream
*y would b* given adequate fire preservation of natural resources, form here April 14.
protection for l believe It la of maintaining, segregation and “Will Tlic Invitations, sent to Gov. Col- of tho crop, and so of course they
paramount Importance and will work toward the annexation of Itns, fo rmer Gov. Warren. Farris had no reading problem-.
"Today hays nnd girl, of all level*
wqrk urreaslnxlv toward ttys eiyl " the Cringe areas uf Srnford on a Bryant and Sumter l<owry, said:
"We students here at the uni of reading skill arc pushed along,
He sold, "I wish lo briny to youf ' fair'nnd impartial basis."
attention the deploratile method
Don Bales reminded the audi- versity feel that If the candidates and there are bound to be some
which 1* used In the detention of cnee "You are here tonight as wll] conpcrae and apptar nghr harkwnnl ones In Dial 77 prr rent.
Juveniles. Young boy* and girls voters. And the question It “It will cooperate and appear together Rut any way yon look at 11 we’re
are locked up !«J the county fall the person stending before you It will offer Ihe voters of the stale .till way ahead of former genera
cepable of representing me." I an excellent opportunity to com tions."
with drunk* and criminal*."
believe It Is time to send a busi pare at one time each of the can Jennings Is an ardent supporter
MORE MORE
of the program of the Library
^ Two candidates for the Bosrd of ness man lo Tallahassee, and if didates."
Bemlnol# County Commissioners, elected I will truly be a ’■epre- The event would h* held on the Club of America to encourage chil
District No. 3 were heard at th* tentative of the people "
courthouse square with each can dren to read more books. Hut he
Thomas Stringer stated that "t didate allowed 'lime In nuke a says:
Democratic Rally last night.
Otis Fourakre briefly told hi* am aware of tho problems created hrirf .peerh and ontlino hi* "The Impetus to read must
come from the family. If a child
audience "I have appreciated by vast expansion. We must meet planned program.
working for you th# past two the growth with legislation to pro An partler effort In get Ihe can secs hls parents reading and olt' (arm* ai commissioner and hope ven l stum nrcas and decay. 1 am didate. to appear together fell vIonsly enjoying hooks, ho soon
that you will tee your way e»ar interested in a long range pro through. Tho Florida League of gets the idea that this is some
to nama m« to tha position again.” gram for our roads and If elected Women Voters had Invited them thing he wants to do loo—it looks
Lawrence Swofford, Mayor of will stay well Informed and avail lo speak at Lakeland. The league like fun,”
Altamonte Springs, ipeaklng the myself of the facts.”
said It had to rail off the plan,
fantlre allotted five minutes said Gordon Frederick In behalf of brcau.e of thee and).talcs' schcdii"I have a deep Interest In schools. hls candidacy said "I will not ulc difficulties.
Soviet Government
J believe and am In favor of a bow or bend to any group regard
permanent law setting atid« a por less of their weight." And on the
Will Investigate
tion of tha n c* track money for segregation issue said, “ we won't Newsmen Will Be
achoola. 1 will promote plant tor be pushed around by rabble rout
Leader's Vanishina
the continued growth of Semhole ing people."
Permitted
To
See,
MOSCOW <.F - SwetH-h Prime
The chairman, of tha .Seminole
County."
Minister
T a g e Erlnoder said
Democratic
Executive Report Bomb Test
W. Hugh Duncan, Incumbent for County
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W. Hugh Duncan, Incumbent for Committee, Jim Lee, said, In clos WASHINGTON (*-Tho govern prnmlM-l In InvoMlgnte Ihe dlathe office of Justice of Peace, ing tha meeting "We’ve had a
apm-nr-’ore of Swedivh diplomat
Fourth District said “Four years fine group of candidates speak ment announced Monday newsmen
Raoul Wallenberg In Budapest In
amt
photographer*
will
he
permit
W*no ! asked you to do something here tonight. It's going to be
for me and you elected me to Ibis hard for the citizens of this coun ted to ohrervo amt report an II- t!M1.
It wa* the flr»t official ntknowl
officg, I have tried to render a ty-to select their representatives-." bomb - tcit-.rt hadulod-.lur about
W. B, Miller, viewing hls record MRy 1 at Kuhteluk In the Fflclfie. rdgement bv tho Soviet govern
tervlec I Bariev* tha people are
entitled to. You are the ones to as commusloner said "1 have The coverage will he on a "pool” ment of Wallenberg'* dlmnpear
be the Judge and I ask for your done the best 1 could with what ba.i. with the number of news anco tinder myMortoua elreumstance* It years acn. He wa* re
we had. 1 ask for your support men limited lo 15.
aupport."
It will be Ihe fir*t time store ported taken Into ruatndy bv the
Lewis Tit* appealed to the vot on May 8.”
Two candidates (or the Board 19111 that new-turn have been »l Soviet army In January, IbiV
ers In his behalf on the h u ll of
Eilander told a new* ctmfcimel
“ I would like lo serve the people of County Commissioner*, District lowed to »(ta ti lls of atomic wrap
as an assistant to your County Five spoke st last night's rally on* at tho Enlwctok p r o v i n g he brought up the Wnllunherg ra*e
Homer Little, speaking briefly, ground. They have *cen a number —Ihe only thron In Sovlet-SvvdUh
-Judge In the juvenile delinquency
told the rally audience "I have of tc*t*. however, In Nevada, the relation*—In conference* with the
^effort,"
hlghe-l official* of the Soviet
Paul Miller, candidate for the lived In Seminole County 20 lavl time on May 5 nf but year.
37th Senatorial District seat In the years. I knnw that you think I A Joint announcement by Ihe government.
Sfcst* Legislature contended "I am qualified sfor the position of Atomic Energy Commi-ilnn anil
know the problems of the business commissioner and I earnestly soli the Defense Department vlid not
people. With such a background cit your vote.”
»*>' specifically that Ihe upcoming Statue Of Liberty
you need such a man In the Sen Gus Schmsh said, In behalf of Enlwctok tc»t will be of an Hate." He said "1 will do every hls candidacy, "For Ihe past M bomb. The announcement tie- To Become Home
thing possible to create a central years Ihe people of my district scribed It a* a "megaton range
Of U. S. Museum
purchasing agent and thereby hive urged me to serve a* your nuclear detonation,"
lave your county many dollars In commissioner. 1 have consistently
The Stndm n'
A megaton 1* the equ.valent ol NEW YORK
iwita purchases."
believed In progress and am one one million ton* of TNT.
Liberty, frlendlv hearnn to tho«'Senator Douglas Slenstrom re of the few fermers that main
arriving from foreien shore*, will
ported that ha had spent only |85 tains a membership in the Cham
become the home nf an American
AIR FORCE OPENS
In hla present campaign. "I have ber of Commerce."
mu,mm of immigration.
IfKAIKtUARTKR.S
TAIPhl CD—T^o U.S. Air Force A flvo-mllUnn dollar drive l« un
today opened its new Fnrmo.s der way lo construct the inn,cum
CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE
headquarter* on th* outskirts of as a national -brine In a starAND STORAGE CO.
shaped, stone-wallrd fnrt on vhlch
Taipei.
TIi* new headquarter* of 20 one- the ha»o of the statue restPurpose of the museum Into
story building* ha* a library.
dramatize for posterity the enle
j-hapel, po*t exchange, barber •lory of immigration lh Ihe build
shop and mesa hall.
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team angaga In a maia parachul* drop rvesr Ui« Thula Air Tore*
Bast, Greenland, at a tactical axerrts* under Arctlo eondltlona. The
maneuver was designed to provide training In extremn cold weather
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Injected Ned*
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th* disease.
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it eesy to here et Pamsoy'i liny L.
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|y Ith gride or 10. Hospitals and
clinics, of which there are natural.
Iy not enough, are maintained and
Tbl* to th* tlth to * aerie# *f medical earn. Put II ta ant a plush bi/ara a refugee la admitted to
artleUa written hr Mrs. Car***# axiitanee bv aay meant • the a camp, he la cheeked for com*
Wtlla wbe U repmentUrg The teat* (which are ra d u :lly being mLinkable diseases. So far there
fanferd Herald oa a tow of
replaced with block hula) are
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small, cold and very wet in the have beenno epidemic* and p re ^
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relay teases which la here now. entlr the age-old scourge or this
Things lav# really beea beetle rucl used to’ keroient . and each area, malaria, has been SO per
and fa it meting atoae wa left family draw* iim a fl ritioo-fTf’mcent licked to the camp*.
Amman, Jerdan loot Monday and a central dlaburaement point, six per eenVlSf the camp refu*
went te Jerusalem. This account! Clothing la desperately needed but c (t, ir0i according to the sUndfer my net writing until new. Mr. Fiaeher aeye UNRWA'* mon- uril. *ft up by World Hcellh o ^
Seeaaae ef the cemplexity ef the ey to being stretched to Hi limit sanitation, undernourished. Tills
aituaUea, I am breaktog the to fecd lfea peopla. In eonnactloa . u perrtal.-Vbl4b-. Includes both
week tluia t v toto three etorieai with Ulft, many church organua. ■rfun ■(nd
ehAdred, are given a
this ana about aa Arab refugee lions and groups to the United hot noon meal of TOO calories.
•amp we teured end U.N.R.W.A.'e Stale* ere sending clothing now, These people get this meal at a.
work here; another about our
when I a iked how contributions mesi hall si supplemental foe"
Moly Lend alghtateingi end etill could best reach lhei« people, I to their regular food which Is
another story about ou; alay to was givan th» following addroii prepared and eaten In their own
Israel.
to contact; Miss
« Hynn, Middle
- hut* or tonta. They a rt oxamOa leal Tuesday we were takea East Bofuioott Clothing, U.N R.- in»d by medleal people tor ollgi»,
through the Dhatoheh Cams, a W. A. United Nations. New
York, |,(|j|y an(t removed from tho list
tent eity housing 1,000 fsmUlei|or Naw York,
when their Individual health la
about I,MS refu. ee. Mr. flicker,
1 hive never aeon people more regained to sueh a point. Alio, chil
head ef UNRWA (United Nation* deiperately In need n( clothing dren up to ego of IS and expectRelief and Works Agency), waa (especially shoes) shin thai*. ant and nursing mothers ere given
a really wonderful guide for us • The aheller problem Is a constant on* eup of milk a day to addlttoa
very totiaca, g&criiito aad Intrill- one apparently, since the birth to their regular rations. It eeund|)
gent.
rata of the refugees is I per cent unbelievable, I knew, tort th en
The days In Ibis aria arc sunny annually and the death rata Is t people, especially tto* children,
hut there Is a chill wind alwaya per font. In ether words, these generally look nourished -> they
and at al|M It Is vary cold. thousands of people who were ere not fit, but they certainly are
When I saw thets bsrthwt ehil. thought to no • merely temper- not siarving.
Th# ra/usee* In this on* camp
drsn In rigs, living to tents and ary problem eight years ago ara
civet, I bceama actusll 1U. Al growing In numbers at a rats of ,„d ,h« rest of the million who
ways, of course, children tug S per cent r^r year. As I said are elsewhere in th* Arab countries
ent'a heartstrings tha most, but before, the tenta ire gradually. ara tn appalling problem. Iarael
never to ths cslcnt that these did. giving way to concrete Hock floea pot want them back and they
Rome ef the stotlitles snd facts huts but It Is slow progress. The are apparently bant on returning!
I got from observation and asking usual procedure Is that tha re- (n the|r | lnd ef “ Paleatlno"
questions hath i t this esmp am! fugees them,elves build the walls ivhieli term they use line* they
■t a UNRWA briefing u n io n that out of homemado blocks, UNRWA do not acknowledge the cnliUnrc
night are as follows: In Jordan than helps out with roofing ma- of far ael a a « nation, fh li il thalr
there Is lha biggest concentra aerials. Meanwhile all the tanti haps end dream and determina
tion of tha falsstlnlsn refugees being used ar* mada by a trnt tion, The Irony of the whole appar
line* thara is more Jordan tarrl factory at Jericho which Is man ently Insoluble qucatloM ll that
tory adjaaent tot ha present lirsal
**y tha refugees. Water is th* Zionist Jews who, aa a na
than any other country. Thera are l®»*n
*uPP»y «•"'«» tion. hava baan homalcsa tor ces801,000 refugHi in Jordan, two acittared throughout th* camp and turi.-s, now hava a place, but
thirds of which are pot in campf hcra, aa avarywhara alia w* hast another large group of Moslem*
but who live out on the economy, bean to tha da;:rt areas, water is have triran thslr pile* a* "thttj
• very few holding down profes pracieui and treasured - some hnmetoii and unwanted sno»”. F
sions! Jobs and earning a living times carried for miles from wish I thought there could be a
and the rest (or big majority) spring!. Tha toll*! facilities arc solution olhar than war but th*
living in eavoi and eking out eg. terrible, ntadlcsi to iiy. with more I *ea and observe, the more
Isteneci by begging UNRWA help communal Installations scattered I agree with lha many people,
and work When and U thay can about th* camp, which Inciden bath Israeli and Araba, who sc*
gat It. Tha other on* third pf tha tally covert about ena square milt war In tho near future. ,
Jordan refugHi live to 28 camp* of land that Is either rock and
sueh as tha on* wo visited. Inci sand or rock and mud, depending
TEMPTING HARD-BOILED
dentally, the rcfugcei constitute on th* icaion.
EGO DISHER
The
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and*
Is
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one third of Jordan's total popu
Thos« hard-bollad eggs th*
good considering t h e circum Easter Bunny lift are psrfaettjft)
lation.
UNIIWA apends fifteen million stances. In Jordan thera arc MO good eating. Any number of de
dollars a year her* with the Unl r a f u g a o schoolrooms. Children licious luncheon dishes offer
tad States contributing about TO start school at a years and a pro tempting Ideas — for one, Egg
per cent • which ao many Araba gram is now under way to teach Goldenrod mad* by slicing cooked
appreciate but do not under older children practical trade* •gga, warming In condensed
stand, lines they rcallie that tha such as carpentry, ritoa making, cream of mushroom aoup. Rarve
United Stitca helped act up th*
One earpentry clan we visited over toast points. Another to Rle*
State of lira#! oight years ago wa» sacn making doore—the catch Bake, to which a layer of cooked
whlrhdavolopmont his putth in to this is thatthla treeless country rlco covers tha bottom of B butrefuge*! out of tholrhome*
and hoe to wait ilx month* for lumbar ten d eas«erola followed by quartland*.
to eom* from Rcandlnavla. English and hard-bollad aggs, a faw laftRut back to th* camp Itself, I* taught starting at tha oih grade, over peas or beam and evar s W
Mr. riseher and hi* seven, min this treeless country has to wait * can or two (depending oa
staff are doing a bemaVhibje Job. six ninntJi|,|fpr,f)uniUer In mme amount, .of, r o m "*
01 “n:
Th# dally axpenio per refugee Is Th* schoolroonii ar* also hchl diluted eetary aoup, W whlcli
tan cants - this la food, fuel, open at night for tho ariulta who, two nblespoena of prepared
elothtof, shelter, education and apparently a n becamlng m an mustard have baan added.
1 Newspaperm ans
Tour Report
A t tha u m a tfat*. Governor LeRoy Cota «f both p m n ta awl itadanta hsv# line' proposal to the President of the United
aada tawwa la aa avpaal to th# Unltad Btatas th at ha m att with Southern Gover
S T t a t a A tto m y nors to so over tha questions raised by tha
Unltad States Supreme Court bennlm setll Richard W. Rrrln.
hU appeal. Tha Btata'i Attorney Gan* re gated aehoole is meetlnff with stronger end
aquaatad pannUalon from tha Humana stronger approval
Freafdent Eleenhewer hlmielf h u re
for Govornor LeRoy CoUlna« who i#
: aa attornay. to appear before tha court with plied to Governor Collins', request end a
him ta d arvue tha caaa If a rahearinjr la presidential candidate la making known hie
endorsement of the meeting between the
. ; r As a result of tha poll mads of Undents President, Southern Governors and tholr
; . and parents. Ervin sold there (s "a stronp Attorneys General,
The P r e s e n ts ' Indication was that he
probability of aarlous disruption, at the
i University of Florida If a Negro U admitted would consider calling a eonfsronca only if
immediately as the tribunal haa dreraad. Cungraaa doesn’t ereata a segregation study
> I f sush avldanea m revealed by the re- commission.
Govornor Colllna haa aetsd swiftly In
autos of the poll la lynored. the public asfety
" S frlo fid a will be sndaniered w d the ad- tho Interaat of tha Stato whan faets became
nW etratlon end operation of Institutions known on which a concerted effort could
’ of nifher laamlny In Florida will be dlsrup- be made to altevlats any fear of disruption
to the State'e school system, both In tho
■ tad." aecordlnv to Ervin's appeal.
:Tha tabulation of questionnaires sent higher learning bracket and In tha W a r
University of Florida students showed that grades of high school and grada school.
The wisdom of waiting until such time
V 9241 per cant were wllHnf t» admit Nsyroo
' S iM a te ly i 2t . i t per cent said thry were when m aterial and facta are available can*
; unwillhif to admit Ntfroes under any elr* not be praised too highly. Had Governor
r« 1lln« nHemoted to solve the situation in
ttr delay admissions u long s» legally i»S- any other manner It would not have yrnlnrl
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albla and 41.45 per cant said they thoiighi tha headway anti tho apnrovnl of *o m any n*
did
tha
anpeal
mad*
through
and
by tho
Negroes should not b# admitted uAtll after
jfflt « reasonsbta period of preparation for In State’s Attorney General.
Aa wo hava said before, Governor T,eRoy
i' 4*ffr*tlon.
irp's • Of the parent* of students polled, only Collin* la taking action on hehnlf of Florida
944 per cent Indicated * wllllngncas to and Its problems concerning eegregnMon.
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However, he Is not basing his actions on exrffteept Negroes
Immediately
8249 per cent of tha parents Inril- plosive Issues, and ha Is not ereatln* dls.
, . And 82,r
would tranafar thalr sons nr trust and eommotlon among the Stnta’s
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which do leaders and tha Stats'* people.
Rabble roualng can and will hava ser
l
adm it N egroes If Integrstlon Is raqulrad
ious effect on the Stata of Florida and Its
already highly touted growth. Slanted vrr*
alona of tha State'a condition relatlva tor tha
Th« Sanford Herald
segregation laaua can eauia havoe among
" " W tHital SshT |M «H
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the naacaful cltlaana of Florida both white
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cIsm ■imw fl.i.i*. ev. i«e ec and Ntgro.
Sr* r w efftee *r lu b rt. n*to*.
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Wa hava atatad our stand relatlva to the
•i g f M ii *f NiMft ft trra
choice
for Governor of Florida and reiterate
ram ntminne. to m iiirat'w our eupport of LeRoy Colllna primarily to*
■*■!•* ■AMMAN >M, M«—My M4H»f
d -v on h's able lrndorshlp and far reaching
itreioM M*rwa__
study Into tha problem! that eocem Its
• f • 90O f* c « tJ y conduct*! In
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W ednesday, A pril 4 ,1 9 8 4
.TODAY’S BTBLR VERBS
la that hath aeonMa hath aeon the
-.Father.—John 14:9 — Civilized humanity
has’ mostly accepted that truth. It la cer
tain that wa hava no other picture of tha
Infinite. It Is an amaitngly satisfactory re
velation.
citizens.
t
Rushing headlong Into a stonewall of
problems ia In no way tha proper approach
for any problem that confront! tha eittiana
ef Florida. And wa admit that there are
many before us aueh' aa tha phenomenal
growth that le calling on tha Plate's Isadera
for careful and forthright atudv of expan
sion; tha problem of providing Toade
throughout tha State on tha baala of need
and urgency; tha problem of tha diapers*!
of State owned landi, eipeclally our valuable
public beaches, are all deaarvlng of the
moat eapable and long rang* study.
Through demonstrated action, Governor
LaRoy Colllna haa shown that he Is meeting
thee* problems In tha most canahl* manner
—In a manner that Is umatchable In the mo
dem history of our State.
New Tech nique-Stagg Fears Purdue
*7 RELMAN MORIN
NEW YORK (*—Seme recent
butlattoa from the prcalrfcntial
campaign* todteat# that the nawe*t Uitog to political feehaine Is
whit 7<n might can tha ''gtagg
Feira Purdus" strategy.
TS thii claasle maneuvar. you
fight hard for tha role ef the underaaff.
rnT iatunca
tha u i m m
roc uitanee. anar tha Mtoneia.
te primary, Adlal Stsvcnion said
hie defeat there shnwad, plainly.
Hub be was not nut to front in
the race for th* Democratic pres
idential nomination. He wnuM
have te itruggle harder, etc.
Rut his canny rival, Ain. Etici
Rgtouvsr, wasn't Idling Slevrn
nor Kriauvcr icrmi le want te b* A * Just esn't count on getting
much nut of hi* smile."
the (ivorite.
If things go on In this vrsy, It And ncmorrstlc Nstlon.il Chslrm»n rsul Rutlsr:
Is ssiy ta picture Repubtiesn Ns- "We'r* Jtut going out to do ths
tlonal Chslrmsa Ltansrd Hill hn t u* csn. Aftsr ill, they outsiylng:
urlgh us, having (ha prcillgt of
"Well, hoyi. I don't us how «• the preiideney, snd lotns of (him
csn win this ons. W* might hsvs
had ait outilda chance if Ike
bads'1 pulled a muicto to hi* Jaw
^ring training. Rut now
hive had 1 lot of «*prrienci in
double reverie. I'd aay M would
he a moral victory U w# earry
more thin four or five ilstcs.'*
Try and Stop Me
------------ l y IIN N IT T CIRF-------------
fneve that puce In the race. A MOUNT K1SCO SQUIRE overheard a panel of very tubleeif
iirle playing “Apartment Huntlna" on the bach porch. On#
tf» days later, the unitor sa
ted hie own poiltion-"b*hlnd hid asked the girl who had aiaumcd tha landlady role. “ How
much le tha apartment you've
bumetotog."
J«ii rMi a imill bell 'way ndvertliad?” '
"Juat n momant,” admondown lions memory lane.
S
The great Amo* Alonto 9 t i |i Uhcd the landlady.
warn head eoeeh at tha University you any parent*?"
'VT
a( .Chtiato. HU iaama war*
aatpig tha powerhouses la the na
tion. but llaig would aavar admit
tMfe-uatil after a game or tha
wmU aaaaon waa over.
_ <hlei|o'i particular m*at wa*
rurflue. During on* atreteh of ta
coamutiv* year*, the Roilarmak.
siwloat ovary game agd were unsale-even to score In 11 of them.
Navartheltti, on the are of aaeh
y«Pa Purdue game, the iperta
nftira would find Amaa Aloaio
iftarsatiy sunk la gloom, the
♦Ott Nrtur* of peialmiim. On the
bow d Ma aad repart, tha aparta
f i n invariably would announee,
*M ft| Paara Purdue."
b jt thea Chicago weald beat
f i p 0 M ta 0 agata.
- lb time, this haeama atandard
eparatiaf procedure for coach**
M l ta polities, the approach haa
always beta Juat the ravaraa.
Iba taadidata himself, aad ov.
eniMy la hi* organisation, utuUgemtaada that erarythlag Is
m r. aad that tba altctlon la la
tha bag. The idea J» alwaya to
raiaet eunay optimum, aad to
•ata (jnAdanea.
Ihla la portinUariy true ta the
STMeavaatiba rauouvirtog.
I
W estern Union Has
100th Birthday Today
Ths loath birthday of Wcitirn
Union was calibrated today with
spscial ceremonies at Rochstttr,
N. Y.. whirs lha nation's tele
graph system was founded April
4, use.
Dtsccndsnls of ths founders
and thslr friends Jsinad In tha
Rothsitor csrsmony dramatising
the growth of tha telegraph from
the early days of tha hand-oper
ated Morse key te the present
system of high-speed priming
snd facsimile eyatsma by which
telegrams ara flashed automati
cally
from eoait-to-eoaat
la
seeemto,
M*n and women In the rostumea
ef thalr illustrious crest grandparents’ times portrayed the stir
ring etrugglss and final auecasa
of tha m*n wha dared plan a uni
fied telegraph isrvlc* for th* en
tire nation.
In tha Roehsstcr Museum of
Arts and Sciences auditorium,
rssldsnti acted th* n is i of such
historic flfurss as Hiram fllbler,
Judge Rsmusl L. Rsldsn, Eire
Cornell, Harry I. fatter and
l i lt s Butts, msmbsrs s i Western
Union's first beard ef directors.
Descendant* «f ths founders
site visited, In tho museum, tha
original one.room tVestern Uniin
office which has bean removed
Intaot from th* old Reynolds Ar.
cad* Building, snd Is faithful
even to such detail* os an boa
cuSpIdor shaped Ilka a plug hstAmong ths participants w*s
Rarptr Rlblsy Jr., great grand
son ef Wsstcrn Union's first
prssldsnt. Hs Is a sen of Harper
Sibliy who Is a msmhsr of Wes
tern Union's board of directors.
Alio taking part were descend
ants of Judge flamuit L. Sslden,
Don Alonso WaUon and other
feundore.
The dominating Idea of West
ern Union's founders was In units
tha nuuisrous small, local tele
graph compsnlss which had wideby varying rotas snd poor -ervicc.
snd, through setansion of lints
to all parts of ths potinr, grow
ing nation, from a unified telagraph system which woutd he tha
world's finest communication sys
tem. Thslr first stsp was to nr.
ganlio tho Now York and Mississlppl Valley Printing Telegraph
Company April 1, 1881. When a
number ef small lines wars Join
ed In 18SA, In tha states north of
tha Ohio Rlvsr. which then «nc
“Hi* Welt," Esra Cornell pro
posed the name Western Union.
Tho goal ef tho founders waa
realised long aso’ s* Wrslrrn Un
ion became tha nation's vital
nsrv* system to pass* and in
war. Tsltgrama now flash with
ths apsad of lightning s t i r its
high-speed automatie transmis
sion system from origin to des
tination without manual retrainmic.ion at any point.
New goals ef tsuiinlcal pro
gress, spud and efficiency era
coifjljnily bring attained. To illustrgts, g 1800-word page of tho
Holy BibU was transmitted »n
ths sis:# at Rocha stov by a
modem facsimile maehlna. At the
ism* tlm*. an opsrstcr, using a
a mods! of Morn's original In
strument, sent th* words "Whit
Hath God Wrought!" from th«
same Blblw pass, which Mori*
uiod In tho first publia telegram
In 18U< Ths Morse speed was
four words a minute; th* facslmil*, 800 words a minute, or 138
times filter.
Today th* natlen'a telegraph
system la known a* “Th* New
Western Union" boeauia of tho
revolutionary progress It has
mada In the present electronic
age. Many almost magical davital t« Improve aarvlco hava
com* from th* company's laborstorisa In raeant years, making
telegraph eervlr* faster, mors ef
ficient and mors convenient for
avaryen*.
IVeatarn Union plonaerod Is
the doYilopmsnt of fecalmllo tele
graphy end la ths racognliad
world leader In that n*w and
fail-growing field of ultra-mod•rn communication, Thera ara
nearly Jfl.OOO compact doik-cornar
Deik-rax machines In cuitomar
acrvlca with which businessman
land and reetiv* thalr taUgrams
In "pictur*" form by m inty
pmalng a button. Another de
velopment In tha facalmlla field
Is tha Intrafax, lasted to business
firms to anabto them to flash
typed, wrilUn or prlntad matisr
batwain acattarad building*, dopartment* and offlcaa.
Privat* wlr* systems dlltgnod
and Installed by Western Union
rnginrtrs ara leased tn thousands
of users linking far-flung units
of husinsii and of government In
■paady automatie
communica
tions. Th* five-fold growth of
such tyitsms In tha past seven
year* Is nnw being further stimu
lated by tha Ineratalng applica
tion of effie* automation prin
ciples, frequently eallod Integra
ted Data Processing. Many pri
vate wlr* lyitomo have been
specially anglnssrad to hand!* tha
rapid transmlielon of atatlitleal
date In perforated tape or punch
ed card form.
Th* telegraph today to a high
ly complax, technical builneaa
such aa Its founders never dream
ed of. But It la today, aa they
first envisioned It, the world's
fineat telegraph syiUm, kept ee
by eenatant research snd tech
nological progreat.
9 rfectio n
HOMOOCNIZKD
QJVCS YOU
“Have
"Two, I'm afraid," told the
applicant.
"Ah - hnhP ducked the
landlady. “Can't have you a*
e tenant Parents are too
noUy and destructive I don't
want any part of them.
Good day!"
a e •
Sim an n Jalopy carrying a
blissfully unaware bridal couple
a w a y frtm the eeremqayt
T ram b an la matanot*•"
ONLY I DAY! L IFT
B O O K S CLOSE APRIL 7th.
sou mar raffiatar al tha foQnwinff platan
Chamber of Commerce Bldgr., Sanford, 9 to I
•vary day.
T p. m. to • p. m„ Tusa. April 8.
Boar Lake, Wad. April 4th. 8 to 10 p. m.
Gtnava, Friday, April 8th I to 10 p. m.
tra to notify fcporrtaor of Raglatrstion tf te a hare ebon*.
■PRonaiON
NOW
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ABOVE and BEYOND
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Perfection Dairies' new Multl-Yltomto process
aupplcmenta Perfection'* already ritamlnrich
homoganlaad milk with on Sddltl#
additional'
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minerals.
Only PERFECTION Multl-Vltointo Milk
a_ bonus
of EXTRA. ritamin
com*
■II n i you
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tent ABOVE and BEYOND
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inimum
Daily Adult Requirement catabllihed hy ta*
Food and Drag Administration.
A product of PERFECTION, pro
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perfect health!
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Wed. Apr. 4, 1956
Miss
J .B. Miles V
AreWedSundiay
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Lloyd D. Lowe
Honored Recently
On 6th Birthday
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H I ARIS
★
★
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Lloyd David Low, w ii honored
on hli »ixth blrthd.iy with a
party given by hi* mother. Mr*
Lloyd J. Low* ‘Jr. at their home
C4<1( Oran?* Avf. recently.
The gue«t» gathrrfd In the por
tico which wee dernreted with
Lmter flxtura*. (lame* were
played hy th* young enrol* with
price* going to farnl Fu, MeI.elan. Tommy Tindall and Cyndee Morrison.
Tho*, who aiilated Mr*. Low*
in serving the children were Mr*,
C. D, Haye* and Mr*. Jack BenInn Jr. along with Mr*. William
>1. Brown.
Itefreihment* of
rale. Ice
cream and punch »rr« nerved to
David and hi* aiatre Marilyn Site,
Aaron K*ilh. Clyde L. Ilaye*.
Tommy Tindall, Wayne Forgo-'
»on, David Brown, Margaret Jar
rell, Rickie and Randy Ffltgtl*....
Jamie Shaffer. Joan Hhaffer,
Wayne Oranthan. ltnnnle Wealbrook, Sidney Park, Candy Whortiin, Jackie Ansel, Mary Filinhath Panona. Sheralyn William*.
1 Larry Smith. Phil Whittncr, ( to
dy New*nm»,
Kay F.llen
Forcuion, John
Mero, Mika Sulputo. Uruea Hen
derxntt. Yvonne Btevlnn, .1 _r..
Lillian Leffler, Tommy Rolhn
(Photo by Co*) (*nrr|R Hatched. Margie fiaine*
Kmily Rumhntich, tluana Vlhlen,
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Paula D’Amico. Candle Adam*,
• ■• !. .
The marrl.1 1 * of Ml)* Aoc
Clark of Burlington, NY t . anc
formerly of gnnfbrd (0 J. II
Mile* of that ri(y |* amartivuei
hy lirr grandparenta. Jk.- *iic
Mr*. L. C. IIn rrough* ofrH»kf‘j ,’i
today.
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The wed ling look place Sunday
April I.
Mr*.
Mile* attended
fovij
echool* before going to* North
Corolln.1 jn
They will make Iheir Iremr in
lint'* Park at Burlington, •
Story League Has
March Meeting;;
In Yacht Club
Ttir March meeting of th* Ran.
foul Story I «agur wa* held at
Ihr Yacht Chilt recently -with
the meeting railed | n ruder hy
Mu. Roche,
......*
Me*. C. •'
Wel h th»h |o|d
the J!.v*tep Stole, t *1. K*Vff, who
ha* traveled the length' and
loradth ef our nation presented
tlio prie.-rnm thmugh moving,, pic*
DOCK I 0 M 0 V IC 5
(i a nt in .1 La inhd .1 Chapter nt 1 t Hie children .11 the Florida
...
i t .
.
lo ir , 'honing scene* of moon*
HOLLYWOOD if1 — Build’ hog Hei.r Sly in* Phi held it* regular Faun C"l«tr> .11 Gallic ville. wInch
l . l r i m little make-believe Imn
p|,lin,. ,,e*erta. a n . I M p i - a l
rr*. graver hut a* hand*ome a* to monthly inerting Monday night "ill hr loiin.iily pic.-mtvd April me* w ith *parl tins eye* and Mvlfi i,r.mty -put*. |U aim ,-i.Lijivtd
r \nr at .\l. ha* on-* again gone at the home o[ Mr*. I F Haltrn
'c*T if.aniperrd over the lawn of emu, of itir rmimu* unwee ara_
ltd \
1. lie... ..HU tl-.
PATItKR It. I-. ZIMMERMAN RIIVO 11 hook lev Ion on ".Mri*
Chrlatlanliy" hy t . S. l,ewU nt the uflur Fa»trr linu-tn-.- i pul nil liy
the St. Catherine and SI. Agura chapter* nf Ihr H"ly Cm** F|H».
copal Auxiliary yeatrnlav nt 1 p. m. In llm l’url.h ](nn«e TI10 rnview urn "itm*t llitvieatink’" raid utility nf thu mciiiLai*. tl’iiiitu by
Jniiir*iiii)
NurseryAt
School
FinalPlans Discussed
Meet
Has
Easter
AnnuaBanquet Egg
Buddy Rogers Goin
B. Rogers Going
/rQr
Hunt For Children
.Mfi Valencia Itm r, with Mr*
Met. t i n n ie r ,\icl|o)lv, Iiicnm
hark In movie actio-’.
Buddy** rareer date* hack In I»<u Haiku anil Mr-. Wallace Tyre mg President w.i* elected a* rep Mi* . Rndrlek Adam** Nur*rry
mcntnllie to ailrml ilir I'onvcn Nrlinol rimrailay morning search
ihr »ilent*. He wa* a popular lead- a. lio*le**rs.
tiun
in Tnmp.i May 2.V27, with Ing f»r Faster llgg*. .
Tile
group
learned
nf
the
ten
ins man during the ’30* and nmt
Their he id* urn* adnnied with
Maine llarrlln t’vn-lee Morrlmn .'ilm* In fl.v for the N an during m tn r
..... or Mr*. Janie* Mr. Il.ul.v Sloan and Mr*. Allied
,|p|’* nf t",r "f"-1""Mi*. Roche rnmliirted the bull*
m-** •r..*ion nt wlihh nine*.Mr*.
Welsh, acivlco rhnlnimn, gave a
lepiul on the noil, hrlng dor 1
by iiiemlci*. Mi*. Tench hn.1 told
■toilet In *hi|l-.^, anil tw-r* mmi*
,,P(,
, r)| , 1llllr; Kt T-lmiPr,..., Hr bool each week.
'rite
league
will
epmi.-of
IItowiiI* Tioop No. five. Plain
Pnrd* to be u*ci| nl one nf th*
luncheona given dlltiug Ihe nn| r „iiventloii in T.iinni-aill hi
dr'lgiied hy inrndi»r*'and • filltt*
r,| i.y (irrlrhen Cmwell. *
varimi* I'olnred hat* with biinin
rimck Branttev, Uremia Itcnlmi. ihr war. Afterward* hr ha......... I a»l.iim. a* Vi.u-Prcidcnl due to Pn-pichal a, ace. mi.r*.
lielil
lhP ha*ltrl*
,
.....................
lave Have*, lliltv Blown. Ilrnd lirirf fling at arhns. hut m rer.-nl I'" rm-Mhlr ttau.fer of her Im*
Mr*. ........ .. Hat-. dHtrlhutcd car*, and hand*
main
In
.idv.-mie
by
Die
c ild .c n
llollmg.worth. Ronnir Country, year, ha* *turk to pradllt'lna film*
'*>'•' *»
" Sfln ''' •’anerr Itlrcalnre .and h a rd ......
1 -vrol Sir MrLrllan and Da* uP* with hi* wife Mar. Plckford. pin* N* ' nl A,r
1 l" :,, »,|nn' ".(h e group for the Crnt-er Ibive fha-mee'vr.*.
i arm n.i vie
•
. .
... club
,
------- ---- 'were dl*ru*»ed fur ihr annual |„ |,r |,i\p n ' 111, and .la-ic
I he lla)» nf .Itdicfualimi veic
aol TV appcar.incr*
It wai rtvealed today that Lola Tlluavllle. Mra, Pharia la attend- ffril,1,lm,„|,r r , Mr.’ L. J. I.m*e meht
II*
’
i
Klgina
Phi
Il.iii-|ii,-t
tu
In
li
lt
let
llm
if Would be given at fulfilled and thr’ light heart*
Ill* trick of pi a <inj .ill the ln«1ni
lug
Femlnole
High
Rchnnl
where
sr
.
Me*
Dell*
Hardy,
ami
p
e
a
l
Marne* Jnhnaon, daughter of Mr.
created an air of I m ...... . Ilicl
* in Hie hand ha* alw *) * M " *1 Hie 1"M ........... ..
ni||M. i later il.uc
the will gradual* In Jun*.
j r andmollirr*. Mr* W, J. Luwr | 1.Tirol
_ . ,__ . ___
April ii Member* .tic urged to The pr ■ icm fur *li even-i <’;r;* vvi ic found ipilchlv and re
and Mr*. R. 7.. Johnion » n mar
Mr. Pharl* attended Seminole «"•! Mn. Carrie Jame.nn,
r*-n . '
.* ' T ' i , _
rent ember their gill* t> be pie . . . . |p„ r r r i ’"! on ".urtinii u l brahmeni* Of punch, ami decer.itried , Dec. 27, 195* tn Franklin
Nn * e « j r P
of
'
irntrd at that lime to their -Rri.v Seulpturr hy Mi • II K. S M I f ' rahhil rn-ikip. were v-nri|,
|
High
Rchonl and la now working
£ut*na Pharlt, »nn of Mr«. C. F.
•" *
T.", K"’ r
*lrnm Aml Mr. Franc* s»* n
Throii'.dnml the mmuing .lorir
and Jl Men
He ,u; * it * merely
for fldhain and Tudor. Inc. They
Holloway and E. A. Pharia.
Ihe tllrt of fhr Year >vII tl-nbr -trnm. M|*v Iliul Tm te gave a urrr lold, *ung\ Mete -im-; and
,U Ihr rlo e of t.br hu’.lncti
mini vrlrrtt.il 1h.it hr it aim listed
Th* coupl# wa* married In reside at 112' j Weal 4tb Street.
named and pic ruled at Hu. time, .tort t *Ik. mt her tup tu Fui'ope gatiiev werepin.'oil atiilable
fm • ■- ion a White i;i*ph*ut Rail
a* the prodllrer,
and a report of the .*cur's aril and the t.rcul Art ‘he *’11111101 the orcn lon.
via, held .viler which H’r- h m te - v
"I lie.rr had any thought nf ar illlev Will he £l< or, for Hie lie-ie their. During the *oelul hour, the
‘
* V V 'l m d i j "-nul we
h,r * " r '\
........ "urmg me .oct.i hour lbr| ,ir „n |,MWns
)ia, Kp„ p p r r ' f„r ,hr
Rod., and
Mr and .Mr* tv r dative had
»% their sue«i for
,
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in* Lt Cmdr Harold
,n ^
A wdunt.irv rnmmittfe rnn-l‘t loir, mi a Hay :ml then wcie Snluh^Sriill Kirk, OlhV^tohluT
<ul>1
mit>'
family of Key Wr.t Alm uV ing ,h*
velnp vrry nicely, .several people ,t)i! ,,f yj,., s.vm Thurmond, Mr. asked to wriic rlnvvn a many a.
u.i.,,,
l The TF.L e l m nf the Fir»t them were their ion In law- and
Mi»s Dt.vl V|,|
r 1 ;^ * Dici. r,> 1 *
WEDNESDAY
Rtptivl Churrh will mret tn the daughter, and family Mr and Mr* ihmight I dmull tlo it, and I he ||aro',| rhapm m and Mr* .lame- 'Itev cmilrl rrmembrr
ium to ihmk ab^nl it I don 1 'hmk Cavlaim wna.1 kcl In make pi nt* Rovle won fir*t prir* and arcmil Brumln
I)vvjin» Vmt
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A.
S.
(iranilins
ot
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<>lumtua.
S
C.
Th* werahlp cemmlltc* nf th* rtli'P<1 •* 3 r m Mr. J A. Cun
\|.irv w,v* In favor of it, hot I did for theMother.* Itay Ic.i, a 1j .nil pr|ir went to Mi*v Marlon Slnglo |,PIIP I tn in.in, and i-fiiti*,
Brian
Fir.l Christian Church. R II. flln*lum *nr) hrT *tm"’ Ull!
kn,* Tot ami Mr. Frril 7.uere of U any wav Now I’m glad I did, tinnul uffalr Indd every year (or ury,
liam*
Williami, chairman, will meet If” '"
and I think *he l* inn.’1
Hit* mother* id the in'-mlntr* A
Refre.liiurnl* of punch, rim
Tampa
were
lb'*
Fa’ter
gueat*
nf
The
Navy
Hatmn
Offirern'
Wive*
Wadnoday. 7:30 p. m. at the
Hu la*l picture, tie explained, letter wa* read by thP Prp*ulent, r.vky*. rookicv, mil. ami mint* were
Mr. and Mr*. Jimmy Wright. Col
hnm* of Me*. J. L. Horton 8r., luncheon will he in Ihe form nf Zurr* iv a retired Army rnbtnel wa» eight yrar* ago, It w.v* a Mr*. Il.irdd Chapman, from the .rived by the ltov|P**r*. The next
It 1*1.AX IN 8 0 W'RI'IIR
a
Mad
Hatter
lunchron
at
Jim
70S Palmetto.
Your chapter
in
(Jalnr villr vvliich meeting will bn at tlm Imine id
Any busy bnmrmaker would h»
anti h.- and hli wife were rrlrbr.il f a r e called '‘Don't TrUvt
Spenrcr'i
at
12
30
1
1
m.
Everyone
Enrollment of five-)tar-old* lor will wrar h hal and tlirrt wilt he mg their weddmg anniversary, Hn.hand" with Fred MaeMlirray ‘'aietl that Ihromth Hie t "til*t Mr*, Hubert CnMilng, ISUt Matlr- sninrt In sol nshlit llilrly mimite*
and it’* butlnn* nf the in Kbuida rli.iptera, •'•a.
With Mr.*. Hi hcit llerg .i» aaiuetlmw during each day )n-t
• Kindergarten neat year
an Miilelcme -Carroll,
. ___ will lake. a priie for the mmi original. Fa Her.
were aide to pnrrti.i.r a lurgt; rn ho*le*v. Mi* Sum Thiirniun I 1o rdnx In a tub full warm »<ianPlire in the r,rl*h Annex. 8th ami
Rr, Mr, „ w Jlfk , nn
now- making Ihe round* on the TV
'wing »H and lliroc Iclvi mn trie will h.ive ilir program.
*udx n full tub, vshero she ciut'd
Ovk Avt., 1 lo 3 p.m.
Jn(j j j rj< j,- ^ johnwrn.
Mri C A.' AmJcr.on Jr. and rtrruit.
sink "hark nml f"f;:<-l hor-volf .ml
Chela No. B of Ih* First PreaMr and Ain R. L Johnson and
nu'ltly Ii enilmvcd about getting
nil Ik-c pnddcfu Thirty rivlrvut,.*1
MONDAY
bytVrl'a'n" Chiirch will meet at
1 l-irencf reiurned Monday (mm into prmlurlmn
*....... lil o n lug blink nf lima
10 am. In th* horn* of Mr*. John
... ..■«>•(
11,, r , , , ( n , n,,,i Norfolk, Va. w|irre thev vl*ited
' ritrte'ii a lug fie1'! for well
I11 tnl.n rlRhl mil i.f 111«e ilm- Burton. 2030 So. Laurel Avenue. r J , ! h 7 , . ' me a. 0 ,v . m
« r* with . ra.g \m|er made artlcn picture* <0 color
hut it ran he dune If o wiul.vll
Mr*. Hugh Whelchel Jr.. I* chair- h"rrh “ ,l1 n" 7 4' 10 ' *
-ill --*.......
*■*■-■ there I them day*." lu remarked “ Thr
who
1
*
with
I
he
Navi
Mr. and Mr*.’ tv ft -rfioWp-on
, .. f,,r nrrie mreting’. V cmeretl
'» d - tn mlnoil! 'ml III.- hrnofii
m*n of tn|e o.
rM*h luncheon will hr held at noon They also vuiied Grady John am | r ix e m* are m i n g for iliem. and
ii* anuoiincliig the hirtlr'nf a fl
mine
lllrtn
III
t
ify
lelllll^
vunn
Ihe First Pre shylerlin hhurrh pfnjram will lie at I p m I'opu 1 and Mi eo-t Mr*, TH larhuHon ihr mutor *tu hov aieu't roluing
mi In»if tiun t* 1*1* inni(tin1* 1 ttf *ii j-I
||,n« William Al|f ii* I H®
will have U* mid-week Bible hour „ ..r rl| (l, rm 1tlR
-p.J
up villi them We figme tr ran
-’ll nf re-1n >11 M-akin- 1 tIt
tn.iu vi.u bum M»vrcil .1 In
of th« Firat Presbyterian Churrh Sjv(1 - ,,(.n,.ri,| p(flrrr, „ ,|| g„ r
niake
them
at
a
good
price.
*e||
Ice* *n nun h i -i rrlirv- i* n inn •Hbiiidn at viio Army Air Bay*
K in HEN .n ow it xn
at 7 p.m. and at 7:30 p m. Chan- |hll pr„j.rain, Mr*. Claude Bum j
them ri’.uonai'ly and H’rn lurn
*ml f.trill m u - 1--, nmt n n ’ . . '
pn.vi Tim mother and llm
PIB SO N X U n
Cfl Choir fthfftrsAl.
phrfv is leader.
Tim* lie* whrn Ihe living "irm n' ,’r lo «»1**v|alO".
' *ll*po Ilinn* Hint the fnniily wnui l l" 1’
been muvcd^Tt) till
Mar zee Johnson. F. E. Pharis
Reveal December Marriage
(p s A A o n a ld
C a le n d a r
'”Z
...........
... .. *ml
Sj’TlLl,
B / R T H..-S
A general butlncn and tncial
matting of Ihe SanfnrJ Woman’*
Club will b* held in lh« eluh house
with Mr* ■ Alyte D. McPherson,
Superintendent Florid* State In-
duitrlil School for Girl* a* guest
apeaktr. Luncheon at 12.30. Heserx-atlsn* should b* In to Mr*. Oicar
Hirrimm, 20S4 telephone.
The W5CS of (he Ebeneier
Methndiat Church will meet at
,the homa of Mri. 8. E Norwood
at 7:41 p. m .,
m rasD A T
Wcslxlde P-TA *1 ill hold ,t. meet
renm
or
Ilia hviirnnm guv e
the
mg at 7 .in p ni for an elerlmn
c'u» to th# tier.-TM| r h«of officer* Voile William* will he r i r |eri*iir« Pf * h"ii**'» arenague.it speaker All member* are
Np„
th, Ultr|,rn that «
urged 10 attrnd Ihu Important Hemming the key in « family'*
meeting.
P*r»nn*lHv I n 4 r o d 11 r 1 n g n"iv
funrllnna to ih* kilcbrn n*lur»lly
meant spending mme tlm* there
In turn th*l mean* w-eniing *
kltrhen that I* more plea. nt, eongenial and sHrtrllve than Ih*
nn«-Hm* chhlral-lnoktrig rnnkine
quirter* or tha ernmped apart
ment *rullerjr,
At TilO p.m. tha Youth Choir
will hava their g*h«ar*|l. At I
p.m. Junior Failonahlp will hav*
their melting.
Tha Southilda P-TA will hava a
Happy Birthday
regular meeting to he-held at tha
aeboot. Taacher* will talk to the
APRIL 4
paraata at 7:30 pm . with aaaaloa
Weiley Cunnlnghem
to b ff•* at 1 p.m.,
Bohhy McNih
Tha Bastard Duplicate Bridge
Mri. H*rmin L Sweggerty
Club t^d hold lta WMkly duplicate
e»nj# at.FB* Yacht'Club at I p. m
Vtiltota wwlcoma.
A eraam »<mp and a Jetty'
Saminolai Chapter No I, OES omalit, plus bread and huttvr
will meet at • p.m. In tha Maaoalc of court*, mak* a flna lunch for ,
Temple.
•mall fry.
Monday, April 16, 1956
’ THESE PRICES WILL BE IN EFFECT
Shaves
$1.25
$ ] .0 0
-
WALKERS BARBER SHOP
CARVER'S BARRER SHOP
TOUCHTON'S BAKBER SHOP
THOMAS' BARBER SHOP
WRIGHT'S BARBER SHOP
CHARLEY CHAMBERS
STATE FARMER'S MARKET
W. J. COLEMAN
J. L. MeEUAN
and 111* associate*
fpitfrm version of th*
C la ir * MeCard*ll atrlnghtan
dr«aa—dealgned tn black and
oahita harlaqutn-abaakad Jeraay
v-ool knit. Ona pockit ti aat
Into tha bodU* and another Into
the aklrt, below tha hlpline. A
geld filigr** chain packiaca
cure** within tha high b u t
ntcklln*.
*■
icup wnmlinii* revvni'd.vl
_
have
HOLLYWOOD n - c » "
tnn pretty- fi" picture**
*cn think* to. »mi «be
•nmethlng about It
No doubt shout it. 1,nri
ii'
SPECIALS
On Used Cars
* girl h*
hod Net
i* dome
i* nnr of
rt-»onln,T
"Holly n or-1 tv full of prelt"
y o u n g girl* You it* them all
around If* not too bird for a
girl to make a *p!*»h on irrnim1
nf her look* But If you expert to
rarve ynnrirlf i care.-r in thi*
town, you hav* to lake one of two
eourie*.
“On*, you've got to go after the
aexy buildup. But I ton'! think
I mfbe Marilyn Monr-e tvpa,
I'm the Marilyn Monroe type.
“The oilier couri# i« to make a
name for yourself a» an aclre-,.
Il'* hard to do, but It r in be door
-girl* lik* (irare K»'lv’. Audrey
Hepburn ami F.va Marla Saint
have proved that.
“ But it’i *o hard fir a gut like
me to break out of ingenue role*
I don’t mean that 1 want to play
character women. Bui I d at |e»»t
Ilk* to play character ingenue*."
Young I/irl hat her eye on a
role that ihe think* "mill help
her e*cepe from playing the girl
friend of film hero#*. It * the part
of a deaf, dumb and blind girl
who I* treated wretrhtdly until
the lx befriended by Jn*n C.raw
ford. The pictut* la called "Thr
Story of F.Mhrr Coitello."
"Nobody think * I can play It.
but I do." »he **ld r#*oluie|y. "To
Drove II, I had the makeup people
at Paramount fix me up *o I
looked a merx I had noma, picluraa taken and have *ent them to
th* director, David Miller."
So far ah* haan’t heard, bu*
ahe‘* hoping. And, leit the eynieal
tuaped that il’i all a publicity
acheme, let ma add that ihe
doean’t employ a preix agent. It’*
all her ou-n Idea and ihe’a hepped
up about It.
hum* of Mr* t A Ander on Jr.,
mother of Mr*. Tlmnipinn.
\ d.v*h of aorar, sprinkled over
yIr, ami Slid*. Ralph
rf
thui rmtnii rmga n* jmi oo-ih Athens, Ha. announce th* birth
1hem In butter make* fur good
sltn, Ralph Joseph. Mn, k'ssta
fi.i'nr. Serve wnit hamburger* ur n ttie former Mim Allcg Luml■t r.xk.
limit nf Han ford.
..
Acfrcss Soys Girl
Can Be Too Pretty
the pretlie-t girt* iro--(i(| Ihe.e
part*. Bill t*l l« no! ..ece.iirit'
an a**»t, uy* the Here'* her
EFFECTIVE
Haircuts
He
bill program planned. Tli*or ne»l
prmeri m*v he an mideiwater
itibjert to h e l m e d In the We.t
Indie* or another Western to he
>hnl in M*-»irn
More acting for him* T quid
be."
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IN HU NIW YORK APABfMINT, artrn** nrirn Kelly belli* Imr
French poniilc, “Oilycr,11 wim will go itnng .vll|| hrr in Ijke up lux
reildcme in the palace at Monacu a(t*r ber mriri ig* tu prlm o
Rainier III. mi April la Shnrll- after lull pli-lure w.i l iken, ftij*
Kelly via* prisenlcd xv11h a *ll'er medal ami citation by Hie L’. .4.
Treaiury I>ep*r Imen! for her rnnlrilnitlon to t|o» ;i ,*ym,;* Bond pro
gram. At rifjlil 1* the DrH photo of the gnu n to lip vvr.rn hv lirlriq*.
maid nt Hie vveibllng of (imre Kelly to I’llnre Bander III. II n l.'u-g
fitted nv-r the llfturo by Mr* I’rlicllln Klildrr. of llojtuii, an I it w.,il
be worn.by Mca. KIIm belli liray of Belmont, M-us (inlcrnulional)
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�2 Oth Masters
CHAPTER THntTT
LORA slept fitfully that night
and wan early awake Saturday
memtng. Everything in her resist
ed the day ahead, i t waa a day
which was likely to ba fraught
vmh hurt and resentment and
argument* Or If not then* things,
than a cold, armad truce in which
resentment seethed beneath the
eurtsc*. That rain washed against
the wlndowpane* waa a mailer
'which suited the mood of tha day.
“ At breakfast Mother Tyler waa
'cheerful and triumphant How fine,
■-aha said, that they were having a
litU* rain. Not only because lh*
farina on tha liland needed it, but
. because the wood* war* too dry
ana that always mad* for a Or*
hazard. Too often tn ’both spring
■and fall, Ora swept through tha
^beautiful woods, destroying them.
: After breakfast Mra. Tylar a*l<*t
to taern courtesy to your elders.*
tors returned camiy to stand be
side Mrs. Tyler's chair, *T am
Ufi«ninf,” aha and.
“Then do aa t ask,"'Mrs. Tyler
■tapped “Jemmy and hie tmagi*
nary sorrow ran wait Surety the
comfort ol an old woman must
ooms before that of a email boy.”
"Not for me," Gore told her
quietly. “You are strong and
healthy and ought to ba up and
around, tnataad of bebyl -* your*
aelf in a whsel chair. Now, If you
don’t mind, l ’U go taU Ellis you
want hsr.”
"I do aot want Kills I” Mrs. Ty*
Isr raged, and • now there waa a
shrill note in hsr voice. Bha enjoy*
ed a fight only to long aa aha waa
winning.
But Utla time Lora went out the
door and down the hall, leaving
the silver bell ringing indignantly
behind her.
to put on aa old Areas. Than 7m
going to dip into soma of those old
trunks and set what’a Ultra. Your
papa said I might Of course I
.
.
_k.., i*
Golf Tourney
Begins Thursday
What may anon grow to be on*
of tha outstanding outdoor re
creation spot* In Central Florida
ie being developed on the outskirts
of Banford by eo-own*rs Fred
rtsem and Ed Cox. Tha Monroa
Boat Bowl on tha Volusia county
eld* of tha Sanford-SL Johns
River bridge provide* Sfl-arr*, of
shoreline for fishing qnd boating
enthusiasts.
In process of construction Is a
larger, improyil boat launching
ramp, storage docks, and a gaso.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (At - The 20th
Masters Golf Tournament, an
event the players say la ap
proaching, if not equal to, the Na.
tional open In Importance, will
get under w v Thursday with a
record entry list and probably a
record attendance.
By' sundown Monday, 78 play*
era from the carefully selected in
vitation list had checked In at Ihe
Augusta National Golf Club and
nine othera had sent acceptance*.
The number of starters It almost
certain to break the record of 78.
At for the galleries, there’s no
telling how many will pay the
$7.50 for the final day, especially
If i couple o f, celebrated golfers
llkl Sam Snead and Ban Hogan
•re battling for the title ea they
did two year, ego, The csowda at
the Masters sometimes run ai
high as 18,000.
They’re well-behaved, golf-wise
fans loo. That’s one of the features
that makes the Msslers unique.
Another Is that It’a played every
Hudson. 2b
tU ll'fia. sfit
l Moye, lb
Getmsn, p. e
Brook*, c. P»
Davit, 3b
Gtiffin, rf
B. Moya, If
B. McMuriay, cf
Total?
THE SAtfFOlfo HERALD
Pisa 8 Wed. Apr. 4, 19BR
Giants Are Beaten
y ttr on the tame eourte — I
tupcrb but never unfair •,MO-yard
tn t of (olf. Augusta Nation*, the
playground of a president and a
h..d>-he for th4 pmi vhn ire
accustomed to shattering ’ par
every week,, never ha# to be tough*
ened up for the tournament.
For th!t reaton a couple of tea.
toned pro*, Gene Bsraien and
Johnny Palmer, hive tabbed the
Matters at a better tournament
than the Open.
“You never have a fluke winner
here, any more than in Ihe British
championships that are played on
a few real good course*,” said
Saraaen. “ For the Open they take
any kind of a course and then
tend Trent Jones nut to build
tomtf new tees and traps.”
Mott of the other players said
they’d rather win the Open be
cause of Ut greater prestige and
financial return but agreed that
the national lournamen* h it been
losing ground in recent yeara
while' the Matters hat been gain
ing.
ing In a Met fourth Irnlng.
.
The Burs ■capitalized • on Jim
r
Grae*y‘s ginaroaity In thgt
frame when he passed Ihv first
“b
four bptsmen to far* him and.; Jk^eH, 3b
they racked qp singles by Gat-, "fj"* M
man‘and Brooks.
| Butncr, «
The winder* hnd Seen trailing { - I T . P
UP lo that point b -cause ihs
,
Glints scored three runq In the R . ’ .
second Inning on foqr pass** thot
Tony.Gelman Issued, a single by 1
.
. i „ vt-tikt.),.** Oiler, rf
In the third Wei\d*Jl Brooks
took th# ■mmlnd for the PlruL-s
and In th* 'two innings he pitch
ed, fanned the only *1* men to
fare. blip.
The Box Score:
PIRATES
AB R H
Plsysr
Pirates - 0 Ofi 0 T . T. 4 •
Giants 0 3 0 0 • •»' 8 1 *
Summary! Slt-ilCk oiit by Getman
I, Brook# 8, Griieey B. Ba«es •>«
Ball# off Gstnmn'4. Brooks a
Gracey fi^Jiniplreat Hires, Joh!
son, Perkms.
Slipped Trailer Court. Th* owner*
just recently announced th* com
pletion of the modern wa»h room
and laundry, and epaco I* now
available for parking over 10 house rental i«
trailer*.
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No charge Ie made at the Boat tors.
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odist's wiling is rack *a' roll. And
that's boeaaso too manr dlie
jockoys a n pliying tha stuff."
Thon a n probably w*tl over MILITART PERSONNEL and their dependent* Import « TV »
i t Tralnor during open boul* held ebeard Sanford Naval Auxi
iw> miDtoo people ta Amonea who Jliary
Air Station, Friday morning. (Official Photo, U. 8- Navy)
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4«. la tho past TMT rws Ju»t sbmit
given op lietentag to dlsa jockoys
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hi] ota* ' dw yra playing that
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■la y w f w than 1 and far bettor
trabwd watte ally. Thla rrr know*
what ha'o talhtag about lioton:
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In Battle With Cancer
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Sana and Froth Watar flih ComCANCBK Is kQ k^ or nothlru short and o< k etger ta their Bps
nlstaaa las boon wsrnod ilitart dlsesM. Plr.d it early and you can or who use old-fashioned day
huytac gifts and providing ontor> vary often bo cured Lot It go and pipes
Tha ftrat Indication of Up can
U will kill you. It’s that simple.
tsin aw t from pabUe funds.
With tha American Cancer So. cer mar be a crack which does not
A otsto audit eotttetiod tha com* Maty
conducting its campjJgn for heal, or a wartlike scabby lump
minion fag buying two sBvor trey* , 128,000,000 this month to kid tha which does not disappear. A
which won prowntod to outgoing oancor battls, I think It is tn ap bleeding tors may develop from
acting Oov. Chirlsy I . Johns md propriate tlma tn gtvo you Mine either of these beginnings even
Incoming 0«*v. CoTltm and for pur- do tailed information which might though there is no pain Eventu
ally. tha flash at the beie of tho
chasing food tar I forty for now help tavs your Ufa.
uCancer
n c c r of
o i the
h io Up,
u p , ikmgua
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and sore may become swollen.
lrtrlrtston.
land onpan-i »wuth u fairly assy to dateoi Concog eftfium
.
"Gifts and antartatamaat
sail, no hin-aur’HFmpUibi oriially ap
m p o r K ^ M h n y thd
*♦• should- bo ntada
. 1 . 1. Ut** I*- For this rssson il aethi pear with cancer of the gum or
contribution* and not from atit*
from this tvpe of maligna ncy art Inner cheek. Runnlhg or wirtillta
monies.” tho auditor uld.
relatively lew.
mres anywhere In the month era
Tho trays and food war* bought
To protect yourself, however signal* to sea your d o c to r right
during tho torm In office o< formar you ahouM he well aojutlntert away. Bo art soft, puffy guma
dlroetor 1, B Jonai who resigned with ioma of the c* ua*» and which bleed sully, olien for no
taof Ajgi to bo it«to represents- symptoms. If you knew whet to apparent reason.
watch for. yon cen get prompt Tha tongua also may be sub
tivo f n n Madiwm county.
jected to a sore th it does not heal
Tho auditor alio rspertad serious treatment
Cancer of the mouth end Up Or maybe ■ lump will develop lust
doubt #• aa wbothor tha commis
to rhow a sex preference— under tha surface. This lump may
sion will ho thlo to collect ti,m i aatmi
these types are more likely to be lopped with a white, painless
ownd It ter advertising m H» of- itrlke men. On the lip, It affects scab, or a painful open sore
feta! me gestae and R O t ow*d it the lower mors often than the Another danger sign la sudden
tar iidfcimi by employs* who no upper.
neralyaU of tha tongua, especially
tender work tar tha (ommlulos. Donfal Hygiene
if the paralysis la accompanied hy
Tho gpagahM, Florida wUdlifo.
If you um smoking or chewtng pain. Bleeding or discharge of
Starr*d am ytlng edver+Uawanl* tabecoo without restraint — and odorous pue might be another
that ago and meet of tha without proper dental hygiene— signal.
you may be a candidate for Any of that* symptoms should
•4 WJ» a n ovaHuo
eanaer <4 the mouth. Habitual sand you scurrying to your doctor.
dftaklng of excessively hot llgulda otnsTtoR and Ajrgwxa
Mrs. R. A : My child 1* rocovapBLANEETI
might ha a predisposing factor
Co may Jigged teeth or poorly tng from chlckenpox. She sUJl hea
ta MfNUTtl
tab juoa about tim* t» put flttlng falsa teeth, both of which tome scab* can aha go back to
school V
a rt apt to causa Irritation.
heavy winter bllnkati
Too much heat or overexposure Answer Children who have
usual prticrlbod profor washing wool blenkats, to tha a n aaem to help develop had chlckenpox should not ha in
a aongwny suggatto you try iha ment of lip ranrer Tanners end contact with other ehildren for
deyi after the Infection
mafia ad oslng an automatic eallors. who work outdoors a lot, seven
often victims flo ara smokers starts, whether or not tha acaha
olotVoo dryor Yoor nlanWata win ara
tha hot have disappeared.
raSurn to fluffy newness In 30 who ciubunarlly hold
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*Navy Lifts S om e
S ecrecy Around.
Guided Missile
Bv VERN HAUQLAND
• WASHINGTON -ft - The Navy,
Tuesday lifted »om« of the eacrtcy
around tho "Patrol'' guided mis- 1
alls and slid it b u performed
with an "ejceptionsUr btsh" de
gree of reliability
The Navy and Tiirchild Engine
k Alrrlsne f o r ? , Hagerstown.
Md., Indicated in » Joint announce
ment that the Petrel sir - to-surfare missile i» "mie of ihe more
complex" types now In produc
tion
The Petrel w n dcrrlhed as
hsvtng an Intrv-ite "electronic
brain" which virtually thinks for
Itself snd guide* 'he muni* t« H*
target at high sp*ed.
The waspon •*■** described as
in sir - to-surfsre missile "prtmsrtly for use against enemy
ships at sea "
However, In *h» Falrehfld an
nuli rsport this week th* P*trtl
w*s taferroi to sr id alr-to-undarwater missile, mssotni ft
designed primarily for anllsubmirlne activity The N«vy m d e
number of pstml craft already
are equipped with the Petrel
"Ltunched bv patrol aircraft
well outside 'he rinse nt the
tsrget's air defense, the missile
attacks at high speed and wish
devastating effari." tha lorn' announcemant s*ti.
"Use of the new- mlisll* thus
.will ttva the plane pilot from the
inMilrerifi h ariH i which stttckltne tViators met In Werli War
r when *hev closed on 'he target
"Thus Felrel virtually «limlnates the potential los* of wal'tabl«. highly trained pile's is well
is costly ptanss md aqutpment"
The Petrol Is tn production at
the Fairchild Guided Mi>»lles Plvislon plant at Wyandsnch. L T.,
New York. ■
It ws» tasted ertansKelr, first
at the Navsl Ordnmea Tm * Sh .
tjon Chincotesrue. V | , md ls*or
bv the Fleet Pptrttionsl Develop,
ment Force.
"The missile performed with i
degree of reliability eon-idered
exceptionally high for such « sophlsticated w«spon.’’ the Navy
md
F*ir Adm T S Wilhingion,
chlsf of the Suresu of Ordnance,
said the Pr'rel "» one of the
more complex missiles both elar.
ironically *nd dynamically dcvsloped by thf Navy 'o date"
No datad| were di'dosed on the 1
spoclfletlioni or performinee, but
It was raported the missile Is
powered by s Fairchild JW jat
engine.
Inform»*ion on the Petr»! w-s*
mirk public a day *ft*r informed
inuresi m d p SnarV guided misMl* hid flnwh l.con milei mto the
central A t l i n t t r after being
lsunehid from Cspe Csn»**ri! m
Florid i
This " ss u ld M ha 'he lopgati
known di«tanee ever covered by
inv pilmleii sireraft Th* ten
fl'gb* of 'h* i«s . poweyad tnsrk
'*»s istd »o hsv* tslen plsre t
few di'-* *ro pentagon informa
tion nflKtil* declined to comment
on the report.
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�Aiaoclatcd Fret* Science Reporter
Theodore M. Blekeilee brought
the pushbutton age Into bie borne,
and now baa gona a Hep beyond.
He devised nearly 200 puibbut*
tana to turn on Music or bait In
any room, open the garage door,
warm up the ear, do other taaka
by aaiy remote control In hli Loa
Angela* home.
.
But Inatalllng and expanding tha
panel* of pushbuttons In many dif
ferent sijols wat becoming cosily.
So he fixed* It *o he can merely
dial automatic joba over an Inter*
com telephone ayitem, He can dial
almost anything from any of seven
rooms, or do them by push but
tons.
Dialing 74 opens the garage door,
anrd 73 atarti the ear engine. Dial*
lng 743 doea both.
Dialing 39 turns on a radio, and
303 bring* the muiic over a apeak•r In the kitchen 394 playa the
music In his den. Dialing 1 chang
es stations.
T A T g a M A ia lA-FIorida Be.
r
wM+' lmt i'negligible factor
■faEyidMga. have tasted Weed
amt tMCMbkited on a long range
n n t ll.'W W tai party strength
lng nSTatete for Elaenbower In
H E I M lending a Republican
eengrteaman to Waihlngton for the
flret time since Reeonetructlon
days, OOF leader* now art Mak
ing recognition on the local office
level.
Mat*' Republican Chairman 0.
Earoid Alexander of Fort Myars
Mid that at proaent now voter*
AT* fold by many county reglatratka attpenrlaora that If they rag*
M trjli Rtpublicans they will have
M VMM In oleetlng local offlelali
alacdotbeao art almoat alwaya
Wl IP Ike exception of a ’ few
eoon lea which bava shown strong
Rep oilcan leaning* In recent
pear , c Democrats have had the
field m tbemMlvea In local race*
w tth ew P opposition either lack*
Mg t purely token In nature.
Thfltepubllein drive to qualify
JmliM&dldat** Is expected by
pertyTsideri not only to put some
at t b u mamberi In office but to
boost*.GOP registration total*.
AlAMder »ay* tha lack of local
eindglate* "coiti ua thousand* of
reglsfnttlons,"
He •estimated tha GOP hai some
MO eJTWidiie* running on all lav*
ela la. tha state this election year.
A arfot cheek of repraiantallve
eountu* by The Associated Press
•hows'nearly a hundred per cent
lACMaae In Republican candidates
for au^b offices aa county commlt£ i*i> school board member,
rUCaaf the Uke this year ovar
Nixon
W as
Shy,
Country
Richard
from
played
e could
e-Jawed,
—especially for a once reserved
youngster from a hardworking
Quake/ household. Ills career haa
been pushed forward by a series
of unlikely, sometime* rpcctacuUr, single episodes,
it quite There was his unorthodox entry
ne pros- into politics, (or tnslance.
*•?» .
Out In California's old 10th ton, t
greistonal District, a committee
y'
of Republican* waa looking for ■
,7* candidate to run against voteran
t htf Democrat Rep. Jerry Voorhla, In
iberanip Baltimore, still on duty with the
,
* Navy, Nixon heard about It. He
, j °"e-flew at once to hli native Whittier, Calif., applied for the Job,
men me
jt_ an(j won
t i6Cuoni |{8
., , waa then 33 years old,
flxon la ,n th* Senate Nixon, sometime*
rastlan ln x»*<«>Mlon »lth Sen. McCarthy
rgy Hla fN-Wls), praasad hli antl-Commu}1a ‘ Ftw nl,t campaign. Ha came to the
ilm ton , l *enU°n of, among otheri, Dwight
lleve ln Dl EI*«nhow*r- When the general
ha sava wai nominated for President In
budgets ,9M h* m»ds • hat of »l* younger
men acceptabla to him for second
is many pl>ea on th* tlckel. Nixon’s name
p as dl- w* ' flr,t 00 11,6 l,at. Ho *ot ,h«
as Nix- nomination.
Then, in the ensuing campaign,
anhowar cams the moat dramatle splsode
wken of of all.
U waa brought to public notice
otlon to that ai a aanator Nixon had aehlgli do- cepted a private expense fund
from a group o[ well-to-do Califorlnclude nil ns. Th* Democrat a quickly
nocrats) blew thia Into a scandal of m»|ov
etor, an rroportloni. There were demands
an over- that Nixon get off the OOP ticket
ely with -and there were plain Indications
lion.
Elsenhower debsted whether to
leitlonsi push him off.
in ike
Nixon's political life > is at
!-looktng atake. He aived It Ln in unpreccters and dented peraoaal appeal by televlir span- alon—an emotional haring of hla
a public finances, an unqualified denial that
b« ever benefitted personally from
Iramatle any gift unless . .. WELL, there
—— — was chtckers, that eockar-spanlel
asm
* Texas friend hsd given tha Nixon daughters and:
■ H
"I Just want to say this right
”» now, that regardless of what they
say about it—we'r* gonna keep
P ly ,
»i.’
S *
Nixon, hla wife at hli aide, was
■ jA
In tsars when he finished. The
public response, measured by an
l l
avalanche of telegremi was overftflFj
whelming. And, for all that the
fgfcya
Democrats cried "cheap melo! drama,*' It was stolidly pro-Nlxon.
■ ■
Ha stayed on the ticket. "You’re
my boy,” Elsenhower told Mm.
And ha has been Elsenhower’s
"boy** ever since.
■Bl
As vice president ho his been
! seemingly tireless In liaison work
■
between the Whit* Housy snd Cap? %
ltd HU1. Eisenhower hiu given
ii-v*5
him—more than aver since the
■W4 ,
President’s h u rt attack—duties
/ ' i;
and responsibllltlai beyond those
entrusted to any previous vice
^■ 1
president.
1IO.
;Alexander reported a GOP In-
Boy
Partly because of auch antiNixon sentiment, there were those
In the Republican Ptrly ‘who
thought Elsenhower might do well
to get another running mate for
thia year’s campaign. The Preildent refused to commit himself
specifically until the nominating
convention—and he laid that, In
any ease, he had left Nxon free
to chart his own political future.
Nonetheless, Elsenhower bris
tled Indignantly at suggestions that
fat should •’dump" Nixon. Ha de
clared at • news conference that
anyone trying to drive a wedge
between him and tha vice presi
dent "has Just as much chanea as
If he tried to drive It between my
brother and me.’*
**I would be happy.** laid the
President in March, "to-be on any
political ticket ln which I was a
candidate with Dick Nixon."
No doubt about It—Nixon was
■till Elsenhower's "boy,,’* And his
sloek rose further when, with no
organised campaigning on his own
behalf, he received a spectacular
22,000 write-in votes In the New
Hampshire primary election.
Nixon served as ground officer
for th* combat Air Transport Com
mand at Veils LavtUa, Bougain
ville snd elsewhere in the South
Pacific, receiving two battle atari
and two commendations. He sums
up Mi war experience: "! ws*
(here when the bomba were drop
ping, but I didn't get hit sn(l, 1
didn't hit anyone. All 1 got wsa a
good case of fungus.’*
Tot Blakealee, It U »U • bobby.
But It'* alto a glimpse of tha kind
of automatic control* you may
bava In your borne of tomorrow.
Blakailee, an electrical engineer
in the Loe Angeles department .of
water and power, began puibbut*
toning bli home about 13 year*
ago. Many of the 200 button* are
duplicate*, controlling a total of
33 operation*.
At the front door 1* a panel of
Indicator light* allowing whether
any lamp* are burning when you
are going out, whether the back
door la locked. Button* on that
panel operate the garage door,
itart tha car, control the radio,
(urn on varioui lighting and heat*
lng circuit*.
A tharmoitat responding to the
aun'a heat operate* an awning over
(be kitchen window.
The lawn iprlnkler goei Into ac
tion at 1 a m. dally. An automatic
iwltch activate'* a detector to
meaiure moliture In the ground.
If tt'e dry, the aprinkler goe* on
for five minute*. The *ame (eating
and reiprinkllng, if needed, I* repeated hourly until 3 *.m. Brief
sprinkling* avoid waste- from wa
ter runoff.
Another iwltch yqqds . power
along a heating wire In*the groove
between the lawn edge and side
walk. That burn* off any ahoota of
the low.growing clover—dlehond n —tftnt try- to reach out oyrr
the aide walk. After five minutes
of heat, the eprlnkler goei on—
*►»•* o 'd o tt n u t
MS •
Spo rt* a t a Ola***
J n e k tr 's C totcs
M nrolsa D s.o tlS M
Harmon*
l<(* Osk
THE 74AAR MARINE COLOR GUARD present* the color, to CapUln Robert W. JackSim, USN, Commanding Officer of the Sanford
NAAS, (center) prior to hit inspection of Naval Auxiliary Air Sta
tion paraonne] last Friday morning. Visiting dependenta and civi
lians watched from bleacnerk aa the Inspection raised the curtain
on open house festivities aboard the Station, (Official Photo, U. S.
Navy)
•
putting out any fire that might
be started in loose paper or leaves.
"'Die height of scientific lariness," filalieilee says.
Life in a pushbutton and dial
system home 1* Just fine, aaya
Mrs. Blakcslee. "It save* many
step* and. energy.”
_
Blakcslee1* idea of dialing cams
from a sideline hobby, of teleph
ony. He alreedy had an tntercon*
nected system of telephone* In
each room, separate from tha tel
ephone used for outside calls.
He aayi ha cannot estimate the
coat of hi* automatic system. It
would be very expensive to dupli
cate, atartlng from scratch and
using hired labor.
It operates from a alx-volt stor
age battery. Naturally, It ha* an
automatic changer.
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FULL • BREASTED,
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You can obtain i complete
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Brand
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ROUND or SIRLO IN
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SPARE-RIB
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WITH $6.00 OR MORA
FOOD ORDER
WUI | i Appreciated
C ao ty IgaldagH » Y arn
IM S , *
Dtxii C rrm ta
in the original.
r sjiw rp N rM bog^
the sugar that**
growing with Florida.
Representing
ALLEN A CO.
' LAKELAND
Member — Midwest Otock Ex
change) Chlcagq Beard ef
Cempltf* Investment Service
S Lb. LIMIT, P L E A 8B
W flY PAY MORE!
Youngs Tender Beef
Ware
by trading at our
Store
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It has navsr mliasd e quarterly
dividend since It'i first pay
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Last year alone soma |S3„
000.000 in dividends was dis
tributed among the Trust's
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Dividend paymsnta of the Trust
have Increeled every year for
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heat aeU
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MOTH PREVENTATTFI
When hunting for moths, d e n t
forget to look cloae to baseboards,
particularly If
have wall-towall ’ carpeting. * raven tat is a
meaiure* Include a good washing
with hot loapy. wyter and a car.
pat cleaning before the summer
TSHTWTSna
sugar cant*
grown in
£.25 vara
Tim*
W o r l l at NISO
M o r t i s e M s lo llo s
Slors s n * T k o r s
l«t* C i s t
S ts*
.Thia place and many other*—
absolutely free to our custom,
are. W* ere dividing our profits
—we are making It more than
worth your while te TRADE
WITH US.
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Come In end ace pur beautiful
display of the Perfection Alum
inum Were. Aik for catalogue
describing the-different pieces.
L it u* stand tbs.expense of*
equipping your kitchen with
Aluminum Cooking Utensils.
HARVEST MOON
SALAD
n
D R E SSIN G a 5c
VELDA
a
ICE' " V i 'G A U
9c
C*R E A M
w
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Green
Beans
Whole Irish
POTATOES
Baby Lima
Beans
CANADIAN ACE
■ NABISCO
Crunch
Cinnamon
1 Lb. 37c
WEBB'S LONG GRAIN
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47—FURNmiRH—HOUSSHOLD
43—ARTICLES FOE BALE
GOODS
PAINT • fl.M 111* T-«UftMI
’ PLUM BING
a, toola,
Used
turktture, *ppUanees,
i
eent*. Air Mali —special M B,
Contract and repair work, Free
I
Army • Navy Surplui. M San Me, Seugbt-Mtd. Larry'* Man,
321 Sait lit SL Pheae till.
ford Ave. »
THE BANFORD HERALD
Wed. Apr. 4.
Pnge It
ti> -K o o rm a _ rL i;iiiix a
fim&iUMK’*
flu *
M. G. HODGES
Paula Road Phona
too
22—SPECIAL NOTICES
It ALWAYS Paye
To Use The
WANT ADS
. 1 tin*
lie per tine 1 tinea
lie per Una —
I time*
tie per line ...
t l timee
He per line —
. ten tract
10e per line CARD o r THANKS and IN
MEMORIUM Netlcei
H-00
One Line Equal! I everafe
word*, when let la * point
(newe Itylet typeWhit* Space at Regular Line
■ate fer amount uaed—Coutrt
Nina' »*Point Line* to Mneh.
To SHOW MOTION In actlna
ikola, uae a shulter ipeed n®*
so feat It "Mope" the luMeet,
nor so Mow you gdt only a blur.
For quick action on developing
and printing, bring film lo
WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP.
210 S. Park Ave.
mi
orVlkWoife
INCOME-TAX-SERVICE
Win, H. Murray
id for uaad furniture. Call
B
I. WiDea-Maler Funkftupa Co.
HI R. lit SL
41—BUILDING MAT11MM
METAL ROOFING
t ill Celery Ave. Pbone 1MI-M Now In Slock. S-V Crimp - l ‘i"
Clnied Sunday and Wedneiday Cnrnigated—IW* C o r r u g a t . e d
Gel all Your roofing need* at
UPHOLSTERING
Sherm
nn Concrete Pipe Co.
Cuitom Hade Drapery and Slip
Out Weat 13th SI.
Cover*.
STANLEY KULP
RED-l-MtX CONKRETE
Phene Sanford - 2W J
Miracle Concrete Co.
1921 Orlando Drive
309 Elm Ave.
Phoae 1333
s
EMPLOYMENT
.
m
*
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Printing company. Modern equip
ment In ideal location. Good In
come, attractive term*.
*
ODHAM A TUDOR* INC.
IDEAL FLORIDA LWtNR
Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 file bath
"SuUdera ad Finer Nome*"
home, overlooking spring fed
sand bottom lake.- Completely
USED n in e . Phoae ITJS-R.
modern. * minute* from town.
Settrttfully Deatgned Three end
Trice i n ,300 Owner finineed.
Four R ed r o a m Home# for
RENTALS
Consult A REALTOR Flrat
Florida Living
CIJLLEN A HABKEY
M—**PAHTMBNTt
FHA and VA (Gl) Financed
19* N. Park Aye. Pkoee 2212
• Priced from Ml.SM. in 113,000
WCLARA APARTMHNTSireeml,
private betba. 1)4 W, Ftrat St. Sale* Office—3*23 So. French Avt.
To Help Ynu Buy or Sell
Pimm lie# or ieeo
Anlea Apt*.
Rate L Payton, Broker
TMW.
Annabel!* B. Renderien, Aweclat*
Alberta J. Hall, Aaaeclata
PURfflSHED Ctirige A ft don
Phona 2*ft
IT-98 at Hiawatha
Mfllonvtlle.
APARTMENT MdlW.
Alexander A Stringer
112 ElM. Phona
Real Estate ♦ Insurance
Mr*, lawrine Messenger, A««oe
in? Magnolia Ave.
Ph. II
IF IT IS REAL ESTATE
•tk Crum lev A Mnnleltb
•I I IT Smith Park Pheae TTJ
They Know
Clean and cluan fn 3 Room furn
i*hcd apartment. Phene did.
FURNISHED apartment eloie In,
Phone 1321 nr 1MB-W,
HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r n n t
Apt*. 139 S, Atlantic. Dayton*
Beach, Call 2314 W.______
NOT A PROJECT!
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit BUT— Home* nt Real Individual!
able for bachelor or couple.
Private bath. Acro»» from Po*l tv: Rrituny Farm Homes, Early
American. Ultra Modem, ton
Office. Manuel Jarohifln.
vcnlional I* F r e n c h Colonial
type*.
Three room furnished apart
ment UP)
Magnolia. 330.00
monthly. Phone 1873, Robert A. BUILT tin Large Landscaped
• William*.
lam: in the best of neighbor
hood*.
I-ROOM furnished cottage. Ap
* ply Mlu Orlando Dr.
COMPLETE with all the feiture*
FURN1SHED- A p tr Close TnYMaW
you hat• dreamed ihoul etich
a* colored General Electric ap
3-ROOM furnished •ginmcnt.
nlimcla and colored plumbing
CToie In, 1)1 F.. au’i M. *3o.oo
llstures.
monthly. Phone 236A nr toll.
NICELY furnished apt. All ron- AND nailable at rcaaonihle
venifacai, muit be teen to apprice* with the Hmi financing
prfclat*. Call 3.V5-M,
A with minimum down-pay
.menu.
CeitfR Irty FurStihed
•partmant. Riamnabla, water
included. 313 Palmetto. Ph.2392
R ellhnrn C. Phillip*, JrMODERN Kltrhenrttc* at Pine
(irnve Motor Court. Illwav 17 92,
Phone W.P. 272*33. Rental* Since 1719 Sanford'* l.eadmr
week nr mnnth.
Buildrr of home* for ovrr I.M*
-SCHELL APT , Fttrni*h»d 3 room | peopD sale* tillire Little Yenirr
apt*. $43.00 and 137.00 per mo, in larch ArK<ir
PRUNE IU4
l i l Park Ave. Mgr, Apl. 1.
IS—HELP WANTin-fEMALR
USED FUItNITlIRE
CLEARANCE
I A—BOATS AND MOTORS
WAITRESS-Apply Seminole Drive
-N o ticaInn, must he over 21.
ROBSON Sporting OtmtU
We are clearing out our uaad
Evlantde SllH A Service
SERVICE Repreientatlve position dapirlmrnt—theie are low rash
Phone M«
for young ladv with good Judge, and Carry price*—No reJkindi,
ment. who talk* well, like* peo lay-away* nr irea delivery pn
XTi
r u g Let ua aell or' exchange your boat,
ple and can type. Mu*t be per ilema Hated below.
meter, or trailer, KlUarney Kormanent resident, high school Maple Sole ..................... IIO-M
B*r Boat Exchangf. Hwy. 17-91
graduate, iinrtef in with prevl Pletform Rocker ............... l.nc
j; ,
A Palrbanka Ave. Winter Tark,
nus hutine** experu
experience or inme End Table* .......................... I.M
additional
schooling.
Ap p l y Armies* Sofa Red ............... Sid
school!
Telrp
Smithern Belll Telephone
A Tele* f/mnge chair .........
1.3d
i4 .
graph Co. Ill fl. Palmeltfl Ave, Wicker
11—TRAILERS
Rockar ..........
. ... Lid
1
It.will payJfOU toBHwlls Mpgm Ml DOLE aged i n l i u ^ r hnitgalAPr Lu^M.Room Suita .. 12
wnrT Ml Maple. Jane W ellt^T flm tm r^niU r ................ 14.13
?nu buy- Open IFIhings' had
Studio Couchaa . . .
13 M
Sunday*.
17—HELP WANTED-MAI.E
Elcctrir dock Floor Lamp . 3.13
Eaitilde Trailer Sales,
Electric Smoker* ----2 91
Palalka, ria.
Day and Night cab driver. Must Smoking S ta n d i........................ 33
MOBILE Crulaer, ISM modrl”XV he »nher and reliable, a good Libriry Table
1M
Two bedroom, llx l'i portahle al driver See Mgr. Yellow fab Dining Hoorn Table and a
Co. 21B S. Magnolia.
uminum g)a»» jalouiMd cabana.
chair*
...
..
lo**
21x8% linoleum, new tufa, inn'
Larie Buffet
71*
HAVE
permanent
opening
for
2
•now fence. Price I23D3, Phone
Roam Table*
3.f>fl
men wlih .-mail boat building Dining
IP «M-J. _______
eiperienie. Reply by mail »la'- Extra Large Chrome Dinette 4I.OT
LAKEFno.NT 3 ronrn apartment.
'■ -SULK
FRUIT AND FLAT ing experience, age, refereneea Gig** Top Wrought Iron
and Marling wigei. Stafford Dtnelte ...........................................3l.oo All elrrlnr kiirhm. Itnon a
TRAILERS, music axle, 24 and
2«.W month. Wm. Musgrave, Lake
faet. Ten fn dove out at
float Work*, Box 1S7B. Sanford, 3-Pc. Chrome Dinette
Mary.
M. Only SIM dawn and $37 00 Fla.
‘ Odd Chrome Chalr^ <New) , 4 J4
Double Door Metal Utility
monthly. Come early and take
FURNISHED
Duplex apt, MO Elm
man 21-33. Part-time Cabinet* ................................ 9.1*
your pick. GREAT DANE YOUNG
work,
fork. Apply Colonial Oil Sta Metal Utility Table* ..... .
2 *1 Ave. Cell 129 M.
DIAMOND T, 103 South Orange
ion, 1St ii aind French.
Urge Kltchan Cabinet ........ 19.11 Two desirable apt* fnr adult!,
Slnisom Trail, Orlando, $-9031." lion
Folding Melal Kitchen
GAS
station
attendant,
preferauly
IMS Anderson home trailer, good
Table* ................................... »** Ground floor. Phone 30*.
over
43
years
old.
Call
lldd.
condition. 1*1 hnuM S. of Big
Plaitie Hollywood
FURNISHED garage apt. Hot and
Y.
Tree Road on 17-92. Reamnable. tb—SALESMEN—AGENTS
Headboard* .......................... t.M cold water furnlahed. m i
Twin Maple Headboard* . I.Ml French,
Ill*
320.no dally. Sell luminous door Extra Nice Wardrobe .
1*—USED CARS
late*. Write Reeves, Attleboro, Matching Chifforohe, Vanity,
SILL or trade equity In HM
as*. Free Sample and Detail*. Mirror and Vanity Bench 2*.MI IS—RU8IHRW—INDUSTRIAL
■ulck Special Convertible. Cell
Draa*er with full-length
OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*. Pil
1121-J between I a m. • 4 p m. te—WORK WANTED—f EMAI.E
mirror .......................
9.31 Bldg. Call 1734 nr 1434.
matlo
Will trade IMo, 4 door Chevrolet WELL trained legal ieeretary Like new — Rnll-away bed and
mettreii
13.3*
for Pickup Truck any make.
desires position, good shorthand Student
Drak
14 3* MA—TRAn.ERR—PARRS
Phone 1143-R-2.
and typing. Call 3148-J.
Otflce Cbetri
3.1*
900 Santa Barbara Dr
BathinfMe (New)
3** Trailer.
31-WORK WANTED—MALE
Rabv Car—bed ..
2.9* Ph, 2220.
• BUSINESS
1.9*
HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power Strmlera ...............
U.U 3/—HOUSES end COTTAGES
* SERVICES
mower want* lawn mowing. Radio-phonograph
PHONE TIB-lil-4
10.11
Battery Radioa ....
D tilr
IRE BCRUNt* Ecelt?
ISy-RlAUtT PAHLORfl " " " "
able Romeo and Apia.
97
FINANCIAL
M ither of Sanford
Par ALL You# I n u t? Need* call
ROOM furnlahed houae. Phoee
14—INSURANCE
H U T M i'l Bm m i K m *
2S2-M R. la* 84. P W k 1IT 4 1909.
Pjftoa
in. Oik Ai
POR RENT or ail*, I-Redroom
FrNerved l i k e la Preferred
houae. Phone 24*7-1,
M . W i i l f f l i e A i m c , Sup your F artiM * at l e n r 'i FOUR room and bath, unfurnlih411 Saefard AHaitle Raek
Wirehouan Furn,, Co., nt 90 w.
*d houae. Screened in hack
34
lai 84. AD tetfoaellr ad*, hw
poreh. Phone 13M-J.
pOR aasdlli
nJture at ware new*# pricee,
Seining, wgg|
LBedroom houae, Phona 29S3-W.
»le count,? il
MERCHANDISE
H. M. Gieafc
fo
r Rent • t five bedroom AirRICH MAN-POOR MAN
• niihed houae. l two bedroom
43—ARTICLED FOR RENT
furnlihrd In Orange City. 290
Whether you have an estate or l
RoUewey, lloiptial a n d B a b y bungalow you will b« proud tn month each. Unfurnlahed houa*
YDALL ELECTRIC CO, ■RecU. bay, waek or Monlb— call It home if you chooie
cnooi your In Do Rary'IM mo, Ivey 51ricktrtcal Contract!*! and Retain
TeL 1423. Furniture Center- furniture from "ECHOLS"
tend, Realtor. Phone Spring
ltd Wait Firet
TV Scrrte* Center
4m . No amwer call Spring
48431.
idti and Cmley Appliance!
FOR RENT
SENT. —
- Dragline
D
and opera- EASY TERMS • FREE DELIVERY
by Hour, week er Month.
I bedroom furnished home, water
Pho«i 1431, U e Conatructlon Co. Viall our ilnre now and lake ad furnished. |M. 404 E. 14th Place.
vantage of our "SPRING SALE."
41—ART1(T.ES FOR BALE
Bedroom Suite* from 299.no up 2 bedroom home. Phone iiio-M.
'
1 tla
N .» up
2 pc Scctiontli
—Parlory t® Tm 39.30 up
Dinette Seta
•Alumlnun*
Reclining Chair*
49.50 *a IB—ROOMS
Orrailnnal Chair*
Venetian BUnda
Room, light house
(Choice fabrics)
39.30 ea BLEEPING
■neloeed head. Sag proof bottom
keeping, 24.00 waek, up. Day
44.20 #i
rail with plastic end*. Plaatlc or T-V t/iting«s
Rates. 11.00 k up. 420 W. lit.
rayon tape*. Cotton er nylon Odd Cheita of Draweri 24.30 ea
CLEAN quiet alesping, moms,
ERDDtNG SPECIALS
I*.n0. Phona 204MT7 701 W.
H w U rlk Chum a id F lint C *
Lea* Third.
112-114 Wait 2nd St.
Fhoee 310
Reg. Trad*
L. L Sill - Piano
NEW £ Uaad furniture at bargain QuUtop ---------Maltreat ...------94A30
..999.19
Ifc* Phone IIM Route t.
REAL ESTATE
prlcea. Paying lop price* for .loyal
Royal (Comfort ... 39.30
39.30
good used turniiure, adding Pre-Blit Special ....39.39
21.30
31-.lQOftNg-PLlJMRING
’gtater. Big Bchota Special .
39J*
mjo
i t ” k*^U> ECR*TRAD1
... POST. Matching Boa Spria«a at iden
HNO
1 mile 8. 17-92. Phon«
one 301? W,
ATTRACTIVE l-Beffreem ham*.
tical Bavinga.
\ A Insured financing, S% Down
VACUUM Cleaner, Eleetm-Lu* Many many more Identical speci Payment, Complete In few week*.
Lata model, like new with alt al* too numerous to Hit, but availattachment*. 111 . Phone I7I3.R. a bln at
LOWBLL R. OKIVB
The Want Ad Department la
w
je
e |4 w r A^OriandToe.
•pen from SiBO a. m. until l:M p.
FrSoL8yBtTDDI^GM. •
m. each nunnese day exenpt Sat Comer 2nd. A Magnetic Ph. 1232 FOR BALE—By owner 2 bedroom
urday afternoon. Deadline for
"Bad Bamberger" Mgr
home. Ideal location, Mayfair
week-day inaertlona te 9:00 p. m. Open, Mon ^ e 'III i ; ‘
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St. Johni River. High Rank. 211,000
includei small concrete block
bout*.
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Ph. MW-J. Llcenied Technl
black. See tnam at SHERMAN
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HAYNES Omee Machine Co..
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Generators A Starters Fill
Typewriter*, adding machine*.
A* mile
min Bird Dog. Alin yellow
call the Electric No. R0.1
Salea- Rental*, 314 Mag.. Ph. 44.
^ 'eng haired Hog. Apply Sanford
. Owner may h*va by pay- Electrician, 30 yr*. experience NEW * Umd De*k>, rite*, Chair*
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for Ihit id.
Fireproof Safe.
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Phone 147
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Sanford Herald.
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GOODS
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Room, Electric Kitchen and
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1S4S Ford T rad er Double Bottom
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14" Flew, S Row cultivator.
BRITT TRACTOR CO.
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modern equipment and living
quarters. 227,300 — Attractive
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41. Ileal
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47. Sudani
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iihed. riose-m. May be uiert for
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or Rett Home. 120,000 00,
tm ilf lt INCOME PROPERTY
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RAYMOND M, BAIL
QATAR M. RAIB1BON
REG. BEORIRR
fl. B. Eigbleyman, Aunctaf*
194 Saadi Park Are.
Phene 99*
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through the me of our enlly
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provide* itrurtural and decor*
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W. MRS
Phene ft er 143
pkan* 1129-A. R. Peteraoa,Broker
Aiaoctate* • A. B. Petersoo Jr..
P. J. CkeeUraoe. Garfield Wil
lett*. Jekn Milaeb. R. W. Wii
lie931, Easel M Field. A. C.
Dowdney, Land Surveyor,
*11.000 • J bedroom trim* home
nit corner lot, Larie acrcen
porch, Hardwood Qonri, Vcnrilan blind*, ipara heater *nd
water heater included, Reasonable down paymenu
Heme* - Lei* - Acreage
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UP TO
670-15
710-15
600-16
W. H. "BUI” ETEMPER
ReiHer — Geaeral manraac*
Gn? Allen. Aaeoriete
Arlatte Price, AseocUt*
Phene >1tt
lit N. Peru Ave
3 bedroom, Phillip* built, deluae
metoery home in beautiful
Wynnewood taction. Kitchen I*
fuiiy equipped. Floors have Just
been iindad to perfection. Eatenor baa been painted with qual
ity ntlteriil. Surrounded by won
derful neighbor*. This D a real
bur at 212,400. The terms are
ftaxihl*- Down payment ea low aa
11300 with Immediate poiaeiilon.
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Robert A. William*, Realtor
* l |l,0 ft0 DOWN
2 Bedroom, t ement fllui k, halh
and half, nire itrllon rln«e to
Hub Scnnol. Price 111,MX).
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Where ynu may enjoy awimmlng
lljitini and fishing. Nix beau
tiftil Home* to Chooie From,
Price*; II9.WIU, 12T.3U0. (2) )2I,
D.V).. 113,300., $17,500.
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4N AMAZING VALUE!!
home* ready fnr orrupanry,
Compact, 3 Bedroom hume. N u t
lerrii* ivnilnblc
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ly furnlahed, quiet nelglihor
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hood, tloi* In town. All thl* for
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NATO Is Stronger;
Soviet Keeping Pace
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Discusses P ro p o se d
17-92 Extension Plan
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The Citliem Long Rang* High-'
way Planning Committee headed
Ly J, Bralley Odham disguised
the causeway extension of i'rem-h
Av«. and 17*93 pvar Lake Mon
roe and Into Volusia County to
connect with 17-93 again Immedi
ately south of Orange Ci’y at a
meeting laat night held at Toddy*a Restaurant.
ReprssenUtlv!! of both De
™ ^nrll bring* night walking, Dary and Orange City attended
mor# ptopla out on tha streets the meeting to learn more of the
and highway! on foot aa tha
weather get! warmer, 10 hero’a proposed plan to ehorten the
a word of warning from th* Sem highway by 4.1 mllea and to
the already four.laned and
inole County Florida Highway Pa join
trol officor!, Trooper T. Mark planned four-limed eectlone of
Mark and Patrolman Carl Wil the highway.
J. E. Marshall, prssldcnt of
liam!:
"Walk to !tay alive. Don’t 1 U 0 the Orange City Chamber of
Commerce was In Sanford for the
/ato an accident.**
' I ’edeetrian aafety la an increae- meeting.
Those from De Bary, hearing
Ing problem for the Patrol and
all Inw enforcement agendea In the details and plans for the pro
rnuntlei and cltee alike, aa an In- posed extension and routing of
craning number of newa atoriai 17-93 were: Everette Bwlft, sec
tell about of people being run retary of the De Bary Chamber
of Commerce! Harry G. Hunter,
down by care.
“In ever io many insUm-M.” chairman of th* De Bary Road
declared tha two officer! of the Committee; Dwight Baker, Rood
Florida Highway Patrol, "you can Committee member; Carl O. Lind,
trace the fault .to the pedaatrl- Road Committee member; Sirs.
Hennlngar, president of the
r#7"They
'* fall to heed a few basic Kay
De Bary Civlo 'Association; and
principal! like wearing light Ed Heely, Fir* Chief of the D*
clothing, watching where they Bary Volunteer Fire Department.
walk, walking to face the traffle
John Krlder, who proposed the
and keeping off the pavement highway route, explained that th*
after-dark. It la ao eaay to walk new four-lane throughway would
into trouble, etpecially If you’re not eliminate th* present rout*
in traffic. Bo take heed and don’t through Da Bary but would con.
walk youraelf to death,” advlied tlnue to bo a State maintained
Trooper Meek and Patrolman WIU road. He said, "The new rout*
would connect four lanes into
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' “It you walk Ilka you want to Ssnford from the north and south
atay alive, adhera to a few elmple and provide elx Innrs through
pedeitrian ruleo, you'll beat the Sanford.
odda — If you fall to heed them,
Unless this route becomes a
why then your chance! of coming
back on a atreteher will be greatly reality, wlthi Federal assistance
enhanced during the cummer,” In Its construction, th* Federal
concluded the two Florida High limited accsse highway, planned
for the future, would eliminate
way, Patrol offlcera.
any future expansion of th*
highway,” Krlder told the citlattending the meeting.
Candidates Keep sens
Plane now Include * publle
of De Bary1 citizens So
Cairt^stigilt^Wt m meeting
that tha details could be mad*
and everyone Informed of
I n Hunt Fop Votes publle
Its feasibility. Data of the meet
BY TIIB ASSOCIATED PRESS ing will he announced by De
Florida*! governorship candl- Bary officials.
d itai kept the campaign trail hot
Senator Douglas Stenitrom pro
in central aad northeait counties
today In aa Intensified hunt for posed “This is tlis time a 17-93
Highway Association should lin
vote*.
formed." Ilo said, "With tourists
0 Farrli Bryant and Cov. Collin* using
US No. One and the Turn
uied tha handihake approach to
tha voter In concentrated effort* pike, 17-93 wlH not h* used ae
In Duval and Polk counties while frequently as we would like,”
Prior to the dlseutslon of the
Fuller Warren and Sumter Lowry
proposed route for 17-93 the CIUatumped with sound trucki.
It was tha flr*t concerted cam zone Long Range Highway Plan
paigning of th* week for Collin* ning Committee proposed that
who haa Indicated he expect* to the Seminole County Commls.
•pend more time away from Tel- slonere be requested that tha fol
lowing projscts be included In
lahaiset from now on.
. Collins flew to Tampa, then mo- the 1050-57 State Itosd Budget
»Ait'cd over to Lakeland to gat hi* for Seminole County: tha com
'handshaking lour under way. Bry pletion of 17-02; tho continuing
nf State Road 40 across Sanford]
ant worked Jacksonville.
Bryant drove Into Jacksonville tha widening and resurfacing of
for a television ipeach lait night Park Ava.; Lake Onora Road
tha Sanford Naval Auxili
a ihort Uma after. Lowry pulled from
ary
Air
Station to 17-92; the
out fop 8k Augustine.
Speaking In the downtown plaia widening of State Road 415; and
of St. Augustine lait nlcht, Lowry tha rtquast of * new bridge on
said he wll lnot only keep Flor State Road 415 ard to contlnuo
ida's ichooli tegregaUd but will 415 Into 40 by tha most feasible
i 0 rlv* to modernize tha ichool *y«- rout*
tern, promote th* tourist Industry,
work for more Industry and build
Elks Club Installs
mor* roads.
Warren got off another challenge
yesterday to Sen. R. B. Haulier Officers Tonight
of Miami, a Collins supporter, for
Installation of officer* will be
a debate Saturday night In Mi conducted tonight at the F.lk'i
ami’* Bayfront Park.
Club preceded by a chicken bar
In speeches yesterday between becue.
Tallahas'ee and Jacksonville, Bry
District Deputy Grand Exalted
ant pledged his efforts to help c a r
•lain countlts to provide more Ruler William Ueherman will
fundi for Increased teacher sal- present the Grand Exalted Ruler
aria* and needed school building*. at tonlght'e Installation ceremony.
Colllna* headquarters announced
Officers to be Installed aro:
the governor would maka • film Roy Gresn, Exalted Ruler; Guy
ed talk over about a dozen tele Allen. Esteemed Leading Knight:
vision station* Friday night In W. D. llardla, Esteemed Loyal
which he will discuss further hla Knight; R. F. Mapei, Esteemed
views on the segregation lnuo.
Lecturing Knight; W. O. Living
Atty. Gen. Ervin got hit cam ston, Seerstary; Myron Reck,
paign for reflection under way of Treasurer; Phil Hslr, Tyler;
ficially with a statement at Tat- Jesse
Lodge, Trustee, three
-nahasice In which he said he was years; and Don Balsa, Alternate
asking another term on the basis Delegate to the Grand Lodge
of hla record over the past two Convention.
years.
Patrolmen Urge
Folks To 'Walk
To Stay Alive'
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•HOT FLOAT*
WASHINGTON t* - Waat Virgin
ia's float was tha hottest entry In
last night’s Cherry Blossom fasti,
val parade.
* ^ T h e 50-foot float burst Into
v*Hlmas at that and of the parade
route. It was destroyed.
Judith Rtce of Clarksburg, West
Vlrgtnla’i **Ctaernr Bloasom Prin
ces*," bad climbed from her
throne, atop two paper-macha peacook*, Just before tha fire atirtod.
«Jt waa unhurt
Former Resident
Succumbs Monday
A former resident, Norman N.
Swanson, ae* A1 died Monday at
3:00 p. m. at fit. Vlneant’a hosp
ital In Jacksonvillt. Services will
h* hald at San Bhole funeral
home In Jacksonville Friday at
t :00 p. m.
Ha la survived by hi* wl/a,
Katharyn, on* eon Norman IT.
and two daughters Carolyn and
Sharon Ha* of Jacksonville.
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FSL Directors Will
Complete League *
Plans Here Sunday f;
Directors of the Florida State
League will meet in Sanford
Sunday, according to FSL PreeU
dent John Krlder.
Krlder said lait night that the
meeting will he held at noon at
the Mayfair Inn when final de
tail* and plana will he completed
for the 140-game 1950 Florida
State League season
The FSL President enhl that
the opening date had been set
back ono week from April IS to
April 20 but the season would
end on August 31 as originally
planned by the league.
The Sunday meeting will he
the final get-together before the
season starts, «ald Krlder.
Clubs entering tha Florida
Stats League for th* 1050 sea
son are: Daytona Beach, Cocoa,
West Palm Beach, St, Peters
burg, Orlando. Gainesville, Lees,
burg, and Pntntka.
Collins Supporters W alls
Urged To Attend Attends
Public Meet Tonite Session
APRIL 4
Admission*
Patty Loop (Sanfordt
Sharon Travis (Snnford)
Steven Travis (Enterprise)
Susan Brooklyn (Igiko Mary)
Athrlyn Lilly (Sanford)
Sam Watson (Sanford)
Sirs. Patricia Hatchett
(I.ako Stonroc)
Arnold Simms (Mima)
Discharge*
Mrs. Ardetia Benton and baby boy
(Altamnnlo Springs)
Charles Flowers (Sanford)
Mra. Glruter Watkins amt baby boy
(Euitli)'
Mra. Elizabeth Priest and baby
(Sanford)
Cleveland Brown (Sanford)
Jury Jones (Sanford)
Margaret Cleveland (Sanford)
James Romney—Mrs. O j j Ic Liv
ing and hahy girl
BIRTHS
Baby Girl Lilly
Baby Boy Benton
APRIL 5
Admission*
Mft. Ludlo Mero (Sanford)
Mr*. Barbara Howell (Sanford)
Mrs. Dorothy Bioodswortli
Clarence Powell (Sanford>
Linda Gall Ethridge (Sanford)
Discharges
Mrs. C. A. lllttell (Lake Momoc)
Mrs. L. Wallace
Dies Yesterday
Mr*. L. W. Wallace. 74. died at
4:30 p. m. in Seminole Memorial
Hospital yesterday after a Uniter.
Ing Illness of three year*.
She mailo her horn* at 9.V10
Princeton Ave., Sanford. Mr*,
Wallace cime to Sanford In 1913
from Charlotte, V, C. and was a
member of Ihe Flrit Presbyterian
Church of Sanford.
Survivors Include: her huxhand,
L. W. Wallace of Snnford, one
daughter, Mrs. W. R. Jennings,
Sanford; three eons, 'tVat*on Wal
lace ami Robert L. Wallace, San
ford, and James' E. Wallace of
Jacksonville; seven grandchildren:
two great grandchildren; and ono
brother, Roy McClellan, Ocala.
Funeral services will be conduct,
cd tomorrow slternoon at 3 p. m.
at Brlszon Funeral Homo with the
nev. A. O Mclnnli officiating.
Burlil will be In Oaklawn Me
morial Park.
Circus
ford's people today to give their
generous support to tho 1UM
American Cancer Society Crusade.
Tho anmml fund-raising and educntinunl campaign wa» launched
last Monday,
In a proctnmnthin tiling April
a* Cancer Control Month, Mayor
Scott noted that one-third of the
deaths in Sanlonl and Scminnlo
County last year could have been
avoided by earlier diagnosis and
adequate treatment.
Sanford’s Mayor callod - for In*
cr*A»ing .JHiepgnitloq of, H)p..Soc|ety's loftTmhlp in tho fight
against cancer through it* pro
grams of research, education, am)
servlco.
*
The text of tho proclamation
fallows:
"Cancer U one of tho most vri
tlcal public health problem.* of
our limes. Souto 330,000 Ameri
cans, many of then* lit our own
stale, will die of cancer in I9.U),
If present rates continue. More
over, at present rates, one Ameri
can in every four now living will
some day bo stricken by ih.it dieeaie,
"But in the last decade then*
has been marked progress In llto
diagnosis ami treatment of can
cer. Although ono cancer m four
is now being ritred, two out c{
four patient* could ho saved if
they were treated early enough
This would mean saving 40,Out)
additional lives a year. Approx),
inetcly that many stub patients
wero saved last year.
(Conlintied on Pago Eight)
Public Is Invited
To Auxiliary Easter
Dance At Mayfair
Tit* first annual Easter Dane*
of tho Woman's Auxiliary of tho
Remlnolii Monmrlnl Hospital will
ho lielil tomorrow night at 0
oVtiK'k -st th* Mayfair Inn.
Tin- general publle !• Invited
to attend the dance. Proceed*
nil) l<a uwd to purchase much
nr«mled equipment for the Semin*
■do .Mi’tiiorlnl Hospital.
Sirs. F. E. RoumlUnti finance
rhnirmnn of the ticket sain* said
lodav that the flomlnolo County
Juni-r I'hamtior of Commerce la
cooperating hy conducting tho
tick) t sale*.
Mrs. Itoumillut said that pro
gress Is living made in the sale
of tlrkvta lint Ilie Woman'*
Auxiliary Is expecting an uiipro*
Ci deni rd turnout f«r tho first
annual Easter Duma given by
thi-lr organisation.
Ticket* may lio purchased at
the Jayreo Moth on Park Ave. or
nt tho door.
Assistant State
Service Officer
Will Visit Here
V-taron* of this area who need
ii htanre In obtaining lirneflt*
provided by Inw muy rect-lvo
guidance from Tom fi. Dnr-n, Assisiant Stale Bcrvir# Officer.
Veterans or their dependent*
The second tn « eerie* . I D«mocratic Unities cumlurtcd hy tha 1 mar consult Dn-n white he I*
' lo ihi* area and may receive aaSomtnolo L’ounly Donmcrnilc Ex -i-doncr In filing application! for
ecutive Committee will !«• held lu'spitallr.atlen. compensation, penSaturday night, April 7, at tho -Ions. Insurance problem*, loan
Lake Monroe Bt hool.
hetioilts,
edurutlonnl training,
One nf tho largest i--i wo) tj leirle! benefit* nud mtscellnnco'ia
attrnd a rally in that district Is oil |ocl.«, where legal entitlement
expected to hear Ihe .13 rjiiill. Is Involved.
dates
review their platforms
D<-*n h«a been Invited to till*
and make their hid for the offline e-m n* a Biirclal consultant by
for whirl) they j q-.allflod.
Knt'ylc Housholder, County Per*
Jinnee Lee, of Oviedo, Chair vivo Officor. nni! nuiy he canman of Ihe Seminole County De trrted ns follows; April 12, 0 a. m,
mocratic Executive Committee I* Snnford at the County H-rvlee
expected to Introduce each can Office, Brlmlcy-Puleaton Build
ing.
didal* In alphabetical order.
Second Demo Roily
Slated Saturday
O pens
NEW YORK tfl - The eircu*
opened last night without its moat
famous clown and with none of Ihe
stage, screen and television stars
who usually taka part in th* promlera benefit performance.
A dispute involving the Ameri
can Guild of Variety Artists kept
the sad-faced tramp clown Em
mett Kslly away. This tlm* there
waa no Kelly to get tha children
chuckling right away by trying to
aweap a spotlight beam under a
rug.
But Rlngllng Brother* and BarMim Ii Bailey'* clreua waa aa glit
tering and bespangled aa aver
without tha glamoroua frosting of
outsld* stars who ware to perform
for Era benefit of too Folk* Ath
Carmage Walls, a stockholder
In Hi* Sanfonl Herald, la miw on a
The New Shrine Club Building,
lour of foreign countries conducted Just
off First St. across ’frdrtl
for newspapermen. Mr*. Wall* Is thg Mayfair Inn, will be deritees*
currently representing Tho Sanford rd tomorrow night beginning at
Herald on the tour. However, Mr. 7 o’clock.
.
Walls was fortunate In being able
Extensive plans hava been roow
to attend a briefing session In pleted, said Col. 8. G. Hardman,
Pari* by Gen. Alfred Grucnther. chairman nf the dedication tons*
We are publishing Carmage mlttee, and "w« era expecting
Walls* account of Ihe sossion and an overflow crowd to attend tha
hla comments evolving about the xllnnor and dedication.”
Important event:
Col. Harrlman aald today- that
"We were fortunate to bo able Illustrious Potentate A. J. Thomaa
to have a briefing session hero in will bo In Sanford for the dtdlttte
Paris by General Alfred Gruen- tlon ceremony.
ther, head of NATO (or North At Principal speaker for the evenl
lantic Treaty Organization). Gen will |i« Seminole County Judge
«. ..
eral Grucnther la a small man Ernest -Housholder.
Tho dedication will be prae4d#4
physically. He Is one of tho biggest
men mentally that 1 have had tho by dinner which la elated te be
served at T o’clock, said Cob
pleasure of meeting.
Harrlman.
The dynamic mental drlvo and
Tha Shrln* Club Building ta
capacity of this man are mngniri- the draam of Shrlnora hsre, fin*
canL Aa head of Ihe very Import ally rralltad through the eOMerte
ant NATO he, contrary lo zome rd effort of the entire eluk grew ■
brlefingi we have had, said every though first originated by g atrial)
9-Year-Old Girl's
thing ho said was on the record". group.
••
Naturally, a newspaperman likca
Tha building will be officially •
Generosity Is
tills kind of aelf confidence.
opened i t tomorrow nlght'a Lad(*f
NATO had inma rough going re- Night dinner attended by NobI4i
Matched By Joy
tholr wivee.
MILTON, Mess. tflt-Th# gener cantly when Ihe Greek* stayed and
The Potentate of the
a lly of D-y**r-oKI Rosalind Jor- away from their posts after tho Temple and hla Divan wtQ IN
dsn wss matched today by her arrest of Archbishop Makorlos of here for tha eeeaalon.
Cyprus by tha British governor.
joy.
Mayor F. D. Scott will iW tatM
Rosalind, bedridden with a rh»u- However tha Greeks at NATO aro part in th# dedication Of tb rM V
maiic heart, had wantad a French again at their posts and (her* Is building.
~ ”
hop* of a settlement of the dlf.
poodle.
•
.
Offlcera of tha Sanford IhilnS
feraneaa
between
Iho
NATO
allies,
Ah* saved her pennlea and In Britain, Graces and Turkey.
Club gre; Harold Kaatnarr ygee*
four t” * th a had acquired
Identt A. L. Wttaoh, FffM vta#*
^
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f
a
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W
f
a
i
H
I
f
V
j
r
d
;
"When
president; Milford Leonard, B—
toward tha price*
General
Elsannowsr
first
game
to
Then, on March 11, while watch
coml vice president; R. W. Deane*
NATO
In
list
th*
participating
ing a televised Roman Catholic
treasurer; and Dick Alkan, teeraU
Mass/ eho lainifd that four Je member nations did not havo a »ry.
suits perished In a fir* that de common concept of what needed
stroyed a Jesuit novltlst* at Lenox. to b* don*." NATO- had few air
Rosalind sent har saving* lr * liases. Effort was made to rectify Wreckage Of Plant
. "Now," said
letter to the Rev. George V.<
Cnbe of th* Jesuit Shadowbrook (it-neiai tminnthpr, "the partici Sighted On Peak
Fund. "I want you to have it," pants havo a good common con TOKYO Wt—Th# U. S. Air rare#
tho Idler said. *T am sorry your cept, Th* air bases havo been reported late today wraekag* of an
house burned down. I hop# this built to materially Improve our aircraft—believed to ha a missing
capacity for (Men**. This building C110 Flying Boxcar with five Amarw
money will help you."
Father McCabe wrota back, program W still going on. Now this leans gbosrd-hd been eghtad eg
thanking her for the donation and line of defense extend* from Nor a mountain peak of Shikoku Island.
assuring her every Jesuit in ths way on the north and circles Thera waa no word that an^
New Englsnd province would around to Turkey on a four thous survivor* bid been scan.
pray fur her recovery and that and mile front. We are four tlmea Tha site I* 20 mils* to u O rfl
aha would get tho French poodla as strong In NATO a* wo were In Saljo on Shikoku, and mora than
1931." He continued, "But, Iho 400 mllea southwest of Tokyo.
sho wauled ao badly.
Numerous persons ollered to give Soviet, and Us satellites, havo kept Tho wreckage was reported’IN
pice with our progress."
fret from the top of the 6,109-foot
thn girl a poodle.
Rosalind accepted on* from T- "What are ths capabilities of tho poak. An attempt will be mad*
year-old Wendy Hall, whose mother U.S.S.R. and her satellites!" asked tomorrow to reach U with a rtatun
th* General and then he proceeded team dropped by parachute.
own* a kennel In Dedham,
Tho Clll disappeared early Hi*g»
That poodla was ona of a litter to give the answer*,
of all. Wendy had planned to sell Tha Soviet* have 175 divisions. dy on a cargo flight from TachU
Thirty of Ihesa are In lalcllito kawa, near Tokyo, to Aahlya, an
thosa six dugs to buy a pony.
The pony esn wilt, said yojmg counlrie*. These aro well trained (ho northern coast of Kyusush,
division*. They aro ruady to g» Japun’s southernmost Island.. It
W«tulj\
where sent and m« ready to die made Its last report aa II a m
when ordered without question. P*»lng over Takamatsu on Papan'n
Hammarskjold Will This makes lor tlm strongest land curving inland ssa. The a<i' la
bordered by the main Japanese It*
army In tho world today.
Examine Tension
On Ihe air side, In 1931 the So Iml* of Honshu, Shikoku and JCyn*
vleta had some 29.000 pianos, most saliu.
In Arab, Israel
ly propoller driven, Now *0 per Names of the missing m enjitvt
BY T1IE ASSOCIATED PPEAA sent of their planes are moJorn not been announced.
UNITED NATIONS—U, N. Sec Jets and (hey still have a minimum
---------------*r.
rotary General Da|( Hummarzk- force nf 30,000. Their short and
Jold, armed with unanimous Secu medium range bomber* aro very
rity Council authority will leave good. As of now they have not First Federal Open
Friday In Investigate causes u( caught up with u* on long ranye
House Is Tomorrow
tension between Israel and Iho planus.
Arab stales. Ho Is to report to the The Russians copied one of our Tomorrow nlaht between thn
Council within a month, proposing planes during the Korean War that hours of 7 and 9:30 the Flret
Hens to restore peace.
was forced down in Chinese tcrl- Federal Saving* and I-can Aian,
WASHINGTON - Middle Eozt tory, They called it tho TU4. It will Ik* hosts to si; who care tn
tensions and efforts lo alio them was a good plan* hut 1.* now ob share thn "open house” at Ita of*
flea on West First St.
are reported straining tha U. A.— sold*,
British—French alliance. France However, this week a new Rus
In addition to tha opportunity
Is considering supplying lirad sian plane, which they have do In look over the attractive office*
with arm* lo resloro the balance signaled the TU 104 arrived In Eng- visitori will have a chance tn
of power In tha Middle East, a land carrying Heroo, head of the sec sumo of the modern msthodl
balance upset when Egypt began
row employed tn the InduftrT
receiving arms from the Commu Soviet Security police, referred to that was started in April, 1891s
by
the
British
press
as
the
"Head
nist bloc. Franc* reasons supply
In I'hlladelphla.
ing Israel will relieve soma Arab hunter". This plane was a modern
Favor* will be given to adultn
ode.
It
traveled,
at
33,000
feet
and
pressure for Independence of Al
and tholr young eters and vt*
arrived
(rom
Moscow
to
Ismdun
geria, Urllaln reportedly has urg
frohmenta will be ■erved. (;•
ed a firmer line In tha Middle with e flying lima of three and The local aaaoclatlon
wan
East, but President Elienhower three quarter! hours.
started In 1934 and tn Mgyljig
"The
Soviets,
obviously,
put
this
has denied this. Both France and
Seminole County and the eur«
Britain are disturbed by U. 8. re piano on world exhibition prent a- rounding territory for over 10
luctance to grant Israsl’i request tuely," said General Grucnther, years has grown to n 19 million
"because the cabin was not pres
to buy American armz.
organization.
CAIRO—Newspaper reporta lay surized. Thl* necessitated the crew
8. F. Doqdnay and Howard- FaSaudi Arabia has brought tha and passenger* using oxygen on villa, offlctra of Flret Fedettl
Arab kingdom *f Yemen Into thn the whole trip."
now, wer# among the f
military aUlane* of Saudi Arabia. The Soviet Navy Is at a dis and havo been associated
advantage
because
it
la
bottled
up
Egypt and Syria which pitta nil
alnce Inception
their military force* under an In the Black Sea and Ihe Aegean
Egyptian commander, Yemen's Bee. Hie Surface fleet la not comjoining ihe pact la lean aa a threat petitlvo with tho Wait. However,
to Its neighbor, th* British pro- we eatlmete that tho Bovlele have
Uc locate «g Aden.
i
(Oaattafta* ea Faf Bight)
A public meeting will b* held
tonight at 8 o'clock at th* 8*mInol* County Court Hout* of all
who are Interested In supporting
LcKoy Collins for Goytrnor,
, Dan Wright, recently appointed
i hy Governor LeRoy Collins as hla
Campaign Director In Semlnota
County, haa atatad that avary
person Interested In tha Collins
for Governor Campaign la In
vited and qrged to attend thta
important masting, th* first stat
FULLER WARREN, CANDIDATE for Governor, spoke In Sanford ed fur Hamlnolo County,
Presiding over th* mealing will
yesterday from a platform #t the corner of First Bt. and Magnolia
be Dan Wright and T. E. Tuckar,
Ave. (Staff Photo).
appointed by Governor Colllna as
bis Deputy Campaign Treasurer.
Boh Folkss, state campaign
manager for Governor Collins will
It. present at tonight'* jnsating
to discuss and outline th* cam
paign and how t*«h parson can
piny a part in helping to re-elect
Collins
as Governor,
Mayor F. D. Scott urged San
M ayor Asks Citizens
Hospital Notes To Aid Cancer Crusade
W ithout
letic League.
Stripped of this halts Inn, Ilie
opening night turned nut tn h<> just
plain circus—more than enough of
it.
A cymbal dashed and the lights
dimmed to a blue glow, and then
spotlights picked out tho tradition
al animal opening acts—lions and
tigers ind bears doing the bidding
of a brightly uniformed trainer.
Thera were acrobats, elephant*,
Juggler*, high wiro performer*,
balancing act* and tho classic,
aver graceful trapcio artists.
Pop-eyed children and grownup*
munchtd pink cotton candy ami
gasped a* the Four Nocks swayed
In sickening circles atop their 70foot wooden spar*.
Clown
Tha rank* of tho clowns were
sumcwh.it depleted, end sevoral
rl iwn turns were cut out of tho
program. But Ihe drcua swept
smoothly on and they were hardly
missed.
Kelly lev! those who obeyed the
it ty.a way edict or AGVA, which
wants circus owner John Rlngllng
North tq negotiate a welfare fund
for performer!.
Another top clown. Otto Grlcbling, who waa kept out of thw
dross rehearsal Tuesday night,
went on and charmed th* opening
night audience with hi* panto-
New Shrine Club:
Building Will B *i
Dedicated Friday
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