21 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c246af07bae869f48cf9f84cb59f6b62.pdf a4eaadbaa653c89ad5ef7a7416965025 PDF Text Text r n t n A v r b iv m H A W P i |i 10 Moo. Mu. 2t, IBM l Europe Will Have Another American ENDO MeSorlzed Invasion .NEW YOBK UR — EurpP* D about to have another American motorized InvMion. Thla time, however. It li a peaceful trip by folka taking their own hoenee with them. About 121 people, ranging In age from • to U, are In the junket called "TrelleY Tour of Europe." •The objective It to tour Europe and make frlenda, both for themiftvea and for America. Mostly retired folks, these tourlite are. taking a total of W trailer home* with them. They represent 17 of the statea, tha majority of them from California and Florida. Wallta. Byam. who heada the junket, aaya, "Wa want to make frlenda for America tn a m l way,’ without resorting to the dollar sign." The 00-year old retired Lot An­ geles fonitruelion engineer calla Bert Park*, atar of radio and telcvUton, tell* Anuahellei the mountain of work of organiz­ Carden* In Baraaota how they can help In rutting o f the Mis* Florida Pa- ing and arranging the trip—at no July Sh. 31 and S3. Parka 1* an expert on beauty mnirtt# becau** he haa at tha Mia* America P» scant In AlUntlr Clly for »'v*r«l v«»r*. About 2D pay tn himself or others—"my a Florida cltlaa, ara ax nerted to enter the Ml** Morldn Pag<Vl»t at Sun- hobby." As an aaslatant he hae his cou­ mar will eompeta for national honor* at tha Mlsa America Pageant In sin Mrs. Helen Byam Sehwam born, whom he cilia hi* "secre­ Schajlentreger, Mr*. If. Schoon- and eighth grade; Herman All­ tary." Like her coualn, friend( making abroad la a passion with maker, and Mr*. Carl Dann of man and Linda Su# Hart. Orlando, Mr*. C. t), Conrad of Min Carol Itealc was the her. Thla Is how it la done, aha 9 aa# HELEN SNODGRASS Harrisonburg, Va., »nd Mr*, Mar- guest nf honor at a birthday saya: Kn, Richard Du ,Vall and Mrs. guarlle Christy of SI. Louis, Mo. party given In celebration of her "Wo move our homes In thel( Wooa entertained the Mr*. Ann Olass and Mlsa Dorl* Mlh birthday by her mother. Mrs. cities and become a part of their Mgrol VAH It. Sanford Naval Faber were dinner guesia of Mr. Grace Real* and her lister, Mr*. community, Invite them to oui FM ie at the home of Mri. Du- arid Mr*, lloscoe Fertlg of Wlnler Karl Nattlas al Uie Florida Pow­ homes and they In turn Invite ui OLm Stone IiUnd Thunder i t Park at tha Putman Hotel In er cluhhouie Thursday evening. to theirs. That way we make good Approarmataly 19 guasts DeLand. Other guest* Included Game*., and ‘contest* were en­ frlenda." Wad this delightful affair with Mr*. Eliabelh Fowl** and W A. joyed during iho evening and reRyam and Mrs. Schwamhorn her guests being Mri. Id* He** Forman of Ormond, Mlsa llnr- freshmen!* of birthday cake and will leave in the first section of a , ihtir bouts guest*, Mr*, Mir* riel Trumbcll and Mlsa Edith Ice cream served by the hostess­ tourists departing from Brooklyn ]an; Mra. Marguerite Lawson Trumbull of Wlnler Park. es to the following guests: Carol next Tuesday aboard tha Black Igrltl Christy or St. Louis. Mo,. Mr. and Mr*. Ed L. Cunning­ Corson. Linda Dunn, Shelda Far­ Diamond liner Black Condor. Tho _ 7. •R8~k|n. C. a O. rs>aB«il Conrad nf of tfiarrl. Harri­ ham children. Junior and Jean, ley, Timrnle Lacy, Danny Neal, other tourist* and their trailer# accompanied by Mr. and Mr* 1. Herman Allmnn. Jimmie Peter­ will leave via separate means. sonburg. Va. -lUvi, Harold Hier* and Susan 0, Hay man, and Mr. and Mr*. son, Dealer Lacy, Sieve IMoway. f£ te d Mtia Audrey Hiers who Alva Hayman nf Orange City and Harvey Dunn and Gall Taylor. fpsrwlilUng In Bartow thl* week- Mr. Harry llayednen of DeLand An announcement nf interest Largest Porpoise attended a family reunion in Ft. will be the engagement nf Bar­ i^Mri and Mr*. Jamea Leyden nf Pierce over the weekend. bara Ann Mock, Winter Park and Born At Marine Loflg Mlldowa. Man., enroute In Mr, and Mra. T. Stawart Parris Ernest Munson Thompson, son • l l Island were calling on Mr. of Ormond and Mrs. C. H. Bald­ of Hi*. Itev, and Mr*. Charles Studios Is Dead gild Mri. John Bayne at Ihcir win were dinner goes Is of Mra. Thompson, former superintendent MATUNELAND ith-The large*: Rome on Slone Island Saturday. Anna Class Friday. of tho Children’s Home, and nnw porpoise born at Marine Studio^ | | | | i Roxann Hendenon accomMr. and Mis. Adam Sehullr of pastor of never Methodist Church was discovered In the tanks early AgnM by her roommate Mlia Waterlown, N, Y., and Mrs. In Wlnler Haven. Wedding plana Wednesday, but It was dead. C r y Speer* of Milligan College Loupe Ludlow nf PcPauvIlle, will be announced al a later date. The b*by hotllennse dolphin was MguOQ CliF) Tenn., arrived Ihli N. Y., have relumed to their Tho Woman'a Society met a! 44*1 Inches long and weighed 37 Ijlrtend to apend their iprlng home after a vl’lt with their sis Iho home of Mr*. Harvey Dunn pounds. Normally they ar* about Voeiben at the home of her pa trr, Mr*. W. A. Goodwin and Tuesday. During iho huslnesa sca- 23 pounds and about 30 Inches m t l i Mr. and Mri. G. A. Hen- family *l their hnpjc here cn Pc- rldn plans were completed for a long. baked food sain In be held In De­ This was the Infant nf Spray deraon. Rrry Drive, Mr. end Mr*. George Olney nf Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Richards nary March 31. Mra. Ernest Din­ known lo have been horn in cap­ Rome. M. Y.. Who have been ■nd three sons Tom. Pick Mini ning was nnpoiulod rhalrman nf Vliltlng In the louthern part ol Jimmy of Glenview. III., arc visit­ a nominating cammitleo wldrh tivity—born al Marincland In 1917. Ml* Mate. enroule to their north­ ing their parent*, Mr. and Mr*. will report al Iho next meeting. Spray ha* had ono other baby two west Home visited Mr. and Mra. J. V. Richard* for several week*. In the absence of program chair- years ago. F, - 0. Wood, estrafoe, *»M. M. N. Ryan. The honor roll fur the past six' m®0! Mr*- F. C. Long, picture* didn't believe the sire nf the new * Mr. and Mri. C. J. Smith re announced hy Pro- l*kcn hy (he Rev. Rascom Carlturned to their home In Charlotte, Inn nf the Methodist mission In ono wa* a factor in th* death. N. vs C.,| Wednesday vvnincuiR/ •**»,i after 1having »***» Cuba were presented by Mra. Tho haby was taken from the wa­ •pent the past several days will: Carlton. Refreshment* nf cup ter for examination. On Thursday Susie gave birth their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. cakes, cookie* and punch were in the 13th porpoise to be born ami Mr*. C. R. Canada. served hy the hostess. alivr in tho lank*—Perky* which The seventh grade under the tha direction of Herman Shadillx Some vldon difficullics a r e was living up to H* name today. ; presented * play enlitlrd "Miss caused hy detachment of the ret­ KALINK PICKS THIRD Jones, I’ll Be Glad To." at the ina from the rest of the rye, a con­ LAKELAND, Fla. DP)-AI Karegular ehapet program Wedneidition which should he treated line, American l.eagu* batting • -May. promptly, say* the Rrttrr Vision champ, predict* th* Tlgera will Institute, finish third thla aeason. Said Kallne, th* youngest play­ er ever lo win tha loop tllle, "Wa’vo got * good young club and ehould be good thla year." ^Enterprise FULL SIZE Boys or Girls Bicycles 11.00 DOWN 11.50 WEEK BRAND NEW FIRESTONE OUTBOARD MOTORS OUST AVIATION MACHINIST MATH Slant ley J. Adomatl*. U8N, r*-«nllM«J In (he V. 8. Navy four p i n in a brief e«r«raonjf held recently trr G dr. H. C. Colee’i office. Cdr. Olc*. Executive OffIcar ot Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, read Chief Adomatl* Mi ihtpplnr artlelti, and wngratuUtad him upoa his r*-anll»tmint. Thla tour of duty will complete Chief Adomatl*' SO yeaxe aervic# . -------------- (Official ------- . photo, *lt naeeasary for retirement. U, s . N«vy> Th« many frlenda of Mri. Hom­ Mr*. T. W. Prevatt had at her guciti Sunday evening, Mrs. Mary er Ballard will be aorry to learn Eaton, and daughter, Mr*. Don that ah* i; confined to the nursing Leper and ion Donnie of Zellhome in Orlando becauaa of illwood. The Home Demonstration Club ne»i. The Baptist Womcn'i Minlonary sponsored a card party at the ~ ™ 'R T ADDIB F R E V A T T ^^ community hall Saturday night. Union held Its meeting at the Mr. and Mra, Ed Ouyette, Mr. A large crowd attended and a church Tueiday night. The pro­ good time wa* enjoyed by all. gram for the evening waa "Home and Mra, John WUIJama and Mra. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Geiger and Minium.'* Thom taking part In Berth a Lindsey attended the family have a* their guest for a the program were tha following: Audubon meeting at De Bary few days, Ihcir daughter Betty of Mra. T. W. Prcvalt, Mra. Paul Monday night. S. C. Maxwell, Mra. C'taude llakea. The many friends of John \VU- .Mra. William Bridge* and Mra. Mr. and Mr*. Willie. Apdrrg hid ai their recent guaiU, Tdr.’ and Warns will b« aorry to learn that John Wtlllama. Hostesses for the Mra. Stawart Mathlaux and ion he ii confined to his home after meeting were Mra. Clauda Hakea and Mra. William Bridge*. of Cocoa. fracturing his hip. REGULAR' $349.95 n cu. ft. Refrigerator $10.00 DOWN |2.50 WEEK R egular $259.98 Full 81m 85,0$ DOWN 82.00 WEEK Table Radio 1 2 -88 A LL OF THESE FEATURES $1.00 DOWN 50c WEEK W HEN Y O U CH O O SE FROM Regular $32.95 CM sette 21* $2.50 DOWN $1.00 WEEK LO CH CUSTOM BUILT A R B O R Auto Radios 4 2 -8 8 Phillips Parade of Plans! $8:00 DOWN $2.00 WEEK Regular $309.91 Electric R ange 21888 QUIET $10.00 DOWN $2.50 WEEK Regular $39.9$ ELECTRIC NoCity Taxes; All City Conveniences Food Mixer 18u • Mtl! delivery • Community water ayntem • Streets paved and curbed $2.00 DOWN $1.00 WEEK \. Regular $17.9$ Itsam er T k j NOTICE IRONS . At Waat 8 cllrua trees tn every yard 8 « Colored plumblnf fixtures ‘ ' BQeat switch** $1.00 DOWN ” * ; M;-- 8 0 a . w i l l ^ ^ Winy different plans; diversified exteriors ,* »• ,i , > v . . , %# 1 * iV* COMPLETE SETS PLASTIC AUTO m ' »■ Seat Coven § Wtf*aavar rainbow kitchma by TIA ieeond grid* with nine ttf m ti present won the *tt(n H u m committee appoint*!!, comMRf Of Mr*. Harman Leder Barn* of D* Bary, chairman. MflAj, B. Peterson of Os lean and R tf , Harold Hlar*. Th* com­ mittee la tn report at (ha next fteithig. lUfreshmenu were •awed by bom# room mother* of fifth and ilxth grade*. • Mra. W. C. Lawsoa enlariainml 4 ’lfritU group of friends at a tea <H i ft’Motk Tuesday afternoon at H P ^ d n g on Hs m Ulind. Guests fcetuM Mn. John Bayne. Mri. 14k mated**, Mn. 8. C. Lawton M«. R. A, DuVall, Mn. J. V. Legal Notice Orders Now Being Token For Copits Our Annuol Mailawoy Edition.............. Of 9 8 E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC ^ Pleas# Bring Them In Early, So As Nat To Be Disappointed. .” • 88-gal 0 1 water Keatei i * t < n c n u . •10.00 DOWN. 82.50 WEEK Rubber Air . v, 3 fer C U S H IO N S Auto ChrdiHe Wheel DISC N OT A P R O JEC T ! Bel of 4 Regular $3188 BALES OFFICE Little Venice ilder Telephone 1501 •: HAdti .//‘V. ■ . M Regular $1.80 WaB ALSOi Kitchen rentllator • . “ 1 Moulded Formica sink tops I p PAINT • 0 1 aatenutlc dishwasher la deluxe. 3-hath homes After Publication Data Does* Not Include Mailing. •-'a. ' 80a WEEK 221» • GB automatic waahlng machine la-deluxe 3>bslk hORM up to Date of Publication Including Mailing. w Air Conditioner • 6 1 M «*. 14. refrigerator PRICES 1 4 $1.00 DOWN % a • 01 large six* nutga » OB garbage disposal! m an» •»?•- , m �“ De Bary Elated « Over Proposal Rotarians Enjoy Program Offered Hy Young Students A program of mtute that exceed­ ed tha aipaetatlona of lha memb an of tho Sanford notary Club at iti noon moating yaataiday at tha Yacht Club was praiantad by an ontamble from tho Sanford GramM ir School Glao Club under tho direction of Mias Gene Nunnclly. Fifty boyi and girli. membara of (ho fifth and aixth gradai tang (hair way Into the baarti of tho ordinarily acriouily minded bual* ■on and profanional man in a manner that brought amilta to tho face* of all concerned. From tha moment Miaa Nunnslly, ffter grouping tho young alngera to bait advantage, called for and received their undivided attention until tho final buret of epplauie from tha Rota riant, tha ememble ahowed the effect of palnataking practice and diligent atudy. The event will long be remembered by both organliationi, With Allison Lea ae accompanist, *Jie lingers offered tho following "As Long As Children Pray" by Youtc; "Let There Bo Music" by Williams and a folk song, "Tien ns" in which lha group elapped bands ih perfect rhythm whan needed. Part of lha ensemble tang in three part harmony, "lt'a Grand Night For Singing" by Rodgers'and Hammeratein, Little Mlsa Lea offered two numTiers, "Bumble Bee Boogie" and "March of Ino Dwarfs" by Grieg, Doth nu[n)iirv»'«e played from v-firimory STWrir-tiPthr weal num* bars by iha giee t-luli. — ------Following the presentation, the vocalists, their director and ac­ companist, enjoyed Ice cream anil cup cakei decorated in the F.aiter motif by "Sanford's popular cater­ er," Mr*. Roberta Gatchcl. 10 Vehicles John Krtdar'a proposal to lb* I-ong Rang* Highway planning eommlttao that bridge* and a causeway span Lake Mowroe met with high favor la tho adjoining town of DaBary, especially aa it would bring tho two towns m o ra l mllaa aaarer "Boat aawa yet," was tha enthusiastic response lo the diagram and story In Monday's Herald. "Think of lha bottleneck in our midtown congestion It will relieve," declares Everett L. Swift. Secre­ tary of (be Chamber of Commerce, "To hive trucbe and through traf­ fic routed away from tha village'* main atraet would tend tu make DaBary a safer residence in every way." Edward Jewell, preeident of (he Plantation ^states Property Owners* Association agreed that UiU would bo moat beneficial to DaBary. William Luts, Travellers Insurance representative, said, "I ■m sure we could do without to many cars whlulng by, headless of double black traffic linn, etc. but I also want to be sure that our view of beautiful Lake Monroe would not be impaired. That Is one of the main attractions to many in selecting o home site." Dr. Abrshsm L. Lincoln, presi­ dent of the Chamber of Commerce opined "It would be a great boon; we want DeBary a* a residential district; this would enhance ita value enormously." ith in Candidates Wilt,. Smoke, Students Sel Answer, Questions Smog Fills For Annual Cou Roads Spelling Match ( Tonight At Meeting Channel 6 Off Air Again Last Night; Cause Not Told GOVKRNOft LEKIlT COl.tJNK Chennai Sla was again eft the atr last r.lght causing TV viewers to scramble for telephones in an effort to determine It their acts wer* v oriilnn or not end visits to neighbors who could reach other e^innejs with their TV seta. Shortly after V o'clock last night,’ for the str"nd Hms within a week's period of time, Channel bit could not ba reached because The brevity of last night’s meet­ of a reported power fal'tir* at ing of the Board of Sanford City Orlando Ulilitle* Commissioners as well a« Ihe 'turning *«• radios, lo.-xl liMcn- number of item* slated to coma hcers roull not roach Orlando frt. lure Ihr hoard being tabled for an qiicncics because of the same it- adjourned meeting Is possibly the ported power trouble. most important news coming out The flurry of talrphone call* i of the confab, and visit* to neighbor* with more The meeting lasting nnlr a few powerful radio and TV sat* u p s tt1 minutes more than a half-hour the usual routine of watching and| was adjourned until Thursday evening at which time the Board listening. It wai reported that WDBO-TV of City Commissioners wdl sit as Easier goal campaign fund* wae of! tnu air last night for a a retiming board at a public hear­ reached a total of 1733.80, Mrs. longer period of time than the ing on the rezoning nf French Avs- property from 18th to 23th IfaTold Appleby said today in ra. previous aeraan scramble caused Sts. la a C-l area. ^porting tha first receipts from by a current-happy rat. However, In the brief meeting, (ho distribution of tha Easter However, causa of last night’s commissioners, after a brief ar­ Bcala mailed savaral days ago. screen blackout on Channel Six gument as to the legality of the Mr*. Applaby, chairman of tha bis not been announced, due move, agreed to hear tha first Easter Scat fund campaign in possibly to the frequency of tha reading of an ordinance vacating Seminole County, eaid this mom- mishaps of the locally owned uti a uUity casement in the mirth Illy In tlie Orlando area. lng, "Contributions arc coming in ......... half of Block 2, Second Section nf alow but wa are confidant that Drcamwold. tha btg hsartsd Seminole County Donald Anderson, allomey for cltlsana will not fall to bring tha Michael Thomas Is a national food chain, expressed total to Its complete quota." his Interest In having the ordi­ /g, In addition to tha contribution* Named New VFW nance enacted at the narlles pos­ sible time because of the urgency earning In raaponaa to tha appeal in closing the deal for property msda with tha distribution of tha Post Commander seal*. Mr*. Applaby received this Officers' for tha ll5g-87 term with executives of the chain. "Should Ih* ordinance not be morning a cheek for ItOLSfl from worn elected at a meeting of tha tha Sanford Rotary Club which Is Veteran* of Foreign Wars Post No. enacled we stand a chance nf los’ng the huge shopping center earmarked lo buy equipment for 3282 last night. for Sanford,” said Anderson. tha Forrest Paik School for Spe­ Named aa Post Commander for The three commissioners attend­ cial Education. the ensuing year wai Michael ing last night’s meeting, agreed ••Those wfo have recelvrd the Thomas, ATI, FASRON St, of the to walva the rules and pass the Faaler Seals," said Mrs. Apple- Naval Auxiliary Air Station. ordinance immediately. j> y , “are urged to mall their con. Other officer* named to the VFW However, In order lo avoid anv *®mbutlons as loon aa possible so posts were; Chester Macek, DTI, legal technicalities, the same ordi that aa much of our quota a* SNAAS, Senior Vice Commander; nance will be read again a1 possible might be reached by George Hughes, Junior Vice Com­ Thursday ' night'* meeting. The Easter," mander; Robert L. Brown, Quar­ passage of (tin ordinance enahlrd termaster; Gordon Frederick, Post lha attorney lo clear tho title to Advocate; W. W. Brown, Chaplain; properties Involved in one of the Man Badly Burned Melvin L, Smith, Three Year Trus- biggest property sales in Sanford Ice; John "Tex" Brady, Two Year in recent history. Mayor K D. Scott waa out of As Fire Destroys Trualre; and Raymond Riggs, On* the city and did not attend last Year Trustee. night* regularly sen id uled /reel­ Dwellina Sunday installation nf lha officers Is ' A World War f veteran wa« planned for Monday, April •, to ing, It waa announced. Commissioners John Krider, ‘aeverty^ burned when his home be held Jointly with tha Ladles David Gatchcl and Earl Higgin­ was destroyed by fire Sunday Auxiliary of lha Post botham who substituted for Mayor afternoon shortly aftar 1:30. All standing commute**, It was Sanford Fire Chief Mack N. reported, will he named at tha In­ Scott, deferred discussion on fhn resignation of Commissioner Jack Cleveland Sr., said this morn­ stallation of officer*. Ratigan until Mayor Scott could ing that Alfred McDonald, be­ attend. tween M and S5 years of age. There was no Indication aa to .wai takan to tbs local hospital whether anyone has been consid­ Sunday afternoon suffering from ered tn fill tha vacancy rreated burns on tha head, shoulder, and March M hy Ratigan'a resignation. However, £ y m a. A tm Ita Ion Commissioner Krider commented, Tha fire, ef undetermined or­ Lennla Mae Troulma* (Lake "Who knows, we may not he ablo igin, destroyed the elderly men's Monroe) to reach an agreement aa to who frame dwelling located below Dischargee will fill tha vacancy, in 30 day*. Gindervitle eff Sanford Ava. on Otle Johnson (Sanford) Ptaawoy Drive, Barbara Howell (Sanford) NO EXCEPTION ‘ The Sanford Fire Department Claratha Rous and baby (Alta­ answered the alarm, said Chief LOS ANGELES (Jt-Mra. Mary monte Spring*) Cleveland, bet waa unable t« Harriett Parry (lit. t Sanford) A. Cummings, who celebrated her tape with tha flame* that delOOtk birthday, apparently la no March IT etroyed Mm frame building. axctpUoo Vo the rule that women Admission Mary Ruth Silvers (Lake Mon­ rarely admit tbalr age. During a .a Firmsin helped get McDonald champagne and cake party yes­ roe) % te a mm end brought the In­ MrIha terday, hag idb Edwin whispered man to Saated and the M r M Fttapetrick (Baadard) la a aawspao; "Bha'a really W ." City Commission Deters Discussion Of Resignation $723.56 Received From Easter Seals Hospital Notes Ip - . •"‘vf’V i w a f l One M AN ED ITO R IA L Herald Endorses There nre seven rnndlilntoa In the atiilewhle compolllion for (lovurnor of Florida for llio four-yonr term liuglnniiiK -Ihii. 1, 11157. When n choice is Imiiur mmlo, the Important. facts to consider arc: proven ability; personal strength to cope not only with at ate wide problems but with national problems that nffott our Stale's economy: tins fairness nf the tiinilidate's expressed views; and a well planned, ncUon-tllled plat­ form that will benefit the entire State. Seminole County bus, for years, lay dormant, depending mostly on its agricultural products. Hoads weren't important, industrial prospects were left for others lo consider, and growth was something that didn't enter tho usual day's thinking. Beginning with January, 1!>B5 things began to change. There was a different picture In the process of being put together. Hoads sprang to life — construction was put into high ytenr — plana were In the beginning stage of being formu­ lated, And already this year we're assured of more modern roads than ever before. The /juentlon of segregation has boon dealt with quiet­ ly and on a high and respectable plane. No disorder nr dis­ aster was experienced. Tho dawn of modern aluio government to fit. our grow­ ing needs began to take shape and out of the already accomplished changes must emerge the modern approach to other problems. Hoads are being apportioned according to need Instead nf political aspiration and greed. These facts attract us for we believe Hint they nre the underlying needs necessary for our continuing strides lit progress. If Seminole founty Is allotcd roads on the basis of need rather thnn political patronage, then we bolievo that there are more roads am! Improvements In store for us with a Governor who knows that need is foremost and necessary. Throughout the 15 m ouths Governor LcRoy Collins has served ns the State’s chief executive, Seminole County and Sanford have prospered, Wo linvo been awarded roads that are destined to make us the hub of Central Florida. Seminole County and Sanford have now been recognized as Important segments nr Florida'* industrial, political, tourism, and economic picture. It Is tho type leadership that LcRoy Collins hns offered tho State of Florida thnt brings to our attention his In­ valuable necessity to keep the program already started go­ ing full forco for the next four years of our history. These next 4R months nre important ones If we are lo cope with all of the problems that must confront a Slate that Is destined to triple In population. And wo believe that LcRoy Collins is the one candidate In this year’s campaign for Governor capable of handling the affairs of our State in a manner most acceptable to the citizens of the Stale of Florida, We believe that tinder the leadership of Governor I.eRoy Collins, Florida will continue to grow strong, Industrialwise, populntlonwlse, and popularltywise. And, as Florida grows, as Florida benefit! from the aggressive, strong-type leadership, so Sanford and Seminole County will grow. We beliere, not only In ihe leadership anti the Integrity of LeRoy Colllm, but we believe In LeRoy Collins as a man, loyal to his State, loyal to his platform, and loyal to the future of Florida at a great state. * It Is with the belief In our present Governor. It Is with the faith in him as a leader, that we endorse LcRoy Collins as a candidate for the Governor of Florida in the fo rth lM lng Dajuocratk R l^ a r t U Mar •• Five accidents Involving automobiles and trucks occurred Students from 18 Semlnola Tti# first puOMe appearance for within on* hour on smoke and tha group o( candidate* contesting smog filled roads early this morn­ ty Schools have bean chosen ing in South .teminot* County, compete In (he ninth annual for the Houis of Representatives, Three cars were Involved la one nole County Spalling match for Group No. >, ■peaking from Ih# of Ih* accident* on Stale Road (palling honors to ba bald at-PI ism s pisiform, wilt be tonight at 434 Just north of the turkey ferns crest School, April S at I p, Threa studanta will reprai ■ o'clock at tho Seminole County when a Chevrolet sedan driven by Mr*. Francis Chsrkowskl, 4f, aach of Mi* schools, on* of the Court House at s regular meeting of Casselberry, traveling south at tho winner In eehool conlaiti whl of the Seminole County Sportsman's 30 mlloa per hour In heavy amok* precede tha eountywida rimmed Into the rear of a Chev­ match. Association, B. C. Steel* la tha county dirts* Also on hind will be the two rolet convertible driven by James Ernest Marslco, 13, attached to I candidate* for tht 3Jth Sanatoria! tha Air Foret Rasa Hospital and tor for tho avoaL Tha following schools and < apparently living In Ihs Sanford test ante will taka part in. District seal. Porter K. Unslng, president of area, which forced him. in turn, match which will dacld* which the local sportsman's group said to crash into a Chevrolet pickup student* will go lo Miami on A; driven by tester Robert ITantithat the eamlldates wilt be asked man, 43, DeLsnd. Tho latter two >7 to epatl with 4S other aa Florida wtnnari: questions relative to their views vehicles were reported lo he trav­ I-ak# Monro* School; Curtis'Z, eling at about five mils* per Karan Payatta and Carol H< concerning fish and game laws. man; Wlleoa School, P a o te tT Important legislation Is slated hour. Highway Patrol Trooper Baker, IJ»da Rush and M(< to some before the lawmakers st T, Florida Mark Mick, invtsligiling tht Ixvdgo; Lika Mary School; lha next session of the Legislature accident said that damage to Mm WUIU. Lynda Humphrey and _ reportedly concerning uniform li­ pickup truck Is talimated at MOO, Ann Toney, Lyman School; Mil cense regulations as well as con­ the convertible a total toss, and McCanns, Btava Moot and Prim Moo damage la tha sedan. Alexander; Oviedo School; Jut'a servation me l sure* protecting about Mrs. Charkowskl has a possibls Gore,' Bobby Georg* gad Id I f f game and fish. broken nose, contusions and store- Bauinger. The local Sportsman's Associa­ lions to her legs, Marslco com­ Havia-Brited; Batty Duds. tion president said that ha expected plained nf an Injured neck. Hard!- Hollar and Buaaa Stanko; Ol was uninjured. School; Buamno MaxwaB, C« a targe attendance s i tonight’s min At 7:40 this morning, said Troo­ Pravatt and Tommy Mela Id meet to question (he prospective per Maek, just below Ih* Semioot* Sanford Junior High; JtfMa", lawmaker* on their views concern- Grange County line on Temple h r, Billy Mussetwhits and M tng lha measures proposed for Al­ Drive, • 1US International Karaf- lha Bans. Aft goal's jParoahMi Truck driven by Haywood Sercy, lure legislation. 12. of Carthage, N. C-, had pulled -. Probably .irjftwf. ‘ft Mf*"* T irriri M right hand sldr.ef (be the candid*I»* for dtsrussion trill road on to the should*** to make he the rontrovenlat problem of a 11 turn and wag- completely Sanford Junior High School prd* the t r u n c a t i o n of hyacinth# in tile Mowed. Urn. truck wa* hlt_ head- sently hold* tha eounty trophy fog on by a 1838 Mercury driven hy lakes anil stream* of Central Flor­ Waller Remit, 38, of Wlnlor Park winning last year’s eontest. La*| year** winners w*r* Wally Philip*, ida. who was traveling bstwaee five of Sanford Junior High School ami Alwats a keeled controversy ami sight miles an hour. Carolyn Michels of All Sout'i Paro* Trooper Mack said that there chlal School, when brought out lor dlecuealon, ... . , , . I wss no reportable damage lo the Tha match**, sponsored bp thg Ih* hyacinth sontrol Issue snd Hie |r(|ek M Miami Herald, will ba tyoadcasi spending of Stale appropriated tha Mercury wai I2.M). Neither of over Radio Station WTRR, April money for hyacinth indication la the drivers wore Injured. • from Priecnari School. A grin* Three other accidents Involving lire match wilt b* bald and famed* usually a lopit at aporUmin'a ■■ many as seven other automo­ Met from Radio Station WTRJR gatherings. biles and Inicki occurred withla Ik T;4S f. m. April S the ism* area and were invatv> I Idgaled by Florida Highway Pa­ trolman Carl Williams. At noon today Information re­ garding (It# accidents waa not available from tha patrolman who could not ba tnnlacted by tele­ phone. at Ah accident at the Intersection Tentative plana of die Samkiola Brigadier General Hobart <1* County Junior Chambor of Com- nf Sts'a Rost! 434 and Tu* SanfordOrlando highway involved a IMS White, Asatetent Adjutant Gsnaf* mere* (or lha election of officers Oldsmobil* which crashed into the al for th* Stela * Florida Ml for ths organisation have been sat rear of a icml-trailer truck. expected te arrive In Sanford Ish for April S, according tn (hs JsyApproximsloly too feat from the morrow mom lng at t a. m, fag rca Journal, published weekly by Intersaclion a 1M0 Ford arashad a goodwill visit. Ih* local Jay tea group. National Guard officials 'haari inlo a pickup truck. Tha election of officers Is expert.lust over tha Orange Cotiaty stated today that General Whit* ed to taka plica at tha luncheon line near Goldenrori unidentified will meat with City affiliate s i meeting al whlrh Sumter Imwry, rare crashed in the early morning tli# Sanford City Hall tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and at 10:TB gubernatorial aandidata, w ill smog. Jt wae reported from Oviedo la schsdulsd to msri with - th* spaak. Semlnels County Sheriff "gr^t 'Speaking at Thursday's Jayce* that a prominent Ben Whit* Race­ county officials. luncheon meeting this waak will ba way trainer and owner of a fam­ Gsnsral White Is also *xpa*«a4 candidates for tha Ifous* of Ftepre- ous trotting hors* wee Injured to meet with school official* kte on his way to work this morning ssnlallvas. The biggest turnout In eluding Superintendent of Public months for a Jsycas luncheon la and wss liken to the Wlntar Park Ins true lion Hay bum T. MBwrt expected Thursday whsn Thomas Hospital. However, this news his and Beminol* High School not barn m illed with FIIP offi­ Stringer, Gordon Frederick, Wil­ cials. tlpal Herman Morris. son Alexander snd Don Balsa will Ths primary purpose of G*i»a Reports from Oviedo state that IrlJ of their platforms in their bid the Injured man makes his home era) White's visit to Sanford/ Id for the coveted post la tha House In Oviedo during the winter to stimulate recruiting f o y t h * of Representatives, * ,■ months end In New York other Florida National Guard, While hare, official* af thg portions of the year. According to reports from the Sanford National Guard unit-die* erea In which the accident* oc­ floss. Gsnsral Whit* will thank Christian Church curred this morning, traffic was th« City and County af/lelata fog their ropperatlon with th« Plot* Plans Candlelight brought to a virtual hilt because lila National Guard and tha .local of the accidtnls and tha heavy Guard Unit Communion Rites blanket of smoke and smog which National Gensral White Is scheduled Ua covered the highways. A Cindlellght Communion Ser­ Deputy Sheriff Cotton Brown as­ lesvs Sanford during tha dAltfi vice will be held it the First Chris­ " v* t* sisted Florida Highway Patrol of noon tomorrow, tian Church at 7:30 p.m. on Thursfleers In the Investigation, day, ihr anniversary of the Instilnlion of the Lord's Supper, Pastor Persons Interested^ Cancer Society Perry I,. Sion* announred today. A hymn "Peak of Worship, In Joining Group Sweet Communion," which was Plans Kickoff written by the pastor and his been Campaign Meet Informed O f Met! published as sacred verse, will be A kickoff campaign moating of A msallnf win be held Tri presented for the first time In San­ all key campaign volunteer work­ ford. The musle for It was.eom- ers-for the Semlnola County Chap­ avsnlng, March 30 at the AmarJ Legion Hut on Ssmhola Bird, posed by Carrie HammiL It will let. American Cancer Society fund all panoni Intsrastsd In haeqi he rendered as a solo by Mrs, Ira drive, h u been called by Harold charter members of the C. Metzger, soprano. A meditation Kastnar, Donald Bales, Irving Barrack! No. 4S8, World on tha qussttM "What Doea the Pryor and Mr*. Donald Balas, Veterans. , Communion Service Mean to You?" His masting and dutch lunch wIR The meeting b listed lo |a | will ba given by tha minister. ba bald Friday, March M, at 11 darway at • : » p.m. sseorilag, Diana Baty, Beverly Evans and noon at Jim Spencer's. reports from the arginl Shirley Morgen are to act as Reservation* nf all members at­ group has ding the Sanford v< eindtalighUrs. lh a aiders will pre- tending ers to ba nud* diractly by group. aid* at tha Lord's Tabts, and tha catling TO. Ptrsm u late rested lo deacons will aarvs Iks Loaf sad Tha fund, campaign la *1*1*4 la msmbera of the World War I Ouge. Aa Ih* church practices ape* ■ri uadaeway aalionaily and her* •rasa — any heltawer hi Chriri Jaycees To Elect Officers April 5 Brigadier General Arrives Tomorrow 1 u s - ■■ ***w - t ' " . V' ..' 'T'.kV..''•jVT'.'hr*1i Jtr.rt'V1 VV I �-• e -.-V , toSHtafct*.^ r j u i ius iv amp mum KfnBK W HY PAY MORI? ' RAYM OND M. BALL, REALTOR BOTTLED GAS $6.00 R tf I tita ie U I n » Rlntata — Mvlitdianta DipihdlBl* lAlbfanee and flonde P i n 100‘LB. CtLINWtt • 0 . M. H IPY U M , A n M tilU S to k e r • 8. D. Hlghltynait, Anwxtfte S llM U MO INSTALLATION CttAftn* SANFORD GASPHONM CO1S49 •Management Struggle Seen Rtft In thk ban* atodl Mwatry both managanant and Uhor ir* warming up vhcafty a Ml itartlai to woo public opinion tat lha con- l U u j i S i i i tfaa M w w ail l u r t M i ai IrvflaUoniry far tM tfflAotajr. a w W i. D u tmtdd Hrinka Mia v a n aaila can M ttliad aid tha steal aamyiatfi Mill atfbetttm iy. Ot H’f for WaaUnlhautf aaR tha •ltdttieal wntkarl union to Ivalu* •la now much m i f lined nr Mil By tha blttar ltt-d ly mike, Tha enhipanjf reporti It opetftld I t a Itfi Ih Ih* fourth quarter of lilt year, arid lha loll dtmhtleii d l i jtfclter in tha lin t quarter of thli yfcar. T E L E V IS IO N iii.aac quullna i p ® # * paid but didn't are MtlmiUd to total 1M million dauttt. •ValltlMit dMdrd M Mlfht Mv» IM But didn't II ftlfdlt. And It will H4 anma Mma eai hOWre It can ba told haw auecamful tha company will ba In ill iilea ram* pillri Id recapture ail'd Width mirkeU for iti product*. A firlka Id IHI «llel Indliltry could-ha much more coitly. Mini or* now operating at capacity with ordar backlog! eniuriog produc­ tion for Month* ahead. Thl tmlrirt clh Mint id (till STMpartly ana alio id IM rdeord aifflInjta that many itaal tottplMiai reported Mr IMS IH llippdrt tt( Hi impacted damand for higher wagai and frlnia Mntfltl, includtUR arirtta form df )»yWf ply. Th* dllblM l biva been aitimated by vlrioua union I fid Aanitfm tnl lourrll la ranninl ih r a h ln froM t t td tf centi an hour. U iniiom int li ilriady potting up tta m*n vilw* la rebuttal, ft l»V» that good profit Margiha art tllldlU l If IHa IMdlillry U Id ItMania a Maadid atpihiibn « iu lAlmiiAk in i ai aJ-..a iiii> m rOn*mO'clock ' M Jti1 {SIIt Never because you pay less v a» A W ■ •■ Vi r r i only because you 1 ■ I t j f c i ;AmPr* II Mlaalttg Tha FLORIDA TIMES. UNION Dally Dalitcfy w NonwhltT paopia mort thld is aara old mika up t par rlnt if tat aga group In IHi Unltad'liata* compared to ID por cant among tha total population S P 4 ? s t 0 * The Uni lad kdlion* iiy i tfiirn ara 5*5 mtdleal ichooia In i l cduhtrlfa with total gradual*! botwain so.ooo and AO,boo a year. INE M O TO R O lL MAC'S OA COMPANY WH o I h * ]* M f M W o r E. H. MeAlmnd«r Owner IN E T U EL O IL It lih4t the low price that makes Chevrolet the most popUlif eat going. It’S the looks slid quility—the ride and roadability—the chain* p jc m a h lp ptiwer and perfermiiice. Buff Cbvrrotai’alowprioe la Important It save* you plehty, whehyou eooaldir whit moat other con oast But arm more Important to you are the miAilUia you CBevrol Like its nfcorTLbrealcIng pep. ‘ ra ih ea new Chevrolet, notice (up to 225 Thige it* JUat two of the things that go to make driving more aatiafyins—a n d safer—in a Chevy. Driven ana yet? Well be happy to arrange It. S M lft M p le DrM CNvMtett th in Any dtfiir C ar-2 # Million Mora? MRlpiWflitfei maide ta ewfcr—sf new tempos*. Ad tu dSmorutmet 4 k m m MHUa iNfiA "Itt tel U.&A. In Vtot ettVeour Wetttt. tftrrt MW-Af yoOHcHtvtouT DtALira .a m l j '* a . » *. « * *. ' ------------w , ■ u iu w t n .t r .lia get’ �£3 •v ~ ' 15-e* yu “ . “ •m- R i h * to ha n m w r ts n f b tort a Ruials i h w Isa gtv n Naiiar k ' "» f arms aid is th® laras) conflict in •pit* of the faet that Communism ia lllagal is Egypt and la daatt With u such at prom t. This man iala much Ih this long moating • too much to digest Thla Is th# atghQi tn a aariaa of tio daal with tha poopta living in and condense her* hut my par artl*]*# srrttf** tqr Mrs. Connor* g o e m re n t owned hoa.ee, work- aonal opinion la that thla SS-yoarWofl., r*prts*nUpg Th# Sanford ins lh* Und and rcceleing tmill old, hindaoma, young Egyptian may very well b* hl« rmuitgr'q Horrid on a U ^ u r low of Iqro- wage* plui their living quartan. "Lincoln.” H* is a puritan, ap­ Buck a plan aaam* grim to ua pro* covntrioo. parently, in hla personal life, well T>« highlight of oar Colio vialt but, if you could aas tho squalor educated, an cxcailant orator, has and filth In which ao many axlit n i U Intorriow thto meming a tremendous personality, and w ith E g y p t’* promior, Colonel (not livt) her* In Cairo (and 1 I* Important to me) 1 be­ O lB tl Nlioor. Egypt. to «ll und*r»t*nd It'* won* olatwhar*) (this lieve ho is ■ peaceful man up to you would* bo gisd to know *om# knew, ho* hod tor** yawn andtr • point bacaue* Egypt can be children and parents ara learning th« loodorohlp of Colon*] Noomt, tho military non who** m u p how to Uv* with toap and wator built bait by not fighting, hut I also think Newer would do any­ foread tho abdication and *xil* of and docent houao* and food. thing to anyon* who gala, In hla On this vaat aroa of ikeert. M th* m ra p t Khtg Porouk hnd opinion, in Egypt’s way. Ha la Sero* a rt bolng m lelmed for who olio ousted th* Britiih from tho ooanUrjr. InetdsaUlly, N u n r crop* each day and at fail si dedicated and linear* and obvltuily ean do much bar* If he I* olo* th* tin t Emotion ntlor to v i tar It m»d* avaflshl# from th* doea not succumb to the age-old 1**4 his poopU In over SMO NU*. th* tempo will tncrasa* to dletator’e diieas* of "power-for­ bring th* total from ih# pm ant poors. I mast eanftos thot btfor* It,OW aeraa tn * 1,10O,OW. Thera me.” At tho moment, my parearning to tyil* country my opin­ ar* pr*a*ntly |*.000 man and aonal opinion la that h* will not Although intl-Amertean feeling ion of Uto situation woo that It their familial living iher* • not* woo another dictatorship • con­ of whom owned any land pcavl- la rather high hern now became trail*® hy on ofononla* (which ouely. According to th* authori­ of our BrtUah-rrench alliances ia nsnolly .th* cos* and which ty*. tt ia hopad to soli Oil* land and because of United Statee may eventually ho -tru# bars), •vantqally ta th* paopl* them- money going to lariel, we have powor-msd from the suceoos. of lalvte tn ftv* aer* track. On* of Bavarthalaaa been given a very n military coup. My pm onal th* many fcitmittng thing* about hoapitebl* and exhausting wetopinion • aft*? llittninp to *v*ry- this pile* la th* faet that It l< eoma by the Bgypttan Infirm*on* from American Emhoaoy poo- completely financed and Kicked lion Service. We ware carried In bus** to plo 1 to tho marchanta In shop* by Egyptlim. Inridantally, thin It and "dragoman*' (local guides> th« krynotf of N ueer'i phlloso- Gita on th* outskirts of Cairo, and other* • li [hot her* in Not. phy, - Egypllin only. In our two wher# th* Pyramids and the »«r U o d*dleaUd-u>-Egypt puri­ hour interview with th* Premier Sphinx ar*. Th* history booh* tan. Hi* program I* fantastic iha point be itrened over and have already given all the stall., and. unlilt* many aatrama reform over wai that he and hla group tlea, ale, on Ih* Pyrnmldi espe­ ara going to look after Egypt cially the largeel one, Cheope, to programs, It is ohowfog results hut, boy. Ibis country need* those tint • a point on which I could 1 shall not bore you with II again 1 will aay, however, that It is axnet ditagra* with him. m u lti and many more. Bacaut* of tho tarrlfie cold I H* told ui that insofar ae w* tremaly Impraitive. Our group hav* had, I did not toko th* 100 were concerned Iha Ruialan wai taken intide and w# started milt trip to tho “Liberation Pro* threat waa great but. Insofar ai the Irek up toward th* lop tome inca," a lind-and-peopla-reclaim hii country la concerned, the Rrt- CM feat away. This eoundt aimple (ng proJ**t in tha daaert, hut tiah Influence and long domina­ enough except that Iha pattage. Carmsg* did ga and htr* ar* tion and the Immadlat* and clot* way la a tunnel eo low In height soma of tho facta , on tho dealt treat of laratU war were th* that on* hat to bend at about a Currontly It I* purely a soclalla Ihlngi hi. ptopaa worry about, ninety degree angle to go LO CH ARBOR Parade of Plans No. 3 5 OR MORE CITRUS TREES ON EACH LOTI Diversified plea®] varied exteriors i Urge lot# GI Plataelnr Conventional Fimneiaf * ! * ‘ ' 4 yiVf ' ‘ '* Ctnyisg eo#t# leee'fhaa rent No OHy tax** . . . all city eanrenlanew, including Mall delivery (, Community water aystem Street* pared and curbed . \**?+■.' *1&1 > . i1'Kii'pH V* i 'f . (h* watai ittirf. At «* flnt M b henV^isa’Tft efn- m m n * * -* & amm®, l ileng with ih«t oTtb* -------------------------------------V elal^eeal of e e l | Court av.fsn fe rd , Legal Notice orlde title lfth " d ir o f ’ Match.’ othar*. laid "l’r* had It-how d« neee n r hen* and aevteis ‘ IMS. • •St . ( said Court, this ith *ay e w* gat out?" That too **«mad _ . O P Herndon March . A. D T i ll, at Senlord, gewl (■•All ilk* a simple qucition gad e* nole County, FlorMe. tw a r U a Cireutt Clerk (Courtt ■••)> t f l T t Wilson Alexander w*a th* aniwrarl "Batjk dov*”— sx d row in n w n tE r o t----/ • / O. F. H ernioa r Loam a . m m a v c a a rr Attorner foi far Flelatlff TUB (T A T S OF FLOOI_ Which vsa did. - (Julia an axpariClerk of eal* Court F “ O. “ ¥ o » («•« Jl'ANITA U R A S t t a SOI M xnninaT talb WILLIAM* Forn auea. Park. Florida MKAUHe.It s i ^ u k S , r u nInllff, R o n c a r a axpsw m Uaay of our group rod* eamab OLDS, *1 TEKRESIEBi ovar i*viril sand duaaa to tha rnANK r. old*. RDTtea A eworn Comelelnt n« kavtni havtfl Annetio Ida Newton, reeldence eehaeo piece of eealdeaeo So xphinv hoi other leas brav* mile filed avainet >« ,ou in th* to n r .T W ? * " '- To; ueknewn; { ksnmei i Court ia and u i t»r icdiinuii tffip iitcludadi. pdtsrd this ride T«i WHAN K r. OLDS rfn * F In the name of the Stele of »loroy- PF.KLV iV. K n F h r • A Sworn Camplelnt haelnx been Florlrto, the MEDINA. tEXAfi Ids: Oreetlnse: up1. Th* ancient and gnormous OLD*. ehort Mile ef which I* t s u ere h . r .b t nntifiad (hal • Tou, Annette Ida Newton, defend, filed aaelnst you in the Clrouli dlvnrre. I’SRCT X V . ROSE, rielrttrf ’ “ ua 1.statu* of a lion’s body with a ■ult h i t been Court la end for Seminole Counlr. _ 1n ___ hrouaht a«»ln»i ant herein, ere beln* eued In di­ JDANITA ELIZABETH HOI I V«u lor divorce. Ih circuit vorce by' your huebend; Merrill Florida In Chancer;-, for Divorce, - -re*. In the woman's head mad* a memorable C ----■- 1Judtrlnl Cirrult In IMerle) Newton, plaintiff herein, the abort title of eeii) iclloh helns femlent, these preeenle ate to Court. Ninth mend rou >o appear end eight' against tha really brilliant in d for KrmtnnU counlr, rlnrtd*. In the Circuit Court. Ninth CtrruK. HicHAUiJ m ix n r dtkes . Flam- wrtten defenses herein ortil*“ ve BERN KICK LO08TON he title f nf the r u e I'l'Merjaarel betntnote Counlr. Florida, ellual* tiff. blu* of th* iky. A faet wUch 1 alt r i the III), da* of Aprl l •.nil name otd.. r u m t i r r v.. In Renfnrd, Florida Tou. ero re­ I'Vkr.S Defendant, theea preeentp fo may hava known in school days •wrenb are In ceuae end require ynu In 1*11. nr Olherwle# Decree L. r. oide. Defrodanl, belna quired lo plead In nr anew-er the ( •• •o will he entered a*e(n complaint filed In above ro„rt. In file your written defentee. if ahy and sine# forgotten way pointed Chenrerr C u e Nn t o i l The Hertford Herald le designate® to the Complaint filed herein, nod wrllln* on or before April tt. lese, Tou ere l.erebr notified Ihet *ou out by the guidt and.this, wai ■re required eervo o ropy thereof upon Plain. ■ e a hew •paper ol general rt*tu.T<*uc en.w er alee • decree pm rpnfyem will he tn in which tlf f ’a U torney on or before the latlon :;:.kV ..........thle ^ *n-111x 101) iball that Napoleon'a troops, recogni­ Jo the Hilt of Crniplelnl. herein, entered enelnet rnu end tho com 1th published once eacn we' W F day of April, A. D . l it * , other- be‘ .................. will oroce-d e t perlo. Died In .eld r ree.ed ln *., n lih sing the Sphinx ai a symbol of fore four onnrtc-illve week*. w i l l a Deere# Fro Confirm will WITNESS m* bond end teal thle the Clerk of Circuit Court of ftemlhe entered asatnet you and Iha WITNESS m* hand Egyptian strength, attempted to nole Ceuflr. lem lnele Count* Court l*th der of March. ISte. • • clerk cause proceed eiparte. •eel of tho Ciork of J t t « | ef the Plrcull Court, t Seminole Hour*, ainford Wtorlde end to destroy It but succeeded only In ;«ry* * eo*v (hereof noon r it l n - Count*. tA ITNESS m* hind end afftelel Court. on this tho» Ith aif *1 Ninth Circuit. Slate cf • eal et Sanford Seminole Countv, March A. -Dv H i*. knocking the nose away with ilff e atieroeve r i f i e . Ednerde end Florida. Florida, this Ith day of Starch. (Seel) O P. Herndon—Clerk heavy artillery « henca lb* pre­ hu lk IJ E Llrlootlon Avenue, S i l t A D, ISIS /%> o F H jrndow . ■ ?e *?eA •" "c before Arrll P C S L tftt MARCH t* th n t h tOfficial ( e e l) sent flat-noaed expression. It, 111* Hrrelo fail not or a de. Cle _.erk — April Jrd A IMh IIS* rree Pro Cnnfeeao will he entered Meek H. Cleveleu / t f O. P. Rerndas An Interesting side trip wa had • r e m it vou Clerk of the Clr.-.-T* Court at Lew at th* Pyramids wag a tour of Thle notice ekall i BemlaAle Count], i srlde be publlehed L ,% .r ,.;v .u ® ■j i ax-Klng Farouk'a rest house h* once qeeb ■ ee *"V.f«kr conee. fTATE C r^r^Rl^tA TO ^ FOREST Osrdon V. Frederick eullva week* inh (he Stnferd Her- LAKE THOMAS PAI-MRR and W. had built Juat to tha lefo of Chtopa. •H ..••afar*, ■einlnole Count*. a DICKENSON if all**, and tbalr This bouse was used by Fareuk wiertde respective unknown epousea If mar. tor antartginlng visitors of his to ii feih H ,TeX*:*s . " r . snd eesl tb* rled. and If dead iha reepaellve de* of Marek. a D.. i li a . unknown heir*, davleeea. trantaer. th* Pyramids and Is being used (Reel) ''v k* aeelfoeei (lennre, credltere. tru* O p. Herndon leaa or other clsitninlt by by lb* present administration to Clerk of Circuit Court lew m oio r«unir. n o r id e through, under or aarelpst eeld Far$17.5'? Lanoltne COLD WAVE show soma of ih* luxury Parouk riwje, Edw.-de >) fit Like Thoatee Falmey and W end *ueh R Dlckenton ami all parties ha*enjoyed at the expense of a poor i* , Llvloe.lnn Avenue Drlendo, Wlorida Ine. or tlaimloa to kava. an* rlphwith Han Styling $050 nation. And, brother. It surely Is Puhlieh Merck j e . j l l h • 'tie Of interest In the follow Inr described properl* l*ih« end heina palatial • stained slave windows, April Jnd * Ith Crimpltt* for O ’ in Seminole County. Florida, to.witalabaster column* that art light­ Rse'nnlna am feet South end (a •at "'a feet Weal of the Eesl 't SrcMrtn ed from the inside, marbta and v n r tr r t« n r r r v n AUGIE STUDIOS — MR. ANDRE) l l . In flection is. Towmhlp IS alabaster walls. In ram nk’s pri­ tv t h e r t w r t i r r o t ht o r r n r . K'i’Jithj ‘. . .. . Renee ia Earl .... run We»t n i n t h J i n i n t t , n n r i i r n r l i t feet th'nre North »n feel MAYFAIR INN vate office there ia in elaborate riO NItM , IN AVH r u n (RHI- Ihenct East SIS feet, thence South desk made romplelely of grande. Id feel, fo point of h e iln n ln s TIIONE 12(10 FOR APPOINTMENT Tot,, end each of you, ere hereh* The wills have, hand tel at Inler- m i i .e rr«i >t v . in r ilA N C r s r , vi.Tr.n o. CAtiTcn. riim u fi, noiif|»d that • eult hee heen vata, gold teat figures depicting In w ve n u e broiisht a t e l n s l you la the Circuit Court In end for Seminole Count*. Kg>ptian tha five tettrri nf the FARnia F. CARTER. Florida, In Cheocsry. entitled Defendant ai-Klng’i name. There h i i an Do c t o r EDWIN rrjtTRIN end No lot* ■ H T T H H • Ife PARA fl er*TKIN Pl.InMIfe ornate mosaic and hand caned TnCete l g}; y FARRIS P CARTER. Plelntlff. r FOREST LAKE. THOMAfl TAL. chest which, when opened, proved Reeldence end Maillot Addieeeee JIER end W. B DiCKENSON, et is el Defendantr, end you, and rarh tn be a short wave transmitter ate nnknown: R O C K IT ■ IQ H T I era herebr nolllied Ihel eull nf you. ere required tn file veur ■nd receiver and a record player. hieToubeen 4 brnutht eseln et you In Anvwer to P la in tiff! Comulalnl In the bedroom wai Uia rradle the above entitled raee In the with the Cletk nf said Court, end r | ev"' • named Court, wherein the serve upon F taln llffe etfomev uied by Tarouk and ex-Queen above 1 ;vj relief eniifht hv the plaintiff. ■Inhn O Leonard), whose post nf Narrlmsn's baby son. It had a WALTER tl CARTER, It « derree Mce eddrere Is F. O Roe t t j s rentlne pltintlff e divorce, and Sanford Klorldl, e copy of esid MSS great deal of gold on It and wai ■vmi t i e hereby notified end re­ Answer on or before Thucidsv lopped with a small crown. The quired to file (nerronvtlr or bv March ;e. A. D Itl* end tf vnu ettnrnes I with tne Clerk nf eatd fail to do so. e decree pro ranlest" rugs were pure silk. Oh. I could CnuM. f l your written deftneee, tf will he entered against yen end go on for pages but I think you env, tn the complaint In eald suit each ef you for the relief demand• d 'n the Complaint end to eerie • ropy thereof upon can get the ides. I einnot recall •tnrney for plaintiff on or before The nature of thle atilt Is frv having ever seen so murh money •ibe loth dev of April. IVtl Herein quiet the title tn the above desrrlh fell not or decree rro cnnfeeen ad lend. spent for in little good taste! a k a . We had lunch yesterday on board a Nile River houseboat FREE ED U C A TIO N A L FILM that hie been converted into a raitsurant. Egyptian tapeitrtas For Women Only wer* everywhere and wa sat on histories and low couehas. Th* T hursday------------March 29th tablai were enormous iilvtr and 10 a . M .------------R1TZ THEATRE brssi triys perched on stands. (OR 'ROUND THE TOWN IP YOU LIKE!) Glsmoroiu though th* Nile host Free 1 Hour Baby Sitter Service • YOUR ------was, on* can never forget ihfilth and bad odor that it ail EAST RIDE NURSERY — 5th ft PALMETTO AVEover Cairo. Muen U yst to be SPONSORED BY done by this Egyptian govern­ SEMINOLE COUNTY UNIT ment and the people. It is to be AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY hoped that they will succeed tn their smhltloua uadartsklnf . I Wit hope It can b* dona without too much iiilstince from Communlst Influences baciuia of Egypt's strategic position geog­ raphically. Wa ere landing la ■ IlMe while Already wa can see Beirut, the esniiet .of th?. -jit!!- Medltems aen country nf Lebanon. Tha city looks lavaly from th# air - I juii h"p# It imelH better than Cairo l: f¥ P R E EASTER SALE ROCAST LOAN SERVICE Colored kitchen appliances Moulded Formic® sink top® . ■ r t m SAJIFttM JffltALV LAST DAY K illf: Colored Plumbing fixtures Wlfe-aer«r rainbow kitehM by GENERAL0 N o A d T U M N a t ic # N e e d e d "i n ; ELECTRIC ‘Dw <•» 4 W # dlapm iM wriih m a n y of th o n t u i l p ralltn ln artM a® O u t T®u e a n 0 ®f m a n a y alm aat a® * ean a® y o u ®ak lac 1L ftE 10 co. ft. refrigerator 6E largo ala® rang® GB IG-ftl water heater GC garbage diapooall T e r n s A re F le x ib le m t_ ^ Yett.ycunaU.may a®Ud tha data® an which yen wish ta maka payment*, avail iha monthly amounis you xriah' ta rapaye* GE Automatic dlahwaaher in d«lux® 2-bath hem* GB automatte wgahtag machina hi deluxe 2-bath homes btiftklii K PHti STARTS TOMORROW V 0M *s Also: Kitchen ventilator I— Ivory trtiuatllaai U eantldarvd a ttridly panetix) and' confiderttiaJ matter / . . only you will knew about It u * x ° Top-Notch Service All TheWay » 3 0 0 Everything about our *®rvieo from atari hi linlah It da> •Igned la suit you and your pockatbaek. No other plan' combine® each oonvonionca and privacy with *o much flexibility end tpaed., • A M ill I# *4T9 s* >k G.A C F IN A N C E C Not A Project! O R P lm W IS T (Witt C y k t t i» » l v r T 0 s a l e s o f f ic e : Little Venice giiteei»4» Binferd’s Uadlag luilder TELEPHONE 1«04 c o m in g m PERSON TUB GAY NINTIES REV U E O R A jaT ' 1 O lN F IR S T S T R E E T Sanford, ftorldaT folephono IMS m �> #- - •' ■T t * f . i ------ KKfliisrjf y , . " Doctor Is ..Thl* la tha time of year when writer* „ Begin to poke around In their mind* for a geean of elavemeea with which to Aeeeriho - > « * * ' Farier bonnet*. After critical’v sr«npint the humor of **est*rrenr a ooor w'lted place of wit la U*uaHv dr»w«**d nut. nmnned tp» with a amatterlne of fedVnn nhraene . and orinted aa the latent 1«<w*h thl* «'de nf ; She dendaHtm headband v othlng daunted *„ the ladle* aetlr forth each Fa*t»c, tlielr ha** parched ahore their flnerv a* fheerf»'Hr a"d •« rfdtcufoual'' ea crocoaea are in a" ear’v gorlyte lawn—hut not #!«*#»•* with auch ha*le •dentation to environment. J l would prohehtr he a good deal more pMfftahle to *neei)l*te a* to wh*t m»n are rotf» to do with thn|r head* *ht« r , ,t . r Trie hard for a man to Vnnw when hi* he«d ha* been r e r a n #•"**•-* end added to the vararlr* of aaa*o«et c»*h|o»»#, • • • * There are danger* In peonle con*tant1r • aVlne ><<( iferem rrent to do fh )» » i th « r gatl do themaelvea F or the hl""»er th e gnrgrPm ent, th e amaMer th e neonle,______ 41 I! t i t r a i c a r m n * n * m * .pm **hi o*« v m o ai aa • h VM tli t a t V*e* ■a* Ota •111 t tlt* AH eMtaary *-e***. *e*a* *1 .kinks. r*a*t*tt*a* **4 - H i l l *f nttO ataaM I t*r it* ttow w *f ratal** ^ >—a* wltl fc* efceree* l*r *« r*e«l»r *a»»ftt«t»* men. ^ a g to M ita ■*n***tir t , e***r*t t in o iH H .li r t l t e la*. #•! naaraia iartae* b i t lia» ttlaala. Oaarata • V b Batata la a ■ » ! • > *1 Ik* l***rla«*4 Crraa *, w*le* l* e c m in * *<*le*t**tr l* t i * a** f*r reenkll.n• * a * • a l l t k * t**al a m * . t * i , « la tkl* ■*«•***•*. Pag* 4 There are aevernl modem t"ora1a, Flcat. monev problem* can come In 7dfl varietlea. P»cond. thev don'f m*ke monev like the kind thev u*ed to make. Then It p atch ed In ona n* two m«"*geable dlrec'ion*. N'ow It goes In 7D0 bewildering one*. Third, washing ma­ chine* need lmnrovement. If thev haven’t enough *en*e to leave monev alone think how they could mangle mere clothe*. Fourth, tiples* vot| ran count on there being a bole In your pocket, don't put monev there Fifth, there |* more than one wav to taka a man and his money t« the e’eanera. a • B oss' Son ~ - • nee tea wanes* an. e*»-«or* can** ; I nchilv. ?fra. Down'* auanletona w ere ra is­ ed when *h« h* w th e coener of a note float­ ing In (be soan *ud«. «he ■nmmnned hay htuben-i cleaned m achine and d lt. fnt-pfp,\ 70fl riterea o f *he citrre n rr. Hone. f"llv, be lonV them to fha bank but wa* *r,ld fh » r would have fn He n if « d to g eth er before t h e - co>'M he renleeed. The Downa went *o work and six and a h alf hour* l***r th e 700 niece* were p atch ­ ed Into place. The hank exchanged them for crlsn. new bill* ho t gave t ‘ie Down* no bon"* for th e ir effori*. a T im ^ n n fn r /T H p r u M N M iltl 0*f1» ||M») *atat*er *»»**r Pefeee* •• *rrea# Him ■•»*« *h ,* m *T. i*lt ai e « Cm ) eco»» ,f *■■>•,*. rune*. •«*»e ta* a n mt Ca****** •> Were! a tara - r u n penntn*. nan** **a r*an.a** Tueidar, March 27, 1055 TODAY'S BIIH.K VERSE And h* aaith unto them Re not af* •frig h ted : Ya atek Jeaua of N azareth, which waa crucified: ha ia riaen; ha la not h a r t: behold tha placa w here they laid him .— M ark 15:5, The hnsa’a son m av atlU gat to th e top, bu t ao m av the inn of a ditch digger. A crnrdlng lo a stm lv made at a prom i­ nent university, one fourth of th e ton ex­ ecutive* In th e countrv are sons of big executives or owner* of large buslneasea B ut *| op «» wftt’ the men horn to th a t level are an o th er 15 per c e rt who are son* of laborer*, eight ner rent who are *on* of w hite collar worker* and nine per cent who g rr« ' ii n on fa-m *. The land of opportunity I* nt111 here, asv the *orI«!mi|.*t* who turn ed up th ese figure*. In fact, they believe th e chances for climbing all the wav from hnttom to top are b a tte r t^ a n thev used to he. Rut It still take* determln*,,nn snd fa«t work and sometimes, msvhe. a little luck, to make the grade a a a A atout fellow wa know sava he would like to go on a strict diet hut hi* patrtntl«m prevent* It. He think* It’s his duty to do hi* hit to elim inate those food surpluses. Demo Leaders Not Doing Enough >r MMr.a MARLOW of MS3 when the Republican-run t ral resource* anless some action WASHINGTON lit- The Demo- Congre.i give Ihe nil-rich tub Is liken to holster our legislative tfitie National Committee h it merged lands te the atilei. ricord ia this iisston of Con­ Jurt taM the Democratic liadtri That was not enlirelv a Republi­ gress . . . " ta Caafriii, In effect, ihry'r* not can performance. And the Dem­ Being thue toM he's not kin­ •dofag enwugh to build * reenM (or ocrats don't seem to he saying tt* party egelnat the nrpublleani much about it now although they dling th* leadership of th* llouie ■•thli campaign yrtr. ■aid plenty at the time. Some of right may simply anger Rsyhum, haul M. Builer, committee them did, that Is. Johnson and an old professional in politic*. A chilrmaa and tharafora 1 h a Rayburn voted for It. Bo did many nudge like this from hi* own parly may pain Johnson, who aoema to patty't pilot la Hit campaign, hat other Democrats. written te some congrc*tloml Th* Democrats hive been run­ bo growing increasingly aeniltive Demorrati a letter which he laid ning Congress since Ihe beginning to criticism. Cadatli the committee’* wlahea. of 1033, With Ihe Republicans In R weal la Ui# two Tea am who control of ihe While House and ■at* th* Dtmorrala' laadtra In Ihe executive branch of the gov­ Jtma# and Benate—Speaker Sam ernment, Ihe Demorrati naturally laybuni aad Sen. I.yntlon B look to their leaders In Congress Jobaioa, who ha* haen mentioned to set a parly record for the next la i yotilbla praildenllal eendl- election and poinlup, if not cre­ data-aad to aoma ethara ate, th* lasuei. It waa thla kind of letter: if you This would be expected in the don't put up. we may hava to field of natural resource* since •hut up. If thla waa aver Intended th* Demorrati have been banging W h# strictly intraparty, private away at th* Republicans on the •Orreapoudenc* it didn’t remain "giveaway” theme for year*. But i. yh# latter baeama public .war In his latter Butler wrote; * »Mktaf, ” ! ant fearful that our party . Iha Damorrat* have been ae- and tli nominees for president, Cualnf the Klaenhower artmirilt* vice president, Ihe Senate and the tritloa af tha giveaway of ralural Houit mat fall may he In a very position on (ha area of natu raeourcet ever alnra the weak middle r„ • % . *• ' Ladies--Heres Ovitdo, W*d. March 28th 8 to 10 p. m. Tarn Park, Friday March 80th S to 10 p. m. Baar Lake, Wed. April 4th. I to 10 p. m. * aoUhr Supervisor of Registration If *«u have chant•44ra*# ajnee registering. Just phone Sanford 1U1 and The generoui earnlngi which we add regularly itep* up tha rate of growth and there'a no substitute for the safety and conven­ ience that ar* yuura when you *a\ e here. f a A By ■ ELMAS MOIIS >he said. Tbs Creeks themielvei NEW YORK it-T his being Leap were not interested in developing Yesr. ladies, I thought you might ,h# incl#n, fJ|W ^ W(r# hk* ts know .bout . particular ta ttri, wdi #ilheri ln , Irtem#nll bachelor b a t h .with i . r an . . .unusual . . . . . . story .u - j . i u Hia nsm# L.a Marlin J . I^rman. . . He . it for thtm. Lerman said Grtece ------Is M, MO, ahm. dark snd hind ip«nd, about 30 million dollar, a some, with an engaging—no pun j t tr ofl 0t| <n(j 0ij prwj;,( t| no*. hb«B tad LETTERS TO THE EDITOR March a, 1»M Editor, Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida. Now that the hatching action for politician* and office icekcra la at hand—i i evidenced by the Increait in ")unk mail" in every* one’i boa, and the numerous in­ terruptions of the housewife's duties to answer the door bell— we seem to be faceJ with some new tden, promoted by some of tbe newcomer* to the political field, rrinstm ce: today I received • American Embassy helped, he from on* candidate who ssid. He Ingratliied himself with ,*11,h,u,,,T^ p^.0,?u,#, ,hV W * # wil! Gre(k |0 *(rnmrn, officials snd "n,y , flfTrt HJ M °f with people on Z.nie He is l.srn -, S S J o J * ! * ! i „ ui. i I, W*» his youth any handicap? ,llrT) ln f0moilin« property He look, trayi.h. rnlfjes.' compiling " he aaid ' 111# imnortint Bachelor It kae long been this voter'i understanding, that NOBODY, ex* cept employes of tbe Office of th £ Department of Internal Revenue, or ■ court of competent Juri.ilc. Uon, his access lo this Information, ones it his been submitlH to tha Director of Internal Revenue [f Uti« is Incorrect, will you kindly enlighten your readers through the columns of your newspaper? nemfnot* County Taxpster Eds Note: State lax sulhontiet have irceti to Income tax returngf relative to intangible* inch is stocki, bonds, snd other holding*. However, income tax returns do not Include information on proper'y other then income from this source. There I* no way for property vldusl'i Federal Income Tax rw> turn. AUTO LOANS Lowest Cost cents lour King Size Buy-Jbyfai’ ’56 DODGE Coronet ■ere k ft* wrftae fhed wfll ehang* your Me* ebout "price elaaa." The King Rise Dodg* Coronet actually bring* yoa more Unglh, lool* and laxwg, more big tar roomintu and kis ear ride, than other car* in the "medium price held" —even thoae to#ting * thousand dollars moral Tsf, Me **cfling acvr* it Ihit! For ail ite alia, eon** fort, performance and atyle, the King Sire Dmiga Coronet ia priced right down with the lowest. In fact, you can own a Dodgs Coronet V-l Lancer hardtop for only about 8t utl* a week | 9is* It yp w ith ath o rs In th * medium prise floM C erT •edge b 1J tochas leagar ta -r co » r? ja s W i s s t ? sas C o « h and see Urn Dedge Coronet today, fa “P b HJ kuka I t* r b III laba I Tet Difg* costs eriy Mil • aeaik ■in lieu tkeo >5 teeh * aeekl|* •edge b 44 hake* le^er gw* Vh m I----------_ WWWSmtU O.MIW m w I fws ■»«;«... IS M,< a k>*e« i • • " • A *•«*• Wets* Mks ksttri k M**« I lutl-powmd Dod,, Coronal Price It a g a ln it oenwN taro h» th e “ law prleo fUM " ledge h I I iiiba laager •♦fg# b 1.1 bdwi leeger WE PAY mart than lha te w M b Myle in #ve amafl car fl*]i F hy **u l* ,or ■ «n*B « r when a new ’6« Dodg* Coronet bringa you aa siacA more for ee hills mortl And why m o d el * “^ P M dow n" « on# of th# m#dlum oHe#d ear# wh*n * wv? •* ^ #*** — ■•••>■ psnw At* touch of your Anger, you command the restart per/ormiag ear ea U« read today—bur non*/ The ■*« M Dodge .hatiered every •word la the book-including world records held by foreign mrw-in It* 14-day official run on Bonneville Salt Flat*. Th* 'Sg DodtraV-l hold* more record* that •*1 other American can tmbtntdJ v* c«w» i. M « w kw*S m 14-wwkk S w V*e le^er W*e hnw d Uet ■Badge omen waeat: Danny Themes k make Horn im Osddy• Bert F«Mla' l«AIC-TV< to tww eddraai. . „ *9*taoIi County Democratic Executlva Committee • . »;■ J* . .V . . it * ■^ # t c s e t Ev,B ?■ about T Z.nt*.*fr* ,,,mk‘n‘ t mal tlnc#r# VVivuST T S|nd S Msrriige* Important part of hi. story, li.nT and. seriously lb#ttt £ lh)| "I'm ill for it." he slid. "but for i . young fellow fust getting . It b'ok him more than three could ran* the money, end that v*.h.,.» ,u. at.rted, hi. pro.pect. look pretty y#irii but now th, „ r„ . w( couId work 0n™ 1 v* ^ th« f«« * SAN FORD years aiuktic lunfjfvu Bank pr**h*' menu with the Greek go>ernment wa. done, the contract. 'v f* Well, there you are. girls. Start He owns an oil company, and th* ieaiee *n th* land in .ignej ” boning up on commercial crudes. Now they t*U me it i. alwiy. Zante. . ___ i n * . ... . i II* leaves seen for Zante and a«pha!t bases, specific gravity, and , INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT A T r a v .W H* 'r*"t Gr" f* ,nd b'* * n wtU »**J unl11 ,h« drilling u fully BTUi They tell me Zante 1* a nice, M*mh#t FDiC (A) about himself and tBi about knock.ng on official doors. T h * under way. I place for a honeymoon. | his work. And If a girl can c o m # ---' In here and there with a know ledgrabla comment, so much the better. So her* ia young Lerman'a etory — He was a aophomor* at Wash In|tnn U. in St Louis when, dur FIOURI IT t h i s w a v i For as little aa 95 a week more Ing th* Christmas holiday* of 10M hit father entertained at dinner On* of the guests was a Greek, than you’d pay for a sm all hardtop In the "lowest price field’ - y o u a former resident of Athens. He begin talking about oil. can itep up to the biggest, best looking, moet luxurious hardtop He told about Ihe Island of Zante, In tha Ionian Sea, where in the "medium price field " .. . the Dodgs Coronet V-3 Lancer 1 ^ !*rh*|» th* ohiest producing mi Reid In th# world Is located. The historians, Pliny snd Herodotus, described the like of pitch which Is there. It msy he that the ships that carried tha Greek army to Troy to rescue fair Helen were calked with pitch from Zante. They probably used it, too, for their fearsome siege weapon. • Greek fir* ” "I waa fascinated,H Lerman aaya. He want back to coReg* hut he didn't do much atudylng, that Is, on his classroom subjects. He befan reading about ell. Ha wrote to Greece for Information about Zanle. Hta geology professor help­ ed him understand th* technical terms. That waa th* end of hia regular college day*. Ha had pl|nn*d to study business law and perhaps ' ^I Join hta father* machinery a n d ■tael-brokerage Rrm in M. letula. •• •" ' '■ Instead, at SI. ha left eollege, determined to drill few afl oei Zante. Tha ohatielt* were enormous, Safety Chamber of Commerc* Bldg., Sanford, 9 to 5 w##k day* 9 to 12 Stt. 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Tum . M»rch 27 7 p, m. to 9 p, m., Tun. April 8, n e i a x ache. This may alio 59 caused by too-short hose. Lying down and propping your fret up high on a pillow probably will help. If you desire quick relief, wrap o wet band towel around each bar* foot. M . Swollen feet or ankles also may h* ermptoma of kidney disease, heart troob'.e cr other illnesses. If they swell frequently, you 4 better a** your doctor. Alcohol Rub I think youll find that an al­ cohol nib or eo'd cream mxssara will feel pretty good to your ach­ ing feet. You should both* your feet si least one* ■ day. Be sure to dry them thoroughly and dust them with talcum foot powder, or bak­ ing sods. Not only will this m ist your feet feel better, It will sUe help prevent toot odor. qpbtvo* and Ajrtwn j. b : Ar* vegetable fat* u dfc Sometimes hours ef standing gostlbl* aa animal fatsT ar walking will cause your foot to Answer: Yu. they are, TNI BtTftAYAl—Fellewtng the Last Supper. Jeaua led HI* dladplea te the garde* e f Gethaemane. Thrice, while they ilept, Jciua prayed, saying, "O my Father, if thla cup may not p a u away from me, except that I drink It, thy will be done." Waking the disciple*. He told them, “Rise, let us be going: behold, he is at hand that doth betray me." Aa He spoke. Judas Iscariot, who had plotted against Him for 30 pieces of silver, appeared with “a great multi­ tude with sword* and staves, from the chief priests and elders of the people. Now he that betrayed Him gsve them a sign, saying, Whomsoever shall I kiss, that same Is He: hold him faiLH As Judas kissed Him. Jeaua was seised and led away to the palace of Calaphaa, tha high priagt, where the scribes sod elder* were assembled ^ to hear witnesses against Him. Have BOOK8 CLOSE APRIL Tth. 'i o •p IOMIN N. NNN1K AA F*W parte of your bjdy grt more abuse than your feet. Thie Is especially true for those of you who ere tslaemen ar worn** la reuO stores. If you hava to aland ea your feet all day long, you really apcists rtLseUls i t borne. But U t relaxation actually helping your Urcd feetf - r U ia if joa fellow teem few atmple rules While sitting, rest your feot straight out ln froot of you by placing them on another chair. Soaking your feet alternately la warm and cold water will be soothing and also aid circulation. •oak both feet la a poll of warm water for on* minuta aad then transfer them to a bucket of cold water for the same period of Um*. Do this, shifting them back and forth from one poll lo Ui* other, for about tea miaul** oreo. r l nd REGISTER TO VOTE a y s K Save J W Around TW fw adf doctor will atilt ha around c a n 't aupport apedaliata — th e good old f t t a while. u many femflle* will ha glad fam ily doctor, m odern veralon, fill* th e need. Her* In Florida w# will be drawn closer ta' know. THa lure of medical apecfaliwamedical profession with our own Uni­ tie hcaplUl* and city rw areh fad- - 4.c Medical Fchool. t »tf#e hava captivated aom* cf tha yours versity of Florida a a a doctor*, bat not all. A wldaly known medleal achoo! report* Money Source Of Problems that of all of fta graduate* of tha period 1930 Money I* a aotirc* of endle** problem*. - t o IMS atltt In active **rvlee. 54 per cent T hera ar# th e problem* o f earning, aavlng, are in general praetlce- Tha figure for tha m anaging, and aafeguardlng It. R ut nerhooa tefcoVa country la 45 per cant. th a ultim ate In m onetary nroblema befell a Tha trand In tha number of graduatea, certain counle we heard about — M r. and «t tha achool maklnr the renort. entering Mr* R eginald Down, •general practice at tha atari la higher now T^elr nrobtc"’ be*nn when Mrs. Down thko 25 veara ago. nut brr hn«band'B sblrt. containing S75 4*1 Phyalelana with anedaltle* are extremely In t^e w aging machine. Or perbana when naaful. They know more In their comnWrated >fr. Down left hi* monev In hi* »blrt nocVet. flelda and thna ran provide exnert know­ Or mavbe when tbee nurebnsed the w**hlng ledge and akilla. But for the farnllv with tha machine. But that** for them to settle. gvarnea run of allmanta — partleularlv If At a n r ra te , th e w a g in g m achine acm b>live In > email town or rural area which K*d e»*d *o**led m ost o f th e monev to b 'ts, __ «R#r Bonriets 4- Still ’ • i, fj i Utk W i i i * l• a. ■■ SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. mi a m Bit 1. •lei. ST. * ii* ji;/ vt*>tv*Y PU . 1011 �— tja missionary Circle To Send 5 Dollars To Needy Child S o c ia l frv e n tA Calendar Tu e s d a y I h - Baud ?V vut« A sin e u tie n will h at* a m eeting in th* Hand Anita Louise Leads Busy Life HOLLYWOOD, <m - "U F«u want somethin! dona, ask a busy parson." That's tht philosophy of lovely Anita Louise, who has menaced to keep busy most of her life and has accomplished a great many things. Right now she la back In the acting field again, starring In "My Friend rilcka," which la be­ ing filmed by W k Century-Fox'* TV subsidiary, the else la home­ 9i maker for her husband, Buddy Adler, new production boss of the studio, lha rears two children. Melinda. I. and Tony, I. And she serves as president of the UCLA Medical 8fho.il auxiliary. Though she started her film ca­ reer in IMS. she looks almost as young as when she was playing ingenue. The secret of her youth may ha har aonstent activity. "Uve always kept busy," said & the actress, who was a model at 1 and mede her stage debut at « Her career continued through the stlrnti and Into the talkies. "I left picture* in IWT to have my family," she remarked. "But 1 still kept up my charity work Now the children are going tn erhool end they are gone most i of the day. So I figured It wee a znnd time to stert ecting again." U .She joined Dene F.vans, young­ ster Johnny Washbrmk and the talented 4-ve*r-nld Arabian filly in ‘TTirka." After only a few weeks on TV, the show has been giving Rm-Tin-Tln trouble in the 7 10 Friday night spot erross the n.mon -fi 10 on the west coast). "II * a Ini of fun working again." said Anita "We work hard—mak­ ing three show* every 10 diys Rut then we usually get a week or to nff between productions. So I get a chance to rest up and take caie of my other activities." r 4 Hall at 8 p. m. All membera ara ia to allend. The Test Noble Grand Club of th» gcmlnola Itehekah Lodge will meet In the IOOF Hell *t * Pm. Mr*. Virginia Anderson will be hostess. The Pilot Club will have Its regular dinner meeting in (tie Yacht Club at 6:30 p. m, WEDNESDAYTha Fin# Arta Department of the Woman's Club will have a tea sponsored by Mr*. Roy Tillts at 3 p. m. in the Club House. A dramatic program from Semin­ ole High School will hr present­ ed end the Triple Trio will render aeveral number*. THURSDAY Candlelight Communion will be held on Maunder Thursday, 7:30 p. m., at th# First Christian Church. A free educattonsal film for wo­ men only will Ire shown at 10 a. m. for one hour at fith St. and Palmetto Ave. sponsored by th# Seminole County Unit, Am­ erican Cancer Society. There will be baby sitter servlre at lire* east tide nursery. The Executive board of the Southaide P-TA will meet at ». i0 a. m. In the echool. ftt'ND* Y The annuel Easter Sunrise Ser­ vice. sponsored by the Seminole County Ministerial Association, will be held at 3: IP a. m , Sun­ day Apr, 1, at Memorial Sta­ dium. | »SUNDAY U 1 fllflrtfitfiRl I N a lesuttful tprtni Sunday It Uk*e real will yowar (e slay la door* tn* at home, so if »o •*cuntoa te th* toantry 1* on your flibbtlh schedule—along wills Bun4*y dinner—why aot try *om*lhlna • s t y ta took and dellghtfel to eat, •nmathlng Ilka Quick Corned P**f and Cabbage, iugfstted by the AAF gerrlee For Homtmaktre. Recipe D i n k s * four serfIng* Pul lb* tollowin* tngredlenti ta a vre bealed elec trie *klll*t or cookar-fryer: I lableapoon* lal drtpplaga ar n m x u l n e ; 1 small kaad sabkaga. shredded; 1 taaapooa aalt; tg uaapeea NfP*r: > taa•pooa salary need. Cover tad took at medium keal U Blnutes, stirring eerttiMaily. Add 1 can (11 ewncis) diced ior* keef, m t *t and took k minute*, or until m«al I* b**t*d. Parr* with loaned booxM cora muffins and for deseed try thl* recipe for Pineapple (linger It* frlaerator Cake: Sprinkle 1 (a * spuna plats. unfiftTtirai grls'.ia en a tableapoom e( cold watar and let ttand I t* mlnulee. Dteaalve ever hot eater. Add half *ua drained tanned crushed plnsippi* *nd chill ■mil mlstar* bactni to set. Whip ] cup heavy tresm and told Into pineapple mlitura. Spread part of plaeappia miitur* on 14 graham cracker# u d put tracker* together U make a loaf. Cover loaf with r» malalna pineapple craam minor*. ■prtBkl* with M cup tn*1y chopped easdted (lager. Chill and aerre, cut tat* diagonal tile**, O The Missionary Circle of the Elder Springs Baptist Chapel met at the chapel Wednesday after­ noon at 1:30 pm . far it* regular monthly meeting. The session was ealled tn or­ der by Mrs W. O. Nolan, circle chairman. The VA ,1 r tyj,..-frword was given after which Mrs. If. A. Stincme.ver gave the de votlenal using a* her topic “ Do You Know God." Reports were given from the various committees and Mrs. 0. W. Miller reported to the circle that there had been over 430 cou­ pons turned in during the quar ter. The circle voted to send IS to a child it is sponsoring tn the Raptist Children's Home in Lake­ land. Mr*. C. C Hanna reported on the community missions and a number of visit* were reported along with regular visitation to the shutlna of the community. Mra. Vance Duke presented the Royal Service program in an In­ teresting way Those faking part in the program were Mr*. C. C Hanna, Mr*. Virgil Gracey, Mr«. R. E. Soderblom and Mra, C. W. Ergle. Mrs. 0. P. Wade gave the les ton in stewardship She pointed out the fact that "we need tn u*e part of each day in »cruce tor the laird." Mrs. Marie Carpenter acrcptcd the Job as treasurer of the circle and Mrs Virgil Gracey was wcl corned into the group a* a new member. Mrs. R. T. Thomas was re reived as a visitor after which refreshments were served. HOLLYWOOD * — The trouble with English pictures Is that they lack sex appeal. This comes from Jnan Collins, provocative young Drlll'h Import. The failure of English film* to make more of a dent on the r'iiiisli marker Ira/ : source of constant concern over there. Tlie frank-talking Miss Collins be­ lieves she has the answer, based on her own experience. " I f s simply Impossible for a girl to get a hreak in England," she said, echoing a sentiment of another recent Import from the Isles, Dana AVynter. "They're not Interested In wom­ en In England. They prefer their nld favorites like Jack Hawkins 1 lnv> Jack loo, but I think it's a shame that girls can't get a break. "It’s not the people's fault. They’re interested in »ex. It's the producers. They don’t care about making pictures about girls. They prefer to make them about trains or auto races or bird Witchers loth ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED. The Cn»t!e Mrmorial Clin* of the First Methodist Churrh or Ihe ohl vicar who Is dying of Celebrated its anniversary Friday ni^ht with a Coveted dish supper and entertainment, Shown, left to right, enjoying the event ate the Rev. ,1. K. McKinley, Mr*. Grady Herman, the Rev. Milton Wyatt and cancer Marilyn Monroe would Johnny Sauls, chairman of the affair, (I'h->to by Jninesou) never have had a chance in Eng­ land." What about Diana Dor*. Eng­ Lamplighter Class land's answer lo Doublr-M? "It look Diana 12 year* in film* To Join In Effort to gel where she is," Join re­ plied. "I know, 'oeratis* she Is Soliciting Funds a friend of mine " Rut she agreed The "La mplightcr'a Class" of that Diana is known In this coun­ the First Christian Church met try more by her publicity than Tlte regular monthly meeting of her films. in the timing room of the church the Normatui de V Howard Chap­ That Joan could qualify In the Friday night at * 30 for their ter of Hie ITU' was held Friday tex sweepstakes ts without ques­ regular pot luck lupper and husi afternoon at the home of Mrs, IV tion I watched her perform a ness session, C. >MI with Mr* K. II. l.aney Happy Birthday lance number for “The Opposite After discussion, it was unani as co hostess. Real an rug yolk with a couple Ses," in which she plays the siren MARCH :tt Mrs. Philip Marti acted as of tablcspoun* of milk, use ns mou*ly voted to rescind their for role performed hy Paulette God­ Fugeiic Kstrltlge a glare for yeast rolls to make liter plan to underwrite the laying chaplain in place ol the regular dard tn ihe original version of of the foundation for the proposed chaplain. The flag pledge to tinMrs. Sarah llmwl them extra special. "The Women." She slinked down educational building, anti instead Ainenran flag and Hie salute to II II. Si|turei a stairway and wiggled in as close to Join in the effort of the church the Confederate Flag were given MARCH 27 as a whole with ihP aim of speed to Ihe humps and grind* as the ftonatil Dunn Jr During the liutim-s* meeting a ing up the gathering of the Initial past pn-siilrm'* pm was prcM-nted rensnr will allow In films. She Helen Ala rjorie Noble fund ssi that it might hr read) to Mrs /.eh Ratliff won had com al>n has not one, but two hathMr* Martha AihhHi as toon »« plans are completed i>lclrd two years service as presi tub scenes. Ttfls will also rau-e less confusion dent to the chapter Add finely diced green pepper Rritain was never like this! In have alt funds for ihe new Fred It Wilson was introduced anil rannrd pltnienlo t n corn m uf­ hutidmg in on* ireasury. and gave a most ih-ereMing and fins Solve with fried rhleken. All Calendar The nimi-ter stressed the Im inform.ilnr talk on the colurliil portanris of rotitinued \istuiimn history of Florida. ter to tie presented at the conven Mrs ,\| R Strickland gave an imu which is slated to tie held in and seruring Hie names and ad LUtings And dresses of newcomers to Sanford. outline of Hie Southern Alenunial Clearwater In Ihe future. Tile c la s s presidi-ul, It II Wil Das program which will tie given Society News •A refreshment course wa» serv at tlie hmiie of Mr-, Hue) oil to those present including ll.i ms presided nod rlosetl the April Kohisou l ater the group will at Airs F II Adams, Alr« George meeting with pi.iyi-r. Are Requested The supper was enjoyed hv the tend * limrheuu at Hie la'tlmud t Harden, Mr> It Robison, Mrs llliiff Home of Mrs .1 II Trulmk following the Hoi and Mrs Terry C Iferniliin, Airs Wallace Alls B y 5 p. m . T h e L. Stone, Mr and Mr* Ira Alrli with Mrs W R Dyson as eo- Merit Mrs S’rlrkland. Afr*. Atm ger, Mr and Mr* O T Pearson, hostess litlier members of the me Jones Airs It ,! Holly, Airs D a y Preceding Mr. and Mr*. George Roland Sr enmmittee are Mrs A It Wallace, F E Roiiinlliat. Airs. George Mrs. Claude T. Herndon Mr. and Mr*. A. If. Stroup, Mr. Hisliop. Airs, Hill, Mr*, l.aney, Publication Mrs. P. Mem was endorsed as Fred Wilson, Airs. Zeh Ratliff. ami Mr*. W. II Young. Mrs. P M. Eliott, Mr* F. I, F.llett, Mrs. division secretary by Hie chap Atr» W. It Kirhv, .Mr* AValsnn W. I*. Yes ley. Mrs, W. 11 Thorn­ Wallace. Mrs. J M MeSkill. Mrs. ton, Mrs George Ewan, Mr* How Mrs, O D l.andress, Jay At Wal Tritlltek, Air* W It. fly son and ard flood, Mrs. M. II. liilUiig*loy, ter and ft II Williams. Mrs Afayida .Adams. PrograrnOutline Given At UDC Meeting Friday R rv . ]n ElN M E > ,A LW AV i ' S - - k ■. i 0 U A I I I V| THE JACKET IS ALMOST STRAIGHT IN BACK of Una Haiti* Carnegie suit made of "Pagoda," a apeckltd beige silk, wool and acrilan mixture fiom the designtr'a spring collection. step prettily into the * » 4 DINNI* I Joan Collins Says English Pictures Lackinq In Aopeal HMD palm frond* aa Bag*. D4i* William* of Miami Beach, a., elgnala th# not-too-distant preach of exelmmlng weather. i« la wearing a sharkskin teax ahaath awlmming auit, de|n#d by N#ttl# Roaenateln. It nturaa ■ removabl# halter and "dog enllar." Doffing th# collar angee Nattfe'a creation Into a mplet# awlnmabl# tank loiL y fr "SO LITTLE DONE—SO MUCH TO DO” i — • iaeta#r*e aaas* kelesel — There la *• much »* d# In our Pharmacy that like tha busy housewife, "Our work is never don*." Thousand* of different medi­ cines, health ajd comfort aids must be kept (artfully to make certain they ar* aisvaya fresh and potent. New ehipmenlt ar­ «♦ rive daily aa that art hava in •lock exactly what yea want. W* ar* continuouely laarn. ing about th* saw advance* in medical treatment to be pre. pared to tompound tha praacriptioni of any I’hyaician with the exact ingredient* ht ipecL flee. mSm THE LIGHTEST SLACKS IN TOWN! PENNEY S ORLON-NYLON CORDS! In TO U C H T O N DRUG CO . PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Car. 1«( A Ntgaeli* ""•'■atdUftiar-m* f IVEY' HWh«r« quality ta higher than price' Only S none#*, ripper and an, and man,' what Fannay valwo in thoi* B ouncesl Unsurpnsacd for comfort, theso 76% Orion, 26% Nylon •eenuckera feature Almost incredible wrinkleresiatance and ability to hold a press even after rain or wnahing. It makes upkeep eaa> as pio...rinse ’em out, they’ll drip-dry in rec­ ord time, ready to wear again with little or no Ironing at all. Dress-styled ia t shades. Sixoa 21 la 42 THE SANFORD HER*?,!) Tum. Mar. 27, 1936 f Mr, and Mra. C. H. RoumllUt of Jacksonville hava returned ta their home after spending- -aeveral day a with Mr. and Mra.. f . S. Houmillat. v Mr and Afr* *•* 0 . 1fpVnifT III of AVin.*.~* Salem, N'.- d. ara visiting Mr. and Mr*. Sidney Ives lit. * is CpI. Jim Krhler is home on a seven day leave to visit hlav par* ents Mr. and Mr*. John Krider. He I* stationed at F t Mead, Maryland In th* U. S. Army. Miss Jo Ann Moor* and -Mitt Alive Rrnwn are home for tha Easter holiday* from the Unlverslty- of Miami lo visit thflr parents. Steaming salmon? A,id % hay leaf and a few- peppercorn* ta th* water In which th# ‘fish It poached. M ali* a w ith th a R o cxcrer ROCHET Rom o THE BLOCKf \ * ) ( O* 'KC HOUND rHi TOWN YOU Lit(ll * B IB YOUR N EAR EST : OLDSMOBILE DEALER I �i Baseball League Will Get Underway Soon to taka taa piciura from tiia wall Sha waa holding the thing In her handa when Jemmy came run* ntng in, Juet home from achooL Uaually ha want at might through tha houaa and around to tha yard whera Hamlin had a home in Uti •table. But when ha aaw tha dining room doer ajar and Lorn balancing on * chair with iba picture In bar handa, ha came in to And out what the waa doing. “Hello, Jemmy," Lorn held op tha picture for him to ate, ■TTUa la not going to atara at ua any more while wa're eating," aha tojd him. HJa ayaa widened. “What will Orandma aay 7" “She baa already aald It Oh, dear—Utera'a a dark blotch on tha nail where tha picture hae hung for ao long. Wa'U hava to And aom(thing right away to cover It Hava you any Idana, Jemmy 1“ “We oould taka a picture from ■omewhere eiae," ha auggaeted. "Mayb« the one of tha Parthenon from tha library. But than I eup* poaa that would leave a apot on tha wan them. Or tha Throe Grace# ana from my room. I’m awfully tired of that. Or—Lora, ! knew I There', a lot of old atuff In tha attic. Ptcturea, too, I think. Wa could go up and And aomething." Jemmy aald, “1 know a good cne that Morgan La Fay painted.” He •cuffed through tha duaty pile, fin­ ally calling oul, "Tharel" Ha brought out a garden aeene, with a atiff tlttla girl in flounced akirtx daintily miffing a apray of lilac. “There 1 Thla la tha one Aunt Morgan did. That'a my mother in tha garden. Mama liked It. Sha uaad to hava It hanging in the downatalra halt. Lat'a put Uiia one up, l-orle." I»ra regarded the plctura with •ome doubt. True, It waa bright and gay, and If tha hand which painted It had been lea# than ex­ pert, It wax atlll preferable to the plclura of dead gam a But aha did not want to hang a picture of Vir­ ginia. even whea It eo little re­ sembled Virginia, where they muat all look at It evary day. EapeclaJly alnce that plclura had bean painted by bar aiater Morgan. But how waa aha to explain tne matter diplo­ matically to Jemmy 7 He waa already lugging It to­ ward tha atalra, however. “I Ilka thla tine. Let'a go down, I-on a. It U rdld." She alerted after Mm uncertain- ly, wishing M * ttl* IN W ntvtr Lempared with til* picture O iiiti mum had Another M d j to Ulu )U place. “Of eouroa your mother ttked the picture, becauee Morgen area her Meter. But ere cant expect your father to like It ea much when it len t a very good painting. You know how he—well, he rtoaao't exactly approve of your Aunt Mor­ gen." “Oh. yee, ho doee,“ Jemmy aald, reeling the frame on the floor near the trap door. “He llkeo her a lot, really, Else why would he be kleelng her the wey he did that day In the woodef Bring your candle for the etalre, Loric." She followed him, stricken. Thle wee Juet talk from a email boy, Jemmy had a vivid Imagination at Umaa and didn't always fuleh between truth and fantaay. But aha had to aak tha guaatim that aama to her tongue. “Whan did thla happen. Jammy f How long ago 7" Ha anewared her gtnleleaety. “Ota, It way laat year—no, before th at Before my mother—" Ha broke off and itarted down tha •teep flight ahead of her, atttl car­ rying tha picture. She went after him, blowing out tha candle aa aha reached tha bot­ tom atep, and cloned the door care­ fully behind bar, Sha kept her voice ateadlly carnal, aa aha aaked tha neat quextlon. “Can you remember. Jemmy, whether you over told anyone about IhlaT* “1 told my mother," Jemmy hie inlereat atlll on tha painting. “Lorta, t Ilka this picture. If you don’t think It'a right for tha din­ ingroom, emild I have H In my room 7 Could that old Three Grace* one go down In tha dining room for now?" “A very good Idea," I-ora aald, relieved to hava the problem ao aully sallied. They went Into hia room to re­ move tha old picture and hang Morgan's water color tn It* place. All the while Lora kept a careful guard on her thought*, her expres­ sion, her words. Not for n moment muat Jemmy atwpoet tha turmoil within bar. It waa aa If she feared that tha moment aha stopped working actively at something, stopped pretending lo be busy, a whole dark field of thought might engulf her. and aha waa afraid of what H might bring. (T n Re CofiHaaodl ,\ w arn water, winked et the alarm; ad Btlfa, end returned to weah Mra Tylaf# face and hand* and comb hat UUn, anarlad hair. Through It at), the old woman ley with her eyea tightly cloaed, week, halpleae, with her impotent enger fading In eplti M bereetf. lo ta went to the window. “My father believed in fresh elr," ehe eeld ee the opened the ahuttere. Mra. Tyler drew a deep lungful Of oold freah d r end ehuddered through her entire being. “Now what do you plan, may I aakT" aha demanded flerccly of her tormentor. Lora laughed out loud. “There I 1 knew I'd have you feeling better. You eound practically like your•elf. Would you Ilka to alt up In bed for a while and readT Ifere’a your Bible on the table and I'll fix the lamp for you You mny Imve your bell back now and I'll return to my own work." » “Work?" Mra “WorkT" Mm. Tyler echoed. “What work 7" pauaed In the bedroom door, "Right now I'm taking that dreadful picture of a dead bird off the dining room wal. I’m euro It !• giving ua all tnitlgesUon." Mr*. Tyler pulled lieraelf up In bad. “1 will not have that picture touched! Do you hear maT That painting—'* l-ora put her hand, anttclly on _ her hlpa. “How ean you atop ma If yoti atay tied to your bed 7“ She whirled out of tha room ind returned to her Luck, tingling p i n . by pliyllla A. Whllsay ttapHnlid kr MrmlMlon n l lh» nuhhahar. APTTJSTON CXNTtJXT CnOFTB, rtSC piatrUnilao by ten “ ' flBI fealuraa iyadlrala Mprtgage Policy f t r Trailership approved By Group JAfASWNOTON Wl - Federal mortgage inaursnen (nr a rollon, roll-off »elf propelled trallrrship to, operSto' brlwrrn Tori F.verglade*, Fla., end Hen Juan, Puerto Ttlco. hae been approved by the Maritime Ail mInlet ration. II la the llr'l inch ehlp to he to covered. The 473.foot v e » » el "Carlh rjjcrn" It to he huill fur Ihe TMT 'ftrnllcr Kerry Inc. of Miami, Kle., fur uac on a weekly acheduln car­ rying loaded truck Ireilert he. tjvcen Florida end Puerto HIrn. ?The government will Insura Ihe ijiirlgage up In BT’i per rent of the veatcl’a coal, or a maximum <4 It,112,.'loo. .Actual coil of (he vessel, Marlthn* Administrator Clarence 0. Mors# said, la estimated at SI. 1(0,000 Including purchaie of the imeompletcd hull of thn former 1411-23 from Gulf Atlantic Trimp^rtatlon Co. Actual construction will bo dnne by lha Merrill Steven# Dry Dock and Repair Co. at Jackloavllle, Fla, Tito port of Itordcaux la M mile* frpro Ihe sea. Legal Notice T*ll*r Vnrevrr ..Pal, „Morla««* I.lfur, Pawn Himbo Ur. air, biuiii Of Kir# Iiuthaaa llailay, llaktlil Third kera — ■/!! Urada K floral Ulna Kaeeork, llonnia pal­ mer. nmari l.onk Pamoan, ill l.o Monty, Crying Time, Cnuniry Clippar l'uurih H i,, — I I* nrada r. ,\o„41a otj [i Jtjaia Him. Iluniir* <l«4#*n, «ni*( l». I'rlei'aaa T, H*r ' 7*i«. tVayaid# June uirl. i PHIh Kara — a/Id (irada M Nall Ball. Pnmlar llnr, Ml-# Itnta. ■••f'y, BsnjptJt. riii.it> eilOw, Car-' P porai Tima, Hlatar Jon#* ni.ib --— •— — „, •- . . r . , . AMr (Iraida, I’opanii I'aach, Man.l Mminl, MnMnnka, Mr. Mac. I>nr» Minr, Mountain Mnr>, llunn Mai* dan ■atanlb Mar. — X I* fltada n Naaer « Ifa H d i m l d a n..y, 7.al r| a l.ou. nui'ltelaar. Ill Tata. ndal lull, V'Knld)- Turner ii M,i(.a •tlaklb Kara — X IS (irada M ‘ "lipar etrajb, Aniu II Mura i ’h.Ii, Itlrlni, ei. Jna Him U, Cmil Illila. III.Kid* T.mln aa.l Manmrr Nlalb Mara — ITS (Irada 4 Mira .luhllaa. Hour finch. Biial.r, Knilao Rm-W, Cnn.arvatlnn. roily Tulana. f’.rkr P»e*v. janlnna Taalb Nara — *'• (irada T New Batina, rinradale. t.n-i v, a. h ” •1)1. O a r N i i m h a r Hwrll I l n r i l n i n T , Waldo, Hear Hraatii, tiarby Hud* HPOBTS l.ABT NIONTta nKXLI.TA I'lraf liar# — •. It Mila Tims, Al.t Ilia llalurit 1.10 l.n« HnTikariionj d t.n, Uu.'» Drill UuliiUla H-tl SI a ao Saioad Bars — fl la Mila Tlmn IX Kaartnaa Flnnaaa'i 110# ................. Intlallila Alan Oslo 7- ................ Uolnlsia (I t) 1: 1*0 lially Doulila ll-li |to.o# Tblrd Harr — S/,a Mila Time, .11.* l-’irlur• Tanaa i:.nrj 10 ,n ■— ■M II|ff r JM 'fitihoi Mfiuninln (Ini Ih Mill IN «o lUrw-A Iff NIU 'Ifti Tun Jim i.f'ti Infill! I *"w llfitv Wioidfi fill uiiiiii«u i r •»• 1 1 ii» bllik llara — », la Mila. Tlmai 01.1 .1 « ii v*r 10 *# — Julrp-u,'n Mot a (id Jilted Jill 1 :« a •> j u t 1* '• " » n»f< — a is mil . ai.r flliofily Kit 1 id j.m Lnualu Kr-da a an dlrlk.r I’lol l ov ifulnlrli, (l ,i ||( in Sataaih llara—Al a Mila T lm a i 11.* «it inmti»Innjr 2 to J ta J id jlumorlit ( in .1 *11 1 1* UNTT m ftM M III*. DEMARCATION LINE ai.t - Ml I Baa |!m 4 JERUSALEM, Israeli Section 1* Maiirr oiiar ’ IM# ID — An Israeli army spokesman at. a charged today that unit of Jor­ I in dan A r a b legionnaires rrossrd teiShr*M 1!S 11:1 t I# lha armistice demarcation line yesterday and Bred on an Israel nn r»c* patrol. There were no Israeli cas­ ^ • o h t / enV i'u m ': '0 .......... ualties, lha spokesman aald. lie that lha attack occurred ^Ve f e v r f|rnd. Ml.a rur- reported near Brn She men, In lha coastal haaiu Mata'ift.i •re*-plain. Tha official Bedford Rotary Ctub'a Junior Baaoball Loaguo eompatliion will get undfrray . }inr.. day, April f, according to John Popo, chairman of tho Junior Baao­ ball Loaguo committee. A total of M game* hava bean •at for tho aoaioa which wilt como lo an and on May 4. All games will constat of five Inning, beginning promptly at 4:30 p.m. at the Ninth SL and French Avo. park. Boys from 13 through <3 yoan of ago are qualified to ploy ball In tho Rotary Club's annual Jualer Baseball Loaguo. Teama will be «oloctod Thursday, March » ot 4:30 p.m. at tho old baaoball park al Uio corner of Celery and Mollonvillo Avo. with all team manogara ottandlng tho selection of team mambera. Mansgara & the loom* are, aald Popo, Tommy Moro and Bonny rowoll for Uio Tlgora; Frank Nooll and Rob Cornell for the Glanti; Roy Holler and BUI Hutchlion for Ih# Plratea; and George Stine and Ben Wlgglna for lha Cuba. Scorekaeper for (he Junior Baa#, ball League's IBM action will bn George Touhy and tho Umpire in Chief, W C. “ned'' Hire#, A group of jubrtltate maifagom haa been iHected from Ihe Sanford Rotary Club lo stand in tor man­ ager! who cannot attend a regularly scheduled gome. Tho substitute managers arc: T. E. Tucker, Bill Bu.h, A. W. Epps Jr., It. J. Bau­ man, Harry Wolr, R. A. Newman Jr., B. L. Perkin* J r , Bud Hough­ ton, Orville Touehton, r. D. Scott and Charlo Vodoplch, The first game of the apaaon, next Monday, will pit the Tigers •gainst (he Cub* with .Managers Tommy Merit and Sonny Powell, George Stine and Ben Wiggins managing Ihe season opener teams. with a 3acre* Service agent a| iha controls, th a President usual, ly rtdea such carts part of tha w*y.-' 7: - — Elsonhowot. and Soaad teamed ajairsi two Whlta tlmao *1Aa»( press secretary James C. Hagarty Elsenhower was f o l l o w e d and appointments secretary Ber­ around tha eour»# by W’hita nard M. Bhamey. ; -r p Houaa ohvslelan, Maj. Gen. How. r ard McC. Snydar. Snyder told j newsmen he wasn’t too much concerned about the President * golfing 4n the rain so long ah It was hitting him from Ihe back. KONCRETE Newsmen were permitted to fol­ low the President for. only the Miracle Concrete fl>at two hole*. Company Eimhower walked Ihe first two| holes and set off on foot for Ihe Pit. 1333 — 309 E lat Art. third green, spurning an alrctrla Teams Up With Ike LONGWOOD — Tha Sanfprd-Or Undo Kannel Club's higuiy success, ful racing season la rapidly draw­ ing to > dots and General Man­ ager, Jerry Collins, has lined up a busy schedule for tha waning days of Ihe campaign. Tho colorful Control Florida Der­ by, annually regarded aa the lop race of tho season, baa been sche­ duled for Monday, April 0. The Derby field will bo determined hy a pair of qualifying avonta to be held Fridoy, April 6. Dlvco, t.' M. Honey, Rush Call, Namakan, Richardson, Cush, Mlddleboro, Top Victory, Jet Streak and Hey Benny are among Ihe leading candidates for coveted Derby berths. The Derby and elimination ovoitie will bo run off over Ihe gruelling three-eighth* mile course, CoUlna haa also announced that special matinee performances will be scheduled the final three days of the" season—Monday, April B, Tuesday, April 10, and eloslng day, Wednesday, April it. Meanwhile, Herman Rurkhart's Hey Benny U Ihe toast of Iho Sanford-Urlando (rack after flashing lo victory in tne eignt-dog match race with Sarasota start. ITie handsome red speedster ha* stepped to Im­ pressive victories In Ihrcr of hi* last four starts, turning the fivesixteenths mile in excellent time on each occasion. 2 JETS CRASH llONG KONG UPt - Two carrierbsved Hrllish navy Scaliawk jets crashed Into a fog shrouded hill near here today and hurst into flames. Both pilnls were killed. A Chinese woman valklng nearby was hurt. Slammin' Sammy Snead whoso gallary of follower* stayed with h'm at tha Mayfair Jim's Annuel 316,000 PGA Open last tM*cemner until he dropped ftvui -»p sput had better luck yesterday at While Sulphur Springs, W. Ve. ' Sporting flaming red r a i n • l a c k s . President Elsenhower with Sam Snead for a bone-chillIng round of golf. * The President Iguortd a palling, near.lcy rain to get In a few ho'va few hole* In advance of the sche­ duled arrival later In thn day ol Ihe President of Meaico and Can­ ada's Prime Minister. Elsenhower himself arrived al this fashionable resort are* from Washington by special train. Tho throe leaders of North American nations are gelling to­ gether for a discussion of mat­ ters of mutual Interest and to gel batter acquainted, Elsenhower had b r e a k fait aboard his private railroad car hefora going lo the presidential mile t ihe plush Greenbrier Hotel, On the patio (here hr made a date with famed golfer Snead, the Greenbrier pro, and 26 mliu ales later was on hls.way to the course, called the Old White, TV? temperature w t i s in Iho high .10s when ELciihuucr «r. rtveu nn iho first tea. Abuut 10 minutes Isicr, on the second fair­ way, It started lo rain. The President already hod don. ned a rainproof wlndbreakar over a lightweight blue sweater, and when the ruin began Snead persuaded him to put on bright red oilskin slacks o ttr his gray trousers. Grinning a* he rull“d them on, Khwnhovcr remarked" “ I l'-ok like Jimmy llenlarct '' Drum ret, g top flight golfer who has won a good many champion­ ships, I* noted for hi* flashy attlra on the links. RED-I-MIX I t a n i up I t $300 G . A C F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N M l U1 West First Street V ll 7 Baalard, tlarida Talaphona 1133 Flash bulletin from Mobilgas Economy Run *'-'tma fi.’.WVw m J P '^ FORDWINflSIN ^ T Q R O O IM W * W Q ^ , al EX i ■ ± V"a.i ». ^*'• — 1 '. t'Y'i *'?**"<*■ BT A T ii U P PI.U IIID A , TUI HJLfH A. WHlt. .ITT North hum sir#*l, (Montlralli), llllnnii t Tt-!'are harai.y nottn-.t that Car» * l l Wajpa Ittik, h»# (Had ault far ♦dlvoraa ;-v. In lha Clrtuil .Court of hamtnolt County, at innjfoM, riot Id* and you ara haraby •r#iu1r#rt to III#, purinniily or by atinrnay, wtlli linn, a I*. Iltfniloti. Dark of nur *nM Court, an* mall a eooy Ihareaf to tha unifar. alana.l atfnrnoy, >nur wrlttan da. 'f-naa if any you hava, to ihr bill 'ot ,’Oitinlnlrii nird In fold taut* t/■'ha IMh day of April A D. H i l l •llartln full not or juiltfinenl will ha ^ . r '".1 *** default. Jeatil Court nl Wn'i'rord." Mtmtnnf* /wj. ih* *•"* «** Hi. * ®' flerndon (Nark VVaia p. o Bn* m i, ■iKernav for Uio Plaintiff TOPi IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL 11 *v RAIN OR SHINE V-8 WINS CLA SS A In this yatr'i Economy Run a ntw Ford V-B, with Focdomatic was tho official victor ovot •very car it its field, with t winning average of 47.7643 ton-milea ptr gallon. Thla mtana Utit tho sturdier, heavier Ford carried mort wtighi.with greater gu tconomy per pound than any car in its field. Thla latest Ford victory waa scored ov er a rough and rigorous l,46A.S-ml!o roule run­ ning from JjOi Angelo* to Colorado Springs. Tho winning Ford threaded Its ivny over Iho tough and twisting course averaging better than 40 mph. Through tlw heat of Death Valley and over the chilling height of an 11,000-foot mountain peak, , , through DOG 1 RACING Nightly S , 8:10 X v Yr BTART9 7l|» MINI IIAXIlk HOIK HUDSON 0)1 II ADAMS Matinees Wed. ft Sat., 2 P. M. ONLY 14 MORE RACING DAYS SEASON CLO SES A PRIL 11 n Hfordteoe of eece or the gaa-eatlng ftnjvand-go of city traffic and over Ihe straight-line open road . 1 . . Ford proved anew its traditional reputation for economical performance. * The winning Ford waa a regular-produotlon model taken right from the assembly line and officially impounded until Iho starter's gun sounded. It was no different than thousands of '30 Ford* you seo on the road and in dealers’ showrooms. This prove* that Ford, the Performance, Style and Safety leader, leads in Economy, tool That adds ut to four big reasons why the *66 Ford is worth more when you buy it, while you drive It* and when you sell it, tool * MMrf h —Am*efUenk te 4m»m«fmet ekemefineMmpe m me* atom Tow-mil* poo «*IIm #fto«4a ike ear weitkl { M e itm f ) in I pr* iRufRgsW I f 4ft# lumA# • / «•!<• NRFMNUKI CHAMPION Top-Award Winner ol Winner lor All-Around MANUFACTURER'S TROPHY Stock Car Daytona Bead* Perform ance.,, Florida O H M Hr nmmkm at mSbrn e t Tfit Drive the Eeenemy Winner : < *, 'T 4*>*ta* 0 *# �'VT'W Simplified Selling — O f Surplui I t e m *...A N o w Herald WANT * A D S Ate A s PAINT • SI.90 get. T-Shirt»-4* rents. Air Mil* -»p*ctaJ t a il. Army * N*vy Surptui. 3i0 San­ ford Ave. ,* fiSBHR- W S uu For S itiir PlumWtg Sea or. Call w . J. k in o eon outh Park-Prions M Plumbing. Xreiky Heating M. G . H O D G E S S lijlr t on A llW lllr fu m g awalli Drilled — Pump* Pima Road Phona vaa It ALWAYS Pays Td tJM Hia W Afct ADS , OftLANDO »*nlln*I Ralph auo. su r, BesntlRiUy Ddiigsed Three gad Four A * d r 44 m Horn** tor FRtO tftAlRl SitferA Pldlddl Living e *»- cSjPofl^rfuRBAU O f 9ANFD Art lew 7BSW. Sand, Or4v#l, Jfr lE *® b a r i* iK -V ja s r . sO I& caiblni “TSfc/ais SUM. Pldwe 34H n .r iH Phnaa i i tt BEDftODM APT, .................p^lt*1 * **• t . V. R EPA IR S Ha leii'or Kail, Let u* lell o aithaai* yourr Its t Kor: I. llf.i Rill/rnty motor,, dr M traiian j I ner Boat Exfcnlriir Hwy. 17-81 * Fair bl ilk* AW- Wlnler PltlT ria . rhbn* « m i . MARK "J&" M lfeufy.Bxtrl prri* and «lraSlit liar. A month* did u f l W i p.m. Call 733-1 lb-PART(l-ftRPAlls R m n - m v a l v u - adult*. Idi (SB}*-, tan. $<» r M O T A LO Y S A L E S B nt «tl7 Dept. S F r M, FLA. M lAMt IA i Send cihark, « * • * * dtdar for Maurahta ptat I*. Pen.tipa a r t mi paid EXPERT . MENT _ I ING-Paali L all makl :W ion. Se 1 Inc. MB £ KWtVi'KtfitrkM' S istA ii- m . EMPUJYMENt a IB—TRUCKS • ale of FORD tnde for i f l l t ? M l . IM Mo* eqult ior, or h value, Phoi r ' $3 A r ,r 3MB DODGE U ton pickup truck. Good condition, good rubber. Priee UTS including llcanie. San­ ford Furniture Company 300 E let St. • BUSINESS * SERVICES “ m°oJtiE sale*mid. "fufi a iUs S 1,Wfc f t v i m w tJ*"'**- ia |rrwiwrfWI IlfeAlaaiAA P M s I m m i ?) ft. . i i a n r M W 1 f . .MERCHANDISE. 4S-ABT1C1.RS FOB MINT FLOOR Cleaning, % ro R R lt W r - Dragiuie ana AMratrir by Hour. WMk dr MbSth. Phone 1411, Iwe Coiialruetlhil Co, Mart IS—EL E C T R IC A L CeWtraeleH AfWI4w4rL Hospital a n d B a b y hay, Week or Month— RANDALL BlRCTRIC CO. Bad*, TeC JUS. Furniture Center— B eetdeal Contracting and Rapaira 111 West Firat TV Servieo Center P’dR sATfi----- -le n d I* and Croaley Appliance* Magnolia AvB, Ph. 11.1 ^FAMPp t e l a .Amalaai . — SB—LAUNDBT>DKT CLEANING Bill***? I n If l i n t O n A C l i . i u l T. 14 K<*nirt| Musm t i« r.Mi, e*i.h», 7 1.‘> I.•« > (In Tn Town 1 mi i n , M«nii*r« nnport * Sn Inal -*r K»f (lull, I u\ t nil • I* • tn » S* *:ll i»: M 1 ht e.'rtlt to n 1. Si" ii t li*n< 4ilm» .1 llnm* With Unaln S*»* U uikh 'i rail Ta rreylr 11:on Sim off 'n K s i i r r I M Wf* r>n • "I l>i«n prtahkri * l» M a « 1 It Map bit ilMiiorl B11h hi* wi•»« jBmhttr#* Nbwg Mi Mt*l CPAlw<k Cluk «7-SIIOKEns and ftEAl/rflRS Alexnntlrr A Slrlnger Uciil K*lalr 0 Insurance Xlry, Ulirine Messenger, Aune. KiT Magnolia Ave. Ph. 18 Moo DOWN 2 B It HOUSE wllh knotty pine rahtnrl* in kitrhen, riTihl* r.ir pnrie, ami Urge rlnveta. on «anri bottom lake. BEAUTIFUL OAK SHADED MIT With 2 R It. Ilnllie HPrlien rquipp-d I'rranilr lile balh. Dak flour*. Screened Pnrrli. 110,.\0U, Terms SI .mill MOWN Ton beilruiinu allrartivcly futn isheil home «n lorg* city l»i imentJir ai* neeupanr)'. 4'oihpirtr prire |a,EX). W LIKE TD TRAVELt [.1st your home id,, With mu, m I,., lake Trallhr In trade Ind a** thl Country. S H S K l ■ B M riS fc 'U i * 3 Cihhloii Hof* ......................Cf.l Armless Safa Bed .............. ,17.1 Large WgrdTnb* ........... . . . . i l l Contour Cnair ........ itgJ Sunbeam Mixmaster ......... #tSJ M4to* m Scmlnolt Raoity liAtifi ii * for French Ave. Properly. 1 M M P Four bedroom hnusl, I r4r garagr. MenHEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN nrn of within walkin' 2M4 French Ave. lilrih. Terms. triwn, Itellllril J. W. HALL, REALTOR "fall Hall" Phone 17M HtaMtali A REALTOR First USED B A R G A IN ! CULLEN A HARKKY gi.*B Dows ft.is week <’. A. W HIDIION. SR. 111 N. Park Ava, pbois 3311 Reg, Real Estate Brnk*r REAL ESTATE V. E. Douglas. Ruby E. WllfliM* puff/t ^Idform ’R«tit4fV.:;t|:lt THREE bidroorii rnncrlls block, Sjleatdin f'.i III* Balh*. firlplae*. Selling I I I H. Park £*ttrom* Chur* .. PR- 12X1 V. Sund ... M lltlll prire IH.TSd. Id d#airahle nei­ Dif i l i l r Base t «t *• ITTRA CTIV E i.B*aroerit hem*. ghborhood. OWner will (inenre. Irdnlhg Solid* ....................... i l . u VA Idilirld flrianclng, f'S flown Baby C*r Red ......................E l l S f- f id * * C om paq PlymtHt. CampHia in fax week*. t jr t s Blieirit ptrtoisior ...............se ts Just outside nf clly BaailnaUe ............................... UJ Phone 1I28-A. B. Peter*nn,Broker LO W KLL B o n n 103 x 103 1 toller - MW llM meet 8481 B. OriieO* Dr. . OHtoit OLh iiouae fnr sal*, Monro* CorL e RiIBI, k Bid* esa I^Hompson, P. V0.." TBrii CT,lf ‘-fill Suite .................. M m a ? % t * wiMH»om good used ft furniture, adding marhinei, cash regisicr. Rig 341*48 a Stork. SUPER TRADING POST. r * l M A il-tt. Ptons 1017-W) la* . St. Phene 1ST It *a tumble 081B R R E A L T Y Pbeee IN I TERMS CO. LiUk* B. Oiler Raj. B ill Estate Broker irili M . n rllM s Dr. - Pk, 1318 IU Adi fast tn •nnose colors ... A. K. S h o in ik o r . 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Generator r " b T* * TT 1 n- -- - iT 20 ife 7T 21 2b” t r X* r* IT ir- 15 h«ld of ^ . h i . i, w J j • HI * a » a 24. Ouu«,aslr1a SI.OMff} p*Jt8 or dancers 34. Banal (slang) ni. sarura 33. Wine 38. Blemiats reeeptarla 41. flplgot 41 Part of s 3D. Kiiropean locomotivo fiatftsh f pots.) worm •j. ' l • j i t ! i 1 r • » ■ * If 1 l •f I . [ i n t i * ■A sHirnm Myth.* 13 l-ong. legged bird nirasureft i • W ft • . 1 l» ■* ill N * H | *^ | * V* 1 3.1. A gree author 2« land- y A arm ed g ian t 11. KngllaN 2.1 K u ril, m atlnn MMl - e H ie i i ,i (Union 4. nmgie unit of fl. Thin Smith Africa) «. To mska 10. Woe riegr 7, Consti mart 4var.) diet.) ft. Little hells of medicine 23. Km- • 4 . A thousand. ployer eolemn i .11' 4 1 lf « • or much TT Moslem atat* ivar.f WMMm 11 43 Northern roriatai* latino 44 To daunt lltchaiel 48 flmall herrarudft (E ur) 40 caliber DOWN 1 . capital or M __ sr __ 4o 41 ,,1,i, vT 2_ *1 I* n tr HZ ~ Ts E Alghsniatftft a rre o t U M B E R : V . A H O b u u q i n o - ~ n e e d s SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. P h tin t 24BB Otil Want l.llh Hi. $8.95 SPRING SPECIAL COM PLETE FRO N T END $8.95= C H E C K - U P .; ALL M AKE CARS Hafl’s Whnl We Dot L Bel Othlrir 2. Sel Crnnher fl. Set Toe-in 1. Swllch Tlren j. fifllrihre P ro n l T lr r t — welfMi t x t r f W* emrildy only flHhry IrilhH, t*glMkr44 Mlthaniee F’nil "Slim " Rogera Service .Manager A l 1429. All W tttk GltRfRhUM , Ytiur Llncoln-M ercury Dealei Hunt •McRoberts, 100 P alm etto A v e n u e ..............................S anford, Florid* ■ We will roll lor Ind deliver yavr t i t *. ■'r'- a S r a l•iV fiatk 18. Variety X Those who in Kud or q ^ B s ir iU L diafLA v Ph. IIT4-J itite ^ ^ till* W ittu ft r Metti4e 1:1* use* 1:11 fur We«» RSatB fail tn win 13. Degridl 1.1 ntri'a name 14. Unadorned in. BingU unit id Music not* 17. Warn. o | rP.___ J. ....rhe»tgtion. terson., ( Garfield #11#11 letti, Johri Melirh. , .. by.R-.W- WII Hams, Hate! .......... Al UM ) Fi*ld. A. C. Dnuriney, Urid Buhteyor, 2311 Park ntasM a DAILY C R O S S W O R D Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., W. p . S M IT H ai Marmnnr fim* 0; r * s i 7 , w . , n . . H irrlttrl s ^ g r r a B in B Fa r ALL VftUf Phone Ml <Open ev i**e x i i .n r t n .a i tu im t srT x ax n n * ril» Kx,tthm Meat Karl* i) Xii a r M la n LA RK U4« LARUH 1 DM S P A C IO U S 1 H EM IO D M Traai Aviuabifi March itin. A. R. mill Ion time only. Alin Com Comnili Hume with separnie timing rmim. BlB.sD quilinp Mattr*** .. rsfl ROSSE'fTER, Phone 311 Salesman, part or full time. t W. N. “Rill" RTEMPES n*k floor*, rimiuie garage. On MM 38.10 Reader — Geeeral ninranre Fireilnne Stores, tit E. 1st St. Royal Comfort . mcr high Pits. 38..VI 39..V) FOR Rent—Or Sain three bed- Gertnde B. ptegfelder. Auoriate Cre-RUt Special ftI.Aoo — Good Term* It —WORK WANTED—MAI.F, rooffi house. Phonl 1447-R. t Anew, Aaaeciate M 14.10 Echols Speelil . 111 N. Perk A*e. I* i t ifledMatrhfni Box Boat L. Plying. Broker High school U irdy with powir tlfil Ssvirigi. tBrn, litre# add iriur bedroom Annahelle R. Henderson, Aiaorlale iftoWirig nta H A C K IF IC B hrifitei. S b il L. Payton. Phdnt — EASY TERMS---Alherla J. Hall, Aa*nrlale T1S-M-4 -M-t PH 1 bedroom, Phillips built, drluxr KCHOIJ* BEDDING CO. Phnne tail 17 M et HHWatria masonry home In beautiful 11—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIBS Center lad A Migeolle. Ph. IS t Wynnewood section. Kilrhen I* 4 ROOM iurnlshtd house. PHona IF IT IS BEAL „ fully equlnndd. Floor* have Jmt 1808. STbo“ was > a l nltTTflh’jTiTtts ask Critmley A Mnaleitk Mil) aerified to perfection. Kxal 117 isuih Park Pbs«* TTI 'JjJfH . GROW MUSHb)»FURN18HED house lot rent. larinr has bean painted with qual­ They ksaw Rrioift. cellar, ahld. Spar*, Tull Monro* Comer GrriMfy Blflte. ity malarial. Surrounded by won­ lime, year round. UU4 BjIIHUH. H R U M H , Mila, Phone 49-J. derful Hslghbora. This Is a real WE HAVE IT. Ib FREE BOOKf ’MTslfiRoqjds! buy at jl2,400. The terms arc Dept. 731. 293* Admiral Wly, OTTriK 3 Story, 4 Bedroom fVHti* flftim*' Down payment a* tow a* 3 Bedroom house, rholre kiratlon, Seattle, Waih on 3 beiuitfully lanrisrapeil near Plnecroat SchoAI, 3Tlh SI. k )I300 with immediate possession. lot* with fruit Irre*. 2 car garCHAISE Lounge—Black frame, ydHlway 17.81 Soulh. Phone llio. age. r. Priee IM.oOft, W A iW iih-hauu 14—IftiitJtAMcfl -A. ¥^*i*4i,M>**k* BEDDING SPEdAlA • FINANCIAL 14—BEA i r f t e i l L O I I R a d io w tn n —aanrokte fixture*. I) 10 p. m. servlea la in w. AND available at reasonable A. Norrl* Ph. IMP. .1, q. Herrin, NEW 4 Used naiki, Fuse, chairs riels with the hist financing Ph. 3*M-J. Licensed TathnltW o RnoMS furnished, l i t W. 4th Wllb minimum rinwn-pey‘ IsRriant, guarintr*ri work. si. went*. Phona UT WART ~a—8Uftiay parlyT~Need t u Mignolli AvV ‘ Wellborn C. Philllpn, Jr* TH n nRuEE n R nimmn, o o m s , hits, iimini *itrU n H produrtil? call lu i-J. ................. poreH, Ittlr ...... fan, .......... krillrtria “ ir TV, (j—Pt'hNITtJRR—RfftJSfNOl.D walfr furnished, ailnll*. Private sine* IMI. sanfnrd’a Leading GOODS Id—BCtfWlJ a tNRTftllC tiO N Build*r nf hoWM for river l.nnn people. Sal** Office; Little Venice iiE ANNA flehonl nf Danea ela iifi In Tad, la iltl, Attobitlea, atari IS Lo4ft Arbor. FURNISHED ipt. * * E. 4th St. VlAII ECHOLK RslNMf Tukadiy, Mir, 37. R itiiliiu m i PNONK IM4 will ronllmi# Ihfu lha sfrek. f rif fulHlittra iH apliesg i « t M . rihar jhtdiMaHrih infriririaiioh rail 1#l«- and Ct)N«IBlMt EklMlBItllHl OARAGB 4pl* US W. 4tH St. FOUR r*rtlal h»m»* id Georgr ‘ liha *t . Mitt Hiawatha at (nleriarll^t i Inwd. LoreUri nu la r r . corner &~Ot44* F r M t frarien Avk. and Hiwiy BRRNDtiM itlltk R l HintIf. DayInna dntihie Ini, Od* • v*om, ‘ j * mika dtaaMs e«i«a trui riii.m and i two rn«m home*.. it— CHILD < Anft All hi In.iri* hath •room«, A h™ Monthly InenW* nf IBo.fMl. Exr r r ic iR N f V 4 u . iiMaMHIMLHt ftfd VXiini irive«tnienl *1 cvniu |l Id. t i l l tllj ilftllU, sihiilhtt S y W n f •n. ionhie'Tire m r with large Mirror Iritariatid Writ* be* KUS c/o land Chun. iiTji fib chest of DraWIri Blnford Hlrald, fit* FnUR roam ftirfliihM garage F flE E -l Riutrihlr tjrilfia FDR SALE-Netv frame hmue. apt. Phnne HT or jHM. furnished. U I Hjoi.m Steven i t —HR1.P WANtRD FRM AlA JUST A FEW L R ft ( ifiFt/fifiiiiiifc fi“ 1 a>aga- ap ir k iTSherlurk, ath SI. Lak. Mary. Sookcls* H»d then »«tulpp4d, J rooms arid SEWING michlne operalnri, dou­ bath, larie screened porch. FOR SALf ble oeedl*. Steady year roudd nmibl* Ures.er with Miriot lALfi—Ry owner .1 licilriHim arige spate fpr ear. tins* in. work. Ph. 1080 or P. 0. B«* tnneMpriflg Mattrasi horn*. Ideal lorallnn. May fair NunI J.tf nr HD. Rot Sprlrtg HIM, Sarllnn. Very reasnnihlr i'.*ll I1M Mr*. Either Ridge, 317 or 1.143 It. Clll.ilhPh R i i i i K n "Over to |lven iperial cohilderaDINETTE SUITES a i-u rts lion for rnimallr i*le* wrirk. that Mala pi&ih| A Delight Writ* Brit Bl*, OflIndri. B44Hii(|i N irh s Iis I ir Ran ”Urrrs7"s<ouh, iMilflli W MH reB^H ill fM , Phona 1015-W Be ciirnms nlriltti 1141 Disalts Suita* is-sA lA i*ilB N -A aR R ttr StDRE Rriom - 307 W. 1st. Suit­ or Any Style Any SUB—Asy Color able ror More or ollire. Will 4 7 -M D I e A a84 BRAI.TORS *• Prir He hrifba • -V ,M 11 alter Mi tfrtlnu. Phona I3ll. res.lvl talaeman with Sanford7, lull* noil arrigmilv* new n r laaiir. Experienr# unneeeiliry. SAVE MoNEV^AJD HAVE FUN BAtNDND M. B A IL • Moltion a rtiuit. Wrlia giofral H A V F A rrsw i rift, UdfurrtliMd O ttAB M. HARRISON sa# dur eompiate Una nf unfittiin MdW*, HI bat ha, C ill 1414. B ID . SlOftERA Dr*W*i* CMii* A. ft. Iigkieywaa, Aaaerui* WANTBD-Thr** iilMmeti. hmiyf and CdfSIr CUBBnaM*. M4 M oll Park Ava. ra*** ta* lo^ ho^ ranva.iiH i, Apply m o m u .u ,m '■"KJ.lirP..*"**’ tn Mliitolla. B A LL R EA LTY ‘ Sunday*. i t f B r. W M i l V t t S. Tli COMPLETE with III !h* features you h ivi dreamed about atirh ** rnlrir4d G*neral Electric ip dUlSeia and reioead plumbing ■ * . W , tMt I f s TRUE ! t M O T A LO Y D O ES IT ! 1 In amailftR and prnvan prorau (h .i *iv#» you a ring and valve job throujn tin plating proi n h whlli you drlv*. Effective J for Ilia of motor, No equipment f# to huv. No #otk in do. i "a ,pt. apirlmanl elos* is. I nr JB4SW. • AUTOMOTIVE i S NOT A PROJtCCT! ty: Brittany FariS HsMla. Early Amlriein, intfa Modern. Cobm tiosai k F r e n c h colonial APARTMENT - 111 Elm. PHdAk type*. USED RRICK laea-w. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used BUit.T On Large Undwaped brick. Oranat, red, and^burnt Lot«1 In lha beat of neighborcilaA 4nd rinse in s-Bnmtt /urnModi. ishad spsrlm*ril. PHona 4t4. t e e MrtMo* ii.tifflu n u PIM "Hrid4 492-W. C"V* i^ A N L K Y K t J L P Phone Sanford — 2K\*-J iCouli Hawklni .wlabu lo a»r«j« Ittl Orlando Driva their tharix* Mr In* kindness ihnwn Oil Mill lb* lot* of *H*ir S H IN E R S loved one. ^ f|*wklhi family Po t o ii Ts . Hull Head«, worm*, nraioriahia oriel, Fleming* Grtv 44—BUS IN P.M RRiHPMRNT e#ry. R. Oenrva Avk. Open t day« a are It. i S t W Apt. M l B ir r - Nnsii* of Riat individuali­ Rr.n-l-MIX CONRRBTf. Mirada Conerare Co. T / T iE S R iiS R ■WB Rim Av*. Cuitnm Hada Drapery and Slip fiffliiy *f ui* laia Jam** A ^rlM W t corierdie Pipa lo Meat All quali­ fication*. MRIrtMft Ciirt«r«ll Pip# Cl). Del # a it lit* si. 1*4lM aanaiday Cl olid Sunday arid W#fl GttiMl* Sails offiee—J*2S So. rreaeh Ava. p M S d U M e rM A . _ Me l a k a A P A B m E w n : n m i private betas. I14 W. Ftral St. PhtMa B rrid iN c t CONUHET* R‘ady Mlt*d cdhcraU, CnnerSte JR Block, uu P flfl can iNCOlMB-TAN-SBttVfcfe •-B O A T S AND MOWN* tR U lF s lE L T W L BiNTALB c . 41—Rirtl.ntNn MATRRtAlA 3SHS® ,, KKguM t I (im tA M A TUDOR, INC, "Bulldlf* el Finer Mott4*M offer* *J—wAfTTifk t o But 4 i—APfLUNCKA jodtjTtloS, RATES FOR C L A SSIFIE D DISPLAY oF New — KUR’ TA ilifc top waWr hM|Ar. Nina t-Phiflt Lit!** In 1-liwh. „ffi* : IgfM-S Adttlt I IMA l-nr. Chavrftllt, good condi­ tion. Phllen Refrlgaralrtr, Ranbu f IkfuslC dlx Automalle washing Ma­ »7 W. l i t Si. chine. Call after 8;.10, 1I80-W. H.,ni i . W ^ rc O l]Ut0 for amount used—count iZ c A * D w Ha settk Park AM. K to a IMA U —*P A itfltlh fM #hltt Rpsrs it h im Ur Lin* on SHOP, A IR c 6 N 6 lT 1 6 N tN ft O A tp O f THANKS And lN MEUORIUM Notlm ..._ l i on It ir t it OA* Una• Kqulle wftrdk, whin lit tn I point ISleek itylD »yp*- CAMERA 210 s. Park Ava. laai-w . i l tlm*e j acmriet line s ag-M tM CAL BMtBUMfiNfB w ib b o L d s PLUM BING . 1 Uni# UM HM iiiS.dMit. . t time. . ft tilBes 11*8 ~ f ir HM s -Ai ii. -J n ;ir �n • .............. __ • *. ■ ^• " ace, M a rg a re t-A p ril . t o u ia - t w btiuu/ui o t r l i » u r will marry tb* i af « thotuand year* of i, in Uio XomaiMaQua cathedral of Monaco. i will taro* flowtr»; >dancing ia tha atraaU _ . » „ _ b . * • , * ? ► & ** weKleg win ha a national holiday. d i t - n t ‘m - af tfignitariaa will arS w T n a r a win ba affair, with anon ta whtta Ua and draaa unli a r a t aad full aadala. Uialr ladle* la rick ball gowaa, ablaia with jda(a< : T O P i tha fairy tala romanea, * m l lifb raaaactmaat of avtry litgirl'a draam of happlneea. Tbo fealty blonde girl from InMo.. *111 marry Uie -wrman from rabulon. N. «... m of a druggist, In tha amall yad brick Trinity Cbureh of In* ‘ m t where bar mother aad war* married and wbara if la tha choir, A reception MJo* at Uie home of tbo tirida'e paraotr[f. ltd* (a the Amarlean teen ageffi m l lifa marriage. Thi* la the alary of a typical wadding, full «f glmpllclty and warmth, avcn though tha bride la a president'* daughter. Bath of theta wtddinga will Uke place next month and a nation, ataUmantal and Incurably roman­ tic, will Unger and dream a bit r i t r bath of them. On April IP. Craco Patrifl* lolly, M, daughter of a aelf-mada ■ilUonalra Philadelphia eontrac* tar, ea-model, ax-New York attraia and. tha In.iala, ex-movie Mir, wfll marry hit aerene high. MU Prince Rainier 111 of Monaco. SI, Who pouetaea alto 23 other thlea rtnflng from duke to aeig- IJSJ& A few dayt later Mary Margaret Truman. U. daughter af the SJrd Preaidant of tha United St a tea, concert linger, lelevlilon and radio trformar^ will marry Clifton DanL U. New York newspaperman end former foreign correipondant. - The four principal)—end the trapping! of the two romances— couldn't offer a more vidld con­ trail. Prom their original mectinga to wedding plan* Ihe two otoriea Himtrite colorfully the ■umber of mtlaa between Inde­ pendence, Me., and Monte Carlo to tbo Mat and Hollywood to the wait. Starting at tha beginning, comJ»r* theta two course* of true C Grace Belly, a prime boa office property, wai presented to hi* aerena highneia laat May when, with a photographer, aha wai making publicity ahota again*! the back­ door of the 14th Century palace of tha Grimaldi*. The next time the s« r him was In December ha dropped in io call on die Phiiadtlphla KtOya. Lets than two weeka later they announced their engagement. Margaret Truman met iua*e, graying Cliff Daniele in early No­ vember when they were dinner gueeta of mutual frirnda, Ihe George Backer*. In New York. They dated around New York regu­ larly for a rouple ol month., Dani­ el proposed late In January, wai accepted, received the bleating of hU prospective In-law a. On March I he gave her * ring. No one suspected a thing. Then Daniel took hla girt to Zebulon to meet hi* parent*—and rumor* started. They’d planned to make the announcement on March II, but former Preildent Harry S. Truman hastily called a praaa con­ ference a day early and read the brief, formal traditional announce­ ment. There are other eomparieoni: Rainier, to teal hit propo.al In Philadelphia, presented hi* hridelobe with a handiomt circlet of intertwined diamond* and rubiei. which, thoughtfully, he had packed along with him from Monaco. Laier ho replaced on the proper finger of the left hand a magnific­ ent 12 carat solitaire—roughly the air* and ahape of a three cent stamp. Educated gueura place the ring'* cost at around 120,000, Clifton Daniel went ring shop­ ping alone and presented hit girl with a handsoma round solitaire of aomethlng lesa than a carat. The pretty, dellcete ring eost, ■ diamond expert axid, around 11,004 —an important investment for a salaried man. The prince and princess will go for a cruiie on their lU-foot yacht. Margaret and her bridegroom will have a honeymoon, hut again in the American tradition, the destl. nation ia a secret. Margaret and hrr hushand will return to New York—and an apart­ ment. He'll go back to work. She’ll continue her tareer, if she wants to. lie says he won't object. Prince** Grace of Monaco will become chatelaine of a 124-room palace and preside over a number of other establishment* Ihe prince maintain*. She ha* agreed to give up her career, the prince aays. So far ai Monacan* are eon* cemed. her most Important career i« motherhood. For, lacking an heir or heiress, Monaco ultimately In a n d (Ol 'ROUND TNI TOWN IT YOU 11*11) ■ YOUR F9 N IA R IIT M O B I L _E E DIA LIR : Collins Attacked By Fuller Warren On Turnpike Issue Brides T im SANTORO HERALD Png* 8 T”**- **,r ’ **** NEWSBOY GETS FUNDS Scientist Finds FROM MAMIE WASHINGTON ‘ Jfi A M-yearwill drop Into French hand* under Giant Ape Tooth old Philadelphia newsboy receives a 1918 treaty, and 4.0UU. subject* LONDON (JT — The Chin**# ic|. Bv T o r. ASSOCIATED PRESS from Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower of the prince and l f .000 residents Former Gov. Fuller Warren yes­ enlist who dtarovered the "Pek­ today fund* contributed by the of his picture postcard country terday attacked Gov. Collin* on ► •iff i*|* CriUSde for Freedom ' ing me"” !«*»* r«mori»A flnd‘i | 0 will have in star* paying lave* lire iu:upi>r renting. Ihe tooth of another giant ape »ho Must organization' Warren criticized the proposer! dlo Free Europe broadcasts of roamed China In prehistoric routing around Jacksonville and new* through the Iron Curtain. times. said the Collins administration The lad is Henry Harrison, son Peiping radio aaU Dr. Pal Wen was u 'in j "un*ccmiy haste” in cl Dr. and Sir*. Jame* A. Harri- Chung made the new discovery la validating bond* for the loll road. ion. For the l**t two years, he a cava in Kwangil province. Collins rcpiie-J that the turnpike ha* been delivering the Philadel­ It wa* described ai "fossil of a routing was made to serve all of phia Evening Bulletin. giant ape, four time* tha size of What can wp do to make more Florid* and ihat many Jackson­ He got interested in the work money from our beef cattle? The ville residents had endorsed it. He of the Crusade for Frrcdom and a man'* tooth.” trend in land prices, labor, cost said there should he no delay In1ba* collet ted an average of (2 The skull and pari* of tha ikeleof equipment, and many other Setting thi* needed project under cent* from each nf his euslonier*. Ion of "Peking man” — regarded ™ by some anthropologist* a* the factors has pointed out one very way. oldest link between man and ' ’ Important point which is that the While Warren and Collins were monkey — was found In 1229 ir cost of producing a pound of Young people are more often sub. i exchanging vcrh.il punciies, Sum­ Chowkowiicn, not far from Pci. beef la going up. Ject to bcadachci caused by vision ter Lowry and Farris Rrvant If we iry to produce beef with­ hammered a»ay a; the segrega­ difficulties tnan arc older people. <ping. out taking advantage of the new tion issue changes In program* for pasture In a *pe?rh la*t night in Telogla management, feeding, breeding In Liberty County, Lowry declared for market timing etc., we will that "If ihe South make* It known not make -as much from our W’3 VOTE FOR that **e are willing to go all out cattle operation* at w# ahouid. * " r to defend segregation, Ihe agita­ Feeding cattle on a supplement HIM AH THI AMIIICAN DIIUTANTI! presented to Queen Elizabeth tors will retreat.” basis bat proved very profitable AND E L E C T II and the Duke of Edinburgh at a tea party In Buckingham Palace, ‘‘Tie only way we can maintain to the cattleman when be plans J-ondon. They were among 100 girls to l>e greeted. Shown baric row our separate schools and tree in­ hlj operation properly, When (I. to r.) are: Anne Michele Orr, Arkansas; Christie Winter*, New stitutions Is to hate a governor York; Alice Ann Orton, Nacogdoches, Tex.; Prxrton Mid Meredith there is adequate forage, feeding who I* strong enough and de­ Henry, and Sally Sears Thayer, Glen Cove, Long Iiland, N.Y. In will help haiance the cows daily termine! enough to tell ihe federal front (1. to r ) are: Lane Middleton, a student at the Smlonn* in Intake so that you can get a higher Kovirnnica' to slay rot; to till Uie I’artij Cary Lee Keen, Ruxtcn, Md.; Jennifer Fay Hopkins. Pacific percent calf crop, better bull Iv.litidrs, Calif, and Atm Elizabeth Hawley, Berkeley, Calif. T,;a world the Lnili I SUlc* Constitu­ condition during breeding season, other debutante (not ahownj is Melissa Carney, New York City., tion empower* a* to run tmr own heavier calves, better condition M-hool* arid that » r intend In con­ on market animals and other I tinue doing *o.” benefit*. In lime, of poor pasture! EASTHR PAR \DK WON’T Bryant M l at Miami he doesn’t conditions feeding will h e l p ahouid get almost two dollars re ltcpresentative RE TELF.VISED believe 1‘rexidert Et'enhnwer will keep your animals producing turned. Be sure itr.d fe'd a creep pounds of beef at the lowest cost feed that has been researched to NEW YORK '.f*—None of the call * conference of Southern gov­ GROUP 2 give you the moot profitable ernor* and attorncj s to talk about per pound besides keeping them gam(. television networks plan* to cover segregation. Seminole County alive. There are many svavs to pro- this year’s Easter parade on New The amount of feed you use de­ York's Fifth Avenue next Sunday. Pd. Pol. A d r. pends on your pasture and mar­ duco a cheaper pound of beef Since World War 11, a ' much ket requirements. Since feed is and we must try to me them ail Tne only special network piekbps costly you should use a feed de­ if we expect ta make the most that day will be devoted io church office »pjre ha* been bulh in New profit* frunv our operation*. services. j Yuik Cily x* n o l i in all Chicago signed to do a particular Job, the Job you need done. Today modern scientific feed manufacturers are producing feeds to do a parti­ cular job. Toisihly fattening steer* on gra*», steers In dry lot, creep feeding calves, maintaining cow condition, wintering rattle, main­ taining good breeding condition In your bulla and other*. Each of these jobs Is different and needs a different type of feed to do that Job. No one feed formula will do them all at the most profitable level Feed only when you know exactly what you want to accomplish with feed and use a feed that is designed In do tilt Job you want done. At this season there are two Jobs that most taltlcmen want done. One la to get lots of calves for next year and to do thw ►must have his bulls In (op breed­ ing condition. A hull out uf condi­ tion curium dn the joh he nerds l/> dn. The other Job Is to get hi* calve* that ho might now have <•* li geiiiiig u> lop market weight and conditions as fast as povuhlr. To do these Jobs he can help htniM-lf by feeding hi* hull* a conditioning fred anil creep feeding hi* calve*. The righl creep feed can help do thi*. Uugrading on your calve* that may mean ts-io per calf ahovf creep feeding costs. The packer t* looking for the calves that arc a higher grad* than you get from Just letting them run with their mothers. You run easdy gel them In the heat grade by Marling your creep feeding early and getting the Jump on Ihe one* that are just letting | theirs run with the cow*. From creep feeding you gain calves. In cow condition you get 10 to 13 per cent mure calves dropped the following season. The cow* gain up to 4t>4 pounds more when the calves are dropperl. Creep feeding supplements cow* milk and gras*. It gets them ready sooner. For every dollar spent in creep feeding you Cost Of Producing Beef Is Going Up GORDON V. FREDERICK Guff Lift'* N E W Modified Life Plan provides many features of Ordinary Lift with prem ium j as tow as many term plans. Hara'a Mill another Gulf Lifa Plan that permit* you to provide real protection for your family. It *nablea you to provide many thing* you may have thought you'd never ba nhl* to afford. All you pay la H premium* to aga 60—not for Juit a few yaara aa la tha ecaa with other plant of thi* typa. At age ,15, for axampla, yon can gat 120,000 of thla plan for laaa than a dollar a day, Aak your Gulf Lifa representative to ahosr yo* how tha Modified Life Plan tie* In with your ether valuable Ufa inauranca. To hnre your inauranea "taka” and aat it, too, call him—lodayl ■ n a a I t a r of b to w o tria f fin d s f« « r of p u n o lu ro a f f in d s fo a r of a k ld a l O tv aa lo n g e r , s a f e r m ile a g e th a n a n y o th e r Tirol Now from Firrsfonc f omcA the Automatic in Hrtv lire ,-r.x \lic new Fircilone Supreme. It j;ivej you ami your family protection never before provided In any tire at any price. It’s tha first and only lire with built-in peace of miijdt * 1*?to ifaw out la fa l Should a blowout occur, an automatic safety valve closes In the lifu protector and rrUini t i uf Ihe air. Thi* let* you ride out a blow** out without*iwentng and come sifrly tn a slnvifjhl line *top. Till* 1* huilt-iB *f ***** 4r1W Whin* voui OuM U f. H i e Puntturo Serial This tlie h.u a special fiunmy ntbhrr araUnt that seal* any puncture tha instant it occtiri—make* It completely puticlurr-s-ifn. No mote delay*, no more fear of changing tire* on a busy highway. 'Hiit it >uiill-in peace of miiuL " — Skid Safa I It won’t *11(1. *wcrve, nr slide like ordinary tire*. Take* danger out of driving on [Mvcmcnli wet with rain or mow. Anil tldi exclusive Head i* silent —won't hum on the highway. Won’t aijucal on the ciuutn. This i* built-in peace of n>iiuL * ' Thousand* af I x tr a M llt» | Tha mjy»cd all-nylon e**d body run* cooler,1 provides belter balance. Together with 251 thicker tread, It give* you tha long-! rst mileage of any lire. Will, In all probJ ability, last longer than you own youJ fur. Tlii* 1* Iniilt-tn [>e«oa of mind. F R E E ! 8 -D A Y D E M O N S T R A T IO N ON Y O U R O W N C A R I G O T O A N Y O F T H E F O L L O W IN G F IR E S T O N E D E A L E R S O R S T O R E S to ItiHiU w * J 9ssShsm huststlsm Mm * l t l r a Msaw Ofts—JmelumsiUt, Fla / 0 Baward Baaa, Sufarlatnwlant P. H. Colbart, Supcrtntandant ' S B D W raiis at to Did*. a ifiia iv I Lv>a j1 / aiiB M P / vm klt feitaiaiUM / a o a ia ia T * n a « N i« i firestone wariiu*-*Jv» sto res PH ONI I t �Weather Parti? tloud? and warn taday and tonight; Thursday partly clondy t# cloudy with chow era. A ssociated Preen l-amaed W lr» tM h liM B .\L V H 1 Merle Warner S Not In Fillin g Vacant Commission Post Ont of the poaalbllitlaa to fill tha; vacancy existing on the Board of; a • tlf ;||J — Sanford City CommUalonera laid I ON WllllaVTIS today. "I'm not Interested." 1 Merle Warner, unsuccessful can- Q s N s a t e E s e E U D didalo in the race for a seat on | \ v U U l l J I w l I I I I the City Commission last Novem* - ber, said today, "1 am only Inter­ ested In a full term on the Board Patrolman Carl Williams, nf the of Sanford City Commissioners." Ii take* a full term, said War­ 1 Inrida iliglt v>y Patrol, rc-w rie l * A 15-year-old Negro boy drow ned ner. to accomplUh, lo any degree, I.T duty Monday to bring the Sem inole Couniy contingent at FHP today while searching for soil a program of progress, efficiency repreaenlitives up to normal ball* In Amory Lake at the No and sound City government. With■even green of Ihe Mayfair Inn out a full term a* a titv oommi* strength. sinner one's hands would he tio.l With Florida Highway T-itrol Golf Course. 1»->Krni»t Brown. *nn of Beatrice by Ihe groundwork already laid by Trooper T. Mark Mack, tv Illinois *nfl h* wil* palro* ,SPnl1' (Hid sTieridrtck Brown of No. If (ho*e with longer terms. , 1.. „„„ nole County highways tn keep vioWilliam Clark Court went down at , m»d' * latinns hero at a minimum, 1J:43 today and hi* body was re- elusioni of last year * election that , Mlcrday. it was re •overed at approximately 1:15. I would He a candidate fop ihe ^r4|C(j | h f o l k s continue to kid •‘■(.’apt. J. T. Blackburn, of Ihe Board of ( ityCommissioner* tn the pIrh ot|,r r |n increasing numbers anford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta- next election and tn all probability a)ona Klarida'w highways while on, and his son. playing golf at that I* what 1 Intend to do. but not j |he Highway Patrol strains its the Mayfair Inn Golf Couno this for an unexpired term,” said War-1 efforts lo keep them from it. I afternoon attempted to recover the nrP> In the February report Just li­ body hy diving hut could not lo lt a rner did not rev#al whether or sued by the Patrol, It shows 62 calc it. not he had been approached con against 39 were kilted la<t monili • " A ll effort* to resuscitate the cerning the vacancy that must bu by crashes Investigated by Male FREDERICK rl.KVKRINGA of DeRary wlt?i on* ef th* eople* of youngster (ailed as Sheriff Denver wjlh|n M dayl *fier auch troopers a 59 per cent increase the ilihle In his home library. (Staff Photo) uvvr tha month a year ago Cordell, Sanford Police Depart-, Vicancy cxiala. ★ Arrests rose IS per cent and the vnrnt Patrolman nen Butler. FIIP The Clly Charter, in Section IS. Patrolman Carl Williams and Chief establishes the rcgulalion that number of written warning* in­ J. f). Snipe* of the Navy Shore Pa- Absence from four consecutive creased 13 per cent but that didn't trol gave artificial respiration In t , f !||r m„ n of ,h, Commll. hold down the number nf aertan effort In bring a spark of life ^ >ha„ op<.ra„ |# lhe dents, tha report said. For in­ Into the young school oy. t(.*t nf the member, unless such stance there were 31 more wrecks or -I per cent—last month than lour of Brown * buddies vere absence shall be excused by lhe tn February 1953 but a little bright The men of Do Bary were hon­ on th* shore of the small lakr fomtmuaion by resolution selling did show from the gloomy traffic ored at a dinner meeting of Pres­ etching him attempt to retrieve f0r(H (he fact of such excuse duly picture. byterian men last night at the golf balls and thought he was play- rn| Crcd upon the minutes." On an overall basis there were Fellowship Hall. The Rev. A. G. ing until he cam* up Ihree time* It Is expected that the resigns two per eent fewer folk Injured Mclnni* Produced Frederick Clev­ and failed to come back to the sur­ lion of Commissioner Jack Rail- in all 1,(15 wrecks last month is* of De Bary as guest speaker. face again. "I hope my toptr of How We Got than In th* l,36i hta same month William McBay, Walden Perry, gan will be accepted at lomnrrow dm Bible has not led anyone to a year earlier. night's meeting of the Board of laaac Cullen- and Angtia Morgan. In other action! of tha Depart­ th® conclusion that I am to dis­ *11 school boys were watching City Commissioner*. The annual Good Friday Serv­ However, Commissioner .Inhi t ment of rublle Safety, Safely edu- course on Ihe message of this ice, sponsored by th# Seminole Brown. Walden, when alarmed over great book," begun Cleveringa, at ls*t Monday c**Kin mPn * * ' ! " c,,n* the fart not enmr conic Kridrr commented County Mlnii Ministerial Association, will the fart that that Brown lirnwn did mu not mectme Hist "t iti.n'i tee ,m,r" l*11** highway behavior; "for at a librarian my talk tonight Couniy up, ran to th^ hnmf of Al WilUre h * ' . nhowed 22 p#»r cent mora jafety • U on the making of tha Rook begin at II noon Friday, March uher* lh« Shenff a offica *a* . 0 * film* ami gava *u par cent more ilaelf. In Iffl 1 I became IniertMed W At • \hm First Pr#sbyt#rtan notified. iI r ill a/l* aarli* „ Id inH mif>lian(Ri notified . . ln Hi* Hi# rl*VAlnnmAtil fUvrlnpment and mechanic*I OlllfelKe Church. radio talk#. . — Th» ibadff.toM rwegvanad hy rpiGT The ^atibrevigted geuton’ nf the Troopers fH# them# ri thla th r r j J-q^j_______ . . . rod# . Vjft.Ua mUm, nf reflecting and - r*-ascmbllng slabl# J. Q “ SHm" Galjoway, Pa Board nf City Commlsslnners last 1worked 57,220 hour* and assisted frngmenli of early wrlllngs amt <ervie« la "l^iva Speak* " "* (Cnnllnued on Page 3) MontJay night » as alTfniicvi h> |M-r>dus ------------ -------l.jB ih»t-pursuit Imiiul mvself wins! | Th# Croai" and #inbr*c*a only Ihree Commissioner*: F!.srI Driver's liceiu# examined .15. interested in the foundations of •even last words from ill# trot.Higginbotham, ss Acting Mayor, soj, nf that number J6 17* passed I the one greal book of guidance. as spokra by tha Savior. ■Seven minislers will bring mediJohn Krider. and David Gatchel arid 17,125 failed or had Incom"We must first go back In AbraA|isynr F, !> Scull was out of plrte pajwr*. hain, the first Hebrew, who came latinns as follows: "laiv« In Action," th# R'*v, I), town nnd coiilil not slteiui. The weight troop weighed 16,(on lo C«iinun Irons Hr of the Chaldees vehicles, found 175 m er weight in inn II (' llo hrmighl mill him s, I'arncfix; ‘ iaive l miiodWinnal", Ihe Her. under Florida law and their own many soils, (or to our greal sur Huh S|>ear; era were assessed (25.120, ■.I * pri»e he was not a numo-thelti Harrison Carter "laive's Brsrsmtihilitips”, Ihe His history leads tn the Genesis lire. J. W. Parhem; story. Genesis it a rompllatinn of Leader Thanks Dies At Home ' laive's Kxtremil)", the Bnv many documents from Ntirtheru 4 llsrriMin B Carter. 67. died »t P. I,. Slone; amt S<iutht-rn P.ilestinc"• A benefit harheeue I* being held his home st 3 45 a m. this morn­ Those Who Helped l a n e s Priorities", Chaplain "Tlir name of God was ihe Ini a t the Klk'e Club .Saturday night ing after a short illness. He had Hals JHYH. ao sacred llial no l.vnn Arnold; from A to 9 p. m. CollectDonations "l/»ve's Consummation", ti># Hebrew ever pronounced it even * Fund* derived from (he h.vrlie. mads his home al 416 Palmetto A Bed Cross Fund- Campaign in moment* of worship and rever Rev, Fred B. Flslirr; and Vue will benefit Karl Cash, a Ave (or ihr past five monlhs. "tove'i Surrender", the Rev. Mr. Carter was born April 19 Captain, Mrs. Jimmie Wright, who enre. When, In lalcr day* of i)iia ^French Ave. truck driver who was 1666 In Jacobs town, N. J. and had has convicted her report and gngii# and temple services, the lewis C. 1 illch. injured when diving into a lake. attended the First Baptist Church1 ir> ‘he collected cnninhu- ...... _ _ prlesi ............................................... prnniHjnccd lhe tienedlctlnn, A .p .p r o p. f, l a l # congregational ^ Cnsh I* in the Scniinola Mrand was a veteran of World W a ri,,on* an'1 memberships, ha* ex- „ lp ufl, itugM , jni! himn*. icrlplur« readings, pray . . . 4 U.t I l . m . tu k n . a ............. i . II Viorial Hospital patalyxed from 1. He was a retired ear Inspector 1 pressed #tsn>i.isis appreciation to lthose who loudly that no one could hear the f r *. »fld ipocial muaic, will ac fils netk down, unable fa move at company each meditation. for the Pennsylvania Railroad and h' r ln ,h# Breamwold ineffable name of God. •IIScclion of Sanford "In 700 R. C lha wrtlinr* of ■’‘o'- fb« ronventcnca of th# pu?*Ha I# married and hai on. child. a member of th. Sanford Tour. Mr* Wrght said that those aerv- Oenesl* were first recorded on j be, this thraa hour aervica I* dlvidJ: Ticket* are on rate at down- ijl . . . . . . . . Ing ssHh her were: Mrs. Alice sheepskin parchment nf the best f<l •"•*» »#*'#" camples 2.5 minu'e town locations and at the Sanford Survivor* Included his wife and Get man, Mr* vKilren . i . . . Groover, r ---- In nrder f-ir everyone to Elk'a Club. seven children; Mr*. Naomi Fapa, Mrs. Donald Turkrr, Mr*. W. R. quality, However, Inti Canon nf I dhif* fi^'CtfK'wdlPha turhed Trenton. N. J.; Morgan Carter, Hnalett, Mr*. Roherl Hodges, the PrniaieiKh, the H istorical | *Bend at least rn* portion. It !a over fo Wlllts reacock, Cavhlrr nf F’NS; Mra, Hope Wherfer, Wash- Mr*. (Juries A. Lewis, and Mrs. Book* and the Writings nf the understood that many working Prophets were not actually reeng poopla cannui attend all of the tile F'orlda State Bark, who will inston, Ga.; Mr*. Jane Rollln, New Richard F. nirhter, nlred until about 90 A. fl, Tin- ihree hour aervica and llirretor# icrvc a* executor of the fund Orleans, Fa,; Harold Carter, IIS new testament had mnrh more are to feel fee# to romp and go B \BV ifllRI, RUN OA'KR '^w hich will he used to pnv doctor Army; Mrs Katherine Jernigan, PENSACOLA .. t v g M-mnnlhinformation about Its history since at he«l suit* their schedule. bills, nurses hill, hospital expense Pensacola; Hurtle Carter, New Or"Even tf for only len niimilr* it was such a liter honk, ila old­ 'gnd other bill* for hli care. leans. La. Four grandchildren, two nld girl playing in a nclghltoring you could quietly com* and go, you ** Money from fhe fund will go brothers, Roy Carter, Columbus, driveway was run over and killed est manuscript* being don* in the would do well lo prepare ymir to Cash mud not to hi* family. N. J.; and Morton Carter, Mt. Ho]. hy a car barking out of Ihe drive fourth Century. "Chrster Beatty, In 1903, found mind, soul, and heart fur th# yesterday, offlrrrs said. * A full nil'll I will he served Sat- ly. N. J. and thnn timighl papyrus ahccls glorhms third day Resurrection. She was Mona Louise Feuchlng'Iii day night at the licwefit hai hrFuneral irrvicca wilt he al 3.30 If lhcit> had been no Good Friday rue which Will include a half p.m. Friday at the Britain Funeral er, daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ in Egypt, these dating to the sec afternoon, tchr# would be no Has nnd century A. I). Then In PH7 pVikrn, baked hcans, *l#w and Home with Dr. W. P. Rrook* Jr. liam R. Feuchlnger, The car driv- five eaves were discovered, four, ,Pr morning," It was said ■•t.'fee. Carl William, will do the officiating. Burial will be la Ever-ier, Herbert Mean, laid ba failed ‘V , h m . L . I ' ’T Tnmnrrnw'a Sanford Herald will linrlicculng. 8reen Cemetery. I -(a — nf thom on* m,n lee the tot. all to conceal precloui manu­ rarry a complete program of thla script* In the days of the Bum.in annual observant#. Invasion. The.sa wet# called Hi. Dead Se* Rcrolli and wera lutlirn tided hy radio-aetiv# teala aa 156 to 250 B. C. origin. Many of these fragments are still being labori mi'ly assembled and will b« of enormous value In Bible Scholars Funds for tha annual Easter The manuscript Islah icrnltt, too, Real campaign ar# growing slowly, are quilt completo now and guard revealed Mrs. Harold Appleby ed In th# Greek Orthodox monav- yesterday as she announced Ihe Irry of St. Mark'a in Jerusalem tol.-il amount collected up until These ere turd in lhe now stand noon. ard revised edition of th# Si However, Mra. Applehy express­ James version so well photograph ed confidence that th# public ed and publicised In 1952. would respond to th# appeal for | "Th# Codex of the early Christ funda lo continue providing neces­ fan* waa ao written on acrnlli that sary equipment, supplies, irarhthey rould b* read from thrre ing staff and other item* for the column* and with theat rut si Forest Park School lor Speriil th#ir length, rould b# utillhed Education. on both sides, for then parchment We are iur#, laid Mrs. Appleby, superseded Papyrus, that soma who would like lo con­ Cleveringa, a former college tribute or buy aecli were not In­ professor ia well qualified to apeak cluded in the list of 7,500 names on thn making nf hooka, line* he in whom Easter Seals wera mailed taught thla subject at Michigan throughout th* County, Slat* Normal college, to teachers "If seel* ar* not received," who wished, themselves, to be­ said Mra, Appleby, "there are come librarians. Two year* ago plenty of them on hand which he retired, coming to D* Bary w# will he happy to provide by from YpsilanU. HI* library of tailing 2678" rar# hooka. Including many Bi­ However, room hut Iona ran ha bles, hi* hecomn a (oral point mailed dirert to th* Keminola of culture for those appreciating county campaign tre*sur*r, Wtllla FAlLED to revive Ernest Brown, 1A-year-old V i r # •eboo! boy drowned fine literature beautifully aiaembl- Peacock a t the Flortua Stale Negro Boy Drowns Searching For Goll Balls In Amory Lake mib # Duty Here Monday S ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Frederick Cleveringa Tells Origin Of Bible Annual Good Friday Service March 29 At Local Church Benefit Barbecue For Earl Cash Is Slated Saturday. a neral W hite fficial Good-Will! isit To O f f ic ia ls Pilot Club Hears Inspects Judge Housholder Local Soeak On Juveniles Armory Seminole County Judge Krnrsl llousbnlder spoke to mentbei* nf the Pilot f'Uih at their dinner Brigadier General Robert 0. meeting held In tbs Yacht Chih \\ bile, srrompsnied hy Captain last evening on "Juvenile Legis. Johnny Kinfcltrk, I'nil Advisor, lation". 154th Armored Infantry Battalion, Judge Ilmiihnldfr Htrd lhe de- nnd Captain Joseph D. Bryant, pluiahl* conditions 'which nowCo Commander, Company B, cxi*t wherein juveniles that have IMth Armored Infantry Battalion, been apprthended for various paid an official good.will visit to eauses, at* placed In the county official* "f the City of Sanford Jail berausa thrre is no oilier .Seminole County, and Seminole place for them to go. "They are County School system, placed in th# very atmoaphrr# Arriving in Sanford at ft that we tie trying lo correct 0.r |0ck this morning, General and avoid", lie stated. White first Inspected 'he local 11* urged avery member of the Atmory on Fast First St. which Pilot Club to lend every a*sis- is undeigoing repair*. He said, tom-e during Ihe nrxt session of "The Armory Is looking better the legislature In insliro passage than 1 have ever seen It." of appropriate hills for adequate; ,||* vj„ t ln official# of tha detention homes for Juveniles ss (-ily nf S m t „ „ k pises at 10 will si homes for mentally He- orlo(k , h|, morning in th* Clly rtnged adult# end feeble minded Manager's office si the Clly Hall, children who sr* also placed In Aftillg Mayor Karl Higginbotham, tha county jails because thrre is (-nnlnllisioner flnvitl Gatctiel, a no other ptaca for them to go form#r Commanding Officer of wlilln awaiting entry into Institu. in. 1, 131th infantry Itnllallon, linns. and City Manager Warren K. Juiiga Housholder particularly Knowles. strssied the need for further ap­ General White expressed ap. propriation* for an expansion pro. . 'gram of. .the . . institution at ( hstta. prer ation for tha cooperation of ' Clly hunches ihn Si-i.nni ine il . v . .1 'hr City with the National Guam hoochce. Ihe .School for Buys si Marianna, th* Farm ('otnny at ns lie explained that "My primary Gainesville and lha Girls' Home in pm pose Is tn gel acquainted and Genie. These Inelitutlnns, svhile tell yon how much we apprssrlat# offering every rare that it I* youi (-noperation and assistance. The National Guard today, par. possible la giva in such crowded conditions, are in dire need nf ex. I1nilat;ly In Florida, is getting a pension to ears for th* hundred* littl* hit mure impoitant," GenG«v * > now na lli# wafthig 11*1* »r#P WMly to?* Hi# group throughout Hit »i it is, ha amphu. »'’■ t*urm>*e of lh« National Guard If lo servo the Riats, Mr*. Ai“~F. Ifillil;—"piiTgiam-— Wa ai*» iiii’h'r^ U pel the Ns. rhslmisn, Inliodiieed the iprnker. ttonal Guard units well trained Hr* Hsrvey .Swenson presided mid rapahlu of meeting any nituaover lha meeting. Plan* w<ie lion," he entd. completed for th« rlidi’a Following , his visit with Ihe ),t*!rr h.gg #*le win, h will Us City Commlsaioneri end • lly held Sstiirtlav, March 31 ln fnmL M,n(,gar, Geoeial Whit# met nf Sesrs Store. Menihr** wilt j BmP, Singletary, Chief Deputy meet at Hi* hnmt nf Mr*. II. h. j0r sheriff Denver Cordell who th# egg#. ^ Wlli llna|,|a („ he in his offire for Chapman Friday night tn prepare tim, morumg's good util visit, anil The Pilot Club will rondurt ilia chairman of Ihe Seminole t'nunlv '•Faster l.lly" sale on Saturday |t0M)<| „f CoinmlJsioner* W. B. for Hi# Faster Seal tliiva nf Miller. which Mrs,.. Harold ,, , While* vls't slid , , ... . Appleby , ' (ounty. . , I* , Geoern chairman for „Somlnol* , , ..... , ,,n,, . c . , , rlu ii-il n slop at th# Office of th# Mrs. Swanson rein nih-il mem, , ,• . . . , ,, , , hen to prepare flva copie, of Huiierinleiiilent nf Public Instruc. lino where he met Ituyhum T. llieir yearly report ami hand to Mllw'l* and Principal Harman tier at th* husmes* minting April Morris, 10. Th* local Armory, which Gen­ eral White Inspected, It being re­ Women Are Urged painted end remodeled inside. New light lug fixtures am lo ha In­ To See Cancer Film stalled. Tha nvrrall rnsl of tha projrrt I* expected to he approxi­ Tomorrow At R ilr mately (6,111)11. A film "Self Rreasl Examina­ A feih'ial Inspection will he tion" on cancer will he shown tn'nind* of the Annfonl Armory all Interested women lomnrrow April 9 hy officials of thn Third morning at 16 a. m. at the Itiu Army Henilquarters, Fort McPherTheatre with fre* baby sitting aun, Ga,, at which lime »h# emuservlc# offered by the F*»lstile1,,|PlP fa,-llille» will he Inspected Nursery on the rorner of Fifth iurlmllng admlnlstrntlun, supplk' 4, and Palmello, rquipinent amt troops Thla all Impnrfanl life saving" film will last one hour and Is sponsored hy the Srmlnolo County ADDITIONAL I.OCAL NKffI Unit, Ameriran Cancer S#clrly. Alt women who have not tern It ON PAOK TIIRKK are urged to annul. Easier Seal Funds Are Growing Slowly i #d Local Democratic Executive Group Set For Rallies The Seminole Couniy pwm<iere«,, lie Kxerutlve Committee Is all | a l end plans have been compt#ted for one of th# molt extenafv# series of rallirs ever tn he htld In Semlnol# County'i potflical hit* lory. ;) Aiming at having tha public lit* formed nf each candidate* plat# form hefor# lhe May 6 Democra­ tic Primary, practically t y t t f section of th# county hai b##n included In th# Itinerary nf rail#! which will glva each candidal# a» opportunity to speak and to Vole*' his platform and aspiration*. Tha lead off rally will b# held In Sanford at III# Semlnol# County Court Hmia#, April 3. In order, ralllea will b« held at Fake Monroe, April 7; I.ake Mary, April 10; Fongwood, In th# town park. April 12; Rear Fake, April 17; Allamont# Springs, Aprfl 1»( Paola. April 30; Fern Park, at thn Prairie I.ake American l-egioi* Hul, April I t; Oviedo, April Mi Geneva, April 27; and again la Sanford, May 4. official* and' rommlile# mem­ ber* nf th# Semlnol# Couniy Dam« norallc Kxecutlv e Copimilte# hava urged #very eiliten lo allentl m b or mor# et the rn 1ties* in that tk#y ran talk to and hear lha varinti* candidate* for local nfficai la th it year’a political campaign. Speaking will begin at each ral­ ly at ■ o'clock )n thg. evaniae,. There ar# M local eandldataa In tfie various races for county pf. fleet, four candidate* for Hi* House of Representatives, and two eamitnale#-lor tile Aenativ, l/wa! candidate* will he given preference and will apeak first, Janie* l^c, Chairman of thn • Semlnol# County Demoeratle eae*'Wlv# Commute# said at th# last Hireling uf Hi# group. However, candidate! are taking advantage of every opportunity In speak before local groups through­ out Hie eotinly with many of then* conducting tloor-lo-door oainpalgns to irqualot local elliien* of their platforms and personal riesireg, j Hog Pen Escapee Creates Uproar I ; A wild boar was reported «4i Ihr loo*# last Aelurday nlghl about II n’rloek In the vicinity nf Five Pointa^hen residenli’-BO* lifted th# Seminot* Ominty Shnw iff* nffie# that th# rambling anU mat was ransacking garbage rang and rlctnnraliilng th* neighbor# hum!. - | Hie snorting, eraied anlmairoa* sorted on th* highway giviiig De# pidy .Sheriff's a merry rhase until he was lassoed, roped and fclleif along tlus shoulders of 17-92. Willi thn exprrinr.** of a ranches Ihe Deputy Sheriff# circled, lha rope around what wm thought la hr a rluiire wild boar lit foe-anF 1 lurk)aril barbrrua. I How over, any thoughts of R tarty morsel of barbecued nun and ham were shortly di*p*lle«| when « nearby rasldenl walked u;i and claimed the animal. It wad iro escapee Irom a roadside hoi p rn . T 1 The grur.l.ng, atoning begj( "#• liaulrd elf in his pernianert plain of a bud# on a two wreeled ran, neatly ho up ami proparlF nslrained from Ida nelghburhotd highway rs'-ajj.ide. Florida May Wind Up With Record ’j j TALLAHASSEE HR- On the has •la of preliminary figure* relea|*<4 yesterday, Florid* appear* likelg la wind lip with a record real** (ration of about P i million volerd for the May prlmariea. •• r • A tabulation by Secretary n| State R. A. (Iiay ahnvved that Flora ida had 1.1M.3M regialered volara at of Feb. 1, Since regUtratlon book* for th# May • and May 2f prlmariea don't elos# until April T, this total prq&. ably will b# boos led by 230,(W (• loo,on*. This waa th# first lima FrH.-1 registration tot ala her a baas takaa. ft waa one of the raqutf#* M A W f J - Y U U ) b u t a s t fun bsrhsautaj. ( S U f i Pbo to ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 27, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 27, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dbca1b3b3f0669b78eba5c5d0fd0ccd2.pdf 02c606f76a6dbf47e6e6971c2dc98cde PDF Text Text • - f "l i t « r Double Feature f Florida CYPRESS GARDENS B eautiful Flo w ers Thrilling W ater S k iin g and , Lo vely /Models A Pose for Your Pictures i �,W l — llm AN 9 IN B E f lS N lie f r r IM I1 .T n ic w n p a p c k W eather t& f a i r and ■ Mill* w arm er fo* m s hi with low .70 In I t ; Turn* dav partly rlnudy with ilnw ly rising tem peratures. * m k V O l.l'M K X L V III F t s la h lN h e d School Teachers [ To Get Raise t Seminola County xchpol teache *. w ill rereive an adjustm ent in th eir s a lx r ic , am ounting to app ioxlm ately 1300 for the 1950-57 *rssm n when a request mini* by Seminole County Superintendent of Education H uybuin T . M llwce ju-d the Seniinolo County School Beard for a ISO,000 appropriatmn from Mr# track fundi was approved at a sprrinl meeting of the Srnimoln County Hoard of T h r Sem inole Hitch School C it In' County C o m n m 'i.n ir n S.«tur day fili-n CluH i o'l n Superior ...... nine. ratnii* at the nTiminl d istrict con­ M ilw re told the Board of Comtest held for C la ss A . II «ml C « “ It hm fcrctMtsr i»»*« r i . arhnnl, in th* |,li«»rirt in Dovtona n r F r id a y , at the Penhmly Auditor* »tr\ fnt u% »« •♦s»! r ,|r ;v \sp h'*p« in \p ril, to hav# tit'Hrr (urn. The girls and "H 'T .im Anns'" • Ir nti|i1"ynirt«i a t ninny tnarh* i‘i« i t jvi^sjhlr for thr n r it trhool hv Stringhnm i and Vn< T h a n k s" tty Pearce The iii'lce* y . i r Th«* Sptnitiolpa C f’iio»y #o liked the rltoru* that they n^kM im o llie Recce W hittle, d u rcto r t f i'lr n t of INiiihi* Instruction, in r s ia i em rnf, loM tHr to present them at the F e stiv a l |iic|in it‘«| from IHt? Kftn ■ •I;i Concert held that tiielit u-itur 'h r lion Ml, I il it nt 11til Vo iii mtion «)unv that effect of minced Iiy;lit * to ...... ’ ll ■Ncr'iM Ofit*' Count itifil*1 Countyv la u mmkitig pyrnkiitig mu jin ff* fC* the moods of "D ream S o n s". A mass rhortis of 1.500 hoys fort m n ip g rah lf to any county In Sxijs!t*f in ntlFnY< triri7 In in # anHeavorin* to r>rn_ pro. and girl.s sang in lha rn n rcrt re. lb* Slu presenting -7 d e e ( lub*. I tie \ i lr un AitequAtf pn’iiry «« hriluta \ |«pt« x Hiuit***v g irls chorus is now rlig lb t* to slug f 'i it4 tmi'Her* . <«f th«* I*»tm1 f u r if n t rxprii*ff a' the State Contest winch f t'MIIf ■I of fieli| in Tam pa ts i h t**iic, fh rv im»>iu '\ in th'F ’i..■ i -fiti1111r Si hrnr»|: I11*»111 vv 11! t»# v i l! ir a t* the last part of A pi it t ■ i i i | for Itlltl tit t infill! miliilliL'l. to compete in the fival*T rm m e W v a lt. a student of ' T"h* Ho\r | of PiihMi foatruryioioo under ' l ' * t V arg u M ’t Itas's It.in it to. V |pfv » y ft # f o m r t 1• !„ . , , reived the Superior rating Iif. it of ?0 fniI|a for 1bo with his piano ao!n of t hnptn a it pom t ifio of rh<» school*s fVf * T antas'e Im promptu ' /) nM'iU 11®ft r # 11«oil f rt '**^i p |*f**iu on 1 The Seminole High S'hnn! M u . tiM.-hfrC aalnripi it. th« p ran 'iil J.l file r C lu h singing. " L a i'ln in d * " tjioo. and a " t Legend" hv T*chin ko . "In »pit# t*f thi'i effort, *t \ s< »kV n ueivrd the to .1 highe-t CiMIfiMO* 1tl t h|. Slrtto pRV « tiO. to a Superior. Excellent Tit»■' pinning true hr t x%11 h * l y rn r rlo. also were given F v r e llr it l in g r*«o tii.11r* monay t ti Soitmuno, a i it ht readmit. a id j 2‘I ro 'io tiri pny a hiifh**r The Ilo y 'i d e e Cluh recene.l ino\ iinnm. 57 v oitnti*** >n i b » Sto ly K xieU rnt ns they satis " f ' a I' . o FtOgipniog h-Hcfir-i v ilh no tiy in v ' and "H u n ter's .. ....... M \ hygri'o muff thou Sonnoolo Saturday morning the , ..... i*'s unit hi rruintioi poj o higher w ere hca^d aln] Mt-e Pat Hal rnoYtiiHim tn jto n , W esley I'ces and K “n"W ith t hr t, hnol poptHot loo Inpeth Ram sey all received K see||. r m t sing" ol I h<* coty nf a."i,» r;i| enl i atmtfs. T he Sernlnoii II nth I'lMidl i*i| now r hllilrfU o y fo r, mml School Mixed ensemhla al*o r e . trorhftM rvtirin g , olhm * moving reived Excellen t. »i b it . , A l l Atill tniiie U'nv iiu* h it Sanford la in U« B t la c s j;rofo%tion for mnr« lurrotlvo p u d . arhoola." • Mon*, if w ill )\* ni'roaiary for thf c • oi1 io pi nx iill’ for an c t .in o ti' l i.* In * 'i ..r if 1*, jt+ ii11" "t t ^Jt i 11 In,' f In* i n siting i**nr* Th* irfor v, ii bn. In rm i1e Of ♦** nry fio o rotilit v *• r o 'ft .1 i * i*. i* n u n •> ft I t-, t \ i ■ . i *4 V%tf F» f, PM - i 1it \ Itig, ,vM ro i.iiii" g poi Girls' Glee Club Receives Superior Rating At Contest , SANFORD. F1.0RIDA 1M * !U O N D A Y . M A R C H ^ v; ffltfl'A it ; Vi r: * - -»■•i» - I f c : • ,; y C * 113 New Members Are Registered : In Safety Club a ?? c . ' iPQ' ** U *i ' l Mure than run children turned nut Saturday mnrnlni; (nr lllr fit si hii< etenl In hr enim eil hv m ini hers id the tliry rle S.ifetv Cluh ^ , Spnitsured by Hie Sanford Police Depattuii'ttl, a w iener ro a.l w.t* held ultleh alliitcted 11.1 ad liiuuuit nteittliers tn reai«tei for Hie h iryrle safely nm aniratinn and moie than 2ti0 of the children who were al tra il! reg lsleied in two p ietiu u * meetings held in Pint Mellon Park al the lakelcont. |* ^ * . i , , ^ i <L\\ * ‘ ti>i f- *.> ;r i I N o. BL A iw n c iiit v d P re su i l.e n e e d W l r * Krider Proposes ^Extension Of 17-92 Across Lake Monroe • .v •• .• 2 6 . IH.tft A Altamonte Springs Attains $500 Quota For Fund Campaign ( s p a i k e i l h y a h i c s r l r a a f e l y r .in i y sketch of the pc i;> .-ed new patgn m f u r of Sanfoid s pullin' ,o uie would Ini hide > causew ay srhuols, ehihltan lutnrsi mil lor llte K ritlrr's propoial which Is shown gel logelltrr with gintd weather e -ewhere on the front paga nf liigltlv in la to r of Hie jucressftil lodav s .Sanford Herald, Yv v'- V A proposal tn extend 17 »2 from Kreneh A ieitU f a rio *s l.ake Mon I roe and into V n lii'ia t minty by En terp rise and l l r l i n it to jmn i the pre.enl highway ahont (wn m iles south of ftr.m ie ( ity was made puhlte lit Jiiltn K ru le r Inday The proposal, said K rn lrr. Is made to the I .one Bat ^e lltgitwat planning l onitm ’ iea headed hv .1 Mrs Mden t. B rid g ers, ch a ir* llr.xilrv ttdham laid K rid e r man of Hie pita fund ratnpalgd "T h e re is nn other su.sser lot u« of iltn 'senmuile i nunty Ch ap ter here in 'sanfoid and Seminole M IC. nut tuner s that ihe Town o( Count' ” hr . a i l ' 1 s c do not U ia n io m r Suciiict h it attained 111 want In he Its .passed null a high- iWO quota for the HIM fund ram * tsay that would take all ira ffir paigrt. i atsav from Hie f | h and e o u n ly."| 17m Bet John W. Clandv. p«»* K r ii k r eoinmeated Dial the pro i„ r „t ,|ir renowned Mtamnnlo Jui-ed mine foi 17^2 ' would m ake Chape), m d rtlairm an nf Ihe Red possible a Ih in u th w a * that ran cro ss In Ihe Allam onte dltTatorl, , , , , , as a Irih u t.irs In Ihe prn | . a t . (hat th» rreslil jo es lq h*x fwiircl Itirripikt Ihrftugh ('rn tral rn -rh airm an . Mrt. T a rl.ila W, ytorula and elim inate am possi •Set mnur hut Mrs. Set mnur i i v i Me fears of » fe d e ra l highway that It was fir rla o d y 's Inspira* hy passing San fen l " itonal leadership that spurted her v venltira . ■ K rid e r «aid that th* proposed Patrnlm an B»w B iillrr in rh arg r route would lacluil* a rau»rwny of the Sanford Toiler D e p aitm rn l tu e r l.ake Monroe beginning at tueyrle safely rantpatgn. I’ altol Hie font of Treiich \tenua at man l.eo Hock, Mr* F ra n ce s Mur l.akesliure ll'n iletard xslilt'll rould ta t, nriiinatot of Hie tu rie le s a le li lie coitsliueled ai nilninuiiii r n .l cluh r lea fur San lo id and Seniimde lie *aul ' one nf the main .ult an C u tin h , and Mrs Anne Mltehel, lages would he Hie fact Hint all chairm an nf tin- P T V s.if civ nun limlerliHs nilltd he pumped nul m illrr . lomoil .^AnfnrH 8ihonl* tn of tlisa In k y w ithout ant rosl at lit*h.11f iif lui'i clf* u if r h riimI ini ili'H hov * ,tnil an Ii tn Hi** i‘i rnl. a ll. nn In ,u rr e s s In a ra re w h e r* all Hie mhls wer# again*l Ihem . 'Hie lit iIw town is also being ran* ia«sei| for a ipo rsio rh iirrh ,ehno| bmlrtinf fund. Mrs Helen P assm an snd M r*. .1 H Rohects were the first work* r r i In lorn in their kits. Although Ihe uitnla for Allam nnle Spring# has l»een leaehed, Mrs. Seim n u P staled Dial il has not yel been fully eantassesl, bid plans ir e In contplela the rws-erage bj Matrix II. i At a emt tile pm a re s* m eeting held al the Sanford riffle* M arrb j 2t', Ii was fniia*) Dial the rn u n lE as , whole is lagging pitifully slow la Its M 070. tidal quota. A * Mareh HI. t l . 4.11 M * n d ep o iila t.t in tkj* e.l In ths* -*»ma. ratnpatgn h^nk hank accm accm inU int, 1 ,1 ITv wit Hi# t l VW pledg# nf Ihe San* lord N’.iv *l Baa# making a tnl a I o£ X? 731 flfl j Ibid #f tbi« amount wa« hrnugtil in h r Mra. Stanley h o n i‘fq-fkl, ehairm aa of tha aouth .V m ln n lt llvtstnn 'fr* . Rlteabeth Pud.*., heird of (h# Ntavia group repnrled hy l# l# . phs’iie that tfm had cstllerted 1170. a nf M arch M Mrs. W. n Meek of itvledn had lust begun Ihe ra in p.s‘gn there. T h is arnup is alssy hettig e a n ia sse il for a rlutrch fund. Acrnrdm g in M n , D airy KitCsi. esei uitve si>erelary of ihe Aanfortl nffire (seneva has rollertcd ape Vtn al<rin.ile lau ie s.,ld K in le r \«'iwimy Ihr .^anfonl l*«»lirr Me would mean ihe p u ieha.e of rs T H E P im i'lt S I II F i l l |{ I. V S K m u le of I r P'i ar.cns, I atkp Monroe fim n Ilia font of Ihe F'leiu h p u t m in i in fmni*»hin4 hnl dotfR. p e n sile rigid nf way prtiperi) plus Vte. I hro11MhWaV tn jnin a Volusia County Road at E n te rp rise and Ihe present m ute of 17-112 two fnei that Ihe proposal made ni!H think* mnd i*nlAto fh>p* fnr *III!' •’ • ••” r,” / onlcs south of tiin n g e t itt . ptopuseil hy C n m n ilain n ie r John K rid e r, the new route would lie sh n rlrtMAi vumv Nrhi Mnlny mitiM mi*jn llinl fitHiiK n\pr Salnrd .i) • wiener ru enetl hy a n prosim atelV fnut m iles, I n o A11.i lit ir tiisiAt Isinf main Im r* llo lllin ; t'nuipaiiT, la iic ll's Store, vt«ni1tl hr i*lnnmalf*«l l.ay Hot.Ho Chip Company an.I T h r four I,m in i nf 17 07 from Hunter Ire and Fuel Co. Smiffinl to OrlaaHn hu i alrratlv i pn V" flCirC T n . w r U l r i * . ,Xe. lirrti in p r o ir t i-iiil Krltl»*r aticl ge.snl H llrscll I'aAilt. D#‘ l Serge.till iti.’ iir i |iro|Mi*i! mmiM fiir.m thr F,s|elU .leiinlng* Halrulman lien rojitlim .it 11m of Hti» rout# ovtffj ' flii'ter end l.eo )|o< k w .i.c Hi foi I ,iikii \ 14ii11«nf* M r i i nt»rri F in, r hand In a*si«t m lbs’ re g tsll* ' inn pi p c , lir ll.it ▼, <li *ngr f i l l Mr of lours and ■< Is a* “ ell as In |.,tni| j i ml |)eii t*1)1 Him t I i Mtlli * A uital nf II ralfies will h« helil roti.lorl Ihr In <pei' inns sml sale's mnHrm In u lria v » i i » h lr of linnill ■i Armmole Crmnty pi mr tn d s v . ' s fnr those lotnlng 'ha h n .iilr *iw llir hr.iv irAl D e m o rra lir Hum at r of May a ar , . f r ' » gim,|i 'Plr lft*1n>1 F * * ! f t V m r i'f S r r i l l i r nru font# n ro lif roiinrrt lit. . 1. i safe! ami 'eg lEHtshtPi* % R tllh im rr ■r ‘ . is ,| h v m<fvicif* cording to a decision reached hi with i \ «xI•i «i n f on m y fo.it! .it Kn > i |» ^sMIilltisIfB Ci*-m- f \m *»flf 1' 1’ •) ifiif fhr S^mlivnlv> rn iiP iv r» i .f r At is.ts weti- hell i It nut II 'n l? Ir» pt i u* ami Mr fl,i11 Ilia Seminole I nunty Iu-nioeralir ( silrrailv in ilf tsH fc (Hunt If1A (fi Jil!> Hi.il ( P iifi'f \t nisterial A sson alion n i Ini k Saturday morning with Ih r tir E if r u t iv * ro m m u ih #, ie«i«l to ii *r *nH ninfino# llintnirh until* rl*ti** n.il Hi's** R .1r p Tfsi^k Fun Ha f-ir w.ll hr held i l t !A l m . Sunday, F .x e ru tiia C n m m ille a » hieh m rl wierin roasi gelling im ilci'w*y al d a r loaf a fill Ha* In* n F rid a y night al the .Seminole t onn r ju a i i ‘ ‘n a l |>< p*» « n u *cf|in **i and '»*i!l !►<* hi*nl T^'iir^ Sprit I. at 'he M emorial Stadium . with the . .s .e i .n c e n f ' l ' I A noon Will, « ” ',l"w» I ty Court House, »<l Itf I ti m H im ril i*f P u b lif I i i t t f u r * ritfhf nr-M jiit w#mH !»• av a ii.in ir I *hip o< l.iicrtn** .^tnna. ShM Hav. April t) Ni mein hers l Kin that 4 poitinri nf |h|f finiij i>«* M ellon'iHe Vve . with Ihe Rev at low rust also said lh a l A. H Peterson J r . ( om m itleem en and rom m tltrr Thf» hihir»« lutn rri .SMturH.iv T^rV ' II e a s the h llg e sl liutinid so Spear pastor of thr u u m rn from rarlt nf ihi p r e n n c i. •nommi: whrn .iltni silinl Ini liH ii’d 'ilu tiir nvH Hubert II niMm ** P’ T il* new e.iiisew.ie and 17 V repm led he telephone that th# Following tHf of th« (ar 0 our m inpaign In pruitmle l n f Chutch nf lha N araren r, pre'td rnitto would rediie* (lu> m ileag e, Nan ford Im sm et, district which m .Srrninnle t'outltv, making up ihe T\ I'mttifr* lurrifrl nut in brjim •<> BnarH o{ Tounlv f n m m iM io n m d n r a (if in * I ru t t k *i i n 1 p r Ills ' I 'e .afelv , ’ Chief Rny Wit thi* in u n ty m btiul xt**ni. ’ helacn n O iu tg e f t t r and Sa n fn rd 1 he Is heading has e n lle n e d about I’ tn e r ie .l Srhnql ng and Chaplain L in n Arnold of S rm im ilr County D e m u n a tir E s e at nh«Hr ^ r i a l rnwHOR la^t SM hams ,au l riti- p rtip u ju il In n p iii opr tat * hv as nun Ii is four m iles and l i t ? nf the Itvud huMnesa quota, Ihe Sanford N aval A u xiliary Air ru liv e Cn m in ltlee. IteaH r e m a r k ,1 (, t, UM|i,l l r the ladies' mb In nrHay morning, B illhim ar asul "We are ama/ed al the Fig turn 1stirug tr.illic dii»#l into Hie N.io M r. Philip M arr. Sanfnrd rn<l•T h e president nf the la'ngwnnd f’ "' I'.i low, S i.h iiu . n ot , 1,* .n en ker fr,m ' **hn will speak at he,tulif>, hui la th e r, of the o t ,.i t olar . r 'e iil " I'alrsilm eti foid a ic ,i with uu winding aiuuml di iitt.il leader reported lhal she h a t f ham her of Com m e n e as well .!« "» <ipp"'»D«n <"•». meiniow , of S ...... „ ' . ni) lha cnm.ng ra llie s. H m e rre ,. |- f'A look ,l ................ lien llntlci rem .liked Ihe Seminole High Sc hi ml hand _ . . . .. , .. ’ , m em bers nf the rnm niittee anil H-nttl «f County < ........ _ , , , ... E a ch ran du lale, making known a rlte s In sprig Hie hug,, la w n 1 And Mrs F ran ces M u riae said Ihr pre-ent mu * which I* not null in tleclril ahnut $3lkl of the St309 dangerous hut wauhl he e a p e iu n e rrsiile n lia l rpinta other rm ie n s in lha ares were e»s or from Dm sm all audience Ern e s' nw e>, i t i e i or, | j,,, rrg *rd in g the mimher of *hd l» put th* r n n t le ie Howe . . We am pleased with the mint her t lo n lin s r d un I’age Eight) • In Thee l« Ciladnes*" U r* E , D. Scott and Mrs. F r * 4 ... . . . , . M n drvrlnp . n u llif ie d and tba meeting ar rallies in he held and the loralm ns boxes m shape for plant, ug n il nf. rhlhlM’ii "hn are ie ’.|niudiiig In 1 m sn i and '.tr a il, J " y nf Man's The proposed raute Is lrtrperied * h n head tha out I yin S . , • t nr ltr«»!i|rrx| rxi n mr n airn trq I’ m kins and niher d ern rativr r a n g e d , i where they will he held preferred flo w rrs mn rim iM .s n «r» nrnmuip h i r j r i r . , , . ’ D eiirm g ' ( B a r h i The rlu n r rtf rest deni 'at group had nn report, The meeting s i I B illhim er . . 9 1 to HrJi'V w ul# <M»prfii .il from >in as m *ny rallies as psi'rihle and plants. i.if r f ) lha sama school under ihe direr fnrd. Serntnn'e and V'nlusia C n .o ' ' rl fin e d FT P alm er. Bnaprl w ill b«s nn the C' »ning nf Ibe said, "1 will ,h>1e by the wi h« 'IT ’ F re d (7« is,i .i , c ' m " >o m nf _ I.o* Of Ml • O ili* Ree.e Whittle ties where ih# problem of r ■ Ittemlier, w d| co ver the h’lito a H eeg u lsr n sa m h e r nf Commeere of th# co m m itte e '• lha heau tifieiiin n rnm m "e e n< , _ . <i jit sing U enes'h th« C re ss nf Bvestting. hill tn t'ssd of bqsinr' vtding a Ihrnuglvaay has b*^u a Pons r alrar south on Froaeli ■Itidj. E Ernaat HmuhoM er., nn un fit nr ^ T . t .U. f School - a . - tn , hand m — D lafwC Cwf O rl- Om SwpI ' C- O k sexjs4. ililVBl ritrnn'JT'TTr X-a.S . m s Jrsm " H la r k w r i and "R ue, A ra. Irnmadiafaly. at tha ffnijp, csnrhd ate, will be fom plex nna poiad in fha rom rn j p rim ary Mid . " M ,h * A * A r n e '• fV n rm a n t The R * r . O te* Tb# N a tro d i n slew u n d e r P ro f, htTodueed and asked tn sgieak i T h a nketeh nl tt># prnpewd the rom m iH ee and the fgroup , ,, . A f K lW Q n iS C e lU b roup nf Jvy W ash inigt on. N’ ncrn. tsss ter W fla n k , pastor nf the fin e Speaking at each nf the rallie* Ham iti , ruflf^M Miirl <nfi H nuk% mute and r.tnxessay show* ih.v 7 S C nm m s h a t pot hoen h a a fd ti'll M ission, will read rnm T II Mire rim nf ihi* Sufi* mr<*»iriE* *»*rf. ffllfUa In 'he the Seminole C ouni's I . scheduled for >1 p m e arl, lodged m , , , . ! rrre r r si .t B ila.ip p tu *»•»«"«. » Tea......... . tiilales. These .......................... , P fv r,, ................. .. two bridges would ernss the p ie.e e ' f s in n r r * H rftk rh rnifh b riH stcening during the .rhedule nf 'a il V u q rd av afte-ioon changed 'he S rtip lu re lesson and nlfer rallies are very im p o ru m tnd h*> s coffee during the nnue-ng ehannels, ledlt nl sullifien t In ig'tl 1J rallie s, he laid B illh im rr slat « u h "H ns.esslnn nf illirit moon. P r a s r r le d hs lh» r*^ r f j r h l n * With tim e o u t fnr lunrh the sprig MiMrirfA in Winter M airn ib irh rH in allow a rim stanl flow of wait j a x CoJIertnr John ad that ih r rx are Inral eantlt- shine w hiskey" ■aid S h crff Den- S C a rn e fu . paator nf the C h ru lia n f.allow as ring nf thy arlinnl law ns <nntimicd o lid tn a d d r r .i Ihe Sanford K i w ains r r a f l l r a f f i c hsilh nf plea Mira boat, ^ and M issionary A llia n ra Church. ,| „ 0 upoppo,*,) , it .j d ales for Ihe »*naie »et, making v rr Cortlell. sugges’ throughout Hie d as. nmel.ng fi^tallrt ■ d ie rongtegalmn will sing ****»ir»»v • that local ram bdalex .1 Tvi'fi r»H# irf*11txn jtit*P, nr*** n’v n ,l total of 32 ram iid ales wlm po. ha he*nl “ Tills lx re.illi going to tie an Kruh'r said inslaT lh al Ihe pro . ilb lv will nl1 i*.»rh nf II m* fI n n i t v t«j * full uml I'b** 1►• lire I .old Is Risen Tw lav " Fnr flt, , 4| ) h f , r a ttra c tiii. soli.ml when the mi ll *"* "TditCetlay ..I Hie Vacld Club ( r d should hr non. lhal deni u H In*. P A f n f Pi.ipUin r i l l il* a In r iP i v m vijim t’ «a.fl f«pSI n r n i nnf i >i altfl • :H M owrter .la n ie i ^ rh a irn 'si. * #l Ibrnugh m ilt lllc ir jut. ’ Mi . Rich ard Packard , a membei nf nniH b * i n"w n tH# Ih iftif "W h it B iilh im cr. |H# lor^I raM*hr|.iir* tbr *iirriff Snerial sers ir e , h«> e been filaiV y ., of lha rnm m ittea aatd T h a i Xa< M * f* * r F i Reynolds laid .Saturdav 'he Klwama Clilh'a V g ririilln re and tm m ediafa alleulinn for the nod w ill b* fiv a n aa opp^muniiy to a fiva gallon Jug of mnonihm a ,h * RaeurraeUon Maana ' ' alwaya been our pofkce with lew 4* ,h * *'Jrv*y#<1 tha plana nf lh * \ Conaervalion Com m ute#, will In e rn u e lln n nf our Cen tral H o n da ned fnr Ihe Sanford Ere# Melhcktllt apsMk flryi. w hiskey w as found on property j Tha puhlte M bivllcd. and a* exception! " j chu rch Ihia erening. Tbe K in g 's 4r*>up. j troduce the ip a a k rr. The mcoling. n ng in ally srhcdtil ndjnerut In VVeshiiifflnn’ i w hlrh large rrowd is expected Mem H erald , O uariei alnns with Resr. The schedule of rallies, apprnsed V. rd (nr the Rear Lake a ir s fnr | , molee mvesligntloti hrr« nf ihe T n III V and the Key 1 E B urr will base r h .ir je nf Hto A pril 13 w ss rlinitgcd tn April \V a,tm ig l"n " a , reiessrij u n.lrr d u b nf Seminole High will arl rs wrung service M .c JT, raid B illhim er. I Fond a i ushers Thr groun. on an » , tended Spring Innr through Kenl'v-V'’ S'nrlh fa ro * line, lienrgl i and Flo rid a. rrpr#« d l i i ' k ’d.;, • >J • rnl D rren v ille Cnlle-se (7rre n y lllf, s "VA IHinius f J r r -*rs,'111e Crillr>:e Is opy nf ihe f re* M*'hmli il Ch'ifeh '*•11 >r eolleres. Fn It v srrre d ttfd in ihe North Central A tio cia llo n h£ Srhnots »r*l C n lle je s. Tin* same quartet with Ihe at* replinn nf Ihe first lennr who has since g ra d u a 'e l i .sited thix v ie s two t e a rs ago T t * hvmli# and anspel snugs nf Th# K in g 's Heralds wnn ih e lr w »< into th# hearts nf all lhal heard and m a n / lnia-ip aie iheir return lies I. F B u rr w'in served *1 Chaplain at Henry Ford s Cam p fur hoys fnr H*n years in Desiw horn. Michigan will bring lh# VIrs R A. floodspcril Inld nf the piloting message. Although young rnnrern of the r o m m illrr over *h» in years the Hpv. B u rr has servatl fart lhal ihe en m m illre ’ h*. a number nf te a rs on a pastoral# neser been ronsttlted when a va during which lim e he mad# h r# caney n rru rs in an appointive nf m issionary trips ahrna 1 . . , on* fire.'* However, no rlisrusiion In K urijpr Itt 1!>,W and th# other grety mil of Ilia alalrm e n l. In Smith A m erica in 1!>V3. Service a P rio r In the huatneaa se-slnn eon litis evening will hegin al 7:38. All sidering Ihe proposed agenda Inr ar* Invited tn attend. ihe meeting, two nest enmmdte* m em bers w er* elected to m tm h»rA B O m O N A L U K U L M EW S SALLfBB A l l MET AT Friday wlght’a Sentlnol# Ctunlv Damoerktie ExeetiU'’# Pommittfe meeting. ihtp from D istrict 1» T hev were A 1*1* » O R R A P K T V 1 Ronnl# H a ll. R a y M » r r a r J r . , tn d Pn)te« O tla f B o y _ H_______________ 'llllam # bit# _______ into • P A S S B IQ H T m m i Low, attadulg la xhown i j ha announced ta« relliex to b« held throughout ,lhe county. tS u fl # V f e . loaephtnt AaerutA and 0 B 1 A n ^ ^, t u r ^ *y 7 jg g jf V f c O t o g a i e t y ( C lu b ntecticg. Tb*. Sanford Pollc# Departm oat sp o n -^ [ i U U ib w - Longwood Raily Is Set For April 12 i k i h h k x . .vv: SNAAS Chaplain Is / / Rallies Slated Speaker At Easier Before May Primary Sunrise Services Pinecresl P-TA Fathers Turn Ou! To Beautify School Mem Is Charged With Possession O f Illicit' W hiskey Cl breaks ..... a| (|( ,,)mhri„, ^"'1 Q^artCfTo Sifl^r At Free MetllOdlSf >»■*'«’■»- Church Tonight if • 11 a M �i ' 1 ; Ii L •; ■*U.' . i •*£. >:5Y p. * 'V ' ■ ■. A M A Interested In Legislativ Health Matters ■■■ ■ ■ CHICAGO im - W m e w Cmgrits gats a propoea! which sterna to ■mack of geveraiMSt control over the aaUM'i >t«}lh praMsWl, I muadawui srotsai M A H W i i las HHIili Aus. soundis* It# Opolities m unmJatahsMe tem *Does Uis AMA bars tks. atklail right le pluspa as smpbaltaiUy Into controvarilal mattara InvolvIni lbs nation'* health? Did Its founders Intend the AMA Is ha • watchdog; or limply a body da- rCARBPU. TWO USUI I— »— ?/ CKAM3 IN4 © t o p tv* ■■ t ' 0 OWNI voted to education and ysitarab? Dr. Oaoris t . Lull, tbs neostition’i bluff, fiiii! aserstary a*d P ienl masiiar, maintain* tbil U M rfM fi? I W ,{ £ , * • AMA l« tabs ildsa m befllb laauai, , n n a u / i *m A*All mSHT. . hash/ to* [you, i u w* coocsntoatincv iar can't sKiAgro ( SOMETH at au / N T fill KtfW CSCWNS OR.. r r i \ a W TIMM WAMC* > T S O U M ... „ W SUNNlNS W>LP O V IS O* TXOUSLI / I MONdCL.AN'I Sll ISM TH fU A i f AUNS..M ,SUSHW ,A AU MSMOPtU TIMM rsouM mm Nup/T|ltlfl«,mSiM v Tioodti, a u w / A MtfMM.POr/lTHff ISA this is •r'tru. rnvp MUOOUP/J STSANSSI *CW RMETM Iff TUB wPWIfF *»HKXJMOS OP* ^MOMSCU, Dr. Lull, a format deputy aw geos leneral of lbs Army, |osi back to lbs dots of tbs aiaeelatios'a foundlsi-May I, IMT-to luppsvt bla point. On that dsy, the UO dslifatea meellnf 1s Philadelphia, adoptad a code of athlei which aald, among other tblnfil "Ai |os4 fUlsfMi II la tbs duly of phyildasi is bs aver vigils ni for tbs waifera of their commostly and to bear thetr part Is luitsls* lm Ity Inatltutlooi and lurdasa," Ons report, raid to the dale, latai, considered "the espedieney and mods of urflnf upon stats fovarnmenta tbs adoption of mas* lure* fir a riflatratlon of births. m irriogci and deelhs." Another referred to "ths intfficieney of leg* lilatlvs eld In luitalatnf round scientific institutions." Today the AMA pursuei Its In­ terest In legislative health mailers with urrdlmlnlshtd vigor, even though such a course his often resulted In controversy and criti­ cism. Ons racial critical study, for aiam pli, sold some observers con­ sider the asioelstlmi "the most iweriul legUlative lobby In Washsgton." gl The doctori who founded Ihf AMA In 114? ware concerned about the poor quality of medical educa­ tion, the brisk traffic In patent medicines Md secret remedies and Uia lack af a recognised cods sf ethics. Tks ergsniiation dedicated Itself lo this purpose: "To promota the science end art of medicine and the betterment nf public health." To blip promote the science and art sf medicine, (he AMA pumpi M pef cent oPIti annual nine mil. linn rtnllen revenue Inlo srlenllfle activities. These Include selenliflr publica­ tion* for (loriori, annual conven­ tions ar,.l clinlral meetings, medi­ cal exhibits and films, in elaborate medical library and Ihe expenses of various councils, composed of doctors who serve without remun­ eration. The AMA's stand on public health has attracted publicity elnee the organisation daelared war sev■ral years ago on laglilaltvn pro­ posals which It says will land lo "loeiaUtid medicine." This fight reached a peak in l » whin the AMA waged a million dol­ lar advertising campaign sgalnst what It railed "tha danger of so­ cialised medicine and threatening trend toward alata aoelallam." S AH, THCRCS JUST ONE DO ON ALL YOU HAVE TO DO ^ 13 GIVE ME FIVE DOLLARS m MOPE A WEEK ------- ■ ITS PAININO out; DADO* SO W IV E COMINQ IN TXC T O P IA V House NliJ BUT IP 1 GIVE f MDU Five DOLLARS NORCAweeK, V w THEM lew 1 a T’1’ . 1e m vyW » a ? a Buoatr CAM t HELP ITlP'rCUPE Inot AS COOO A J — BUSINESSMAN y r A P fA M f wont balance Is American Race Realizing Genetic H'j New! It's Fast! It's Streamlined THE SANFORD HERALD NEW WANT AD SECTION , a h r a n g e d at-p h a b e t ic a l l y AND BY SUBJECT, IS AS EASY AS A. B. C now FINANCTAE 1—AVOTIOHS !A—PLACBP TO BAT U—IUI1NBJS WANTED I—CARD OP 1WANIS **—IN8URANTB MONEY TO LOAN I —IN MPMOBItJM II—MONEY WANTED i —LOfT AND POUND I—PERRONAL NOTICBS 1A—HOBBIES LIVESTOCK AUTOMOTIVE M-DOGA-CATfl-rBTR IS—HOR1B0—CATTUt R-AVTOMOTIVB BBNTAU t r - r o U L T iT ?—ALTrOMtmVB WANTED g—BOATS AND MOTORA t —MOTORC Y (X E S - B IC T C L U W ant MERCHANDISE ll- « N T ia D M f.V |.IIiIlAA'■_I -4f-.; 1t—PARTS — RRPA1RS II—TRACTORS 4.1—ARTICLES FOB SALB II—TRAILSB8 t4—AI'PUANCBI IA—TRUCES, t&—RUILDINO M A TER IA LS 14—USED CASE IS—BUSINESS BQUIPMBNT 4T-■rURNITL R E HOUSEHOLD G GOODS BUSINESS SERVICES IS—EABM AND GABDBN IS—APPLIANCE REPAIRING la-MACNINBlf-TOOU IS- B EA U TY PARLORS I*—MUSICAL rnmUMSNTB Needs IS—ELECTRICAL Contractor! I I —SWAP u -U B K P c lo th n o M—WANTED TO BUT W r YOU DBTTIND P AWN* MTTM LOS ANGELES l«t - I» tbs American ran* undergoing a gan■lic chinas In Hi farial Chiracterlallci and Inclinlsf toward the recadinp chin type? Dr. Alton Moore, Militant duo of the University of Weahinitoo School of Dentlatry, aaya there la evidence to Indicate that such a ckaaie la taklnf place. The face of Mr. America of JMS may look vory much like Caapar MliquetOaat of JMS. School survey» of children In Seattle end other cities In the nation showed that ?! per cent of hlfh aebool itudqnta had badly allgsad tooth. In moro than half thaae cut*, thli defect cause* disfigurement —uiuiUy a recessive chin, bo said. This, bo told tho Lei Anfttoe Dental Society, may mean ibat we era drifting away from ths straight Roman profile as tpa common slaodard of fgclal bosu* «y. vwgw.rvi WONOMNtl RENTALS »r-BQUStS a»d COTTAGES EMPLOYMENT M-WANTSO TO RENT BEAL ESTATE “-viiiuff M^UUM^ANl' on—w o t f w i ' O. D. rnmfl lie I, first A T ti1* Vi*, mi For to vMti this stem boa consistently obslived ths fmtlowing hour!: Wtrt days f n, m. tn J ill ». m, Peace, Health and Prosperity? If 8s, Ym A rt Iivllad To Vtalt n * UNITY C U S S V A L D IZ H O T EL TU ESD A YS 7:45 P. M, •- 1 �W m ''• iiijp*”•• ‘ fa ............. . ., , . ' rf'-' *>' 'IlvViV J ■ . M '•• Sanford Well Represented At Confab* Held In Tallahassee For Three Days Castle Memorial Church Class ,Has 10th Anniversary Friday •it'« Csnio Mdumrlal Clasi of tha* A*hhy Jnp*. Mr „»;A, Mr*;*'JiJZu F ln t Methodist Church held U« Dominey, Mr. and Sirs, L. W. Tenth Anniversary Party at Mc­ Carver, Sir. and Mra. Eugene Kinley Hall, Friday night. Williams, Sir and Mrs. BUI Kirk, Johnny Saul* waa chairman of Sir. and Mrs. Roger Hirris, Mr. this aucceialul covered-dish atfalr. and Mrs. Blake Sawyers, Sir, and He was assisted by hit wife, Clara, Sirs. R. B. Williams, Mr. and Mra. Roger llarrla, Mr*. Juanita Me- Harold Whittcrn, Sir. and Sira. Knight, Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Cal­ Woodrow Cash, Mr and Mrs. Robert Bennett. Mr. and Sirs. C. houn and Mr*. Robert Bennett. <1 Mrs. Ralph Dean waa In charge E. Clemnur, M/. auJ Mrs. It. J. of the beautiful floral and table Jeflcoat arrangements. The apring motif of Sirs. Juanita McKnlght, Mrs. yellow and green, with yellow Camilla Meyers. Mrs. Wilma Col­ candles, following a "apring Idea" bert, Mr*. Robert Easlcrday, Rus­ waa used. sell McKenzie, Oscar Lee Bass, thu Serving on the telephone com­ Rev, and Mrs, Milton Wyatt, Miss mittee were the group captains In­ Sadie William s, Mrs. William cluding Selma William*, Helen Castle, Tony Rusal, and Charlie Kittrower, Mike Thomas, Barbara Morrison. Clemmer. D o t Higginbotham, Closing prayer was given by <9 Edith Myers, Derleux Dean, Saule Eugene WlUiam*. Williams, Joyce Jones, Nell Touchton. Pat Hatchett, Mnry Forguson. Elsa Forguson. and Betty Glenn. The .Rev. Milton Wyatt gave thanks before the delicious meal BV NAN CUSHING was served after which Charlie Our baseball team is off to a Morrison wts master of ceremonle* wonderful start-two wini and no and song leader for community losses. The team won their first tinging, accompanied by Roger game with Winter Carden 13 to 1 and Wednesday thoy beat Ovi­ Harris at the piano. Brief and appropriate welcoming edo 8 to 0. The boys have been speeches were mado by chairman, practicing for weeks snd It seems Gauls; president, Mrs. Caroline to have been profitable. Wiggins; and etass teacher, Mr*. The three pitchers, Ernie Mor­ Bess Herman. ris, Jim Hawkins and L. C. The Rev. J. E. McKinley told Smith have tho complete support of icveral “lively Jokes” at he says, the team. The starting line-up •■To earn his supper". Tony Runl, includes Bobby Johnion, Robert •‘the Italian hillbilly” tang tongs Cater. John Bowen, Ronnie Rueand played the guitar to the amuse­ si, Eddie Barbour, David Gallo­ ment of the crowd. Mrs. Rose way, Robert Samuel and Edwin Biuthward resd the class history Madden. ®«nd her husband, Ernest, was very Friday was tho day for the entertaining with his hand-quicker- Glee Club. Ever since the begin­ ning of this semester they have than-the-eye magician tricks. The twelve charter members of been practicing (or District. They the class which was organized In performed together and in groups. ISM are as follows: Ed and Elisa­ Tho Girls Glco Club mado sup­ beth Klrchcr, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny erior ratings, which means they Usuis, Mrs. Mildred Await Carver, will go to Tsmpa to compete In Sidie Williams, Kathryn and Mar­ the State Contest; The Boyi mado garet Spencer, Lutlcla Gormety excellent; nnd tha Glee Club Ice, R. E. Higgins, Carl (Buddy) made excellent. ^ifirhultz and Gwinn McCromh. Five Saturday the solos were Judged of the members were present at and have not been announced as of yet. Those singing were Pat the party. The class was named In honor of Harrington, Kaye Jenkins, Wes­ the late William W. Castle and now ley Dees and Kenneth Ramsey. The ensemble which consists of bas approximately ZOO members. Out-of-town visitors attending Pat Harrington, Lois Barlneau, were the llev. and Mra. J. E. Mc­ Sylvia Price, Nancy White, Ken­ Kinley, Fort Plerca; Mr. and Mrs. neth Ramsey, Richard Tison and Park Tyre, Gainesville; and Carl Wayne McCoy sang also. Wednesday the Library CouncU Bchultx, DeLand. sponsored th«lr annual vice-versa Others present were Mr. and “Variety Show.” Boone High ®M Mrs. E. Southward, Mr, and Mra. ffhnol of Orlando presented the Charles Atkinson, Mr.*aha •Afrl. program which featured their _. -V *- . A Jimmy Wright, Mr- and Mrs. A. Future Famers String Band. La­ Calhoun, Mr. and Mn. Jimmy tee, ter this year wa will preaent Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams, Mr. Boon* High Variety Show. end Mrs. Grady Herman, Mr. end March 21 the Library will attend Mrs. Then Pate, Mr. and Mrs. a district convcnllon. Pat Nix, Lamar Echols, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Jerry Huton, Claudetlo Hawkins. Adams, Mr. and Sir*. Johnny Carol McNeil and Eva Spears will Sauls, Str. and Mrs. Mlko Thomu, b* our representatives. Mr. and Sirs. A. 0. Roberts, Sir. I would like to correct a small fhnd Mrs. Gerald Meyers, Mr. and error I made last week. Janice Sirs. Starvln Leddon, Mr. and Klnlaw wishes it mado clear that Sirs. Bob Sfaban, Mr. and Sirs. she Is not the simplest form of Church Bowes, Mr. and Sira, E. animal Ufa, Her part In tho Sen­ Higginbotham, Mr. and Mrs. O r ior Clast Play Is Amelia not Villa Touchton, Mr. and Mrs. "Ameba.” Billy Glenn, -Mr. and Mra, nobert Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dean, Sir. and Sirs. James TerwllJsger, Mr. and Mr*. Ben Wiggins, Mr. and •Airs. L. E. Forguson, Str. and Mrs. Seminole Hi BILK CHIFFON AND WOOL PLAID ar* combined for thla apring afternoon or cocktail costume designed by Roxana. A tla of tha navy and red plant center* th* cummerbund of the, full-skirtad navy dress,. -- Sanford was well represented by three carloads of tsdlea at the 30th Annual Convention held in Tailahnisc* with the national prc. ildetit there recently. Garden Club* covering fit states with mote than fOO.nflO members representing them were present. Mrs. Bfadley Morrow of Green­ ville, S. C. „r.;f Mrs. ’C. J. Scatiders, regional director of Nash­ ville, Tenn. were also among .those attending. From Sanford attending were Mrs. Georg* Robert McCall, the local president. Sirs. L. E. Spen­ cer, director for District 7 whicn includes approximately s e v e n counties; Mrs. B, C. Moore, Mr*. McCall from the Central Circle; Mrs. Sponcer, Azatc* Circle; Mrs. Ralph Beits and Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Cnmcllln Circle; Mrs. Kurlylo Houiholdcr and Sirs. Don Bales, Ixora Circle; Mr*. Charlps Cote and Mrs. Belle Brumley of Geneva, Koto Circle; Mr*. W, II. Garner, Palm Circle; and Mr*. Miriam Vinup Hemerocallls Circle.. There were 382 delegates, 02 alternates 100 visitors, and 43 on tha Stata Executive Board, making a total of 637 registered attending. From 8 In the morning until 12 midnight there was a complete full forum on conservations, Junior Gnrdcn Clubs, landscaping, horticulture etc., for the members. Tho meinl-ir* learned that Flor­ ida had the worst firo record of any state In the union nnd of tha eight million acres set on fir* In tho U. S. two of them wero In Florid*. On# Important thing learned was "Woodman, Woodman, spare that tree, because by 75 you’r* going to need It.” Gov. LeRoy Collins was honor­ ed guest at the banquet. All mem­ bers were then Invited to th# mansion for are eaptlon. Tha table* were beautifully decorated In silver”, one member said. In the receiving Una were Mr*. Arthur *' Arman of the convention; Gov, Collins, Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Bradley Morris, Mr*. C. J, Sander* of Nashville, Tenn, The reception continued until midnight. Preparing oyster stewT Usa elam broth and light cream for the liquid, celery salt and Worce­ stershire sauce for tha seasonings. A little salt pork, ground with beef for hamburger, add* • Juiciness many people Ilka. Rita of salf pork, cooked crisp, makes a delicious garnish for frozen fish chowder. Gives It a homemade tastcl All Calendar LUtings And Society News Are Requested By 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication /Miss Schedule M Pinecrest School ~ Starts Activities Including Council M" ' * Schedule of Min Myrtle Wilson, Fred Rlckter took first place In nom« Demonstration Agent lor the Plnccnost School's first an­ March 28 - April S la as follow*: nual spelling bee on March 20. March 88 tha Glrla1 4-H Clubs Frank Beiecker was runner-up, at Oviedo School wilt hava their These boys will represent Pineregular monthly meeting. Five crest School at the County spelling rlubi, first. rlyh meeting at 1:30 keo. Mary Dee Llbbey, who como a. m. Demonstration will be In third and Christine Krist who “Have Pimples Moved la ea YouT" placed fourth will bo alternates. March 29, Miss Wilson will at­ Others competing In tho contest tend a District Demonstration were Beverly Rumlcr, Robert meeting for Agents ini Orlando. Lunsford, Betty Lou English, Meeting to be conducted by Miss Dorothy James, Marcello Wren, Mena Hogan, Southern Field S h am Hewish, Handy Caton, Home Demonstration Agent, U. S. Jackie Daisy, Carol Adams, and Department of Agriculture. Miss Dlan Aiken. Anna Xtie Sikes, State Home Judges were Miss Georgenn Demonstration Agent will attend Hart, Mr*. Jack Burney, Mrs. tlie meeting. Robert Rumblcy, Howard Gordie, April 3, th* County Chorus will Mlsa Cherry Sinelctary and Mrs. meet for regular practice meeting Margaret Reynolds. at the Community Center on E. Pinecrest Junior High recently 35th Street at 8:30 a.m. organized Its new Student Council The Glrla* 4-H Club, Lake Mon­ and Student Patrol. roe School, will meet at the school ■ Th« officers of the council nre at one o’clock. The Demonitratlon Frank Bcsecker, president: Jim will bo on “Improve Your Acces­ Rliner, vice president: Dlan Aiken, sories,” 4-H Achievement Day secretary; and Jane Osborne trea­ will be observed in the schools surer. Other member* are Jimmy ULOND CASHMERE writs' during the month of April by each Halllgan, Sharon Grandy, Mal­ girl bringing the articles aha has colm McDougal and Jean South­ notched mink collar ta as i In ala coat darignad for Wrtsi completed on her projects, her ward. Those In the patrol are Fred 1933-86. The atatvee. ‘ record book and atory of her Rlckter, Duane Goembel, Brooks pimiicd-up, are allm and work. mod. John Fradartea hat. The Girls' 4-H Club at Paola Adams, Raymond Starnes, Fred McSwain, Robert Beckham, Stan­ School will meat at the achool at Leftover potatoesf Dio* 3:30 p.m. Th* dem.onstratlon will ley Stevens, and Mike Davis. Duano Gocinhol is patrol cap­ ami add to • thin whlta s*u«* be “improve Your Accessories.” with minced onion for a nutriti­ Each dub member will bring the tain and Fred McSwan is lieu­ ous soup. Sprinkle with paprika tenant of tho patrol. articles she has made on her nr minced pnriley before earring* projects, her completed record Or garnish with grated raw Me* book and story of her work. This Tho Ceramics class will meet rot. will be 4-11 Achievement Day for at 7: p.m. at Seminole High ■■■■ ■ . . — ■— » th ? r iv h . School. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY PAAE I Revolutionary, new French Formula liquid nutke-up. in “corrective” sluales • ' V. ’,v V lo j!jve you lrlr eXtjdlr.itc. riidinnily “ulivc” complexion— ’ l 'T? U Wi no matter what y u r skin type! Amazingly easy to apply. . . French Formula blends quickly « screens out nature's Haws. Now introduced in perfectly color-matched shades with “Air Spun”— the world’s finest face powder. Ware Bible Class Holds Supper; Has Business Meet The Ware Bible Class nf the First Methodist Church held Its meeting in SfcKlnley Hall Tuesrf^lay night In tho form of a covera id dlih supper. Hosts for the oc­ casion were Sir. and Sirs. W. W. Tyre, Sir. and Mrs. H. W. Goodspeed, Mr. and Sirs. Ed Klrchhoff and Mrs. C. E. Chorpcnlng Sr. A short business meeting was held before the program after the meal which was presided over by Sirs. Robert H. Reely, In the absence of the president. Mrs. T. R. Butts gave the de­ v o tio n al and the Rev. Milton H. Wyatt announced the services which wilt be held during the Easter holidays. Thoy are at follow*: Thursday night, 7:30 p.m. will ho communion; The Union service will be held In the Presbyterian Church Friday; Sunrise service at the ballpark on Easter Sunday morning 8:30 n.m. then the Methodist Church ser­ v ic e s will be at 8:30 and U:a.m. S u n d ay morning. In the evening the Easter Cantata, which U an annual affair, will be given. Following the meeting W. W. Tyre then led the group in a •octal part of the evening. He in­ troduced Robert Bennett who •ang several songs accompanied on the piano by hla wife. A film waa then shown by Robert Baker. Approximately SI member* and ^ u e s ta were preaent to enjoy the events. Dip amall angar lamp* In omega uice; prau Into tops of rieh iking posrder biscuit* before -baking. J Work aavar: canned scrapple that naada only to be sliced and fried. Nice for Sunday morning f r e a k ie s t. “air spun” face powder w ith. f U T. >new I lQ U t IJ k FRENCiTfORMULA available In 6 hi-fathion shlcfot? F a ir T in t, Iv o ry T in t, Beige T in t, H ug h T in t, R o*y Beige J M , B r o n u T l* l I f e a t u r in g ’ L I Q U I D M A K E - U P ? “nlr spun” face p o w d e r .-* 1.25 French Formula foundation * .85 (tr a v e l s ite ) 1" " " * * VALUE 2.10 w o o l” fo r •PfUMa la this suit la "pique *voolH of < bright new stud* called “Bernina Blue.” This Haiti* Camagt* original fea­ ture* allm tinea, diacraat details and beauty of fabric, “nutter openings,” or wring Insert de­ tail below natural petal collar, are dramatised with bluebird Jewel*. Tha skirt la straight, th* i«ralstUna allm. natural and easy, with Jacket adgaa moulded over A lii b*irttn^ 85* -•1 TOUCHTON DRUG €«*»iiXiS7I l f tvC^r.'UTTU:O. -ilm LECITONE PtS4UX.J Vlfj| mmm t« icnilA m tftry iiln M'r. M irim# M �i- :; ___________ B y BKNNITT C U P H i apMA up f r e e 10 to 60 mfldt pdr M u ’! models e ta do It w e lly in l e u U (MMidg. Whan you stop to conaldar • * tfc it tho i w t f t braking dlitanco Ml f a r « « tr a e t e f 10 m flu pdr hour It E ll, ftttOB w S w J o o d statistics tend to S 3 t i f o r f K # . Acceleration, It sooma. I d r itr « f th e dar. Naturally, wa begin a* 2 * who wag doing anything about rdB, youH pgobably be glad to know i q u M y Is doing something about It. a * With MM of the foremost manufae% a f frfdttoa aatdrUla for automobile Stoaberd, turned up the good news that, IH af aB tha torrent emphaila on spud, M t w h in * pott-aaQ Into destruction ^gJLM Sfrd B a r not, but — dtdplta jggwMd hi potential ear ipeo<U--tha B s highway apted today la about tho i t a It waa eight yecre ago. gdfWyCeunefl, a 16-itate check of motor 1 vehicle! Involved In traffic accMenta turned ■up only 2* with uniafe bra’# a. And a , dtody made by one of the leading Inauranca gcenpanlaa found dafactiva brake* to be re•Mngtbla for only 1 .6* of more than 2 ,000,606 nahlelae !n non-fatat aceldenta, and only 1 J « of 42.650 In fatal aceldenta. Yea, avldintly Amarlea’i hrakaa era In pretty good ahape, and englneara aay they're getting gran batter. . t .. p f e " the other hand, atudlea ahow that motorlatg don’t always kaep their brake* in proper eondltlon. For example, one naHonwid* safety-cheek of more than a million . vehicles found more than a quarter of a million of tham to ba uniafe—and improper­ ly eervlced brakea ware a m aJ^ reason ln cv*r AT,000 easei More than 28* of tho passenger care which were safety-checked The Sanford Herald • • AH of the signing, qualifying, maneuver­ ing, guts tea and preparation has been com­ pleted, The barriers are down and tha coun­ ty political race# are getting underway. The pegging out of earda, tha comer pol­ itical gatherings, tha back pats and tha dcor knocking la Jutt beginning. Before the week la over there will be campaigning in earnest for tho contacted races. Tan very lucky and happy incumbenti won tha party nomlnetiona by "default” with tha paaslng of the qualifying deadline nearly a week ago, and now they can ait back and enjoy tha fun, that Is If a politi­ cal campaign can be called fun In Ita true sense. However, under the one-partr system, these ten office holders are assured, in oil Intents and purposes, each one another term in their Jobs. 4 Tha other candidates must get out and literally "shake tha bushss" to gather tho votes for election day, May 8. That's quite a Job for the eountywlde candidates, which includes all of them with tha exception of those for Justice of the Peace and Constable. Not only la the politi­ cal campaign a big Job, but It’s an expensive one too. Time-conaumlng, too, is the Job of getting out to talk with prospective voters, even In a small county like ours. This year’s campaign, we predict, will be a heated one with candidates vising for position and praatlga in each of the contest­ ed campaigns. It will be a contest wall worth watching. The outcome will ba known early, tho morning of May 9. e a Basebdll To Get Boost ttrascaimon su n s Monday, March 26, 1956 TODAY’S BIBLE VERBS And there came a fear on alh and they glorified God, Baying, That a great prophet la rlaen up among uii and, That God hath vial ted hla people— Luka 7:10. vVT ft THI LAST 3UM II—When the day of the feast of the tmlsavaagd bread arrived, the disciples asked Jesus where they should prepare the Passover. He instructed Peter end John, "Go ye into the dtp* and there shall meet you a man bearing a pitcher af water: follow him. And wheresoever he shall go In, say ye to the geedmanef the house, The Master aayeth, Where Is the guestchamber, whera I shall eat tha Fassovar with my disciples?" This accomplished, Jeeug and the twelve disciples gathered to eat, but, at they did, Jeaue warned, "Verity, I sey unto you, One of you which eateth with me shall betray me." Breaking bread, He aald, "This is my body which is given for you: this do In remembrance of me." Then He took the cup, saying, "ThU cup is the new testament In my blood, which ie shed for you."' H eart Sto ry Another story teams funny sow to tbs mac who lived throuih tl. Ha iiM that, for yean, bo bsd pains in hla ehait and an oceaslonal flutter, and eras eonvlneed ba had heart trouble. Ha told no­ body, and said ha couldn't brim himself to Ha Ms doctor and gat tha verdict. Instead, ha lived In spasms of dread. Than the Preaident's esse steeled him to have an examination. It showed a spinal dislocation. AU ba needed, he said, was s built-up shoal Unquestionably, soma of the panic and terror about hurt disease has bean dispelled simply by tha publicity the President's attack brought to it ePople know that Choussods o' others have had attacks, survive than, and gone on to live hspr and .useful lives. Thsy know Us "eardiao" is not sn Invalid. Statistics la the United Itst' ire sometimes callsd "alarmlnj But lbs odds are still heavily i year favor that you wont ha aa attack. Ona corporation, which had bad a number of caiei la a liven year, dlacovered they amounted to exactly 1 out of every 100 employe*. It aeemi certain, too, that more YOU'RE TELLING ME! S e n a te Shows No Unusual A n x ie ty By JAMES MABLOW* Aiioelated Preis Newa Aaalyit WASHINGTON (A —. For ISO years—over line# 1TOT—Confreia has talked about amending tha Constitution to change tha Elec­ toral College lyitam af eheoilaf a president and vice president. The Senate, debating It agile, l« wading In muddy water. Demo­ crat! and Republican* are dlvidod among themselve*. Neither friend* nor foee of tha amendment being considered can positively predict Ui ulUmate effect if It became law. Because delegatee to the Con­ stitutional Convention In 17*7 didn't trust the wlidora of the av­ ers ze voter in choosing a presi­ dent and vice president, they put this method into the Constitution: Kac-h atsta would choose distin­ guished citizens—equal In number to a state’s total number of sen­ ator* and representatives In Con­ gress—to select a prasidant and vice president. Thai* eltliens war* called electors. The framers of the ConitKutloa didn't foresee the rise of the big political parties which me the electoral eyitem this way: Eaeb party tn each slate picks a slate ot electors. When a __ dldpte wins the popular v.oi* ln state, all that party’* electors vote for Its candidate although, under the Constitution, they could vote for whom they pleased. * A state's electoral votai an go to the candidate winning a plural, lty of the popular vota. For ex­ ample: tn a state with 45 else torsi votes candidate Smith gets 1 <AOOO popular votei and candidate Jones Kris «M,O0O. By that 1,000 • vote margin candidate Smith gets all Banebali In Sanford will receive a big boost with tha American Baseball Associa­ tion holding its meeting here next week. Figuratively speaking, there will b* hordes of baseball greats taking part In tha confab. Coming with this group of executive* will b* an avalanche of sports writers, TV eport*men ind Cameramen, photographer*, ajid radiomen who will spread the news coming from the American Association meellux *11 aver the nation,* Hardly a comer of the United States will he left out of the picture when It comes to news and TV coverage emanating from our good city. Press associations will ba loaded with news, feature stories will be written, sports writers will type np their columns, all bear­ ing the dateline "Sanford”. Good news will be flowing out of San­ money now win go to research ford for aeveral daya. Into tho causes of heart disease. Many will learn how big wa really are. Heart-fund organisations say they Ike's Illness A ffects »r ■ ELMAN MORIN (For Bal aerie) WEW YORK -111 - Prasidant Slieabewar’s illaan has bad soma interaatlni and far-raadtlng affacta on tha whole story of heart trouble la tha United States, It la as though a curtain had been pullad, lotting In a lot of light Thia thought struck ms forcibly dtftof soma meant political pulsealong tha Atlantia aesI talked with politicians rporatloa heads, but most wkh plain John Smith, tbs voter, sad his wife. The question of the President's physical condition nitorally figured in most of these conversations. Several things emerged. People tow havo a vary good it Usa of exactly ■*■■■ what happensgrlaj a "heart attae'k." Ntwtpapcri published sa lmtaeaea amount of baste InformsBaa aad explanation, along with tfeeria aad diagrams, after the Prasidant was stricken. Ta short, tho ABCs «f this disability are pretty waQ known sow whereas, w m , M was a mysterious aad tarrifyiag subject ta moat of ui. Alia, huilasss asaeutlvas diesevered that they have more tordtot ease* hi their erganiaaBaa Mua they realised, "I waa awpetcad about acme hi this afiaa," said a Now York builsnsa laadw./T never would have cue- Ernie Kovac* took fits psl Bob Sylvester to e mtaursnt ^ he bad been raving about Which featured seafood. It • wss Just sround the comer from the famous ruiton n th Market and Kevaea parked Me ear to the shadow of an East River dock. The two gourmets ato a hearty meat then atroUed beck to their automobile jutt la tone to am M being lofted by derrick aboard the 8. B Urania, bound tor Biota America. Political Races Underway s Bp Cent** SS*pm werii ««»«** TIvn JtaMh* Ik NuO« • « » •« turn M il Mia* AH O tlliv r i M m «> M ill af (Make, Maalattaaa M* wrilH al aatattalamaas lav tha n » M « •* »»<•'*■ tu<< win ha riutsea la* at w i n aivartUlaa rata* EORGE GOBEL is adding a middle Initial I T to hla namaJ ' T h a L doesn’t stand to t a thin*," ha explains. “It’s Just go i (an have O.L.O. embroidered on toy ahlrta so at the Uune 4 m s my stuff a ftifl rlnnim 'l gift * ** -----' . dry doesn’t get y mixed up With Greer Ga*. eon’s of Greta Garbo's." ' ;J T Gobel also had solace for \ . | t .» the eolor-biUid. *'Our ahow \ » ft. I Jr is net In color," he advises ifitV g k f / A ' g -them. "They said It wasn't i ’®' J tnjpertant enough for color.. In fact, wa had to put up Q jM d z quite a struggle to get JM black-and-white." ware Ir need of brake work. The crux of tha whole matter, it icems to ui, i» thia: how can our more reckless :!H:eni ba pemtided: (1 ) to alow down a little, (2) is =mka aura their brakea are in A-l condition. Wa ddn’t know how to get them to do It, but It certainly need* doing. Why should we ba In such a rash to gat to the cemetery 7 Let'g taka our tima—thara’Q ba plenty of room there for everybody* e " ■■ papular vets mlgM be pretty evenly divided—and thua have their etecteral vote divided —would lose the Importance aad value af their big population. ImnOnr atatei, particularly those when nan party dominates, would gala SM Might control an elec­ tion. No. J. laitead af doing It tha proportional way, a state legisla­ ture eauld decide to lat tha voters cheese elector* to# way they pick mambera of Cangrtts: two elec­ tor* would be ehMta for the whole state (at Masters are) and tha n et would be elected by eosgres■icoal district!. Argument against: Rural areas have too much Influence now— hath to state Ugislaturei and tha way eaagnillaaal district* are set—tn proportion to their num­ ber*. This would give them even men tofluanea to picking a presi­ dent No. I. V an party got to per n o t af tha electoral vota, the House sad Senate Jointly would pick tfca PnMdeat aad riea presi­ dent. Argument agabet: This not only would dalay tha choice of a presi­ dent but eenld tuns th* presidency ta to t J M p u n to a game of polltieeT d ea lito gat a majority vbte CORAL QABLEi QABLES -1 M/8gt. U S* Her- ta Congrai*. a m P. Gcno of Sisferd rccsstly competed in the 35th Annual Na­ tional lfld-Wlntar Pistol Cham­ pionships, Tamps, and the Flam­ ingo Open Pistol Tournament, Coral Gablet. Sergeant Gina fifed for tot Army Mam. He 1* regularly as­ signed as a gupamith In toe U. 8. Army Rifle end Plato! Team headquarters at Fort Banning, Ga. The sergeant, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gano, Rout* I, la a veteran of nine yasre of Army service. He has served to toe Far EtiL Sergeant Gano holds toe Purplo Heart end th* Combat Infan­ tryman Badge, Hie wife, Ruty, lives la Columbui. Ga. 41 electoral votei while the 4M.0M people who voted for Jwea count for nothing. This has long been criticized aa a weak spot In the electoral sys­ tem. Why not a constitutional amendment to lat a prasidant and vice pnsldent be chosen directly by popular vote? It la not being seriously eenitdtred now. It seem* to have llttl* chance. The Constitution cant be amended unless—in addition to two thirds ot tha Sonata aad House —U of the a states approve. Tha thr• a-part' main propoaal for amending tha Constitution now being considered in tha Senate would retain tha electoral system but work this way, with soma of th a argutonta being offered against it: No. 1. No candidate would auto­ matically get all of a atate'a elec­ toral voles. Each candidate would gat a portion of a atata's electoral vote* In proportion to hla popular vote, Argument agslnstt Big etitos News O f M en InSemice have not fared well, comparative, ly, although the need la great. Finally, there la a ichool of thought which bellavei that public discussion of this problem is harm, fu), that It may Induce anxiety and apprehension, and ‘ nerfaape Descendants of doga seed an actually bring on heart attack*. previous anarctlc expeditions want But there la alio a laying, “tha with Adra. Richard Byrd's latest truth shall set you free." expedition. GIRL’S LADIES’ • NATURALIZER • JACQUELINE • PARADISE ^ • POLL PARROTT • COBBLER'S • NATURAL BRIDGE • AMERICAN GIRL BOMB FLOATS to Happy Chandler’s Inaugural parade as Kentucky’* new governor bore eigne reading "Whit* Houae— 1MO.- Looks Ilka the old excommissioner of baseball la back on first baa* again. I I t P. to to postcard* that Jtwsela'a hM sop mea ended tkrir lour of ladle fuel to time to gat horns for Christmas. t ! » Cuba baa (oat tald 300,000 ton* «f *ep*r to Russia. Tha Kremlin eauld stand . m. Uttl* peach, tube) marquis ha* made a speech. aI Ject: rabbits It tu n teak him ‘ tong time to pull th a t.oaaeut ef th* h at t i t ! Omndpappy JenMee sey* nelM top leave* Mm colder than aS that Hoi glove League laeebaB g o a t!* f t ’! ,M ta Instead oteastaad Yowl -*— w festive woe (upped lee ei with a burptar. Nothtap A m i*u .m hnm seA SAm S m ew Mm fO if •■ •w •■•if M Ry • t i i A eowheR wan found stomach of a leopard hunters on the Island t ! ! Per the first time ta th* SI Now the critter won’t have l year* be has 'been a member of about th* tadtfatUbla tha House of Lord* a British It had for supper. REGISTER TO VOTE BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 7th. Chamber of Commerea Bldg., Sanford, 9 to • week days 9 to 12 Sat. 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Tuea. March 21 7 p. m. to 9 p. m., Tuei. April I. Oviedo, Wed. March 28th 8 to 10 p. m. Fern Park, Friday March 80th 8 to 10 p. u . Bear Lako, Wed. April 4th. 8 to 10 p. a . Be enn ta notify fluperrlior of ReglitrattM N vonbav* Aanf*d your addrtri alnc* regliterinp. Jnsl phone Baafeed H it and giro you* new address. Bomlaolo County Democratic EttsauRvo Ooepmjttaa t •' • * <* f* rr r rv e•f i k |pJ9« A/' ready for parade! Counf m 0mp S a n it o n e DRY CLEANING to M p look your b u l .* * Ted, our Safi! toot Dry C3a«3 big aaaurea tha final tooebfar a perfectly groomed Faatar.1 Every garment UimmacolataJ Newer one hint ol soil—no teQ.tala with like-now drape aad yvMQ completely restored. B a t don’t w a h too lo a f. G N aa tints to Isattro trap ftanU ton# thoroughness pad odO gu ar an tea d e liv e r y b e fo r e E aster. Phone today sonky * C a s to r S u n d a y I t M f TTA o APPLY FOR OLD LINE LEGAL RESERVE L I F E INSURANCE If yoa' a rt under 80, you can atilt apply for a 61.000 Ufa inauranca policy to nelp taka cart of final expenaei without burdenJfig your f&mlYoa can hand!* tha entire tronaactlon by mall with OLD AMERICAN of KAN SAS CITY. No obligation ol aay kind. No ooa wUl call at you! Write today for free htfenaattoa. Simply mall potb card or latter (»ivin|age) u Old American ina. Oo„ 8 W 9th, Dept L809B, K auai a tr.H 4 r . [ A p r i l 1 T h i s Y o o r . •< f ax t ' # t• n 1J ; i r • Rush. M U M EN'S • POLL PARROTT VI ra id ] • NUNN BUSH • FREEMAN • ROBLEE A “W here Quality la Higher Than M oo' SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. 4TI * tar V‘9 V ,r * A *v • 7 -e �p i mm 1. . ;■“ *' . >* ■ ■ * *-*, <' ■ Thirty Awards Are Presented A t Carden Club Convention TALLAHASSEE UP-Tha Florida Federation of Garden Cluba be* presented its Blanche Covington sward far leadership to Mr*. Ver­ son L. Conner at Mount Dora. Presentation of over 30 award* highlighted tha eloalog session of the federation's 30th annual con­ vention Thursday. Other itato awardi and their winners: Scrapbook award, West Palm Beach Gardon Club; Madlra Btck•ward, Bauhtpla Garden Club oh Fort Lauderdale; Estelle King award far conservation, Pompano Beach Garden Club; Madlra Blek al Civic achievement award, Pan­ ama City Garden Club, Eli* Joyca Boats program award Doctor Munson, ' Fred Stein Are First Place Winners .JL-- The Senfard Duplicate Bridge Club game Thursday night was a close one with but four end a half match points between first ^ and fourth pliers. First, with a total of MM match point* were Doctor Leon­ ard Munson and Fred Stein, while In second place with A3*k were Mrs. Ross Adams and Mrs. E. E. AndersAn. Third place went to Mrs. Leonard M'tnion »nd Mrs Fred Stein with UM, and In fourth place wer« Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Ramsey with 39. - These games are weekly events. 4> held at the Yacht Club etch Thursday night at 3 pm Anyone wishing to play fa cordially In­ vited to come and bring their C A L IN D A K or i v f N i s club with circlet), Tallihatite Garden Club; (to an individual club) Clearwater Garden Club;(to a circle Town and Country Circle of St. Petersburg Garden Club. Garden therapy award (to a fed­ eration, council or club with cir­ cle*,) Orlando Garden Club; (to an individual club or circle, Snap­ dragon Circle of Jacksonville; landscape design award, Rio Vista Garden Club df Eau Galilei Ana Louisa Willis radio award, Mag­ nolia Circle of Galneivllle Garden Club; Nallle M. Cohen award for horticulture, Lake* end Hills Gar­ den Club of Mount Dora. Bronte rosette for placement flower show achedule, West Palm Reach Garden Club, hronte roset­ te for schedule of flower show held in public place, Davla Island Garden Club of Tampa; green rosette for flower show, Jaekeott vitle Garden Club. Special holiday theme flower show award, 5ea Grape Circle of Fort Pierre; the American Hibis­ cus Society award, Euitla Garden Club; Mary S. Compton award* for publicity, (dally piblicaliont Orlsndo Garden Club; (weekly or semiwtekly publications) Likes and Hills Garden Club, Mount Dora. Awards to Juniors Included: Elms Pstrish avvgrd for strepbook of Florid* wild flower by one child Nan McWitlaims, Gorrle School, Tsmpa; Grace 0. Edwards award for Florida wildflowers •criphook by group, Like Magda­ lene Sehool, Timpa, Mabel Boone sward* for junior flower shows. Ribault Garden Club, Jacksonville Beach; West Palm Beeeh Junior Garden Club. E<tay on tree planting, Germ Sehool, Timpa, Junior girden therapy award, school for eveep. tional children, Fort Lauderdala, screpbook on native tr**s of Flor­ ida, John Huldiinion, ’Vest Cen­ tral School, Orlando; birds seen in Florida, scrapbook hy group, Lake Stiver School, Orlando; birds teen In Florida, scrapbook by one child, Mary Dickson of Tampa. Many local members attended this session. Newspapermans Tour Report This U tha leventh In a series of article* written by Mr*. Car mage Wall* whila representing The Sanford Herald on a tour of foreign countrle*. These t u t two day* have cer­ tainly bean exciting and — at times — uneaiy onaa for our group. As I told you tn my last letter mailed in Rome, our de­ parture for Athens was being deleyed a day tn await definite guar ante* of our safety and permisHon to get tn and out of Greece. The past week ha* been rhaotlr tn Brltl»h-Greek relation*. A* everyone knows by nnw, when the negotiation* between the two countries collapsed last week and ArehbUhop Makarto* of Cyprus wa* arrested and exiled by the British, Greek anger and bitter­ ns** reached a new high. The Cyfru* yroblem*, of course, is an ol dold one — going h-ck many year* — and I* a almple one to explain. The Island of Cyprus, half a million population, l* owned by Great Britain. Greece because of Ihe hoeVv Greek pereenlege of the population. It demanding self determination (nr Cvprsi* In the belief that the predomlWtiWf GfA-Jr sHu Join with Greece rather than remain with Britain or Join with Turkey. However, apparently the sohilion is, unfortunately, not as simple a* the explanation of the prob­ lem. The Unlled Stites Is In a ticklish ipot in that two of it* allies are quarreling bitterly end with a third, Turkey, interested ind e»rh t» etklng for the mpport of our country. The Importance of thl* area Is, of course, obvious when one look* at a msp and see* Ihe nejrnen of the Communist con­ trolled countries. I shall net hegfn to give an opinmn on this question — much can be said for both side* and it It much loo eomplicited an lt*m for an inexperienced reporier like me I wdl. however, report very briefly on what wa* sud to our group of newspaper and radio people thl* morning by three member* of the Greek ciblnet — the Minister of Ihe Prime Minister * Offlee, the For­ eign Affair* Minister and Prime Minuter Karamanlts hlmielf In trua Greek eloquence, these thrfe men made passionate and firm appeals for U. S. Interven­ tion on behalf of Greece. They all made atatemenla Indicating their belief that if Greece doesn't receive the Western world’s backIng on Cyprus, the may very wall go Communist because. In the words of the Prime Minister, (I) she la poor (th§ average per capi­ tal Income of ‘Greece l» MO.W annually) and (I) har people will believe that there is no Justice or democracy In the We*t, The** pco pie are hitter and hurt and a grrat deal of the hurl feelings became violent one* when the Archbishop was exiled by the Brlllth. It I* hard for a non-Greek and ni[ferlal]y an American to under­ stand the’ ayitem uied here hut tha Church (Greek Orthodox Church) and tha stata are one. The head of IN# Church U mute literally looked tn as the political head of the state although It la a limited monarchy. Because of ihe anger and vio­ lence md th» fact that on the day before we ereived, over lVt people were Injured in Athens In riot*, our group h it htd in arm­ ed police guard. furwUhed by the Greet Government, at all time* Most of the erowd’a Ire wa* directed toward the British but some of ll was anti-American ton and tbo official* wanted tn take no chance* with a group of Eng­ lish speaking peorle. In the event a people*' demonstration sched­ uled lor thl* eflermvm broke eer-' her. our group director bed ar­ ranged with the official* for ar­ mored ear* to take ti* directly to the airport tnl our plane*. How­ ever. this proved to be unneces­ sary — to our great relief. t* spite of all the political exellMnent, etc., we have hart a good time In the heautifu etty of Athena King Paul received u* yesterdav for an hour In hi* home. Hi* lovely wtfa. Queen Predertea, w-»* tn Hollant where she hart tak*n the>r daughter to assltt at the debut of ono of Queen Juliana’s daughters. Thla royal couple h»* endeared them­ selves to n"t only Greece but to the rpst of the world by their permnilltle* and relaxed good manner*. Ufa King received u* la a larga ilttlng room, which bad eomfortable furniture, light,’airy draperlet, cut flower* and family por­ trait! everywhere. It eould have been, and ohvloutly It, the living room of a close knit, well-to-do family, The whole palace wa* In the u m e vein. King Paul wa* a delightful host — ready wit, ipoke beautiful English with a rather crisp British accent. He answered questions In detail — making point* with hand gesture* and never "fence-riding” a* to many public figure* do. He tapreiied a deep fondness for the United Stales saying he and the Queen wished they could come over every >ear for a couple of week*. Some of the many interesting things I noted In the room were the Informal oil portrait* of the King and Queen, an impressive hronie cast on the pi»nn of their two right hands lying palm up ward and the King’* really magm ficant collection of jade. Another delight to the visitor* wat, of course, the complement of Pal ace Guards In their traditional costumes of red hat* tipped to the side. »hort, fullpleited while skirt* over 'nog white tight* and pom­ pom adornad shoe*. These guard* are honor «oldler* of the Greek Army *nd one of the physical re qulrement* for thl* post Is that they must he six feet tall and not bnwleifrd or knoekneedA tour of the Arropott* wa* a r r*og»d for na f>w the afternnwaa and all I can iiy with my short space of time t* that surely God *nd man mined hands centuries ago to create such beauty at It »e«n on the top of thla hill over­ looking Aihcn* — the mountain* and the S*e. The whole are* ("ppid hy the Parthenon limply abounds with the Greek architec­ tural beauty of ilmplleify and the Icnrvledge thil her* — al this very spot — democracy tn II* purest form wa* bern. I left with the feeling of having been In church an dvery neir to my Maker. U. I Ambasudwr and Mr* Cavendish W Paenon entertained with a reception tn our group's knee* elite nne f mk n a o k HOLLYWOOD UP-An open letter to Grace Kelly: Dear Grace, This I* Ih* week when you are ichedulrd tn !e*< e HoMy«eot p*rhap* never to return. Your (lance, Prince nalnler, ha* said Ihil he doesn'r think you should make any more picture*. It'* a *hame. Hollywood drsrly need* new star*. It Is irenlc that tha movie* have apparently lost tha two brightest new star* to come along In recent lime*—your, self and James Dean. But what t wanted to write about wa* not the lot* of box office brilliance which your retirement would bring about. It seem* to me that If you Itave (he movie icane —a* apparently you will do at a dutiful wife—something Important will hate gone away. There have been time* when you have been exasperated with Holly­ wood. And 1 know yeu are aware of those who have been exasperat­ ed with you. A director once snipped that yeu had "stainless steel insides.'* One cnlumnltt said of you: "She remain* Hollywood* molt iintilkatlve aftresi, a tart of famale counterpart of Gary Cooper, wxcapt that the Kelly Us* I* far tno wen tires tn say anything as gauche at ‘yup.’” You hare been the despair of Intervlawan, sometime* Including myfelf. Writer* have poked fun at your long white glove*, your digni­ fied bearing, your regal hairdo*. ThaTa tt! part of til* Jostling ■round that all celebrities jet. But I think your critic* will ihire my sorrow at your depirture. You brought to Hollywood a quality that ha* seldom been »een here. The town h*» it* ladle*, hut uiually their dlsnlly h»* come with the year*. It l> not often that a young w tre u present* hcrielf »o uncoinprnmliinEly a* a real lady. Usually if* qhlte the rovers* Tha quickest way In fame In Oil* town l* for a <»1 to display her more phytlca! aspect'. Many a famoui name ha* taken that route, and I’m not knocking sex. No, In­ deed. My point i« that if* relresbing and downright admirable for a girl to achieve fame itrictly on the basil of her higheM qualllie*. PoMlbly you would have made It faster the olher way. Certainly you didn’t set the screen on fire In your early film* like "II Hour!” ami "High Noon." But you perievered and went straight to the top on Hie strength of your acting ability alone. No rhreseeake. No sexy »ajlngi. No picture* of Grace whipping up an omelet In (he kitchen of her apartment. Once you fold me: "T d o it Ska to read about what in actctil kM for breakfast or how maity ih/sea ah* hat In htr closet. I wouldn't want people to rend Ihoin things about me.” *' *. You »eem to have felt‘(hit It was posslhlt to he dlgntfletHfioag* » movie star. Against all odda, you made It work. There should -he a special award for those who ten successfully espouse dignityJ. la these frying time*. *, * So goodbya, Grate. May you find happiness with your prised. Sincerely, ti Boh Thomas. • 1 Slice rounds of carrot tpd cut away th* ranters. Thrust smell »rrlg* of wetsr cress through the carrot rings and servo as'on appetiser nr u*o a* a garnish. Breading see scallops for a Friday night supper? Count on a qusrter cup of fine dry *hfaad crumbs for sach pound eft oral* lop*- - ? P R E - E A S T E R SALE $17.50 Lnnoline COLD WAVE with Hntr Styling $050 Complete for O AUGIE STUDIOS — MR. ANDR! MAYFAIR INN FHONE 1200 FOR APPOINTMENT • B E G IN S w ith By Mltil, drsisr* for ymioe F ilter Ptr*der». Lo.sly BMtcrials of orgsndlM. nylons, cotton and many othsrs. Birr* 9 month* Ihrmieh It y u rt. CLnmunaimjmL I am proud to announce tjie purchase of Ihs Crumpl* the** all-new Palm Reach suit* . . , natch orinklsa honor* out. Fe»l th* smooth Cool fshrlc. ft won't »cc»tch . . , ever, thank* to Palm Bc*ch'«. Patented F IB E R LOGK Method,. To do Justice t« thla cent, pleatlv different P*lm Beach cloth, there ar* wonderful patteens, richer eolori, far finer tailoring, *m«rt »pp*»rance. Cool, Inn* weiring, w**h*til# and still retain* th* f»mou* P»!m earh open, enroll* weave that lets cool »lr In. liodv heat out. St* our fin* lelactlon now. flirts 1 to 19. At budget pricee. In • Isrre selection of coin** and fahrlra from which In chon**. Even th* small one* want to ba all drets*d up In on* of our iglta E nter. coat ft trouser* SLACKS 10,95 Orlando, Fla, PHONE 8-5130 In her Easter heanet with all 1k* frills upan It. she'll really he th* cutest oa» In th* Killer Perad* with on* of our adorable llttla kata. ----- offering a wwnplet# a«w|ng machine aerHce for Central Florida. The personnel of the Sowing Center ato veterans of many years experience hi eewtng tenter manigement. Mr. J. Waddlngton, the general elite manager, wel formerly associated with the Nocehl-Elna Sewing Center at Tempt, and Mrs. Marian Warren, tha taitruetreea and demetnrtmtor, has boon wttb Main Neeehl-Elna Sewing Center at Orlando far many yam . Drrte np and tolar match your clothe* with our nsatal »h»**, or ff you prafer white, or hlatk patent. SltH amall I to larg* 3. Th* Main NoecbLElna flewtng Center at Orlando great­ ly MsUrgwa tha stack and service faelHtfo* new offered by Ourstt's. However. all tewing machine sendee and d«IL I , verlaa far Beminole County will continue to bo npedo from O a m tt’s ta Sanford. Wo have a lortly saltation of hat aad hag aata, that at* Iho finishing touch*! to any young Udiao Easter outfit. SET BAG’S $2.98 - $3.98 $1.19 - $2.49 J* M. GARRETT "W# Invite Charge Account!1 Wo have eheee ta fit aay alp# feat, email I ta large I. Ba aura that ha ha* th* artpor shoot. Black, brown, brown ft white, black aad white. fluftyi, FI*. y( Pbopa 174 ' ” ■ j»l'**. . |J|* ! . * "■* f**' /' Make U t Your Shopping Headquarters •HELP YOUR RED CROSS1' ; ! ] ; �# Jackson Kicks O f f 1 NAAS Intramural Softball League Captain Hobart W. Jatkton. a* up**L Oo awar and Commanding Officer a f th a to ma at one*. I—I'm aa NAAS, kicked off th* 198* HAAS miaarabiy uucomfortabJa." Intramural lotbalf Laaffua laat Lora Ignored tha outrage la the weak bj throwing aut tha first area that watched bar, and felt be­ neath the bedeiothea with a prac­ ticed term. “Of eouroa you're un­ In pra-gam* eartmonlaa far the comfortable with e v e r y t h in g curtain ral**r between tha Conbunched into • wad ol wrinkle*. troller* af NAAB Operation* and t'U bare you aa*y again in a jiffy.* HATH, Capt ackaon rlghthand•he returned to the aUUng-roam tha opening to** from tha tHawith no hood for the apiuUaf ot tint* to officially opan tha 1M proteat which followed her and earna wheeling the big leather gam* itaion whlrh wilt run to chair before bar. Then aha want to the lait weak In July. A double the bad. reteeaed the coven gcatty elimination playoff tournament Irena Um clutch of Mm Tyler* among t* tap four teama In tha Angara, and lung them to tha efld league will be held then. a* tha bed. The eld women lay At the rloae of to* aea*on an tftivertng in bar faunal nightgown, alt-itar team mad* up of the top gapping at tha violation. 11 plaen In tha loop, voted tn by the team manager*, win comn«ta In th* Central Fiorina' Softball tor Um Tournament end pulled the to t elUIng poatUeo. * too' waeJt tor UileP MrA Tyler welled. “Oo ewey, you wick­ Former Race Driver ed girl r Of eoure* you're week, lying In Moore Dies Sunday 1 ell thto long time But never ATLANTA >M - L. H. (Lou) mind that—I'm going to heve you Moora, SI, owner af tndlanapolle feeling bailer than you've felt In a kmg while Com* now—over to speedway championship cara and a former race drivar, died yaatarthe eh*lf." T m going to feintr tried Mr* day In n hospital aflar auffering a cerebral hemorrhage at tha LakeTyler. “That'* all rtfchtr aeJd Imre. "I wood apoedway. know juat whet to do for e feint. Moore'a first winner In tha Indi­ Quickly now—I won’t tot you HfU." ■he gave ell bar support to Mr*. anapolis mo waa Hi 1931 with Tyler'a deed weight, half carrying Floyd Roberta driving. In tuba#few etepe to the chair. quant year* Mauri Rot* wen for Than aha lowered her Into It, him In 1941, 1IHT and 1IU and BUI qulekly wrapped a quilt about her, Holland in 1949. tucked Maround htr bar* feet, and Moor* waa appalntad U th* en­ turned her ettontlon to remaking tha bed. Th# old lady did not feint, gineering department of Pontiac but ah* welched her tormentor Motor Division last December and with eyea bright with halpleaa waa la Atlanta supervising Pontiac rate antrlea In yaaterdey'a 100-mlle Whan th* aheeta had been putted NASCAR stock ear ract at Laketout and every wrinkle beotahed. Lera turned cheerfully beck to her wood. A native of Hinton, Okie., ha charge. “I know how much you'd like to puntoh me, tut you cen t had llvtd In California most of his puntoh anyone when you tot your- Ufa. H* had bean connected with a*If go to piece* like thto. tf you racing (Inca 19H and raced on went Ihlnga your way you have to get tan end fight for them. Now tracks In many parts of tha world. Moora'a wife and two children then, baek to bed, end fm going to give you tha beat back rub In Indianapolis survive. you've ever bed. Fainting want do you n Mt of good." K en tu cky D erby N ext bm to to mo4 caia Mr*. Tyler'* b*U rang often for D U , but one day Lor* crowed Um hall and opened tha door which bad beta forbidden to her aver tone* Chrfatmaa. ~ a JU w* 1burned low Imm tn lot tint ' A ire the ailtinffi alttlng. room grate, lending tome alight warmth to tha bedroom beyond, and the air waa atuffy with *lck> roam odor*. Th* »lttlng-room looked unlived In without the fa­ miliar figure in black in th* chair before th# Bra, Jaaon Oowlea* viaaga brooded from the well more grimly than aver. “Why muat you taka oo kmg when I aaU you, t ille r demanded Mra Tyler tn pettlah tone# from tha dim bedroom. Lorn want quietly to the door. “■Uli'e hand# arc covered with dough. Mother, ao I’m come to •** If 1 can help.* Th# old woman wa* a hulk be­ neath the mound at quilt* and In tha dim light from th# ahuttered window Lor* could juat aa* her eye*, dark and ahadowad to a whit* face, daring at her bale­ ful ly. “I win nod have you to thlo room," Mra T y le r quavered. “Where to a y m l 1 have given b m Z want atralght to Mm bed and atood baald* It “There'* no one ole* home ju*t now. ■hall I get yon earn* water f Or your medi­ cine 7“ Tear* af weak rage blurred Mra Tyler'a eyea ‘1 will not be mocked (To Bo ConffcMtadJ whin 1 am Mi It to not good for *r. AFrurrOM-CRMTURT-CnOFTA the auhllslisr. i SkH ■•fc&bSutrtisf. N fik Beam* a, toalusr far tha I#w Tart Olanto, anl lab lau. who held* down tha tamt A far th* St. Louie Cardinal*, m, That year, h« pitched only 1M Inning*. In IBM, h* threw Juat •ight hmlngi end won‘ one gam*. L * it i***on, H* begin to ellmb that eng load back and compiled HHW S H I P M E N T TU8T 'ARRIVED, I MODELS IN •TOCX Fire I n e r e — ( I * MU* • * * * • • Ilia l lt t u r n . Blue Belt. Li** A Chemp, Hnlckernnefe, Mountain I'e tty, due'* d rill, beech Peck. Hlumhle Hum I ****** Here — * 1* Mile tirade p 'C o u n tr y Cupper. M o n Pink. Pony (lei A lic e , deter, Nn Rewerd, In. vUlhle Wen. C e l e - L e a F e e r l , , , F ln n e ae n T h ird Here — l i t Mil* « t a d * K k'lner Mnuee, Aunt L 'lay. (Hue r o r r # Hnuthern Hlrtek, Cotin* (Hrl, Certify U nuniein d e l, F u m ru Ten** F o u rth 5 er# — 1 / 1 * Mil# « r * l * ft P e rry I'ltepei, Tro Ton Jn*. Anna Pee. Htrrlr'i llleier, How Wonder* ful. Huper arii*. itln a ild * M. Delia ['Hlh R a re — * 1* Mil* «r* d * M Jilted Jill, Julep'e Boy, flun'e r * r »y. On Oeara*, Mr. Hmnk* 'Um, P l l l e ’l Flcllne, l l n n e r 'a P r r e m b l e l h Her* — B/t* Mil* n r a d * D O r n . tl e Kit, D tr lk tr Pllnl. Tune Pie, fteeV k lf o r t, Lee Pon, t r o O hio, Cauaja Frieda, Happy Okie, pilch,** PI# , Mere — e / t # MII* a red* C U t r k e d Ally, Tenemehey, Kiieemrd, tfiS o ftfr sr5 home ow ned * LBAOUB K ansas Pitching Staff Is Looking To Shantz Look* K l e k tn R e t * — « / l # Mile fired* R Hiieediter • Clyte, d u e e n 'a Caetle, S h t p e l Bell. Relellete, He* Cm Bulehreaee. Kina', q .iuk . f u n . . * Cleric W ernrr rurnoM, nike UL tar tat tn nrnome H air ■.hull F r lih t # Jsnklns 1ST tar n e rd T#«ln Harts* U nrest* H-uInrMnm TKA» Hen. newline Alley iaa uj in Kf 111 (it U :;!| h i PASSION PLAY i , . . i- .■ - 1' \ \ , ,*, r, i AkE A -U E5 U. 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William* was rated et eight'goal*. ala (Mt 4ii 4MI ail 4A «4 an |M| 171 ass TS1 an i» a *as* i*n a#t lit* tin • T« 1*4* 111 ata ii4i Matinees Wed. ft Sat, 2 P. M. GASOLINE however, contribute* aevhn-foot Bill Uhl end forward Jim 1'axson to the Olympic trials, s Other member* of the collegiate roster are Willie Naulla, UCLA; Hal Lear, Temple; Joe Holup, George Washington; Paul Judson, Illinois; Gary Bergen, Utah; Carl Cain, fowa; Chuck Rolle*, Cornell; Bob Burrow, Kentucky; Vic Molodet, North Carolina State; ami Bill flfigcl, McNecse Stale. The Seattle Bakers and the Bartlesville Oilers, finalist* In the national tournament at Denver last weekend, will represent the AAU. Seattle drfeated the defend. Ing champion Oiler* 50 37 for the title. The Air'Force all-star*, coached by Bruce Drake, on leave from Oklahoma, made the Olympic playoff* by defeating Navy 78-70 for the armed forcci title Satur­ day. By GENE FLOWPF.N MIAMI, Fla. JV-Ownrr* of tin Florlda-bred Needle* fixed theli sights on the Kentucky Derby todey end a»td that will be the nexl rare tor their sensational 8-yearold. Needles boosted his Kentucky Derby stock Saturday with e cotv vlnelng victory In the 1143,000 Flor. Ida Derby at Outfit ream Park be­ fore 14,101 when ha put on a cus­ tomary itretuh run lo whip II other ipeedy colt* la track record lime. He ran the mile and tn eighth In 1:41 3-3, shaving a fifth of • aeeond off the mark ahare-d Jointly by Hermonlca, Battlefield and Ad­ miral'* Prlda. Needles earned 993,100 and now has a bankroll of 1338,603. That compares favorably with Nashua's 84037330 at this at eg# of hla career. Aa a 8-year-old, Nashua earned I102.HU while Needles banked only 1129,603. But aa a 3-year-olds up to this time, the figures wera $200,473 and 92U8.800. Both Nashua and Needles won the Flamingo Stakes and Florida Derby, but the competition In Sat­ urday's race admittedly war tough­ er then Nashua fared a year ago VA|||j111 OPERATED BY M4 1 , First St, ■y 1X1 ASSOCIATED PRESS Th* NCAA, NIT, AAU and armed force* champion* have their lilt# trophlea In hand and all that remains In amateur basketball this aaaaon ii the task of aclccling the U.S. O'vmple team that will eompeta in Melbourne next No­ vember. Th* Olympic committee haa act up a th ru day, four-team round robin to decide the team member* at Kanaaa City April 1-4. Under Olympic riitea, th* rnstcr will be limited to It men—wilh the round .rebin winner contributing at lcatl five but no more than seven. Th# othar Olympic team mem­ ber* will be selected by the commltlea from the round-robin rosten. Each of tha tour team* will bring a 14-man squad to Kansas City. . ■ Th# collegians are topped by AllAmerica Bill Ru**ell and K.C, Jones of Sin Francisco, which whipped Iowa13-71 tor its Uth straight victory and second con­ secutive NCAA title list weekend. Louisville, which defeated Dayton 9.180 for the NIT champion­ ship Saturday, la not represented on the college roster, The Cardin­ als' 18 Charlie Tyra was the most valuable player in tha NIT, but BOWUH* 1*1 IIS Sill ha'a only a Junior — and the col­ legial* roitar la limited to senion. si aa S i'.“ If I tilNIT squad, aaio Dayton'sl i trunner-up lie lisa SI*S am airs ■ I-10 record and a far-from-iaeiatlonal IM **med run av*ra|t. Laat DacamDor, hi* arm waa declared "lound" by a phyalcian and whan ha alined hla contract in Jaiuary, he laid it fait good. Rhanli, now 30, haa been In Ihrce gamca thla aprlng. One waa a bad ona. Ha wai tagged for •even rum by tha Chicago Whit* Boi In 4 l-g Innlngi, Tha othar two wore good. He held Milwaukee to one run in throe Inning*, and yealarday at Weit Palm Beech ho look hla longest teat, handcuffing th# Waihlnglon Senator* t for all Innlngi, Tha A'a won tha gam* M l. He wee ahead af tha hitlers moat of tha way and acatterad aavan hit* whit* fanning flv*. Another big question mark, Saul Hogovln, who haa b*an In and out of tha major* for more then a decade, turned In n fin* performanc# for Philadelphia Hi Clearwalar. He tossed four aeoreloie In­ ning* against Boston and tha PhlUlaa finally won out In th* 10th, 1-0 os dranny Hemiiar'a homa run, ,,,, While Box licked tha Cincinnati Radlaga Com m ittee To S e le ct U.S. Tearn For O lym p ics Bowling w a IT BD SM»"h l y IB CORRIGAN Th* Au m Ii M Free* Tn* **d, (ta Jlioii* City pilchini ileff U looking hopefully lo * pint-iiied l«ft-h»od«r who hi* won Just 11 |*m** in th* peet Ihrr* y*»ri to uk* ov*r e* th* big win­ ner V lobby Bhinti, I tort m and 1M pound*, can com* back, the A'* will throw their w e i g h t •round the A m e r i c a n League. They may not flnlih any boiler than their 19AS ipot, ninth, but they won't be puihovar* either. BhattU pa* th# toaet of Phil*dalpla In 1MI. Ha had won It gam** for th* A'i and hid been named Moat Valuabl* Player in th* Itagu*. But on May H, 1053, ha want to th* aidalinaa with a ■trained mutel* ta hi* pitching arm. H* hunt bean the lam* line*. THE IBM NAAB SOFTBALL SEASON waa officially opened Wed. naaday eftarnoon, aa Capt. R. W, Jackson. USN. Command Inir off Icar of Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, threw out the first ball alerting the opening gem* In which Operations d e f e a te d Hatu 19 to 18. Standing beside th* Captain, are member* of t h 0 Hatu ttam who m*t the NAAS Operation* nine In th* curtain rutecr. (Official Photo, U. 8. Navy) By ED fflLRB NF.W YORK tF — i.~<— arc champions with silver cupa and champions with tear*. Tha Na­ tional Invitation Basketball Tour­ nament had both. The camp with th* hardware waa Louisville, which after four unsuccessful trie* to surviva the quarter-finals, finally got the Idea and mastered Dayton 93 80 In Saturday's f i n a l e at Madison Square Gardrn. Charlie (Moose) Tyra, t 8-8 Jun lor »1th a dandy hook and smart rebounding, wa* the big man tor the Cardinals and an unanimous choice as the NIT'a moat valuable player. The champ with the Kara wai Dayton's BUI Uhl, a seven.foot sen­ ior and nominee for the U.S. Olym­ pic basketball team whose biggest foe wasn't Louisville or Tyra—but himself. He has performed Im­ pressively elsewhere but never lux approached his top game Is the Garden—the one place he’e wonted to look best of all. Like Dayton, never a champ and four time* an NIT runnrr-up in five chances, Uhl missed again Saturday. It may have been one of his belter gomes In Ihe Garden, but It was hidden In Tyra'a shad­ ow. The Louisville pivot time and again got position on Uhl to sink honk shots and get the Jump on rebounds Tyra outreored Uhl 17-19 and outrebnunded him 19-10. Uhl felt the defeat deeply. After accepting one of (he wrlstwatchei awarded to members of both fi­ nalists, mil returned to the bench and wept Into Ihe warmup robe he clutched In his hands. He had wanted desperately to prove him­ self lo himself C Sorry, X* Minora MAC'SOIL COMPANY O R P O R A T I O N 111 W EST FIRST STREET Sanford# Florida^ J ft) Wholesale Distributor E. H. MeAlexander Owner KEROSENE FUEL O IL T«ltphon« 1155; ■ •. .. 8BMHM ■ ' r ,y < f t v, ; v , J & . 4. . ___________ '________ x �— wasp II. T rm P A N F o n n h e r a i .t) Mon. Mar. 20, 1958 Pag* ' Too Late To Classify 40 WITHH\S PITCHUH HIM WITH 1 AMOTHUH ptTCHUH WHO u fX W I WARM UP/ ) & 8S585S' HNWITTINOLV Kv&wxr SITUATION* nr a n a n -----VOO LIVE OUT l»sf TViB COUNTRY-* DONT THINK |-M DRIVING BACK AUDNE AT this TIME OP NiGHf ru. <30 PAST ^ , ,a nAm " COOt, GAL, COOL <3ET AN EYE^A. OF THAT MOON., TH E H O U S E AN D / a ce yolt\ F TKIDDING / 1 ^ d o n t n e e d a CHAPERON J With THAT r-V v MOON " J n WASN'T THE _ LEAP YEAR HOP TERRIFY DiD I H/ Piw CUTTING IN THERE MUST BE A SHORT D A O .'C A N I th an k s for C i r c u i t IM O U R NtiW R E * FRiGERATOQ.'THE »'j ,s SEE you N the KITCHEN A SEC THe EATS ■ —i i— __-T..WHEN jv-eyOPEN \V / t C P Y tu b /V SEVEN MEN ALL fiL lE B S gbt do or th ey ■ i S H O C K IF THEY O PEN ED THE D O O R A N D T V ieC E WERENT ANY FOOD,---\T in i r . f r ~ a .'S fc a A sh o c k s MEANWHILE— I LEM M E THBEE o r THEM A BE o u r& c e WITH TABOO f TV-S.YD GET A BK3GEC i ‘ //v w r/ HOW MANY IN TABOOS OANOf The other day a man I have known for » good many year* dropped by my office to pay hi* respb'cis, He li an old man and ha* Been kickinjt around here oit earth for'something over 80 year* He makr* no claim* a* a philoiopher, but he I* retired and doesn't have much to do but read and talk and think. He set nte back on my heel* and lave me something to think about. It impressed me »o that I felt jus­ tified In passing it on and maybe you will get the same kick out of It that i did. W* were Just making conver­ sation, talking about this and that and I was doing a heap of griping. You know griping la an old Amrriran custom. We all enjoy feeling sorry for ourselvei. I was crying about the new II oo an hour minimum wage law and pointed out that I now had to pay slave* 11.00 an hour to do menial Job* that a grade school kid could perform. I also griped about the Increased cost of living and doing businecs In general. My old friend tat and listened. He didn't interrupt, Just smoked hi* pipe and noddrd his head, t thought he was sympathetic and got louder and more detailed. When I was out of breath and atl through he aurted In on me. First he asked if 1 believed In God. I Indignantly assured him that I did. "Well,'* he said, "In that ease. I assume you give God credit for whatever ahumUnce you may enjoy. You have a busi­ ness, a fin# family, a ear, a boat and a tot of things that a great many other folks don't have. "Hid It ever occur to you that other folks, youngsters coming up, wont (he same things that you enjoyt They have the same prob­ lems as you have - hills, tnrreasrd living costa, alcknesa, and the like.’* And be continued. "Now thin money you are crying about ft isn't really yours you know. It's God's. Evidently He considers you mentally eapahte of receiving and using It In accordance wilh Hit MRS- JULIRB tHNGKM.DKR, Bemlnole County representative of th* American Cancer fiomlinv rear) Presented two filmse oneernlng cancer to the civilian women employee of 8AA8 tlK eently. Immediately after the thowinr of the films. Cant. J. P. Dobson, MCUSN, Rentnr Medical Offlcef . aboard NAAS, conducted a question and answer parlml. Twenty.twa woman of th# total of 81 womfjju,,, employes of the station were present for the showing of the films, and the discussion that fsllowaA.,.-• (Official Photo, U. 8. N a v y j__________________ J kept thinking about It t* 'my' money, and spent my lime griping about hiving to spend it." "And a funny Ihlng." he con­ tinued, "I found that ( not only began gelling more myself, but It seemed to come with lei* ef­ fort, and I begin to realiio the admonition In the Bible about It bring belter to give than In re­ ceive was pretty sound philoso­ phy. "I'm not advising you to throw your money «w*y or pay more than a service or product 1* worth, Get value received and be glad that you are able to pay the oilier fellow and find happlnea* for yourself In the knowledge that Hie money you spend can bring comfort and happiness to other*." GET A SCORECARD * ■<« SARASOTA, Fla. M V -B o sW ' baseball fane who aerutlnie th e ' hn* scores may have aome dlf* ’ flculty In distingulihinf batwgejt , two Red Soi performers of thn-' fulure. • * The ease In point: Stan and Ted Will*. Both are pitcher! ■ and both art 21-year old Callfor* w* * alant. ^ Willi*, a righthander, had- * lfl-8 record Ian *eaion, and Will*, a aouthpaw, had n ll-R ,’ mark. Both hurled for 8an Joan-* In the California League. <- W ELL D R IL L IN G FLORIDA TIMER-UNION Dally Delivery Howard €. Long Phone 388 Phone 17.17 for SOT E. Commnretnl If MInning The In my mind." he said. "I’ve heen a lot happier lhan 1 was when li Prompt Servlc# t h a t a in ' t t h e LONS BANCO?. IT S TABCOf J Big E co n o m y > FARCO it I IH C I IT iv niAvrKMV * m — - r v r v ~ V I 7tV in aiM itnni.e: r o t n T T . r.Vt.B —____ _ BED*.** htfleldtr Granny Hamner of the Philadelphia Phllllea mado hit major league dehut with thl* club In 104* at tha age of 17. Legal Notice III! 141. ? door, d potiangar Bulck SriCiAL Sedan, Model 48. llljtlratod Any state and locol laset, additional. Prices may vary slightly in adio ning communities. , A wide variety oi * ,Ira coil equipment and *• accsiiotiei available of your option , WHATS HAPBEHOf W E L L T/.Y/SH H77H THIS W A N , THEN THY TV OVEHPCIVTB THE C B C C Y S OUTSIDE B EF O B E TH EY lE A B N THAT IM N O T______ «- WILLIAM* PUIntlff. n et* C o v n t r . B e m la n le C o u n ts C o u rt H ou se, ie n f n r d . r i o r l d s ., end t.> s e rv e a ro p y th e re o f upon P U In t ir f s a tto r n e y s P ls u s , E d w a r d s and K u sh It K L lv lh ir s t n n A vsn us. O rla n d o , F tn rM a on n r tu fo r# A p ril I I . H t * . H e r r in t a ll not o r « d e . ,- rs s P ro r n n l s r s o w ilt k s s n t t r s d a (in In 11 you T h is n o lli-s s h e ll be p u tillstird oner e e rh w e e k lo r fo u r m n » « r i i l l v * w e e k s In the B e d fo rd H e r ­ a ld . B a a fo rd , Is m ln o le C o u n ty , ^ W 'I t St I!** my hand end seal Ids l t t d day of sle rrh . A. D., 19S* Feting li th* fwie that measures BIG-hy any yardstick -I- you choose . . . v (le a l) n . P . H ern d o n C le r k of C ir c u it C o u rt S e m in a l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a Pteue. K d w e rd e end llu s h IS K e e t I.lv ln a s t o n A v e n u e O rla n d o , F lo r id a P u h lla h S ta rc h t S - ld lk A p r il *nd A lt d I/O In solid pounds and honest Inches, BIO in high-compresslon horsepower. . . BIO, best of all, in tho way It makes small money talk. For j J i strapping beauty Is the 1GM Bulck Specialblggeit package of hlgh-fashlon luxury and highstepping perfonnanco over offered In Buick's lowcstpriosd Serica. What that boils down to Is Just thin . LAST 1 DAYS \yO MEN AND AN INDIAN GIRH ft a I r u u s i tkn grant I B uffnlnhuntbC O U M K i l and C in e m a s c o p e Jk I T [ \ i L You can oatl this brawny Bulck your own for only a few dollars more than the price of the well-known smaller cars—for even lesi than some models of those very sain* cars. And the prico wo proudly print boro backs up tliat statement. t I But low price, alona, doesn’t explain why Bulei out* sells svsry other car In America except the two well-known smaller ones. The big reason, you will find, 1* because Bulck givee you so much more pure automobile for tho money. Ton'll find It In the hi*** thrill you Ret from ffinmum£ fug the agile might of iluick's big new 322-cubic-inch V'8 engine, Youll find it In the greater imoolhnet* of Bulck’i superb new ride—In the utter serenity of Bulck'* new handling eaie-in the bigger latlifactinn of Bulck size and roomi­ ness and steadiness and styling, lou II find it, too, In the fact tliat her* you can gat tf.n matchless smoothness of tit* world's most modern trana* minion. For, at your option, you can also have the new double-action take-off-and tha extra gas-saving mileage — of Uulck's advanced new Variable Pitch Dynullowl. So, how about It? Will you come In real soon? We'v* got the facts and the flgures-and the car—to provn everything we’ve told you-twilling for you. |AW Arfwjnceif Variable fitch Dynaflmo Is die rmly DynaAme flulra bunas today. It Is stanrlunf on IU>adnuuttf, 5uper end Century—optional el modi* extra rosf on tho SpocioL M s RnfaA'a “THHIU A MIHUTK CLUB" M l drop la and drive a 1f j* lukfc. Discover me new thrills In ride, handling, power ond swiich-pltrh performance to be hod in the lest lulck Yet. »s«ijo^u*»;*,'E MiUsedmVeng U tB T J H E J N T ROBERTTATLOR-MEWARTGRANGER NEVER. O UT-TRADED NEVER UNDERSOLD 216-21R Pnhntitn I1B •». MagnoHn At*. �Okay To Erect Sign On French Avenue lewd from Pag* !»*•» gathered to h i u the dla- (K jietiim to provide the re■ma&d n o n n for «"• year only. S S talM ionor B. C. Dodd Mid MMMOar food aystem Is growing p i Ihil If 1*0,000 l«-token lw |g . wo will boro to find addi­ tional fund*." ’Tha ,possibility of adding t»# mill* to next yrar's requirement fir »-yiU'«n»l tax mpnlta brought rjmrarnt from tha Board of Com. mlrtfontra. John Mtlach aald, *Tbf job of City or County Comnrtiitonir would not be near u hard If people were Informed” rha'atatement grav out of the Ift*. that many of the taxpayera Mdtot know where their money VHMng apent. tgiMtloned by the Board of JM niulontra ae to what other is** tha new appropriation would i* applied, Mil wee aald “Tha law yq^lpci that lhc*o fund* eupplenant teachere letariea." jrh# motion to appropriate the 1*0,000 wax erconHed by Comnlaeloner Ucisch and earn’d un- Hand-Dip Pens III Soon Vanish le old-style, scratchy, hand>tn In post offices will, within (tenths, be a thing of the past Sanford Postmaster Joel _ . ___ l today aa he released a stataS ent by Postmaster Central Ar•■’ BUit-E. Summerflcld. ^ '’TtfimmerfWd said todsy that bids have gone out for the manui fa during of soo.noo ball point pens and *00.000 reflHs for usa In post offlcrs throughout the country, “Based on extensive studies tnadt of these pens In actust use," tha Postmaster General explained, "tre have decided to make ball int 'pens standard equipment ■ fha use of postal patrons.'* Bupimerfield said experiments filva been conducted for many months In the use of these pens «t selected post offices In various sections of the country. The reV eulla proved to encouraging that ill uif was recommended hy Industrial engineers of the r OfTlFa Department. pbblie as well as postal yea favored the use of these 2 sens because of their ability to f jp T W Cf greater legibility. At the wttms time, their us# will mein Important savlngi In custodial labor formerly needed to fill Ink Wells, replace points and other Wdik conducted with (he old type. (Impminting on the ptlfsrsge nf thain new pens. Pummerfleld not­ ed tfcst It was held to s minimum B T RED-I-MIX iKO N CRETE Miracle Concrete Company , Ph. 1.135 — 300 Kim Ave. . 1 * hsu'M Ub u a u m q u a r t e t i the free MetbodUt Church of 8anford. m « wwmm m m m ^ m ■ w w -w --- — At FFA Parent-Son Banquet Friday Awards ware presented at the annual FFA parent-ion baaquat gives Friday night at demlnoie High School.. Chaptar Farmer Degree pin* ware awarded to Lamer Fryer, Joe High, Bobby Wiederhotd, Roger Jlminei, Harold rriiaell aad Bobby Bsnnatt. An Honorary Chapter Hegret was ■girded Soil Coniervilloniat Ben Wiggins, The awards ware presented by Herman Morris, principal of Saminoli High irihoot '•Educations! Opportunities In Agriculture” was tha aubjtct of an iddresa by Bob Cox, represen­ tative of the Farm Burtau who was Introduced by Superintendent of Public Instruction Rayburn T. M11wee. Dinner was aerved to approxi­ mately 1* who attended; -The ban­ quet was prepared by .the Home Economics Class of Seminole High School under the direction of Mill Barbara Huprect)!. Winds, Weather Affecting State Farmers' Market “Cool weather and strong cold winds are reported affecting some areas covered by State Farmers' Markets. Indication Is a possible volume reductlon_for several days due to slowing down of crop ma­ turity. Soma areas report Improv­ ed quality and most of them need rain vtry badly,” Director L. H. Lewis aald la summarising his weekly market report. Msniger Sandy Anderson of the Sanford SUta Firmer* Market ad­ vised, “ There was a better feeling price-wise on practically all com­ modities sold, particularly so on cabbage, peppers, tojpnloe*, pota­ toes, cucumber* and fruit. The hot dry weather prevailing fur Ihe past few weik* pilur lu Ilia culd ipcll has not been pleasing to growers or heneflrlsl to vegetation. Gross sales al .Sanford Slate Market total­ ed 78,330 unit* valued at $122,032.15 during the last report period.” Candidates Invited To Sportsman's Meeting Tomorrow Candida!** for tha Stata Senate and Houia of Repr*»*ntatlvei have been invited to the regular meeting ef the Seminole County Sportsman’) Association tomor­ row night. Porter H. Lansing, president Mid today. “Tha maatlng will ba held at tha Samlnola County Court House,” he said, “at a o'clock and wa urge every member of tha sportsman’s group to attend.” Candidate* for the Senate and Houia of Representatives will be sxked to give,their view* of the Fish and Game Laws and answer questions from the Boor, Lansing stated. It Is exrvected that questions re­ garding tha uniform license law lor fishing will be atked of tha candidates as well as other Im­ portant game legislation that la ex­ pected to bo presented at tha next leglalatura. VFW Post To Elect dfficers Tonight v r w Tost No. 32*2, Sanford, will hold a regular business meet­ ing tonight at Ihe American I-eglon Hut on Seminole Boulevard at • o’clock. Election of officer* will he held tonight, said Post officials who announced the meeting. • A slate of nomination* was of­ fered for the various offices of the post at a previous meeting “ Rut nominations are still open,” ■aid Post Adjutant Michael ThomBl, Georgia Littleton Reported In Good Condition Today The condition of Georgia Carol Littleton, 8-yaar-old first grad* •chool child struck by an automoIdle Saturday afternoon, was re­ ported as good at pnmi today by Bemlnole Memorial Hospital atfcvSies, The accident occurred at th* Intersrelion of Princeton Ave, and 25th fit. when the rhlld reported­ ly rail In front nf an nnrotiilng rnr Hrlvrn by Wnlly ft. Krlrger of lb* Sanford Naval Auslliary Air Station. Tlie child I* the dan abler of Mr. and Mr*. David II. Hhannnon of a Princeton Ave. address. Invcstlesllon of tbe accident was conducted by Patrolman Jna Hickson of tha Ranford Police Department, *7?.*- “'.mmole County Junior Clumber of Commerce has brought to tha attention of the Stale Road Department a aertoua situation that exists on tha new French Avanua Throughway that, according to the letter directed to the State Road Department “endangers life and property and should be attended to immediately,” The letter to the DeLond Office of the Stale Road Department, signed -by A. B, Peterson, Jr., president of the loenl Jaycee orSanitation stales that “ ears enter­ ing either end of the Intersection will usually algnal their direction of turn with directional turn sig­ nals, which most of tha newer ears have aa standard equipment.” The angle of turn, according to tha lettar, at both of this* Inter­ sections la not enough to disen­ gage tha directional turn signals on completion of the turn; thus the motorist continues on, not realizing that ha li still Indicating a turn to the right or left. Peterson, In hia letter to the .Kate Road Department, asks Rut tha Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce be given per­ mission to erect a sign on the high­ way right-of-way between the curb Md Ihe sidewalk at both and* of French Avenue with the words “CHECK TUnN SIGNAL. THANK YOU” or words to that effect. , The letter etatei, “ If It Is not posslbta for.ue to erect this sign due to Stale Road Department policy, please notify us what action you plan to lake.” T . Roy Brown, 68, Dies A t Hospital Mr., T. Roy Brown, 8g, died this morning at 1:«5 a. m. at tha local hoipita] following a lengthy illnesi, Mr, Rrown lived In Sanford on Kan-linus Ave., Westsida for eight year* following hla ratira. ment as foreman for 20 years of Ihe Mueller Brass Co., Port Hu­ ron, Mich. Ha came to Sanford following hi* retirement and was a member of tha Foreman's Club of the Muelltr Brass Co. ' Mr. Brown was born, May *, 1IR7 In London, Unlarlo, Canada. I(a is survived by his widow Mrs. Ruby K. (Iruwn, one brother, George N. Brown of laindoii, On­ tario, C a iu ja , e n d -q q v m l nls-es and nephewa. ' Funeral service* will be held IVednuMlay afternoon March 2d, at I p. in. at Rriafon Funeral lloma with Ih* Rav. Eldon Kilns officiating. Butiul will ba in Oaklswn Memorial Paik. In the majority of prut office*. Few individuals will risk tip lo a year in prison or up to a $300 fine to Meal a pen labeled, “ Property of nf the United States P om Office Forest City Mon Department” and held to the desk by a metal chain. Takes Own Life “We are certain,” SummerReld Tharon I-ambert. *3. of Forest added, “ lhal the public, who will S6ulh Carolina had 22,083 Irrigat­ City, took his own life yesterday benefit most, will welcome three pens a* a further improvement, ed acre* In 1954 compared with morning, according to a report from Sheriff Denver Cordell who in the Postal Service,” B.ttw In 1D4J1. conducted the Investigation. E. n. Powell, a reretaker on the found the body clad only In paproperty where Lambert lived, Jamai and hmiie shnea In the chicken yard In the rear of Die Lambert home. A 31 rifle waa mid In take hie life, said Cordell, at a;<eut t 1* Sur.dav mor.i rg. Mre. Lambert, at heme whew thy eulelde was eemmlK*d,. was taken to tha Florida Sanitarium for shock treatment. No oxplentatlon wae mode that might have caused Lambert ta u k e hie life. FO R YO U R S P R IN G T IM E EN JO Y M EN T ... ^ Don McNeill and Ms Breakfast Club P r e s e n t i t / to y o n w i th tb e c o m p lim e n ts o f £ COLONIAL CLEANERS «"<* m YouU went to listen to Don McNeill and Jus iprigbriy gxowp and beat wfear D m In* to it) about out exclusive 5t**Nu garment car*'that does so Hindi to rtettwe the tike-new feel and color to all your family's garments. Remember, 5r**Nw coers yow nothing so why not send your-very next dry cleaning order •• m w e*e far yoniasF toe dsft< StseNu makes/ Cub, Scout Pack Ten had a lari# attendance i f Itr Martfr- ffleatlrfl last Thursday n(iht <t th* First Mttifdirt Cbiitrh. Th# Honor F la * # , for largest percentage of repre­ sentatives present was won bp Dep al*. ■\ M ■.Tha Webelos Dan eemduitad tha opening and closing ccramonlM. Cubmastcr Tad •Williams annouae* cd tha need of more m istered committeemen In order for this pack to be officially recognized for tha coming year. Any man Interested In helping plan the buys' m activities tre urged to volunteer, • whether they hav# tans in the pack or not. The use of standard forms for appearanca Inspection wtt initiat­ ed this month, and Ben U claimed jV, v »•?* i i ' top honors. After group tinging of Cub songs, accompanied by , Willis J. Pells at the pllno. Den ■ : four aaplainad the Seathella it has been eotlacUng. and studying this . : . ' V -: month. Den Six presantod aa 0 amusing skit about fishing. LAWNS AT PINKCflKST SCHOOL were aprlsrped Saturday morning by P-TA fathers. Shown here Scoutmaster W. W. Tyre an­ setting the sprig* are: ('"ft »« **•*••'» 'nr*, employed by tha ichnolj Chlsf J. B. Edge, Dr. II. T. Aserin, amt 31. H. Aedcr, P-TA fatheda Kevin Edge, with the plow, is shown in the back nounced plant for a concentrated one-day training course for Cuts frrmmri. IStuff I'nqiui , t leaders, present tnd future. Th* date of this training session, to b* anmincrd later, Tyre said, t t he explained how combining tha work ol six periods Into one Would make March 21 attendance more cmsvtoieat. Admisslun* ’ ■ The Boy Scoutmaster '&<M A Addle Addison (Sanford) ductid six boys into Cub Peek » Willi* Mitchcl (Mimsi ■ Thera are oply 11 more days A six-item agenda will be con- Ten. These new Bobcat* ar* DavVcrnlce MRebel Idercd at tonight’s rngulsr meet-' Jjf Scolt, Dunny Fortner, Georg* Altamraa* Thomas (Sanford) left for dllxen* lo register tf they Ing of the Board of Sanford H ly , TouclI. 'Tom Lockwood( ^Kenneth lllrlli* expect to vote In the coming pri­ Baby Girl Addison Commissioners with the top Item Demers; and Joe Helms.' Hi* next mary election! -to be held an May Discharge* slated for discussion being the pack meeting will b*' held April 8, Mrs. (hthillln Bruc« ‘Mcndtiulc Kell DiekI (Hanfordt rcslghallon of Commissioner Jack 38. ” County Supervisor of Registra­ May Itlchardion (Longwo.nl) Ratlgnn. tion said today, as she warned Baby Girl Richardson ILiiigun’s sell on tha Board of that the dcudlinr for registering Mrs. M. Bliley (Sanford 1 Commissioners, according to the Is Saturday April 7. Mr*, Wlllmmlria ISnnford) City charter must be filled within So far, Mrs. llnica said, tlicro Henry William* (Sanford) thirty days by sn appointment by are 3790 registered voter* in llio John Quarterbum (Sanford) Dior rmaining four commissioners. county. STARTS TONIGHT Lee Frank (Lake Mary) The appointment will fill the va­ STARTS 7:05 Very Important, she »ald, Is tho March 23 cancy until Ihe Npv. 8 Genera) fact that those who bnvn changed Adin I**Ion* election when tho uncxplrtd term address should notify the Super­ Henry Watkins (SanfordI can be filled. visor nf Registration Immediate­ Hattie Mao Washington iSanfuid) Tho first reading of an ordinance ly. “Actually, rititena arn not en­ Paul Miller (Sanford) vacating the utility casement In titled to vote If they live outside ( Barbara Howard (Saiiford) the north half of Block 2, Second of the precinct they are register­ Birth* Section of Prcumwold, will be ed In,” Mre. Bruce said. Baby Boy Washington heard by the Uoar.1. llaby Hoy Mitchel Last week, reported th* Sup­ A request by tho First Church of Discharge* ervisor of Registration, |(I2 nciv Christ, Scientist to rcinovo sonic Floyd Smith (Fern Park) registration* were received when church properly from the tax culls Lilly Williamson (Sunford) booke were taken to l.ongivood will bo discussed. Mary Drew (Hanford) and Altamonto Springs. In LongAlso coining before the Board of March 28 wood 87 registered and 78 regist­ Commissioners will he a discussion | Admission* ered In Atlamonle Springs. of tho Library operation and prices Wednesday night, March 28, tha Mre. Sara Kilspatrick (Sanford) on munlrsnat cemetery lots. Roy T. Brown (Sanford) registration books will tie taken a «IH Mfum ISM * >M e Sr The meetings, npen to the public, riM. iu*ii aa M«n a* KWtft M f Joyce Ray Rock (Sanford) to Oviedo In th* City Halt from * .,* h to is « a i.i* iH . begin i t 8 o'clock in the City Com­ Harriett Perry (Sanford) 8 to 10 p. m. fur elllxene tlicro missioners room of tho Sanford Mrs. Helen Parker (Tampn) to register. Friday night, March Clly Hall. ilnrhnrn Allen (Mt, Dora) HO -the hook* will ho at Fern Alfred McDonald (Sanford) ‘'Dnllnr A Car Night Pavk at tha Prairie Lake, Amer­ XtarUha ftmix <AU*nplt\i8C I About 9 pur cent o f.lt 8- former* \V J W f / e l u r ^ f / f W ican Uaivtv. Jlut from ? ■In 10 'prA'Iije* ’W. peF'cerfCnf' (lib lolwl Springs) L ast ( r i u i t d . U .........— B.33 p. hi., and on Wednesday, April farm output. lllrlha 4, the registration books will ho Baby Girl Roux at the Florida Power Company Disrliargr* lounge In Bear Lake from 8 to P> Barbara Howard p. m. Hattie Washington and Baby The office of the Rupervisor of Reg istration, In the Cham ber B R IT A N M 8 T N O N O ... brings 17 years of**, of Commerce Building in Sanford, Social Security perienc* and "know-how” to his work os a telephone is open every Tuesday night from Commercial Engineer. He's • member of th* Florida 7 to 9 p. nt for registration of Rep To Visit Here Builders' Association . , . teaches Sunday School. . . qualified cllltens, A representative of the Social and was a master sergeant during his 31k years of “W* believe that there are a Security Administration District Of­ large number of qualified votera wartime service. who have not aa yet registered fice In Orlando will he at the Cham­ ber of Commerce Building In Senand ar* living in tha Hunford precincts,'' Mrs. Bruce *«ld. "We lord on Friday, April fl. Friday, hope that they will avail them- April 13 And Friday. April 20, tuwt selvei of the opportunity to reg­ hclwccn the hours of 3.30 a m. and ister now while the office I* not noon. Thli service Is made svallshi* to crowded,” ehe aald. those who wish to apply for OldWhen ryeglis'c* llrst were pro­ Age and Survivors Insurance bene­ duced in the Middle Ages they often fit.*, social security account num­ were regarded as products of tbe bers, or oblsin Information about Ihe Social Security program. devil. Deadline Is Sei For Registering Hospital Notes Six-Item Agenda Before City Board WBjfep Perkins New Head Of Merchants Assn. A new slat* o f, officers was elected at a recent meeting ef the Rnard of Directors af the Sanford Mnrchanta Association. B, L. Parkins Jr. wa* named president ef tke group, Clifford McKIbbtn, secretary tad R. N. Blackwelder, treasurer. . Sanford • «; ♦ You Can Sr* Accordion School Uatea to Dan MeNettt Over Sutton WHOO ‘Florida'* phenomenal powOi haa utoolihad cvxw^J o h . And It calls for greatly expanded telephone •ervica that requires long advance pluming . . , large, tinw-contumlag construction . . . tad vert amount* of costly, Intricate equipment. Brit Armstrong U Just one of 20 Southern Bell j men hi Florida who spend all their time forecasting thorn needs tad engineering telephone growth. They and some 10,000 other Southern Bell folks heyt fas the Sunshine State hgva o n afaq: to bring you the kind of service you west iod need, a o v i aad ia the years to come. ....... . at l i N a. m. Vvaey Monday aad Tueedoy OPENS M U j — H a v d i. fm m fa ii i t H L « t *wr < <k* « * ♦j 1 HsXi JA,'. w Im i ) ■ i v M l T»!<U»agnm ft �us Ite m s.;.* mplifiad Sailing Of — N ow H tra ld AITICLM m <* m i Par A . AA V W J „ „ lie !•» *"— ! I «*•* tfta tar For Batter PtumMaf fee of rati W. J. RING * * ■ '" 1O tie*®* 1'" , ‘ s *<-*• r& s x ass? “s r v i A * c i^ ^ e e w t m ft—BOATS AND M O W / ............................................ *265.00 { s .- 'S w J L b r ',iw "Lji Lika new ... ............... SJU.oo ts H. P. Evinnida IMS Modal ....... .1371.00 Alio many motors tom down for _ uiad parts, Riaaonabla. i ' «S H. Elac. Starting Bl( Twin .......... •4#?:on • TRADE-IN your old boat, Motor nr Trailer, —Selection of Boals — Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum and Galtor TriiltM. • Alrn atveral uiad Boat* and trailers. le* tba New Evlxrudt Lina tor ’*4 r lessee Plan 0 ROBSON RfMMH Goods Evlmrade lalaa A Mrviee SM E. lit »t. PhoB« HI , ^ Let ua nail or exchange your boat, motor, or Iraller, KiUarney Lorner Boil Exchange Hwy. 17-tt k Fairbanks Ava. Winter Park, Fla. Pbana « dm. > m a r k "JO” Mercury. Extra prop and steering bar. I months old CaU 7S5-R alter • p.m. fatt in ie-PA ­ R T *-«M »A IR » I — valve JOB — *« r in g i r s TRUE 1! MOTALOY DOES IT! ! In jm titng and proven process th-t »tva» you • ring and valve job Ihrnugb tin plating process while you drive. Effective for life nf motor. No equipment to buy, No work to do. MOTALOY SALES Dept. SP Box 697 MIAMI IS, FLA. Send chirk, money order for I 16. FeeUga and insurance pre­ paid. ■ EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT AND WHEEL BALANCINQ-Piaaeager ears and Trucks; *U msaaa. «U**-W ttai.te *• & d n n £ M S ! IS—TRAILRBB It will pay YOU to see. US before you buy. Opa* Evanlngi and Auodayi... _ _ m t Ea ---------------- iataa, _ BUSINESS SERVICES REPAIRS : a m RIM -M IX CONRBWTI Mirada Caaeraw Ce. Itm Ava. Phone IMS CONCRETE Used furniture,- appflaaeea, tools, ■te. Bwgbt-anld. Larry’s Mart. 311 E as t i l t Bb Phone i h l Preferred Rate* la Preferred Poflrybeldere fopao rranmga by* aryeintfli«U f ps s avoid liu m b n ia rk a , j t a ia j , v i-'* ! to ftiau f* e lta r . THE HANFORP HKRALP Mon, M*r, 36, 1686 P*f« 9 NOT A PROJECT! C7-BHURKRS and n KALI ORA lU K U l’S MUSIC IHOP A iW H n,< 1ft—ELIOnUCAL Ceetrsctore RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. U eetm al Contracting ami Repairs TV Sdrvlce Canter leadlx and Crosiey Appliance* 11—OAPNDST<DET CLEANING frees Peat o o ee. Ineuirj Mi » uel Jacobsee Dept wore. v r s s r - a . e» 34—INSURANCE '■fcSWR IB 5 lF ,'7il!U “ •■ 'O T W S ACCtoRWONR — U*RD Adult and ritllrtrttlV* Slaaa ... t.uma in — LruA — Jn-(..,e Ready Miaad Concrete. Concrete oarage Apu 33M Block. Send, Gravel, Cement U tl Celery Ave. Phone lltl-M Concrete Pips to Meet All Quali­ Closed Sunday anil Wednesday fications. TWO bedroom unfurnished apt. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Phono 421-W. Oat Watt 13th 81. Pheae 1UI Cover*.' APARTMENT — 111 Elm. Phone W. STANLEY KULP USED BRICK Phone Sanlord — 28M-J TWO CARLOADS beautiful used l i l t Orlando Drive brick. Orange, rad, and burnt Clean and cloae U 3-Room furn­ black. Bee them al SHERMAN ished apartment. Phone *18. SHINERS CONCRETE PIPE CO. FURNISHED apartment dote in. POTGUTS. dull Heads. Worms, Pheae U3l or Iftat-W. Reasonable price, Flamlnia Gro­ 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT cery, E. Geneva Ave. Open 1 LOVELY two bedroom, two bftth days a week. nicely furnished apartment. HAYNES Office Machine Ce., Couple only. Phone 800, l t l i T. V. REPAIRS Sanford Ave. 'Til to p. m. Service Ceils 13 00 W. KSaEKi. A. Norris Ph. i m J. Q. Herrin. 1 BEDROOM APT. Privala enPh. 2ftB3*J. Licensed Techni­ NEW k Used Desks, Files, Chairs- ' trance, adults. 718 Magnolia. cians, guarxnterri work. Fireproof Safe. Phone 2211. SWEENEY’S WANT a Stanley Parly? Need 114 Magnolia TWO ROOMS furnished, 111 W. 4th Ave. Phone 147 Products? Call 2252-J. St. 2.1—8CHOOL9-INBTRUCT10N tl—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD THREE BOOMS, beth. screcnld porch, attic fan, anianna for TV. GOODS DEANNA School of Dance dame* Water furnished, adulla. Privat* in Tap, Ballet, Acrobatics, start drive way for parking car. (5<J. Tuesday. Mar. 27. Healitrgttan Ph. ftM-j; will continue thru the neck. For Visit ECHOLS Balcony * further information call 1119- Furnitur* Displayed for anay M. 2640 Hiawatna at tnlcr»eetlon FURNISHED apt. 306 E. 4th St. of French Ave. and Hiwey 17 02. and Convenient Examination BEDROOM SUITF.S 1ft—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL 21—CHILD CARR That mike dreams come true. . , I will keep children In my home Beautifully slylrd In Two-lone. OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms, Tatby hour nr day. Cell 5fto-R. meltfl Bldg. CaU 1784 nr UI4. Mar-Proof finish. Bookcase le d EMPLOYMENT STORE Room — 107 W. 1st. Suit­ Double D nsier with Urge Minor able for store or office. Will Cheat of Drtwfra alter for tenants. Phone n il. IB—HELP WANTED-FEMALE ll 7» FREE-2 Boudoir Lamp* W A IT R E S S —Apply Seminole ftf—ROUSES and COTTAGES Drive Inn, muit be over 2L^ JUST A FEW LEFT READY to move in. Cottage. All SEWINcT’machine- operalora, dou­ Bookcase Bed utilities—day. week or month ble needle, steady year round Double Dreiser with Mirror 1404 Park Ave. work. Ph. 1060 or P. 0. Box Inncnprinft Maltresa 1404. Box Spring M a VFAIK se c ti o n , U n i u r n i ih e d e tise room*, lti baths, Call 1494. W—SALESMEN—AGENTS DINETTE SUITES SEE Semloole Realty for Desir­ EXCELLENT opportunity for ag That Make Dining A Delight able Homes aod Apis. Phone IT grenalve salesman with Sanford's Beautiful Wrought Iron, most progressive new rnr or Chrome Dinette LAMUH 3-aiory, 1-beiironm. fresh­ dealer. Experience unnecessary, Dinette Suites ly painted house on Oiery Ave. ambition a must. Write general Available March loth. A. K. manager P. 1). Box 71D, San­ Any Sire—Any Color Any Style ROtUKTTKK, Phone 211 Priced to suite YOU. . .Styled to ford, Florida. suite YOUR home FOR Rent—Or Sale three bed WANTED—Three salesmen, house SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN room house. Phone 3467-R. In house canvassing. Apply 2640 TOO I Hlxwxtha, 1 __________ see our complete ltaae of unfinished TWO, three end four bedroom WANTBD-Jieiftll Baleamaa. full Beds, Nile glands, 14-vat homes. Rosa L. Payton. Phone time only. Alio Commlsiion Drawer Chests Bookcases, Dsiki 2871. Salesman, part or lull time. and Corner Cupboards. Firestone Stores, ill E. 1st St. 8 ROOM furnished house, phone BEDDING SPECIALS 1908. 31—WORK WANTED—MALE Leas Reg. Trade UNFURNISHED house for rent. HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power Corner Grocery Store. mower wants lawn mowing. Quiltop Maltreaa .. BM.M B4d.M Monroe Phone 41-J. Royal Comfort . ... 59 50 39 50 PHONE 71S-M-4 » Pre-Blit Special .. 39.50 39.50 IA ROE 2 Story, 4 Bedroom House B—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Echols Special ....*39 50 14.30 near Plnecrest School, nih SI. A Matching Box Sprixfs at Idee Mlway lf-w South. Phone lftlo. 15,100 M WAS PAID to John Belts ticxl Savings. In few weekx. GROW MUSH­ ---- EASY TSRMI----ROOMS. Cellar, shed. Spire, full ECHOLS BBODING CO. time, yexr round. We pay *3.50 lb FREE BOOK. MUSHROOMS, Corner 2nd * Magnolia. Ph. ISIS SLEEPING Room, light house"Bed Bamberger" Mgr. keeping, 14.on week, up Dsy Dept. 731. 2054 Admiral Way, Open Mondaye TUI BiM p.m. Rales, 11.00 k up. im W, lit. Seattle, W a s h . ___________ • FINANCIAL Ift—BRAUTT F^BLOBB - tf f lS ® P * INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Wm. H. Murray 7if H. PT Blit* ............... SMJO “ w IBP NRW B iiiu iilf o r ^ A y /o if i YOU! B V M I BBALBR *8 M -m m fA i. M tn im tN V B ^ iu J B C s $ s r m *>*•« sT V BALI j t REAL ESTATE CHAISE Lounge-Black frame, yel­ ATTRACTIVE g-Becroom home. low pintle Taaersertag rush tons. VA Insured finanelnx. 2% Down fohn Williams Inn. Agency Like new, MM. Phone 3447-Wl Payment. Complete In few weeks. 417 Sinferd AUaetie Bank 34 Buy your Furniture nt Berry’s LOWTLL I . OKTEK Warehouse F u n ., Co., at M V , l i t St. All natlMally adr. fur­ 3ft—HORSES—CATTLE m K S f X m A ^ c S T e JfB r. niture at warehouse prltee. Saddle Horae — Gentle with chil­ dren. 160 Phone 2307. THREE Horiei, 3 haliers, 3 sad­ USED BARGAINS ** dles, 3 bridles *300, Phone 2937W after 4:00, _______ . It.M Down |U I Week Mapel Kola............... *411 * MERCHANDISE Plastic Platform Roektr... .H R Chrome Chairs ...................... M M T. V. Stand .........................|3.M Dresser Base ..................... ..LIU Ironing Boards ...................... *1.45 Baby Car Bed ......................U.M Electric Percolator ......... ...*4.U o u m i, i n a a » a j Baaiinetto .......... .U N fieda. bay. Wtek or Montb- 3 Cushion Sofa ......................if.M TtL 142ft. Furniture Can tar­ Armless Sofa Bed ............... IT.M ODHAM k TUDOR, INC. n s Wait First Lerge wardrobe ................. tlOM "Builders of Floor Homes" Contour Chair ......................ti2Js offers Sunbeam Mixmaster .........Ill,M Rubber Club Chair ..tie Beautifully Designed Three ind Four B e d r o o m Homea for 3 Piece Living Room Suite Florida Living Chimrebe, Vanity k Mirror < Enelotad bead. Sag-proof bottom 3 Piece Piaatic Living Room FHA and VA (GD Financed rati with pintle ends. Plastic or ..................*31.36 • Priced from *11,300. to |]3,i*w. rayon tapaa. Cotton or dylea Hide-A-BedSuite ....................t3S.M 3, Piece Bedroom Suite .,.,**•.84 Salsa MRee—MM So, French AT* Phene 11M ar 3M0 M tihcr of Swifovd PAINT • 8358 |at, T-lhirts-M L left I t, Phene 1IT eenti. Air Mats —ipeetsl *3.86, Army • Navy Surplus. 110 Sanford Ava. : NEW A Uaed furniture at bargato prices. Paying lop prices for good used furniture, adding ONE I Ft. Eaaa How Fertiliser Bax, Good Condition. machines, cash register. Big Stock. SUPER TRADING POST. BRITT TRACTOR CO. u u i o ik A u-aa. f k m w-w» 1827*” W A N T • ADS Are As Easy As A. fl. C. — VfifTSSh " ’RnmAla I One ? » , a S a l e -' ' A d . ~ C a l l « ** • BUT— Homea nf Real Individual! ph. aon tjrs B ntuey Farm Homea, Early S T aSM S! CfflBbeR If W. Inf HI. Amarlcan, Ultra Modem, Con­ _______ They B*nw cam BRA IHOP. l i t «. Park IM P U fT M TO BUY ventional A F r e n c h Colonial types. Ava. WE HAVE, IT. * Paola I ttd Pbana TM____ BUILT On Large Landscaped 3 Bedroom hnuae, fBolce location, Lotai In the bait of neighbor­ on I beautifully landscaped PLUMBING tA—AFFUAMCll Iota with fruit trees. I car garhoods. tattyat l and repair work. F i j i age. Price 811,006, eitimitei. *. TT Hiitar. m FRlRtVAIRR COMPLETE with all the Natures LIKE TO TRAVEL? Sanford Ava. Paoaa 1MB. O. you have dreamed about such List your home with us, take RENTALS a F ll ar *a IS—SPECIAL NOTICE* aa colored General Klaelrio ap­ Trailer In trade and see the • P-.»Country. plicates and colored plumbing INVSLOPBB, Uitarba B*-*FABTMBNTB naturea, ■ants, lavolaaa, kle< AIR CONDITIONING See us for French Ave. Property. For Item or Building AND available at reasonable REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN *'PboM H. R POP! CO. INC. ■ S f S f f S lf W W T t t prices with the hen financing 3544 French Ave. ts& ft MB Boat* Park Av*. 1MB A with minimum down-payJ. W. HALL, REALTOR ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Can menti. "Call Hall" Phone 17M 1*1pb Ray, 111*. db-R tnuD B ia u n i u u W*nWfR C. Phillip*, Jr# C. A. WHIDDON, ML ■ H euth Parb-Pbeae M lie * « '***’ r — ** •a n '™ ' 1N ----- ‘T o r line* IMP, Banferd e Leadln* v j K t t H L Baleimen Builder of homes for aver t.soo people. Sales offite: UtU* Venice lit *. Park________ ^ Pb- IMI in Loch .Arbor. PHONB IM4 St- C"*fhly Phone 1179-A. B. Peteraim.Broker I Bedroom Concrete Black A s s o c ia te * • A . B . P e te rs o n J r . , VA - I2M Down Payment P. J. Chesterton. Garfield Wll. 151. Par Month P A I lilts, John Meiteh, R W Wll Kitchen Fully Equipped liama, Hastl M Field. A. C. Act fast to thome colors end Hie. Dnuitncy, Und Surveyor, A. K. Shnemektr. Ballder Phenol Ml FOUR rental homes In George. town. Located on large corner double lot. One ft room, i. j 4 riw m end 2 tw o room homee.. All h. Inside hnthsroems. Monthly Income tf 880.00. Ex­ cellent investment el ftftiuu ll Interested write boi KBS e/o fianford Herald,_____________ IIOllSE For Sile. Phone 377-R. 3 Bedroom House, lake Mary. Very hire targe lot near public beach, ifton own. *85 per mu. Price *«.ooo. Phnne 1B20-J-3. Ilili la below actual value. FOR SALE—New Ireme house, furnished. Lot inoxftuo. Steven Sherlock, 5th Nt. lake Mery. FOR SALE—By owner 3 bedroom home. Ideal location, Mayfair firellon. Very reeMtnahle. Call Mrs. Either Ridge, 317 or 134.1-lt. NICE SURUIWAN LOTS, South, Phone 10IS-W 87—BROKER* and REALTORS BA LL R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON 8 su . nau cEB s I. 0. Hlghleyman, Aseeclafe 184 M ill Park Ave, Pbaee Me LAKE FRONT LOTH (loe down W. H. “R ltr r t k m p fr Reatter — General msnrsnro GrrinCe R. ptegfilder, AMerlam Oe* Aflee. Asaerlaie Pheae ItM III N. Perk Ave. Seminolt Realty If. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO IMI Perb Ave. Pbeee n or 145 M l Ofl Four tsedroom house, 3 cir larege. Within walking dlslanrs of town, excellent condition. Trrms. COneiult A REALTOR Firs* CULLEN ft HARKKY IN N. Park Ave,-Phene 2313 THREE bedroom concrete block, m tile baths, (Ircplsrt Selling prlre 114,750 In neatrahle nei­ ghborhood. Cwner will (inanre. IDT* Just outside of nly 105 x 105 Beaeoeable TERMS Homee — Lets — Acreage OZIER REALTY CO. Lxura R. Osier Krg. Real Eatale Broker J861 So. Ortaade Dr. — Ph. m l Alexander ft Wringer Rral Estate A Insurance Mrs. l/iurlne Messenger, Anne, tor Magnolia Ave. Ph, 18 8540 DOWN I B. R. HOUSE wilh knotty pine rabincta In kitchen, dnuhle carporte, and large closets. On sand bottom laxe, BEAUTIFUL OAK SHADED LOT with III. It. house. Kitchen rqulpperf. Ceramic lit# hath. Oak Itooi*. Screened i ’ordi. *10,500, Terms. #i,noo d o w n Two bedriMina attrieilvely hint* lahed home on large city lot. itnediilc occupancy. Complete linen *4,200, SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM Home with separate dining room, oak fleers, donate garage. On rice high Iota. $14,OM — Goed Term* Rose L. Piylen, Broker Aaaabelie#*, fldndereen, Aatoclale Alberto I, Aall, Aaaeelaie Phone 287} * 1741 *1 B a tilk i NEW MASONRY HOMES - 17500.00 to 10300.00 tea our two ind Ihraa bedroom home* ready for occupancy, tarma available, Hobart A. William*. Realtor •lyaw od Landaviai, Aaaociata CROSSWORD Am on* 4. Water god V. Ex l BabyI.) amine, F. Husk Si * ft'andale arT. High imua l counts I. Viscous 33 Girl a * Antelopa name iRuu.i 31. Indigo 11. Aslnnginl »3. Appor­ fruit a tion. 13. Steady Id, humming ■a eounde In a* ranis telephone 38. Live reala Penny.' . (two words) 38. Inundation I*. 14. Letter ed in. The thigh 23. Second U. ' . . Jlphebe* * 80 bone President 37. Own# meaeure 18. Mecawa f l Endoeur* H Buddh* j St. Beast i Bra*} to ensnare 33. Fellowa 19. City in elephant* 33. A condiment Franc* I India) * r Antlered animal IT. American Indian M Type tB M M M M ^ M M M K U B meaeure* 31. Mended. 1 as a bona 81. 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M in i I, . m l , , '..1 ,1 - 1 .n i l ,n ,l ii * f . u i e .r u i , ., - M l- i i i i | i , uf M.u - .m e uu I ’l.M ,- ' 111' I* IX A r t h u r ( l n d f r a f ,1 ,.* A r t h u r 'J a il fro 7 Ii 1* Wink* ll III'# i) v V a l'a n l >a ! * mKMM* D ISCO U N T EXCHANGE 670-15 710-15 600-19 $14.61 15.96 14.29 • PAY Afi YOU RIUR USE OUR BUDGET TRRMS * Aik about our Sugar Ssffty T in tllERCURy STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TTRRS PHONE SIU �r n t nAvrbivm H AW P i | i 10 Moo. M u . 2t, IBM l Europe Will Have Another American EN D O MeSorlzed Invasion .NEW YOBK UR — EurpP* D about to have another American motorized InvMion. Thla time, however. It li a peaceful trip by folka taking their own hoenee with them. About 121 people, ranging In age from • to U, are In the junket called "TrelleY Tour of Europe." •The objective It to tour Europe and make frlenda, both for themiftvea and for America. Mostly retired folks, these tourlite are. taking a total of W trailer home* with them. They represent 17 of the statea, tha majority of them from California and Florida. Wallta. Byam. who heada the junket, aaya, "Wa want to make frlenda for America tn a m l way,’ without resorting to the dollar sign." The 00-year old retired Lot An­ geles fonitruelion engineer calla Bert Park*, atar of radio and telcvUton, tell* Anuahellei the mountain of work of organiz­ Carden* In Baraaota how they can help In rutting o f the Mis* Florida Pa- ing and arranging the trip—at no July Sh. 31 and S3. Parka 1* an expert on beauty mnirtt# becau** he haa at tha Mia* America P» scant In AlUntlr Clly for »'v*r«l v«»r*. About 2D pay tn himself or others—"my a Florida cltlaa, ara ax nerted to enter the Ml** Morldn Pag<Vl»t at Sun- hobby." As an aaslatant he hae his cou­ mar will eompeta for national honor* at tha Mlsa America Pageant In sin Mrs. Helen Byam Sehwam born, whom he cilia hi* "secre­ Schajlentreger, Mr*. If. Schoon- and eighth grade; Herman All­ tary." Like her coualn, friend( making abroad la a passion with maker, and Mr*. Carl Dann of man and Linda Su# Hart. Orlando, Mr*. C. t), Conrad of Min Carol Itealc was the her. Thla Is how it la done, aha 9 a a # HELEN SNODGRASS Harrisonburg, Va., »nd Mr*, Mar- guest nf honor at a birthday saya: Kn, Richard Du ,Vall and Mrs. guarlle Christy of SI. Louis, Mo. party given In celebration of her "Wo move our homes In thel( Wooa entertained the Mr*. Ann Olass and Mlsa Dorl* Mlh birthday by her mother. Mrs. cities and become a part of their Mgrol VAH It. Sanford Naval Faber were dinner guesia of Mr. Grace Real* and her lister, Mr*. community, Invite them to oui FM ie at the home of Mri. Du- arid Mr*, lloscoe Fertlg of Wlnler Karl Nattlas al Uie Florida Pow­ homes and they In turn Invite ui OLm Stone IiUnd Thunder i t Park at tha Putman Hotel In er cluhhouie Thursday evening. to theirs. That way we make good Approarmataly 19 guasts DeLand. Other guest* Included Game*., and ‘contest* were en­ frlenda." Wad this delightful affair with Mr*. Eliabelh Fowl** and W A. joyed during iho evening and reRyam and Mrs. Schwamhorn her guests being Mri. Id* He** Forman of Ormond, Mlsa llnr- freshmen!* of birthday cake and will leave in the first section of a , ihtir bouts guest*, Mr*, Mir* riel Trumbcll and Mlsa Edith Ice cream served by the hostess­ tourists departing from Brooklyn ]an; Mra. Marguerite Lawson Trumbull of Wlnler Park. es to the following guests: Carol next Tuesday aboard tha Black Igrltl Christy or St. Louis. Mo,. Mr. and Mr*. Ed L. Cunning­ Corson. Linda Dunn, Shelda Far­ Diamond liner Black Condor. Tho _ 7. r rl. •R8~k|n. C. aO. rs>aB«il Conrad noff tfia Harri­ ham children. Junior and Jean, ley, Timrnle Lacy, Danny Neal, other tourist* and their trailer# accompanied by Mr. and Mr* 1. Herman Allmnn. Jimmie Peter­ will leave via separate means. sonburg. Va. -lUvi, Harold Hier* and Susan 0, Hay man, and Mr. and Mr*. son, Dealer Lacy, Sieve IMoway. f£ te d Mtia Audrey Hiers who Alva Hayman nf Orange City and Harvey Dunn and Gall Taylor. fpsrwlilUng In Bartow thl* week- Mr. Harry llayednen of DeLand An announcement nf interest Largest Porpoise attended a family reunion in Ft. will be the engagement nf Bar­ i^Mri and Mr*. Jamea Leyden nf Pierce over the weekend. bara Ann Mock, Winter Park and Born At Marine Loflg Mlldowa. Man., enroute In Mr, and Mra. T. Stawart Parris Ernest Munson Thompson, son • l l Island were calling on Mr. of Ormond and Mrs. C. H. Bald­ of Hi*. Itev, and Mr*. Charles Studios Is Dead gild Mri. John Bayne at Ihcir win were dinner goes Is of Mra. Thompson, former superintendent MATUNELAND ith-The large*: Rome on Slone Island Saturday. Anna Class Friday. of tho Children’s Home, and nnw porpoise born at Marine Studio^ | | | | i Roxann Hendenon accomMr. and Mis. Adam Sehullr of pastor of never Methodist Church was discovered In the tanks early AgnM by her roommate Mlia Waterlown, N, Y., and Mrs. In Wlnler Haven. Wedding plana Wednesday, but It was dead. C r y Speer* of Milligan College Loupe Ludlow nf PcPauvIlle, will be announced al a later date. The b*by hotllennse dolphin was MguOQ CliF) Tenn., arrived Ihli N. Y., have relumed to their Tho Woman'a Society met a! 44*1 Inches long and weighed 37 Ijlrtend to apend their iprlng home after a vl’lt with their sis Iho home of Mr*. Harvey Dunn pounds. Normally they ar* about Voeiben at the home of her pa trr, Mr*. W. A. Goodwin and Tuesday. During iho huslnesa sca- 23 pounds and about 30 Inches m t l i Mr. and Mri. G. A. Hen- family *l their hnpjc here cn Pc- rldn plans were completed for a long. baked food sain In be held In De­ This was the Infant nf Spray deraon. Rrry Drive, Mr. end Mr*. George Olney nf Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Richards nary March 31. Mra. Ernest Din­ known lo have been horn in cap­ Rome. M. Y.. Who have been ■nd three sons Tom. Pick Mini ning was nnpoiulod rhalrman nf Vliltlng In the louthern part ol Jimmy of Glenview. III., arc visit­ a nominating cammitleo wldrh tivity—born al Marincland In 1917. Ml* Mate. enroule to their north­ ing their parent*, Mr. and Mr*. will report al Iho next meeting. Spray ha* had ono other baby two west Home visited Mr. and Mra. J. V. Richard* for several week*. In the absence of program chair- years ago. F, - 0. Wood, estrafoe, *»M. M. N. Ryan. The honor roll fur the past six' m®0! Mr*- F. C. Long, picture* didn't believe the sire nf the new * Mr. and Mri. C. J. Smith re announced hy Pro- l*kcn hy (he Rev. Rascom Carlturned to their home In Charlotte, Inn nf the Methodist mission In ono wa* a factor in th* death. N. vs C.,| Wednesday vvnincuiR/ •**»,i after 1having »***» Cuba were presented by Mra. Tho haby was taken from the wa­ •pent the past several days will: Carlton. Refreshment* nf cup ter for examination. On Thursday Susie gave birth their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. cakes, cookie* and punch were in the 13th porpoise to be born ami Mr*. C. R. Canada. served hy the hostess. alivr in tho lank*—Perky* which The seventh grade under the tha direction of Herman Shadillx Some vldon difficullics a r e was living up to H* name today. ; presented * play enlitlrd "Miss caused hy detachment of the ret­ KALINK PICKS THIRD Jones, I’ll Be Glad To." at the ina from the rest of the rye, a con­ LAKELAND, Fla. DP)-AI Karegular ehapet program Wedneidition which should he treated line, American l.eagu* batting • -May. promptly, say* the Rrttrr Vision champ, predict* th* Tlgera will Institute, finish third thla aeason. Said Kallne, th* youngest play­ er ever lo win tha loop tllle, "Wa’vo got * good young club and ehould be good thla year." ^Enterprise TIA ieeond grid* with nine ttf m ti present won the *tt(n H u m committee appoint*!!, comMRf Of Mr*. Harman Leder Barn* of D* Bary, chairman. MflAj, B. Peterson of Os lean and R tf , Harold Hlar*. Th* com­ mittee la tn report at (ha next fteithig. lUfreshmenu were •awed by bom# room mother* of fifth and ilxth grade*. • Mra. W. C. Lawsoa enlariainml 4 ’lfritU group of friends at a tea <H i ft’Motk Tuesday afternoon at H P^dng on Hs m Ulind. Guests fcetuM Mn. John Bayne. Mri. 14k mated**, Mn. 8 C. Lawton M«. R. A, DuVall, Mn. J. V. . Legal Notice 11.00 DOWN 11.50 WEEK BRAND NEW FIRESTONE OUTBOARD MOTORS OUST AVIATION MACHINIST MATH Slant ley J. Adomatl*. U8N, r*-«nllM«J In (he V. 8. Navy four p i n in a brief e«r«raonjf held recently trr G dr. H. C. Colee’i office. Cdr. Olc*. Executive OffIcar ot Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, read Chief Adomatl* Mi ihtpplnr artlelti, and wngratuUtad him upoa his r*-anll»tmint. Thla tour of duty will complete Chief Adomatl*' SO yeaxe aervic# . ------------- (Official ------- . photo, *lt naeeasary for retirement. U, s. N«vy> Th« many frlenda of Mri. Hom­ Mr*. T. W. Prevatt had at her guciti Sunday evening, Mrs. Mary er Ballard will be aorry to learn Eaton, and daughter, Mr*. Don that ah* i; confined to the nursing Leper and ion Donnie of Zellhome in Orlando becauaa of illwood. The Home Demonstration Club ne»i. The Baptist Womcn'i Minlonary sponsored a card party at the ~ ™ 'R T ADDIB F R E V A T T ^^ community hall Saturday night. Union held Its meeting at the Mr. and Mra, Ed Ouyette, Mr. A large crowd attended and a church Tueiday night. The pro­ good time wa* enjoyed by all. gram for the evening waa "Home and Mra, John WUIJama and Mra. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Geiger and Minium.'* Thom taking part In Berth a Lindsey attended the family have a* their guest for a the program were tha following: Audubon meeting at De Bary few days, Ihcir daughter Betty of Mra. T. W. Prcvalt, Mra. Paul Monday night. S. C. Maxwell, Mra. C'taude llakea. The many friends of John \VU- .Mra. William Bridge* and Mra. Mr. and Mr*. Willie. Apdrrg hid ai their recent guaiU, Tdr.’ and Warns will b« aorry to learn that John Wtlllama. Hostesses for the Mra. Stawart Mathlaux and ion he ii confined to his home after meeting were Mra. Clauda Hakea and Mra. William Bridge*. of Cocoa. fracturing his hip. REGULAR' $349.95 n cu. ft. Refrigerator $10.00 DOWN |2.50 WEEK Regular $259.98 - Full 81m 85,0$ DOWN 82.00 WEEK Table Radio A L L O F T H ESE 1 2 -88 FEA TU RES $1.00 DOWN 50c WEEK Regular $32.95 W H EN Y O U C H O O SE FRO M C M sette 21* $2.50 DOWN $1.00 WEEK LOCH A R B O R CUSTOM BUILT Auto Radios 4 2 - 8 8 Phillips Parade of Plans! $8:00 DOWN $2.00 WEEK Regular $309.91 Electric R ange 21888 QUIET $10.00 DOWN $2.50 WEEK Regular $39.9$ ELECTRIC No City Taxes; A ll City Conveniences Food Mixer 18u • Mtl! delivery $2.00 DOWN $1.00 WEEK \. • Community water ayntem • Streets paved and curbed NOTICE Orders Now Being Token For Copits Our Annuol Mailawoy Edition.............. FULL SIZE Boys or Girls Bicycles Regular $17.9$ Itsam er Tkj IRONS . At Waat 8 cllrua trees tn every yard 8 « Colored plumblnf fixtures ‘ ' BQeat switch** $1.00 DOWN ” * ; M;-- 8 0 a . w i l l ^ ^ Winy different plans; diversified exteriors ,* »• ,i , > v . . , %# 1 * iV * COMPLETE SETS PLASTIC AUTO m ' »■ Seat Coven § Wtf*aavar rainbow kitchma by Of 9 m an» 1 4 w 8 E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC ^ Pleas# Bring Them In Early, So As Nat To Be Disappointed. .” • 88-gal 0 1 water Keatei i * % a t < • GB automatic waahlng machine la-deluxe 3>bslk hORM up to Date of Publication Including Mailing. •10.00 DOWN. 82.50 WEEK Regular $1.80 WaB PAINT • 0 1 aatenutlc dishwasher la deluxe. 3-hath homes Rubber Air ALSO i Kitchen rentllator After Publication Data Does* Not Include Mailing. •. “ 1 . v, C U S H IO N S - Moulded Formica sink tops Auto ChrdiHe Wheel DISC NOT A PROJECT! I Bel of 4 Regular $3188 BALES OFFICE Little Venice ilder Telephone 1501 •: HAdti .//‘V . ■ M ncnu. 221» • 6 1 M «*. 14. refrigerator PR IC ES p. ' Air Conditioner • 0 1 large six* nutga » OB garbage disposal! $1.00 DOWN 80a WEEK •-'a. •»?•- , 3 fer m �“ De Bary Elated « Over Proposal Rotarians Enjoy Program Offered Hy Young Students A program of mtute that exceed­ ed tha aipaetatlona of lha memb an of tho Sanford notary Club at iti noon moating yaataiday at tha Yacht Club was praiantad by an ontamble from tho Sanford GramM ir School Glao Club under tho direction of Mias Gene Nunnclly. Fifty boyi and girli. membara of (ho fifth and aixth gradai tang (hair way Into the baarti of tho ordinarily acriouily minded bual* ■on and profanional man in a manner that brought amilta to tho face* of all concerned. From tha moment Miaa Nunnslly, ffter grouping tho young alngera to bait advantage, called for and received their undivided attention until tho final buret of epplauie from tha Rota riant, tha ememble ahowed the effect of palnataking practice and diligent atudy. The event will long be remembered by both organliationi, With Allison Lea ae accompanist, *Jie lingers offered tho following "As Long As Children Pray" by Youtc; "Let There Bo Music" by Williams and a folk song, "Tien ns" in which lha group elapped bands ih perfect rhythm whan needed. Part of lha ensemble tang in three part harmony, "lt'a Grand Night For Singing" by Rodgers'and Hammeratein, Little Mlsa Lea offered two numTiers, "Bumble Bee Boogie" and "March of Ino Dwarfs" by Grieg, Doth nu[n)iirv»'«e played from v-firimory STWrir-tiPthr weal num* bars by iha giee t-luli. — ------Following the presentation, the vocalists, their director and ac­ companist, enjoyed Ice cream anil cup cakei decorated in the F.aiter motif by "Sanford's popular cater­ er," Mr*. Roberta Gatchcl. 10 Vehicles John Krtdar'a proposal to lb* I-ong Rang* Highway planning eommlttao that bridge* and a causeway span Lake Mowroe met with high favor la tho adjoining town of DaBary, especially aa it would bring tho two towns m o ra l mllaa aaarer "Boat aawa yet," was tha enthusiastic response lo the diagram and story In Monday's Herald. "Think of lha bottleneck in our midtown congestion It will relieve," declares Everett L. Swift. Secre­ tary of (be Chamber of Commerce, "To hive trucbe and through traf­ fic routed away from tha village'* main atraet would tend tu make DaBary a safer residence in every way." Edward Jewell, preeident of (he Plantation ^states Property Owners* Association agreed that UiU would bo moat beneficial to DaBary. William Luts, Travellers Insurance representative, said, "I ■m sure we could do without to many cars whlulng by, headless of double black traffic linn, etc. but I also want to be sure that our view of beautiful Lake Monroe would not be impaired. That Is one of the main attractions to many in selecting o home site." Dr. Abrshsm L. Lincoln, presi­ dent of the Chamber of Commerce opined "It would be a great boon; we want DeBary a* a residential district; this would enhance ita value enormously." ithin One Candidates Wilt,. Sm oke, Students Sel Answer, Questions Smog Fills For Annual Cou Spelling Match ( Tonight At Meeting Roads Channel 6 Off Air Again Last Night; Cause Not Told GOVKRNOft LEKIlT COl.tJNK Chennai Sla was again eft the atr last r.lght causing TV viewers to scramble for telephones in an effort to determine It their acts wer* v oriilnn or not end visits to neighbors who could reach other e^innejs with their TV seta. Shortly after V o'clock last night,’ for the str"nd Hms within a week's period of time, Channel bit could not ba reached because The brevity of last night’s meet­ of a reported power fal'tir* at ing of the Board of Sanford City Orlando Ulilitle* Commissioners as well a« Ihe 'turning *«• radios, lo.-xl liMcn- number of item* slated to coma hcers roull not roach Orlando frt. lure Ihr hoard being tabled for an qiicncics because of the same it- adjourned meeting Is possibly the ported power trouble. most important news coming out The flurry of talrphone call* i of the confab, and visit* to neighbor* with more The meeting lasting nnlr a few powerful radio and TV sat* u p s tt1 minutes more than a half-hour the usual routine of watching and| was adjourned until Thursday evening at which time the Board listening. It wai reported that WDBO-TV of City Commissioners wdl sit as Easier goal campaign fund* wae of! tnu air last night for a a retiming board at a public hear­ reached a total of 1733.80, Mrs. longer period of time than the ing on the rezoning nf French Avs- property from 18th to 23th IfaTold Appleby said today in ra. previous aeraan scramble caused Sts. la a C-l area. ^porting tha first receipts from by a current-happy rat. However, In the brief meeting, (ho distribution of tha Easter However, causa of last night’s commissioners, after a brief ar­ Bcala mailed savaral days ago. screen blackout on Channel Six gument as to the legality of the Mr*. Applaby, chairman of tha bis not been announced, due move, agreed to hear tha first Easter Scat fund campaign in possibly to the frequency of tha reading of an ordinance vacating Seminole County, eaid this mom- mishaps of the locally owned uti a uUity casement in the mirth Illy In tlie Orlando area. lng, "Contributions arc coming in ......... half of Block 2, Second Section nf alow but wa are confidant that Drcamwold. tha btg hsartsd Seminole County Donald Anderson, allomey for cltlsana will not fall to bring tha Michael Thomas Is a national food chain, expressed total to Its complete quota." his Interest In having the ordi­ /g, In addition to tha contribution* Named New VFW nance enacted at the narlles pos­ sible time because of the urgency earning In raaponaa to tha appeal in closing the deal for property msda with tha distribution of tha Post Commander seal*. Mr*. Applaby received this Officers' for tha ll5g-87 term with executives of the chain. "Should Ih* ordinance not be morning a cheek for ItOLSfl from worn elected at a meeting of tha tha Sanford Rotary Club which Is Veteran* of Foreign Wars Post No. enacled we stand a chance nf los’ng the huge shopping center earmarked lo buy equipment for 3282 last night. for Sanford,” said Anderson. tha Forrest Paik School for Spe­ Named aa Post Commander for The three commissioners attend­ cial Education. the ensuing year wai Michael ing last night’s meeting, agreed ••Those wfo have recelvrd the Thomas, ATI, FASRON St, of the to walva the rules and pass the Faaler Seals," said Mrs. Apple- Naval Auxiliary Air Station. ordinance immediately. j> y , “are urged to mall their con. Other officer* named to the VFW However, In order lo avoid anv *®mbutlons as loon aa possible so posts were; Chester Macek, DTI, legal technicalities, the same ordi that aa much of our quota a* SNAAS, Senior Vice Commander; nance will be read again a1 possible might be reached by George Hughes, Junior Vice Com­ Thursday ' night'* meeting. The Easter," mander; Robert L. Brown, Quar­ passage of (tin ordinance enahlrd termaster; Gordon Frederick, Post lha attorney lo clear tho title to Advocate; W. W. Brown, Chaplain; properties Involved in one of the Man Badly Burned Melvin L, Smith, Three Year Trus- biggest property sales in Sanford Ice; John "Tex" Brady, Two Year in recent history. Mayor K D. Scott waa out of As Fire Destroys Trualre; and Raymond Riggs, On* the city and did not attend last Year Trustee. night* regularly sen id uled /reel­ Dwellina Sunday installation nf lha officers Is ' A World War f veteran wa« planned for Monday, April •, to ing, It waa announced. Commissioners John Krider, ‘aeverty^ burned when his home be held Jointly with tha Ladles David Gatchcl and Earl Higgin­ was destroyed by fire Sunday Auxiliary of lha Post botham who substituted for Mayor afternoon shortly aftar 1:30. All standing commute**, It was Sanford Fire Chief Mack N. reported, will he named at tha In­ Scott, deferred discussion on fhn resignation of Commissioner Jack Cleveland Sr., said this morn­ stallation of officer*. Ratigan until Mayor Scott could ing that Alfred McDonald, be­ attend. tween M and S5 years of age. There was no Indication aa to .wai takan to tbs local hospital whether anyone has been consid­ Sunday afternoon suffering from ered tn fill tha vacancy rreated burns on tha head, shoulder, and March M hy Ratigan'a resignation. However, £ym a. Atm Ita Ion Commissioner Krider commented, Tha fire, ef undetermined or­ Lennla Mae Troulma* (Lake "Who knows, we may not he ablo igin, destroyed the elderly men's Monroe) to reach an agreement aa to who frame dwelling located below Dischargee will fill tha vacancy, in 30 day*. Gindervitle eff Sanford Ava. on Otle Johnson (Sanford) Ptaawoy Drive, Barbara Howell (Sanford) NO EXCEPTION ‘ The Sanford Fire Department Claratha Rous and baby (Alta­ answered the alarm, said Chief LOS ANGELES (Jt-Mra. Mary monte Spring*) Cleveland, bet waa unable t« Harriett Parry (lit. t Sanford) A. Cummings, who celebrated her tape with tha flame* that delOOtk birthday, apparently la no March IT etroyed Mm frame building. axctpUoo Vo the rule that women Admission Mary Ruth Silvers (Lake Mon­ rarely admit tbalr age. During a .a Firms in helped get McDonald champagne and cake party yes­ roe) % te a mm end brought the In­ M r I ha terday, hag idb Edwin whispered man to Saated and the M r M Fttapetrick (Baadard) la a aawspao; "Bha'a really W ." Ip - . •"‘vf’V i w a f l M City Commission Deters Discussion Of Resignation $723.56 Received From Easter Seals Hospital Notes AN EDITORIAL Herald Endorses There nre seven rnndlilntoa In the atiilewhle compolllion for (lovurnor of Florida for llio four-yonr term liuglnniiiK -Ihii. 1, 11157. When n choice is Imiiur mmlo, the Im portant. facts to consider a rc: proven ability; personal strength to cope not only with at ate wide problems but with national problems th a t n ffo tt our S tale's economy: tins fairness nf the tiinilidate's expressed views; and a well planned, ncUon-tllled plat­ form th at will benefit the entire S tate. Seminole County bus, for years, lay dorm ant, depending mostly on its agricultural products. Hoads w eren't important, industrial prospects were left for others lo consider, and grow th was something th a t didn't enter tho usual day's thinking. Beginning with January, 1!>B5 things began to change. There was a different picture In the process of being put together. Hoads sprang to life — construction was put into high ytenr — plana were In the beginning stage of being formu­ lated, And already this year we're assured of more modern roads than ever before. The /juentlon of segregation has boon dealt with quiet­ ly and on a high and respectable plane. No disorder nr dis­ aster was experienced. Tho dawn of modern aluio government to fit. our grow­ ing needs began to take shape and out of the already accomplished changes m ust emerge the modern approach to other problems. Hoads are being apportioned according to need Instead nf political aspiration and greed. These facts a ttrac t us for we believe Hint they nre the underlying needs necessary for our continuing strides lit progress. If Seminole fo u n ty Is allotcd roads on the basis of need rath e r thnn political patronage, then we bolievo th at there are more roads am! Improvements In store for us with a Governor who knows th a t need is foremost and necessary. Throughout the 15 m ouths Governor LcRoy Collins has served ns the S ta te ’s chief executive, Seminole County and Sanford have prospered, Wo linvo been awarded roads th at are destined to make us the hub of Central Florida. Seminole County and Sanford have now been recognized as Important segments nr Florida'* industrial, political, tourism, and economic picture. It Is tho type leadership th a t LcRoy Collins hns offered tho State of Florida thnt brings to our attention his In­ valuable necessity to keep the program already started go­ ing full forco for the next four years of our history. These next 4R months nre im portant ones If we are lo cope with all of the problems that m ust confront a Slate th a t Is destined to triple In population. And wo believe th at LcRoy Collins is the one candidate In this year’s campaign for Governor capable of handling the affairs of our State in a m anner m ost acceptable to the citizens of the Stale of Florida, We believe th a t tinder the leadership of Governor I.eRoy Collins, Florida will continue to grow strong, Industrialwise, populntlonwlse, and popularltywise. And, as Florida grows, as Florida benefit! from the aggressive, strong-type leadership, so Sanford and Seminole County will grow. We beliere, not only In ihe leadership anti th e Integrity of LeRoy Colllm, but we believe In LeRoy Collins as a man, loyal to his State, loyal to his platform , and loyal to the future of Florida at a great state. * It Is w ith th e belief In our present Governor. It Is w ith th e faith in him as a leader, th a t we endorse LcRoy Collins as a candidate for the Governor of Florida in the f o r th lM lng Dajuocratk R l^ a r t U Mar •• Five accidents Involving automobiles and trucks occurred Students from 18 Semlnola Tti# first puOMe appearance for within on* hour on smoke and tha group o( candidate* contesting smog filled roads early this morn­ ty Schools have bean chosen ing in South .teminot* County, compete In (he ninth annual for the Houis of Representatives, Three cars were Involved la one nole County Spalling match for Group No. >, ■peaking from Ih# of Ih* accident* on Stale Road (palling honors to ba bald at-PI ism s pisiform, wilt be tonight at 434 Just north of the turkey ferns crest School, April S at I p, Threa studanta will reprai ■ o'clock at tho Seminole County when a Chevrolet sedan driven by Mr*. Francis Chsrkowskl, 4f, aach of Mi* schools, on* of the Court House at s regular meeting of Casselberry, traveling south at tho winner In eehool conlaiti whl of the Seminole County Sportsman's 30 mlloa per hour In heavy amok* precede tha eountywida rimmed Into the rear of a Chev­ match. Association, B. C. Steel* la tha county dirts* Also on hind will be the two rolet convertible driven by James Ernest Marslco, 13, attached to I candidate* for tht 3Jth Sanatoria! tha Air Foret Rasa Hospital and tor for tho avoaL Tha following schools and < apparently living In Ihs Sanford test ante will taka part in. District seal. Porter K. Unslng, president of area, which forced him. in turn, match which will dacld* which the local sportsman's group said to crash into a Chevrolet pickup student* will go lo Miami on A; driven by tester Robert ITantithat the eamlldates wilt be asked man, 43, DeLsnd. Tho latter two >7 to epatl with 4S other aa Florida wtnnari: questions relative to their views vehicles were reported lo he trav­ I-ak# Monro* School; Curtis'Z, eling at about five mils* per Karan Payatta and Carol H< concerning fish and game laws. man; Wlleoa School, P a o te tT Important legislation Is slated hour. Highway Patrol Trooper Baker, IJ»da Rush and M(< to some before the lawmakers st T, Florida Mark Mick, invtsligiling tht Ixvdgo; Lika Mary School; lha next session of the Legislature accident said that damage to Mm WUIU. Lynda Humphrey and _ reportedly concerning uniform li­ pickup truck Is talimated at MOO, Ann Toney, Lyman School; Mil cense regulations as well as con­ the convertible a total toss, and McCanns, Btava Moot and Prim Moo damage la tha sedan. Alexander; Oviedo School; Jut'a servation me l sure* protecting about Mrs. Charkowskl has a possibls Gore,' Bobby Georg* gad Id I f f game and fish. broken nose, contusions and store- Bauinger. The local Sportsman's Associa­ lions to her legs, Marslco com­ Havia-Brited; Batty Duds. tion president said that ha expected plained nf an Injured neck. Hard!- Hollar and Buaaa Stanko; Ol was uninjured. School; Buamno MaxwaB, C« a targe attendance s i tonight’s min At 7:40 this morning, said Troo­ Pravatt and Tommy Mela Id meet to question (he prospective per Maek, just below Ih* Semioot* Sanford Junior High; JtfMa", lawmaker* on their views concern- Grange County line on Temple hr, Billy Mussetwhits and M tng lha measures proposed for Al­ Drive, • 1US International Karaf- lha Bans. Aft goal's jParoahMi Truck driven by Haywood Sercy, lure legislation. 12. of Carthage, N. C-, had pulled -. Probably .irjftwf. ‘ft Mf*"* T irriri M right hand sldr.ef (be the candid*I»* for dtsrussion trill road on to the should*** to make he the rontrovenlat problem of a 11 turn and wag- completely Sanford Junior High School prd* the truncation of hyacinth# in tile Mowed. Urn. truck wa* hlt_ head- sently hold* tha eounty trophy fog on by a 1838 Mercury driven hy lakes anil stream* of Central Flor­ Waller Remit, 38, of Wlnlor Park winning last year’s eontest. La*| year** winners w*r* Wally Philip*, ida. who was traveling bstwaee five of Sanford Junior High School ami Alwats a keeled controversy ami sight miles an hour. Carolyn Michels of All Sout'i Paro* Trooper Mack said that there chlal School, when brought out lor dlecuealon, ... . , , . I wss no reportable damage lo the Tha match**, sponsored bp thg Ih* hyacinth sontrol Issue snd Hie |r(|ek M Miami Herald, will ba tyoadcasi spending of Stale appropriated tha Mercury wai I2.M). Neither of over Radio Station WTRR, April money for hyacinth indication la the drivers wore Injured. • from Priecnari School. A grin* Three other accidents Involving lire match wilt b* bald and famed* usually a lopit at aporUmin'a ■■ many as seven other automo­ Met from Radio Station WTRJR gatherings. biles and Inicki occurred withla Ik T;4S m. April S the ism* area and were invatv> I Idgaled by Florida Highway Pa­ trolman Carl Williams. At noon today Information re­ garding (It# accidents waa not available from tha patrolman who could not ba tnnlacted by tele­ phone. at Tentative plana of die Samkiola Ah accident at the Intersection Brigadier General Hobart <1* County Junior Chambor of Com- nf Sts'a Rost! 434 and Tu* SanfordOrlando highway involved a IMS White, Asatetent Adjutant Gsnaf* 1 mere* (or lha election of officers Oldsmobil* which crashed into the al for th* Stela * Florida Ml for ths organisation have been sat rear of a icml-trailer truck. expected te arrive In Sanford Ish for April S, according tn (hs JsyApproximsloly too feat from the morrow mom lng at t a. m, fag rca Journal, published weekly by Intersaclion a 1M0 Ford arashad a goodwill visit. Ih* local Jay tea group. National Guard officials 'haari inlo a pickup truck. Tha election of officers Is expert.lust over tha Orange Cotiaty stated today that General Whit* ed to taka plica at tha luncheon line near Goldenrori unidentified will meat with City affiliate s i meeting al whlrh Sumter Imwry, rare crashed in the early morning tli# Sanford City Hall tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and at 10:TB gubernatorial aandidata, wi l l smog. Jt wae reported from Oviedo la schsdulsd to msri with - th* spaak. Semlnels County Sheriff "gr^t 'Speaking at Thursday's Jayce* that a prominent Ben Whit* Race­ county officials. luncheon meeting this waak will ba way trainer and owner of a fam­ Gsnsral White Is also *xpa*«a4 candidates for tha Ifous* of Ftepre- ous trotting hors* wee Injured to meet with school official* kte on his way to work this morning ssnlallvas. The biggest turnout In eluding Superintendent of Public months for a Jsycas luncheon la and wss liken to the Wlntar Park Ins true lion Hay bum T. MBwrt expected Thursday whsn Thomas Hospital. However, this news his and Beminol* High School not barn m illed with FIIP offi­ Stringer, Gordon Frederick, Wil­ cials. tlpal Herman Morris. son Alexander snd Don Balsa will Ths primary purpose of G*i»a Reports from Oviedo state that IrlJ of their platforms in their bid the Injured man makes his home era) White's visit to Sanford/ Id for the coveted post la tha House In Oviedo during the winter to stimulate recruiting f o y t h * of Representatives, * ,■ months end In New York other Florida National Guard, While hare, official* af thg portions of the year. According to reports from the Sanford National Guard unit-die* erea In which the accident* oc­ floss. Gsnsral Whit* will thank Christian Church curred this morning, traffic was th« City and County af/lelata fog their ropperatlon with th« Plot* Plans Candlelight brought to a virtual hilt because lila National Guard and tha .local of the accidtnls and tha heavy Guard Unit Communion Rites blanket of smoke and smog which National Gensral White Is scheduled Ua covered the highways. A Cindlellght Communion Ser­ Deputy Sheriff Cotton Brown as­ lesvs Sanford during tha dAltfi vice will be held it the First Chris­ " v* t* sisted Florida Highway Patrol of noon tomorrow, tian Church at 7:30 p.m. on Thursfleers In the Investigation, day, ihr anniversary of the Instilnlion of the Lord's Supper, Pastor Persons Interested^ Cancer Society Perry I,. Sion* announred today. A hymn "Peak of Worship, In Joining Group Sweet Communion," which was Plans Kickoff written by the pastor and his been Campaign Meet Informed O f M et! published as sacred verse, will be A kickoff campaign moating of A msallnf win be held Tri presented for the first time In San­ all key campaign volunteer work­ ford. The musle for It was.eom- ers-for the Semlnola County Chap­ avsnlng, March 30 at the AmarJ Legion Hut on Ssmhola Bird, posed by Carrie HammiL It will let. American Cancer Society fund all panoni Intsrastsd In haeqi he rendered as a solo by Mrs, Ira drive, h u been called by Harold charter members of the C. Metzger, soprano. A meditation Kastnar, Donald Bales, Irving Barrack! No. 4S8, World on tha qussttM "What Doea the Pryor and Mr*. Donald Balas, Veterans. , Communion Service Mean to You?" His masting and dutch lunch wIR The meeting b listed lo |a | will ba given by tha minister. ba bald Friday, March M, at 11 darway at • : » p.m. sseorilag, Diana Baty, Beverly Evans and noon at Jim Spencer's. reports from the arginl Shirley Morgen are to act as Reservation* nf all members at­ group has ding the Sanford v< eindtalighUrs. lha aiders will pre- tending ers to ba nud* diractly by group. aid* at tha Lord's Tabts, and tha catling TO. Ptrsmu late rested lo deacons will aarvs Iks Loaf sad Tha fund, campaign la *1*1*4 la msmbera of the World War I Ouge. Aa Ih* church practices ape* ■ri uadaeway aalionaily and her* •rasa — any heltawer hi Chriri f. Jaycees To Elect Brigadier General Arrives Tomorrow Officers April 5 us - ■■ t ' " ***w - . V' ..' 'T '.k V ..''•jV T '.'hr*1 i Jtr.rt'V 1 VV I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 26, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95b33e98ea0667c88b6858de79f67dee.pdf 74e99c045096e991e540abaa4fd962b8 PDF Text Text v ■ •1 Since September, 1949 >to Mil mod«ratoly>pHc«d and w«ll-f1nane«d hemai with LOW DOWN PAYM ENTS * to previda morn than minimum aquipmant, such at wator * • heater, space heater, range, refrigerator, ventian blinds • to equip a home with Disposal!, Washing machine, Dish washer ^ to put into moderately-priced homes extras usually as­ sociated with much higher priced hopes, such as Colored bathroom fixtures, Colored kitchen equipment Phillips Announces Another In addition to the homes we are now building in Sanford Phillips' Developments in the Sanford area:. Your own homo plan on your own lot Little Venice Loch Arbor (Crpital Laka Baettaa) Dreamwold 2; O ur homo plan on your lot • ■ . Pinehurst Buena Vista Wynnewood ' ’ 2* Your homo plan on ono off our lots Sanlanta Sanfo Park* Phillips Terrace Franklin Terrace Highland Park Frank L. Woodruff Subdivision vl; WTtUwj, <rl- �» * I |V .■I' -V/ ' y/■* Shop and Save h Sanford rwDBre?fpgWT e a il t vmwviPAWWa ? IrTwFxLViSf Nrs 6 0 3 Services Census Revealed Stenstrom, .r Receipts nf 113 ssrvlc# ostabBailment* enumerated In Semlnola County tn the 1954 Crm ui of Huritifis amounted to about 13,i *• t * 023,000 according to • prsllminary report covering service trade*, published by tho Ilurcau of tho Census, U. S. Department of Commrrre. The eombined yearly pay* roll of tho eounty'* *ervlc* estab­ lishments hh* (634,000. They re* m ..j ported 334 employe* of whom 181 A "a n * m l l . k Z M S T i worked fulltime In the pay period «t 7.30 p. m. the Chancel choir of (n(1|| ncar(.,t November 15. Tro. the F irit PrtibyUrian Church . . ... will present an all murie candle- operation *,ti,tor* « of ‘W,,F ,m Plo>rrt inbusi­ ,h* unincorporated light hour of worship on tbe nesses numbered 152. them# Psalms of Christian Faith. ....... . ,„ Tha 35 roteea will be under the L.tabliihmenli providing perdlrectlon of Mr*. George Touhy services numbered 45 amt Minister of Music. reported receipt, of *514.000. E.st*h]iihment« primarily engag­ ^ jo lo portion* of the eight an- ed in automotive repair, parking V ■me that wilt be sung will ba and other automotive lervirea Miss Gen* Nunnelly, Mrs. Nick r,umbered 27 and had receipt* of Pfalfauf, Robert tlrown. J. A. 1*347.000, Establishment* listed a* BIstlinc, Mrs. Charles Wilke, Wil­ "all nthher service*” In '.he prelim­ liam Hoar ssnri Charles Morrison. inary report numbered 77 and Th# Anthemy as they will ba had VersIpiY of (2,162,000. preisented In the s*n‘ire are I.ead Me, I^rd (Wesley)t Glnrlou. 1 , V .T -!" ' t bide* itirh huslnesse* at barber Everlaitlnr’ (Cousins)t Hide Me Open ‘Jaycee Musical Program Theme Is Psalms The Vote Campaign _____________________________ _ Bicycle, Tools Are. Candidates Rolarians To Hear . Grammar School Found After 3-Hour Present Platforms Glee Club Monday Search For Intruder A French bicycle and tools wera recovered about I o'clock Tuesday CANDIDATES FOR THK 37lh District Renata M at spoke at veelerday’a Jayca# luncheon, (I .eft te morning, after balng repotted right) Jaycee President A. H. Peterson Jr., Taul Miller, Melbourne, Senator Douglai hlcnslrom, and mitring at 12:36 a. m. Mrs. C. A. ____ ' I'rngiam Chairman Tony Rustl. (Staff Photo) Michael of 113 Shannon Drive reported. The hteyrle and tonle were found abandoned on a nearby lawn after Aberiff Denver Cordell and Deputy Sheriff W. E. I*ratl apent three tinura In an attempt to taka tha Intruder Inlo euatody. "The sheriff and deputy were at Albert 1* Waller was named praeither end of the street,” Mr*. Mlrheel aald, ."which probably aiefent of lha Laka 51ary Volunteer (Roger-Dels); nitasrd I* The Man well as other personal services. prevented the peraon from making (Whitney)) Great and Glnrluut Is Dr. J. C. Glhbi. who celebrated Fire Department at Its second "Automotive services’' group In­ his tooth birthday March 10, 1035, meeting last night which was held away with bicycle end the Name of the Lord (l)lck!nson(. "They are certainly on the Organ selections that will ba cludes general automoblla repair was hono-cd bv th# Sanford l.odg# at the Lake Mary School house. ball,” Mrs. Michael said at she ex­ played by Mrs. Touhy Include shops, body repair and paint No. 62 F A A M Tueiday evening, Charles Krueger was named chief shops, automobile rentals, storage pressed her appreciation for the Nocturne (Delamarter): Hannon March 20 dn the request of Fake of the volunteer fire department protection from th* local iheriff'a fe. Du Sole (K arg.Elcrt): Canta? rki,n.lr_lot" '.* u!? ,,un: Lodge No. 157, Crown Point, Ind. with tfiree assistants. ii#part merit. "We regret that afire kite (Franck) and Still Waters dries and other miscellaneous where Dr. (libbs was made a Ma­ The election of officers spear­ automotive services. spending all of the lime at­ son Nov. 13, 1880. MVeavtr). "All other selected services" tempting |o recover the stolen pro­ The record* of tbe Lake Lodge headed a campaign to promote tha •^Special decorations have been Volunteer Fire Department of lha perty, one of the rare was stuck planned by a group of the Women group Includes business services disc o*. that Dr. GILL* served ai unincorporated Lake ilery area. A military personnel Inspection In a field and had to ba towed," of th# Church under th# chairman- 1miscellaneous r e p a i r services Worshipful blaster during the Sanfond Fire Chief Slack N, la uaually a very formal affair, she aald. chip of Mrs. Jamrs Huff and .Mr*. amusement and recreation ier* years ol 18*7, IK* and 1§M. Cleveland Sr. tuld (he group, which however surh was not tha rasa at vice*, motion picture*, hotals, George E.-Wleklln# of St. Au* W, S. Brunrley Sr. w n attended by 33 interested d ll the Kanfonl NAAS recently, J. All invitation I* extended by the toml*t court*, motel* and camp*. gustine, Past DCHi.M of the l* th , Masonic Dlsttlct attended tha lo -, u n i of tha communily, "Don't try T. Eagpr, Chief Aviation F i r * rhurrh to eveb.vone interested In cal matting of the Sanford Lodge lo start out loo big. Start out with Controlman wee tranferresl to tha obeerving the Easter Season In , . , , to honor Dr. UiHu. Wlchline waa 1hand axtlnguliherx and build up Fleet Reserve after t t ysara nf this special wav. To avoid dlMrae* VwQSf 16 M 6 I H 0 r i Q l naval aervlee, In a rather un­ lion* that might he rau*vd by lata orthodox ceremony held el tbe arrival, the "epe was vxprea«*‘l Class Anniversary Heavy Attack Training Unit to­ W it all would be seattd by the day. —■—- — — time the chimes wert plnycd, five Plans Completed A t tbe .regular morning ntuator The Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt lldif arid M e’ resided hare I the*.- m fm hergbf the grflup wrflo VJDHeil h;;.iulcs before the scheduled Plan* are complete for tonight's Hu irakee his homa el .IHi* Mag- lo lake It by Ihe State Fire College, Eagar wai asked by (Mr. ).. has hern set for Aunday April 1 starting time*. Weldleln, Commanding Officer nf at S p. m. In Fort Mellon Park lOlli anniversary reunion of tho , nolU Ave. Other officers named at last HATU. to Inspect th# pareonnel, by Ihe Lake. Cn-tle Memnrlnl Plat* of tbe night's meeting Included: .lame* as la rustoniary. To ilgnlfy that Dave Thrasher, chairman of th* Fir*t 3lothodl*t Church, John A. Yales, vice preri.lenl; Mr*. Al­ lila actise service was completed. Easter Egg Hunt committee for SnuN. (Ir*t ptrnldcnl of tbe group Candidates Work bert L. Waller, secretary; 11. M. Eagar wae isated In a wheel the Seminole County Junior Cham­ m ealed today. Mall, treasurer: and the Rev. I- W. chair and propelled through the ber of Commerce, »ald that "It The meeting I* scheduled toget Largely Populated ranka tn rnmplrta the Inspection. will he for all Seminole County Scott, chaplain. underway with a dinner m , Following the Inspection Eager children on* through ten yeate Elected as Assistant Fire Chiefs o'clock, Saul* -aid, which will be Portion Of State was presented with a live ehlcken of age.” were: D. Elmore, R. While, and held In McKinley Hall on Paik as a alert for hla chicken farm, Bv Titr. ASSOCIATED FREAK F. E. Donaldson. ®By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Revealing that th*r# wae a big Ave. a hag of pennlsa for a nrat *gg Thrrc governorship candidates There were a few patches of 7 e u». .7lnm.nL So ‘‘rrnout for the Egg Hunt la.l Also eleeled last night was a Th* flev, J. K. McKinley, pas­ Mow or rain but dry weather pre­ tor of the chinch when the class rampalgned today In Ihe Dade, Board of Directors headed by A. u*e In In Tnl* l! (per* a o .^ rim “ \| year, ___ Thrasher time,T P ____ , t i* «W __ _. ex... vailed In mart of the country to­ was organised, will b* here for Broward and Palm Beach counties If. Dunlap with other memnera Eager Joined the Navy In pert even more this year for where almost a third of Mnrltla s th# event," day. named including: Frank Evans, Denver, Colo am! Via* served on lb* occasion nm] many of the past Lutheran Haven children will be A little wintry weather returned president* and teacher* era *x- registered Democratic voters are Ed Xlmmerman, Earl Toney, Wet- many ehlpa and Aircraft Squad­ lo some northern Midwest areas peeled to attend a* well a* a concentrated. son Reel, the nev. L. W. Scott, and ron*. He was at Pearl Harbor on guest* of th* Jaycee* at thie Former Gov, Fuller Wafren Mrs. A. T. Fowler. with snow falls in section* of number of lha charter members Dec. 7, 1941 and »nw considerable year'* Easter Egg Hunt. Donations nf egga to ba used North Dakota, Minnesota and Wis­ who have moved away, said Sauls. wound up a full week of hi* meeteetlon during WW II. He wee Tha noird will deride the date on the-voters tour of Dade County which the next mrrlihg will be *B operator end mechanic- on the for the Easier Egg Hunt are haconsin. A narrow .belt_ of snow ex for Easiernow Egg from Hunt J.y areree. be, , Under (he direction of Charlie the next mrrlihg will be ^ §|fhl fo r, ln, the received ded from North Dakola south- Morrilon> wh„ wM1 , mfM the if- while Gov. Collins and Farris Bry­ which held. several year*. For th# pa»t two and their friends. Contribution* &stward , Inin western and south.! faiti Tony Rus.l and E rnr.t ant started out on handshaking Incorporalion papers, It was re­ ysare Eager has been tbu Leading ■re mad* by selling 1372. •rw Wisconsin arrd Into *C|j'ral j Southward will be featured on tha tour* In Broward and Palm Beach. A fourth candidate. Sumter Low- vealed. are In the process nf being Chief Petty Officer of HATH. •ml southeastern Minnesota. Falls entertainment portion of the re ry, carried his one-plank segrega­ rompletf.l with a report that vari­ Eager will llv# In Orange City, ranged up lo one Inch. union meeting. Bose Southward The cold air mass which moved will read the history of the class, tion platform hefore tha voters ous persona had promised coopera­ with hi# wlf# and four children. Ervin Advises tion wllh the Volunteer Fire Dp Venice tn Tampa aoutheatlward across the lower Tony Rui*i will sing, and from Collin* worked up from Miami parmient group and offered ronlri Great Like* region and Pennsyl­ .Southward "ill headline a 30. Against Charter tn West Pelm Bearh where he tuitions ar.d equipment. Four see Doctor Attending vania brought scattered snow flur­ minute magician's art. TALLAHAASEE fiB-Afty. (l*fl. lions of hose were rontrihuted hy will deliver his campaign kirkoff ries during the night. There .are more than 300 mem Ervin*# ruling went lo Secretary talk over two West Pelm Beach Altamonte Spring*. ."Another wet belt was In western bn* of the elas*. Scientific Program Ing a slate charter to the First television station* tonlghl. Organisation of a ladles suxill. . . , . Oregon and Washington. Development Corp. of Miami There’s a good chance for Col- ary wa* not discussed at lari | n W O S n i n g t O n AfTcmocraluie* were around sea Beach which sought to Incorporate lin> and Bryant lo meet up In night's meeting hut II It expected HALL. BUTLER TO m arl levels In most of the courtDr. Edward Epstein. Sanford, under a 1953 law designed to pro­ DERATF. ON TV West Palm Beach since they're that such a discussion will come "V, . If). They were In the 30i and 40* vide help to Florida Industries. .... u i.|rh hat Florida,f I* R000 attendliig NEW YORK ijv—The Republl- scheduled tn speak over the same „„ , „a mesitng doci„r# \n In most area* except in Urn Gulf up i t the next meeting which hat Ercin'a ruling went lo Secretary Coast, southwest and southern ran and D e m o c r a t i c nation­ television riatlnn — WJNP-TV—an not yet hern set of Slate Gray who had been tent tbs Natlnnat Guard Armnry, Wash' California where llicy were In the al chnlrmcn — Leonard W. Hall hour and El minutes aparl Bryant Ington. D. C. Doctor* from every a proposed charier by Ihe firm. and Paul M. Butler— will debate it on at 6 p. m. and Collins at 8js and 60*. Below, frees In tf reedpart of (he country hava register­ Tha 1053 law wax enacted to giva ADEN AUEll LEAVF..1 lr;» were confined lo a relatively on CBS.TV Sunday from 1 lo 2:Ji 7.15 p.m. ed for th# American Academy of flnanrial Institutions aulhnrliy la FOR VACATION Filmed versions of Collins' folk im*tl area over the Great I«skc» p m. ( E.STL General Practice Eighth Annual pool their funds to make loam for BONN, Germany (3»— Chancellor The debate will originate In wilt be carried hy tl other stations region and westward into Minne­ Congress Halt, Philadelphia, as throughout lha slate this afternoon Conrad Adenauer left today for a Scientific Aaaembly. Th# Acad­ industrial development. so ta and North Dakota. The Slate Development Commis­ vacation In Switzerland, lie will emy, headquarter# tn Kanta* part of the annual forum *pon- and tonight. sion aald the firm's apparent plan Warren roncentraled yesterday spend three (o four wrek* In a villa Clly.^ W0.* j'* , i xued Iry Ihe Philadelphia Bulle­ msmberi and Is tha nation'* ee- tn Issue up In five million shares at Porta near L«i| m o , tin. In Northwest Miami. corn} largest medlral assoeletlon. nf common stock at a dollar a Grading, Paving Dr, Epstein wll have an oppoe- share and tn make loans from I tunlly to hear 26 of tha nation’* proceed* "Is not contemplated by C f French Avenue lop medlral authoritlae discus* law.” new development* and progr*** in th* fields nf therapy and diag­ vp.-oil 5*7 millions In rn v | u"d onal*. lie will also see more than rooMructlon projects were 73 scientific and 238 technical ex­ pc in th* itat* during Febhibit* that report rtsearrh r*. ary. according lo a monthly suite and display new drugs, In­ k»re»« roport Is'urd todav bv struments and equipment. l)br- E, Jones Chairman of Th# Academy Is the only medi­ fhe Stale Road Department. cal association whlrh requires In addition to the *36,760 311) ‘til every member to continue hia tit pso**rt« already under construemedical education. Rapid medical tlen, Chairman ./one* said (Hat prngreea, the Academy htlleves, Lilli wera received for *1,734.761 make* It necessary for the doc­ In new construction.. During tha tor to keep learning. Ear this reenm' *h eor tract* were formally {*nn, eveiy member must enmpleta a s v e s d for,coni'uciion tulelirg ISO hours of postgraduate study $1,0(0,523, while work completed every three yeara. Mil accepted by the Department Th* four-day scientific program W tha period amounted to 13,134,fnrlude* eurh prominent medical W7. sdueatnr* as Dr. W, Proctor Har­ , William N. Biel of Orlando, vey Georgetown University: Dr, Heed Board member from tho Uonard Arheele. surgeon general, Fifth District, reported that conUnited fltatee Public Health Ser­ Itguctfon under 33 contracts In tht vice: and Dr. Etigeno A. Stead U eountle* comprising this dieJr.. Duka University, trict accounted for *16,303,634 of the *tete road totaled. Dr. J. C. Gibbs Albert W alter To Head Honored Tuesday Volunteer Fire Dept. By Local Masons Eager Transferred To Fleet Reserve In Unusual Ritual Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Set April 1 Dry Weather Seen In Country Today s.uT. 9° Pc*. Complete « ' la iemtnole County, thf grad* ‘ paving of 3.801 mil*.* of A n - la Sanford (State ' M ■ - DR. J. C. GIBBS (tanter) wa* honored Tuesday^v Sanford Txrige^No. 62 f t A Georg* E. WkUiaa, FDDGlf ' : | M. With Wm ajet F l u t e Booth ( U iy ta d Kay ft. Wright, DDGM, lith Mojoule Dim MADAME KAI-SHEK 13 TODAY TAIPEI, Formosa IF — Mre. Chlaag Kal-ehak, wtfa of tha Chineza NttioatUit Tmideat, tali Candidate* for fha 37th Senator­ ial District seat were the first to appear on th* Scmino<« County Junior Chamber of Commerce Get Out The Vole aerlrs of p. jram s at yesterday'* noon lunrhcon meet­ ing, Speaking from Ihe same platform, Ihe two candidates, Paul Sillier of Melbourne and Senator Douglas Stentlrnm of Sanford made their bill In the Jayece ami radio kudl^nc** for Ihe two-eounty re­ presentative tn Ihe Florida legisla­ ture as Senator. Miller, first to speak, mitllnrd his pisiform. "I mean lo make this a fulltime Job If I am elected a* your senator,” he said as he made his first point. And on other Inten­ tions he said, ” 1 promise to slsy out of local polities; everything will coma In you in roads and bridges, you will get your share of State hinds; to meet with your repre­ sentatives and the citizens of your rounly to tslk over local controver­ sial lianas; t promise you legis­ lation (or Ihe business people (o help you In the conduct of your business. I don't belleva It la fair for me to romr out for any one of the candidate# for governor,” Miller elated. "However," he aald, "I want to urgo you Us lake a aland eml #•*,# eurnmlitment from your candidate on isjial ho will give ymi." H* concluded, "I will do every­ thing In my power In make you the best senator you have ever had. Senator Dimgla* Sirnstrom told his audience, "F or the past eight years It has hern my privilege lo terv* the people of this eounty In public office first, a* County and duvend* Judge and, since Novem­ ber of JM4. at your Rial* Senator. I hope that in the** eight years I have been ahl* to contribute some­ thing in some small way lo the well.being nf our eounty, Ha people and II* youth. I believe now, ai I believed In I9.V4, that la m qualified lo serve In Ihe Florida Senale, I know the views of these leaders (head* on Stale Institutions) and Ihe nerds of the institutions they represent—the long waiting list*; the lack of space and faellitlea; th* nerd for additional personnel and doctors at the hospital and farm eolony. I shill eonlinuo my Interest tn them and continue to work for their Improvement,” he laid. Strnslrom said, "Florida, aa well at ihs entire nation, is faring a crisis in Ihe field of menial health. It is my hope and belief that our interim committee of Him senate and house can and will maka re(Continent Os Page Tea) Boat, Ski Club Meeting Tonight* Th* Sanford float and Ski Club will gather tonight In Hi# CAP Holt above Tnurhliin's Drugstore fnr It* rsgulsr meeting i t > o’r'nrk. The public Is Invited tn <be*e meetings and all member* are urged to be present. The regular weekly program o | lha Sanford Rotary Club next Mon* day noon at tha Yacht Club will featured by the appearance nf th f Sanford Grammar School Glee Cluli of SO voices under the direction o( Ml** Gena Nunnelly. This talented group of fifth sixth grade boy* and girls has rereived many favnrahle comment* for the excellence of Ihelr work where they have appeared and will ■undoubtedly make a fina Impress slon before the Rotary member*,» Hi* entire gtie club personnel I t mad* up nf (he following; Soprant section, Janlre Wynn, Bos* KraN zert, Ruby Cohen, Linde McL*!lana Harry Colbert, Jack. Ivey, Donna Young, Nancy Goetz, Carolyn Bag* geriy, Donna Stowell. Solly King, Lorraine Jeffords, Betty Ann Bine ton. Lualle* Clause, Barbara Carol Green, Bobby June Berry* Linda Wllliami and Lynn Crahtrea, Alto itetlon, Mary Helen WtilM. burn, Fenny Culver, Frank Bw m lb 1*1, Inrita Thompson, Dill Lamoa# Frank Scott, Mat Selvldga, Ton)* my Crow, Judy Baty, Mary Goetz, Judy Lowman, Sharea Giles, Dreodn Renew, Anon AU bers, Nyleaa Albers, Carol Ana Carol}, Nanay V itooa o o t Bulk .. CarMoo. I d addition In Btla group la a apecial vocal enaembla consisting of: First aopraooa, Roan K ratlirt, Diana Toney, Jean Henson, Donga Young and Carole Cleveland; fee* end soprano, Sandy Rlehardi, Merrit Phillip*, Jeenne Robson and Billie Jem Tete; and allot, Phyllsg I’ickleslmir, lim e Johnson, Judy Van Winkle and Susan Tiilay, wha will be heard in a special Bngera and Hammaroteln number. One of Sanfard'a mask leUnted pianists, Allison Lee, wfg net a t accompanist and wiB also ba heard in a piano solo. Demo Executive Committee Meet Is Called Tonight A meeting ef the Seminole C o a n 4 y Demoeretle Executive Committee hss been called and will gather tonight a t I a’rloek at tha Seminole County Court House. The committee, snide n f ef roniniitteemen end committee*** man from each preeinrt In Semi­ nole County, ba* Invited alt can­ didal*! In the forthcoming D*murrstie Primary to meet with them to plan tha ralllta which will l>a held between now and May IRabert Dlllbtmer, secretary of the Seminole County Damoeratla Kxeeullv# Committee said, "W a want th* views end Ideal ef all the randidatea a i to tin mini her nf ralllei to b* held and where they will he held." > BtllMmtr said, "W* want to set up a enmplet# program thin year.1* Jim l.ee of Oviedo le chairman ^ snmmill’eV ‘J "What the Pubth- 8eh«n1, Memf to the Community” will be tha aublset of an addres* by F ty b u ra T, Milwee, Ssmlnole County 8u<j<e erlntendert of Puhltc !m trurtln»t *» an open meeting sponsored Kg ,-r th# Oviedo Masnnie Lodge and tp b# held at th* City Hall In Ovledt Monday ntx)it a t A o'clock. Most Worshipful Roy W right Jr., District Deputy Grand Mast*#, of la* 18th Masonls District w lf introduce Mllwe*. y Official* of the Gvied* Me ton la Ledge said that (hero wilt b# A# ■Jmlulon charge and that tha public I* Invited and urged t* lU tend. Tha meeting la balng held ty * . m part of "Fuhllo Aebeol* IV#»h* roela!med throughout tha BtMt £ __________ _ —*• l Milwee To Address Meeting Sponsored Bv Oviedo Masons 1 _ _________ i Mauenle lodgen by J. Tt KAGAR la teanaftrrod U Float fteserv* after Jt yearn e fN t^ l j P»m I{Mu t e if V t t m‘ i hlpfulCniSIMf r a A . Mrvle:#. Hari ) U praawtM prosenlod gtfla la um Is hla "Wit* Urn*”* (Otft* ■ w a s | - �THE SANFORD HERALD AH Church Notices must be presented st The Herald office by I p . m . o n the d a y before publication. • (fh u A ck. T IdOcsa . FREE METHODIST CHUSCH MisUUr Laurel Ava. at 4th 8L Lord* Dayi Bible Stwly at 10 Sunday Uchnol 9:43 a. m. CHURCH o r CHRIST Evangelist Rslph Brewer Jr. TH RO UGH D A R K N ESS Morning Worship 10:41 a. a . Sun d a y SliOO s.m. r. M. Y. 1:00 p. » . Bible Study 10:00 a.m. S lM S.BJ. Evening EvangaliitU T i« F» Worship and Communion H:oo Wednesday nlfht ^ prayar and Kvsrybody Welcome a.m. praist htrvlci 7:30 p. in. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. LABI MART BAPTIST CHAPEL lake Mary, fie. 1HE SALVATION ARMT ttt E. lad SL t/Llcutansnt RayMaedIB. U se, Paster — Ray. H. A. Frttb Jr. Commanding OUlcsr Beitday Sihaal 9t4l «.«. fiundsy Company Meeting 10 a.m. M onies Worship 1 1 :00. Holiness Meeting 11 a.m. ,’JTralning Union ItSO p.m. Young Peoples Legion T p m. / Evening Worship 1:10. f Prayer Matting Wad. 1:10 pm Salvstlon MeeUng 8 p.m, Tuesday Y.P. Band PraeUaa 4 tMlOKM SPRIHOS RAPT1ST * Salvation MeeUng 1 :» p.m. CHAPpL Wednesday Ladles Home Laagnt 'f • Eldrr Bprigap RpaaaaraC by First RaptUt Chatch 1:30 p.m. Sanford, FIs, : »i ‘ D ' — jjii; a. Sunday Schoai 10:00 a. as. a sie m b l y or OOD OIURtH W. a I^ smU. Separlntaadaat llth SI. and lanral Ava. Rev. George 8. Rosa ■ Pr»*thing MiM e> at. Dr. H. IL Martin, Prtaeber Sunday School •'•43 *• nl> f’J F IR S T B A PTIST CHURCH GENEVA W. A. Elltnvond, • Sunday fchnal tfamlng Worship H.T.U. Eming Worship Pastor 10 A, M. It A. M. 1 P. M. S P. M TRI CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH , fc * r i Park Are. and IMS BL ,pasf«r: Rtv. BarM S. CaiMfla Tslaphne U4 R Suadsy, Csmblnad Matming Servisa 8:45 tn 111M am Call to Worship 10:40 am Rvanity Say* » « •»!« p * •"* Wednesday Prayer Service and Blbla Discussion 1:4A p.m. Chipsl Choir Rsbtrial altar larvlaa. Thurtdsy Youth Night Program • : » to 1:30 p.m, Davetlonal Tima. Club Aetlvitiaf, Motnlng Worship ) } •• m' Youth Service 8:43 P* m* Evsngcllstlo nelly nPrayer and Bible Study Wedaeaday at 1:43 p. m. "Remember a gistI hand Invttga you to worship with ut> SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Kail i l «t. At P a r k Ava, Tha entf of your aasrch For a friendly Church. H, B. Ltmsfard, W. L. Stephens. Associate Falter Milton Hlgglnhotham, S U h fg y School SuperUitfBdMl. Sunday School 10 A. M< Morning Worship 11 A. M. Blbla Study Evening Worship • P. M. Prayer MeeUng (Wed.) 8 F. M. Missionary PramlUenlal Welcome CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. W. Psrhsm, pastor Ladiaa Missionary Sadly (3 Oar, Foarlaanlh 81., Osh Ava. ■tatlofi monthly). Fellowship Bunday Sehnol 1:43 s. m. Lusdtaow — lad Tuesday tiler- Morning Worship Barvlea 11:00 aeoe. Friytr and Ild s iN — 41b ti TRi ... Tuaaday aftanwea. Sewtai Orels Training Union 8:11 p. m. It'a a •Ath Thunday giarsiif. family affair. / • • “A friendly ahurah lav tha Evening Worship 1:30 p. m. Whole family.’* . "Coma thou with u» a n d we will LUTHERAN CHURCH •* do thee good." FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST, SCIENTIST, mo K. locoad SL Sunday Sarvloaa 11:00 a, m. Sunday School 8:30 a. m. Wednesday Evening •,wrranch m Ava. & assS ttad w at.* Meeting , P* m U«son*R«rmon: "neslty1 llunday Sohool 8:41 a. *• Reading noom located in Foysr ol ravangelJitle B«r»9ee 1:» P- *■ Church Building open to public FMld-wssh Gsrrlta Toteds y 1i»0 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Monday thru * Yoiiig Paopla laeviaa Utma* Friday. A cordial Invitation la estended U all to attend our ssrvlcu and use tho Beading Boom. .gay uao p. m. JUUtNKZF.lt HH1WOHUT THE CHURCH OF OOD OF PfMVfllECY llm Ave, l a . f S . ' f f , a s , Rev. D. D. 1U3 Cteesy, Plstor Sunday Brhnol 9:<3 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. { h u e maatlas. Theraday, TiM Bundsy Night Barvlea 1:30 P.M. D| ZGa WMB Tuesday Night U30 P.M. VLB Thursdsy night 1:10 P, M Hi Old Fashion Revlvsl hsglnnlng M ETOODW ^SSai Feh I. Sorvless nightly at 7:30. Evangelist R. W. Hluckdala In ehsrga. "You are Invited lo coma worship with us." \ f ST, LURE'S LUTHERAN In filevla iNear Oviedo) ' MRTHOniST CHURCH Bay, Hlsphsn M. Tuhy, Psvlar a Miles West an RL 44 Morning Worship 8:33 •• m. Suadsy fishosl till Radio Mission Broadcast kt »:30 Morning Worship 10i4> a, m. over WORK (Tto kc) Wesleyan Youth 8:41 Sunday School J.3D a. m.-fnr all \ PAOLA WESLVTAN Itsning Worship 1:30 sga coups .Wednesday rrayarmaatlag TiJO Lhrlttlsn hrltiian Day Hi School-. Monday Everyone Waleoma through Friday lioo «. in.—(All Ray, CMll W* Shnffat alsmsnury grades and kinder. UPSALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Bar. C. C. While, Minister Mrs. Clover Mam, Pianist. Miss Patrlela Raaaman, Asst. Pianist, Mrs. Nsnty OJUa, Chlldraa'a Choir Director, “ lit, floorgs Posold, Asst. Bupt, . e f Church HchooL - - Church School. 10:00 ant. Clausa for all agaa. Worship Uion t m. Marten), PINICREST nAPTIST MISSION Siumsorrd By CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Located at The Britt Tractor Co. • Orlando Hwr, Rev. C. W, Plank Mission Psalm 0:43 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 0:15 p.m. Training Union 7:30 Evening Worship Chlldrsn’s H»rric» 11(00 o.tn. Young Ptoplt d ia o P.m. THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH Children 0:30 p.m. y ON TIIE HILL -.^W’orshlp 1:30 p.m, Corner Park Ava and llth Rt. "•Everybody invitsd to attend J. Bernard Rnnl, Minister all aur atrvlcss. Fred Knimlnger. Assistant Sunday School 8:43 a m. Morning Worship 1l:0tl a.m. Sermon: "Prnphetlo Triumph" Mamina Worship Barvtoe 11 a.m From Naieraih Ha eomei. the Carpenter s «w S l 6- j s -m o j u , Who knowi of hammering and hlowi that break M p a s 7 s y TiM ,Th* worker's hands. From flail lee Ha comes, F I R S T B A P T I S T CHU RCH, Tha Carpenter who walks upon O V IE D O the like. la m ia L. D a y , P a s t e r Jeruialim's streets are filled —4 lay Sohool . 1:41 a .i p . with thme l a m i n g W orship . U to o a . m . Who cry, "Hosannal" and f r a l a l a s UaUm • S i l l p ,m . othsie, "CrucifyI" Iram ng S a rd o a i . l i M p i s . Far all of theta Ha hangi upon W ad a a a d d a y P r a y e r S e m n W iM the cross That UfU Haalf Into tha purple iky. iW W m ilB B N | Bundsy School 10 a.m. * il > Wedneidsy Bible Study t, 7:IA p.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH iwt Sanford Avenue Perry L. Stone Minister Sunday School, 9:43. Adult teeson: "The Meaning of dirlat'a Suffering." Morning Worship, II o'clock. Palm Sunday tham«i "T eafi for a CH r" Antham by Hio irfiolr. Mre. M. C. Stone will he at the organ. Youth merllng* fl:30 p.m. Evening Worship.*at 7:30. Ser­ mon subject: "The Dlseiplae and Conversion." Ihe first In a series on "The Disciples of Christ," Tho public la Invited lo all pub­ lic services. Anyone without a regular plsr^ of worship Is Invilrd In m ate this his church home. Ih e church is staking lo live up to the slogan: "Where You Are Never a Stranger bill Once." Nursery facilities and off. street parking are provided. ,C loud s; amoks and fog over the city—darkness enve!-, aping the streets—the church spires hidden!, Presently the \W, tu n ’s rsys pi«rce the clouds—th e! fo g ‘ lifts—once* more, th* N church spires will point toward heaven for all to see, v i So It is with Men and women grope about in 'darkness* ' .clouds of doubt and the smoke of unbelief shut out God’s glorious Ilgh t.^ T h en 'ch u rch tb ells.p eal—eyes and footsteps turn,tow ard.tht hfiyss of God.' r Werihlg Smlee .ftNtkiaf servlia j t ■1 :A \ A s,'sunHghtTdlspelsTphyslcardarknessrso God’s message lift* I A\ h h s darkness from m in's souIs/rAre you hearing that message ? I t l I t sounds particularly clear on Palm Sunday morning when the J h W * ' story of Christ’s triumphant entrance Into Jerusalem is re* j j l ^ ’ ca lled ,\T h e Church invites y o u .iW ill you come?, jjfiT HOLT CRUM CHURCH 1Episcopal) Rev. H. I.yllleton Zimmerman. R. D„ Racier Palm Bunday 1:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 9:13 a.m. Family Service and Church School ll:0o a m. Choral Eucharist and Sermon Rervlrea ihrmigh Ihe weak: Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, Fri­ day and Saturday - Holy Communlnn • 7:30 a m. Wfdne*diy • Holy Communion 10:fin a.m. Wrdnreday Evening Prayar. Litany and Hermon~l-nn p m. Maundy Thursday • The Roly Eucharist • 10:00 a.m. Onod Friday • 11:00 no«n • I'OO p.m. - Thraa Hour Service of TTie Passion Riturday • S on . n no and 7:00 *:f»n pm . - Sacrament of Penance Saturday - 3:13 p.m. Blessing and Lighting of Paschal Candle FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Avr. il Sih fl|. W. T. Hrnnki, Jr. Pastor Fred R. Fisher, Assnclste Psslor Kirby Regen, Music Direclor Mm , Marvin Mllsm Organist Early Morning Worship 3:13 a.tn. Sunday School n 45 a m. Morning Worship 11:00 am Broadcast w m n Training Union (1I* pm . Evening Worship 7 40 p m. Fellowship Hour 3 30 pm Wednesday - T raj^r Meeting 7:30 p.m. Nursery at alt Services, WELCOME "8” FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Oak and 3rd St. Rev. A. O. Mctnnle, Minister Mr*. Oeorge Touhy, Mlnlater of Muilr Sunday School B;4,V a in. Morning Worship Hour II a.tn. Anthem - "Send Down Thy Truth. o God" Runkrl Anthem • "Jerusalem " Darker Scrmnn • " I Relieve in Ihe For­ giveness of Sins" nev. Mrlnnls Nurseries for children under three and Ihree te sit, every, Sunday morning during worship hour. The Chancel Choir will present Iwo rnusle services. One st 3:30 p m. 3nd the nthsr si 7:30 pm . THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH . . The Church It tha giaattsl factor en earth lee tho building ol character and good citlisnshlp. It Is a tiorehoui* ol iplrliual values. Withsui a • Horn Church, nsiihsr democracy nor civilisation can survive Thsrs a rt lour sound rsatont why ■very parson should attend icrvicts regularly and support the Church Th»y a rt (|) For bis own sak« (2) Tor his children s sake. (3) For the sate ol his community and nation. (4) For the sat* o| th« Church Itself, which needs his moral and malarial support. Plan to go to church regu*. tarty and read your Bible daily. n*r , Ck*P'tr| » y - : : ; : . v : ........ T.•vwti««aiy u tils , ..............lo iin Wt4Mi4i|r ..... JsSs Tkuri4iy ........ ..Jak* T K u iiin 4 • i l f c . 1 : 5 s .. 14 Vsriii .bit l it t.js t.ir Lil :• te-ii l! ’.lii This “Support The Church” Scried, Published Each Week in tho Sanford Herald with the Approval of tho Somlnolo County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Well* known Business Establishments: nEBBY'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANTORO ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK nOTFLER WHOT.ESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYP - WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE f.LENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO SERVICE WILSON . MAIER FURNITURE CO. THE KILGORE SEED COL AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY IMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE F l.O n m A STATE RANK MRS. APPf.EnY'S RESTAURANTS •f Sanford FIRhT CHURCH O f THE NAFARENE "Hinford's singing churth" One black nlf Frsnrh Ave. «t 2nd SI. Rob Kitrar, I'aslor Sunday School ti*||ni at 8 30 a m. Come and brim tha family rnuU rly. Morning Worship at in: 15 i,m . At this glurluua season In ihe )*sr of ntir laird, prepare your, self for Easier by aiUmUni thurch Oil* Palm Sunday. Evening Evangel|»i|c at 7:30 R1m* I’ll® P*»lor w|ll lit preaching at Itoih services Ihls .Sunday. Christian Scrvire Training at <1:30 p.ni, each Holiday, rra y ir msallng al T:M p m. V? ui h Apllvltlwa at 7:45 p m. a«fh Thursday. The Church of ihe Nsiaran* la weslityan In doclrlne, conirigallonaj.iplaconal In pnllry, anti world-wide In lu mission. A nuraery la provided for ell services. Courteous ushers will «»«lit you in enjoying this church going experience. J, C. HUTCHISON * CO. HAROLD BROWN'S AMOCO SERVICE C, D. Brown WESTERN AUTO n. KASTNER &CO. A S S O C IA T E ST O R K M. R. Strickland, Contractor W. W. HORNE TRUCK UROKERAGB CO. HILL HARDWARE CO. NICHOLSON BU1CS CO. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. „ BRITT TRACTOR CO. R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING NEIH BOTTLING COMPANY THE MAYFAIR INN CELERY CITY PRINTING CO, HERRON GROVES J. C. Davis, Consigns* rn o c n E s s iv E p r in t in g co. s t . j o h n ’s r e a l i t y co. fCegtlnued Q, f < |t n m ) IIOLLER MOTOR SALES ROY WALL PLUMBING WADE'S 8UPREX MARKET WHEELER FERTILIZER CO. JANFORD BOAT WORKS SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER‘3 GULT SERVICE STINK MACHINE & SUPPLY CO SANFORD LINOLEUM A TILE CO« JUIERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS • F o r a l l t h e s e t h a M a i t t r Uvad TV S I M M for B rorront and died, lamp li tall and bright) Thlo Week! H w .ini tha Ef* our lamp* are dim, « can ate the way ahead fwt* of AccIrltnK of us. WDBO-TV where the Matter goat . Charnel 0, halurday MB p. wa so *lUt Hl»* . - DRY CLEANERS �jm ? san fo u t) h f h a l d j f j . M tf, 23, 1858 Radar Eye To Study Invisible Shooting Stars Or Meteors ? - i T:n 3 , ' D a rJa r Fw a T a (in ilu ! Page Additional Church News FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Pastor Mlllon II. Wymll liw n.m. i Classes for ill agca. 11:00 a m. Morning Worship Ecrmon Topic-“The Lord Hath ' Need.” • :00 p rfl. M.Y F Supper 6:30 p m. M. Y. F. T:13 p.m. Orgxn Vcspcri 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Sermon Tup!c-“The Crit.,* of Compulsion ” Broadcast over W. T. It It. liy *. fll.AKEM.EE Associated Press Sctenre Reporlri COLUMBUS, Ohio '.P—A power­ ful new radar eye soon will study invisible shooting start or meteors —the buckshot front space — lo learn where they come from and how they affect humans. Ilarvatvl University astronom­ er., toil ay told of plans for the radar study. They hope It can learn secrets of meteors 500 times, fainter than those the human eye can sec. Millions of meteors (rum outer space, mostly only tiny specks, bombard the earth every day It is estimated 1,000 tons of meteoritic dust falls to carUt daily. The Ik m NICE. France ,P — Metro-Cold- dust and electrical energy that - wyn-.Mayer says the Riviera is go- come from them may be partial £ Ing lo see the movie “ High So- causes ol torrential rains, of the j ] elcly" even if I’rinre Rainier 111 northern lights and an aid to send­ rloesn’l think his neighbors should ing ordinary radio broadcasts. • b e looking at his wife-to-be in an'Hie new radar study Is cxpectu oilier man's ai ms. rd to produce more facta about » Ilut the nppoi linn of Mnnarn's the heights, speeds orbits and ori­ * tiller has pul a slop to plans for gins nf these giant meteors, Ger* a gala advance showing on the ald S. Hawkins, Curtis I,. Hemi, vacation co.nl for (.race Kelly's enway and Fred L. Whipple told new picture. Instead, a spokesman Die American Astronomical So­ J,for the company said, it will be ciety. s shown in Nice an t other Riviera The radar system will lie set up fowns in several months, when it's in Southern Massachusetts by ^ d istrib u te d to the rest nf France. Harvard Observatory In conjunc­ '•» The company had planned a li t- tion with Ihe Lincoln Laboratory Jad lc k rt premiere at a Nice thea- nf the Massachusetts Institute of wler ahout the time (irarc and the Technology. •prince get married In nearby Il will consist of a powerful ra­ JjMnnlc Carlo April 18-19. dar transmitter and six huge re­ •i “ We gave it up when we learned ceiving antennae to pick tip the •th a t il might not please Prince radar pulses bounced off the meUllainier," the movie company Ivor anil Die trail of electrons it leaves In the upper atmosphere. v apoltesman said. The system vv'ith six antennae “ Theaters In Monaco already had rtjWceldcd In keep Miss Kelly's films receiving the radar echoes Is rxa off their screens after hints from pected lo yield more Information o-the royal household that the little1 than have previous radar studies, ^principality'* ruler ohjectcd to the astronomers said. It could help determine Die or­ ^Iheir showing. One murec pxi.plained the prince's altitude thus: bits of the meteors in spare, and * "It Just wouldn't he right to hrnce provide information on their jjhave Ihe princess—or even (he Ih- origin. It could show Imvv much kI ure princess—being shown In Ihe the meteor Is slowed by passing *«rms of one man tonight and anffithr^ tomorrow, even on the with Di p dignity of the prince's screen It wouldn't he in keeping position.” 4 --------- -------------- ~ - -------------------- --------------------1— * . f * , , >J \ •. • (try t'r . Lmm-r .-Or.—. — 1 w , *“ j f / Riviera To See l 'High Society' ■A i THI II.S. NAVY'S surface-to-surface guided missile “Residus," goes oil In a cloud of imoka as 11 la launched via Jet assist takr-olT from Hie submarine Tunny oil the California coast. Tba “Regulus'' la ant of the many guided missiles now being perfected by the Armed Force!. (International Soundpholo) Honeybear Is Not Afraid Of Saxton ST. LOUIS IP—Virgil I Honey bear) Akins says he isn't afraid of welterweight champion Johnnv Saxton but he'd like a shot at second-ranked Tony Demarrh hecause *Tm entitled lo il and it'd be n groat fight.” Akins needed a lasl-rmind Hurry for a close b u t' unanimous vice! vion over smart Hector Constance of Trinidad here last night in a 10-rounder. II wasn't a sensational victory and the crowd booed the decision although Akins U n SI. Louis buy. Rut il kept him in the running for a bout with Saxton, who Is looking armirr.l for opponents be­ fore he gives Carmen Rasllin a through the thin tipper air. how long a trail of electrons each ere ales, the height of the meteor, and even the number of electrons at different points where the radar pulses hit and Isninee back. HITCHINRON HI- VTs Tit \FFIC S T. P h T K 11 S It 11 It (1. Fin., i,Pi — l i e d llutehinsm i. iimnngur of the St. I.unis CHtdinoU, bns ihe tru ffle problem lirke I. Once a week tie flies home to llrn iid en . ton « bleb is about :u m ile, south. “I walk aeross the stieet and catch a for a $3.'' nays Itutehmsoit "I get burnt) in only a few minutes and it's less ex­ pensive than takliur the car over Die Siilt-dunc Skyway. The Sky­ way is $1.75 each way and then you have to hoy gasoline and then battle tile tiaftic." Hutchinson Is a year-round Rradenlun resident. Michigan State's Mieklin Field Stadium will he eliloi ,;ed to (10,000 capacity befoiu the 11*5|^ fnnlhuil season opens. return crack at Die 1ills*. Virgil hud to win the last round to lake the tlriit. Judges Fred Council nod llowaid Hess and Referee Denny Kessler all scored it 51-49, Akins. Thu Associated Pres, armed tl 50 50. t . NEW YORK l<is—The good people who “ kicked In” more than S13,000 toward removing Miss Dor­ othy Day's "House of Hospitality" from the firrtrap category are having llielr reward. The 37-year-old gray-haired lady appeared in court yesterday and said 1.188 pprsons—who read re­ ports that her haven for the unfortunate had been ordered varnled—sent In a total of 613,310 to finance repairs. “That’s wonderful," said Mag­ istrate Jack Nlcoll, adjourning the cn<e ustll April 17. The rehabilitation fund still has a long way to go—at least (13,000 Is needed. Miss Day—who says that St. Jo­ seph. the patron saint of workers, is laboring ovrrttma in her behalf, said: “It will enm*. I don't worry about that " n _________ •< cause upheaval In Ihe Communist party at homt and aboard. Apparcntly they feel so sure of ttielr own strength that they do not foar defection or Insurrection They could let his memory dieappear from public consrloUMMS by not mrhtlnr'ng M r me-p. That would Im e-T n ffia a n y way. Why then arc they doing K thin way? Perhaps these ire the teasons: 1. The drastic emphasis on eotlectlv'. instead of inilvldnat, leadership may he Ihe preliminary to some sharp shift in the Com­ munist policy, if not In doctrine. 2. To get greater cooperation from the Russian masses by givIng them a larger sense of par­ ticipation in the country's wel­ fare than they could ever have had under Stalin, who made It clear that individuals were ex­ pendable ciphers 3. To make Russian communism more attractive to other peoptaa in Asia ami Europe by trying ,to create a sense of good will and confidence In the honesty of the new leadership Florida State Bank of Sanford There's nothing mnke-bcllove beauty of this L’AIkIoii — except the inliv. ■ tiintr print in the imago of ribbon* and bow*' Sleeveless, high-necked, flare-skirted, il is equally Rood for the cruiso season now or the summer Inter, It’a while birdseyo pique with blue, pink, or yellow print. Sizes 8 to $ 1 7 .9 5 Dncron’s whirling pleats are enduring as the stara in the heavens. And L'Alnlon'a whirl-pleated dress is begiiilinjr as a flnw«sr. The tucked bodice is lightened with wliito at scoop neck nnd sleeves. Navy, periwinkle. > black. Sizes 10 to 20. $24 95 i \ 11 Is Whnl a fabulous addition io any well-adjust­ ed wardrobe! Pure imported linen to wear right now for a warm-weather vacation, to nave to spring on your public early next sum ­ mer! The puritan collnr*is edtred with whito linen nnd the streaming bow is also wliito linen. Ucige, pink, navy. Sizes 10 to 20. r.95 our _ I ______________ l _ The "Friendly Bank" will be happy to help you i> "H«lp Y \A /* Rad C r o a a ? i 1 m ,7j $ JMji1 St •?] I How to bring your home up-to-date - Here are some of the ways to improve your home: Make needed repairs - Add a bed­ room or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Enclose y o u r porch - Modernize your kitchen - Modernize your bathroom Insulate walls and ceiling -Replace your roof - Add insulated siding - Paint your home - Inside and out - replace your screens Ruild a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling. You don’t need ensh - just satisfactory income and credit rat­ ing - The cost can bo handled in easy monthly payments. 4 ^ f Repaint - Repair -Repay - Willi FHA * a ___________ A ' 56- t h e Year to Fix People Who Helped Hospitality House Having Rewads L ’A i g l o n 18- • J WASHINGTON W - It Is the Under bis guidance the founda­ Irony of Stalin's fala that through tions for the present successes his very strength he mad# it pos­ were laid. sible for his heirs lo denounce and Now the new Kremlin men — disown him. particularly C o m m u n i s t par­ It would be misleading to in­ ty boss Khrushchev — are re­ terpret the present convulsion in ported to be reviling their old boss the Russian spirit — the repudia­ ds i Ij.jiit „ad nindcje:. tion of Slsii.i- -as a mark of weak T une's no ,'onM !.- aaj that. ness among his successors or In* Tnat his heirs feel Tree to say the Russian structure. so seems to speak well for their There is no 'evidence of such self-confidence. Stalin was the weakness. On Ihe contrary. symbol of ahsolute power. If his Russia ranks next to the United successors were unsure of themStales In steel production and may sclves they would need lo wrap be ahead In making warplanes. themselves In that symbol, not It's reported ahead In training destroy It. scientists. That they can speak so strongly It has produced the atomic Is due lo Stalin. Hr put them bomb. II his produced a hydrogen where they are. The price they explosion. paid for their advancement was It has under Its thumb over 400 In character. They were his loadmillion people, half In Russia, half ies and errand hoys. They cannot In the European satellites. It escape a tpipstioa about their com­ reached this towering position un­ plicity in the crimes they accuse der Slatin’* leadership. him of. Its achievements can be attrib­ If hr was io bad, why didn't uted, to be sure, to the energy Ihe new strong men ssy so while and genius ol the Russian people he was alive and destroy him? Rut when Stalin took over in 1924 They reportedly say they were it was not only a backward coun­ afraid of him. They know their try but a highly (literate one. present repudiation of him could A M I 1 1 1 . ■I.-. �„i ( Of By JAMRi MARLOW ' Sanford Mttstial development la tha la - This U the Hath ta • a*riot of urt. The only thing that w* article* written by Mrt. Carnage Walls while rapraiantlng The IanLet'e get Itavt building l’ o f attrao- ford Watili vr a war cf-tarelg* countries. Everyone should some to Borne l To be quite honest about It, I always have had (he tooling that ell this conversation about Rome muat be part-Kellywood etc. Taln't sol It's everything It eiaima to be. we arrived about noon two days ego at a beautiful new air­ port from whero our group was put an a chartered bus for Hotel Excelsior. Italian burn ara really something. They hava ovarhaad panels of riesigiase, individual ashtrays and even prints of fhmout paintings on th# hack of sack seat upoa which the customer* Pricai Going Up far new induetrlee dependent upoa Aa unnatural picture It helot painted ; fuel and eeeaomleal operation, In the price r im that are beginning to go ire than two yaara of hard hare Into atteet in local atom , Xaereeeee are Into the engineering. aurveying and being noticed in prieea of merchandlae to ale reeearch Ited^g to the eatabUah- many atom la which the houaewlyce, busi­ & f u S t f f®r the eenatroetlon of nessmen. end profeeelonal people chop dally. Each Wilneaaman la eartainly privileg­ nately a thouiand tnfiaa of l « ed to make a fair profit on his manhan­ w ____llnea Into Florid*. h Sanford fa one of the el«aa d lw W <« dles and warn that are sold over tha coun­ -lin e into Florida which wlU bring the ter and otherwise. However, that prefit. nececiary to main­ ^ral gee In adequate eupply ♦« be boon tain a atort, pay talariaa, and all of the both induitry and tha houeewlfe. ffaturel tee wltl eld In the further*de- ether erpenao attributed and belonging to at of Florida — the further devil- tha Job of aellfny. cannot he reallcod If eyes off of of Sanford. It will aid In the t o - merchants have to absorb wholeaala pries Inlu*ll The innumerable areasea in tha punhaea of their geode. placet of marble atatuary, sea* advancement ofthe 1 hel Sine* the advent of th# one dollar mini­ turles-old buildings, tha many County tree, elwtdv an e t^ r t lw Mof Ite Ideal location on tha St. Johna mum wag* requirement which went Into pine 1r*ai (which somehow do saam appropriate, but which and doe# proximity to all aectlona of effect on March 1 merchants are being not nevertheless are the most beau­ 'faced with a never ending stream of rising aa an lnduatrlel area. coats, and In every tnitanee the story Is, tiful trees possible for Rama as -Along with alt of the hard erorV,pUmj- “the minimum wago requirement Is In­ they sway to and fro In th* wind), tha guihing founts Ins which era fag, and anglneorlng. much private capi­ creasing the coat of production.” lean everywhere - at street interta] haa boon poured Into tha effort to bring As the shopper faces the Increase In local section* - parks * all over • all natural gna hero. Contract, havo been a!Isn- store retail prices there will undoubtedly be these things plus the countless ed with power eomnanlea and Industrial. churches and Cathedrals make ” j ^ d n^r, with all of these labor, behind some misunderstanding as to why the mer­ one of tha loveliest sights ever. chant muat tnerceaa hla prices. U Southerners think Atlanta is them, the pHvataly owned company propoaTha fact Is, tha merchant haa not raised a crisp mixed-up town streetwise, •nV to Wild the gaa llnea Into Florida ean hla priess, It's tha manufacturer and the pm. they should just see Roma. There «o before the Federal Power Commlsilon and ducer of tha merchandise whose prices have ara no ninety dagraa corners, no streets, no numbered Mh that their project he certified. gone up: the merchant haa added only hla spariliel t r e e t a («U lovely, musical V th e Florida State Chamber of Commerce safe margin of profit. names;, no system of any sort haa worked for yeara to bring about the No one realises aa does the newspaper­ but - and hare, Frank, la one of ttUguton of natural » < llnea throughout man who ta also confronted with price In- th« charms of tha city • when tlafftata. Their thinking haa reflected tha creaiea but alio watches the price of mer­ you ask directions, tha,dark or growth and pictured the enhancement of chandise that la being advertised, how num­ shop owner will leave hla shop and not show you tha direction to Jhetnduatrial development In every aectlon erous the tnereaiee are. taka, but ha or ah* actually aeHowever, one must alio take Into con­ companlsa you to It tf it is within of tha Sunehlna 8tate, Certainly w# would like to see this pro­ sideration that the overall picture Is one of One or two block*. If It la further, he mutters Some Italian to an­ ject coma about. It would be a shot In the progress. Better wages ipean a better stan­ other person and than that per­ dard of living. More money circulated means son takes over. Thla attitude more money spent And the standnrd of which 1 have found everywhere The Sanford Herald living la reaching higher levels each day. these few days, coupled with the P iltk M M ir aeaeraer l , u *r It la the understanding on the part of really marvelous fashions here, he shopper that the price Increases nre not male# Rome a female shopper's niM M m h m U «l«« « • I'l* ■! price gouges on the psrt of merchants flint delight. As most people realise now, ta* Sh i olfir* •» «*• must be gained. As these Increases go Into Paris is being pushed to the back­ •» •! w«trt a. affect, we must he aware that prices are ground on fashions by New York m e n rr.nm w a. Mirer •■* r«*tufc*r made on the basis of cost with a fair profit or Home. There seems to be s HAmON SASHAS SR« «*•••«»• WIW gri<lnd. ■ im ia n m o s hatts • lit Oa« HMltfe Or euriw <*• i f l t H N aatto >ta Maalha __ 11.71 WW an OMtaary M»e* •* rSiafcs. w «hS*a. aae ■attaa at Mtaslalaa*^ t#» Me M OW at saiataa fast* trill ba .haraai fat at m m Im ».nrttata« MtriA l Ij «* * * i* About tba Mlt you could do would b* to gnats, sad bop* the guatl was good. That's Just about Whtt Congress will have to do. Elscnhowar starts out with at laast osa strike on him. Congress, as usual, will try to trim bis requirt, a n is e tr : ii tf" Earlier this month some admin­ istration officials were saying irlvatalyt Elsenhower will be uCky to wind up with congres­ sional approval of svt billion dol­ lars Instead of tha almost five billion which ha asked for. EtianhOwar asked Congress to give him limited authority to make commltmarlti to other coun­ tries on the amount of foreign aH, and th# kind, they can ex­ pect for up to as much as 10 yaara. Thst’i another snsg. There’* a lot of hostility In Congress egalni'. agreeing to a foreign aid program that would last 10 years. Thsre's soma screaming about any fur­ ther foreign aid. Congress, of course, won’t mike up Us mind entirely by guessing. It will b* able to question admin­ istration officials on why they think almost five billion dollars f Spring Has A t.lftl.lll ■•ah ■!*■> ing warn .L• T*u.j , h ld«i!oiltrstlon began this country’s first hJgl foreign aid program under the name of the Marshal! Fl4a bark In tha lata JfltO*. At that time, whan the Russians • couldn’t think ot anything batter, they ware being djiagraalb)* and ke*plng their money at hem*. Now they’ve switched: they're *U smile* and offering economic help. This puts them directly into® competition with tha United Pints in the field of foreign ltd. The Russians and the Americana mty look (o Asians and tha Arabs In the Middle East Ilka suitors bring­ ing gifts. In short, thsra's son* bidding going on. But Elatnhowar stye this country isn't going to miteh every Soviet move with an Amer­ ican promise, or, aa ha puts Hi to "vs do not Inland to permit spadfie Soviet movaa to control Our activities.'* Paint Industry Hopes For Big Year being turned Iota in paint te ie* painting, net them Inside and out what may com* of it in the way of new and baiter ipruce-up Job*. Th* Industry also counti on the psychological Impact of a wM*ly enlarged choice of colors on the army of determined do-tt-yourtelfers. You havo all the way up to 1,000 cholrei — not to mention what a homeowner mav acciden­ tally stumble on tn spite of blm self. Th* National Paint, Varnish & Lacquer Ann. estimates almost 50 per rent of homeowners now are brave enough to tackle outdoor WOODLANDS FIRE BATTLED TALLAHASSEE uB - riorlda Forest Service firefighters battled the biggest woodlands fire of the year today about 13 mllea southeast of Mayo. More than 4.000 acrea had been burned over late last night in i the 40-man crew working on It was unable to bring li under con­ trol. John Belhea, chief fire control officer, said the fire situation throughout the atate hid become critical In the past three days. of sight of the neighborhood crit­ ics and 71 per cent will wield e f brush or roller on Interior paint Job*. The Retail Paint and Wallpaper Distributors of America says, with the deepest disapproval, that aftma 30 m i l l i o n American homes haven't hid a ntw cost, of paint in 10 years It also turns a critic’s eye on all - the several million homea built sine* Worid War n and assarts—perhaps to no oo*'s# surprise—that In Its view TO par” cent could stand a new coat right now. A U TO LOAN S Lowest Cost NEpr *SA N EO R D s i u M i c n A n sm u . Bank INSTALMENT LOAN DEPTMember FDIC Sanford Publichfed Busted Her neighborhood. Ho haa lining a wondering dub at a brooding bud, broke It wlda open, ease tha pals green birth teavas It sheltered, pondered how he would gat U i own Wda through school, Meanwhile the people he patrela ara stirred by an ancient rebirth. The eld drum ad humanity, toaaad •aide during the winter hut not carried away by the neighborhood garbage collector*, begins ta heat , . .beat, , , boat In tha big city thara l> aa g«ah things as a Orit robin. Ipftag la a wind- ft does add things. Thla wind eburns «p old, race!, lac tad winter duat and blowi It late everyone's eyas, But area nature Is as they grumble they realist at there to aomethlaj different about Man la blue, plowing hla daily this wind. dietinn across tha land. It baa baaa stick s long, hard srlatar, X to nek a pluiure ta look strata the aera* dull with tha duty a* yeaSarday new trsikepasrad with the yremlia ad toJj marrow. u Thara Is about this Urns neh «| a bawildarmant of toiling bought, {' such a fog ad eonfusad buds, epaaaa te# with raatlase Angara lata .1 leaves that knew where they ara ({teaching, such aa war-all fog ed it purposeful graanaryt >; Anywhere ta the eeantiy bow ,J spring rupture* winter with • rap>«fture evident ta alL Wonder Holds ChtnmmaunsmL HAVE PURCHASED THE SEMINOLE MOUNMENT CO. \ * Formerly F«Ufl Monument CoLoaitoi i t SOt 1. M Now; Located ft* L am ! A m Girdle Ate MO TWO-OOOt CATA1MA Th* ear toy* § 0 and ttmprtet won't Have tan ttai ta your **vin*n, . , l t ' t all alona Up l fu n , literally In a d a m by ite d fl A nd i t takes only m inutes to prove I t ; ; . ju a t alip bbhind the w heel, h ead for th e open road a n d w atch thla glisten­ ing beau ty tra n sla te t h a t s ta te ­ m en t in to b larin g action! E v an a t cruising speed y o u 're using only ■ fraction o f Ita tr a n tn d o u j potential. B u t ahould an em ergency arias, th a t e c tn i power to w aiting for y o u r r ig n a l. ; ; and the tlifh im t prm eurt} S a r ln fi dollare placed with touthm it offt ,more Income T om « mi* cm fnertaM your In* bp p ayln f more at* yaatl/ High-PoweredHardtop... and W E PA Y J in a «ilk«n rush th a t teevre th e em ergency far behind . and w ith it all o f yo u r old ideas about performanceI 4 H ere’s Am erica’s beat hard* to p b u y , by far, for th is gorgeous Pcmtiao 800 C atalin a co tta Vmr th a n m an y of th e low-priced cira . Com* on In e n d e ta It. I f y o u love hardtop# (and w ho doesn’t?) here’s y o u r carl ' ’ WITH A LOW-LOW PRICE TAGf m * Pocl, Wi# ■fee* Jd "’oi t OO ")oi; Q uick ae a th o u g h t, W h e r e a s respond, w hisking you to i ua will pay you regular and no erfeof 4 ftfA T G sT n B A K \ *3* w#—we >• ItT » U tltn itr i f lit* rUWt-r** Hbartl IH U T O fU G H T UJDRA-UATh WILLIS PONTIAC FIRST ST. r r O N l Ttre j’L'trAto.*.'?; -■:• • 1 E U needed. All this 1Will make a lot o! headlines, but pOrhipa not much light. When it makes Its- final deci­ sion Congress bad belter make a good guess for a pretty obvloua reason: the Russians are doing which th* states aftae.kave as a specialty, From what I can eoe (and I Good publicity and good publle relations must have walked a hundred bring more and more people to a community. miles tha piat two days) Italian mechanical things (toys, ma­ Tba MaralS U a ataaibar at tha A i . H t i l r i rraaa W* read yeaterdar, an excellent account chines made here, etc) sr* not w hisk la a a lllla . aa alaalralr ta iba (•» u r a b l l * . of the progress of the City of Sanford, which too good. Leather and silk • I riaa aa all tba laaal taw a print** la ibla aasraaaaaa. was published In The Florida Munlclpnl Ttc- have never aeen such perfection. rnrd. a magaslne of wide and vnhinhle dis­ The two extremes in female ap­ Friday, March 23, 1036 tribution throughout the State and nation. parel are, of course, the cotton heavily sweatered It la such accounts written about facts stockinged, (lsywr on layer) poor women and that hava been gathered In the progress of th# wealthy one* - mink, dia­ TODAY’S BIBLH YBRN1S a community that lends a hand In bring­ monds, exquisitely detailed dress­ ' And at midnight Paul and Silas sang.— ing new lifeblood Into a growing and pros­ es, very small hats a t ara worn in New York City and extremely 'Act*'13:25.—Men who could ting in prison perous city. high heeled ahnej, We hope that tha City of Sanford and tg^’, their Ufa as missionaries hnrl been one J had my hair washed and let long aeries of beatings and atonlngs and all of Ita agendaa will continue to spread here In th* hotel and wai quite trial, by unfriendly judges, staggers the such wonderful aecounte wherever there la curious to te* how in "Italian imagination. The men who knew Christ a page printed that might contain a message cut" from America would do In Italy • Just fin* except that our of growth and arpanslon. Men were fully persuaded men. hairdressers are much ilower and more gentle than Hie Italians. We 1 took an automobile sight­ seeing tour yesterday and took In th« historic spots such *■ the Cat­ acombs, Iho Roman Forum, fh# The atalonaii of pcrpatuil cold »? ral l o n g idly furrow, la first aware of tha Applan Way, the Coliseum, many YORK UR - Sprint b** j difference. , has gone from It. Rahlnd It* chill of th* churches ami (for the builart her girdle. I Tha old cop, plodding a worn la a hidden warmth. A penetrat­ movie-goers) the fountain In "Three Coin* in a Fountain." A wind that promises fruhasii beat, la tba one who naturally la ing traahnoia flows through It. Her* w* threw coin* (and wishes) to avaryona nr reps Ilka a bsns- firat aware of any change In tha Hasraaaa1#4 * a r ia a a llt b f tlaaaral BartUa, t a * . M l Oeareta A tlaala. O a -r^ a ij .(] The shopper haa more mnney because wages have increased. The Increase in wages la passed cm to the merchant In higher priced merchandise. We shouldn't growl until we learn all the facts.............. *' great similarity (at least to me) In merchandise end styles teen In the two Isltcr cities. There U a simplicity of Una and attention ta fabric quality and drapery rather than to decoration, o f course, all leather goods are at their bast her*. Big and shoe shops abound - si do filovn simps, Hsaailitai Praia Haw Analyst WAflCNOrON IfW-Ptr months ycu win be raiding about argumanta among members of Con­ trast, ant batwaan mamban of ant affl*UU_aL th* *1U.;.lU.*,t *m infot-VF lew. ui Cangrata ,suJMAtat ■taslehtreilM,. os haw Roma II It li yussiota, A special much taraign ait thla country audience with Hla Kotins as, Reis* Pliu XII, who la tha spiritual rul­ should provide. er of 4M.000.0M Catholic* tha If yau k its trouble trying to world over. On tomorrow la being decide from aB that's said who's celebrated both hla loth birthday right, you‘tan taka aoma com­ and the isth anniversary of fto fort from the thought that Con­ Papal alavatlon. It la a tremen­ grats wBl b* ta tha asm* dil­ dous event and hundreds of thous­ emma. and! of Cathollei ara pouring into Just try to visualise la.MO.ooo,It. Patar'a Square ta wait all 000 ta the term of modem weap­ night lor hla addrasa and blasting ons, toad, lotos, grants, and tech­ tomorrow. nical advltara In such varied Rtcausa of the vary heavy flaldi as sanitation and crop rais­ schedule of visiting dignitaries, ing. • ate, It was quit* a coup for thla Tbit's tha amount, and th* kind, group to get an audltneo with tha of taraign tod program President Pope. Wr ware ushered past the Xtsanhowar yesterday askad Con­ colorful Iwlaa Quirts which hava grats ta approve, n all wouldn’t baaa Papa] guards tar centuries be spent in an* year. Soma would lata tha VaUcan Itself; It would go for pUantaf ahead. be extremely difficult lor a nonThan try to flgura out whether accredited person to gat by the tha coufltrlts to which XlsSnhowsentries at each door loading sr wants <0 glva thla aid really toward tha Pop*’* apsrtmsnt*. With our aseort we climbed what naad all that, or Iasi, sod, if less, seemed to be endless steps and how muel] lata. than through a serial of magnlflcant ornalaly-dacorated rooms to, at last, tha Throna Itoom whara wa awaited His Holiness. Ha cam* In, gave the group his By RAM DAWSON special blstilng and then reHEW YORK —Tna paint In­ caivad each of u* individually as wa war* Introduced. Ha then very dustry hopes this will be Its blggraciously posed for pic lures and gsst year. Ita salat volums Is txwhaa the photographer said "one psetad to rise by 10 per cant to more," he laughed and said a new record of gl,toT,M4.400. There's a chance retail prices "always with photographers, they say, on* more," To soma who had of paint may rise due to recant mat him before, he looked tired beetle In the cost of linseed and and weak • in me, however, he soybean oils, soma pigment, looked well when h!» aye of so is freight, labor and th* hike an­ remembered. At any rate ha was nounced today in tha price of a most grscloua, Inspiring person cans. and this dsy has bean a memor­ Much of th* sales talk now tn able on* for all of us. As mamen- tha paint Industry Is built around toes of the occasion, ha gave marvels such as polka dot paint, etch a small medal which he Jelled paint, or colors In collapsi­ blessed along with other religious ble tubas. Item* we had. Othsr marvali era being hunted W* were aupposed to leave to­ down by radioactive isotopes. day at noon for Athens, but the These byproducts of *n atomic current unsettled situation In pile, widely useful as tracers, are Creek- English relation* has hid us delay our departure from Carmaga and I hope some dsy Rom* until tomorrow morning, ta com* back her* for long sine* we ire flying In two char­ enough to "se* it all." tered .British owned and manned I know this has been strictly planes. However, we hive now a woman’s letter but there seems been assured that It will he all to be no time tn write about right for us to proceed with our both this sort ot thing and any. original schedule tomorrow morn­ thing political to • here It Is • my ing to w( are onto again pack­ Impression* of two lovely days In ing. This city - I hate to leave. Rome. �-- — "T»'J 1 fitti V i ' • "• *, , S o c ia l £vm L& Miss Calendar FRIDAY Th# Castle Memorial Clan of tha F ln t Methodist Church nil! celebrate Ita 10th anniversary with a eovejrd dish aupper at 7 p. m, in McKinley Hall. An un­ usually fine program hat been ar­ ranged under the leadership of John Sault. Tha Normand da V noward Chapter of L’DC will have a hieetIng at the home or Mrs. W, C. Hill on Magnolia Ave. at 3 p. m. with Mrs, K. 11. Laney a t eohottest, MONDAY The Friendship League of the Congregational Church will meet in tha Fellowship Hall of tha church at 2 p. m. Tha Sanford Story League will hold a regular monthly meeting at tha Yaeht Club at S p. m. There will h# an interesting program, A Whit a Elephant Sale will also be held. TUESDAY The Bend Perents Association will have a meeting in the Bend' Hall et ft p. m. All members ere urged to attend. The t‘e«i Nnh'e Grand Club of the Seminole Rebekah Lodge will meet in the lo o p Hall et ft p m. Mrs, Virginia Anderson will be hostess. The Pilot Club will have Ita regular dinner mooting in Ihe Yaeht Club at (1:30 p. m. Lake Mary f ^ f 0 _ • . The teachers of the Community CliurcH Fundav School held th»ir regular monthly meeting «t the home of Mr*. Eileen Willard, Mareh 1.1 R W. K*ogh. superm tenrtent, presided, Th* lnrre*«ed attendance of th* l**t few Sun dais was noted and it wav sug­ gested that, to further inrtea.e attendance, a letter «hotild be written to th* parent* of the children, giving Information vital to the building up of th* school end outlining Us goals At th* close of Ihe huilnes* session, the ho*te** assisted by her mother, Sirs. Ida K*ogh served a sueel enurs* to Mr. and Mrs. R, W. K»ogh, Mr*. William Leffler, Mr* Marshall Smith, the Rev. L. W. fivott and Kathy Willard. Monday evening the Lura Bur­ dick Clara of th* baptist Chapel met with Mre. J A. Chalkley. Following tha business sesilon, refreshment* were served by the hostess, a-slsled hy her daugh­ ters, Mr*. Frank Fowler and Nancy Challley to Mrs. W T Wanalav, Mr* Franm* Beard, Mr*, Selma Morn*. Mr* " o*dro.v Wilson, >fre-. V Castleberry, Mrs, E M. Chester and Mrs. Floyd Dunlap. Friend* of Weber Bohlayer will he snrry to hear that he I* a patient at the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital following a heart anack. Dale Blystene of Lake City, pa m rived Wednesday 1° visit h'a p v r r ^ , Mr. and Mr*. T. E. S r lr B k M r.^ H Mr*. Jack Howell of JarU«onvill# ar* announcing the birth of a daughter, at lh« Naval Hospital, Sunday morning. Mr. and Mra. L. C. Butteriek left for their home in Wnlfehorn, T.' H., Monday after spending th* winter in ’Lake Mery, Mr. and Mra, Roy Howell Jr. wnd sons, Milton and Stanley ar# now making their home in Waycross. Ga., where he le employed by tha Atlantic Coast Lin* Rallroad. Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Keogh wera ho*tr, Mnnday evening to • Home Party Cook wear dinner, prepared hy th* demonstrator, H. T,. Echols. Thoia enjoying thil occasion w-are Mr. and Mr* Joe fimathers. Mr. and Mr*. lUrrv Smith and Mr. and Mr*. P. D Andarmn. Mr. and Mre. Pet# Chiodlni hav, sold their Lake Emma Cove house In Mr. and Mr*. J. NnrTh* Chiodlni* will mow* back Iniu on* of their houses on Country Club RoadMr. and Mr* J W Wilton and » fl B I R T H S Judg# and Blra. Tom Kirkland «f Orlando nnnounca tha birth rfof a daughtar Elltab.th Shimbaugh, March 20, in th# Orange Memorial Hospital, walghtng ft lbs. ft oi. Mn. Kirkland la tha farmer Mlie Dorothy Mitchell. If Mlftftlni Tha LORI DA TIMES*UNION Dally Dell very Phan* 1767 for prompt Sarrleo Southside Primary School Has Been Serving Parents A school lunchroom program which has been taking place since December of Inst year was revalod today hy Mrs Velma Mllrhrt principal of Southside School. , Since December. /Mrs. Ruby Davis, supervisor has Invited pa­ rents of the third, fourth, second and first grades to come to Ihe lunchroom and have lunch with the children lo 'Tet them see what type lunches the children cat." This wesk over 20ft parents of the second grader* have visited the lunchroom and tha class rooms. Those taking part were Mrs. Mary Wallon, Mrs. Jane Tltshaw, Mrs. Martha Smith, Mrs, Barbara Hartwlgh and Miss Eliraheih Saterfield, all teachers Taronts for the first graders are invited in April. Also Mrs. Mllchel stated, on Wednesday of this week the lunchroom had a* its guests 10 senlora from the Seminole High School oho are contemplating becoming teacher*. The Southside lunchroom is de­ corated wilt spring Donors, Faster rabbits and March kites centering most of the table*. Food Service Assn. Meets Wednesday At Pinecrest Th* S # m in * l* C o u n tr *c h o "l Tood Service \s*oci*iinn met *1 Pirccreit prhnnl Wednesday af­ ternoon at 3:10 with the presi­ dent. 'Irs FUiby DavU presiding A short business meeting follow, ed M r* Hilda h'lhbe Cmint v \'iir*e gain a very Interesting tall on "Health and K an i I a I 1 n n" nlpelren members attended with Mr* Charlotte Whitmore. County School Lunch Supervisor and Mrs, Kibbe a* speakers, Dellrloua refreshment of Easter Bunny cup rakes and coffee were serve,) by th* hostesses, Mrs. Lucille Fassler, Mr*. Seahold and Mrs, Cnyner TABBED TO EMFHAftIZB A HIGH-WAISTED LOOK U this day drew of n n y Dalian atlk linen from Herbert Bondheim'e eprinr collection- Whlta orgendy pleating dotted witn rhintatons button# center* tha bedlea and finiehea tha eleavaa. tun daughter* spent the weekend with relative* at High Springe. Sir. and Mrs, H. T Russell are at homa again, under the car* of • nurea. It will ha remembered that she ha* been • patient at tha Semlnnla Memorial Hospital for sums time and Mr. Russtll was badly ahakan up in an automobile accident on French Ave. recently, Mr. and Mr*. A1 Bryant Jr, of Winter Hfvan and their threa aeni wer# weekend guest* of her parents. Mr. and Mr*. William F. Thorn* Jr. Friend* of Mr*. C W. ftjoblom wilt ha glad to near tb it she It out again after an absence of more than a week, dug to an at­ tack of plaulray. Wednesday evening the Bustnesa Women’s Circle of the Com­ munity Churrh held Ita regular monthly, meeting i t the home of Mr*. H. M. Gleason, with the president. Mr*. Walter I. Piper presiding .Mr? L. w Sm*ft tod the devotion* which were part ol the presrribcd study of Ephrsians. The minutes of the former meet­ ing were read and approved and the treasurer retwrted the Com­ munity Sing had drought In M9., giving the organisation an over­ all balance of >191.33. It was agreed that notes of ap predation he written the outside talrnt taking part In the rerrnt successful “Sing " Mr*. J. M. Thompson reported the shipment of ■ hag of “good, warm" cloth­ ing to World Service. Mr*. Lohrine M. Doyle f i r s a •'IT'fUr" brutal shonec l/.i Mu;, tleanor cortright, LlVu* ».cvl of April 8 at the Glass Fountain in Fern Park Wednesday night at S p. m. A pink and whit* them* was used throughout th* room with spring flower* adorning the table*. A unique arrangement of an um­ brella hiding the shower gilts was seen on the main table. During the course of events game* were played and pmes won by Mr*. Nash Kennedy and Mrs, Vincent Mateeki. A j bullet alyle refreshment rourle was served to the hnnoree, Mrs. May Springsieen, Mrs. V. Mateeki, Mrs. Reis, Mrs. J Mur­ ray .Mrs. Paul Baes. Mr*. Waller Johnson, Mrs, C. K. Fisher, Mra, Nash Kennedy, Mr*. J Holloway, MM. J. R. Crow Mra. T. French, Mrs. R. Carmichael, Mr*. H. D. Faint and the hostess. HOLLYWOOD 'JR - From hatThe guest of honor waa given r.hnck rhirk to star—Ihal's the Cin­ many lovely gifts. derella story of sexy-voiced Vir­ ginia Leith Virginia I* now playing opposite Does Anyone Care every girl's dreamhoat William Holden, tn "Toward the Unknown." Who Won Emmys? He’s her hot* too since ihe film NEW YORK i.fv-Dnes anyone is being made for Holrton’s own care who won Emmy Awards production. He terms her " a represented hv th* National Acad markable talent" and trie.) tn rmy of Television Arts and Sci­ sign h#r for a pirture a year. But her studio told him nn sale; It ences* Certainly Ihe winners care, as has its own plans tor the doll. She I* shapely, brown-haired, do Ihcir fiercest partisans—fam­ ilies, rinse friend*, agents, net­ moody and sultry-voiced She has works arvl sponsor*. But does Ihe alwaya talked In low tonea, ah* say* After 1(1 months of eocal well-known public? First of all, it's doubtful hmv training at Ihe sin.lln, *H* rould widely the public has hern In almost make Laurrn Bacall sound formed There were tt categories like a soprano Virginia's advent tn stardom I* nf winners, a much longer story than 1 think many new spapers ■ curious chain nf circumstances. mold find the (pare In print. And. She grew up m Cleveland with lit­ powerful as lelevtsion is a* a rom tle thought of becoming an actress muniralton* medium, most pro- As a matter of fact, she wanted pi# still learn what's happening to write and even took a semester In TV only through their paper*. of Journalism at Columbia L’mverTh* arademv pul in adtitinnal ally. “ 1 flunked out " *Ha confessed crimp in puhlinnng it* awards hy selecting a Saturday evening "I even barely got through high to begin announcing the winners— school. I had one of the highest and then dragging out Ihe an­ I 0 '* in srhool. but got some nouncement interminably in wlial nf the lowest grades. 1 was always was almost the dullest 0 tniriule daydreaming " Sh» came in California, hut with program of the year as viewed on NBC-TV It seem* unlikely (hat no intention nf trying tn act. Her "| l i k e d warm murh of the puhlir staved with lhal explanation program And 11 senna unlikely weather, hut I didn't like Florida. that, many piper* cnukl find the So 1 cam# here." Her first Job was eheeklng hits spare late on Saturday night tn In a Beverly Hills restaurant. She make a Sunday edition So tt ended tip with television took It because she got free meats talking lo Itself And what incred­ and tha tips gave her enough lo ible hore* some very witty people live on Then aha landed * Joh turned out tn he as they appeared as a ihowgirl in Ran Murray's on that tlreinme no minute pro­ ''Blackouts." That lasted a year gram, I stuck unh It. hul only and she turned to modeling. On# through a tens# of duly- A* the day *he gnl a call for an inter­ cod nf the ordeal only 31 of th« view with a hunrh nf men None It uinntog categories had been ov er 21 •'They wanted me for a movie ." anro>iec*d This was rhleflr her mi* a lot she recalled “I was afraid they nf sharp utlv had baen conned were going up In th* mountains Into r*a ting a lot nf prepared lo make some stag reels." Th* assignment lurned out to he stale Jokes. George Gohel, Jimmy Durante, Sam Levaninn . , . an arty film mad* by the young they were quenched hy an ava­ amateur*.Tt was called “ Fear and lanche of glacial indifference from Desire" and Virginia didn't have the borod and bespangled audl a word in It She was tied in a ences gathered In New York and stake and required In reroil fear Hollywood. O n ly Phil Silver* fully while a maddened- villain atrurk sparks; It appeared lhat menaced her. The picture never went v*rr far, lie threw away hi* script and went It stone H / well deserves toll reused enough notice In grt the three Emmys awarded him her a- tour-page layout tn Life maganne Twentieth Century Fox and his show It's difficult to tee how one saw it and caught up with her in could make murh nf a quarrel New York, where she had gone with Ihe award* themselves In for seme TV. Tha result: a tail voting, the academy membership and a conlraet. —cnnfmM tn member* of Ihe in­ She languished a year on the dustry-selected outstanding per­ lot, finally got a part in “ Black former* and performances There Widow.*' Slnr# then she has kept simply were so many categories busy, her latevt release being “On that th* total result made the t«. the Threshhnld of Space," Despite her nnvinus charms. Vlr til effort seem a hit ully. The reason, nf course, was that gtnla i t 2T la unwed and unrn the academy hai been split by gagrd East and West Coait faction* The only meins of healing the wounds appeared to he In answer *11 romplainla hy creating special categories One hopes that th* number can be cut down next year. It would be a fin* thing If television, which now has about SO various awards, rould have on* mmparahln In stature to the O srirs awarded an mially by th* Ae*d*my of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences The! I* the Television Ariderny’e d« sire. If It ruts Its retegorifi ruthleisly n**t year, It may succeed But If it continues to try to ippeise averybrrly tt will fad. From Hatcheck Chick To Star Actress Story V - 't- ■ .'/ j ; , - ■ Dorcas Class Has ' Business Women's Circle Submits Of Names For Tentative Assn. Cortr List Feted Recently At Bridal Party •; Final Plans Regular Meeting Are Revealed Prof In C. Ergle Home UofF The ttorcas Class of the Firit Today By Couple Baptist Church held Ms March Gives Addresses meeltos at Ihe hum* nf Mrs. C Flntl wadding plana for Miss W Ergle on Cetorv Ave, with Mr*, Carol Skinner and Lt. f P a u l ftam Alrrd-^.v), *Vi. C C. lU nneri At Convention Mra. Piper read an Inspiring article by Catherine Marshall, entitled "Our Fnrgotton Ally." Mrs. Scott, to answer to request of Mrs. Fullerton, president of North Presbyterlat had submitted » ii*t "f a /.-v ,or a Woman* Association «<> oe rormed al .inr 3. 7«V.l* of Houston, Tsx. arc being announced today. churrh. The marriage will take' place The slate consisted of Mr*. J. R. William*, president; Mra P to the First Methodist Church D. Anderson, vlre-phesldent; April T at 10:30 a. m. with the Mre, Marshall Smith, member­ Rev. Milton Wyatt officiating. ship, aecrelary; Mr* If. M. Coch­ Mr*. Pat Wilson, bride’* afsterran, secretary for World Service; In-law, will serve a* matron of and Mr*. Walter 1. Piper, Fellow­ linnnr while Mis* ftu**n Lynne ship lerretary. Skinner will he Junior bridesmaid Al present only two circle* are Lt. (jg) Richard M Smith will functioning, Ihe Friendship, rent- art as b*«l man and Lt. (Jgl Don posed of the men and women nf Walker, Lt. (Jgl Waller Buel and ihe young married group and Ihe Lt, f]g' Jame* Wagner will he Bu'lne** Women. ushers along with Pat Wilson, bro­ Mr*. Scotl wa« requested lo ther of th# hride. ronllmie the study of Ephesians Master tu t Wilson, nephfjr of for the coming months. It was derided that the group would dis­ the hride, will he ring hearer. Mr*, Albert Hickson will render pense w ith'their regular huslneas at the next meeting and would Ihe nuptial music for the reremike It a revered dish supper mony and Harry M. Weir will be with Ihe hitihand* invited. Follow­ soloist. ing the supper a plastic demon­ All friend* of tb* couple are stration would take plare. Menu cordially Invited to attend. was agreed upon and Mra Coch­ ran offered her patio for the 1 meat. Lake Monroe The need tor a church clearing BY GRACE TTU’RftTON house of activities was streased Mr* John Foley, wa* hostess which would resolve the conflirt in rtatrs so often encountered to at Her home on Tuesday evening, planning various event*. Th* sec­ wiih a Surprise Birthday and retary was directed to purchase Canasta Party, honoring Mrs J. a potted plant for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Edwards, on her birthday 7, E. Smith, parent* of one of Dclictoo* refreshment* were the members, both nf whom are served a* follows: Dainty sand 111 She was also directed to wlrhe*, Potato Chips, Candles. send a get wet! card to Mr*. Julie Null Toffee, cokes, and birthday Tabor, new resident In Lake Cake After the singing of “ Happy Miry who la to the hospital Birthday", th* honor*# opened Mr*. Piper agreed lo hook Ihe her many beautiful gifts. Hampden DuBose Academy Choir During the evening Canasta was of Zellwnod, for a ronrert to enjoyed hy the following gliC«ls; November T h * nrganiialion’s Airs E J. Vantur*. Mrs Claude sewing quota for Preihytenal 1s Hawkins, Mrs Dale Krienbrlog to he given to th# women an that Mrs Thomas Galloway Mr* R they may do it. at their leisure B Marr. Mrs. Christine Glbhons, thru the sear Instead of rushing Mra. Anni# MrArthur, Mr* it thru to meet a deadline. George Williams, Mrs Terry Col. rnllowing adtournment, the tins, Mrs. C. E Ifittcll, Mrs. Joe hostess aislsted by Mrs L Q Corbett. Pickering, served Ire cream roll High score went to Mr* E J and ired tea to members, Mrs. • Vantura, and Mrs Claude HawCochran, Mr*. Jn# Smather* Mrs. kins, low acore, Mr*. George Wil­ Richard Bceb*. Mr* Thompson. liam*. Mrs, ft [’ Fowler, Mr* Rrotl Mrs Piper, Mr* Anderson, Mr* Biihe linden, Mrs R E True and rto 't* . Mr*. Harold Green­ wood of Gardner, Mas* , m d Mrs F M. Churrh of Liberty, New York. | 4- ril.llv-iSIKI, Th# meeting was railed to order hy the presllent. Mr*. Ruby •to**™. Devotional was brought hy M r Thomas using as her sub­ ject, "Re A Good Example" tak­ ing srriplur* verses from First Timothy 4:12. Due tn th# vseanrr of vicepr#sld#nt. Mrs. J. L. Hohby was elected to fill llil* office for the remainder nf Ihe rhurch year. The treasurer’s rrpori was guen bv the treasurer. Old and new toulness was |lsdi|i«eil. Mr*. Jnhn L. tue brought In th* class Ihe chap­ ter from Ihe hook, “ In Ills Sleps", hy Charles Shelton. A social was turned over to Ihe new fellowship chairman, Mr*. E. C. Campbell. Games were played and prlres won by Mrs. Charles nrnlum , and Mr*. W. 1. Crabtree. Delicious refreshments were served consisting ef open fare •aodwtehes, homemade cup rak*s decorated to Faster rotors, coffee and orange Juice Present were Mr* B. L Westbrook, Mr*. Clyde Plcrcy, Mrs J L. Iwe, Mr* Chart#* Rcnham Mrs 0 K Svke*. Mrs J L. Hobby, Mr* W D Gardiner. Mrs. ft E. Barbour. Mrs. Curtis Lavender, Mrs. J. I, Andrews, M rs. E. C. C a m p b e II Mr«. A. L Thom** Mr*, Ruby Sprar*. .Mrs. W I. Crahtree. and hostesses. The April meeting will he held with Mrs. Campbell to her home at 2134 Myrtle Ave with Mrs Pierry as ro-lmsteis cn April to at ft p. m. Capt. and Mra. Wlllla C. Branon and chlldran, Carol and Billy have arrived to spend a short vacation with his mother, Mr*. Arthur Branoo. Capt Branon, who I* with tha U. S. Airforce, ha* recently returned from Norlh Africa. "NURSE IN ATTENDANCE” PH. 230-W OFFICE 201 E. 16th St. DR. FRANK K. SAUNDERS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A "SACRO-ILIAC SPECIALIST’ Hour* 1-5 F. M. NERVOUS DISEASES And By Appointment Except Thura. A Ban. BEGINNING CATARACTS "NO CASE TOO HARD* f Happy Birthday MARCH 1* , Charlie M nrrlina N. V. Farmar ' ’ H. M-, Goodapead Mrs. R. H Dougtaae MARCH 21 Jtarvin Milam IV. H. Stamper Barbara Evana Roby Lang Mr*. J. D. Cordall MARCH 2 3 ____ Earl Siimmerslll . , Mrs. Ellen Shadol* f o \ . ih s L Junior Story League Members Meet Monday t lv a l S ty Out in. UuiiBeot- Junior ftt#ry t #*ri» met Men­ der night at 7 in pm. In the Voulh Center nn East Tirst fttrrrt. Th# s#«i.lnn w,s r*1l#H te erd*r hr *h* pr#(M#nt. I ind* Wll. him# Th# miniitrs e #r» rs*d Hr a-'lng t#rr#l*rv, D"nn» V"ung. R'i'hia Carllnn, l.eigu# treaaurer, gai# her r#port. ft »s< hrougbt before th* league that 4 r#pvrt«r should ha elected. Lynn Crebtr#* m i rhoaenA lesson wss gl'en to the group hy Mr*. J A. Young. Th#r# was then a disrutston on politenes* Stories acre told by Rtjthl# Carlton, Henna Taung, and Lynn Crabtree Refreshments w#re served aad the session adjourned. Ail Calendar Lfctlnjrft And Society News Are Requested By 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication okw Jccl cmteAl LADIES' ftnft finer* leather, beautiful *hinr patent and many mnre'ma. terlal* make up nur wide aelec* lion nf *hoe*. Site* ft to in In A.\>D width*, The new pastel rotor*, browns, Marks, twatone. Cam# In and ata lliise breath of eprlng shoes. '* * $7.95 - $8.95 $11.95-$12.95 GIRLS1 THIMBLB JACKET CORTlJME nf nav-v ailh tuseah waa daelgned hy'Mollir Parma The jacket hiitiene in back over a whit* eilk blniite. and rurvea above a red cummsibunii. r 'd i 'c a ^ i w m \ M ftmall ft to l a r g e ft, rnlnra nf white, pink, and Mark patent, fires* up emir little mis* with a pair «f the** ahoe*. * $3.98 - $7.43 MEN'S ENTER $6.98 - $12.95 NOW, OPEN TO CHILDREN FROM 5 Thru 9 Yetrs Of Age Contest Closes Friday, March 30th. PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED ’ ' SAT. MARCH 31 AT 2 P. M, Hill you hftrp te do la atlor or dyft • hard bolted cgf. And brlR» lo •; Draaa stmts, apart shnee, I f # 1 t n n a e , a n 11 4 rnlnra. By TV. L. ; ' Dnugtaa, y o u r alia I* nar*. EGG C O L O R IN G C O N T E S T jj 2 TALLAHASSEE—'.R It you luvft.' 1 flower bed in the middel of‘jo u r lawn nr around a ire# trunk you're hopelessly out nf dale, * Univer­ sity nf Florid a professor of Iftnd* scape architecture sayi. Addressing the 30th annual eon# vrntinn nf the Florida Federation of Gxrlen Clubs, which* ‘many local women are attending H*f» old R. Sc,»bold said flowers should he used as tastefully aa If they were accessorial to t w um in'i costume. "Flower* might be need In ft hay among shruba for • bit of . color or they might be grouped •gainst the house In a well ehdiea place." he laid. “* V “Circular flower bed** ftround tree trunks nr floating li the-mid­ dle nf 1 Lum ere moat ■ditton* certing and went nut wiUt Aunt Mary a plush parlor." -------------------- — i . / ANNOUNCEMENT It w*» announced today th*t Ihe chairman of lb* E M. Wives Club's Eesisr Lgr Hunt whlrh is slated for March 31 has requested that all mother* bring Ihre* hard b o ll/ egg*, colored, for earh rhild coming A meeting will he held Monday night in th# USD at ft p.111. BOY S & GIRL'S f i s A A D J ta L & • ■ asW 1 T H E SA N TO *D F rl. M ar. 23, 1936 Pag* I --------- 1 ■■■ " B O YS' . .vk ,4 ■ . ;,vv • S' f a r thnaa voting men who ara really rough an ahaaa, wa ballet# yau'll really gel your nroney'a worth w h |i yau hue ahnea al Co* wan'a. ftmall alt# ft to large elt* ft. Brawn A while, blitk, brown. 1 $3.98 - $7.95 111 Pilm otto Avanue. SEE OUR PRIZES ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDRY CO. 11S S. P A L M E T T O A V E . C rcu 'a n j A,9, ' P H O N E 114 P H O N E *74 i# *41 ■* SA N FO RD , FL A . tf* - �of Um r e s t " Dons , Iowa M eet Are Targets Today Toniaht For Crown In Miami Tourney i 'T V < , Ip hurray loam ■ YORK t» — Fr*n*#'i 'R unet, European middle-. kia|, makaa toll pro debut ! Vailed etataa toelght n an iverlta aver "rpotlir" Ralph r) Jaaaa la • tatevUlw bout MUm Muaro Oardsi. h rtagmen, M-yeir-dd w Miner, haa bath made the I #a kla unbeaten atrtak of li European raputatlon and neekeuti af eountryman PiLugloti, a long-time earn* or la Aoierlea, and G»rS Hit* Strati, the biaU af Bio iggreulva, da atylu af both, the fight » to be a lliigfaat all Ua idar win be broadnit (HBC-TV, radio, i da ovidtoea of kli willing. I to mil H up. Tbe M-year-old hr, from Yorker, N. Y., »i an favorite of TV fani breauM feta oathuslaatla awlnglng. • titoee. long reluctant to loavo wpa, finally decided lo Invade I oaoatry when bo raalliad tbit I tho only wap bo could gal bet at the wertf ito-pound k 1 b li naked right behind aiM a lugar Ray Roblnioa I Cart (Bobo) Olson, the ex­ alt. Jaaaa la fee No. I Con- Dleklnren brroed la Ute with • 10 on th* bock nlno to poll Into ■ tit with Maxwell. who hid post* cd hit icort early and laft tha dub thinking the lead was hla alona. Their Mi lied tha record for tha 8.3T7-yird Bayritor* Club eouraa with Ita par of M-38-T2. though little bos to Rod eeana Way to make you beam. Uftth«'l.~iharpy. Oh, but aha makaa me lUiloua, that old woman t 1 c u te 7 j« r bad deubM not U> aU, but manly to remala U bed ao aa invalid. However, ahe commit id now to ait ttp, demoadad eoaataat waiting oa from n u t, and waited Wada at bar Mia too mueh eg the timaa oa Sundays bocauee Adam * u full of dog knowladge aad woe aiding Jemmy to the development ot Hamlin'a personality and everyday good mannais. Sunday rule* bad tslonad a Mt for them all, aow that Mrs. Tyler waa bedridden. At Lern'a euggeatian they hod takas to going to church, inatapd of eoodupUag gloomy prayera la tha par­ lor, tola, far the moment, waa their only aontaet with eoeial Ufa Mother Tylers aoaaUtutloa waa probably iroaciad. ght aqili toaha beraalf U1 U ah* triad, but aha would probably aavtr will beraalf to go down la oomplata defeat. It waa Wade who woud be more Uho­ ly to give la uader tha strata. One day Lora took a walk dewa Dogwood Lana and bad tea with Berena Lord, a childhood friend of Weda'a. She asked Sarana'a help in unravelling tha myetery of Vir­ ginias death. Oarana glanced at her uncertainly and then came to a deelaton. "Thera are aotne who w fttmpee af tho goat had for. Tha present la ilea, Tha pr n eat la you, "Aad where da 1 ft into BUa And, frankly, 1 think sry boat thing that haa Uttie fantasy T” "Mr. Norwood needs you. Ho led to Wade. Mueh hotaeede men here oa tha island who than Virginia." are Uhed aad havo tome toluene*. There are ways la which you could help." “lafuence — IT" Hie laughter was unbelieving. "Tea have only It talk to him. Nothing mere U you deeide egairud tt. Let Morgan know whoa you would be available tor s meeting wtth him at her hone.” gulaiau d - l) III.** Daily douijie ti*»» *•*.** Third H are — S, I t Mile, 'Hi Saw a l i m b o III* I a p * i * Btsuk * i iu - t r Uumuvr u um lela d - l ) t I M t Potrlfe **d«d * / l i Mil*. Tli T une pie IM S * MU* Hue* I U l IlSB By MERCER BAILEY MIAMI BEACH, n « (to - Gard­ ner rickin-on Jr., one of Bon !!ogan'a prized pupil*, and Bl«7 Mas. welt front llogan’i home atato of Texas, were tar|eta for today In the tecond round of th* Miami Beach Open Golf Tournament. Tha young proa—Maxwell la 28. Dleklnaos 38—played brilliant golf, of <IV|au Hogan hlmwlf, aa aa each — ------« m worthy wut WIJF Vl of tha year agalnat Temple an * p8ltC(i in gunder-par M In yea rammed In M point*, high for hi terday'a opening round. They were three-year career. — —— --------------------------- --— The 8-10 Rujiell hit for 17 point*. * Ho collected 21 rebound* to Lua A. gan'i 8. Wlko Farmer topped the, Don* • m f \< C In acoring with 28 point* Ji San \ -tr tjl v FraneUco hit .482 from the field. \ Iowa made .414 per cent of it* \ field goal attampti In downing whoia (coring acoring toad d l k | d Temple, whole load wai .... carried by a pair of tansatlonal guardi, Guy Rodgeri with aa polnti and Hal Lear with 32. “We'll have (o be much (harper If we hope lo beat Sen Frenclico,” laid Bucky O’Connor, Iowa coach. “But If wo play up to our capablllllei, wo can give anybody in tho country a good game. Wo weren’t aa iharp agalnat Temple aa we were In defeating Illinois and Ken­ tucky this lesion." Coach Phil Wonlpert of the Dona haa the lame feeling about It. “Iowa ii a good ’board** team and our whole club baa a lot of reipect for It," ha laid. -We’ll have to do much better than we Jhowed agalnat BMU to win. Temple will meet SMU fot third plica In tonlghtV opener. W ELL D R ILLIN G > Howard C. Long Phone *388 107 B. Commercial QuinieU (t-T) • lnte n u h Mars — --------- Uoa* Pink Legal Notice VSIC S H I P M E N T JUST AREtVED, < MODEI.fl IN STOCK1 _ N o m e le hereby elven t h a t The Board of Publlo Inetruotlob of SamIncite County, Plorlda, will, e l l a i l t O'Clook A. U on th* l l l h day of April 1»S*, reaelv* i«elvd hide fur (he fallow ing d tae rlh td propa n y know n aa th* Chuluuta Mrliool properly, alttial* In painlnal* t o im i y , r iu r ld e , lo-witi toil* f, A Y, I. I Id end 11 of BUeh I* of Hi* Townalle nf NurOi I'hulUnla aocnrdlne to pfal there of reIn r i a l Hook I, I 'a a t a 14I orded I. of iho publlo racordr of H*mlnoie Coiialy, gjorlda, a l II* nfftce on Commarclai H lrtat la Sanford Plnrlda. • No hid nf 1*ve th a n |*.«en ae will ha runiMarod and Th* Hoard of Public liulrup'lnii nf H-mlnoia C n u n i r r n i r m ih* rid h i la rejeel any and all hlcla. Hide may b* vllhar for r a -h purrha*e nr rur not )*■• than I n a n l y flve I H " , i p*r c«nl of th* purrhaae pries caali end balenc* payable over a p*rlod nf not * i r * - d Ine four and <in*-half year* with ala p*r r a n t Interval en deferred payment* Til* r unU nl* nf Ih* building nn Ih* above daacrlhad prnp*rlv will nu| ha included In (he eel* end th* Board ra -rrv e a lha r ight to remove ih* a im * from tho build- Iflji notified a a l requires le p r e te n t an* claim* and Samaada which t o u or el liter of ro u , may have ■ aa ln ii lha • • t a l e ot David C. »ra*k, dae t a t t d , U l* e f aald County te (he County J u d e * ef P t m ln o li Ceunly, Vierlds, s t a l l office lb th* *euM houa* e f a a i d C a u n t y a t Sanford Florida, with!* e la h t rnlendnr moniha f r t m i h t tim e e f the firat pu b llta ilo n of t h ii aqtiee. N u h elalai or a im n a d ehall be In w ritfug, a n d ehall e la te the place of r r i M a n t i and p o l l of fire addraae ef the rinlm nnl, end (h a lt be aware (e by (he claimant, a e e n t e r a ti e r E l f ’ * nl f " / Malm o r demand n e t ao filed ehall be veld. V i o l a ., a r e c k Joaephlne Beafrlce flora Aa e a t c u i e r of the L e t t Will end T e a la m r n i nf Devfd C. b r o c k decaaaad W a r e Attorney Ri n dW. rilff.p ark ln e a id e , Hanford, rinrlde. Viral publicallno K e rch I l k i l l * Top Dlitance la e 8.y*ar-old, but Hard Baur# foula the calcul­ ation!. Ha’s saven. UMnaCTIbUBi TOt JOSKPII PAUL aTnOMBBRO. whoa* ri a l d l h e * a a l mailing ad■li*-* ta unkaow a. TOU AI1U tlL H CBT NOTljriKD t h a t l u l l for dlvere* ha* baae filed e se ln a t you in th* Clrrull Court nf Hemlnel* County glorida, in w ^ fo rW A £ uulrvd ta file t o e r Anawar, e e d / o r ntherw U* plaad In aacordane* with th* law, with th* Clerk af th* above e ntltU d Court end te, aerv* • copy of a im * upon Tom Wataan, AMornty for i'U I n tlf f at HO Mnrlh Main Htrvvt. l*.A. Orlande Florid*, on nr hafnro Iho lOlli cloy nf March A. tl. 1) 14. Otherwla* a P arra* Pro Cnnfvaan will ha *nl*r«d a galnat vnu for failure to ao a*rv* and III* your anaw a r or oth*r dafaaaa* a* r*uulr*d h* law, YVITNRHH th* hand end (*al of th* aald Court Mile l l l h day e f F e b ­ rua ry A. D t i l l . O, P Herndon, Clerk of th* c lr e u lt Court In and Tor lem ln ei* (URAL) Tom YValioa A iiorory at I s * H « North Main O rlande Florida BL. l l - A Tim BfMnn o r penL it’ tNHTBUrTION a rjiiN o n arMfNfiLR CT'V» U» Uaurs* Corporal Tlnta Q ulnltla (*•>) I l f *0 ■lain Mate — a, la m i l . T im e, at.n lium urlat li.e e a 20 l ie r ,i t i « H rin n t* » a f.«e t (ii Hope Muprema 1.1* Uulftlela i l - * l l i t I* ( a t a a l h Mace—* , ! * Mila. Tlatai ai.T K. Rob t l * 4 4 » !■« Quick Look I*** *■«« Hiiimhla Bum 4.41 Qulnlrla II-*) |*» I t Kldhlb Bara—d id Mil*. T l m t i 11.0 I I .« t M l 1*0 f tan-D* baa 'P m * 4* *"* Chapal Rail *■** Qulnlala (1-4) IT! I# Vlatb H a re — l / i e Mil*. Tlm ai a t . l A nother Ja n ice l.l* I *n !■»• Artor-d t i e T.ie Pan n o r k 1.40 Qulnlrla (l-T) 1414* T t a l b Mara —I I Mil*. Tim* I ( » » Kura r t a h ( M l t.e* 4.1* L iberty Tim# • 1. 4* T.JJ til vie P a n c t r I.** Q ulnlrla |) - l > I I I . f t , MtlTITKL llAVDLBi M 1.HT.4*. T n N iirr* r . v r n i r i . .... ... .... Fleet Mare — 0 / t e Mila Orede C ntond* TnoU. W arily. r * n * t n irl. W*<1nr*8br. Ina'a T rlm it. Tumht* T n p p tr, M a rk*! AUr, Ilrlb e r l l n i l Ware—I '10 Wile. VTm*i a t e VtM* t.nu. . S t u m b l e „)Jnr. Rnrinl HHI Jo hnny flarfr. l u r m o n j f Ifi'hh* M IU U < r, K i r p l U n dirt* Tam ma* THB SIXER HAVE IT TtICSO.V, Aria. (A1)—Baring fan* who har* a number system take notet Top Diatanca and Hard Sauc* war# No. 8 on tha program at Rilllto Raca Track, and both broke from the No. 8 po*t posi­ tion In their elath alart of the year. Top Diatanca returned $18 on a two.dollar ticket end Hard Sauce paid 18.20, They teamed up for the daily double, which paid 180.00, , NEVER OUT-TRADED NEVER UNDERSOLD aiA-21R Palmetlo TbTrS Mar* — 8/10 Mil* OrpSa R airing. Black Ah* Mmintaln Flier, Amvrlro My Lucky Whirl. Rna*roand . F e e r t h Her* — * ' l d Wll* a vad* W llnmhalv*. Mountain Rood, F i r i n g Handra Jolly flaiuhar, F r u p t. F i t r a r t , Ahe'a Slrvak. tia rk y t u a r F i l t h Her* — a - Id Wll* Arad* t» Tw ilight Itu*. K-t**m»d. C om m an­ der J. W., n*h*arv*. yH1»»nv Tim*. O Bah*. HI T»i*e, Rolling efaVh R a r e —S/e Wll*. S r a d * M Ann Bland, M ill* Vim, I - d r R re nra, (lrefl. Pl**pv Town. T nu’r* A R**i|ty. Horb*l**r. Chaal*. * • « • • ! * Re**—a i l s Mil* (trad* n M«rtgag* I.trier, Cea’I n e a r * . Duchere Baglty. Spirit of Fir*. (Hid w ing, Roll A Dim* Oakehi Mia* Furneeea. OR , c o u n t t Su|.rrlnl*od HOME OWNED i OPERATED BY IHED M* SMITH - 114 K. P int St. TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL 11 iv RAIN OR SHINS Ordtrs Now Being Taken For Copits Our Annual Mailaway Edition. . . . . . Of Ploaso (ring Thom In iorly, So As Not To Bo Disappointed Here, aboard s aperialfy wmtfroeied tun, is a draaade lighting exhibit which illualrataa more tkaa thirty eee* ot Ughling (or aaodrra Florid* Bring. Tool be faecinated by tbe UteHltw different lighting effecU you can create by tuning the control knob* al thia display I * See ih* exciting demonctration of a new fighting control which give* you any degree ot light you vieh front aero to full Illumination. Thomaa I.eo Lyon* travel* with th* mobile unit and aruweip question* aa eee ef light for modem decoration. Thi* onique exhibit, the work of toaon* deeignto Idwerd Voratley, eeet 875,0001 RACING P R IC E S 25c up to Data of Publication Including Mailing. n iig r m y Matinsss Wed* ft S at, 3 P. M. ONIY16MORE RACINGDAYS SEASON C LO SES A P R IL 11 A llo S A n ew iitbjfk. 25c Aftor Publication Data Dos Not Include Mailing* Mirth SI-38 at E- 1*1. to Magnolia Ays, �Commander Urges M ay Becom e V ital Motorists To Buy DAY ldento-Tags MM MILOCTCklil Nt*i rmuav u»of«a Hmathara MVMKINM Bund*/ Manna* » WASHINGTON UP — Th* liming which It patted pMud Monday night. hich it nifihl. But Freedom f l o r a <J * a t Warns *• nt* that bill muat ba compromised V’ltrua Mutual i i i l M i r k t t Iteporl Mutie a t Mandom *:SU I w l l l i h t Hone* with a vaatly different measure riuaat e d ito r Ilia Mwiirt* Hank Mualeat Layere f m M l Mutie at (la n d a u Motorists throughout Florida are paned by the House last year— Ava Maria Haar 1:10 Urlflln* On A C*I»U# greatly assisting disabled vet­ Forw ard Mama t i l l Itu ie i l o r A L a d / a thorny and probably lenfilhy eran in every aectlon of thla T»niirnt «—trt -i . ' i (., I ^ItlMlI WKfdntf... KVfSilu :-31: rv ier tfcty-TW *-** • arid at aia TT.Cu tuO ilia o u u .t b.L- lviu- erousiy for DAV tdento-tagi, fafatr Ffat daranada la Pita taini many features opposed by miniature Individual license num­ ft Frantla Hour the administration. GOP leaders ber! for key cbalna currently be­ riuaat fiar Mara'* Ta Fata said after a talk with President ing distributed, Leon J. Knzloskl Church faralra Frnudlj We Halt Elsenhower end Secretary of of llltta, Slato Department Com­ niai “ M” For Muala . Afirlculture Benson Tuesday they mander, said today. At limn* with Maria MldalfM Mlalatar do not see how it can be approved "Motorists throughout Florida untesa drastic chanies are made art receiving DAV Memo-Tags in the Senate*House conference. from our National Headquarter* With Confiress planning an Bai­ in Cincinnati," ha said. "I cannot ter recess from Starch 19 until emphasise too atrongly that your J s r k i r ■ Cknlce April fi, it could be mid-April be­ contribution to the DAV makes M a n i a * n ss o iia a e tla r m o n j Tim* fore conferees settle down to se­ possible a service program that • o n e At Ml a* reachea Into every leclloo of thla rious work. Mornme Mtiodle* state. KS* VIab IIn il MAI4AIIT CAIMKA of 8t. Vincent'* Hospital, Ntw Torts, holds Richard Hrenton, 1® ■'ontha, Rep. Hope of Kensas, senior Re­ "We are proud that it'i a two Suva after a gold "Ike" pin had been removed from th* beby'e throat. When hi* mother found£C m*„ho JlZ 1 st* Clab _ publican of the House Agriculture way atreet. While you are doing t'k 'ld r a n 'i •a** *ng, ah* rushed th* child to th# hoepltal where th* X-ray photo In bMkground roven cd the ®**J***JJ Committee, said, "If we can get good, the tag on your key chain A d v t n t u r t l a Bfltnc* ■ - ..................... would survive Us premature adventure 1mpoliUce. (lnt#n**tton*i; jampalg n pin. Cuuntr. b i > i * i a. A. ■ bill on the President*! desk by may do you good. In the last S P T ia S M I May 1, it may be in time to allow five yoara 1,124 Florida motorists • arid At Moaa CspL M idniaki Madia Fa rm niaaa* farmers to qualify for toll book had their lost keya returned S aturday Matlaee Fla. a ta t a U nivirsity payment*—although It may be through the valuable key lota pro­ Mtwa Tnl* I* th e Lit* Mar Kaaa Raae* necessary to plow up somo wheat tection provided by the IdontoUnit. e l FI*. * World at Thraa s m is o e l i elreedy planted." ■ t r i e d / lae trum eatel b u n d s r bcnael Forum Tag. Please remember, you must Madia Fa rm Mees* ' m o » Clua Holler a HteonB Monday Malta** Rep. Hocven (R-towa) predicted place the current tag on your N t w i Luce anew New* I J» W a t t rf r o n l leoo ctub u n i t and H a r r ie t 'good compromise," but added: kty chain because In moat In­ Mar Nos* Manrb t a* !.*••!# The Marthas Raae Hla Tin T la World a i Tkree stances the DAV cannot return 1:10 Ja c k llcnny • eeld At n i i u t r a of liatll* aram a S.w* s n Hum.a t Bhaw b tisia * lost keys after a IS month period. ecord Preview H i (IF. Thaair* aiu dln ST Mark*! Hvnort "A* Commander of the De­ T**n Tim* S St Allred H llehrork Prat Twiiisht H om e lit a Mil 01* Oiiry *w in ne M>pointm*n< *IH. Adv. partment of Florida. 1 urge you ■ p a n e Meek Cnunlry Frolic* ?esa« TIwms lOiin M i-.......... P a r If qiyip i Music e l (tandem to contribute generously to the 11 no T V I’UrMous* H ssl Ih* Clock lirlfllnB On A (Toed IS O# B lia 0(1 DAV and keep constantly In mind Th* l pp*r (loom atatl ( h e w x UROllP TO CONSIDER LEASED J uk* 11" i Hnturdn/ Nlabt M onnav that your contribution means T hs lln ne ym oea sra ORLANDO uft-The State D*r NI*M KdlttoB M B M a i a e I ter th* M o n t / service and hope to our war dliFacte Forum partmrnt of Public Welfare gnat J u k e n « t Hat. Mlilit • ilt SttaO k It's Always J a n abled." At Home wlik Musle today lo consider leasts of three Prearas* Msaaaaa liam on Hun ( nil T hsalrl Newt Th# DAV Commander said the Hi up lha Muala district headquarters and olhtf I I I M aws-W eatkir l.*rm an's C all te F r a r e r l.ala i h o w Idento-Tag la a cornerstone of T i l Tks Maralna I t s * ■l*a o f f routine affairs. K tw s A Be. 1:01 Captain K a n t a r o e rehabilitation. It makes it posir in ts Leases on buildings at QulaeF l i l l T ati r a l t a r a ■ OMMIkF BVRDAT slbla for everyone to provide help and Brooksvllla will be studied H i t s m en-oiv T est M a lltra P i t * o a r r o a r a m lUsum e for dliabled veterans. Maalaal P e a and acllon is expected on m pro* Look Up A Live I t II N t w t - W s a l h s r H r m a Time 'The Idento-Tag program of posal to build ■ district office harm 10 in Krnla Kovact Bhow Bouthald* F r a a p y ie r la e M utual Par*. 111SI This Ltnd nf Ours ■alrlluat Time the Disabled American Veterans L a i * T a k e A T rip Also due for consideration fr^lhl still atria* it niea T r a r a ll n * W ondtra Wild Bill H lsk a k is an outstanding one that merits /ellcrnsjng of Ihe Associated end j a Vole Slum* Fair AFTMMNOOM W arid At setae your support. No profesiional Catholic Charillei at Peniaeolg Million | Movie l l i t l l.nvs si Mrs Man witk A U a ss tie r I’a tii I’aa* promoter* or outside Interest* as a child placing agency; and re* 11 lu Heart h (or T nm arraw Musicals P a rk a m II IS Uuiillnc L i |h l Oaapsl Mlaesra benefit from jreur contribution to licensing the Rodtheaver Boy* lir llodaon’e JrnL 11uo Ja ck I’j s r Hhow Churrk k s r r l r a W tu tr n tlarth ti the DAV *nd no royaltie* or com­ Camp at Palatka. * • <* 1 In I..,** Hlnrr Sundae I s r s a s S a Lone John Blltal ull ttot.srl VI Law It mission* are paid." he said. Omnibus S II i.nsnnsi i'n>a>i >4111 Tim ar* T b are Srud Th* Hip I’a t u t f "A* DAV Department Com­ F»rd Tbsair* I I* III* Histtr mander I ran further aaaure you Ja< k llannr I SI II"h I'rnthy Sid Hulli.an t nu i m e m e r iiay that dliabled veterans in Florida S i l l Hecrct Htnrrn ts k T h t s i r n i li u Film Kara know full wall th* value of the I II Heel I he OreMealrk S I S On Tour Account lllli'heork 1’i s s a n r i '48 Rulck Super Sedan • ■ a n tv r a s i e n a A p p t. W Itn A d v tn lu ra free rehabilitation assistance that l.nn Thn Ilia Pli'lurn W Mat's Sir l.ln* Jic a io iv iu a In d u a lrt on Parade your contribution make* possible I■iSU fiiioti Tires Good TranaPiindar h a w s Hn* «l P a m Pay* VRIDAT i.a w rsnc* Walk BHoW in every community. We ire Ihe I I mo I'ollea* Uatkalball pnrtatlon BFTBMkOOH K tw s A HO 41 TIIA gr*»* root* of a great nationwide *: I T B * l * t li#n Art Davie ■ n aisA f I SI Slicker Sinus* a u k organisation.” 1:1* TIIA Taal j'a l i a r n Moral** Bhow ■ V■ ■ ! ■ • Department Commander Rott ’apl. Kanaaro* 50 Studebaker Sedan TO D A Y & SATURDAY lo*ki pointed out that through the s ee th a llp ra 11nit* • a n l r a t Fla. khowsaa* tlpan lluus* Idento-Tag program the DAV la lM. l ll cI'o iia lrr F rn llrt Hare Moor a able to maintain ila staff of more 1:1(1 People'* ('hole* A rth u r tlm irray * DOUBLE FEATURE *5T Buick Sedan llonerm nnera than 170 national service officer*. linn A rth u r Uodtrajr 1:10 t>anaernii» Attlanm snS ■ i n k * It lllrh Cle«n — Good Tire* — Out Thli staff, he said, assists war B I S H a a e r n a n n a r * PROGRAM - . Valiant Lady l l D l w n s Runyoa T h aa ir* Owner ~ . widows, disabled veterans and t• il« Lnv* nt Ml* Ila A lwar* J a n a s s r r h (nr T om orrow their dependent* without rharge l*:n* n unsm ok* Ouldlna t.iehi Hr tern * Flrllon Theatre In their employment, hospital, IIIn :in '53 Chevrolet Bel-Air Sed« t 'n s (i i luck Bhow M'B Th* Visa ack S'aar legal and other rehabilitation l l r l o H tarilaht T h a a lre One Owner — !,<>• Mlleug* ova Blnry t tie* eiBB-oir problems. I.onk* New in n tT Flu I.oi-klln, rnokln ouifteMfr . . AFTMMknnN trying fur a tpiiuy bnrlh with I t ' l l Hlan-on P m a r a m Maaum* ’*2 Buick Super Sedan In SI News .Waal her tLst CirsplHhit liiijiaus, is * for­ 11.00 Kr* on New York One Owner — I,ow Ml tenge mer L'tmeraiiy of Wlacuntlu 11:10 Camera Three Clean II "S i.e cs T s k s A Trip athlote. II Id This It Th* Mr* S lino TIi* r h r l e t n p h t r * l:lo /.no Parana 1:00 l a w r s m e Welk Ihow • mo Faro lha Nation I 10 Hiinnar New. S'"* Frunl How Cooler S #S D le ntrland '54 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 Sedan One Owner — F.glra Clean N * a d I n t, wiiinrr of III* rich FlamiiiKt, at llinloah, is th« first •mi <if I'uiiitvr, wliinei uf (lie 1UIts K entucky licrtiy. '53 Pontiac Station Wagon One Owner — Extra Clean ’*5 Chevrolet 2-Dr Sedan One Owner — Extra Clean DARK 52 Cadillac Sedan fine Owner — I,mr Extra Clean SALES ROOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 110 MAGNOLl Y AVE. PHONE 1034 with Battery C of th* division's 2Sd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Bat­ talion. Before entering the Army last month, he attended Grooms High School. tf’i fee 1* fly tftes, 4*f nm tm itr lies* heyerfeat To F IL E YO U R FOR AN D 1956 A P P LIC A T IO N HOM ESTEAD PERSONAL EXEM PTIO N PROPERTY RETURNS! MARCH 31st IS THE- LAST DAY! \ TAX LAWS PROVIDE SEVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO FILE RETURNS ON TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPER­ TY. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CANNOT BE GRANTED UNLESS APPLI­ CATION IS FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED TIME, -BUnlca hava been mailed to all who filed application or made returns last year. If you failed to receive yours pleas* call for them at the Tax Asses­ sor's Offtcs. When applying for Homestead Exemption for tha first time, pleas# bring your dead with you. Also your 19SS automobile tag number. If you need help with your returns, I shat] lie glad to assist you. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO FILE APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION AT THE CITY HALL, BUT IF YOU ARE ENTITLED TO WIDOWS EXEMPTION OR DISABILITY EXEMPTION, APPLICATION FOR THESE SHOULD RE FILED W illi THE CITY. SANFORD F. D O UD N EY tax Aasaieok Be V yeas Ms gm esaghl m U ■/• ' Dm rirJiy couU wsvst hits i* H Be DowN M * pelt* m rig ges heri a III*. R tliw s* lea • til* than la risk year Hf% STARTS SUNDAY �O p rcn m f «0MAi Whan than comae to makn nut your tax raturn for lftM It win be too late to takb advantage of aome possible tax savings. Here era aome possibilities far reducing your Ux which you ean't do anything about after the end of the tax year: 1. If you ere providing nearly half toe support of oomoeoe who might qualify m a dependent, emulder providing more then half so you wQl be entitled to ■ $eoo expemption. The extra amount you contribute may be less than ton tax saving, ft. Remember that unless a de­ pendant ie under It or q student, you wfll lose toe exemption if bis income is -4N or more. Ba sure to check the Income of everyone you expeel to claim ee a dependent. ft H you art planning to bo married, a wedding1 before mid­ night December It, 1M6, will give yon the privilege of filing a joint return for 1K4. This probably would remit is aubstantlal tax saving. 4. A baby born np to midnight December M qualifies as an ex­ emption tor the full year. I. If your medical expenses are likely to be over I per cent of your Income this year, and you ex­ pect them to be less next year, pay •• many medical bills as pos­ sible baton the and of tha year, up to the maximum allowable dadnettoa. If you borrww to do this remember that you eaa also de­ duct the interest, ft If your medical expenses era over the maximum deduction, perhaps you can defer part of ANYWAV sm & sr BAU.rou«/. I THOU GHT THE OIU.R w e o e i r s a l m o st eig h t ISMT ETTA GONG TD to E TT A P H O N E O " s . ( sho PICK. U P THE B C h S . J \ w a s - AND SENT -< nir-«-.V-Tn J . A M U f f y f TO THE L E A P Y E A P T r - r , 'D A N C E t j ------ -- la t e E . 'r K of the peer. T. Borrowing to pay your taxes can sometimes lot you taka the deduction a year earlier, ft If you satl your home at a profit, remember that you dr not have to pay a capital gains tax if yon pay more for a new home within n year than the price you get for the old ooe. 1 Whan investing money, re­ member that stock In a domestic corporation often the possibility of dividaod exclusion and credit. 10. If you sell securities or other "capital aaaata” at a profit, H ie usually better to wait until you have bald than at least eix months so that the profit will be texed at the eapital gains rate instead of aa ordinary incoma. 11. When buying bondi, con­ sider not only the Interest rat# but the feet that Interest on state and municipal bonds la exempt from federal Income tax. If any of theae points la likely to make substantial difference In your tax, It will probably pay you to diaetieo your problems with the Internal Rtvanue Ser­ vice, or to aeek professional tax advice, Anything you pay for at. ilatenew In preparing your tax return la deductible from your taxable Income. But beware of any “tax ex­ pert" who elalma that be can cut your tax below the amount you really owe. It'a n good Idea to pick someone who has had ex­ perience in dealing with the Re­ venue Service, just in ease the government should rale* some question about your return. COLLINS ASKBD TO CALL MIET CINCINNATI Oh-Ed ft Miller, president of the Hotel and Res­ taurant Employes Union (AFLCIO), aald today ha hai asked Oov. Collins to eatl a meeting and try to end the hotel strike at Mi­ ami Beach. The strike will be me year old on April 11 and Miller said H botala still are Involved. Nona have signed contract^ with tha union DAD*BC > A D<XL A N D WWTWR , . D ta iv e e /y REACH HIM TH RO U G H R EN T ADS eat located j u t weal of Stirrup II ISLANDS BOLD MARATHON im-Eleven Islands Kay and within a quarter mDa of n tha Florida Keys, appraised at Kay Vaca, waa appraised at $37— ipproxlmately $50,000, ware sold ooo and told tor **>,5oo. iy tha Bureau of Land Manage Names of tha buyer* war* not nant yesterday tor e total of $Tft- available. The tracts war* la the publla domain and ware offered Tha Islands range from .1 acre tor sale by toe Bureau af Public o 7.M acres and ware appralaed Lands. ' it from $000 to $13,000, The lerg- A M O D EL HOME OF D IS T IN C T IO N ■Bedroom rBath LAST TIME TODAY STARTS 7 JOB IHI NA K E D DAWN ' Spacious L ldnf Room Dining Room Kitchen with large Jalousie Florid* Room AH Conveniences with Terreeo Floo^ Indirect Lighting In Ltvtng Room 18 x 24* Garage and 14 s 14* Corpora ALL ELECTRIC I1TCHIN Forced Air Reeling hi every room BART CELERY AYR. 44 MILS OFF MRLLOWTTLLI \ AYR. TURN LEFT — OPEN POE DTRPBCIMN •iM Only • CARTOON SATURDAY ONLY GENOA DIN With CART GRANT IN DINING ADTBKTURB SEM IN O LE PARK Bomeon* raiding the Wmnt Ada la looking for • room Ilk* the ont yon have vacant Tell him about It Descrlbo Itl >o ,i tha ha or aha will want to eema see It — and atart pay* lng rent for ltt RA CEW A Y T h e Couatry CM e l D eN h f V M h f £ BULKY ROOmT p ADDOCX ROOM HP —COCKTAIL LOUNGR- ■> •V rifD R N R FR O M NOW ON— INCLUDING SUPPAY" * .ft ‘ . aIFLETE DINNERS FROM IL U Let an experienced Ad-Taker help yon word your ad. er, U accused of kifllng A1 aid WUllam Grlnkavkeh, brothers forOCALA Ut-Rebron Lundy. In­ msrly of Lawrwca, Man., la a dicted for tha knlfa slaying of two New Yoar’a day brawl oulalda a men. told Circuit Court yesterday nlftit elub. Ho la fraa oa $12,501 he doesn't think ha can obtain a fair and Impartial trial In Marlon County and asked that U bo bald elsewhere.. His motion eaid extensive news­ PASSION PLAY paper and radio coverage biased the opinions of prospective jurors. No date waa eat for a bearing on the motion. MAN AMU FOR MKW location r o t trial General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 812 EAST FIRST STREET PHONI f t L JAMES GUT G A SO LIN E ‘ JAMES * . GUT MOTOR O IL m * MAC'S OIL COMPANY m Wholesale Distributor • E. H. McAlexander Owner KEROSEN E F U E L O IL �: - ■’T'-'t . • : Simplified Selling Of Surplus Ite m s...A — Now 21-lOOnXO.rLUMBlftO faTM C W n ittu M l iM iir 1M/ g u lt r lA n . rtesso U ll Tot Betler Plumbing 3m or Call W. J. KING MOO oulh Park—Fbooo M Plumbing. Krtiky Hatting M. G. HODGES It ALWAYS Pays ' To Use The . WANT ADS 1 time lie per line S timer lie per lire . 8 times lie per line M 12 timea lie per line-. . contract 10e per line ■ CARD OP THANKS and IN « MEMORIUM Notices — 91-00 One Line Equals 8 average word*, when »»t In B point (news style) type. White Space at Regular Line Rate for amount u**d—Count Nine I-Point Lines to Mnch. RATES FOR • CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ON REQUEST -LOST. AND FOUND LOST — Kaya Tuaaday. Phone llPLJ, 1474 Palmetto Ave. S—PERSONAL NOTICES_____ WANTED- Two elderly women tn room and hoard. Niro clcjn room*. Mrs. Geli. BOT Park Ave. Th. 473-R. AUTOMOTIVE S—BOATS AND MOTORS ROBSON Bporttn* Goods Evlnrude Sale* A Service ant E. .let St. __Phone »** Let ui aell or eachinge your boat, motor, or trailer, Klllarncy Hor­ ner Boat Exchange. Hwy. 17-92 A ralrbanki Ave. Winter Park, Fla. Phone 83051. II—PARTS- RF.PAl R8 BING - VALVE JOB - $6 IT S TRUE ! ! MOTALOY DOES IT! ! In xmaimg and proven proces* th.t give* *mi a ring and valve yob through tin plating proce»* while you drive. F.ffeeilve for life nf molor. No equipment to buy. No work to do. MOTALOY SALES Dept. SF Box 6D7 MIAMI .13. FLA. Rend rheck, money order for ffl. Pottage and Iniuranre piepaid. EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT AND WHEEL BALANCING-Pamnger car* and Trucki; all makei, slm —u ton in 5ton. Seminole Counly Molori, Inc. 518 E. lit. St. TIIONE toil. II—TRAILERS It will pay YOU to see US before uy. Open' Evening* and you buy Sunday*. EaiUldo le TraUrr Sale*, I Pal alalka, Fla. FOR SALE nr Trade -<>n real estate, 35' 2-bedroom trailer. 8 mllea Wait on 48. lit door North •ervlca elation. 1*2m IIP So. Oik Ave. by appointment. I REPAIRS ‘M S P • f Plates. Write Itravei, Atlleboro, Mat*. Free dimple 4* Dotalli. 13—SALESMEN—AGENTS HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power mower wants lawn mowing. PHONE 714-M-4 tt—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE Station for ilia or trad* for land rhll I you. Good Incallmi on buiy ner JPjmne_ 0278. IsJis WlUisau 1ml A| 417 Sasfard Aiiaatio I 94 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting and Repalra TV Snrvien Canter Saddle Hone — Gentle with chil­ Baadlx and Croilay Apullancee dren. SM Phone 3107. 112 MnfnolU Avn. Ph. 113 THREE Korea*, 3 heller*, g sad­ dles. 3 bridles tE», Phono 34ITIP-LAUNDEF-DRY CLEAN INU W after 4:80. One near • Wean and Damp Dry MERCHANDISE One hour U • Weak and Dry Fold '»'•*7* * 43—A t n c U S FOR RBNT FOR RENT - Dragline and opera* tor by Hour, Week or Month. Phons tut, Loo Conitructlog Co. IhUUvay, Hoapitai an d B a b y >8—PIANO SRRT7C1 Bodi. bay, Week or Monts— L. L. Sill - Plano Technician ToL 1423. Furnilur* Center— US Waal Fuel Ikam SIM IlN Emils L lAslafd IStb S t »44 m m m • ■ J , i,' 11 •A D S 47—FURNTWl GOODS PAINT - U S® gal. T-SUrtf^l cents. Air Mata -ipecial g3.B5. Army - Navy Surplus. 310 Sanfnrd Ave. Are As Easy REAL ESTATE 44—KOMES Aluminum V a n a liu S IM # g ic h iH bead. Bag-proof ___ rad with plastici ea&i. Plastic er rayon Upon. Cottas ar ay1m cords. Sw ksH k GMm m i M a t Os ill-114 West ind St. Rhone m ATTRACTIVE g-Eodroem heme. VA insured ginanelng, 3% Down ll.m Down IU I Wart FaymenL Complete In fow week*. HapaI Iota...........................S4.M IX)W ILL B. o c m Plastic Platform Roekar.... 14.91 Chroma Chairs ...................... MAS o A s ^ r s 's s j r * . T* Va Stand • *«oe*.6).66 Draaaor Saaa .MJg Ironing Boards ........... ....,,.11,41 Baby Car Bad .................. ta.U Electric Percolator ............... 04.19 BaaauMtlo .............................. IS.SS I Bedroom Caaermo Black 3 Cuihloo lota ..................... fi.SS Armlsu Sofa Sad ............... 17.11 Largo Wardrobe .................Ug.ll cobtour Chair ..................... UESS i and tilt. Sunbeam Mtimaater ...... ,.111.19 , Ballilar Foam Rubber Club Chair ,.UMS A. K. 8b INI Kitchen Cabinet ...................822.ua 3 Place Living Room Rulto .128.54 Chlfforoba. Vanity A Mirror.&S.S9 > Place Plaitlc Living Room Suita aaaaaaeaatoe* Hlde-A-Bed ..................... ,,, NOT A PROJECT! 3 Piece Bedroom Suita .... USED BARGAINS • t r r - Mom, * a ,,i m i , mu, u. ivi IfiMaay Perm Hemre, Eerly l 1st BL PbMo 117 American, Ultra Modem, Con­ ventional A F r a n e h Colonial »JP*». BUILT On Large Landscaped 48-FA~.N AND GARPEN Lnt«i In th* best of neighborONE a Ft. Esm Flow Forttllier heodi, Boa, Good Condition. COMPLETE With all the features Barrr tractor co. ynu hav* dbaamed about sueh ■Iway lT-tt Booth Pbotm Ml as rnlnred Generil Rlertrle sp. plunces and colored plumbing 14—MUSICAL INSTRUMENT! fialuraa. NEW - ACCORDIONS - USED AND available' at reasonable Adult and Children's Slits prlres with the hast financing Coma In — Look — limidr* 4 with minimum down-pay­ BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP ments. 207 W. lit HI. Ph. 3071 Mathir of Sanford 13—WANTED TO BUT Wellborn C. Pklltlpa. Jr- Slnre IMS. Sinford’e Uadlna Hlghsit CASH, TRADE IN Builder nf homes for over 1.800 r*ld for uto* paid uitd hirnlturo.^'call people. Sales Office; Little Venice 851. 858. Wdten.Mater Wtitan.Mi Furniture Co. In l^ch Arbor. PRONR 1134 _______ > POUR rental homee In Ganrge• RENTALS town. Located nn lare* romer double lot. One 3 room, i . j 4 84-/.PABTMBNTR loom and 3 two room horns* , All h; Inside heth»room». WELAEA APARTMENTS: room*, Monthly Income nf IBh.flfl. Exprivate bathi. 114 W. Ftrat m. rslleni investmenl it a.v.mn If Intrrssttd write boi KRS e/O Sanford Herald, Avalon Apia. BScMacy. PhMe TSHT m J -k tt Visit ECHOL8 Balcony Furniture IHti Uvad for eeey 23—MALE or FEMALE 83—BUtlMEM—INDUSTRIAL and Convenient Examination 120 00 dally, Sell Luminous Door • FINANCIAL 14—ELECTRICAL Contreetero W ANT * : fY rv v W As A. B. C. — rrl. Mnr. 2.1, lOSfl Page S THIS 2*AN KURD HERALD Adeline Reynolds Still Acting At 93 HOLLYWOOD 'At - Adeline DeWall Reynolds can reeall a* * girl seeing soldiers pass her town farm, en route home from Iho Civil War. Today at 93, she'* still perform­ ing In movie* and must certainly be Ihe world's oldest regularly employed actress, "People mink jrou’re auppo*ed lo fold up because you've passed the bo mark," she sayi. "I don't believe In that." She harks up her words by lead­ ing an artlvn life, (the goes to night school twice weekly lo learn Rpanlsh, because she feele anyone who lives In California should know that language. She also does roles in movies ami TV films, har most notable one recently being "The 10 Commindmenls," "1 was one of Ihe children ol Israel crossing Ihe Red Sea," she recalled in her Hollywood bunga­ low. "They gave m# a tall, weaklooking artnr end said he would help me across, lie wa* so weak I had In help him arroasl" Mr*. Reynolds' remarkable life begin in 1182 on her parents' farm near Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She married a magician who "trolled off to heaven" when their four children were still young. Mr». Reynolds settled with her brood In Berkeley, Calif., and went Into secretarial business In San Franrlaco She managed In rear har children and send them nut Into the world. Then she de­ rided in do Ihe thing* she had always wanted. She enrolled al Ihe University of California at fl( and graduated with high honor*. "Then I decided lo try acting," she said. .She visited lop agents In Holly­ wood and wa* "practically thrown mil nf their offices." Finally she found nne who would handle her. She »larted her acting career al 77 In "Cnme Live Wllh Me" with Janies Rtewarl and lledy Lamarr. Mrs. Reynolds his played dot, ens nf rnlas since then. Her mnsl notable wia as Rarry FltigeraM's mother In "Going My Way." Rut her favorile was n a native wornan In "Tulllee nf Tahiti" with Charles Laughton. 8Y—B R O K E R S and R E A L T O R S ~ ___AltxRRiler * HI ringer ' 0 D A ILY •taaavftu * tats, fiats aass-w, __ dssi L .« ,• 4 a. 1 • J l .111 1 » 4 . 41. Shore bird 11. Male I ill 1 ’ bee* 3, Mohamme­ 4*. Prices 1■ 1 a l.M .a ' 18. Skill dan super­ 43. Matures *•11 1 1 44. Femala . II. Unit I I . * 4 1 |4 natural J »6M ' 1 «8 ■ aheap V of beings I,»l .4 t a 4. . I DOWN weight, S. Rendered fat •e 4 j ,• •• I. Father (0. aodof awlne j:u a 1 of desa 8. Birthplace T i r i j ; • .. " ■ I | • of Pavtd nf Columbu* • dawn 4Bib.) a L V ih 1 1 1 1 .. Id. Shun S31 3. Covered 30. Extinct H. Awry tMONu'l bird with Ink 13. rmaeeou* 3. New Tula* (N. g.) tree ment spell­ 13. Reeeeeh 14. Employ 81. Rwelllng* ing of NoaR 33. Works 83. Observes 14 Roman 14. No (slang) 34. State (U. 8.)' 33. Oaee wttl» . money 8. Shoe lies 18. First note 35. Wet earth open .. , of th* *cal4 6. Birds a* 14. Man's moutlk a class 37. Account ntcknamg 33. Covering* 7. Polo . 38. Place 'hooka false(ball kali ' 30. Deadly SO. Male adult8 8. Coronets si.Rcfar# poison# A A French* 31. Decay 40. Pisytngr man 31. Sharp EM marble 32. A fleshy fruit 33. Tibetan prlreta 14. High-rank* TT 15 7 Ini official# tt! (U.8. Tv slang) IT. Genua of , ' cbckooplni 31. A else V 11 lb of roll SB. Offer 30. Author o4 "Pilgrim"* Progress'* (poaa.) 44. Frank L. 1,1M Baum's mythical land 35. aun (slang) ■ It. A shack ovep — a a mining shall (Local Eng.) ■M 37. Mountain T4 ash (Eur.l mm Ate SB. Musical ’ study ^ b f l k i y i Lfi m T" Tl" IT % U lu k* ” p IT U lM ^ U ilH M k lU U w#□ ■ n LJ C tl F □ TT □ CLASSIFIED PIBFLAV m EU CU Ry % .$> SMITH 1318 Park Ph. 1IT4-J Neal E sta te 4 In iu ra n re Mrs. Uiurine Mcssengsr, Assoc. I0T Magnolia Ave. Ph. I® 11,0(10 DOWN Wb fonturo economy, apasd, anil norvlce — whnt mort could you link) Com* in to sue tin aiuin for ailvlc# and an I'dtimato, Do it fodayl PAINTING 8500 DOWN 1 It It HOUSE wllh knotty pine ralunru In kitchen, <1uilile rnr-1 pone, and large do*eU. On I sand bottom lake. BEAUTIFUL OAK 8IIADEH LOT wllh 2 B. R. hou»e Kitchen equipped, t'enmlr t||e hath. Oak floors, krricned Porch. 110,500. Term*. ALL KINDS t'hnna SIS I {)«yg • BRUHII md HPRAY HILL LUMUtR & SUPPl Y YART' kUMm- ai *ij ii, • VAlMf ). ! k............. k T ED BU RN ETT I0S2.M Nlfht, Two hadrnnm* attractively (urnlihid home on large city lot. I medial* occupancy. Complete price 11,200. SPACIOUS 1 IlEDItOOM TILS Hume wdh eeparata 'dining room, oak Boors, doubia garage. On nlra high loti, 314,tag — Good Terms He hone 37T-R. Rosa I.. Payton, Rrokrr OFFICE SPACE 4 room*. Pal­ IIKDROOM SUITES 2 Bedroom House. I^ke Mary. Annahrlle H. Ilrndrrsnn, Associate Alberts J. Hell, Associate Very hlea Urge lot near-puhlie That make dreams roma true. , , metto Bldg. Call 1714 or 1414. 17-12 el Hliwatha heaeh. gioo «rown, 345 per mo. Phone 1171 Beautiful!*’ styled In Two-lone, STORE Room - |0T' w"uit7 lulu Prire 38.800. Phone 1MO-J-3. Mar-Proof fmlsh. able for store nr nffire. Will IF IT IB HEAL ESTATE This It below ariosi value, Bookrair Bed alter for tenants. Phone 1321, ash Crumley 4 Mnqieilh Dnohlo Dresttr with large Mirror al 111 gouih rerh TNes 179 j -----Chest of Drawers they ~ se-ixiTB IT—•OWES Ud COTTAGES 3178 WE NAVE |T. FREE-2 Boudoir Lampa SEADYle m«ve”ie." Cetisgs. All NICE SUEUR IAN LOTS, South, 3 Bedroom home, choice incalion Phone 1015-W tjlilillee— day. week nr month. on 2 beautifully lindicaped JUST A FEW LEFT 3404 Park Ave, Iota with fruit trees, g car. gar­ Bookcase Red 87—SROORS and REALTORS age. Prire llfl.noo, Double Dresser with Mirror MAYFAIR Section, UnDirnlshed • LIKE Tl) TRAVEL? room*, ilk hath*, Cali MM. Inntrspring Mattress List your home with us, take BA LL R EA LTY Box Spring Trailer In trade and aea the RAYMOND M. BALL 1188 " .L ' C S F J m .' R r i r Couhtry. OSCAR M. HARRISON DINETTE SUITES nnrar S-story, g.pe<troom. froih■ RU. BRORIRS 988 at for French Ave. Property. iy, yaiat . ated houia ee Celery Ave. That Maka Dining A Delight a. n, Htgbleymiw, Aieeelete REAL ESTATE DHIVE-1N Av kvauabje Mirth loin. a. K. Beautiful Wrought tree, 384 gc«4h Park Ave. Pbeae 988 2544 French Av*. ROMSWE A, Phone 212 or Chrome Dinette J. W. HALL, REALTOR Dinette Suit** . FOR IT Sals three bed"Call Hail" Phone 173g Any Sue—Any Color Any Ityla LAKE FRONT LOTS Priced to Ituio YOU, . .Styled to room Rouge., Phone 2487-R. •IM DOWN eulto YOUR nemo Robert A. William*. R*4H«r ar PI PineFOUR bedroom houia Mir I" FTKMPER Raymoal l.eadaulsl, Associate 4 SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN Phone iat3 Atlantia Rank Ridv. S I L r w a iTOOI See our complete line of unfialahtd • ROOMS Uefumlihad. I bed OTKU Ave. V . A . W H ID D O N . HR. Beds, Nile g lauds, 2-4-3-M Drawer Cheala Bookcases, Desk* a r M W W s r M R ! Items amd Corner Cupboards. Stminolt Rtolty III I, Park. dalesman Pk- 129] TWO/ Ikree and four bedroom BEDD1NR gPECMM MKTIIOfg T. « . MRI — R® homes, Rosa L. Payton. Phone LiU Pbaae 21 ar 1U 3871. Bag. Trtdo SL ^ V l* | 388.50 •48.18 QUiitop Mattreia M l OR lake Irani 58 54 38.90 Royal Comfort . is West nr Four bedroom house, I cer lirlge. Phone 1114A. B. Peleraon.Brohor Fro-BUt .special . 39.50 28.30 Oslden on Euitrprue Eelerprise Rned. 385 Within walhlng dltlence nf Associate* • A. B. Pelerion Jr,, P. J. Ckeaterion. QarRa d Wl{< * town, excellent condition. Terms. Eekola Rpoelsl ..328.50 2440 per rntnlh, phone sue-J-i. Matching Boa Spring* at ldog tleal Saving!. CeaaaMit A REALTOR Flrat I ledrnem turuLkad house, near f i & XUnit J SBurvayor, W kTi Douditey, •noppiag center. Call 536-W l i ­ ---- EASY TERMS----CULLEN * HARKEY ter I p*.m. ECHOLS BEDDING CO, IN N. Park Avt. Phase Mil Oaraov ted 4 HagMlie. Ph. l « WK CAN'T ADVKKTIHK bfldfoom I'nncteta block. "Bed Bamberier" Mgr. ROOM furnished house. Phene THREE 1H lilf buhi, fireplace. Selling THE NAMK — ------- BUT Opm Mondays TUI 9:88 p.m. g 1808. price (14,710. |« desirable netghborbvod. Ow*wr will finance. UNFURNISHED bourn Jar rent. IT’A AMERICA’S Used turailuro, appUaacoa, tools, Monroe Corner Grocery Store. eft. •ought-sold. Larry's Mari u rn Largest Selling Phone 43-J. Raal lit S iF k isa 1881. Jt»4t autside of dip MAN’S SHOE CHAISE LMingo—Black frame, yel­ *TIBMB «4.BS Pr........ . I f .08 Pr. low plastic Inneriprlng cuahlone. Like new, 20.00. Phone 244T-WI ILK IPINQ Ream, light bouse— Late — Acreage keeping, 34 oo week; up. Day OZ1ER REALTY CO, Buy your FurnJturo el Bate*. IL 80 4 up. AM W. 1 st. City Shoe Shop Warehouse Turn., Co., at 881 ... Laura S. Oiler 1st St Ail natioeally adv. fur- NICE bedroom, private entrance , Reg Reg. Real Estate Broker 210 S.TBPIS1 CROSSWORD AC* DM FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY Hnua IJ*. ' . ___ - m y m w - : y -•- \ .O T w r a M K vy "' '• , . : "Fo r Sale" Ad. C a ll 1821 T. V. REPAIRS 'Til in p m. Service Call* 13 no W. Sale nf Uncd R efrigerators A. Norri* I’h. 1339. J. Q Herrin, Ph. 2893-3. Lirented Techni­ One 9’ Frigutatre cian*, guaranteed work. One 7.6' Frigldaire Two V Frigldaire* WANT a Stanley Parly? Need One 7 7’ Friildiiro Product*? Call 2251-J. On* T.3' Frigldaire iCsCHOOUsTl NHTRUCTION One Phllcn snout 8' One Hntpolnt about 7' DEANNA School nf Dance classes One Wesllnghouse 4', in Tap, Ballet, Arrobatiri, start On* Norgo 4' Tuesday, Mar. 2T. Registration ■FFtCIENCY Apartment. Suit will continue thru the week. For aMo far tailuior or aoupl* HILL HARDWARE CO. lurthcr information call 1213Steam buL jrtvate both. *now 301 E. First SI. — . Ph. II M. 2040 Iliawalna at intersection or. ComltaOv lo«aud. Across nf French Ave. and Hlway IT-tl. from Pott office. Ineulrj Man uol Jacobson Dept. Store. 45-BUILDING MATERIAL* 21—CHILD CARE rtlRNISHED Oarage Apt. »00 I will krrp children in my home RF.n-I-MIX CONKRETE Meilonvllle. liv hour or day. Cell 38n-R. Mirada Conerate Cn. . 8fl8 Elm-Ave. Phoaa 1*8 TWO b»dr<*rm unfurnished ■rt EMPLOYMENT Phone 432-W. CONCRETE . 28—HELP Wa STED-FEMALR - 111 rim. rtan ODHAM A TUDOR, INC, WAITRESS—Apply S e m in o le "RuUdare of Finer Homes" 2983-W . Conerele Pipe In Meet All QuailDrive Inn. mu*t be nvrr 21. offers Oration*. ROOM furnished apt., prjvala neautlhilly bcsigntd Three anil S E W IN G m .ichlnr operator*, HouShermnn Concrete Pipe Cn, 3 hsih. screan porrh. garage, Only Mr nrmlle. Siradj year round Out Weil l.1th .81. Phn*e 2411 Four B e d r o o m Homes for 357 50 mo. 811 Park, Mgr. apt. work. Ph. 1080 or P. O. Box Florida Living No. 2. I’hnn* 4M-TV. 1404. 4*—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT FHA «nd VA (Gl) Finanred LARGE furnished anerlmcnt, TOI • Priced from Itl.Ko. m 315.000 !7—HELP WANTED-MALE Palmetlo. Phone 825-J. HAYNEB Office Machine C«.. Salei Otftee—3818 So. French Ave. WANTED—Men lo loperviie har­ Typewriters, adding merMooe, vesting crew*. Experienced in Sales-Raouls. 314 Mag.. Ph. 44. Clean and rinse tn 3-Raom turn Phone 1180 or 2840 ished apartment. Phone 818. harvnilng rrlerv end iweel corn dr*lrahl». f’ermanenl Job NEW 4c Used Desks, Piles, ChairsFURNISHED apartment close In. Fireproof Safe. if qualified. Call Oviedo FOPhene 1221 or I84i w. SWEENEY'S 5.1211 for appointment and Inter­ 114 Magnolia Ave. Phone 147 LOVELY two bedroom, two balk view. mealy furnished apartment. WANTED 2 MEN IT—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Couple only. Phene 800, 1811 F<.f iiuuin *ind 1'iont GOODS Sanford Ave, tn Person Sanford1*^oca-Cola Bottling FURNISHED apt. SOI E. 4th HU Company FAINTING and Piper Hanging. 34—INSURANCE R. C. Wilber. Fhonn JSM-M. FLOOR Binding and PrMerrvd Rate* to Pto4errod daaaiagi Semi I. wgilag. Wgatof. garvlag " Podeyholdira IC S h 'U Z L 'fitim - f i n e ? to l e a - ENVELOPES, letterIMS •UU- MOWERS, Wo have eovaral UU manta, iflvolees.- -— hand- - - a,-and • • --------. Multrave Riding Mowara for r o g r a m s, ate. Prograaslvs rinting Co. Phone 401 — 401 1239.95 each white they last, two demonstrator at |1N.M. the Wait Uih St. IBM price U IJSa.U Save gao.M ORLANDO Scntlnal SUr, Cell ROWE EQUIPMENT, IT • tl 1/ingwood. Winter Park 17-3319. Ralph Ray, 1150. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING HANDLE NEGATIVES CARE TYPING . LETTER WRITING FULLY, holding hy edgei tn PROMPT SERVICE avoid thumbmarkj, ttalna, mar*; PHONE .HU in anurc clear, clean enlarge­ 404 Sanfoid Ail. Nat’l. Bank Bldg.. ments. For rareful handling of CREDIT BUREAU OP SANFORD your developing, printing, onlarging, coma to WIEBOLDTS INCOME-TAX-SERVICE CAMERA SHOP. 110 S. Park W’m. H. Murray 1111 Celery Ave. Phone 1MI-M Avo. Cloird Sunday and Wrdnaaday 44—APPLIANCES UPHOLSTERING Custom Made Drapery end Slip FR1QIDAIRS apfttaaoM, sales Covera. and sorviea. O. A. High, Ovioio. STANLEY KULP Fla. Phono F05-3I13 or liafari Phone Sanford — 2&i8 J 1S4S-W attar g p, m. 1821 Orlando Drive AIR CONDITIONING SHINERS For Room nr Rullding POTGUTS. hull ilraili, Worm*, RraMinahlr prire, Fleming* Gro­ II. H. POPE CO. INC. cery. E. Geneva Ave. Open 7 200 South Park Ave. Rhone 1441 days a week. i II—WORK WANTED-MALE 14—EBAUTT PARLORS 44—ARTICLES FOB SALS Service on All Water Pumpa— NEW A U»ed furniture at bargain Well* Drilled — Pump* prlcu. Paying lop prices for Paola Road Phone 708 good uaod furniture, adding machlnai, caih regular. Big PLUMBING Stock. SUPER TRADING POST. Contriet and repair work. Free 1 mile g. 17-83. Rhone M1T-W. eaUmatea. H L. Harvey. XM laaiord Ave. rbooa ISM. COMBINATION Oil eook.etove and heater. Rhone goo. 1111 IP—SPECIAL NOTICES Sanford Avo. EXCELLENT opportunity lor ag­ gressive laleiman with danfnrd7* 33—T R U C K g __________ most nrogmslve new cer dealer. Experience unneeoaiary, 1853-FORD Pickup for ule. No ambition a must. Write general » I* reaaonablo offer refuied. Phone 0. Bog 111. San8271. £ T R h£ . 14—USED CARS ia-Vf()RK WANTEI5—FEMALE SELL OR TRADE 55 Custom Ford TIME housework. Exper­ and payments for 50 model (n PART ienced, Phono 5090. 701 Bey good condition. Phone 307 or 107 Ave. BUSINESS SERVICES Herald • DICK MAPES GKNKKAL TII.B CONTRACTOR DIAL Hanford SIPS*W PIPE CO. 1 Out Wool 18th SL P h 4 R # t4 8 » E A M UPT° U d is c o u n t j vo EXCHANGE 6 7 0 .1 5 $ 1 4 .6 1 7 1 0 .1 5 1 5 .0 6 6 0 0 .1 6 1 4 .2 9 • FAT AS YOU RIDE • UIE OUR BUDGET TERMS '• Ask gbgut our Supsr Safgty Ttrg Hunt - McRoberts, STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DBNMAM PHONR 8114 'H,4e> l-‘ -;fwii■iig*< fir «isosi.iiW ’*?.,•*sVi.*a y\ U i* ' �! . V . •• 1 RE TELLING ME! New Yerji financier #hk nf'X OH Me KeWswtt take some of thv page item. A few fishermen wo know, hat should make I I I hi la Hollywood. Jsaetfe boarding house keep* ere in Britain who edverHse "a elowe'a throw from wafer" now meet grots it. hut—how Mg • atone, hew good a thrower/ I I 1 The beetle wills a bolt dub bo* Inf glebed “Ike team la boat" Is ibat the other oulhts loo oft** gol.Notice mi t ° a fL fss OAIILAKD WE8LX7 IPC.NCEIt, <J(utt**<1. Slack H. Cleveland. Jr. P. u. Boa ilt<, Wan turd, Florida : Mtrehs As tk IlHi Attorney for K s ta u ______ A tr l lU S IO APPXAM TO) P H I L I P H. UtLAY e n d ESI i t A siolutlun closlne. **• Sandonlno and ruioun- tv, UllAS, (III WHO, Wduaa • a L . * — -ight or ■as, rssldsnus* ami P ost u n i t e ind ths ulvaaaa a r a unknow n; If llvlne, aim b«T to' those certain li u ssu ail iiisir unknown naira ai law, uovi*asa, isfa ia a* , tianallolaris*, ecanlaiiu trauiiora, <*c claimuinsrw lsa o r th r u or under n Mellon uu*. Town< s.ua, ain wnoaa addraaaaa raalumo** tulli. liana* East m miiu Poal U l f k a addraa tsa a ra unammiB Ilia publln ra- known; a n d all parauns h a v ln e or tmlnoia County, Klor- clalliiloa to Hava any Im antai In lhe ipjiunrllis dtacrilifd liaml* •lln* C f)K THE HOARD nj* alo in Ucmiuul* c o u n ty , H o n d a . colisiianlONEnu or llW lS il’iSHSi COUNTY. FLORIDA. O. t». Herndon io-wlti 1.01 It, of Block in,, of HANI.A .M IIJ H i t n L lie IIH HHAU- T I K U . HANFUIIU KKUT1U.Y. (.-lark of Fultl Board i according lu Hi* plat Hieraul aa lavsland J r . P. 0. Boa t r c u n i t u In rut tiouk s. 1’a a a I, Flo rid * Count/ Attor**. of tliu I’liOllc llcrnrila of MamlnoU Ciiuoly, KIu i IiIm T ha nalurg of ihla anil la lo ram m a c tr ta lti rlooda from and in iiulat and confirm t h a till* in th a turainahnva daaertbad property. Th* name of lha Court in which T, a#ENCEIt.”'MI 'S ilM M i suit InelM.ited la tha •/editor* and parsons hav- Circuithasc o u rbeen t of UU .Ninth Judicial S e or dsmandt o asln sl Clrouil, In and fnr ttamlnota County, sack nf you are harehy glorlda.a b b r a y U l t d m l * of lha Cauaa •end required in prsssnt la Tha FRANK II tV cnST K ll. Jr, Mm* and dernende which Plaintiff, v i i P H I L I P H. n itA T . lllhsr of you, mar have ■I al, Hcfandants. Ih* ••lata of OAR- You and each of you a r a haraby tV li It L ■ T ai’ENCEII, notified U n i cull In r c m o i a Honda aeeed, lata of said County, from confirm Ih* till* lo Hi* County Jude* of Nemlnol* • Imr* and dcarrlhrd h*c h**n ■Florida, at hi* nfflra In hronnhl *r*ln»i properly In th* above St limit* of aald County at cntlllad Ckua* h r you FRANK It. WF-R,-JNorida, within alaM cal- HTEfl. Jr. *nd you ac* hereby lOnthi Iron tit* lima of iha uiilrcd In fit* with th* Clark ra(llleatlon of ihla nolle*, this Court your w rltte o a p p ta r a n rnl* aim or demand ahall h* In (pc ric nally or hy a tto r n e y ) or anAnd ahall alal* lha alaco or o lh arw U t. plead h c r t l n on •*«•* and poal nfflto adilcsta *w*r Ih* SSrd day of Anri) A. It Ifl.C r claimant, and ahall ha In Ih* Complaint In aahl • li It. *• la hy Hi* claimant, hi* a. provided h r Uw. lU raln rail nM o r a d*cr»« Pro jConfacao will b* a n la rrd aaaln al you. MTTVKH mir hand and aeal of •aid Court at Hanford Katnlnol* Cnunty, Florida (hi* ISnd day of .March. A. li, US*, o p. Ilarndnn Clerk of lha Circuit Cmirl Ideali gemlnot* County, riorlda ity. n. i. Hum ’ , riipuir Clerk nf (aid Court Felder A TlalMlnahan* allorneya f«r Plainiier I l.y p a r Bide. W ln ia r 1I'atk . r i o r ld a n o t ic e J}, 1 ! to ir r r w t TO: MAItY K. IIAN.SA I5JIS Kanlucky Avcnna Matron, Mkhiean II10.NUN li.* KVAha Vt liuhlay lined Aihvlll*, .North. Carolina jpd.ik* (inknown hairs 0< T, I’lUill* f.hiv IIAWA, riaotaaad, If ally* ami if daad Ilia unknown heir*. d*vl•ere, leaatrta, iranltre, epouea*. creullnre. auectaaora or malen*. and In all ilalinlna In hava any I rlallt, Mil* nr Hiteraat In m- lo Ilia fliTlonlnil deerrlliad prnparlv. ellllaird in kemlnol* County, Klorlda. ll i \ H o a r G o v e rn o r ln>wLot 1 (on*) of fllnck “I" l*v») nl Tract »T of HANt.ANMn HI'HINOJ, tleplal nf Track M. kemlnol* County. Klorlda, anr-.rdlna lo plal tharaof racord*d In Plat ilook *, p*s» <*. nf Ih* public record* uf nainlHula I'Oiinly, Klorlda Th* iimi ura uf Ihla suit I* to Discuss campaign (m u m | remove rerlaln rlouda frum and Iiulat and lonflrm Ilia till* lo lha today: | liwr-liiiunnva ticet rlbeo property. Til* nome nf the I'ourl In tvlilill Imill hua hr*n luailliilrd la Hi* Cicrtili i nun of too .NmiI.i ,1'olh mi Olrt'tlll. In and fur Hcmlnolu County. Florida. WDRO*TV — 6:30 P. M , Th* ahhraviatad Hit* of th* K eep Florida Climbing , >< Caul* li MAtlAPIC INC. rialntllf, va. .MAIt Y K. HANNA, it al, HiKeep COLLINS | fcodali|e. You and each of you era herrliy noil,'!*•• Mini '* |- t i " n • ho ■'» (OllINt fat Oavimor from and rnnflrm tha tllla to lha shut* ilrtrrihrd properly naa lieen V, Mm Mil, till! (aafnia Human hroushi aaalnal you In Hi* ahnva enlllTed Causa by OAI1APII* INC., • I. tdtia Skill, lull (aayiTk I'MWIN amt you era tiershy required In fit* wllh lha Clerk nf Ihla Court (IMSfaWlul ICi) vnur rarlllen aiT-aran-a Iperann- • . • • , . • - • . _______ - > ■* jr*«,1*e very unwarlike wi*_ wowed with th* roerultor*. They were happy to wait for the dreftboard. "A lof of them'laid they'd Ilka ; to Join up, but—too many family roiponilbl'ltlea. You kaoW." Ho sounded like be had heard this before. / So Nunllit and Englnaman Waft tackod up th* poatora, handed out self-add retied postal cards aad left. That was laat wash. Any rcpllaa yet? “We’re still waiting," Nunllal said today. “But I’m going to b* hero several year*. In thla bull nen you gotln be patlcnL" FLAGSTAFF, Aril. UR — When Titty were met by SUnlty Mentourist* descend by nuleback lo ekaja, 23 . year • old Havaiup*! commgndatlofls to tbe 19ST session th« Isolated castyos of tha Hava- chief. rhieh will meet this erlsle-1 euhal ladiaaa this summer, they No tomahawks, no eagle feath­ Outlining Ihe problems of (ho col­ win eat > strong* toi el travel ers, no wtr whoopa. At ttait not leges and schools he said, ‘‘Should posters: from Manoktjt. Hit Havsiupali I be returned to Ihe Senate, 1 are pcareful farmers. “Join up— ee the world" “Un-! wwiild was: ;s coiit'nno. i- w ery , tie Sem wants you!" Nunllst and Wolf decfclea >w way lhat I could, lo help In Ihe so­ Sine* tha only way to get In or soften up the Indians by partici­ lution of Iheio problems.” Kit of tho canyon la along a tor­ pating In a |am i. of football. On (be road nrogram Stenslrom tuous.hori* troll Th miles from The young braves play oh* a •aid, "We of Ihe Legislature are th* nearest pavod road, thsi* field covered with eight Inches of proud of (he 193S Road Code. While pfacards boar illtni testimony to sand. it Is not perfect, 1 believe this code the Ingenuity of one of tha armed U going lo do much lo remove “Much to our regret; the todl* force's meet Important brenehei, ans never called time out and polities from road building in Flor­ th« recruiting service. ida. never sent In substitutes,'' said I voted end worked for a fair Ths wheels began lo spin when Nunllit. “Navy and 1 kept reliev­ reapportionment bill," said Stem M. Sgt. Vestel 'Nunllit, tha smil­ ing etch other. \Ve were hurting." strom, "and If you should reelect ing aod always affable recruiting Rut Ihe llavesupal braves were me 1 would continue (o work (a sergeant here, and Englneman that end. I beiieve that should the Sanford Wailey D. Wolf, Navy recruiter at stalemate he broken the 37th Sena­ Preicott, saw pictures of th* 230- Dayton, Louisville torial District will receive Ihe Accordion man tribo living at tho bottom of extra Senator’" Havaiu Canyon noar tha Utah bpr- In Finals Tomorrow The two candidates were Intro­ dor along tho .Colorado Rtvdr. Ry ED WILKS duced by Jaycee President Tommy “Boma of thorn wore pretty NEW YORK OR—Midnight final­ COMMUNIST EAITY HARM Oltbirt OroesL 41, • Mf.fwsvfsig fugl* Paterson. , husky looking, and it didn't look ly tolled for St. Francti' hustling live for flra year*, U Interviewed hy iwwem*i •JMr «m n4erli)i at Next week, said ePterson, can­ like (hoy had much to do," said Cinderella teem to . the National the Federei Building U New YorkAt right la Hie wife A group a i didates for Ihe House of Represen­ Nunllit, who haa developed a Invitation Basketball Tournament cheering eomradea m m h*sM Mr • •weleem* 1 m m puty." Oroati tative! will speak on Ihe Jsycee watchful eye for such things from and now It's top-seeded Dayton wm quickly hustled lata aougr turf ttfered te JtIL Me wuesMeith* "Get Out Ttye Vote" program. against second-seeded Louisville ytars as a top aorgoant. ft top party lee fieri who received five-year eeateneee when eon* vleted In 194*. He vanished when the coavtetioa wee eonArmed hy “Wall, w* ean fix lhat mighty In Ihe championship final lomor-, qURMESK ROY DIES the United SUtee Supreme Court • ' (/itferwetieneU ! easy. No doubt, those sturdy boyi row afternoon. RANGOON, Burma i*-An 1Smust b* told about th« opportuni­ Dayton's Flyers, still looking for year-old Burmese boy died today ties available to them In lha aerv- a title In Iheir fourth trip to the from a police bullet which hit him Syngmon Rhee Will final round In five tries, proved1 Icol" during student rioting over Ihe much too big end experienced (or Off they went to speak to the! countrywide cancellation of a Run For Third Term the Brooklyn Terriers S9-5S In the OPENS Indiana. school examination. 1 semifinals last night. St. Francis SEOUL uft — The South Korean Shortly aftrr the boy's death. had upset 4th-ieeded Niagara In Friday — March* Here are authoritative answers plan of Insurancaf f am not n tbe quarterfinals Premier U Nu broadcast an an­ government announced lefiey pres­ disabled veteran. ident Syngrtian Rhea had agreed nouncement lhat all 03,000 stu­ from the Veterans Administra­ A. No, Under tho law, Korean Louisville, like Dayton, looked dents In 200 training centers af­ to run for • third term. tion to three' questions of Inter­ Gl term Insurance policies nmy Its best In whacking third-seeded * Fdr Special fected by the renccilalion would The Publlr Information Office est to former servicemen end not be converted to permanent SI. Joseph'! of Philadelphia *9-79 introductory Offer be given a passing mark for the put out an official lUlemept that their famlllesi In Ihe other half of tha semifinal forma of Insurance Only veterans tests they didn't tske I Rhee had “finally conceded to the - Q. f am an Asnerlean Tsar vet­ with service-connected disabilities doubltheader that drew 19,123 to C>U, Colloet: The exam was called off yester­ will of Ihe people and changed his eran, but ,1 haste move to Can- have the right to obtain perman. -Madison Square Garden OrUndo 3-3751 day after the newspaper Bama mind." nada. Would f be eligible for ent forma at Korean Gl Insur­ Tb* Utel game will bo televised nationally (CBS—8 p.m. EST). The announcement came as lit­ hoapltallaatlon for a nonservice- ance. Kbit published Ihe questions. tle surprise. connected illness, at tha expense Dirk Btohbs. leading scorer on Following his nomination March of the UflAT , the University of Vltginla’s fresh­ X by his own Liberal party, the A. No, Veterans living outside man liaskeltml] team. Is a brother M-year old President aaid he want­ the continental United States or ■if Clinch Ntnhbs, pitcher for the ed lo relirr. He hinted atrongly, he territories nr poioraaitma may Washington .Senators. however, that he could be drafted, not he entitled to medical care and the Liberals at once began at th« axpenie of the U n i t e d illy or by allornev) nr answer nr whipping up dally '’spontaneous" Rtatei for non-serviee-conntcled utlierwlaa pltad hvralii on lha day Howeve r, ul Slid day of April A. U. Hi* lo demonstrations throughout .the na­ d i s a b i l i t i e s . Ilia l.'umulalnt In tald null, a* tion. veterans with . service-connected provided uy ,*t ...lilaw. „>.| or a deer** I’ro Todsy's government announcs- ailments, temporarily living out­ rVniftMa will h* amend asal'iel the USA, may obtain med­ ment declared it was “Certain" side you ical rare for their service-connect­ WIT.NKHH our hand and seal nf Rheo would win re-election. Mid l.'ourf ai Hanford, Hrmlnole ed disabilities at U. 9. expense. i minty, Kin,lila. Mil* SS day nf So far he has encountered no Q. 1 applied to VA for disab­ Jlar-li, A. ji. mo. opposition, . li. I', Ilarndnn ility compensation by a letter. Clark ol Ilia Circuit Court The presidential eleclion must be VA sent me a formal ap­ (Clark'* Haul) Ha-IIIIlit. la Cnunty, Florida held by July 13, plication form to be filled out. ily, I*. L Hunt Is there any time limit pn mull6 OR MORE CITRUS TREES ON EACH LOTI Urpmv Clark nf said Court Keldar A tfatllliatiau* attorney* fur ROGERS TO CONDUCT lug ihla form back to VAT I’lainlirr a Lypar tilde. Wlniar PROGRAM ABOARD CARRIER I'urk. Florida A. The form should be return NEW YORK UP - Will Rogers *U to VA within one year from Dlrrnifiod plant: varied exterior*} Urge lots I.V T I M ) C l t t t ' l I T I t l l I I T ( I F T H E V IA 111 i t SKIS I V I, C I I K I . I T I I F Jr. will conduct hit “Good .Morn­ tha date it was sent to you, M i l l F I* V I E ( I F F l . l i m i M . IV a vii fihi alim.viii.i; i in v i v, ing!" TV program from aboard In order for VA lo consider your Gl Financing F I.IIIIIIM , the aircraft carrier Saratoga at original letter as tha effective No. miss the New York Naval Shlp/ird da dru youg epillcation. tU>, ln 'f v K K IV A ItCN TIM S C L U B , Brooklyn on April la—tha -day be­ CtKvMtlona! Financing a miruorallnii nut for prolll fore Ihe ahin la to be com­ vT*! Lave a Korean <5i lerm Insurance no1lev. Will 1 bo allow­ oaakoissd uni! * . o . d . 1 Ilia Ians of III* Hlal* of missioned. ed to convert to a permanent Carr}lng costa lexa than rent Florida. • (fonllnuetf from Pag* Oh ) Information For Veterans 23 LO CH A R B O R Parade of Plans No. 3 V IIT It l i la s* v ( I F I IIM M IV Ii ( I F P I1 T Isun l|IM M II,t T IO V (IF i (iitroii v n u v To IVIIMil IT HAT CUNCr.ltNi Noth* la herrliy plvsn that Ilia ptlllloh nt \V11k IVA HCNTI.NH Cl.HU. a LiirpoiHtloii not for profit oran nlard ‘»nd vtlitlup Under th* 1aive of tha Hlal* of Florida, for dla-oIuHon of esid rnrp.ration, will h* lira cl by Ihu llonnrahla Vaaaar It, Carlton, tins of th* Judgra nf th* abova atyjsd Court al 10:00 o'rlnrk A. 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Then it was that he joined Carl Fisher and became a legend—the roving gardener who planted much of the magic island's greenery, and who constantly refused to accept pay for planting shrubs, trees or flowers installed in people's yards. "Where heart is—is here,” Suto tells you, gaaing over his own modeit garden. "Mama and I—we go back to Japan in May, 19)3. ! am old, want place to die. But are find all our friends—they dead. We know hoc is where hem is. H im is why we come hock." Hit first 13 years in America war devoted to miscellaneous jobs as house boy, day laborer, truck farmer, gardener. He kU in love with America, but wtrik his Bowers flnuririmd, Smo himself was without routs. Then he found Carl Fisher and the city which that great entrepreneur v a (hedging out of Bitcsyne Bay. Suto knew that in this ideal climate, the sub-tropical tun could puD l o wers from the sand and make them bloom the year around. "Boor Miner Fisher,” Suto recalls, "have white man gardener. Pretty bad. Not make things grow like Japanese. Mister Fisher smile when 1 say I ha place real pretty." Suto did. He knelt in the soil from dawn to dark. He followed the rwad-building machinery which was carving lots out of alligator haunts in the mangrove swamp* He took trees, shrubs and flowers he had ratted with loving care in Fisher's own nursery and became a tort of Florida "Johnny Applctrcd." Beauty remained when Sum had patted by, tomerimei after dark when a home-owner wasn't there nr didn't suspect rfae "miracle." Suto captained to Carl Fisher: "Sec bare spot, easy to stop truck, plant something." In 1920, Fisher and hit wife, aware uf Sum's personal loneliness, insisted that the little gardener return to Japan and find ■ pretty wife. A number of weeks later Soto wrote them: "Many ugly girl here in Japan, want to come to America Pretty girl stay home. I keep looking." Finally he found the tiny, industrious 'Mam, lovely daughter of a Kangswa silk merchant. They returned, studied English together, worked on the Istid Ptriscr gave them and together planted thousands of trees and KOTAAO AND MAtA WTO wart photographed by Km lout once, admiring o u t ol the plant* In thrir garden, over which they tocm I t wMd an Oriental magic. Successful Florida Citizens Suto lined the entire length of Lincoln Road with oleanders, and rilled the grounfo of the Miami Beach Public Library with green. When friends urged him to pacaem a hill to the city, Suto would give them his flashing grin, "Beauty not belong In (sues t By ART RHODES ............. . CJry BdNor. Miami ■mdi Ian. T he tittle, white-haired, merry-eyed Japanete gardener who, in 1911 went "home" ' ■ to Japan to die and now, three yean later, has returned to Florida to begin a new life ' at the age of 72, it not only "happy where heart it" but he h "happy where atan it." The man, of course, it Kotaeo Sure of Miami Beach. At *ht lin k white houae which he bulk aa a "do it yourself project," he it piannir.* a new n u rse ry business of his own, with the help of his devoted wife, Mata. ""All H g u g i WtlRLY MMAXIMC V atanasa THi AU flOCtOA MACAZINi It CMSTfIMITED I ACMVKK tv TM FOUOWIN6 NCVWAPCtf. AVO* l>AM < , , MnOUAMACH • . . • ................................. IISI VaKUMk. a —in oow-uu— m r M nkl)u-V «W )H I« sum s.......................... teat a u to * MACH . • * O A M ItM U l..................... .... Mm K. .................................. ... • . MGU0NMUI MACK « JachGnm.1 k h ii A U FLORIDA , nuwo Sm m m C'I Nm m mV Swrtuww* W O i Iw Today Maas, who is 20 yean younger than Kotaro and has a single sneak of silver in her hair, trill works eagerly with "Papa” on the dwarf nets and Oriental plants. Asked what he does when it it too dark to garden he tayt, "Just eat a link, take bath, read a link, hear radio a little, go to bed. No television—no money for that. And no bad health — look, even arthritis gone.” Like so many others, Kotaro Suto has found in hit beloved Florida a real fountain of youth. Truly Kotaro and Mast Suto are to be numbered among Florida's moat success ful citueML « • • t b C iW n Cm m * < i at acm « * • • * • • • * o caia SU M M ACM m u tts • i su>a* « nusAcosA O m a lw S « Hu*«<IMUrns ■**•*.b m w * i * m m (M*b im mttim* iht mu "M l i m b Ha> y u » W — ><»(*»» U t Su m (Mb*, m* i. f r f p m4 pfoDKfri tu M i ra u lUanaantad nationally by M m H. Bury Am M3, I t W. 44th Si., Nvw Varh M, N Y. Tst*haa» Murray Hill 7-SO*7, Otlcaa: Crih—a. Dotrait, FhilaMphia, Atlanta, ta n Front imo. Bvwrly HMa i wa had aa much i on tba oovar m thia weak'a ■hot a t Jim Rating (taping hi* I liaar over a Bra jump at Springs, raonedad on color film by Tod NewhnB. Laat your J in broke the w orld's dia­ ler a boat jump at tha t. Now he io dimeter <rf i a t th a Springs and an a a t whUo ha daaa U t o u tb o ard a c ro h a tk a four tfaaaa a day, tba hatardoua flea jum p i o f M ating gaaoUna la tofor All Florida's i �Treasures of the Tides Shells in collection displayed at Rollins College Museum range from pin-point site to that of the 700 pound South Seas clam. I t is ■ monum ent to the world of color, a collection formed with one deair*—to please the eye through the matchUaa sym m etry of shell stru ctu re and a gamut of colors th at,first astonish, then amaze, and finally awe. Shelia ranging frpin the giant clam of the South Seas, which weighs 700 pounds a t m atu rity and can kill a careless native diver with lie clamping jews, to tiny univalves no larger th an the head of a pin, are seen a t the Beal-Malthie Shell Museum on the campus uf Rollins College at W inter Park. It was a hope of interesting people in shell collect­ ing th at prompted the lute Dr James Hartley ileal of Cocoa to present his collection, acquired after SO y ean of aearching in all parta of the world, to Hollins College. A nationally known pharm aceutical chem ist, Dr. Beal began his collection in 1888, when, on a sis-weeks tour of Florida wuters by sailboat, he picket! up a single shell at Key West. Dr. Real specialized in th e best and largest shells in accumulating his specimens. If a shell w u h supposed to grow to a length of six inches, he searched for one which had reached a length of 10 inches And he usually found It. After hia death in 1946, the collection he started on th a t Key West shore was finally housed in one build­ ing on the Hollins campus. T he building wss erected by Birdsey L. M althie, who with his wife presented Hollins College w ith the beautiful M editerrenn-type stuccoed building, designed and constructed for the express purpose of housing his lifelong friend'd won­ derful collection. T he museum has approxim ately 36,(MX) shells rep­ resenting well over 9,000 species. On* uf the most delicate sheila was constructed by a couain of the repulsive octopus, the fabulous cham ­ bered nautilus, liom a microscopic speck, the creature builde a simple house. Outgrowing it, the nautilus seals olY the old cham ber and constructs a new one on top of it, building In a spiral of evrr-inrreasing sit* This Mediterranean-type building was designed especially for the muitum There is a collection of 20,000 Florida snail shells— . shells so vari-hued th at the Seminol* Indiana are sup­ posed to have conceived some of their colorful dress l>atterns from them. The fast disappearing land susils of the Florida Keys spend their livea in trees, coming to the ground at the age of three to lay eggs. They haver lungs instead of gills; and would drowrHf sub— merged in water for three minutes. Collectors have stripped the trees nod shrubs, hut the IwachcH and long Hats of the Keys abound in other varieties of shells. These include the glorious sunb u n ts nml the tlnmmgo tongues of pastel shades, along with the inevitable concha, mures and welks By MARY ANNE GRIFFIN "Glory of the Sea" (above) ol Pacific Ocean origin 100 years old. Is one of very few now In existence Many visitors ask which is tha rarest shell present. T he answer is the "fllory-of-the-Hess," last found on a Pacific island in 18.18. T he Island disappeared after a volcanic erruptlon. The only other specimens of gloria-maria—"Glory •of-the-8eua"-on exhibit in this country are in the American Museum of N atural Iliatery in New York City, according <<> Mrs Edward M Davis, who is the museum's curator. Mrs. Davis is the widow of the lute l)r. Edward M Davis, the man who actually planned and carrier! through the technical aspects, anil arraugeri the shell display Dr. Davis was the museum's first di­ rector and curator. Another rare shell is Terelirn, shaped in the form of a screw or a drill, found on the Hast C oast near Luke W orth The spiney oyster has long been a fav­ orite with collectors for the Intricacy of spine anil beauty of coloring. T he perfect specim ens must he taken by hand from the rocks and corals where they live Pound near Tarpon Springs, they are frequently brought up by *p<ngr llshermen. Included in the extensive display are shells repre settling practically every known type and h ab itat In the world. flttrp shells, noted for pleasing line, color and finish, are fully represented III m an's <|iicat for inform ation, it was discovered that certain tnollusks, in their development, build up different colored layers of shell. Some of these, in which the layeis are of harmoniously contrasting col­ ors, may tic carved into very beautiful cameos. One of the most interesting cameos oil display shows the curvlngs of Aurora (the Dawn). This shell was at one lin n in the royal collection owned by King Victor Kminsnitel of Italy. It was sent to this country in 1916, for display In the Panama-Pacific Exhibition in Sun Francisco. It is now on display nt th e IlealMalthie Shell Museum. T he museum is closed during the summer, lull these T reasures of the Tides are on exhibition from ■ November I through May I Ptf# I 4WfUwhlt MefaiOT# I “V# �A*h Wing (above) was.founder of the Gainesville Boy*' Club. Gainesville Boys' (What In formtr generation* turd to bt known at "ttriout m uchitf' among youngtltrt hat in our own tim ti acquired tht namt "juvenile de­ linquency." Tht problem hat alwaye bttn with ut, but tttm t to bt Incrtating. It it no ntw t that to k ttp yaungtttrt out of trouble you h a lt to g ilt them a conetrvctive ouilti for their energies. Tfw Boy*' Club it tht eolation. H trt Ath Wing, veteran Florida newspaperman, tell* tht txptritnct of one town-Oalnemilie. In hit ttory h t hat modeetty tohtn no credit for himtttf, bat tht idtm btgan with him in 1900, u h tn h t called th t firtt committer meeting. A t the elate of the article A th givtt tome "Do't and Don'tt" of vital inttrtti to any community planning tuch a center for Ut youth.) « D ■OMY IfWIS, clght-year-old ton ot Sgt. and Mr i. C. I. Lewi* of Gslnetvllle, and hi* dog, Colonel, look disconsolately at tha big ilgn "CLOSED," on the door of Gainesville's *75,000 Boy*' Club. It wit recently re-opened, and a city-wide effort I* being made to put It on firm financial bade. DOZINS Of 1ICYCUS await owner* outilde the Cabteevllle Boy*1 Club. Before the club ran Into' financial trouble, more than 700 boy* and girls used It* gymnasium, gam* room* and library, and enloyed there, free movie* and supervised recreational, educational and vocational faclllti**. Nf» t-M ll*W » H J J b R N 40 years too soon," may apply (o many things in this life, but It Isn't golne to apply to Gainesville’* *100,000 Boy*' Club "dream" If the civic and youth-minded folks of the University City can help it. Gainesville's City Commission Is aware that the well-equipped educational and recreational plant on tha city’s east side (Ills a great need ht the development of youth. So this year the city budget Hats an item of *5.000 to be given the club for operating expenses. But the club must match tha city's $5,000, and raise an­ other $5,000 to meet current and overdue bills. The fact that aii previous fluid drives have nevsr netted the required $10,000 annuel budget dose not deter the Boye* Club board of directors. It all began back in January of 1049, when a half doxen citixene mat In tha City Hall basement and discussed the rapidly growing juvenile delinquency rata. What was needed, they agreed, waa a boys' clubl A place where youth could learn, play, develop talent and pursue hobbies. In thoaa dsye, Alachua County schools did not hsvs a single gymnasium. GaineeviUe High, with more than 2,000 etudenta, used the auditorium stage for basketball and volley ball games. Other schools had either inadequate indoor recreational facilities, or none at all. Consequently, thousands of boys, growing up, had nothing to do after school playground programs ended, but roam streets, play in sand lota or devise other means for recreation. After a fund drive waa started, Mable Voyie, daughter of a Gainesville pioneer, gave a large plot of land to the group. A sign woe erected, reading, "Site of GaineeviUe Boye’ Ciub." There were no funds, no plane and no building materials. But the "dream” was born. Than cams months of planning, mestings and interest-stirring talks before civic groups. One hot day in July, 85 men and 22 trucks converged on the site. Before nightfall, 40 tons of "fill dirt" had been hauled onto the site from a pit seven miles away. The cost? Not a penny. Instead the volunteers pledged more than $350 to the building fund. The Chamber of Commerce and the Knights of Pythias tossed in $100 each and the "dream" waa under way. Tha Boys’ Club of America, father organisation of more than 300 similar clubs, came up with architect's plana. They also made' �» I # • J ) 1| Despite six past failures, the men and women who make up the board of directors are determined more than ever, that this year shall see the Boys’ Club on firm financial footing. A P w ^ lftlV J By ASH WING Club Lives Again a Kraut of $10,0011-p a y a b le when (lie walla of the building were completed. T hat rail, more than 2(H) volunteer masons, carpentere. plum bers (union and non-union), plua dozens of "do-it-youraelf' fana, started construction on the T-shaped building. C hristm as of 1961 saw sheila of walla up. T hen the "dream " stood still—a hulk of concrete blocks with roofs, cold dirt without floors and windows without glass. Interest sagged. Hut in the spring of 1962, the "dream ers" started again, and during the win­ ter, sufficient money was raised to buy steel for the gym roof. An old Army Air Force base building was ra m i (by Hoys' Club board members) and its lumber used to put a roof over the giant steel girders and to cover the gym Door. A Gainesville bank accepted a 323,009 mortgajte T he "dream ”.w as alive again! In the spring, a trainer) director was hired. T he building was completed in a last push of man-power, borrowed money and promise*. Thu Hoys' Club opened its doors. IhiriiiK the first three weeks, there were MX) members. If a boy didn't have the $1 a year fee, he could work around the club and earn it. Gradually, during the summer, equipment was donated and purchased. Two l.ink air­ plane trainers were installed for air-and-space-minded hoys A li­ brary was partly stocked. The gym was ready. T here was a piano A kitchen was equipped. A woodcraft shop was opened. A meeting room was mnde available for th e m em bers' own "board of direc­ tors" which set up their own rules of government and management Classes were organized. Then, one day a hole appeared in the gym Hoor. The old lumIter, taken from the abandoned Air F'orce building, could not stand the thunder of hundreds of young feet. The gym was closed. It stayed closed for a year, until the City Commission budgeted suf­ ficient money for a permanent cement lloor. Meanwhile, the board of directors, still battling Demon F'inance, opened the d u b to girls The number of boys and girls entering the building the follow­ ing year, totaled 76,043. Then came another blow. Due to a violent electrical storm , the roof collapsed. T h e games room was closed. Constant lack of funda during the next few months cancelled many programs, hut the club stayed open and in operation on a limited schedule, They supervised their own program, selecting leaders by ixipular vote. Last fall, the building closed. Early this year, the Boya’ Club of America came through with a proposition. If the city would help to open the club, it would send a paid, trained director for a year. After weeks of conferences with city commissioners, a grant of 33,000 was promised—if the club would raise another 13,000. A drive was started a few weeks ago. T he new director has arrived. Tho club has re-opened. On the day it opened, nearly 200 boys and girls romped through the door* to s ta rt where they loft off last fall; some playing games, other* reading books or watching television. (Continuedon page IS) ABOVE. This float, built by some of the lre n ■a getf me in be r s o f Ih e Gat ne *■ vltlr club, was a prize winner when younger member* of club, both boys and girls, rode upon It In the 1955 Homecoming Parade ol the University of Florida RIGHT, Board member, Hal Lewis, look* on a* this youngster learns rite "feel" of flying, in one of the Boys' Club * two Link fralner* fhls I* one phase of the super vised recreation program which keep* young mind* occupied F tf t IPAOHITTI was piece-de-resistance on the Boys' Club menu on the occasion pictured above, when the club members entertained their fathers st their annual Fathers' Night. The boys went all out on K.P.. cooking and serving the meal alone It was a toss-up it* to who en|oyed It most t -A I I IM tJa ) ! t* �B uniat) daep In the illent wood* at the eource of the Homosaeia River, ia Nature’! Giant Flah Bowl. Along Ita primitive path* squirrels play at the viaitor'a feet, and wild birda cock their heada with curioaity at the humane who dare invade their privacy. Deep in the foreat, the homea of wild animate are undiaturbed by man. The black bear, bob­ cat, deer, raccoon, otter, mink, opoeaum, gray foi and wild turkey dwell peace­ fully. The giant flah bowl, deacending 65 feet to ita greateat depth, ia the eource of the little river which emptiea into the Gulf of Meaico, nine milee away. A na­ tural apring, over ail million gallona of water pour into the bowl every hour. In the language of the Seminole, Homoaaaaa meana "river of many flahea." Ita name la underatandable when the viaitor gasee down from the cat-walk acroae the great apring. Thouaanda of aalt and freah water flah awim beneath, in the cryatal watera. They are ao thick it scema nothing could wedge them apart. Sick flah from the gulf, flah, with gaping wounda in the aide and mouth, journey up the river to the flahbowl. The healing watera cure them, and they return to the aea. There ia no encloaure to impriaon them. The viaitor may wonder how aalt water flah can live in freah water. There ia practically the aame concentrate of calcium chloride in the aprinp' freah water aa aodium chloride in aea water. 8alt water flah muat have a certain amount of aalt to live, and the calcium chloride takee the place of aodium chlor­ ide. Tarpon, mullet and anook cannot atend a sudden change from aalt to freah water, but can tolerate a gradual change, auch aa takee place en route to the flah bowl. The calcium chloride ia taateleaa, and the flah cannnt detect ita preeence. Many- Florida atreama, auppoaed to be entirely freah water, contain calcium chloride. There are no feeding grounda in thia giant poo), eo where doee thia h u p con­ centration of flah p t ita food? They eeldom gulp at each other. Uaually, they krep to themaelvee in echoola—the anook, Jack crevalle and eheepehead in the deeper water, the catflah, anappera and trout at the top. Elmo Reed, manager of Homoeaaea Springs, aaya the flah can r < e i - u i M i Mit i w i - ) n it live In the bowl indefinitely without food. Some think they wander down the river for their food and hurry back again to awim in the pool. Some believe they come to the bowl for a "vacation" and to enjoy the even year-round 74 degree temperature. Others think the constant flow of water surging from the apring in­ vigorates the flah. In this giant bowl, the viaitor aeae flah he haa known by name only. There are gar flah, eastern lake chub sucker, Flor­ ida golden shiner, big finned ahinar, northern see catflah, northern needle­ fish, rainwater killlflsh, red-finned kllUflah, sheeps head killlflsh; also least kilhflsh, aailfln, eastern mosquito fish, sail­ ors choice, anook, atriped mullet, white mullet, snapper, aheepahead, sea trout, channel baaa, jack crevalle, Warmouth base, blueglll, large mouth black baaa, black spotted aunflsh and sucker. Here, natural enemies of the aea live together in peace. From the windowa of the un­ derwater walk they can be seen gently bruahlng each other aa they awim in the clear blue-tinged watera. The flah bowl is not the only attrac­ tion at Homoaaaaa Springs. A jungle trail leads through the forest to the alli­ gator lagoon. Aa the viaitor atrolla along the path on the bank of the river, ha aees purple orchids using the water for a mirror. In the lagoon, hundreds of Flor­ ida's famous gatora sleep on the bank FIOM THI CATWALK across the huge "flah bowl" at Homoiassa Springs, may be seen the largest concentration of fresh and soil water fish known to man-living In harmony and awim in the water amid natural sur­ roundings. Further along the trail, at the head of the lagoon, ia Otter Village. The funny little fellows, mado fanioua by Walt Disney, put on a show of their own. They swim. dive, romp and play in obvioua delight, always with one eye on the audience, like true "hams” of the theatre. Occasionally in the rough and tumble of their play, one gets hurt. Anger mounts aa they snarl at each other, but soon, all enmity ia forgotten in thia land of eternal peace. Hnmoaaasa Spring* is nut man-made, with the exception of the bridge across the bowl and the little Colonial-type building which house* the ticket office. The 1,300 acre* are nature'a handiwork. There are more than 100 apring* of vary­ ing sizes. Ita beauty i* natural. One leavea the artificiality of the man­ made world upon entering thia primitive land, where natural enemies live in peace. Each year, 100,000 nature lovers enjoy the peacefulne*a and solitude it offers. */ ♦ A VttiTOA AT NATUil'l Giant Fish Bowl looks With amazement through the windows of the underwater walk, at drum, gar fish, cat fish and anpl fish, natural enemies of the sea. pntly brushing each other as they swim In the cool, clear, blue-tinged waters. �? Maid of Mighty Muscle The determined, flaming-haired girl from Sarasota, who does a triple-threat circus act, "Just can’t imagine any other life.” Madeline lee Parcell. Sara tola teen age circus girl, it practicing to become "the ben flyer in the butineie ' B y H A R R Y J. M ILLER s, 1 i i k ' s only Itf yearn old. is Madeline Lev Part ell of Sarasota, blit the cx-Ht. Petersburg youngster is n veteran trouper of the saw dust and spangles of the circus, and the night club circuit of sips, hips and lips. T he plump little redhead, known around in tanhark circle* aa "Hubbles," ha* been in show business ever since she was 12 years old, when she won drat prize on an A tlan ta TV talen t show by doing a three-inone act. This act, which threw the video audience into a tizzy, consisted of the talented girl singing, tapdancing and playing an accurdlon-all at one time. Small wonder that this versatility projected Made­ line Into show business professionally a year later. At the age of 13, sho was working night clubs and fairs, with her baby-blue near-sighted eye* peeled for a trapeze spot with the Mingling Circus. A chore on T V s “Super-Circus was followed by a five-week booking at the exclusive Galleon Club in Ocho Hios, Jamaica. Here she gave a special perform­ ance for Sir W inston Churchill, then visiting the is­ land. And it was here the sturdy gal paused to take stock of herself and her ambitions. Hy then, Madeline was adm ittedly one of the best concert accordionists in Dixieland, but she wasn't happy about her achievement. "There are lots of peo­ ple with lots of talent in this country," she explained, "and my novel threo-in-one act hadn’t taken me any­ where 1 wanted to go. I wanted to join the cirrus I like anything th a t's dangerous and thrilling. Atul goad squeeze-box player* (there are over 600,000 of them across the innd), provide a lot of competition. C om pare this w ith th e circus whore there are only about ais good flying acta in the entire circus world. And th a t’* whnt I decided I w anted to be, the beat flyer in the land." Sandw iching in between her acts s procession of correspondence lessons so she could win her coveted high school diploma, the shaiiely redhead had tnude friends w ith Hawaiian dancers I'rineess and Willie Kaiana. They taught her the intricate, hip-swaying gyrations of their native dances. And the Mingling Brothora-Barnum and Bailey Circus, then in winter quarters at Sarasota, took Bubbles on us a bills dancer. She had achieved the first rung of the ladder on her way to aerial fame—she was with the Big Top. She spent moat of her time between sets on the practice trapeze. From a bar in th e dressing room, Bubbles learned to hang suspended by both ankles, then by ono ankle, then by her te e th via u m outh­ piece. Roll-overs, birds'nests, angels, changing hands and th e plange—in which she swings her Iwidy up and over her arm -becam o second nature. Bubble* took Night Club topblnicalion doetn'l appeal to Bubble* She prrfert the piilte quickening high rope routine off from bur hula act witli the Minglings to spend a season with a western circus in which th e worked with a team of acrobats. With them, she learned nerinl bullet, |H>lisbed up this act and one called the "Iron Jaw ,” then returned to the G reatest Show on Karth ns a triqieze performer. Madeline has discovered th a t life on the tanhark circuit is rugged. She sleeps on a rock an ' roll speed­ ing train in a car with 30 o ther single girls. T h e car is like a dorm itory, even the porter being of the dis­ taff side, while the m arried couples live in com part­ ments on the train which is th eir home every night while the circus moves on to its next town. Only about once u m onth does the Elig Top make s twonight stand. lake the other girls, Bubbles eats in the cook tent, buthes and does her washing in n bucket, gets scorpions in tier trunk on western stops, swelters in summer; and in scanty costume, she freeze* during cold snaps “ It's a herd life," says this incredibly active young­ ster, "hut I can't imagine any other life for me." Hoccntly she cracked a rib when she m ade a had jerk on the web. The circus doctor taped it up and she went right ahead. On the road, M adeline does two shows a day, seven days a week. For nine months she has been working on a split-second schedule with her five-minute specialty th a t allowa her a scant IS min­ utes to dress between shows. When the Big Top rstum a to Sarasota for the win­ ter, Bubbles, far from being a "muscle moll," twenmo* a homebody in her trailer which she keeps In a local mobile-home park. She keep* up her practice on n rigging built for use hy circus |>erformers who live in the trailer park, hut she assum es th e role of hom e­ maker and is an expert with pot and provender, tier plea are held In high esteem hy her fellow-travelers. The St. Petersburg lass counts among her friends Norwegians, Chinese, French, und Spanish performers who are unstinting in the time they give to help fu rth er M adeline's avowed am bition, and who have helped her pick up the rudim ents of their language. Her greatest thrill? T he first time nho nervously crouched into crahnest position and made a flying leap w ithout benefit of the lifesaving net. Love? Romance? M arriage? "I think IH is too young to m arry. I'd advise a girl to wait until she looks on th at certain man as s husband, and not just ns another date. Moya my age don't interest me; I like rnnture men." Last winter, Hubble* thought she'd met such a man, a Texas rancher, and eloped. The marriage was of short duration. Madeline is an only child and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John K. P ratt of St. Petersburg, often visit her on tour. Despite her m uscular development and am ­ bition to be the "best lady flyer in the business," this young woman is completely feminine. Hut she is some­ thing more, a dedicated individual, slavishly a d h e r­ ing to her avowed goal M adeline's accordion-playing is now a hobby rel­ ished hy friends when she en tertains, and has to he squeezed between hour* of practice in the air. ? -Wt H-.trtdi Uifiimr 1 JV I# I �er.-r . AM A r id * Trove! Feature ^ C'C'ft'CC' 6 (f m O X &UHK R om Fernandina in the northeast corner to Key Went and on up to Pensacola stretches the winding Florida seacoast 2,300 milea—longest of any atate in tiie nation—but inure important to the traveler, acenic and highly photogenic from any angle and at any time of the year. Viaitora and homefolka alike are offered a constantly changing w aterfront panoram a from dawn to sunset, and often before and after the sun dips below the horizon. I t ’s an attractio n w ithin everyone’s reach, for there are few places in the state which are more than 100 milea from one of Florida's coasts. And it doesn't m atter what part of the Florida coast you visit, you’ll be re w ard ed -eith er with out­ standing pictures, if you're cam era minded, or with unparalleled acenic views which verge on the over­ powering. Florida offers endless sand beaches with fluffy w hits cloud backdrops, pictureaque light­ houses, bustling ports with ships of the world, flahlng boats, shrim p boats and sponge boata, and pleasure craft by the score. The sea coast is there for all to enjoy, although more often than not it takes a side trip to really get down to the sea. Few U. 8. routes now are within sight of the sea—barring of course, the Oversea* High­ way between Miami and Key West, which ha* noth­ ing but ocean for milea. On the peninsula projrer, most major highway* are set well back from the coast, either by virtue of priv­ ate property which has taken over the w aterfront,or a* a protection against possible storm damage. PfllCAN, clown of the sea, Is found everywhere along the coast. Here caught by Mas Hunn with Hasselblad camera, f .l at I 400, using <3-1 filter and Plus-X film. Take your camera down side roads to the sea for views that most tourists miss. Hut a side jaunt makes a sea coast eicursion all the more interesting. Yoti never know what you’ll find at the end of some sandy road—but ho careful about driving down too sandy a road, and never drive on u bench unless you're certain it is llrm. It's all right to drive the hard-packed sand of Daytona and other Florida benches, and it's a thrill, but make certain you a ren 't doing the pioneering, and be wary of an absence of auto tracks, for the unknown can he costly—once mired in the sand you may need a tow truck to pull you out. Huch side trips, however, yield th e unusual scenes and picture possibilities—like the tim e we went eiploring off A-l-A and found the hulk of a hurricanewrecked schooner on a long strip of em pty beach Our daughter, Tink, provided a lively picture by per­ sisting in playing hide-and-seek around the wreck de­ spite her m other's ire at having to chase her through the soft sand. By and large, you’ll find th at your best coastal scenery is reached via non-U. 8. numbered highways. A-l-A from Fernandina to Miami, which weaves in and out from the sea, is a profitable route to follow on the east coast; the Overseas Highway from Miami to Key West is another hiahwav loaded with sea scenery; while on the west coast, th e best views and pictures will be found by taking side roads leading to the G ulf from U. 8. Houles 41, 19 und 98. Don’t In­ afraid to esplore, and d on't hesitate to get local in­ formation as to road conditions, if you plan to get off state numbered routes onto county roads RISCAYNI RAY at dawn, sun backlighting clouds. Camera a Canon IVS3 35-mm. aperture 1.4. 1/50. Plus-X. no filter Wrecks, however, are infrequent. It's everyday life which provides the picturesque flavor of the coast line, such ns the constantly changing pattern of a shrimping port, w hether it be Fernandina, Mayport, M arathon, Key West or Fort Myers. Key West, incidentally, has been booming as a shrimping port since the discovery of new beds nearby after World War II, and during the winter m onths a huge fleet —many fiom other Florida and U. 8. coastal cities—operates from there You can spend hours wandering around the docks of u shrimp port, and many visitors do just that. es|M‘ciHlly if they come from far inland. Hut the panorama of the shrimping lleet is hut one facet of the Florida seacoast picture. You can also browse around the w harves-subject to local restric­ tions—in the deep water ports of Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Port Kverglades, Miami, Tam pa, Pan­ ama City and Pensacola. Here rusty tram p steamers, huge chunks of red rust clinging to their plates, are berthed with banana boats, sleek cruise ships, ami freighter* operating on scheduled runs. The mast and rigging tower over the dock aren, and the boom* and machinery clank as the ships ure worked. You may see a foreign ship tied up near an American vessel, or perhaps near a U. 8. Naval ship. The commercial phase of sea life, however, is not all there is to the Florida picture D on't forget the miles of beautiful, even lonely beaches which string along the coast. Beaches nre plentiful, ranging in pop­ ulation from D aytona with its throngs to the isola­ tion of the shell beaches of Saniliel and C aptiva Is­ lands, or those along the Gulf coast near the Florida panhandle. (Continued on page 10) FfNSACOlA is home port lor snapper boats which cruise as far as coast of Meuco in search of fish Rollri set at I I I . I 100, 0-3 filter. Ansco Supreme film HIllSROROUOH INKT IIOHT, Tamps Ray. can be shot from many angles, is one of the most photogenic light houses Rollei at I 13 7, I 100. 0 3 filter Plus X FIRRY docking at Sanibel Island taken with the Canon IVS3 35 mm camera and an 13 i Xenogon wide angle lens set at 14. I 100. R-3 filler, fastman infra red film Rlghti SHRIMP ROATS at 15 6. I 100. R I filter, infra red ATJC> IORSTIRMAN readies pots for trip out of Fernandina, historic port still an active fishing center. (Rolleifles f.l I, I/ 100th second, 0-3 filler. Plus X film was u se d ) r«sr l-UII«Ut VUsiinw-I j» is FAR FROM 1HI CROWD but close to Miami at Malheson Hammock Park are these contented waders. Tree is a man -grove, an outpost of the primitive thicket which I* preserved in the park for this shot Mas tfunn used an Automatic Rolleifles camera with the aperture set at f.l. shutter speeds I. 100th of a second. 0 3 filler. Ansco Supreme film t #f» • - KH I Us .la \»ega. r* I l# �e rr- r J V ^ ^ I l WRECKERS’ PARADISE Ry ROY IRWIN WMCK with J'A«4'4 Super D Gralle*. I ». I/ 100. 0-3 filler. Super Pan Praia film. NfT MINOMSi J'A«4'4 Graff**, f.l. I / 100. 0-3 fitter. Amco Supreme film pack. FLO RID A 'S SC EN IC W ATERFRONT (Continued from p«f* 9) And don’t neglect actually to gat out on the water to enjoy the scenic quali­ tie s Pleaaure craft a n available in virtually every city, and ferriee provide an eicellent ineana of not only bridging w ater gape, but alao for providing unobatructed view* of braathU king beauty. We've found the ferry ride to Sanlbel laland on the weet coaat particularly Intriguing, eepeclally when the fleecy clouda hang low, a* they often do after a equall. You can alao ferry acroee the 8t. John* River a t M ayport, on th e eaat coaat, and to Oaeparilla I aland near Fort Myera. But when you take theee ferry ridee, don’t apend them fn ttin g In the car. They take time, for aea travel la a turtle'* pace compared with land tranaportation. Oet out on deck and enjoy the wind In your hair and perhape the apray in your face. Not to be forgotten In H o n d a * liat ot aeaacapee are the iighthouaea which dot the coaat—*ume even a t aea aa in the caae of the light* which are atrimg along the Florida Key* on the Atlantic aide. You’ll only a*« them at night uaually. and then by their w hite pointer* In th e aky, b u t thoae on land can he found enaily. There'* something towering and majeatic about a lighthouae. Perhape ita the role they've played and are playing In guarding the ahlpa at aea. Anyway, you'll want to lake a look a t them. Each la diatlnctive, ranging from the aquat, low white one a t Fem andina to the black and white barber pole at St. Auguatlne to the red brick tower at Jupiter, and the ateel skeleton light* at Hillsborough Inlet. Sanilxd Island and.St. Mark*. Some are not easily accessible for photography, and *ume are just fair in the photogenic league. Among the moat picturesquely situated from a photographer's viewpoint arc those at St. Auguatlne, Hillsborough Inlet and Hanilxd. Other* may have different choices, but I'll taka theee. IAIAIOTA sunset. Pap 10-AS tUkU | It (S And if you tire of driving and walking, then try watching yet another aspect of Florida's aea panorama with the email boat enthusiasts. Sailing and motor boating facilities are found in virtually every community by the sea. A word to the camera minded: Photography over w ater can be tricky, and your light meter can play you false. If your reading get* too far from your normal eiposure, forget the meter and stick to the m anufacturer'* recommendation* or the eiposure which ha* been giving you good result*. Chnncea are your meter is registering too much aky light, which will leave you with an under eiposure in the darker water area. A Alter I* ementisl to bring out the clouds which are an Integral pnrt of n Florida seascape. The heavier the filter, the more dram atic your picture will lx?, with, of course, much darker water. A yellow filter <Y-2) will give you normal correction, and will enable your cloud* to register. However, an orange or red filter will lx? more dramatic, but don't forget to compensate for the light you’re excluding with the filter. And if you want eye-stopping dram a, then try infru-red film which must be exposed through a red filter. Don’t, however, ex|x?ct ttxi much detail in the water A filter which alrnoet equal* infra-red in dramutic intensity is the yellow-polaroid. which will givo you dram atic clouds, but which must be used carefully over water, and which will reduce reflections depending upon your light angle. The Florida aeacoast panorama is constantly changing, and always available Try it. It will be well worth your time. __ Floridians today, a m erchant ship steaming along the trade lanes off th e coaat makes a pleasant sight, one element in the general picture of beauty th a t in­ cludes ocean and sky. B ut not so very many year* ago, it waa profit and not pleaaure th a t prompted the watchers, for salvage of the cargoes of wrecks was an accepted way of making a living, and a good one. The business flourished, particularly during the middle of the Inst cen tu ry , on th e so u th ern coast, to such an extent that it was governed by a court of equity, or Admiralty C ourt, in Key Weal. It has been reported th a t there waa no part of the American coast more perilous to the mariner or where, annually, more property was wrecked, th a n on the Florida reef. A great num ber of the ill-fated vesaela were out of New Orleans or Mobile and were carrying costly cargoes. An estim ate made in 1842, by a critic of the trade, p u t a t 20 to 30 th e num ber of vessel* then engsged annually as wrecker* lying in at the coast to help the u n fo rtu n a te -sn d themselves. Gen­ erally, the wrecking ships were owned in whole or in part by Key West m erchants. And some of the meri hants acted In the quadruple capacity of owner of the wrecker, agent for the wreckers, consignee of the captain and agent for tht? underwriters. The length of the const, from near Cap* Carnavernl to the Tortuga*, was the hunting ground for small wricking veaaels-either sloops or schoonerx-that an­ chored inaide the reef out of sight of ship* at sea, so aa not to w arn them of danger. T he wrecker* used every means in their power not to a ttra c t attention, and in no way to caution the cargo ship. Hut it must l>e said th at when a ship hit. aid was always given to passengers, who som etim es were taken as far as 100 mile* and given ftxxl and their passage. In fact, a Mr. C. NordhofT, who was aboard the good ship "America" out of New York to Mobile and Europe, but destined for .the reef, said in hla account of th e wreck th a t th e wrecker* “ first turned to the preservation of passengers and th eir baggage.” And he added as an afterthought, "T he humane aspect of the system are signally cheering." Every day a t break of dawn, wrecker* scoured the reef in search of a prize th at might have gone on the rocks during the night. When a prize was spotted by more than one wrecking crew, a race would develop, the prize going to those with most sail or the strong­ est oars, who got there first. Parley aboard the cargo ship was usually in the privacy of the captain'* cabin and out of earshot of the crew, who more often than not had quit their du'ies when told by the men of the wrecker th a t the reef had coat them their wages. Because of the ship's !o*«, the captain also stood to lose his pay, but th e wrecker would offer to pay at least the wages in cichnngc for "full business" of "wrecking" the ship. T he bargain fixed, the captain would have an order on the m rreh an t for cash, the stranded vessel would be in command of the wrecker and there would be no fear th a t, the owners would • ?- x x.waves Th« Florida roof wat tho m oil porllou$ part of'tho Amoriean coost during tho dayt whon talvaging of cargo flourithod. have to pay for repairs, because the vtwiei mmiii would lie Ixsyond repairs. After getting the vessel firmly stuck un the reef, if it was not already, the next step was to see that the cargo was wetted, since salvage on property saved w etted was about 50 per cent as com pared to seven to 10 per cent if saved when dry. With all this accom­ plished nnd the thought of profits to come, the pass­ age from tho wreck to Key West was frequently Ixiisterous, and always dangerous. When and if Key West was reached, the load of salvaged goods was consigned to some m erchant, likely ns not the owner of the wrecker. T he captain of the lost ship might even recommend his own mer­ chant to the wrecker an hi* consignee. T he merchant would invite the captain to his home as a guest, and the next day the captain would publish in the news­ paper a notice thanking th e m erchant for his "d is­ interested hospitality." Then the marshal would ad­ vertise the cargo for auction. The sale of goods, worth thousands of dollars, might be held among half a dozen merchant* on an island 100 miles from inhabited land. T he auction notice often was published in Ha­ vana, also, so th a t it would look b etter to the cargo owner. Hut the sale ?vould lie held before any buyer* from Havana could arrive to bid. A witnesa to such an auction said he saw "a pack­ age of beautiful ready-m ade clothing sell for about $150 to $200 and before It was removed from the ground, one-third waa retailed out at $250.” T he same gentlem an, who perhape had lost a cargo to the wreckers, declared in an appeal for reform "T he rib* of many a noble ship would not now be lying In R ot­ ten Row a t Key West could a steam boat have been procured to haul her off when she was but slightly on the rocks." I!» m u tended th a t nine cu t of 10 ctrandcd ships might lie saved by a steam boat taking off th e deck load and hauling the ships off the r«-«-f And he also ixiinted out that if small warehouses were built on shore, th e cargo would not have to he taken to Key West, th a t port* of entry at Cayo Hiscayno and In­ dian Key would break the Key West monopoly, that only perishable goods should lx? auctioned at Key West nnd th at the Admiralty Court judge should not lx> a Key West lawyer. Hla final unpopular suggestion wns th at low salvage rates be paid if the vessel was badly damaged. T hese sound, but prem ature proposals, bucked a tightly controlled system In which all wreckers owed their existence to licenses granted by the Admiralty Court. T he license* were "ever subject to authority, control and revocation for reasons of th a t court." Hmall wonder then, th a t our friend Mr. NordhofT of th e stran d ed "A m erica," noted th a t "T h e wreckers held the judge in awful reverence, for while they could not fail to pay respect to hi* person, they with reason, feared hia Justice." All salvage suits fell under the general rules governing civil cases. Hut while some groaned and others feared, the sys­ tem continued. Judge Marvin of the Admiralty Court of Key West stated in hia report for 1858, that in that year 47 vessels, averaging 60 ton* and carrying about eight men each, held licenses ns wreckers. About onehalf of these vessels associated with the business of Ashing fur the Havana m arket, besides wrecking. Mr. NordhofT must have lieen treated very well and certainly ho enjoyed tho charm s of Key West, for unlike the critic, his final word on the Florida wreck­ ing trade waa "Tho scheme Is wise, humane, econom­ ical and effective; but there is an obvious necessity th a t it lie narrowly watched and faithfully guarded." r*s» 11 - as u x iw i > *> * �*3 SBXSS^ m U. — H M W IH c 1 » .* A, A ■ rR S r ■ ’J '■ T . _ ________ _____ ___________ " V;* V -ljK m 8 3 0 , 1a ■. W p . .v f.yffjjf - if i |rihg|; j H r TRADITIONAL (ASTIR HAM, cooked In grapefruit juice, decorated with orange illc e r- cherry centered-am f *urrounded by brightly colored egg*, I* dinner plece de-re*l*tance THE EASTER HAM FLORIDA STYLE j\ H i amti:H, In all the Christian world, commemorate* the day on which Christ arose, victor over death and the tomb. It haa coma to maan to all, a new birththe beginning of spring and the awakening of all alementa of nature, which may have lain dormant dur­ ing the months of winter. Children learn to aaaociate the colored egg, the baby chick and the bunny with the day on which they fare forth dreaaed In their criipe*t colorful spe­ cial Raster outfits. Through our joy at putting off winter and putting on spring, as we wear our Raster finery and dreaa up Raster basket* for the kiddles, let ua not crowd out the real significance of the day. Somewhere, back through the years-where or why wa don't know -then arose another r.redition In con­ nection with Raster, that of serving baked ham for Raster dinner. While this custom la not limited to any one section of the country, (t haa been adapted to the Florida-woy of eating and cooking, using the state'* own cltru* fruits and juices In It* preparation and serving To effect this special Florida treatment, place a IJ-M Ikfkli iitoif-i JI M ham in the roaster and add a quart of freeh or canned unsweetened grapefruit juice, together with half a cup of augar. Steam it on top of the atove until the rind come* off easily. Then remove the skin and cover the ham with moistened brown sugar, placing whole clove* decoratively in the fat part. Now bake it in a 350 to 400 degree oven for about 20 minutes. Remove the ham from the oven and dual it with brown augar. Arrange orange slices over the top—and it adds to its attractiveness if a maraschino cherry la put into the center of each orange slice. Put the ham back into the oven just long enough to effect a lovely, mouthwatering glaie. To carry the Florida idea still further, and to pretty*up the dish, garnish the platter from which it is to be served, with kum* quata, Or if you prefer, and are slicing the ham before it is taken to the table, arrange colored hard boiled eggs around the ham. The sheila may be dyed, or the shelled hard bailed eggs soaked in beet Juice long enough to give them a rich ruby tint. There's the definite Raster touch loved by young and old. And speaking of Raster egg*, Mr*. Grover C. Price of St. Petersburg haa sent ua a recipe for making candy ones, Florida through and through. They are most attractive. Try her recipe. Mis one cup of Florida orange juice, the juice of one lime, two cups of chopped Florida pecans, a cup of.chopped date* and a cup of chopped ralaina. Add enough confectioners sugar to make the misture very ■tiff. If deaired, divide and cofor each portion with a different tint of cake coloring. Form either large or ■mall eggs and put on waxed paper to dry. Theee attractive eggs will go far toward drawing up your Raster table, along with the eye-appealing fes­ tive ham, baked Florida style, As a fitting complement to the Ee*ter baked ham. be sure to serve O hanus Biscuits . Make regular bak­ ing powder biscuit dough, roil If out thin and spread with a paste made by mising ais tablespoons of but­ ter, two tablespoon* of flour, one-third cup or orange juice, and the grated rind of one orange. Cook in double boiler until thick. Cool, spread over the dough, roll up, cut Into one-inch slices and hake nt 450 de­ gree* for 16 minutes. �I Was M y KM •1L MM----- ». I f n L RUST w itn N R f g ) n c n . DAMAGING . . . AND Sraea. K.T. “ I am i rrrrytMai to no trail, naalty |HW D.D.O. Pntcrtotloa and aHhiit 4 t i l l I N IWIty talk rid ," m m H. lakndtr. No m»ntt hou n a if dltarcnlMaknti ton k i n had-do m Ml. »* leader tad theuaaada mt ram m taliSon to-art D.D.O, P m ilp Uoo tad enjoy M e a t rtlkf. 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MO fho p in t* captain* a f aid hid frooiuro oil ovor Florida, . . , But their buried loot le In* significant compared to the buy­ ing power of ovor 350,000 fam­ ilies reached by All Florida Magaaina each waekl Plata yevr advertising now In tha most widely distributed Florida publlcallon . . . , By IILLIE MAY MARSHALL I I A U FLORIDA M A O A ZIN I «T A was so proud when the Florida Fedaration of Oardan Cluba chose my arrange­ ment for tha IBM Engagement Calendar," said Mre. Jack Lurton, of tha Bouquet Garden Club, Pensacola Federation. "Magnolia Magic" waa tha clasa, and "Southern Treasures," the theme, in her Tricolor award at the Peuaacula Annual Flower Show of 1965. Looking around her living room, aha decided on a pink theme, because some of her favorite accessories ara in that tone. First, she selected an upright vase and painted it the desired shade. Since "Magnolias" was the theme, and aha had them in her yard, aha dried leaf ■praya in a gylcerin solution, than painted them to match tha vaaa. Mrs. Lurton studied tha requirements of tha clam aha was entering in tha forthcom­ ing show, and realised aha would have to do something really different with tha mag­ nolia bloaaoma to meat competition. Then ahe recalled a lovely corsage she received when ahe took office aa club president two years previous. Tha daisies had intrigued her because they were blue. Ah, ahe would dye her magnolias! Using ink, aha attained a beautiful shade, but the bloeeoms immediately wilted. Then she tried food coloring, with success. She let them etand in the solution until the flowers were Just what ahe wanted-a shade deeper than the leaves and container, but a blending one, thon she put them into cloar water. The overall effect achieved waa a pleasing one-and aha had used Just what grew in her own yard! Mre. 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Your I Clt*____ _____________________________ j original will be returned with 20 L t .-. ............................. : . i li,l|.U IM iM 1 m . | )t t« So iinpraaaive 1* tha Cluba* part In combatting juvanile da* linquency that Sen. Bates Ke* fauver dtad Gainesville a* a “model city" during hia 1966 in* veetigatlon of tha problem in Florida. Boys’ Club “dreamers" believe 1966 1* “tha year." On looking back over tha years ws can see now the moat serioue mlatakea we made: we started too dbon, before we had a sufficiently firm financial basis. And we did not eet up any project which would make tha club aelf-iupporting. The Gainesville Club atill depends for maintenance on the volun* tary subscription of public* spirited citliene. On tha othar hand, tha Kiwanis Club of Bradenton operates a giant trailer camp, tha profits from which help to support their Boya’ Club, Girl 8cout House and County Youth Center. This ■ort of thing ie what any club needs to in*ure ita future. in Gainesville we found out that the beat "salesmen" of the idea to the townspeople are the hoys themaelvea. When they can show the folks at home things they have made, and tell them about constructive thing* they've done in the club, the word geta around a* no amount of high • preasure promotion could spreadrit. One word more: if you and your neighbors are planning a Boya' Club for your town, be* gin at the right end-got in touch with Frank Wade, Boys' Club* of Amorica, Inc., in At­ lanta, and got tho benefit of hia osperiouce. He baa organized some 16 cIiiIm ami knowa all the pitfalls mid all the thinga to do. It ia nlao important, we learned, to have a trained director. The Boya' Cluba of America gives a •is weeks' couraa to any pro­ spective director qualified in recreation work, and this apo­ dal training can make the dif­ ference between the success or failure of the club in your town after you get it going. 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Funda at (Fac inlcrmtion of U S 441 and New Williatim Road 144-FOOO MUCACIIS SEND |2 00 bar Grapefruit Peel. It oa in Memhe ftavoted aynap. Hoili Smith llaraar 4W) -tub Avenue South, Gulfpott 7. Fla . FOREST RANGER On* Y*ar Court* JO B OPPORTUNITIES GOOD If >ou i n • k i|k Mhnol | u d u , i , >1 • , « i n « - I l k O K I). i w l l l v i l i , lk»i u • iiihi hi I — la Ik* - H r f t a l l -. i l n t k a - I Inlifiui* ( f t— a* Ik* UNIVKHSITY o r FLOHIIIA !t rotlR M T ItANOKII SCHOOL I* 1 * 1 . CM,. FkrMa. Ik* « *lr R*»|*f S<tool I* Ik* Suulh Job •w o rt**il—* * ii*r4 lh* *umb*r of H*n«» S,hoi* gradual** Superintendent, Fereit la n e *' Sehaal lake Cl*r, Harldn S aa m l a* ymm*k,v»«a«dk*,im **w,*a« »me Miiaatratvti wmewi d « f l b t k | 1 ****** *m*i m t o n lr*$iung program opp*.ftun"»e in fnr**«ry ••4 akoltithim t,ailal>l* V . l . i . a . m<« tllmd Haiti O. I k***Su Mreet at »FO_ CHy 4 Mat* _ rkm O a l i a w a l * w « r f *> ft warfa of Ik• I 'Mwrwty V Ffcrtd* 1 I I �§tm Floridians’ Favorite Foods W i have s radjro today from a Mend in Miami Beach who failed to glee her mam. This happens occasionally. SeeaethBoo the name and addieaa h oe the envelope, but not on the recipe itself. We have had to discard good There are other reasons why recipes which are good ooaa, sometimes do not appear in print Ingredients are either omitted from that part of the recipe which lists them, or no definite amount is given. We would appreci­ ate it if each contributor would compare carefully the ingredient part and the method of preparation before mailing an entry for the contest, to be sure that nothing has been omitted, and that directions for making are sufficiently clear for an ineaperienced cook to follow. And be aura that they are composed principally of Flor­ ida ingredients, or a n made in traditional manner. ic a u o w s w a t potatom with o sa m m Two w d sirs w est pateioss; 1 largo sr ssfi; 1 lie. grated orange rind; eaJf; 1 rts. sagwr; 1 its. bmUrr; fa tap orange juice. Place a layer a# sweet potatoes. eookad, peeled end sliced, In gisseid hairing dish and add e layer af peeled orenpt rtfaas. Sprinkle with a n a p rind, ash and anger end det with better. Repeat mrtll aB iagradieets are used. Pour orange Joke over top. Cover dish sod hobs in moderate oven 46 minutes to one hour. -M a s H. P. Bar son, Lake Alfred, t o u t OtAMtM M One-half cap soar orangejuice; I sew*1 ny> stigwr; >eiee of h a lf« JrauM; 2 tha. earn storcA; 2 tba. floor. 2 rts- toner, mefasvf; fa Up. •all; 2 egg,; lit nigi tiiffrif rriTfr~ Combine corn Sawh. flour, sugar and n it with orange and Iwnan jnfoe, than add baltbw water. Cook over fan* flame until H thtobme Add butter while hot, poor into tha beetea sgg yelks and again faring to a boil. Pour into sight-inch pie shell and tap with nwstagee mode from the two egg whites shipped until stiff, with two tabisopnnnftiia sugar added gradually. Bfawwn In oven for shout 10 mimiloa -M as. H. W. Rrmaaon, DvUnd POWH SOUTH MgAT SW TVo tta ended raw steal (kftoven may far need'; J rts. fat: I top t h q e rf musm ; 1 to p t rdapped celery; fa cup chapped grrm p tp p tr; 3 taps can­ ned tosuitors; J rts. floor; 2 Up. oak; it Up. ptp­ ptr; it Up. papnka; fa cup tom , drained. Saar meat fat tit until brown, than remove. Add aruons, cel­ ery and groan peppers to fat and cook until tender. Add toma­ toes to dour and arsaonings, than add vopetihlse and meat. Put into two and one-half quart csmsrnlo, cover and cook about SO minutw fat moderate oven. Top with com meal fahcidt made by pouring one end one-fourth cups resided milk over one-fourth cup corn maul, ooohag completely, sifting two cups flour to which is added two and onefonrth teaspoons baking powder and ooa tampean salt, and into which one-fourth cup of sharteaing is cut until the mfatturo rose whim coaroe maaL Add corn maal miaturo, stir only until all flaw is dampened, and rtep by spaeofah ever meat and tugetsbls ndstura. Bake In hot oven -M ae. Las W L v n ts u , b l i n d . -j o# citrus In V ert'd frvffs w k h ly d ffh n n t o ra n g e p /e ru n B U H N ttS Off H O M Y o s a n o s pm One and ont-half cup• milk: fa cup tugar; fa Up. tall; 2 Ibi. corn, larch; 2 eggs; 2 lb*, powdered sugar; J Florida umngrs, prtlrd and dietd; fa l,p. canilla. llrst milk. Mil sugar, salt end cornstarch together and slowly add hot milk. Cook in double boiler until thick and com. starch Is thoroughly rooked, or about 40 minutes. Pour on two egg yotke, return to double holler and cook until eggs thicken, or about throe minutes. Coot and add diced oranges and vanilla. Pour into baked crust and cover with meringue made of stiffly liesten egg whites end two tablespoons powdered sugar. Brown <|iiickly In hot oven. —Ki.mrh WtttTABBs, Taunton, Mesa CIMINtCRAFT An. M*llgnr**4 4i C«M itte-A 1444 Flank of lamb; I onion; .1 potatoes; 2 carraU; I Ibi. flour; tall and ptpptr; m athtd polalott for emit. Cover the lamb with cold water. Cook until tender. Remove bonee and fat and cut meat into email pieces. Let water In which lamb was cooked, cool, then remova fat. flUea tba onion into the broth and bring to a boil. Add tha potatoes, diced, and tha carrots, cut small. Cook until tha vegetablas are nearly done, (about 12 minutes). Add the lamb. Whan tha potatom are thoroughly eookad, thicken broth with a this paste of tha flour mited with a little water. Season with ask and pepper and turn Into a camerole. Top with a crust of mashed potatom Beks in s hot oven, (400 degrees) until well browned. -M m . K Wiiitnbt, Tallahassee GINUINI GRANNIES SALVE t-cocon couu 6 ttoue S H in tlR D 't PM D IA M O N D : I ’ l W11 s CIAB AND OtiVI IAIAD Tuo cupt white crab meat; 2 hardbtiiltd tggt. fa cup chopjrtd oliitt; I cup diced ctlrry; fa cup finely chopped su re/ puklct; I cup mayoanaitt; tall and pcpptr lo tuitr, I lb*, onion juiet, op­ tional; It Hurt Iraiti. Flake crab-ineat and coinbin* the olivee, celery, pichkn, onion juice and mil with mayonnaise. Add the salt and pepper and chill until ready to aarva. Serve on the lettuce leaves. - M m . KuisbM. O. Hr.iiHr.NS, Apalachicola STUFFID IWMT ro t AT041 WITH FfAMUT iUTTM Four mcd. tired bektd Florida m e t I polo ton; H cup milk; fa cup peanut buffer; fa ftp. tall; fa fsp. ptpptr; fa cup chopped tailed peanuts (op­ tional). Cut hot baked sweet potatoes in half and remova from shells. Mash thoroughly, and add milk, peanut butler and acesortings Beat until fluffy and refill shells. Brown on a baking shoot in a 426 degree oven Sprinkle chopped peanuts on top before brow ning, if desired. - I I almk D im s, Orange Luke HUMID COIO FLORIDA lOUTIi CoU boiled Fluiulu lobiten; ctlrry tall; Human may*anaitt dressing; lettuce; thredded ctlrry, hard boded tptft; tliccd tomatoes. Split labalam In helves ami remove the meal from the shell, thea take out the intestinal vein. Wash the shell. Dice the math and add calory salt tv mate, Mil the mast with dressing. Put each half af atulad lobster on a lettuce lined plate and qutakli tap adtk afaroddsd celery, garnish with quartered hard ballad eggs aad ahead tomatoes Serve with hot rods. U vpf T r w U t O fton C o w m of N flu ro sit JACKHONVII.I.K. Fla.-The Medical Baas arch Unit of tha Univanity of Miami has issued a report concerning a group of 'nuisance' patients suffering from euch symptom* as easy fatlgua, nervousness, headache, constipa­ tion, bad taste in the mouth and miscellaneous ache# and pains, but with no specific symptoms of organic disease. Such vague symptoms are frequently ly die; diag­ nosed 'neurotic’ rurpi' ‘ or'functional.' ip of A group of 40 such patients were treated with Injections of vitamin B-12 in varying amounts, and over MPt- reported such benefits as decreased neuralgic pain, mental up lift and a sense of well-being Cure was attribu­ ted to the action of vitamin B-13 In correcting improper liver function. A convenient source of vita­ min B-12 for oral us* is ‘Super B-12 Complsi.' a capsule con­ taining a generous amount of vitamin B-12, Fulic Acid and oilier valuable vitamins and min­ erals In scientifically balanced ■mounts 'Sillier B-12 Comptea' is available from Health rood Shop, 221 Main Street, Jackson­ ville, Fla. at only 17.D5 for a bot­ tle of 100 capeulea Shipment* daily. -Adv Par It-AS ItMhli-tUsstMe—I 2t M �• - f "l ti « r Double Feature f Florida CYPRESS GARDENS Beautiful Flowers Thrilling Water Skiing and , Lovely /Models A Pose for Your Pictures i �,W l — Weather llm t & AN 9 IN B E f lS N lie f r r IM I1 .T f a i r and ■ Mill* w arm er fo* m s hi with low .70 In I t ; Turn* dav partly rlnudy with ilnw ly rising tem peratures. * n ic w n p a p c k m k V O l.l'M K X L V III F t s la h lN h e d School Teachers [ To Get Raise t Seminola County xchpol teache *. w ill rereive an adjustm ent in th eir s a lx r ic , am ounting to app ioxlm ately 1300 for the 1950-57 *rssm n when a request mini* by Seminole County Superintendent of Education H uybuin T . M llwce ju-d the Seniinolo County School Beard for a ISO,000 appropriatmn from Mr# track fundi was approved at a sprrinl meeting of the Srnimoln County Hoard of T h r Sem inole Hitch School C it In' County C o m n m 'i.n ir n S.«tur day fili-n CluH i o'l n Superior ...... nine. ratnii* at the nTiminl d istrict con­ M ilw re told the Board of Comtest held for C la ss A . II «ml C « “ It hm fcrctMtsr i»»*« r i . arhnnl, in th* |,li«»rirt in Dovtona n r F r id a y , at the Penhmly Auditor* »tr\ fnt u% »« •♦s»! r ,|r ;v \sp h'*p« in \p ril, to hav# tit'Hrr (urn. The girls and "H 'T .im Anns'" • Ir nti|i1"ynirt«i a t ninny tnarh* i‘i« i t jvi^sjhlr for thr n r it trhool hv Stringhnm i and Vn< T h a n k s" tty Pearce The iii'lce* y . i r Th«* Sptnitiolpa C f’ iio » y #o liked the rltoru* that they n^kM im o llie Recce W hittle, d u rcto r t f i'lr n t of INiiihi* I n s t r u c t io n , in r s ia i e m rn f, lo M tH r to present them at the F e stiv a l | i i c | i n i t ‘«| fro m IHt? Kftn ■ •I;i Concert held that tiielit u-itur 'h r lio n Ml, I il it nt 11til V o iii m tio n «)unv th a t effect of minced Iiy;lit * to ...... ’ ll ■Ncr'iM Ofit*' Count mu fC ff** itifil*1 C o u n tyv la u mmkitig pyrnkiitig jin the moods of "D ream S o n s". A mass rhortis of 1.500 hoys fort m n ip g rah lf to any county In Sxijs!t*f in i7 In in #ntlFnY<trir anHeavorin* to r>rn_ pro. and girl.s sang in lha rn n rcrt re. lb* Slu presenting -7 d e e ( lub*. I tie \ i lr u n A ite q u A tf pn’i i r y «« h r ilu t a \ |«pt« x Hiuit***v g irls chorus is now rlig lb t* to slug f 'i i t 4 tm i'H e r* . <«f th«* I *»tm 1 f u r i f n t r x p r ii* f f a' the State Contest winch f t'MIIf ■I of fieli| in Tam pa ts i h t**iic, fh rv im»>iu '\ in th'F ’i..■ i -fiti1111r Si h rnr»|: I11*»111 vv 11! t»# v i l! ir a t* the last part of A pi it t ■ i i i | for Itlltl tit t infill! miliilliL'l. to compete in the fival*T rm m e W v a lt. a student of ' T"h* H o \ r | o f P iih M i fo a t r u r yioioo under ' l ' * t V arg u M ’t Itas's It.in it to. V |p f v » y ft # f o m r t 1• !„ . , , reived the Superior rating Iif. it of ?0 fniI|a for 1bo with his piano ao!n of t hnptn a it pom t ifio o f rh<» sc h o o l*s fVf * T antas'e Im promptu ' /) nM'iU 11® ft r # 11«oil f rt '**^i p | *f **iu on 1 The Seminole High S'hnn! M u . t iM .- h frC a a ln r ip i it . th « p r a n 'i il J.l file r C lu h singing. " L a i'ln in d * " tjio o . and a " t Legend" hv T*chin ko . " In » p it# t*f th i'i e f f o r t , *t \ s< »kV n ueivrd the to .1 highe-t CiMIfiMO* 1tl t h|. S lrtto pRV « tiO. to a Superior. Excellent Tit»■' p in n in g tru e h r t x%11 h * l y r n r rlo . also were given F v r e llr it l in g r*«o t ii .11 r* m o n a y t ti So itm un o , a i it ht readmit. a id j 2 ‘I r o ' i o t i r i p n y a h iifh **r The Ilo y 'i d e e Cluh recene.l in o \ i innm . 57 v oitnti*** >n i b » S t o ly K xieU rnt ns they satis " f ' a I' . o FtO gipniog h-Hcfir-i v i l h no tiy in v ' and "H u n ter's .. ....... M \ h y g ri'o m u ff th o u S o n n o o lo Saturday morning the , ..... i*'s unit hi rruintioi poj o higher w ere hca^d aln] Mt-e Pat Hal rn oYtiiH im tn jto n , W esley I'ces and K “n" W it h t h r t, hnol poptHot loo Inpeth Ram sey all received K see||. r m t sing" o l I h<* c o ty n f a."i,» r ; i | enl i atmtfs. T he Sernlnoii II nth I'lM idl i *i | n o w r h llilr f U o y f o r , mml School Mixed ensemhla al*o r e . tro rh ftM r v t ir i n g , o lh m * m o v in g reived Excellen t. »i b it . , A l l A till t n iiie U'nv iiu * h i t Sanford la in U« B t la c s j ; r ofo% tion fo r m n r« lu r r o t lv o p u d . arhoola." • M on*, if w ill ) \* n i'r o a ia r y f o r t h f SANFORD. F1.0RIDA 1M * ^ v; , !U O N D A Y . M A R C H ffltfl'A it ; .• Vi r: * - -»■ •» f c : • ,; y C * I i - 113 New Members Are Registered : In Safety Club a ?? c . ' iPQ' ** U *i ' l Mure than run children turned nut Saturday mnrnlni; (nr lllr fit si hii< etenl In hr enim eil hv m ini hers id the tliry rle S.ifetv Cluh ^ , Spnitsured by Hie Sanford Police Depattuii'ttl, a w iener ro a.l w.t* held ultleh alliitcted 11.1 ad liiuuuit nteittliers tn reai«tei for Hie h iryrle safely nm aniratinn and moie than 2ti0 of the children who were al tra il! reg lsleied in two p ietiu u * meetings held in Pint Mellon Park al the lakelcont. |* ^ * . i , , ^ Yv v'V v THE Vte. onlcs enetl A proposal tn extend 17 »2 from Kreneh A ieitU f a rio *s l.ake Mon I roe and into V n lii'ia t minty by En terp rise and l l r l i n it to jmn i the pre.enl highway ahont (wn m iles south of ftr.m ie ( ity was made puhlte lit Jiiltn K ru le r Inday The proposal, said K rn lrr. Is made to the I .one Bat ^e lltgitwat planning l onitm ’ iea headed hv .1 Mrs Mden t. B rid g ers, ch a ir* llr.xilrv ttdham laid K rid e r man of Hie pita fund ratnpalgd "T h e re is nn other su.sser lot u« of iltn 'senmuile i nunty Ch ap ter here in 'sanfoid and Seminole M IC. nut tuner s that ihe Town o( Count' ” hr . a i l ' 1 s c do not U ia n io m r Suciiict h it attained 111 want In he Its .passed null a high- iWO quota for the HIM fund ram * tsay that would take all ira ffir paigrt. i atsav from Hie f | h and e o u n ly."| 17m Bet John W. Clandv. p«»* K r ii k r eoinmeated Dial the pro i„ r „ t ,|ir renowned Mtamnnlo Jui-ed mine foi 17^2 ' would m ake Chape), m d rtlairm an nf Ihe Red possible a Ih in u th w a * that ran cro ss In Ihe Allam onte dltTatorl, , , , , , as a Irih u t.irs In Ihe prn | . a t . (hat th» rreslil jo es lq h*x fwiircl Itirripikt Ihrftugh ('rn tral rn -rh airm an . Mrt. T a rl.ila W, ytorula and elim inate am possi •Set mnur hut Mrs. Set mnur i i v i Me fears of » fe d e ra l highway that It was fir rla o d y 's Inspira* hy passing San fen l " itonal leadership that spurted her Altamonte Springs Attains $500 Quota For Fund Campaign ( s p a i k e i l h y a h i c s r l r a a f e l y r .in i y sketch of the pc i;> .-ed new patgn m f u r of Sanfoid s pullin' ,o uie would Ini hide > causew ay srhuols, ehihltan lutnrsi mil lor llte K ritlrr's propoial which Is shown gel logelltrr with gintd weather e -ewhere on the front paga nf liigltlv in la to r of Hie jucressftil lodav s .Sanford Herald, venltira . ■ K rid e r «aid that th* proposed Patrnlm an B»w B iillrr in rh arg r route would lacluil* a rau»rwny of the Sanford Toiler D e p aitm rn l tu e r l.ake Monroe beginning at tueyrle safely rantpatgn. I’ altol Hie font of Treiich \tenua at man l.eo Hock, Mr* F ra n ce s Mur l.akesliure ll'n iletard xslilt'll rould ta t, nriiinatot of Hie tu rie le s a le li lie coitsliueled ai nilninuiiii r n .l cluh r lea fur San lo id and Seniimde lie *aul ' one nf the main .ult an C u tin h , and Mrs Anne Mltehel, lages would he Hie fact Hint all chairm an nf tin- P T V s.if civ nun limlerliHs nilltd he pumped nul m illrr . lomoil .^AnfnrH 8ihonl* tn of tlisa In k y w ithout ant rosl at i i i <L\\ * ‘ ti>i f- *.> ;r i I N o. BL A iw n c iiit v d P re su i l.e n e e d W l r * 2 6 . IH.tft Krider Proposes ^Extension Of 1 7 -9 2 Across Lake Monroe • .v •• Girls' Glee Club Receives Superior Rating At Contest A k i h h k x . .vv: P im i'lt S I II F i l l |{ I. V S K m u le of I r P'i ar.cns, I atkp Monroe fim n Ilia font of Ihe F'leiu h I hro 11MhWaV tn jnin a Volusia County Road at E n te rp rise and Ihe present m ute of 17-112 two south of tiin n g e t itt . ptopuseil hy C n m n ilain n ie r John K rid e r, the new route would lie sh n rlhy a n prosim atelV fnut m iles, SNAAS Chaplain Is / / Rallies Slated Speaker At Easier Before May Primary Sunrise Services Pinecresl P-TA Fathers Turn Ou! To Beautify School lit*h.1 1f iif lui'i clf* u if r h riimI ini ili'H hov * ,tnil an Ii tn Hi** i‘i rnl. \«'iwimy Ihr .^anfonl l*«»lirr Me p u t m in i in fmni*»hin4 hnl dotfR. n i!H th in k * m nd i*nlAto fh>p* fnr rtMAi vumv Nrhi Salnrd .i) • wiener ru llo lllin ; t'nuipaiiT, la iic ll's Store, l.ay Hot.Ho Chip Company an.I Hunter Ire and Fuel Co. a ll. Vtn al<rin.ile lau ie s.,ld K in le r would mean ihe p u ieha.e of rs p e n sile rigid nf way prtiperi) plus Ihe proposal made III!' fnei that * •’ • ••” r,” / Mnlny mitiM mi*jn llinl fitHiiK n\pr I n o A 1 1.i lit ir tiisiAt Isinf main Im r* vt«ni1tl hr i*lnnmalf*«l T h r four I,m in i nf 17 07 from Smiffinl to OrlaaHn hu i alrratlv lirrti in p r o ir t i-iiil Krltl»*r aticl iti.’ iir i |iro|Mi*i! mmiM fiir.m thr rojitlim .it 11m of Hti» rout# ovtffj I ,iikii \ 14ii 11 «nf* M r i i nt»rri F in, r pi p c , lir ll.it ▼, <li *ngr f i l l Mr |.,tni| j i ml |)eii t*1)1 Him t I i Mtlli * mnHrm In u lria v » i i » h lr of linnill *iw llir hr.iv irAl nn In ,u rr e s s In a ra re w h e r* all Hie mhls wer# again*l Ihem . 'Hie lit iIw town is also being ran* ia«sei| for a ipo rsio rh iirrh ,ehno| bmlrtinf fund. Mrs Helen P assm an snd M r*. .1 H Rohects were the first work* r r i In lorn in their kits. Although Ihe uitnla for Allam nnle Spring# has l»een leaehed, Mrs. Seim n u P staled Dial il has not yel been fully eantassesl, bid plans ir e In contplela the rws-erage bj Matrix II. i At a emt tile pm a re s* m eeting held al the Sanford riffle* M arrb j 2t', Ii was fniia*) Dial the rn u n lE as , whole is lagging pitifully slow la Its M 070. tidal quota. A * Mareh HI. t l . 4.11 M * n d ep o iilat.t in tkj* -*»m a . e.l 1 In ths* ratnpatgn h^nk hank accm accm inU int, ,1 ITv wit Hi# t l VW pledg# nf Ihe San* lord N’.iv *l Baa# making a tnl a I o£ X? 731 flfl j Ibid #f tbi« amount wa« hrnugtil in h r Mra. Stanley h o n i‘fq-fkl, ehairm aa of tha aouth .V m ln n lt llvtstnn ' f r * . Rlteabeth Pud.*., h e ird o f (h # pn V" flCirC T n . w r U l r i * . ,Xe. ge.snl H llrscll I'aAilt. D#‘ l Serge.till c • o i1 io pi nx i ill’ fo r an c t . i n o t i ' l F,s|elU .leiinlng* Halrulman lien i.* In * 'i . . r if 1*, jt+ ii11" "t t ^Jt i 11 In ,' ' flii'ter end l.eo )|o< k w .i.c Hi foi f In* i n sitin g i**nr* Th * ir f o r v , ii N tavia g roup re p n rle d h y l# l# . hand In a*si«t m lbs’ re g tsll* ' inn b n . In r m i1e Of ♦** n ry fio o ro tilit v phs’iie th a t tfm h ad c s tlle rte d 1170. of lours and ■< Is a* “ ell as In A uital nf II ralfies will h« helil *• r o 'ft .1 i * i*. i* n u n a nf M arch M M rs. W. n Meek roti.lorl Ihr In <pei' inns sml sale's •> ft I t-, t \ i ■ . i *4 V%tf F» f, PM ■i Armmole Crmnty pi mr tn d s of itvledn had lust begun Ihe ra in v . ' s fnr those lotnlng 'ha h n .iilr - i 1it \ Itig, ,vM ro i.iiii" g poi p.s‘gn there. T h is arnup is alssy D e m o rra lir Hum at r of May a ar , . f r ' » gim,|i 'Plr lft*1n>1 F * * ! f t V m r i'f S r r i l l i r nru font# n ro lif roiinrrt hettig e a n ia sse il for a rlutrch fund. cording to a decision reached hi lit. . 1 . i safe! ami 'eg lEHtshtPi* % R tllh im rr ■r ‘ . is ,| h v m<fvicif* with i \ «xI•i «i n f on m y fo.it! .it Kn > i |» ^sMIilltisIfB Ci*-m- f \m *»flf 1' 1’ Acrnrdm g in M n , D airy KitCsi. •) ifiif fhr S^mlivnlv> rn iiP iv r» i .f r At is.ts weti- hell i It nut II 'n l? Ir» pt i u* ami Mr fl,i 1 1 Ilia Seminole I nunty Iu-nioeralir ( silrrailv in ilf tsH fc (Hunt If1A (fi Jil!> Hi.il ( P iifi'f \t nisterial A sson alion esei uitve si>erelary of ihe Aanfortl n i Ini k Saturday morning with Ih r tir E if r u t iv * ro m m u ih #, ie«i«l to ii *r *nH ninfino# llintnirh until* nffire (seneva has rollertcd ape rl*ti** n.il Hi's** R .1r p Tfsi^k Fun Ha f-ir w.ll hr held i l t !A l m . Sunday, F .x e ru tiia C n m m ille a » hieh m rl wierin roasi gelling im ilci'w*y al d a r loaf a fill Ha* In* n F rid a y night al the .Seminole t onn r ju a i i ‘‘n a l |>< p*» « n u *cf|in**i and '»*i!l !►<* hi*nl T^'iir^ Sprit I. at 'he M emorial Stadium . with the . .s .e i .n c e n f ' l ' I A noon Will, « ” ',l"w» I ty Court House, »<l Itf I ti m H im ril i*f P u b l i f I i i t t f u r * ritfhf nr-M jiit w#mH !»• av a ii.in ir I *hip o< l.iicrtn** .^tnna. ShM Hav. April t) Ni mein hers l Kin that 4 poitinri nf |h|f finiij i>«* M ellon'iHe Vve . with Ihe Rev at low rust also said lh a l A. H Peterson J r . ( om m itleem en and rom m tltrr Thf» hihir»« lutn rri .SMturH.iv T^rV ' II e a s the h llg e sl liutinid so Spear pastor of thr u u m rn from rarlt nf ihi p r e n n c i. •nommi: whrn .iltni silinl Ini liH ii’d 'ilu tiir nvH Hubert II niMm ** P’ T il* new e.iiisew.ie and 17 V repm led he telephone that th# Following tHf of th« (ar 0 our m inpaign In pruitmle l n f Chutch nf lha N araren r, pre'td rnitto would rediie* (lu> m ileag e, Nan ford Im sm et, district which m .Srrninnle t'outltv, making up ihe T\ I'mttifr* lurrifrl nut in brjim •<> BnarH o{ Tounlv f n m m iM io n m d n r a (if in* I r u t t k *i in 1 p r Ills ' I 'e .afelv , ’ Chief Rny Wit thi* in u n ty m btiul xt**ni. ’ helacn n O iu tg e f t t r and Sa n fn rd 1 he Is heading has e n lle n e d about I’ tn e r ie .l Srhnql ng and Chaplain L in n Arnold of S rm im ilr County D e m u n a tir E s e at nh«Hr ^ r i a l rnwHOR la^t SM hams ,au l riti- p r ti p u ju il In n p i i i o p r ta t * hv as nun Ii is four m iles and l i t ? nf the Itvud huMnesa quota, Ihe Sanford N aval A u xiliary Air ru liv e Cn m in ltlee. IteaH r e m a r k ,1 (, t, UM|i,l l r the ladies' mb In nrHay morning, B illhim ar asul "We are ama/ed al the Fig turn 1stirug tr.illic dii»#l into Hie N.io M r. Philip M arr. Sanfnrd rn<l•T h e president nf the la'ngwnnd f’ "' I'.i low, S i.h iiu . n ot , 1,* .n en ker fr,m ' **hn will speak at he,tulif>, hui la th e r, of the o t ,.i t olar . r 'e iil " I'alrsilm eti foid a ic ,i with uu winding aiuuml di iitt.il leader reported lhal she h a t f ham her of Com m e n e as well .!« "» <ipp"'»D«n <"•». meiniow , of S ...... „ ' . ni) lha cnm.ng ra llie s. H m e rre ,. |- f'A look ,l ................ lien llntlci rem .liked Ihe Seminole High Sc hi ml hand _ . . . .. , .. ’ , m em bers nf the rnm niittee anil H-nttl «f County < ........ _ , , , ... E a ch ran du lale, making known a rlte s In sprig Hie hug,, la w n 1 And Mrs F ran ces M u riae said Ihr pre-ent mu * which I* not null in tleclril ahnut $3lkl of the St309 dangerous hut wauhl he e a p e iu n e rrsiile n lia l rpinta other rm ie n s in lha ares were e»s or from Dm sm all audience Ern e s' nw e>, i t i e i or, | j,,, rrg *rd in g the mimher of *hd l» put th* r n n t le ie Howe . . We am pleased with the mint her t lo n lin s r d un I’age Eight) • In Thee l« Ciladnes*" U r* E , D. Scott and Mrs. F r * 4 ... . . . , . M n drvrlnp . n u llif ie d and tba meeting ar rallies in he held and the loralm ns boxes m shape for plant, ug n il nf. rhlhlM’ii "hn are ie ’.|niudiiig In 1 m sn i and '.tr a il, J " y nf Man's The proposed u ter n Is lrtrperied * h n head th a out I y in S . , • t n r ltr«»!i|rrx| r xi ra nm a irn trq I ’ m kins and niher d ern rativr r a n g e d , i where they will he held preferred flo w rrs mn rim iM .s n «r» nrnmuip h i r j r i r . , , . ’ D eiirm g ' ( B a r h i The rlu n r rtf rest deni 'at group had n n report, The meeting s i I B illhim er . . 9 1 to HrJi'V w ul# <M»prfii .il from >in as m *ny rallies as psi'rihle and plants. i.if r f ) lha sama school under ihe direr fnrd. Serntnn'e and V'nlusia C n .o ' ' rl fin e d FT P alm er. Bnaprl w ill b«s nn the C' »ning nf Ibe said, "1 will ,h> 1 e by the wi h« 'IT ’ F re d (7« is,i .i , c ' m " >o m nf _ I.o* Of Ml • O ili* Ree.e Whittle ties where ih# problem of r ■ Ittemlier, w d| co ver the h’lito a H eeg u lsr n sa m h e r nf Commeere of th# co m m itte e '• lha heau tifieiiin n rnm m "e e n< , _ . <i jit sing U enes'h th« C re ss nf a l r a r south on Froaeli Bvestting. hill tn t'ssd of bqsinr' vtding a Ihrnuglvaay has b*^u a Pons r ■Itidj.. EililVBl Ernaat rit HmuhoM er., un ^ m — D lafwC Cw f O rl- Omm sw S pI ' C- O k sexjs4 rn n'JT'T Tr nn n f i rt X - aT. S. t .fU . School - a . - tn , hand . Jrsm " H la r k w r i and "R ue, A ra. Irnmadiafaly. at tha ffnijp, csnrhd ate, will be fom plex nna poiad in fha rom rn j p rim ary Mid . " M ,h * A * A r n e '• fV n rm a n t The R * r . O te* Tb# N atro d in slew under Prof, htTodueed and asked tn sgieak i T h a nketeh nl tt># prnpewd the rom m iH ee and the fgroup , ,, . A f K lW Q n iS C e lU b roup nf Jvy W ash inigt on. N’ ncrn. tsss ter W fla n k , pastor nf the fin e Speaking at each nf the rallie* H a m iti , ruflf^M Miirl <nfi H n u k % mute and r.tnxessay show* ih.v 7 S Cnm m s hat pot hoen haafd ti'll M ission, will read rnm T II Mire rim nf ihi* Sufi* mr<*»iriE* *»*rf. ffllfUa In 'he the Seminole C ouni's I . scheduled for >1 p m e arl, lodged m , , , . ! rrre r r si .t B ila.ip p tu *»•»«"«. » Tea......... . tiilales. These .......................... , P fv r,, ................. .. two bridges would ernss the p ie.e e ' f s in n r r * H rftk rh rnifh b riH stcening during the .rhedule nf 'a il V u q rd av afte-ioon changed 'he S rtip lu re lesson and nlfer rallies are very im p o ru m tnd h*> s coffee breaks during the nnue-ng ehannels, ledlt nl sullifien t In ig'tl 1J rallie s, he laid B illh im rr slat « u h "H ns.esslnn nf illirit moon. P r a s r r le d hs lh» r*^ r f j r h l n * With tim e o u t fnr lunrh the sprig MiMrirfA in Winter M airn ib irh rH in allow a rim stanl flow of wait j a x CoJIertnr John ad that ih r rx are Inral eantlt- shine w hiskey" ■a id S h crff Den- S C a rn e fu . paator nf the C h ru lia n f.allow as ring nf thy arlinnl law ns <nntimicd o lid tn a d d r r .i Ihe Sanford K i w ains r r a f l l r a f f i c hsilh nf plea Mira boat, ^ and M issionary A llia n ra Church. ,| „ 0 upoppo,*,) , it .j d ales for Ihe »*naie »et, making v rr Cortlell. sugges’ throughout Hie d as. nmel.ng fi^tallrt ■ d ie rongtegalmn will sing ****»ir»»v • that local ram bdalex .1 Tvi'fi r»H# irf*11txn j t i t*P, nr*** n ’v n ,l total of 32 ram iid ales wlm po. ha he*nl “ T ills lx re .illi going to tie an Kruh'r said inslaT lh al Ihe pro . i l b l v w ill nl1 i*.»rh n f I I m* f I n n i t v t«j * f u ll u m l I'b** 1 ►• lire I .old Is Risen Tw lav " Fnr flt, , 4| ) h f , r a ttra c tiii. soli.ml when the mi ll *"* "TditCetlay ..I Hie Vacld Club ( r d should hr non. lhal deni u H In*. P A f n f Pi.ipUin r i l l il* a In r iP i v m vijim t’ «a.fl f«pSI n r n i nnf i >i altfl • :H M owrter .la n ie i ^ rh a irn 'si. * #l Ibrnugh m ilt lllc ir jut. ’ Mi . Rich ard Packard , a membei nf nniH b * i n"w n tH# Ih iftif "W h it B iilh im cr. |H# lor^I raM*hr|.iir* tbr *iirriff Snerial sers ir e , h«> e been filaiV y ., of lha rnm m ittea aatd T h a i Xa< M * f* * r F i Reynolds laid .Saturdav 'he Klwama Clilh'a V g ririilln re and tm m ediafa alleulinn for the nod w ill b* fiv a n aa opp^muniiy to a fiva gallon Jug of mnonihm a ,h * RaeurraeUon Maana ' ' alwaya been our pofkce with lew 4* ,h * *'Jrv*y#<1 tha plana nf lh * \ Conaervalion Com m ute#, will In e rn u e lln n nf our Cen tral H o n da ned fnr Ihe Sanford Ere# Melhcktllt apsMk flryi. w hiskey w as found on property j Tha puhlte M bivllcd. and a* exception! " j chu rch Ihia erening. Tbe K in g 's 4r*>up. j troduce the ip a a k rr. The mcoling. n ng in ally srhcdtil ndjnerut In VVeshiiifflnn’ i w hlrh large rrowd is expected Mem H erald , O uariei alnns with Resr. The schedule of rallies, apprnsed V. rd (nr the Rear Lake a ir s fnr | , molee mvesligntloti hrr« nf ihe T n III V and the Key 1 E B urr will base r h .ir je nf Hto A pril 13 w ss rlinitgcd tn April \V a,tm ig l"n " a , reiessrij u n.lrr d u b nf Seminole High will arl rs wrung service M .c JT, raid B illhim er. I Fond a i ushers Thr groun. on an » , tended Spring Innr through Kenl'v-V'’ S'nrlh fa ro * line, lienrgl i and Flo rid a. rrpr#« d l i i ' k ’d.;, • >J • rnl D rren v ille Cnlle-se (7rre n y lllf, s "VA IHinius f J r r -*rs,'111e Crillr>:e Is opy nf ihe f re* M*'hmli il Ch'ifeh '*•11 >r eolleres. Fn It v srrre d ttfd in ihe North Central A tio cia llo n h£ Srhnots »r*l C n lle je s. Tin* same quartet with Ihe at* replinn nf Ihe first lennr who has since g ra d u a 'e l i .sited thix v ie s two t e a rs ago T t * hvmli# and anspel snugs nf Th# K in g 's Heralds wnn ih e lr w »< into th# hearts nf all lhal heard and m a n / lnia-ip aie iheir return lies I. F B u rr w'in served *1 Chaplain at Henry Ford s Cam p fur hoys fnr H*n years in Desiw horn. Michigan will bring lh# VIrs R A. floodspcril Inld nf the piloting message. Although young rnnrern of the r o m m illrr over *h» in years the Hpv. B u rr has servatl fart lhal ihe en m m illre ’ h*. a number nf te a rs on a pastoral# neser been ronsttlted when a va during which lim e he mad# h r# caney n rru rs in an appointive nf m issionary trips ahrna 1 . . , on* fire.'* However, no rlisrusiion In K urijpr Itt 1!>,W and th# other grety mil of Ilia alalrm e n l. In Smith A m erica in 1!>V3. Service a P rio r In the huatneaa se-slnn eon litis evening will hegin al 7:38. All sidering Ihe proposed agenda Inr ar* Invited tn attend. ihe meeting, two nest enmmdte* m em bers w er* elected to m tm h»rA B O m O N A L U K U L M EW S SALLfBB A l l MET AT Friday wlght’a Sentlnol# Ctunlv Damoerktie ExeetiU'’# Pommittfe meeting. ihtp from D istrict 1» T hev were A 1*1* » O R R A P K T V 1 Ronnl# H a ll. R a y M » r r a r J r . , tn d Pn)te« O tla f B o y _ H_______________ 'llllam # bit# _______ into • P A S S B IQ H T m m i Low, attadulg la xhown i j ha announced ta« relliex to b« held throughout ,lhe county. tS u fl # V f e . loaephtnt AaerutA and 0 B 1 A n ^ ^,tu r^*y 7 jggjf V f c O t o g a i e t y (Club ntecticg. Tb*. Sanford Pollc# Departmoat spon-^[ i U U ib w - Longwood Raily Is Set For April 12 Mem Is Charged With Possession Of Illicit' Whiskey Cl ..... a| (|( ,,)mhri„, ^"'1 Q^artCfTo Sifl^r At Free MetllOdlSf Church Tonight >»■ *'«’■ »- if • 11 aM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 23, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 23, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 26-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 23, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3878f233e706df4643ddaf6f66af0895.pdf b0c97b0ec4b2e12e5ad40cd6eedd6794 PDF Text Text <X It'' WITH HIS BUM (CM S A M D M E W S H O E S / H E M O W COUNTS UP TO O N * H U N D R E D jr ^ A - r BEFO RE HE P S ta k es o f f ^ T j Z X z * s l o w i n '- - O <§\ Nthru Plans Visit To U. S. In July FLORIDA’S CITRUS CROP MIAMI IP-Two 7-year-oU girl* THREATENED were hoipitallred today with In­ juries received when struck down MIAMI, Fla.' Continued dry PARIS UP—Tha United States to- by two teen-age motorists “drag weather In south and central Florday pledged Its solid support to racing * on a busy street in sub­ Ida seriously threatenr the citrus Pranct In the search for » “ libera! urban Hialeah. Police Chief Herbert U. Warner crop and sueh spring crops as and equitable solution" to the nasaid notv'rtT>«T. ..;q!d • *. driv­ sweet qorn and beam, ccun'y agrtlloi.alist li’.iiyi»i, •<* Vgi*H, er of the car that struck the girls: culturlsia report. . 0. S. Ambassador C. Douglas anJ Eugene Royd, 19, Air Force Hundreds of smaU lakes mtd Dillon condemned the rebel cam­ enlisted nun home on leave, w;ere paign of violence In the strategic held for Investigation pending the for irrigating eitrua graves are North African territory. Ho de­ outcome of the'girls* Injuries. No! reported •ow- Rainfall-ta-M iami clared: charges had been filed. {since Jan. 1 hos totaled only l ta “The United State* stand* solid­ Warner said Cold was driving ^ inches compared with a normal ly behind France in the search for the car that struck Judy Thomas tlU of j j T |ncj,ei a liberal and equitable solution of and Jane Hammond who were, tha problems in Algeria” riding bicycles home from Palm --------- — In an address prepared for de Spring* Elementaiy School when livery to the French Diplomatic! injured yesterday Press Assn , the American envoy Witnesses told Warner the youths A STH M A ? strongly rejected any Idea of a were driving about 73 miles an rift between the United States and1hour side by side when the girls France ovsr North African policy, were hit. lo effect ha replied to French Drag racing, in which motorist* colonists .In North Africa who lake off from a standing start and have accused the United States battle each other for position, haa of encouraging the Arab national- plagued police hera for months. lata. At the sama time hi appeared of Fr-nce hinges on her following ATT to bo trying to avoid offpnding a liberal policy toward the nation­ •■ w atte the aenaltlve Arab world. alist sentiments of the North Afri­ He atressod that U. S. backing cans. WASHINGTON <Jr-Prime Minliter Nehru of India plans lo visit the United Statei in July for talks with President Eisenhower and other officials, the White Home announced today. | An invitation wa* ra.rm lch-fer Nehru by Secretary or state Duties during their meeting In New Delhi earlier this month. The White House announcement said the visit will be “an Informal one" and the talki “ will caver matter* of mutual Interest between the two countries.” Nehru will arrive here July d or .7, coming directly from the commonwealth prime ministers conference In I/ondon. CAMPAIGN UNDER WAT WASHINGTON UH-A campaign i* under way to send sis Ameri­ cans to Moscow next July lo ball out of airplanes is the name of sport. The sls-man civilian team would compete against 13 other national groups In the Internation­ al P a r a c h u t i n g Champion­ ships July 13-30. TH E LOCAL P O L IC E D O E S N 'T EXACTLY HAVE THAT ZO O M IN G , R O C K B T L IK B T A K E - O F F Hit 2 Small Girls THE SANTORD HERALD Page 12 Wed. M«r. 2 1 ,1931 TMIf PIOIOM hag a soft and furry porch on tho back of his friend, a. cat, which uauaily la thought tn.be a deadly onomy of birds. The fur-aad-foathor pale ware lauad tafathar on a busy Lisboa •tree* and givao a -heme" ta tha eftira of a newspaper, where they are now content to spend all thalr timo (InUtwaftonal) Q U A U fY POOPS A T REASONABU PR____ t iH4 kzbio rsiRUi enorATt. u*. roelr woim u m ^cr __ ^ CM* TV TO 8 ALUTE FIRST Thursdsy will feature Tony MarI «•* Marlowe*, iTobcrl VOPC TO IMPART BLCMI.NO [VATICAN CITY OfV-Popo Plu» Rounscvllltt Martha Wright e n d — ....... - - ........ . ....... NEW YORK — The CBS-TV .Jackson. The first lady rbl” ft® Rome and the world) birthday salute to Mrs. Dwight D M fo„r mon»i„ ago but ohpilgrlma and Romani in-Eisenhower at t to 1:30 pm . EST ,»rvtnr* n( rhe event wa* post pnned until Thursday because ofj •tor's Square at noon Easter the President's Illness. Uriel of state announced today. mm QUALITY MEATS own YACHT CLUB COFFEE Lb. VAC. TIN i - T R Y IT F O R -F L A V O R - (Lim it I Ibe. Please) FRYERS lVa • v \ Lb. A t. 79-189 LIMIT I PLEASE ALL OF THESE FEATURES 3 j I9-| HAMBURGER ...W H EN Y O U C H O O S E F R O M i L bs- LYRE’S PALM RIVER LARGE BOX LOCH ARBOR Phillips Parade of Plans! QUIET • Mill delivery • C o m m u n ity w n ter nyetent • Streets paved and curbed 4 £ Z / ( Colored plumbing fixture* PAAS EGG DYE Silent awltehes lla n y d iffe r e n t plnnn; d lv era ified ex terio r* Wlfe-aaver rainbow kitchen* by - GENERALELECTRI C I PKG. * GE ! • ] ctt. ft. refrigerator * GE autom atic washing machine in deluxe 2*liath home* * GE autom atic dishwasher In deluxe, 2-bath homea !AL80t Kitchen ventilator S w eetheart SOAP , lc Sale 4 Moulded Formica link tope A gtaMA DYE39< * GE garbage disposal!. N O T ROUND * T-BONE SIRLOIN GROUPER IiONE LESS HERSHEY'S SUGAR FILLE1f Lb. 59. 5 Lbs. DAISY HERE'S * CHEES;e Lb39. SO M E BUYS PRODUCT «% Star Kist TUNA«”* 33c LEMONS 2 STARCH 2 « 29t APPLES CAKE MIX __ 3 rm89c 3 LUNCHEON MEAT 3 ,.s1.00 POTATOES i 2 9 c DOZ. PAAS * STEAK 69<117 9c. 89 SPANISH RICE DINNER 2 » ”» 3 / C . .V 19*| Lbs. ^ U. S. “GOOD BATIN’* HEAVY W ESTERN BEEF VKNK’K MAID Box ■• GE large sire range trl -y -.* * 35c 2 (WITH $5.00 ORDER) KRISPY , CRACKERS * il-g e l. GE w ater heater ><!(f LYRES CIRCUS BRAND STRAW­ BERRIES S w eetheart SOAP lc SALE At leaat S eitrua treea in every yard i 1 1... _ DIX AN A SLICED 10 ox. Pk. ,k . J13* WIENERS Frozuii Specials Baby Limas 2 No City Taxes; All Citv Conveniences it ll./.H | LIMIT I WITH OTHER ORDER DIXIANA I BACON RATH SIZE Telephone 1504 I.bs. PlI.LSBtlRY’S WHITE FANCY SW EET ^ LBS. PROJECT! SALES OFFICE L ittle Venice LIQUID LYRE’S GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE • t DELICIOUS T RXIZR .10.1 CANS VELDA ICE CREAM PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. FRI. SAT. MARCH CAKE ROLL SHOP WITH CON YEN IENCE T AT BUSH’S BEST HOMINY NO. S CAN PARK AVENUE AT U i h STREET mm + -a ea; __ �I — ^5f- •{K;»§P. •!rjWMr,r-1 m am ...... ■ | W cp Weather ^ a n fo rS a K e ta h H M im Fair te partly i loudy f a t i r .hocoming rloudy with scattered shower* Friday, •lightly w a rp e r tonlghL K ~ « y 7 > 8 y ie w ^ f ltT b a i l t w f w b p a f c t gJUfFOUD. FIXHUDA THUH8DAY, MARCH 21, 1951 Baseball Assn, ing Is Sched uled In Sanford Next Week Tha American Baseball Associa­ tion meeting will be ' held here nest week, W. D. “ Rosy" Ryan told the Sanford Kiwania Club yes­ terday a t their noon luncheon meeting. Shultling news to every aaetkxt of the nation will he 33 or 30 writers. TV men, cameramen, he] said, "Publicity you can't value A Florida girl, Clara Jo rroudWhen asked how it fait to not in dollars and cents.” ha rerauirecl to make a campaign "We want lo do everything we foot, of Miami, who opened tha for continuance In office of Cuun- can In advance the City of San­ Easier Seal campaign nationally tv Judge for the term of t»»r ford because wc hope lo slay here with President Eisenhower has year* to begin Jan, 1. 1057 Juds" a long mne," the General Man­ been invited to visit Sanford. Tha City of Sanford Is widely Tha -t'4-year-old selected to P rn est llouaholdar hail this to ager of the Minneapolis Millers The Hoard of Sanford City Com­ publicized in lha March, 1958’Uaua •ay thia morning. “It ia tha te st said lo his Kiwanls Club audience. represent all crippled children f DEBARY— Elghty-etght mem­ missioners are faced with tha prob­ of lha Florida Municipal Record feeling 1 have aver had aa a public “ Wc like it here, we’ve been ali of the 48 etatee during L._ bers of the DeBary Chamber of lem ot naming a City Commission­ with a complete two-pan* story, treated very well, and it’s been annual Plaster Seal and Easter o lfk ia l" lo fill the vacancy nf John H. accompanied by pictures, of lh« Commerce were entertained by tn er ••you know,1’ he said, “during my a lucky spot since wc’va won Lily appeal, was born with spinal Itntigan who Is resigning in ae- problems and blessings of rapid bifida • flaccid paralysis of both audio-visual film on Fishing la life I have offtrad for public of. several pennants after training rep! a position In another part of expansion. | legs, hut is now independent with Alaska, shown by J. Raymond the Slat*. flee 11 different time* besides the here,” Ryan revealed. crutches anil braces. Tho detailed story features th* Higgins at the dinner meeting In hi* talk on baseball and many W. D. ‘•ROSY" RYAN TALKED baseball at the Sanford Klwanle present ime and In all of those Ratlgan’i resignation was ra- completed sewer program! brand Tha pert young mlsa boasts of Club veaterdny. Mat-fair Inn 'I hiuirci I-milk Mrhane Jr., on H'e left, last tdght in Stetson cafeteria in of his personal experiences campulgns t had opposition eetvod this morning at tha Sanford new Seminole Memorial HoapU a delightful personality, and a Ryan, General Manager of the Minneapolis Millers, Del.and. So. you know, it makes me hop- throughout *a 3!)-ycar career In the mental ability above actual chro­ introduced City Hall. lal; th , recently dedicated FroncW • Staff Photoi grand old national pastime. Ryan At the bj*inrsa meeting a re,,x „ ... is such a relief, mental y. expressed ronfldcncn that Minnea­ nological age. Hit resignalinn read at fnllnwa: Av*. project; tho new municipnl poi o» house numbering wat ih y .lcally and financially, he said. polis would soon have Major Lea­ Governor LeRoy Collins has, “ Tha Honorable Board of Com­ parking lot; telephono call go* given hy Col. Harry R. F rltt* *lany of my older friend, have gue baseball. “ There's very ■meanwhile, proclaimed Saturday, systam recently Installed for tfio y speaking for the chairman I'homsse missioners, ,»l,l they are sorry they wont little difference helwteh Triplc-A March 24 as “Crippled Children'* Sanford Polico Depatraent; land City of Sanford, Florida. V. Harry. His committee of Char­ get to vote for mo aa they bail and Major League baseball,” he Day." fill project, proposed relocation les C. Ib-rtsch, John M. BJrm, Gentlemen: never failed throughout all of my '.lid. "the requirements are very of the Sanford Firo Department; Next Saturday has been selutCol, lli-n II. Robinson, Albert Jfali*clove.” t regretfully submit herewith my Memorial Baseball Stadium: ro* other campaigns. oil as an appropriate day on which | bury and Arthur J. Walt pi (•ant­ resignation as a Commissioner ait creation facilities which include ••However, 1 «ay to all «f M Speaking of his own rluh. He to buy Easter Seale. In tills pro- , ed a master plan of numbering lit* City of Sanford. people of Seminole County^ W « van), "we will travel a total of claniation, sotting aside next Set- | tha Municipal Swimming Bool, over 2l.ooo milei to make our unlay ai the out day lo manifest) The much publicised “Lark ex* child’s break-down Into Juvenile which would * U t from High transpose that word v° • Business requires that I move Municipal Yacht Basin, Goldsboro, Banka road, North and South; •support’ and let me ask for your schedule this year and tha only greater interest and effort in the peditiona” of youth were diagnoa* delinquency— 1. Falling In .chool, from Sanford lo another part af Recreation Area, and tho Sanford Zoo. | support, loyalty and Indiilnonr* way we can make it Is bv flying.” rehabilitation of crippled children ed as symptom, of an illness tear- 2 Solf-conc.pt of being-dum b 1 then from rout# 17-02, K**t and the Male, symptom I f your court, and of me a, jour and worthless, 1. Parent*' thinking W#*b About baseball, Ryan said, and adults he slid, "I urge Flor­ I wish to express my pleasure Tho complete slnry of Sanford j,|m a„ -1, ^ ' , 4. Break between Harry G. Hunter ami hi* com- at having been privileged to have and Its progress ia on* of th« fudge th-nni'hJUt all of m. J "The game has changed a lot idians to lend their supportt in ing at the heart of civilization In ture venr.1 of my service, h . sai . blit changed for the better.’ He helping those who tie unable to a talk given yesterday afternoou child and leading member of the mlUee of Arthur G. II. Power, hern a member of Ihe Commission, fratu r, articles in th* magaatn* by Hugh Antler, on** of the Sts-t- family, and i. Deep Patriotism Dwight Baker, Car) O. Lind and and to lhank all of you for Ihe help that wil receive wide distribution "During l.us »ca*0,‘ ,or 1" " ‘.Vj i pointed, however, to the strict help themselves." Mrs. Harold Appleby, chairman aon upptr-classmen from Seminole to" an* Mhe Oang ! Samuel M. Dempster dkiirthiiled end cooperation you gave me. dales I want to meet personally rules to which players had lo ad­ throughout Florida oa wall aa comprehensive report! on the road just as many of my fellow citizens | here during the earlier yean of of the Easter Seal campaign for | County, Addressing the Seminole other Stataa. Sincerely, Ansley then listed for the group, Seminole County, said yesterday sltuatlo.i in Dcllatj wMch a , possible for an omploye can do, the game. Tho story, originated and oroa* John II. Raligan." "I believe that McGraw is the that 7,500 anvelopes containing County Committee of the I lurliia nj.orc#<j Authority” ! that of re- brace* three proposed method* a* better Job for hi* employer If Ratlgan waa elcctad to th* ted by City Manager Warren R« greatest manager that baseball Easter Seals, folded and prepared 1 he knows her or him,” Housholder State Children’* Commission at T|ta |lsatlon on the adult level or one of which might be stodlad and Board of City Commissioners for Knowles, i* Just ono of many ever had.” Ryan told Uie Kivvanis by the Sanford I’ilnt Club, have j It’a regular Marchmeeting,An- tho Rebirth of Family Spirit; and , found applicable for adoption In a three year tsrm Nov. 8, 1034. Ha article* that aro circulated widely * 0Jua'«a'**HoUsholdrr pointed out Club. And In hi* stories of per­ been mailed lo Seminole County airy pointed outphinr* of tha un- the Ro-Educallon of the Youth, the near future. These a.terna- look office Jan. 1, 1955 and leaves •bout tho city of Sanford and sonal experience* related tho citiirne. that he is more than pleased to watchfulness of McGraw over his [•■Mi v holcsom* climate which It con- Karl Mcnnlnger he said "T e a -! UvM ,r ,! an unexpired term of on* year its continuing pro gross. Picture* of th* Board tag •Tava the privilege of continuing, players In train them for longer, Thr fundi derived from tho duclv* tn Juvenile delinquency: sard of lanfo4 fh(,, thBt ^though Hat* is Innala 1. Establishment of special iquoncy; fh(1, th „t .u h o u g h Hal# Innile l. MtalHUhmeni or a ipeciai ami nln* monlha. •ale of the*., seal*. Mrs. Appleby Ctly ’ Commissioners, h,s work with girls and bo>* career* and bigger Inromes. complacent acceptance of * a train! in ^ human organism, l.ova it Improvement Soivic* D istrict unIt ia understood that City Comia VI will benefit Forrest Talk through h e r n i a Court anft l sh*U » '* f« V p. ra* nr-B ertJ* Blit Vo. Mi*)1u<ier Raligan has accepted a cipal Pool and tha At no loss for words and a n y School fur Special Education. “It toward moral and ethical laxnwrt; # U a y i , learned thing. cominue to go beyond my llrtd or speaking, the genial Minneapolis la our own echool where our own the sloughing off of rejponslblll*, innaitdll* | „0ur . 0up y0UB(f p e o |)L nffA lB b< ............ „ M . A cl. of th . W l.g l.U fu rc . position In Panama City and will accompany tha article. duly as your judge and carry my Millers general manager said, rhlldran may receive the treat­ ties by e.'ucatl mai and civic agrn taw tit to lovt*1 plftiHfd tha yourjr 51* Cr«?4tic»:» i*/ a SptcUl FWHnrjr report there lo lake over his du­ program of love and understanding "We won the playoff, w* won* ment, therapy, special education clcj; and preratrnro of a type nf SintRon itudcnt. 4*Thry tha Hoad Diatriit hy apical act of ties Monday morning, Marrh 26. In all of our people as Ihr out- Ihr pennant, wr won the junior and equipment necessary to help confused thinking which ia low in services of truly dedicated Re- Ih* |eg‘iU ltir*. The vacancy caused hy City •landing method of prrvenunn of championship of thr world, and them prepare for e fuller life,” amount of logic ami high in emo­ riratlnn Directors. They need to Commissioner Raligan'i resigna­ 8 , Inro'iui-at* as a municipal!* now ivr have s brand nrw park , tion. ' youthful mistakes and wrong know that their live* have purport ly, Any of these methods would tion must he filled, in arrordane* in which In play. T hcri’s five she said. der Is." he said. "The pattern", he continuod, and moaning, and that they can requite the consent of a majority wllh Section 18 of th* City Charter, The Lily Parade, an annual "Tnis Is a lung ran jr program million dollarv invested in the new ! event here, sponsored hy the San.| • how* five definite steps in a grow in understanding. This will of registered freeholders, eithrr by within 30 day* h* a vole of the re­ -ntl I hop* lo get the united in- four-decker 'Indium that ha* no ford pilot Club, will he held Sat­ he tho isl'ntion of a gcneiati'ir*!” petition, special election or both. maining members of Hie Commis­ posts to hinder vision and there's (Surest of evsry man. woman and room In park IS.nno rars. urday hefoie Faster, March .11. Business tiansacted during the Rinca there exist* In many sion until th* next regular Novem­ Child in lha future years, said the "In Boston, baseball drew 3Sn,. Committee meeting included lhr«* streets of Denary a vital road ber election at which lime th* un­ GREAT FALLS, Mnt\L (JR — ooo fans. In Minnoapnli*. wo Fred R. Wilson will speak on reports and plans for a rouilty- problem, this brochure given each expired term ehall be filled by an "Peace a n d prosperity ia tha ^•‘A» your Judge I shall always re­ drew 2,000.000 fans,” nyan said, j the history nf Florida at the wide survey of nulserlti and kin- members was lo ho taken home for •lection. them* of lha Republican campaign aped each o( you," llousnolder "and I believe the next move The next formal meeting nf Ihe this year,” Sen. Estes Kefauver icgular monthly meeting of tIn* tli-igartens *« requested hy tho further pv-mal and piMiiblo ac­ laid »« he commented on Ihc n it-, In lie made In Hie major leagues Board nf SanforM City Commission­ Nunnon do Veto Howard Chapter, S'.ii'e rhildien’i ('immlsslnn, tum at the April meeting. (D-Trnn) said last night, “ hut tho ton's place in the county, "by at­ will probably he In Minneapolis." j er! will be held next Monday niaht paaco Is uneasy and to ia th* l.'nitrd Dauglitria of the Confed­ 'I lie Itev. II. Lyl’. e’.i-n /limner* President A. L. Lincoln advised Ryan was introduced by Frank j tempting to apply Christian P"»•t which time Hi* question of fill­ eracy tomorrow afternoon at 1 man, committee vice-.hall man ciples in my personal life. ar»J | Mrhane Jr.. Mayfair Inn mans-! tt pay* to have an un-ln-dal* ( o'clock at th* home of Mr*. W. C. pirslded at th* meeting. Fifteen members that for th* present th* ing th* vacancy will. In all proba­ prosparity.” Tha senator, bolstered by M l Chamber has been granted roo.a adopting such as my guida in Jucli- ger and the .Kiw.ims Club's pro­ list of lh!« year’* candidate* for Hill on Magnolia Ave. members, official. rnmml**ioned for an office through the courasy bility, h* a part of th# agenda. unexpected Minnesota primary gram chairman for the day. political office on hand. •tat duties." Mis. Hill and Mra. E. H. ..aney and i. presents tic* were In at- of the Caruso organisation. victory, moved westward today Is For Instance, in The Ranford ‘ aro co-hnstcssc*. ten*a ci. start an Intensive campaign for Herald’s slnry yesterday cltlna Exact date and place nf the California'* 68 vntei at the Damn* th* names nf candidates for the May meeting which Is traditionally cratio National Convention. ▼arloui ennteste, on* name was ladlas* night, I* to be announced Ho rofarred In hi* Groat Falla Inadvertantly left nff. shortly. Thlt we regret, anil we make speech to a Lincoln Day talk by th# rnrrrrtlnn her# for th* etrVico Prsildant Nlzon who, R afail ver aald, “ bragged about tha R*. or The weeks of May 22 through It Is a four way content being publicans providing tha biggest June 6 have hern *et slid- ** By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS waged to represent Seminole tax rut tn history.” ••American Lesion School ^wsru Gov. Collins today started his "They did It," ha told a Dema. A bicycle rider waa thrown Weeks” according to * proclama­ drive for the voles he hopes will County In the Legislature for both th* regular tri m and the unex­ from his hlryrle early this morn­ cralle dinner, “ but let ma point tion Issued by Governor Iwroy Col­ rrlurn him lo Ihe governor's of- pired terpi of Voile A. William# ing shout one half mile east of nut that without tha tax rut wa lins and received In Sanford today (iFe for * full four ypar lerm. Jr. who resigned to accept the Mr*. Sarah B. Shtray. 17, was by offirer* of the Camphell-Lossing ih# Sanford City Limits on Celery could have had a balanced budget He look off from Tallshss.ee position ** Assistant Stste’s At­ killed In a car-train arrldent near Ave. •very year of tha ElsenhoweC^Ad­ Post, American Legion. hy plane for Miami accompanied torney, Csndidntes for this office Winter Haven 5 p. m. Tuesday. Walter Evans, 81. a Negro ministration. Wa could haVtemada Governor Collins in jelling aside hy hi* stale campaign manager, are Don Bales. Sanford automo­ Rhr had lived In Atihurndal* farm hand waa driving a 1930 a substantial reduction In IhiTha. Ihe two week period for the spe­ Bub Fokci. bile dealer; Gordon Frederick. fur the past five years and waa model A Ford pickup truck east lional debt and we could have had cial event said that II* purpose Is A busy day fared him in Dade Hanford attorney; Wilson Alex­ a former resident nl Geneve. Mr*, on Celery Ave. when he struck an air fore* superior lo nny In th* In "Draw attention lo the Import­ County. He had a meeting ached- ander. Fern Park attorney; and flhlrev was horn In Geneva, Nov. the hlrycle ridden hy Dsn Wells, world." ance of promoting Ihe funJamcnt- ■tied with campaign workers al Thomaa Stringer, Sanford real 14, 1938. 33. also traveling east on Celarj alt of good citizenship and Ameri- Miami Reach at 8:30 p.m., a ses­ estate and Insurance man. She l« survived hy h*r husband, Ave. eanlim in Ihe coming generation. sion with other campaign able* It waa th# name of Thomaa Silas W. Shirey, Auhurndale; According In Constable J. Q - The proclamation points out that in Miami at 4 p.m. and a rally Stringer that w# left out of our father and mother, Mr. and Mra. "Slim" Galloway, Wells was nol 4 c established medal sward pro- for Dade County supporters in now* Item In yesterday’* edition. W. J. nuah, formerly of Geneva lojurrd even Ihouglt slightly gram of Ihe Amrrican twsion car- Bayfront Park Auditorium at 8:15 and now residing In Fargo, Ga.t bruised and shaken up. n e d ’on In Ih* school* emph**iie* P m. A portion of Ihe night was three brothers, William David Neither the truck nor bicycle Ihe seven qualities of Honor, Cour­ to he broadcast in Miami. Bush, Thomas Ray Rush and John was damaged. age. Scholarship. Leadership. Com CHICAGO IR — A young - N a. Fuller Warren again worked the Ilu>h all of Fargo, Galloway said that Ihe truck paniom>hip, and Character, and Is suburban shopping districts and tlonal Guard Airman’s tlrcanis of Funeral service# were held at Is owned by Stanley Burney, a OMAHA 'JR—In Omaha a little for “The express purpose of de­ industrial jilants as part of a remodeling an old house for hla 10:30 a. m. this morning at Brlsfarmer on the East Side. No veloping wirlhy and outstanding wrck-long mect-the-voter* tour In girl cried herself lo sleep because son Funeral Horn# with the flee. charges will he made against wifo and baby were shattered.by citizens.” Dade County, Warren has made her pup had been shot. A hundred Andrew# nf Aubumdala officiat­ either of the two men Galloway hit accidental death 19 day* ago. But some of his airmen huddlaa no sperrhei during lha week and end 20 miles sway a lost pup shiv­ ing. Burial waa In tha Geneva •aid. plans none. Ha is roncentraling ered on a bed of rag* in a Riling i Cemetery, Wells was taken tn the local have started to complete lha work he planned. on selling himself lo Individual station. hospital for examination and At tha Winlerset, Iowa, station Edward J. Barlllng ,7r., J.1 , voters via Hie old fashioned checkup hy Evans, ornamental iron ranker, w a a hearty handshake and broad Omaha trucker Larry W. Davla and other over-lhe-rnad hauler*] A total of 168 names appeared smile. killed In a Iralflc accident Mareh on the docket yesterday on Plea 12 as ha wan returning to hla Lowry, who ha* been stumping watched th* pup and listened l« a MARCH II Day In Seminole County Court he- In Central Florida, visited Arca­ radio report of the heartbreak of Northwest Side home from a ) • Admission* fore Seminole County Judge Ernest dia, then moved over lo Ihe West Cathy Katzenberger. 8. meeting of the 264th Communlca. Mr*. Wllhelmina Marjamea “ We decided the little girl need, Housholder. lions Squadron nf the Illinois N a. ’ Coast for a stopover In Punta (Sanford) Present and pleading not guilty Gorda. He was lo appear at Fort ed the pap and the pup needed LEXINGTON. Ky. A blind lional Guard. H« waa an ylrman > Mr*. Mae Richardson (Longwond) her. W* took a straw vnia and 1 were 10 persons. Presenl and plead Myers tonight. Mrs. Mildred Beggarly (Sanford) mustrlan with a Braille watch was 1 st class, (ng guilty war# *1. A total of 21 a star defense wilness yesterday M. Sat. James Long, lha iq a id . Farris Bryant moved from waa alactad to bring them toDischargee •asea waa continued for various Jacksonville to Tampa where ha gather. It aura waa worth It,” for a Mount Sterling undertaker. ton’s l*t sergeant, called on Bart* Mr*. W. M. Scott (Sanford) said Clark after making tha daCalvin Reeves, 25. testified he ling’* widow Carol and her 4-ytar* has a television speech scheduled Mri. Johnnla May Tolley Of the total of 168, 53 had pre- tonight. He spent the day con­ livery. was talking to W. D. Banka ot old daughter tn offer condolence*, fl and baby (Sanford) Vlnualy plead guilty, on* case was ferring with Hillsborough County Mount Sterling at tho time nf a He found lha house, which nartt* .’ Mina Dot llannlnger (DeBary) GARDEN THERAPY nol pressed, 8nd W aitrekted campaign aidea and making per­ wreck which killed two persons, Ing bought two week* before h* MARCH 21 WORKSHOP HELD Asked to demonstrate hi* ability was killed, all lorn up. sonal contact* with votera. Admlaaiona TALLAHASSEE IJR—Tha value to tell llm t by tho Braille watch, Nerve Trudeau (Lnngwnod) AI a meeting last night, nln* of gardening ai a therapeutic CUBAN PRESIDENT Mra. Joyee Gustadson (Sanford) Reaves missed by only one min­ Bartllng’i companion* In arm s d ••THANK YOU. MR. PIESIDENT" treatment tor mental patients was TO BE HONORED BIRTHS ute In agreeing with a courtroom rktrd lo taka ovor th* Jc. DfNNERjSF.T dim m ed M a y hy delegate* to MIAMI bR—Cuban governmenl dock. Baby Girl Richardson nf papering, painting and general SARASOTA UR-National GOP the VKh annual convention ot the officials begin *rrtving her* today Discharge* Rank* la aroused In damago remodeling of th* o il frama in< Chairman Leonard W. Hall ntaeta Florida Federation ot Garden Chalrm* enrouta to Daytona Beach tn *tMra. LeRoy Hilae and baby cult* touting 8383,500 of illegally brick house. Jm A foetMttee honor Ing Cuban with 7th Diatriet Rapubl loans hare Clubg. (Lake Monroe) paislng a carload of Morahaad "It « 1Q make it oastor for The gardes tftcrapy sawrhshop V m id o a t FulgasKio Batista on tonight at a ISft-a-plate •'Thank Harare Brock (Baniord) Collage coeds, pausing (hair ta r Bulling to sell if ah* wants You, Mr. President" dmnar. preceded bualaew i s i m . CLAJU JO PKOUOFOOT, RASTER I U L ITA ft Alfred tU aeg gad kaky *ad aaeUtft t* National Easter Seal Star Invi To Visit Sanford Un-Opposed Judge Ernest Housholder] Says Good feeling Road Situation Is ' B o a r d Studied At D cB a ry'To F ill ColC Dinner Meet v a c a n c y issue uv magazine L a rk E x p e d itio n s ' O f Y o u t h D is c u s s e d nsktss Peace, Prosperity Is Theme Of GOP 1956 Campaign Wilson To Speak Thomas Stringer's Name Is Left Out Of Candidate List American Legion Award Weeks Set By Governor Governor Starts Drive For Votes Funeral Services Held This Morning For Mrs. Shirey Bicycle Is Struck By Pickup Truck; Rider Not Injured "4 Buddies Complet# •:4. Airman's Dreams Of Ffcing Up Homo Heartbroken Child, Pup Now Happy « 68 Names Appearj n Plea Day Docket Hospital Notes Blind Musician Is Star Witness va<*oniioode. am" •-“ » a*i4 w - - l x - '‘-AwS1ih /A*>‘ j . It L.;<- — » , ____ ________ __ ... �<y i. T T F fA V T { * !> jn » A ,V * Marty Best Movla Magnanl. Borgnlne its' Awards Hollywood or*—“Mony,” movie brlilnillp muf* i t I Ion (o otfilt bit iraiiet of Burt Lineiitir Wfit<rni. hk 5!5BTh m h 7 But WON'T AX5R cut thcvtif i odkn suppose • . WlM lid HUH3RY It |»N S to SOUAWKABOUTKAVINfr if hr Juar h u ps AyOH MOOO UHTILWOMllf34 V CNSUCPIHOr j i a o M tto u T r a ^ — »• K M . rtWU*ON? ARP SOU SURE Y0UP6 IN THE t RIGHT HOU9EP •you've got THE W»OK3 ‘-f HOUSE r - th* U*| two cm- • r iH today i t the O icir.w lnm ni fUttUrt. It Alio won the top m ile le tlm l Antlem y Awird li t t itilhl lor Erneit Borihlhi, in actor who only eirne.1 U.SOO in hit profentlon three year* n o . He It worlh it Iri't 9150,000 i picture with in Oncdr behind him. Anna Atnnanl, Ihe fiery I t illn , | now in Home, won the top fem ­ inine O icir for her performance! in " th e Rote Tittoo." Rnuied from ilerp to he liven I the newt, ihe ihouted: "It'i treat . . . t feel juat di If I’d built the C oloiteum -lt'a ill an earthquake intlria.'* The m pporilht actor award! went to Jack Lemmon, the comic Kin. fu lver of "M iller Roherli." Jo Van Fieri, the madam mother [ of Jam ei Dean In "R ail of W en," w ii named the beat lupportlnc] actreia. It's New! It's Fasti It's Streamlined T H E SANFORD H ERA LD neildea earning belt picture ami bed actor awards, “Marly" alio NEW WANT AD SECTION woh an (near for the belt tereen play for playwright Paddy Chipehky, He wrote the tender alnry of t lonely butcher first at a tela* | vision play. fielberl Mann, who directed I " M a r ty " on TV and then for his! movie drbul, won the belt dlreclion award. "M arly" w*« produced by Ihe I laam. of Harold Hecht arrJ »crcen| ata/ Burl Lancaster. Lancaster gave much of Ihe I credit for "Marly'*" *urcr»« to newspaper advertising lie told a reporter that the film ro*t only I14J.OOO to make hut that half a million dollars was spent on an advertising rampalgn, much of It In newspapers aecn by Academy volcra. rt) llKH VOU TO ABflWN A50I0T MB IN CAWWN3 ta THAT — >1 MAN POU — t niiT T veae K n iWPftOVBMtNTS J it ru n ? vou. . /— NOW ARRANGED .J FINANCIAL 1—AVCTIONI 1 A -P M C E S TO I N t U -BU BIN R SI W ANTio" t—CARD Or THANM It—INSUIANCB y -IN MrMORIVN U —MONEY TO LOAN i—MIST AND FOUND H -M O N E V R A N T I t a-PERSONAL NtmCKR 17—MORTGAGES 37A—STOCKS AND ROND* SA—HOBtlBH Shop AUTOMOTIVE RANCH SOCiriY IIINCI f ...... Herald A LITTLE h*. » ® F » WARjW0Ut», ^ ( » K B r a « M 8 i^ S R tU V A ' T c e w r / c V Y j ju s t ro o kicks , r > HADE WAU.V A COUJ AGE OUT"Off CARROTS AND ^ ■ r ' M PATNSHeS N' , ■ . * r~ V STUFF' f - n i I F6EL U K 5 * SN A C«.' WELL l o o k A r iw a M O M * wwo AT£ WAULV3 r A N cy s a i a d ffis s r. 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Transit In the rtty waa brought to a com­ plete standstill for a Unw by the billiard* k(intcrn*t»on«IJj PICTURIO IN ORYDOCK at Monaco la the yacht Deo Juranfa on * hlch Prince Rainier III amt actreaa Grace Kelly will crulae on their honeymoon. It la being overhauled and redecorated for the occasion. "*T « TH« PtMT DAY OP fPRINO Itnde residents of 14 Eastern stairs from West Virginia tA Maine still digging out of their second billiard In three day*. Some areas reported drifts up to 12 feet deep, with most highways, schools and many businesses closed. In New York, whero the mow was the worst In eight year*, Mr*. Gloria Solo (lop, left) thanks PtI. Lawrence Morris for plnying "allending phy­ sician" When her dauchter waa born In a snow- hound ambulance. Film Rchalr (lop. right) found the walking on Fifth Avenue Just right for »kl« Ira Roalon, Joanna Kingsley (bottom, left) flmla a grounded robin on the mall box, a shivering har­ binger of spring. Dr. F. W. Rclchehlcrfcr (liottom, right), chief of the U.8. Weather Bureau, has only ) a annwball for the cameraman In Washington after testifying before the House Foreign AIT.ilr* Com­ mittee in the capltoL (International SoundphoCoi/ MARY JANI MANOIIR holds her. trophy and smiles for camcra-l men after the Philadelphia Pre*g| rhotographers selected her an queen of their 17th annual ball.! Sha lives In North Philadelphia^ NIW YORK CITY and the entire metropolitan area were paralysed/op hours as the result of a howling billiard during which 12 Inches of snow clogged all arteries. It was the heaviest fait since 1948, when more than 18 Inches blanketed the metropolis. New Jersey, ConneeU (cut end Massachusetts areas also were hard hit by the storm. In Manhattan transportation waa slowed down to a anall'e pace, and tens ot thousands of commuters were snowbound and innumerable ears stalled. Above la a typical arena In mldtnwn New York ai A' motorist tries lo dear drilling snow Loin his car, (International). SHORTLY RIPORI HAVING TOKYO for home, Peer clary rf fltnle John For,ter Dulles meets with Prime Minister Ichiro llntoyuina (center) of Japan and Foreign Minister Mnmnrti Bhlgemllsu. Dulles, ending n ten-nation Aslan totir, said that the U.S. foreign policy goal of ••fulurn ponce and human welfare" was advanced by Ihe "mutual eonndenro" displayed at tbs talks. PuriK.se of the lour was to Counter economic and political pleasure by Die Reds. (International) \ ' L L $ U » W f5 £ PIPTIIN Qf THIIA living children of Mr*. Mary McLoughlln lint up In their New York home, pledged to carry out *11 household duties to that their mother will have more time lo devote lo Cnrol Anne, the newest arrival. Each youngster carries a placard designating the duly lo be performed. Even pop, who sports a big itogie, gats In the act. Mrs. McLoughlln has had 20 children. (international) WIARIN0 WHITf COVtRAUi and overshoe*, Ocorgl Malenkov (right), Soviet Mlnistar of Power Stations and former Pramlar, la shown with Sir John D. Cockroft, director of Britain'* atomic center a t Harwell, England. Malenkov, who heads a delegation of Soviet jow er experts, wasjaken oc Atour of the big plant. (InterMlkmafJL, MAROARIT TRUMAN tells a press conference In New York that ■he will marry newsman E. CUf- i ton Daniel, Jr., on April 21, 4] pm., at the Trinity Episcopal] Church, Independence, Mo. She' •aid It will be a "imall" wedding —"Just for the famiUca." Mlu Truman will Have two matrons of honor as her only attendant*.. They will be Mr*. John E. Hor­ ton, Lo* Angeles, and Mrs. Coltmart Branton, Kansa* City, Mo. )ftr wedding gown, ihe said, will be designed by Nicole Fontana Af Rome, Italy. (fmcrnaltona)^ A TOOTHACHI It Just as unbasr-i able for a bear at for a human.! This one at the Schonbrunn '/.<>• In Vienna developed molar iron-1 ble and presented e problem lo authorities tinea no dentist w.ie i willing to wield a drill on the. ' long-jawed patient. Bo, Mr. Bruin, hi* Jaw all bound up, was taken lo a veterinarian, w ho did i .th e filing. ((jitsroallonal/ J ITALIAN ACTttll Elsa MartinelU take* It easy at Idlawild Airport, Naw York, after her long flight from Rome. However, ahe wa* In A hurry a fxw minutes later lo u k a oIt for Hollywood whare ihe •L I atari ta work on a aaw filem, JULIUS (left) I* very psllent as hctlrle* to persuade Pansey to make up her mind about which F.aslar bonnet the will lake. Pansey la still not sure If the frilly, flowery creation she Is wearing la what the wants. Thla Easter preparedness took place In a fashion revue held at the Detroit Zoo'schlmpemee "salon." (Inter national C.iundp*»olo)| PRECIOUS AND ORNAMENTAL aa lha wryeta at aatlq.a Penis.' new dealgM brief a rleb ted refreshing Meed of pattern and relee la •ear*. Lake View naniaa thin aebtle, bread atrip* with ike leak of kand-werta fabric. In n warns palstla af copper, beige and benwn ;Wo«l yen s, accented with metallic Raid. Ceaa ckalr tad credent* AD1AI I. STIVIN40N winds up his campaign for Democratic national convention delegate* In lha Minnesota Presidential primary by gieellng Dnmocrnllo Farm-Labor wmrker.1 In St. Paul. Next lo him ■a bo shakes hanila with Mr. and Mrs. James L. Holman !a Gar. Orvllln L. Freeman. Stevenson has declared that ha would be "dp* lighted" with 80 percent of Ihe vole. He It opposed In the prlmaf)P by ben. Estes Kcfauvcr of Tennessee, (International 5oundphok>) APPKALINO OKOMETRICS, crltp and m elt In Male, ban fresh young leek with city modern nr country provincial, and ji geel n rklldrtna room Ikal will grow with Ike occupant. Free aa drafting paper, Ihe held check of thla Hky Tap wool carpatl la tented In featured nrsdatisna ef black la white, brown* greene. Danish task nieces cenplele ihe nieosoii study u �NOW, CAN YOU SPfil MINNHOTA’ANO CAUfOtNtAf th m i n U!k« already underto the prnpn*#d »owa«e d!a«'* ’ is* regard# it that ie to be added to ihe now aewer evetem. er,,if the planning is1not in pro* pc, there is an obligation coming up in Bear future in the form of en agreement b the Florida State Board of Health to !tha disposal plant. present system may be working fine, under certain eonditlona, but there is the “obligation” staring us in tHc'fHbr created because of the need for auch a plant In San* ford's modernization of ita newer program. Our growth and (expansion demanda ail of the protection from health hazards th a t can be provided. It is one way th a t thp Board of Health haa in safeguarding th e health and happlnesa of citizens, not only of Sanford but in aurroundlng communities. • • • Mail Racket Revived Pell Rum Fever This m atte r has come up on earlier o « i * We're heard of inventtone and patents Ilk nearly every field. One right here in our alons and on one instance an item ahoOtNt appeared in these columns. ; mrn Sanford area Just recently, Now, reports from certain other sections heft's another. prieat haa Just bean issued on a doll— of the nation say the racket of sending yetir breatn—that runs a fever and people, by mall, merchandise they had noj its It having ita temperature taken. ‘ordered haa been revived in considerable sJGiZtagenleue device Inside the doll's head nroportlnns, The recipients of auch atten ­ makes Ita ekfn appear flushed when tions have been asking for a law against per­ ’ ih e thermometer registers more than the m itting such shipments in the malls, but in­ dications are th a t there are easier and fa r s ffewdard H I degrees. amt-grandmother's doll achieved e eer- more effective cures. Obviously, it would be exceedingly diffi­ ! tain life-like quality br having eyes th a t cult to enforce a law of th# sort suggested, ; closed when put to bed. Grandmother's dolls By RELMAN MORIN hut those who get unwanted stu ff can throw . proved a stsn further nnd whimpered “Ma(For Hal Boyle) tt Into the trash can. Exnorlencs haa shown !SfA" when properly squeezed. Mother’s doll NEW YORK UP—It was a Suni achieved w hat seemed to be, at th a t time, th a t summary disposal of their products will day morning in New England, and vary hushed and atUl. From timo • the ultimate. Bottle-fed, It didn’t retain get you off their mailing lists very soon. Another device, in case you receive unsol­ to tlmo, a ear with clinking (bains ihe Hquid. Oh, no. It. to uae the phrase, ! dice wetted Itself. And now, for small dau- icited merchandise with n re ^ r-s t th a t you sloshad through tha little town. A buy it or send it back, is to hold the articles freight train whlatlad In tha dis­ ; fht** the doll runs a fever, tance, and anothar answered with i Frefrees never stops. Small daughter, and pay no attention to the letters. Inciden­ a low moan. Then alienee again, tally, it is rath er am using to see how the qrhen she grows up, no doubt in bar turn and th* lonaly quiet ! wfl! have s daughter who'll demand oven tone of the letters will charge from extreme Suddenly, Uka e sunburst of 1Were life-like characteristics In her doll— poiltenese to dire threats. In due time, you music, th* ehurcb belli begafc [poggibly one that hangs on the telephone can send the company a whopping bill for ringing. The tones earn* rolling down tha - Ut|. dev, ‘wants to borrow the family csr storing their products. In any case, don't he misled Into pay- street, across tha Common, glis­ aiiif I te r s eut ton lute with the bnr -In the Thla la the fifth In a aerlea of and been France), people on the tide* nrrltter. by Mrs. Com as* aM-eet* and In store*. etc, and.If ralla while representing fne i«yalt> iitUra ...e p.cture, that too. By “meet and Interview 1 mean bualneiawlae In offices and aocially alao. Our ordinary daya Include aometlmea three receptlone, four meet. Inca, viewing the local landmarke nnd conditions, plua travel, eating doing our laundry and writing. The last two llama occur mostly between midnight and two A. M ., and our daya atart at eeven a. m. I'm not complaining—Just explain­ ing! It la aslmply wonderful e x -, i’», .ence thus far, especially thla North African Jaunt because of the area's prime poaltion in today'* news. To bring thla letter/dlary up to date, yesterday wa had about a six and a half hour flight east­ ward along tho lovtly Mediterran­ ean from Casablanca across Al­ geria to Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. | .{ Thla fount *y la, Ilk* Moroteo, In the proc:s» of leromlng fraa from under her **■.•*! -h p r o c t o r - : ate of long standing. Unllko Mo­ rocco, who received her Indepen­ dence first and It now to work out the details of the changeover, Tunisia Is near the completion of 'the detail* at which time the pro­ tectorate will be declared ended. Yesterday we were taken dir­ ectly from the airport to a re eeptton In our honor given hy the I'r-nrh llloh Commission. HI* De­ puty. M. fillet, arted as host slma the High Commissioner It In Pari* at present working on the treaty. This morning sve had a press con­ ference with th* four ranking minister* of the Tunisian Council. I Th* Acting Premier, since M. Ben a / /■ % / i t Ammar Is also In Paris, addressed /V 6 V V S K J l m e n «»r ,n English. This was a . ^ ' , great eompllment to us since it In \n r \tl r r marked the first time tip English I I I w W l rlk -w language had been used for such CAMP STEWART, GA. — Pvt. an occasion In Tunisia. Ralph A. Flowers. 10. whose W# ten went to th* Beylica! guardians, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Palace In Carthage, a short-drive DoLoch, live in Lake Monroe, from Tunis. In contrast to the recently was assigned to the 553d very old. quaint and rfsrk city of Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion i Tunis, Carthaga was like a clean at Camp Stewart, Ga. I tropical flower lying at th* sea’s Flowers, a cannoneer In the edge. The Palac* Is on a hill overbattalion’s Battery A, entered the looking the famous Ruins and th* Army last September and com Mcditterancan on on* tld* and pleted hasle training at Fort Carthag* on th* other. W* enterJackson, S. C. ed the gates and went down several A 1055 graduate of Seminole »tre«ta—In fact It aeemed Ilka High School, ha was employed by • *m*H world of Its own. Thera the A A p Tea Co. In Sanford.. w#r* many lovely residences aur- of th# royal faml r—cousins, brothcra-ln-laws, suits, u n d o , *to. Because Tunlali’a soverclirn. to bo correct “ Ms H ghneas Sldl Mo. homed Lamina Tieha Bey", woa ill and unable to recelvo anyone, — re woliromet to Xunlila hy th* H»y'» eldeit oj.ii._P* Inc# Chnlly', a very affabll and h*Upltal>!* man—ehort, atoiky, grayhalrcd and extremely r< llant In manner. We were aenred Tunlalan awceta (which are alckedly aweet) In hia offlca and than the Prince eon. Church Bells Seldom Heard In N. Y Ber^ hW k. .We’re not 'Moll e rsty "—Juat looking to the future and w hat m ight he ahead for us gad e a r neighbor*. -."Better sit in ths back row and hs disenv•Md than to ait on tha front row and ba fsfcnd sut. *VjWhan you beeorna wrinkled with ears and worry, K is tim e to have your faith Tha Sanford Harold m *Mk ewa Mawtfe St.i •la Nm A s ••* Tei **7l H IM M t l i ( t «b*ak*. e*M l*H e*e IMS fe e «b* M r H i i e f ratals I fee *1 Mfilsr *<l*erll#fej eels XaMfatllr br Seseesl . 4 ••*«!■« •St a s te s il la tte * * Saab HI4 Sttaata, W*«r«S* F a t# I _______ Thursday, March 22, 1056 TODAY'S niBt.B YKRAE " U s la a t my rig h t hand.—Psalm 16:18— m is elossr than th a t, th s kingdom of H eavsn is within us. We should listen often to the still small voice. ing postage for the return of stu ff you did tening with snow, bouncing be­ tween tha buildings, Jostling each not order and do not want, other In a wonderful din and • • • Questionnaires To Be Mailed The Board of Control will s ta rt matting questionnaires next Monday to parents of •ome 25.000 Florida high achool seniors to get their vlowa about desegregation In state universities. They will go out as a followup to a poll now being tabulated In which 58,000 college atudenti, their parents, facul­ ty members and alumni were asked their sentiments. Paul Skelton, who is conducting the poll, •aid parents of high school student* would be asked virtually the same questions th a t were asked of parents of college students. The program of thla type seems to fit In with the thinking of President Elsen­ hower, who, yesterday, “ urged tbs nation not to regard the school Integration Issue as one which could separate Americans and crcnte a nnsty mess." Elsenhower, s t yesterday's news confer­ ence, appealed for moderation. He said th a t the problems of desegregation Is one of deep emotions and added th at he felt confident th a t progress can be made. • • • Forgetfulrfsss Is a virtue only when you forget the grievances you have against other people. <» • • • There Isn’t anything a grown man can buy th at tnstes as good ae an Ice cream cone does to a youngster. / clangor. One was a marry little ball, all eryatal and itlvar. Anothar wa* await and airen*. Still anothar spoke with deep-throated author­ ity, a serious, hard - working bell. 1 put down tha Sunday pipor— tha floor of my hotel room already waa knsa-datp In tha scattered pages—and aat there, listening. It occurred to me that you aeldom hear church ball* In New York, or In most big citlaa, unlaia you listen specially tor tham. They have to compete with loo many ether sounds. And you don't often go to church In tha city, either. Too much competition for tlma, too. When was th* last time? Probab­ ly for "m arryln' or buryln'," aa they say In tha gouth, It mutt have bean a long tlma baek, loo far to remember, anyway. Through tha window, 1 could aee people converging on die churches, I wondered what It would be Uka. An Instant latar. I waa putting on my hat and coat. Th* churches In Naw England a rt gams. They ara usually small, usually white, always axqulilta In Una and proportion. They have tall tapering spires and graceful doors Stained glass windows gleam Uka Jawala against tha whim. Thai* are almpla and beautiful diurchsa. and truly American, a part of the vary fabric of our tradition. It la hard to Imagine a New England town without a white church on tha adg* of the Common. I aat well back and watched the congregation bsfora tha service began. A woman reached around her husband, trying to smooth an un­ ruly cowlick in her son's hair; Ihe boy looked at her with despair. Twa lean agars, on oppoilta aides of (He aisle, stole furtive glances at tach other. The inevitable late­ comer appeared, stumbling over fast, murmuring “ Sorry,'' all fhe way to tha very middle of the paw. On a beard betid* th* choir, the number* of tha hymns had been potted. Th* organist wet playing a gantla, musing French song. • Than cam* th* flrtr hymn, and to my Hnmente delight, a man behind me sang counterpoint. As far back as I can remember, there was always a deep-voiced man in church who tang counterpoint—or sometimes Juat off-key Tha whole moment was intense­ ly familiar. Suddenly, the years .fell away and thil became another church in another place and lime. I thought of absent friendi, but not in sorrow; they seemed closer now. A fasting of peace that la rare that# Hay* wa* in that church. Th* minister raid a passage from at. Mark. “And h* said unto'them , the Sabbath waa made for man, andi C*1 lluhhard, supervisor of umpire. in III* American League, ia a former star linemnn for the Green’ Bay Peckers and New York Giants In th* National.'Football I-aague. sprtnlklii with RE TELLING ME! L U ilm d i THB ANNUAL White Horn# iNatmaa Ira* this year towers t f#*t above Us executive man*»'• lawn. Mow will Ihty gat It Wamad—via hallceptar T I f I Jkt trta, sea m g , u atoetly 1**mo ay« mt Prrfident H im . oar. Motetttr, ho pot to Ihe )M« Uoooo ahead o/ it. I t I at tha next desk to wonder what that government appropriates th* paopla’a money for. . /arafit » * * and Mgyptlan /orett j 1 * 1 1 Sat* Digngtd Its another skirmish wlfk no cofudlKr*. m# can't think o/ • bailer way to uogo a For Easter An Iswo ptythtloglM d*«lar«s eapoHmont star* Unto Clout** Him plrtvroe at going Nlib. Wkot « naval Mini / ■ a® ; '/ ' M M S j w s r jn r . i ' And After I I I •F O M H lttA N t (even champagne fwistant, in case you’re planning on being gplaahad at your next boat launching), Northcoo! a i 'a i r a fr«a from th* haxarda of spilled liquid* of almost a , , kind. Thar*'* a dramatic way to prove thla. Dip e Bepei-O-tiaod Northcoo! into water. I t oomss out bone dry. It comae out oool, too—th* way H wont in. Northcool'a exclusive Repel-O-tixad feature affords 84% more porosity. L a m O riginate WtlNKtl-RItttTANT, spot-rwistant NORTH COOIB come in • galaxy of man-made fiber combination*, most styles fortified with Dacron*, e d w n i » M tmpdiiowsaw S IR V m b • I y iii Frfdffrlch M # Campua Ju n io rs Suittfrm “Mlnlstuts Rosas*... I forafy shcTSmfitlns print A gleaming eottop gstssn. Solid band* st the scooped neck and hip-line shins with matching nafl*heads.' . r r . G 0RM LY, Inc. N E V E R O U T -T R A D E D NEVER U N D E R SO LD t $10.95 *3Jse Our Convenient Ley Away Flan** �*15*fV.tM'. .vVt- {•{ i^;*r^ TV. , W f '. •.'V T O £ ■*.*: % m ^ - » . § TTTTXr n ----------- ~ a m :-*• r*v» ' _ -------m-------/• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j . • V7iRT.iT- . u; \ 1 <—.* I r. , r-* • L u is i k o o i is ir a e "* _ fia/L & onah Mrs. FredT. Williams Speaks Soon To Sponsor Strawberry Festival To Club Members O n Library Mrs. Calendar ♦ THURSDAY In# fleminol* Rebekah Lodge No. i i will meet In th# 1UUF Hall at • p. m. The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at the Yacht Club at R p. m. Visitor* a rt welcomed. FRIDAY Ilia Castle Memorial Claaa of tha Flrat Mathodiit Church will eelebrat* ita 10th anniversary 0 with a covcrad dlih supper at 7 p. m. In McKinley Hall. An unusually fine program has bean erranged under th# leadership of John Sauls. Tha Kormand da V Howard Chapter of UDC will have a meet­ ing at tha home of Mrs. W, C. Hill on Magnolia Ave. at t p. m. with V * . E. 11. Lanay a# ##• Roatsa, J. Saxton Lloyd Tells Delegates To Look At Future TALLAHASSEE Mb— Florl dlana have been urged to look to a future which may hriug a tripling ef tha atatea populat-nn and plan m n for facilities which wlli bs nseded. Chairman J. Saiton Lloyd of the State Development Commis­ sion told delegates to the SOth annual convention of tha Florida Federation of Garden Cluba that tha atata must Inventory Its watsr resources, Improve Its high••iv* and municipal puking faillltlaa and expand Its educational facilities. He *ial-l In the light of present ^ la a YrfeSUklp I m r i s ad A s Coagragational Church will meat population t ends, It's not Impos­ In tha Fellowship Hall of tha sible that f'jY 'fa will have a pi.,ulatlon of as much as 12 m"llo-i ehurch at 3 p. m. Tha Sanford Story League will by 1978. hold a regular monthly meeting "If we're going to he big, wa a t tha Yacht Club at • p. m. Thera must act our site," he declared. w ill be an Intereatlng program. A He said Improved means of White Elephant Sale will alto transportation, atomic power de­ be held. velopments and leisure producing Industrial automation virtually guarantee Florida a hugs Increas* in both Its permanent population and Its tourist business, , Delegates will discuss garden club organisation, operation of garden centers, landscape design, Dependable Clasa of tha First public plantings and roadside Methodist Church met at the l.< notification at sessions today. home of Mrs. John Schlrard Jr. Many loc-il Garden Club memMonday evening. Lera are attending this session. Mrs, Schlrard presided over tha V business session at which time monthly reports were given and otb»r matters discussed. , Mrs. J. H. Nicholson save an In-nixing devotional on •'D1'Cipleslilp." Delicious refreshmsnts CLKAN CARDS were served to th« following Last y t t r the people who menu members: Mrs. W. 11. Kirby, Sirs. fteturs playing cards decided to J. SVrlitht, Mrs. Nancy Brock, somsthing about the durability Mrs. R oy Williams, Mrs. C. I.. learn of their product and how long a deck Wallis, Mrs. M. E. Baker, Mrs. of cards remains In people's homes _ J . Xl. Leonard, Mrs. J. II. NIc- go thty asked card players to send •bolson, Mrs. Burka Steele, Sirs. tn the Acs of S p a d e s H. B McCall. Mrs. M. H. Whstt, from an old and Mrs. R. W. Herron. Dependable Class Hears Devotional A t Regular Session m / %st B I. R T H S l Mr. and Mrs. Dewev Ring an­ nounce tha birth of a son, Robert CHt, .March 20 in the Seminola pBtemorial Hospital weighing 7 lha. 11 os. Sirs, Ring It tha for­ mer, Miss Kay Waits and tha proud grandmother la Mrs. Kath­ erine Phagan. or used deck of cards in •xchsngefor a c o lo rfu l booklet de­ scribing new ways to get fun and enjoyment out at playing cards. Ths Acs of Spades was requested bectuie It usually bears a number which tells when ths pack was manufactured. Do you know what the "Acs of Spades" survey disclosed? That many an Amtrlcsn household contains a deck of grimy playing cards at least ten years old? This Is not too surprising as most ef us wdt have fo edmil when we think back to the last time we played e s r d t Remember the last time you saw anyone open a crisp nrw deck of playing cants? Remember how everyone exclaimed and how pleated they all seemad to be? A m e r i c a n w o m e n a r e n o te d throughout the world for being gra­ cious hostesses The thought of plac­ The Ethel Root Circle of the Congregation Christian Church met at tha home of Sirs. Polly SIoxley, for tha monthly business rr.fsting. - • Tlie meeting was called to or­ der by Mrs. Jim Eastman, preildent. Sirs. Oscar Zlttrowa led the devotional. Reports wer* made by tha secretary and treasurer. Sllss Helen Witte, coupon chair­ man, ga\> her report. Sirs. East­ man stated the projector and screen the circle purchased had arrived. Anyone needing vanilla please contact Sirs. Anna Herbst. Mrs. Thurston reported on the progress of the Strawberry Fes. tlval which will be held on Satur­ day. March 24 from 2 30 to 5 p.m. Everyone Is welcome. Sirs. East­ man appointed a committee for the Easter Egg Hunt that will be held at tha Sunday School on Saturday March 31 from I to 4 o'clock. Delicious refreshments were then sarved to the many mem­ bers. SOCIETY HEARS GUEST Tha Civic Department of the Sanford Woman's Club met In the club housa yesterday fur a cov­ ered dish luncheon with Mrs. C. .R ..'."wann, Mrs. S. 0. Harrlmau, Sirs. H. W. Tucket and Mrs. F. E. Hull as hostesses. Mrs. W. P. Yrsley returned thanks before the delicious meal was served. Due to the absence of Mrs. B. C. Moore, chairman, who la a t­ tending tha Stale Garden Club Uonu«elon in Tallahassee, Mrs. B. B. Crumbley conducted tha business .session. Mrs. F. E Botz, sponsor of the program, presented Mrs. Fred T. Williams, who spoke on "The San­ ford Library", site first showed pictures of General Sanford's family and displayed an Inven­ tory of Proposed gifts for the General H- S. Sanford Memorial in Sanford. Mrs. Williams stated that con­ tracts for tha memorial will ba let toon. Following h tr talk, Mrs. Frank Evans told of a trip to tha home of Mrs. Dow, where tha Sahfnrd collection Is on display at Derby, Conn. Committee Visits Old Folks Home, Sings Many Songs XL. anil Mra. A. J. Peterson have had as their auckts for the )'it*i iuca SIi . and Mrs. r rs.il, Williams, Slarkeaan, Wise.; Mra. A committee appointed by Mrs. Ann Northrop, San Antonio, Tex,; R C. Maxwell, chairman of Cir­ Mra. S. D. Armstead. Robert •dole. cle No. 2 of First Presbyterian Ala.; and Sira. Mamie Lea Denton from Orange Park. Church of Sanford paid a visit to the residents of the County Home Mrs. Christina Gibbons, had her on Tuesday afternoon and "It son, William Gibbons from Sit, waa a toss-up ai to who enjoyed Clemmons, Sllch. as a guest re­ it most, the committee or the cently. residents," said a member. Sirs. Rena Hawkins wraa called Plano music was furnished by recently to Valparaiso, due tn Sirs. Jay Beck and everyone the illnea of her fathvr, \V. II. Joined In the singing nf religious, lieddiks. popular and folk aongi. Misa Bes­ sie Long aang several solos, Sira, J. H. Edward*, Mra. L L. which were request numbers and Kellar of Lakt Monroe and Sir*. each one brought a request for Clarence Kellar, Cocoa recently an encore. Fruit, cookies and can- were visiting In Miami with Sir*. dy were served by the committee, Annabel!# Klnard, formerly of both to the white and colored re­ Lake SI on roe. sidents. Mrs. .Maxwell gave a short devotional, followed hv the Lord's Prayer prayed in uniton. The members of the visiting committee were Sirs. .Maxwell, Sira. Beck. Stlsa !/>ng, Sirs. David Caldwell and .Mrs. A. B. Wallace. They were greatly Impressed by the splendid condition In which they found the grounds and buildings. The beauty of the grounds and lovely grovea and excellent upkeep of this property is Hue largely to th«< good super­ vision of Sir. and Sirs. Cramer, Mary Margaret Reynolds who are In charge and they are to be commended. This home for aged and unfortunate person* of You can now buy drawer divideri both white and colored races la a credit to the county management (o help keep kitchen cutlery In of Seminole County. There was no criticism to he offered except the fact that both pianos needed to be "overhauled" as they were In bad rnndttion "This would be an excellent ant worthwhile project for some rell glnus or civic club tn undertake, as all the residents seem to re­ spond to the music offered," someone said. Though they have television In both the white and colored par­ lors, nothing quite takes the place nf community singing accom­ panied on the piano. George McCall of Sanford wa* the speaker at the meeting of the Seminole Audubon Society in DeRary Monday evening. His subject, "The Identification of Ducks," was most interesting as ha discussed those seen in the vicinity of Sanford and used beau­ Mrs. Ruth Smith was elected as tifully executed chalk and crayon president of the VFW Ladles Illustrations. Auxiliary at a meeting held TueaTwenty-eight members and day night. gueata were present. Other officers chosen fur the ensuing year are Sirs. Evelyn Need Vitamin Bit? Eat s couple Dlsbrow, senior vlre: Sirs. Sfary of tablespoons of drisd brewer's Roettger, Junior vlre; Sirs. Jen­ ny Hilton, treasurer; Sirs. Staryeast every day. gart Blllard. chaplain; Sira. Xlary Eplin, eonductoresa; Sira. Lacy lllelrn, guard; and Sira. Myrtle Burger, trustee for two years and Mra. Jenny Cook fur on# year. The regular session was presid­ ing tarnished tilverware or dirty ed over by tho president. Mra. lintn on a dining room tsbla la ab* Betty Smith. It was announced horrant to tham. Yet, afttr dinner, that A3 Ditty Bags were made for many of these same gracious host­ the veterans hospital and that esses will set up the bridge table and the bake sale waa ranrrlrd. place uiion II two decks of grimy, Those present were Mrs. Smith, dog-eared playing cards that long ago should have been relegated to .Mrs. Buth Smith, .Mrs. Cook, .Mra. the aah can or at least given to tha Margaret Blllard, Mrs. Ann Gar­ children to play with. dener. Mrs. Lacy lllelrn, Mra. n tha elh tr hand, If you ean re- Slay Redgor, .Mra. Thomas. Mra. tall tha last tima anyone opened up Adel Zegray, Mra. Virginia Bowa naw deck of card! in your prasance, you'll rsmamber how flattered you eraox; Mra. Mary Eplin, Sira. Hilton, Sira. Jean Hall. Sira. were At your host snapped open the Myrtle Burger, Sir*. Edna Wal­ Florence Chase. Mrs. E. Dlsbrow cellophane wrapping of tha shiny ters, Mra. Betty Miller, Mra. J. and Mraj Lurella Macek. Officers Elected A t VFW Auxiliary Gathering Tuesday i naw pasteboards, you almost tall comptimanlad. But you were pleased because you also recalled that particular game of Canasta nr Bridge waa doubly en|ny. able at new cards are sailer to han­ dle, shuffle and dtal. And, what's mors Important, you war* convinced that your hoitaas wanted to provide you with nothing but tha best. If you're planning your next home entertainment, be sure to make • note to buy some new decks of cards. There's plenty of conversational val­ ue in the colorful new card designs which you can choose with an eye on your color scheme. And, who knows, your new cards may improve your luck. They will most certainly Improve your card playing enjoy­ ment Earl Swanntr the former Mist Barbara Saunders la visiting her parents and (later for a short time. Student Polity Is Re-Organized A t Jr. High School Guests Introdull The Student Government of Magic Show Giv$fg Sanford Junior High School ha* A t Club Sessioif r hern reorganised. The Sanford Tnurlsl and ShufThe officer* are a* follows: Deanna Nlchol*. president; Judy flehoard Club held Its regular >. Ltftffci*. vire president; »ns*n •upoer meeting a? the eloh TnASkinner, secretary; Pat Smith, day night at fl p.m. with ao'mdiNh tresaurer; and Miss Dial Boyle as bers and guests preient. After the delicious meal busi­ advisor. Soma of the new projects are ness meeting was held andYt'wai "Operation, Clean Up Time," announced that a special 'gam * and presenting chapel programs house tonight at 7:30 p.m .'X lt onre a week. night will be held In the elfa The first chapel progrem Mrs. J members were urged to attend. Vivan Welch was guest speaker Guests Introduced wer# Mra. and told the students a story Charles Jennings, Mra. about George Washington. Young. Mra. Vera Seese. Mrs. Last week the group had an Ann Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. B. Interesting film in color on water, Brown and Sir. and Mra. .Wilbur the dangers of polluted streams C. Klnyon. and the modern methods for A song feat fotlowed lh#-Intro­ keeping them pure. ductions led by Mr. Sltppson. They are planning to have an "Wilbur the Stagiclan" then #n* Easter assembly In the near fu­ tertalned the group with magi# ture. . ’ tricks and was loudly applauded. A MODEL HOME - OF D IS T IN C T IO N 2-Bedroom 2-Bath Snacious Living R oom . D ining Room .. Kitchen with large Jalmtal# Florida Room All Convenience# with T errain Floor Indirect Lighting In Living Room 18 x 2V G arag e and 14 x 24* Cnrpora ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN Forced Air Heating tn #verjr room Happy Birthday , EAST CELERY AVE. «,i MILE OFF MELLON VILLB*----AVE. TURN LEFT — OPEN FOR INSPECTION B O Y 'S SU IT S By Puccini styled by Kogan. Cut# little matched slack suit out­ fits. 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Soma with matching slips. Sires 1-8, 7-1 A. And CBS-TV "Tha B lf Payoff* $3.98 - $7.98 B y lp . r n . T h t Day Preceding Publication GIRL'S D R E SSE S i m e n 104 CAST FIRST 's w SANFORD e a r PHONE ***!-*, I > H L A i‘il-a-wa.WiA* B. L PURCELL Co. Sanford — Orlando vl'/v-’ Make th* moat of your lovely curves In this gently molding ault. Slim A young, with ntwamaklng, coin# blended, soft knit trim on generous collar A hlp-currlng a pockets. Coma in and try it on, • F / j Y*- * ** _ id A �vV 7 I T' 7 ,£>>•. a y .ty t S jm fl $ :wf r t ‘r,m ■■ i ...'It ■ • % JU tiv lli\ ' tfi&kLr t s . .^.K/jws-s Fhft • Thtm. Mir. IS, 19W THE SA1TF0BP HERALD | NOfKSAH 1 'Mii'ii.-. Iv m y dear, tmt ym aro facto you aooat faeo aoonar or tator. Believe — I have haw Wado all aay Ufa aad X know win ahvaya aood • atrm gor ha to awuld Mat, gutda him. n you win u n Mm th at Murray N. wood io interacted la a plan which win oppooo tho draft and become a force la halting the war. hay nothing eg tho Circle. Lot ao toil him about K. He may cat the for meeting Murray klmself aad tho meeting wlii bo In thlo hoaee." Lora obooh ___ her , head. _ “The whole ____ v> * !f fU&rsK Charley Ana a t tha Detroit Lions in the National football t ! TilIIK CINCDIT COUBT, NINTH League ia attending Wayne Un­ C IU CIMCUIT IN AIU POM iversity to complete work on hie AUUIU mixoi .m rnt'MTV, n.tiniDA, ■X L'HANl.'KHY NO. SSSI. degree started at the University SANVo UI) MOTOIl CO. INC., of Southern California. corporation oreanlird and eelitln Legal Notice under the Lew* ot the BUIS "el plorlde, Plelstlff, E ta tj^ j t h dap et kUreh. A. D. lilt. JOHN LOI’AH, JR and DANIKL * * a P. Herndon LOTAS, Clerk pt the Clreult Court Dufondantu. Uy O. L. Hunt NoVlCM OP HUI> Ueputr Clerk TATIS OP PLOIIinA TO JOilN OPAH JR . Wit OHM RLHIDKNU* NOTICB IS 11BRKBY aiVKNtket H UNKNOWNl ere ense*ed in buelneee el You will take notice the! * lucre we til l Or|endo Drive under the Plobll| of eompleulnt h«« h«on filed titloue name ot Clark’a Tourlat (elnet elm ' you In tho Circuit Court, Court and thet we intend lo rasla* W Judicial In unit for nth Jo . Tnlh • ' Circuit. ........................... enld name with tli« cm ..... Count,. Florida end thet ter Seminole the Clreult Court Ucmlnole County tho nature of m.i l.| action lo n eult Plorlde, In accordanra with tha fur fori'clnouro nf » rholtrl nturl- |iro>i,lon of the Kktltlnue Name f eeo tho million nf which l» HAN- Hlatule, lo-wlt: Suction iet.UI Plor­ OIlD MOTOIl CO. INC., e cor- lde Hletuluu Ills. -Toratlnu crem li.il end exletlns Htenley Kulp under the l.,w> nf (ho Htete of judvv'ee kulp Florida Plain tiff. Ve. JOHN LOTAH. JR. end fiANlKL LOTAH. NOTICU IH IIKIIKBT QiVKN that Jlefendnnle I am ensased In buelneee at ret TIIKHK THCHKNTfl tire lo eom- imurel Avenue under the flotllloiie metul you tu uiuuar iiereonellv or nnm* of Monument Co. thiousn rnur nttornry by f IIInn and that IHtnilnole Intend to rus'eter eeld pour enenrer or other rleedlns name with the Clerk of the Clreult with the Clerk nf the Circuit Court Court Hemlnole County, Plorlde, of HemlnnU County Florida, at In aceordence with the pruvlalon Senfont Florida, end eervlns a Ihu Plelllloue Name Hlatule to. cony of the «mnr on Plaintiff*# nt- ot turney on nr hefure the 1th day w^n Heellon let.Ot Florida Hletutee or Anrll A. I). I»i«. Boberl (Dob) llrlaeon Herein (nil not or a decree pro cu *ee,o will lie entered esalnit NOTICB OP 1*11111.10 tillAltINti UN poll. TMUTItelull OMAN UBS ANIS IVITNEHN iny hand and eeal at AMI1NIIMPNTB IN CIHITtlN DieSenfiird. Hrmlnnle County, Plorlde TIIICTS ANII HOtlMIAIIIPa OP E TIIM aONINIt ONIIINANLH OP HIM CITY OP BANPOItU, TLON Lightweight Boats OF ALUMINUM Notice la hereby s i re n that l Public Hearing will be held at the office of the Clly Conuuletlon In the Clly Hell In Ibe City o f Henlord. Plorlde. at l:«C o’clock »*. Id , March J», ilSe, to conelder tha folliiwlns rhansca and amendinenle lo tha Zoning Ordinance of the city or Hanford Ploridai Ilia properly presently eoned ta I* I I l f I I I ft-l <Hliiale-luii.il> i, bounded oa tha North by I Slh “ Heel. Kaet by Trench Are, South by n th Mireet, W en by Ma­ ple Avenue, le ----------propoaed to be (Commercial. c i,' ,. tCommerolal-ne- be.... more M V ? 1} - f - •forty w .* w si . 0- a“t , .,tn°luidvV;-* olut! 0r tVlnVhit1.u a tr r /r a t / t r r / re ap? ro rcr* ir e w e MAJOR* W rM 7*e*CP» th a t m r u IE AD Beuoe* AcresDAMCM Dons Battle For 2nd National V ictory SOKC i .io III.lo loeoad Sam — s/ie Milo Time SI.S Nemakaa M i 1.10 100 Maud’a Are 11.10 4.00 4.00 Dean Royal |.ao 1.40 J*iufn|,e*s <*-•> .•*• <6 _ Telia Her* — fc/IU Mile Tima 1IJ Hmphaeier . t.oo (laler-LII, Malck) yulnkta (1.0) l i t 10 Hoy JUnny 1* *0 4 10 ^ *0 Dally Double ( 1 - 1I) 1111.40 110 A. Third Rare — S/ie Mila Time 11.1 Tommy LfO Voter* Choice Ooldenatla 11.00 t 00 1.10 00 Qulnlela U-l) {14.... Old cabin atm AI0 liO Kleeealh Mila Time 4IJI (lai Qulnlela (7-1) III.on 1.10 0 10 4 10 Poorth Haro — S/IS wile Time n .t Terry Tlrala 1 00 1 *0 llaby Hlns Amloo HInr 10.10 I ao 1 eo Pliiradal* 1.00 _iilnlela (1-11 111 «« Kl. ± ‘daI'Ud# “ # J.JS Putuel hundlei 141.11*00 tjiilnTela ti-ii n u n KNTItIKH............. PHth llaro — s/a Wile Time 4I.S TODAY'H P int — a, 10 Wlla Orada C « f ju » 10.10 I ao i eo Mary JHam J . Blue (loll. Hlg Return. ii1'*1 Judeeea "HO 10.40 I 40 Jueta Leu Hpeedeler’e Hlyle. Prank Oey Orr. Mountain Telly, Ohottly Kit ..MUlnleR (7.1) i n jo M,r*ad liar* — a/IS Mil* Orade (1 linVJi ~ ,/U 7.lo Tima C»to-tx>u. Reach Park. [loyal ".r*. Design 4 to 1HjoI Trn Onto, Krleda. Ilrenda H, Tony (lal. Tleaeant Hlrrak 1 10 1.00 Coueln Country Copper, rlypey Nila Lucky Calway 1.10 Third Hera — S/IS Wlla Orade *1 (dulnlela <;.|> | u o Angle Black. Speedy Key. Pawn aeeenlh llare—4/ie Hite Time i n lllmho, Jarrell. Hmoolh Slicker. Ilnety, Comber, (ley Penteey, Aikf-nn.?nVUP#r,°r ,, ,# MX 4 40 moi, L“okr Nussett * 44 1.00 Pourlb Bare — S/IS Mila flrade M Qulnlela (»<■•> |.|) f ilm wi-uit llo n n y 'a Dream Tuna I'le. Ilun'e l.ee |mn. I’ur I’ae, Towder in I’arly, Horn, Mlea lloee, Jlfly How lilcltlng 4 on 4 1.41 Plllk llare — B/IS Mila flrada M ny, flnweprlt, Hleter Jonaa, Ta.t<nTr*l2t toT *how> llo; 1 10 Julep’a ok, Corporal Moea MnL. ______ Tlma._ __ . Day • .yi'Jolflo (1.4) io Hoy Dilka, George, Mr. Hmoka, Time Al.n Mr. Hmoka do Marly Ro'hl.ta. ,/?# V'la ," TJm \ •*01 1.18 1.(0 Sink Hara — S/IS Mila flrada 11 Hpaedy Slipper. Kddy'a Hweethearl Pearleea Kirnnegan. Allca'a Haeay, RIVALRY FIRST Happy Okie, Humnrlat Hope ■uKAST LANUtNO, Mich. VP}— J rente, No Reward erealk Mere — S/IS Mila Orade O MlelHgnn g u u Unlv.ralty Conch Quick Look. Oh Dolly, Oue’e Grill, Du<‘ - -Rnlokernoela. lucheee Tic. -R -Rob. oTu'h? D*u ,h # rtr t0,d • luncheon Croullme, StumM# Htnmblr flu __ riaktk Hara — e/IS Mila Sreda B Rmthreeia. Klng'e Quean, I Hen it, Chanel '■im. Hlan Da, Chapel Hull Rail, Quean'a boat th . Unlverolty of Michigan reult*, ....................... ler*# .....Oiler. ~>aialleie Rei Leader** — B/te Wile flrada A Nlalh Bar. tntn so to th# Root Bowl thros riteh; lathy, Jo* Block > , J u t Per, Pan years In a row." Anether Rock. Brlndl* ____ _Ptlknd. , __ . ____ Adored. Krel" MSU loot ta Michigan laoi one. Jtnlrw Teeth B ar. — S/B Mil. Bra*. T Llh.rtr Tim., Real Effort, lure •on, but reprce.nted tha Big Ten Oath, Kd Hnnnan, All Man, Itawain tha Rose Bowl. vul, Dial. Demur B- H. Bimbo wi rr't The senior circuit haa captured the last two World Series—by the Dodgera last year and the Glanta in 1954—and five of the last six All-Star Games. And th* National League haa the statistics going for them In the grapefrult-cartus competition this spring. In 53 lnlerleague exhibi­ tion game*. NL teams aye out In front Xfl-M with Tins tie. Lane, who took over aa At. Louis Cards' general manager this year after a similar tenure with the Chicago While Sox, sakl, "If the Cards were In the Ameri­ can League they'd finish ahead of the White Sox." Considering thst St. Louis wound up In seventh place and the White Sox In third ■ year ago, that's quite ■ state­ ment. 7n t B te r o r / By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN EVANSTON, III <*—San Trinrlsco'i octtmlngly Invincible Dons are ons nf tho moet overwhelm­ ing choleei In NCAA Bsikeibill Tournament hiitory tonight si they open play for ihtlr second •utlonsi championship. They take .tha sll-tlm* longoti mijor winning otroak of 53 games Into action agslnit 8outhsrn Mothodlit In the oecond g»me. Tem­ ple (26-3) face* Big Ten chimLAT N io n ri RrBUt.TB______ plon Iowa (19-3) In the opener of Ptrel Rate —s/ie Mila Time SIS the four-teem show-down. Total 11.00 f.JS 4.OB The winner* will meet tomorrow Ardent 1.40 4.J 0 night for the title <ln NorthwestBad Harvaet . Qulnlela ( f . f ) •••our £ t MODUS, IS SfVlIS — i rou’ie lo.iV.nj lot I kaa'. he «et« MS .11 Utilue Aluminum,. They re ke-eue *St t tuili lot Mrvire. m pttlotm to ike iWl.-lKim* cl >„, need minded yoonjuer. A .......itnuu. ...... Nip. •■S due Ito,! I, lo* com. donn’l l e t end eroit'i Med mu. h mtlnien'tMe la ell ike ,een ,uu um k. Coum la ewljy let ptkei end (omyliM lafoinuiioa. ALUMINUM R O A M NEW S H I P M E N T JUST ARRIVED, 6 MODELS IN STOCK esierii A u to Associate' Sto re * iPERATEl tM laV kM N , W ILL (T U T T O U R MEAT TO ORDER We H are A Complete Lina Of U. S. Good And Cltolct M O R R E LL'S MEATS * OUR PRICES U.S. Good Round- LB. U.S. Good SirlQin- Lb. 79c O n Used Cars U.S. Good ChuckRoast • Good T lrw Good Trannportation Lb89c $195. $350. Lb.49c $795. PMR IDO RER ELLS Sliced $1200. Bacon'39c $1295. $1495. FRYERS, $1650. 95 $1775. $2550. 4 AV / *50 S tudebaker Sedan *51 Buick Sedan Clean — Good Tires — Op* Owner *53 Chevrolet Bel-Air Sed. One Owner — Low Mileage Looki New *52 Buick S uper Sedan On# Owner — Lpw Mileage Clean *54 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 Sedan One Owner — E x tra Clean V53 'P ontiac (Station W agon On* Owner — E x tra Clean *55 Chevrolet 2-Dr Sedan One Owner — E x tra Clean *52 Cadillac Sedan One Owner — Low Mileage E x tra Clean F or T h at W eek-End PIC N IC BAR-B-Q fl* _ fia c h T ry O ur Delicious Home m ade P o taib Nicholson Buick Co. SALES nOOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. W PHONE 1031 SALAD lb. 35c D O N 'T PASS T H IS O N E 1 P ack ag e L Y K EB S u g a r C reek . ’ W IEN ER S 1 P ack ag e W iener itOLLS 1 1b. P o tato SALAD ALL 3 FOR . Of K ra ft Salad Bowl M A Y O N N A ISE , Please Bring Them In Early, So As Not To Be Disappointed. DOG R A C IN G »H n• • -P R IC E S- Nightly ^ ,8 :1 0 M atinee* W ed. f t S a t, 2 P. M. As Florida’s ONLY 17 MORE RACING DAYS 25c After Publication Date Dots Not Include Moiling. SE A SO N C LO SES A P R IL ll ■ toy, He Mtaere , The Sanford Bhxss: kf-WAY 1M 1 — • BMw Soatk Of I Torn Wwt At Rad Arrow *1M N e w 4 4 * i F "i w * • , iPhone 1121 __________ ■__ ^ 33c 59c SM ALL. IN SIZE BUT BIG IN O U R D ESIR E* TO 25c up to Dote of Publication Including Moiling. ■ Ota Met H ra w W FRED M. SMITH W. E. PRA TT SPECIALS Orders Now Bting Taken For Copies Our Annual Mailaway Edition......... * '" M B OWNED 1303 SANFORD A V E .* Limit eee te ■ Cuslomer te f e r W k "Mr.Democrat" GR0.&MKT. U.S. Good T-Bone NOTICE JerryW.Cortar Often And Mr. Lana s Redblnl* are carrying tha National League ban­ ner in line style In the exhibition games. They’ve beaten Amrlfan gamaa. They've beaten. American League cluba five tlmei and lost only twlco. But It's been the Pittsburgh Pirates who've done best against American L e a g u e opponents. They're 5-1. The Dodgers are 5 3, )h# c h |flg0 Cubs 5-4; the Giants 4-4, Cincinnati 2-4. Philadelphia 1-3 and Milwaukee 1-3 with * lie. The Boston Red Sox have put together the best A m e r i c a n League mark. They’ve won four. I6*t one with one deadlock. The other records are: New York Yankees 4-2, the White Sox 3-2Cleveland 4-4, Washington 2-3, Kansas City 2-4, Baltimore 3-4 and Detroit 1-6. The Red Sox. however, may have lost their No. 1 slugger, Ted Williams, for the remainder of the exhibition season. *48 Buick S uper Sedan era's new MeHaw Hill. SMU, imbeaten In the Southwest Conference, h n won It* last 19 s tirti and ho* a teston rec­ ord at 25-X. Led by 6-8 junior cen­ ter Jim Krebi, the Muttengi have the belt free throw percent­ age In the eountry, .766, and rank ninth in field goal accuracy with .430. Sen Frinclicb, headed by twotlms All America center Bill Ruiistl, h si topped the nation the l u t two y ean on defense and hasn't been beaten lines D ecem ­ ber 1954. " It'i an sm ilin g thing about haw our club continues to win-” edich Phil Woolpert said today. "At tar a t I'm concerned w* could gel knocked off by the litllo •Uteri of the poor, but the fact we hovdn'l.erackfd yet U « good sign. But Wa feet w a' ir e step­ ping into s real b u n saw this time. "We hive more bench itrength th»n we h»;l when wa won the NCAA last year, and when we had Jonei (ineligible K. C. Jones) during th* regular season we were better than last year. Without him, we lack our 1055 experience." Temple, the middle Atlantic winner, may give lows a surpris­ ing battle In tha opener. The Owl*’ eoach, Harry Litwack, said his fins outside shoot­ er, 6-2 Hal Rrlnfeld, la handi­ capped wllh a pulled leg muscle and may aea only limited aervIce, depending on how be looka In prsctlcea. u a rle r action “‘ ‘ * A W ® 11 *• *«• In* “f JJoyd • Hubdlvleloni Lota > 10, Ineliiolva, llonavinlurai Lfja * . to 10 Induelvc, of .l, 1 mwold, “> 10, Ineluulvr, 1of.“ lilcok II. Drat Third fleo MO‘i* .CSfl'V. *■ »B‘oro«t and eltlb a ____ __ llr order n thi2 nford,VI1 thla ISth day of *!• March, l ln?rTdai . II. N. HAY Kit A. CU: Aa City Clerk of (he City of Hanford. Florida. (PubKtht PuhIJthtd at a legal advertise.' muni '*• *!• lb* Hanford Herald on lea of Marob lllh and l l i t , till) Lane Says National League Strongest By BEN ntjLN H e Associated Pres* There may or may not be some­ thing In Frank Lane'a recent ob­ servation that "the N a t i o n a l League U a stronger league than tha Amarlesn." w m attar* at Morgmr*e though tho ether woman'o A .--eD-M O*r remained carefully an peeUir “What a acwtraat with T k fM e m moot make far Wade. How inch auffertag you moot tovw tabiy eauae him." There wao mat* ta Morgan’* laughter aa aha walked with Lera toward the door. Lora found herself purging with againet this woman. tha would not giro Morgan the mtiofactica of suspecting how indignant she was. At the door her bootren held out her hand and Lora put her own into It briefly. *1 wfll expect to bear from you,1 "Not for n y sake, or Morgan bbjA "» far yours. But because X believe S truly want lo help Wade. And la an opportunity lor doing ^ V W ^ 'u m rin fl^'o e^w l'tt h ta * fe - aay & ag a ^ ^ ^ u u a m l bo•Mdeo. what eould Wade def HK tweau you aad W M * but X know . , other U vary Ul Juat now aad ha ia not well hlmoelf. He haa "I rsaHas that," Morgan said, , ao part in island life elaoo hio reher toM studious* MghL "A tf " Jtum.1 tiara," Moo ish aotiea an Wade’s p a r t Wa "h u t bo did a t «fa n said. "Aad ha will again if it ad quarret NomthMem, there ia a petite good-day, and went down ! to urged upon him. Me had a taste om weapon you can aae to bring tha driveway, sensing that Mor­ gan atood fee tha doorway staring ’ f of It the other night Perhapa you him hem Aa infallible weapon.” Lora waited, instinctively ready after bar. ( haven't seen enough of that aide I tho way homo Mm pondered '" T 6 I your husband to judge. He haa to resist this woman's persuasiveMorgan's words and motives. Was {always been extremely well Weed Morgan leaned t o ward la her this a staple matter of politics as s sand influential, too, thanks to his famine and position. Wa need to chair aad Lora noted that there aha profeaied. or was there ta this : draw mm of his sort ia with aa were amber fleeks of light In her woman a purpose which concerned eyas; an amber that seemed to Wada t o mom personally than r ; W11I you help us, Lots?" • aietaeed. • Lora moved her haada la a gee- slow whan aba was moved to ins e e , ' tore of helpleaaneaa. “You must tensity. By tha aad of January, Lora had "Maks Mm angry," Morgan amid. S | know how he feels shout—well, 111 aald nothing lo Wade of the r *about this house. He would never, T a n Mm that ha is afraid of me, ton him that ta why ha avoids am request Morgan had made of her. I- 11 am sure, agree to corns bora." ] , 1 “I appreciate your delicacy, but Tofl him yon think tha war a aeoro She did aot mention her recent «> | we need not mince werda" Mar- important asuee than hie owa visit, though aha had told him of i •f a n ’s entile waa wry. "It taX whoa fee bio foam If yon eaa make Mm bar first trip up the hill and that I ;Sa wtshea to avoid, aot the heum. feel ha must prove his courage/he- aha had obtained the puppy from ■However, you a u e t knew by w r , wlB some, I know Idm, L em X Morgan. He’d been distressed a t first, but had eventually forgiven (It la child'* play to wrap Wada know Mas Hear through." Lora regarded tha woman baton ‘around your anger. Yoa eaa get ha had not, however, been able (him here If you try. Not Cor my her with interesting distaste, but laake. I am nothing tar thin But to aha managed to answer quietly. lo dtamlas her talk with Morgan • 'm eet Murray Norwood. Once Mur­ T h a method you auggaot would from her Blind. B was just possible ray talks to him I feel certain that not bo mine. X have too much re- that Morgan waa right and Wada S—#> “Wade will be with us. Then he can epect for my husband." ought to have something Uke this use his Influence to draw la others She ross with a dignity which to fling himself into. If Morgan's put her on the same footing with cause waa honest and just, tho to help un" lx.ra shook her head, quietly Morgan hi to t* of her lack of chance at least should be given Wade. But how eould she be sureT stubborn in the face of Morgan's years. 1 really must be getting back And how waa aha to broach Um assurance. “I don't want to wrap Wade around my fingers, or to ate home now. It was kind of you to subject lo him without incurring anyone else do I t I want him to Invite me here today, but Pm hie displeasure end gaining only an think for himself and do what ha afraid th a n la ao way ta which I angry refusal T eaa help you.” ( l o B t Oontl*u«l) believes la right" O IMS. br Phyllis A Whitney. x m m a m cxn-nmT-CRcm. » a ii —•jf Aim M m r * * * * * * * !* * M AJtAM K o r TW M u m n a r B ttA Y n ?, m ... .. CHATTER B N LORA Mkad what aw do to help atop the war, lo r t t a want on to explain: Vo Mod acmaowa at Infliisane "We a ea tho lalaad. ■osinom who ■trcogly agata« tho war m i to Ukod and truotod by ether idora. A man, at ooana." fee IM ;ipauood, watching U n . L-Too moan — WadeT" Lora .. ..goktd, raoro puaalod than ever. • Morgan rotumod to bar &— and took up bor toaeup again with • gootur# elaborately eaouaL “Of eouno. And you aro tho c m who can draw him Into thla." f | | A ■• • . �yana i w xm gpr ' i w r 1 7 ? r- • W-Vt ' -i i -.’V »t, Ufa ^Sim plified S e llin g O f * — 31—ROOFING-PLUMBING N o w Su rp lu s I f # ms...A H e r a ld 41-ARTICLES FOR RENT W A N T - A D S 47 -FURNITURE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS A re A s "For E asy REA L ESTATE A s S a le " Ad. A. B. C . Call — IH K ^ A N F O R P H F R A L D T h tirn. M ar. 22, l!».'i6 Pn«p 7 DAILY C R O S S W O R D n »r.v*|Mi;i ji- . 20. ftarrert- ™ ACKOAJ4 DOWN -----FOR RENT — Draghou and ope. a m n m i.a.V-HOMF.4 1. Tall, reed* bull 1. Freig h t \ lor by Hour, Week or Month. Buy j our Futnilure ail Berry’s i-tti'j u f like maref* \ of a ship «Egypt> i i " ji in Phom 1431, Lee Construction Co. warehouse Furn., Co., at 901 W. fto ijU fo .il 22. Feelunv> : • ’i plant* 6. Silent I n su All nationally adv. fwr- ATTRACTIVE a-Redroom horn*. f.’t.iv;-; j >t Rollaway, Hospital a n d B a b y VA Inaured flouncing, 2% Down Inga 2. A native of 11, At full nitur* 61 warriaouM price*, .vrin RL. Beds. Day, Week or Month— Payment, Complete In few week*, the Unite* 23. Infant peed •J r \ 1 ' CaatracUag aad Repair Tel. 1423. Furniture C enterSlate acreage sale* resumed a States 25. Goad. It. By ontoelC * 116 West First riMM u ia 1497 Sanlard Ava. 1.0W IL L E. OZTEH 13. Condao 3. Unusual' bitty pare as several large par­ log l5l It. Wll 6 • -< • 4. Pith 36. Mean. ii 14. Crate : i m ;i cel* of land, earmarked fnr fu­ For Better Plumbing U S E D BARGAIN'S OHlc*: 14*1 4. Orlande Dr. S. Single unit 15. Allowance aneok- 1 tJU i l. 4!-. t J u 1 43-ARTICLES FOR 8ALR ture development, recently chang­ Seu or Cali for weight!. 6. Domeatl* i log 11.44 Dew* $1.23 Week ed hands. In l«ike County. 3630 W. J. KINO —Factory to Too— COW'S cated aA (comm.y YetIsrosy'* lo tsae acres brought a sale* price of 2*oo oulh Park—Phona SO $$— HDMRS Mapel Sola...................... I4.M 16. Pronmilb 7. A wine 7 aril* Aluminum 35. Book o t * $173,000 Negotiations were handl­ Plastic Platform Rocker ...14.64 4. Face ' 17. Distant 36. Lit HR Plumbing. Krcsky Heating hour* V enetian Blind* Chrome Chair* ....................... $4.36 ed by II. R. Shaffer, Jr , manager child 14. Sloth 9. Protuber* (Reel > t M. G. IIODf.ES Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom T. V. Stand .......................... $3.64 of the State Sales Department of anceaof 19. Pinactoua -30. Storage' 37. Tibetan V Service on All Water Pumptrail wMh plastic ends, rtastic or Dresser Base ....................... $3.44 3 Bedroom Cearrete Block The Keyes Company In Miami, In the skulkIre* compart. prieat ' Wellt Drilled — Pumps rayon tapea. Cotton or nylon Ironing Boards ....................... $1.43 VA — 1225 Down Payment 31. Cheat ua*(9 in. Rip cooperation wilh Floyd A. Max­ ment 36. Not eloea#*’ eords. Paula Road Phone TOO $36. Per Month P k I Raby Car Bed ....................... 13.44 I t ALW AYS P ays for keeping 14. Witch 32. A n tiq u a ltd 40. Cherlahad well. a DeLand realtor. Sooknrlk Gtaw aad Paint Co. Electric Percolator ................$4.44 Kitchen Fully Equipped food cool 10. Lettucd PLUMBING 34. Excla­ animal ggki 2332 acres In Vntuhia County, 112-114 West » d St. Fhoao 444 la«aln*lte ................... j ..........$3.44 Art fast to *hno«* colors and tile, To Use The (U.8 > . a4. Body i mation i I s i.F la p T p T * Contraet and repair work. Free located amith of the New Smyrna 3 Cushion Sofa . .....................$7.1* A. K, Shoemaker. Builder of wate t estimates. R. L. Harvey. 104 New screen dnors. tiardwood (7.00 ArmKti Sofa Redtl Phene mi Highway were sold (nr $92,640 by $7.4* - W A N T ADS Sanford Are. Phone 14*. 27. Tibetan Five Urga Jalousie ............. 17.54 Larg* Wardrobe . . . , t ...........n o J i the Keye* office. Both deal* were i 2. ■5 4 prtaata Extra Urge wardrobe ....... 23.00 Contour Chair Y" r r ...................$12.11 handled by Mr. Shaffer. In coope­ 1 tim* l i e per Una 21. Skin I pc. dining room set, double Sunbeam Mtxmaater . .....$14.1* 21—SPECIAL NOTICES ii ration with Mr. Maxwell. a tlmaa 16a per line , dlaorde* ■ extension, as new ............. 73.00 Foam Rubber Club Chair ..$14.44 % It In Palm Reach County, a Miami K timet ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ 6‘ G. E. Refrigerator, perfect 60.00 Kitchen 24. Social 14c par Una.. Cabinet ....................$22.44 NOT A PROJECT! syndicate purchased I6ii acres for iT~ t i timet climber Ho per line . ments, invoices, hand bills, and Hotpoint electric range........ 33.00 3 Piece Living Room Suite .$24.54 30. Sewa with , . contract $96,000. Sale was handled by the p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive 3' bath tub ............................ 16.30 Chlfforobe Vanity A Mirror $34.41 lOc per line rr“ He Printing Co. Thona 404 — 403 long a tltc h t* / Super Trading Post 2 Place Plastic Living Room BUT— Homes of Real Individuali­ Stale Sales Department in cooper­ CARD OK THANKS and IN West 13th St. llwy. 17-41 — Ph. 5017-W 31. Lukewarm Suite .................. $34.34 ation wilh James Crcvolnnr, a ty: Rrittany Farm Homes, Early MEMORIUM Notice! ...... 1100 33. Delirium 134.56 American, Ultra Modern, Con­ Miami realtor. ORLANDO Sentinel BUr, Call PAINT . $2.50 gal. T-Shlrls-44 Hidc-A-Red tremens I * s P ite t Btdmom Sulla ....(31.41 In Tampa, a 20-acre Industrial ventional Ii F r e n c h Colonial One Line Equal* 6 average Ralph liny, 3150. tabbr.) rent*. Air Mil* —specltl $3 44. 21 24 22 23 21 types. tract was sold for $i.o,76o to a Words, when act In 0 point Army Navy Surplus. 310 San­ 34. Greek letter MIMKOU RAIMI PRINTINO M ather of S anford BU1I.T On Large Landscaped Milwaukee manufacturer, who (newt alyle) type. ford Ave. 36. Indefinite TYPING ■ LETTER WRITING will rrn-t a manufacturing plant White Spare at Regular Line article ” 1 341-69 E. le t St. P W *« 117 1 lot*: in the best of neighbor­ PROMPT SERV1JE NEW A Used furniture at bargain late for amount used—Count on Hie site m Ihe near future. J. 37. Glrl'a name IV 50 PHONE 3144 hoods. ** prices. Paying lop prices fur Una i.Point Llnet to 1-Inch. 39. Frame* K* P. Prentice was the salesman on 404 Sanfoid Atl. Nat'l. Rank Bldg.. good used furniture, adding hold out T T the transaction. CREDIT BUREAU O f SANFORD COMPLETE with all the feature* T T machine*, rath register. Rig 46—FA~.M AND BARDEN ■the skirt# RATES FOR Olcr stale-wide sales included you have dreamed shout such Stuck. SUPER TRADING POST. 41. Tropical 55 55 16 y> w as colored General Klrrtrie ap­ Ihe Market Truck Terminal, nn INCOME-TAX-SERVICE 0 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 1 mile S. 17-42. Phone 301T-W. ONE a r t. Eze# Flow rertiliztr ungulate U S No. 1, south of Ft. Pierce, pliances and colored plumbing Wm. II. M urray 42. 8ea eagle* ’ ON REQUEST Box. Good Condition. 59" *10 FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tapr Re4l fixtures. which included a completely 1111 Celery Ave. Phone 1641-M i Bur.) BR7TT TRACTOR CO. enrder*. S u p p H r ». sec— Closed Sunday and Wednesday 41. Correct Phon* Ml AND available at reasonable equipped restaurant, sem e* sta­ WIE BOLD’S CAMERA SHOP, Hiway 17-92 bottth Tz 47 I tion. stock room, and repair shop, 44. Squander *• 210 S. Park Ave. UPHOLSTERING prlrei with the best financing which brought a sales price of 45. Hair cui $4— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 4—LOST AND FOUND Custom Made Drapery amt Slip 47 A wilh minimum down-pay­ $173,600. Sale was handled by Ray • short nr core COMBINATION Oil cook-*|nve w^ mm Cover*. ments. th* forehead and heater. Phono 400. 1411 Dockum of The Keyes Company. NEW - ACCORDIONS - USED LOST—In Penney’* Red Wallet STANLEY KULP Sanford Ave. Adult and Children*! Sizes containing $130.oo. Liberal Re­ Wellborn C. Phillips*, J r. Phone Sanford — 2A36-J Conte In — Loot. — Inouire ward. Please return tu 616 W. 1921 Orlando Drive 44—APPLIANCES RVK IIYK IIKAVKHE First St. nr Phone 534. RUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP Since 1319, Sanford’s leading DENVER —Colmnifa Gam* SHINERS 207 W. 1*1 SI. I’h. 3U71 Builder of homes for over 1.600 mid Fish Commission has authorLOST—Man'* Wrist Watch. Ball POTGUTS. Hull tlr.ijs. Worm*, F1 IGIDA1RE apflianaaa, oales people. Sale* Office; Utile Venice Park Sunday. Reward. Phono and terete*. G. H. High. on*4o, trrd the fit.»* open season «n Reasonable price, Fleming* Grnin lioch Arbor. 33-WANTED TO BUT eenen r i u e a a t a > I SI Rir r»»off 1333 nr 3113. eery. E. Geneva Ave. Open 7 Fla. Phone F0533IS or Staford beaver in the state |n 7(1 yrnis. PHONE 1544 s in R t f HiRifr n n u .v iis 1642 W a lte r 6 p. m . day* a week. Private trappers worn allowed In i ll K'itl l ll'lbf Till l«*ll* » Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prtees I —PERSONAL NOTICES 4-00 llrtffhlfF f'Rr kv n i.v u paid for used furniture. Call FOUR rental homes In George­ lake 7S7 lienver in Ihe season T. V. REPAIRS AIR CONDITIONING 4:11 f(arr#t ffiorm WANTED T wo eldrrly women to ’Til 10 p. in. Service Call* $.100 W. 95*. Wi'son Maier Furniture Co town. 1.orated on laic* corner from Mnrcli 1.1 through May .11. l ** AHv «R (H r« W11H F*nr i* W i l l For Room or Building 4.1® . u n T h ii f A rr n tin f A similar open season is plnnne.l 311 E. 1st St. room and hoard. Nice clran double lot, one 5 room, t j 4 A Norri* Ph. IMS. J. Q. Herrin. w mnn *t» V ID HtMilifi of K m I ' iiim H. II. POPE CO. INC. | fooms. Mrs. Gelz, 907 Park Ave. rm.ni and 2 two room homes.. in the (nil bemuse nf the big » »e Ph. 2403-J. I.irrnjrd Techm- 200 Smith Park Ave, Phon* 1440 Till''RIIIAT ' Th. 473-R. I IV lv» n«if 8\ HUB All hi Inside halhsromo*. inrrrme in beaver poptilnlinn. rian«, guaranlrrd work. R v a s is o * M h u n t irt■ Aa r i a h l n f with Dnn RENTALS •i M Monthly Income of $9i>.0(>. E«. Mickey M o m s C tv b < IV • of T ••» WANT a Stanley Party? Need • PR l.*tns Itanasy relieni investment at tvnxi II hitv Ii.ilttnl .\t If rof CHKAI'KR IIY THE C \N • AUTOMOTIVE $4-,.P A R T M R N T S Product*? Call 22.1I-J. Joint I mi t .Nave a f 39 4 19 Itsiiorl Interested vsrlia boa KBS e/o MEDFORD, (lie. |/f»| —Sports 1I IS is lliirtii a Alien Sale o f lined Hefrigeriitnra 1 41 I'oi ig flit**. A Ne w * Sanford Herald, fislin men find the pi Ire nf snl- * ns Mi him in* H a r t WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: ronma, 7 i0t H n s n r t TlPtloo Ta te. i ch u t.in ? 23—SCHOOLS-INSTItUCTION innn high in thrs* pints. The >t .H t-B O A T S AND MOTORS One 4' Frlgidilrr pnvata hatha. 114 W. Flrat It. iS (nik t.mnii8r«1<i 713# H it . I T . e m u •( («kMl Oirgiin Gnme Commission reports I '* 4*0 VV resilin g from l ( M t y w n ,><| • One 7.6’ Frlgldatre 1 09 VV s ls r f r n n t ^School nf Dance classes I | |(III N i i h i .Sens Itspn rl HOBSON Sporting Goods DEANNA Two 7' Frigidalrr* that fishermen spent llJtOO.OUft in Tap, Ballet, Acrobatics, Mart LOVELY Redecorated Apart1 .1(1 i'll tii s s l I 1 I HI o i H i n a h i T i i / s i r e Evlnrurt* Sales A Service One 7.7' Frigidalrr in a single yenr on Ihe Lower U.J'J toao-utr mrnls. 1717 Park Avf. Phone Mar. 27. ReyMralinn 1 19 v H ie r r i s r h o u s * * 4 E. lit 81. Phone *44 Tuesday. Onp 7.3' Frigidalrr 1D1(Ml H* s || n o w will continue thru the week. For 1743-J. Rogue River In fishing for sal­ ra in s ? One Phllrn about 4* 1 1rH9 I I O'rlnp k llsiiorft further information call I?H1mon. MOMXIXfl One Midpoint about 7' till !. «(• Know M. 2640 lliawatna at tr.leisrctlon IS-PA R T S-R K PA IR S Avalon Apia. Efficiency. Phone Tlml brought the prim of every Itftl fflcn nn U 39 K i r i a KQ One Westlnghouse 4' of French Ave, and Hiway 17-92. I ' r n c r a m R tB u m t 710W salmon raiight In ( IQ’ J . One Norge 4’ < »» N»wi- W#4ih»r muur 'A T R IN G — VALVE Th# Mi.rnirtR hh n t HUMSI NCI ». GO ( ’till A *n K 4 i t| 8ru« EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit *7 —nifOKKKN and REALTORS t M s«.HILI.i HARDWARE CO. « 14 Ta*| riltAFH T#*t l'All#rn ................ ’able for bachelor or couple “ JOB — $6 ii » iD.ru H i g n - o n f 0# Mnrrilhff KHnw 361 E . F i r s t S t . — rh. L i Steam heat, irivau belh. show 1 will keep children in my home r ,ntrnm Rnumi I t*l ('4 plain k a n iA ro * IT S T R U E !! er. Coveniently located. Across Mao DOWN • 0(» D p t n IlnijR a ir .?% .Sawr*\V•«*Ih#f hv hour n fd ay . <-'||l .VkHL ___ G A S R a n ge . M a g i c Chef, like from Post Offire. Inqmr. Man IP DP lUrr# 41nor a MOTALOY DOES IT! ! 1*1HI# Krv\ 4r r Mhnw 2 ft II HOUSE with knnllv plnr ||M;|i| | ten T h i • l,*nd ,vf (lura IliJI MlFIkt II II Ir Pi new $23 no. Rrel* Used Parts. uel Jacobson Dept. Store. oniiA M * T u n o n . i n c in amazing and proven process r a h l n e l s in k i t c h e n , d o i t i l - c a r t.% (Urry Mnni# EMPLOYMENT Phone II. th -t gives you a ring and valve portt, n«l lAfBf rlo4ri». On II ar m u n n i r "Ruildert of Finer llnmea” II lo Ml r Ik • It i i i . h l! hr V r H r d i l . i d f job through tin plating pro­ ri^NLSHFfD oarage Apt. 2100 Mnrl tHiilnin IrKp . offer* 26—HELP WASTED-FEMALE i ! • A I (• of lilfl cess while joii drive. Effective rv r v i v n $4—BUILDING MATRRIAIA I.’ JO h#*r. n fur T o m o r r o f Beaullfully lMiigned Three and B E -M iT im . DAK SHADED LOT it for life of motor. Nn equipment V i I *R n f |J|#0 II 41 *•ti"li or l.lf h t YOUNG lady In work in Dairvr Lark • «if | ,| f 4 TWO bedroom unfurnished apt I 'll " i * $*•lock i U n o r t with 2 11. R. hiMjie Kitchrn it t* to buy. No work to do. RF.D-I MIX CONKRETE Four It e d r o o m Homes lor I'f M*• 9r h fbi rnanorrovv I W J rcU I'arr Quern. Prefer snmeone with Phone 432 W. equipp-d Ceramic.- tile halti. II!t 4\ HiiM lnf l.Iijh * Miracle Concrete Cn. I M |.n% • Sln pf Florida Living fountain experience. Apply MOTALOY SALES Oak floors Screened t’orch. J DO Jkrk I'RRr Show 1 '30 ll»»l»#f» 4J J.tWIf •V)4 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 APARTMENT — 112 Elm. Phone Dairy Queen, S. Park Ave. 1 10 l.n\4 llRff <* Dept. SF Fit A and VA (till Financrd 2 31 H ou« »|iR rlv $lo,.VKi Term*. Box 607 29*3 W. • Priced from SI 1.200 lo lil.tsto 1 hi* P if ft ff 1 MO ( I d l e ? .Moor# WAITRESS—Apply S e m i n o l e 61 VARIETIES PANELING MIAMI 33, FLA. I ID ll-vh I'ron br $1,(100 DOWN ! IV ll«9lif>rl Q | e«|4 Drive Inn, must he over 21. 4 DJ 14*IITHI• P r>«f ‘ Bend cheek, money order for • Native and Foreign Woods. 3 ROOM furnished apt . prlvale Sales Office—2623 So. French Ave Two bedrooms altm rlivrlv furn • l\ H #ri rt SI nrnt S i l o C'hMMnrl 4'r>>nnrrvtqtla I 46. Postage and Insurance proSee Them At hath, screen porch, gsrige. linly Phuo* 2160 or 296U 4 31 (•n Ynur A r# k ishcd home on largo city lot 17—HELP WANTKD-MAtJb. S h erm n n C oncrete P ip e Co. $37.30 mo. 612 Park, Mgr. apt. _ paid. Imedlal* occupancy. Complete No. I. Phone 4*4 W Out West 13th St, Th. tel* price $6.2m. E x p e r t rnO N T END ALIGN­ Architectural draftsman, steady work with general rnnirarllng MENT AND WHEEL RALANCLARGE furnished anarlmcnt, 703 firm. Must he in a position to 4*-RUSINESS EQUIPMENT s p a c i o u s n nunttnoM ING-Passenger ears and Trucks; Palmetto. Phone 423 J. go in work at once. Contact Mil­ all makes, sizes—’-4 Ion in 5Home with veparsie dimna room, w - r n r v — ** s r o w n iv n s . n u b ler A Horner, S. Bay St-, Kusiis, HAYNES Office Maehlne Co.. ton. Seminole County Motor*, oak floors, dmiiue garage. On I ISsn HII.III'VII.Kt Clean and close In 1 Room furn­ la O.m. in Vl.t.ife Fla. Typewriters, adding machines. Till irsiisr lne. SIB E. 1st. St. PHONE 1011. nice high lots. vm -.H V im r ished spartmenl. Plume 616 r v iiv iv ii Sales-Rentals, 114 Mag.. Ph. 44. II ’S Wnrl.l Al .Snun (11,60* — Good Terms % »»1 ’In. Ilh»ihni llmir WANTED—Men lo supervise har­ It I'aitm Ksrm niasal 4 Al W..rli1 *i an I 17 TfMar iUllnsa vesting crews. Experienced in NEW k Uted Desks, rile i, Chair*. FURNISHED apartment close in. I I —TRAILERS « 1•. Sllrk.i lie p«>rl in N.h # Rosa I.. Payton, Broker Phone 1311 nr m e w Fireproof Safe. ».;i» T« Dili in tonics harvesting celery and sweet ’ 1 Ii il.f Non* flanrb Annahrlle H. ilrnriersnn, Associate • Ii Xei'rl, IIhhIi ]t will pay YOU to tee US before i corn desirable. Permanent )nb W m ill .1 T h . . . SWEENEY’S L o v i l v two bedroom, iwn lintU ( (\ ll«l*lr lil.l r ( llamlrim Alberta J. Halt, Assnclale you buy Open Evenings and i .lull) III* Navy If '|ti.ilified. Call Oviedo FO- Mi Magnolia Ave. Phnne I4T ^ H it KIK*I pm I ('lull nicely furnished aparttneni ll.iuril I'r.ki.w 6Sundays. Phnne 2671 17-02 at Hiawatha 7 U K •e n i n t Vsuefrt 31211 for appointment and inter­ T ..n Tim . Couple only. Phone *oo, 1912 HOUSE For Sale. Phone 377 It. . EaiUkle Trailer Sale*. 1 la . Kitli# Ki*h#r view. N*»» 17—FUR N ITU B E -H O U S EHOLD IF IT IS RE At. ESTATE Sanford Ave, _________ Palalka, Fla__________ 7 tv f Inal 3i Knr murIo T.»n Tim e .. 3 Bedroom House. I-*k* Mary. j mi N ig h t Kill Mo fi ask Crumley A Mnnlrllh GOODS Th. n h n . m n«ne WANTED 2 MEN » l i rt»M#il N r I lo no Very hlce larae lot near public FOR SALE or Trade —on real al 117 South Park Diana 779 A-*. ( Vs 1*0 Mr nc Film* 14-RUSINESR-fNDUSTRIAI. For ituuto and Punt beach. Vim r.iwn, 16.1 |>er mo. •Male, 33' 2-bedroom trailer, n They Know I* V Homo W i l h Muafp Apply in Person P rire $6,oral Phnne 1620 J-3. miles Weit on 46. 1st door North III v.v N'0%* « Visit ECHOIC Flalcnny OFFICE SPACE - 4 rrom i, Pal SOMETHING DIFFERENT Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling 11 ,00 Niftn Off Ttuv la below actual value. Service station. ' nr 1491. KM 111 4 T • F um itura DUptaved fnr a u y melln Bldg. Call 17M 11r .i ti 111nl Lake Fnml ilnmr on Company M O H UIdtl Large Lake, Just I few miles a a* Kltff On [(» 11—TRUCKS__________________ and Convenient Examination STORE Room — 207 W 1st. .Suit­ 44—M»T8 24- M A L E or F E M A L E from Sanford. Apprnxlxmalrly a.m l> 1*n ll r#Rk#rt able for Gore or office. Will 115.1—FORD Pickup for tale. No one acre, with I.Vi feet of while n v BEDROOM SUITES alter (or tenants. Phone 1321. reasonable offer refused. Phone $20 00 daily, Sell Luminous Door That make dreams com* true. . . l l a i k o t fioporl NICE SUBURBAN IA7TS, South sand hraeh. Just Ihe right spot N0%• Plate*. Write Reevea, Attleboro, b ra . Phon* 1013 W for ihove who enjoy flvhlhg. ___ a#9#n O d o c k Club Beautifully slyled in Two-tont, Mast. Free Sample A Details. 7 u M l* bo atin g, swimming or skiing *7— HOUSER and COTTAGES Mar-Proof futlih. 14—USED CARS______________ 67—BROKERS and REALTORS A( A O lA tift Large Dak trees for shade and I 04 ffbbrli Rookeaae Red I*—SALESMEN—AGENTS J .f g .r 'i I'hnlr. SELL OR TRADE 35 Custom Ford variety of cllrils ireea. Concede t i Mhllllns Ji.vnllnas Douhle Dresser with larg* Mirror READY 10 mnvi In. Cnltage, All iitllill**—day, week or month. I 41 l l l r i n n n r T i m s and for 30 ■model block construction, oak (lords ■•axe rpayments mJ ■• —■* ■ in EXCELLENT opporlunity for ag­ Chest of Drawtri » M W ' . r M Al M m 1404 Park Ave. good 367 or 107 This is a real Florida home • ‘ condition. lllio Phon* “ ...................... gressive salesman with Sanford’s 111 M e rn ln a l l . l r . l i s t $174 RAYMOND A, BALL Shannon Dr. Price $2t,93U (X ). nivs sim -rn.ier* most progressive new car MAYFAlR~Seftloh, UnfuniDhTd 6 FREK-2 Boudoir Lampi 1«••» Clu b OSCAR M. HARRISON dealer. Experience unnecessary, :!;i: M »s moms, l*a baths, Call 1494. AI-SO, SEE US FOR FRENCH ambition a must. Write general • BUSINESS JUST A FEW LEFT REG. BROKERS AVE. PROPERTY manager P. O. nox 719, San Bookcase Bed ■RE SeminOla Realty fnr Desir­ 8. D. Highleymta* Aaaerlal* YOU • SERVICES ford, Florida. able Heatan and Apt*, rbon* 27 264 Month Park Ava. Double Dreiser with Mirror Fbea* I REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN Innerxpring Maltresa SELL 2514 French Are. 1-AKGE 2-ttory, 2-bedroom, fresh­ U -B E A U T T PARLORS_______ 76—WORK W ANTED —F E M A L E Box Sptlng •* ly painted houae on Celery Ave. J. W. HAM* REALTOR LAKE FROMT LOTS Anything A'---“ ' 10th. - ................. tvaiiable March A. K. h r ALL Ynur Beauty Needi call PART TIME housework. Exper 1164 * ••Call H a ir i'hoiM 17M $100 DOWN . H088ETTEK, Phona 211 ienred, Phone 3090, 70g Bay . „ H a r r i e t t ’ * B e a u ty N o o k With A DINETTE SUITES Ave. w. H. “Rill” RTCMPER l^o n e P7I 105 So. Oak Ave. FOR Rent—Or Bala three bed­ That Make Dining A Delight Clatalflad >p*n aventnga by a p p o i n t m e n t ) Realtor — General minranre room house. Phone 2467-R. 21—WORE WANTED-MALE G*«trwde B. DlaffnMer, Ateeeiala $1300 DOWN—NO CLOSING COSTS Beautiful Wrought Iren, Ad IT—BUILDING • REPAIRS Gey Alien, AMnciat* or Chrome Dinette Dli HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power FOUR bedroom houM near Pine- E m m l i l t PAINTING Ul N . Park Ave. Dinette Suite* JUST CALL mower wants lawn mowing. crest School. Cornlr 27th St. k Tolal price only $9210 for new Any Size—Any Color Any Style 17-92 Hi|hway, Phoft* 1910. PAINTING and Taper Hanging. PHONE 716-M-4 masonry constructed 3 bedroom ia a Priced to suit* YOU. . .Slyled lo R. C. Walker, Phone 2433-M. home ready fnr occupancy this CLASSIFIED DISPIJIV 3$—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lull* YOUR home week. Ijocalion al 800 block E. I ROOMS Unfurnlahed. I bed P lo o r sanding and Onlshlng. If. DIETRICHS t____ . W.______ MERO 4th. SI. roome, KJtehta equipped. Phone Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi- SERVICE Station fnr site nr SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Call at 119 w eit 23rd. St. INI Park Ava. rh e a * 27 er 145 TOOI pole county alnce 1423. trade for land or what have Th* Want Ad Department It n tE U C U R y ' H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary you. Good location on busy cor­ See our complete line of unfinlahed TWO, three and Ihur bedroom Ideal for ptvimle — I bedroom •pan from 4:30 a. m. until 6:30 p. ner. Phone 927*. Beds, Nile Stands, 3-4-3-49 rnnuiult A REALTOR First home*. Koaa L. Plylon, Phone lionic fnr only $7300 now under m. each huiinesa day except Snl14—ELECTRICAL Conlraeter* W. I». SMITH Drawer Chests Bookcases, Desks CULLEN & llAKKEY 2671. rt/ urday afternoon. Deaillin* t or construction. Same location. and Corner Cupboards. I !AN DALE ELECTBIC CO. • FIN A N C IA L 104 N. Park A rt. Phone 2513 arttk-day Insertion* |i 6:00 p. m 2115 Park Ph. 1174-J d U S-REDROOM, 2 hatha, lake front 5Hcetrical Contracting and Repairs 34—INSURANCE B E D D IN G SPECIALS R obert A. William:a. Realtor th* day preceding publication. LOTS Unfurnlahed, Uk milts West of \ TV Strviep Center Raymond Luqdqailt, Aieotiklo Lata v Just outside nf city Osteen on EnierprDe Road. $43 Phona i$73 Atlantia Rank Bide. fekndlx and CrosJey Appliances Reg. Trad* 105 x 1*3 Preferred Rates to Preferred per month. Phon* 2036-J-l. Qulliop Matlrcsa .. $69.50 (4950 ^ 112 Macnolia Ave. Ph. 113 Reasonable — • TERMS Policyholders C . A . W H I D IJ O N . H R . 5950 39.50 3 Bedroom iiwmh 'uiniiiiru 'utniahed house, niMiRP, nrdr near lo h n W illia f lU In n . A f t R c j f Royal Comfort ... Rea. Real Kata lo Broker Pr*»Bllt Special . 19.N1 29.50 ng renter. re I t —LAU.NDRT-DRT CLEANING shopping Call 324-W al 95,2.10—Two Bedroom framu home, 417 SatfOfd Atlantis Hoik Ithnla Special .. 129.50 24.50 icrnenrd p<irrh. hafrlwood floors, V. R. DMglla, Ruby E. HflllaaM p .m. ■alaamen hour • Wash and Damp Dry Matching Box Springs at Iden extra lot Included, Terms. 119 S. Park hour H • Wash ta d Dry Feld r k irri Deal Savingi. 4 ROOM furniahed house, phone ,Jhtd La on dry Hnmea — laila — Acreaga 34-HORSES—CATTLE 1009. ---EASY TERMS----itonn Dry Cloaaiag OZIER REALTY CO. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Saddle Horae — Genlln with chil­ Comer S e u tk e ld * * Laura H. Oiler 2nd 4 Magnolia. Ph. 1232 14-ROOMS S i. l& a tlf dren. 140 Phone 2407, Reiiatered Ileal Estate Broker "Bnd Bamberger” Mgr. "1 4 4 Ogea Mondays 'll! l:M p.m. THREE Horatt, 3 haltera, 2 sadSLEEPING noum, light house­ J69I So. Orlaado Dr. — Ph. 1359 Phona 1129-A. B. Pataraon.Brokar lea, 2 brldMt ( 200, Phon* MITkeeping, 94.041 week, up. Day Aaaoelatoa • A. B. Ptterac-u Jr., j l —PIANO SERTtCH r 1 tiiu-ua A ltxandtr h Stringer P. J. Chaslartan. Garfield WllDeed furniture, appliance*, tool*, RaMt. 9100 k up. 420 W. 1*1. letti. John Maiteh. R. W. WllReel Estale ♦ Insurance etc. Bough Isold. L arry’s’ Mart! NICE bedrnom, privet# entrance ^ St. L. Sill — Plano Terhnlrlan M ERCHANDISE M i-E ast l i t SL fhcaaa 1U L t . F4 o m V M jtouia A. t u b t * * battt FAom 4049-Wi 4 H ^ a # a a ia fRvivl **D|er' -ibi- i SMW Acreage Sales Keep Busy Face tinner C. WM'mmmmmm S TELEVISION R A D IO in B ALL REALTY L Seminole Realty %MSm rr‘j V, v■ SVjrp./.:vvJK % 5 �Mmfm •f ■ :' . sv>Av ' *!■ ; V •' “ ^ 8 $ ® P. J h k v .)V ki .. ^ . ' .Since September, we 1949 ,. ,i. *t >:£» . v/s'v.VA- • to Mil modoratoly>priead and wall-flnancod homoi with LO W D O W N P A.Y. M E N T S » • • to mais-produe* homos with rtol individuality of daitgn , f ' > . i • to provide moro than minimum equipment, such at water heater, space fleeter, range, refrigerator, ventian blinds • to equip a home with Disposal!, Washing machine, Dish washer *-■ t I V \ « • . » •, to put into moderately-priced homes extras usually as­ sociated with much higher priced hopes, such as Colored bathroom fixtures, Colored kitchen equipment . . . . . . FIRST: Phillips Announces Another In addition to the homes we are now building in Sanford 0 Phillips' Developments in the Sanford area: Your own homo plan on your own lot Little Venice Loch Arbor 4 • » *I *' »**/••• (CrjoU] U ko load *•.... '* : Buena Vista Wynnewood ... Sanfo Park Is ' Phillips Terrace Franklin Terrace Highland Park :• §M T .• 5 ■ ii M m • *»’ •••. • . . Sanlanta 4 • - . • • Your homo plan on ono of our lots i J . f „ «• Pinehurst *’* k * •. »* • •« , Our homo plan on your lot Dreamwold r * Frank L. Woodruff Subdivision ' .* to X '. f ^ ryv . , ’i'R • ..................... • �* 4 B Shop a*d Save h Sanford ii A>V / * m ----- 11MEXLVH1 v iNowwnjwrr Oaily niwrpam ? jAwroRP. rtxm iPA ^ f U J U V , H A K cH 23. 1958 Trade Services Census Revealed Musical Program Theme Is Psalms ^Christian Faith Stenstrom , 4 f Receipts of 119 servlca astah* lishmenls enumerated in Seminola County in the 1954 Censua of Huslneia amounted to about 13,023,000 according to a prelimin­ ary report covering servica trades, puldisheil by the Rureau of tha Census, U. S. Department of Commrrra. Tho combined yearly pay* 1 toll of tha county'a servlca estab­ lishments was 1034,000, They re­ ported 334 employes of whom 183 worked fulltime in the pay period ending nearest November 18, Pro. piietor* actively employed In tha operation of unincorporated busl* ne««e* numbered 182. establishments providing per* tonal services numbered 48 and reported receipts of $514,080. establishment* primarily engag­ ed in automotive repair, parking and other automotive tervices i numbered 27 and had receipts of $317,000. establishment* listed as CANDIDATES FOR THE 37lh District Renata aant apoka at yesterday'* Jaycee luncheon, ( l - f t la "all nthher service*" In the prelim­ right) Jaycee President A. D. Peterson Jr., Paul Miller, Melbourne, Senator Pouglaa Stenstrom, and I’rngiam Chairman Tony Russi. (Staff Thoto) inary report numbered 77 and hid rerelpts of 12,102,000. 'Sunday a t ItSO p. m, and again at 7:SO p. m. tha Chancel choir of the Firat Praabytarlan Church will preient an all music candle* light hour of worship on the thama Psalms of Christian Faith. Tha 3S volcaa will be undrr the direction of Mrs. George Touhy Minister of Music. Wiolo portions of tha eight an* m m s that will be sung will ha Miss Cane Nunnelly, Mrs. Nick Fftlfauf, Robert Rrown. J. A. Blstllne, Mrs. Charles Wilke, Wil­ liam Hoar and Charles Morrison. Tha Anthemf as they will ha presented In tha s*rvire are Lead Lord (Wesley)t Cllorlouaj ("f’,rio,n*' Zv.rlB.Upi' (Cou.lni)1_ BM. M. S ’" “ jJ I # Open Jaycee Get Out The V o te Campaign Bicycle, Tools Are jCandidates Rotarfans To Hear Found Alter 3-Hour P j’© s e n t Grammar School Search For Intruder!P ,a t f o r m s Glee Club Monday A ** Candidates for ftia 37th ScnslorIsl District seat were tha first to appear on th« Semino's County Junior Chamber of Commerce Get Out The Vote series nf |i. gram* at yesterday's noon luncheon meet­ ing. Speaking from Ihe sain* plat­ form, th* two candidates, Paul Miller of Melbourne and Senator Douglas Stenstrom of Sanford made their bill lo the Jaycee ami radio kudlgpc** fur the two-county repreventative to tha Florida legisla­ ture a* Senator. Miller, first to speak, outlined his platform. "I mean lo make (his a fulltime Job If I am tlected aa your senator," h* said as h* made his first point. And on other Inten­ tion* he said, "I promise lo slay out of local polities; crerylhlng will com* In you In road* and bridge*, you will grt your share of Slate hinds; to meet with your repre­ sentative* and Ihe ciliien* of your rounty to talk over local controver­ sial Issuas; I promise you trglaIa Iion for the husines* people lo help you In the conduct of your business. I don't hellave It Is fair for me to coin# out for any one of the candidal## for 'governor,” Millar Mated. "However,” he said, "I want la urge you lo take a stand ami *•*,# rutnmillmenl from your candidate on w|i*t ha wilt give you.” II* concluded, “ t will do every­ thing In my power lo make you Ihe best senator you have ever had. Senator Dougla* Stenstrom told h|, amllrncc, ..K„r f ,gh, The regular weekly program t i A French bicycle and tools were Ihe Sanford Rotary (Tub nest Mon­ recovered about I o'clock Tuesday day noon at the Yacht Club will h s morning, after being reported featured by the appearance nf th f missing at 12:30 a. m. Mr*. C. S. Sanford Grammar Srhoot Glee Clutl Michael of 115 Shannon Drive of SO roices under the direction of reported. Ml** Gen* Nunnelly. Th* hleycl* and tool* wera « ™ P Infound ahandnnrd on a nearby lawn This talented group of fifth 8*4 after Sheriff Denver Cordell and sixth grad* boy* and girls has re­ Deputy Sheriff W. E. Pratt apent ceived many favorable eommenti three hour* In an attempt to taka for Iht excellence of Ihelr work tha Intruder Into custody. where they have appeared and will and repair services, funeral terTelling (Haydn); Great Penca “Tha sheriff and deputy war# at 'undoubtedly make a fina Imprea* v cev. photographic studios, shoe I Have They Which I.ove Thy I j»w Albert L. Walter was named pre­ either end of tha street," Mrs. Mon before the Rotary members,, repair shops and shine parlors, as fRoger-Dcis): Rlessrd Is The Man well ss other personal services. | sident of tha Lake Mary Volunteer Michael aald, . “which probably Tha entire glee eluh personnel I t (Whitney); Great and Glorious 1* Dr. J. C. Gibbs, who celebrated Fire Department at III second prevented tha person from making made up nf Ihe following: Soprang "Automotive services" group In­ the Noma of the I.ord ( Dickinson(. his 100th birthday March 10, 1938, meeting last night which was held away with bicycle and liola.” section, Janice Wynn, Rot* Krat* Organ lelcctioni that will ha cludes general automobile repair, was hono-ed bv the Sanford l.odge at the Lika Mary School house. “They ara certainly on tha zert. Ruby Cohen, Linda MeLellaiia shops, body repair and paint played by Mrs. Touhy include No. 02 F A A M Tuesday evening, hall," Mr*. Michael said as ths exCharles Krueger was named chief Harry Colbert, Jack.tvay, Doting shops, automobile rentals, storage | Nocturne (Delamarter); HannonMarch 20 dn the request of l.aka of the volunteer fire department pressed her appreciation for the Young, Nancy Goeti, Carolyn Bagfet Du Soil- (K arg.Elert); Cants- garages, parking lots, auto laun­ Lodge No. 187, Crown Point, Ind. with three asshtanls. protection from tha local sheriff'* geriy, Donna Stowell, Bally King, dries ami other miscellaneous where Dr. Gibb* was mad* a Ma­ department. “W* regret that after bile (Franck) ami Still Waters Lorraine Jeffords, Betty Ann Hin­ The election of officers spear­ automotive services. son Nov. 13, 1889. MVaaver). spending all of tha time at­ ton. Luallce Clausa, Barbara ON4% “All other selected isrvices" *-w Special decorations have been The rcrord* of the Lake Lodge headed a campaign to promote the tempting to recover tha stolen pro­ Carol Green, Bobby June Berry, Volunteer Fire Department of tha group Includes business service* disc os* that Dr. GILL* served as perty, on* of th* ear* was stuck planned by a group of the Women TJnda Williams and Lynn Crabtreg, unincorporated Lake Mary area. A military personnel Inspection In a field and had to ba towed," of the Church under the chairman- miscellaneous r e p a i r service* Worshipful Master during th* 1a usually • very formal affair, Alto section, Mary Haled Wat to . Senfopd Fire Chief Mick N. ah* eald. eHp of Mrs. James Huff ami Mrs, amusement and recreation ser­ years of 1897, 1IM and 1190. burn, Penny Pulvar, Frank RtumlW vices, motion pictures, hotel*, George E.'W kkllne of St. Au. Cleveland Sr. told the group, which however such was not the rasa at W. S. Brumley Sr. tha Sanford NAAS rseently. J. 1*1, lnelta Thompson, Dill Lamoa, An invitation Is extends;) hy the touiist courts, motels and camps. guatine, Pest DDGM of th* 18lh wai attended by 38 Interested till T, Eager, Chief Aviation P l r # Frank Scott, Maa Selvldg*. Tom­ Masonic QfsUkt attended tha lo- j sans of tha community, "Don't try rhurch to cvehyone intcreitcri In my Crow, Judy Baty, ■ Mary cal meeting of the Sanford Lodge lo start out loo big. Start out with Control man waa tranfarrod U tho observing the Easter Season In . . , , , . Fleet Reserve after II ytara nf Goeti, Judy Lowmaa, Shareg to honor Dr. Uibbs. Wlcklln* wa#> hand estlngulshcrs and build up naval aervlee, in a rather onthis special wav. To avoid dl*trae- L O S t l f i M f i d l O f. l. f.l l Giles, Dreodn Rantw, Allan Al. . . . . . . . . . . . delivered' by-JJCj Gibb* In Crowd fr*in there." Cleveland toM Ihe tion* that might ba caused by lata orthodoa eeramony held at the bars. Nyltag Albers, Carat Ang arrival, the "epe was expressed pw yi Heavy Attack. Tralnlag lln li to­ Carol, Nanay Vataog a e i RuU| - r _ / ;U>n IA • ,\!edtca! W 'Ptf. ’• - '• |W**;h<* «**|d ami ihat a course ol day. * -» v —, , —■■■■^ VSat all would ha seat'd by tha - ■ CarMofl. — -»<■ W'limfiifc D ie te d JDr.alUhtfe eaa.-s tvSanferd dw inaltWtldh-vouM be'glveo’lo any i A t th* legular morning muster Th* Joyce# Eaatar Egg Hunt time tha chimes sve™ plnyed, five, Ihar ami M fro ald ad h*re IlMe,-1 membarr bf ths gfAnp wild WitRed Eagar wal asked by (Mr. I.. In addition In Mile group la g riil.-julo* before the acheduled has been set for Sunday April 1 Plans are complete for tonight’s Ho irakes his home at .Obi Mag­ lo lake li by the State Kira Collrga. special vocal enatmbla consisting eUrtlng times. Weldlaln, Commanding Offlrer nf at 2 p. m. In Fort Mellon Park tilth anniversary reunion of the nolia Ave. of: First soprano#, Roan K ratiart, Other officers named at last IIATU, to Inspect the personnel, by tha Lake. Castle Memorial Cla.s of tha % Diana Toney. Jean Henson, Domfg night's meeting Included: James ae It customary. To elgnify that First Methodist Church, John Dav* Thrasher, chairman of tha Young and Ca ref a Cleveland; aee. A. Yales, vice president; Mrs. Al- hli active aarvlca waa computed, Faster Egg Hunt eommittaa for ond soprano, Sandy Richard*. hert I.. Waiter, secretary; It M. Eagar waa aeated In a wheel th . Seminal, County Junior Chain-1 Marrlt I'hillipn, Jeann* Robson and Ball, treasurer; and the Rev. L. W. chair and propelled through th* The meeting Is scheduled to get 1 Q r Q e l V P O D l l l a t G Q ranka to complete th* Inspection. will h* for all Srmlnnt# ' County t v ' ........... ... ........ .......... - ■» HUH# Jean Tate; and allot, Phylisg Scott, chaplain. underway with a dinner at 7 2$ / r verve the people of this rounty In I’icklasimtr, Iron* Johnson, J u d f F.lected as Assistant Fir# Chiefs Following th« inspection Eagar children on# through ten yean dock. Sauls said, which will he public offlew first, at County and Van Winkle and Susan TUlay, whg were: D. Elmore, B. White, and, r''[ , cV,n of age.” held In McKinley Hall on Park Juvenile Judga and, tinea Novem­ will be heard In n tperisl Roger* Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRF.BA r . E. Donaldson. ~By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i " » , l *rt for. hl,# ehlfW,n Revealing that th*v* waa * big Ave, hag of pennies for a nest a nag panntea nrsi «gg , , , 7 ber of IKil, aa your Stale Senator. and HimmaraUin number. Three governorship candidates There werr a few patches of Also elerled last nighl w*** •* and aom . flahlng equipment to ‘- m e a t for th . Egg H.mt last 1 hope that in the** eight years I .1. r.. E. .vie McKinley, pas , . . . ' , | Tha in# Rev. ncv. .i. run icy, p»s. On* of Sanfard't most lalentag rainpalgned today In Ihe Dade, Board Wow or rain hut dry weather pre- tor of th, f ,ll|rph wbell ......... ... ........... ii„ . year, T hrasher said. “ W# ax- have been able to contribute some­ pianists, Allison Lea, wfl art a t of Directors headed bv S ... i v i . . — vailed In most of the country to-l rvns. organized, will •„ .bs .her* for Broward and Pal mnr* ................... thla year 'for with other m . m n e j " P * th# Navy ........................................ ~ thing in tome small way to the accompanist and will also bn fca*r4 Eagar joined In prrt *v»n ......... the event,” day. * e r al te ott m *l rnr 1 tiattipil Including: Frank Evans, die occasion ami many of the past where almost im Denver, Colo and lias served i>n . ■ well-being nf our county, Its people In a piano eolo. n iI frPe ............ A little wintry weather returned presidents and teachers sre ex. registered Democratic voters ^ j5|m m irm ini ...Kar|. _ Toney. __ Wat- many aldpa and Aircraft Squad­ Lutheran Haven children will ha and Its youth. I balisva now, as 1 <0 soma northern Midwest area* perted to attend as well as a concentrated. i , on R ff| the Rev. L. W. Scott, and rons. He was at Pearl Harbor on guest* of tha Jaycee* at thia believed In 1954, Dial I am qualified with snow falls in sections of number of th* charter memlier* Former Gov. f “,lr r . 1" * rreln Mr*. S. T. Fowler, Dee. '7, 1941 and saw considerable ytar'* Easter Egg Hunt. Demo Executive Donations nf egg* to be used 10 serve In Ihe Florida Senate, North Dakota, Minnesota and Wis­ who have moved away, said Saul*. wound up a full week of nli meet* action during WW II. II# waa Th# Board will decide the dale on I know Ihe views of these leader* (he*voteri lour of Dade County fnr th* Easier Egg Hunt ara baconsin. A narrow belt of snow ex­ an operator and mechanic on tha Under the direction of Charlie which the next mrctihg will he (heads on Stala Institutions) and Committee Meet tended from North Dakota south- Morrison, who will tmree the af- ! while Gov. Collins and Farris Bry held. famous Norden bomb sight f or ' l ng received now from Jayreaa Ilia nteds of (he Inslltullons they W itw erd Into western and south-,I fair, Tony Rutsl and Ernest ant Marled out on handshaking several years. Fnr th* past two and their frisuds. Contributions represent—the long wailing Hats; Is Called Tonight Incorporation papers. It was reEa|rar h„ b, tn th„ Leading lour* in Broward and Palm Beach. 1 are mad# hy railing 1572, arn Wisconsin art.1 Into central, Southward will he featured on th# the lark nf spar* and facilities; A fourth candidate. Sumter Low­ veale.l, ara in Ihe procesi nf being chl§f P(Uy o ffifrr of HATH. A meeting ad tha SamlnMn and southeastern Minnesota, hills entertainment portion nf the retha need for additional personnel C o a is 4 y Domocratlt Exacutlva rompleleJ with a report thal varl Eagar will live In Orange City, uf * 0,one lnch, union meeting. Rosa Southward ry, carried hi* one-)dank segrega­ ous persona had promised rooperaand doctors at the hospital and with hla wlf# and four children. Cnnimltte* has baen taltad and The cold air mass which moved H.m r, ad ,he Mstorv of the dall< tion platform before th# voters farm rolony. I shall eonllnue my llon wllh the Volunteer Fire De •outheastwsrd across the lourr Tonjf Ru, , | n j|, d n fi and from Venice to Tamp*. will gather tonight a l 8 o'clock Interest In them and continue lo at Ih# Svmlnela County Court Great Lake* region and Pcnns>l- Southward will headline a 30- I Collins worked up from Miami psrtmenl group and offered ronlri-1 work for thale improvement,” Is* lo West Palm Reach where he bulions and equipment. Four secHous*. vanla brought scattered mow flur- minu,a m ig|t |an', a ft. TALLAHASSEE '84-Atty. 0»n. said. Th# <ommltt**f mad* up of rU* during the nighl. Thera .ara more than 200 mem- will deliver his rampalgn kirkoff (ions of hose wera contributed by Ervln'a ruling went lo Seeralary Stenstrom said, "Florida, as wall roninilttsamen and eommlltaawotalk over (wo West Palm Brach Allamont* Springs. .Another wet belt was In western be-ra of the rl*»*. Ing a slat# charter lo th* First at Ihe entire nation, It faring a television stations lonlghb Organization of a ladies auxlll-' ... . , Oregon and Washington. , ________________ Development Corp. of Miami crisis In th* field of mental health. ni#n from #aeh precinct In Semi­ There's a good ehanre for Col-; , ry wa, nnt discussed at Iasi | p W a S n i n q t O n nal* County, ha* Invited all can­ IfTcmpcralures were around leaReach which sought to Incorporate K.irl level* in most of thr r o u n f l A l . l . , RGT1.ER TO Hoj. sn.l Itryant to meet up In night's meeting hut it 1s expectr.l ... . g , n< ..j under a 19.45 law designed In pro­ 11 is my hope and belief lhal our didate* In th* forthcoming Demo­ interim committee of tha aenat* West Palm Beach since they're, lhal , uch , discussion will come " m. . of cratic Primary to meat with than! ify. They were in th* 30s and 40'] DEBATE ON TV and house can and will maka re- to plan th* ralllna which will l>g meeting which has; Flor,,,8» iHendlng a mesting >r vide help to Florida industries. In mojt area* except in the Gulf NEW YORK (Jv—Th# Republi- scheduled In sprsk over lhe_samej up al )ha Ercin'a ruling went lo Secretary more than 8,000 family doctor* In (Cnnllnaed Os Page Ten) Coast, southwest and southerni o n and D e m o c r a t i c nation- television station — WJNP-TV—an not yet been set. held between now and May I. ih* National Guard Armory, Wash­ of Slate Gray who had been tent California where they vicrc In Ihr *1 chairmen — Leonard W. Hall hour and 1.4 minutes spart Bryant Robert Uillhlmtr, secretary of a proposed charier by Ihe firm. ington, D. C. Doctors from evary the Seminole County Dsmocratlo Us and 60». Rclovv-frecalntf icad -1 Faul M. Rutler—will debate Is on at 8 p. m. snd Collins at Th* 193.4 law was enacted In give part of th# eountry have register, ADKNAL'tfR LEAVER Execuliv* Committee said, "Wn Ir;s were conllncil to a relatively on CBS.TV Sunday from > lo 3:33 7.t.4 p.m ed for th# American Academy of financial Institutions authority lo rOR VACATION Filmed version* of Collins* talk want th# ylawa end Ideas of all im -ll area over the Great Lakes' P (E-'»T). pool their funds to mika loam for BONN. Germany (8»-Chanfenor | General Praelle# Eighth Annual the candidates aa to tha number r;giun and weslward into MinncT'1® debate will originate In will be carried by tl other stations Th# Sanford Roat and Ski Club of rallies to be hold and w h n a | Congress Hall, Philadelphia, as throughout tha slate this afternoon Conrad Adenauer lift today for a : Scientific Aaaembly. Th# Acad- Industrial development. a and North Dakota. The Slate Development Commls- will gather tonight In th* CAP they will h# hsld." vacation In Switrerlan.l. He wlll|*my, headquartar* In Kanea* part of the annual forum spnn-! and tonight. i >oicd hy Ihe Philadelphia Bulle­ Warren concentrated yesterday spcntl thrre In four week* In a villa City* Mo., has more than 21.000 tion said the firm's apparent plan Hall a b o v e Touchton's Drugstore Rillhlmtr said, “Wa wart to vet . In Issue up lo fiv# million share* for It* regular meeting at 8 up a complete program this year.'* at P o m near Lugano, . member* and la th# nation * aatin. In Northwest Miami, cond largest medlral association. of rommnn stock at a dollar a o’r'nrk. Jim Lea of Ovitdo la chalrmag Dr. Epstein wll hav# an oppor- share and to make loans from Th# public Is Invited to these nf tha committee. I tunlty to hear 28 of tha nation'* proceed* "is not contemplated by meetings and all members ara top medlral authorities discus* law.” urged to he present. I raw developments and prograea in tha fielda of therapy and diag­ 4|i«o>t 4*7 millions in m v| a"d nosis. H# will alio sea mors than b*- '-» ron'tructlon proiects wer* r 't v r ' *r . 78 arlantlfle and 265 technlral #x'4rw#v in th# slat# during Fab. n a M hihlts that report research re­ rutry, according to a monthly sults and display new druge, In­ tfr'-rc s * report Is-ueH today bv struments and equipment. “tvhat Ih# Thjhtte Brh"«vl« M#«g WMb'- E, Jones Chairman of Th# Arademy It th# only medl­ the Stale Road Departmcn'. |o the Community” will h# th* ral association which require* , ,'ln addition to the *88,780 MU suhlect of #n addres* hy P ty h itw ij every member to eontinua hia T. Milwee. Seminole Cminty Biui# ftf p to 'v ts already under cons'ruem 4 medical education. Rapid medical Han, Chairman .lone* said Ihat erlntendcrt of Public Initrurtlmt# progrtaa, th* Academy helleves, at an open maetnig «)-in-orcd hy ini* were received fur *1.734,781 makes It neeteaary for th* dor­ In new construction.. During the the (Ivlado Masonic Ia>df# and Ip ter to keep learning. For thla rea­ nm'»h contract* were formally he held at tha City llatl In Ovltd* son, avaiy member muet complete a n s ' 0«d for.rnns-uctlon tulellrg Monday night at 8 o'clock. ■K ! j'Ttfv. , 4yto ;» itVei 180 hour* of postgraduate study 11,010,828. whllo work completed Most Worshipful Roy 4YHght i tvary thr*# yaara, and aeeaptad by th# Department Jr.. District Deputy Grand M a tte r. i i'Th* four-day aelantlfle program W lha period amounted t« 18,124,of ts* IBth Maionta District wlf. Include* aurh prominent medical introduce Mllwe*. M7. . educator* aa Dr. W. Proctor Har­ , William H. Dial of Orlando. Official* of the OvUd| Matonl* vey Georgetown University; Dr, Ledge said that there will h* n* Kaad Board member from tho Iwentrd Scheelf. aurgaon general, admission charge and thal th* Diatriet, raportod that eonUnited Stale* Public Health Ser­ don under 88 contracts In tht publl* I* Invited ta d urged t* aU vlca: and Dr, Eugan* A. Staad eountiaa comprising this dietend. Jr.. Duka University, at aeeeuntad for 116,802,031 of The meeting fa halag held ay -g part »f “ Puhlla Behaol* 8ho atata road totaled. MADAME KAI-8NEK U TODAY proclaimed throughout th ;!■ Sanhiala County, thy gradTAIPEI, rormosa Ifi — Mn. Mare*]* lodge* hy Bay Y and paving of 9,801 mlkv of Av*. In Sanford (Rtato DR. J. C. GIRBS (canter) wan honored Tuesday by Sanford Lodge No. 69 F * A M. With him anal rhlaag Ksl-shsk, wife of th* Chi­ J . T. W J i' T, XAGAK (a tronsferrod transferred to t* Tl* Ylaat Xaaarv* *ft*y 9t yaava a f N aval I KAGAR Is 18-800) wag roportad 88 Gtorg* E. WkUiaa, PDDGlf, TUglar Bnnak ( 1 * 1 sad Bay t . Wright. DDGM. 18th Maaoaj* DU- nes* NstlOBiliit President, cal* * ^ i « | ^ r ^ J ^ | * ^ p r M * a U d g if t * to tua In hi* “»p*r# Uaa". (Offt* shipful ■■SfcWBrJ Dr. J. C. Gibbs Albert W alterTo Head - Honored Tuesday Volunteer Fire Dept. By Local Masons Eagar Transferred j To Fleet Reserve In Unusual Ritual Class Ann versarv point *«* M K w* i*#,* Com Plans Completed % Dry Weather Seen In Country Today Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Set April 1 wouldhelpinany Candidates Work O ’, portion Of State Doctor Attending Scientific Program f Ervin Advises Against Charter Boat, Ski Club Meeting Tonight j Grading, Paving Cf French Avenue 9° Pcf\ Complete Milwee To Address Mooting Sponsored Bv Oviedo Masons 1 j ,■ 8 * ^ g I JCK- —• • #*#'*. 'm ___ L‘0S' - - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ffceffa09650a7569276e9f578e9aa1.pdf a812f6eddd3a67685726ea6ac9c47b78 PDF Text Text Red Haired Church Reveals Series 01 Sermons S e n a to r S te n str o m M fJ . H . Pi Speaks To Lions; New Officers Told (ttortlMC* M as Page Owe) stall and transportation of students for-Fattest Park. . k V CASSELBERRY—Otale Senator Funds for Uta-operation of the Dougin Rteqietrmn of Sanford, school are supplemented by-Samlaipole eat the Lloni Club meeting oU County Board of Education fur. Vhur«dav nigh.. aUing «n iMassr/' j!*j|ng teacher salary ana--bus of procedure concerning bills com­ transportation, me Seminoie-Cwn* ing up before the legislature. Sen­ ty Commissioners annually contri* fcute 1400 for tha operation al tha ator Stenstrom discussed some of the most Important lawa enacted R. T. Mllwee, Seminole •County during the last session and an­ Superintendent of Publle Instruc­ swered many question* concern­ tion wi* a visitor.to the school ing their effect locally, as well during open house ceremonies.yes­ terday. County Commissioner Otis as those of state-wide’Interest. A slate of officers for the com­ Pourakre attended the dci*toition ceremony last night. > ing year waa submitted by a nom­ inating^ committee and approved. The slate is composed of Paul McClure, president) Ben Evans, first vice-presidont; Junius J. Al­ (Ceaitoeed Prom Page One) len, aecond vice-president; Robert member of the Elk's Club for M Scharpff, third vlco;presldcnt; Al­ years, a member of tha Brother len Vickers, secretary! Tad Alt­ hood of Railway Tralnmoh for-to years, and member of the Order man, treasurer)' C .' K. (Bud) of Railway Conductors, sever*] Plaher, Lion Tam er.and Henry year*. ’ ' : Stump, TalUwlster. Tat* aald this morning as he Candidates for the three vacan­ qualified for Justice of the peace, cies occurring on Iba board of "1 Invite anyone to examine my record aa a eltlxen a n d 'a s an directors are Joseph H. Welmer, employe of the Atlantic Coast Line Carl Jack and John Snyder. Vick­ Railroad." ers, retiring president, becomes board chairman. A new scries of sermons on "The Disciples of Christ" will begin prefer to keep life as it irv'M Sunday sight ti -lbe d '" -' Chris­ \ Miry Jean Elsen- be if Eisenhower was not presi­ tian Ctfurcn, Pastor' f a i r L. Stone announced today. a Ditto. over two dent. I red ktirad. They are raising thalr children The aeries will be given. Mr. ----- grandchild of tho la the old fashioned way. Grace Rtone laid, because of requests ! Md MW. Dwight D. El- la said at meals and the young- for information concerning the re­ I by this nsturslly. ittrs are taught to be polite and to ligious body of which the local, ____Thompson has rod obey. But Barbara In Issuing or- congregation Is a part. The topic* are slated as follows: March 23, so had hor great groat Dlidplea and Conversion"; . Elsonhowor, family su- do this—". Sha' likes order but "The April 1, "The Disciple* and Bap­ doesn't get too upset If things get ■My. tism": April §. "The Disciples and , Joan wag bora Dtc. t l >t at slxts-and-Mvens. the Lord’* Supper"; April IS, * Reed Hoepltel to Barbers When tha youngster* visit the "The Disciples and the Bible"! wife of tho Eisenhowers’ only Eisenhowers at the White House April S3, "The Disciples and the , MsJ. John Sheldon Elsen- or at Gettysburg they are apt to Church"; and April 23. "The Dis­ r/oow ststloood sf this Army ciples and Christian Unity." center, as a* Infantry happens tp most children wk* ViaAt the first of the acriei of it their grand parents. It takes a services Byron Smith and Clyde '• < • . S Elsonbowera-bo Is n ftw days but Barbara gets them E .Feathers will act aa attend­ ance aponsori. Harry Falk will W-orO trying U raise baek into'their routine. .jfren to as normal a home •bteara And John met to Vienna, read the Scripture and offer pray­ tho spotllghl wfli permit, Austria; whan a young Army couple er. Special music Is’scheduled with young*tars ore Dwight tovlted Barbara, whose father was Mrs. Ira- C. Metsger as pianist. ___inbower H, f, (known *r stationed there, to dinner and the The evening offering will be taken Barbara Anno 4 and Susan husband brought home a fellow by Ivan Ellett and Wayne Evans. ameer, Cspt. John Elsenhower. At the morning hour Palm Sun­ *THB TIME BEING. HOfi He and Barbara became engaged day will be observed, with music. t t|m# being, homo Is a a few month* later, In February Scripture, ptayer and message In with that theme. W. II. immod, red brick, throe- 1147. It waa In Ptbruary ISIS that fitting Yeung Is to assist In the service. _ house hero—Identical to Mrs. Dwight D. Etaenower became In the absence of the regular orga­ - assigned other officer* of engaged to a second lieutenant not nist Mrs. N. V. Farmer who wm !, Elsenhower's reek. So far It long out of West Point. Barbara called to eKntucky by family ill­ htesst quarters the couple and John ware married In June ness, Mrs. M. C. Stone will be at 1M7. lifi • . ", ;*vA' the console. -a Joan, Ilka hor mother, Ralph Wlpht, Committee ChairFrom Monday through Flda» ol iy Tbompion, and her .men of th* Elk’* Club Blood Bank Holy Week the pastor will broad­ ___ .tow, Mr*., Elsenhower. Ryan, General announced today that any donor* cast devotions over the local staot whom menlod Army ef, „ „... iwho wish to contribute..blood for Hon. On Maunday Thursday night. „ ...... r . „ .................. . -'tonegrr of the Mlnneapolla Mill- fnr lh, b#nk cOU|d dn Thur>. j . ’know* whet U U to meve dldlght Communion service. In the , r * address the Sanford KfH»y afternoon, March 22. from i pSJt to post. Barbara end John were PINERURST, N.C. UR-Marlene union Gowl Friday service lo he wants Club at tholr noon lunrhe-u, -1 to 7 p- m. at the Elk’s Club., to I04T at Ft. Monroe, Va., Stewart headed back tor Rollins held at the First Presbyterian meeting tomorrow at th* Yacht Wight sUted that all 'dAter* would recelvo a free steak,dinner jer father, Col. Thompson, College today toting a set of sil­ Church he will present a mcdlta.1 itlred, ws* stationed, they ver. token of her 1 up North snd lion on Ihe fourth word of Chrlsl1 „ _ , *nd refreshments after their do­ nation. "< | from the Cross. n J,«n w|1> h» «ur' 1 of _ , Jvod at five posu. South Amateur Ool( Tournsmrnt Monday the Chrlstlen Woman's Urban* Jr., menaijer of the May- The Blood Bank bloedmnhlla wltf I The senior Elsenbowsrs and (ht finals victory over Wands BinFellowship selected Mrs. L. Yow fair Inn and program chairman he In Sanford at th* Elk's Club Thompsons now hsvo rooftrees they r.k.-. . . | V • M, as secretary lo fill the unexplred f°r *h" Klwanis Cluh meetln-r to- for th* contributions Thursday etn call tholr own—thanks lo their i,fternoon. Little • ■"'ft* ; “ term of Mrs. .lame, L. Anderson: morrow. wives.-It wss Mamie Xltenhower had c , nj| Poln, Mr|> | ------------------------------------------a real hallle against the t'voj w|]0 mnvH who rftally picked nuf Ihe firm at handicap p l a y e r s from Baton tettysburg anJ while Col. Thomp- Rouge, La, who gave up pitching V. II Grantham, nrcuident, ha« 7on wl* ovcriets In World War II softhell and playing basketball appointed a committee composed hia wrtfe bought their home In only two yean ago lo take up of Mrs. O. I). Landress, Mrs W. II. Young and Mrs. n. W. Bainoivllle, Fla. The colonel, In- golf seriously. ------------------------------- ly WIlllAM HITT ■■ eldontolly,, Is now attending lew "I’d hsle to play her hext year," Cassuhe tn nominate nrw officers Central Trcis Writer Khoql at the Universily of Florida said Marlcnr, whose home Is In I for Ihe missionary year brginnine July I. lliarv* Konlhlll, Ontario, Canada, She At Sunday school on Easier Ihe A SCIENTIST sugresta [ case, suggests Bitch Dollar Den­ bBirbara Is a tail, slim young added, "I never thought I had her train a group of Intellectuals to nis. of losing money ON th* annual offering for institutional ipmsn with brown half snd hard until It was over. She'd sink a putt missions, ministerial aid, and four concentrate on reading th* ndmla tracki Instead of AT on*, 4 to ntlnner she Is natural and now end then snd keep me wor­ other causes will be received. At of Premier Bulganin and other t I f idly- She has a quick smile ried." Kremlin bigwigs. Well, It's a Ihe tl o'clock Easter service the Jqaorr-atinped /lying toueert thought, anyway. _ a sense el humor that comes Pinpointing Jhe key to her vic­ special "30 pieces of silver" for are reported lighted by. notice* t l !*' bendy. Her husband Is serious, tory, th* Rollins student obierved. the Education nullding will be Someone Helped all Ike turf of A/ghnnlitau. Those aren't Ifthy,. eod wsnti to make his "My Irons were never belter end brought lo the chancel In plastic from the fourth arrtn of on Ebjr- eauctri—they re fly tug doormatit his own. my pulling wasn't really bad— bags and dedicated. It Is hoped I' I t lit* golf course, fi ll take a truck ____la ono outright oxtrovert for me, at least." that the lat|fer offering will result lo replace that illrolf A pheumenla-strlcken California n tho family—David, who Is taking Marlcr.e had a 7S to It for In doubling the amount In Ihe ! t t eat has recavered after 4w# week* JVerythlng In stride Including a Wanda on Ihe No. i course ol fund, (ii-orge W. Morgan, chair­ kecks nod dagptri were used In an asygen tent. Mary didn't grand/ither l|t the White House. the Country Club, a A.OOO-ysrder man of Ihe Building Committer, vied In a riel In Mereic*. That, Ho has s erew cut, roualsh brown from front tees with a women's •aid. says Ih* men el Ih* nest desk, oyti,* a mobile faco and an Infec­ par of 74. - - Is strictly cay* man ilulf. tious smile. t t t Sports svsnte at a Quebec, Can­ David snd hla sister Barbara CHOU ENLA! TO VISIT U. S. Decause a special train waa so ada. winter carnival had to b* H o ^ D lfn l • Anne, are driven about to miles PIINON N PENH. Cambodia w »J 1 • 4 J 9 f J U U l IV U L G S late they were prevented from postponed because of very mild bom Ft. Betvolr to St. Anges Epis­ Red China's Premier Chou F.n-1 betting on a 1173 60 dally double, tempereturee. There'* a twitch— Marrli 10 copal School In Alexandria, Va. lal plans to vlsif this country, Ihe nn eastern railroad Is being sued game* called oft because of good ,\thnl*iilnit* Susan now It In kindergartm on Cambodian Information ministry ^ r* Lois Higginbotham (San­ by two Massachusetts men. A weather t ford) the post. All three go to Sunday announced. No date was given. gchnoi on the post. Mrs. Mary Drew (.Sanford) The Invitation waa extended by Di-trharxra The Junior Eisenhowers, touched premier Prince Norodom Sihanouk -by me glamor of the White House,' who has proclaimed his Intention Mrs. Th-mas Lively (Sanford) are prim* targets for Invitations tn to keep Cambodia neutral in the Mrs. Lillian Hein (Lougwood) - Iluttle Wood and Imby this party living town. But they Easl-Wei; struggle. Mrs. Snmurl Hen Jtoblnsan, 1 Mrs. Shirley Second and Imby,1 MOVE o v e r : Hanford) . rente corns* o* rue temeremwi u t e n *\o Lina ifAoao vcruxakt Thomas Sllnx (Sanford) to lltiilii uoonn. jn.. Oht uaeo -* nwmora W O fX W TO N * March 20 CJt> J l r »nd Mrs Lulhsr *tn«r*. wst, isrwstso -o rt. UM-LB* WP« ar. OAAYNfiN. CALDWELL PARAdmission* wo mitea inti, w n No. *: Henry T. Ruisell (Lake Mary) t-VTIlil CIRCUIT CULM S v n i dUMCIAL Cl H'llMIU.I, I* AMI I u ^ r a . W M W . I* C Blood Donors Will Got Steak Dinner 'Rosy' Ryan Will Speak A t Kiwani Marlene Stewart Wins North, South Amateur Tourney YOU'RE TELLING ME! ................................ Legol Notice 1 jjk s fr.'W .W .stir. BBSS Circuit. Mmlnof* Pounlr, Florid*. Sltusts »l Hsnfurrt. Florid*. You '* U Pa limn f. _C*S* ho T o : r A iu u n fe n ,a M,K J'’"-a Clr«-»u Co-irl, Ninth ClrouU ■*»!• aol* County. Florid* *1 Hanford. Florida or • dsrrsn pro confstsn Will lit »ni*r«il *e«ln»t you *nd Iho riijf will proi-rtd «i p*rt*. WITJCWW mr hnnd »nd *»»1 Hit* M lh T d tr of >t»Kh, i»»». * . rlsrk ♦ M n d Olfrult rnuM. ninth Circuit, i t mi-ole Courtly, florid*. | I m |) o . r . I(«rndnn A ’f '" 1 c lir tc to ^ V .rc h |o.nth April Snd °A»»TI)n, Datandant SOS* I-. c , Iltildtnco «nd j tKR. rialnillf, line Addraaaaa You art r llto ab.iva ' J h A . iI th a t a u ll you in * r* unknow n. ht* ba«n FRANK r. OLD*, not put peemurt on your toed, Tight shoes. generally a n tha cause of moat corns, . J ”V*hla -Uone probably won’t eure hard corns. YourUociu. will have to par* the surface and r»move tha eantraJ core after first havi ng you soak your fact In hoi J j j S S T i f m e% o« S t W o aoma c o r i ^ a S K r S whlcS S‘trmU ,oluUon* aeeur between the toes are soft- To Protect Area anad by the macerating action of Applying a ring of soft felt wad* •weal. ding about tha area should leltovt They occur where there la All friction and pressure. Other pressure or friction. He* • Sons doctors treat corns with moral of these eourccs stay mean dichloracetio add and aalleyllo rapid and compute disappear- add. but these treatments must anec of tha coma. be used very carefully. Hard eoma a n another matter. .Sometimes X-ray therapy U T hen occur on the eaternal auecnaful. However, you can’t desurface of tha toes. The surface PVhdiOn jV to shiny and polishtd. la panereaUtla? PaacmUUs la inflamwill reveal a eore. it’s this ears Use paaem a, a larpa which causes tha dull, boring or _____sath the first part of ehaip pain when it presses on the small bowel. nnderlylng sensory nerves. Symptoms constat of abdominal P in t thing to do, of course, is pain, tenderness of the abdomen, to g e ta p a lr o f/h tee which will and vomiting. GASOLINE g t e MONET KALMAR, Sweden CD — Gjeta Garbo I n h e r i t e d 4,000 kronor (I7T2) today from ail uncle who worked a farm near this south .Swedish dty. • The will of Ales Johansson be. m queathed a Uke sum to Garbo'i brother, Sves Oustatason. As a teen-ager, the actress spent summers on her unde's farm. She visited-ijm 10 ycarajtago ■ . j START* TONIGHT START! T«H MOTOR O IL M A C ' S O IL C O M P A N Y W holesale Distributor E. H. McAlexander Owner KEROSENE FUEL O IL •til (My LOCH ARBOR ✓ Parade of Plans No. 3 5 OR MORE CIRRUS TREES ON EACH LOTI DiveraifUd plans; varied exteriors) large lota (il Financing CbHVIfittehfil riHatttliti Carrying costs lens than rent No City taxes . . . all city conveniences, Including Mall delivery , Community water nyatem **a Streets paved and curbed Colored kitchen appliance* Moulded Formica alnk top* * • • * Colored Flumblng fixture* . \ Wife-saver rainbow kitchen by GENERAL $ ELECTRIC GE 10 cu. ft. refrigerator , GE large elg* rang* ' GE 66-gal watar heat eg ' r, W H O W A S BEST M A N ? W A L T l : i i U*.h '(• A h T / : i' l *1 a r'/« M r* n lln e P l a l n l l t l „ dUbrc-a an il .u 'l'r .S , ‘ to , „ h V( I,rI *b> (. p"r»r«alfl* "-lU irad n h da lly a f„tr rhv I)n owe on tk w*T suwwruoue weew* a n * w w m HMorv n« m w aaosacot, eewtsee »uw* a* iw c a * ueweta j w in tu m g o tk tn * -*ocuTso^a.THt / •WMr-ncvfPuciMiNPiAM weeaNOiwa / wnxc note - TmtktmftetYi.1.* L » with tha Clark o» aald sss* «• F **'"''*' L»,"to,'.ui! o«,ro'r0fh .T r". i s t h h c iliV - i i t c o V u t n v t i i m JIUMCMI. t l M T I T IT • awii f o r e s j x i x o i . r r o t .* T V , * t r.o R itn . i s o iiA x c r.n r TALE DON'T cut your own earns. tertian) tndiUM to tha only •ure method of curing corns, but tot r ~ r doetor do it for you. He •*"* <wuy Wio»'» —>w, but ha has tha lnatrumenta to perform a elaaa. heat job. lettarto a f i a— -VttNHA.- .-Amiri*.' m - i ldia Budap«*i-»ridtodgy d»m« b«d burst on tfc* floodlit* Danube River id southern Hungary, lead, log water over TO,000 acre* of land. The broadcast laid I w a t o n failed-to break-a O-mfla to*T lee Jam-In the river. New q g at evacuation* of rosldenla were earrictl c.vnTr.n, * V IV fll to/n?»ARi6T ftte n ,' Don't Attempt To Foot Dls'Yoursdlf GE garbaga dlspoaall GE Automatic dlahwaaher la deln« I-bath home* / - *. -. fu* , - ,r,VZ tK^v. s fsy|( 'Til GE automatic washing machine In deluxe 2-bath home* Abo: Kitchen ventilator WILLIAMS Plaintiff. CHICAGO, Illinois - Stveral taka ago, Pat Lee, 21, walked r (6aal) C lr r u lt C l f r k A l|r .r n « y fo r r U I M I f f ‘ Borry," **ld th* p*nonn«) olhor, "■you weigh toe much." Pat weighed 1U pounds! A recent M -in | |v m4 .graduate of Northwestern U-, she ! had planned for year* on * hoi tat* unil now**"* ,d‘ K,W'*"’ - career. But Pat w u not discour, m ?, t t W R I K . * ' ,h* 8f rlnr* aged, Although all her ‘reducing dicta ? 2 l k ^ * 7 i n * , r * bf ,n V • " • d in <11bad foiled, aha found o new one v ".u r bu. M e r r ill that contain* ell tha vitamino-but to Ih* Clrrult Court. Klnih Cira expands In the tto math end aati*. rtamlmt* Cnunljr, Florida, alu ft** hunger without adding calorie*. ^ " '. • t o . r t o r l d a Tou. era In about 12 week*, sho wee down LM.to Pt*M ,•« "r nnawar ilo 1M pound* end her curvee-* — I? ' # filed In abnyr r-url, wrltln* nn nr hafnra Anrll SS. 1 , mm-mm-mm. I1** » .dear#* pm ranfraao will By this time she had come to the i in l l ?fip*n *,o*1"*1 »«« t h* c >attention of tha Stele Phamecel w 4 D irt#and . I Company, who nuke tho product bjjp hand an d a t a l \ l»lh dar «/ March. ISSI, a. ,t ’ that helped her reduce—It'* celled t,' _Jbe nm iU Court, H*mlr "Alt-tn-On*” end coma* in cap­ ful**. Currently the’a through with F?or1diL N ",h C rou',' *'*to airlines and hes ircomr “Mile All* ft P- Darndon—Clark In-One", representing her besa all ever the country m radio and TV, vyss C ft R'-v 4*4 r » rn P a rk , F lo r id * 2 jsAm dent just askfor bourbon a ,, askfor vif. A Project! ■------- D O N T --------• • ’ / t e v Away Y<m Tire DeHart Bees as* Tens Ttree Are Bmwtk. U l WRLBM T tB l SHOP IN W. lad P it On New Trtek Robber T m i t That Will Glv* Ooeraetded NEW THUS Wear And Isvn Ys w N s mp * ' . i'. SALES OFFICE: Little Venice WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. ted 8 Ih N 1949 8gnford’g L wuHr e Bui!t|<;r N YIABB m IANFORD TELEPHONE 1504 tt&VA.itA] w-e * �*« ■T ■■ - -v tu '• , W co H itr AN I MM ITME X L y TII HANFORD. FLORIDA Fair iM emtlawsd toll* cool I * day and tanlghl. Tharsday parti? •loodjr and waraur, with chant*' af ahawcra. DAILY •—rrm * WEDNESDAY, MARCH SI, 1*5« Wlrw ■ B i.'i * *• For One Of Hottest Campaigns In History "Whsr* there Is plenty of Hra•lock there U hound to be more auceeiiful agriculltye going an," <>4if * . Robert Lamont, prominent Semin* ole County cattleman and a mam* her of the Seminole County Cattle* men's Association, told tho Semin* ole County Farm Bureau at Utelr monthly meetini last night. t; • Lamont and Robert Co*, field t f representative of tho Farm Bureau, '-■aster seals have been mailed were speakers at the Seminole lot.SOO Homes apd business houses County Farm Bureau meeting held Ip Seminole County, Mrs. Harold la the Futuro Farmers Building. In hit Informative talk last night APftUby, chairman of tha* Baiter net c §eal Campaign hero said today. ha pointed out to the Farm Bureau members "If Seminole County bad' Sparked by > a sevao-way John Calvert, famed morla rfTht seals wera folded and atufmore cattle there would be a 1 Governor'* race, th e poll star whoa# most recent pictura IM Into the envelopes with ae* greater benefit to the people. The - . — ... . , A wiener roast will he featured liral stage hie been set In Semi­ "Dark Venture" will be ahown la cempanying return envelopes h.T price of beef is not as high as most! *r Saturday a* the first event of the nole County for one of the hottest Sanford next Friday and Satur­ Sanford Pilot Club, said Mre. people Imagine when It Is com-' < Hlcyela Safety Club following the campaigns In the area's history, day, will be In Sanford tn address Last minute qualifiers yester­ the almlent* at Seminola lligli Appleby, who praised tha local pared with labor's wages today," third Inepection and registration day, shortly before nooo, left the School Friday morning at 10:30, Pilot organisation for their excel- said Lamont. BROWNIB BCOUTS OF TROOP No. 4 are eondu eted through The Benford Herald by Charlie MorrJ. fur new membere. Lamont pointed out that today •on. TTtey ata shown looking at the hiar pr**i on ons of their stops through the plant. (Staff Photo) laiu work In preparing tha anvalThe event, eponeored by the rltiiens pretty much In a quin according la Ezra Klmbrrll, man­ the by-products of the ratllr In­ apaa for mailing. Sanford Pollea Department, will dry as lo which way the tide will ager of the Rita Theatre here, Calvert will alio hP heard avef Also, sponsored by tha Sanford dustry are not used because of the gel underway at It o'clock, when turn. Ten of lhe Incumbents who have Pilot Club, Slid Mrs. Appleby, general use of synthetics. Even the registration and Inspection qualified for their respective of­ Radio Station WTRR F ritte r anil ba tha annual Lily Parade tallow th i leather are not the main will taka place. The wiener roast fices ara unopposed making their morning at 4:30 in a half-hot* x which will ba held this year on by-produeta as they onea were, he •aid Mra. France* Murray, or­ election a "sure thing" for both interview, be. eald. said. Although JnhniCalvrrt hai eireU Saturday before Easter. ganiser of the hlcyela eafety the Democratic Primary on May "When the livestock Industry Is With tha roet of operating the group, will ha held at 13 o’clock R and tha General Elution of ed the globe many times aver# Tha Sanford Shrina Club Build­ he li in feel, as well known la A rre s t Park School for Speftal affected," Lamont told the Farm noon and continue until I o'clock. Nov. 4. ing, on Lea Street across from the England, Australia, Africa, Cen­ Kaueation continuing nowing, Bureau audience, "the nation la Thli time, eald Mra. Murray, no Heated campaigns ara In atora tral Europe aad points around U)8 Mayfair Inn, will ha dedicated lira. Appleby said today, those also affected." one will be left out. Children with­ for thr voters of tha county In world aa ha la In New Yorl| Friday evening April i, at 7 p. m. The field representative of the asho receive tha seals ara urged out blcyclet can take the eisfrly six of the rarrs for public office. and key title* arron the nation# Th# dream of Shrlneri her# for Farm Bureau, Robert Cox, In his to make their contributions gen­ test and register by using a IvorFour candidates have qualified Born In New Trenton, Indiana# several years which ha* finally brief talk before the Seminole erous. rowed hlcyela. "Wa will see that and have started their political and educated In the States of Ohio, Fifteen prospeetlva Journalist* been readied will b« officially Funds derived from tha sale of County Farm Bureau meeting, anyone without a bicycle will have maneuvering for the office of Kentucky and Florida. opened with a ladles night dinner / lr,t ,mp7 7 ‘°" tha seals go to the Forrest Park urged* farmer's to“ “awl“y forTheTr an opportunity to Join the Bicy­ Clerk of Circuit Court, O. P. attended by the Potentate of Ba­ Early In hla youth there waa School which waa recently dedicat­ tax refund on gasoline used In pr.int,r * ,nk (,n* »“V cle Safety Club «o that everybody Herndon, the Incumbent, Robert th* urge to become a man ol I * htr ^ ,''ro.u^ hia Temple and hit Divan. ed, and to tha Eccleson-Callahan farm equipment. The Florida Federation of Gar­ ean have fun together and will A. Cobb, A. O. Hnbrta, and Pitt magi* end he pursued the arl Also announced at last nlghlV ,h« *nti" pUnt of Th# W u r d I Judge Ernest Hnushnldcr Is Tfoipltal for colored children, she yesterday afternoon. slated to make the riediralloq den Clubs opened It* annual con­ he ready when they do get bicy­ Varnet ara alt vicing for th# co­ even while attending a college meeting waa the availability of ap Herald veted Seminola County Court of theology and It wai while ha Twelve member* of 'Brownie address according to Col. 11. G, vention In Tallahassee yesterday. cle*." she said. teals, this year, are printed plicationa for the Winn-Dixie Farm The registration, Inspection, end wae attending Aabtiry Collega la Th# dclfgalei, who represent testa will be given at the same House post. St a beautiful combination of blue, Bureau Scholarship. High school Troop number four under the Hardman who la In rharga of ar­ With tha retirement of Sanford Kentucky that ha put on a on*til rluba and circles having a location on Seminole Boulevard rad and white and ara accompa­ seniors can apply for the gl.000 leadership of Slits Frances Cobb. ranging the program. Doudney. County Assessor of nied by a personal appeal ffom scholarship by submitting the sev­ Msiated by thrsa girl scouts of The new building was conceived membership of 34,318 will bear Immediately behind the Chamber Taxes, five candidates have plac- maa magic ahow. Thera waa ■ Troop number On# were personally York theatrical agent in tha tha local chairman of the Easter en requirements which Includes an by a small group of Shriners a report* during the three-day tea- of Commerce ItuRding ia Fort #,( ihemselvea In the limelight and New audlenca'and before long yaunjf Beal Campaign pointing out the essay of not moret han MO words conducted through the business of. few abort year* ago and comple­ linn on th* garden club role In are competing for the office. Calvert found hltnielf on tha K * 1 W i n t T n l n Tn" ( n 1 »'«• » nd mecjiaiilcel d e p a r t m e n t tion of the building has come overall development of lhe atat*. Mellon Park ■e*d for funds to support the nonn " 'WWhy 1 Want To Go To Col- #f |h# pjpw,‘ My lh, linotype Announcement of the tfciid Mary K. Earle, presently am- vaudeville circuit — performing STpgrami for handicapped child­ lege. From th« Sanford Garden Club machines In operation, forme about through the concerted effort Mrs. George McCall, president, membersht.i and registration lay ployed in the County Tex Asses- In magic but with an eye fa t ren. Special equipment, therapy, W. W. Ling, president of the Sem poured, proofs pulled, type eat in of tha entire club. wae announced yesterday follow­ sore office;| Raleigh King, bustcomedy. This wag •peelal aummer camping, voca­ ‘no!* County Farm Bureau, pro-, lh, H ' a„ , y and( „ lh, y , , ft th. Attended by Sanford Shrine representing tha club, and Mrs. ing vi«l(* to Sanford Grammar, neaxman-farmer; County Commis­ tongue-in-cheek that added something that tooll L. K, Spencer, district Director tional training and schooling are sided at last night's meeting. Nobles and their .'•d»' s, the Waitable end 8oulhsld# School* sioner Joha \V. Melsch: railroad him ttp la tha top n a parformep . premise* each - received a type Club Miong tha benefits derived from dinner served at 7 o'clock will representing tha district ara at­ by Mr*. Anne Mitchell, aafety man Rudy U Sloan, and rfrocary- breaking^, all axlitinfl reeorda *• 10 point jg with her nan* In K •lug from the Easter Seal aale. be followed by .the dedication cere­ tending along with approximately ehelrnsan for tha P-TAt (Japlaln, man Jack JC. Stamper am pros- Loew’a Itlta Theater-on Brolde ^**i *#• •......... * "Every dollar Uut la received mony intf fohettidM with an on- 10 others from tha elrrly. - - Urneld Williams,1PatvotU'kn lien etf.V raratfUaning for th* .office way, la New York City, Holly­ MaLIap 4he tour wer*-1tho fol­ lertatiimeiU* prbgriK •J. Saxton Lloyd of PiVyiSw* /bom the 'pdrehasa-af dtiw -Beater {fuller of lh# Sanford Pol/r# De­ which will he vacant on Dnud- wood had (heir collective eyei og lowing Rrownltai 9arah Smith, . fell-' fills a much-needed service Mayor F. 1). Scott, Col, Harrl- Reach, chairman of the Florida partments this remarkabla man with tha «nd Mrs. Frenree Mur­ ney’a retirement, Cassle Loulo Pinkerton, Linda to youngster* who want to walk, ntan said today, haa also been I)«vc4opment Commission, foraRail, Candy Southward, Ann Bow­ invited In take part in the dedica­ easiest Florida development over ray, arganlser of tha Bicycle. J. Luther'Hobby and Torler If. perfect tinting end wooed him Into talk, play and work just as other lam ing tossed a bombshell into playing luava vlllalni In RKO Plcman, Darlyn Adams. P.itricix youngster* everywhere." Mrs lh next 2U years In a speech Sefety Club, VIENNA <4l - Edward Ochab. Slenstrom, Judy Muss. Sharon tion of the new building. The group ef safety enthusiasts the political ring for tha office turri and (hen earn* th* "Fal­ Appleby states in her letter which Iasi night. Tahirs, chairs, and table serv­ who purged Polish farm trade un­ lllorkrr. .loneRr Let, Cent Wheataccompanies the seals. Governor Collins will spesk at spoke to echool children on bicy­ of Sheriff of Seminole County. J. con" starring rolex at Columbia ion and army ranks, has been land and Linda Stapler. The ice have been provided fori 170 a banquet tonight after which cle safety, pointing out the dang­ D, Cordell, appointed last Decem­ lo a total of 14 stalking, pounding people, Col. liarrlman explained named lo succeed Bnleslaw Bierut three members of (Jirl Scout troop delegates will tie guc<ti of Gov­ er of riding double and Instruct­ ber In (ill tha remaining opening i-hararti'rizatlonn, Following thll as boss of Poland's Communist One wer# Sue hoke, Jean Henson as he announced the dedication ernor amt Mrs. Collins ai lhe ing them on hand signal* and due to the suspension of Hobby; up with roles of a more stalwart of thr completed .Shrine flub Build­ party. and Diann Drew. The group was ing. The building ran be used for Grose, the executive residence. lha proper way to rid# single fll*. C. W. "Charlie" Beck, cattleman aipect In "Charlatan" and "Gobi Friday tha group will visit and former deputy sheriff; O. G. Fever" and now he atepa Into hla Warsaw radio today announced rhaperonrd by Mre. R. A. Cobb a great many purposes, hr said, Pinoerest and Sanford Junior High Owens, chief deputy for Hobby full atature at an actor with 8 the election of Ochab a* first sec­ In tho absenr* of her daughter, including service club luncheons, School* in an effort to Interest •ml railroad man were all quali­ stmt and atyla that will cata­ retary of the Communist United t ranree. meetings and banquets and it Is boyi and girla In blryrlo aafety. fied for the Sheriff's race until pult him Into tha permanent firm­ Workers' parly. Bierut died In contemplated (hat It will t>e used shortly befor# noon yesterday. Moscow March 12. Th* Bicycle Safety Gluts haa| Hobby qualified, preceded by Por­ ament of tha great stars—4 toot for these purposes. Col. Harritnan I inch John Calvert bee matured explained that the Executive Senator Douglas Slenstrom of he* • organ ted a* a part -if »ne ter H. Liming, sportsman and Into mature roles and thoaR Ochab, now M and a long-time House Committee "has the plan Sanford and Paul Miller of Mel- overall countywlda and cltywlde garage operator, qualified to who’va viewed hla la toil pictura Red, rose through lh# rank* to l.iMime, candidates for th* 37th recreation program. Mre. Murray, make tha campaign a five way "Dark Venturo" during tha pro* under consideration." BALTIMORE UR—A rocket Ye- such key post* as boss of tha peas­ "The building la complete with S-natorlal District »e»t in the taplaining tha future plan* of fight. gambling a huge rifla cartridge— ant cooperative, head of tho trade relcaaa screening* have made a kitchen, stove, and all neces­ Florida Legislature will apeak to­ th* group, said that wl#n*r roasle, ix fest Ion* and only 49 inches in unions, political chief of the army Four candidates have declared the claim Uiat Dili la th* actoa sary equipment for preparing morrow at th* noon lunrheon blrycla hike*, eaplorlng trip, and themselves qualified for the office Dial will bring th* ladles b#cU Nllmelrr at its widest point—will and Politburo member, meals," he said. meeting of the Seminole County other avanta would taka piaca ! of County Commissioner in Dis­ Inte th* matlneo idol draama ad carry tha earth’s first man made| Sources in Vienna have predlclOfficers of the Sanford Shrine Junior Chamber of Commerce. from time to lima and eontlnua trict No. 1. Robart H. Bennett, heroei that eomahow maka llfa .tooon 900 miles into outer space in rd that the new secretary will! Club are Harold Kaatncr, presi Offtrlata of the local Jaycra or- throughout lha aummer. (Continued an Pag# •) mor* inleresting to all of ua. « about 10 minutes. ' share a "collective leadership" of j — I Tha flrat public deierlpUon of Communist Poland along with' l 'r- B. IV. Rurrecht. president dent; A. L. Wilson, flrat vice presi­ ' gnnlxatlon say that th# addressee ♦he 23.900 pound Vanguard roeket Premier Josef Cyranklewici and of ***• S"11 • n,l*-rnP Seienee So- dent; Milford foonard, aecond vice hy th* two candidate* xvlll he p.esident; R W. Dranr, treasurer; h'oadrait over WTnR beginning *t*a given Tuertay in » joint President Aleiander Zawadskl, | ri**r ofFlorida and vlre director 1at approximately 13:30, Navy-Clenn L. Martin Co. an- witn Moscow eaereiaing even eloa- In rhxrg# of tha Central Florida and Dick Aiken, secretary. ■ounccment. er supervision than in tha past. Experiment Station her* hat an­ Truett Eugene Benton, 47, San­ Martin I* building the threeOchab hat been a frequent par- nounced the completion of plans ford furniture dealer, died last Mage , rocket, which Is scheduled ,y rritle , nd whip> A, lhe p lrly', for the spring (Inlet Iml meeting *n Orlando hospital folThe Board nf Seminola County MjLliunchlng from the Air Force (Prnnd Congress in I95t, he crit- of the toclety at Hasting* and I RALEIGH, N C. <*-Prorid*nl1|ow|nf <f| |||||M | flf Commlailonere will meet In |pa« wiasile teat center at Coco*. Fla., t icitrd it for oad political organ!- Sanford 29 and 30. Eisenhower, I* lhe overwhelming The purpose of th* meeting It Ha waa horn In Newton, Ala., rial eeiilon Saturday mornin(-'a| as part of this country's parllcipa- tJ |jon ln d policy and called for favorite of North Carolina'i M and ramo to Sanford to make 10 o’clock for th# purpoa* of mim lo review th# research program tlon in the International Geophyflv , (tght t0 npurt(y.. u,a ranks. delegates who will help ehoose hie home 19 year* ago. Ha lived xlderlng th* request of Rayburn T« under way at tha Experiment Sta­ ^ 'J* a** ., . . J A native of Krakow, In southern tion’! Field Laboratory at Hasttha Republican ticket at th* par­ at Sit Celery Ave. Milwee. Superintendent nf PubllR ty'* national convention at San Mr. Benlon was associated with 'Inatrucllon, and lhe Board » a | Vb ,A,t M. d.i ^ fuel r ''? 8l,a/w ie Pol,m1' ,,t he J°lned thert "» 'first liquid rock* i dr, in,h* 1M#old poll,h w„ luge and at the Central Florida Franciico Dili August. L m i >i Intent Station her* at San­ hla brother In tha furniture bull- Public Initnictlon, that the 4l*ned to ba controlled ^ ‘hoiit th#| JlU#d' frequfnlIy durln| ,h. ford. ly appropriate 190,000 out of-Qia Of 14 delegate a contacted In ao ne<« In' Sanford. sut o. flnsv an Inno/ation term d, J() ycaf| for j,|, party activities Members will first assemble Associated Preai poll of their pref­ Ha ie survived by hla parents, race track fund* to tha Sihoo| through by •U scientific 'break i in Warsaw, the textllo center of *t th* Potato La'ooratory at Hasterence! for tha national ticket, Mr, and Mrs. Colin E. Renton Board for th* purpose of luppl** J.'-»r:!ij engineers." ' Lodi and mining araas of Lower Inga March 29 at W:30 a. m. where elfht came out solidly for Rich­ Sr.; five brother*, Herbert G. Hen- minting tha aalariea of teacher*# «'JV>'e rocket will be guided by a Sileaia. • discussion of the soil problem* ' ard Nlaon aa vice presidential to.s. Jack Morris Benton, Julian luperlntrndOnt and lupervligri, 'Jprrer plant installed on a semi According lo the announcement 1,. Benton, and Colin E. Benton and related work will he held, a nomine*. ’pivot, making possible directional Jr., of Sanford, and M-Sgt. Ken­ this morning, If tha appmprlatloa lour of potato farms conducted, Tha other >4 hedged the ques­ neth E. Baker, U. S. Army, Ari lx made by lha Board of Count? •hangeg In the stream of po\<er and luncheon served. Tha group' tion. Most picked "Nixon, if Ike urn*; four nieces, Beverly and Commiulonerx, lha School Board from the rocket's tail. This plant j wants him," end about three of Joyce Benton of Sanford, Sut Lynn will match the funds lo priTvIda will guile thr rocket. ' these Indicated they might prefer of Sanford, and lira. Louise El­ a iiibitantial adjustment of ilia #. r t o first st*;e will booM the Thp f,-ulure Farmers of America. | A dinner will he served at 7:30 someone els*. Several wouldn't liott of Springfield, Tenn.; and one ricr throughout th# -chnol iya< gnfVft practically » t r a 1 g h * UP SeminoleCounty Chapter, will, p. m. , t th# Mavfalr Inn. '‘ollowcomment. «bsut 3» m:lca above the earth, ll0ld lh#jp inmilI p#renl *nd eon |nf o,# dinnfr nr. Ruprecht will nephew, Donnie Lynn of Sanford. lem'a staff nf teachers, lupervlaSen. William Knowland of Cali­ Funeral service! will he held ors, and superintendent. * "* ••Tre. second ilage. which fHs Just, banquet Friday night at 1:30 In review, Informally, and In a gen— T 'I 1' Above the first, will Ignite Immed- (bP Seminole High School Audi-i#ra| way, the history of agriculfornia waa mentioned three times at 1 p. m. tomorrow afternoon * ty ly upon separation and proceed lorlum. | tura! development In th* Sanby thoi* who Indicated a secon­ at Brlsaon Funeral Homo with dary choice for the presidential th* Rev, W. I’. Brooks Jr., offi­ progressively more Inclined Robert Cox, a representative of 1ford area, with particular referUajcctnry to an altitude of about ^ jr»rm Bureau will he the Jane*, perhaps, to the peculiar nomination If Elsenhower la not ciating. Burial pill he tn Evergreen 440* mlltJ. At a predetermined principal epeeker. Also on Die, chararterlstlri of the aolle In this available. Gov. Christian Harter MARCH I# 14 - , V. > of Maiiaehuaetti waa named Cemelery, Sanford. jom t in lU flllhl. the lecond itsge; proBrim wL'l be in addreia h r 1section. Admissions MS rocket will Jettison its streamlined Rayburn T. Milwe#, Superintend Mre. Kay Ring (Sanfordl *.r « twlca, and Gov. Theodore McKelRandall Chase will eddrtu the ■aie encasing th* third - stage rnt of Public Instruction for Semi- dinner meeting on th# develop­ Mrs. Marion Braddock Idock (E nter-] din of Maryland and Milton El- * *ockrt, leaving it and the satellite1nn|fl County. prise)i aenhower, lha rraiident'i brother, ment ef agriculture of this arte Nettle Williams (Oviedo) ' once each. )PfP?,,d \ . . . . , ' 'Annual award* will he presented from It* earliest conception. Diechargee After it burnout, at about 1W dormg tha program. Harter got six mentions for th* Assembly of the membere *n Six teams are let In tha Flor­ Mri. Elizabeth Sirgenl (Omaha) gRllas altitude, lha iciond • end 1 T|,e banquet will be prepared visa presidential ipot as a aacstage combination will coast and served by tha Home Econom Marrh 30 will he on the grounds ida State League this aeaion and Mr*. LDy Agnei Snow (Longwodd) qndary choice; Knowland got four. of the Central Florida Experl-' ard until It reachei lh* eatel- lei Clan of Seminole High Schpol major leaguo help li being sought Jackia Stotiky (Sanford) ♦.'«t‘ Only one man of tha 14 did not for two other*. in 's orbit 104 miles above the under the direction of MDe Bar­ mint fliatlon at 9 J0 lo Jisruse Joe Doletha '. ‘~ local j'ohlcms and ornjucls un­ name Eisenhower aa his choice agrth and about 700 inlles horizon­ bara Ruprecht. After a aperlat meeting yester­ EdIDi lawla (Longwnod) *1 der wab. membere of *ha sta­ for the top spot on tha ticket. day In Tampa, President John Henry fluaieU (Lake Mary). '.-j tally from lha launching point. Approximately *4 people art ex­ tion's staff. Following a lun-hem Charles D. Owen Jr. of Asheville, Krlder reported Daytona B4*ch, Charlea Brantley (Sanforr "'Stags I will be given a spinning pected for Die annual event. a tcur of th# Experiment Sta­ a delegate-at-large, declined eny Cocoa, Watt Palm Baaeh, St. Pet­ MARCH II ? I ' on to Ipauro stability on it* tion'* plot* will he conducted a« comment until He li officially no­ ersburg, Orlando and Galnaavlll* Admlaataaa it befor* lh# aecoad-etaga rock­ PROJECT UNDER* WAY well as a tour of farms,In tl.e tified of hla election ae a dele- are ready. Mre. Margaret Regaoa (Sanford) et drop* off. WASHINGTON <*-One project area. git*. , He laid major teagna dub* ara EUsn Randolph (Sanford) ,7 Stage > has tha leak of Inereaa- In lha Fish and Wildlife Service's According to tha announcement, being aakad If they eaa help LaaeVerala MarQuaan (Sanford) '4 speed up I* 3!,M0 rndes an 1460.604 construction program un- tha Haetlnge and Sanford teeburg and DaLaad, Ha did aot »ay John Willlamaf Gineva) :.r a velocity high enough tol der way Dili year le improvement Done represent some of the eldest RSDVnONAL LOCAL NVWR wbat M e ara bated apfraaehad William Dawson ( S a a ta r d ) '^ act tha #artb’4 gravitation- of the water supply at Welaka, agricultural devclopmenta tn Flori­ hot aaidna kopaT PAOB MINI Fla., at a noat af 190,000. __ _' da1 98 US? J-aNX. -J / ■ .i v '^fsw W y ’ .1, 7 x t" -T . .« Easter Seals Are Sent To Seminole Residents Citizens Left f n Quandry Wiener Roast Will ^ At Safety Meeting Famed Movie Starc W ill Address SHS Students Friday Smb ★ ★ ★ Girls 01 Brownie' Troop Go On Tour Of Sanford Herald Shrine Club Building To Be Dedicated Soon Florida Federation Of Garden Clubs Opens Convention Ochab To Succaad Bierut As Head O f Poland's Party Rocket Will Carry Han-Made Moon Into Outer Space Plans Completed For Meet Of Soil, Crop Science Group Stenstrom, Miller To Address Jaycees Truett Benton, 47, Ike Is Favorite Dies Last Night Of N. C. Delegates FFA Sets Father, Son Banquet Friday Commissioners W jll Consider Request A t Special Session “7 Hospital Notes Six Teams Are Set In FSL This Season s1 ? r*( i.-. W— r .* J �an MORE low m « o a M O g ltWt . . . M g 6 « ^ ........................................................ JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED ENRICHED AP C S E S nE S AAP Silver Brook •BO. OIN. 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"1 made a list of 300 companies | on the N ew Y orx stock Exchange whose stocks were selling below the net current asset value. Then 1 n a rro w e d that llit .dpuji tn i" com£Ui*aetnr<Vitr.W «;-.«e<g»el no')k| IsnT'Avtisa tsrludcs :~c 'p r i v a t e - ; .y," 2!ti:l;clzn tkj\r.-.% in..;, control Butler Bros, whicn, among lakes. About 200 ducks and swans fed to run one of those 12 compaI nlcs. other things, has 2,373 Ben Frank, swim on the lakes. Tarrytown Is on the Hudson IUv* The first of the 12 Dltlshelm went lln franchise stores in every state of the Union as well as Alaska and er and during the summer Dili- after was White Motor Corp. 'He Hawaii. Dltlshelm will become shelrn goes to his office in mid- and associates bought stock at 316 j town Manhattan oy driving his to 321.30. White's president called ' a n a ms chairman April » . Dltlshelm pushed his way up from speedboat down the river. In the Dltlshelm "too dynamic" and opposed him. The effort at control an apprentice In a small Swiss winter he drives nts car. bank, through the Involved field of The ion of a doctor, Dltlshelm i failed bu; Ditiihcim sold his stock International finance and Into sev* took two years at a commercial at 323 to 328. eral American corporations before' college In SwItteriatrJ specialising] Next came American Woolen landing at Butler, In economics and language, lie; Corp. Dltlshelm bought stock at His first deal came In 1931 when speaks German, French, Italian, 321 to $23 but a change In company president* foiled Dltlshctm's hopes. Germany froie all foreign credit Spanish, English and Latin. balances. It was a three-way deal. After college Dltlshelm became Dltlshelm sold his stock at $W to Russia owed Germany money. an apprentice In Luescher and Co., $42 when tha Korean War came. Then came United Board and American banka and corporations than a small Swln bank. Two years couldn't get their money out o( later he waa an employe, earning Carton Corp. He and assodatea many. Dltlshelm, partner In the $100 a month. Later he became a bought stock tor It SO to $13. DUl* Swlsa Bank of Luescher It Co., partner and operated his interna, shelm was successful here. Ha be­ came chairman of the executive went to work on this situation. tlonal deals from lha bank. It wag all very Involved. But Dltlshelm eama to tha United committee. Later, when he went Germany. Dltlshelm, partner In the States permanently In 1940. He says after Butler, Dltlshelm sold out Russia owed her, Russia got out of he volunteered for tho Army, the UBC at $22. debt with a smaller payment that stipulated, the Americans got some of their money out of German banks ami Dltlshelm got several million dollars In commissions. The next big deal came In 1037 although "between them I did a few smaller deals—don't worry", Dltlshelm says, laughing. This Involved Chins which was being attacked by Japan. Chinese representatives went to Dltlshelm, asking for money. Dltlshelm round­ ed up a group of Swiss and Dutch banks which loaned China money ' i on collateral consisting of Chlneso silver dollars held In Hong Kong. y v ','; To get tha silver dollars out of China, Dltlshelm chartered two UCd$wAdeaitnafi laiheag# Isw. ItSSj boats, loading them slown with noth­ T -V' ing but silver dollars. The boats Pl,X S T '0 went to London where the dollars wert mrlted and ma.lo into silver C lo th e s bars. Tomato aaple by Ita lesty flavor and color la the feature attraction The bars were sent to America. for a luncheon or supper menu. Served on n plotter with cottage V to n g e fS cheese, deviled eggs, shrimp mid mtied vogrluhles, each diner help* himself to a main course. Onion auup la tho tncnl starter with pencil If you get a reward for catching torta as risaaart. a criminal, however, you would Ilacause tomato aspire enhance other fooda, nro rnav to ntnke, and probably have to pay a tax on It, exhilarate the appetite bv their flavor nnd bright color, they |ia\* because such rewards aro publi­ become a claaalc of grl-cookiry. This aspic is a simple blend of tomato cized, and it would bo pretty hard •ml lemon Juico with unUavored cel iliac. The tomato aspic bullet la ideal for ralnrie-watrhvrn and would he to convince the revenue service you a suitable Lenten menu. were not after the award. Tomato A»ple Plstlrr If you find tome money or prop­ $ envelope# unflnvorod 2 tablespoons lemon Julcal erty, Is that taxable tncomo? Yes, Xo!atine_ _ )• teaspoon Tabasco found money or property Is "treas­ 1 cup cold tomato juice tl deviled rgg laihc* ure trove" and Taxablo Income. $** cup* hot tomato 1 cup cottngo chrcao ........................... • Vjuice Virtually every radlo-TV or other t j teaspoon anIt _ __2 cti|ia mixed vegetable nalsd teaspoon onion Juice 1J$ cnjia shrimp sal.nl type of giveaway Is definitely tax­ Sprinkle gelatine on cold tomsln juice to soften. Add lint tnmnto able. Tha big money giveaways ice and atlr until golatine la dissolved. Stir In salt, onion iiiiei-. can increase the tax of a man with mon Juice and Tabnaeo. l’our Into l*uunrt star or other mold ami average Income and family fan­ chill until firm. Unmold on plattrr and garnish with deviled rare, tastically, because the whole prize AitntWrheeee flavored with onion Juice, mitcil ennuod vugutahu* marinated In French dressing, and olirlmp salad. •must bo counted as Interne in the Y I E L D : 8 s e rv in g s . year In which it Is won CHICAGO un — "I’m the puthlfltf i Silver prices spurted and Ditishoim sold the silver—at a profit—to tho type," says Hanns DltUhelm The 54-y«ar-old Swiss Immigrant, Federal lleserve Board, Butler's headquarters are In Chinow a naturalised American cltlsen bubbles enthusiastically, talks cago, but DltUhelm and his wife aggressively and laughs heartily as live In Tarrytown, N.Y. The Dltlshcims have a six room he describes a career combining Swiss cha'et on a big chunk of “push" and "deals. * VOkMIR foreign aid chief Harold QEtaasen, now President Elienv howtr‘a advliar on disarms*.' ~ pant, testifies before tha Senate | Permanent Investigations sub­ committee in Washington on Xrst-West trad*. Stsssen Insisted IWhat the 1033 agreements for Allied shipments of strategic goods to the Soviet bloc “were to , , the net advantage'' of the United i .states and tha fret world,. f> id You W in P rize , Receive G ift In ’5 5 ? .) , By FRANK O’BRIEN WASHINGTON (At — Did you win a prize In 1933? or get a gift from komconc? ■•If so >ou may have something apodal to consider In making out jutir Income tax return, a task which must bs completed by April Jfl. > If you got a gift from anyone but your employer you probably d. not have to pay taxes on It. If you Received a gif; from your sr.S ay ir, however, hero's a tip: If t .rrc's one thing that'a almost s.ijie in the wholo field of tr. .a.;on, It’s trying to cunvlnco the agvonuo service that you got a real gift from your employer. A K--t. to bo nontaxablc, must be money or property with abjo1 .c.y no strings attached and comjfctely utconnoctcd with any servl '; i retvered by you. :;e:nc:nacr tom a gilt in tha form ( ;cny can bu taxable. For Ik . ;p.c, if you helped a friend V > a summer cottage and he t . j y u t lowhext <eub of gratii j, >o.i should report the markfct v ,| o of l .c rowboat and pay tax b.i t.i:. amount. ..in tax law makes nearly a., | .. j ta.i&ble. As with gifts, p.l.-.. in f'.o farm of mcrchai.JLict | i sro taxable at their and awards are taxt AND ME S A ipT l T H tN STOP wqSGV.NG ' TFIn G yOU J I *5Wi i w-» wMiy THLL HIM f 1 YOU® DAO» vU52 O- J Cm3 r o z rr^ ~ s k Here’s the blnck-nnd-whll© proof that TOUCIITON’S prices ara LOW. MUCKS . . . that TOUCHTON’S values are tha REST BUYS In haalth -j nnd beauty supplies • . for these nre your favorite nationally advertised lunnds—lha products you prefer for quality, dependability, and aatUfae* (Inn. And at our low-as-posslhle prices* they're tha "buy-words’* for SAVINGS* 7.95 STEAK KNIFE SET S $ 1 .2 5 90c 5 lb . 100 $2.98 ImP e n m f y s o selected to receive . tout any action on i enter a contest or a I GO FT- LENGTH $2.49 2.1 FT. $1.69 ■< -'ir Ivetl the priie without ..•.out that you give lu.uro services" as a 50 FT Sl’KINKl.Klt HOSE $4.59 o or award Is made t recognition of relilie, scientific, ed tea. .-, literary or civic t. i and Pulitzer prizes, fo.- a j , are tax exempt. T.c H’crj t> i by Congress as model ot Lie c .y kind ol prizes on wmcli yeu c.cen not pay a tax. They are given In recognition of outstanding work In your field. izus given by employers for .estinns are taxable since you o a.-t effort to get th« prize and tender a service. V.'hnl If you leap into a stream anti rcHTtt somcono about; to drewwit, arfet the Cnrncjlo Fouftda-'. tbn give* you one of Its lifesav-1 Ing a vardj? Very likely It Is not taxable, because your object was | to ^ r;o a life, not to get a reward. GUARANTEED 3 YEARS PLASTIC r ft t c. GARDEN HOSE 24.50 POPUP ELECTRIC TOASTER M IXERS w vm 1 2 95 ELECTRIC HOT PLATE BISMOL trouble light WITH Ifl FT. HEAVY DUTY CORD .19 PENNEY'S BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS FOR BOYS . . . W IT H CUFF LINKS! Handsomely and durably Penney (aDoreri In extra high count broadcloth! All combotl Sanforized*, mercerized cotton In whites and pastels. Choice of 2 smart collar styles . . the trim widespread soft and the popular round­ ed button down. Gat smart french cuffs, t(f, and lustrous, king-sized metal cuff links. f'-, • •Won’t shrink more than l/« . ' • L CASTORIA 39c 39c Carter’s Pills 3 9c 1' 8AUVE 59C Rubbing Alcohol PROMPT | PRESCRIPTION P s& \ SERVICE 1 to 20 V. * IV/.' M INERAL OIL Pt. TAMPEX 10’s WALL CAN .49 OPENER 79c ' f, t NYLON SHOPPING BAGS PLASTIC ICE TRAYS CHAMOIS SKINS PEPTO- BICRITARY of tha Interior Doug*. ja » McKay (above) announced s*ln Portland, Ora* that ba haa filed aa a Republican candidate for tha U. 8. Sonata acat now hold by Son. Wayne Mona, Oregon’a senior Senator. Tha White House aaJd that McKay will reaign the Cabtoal feat btlon ha begins his campaign for tha Son­ ata Pmldant Ihonhowar «xa r o a it delight over MeKay'a ikolslon but aald ha will ba i is lha Cabinet ABSORBINE JR, DOANS PILLS EPSON SALTS BAYERS ASPIRIN WOODBURYSSOAP GARLIC PRESS LAWN COASTER SET (Holds Any (Ilt»»«) s o a p d is ii MAGNIFYING GLASSES 49c 49c 19c 89c $1.79 29c $1.98To $4.49 �< 4. rtment ild b« th e “ tato o f tw o d t l « . w to d ay — a n d th a S anford o f doofet t a growth of both Of A«nfonJ otto SfiikUJGJ* Gc^£y * —e o t eerleleiied. A long w tth g ro w th haa agma tb a a * w i n o f 'b a a t a a a fa rfliflta to ear# th a a a a d i o f th a laeraaoiwg population, t a g w ith th a ax p an ak n . tra d in g eonta r a 'h a r a raloeatad tham aalraa to ba w ithin th a t eonraalanea, p a th , sight, and daalrae a f ham aow nsra w ho h av a baan a ttra c te d to t h a haaotjr and livaabillty o f subdivisions, dtrstagsTisnts and apraw ling h o o aa in ad* l a e n l ; ) u w i ly in g along th a edges o f th a f3 tr< C anftoa ta d w ith th a choice between crow* wta, angle park in g , u n attra ctiv e per’ S u l dela ying eecHona and th a w ide a f am ple park in g room, attra o a n d p l a n e d eontara, aa wall a, shoppers are m aking th e ir .f r n r t o th a plaeaa o f least resistance. ! Sanford has a long and brilliant history It ,------------ g the eras of that history tha een* tars of population hava shifted due to hurrtMnes, fires, disaster of two sorts and tha ittfarnlsatlon of travel by land, sea and air. tvTha tin e has corns when pisnning must complscency. The time is here when veness. convenience, and attentive* tree tee new customers that literally from nowhere. diamond set with a background of .h velvet looks twice es valuable, has bit the brilliance and le looked a t more .in than tha asms diamond set in dull has that hava no reflective ability a t a ll We believe that tha time has come when i must get together to plan a downsection of Sanford that will draw eua- i £[ufrtiiiM The Sanford Herald PUT Bi«n>) saitfst, u i sutor *nin^TlS,i‘VTiS-.iy eM .s r . tho 1*1*Aa* ■« . . . . o n«*M H Sfs, ■■*♦* ! at S i t i l a I t t s •■S h l l t o l w r .iw iS i« manat - Wednesday, March 21, 1958 TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE „ p therefore the words of this conven­ e d to them, that ys may prosper in all ye do.—Deut. 29:9. tomera from avary section of tha City and from tho trade areas for mBos around. . Certainly, thrtaura art going to places whore escalators guide them to top floors •‘iC a ahonping canter.'To ho sure, customers art going whom parking la something that la easy as filling o ft a log. Where modernisa­ tion takes place, tha eustomera are going to flock even though ft is but to eighteen— and later to return to shop. / Wa apeak of surveys, engineers, exryrte, and folks with knowhow — and such In* stances hava baan numerous In tha recent past Hera Is where those folks who know what to do can ba called In to offer assist­ ance that la wall worth their pay. Merehanta who havo long and Important petto In Sanford's history will find them* selves la the midst of watehlng tho traffic pan by headed for tho outskirts to areas planned by just sueh experts that should bo called In to revamp our downtown shopping center. What do wa need? Well, we're no ex* parts an the problems of a growing City. That** why engineers, surveyors, and ex­ perts should be ealled In. We do know that growing pshis a rt prevalent today and only with tho proper medicine can tha pains be relieved. ' W# went to see the merchants snd husInsaimen that have supported Sanford ail these long years benefit from *kfi Increased earning cepaeity of a double, triple, and even a quadrupled population. Aa was pointed out In these same col­ umns yesterday, other comihunltles have approached the problem with the Idea of overcoming some of the beckoning! of mod­ ernised chopping centers. So why not Senford? There la tha danger of,welting until the shift has been made. The time for action is today while modernization een be made at a minimum eost. Soon tha avenues of travel will be opened still wider, giving neighbors an opportunity to come to us for shopping. But they'll not be attracted by outmoded shopplnx areas, parking problems and antt-dated methods of merchandising. This Is a eommunltywide problem that ean ba spearheaded by forward-looking groups that are aware of what lies ahead unless soma changes era made In the not too distant future. warnings af "massive retaliation"; trying to atop tha tom rlam af Inn ■y JAMES N A U M WASHINGTON tit - T ie Mete hla “brisk sf war" soliloquy In Greek Cypriots, Britain suddenly Department has fast - ta * asotsM aa interview with Life magazine. exiled their political and spiritual trouble agata, aa ssaeac which But repeatedly, with Uulles ei­ leader. Archbishop Makartot of afflict* It Jus! as readily W h e n ther out of town or out of tho the Greek Orthodox Church. Under secretary Hoover ts la .country, th* State Department un- On Cyprus there war* shootings aa wb*a Secretary ef ttsta Dulles der Hoover haa managed to am- and a general strike. Tba Greek government 'asked t h a United It b arm s Itself. Is bars. -lb -hs. tost Lded tw pWase onto ~~stoh spring, when Dullet was ;fr:to3 V ..‘itarvenV"', In Athens Amsricao Ambus*, Greeks sad Bruit* to their on vaCauon, Hoover quickly re dor Cannon UUted to tha Greek jeeted a Red Chines* call for US. dispute over th* Island *f Cyprus, a British colony whose Inhabi­ and Red China folks to ssio Far government. tants, mostly of Greek descent, East tensions. This got a sour Ha expressed this country's went self-government and salon world reaction. Dulles quickly re­ "sympathetic concern" avar tha Cypru. dispute an! be praised the with Greece. Th* Greek govern­ verted U when h* returned. A few weeks ago. with Dulles "dlgnltv and statesmanship" of ment bseka them. The Stats Department made two vaeatlonlngln th* Bahama*, th* the Greek government at a mo­ tries and wound op making tho government without any publle an­ ment when tba Greeks have the British and Greeks both mad and nouncement wai shipping links m British In a fury by their support 9 glH, but not at tbs tarns tin s. Saudi Arabia although turning ‘a of tha Greek Cypriots. Dulles, who sometimes stems deaf ear to th* pits of Israel for esrried sway with the possibilities semi as defense against the of tho English language, bat made Arabs. statements whleh caused him to The story became public, and spend a lot of Urns afterwards la htadllnos. At one* Hoover or­ trying to explain, sr explain away. dered th* shipment halted. He had Examples: hla promise Presi­ Elsenhower's approval for this. Mr. Fred Perkins, Editor dent Elsenhower would eatuo Forty-eight hours later ha let *th* Sanford Hsrald "quiet" revolution* in U t Eutalsn tank* go. Sanford, Florid* i stall lisa and that the "captive" New Outlet la touring Southern Dear Pradi to people " e a t tout! sb aa” ; hla Asia. Last week, after months ef Now that tha **mpl*Hmi af tha French Avenue project hat bt«a The same hour* don't apply to and whan you arrive you will recorded in th* progressive pages all businesses; some folks open find that aha has been waiting of Seminole County'! history, I their offices at eight in Ihe morn­ an hour and Is madder than a want to tlnearalp think you and your Staff tor th* splendid naning; others at nine or ton. That thraa-alarm hornet Florida haa been doing at1 ..r In %pblch you helped on this ii 0. K. and If one argtaUeUon wants to start work at eight In­ right on Standard eommonsense program. stead of nine that is their privi­ ttm* for ! for on* would Ilka to . Tha Conimiit*. on Arrangelege. They don't change the clock, keep it that way. I never had men't appoint*) by the Stminolt they fit their plana with the much us* for tlmo anrhnw ttiH County .Chnnslwr of Commerce when folks start messing It up 1 and computed of- Karlyle Hous-4 dock. It la bad enough with part of like it avan leu. Mother Nature holder, Doug. 8ttnstrom, Mack our atats on Eastern Time and It going to go right on ahead Cleveland and Voile Williams will another part on Central .Time making daylight and dark as forrvsr b* gratsful for your kind without meaatng up the dock shs seas fit and w* can try all and gracious help and aillsUnce. With beat wishes. with daylight savings on top of th* tricks to tha bag but there Vary trtily peurs. I t If th* whole cockeyed coun­ still will ba just 14 hours a day Jamas A. Wright and wa’U havo to live with them. try was on Daylight giving Tim* it might not be so bad, but as It la now you don't know whal tlmo It la aaywhoro unless you havo a complicated time chart at your elbow, ' Down Miami way they have more communities all huddled together than a dog hat ftoas-all of them with their own municipal setup and they juat ean t seem to agree on anything. Now I see where City Councils end City Commlailons of these various towns are being asked to vote for or against Daylight Saving Tim*. Bom* are for it and some TELEVISION RADIO against. U «* don't watch out WMBR-TV WDBO ws will find It Is fix o'clock in Hialeah and five o'clock in Miami CHANNEL 4 580-KC Springs. Mama win tall you Pd. Pel Adv. to meet bar at tha International Airport at such and such a time LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Too Late To Classify BT BUSSELL SAT I tims tome on anothar. Railroads Ersry so oltsn itmaboly all run on Slancrird Tire.*. Soma romtt up wUh ths S'lgtt.tinn airlinai adopt daylight laving, that Florida ought to adopt Day*, other* Stindird. Ths thing get* light Saving T int. Wq tried it, louder and funnlsr. a fan yaara ago and H didn't Of eburjs tha radio ard te’.ework. In ssrly spring and lata vition ptopls go on daylight lav­ fall nothsrt . objsctrd to thsir ing and that throws program! an children going In Khosl In tha h-Jiir sarliar, but it doaia't mtan dark, to erdrr In gat ths children, that ths kids git to bad any off ta school and ths mtnfolks loomr or that grandpa gats any off ta work, Hot bar had to gst mors slsip. All ws do with day­ up bafor* daylight and tha Just light laving s i far si I can sss didn't Ilka i t ii kid ourtslvti. There a rt M South Florida dots not hava hours in a diy and there juit tha g rist variation in tha un't anything ws can do to glva langtht af day and sight that ui as hours, no mattsr how much thsy d« up North. Baing elotsr wa monkey around with ths clock. to tho aquator, our daya and It Is Ilk* the erety practice nights stay mors naarly squtl legislators employ at th* end nf throughout th* yssr. Wo don’t a legislative session of turning hive long twilight, snd uh«n back th* clock. Th* law states night falls htr« It falls with a that th* u n io n «ndi s t noon so bang and that's th a t to itay within ths tow (?) some Personally, I ntvsr did go for bright legiitoiot eoncnvM tha this aerswy daylight saving lima Idea of turning btek tha clocks to deal. It has ntvar mads any ths Houie and Senarw. Th, only ssnsa to ms and nil It has dona guy I ever heard of who made as far as my azpsrienra Is eon. time stand still wai Joshua; and rtm sd it to cauls n lot of ton- evidtnUy the operation wasn't a failon. Wbsn you hava to flguro success for it hssn't been accom­ what time It is at tha City llall plished since. If you play or loaf and what time It la at tha Union an hour longer, it means that you Station In your own town, you must sleep or work an hour leu, ara In a bad fix and that's whit and if you stop to count your ItMMni with daylight saving. change you’ll find you got th* Rome builnaiisa operate on ona asm* amount you stsrtsd with. HEAR F ARRIS BRYANT 9 P .M . TO N IG H T 9P M; Seminole County Records _V V ' DEEDS M Mewtkerta H u t M N Morris f!-•* -Mask st us < F /tak A MeBrUa st s t U Rick* JV.. s)S U Jvsrs st us CUrsoss n Buy.r st us Is Allis n Ortkam st us r ~*iwis Mss Osutkf st »!r la wiilte Mss Ttsmpssu. rss itmpls Sinty Beaumachtr i t st us to Rich* srl *Uvtr st us a w Xu,* m us u Usuis e . McOovaa st si O tT .IrS S I LAOS Co to C M Ustck. • ll st us. quit sUim C k .rl-y B raga St us M ChMUt jw & K S W i Phillip, i t Is* u Our (Undslpk It/Uklsad *1 ut L««nle R Smith J r , t us Is Jo n p k s « ..r r R A Kuksoks st us F re a k I r s u i r J r ss us u Jsk a Ilflvks kt US X A w ist st us ta Wllllsm Laadom _ ,t us F aiatu Fsrkir U R nbsrt OorSaa . . . . i A rtkur R. Msllowsr st us A stk stp rkawtki «t u i. a lumpkrer «t us ttof W ! u . row s at u i M ttlat Cburek la Tksra, quit claim m x U Rsrtf ,r rirs Ca ta SprtusftsIS ir s ^A Css ----------AmVr’ r f r s A ^ s V c o " t s SprtusflslS r.;» 1A MAfnliAlT / ir V is n h A^'rVlV. Ssrl.fh.IS *I W »S W r * dv rs w ^ • T ts . * D f f r i t tot tar far. aaaiga -Test -— i m h •ts e k tsn W kti s r Davie A 0» ts c k ts s Mtnkk t s . Buk. s s s is s StAekten Whet i< Pavla A Ca ta Ckkis Menhe its Ilk . eeelfa Stacktea Wkst ty Pavia A Co ta Wlllluuskursk Ss* Rsk. sssiss “ Binektsa Wkst ,y Ds*in 4 Cs ts Wlllltmiharsk Bar Rnk. ......... ....................... ,---- - sssV n Sl-'kMu Wksllkf Dt*lu 4A Cs Is . *k»A. Whil <r Ds*iq wiiiumsburtK is* ink. snlpn St*ektA» W k t i i i y Ds*ls 4 Cs t s Wllllsm, bursh St* Onk. sm I. a ttohh'* P K,nn,<ty It «S ts JasnIts Orris SSTItrACTfORS 1st Ta* Bar A U t i Asss ts Rsy r Symst Jr st ui SsAt All Nst Dnk ts Vrsnk A MeBrld, ,t us ledutinsl Ss* Ink ts Rlihsrd Sit• »«r ,t us Vis Sak st DsLssS Is Rirhsrd si|*h st us ll,nry Pehumiehir st us ts Dstld Vs n Kms ,t ut lit r*d its* A Loss Aits It T I Mo>s st us t, D I^mbrskls St UI IS Ds*td L o m u s | ill Rakirt A Wlirisas ts Wi.lltm M Philips st ut C Wmitsa Smltk st u. U Alts Coopir st us OrI r,<t Ss* 4 Uaaa Asss ts B A a sit st us FIs lists Ink I* Willis Msrthi Htick j r it 'is Don't mtaa this aa1a on grlrl'a dress** chooaa from organdy trimmed with lac* A dainty embroidery, cotton print jumper with organdy biotin*, nylon jumper with matching taffeta petticoat. ^ Dotted awls* trimmed with littlr I laca collar, eoft cotton aolld or two tone, plies* k organdy combination. IIIICCI. LARBOrS o-M iu P m to Richard M |* tr s st ui, dselsratlon a t dSMlclls atilt* ra y MAlmti. sts ts M a P ir r li u t Judfm nl A s e n H olm n, sts Is I I Vsr*la. tsUSobb'§mD K,nVt*4s • Clsrk Sr st us ts Itss- • it Judriusl Orints Uulek Cs ts ailhtrd Wtltir. t i l Judsmut Armid Perm U S ts Lss Allbsrt BrlitAS, rspt at tap U sirts Mssk st u t ! • 1st M The Wsrnn Cs ts. CssU D Bass, toad silts coaly i ' m t UMk bs Ir s S t * . L C Clark Sr at us ts Staqlsp Kulpt st us. ssismiul P 'l ^ ^ S S l T i r . st s s ts a a ll U fs MABRnOtl. n e s t i s R iltr Thee* cut* frock* ere trimmed with your choie* of bowa. flower* or embroid­ ery. Jumper atyla, pinafore end many other atylaa. Color* of: yellow, pink, green, whIU, blue, roe* AVtOUt |j k [ > t i r I P B jltls s t u . t s Asss- F iu t Jtek io n . II, aenfer* i t fleer . e U e e t William*. IT. B tu ftre e u y 4 R 4 h W p i {«ri,kts»4 s t M ts L *n*«t«4 Jem S p rlsstlsU nlori J*»W h J»»w*f. 441 BtfiftfC la Ut S prluftlstS cillt feh u iit. ll. fltnforfl _ , a "pjioBATjf" - i rrM ' " Sat s s s ln ” W ™ * i A (its C« ts SprlssH sIS Aar, s m Isb 'While They Last" GIRL'S DRESSES Dress th at precious little bunny of yours in one of the cutest little dresses on the Easter scene. She will be thrilled with these dresses th at look just like the prrownup’s and you’ll be delighted with the low, low sale price, (some slightly soiled), Than* little girl'a drenaoa won't lsat tong *8 theee price* . . 7 mad* 4 4 ^ 1 1 for much tnor*. Drasa up your little girl for Center In ona of these sale dresses and save money. 6 montha through ago 7. a4 ••• t* %♦.*,'»** »4 •. •.» Regular Price 3.98 to 6.95 Sale Price 2 *4 9 KtOWA'rAaM BGYlpt hla vary t a t fcalfit tfco~AUtttfk w t w of tho lamming tide, 14M TW ^<1«m O A «A m I mu toying to gel ta w a o d rv W** «fa?J spluttered ♦ ihoTI m M roondLwTm holding!' is a g s a w . r i mi _m v 1 WfW*.* ....... V :’ ' r -a ‘o 4 .4 9 �Mrs7J. Leonard, . Mrs. H. Appleby Honor Bride-Elect Ritual O f Jewels Ceremony Calendar WEDNESDAY Enlistment and rehearsal for Junior Choir will be held at First Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m. Study course In church mimbarehip for Primary and Junior chUdren will be conducted at First Baptist Church at 3:43 p.m. Study course la church memberf^'shlp for Intermediates, Young People and Adulti will be conduc­ ted at First Baptist Church. The Civic Department of the Womans'* Club will have a cov­ ered dish lunehaon at 13:80 p. m. followed by a program aponsored by Mr*. E. Boll. "A New Museum”. Speaker will be Mr*. Fred. T. Williams. The Sanford Woman's Club will M have a tea put on by tha Fine Arte ™ l>tn dub <*litW beginning kawinnlflD - TlnsinytiMnn Departmsn tnl tof the ” u " ,l,up'no at 3 p. m. Hostesses are Ml*e Review* on new book* ready for Adelaide Colte, Miss Alice B. circulation: (and some good ones, Cooper and Mra. Frank Evan*. loo) "October Fox" by Clark MrrHUUDAY Mcekln, la a romantic tala of old Th. Bemlnol, R.b.k.h Lodge •M KenU’cky told.gainst a p l* .No. 13 will meat in the IOOF: “ nt , of , ""'J* Hall at 8 p m 1 big J udga dominate* the Tv. ,o1 °f band*nme *«*n* and beautl- O n The bOq kshelf The homo of Mr*. Joe Corley on Cameron' Avenue was the scene Monday night of the very lovely ■7 :al of Jewel* of Rcta Sigma Phi Errority, during which the pledges of the Sorority became re­ gular member*. Those receiving the formal In­ itiation to membership Included Mrs. Dan Ratten, Mrs. Robert Rerg, Mr*. Ralph Rett*, Mis* Anna Corley, Mr*. Robert Cushing, Mrs. Rurbon Ferrell, Mrs. Gordon Frederlck, Mr*. Malcolm Lodge, Mr*. A. A. McClanahan. Mr*. Alfred Po*ptrha1. Mr*. Oule Robert*. Mr*. Wallace Tyre, and Ml** Jonl Saun­ der*. Mis* Dial Royle, also a pledge, was unable to be present, and will be given her Ritual of Jewels at a later date. The pledge*, die Sponsor. Mrs. W. H. Fleming, and the Director. Mr*. Joe Corley, and 13 members enjoyed a covered dl*h supper, prior to the Ritual and buslnes* meeting. During the meeting, final plan* CONFETTI PLAID WOOL were discussed for the annual Reta COAT In “night Ufa" color* of dark blue, purple and red flecked with light blue. The waistline la slotted In low-belt* •d effect for th* fringed scarf, A Moate-Sano and Piuaan da* ter rarede" was had, during which the members modeled some ‘'very original" Faster Ronnets. First place winner wa* Mr*. Alfred Po*. pirhai no in', ......o n of *11 Fas­ ter nunnv on a n e t, complete with dangling egg* of all colors. Second and third place winners were Mr*. Ralph Rells and Mr*. Han Ratten, respectively. The group was pleased to have as a visitor for the evening, Mr*. Far! Swanncr of Orlando, who will be remembered as Miss Rarbara Saunder*, a former member of the local chapter. Recause^of the Cancer Drive to be held on April in in which the sorority will participate a* a group, the meeting to be held that evening ha, been postponed until April 23. The next regular meeting will he April 2. Hostesses will be Mr*. Dan Ratten and Mr*. Wallace Tyre. Mr*. Francis Stenstrom and Mr*. II. F. Stenstrom will have the pro­ gram. alga. eiS'.raUS! . f S. .X a . i J e_ ^Si 7* 9“* -' ’S* t» a fhn»i, a fabiilowe f"x. l)l*a»ter strikes fh# family every time the ■' where a beloved pert of hit past • - fox appear*. H* becomes the sym- j lies buricu. "Voodoo Queen" hy Robert Tal- ' C V* bo* °f Independence for the lone |f‘r , t „M*th^ »t Chur,ch for whom the Judge trie* to plan tent; a fletloniied excursion Into e. ebrat. it. 10th annlver.ary h of ,Jh# ,Mt drtaH. ! th* Ilf* and timra of Marl# La- i with a covered dl*h tupper at „ , ' veau, th* Inst Amerlcnn witch, ' 7 p. m. In McKinley Hall. An un-' Sunken G*r,U? , hy D"u*, m author create* a vivid, haunt-1 usually fine program h it been ar- Wallop, a story of lova and mar- The Ing atmosphere, whlrh (like Ma- : ranged under the leadership of I" *ucee*»ful surburbla John Sauls. i showing Tom Forrester contented- | tie'* arts) hold the reader in Th# Normand de V Howard ly settled with Janice hi* wife, and a spell. Daughter of the quadroon This Frldnv the Seminole High Chapter of GDC will have a meet- P°Hy. their il-year-old daughter mlstre** of a well-known planter, School Glee Club will go to dis­ (A'tng- at the’ homa of Mr*. W. C. —until Tom discover* a new Marie became the leader of the trict rontest In Devtooa Rearh. llill en Magnolia Ave. at 3 p. m. P»»»lon with Louise Gorman, ami fantastic black world of Voodoo, I Approximately 25 different glee with Mr*. E. H. Laney as eo- Janice'* thre*t of divorce put* : until the day cam# when her power flubs from thl* district svitl par­ hoitese. him bark on the aide of saving was challenged, and her own ticipate. The *lr will ring with daughter began to take her place. fine vocal music front tbrsr vari­ MONDAY lh* holn*' "Ring* Around lls" by Em- j ous groups *nd "we hope our Th* Frlsndihip Leagua of the "Rig Squeeie" hy Rudd Arthur. Congregational Church will meet • oetectiva «ury about a New eitine Gllbreth Carey, the on. *rhnol'i organisation will rank In tha Fellowship Hall of th* Votk c ,ty ?olir»m*n who srarch-s author of "Cheaper by the Do. xmnng the hest." said * member. Tomorrow night *t 7 pm the church at 2 p. m. * * small town for the m i r u \ r 1sen" writes about her courtship and marriage. Student Club will feature *n In­ Th* Sanford 8tory tragus will cf hi* brother, "Dr. Kate, Angel on Snnw- terview* by Leslie Smith with hold a regular monthly meeting* "Outlawed Banner" hy 0**laiJ a t th* Yacht Club at 8 p. m. Thera Roark, in which loyalty and friend- shoes"; the story of a woman Miss mile Ree«e Whittle, direc­ IF will he an interesting program. A ship com# into violent rnnflirt in doctor prartlfllig In the backwoods tor of the vocal music departWhit* Elephant Sal* will al*o a sea battle during the Civil War area of Wiiconsinn who was ahlo i menl of SIIS The topic will be C o n te s t, Trovlng be held. when two close friend* find them- to build a hospital when TV view­ "Dlslrtrt ers of "This Is Your Life'* took Grounds of High School Music. It should prove In he Interes­ up a collection for her. Also, tho , ttrvv "Good Housekeeping Cook ting In people whose only musi­ Rook" and some mysteries and cal experience Is itx appreciation. Preceding this, Randall Rnh1love stories. Rook of th* month for April la hln* will give hi* complete cov­ a double selection: Rlographles * erage of the School News from of Ilosranlnl and Helen Kvllrr. i Remittal# HI Including the reveal­ ing of the cimplo of Ihe week Just received a beautiful book i and Jhe-top record according to on »J*L4idn$ri MamdJgHP qf The ' th. Bits Hot Hit Poll. World'* "Illustrated' wttli" Color WorldIn collaboration with the Inter­ photo*, view, the talent will feature a Remember hook* are yotlr hr«l vocal hy Pat Harrington wltlrh friends; they’ll help you, enter­ 1* to he performed at contest. tain you and make'you feel good; Henry Canon I* the host on and tha nicest part almut a book this weekly presentation whlrh i« that they are always thera when ronves your way every Thursday von want them! evening at 7 p.m, over Radio Sta­ tion WTRR. Remember, that's • I| • M io .x .v tija u tt lirn ti the Student Club, th e SIIS of the I’x# a small napkin and * plate ® » ll*t nf show husinrss and rlvle Air. when you rmmb the dining table luminaries who are sponsoring after a meal. the Fund. Other* Include: ''Jrff Chandler. Tnny Curtla and Jatrvt Leigh, Sammy Davla Jr., Rnrk Hudson, Governor William Strat­ ton, Art Llnkletter. Dinah Shore Govemer O. Mennen Williams, Jana Powell, Imuella O. Persons and Scott Brady. MICHIOAN Th# Fund will be dedicated to Mlehlgin Is • member nf th# "slope' ^Inrreaelng facilities for a eanrer T- center and allariatlng the plight of rerveer victims. M.V U ‘nV? s ^ . ‘shm tPU,#2 »•••» “*• lowest card of th.t Z l A national drive for funds will e « » i a i . 1-? mwp * U*n^ C*rdl **nk A (high), K. Q, J, «te tut-mevlng,U ti tn Idsal le«brs*k*r Following th# ts*d, the player h*v be announced In the near future. for a aoclit Ing th* csrd next higher In sequenn The *o»| for fund railing his . gathering a* in the urn# suit must pt»y It. Plsj been set at t t million dollar* i- •• »ccommo- continues, not in turn, but tceordlni for 1088. The Fund will be a per­ 7 # r L V iJ K J * d ites any to who holds th* card next In »#. manent organisation. i # B # P tir,9 B I> s B number of quenre . with the prevtcua cart Originally ronsittlng of two If33\ Pl*y*r»from played. 7 tanta In th* desert at the foot­ r u l I T , M L # *b r *# *2 An Act Is a niturst "stop"—thtl ■ I th 'r 'F / ^ H ^ s tin t and |*, when ptsysd, th* ssqucnc* It hills of the Sierra Madre Moun­ ■ csnbspliyed halted *nd t new isquenr* begun, t a i n s In California, the City nf / \ • v * L *"• Pl*y*r of the Ac* I* entitled to msks '''Hope was conceived to aid un. J briefest sx- * new lead. If h* can m*k* It In * fortunate tuberculosis victim* planation. different suit (com th* prtviou* lead. aver 40 years ago (1013). Thtrs I* no psodl and piptr *cor- u not ths right to pisy puss* to the NonsacUrlan and nation-wdd# tni; all ptiysri trs .supplied with plsyer at his left. Cards is played at Inception, the Medical Center equal numbers of counter* *nd s trs not put together in trlcksT Esrb acor* I* shown by hli stock plsyer sxpoies bis played card* tn now ekpandt over 78 arrea of ptayir's of such tokens (mttchstwk* will ofttn front ef hirr.ielf In on* pile, land la Duarte, California, and lufflrtt. When a player la able to play tbs five* aid to thousand* of victim* To play the gams, you need a rsg- Ace of Htarts. King of Clubs. Queen of catastrophic dl*i***s yearly — utar deck of 82 card* plus four "boo- of Diamonds, or Jack of fipadsa, ha regardless of race, creed or na­ die" card* from another deck: Ae* collect! all lh* tokens on th* eorI All Calendar tional origin. The Medical Center ef Htarts, King of Club*. Queen ef responding "bnndlt" card of lh* lay. f f f f e r i It* facilities to tho«# Diamonds, and Jack of Spades. These out. If th* tokens on t boodls card | Listings And th* layout snd are placed fae* ar* not taken, they remain. Increased Stricken with the*# dl*ea*e» be. form up on th* canter of the uble to form by following antes, until wen. fore, during, and after hoipltalls- a rectangle. Objects ot play ar* to collect from 1 Society News atlon— without charge. Before the deal, dealer mutt plies the boodle cards and to gat rid of Aside from the actual hospital two matchiticks on eaeta card of th* ens'i entire hand. Whan any playar Are Requested establishment, the City of Hope layout and every other player must goes out. play reasti. and every other alio conduct# extensive research place on* on eech. On* cird at a player must p»y him on* token for program* In cancer, leukemia, time I* dealt beginning with in ex- every card remaining in his hind. By 5 p. m. The 5rS. »’•»»** »o the lmm*dlit* ft you'd tike the compute rulea liodgkln’e disease, tuberculosis left of tn* dealer, for pitying this fevnnu American end heart ailment*. Another pha»e Day Preceding Alter dealer ha* laipaeted hi* hind, family gam*, plus (Jpa on play, tend 1ef activity la Ufa City of Hops'* Re may discard It face down and a poitrsrd or tetter to Playing Cards,! post graduate medical education pick up the wldew in it* pUee. It 1420 Lexington Avenue, New York 1L' Publication ' *%Rrogram, In which doetori from vartoua part* of tha country are given the opportunity. to etudy tha care and treatment and r«•earth of thaia disease*. Among Its national sponsor* •re: Sir*. Eleanor Rons*v*lt, Thoma* E. Dewey, Honorable Harry B. Truman. Jack I- WarBar, Harold E. Staiien. I^uls BMayer, Walter Reuther, and Hugo Em it. The City of Hop# haa develop/ad through th# T«ar» a» • reault 'e f public aupport. People throughout the nation *r# respensibl* for Donors are requested to be at the Elks Club Thursday Afternoon tha axpamloB of - thlp Medical Center to IU present proportion* vie their voluaUry contribution*. between 2 and 6 p. m. | p srwiiiAV Miss Ollie Whittle Will Be Guest : On Student Club TO BUILD U P THE ELKS BLOOD BANK It’i-correct to N«ee butter p»t* i bread-ind-butter plates before ireiti ilt down. A roll n ay alio I'p lictd o# tig f l i t * . ______ Steak Dinners are free to all Donors Mrs. John Senkarik Leads Discussion A t Ladies Aid Meet The Ladles Aid Society of the Lutheran Missionary L e a g u e er met Jointly with the Women'* l.uthean Missionary L e a g u e Thursday evening at Mrs. M. G. Hodges on Paols ltd The topic for the evening’s dis­ cussion was "Reaching nut to Latin America." Mrs John Sen­ karik lead Ihe discussion and rail­ ed on several present to read passages from the Rihte. Mr*. Henry Thurston presided over the business nirettng Com­ mittee report* were given. It wa* announced that the Sunday School would have *n Faster egg hunt at Fort Mellon Park, Saturday. Marrh 31. Pastor Phillip Srhessmann gave •THOROUOHDRED" Chrla- Ihe report of the furnishing com­ tlan Dior call* hla belg* and mittee and he listed Ihe basic white attlped allk-and-worited need* of tha new Parish llnuso suit from hie New York col­ Chapel now under construction. lection for aprlng, 108*. A beigw Refreshments were served l>y chiffon scarf I* tucked Into the Mr*. Hntlgps In the following: reck line. All acceaaotica by Mr*. Joe Meisrh, Mr*. P. L, Dior. .skates, Mr*. J, S, Fkrrn, Mrs, C O W A N ’S l§$!> footnotes to fashion Ry MNPRA The !!'*le*t glamour «lrl* t»kc their fashion* <erinu*ly these dav*. They want high style touche* Just like mama's, they pride In their crisp, flaring skirls and dainty rufllrd petticoat*. And, In the et­ ernal feminine tradition they know when they look pretty, and preen themselves accordingly. Toppers from tot* to teens are tapered and slim, this year and are short enough to wear with full skirts. Tabs and partial belts, mounted high nr mounted low are important details on young spring coats. Seaming detail* suggest the Empre itlhnurtle, again borrowed from grown-up trends. Dainty florals, fine rherks, gay dot* and bright rotor* are the fash­ ion themrs that young glamour girls will set off smartly in the Easter parade and after. Brother and sister outfits achieve a grown-up look In smart new styles, rich fabrics and a greater variety of colors. Why not try a silk blend In a stubbed weave making a new fabric for tot*' spr­ ing suits. Color* »uch as champ­ agne and aqua are used In singlewee»*Nor »iyie* ror itmr noys ami girl*. Washable llnrn-llke ravnn Is us­ ed In rhrek* and solid* with crisp white piping and collar*. The age of chemistry makes life more fun for the modern small fry and easier for their mom*. Time wa* when party dresses were reserved for only the must special occasions, slnro their dainty rufRes and lacy frill* look hour* to wash and Iron aftrr each wearing. Rut nylon and other miracle fi­ ber* hare chnngrd all that. Nowaday* little girl* ran wear party dresses every day If they like—a* sheer and frilly as the most particular glamour girl rnuld de«lre. Yet you Just swish them through <ud* In the washbowl at night and rinse then hang them up. and they are all ready to wear again the next morning. (Some trirk huh?l A new Idea I* using sheer ny­ lon* and plastic In children's wear. Cobwebby pastel organdie* and dotted Swiss fabric*, all In nylon ate used for some of the daintiest \v U f fteaiitlfut MIT7.I drex* (nr the young ladles for Esslrr dressing up, (lies • months through 12 yr*r*. flrgandlrs, nylnn*. rntton and many other lovely material*. Finish off her F.*»trr ensemble «llh a matching hat and hag set. SHOES Tump and aendil l«p* •hues, |n white, pink and black patent, rlltes .mall .3 to large 3. BOY'S SUITS Drrse up the little falhw'a for Easier, fllira little f tn Urge 1$. Nlrr iirlttv of rnlnra anil fnhrlre I" chtws# from, I’rl.ed •n Inw wilt fit In allh any on*'# bulge!. 55.98 - 517.95 SHOES Tmtr Faster outfit »t*rt« »llh t«ur fret . . . we have «kn«* to fit lltv sire font. Kmall 8 to Urge r In Mark, brown, hrn»n A- while, hlirk A while, 8rr Ihr varied irlrrtlen nf atylee. $ party dresses on which was iplfltl ice cream. i ' Transparen? plastics alio aro us­ ed for glamorous party rjlnweaf for the klndergarden set anil th«lf big sister*. These clothes aro ftaonahly priced and should bring Joy to the hearts of molhefg ami daughters alike. Mr*. Anna Jarrlln** Mra. Anna Jardlnoi * Marion Merman, Mr*. Jolm Sen­ karik, Mrs. Votlle Wilson, Mr*. Fbba l.ec, Mr*.. J. C. Jorgensen. Mrs, Rill Southward, Mr*. Henry Thuraton, Mr*.- Rr»»l# Wacker, Mrs. J. 8. Alstu.m. Mrs. Jerry Senkarik, Mr*. Waller II. Kna«rr. Mrs, Esther Trued and Mrs. Hannah Peterson. n*Tlt STREET—A gtay wool C u t-a w a y atUt In thieo part* ! come* from Christian Dior a New York colleotloiv lot" aprlltg. lit.vd. 'A matehing (uilM lI v itti whit# silk pique iboulder ■trap* and bodice «utf 494* Willi I t A E A S T E R ] f w c w i7 GIRL'S DRESSES t A H E A P '1 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS ' Rv Vsn Heu*en. drex* A spoil. Solid while, soft pastel rotors. A shirt to (It yuu can be (o at rowan's. If vou don't n r r d • new suit spruce up t our old one with • new shit I, #l4lk SLACKS i Blend* nf darrnn A wn"V SI raynn A aretate, *n(| |(tnw, ■1 darrnn*. Tailored to a me* J tlrulniisly finish. He* these before you buy. 56.98 - 512.95 SHOES Weather you prefer a tors tone wing tip, a *ol|,| '.!-rh or brown, smooth toe n,s., or wh*t »y#r ynur t»*le, We*, y# th# #hne fnr ymi, Hten nut thl# Kaalrr In the hrt.t • • • *hne# from Cowans, $6.98 - $12.95 SUITS Asynrled rnlnra for Poring, Rummer A Faster. ||y n#mn b ra n d # nil k n o w . S i r e s 3 | . | t , and lh# latest word In fabrics, 531.95 - 549.95 BELTS To match rnur outfit. In lather, eln*l If and rlnlhe. ^ 53.98 - 57.95 PANTS i Those Mark pant*, alxe* 3 tn IP, ere perfect for Easter (Into Summer wearing, "dr*»« up for* Faster''* SHIRTS film eolld colors, pi#Id-, figure*. Cnt, ton, «r.d blend# of cotton. Top off your Kelt*' shopping with on# of th* thlrle. CcHlKM \ Phono S74 i i z-1 r.,«—« - v* Ae* 1f4-a*JUoxuafaiafa Mr*. J. M. Leonard and Mr*. Harold Appleby honored popular bride-elect, Mi** Carol Sklnnrr, with a Ira ye.vurday afternoon from 3..10 p.m. In 5.43 p.m. In the' Applrb) home ou Wen First Street. In the recetvlnf Una to Rel­ com* ISO guest* who attrmleil were Mr*. Appleby,- Mr*, l^onard, Mr*. A. L. Skinner and the honoree. Lovely spring flower* In a pink and whit* theme wcra used throughout the room* of the lovely home. White taper* burned In three branched illvrr candelabra on the book case and also on the serving table which was overlaid with a white linen cut work doth. Silver appointment* were used on the dining table which was centered with a large bouquet of white flower* Interspersed with natural greenery in a silver bowl, retlte Fore* along with Individu­ al rake* In the shape of a heirt and colored pink and white were setved to the guests. Tea and coffee were also served. Assisting were Mr*. L. It Steele, Mr*. W. B. Kirby, Mrs. Milton Wyatt, Mrs. John Gallo­ way, Mrs. Raymond Rail, Mrs. W. K. Kirchhoff. Mr*. II. R. Mc­ Call. Mr*. Joe Corley, Mr*. W. A. Ludwig, Mrs. John Schirard, Mr*. It. W. Herron etui Xlu. Grady Herman. Mis* Skinner, who wore a blue brocade sheath dress with white accessories, wa* presented a hoiIrs* gift to commemorate Ihi oc­ casion. THE SANFORD HERALD Wo*. Maf. 21, 1951 Sanford, fta. LADIES' DRESSED Tailored, frilly, slim ani full •VtiSl*. Frlnla, rhantung*. cotton*, silk*, end mane other luaclnue fabric* frnm **M*h tn chnusf ynur Keeler dreae, filar* 7*35, 10-30, 121• * 2IH. "«■ 55.98 - 522.98 j BLOUSES 1 finft piateli, beautiful print*. flgncMb Sires 32 tn 44. Decrone,, nvlona, cot tog*. 52.49 - 57.98 ->■ SKIRTS V Vnr your Easter autflt 4kl* vdktFV why not a beautiful skirt and klati from Cuwan’e. fin reasonably priced l< $2.98 • $5.98 •WAIM COWANS TOim SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS* ' ........ * �<> ’S A LITTLE HELP, CHUM Nature Waves W and Over N. Y NEW YORK OB—Mother Nature hae waved a magic wand over New York, and turned die big city inio a village. As you taw la tba papers, we have been getting mow here, a fantastic amount for this corner of the country. Some of the oldtimers—sitting around In Manhat­ tan equivalents of the general atore and the pot-bellied Iron stove—are comparing thli norm with a real wing-ding billiards of the pa i t It has choked the itreeti, buried parked automobile!, and most wonderful of all, made tha traffic limply vanish in thin air. It delights children, openi thea­ ter doors (because to maty peo­ ple with tickets can't get down­ town), makes strangers feel like talking to each other, and gives every body a chance to tell you "bow I got to the office" Or vice versa. It haa beta magic, pure white magic. You think of New York at the epitome of the machine age. in fact, as a great roaring machine itself. But whea the storm en­ gulfed it. the city waa aa helpless as any crosa-roada community. Snow plowa and trucka, and steam conduits b e n e a t h the streets, cleared torn? pi a e e a . Mostly, though. It waa done with muscle and aboveli. u i ayflati Before they itarted. however, people going to stork simply ! tstlkrd down the middle of the itreeti. Ir gave you an rfrir feeling to ate the avenues deserted earept for an occasional but or truck. -I And walking along the tracks they had made c a m e pedestrians. Imagine walking down the middle of Fifth Avenue at I o clock In *0064, i . Crashiag • were blf enough to weather We the morning—and living! Together, the wind and snow l a g m gHp MM the beach to ttueUa. goewo efg may pound like ^ic flat bottomed, narrow ships fashioned shapes of Incredible Iji ^MOMteo way to operato a were outfitted with skids, similar beauty. Great billowing curtains of fcMMtar ha* but two young Flor- to eight Inch pipes slit lengthwise lioiBwetaeeemew hive leerned to end welded to the bottom. These 1 white came swirling down from M ■ mftUbly. skids take the beating when the the skyirraperi. Sometimes, it I looked like eolumni of thick | g u MTT- - - phip, owned »h|P "•••>** ,h* b ,lth n ' I imoke pouring from a rooftop to S ta rt tod Dta Dubbin regular-1 “They eapervdable. the ship Snowy whirlpools, like pale ghosts u trough the surf of the bottom* art not," Henry aard. floated slowly down Park Avenue Ip to a a a Iiltada and naload with-1 The LSMs also hast double bot- The kidi of course had a field H lth e etd af docks, cranta and toma with the spare between di- day. Two boys, struggling with tffe# pe»t facilities. vldedInto U watertight rompor?- | undertiled shovela to clear a M h UUM shipping M die ahal-. manta. patch of udewalk. slopped for !•», sere! studded Behomaa wa-l -in a typical lending," Henry breath as I passed. "Well. any. MM U t rtahy buafnese. even with said, "the ceptun will drop a way." sari one. "this is a lot bet­ ••MBleUly outfitted terminals for heavy anchor well offshore. Then ter than going to school " tolMdMd SqoaUa and storms miy he floods a few forward compartI also had a brief conversation 4esf t Mlp again a reef. Waters meiXs so the ship U nose heavy with an elderly airedaie who was • g h tha cherts show to be safe and moves toward the beach, pay- taking his master for a walk. Un­ lootto*ae* hide rocks movtd in by ing out line to the anchor from a like most dogs, this old fellow did Mowravaa stern winch not like the mow or any part of f t t V. I Air Foret hae tatab"He moves ilowdy until hist out- it. He put his ohl foot down gin­ Igtod ail (Misted nations for aide tie breakeri. men gum the gerly, took one step and stopped. tM fcg guided mliiUai Bred from englnei and hlti the beach head , Then he would take another atep 1 * Mwg range proving ground near ea." | and Mop. Then he growled and I s m sad the Dubbin brothers con-i Tie bow la enubbed to pntta ih the growl turned to a complaining Ito Jad to supply them. in the land and the stem is held whine. ■Mry of Miami Beach, and Dan away from the beech by the seaWhat he itM about this billiard gf J)ekeoavUle. had been ramming, ward anchor. Ma+oeehas ef Brasil with LSTi to. Air Force personnel remove the but sometimes using bunk mat­ native Mahogany logs. Theirs was cargo through gate like doors That The flooded compartments the wofy offer eubmltted whan the' open in the bow of the ship The tresses. fcd£»l government asked for h!d« vhipi bring In everything but mail are then pumped dry and ihe sailMl Mppiytng the tracking stations that tha stations receive each out- ora stop up Ihe hole with concrete Ihey got the contract In too and post being supplied about every until me ship can return to the Dubbin dry dock at Jacksonville triad to bring in heavy equipment two weeks. such as trucka. bulldorcrs and fuel Kmfelike coral frequently slices There e meta! patch Is welded on. Sfl Jnth the liiTi. the ship bottom during the run to "After a ship bottom is repaired YlWy speedily lost three shins, or from the beach hut • 12 foot so much the patches overlap, we'll got .because of pileupi on co al ga«h it not dangerous to these pull it out of the water and repiate the bottom," Henry said. gaafc but because aquitli shifted ships The Navy intended to supply the Ma'Virgo and ctpelted the LSTs. A diver plugs the hole with whatIhag bought three t*SMi which ever is at hand, usually with oakum trecklng station, when me first was built m 1919 But on* ship made on* trip an-t limped back home aftrr a bout with a coral Tatty Aids to Gaining Weight reef. That waa when the job went up for bids. Interisland Shipping 1^ Bahamas Is Risky hipprred. and he described how hr hid had to abandon hli car cn a highway bcr.Ce the Hudion. Everybody ducked and oMercd sympathy. The bua driver ttIJ> “ I »iw at leair a thousand cart left on the West Side Highway.’* "That would be a tough place to >e," laid a nan. "There > th? river on one ude and a railroad on another. You vuppo»e thry walked all the way In to town?" "Beau me." laid the driver. He law a man signal from the curb, and although It wasn’t a scheduled stop, he baited the bus at the corner. The man laid as he came aboard. 'You’re a gentleman. Sir. Thank you." "I had to eoxe to work myaelf." said the driver. "1 know WASHINGTON '# - The Air how It la.** Force plans to paraehute human belgs from balloons riding 17 or more milei above the earth. The unprecedented bailout would take place over the New Mexico deiert late next fall. The mea would jump from height at much a a two times any heretofore at­ tempted. Plana for Project Eaplorer were disclosed at a newt conference lait night by three Air Force offi­ cers associated with high-altitude, blgh-ipeed bailout experiments. The offlceri reported that U Henry P. Nielsen, II, coholder of the unofficial record for high-alti tudt parachute jumps, will lead the new attempts. Nielsen and one other airman would make the jumps, using recently developed automatic optrating parachutes and other eaperimtnul equip­ ment. Taking part In the newt confer­ ence were Nielsen; Col Arthur Henderson, sislatant chief of the Aero Medleal Laboratory. Dayton. Ohio: and Capt. Edward 0. Sperry of tht Air Research and Develop­ ment Command. Baltimore. Henderson laid the purpose of the planned jumps Is to develop safe equipment and procedures for boiling out of fast planes at alti­ tudes up to 10.000 feet. Dunkel, Rldgwood, S'. J* ehemi* cat jreporurexpoitcr, ur*#t med* •tilt Frank R m «f Hartford, Conn., In tha opening round jtm. t, rrl»y of the American Srnivra Golf A»»i. Toi-rnameni. it* rich w»nt 21 hnln aft-r Pjr.hj, pulled K.na'a by « !.n?r-j It!. waa pietureaque. but unfortunate ly, not printable la a family newipaper. New Yorkera are usually worse than Englishmen about not talking to strangers. But on the but, everybody was an old friend of everybody else. The bliuard was an experience shared, a common bond. A man laid: "Jr lure taught me one thing . . . never go out in Utlt kind of weather without a full tank of gat." A woman across the aisle asked what had BEMtNOl.FJ WIN TOUBNF.T M., •HA8SKK - N-'v Shelton dropped an ll-foet bit Hie putt on the final hole her# yester­ day to give Florida State a 14'4 lo I t 1! golf triumph over G.nrg-a. The win wai the Seminoles fourth straight thi* season. Manager Birdie Tehbetta of Cincinnati Redlegt heliavea pitcher Hershell Freeman la outstanding relief hurler In National League. tha hla tha tho Dcrtir.outtl'* '•tliectir nf ice lied Unite and hockey ma-n Ed Jeremiah were teammates *n the Dartmouth ba«eUall tqua! :s 19-JO and 1920. Rolf* later he* came a alar third baseball fur the Yankees. 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' SMALL Dollcloui I'*•' I • . g fw a lwvfciV/iiAl-.-— • .'I'. 1 X3UL.‘.-ii % t r i �m + 1 *t~i6 f y t o dm # to wdot a peaceful • eouth aad they tfcouaaad atrce* i t Murray Northose tkomm la la tto east* driving iatenNty. “But what ean they dot* Lora (asoaeO ly i wm unaware ah* rtoke. i*’H6w aioe o* yoa h» *oea* Lera. | m y aall you Lon, aeay I not? I ,4 . .• formality between Mead*" .a wort black agaia today, w .-i only a pearl brooch aad ear­ ring* to relieve tto aoaabre hue. Yet ahe area not in aaourniac for iher huabaad, einoe aba had been in f i y white and turquatae the alght >1 the party. Black niltad bar, 'ora decided, ft heightened her mmatio quality, whitened her .in and made her dark ayaa an {the more brilliant. ’ • UN. by rhrttk A. Whttaey. •'Tou've heard of IN draft have you aotT” 1 don't know muck about M; Pm afraid." "What aa Ignorant little thing you oral Don’t you realize that the Union can't pooeibly win thie war It hae more men? But men of the north are no longer flocking tike * eep to throw their liven ’. If Preeident Lincoln cannot quota, the war will atop It win be ImpoaslMe to fight on. Stop the draft in New York atata, aa they are going to do In other atatea, and wo otop the war Moodieaaly.” "But hew can the draft ba ■topped? If the government—" "Ah, but you don’t know the poorer wa have on our aide. We Of aourat ho vara a magnificent leader out in openly and e4B- Ohio Clement Vallandlgbam. And i opeially eppoae the admlwletratlon. Not with any ahow at tana, at poaad to the draft. We have only But to win aaactloa what to organise and atand fact." Lora atghed. “I'm afraid I wo do aad win lead ua behind-theeupport Hava you heard Ignorant of all thie. In any of the Khlghta of the Ooiden Or- what do you want me to do?" ela?" (To Bo Continued! iami Beach Open Starts Today 'MIAMI BEACH, Fie. IN - Tte A ■ • year • old Miami Beach “ w ii aiiembUfla today for amateur, Doug Sander*, won tha itart of (he 73-hole, '11,000 qualifying round for the Miami ml Beieh Open Golf Tourna- Beach Opes with a alx-under-par M, icttlng a Bayihora Club rec­ a of tha nation'* lop profat- ord foe amateur* playing In tornIt played In tha Seminole petition. .eltlonal-Amaleur tounument Although moil of tha Seminole left"i ended yeiferday at Palm tournament playero bavo entered ach. Waltar Burkemo of Frank- the open tournament here, Ben Mich., won tha 36-hola avant Hogan aald ho waa returning to ih a tcoro of (W-70—138. That waa o itrokei bolter than that of HOLLINS VICTOR OVER OHIO the iccond place mao. Ted Kroll WINTER PARK <N — Slugging of Port Lauderdale, Pin. hy pitcher Hel l<awUr, A1 FanF/J Furgol of 8t. Loula and tuxil and Jack GuadeUe brought Jtck Fleck of Davenport, Iowa, llolllna a 18-7 victory over Ohio 111 1 for third place with 341a. Stala-nolllm eerie* at 1-1. The Ourkemo'i ahart of lha puree Tournament yesterday. profenlonala waa H.aoo, but The game evened the Ohio who waa alao the profet* Btat-Rolllne eorleo at 111. The half of a pro-am team that team* play again today. Other •ohZthat ,division of play, took squads will not enter tha tourna­ y.OOO for each performance. ment until tomorrow. Fort Worth, Tex., and would not play again until the Maxtcre tour* namaat at Auguita, Ga., in AprlL STETSON REAT FIY GEORGIA TECH ©BLAND m — A walk, hit bateman and an error In the ninth Inning gave Georgia Tnoh a 1-0 baseball victory ovar Blctiion ycaterday. Stotion pitcher Ilosi Cur­ ler gave up only two lilln. Middleweight boxer Edueidn Lauxee of Argentina once ployed profeflnlonnl eoccur in hie nuiive country. r* ~ 1 SPECIALS ' On Used Cars •act '43 Bulck Super Sedan $195. ; Good Tlrea Good T rane• portatlon $350. $795. '50 Studebaker Sedan *51 Butck Sedan Clog# — Good Ttrag <— On* Owner *53 Chevrolet Bel-Air Bed. 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Oldtimers Are Trying To W in Jobs In Majors By BEN OLAN Tha Associated P ratt In the spring a young man's thoughts turn to miny things. Somo of tho older guys are con­ centrating their efforts on winning Jobs In major league baseball. Ellis Kinder, 41, is trying to find a now life with the St. Louis Cardi­ nals. Sal Meglie, 38, la out to show Cleveland ho atill has something left In his right arm. Howls Pollet, 33, la being given a tryout with tha Chicago White Sox after being released by the Cubs. And Wally Westlake, 34, Is bidding for an out field spot with th* Philadelphia Phillies after getting the pink ilip from Baltlmora. Now eomea Max Lanier. Forty years old last August 18, tha southpaw pitcher Is being given tha onee-over hy tha Phillies. Out of baseball last year, Lanier made his appsarance of the spring yes­ terday, pitching two- Innings as the Phils trounced Washington 7-1. isr<s,i. NalH# Pox of th* Chicago White (^ox struck out only I I Mm** in game* In IBS#. Hr le u - ev en in g from now on— He gave up two hlti and a run. Lanier’s big laagua career has been like an elevator. It was "up" when he won 13 games in 1843 and 17 in 1944 for tho St. Louis Cards. It was static when he Jumped lo the Mexican League in 1948 and was banned from the majors until reinstated three years later. And It hit rock bottom when he was released by the SL Louis Brownj In July 1933. In 1934, ho pitched for St. Pe­ tersburg of tha Florida Interna tlonal League and Beaumont of the Texai l,xip. He operated his restaurant buslnese in St. Pete last year, then got hungry for baseball again and Induced the Phtli to let him ahow his w arn In the Grapefruit League. In other game* yesterday, the Chicago Cubs, with home runs by Ernie Banks, Hank Sauer, Walt Moryn and Ed Wlmenlak, walloped tha Indiana 14-7, The Cin­ cinnati Bedlegs rapped out 13 hlti to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-3 behind the effective pitching of Rudy Minarcln and Tom Acker. The Kansai City A'a rallied for three runs In the ninth, two on Harry Simpson'* homer, to edge the Milwaukee Rraves 7-3. The St. Louis Cards snapped the five-game winning atreak of the New York Yankees 3-3 on an un­ earned run made possible b/ two errora by Yankee pitcher Johnny Kuck*. Duaty Rhodes slammed two homers and a double to lead the New York Giants to an 9-3 vic­ tory over Baltimore. tha 10th o ra l Wednsday night, Th regular Wednei?ay' srat'ncwill prewte the night card at tl P. »• ■______ _______ FSU WINS TALLAHASSEE 0TH- A *i» fifth inning gave Florida State a 10-5 baseball victory ovar Georgia Teachere yesterday. Tha Seminolea capitalized on four hlti, four walk* and a Teach- ^ er error to score six rune after bring held to a 1-1 tie in the first four Innings. It wx* FSU’e second w|* In two dsyt ever the Teachere and their fourth this eestea. Rookie outfielder Solly Drake of the Chicago Cubs la a graduate of Philander Smith Colleger WELL DRILLING Howard C. 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ONLY 18 MORE RACING DAYS Chib o f T ro ttin g Tracin'* P R E SE N T S LONOWOOD— The SanfordwaUndo X,iiu.< C l s l s f i n e s t greyhounds will take <m four bril­ liant speedsters from the Sara­ sota track tonight at the SOKO In a special intercity match race. The race ataeks up ae on* of th* best in track history and a hlg crowd la expected to be on hand to see If Sanford-Orlendo Kennel Club greyhounds are superior to the Sarasota star*. Local speedstera are spoiling for revenge af­ ter being defeated by J&ckaonvlllo doge here two weeks ago. This promises to be an uphill battle, for the Sareaote atara are rated over the Jacksonville Invad­ er* by many experts. Dlvco, tho 80KC's leading grey­ hound with nine big victories to his credit, Soap Rock, 11*1 Ben­ ny and faat-breaking Dixie's Vanl*v will r#nre#ent th» R-nford. Orlando track In th* match race with Saiasota. > Easy Keeper, a big winner at both Tampa andV Sarasota, Bowl* Roll, Voter'e Choice and Brilliant' Young Tommy A, will carry tha ball for tho ladder*. The big race will be run off nv#r tho flve-alxtecnth* mile course In ,4} W DWINQ ADVENTURE O toN try roouottr IX> MAVW *0 rw H > C4TtAS*X By ED WILKS NEW YORK IN—Daylon’a topseeded Flyers are still alive In th N a t i o n a l Invitation Baskotbal Tournament only, says Coach Tom Blackburn, "because ol an act of God." "By the grace of God—and that lousy foul shooting of Xavler*a In tha first half. Thit'a the only rea­ son we'll be around for tha semi­ finals tomorrow night." Thera wasn't much else that would explain how tha F ly m managed to outlast the Muske­ teers from Cincinnati 72-M In last night's quarior-flna! game. Third • seeded St. Joseph's tt Philadelphia made It more easily into Uio semifinals. With a second half spurt, they heat Scion Hal] 74-ftS In the first gam* of th* Mad­ ison Square Garden twin hill. Dayton, a three-tlm* runner-up nr*t uses — a/ta m u *. t 1m- i at.* Klne J j 10 »•»; S J" and never a champ in four prevl Sits #t# OaiUsa It.SO 4.00 It. 210 oua NIT attempts, now facea St Kortnsjr - uin ' I -ala SSI .4* 40 Q ala fl-4> (S-4) SSI Kranrla of Brooklyn, tha Clnderel- Sanaa* H aas — • / ! * >4Ha T lasa IBIT no Blonds Toot* _ 0.10 4.40 0son at team. St. Joseph’s opposts Com 110 ommandar eedar J. 0.00 second-seeded Louisville In Thurs­ Domna Toffy Quintals (S-S> IIS.IS day night's semifinals. Third Dare — S/l* Mila. Tlaia. SS..1 01.40 14 00 IS 40 Tho. championship gam* win he III Taxaa raa For SI* 100 0.10 Saturday. tile Laa I SO mam (S-*t 1O 11lllr .SO.Tlwat » • Xavier, which twice lost to Day- Vaarth M aaa 0/1* ton during the roguler eeason, Uorieaea Llftar S.JO 4.10 4.so Moumaln Oal 1.40 I 40 wasn't given much chanco against atroloh Bleitr 1.40 the Flyers, particularly after lead­ Quintals 41-1) IIS It Fifth Slaas — S/l* SSIIa. Tlamt «I.T ing acorar Dave Plontek waa Tam mahar l.io S.lfl ,S.so chucked off the iquad for mlaslng Valval Claw* l.tt l.no M ountain Buna 1.40 a 3:43 a.m. bed cheek Sunday, But Quintals (1-4) IIJ.so th* Musketeera, l o o k i n g Ilk* atalh Mara — a, It Mila. Tfmn UX.1 tiaatinallen Dr. 40.00 1.00 S.ao midget* beside Dayton's starting Min rureooi* sot Im five who average around 1-6, war* Dahahl 4.10 Q uinlate <1-11 fit.is fired aky high. ■sTralk a >#—* /! * Mila. Ttmi*. ai.r 40.01 S.OO II* With fl-6 Frank Tariaran ant Copnar Blraali Ml >40 Hank Schmidt aa the "big" men, C ap! ' lol pi Dial* tie Qulnlela <Mt |tt 40 Xavier led by S after 10 minutes ■la a.. lahih *■»•— e/ie M ila. Tta,-. ai.r and was ahead 13•» at th* Inter­ Xoda* odae Hock 40.40 1.40 1.00 Bug 4.1 * a10 mission. What's more, thay out- Apvlt l-aksalda Nsllt* 1.44 bounded th* Daytone-topped by Quinltla (l-l) Jtl.se ■even-foot Bill Uhl—33-31 In th* Nlalh Mass — a/ie Mil*. Hast SIJ4 41.10 I.1.40 4.00 first half and war* only thro* •PeervjJIaa i.0 * I 10 ifPvilK. I.M short of the Flyare' I? for th* Qolnlala (1-91 ITT.ftO gam*. •■‘bMaja — i/a Mile. Thaa. ei.a Wash Sad 44.00 r1To s.10 "Maybe thet'e evidence of what >ai Elbl j*00 1.40 heat us," aald Xavlar Coach Ned S.00 (TulnUu"*0-1) 040 00 Wulk. "Maybe wa war* up too high tor tho gamo. You can let _____ off tho pressure under tho boards —but It gats you at lha foul lino." ,-ov* v.-H' A i Champ" " " ' UN 8L Joseph's, a elub that prays Ira a a * M ar- — a / l a Mite O raSa D befor* and after aaeh gam*, i'lL * lCmDhaal»7 >dii*w ? ° UP' i 1* " '* Nsud'a found Itself with 4 minutes gone ■ ** dSF/.M auk,1**!.. Xl o-Taa Ilia in th* aocond half and took tha tad Wlad, a 91 .-r .T ie TanhCluk ash, lead for good with a 10-a tear that r fFaeea t Hoaai aldanall* Its mad# H #3-44. Seton HaB want flva EfStt* —_I/ta 1Mila Orads n minute* without a basket la that fiorVda Dude, Top'B«;*„.w ,Am|fo Hawk rally. tCIwkadiL. rf.i-,i 0Wy• ,i u*tr (tua, H is BULKY ROOM ft PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— r a ti H f n r visi- Dayton's Flyers Still Alive In NIT , SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY/ Cadillac Sedan gM Owner — Law EVANSTON, m. IN—Sea Pr 'drct*"rt e prohlblilv# favorite to reach tta goat da two. atraight NCAA basketball tiilea' Friday sight hut tha thraa other contaat* aata alao hava axae to grind. While the Done are they'll become the third team la hlrtory to wla two auccetftv* tt> ties, Southern Methodist, Tam; and Iowa alao havo their aet on winning. Tbere'e no raaaon the Dona abouldn't ho ooolldeat that they'll join Oklahoma AAM (IMS-48) and Kentucky (1948-48) aa two-atraight winner*. They’ve won IS straight. Including I? game* thie Southern Methodiat'e Muetanga (88-3) go late the aemiflaala agalnat San Praadae with a IS* game winning streak. They're hoping to become the Ural title winner from the Southwest Con­ ference^ Tomorrow'! opening game pita Iowa and Temple. Temple boaata a feat break let by Hal Lear and Guy Rodgers. It will hava tha aervlcaa of Hal RdlnUbt, a itaady backcourt man who helped Templt compile a SS-S reccord. He auffered a wrenched back In tha Cenlilua game Satur­ day night but reportedly will 1 in shape to play against Iowa. Iowa, tha representative from tha powarful Big Ten, also has "mission." The Hawkey** will field tba same team which fin­ ished fourth last year after loi lng to La Salim and falling apart before Colorado in the battle for third place. They'ra determined to make amends. W H & U A O A /ft IC A P 7H * MATWNA& IfA d d K \ PtVCMBK* A 4 tt THAT r~ \ ft* -* " W J ' m po ptah t SOKC In te r-C ity Match Race Tonight iafane.r, M uir J flr R f a / S t t , . * © ttS W S B S �;S - m m ': m u n iM T jrifc r /• _ ■wm • !?\Ce ■ ’• r F;W *F W 'J M ’ | • .. : '• “\V; it ..■‘ •‘/ ’) -* ’ • h _• ■ - v r - ./ : SeminoleCounty Christian Science TV Films Released fContltmed From P«f* One) Robert 5- Billhimer, John Krlder, and the Incumbent W B. Miller will be campaigning for a hotly contested seat on the county com­ mission. Another r*c< of particular Intereet, which became contested with a last minute candidate qua­ lifying for the pest. Is th a J j’sMc* of the Peace for rfsinct 1. w Hugh Dunean w*» unopposed for the JPa position until Lewis, A. Tate, railroadman, qualified shortly before noon yesterday. la District No. 5 two candidataa are asking for votes to a teat on the five man board of commis­ sioners. Homer Little and Gut Srhmah are competing for the of­ fice. The constables race In the Ovledo area, District No. 3 will be decided from a two man race for A POUi-YIAt DRtAM ad Rumanian-born Clarlua America under the U.R. Refuge* Relief programthe office. George Kelsey and Kovaca (rear), 17, to make a home In the United standing with her are her brothers: Eugene, 20; Paul Priest, neighbors In Oviedo State* for her family Anally came true when the Peter, 1*: and Letter, 17. Seated are Eugene Kovaca* are contending for that office. ten other Kovaca m ired (n Washington from Ger- family: Haratd, 8; Mrs. Kovaca holding Atlla, 18 Races for the Board of County many. By working threw jobs simultaneously, eh* months; the parents, Mr. and Mr*, r.ugcne Kovars, Commissioners will be decided aanad th* money with which to bring them to Sr., and Qabrlcla, 11. Peter’s twin, Annie, la In front on a countywide basla declared Clerk of Circuit Court 0. P. Hern­ don this morning. This wet for­ merly a District election. However, Justices of the Peace, and Constables will be elected on 1 would * Districtwide halls, aald Hern­ WASHINGTON (#t — President; whera 101 Southern aenatora and. fhr thing 1 want done don. Elsenhower eouM, If he wanted; repreaentatlvea have Juat »igncdilike to have that body organlicd, Representative Maek N. Claveto, create a commltilon to exam- a "manifrafo" aeeklng to rtvertc bipartisan, and with every point ina racial tension* In th* South'the Supreme Court piling agalnat of view repretented on it. end a* , , ( unonpoied However *ln or be cotUd call a Whit* House public school segregation. , Quickly a* po.slhle." I Group No. " unopP°‘*flH ow conieat m r* ,n 2. a threeway conference of Southern white and A* ef now, Judging from wha!! Hit IntUtcnce on letting Cnn Is being waged to represent Semi Negro leader* to seek a solution. Elsenhower told . .hit . news confer, , i -gross do the .job, when. . apparent „ ti°le Countv In the Legislature regular term and Instead, he h it pasted tha ball ence this week, he has no Inten-.iy Congress hat no intention of for j,oth to Congreia, suggesting tha law­ tlon of taking the bull by the | doing anything of the kind, aecm*; the unexplred term of Voile A makers l i t up a commission. horn* and appointing a commis- to mean that nothing will be done williams Jr. who resigned to acWhen ha proposed It Jan. S, he tlon himself nr calling a Whito except for some conversation from eept tha position aa Assistant aald he hnped it would be done House conference 1lime Jo time. | State’s Allornev. Candidates, for ••promptly." | Why does ho want Congress to Nevertheless Elsenhower, ** tbt* office are Don Dales, Sanford It hasn’t been done. There’* no do the Job? lie told his news ton- president, has authority to crento automobile dealer; Gordon Fredesign It will be In a Congress ference a commission croaiot by a commission to examine the civil r:<,k, Sanford attorney; and Wllad e raaalulloa cloalog. sracaUAO, Congreia would have power-to Is- rights problem In the South and ten Alexander, Fern Park attor­ L CftA ti NOTICB renouncing and dlscl.iminf *ny Ana The S»*r4 of Trust*** o« l*e Semi- all tua subpoenas for witnesses and search for some answer to the ney. el btinmol* County and Sole County VuDUc Hoipitel will tha right paulio in and la tha following Senalor Dmiglat Stenatrom la compel them to appear and tes- heat building up rhere over school rscslv* lido bid# IB th* the atfle* ol th* atraata and roada na doiiaaaud up BadmlAiatrStor at the • Meopposed in his race for the Senate tlfy. segregation and integration. tha following map* i«d put* •fcurUI MolpilSI. junior,). FUrKIt orIn itmmolt frounty. Hor■P __ to_ _a o’clock — _r. si., .. Mor __ I,1. *i«« » rrcoruod He explained fur’her; "Now, if By his executive authority Tre*. seal representing Seminole and -*nd mora particularly daavrlb•b B tho following f«“ — ‘— oqulpmont. — *----- * r n - «» l<la, lircvard Counties by Paul Miller followo: " ill bo bindlna on tho p*rt ad aa David R. Smith, of Strickland-1I merely appoint call in a par- Idcnt Truman created a number of Titusville. That cartaln atraat known aa biddor for e ptrlod of thirty and let everybody air tholr ot commissions to study special! Morrison, Inc., Sanford, la attend< ty. (vkeT STIIKET lying u«twoan ..*) ear* (Joi cay* from thO tlmt ami ilnio tha watt lino ol the NW'» «f Ing the eighth annual reunion of views, tha? would be one thing problems. One ol them was a com- j no^Coimt^’ro m m ^ I! ! of tho opening. Tho Bond rUtrvaa tho tiK'o o! Moction It. Turnthe right eccopi tha i<,w»at and .. ........... - r ?un-,y ^mmissioner* authof th bidto._ and atop Jl louth. Bang# »# Ka*«. Ford Merchandising School gradu- lo do." He seemed to h.vn in, m.ttee on civil rights. And Eisen-' nrt" t* rajaci any and rued O P. Herndon, Clerk of Clrand th« weal Una of BI"ck ales from Ihe Ford Division’s mind here not the appointment of honor has appointed a number of! rll|t aft I.bid*Ona (1) 111* Molol 4-daar r 0„r(' to .prepare ballots for • A’’ and "B". running north and toulh. and alao tnat cor- Southeastern aales region at lioca a commission hut tho railing of a commissions to study other nation­ the election and In addition, to (•patitngor attttoa wagon. 4 tain atraat known ao LAKE Raton, thli week. or t evllndar. , conferor.co of white< and Nrorncs. al problem*. prepare aample ballots for distri­ l>lt|Vt: batwoon niocka '’A'gtolallod ap*clflt ationa can bo •*and -n'- and runnlna aaat from The alumni, who are executives Anil he added: "But it is nor bution. ur*d from Administrator’* nlflco Waal atraat to Urn l.aka of tho a tho aamlnolo Msmnrltl Hoapilal Herndon said thli morning that tvooda. ell of aima aa appaarr of Ford dealerships, will hear key .. Merry M 'Voir In tha Plat of Cornwall Ford officials dlicusi the automo­ W A4mlnlitretor COOL, PATIENT ROftHLRS llalghta, aa rocordad In flat tive outlook and In a aeries of MIAMI CD—Two cool, patient ftfink T, Tato *• «f tho public BATica o r aaioi.t'T inv n.oeroenrda of 8amlnola County. seminars will rilsrusi merchandis­ robbers broke into a druggist's i.vti ____ a v o atKA YIMIVIV ti A ___ Florida. ' WV6M riao IT MAY COSROAD. TO fly tha Hoard at County Commie- ing and business management home here yekerday, held him N n v YORK it*—Robert Edward cc n v i Nolle. I* .folic. la harabr Mraby *lvan that tha olonrra of flamlnote County, thll practices. prisoner for tno hours while wait­ Dennett, 40 vear-oltl store clerk of County Comatliafo* lot of SomiaHo 10th day of SItrnh. A. U. IPS* The meetings are being held at ing for his wife to get home with Ktnr'lan f, Ga... has failed In a hid ItOAnn OF1 COUNTY COS1County at |i. wl.tlnu hi I<1 lip ragular wootlnu bald MieMio.^tns eg March I*. lit*, et the County the famed Boca Raton Hotel and the day’s receipts from tho drug for tho grand prire on Tho $(’>4,000 Court Hooao In 'infor*. Fl-<rlAa. Club March gl-33. By o. p. Herndon atore and then robbed the couple Question. pursuant in potttion end notice Clark heretofore given, pelted end adaptPrincipal Ford Division speakers of 81.041 when the arrived. He thereby loses Ms winnings will Inched* Chari** R. Retcham They whiled away the two hours of $.1? ooo piled up over th# weeks of Detroit, the division'* general by watching television, R. W. by answering questions about sale* manager; C. Gordon Johnston James told police. He and Mrs Abraham Lincoln nn the CnS telea of Drexel HU1, P*., rnrd'a South- Jame»_ were hound to rhalrj wl\h vliion show. He'll recelv* a Cadeast regional sales manager; and atrip* of adhesive tape but .Tame, lllic as a consolation' prtre. 0 5 --< id ^ ^ » • -* rs» John Heflin of Detroit, dean of (he managed to slid.- hla chair to tho Rennett lost out nn the program Merchandising Sehonl. last nlcht by not knowing how telephone and summon help. Th# sehonl was astabIMhrd nine much Lincoln offered to .compen­ 2 -B e d ro o m S p a c io u s L i v in g R o o m year* ego to help the Ford Divl- CITS’ TO OPERATE COMPANY sate the states per slave for vol­ 1sioo'a dealers organisation train PANAMA CITY Cf—Tha Pan untary emancipation. 2 - B a th D in in g R oom I It* outMandlng men In sales, »er- am* City Transit Co. will he oper­ Itn guested JI.000 Ralph New. [ vice, business management and ated by the rltv starting tonight man, proprielor of Ihe Abraham Kitchen wlfh larjr# Jalousie Florida Tloom ' other phaae* of dealership opera­ at midnight, and Mavor Frank Lincoln Bookshop in t'liirago, who AH Convpnldncw with Terraxo Floor tion. Nelson .says, "we intend to nuke was serving as Bennett's expert Indirect Lighting in Living Room adviser, said he tnought the offer tho system pay." MOULDER The firm's holdings were bought was closer to )1,*>00. 18 x 24' Garaga and 14 * 24' Cnrpore Master of ceremonies Hal SARASOTA o*i — The Sarasota bv the city last work for $130,000 ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN C o u n t y Republican Executive after Steadham ll^hh*, trm*it Mtrrh sail *100 was Ihe figure. Rennett was the first rontest.in Committee ha» turned a cold firm pre-t.li-nt, notified the com­ Forced Air llcnling In rverr room shoulder to tho GOP candidate for mission the company would etnp on the show to gsmhle for the BAST CELERT AVf. *i MII.E OFF MF.LI.ONVILLI governor of riorida, himself a operations March 21 became ol grand prire and lo'o. Three have AVB. TURN LEFT — OPEN FOR INSPECTION i won the $tit,000 prire. Sarasota County man. i continuing financial losses. Nation via* demand for roll- of The P int Church of Chrilt, gioue teiecerii "to far exceeded Sc’- a , In Eostan, Mae*. our expectation*. « • decided ti Amsr { tie real.lift Incident* produce additional program* al- rcctrJeJ la the program* ar* moat Immediately," aald Will B. perm r.r n' healings t h r o u g h Davit, Manager of Chriatlan prayrr of asthma. ccneer, brok­ .Selene* Comrrtltleea on Fubllca- en bonra. deafness, goiter, tuberj^tion, in announcing release of a c bile, a ipendlcitli, and angina “ second group of Chriatlan Science reclorla. Tnese and other actual » v m u,:. *rienet« er# (i(fd"'ariili>>ua- j Over JM teiavisron atetiona a'e the healing and regenera-' have broadcaat the initial 13 pro- ting reeulta of tha application of |ra m i In the itrica "How Chria- BILI* teaching*. tian Science Ifeala" since they were "Do Busy People Need ftellgDrat released lait September. lonV" .‘The Lome Shall Walk,** Heavy response from viewers and "Tha Rawarda from Chriathroughout the United S u m , tianity” ar# title* of three of Canada, Aiotka and Hawaii give*1 tha new programs In the aeries . OvHenee, he aald. "of an Increasing1"How Chriatlan 8dtnc# Heals." ufthlrat In thta atomic age for re­ Other* are: "In God Wa Truct," "Prayer Can Heal Scrioue Cases," ligion* value*. “Teday’e unprecedented Inter­ and "Tha Strength of My Life." The programs were filmed In act in religion la bringing more f+opla than aver before en ap­ Hollywood by Clnefilm Inc. Ro. preciation ef th» rule* for living, bert G. Walker was the director. Radio programs of tha dethught in the lible," h# declared. "W* ar* aonvlnced that religion nomlnatlon-whlch also carry th* hold* greater reiourcea for man- aerie* title "How Chriatlan id .than ia ganarally real lied, Science He*l*”-wlll continue to r TV program* are declined he broedeaat over 800 Station* onto ahow hove practical religion throughout North America and dan ba in m*otiag problem* of oven***feodam living." MERIWETHER ADJUDGED Documented example*' ef the INSANE ablution of eharactar, builneee, KEY WEST '^-Conklyn Walla health, and othtr problem* art described In the ll-minut* pro. Merlwathar, former minor laagua grams by man and woman wbe baseball player accused of killing actually had tha axperlencea. A bit wile's parents with a hatchet, modaratof give* brief comment* h it been adjudged Lotane and It • f Ineplratlonal nature, deelgned In tha Florida State Hospital at ^ to ihew how everyone can rely Chattahoochee. l a n 0*4*1 help effectively. He waa accused of killing Mr*. N* actor* were uiad In the Elian Mills, 49, and Inflicting fa­ frag ran t which were produced with prafeailenal direction under tal Injuries to Charles Mills, S3. the eu^ervlalea of the TV etaff Th* attack took place Nov. 20. K Ike Passes Bali To Congress Legol Notice David R. Smith Is Attending Reunion IfM f Store Clerk Fails ~ Tn Win $64,000 A MODEL HOME D ISTIN C TIO N Orders Now , Being Taken For Copies Of Our Annual Mailaway Edition............. Please Bring Them In* Early, So As Not To Be Disappointed. -PRICES% 25c up to Date of Publication Including Mailing. 25c After Publication Date Does Not Include Mailing. GORMLY, Inc. NEVER C UT-TRADED NEVER UNDERSOLD IlM il Kf^RrfiiW yW k* Wow 7T5 '- ■ The Sanford Herald 204 W. l i t St. Phonu 1821 I .. WWlWTSDU THE SANFORD HERALD T E L E V IS IO N t it as:e - e n i m w ise ::r# a r *:** ___ *:lt H iif tm w e to t:c* *■1* f :}# SOD tie l:*e 1:11 teios tl:eo it:lo 11:40 art For* Jtks 'I) Das Davis Traetoe Ik iv Pair . __ L o r e tta To-ina * * * * OeSfrey * r r le e te You A r t There The M lllleaaire ^>e d o t a Seeret •dneiday H laht r t f k t e Tnduitrv o__ a P arale ____ N lth t New* Jtsperl br«ak the B ask U la n -O ff v a u a iu f i>ta k i i - i I N t oe 1 :1 * I:#* IDil* 10:11 IOi IO 11:04 11:11 Prnrreee S ees Mevre-Weaaaer The MerelM Ok C t p t e lB K u f t r Teel Plttevn Bian-Oe Program keeum e Newe • W eather Ernie Keveoa »hew ru m Fare Ouieee Tour 11:1* atrib* II Bleh AWTMBWV* it:i* T altaai »*ar lilt teer*eh*, feV TomerreW O e lA la a U a h t Jerk > « » r *kew l:IJ lx>«e atery l oo viewer* Digest l:IS JSubtrl Q. Lewie lit* viewer's Dices* 11:4* 1 : 0* {:•* M\g reyeff ~ftt Sill Die Bitter •tee 1:41 Prnweltc Breen* Rlaine 4:1* unakter Day 4:11 Meret ttnrm Year Aeeeuat 4:1* Yogi Ban* of tba Yank*** hai hit 20 er more hem* run* per Thl* mark I* unequaled by any i»aaon for (even straight yaart. other major league catcher. Berra hit 27 homer* In 1083. Sanford Accordion School A chartered plan* will earrT 10. tteams from Erie, Pa., to Mlamlij Fla., for the Women'* laUrnatlon-; al Dowling Congress tournament. { They will bowl May 10. sufficient ballots will ba prepared should voting machines, In the heavily populated pmlncte, break down and stall the election. Qualifying feet of the candidate* netted the county a total of |9 (630.30 which will go toward pay­ ing the coats of tha election. The Seminole County Democra­ tic Executive Committee receive* a total of 13,787 from the qualify­ ing fees which la two per cent of tha annual compensation of the office for which the candidates qualify. OPENS Friday — March. 28 •‘4 tJ T*\ For tjteclal Introductory OttW C*U, Collect: Orlando 2*8758 *** �THU SANFORD H U R A W j O ^ W il. f f t r . « J I M Chowders (iorle* of Authorise J. Luey, Iktt* CHixen* council*, the flgiqr bat boycott and nullli are - only meolfesations. ■a *tory i^ora felt than said. Rk born and reared Is the I la fact, right her*. Tor U Birmingham waa. home 1 3d year* fit Atlanta. ■thkatoet Southem kid* of midSakata background I bad a Negro H e . a atrong-willed and wonn M r Woman named Annie WatA»«t* waa a tort of Mcond moth­ er. She put me to bed, fed me, •peeked me when the thought U aoeeeehry and, occatlonally, aha ... buttermilk and com *yg glwayi thought that, a* .** anyone, 1 undaratood ' tart, white and Negro. _ I came back to BlrmtngI am not a atrauger though t admit that formar frlandt sat view ma with suspicion who now Uvaa outside tha and who haa bean expoaed ral" Waa*. „ 1 bava been beck 1 have to auppari where people alt * and calmly ditcutt tha potof Mcaiaton. They, are not ___ routers. They are well.edu. Itod, middle clan folk who are • backbone of any community. I have hoard old frlandt, warmed ‘ m or two, tay angrily _ __ aren't enough federal ffci the nation to mako the jwallow the May 11, 1W4, _jb by tha UA 8uprem# Court school segregation It uncon (•lothar moment* I have beard profeaa a total lack of faith nrfkdtral court justice if tho cate Involve* rac*. <H«re I feel strongly preiauret mounting for people to choose tides in what they apparently are certain ia the coming battle. If you are not for aegregatlon, you are againat U. There la no middle ground. Further, there la little likelihood at tha prenurei for or agalnit gregatlon will bo romoved. , Tha citizens council*, dedicated to the preiervatlon of irgregatlon, continue to grow. In North Alabama alone they claim M council* with m membtrablp of about 78,000. Tha gouncll movement originated 3 in Mlaalaalppl and now hae apraad ecroM tha entire South. It ia not a moderate movement. Among council member* I have heard talk of boyeotta. Ate E. f Ace) Carter, executive secretary of tha North- <>'■idsac White Citizens Councils, mention* a tort of tacit boycott of Ford automobiles. Carter believea that the money provided by the Ford Foundation’! Fund for tha Republic la uodermln lag the "Souther way of life." I have yet to find a Ford dealer, however, who admit* that any fall oil In tales la attributed to a boy­ cott. Right now tho Montgomery but boycott and tha ease of Autherlna Lucy are frequent subjects of converaetion hare, My chief impression here la that the ground is being cut from under those who, while opposed to inte­ gration, believe the Supreme Court mutt be obeyed. Theta are the graduallits—the people who believe that given SO to 80 yeara integration can be ac­ complished. They are to be found in all ago groups. There is one great drawback to gradualtam. It hat no leadership and despite It* acceptance by tome *s a solution, it bat not been prac­ ticed. A New York reporter liked after the Lucy bearing, "Well where does tha South go from hereT" 1 don't know. I can only guest that unless the leaders In each community talsa tha Inliiatlva from the extremist* there will be more Lucy cates, more rlota and mora boycotts. Hoover Says U. S. Communist Party Plannina Crusade By m ASSOCIATED PRESS bookie* tad Jacksonville liquor laGov. CoOias furmally launches tarasts. hit campaign for redaction Friday The otter* were relayed to him in talk* over IS t«levi*ien stations by friend* he u id were ap­ throughout the slat*. proached lait week wbea hi* cam­ Tha announcement by CoQini' paign wa* luipeoded da* to e headquarter* fat TaQaha**** coin­ thortege of fond* cided with on* by Farri* Bryaut that he would be campaigning In the Lower EpstCoaat area Friday end Saturday. " Thla main* that three of th* major gubernatorial candidates— Collins, Bryans end Fuller Warren BALTIMORE CD—The Air Ro­ —may cross paths ia bids for te arch and Development Com­ votas in the populous area. mend report* It* scientists have Warren is concentrating this en­ found a way of freeing "chemical­ tire woek on Dade County with ly stored sunlight" In the earth’s stump speeches and handshaking. atmoapber*. Collins will appear In person Eventually, th* announcement ovar two television stations In sold, th* experiments may lead Wait Palm Beach Friday night. to a means of extracting this Hall bo In Dado County Thursday stored energy for such uses as and In Broward and Palm Beach the propulsion of rocket ships high counties Friday. In the atmosphern. Collins' speech will bo on film Terming th* discovery a "ma­ on stations at Jacksonville, Tam­ jor breakthrough," AHDC headpa, Miami, Fort Myers, Orlando, quarters bare said it took place Tallahassee, Pensacola and Pan­ ■t th* Holloman Air Development ama CHy t various times ranging Center in Ntw Mexico. ama City at various timas ranging Under direction of Dr. Murray Friday. Belikotf, scientists found In th* Bryant's tentative schedule putt laboratory that energy locked In him In Wait Palm Beach Friday ■tomle oxygen could be released and In Miami Saturday He is by adding nitric oxide, a gaa, the down for a television talk at Pan­ announcement said. ama City Tuesday night and plana Nitric oxide, It said, hat the to move into Jacksonville Wednes­ property of bringing two oxygen day end Into Tampa Thuridav. atom* together to form an oxygen aa In a television talk last night at molecule and release light. The •an) Bland mushroom soup with artUtj rensacola IJryant declared that light is actually sunlight phlcji attr la vaaatartau vagaUhla tout “political contributions from gam­ bat been stored chemically In oxy and crab; beat Oaratah with aralad blers, liquor Interests and political gen atoms. laraon rind, If desired. • earring*. Investors" bad boon a controlling To test tho laboratory discovery factor In elections la Florida, but the ARDC said, a rocket was sent Freeaer-FInd Chowder he wanted no part of them, 60 miles aloft from Holloman. It itsT jp sa fftu ttS 7 He said bs bad rojactod offers rtloated nitric oxida gas under i CdUl (In IUM) frOM i ------*•# . of financial assistance to bis gov­ high pressure into tha atmosphere. l5 S m a a .f r ernorship campaign from Miami Aflood of light resulted. In lest ct •ftm of tfcrtmp •out cArxj w tu r ‘I.T C S O T & e to n m l Cook catary ta buttor until tender. Add ooape, water and corn. 8ttr end bast uni!! blended and hot Baoaoa with a bit of salt U desired. Bnoogh for 4 servings. THE CUSTOMOF COLORING EG6S HAT LEAST f 0 0 0 YEARS OLD. THE ANCIENT PERSIANS AT THEIRFESTIVE CELEBRATIONS OF THE RETHRU OFSPRING (HELD APPROXIMATELYAT THESAME TIMEAS EASTER)GAVECOIOAED E6GS TOONEANOTHER AS TOKENS OF GOOD W/U. A Way O f Freeing Chemically-Stored Sunlight Is Found When roe attr ep e kettle of efcowder, yoe eee how tutafly thle eerefree old eloeaa IU the savory eetlag that eome* forth. And how Urnely for Ula Lenten eeeeon. March wind* tend ippeUtee eoertag like kite*. And yoor htmiry board telle In for copper, reedy to Mt everything In ilfbt. beat buffer to March wind* la a steaming kettle; with aaafood and vegeUblaa adrift la a tantalising broth. Ceaatal HIatary Include* ahewdtre Many a historic ftaat hae can t*rad a r o u n d ^ peppery chowder. Who h u a’t raed Moby Dtek; and hungered for a wbalawlte bowl of tho Bah chowder which perfumed Doeerlpthe air of Naotueket tonalI Descrip­ tion* of Fracch and Italian coastal vltlagM oftaa tell glowingly of peefood *oupa—Ilk* tnoee wo eaa *nJoy from Florida to California, on Atlantic and pactffo ahoraa. Ch*wd«r 1*ae *tyl* Cosit to eoaat. all aero** the tJ. S., fsmlllM scurry to th* kltehan when chowder send* out Mvory WASHINGTON (JfV—FBI Director 1, Edgar Hoover tayi tha U.S. Communist party It planning "an Intensive crusad* which will last four to tlx months’* with the elm of undermining anti-Red legisla­ tion. Hoover said party plana con­ template "a more open activity" and various legal maneuvers In­ cluding employment of "eminent counsel to defend the party and Iti leader*." He said the Communil's are counting on a mora ftvorabla political atmosphere grow­ ing out of last July’s summit con­ ference. ' ' In budget teillmony M ore a House Appropriations subcommittea, made public last night, Hoov­ er said: "Their tacllea w in he concealed and will emerge through Commu­ nist f r o n t organisations and through so-called liberal groups which they ere able to Infiltrate and Intereat In their behalf." 3 MgKf,BAXTER, ^ •By WILLIAM BITTCtniral P rtu Writer A WISCONSIN congressman Uiay ore ot It, why not point ’em protaat* that Capitol adding ma­ oo tergal*—to Improve tha atm of chines don’t add up far enough, citlsan* with empty clgarot packs since they total only up to mil­ end gum wrapper* 7 lions. What wo probably need In t t t theao day* of high finance la t Rome's great athletlo arena, computer that start* with o the CoUtseum, tcat cooled by ellllon. fountain! of perfumed tealer— » » t * raclographt. Thafe a far cry Eggs filled tclih paint tear* from today’e bleachtre. totted onto a Denver porch, / f t , I I I , • Ml too tarty to tutptet the A senates urge* wo observe the Matter rabbit. fourth Sunday In Septombar as . ! I I "Senior Cltlsoni Day." fine IdeaA Canadian legislator complaint but shouldn't tho oldster* got • tns rum In ■ holt la ho purthasod weekday off from work? was frottn solid. It* tubes with I I i n bulll-ln punch7 A rock quarrying company ofI f I fared Now ^ork aUU a mountain Ntw York City, we raid, plons ao a gift, and tha atata turned to axparlmant with Lash roeapti- tho daal down. That, soys tha cals In bright color* instead of man ot tho next daak, it realty tho old, drob, groy onea While big nawa! ED THERESURRECTION THEDUTCH SETTLERS OF PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK WERETHEF/RST. TOBRING THE CUSTOM OFCOLORINGEGGS TO AMERICA EASTER(ORMAS BANAS THEYCALLEDIT) WASA T/ME FOR . GREATCELEBRATIONAND THEY COLOREDLARGEijfAlfTITIESQf'PAAS \ EGGS’'TOUSEIN THEIR FESTIVITIES. WAVE OHM O f THIS OIAMT DOO4HNUT0 E i — — g jiliw * ■■ ■ (80 count) TIOLSUM FLA. or GA. GRADS ‘A 'D A D FRYERS (,w‘ 39c A t MATHER’S ARMOUR STAR THICK NBUfTUOIOT wedding gUt to w am a- Price Kelly will be a .HQmeau of everything the feg«B la her Uteat film “High pMHBr.” Among tha fashions la ■ M h of champagne colored w S s i , Bathed In orange rhlf/international Exclusive) ?*, . Is Orlando i«d o ro r 20 F e u * Recommends '* 1 KEYSTONE ian Funds [RICS B-4 BOND FUND ^ FOR INCOME ISUEA 8 1 Common P* Stock Fond for teeomt and Growth PHONE 5-8034 •>. Salad Dressing S 2-LB, PKG. Sliced Bacon 69c LYRE’S 8UGAR CREEK W IENERS U. & GOOD GRADE BEEP qt DEL MONTE PEACHES 2-Vi size can 49c SUNSHINE CINNAMON 11 oz. pkg. WAFERS 29c Wesson Oil qt- 4 9 c STANDARD - 48 ox. Can ° 29c Tomato Juke 23c STOKELY’S CUT 303 Cans RIB STEAK - 59c Green Beans 2 -3 5 c M inute Steak » 69c LYKE’S VIENNA 4 oz. Cans DIXIE CRYSTAL SAUSAGE 2 -2 9 c PLANTATION PRIDE 28-ox. Jar DILL STIX 29c LADY BETTY Qt Prune Juice THE LEISURE LINE (America** Mo*t Wanted Outdoor Furnl* i lure.) What a bicasing (hla handsome suite will proyg to be, corns aummnrtlma. All strongly constructed of , heavy guaga steel with 6 Q C Bonderilt Beauty finish. & S-place G 11 d • r and Matching Chair. EASY TERMS MORE OUTSTANDING VALUES (Limit ont with 95.00 or mom purchase) Pie Apples Ns. 909 Can Breaded Shrimp BREADED (Family Size) Fish Sticks 59c 39c CHERRY or APPLE PIE each 49c .'jewmeto 7-* * k . PARM HOUSE (Family Style) W A D E 'S SJS 5R V L 2& f i £ L 2 10k«. Pk*. SHRIMP AHOY STORE W H ER E YO U R DO LLARS BUY MORE 8t**k F** 19c FR O ZEN FOODS STANDARD TOMATOES 29c No. 2 Can COMSTOCK IN OUTDOOR FURNITURG 2 Place Gliders .... $|0.95 Chaise Lounges . ... 3 4 . 5 0 ' Contour Q ialrs .... ||,5 0 ‘Steel C h airs.......... 3.95 Metal Tables 2*49 Peel O n e Chairs .. 3.95 stack C h airs........ #.95 R attan C hairs....... |,95 Bepreaeattag ALLEN * CO. LAKELAND B ? " lb. 49c lb. 59c SUGAR Stan Napkins SUPREX MKT. "T 7 B est — For Less I * 1 PAPER WADE'S THAN*, KITTY! CENTER CUT CHOPS LOIN CHOPS ©TO LETWU W E UFE EASY/?" DIAMOND BUT 1 OO <AY ’THAT TWE BIST POOD IN THE WHOLE TOWN COMBfntOM FRESH CORN FED FORK Always Get The Tha spot ot light spread to aboul three miles in width before CD nitric oxide gat thinned out a id the brightness dimfed, the ARUC said. than 10 minutes, the announce­ ment said, the light bad grown in size so that It seemed from tho earth to be about four times the diameter ot the moon. I ' n l l i v By B/LL HY/TDE L i t t l e YOU'RE TELLING ME! WHEN TEACHING THECHRISTIAN FAITH, THEEARCYAPOSTLES SAW NO HARM IN ADAPTING THE POPULAR PAGAN CUSTOM OF COLORINGEGGS TOTHECHRISTIAN CELEBRATIONOFFASTER. THEY THOUGHTTHEEGO, MUCHNABBEEN A SYMBOL-OFTHE RENEWAL OF LIFEIN SPRING, NOWREPRESENT^ ft �S im p lified S e llin g O f S urplus I t e m s . . . A " F o r S a le " Ad. Call 1 8 2 t > ^ — Now Herald W A N T - ADS Are As Easy As A. B. C. — IT—BUILDING • REPAIRS PAINTING 3ft—WORK WANTED—FEMALE _ HOUSE work, child care Tift Wil­ low A rt........... PAINTIN'* f.rui"Tifp«i Hanging. R. C. Walh*i, Tuuua 2M5-M. PART TIME housework. Exper­ ienced, Phone MftO. T08 Bay FLOOR sanding and flmihlng. Cleaning. waxing. Serving Sami* Ave. nnla county ilnca 1923. 31-WORK WANTED—MALE H. >1. Glaaton, Laka H arr HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power 1ft—ELECTRICAL Contractors mower wants lawm mowing. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. PHONE Tlft-84-4 Elactrtral Contracting and Rapalra 38-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES TV Service Center Rcmlix and Croilry Appliance* 112 Magnolia Ate. It ALWAYS Pays To U se The WANT ADS 1 tlma lie per Una 8 timaa 18e par Una ft time* 14o par Una 2J tlmei 11a par lina 10a par lina ---------- contract CARD OF THANKS and IN MEMORITJM Notlcea — 1100 Ona Lina Equals ft average word*, whan aat In 0 point (nawa styla) type. , Whit# Spar# at Regular Lin# Rata for amount u»ad—Count Nina ft-Fetn* Linas to 1-ineh. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ON REQUEST 4—LOST AND FOUND * LOST—In Pennsy'i Red Wallet containing *130.00. Liberal Reward, Plaaie rsturn to ftlft W. Firit St. or Phone 398._____ LOST—Man’* Wrlat Witch. Rail Park Sunday. Reward, ritone 1339 or 3115. S—PERSONAL N O T IC E S ____ WANTED Two elderly women to room and hoard. Nice clean rooms. Mrs. Gati, 907 Park Ave. Ph. 473-R. AUTOMOTIVE ft-BOATS AND MOTORS____ ROBSON S p orting Goods Evlnrud# Salee * Service 8ft4 K. lit S I.________Phone *94 lft—PART8-REPA1RS , RING — VALVE JOB — $6 < IffH rn tflH MOTALOY DOES IT! ! In amiitng and provin process th .t givrt you i ring and v ih r jnh through tin plating proec u whila >ou drive. Effective for Ilfs of molor. No equipment In buv. No work to do. MOTALOY SALES 0 Dept* SF % I»"x «97 MIAMI 33. FLA. Ph. 113 SERVICE Station for sals or trad* for land or what have you. Good location on busy cor­ ner. Phone 6271._____________ 11—HOUSES and COTTAGES ROOMS Unfurnished. 8 bad That maka drtama com# true. . . 3 rooms, Kitchen equipped. Pbuna Beautifully atyled In Two-tona. 8888. CaU at lift West 23rd. St. Mar-Proof finish. Bookraa# Bed TWO, three and four bedroom Double Drassar with large Mirror homes. Rut* L. Payton, Phone Cheat oI Drawtra 2871. 1171 3-REDROOM. 8 hatha, lake front FREE-8 Boudoir Lamp* Unfurnished, U, mile* West of JUST A FEW LEFT Osteen on Enterprise Road. $83 Rookeaat Bed per month. Phone 2038-J-l. Double Dresser with Mlrm# 3 Brdroont furnished house, near Inntrapring Miltraaa shopping center. Call 386-W af­ Box Spring ^ ter 3 p .m. $188 ^ 8 ROOM furnished housj. rhono DINETTE s u it e s ** 160ft. That Mika Diaing A Delight BeaeUfal Wraaght Iran, ar Chroma Dinatta tft—ROOMS Dinatta Suita* Any Slxe—Any Color Any Styla SLEEPING Room, light house­ keeping, It.on weak, up. Day Prtrad tn suit* YOU. , .Styled It Rates. 31.00 A up. 420 W. tst. suite YOUR home ~ P 33—WANTED TO BUY Sale of IJaed Refrigarntora On* 8' Frigid* ue One 7 8' Friildaire Two V Frigidities One 7 7’ Frlgldalr# One 7.3’ Frigidairn One f'hilcn about 8* On* llotpoinl about 7 One Wevtlnghniise 4* One Norge 4' Highlit CASH, TRADE IN prices paid for uied furniture. Call 658. Wibon-Mater Furniture Co. ■MLfi-Lti y _______________ RENTALS REAL ESTATE LAKE FRONT LOTS lion DOWN W. R. "Bill" STEMPER . Reallnr — General naiurine# Gertrude B. Dlngfelder, Aaaoclat* Gay AUea, Aaaoclat# Pbaae 2183 III N. Park Ave. Seminole Realty W. DIF.TBICHS T. W. MERO 1*41 Park Ave. rhone, 27 or 143 Omnsutt A REALTOR First CULLEN fc IIARKEY 1M N. Park Ave. Phon* 2318 LOTS Just outside of city 103 x 103 Reasonable TERMS $5,230—Two Bedroom frame home, screened porch, hardwood floors, extra lot included. Terms. ATTRACTIVE 3.B#droom horn*. Homes — tails — Acreage VA insured financing. '2'i Down reymanl. Complete in taw week*. OZIER REALTY CO. Laura R. Osier U1WXLL R. o z m » Realslrred Real r.state tlroke* It adder — Pbnae 133* 2801 Ho. Orlando Dr. — I’h. 1339 ONteai Iftftt S. Orlaada Dr. *500 DOWN 13—HOMES 3 H R. HOUSE with knotty pine cabinets In kitchen, dvihU earporie, and Urge closets. On sand bottom lake. 3 Badraam (earrete Sleek VA — 3223 Down Payment BEAUTIFUL OAK SHADED 1.0T 338. Per Month P A I with 2-B. R. house Kitchen Kitchen fully Equipped equipped. Ceramic tile bath. Art fist tn -hooi* rolora and til# Oak floors. Screened Furclt. 3lu,5ou. Term*. A. K. Shoemaker. Builder Pboaa 1M1 51.000 DOWN NOT A PROJECT! Two bedrooms attractively furn­ ished home on large city In) fmrdiate occupancy. Complete price $8,200. SPACIOUS .1 BEDROOM DAILY C R O S S W O R D 3. Tartly ACROSS cp»n -•T-VftV—.i.'.aU 4 Prrehel l. Cut. as 8. Ancient • wool ‘ country It. Indian . (Asia) i prince \ 8. rtace 12. Drome* 7. Island of 13. riaytng the Weak marble Indlea 14. Slight color t Beaeagtft 13. Title of (Eur.) respect ft. Reaweed 18. B oa rd o f IO. Cereal Ordnance grasaea (abbr.) 17. National 18. Afternoon gcxl of reception* Tahiti 19. Ankles IP. Also tanat.) 20. Timid 21. Money n | 21. Daaque*lX(* account. cap (Chin.) 2t. Cry of pain 22. Man'* nanto ,23. Point 28. Protective covering 1 30. State flower ]_ of New *1 MexicQ 31 Spring I mootn 33. Aloft ll " 33 Equipment’ 34. Fruit 38. Pitcher 41. Mother 1 Jl Jl ik 12. Portion of* curved line TT 43. A dormouse (Eur.) TT 47. Not general 49. Middle (Law) 80. Tropical W & M v* fruit 81. Celerity ) 82. Horae 1 D05VJ# 1. Macaw* i (Brae) / 2 Prleatl/ " cast# (Persia) WJi-LLU l B i l l . ’ .. .] O N i’l llf t^ w - i. .. Women'* Ideal for couple — 3 bedroom horn* for only 87500 now under construction. Same location. Robert A. William*, Realtor RED-l-MIX CONKRKTE EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ ODHAM A TUDOR. INC. able for bathelor nr enupla. Mirada Concrete Co. "Buildtra of Pmar llomca" 30ft Elm Ave, Phoae 1333 Swam heat, .nival# bath, *howee. CavanteaQv located. Aeroaa * offer* Ml*fram Post Ofnea. Inauirj «1 VARIETIES PANELING eel Jaaabao* Dept, ftlnra. Beautifully Designed Thre# and Native and Foreign Woada,. Sea Them At Four B e d r o o m Homes (or aarafa Apt. 2300 Sherm an C oncrete Pipe On. FURNISHED Florida Living MallnnvlU*. Out Went l.TIh St. Ph. FHA and VA fOI) Flnanred TWO bedroom unfurnlahed apt • Priced from 311,800. to 813,000. 4ft—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Phon# 438-W. ’__________. galea Office—8tlb So. French Ave. HAYNES Oman Maehtee Oa.. APARTM ENT'^Tu Elm.. Phone _ Phoat 8180 or 29*o Typewriter., addtaf maehteaa, 2ftft3-W, Sale*-Real ala, 114 Mag., Ph. 44. ROOM furfllihod apt., private NEB' It Used Desks, Files, Chair*. 8 bath, seraen porch, garage, only Fireproof Safe. 137.30 mn. dig Park, M|r. apt. BUSINESS SWEENEY'S No. 8. Then# 4U-W. Architectural draftsman, steady 114 Mignoli* Ava.^ Phone 147 SERVICES work with general contracting LARGE furniahed apartment, 703 firm. Must he in a position to 17—f u r n it u r e —Ho u seh o ld Palmetto. Phon* S13-J. lft—BBAUTT PARLORS on in work at once. Contact Mil* goods ler A Horner, S. Bay bt., Euatia, Var ALL Your Beauty Needs rail Clean and close la 3-Boom ftiroFla. lUrrtctt’s Bsaoty Nwok iihed apartment. Phone 818. f l a t * Ml IN So. Oak Aea. WANTED—Men to aupervlaa har(Open avaahu* by appaiatm#at.) FURNISHED apartment close In. vesting craws. Experienced in USED IJARGAINS Phone 1311 or 1849-W. harvesting celery and aweet FIVE rooms and bath. 208 E. IIJS Week corn desirable. Permanent Job *1.98 Doan Third SI. 33— BUSINESS— INDUSTRIAL if qualified. Call Oviedo FO- Mipel Sofa ........................14.88 33211 for appointment and inter­ riaslle Platform Rocker....>4.18 OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms. Pal- OWN FREE AND Cl,EAR view. Chroma Chair* .......................34.38 matto Bldf. Call 1784 or 1491. IN IS YEARS T. V. Stand ......................... 33.18 At 131 per month after buying 28—MALE ar FEMALE STORE Room 807 W. tat. Suit* Dreiser Base .................... .. 33.38 owner’* equity In 4-bedroom ahl* (or atnr* or office. Will 320.00 daily, Sell Luminous Door Ironing Boards .......................11.45 house. Hpara healer, electric Plain. Write Reeves, Attleboro, Baby Car Bed ................... 33.18 alter for lenanla. Phone 1381. water heeler. Vcneilan blinds, Max*. Free Sample u Daiatla. Electric Percolator ............... 34.88 34A-TRAILE R S-P ARKS eitctrlo kitchen equipment op­ Baulnette ...........................33.11 tional. Call 2I60*M after fi P. 51. tft—SALESMEN—AGENTS 3 Cushion Sofa ..37.33 DESIRABLE Trallar Spice* for Armies* Sofa Red ............... 37.18 rent ILS moat*. City Water. HOUSE For Sale, rhone 377-R. EXCELLENT opportunity for ag­ Larga Wardrobe ....... 110.38 Phone 8107. gressive salesman with Sanford7! Contour Chair ......................312.88 most nrc progressive new car Sunbeam Mtxmaaier ......... 31181 IT — H O U S E S 1*4 C O T T A G E S lft—LOTS 11... Experience - . - * I.M.. unnecessary KII.I. W V. J , Foam Rubber Club Chelr ..ftI8.il dialer, amhiUoo blliea a amust. Write aaatrai Kitchen Cabinet .................188.11 READY tft*aiova'ja. Cottage. All NICE SUBURBAN LOTI, South, m anifer p.. 0, lo g 71ft, Sao- 8 Place Living Room Sulla .888.M utllltlea—diy, week or month. Phone 1013-W ford, Florida. Chifforobe, Vanity k Mirrar.ftM.ftl 8404 P irk Ave. ft Piece Plaalle Living Roam 87—BROKERS Bad REALTORS TOO Suita ...................131.88 MAYFAUI Section, Unfurnlahed I rooms, lVk hatha, Call 14*4. Hlda*A*Bed ...........................H IM ft Piece Bedroom Suita ....ftftl.SI RAYMOND M. OSCAR M. HARRISON Mather of Sanford LAHUE 8-itory, 8-badroom. fresh­ Ad RIO. SHORERS ftftMft E l i t M. Pbaaa W ly painted houi* on Celery Ave. JUFT CAU S. D. Highleyaaa, daaaclata fftflA v*. BALL REALTY Raymond i.undqiilat. As*#flalo Thone 1673 Atlantic Rank Jlldv. C. A. WIIIDDON. SR. Reg. Reel Eafite Broker Y. E. Douglas, Ruby E. HUIIama Salesmen 111 S. Park Ph* INI S i. C om j^u tf Than# 1129 A. B. Petersaa.Brakar Associate* • A. R. Peterson Jr., P. J. Chesterton. Garfield Wil. left*. John Meiacb. R. W. Wil* liarea, llaael M. Field. A. C Daudney. Land Surveyor. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Th# Want Ad Department I* open from 8:30 a. m. until 6:30 p. m. each hnalneai day except Sat­ urday afternoon. Deadline for week-day Insertion* Is ft:00 p. m th* day preceding publication. CI-ASHIHEI) I1LSPI.AV tnERCURy W. p. SMITH 8513 Park Ph. 1174-J 0*7 ■R’r 3 " U..I j -I tieii ii*. •j1j i *w-. I iiuy mi , ryjr.t er.'ii-* n aiim us*. o'-:ni..ii "s >,• r»iunm cu • i 'Jti n : v, Yrtlarday’i Aaiaar . 28. High rant 26. R iv e t ISO. Am.) 27. Dufigure 29. Re* 39. Cry fret 31. Ex- 5 40. Bcottlah* Gaall* ' clama* lion of 42. Skin > disordar ivJ*fj4disgust 24. Knave of 43. storm club* In 44. Lump a t ,.v gam* of loo earth •38. Disposed 18. Spread p i S ,37. Soothes todry • 38. Shad* treea 41. Cereal grai*. LIS ^ l •(.» .■• 'r " i %r r 1 n: V lo I39 To~ 3T* * r M W i rr _ ** 1 m X '/////,& M JT - XT 35“ TT W o> m r 1Qfi im n -s ts rn s n t«#>i H l i .n i - s i i t s sv riiv rsn s r e r T K H is n i is r TVs U h v lh m f liiu * lilt J;'*’ 1:1* ii** tv 5 0 V .0 A rm 14* 1 a U pT0 h , DISCOUNT 50% MCHANGH FEDERAL T A l i70-ll> 7 1 0-15 6 0 0-16 .J14.6f 15.96 81-09 , t U S 14.29 • PAY AR YOU RIDE • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS • A*k about our Super Safely Tlrd Hunt-M cRobeirts, Inc. STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TIRE* PIIONR .Till Builders, our lumbar If care* fully selected, the exact grad* aperilled, and the lineal cur girivt forct have to offer! Ui# (np.grndo materials today for rnnatructbn which will aerv# for rouhtlcM lomortuw*. St* us today (or yuur needi, Three Bedroom Horn*. Kltrh rn Equipped, Niff neighbor huod. Lola of eslrn*. ** , .Ifikuflk 'ee ri xi? * IS Weslera Jsmbsrsa •— I n k*»i t ; : :ac Lee H«s»n O'elesk C ta* .., ti»v N*w» l;as i nii»#a idles 1:11 its vntlaaa a IV _______ .Jmd M l VSnrM At Mind till Unrnln# Hdledld* ti<« llsre sp4 TXdr# l«;«« lie* Club . V is;ia Kswa in aa no* a-ih ( i lit* Osnt or Mdlndr V Wdrlil AI Noon is;in m sssooe Raeid Farm nt#«*e u Thurntay M»ll»4* il!U SHERM AN PIPE CO. Total price nnlv 362.50 for new masonry ronxlrorted 3 bedroom home ready for nceupaney thia wrrk latcalion at 800 block E. 41h. SI. *im : m in • • Li:*..*|i.'r» j , ,23. Char, acter in ‘ Ultl* R A D I O i *e ■vr.visiu oak floors, dnutue garage. On SV»»M A ' A ll ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early S Is rlt M H sp n rt nirr high lots. American, Ultra Modern. Con­ ‘I w 111ss li t a » n i# — Good Trnni ventional A T r e n c h Colonial 311,00(1 C e n r is Meek S lin l» s t lu n d n m type*. I 'r lM in s On A id s u d Rosa I.. I’avlnn, Broker I l e x , T o r A la id f BUILT On I.aren Landscaped Annahrlle It. Henderson, Associate l i l s l "S t" fn r X lu sla k Lola: In Ih# best of neighbor­ Alhrrla J. Ilall, Aasnrlate N I« M F .d ltle n r t .n lt« 4 S 's lin n s hood!. rhone 2871 17 *2 at Hiawatha I t ’ S n s n r s llm n t#:|f A t H s m * t v i in M #st< IF IT IS REAL ESTATE COMPLETE with alt the features i a;aa K » w s ask Crumley k MeatHlh it.ua mm orr you hav* dreamed about such hark Phon# 778 T M iR s n a u as colored General Klertrlc ap­ at 111 South They Knew HIINSISU pliances and colored plumbing M l t#n On f >*wn l ir e s k s r a *m| natures. HOMETHING IHFl'F.RKNT neaiillful l.aka Front Home on il i1"t Nssrs i l s r k # t I tepnrl AND available at reasonable Largo Lake, Just a few miles prices - with tha hen finannng from Sanford. Approxixmalely A with minimum down-pay­ one acre, with 150 (cri of while Mild beach, .lust llio right spot ment*. for lluiso who enjoy fishing, boating, swimming or skiing Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr. Large Oak trees fnr shade anil sariely of ellrus trees. Concrrlo I Sine# 1346, .Sanford's leading block construction, oak floors. Rulldfi- of home* fnr over 1 non This |, a real Florida home. people. Nab/s Office; Lillie Venice Price $21,950 00. in l/»ch Arhnr. PHONIC 1U4 ALSO, SEE US FDTt FRENCH , AVE. PROPERTY FOUR rental homes in GeorgeBEAL ESTATE DRIVE IN town. Located on large corner 2544 French Ave. douhl# lot, On# ft mom, «. j 4 Ont Want I.1th St. J. W. HALL, REALTOR room and 2 two room home*.. All h ».. Inside liaihsrnooi*. "Call Hall" Thone 1758 Monthly Income of 39000. Eirellent Inveslmenl ai vv:?*). If Intaraatad write boa KBS e/o 31508 1KHVN—NO CLOSING COSTS Sanford Herald. ntrT-- Homes of R»»1 Individuali­ Home wiih separate dining room, 34—APARTMENTS munjrifj: Real Estate ♦ Insiiranre Mrs. Ixiurin# Meiaengcr, Assne 107 .Magnolia Ave. rh . 16 83—ROMES WELAKA APARTMENTS: raoma. private bath*. 114 W. First St. H IL L HARDWARE CO. 301 K. First St. — Ph. 33 LOVELY Radeeoraied Apartmenta. 1717 Terk Av*. Phnne GAS Range, Magic Chef, like J74.1J. new. 325 00. Reels Used Part*. Phone 82. Avtlan Apia. 78ft W. 4ft—BUILDING MATERIALS S K ty i I’ k r a * d Page 11 Ylait ECHOLS Balcony FOUR bedroom houi* near PineFnrt}Wv»< IM'ittaycd for cresl corner ?7ih SL A ftf-RIJUKKi:.-. 30(2 KfcALTOftS arid convenient Examination 17-33 ;...j# a y . Phon* 1810. Alexander & Stringer BEDROOM MJtTEB Ifr-LAUNDRT-DRT CLEANING Ona Sour • Wain and Damp Dry • FINANCIAL Ona hour tt - Waih aid Dry Feld 34-INSURANCE Tiniahad Laandry •aaitnaa Dry^Clsiaing Preferred Ralee la Preferred S M tl Talley haldere Mda Feed mart IMft. fohn William* In*. Agency 1H Bart Utk SC 417 Saaferd Atlaatl* Rank Phene 34 2ft—PIANO SERVICE L. L. SU1 — Piano Technician 3»—HORSES—CATTLE SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN Phone 8184 Route 1, Sanford TOOI Saddle Horse — Gentle with ehli* Sea our complete line of unfinished riren, UP Phone 2I0T.________ SI—ROOPING*PLllM RING Beds, Nita Standi, 3-4-S-8-8 Drawer Cheats Bookcases, Daaka MERCHANDISE and Corner Cupboards. BEDDING SPECIAL* 42—ARTICI.F.S FOE RENT ' Leal FOR RENT — Dragline and opera­ Rtg. Trade tor by Hour. Weak or Month. Quiltop Matt real .. 189.50 I4B.S0 CaatncUag 1*4 Repair . lftftT sanfard Are. Phase 1111 Phone 1431, Lea Construction Co. Royal Comfort .... 39 30 39.30 29.50 RnUaway, Hospital a n d R a h y Pre-Bilt Special .. 36.50 For Belter 'Plumbing Beda. Day. Week or Month— Echols Special .. 129.30 24.30 See or CaU TeL 1435. Furniture Camer­ Matching Box Springs at Iden­ W. J. KING a s West First tical Savings. 8*00 outh Park-Phone 80 ---- EASY TERMS----48—ARTICLES FOR SALE ECHOLS BEDDING CO. numbing. Kreiky Heating Canter 2aft A Magaalla. Ph. 1288 —Faetery ta Ta M. G. HODGES "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. Service on All Water Pump*— Aluminum Opea Moadaya Til 8iM p.m. Welli DrtUed — Pumps Vawaitan Blind* Pauls Road Phono 700 Enclosed kaad. ftag-praof bottom rail with plastie and*. Plastic or 47—FURNITURR—HOUSEHOLD PLUMBING rayon Upas. Cotton or nyloa GOODS Contract md repair work. Free cords. estimates. R. L Harvey. 804 Reakaritr Glass m i M i Cm Used furniture, appuaneea, tools, Sanford Ave. Phon# 1828. ate. Bmight-aold. Larry's Mart. 113-114 West md 8t. Phone 380 881 East l i t St. Pho*.<a 1831. 88—SPECIAL NOTICES New screen door*, hardwood IT.no Five large jalousie ............ 37.50 ENVELOPES, letterhead*, atataBiiv your Furniture at Barry’s mrnts, invoices, hind bills, and Extra larga wirdroh§ ------ 23.00 warehouse Furn., Co., at HOI w. I pc. dining room set, double r o g r a m s , ate. Progressive 1st St. AU nationally adv. fur extension. ** new 73.00 nltura at warehouse pricea. rioting Co. Phone 408 — 400 8‘ O. E. Refrigerator, perfect 80 00 Weal 13th St. Hotpomt electric range...... 33.no 48-FATM AND GARDEN ORLANDO Sentinel Star, CaU 3' bath tub ...18,\0 Super Trading Poll Ralph Ray. 3160. ONE • FI. Free Flow Fartiiirar llwy. 17*81 Ph. 30IT-W Box, Good Condition. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING TRACTOR CO. TYPING • LETTER WRITING PAINT • 12.30 gal. T-Shlrta-48 RlwayBRITT 11-98 Boaih Phaaa set PROMPT SERVICE cent*. Air Mata —apeclal 83 95. PHONE 3118 Army • Navy Surplua. 310 San­ RUBY RED sturdy grapefruit 404 Sanfoid All. Nat’l. Rank Bldg., ford Ave. tree*, 8'v year* old burta, ready CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD plant. Il.oo each, one nr a NEW it Used furniture at bargain t to hundred. Phone 806-W. J. prlcaa. Paying top prices fnr I NCO.META X-SEIIVICE Renton-Nuraery-Blverviaw Drive good used furniture, adding of West First HI. Wm. H. Murray machines, cash register. Rig lilt Celery Ave. Phone 184i*M Slock. SUPER TRADING POST. M—MUSICAL .INSTRUMENTS Glo.ed Sunday ^ ^ ^c^jieaday S. IT 62. rhnnraOIT W. 1 * * " ’ irrnoi.sTERiN(i 120 BASS Accordion. 9 Shifts »7oo Custom Mada Drapery and Slip <4—APPLIANCES .5 weeks old. Still has guarantee Cover*. FRIGIDAIRE appUanees, sales 8173, nr best cash offer- imme­ STANLEY KULP and service. G. H. High. Oviedo. diately. Write Box ASJ L San­ Fla. Phone F03-3313 or Sanford Phone .Sanford — 2858-J ford Herald. 1648-W aff r 8 p. m. 1321 Or'andn Drue NF.W - ACCORDIONS - USED AIR CONDITIONING SHINERS Adult and Children * Site* For Room nr Ruildinx POTGUTS. Mull Head*. Worm*. i'nine in — t^w»l. - Innitlre Reavonahle price, Fleming* Gfo II. n. POPE CO. INC. BUKUR S MUSIC SHOP eery. E. Geneva Ave. Open 7 200 South Park Ave. Phone 1448 207 W. 1st St. Ph. 3071 days a week. Send check, money order for T. V. REPAIRS ' Sfl. Postage and insurance pre­ 'Til 10 p. m. Service fall* $3 in W. p a i d . ____ A Norris Ph. 1539. .1. Q. Herrin. Ph. 2893--1. Licensed Techni­ EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ cians. guaranteed work. MENT AND WHEEL BALANCING*Pautuger cart and Trucks; WANT a Stanley Party! Need all makes, iln a —M ton to ft* Products? Call 2233-J. ton. Seminole County Motori, Inc. 319 E. lit. St. PHONE toil. 23^8 Cl! OOLS•INHTHUCTION 18—TRAILERS DEANNA School of Dance daises in Tap, n.allrt. Acrobatics, start It wlU pay YOU to are IIS before Tuesday, Mar. 27. Registration you buy. will continue thru the week. For , Sunday*. further information call 1?I1EastsIde Trailer Sale*, ,M. 2C,in lliawalna at Inlerseclion Palatka, Fla. of French Ave. and Hiway 17-63. FOR SALE nr Trade -o n real estate, 33’ a-bedroom trailer, fi 2i—CHILI) CARF. mile* West on 4A. 1st door North I will keep children In my home service station. by hour or day. Call 580 R. IS—TRUCKS EMPLOYMENT A 1933-FORD Tlckup lor aala. No reasonable offer refused. Phone 9878. 2ft—HELP WANTRD-FEMALR 14—USED CARS TYPIST and Stenographer. Ex­ perienced, permanent resident. SELL OH TRADE S3 Custom Fnrd Write staling experience and • and payments for 30 model In good condition. Phone 387 or 1U7 references Box WY d o Sanford Herald. shannon Dr. 1130 Mercury Station Wagon. YOUNG lady to work In Dairy Queen. Prafer someone with 3300.uO. Write ilox 377 hern fountain experience. Apply Park — Thone Winirr Park 27Dairy Queen, S. Park Ave. 21-93. _________ 27-HELP WANTED-MALR I'Mi- Wed. Mnr. 21, 1958 *H# only w#Ai k«f« pari �<X It'' WITH HIS BUM (CMS AMD M EW S H O E S / HE MOW COUNTS UP TO O N * HUNDRED j r ^ A - r B E FO R E HE P S takes o f f ^ < §\ T jZ X z * s l o w i n '- - O THE LOCAL PO LICE D O ESN 'T EXACTLY HAVE THAT ZOOMING, R O C K B T L IK B T A K E -O F F kzbio Hit 2 Small Girls FLORIDA’S CITRUS CROP MIAMI IP-Two 7-year-oU girl* THREATENED were hoipitallred today with In­ juries received when struck down MIAMI, Fla.' Continued dry PARIS UP—Tha United States to- by two teen-age motorists “drag weather In south and central Florday pledged Its solid support to racing * on a busy street in sub­ Ida seriously threatenr the citrus Pranct In the search for » “libera! urban Hialeah. crop and sueh spring crops as and equitable solution" to the na- Police Chief Herbert U. Warner sweet qorn and beam, ccun'y agrtsaid notv'rtT>«T. ..;q!d • *. driv­ lloi.alist li’.iiyi»i, •<* Vgi*H, er of the car that struck the girls: culturlsia report. . 0. S. Ambassador C. Douglas anJ Eugene Royd, 19, Air Force Dillon condemned the rebel cam­ enlisted nun home on leave, w;ere Hundreds of smaU lakes mtd paign of violence In the strategic held for Investigation pending the for irrigating eitrua graves are North African territory. Ho de­ outcome of the'girls* Injuries. No! reported •ow- Rainfall-ta-Miami clared: charges had been filed. {since Jan. 1 hos totaled only l ta “The United State* stand* solid­ Warner said Cold was driving ^inches compared with a normal ly behind France in the search for the car that struck Judy Thomas tlU of j j T |ncj,ei a liberal and equitable solution of and Jane Hammond who were, tha problems in Algeria” riding bicycles home from Palm ---------— In an address prepared for de Spring* Elementaiy School when livery to the French Diplomatic! injured yesterday Press Assn , the American envoy Witnesses told Warner the youths A STH M A ? strongly rejected any Idea of a were driving about 73 miles an rift between the United States and1hour side by side when the girls France ovsr North African policy, were hit. lo effect ha replied to French Drag racing, in which motorist* colonists .In North Africa who lake off from a standing start and have accused the United States battle each other for position, haa of encouraging the Arab national- plagued police hera for months. lata. At the sama time hi appeared of Fr-nce hinges on her following ATT to bo trying to avoid offpnding a liberal policy toward the nation­ •■ w atte the aenaltlve Arab world. alist sentiments of the North Afri­ He atressod that U. S. backing cans. WASHINGTON <Jr-Prime Minliter Nehru of India plans lo visit the United Statei in July for talks with President Eisenhower and other officials, the White Home announced today. | An invitation wa* ra.rmlch-fer Nehru by Secretary or state Duties during their meeting In New Delhi earlier this month. The White House announcement said the visit will be “an Informal one" and the talki “ will caver matter* of mutual Interest between the two countries.” Nehru will arrive here July d or .7, coming directly from the commonwealth prime ministers conference In I/ondon. CAMPAIGN UNDER WAT WASHINGTON UH-A campaign i* under way to send sis Ameri­ cans to Moscow next July lo ball out of airplanes is the name of sport. The sls-man civilian team would compete against 13 other national groups In the Internation­ al P a r a c h u t i n g Champion­ ships July 13-30. t iH4 THE SANTORD HERALD Page 12 Wed. M«r. 2 1 ,1931 Nthru Plans Visit To U. S. In July TMIf PIOIOM hag a soft and furry porch on tho back of his friend, a. cat, which uauaily la thought tn.be a deadly onomy of birds. The fur-aad-foathor pale ware lauad tafathar on a busy Lisboa •tree* and givao a -heme" ta tha eftira of a newspaper, where they are now content to spend all thalr timo (InUtwaftonal) Q U AU fY POOPS AT REASONABU PR_____ r s i R U i e n o rA T t. u*. r o e l r w o im u m ^ c r __ ^ CM*TV TO 8 ALUTE FIRST Thursdsy will feature Tony MarI «•* Marlowe*, iTobcrl VOPC TO IMPART BLCMI.NO [VATICAN CITY OfV-Popo Plu» Rounscvllltt Martha Wright e n d — .......- - ........ . ...... NEW YORK — The CBS-TV .Jackson. The first lady rbl” ft® Rome and the world) birthday salute to Mrs. Dwight D M fo„r mon»i„ ago but ohpilgrlma and Romani in-Eisenhower at t to 1:30 pm. EST ,»rvtnr* n( rhe event wa* post pnned until Thursday because ofj •tor's Square at noon Easter Uriel of state announced today. the President's Illness. m m ow n YACHT CLUB COFFEE QUALITY MEATS Lb. VAC. TIN i -T R Y IT FOR-FLAVOR- (Limit I Ibe. Please) FRYERS 7 9 -1 8 9 lVa • v \ Lb. At. ALL OF THESE FEATURES ...W H EN YOU CHOOSE FROM LIMIT I PLEASE HAMBURGER 3 i L bs- j I9 -| LYRE’S PALM RIVER LARGE BOX LOCH ARBOR Phillips Parade of Plans! Frozuii Specials QUIET DIX AN A SLICED 10 ox. Pk. • Mill delivery • Community wnter nyetent • Streets paved and curbed 4 £ Z /( Colored plumbing fixture* PAAS EGG DYE Silent awltehes llany different plnnn; dlveraified exterior* Wlfe-aaver rainbow kitchen* by - PKG. GENERALELECTRIC . PAAS ><!(f * GE automatic dishwasher In deluxe, 2-bath homea !AL80t Kitchen ventilator Moulded Formica link tope trl -y -.* * .V * gtaMA DYE39< * GE !•] ctt. ft. refrigerator • Sweetheart SOAP , lc Sale 4 NOT A PROJECT! SALES OFFICE Little Venice Telephone 1504 RATH SIZE .10.1 ROUND * T-BONE SIRLOIN GROUPER IiONE LESS HERSHEY'S SUGAR FILLE1f 5 Lbs. DAISY HERE'S Lb. 59. * CHEES;e Lb 39. SOME BUYS PRODUCT «% DOZ. LEMONS Star Kist T U N A «” * 3 3 c 2 STARCH 2« 29t APPLES I.bs. CAKE M IX ___ 3 rm89c LYRE’S 3 LUNCHEON MEAT 3 , . s1 .0 0 POTATOES i 2 9 c DELICIOUS TRXIZR LIQUID PlI.LSBtlRY’S WHITE FANCY SWEET ^ VELDA ICE CREAM PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. FRI. SAT. MARCH CAKE ROLL SHOP W IT H CON YEN IENCE T AT CANS BUSH’S BEST HONO.MSINY CAN PARK AVENUE AT Uih STREET mm + -a 19*| STEAK 6 9 <1179c. 8 9 LBS. GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE t Lbs. ^ SPANISH RICE DINNER 2 » ”» 3 / C Box * GE garbage disposal!. 2 U. S. “GOOD BATIN’* HEAVY WESTERN BEEF VKNK’K MAID * il-gel. GE water heater * GE automatic washing machine in deluxe 2*liath home* WIENERS (WITH $5.00 ORDER) KRISPY , CRACKERS ■• GE large sire range 35c ,k . J13* LYRES CIRCUS BRAND STRAW ­ BERRIES Sweetheart SOAP lc SALE At leaat S eitrua treea in every yard I _ Baby Limas 2 No City Taxes; All Citv Conveniences it i ll./.H 11... | LIMIT I WITH OTHER ORDER DIXIANA I BACON ea; __ �I — ...... ■ | ^ 5 f- •{K;»§P. •!rjW M,r r-1 m am W cp Weather ^ a n fo r S a K ~ « y 7 > 8 y ie w ^ fltT b a i l t K e ta h H M im gJUfFOUD. FIXHUDA Fair te partly i loudy f a tir .hocoming rloudy with scattered shower* Friday, •lightly w arper tonlghL w fw bpa fct THUH8DAY, MARCH 21, 1951 Baseball Assn, ing Is Scheduled In Sanford Next Week Tha American Baseball Associa­ tion meeting will be ' held here nest week, W. D. “ Rosy" Ryan told the Sanford Kiwania Club yes­ terday at their noon luncheon meeting. Shultling news to every aaetkxt of the nation will he 33 or 30 writers. TV men, cameramen, he] said, "Publicity you can't value A Florida girl, Clara Jo rroudWhen asked how it fait to not in dollars and cents.” ha rerauirecl to make a campaign "We want lo do everything we foot, of Miami, who opened tha for continuance In office of Cuun- can In advance the City of San­ Easier Seal campaign nationally tv Judge for the term of t»»r ford because wc hope lo slay here with President Eisenhower has year* to begin Jan, 1. 1057 Juds" a long mne," the General Man­ been invited to visit Sanford. Tha City of Sanford Is widely Tha -t'4-year-old selected to Prnest llouaholdar hail this to ager of the Minneapolis Millers The Hoard of Sanford City Com­ publicized in lha March, 1958’Uaua •ay thia morning. “It ia tha test said lo his Kiwanls Club audience. represent all crippled children f DEBARY— Elghty-etght mem­ missioners are faced with tha prob­ of lha Florida Municipal Record feeling 1 have aver had aa a public “Wc like it here, we’ve been ali of the 48 etatee during L._ bers of the DeBary Chamber of lem ot naming a City Commission­ with a complete two-pan* story, treated very well, and it’s been annual Plaster Seal and Easter olfk ial" lo fill the vacancy nf John H. accompanied by pictures, of lh« Commerce were entertained by tn er ••you know,1’ he said, “during my a lucky spot since wc’va won Lily appeal, was born with spinal Itntigan who Is resigning in ae- problems and blessings of rapid bifida • flaccid paralysis of both audio-visual film on Fishing la life I have offtrad for public of. several pennants after training rep! a position In another part of expansion. | legs, hut is now independent with Alaska, shown by J. Raymond the Slat*. flee 11 different time* besides the here,” Ryan revealed. crutches anil braces. Tho detailed story features th* Higgins at the dinner meeting In hi* talk on baseball and many W. D. ‘•ROSY" RYAN TALKED baseball at the Sanford Klwanle present ime and In all of those Ratlgan’i resignation was ra- completed sewer program! brand Tha pert young mlsa boasts of Club v eaterdny. Mat-fair Inn ' I h i u i r c i I- milk Mrhane Jr., on H 'e left, last tdght in Stetson cafeteria in of his personal experiences campulgns t had opposition eetvod this morning at tha Sanford new Seminole Memorial HoapU a delightful personality, and a Ryan, General Manager of the Minneapolis Millers, Del.and. So. you know, it makes me hop- throughout *a 3!)-ycar career In the mental ability above actual chro­ introduced City Hall. lal; th , recently dedicated FroncW •Staff Photoi grand old national pastime. Ryan At the bj*inrsa meeting a re,,x „ ... is such a relief, mental y. expressed ronfldcncn that Minnea­ nological age. Hit resignalinn read at fnllnwa: Av*. project; tho new municipnl poi o» house numbering wat ihy.lcally and financially, he said. polis would soon have Major Lea­ Governor LeRoy Collins has, “ Tha Honorable Board of Com­ parking lot; telephono call go* given hy Col. Harry R. Frltt* *lany of my older friend, have gue baseball. “There's very ■meanwhile, proclaimed Saturday, systam recently Installed for tfio y speaking for the chairman I'homsse missioners, ,»l,l they are sorry they wont little difference helwteh Triplc-A March 24 as “Crippled Children'* Sanford Polico Depatraent; land City of Sanford, Florida. V. Harry. His committee of Char­ get to vote for mo aa they bail and Major League baseball,” he Day." fill project, proposed relocation les C. Ib-rtsch, John M. BJrm, Gentlemen: never failed throughout all of my '.lid. "the requirements are very of the Sanford Firo Department; Next Saturday has been selutCol, lli-n II. Robinson, Albert Jfali*clove.” t regretfully submit herewith my Memorial Baseball Stadium: ro* other campaigns. oil as an appropriate day on which | bury and Arthur J. Walt pi (•ant­ resignation as a Commissioner ait creation facilities which include ••However, 1 «ay to all «f M Speaking of his own rluh. He to buy Easter Seale. In tills pro- , ed a master plan of numbering lit* City of Sanford. people of Seminole County^ W« van), "we will travel a total of claniation, sotting aside next Set- | tha Municipal Swimming Bool, over 2l.ooo milei to make our unlay ai the out day lo manifest) The much publicised “Lark ex* child’s break-down Into Juvenile which would * U t from High transpose that word v° • Business requires that I move Municipal Yacht Basin, Goldsboro, Banka road, North and South; •support’ and let me ask for your schedule this year and tha only greater interest and effort in the peditiona” of youth were diagnoa* delinquency— 1. Falling In .chool, Recreation Area, and tho Sanford then from rout# 17-02, K**t and from Sanford lo another part af Zoo. | support, loyalty and Indiilnonr* way we can make it Is bv flying.” rehabilitation of crippled children ed as symptom, the Male, of an illness tear2 Solf-conc.pt of being-dumb1 symptom I f your court, and of me a, jour and worthless, 1. Parent*' thinking W#*b About baseball, Ryan said, and adults he slid, "I urge Flor­ I wish to express my pleasure Tho complete slnry of Sanford j,|m a„ -1,^', 4. Break between Harry G. Hunter ami hi* com- at having been privileged to have and Its progress ia on* of th« fudge th-nni'hJUt all of m. J "The game has changed a lot idians to lend their supportt in ing at the heart of civilization In ture venr.1 of my service, h. sai . blit changed for the better.’ He helping those who tie unable to a talk given yesterday afternoou child and leading member of the mlUee of Arthur G. II. Power, hern a member of Ihe Commission, fratur, articles in th* magaatn* by Hugh Antler, on** of the Sts-t- family, and i. Deep Patriotism Dwight Baker, Car) O. Lind and and to lhank all of you for Ihe help that wil receive wide distribution "During l.us »ca*0,‘ ,or 1" " ‘.Vj i pointed, however, to the strict help themselves." Mrs. Harold Appleby, chairman aon upptr-classmen from Seminole to" an* Mhe Oang ! Samuel M. Dempster dkiirthiiled end cooperation you gave me. dales I want to meet personally rules to which players had lo ad­ throughout Florida oa wall aa comprehensive report! on the road just as many of my fellow citizens | here during the earlier yean of of the Easter Seal campaign for | County, Addressing the Seminole other Stataa. Sincerely, Ansley then listed for the group, Seminole County, said yesterday sltuatlo.i in Dcllatj wMch a , possible for an omploye can do, the game. Tho story, originated and oroa* John II. Raligan." a* better Job for hi* employer If "I believe that McGraw is the that 7,500 anvelopes containing County Committee of the I lurliia nj.orc#<j Authority” ! that of re- brace* three proposed method* Ratlgan waa elcctad to th* ted by City Manager Warren R« greatest manager that baseball Easter Seals, folded and prepared 1 he knows her or him,” Housholder State Children’* Commission at T|ta|lsatlon on the adult level or one of which might be stodlad and Board of City Commissioners for Knowles, i* Just ono of many ever had.” Ryan told Uie Kivvanis by the Sanford I’ilnt Club, have j It’a regular Marchmeeting,An- tho Rebirth of Family Spirit; and , found applicable for adoption In a three year tsrm Nov. 8, 1034. Ha article* that aro circulated widely And In hi* stories of per­ been mailed lo Seminole County *0Jua'«a'**HoUsholdrr pointed out Club. airy pointedoutphinr* of tha un- the Ro-Educallon of the Youth, the near future. These a.terna- look office Jan. 1, 1955 and leaves •bout tho city of Sanford and sonal experience* related tho citiirne. that he is more than pleased to watchfulness of McGraw over his [•■Mi v holcsom* climate which It con- Karl Mcnnlnger he said "T ea-! UvM ,r ,! an unexpired term of on* year its continuing pro gross. Picture* of th* Board tag •Tava the privilege of continuing, players In train them for longer, Thr fundi derived from tho duclv* tn Juvenile delinquency: sard of lanfo4 fh(,, thBt ^though Hat* Innala 1. Establishment of special iquoncy; fh(1, th„t .uhough Hal# is Innile l. MtalHUhmeni or a ipeciai ami nln* monlha. •ale of the*., seal*. Mrs. Appleby complacent acceptance of Ctly ’ Commissioners, h,s work with girls and bo>* career* and bigger Inromes. * a train! in ^ human organism, l.ova it Improvement Soivic* District unIt ia understood that City Comthrough h e r n ia Court anft l sh*U At no loss for words and a n y iaVI will benefit Forrest Talk toward moral and ethical laxnwrt; # U a y i , learned thing. » '* f « V p. ra* nr-BertJ* Blit Vo. Mi*)1u<ier Raligan has accepted a cipal Pool and tha School fur Special Education. “It cominue to go beyond my llrtd or speaking, the genial Minneapolis la our own echool where our own the sloughing off of rejponslblll*, innaitdll* | „0ur . 0up y0UB(f peo|)L nffA ..........lB . b< „ M . Acl. of th . W l.gl.U furc. position In Panama City and will accompany tha article. duly as your judge and carry my Millers general manager said, rhlldran may receive the treat­ ties by e.'ucatl mai and civic agrn taw tit to lovt*1 plftiHfd tha yourjr 51* Cr«?4tic»:» i*/ a SptcUl FWHnrjr report there lo lake over his du­ program of love and understanding "We won the playoff, w* won* ment, therapy, special education clcj; and preratrnro of a type nf SintRon itudcnt. 4*Thry tha Hoad Diatriit hy apical act of ties Monday morning, Marrh 26. In all of our people as Ihr out- Ihr pennant, wr won the junior and equipment necessary to help confused thinking which ia low in services of truly dedicated Re- Ih* |eg‘iUltir*. The vacancy caused hy City •landing method of prrvenunn of championship of thr world, and them prepare for e fuller life,” amount of logic ami high in emo­ riratlnn Directors. They need to Commissioner Raligan'i resigna­ 8, Inro'iui-at* as a municipal!* now ivr have s brand nrw park , tion. ' youthful mistakes and wrong know that their live* have purport ly, Any of these methods would tion must he filled, in arrordane* in which In play. Thcri’s five she said. der Is." he said. "The pattern", he continuod, and moaning, and that they can requite the consent of a majority wllh Section 18 of th* City Charter, The Lily Parade, an annual "Tnis Is a lung ranjr program million dollarv invested in the new ! event here, sponsored hy the San.| • how* five definite steps in a grow in understanding. This will of registered freeholders, eithrr by within 30 day* h* a vole of the re­ 'Indium that ha* no -ntl I hop* lo get the united in- four-decker he tho isl'ntion of a gcneiati'ir*!” petition, special election or both. maining members of Hie Commis­ posts to hinder vision and there's ford pilot Club, will he held Sat­ (Surest of evsry man. woman and room In park IS.nno rars. urday hefoie Faster, March .11. Business tiansacted during the Rinca there exist* In many sion until th* next regular Novem­ Child in lha future years, said the "In Boston, baseball drew 3Sn,. Committee meeting included lhr«* streets of Denary a vital road ber election at which lime th* un­ GREAT FALLS, Mnt\L (JR — ooo fans. In Minnoapnli*. wo Fred R. Wilson will speak on reports and plans for a rouilty- problem, this brochure given each expired term ehall be filled by an "Peace a n d prosperity ia tha ^•‘A» your Judge I shall always re­ drew 2,000.000 fans,” nyan said, j the history nf Florida at the wide survey of nulserlti and kin- members was lo ho taken home for •lection. them* of lha Republican campaign aped each o( you," llousnolder "and I believe the next move The next formal meeting nf Ihe this year,” Sen. Estes Kefauver icgular monthly meeting of tIn* tli-igartens *« requested hy tho further pv-mal and piMiiblo ac­ laid »« he commented on Ihc nit-, In lie made In Hie major leagues Board nf SanforM City Commission­ Nunnon do Veto Howard Chapter, S'.ii'e rhildien’i ('immlsslnn, tum at the April meeting. (D-Trnn) said last night, “ hut tho ton's place in the county, "by at­ will probably he In Minneapolis." j er! will be held next Monday niaht paaco Is uneasy and to ia th* l.'nitrd Dauglitria of the Confed­ 'I lie Itev. II. Lyl’. e’.i-n /limner* President A. L. Lincoln advised Ryan was introduced by Frank j tempting to apply Christian P"»•t which time Hi* question of fill­ eracy tomorrow afternoon at 1 man, committee vice-.hall man ciples in my personal life. ar»J | Mrhane Jr.. Mayfair Inn mans-! tt pay* to have an un-ln-dal* ( o'clock at th* home of Mr*. W. C. pirslded at th* meeting. Fifteen members that for th* present th* ing th* vacancy will. In all proba­ prosparity.” Tha senator, bolstered by Ml Chamber has been granted roo.a adopting such as my guida in Jucli- ger and the .Kiw.ims Club's pro­ list of lh!« year’* candidate* for Hill on Magnolia Ave. members, official. rnmml**ioned for an office through the courasy bility, h* a part of th# agenda. unexpected Minnesota primary gram chairman for the day. political office on hand. •tat duties." Mis. Hill and Mra. E. H. ..aney and i. presents tic* were In at- of the Caruso organisation. victory, moved westward today Is For Instance, in The Ranford ‘ aro co-hnstcssc*. ten*a ci. start an Intensive campaign for Herald’s slnry yesterday cltlna Exact date and place nf the California'* 68 vntei at the Damn* th* names nf candidates for the May meeting which Is traditionally cratio National Convention. ▼arloui ennteste, on* name was ladlas* night, I* to be announced Ho rofarred In hi* Groat Falla Inadvertantly left nff. shortly. Thlt we regret, anil we make speech to a Lincoln Day talk by th# rnrrrrtlnn her# for th* etrVico Prsildant Nlzon who, Rafail ver aald, “ bragged about tha R*. or The weeks of May 22 through It Is a four way content being publicans providing tha biggest June 6 have hern *et slid- ** By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS waged to represent Seminole tax rut tn history.” ••American Lesion School ^wsru Gov. Collins today started his "They did It," ha told a Dema. A bicycle rider waa thrown Weeks” according to * proclama­ drive for the voles he hopes will County In the Legislature for both regular trim and the unex­ from his hlryrle early this morn­ cralle dinner, “but let ma point tion Issued by Governor Iwroy Col­ rrlurn him lo Ihe governor's of- th* pired terpi of Voile A. William# ing shout one half mile east of nut that without tha tax rut wa lins and received In Sanford today (iFe for * full four ypar lerm. Jr. who resigned to accept the Mr*. Sarah B. Shtray. 17, was ih# Sanford City Limits on Celery could have had a balanced budget by offirer* of the Camphell-Lossing He look off from Tallshss.ee position ** Assistant Stste’s At­ killed In a car-train arrldent near Ave. •very year of tha ElsenhoweC^Ad­ Post, American Legion. hy plane for Miami accompanied torney, Csndidntes for this office Winter Haven 5 p. m. Tuesday. Walter Evans, 81. a Negro ministration. Wa could haVtemada Governor Collins in jelling aside hy hi* stale campaign manager, are Don Bales. Sanford automo­ Rhr had lived In Atihurndal* farm hand waa driving a 1930 a substantial reduction In IhiTha. Ihe two week period for the spe­ Bub Fokci. bile dealer; Gordon Frederick. fur the past five years and waa model A Ford pickup truck east lional debt and we could have had cial event said that II* purpose Is A busy day fared him in Dade Hanford attorney; Wilson Alex­ a former resident nl Geneve. Mr*, on Celery Ave. when he struck an air fore* superior lo nny In th* " 4 In "Draw attention lo the Import­ County. He had a meeting ached- ander. Fern Park attorney; and flhlrev was horn In Geneva, Nov. the hlrycle ridden hy Dsn Wells, world." ance of promoting Ihe funJamcnt- ■tied with campaign workers al Thomaa Stringer, Sanford real 14, 1938. 33. also traveling east on Celarj alt of good citizenship and Ameri- Miami Reach at 8:30 p.m., a ses­ estate and Insurance man. She l« survived hy h*r husband, Ave. eanlim in Ihe coming generation. sion with other campaign able* It waa th# name of Thomaa Silas W. Shirey, Auhurndale; According In Constable J. Q - The proclamation points out that in Miami at 4 p.m. and a rally Stringer that w# left out of our • :4. father and mother, Mr. and Mra. "Slim" Galloway, Wells was nol 4 c established medal sward pro- for Dade County supporters in now* Item In yesterday’* edition. W. J. nuah, formerly of Geneva lojurrd even Ihouglt slightly gram of Ihe Amrrican twsion car- Bayfront Park Auditorium at 8:15 and now residing In Fargo, Ga.t bruised and shaken up. ned’on In Ih* school* emph**iie* P m. A portion of Ihe night was three brothers, William David Neither the truck nor bicycle Ihe seven qualities of Honor, Cour­ to he broadcast in Miami. Bush, Thomas Ray Rush and John was damaged. age. Scholarship. Leadership. Com CHICAGO IR — A young - Na. Fuller Warren again worked the Ilu>h all of Fargo, Galloway said that Ihe truck paniom>hip, and Character, and Is suburban shopping districts and tlonal Guard Airman’s tlrcanis of Funeral service# were held at Is owned by Stanley Burney, a for “The express purpose of de­ industrial jilants as part of a OMAHA 'JR—In Omaha a little remodeling an old house for hla 10:30 a. m. this morning at Brlsfarmer on the East Side. No veloping wirlhy and outstanding wrck-long mect-the-voter* tour In girl cried herself lo sleep because son Funeral Horn# with the flee. charges will he made against wifo and baby were shattered.by citizens.” Dade County, Warren has made her pup had been shot. A hundred Andrew# nf Aubumdala officiat­ either of the two men Galloway hit accidental death 19 day* ago. But some of his airmen huddlaa no sperrhei during lha week and end 20 miles sway a lost pup shiv­ ing. Burial waa In tha Geneva •aid. have started to complete lha work plans none. Ha is roncentraling ered on a bed of rag* in a Riling i Cemetery, Wells was taken tn the local 68 on selling himself lo Individual station. hospital for examination and he planned. At tha Winlerset, Iowa, station Edward J. Barlllng ,7r., J.1, voters via Hie old fashioned checkup hy Evans, ornamental iron ranker, w a a hearty handshake and broad Omaha trucker Larry W. Davla and other over-lhe-rnad hauler*] A total of 168 names appeared smile. killed In a Iralflc accident Mareh on the docket yesterday on Plea 12 as ha wan returning to hla Lowry, who ha* been stumping watched th* pup and listened l« a MARCH II Day In Seminole County Court he- In Central Florida, visited Arca­ radio report of the heartbreak of Northwest Side home from a ) • Admission* fore Seminole County Judge Ernest dia, then moved over lo Ihe West Cathy Katzenberger. 8. meeting of the 264th Communlca. Mr*. Wllhelmina Marjamea “ We decided the little girl need, Housholder. lions Squadron nf the Illinois Na. ’ Coast for a stopover In Punta (Sanford) Present and pleading not guilty Gorda. He was lo appear at Fort ed the pap and the pup needed LEXINGTON. Ky. A blind lional Guard. H« waa an ylrman > Mr*. Mae Richardson (Longwond) her. W* took a straw vnia and 1 were 10 persons. Presenl and plead Myers tonight. Mrs. Mildred Beggarly (Sanford) mustrlan with a Braille watch was 1st class, (ng guilty war# *1. A total of 21 Farris Bryant moved from waa alactad to bring them toa star defense wilness yesterday M. Sat. James Long, lha iqaid. Dischargee •asea waa continued for various Jacksonville to Tampa where ha gather. It aura waa worth It,” for a Mount Sterling undertaker. ton’s l*t sergeant, called on Bart* Mr*. W. M. Scott (Sanford) said Clark after making tha daCalvin Reeves, 25. testified he ling’* widow Carol and her 4-ytar* has a television speech scheduled va<*oniMri. Johnnla May Tolley Of the total of 168, 53 had pre- tonight. He spent the day con­ livery. was talking to W. D. Banka ot old daughter tn offer condolence*, fl and baby (Sanford) Vlnualy plead guilty, on* case was ferring with Hillsborough County Mount Sterling at tho time nf a He found lha house, which nartt* .’ Mina Dot llannlnger (DeBary) GARDEN THERAPY nol pressed, 8nd W aitrekted campaign aidea and making per­ wreck which killed two persons, Ing bought two week* before h* MARCH 21 WORKSHOP HELD ioode. Asked to demonstrate hi* ability was killed, all lorn up. sonal contact* with votera. Admlaaiona TALLAHASSEE IJR—Tha value to tell llmt by tho Braille watch, AI a meeting last night, nln* Nerve Trudeau (Lnngwnod) of gardening ai a therapeutic CUBAN PRESIDENT Mra. Joyee Gustadson (Sanford) Reaves missed by only one min­ Bartllng’i companion* In arms d ••THANK YOU. MR. PIESIDENT" treatment tor mental patients was TO BE HONORED BIRTHS ute In agreeing with a courtroom rktrd lo taka ovor th* Jc. DfNNERjSF.T dim m ed M ay hy delegate* to MIAMI bR—Cuban governmenl dock. Baby Girl Richardson nf papering, painting and general officials begin *rrtving her* today SARASOTA UR-National GOP the VKh annual convention ot the Discharge* Rank* la aroused In damago remodeling of th* oil frama in< Chairman Leonard W. Hall ntaeta Florida Federation ot Garden Chalrm* enrouta to Daytona Beach tn *tMra. LeRoy Hilae and baby cult* touting 8383,500 of illegally brick house. J m A foetMttee honor Ing Cuban with 7th Diatriet Rapubl loans hare Clubg. (Lake Monroe) paislng a carload of Morahaad "It «1Q make it oastor for V m id o a t FulgasKio Batista on tonight at a ISft-a-plate •'Thank The gardes tftcrapy sawrhshop Harare Brock (Baniord) Collage coeds, pausing (hair ta r Bulling to sell if ah* wants You, Mr. President" dmnar. preceded bualaew is im . CLAJU JO PKOUOFOOT, RASTER I U L ITAft Alfred tUaeg gad kaky *ad aaeUtft t* am" •-“ » a * i4 — » , ... w - - l x - '‘-AwS1ih /A*>‘ j . It __________ _ __ National Easter Seal Star Invi To Visit Sanford Un-Opposed Judge Ernest Housholder] Says Good feeling Road Situation Is ' B o a r d Studied At D cB ary'To F ill ColC Dinner Meet v a c a n c y Lark issue uv magazine E x p e d itio n s ' O f Y o u th D is c u s s e d nsktss Peace, Prosperity Is Theme Of GOP 1956 Campaign Wilson To Speak Thomas Stringer's Name Is Left Out Of Candidate List American Legion Award Weeks Set By Governor Governor Starts Drive For Votes Funeral Services Held This Morning For Mrs. Shirey Bicycle Is Struck By Pickup Truck; Rider Not Injured Buddies Complet# Airman's Dreams Of Ffcing Up Homo Heartbroken Child, Pup Now Happy « Names Appearj n Plea Day Docket L.;< - Hospital Notes Blind Musician Is Star Witness � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 21, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/521b2fff32ab5d0bb62e1a044584d753.pdf 018d92a0ccc81cf5f9002a31011a3388 PDF Text Text Look For General n to r p ti* 9f MttUM R. SNNMMR, RJ» u i r r woman tu ff* m u n i* ■try M ia during manatnul peri­ ods Maybe you are aa* of them. In UUt condition, which w« tell NEW YORK Ift-You can look for a geoeral change la our rrc a th rr. M - * |n g f . . . ritb the let* Dr. GMn. Mr*. Marguerite Christy of Bt. 4 ult, Mo,, arrived last week for i vialt of aeveral weeks with her iliter, Mrs. Ida Haaldaa at b * home on Stone Island. . Judge and Mra. Thomae Rivers and children, Mra. J. Rlvara and Mn. E. C. Vaughan of Green Covs Springs were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wasley Tylar Frldiy. Mr. and Mra. R. F. Petersen and children have moved back to Uulr home Ip Tampa. Air. Petersen waa connected with ihe eon etruction at lha Florida Power Corp. Plant. The Rav. and Mrs. E. E. Snow end daughter of Madison are spending a faw days here ai their borne. I Mr. and Mra. J. H. Benn of OrMndn and Mr. and Mn. John Gunther ef Cleveland, 0., ware vliltiai Mrs. Ball* Johnson Mon’ * Mr. end Mn. R. P. Wilson and ion ef Atlanta, Ga., accompanied Mr. WUaon'a mother, Mra. Louise Wilson, who haa been vlsltlna with them In their Atlanta home ind will reniiln thla week while they a n remodeling their home on DeRary Drive. Dr, and. Mn. Hiser Jones of Utica, N. Y„ who have .baen the house guests of Mrs. Ernestine Pugh In DeRary, were calling on Mrs. Anna G lut and Miss Doris Faber Monday. Mn. H. E. Breddock spent Bundey In DaLand with her sla­ ter, Mra. Calvin Middleton during which time they all enjoyed visiting (With another lister, and family, Mr, and Mra. Charles Crosby and ehtldrsn and Mr. and Mrs, Albert Grlflln of Jeaup, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. D, P. Smith of Ch^lotte, N. C., are vlalting Mr. and* Mra, 0. B. Caneda, Congratulations lu Mr. and Mra. Bud Long, who *r* pouring the foundation to their new home on Main St. SfetTli* Riv. Robert Carr, and Jun-' lor Cunningham and Danny Neal represented the local M.V.F. al . the aubdUtrlct meeting to DcLand JTutsdiy evening. . Two filmstrips, "Tha Triumph” and ''The Resurrection” were ahawn at tha regular Sunday aveI- fllRS aervlce at the Darnell Me­ morial Methodist Churrh. , Jh# executive Board of the P—TA held It* regular meeting In the school library Tuesday afternoon. Alio there was meet­ ing of the home room mothers to plan for the Easter party to be given the children of the aehool. The Intermediate elate of the larnett Memorial Methodist Chgrch, were entertained at the home of.theLr teacher, Mr*. Baacbm Cgrlteo. It waa alio a going awgy party for on* of the membera, Mlaa Pat McKeniln who left this wtpk to make her home In Ft. Plr.tft, Following th« ser­ ving of refreshment* a friendship circle waa formed with the 21 members taking part. Wednesday aftomoon, during the chapel program. Dr. Rupert Longilreei, supervisor of Intern Instruction at Stetson University, who la recognised In this field and hat long been active In the development of (be Audubon So. ciety, presented a most Interes­ ting sefics of films on birds. Remember thla month la ilmo for the annual Rad Cron Drive. Min Doris Fiber, Is chairman and la assisted by W. W. Illse, Mr*. Ruhye Roddcnbcrry and Marie Haley. H no one hat con­ tacted you yet for your coti»rlbutton, they will before the end of Ihe month, Legal Notice ■ » ■i.ntMt, vnTirrs N 'ltllre I* h e re b y * l * * n lo r b M * nn m a te ria ls * o n ly (n r ro u f *i|rlM< im r m a te ria l fo r m e ta l ro o f f u r U n it NO' | , am i fu r m illh le p w ln l In r w a lla fo r U n lit 1. an d la , H an ford N la ia M a rk e t, H an ford , F lo rid a . F o r d e ta il.. w r l la F lo r id * (f la t * K a tin *ra* M a rk e t* P. It ll m 11 S>I , W in . ta r l U v t n , F lo r id a . I ’hona I - S IS . .Mu tt i" to ( nsritarroM * o r r it M op m i! a r t m * H O tll I I I . I ' t il I M PS i l'a lls h a s * * * . F lo r id a A la r rli IS , 1)1 * 4. IIS a r m . I T i n s A M I M t i s r p s t s t p i*nooit.t w Haalad blda will be rerat.rd at Tallahaatt*, Florida from tduallfled I'omraclora until It.in A. SI. iK. H. T.l on tha Ir.l day nf April 1)11, fur i on at rue lion uf tha follow­ ing proln-t: Tna minimum waia paid lo all labor employ, it on III* follow Ilia rodjral Aid rrnjat-l aliall ha SI IS, SI.OS and ll.au liar hour. reap*, live* I), fur aktlle.l, Inlarmodlal* and tin* aklllad labor; uni*** hl|h»r mini­ mum ralr* for labor omployad on bndeaa ara allpulalad In tha ftp*, dal I’rotlaioti*. ^ id r.r",,rt •v °- r.oio.i ill « ub. f e and Niai* It* *IU. MR 14 and eon. Mtinlnola County L-lnam lha UrP"«8 » P u l" ! ap- ?Dnii'.,vr»,! 'y .7d mi'M work fSJh ilof.ni •«<?»*IIon I I. in c h I.lm a lt o c k U a a a ; T y p a | Aaph V?"° i?u,ri' J?1"' H'hOar Aaph. A P ro p o sal il u a r a n ly m n s lilln r r f cllarV *iroIf*1,,td r**, Cb- raihlsr'a chack or hank*'®r«*»ainF draft oftreasurer* any na. tlohal or alala hank, 1st lha amount alalcit almv», mad* payahla In lha (Intarnor of Ilia Ulala of Florida, mioi ar.ompany each hid, All rhaoka nr drafl* shall liava httn issued wlihln so dsys of Jhi dais for.raoslvliip blda. Carllflffl chack* ahall hava nsetasary Htala of THE O L D H O M E T O W N Veterans Corner Here are iutlioritatlv« answers from the Veterans Administration to four questions of tnlkrest to former servicemen and their families: Q. 1 am taking graduate trainIng under (he Korean G! Bill. My rollege doesn't offer all the couract 1 need for my degree. Could 1 take those courses in a second school? A. Yes, but your degree-grant­ ing'school must (It certify to VA that you have been accepted as a graduate student and must specify your field; (2) list the sublccti to be taken at th* second school, ami (3| state that It. will give you lull credit for thoso sub­ jects. Q. May a veteran change the bonetlciaries of his G1 insurance policy In his will, without noi.4>ing VA of Ilia change? A, No. lie may designate a beneficiary In hi* will, but ho may nol inako a change of bene­ ficiary In thin manner. To change beneficiaries, ho should notify hi* VA District Office. Q. I am i disabled Korea vet­ eran drawing monthly compensa­ tion payments, f hnvo joined the IIOTC unit at the school I am at* tending. I understand thst veter­ ans may nol draw compensation while they aro on active duty, Is tlmo spent In IIOTC drills con­ sidered active duty? A. No. Time spent In IIOTC drills will not he considered activo military duly. Your compen­ sation payment* will continue during those periods. Veterans thing In Central Florida who wish further Infor­ mation about their benefit* should writo tho VA office at 42 E. Cen­ tral Avc. Orlando, \ <.............. summers, fewer hurricanes ani perhepd fewer tornadoes. These long range predictions come front Prof. Hurd C. Wllletf, meteorologist of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.-, He finds ovldence we are el Ibe end of a warming up period 'that extended over the ta il'40 years, from about 1118 to the present. The 40 years before that, from about 1178 io 181$, had been wetter Mil. ANTONIA MANDI8S, 37, a cancer-doomed mother from Sud­ and cooler—making grandpop right bury. Ontario, begins her last, long Voyage across the Atlantic to htr In his declaration that our winters native Udtn, Holland, for ■ farewell reunion with her parents, five aren't what thsy used to be. sisters and tire brothers. With htr In • stateroom aboard the Dutch For tho neat 40 years, Prof. Wil­ liner Mtasdai*, as It tailed from Hobokan, N. J , are her ton, Willy, )• months, and her husband, Cornell**. She was rushed by ambu­ lett says, we should be going back lance from Canada la a 838-mlle race lo catch the Maasrfam before to cooler, welter weather In a slow it left Dectore have gives her only tlx months la which to live. change. Rut It probably will nol be ei cold and wet aa the 1175-1013 period. and ocean system* associated with GOVERNOR MADE HONORARY Prof. Willett bases (his upon sta­ hurricane paths. NAVY RECRUITER tistical analyses (rends over a Tornado#* may alio beeoma fsw- TALLAHASSEE UH-Gov. Colllna, large section of the northern hemi­ er because the asm* changes in a World War 11 Navy raserve of­ sphere. wind circulation that faror hur* Ups-and-downi or short cycles rlcanea have affaetad tornado**.' ficer, waa made aa honorary Navy can and do occur within a long A* part of the evidence for the recruiter yesterday. term 40 year trend. Recently there recent general warm up, Prof. Wil­ A parchment scroll giving him has been one such shortsr period lett cites: thla designation was presented at of warmer weelher occurring with­ Marked melting of glaciers In in the long term warming up trend soma areaa from 1900 to i040. a luncheon attended by high rank­ A elianze to cooler weather will Average winter temperature* ing officers. be one factor making the East were about alx degrees higher In Rear Adm. Delbert 8. Cornwall, Coast less a hurricane target than Southern Greenland and Iceland commander Flaet Air, Jacksonville It has been recently, he saya. and 13 degree* Higher In Spitaber- told tha group he regarded Flori­ Over the last 10 years, hurrl- ggn during 1830.40 than 1910-20, rsnes have shifted In their path. Fur the. teat 30 years, Irebccga da the most Important atats on tha While they used to gu through the have been fewer and not travelling Atlantic Coast navywlse because of its key base* In Key West, JackGulf Coast area, lateiv they have aa far South as they hed been. tended to strike more at the North­ Warm water marine life has mi­ sonvllle, Pensacola and othar ett tel. east. i grated northward. , — Warmer general weather and a Far tome 20,000 years, wt'va been large scale change In general wlnJ coming out of the last of four stag­ PAINTER DIES patterns are rcaponslble. Now Prof. es of a great lea age. the PleistoFLORENCE. Italy (*-Glann* Willett expects the wind patterns rena glacial epoch. W* teem to V a g n e 11, 38, Internationally to change back to their previous ba two.third* of the way from a Florentine painter, died statui. 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P la n a , w ith o r w ith o u t H p a rla l P ro v is io n * , m a y ha p n rrh a a a d h v f a l.r li a lo r a fo r S in so o ar aa| S o ra fu n d w ilt ha m ad * fu r s n y o f lh a sh n v a rh sr** t fo r plena and p ro p o sal fo rm a. p ro p o sa l F o rm s w i l l n o l ba Issuad u n la a t r * .|i.a a | la ra c a lv a d a l la a s l I I h o u r* p r io r In o p e n in g b id * T h a r l a l . l la ra a a rva d lo reto o l a n a n r a ll b id *. ta* lists* U t SilsolO (la* L .O O K ,'ri9 U N 6 ‘UMS/ ^ THAT A R A IN ! V . re h m m a n m k Various glandular tueh at estrogen teroae hare keen dv*ro*norrntA. i W ■* *UU- Moderate doses of t h f c /ia p a s t. rfd itfV f 'M or * the male hnrmom aew * ta d It usually lewrted la the low* M rt e T te t abdomen. In tone patient*, bower*, It U la Do not, however, T bt undertrln* eauaa e i tha i tha thighs end beck. dlUon must be datem laad by tha When PMn Comae doctor ao you eaa |* t permanent You may her* the peln Juat be­ relief. , fore * durlaf the mtnotruel pe­ riod. It may last only a few houre M aanw hll/ yea eaa make or it may latt Mreral day*. <f There may be several causes f * thing* eaalar for youraeU. Do not become overly tired er this pain. Disturbances of the uterus or exhausted. Oat at least eight hours sleep each night, more if womb may be responsible. Some­ you can. Rest orraalonally dortimes a dieturDanes of the glands ef Internal secretion is the cause. u t oftaa brings relief from pain. Place e bel water bottle ae Emotional ta d narroua disor­ aa «1*<trie haatla* pad eat font ders also play an Important part abdomen when la pain. in causing dysmenorrhea. Over­ work la ones a aontrlbwtla* faator, too. Your phyetolaa aaa de a M te help you. There are many fem e of treatment, but he ean advise th t best one for you a ft* he detarmlnea the reason for yew dis­ comfort Freedom of thought is one of America’s ’ w most cherished traditions, ^ecaus^ wf • VI..CVuoal Vt i *1 free to follow our individual rcl^jou^ beliefs, to1worship.without fear of cchsU)f^,)g^^ no.tn rs:p.tnTn r Fi.nniriA a * w l l h u r .18 Jo n » a , C h a irm a n II I*. I.a n la - | ' V/*» y our nation’s moral fibre grows ever stronger* • lain III*Sway Rnelnsar By STA NLEY . . . is an inspiring force for freedom throughout the worlds W H A T , DO'TOO KNOW ,1 IT is J U S T U K f f W A T C W lf •-. » . a . • Freedom h u given AmeRea tha w orW 'e'lheet power »yifem“ Florida Power & Light Company is pushing ahead on the greatest wpanaion program in i u hiitory . . . has more than quadrupled its generating capability in the l u t - t e n years . . . lo provide happier Florid* living, today ■and tomorrowj .Fk >hft l• - i ttif uK »» ;u v-}.\ :im .v v . . �a • ■ T ":• z ' ^ ^ r ; ' . •■*■ • •; ■. 1 >■ . Vi i. ‘ •' sf-Tyi 'S3 . -. y*- ■ a Si • r «j DAILY flANFOWrV P L O W D * R aU M teH ed HMM TUESDAY. MARCH 20. 1I5B f it? Board «Extend Contract The problem fit continuing the City of 8an(ord'e street paving program waa pieientad at • »p«rial meeting if the Board of Sonford City Commlselonora yostor* day afternoon. Faced with a shortage l i f oppiovimately $2,300 In fundi avail* able for tho p ro m t 131,000 pragram that Is virtually completed, th* Board of City Commtarionor* agreed to axtond the contract with tho Orlando Paving Company and add aditional streets to bo pavod at a total cost of 123,060.63. Payment for the .additional street improvements will b* han­ dled on the basis of a not# bear­ ing 6 percent interest. Funds will be provided for the repayment of the note to Orlendo Paring Com­ pany in next year's budget end from revenue derived from tb» l,afuie Fee. VERNB A. WHBELESB According to City Ma.'.tjirr Warren Knowles, estimate I revtn-ra from the Refuse Fee in 1036 will ba |&3,7o0 and <36,000 in 1037. •-— • Tho additional contract for pav­ ing will Include street Improve­ ments In the Mayfair Section, Summerlin Ave., Palmetto Ave, from 35th to 26th Sts., Madera Cost of the paving wnll be 67.23 Ave. and Hibiscus Court, per ton which wee the low bid on From Ml opening atatomrnt the original contract. The Madera Ave. and Htblirua that Thomoa A. Edison, who InImprovements were added ^•ntod ths talking machine in Court to the criginal plan for 1933 street 3177. claimed that, of all his num­ improvements due to the poor ero u s Invention*, the only one ^ h a t worked the very flret time surfaces of the too thomughfuTea. Total rost to the City of Sanwe* hi* phonograph record n.ede «f tin-foil, Verne A. Wheeleee of fori of Ih. overall street ImpioveLengwood held the attention of manl j.-ani will be In exceee of the member* of the Sanford Ro- <40,000. City tymmlstl mer John, Krlder ta r/ Club and their guest* to tho very end of hie unueual program. ronmcniiri, when the plan wa* Introduced by program chair­ proposed, "1 am In favo? of gol vr man Charlie Morrleon ae the man ahead." who haa photographed literally Commissioner Gatchel .eld- "V thousand* of vUltora to tho Big don't sea when wa can make any Dl'ree at 1/mgwood and *< the error In going on through with author of--W harf ..Th* Meadow ' the project," - .. • Lark doHe^rWhootea* told ot th< ‘ A unanimous derision to ion* development of the phonograph linuo with th* paving and street from the crude contraption Into Improvement plan* wat made which Thoma* Edison recital the when Commlisloner Krlder moved fir>. Iln* of “Mary Had a l.ittle that "We go ahead end follow tha Lamb" up t0 the present day* of procedure as outlined by the City ‘ RI-PI. Manager." >• nri.on in hit Introiluct'on The unusually low price of <7.23 .taicd that the younger member* per ton was the predominant fac­ of the local clio In *hle ilny of tor that Induced the commission'o ia s riv o motion picture screen* era to continue the street resur­ would probably be bored with the facing program. type of recorded entertainment which pleated their elder* In day* gone by. However, when Wheeleta played “Unde Joth Buye an Auto* . mohlle** and Ada Jonei ard Hilly Murray In thalr famout duet, “Red Wing”, the young and old mem- ★ ★ ★ "Unusual Program Given By Wheeless Presbyterian Choir Will Give 2 Music Services Sunday ers expre.ted their pleamra at ie program by loud applauaa. Tactically half the club elupped ,o inspect the two old style talk­ ing machines and assortment of Th* Chancel chnlr of 33 vnlces rylinder records the speaker bed "pn display, part of * collection will be hoard in two Identical *f such items for which Wheeleie service* at th* First Presbyterian hat w a ite d national recognition, church Palm Sunday, March 23. J A “Can You Tell Jh* Tune" quit They will he at 3:30 p. m. and Which 'eoncladad- the pfogfam was •7.30 p. m. Th* thrmo of Ihe hour voted a five-way tia ae contest- of worship will b* Psalms of -ante could not Identify the old Christian Faith. Tha twin services are being ^number, played. George Stine, • ifWalier Haynes, M I.. Reborn and two visiters, Ray Ralston and a Rotarian from up Noith named Herring, each properly named on# tong. None -ould break tho tie, with the result that the prlx# of­ fered h> a local men’a shop will be put back In the store's stock. tCaslle Memorial Class To Observe vIOth Anniversary The 10th ' Anniversary of the Caatla Mamortel Class of the Plret Methodist Church will ba Peibserved Friday night *t 7 o'clock at MiKinley Hall on Tark Are. The flret president of the class, John Rauls, Is In charge of the plans far the Anniversary Party. The Rev. J, E. McKinley, pattor ef the Flret Methodist Church when Ihe date eras oigunUed, ha> been invited to attend th* gdebratlon. Charlie Morrison will em-ao Aicthe occasion ‘which falla on hit birthday. X All charter members of tho Cattle Memorial .CI*M along with the peat preildant a and teacher* have been Invltod to tho eelobre,lb>n which will foaturo, along with tho reading of the dans history by R#m Southward, entortaln. meet and fellowship. • The data boasts of approxlolyl60 memboro and over 1M • fiptUpd -to attend th* annla*-.PT ■ ’v&rV , i wa*‘* ...\t y«a\ ■ W ire HE” —--- H ospital $12.81 First Board Porter H. Lansing H ears To Run For Sheriff A cco u n t In May 8 Primary AT THE FORRFAT PARK School for Exceptional Children dedication last night were: Mr*. Mattie F. Davie, prlncloal: Eugene F. Iteasnr, President of th# Board of Directors. Mr*. Lucille Appleby, t\r$l vies |*nV*dent. In front It John AnP>"hy> * §tnH»nt al tho irbool. Volunteer Fire Dept. Officers May Be Told A second meotlng ef the recent­ ly formed Lake Mary Volunteer Fir# Department ha* been act for V Thursday evening, 7:30 p. m„ at the Lake Mary liehool. Five of the seven members named to obtain tho charter for th* organisation have signed the legal documents creating the Lake 1 .1 \ | [ £ 1 Mery fir* fighting unit. However, _____ officers of tha organisation have i ! »-.J not as yet been nemed. Mr*. Harold P. Appleby, well V . f •iAjt with the promise of Items of known local restaurant owner and V ■ M m i m w w 'p V fir* fighting equipment, end with civic worker, was lauded Usl IV . v. iV S i V the fact that if 10 active members night al dedication ceremonies ol w i n ! - s . , .1.4 pin bg obtelned fire college in* Forrest Park School for 8pecial structions would be available, It Education. LEWIS A. TATE (Photo By Jameson) la expected that officer* will ba A vice-president ef the school's named at th* Thursday evening governing board, Mra. Appleby meeting. Incorporation articles have been waa praised for her "untiring ef­ and devotion to Improving rnmplet«d and wl'l. In all probabi­ forts" lity, be** adopted at tha- second the'-school far handicapped Child, ren. She was Introduced In Ihla meeting of (he group, itecordlng fee* for the ’ncor- manner by Eugene F. Raesor, poratlon paper* were contributed board president. Currently, Mr*. Appleby ls head­ by Cherlee Kruger with th* equipment promised by various ing the annual Easter seal cam­ communities, th* .Sanford Naval paign In Seminole County. The Auxiliary Air Station, anil Frank traditional mall aollrltation la con­ . , Evans who had already provided ducted by Centra! Florida Society Lewis A. T.le loday announced w>l, r pump|nf bllckft, for Crippled Children with a large his candidacy for Ihe office of a building adjacent to the duim- portion of the proceed* allocated Justice of the Peace, Fourth Dis­ bfcr o f Commerce Building. to Forrest Park School. trict. Seminole County subject to The seven named to obtain th* More than 100 persona attended Ihe Democratle Primary of May rharter were; Albert Walter. last night's Informal dedication a. Georg* Slripple, Glen Cochran, Tate, In making his announce­ William Matthews, Charles Kru. program at the new school ground* located In the Falrville suburban ment and qualifying this morning i Brook* White, and Jnmcs section of Orlando. Forrest Park ’In the office of O. P. Hrrmlnn, ,' now ha* 110 children enrolled. In­ Clerk of Cirrult Court aald, "Be- ' • **A special appeal wa* mad* to cluding several from Seminote cause of the numerous requests that I make myself available for th* yuung mm of the community County. The amazing growth of the apethis office I am announcing my by Ed Zimmerman, president of tha Lak* Mary Chamber of Com­ rial educational center was outlin­ candidacy." ’ He said, "f have studied law merce, to attend tha Thursday ed hy three prominent Orange and feel that I am fully qualified night meeting and to form an County speakers test night, all of ‘In perform ihe duties of Ihe Jus­ actlva dire fighting group. whom have been Instrumental In It Is expected that a Volunteer grlllng ihe school started and ex­ tice of the Peace." Tale haa been a resident of Fire Department Auxiliary will be panded. Seminole County for 43 years and an outgrowth of th* group sine* Speakers Included Earl Kipp, 'has hrfn employed by tho Atlan­ plan* wtr# forwarded for *hs rais­ principal of Bonne High, who wa* ing of money for tha purchase of tic Co*it Line for 41 year*. supervisor /if elementary Instruc­ “ I hrgan m y railroad rareer additional equipment and hous­ tion in Orange at Ihe Urn* the ing, when Just a young fellow and a Albert Walter, temporary chair­ school was started and who has .resident tif Seminole County,” Tate man of the group, presided al th* alio been president nft he six-counsaid. ty crippled children's organization. "Being a native Floridian and first meeting. Also, Robert 8. Carr, former reared in the vicinity of Sanford RATE SMITH TO APPEAR I president of th# Forreal Park and living in Sanford and Semi­ NEW YORK ift — Singer Kale - Board and the Central Florida Sonole County as Iftng as 1 have," Tate said, "I feel (list I know Smith'i lAng scheduled appear. | riely. The third speaker wat JudIhe people here and what they ance on Ed Sullivan's CBS-TV son B. Walker, superintendent of expect of an office holder." show has been set hack for the public Instruction for Orango CounHe has been a member of ihe Ihird lima. Sha is r.ow slated lo ly. The school admin! .n furChristian Church for 30 years, a appear April 29, her 23lh anniver-• nishea Ihe phyiir.al plan:, teaching (CaaBaaed Oa Paga Right) sary In broadcasting. « I (feetla—d ** Page Eight) 0 Mrs. H. P. Appleby Lauded For Efforts Devotion To School ★ ★ ★ ACL Em ployttaks Office Of County Justice Of Peace The Sominole County Board of County Commissioners were given an up-to-th* minute report on Ih* Porter H. Lansing Sr., announeod operation of the Semlnol# Memor­ loday that he haa qualified aa a ial Hospital for th# first aix candidate In Ih* May * Democra­ week*. tic primary for Ihe office of Sher­ A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman iff of Seminole County. of th* Board nf Trustees and Ho haa llvrd in this County Bio Harry Weir, Hospital Administra­ pari 46 year*, and feols that Ih* tor m ealed tha financial condi­ people of this County want, and tion of the hospital that haa been ara cntltted to, efficient and cour­ In operation only on* and a half teous law *nforeamrnt without fear months. Weir told Ih* commissioner*, or favor. "Wa wound up tha first month’s tn making his announcement, operation with a net profit of Laming stated that ha Is an In­ <12II." He said that the outstand­ 1. L. BOBBY | dependent candidal*, not sponsor­ ing obligations due the hospital (Photo By Jamtsii ed by any Individual or group, and wera covered mostly by Insur­ If oteelrd. h* will work tirelessly ance. Ha pointed out that th* eoat In give Ih* people of Ihla County of operation of Ihe hospital for the bait tew enforcement they hsve the first month was 28.660 with aver had. H* stated that ha will tha receipts lotellng <26,304. "With devote hia entire lime lo th* of­ ether recipta from various fice and promlics Ih* p«opl* sources," ha said, "w* ended tha prompt, efficient and courteous ser­ month, with a profit." vlet at all limes. Laming further However, Weir told the commis­ stated that If elected he will con­ sioners, "Wa are not getting over­ sider hla performance of th* duties ly optimistic or excited about M. of thl* office ■ aacred trust and will After aix months operation w# *■ vs*s give the people a iherlffi depart­ ran get a better picture." Ha J. Luther Hobby Ihla m o n th ! ment of which they will ba proud. pointed out that lha percentage of qualified for tho office of Sharif! lie la president of th* Samlnol# collection! was running about 70 of Samlnol# County subject lo th* County Suortsman'i Association, • per real, with accounts received Democratle Primary of May flb Hobby, 36, surprised a eogHla* director of Florida Wildlife Feder­ amounting to about two thousand tool of eltliena and offlelata whea ation, and a past president of Ihla dollars. Mra. Camilla Bruce, Supervisor ha formally announced hit etadW organliatlo*. Ha la a past president of the Fifth District Sportsman's of Registration for Seminole Coun­ Sacy aa Sheriff today. Aiapclatloa, • member of the Blka ty appeared before lha comaala- Th# robust farmer sheriff Fsrst . M*Um. •Inner* to rseuit fuoda for a * thft bettitfg-af -a date#*-*___ acrlsd Ie lb# vermlT* 2ri3 To advise vofsra la’ quest* from eltliana In avery aeo* former F.rib tf B. Powell, and hat notify tha Supervisor of Reflates- Uon of (ha county he decided 14 Iwe children, P. H. /.ansing Ilf, line of their change of address. again throw hla hat In tha ring. Mra. Bruce told the commission­ Hobby, when ba announced, aald ang Charlea A. Laming. er* that the registration books are **I belleva, because of my *x> being taken Into the enunty In or­ perienr# la tha affle# as Semi* der lo give every eiliirn an op­ not* County's sheriff lhal I am portunity lo regiiter, She said, more qualified lhan anynn* also "The hooka will b* In Altamonte lo conduct this office In Ihe man* Spring* tonight, In I-ongwnod Fri­ ner that Ihe eltliena expect K-* day night, In Oviedo Wednesday The surprise clement of tha an­ night March 21, in Fsrn Park on nouncement earn* became of lha tha 10th and In Bear Lake April unexpected last minute .statement that the railroad man-aberlff Dr. T. F. McDaniel, Sanford, Ttia reglatratlon books wilt be would ba a candidate la thla is attending a meeting of more than S.noo family doctors In Ih* at the Prairie Lake Amarlcan.La- year's primary. Hobby lives In Sanford at >101 Nations! Guard Armory, Wi'hlng- glon Hut In Fern Park and at Ihe t»n, D. C. Doclora from every Florida Power Company Club Cordova Circle. He la married and baa three children, age* IS, part of lha country have registered houia la Bear Lake, aha aald. for Ihe- American Academy of A request for alreet lights In three and two. Hobby aald Ihla morning, '1 General Practice Eighth Annuol Lake Mary waa mad# by Frank .scientific Assembly. Tho Arad*- Evan* before lha Board of Com­ ean still look tha peopla of StmJ* my, haadquiterod in Kaniaa City, missioners this morning. He asked note County In tha tya and say Mo., haa mor* than 21.000 mem­ that lights be Installed at three that I hav# tried to glv# thaam * bers and la tha aaUon'* aocond places. Ilowave, the Cormnis- clean, efficient and housed "loners deferred action until enforcement agency tn the Sai Isrgoat medical association. Dr. McDaniel will hava an op­ legislative action authorise* th* note County Sheriffs offlca. portunity tn hear M of tha na­ Installation of such lights la coun­ "I hare followed avery avanitn In tha enforcement of th* lawa i o tion's lop medical authorities dla- ty area*. F. B. Board et tak e Mary re­ of our Slate white In Ih* Shtriff'g ru n naw developments and pro­ gress In the fields of therapy and quested that a sidewalk ha plaeed office and It was during (ha tim* diagnosis. Ho will also si* more hi Laha Mary for a three block that I served Ihe people nf Ihla lhan 73 scientific and 263 technh area In order lo protect children county that many of th* numer­ cal .exhibits that report research coming and going to school. Th* ous pliers of III repute were elran* result* and display naw drug*, request was referred to County rd up and closed down," Hobby Engineer L. P. Hagan In deter­ •aid. ‘ Instruments and equipment. mine length and aost ot th* pro­ "If lha people of Semlnol* OojmThe Academy la tha only mtdl- ject. ly alect m* aa their Sherllula cal association which requires Ihe coming primary and elactthpa every member lo continue hla I Intend to enforce Ih* laws jurt medical education. Rapid medical at I hava dona In Ih* paat," h t progress, Ih# Academy believe*, said. makes II necessary for Ih* doctor "Th# record* will show whgt I ti. keep learning. For this rea­ hava dona to eliminate th* UUe!l son, every member must cornmoonshine racket and lo siteplat* 130 hours of postgraduate guard our highways from drunk A final stumblin'block was re­ study every three years. moved yesterday that will allow and reckless driving ga well--## The four-day scientific program th* sale of proparty for the pro- violators of th* highway r a |t f £ Include! auch prominent medical nosed super market on Oak Avo. Ilona for Ih# operation ef gate* educator* as Dr. W. Proctor Har­ to an through, mhilri and trucks,” Hobby gild. vey, Georgetown University; Dr. Th# Board of Sanford City ComHobby qualified Ihla morfllnf Leonard Schcele, surgeon general, ntlstloner* withdrew utility ease- shortly after J! o'clock In Ih* of* United States Public Health Rerv lire of th* Cle.-k nf Court It&tfi Ice; and Dr. Eugene. A. Stead Propo,•,, lr riuka ITolvarsllv Ifor i"™!'"" of tha new super- Seminole County Court H o u s^ ;* Jr., Duke University. market and shopping area ad'a1 " " 1■■■ 1■ ■■ *-. - «* jesnt to 17-92 on South Oak Avo, ★ ★ ★ Hobby Will Throw Hat In Ring Again» For Sheriffs Post mM't’Ai Dr. McDaniel Is Attending Confab .J & m tried this year for Ihe first lime because recently tha eongr*golion at this annual obaervanc* of the Eaaler season hae overflowed Into the Sunday school rooms. It Is hoped that everyone will find a seat In the sanctuary at either the 3:30 or th# 7:30 hour. Everyone la Invited, church of­ ficials said, and In addition lo the people In Sanford, It la hoped (hat aa In (he past there will be many from Ih* surrounding areas* Included In candlelight worship will be tight anthem* and four organ number*. Mrs. George Touhy, Minister of Music, will play chlmas for five minutes be­ fore Ihe icheduled starting II mat and it la hoped that everyone allending ean -be sealed prior |u this In order lo avoid interruption during the service. Choir member* who will parti­ cipate In the service will bo altos, Mrs. Robert Borg, Mr*. Al Case, CASSELBERRY- Tha Florida 'Mr*. Email Cowlty, Mrs. Robert qulshlnr nf tho easement and to Crumley, Mr*. A. C. Fort’, Mr*. Tha Semlnol* County treasury asaura Ih* dosing of tho sate of Preraneal Stamp Club, wltlT'- “ Roy Mann, Mrs. Joseph Oriono, fa two doltero richer today. property should th# request t* charter member* w«* rorninl Mrs. Ruby Sloan, Mre. Leon Wal­ Sunday at an organisational n A latter, bearing n« signature, irentad. ker, Mias Dial Boyle and Mlaa log bald at th* offices of Joa and addressed to Semlnol* County, Barbara Bohn. H. Weimar, S50 Sunnytown waa delivered to tho Boafd of Tha anpranoa ape Mra. David i nationally known precanct) dr County Commissioners this morn­ Bach, Mra. J. A. Biitllne, Mrs. i«r. ing with two on* dollar bills at­ Robert Cornell, Mrs. William Officer* of th* n*w stamp tached. Cortright, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, The Public Reusing Authority W. Anderson, Now Mra. Nick Pfolfauf. Mia. Herbert , Tha jn * letter roads, "Enclosed i"*10.1” ho« approved a preliminary loan RIcH»r, preoldf-*' Roger Y Sienstrom. Mra. Charlea Wilka, f i r i l n j ! ! - 1 ! "f <4.100 for use In planning SO Miami, vle#-pr*.fd#ntj and Myreg Mrs. Frank Woodruff Hf. Iflaa llltls pine troaa taken from a ,ow r#nt j,0U|lnir „ n|U fct ovtede. Curt!*, Ocats, ••cretanr-tr*** Anna Corley, Mlaa Gan* Nun netcounty road. | H ew #r the preliminary loan « . , ly, Mlaa Patty Walker, and Mlaa I feel In my heart H waa wrong reached Sanford when Senator* Semiannual meeting* *r# *el Joan Wilka. even If others do II," the tetter gpeaaard L. Holland and Goort* dulod and th* n o t on* will Tha men In (ha choir ara tenor* •fctM. , Smsthara and Congreoeman A, S. ’hwtd In J***, at Samaete, (n[ Andrew Bracken, Robert Brown, "I am an ADA," continued the “Syd" Herlonr *dvl»*d The S*n- Juncllim with th# Florida f i Al Caja, William Hoag. Robert letter, “snd th* Good Book »#y» ford Herald by telegram. Uoa ef Stamp Club*, Mtro, Georg* Touhy and tha not t* take anything that doesn't j Tha raleaaa of fund* fer th * ,' baaaaa W arm Adams, J. A. Blitbelong te us and that w* don't | loan will allow th* Semlnol* Cesw- j ‘ Una, Robert Crumley, Donald A M R M N A LI •T." ty Heuring Authority to conriaoe l ABUffW Howard, Clifford McKibban, and PLAY BALL! IB ABO?IT te he hoard sftor th* “a t lha flat*"- seen# la cnneludad b*tw*en umpire* >* ymL <orfiv . «*," U»» . *nd forw«rd th . plan, tor the * » J | m *fMiTiLi**'-ur.(U£ l ., *hlblt ot> ^■*•*•11 ff*m# between tha Bochstter X«* Wing* nan tha Chartea Morriaan. Sale Of Property For Super Market Will Go Through County Treasury ls,p,"“! Sr" S Two Dollars Richer T Precancel Stamp .*£ CliiH OrnaniteH Housing Authority Annrnve* Loan V iV'• IJ ' a'Si\ _____ 4 ■ ~ - 4 *♦ l * �' 9W. L V . i H t t h ehaeon*** M4 Mr,.and, Mr.. J. L. Hebhr. f t Sanford, unci* KHl rout at Mn, Keogh wbre the baby'* Gad* 'in PVMU. BWWmiWMaMiA ■ r VWGWIA P, ANDERSON Mr*. A. poulk of Douglaa, rj*. and h«r aiater, Mn. Telmadge Couraon and daughter*, Rwanda ^harlott* 0f Peenon, Oa. arrived Wedoeader to vlilt tbolr mothar, Mn. J. L. Bullard. Otlef tad M n Ralph Uartolt * ri daughter., Kano and Barbara arrivad Monday from U ba Zurich, H|. to rialt her mother, Mn. Prod Werfelmen. Mn. Mena Miller of South B°*mn, Vo. hea arrived to viclt her parente, Mr. and Mn, Z. E. Smith, Tha Rev. and Mr*. L. W. Scott returned Friday from Bk Patenbarf where they had attended the annual plcnle of Dunkirk and Fipadonla, New Yerb felk. It w u held *■ the fastew, Million Dol. Ur Pier and tha Seatt* eaw mm # M frienda of their New Yorb deye. They alee rieited nla rmmoccurrfL mwavweu. /wtF ■ft e rr... pm twm [[ilvmtw'v/E FtMiSiilili^ 77u5*THtvV?TkT?Mr 0EA9i TAKf TMfMOUT , POK A NICE WALK M HAVE PfO W gu TOAINED 'itrjiaS T H E 'O L D T H O M E T O W N *«e<'»-«e u t e,»«*i o*t<» S O M X M N A /in rlP tA N AW AY. C A L L TH* * O U a r . * m O Y 'u r FIN O lM W D V A J N O T I M K ] B y STA NLEY THAT% TH* TW O U B LB 7H F Y WOWK TOO J -7 O A * N F A S T SUSPECTED HEROIN SUPPLIER ARRESTED TEHRAN, Iran oru-Tehrsn po­ lice M ay announced tha arrait of a M-yair-old woman they aald I* luipecled of being one of the hlggeit aupplian of heroin for smuggler* lo America. She had been inught for nearly 11 years. Charlca Slraguia, U. S. NareotIre Bureau repretenlative now viilting Iran, termed Ihe arreit "a tramindmn victory far th* Iranian police." , war* hi» wife and' *on. Paul and Mra. Burka and daughtar, Gay­ le. Weekend vliltore at th# C. W. SJoblom here# ward Mr. and Mn. Otla Goner nad eon from Green Cnv* Spring* and Mr. and Mre. Edgar Parrlth arid daughter, Cindy from Orlo Vi»t*. , Mil* Marlon Reavaa who le a atudrnt of Nurring, at th* Mary Karl Vocational School Daytona Reach, apent tha weekend with her parente, Mr. and Mra, John R. Reave*. Sunday at tha worihlp eervle* of tha Community Church, Colin Robert Keogh, Infant eon of Mr. Following tha amice, Mr. and Mr». H. M. Glraaon, grand par­ ent;, entertained with a family dinner, Enjoying thfa orraalnn wrrf >Jr. and Mrj. Kllaa Keogh and daughter*. menu. and Lynn of Orlando,. Mr. and Mr*, t. M. Church of Liberty, N. V.. Mr. and Mn, J. U Hobby and child, ran, Hand Grata. Lola and Jud of Sanford, Mn. Lucilla Morn and »«n, Bobby Mora of Sanfarl, Mr. and Mn. R. W. Keogh and ion*, ralg, Keith and Colin, Mn. Ida Kaogh, Mn. Kflaan Willard and daughter, Kathy, and Mr. and Mn. Waltar Gardiner, Tho meal wai tm o d pirnir flihlon on tho lenm and th* table wai rantarad with a large birthday cake In honnr of tha birthday of Richard Kaogh. i Sunday afternoon, tno Rov. L. W. Scott took a cerefull of young people to th* Woatainiter Pellewihlp Rally far the North FreaItickl Roth, Rob Willla, Uney Emntamfi, Dalorea Ktnh and Myrno Wllllema. Mr. and Mr*. Damon Scott an* tartalned Sunday In honor of thalr daughlar Jula Merle'* birth­ day. Attending wart Mr. and Mr*. Jntaph Bamberger. Mn. Mlnnl* Scott, Mr. and Mn. "Bud" Bemhargtr and Chipper, Mra. Jobe, Mr..and Mn Ed Litka with Mari­ lyn, Ann and Elaine and CapL and Mn. John Markin. Mr. *nd Mn. Walter Gardner ar* announcing tha birth of a daughter. Sheryl, at tha Eimlnnla Memorial Hoapltal, March IS. Mr*. Baa Fnnvlllt of MempHe. Tann. whn hat bean Writing her ann-ln-taw and daughter, Chief and Mr*. C. ft. Bona, lift Wedneiriay for Waihingtton, D. C. wher# aha will visit another daughter, Capt. and Mn. John Mackln of Aberdeen, Md., *»bo have beeo vialting her paranti, Mr. and Mr*. Jo* Bamberger left Wcdnteday. They will vlilt relative* in Georgia enrouta home. Mr. and Mra. Urant McLan* returned tn their hnma In Rapid City, Mich., leaving Lake Mary By ADDIE PREVATT The Home Demojutratioa Club held it* Hinting* at tfcr com* munity hail Tueeday with II pruent. Demonstration* wen given on how to make a pleated tiered ikirf. Hoitrfiei for the meeting wen Mn. B a r n e y Scholta, and Mn. Henry Kntxar. Mn. Ruby Combe and Mr*. Roy Nichole were hostaaae* to a atork ihnwer at the heme of Mr*. Nlchol* in honor of Mr*. Jack Mc­ Carter, Monday night. Thoea rn. joying the occasion with the honnree were the following! Ml»a L*e Comb*. Mn- Cert Kelly, Mr*. Sam Hampton, Ml** Helen Ham­ pton, Mr*. Lydia Lee, the hooterne* *nd th* honor** Tha hon* oree received many nlea gUt*. Re/reiJpuint* of lew cream aunda**, angalfood caka and eoffaa war* Hnrad. Th* many friend* of Mr*. Hom­ er Ballard will be *orry to ieern that ih* I* confined to the Benitnol* Memorial ho»p11*1 becauae of illnaaa. Mie* Nadine BorUck end Mill Pat Walker of Chulunt* vUiltd frienda her* Sunday. Mr.* and Mr*. T. H. Summer*il| had a* their gueati Sunday, Mr*. Roland Wa**on end family of Okaaobob**. Mr. and Mn. Jack McCarter had at thalr guaat* Friday evening, Mr. and Mn. Ted Halt and Chift SYDNEY, Aaatralia UE-Dougin F a n , a U banr, > u iMryM ^ day with aUtmptlag to murder hit mother la-law by fwttlag water la bar Until* laiaoMw MU*. DofecUva t . Humphnyi toadfled Faye bad arnyUed. the root tenta Of the ImitUii hotUe down t rink and lubeUiuted water. Fag* bai been married for,11 yean. * SOLDIER U L U O NEW DELHI UP—Report* from Amrltaar on the Isdlan-PakiitanJ border today eald one Indian to), dler wai killed and 11 Injured la an Incident lilt night with pakj,. ilanl army unit*. During the pae^ few weeks (here have been in lacrtaiUig number of report* of Inina * Pakistani border iklra. Indian • Paktatast barter ikira. AUTO LOANS Lowait Cost CIVIL SERVICE BOARD CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA City Hall *• 3:3(t P. M, Saturday Mareh It. IBM to aatabllih an eligible Hat for the claai of Trunk Driver, Utility end Maintenanra men. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS! Citlian of Sanford, good moral character and phyricat fltncia. and hav* had at |aaat a grammar ichonl education. Alio drlvara licana* required. Age limit 43. Per further information and appliratlon blank are tha examiner al tho City Hall between tha hnuri of HiWI A. M. end l.W P. M. * Mack N, Clivalsnd Jr. Secretary N. 0. G em r, Extmlner <m# m f Cbntributioni Keep Iryant Actively In Governor's Race TALLAHASSEE UB-FirrU Brysat reported to lay that kli liland* Dad tiUled to hi* tuppori with contribulmn* ol t u m lari weak tn keep him actively In tha governorShip rice. Bryant announced Uil Monday S ha w u flouting campaigning for X lack of moaay. Ha aald an Wadnt*. jS Say hi* friends had reapoiMlad with ■»' enough fuadi to enable him lo reE eum* hi* eampalgti oa a roilrictod •F »«»]*. E Former Oov. Fuller Werron reJ pertad to Secralan of Stale H A. Ip o rey ha had r*e*lv*d 110,131 in S Sesilioni to hit campaign fund llri weak. }g Sumter L. Lowry, tha tegregaCtlon candidate for governor, re■ ported naw contrtbutiona o| 17.112. K which Included a II,WO personal - depoilt. fill If PAMilart annlolhii. Guv. Collin* -bed nut been filed Ihla morning. Pearir* Street* reported no con­ tribution*. No report was received In tho morning null from W. B. Price o( Jacksonville. The unoppmed Republican randlriait, William A. Wathburnc Jr., riporlad a lioo contribution Irntn William Tolls of Venice. lie laid ha spent 132.30 oa travel, Bryant, titled expenditure* of 11,87(1 till week. Warren reported apending U,18t. Lowry arid ha •pent 13,237. Street* reported nu expenditure*. Mn I tha naw haavywalffhl ahampa! Thin naw Tripl«-Torqii« Tondin is fated up to 32,000 lbs. O.V.W., up to 30,000 lbs. O.C.W.I Xl*s built big to do big jobs! 4 TO LOSE TONSILS TODAY DALLAS, Tea.'tfl — Th* fqur llubliuun buys wero to lo*e all eight (unilli loday. "Tha boya have bean hiving a lot at ilcknen this winter. On* would take tonrilliUi and he'd give it to all tha olhtra. We cen't aep. irate them at home. So we jual decided fa take all lha lonsila oul -an d itop all th* ilcknen,,,,eakt thalr mother, Mra. H. S. Robinson. The bay a. Tommy, 4 Michael Tha weaUy financial report of 1; Paul, 3 and Bobby, 13. didn't teemtomlad. *T think Ihla aperatloa buitneia will be a lot of fun," Bobby taJd, poialbly thinking of tha school bo'll mlas. 00V1RNM Wlttlam O, Stratton of Illinois tall* reporter* In New ^ V i * ! * * , ,n n , t *"• hew Adlal E. Stavanion, a former «ovj*»*f ofiUlnola, «**a bo eorU otialy conaldared aa a Preald***. JMl nomlnoo." Oov. Stratton, o Republican, said hla prodeeaeaov wsa on* of the "weakeat" isndidatae of the DeraocriUe Party Hew M d d la w a lfb t S3535.lC8£^ s te fis s iiffio a >6.00 i p W I S I S i W A » r t k i * r h u l l < u > o ld - la M k ia a td ••A- y, NO INSTALLATION CiARQ J i . .t A f.tV *. />>:*' �■ y y -C l; i .fc-v* ■ ■"al Spotlight O n Hollywood r. whoa / 1 tfin H# plm i to hit the ro*d to help HOLLYWOOD IB-Rapid Robert Hope almost made it te Russia and tell the new film. "Thar Certain Feeling," which It toutvl at one of may ; make the trip yet. •h n It ..,, « y ‘i* s ilk '' W w The week of March 11, the Girl Scout* of the U.H.A. celebrate their forty-fourth hirthdav. They has* ■ lot to celebrate, too—all three years they’ve hern offering young girls en outstanding program In American ciiiienship. Girl Scout leafier* know that being a good citlren mean* being a succcaaful homemaker and they’va put a lot of emphaila on (hi* aspect of their program. Even the youngeet ecoutA the Hmwnlra, get a rhmra to try their hand at carrying through • rooking protect, and the leader* Ingeniously And thing* to prrpar* that every Brownie will enjoy rating. When Girl Scout leader* are looking for milk that give* fid) nourishment. Is easy to uan out of doors and'aaay to rook with any­ where, evaporated milk 1s on* of tha forma they u*a. It la wholesome, simple to store or carry and economical to buy. They use It In many kind* of dishes. Including cemorolsa, puddings, froren desserts aid candies. Mallow Rquarra typify the kind of confection the younger Girl Smut* ran easily prepare and love to do together. Tha girts In youl pwn family can follow this w ip e at hnmr, too, if they have friend* Visiting them on a rainy afternoon. There'* no actual cooking required—you mix together tha Ingredient*, all of them excellent and readity available In any alore. Each girl h*» her nwn job: rutting up the date*, breaking ih* nuts, rolling the graham crackers of snipping the marshmallows. Mallow Squires 1)4 cups fine gTaham cracker 2 cups marshmallows, cut la t \ crumbs <** pound' eighth* (It pound) I j cup sliced dates t | cup chopped nut* (l{ pound) cup avaporalrd milk Spread cup of the mimY>* tn tha bottom of D t 0 1 1V$.|neh pan. Mis remaining crumlia, dates, marshmallow* and nuta together. Blend In milk. Ilntl mixture In tha crumlia in tha pan, then prsaa mittura down to fit pan. Chill, Cut Into pieces approximately I \i-Incite* square, Mnkra IB auuarrs. " V Y Fi*. C“V. , £■,<• e U r r l . l U A IU U A i ’ AVAH^TOO* OUOWtH pc A H. MOVIES ARB NOT MUIR fOft ALL AliKK THIS MOVIE IS .UHH.T KNTKIt* TA1NMENT. ('IIII.DHEN W lbl, NEITIIEH APPRECIATE IT OK t-VMiV IT. DUE To THE NATURE OP STORY work may do- j >Ou uP >n OUH ^ CAQ.* WMAr MQgg DO YOU . WANT/ Inrliid* M ^ jc M u ^ Insurance and •« Mis*Smith deprrcialion. It the car Is used fnr both work and pleasure, only Iho percentage of business use may he claimed, figure thl* percentage by esti­ mating the miles used for busi­ ness ami dividing hy the tnlnl mites driven In 1033. The ex­ penses of driving an autnmohlle tn and from work arc not dcduct! ibl*. PERSONAL USB Some Acpeniet Incurred In op •rating an automnhllo fnr per­ sonal uso a rt alio deductible. SHOW ONI.Y ONE STAGE 9 P. M. COME EARLY TO SEE IT ALL! ALL SEATS PASSES ^ D O N O T JU D O IB Y A N Y T H IN GS U NB IF O R II A R / m aM f ,~ — *0 BOON .#---- - NOW* vcua WM LEUTSNANT . . > AS HI B I A L I t ia OBSiCIRfl ACtS NORMAL PfOCM WOOiONS out ^ CAPTAINT J UK* ANVQNl J _ ELSE. / 0f»<H4 CLUg \T*} daittil HOTMtTAHOTHW SfOOHSHOWi K UfAtCONC TXWUfR TICKETS NOW ON SALE BOX OFFICE AT Btlf Now— Avoid SUndlnif In Line! WITH TVS' SURE l*M A holdout-B ut ' colhovYt wtER Legal Notice kt at r s a r t c n n r et;iT o r ru » 111da to ronstsT MINA (JAME TOMORttCW, Avs Av, OZARK?.. I'v g M E N WATCH I twtcalmn actio WAD ABOUT tSu I The Business Beat By Shxd A detailed announcement will h* forth coming soon. But straight advanco dope has It that Ul Il­ ford K. Carroll ami llui-lan H> drier, velernii Sanford furitltuie dealers, are branching nut . . . into the next county jet! Along about the first of April, the furniture Center, at West first St. and Oak Av*. In Sanford will open a brand new branch ator* In DePary. Th# new store it lorated on roiil# 17-1*2 near DeUaiy’s new Post Office. n u t n l up. ' R n M u A I garage r e n t , JOHNSON T.OTTFN ROMAN CARSON voud n j o HOl D^GOUTF -TvC O N vtsm (1y Jranne Smith, Dodge Safety Consultant oil, r e p a ir s , STARTS TOMORROW r iuTcv6N P*CK \ rM DullinG Or oe TMltOQ Career cal or homemaker, your autnmohlle Is an Important member of your ’ family.” And, n such, certain of Its operating expenses are deductible from your 1D33 income tax, duo on or before April 10. To be on the “ssfe" side, and perhaps money ahesd, feminine motorist* should study the fol­ lowing outline on aiitnmnhlle (But he careful not to duplicate deductions, reslrwrd by the of­ amounts (tainted as business ex­ fice of A. M. Mrnnincrr, De­ penses above.) If you or your troit district director for the husband plan to Itemize ynur de­ Infernal Revenue Service. duct Inns .on the long form (form Ill’SINt',59 USE -‘u 1010), you may claim: Saleswomen, visiting m i n e s 1. License tags and annual car and other bus* r —■ "•nry rcgiitralina fee*. tncss w om en 1 2. Slate gasoline tales. Kith L*-Who use their flw ifeS male the total number of mlfei e a r s ex clu- | 'q f e f drlvrn last year, divide hy ynur slvcly for Ihrlr car's avrrngn mileage per gat- keep, LGf HXl KNOW.* A > COu DlE 0?ViM OOLLS TwoNtcS pod t h e v i r u . b t poo BE A CttL.HAL/ 0 o ,w o .'n .L M u a V p u g g / t h e BE MV DATE TO ^ - - f lr v tr O V E d V i FQEIOMT3 n B p i r f f v o n m e/ y THE LEADVEAQ D educt C ar E x p e n s e s ^ fr o m Your In co m e T a x LAST DAY UANO IT TO : MOO. A / w av VOW H0 a o rrt V j it Thi; la rate of the facts (leaned hit belt. HU kid* appear In It, and 1 from the (art-traveling comlr, lute he want* to take them with him Near Tuesday he wit) Mar an TV * returned from three months of globe trotting and film maklm In In “The Awful Truth." taking the ,, England. He told of hit travels »i old Cary Grant role while Greer he gated longingly at the sun­ Carton play* the Irene tiunne drenched fairways of Lakeside part. If* a iwltch from hit usual Golf Club, which he had dreamed variety format. ■* of during the coldest European winter In years. NEHRU INVITED TO VISIT U. S. ul could have gone to Russia," WASHINGTON ids-Prlme Mlta Hope remarked, "but 1 didn’t have liter Nehru of India, whose neu­ the time. 1 had to get back here1 trality policies are frequency rrlright away for my next TV show. llclied in Congress as lending " I ’m going to get there, though. comfort to (he Soviet bloc, hau 1 knotr how 1‘tl do H. I’ll have heen Invilcd to visit the United our ambassador In England. Win- Stales at President Elsenhower's throp Aldrich, take me to the So­ guest. viet ambassador and maka arThe bid to the Indian leader rangamenta. Than I’d give a show was disclosed last night hy Mur­ for tha American colony aod others ray Snyder, assistant white House who understand English In Mo»* pres aecretary. He said It was eow. Think of the gags I could extended In New Delhi on behalf use there!" of Elsenhower last week by Sec­ But perhaps the Russians might retary of State Dulles. i not welcome him, particularly Snyder said he dirt not know since the film he made in England whether Nehru accepted. I spoofs the Communists? "Oh, they’ve got to have a sense W.flOO TROOPS ARRIVE of humor over there," he replied. TAIPEI, rnrmos* oD— About , "Just took at Khrushchev!" Hope costarred with Katharine 40,000 Communist Chinese troop* Hepburn In what Is now failed "The specially Iralnrd fnr amphibious Iron Petticoat. She plays a Itus- warfare have arrived In the main­ • slan and he’s an American Army land are* opposite the Nationalist j officer, and their marriage brings held Islands of Ouemny and the all kinds of complication*. Hope Matiu* tha Tali. new* agency - said the original script had been n ld today. The agency, operated hy the Inokayed by the Reds. I "But that was before l entered Icrinr Ministry and claiming un i the picture/' b e td d e d . 1 had a derground contacts on the main­ I lot of gags thrown In. funny thing land, said th* troops had come —w# hiven’t * heard from them from the north China seaport of Tslngtao. ! since." THE SANFORD HERALD ‘ fo r a different reason, two other Rxnford furniture M»n should receive new*, mention thl# weeki A1 Wilson, eommander-ln-ehlsf of Wilton.Maier-Furnlture C«., ha* been a-hed ■» week with viru* hug, AI showed - himself at th* store briefly thl* morning, Just to satisfy himself that hi* plsr* wa* still In business then went back hom* to hi* sulphur* and. molasses, penicillin highballs, or whatever th* doetor lx eurrsntly prescribing. At Mathers, th# dynamic as­ sistant manager, Chester Muse. % 1 and atrvic# tin schools. A phona call In lha niw display main office, OrIanilo~2-37M will heatlquarter* of tha Therm.O-Tan# Company ot Sanford. Tha ilrua* tin tha trick. tura w lll-karf 4Q-f«it lehg • Chip* are flying a* Workmen rife display window faring Ninth BW lha ol*l fiemliinl* Youth Council and a drmratlv* building at Ninth ami l.amel wall along Laural Avf. C, Ajicdhrr school ef higher Oil* Soon to rl-a on Ihe siima spot, lo an aminuocament vlra-praaidml of ttira lx du* tn Apen In Knnford utilising tha preeent fuunilalltiti , soon. Th# Banford Accordion anil roqrrrtn flooring, will he th* Therm-O-Tana, Srhonl. affiliated with the Orlan­ do School of Music It now taking enrollment for classes frliluy. March 23. RAYM ON D M. The sebnnj will he enndurtad In Ihe l.n.O.f. Hall at 1117 Magno­ Real Kstat* Bale* — Rental* — Invutm tnt* lia Av*. Th* siaff of Instructor* will Include seseral well known Depindihl# Iniursnta aad Bond* radio and TV musicians. Cecil Gullfeksnn, dlr*rtor(nf Ih* Accordion Rchool, extends an open Invitation to r|| civic clubs, church societies and other rym profit or­ ganisations tn avail thtm sskas ’ of free entertainment talent hy pupils nf tha Hanford and Orlan- room was aim absent du* In Hines* fnr several days this week. In Chuek'x rasa, however, It Is mil he, hut hi* good wlf* who la bn Inr, tV aU rurt by now-ah# la hack In fine fettle again. a llobartsnn. BALL, REALTOR 0. M. Harrison, Aaaoclate Broker • 8. 0. Hlghleyman, Auociata Saicaman Phone 646 204 Tark Are. South LAKE, TIIOJtAM I’aLMER shrt W. B. DICKENUO.N If stlvs. sn-l lh*lr retniolive mikrinen sprtusss it msr. rled, sod If ilesd lh« rssptctu* unknown keifs. d«vis»*s, srsnlssi. • stlxnsrt liennis, rirdliors. trus­ ters or oilier Hslmsols 'r . Ihrnuch. under nr sislnst said T«rsst I.a Us. Thnmsa l ’ilmer and " U. Otckenson. and *tl rsrllM hsvins. or clslminf to hive, any rte>>< nola Count title or inieisst In the (ollowinr (Court ■*■! dtacrlbad property lylna and l.slne of laid Court In ksmln.ile t'ounrr. Florida, tn.wii: flseUmlna Sin feel noulli and IS R<vrH II T'O DKFK*B fsst tt »hi nf lit* East ’i Kscllnn oil, In ns. lion t*. Ton nshlp IS TMK m T K o r rt.itn w * to * It an aa td East run Wait rouih, tit fail. Ibenci North 10 feel R E n M ’. l I E LOHSTfSS » » • * * '• aafeeaa plae* *t taaliese* l» Ihenre l.aat 4IS faal. them e Xouin h*A aVoni Complaint having baas SO feai, to point of bealnnln* Ton and cork of »r,u. are herehr noil (led that a atilt haa l.*en hrni.cht aa«<nat you In Ika i lrcuu I'ourl In and for Panrlnoln Ooiiulv, Hortda, in Chancery, entitled tilUTOR EDWIN El'KTEIN and wife. KARA R EPSTEIN I'lelnllffl v. fOnf.ST IJSKK. TIIOMAH PAI.sir.lt and W. n niCKENHON. al al Dafandanla, and you, and aarh of you. are raquirad In fit* your Anawer lo Plalnllff'a Comnlalnl »-|lh lha ('lark of and Court, and aerts upon I'lalnlllfa allorner. ilolln ft i.eonardy. allflit |>•at offlea addraaa la P. (I tin t MTS fltnfnrd Florid*, a copy of aald tn»wer. on er bafora Tiuiradsr March JV, A. D, 1SS* and If you fall lo do so, * dscrea pro ronfe-iwill b* anlared atalnat you, and each or you for tha raRaf demand* ad Ik tha Comrtalnt. Tha nature of thle cult Is tn quiet the till* t* tha ahev* deacrlb. ed land Witnesa my hand and official •eat pf aald Cpnrt. Ihle tih dav of March. A. P ISIS, at S,nford. Semi- filed against you In tha ctroull Court in and tor Samlnol* Cn.-r.ty. Florida In Chancery, for Pi**tea. ■ha ahiirt till* of • a i n a c H " " , ItlCHAHP tI E S H T HTK» *. I laintiff, vaHEHNF.ICE UVOSTON tiV kr.a , pa fan d a n l. th is # praaenfe ara to e t u i * and raqulr# you to flla your w rlllon datenaaa. If aay io tho Com plslnt filed herein, and lo ierv# a eopy th ere o f upon r t e l a lIff • a tto rn ey on or before tn# 1th day nf April. A. P . l*»«. #•»#»; wjia a fiacrea Fro c o n te m n will ba anlared agalnat you and tha cau«# proread exparl*. w i t n e s s my hand te d alflctal ■tat at Sanford SamtnaU County, rinrtda, thle Ilk day a t Marek. A, P . t»J» (Official a#»l)_ _ _ / • / 0 F Rarnda* clerk of th# Circuit eoujt ■emlnote Couaty. Florid# (lords* V. Frednrleb Attornar for Plalatllf F. O Rox t i l l MAICO HEARING AIDS Tfi« finest •!! transistor titda, filled hy nperltneefl Men with eoulpment and aids necessary for each Individual. Pull price range In .1 makes, 8 late models. Term*. Our representative In Sanford at Miller Radio 0 Ap­ pliance Co. on Friday of each wMk • to 12. 8m Millar Service on all typg aids, cords, Batteries, Repair*. ORLANDO HEARING CENTER Garland 0. and Thoma* 8. Smith SIS Fit. N atl Bank Btdf*, Phone 2-8516 Orlande Night# and holiday! call Orlande 2-4467 concrat# block according hy It, PRICES up to Date of Publication Including Mailing. After Publication Date Doc Not Include Mailing. �Up Of Fint St ffin ra ri thinking h*« alwaya baan ratiU , opadrily when will eencalvad plana I k w i Mcktd with confident action. But £ • mnldlr advancing a n In which w* a rt r Hrfog. whan tha kaynota aaama to ba It tjahoovai, anyone Intereatnl in U u abreast * to a y nothin* about ahead • think len* and wall about tha Immaj t future and how best he can ba comt i e e*otH*ht In recant m ontha haa bean M id on d t y prof^aaalvanaia— with an Mpt im perative naeasaity on long-ranga M in * and a a tro n r. concerted movement p H f a r fa s t action to m ake tb a plana Vnwhera U ♦hi* read more Imneratlva in our lovaly, attractive Florida. Lollia iritf Hfce a n a n enjoying • alaatn in jMalde aun, wa have auddanly found Nee esguifad by tha rlaln* tide - a Ineonri"* realdanfk—that N a*" lit to Hip ua before we can anap awake and pmae more on tha aafa ground of plann* ; greperednaasAnd Sanford bualnaaaman ahould hasten prgtniie a plan and gat It working be* * It la alther too lata or Incraaalngly txamplaa fee study are cloaa at hand, p taighbonng city of Winter Park, about ike halved by a proposed highway, found alty planning other than that sufficient Mteet Itself from thle hazard was tong S uP lf It was to remain In the fore. So fathera hired an expert on city Preliminary survey* ehow that was long past dua. dado downtown merchants eompl*eent> enjeetured that since tha bualnasa lit w*s 'Mown town" ihonwra would al; IM^e their major purchases there, fng apace was Inadequate, Incraailng [e moved slowly under tha handa of .IW e end more impatient drivers, but the ebeMere would atilt coma "down town", It vwaraald. \ ' Come the dawn. And the neighborhood Th# Sanford Herald Xattannttr by nanani M?wtMia ■ m y r* . -■ n i a r & j a - * I f L as w v j a 'z , - i . s : wan an art rhe iaaal 1* m > „ » . m i Tuesday, March 20, lDfifl TODAWB RHH.K VERBIS Remember now thy creator In tha days of thy youth.—Eccleaiaatea 12:1—‘There are eountleea mature and aged people who greatly wlah they had followed that Injunction, but It la never too late to turn ground and aeek a better way. (This Is the fourth le a serin of , » magnificent homo which was tha By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK CA—Retailor! hope tha Fadaral Reserve Board la right In it* finding that Americana plan to go on living it up this *-#ar. Retail isles, taken as » whole, have been running behind the felt pace set in the f|n,lna-_qinnlh« of last year. Retatr'TnvenUfTCi, taken aa » whole, have been ris­ ing. If tha Easter trade doesn’t come up to expectations and if the pubtic doesn't loosen ita purse strings generously, price cutting could be­ come a aignlflcinl part of the merchandising icana later on. Tha food chilna have ahown tha way with some tempring bargains In recent weeks—and the public baa responded tppreciiiively, The real test of consumer spending 1* yet to come. Right now the emphasis Is largely on spring apparel, Women are ex­ pected to dash into the stores between mow flurries snl buy new spring outfits for themielvei and their children and—If there’* any money left over — maybe ■ new tie or hat for their husband* Ms sport In the Easter parade on April Fool'* Day. The official arrival of spring next week—and Ita real arrival aomewhat later—la counted upon to increase the yen for • new car, a house la the suburbs, and Shopping centers with modern gtore front* srticlai written for Tha Sanford ; headquarters In Rabat of tba. Istiandjtn-to-date facilities, with prograaalve Herald by Mrs. Csnnajf* Wails, | q!sl, an organized labor group,’ mereftanoiaing method* ami with ulenty of j Today's srtlcla was wriiiae in one of tha two major once of Mo­ parking apace were appealing no and to iCssablsats, Morocco.) rocco. Wa had no discussion period housewives and their husbands. And sur- Whet a really thrilling day this hero—moraly a social reception In prise! Tha shoppers found they need not go has hose. The shouting and din in a room much llko tba one I des­ th* atrools awakanad us vary early, cribed yesterday at tba Governor's "down town". And they didn’t. I fait sura soma of Iho people bad Palsca in Casablanca, except on a Frantle efforts designed to stem this saver beta to bod-later 1 Warned smaller seal*. heretical hegira started. Property for "down this was true. from bore wa want te tha Rabat town" parking plaeea was bought—a t high* We lefr aur hotat, E! Mamour— Airport for tha Sultan'a arrival. er price*, to be eure, than It would have whoaa lobby, patio, ote Incidanlally How ha did It I do not know, but interest In Morocco at this time, brought five yaara ago. Soma renovating ar# far mere eluant and {usurious our dlraetor, Dr. Duriauz, had w* went directly lo the Sultan's of etf'foa. and merchandising be­ •van than tha CsataUana Hilton— gottsn tha necessary passes, etc, Palace where ■ special Interview abouj l:oo a.m. on e chartered bus to get us through 260,000 shouting had heen arranged with the Vice came Imperatively apparent. for Rabat. Tha road running north­ hysterical Moroccans and we were President of Morocco, It'Mamid These examples are used because they eastward along tha coast from ushered onto the landing strip lb He Is reported to be the are so dose at hand and cait well be studied Casablanca te Rabat waa becoming self shortly after the Sultan's Cegharl. "strong man" of the new govern­ congested with ears, doakays, carts wivas, of which It la raputod there ment and proved to be a moat af­ by local bualneaa men. How does Sanford stack up in our city planning, In the united •nd padaslrlans—all on thalr way to are M, strived. If you can picture fable and perceptive man—or, at effort of down town merchants to "get up the capita) for tha welcoming horn* a modern airport covered In many least, I got thla Impression from ■ugurstlon d*y. However, certainly of thalr ruler, the Sultee. places with Oriental rugs and hla facial expressions and conver­ the Fivnch are extremely Import­ to dato"? When our group of journalists got guarded by fierce Berber Cavalry sation through an interpreter since ant here and will be for a long Rumor—and the tendril of the grapevine I* the city wc want first le Haad- and French soldiers, that la tha he speaks 00 English. Here we time to come while this naw coun­ sterna to b* pretty straight In this '■'*«—hss quarters Ifth Air Force Rasa where beginning of this sight. Tha road ■Iso met the Minister of Informa­ try Is getting through ita transition it that in the Sanford fringe arts there soon wc had a two hour briefing sasiioa from tha airport to town was solid tion aa well as other top officials. period to governing Itself. ' will be at least one shopping center - mod* end discussion period with M/Gen. with paopla and tha airport Itself Frankly, the'part of the Sultan's I am so exhausted is I write this, E. Glanlibcrg, Com. seemed to sway back and forth Palace that we saw was rather dis­ since we are now finally back in ern, attractive In design, with wide spaces Frederic raandar of the Rase; Col. Wilfred with tha chant of tha Moroccans appointing . except for *l/c. Of the hotel and It Is past midnight, tn move and to perk cars, and with marchan* J. Imllh, Intelligence; and Mr, Wil­ proclaiming their freedom and the course, you must understand that hul there are two other thing* 1 diie aggressively handled and popularly pric­ liam J. Porler. tha U. S. Consul glory of tha Suita a. we were in Ste office part rather mutt tell you. edGeneral in Rabat After this wa His Majesty, the Sultan, Sldl than living quarters. Don't mis­ One Is that It Is rather significant LIFE magazine two weeks ago printed a war* Invited ta lunch In the Air­ Mohammed ben Youssef arrived understand me though on this—the that in the past two days of parad­ atory on a project being rarrlod nut In Clove- man's Mass and, beliava ma, Mils from Paris about 4:00 p.m. in a mosaic tile and carved walls and ing and crlebrallon many Moslem Of *1>oma" looked good, Th# Super Constellation flanked by an ceilings s e e n everywhere in land with the eld of ACTlON’.fhe American bit American people around the base, escort of Jet fighters. Here again places of luxury Were hero al^o— women who hy religious tradition have never been seen with their Council to Improve Our Neighborhoods. tha good food topped by chocolate the contrail between the new and I suppose I expect something faces unveiled In public, have Brief as the coverage In the weekly perlodl- cako and lea crcem, tha Jays (aqd the old waa really something. The but really ornate at the Sultan's Palace their face veils and atarifit Is It atlll points up at least one plan of this I mein I) of tha Post Exchange Sultan's flowing whlla Modem garb though how this could ho accom­ dropped ed wearing Western clothes rather — all would hav# made tha day looked faally odd to us Westerner* action worthy of study by ua Sanfordltea. plished t da not know. The building than their long flowing garbs of old. I.*-* »Ma tula bo mlxlntqmroted, let It for diost of us wlthour anything a* ha stepped off the plane. Here Itself was a lf-shap« and seemed This feminist revolt la believed else. By "Joys" of tha PX I mean our director had achieved a to be twice tha sl/e of Iho Semi­ to he Inspired by one of the royal be aald that we moat assuredly are not op­ of course Klaancx and soap! So •gain miracle—for our entire group wa’s nole High School with many patios princesses who Is quite western in posed to the advent of competition in our far, la the two eountrlas wa have with the local and International and fountains caught by the eye aa her attire and who flies her own elty. We welcome it. But we like the peo­ viiitad—both stops in tha best press at tha foot of the plane's wa walked down corridor* and playa a mean game of ple with whom we have heen doing business hotel la tha elty—thara has been a steps as tha Sultan stepped down. After this Interview with the plane tennis. Ha la a handsome, rather short Moroccan officials wp went to the In tha past • and era at the present. And we nolleaabla lack of enough soap. The other thing of Interest Is that with a really kind expression home of the French High Commis­ we have learned tonight the Sultan would like nothing better than to see them As Americans, and I suppose man on his face. He seemed quietly elat­ prosper. Indeed, It la our pride In our city •varyona alia, will do, wa had * ed over this day and all that It sioner, M. Andre Dubois. M. Hu­ —a few minutes after we left the time sating and discussing bris until two days ago was the Palace—heard of our being there and our eagerness for Its continued advance­ good mutual friendships. My husband held for him and his country. The Resident General of Morocco but, and a*k*i that we be brought to ment that nrnmota ns to point out that NOW found a man from his hometown Sultan reviewed tha guards and of eouraa, France’s po.itinn hero him for an audience. But, of la the time for local buslneswnen to develop •nd I discovered that Col. Smith then mad# his way through the has altered so that he and file staff course, it waa too lata by then. ■ full blown plan of cooperation to make spent five "delightful" yean at people to a motorcade which he do not have the authority they hid It's late—we leave very early in prior to Moroccan Independence. the morning for Tunis. This haa f~»» »i|<e th" latest thoroughfare Maxwell A. T. Bue In Montgomery led lo his Palace. ha and I had a mutual frltnd Wa got to our bus finally and Th« situation reminded me much been a memorable two days and I of modem Florida, to dress up, Inside and ■nd there. tine* the presence of such a large same as paying a call on the hope 1 have given you Just a little outside. O f exnert help. If neceasary, to he After lunch we ware Invited to group of American* waa of such the losing political candidate on ln- of the color and excitement. lure that the ever mounting flow of traffic can tie moved with e minimum of ease for the car driven and that their can can be conveniently parked- (By the way, Isn’t par­ allel perking o« First fltreet an easy way to widen that heavily traveled traffic ar­ tery*) ‘ It Is something that takes many montha of thoughtful consideration, a willingness to appropriate meney for modernization, a ded­ ication of time and effort to push the for­ malized plana to completion at the earliest possible time, a full mensure of cooperation on the part of city offirlals In providing proper ordinances on traffic flow, street Im­ provement, zoning and planning. Rut It should pav off, too; pay off In a “down town district" whose attraction for shoppers will result In channeling many more of their Increasing Income dollars in­ to the cash registers of the. "metropolitan merchants". Bosses Dislike Powder Room Gossip - HtW Y O U <g - Typewriter they don't |*t tp can tha tuna. Tha rhythms aren't fllrarad into v F Msay bessei template tbit office tha callblock areas. ig waate the# gaiitplag together Howivar, Chief Roy Barimtn the pewdar room. plans to bring tha music Into tha i lalorior designer U# Kelly of ffhkego h n a solution to brisk traffic lirket citation bureau, so eg tkesa feminine powwows: paint irsla motorists can psy their fines Pm powder room a pure bright to tha lilting strains of tha latest waits. fad. "kad la a stimulating color that acts rastlHsassi/1 he say- Onwird end upward with tha a small room tt caa ilvo lsdlas note: woman today art buy­ its a fwwling of elsustropho- ing one third of all sports equip­ . Tkay'll beva aa u r n to gat little: r I I I a theory that a taw a# a slat caa 10 ■ Iona la Improving office afficlsncy. M itvas color ess even ba used j tut dewa aa cloek-walchlnf. • "Tie eight el greanlth-huad flash has moot people highly uneorahe says, "so all the j • has to do is pul a gratapicture of hlmialf la tha ad tha alack." ■ tatty h li a remedy tor stockeel romandni, to;. Paint the dark blue nr dark Tkay inhibit romance. IIa i, as tha athar hind, has the etfset. A stockroom paint that color might svaa bring on Cupid la tha boss hlmialf. I about uslag colors te m»! mployer more Ukabla to tl. idiT This esa be done tmtlres aught te coasldo gansatUUei more la plan h air owe offices." bolds >. "If ka'a sa azdtobla typo, ■balers such as light grassa rt wist ba needs. If ka’s I* ba moody, ha noods hues, such as orangebrown er Ivory." about the bon who, whanyeti ask him for a raise, el. essi rad - tad laavaa you bluet ment sold In Amariei, as com pared with only t tenth nine years •go. "Woman now buy b ill af all tennis bells and raequats end (1 par cant of the lea skates," said Irving Mzgas of Chicago, president of ana of tha nation'* largest chiins af sporting goods afnras. "Thay alio buy U par cent of tba golf equipment sold, U per cant of tha hunting gear.” Jeteway laatona TWO lu ll •oupliafa In |ira yon tw in tba anaathaml Tba in a a l Jet-llhe tpaad In aaaa yon b t l •very driving rang* an quietly. Bavin* for your f u t u r e home la mure convenient, aafa a n d fruitful when you aave with us. Open your account today. alnaat topareaptibU. Juat try OManobOa’a Jataway . , . H*a tba p M tn t advisee In n M ■itiatriMaaiaaioMinlTyeanf has seared aa i*. the paUae te OU«have chipped la and 7 m * >>• And f o r yen got away! With tba irilw i i flashing "go” that Hydn-Matiaauda power hai anfamoua, pluaa m w liquidamootb. to look*. C bcm that'# Jetaway's alma. Juat try i* la a dai Jctaway*. Pour on tba powcvl You'll aid* tree tea tba dramatis difference, when "latagrilh OldimobiU'a revolutionary tritumia* ,, ba y tm i •ion pain with tba Hockat T-SSf law. Step Engine. . . 9.25.to-1 oomprmioa higf m Hera'a aupar action with pewar to w »aa •pan, Wbat'a man, la tbk Oida ynm U tS wing a k n | in tba aoild aiauranea of 4ta sure-tooted Safety-Hide « . . . la tha amart luiury of ita fashion. * / A j l . j ably tailored intarior i 11 with tba 7* fW&CU all manner of furntshlngs, durable or soft, for present homes. The fediral reserve's surrey oi the public’s spending mood, conducted annually for It by the Sur- , vey R e s e.a r c h Center og v Che University of Michigan, Indi. cates that about aa many persona this year aa last plan ta Indulge themselves In ear, bousa and ip. pllance purchases. For tha retailer, particularly for those whoa all their goods on time, tha cheerful part of tha survey is that tha majority of consumers 0 "are optimistic about their owq Income prospects and ara vary optimistic about prospects (or gen•rsl business conditions." It Is out of this optimism that retail as las, particularly instill­ ment plan p its , are born. "MOTHERS ARMS ARE MADE OF TENDERNESS" — • U itlee'i saaie a*l*ws — W* welcome tha opportunity to help Mother taka care of her loved ones. In our Pharmacy are manv thing* to assist, Before babv fa born wa aupptv Mother with Important vi­ tamins and medicines, that not onlr keep her well, but also help to make bahy’i arrival a healthier one. Wa have many bahy-ald* that can make hahy's Ufa a more comfortable one. f 'Wa twalla# how Important tha habr le that Muthar hold* to tenderly, and pledge nurielvr* to compound every medicine •• earefull •• If each baby wera our own. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION CHKMISTi Car. tat A Magaalla trra vii �T iif i 6 n l< k Garden Nook ■T BAPIE ■ GUT n < Saafanl O tH n (lab • at r. r. o. c. Central Florida li presenting a wonderful display of (lowering tree* thli month. Redbud and wild plum art about cone but the Dogwood and Bauhlniaa (Florida Orchid Tree*) are in full glory. I’rnbahlv th* cold winter ha* Every good woman deserve! helped them ro be ajpeclally fine BT SANDRA Did you ever stop to really two. hair styles say fashion and thli year. Another choice tree blooming In look at yourself la the mirror be­ beauty authorities. (As U w* fore you take off on a shopping don't have enough trouble with March is the yellow Tabebula or tour? Are you wearing stockings? ont) the ooe to wear to town" "Trumpet Tree," of which there Did you put your lipstick on should be sleek, brushed straight are several varieties growing In straight or Just dab? Is that a and slightly turned under at the Central Florida, particularly In dress you’re wearing or a pair of ends or set In soft waves and the Winter Park and Orlando slacks? Ever think about a hat? turned up. (Please, Please don't area. On* husky, hardy variety with grey green leathery leaves According to an article I was wear It in pin curls.) Make aur# the makeup la and golden trumpet flowers Is I r reading the other day women and Is right for the out­ the Tabebula argentea, or "Tree are slacking up on the way they smooth light. For outside use the re­ of Gold." A specimen of this tree dress when they "go to town " door commended makeup for your Is blooming In a yard on Oak A woman Is at her prettiest, la own Apply It >drama­ Av*. at Third 8t. in Sanford. mind and body, when she la tically,coloring. however. It should match Another variety with softer ser­ dressed up! , the foundation of the skin, eye­ rated leaves and clusters of Confidence seems to come to a lash makpup and eyebrow pencil dear yellow flowers coming be­ " woman when she know* she looks to hair coloring and eyeshadow her best. It gives her that "oa top to the eyes. Lipstick should fore or with the new leaves Is of the world” feeling to have some­ make the akin glow and bring Tabebula umbellata. One of these one say "My, don'r you look out bidden light to your hair, Is to be seen at Harold Himes’s alee." Too many times we run to rouge should harmonise with Nursery on the Sanford-Orlando town la "any old thing." With your lipstick. Be sure the make­ highway Just beyond Casselberry, Bpring enmlng up why not go no up technique Is perfect, says and another near the office en­ e campaign to "look sharp, be Man Fa'ctor, a* sunlight will surely trance of the Lrngford .Apart­ ments In Winter Park. sharp, feel sharp" by going all show up the flaws. Many of these "Trumpet trees" Why not try a "dress up for are used In private gardens and Many will be timid at first to spring" (and husband) campaign parks In Orlando, having let's start with a hat. You know right now. 1 know you will like public been propagated by the Orlando hats aren't only for Sunday. Mil­ Garden Club members as well linery designers have gone all out as the local nurseries. for us this season to make hats, Tabebula* come also In pink, big, beautiful and exciting. rose, lavender and whit* with ^ Experts report that women blooming time In various winter com* In hesitantly, afraid to wear and spring months. A lavender soma of the drastically new variety, probably Tabebula pal styles after to many years of merl. was In bloom on the Sanbeanies, hut after trying on a few Did you know orton I* not go fnrd-Orlando highway last Decent of the l t l l toppers become to en­ Ing to be mad* Into curtains any her, though It usually blooms in thusiastic that they usually end mnrt? (So says tha manufae January, and a pink one, Taheup buying two or three new bats tore' bula pallida, blooms off and on Instead of on*. • Tha best eynthetlr fshrlr that during spring in the garden of One thing certain—pen pi, will resists sunllghr snd mildew In th# Mrs. Harrell nn Crystal Lake. know you're wearing a hat when Florida sun at th* present Is dseThe Tabebula* take full sun. m you step nut In this year's atyles. ron (day-cron.) Th* manufacturer ordinary soil and moderate fer­ No more ribbons bands, or tell* us that peonle In this State tiliser. They should be staked scraps of veil or flowers pinned could expect a minimum of three while young as some varieties in the hair. Hats are hats. years wesr from curtain* ex­ are quite wlllowv until they have Glove* are another extra that posed to direct sunlight through attained some sire. Amaryllis are beginning to add that "Just right touch." open windows from this fiber. Gloves with a delicate air re­ Do you know th# eorrert seam flaunt their gay beauty this fect the feeling of femininity and finishes for all kinds of fabrics? month also, hut d* keep a close they go right along with the From a study mada In Cornell watch on them as grasshopper* fashions this year. University some yalushl# Infor­ love the succulent leaves and mation ahotit effects of washing stem* and can rut down a whole on team finishes were found The stem In on* day. This year a test was made nn at least 10 dif­ small black worm has he<>n feed­ ferent fshrlr* hy making many ing on the stem*, leaves and different seam finishes nn a sam­ flower* and auiekly nun* the ple of earh fahrle. Then all were plant. Five 0 r rent Chlordane TUESDAY machine washed 10 or IS times Study course In church member- before being cheeked to sea how •hip for intermediates, Youni_ the seam finishes wore. People snd Adult* will b« conduc­ Plain unfinished seams held np ted at First Baptist Church at T:M better than pinked seems. 111* seems that held up th* best on p m. Tha War* Blbla Claai will maet all fabrics was tha Mam pressed 9 at McKInlay Hall at T p m. for a open and edge* turned under and stitched. eovarad dish aupper. Hosts for tha fteaflemishes now rerommendoccasion will ba Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. 1. Where the fahrlr la not too Goodspeed, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kir- bulky use a plain seam pressed chhoff and Mrs. C. E. Chorpanlng open with edge* . turned under Sr. and stitched. I. For a very fine fahrlr seams Th* Seminole County Children'* Committee will meal in th* school may he finished h.v pressing them administration building on Com­ open and stitching edges without turning under. , mercial Ava. at 4 p m. J. Seam* on nnllned coats and 0 Th* Dorcae Class ot th* Baptist • Church will matt at th* home of Jackets may he pressed open and or edges turned under and Mrs. C. W. Urgla on Celary Ave. bound stitched at • p.m. Mrs. Sam Aired and Mrs. 4. Seams mi avnthetl# fabrics C. C. Hanna will b* eo-hostaasei. that are sheer and ravel badly Th* Castle Memorial Class ef may havs several type* of finish­ th* First Methodist Church will es! celebrate Its 10th anniversary a. teams pressed together with a severed dish cupper at (not opened) and th* slg tag at­ 1 p. m. In McKinley Hall. An un­ tachment used nn tha edges. usually fin* program has been arb. Stitch seams nn tha wrong ranged under the leadership af stda of the fahrie. Turn both r w John Sauli. edgea In. Than atltrh along foldTh* Sanford Tourist and Shuf. ad edge. This make* a smaller fteboard Club will enjoy a tov. ssam and looks nest on thin ered dish supper at • p. m. fabrics. Pinked seams ar* nq longer rerommended except on closely WEDNESDAY Enlistment and rah tarsal for woven fshrlr* that will he dry Junior Choir will be held at First cleaned only. Do you know th# correct way Baptist Church a t . 1:30 p.m. to Iron these fabrics? Study court* tn church member- Fabrics with Gold • In some lAehip for Primary and Junior chil­ case* the gold li put on with a dren win ba conducted at First bonding agent similar to glue. Baptist Church at 1:41 p.m. Soma of that# fabric* do not Study course In ehurcb member- wash satisfactorily while others •hip for Intermediates, Young do. Bettar results will be obtain­ People and Adults will ba conduc­ ed If this type fabric I* Ironed on tha right alda. Ironing on tha ted at First Baptist Cburch. Th# Civia Department of th* wrong side loosens (he glue and Wemane'e Club will have a sav­ cause* greater loss ef gold. This ored dish luncheon i t 12:30 p. m. waa reported after being tested followed by a program epeneared In Florida State University Tex­ • b y Mra. E. Bali. "A Naw tile Laboratory. Imbosied Cottons • Laboratory ^Museum". Rpaakar will be Mre. teate at Florida State University Fred. T. William*. show bast results whan fahrle GOLD BROCADED COTTON TWUBSDAY waa Ironed completely dry. Place I# used for Uila IfatUa Canugla Th# Bemlnala Rebakah L*dg# • turkish towel on tha Ironing jrsar-around avaning gown at No. 4S will maot in tho IOOF hoard and put fa brie on lop of N«o-Romantic I n s p i r a t i o n , Hall at I p. m. tha towal right ilda down. Iron ihouldera are aU but covered with a etcl* at "liquid gold" on tha wrong aids. If Ironed while caught la a JeweOod pUL Hat* damp tkero la a great toaa of de­ ANNIVERSARY TOLD U< ouwaarte iewala* Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron sign. —will eolebrata their Silver Wedd™tng anniversary in tha Elke Club a t • p. m. Wednesday night. All friends e | th* couple are cordially Invited te attend. f INTERIOR IDEAS ie Dc S ir / Woman's eluh *n My afternoon at the Civic er heard two representatlfes the Orlando Southland Draes explain the newest Ideas uriain and drapery decora* of the Southern home. Mrs. ry lusher, head of the Amer- i A MEMORIAL Fl'NI) FOR CANCER research an I aid to cancer victim* has been formed In honor the late Susan Rail (pictured above». Many of th lendlmr figure* in the entrilutnment, business and rN , (,rj.‘ • „v . i '•croftc n •*-—it- • tr - 'r to "Us Hall, The Fund is oerated under the auspices of the nationally faineif City of Hop* Medical Center. _______ __________________________ Novel Absentee Stork Shower Given Honoree BY GRACE THURSTON A novel absentee Stork Shower was given to Mr*. Rank* Regis­ ter, of San Antonio, Texas, the former Palsy Edwards ol Lake Monrne, on Wednesday evrning at the home ol her mother, Mr*. J. II. Edward*. Hostesses for thia gala event were: Mrs. Pete Oglesby and Mrs. Clauds Haw­ kins. Priie* of tlje evening were won hy: Mr*. C. K llittrll, Mrs. Annie McArthur, Mr* \V. J. Frank, and Mrs. J. W. Foley. Delicious refreshment* of sand wlches, salad, potato chips, nuls. mini*, crackers and cokes were served the many guests. Alt-r the beautiful gifts were passed around each guest was given rib bon and paper lo wrap the gift* which will be .sent to Mrs. Regis­ ter In Texas. Enjoying the evening fevrivitle* were: Mrs. Dale Krcinhring. Mrs. Christine Gibbons, Mr*. James Lee, Mrs. Ernest Hamilton, Mrs. Retly Foley, Mr*. Vido Gallaway, Mr*. C. T. Rabun, Mr« W J. Frank. Mrs Annie MrArthur, Mrs. Ilairl Gardner, Mrs R T. Glad well. Mrs. T. L. Gallo way, Mrs. M. E. Register. Mrs J II. Edwards, Mr*. C. E. Hittell and the hostesses: Mr*. Pete Oglesby and Mr*. Claude Haw­ kins. Gleaners Class Hears Lesson On Compassion The Gleaners Sunday School Class of the First RapHst Churrh met recently al 7:30 p m. at the home of Mrs Myron Smith with Mr* Fred Myers as ro-hostess Mra. Bert* Cottrell presided over the business session and Mrs A. J. Peterson brought the devotional using as her topic "Where He lead*" taken from a mission hook. Mrs. Myers, teiehcr, used s* her program topic for th# class. "Compassion For Souls." The group votad tn send sheets to the Children's Home In Lakr land after which Mr*. Fred Strang* closed the meeting with prayer. During th* toclal hour games were enjoyed. Delirious refresh menta were then xervad to Mr* W. B, Brinson end guest. Miss Ella Klrchhnff. Mr*. M. C. Ha gan. Mra. John E. Eox, Mrs W C. Rumbley, Mr*. George Slerlc. Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs J. I. Jarkson, Mr*. Otto Boridnlf, Mr* Myrtle Moore. Mra. J. E. l-ewls Mrs. A. J. Walker, Mrs. J. C Lewis, Mrs. Rcrta Cottrell, Mrs A. Kendel, Mrs. Ered Myeri and Mrs. Myron Smith. Happy Birthday Mrs. A L la s Bobbie JanuS* v, ' / • ‘ <#,. • DY NAN CUSHING Thursday thr band presented a concert. This was done In connec­ tion with the Hand Cuntcat which was held March 10. At the contest the hand had to he prepared to play three musical arrangement* and to sight read another. One of the tltrca was required, but the other two sclcclive. Mr. Cowley selected Henry Filhtnre's "Americans’ Wr" at the march and "Flbcriua" as thr ntrriurc. Many of tha students entered in solo mnlrtt* alto. Two hoys, Robert Armttorng and nob Red) took part In tha student conduc­ tion contest. Don Rail, exalted ruler of the Elks, presented the season's bas­ ketball honor. Keys were awarded lo Keith Ahney, Joe High, Robert Samuels, Jimmy Owen, Robert barter, Jim Hawkins, Don M«thiewa, John Ilowen and Clifford MrKibbcn. Out standing awards went to: Most Valuable Junior Varsity Player, Cecil Dandrige; Most Improved Player, Jimmy Hawkins; Rest Sportsmanship, Hubert .Samuels Samuels also re­ ceived the .lark Morrison, Rest Player Award. In addition In the awards Don Rail presented gilts to loaches Layer and Koonti. The Senior class play "Seven Cinderella*" which will he pul nn May lit has been east. Artors and actresses include: Kenneth Ramsey, Mr. Miller; Retly Ann Munson. Mr*. Miller; Robert Armstrong as Jack; Kli/.ihrth Woodruff, Agnes; Nancy Travasot, Vivian; Marty Cameron, Eileen: Mary K«tr% Powell, Ila »el; Jimmy Owen, Hill; Janlre Kinlaw, Ameha; Mary Ann Wright. Relit; Rob Mitchell, Ed­ gar; Richard Tlson, Larry; and Larry Payton as Horace, Un­ horse. 1 Airs. E. H. Cullum Feted Recently On Birthday Mr*. E. H. fullum was honor­ ed Sunday hy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allis* of Osteen with a surprise birthday parly on her Gtilh birthday. Tha home was decorated with spring flowers and a beautiful tiemralrtl rake adorned with red rose* was presented ih# goes? oI honor timing Die course of events. A delicious meal consisting of liarlirciie chicken, potato salad, role slaw, baked beans, corn onIhr-mb, olives, pickles, bread and butler, tea and coffee was srrved to the bonoiee, Mrs. Cullum, and tu Mrs. Clara Moore of Ft. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore and children, (lobby and Elisabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Joe ('haildin ami son. Tony id Titusville; Mr. and Mrs. John Cullum and children, .fi.yre, Johnny and Linda; Mr. and Mrs. M L. Cullum and son Jerry; Mrs. W II. MacDonalil of Jackson­ ville: Mr and Mr*. C M. Cullum of Jacksonville, snd Mr. and Mrs. Allis* and children, Carolyn and David. The guest of honor was presen­ ted many lovely gills to com­ memorate the occasion. aJ, i- M club members are Joialig with them to make this a huge au<r#,*. club mem»*-r* fro* aiJolnlnf t0W0l i r t | (. . . ...... a m •«ntti wht« ,en“ from 10,30 * m- ®n“ the evening's dance. Out or door games will start on the midfloa grounds in the morning; luncheons "am i1,”-r™ s ! *•»>»— - f Steak D ln n e n are free to all Donora . a| • x «*•-* iror# «*m«* wlu “• ™ the efternoon, followed mr the evening's frolle ‘ •*.1’*“ MRS. ROBIOUO GREETED f The auxiliary to the VoluBletp Firemen's Association met'-rat enlly to greet their preaWent, Mrs. Caesar Roblollo at h er first gpptgrance since e pelnfu) aceldeni up North Invalided hnf.»Bhe appointed the following ynmrhomugh aad constant clean- mitte* on nominations: Mr*. Paul of draperies hy vacuuming Froetscher, Mrs. Adam .Muller brushing Is necessary In the and Mrs. M. Ernest Walsho. . %* ’ t» A Touring Florida earA. yarjy to be held In Orange City tlon hall on Anrll' JO will be the final event of this seasodT ajUnsored by the auxiliary. Refreshments were served -by Mrs. Frank Kohler, Mrs. James Cleland. Mrs. Carlton Nswell and Thomas Howard. GROUP ORGANIZED Mrs. Adam Muller was gsk*4 to be chairman of a new group desiring to study mus|e**ifd drama, forming from the n ailery , Woman's eluh. They met WMOTa> day at the home of Mfs. Chris Butler. n. . .Miss Kay Ryan narrated Jha Ufa of Stephen Foster and Mrs. Bttller recited The Leprechaun by Ravenna Rennet. CIVIC ASSOCIATION .* < Vice-President Roy R. Pago Introduced Harry King at Tuqaday night's peeling of the DaBary Civic Association. Klng^out* lined the-alma of the grOup ka being encouragement and -gsila* lance mutually arrived al Inaduio Planning: welfare of all residents of the village and entertainment for member* and friends. Forty new member* were welcomed. A parly of Touring Florida wag recently held and was moft suc­ cessful. Mrs. Ray Peek atateA that an effort Is being made to plan a cruise of all mambera from Sanford to Blua Springs pa the boat Nautlcan, April' loo or more De Bary residents • will sign for the outln|„VQia Miss rhyllla Phillips a n d 'im a Pat Cassuh* were junior hoates*. es In charge of th# Pie Party held Sunday nleht in tha Sanford UjJO on First Street. Most nf the pies were iqade by th* hostesses and were servdd with steaming cups of coffer U "a hungry crowd." • During the evening card*, ping pong and other activities mat* enloyed hy thr group. • Jack Prrrnw, Rill Marshall ami Charles Ucutnun of St. Angusline wore the weekrml guest* of Mr. and Mrs. F E. it on mill at • baric* Is the nephew u( Mrs. Huumillat. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Raker have returned tn their home In l.a Gt.mgr, Ga., after spending the weekend with Mr. Raker's sister, Mrs. Lillian Vickery and Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Messenger. THERE YOU ARE IN FAMOUS Bostonians SHAVEMASTEI nlove-nnft le a th tr that need no breaking In . * . Mack and brown, Also In two-lone while Imported huckakln at U i.95. Tha hnndaewn ciutuel loafern ure superb al $12.05. between 2 and 6 p. m. *>.. Seminole Hi IIAND8EWN aioc r o t s Donors are requested to be at the Elkg Club Thursday Afternoon d. oust. displayed Southland's latest lurtions in decorative -and 8*t arrangements. [•here Is a new type of fibers curtain material." explainArak, "that Is mildew resls, washes like nylon* and algh it admits a maximum unt of light, doe* not permit Idcrs to look Inside the win- TO B U IL D U P THE ELKS B L O O D B A N K ■! I ua*. Social & Personal Activities • Here Are Many Facts On Clothes, Care Of Them ;*ii liL R A L D T&C&LWt Now, for the first time, an ■ r 'W electric ahnver especially W ™ designed to serve the needs 1 of women. ONLY the Lady Sunbeam has a shav> ing heed with one edge es* pecially ground to shav* the legs, and the other edge espe­ cially ground for underarm use. It is small—no larger than a compact. Ends muss and fuu, nicks and cuts of soap and b lad e. T he Lady Sunbeam’s gentle, sure performance gives you a new* easy way to keep neat, fresh and dainty. Wonderful at home, or for travelling. ONLY I14.9S Wm. E.KADER, : �NCAA Fin als Thursday rVAMSTON, HI. (It—Three col­ lege basketball power* have but one objective In the NCAA finals beginning Thursday—to beat flan Francisco's defending champion* yotl." t e n stole e hasty looh at Mr*. The old lady nrae searching Wade hi eutnga. Her fees wee end Hu looked as If elu be holding her breath. bo trouble hat*, e a Hot rndfl later did tor* know what bad happened In Uu parlor that day after aba end Jemmy bed run upstair* Hr* Tyler bed Hera from bar wheelchair before Wade bar to take esrsn l step* la bad a m She bod refused to see the doo* ter Wade had seat far, nor would Hu allow L on to come user her, ■he Haply lay ok bar pillow with her eyes aloead moat of the t‘ eating Bttla, withdrawing t Ufa t e n suspected that the would bo simple. They bad only to get rid of Jem m /s dog end hie grandmother would r e c o v e r promptly. Hut eo far, to har aur* priset'Wedo^had refused to the W a He m Ik the ukIok . H took e HI of parauadiag to . Urn to behave that they aren't a young a.* Jam* H a w tttatonny «Mtly. "My healthy J la trying to dir." Wade dully. *Tr» aaaa har do thla Hint time whan aha fell downstair* Bometlmea 1 think aha would rather die then sot gat bar own way." Bba leaned against hie knee, eager end tam est "You must be whet la right for you to be. Just •a I must be what is right for ma. Believe la yourself, Wade." The chill which put distance be­ tween them went out of hie eye* He rested a finger beneath her chin, tilting her heed toward the lamplight. "You're always so alive, Lora. I’ve felt that In you from the beginning. Perhaps that the thing which drew m * toward ou when t was near death. Per* ape 1 thought you might help me to be alive again. When Virginia S "No,” she mid, drawing away from the touch of hie finger. "Not lag;" LemTeeld. "He's upstairs in Virginia. Not me. You must do It aay ream welting foe you now." yourself, Wad* That’s Uie only to keep animals Jemmy's eyes widened in diabo- wey there Is." (To U» Continued) Grandmother—" agree with Uae thorough* Met “But Qrandmo the pub!liber, AOT-BTON-CKNTUIIY-Cuorrs. INC. M ures arediret* Dtciiion Is Up To Commission IAN FRANCISCO (lU-It’i up to die California Athletic Commit* atoa I t deckle whether Joey Ben­ ton of toe Angalaa beH Prankla K ilhii Tanr Coa»man4»r J. w., Campos of flan Francisco in a 10finance Tonii, Hplrii Of Fir*, round fight Uat night or whether gteepr Tlraa, Wtaamaii IK kutit, It wa« a draw. Rafereo Frankie Brown’s card wet announced as a draw at S4V* Fames*, Fres Far Ma ... ramrtk Mara — ■ /!• I n l t ■ points for aaeh flghtrr. Then Marlaajg# Mflar, Mountain Oat, Hoar wondarfnl, Btreteh Btaaar, Chief Inspector At Samletl added VUiaoro. I 4 d r Branca, Tra Ten the mind icoraa again and found Jet,- Future Tenee vlrib Mara — l / U or»Ce M Reniion ahead 5314 to AID. lln V*l»et Claw*. J ilt'd Jill. Akaa decided to leave It to (he commit* lrank. Temmeher, Ifnantaia tan a, ■Ion. rupt, Kxlrael Mow HI nlath Bara — ■ /!• ftreSe IS Bcqjok weighed 133; Campoa Itaitination Drive, Bakahl, Mlaa Furneaea, Jnhnftr Dark, Ball A USVi. « Dime, Super Mo Uie, Ulua Foraa, (Humble fior d a m n Kara — A lt arada ■ neilr dasble (i-*i tie* as Meaiem Tiny, Pepper diraak, Brele, TklrC New — a/IS Mile. Ttmei c»pptr *t.do 11) 4o Wadaaadar. Z re rle 'ln Cherokee, i*— lie Jewell, Cool Dial* Maw Dane* Rlakth Mara — d /ld flrada ■ . tak aald a Nallla. April, llu*. Velvet ITI.to Apron, Mr. I.olal, Ctaaha, I.uckr r a t e a, Amr H. linden llnok T tM e i fcialh Kara — ■/■• a rad a 4 SS.I a 4« a e» no 4 to an 110 i *d 1 10 4 10 IX leeely no (1-tT t i l ft — e/te riiji Tin,', are I 10 H i l.ro a on Mil* The., at.n toe 4.in n o < oo t no 4 t0 M ile . T tm e i S l.0 1.00 4 40 4.0(1 "11.10 J4.40 JS RUhoeei ,.* » lelele (4*1) I n .40 [is P o d res Begins Navy Life DAINBIUDGE, Md. Idv-Johnny Podrca, Ihe Brooklyn Dodger’s 1BS5 World Scrlci hero, found Navy life—at toast Uie bunko — a utile loo "Roll" 01 lio began hit training today, The 23 - year • oil miner’s ton from Wltherbee, N.Y., arrived al the Halnbridgo Naval Training Center about 11:30 last night fol­ lowing Induction In New York. Along with other recruits, hr went through shout 2'4 hmtra of proeeiilng. About 3 a.m. he made hie bed and made a hn»ry entry only lo jump right out again. "Jt'i loo anfl," ho Ink! I'ete Sam Dcnielnr, CSC, doth chief of Ihe recrulling unit. "Du you have a board I could put under the mattress?" Domeler laid he didn't, but stiggeated I'odrex could aleep on a nearby wooden tabta If ha de■trad. Johnny aceapted tha Invitation. He put hit metlreia and bed dothca atop the labia and climbed In for hit first Navy moots. Podrri, who beat (he New York Yankee* (wire In l u t fill'* ierle«, had prevlouily hem rejected for military lervlce becauie of a back JIM SPENCER PRESENTS a Longlno wrlat waUh to Cent Wltael, N u w i :M#r, o ' lit* tl. \V. S nenror Memorial Tournament at the Mayfair Inn Golf Course leit Sunday, (Staff Photo) Cardinals Counting On Wilmer the pitcher ihe St. Loula Cardinals By JOE REICHLER ST. PETERSBURG, PI*. UR - aro relying on to boost them Into Wllner (Vinegar Bend) Mizell. the first division, It well aware of tho mounting pressure but If he's worried be doesn’t show It. The tall, gangling southpaw flreballer can't help but know what is expected of him. He’s reminded of It by practically every visiting reporter. PALM BEACH, Fla. OK-Four "Frank Lane says tha club it birdie* and 14 par* give National counting a great deal on your com­ Open champion Jack Fleck of ing through," a man tell* him. Davenport, Iowa, end Walter Bur- "Does all that pressura bother kumo of Franklin, Mich, 68* and youT'f a tie today at the halfway point "No, air,’* aaya Mliell. In Ihe 38 • hole Seminole Pro’ "Fred Hutchinson ssyt you Amateur Tournament. ought to win' 20. What do you Cloie behind a* the bulky field went Into the final round wa* the think?" trio of Ben Hogan, Fort Worth, "I'd like to win 30," he replies, Tex.; Ed Furgol, St. Louis; and "but I’ll settle for' every victory Ted Kroll, Fort Lauderdale, who I gat." potted 67* over the 6,901-yird par Thai's the pattern of almost every Interview. The easy-going 71 course. coustry boy from Vinegar Bend, Within itrlhtng distance with Ala., listens (o all questions re 70* were Shelley Mayfield, Wett- speetfolly and replies t o them hury, L.I.; Bob Roiburg, San good naturedly. Francisco; Paul Harney, Bolton, "I don’t mind the question*.’’ he Maxi.; Claude Harmon, Palm ■aid In hit slow, Southern drawl Bench; Bo Wlnlngcr, Oklahoma "The boy* don't mean no harm. City; Dow FlniterwaH, Hertford All I cm i« f ihaagfc >■ 44ft I-hope Height*. Ohio, and Doff Fairfield, to live up to all those expectations. Casey, III. But I don't psy no mind to all Fred Hawkins, El Paso, Tex,, this talk about me. It don’t bother teamed with Anthony Wilson, me one bit. The way I see It li Hoho Sound, Fla., and Della Plain, this way. Either T either got It or Vn., to load Ihe pro-am division I ain't. And I know I'm a heller with a best ball of 31-28—30. May- pitcher now than I w it before I field and Stanton Barbour, Paler went Into service.” ion, N.J., were second with 6). Wildness was Mizetl'i biggest Mike Souchak, Groaslnger, N.Y., handicap before he left the Cards won both the pro and pro - am for thq Army In 1934. Despite that divisions of this tournament last he won 23 end lost 19 over a twoyrar hut had a fat 71) yesterday. year span. Most of his lima at Ft. McPheraaa was spent practicing ailment. He said he had been uied control. to sleeping on a board. Apparently "I worked on my control every some adjustments are In order if chance I go?," he aald. "And I ho 1* to maintain that habit. also come up with a pretty good Fleck, Burkemo Tie At Halfway Point Of 36-Hole Tourney Southern Methodist's Mustangs, and the other, If the Muitanga fall to pull tha upset of the year, will be the winner of the lowaTemple game. It's only natural that the Dons are marked men. They're riding the erest of a 13-game winning streak and are unbeaten In >T games this season. They've alao been the No. 1 team In the As­ sociated Preia poll from the out­ let end In some quarters have been acclaimed the greatest col­ lege team of all time. At the moment, Tows appears to have the beat ebance of up­ setting Stn Francisco. The Hawkeyes, 80-62 victors over Southern Methodist early In the season, have put together a 16-game win­ ning string In grabbing the Big Ten championship for a sacond straight year. Iowa has a veteran team that hai had a taste of NCAA com­ petition, finishing fourth In last year's tournament And the Hawkeyes are a defenslvs-mlnded club which can hold Ha own offensive­ ly. Although the Hawks have no one player who can compare with San Francisco'* BUI RusiaU, they have balance. Before gelling a possible crick at Sen Francisco. Iowa must get by a tough Temple team. Like Iowa, Temple relies on team rath­ er than Individual effort The Owli at one lime pur together a 20-game winning string and got into the finals with a 26-3 record. ROCHESTER RED WINGS manager Fred *Dlxl*” Walker (toft) and Minneapolis Mlllerii manager, Ed Stanky talking thing* over before list Sunday's exhibition baseball gama got underway. (Staff Photo) Flyers, Xavier Move Into Action St. Joieph't-Scton Hall, survtv# By ED Wf!JU, NEW YORK OB - Dayion'i top- ■gainst second-seeded Louisville, seeded Flyers, determined to go .which looked a bit shabby bul all the way for a change, move clicked when It had to In elimin­ into action against Xavlsr of Cin­ ating Duqueane 84-72. Scrappy St. Frgnels blew an 8cinnati tonight In the final half of 1h*: quartcr-Ilnils In the Na point lead with 3 m inutepM 1» Ilona] Invitation Baikelhall tour­ regulation lime because of a re* nament. Defendlig champion Du- luctance to plsy it safe, but fi­ quesne and fourth-seeded Niagara nally got home free on a Jum^ ihot by George Fox with 4 ice* already ere among the mining. Tha Daytons, who three time* ondi left tn the overtime. htva wound tip second best tn the It was the lone score of the S* NIT, and Xavier go at it for the minute extra senlon after an un­ third time this season in the night­ cap of the Msdlson Squire Gar- accustomed freeie-up for Sti min­ den double-header. Thtrd-iewled utes by Ih# Terriers. St. Joseph's of Philadelphia plays Louisville didn’t look at Its best. But when Duquesne, led as evar Selon Hall In The opener. The Dayton-Xavler winner will by All America SI Green, stripped meet little St. Francis of Brook­ back to come within one point f lyn, whieh ousted Niagara wirh the Cerdtnali midway In tho see* iheer hustle 74-72 In overtime last ond half, Louisville closed rink* City CommlHkner John Krid­ night, In Thursday's semifinal to barge Into a 87-37 edge that er la In Tompotoday attenrilncr The other semifinal will pair the artlted matter*. the Major Leagues Farm Club meeting. Ar president of the Florida Stata League, Krider will probbly draw some help from tha farm V V** IN DINING ADVENTURB club meeting for the varloue eluha the Class D league whose seneon Is expected to get underway April lit. • "Th« Country Clqts’qf Trotting Tm ha’ft-^ Krider will also attend the '" PRESENTS ' * Governor'! Baseball Dlnnar which will be held In Tamps tonight. The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM Tha dinner le given annually In —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— honor of the hundreds of hs*ehall grants who are In Florida EVERY EVENING FROM NOW ON— each year during spring training INCLUDING SUNDAYS season. Krider Attending Major Leagues Club Meeting SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $1.85 curva bill, something I didn’t htva before. 1 can throw It over the plat* about seven out of every 10 pitchas, And I’m as fast at ever.” —D1RECTIONSTum East 4m 17-92 at Caaaelberry At Our Big Red Arrow (2 Miles East Of Tbs Sanford Orlando Dog Track To Our Clab Rn m ) TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL It RAIN OR SIUNK : art arralt t t i DOG ^ RACING ig h t ly » 8 :1 0 ^ i Hatinetfl Wed. ft Sat, 2 P. M. ONLY 19 MORE RACING DAYS You*Wbenefit from utter tU rlIo|, up to 43% leu oil consumption and) 40% leu engine w u r . . . longer gsaoa line mileage. And Tpor-Amc keep* enrinea ekamr. Compered to old-i fashioned motor oik it ca» eve*' doubt* engine Ltfol • SEASON CLOSES APRIL 11 NEVER OUT-RATED NEVER UNDERSOLD IT * * M o r o R M a N e i t h a t c o u n t o i PHILLIPS M PRODUCTS i n 4klrlb<rt«l la SANKOHD nul Tldml; i f -■AW': . ■■7. aw n i >»•'• .-O ••'fops? «* -,i C 4 »pfcV'rJ JiWitL T*****-*^**r ^a T �«r>-r,-. '»■ »-«ry Skvv .V' p m M M M M «s ; A ’’ F or S a le " A d . im p lifie d S e llin g O f S u rp lu s I t e m s — Now Horald WANT A D S Are As Easy As A. B. C. — Call * # * "-rim EBPAIRS IS—MORSES—CATTLE Bidaw H"r»* — Oantl* with ehl!- 47—FU IN ITU EE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS J AN*•'#if11 HKDAl.n 45—ROMES T u«8. M ur. 2(1, mart Pnge 7 DAILY CROS S WORD A m os* A.f n il.. ? c .- u .^ .iy X- .»»••>» of Chrvat e firat 4. Matt beverage mired* iitao turaitu(«.'*jppC5jA.j*3, tcefs, ate. SMiat-Mia. Larry a Man. 551 Bail ill S t Fiona 1151. dremjttJVttr*;Z2L_______ PAINTING ar.d Paper 5 Sadrac r- feeerot* Bfeeh R. C. WaUer. Phono M T VA - 4124 Dorn Payment MERCHANDISE 534. Per Month P i I FLOOR tis d la i and flnlihtn*. NiteMa Fully Equipped Cleaning, weiing. Serving S*mi­ Buy your Fnrtltur* at Barry'* Art teal 41—ANTIQUES to ibonie color* and tile. no____ ll* cou county tine* IMS. Werehoue* Furo„ Co., at 88] W. H. U. Glciion, Lika Nary I n SL AJ] aatioaally adv. fur- A. K. Shoem aker, Builder OUT of town .buyer want* to u buy cut llaaj. ehton, Jewelry, Antlquea. One piece or a ecollaeRANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Don. Reply Bo* M. A. with your name and addresa e'n Sanford E lietrlcil Contracting and Rapaira Herald. Wltl call at your home TV Sarvlca CanUr March Hal. Rendli i and Croiley Appliance* 112 Magnolia Av*. Ph. 113 (2—ARTICLES FOR RENT II—ELECTRICAL Ceelraeies* It ALWAYS P a y * To U n The WANT ADS l b per list l l s per Itfl* ■ l tit** S timei A tlmaa H tlmaa , eentreet 14* per lim* . ll* fa r lint . l b par Una CARD OP THANKS and IN MBMOHIUM Notice* ..... |UW One Lin* Equal# A average ward*, whan »*t In a point (nawl »tyla> typa. White Space at Regular Line l a U for amount u»«d—Count N ila ft-Pelnk Lina* to 1-tneh. ‘ RATES FOR CLA3S1FIID DISPLAY ON REQUEST Stm t t a * F e ^ e r t 's l f t f t . la* Reel tfih I t fi'M cantrecttai aM t n a l r B iim m i. Blew* m i latl Seal attar Flijjn F°r fa* or Call W. J. KING 2800 euth Park—Phene Hatting FOUND-Kayi by Harry** Liquor Star*. Owner may have by pay­ PLUMBING ing for iht* ad. Apply Saniord Contract and repair work. Free Herald. ________ estimate*. R. I.. Harvey. 204 Saniord Ave. Phone 1*28. LOST—In Penney'* Rrd Wallet containing I1UOO. Liberal Ha- 12—SPECIAL NOTICES ward. Plena raturn tn ai« W. Ftnt St. nr Phon* 368.______ ENVELOPES, letterhead*, stalemenu. Invoicaa, hand btlli, and LOST-Man'* WriH Watch. Ball i r o g r a m a , etc. Progreaalve Ptrk Sunday. Reward. Thone 'rioting Co. Phan* 408 — 403 1539 nr 3115. West 13lh St. ORLANDO Santlnal Iter, Call AUTOMOTIVE Ralph Ray, R1R0. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING t.E rrr.u writing TYPING • LETT i —boa Vs and m o t o r s ____ PROMPT SEHV1JE YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER PHONE 319* OFFERS 8 H. SCOTT-ATWATER . . .ttl.M cr i?d rfa,s u1tE au l(l'rBs a^ f ^ d IV* H. SCOTT-ATWATER . .*85.00 INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Tta H. P. Evtnrud* 1*53 ; Model ......................*119“ Wri. H. Murray 10 H. Lightning MERCURY *12S.oo 1111 Celery Ave. Phone I841-M 18 H. P. Mercury Cloied Sunday and Wednesday "Hurricane1' ............ *164“ UPHOLSTERING 18 H. SCOTT-ATWATER Cuitflqj. Mad*.,Drapery and.Blip wilh.JOBlfplAi........... Covers. 18 H. ELGIN . Jlw.itt 15 H JOHNSON, 1953 Model. STANLEY KULP very laat ........... ..* 2M.oo Phone Sanlnrd — M5* J 25 H P. Evtnrud# 1953 Model, 1921 Orlando Drive Like new ................ *213.00 Alio many motors lorn down far SHINER* used parts. Rea son able. POTGUTS. Hull Heads. Worms, IleaMinahle price. Flemings Grn On Sale While They Lasl! New 1*55 Model Evlnrudra errv. E Geneva Ave. Open T davs a week 25 H. Elec. Starting Big Twin — • *t60 an • TRADE-IN jour old boat, Mo­ T. V. REPAIRS 'Til in p m. .Service t.alli l.l.on W. tor or Trailer. —Selection nf Boats — A Norris Ph. 1559. J. Q. Harrln, Glass. Mahogany, Aluminum Ph. 2S93-J. Licensed Techni­ and Gattor Trade's. cians, giur.inlced work-______ • Also several uird Boats and trailers. • EMP I/) YMENT la* the New Evtnrud* Line lor '51 Finance Plan IS—HELP WANTED-FEMALE ROBSON S porting Goods TYPIST and St#noiraph#r. LaF.rlnrude Sale* A Service perirnced, permanent resident. 184 E. lit St. Phone Ml Write atating esnerlence. and rcitreneaa Box WY c o Sanford 18—PAETS-EEPAIBS Herald. f RING — VALVE JOB — $6 YOUNG lady In work in Dalrv Queen. Prefer someone wlih fountain experience. Apply Dairy Queen. 5. Park Ave. IT S T R U E ! ! 17-HELP WANTID-MALE MOTALOY PO ES IT! ! In amaung and proven praceae Full or part time iilaaman jo th.tgtvea you a ring and valve contact farmers (or nationally job through (in plating proadvertised, nationally accepted ecu while you drive. Effective liquid fertilizers. >108 and up for Ufa of motor. No equipment par week possible on committo buy. No work to do. tlon hails. Wrll* "Na-Churi" Plant Food Co.. P. O. Box 1113 MOTALOY SALES C. S., Winter Garden. Florid*. Dept- 3 F Box 6B7 Architectural draftsman. Heady MIAMI 33. FLA. work with general contracting Send check, money order lor firm. Mult ba In a position to 16. Pottage and lnauranc* prago lo work at once. Contact Mil­ p a i d .____________________ _ ler A Horner, S. Bay St., Eustis, Fla. EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT AND WHEEL BALANC- 73—MALM or FEMALE ING-Paasenger car* and Truohi; all make*, me*—N log In 3- I20.no dally, Sell Luminous Door ton. Seminole County Motnri, Writ* Reeves, Attleboro, Inc. 519 E. 1»L St. PHONE 1011. Platts. Mail. Free Simple A Details. W-WORE WANTED-FEMALE ' I t —TRA1LERR It will pay YOU to aaa US before BABY'iltllng at my hnm*, day nr avanlng. Call 580-R. you buy. Open (Evening* and Sunday*. HOUSE work, child r*r* Til Wil­ low Av*. • FOR SALE nr Trad* —on real PART TIME houa*work Exper­ ienced, Phone 1090. TM Bay estate, 55' 8-bedroom trailer. 8 miles Weal (lb 41. la! door North Av*. service nation. U-WOEK WA.VjTD—HAIJI U^TRUCKR HIGH SCHOOL BOY witk pewtr 1953—FORD Pickup /or saia. No mower want* lawn nowlax rtasonabl* offer refused, phone PHONE 71B-M-4 9271. 32—BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIEB 14—USED CARS SERVICE Station for ait* or SELL OR TRADE 55 Cuitom Ford Irada for land or what hgv* you. and payments for 50 model in Good location on buay coraar, good condition. Phone 387 or 107 Phone U75. , shannon Dr. SERVICE Station for aaf* or 1950 V rcury Station Wagon. trade fur la.trt or what hive 1500.X. Writ* Boa ATT Fern yuu. Good loc. lion on busy cor* Park — Phon* Winter Tark 27- nr. Pliorta 9274 21-92.______________________ . « FINANCIAL BUSINESS SERVICES 34—INSURANCE U -rB U U T T PAX b O U tieslU m C s a x kind) NOT A PHOJECT! BUT— Homei if Real Individuali­ ty: Brttuny Farm Homei, Early Amariean, Ultra Modani. ConvegUnnal A F r a n c h Colonial typai. BUILT On Largo Leadetapod REG. frt*— Lota: U the twit of neighbor Suit* l-N- Living Room Suit: hood*. —only 5151 T*L 1454. Furniture Co* ta r 11* W««t Flral REG. 930* 8 5 45-A1T5CLKS FOB SALE rati with piaatie aaa*. Plastle or rayon tape*. Cottoo or nyla* cord*. Senknrttt OIm i m i Fshit Co 112 114 Weal Sid St. Phoa* 530 N*w Icrten door*, hardwood *7.00 Five lari* Jalousie ............ JT.50 Extra largo wardrobe .....25.00 8 pc. dining room tat, double extension. is nrw ............ 75.no a’ G. E. Refrigerator, perfect fio.oo Kotpolnt aleelrie rang*...... J5.or s' bath tub . ........................ 1*50 Super Trailing Paat llwy. 17-92 Ph. 3atT W PAINT ■ 12..V) gal. T-Shtrta-41 cents. Air Mali —spatial 13.84. Army • Navy Surptui. 110 San­ ford Av*. NEW A Used furnliur* at bargain prices. Paying lop prices fnr good used lurninire. adding machines, rash rentier Big Stock. SUPER TRADING POST. I mil# S. 17-92. Phone 30I7-W. rOR FJLM8. Finishing, Tape Re­ corders, S u p p ii e s, «ff— WIEROLD'S CAMERA SHOP. 210 S. Park Ave. 44—APPLIANCES 44-PA~.M AND GARDEN 36. Prefix to seoleh - 11 (HI .4 ll | 9 i.t r »u 5 « .11 1I Mtie*Ml « I tr^r , e'^H I 9*14X* 1 vl'jj.lkJ >.i il’I 'l l t I I I ) .V*H I wi M 1 VT.V Ui i H'ii • ’ i M *a • e klVirte l.« I tl. Rtnka , 51. ConttaU latlon TT" ■JttL f. 11\ ft _______ BALL REALTY Si. Compel apBKT- 53.55(4—Two Bedroom frame home, aereentt) porch, herd wood fh floors, tie*! Saving!. bxtre lot included. Terms ATTRACTIVE t-l«drcom hem*, m eRCU Ry ---- EASY TERMS— VA fliaared financing, |% Down ■emei — Lata — Acreage ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Payment. Complete in few weeks. W. P. SMITH 02IER REAI.TY CO. l« lu W ilUsRu Ins. A fancy Career lad A Magaeit*. Ph- 105 "Had Bamberger" Mgr. Laura B. Oxter 4lf Ssofard Atla.ii* ‘ 2513 Park Ph. 1174-J LOWSLL 8, O O n Gf«s MwidftJ* > 1 I;59_yj4i Reguisreri Heal L.tale Br«4e< f JM1 ft*. OlUada Ml. * Ph. 1539 k ■ m TV _ 1 TP * 1W - !• 7T“ 34. Dtaaolvad 36. Likely 37. Watered allk 36. Morning recaption 48. Chang# 4l.Ptteh*rf 43. Affirmative vote* 13. ExamL , nation • now w 1. Prngreag NIW VOIK'I tint talking m*nho«, which eclually anawers apecial postal quntlane spoke* Into tt while acting as a itnmUr* receptacle, Is triad out by Shirley Goldstein. Standing by Is post­ master Robert H. Schaffer.Thar* are no buttons or hutrura. The miliar tatki straight Inin the mailbox. (Internal tonal) r- T~ rr 32. Secular 33. Greek latter ONE • Ft. Eta* Flow Fertiliser FOUR rental home* in George­ Box, Good Condition. town. I.orntad on 'eree corner BRITT TRACTOR CO. double Ini, On* 8 rnnm, * 4 Hiwxy 17-91 S**ib Phon# Mt mint end 2 two room home*.. All ha.e tnuld# hathvrooins. RUBY RED sturdy grapefruit traai. Ha years old buds, ready Monthly Income of IM.flO. Ex- IT—BROKERS tad REALTORS reliant mvevtmeni at I47(si. If In plant, ll no aarh. on* or a hundred. Phone »oo-W. .1 F. Intarested writ* hoc ERS e/n 11,000 DOWN flenton-Aiirsfry-Rlvemaw Drive Ranfnrd Herald, Twn hediiKiins *11rsrlively furn­ nf Weil Firm SI, ished home on l.vrge rlly lot. tmadlsle urcupanc)1. Cmnplela 44—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS pnea ISO BASS Accordion. 9 Shift* 1700 SPACIOUS .1 HKDROOM 5 weeks old. glill he* guarantee Hum* with vcpsralr dining room, $175, nr heat cash offer imme­ oak flours, >limmt gsraga. On diately. Write Box ASJ % San­ nlra high lots. ford Herald. 114,000 — Ouvd Term* slew — ACCORtHONS - USED PRUjlDAIRB appliance*, salts Adult and Children's sue* CITY LOTS l i m i t . G. 9. O H. High. r Oviad*, Onm# In — Look — ln«ti'r« In devlrahle •ecflnn. Ala" lnt.e and Fla Phone FO.S-31U *r Saniord n ilK U R ’S MUSIC SHOP acreage outside nf city. IM2-W after • p. m. 2117 W. 1*1 St. Ph. .11171 ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. AIR CONDITIONING CAMPS A CAMP SITES 45—WANTS!) TO BUY "Buildtri of FUisr Homei" For Room nr Building On nice large Uk» wllh *indy beach ft beautiful Oak trtaa. offer* H. B. POPE CO. INC. Hightll CASH. TBADF.-tN prtefi It* South Park Ave. PbM* 1441 paid fnr used furniture. Call Beautifully Dengned Three and HOME ON LAKE aM. Wli«an-Mal«r FuraJtuiw Co. Four B e d r o o m Rome* for 1100 DOWN - — 973 Month. Florida Living Rota I.. Payton, Broker Sole of Ueed R efrigerator* FHA end VA 4G14 Financed RENTALS Annabel)* B. Hander,on, Aainrtat* • Priced from HI.2M. lo IL1.0M. Alberta J. Hall, Ataorlala tine 9' Frigidaire 44—/.PARTMENTR 17-02 at Hiawatha Sales Office—5835 So, Traneb Ave. Phone 3X71 One 7 0‘ Frigidaire Two 7’ Frtildairev rhoae 2160 or 2980 WKLAEA APABTMETfTl: ____ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE One 7 7' Frigidaire •nvata baths, it* w. Ftrat St ask Crumley A Monleith | On# 7.3' Frigidaire al 117 South Park Phan* TT3 LOVELY Redecoraied On# Phllcn about *' APart They Knew manls. 1717 Park Ave. rh one One Hotpoint ahnut 7' -vI74.1.J. One Wevtinghouse I’ 80MK I IIINfi DIFFERENT tine Norge 4’ 1 r>e.intiful l.-vWo From llnnie on Large l.Jkc. |usl a tew mile* Avalon ApU. EflUleaey, from Sanford ApiiroxIvmaicly H ll.i, HARDW ARE CO. 758 W. one arre. with 130 lee: of white 381 F.. First St. Ph. 51 aand heath. Jurt lha right apnt EFFICIENCY ApartaieaL Bun 48-RUILOING MATERIALS fnr tons* who enjny fithmg, ahl* Ter biiheler or aouei* hnaiinc, avvimmlnc nr aktme swam hast, Jrtv*l* both, shew RED-f-MlX CONKRETE Lane (),ik Irrrs fnr shude ami or. Corentanuy nitty loeated. Arran Arrau Mlrael* Concrete Co. variety id cilrm Irnea t oncreir (N e Post Offle*. Inquire Mae- FIVE room* and betb. 904 t .108 Elm Ave. Phoae 1355 U*l Jaeobsoe Daps. Siora. block cnnalriictlon. oak floors Third St­ 1 hi* lv s real Florida home. •I* VARIETIES!PANIe LINQ FURNISHED aarage Apl 2380 On#-3 bedrnom new hnm* alvo Price 921,950 00. Mellon vHie. Native and Foreign Woods. nne-t hadroom home in Ctini' Bee Tnrm At Heightv. 5 nulls out B Santord ALSO, SUE US FMt! FRENCH 2-BEDHOOM furniehed Xpert AVH. PHOPEUTY .Shenrtnn C’oncrele Pipe Cn, Av*. Priced lo sell. Route 2 8m ment, ISSO Perk, Phone 888 J Out West 13th SI. Ph. 3tM 274. REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN . kitchen ONE • Bedroom 2444 Franrb Av*. 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT equipped. 1505 Jllott Av*. |#a OWN FREE AND CLEAR J. W. HALL, REALTOR afternooni. HAYNES OMie* Machlx* Co., 1.1 YKARR "Cell Hatl" Phone I7M Typ*writers, adding machine a, TWO bedroom unfurnlshtii apt At 151 IN per month ellrr buying Salea-Rental*. 114 Mag.. Ph. 44. owner's equity In 4-hedrotim Phone 452 W. house. Spire heeler, rleclrlc 11400 DOWN—NO CLOSING COSTS NEW ft Used Desk*, Files, Chair*. 44—EUSINEM—INDUITVIAL water baiter. Venetian bltmlv. Fireproof Safe. electric kitchen equipment no SWEENEY'S ttnnal. Call liao-M after * P. M Total price nrlv 292VO fnr ntw III Magnolia A<e. Phnhe 147 STOBE-585 Wait l i t St., Phone 1121. masonry nmilructad 3 hadrimm IT—Fll RNITU RU—HOUSEH01.D home ready lor nceupancy this HOUSE For Bale. Phone 377 R. OFFICH SPACE - 4 rooms. Pel week Location al SOO block E. GOODS malto Bldg. Call 1754 or 1494. 4th. fit. •4—LOTS Vlnit ECHOLS Balcony MA—TBATLEBS—PARIS SUBURBAN LOTS, South, Ideal for rminla — ) bedroom Furniture IHnpIayed for *agy DESIRABLE Trallar Bpaeei for NICE Phene 1015W home lor only I75(M now under rent 513 month, City Water. and Convenient Examination Phon* construction. Seme location. 5587. •f—HRORHII aed I E ’a LTOBS BEDROOM SUITES Rnbert A. Wltltama. Reattar That mak* dreams com* true. . . IT—MOUSES aid COTTAGES Baymaad Lundqelei, Aiaeetate Beautifully styled In Two-tone, MAYFAIR Section, Unfurnished 4 Phon* 1479 Atlantia Bank Bid? Mar-Proof finish. rooms, Hi hathf, Cali 1454. ■AVMOND M, BALL Bookcase Bed C. A. WHinilON, SR. OSCAR M. HARRISON Double Dresser with large Mirror SRIE Semiaet* Realty tw DeairReg. Reef Eatala Broker I ah<e Hama* a M ly tt. fkam It RIU BROKERS Chest of Drawers William* V. E i»#ileglae, “Ruby E. ~ ....... 1179 S. D. Rfghiaymam liw ttal* LAMUI s-itery, Rbedroom. fresh­ Bailsmen FREE-2 Boudoir Lamp* Pbewe 9 ly painted house as SB," Celery Av*. 114 M l Park Av*. 111 R. Park Ph- 9291 Avail*hi* M 10th. A. ~ JUST A FEW LEFT Ill Alaxandar Jk S trin g er Bookcas* Bad Ibsursnce FOUR bedroom bouse near Pin*Doubt* Dresser with Mirror eaaenger, Assoc. erail Scheei. corner r t b S t ft v ./liu S M S Innersprlng Mlitres* lot Magnolia Av*. Ph. 16 IT-92 Higawiy. Pkoni ISIS. Box Spring rhm* 1129-A. B. Peterson,Broker Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., 5189 ROOKS Uafuniihed. I bad LAKE FRONT LOTS P. J. Cheeterinn. Garfield Wil­ rooms. Kitchen equipped. Pbon* IIM DOWN DINETTE SUITES lett*. John Melseh. R. W. Wil­ 2896. .Cell at l l f w a i t 23rd. St liams, Hatel M. Field. A. C th at Mak* Dining A Delight W. H. "R lir VTEMPER Doudnay, Land Surveyor. Beautiful Wrought Iroa, TWO, thre* and four bedroom or Chrome Dinette homei. Rosa L. Payton. Phone Dinette Suite* 2S71. Park Av*. Any Btxe—Any Color Aar Style Priced to suite YOU. . .Styled to 3-BEDROOM, g baths, taka front Unfurnished, lie miles West of suit* YOUR hone Osteen on Enterprise Road. 535 S em in oli Realty per month. Phone 2058.J-I. SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN W. DIETRICHS t . w. ME RO TOO! T Bedroom furnished home, near INI Park Av*. Fheee tl or IU See our complete Une of unfinished 2 shopping center. Calf 55* W af­ Beds, Nile Stands, 3-4 4-11 ter 1 p .m, Drawer Cheats Bookcaaes, Dash* OeneesUf A REALTOR Fire* and Coraar Cupboard*. 14—ROOMS CULLEN k HARKKY BEDDING SPECIALS IN N. Park Ave. Phene 5311 SLEEPING Room, light housekeeplflj. 54.80 week, up. Day Reg. Tradl R*tes,Ji.on A up, aan w. UL Just »utaide nf city 54*54 Qutltnp Matt res* W.SO 105 a IDS Royal Comfort . 5950 38.54 REAL ESTATE Reasonable — TERMS Prt-Rtli Special 19.54 Echols Speefil ___ Matching Bog gprldfa a l Idea- 1 V-* name* W ellborn C. Phillips, Jr- 1945, Sanford's (wading Builder nf home* for over l.flon people. Salt* Office: Little Venice la Loch Arbor. PHONE 1144 r* 23.0odd*aanf harveau lit.) 24. Card gam* a pc. Sartlonala AND available at reasonable -only |13g price* with the best financing ft with minimum downpay­ EASY TERMS ment*. MEther of Sanford I id K PtM* 1ST Since geeph* tcal nler? 24. HawaL ten f 29. Property ID . a Pc. Valour sectional COMPLETE wttb an (he feature) ia -P IA N O SERV1CH —Tartar? t* !#•— you have dreamed about such * -o n ly 5141 L. L lltl - Plane Taehfllclaa REG. 1179.94Alnwtiim a a colored General Elaetrte apPhone lis t Route 1, laniard t F t. Wrought lr«a Sofa B«d Suit* ellineaa and colored plumbing V*n*tiu4 Blind* -o n ly t i l l fixture*. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom I t —ROOFING-PLUMBING THREE I1M.I Service on All Water Pumps Walla DrUiad - Pumps Paula Road Phon* T08 4—LOST AND FOUND loor Sample* tone of a tREG. 1'iving “Room Furniture. “ 52(5.14 - 21. Geo. 8. Drrvjva 4 Notion T. Child * tnr* gam* . . am) 12. A leap 9. On* to whom 25. Orem* 33. U t • lea** pua 14. Part of la given 21. Mother Veeteraar'a i 9. Aptitude "lob*1* 27. nmall 33. WoOdy 15. T« paea, t. Reward* aa lima are* lfl Pintth ptratuial 21. Ineant 16. Part of 31. Btrdaa* IT, Ripened "to ha­ 29. Proficient aelaaa t . fruited lf. Man*name 31. Parmtt the roae 30. Location* 39. Nourished It. Reman SI. LOok* si. Pemaiw ■ 20. Truatad askance , none/ aheap —. 19—LAUNDRY-DRY CLRANINQ FOR SENT - Dragline and opera­ . 3-pc. Living Room Suita tor by Hour. WM» or Month. —only |15I Una flour . Wain and Damp Cry One hour, U * With aM Dry Fold Phone 1431, Lan cniutniction Ce. REG. 9 3M -----J-pc. 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M1 loillliia On A Clone Ml L ett'he 'finV TW n T**h T IV I "1 I'll’’ SUneaer'e tteparp I ti (<li| -Al' r«r lln ii I nn fiiaht IMliinn I H It t t ’ ln c e ilt n * IS; ? aiJ5— w,,h IMS ferV"o/f C*Ur* w nnnenaf N onxiew III* f n On I «l Pawn Bret her* •*• • met kepnrl weeiern Jemhorea lew* hies Peleek d a b lew* & ae rta i t a (llA a a e h e kty-e R fa lia 'n rn ln # P e v n tla a e llermn *r Tim* W«rM A l N ine Hnate F n r l.h X It l i m ahr Thar* m i Clak New, iim a m i? ,u * ly : z r AFTwinnoe R«4<* Farr* D ie **! For Sale or Rent Thra* Bedroom Him*, Kllrhrn Equip pad, Nlra neighbor, hood. Lola of aatraa. $9,850 $3,000 DOWN Phon* 344T-R \ IMS WHaaalAF Matinee I,IS H«fl 1 !! W r l f W Va'rn IIS Henhllten Stiffaglae " It i’» l It •cord Preview sen TIM* ewe_ •ea Tim* i'ii l Wg to o BULL With A AS JUST CALL CLASSIFIED DISFLAV W ELCOM E TO SANFORD Naval Peraonnal Will Too Be O a r Gwm IT W* have laaied earn# . Room* el the heeutXM 41ar-Leu Motel ' Theta Ronma are avaQihle Absolutely Fret For a period nf 4 4lye, to New arrival* al Our Naval Air IteUM STOP by and Pick *p TO O ! Key el the v tte e MV Odham ft Tudor, Ine. "Ruildtre of Fin# Ham#i“ 1425 ft. French Aveawg SS �g t S M p s i f’ -gjpfi' Church Reveals Serin Of Sermons a jre rt. that Mary Jsaa Bisonm i a llitla a m two 4, la baaaaiM holrad. earth graadchild af tha land Mr*. Dwight D. Bicomoo by this aaturaUy. iddad Thompson has rod so hod hor groat groat Btmhawor, fam.Uy ou- 4 f u n wai bora Doc. It at Rood Hospital to Barbers wife of tho Eisenhowers' only Maj. John Sheldon Risen* )‘adw etatioaed at this Army oor easier, is ah Infantry lipf* g a n g ELsonhowors-ha Is S3 llfk B -a rk trying to raise iMMroa la ai aormal a home If lha spotlight will permitd i p youagstora are Dwight iStsenbowar Iff f. (known or Barbara Ana* « aad Susan I' 4. ' JR THE TIME BEmO. HOB tha time being, homo i» • ftmmed, rad brick, throe1 house here—Identical to aiilgnad other officers of ba If Elsenhower was not president. They are raising their children la tha old fashioned way. Grace la said at msals and lha young­ sters am taught to bo polite and to obey. But Barbara In Issuing or­ ders is likely lo. say "Now, Ict’i do this—". She likes ordsr but doesn’t get too upset If things get it slxis-and-Hvcns. When tho youngsters visit the Eisenhowers at the White House or i t GdUysburg they are apt to go back homo a little spoiled- no happen* to most children who via* it their frand parents. It takei a few days but Barbara gets them |U o 'th eir routine, ra and John mat in Vienna, whan 1 young Army coupto Barbara, whoso father was «d thora, to dinner and tha kgsband brought homo a fellow •fflctr, Capt. John Eisenhower. He and Barbara became engaged • few months liter, In Februery 1MT. It was In Fcbrusry 1016 (hit Mrs. Dwight D. Elsenower became engaged to a second lieutenant not long out of West Point. Barbara and John ware married in June 1MT. Thompson, and her , Mrs., Elsenhower, !•' Barbara and John wars M la tMT at ft. Monroe, Vs., iHar father, Col. Thompson, r- totlrcd, was stationed, they i lived at five posts, ha senior Eisenhowers and (ha impiom now have twoftrees they i call tholr own—thanks to their bmU tflsanKnuar wives. *tl It ..... was U Mamie Elsenhower Who' really picked out the farm at Oottyiburg aoJ while Col. Thompgnn win oversets In World Wir 11 bio wife bought their home In Rslneivllle, Fie. The eolonal, incldentally, is now sitending law school gt the University of Florida l Barbara Is a Iall, slim young Rpman wlih brown half and hard gyom Id iuknntr sha is natural and friendly. She haa a quick smite jp d • sense of humor that comes ffblD dy. Her husband Is serious, I'btf-ghy, lad wants to make his fp y on hU own, ?T h o n la ono outright extrovert b) 1H( family—David, who Is taking everything In slrtdt Including a grandfather in the White House, He haa a crew cut, rouglsh brown ayes,' a mobile fsea and an Infea tlous smile. psvld and hla sister Barbers • Annr, are driven about 10 miles from Ft. Belvolr to St. Anges Epis­ copal School In Alexandria, Vs. Busin now Is in kindergarten on ' the post. All three go to Sunday ichnol on the post. The Junior Eisenhowers, touched the glamor of the White Hou«e,' are prims Israeli for Invitations In this party giving town. But they m Atone laid, becausa of requests for Information concerning the reilgloue body of which the local, congregation la a part. The topics are slated at follows; March 23, "The Disciples and Conversion"; April 1, "The Disciple* and Bap­ tism": April I. "The Olsclple* and Speaks To Lions; 1 (IMlwseO a m i Page One) staff and transportation of atv dents for-Parreit Park. , . . , Foods for the 'operation of (Ha Douglas Rterjsetrom of flanford, school are lUpptetnentH by-Semtntpok eat the Lions Club meeting oU County Board of Kducatta) fur* 1 hurtoav nigh*, amlog afl miHir.'.' _!. iing teacher salary and. bus of procniure concerning blits Com- transportation, inc SeminoieCwnIng up before the legislature, Sen* fy Commissioners annually contrt* fcute 1400 for tha operation of lha alor Stenstrom discussed tome of school (he most important laws enacted R. T. Mllwee, Semlnol* ■County during the last session and an­ Superintendent of Publle Instrue* swered many question* concern­ lion was a visitor to the school ing their effect locally, at well during open house ceremonies.yes­ terday. County Commissioner Olii at those of state-wide‘Interest. A slate of officers for the com­ Fourakre altendod tha dedle • Hon ceremony last night. ing year was submitted by a nom­ inating^ committee and approved. The slate is composed of Taut McClure, president) Urn Evans, first vice-president; Junluj J. Al­ (Contlaoed From Page One) len, second vice-president; Robert member of the Elk's Club for M ScharpU, third vice-president; Al­ years, a member of tho Brother len Vickers, secfctsry,' Pa.*l Alt­ hood of Railway Trainmen for-M years, aad member .of the Order man, treasurer;1 C, K. (Bud) of Railway Conductors, several Plaher, Lion Tam ar.and Henry years. ’ ' .3. Stump, Telitwlster. Tate said this morning ai ha Candidates for the three vacan­ qualified for Justice of tho peace, cies occurring op the board of "I invito anyone to examine my record as a eititen and* as an dlrectora are Joseph H. Weimer, employe of the Atlantic Coast Line Carl Jack and John Snyder. Vick­ Railroad." ers, retiring president, becomes board chairman. At the morning hour Fslm Sun­ day will be observed, with music, Scripture, prayer and message fitting In with that theme. W. If. Young Is to assist In the service. In the absence of the regular orga­ nist Mrs, N. V. Farmer who wm called to eKntucky by family ill­ ness, Mrs, M, C, Stone will be at the console. Ralph Wlpht. Committee Chair* From Monday through Fids* ol man of tha Elk'a Club Blood Bonk Holy Week the pastor will broad­ announced today that any donors cast devotions over the local atalion. On Maunday Thursday n l|h t,l.. . "ho wish to contribute, blood for Feb. 29, he will preside at a esn- M"n ,» ,r °[ *h’ .* >*«•• for tha hank could do an Thuradlcllght Communion service. In the, r * n ''' address the Sanford Kfafternoon, March 32. from, union Good Friday a m lfc In be want* Club at tholr nn»n luncheon -1 to ? p- m. at the Elk’* Club.. PINEHURST, N.C. iffi-Merlene tomorrow at the Yacht " ''fty ‘hat alljddnors Stewart hsaded back for Hollins held i t the First Presbyterisn meeting rlll, would recatve a free steak .dinner College today toting a set of ill- Church he will present a medita­ ’’ „ and refreshment* after thclr'doon the fourth word of jL'hrlsl vrr, token of her l up North and tion Itynn will he Rucst of Frank n,tion. from the Cross, South Amateur Golf Tournamrnf Monday the Christian Wnm«n’i Mrbnne Jr., manager of the May- \ The Blood Bank bloodmohlle wilt finals victory over Wandi flsn Fellowship selected Mrs. L. Yow fair Inn and program rhairman )«In Sanford at tha Elk’* Club ches yesterday, ns secretary lo (111 the unexplred f°r th" Kiwani* Club meeting to-,for tha contribution* Thursday Little Marlene (she’s only 3 - 1 ) term nf Mr*. James L. Anderson morrow. Iafternoon. had a real battle against the Ino who movnl to C»nal Point. Mrs. handicap p l a y e r s from Baron V. It Grantham, president. h.i« Rouge, La, who gave up pitching appointed a committee composed lofthsll and playing basketball of Mr*. O. D. Landress, Mrs only two years ago to take up W. If. Young and Mr*. B. \V. golf seriously. Cassuhe to nominate new offierrs *------------------------- -----ly WIlllAM HITT— "I’d hsle to play her hext year," for the missionary >c*r bruinCtntral Press Wrifrr said Marlene, whose home is In Ming July t. Fonlhlll, Ontario, Canada, She At Sunday »rhool on Kaslnr the A FCIENTIET suggests we cast, suggests Bitch Dollar Den­ tram a group of intellectuals lo nis, of losing money ON lha added, "I never thought I had her annual offering far institutional concentrate on reading lha minds tracks Instead of AT on*. until It was over. She’d sink ■ putt missions, ministerial aid, and four of Premier Dulganln and other now and then and keep me wor­ ollior causes will be reculvcd. At t t t Kremlin blgwlge. Well, It's a ried." the 1| o'clock Easter service the 8<jimnr-aImped flying eauttri thought, anyway. Pinpointing Jhs key to her vie- speclsl "30 piece* of silver" for nre reported lighted by natlcii t i t - ' lory, the Rollins student observed. the Education Building will be of Afghanistan, Those aren't Someone nulpul nil rAe turf "My Irons were never belter and brought In the rhanccl In plastic from the fourth grren of on £Vg- saucers—they re flying doom alil my putting wasn’t really bad— hags and drdlcatcd. It la hoped I' ! t ti'A golf tourer, till lake a Irutk that the Inllfer offering will m ull for me, at losst.” to replace that diroff A pheumsnlo-slrltktn California Marlene had a 16 to 31 for in doubling the amount In the tat ha* ret*eared altar two wtoks ! t f Wanda cn the No. 3 course of fund, George W. Morgan, chairRarVi nnd doggers were used in an aaygtn tint. 'Mary didn't the Country Club, a fl.OOO-yarilrr mats of the Building Committee, Used In a riot In Marstia, That, say haw many *f Its nlpo liras it wlih a women’s said, 1 ,T toys lha man at lha nest disk, fall behind. Is strictly save man stuff. » » t I I I Sports event* at a Quebec, Can­ CHOU ENLAI TO VISIT U. 5. Because a special train wa* *0 ada, winter carnival had to ba tale they cvera prevented from postponed because of vary mild P1INON PENH, Cambodia Ifibelting on a 1173 B0 dally double, temperatures. There's a switch— March 19 Bcd China’* Premier Chou Enan eastern tallroud Is being surd games railed off becausa of good ,Vd1nl»*'lniM III plans lo visit this country, the Cambodian Information ministry -'!r* Lois Higginbotham (San­ by two Massachusetts men. A weather I ford) announced. No dalo wai given. Mrs. Mary Drew (.Snnford) Tho Invllalicm wai extended by Dlurhsrara premier Princa Norodom Sihanouk who has proclaimed hli Intention Mrs. Thomas Lively (Sanford) lo keep Cambodia neutral In the Mr*. Lillian H«ln (Longwoud) * Hutllc Wood and Imby Eaal-Weit struggle. Mrs. Snmurl Urn Jtulilnann, Mrs. Shirley Second and baby, m MOVE OVER \ Sanford) . QVroctTuac*TM<**a>TveK7S)eeK*ur« UKM W\(J Live KAC>«DlUtfWISLS , Thomas Silas I Sanford) rwwwrtfNtLONt mbioc * sMrsiort Marrh 20 w*a Mtwutso i s m s k u s wipe Awn*1" A p r il ;’n ij ’*"'1 4 ',* an, Admission* aw MOMW* UNO) Henry T. Bussell (Lake Mary) w jtiW u V iW ii Blood Donors Will Got Steak Dinner 'Rosy' Ryan Will Speak At Kiwani Marlene Stewart Wins North, South Amateur Tourney YOU'RE TELLING ME! Hospital Notes Legol Notice U l'T II JU IH IA L Defendant C»l« I4U lUtidtnc* «>id 1UsUInc , Addraitaa l:% s . KEROSENE FUEL OIL sin Orff LOCH ARBOR ✓ Parade of Plans No. 3 5 OR MORE C rfR US TREES ON EACH LOTI Diversified plans; varied exteriors) Urge loll OI Financing CMVVHUMal FI nan tin* Carrying costs Ichn th a n rent No City (axes . . . nil city conveniences, Including Mall delivery , C om m unity water system ’ Streets paved and curbed Colored kitchen appliances Moulded Formica alnk (ops * * t 1 Colored Flumbing fixtures ! Wife-saver rainbow kitchen by GE garbage disposal! iJNaaoiiTMiwpsTauMPncw w n cssimwm Nmrers rue iwoa aaoeaneet tamutto want aam a cmrwecicua j m i * i wcwauioceaisanw MWi 7MMU. THS / •*OMTvmtVAClMiNMN SMMNOVWg / » . r , lo ' i 1* (poraofially „ *•i,v c w . " ' V * lUl !"■ Clark of aa d a n r L V i u/ wrl,.'*.n U a f a n a r a , | | *nd "V* «-1»l>|uln, In »»l«l anil ! ‘“ f r Iharcor unnn f k . i»!f I ° r pTelpllff on nr hrrura ■ E . H. McAlexander Owner GE 66-gal water hasten ‘ •%•.,,; ;s o WHO WAS BEST MAN? ta u W holesale Distributor GE large airs range « r« u n k n o w n , B .K iV n | j i MAC'S OIL COMPANY GE 10 cu. ft. refrigerator , so u a r t h*rahv. naliriad 1 that aull M* "t*h tr o u s h l egeinet ,ou in <m i f i r j v MOTOR OIL c a iit m i, To,, rAlillIN I- CA*n tK (i. r i . in n r r , STSBRaSr” *' GASOLINE MONET KALMAR, Sweden CB — Gjeta Garbo In b a r I to d 4,000 kronor (trn> today from ad uoela who worked a farm near this south Ewelisk city. ■ The will of Alex Johansson be. m iiucathctl a Uko autn to Oarbo’i w brother, fives Gustafason. As a teen-ager, tha actress spent summers on her unde’a farm. Sha visited' V * 10 yoanj'.ngo j GENERAL © E L E C T R I C < IIA> yeftu* 11 °* L’A,lT,-lt- »’l< V: '*f ■NiwTie i p n i r i u , not put pri m e on your toad. Tight abort genm liy are the sure method of curing coma, Put causa of moat coma. let y r-r doctor do It for you. He •.JfVt/hle vlon* orobr.blv won't <wuy W>ow‘, but ha has cut* nard corn*. YocrUocui* wilt the Instruments to perform a have to ptra tha aurlact end ta­ •loan. Beat Job. rnova tha eantral coxa after Oral having you aoak your faat la hoi water. Then, he will paint the Actually, merely relieving proa* bate of the corn with a 10 per w ra or-friction might elear up cent silver nitrate solution. n o coma. The soft corns which / occur between the toes are soft­ To P i e d Area ened py the macerating action of Applying a ring of soft felt wad­ ding about the area should relievo m a t. They occur where there la ell friction end pmsur*. either pressure or friction. Re­ Borne doctors treat corns with moval of thaao sources may maan dlchloreeetlo add end aaUeylto rapid and complete disappear- aeld, but these treatments must be used vary carefully. anee of the coma. Hard coma are another matter. Somatlmee X-ray therapy la Those occur on the external successful. However, you can’t dopcnuonis^ . - it, oarface of tha toe*. The surface pondiontw QW tton ju ® Appwn to ahlny and pollihad. hire. & N. A: What It pancre­ atitis? Answer: FaacreatiUa ta inflam­ will reveal a cor*. I ts this core mation of the pancreas, a tarpa which causae the dull, boring or gland beneath the first part of afaarp pain when It prtaaea on tha small bowel. underlying sensory nerves. Symptoms consist of abdominal First thing to do. of course. Is pain, tenderness of the abdomen, to get a pair of p h i which will and vomiting. 1 |H( l l \v'Vi, L‘l*..t U l ‘' p1, F A i i m n p. Foot Ills) Y ourself __ J • , v -VIENNA,' JkuittU. _ l# -t* d lo ■ud«MM.«Ali to<ir dims kad burst on the flooding Danube River Irt southern Hungary, send. Ing water over TO,000 acrea of land. The broadcast laid b i k i n i ' failed do break a U-*JU-l*a« ice jam'in the river. New spaas evacu. ations of rosldenla were carried 5u ‘no, "“r wnwc mu - twom auve// GE Automatic dishwasher In delnst t-bilh hones • *u* 1;LiT>. t&Ri-.r fiftyf GE automatic washing mtchlnt la deluxe 2-bath homes L A"'"* '*»•• ilrrain Mill hi* . bro rnnfrakit Also: Kitchen ventilator -.k u -S f . FliAXK r. OLOX, ", n af.n dant, vnrtcri to n » ;rr> n is. r. , r.»T»i, HPMVA. TrXAOi • ■ r a u ' ar* h a r a l r poi'f|a<l th at a MU Waa harn e m u e ''1 y*n for divor*». In Iti* P 'rru lt ra*'rr, Ntnlh Judlrlal ClroiiU Id end for Hrmlnolo Pounly. Plnrlda. *n>» lillf of lh» raaa la Marearal Vnlt SVlItlani" Olda. PUInll/f. ra, P ran k P. nlda, Dafandanl, halne C P -nrerr Caa* So **tS . V*u Ir a h a rtb r ootlriad tka* »ou a ta raqitlrtd te file *«ur anawar • • a lh a Hill nf Complaint, harrtn . **r* Iliad In tald araraadlpta, with tro" rnAvw r. ru.n« (Baal) a r . iri lrru!.* Wilton APr-andar AJIomaj rialnllir p fy n, \ t«, Prrn Park, Florida K u n ltn o w n V ** M * K#W “ " ' Id.'r t e l p maS,#' ,h* Id a r u . \ 5 . k by- af r , "f‘ N an rio n, .Ir f a n , *■** bf lnf v ".u r •" dl. h u ah ap d ! M t r r l ll To"' Sra ra* J o nr anaw rr tha 2?.m l " ' " ' D'*4. I1* abnro rniirl. In writing nn nr hamra Anrll II. t*S*. ? rn c e n fe s s o w il l ha m u an d lh a r a s a a v a ln s t WIH T»rn##>i| |# |l h . CHICAGO, Illinois - Bavarat weeka.ago, Pat Lie, 11, walked hopefully Into en airline office look* lnp for a )ob u airline hot less. “Berry," said the personnel officer, “You weigh too much." Pst weighed JU pounds! A recent edutle of Northwestern U., she d planned for year* on a hostess carter. But Pat wee not discour­ aged, Although atl her ‘reducing diet* had failed, aha found a new one that eontaint all the vitamina—but expend* in tho stomach and tails* fla* hunger without adding caloriae In about 13 weeks, tho was down la 13d pounds, and bar curves— mm-mm-nun. By this time sha had come to the ■tlent)an of the State Pharmseal Company, who make tha product that helped her reduce—It’i called “All-tn-Ona" and comee In capPulaa. Currently the'* through with ptr(F 9nvr don't just oakfir bourbon • -. t. . ask for **• ItsrPdan—Clark r u n u s ir m arch »*ih svsh April Ird 4 jith ilia •-------DON’T -------A n r A t i y T s v Tiro Dalian Boasas# Tenr Ttree Are Bmaath. Log WELSH TtRB 0ROP IN W. tod Pat On New T n tk Rabber Tread* That Will Giv* Guaranteed NEW TIR E Wear Aad • t o T i g Meaty, jHKffi *:'v ConereU ; - * •. ' • WELSH TIRE SHOP 108 W. 2nd N TEARS m RANPORD Not A Project! SALES O FFIC E; Uttla Venice 81nw 1049 Sgnford'i Landing Builtjer TELEPHONE 1504 �• • Weather Petr end tontlneed unite coal tan day aad tenlght. Thareday partly eloudy and waraar, with chant* •» ehewara. DAILY IBM H A N ro m n . n o u m Wednesd ay , m abch 1 1 . 19S« Subject Of Talk lister jp*jr • . * Seals Are Sent To Seminole Residents 'B aiter aaata have barn mailed 4o ?,500 home* apd business houses Seminole County, Mrs, Harold Appleby, chairman of Ihe* Baiter Beil Campaign hero said today. -Tha seals vara folded and stufM into the envelopes with ac­ companying return envelope* 0 1 Sanford Pilot Club, laid Mrc. Appleby, who pratiad tha local Vllot organiiatloa for their exetlUnt work In preparing lha envoi* •paa for mailing. Also, sponsored by tha Sanford Pilot Club, and tyre. Appleby, mill be the annual Lily Parade •bleb will b* held this year on Baturday befor# Easter. With tho roat of operating the M rre it Park School for Speflal Education continually growing. Hr*. Appleby laid today, those mho reeeiva tho sails aro urged go maka their contribution! gen- aroui. Funds derived from tha sale of tha sails go to tho ro rrtst Park School which was recently dedicat­ ed, and tn tha Eccle.snn-Callahan Hospital for colored children, she X i . aaals, this year, ara printed Bt a beautiful combination of blue, rad and white and ara accompa­ nied by a personal appeal f^om lha local chairman of tha Easter Heal Campaign pointing out the ■aad for fundi to support the programs for handicapped child­ ren. Special equipment, therapy, •peels! summer camping, voca­ tional training and schooling are sjfiang the benefits derived from i^Jsds from the Easter Seal sale. ' "Every dollar that U jaeeived from the pdrebair'Wf ’thw-Baster , Seal* fills a much-needed service lo youngsters who want to walk, talk, play and work Just as other youngster* everywhere." Mr* Appleby Metes In her letter which accompanies the *eel*. Socket Will Carry Man-Made Moon Into Outer Space *■** \ BALTIMORE (*-A rocket Te■ambling a huge rifle cartridge— U feet long and only 43 inches in Wlmctrr at its widest point—will earry tha earth’s first man madr tjbux>n 300 miles into outer space in •bout 10 minute*. Th# first public description of (ha 33.(100 pound Vanguard rorket was given Tuerlay In a Joint Navy-Glenn L. Martin Co. an­ nouncement. Martin is building lha threesiag e, rocket. which 1* »chctlulcd ffiA. launching from the .Mr Force miaul# teil renter at Coco*. Fla., as part of this country’s parlicipafhn in tha international GeophyslYear, Wr-3S. i Martin said the Vanguard will be the "first liquid furl rocket degjgnid lo be controlled without the lUi of fins." an Innovation termed "a adentine ’break • through by ' jL'-irl’-n engineer-'." 4 Jty'. o rocket will be guided by a power plant Installed on a semi‘plvor, making possible diraclional changes In the stream of po^rr from the rocket's tail. This plant will guile the rocket. -.'T ie flral stale will boost Ihe gorget practically s t r a i g h t up «bsut 31 miles above the earth. ■The. second stag#, which fits Just ■hove lha first, will ignite Imrntd<A|*ly upon separation and proceed wT- a progressively more Inclined trajectory to an altitude of about 440- milts. At a predetermined point in its flight, tha second stage rocket will Jettison Its streamlined -Base encasing tha third • stage -ffoekri, leaving it and the satellite Bgnoied. After It burnout, at about 1M miles altitude, tha second - and rd-staga combination will coast gird until It raachea the satelB ft'i orbit KM miles above ihe «grth and about TOO miles horizontally from tha launching point. ‘ Bing* I will ha given a aplnnlng 'jidllon ta Ijssura atabltity on its '♦fhit before the aacoad*atag« rock­ et dropa off. . Stage I has Hi* task of Inert**. speed up to ll,om mUes an a velocity high enough to fief tha earth'* gravitation. AamaelaUd No. W ire & -J For “ Where there Is plenty of Htaitock there la hound to be more luceessful agncultqy# going an," Robert Lemon!, prominent Semin, ola County cattleman and ■ mam. ber of tha Saminola County Cattlemen'e Association, told tha Semin­ ole County Farm Bureau at Uialr monthly maetlag last night. Lamonl and Robert Cox, field representative of tha Farm Buraau, ware ipeakera at lha Saminola County Farm Bureau meeting held in lha Future Farmrra Building. In hie Informative talk laat night he pointed nut to lha Farm Bureau members "if Seminole County bad Sparked by a seven-way John Calvert, famed morlw more cattle there would be Governor's raee, I h a poli­ alar whose m ost recent plrturn greater benefit to the people. The j . —r,* . . . A wiener roaal will b# featured tical stag* ha* been set in Semi­ "Dark Venture" will be ahown la price of beef Is nol m high ae mosl! M . --v Saturday a* tha first avant of th# nole County for nn* of Ih* hottest Sanford next Friday and Satur­ people imagine when it l» com-'V ' Rlryeta Safety Club following (lie campaigns In th* area's hisinry. day, will be in Sanford lo addresi pared with labor's wagei today," Last mlmit* qualifier* yester Ihe students at Seminole lligli third Inspection and registration laid Lamont, day, shortly before noon, left th* School Friday morning at 10:30, BRUWNIB SCOUTS OF TROOP Ho, g ara eon do tied thrauah Tha Banford Herald bf Chnrll# Morri fur n#w member*. pretty much in a quan according lo Ezra Kimbrrll, man­ Lamont pointed out that today eon. They ara shown looking -t the hi* pre*a on on a of their atop* through the plant. (Ht*f| Photo) Th# event, iponaored hy th# citizens the by-products of tha cattle in­ Sanford Police Department, will dry as to which way th* lida will ager of Ih* Rltx Theatre her#, dustry ara not used because of lha Calvert will also b# heard avaf get underway at 11 o'clock, when turn. ★ tAt Ten nf lha incumbents who have general usa of synthetics. Even tha registration and Inspection qualified for their respectlva of Radio Station WTRR Friday tallow ahd leather arc not tha main will taka place. Tha wiener roast fires ara unopposed making thtlr morning at 9:30 In a baU-hot4 s by-produeta as they onca ware, ha ■aid Mr*. France* Murray, or- election a "sure thing" for both interview, ha. said. Although JohnlCalvrrt has elrelaald. ganlxer of th# hicycl* aafety th* Democratic Primary on May "When tha livestock Induslry is group, will ha hetd at 13 o'clock 9 and tha General Election ol #d tha glob* many time* over, Tha Sanford ghrina Club Build­ ha la in tact, as well known la iffeeted," Lamont told lha Farm noon and continue until t o’clock, Nov. 8 ing. on Lee Street across from the England, Australia, Africa, Cen­ Bureau audience, "lha nation is Thl* lima, aald Mra. Murray, no Heated campaigns ara lq store tral Europe aad points around tba .Mayfair Inn, will ha dedicated also affected." on* will b* left out. Children with­ for the voion of th* rnunly In world as ha Is la New Yor)| Friday evening April t, at 7 p. m. Tha field representative of tha out bicycle! can taka tha anfety six of lha races for public office. and key cities acroii lha nation* The dream of Shrlncrs her* for Farm Bureau, Robert Cox, in his t teat and register by u*ing a bor­ Four candidate* have qualified Born In New Trenton, Indiana^ several jears which haa finally brief talk befor# thn Seminole rowed hlcyela. "Wa will *** that and have started their political and educated in tha Stales of Ohio, Fifteen prospective Journalist* Item realised will bo officially County Farm Bureau meeting, anyone without a bicycle will hav# maneuvering for th# olfira of Kentucky and Florida. opened with a ladles night dinner urged'farmers tiTappiy for” heft ‘f ' f « Mt an opportunity to Join th# Bicy­ Clerk of Circuit Court, O, P. F.ariy In his youth ther# wa* attended by the Potentate of Ha. tax refund on gasoline used in pr.i n l ,r * ,nk J , ? ’I cle Safety Club *o that everybody Herndon, th* incumbent, Robert tha urge lo becoma a mag ol hia Temple and hla Divan. farm equipment. *." ? \ ’ The Florid* Federation of Gar­ ran hav# fun together and will A. Cohb, A. O. Ilobrts, and Pitt magia and he pursued tha ark Judge Ernest Hnushnldcr Is Also announced at list night's ^ ' V!*1" p , 0,„ T ^ n,uri1 b# ready when they do got bicy­ Varnes ara all vicing for th# co­ even while attending a collage meeting w*. Ihe availability of ap-j H%r*,d. yMUrd** . slated In make the dedicating den Clubs opened its annual run- cle*." aha adldveted Seminole County Court of theology and It waa while ha addreat according to Col, II. R, vent>on in Tallahasar* yeaterday, plication* for Ihe Winn-Dixie Farm 1Troop T" ,Iv* m,mb,r# of Bro"rT ' ,# Tha registration, Inspection, and llouie post. number four under tha Harriman who Is in charge of ar­ was attending Anbury College la The delegates, who represent tesla will b# given at tha Mina Bureau .Scholarship. High school leadership of Mlaa France* Cobb, With lha retirement nf Sanford Kentucky tbit ha put an • on*911 rlubs and circles having a location on Rrmlnol* Boulevard seniors can apply for lha 11,000 assisted by three girl scouts of ranging tha program. Doudney, County Assessor of The new building was conceived membership of X.SIS will bear Immediately behind th# Chamber Texes, five randidilcs have plac­ man magic show, Thera was ■ scholarship by submitting th* sev­ Troop number On* were personally New York theatrical agent In tha report* during the three-day seaen requirements which Includes an conducted through tha huslness of. hy i am all group of Shrinar* a nf Commerce Budding In Fort ed themselves in the limelight and audience‘ and before long youttR few short years ago and comple­ linn nn the girden club role In Mellon Park essay of not morel han 300 word* . , _ ..... . ........ . ir# competing for Ihe office. Calvert found himself on tha , , ,iwh« 1 w.ni Tn r:„ Tn f ni t,c* ,nd mechanicaldepartment tion of the building has rom# overall development of Ihe flat*. Announcament of th# thiid Mary E. Earle, presently em­ viudevill* circuit — performing! ?lege. .n ... hy 1 1T T ‘ «f th« pop*-'. M r ‘h* »in«tfyp* a hunt through the concerted effort From lh« Sanford Garden Club machine! In aperation, forme Mr*. Georg* McCall, president, membarshto and registration lay ployed in Ih* County Tax Assea- In magic but with aa #yo fo* W. W. Lina, president of the Sem­ poured, proof* pulled, typ* '*t In of tha entire club. wa* announced yesterday follow­ sora office;^ Raleigh King, busi­ comedy. Thla wad Attended by Sanford Shrine representing th* club, and Mra, ing vl*lla to Sanford Grammar, nessman-farmer; Counly Commis­ tongue-in-cheek inole County Firm Bureau, pra- th* ad alley and, *« they left th* that added something that toolg L. E. Spenerr, district Director Club Nuhlra and (heir ladles, thn aided at last night's meeting. premia**, r ic h , received a type •dinner served at T o'clock will representing the district ara at­ tVaatald# and 8outh*ld# School* sioner Joha W. Melscht rillroad him up i» tha lop aa a perform»r and grucarj* groesry hreaklng all Misting rstar-da..a l iiijr 1U% Stain, inu slug with her naq^a In 10 point b* followed by .the dedication eera- tending along with approximately by Mr*. Ann# Mitchell, aafety min nudy chairman for th# P-TA: tjaplaln, man Jaccb JS. stamper i n praa- Loaw'a l i r t * Thsater' on -Brolgv eaegt -*r- — . . runny end r(included with an an. IS other* from th* cirrly. M«Ulaw th* teur werp-th* fol­ leriatiim* tU* prbjrriUO J. Saxton l.Jbyd of "nyiSmn *^maM William#,' PatFotDBn Hen eafi'F raifUi^lNtung >or (h* office way, la New York Clly, Hollyall! ha vacant on Doud- wood hid their collective eyas on Butl*i' #( the Sanford Pollr# De­ which w lowing Rrownlesi Sarah Smith, Mayor F, I). Scoit, Col. Harrl- Reach, rhalrman of lha Florida partment) this ramarksbla man with tha and Mr#. France* Mur­ nay's retirement, Ca»«!r I,mil# PinktHun, Linda nian said today, haa also been Dcvr4opmenl Com in Is slim, foraJ. I.ullier' Hobby and Purler H. ray, •rganlxar of tha Blcycl*. perfect liming and wooed him Inta Ball, Candy Southward. Ann How. Florida development over Of Poland's Party nian, Darlyn Adam*, Pitricia invited In take part In the dedica­ railed Lansing tossed a bombshell inlo playing luave villains In RKO Pic­ Safety Club, 1h next 2U year* In a apecch tion of the new building. VIENNA VR - Edward Oihab.l Steiistrum, Judy Slots, Sharon Tb* group of aafety enthusiast* Ih* political ring for th* office tures and (hen earn* the "Fal# Tahirs, chairs, and table serv­ Iasi night. who purged Polish farm trsd* un-1 Hlurkir, .loiirli* l.er, Coni Wheatspoke tn arhool children on b!‘y- of Sheriff of Seminole County, J. con" sterrlng roles at Columbia Governor Collins will speak at Ion and army ranks, has been' land and Linda Stapler. Th* ice have been provided fnri 110 a banquet tonight after wliirh cle safety, pointing out th* dang­ D. Cordell, appointed list Decem­ to i total of 14 tlalklng, pound Itug named to succeed Rnlesl»w Bleriil three member* of (iirl Scout Itoup peoplr, t'o|, Harriman explained delegates will Im guests of Gov­ er of riding double and Instruct­ ber In (ill the remaining opening charartcrlzatlofli, Fullowlng thin si boss of Poland'i Comrwuniit tine nrr« Sue hake, Jean llcit'un as he announced the dedication ernor and Mr*. Collins at Die ing thrm on hand signal* and due to tha suspension of llobby; up with roles of a more italwark of Hir completed bhnne Club timid party. and Diann Drew. The group wa» ing. Tha building ran be used tor,<!“ "«. lll» eseciilt'e residence. lha propre way to ride xingla file. C. W. "Charlia" Beck, cattleman expect in "Charlatan" and "Gnlrl Friday the group will vl.lt and former deputy sheriff; O. G. Fever" and now ha sleps into hla Warsaw radio today announced chaperoned hy Mr.. It. A. Cobb , Br„ t m()ny pilriK„ cl, h, „ iflt L # A nl,a k pa i ■a A k ■ _ 1. , . n . ■ a . .1 . . . — L 1 Pineerait and Sanford Junior High Owens, chief deputy for llobby full Mature as an actor with a Ihe election _ nf Ochab AWas f ifirst sec- I _In 1 the »b*#nc# of Lher daughter, including service club luncheon*, School* In an effort to interest ami railroad man were all quali­ stmt and styla that will eala* retary of th# Communist United f ranees. meetings and banquet* and it I* Stenstrom, Miller boy* and girla In hleytl# safety. fied for th* Sheriff* race until pull him into th* permanent firm* Workers' parly. Birrut died In contemplated that it will tm used shortly before noon yesterday, of lha great Mara—8 fool To Address Jaycees Moscow March 13. Th# Blcycl# Bafaly Glun h»* llobby qualified, preceded by Pnr- 3ament for these purpose*. Col. Harriman Inch John Calvert baa matured Senator Douglas Slenslrnm of her • organ sed ac a P*ri "f »n# ler II. Lansing, sportsman and Into mature role# and thoia explained that the Executive Ochab, now M and a long-time House Committee "ha* th* plan Sanford and Paul Miller of Mrl- overall eountywld# and citywld# garag* operator, qualified to who're viewed hi* latest pictura Red. rose through th* ranks lo l-'Hime, candidate" for tha 37th recreation program. Mra. Murray, make th* campaign a five way "Dark Ventura" during th# pro* under consideration." such key posts as boss of tha peas- T Bi a Af t ' I "Ttie building la complete with Senatorial DlatrLt sent in th* • aplainlng th# future plana of fight. ant eoopentive, head nf th# trade rAf Mppf Ilf \ft|l release screenings hav* m adt a kitchen, stove, and all nrres- Florida Legislatin'# "III apeak In- 1tha group, said thnl wiener roa*l#, unions, political rhlef of th. army 1 U l 1 JU I1 / Four ra miniates hav# declared lha elaim that thla Is tha intoR sary equipment for preparing morrow at lha noon lunrlieiiis ' blrycla hlk*«, exploring trip* and themselves qualified for tha office that will bring the ladies bscM and Politburo member. meal*," he said, meeting nf tha Srmtnola County other event* would taka place of County Commissioner in Dis­ inta th* matlnco Idol draama ol Sources in Vienna hav# presid­ from time to Gni# and eonllnu# trict No. I. Robert H. Bennett, haroaa that aomahow maka Jlfa Officer* of tho Sanford Shrine Junior Chamber of Commerce. ed that th# new secretary will Club aro Hamid Kaalner, prealOfficial# of tha local Joyce# or- throughout th* aumm*r, more interesting lo all of ua. 1 (Cnalinaad an Pag* I) share a "collective leadership" of Dr. R. TV. Runrecht. president dent; A. I. Wilson, first vlr# presi- gnnieation say that tha addmasef Communist Poland along with Premier Josef Cyrankieulri and of th# Soil and Crop Science So. deni. Milford Leonard, aernnrt vice by tha two candidate* will he President Alexander Eawadskl, rlety of Florida and vlr* director president; R W. Deane, treasurer; hmadrast over WTRR beginning l at approximately 13:30, witn Mojcow exercising even clos­ in rharge of tha Central Flnrida and Dick Aiken, aerrctsry, er supervision than in Ihe past. Experiment Station her* hat a n -1 th* completion of plans Truett Eugena Renion, 47, BanOchab has been a frequent par­ nounred th* spring (IntelInit meeting' ford furniture dealer, died last ly rrilie and whip. At the party's for of th* eoclety at Hastings and > night In an Orlando hospital fal­ Tha Board nf Seminole County second Congress in IU4, he crit­ Sanford 39 and *0. RALEIGH, N. C. taV-Prasidenl lowing an Illness of two yaar*. Commissioners will meet In «peicised it for bad political organi­ The purpns# of tha maetlng Is Eisenhower, la I* lha overwhelming Ha was horn in Nawton, Ala., rial session Saturday morning- a t sation and poliry and raliefl for lo r*vl*w the research program1 favnrlt# of N<srth Carolina's 38 and came to Sanford to maka 16 o'clock for the purpos* of eon* a fight to "purify" tha ranks. delegates who will Help choose his home 33 year* ago. Ha lived sidering lha request of Rayburn T* under way at th* Experiment sta ­ A native nf Krakow, In soulhern tion's Field I.aboratnry at lln*ttha Republican ticket at tha par. at SIl Celery Ave. Mllwtf. fuparintendent of Pitblld Poland, he Joined tha old Polish Inga and at th* Central Florida ty'l national convention at San Mr. Renton wa* associated wJlh Instruction, and Ihe Board - o | t'nmipunlst parly in 1939. Ha was Lxpeilnient Station here at ban-' Francisco thla August. his brother In tha furniture busi­ Public Instruction, that tha <fttqa Jailed frequently during the, next ford. ly appropriate 936,000 out of>t{ia Of 94 delegates contacted in aa ness In - Sanford. in yean for hia party activities II* I* survived by his parents, race track funds to Ih# fihool Member* will first aasrmhl* Associated Press poll of Ihcir praf. In Warsaw, the tsxtila tenter of «t th* Potato Laboratory at H**terances for lha national ticket, Mr. and Mr*. Colin E. Ilenlon Board fur th* purpose of iiipploa Lodz and mining area* of Lower ing* Starch arrh 30 at 9:30 a. m, where eight ram* out solidly for Rich­ Sr.; (Ivv brothers, Herbert G. Ben­ mentlng tha salaries or teacher*a Silesia. a discussion of th* •nil anil problem* j ard Nixon aa vie* presidential ton. Jack Morris Benton, Julian superintendent and supervisors, According to the announcement (,. noninn, and Colin E. Benton and related i#ork will b# held, a 1 nominee. Jr., of Sanford, and M-Sgt. Ken­ this morning, if Ilia appropriation lour of potato farm* <-ondnet*d, Th* other 111 hedged th# ques­ neth E. Baker, U. ft. Army, Ari is made by lha Board of County and luncheon *«rv*d. Tha group ' tion. Most picked "Nixon, if Ik# zona; four nieces, Beverly and Commissioners, lha School Bcarit will leave for Sanford at approxi­ wxnls him," and about Ihrea of Joyce Benton of Hanford. Sue Lynn will match the funds to prcfvlda mately 3 p. m. Ihesa Indicated they might prefer of Sanford, and lira. Louisa El­ a substantial adjustment of ilia The Future Farmer* of America, A dinner will h# aervad at 1:30 •omeone els*. Several wouldn't liott of Springfield, Tenn.; and one rlf» throughout Ihe *chno1' sys­ Seminole County Chapter, will p. m. at Ih* Mayfair Inn, 'ollowcomment. hold their annua! parent and ann Ing th* dinner Dr. Ruprecht will nephew, Donnie Lynn nf Sanford. tem's staff of teachers, itipervDfen. William Knowland nf Cali­ Funeral service* will he held ors, and niperlnllndenL f, "* banquet Friday night at 1:30 In review, Informally, and in a gen­ Ih* Scmlnnl* High School Audi­ eral way, tha history af agricul­ fornia was mentioned three times at 3 p. m. tomorrow afternoon torium. by those who Indicated a secon­ at Brisson Funeral Horn* with tural development In th* San­ dary cholca for the presidential lha Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr., offi­ Robert Cox, a rcpi*'*ntatlv# of ford area, with particular refer­ nnmlnitlog if Elsenhower is not ciating. the Farm Bureau wiH h# Ih* ence, perhaps, to tha peculiar Burial will ha In Evergreen MARCH t« ivallabl*. Gov, Christian Harter principal speaker. Aim, on tha rhararteristlc* nf tha soil* In thla Admlssloaa ■a of Massachusetts was named Cemetery, Sanford. program wL'l he an aadr**i by ■action. Mra. Kay Ring (Banford! \ r Rayburn T. Mtlwc*, Superintend­ Randall Chase will addrasa the twiee, and Gov. Theodore McKellock (Entar-J ent of Public Instruction for Semi­ dinner meeting on lh« develop­ Kt ;» W, V Mr*. Marlon Braddock din of Maryland and Milton El­ nole County. prise) senhower, lha President's brother, ment of agricultur# of thla area Nettle Williams (Oviedo) onca aach. 'Annual award* will be presented from Ita earliest conception. DiacbaigM during tha program. Hartar got alt mention* for lha Assembly of th# member* on iel in the th* Flor­ Flor- Mrs. Elizabelh Sargent (Omaha) Tha banquet will ba prepared March 30 will h# on tha grounds vita presidential apot aa a see- .11< tcama are act this aaaaon season and Mrs. lily Agnes Snow (Longwood) Stale League thla and aervad by tha Home Econom­ of th# Central Florida Experi­ qndary choice; Knowland got four. ida major league help ia being sought aought Jackie Stoliky (Sanford) ic* Cilia nf Seminole High Schpol ment (Ration at 9'3Q to llsrnsa 1 Only nna man of tha ft did not for two olhera. Joe Doletha ■~ under ihe direction of MBs Bar­ local poblems end nrojudt nn*. ' name Eisenhower aa hia cholca Edith Lewis (Long*nod) ‘ I After a aparlal meeting yealer* bara Ruprecht. d#r wa- b» members of *h# sta­ for tha top apot on tha ticket. day In Tampa, President John Henry nusiill (Lake Mtry) Approximately M people are ex­ tion's staff. Fallowing a lun-ham ' Charlaa D, Owen Jr. of Asheville, Krider reported Daytona Beach, Charlaa Brantley pected for the annual evant. a tcur of the Experiment Sta­ a delegate-at-larga, declined any Cocoa, Weat Fatm Beach, at. pat* MARCH a tion'* plot* wilt b* conducted as comment until ha la officially no- araburg, Orlando and QainaaviUa PROJECT UNDER’ WAY/ wall a# a tour af farm*, in tl.a 1tlflad of hla election aa a dale* are ready. Hr*. Margaret Rsgaon fSanfofl) WASHINGTON UP-On* projecl area. «ata. , Ellen Randolph (Sanford) Ha aald major league rlubi are in lha risk and Wildlife Service’* According to th* announcament, Versia MarQuMo (Sanford) being a iked If thay can help Loee9966,000 construction program un­ tha Hasting* and Sanford etcJohn WllllamM tiinava) burg aad DaLaad. Ha did ant say der way this yaar la Improvement Gone represent soma af tha oldest William Dawson (Sanford) what t M i are betag approached of the water supply at Welaka, agricultural development* tn Flori­ but eald S n hoped ta know ft* HIBTH Fla., at a coat af ISO,000. daj Campaigns In Citizens Famed Movie Star, Wiener Roast Will Left Be Held Saturday f In Quandry Will Address SH l Students Friday At Safely Meeting Girls Of Brownie' Shrine Club Building To Be Dedicated Soon Troop Go On Tour Florida Federation Of Sanford Herald Of Garden Clubs Opens Convention Ochab To Succaad Bieruf As Head Plans Completed Crop Science Group Truetf Benton, 47, Ike Is Favorite Dies Last Night Of N. C. Delegates Commissioners Wjll Consider Request At Special Session FFA Sets Father, Son Banquet Friday Hospital Notes Are Set Season 9 % J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Home Office: Jacksonville, Florida H h i iJf) + /• k t u t "*t j t /* »•*» i U .4 ■ * •* • w. \ i I II M u ip t A im f m t t Iktn t} /Ii h , U m tw t I t h 4 H4 m t*t j * J (t*m t*« t m l hn It•• l/%iir ut> mtlfi m /»« di To comply with Floridn'a new (inauciul rexpomuhility law which went into elfect October I, 1055 you munt carry 10-20-5 limit**. �A ................ ... ■ • V • '• ' * " ■ >r ■" " ^ -v;HYv • n. V •** ■ i — ■ ----------- W tathtr i§ m d x tth I t e r a t e fair tknwik Tneaday, raalar this afltnMH aai la* iawljM m r 41, AM IWPBWtWPKWT DAILY WBWHPAHHI________ ? _______________________________ IBM VOLIIMM XLVI1I a A N T O W a FL O R ID A Seminole CountsI Fatality Jo Farm ers C. W. "Owrtey" la rk (Photo By Jamaion) ★ ★ ★ 'Charley' Beck Is ''Candidate In Race For Local Sheriff * # % C. W, ''Charley" Beck, today announced hli ’ candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Coun­ ty aubject tn the Democratic Pri­ mary In May. '** In making hi* announcement Beck Mated that there were a few fact* which he would like to present to the voter* of this coun­ ty. lie Is a member of a pioneer family of Seminole County, where he was born and reared. He Mat­ ed that a* a boy and young man he acquainted hlmaelf with every part of this eounly and know* -V its terrain and hlilory which I* bcncllclgl he la a e c k b irr*«»*»• - -— ' “ Heck I* a World War II veteran, member of the Tint Baptist Church of Sanford, the American Legion. Elk* and Woodmen of the World. Ho ha* been affiliated with the sheriff* nffire ** Deputy Sheriff for seven yeiri under two sheriff*, the f,*tr C. M. Hand and P, A. Mero. Beck expressed t confidence that this experience further qualifies him te undertake tne duliea of this office. He aald he would appreciate the public'* vote, and If elected would aerve the people of this county to the beat of‘Ml ability. The candidate for shrriff of Seminole County 1* married and hai one ion. f Beck la 4T year* old and Is now ' *■ associated with hla father Barney Beck In cattle ranching. Hospital Notes MARCH IT niachargaa lira. Joan Gardner (Lake Mary) William Dixon fSanford) Jobs Curtin <Geneva) i f Mrs. Ruth Garhan and baby girl Mrs. Alexia Ballard (Geneva) Morrla Furgion (Sanford) Mrt. Cora Ruaaell (Lake Mary) Beatrice Cleveland (Lake Gena) MARCH tS Admission* Ether Virginia Hilei (Lake Monroe) Wert Warner (S*nford) , Hattie Ruth Wood* (Sanford) Lillie Mae Wllliamioa (Sanford) Johnnie Mae Policy (Sanford) Edith Lewie (Longwood) Irene Laney (Sanford) lira. Lilian Hein (Longwood) Blrtha 1 Baby Boy Policy Baby Roy Wooda Dieehargea Mn. Mary Farrell (Sanford) U ri. Frank Buerger (Wabdon, III.) Anita Brown (Titusville) Lorrla Flail (Sanford) Minnie King (Sanford) Ella Wiggins (Sanford) MARCH It Jackie Stotiky (Sanford) Charias Brantley (Ser.ford) Floyd Smith (Fern Park) Dischargee Sim Jarrell (Sanford) Births Baby Boy Kites , Baby Boy Laney Dr. Charles Person* Is Rotary Head The M * president ef the Sanford Rotary Club, elected loday, 1* Dr. Charts* L. Perseus. In the election today, Dr. R. W. qjtupraeht was re-alected secretary C Walter Haynes re-elected to e * ri* ,v ;•••• - c'.-d Curtis J. Green, County Super­ visor, Farmen Home Administra­ tion announced loday that fundi art available to meet credit needs of eligible applicant* through the local ra rm en Home Administra­ tion Office In Sanford serving thie area. Loans may include funds for meeting such expenses aa. fer­ tiliser, feed, eecd, IniectlcHee, fuel, machinery repair, labor, livestock expense*, ete. In addi­ tion. food, clothing and other asaentlal family living expenses may be included and repaid over sever­ al year period). Annual operating expenaei are repayable at lima crop* and/or livestock ere told. Loan* bear five percent interest. Green staled that loam tn the amount of At,113 have already been made during Dili crop year to aaitat farmera in meeting their expenaes for production of crop and livestock enterprises. Green further emphasised It was (he ob­ jective of the Farm en Home Ad­ ministration tn asMit farmera, to become eatebllihed In a sound farming program as well ae to asilH those who are la temporary need of cradit. Is addition to operating loans, the Farmers Home Administration provides credit for the purchase and development of land aa well a* the repair and/or construction of farm buildings. Other loam In­ clude soil and water conservation loam. Loan fundi may be used to pay the cash coals of making improvements directly related to soil conservation; water develop­ ment, conservation, and use; fore­ station, drainage of farmland, and other related mcasuea. This includes such Improve­ ments as construction snd repair of terraces, dikes,' ponds, and tanks, ditches and canila for Ir­ rigation and drainage, waterways, and erosion control structures. Al­ so sodding, subsoiling, pasture im­ provements, brush removal, kind leveling, basic application of lime ami fertilizer, fencing, tree planting, wall drilling, end the purchase ef pumps, sprinkler iy 4 terns and other1Irrigation equip­ ment. The office In Hanford la open daily, Monday through Friday. Ap­ plicants may apply at this office. Request Is Heard Negro To Let Whole Area K illed In Control District In Wreck NEGRO COOK JAMBS HAWKINS waa thrown trim tola car and Instantly killed early yesterday morning on tho Old Lake Maty Road, tStaff Pha ui Sen. Smathers Asks Puerto Rican Charged For Faster Release W ith Child Molesting Of Vaccine To State Herlong Declares Southern Manifesto Right In Principle WASHINGTON, (SperlsH Senator George Smather* called loday for ipeedler release of Salk vaccine to Florida hecame ol lh‘o earlier Incidence of tb. disease each year In bis statr. Smathers aald Florida uses Its Balk allotment as fast as it ar­ rives "and cries for more." He charged that In some other states the full quota is not even being used. In a letter lo Dr. Leonard A, Schcele, surgeon general, Smathera asked that Florida's share be stepped up In current allot­ ments and curtailed later In the year "for maximum effccUvcneii against polio." Florida would keep Its lame •MtllL„ »h»r* ** fboki . lwo cent Sf the natianH total..but would draw a targa proportion early In thl year. Smathers aald It wax a well known fact that polio la a hot weather disease, affecting stares with warm climate earlier in Hie year. He laid Florida'! inridrnrn of I polio starts earlier each year 1 than in any other Male. Smathers cited Dr, Hart Van Riper, medical director of the National Folio Foundation, and Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, stale J health officer of Florida, a* authorities for hi* statement that some slate* weren't even using The .Seminole High School Band, the full quota sent to them, under the direction of Ernest Cow­ Smathers isld .Sowder supported ley, was awarded a superior rat­ his proposal and thinks it "logi­ ing In sight reading and a superior cal and fair." He reported that rating In drill at the district con- the need for revision in. Salk al­ lotment was called to hla atten­ teat held In Cocoa Friday, Tha band waa rated good In con­ tion by Jack Cleary, Dade Coun­ cert and received aaven superior ty Chairman of the National Polio Foundation. ratings In the solo contests. "I am aware that It la your The entire majorette corps under the leadership of Carol Nutt wa* responsibility to safeguard the judged aa aupcrlor In their twirling intereils of all -stales, but surely ensemble. This la the first year a hlghbound system that does not lake rognlaanee of need and such a corps hai been organised. Tha aololMa receiving superior seasonal factors would not be In ratings are; Rob Iterly, student the national Interest," Smathers combining; Sidney Vihirn, frum- wrote. Smnthers taid Florida has ft pel; Bill Heiamer, timpani; Larry eases of point reported this yoar Burney, ban; Bob Reely, piano; already • nine In the last few and Grace Dugger, clarinet, day*. , Receiving ralingi of excellent were: Roh Armstrong, French horn; Tommy Rower, flute; and a Local Cattlemen's brail quartet. A bran sextette received a good rating. Assn. To Attend BandmaMer Cowley stated, *T am proud of the work the bend Farm Bureau Meet has accomplished this year and A membrr»hlp meeting of the fret that they made an excellent Seminole Counly Farm Bureau showing in tha conical." He aald, will be held tomorrow night at "Tha Judging standards ware very 7:30 p. m. In tha Agriculture high this year aa only three clan Building of Seminole High School. B banda received a superior rating The local Farm Bureau will be on all Ihree phases of tha band host lo the Seminole County roifteil." Cattlemen's Aisorlatlon and other* who are Interested In tha cattle Industry, Lamont, one of Semi­ Commissioners Will noleRobert County't leading raltlemen, Consider Company will he the tuest speaker at to­ morrow night's meeting. Bonner L. Carter, secretaryOffer A t Meeting treasurer nf the Seminole County A ipeclal meeting of the Board of Sanford City Commliiioncrs Farm Bureau, announced that towaa callrd for 4 o'clock thl* after­ mornw night's meeting will not be noon In the Commissioner* Room a supper meeting but refresh­ of tha Hanford City Hall In eon- ments will be served following lider an offer of the Orlando the business session, raving Company to pave addi­ PODRia REPORTS FOB tional (treats of the City and fa INDUCTION carry the financing at'slx percent. The meeting waa railed by Ma­ NEW YORK /A—Johnny Podres, yor F. D. Scott tn consider tha 33-year-old Brooklyn Dodger pitch­ ing afar of tha last World Series, offer. The paving currently In pro- ahovyed up promptly at T:M a. m. grese and partially eomplrted (a today for Induction Into military only a portion of the overall pro­ service. 'T v* got to ipend my time In ject propcsed for the City In a more than (40,ooo street paving tha aervlra the aatna at .anybody •lie," aald Podres in reiponie to program for 1IM.' Funds warn not available for thn questions concerning Ted Wit City to complete the entire pro­ llama' recent-sharp criticism at posal set out and discussed to pre­ draft boards n r bearing down aa vious nestings. aporto Mtobrlttoi . Band Gels Superior In Sight Reading, Drill Af Contest W ire M ONDAY. MAHCH 19. 198B A Puerto Rican farm laborer wee Jailed Saturday night and charged with child molesting and drunk and disorderly conduct, ac­ cording to Sanford Police Chief Roy G. William!. Several children were In an automobile parked In th« vicinity of First St. about 1:10 Saturday night when the Puerto Rican waa found molesting a seven-year-old child. Tbs father of the child found the farm hand molesting the child and immediately knocked him down. Gerado Lnper. U. who waa born In San Juan, Puerto Rico, was taken Into custody by Patrolman John Rumbley. and lodged in the Sanford Jail under the two charges. Chief Williams said that Lnpea had been watched for soma time by Patrolman Rumbtoy, According to Chief William* "Further advice of the Stile'a attorney's office will be asked for poslble further charges against the child molesler." Shriners, Wives. Enjoy Ladies Night Mora than 100 Sanford Shrine Club members and their ladies enjoyed a "ladies night" dinner and entertainment last Friday night in the New Shrine Club Building directly acrosi from the Mayfair Inn. Chicken ond beef chow mein were aervtd which werep rrparrd by Noble Joe Corley and his com­ mittee, and donated by Noble Joe Sclnoccoa. The building in which the ladles night affair wa* held will be dedi­ cated on April A at another Ladles Night flcnt. Plan* for the dedica­ tion and program are being pre­ pared by Noble S. G. Harriman. A floor i.'tow, under the direc­ tion of Duxbury ,School of Danc­ ing director Mri. Al Duxbury en­ tertained the Shrine Club mem­ bers and their ladles following dinner. Accompanist tor the floor show was Mrs, James Blanken­ ship. Dancing to the music nf Harry Wester's Orchestra follow­ ed the program of entertainment. •a* WASHINGTON, D. C. (Special)"The so-called 'Southern Mani­ festo' Is right in principle, and 1 am proud to say that I not only signed It, but was a member of the committee that wrote It," de­ clared Congressman A. S. (5yd) Herlong Jr. loday in discussing tha much talked of "Deviation from Fundamentals of the Con­ stitution" resolution Introduced In Congress this week. The re­ solution was orgtnally signed by It Senators snd It Members ef the House of Representatives, but store that lime others have add­ ed their names to the rioqimcnl. "Anyone who will bother In think for a minute will realise that the situation between the rares certainly his deteriorated store the Supreme Court handed down Its decision requiring the forced lntrsr*ion of our schools," Herlong sawL "The manifesto Is tilled ‘De­ claration of Constitutional Prin­ ciples' and Is, 1 believe, band no sound legal ground. I wish that rvery American would take Die time to read this resolution ruefully - rather than aerrpt somebody rise’s ready-made upinInna about II," Herlung went on to say that, contrary to some reports, ilir do­ cument called for a closer adher­ ence to constitutional govern­ ment, rather than a defiance of those /principles. The Central Florida Congressman accused the Supreme Court of usurping leg­ islative powers In rendering Its decision. The Congressman quoted with much concern the portion of the resolution which read, "Wf reaf­ firm our reliance on the Cnnslllutlon as the fundamental law of the land. We decry the Supteme Court's encroschments an rlglili reserved to the States end to Ilia people, contrary lo establish* rd law and to Ihe Constitution, "Wa pledge ourselves In use all lawful means to bring shout a reversal at this decision which Is contrary lo the Conatltu'ion end lo prevent the use of forim In its Implementation, "In th'a trying period, as we all seek to right U*f* wrong, wa appeal to our people nut to be provoked by the agitators and troublemakers invading our Slates snd tn scrupulously re­ frain from disorders end lawless acta." Ten members ef the CongreaGroat Flood Control Hubcommrillttce heard oral and written report* from representatives ef various areas In tha South snd central Florida Flood Con­ trol District Saturday at a hearing conducted In Fort Lauderdale. Tho subcommittee, headed hy Congressman Clifford Davla (DTcnn), president at tha hearing at which tha presentation* were mode. Furrcst Breckenrldge appeared before tha eulicomuillte* repreeentIng tha Seminole County Chamber of Commerce end as secretary ef the Ht, Juhn-Indlan River Im­ provement Animation, Randall Chase, not being aid* ‘.o appear at tha hearing vent a telegram requesting additional fund* for a mot# complete study of the upper St. Johns River area, Breckinridge asked Hjo com­ mittee to determine If all °f Seminole County can't bo Includ­ ed tu tha South and Central Flori­ da Flood Control District since the entire aro* I* concerned about the water aupply and It* water storayo problema­ tic brought out, In hi* w ntun report to the Bubaommltta*. that thl* ,ny»a I* vary much conoomtd I W 'I m lew volet* fable win*** hy several yeare ago the area a n tunrerned with an evermpply of water, "Nrxi year. If biliary repeats llitlf," Drackanridge reported, "Hfiiilnnla County will again ho runrarned with an ovaraupply of watel." Th* problem I* to find method* of conserving water when an evereupply I* on hand and a -fay of getting rid of a water eversupply when nccenary, he reported. Rrtckrnridg* requested that a study he made lo ilalrrminr if Storage areas can be istabliahe.t ft r u m e n * water during the year* of water shortage and alio » • quelled enough funds whereby a study ran b* completed row to that long range plans can ha matin and work started in this and of the flood control project. ^ Mrs. Abbott, 57, Dies At Rest Home Mrs. J. F. Abbott, !7, died at s rail home here Seturdey even­ ing at 7;0A p. m. following aa Illness or four yesr*. Mr*. Abbott had lived all of her life to Hanford and was In tha rest home only IS days. She was born In Sanford April li, \ m and for tha last year had made her hom« with her sonin-law and daughter Mr. and Mr*. John Buih of M40 South Sanford Funeral Services Avc. Hha was a Baptist by faith and Held This Morning waa a charter mamber of tha !.*• riles Auxiliary of the Brotherhood For H. M. Young of Rellway Trainmen. Mr. Hubert M. Young, 34, died Mrs, Abbott Is survived by Iwo it hla home In Lake Mary at daughters, Mrs. John Bush of San­ 10:13 a. m. Saturday morning. He ford and Mrs. 11. L. Rlssel of had had an Illness of a year. Jsckionvtlle; ana eon, Major Ar­ Mr. Young made hla home In chie Abbott of Sanford; four Dak* Mary tor the last three grandchildren; and two Miters, years. He waa horn March II, IWt Mrs. George Iterdey and Mrs. In Winchester, Tend., and was a Mamfo Thornton of Miami. member of the First Presbyterian Funcrat services will b« held Church of Sanford and a veteran tomorrow afternoon at 1 p. m. at nf Wostd War IT. Campbell-Lossing Rrlsion Funeral Hums with Ihe Ho It survived by bis widow Rev. W, P. Brooks Jr., officiating. Post Meets Tonite Mr*. Lualla H. Young of Lake Burial will be at Evergreen Mary. One sen Hubert C. Young A mealing of the Cimpbell-Loa*of Bellcvlew, 0.: two grandsons tog PoM of Ihe American Legion Cemetery in Sanford. of Helleview; mother. Mrs. F.lnnr* Young nf Chicago. III.; two sla­ will be held tonight at 7:30 p. m. Anderson Reveals ters, 3lra. Myrtle Steiner nf Chi al tha Legion Hut on Seminole rago. III. snd Mrs. Maud Ivina Rlvd. Market Activities of New Orleens, La., and one bro­ The matting tonight la Mated Sandy Anderson, manasei'of Ihe ther, Kelly M Young of I-ake to ha a supper meeting with the Mery. | business session slated to follow Hanford State Farmers Market, In hla report hi L. If. Lewis, Director Funeral service! were held at the maal. of the State Markets aald. "Our II a. m. this morning at Britton Gene Stovall, Adjutant, In an­ volume totaled S,«M units lest but Funeral Home with the Rev. A. G, Melnnls, pastor of the First nouncing the meeting advised that tha valuation figured flf.3M.U over Presbyterian Church of Sanfnrd, the election of Post Officers will the prcvloua week. Balsa totaled 70,eii packages valued at IlSEofficiating, aiiiried by the Rev, be held on April 11, 3(1,70. flatlafaelory price* prevail­ J. C. Brannon, pastor nf tha Lake ed on all I t variatlaa, except cab­ Mary Neiarena Chinch. bage, celery and green anions, Burial waa to Oaklawn Memor­ Mrs. Stinson Dies ial Park. Brown Miller waa railed lo though they showed tome Improve­ ment*.1* Pallbearers were; Frank Grif­ fin, Herman Harriett, John Dirts, Charlotte, N. C., yesterday morn­ Tha report covered thn Ft** Clarence Tlllis, Folic* Chief Roy ing because of Hie death of hla week’s aetivttiai at thn lets] mar 0. WiJUami, u A Jm Sea the*. 's Mm Unto A si-year-old Negro rook wa* In­ stantly killed early Sunday morn­ ing when he waa thrown from hla car on tha Old Lake Mary Road a* he attempted to round a sharp curve about threa-quarters of a milt south of SOth St. Jamas L. llawklni, a Negro cook for Jim Spencer’s Restaurant, waa found dead about IS feat from hla car, about 1:33 yiaterday morning when nolsa from Ihe craah waa heard and reported. Tha last Chevrolet had turned over one and a half time* coming to i itop on Its aid* facing tha highway. Apparently attempting to round tha curve at a high rate of speed he ran off the turn and probably jerked hi* wheel* suddenly causing him lo craih ami go aut of control. Tha car waa htadad north at &• Uma of tha crash. Coroner W. Hugh Duncin Im­ panelled a jury to conduct an In­ quest Into the death of tha Negro who lived in Sanford on Weil 11th at Florida Highway Fatrol Trooper T. Mark Mack Investigated the ac­ cident assisted by Deputy Sheriffs Cotton Brown, Jimmy Stngiitary, John Bennett, and Conatabla J. Q. "Slim" Galloway. i ——.. . 1 Minneapolis Opens Spring Training With 9-5 Victory Thh Minneapolis Millers tinder the able handling nf manager Ed­ die Slinky opened their spring training baseball season with a S3 victory over tha Rochester Red Wing* yesterday afternoon at Sanford's Memorial Stadium. Tha Millers took aa early 1-0 laid In tha first Inning on three single* and two walks given up hy Red Wing slarler Ed Ludwig. Tom Pruett started na Ihe mound for tha Millars and held tha visit­ ing Rochester Teem without a •ingle tally until the fifth Inning when Red Wing Naal Hertweck belted a homa run to put Roehaater on lh* icor* board, Roeheiter picked up tiro more mni In tha Math Inning to tie the (core at 1-3 only to havw the Mlllere rack up three big rum in their turn at the plate and put the game on Ice. Thera were three homa runs In the game, for tha Miller*, Bud Holland hit a liner over the center field well with one man on. For tha Red Wing* Neal lferlweck go| one In the fifth while hla team male Gena Green got hla tn the ninth with no oae an. Tha next gene at Memorial Stadium will he Thursday after­ noon. Services Tomorrow For Fred Allen NEW YOnK IF—Funeral aervIns will ha held tomorrow for Fred Allen, tha veteran humorist with the baggy eye* and aharp wit. Tb* 61-vearotd radio and televltlnn comedian dW of a heart aliment at ha strolled a Manhat­ tan Greet lata Salurdav night. A Solamn Requiem Maas will ha aung for Allen at tha actor’s chap­ el of SI. Malachy'a Roman Catho­ lic Church In the theater dlalrlot. Ha will ha burled at tha Gita of Heaven Catholic Camalary la sub­ urban Westchester County Allen waa an entertainer In radio, television and motion picture* for a quarter of a cen­ tury. Hi waa a regular panelist on the CBB leltvlalen ihow Whai'i My Line? Lait light tho show went on without him. Hla widow Portland Ifolfa aald ho would have wanted It that way. Maalar of ceremonies John Daly said a} tho Mort of tho program that daipito their aorrow tho tart wmiM put aa thaf show *tfe» agy Frofl wauto kka gg M m h o i it LMfi ___ JACK t STEMPEB (Photo by JamauKL: Jack E. Stamper | : To Seek Position Of Tax Assessor Jack T. Stamper, 43-year-oM resident of Sanford today anoottn* e*a hla candidacy for tho office «# Seminole Counly Tax Alienor, subject to tha Democratic Primary to ha held May I. *« « *4■ A life-long rsakjent of ftomtaolf Be mil lUonl Af Pouity, ha t« mar er PaollMf, WtlHi a w o f is i £ father of three rhlldren, tw ig’ daughters Carol and Sheryl, ago ten years, and a son Harold, t t years old who ta serving hla second enlistment In the U.S, Navy and !■ stationed at San Francisco, Colif. Sfemper realdea al 1303 W. Third St. In Sanford. H* attended San* f»rd school, I* a member of tho Firit naptiat Church of Sanford and ha* a record of four and ono half years of perfect Sunday School and Church' attendance, end la 0 member of and past president of the SanfordJJons Club, with at*' years of perfect attendance at its mcitlnga. For the past ten years ha h at bean successfully engaged in' tho retell grocery buMnaaa at lino Wait 13th St, In Sanford, Prior to that time he was a diversion clerk forthe ACL Railroad h*r« for tight, yean. While allending school ho’ waa pait M uter Counsellor of tho, Order of DoMolay for two tornObr He alan wai a young buslnaai* man for ten yeori as a newipapaf< carrier for The Sanford Herald, and lalar waa militant clrculatloRi manager for tha Sanford Times, •ben a morning daily newspaper here. At the beginning of the Sanfard State Farmer* Market he wa* aucceiafully in hualneia i j | wholesale produce broker foMWdV and a half yean amt wa* aluFWu gagad in Iruck farming. g. During uItl# ir school yean h* waaa o charts^ member of the FFA lo Seinlnoto| 1T County. 1■ . ______ <•*1 lw He la familiar with the details ofi Counly Government and the dutlegof Tax Aticiaor and alio tho prob-l Irmi of Ihe property owners and; las paytri. L Slempar nwna hli own huii^f property, citrus grove hold other property in Seminole and has been a tax payer In ford and Seminole County fori yean. Ha promlaai to conttij give diligent earvlca to tha aa well friendly help and anca to all tha people of s e r t n o r County. Ha further Gated that ha strive for tha bast lntareiLi tax payara and eltlaens of Id and Seminole County, as w( for a progressive, rourtenuif ecosomtcal Counly Tax Aiie office, Ansley To Spea On Delinquency Hugh AoGey, peyehofogy *t John B. Stelaoo Unlvenl deliver • 13-snlnuto odd JumQ* Delinquency at tho Isr monthly meertag of. thn bid County C h D d n n '^ p flp t which wlQ bo held tomotvem! Educational Building w.-i dial AvdrtiV ™ * ™ * 1 r> ,-V . / v*kw, L s m m aa to - �r HDWWKW err *ru«* to 1 0*7tA HIT MUSIO « awmwrst * surwr u '.. '«*sc «*»• WfWNM ill MN P IIW W W W ffltik . ly T IIW M a k lW Iin ' .V&'lJWfcr TJvboFTBSjUyTFl® J LAMB JTeVJ ccMe ba : k here OUMPUHSe l POT UD —a ► WITH AKP TMHIIS M OONTBOLUM, anDDaqwcoos CTJB DOLLAR, , COLLECT r MJMMflT/ pul vtmHJonH* trawls * erawmin war* Imt. Two bodlai war# t«k«n from Ihr aiirf by lha Porlheurnn IKaboat. Savrn more wmhul up on Dip rock ahora. Traarhamui aaaa kapt lha lifeboat Irom raichini lha trawlar. f 3 VT-« hap y~ MAKE A MISTAKE — , UKC THAT f _ with that [CI.L.HB WCHT in Ann^u A hAl IM AC SDJ 'III MP’Cf« A DOLLAR HIS WALLITi--- - p a n VP P1NLEE, Enjlind Ji-T h r ITOIon Prrnrh Irtu lir V«rt Prolrlil piled up on rneki nil th* miithfi*t lip nl Rnglind Orly loday. H uai b ilim d ill (hi 11 to 18 XftTir f V i TAKING A CAGWOOO* ^ l W s Performance made Fold the LARGEST SELLING 8 that [Mr M IIIlM I I I MlulMA U III* tewi.VeAvrv"K) , x w w sJ lo u i r. fsr. m iia m a «nl i h at &JV.’Ja hmu b c la I j i i i m t r«u.. M i l » r ,h»«4 »nd th« «m. ila n r a a •A ll0/«»r'• '•af.'&n V *♦»* « u1i»■»f , A. U, ci 01,AGCO %*• Intend In raaiitar aa'4 nam* with lh a D a r k n f fh# i l l r r i i H C p u rl R irn ln n l* R n u n lv , V ln rid a . la a r * fn rd u n c * * > lli t .M i- lllfia n f Ilia AnHr«» Hunkn J a, f? ; r ‘ W * General Insurance r/AyvM J rV K .ru H. JAMES GUT AGENCY “L i f i V S n , I s r« 4 » . ANBKRSev, plilalllA aLICAIST# AKPSRlOK, #. imt »•»•«/*•»», AH ELIZABETH ANGER• M il BlfTvinr M«rrm>. 111 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMIE B. QUT Ordait Now Being Token Far Coplea Our Annual Madaway Edition.............. E ^ 4 ! X n - l» Of S. A N « T . F o r d ’s T h u n d e r b ir d V -8 s t a n d a r d ,e n g i n e ' in a p g ln e a n y is th o lo w - p r ic e d m o s t' p o w e r f u l c a r to d a y ! A - PRICES 25c up to Date of Publication Including Mailing. 25c After Publication Date Deal. Not Include Moiling. tingle Grp at theTuffmof a’new V-8*powered Ford will tell you why the ' Ford V-8 has been the largeet-aeillng eight over the paat 24 years! The mighty Ford Thunderbird V-8—the aUndard eight for Fairlane and Statied Wagon modela—la the moat powerful atandard oight, at no cztra coat, In the low-priced field! It hna,terrific take-off power . . . eitra tnuacJe to send you looming up the ateepeet hilla. , , top performance for all driving situations. Test Drive a Ford V-fi at your Ford Dealer's today. When you drive one, you'll knew that its performance made the For J V-8 America's favorite. . . and you’ll know why paopte automatically think of FORD when they think of V-81 Sanford Harold Phono 1121 •If You’re Interested In m A*1 Weed Cap*- Be Sure to See Your Ford Beater �Mon. Mar. 19. IP.'fl THERANFORD HERALD Page S V mh L*»»h w n ii.rt. | A tot«| Nom**•v*♦-* u BKKTLB aw *'Atw av o save us. , < * HEAOtO FOR m IMT MltMY/ Jb i , r X TMOuawT x Pur VOU ON K.RTO PM L POXM0««| • it t * * » n . w e H AD A ” 1 FCOM THE WAV >OU ate ( errA o o x r feeo V y^s cue wo? VOU SO WELL WMiLH I J SMB'S 0 0 * 3 WA3 AWAY • ID BE A GREAT _ ^ u m .a c o o x /, £iK u Il !*r<-•*f .oeaFV., g✓ ) . (\frt a !< 7 D .FFeceN r d s m eveRv night/ ham • ouffl « > HAM SOUFFLE. EVERV NiGHT/^ DO VOu C aul THAT A VAO'GTV O? O'SHES* -n u Tleaeh rUlled Mr*. Comfort'* pa- the loe*] rhurrh. rent*, Mr, and Mr*. Arthur Mr*. .1. Sturgl*i of Connecticut, Thnmpmn over Ih* weekend. who with her non, John and fam­ Mr, and Mr*. R»y Krater were ily hit* been spending mini lim* •celled to Mai*arhu*etl* hr the at her horn* her* 'In town will death of Mr, Fraier'* ninlher leave to return hnm* tha flrit of 1*at w*ek. They hope In ha ahla next week. nv MRS. RlTfT I.AYO to return ,to their homa on Mnl-1 l.ongtvood friend* of Mr. and Th» Maine Pay Picnic held (t nar St. hy ne*l week. Mr*. Ctarenr* McCulley extend T!oil» Sprint;* l**t Saturday by Snow of Main* their *.viupalhy in Ih* ln»» of the Mein* Club nan well attend­ St.Mr*.w*iCUrrnra taken to the Semlnol* | ihrir daughter, Carolyn, recently ed when *nm* 111 Main* re»i* Memorlil Hoipital lilt Sunday tor In Connecticut. Mu* McCulley dent* war* In ittrnHfmr*. I,on;, wa* head of a department In tha treatment. wood »»* n»l| repreurnted wh«n A new hnm* h«* been *t*rted Memorial Library in Naugatuck, It l.ongunndlte* arrived. All r*Conn., before h*r Heath. Mr. Mc­ ported * \*rv iood lima and on Evergreen St. hy lr* M'tlion Culley left Immediately hut Mr*. and **v*ra| other* ar* laying pl»n« wer* mad* for mnr# g*tI their foundation*. Longwood ha* McCulley wa* too III tn maka tha tn-ffther*. trip. Mr. and Mr*. Tnvln Rahrt* averaged three-four home* h»imr Mr. and Mr*. John Dayyu ef built earh week ilnce the new and family of Ryrarue*. N. Y., Litliiit, were Sunday gueit* of nhn are vUltiliR Mr. *lid Mr*. year. Al»n many new iltrel* are Mr. and Mr*. N. fl. Steward. William Hnllain ar* enjoying a bring opened and lliere areui* In Mr. and Mr*. John Palmer and trip down Ih* Ku*t Coast and h* arlivliy on all. The Ctirlit F.pl«eop*| Church daughter, Carol, of Farmington, Key tVe*1, lift la»l Saturday and mil ha gnu* about two haa Juat been reeenlly painted Me., who ar* (pending several and look* very attractive, a* well week* In tnwn vUltlng relative*, week*. Mr*. C<m1* Mnl*r», who h»* a* Iha Church ground* that have are gueit* at the Longwood hern in Delray He aril for *evor«l been eared fur and the many lintel, Mr. and Mre, Erwin Rahrl# and week*, rrturnrd tn her homa in 1flowering ihnilu are now In I bfhrthi, Mr*. Chartr* N'lekot*, one children, who ar* vialllng Mr, Longwood !o*t Friday. Mr. nnd Mi*. I.ciny Neuman, of the church member*, nttriidrd end Mr*. Willinm llnllam and who reeeiilly returned to town tha annual mreting of Kplarnpal Mr*. Hello Ahar, enjoyed a trip from Long Itmnch, N\ J., ar* Churche* In Ocala recently when tn ih* east roast with Mr*. enjoying a trip to Sar**»t* and the wa* tha representative from 11wIInin last Thursday, Boynton ltp.ich vt*llins friend*. Mr*. It. Ohlngg* of Yonker*. V, Y., and Mr* S. Carnew of Winter Park w*r* vitltor* at the hero* of Mr*. Selma l.nrcom la»t Friday. Mr. and Mr*. John Comfort cf N'ahart, Ma**. and St. r*t*r*btirg Longwood 7 ~ rs ^ PU TPiA O T VOUr \ J Ay \ S im P uV CA N T SAV NO, BU T FA TH ER S * - JS f NOT ME.* MV ■tus D O LLA R S.' ''S C A N ? H ER E ARE MDOO ) q an C'NG S ™ O N « D A N C e ' )TwO-*vOu lu c ^ - m a n ^ a g R u s ry n o c e r - b o is c a n t ( U L '* * °y > AFFOQO THAT KN O -ft***—i' W ICON Q ■ NO ? theycs ( a l e a p v fa q H O C ? I M G O MG A v O Fc ? M P •» H L 2 fe iA Longwood'* Medical Building !* now * "Reality." Thla ur'ifil brought tha building up ta. roof and now It I* just a ihort whlia before tha building will bg com* plated. This project ttaiied twa former reiidant of Longwood. Main* St- Mr*. Rravaa • year* ago by (ha longwood week ai i gunt of friend*' na Petersburg tptnl Tuesday ef thla Mr*. Winifred Graves of 81 Chamber of Commerce anti laltr with tha m itlanca of tha other group* and the dtlieni of Long* wood and area ia soon lo bg rail* tied. A doctor haa long beta needed In Imvn and with- lha completion nf this bulldlni‘ l«ngwood will have the lerViefa of $ tforlnr and one of lha moat1Mod* ern buildlngi In (hi* araa«.',. Tha Longwood Laundry, will anon be under new management, when tha new owner.wQllUkt jiver. The laundry oparaUd by Mr, and Mra. J, Jenhlna ha mid In Mr*. Thomai 1 Atlamnnte Spring*. Mri will lake over Immedlilety and hope* lo extend II* servlrei, Mri, Taylor’* huthand I* In lha pliimlv lng builneai In Altfttdatg Springs. j re a d y fo r f Or C ounf on o u r Sanitone DRY CLEANING help y o u look your b#iT... fo Yea, nor Sinitnnc Dry OennJ ing aaaurr* the final touch for <a perfectly groomed EaaterJ Every garment in Immaculate. f Never one hint of apot o r ■oil—no toll'taie odnr— and with likemewr drape and prena completely rentored. SICIITARV of Commerce Sinclair XVceka lella tha Sanala ParmaBint Invaatlgalloni aubcommitte* In Waahlngton that tha U. S. “made the bast bargain wa could" In agraalng to Allied tala of aoma atrittgte good* lo tha So­ viet bloc. Sen. John L. McClellan (D-Ark.), chairman of lha group probing East-West trade, aharpiy erltlclxad tha laeretiry for refualng to make public "working P*P»ra" of aubordlnatea who helped formula!* the decialon. iCHATTER by Tommy O'aleea Nara'a Aromatic proof that Chrytlar haa i Naan a ll at her t*rnp *tltlv* tor* < j r TODAY mam TMOA0W nU-mifUMA it i FU LLY-EQ U IPPED "LO W P R 1CAT Ma|or ityla ehangaa YES NO NO NO NO NO Longar Body YE8 YES NO YES NO NO NO NO NO NO NO ..New Puthbutton Drtvw .i* IF YOU CAM AFFORD AM T i that'* i CWnrsMr Cm "C" Cm «r- Co» “ *»" Cm "O'* Cm “ ft” i WOPMtft 0UTIC» D O N ! Control* YES ' Hut don't wait too long. Give u» time to inture true Sanitone thoroughneai and still guarantee delivery befor^ Eatlog. Phone today aure., 1§[, M I Eaiftr Sunday la April 1 This Y w r ... CAR, YOU CAM AFFO RD A BIOOER, M O R E PO W ERFUL C H R Y SLER WIMOMOR V-91 V.fCj •Pom rSiy/i* New Revolutionary Brake Syitam YES NO NO NO NO NO HI-FI Record Playar* YES NO NO NO NO NO Incraaaad Honapowmr YES YES YES YES YE3 YES CHRYSLER Instant Heating 8y»tem* YES NO NO NO NO NO atOOEBT DUV O F A L L FIN S CANS :b : :3t /■ . v *0*llml Miwll uw h»i * -< ' * \ ' ■Snt > a* fcma -Miw wo**—* ww u<lwUiii 4 MA<*>•*«* *am* —»**11 *<**a **w not hm*e-W ewn-w 1 V * a s * * . . , — J** n<*■**»« wfclth t b i C M T VS ALIN! YOUR FRONT SND. FOR WORE TIKE WEAR (ratoon's Golf Serv. Fai* A*a. at M M. ma llw attalam-»rwa i — H * <m n w « I Ovr "Ow*!Ur 1«C 0**4 Cm* am Ika bmt Um* Cm* la towa—aaty at B U S S. P absetfo A re. BILL KIRK MOTORS -^a*T.-e*#/ ^ • 206 Commercial A re. • tf43'*' W .-' **- ‘i; +/ j / \■ SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. P h.47 _ ' -,'*i ' ’ M l TN| RMT m W, IH TTR A » U t I Ufa- “OWAXT AN* "WOWU 0 # nA tl~ ~ nv TV RAM FOR TIM11 AND STATION* - ", ■'■» U .f/Lt'ii^;*" "t :-t ' / 1 '',vj1> DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDRY CO. "III* .1 Quality.* "‘ « * w. M St. Mm i ...................... ii .■■'iV. i.-re i. *.Mi - -i'*•' Tt A h ~ ' • •‘v / �"THtntM AtffTHtftftfflSHtfktf Some Of Market Tightness Way Out Because Of Tax has been posed and partially Bbwever, her* tt Is, all over again. la Tjwofeeeional musician on his way out! f t e American Federation of Musicians la kBIMl' go S r New York City, for example, a few Up |M fifty hotels offered music and Ming. Today tha number la only Id. Mmrenter decline has been seen in the Inbar of restaurants and night clubs leh hire a professional musician. They ; their music from tha Juke box, the retdtag firm, radio and TV. The piano ptaywho sang aa ha playsd Is gone from *1g t gK af New York's eating places. The 3g le true eleewhere. A n sw er t o rn o n t io n s ** I fc # to th# number of telephone e#H# r*- •Rival a t Tha Sanford Herald of flea over th# Mto maakand relative to merehandts# and W m offered to a eorlain promotion earnE 5 g we would Hk* to explain that Th* .Cgtovd Herald I* not sponsoring such a S S n t l w . neither do wo sanction such a (•M e ig s . Evidently, Sanford housewives and rssldaata hsva b a n basolgad by tslephon* eslt•r* relative to tha promotion. _JTho offer la mad* exeluelveljr by an ad* vavtUora promotion group with an ad taken is H m Sanford Herald announcing th* typee • f allegedly free merchandise, services and other receipt*. T h t Sanford Harold Monday, March 19, 1056 •owe# of m ono* by driving tha profssslon* al musician out of bushier. With his going, othar trades Involved In the restaurant buiinaaa have been Injured. This Include* entertainer*, waiter*, attendant*, and cook*. Tha Fadoration I* fighting to have the tag repealed. It ha* mad* a good enough eaa* to warrant aeriou* examination be* fora auch a tax la Imposed again. • * •lock market Something For Waste Bosket • a • Baseball Season Soon w* can skip news of the latest Rus­ sian plot, th* atom and hydrogen bombs, and th* presidential steetton, and concentrata on th* nsws that really matters, Th* bassball season la about to open. Some of Sanford's streets are taking on that long black ribbon look. Paving ma­ chines are plying back tnd forth along the thoroughfares named In * contract with the City laying asphalt pavement that leave* # smooth delightfully riding top. No doubt, these Improvement* will pave th# way for fewer bottleneck* along certain sreaa and will scatter traffic through a fan shaped ares leading into one of the mainarteriesIt Is another step forward that has been made. An annual program auch si this one will soon put Sanford streets In th* “pink" of condition. We realise that tt Is naxt to Impossible to do svsry street at the asms time, but a yearly program fitted to the needs of the City wilt lend toward making every street In Hanford one that • motorist Will anjoy traveling. • * * Th# beet helping hard of all Is the one at tha end of your own arm. Newspaperman' Tour Report This Is tha third Is s seriei of articles written by Mr., Carmage Wall, on h*r M w .m .n'. trip to foreign countries raprt.ct.Mag the Sanford Herald: If I hid av.ry word la Websttr'. dictioniry at my di.po.sl I doubt If I could av*r describe the seen* that awaited u. when wa arrival In Caiablanca late in th* afternoon of March I. The airport wa. In a ,lists of "morn th is avarage" confusion ■Inc* it hid been .nnounced that n.goU.tlon. had been completed end the North A frica country of Morocco — of which Casablanca it the business renter and porNw .i free after having been a pro­ tectorate of France lines 1112. To Moroccans thla was thsl* Indepen­ dence Day or, s's we know It, thair "4th of July”. I cannot recall tee­ ing such Jubilation and excitement on the pert of any large group lin e VJ amt VE days In the States. Great hordes of people—adults and children—wera trooping through the itreeti laughing, elapplng.thalr hands and furling tha Moroccan flag (a Kelly green star on a red field). By sow. of course, I fee) aura that everyone haa been made ■war* of the background situation of Morocco which—dated vary con­ cisely—la that aha (Morocco) ask­ ed France to set up a protectorate for her In tail whan Morocco waa torn by strife from within from conflicting groups. This protector­ ate situation haa been In existence for 44 yean and now Morocco dur­ ing th* few days that wa are to ba hrreyls calibrating her newfound Independence. The countryside from both the plane end the bu. to the hotel is ■ lovely brilliant green since there has been ample rainfall of late. All the land la apparenlly under cultivation. The nema of "Casa­ blanca" which moans "white house" is appropriate for at least most of the city. Th# buildings are either very, now and white—or the other extreme, filthy and indica­ tive of terrible poverty. It le for that reason and other, like l: which makes one e little sad for Iheie people. They seem so Jubilant In their nationalistic excitement and so unaware of their responsi­ bilities of governing Ihrmielves. Wlrh an extremely low literacy rete and with very few trained na­ tive Moroccan leaders, the tn*k ahead la not easy. Oh, but for to­ day. they art hysterical with Joy! Thla afternoon our group of Journalists and commentators was given a boat tour of Casahlanca's wonderful harbor. The sun was beautiful tn a cloudiest sky and the air W’t i cool enough for wrapt. Here today, aa we have heen every­ where else, w# as Americans were greeted warmly. eW were remind­ ed by th# Casablanca people that lha first treaty George Washington signed on behalf of tha United Slate, is which we were recog­ nised as an Independent nation was with Morocco, When we showed up In Casablanca at thl. particular tlma these people were all seem- ; tellew grandparents; Ain't It v n . dsrfull FROM TALLARAMRB *. R was alas mighty nice to I tee» from Secretary af state . Bob Gray's office that I had so . Rrlaury opposition, ] do spprsei« the privilege of representing - #ur district la Washington, 1 **’!« said tt often that the only U.tod pew about this job to that I * teRUiroa mo to spend Marly & Sit say time le Washington. Right S • UWf homasiek tee tha f; JJJli1 i f kloaaoma, tha J J jto t i atakaa, bougetovUtoa, I * itss visa, etc. la Ml bloom $ <W6 » r *#w granddaughter). It ? SL$dW * * U* Ca*M * TOR ALtROtn <.(RUCK IN TOR tilTORD JU4P f O l PROGRAM? » k—salary #f th* Army Bruch- f I L L D R ILLIN G R ew ard C. L ong Ing1y ifruck by the rolneldence. At any rate, they have been very gracloua end hoiplt.ble—and, be. Have me. with their limited or nil Engllah and our practically nil French, the game of “ charades" haa been going full blaitl But back to my account df the day We left th# harbor for a re­ ception at the Governor’* Palace. Frankly, my eye* arc till! popping over the oriental rug. .trrtched over the tile and pollihcd marble ftoora, too beautiful to walk on, and celling, and doora of Intri­ cately carved mahogany. The front door led into a patio with a run­ ning fountain and poot In the mid­ dle. Here the Governor recelvrd ui and we were then ushered into a roam lined on all sides with sofas and bolster! covered in rich red and gold brocades. Th# walls were mosaic tile hallway up and then—if you can imagine such— white plaster carved so that it really looked like fine lace. This led up to the carvH mahogany that ran overhead. We were served hot mint tea and all sorts of exotic looking (don’t ask me what they were) cookies and rakes. This afternoon we attended a briefing session at the office of General Franke, the French mili­ tary head in Casablanca. In addition to all this activity, f was ill during the last night with an upset stomach which the Euro­ peans call "tourist disease" (and whirh makes the victim believe il is fatal). I don’t see how this very effici­ ent tour director of ours, Dr. Marcel Durlauv, has kept us together and not lost In all the excitement, but somehow he has. At any rate, since we *ra expecting tomorrow to go to Rabat, tha capital of Mo­ rocco, to witness the triumphal re­ turn from Tarls of Ills Majesty, the Sultan of Morocco, this’ I jpfeia should be'all for now. 'Herds Borden's Cottage Cheese with juicy pineapple mixed right in it” Herlong Reports SriD M TSAIN1NA About fifty Member* of Cm ■re*, asd tbetr families will abort'y descend on Daytona Reecb. The iris le MHed es "Spring Trelaisg'r ter lbs Democretle asd Republic*a baseball team*. Actually tt It aa excuse to get the Member, of Congress so see and know our gra.t section af the state. It bis really paid dividends. Net ealy he* Daytona Beech received over a quarter of # stillioa dollars worth af free publicity out of the affair, but It M l else resulted in our getting some estelleat Coagreasloul help ■a yrojaei* la eur area. A Mem­ ber who haa area a project is mare like/ to widsrstand end ta­ ste* than one who ealy has a word Rioter*- There ere more ways t* kill a cal than by chok­ ing him oa butter. 6 0 0 0 NEWS FROM OCALA The telephone rang th* other tight Rut as I was getUag home. The operator said Ocala wee cellteg. The news wee that another grandchild had arrived—this time i giH. Everybody Is fine, end I've you build ^ M y, IX, *•.*•■ C*< LOS A N G ELES, C A L IF . • . but w* don't want to send It without your permis­ sion! It wl'i Ull yea how you esn *1 ply for a 11,(100 Ufe Insur­ ant# poller to help take car# of final expenies without burdenlnr your family. And you can handle the en­ tire transaction by mall— with OLD AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obliga­ tion. No ons will call I You c«n glva us permis­ sion, to sand this fra* Infor­ mation by simply nulling # postcard or letter' (giving ■B«) to Old Ametic#!) Ins. Co-, I W. 9th, Dept LS09JL FLORIDA TIMES*UNION Dally Delivery Phoae 1787 for Prompt Service DO YOU REALLY WISH TO SELL? Mora' and Mora Paopla are Utilising tha HAN5BROUGH PLAN to BUY and SELL BECAUSE: It's Safe, Fast, Sura, Fair way to huy and atll, BECAUSE: The Buyer knowa that ha la putchaaing at tha Fair Market Yalua. BECAUSE: Tha Sallar knowa that ha U racaivlng full Markat Value for hia property. NOW—If you would like to Include your property In the few remaining available date* tn April, contact the HAN8BROUOH offire AT ONCE for Inspection without obligation, and a de­ tailed explanation of the HANS BROUGH Plan, Call COLLECT —ORLANDO, 44571, ABSOLUTE BARNARD'S MOTOR COURT WINTER PARK—ORLANDO "On the Million Dollar Milt" *25 N. Orlando, U. 6. Hwy. 17-92 TUESDAY, MARCH 20—1:30 P. M. Th* Barnard Motor Court It located in an area well known for its commercial property of high valu#—hanr# th* nam*:"Th* Mllion Dollar Mile". |t ’» situated on U. S. Hwy. 17-92, N. Or­ lando Avf,, Winter Perk—Orlando area with It* continual stream of north-south hound traffic. Beraust of this excellent location. It has enjoyed • most excellent year 'round business. The property front* 140 ft. on N. Orlando Ave. and extend* hack 388 ft. all the way to tha next street, west. The Motor Court'consist* of It rental units consisting of one large frame house (5 rooms and hath) used hy owner In addi­ tion to the following units or cottage*;. Concrete block office building with office furniture— concrete block 1-famlly rental apartment—concrete block 2-famlly rental duplex apt with 2car carport#—concrete block 1-famlly efficiency unit— con­ crete block Laundry bldg,—4 frame 1-famlly rental apartm entone frame 2-familv rental apartments. There It also ona overnito rental unit which hap a private entrance and prlate bath—and has a 2-car carport*. The cottages art to arranged that they can be used for permaa•lit rentals also. ORLANDO 2-ainry Desirable HOME . . 821 N, EHa' Drive M LOT 100’ hr 'Approx. 138 ft, NEW ORLEANS, LA. BIRM INGHAM , A LA S. A T LA N T A , GA. \ M IAM I, FLA. 4 BUSES DAILY 4 RUSES DAILY 1 * ■ ■Jn I v .jffl L X jS m I BUSES DAILY I BUSEI DAILY S RUfVR DAILY "You know how good my cottage ebeeee le by Heelf. Then you can Imagine bow grand it taxteewith chunks of lueekme pineapple mixed through end through 1L Servo U cn crisp lettuce leave* or aa e snack pith potato-chip scoops. And remember, plain or fancy, my delicious cottage cheese la hearty food ...rich In protoins. Beautiful Stainleu Tableware by valuable new premium *H*i tyntcrnational * Send I I and lower portion of ltd tram package of Borden's Cotttoo Cheeto with name and addroaa to: 'W ^qlbrdCbfiv1, Oder expire* luno 30, 1937 $ ItMhy'| h* 5**aa Company jK R R S ^ C ity J jo . m m BH wm ’ ,* FRIDAY. MAR. 23—1:30 Property consist* of beautiful landscaped grounds. 100 ft. front, age hv a good depth; located at 825 N. Kola Drive—and Meal location —only 1 block west of Summerlin Street, between Park 1 aka Av# and Mark- St. Thla I* a 2-storv home, modernised In every detail, an all electric kitchen, choice hullt-ln featuiea, till- floor. In inirchaxiug the home, It will he sojd In such a manner thal you may secure the many choice eiectrie appliances along with the home, a portion of the furniture, or practically all of same to suit your needs; you can buy any Item you may desire after -the home le sold. Be a u t if u l l a k e w e ir On U. S. Highway 441-27 LARGE S-BEDROOM HOME 2-ROOM GARAGE APT. on LAKE 1-ROOM COTTAGE with Fire­ place LARGE BOAT OR GUEST HOUSE with Large SUN DECK P l u s Choice LAKEFRDNT LOTS—Alt High and Dry. THURS. MARCH 82—l:!iO p.rrf. AVON PARK—'ION. MAR. 24-1:1# BI N.SET LODGE On U. B. HWY. 37-08 Large 2-*tory Curat Home with preised brick foundation and 2-itorv duplex. To be told se­ parately or together at suits your individual needs, Duplex has upstairs apt, with living and bedroom combination —a kitchen completely equipp­ ed and a bath with tub. The downstair* apt, ha* a living room, combination klchm and dinette—-hath with tub and utility closet. All on a 125x120 ft. corner lot that's well landreaped. News O f Men In Service We Have a Letter We'd Like to Send You ^ , , 1^ u d(ld, X k ‘ mirkrt come. Into ,h* mone' *r# th* picture became the m o w on r*oord « «T ln« tkey'l* m dy m i n i n r i In Wuhhgton give 10 H builnen every ilgn of HIU being watchful 1,1,00111 »how »nT *‘I“ of lurt,<ng and unready yet to let money 10 tee PO’chology of a run*way get really eeiy and Inlereit rate* 000rafatl very far. Only the .lock market is far Bankera here feel that the ten- haa given any hint of turning In The greate.t beat reiUtlng mintral banking managers are far that direction, having perked up ,ral known 1. cobalt. from aiiured that the flattenin'* »f>cr rtie Preildent’a announceout In bu.lne«« activity, which ment he’ll try for a ireond term, Portugal la the world’a leading haa eaied the money tlghlnci. * Except for the revival of the cork producer. lillla line# Chri.rhiai,# can’t re- hull market a»J the higher tendverie luelf quickly If a reiurging *ncy of industrial material price., If Mlaalng The • If the mailman bring* you merchandise which wa* not ordered and I* not wanted, it need not !>* returned. So sav* an authori­ ty on postal law, Abe McGregor Goff, aollcltor of tha Post Office Department. Ha told tha house postal committee that th* best way to discourage this annoyance Is to re­ fuse either to buy or return It. He himself throws all such stuff in the waste basket, he said. HU statement may briny a flood of threatening letter* from sender* demanding merchsndU* back, or *!•*- According to Goff, the** ptopl* hava no “or eUe" In tha matter. People who receive unsolicited mer­ chsndU# should not let themselvei be Imp'rseii upon. Wa think that there will he a lot of Sanford wait* basket* full of this type of merchandise with the release of th* Poet Office Department aollclto-. before HARGETT'S MOTOR COURT )i Mile from ORANGE LAKE Between OCALA and GAINESV1LI.E on Hwy. 4 4 1 -Orange BIuimim Ti all WED. MAR. 21—1:30 P. M. Owner’* home and 2 'building* witn Income units situated on approx. II arrta. Ground* are beautifully landscaped a n d there are approved spaces for 14 trailer* and additional rent­ al Income. Land I* high and dry near fin* restaurant! and drive.In theatre, Busses atop right "at door". WINTER HAVEN— S NICE HOMES TUES.—MAR. 27—1:30 P. M. PINECREST HEIGHTS Ona ham* It stucco over lath with built-up roof, fireplace, cypress paneling and screened front porch—glassed rear porch —Venetian blind*, Haa garaga and laundry room. 2nd and 3rd house* art concruia blockstuccoed—have furred walla— ull ffhor furnace* and vcnttlaa blind* — and asphalt ahlngta roof. Kitchens hava Batura! ZEPHYRHII.L# finish cabinet* with whit* CUNNINGHAM ESTATES metal basa cabinets. All pro. THURSDAY, MAR. 2B perty ta on a paved street, near 1:00 P. M, 50 highly desirable lota located achoola. All elty co n ve n ie n c e s . Just 2 miles north of Esphryhills In Pasco County, near tha Fort King highway. CLEARWATER Many of tha lota hare trees, 1Outstanding HOME! All lota ar* high and dry and FRL, MAR. 3* are highly restricted. All streets HI* P. M. In the subdivision are graded T N. Comet off CieveltaC and dedicated to the County, 2Bedroom — 8-Bath* Several lota front on a small MODERN, on boauttful land­ lake. Electricity is available scaped lot 70x135 ft and location U convenient to 7US P. M. busses, 311 Woodlmn TERMS; 25% down at Auction 1-Bed room, 8*Bath —Balance VERY Convenient Lot oxtemli thru from Boobar all Cash. ling St, to Woodlawn _____ PLANNING TO B U T , Propertle* OPEN for Inspection after 10:30 A. M. Day of Auetion, with helpful representative* on the ground*. TERMS: 20% down tuning otherwise noted) at Auetlou other''prop»r11e»T^ WrlU *» the** *nd [-|ANSBROUG|.| �fW.f’.r/iJ - ■■. 'Shipload' O f Fashions Is Spotlight Show On Hollywood Shown At E. M.himWives and the planning for the va­ Mrs.JEd Cox Is Nominated By Circle Committee m I H E SANFORD H E R A L D Mon. M ir. 19, 195# Miss Carol Skinner Is Fete In Nicholson Home With Pcjg t)f ,2 * Th* Enlisted M*n'ii Wivei Club The highlight of th* Anna Milt HOLLYWOOD l*-D id you know prtl(Qtrd itl spring Faahton cation and (3i clothes to wear er Circle meeting at the El's that— at the Bill ThrMre Friday morn. going to greet him aa he return*. Club lust week we* the submit. One of the prettiest bridal partial a pink taffeta and tulle gewa. Aa tha guaata.antared, sack wee About 45 per cent of the Rim, lug at 10 a.m. before a large Princess style* were shnwn a* the nominating commit- of the season was given Thursday industry'* take now cornea from crowd. the new fashion trend this year In report. Mr*. J. R. lloolchnn evening wh*n Mrs. J. Hugh Nichol­ given a tally tied with a white bew abroad. With fashion* by the Hollywood colors of yellow, bright as the announced the group's selection son, Mrs, II. B. McCall and Mr*. holding two wadding rings. . ! People and Adult* will be eondue- ‘Dill figure la expected to. In. S1.no an array of caauaj. apart*. sun Itself and other brilliant f,,r the new o ffe rs n foil>"<■.* W. A. Ludwig entertained with four The hostess** presented the bride* MONDAY Th* Part Matron, d o b ef Sinii-ited at P in t Baptlit Ctiurcn at pr-»M*ul,i...y-a tabic* of bride* at the''Nicholson' elect wflS"fiUYg£V«mfte stick} ef formal and everyday u*#r M s •hede.i.which..trod,*to, *•! awav \ t r« y\( no!* Chapter No I OES will meet p m Most movlaa are now madt with Miown by Mrs. Wliiiara Steroper from the ue#d of traditional tu t) linrry Anaii, first vice piasiiivuti home in honor ul Mis* Carol Skin- bar cboKS allver paitera al g with J. E. Courier 1309 Pelmmo n , t eider Spring* Home Demo an ey# to th* foreign market. memento of th* occasion.' Mr*. Elliott Fenwick. Mr*. Joe blue*. ■-JtfMr*. A, P, Rowtrsnx, ••mnd vice ner As*, at • p. m* Th* wrinkle sheddera are he president: Mr*, f?.tv Cvorneninff, Coffee and daisert martafuag club will meat at the home of Mr*. The** enlightening raeti come Hughes. Mrs. C. Esgleton, Mrs. For Ihe occasion, the homa was Primary and Junior children wrlli W. D. Simpson at . p.m. John Brown, Mr*. William Fos coming more and more popular secretary; Mr*. Jnme* Ron«enow, lopped with atrawbtrrtf* aad meet for study course In church The Ware Bible Clasa will meet from Alfred E. Daff, executive ter, Mrs. James Allen. Mrs. in th* summer cotton*, point* nui 'j-tcardintr secretary: Mr* Itlrhonl heautifiillr decorated with spring whipped cream sarvad by. th* hoa* membership at First Baptist at McKinley Hall at 1 p.m. for a vice president of Universal-Inter­ Frank Deamt, Mrs. Lloyd Ric­ Mist Rose Levy, manager of the Mapra, treasurer, and Mrs. L. G, 1flowers. On the mantel was an ar­ lease* to tha following guaata.ta* ray of lighted candlelabr* tied with national and heed of Its foreign ker, Mrs. Jason Goldman, Mrs. Hollywood Shop. C' urch at 3:45 p.m. F acet, chaplain. bowi of white ribbon and orange joying th* party with the brid*. Study course* In church member­ covtred dish supper. Host* for th* division. Ho points up tho revolu­ Philip Roalnl, Cathy William*, A beautiful creation ef the .. .. Th# final aelectlon of thl* alste blossoms. The dining room carried elect; Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Mrs. C, , Barbara Foster, Sue Gibson, Cirri ship will be conducted for Inter­ occasion will be Mr. and Mr*. W. tion lr film economy. E. Myers, Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr„ !y,r :’*Vr*bI# fn ' rmy * T : *. thr" of officer* will he made at a‘ the tame motif In decorations. W. Tyre. Mr. and Mr*. H. W. Once Hollywood wai supported and Cent Wheatland, Jean and piece linen suit of hlack and mediates,* Young Pcoplo and Ad­ Mra. D. W. Linker, Mrs. Jtaa future meeting. Goodspeed, Mr. and Mrs. Ed KirA replica of the wedding party Dooley, 31ri. Pat Rual, Mr*. Kitty by American moviegoers. The for­ June O'Conner. whit* was shown along with a ults at First Baptist Church at 1:30 Mra. Janie* Blankenship, presi­ chhoM and Mrs. C. E. Chorpenlng eign receipts were gravy. But now Orchids were presented each gingham cnacmble for the"lady- dent, conducted Hi# Im.cnes, me. t- with a miniature brjd» and groom Walker, Mra. Judy Smith, Ufa. p.i and a lighted church aurrounded Jean Flllon. Mra. Bat bar* Jacobthe film Industry could not con- guest upon entering the door In-waiting " i Cub Scouts l’ack Tan Sr. The children modeled sporl* ing while other standing chair- by orange blossoms and other ion, Mias Margarat Blayda*. Mia* The Seminole County Children * tinue on Its. pre-ent basis without and paper Easter eggs with com mitt#* will m**t at 7:80 p. . announcement*, m. in th* First Mathodiat Church. Committee will meet In the school the foreign business spring flowers centered the ser- Dial Boyla, Mist Cherry Singletary, numbers on the hacks were also clothes of pedal pusheri, sleeve- m,n Hill- , vlng table overlaid with an Import­ Mias Anna Carlay, and Mill' fear* Parents of buys wanting to en­ administration building on CamThe movie business would sur­ given them. Holding tha lucky let* Jackela and swim suits nf, Preicnt were Mr*. R, merctsi Ave. at 4 p.m. vive—It always has," said Daff. Easter Eggs wer* Mrs. Laura cotton. which ta highlighted In himer, Mis. Lowell Osier, Mu. ed lace and linen cloth. roll should attend. Robert Thomas, Mrs. Marla I The guesta wera greeted at th* bars Chapman. The Deptndable Class of tho Th* Dom e Clesi of the Baptlit "But the whole setup would have Pariah, 31ra. C. L. Eaglmm, Jean matching material. Priaas war# praianlad la Mrf, Also popular with the crowd .Thompson, Mia. Lytidell llobhel), door by Ihe hosreaaes, Miss Judy to be changed." Fir** Methodist Church will meet Church will meet at the home of Parrish and Ellen Gonraler, who Don Walker, U 1a a h irta ra t was the three piece aport* wear Mr*. JosepHne Gordon, Mry, MsrLudwig and Mlsi Sonny Skinner. Blaydaa and Mrs. Harper. t — with Mrs. John Schirard Jr. in Mrs. C. W. Urglo on Celery Ave. Fortunately, no euch calamity aa recalved door prim . The orchid Loch Arbor for Its regular meeting. at • p.m. Mrs. Sam Aired and Mrs. tha loss of the foreign market Im­ plant was won by Mrs. C. W. of a akirt, top and ihOrii, all 'ha Lang* Mr*. M. M<i*#a. Mr*, Mias Ludwig wore a floor langth z mallhlng material. ^lary Roettger, Mra. J. R, Hoole- dress of daffodil taffeta and tulle All mambere ere urged to attend. C. C. Hanna will be co-hoateaaei. pend*. Daff foresee* Increased Wheatland. For Ih# dressier dresses aofl h*n, Mrs, Harold Kaslner, 3 1 ra, prosperity (or Hollywood. and Miss Skinner wai dressed la TUESDAY The show was baaed on the WEDNESDAY A rt You Intarg Study course In church member­ Enlistment and rehearsal for "The reason for the Increase In them* of a typical navy woman's lines in simple but smart look- Harry Kent, Mrs. Greg Kinlnw, In ship for Primary and Junior chil­ Junior Choir will b* held al First foreign receipts Is simple." he ex­ life. Fashions were shown In ing atylea highlighted llic crea­ Sirs, II. C. Dlsbrow, Mrs. John plained. "Since th* war, (ha stand- three acenea; (1) waving good-by tion*. Whit# pique formed a dren will be conducted It Flrit Baptist Church at 1:30 p.m. Peace, Health ards of living in foralgr land* have •a th* huaband leaves on a tucked sheath and wai very Cameron, Mra, C. II. Stafford. Baptist church at 3:43 p.m. Study coursa In church member­ Study course la church member- ship for Primary and Junior chil­ risen so much that the people now cruise; (2) getting ready In meet smart along with Sadd Jo ori­ Mrs. paler J. Rukur. Mrs, Iioug( . Prosperity? •» K ginal strapless dress of charcoal *hip for Intemtdial**. Voung dren will be conducted al Flrit have extra money to spend beyond Huskln, Alia. H. Adair, .Mra, brown and while. Th* duster with the cost of food, clothing and If So, You Ara Invited Baptist Church at 3:45 p.m. Jnitu-s, Rosenoxv, M>«. E. J. matching dress and lined with the shelter. They have more to apend OES Chapter Two same material la high on the Study course In church member­ Muughon Jr., 3 1 r*. W, , Clark*, To Vlalt Th* . . . on movies, which are the most Hew In Hollywood ship tor Intermediates, Young 3 Clayton R-nt*k. Mr* IVt>bv Has Regular Meet; fashion lists these days. Soma universal form of entertainment thing new Is printed tissue faille People and Adults will be eondue- "Fortunately, Americana have a Killmon, Mrs A. T, Rowaraoi, With 25 Children U N IT Y CLA SS which can he worn around the ted at First Baptist Church. Sira, i'lidio Stout Reads Resolutions knack of making films that are HOLLYWOOD <*-Col. Been clock. The Civic Department of tha more popular than anyone els*’*. B.nlnoie Chunter No, 2 OES Hen we* In Hollywood this week Again for the expectant mom Womans'# Club will hav« a eov- With four billion peopl. In the held He regular n-ectloi. at with IS of hie children. SFE 1 Mt HI AC v MM l S V A LD E Z H O T EL was shown a pert and pretty ac­ •red dish luncheon at 12:30 p. m. world and 153 million Americana, Masonic Temple Thursday night Th* kid* were flow* Is from cordion pleated top with a slim followed by a program aponaored it f* logical that an Increasing i s . Korea, where they live Is as or­ PASSION PLAY skirt Mr*. E. Boll. “A N«w lhara 0» our prQ(ltlwill eome from b th# Worthy Matron Mra. Maryof magicrepe. Rhinestones TU ESD A YS"' phan*!* which Col. Hess founded by added Just the right touch. Museum”. Speaktr will b. Mra. tbroad." Alice Wy.it, Resolution, were and help* support. They are her# Fred. T. William#. Mrs. John L. I.e* was a most How has thl* changed studio read from Barhervllls and peland 7:45 P. M. to act In "Bailie Hymn," the film commentator. Mrs. I.if thinking? Chapter* aiking three of the gracious version of th* colonel'* snaring by the way, wrote the script for "All of our pictures are ealcul- n'emh*r» to «-rv* -.> |T«.t, life. the event ■ted for their Impact on th* for- nit** March 52 and Apvfl S r*iCol Hess, lean, handsome end Sirs, flnscmary Finnegan, pre eiad market at well a* th* Ameri­ peclively, dark-haired, «•* at Universal sident thanked t.i* can, Only a few fllmi are mad* Th# chapter room s m heautl- membersof oftheth*Club Internation when hl« charges ar­ Duxhury Dance without a foreign appeal. Thnae fullv deenrated * ih exquisite «lmrived sol he rushed forward to Studio lor the "pleasant" Inter, *•sI I** are picture* about A m e r i c a n pllelty. The dteoratlmi* consisted mission end Ihose who had help­ great them affectionately. The Schedule of Miss Myrtle Hilton, , ports and fllmi Ilk# Ml and P* of a rreen and white .-olnr scheme, kids, who ranged from 1 to (. ed with the putting together nf ehatrered happily In Korean aa he Home Demonstration Agent March Kattls, which gr# great her* hut carried out by potted plant* and the show. 21-27 la as follows: not at good aboard, with th* *xwhit* tapers. P ot Shani*..,.*** shepherded them to (he wardrobe Those taking part In a delight­ March 21. Lake Mary Girl*' 4-H ceptlon of Australia. were used •• Identification badges, ful dance review were Dianna departments to ho fitted for their The r*'r<**liiiifnU Ixtne Nichols, Mary Jane Flynt, Michel eostume*. TTiry changed from Club will meet at the school at 1 j "Likewise w* may make film* p.m. The demonstration will be their n e a t outfits to tattered "Have Pimple* Moved in on You?" that are not »o popular here hut ovlrlald with a while linen table Pop# ami Mlsi Jonl Saunders. liked hy foreigners. These Include cloth, which wa* centered with a Mrs Christine niankenship ae clothe*, which Is how Hess found March 22, Laka Mary Home De­ many of (hem In strife mm Korea. monstration Club will mert at the what w# call the ‘sex-and sand' .larga Shamrock and while candlea rompanlcd them on the piano. » . ,ts films—the romantio adventures." with Shamrock* aturhVri, were While he witched over the wide?. •*! nineen advantageously animit tha eyed youngsters, he diked ebout Community Building at 10 o'clock Nettle Hnaensteln black broadThe demonstration will he "Making lahle. Dainty green {,-•,* cakes Meditation Lesson ■ Noth tunic coetume iteslgncd for the movie. tdNk. a Pleated Tiered Skirt." Mra. Mor- Cornell Borchers wer# served by Mr*. Ma* Shep­ *i*>-i**V winter and early aprlng. Th* "Ye*. If la somewhat eerie to Florida Tower Company’s pard and her committee to 43 Given By Leader |*cket. edged with black silk be reliving your life," he ob- rli, membera. Horn* EconogUat, will give a de­ Germany's Finest srald. buttona closely over a nar­ eerved. "I find myaeli looking monstration on using small elec­ To Church Circle row dress with a notched boat heck with regret about things I trical appliances. Circle No 4 of the W5CS nf neckline and l i g h t , bractlal G ift Since Dietrich should hive done." March 27, County Chorus will Ih* Methodist Church met at alaavaa. The Hess ilory, which win be HOLLYWOOD ufl - Germany'* meat at Community CtnMr al 1:10 the home of Mra. W. E. Glideportrayed by Rock Hudson, be- a.m. greatest gift to Hollywood since practice. 2410 Stevens Ave., Tuesday I gins In Marietta Ohio, whare he TwoforGirl*' Mrs. Georg* Gamble and her well 4-H Cluha at Lrman Marlene Dletrirh la a taffy-hairad morning, Roherl .Mahan aawas a minister In th* ,d w e lt pf School will meet at tha achool at natilral beauty named Cornell Bor- daughter Mrs. W. A. Mitchell Jr. aisled theMrs. hostess. the Dlsclplei of Christ. Th* 1:30 for the firsl group and 2:30 for chrra. of Headland. Ala., were the giiesba Mrs Marvin l.cddnn presided preacher, who hrid flown his light tha second group. The demonstra­ Actually, ah* resembles th* sul­ last week of Mr. and Mrs. H R. enlisted In (he Air Force during tion will be "Have Pimples Moved try Dietrich very little. She has Owens and family. Mrs. Gamble Is over th* session ilior which Mr* LAST TI3IK TONIGHT k* -as Blake Sawyer gave Ihe devotional STARTS 7:00 plane to churches around Ohio, in on You?" heen compared to Ingrid Rergman. Ihe mother of Mrs. Owens. and Mrs James Borard conduc­ World War II. _ AUN — JUNE Th# Ceramic* class will mcel at amt indeed she Is similar to the ted the study period of "Medlta "A commission aa a chaplain Seminole High School at 7 p.m. noted Swede, both in beauty and Raymond Latham, SP 3rd class, tbm During Holy Week " lADD * AllYlOg rim* through after I had gradu­ hearing son-in-law nf Mrs Ernest Harnil Those attending were Mrs ated as a first lieutenant." he re­ Like Bergman, Cornell is ilalu- Ion. will be sent on tour of duly to Marvin l.e.Uon Mrs. W. tv Tyre, called. "But t sent It hack. I fell et'iu* 1 3 feel 7) with an ample Europe. Mrs. Latham, and three Mrs Borard, Mrs Sawyer, Mrs. that I couldn’t aak my neighbor figure that aeem* refreshing when children will return In Lake Mon Ted William^, Mrs r . l. flic c onnell “ to bear arms against th* enemy stacked up against some of Holly­ roe to wait th* return of her hus ijnrnnol. Mrs, C. L. Wallis, Mra. E. If I didn't do so myself. I also wood's atari. Her skin has that band from his lour of duty. D Kirchhoff, Mrs (' F. flranaii. tony felt I could accomplish more a* healthy glow of Nordic beauliea Mrs Octavla Rumbley, Mrs R. a regular offlcsr than aa a chap­ and she seldom uses makeup. Congratulation! ta the first F Crenshaw, Mrs W. R. Hailed m wtsata R»o]. lain. There it a natural barrier ”11 would look silly on ma," she grade, Mra. Dmighton, Ihe rearher. and Mr* E Ley Jr. . ft**MtC0l0l i wv-e that exists betwean soldiers and remarked. "1 only waar enough hi and Mrs Iflttell for Ihe lovely St Mrs W A Hunter, president ehaplalni." make my akin look darker for the Patrick Day decorations made for of the WSCS of (he church and Feature— 7:3.1 It* flew N fighter bomber mil­ La*t Complete Sion*—9:20 camera." the Lake Monroe arhool lunch Mr*, Milam H. Wyatt along with "Hill.1.All A CAR NIGHT" lions In Europe. During one of But she added that German room, for the month of Starch. 1Sirs DeNering were guesta. them, a bomb dropped accident­ women are going In for more mtaually H* later learned that it fell ttflrallon than before. •^ o n an orphanage. Utia weighed "Amerlcen women ipemd much heavily on hi# mind. , more time groumlng themselves," During the Korean War, ha the observed. "Even busy ones, OUR SEW ING C EN TER haloed or* anil# tho ROK air force like secretarial and huuaewivei. and flew 230 mission# himself. He find the time to pur up their hair was touched by tho pitiful bands at night to they'll look good the of orphans In that wretched land next day." and decided te do something about Cornell appears to he let .for a It. He took over wt old govern­ successful Hollywood career. She SAVES YOU ment building on Chenju and air­ was well received In her debut, New Patented F IB E R - L O C K lifted (he orphans out of the eom"Never Say Goodbye." oppoaltr m. Asis.ss* , %bat rones. Rock Hudson. Now she’s back for Now there aro 714 In tti# orphan­ a coslarring role wlrh Errol Tlynn d u r in g age, and Hess has donated pro­ In a romantla Intrigue titled "Is­ ceed* from hie book and tht tanbul." movie to lie support. Despite her aucreti hers, the 5 DAYS — TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Now special assistant to th* air doesn't plan to acttle permanently. B o a n f ;• O U T W r in k le * . . . L o ck * IN S m o o th a jlf l force assistant chief of ataff for Why? FULL ROTARY personnel In the , Pentagon, Hess "Because I have a home In Garwill oversee at least part of tha Crumple these tit-new Prim Beadt eeiea miicli," she said. "It is very beau­ R 6U N D BOBBIN Si filming of his a/ory, But h* may tiful rhere. And I feel It la very . . , watch wrinkle* k m m mH Peel the leav# abruptly for Alexandria. Important these daya for actora to imooth, cool fabric. It won't acratch . . , » V r, whort his wlfs aspect# iooo to RED BILK BATIN with red work In both America and Eu­ ever, thank* *o Palm Beach'* Patented and black Imported tweed thea­ rope." fivo birth Is their third child. tre coetum* cornea from Ja FIBER-LOCK Method. Sh* plan! to com* hart for ane Copeland'* collection. Th* long- or two plcturta a yaar and apend Th* aam« advanced feature* aa found on tha To do }uitice to thia completely different aletved dree*, like the coat, ha* the rest of the rime In Europe. She desk model and console. Full nine Rtechaninm Palm Beach cloth, there ate wonderful pa*a Jat - embroidered collar. U Sanford in a hnndaom* "go-everywhere” carrying term, richer colon, far finer tailoring, fastens down an elongated has both German and Brltlah pass rase Reg- 9114. model-priced to u v a you 115, porta, line* aha wai married to panel past the welitlin*. Tha imart appearance. Cool, long wearing, Accordion aoat, tied at th* nacklln*. la an Englishman, Brues Cunning­ TERMS TO SUIT YOUR INVENT EACH . THADE fN waihable and trill retaina the famous Palm SEWING MACHINE shaped to flare Ilk* th* draaa ham. Thay had a ion. Christian, School Beach open, poroua weave that her m l tit now I, and ■r# now dlvorcad. aad lined to match. m, km m . Sec our fine aelectiounow. Calendar Miss Myrtie's Schedule FO R A MAN'S f is A A o n a h K THE M C S u jh rr£ .’35 ’1 5 Gigantic Spring Sale! Portable EFFICIENT NITE-TABLE STYLE J> ■ „ * • * '* * # •* IN DINING ADVXNTUM SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY “Th# Country Club of Trotting Track*** PRESENTS The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL L O U N G K - OPENS u Friday — March. 23 EVERY EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 91.85 Fop Spsels! In tro d u cto ry O ffer Call, CoHoc t ? c o it 4 t r o u i m Console Y’nu Bar* |3 5 on thl* reg. 5144 model Dreaamaater ssw lng unit In a beautiful con•ol* atyled cabinet. Sewa forward and reretnt, menda, darns, embroider* , * Multiapeed control. American Made flince 187® NOTBt We Her* Only A Untiled —DIRECTIONS— 92 at Caaaelberry At Oar B4« lad Arrow Tha Sanford Oris ad* Dag Trash T* Oar Ctab 223 E. ♦v uM2d I 99 k- The** Ke'tnamy Modal Mathlaea—Eaprclally SLACKS 10.91 "W# Invite Charge Aeceaata'* �•M V ■ • . N AYt* A L A * \ JiM K IH S t iwho w m* \ o* \Mtt AMgRfCA.* v * * ■ •' • y — _ ™ • /.•amt r swr/v* V ft a r w p ie y ^w **> V/CTCRf W Ar W^WlAPELPtOA IfT— WELL BHABIB MM , r 70 EQUAL alwd’look at tha two balky moo•tar«, they war# playing around In ena ipot for about 48 ntaataa ©rjuvhmir. Floundering la about throw Coot OP D IC K Burrow rm fi/H T I b M R A U tr /n i* MOM0> ' 428-FOOT ROME RUN SCOTTSDALE, Aria., W. - Wall Moryn, the "sleeper" the Chicago Cubs picked up In their winter deal with Brooklyn, Is quickly es­ tablishing himself ai the team’* regular right fielder. The powerful southpaw swinger slammed out a 420-foot home run off Don Ferrarese yesterday with two men on to break a 3-3 lie and give the Cub* a 1-3 triumph over Baltimore. YtAR. p CLAIMS WORLD RECORD DAN nAKA EL, Calif. th-Dr. Ifrbett K ent heW hia braath on* drr water for 10 mlnuiea and SSJ aftfbtid* yesterday and claimed a xArrid record. fib s aneilheilotoglat at St, Joatptfa Hoipllal In San rrandaeo wm timed at tba Marin Rod and (VmrClub'a iporti ihow by a ibow io aecapled record for boldiog under walor without aide eueb 3! nqitntungi la fl mlnulei 29 ateoh^y and wee aet 39 ycare ago in — France. Jamns Hay Jordan bald hie hrealh B mlnulei 2 3-5 eeeondi last week In Knn Dingo, breaking that mark unofficially. . Dr. Kcast, 31, 1* president of the Marin Skiii|llvlng Club. There are about 20,000 ipecies of bird* in tho world. ONE STACK SHOW ONLY 10 SCAHY-WB DARK YOUI fit Thru It All—And Yan Win ON STAGE iOU'U BE SCARED SHI MONfTERf RUN LOOS IN AUDIENCE !,. w f t t w i tt, fP ' - ' • a * * n w t be U a lo e t-b e tw w barn* and H n, Tjrkr. Loam nooeped tha puppy M o bar area now and he get np at one* An Lora poMid the opening to anna and got to bar feet. She nibbad bar rhaab egwiiwt ita bant Ut- the uphill path Mm tried to tell Ua haM where the whiU patch whether Jemmy had gone th at ahenend, and atnhad tta fun. She way, bwt Ambrose’* feet had left wanted boidtr toward tba door, marha both way* and Jv u n y might well have mapped into hia aarrytaf tba pappy in bar am a. t'a aha rang i tha Behind bar Mr*. Tyler made a tracks. At choking aound ot race, In tba hallMJT tfic ptUMd fof M uodedckd tha aUlrw. ha tod, and "Marry mnwant Than aha want Into tba library where Wade aat on the than qotid her aoCa before a eotd Artplace, hia at- thing wrong?" Bha want to tha font ef tha bowa on hia knaee, hia bead in hia handa In apito of bar anger a atalm "U’a Jammy. Ha haa disap­ faint atab of pity went through peared, Hia grandmother tried to bar. Ha waa aUO IU with hia taka hia puppy away from him. Ha wound# and tha experience ha,had didn’t realias that I wouldn't have been through. Navertheiaaa, aha let her taka him. I'm afraid ba haa run away." apoka to him eooly, 'To hia grandfather1!?" Adam "Jemmy ia going to keep hie lughed and held him puppy, Wade. Ilia need U more oaked “I thought of that. Peter haa Important than the whlma of your away. been eent to look. I’d hoped be Uchlrvd them the old woman mother." He did not aven took up at her. might have come here. Do you found bar voice, 'Take that era*, lure out of hero at oncal Wade, T thought you were gentle. I know any place elae?" "I know oim pottlbtUty. tt'a not you know that 1 can’t abide doga. thought you would bring peace and very aenaible, but I've hoard him I suppose Ihla la your foollah do­ happtneaa to thia household—'" "i’erhapa you ohould atop think­ mention U when ha'a played here ing, Lora?" Jcinmy held (ha dog to tightly ing about you and think about with the young Lord# — and ba that It yelped and Lora turned to Jemmy. What eort of father are might try.” Lora would have questioned him, (ecu Mm Tyler. Hhe waa illll on you I” lie looked up quickly, but ahe but he ran back up the stairs. I'U her knee*, but alia raised lierielf straight ae Iter aplna could hold walled for no mower, hhe turned get Into my coat and take the cut­ about and went quickly through ler. He might have gone downhill. her. "t had hoped you would want to Ilia door. Up tha atalre to her Suppose you go home and I'll drop be one of tbs givers,’’ she aald. Hut room aha carried ttie puppy. Then In later, whether I And him or if you don't wlah it, then Wade aha allpped out of her room before not" (To Bo Continued) lha puppy could bounce after her. and I - ." O IMA, t> I’M Ills A. Whitney. R.prlntH by iwrml.flun nt Ihe publisher. Al'PUCTON-CXNTllltr-CROfTa, IMO, tllitrlbulol by king V.eluit, Uynilkals, League, will minimi# with (hn 'Lesser Knowns' club on into New York. Al the mumenr. White, from Of Golf Bearing Warren, Ohio, I* not even on llm (ilnnl*' rosier, lie'* presumably Down On Old Guard PHOENIX, Aril. Ml - Three bound for Minneapolis, New York'* Ry MERCER RATLEY year* ago at tha training ramp here farm club. ST. PETERSnURO, Kla., IJRHut hi* effort* Inst year al Dal- Mtka Fetchlck, Llnsel Hebert, of the New York Giant* there wa* a rookie tlalloncd al first la*, whcio he hit a fashionable Hilly Maxwell, Ernlo Vo**ler and base ami bit perfurmnnee wa* io .208, merited upper grade oppral- other* of tha "lcsier known*" of Rolf are hearing down on tha "old pathetic It enused Eddie Drannlck, aal here Uila spring. guard" them days. the club aecrctpry and atlute critic of playing talent, to nbterva: Fetchlck, a 33-yatr-old from Mahopac, N. Y., who la making "That young fellow mutt have hia third circuit awing, won the hia glove on tha wrong hand." St. Peleraburg Open yciterday In nut today this name young fel­ a Hidden death playoff with Hebert, low, Mil White, la e irrong threat 20-year-old from Erie, Pa., after to capture the first baling Job end both carded 275e for tha regulation uiher euch vetera tie aa Whltey 12 holea. Lockman nr Gall Ilirrli Into the outfield—where, Incidentally, they Maxwell, who call* Odena, Tax., een alto be of great value. home, flnlihod third at a n after leading for two rounda and VoiaDill Rlgney, tha new manager of lar, a 15-year-old master plumber the Giente, la not ready Mr poalfrom Fort Worth, Tei., tied for tlve prediction* yet but he doea fourth with Tad Kroll at 27T. allow that the 22-year old White, up from Dallaa In lha Taaaa Although KroU of Fort Lauder­ dale, Fla., la no newcomer to the circuit, thle I* tha first year he ha* mad* a big aplash, capturing two tournament* and leading tba money wlnnari. A Ha for ilxtfi at IT* by Cary LAST 1 DAYS! MI<MI«coff of Ditlai, pr#-tmirn«jr Bill White Strong Threat To Capture First Place Post c-J| I ID DATC ■ f " J f £ '* TVS < WORLD CHAMPtQR&OP 4 coM eecunue * (XFAR9. ARP m e fc AMeklCAAl M R £ 0 . NCAA Semifinals Scheduled Today Hy ORLO RORERTfWlM The Associated Press Tba Ssn Francisco Don*, riding a 53-game winning streak, and three other of the nation’s ranked college learns polnled for the semifinals of the NCAA’s national championship today. Th# Dons, defending champion* and the nation’* No. 1 ranked team with a string of 37 victories this year, tangle with Southern Methodist, ranked seventh, In one lemlfinal at Evan*ton, III., Thurs­ day nlrfht. The olher game m*tche* Iowa’s Big Ten champion, ranked fourth, ard Temple’s sur­ prising Owly, ranked 15th. The fi­ nals will bo played Friday night With All America BUI Russell dropping In 27 point* and again t h r o w i n g up an Iron eurlaln around Ihe basket on defense, Ssn Francisco turned back Utah Sat- : OaiM WitieL • chief yeoman at­ tached to VAH-1| ai the Sanford Nav.l Auxiliary Air station, de­ feated Clsrenca Phillips of Sanford to win the coveted annual G. W. Spencer Memorial Golf Tourna­ ment played at tha Mayfair Inn Golf Course. Wiitcl cam* In with a Tt to take the match three and two. He de­ feated George Herndon in Ihe semi­ finals to move up Into Ihe champiomhip Right yqitorday. The young Navy golfer said that he has been playing golf for about 10 yasrt. Ills borne la In Oartlesville, Okls. Wltrel said that hli bast shot In the match was on tha 15lh hole rm e*' w 7WS g k s jr A * , ' CMAKPlORBUlR />f PMLADBLPH/A, MAAcH/4-rr m i 0 k M/f ffgAL AAUrru% coM PtrinoM . _ •• JACK-OF-ALL-TRADES ASSIGNMENT ORLANDO, Fla., iJB — Manager Chuck Dressen seems to be groom­ ing Harmon Killebraw for a Jackof-all-trades assignment In lha Washington Senators Infield. Xtllehrew haa played every infield poll, tlon but shortstop this spring. urday night at Corvallis, Ora., 02-77. The Mustang* of Southern Melhodist, with 19 straight triumphs, reached the semifinals by dawn­ ing Oklahoma City 84-83 at Law­ rence, Kan. Carl Cain’* 31 point* spearhead, Tha number of tourists visiting fd low* to Ita 89 77 triumph over U. S. national parks has more Kentucky at Iowa City ■> the than doubled In lha last decade. Hawkeye* p o s t e d their 18th straight victory. Two fret throws hy Hal (King) Leir with two sec­ ond* remaining carried Temple RED-I-M IX Into Ihe round of four with a 80 58 decision over Canisiui at Phila­ KONCRETE delphia. The NAIA wound tt* ehamplon Miracle Concrete ship at Kansas City Saturday with Company McNee*e of Lake Charles, La., defeating Texts Southern 80-55 for Ph. 13.15 -r- 309 Elm Arc. Ihe title. DODGERS WORRYING ABOUT KURILLO _ _ _ MIAMI MV-The world champion Brooklyn Dodgers are beginning to worry about right fielder Carl Furlllo'i arm. It was sore enough yesterday to keep him out of their 4-1 victory over the Chicago Cuhi. "It’s worse than tt's ever been," moaned FurlHo today. He's hid tha same trouble be tor*, but ha never hi* been hampared by It. with • wadg* whlah. t*»dad within t*. j feat of tha pin. HI# bast scorn on ik r itliiM j fc- i l i i “ as a «8. Jj n Spencer. bioGirr M4 uiC lat* G.. W. Spancar,. Spancei presented Wilzel llh a Longing, * riit vetch. Phil­ lips racalvad a'tJoaaW golf balls. la thee onsolallon flight, Pat Egan, a Navy man attached to tha Sqnford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion, defeated Harry Took*, tha defending champion, one up. Egan won the match with « sensational three wood JM-yard drive lha I f landed within Inches of lha pin on Ihe 18th hole. Lee Armstrong, Mayfair Inn Gnlf Course Pro aajri, "This G. W. Spencer Memorial Tournament was a well-balanced tournament with scare pretty close. An match** ware played on .lima with wonder, ful cooperation. In lha field of so entrlai tor tha tournament, Ruseetia defeated Al-m len three and two In th* first flight finals with F. D. Scolt defeating Orville Walraven one up In lha con­ solation. In Ihe aecond flight, Richard Yohn defeated Ralph Simas one up in 20 holes. For Yohn this Was the third tournament’ out of four tost ended up with a win on lha 20th hole. E. J. SUU defeated Saul Abramson two and ona to the « jw« solution. 9 In the third flllht, I G. Peters de­ feated T. R. Butt* one up with Harold Collea defeating Horace Little two-up.:-'! , u O. D. Farrell 110 E. First For 10 vaari thle- store hss consistently observed th* fol­ lowing hours! Week day* • a, m. la *:t* PSelurdara • a, m- ** f !*° P> ■*Clnsed from T:1® p. *». Saturday antll •* .* * . Moo, FARRELL'S Arcade Package STORE _ J31.95 - $49.95 TIES Chicago wa* the Grit city to p an a compulsory pasteurisation law. By Van Hausen A Beat Brum met. Square ende, narrow A Beautiful selection of colore A pattern*. TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL II S. RAIN OR SHINE ' By Style Mart, feldpark, Warren Sewell. Auortrd color# far Spring, Summer A E nter. Slits 34-44, Two Hutton roala. Sea this nice selection of suite at Cnwan’a before you buy anr. where. Wrist watches were originally worn by the nobility of Europe In tha 17th century. favorite and defending champion, and Ed Furgol, th# 1954 National Open champloa, waa the bast showing hy th# “old guard." Fetchlck and Furgol had 09* In the! Inal round, Hebert and Kroll 70*. Vossler and MlddUcoH 71* and Maxwell a 72 The R.489 yard Lakewood Country Club couria haa ■ par of 30-3A—72. . W itzel W ins Spencer Memorial Golf Tourney g > ' ■, j lA * & sCj* » $1.50 e a d | SOCKS fl. T. B. E. T. C. H, "one els* Ilia all." . $.85 -$1.00 Olher aocka $.38 pair SLACKS By Leeds, A Thompson. Blends of dacron A wool, rayon A acetate. 1007b dacrons. DOG RACING eaui watsi unaa HmunawietMin **«r Nightly A $6.95 . $12.35 8:10 Matinees Wed. & flat* 2 P. M. b o t h /Cams A tm IM i QhasMew ONLY 22 MORE RACING DAYS BELTS i r Paris, Spnrte* man. In leathar, clo­ th* A elastic. $1.00 - $1.50 SHOES By W. L. Daggle*. Two to*# wing U* » 1 <»*ik A while, brown A nhite, AH slsei. SEASON C LO SES A P R IL 11 • USE Oaf Layaway for KASTKK Purchase* • Charg* Account* k t* fit your <*ahiat �rp*T*.* ■■v t * ^ v v ', w- ge T- - T :=• . • * r, v / 'W <’ - •» *4”,<‘J H J S J r f v S v V vt4 t Y-:~ i j v' 1 ^ v ■. -Y ::v . $ ^ ' - ^ V ;' r W . ;: i r •/■ ■ ) /'Sim p lified S e lli n g Of Surplus I t e m s . . . A "For S a l e " Ad. C a l l 1821 ...■! — Now Herald W ANT ^DS 4 re As Easy As A. B. C. — - ~-.*Uld t.-r^N atTU RE-EO U .RR O LD I t—1BAUTT PARLOR! •"W3*3TT— MERCHANDISE -na>r XLi. v«»* Beauty «a«m - a V* i >441'aEH n m « U a flPRuty N m K Phnaa n >u fio. Oak Are. OUT •! tow* buyer want* tn buy y**d funutura, a|Pfutaace*. mw*. • Larry'a Mart lOpaa evaaiai* b» appointment. t Phan* tan. cut llaet., chtna, ehtni, Jawalry, An­ tiques. One piece nr a codecpiers IT—BUILDING • REPAIRS Rep^r Inn M A. with your lion, r----- ** * -------PAINTING Buy year Furniture at Bnrry’a nima and address *<* Binford WirehMiM Furn., Co., it MI w. Herald. Will *all it your home 1st At. All nsllaaailj adv. furMarch Plat aiture at varaamiaa prteaa. FLOOR aaadlai and ftaiahUn^. 41—ARTICLES FOE RENT Claioina. waxing. Sarrinj nolo county tinea 1985. rOR RENT — Dragline *|td "pare* CLOSE OUT H. M. Gleason, Lake Wary tor by Hour, Week or Month. Thane 1451, Lnn Conitmetion Go. Finer fitntplai inn* nf a kind) Ik—ELECTRICAL Caatraalara Furniture. Rollaway, Hospital a n d RaMy t iving Room 93 — RANDALL ELECTRIC CO, Beds. Day, weak or Month— EG. |2t9 *pc. Living Room Suite Clactriral Contraction and Rapalra Tel. 141*. Furniture Can tar— -only *154 TV Sarvicp Cantpr 114 Wait First REG. t i l t -----Brniiix and Cmley Appliance! >pe, Living Room Suit* 112 Magnnli* A ye. Ph. 1L1 43—ARTICLE! FOE BAM —only I1M REG. U34— 19—LAUNDRY-DRY CI-BAN1NQ - f i r t m R 111l-pc. Living Room Suita ona neur With and Dajtp Dry -only ns* REG. *209 93— Ona knur Ti»h and f i r Feld Ear tweed head. Iig-arnof bottom Tumhad . 3 Pc. Velour ket|onal (all wWh id1 eh* ud*. Plaiti* or SaaKnna Dry 3r.» Cleaatai Cleaal -only <141 rayon tapes. Cotton w nylaa SaathaM* L r m Stm m I REG. 1179.15cords. k n U Mile h e lp t r l tidg. Suita mi Pthnt Co 3 Pc. Wrought Iran Sofa—Bed IN Eart 21th St. only tlM 112-114 Wt*4 2nd St. Phone *ja THREE 1119.1520-PIANO SERVICE 2 pc. Sectionals New screen doors, hardwood *7 no -only *131 27 ,v» L U Sill - Plano Technician Five large Jaloiisla ... Extra large wardrobe 15.00 Phona 2184 Routa 1, Sanford EASY TERMS I pr. dining room tat, dnuhla etienilon, as new 75(81 II-ROOPING-PLUMRING *' G. E Relriserator. perfect *000 Holpoint elactrie rang* . 33 nr Mftther of Sanford 5' bath t u b .............. 11.30 •b m p e is* a t n*M m Super Trading Pnit Dwy. 17-M Ph. Mlt-tl ».WTO TBUA RB W' It ALWAYS Pays To Use The WANT ADS . 1 tlina H > 11m — I timea I k par Hue — I time* 14a par line —... >2 tlmaa 11a par llna . „ aantraat 10a par llna CARD OP THANKS and IN MEMOKIUM Notteaa — *1 00 Ona Lina Equate t avenge word*, whan aat In 9 point (new* atjl«) type. Whit# Space at Regular Lina Rata for amount mad—Count Nina l-Pnint Linaa to l-inak. lk iJsssraL. REAL ESTATE U -S G m L i “T T fT s A N R H n T T lF 'S A l^ Mtin. Mar- in, 1(15(1 Tag* 7 *.^ iL liO W it eVi.y'jEALTORB ~ 11,1)011 DOWN ATTRACTIVE a.Bidrnom home, l VA Insured finanrlrf, ’J"* Down Tun bail room* attm lively furn­ ished home on large clly lnt. Payment, Complete in f«w week*. Imeritate oecupenc)'. Complete price *a,200. L O W ll.L a . 0X1RW leMder - Pheee 1U* SPA C ini'R 3 HEDHOOM owieet 9491 K OrlamM Dr. Ham* with seperetf dining mom. nek llnnrs, doume garage On nice high Inn. 1 Redree as Ceaerete Blech *14,008 — Good Terms VA — *125 Down Payment *Kitchen 5a. r*r Fully Month P A 1 C ITY LOT8 Equipped Act fist in -hoo»r colors end tile, In desirable sertion. Alj* loti and arreage mtlude nf city. A. K, Shoemaker. Builder Pheee 1181 CAMPS A CAMP S ITES l)n ntre large laka with <andy beach A beautiful Oak tree'. NOT A PROJECT! Birr- Homes of Real Individual! HOME ON LAKE DAILY ACROR# CROSSWORD a French coin 1. WAfhAt* ’ • 3 twill* 4 Hi"* II, Playing entrance marble t, Fodder vat 11 Hair 10 Large vat diimtlera for bUeeh* 13 A Ibg tMUKP awteleninf 14. India (poet.) 14. Of th* axle If. Old 18 . Beverage 1*. At bam* Ocrmanlo IT. High, rharaettra craggy hilt 20 finm* 11 item 31. Covfnng of a deck 92 About 34 Matured opening 21. A rabbit 32. W»rp-ytn» (pet namty 3.3. Regret 39 Wander 39. Grisly 30. Th* Vener* able-----| English historian II 31, Safe •12 Bandag# it 34. Droop 3T. Part oP I* "teh*'* 31. Cutting tOAl ;ti*L:i iij U-1'IIILI ta.-.L-.l'i la. Audi, sns-a...... 2U.Ll.tt l ' 1 eotor Mi >141 «Ui:i I ii. i. U, J.tl t 1 ll, J - i.:.i ■ te Place i'l 1 1•! . ,1,|| I 'I I 31.Marta MCMIUIH nlek* H ua t t-. u ir name ll J l U . I It. 33. A U d l9 .ru IJ'I rtUH nine, iihigh, 19 rubber asieHty’t Aat*re boot S4. Petty quarrel 39. AfTlrm 33 Armeil 40. Rampena fercrj 42. Bhoinena of i Indian a country 43. One34. Point card aimed a* ‘14. Curvw ■t *500 DOWN (75 Month. ,A Rota L. Payton, Broker . IV B. Ilrnder»nn, Aeaneiate ty: In tta a r Farm Homes, Early Annahelle Alberta J. Ilatl, Aisorlaie American, Ultra Modern, Cnn Phona 2871 lo i r 17 t l at Hiawatha •* 41. H a u a h t y venttnnal A F r e n c h Colonist 4.3. Aloft type*. i r IT IS REAI. EBTATB r r 43. T o (w u n t ask t'nimley A 3|..nielifc lerthalr* BUILT On l.argn l.snrlirstied 10 hark Photo 71] 1'P 48 Shooting Loti: In Iho licit of neighbor­ at 117 South They Know star hoods. si 47 U It KO.3ir.TMNG DIFFERENT rrssiden* COMPLETE with sit the features neaulllttl Lake Front Home on S * ix 4 J . P it c h r r a you hai> dreamed shout sttrh Larce Lake, Ju»t n few mile* 3 , i at colored Ginerat Eiertne *p from’ Kanlord. Appmxixmainly JR s .'I dowti , RA TES FOR pllinees and tnlnred plumbing one acre, wilh LV) tret nf white 1. Final natures. sand beach. Ju«t the right spot TT“ C LA S S IFIED D ISPLA Y 4Y 2. Chills ' lor those vsDo enjoy fishing, and fevef AND available at reasonable ON REQ UEST hunting, swimming or skiing PAINT - 12.5(1 gal. T-Uhlrii-41 4S-FA1M AND GARDEN 3. A r o v e r e prices with ihr hest (mincing Large Dak tree* fnr shade and Contra t(l*g l ranis. Air M»*» —*p*cial *3.t3. * Greek letter uu 1447 Sinlard At*, variety of citrus trees. I'nnrretr A with minimum downpay­ Army • Navy Surplus. 310 San­ ONE I rt. Esea Flnw Farlltlier 6. Varying ^7 Murk ronslrtirtlnn. oak floors ments. ford Ava. Boa. Good Condi'iou weight ForFRetter Plumbing Tins ts a real Florida home. 4—LOST AND FOUND RRrTT TRACTOR 4D. See or Call l In i) Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr* Price *21,050 00 . NEW A Used fiirniturn ll bargain Illway IT-91 South Phan* Ml W. J. KING prices. Paying lop prices for FOUND-Koye by Harry’* Liquor 2*no outh Park—Phbne *0 M l R id a a TIC good mad furniture, adding BtlBY RED sturdy grapefruit Since 1449. Sanford's Leading AUSO. KKK US FOR FRENCH Store. G.vnar m«y have by pay1:*w nnhln Mnnl AVE. PROPERTY machines, cash register Rig trees. l'» yiare old buds, ready Builder nf homes fnr over 1.800 numbing. Kreiky Heating *- ina for this ad. Apply Sanford • "<• liw r n i A t l l a v Stock SUPER TRADING POS1r i l l J a i F o n im tn plant, tl 00 rarh, one nr a people. Sale* uifire: Utile Venice Herald. M. G. HODGES REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN n il I l.m , l.u r f 1 mile S. 17 92. Phon« 3017 W. hundred. Phnpe »09-W. .1 F in liKh Arbor. w iiv o t v i n n s a i . a Service on All Water Pump* ' l l l l a . i m h i r H rld e 2511 Frrnrh A\e. h ii 9 i i a i LOST—In Panney’* Red Wallet IDninn-Nursery Hiverview Drive la .s a H lu d in l i e s Well* Drilled — Pump* rilONK 1344 44—APPLIANCES J. W. HALL, RKALTOR A'lxniura IVnh Uncle Mall nf We«t First fit. l «i " at ."ii* tins containing *11000. Liberal Re­ Paula Road Phona 700 r r M iiim c ' | r t : i i t I I na I I i i a l n a * f is p e r t ■Tall Hall" Phune 17.38 ward. Please return tn 814 W. • i» l,4 fliiu R L 's ts lv a k FOUR renlel hemes in George­ M i l l I .a t * a n a * PIIG1DA1RE IDAIRn apoliancM, salat 34—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS » mi W.«in«r • .Sih i * H|inrls Ktrnt St. or Phnna SM. PLUMBING 11 III A a w , A OH town, Lin-aled nn Uij-e rorner LOTS and eerw a. G. H. High. Dryado. h i a Kaniiett mu T l M snaV and repair work. Free Fla.. Phona m v jlts or Sanford N. -I H lloillile Ini, One A nmm. , i 4 .hut outside nf city Popular .Sheet .Millie M inari Ita v ia m e LOST—Min’* WriH Watch. Rail Contract w n v v ia w k r* S | ' « l l " i i n f i i a i t r * eilimatei. It, I.. Harvey. 104 t 1*42-W after I p. m. ini.oi mill 2 Iwn lunm home-, * :M T a i l I ’l l l l r * 1 1 1 3 X 10 .3 Na I inn's Top Time*. Then Some Park Sunday. Reward. Thone i . it 'l l In * l l r , , l , i l I H in il Sanford Ate. Phona 1828. l.n n X l'.r n is e sh *« AM h«te Imlite liptti*roino*. Itrasonahlr — TERMS All Other Musical Ne*rti 1.1.13 nr .1 1 .1.1 . 1 I.» J-.iin H a l, N n , s i a i C a r l, k a n a a ra g A l fl t'O N DITIONING I J*l li " ii in H iin i| Monthly Income nf 21)0.00. EsBend Accessonat—Instruments * 1 00 dima Howie 22—SPECIAL NOTICES • i u A I)>i, aI SN"w F»r Room or Building rellenl mieiiinenl si who ii 1.3.3.30—Two Rcilniutn frame hnmc, •URIIR'g Mimic fill OP •.t i m m It n iie i'lys l “ ' 1 t l a r r j a ln o re srreertod porch, hardwood floor*, II 1IIG epiiiltmiti 1(17 W. til. St. Phnna 3071 H. H. POPE l!0. INO. inleietleil write hm FflS e/o 4 • AUTOMOTIVE ENVELOPES, letterheads, slate1nn a ,if riratlnna l.i in A r t h u r il in t f r s y • III* I l-n 14 I lie , estrs lot tnrloded. Terms. Sanford Herald, menu, invoices, hand bill*, and 288 Smith Park Aye. Phase 1441 il.v i a rth u r ( la il'r .'f %.*(1 l>«. •mh,r Jlr'Si iro g r a ms , cic. Progressive I I >t f ii r lk e I I l l l l * f 120 BAfifi Arrorrfmn I .Shifts (in« I" l l l l I’ n f 4'14 Home, — |n|« _ trre ars •I t' v a lia n t I a i # 'rinting Co. Phnna 404 — 403 4—BOATS AND MOTORS 1*1 40 Mr l)l»rricl a i rn•n• j 3 wash* old. Still na* guarsmee n/.IKIl in-: AI .TY CO, I I 'Ml --------------------------- . V e'u .San, Wc*t 13th St. *17,3. nr hast cash oflerImme I I I M YOUR KVINRUUE^DEALER 1 'ilr , I ' j I , Shnic l.aore II Oiler Snip of lined llcfrigaraliir* I'L A fifilFIED DlfiPMT lalaly. Write Dos AfiJ *. fisedislily. Writ I t •'* n a 1 1 'i hi rim irf OFFERS ORI4ANDO Sentinel Bur, Call n»*i*lered Real R«lnie Broke i -UU M ia n - u ii fard Herald. 5 H. SCOTTATWATER . . M1.S0 Ralph Rargft|l50. 2*01 fin, Orlamtn Hr. — Ph. 1.3.39 Ona 9' Frigidaire T iv a n a r 7‘a H. SCOTT ATWATER . *6100 won a | M l M-WANTED TO EUY Or* 7.8’ Friiidairi 1:11 a ia a -O n Tli H. P. Evinruda 1*13 $ A A R . 2 " ^ . lk T up 7' Friildalres I'r n a t ^ I un (?? u t t ! e r V r ^ w i Model •..................... *110.00 m w nmvN-Nt> ( losing costs 4 I I X • « • ■\1r aimi i h i n' ria v m a Mlgbeal CABM, TRADE TN pnras I I M 'l t >I1M I1I V One ».»' Frigldilr* PROMPT SERVICE 10 H. Lightning MERCURY *12*00 M l paid for med hiniituri. Call ‘ T k e M o rm sa l k » V One 7.3’ Frigldalro I A# I'a iu a ln K a n a a ru a 10 H. P. Mercury ure Co u * Funillui One Philco snout I' RA4 T a n I’ a t u r n ....UM.Ofl "Hurricane,r HI R Tout price only 192.V) for new IAiin H'la-tm P m (ram tleiuma On* Hoipoint about 7’ $ 1 "t lo r*s aSifoV d 4 18 H. SCOTT-A' I M I One West! ms-oitry con*lrnrleil 3 bedroom a a in a r Wr*tln^bauia 4’ l«f Iti with c o n t r o l ........... *151*5 ii in ic e m n w home rrsdi (or orrupsnvy litis I I,m» F^'■rnlf INCOM E-TAX-SEliVlCK a s-ji iOn* -Noaga ilin F a i* • 18 H I E t / t W . . > , « . * * * . ’T t m M RENTALS urrk Ijirsimtt st *no lilnrk E. I I: | A 1\ n l i | r m i r T r n u h l* Wm. II. M urray 2,1 H JOHNSON, 10.13 Model. OnHAM A TUDOR. INC. lilt. fit. II 1U I m l i II Itl.h HILL HAKDWAHK l'(l. Phone 1441-M very fast ...■ . *210.110 1111 Celery Ate. a F T V II a iiu ll — pb. *3 *4—oPARTMKNTN "luilgers of Finer Homes" 25 II P. Evinruda 13.13 Model, Closed Sunday and Wednesday mi E. First Si. If V• Iia n• l.silr offers I I Ik l.-na nl Lift Like new . . .. .. . 12*3 no 1 VRLAEA APARTMENT#: rue mi UPHOLSTERING Ideal for motile — 7 bedrnnm 1 .3 —BUILDING MATERIA!J If' ID H i* ,.- a fo r T n m n rrn w Alto many motor* torn down for Custom Made Drapery and Slip gnvele katbi. 114 W. P int tl Beautifully iHitgned Three and hump for null 97.300 now under i: iv •I'i'itinf l.ish, lined part*. Reasonable, i mi Ja. b lrl»l 9h'.* RED I MIX ( ONKBETE rcin*lrnrlion fiame locatmn Cover* Faur B e d r o o m lloinrs for I in t,n- a H ln l f On Sale While Thev Lavl! 0 Anion Apia. BKleleaey. Fhees 3|trade Concrete Co. • iifk n « h # ri 'J l.iaia STANLEY KUI.I* Ne» 191.1 Model Kvlnrudea Florid* Living J In 7 » « ■ itvt Kim Aie. Phnae 1335 F ilm F a i t Hubert A. Willinqifi, Henllnr J -»n plmne Kanlord — 28.18 4 23 H Eire. Starling In * I'l i n ff ERA snd \A tlilt Financed nssmutiil I unriouitl, 4,*.nrtsle 1921 Orlando Dn\r « Big Twin itfio no I Id Nnn 1 'r n ,h f • Prtrsd from *11,W) in llfi.ixm fil VAUIETIKS PA NELIN G gyPICIRNCY Apartment. Suit Phone 1811 Atlantic Rank ltl.lv l O W r.'w iin g arn un d • TRADE-IN your old hoal, MoNative and Foreign Woods. able far baebaiur or touple isles Office—MI3 So French Asn. "Ii IlMma v tor or Trailer. • EMPLOYMENT H r i(n n r | i | r See Them At Iteam haat. >rtra;< hath, shew A. U U im iO N . SR. —Selection of Boat* — 4 M H a ,.|* i C n r m Pboni 1180 ur 29R O •r. Ceveaiaatiy iMated. Access Hherman Concrete Pipe Co. 4.11 M n Tnnr Icrmisl I Gian. Mahogany, Aluminum 14— Rf(. Re*| Estale Itrokcr H E L P W A N T R D -F E M A L R Dut West nth fit. ph. 1411 Iren Pest Office, lu in rj Man b a n * r i i i i a v a H I. t and Gaitor Trailer. V. E Dnugles. Ruhv E. Williams uel Jssehsnn Dept. tinr*. 1 " v ia i • Alno several mrd Bruit and YOUNG woman hrtwrrn 1* sod fialesmsn a_____ rT rktvunv v 35. Apply Robson's Sporling 4*—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT tn.-b*v nuq Itl ft. Park Ph 12*1 M* trader*. r V UN I SHED a art I* A* t . x *80 « «4 Hunermen iiia r m in "—end thera’i enough lumber • • Sea the New Evinrade Line for '38 Goods. Hellnis villa. I IS *« in In Hep,, Itsn.irt HAYNES Oh tee UatklM Ce. tiiobu'ldaheimr Finance Plan I (4 Onll f F'f* (* ir a s A M w i TYPIST and Stenographer Ex Typewriter*, sdd|a| meektpei. f 611 H ,H » a T i l ROBSON Sporting Goods I f you have build ing w n r. Sales.Rentals. Jlk lfag .. PiT*4 perienced, permanent resident. J\f, Jo/inl A.en/Jy Ctm\pam y ment, i*3n Park. Phnni Evlnrude Salea A Service Write *calms experience attd| tit's, lot tis In k * o v e r! W # A Used Desks, Flll>, Chairs. 184 K. lit fit. Phone 93* rrfrrrnrr* Rnx WY r o Sanford | NEW CLEAN and cloa* in 3-rnom fur Phone UJV A II Pelerion.nroker uiinnittlop y o u r aallafd o tlnn Fireproof Male Herald. niihed Apartment. Phnn* ail. Assoriilr* A R 7’eirrson Jr., SWEENEY'S w ith nnr n c n l, corn p la t* ft 19— PARTS-REPAIIR P J. Cheitennn. Garfield Wil­ 114 Magnolia A'c Phone 147 17-HELP WANTED-MALE linn of liu ild in g aupplleg, ONE • Bedroom Duplex, kitchen letts. Jnhn Mrtteb. R W Wil Three n»'1fsnm ll n m * . Kllrh* equipped 1.303 Elliott Ave. See barns, Hsiel M Field. A. C Hra lia ftliout it . IT—FUBN7TURE—NOUIRNOLD Full or part lime salesmen to RING — VALVE enntarl farmers for nationally GOODS FIVE roottti snd bath 2r 8 F. *o Ki|iil|ipsi|, Vli-s nrlibhurDmidney, Land Aorresnr. afternoons. hmid. Lula nf m Us*. Third H I. JOB — 96 advertised, niilnnelly arrepier) TWO bedrnnm unfurnished apt HILL LUMHFH liquid fcrullier*. *100 and op Phnn* 431 W. rnUR-BedriMim iinftiriUsheil hmt»r. IT’S T R U E ! ! Vistii ECHOLS lUlcfmy per week possible on rnmim*M O O Hum merlin, plmor 722 W & SUPPLY' YARD M O TA tO Y IJOKS IT! ! eton haii*. Wrtte "Na-Chur*" F tirnilur* IHsplayed fnr e*#y u^auirn EMMiNMiarFrAL Mi**ni i r In amaitng'end proven process Plint Fond Co., P O, Box JIM THREE Bedroom house, u i* th.t gives you a ring and valve C. S.. Winter Garden, Florida and Convenient E g am ln itlu n 8TOJ|'*-2ftl West 'l i T liT Phnni Mary, la.lfto -Lino Down. * m job through tin plating pro­ 1111. psr month. Phnn* IH20-J-3 eflrr BEDROOM 2IHTRB cess while you drive, Effective Architecture! drelUnten. steady 4 p m. work wilh general rnnirarting That make dreams come true. . . nfricE*apACE - I^rnoms.' PM for life of motor. No equipment Phnn* 2I8T-R firm. Must he in a position tn Beautifully iivled tn Two-lone, meltn Bldg. Call 1714 nr 1414. if to buy. No work to do. rine-7 bedroom new botne also Mar-Proof fuiiah. work at once Conlart Mil nn*-l bedroom homr in I'ttnn MOTALOY SALES £[o lo4* Horner, UA—TRAILER#—PARRA I. Bay HI., Euiui, RoakriM Bed Haights, 5 miles out s Sanford Dnuhla Dresssr with large Mirror fa! D«pl. SF Box 607 Ave. Priced to sell. Rome 2 Itos D E IIR A IL E Trailer Iparaa fnr Chest of Drawers MIAMI 35. FLA. 174 28—HALE or FEMALE rant fta month. City Witer. *171 * fiend check, money order for Phest HOT. FREE 3 Boudoir Lamp* OWN FRKK ANP (’LEAH *8. Postage and Insurance pre­ *20 00 dally. Kell Luminous Door I’lales. Wrlie Reeves, Attllborn. If—HOUIRR aid COTTAGRA paid. IN HI YEARS JUST A FEW LIFT ANO B U I I O I N G N f f . O S \ Mast. Free Semple A Details Bookcase Bed At *51 per month clier buying MAYFAIR Rirtien, UAfurnlshod a nwaer’i equity In 4 hedrooin Doubla DresM-r with Mlrrar EX P E RT~FA ONT~EN D~ALIGn‘- 38-WORK WANTEI>—FEMALE rooms. It* bathe. Call u>4 house. Kpare heeler, elertrlr MENT AND WHEEL BALANCInnersprmg Mattreia water heeler. Venetian hliml*, ING-Pasieoger carl and Trucks; BAHY-sKling at my home, day Box Spring FOUR — Room* and bith, i electric kitchen equipment no­ 4 i ell makes, sites—U ton to 3screen porch**. Unfurnished. nr evening. Cal! 3*0-R. Ilia tional. Cell Itao-M after fi r. st. 0 ton. Seminnla County Motors, Call itug-J. Inc. 519 £. lit. St. PHONE 1011 HOUSE work, child care 719 Wil W. P. SMITH DINETTE SUITES low Ave. 18—I ATT# Thai Make Dlnlgg A Dellgkl 2511 Park Ph. 1174-J Beautiful Wrought Iraa, 12—TRAILER# 31-WORK WANTED-MALE O nt Want IM h NL LAKGB l-iiory, I-bedroom, treih- NICE SUBURBAN IA1TS, South, or Chrome DlnetU It will pay ynu lo see US before HIGH SCHOOL DOY with power Phone lot* W ly punted house oa Celery Ave. Dinelte Suttee you buy. Open Evenings and Aveuabie March 18th. A. K. Any Site—Any Color Aay Ityle mower wants lawn mowing luodaya, RUfiMElTER, Phene III Priced lo suit* YOU. . .Ityled te PHONE 710-M-4 IT -B R O R M S8d REALTORS fasetalde n Trailer Kale*, aulte YOUR home Palatka, Fla. FOUR hadrea* house near PineUP TO 12—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WEIXOME crest fiekoei. Corner «lh *t. A BA LL R EA LT Y FOR SALE . 30' 1954 Pontiac SERVICE Station for sale or SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN 17-92 Highway. Phone 1110. TO SANFORD TOOI Chief Deluxe house trailer. RAYMOND M. BAI.L trade for land nr what have you. See our complete line of unfinished UNFURNISHED 2-Room col A. Harry McDougal, 4 mile* West Good D ISCO U N T Naval Personnel OSCAR M. BARRIKON location on busy corner. Beds, Nile Stands, 3-4-5-A9 of Sanford on Rt. 48. tago with Klteken Equipment Phone 9278. Bill. B R O K E R * Drawer Chests Bonkcaiea, Desks and Venetian blinds. *14 Elm Ave. FOR SALE nr Trade —on real *5,199 90 3VAS PAID In John Bella, and Corner Cupboards. B. D. BlgUeyman, Aiaeclal* EXCHANGE estate, 35' 2-bedroom Iruier. 6 in a few weeks. GROW .MUSH. i (teeth Park Ave. Pheee M 8 Will Ton Be Our Gm #17 * ROOMS Unfurnished. 2 bed M BEDDING SPECIALS mile* Wait on 48. lit door North rooms, Kitchen equipped. Phone $ 1 4 .6 1 6 7 0 -1 5 ROOMS. Cellar, *hed, Spare, service (taHon. W* lave Mated some Less »M. Call at t i l West 23rd. St Alexander A Stringer full lime, year round. W* pay Reg. Trade 7 1 0 .1 5 1 5 .9 6 Real E iu te • Iniurance Reams at Uu beantlful *3.30 lb. FREE BOOK, MUSH­ IS—TRUCRf ROOMS. Dept. 131, ttM Admiral Quiltnp Maltreat .. *49.10 *41.18 TWO, three and feur bedrnnm Mrs. Lourine Maisenger, Assoc. Mar-Lou Motel Ph. IB 1 4 .2 9 Way. Seattle. Wash ._________ Royal Comfort .... 59 50 39.10 homes. Rosa L. Payton. Phone 107 Magnolia Ave. 6 0 0 .1 6 1849 O k ie Pickup, feed condi­ PrwltU gpeciti .. 3lJfl M.50 1471. THase Room* ere available tion. p i. ian.w or Vo-w. Echols Special ... *29 50 24.50 LAKE FRONT LOTS • FINANCIAL ROOM. 2 baths, fake front Matching Box gprtega a* iden­ 3-BED Itaa down Unfurnished. 13k miles West nf 34— INSURANCE Absolutely Free tical Savings. 14—LIED CARE • PAY AS YOU HIDE Osleen on Enlerpru* Road. 183 W. N. "Bill" STKMPEB ---- EASY TERM!----per month. Phon« 3038-J-l. • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS Far a period cf 4 daye, SELL OR TRADE « Cuitom Ford — m ieraire Reader (leaersl iisei ECHOI-A BEDDING CO. and payiMaU fer *8 model m Preferred Eat*« te Preferred Aiaedal* te New arrival! at Our Ceraer 2ad A Magnolia. Ph. 1222 3 Bedroom furnished house, near Polleyholdtra good condition. Phone 367 or 197 shopping center. Call »2*-W *1"Bad Bamberger" Mgr. Naval Air Rtatiaa loha William* Ini. Agency Shannon Dr. Phene m9 i l l N. Pat Parb Ave. * Auk about our Suptr S ifily Tlrg ler .3 p ,m. Open Mondays ’tim iM p.m. 417 Saaferd Atlantia Bank 1150 Mercury Station Wagon. Phase *4 r r o p by and Pick op YOUR CLAMIFIEP 018PL8Y 7300.00 Writ* Box S7T Fern Seminole Realty TOO Key at the vflice at The Went Ad Depnrtmenl la park — Phone Wletar Park 27. DISTBIOU Y. W.. H MFB W. D I I T B li T. 77 ER O •M8 from 1:10 e. m. enti) 8:30 p. 21 - 12 . 1M1 Bark Ave. Pheee 17 er 1U LIVESTOCK Odham A Tudor, Inc, as. each butlnaea gay except gnterday efterneon. .Deadline fnr "Bullderi of Fine Rome*" , J*—DOGA—CAT#—PETB • BUSINESS Cnee suit A REALTOR Fire* week-day Insertion! ta 8:00 p. m STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR I^ENMAN TIRES 84*5 8. French Avenue TOY Manchester puppies. Phone CL’U.GN A IIARKEY the Hey preceding publication. JUFT CALL PHONE a t u SERVICES II T R I j M« COTTAGE! IN N. Barb Ave. Bbene UU OffKtjt % nut I % A % % % ' y* ¥ % 1 •tea TELEVISION For Sale or Rent $3,000 DOWN mencuRy ‘'.l.'lW.m.%£V S H ER M A N CONCRETE PIPE CO. 50% Hunt - McRoberts, Iik . ' I ■&d;\ in H a �Look For General n to r p ti* 9f MttUM R. SNNMMR, RJ» u i r r woman tuff* muni* re h m m a n m k NEW YORK Ift-You can look for a geoeral change la our rrcathrr. M -*|ngf . . . . \ <........ ritb the let* Dr. GMn. Mr*. Marguerite Christy of Bt. 4 ult, Mo,, arrived last week for i vialt of aeveral weeks with her iliter, Mrs. Ida Haaldaa at b * home on Stone Island. . Judge and Mra. Thomae Rivers and children, Mra. J. Rlvara and Mn. E. C. Vaughan of Green Covs Springs were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wasley Tylar Frldiy. M r . and Mra. R. F. Petersen and children have moved back to Uulr home Ip Tampa. Air. Petersen waa connected with ihe eon etruction at lha Florida Power Corp. Plant. The Rav. and Mrs. E. E. Snow end daughter of Madison are spending a faw days here ai their borne. I Mr. and Mra. J. H. Benn of OrMndn and Mr. and Mn. John Gunther ef Cleveland, 0., ware vliltiai Mrs. Ball* Johnson Monr. end Mn. R. P. Wilson and ion ef Atlanta, Ga., accompanied Mr. WUaon'a mother, Mra. Louise Wilson, who haa been vlsltlna with them In their Atlanta home ind will reniiln thla week while they a n remodeling their home on DeRary Drive. Dr, and. Mn. Hiser Jones of Utica, N. Y„ who have .baen the house guests of Mrs. Ernestine Pugh In DeRary, were calling on Mrs. Anna G lut and Miss Doris Faber Monday. Mn. H. E. Breddock spent Bundey In DaLand with her sla­ ter, Mra. Calvin Middleton during which time they all enjoyed visiting (With another lister, and family, Mr, and Mra. Charles Crosby and ehtldrsn and Mr. and Mrs, Albert Grlflln of Jeaup, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. D, P. Smith of Ch^lotte, N. C., are vlalting Mr. and* Mra, 0. B. Caneda, Congratulations lu Mr. and Mra. Bud Long, who *r* pouring the foundation to their new home on Main St. SfetTli* Riv. Robert Carr, and Jun-' lor Cunningham and Danny Neal represented the local M.V.F. al . the aubdUtrlct meeting to DcLand JTutsdiy evening. . Two filmstrips, "Tha Triumph” and ''The Resurrection” were ahawn at tha regular Sunday aveI- fllRS aervlce at the Darnell Me­ morial Methodist Churrh. , Jh# executive Board of the ’ * M P—TA held It* regular meeting In the school library Tuesday afternoon. Alio there was meet­ ing of the home room mothers to plan for the Easter party to be given the children of the aehool. The Intermediate elate of the larnett Memorial Methodist Chgrch, were entertained at the home of.theLr teacher, Mr*. Baacbm Cgrlteo. It waa alio a going awgy party for on* of the membera, Mlaa Pat McKeniln who left this wtpk to make her home In Ft. Plr.tft, Following th« ser­ ving of refreshment* a friendship circle waa formed with the 21 members taking part. Wednesday aftomoon, during the chapel program. Dr. Rupert Longilreei, supervisor of Intern Instruction at Stetson University, who la recognised In this field and hat long been active In the development of (be Audubon So. ciety, presented a most Interes­ ting sefics of films on birds. Remember thla month la ilmo for the annual Rad Cron Drive. Min Doris Fiber, Is chairman and la assisted by W. W. Illse, Mr*. Ruhye Roddcnbcrry and Marie Haley. H no one hat con­ tacted you yet for your coti»rlbutton, they will before the end of Ihe month, Legal Notice ■ » ■i.ntMt, vnTirrs N'ltllre I* hereby *l**n lor bM* nn materials *only (nr rouf *i|rlM< imr material for metal roof fur Unit NO' |, ami fur millhle pwlnl Inr walla for Unlit 1. and la, Hanford Nlaia Market, Hanford, Florida. For detail.. wrlla Florid* (flat* Katin*ra* Market* P. It llm 11S>I, Win. tar lUvtn, Florida. I’hona I-SIS. .Mu tt i" to ( nsritarroM* orrit M op mi! a r t m * HOtll III.I 'til I MPS i l'allshas***. Florida Alarrli IS, 1)1* 4. IIS arm. I Tins AMI Mt i s r p s t s t p i*nooit.t w Haalad blda will be rerat.rd at Tallahaatt*, Florida from tduallfled I'omraclora until It.in A. SI. iK. H. T.l on tha Ir.l day nf April 1)11, fur i o n at rue lion uf tha follow­ ing proln-t: Tna minimum waia paid lo all labor employ, it on III* follow Ilia rodjral Aid rrnjat-l aliall ha SI IS, SI.OS and ll.au liar hour. reap*, live* I), fur aktlle.l, Inlarmodlal* and tin* aklllad labor; uni*** hl|h»r mini­ mum ralr* for labor omployad on bndeaa ara allpulalad In tha ftp*, dal I’rotlaioti*. ^ id r.r",,rt •v °- r.oio.i ill « ub. f e and Niai* It* *IU. MR 14 and eon. Mtinlnola County L-lnam lha UrP"«8 » Pul"! ap?Dnii'.,vr»,! 'y .7d mi'M work fSJh ilof.ni I I. inch I.lmaltock Uaaa;•«<?»* TypaIIon | Aaph V?"° i?u,ri' J?1"' H'hOar Aaph. A Proposal iluaranly mnslillnr rf cllarV *iroIf*1,,td r**, Cb- raihlsr'a chack or hank*'®r«*»ainF draft oftreasurer* any na. tlohal or alala hank, 1st lha a m o u n t alalcit almv», mad* payahla In lha (Intarnor of Ilia Ulala of Florida, mioi ar.ompany each hid, All rhaoka nr drafl* shall liava httn issued wlihln so dsys of Jhi dais for.raoslvliip blda. Carllflffl chack* ahall hava nsetasary Htala of THE O LD H O M E T O W N Here are iutlioritatlv« answers from the Veterans Administration to four questions of tnlkrest to former servicemen and their families: Q. 1 am taking graduate trainIng under (he Korean G! Bill. My rollege doesn't offer all the couract 1 need for my degree. Could 1 take those courses in a second school? A. Yes, but your degree-grant­ ing'school must (It certify to VA that you have been accepted as a graduate student and must specify your field; (2) list the sublccti to be taken at th* second school, ami (3| state that It. will give you lull credit for thoso sub­ jects. Q. May a veteran change the bonetlciaries of his G1 insurance policy In his will, without noi.4>ing VA of Ilia change? A, No. lie may designate a beneficiary In hi* will, but ho may nol inako a change of bene­ ficiary In thin manner. To change beneficiaries, ho should notify hi* VA District Office. Q. I am i disabled Korea vet­ eran drawing monthly compensa­ tion payments, f hnvo joined the IIOTC unit at the school I am at* tending. I understand thst veter­ ans may nol draw compensation while they aro on active duty, Is tlmo spent In IIOTC drills con­ sidered active duty? A. No. Time spent In IIOTC drills will not he considered activo military duly. Your compen­ sation payment* will continue during those periods. Veterans thing In Central Florida who wish further Infor­ mation about their benefit* should writo tho VA office at 42 E. Cen­ tral Avc. Orlando, R A IN ! V I*. 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P la n a , w ith o r w ith o u t H p a rla l P ro v is io n * , m a y ha p n rrh a a a d h v f a l.r li a lo r a fo r S in so o ar aa| S o ra fu n d w ilt ha m ad * fu r s n y o f lh a sh n v a rh sr** t fo r plena and p ro p o sal fo rm a. p ro p o sa l F o rm s w i l l n o l ba Issuad u n la a t r * .|i.a a | la ra c a lv a d a l la a s l I I h o u r* p r io r In o p e n in g b id * T h a r l a l . l la ra a a rva d lo reto o l a n a n r a ll b id *. h t a t i : n o . tn rs:p .tn T vi p v t n r Fi.nniriA ta* lists* U t SilsolO (la* L.OOK,'ri9UN6‘UMS/ ^ THAT A Veterans Corner summers, fewer hurricanes ani perhepd fewer tornadoes. These long range predictions come front Prof. Hurd C. Wllletf, meteorologist of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.-, He finds ovldence we are el Ibe end of a warming up period 'that extended over the ta il'40 years, from about 1118 to the present. The 40 years before that, from about 1178 io 181$, had been wetter Mil. ANTONIA MANDI8S, 37, a cancer-doomed mother from Sud­ and cooler—making grandpop right bury. Ontario, begins her last, long Voyage across the Atlantic to htr In his declaration that our winters native Udtn, Holland, for ■ farewell reunion with her parents, five aren't what thsy used to be. sisters and tire brothers. With htr In • stateroom aboard the Dutch For tho neat 40 years, Prof. Wil­ liner Mtasdai*, as It tailed from Hobokan, N. J , are her ton, Willy, )• months, and her husband, Cornell**. She was rushed by ambu­ lett says, we should be going back lance from Canada la a 838-mlle race lo catch the Maasrfam before to cooler, welter weather In a slow it left Dectore have gives her only tlx months la which to live. change. Rut It probably will nol be ei cold and wet aa the 1175-1013 period. and ocean system* associated with GOVERNOR MADE HONORARY Prof. Willett bases (his upon sta­ hurricane paths. NAVY RECRUITER tistical analyses (rends over a Tornado#* may alio beeoma fsw- TALLAHASSEE UH-Gov. Colllna, large section of the northern hemi­ er because the asm* changes in a World War 11 Navy raserve of­ sphere. wind circulation that faror hur* Ups-and-downi or short cycles rlcanea have affaetad tornado**.' ficer, waa made aa honorary Navy can and do occur within a long A* part of the evidence for the recruiter yesterday. term 40 year trend. Recently there recent general warm up, Prof. Wil­ A parchment scroll giving him has been one such shortsr period lett cites: thla designation was presented at of warmer weelher occurring with­ Marked melting of glaciers In in the long term warming up trend soma areaa from 1900 to i040. a luncheon attended by high rank­ A elianze to cooler weather will Average winter temperature* ing officers. be one factor making the East were about alx degrees higher In Rear Adm. Delbert 8. Cornwall, Coast less a hurricane target than Southern Greenland and Iceland commander Flaet Air, Jacksonville It has been recently, he saya. and 13 degree* Higher In Spitaber- told tha group he regarded Flori­ Over the last 10 years, hurrl- ggn during 1830.40 than 1910-20, rsnes have shifted In their path. Fur the. teat 30 years, Irebccga da the most Important atats on tha While they used to gu through the have been fewer and not travelling Atlantic Coast navywlse because of its key base* In Key West, JackGulf Coast area, lateiv they have aa far South as they hed been. tended to strike more at the North­ Warm water marine life has mi­ sonvllle, Pensacola and othar ett tel. east. i grated northward. , — Warmer general weather and a Far tome 20,000 years, wt'va been large scale change In general wlnJ coming out of the last of four stag­ PAINTER DIES patterns are rcaponslble. Now Prof. es of a great lea age. the PleistoFLORENCE. Italy (*-Glann* Willett expects the wind patterns rena glacial epoch. W* teem to V a g n e 11, 38, Internationally to change back to their previous ba two.third* of the way from a Florentine painter, died statui. Ocean surface tempera, peak of glaciation to a ncHod of h r# M ot ccrebri, hemorr lure* also have been warmer ___ than no lea manlla at all, Prof. Willett hs2,a before, reflecting (he same wind1 wind aays. i ■try M ia during manatnul peri­ Various glandular ods Maybe you are aa* of them. tueh at estrogen In UUt condition, which w« tell teroae hare keen dv*ro*norrntA. iW ■* *UU- Moderate doses of t h f c /ia p a s t. rfd itfV f 'M or * the male hnrmom aew * ta d It usually lewrted la the low* M rt e T te t abdomen. In tone patient*, bower*, It U la Do not, however, Tbt under trln* eauaa ei tha i tha thighs end beck. dlUon must be datem laad by tha When PMn Comae doctor ao you eaa |* t permanent You may her* the peln Juat be­ relief. , fore * durlaf the mtnotruel pe­ riod. It may last only a few houre M aanw hll/ yea eaa make or it may latt Mreral day*. <f There may be several causes f * thing* eaalar for youraeU. Do not become overly tired er this pain. Disturbances of the uterus or exhausted. Oat at least eight hours sleep each night, more if womb may be responsible. Some­ you can. Rest orraalonally dortimes a dieturDanes of the glands ef Internal secretion is the cause. u t oftaa brings relief from pain. Place e bel water bottle ae Emotional ta d narroua disor­ aa «1*<trie haatla* pad eat font ders also play an Important part abdomen when la pain. in causing dysmenorrhea. Over­ work la ones a aontrlbwtla* faator, too. Your phyetolaa aaa de a M te help you. There are many fem e of treatment, but he ean advise th t best one for you a ft* he detarmlnea the reason for yew dis­ comfort I.a n la * - | ' V /*» y our nation’s moral fibre grows ever stronger* • lain III*Sway Rnelnsar By STANLEY . . . is an inspiring force for freedom throughout the worlds WHAT, DO'TOO KNOW,1ITis JUST UKffW ATCW lf •-. » .a . • Freedom h u given AmeRea tha w orW 'e'lheet power »yifem“ Florida Power & Light Company is pushing ahead on the greatest wpanaion program in i u hiitory . . . has more than quadrupled its generating capability in the l u t - t e n years . . . lo provide happier Florid* living, today ■and tomorrowj .Fk >hft l• -i ttif uK »»;u v-}.\ :im .v v. . �a • ■ T ":• z ' ^ ^ r ; ' . •■*■ • •; ■. 1 > ■ . Vi i. ‘ •' s f T y i 'S 3r * ♦ . -. y*-■ a« j l • S i D A ILY flANFOWrV PLOWD* RaUMteHed HMM TUESDAY. MARCH 20. 1I5B ★ ★ ★ "Unusual Program Given By Wheeless Presbyterian Choir Will Give 2 Music Services Sunday tCaslle Memorial Class To Observe vIOth Anniversary ■ ’v&rV PT , i wa* ‘ * . . . \ t y«a \ ■ —--- Hospital f it? Board «Extend Contract The problem fit continuing the City of 8an(ord'e street paving program waa pieientad at • »p«rial meeting if the Board of Sonford City Commlselonora yostor* day afternoon. Faced with a shortage l i f oppiovimately $2,300 In fundi avail* able for tho p ro m t 131,000 pragram that Is virtually completed, th* Board of City Commtarionor* agreed to axtond the contract with tho Orlando Paving Company and add aditional streets to bo pavod at a total cost of 123,060.63. Payment for the .additional street improvements will b* han­ dled on the basis of a not# bear­ ing 6 percent interest. Funds will be provided for the repayment of the note to Orlendo Paring Com­ pany in next year's budget end from revenue derived from tb» l,afuie Fee. VERNB A. WHBELESB According to City Ma.'.tjirr Warren Knowles, estimate I revtn-ra from the Refuse Fee in 1036 will ba |&3,7o0 and <36,000 in 1037. •-— • Tho additional contract for pav­ ing will Include street Improve­ ments In the Mayfair Section, Summerlin Ave., Palmetto Ave, from 35th to 26th Sts., Madera Cost of the paving wnll be 67.23 Ave. and Hibiscus Court, per ton which wee the low bid on From Ml opening atatomrnt the original contract. The Madera Ave. and Htblirua that Thomoa A. Edison, who InImprovements were added ^•ntod ths talking machine in Court to the criginal plan for 1933 street 3177. claimed that, of all his num­ improvements due to the poor ero u s Invention*, the only one ^ h a t worked the very flret time surfaces of the too thomughfuTea. Total rost to the City of Sanwe* hi* phonograph record n.ede «f tin-foil, Verne A. Wheeleee of fori of Ih. overall street ImpioveLengwood held the attention of manl j.-ani will be In exceee of the member* of the Sanford Ro- <40,000. City tymmlstl mer John, Krlder ta r/ Club and their guest* to tho very end of hie unueual program. ronmcniiri, when the plan wa* Introduced by program chair­ proposed, "1 am In favo? of gol vr man Charlie Morrleon ae the man ahead." who haa photographed literally Commissioner Gatchel .eld- "V thousand* of vUltora to tho Big don't sea when wa can make any Dl'ree at 1/mgwood and *< the error In going on through with author of--W harf ..Th* Meadow ' the project," - .. • Lark doHe^rWhootea* told ot th< ‘ A unanimous derision to ion* development of the phonograph linuo with th* paving and street from the crude contraption Into Improvement plan* wat made which Thoma* Edison recital the when Commlisloner Krlder moved fir>. Iln* of “Mary Had a l.ittle that "We go ahead end follow tha Lamb" up t0 the present day* of procedure as outlined by the City ‘ RI-PI. Manager." >• nri.on in hit Introiluct'on The unusually low price of <7.23 .taicd that the younger member* per ton was the predominant fac­ of the local clio In *hle ilny of tor that Induced the commission'o ia s riv o motion picture screen* era to continue the street resur­ would probably be bored with the facing program. type of recorded entertainment which pleated their elder* In day* gone by. However, when Wheeleta played “Unde Joth Buye an Auto* . mohlle** and Ada Jonei ard Hilly Murray In thalr famout duet, “Red Wing”, the young and old memJ ers expre.ted their pleamra at ie program by loud applauaa. Tactically half the club elupped ,o inspect the two old style talk­ ing machines and assortment of Th* Chancel chnlr of 33 vnlces rylinder records the speaker bed "pn display, part of * collection will be hoard in two Identical *f such items for which Wheeleie service* at th* First Presbyterian hat w aited national recognition, church Palm Sunday, March 23. A “Can You Tell Jh* Tune" quit They will he at 3:30 p. m. and Which 'eoncladad- the pfogfam was •7.30 p. m. Th* thrmo of Ihe hour voted a five-way tia ae contest- of worship will b* Psalms of -ante could not Identify the old Christian Faith. Tha twin services are being ^number, played. George Stine, • ifWalier Haynes, M I.. Reborn and tried this year for Ihe first lime two visiters, Ray Ralston and a because recently tha eongr*goRotarian from up Noith named lion at this annual obaervanc* of Herring, each properly named on# the Eaaler season hae overflowed tong. None -ould break tho tie, Into the Sunday school rooms. It with the result that the prlx# of­ Is hoped that everyone will find fered h> a local men’a shop will a seat In the sanctuary at either the 3:30 or th# 7:30 hour. be put back In the store's stock. Everyone la Invited, church of­ ficials said, and In addition lo the people In Sanford, It la hoped (hat aa In (he past there will be many from Ih* surrounding areas* Included In candlelight worship will be tight anthem* and four organ number*. Mrs. George Touhy, Minister of Music, will play chlmas for five minutes be­ fore Ihe icheduled starting II mat and it la hoped that everyone allending ean -be sealed prior |u The 10th ' Anniversary of the this In order lo avoid interruption Caatla Mamortel Class of the during the service. Plret Methodist Church will ba Choir member* who will parti­ Peibserved Friday night *t 7 o'clock cipate In the service will bo altos, at MiKinley Hall on Tark Are. Mrs. Robert Borg, Mr*. Al Case, The flret president of the class, 'Mr*. Email Cowlty, Mrs. Robert John Rauls, Is In charge of the Crumley, Mr*. A. C. Fort’, Mr*. plans far the Anniversary Party. Roy Mann, Mrs. Joseph Oriono, The Rev. J, E. McKinley, pat- Mrs. Ruby Sloan, Mre. Leon Wal­ tor ef the Flret Methodist Church ker, Mias Dial Boyle and Mlaa when Ihe date eras oigunUed, Barbara Bohn. Tha anpranoa ape Mra. David ha> been invited to attend th* gdebratlon. Bach, Mra. J. A. Biitllne, Mrs. Charlie Morrison will em-ao Robert Cornell, Mrs. William Aicthe occasion ‘which falla on hit Cortright, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mra. Nick Pfolfauf. Mia. Herbert birthday. Sienstrom. Mra. Charlea Wilka, X All charter members of tho Mrs. Frank Woodruff Hf. Iflaa Cattle Memorial .CI*M along with Anna Corley, Mlaa Gan* Nun netthe peat preildanta and teacher* ly, Mlaa Patty Walker, and Mlaa have been Invltod to tho eelobre- Joan Wilka. ,lb>n which will foaturo, along with Tha men In (ha choir ara tenor* tho reading of the dans history Andrew Bracken, Robert Brown, by R#m Southward, entortaln- Al Caja, William Hoag. Robert . meet and fellowship. Mtro, Georg* Touhy and tha • The data boasts of approxl- baaaaa W arm Adams, J. A. Blitolyl60 memboro and over 1M Una, Robert Crumley, Donald • fiptUpd -to attend th* annl- Howard, Clifford McKibban, and Chartea Morriaan. a*-.- W ire H E” $12.81 First Board Porter H. Lansing Hears To Run For Sheriff Account In May 8 Primary AT THE FORRFAT PARK School for Exceptional Children dedication last night were: Mr*. Mattie F. Davie, prlncloal: Eugene F. Iteasnr, President of th# Board of Directors. Mr*. Lucille Appleby, t\r$l vies |*nV*dent. In front It John AnP>"hy> * §tnH»nt al tho irbool. Volunteer Fire Dept. Officers May Be Told A second meotlng ef the recent­ ly formed Lake Mary Volunteer Fir# Department ha* been act for V Thursday evening, 7:30 p. m„ at the Lake Mary liehool. Five of the seven members named to obtain tho charter for th* organisation have signed the legal documents creating the Lake 1 .1 \ | [ £ 1 Mery fir* fighting unit. However, _____ officers of tha organisation have i ! »-.J not as yet been nemed. Mr*. Harold P. Appleby, well V . f •iAjt with the promise of Items of known local restaurant owner and V ■ M m im w -w -'p V fir* fighting equipment, end with civic worker, was lauded Usl IV . v. iV S i V the fact that if 10 active members night al dedication ceremonies ol w i n ! - s . , .1.4 pin bg obtelned fire college in* Forrest Park School for 8pecial structions would be available, It Education. LEWIS A. TATE (Photo By Jameson) la expected that officer* will ba A vice-president ef the school's named at th* Thursday evening governing board, Mra. Appleby meeting. Incorporation articles have been waa praised for her "untiring ef­ and devotion to Improving rnmplet«d and wl'l. In all probabi­ forts" lity, be** adopted at tha- second the'-school far handicapped Child, ren. She was Introduced In Ihla meeting of (he group, itecordlng fee* for the ’ncor- manner by Eugene F. Raesor, poratlon paper* were contributed board president. Currently, Mr*. Appleby ls head­ by Cherlee Kruger with th* equipment promised by various ing the annual Easter seal cam­ communities, th* .Sanford Naval paign In Seminole County. The Auxiliary Air Station, anil Frank traditional mall aollrltation la con­ . , Evans who had already provided ducted by Centra! Florida Society Lewis A. T.le loday announced w>l, r pump|nf bllckft, for Crippled Children with a large his candidacy for Ihe office of a building adjacent to the duim- portion of the proceed* allocated Justice of the Peace, Fourth Dis­ bfcr of Commerce Building. to Forrest Park School. trict. Seminole County subject to The seven named to obtain th* More than 100 persona attended Ihe Democratle Primary of May rharter were; Albert Walter. last night's Informal dedication a. Georg* Slripple, Glen Cochran, Tate, In making his announce­ William Matthews, Charles Kru. program at the new school ground* located In the Falrville suburban ment and qualifying this morning i Brook* White, and Jnmcs section of Orlando. Forrest Park ’In the office of O. P. Hrrmlnn, ,' now ha* 110 children enrolled. In­ Clerk of Cirrult Court aald, "Be- ' • **A special appeal wa* mad* to cluding several from Seminote cause of the numerous requests that I make myself available for th* yuung mm of the community County. The amazing growth of the apethis office I am announcing my by Ed Zimmerman, president of tha Lak* Mary Chamber of Com­ rial educational center was outlin­ candidacy." ’ He said, "f have studied law merce, to attend tha Thursday ed hy three prominent Orange and feel that I am fully qualified night meeting and to form an County speakers test night, all of ‘In perform ihe duties of Ihe Jus­ actlva dire fighting group. whom have been Instrumental In It Is expected that a Volunteer grlllng ihe school started and ex­ tice of the Peace." Tale haa been a resident of Fire Department Auxiliary will be panded. Seminole County for 43 years and an outgrowth of th* group sine* Speakers Included Earl Kipp, 'has hrfn employed by tho Atlan­ plan* wtr# forwarded for *hs rais­ principal of Bonne High, who wa* ing of money for tha purchase of tic Co*it Line for 41 year*. supervisor /if elementary Instruc­ “ I hrgan m y railroad rareer additional equipment and hous­ tion in Orange at Ihe Urn* the ing, when Just a young fellow and a Albert Walter, temporary chair­ school was started and who has .resident tif Seminole County,” Tate man of the group, presided al th* alio been president nft he six-counsaid. ty crippled children's organization. "Being a native Floridian and first meeting. Also, Robert 8. Carr, former reared in the vicinity of Sanford RATE SMITH TO APPEAR I president of th# Forreal Park and living in Sanford and Semi­ NEW YORK ift — Singer Kale - Board and the Central Florida Sonole County as Iftng as 1 have," Tate said, "I feel (list I know Smith'i lAng scheduled appear. | riely. The third speaker wat JudIhe people here and what they ance on Ed Sullivan's CBS-TV son B. Walker, superintendent of expect of an office holder." show has been set hack for the public Instruction for Orango CounHe has been a member of ihe Ihird lima. Sha is r.ow slated lo ly. The school admin! .n furChristian Church for 30 years, a appear April 29, her 23lh anniver-• nishea Ihe phyiir.al plan:, teaching (CaaBaaed Oa Paga Right) sary In broadcasting. « I (feetla—d ** Page Eight) 0 Mrs. H. P. Appleby Lauded For Efforts Devotion To School ★ ★ ★ ACL Em ployttaks Office Of County Justice Of Peace The Sominole County Board of County Commissioners were given an up-to-th* minute report on Ih* Porter H. Lansing Sr., announeod operation of the Semlnol# Memor­ loday that he haa qualified aa a ial Hospital for th# first aix candidate In Ih* May * Democra­ week*. tic primary for Ihe office of Sher­ A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman iff of Seminole County. of th* Board nf Trustees and Ho haa llvrd in this County Bio Harry Weir, Hospital Administra­ pari 46 year*, and feols that Ih* tor m ealed tha financial condi­ people of this County want, and tion of the hospital that haa been ara cntltted to, efficient and cour­ In operation only on* and a half teous law *nforeamrnt without fear months. Weir told Ih* commissioner*, or favor. "Wa wound up tha first month’s tn making his announcement, operation with a net profit of Laming stated that ha Is an In­ <12II." He said that the outstand­ 1. L. BOBBY | dependent candidal*, not sponsor­ ing obligations due the hospital (Photo By Jamtsii ed by any Individual or group, and wera covered mostly by Insur­ If oteelrd. h* will work tirelessly ance. Ha pointed out that th* eoat In give Ih* people of Ihla County of operation of Ihe hospital for the bait tew enforcement they hsve the first month was 28.660 with aver had. H* stated that ha will tha receipts lotellng <26,304. "With devote hia entire lime lo th* of­ ether recipta from various fice and promlics Ih* p«opl* sources," ha said, "w* ended tha prompt, efficient and courteous ser­ month, with a profit." vlet at all limes. Laming further However, Weir told the commis­ stated that If elected he will con­ sioners, "Wa are not getting over­ sider hla performance of th* duties ly optimistic or excited about M. of thl* office ■ aacred trust and will After aix months operation w# *■ vs* s give the people a iherlffi depart­ ran get a better picture." Ha J. Luther Hobby Ihla m o n th ! ment of which they will ba proud. pointed out that lha percentage of qualified for tho office of Sharif! lie la president of th* Samlnol# collection! was running about 70 of Samlnol# County subject lo th* County Suortsman'i Association, • per real, with accounts received Democratle Primary of May flb Hobby, 36, surprised a eogHla* director of Florida Wildlife Feder­ amounting to about two thousand tool of eltliena and offlelata whea ation, and a past president of Ihla dollars. Mra. Camilla Bruce, Supervisor ha formally announced hit etadW organliatlo*. Ha la a past president of the Fifth District Sportsman's of Registration for Seminole Coun­ Sacy aa Sheriff today. Aiapclatloa, • member of the Blka ty appeared before lha comaala- Th# robust farmer sheriff Fsrst. M*Um. •Inner* to rseuit fuoda for a * thft bettitfg-af -a date#*-*___ acrlsd Ie lb# vermlT* 2ri3 To advise vofsra la’ quest* from eltliana In avery aeo* former F.rib tf B. Powell, and hat notify tha Supervisor of Reflates- Uon of (ha county he decided 14 Iwe children, P. H. /.ansing Ilf, line of their change of address. again throw hla hat In tha ring. Mra. Bruce told the commission­ Hobby, when ba announced, aald ang Charlea A. Laming. er* that the registration books are **I belleva, because of my *x> being taken Into the enunty In or­ perienr# la tha affle# as Semi* der lo give every eiliirn an op­ not* County's sheriff lhal I am portunity lo regiiter, She said, more qualified lhan anynn* also "The hooka will b* In Altamonte lo conduct this office In Ihe man* Spring* tonight, In I-ongwnod Fri­ ner that Ihe eltliena expect K-* day night, In Oviedo Wednesday The surprise clement of tha an­ night March 21, in Fsrn Park on nouncement earn* became of lha tha 10th and In Bear Lake April unexpected last minute .statement that the railroad man-aberlff Dr. T. F. McDaniel, Sanford, Ttia reglatratlon books wilt be would ba a candidate la thla is attending a meeting of more than S.noo family doctors In Ih* at the Prairie Lake Amarlcan.La- year's primary. Hobby lives In Sanford at >101 Nations! Guard Armory, Wi'hlng- glon Hut In Fern Park and at Ihe t»n, D. C. Doclora from every Florida Power Company Club Cordova Circle. He la married and baa three children, age* IS, part of lha country have registered houia la Bear Lake, aha aald. for Ihe- American Academy of A request for alreet lights In three and two. Hobby aald Ihla morning, '1 General Practice Eighth Annuol Lake Mary waa mad# by Frank .scientific Assembly. Tho Arad*- Evan* before lha Board of Com­ ean still look tha peopla of StmJ* . J my, haadquiterod in Kaniaa City, missioners this morning. He asked note County In tha tya and say Mo., haa mor* than 21.000 mem­ that lights be Installed at three that I hav# tried to glv# thaam * bers and la tha aaUon'* aocond places. Ilowave, the Cormnis- clean, efficient and housed "loners deferred action until enforcement agency tn the Sai Isrgoat medical association. Dr. McDaniel will hava an op­ legislative action authorise* th* note County Sheriffs offlca. portunity tn hear M of tha na­ Installation of such lights la coun­ "I hare followed avery avanitn In tha enforcement of th* lawa i o tion's lop medical authorities dla- ty area*. F. B. Board et tak e Mary re­ of our Slate white In Ih* Shtriff'g m ru n naw developments and pro­ gress In the fields of therapy and quested that a sidewalk ha plaeed office and It was during (ha tim* diagnosis. Ho will also si* more hi Laha Mary for a three block that I served Ihe people nf Ihla lhan 73 scientific and 263 technh area In order lo protect children county that many of th* numer­ cal .exhibits that report research coming and going to school. Th* ous pliers of III repute were elran* result* and display naw drug*, request was referred to County rd up and closed down," Hobby Engineer L. P. Hagan In deter­ •aid. ‘ Instruments and equipment. mine length and aost ot th* pro­ "If lha people of Semlnol* OojmThe Academy la tha only mtdl- ject. ly alect m* aa their Sherllula cal association which requires Ihe coming primary and elactthpa every member lo continue hla I Intend to enforce Ih* laws jurt medical education. Rapid medical Sale Of Property at I hava dona In Ih* paat," h t progress, Ih# Academy believe*, said. makes II necessary for Ih* doctor For Super Market "Th# record* will show whgt I ti. keep learning. For this rea­ hava dona to eliminate th* UUe!l son, every member must corn- Will Go Through moonshine racket and lo siteplat* 130 hours of postgraduate guard our highways from drunk A final stumblin'block was re­ study every three years. moved yesterday that will allow and reckless driving ga well--## The four-day scientific program th* sale of proparty for the pro- violators of th* highway r a |t f £ Include! auch prominent medical nosed super market on Oak Avo. Ilona for Ih# operation ef gate* educator* as Dr. W. Proctor Har­ to an through, mhilri and trucks,” Hobby gild. vey, Georgetown University; Dr. Th# Board of Sanford City ComHobby qualified Ihla morfllnf Leonard Schcele, surgeon general, ntlstloner* withdrew utility ease- shortly after J! o'clock In Ih* of* United States Public Health Rerv lire of th* Cle.-k nf Court It&tfi Ice; and Dr. Eugene. A. Stead Propo,•,, lr riuka ITolvarsllv Ifor i"™!'"" of tha new super- Seminole County Court H o u s^ ;* Jr., Duke University. market and shopping area ad'a1 " " 1■■■ 1■ ■■ *-. - «* jesnt to 17-92 on South Oak Avo, ★ ★ ★ Hobby Will Throw Hat In Ring Again» For Sheriffs Post m M 't’A i Dr. McDaniel Is Attending Confab & County Treasury ls ,p,"“ ! Sr" S T Two Dollars Richer qulshlnr nf tho easement Precancel Stamp .*£ CliiH OrnaniteH CASSELBERRY- Tha Florida and to Tha Semlnol* County treasury asaura Ih* dosing of tho sate of Preraneal Stamp Club, wltlT'- “ fa two doltero richer today. property should th# request t* charter member* w«* rorninl Sunday at an organisational n A latter, bearing n« signature, irentad. log bald at th* offices of Joa and addressed to Semlnol* County, H. Weimar, S50 Sunnytown waa delivered to tho Boafd of Housing Authority i nationally known precanct) dr County Commissioners this morn­ i«r. ing with two on* dollar bills at­ Annrnve* Loan Officer* of th* n*w stamp tached. The Public Reusing Authority W. Anderson, Now , Tha j n* letter roads, "Enclosed i"*10.1” ho« approved a preliminary loan RIcH»r, preoldf-*' Roger Y f i r i l n j ! ! - 1 ! "f <4.100 for use In planning SO Miami, vle#-pr*.fd#ntj and Myreg llltls pine troaa taken from a ,ow r#nt j,0U|lnir „ n|U fct ovtede. Curt!*, Ocats, ••cretanr-tr*** county road. | H ew #r the preliminary loan « . , I feel In my heart H waa wrong reached Sanford when Senator* Semiannual meeting* *r# *el even If others do II," the tetter gpeaaard L. Holland and Goort* dulod and th* n o t on* will •fctM. , Smsthara and Congreoeman A, S. ’hwtd In J***, at Samaete, (n[ "I am an ADA," continued the “Syd" Herlonr *dvl»*d The S*n- Juncllim with th# Florida f i letter, “snd th* Good Book »#y» ford Herald by telegram. Uoa ef Stamp Club*, not t* take anything that doesn't j Tha raleaaa of fund* fer th * ,' belong te us and that w* don't | loan will allow th* Semlnol* Cesw- j ‘ PLAY BALL! IB ABO?IT te he hoard sftor th* “a t lha flat*"- seen# la cnneludad b*tw*en umpire* *fMiTiLi**'-ur.(U£ l ., *hlblt ot> ^■*•*•11 ff*m# between tha Bochstter X«* Wing* nan tha iV '• I J ' a 'Si \ _____ 4 ■ ~ - V 4 AMRMNALI •T." ty Heuring Authority to conriaoe l ABUffW >* ymL <orfiv . «*," U»» . *nd forw«rd th. plan, tor the * » J | m * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/df50e63fa3d8554b5c1b91b0da7e7b66.pdf 072399b94d654d6ce982c3273404c4ee PDF Text Text * j >m " •V* ’ f 1( * «' . • .. •. i 1 • » *,<l . * * V K l •«** 1 . ♦ ■ •• « -• ”4 ~ 1 1 . (Since September, 1949 Jj . T 1600 we people 1 to toll moderately-priced and well-financed homes with LOW DOWN PAYM ENTS to mass-produce homes with real individuality of design • to provide more than minimum equipment, such as water heater, space heater, range, refrigerator, ventian blinds • to equip a home with Disposall, Washing machine, Dish washer • to put into moderately-priced homes extras usually as­ sociated with much higher priced homes, such as Colored bathroom fixtures, Colored kitchen equipment Phillips Announces Another FIRST: In addition to the homes we are now building in Sanford Phillips' Developments in the Sanford area: Little Venice Lock Arbor i Your own homo plan oh your own lot * (Cr/iUl Uk« feetiot) Dreamwold • \ • - +< i Buena Vista Wynnewood . s Our homo plan on your lot • Pinehurst f *. » . I f • Your homo plan on ono of our lots Sanlanta Sanfo Park Phillips Terrace Franklin Terrace Highland ' Park Frank L. W oodruff Subdivision M agnolia Heights zziTUelCIroW) C'pliiCCip Jv. Since 1949 Sanford b Leading Builder e lin k , Osu/ucsl ■ «*• > ^* �m m st _ » RiwvJvwS 'I M i U — ------------------------------- | -------------- — --------■ ' K 'T -tfl 0 I * Slop and Save In Sanford vo lu m e ft H f m i t t t AN INP O T M P M fF DAILY NNWWAFDN FRIDAY. 'MAACH IB. 1951 SSlsL^L x i.v m Krider To Pitch 1st Ball At Game City Commissioner John Kildar will bo on tho mound to pitch tho l i n t ball Sunday afternoon In tho firat of a atrita of oihlbltion game* to bo played hart by tho Mlnnaapolla Mlllara. Tho gam* will bo playod a l tho Sanford Uamorlal Baaoball S ta ­ dium following a gigantic fa ra d * headed by tho Seminole High School Band whteh will form a t 1:15 Sunday afternoon at tho Mayfair Inn and march directly to the alodium fo r Ik* atart of the game. nff.'-lite and leader* will In the parade and will • ga.i<r, Sunduy afternoon’? Initial game of tho Mlnnaapolla Miller'a apring training aeries will be the first of ten to be playod a t the San­ ford Memorial Daaeball Stadium. However, the Mlllara' will play 18 gamea for the complete aeriea, eight of them out of town,. On hand for tho initial game will he Mlnneapolla Millers' Gen­ eral Manager W. 0 . “ Rosy” Ryan aa well aa Manager Ed Stanky, The two officiate will head tip the group of more than 40 playera and officials here for the •prlng training season. The 1050 apring training season hire got underway in earnest Wednesday as the entire group t f pnipvctl/H player* and reitun eea rapn.-tiC for the practice aesiiona, On the field today were butterymen, moundamen, outfielders, In­ fielders, catchers and officials. Dally sessions to gat the team iln shape, under the managerehlp of Ed Stanky are held beginning et 10:80 each morning and con­ tinue Into the afternoon. A largo crowd of baisbwll •*.'» i j expected to witness tha firat g .in e of tha aa ire. Tha exhibition gamea afford Sanford end Central Florida bateball anthualast* an opportunity to see tom* of the beat baseball talent of the nation( in action. They prill play tho Borhaiter, ★ County Prosecutor Carlyle Housholder Seeks Re-Eldction ia ta d P Wire ‘ .■ ■ ■..■■■■MB Department To Open B id s On P ro je c ts; 1 7 -9 2 Largest l by Jameson) 1 W ta tfca r JA I Partly rtmrty tbraagb I 1 feeler tonight and Satarday w«0 Awiq1 low loiigbl M to 54. CITY MANAGER WARREN KNOW LES LOOKS ON aa Police Cfilef t o y William* pins a Captain’* hedge on Arnold William* following hie appointment to the vacancy created by Ui* retirement * f Captain Roy Tlllle. (S ta ff Photo )___________________________ ._____________________ __________________ |AN e d i t o r i a l Sanford Herald Barred From Announced Meet Inspections, Tests A p r il 2 On Bicycle Safely Date Slated Tomorrow Set Tha aarond Bicycle Safely Club m cellni to refialer all boya and llrla for tha local club will he held tomorrow morning et 10 o'clock on Semlnolo Rlvd. Imme­ diately behind tha Chamber of Cammarr* and Tourtat Club build­ ing*. A hug* rrowd of young cyrliata ■re axparted lo b* on hand at 10 o'clock when blcycl* safety teal* snd Inapectiona will bo given. Tit* Sanford Police De­ partment, under th# direction of Police Chief noy a . William*, will handle the aafety teals and Inpactloaa. Tha testa will ba given no diagram* already provided by the Sanford I’olic# Department and painted on the pavamtnt In Ihe area tat aalde for th* registra­ tion, lasts and inspections. All blryelai will b* Inspected for complete aafety, official* of the Bicycle Safety Club stated. Membership In Ut* Blcycta Safe­ ty Club la countywlda, It wgs staled yeslarday, sort, boys and girls ara especially urged ta r# ili­ ster tomorrow morning It they bay* not dona ao. a t tha Krat mealing of tha group. E tch qtambar, when raglatared, will receive a mambarehlp card and literature on bicycle riding lafcty- end- operetta*. OfftrNifi of th# organisation wilt ba oo band lo regular each boy or. girl aa they allend thl* second sasaton. The organisation wilt b* operat­ ed In ronjunctlon with th* city­ 's id* recreation program, accord­ ing hi lha officials, with wiener ruaals, picnic', oiryclt sighl-aaeing trips, and other forma of en tarlainmant planned fnr tha summer-loog and year ’round program of avanls. Wa would like to call to tha attention of our renders a portion of tha City Charter of tha City of Sanford, Fla.: "Section 11. TIME AND PLACE OF COMMISSION MEETINGS: SPECIAL MEETINGS. HOW AND BY WHOM CALLED: MEETINGS TO BE PUBLIC; CITIZENS TO HAVE ACCESS TO MINUTES AND RECORDS: COMMIS­ SION TO DETERMINE ITS OWN RULES AND ORDER OK BUSINESS, AND KEEP RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS. Tha City Commission shnll meet at the usual placo for hold­ County Prosecuting Attorney ing tha meetings of tha legislative body of tha City, mid at Aarlyle Itou.holdar, 07. today such times an may ba prescribed by ordinance or resolution, announced hi* candidacy for except that it shall meat regularly not less than twice each ye-election aubject to tho Bcm > month* Tha Mayor or any two members of the Commission eratlc Primary May 8th. may call special meetings of tha Commission upon at least *< • Ha I* a member of S.uiford Le­ KARL HIGGINBOTHAM will 24 hours written notice to aach member, served personally gion Post No. M , tho Disabled 'American Veterans, Junior Chamhead the Fuller Warren for or left at their usual placa of business: provided, howevor, her of Commerce, Elke and Governor headquarteri here. that absence of notice shall not be mnterial at any special gatnlnole County Bar Association meeting at which all members of the Commission are present Ha was horn and railed In and waive notice. All meetings of the City Commission and ■amlnole Count/, and returned to alt committees thereof shall ba public, and any citizen shall Hanford to prrctlce law after grahave access to tha minutes and recorda thereof at all rea­ «fua ting from the University of sonable times. Tha Commission shall datermlna Its own Florida In June '017. Since then rules and order of business, and shall keep a record of Its ha haa been acllva In City and proceedings.” * j, • jCi unty civic work and has **rv,N m on navara* city board* and comWe have constantly warned both tha Commission d 'm ltte e i. lim e 1053 ho wa* tha public about tha SECRET meetings thnt are being held Ju tg * of the Municipal Court of among tha Commiaslonera to diecuaa the buajMM <md af­ A tr ’ord. ' -y ‘ i'V! : fairs of tha City of Sanford. ' i . jrm m a e ln g foe ro-aleethm, With utter disregard of the Charter of tha City and wlftt 1.2 -MRUholder aalrtt "The volume «f « w . Fuller Warren for governor tha curtnin of INFORMAL GATHERINGS and INFORMAL criminal caiea In our County Court V w O f l G C , r O S n l O I I headquarter* will be opened MonDISCUSSIONS drawn around them, tha Board of Sanford ha* Inereaaed gieatly and It in- £ I _ *T* D II I I inf’ ^ommerrtar 8^,phone CitK Commissioners have discussed affslra of I he City that creasing dally aa nur County and J l l O W I O DC I I 010 neighboring counties Iniroem |n s . /n| i t • No. 2880, it wa. announced today. Involve millions of dollars. fropuirrtlons alma .lan. it. 1115.1. I A t L e l U D I U C SQ Q y At a recent meeting held hy I A City Commissioner Is elected hy a majority of tha Jia v # filed 5,287 **.••* and hnv# Plana are being rompleled for a WYrren supporter* Earl Hlirgln- j voters of (h a City of Sanford to h an d le th e CITIZEN’S buslmany others which i "Scholarship Coffee and Fashion botham, agreed to head tho ram- ne88 Hml not their ow n personal affairs, ^ ro c e n o d eouM not he filed becauae o f'in - Show" tn ba given Tuesday after- pii gn for Seminole Coumy, W A. '(’he Sanford Herald waa barred from a meelhig, mails •Uf/iclent evidence and reluctant, , noon, March 10, at the Seminole Patrick, vie* .-nxlfrr.an; and Sira, public and announced at a regular meeting of the body, held o r weak wltneeacej ihort’y after Tark Raceway Turf Club. Mrs. Lloyd F. Hoy Is treaeurer. last night, March 1B, because one Commissioner would not I .took office I establish*.1 a new George McCall revealed yesterday. 1 he Florida S la t* Bank waa daInlk freely if th* Representative of The Sanford Herald re­ gyhtam for tha reporting of cn-ee liroated as depoiltor for lYaitvn The coffee ami fashion show, mained at tho meeting"* > hy the varloue rounty arresting said Mrs. McCall, la the biggest for governor campaign fundi, officer* to the Prosecutor which The representative of The Sanford Herald made il plain "W e welcome the help and tupevent staged each year by the haa been af great value to all of Seminole County Federation 0f'p ... ort of every on# living In Semi- to ihe Commissioner* present that the public should b* ad­ tie Alto, In 105.1 I proposed a Women’s Clubs to benefit thair nolo County," the Warren sup- vised of actions of th* Board of Commissioners and «ven change in the procedure of hind- icholerthlp fund. I porters laid *• ‘ hey announced tha though information revealed between Commissioners’ dis­ MRthg thee* case* In the Court which Tha coffa* and faihlon (hoar at opening of tha lanford 'F u llsr cussion* could not be released to th* public immediately era* worked out with S-nator Seminole Park Raraway at C a « v el-!"'*rr,n f ° r f»ov* rnor haadquart- because of the nature of the subject, and timing of the .•tenitrom , thtn County Judge, discussions, the information should be available for cur and Clerk of the Court O. P. harry will ba given In lha Turf Arnold Williams, yesterday, look readers for future reporting. Herndon, and resulted In fa ite r Club through the gensrnsity of ovar hla assignment aa Captain Rick C aiarai an.1 Joa D'Agaitlno, However, the Commissioner In question, refused to take on the Sanford Police Department disposal of caste for defendanti * Wanting to plead guilty, or be cooperatori of tha new pluih din- V. A. Wheeless W-ill part In the discussions at the meeting with The Sanford Her­ after bring officially appoiatad by tried] thl* procedure also spread ' ner club. ald represonlatlve present. Police Chief Roy WUIIama. The rnff.a and fashion »hnw Play Old Records tha work toad of tha various ofOn Ihe basis of Ihe City Charter, the people of the Waiting for hla shift, from 4 p. ! »UI he held from 1* a.m. to 1 p m glrt* lnvolsed nvar C.ho entire At Rotary Meeting City of Sanford have a right today to see the minutes and m. to 13 midnight, Arnold Wil­ year rather than aurh nfflcea i Tuesday, March 10 with, aa Mrs. liams said ,"1 am Indeed hippy The older member* of the San­ records of all informal meetings of the Board of City Com­ Jro ln g over-burdened four times a , McCall said today, "many won­ that I have baan selected aa Cap­ missioners held in recont and past months on any derful door priiaa." ford Rolary Club meeting In re­ fL | r tain on th* Sanford Police De­ Thia la our only money making gular session next Monday noon at and all questions involving the affairs of the City of San­ > Ci law of Florida i / i - • •t-s-t partment. 1 am proud tn ba work­ • Prosecutor protect the rights of project, aha (aid, and our on* op­ tha Yacht Club will, In all probabil­ ford be they on th* subject of electric power, finances, pur­ ing under Chief William* and I all defend.'! t* in C o jrt as well as portunity to benefit a most worth­ ity, Identify aome of tha really old chases, or what-have-you, hope that t can live up to all that \ reprerent the interest of the S la t* while fund. tlma Edison and V idor cylinder If such minutes are not available and opened to the ti eapecled of m a." Thera wilt ha no admission records which Verna A. Wheelen public the Commission is derelict of its duly beou-se of its tn trying them, lh le It my guiding Thavnaw Captain of Ihe Sanford principal. It Is my duty to present charged for the "Coffee and Fash- of Longwood will play on hi* old utter disregard of ihe City Charter tinder which they Police Department la 41 year* old, lon Show" Mra. McCall (aid! hut the cases fairly and luipui llally graphophone. Th* younger mem­ operate, conduct their business, and are elected to their married, and began hla dull** before the Judge end Jury and a allver offering will b* taken (or bers of the club will probably gat her# as a member of th* Sanford high office. when ! have done ao my duty #nde, tha benefit. a big kick out of hearlnj tho kind How many of these SECRET meeting* have been held Police Dapartment April 17, 1131. Faahlona wlIHra furnlahed by tha of muilc (hat pleased their alders the result rest* with tha Jurors is not known. But we are sware that thoy have been held, Ha lives at 1303 Elliott Ava. Hollywood Shop of Sanford. f i * r tha Judge. many years ago. Arnold Williams was assigned " < h l feel I have done e gn»d Job for Whrelrss, aulhnr of "When The they have keen held in SECRECY, and the Information has lo handle traffic following com the people pnd the knowledge Veadow j Lark Calls" which has been withheld from the public. pletion of two courses at Ihe Uni If thia form of operations of the City must continue, veralty gained from .very day that p .» « s ! E l k ' s C l u b E l€ C tS been book rovltwed many limes raof Florida Extension De •nable. ma to do a better Job. I _ ^ . eeotly at local organisations, Is o f then it is being done in complet* unfairness to the citizens parlment in Tralfic end two F B I in continue to do th* b#H i j R o y D . G r e e n A s (an seen driving around (own In they represent. Hchools In law enforcement. capable of doing " a -Model 1113 Ford which, In some This Is the type of government that citizens are " I like police work,!' Arnold New Exalted Ruler manner, he has managed lo keep In up in arms about in BIG government and cfrtninly In LIT­ Williams usid, "and 1 put my perfect running order. Ills hobby, A new stale of officers were TLE government the example should not b« eat forth to bo heart In II." Dancing School elected hy Ihe Sanford Lodga No (that Is one of hit hobbles), bar carried on from the grassroots on Into the more complicated been lha collecting of old siylo talk Opens Here Soon; 1311, Rrnevnlent and rrotecliva ing machine* and records and It and afar off systems that are daily being ridiculed by a sin­ Order of Elk's at their meeting * la said that his rolladlon la one cere and devoted public. * Enrolling Tuesday lastTh*night. Meetings of the nature held Thursday night breaks new officers for 1B56, who of Ihe very largest in Ihe country. M A tC S » Among the numbers to be played down the faith of the citizen* of a rommunity, in Its leader­ y Kheduled £ . 'I®? II. i,lVnnin?n« mLinford * »P*«U1 meetopening In S.n ord I wl1* **• April 5 .re: Roy D. Green, Admissions will ba soma of Ada Jones, Cal ship. If our affairs have lo lie carried on behind locked doors Mrs. Shirley Secord (Sanford) Z r h Rx.lfd Ruler; Guy Alim. I . - Stewart, Billy Murray, Unci* Josh because of CLASSIFIED INFORMATION then the citizens Which will b* held Tuevljy. March lrefned (<(8d|n|[ Knight; W. D. and Billy Jona* and Ernie H ire. Sim J a r r * lt N(Sanford) might havs reason to give up in utter despair and relegate 10. from 1 O s p.rn. Hardin Mr*. Florence Scott (8anford) Hardin Esteemed Estaamed larval Loyal Knlahl: Knight; A “Tall T h* THta" contest will b* itself to a form of government that L being ridiculed. Th* Deanna Srhool of Dance will R. F. Mapes, Esteemed Lectur­ staged a i part of the program with Discharge* Such meetings break down the fnlth of the newsman X ffer c l ll lr * In ballet, lap and ae- ing Knight; W. O. Livingston. Sec­ a prize going (o tha person Iden­ covering the affaire of the community alncrf there is an Mrs. Wills Jackson (Genava) . m ballci which ar* slated to he held retary; Myron A. Reck, Treas­ tifying tha most songs. Baby Girl Jackson awareness that all information Is not being released for his gt th* Curiosity Shop, In the Pay- urer, Phil Hair, T yler; J css* Mrs. Jo * Muao (Lake Monro*) reader*. ton Realty Building on Highway I,odgf, Trustee for three years; Baby Girt Musa (Lake Monroe) • .17-93 at Hiawatha. Mayor V. D. Scnlfc said last night, "1 am ready to talk and Don nalcs aa Altemala Dele­ lohn Woodruff (Sanford) 4 Local Students Deanna McManus, Instructor of gate to tha Grand Lodge Conven­ business now for the public " th* Deanifa School of Dance is a tion. The Commissioner in question stated that "I might Raky Girl Record gradual* of tho Ebsen School of It was also announced (hat all Put On Dean's List want to call th* other commissioners by name*,” as a reason MARCH Id . Banco In Orlando and has 'lulled arrangements hav* haen com­ Four Sanford Mudar.ta h*v* fe rn for not wanting a newsman In the audience. wader Slone Cwmann of Chicago pleted for tha Elks Rlood Rank named In tha Florida Stale Uni­ w# ask, how much of this SECRET CITY GOV’Morris Forguio* (lanford) gad Tommy Armour of Miami Thursday, March S3 from S to T versity Dean’s List. .. 1-0viI* Flsal (Sanford) ftrm trly of tho Ballot Russo. She p. m. at tho EJk’a Club. Ralph They are Baatrlea M. Blsbea, ERNMENT Is going ont Ts th* public to *xp*rt more snd more of this type golds a laaehar's certificate with White, handling tho detail* of Margaret J . Mallov, M artha-O . Frank".* Lee (L ik a Mary) > t t * D ag g g M B M M M fG U IID rlea (he forthcoming E lk ’s Blood Bnak Shannon, and Autumn Y, Shannon. meeting, or shall it dxpect its government to b« operated by Mra. Salty Lidaly (L ab* Monro*) staled "A froo stoak dinner will T h * aeadsmle period In which the Charter provided by law? Birth •' *• ' u ______ . <t Th* W j d m H m « l VMpi* for be served to all dooora tn tho they earned recognition w u th* Thu*.«»T* th* quMtiona that muat b* anaw«r*d and Baby S e t Udaly -lha b* Blood Book Immediately follow*** first semester, JU pU m ber thsmagh ■**r*d forthrightly by each and *v*ry Coat* DUdurgaa their doM tios." Juauff ,1 n p a a s U t— s a t 1 * Lb* p r t t i a . C W <* Warren Supporters Open Headquarters Here Hex! Monday J Williams Assumes New Assignment Hospital Notes hAW-'« c#»iv a ■>«■>ntAi‘. * Th# Slat* Road Department annotinred ye'terdsy that It would open bid* in T allah as'c* April 3 on an aMlmalrd (our million dol­ lars worth of road and bridge pro­ jects. I.argeat Job oo th* Hat of 37 proJacla calls for 7.4 mile* of fourlaning on S u l* Road* 13 and too northward from the Orange Coun­ ty lin* In Samlnola County. 'i Tbla project is th* four-lanlng and paving, as well as widening, of 17-93 from lha Orang# County line to an approxlmal* point si j . q. (fiiira) g a l l o w a y Five Point*. Tha letting of tha contract, fol­ ★ ★ ★ lowing opening bids, will climax the long negotiation* to get the road Improvement for Semlanle ‘i f County through and will open Ihe way for Ihe additional section of ' 17-02 from Five Taints to Ihe San­ ford City limits to |oln with Ihe French Ava. alx-lanlngs and widening. Alio, to follow will be Ihe Stale R oad-413 and 41 project* which ara nearing th* phase n( com­ pletion. i Con atable J . Q. "Slim 1* Gattoaeaf Fifth District Road Board mem­ announced today hla candidacy ber William H. Dial publicly stat­ for raalectlon aa Conatabla of .lb * ed during the French Avr. Dedi­ Fourth District, Samlnola Coiutly, cation ceremonies and banquet subject to tb# Democrat!* Prim ary that Ihe projects would ba let or May 8. lo contract this year. Conatabla Galloway wa* *1tei> ed, aa ' CoitaUlda In l»5q fay * four-year term. * ■ Y-. H# vajd tbla,, morjvtnff ’» . ' ! * •i * r* ' '. nAiinetlty hla candidacy "1 b * v * worked hard fa m ale -tb* of/lc* of Couataftt* a auceaaa." Tho i f card* will ab«w what 1 have dona, h* aald, and-l want t* continue (a that office. • Galloway laid " I hava antwaroA all call* and worked hard an<l Sixlr-lwn member* of lha Semi­ diligently on Inveetigatioue," He laid (hie morning, " I hava nole High School band left at 8:30 thia morning for an all day Dis­ qualified and ana now a candidate trict Contest In Cocoa which will for tha office of Conalablo a f include bands from Seminole, Or­ th# Fourth D letrlet." “I have cooperated with *4he* ange. Volusia, Marlon and’ Hreaembla vanti. , lew enforcement agenciea lo th * During tha day eark group will j fulleat extent and will continue ta enter In th« four phases of the do ao |n carrying aul my dutle* content which are: concert, sight aa Conatabla If elected by 1b* raadlng, drill, and solo and a*- people fa r another term.". aamhla aval*. Firat oo the, schedule for this morning waa tb* Majoratla Corps competing in a twirling anaambla contest. Tha schedule for tha re­ mainder of tha day was: brass quartet i t 9:17 a. in.; b rasi. sex­ tette at 1:34 a. m .j concert con­ Funeral aervlcea (or Ja m ** 0 * test at 11:30 a. m .: sight raadlng at II noon; practice drill at I Ingraham, asalatant general .#•*o ':rlo rk ; and solo* by Boh Realy aenger agent of th* nortda B i l l (piano), Sidney Vlhlen (trum pet), Coast Railroad, and formerly * f Robert Armstrong (french horn); Sanford war* bald at II e.m . Hill Itaxamer (Tim pani); Tommy Wadaaaday. 1* St. Auguatlne'g Bower (flute); Gracio Duggar Trinity Eplacopal Church. Tbo Bee, (clarin et); and Larry Burney Char lea Seymour, r actor, 'offloL ( b a n ) war* scheduled for tho ■ted. Mr. Ingraham died lata Monday early afternoon . Th* band than participate* lo In a St. Augustine Hospital. Ho w a* a parade in downtown Cocoa ache- 73. At lha lime of his death h# waa duled for 3:30 thin afternoon, fol­ lowed by a masa band concart at treasurer of lha Slat* Chambar of 7:43 this avanlng, and for lha final Commerce, a post ha had 'i*'d fo r •vent, lha drill conical at 10:14 more then 30 y e an , and a m cnibir, p. m .tonight. of Ihe executive coptmJttee. i. Each band enters In a claialflMr. Ingraham wax born on June cal Ion baaed on high school-en­ 18, lis t, In Sanford and aLamled rollment and they are than rated fiewanea Military Academy and lb*, in their group with tb* Vaupari**" University of lha South, both a* Sarating lha hlghaat poaibla. wane*, Tann. Ha was a mamoaf e l Alpha Tau Omega fraternity a t!tb * university and icrvad aa university trustee. Ha wa« lha a.in of ihe l i t * Mr. and Mrs. Jam as E. fngribggt, prominent SL Augustin* raddgqts. Mr. Ingraham was a enartae member of tho S t AuguitlN»«K4e Registration booki will be taken lary Club and waa a m em hgfiff out Into lha county, Mrs. Camilla lha Rotary Club af Jacksonytlle, Rrura, Supervisor* of Registrations Survivor* include bis wltt for Samlnola County, said today. Francs* Hopkina Ingnnxm , M"Thia will glva tho** who wish gusline: two dMghtars, Mra. to ragUter and d<f not hava an op­ him Haard, Bloomfield, l..n n , g: portunity to coma to Sanford an Mrs. Isw rtn co Klckuml, opportunity lo qualify To vote In mond, V s.; a sister, Mra. G Ihe coming election." Mra. B n.ce W. Gibba, Jacksonville; reveiled. gundchildrea and aavarai *i Registration hooka will ha taken and nephew*. '/AWp lo Allamonta Springa next Wednes­ Burial waa In Evergreen Cl day night from • to 10 and will be tery, St. Augustin*, with located a l tha Town B all for all of Funeral Home la rbarga. thoae who wlab to raglator "Wo wtll havo tho regiatratlon hooka In Longwood Friday nl|l)i, •OMBBRB TO BB INSFBCTS0 March ts , during tho agmo houra, HAGERSTOWN, Md. ir t-f and wtU bo at tbo Tow* H all," ah* child Aircraft Dlvlslo* aid H laid. an Air Faro* Metriit t» "tog Tha ToW* H ill at Ovlodo will bo and rayak pa is ts m iy " uaad lor registration Wodnaaday disclosed n u m b * of » M night, H aleb M, said Mra. Bruce, borubor* al M* Other location* win be ___ , SL ’Slim’ Galloway To Try For Another Term As Constable 62 Members Of SHS Band Leave Today To Enler Contest Funeral Services Held Wednesday^ For J. D. Ingraham Registration Books Will Be Taken Out Into County Areas f m ' 'j 1 �<y i r u i w rm m st a n n a U * ' 1 A»*. t U A m. HMir School 9:45 «. m. Horning Worthis 10!43 a, a . r. M. y. Tsoo f. m. Evening Kvangeliitic Till p. n. Wedneeday U B S MART BAPTIST CRAPKL prayer Ml THE SALVATION AIMY Jt. s s K ,tfs r ? « night pralia aarvlra 1:30 p. a . 811 S. M SC |/Ue«mtenant Raymaad B. Uaa, __ -a* -*'■ Com audio|- Officer Sunday Company Maatlni 10 a.iu. Hollnaia Maating 11 a .o . fntaiag Usloa liso m l Rfpnlag Wtfthlp TiM. Young Paoplaa Laglon 1 p.m. Salvation Mailing • p m. Tueaday V.P. Bud Prietlee 4 * Salvation Maating TiM p m. Wednuday Ladlaa Hama Laagv* 1:10 p.m. ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH « a < k ma — * • * - * nth M. and Laurel Av*. 1 Rav. George S. Real Sunday School 1:43 a. a. Morning Worihlp 11 a, m. Youth Service 0:43 p. m. Evangeltatia Rally 1:43 p. a . Prayer and Bible Study Wadset* day at 7:43 p, m. "Remember a glad hand Invitee you to worihlp with na.” B BhStUy, Cembtaed Manriag lor. SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH l a d II S4, At Parh Are, Tha end of your anarch for a friendly Church. I . I . Laneferd, Patter W. L. Btepheai. AiieclaU Paator MStan Hlgflahethaa. S n a d a y Bakwel ■ — — L. i-- 4 -- » u jh a Pitf W'JliPO a.m. Call to glUHM Mi40 a.m. Bvaolas lav* “ adaa l:U p. m. Bible Study Sermon Topic: “Llia'i a rial Pirado*." •:3a p.m. M.Y.P. 1:11 p. a . Organ Vaipar* liM p .a. Evening Woyahip Sarmon Topiai “The People’* . Choice." Broadeaat over W. T. R. R. 1:10 p.m. Recreation (or young people. THE LITTLE MOWN CHURCH 1 'KpfPA ‘rr, ON THE HILL (Caagregatlanal) Comer Park Avenue aad S4th St. J, Bernard Root Mlalatar Sunday School .......... a:44 a m. - 4 Mornlns Worihlp . . . . U:M a.m. Sarmon: “Tha Lova of Ond" HOLT CROSS CHURCH (Epiieepal) Rav. I . Lyttlatas Zlmmarmaa. B. O.. Better Pauion Sunday 4:00 a.m. Holy Eucharlit 1:13 a m. Family Service $ Vadoaaday Prayer Servlea and Evening Worihlp ^jllbla Dlieunlon 1:43 p.m. Cheptf Prayer Meeting ( Mlulonary i* Choir Rahenal after eavvlce. Thuridey Youth Night Program SlIO |g |;I0i.M. Devotional Time. ....... J l . Ladle* Mlulonary Soelty (I laotiaga monthly), f allowably mttma - and Tuatday after. Prayer aad liutpaaa — 4th I f afternoon. tewing Orel* Thuradey morning, S Sermon Servlcei through the week So many thinji develop from within7and so do we.' Th« chick come* out of the egg, the flower from a tiny need).the tree adds rings year after year to its outer core.^Always it is the inner life. And ao it’ie with the heart of man.^When the inner marf is fed by God's Holy Word, the outer life becomes NABARENE "Banfprd’e Singing Church'* Car. al Sad and Maple R. H. Spatr Jr., Pieter 9:M a.m. Sunday School. CUiaaa jt all agee. ■ 20:41 a.m. Morning- Wnnhip. m•an —— B B S s w s • ' *• J , • , --------«u «f n v e r c o m a 4a ll Ihurch It lh* pr*< dino el ehofneiii ___ on earth lor lotehoui* el ipmluel valu.t.1 etttianthlp. Wnh*ul n hurch. n*Hh*r dimoeti •ety net atviliMlinn iv*. Th*i* nr* lour isund ran ien i why men ihould attend r port lh* Church•Th*yi*rvio*» rtouletly > (21 Per Hi, child/' ; or* ( I I Ter hi* ill mmmunlly end«n‘i ink*. ( 3) Per th* na'ien. (41 Pet lh* l* Chuwh U»*l!. wIhich riel lupoert Plan in n«*d* hi* mernl go to churchreou. read your Bibl* dai1- mmt Vaapla Sarrlea Than. ' f i » p. m. » HBEMUEB HB1HOMSV cH u aa Cllru* Belgbta ap. Bdwird MtrfU, Pieter usday School io a. m.—OIL yue aieeUag, Thuuday, 1:M m J W H Saheel Werahip B r rtairr church o r a n t tart, SCIENTIST.' 1 (H) E. Second St. Blindly Rervlrei 31:00 i. m. Sunday School 1:30 a. m. Wedotiday Evening Mailing |:00 p, p, m. 1:00 m. Lei»nn*Sermon: w.^r .v* “Mailer" eevpiaim?" ■ -“ Reading Room —located in «foyer of ________ y p . « 1 Mi W J C I HI Church Building open to public l:3fl to 4:30 p. m. Monday thru Prldey. A cordial invitation !| extended U all to attend our eervlean and uaa the Reading Room. ______ — THE CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY IM.l Elm Ave. i Mtnletar Rev. Il, I). Creaey, Pieter | . 1:43 a.m. Adult Sunday School non: "Th* Manning of the Morning Worihlp ird'a Supper.** Sunday Night Service ...» ■ M Morning Worihlp. 11 o'clMk, WMB Tueiday Night 7-3o P M wl,h organ muite, congragitlonel VLB • Thuroday night 7 ao p m ' ,iflS|n*< anthem. Scripture readAM * ** - Old r.ihl.a * . « . . ! k.|Wa* .V ...V ' vn, v f t i d worihlp wun ui. R V (1.1“ 0 eom tha lervloe. Tha nuraary for tiny mta, with an attendant In charge. LURE'S LUTHERAN la Slavia (Near Oviedo) ^rva^ChfahTieil B£Yr' 0,1 Junior, i Evening Warehlp CHURCH o r CHRIST Xvms*UA Ralph Rrawnr Jr, Sunday Rihle Study iQiM a.m. Worahip and Communion 11:00 a.m. Evtning Worahip T:00 p-m. Wedaaiday Rlhla Study TiRO p.m. FLORIDA STATE BANK of Seafard J. C HUTCHISON A CO, HAROLD H. KASTNEB A CO. b r o w n ’s Amoco s e r v ic e C D. Brawn GLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO URVICS a.ao #1,° Evening Worihlp, T:M, Induct Ing Ihe Infermel feature “anni you love to ling." Sermon! "The Army of thn Lord," th* laat In a aeriei of ilx menagai on "Pig* UhrliUan Day School urei of th* Church In EphfillPi" throush Friday l:oo : W'«W il «*!• . 1 * ---- * 0. D. Landrail will eulit In thr elementary grade* and k ronfluct of the lervic*. He and gartea). hie wife will alio get «i atten dant* eponiora. P1NHCRBST BAPTIST The pub!Ip || Invited (o every MISSION public aervlce. Navy people, new­ •peamad By ICENTRAL'RAPt Ts t " CHURCH comer* to Sanford, vlaitori in town and anyone without a re­ Laeatad at The Britt Traitor Ca. • Orlande gular plaaa to worihlp ii accord­ ed a iperial welcome, Ample, Hwy. **fe, off-iiroot Rev. C. W. Plaah Million Paetar vlded. MV a.m. Sunday Scheol II i(H) a.m. Mornim Wnrehlp a.ie pm. - — ....................... nil* Trnlnlnv Union TiSO .......... filin' US?Viu” lo*c0m• 11,1 “>• P*'ter >B ‘he conduct nl ST . t**k WIN! Sunday morning during wor­ ship hour. Evening Worihlp T:40 p. m. Prelude • “A Night long" C. Her ril .Joan Wilke, Organlit Anthem * “Jeiui, Keep Me Near tha Cron" Dome Pioneer Choir Sermon Rev. Melnnti We are happy to have with ui for th# Evening Worihlp one of our own young orfaslita, Min Joan HTML- WfSTKRN AUTO AMERICAN OIL CO. «• R. stricilead, Caatraatar associate store _ W. W. HORNE truck brokerage h il l h a r d w a r e ca ca BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY WILSON . MAIER FURNITURE C a THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. Davie, Coneigaea NICHOLSON BUICH CO. ■WTT TRACTOR CC. R* L. HARVEY PLUMBING NEW BOTTLING COMPANY C*1***! CITY PRINTING Ca HEBRON GROVES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING C a SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS HOLLER MOTOR SALES SANFORD BOAT WORKS m # » lu o u N , * *u rrL i c o WDBO-TV Ch*""*! s, Saturday l i t ! BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. ia ^ v o bd l in o l b u ji * ROY WALL PLUMBING W in* ii SA W tm n ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BOYD • WALUCE MUTUAL INSUVANCR THE KILGORE SEED CO. SMITTY’S SNAPFIN* TURTLE SENKARIK GLASS PAINT CO. A THB MAYFAIR INN 8T. JOHN’S REAUTT CO* WADE’S IUPREX MARKET SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER'S GULP SERVICE niemuM co n cu r rip tca lansy o* y c u a n im �??' 'ft ? jm m m m m « | m n m * 0 * ■ IW K M Ifl H fB SANFORD HERALD l M «r 1 M I M - p » t. ,t r $> Science Answers T raffic Problem ' By Jeaana Smith, s > D«d|« Safety CooialUnt I t’i • wonderful world in which 0 - f i Uve. For every incoovenlenea . or hazard that growi with prog* •yeaa, there la a scientific anzwer to offset tha problem. Let'* taka traffic, for example. Lika tha weather, we are alwaya complaining about it—and now, our traffic expert* are doing aome* thing about it which promhe* . greater aafety at a aavlog of both Urn* and money. « Regulation of traffic by radio £ c o n tr o lle d , w electronically m e c h a n iz e d a lg n a la waa Introduced re* cently to Chi* icago motorlit* at 13 atreet In* "eraectlona. Main put* pe*e of t h I e “R a d i o Co* Mias Smith a r d ln a te d _ Traffic Control S y a t a a ” " t o maintain a ateady progrea* j ,alve flow of traffic, eapaclally during peak period* In th* morning and afternoon. Mora*' ' ever the flow varies with the! j.d a y as well as the hear. With the new radio centra) system,, traffic lights can ho coordinated -sim ply by toning a dial, accord*| lag to tha day's plan. A radio control tower an tha Board of £ , .Trade building sends ant the ’pattern to th* Intersection con*; trol lights. Studies have shown that In Chicago's busy LaSalle street sec* (Ion, whero th* new system is In effect, the average motorist drlv* ing to and from work saves two minutes of tim* in each direction. Computed by engineers (and you can figure this out too), It means a savings of four minutes a day to £ 10,000 motorists, many of them ^ women, or a total saving of 80,000 jnlnutea dally. i , "The Important .saving, how* ‘ ever,” says Ralph F. Michel, { 1 traffic engineer who developed I * tha system, "is best figured in accident prevention and econ* .•my. When traffic is abl* to (move without Interruption (aad that's what this radio controlled bystem alms to accomplish) •^greater safety Is assured.” "Thera Is less exposure in mat* ter of tlma and circumstance to accidents, less Irritation ard con* versely more road courtesy—all , |gt less cost than in a cable co­ ordinated traffic system,” hllchcl adds. t Chicago’s city engineers are Lopeful that radio control ran be extended to 450 Intersections on the city's Important thorough* fares. I And this safer, more effective •nil less expensive traffic control plan Is drawing considerable at* tentlon elsewhere. Queries on tha system are pouring Into Chicago Hot only from other American cities but from Europe and Aus* trails as well. M • , « DIE O f GAS POISONING NEW YORK WV-Slx members ef a family, three adults and three children, died today of gas poison­ ing while they slept In their base­ ment Brooklyn apartment, police said a defective gas wa­ te r heater was responsible for tha deaths of the Puerto lllcan family of Juan Gonzales, 23. • — 1— 7--- ' Legal Notice •« t h k c ir c u i t c o u r t ok t u b .VI " t i i j p u i L ia i . c i r c u i t IV a .v ii k o r b k m i .v uls : c o u .v rv , KUORIUA IV C-HA.VCERT # IIAHOAHIST U. BTnOUDEna.^^ jo ’hiSi ’ii pa u l am o v iD E n o [lalannani, Dlvorca, VOTICE TO IIEPENU •TATE O r^ M IR S IM j^ •TOl JOSEPH PAUL UTliqUBEIlO. whose rs.ldsnc. ana mailing ad- ^ - r TOOl,AnS/IBH W * B T a a .s 'v .v r w a»K sr*» NOTIFIED s o fv B S ffT w K ir - i" HTIlOMDEnn. Tou a rt hsrsby re­ quir'd to file your An»w»r, and'er o lh srw l.. plsad In aeoordanc* with Clark of tl<a ............... ........ .. ....... j and t« aarv# U copy of anna upon Tom Walaon, Attnrnay for f at ll» Vi.rlh Main Street. 10-A, Orlande Florida, nn or before tha Ifllh day of MarWi A l>. ISIS. Olharwlae a Decree Pro Confanao wilt be entered aaalnal you - f o r failure to ao eerre and fit* ■ your anewer or othar dafanaaa aa fsnulr.il hr taw, WITNESS tba hand and eoal nf the aald Court Ihta Zllh day ol Feb­ ruary a. n ms. O. I*. Herndon, Clark n f lha Circuit Poop In and For Heml.ijule County Florida ♦SE A LS Tom Wataon AHornry at law (I * North Mala SL, t*-A Orlando Florida W IFIE* P U T S T H O S B . S H A P e - T H B - ^ i D B B O Y S CVM F E E T — |. u / a anm rt.fuets «mtuc«ve t»». ShUtth swift* am ta v m '- Committee; Dr. Roswell P. B am ei of New York, associate general secretary of the National Council of Churches; Dr. Frank­ lin Clark Fry, No wRochell, N.Y., president of the United Lutheran Church In America; Dr. Herbert Gezork, Newton Center, Mass., president of Andover Newton The­ ological Seminary; Bishop D. MOSCOW UR — A delegation o( Ward Nichols, Naw York, Afri­ American Proteitan! churchmen has arrived In Moscow for the first formal talks with represent*, fives of ths Russian Orthodox faith. The lb-man group wa* greeted at tba airport by bearded Metro* polltan Nikolai, who welcomed them on behalf of Patriarch Alex* el, head of the church In Russia. Nikolai expressed the hope their Islt would "result In better rela­ tions.’’ Dr. Eugena Carson Bloke ol Philadelphia president of the Na­ tional Council of Churches, shook tha metropolitan*! hand and re­ plied while American and Russian television cameras whirred: “ We bring a greeting to all the people of your churchei from the Christian people of tha United Stales. We hope to have Interest­ ing and fruitful conversations." Later the metropolitan shep­ herded the group to their hotel. They were treated to a lunch of caviar, delicacies and various wines. T eetotslrn In the group ust held up their glasses when the Ilusslsni proposed the cus­ ' you belong to a crowd that tomary toasts. like* to act together on Satur­ A group of Russian churchmen day night, why not have everybody Is to repay the visit in June. In for a Saturday night Tea Supper Included in the visiting group — 'thla one (or charity'* take. Inform “th* gang” that earh perare Paul D. Anderson of New eon will be expocted to pay (or hi* York, associate executive eecre* ■upper — so that littfa crippled tary of the YMCA International children may benefit, and that tha money that you realise over the cost of the food, will be given to the E u ler Seal Society which le holding Ita annual campaign this The Celery City Beauticians spring. Club met Monday night with Hundred* of such teas and tea Jim m y Lee Davis. They had a auppera will be held all over th* “nice” meeting and a new mem­ country during the campaign to ralsa money for the hundred! of ber was added to the group, Mrs. thouiandi of crippled children and Alfreds Wallace. adulta who will receive care, train­ After the meeting was over, ing and guidance for a more pro­ Davie wae responsible for a ductive Ilf*. •‘lovely" meal at a local restau­ Last year, the Raater Seal Society ■ent 7.SOO crippled children to rant. Mr*. Tommy Lee Herring camp* for freeh air, auniblne, exerand many others were present. The beauticians of Unit No. 40 claa and training. It helped, In all, mora than 132.004 crippled adulta are miking resdy for the OBRA And there are so many mora to be •t Miami which wlU be held In helped If It can get th* fund*. May. Plan a anbatantlai and economical menu to serve 30 people Boston Officers of tha club are Mrs. Viola Payne, president; Mrs Tommy Lee Herring, vice presl* dent; Jim m y Lee Davie, parlia­ mentarian; and Mra. Christine McQueen, secretary and chap­ lain, U. S. Churchmen Amve In Moscow For Formal Talks I Colored News The Vocal Harmonlzers, radio and concert artlsti of thla City want to thank each and everyone for th« lovely number* and dona­ tions for their anniversary which was held recently at 9ie Triumph Church on W,. 13th fit. They would' liko to thank tha ACO Club for Its special donation, (he Good Samaritan Home and many others. Wednesday night, Midame McQueen motored to Orlando along with M ri, Aldrena Artie, tha "piano quean." Mre. Artis was ushered on tha platform at tho new Jonee High School where she played for "th e thunderbolt of th* middle w est," Brother Joe May. “ Friends are wishing the vocal harmonlzers much luck In their much talented singing," It was stated. m H. JAMBA GUT I I •' •« 3 ,... . ; SO PERSON EMPLOYED UY llUNT-McRORERTS — WTRR OR THE SANFORD HERALD CAN PURCHASE THIS SPECIAL PRICED CAR. COME DOWN YOU MAY t * i - baked bean* with frankfnrfer* nnd brown bread, loosed green enlad, gingerbread and piping hoi lea, maka an Ideal meal. You'll want lota of welt brewed, stimulating tea for the crowd — at least 40 to 45 cups and ths easiest way to serv* perfect tea to such a group Is to make up a tea concentrals. Just before your guesta arrive, bring l i t quarts of freshly drawn cold water to a rolling boll, remova from beat and Immediately add V* pound loose tea. Cover and brew 4 minutes. Btrgln tutu a healed pot and keep warm. To aerve, pour about on* ounce of the te* concentrate Into a cup and fill with piping hot water. With tha concentrate It's very easy to regulsla ths strength of Ins lea In accordance with the preference* of your guests. Just (hlnk. th* approximate cost of serving all (bit lea I* only 774: tee, 604; milk, 134; lemon, 104: sugar, 141 Because It’s th* cheapest of beverage* except water, tea Is perfect (or serving at any parly where a penny saved la a penny for charity. *e.l 1952 DODGE CORNET 1951 BUICK SUPER 4-l)r. 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I ' • ■f ijtni 1t&& y..u? ..\ V'J PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $4.99 DOWN ANOTHER "FIRST" TIV i ill'll NOW PRESENT . ..v Colonial Cleaners FIRST with Free Moth Proofing FIR8T with Chlorophyl Dry Clcanlh* FIRST And exclusive with Stu'Nu I fa X-'M 2-Dr. R-H Extra Clean W-W Tires «/ Drcakfuflt f 99* THE LUCKY PERSON OTHER M A KES ARE GOING AT THESE LOW VALUES k 4 -** •• • 1 This Car Will Make Someone A Good Second Car Don't ntlsa Don McNeil’s H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY m s BAST FIR8T STREET PHONE IS can Methodist Episcopal Church; Charles Coolldge Partin of Engle­ wood N .J., a Mothodlst layman; Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill ol Greenwich, C o n n ., Protestant Episcopal Church and Dr. Walter W. Van Kirk of Mount Vernon, N.Y., executive director of the De­ partment of International Affairs of tha National Council of Church­ es, SCOOP! General Insurance , •— A GOOD USED CAR, 1946 MODEL IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION WILL BE SOLD FOR 9 9 * AT 11:00 A. M. SATURDAY MARCH 17th U ivl ra Jan T �lIVC !'i. In w Mm JBT . -jrw ' • 1 tlia im w selves ai it did la th* cam of th* now Cap* Uhw'Sucvr i.tro the recommendation# <tf Dm Civil Sorvko Board • • • • Polio Sooson Mooring hr on tha force of tha Sanford law sent agency ha has taken aveiy op* ;y to batter himself Intellectually In (mis branches of law enforcement, of the big problems In Sanfqrd has Dm traffic situation. And to this sltuaAmold Williams has applied himself mDy. not only in tha enfwcament of (wffu ordinance* of tha dty politely •lately, hut ha has eontinuottaly raffle oontrol In an effort to make m officer of calibre to meat every and every problem with which San* ht ht confronted. i Williams elevation to tha rank of (•ctronie Brain Atlanta, Ga., has lnatallad a nsw elecfroi brain to control traffic* ttowaver, wa like tha human aliment, Kit la Dm courtesy and pleasant aaaocla« with trafflc officers that do much to* Mnlidving tha tension of huvy traffic d traffic violations. Bactronlc brains might b# tha answer "■ome communities, but give ua tha kind *tetins that Dps his hat, goes about hla b politely and final/ to solve our human, € mechanical, difficulties. _____ _ Tha Sanford Herald Summwtbnd 1* f u t npprotthing. And u tha 1956 poUomyalitig Mason M art, that* a n eartain queatiena which coma aharpljr to nind. Tha braadaat of them la thla: Will thara ha anoufh Salk vaccina available to flva everyone la tha Unttad Stataa maxi­ mum protection at thla aaaaon? Tha anawar to that aa wa aaa it la, No. Tha aeeond quaation la almoat as'important: Will thara be enough vaccina to give all tha natlon’a children maximum Immunity my July 1? That, too, muat be anawered in tha negative. There la still another question^-the third one: Will tha vaccina supply be suf­ ficient to give all our children at least one shot by tha and of JuneT Tha answer, wa believe, to that one la, Maybe,' but no one can say yfct for aura. Thara Is uncertainty because tha manu­ facture of tha polio vaeclneris a delicate, exacting process, and tha makers cannot promise that all of their product will meat tha government’s standards. Dr. Leonard Scheele, aurgton general of the United States, has been vary cautious about making predictions. Tha beat hope he gives is that, If ell goes well, there will be enough vaccine to provide one shot for each child by July 1. Thla, to many of us, may seem discourag­ ing and Inconclusive. It Isn't so when tho situation Is placed In its proper perspective. A year ago the Salk vaccine had not even been announced. Howiver, a month after the announcement In Aprlj, en unfortunate incident gave the entire program a heavy •etbaek.' Yet greet progress has been made since then, and we are moving strongly toward the conquest of this terrible end dreaded disease* On balqnee, the news about polio !• good, e •* S nankw el Ike AeeeelefeC reeee e**lnalt*lr I* tie u t far r*n*kU*aleal sew* *n iM In iku n*w*ee»ee. * Signs O f Progress What la a road barrier for a few days (n comparison to ths progress that is being Friday, March 16, 1966 mads In the paving of our City's streets? With the resurfacing of the various TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE streets that art now blocked off for improve­ Jdtotf . . * began to waah tho disciples' ment ws will have smooth thoroughfares •L—John TB :B.—There art no nntouch- that will help alleviate traffic in various see* ilaa lit Christian lands. In that land of un- tlona of our city, ivad road* and aandlad Teat servants usuThe road barrltrs that we see at various ly parfoyihad that service. Christ was tho intersections of the City of Sanford are.mere foatMt .aoclal molutloniat tho world has signs of progress snd development. ** B. Ho had no giiards nor body servants, We’re happy to see them thero and wa stately mansion, he did not lose face. We hope they will be moved from one Inter*#©-' all tima from bin birth, hut wa eould ♦Ion to the other aa reminders that Sanford y|p)nor him more hy Imitating hla humility. la making progress steadily. sal aaalysers of tha economy, government snd finance, are •sating Um same thing: fhe consumer by his spending I year brought about prosperi ft* consumer’* ineomo rose I year. Be spent more. And at r same time he ssvsd mors, fht new he is calling the tune— J e spending ee he wishes for rat he wants, and his slightest 1m is eharting ths course ef Stminole County Records Vtrnoa W Daaa at vs to WP M v * l>oan amo i r L>uby e» ua to Stacktoa hailay uatla t Ci , j Amir Fire 4 at Co la SprlaffUl^ lmt tor Stir, attita . . 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This article doela with fa»e»t•ra in genera! — end retired people ta particular. Many people ran atop filling ineomo tax return* whoa thay have retired, beeauie no return Is required from n person who (a U or ever nad had leee than I1J00 tneome, net taaludlng Social Security er Railroad Retlremennt Art benefit*, which do­ n’t count M tram a petnuer new m*oa weals t o * leva IMe d e l* ee the Republican nemhrttisn far prastSant la ISM Hum if be had gerved •nether four ytars is Vice presldent. “Ths only thing t liv e aiked him ta do.- Rlsenhowsr teid hli mwi ccAfercnce yesterday, "Is to chart out Ms ewa courts sad ton ma what ha wsuld Uku ta do. 1 bars never sm s heyaad thatRlswheww himself has daeliaod ta sa# whathar ha waata Nina agala eltbeufh thla hy BaoM c u t ha tabsa as eddenee Ktaaahowar daaaa’t waat kin. Sat while Nixon has atreag KapuhUaea support ha ad on the back ef thla farm. Generally apeakinf, your profit on tha isle of an n»tat which you held more than six months la taxed at half the rate of ordinary Income — and ne*cr more than U% rtfardlsoe. ef the tax bracket you are ta. Interest from state sad mun­ icipal bonds la tax exempt, of courso, but any gala from sell­ ing these bonds must bo tnehdod in your tax return, and say lew alan ------- - - - baa aama* -------can be reported aa a capital loss. Retirement la came There Is e previilen far “retireraent ineome credit which may reduce your tax eu pension* and investment Income tea seme clreumsteaeee. Ten mey' be ent­ itled te this credit If you ere abe to answer -yet1' to ell three ef these questions t 1. Did you (or year dsssessd husband ev wife) earn mere the* MOO hi each of any tow calender year* before IMS? required to fllo, heir returns can be quite complicated.First, let’e look at some pre. rislona that affect peeule with inveetmeuto, whether they ere retired t uoi DMdeM CredH. Anysue who owus stash needs to know about the dividend exfhuloa end credit This applies only to dividends from corpora­ er eaaeittos hi IMiT tions which ere eubjert to Unltod I, If you are under T9, did States serpent* Income text' it you own less than M*tM in 1IMT The space for computing yew dose not include dividend* from anringo and loan saeeeiatleaa, retireaeset hwome credit tehee i-a- a m m i A a a ^ up meat ef toe lash PMe « fto e cro n unions s r i f i v i f n av afip v iB * tom torn. It is net tee d lffM t Tew fired MO eg ftoMtod te wash set tf yen reed We dtvldead* ie tax free, e a d eheeld lartruetlene eerefully. H e »«M any todWhsel tw be aehtreetod from the total ef your dMdonde in »v spoetal peyer sen save from this prevtschedule on page three ef toe tea eien ie 9S40. hut huebend end farm. Husband end wife ere each wife u s cash save tola easount entitled t* exclude the first $t6 If they ere hath. eM|fl^..; : . for dividends en stocks that each The retirement faweme eredtt ie mere liberal this yew hi re­ own. If yea received dividends bey- gard to retirement benefit far end this amount, you er* eatlU- the armed' farces. Be owe to od to e “dividend* received cred­ take adventure of this credit If it* This credit Ie 4% of the re- you ere eligible. ft ye* horn an annuity fropn mstating dividend*, hut it eemet be mere then 4 » ef yew tax­ life tneurnaca, pension pie*,, w able tamome, er mere than the ether eouree, the portion whlto •mount of tax otherwise due.’ yen mey receive tax-free depends This credit is not feat • deduc­ en your Wo expectancy, th e totion from your taxable ineome — tovnal Revenue gerriee wfll It la actually subtracted frem furnish aetueriel tobln npeu re(juset t* help ye* figure this your tax. For example, if your received sot. ,. I860 ht dividends, you can ex­ The Inetruetioiie that some with clude 930 from yew taxable in- yew ton forme give further msome, end subtract 4% ef |8M femetien. feh i *a else eveflahle — or 920 — frem the tax yeu frem the IMernel Revenue gtrweuld etherwlee have to pay. The vies, which urges yen to eeeseW lest page of the tag form pre- • properly qualified adviser II video • schedule fee figuring the yen need outride aeeMaaee, •meant ef yew credit. Capitol Giles end Leasee If yo« made a profit aa the isle of stocks, kendo ev other property yeu must report It M e capital gain en • special fen*. Th* seme form it used for cap­ ital lessee. Detailed inctnetlcae eve prist- pv . , r*t a Ora far Mrtdletrk rei WU- ■ to , Parade of Plans No. 3 5 OR MORE CITRUS TREES ON EACH LOTI ttvonUM plaafl) varird nxtorlorsi lpge loti CoBfantlqial Ftaaaelag Carrying coots lass than mat No dty taxes. . . all dty convenience* Including Mall delivery Community water system Streets paved and curbed Colarnd Jdtchen appliances Metddod Fenaica sink tops Colored phrmMag fixtures Wlfo-anvsr rainbow kitchen by • / GENERAL @ ELECTRIC r 0 1 16 ea. ft. rnfrigeratog 0 1 large dm rang* ^ 6 1 66-gal water heater Public Forum ftls column II far laniard Bag. On Used Cars ' *47 OldimobUc 2-Dr. Sedan $ *80 Studebaker Sedan |*80 Bulck Sedtn gdiadiyidurtT I L*81 Bolck Sedin '.*82 Bulck Sedtn 1 ^84 Chevrolet 2-Dr* Sedtn ' 1 Ford 2*Dr. Sedtn V >83 Pontiac Stt* W tfon V ^84 Bulck Super Coupe 1! *84 Man "!W f* LETTERS TO TftE EDITOR The members ed toe lexford IhMflehewd ead TourisVciul! wish to extsud their thanks and yeu Mr the fine Mtrry Christmas Not A Project! SALES OFFICE: Little Vealc* TELEPHONE 1SM “ �— m m * * Calendar ritDAV Woman of tk * Church** of Diatrict No. 1 will hold a conference a t tha Plrat P m byU rian Church, All local woman are urged to t u tend and bring sandwich**. Ra* .filtra tio n begin* at 10 a. m. Study course in church member* •hip for Primary and Junior chil­ dren will be conducted bt F lrit BaptUt Church at 3:45 p.m. Tha Offleara Wivaa Club will eponaor a bake aalo a t I a. m. on th* Ship Sariv* Building porch. Homo mad# cookie* and cakca will ba aOld. Proceed* will go into tha tm s u r y for atar ui*. SATURDAY Tha Elka Club will sponsor a barbacuo fa r tha banaflt of tha Woman'* Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Hospital at th« Elba ' Club at 1:30 p. m. Th* R.A.*a wtU*m##t under lb* leadership of Vanco Duka at Plr*t B aptlit Chureh at 1:30 a.m Tho Ladle* Aid Society of tha Lutheran Church will have a bak* u i * In front of Scar* Stora at 1:30 a. m. MONDAY Tho P a*t Matrona Club of Sami* nolo Chapter No 8 OES will meat with J . E. Court** IM P Palmetto A t*, at • p. m. Primary and Junior ehlldran will meat for itudy eouna la church mambarahlp at P in t Baptiat Church at 3:45 p.m. , Study courie* In church number•hlp will h* conducted for Inter* mediata*. Young Ptopla and Ad­ ult* at P in t Baptiat Church at 7:30 p.m. Tha Cub Scouta Pack Tan commlttaa will meat a t 7:80 p. m. in th* P in t Mathoditt Church. Parent* of boy* Vwanting to en­ roll should ationd. Tha Dependable C la n of the First Methodist Church will meat with M n . John Schlrsrd J r . in Loch Arbor for it* regular meeting. All m em ben ara urged to attend. TUESDAY Study course in church member­ ship for Primary and Junior chil­ dren will h* conducted at P in t Baptist Church at 1:43 p.m. Study court* In ehureh member­ ship for Intermediates, Young Peopla and Adult* will ba conduc­ ted at P in t Baptist Church at 7:30 p m. The Eldar Spring* Horn* Demo club will maet at tha home of Mrs. W. D. Simpson at 2 p.m. WEDNESDAY Enlistment and reh can al • for Junior Choir will be held at P in t Baptist Chureh at 3:30 p.m. Study court* in church member ship for Primary and Junior rhlldren will be conducted at P in t Baptist Chureh at 3:45 p.m. ‘ Study court's in church member­ ship for Intermediates, Young People and Adults will be conduc­ ted at First B sp ti't Church. Th* Civic Department of tho Womans’* Club will hav* a cov­ ered dish luncheon a t 13:30 p. m. followed by a program* sponsored by Mrs. E. Bolt. "A Now Mussum". Speaksr wit) ba Mrs. Fred. T. William*. • . .< i ■ Educational System Foundation n n ae-ciect Feted Recently O f Future Says Ju d g e Housholder Judge E . Housholder, intro­ With Shower duced by Mr*. Roy Mann, jfe te d Friday evening. March >, M n. T. A. Alray, Mn'. tu rn e r Gahr and Mra. Otis SJoblott honored Mr*. Ernestine Humphrey Baker with a bridal abowar. Her mar­ riage- to Jackson L. Green will b* aa avaat of March II. Th* abowar waa held in Iha school house, with th * gift table overlaid with a lace doth. Vari­ ous game* and contest* created much amusement, with tha lucky prise Winner* being M n . W. P. Burke, Mra. P. D. Anderson, and Mra. A. D. Rosier.; Following th* opening and dit play of th« many gift* the guest* war* served individual cakes, frosted in paatel shades, nuu, mini* and cokes; Invitad to b * with M n . Baker wane M n . Dan IWamond. M n. L. C. T illif, Mra, I f. P. Burk*, Mra, K ra u t Brooklyn. Mra. Ed­ win Brooklyn, •Mrs, N. Jacobs, M n . A. D. Rosier, of Sanford, M n . D. C. Spiros, Mr*. Robert Willis, M n . P. D. Anderson, M n. John R. McLaughlin, Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Mrs. H. C. Pugh, M n. Fred Werfelman and Mrs. C, 8. Donaldson. Stork Shower Given M onday In Cason Home in hit talk to tha Junior High P—TA recently that "th e educa­ tional system is th* foundation ol tho future and tha P—TA should become tha functional organisa­ tion of the country In as much aa our greatest crops are tha Youth of America today.” Judge Houshohlcr - reminlcad of his uwn student days whan he waa a member of the first d as* which graduated from th* high school In Sanford (now tha junior high.) Ha said (hat Iha alma of tha teachers and pupils In 1910 wera tha same at those today. " i t was easier to establish con­ ta ct between the home and school then,” ha said, “due lo tha fact' that thrre wera fewer pupils and fawer activities to taka up tha parant’a tim e." •' H* went on "the P—TA waa or­ ganized to bring back coordina­ tion between Roma and schools. . the present day school system h tha cementing factur all over the world. This is evidenced by the activities in the United Nations in sharing education and know­ ledge with Its membcri ami only through this medium esn w* eliminate w art.'' He urged that more fathers be­ come active In P -T A pointing out the fart that it is the father'* responsibility to the child's growth In education as well as the mother's. , Phebean-Golden Circle Class Has Interesting Meet Phcbean • Golden circla cleat of the First Baptist Church held its monthly business and social meeting at the home of Mre. E. J . Mertin, Tuesday evening with Mrs. R. L. Tenet aa eo-hosteas. Mrs. Eugene Pennington, presi­ dent, presided over Iha session and warmly welcomed three new member*, Mr*. C. L. Arnold, Mrs. A. W. Woodall and Mrs. Okey Townsend. Airs. M. N. Cleveland read a pgper entitled "W hat la a Chris­ tian Home” adding rommrht em­ phasising "C ourtfay," " C o a f l deuce,” "Cooperation" and "C hrist" aa the basic principles of a happy Chrlatlan home. Following senlence prayers naw and old business was taken car* of Mrs. Tom Maro volunteered lo serve as vice-president during the absence of Mrs. Herold Heckenbach. Two new group leader*, Mrs. II. D. Stanley, Mrs. Jackie Brooks were appointed. There was a unanimous vote In send two sheet* to the Raptist Children's Home in lakeland in response In an urgent appeal made through a recent ropy from the “ Baptist Witness,” The d as* also discussed adopting nn« of the iniatl orphan glrli at Iha home to help provide clothing and other needs for her. A lovely coffee server waa pre* tented Mrs. Marlin from the rtass aa she la Moving soon In Palatka. Both Ihe games and re­ freshment Ihrmea were In keep­ ing with St. Patrick's Day, I'rltes wrre given to Mrs. Stan­ ley and Mrs Pennington. Thus# present were Mrs. Pen­ nington, Mrs. Townsend. Mist Dot Carter, Sir*. A. W. Woodall, Mrt. Vernon Neldnn, Mrs. C. L. |Arnold, Mr*. If. D. Stanley, Mra. A short business aesilon was conducted and refreshments wrre Mra. William Chandler J r . was served. honored recently by Mis* Paulette Cason and Miss Garry Wilkinson at the Cason home with a stork shower. < Prises were won by Mr*. J . W, Parham, and Mrs. Chandler. Spring Dower* decorated the rooms of the home and th* hon­ or** was given a special seat un By G R A rR T i ll BSTON d tr an archway of roses and Tha Lake Monro* P-TA was fern. called tn or.tcc hy Claiido Hittall, The Fin# Arts Department of serta In Iha front. A stork watched sedately over President. The devotional wm Ird Ivy Tucker led Iha show next tha Sanford Woman’s Club held the refreshment table as many by Herbert Thuralon. Mr. Hittall, T,nm » * n,'„ * * I * ' ,’, r ['on its spring fashion show recently In an imported paisley print from< lovely presents were given the appointed the nominating Com’ " ll*,f11 J c n c t , M r. U w l* Indie. in the Wnman’e Club with Clothes nilltce a* follow*: W .1 Wall ! B ‘ rle5,• Mm' K' K' " fbb> Mr,< honor**, Dottle Kama chose a morning by Yowell’s. ' «*• «». Those present were -Mrs. C D. Tolac Rabun, and Mra. N J I' JMrs. Cleveland. Mra. Al Dnudney The stage wai transformed Into frock to go lo work In. It was of Dorton, Mlaa Linda Yeakle. Con­ Claw ford, « spring garden with tropical nnn-cnishable blue rlteck gingham nie Brown. Eva Bell Spears, Tha U k a Monro* P-TA will b# K* M* rlln: and featured a high round neck plants and vari colored flowers, th* hostess to tha County Coun-| •• •■' '• ‘ Jnyc# Skipper, P*lty Brown, Mrs. Door prises ware won by Mr*. line. Joan* Hires wor* tha perfect Fred Yeakle, Belty Gibbs, Mr*. Forguson. Mrs. R A. Smith, Mrs. sllp-on dress with a square danc­ Tony Posey, Mrs. John Weaver, ‘ \ ™ . h : n , ^ J 8 m e.,,„g J C. R. Dawson, Mils Barbara Mrs. J . W. Parham, Mrs. C. J . ing skirt. Rupracht, Mr*. E. M. Smith, and th*pr"'h no!,id Frances Roberta modeled a Wilkinson, Mrs. R. L. Reaves. Mrs. Robtrt Mahim . checked gingham with a headed Mary Francis Henrtarson and • In charge of tha enllr* show yolk to lead Iha spring dress pa­ Mra. T. P . Cason. Roberta, Terry Rahim,’ a " was Mrs. F. Rreckenridg*. Help- rade. hard Hittall, rang " I ’r l s r Th* Mimosa Circle of »h* Ran* j w Ing to decorate the stag* was Colton T all." Gan* Bullard P lay-' fordHarden t'luh met at the Oar­ Mildred Stemper stepped out in Mrs. Gordon Sweeney, Mrs. John a soft-aa-a cloud blue finghsm er! thnfclarlnel, "Cherry Pink dm (’enter rccertlly. Ksder and Ms. Justin* I<ee, Mrs. with venisa lace trims on IN* long and Apple Hln*«nm W hite;” tiena Cnffek, dainty Sandwlrhc* and Bill Kirk was chairman of the torso. Bullard and Charlie Rabun rpnil- riijt fake*' phrr^tVsR put . th a'B t. ... H t • i3 •red 'g duet' on clkrinet and ValVlck’f them* were aersfd, Th* hostesses and working with her Charlotte Smith chose a dress w*re Mri. Sweeney, Mr*. Kader. with Its own "lu rk s". It featured vinlin, "Old Hundred”; and Charlie chairman, Mrs. C. Wallac*, pre­ Mr*. David Lanier. Mr*. W. n a scooped ___ .................................. _ Mre. H. W. Duncan and her Rabun gave a violin »nln selection sided over the meeting at which out neckline ...... and rpaBrinson, Mr* Js rk Stemper and rsded seif eovered button*. «rnup hostesses for th* of "Faith of Our Father*". lime the "Garden Collect” was Mrs. Al Hunt | pnr th, miniature Easter pa ^ e l l a (T**s of thf First Baptist Thi» was followed by Linda lilt- rrpeatrd In unison. Mlsa Marjorie r»rlt«n led off ra(|p n„b«.ri and Scott Kirk |‘ ’hurrh. whirh was held at Mrs tell on piano, playing ''.lolly Cuming events w#r* announced. the show in a morning cotton ol p|e i , l(j thw crowd in two neu j Duncan's homa on Tuesday «\* Ilreeae", “ Drifting", and "Carry Mr*. S. C. Dickerson, gueat ( Robina egg blue, 1 outfits. Diane wore nylon dressed n*nSMe Rack to Ole- Virginia". The speaker, held an open forum Har Carolyn Bass followed in *n em- 1|p in velvet while Scotty showed Mrs. F. E. Cooper Jr . condue- musical portion of the program talk, on pest control, fertilizing, pir# aheath In black and whita , niVy |inPn „,j| int) „ p|nk «hirt. , f d «h# hmlnea* session and Mrs, was concluded hy tha Monro* planting and azaleas was Inter**checked gingham. pet|t# |<ynn Rasa proudly show- J- M. Moye gave the devotional, Sestet, which cnnsjated. of Janet ing. as well aa. Instructive. Mra. Rachel Brinson chos# a n ' <d ln nrgandy dipped in nylnn •» her lopie, "The Voice- John*, M argaret Hoyd, Dorothy The hostesses were Mra. R F. outdoor casual for tha woman |<r# w,th , bih 11«»* Lip* In God's Garden." An- Childress, Linda llitlell, I'atty McWhorter and Mr*. Boy Partin. golfer. Tha pockets ara for golf, Kalhy Boiard waa a "prisiy nouneement waa mada of tha Griffith and Carol Herman. Tlmy Those present were Xtr*. C. Will*>■11*. , ! missy' ’in her original of while »“ «ly course which will be held sang " I t la No Secret", and "Ife ”. Is. Mrs. R. Reely, Mrs. If. Behrens. at the Baptist Church March • Je rry Kirk wore an old ahirt i oraandy over pink check, Mr. strcle had a practice Mra. ||. I^derhaua, Mlaa Kay waist In cotton hut new for spring | r(rfg c i r |(nn W|I dressed in * through 22. Spelling Be* which was inlcit-.i- Ifenningcr, Xlr*. XI. Swankhous, with the eyelat embroidery in- navy Killarney suit with a while During tha aoclal hour gamea *"*• Mr*. W. Xioye, Mrs. Roy Partin. shirt and bow tie. Right tut of and contests were enjoyed under The guest speaker for th# Arrll Mrs. B. F XlcWhorter, Mrs. Dickth# direction of Mra. O. P.'W gda shirt and bow ti*. Right out of meeting will he .Mr. Mllwre, The erson,- and Mra. Alice- Rnhlnlln with prizes being awarded lo Home rdotn count was won hy was welcomed as a new member. Esquire. j. Mr*. T. E. Smith and Mr*. L. r . Mr*. Paulin* Kirkpatrick, second Guest was Mrs. M ldiieli*. Garner after which refraihmenla. and third grades. ....................... - .. emphasizing th« E aster theme Mrs. Dorothy Doughtnn's room The- term reiteurant wai flnt were aarvtd. was host,' and served deUcmus, used for an eitahlishmani opened Thoaa present ware Mra. T. E refreshments. in Pari* In ITU. Gatchel, Mra. Moya, Mrav Smith, Tht Lake Mary Baptist Luea Mr*. R. A. Williams, M rl. Ar­ Th* Soeiit Depertment of Ihe Burdick . c la n held a monthly nold Williams, _Mrs. D. K. MeSanford Woman's Club held a meeting recently al tha homa of i Nab. Mrs. R.’ T. Thom air Mr* Dessert Bridge end Canista Party Mrs. J . A. Chalkley. V. C. Xlinenger, Mra. Cooper, a t 1:30 p.m. March 14 with high Aftar th* husinasi aasalnn re­ Mri. M. D. Bqmgarnar, Mr*. W. In bridge going to Mr*. Raymond freshment# were served by th j R. Willis, Mrs. Guy Bishop, Mra. Sm ith .1 Mr*. S. D. Highleyman hostess assisted by her d*ugh N. L. Bishop, Mrs. Carl Most, waa high In canasta and Mra. fere, Mrs. Frank Fowlai; and Mrs. C. 8. Sheppard, Mra. Wade. Fred T. William* won the Xllss Nancy Chalklay. Mrs. John T. Brady, Mri. Paul ecreano game. Tho»* enjoying th* .oeeazlop. G. Brown, Mrs. Garner, Mrs. A. Tha them# of 8t. Patrick Day wer* Mri. W. T. Wansley, Mr* L. Gunter, Mr*.' Jo * Wright, Mrs. waa used with each tally hearing Francaa Beard, Xlra. Selma XlorJohn Rogers, Mrs. S P. iGrlffm, something in keeping with the rli, Mr*. Woodrow Wilton, Mra. Mrs. Duncan and M in Loren* them*. The atag* waa transform V. Catleberry. Xlr*. E. M. Chaa Frankll*. ad into a spring garden hy uie ter, XfrL Floyd Dunlap, Xlra of outdoor furnltura and plants Frank Fowler, Mrs. J . A. ChalkHoitaaiaa for tha avant war* fey, and MUa Nancy Chalkley. Mrs. W. D. Hoffman, Mra. R. C. Wilay, Mra. H. W. Bucker and M n . W. B . Andtrton. Children Entertain Lako Monroe P-TA With Musical Art Fine Arts Department Features Latest Fashions From Yowell's Sttn «?* Dessert Bridge, C anasta Party H eld By Club '. T R I RAWWRD WTRAtD F ri Mar. II, f»M P if t S St. Anna's'Chapter Gathers In Hotel For Regular Session . St. Anne's Chapter of th* Holy Cros* Church met with Mr*. Miriam Russell at the Langford Hotel In Winter Park Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. for a regular m eet, ing. Mre. F- A. Dyson opened the session with the auxiliary prayer. It wax decided Shat the chapter would hav# a Mother’* Day Tea and that It would sponsor a rak* aula at th f Pariah House. Complete plana for this event wii| h« announced later. Mra. W. E. Klrchhoff g a r . a "m ost Interesting” devotional aftar which a delirious dessert waa served In th* T rt* Top room to th* group. Those attanding war* Mra. F . A. Dyson, Mr*. F. Whltnar Sr., Mra. Klrchhoff, Mr*. Irwin- Flat*char, Mra. Ruiaall, Mra. R. A. Newman, Mra. W. W. Warner, Mra. C. L. deWolske, Mr*. W. A. L effler and guast, Mist Carols Stone, president of the Woman'* Auxiliary and Mra. A. W. Zim­ merman. n .t 'R TO HAVE DANCE Tonight th* C r n Club will sponsor e St. Patrick's Day Pape* at tho CPO Club on the SNAAS assisted by tha CPO Wives Club who met yesterday afternoon lo decorate. Tha CPO Wive* Club held a meeting recently at tha club with 10 member* present. Vela of Vela’s Beauty Shop waa present tn ahow th* member* different hair style*. , Refreshment* were served af­ ter a routine meeting. Mjmoso Circle Has ol XtrJvMrs. S. Dickerson 25 t e As Guest Speaker <fL Mrs. F. E. Cooper Conducts Session At Fldelis Meeting •* */. K\V ' • Mrs. Jo e Corley. Daughter Honor Miss Skinner MIm Carol Skinner wai honor*d at a bridal' shower Wednesday Members Reminded To Save Coupons For Methodjst Circle No. S of Ihe WSCS of Ihe First Methodlit Church met Monday afternoon In' McKinley Hall with Mrt. K. I* pelach aa hnateaa and Mrs. Randall Prieit aa eo-hnitfii. Mrs. J . H. Nlchnlson. chairman, opened the session with a prayer alter which routine business was disposed of. Sevaral announce­ ments were mad* including Ihe conference meet In Daytona which will ha held April 10, tl and t». , / Members war* reminded ' to save coupons for the Methodist Orphanage. Mrs. Priest gave the devotional reading, a scripture chapter, using thethame "R ule For U fa ." The sludy "A Serlnui Call To A Devout And Holy L ife" hy William Law was conducted by Mrs. J . E. Terwlllfger J r . Refreshments were sersed tn Mrs. Bos* Adams, Mr*. Mabel mount, Mra. S. P. Boiyn, Mr*. C. !,. Burner, Mrs. M. W. Cattle, Mr*. L. L Dost, Mrs. Alice lloyne, Mre. J . R. Hmik, Mrs. C. F. Mill, Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mr». R. F. Robinson, Mra. E. B. Smith, Mra. R. W. Sturdivant, Mr*. J . E. Terwlllcger J r „ Mra. W. 8. Xhornlon, Mra. Olive Walla, Mra. J . H. Nicholson, Mra. R. Priest, Mrt. E. L. Pelach and Mias Aline Chapman. . S iic ir td o a t . . „ . a irnartl)- iwngger nif Thee* precious llttl* boy'* sport coats «r« meticulous tnllored nml create n cost that is boy-practical. These conta will prove an am* izingly satisfying value in stylo, appearance, wear. Age* 7-IB. 1 ■* Vareh 14 Tarry Oroia Jimmy Dunn • Merck 13 Mr*. L. T. Do** Marck II Mra. Carl Chorpaaing David Ramaay Jr. . Marck I? Gordon L. Bradley Mr*. Carol Harrl* Mr*. R. I . Paurifoy Blanch* Itringar Jim Blankenship Mr*. A. H. Beckwith Jr. Marck II Lamar Echola „ » . M. Douglata ttalm a Mow* wscs ■ New V km lite Samsonite <0 1 9 )6 * * Wallia Warlald, Duehaa* t i Winder, u y . other 11* "th# enly uaaful thing advanity haa taught ma U that woman ware warn meant for plana and planning. £rl<2L.!<,,• * 0J W,n* Me*. E. Writing to bar autobiography M. William*. Mr*. Cratehan Cropublished in tha currant iatue of wall a id Mra. R uiiall MeKnlght. McCall *, tho Duels***, who admit* Jo a Ufa that » u at tint** “reek-1 lM*ly lived.’* alio u y * that woman BIRTHDAY SU R P R ISE can bo divided into tw* group*—. Bruce WlllUme waa* fated a t thorn who rtaaan and the** who do A aarprtar birthday * party Tuaa. not "Whlfe f might wuh it U the ■‘ •cheol by hi* mother, Mra. f ; William*. and bona, i f not m y porional tragody, than my eantinuing tolly." In th k die Mth Annlvamry ad her m arritm te the Duka, the Duck* **Wa tavlia Charge Account*" grandmother Mr*. J . s . Hut*ton, of Paola. Th* Third and fo u rth grade* h«lp to mak* thla party a Mr* p ritt te well ae the huge sac* M8 SANFORD AVE. 1 : - Mrs. Ray Herron Gives Devotional On What Is Church Happy Birthday or, MUa Barbara C h a p n a d ;;l(iia Charry Singletary, Mlaa M ai Boylo; Mr*. Bob Crumlay, Mr*. Boh Jone* J r ., Mra. B, P, Coo par, Mr*. Raymond BaO /M n. Cllf Inghram. Mr*. W. A. Lud. wig, Mr*. E. W. Copeland, Mr*. Oeorga Rohman, Mr*. Art Eaterion, Mr*. H. R. McCall, Mra. Jim Roblmon, Mra. Harold Apfdaby, Mr*. Ilarb Stenatrem m»*, m. «X llarpar Jr .. Mr*. W. P, lu r c h in g Mr*. Harold Chapman,' . Mra. Claud#' Handricki, Mr*. H / L . !.y*on, and aiiter, Mr*. Lyon, Mr*, Hugh Duncan, Mra. Chart** N. Black, Mra. B , - Moreland, Ml** Dot Yalla, , Mlaa .Ja n a Rrimlromba, l.uctlla Edmond. Mr*. Katbarina Hamburg. . ito e * th r ynu ng m a n '* tbz amazing luggage that’s fingertip-light I a bridal eeene flanked on aacli and by tall burnlni white fep*rs. lead drink*, npan fa ra d -a n d * ulchee and individual “ * tr lit* haart-*hnpad raka with th* lulu* al* of ”C” and " P " - o n .them warn served from a tahia over* laid with a whita.Ilnan add |acs cloth. In tha tentar waa a larga bouquet of aprlng flowerk with whita taper* in rryatal holder* on aacb ilda. < . MU* Dorothy Yalta a i l jatanaf of a gama altar which M U s.flda* ner waa pm a n tad bar .g ift* a "very unique w ay." ' . Tboia invitad to bo w|(h Hi* TOM SAWYER & TALMLAND FASHIONS Luea Burdick Class Meets A t Home Circla No. of tha of th* Methodist Cburrh mat racantly'kt tha bom* of Mr*. John Blanton JV. with Mr*. Arthur B a ek w tU rJr. praildtng. Mr*. Ray Harron gava tha d * votional uimg aa bar topic. "W hat I* tha Cbureh". A atudy co u n t wag than praitnttd by Mr*. E . M. William*. Boutina report* and biiilnai* war* carried out and rcfraihmanta aarved. Thoaa attanding war* Mr*. Prank 1 . Adam*. Mr*. Beckwith, Mra. A. Blanton J r ., Mr*. Herron, Mra Don Linch, Mra. Wattar night by Mr*. J o t C o rley*i daughter. Anna. In thrty �* S i 'x iear, ta have eor aa uapartaat wtoh. Then each arange and practically every out muet be amlalmid ever ae valuable treaeum The paper­ weight la the toe threw him lata a elate of delight u u ha turned It agala end again la hie bande ta watch the enow fly, Lora bad te neeure him that the fua wae only beginning before he would pay at­ tention te anything elee. "Now he’d throw up all day," •aid hie graadmother gloomily. But tom had epettad the Urge eh- « -Jo * make Mlota,* he toM her. T 4 feel more comfortable. And Merer COrtotma* U d d you, Mm Tyler." • "L o re ," ehe reminded him. "After *11, John, we ere friend*." He' reached into hie pocket juat hedera he went dowa the etepa and drew set a anaB tlewse-wrap­ p e d ja ih g i ad hie e r a "WUI you de aae the favor ed p icjK ifi Um I w i i m r M her name, and now ah* dm mended that It he brought out. he amadaMther Tyler epeaed the next package end eaamlaod her ehawlo. One ahawl wae a eoft, powdery blue, and the other glow­ ed with a deep roe* color. Mm Tyler held them in her haado, agreed their looee fold* oa her lap eo that color apilled ever her Mack dreaa. But her lipe pureed la hatoU uai protect, tad Lera epeke quick, to to allay erlttalma. "Tou’re tee young a grind jfo th lf wheatoAkee, MetanUy eueplcloua. •'Who wee that? Why wae he hi eawBB," Luna to. K*. Amhwed. M net brought late thlc m a t ae I ‘ dut right h directed r* Lore put a light hand ea her _________ Stria to . . toft BBto to the httehm. ana. "Mother, Uie to Chriatmaa. ■ e to g with eurteefty, and We’re all permitted eur eeereta at me parlor. Net mrtll ■ toeeed behind them readh geatly tor the a that tog omr the . 1 drew l part war hack g the tong little bad ed Jeamy'a eyom No metier wbai Wat top toup tog within, heapneed, that mine muet remote baaa taatodng Mai te top When they had all nettied around ‘ ne eeheiar. Mm tree, the ptektag ad paekagoe he’ll Bleep la be opened began. They learn Mm aleae oaeh ahooee m turn, Lera nab etottotoue am " each package muet be opened bei the *—»" fore they went ea to the next But dret tt ah Jem a/a otoeklag. "Bnetteatenle not good for bey," Mm Tyler muttered ae be look dowa the etrlped clocking end pulled out the eontent* eagerly. But ae erne paid any attention tp he hung ewer on* SS.•Z V JV M erm i L*k**H* Nettle l l t e - M * I «» K7' m e I <e .. Rob Bob 110 Qulnl.l* (l-S) It* OS ■•real R i m — B/tS Mil* TlM* SI T Slountaln P altr IS 1* IS f* 4 1* Hop* aiipr.m* 11.I* 1 ** Quick Leak III UuInlcU (t-T> SS*t* D*llr Doubt* f l - l ) H IM * Tblrd Hoc* — S /l* MU* Tim# OX.I fe w * Blrah* f t * * IS** T"» Ujirk Ah* I.SO 4 oo U tl*l Kim ill Qul*l*l* (f.| ) l i l t IS Neerfb Pare — s 'lS Nil* Tima H I ^••rl**( F ln e cfie S ft 11* IM Dial*'* D lsU * U 4f Legal Notice r«ci fm |y| DEMO to-df MAIOIN RKATM KD CHARLESTON, W Va. UW-Th# Dsmocratlc to-«T margla la the U. g. Senile was rsitorsd yeiterday when Oov. William C. Mar. land appointed William R. Laird 111 to temporarily fill ths seal of tha late Harley M. Kilgore. Laird, M-year-old ruyettevills Democrat, was a classmate of Marland at West Virginia Unlverally. Ha will serve until a succnaaor la sleeted to November end ewon la next January. i si Qillnlal* (l-JI S ill* f.tt T ilth Her* — l.'IS Mil* Tim* rtn b Nea* — » l« Mila Tim* SI.* Hay Jmlaaa* *'"• g*R*l .OlrT IS 1 0 I IS IPO B*l**mad ISIS I f * Twllipln Hu* 4 St uInlaTn H I ) ISli.OO ei**pv Tim* 1..I0 ulual bcnill* lll.tf t.o * Qiilnl»U it-IJ If* )» TONIQIIT'A k:.ST ft I r.k ............... flrll T il* . r**#tv* eeeled bio* •lifh Rare — * I* Mil* Tima SI.* Viral Mara — I I t Mil# fired* .TOASWS*bTWSBSS f»rh || bleck," tom eaid Hghtly. Turn eaehmere gone with alee hand*. The blue to for your eyoo, aad the ptah for your cheek*." "flattery will yet you nowhere," aold the old lady tartly. "Well, leva get oa with Uil* none*nee." But (he eontiaued to warm her hand* with Urn farightacoo at (ho abawto. Wade opened a bookmark atodo for him by Jemmy, and tried to bo appreciative. But bto naan woe ehvtoualy not In bto thnaha oad Lata reached quickly f.r Jena Anebroto’a gift to hie graadeea. Jene­ my uawropped the half* proudly and did aot hear when hi* grand­ mother aaJd be would now have a One chance to cut off a Anger. Then it wee Jemmye turn again to ahoaae a package. He mewled to the foot ef the tree ea Me hands aad knees and looked arm the spread ef gift* thoughtfully. "Da hurry," said bto grand mother. This to growtag tirosoma" Once mere Lorn dared to speah up. "Part ef the fun of Chriatmaa la to make everything Uet ae long ae possible." <T» Be Crmlkmti ) Irlne Penilrs QuInUI* (t-S) I lf f* f t* SETO SE ine lollewlan ieeertbed pr«F: Ilatallila I I I * « oo t i n RpaailaKr'* Blrl* f oo 4 to W *rllr ■* ( uu Qillnlal* K -l) t i t 40 Haaa—* / l * Mila Tima Rl.T t fee Towaelte of North Chulu- Oaiaelk Adorait J* 00 |.l»- «.:o accorelai to plot thereof re- Cnpptr Rlraak t 1 0 1 10 Chtpal llli) 1.0* •Sulnlala ( i . l l ||« *0 Klehth Rare — B/IA Mila Tima St.* Ilrlndla frlan* I IS | 10 1 10 I 1 0 I no , hid ef lee* thaa IMM.M will Hour Hack -onellered and The Hoard of _,Q'|J|>I;I» (» -| ) SI 1 10 la laatroelloa of Oemlnol* Bee* — » / n Mil* Tim* et.e lip reeerve* Ike rlahl te reject Rtnib •••V, Jlamjv I 10 1 no 1 In and all aid*. Jtclo * I t 0 t 10 ft mar be tllh tr for eeeh pur- tAoolhar arlrlehl 1 in • or fir not lete then tw en ty ( 1 1 %) per **nt of lb* pur• price each and balance per* over a period of not oiceedfear and one-half rear* with j * r ( cent Interact on defened ' omnTeroI*1*1rielV la^fe S :lal Match Race Slated Wednesday, March 21 At SOKC LONOWOOD - n o lietord-O rlaodo Kennel Club will play heat to tbt Earaaota track’* four finest grryhounds In e special match race slated Wednesday, March t l . Je rry Colltoi, operator of the SOKC, laid, la announcing the big race, that Party Lender Is expect­ ed to spearhead the Sarasota In­ vaders. The brilliant Huron K ta ­ ns] grtyheund It rated by many ae Uie lop racing dog in the nation to­ day and already b o n ti Iwe vic­ tories over Jdcksonvllld speodsters In match races this winter. The Sanford-Orlando tric k drew a huge crowd and enjoyed one of Us finest ttlghU la history for lla first match race with Jaehsoavllle greyhounds hern March T. That event wee such a tremendous suecsss that CoUlas Immediately lined up this new speed duel with la r a loto greyhounds to eoiUnue hie policy of glvlag Central Florida fane the finest la d ogm lng. The m ilch event s ia ln it Saras o u ’s all-star quartet will he run off ne the 10th race, Wednesday night, ever Uta five-sixteenths mile course. Dlvco, th e Senford-Orlendo trach’a leading winner with nine victories, ranks as the most dan­ gerous local esntsader against die visiting Party Leader and com­ pany. A return engagement featur­ ing the same eight stepper* will be run in larasota (he fallowing week, Marsh M. Lo g art Ortega Meet In 10-Round A t Garden Tonight NEW YORK OB-Two fail.rlslng young wellorwdlghts with a punch, Cuba’s Isaac (Kid) Logart and Mtxico’a Caspar (Indian) Ortega, put their victory ituddad records en tho lino tonight In ths 10-round main ovsat at Madison Square Garden. Logart, gf « year old sensaHen from C s m a n sy , Cuba, which asnt former champion Kid Gavllan to Ih* (op of (ho welters, has a record of 41 victorlsi, I dsfsata, and draws In i l oullngi. Elghtasn of hla triumph* wore knockouts. Hs has won hla last four, including • Fob. to triumph aver Ramon Fuantos. flfts e e knockouts show an Or­ tega's record of t t wjns and I da fiats. Tha tt-yair-old Mexican h o u r earned a mala avani shot by hla apeetacular performances la receat aeml-windup*. IA t «o IK Mir. “ LO m S M *a /*s IHK SANhUHU htHAU) I t , 1 IM /n* t ^ t/en ex # /t/9 * e o n it M CitvtiAM P M / n p /a m * FOX 77/g 6rv /£ A P ~ no*** thaM m M M M OMt O t T t i i H * ft , 'm a t * f t f r o n t r o t ru t tr r e tiM r m,M • * * / / p r . m. f f iW jb *0*. / M orn tR s o f t * N t x r j t / * y r u p to Th* baikelball (quad at Seralnnla High School wai hooortd yes­ terday a t the high ichool atiem bly when Don Bales, Exalted Ruler of the Sanford Eik’a Lodr.e presented each player with a key. Coaches Dud Layer and Jim Koontx each received cuff links from th* Elk's Lodge for their tireless efforts In training and plan­ ning for the Seminole High School basketball program and playeri. The Student Body president Jim Hawkins called the basketball team to the stage of the auditorium to receive the awards after which he Introduced Don Bales of th* Elk's Lodge. fp Individual awards, C«dl Dsnridge of the Junior varsity squid received a “ most valuable player” award. Jim Hawkins was presented the trophy for th* "m ost Improved player." Th* Elk'* Club "sportsmanship trophy" and th* Ja c k K. M onism trophy for tha "b est baskatbaB player" went to Robert Samuel*. NO SPEED-UP NEEDED Johnstown, Pa. (A V Steve Sestatistician who figurta in high school baclietball, i»*< no reason for schools to adopt th* 'J4-**cond rule now used la professional basketball. During th* entire game be­ tween Johnstown and Westmont high schools, Seman report* that tha ball wai held for more than 20 seconds on only three occa­ sions. Tho bat Is the only mammal that can fly. W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Long Phone 388 107 B. Connorct*] //■— rueP i AR t . _ ^ ATtPAOt 7V t # •W H O *O M H K*Tr;,fi P L tfir y o p m„ TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL 11 RAIN OR 3HINB PCPEFUL* Ofi RASP POP/fiO 7 0 HOOK TH&X W K e t / f i r o ru e pap. } PRfVfOO* 4 9 / A 9 & / * t9 F S n t TP#gHApM 0Z0-6AM t WIMIR j / L W * Spencer Memorial Finals Set Sunday The finals to tha Spencer Me­ Sunday aftarnoon beginning morial Tournament will be played o'clock. Clarence Phillips Is slated to at the Mayfair Ina golf course play Gena Weltzel In the champion­ ship flight which U slated for 1:30 Sunday afternoon. In the consolation flight, Jeek lips defeated Dr. Harold Ring Thursday morning at 11 o’clock three and two. Weitsel beat George Mri. Routh’a room and Mrs. Am- Herndon, a medalist, fwo and one. ley’i room played agalnit each In thee onsolatton flight, Jack' ether for tho girls’ basketball Harvey will play R. Rosetta and championship. R. O. Walraven plays P. D. Scott. Mrs. Routh’s girls were tha win- This foursome Is expected to play at 1:20 Sunday afternoon. nsri by a score of » lo II. For the second flight finals, Chief HI h point girls In Mrs. Anoley’s room were: Jackie Berry hill who Slmes will pluy tin winner of a scored to poind, and Ann gchu- march between R. E Yohn and Kirby Pit*. Th* consolation of the meeker with six point*. High point glrle la Mr*. Ansely’i second flight will be played be­ room were: Lynda Echols with six tween E. J . Still and Saul Abrahampoints and Carole Sua Higginbot­ son. The«e matches are scheduled for 1:10 Sunday afternoon. ham with atx points. In the third flight Sunday after-; This bring* th* girls’ laik etb all tournament to n close for another noon, with pliy scheduled at 1 fa ir. t#ia.u w W .. o'clock, T. R. Butt* will play Com-1 mander' P*l4r*. ) Mrs. Routh's Girls Win Championship DOG RACING Nightly Matinees Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. 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LfUtojr’o Dry Clounra Jnman Service Station 17th St. Lauadorotto Clnlrn’n Service Station Rayatond'o Studio of Photography Bill Kirk Motora StmaUlao Cab B row n 'd Amoco Service Larry's Now and Used Mart The Sanford Herald 204 W. lit St IN FREE MERCHANDISI SER V IC ES, Value* In ‘The Treasure Cheer Are Offered Exclusively by The Merchants Lifted Belowi 25c After Publication Data Doast Not Induda Mailing. >'.ta«*lk». llYCd • r / �> " syp f y*Aci ............. r. /. ,\ . w / .7 ' > '■/! ' vj?*' ' THU 8ANT0RD HERALD Pri. Mtr. 1#. 113* * ^ / ** *' ■ " " * '* ^ *■ 1 '**' -' .V t .* . Pag* 7 Business Faith Takes 2nd Breath Is American Indian Really Like? W hat NEW YORK U*—Business con-, year ago. The actual building will fidence has caught its second be done some months hence, breath. This showed up first In f . W. Dodge Corp., building the stock marker. Prices of some; .u tlstlclan s, report nonresldenllal leading s h a r e s have climbed,-building contracts 1? per cent boosting the averages to new ahead of last year, with public peaks. works com rade ahead b.» <>« b«7 I Vow industrial leader* who: cent and public wuliAch tended a little to the cautious side' up S4 per cent . 4 month ago. are Talking big! The Dodge economist. Dr. again about sales hope* for the George Cline Smith, stresses Hie rest of the year. And they arc strength of business Investment, expanding their earlier notions of which shows up In the Industrial, how much building to do for the commercial and utility figures as future. Indicating " a high degree of eonConstruction contracts let sn far fidence that Today'* record lav els thli year are running far ahead of production and aale* sre nol of those In the same month a ' a peak, but merely a step tow a rd' ^ MUSKOGEE, O klt., UP — Ta th# ’ groups, the government and the "o m a n tie ls t, he li a proud and trikes themselves. B0bl! w !d,m ,nT th* h* r* 01 H0ll,r' Although lnfluen a, tuberculosis wood Hvatetui. | . , , , „ ' „ _ . a n d Infant mortality rates are stilt To tnaveym ;, he ta- dirty, laay . . . , * and drunkan-a drain on the U.S. hl|h,r •mon« Iodl“ » amon« Treasury. * whiles, the Indian population Is InWhat la the American Indian creasing. When Columbus landed there really like? You can't define him with any were around n million In what Is more success than you can the typ now the United States. In 1000, g fe a l American non-lndlan. Ha Is an the race stood at 170.300 and in d iv id u a l within a common mo'd seemed on the way to extinction. of ancient tradition, preseculton Today there are 4M.000.on tribal rolls, but there are said to be •nd modern stress. more than that In Oklahoma alone. There are certain characteristic G l t u Emmons, a Gallup, N.M., traits: Generosity, humor, cour­ tesy, lack of initiative and com­ banker who became commissioner petitive spirit (except perhaps In oi Indian Affaire I years ago. -tribal politics), a fecllni of Infers says the bureau is promoting a erity around whlta men. a mem voluntary relocation program. “ it’s one of the most humane ory_ of broken .Toatias and tnhiv A m an treatment which resolvea It­ approaches te the problem,” says s e l f Into a patent expectation of Emmons. " I f the Indian wants to AM M-11 MUCOPIM 0# the 101th Transportation Company brings I * the worst. But these vary with the leave the reservation we pay trans a cargo net with 1,000 pounds of ammunition during a training s t ­ individual Indian, dependlni on his portation for him and his family, are Uo at gort Belvolr, Virginia. The helicopter unit Is assigned to cultural heritage, his tribe, where get housing for them in the city the Washington, D. C., area to tuppori prescribed missions of tha he lives, how ha makes a living, and get him a Job. Would you be military district (Defense Department Photo from International} whether he's full blood er mixed Have It, some people oppose this.” blond. They do. Opposition comes from said water pipes in Hie eastern You may find him In town. Kill the National Congress of American mate say one-fourth to one-third Indians, Hie only lobby group run section of the citv a rt being flushed In an elfort to get rid of now are city dwellers. ! by Indians themselves; national You nswy Bad him In ona of 433 organisations like the Assn, on the worms. Preservations and Indian eommunl American Indian Affairs, Ine., There was no explanation of why ties In tha United States. Ha cauld headed by writer Oliver la Targe tho cistern section. About 100,000 be a Chippewa, living In a tarpaper and with 1 long sponsor list of persons In Hi* entire city and (hack In Minnesota. Or a Menomi­ prominent non • Indians; church suburbs arc served by the same nee la Wisconsin working ta the groups and anthropologists. supply. jj trlbilly owned sawmill and living For generations, they say, die Virgil M. Lambert, an Insur- *1 tn a new frame house, watching Indian has beta relocating himself PEORIA. III. 'if —Repulsive a* ance agent, said he first noticed television every night. when he felt he was ready to take (hey may be says a .d en tist, the , worml ln htl Up w„ er , boul He may be a Seminole keeping hie place la a white society. But worms found in Peoria * drinking k| „ e (ounil , h„ to the old auslome la the Florida the bureau's program, they charge, W“ ,, > ^ d, \ llU,e m0r' neighbor, had the ..m e problem Everglades, nolUlpd waler eomp, ny. hai moved untrained Indiana from r olein" to the diets of consu m er.,^ J f Millions are spent every year an the reservation to a big city where Residents of the eastern third of „ td cnmpany officials weren’t Indian affairs—in 1033, for esam- they form a pool of cheap, unskilled thl* dly of 112,000 population have (00 concerned about the situation ple, a record IT million. More than labor. Always the first id b e liid . jen complaining recently of find- , brn 4.MX) laws tnd treaties governing off. fearful and/Insecure, the In-! In* "h i'« *i«R lfra up to three ' f., . , . fhftnMfive, Indians are on the bonks. dian often take* to hanging out In « lnch ln ,en“lh ta ported the worm In fe c tio n and revealed . In . a 19SS. report . that . ... *k»d row saloons while his fa m ily ,lh* lr l*P I . . , , h „ v- , . , rj lv • I f * * ‘I1* P* j ,#n,tor' ••. beeomea awelfare problem. Dr. Max Muter of the nilnoli .» ,Pr , bp r c o r i a Journal Star ■y bureau figures,onothird of Water Survey said Wednesday that j0|nP(t fh* eomplainanti. Employin the Dakotas and Southwest, a wornt* x t* larva# of small eJ 0f newspaper found worms Renate subrommittea to Investigate the Indiana relocated under Its program have returned to Hie re ie rv a -, the scientific name ^ w4|Pr from a lap In the paper'a juvenile deiinqueicy pointed out: ehlronomou* which hatched In photographic darkroom ^ The avvage family annua' in- tiM. Most authorities think that no! ,h* ' 1,y 1 op« re,ervolr• e n m e of the Smut on Hie Standing * r* *°niplelely harm Rork Reservation In North Dakota amount of American teehnologvi, The earlh Is composed of ahoul D',-.LSu' y . "Se>enTifiIs $7(17; for the Navi Jos of Ari- can solve th# Indian problem if|L**.?! Juri eons.ll.iie {» H-r * ■ ' « * n" 30 " hl ■ona, K ranges from 1730 to MW there Isn’t •ii underit.nding of th * ! c il1,.T W t o l , unona involved. * l,,,la mnr# Pro,* ‘tt the diet " n equation* Hr comparison, the national av- hum and will harm ro one " •rage In 1043 was 13.371. Many Indiana are timid and Official* of the- --------Peoria Waler ------- 1 In 1900. the median sge •* As many na II people live In tome stlU distrust the whlta man. w oiki Co. also ssvl tha lsrv ie which mrn married was 20 and one-room rablna on the Turtle The majority, however, seem ire harmless. Nonetheless they1 for women It was 22. Mountain Reservation In North Da­ eager ta believe the best of Hie kota. PoteToei and an inferior whlta man. grade of flour make up Ihe family • m e a l ln M in i homes. I I V i LAS VKOAR GOt.P Papsgo children In southern Ari­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (A*) — Thu* sen. have a life egpeetaney af IT years compared to 00 for the gen- far Ihe field for the fourth oral v s. population The tribe's •nwiial 137.000 Tournament of hospital was destroyed by fire In Champion* atamla at 18. The Hat include* defending champion J047 and has not been rtplsred Llttler, Cary Mldiilernff, There are bright spots, however. Gen# f.loyd Mangrum, Chandler Mar The Public Health Service has lak•n Avar *ha ..l ir a haallli nrnaram P* r’ •n•” * r S'. Di''k May#r, en over The entire health Pr" * r»t" i)„w Finsterwald, Jack Fleck, from the Bureau of Indian Affair. Tommy Boll I)o Kord ' ^ - a n d with a larger appropriation R, n, on, ( Jllllu< Boroi> ArnolJ try. XS. t . Steel and have recently announced raise their capacity. 1 Metals It expanding Its alu m in a*' production, that metal now find, log wide use In building. With the boom in nonr**,A“ ^ • Hal building hae come rising eosts oPsom# bull (trials. The construction _____ 1* on notice tnat further. p r t e g f j' rises a ie likely. higher levels ahead.” The Dodge reports d e a l' with contracts recently let. But each day seems to bring new announrements of big expansion plans for this yesr jsnd neat, not ine eontrae:' afage ltie fact that the big Industrial -----. 1 . companies are ra.slny (heir sights stonee In the Washington m o t* on expansion has led many firms raent. * • In the building material fields To launch building programs of their If Mlvnlitf Thi own. FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Dally Dvllvtry •1* •? Phonv 1737 for Prompt, Sdrvleo United States Gypsum, Nation si Gypsum, Juhns-Manville are _ those expanding. ___ The ___ ce_ among ment industry Is building up It* capacity. So li the metals Indus 1 I SPAR Worms In Peoria's Drinking Water Add More Protein •V .. . ■ ' *> «*• »' IW •S' l.-T- 4 -V U i "NOW* GASOLINE SALE 1956 ROOM 'AIR CONDITIONER " l u '. C° n*,r* M, . , ^ Thing, also are Improving In th* field (4 eduratlnn. More and more Indlan ehlWren are getting college •durations through scholarship funds set up by foundations, church REGULAR Ted Kroll, Mag Evan*. Frank R tr.nah .n, A1 Raiding and Mlk# Souehnk. Sam Snead qualif|«| hut will *kip th* tournament berauie of duties at his club in White Sulphite Springs, W. Va. )d p ly E nough kW*#** cents \BULLtT F tREP FROM a M n in e taavzls 76? A/LfS T£R HOUR. gal. HORSEPOWER CO M FO RT CONDI ONE D A Y O N L Y I I O N H ) AIR F O R R O O M A R E A S UP TO '0 0 SQ U A R E FEE I ECULAR S339 Ph S u m S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 17 ftk i-Mues ess THAMtOCO * * * * * * * *Om m e At* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * m es * * * * u * r * * * * * rm em jm r S ty m a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * t m a 9 m ro am tim e r* c — • OKmmm*** rmm* SAVE *109“ • H fSW »m * * * * * * * * * * * * YOUK FRIKND MOTOR OIL • y P i» 1 m i i h PwrdhwM b m M w .^ .w w e w DON’T R r s * Away T am Tim IM U ra Bwnmw T ee? Ttreu Are Im eoth. 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J lOUVf 0 0 T *MNlf T WANK TNI IOV» JJfl W^ H *J I I B P K k W Saturday Open 12:4( W 04UUUM W ltW T Double Feature Program She Taught The Whole Town How To F ig h t. . . Texas Style vs ffljftrcsr ChiMM • plain background for pitta', in f bib? m that ha’ll stand oat ■Ilk til Um Important# i t ahlrh hit klaglp position i t your household tnlllU t him. It Ha* to Bo Ttfdayl Tomorrow Won't Do ROAST B E EF I'LL BS flt. AD TO set voua MOTWEO ] EATIMSOOT. H O M B.'I M tS O H IG ^ l *— , - , --------■■ J _ On* of th t better known copy* book maaim i aaye something about never putting off until to* morrow what you can do today. Well, when It comes to pletur* lng your baby as he Is today— that’s one thing that Just can’t be done tomorrow. Cameras perform amazing feats, but they can’t look Into the past, anymore than they can picture the future. Of course, the pictures you take with them today may be a pretty good In* dlcatlon of what the future has in (tore, Babies grow so fast that planned and regular picture taking Is a must If you want a picture record that doesn't have • lot of empty places In 11 Since babies mostly live In* doors, you'll need a source of artificial lig h t Flash on camera ta the simplest way to do It— enabling you to shoot any time, j - . n XTi I ANOTWlNK *aA O F TWC mqneV !M TARtWO FARGO TO M B u t o e o u r a s a w fw o o w m . ru ttM fM WOT 7V f*W O \ t©O SOU OYS& 7 0 THR ) WOULD! LA^ FARGO! .— any place, and on the ipur of the moment when he’s being esped ally appealing, Flash has never been* known to Injure a baby’s eyes, so you need have no fears nn that score. How* ever, once In a long time, a bulb will shatter when it flashes. Al* ways put a flash guard over your reflector, Just to be sure, By keeping your camera ready, you will catch the sll-of-s-iudden things when they happen, But, |n addition to these un* planned shots, it Is smart to plan on certain plcturos. Pick one day of each week or month on which you will regularly take at least a tew pictures. Two weeks is about the right time between pie* lures for babies up to about six months. After that, once a mnnlh will provide a good record of baby's progress, —John Van Guilder Students Say USS Grants Good Name For Atomic Cruiser su m s ^HlAICflliANCrlSl / M s? ^ 5 S i »um SSSSPpH down/ *3*1/ Legal Notice n u T ic a N ir r in s ta i i d i i u i i v a t v « N that uriuanl to C'hn|itsr .114, Plorlda Inlutoa, m i , Iha following dsa* rrihcil lands In Hsmlnnlo County Florida will ba offsrsd for salt at public outcry for tho hlahsat and hast cnsli bid at tha Ironl dour of tha Hsmlnnla County Court Itums, .at Hanford, beginning at 11:1s A. M. on Monday March tllh A. D. IDtS; Lot I Orscnlcni * Wilson's Addi­ tion plal Hunk S Paass SI A IT Lot 14 riicnilcnf A Wilson's Addi­ tion plat Hook S Piece IS A ST Lois SO A SI llrrsnlsar A Wilson's Addition t'lat Book a Paass SS A J Lola SIS and S|i Frank L. Wood­ ruffs Subdivision Plat Book I Paco 44 X-ota 1ST and III Frank L. Woodruffs Subdivision Plat Book I ra g s 41 Lota III and 140 Frank L. Wood* piffs ^Subdivision Flat Book I Lot f t ntk O Buana Vlata Batatas Plat Book I r o a n 1 and I Lot It Blk II Draamwold Plat in til ns mi * Bonk I pagos IS A SI and Plat 1*7 Tim Town nf Sylvan tuika Book 4 Pacos 10 A SB Pint Hunk I l-nnv "1 W H nf Lot 141 Hlaok Hammock according to Plat tharaof re­ »«■ and II I Prank L. \\ imdruffn HubdlvUlun I'lui noun corded In Plat Hook 1 Pacos I I'aea 44 it *1^ Flat Book I Paass <la A fl III, I 7 i and IT! Frank Lot* i l l *Va*n AradatS Osborns Brokaraeo Co'a Add la Black Hammock Plat Book 1 Paaa II SEE H IE fU AC H Mil l,'. M ta Tl, t», IS, 41, II II f j , i f . . IT . It. l». IS II iss lot 1 0 1 , 1 0 1 , lof III its and III Tha Town of Sylvan Laka Plal Book I Paso II Lota 1 0 1 and 104 tha Town of By)van Lake Plat Book I, P ass Si Lot III Van Aradala Osborne Brnkaraaa c i a Tni Add ta Black Hammock Plat Book I Paso lot le I I I and I I I V ia A rsaals Oi* TO AM, CHBOITOIIB Afll> KKNso.va t i t t i v t t'l.ttts a on iih * born* liro k irasi rn'« Art.t in HAN D S A O A IN ST SA ID K S T A T K Mack llammoik Flat Book 1 Pan# 101 You and iach ui >uu ar« iivivur t IT Florida Ornvm Pn'i lit Add notlflad and raqulrtd to prasant t o Black llitnmock Plat Bonk I any claims and dsmands which rou Paso 74 or allhar of you, mar hava against O. P. Ilsrndna tha astata of David C. Brook, da* Clark of tho Circuit Court caasad, lata of aa<d County to tha •imlnolo Count, Florida County Judea of Bamlnola County, Irojll Court l u l l Florida. at hla offlca In tha court bltski March llh and lath. Ills houaa of aald County at Sanford r lorlda, within sight calendar . -nths from t is tlms of tho first publication c- this nntlea. Kaeh claim or dsmand shall ba In writ* In*, and shall stata tha placa or rHifdsnca and runt offlca addrssa nr tho claimant, and shall b« aworn lo h> Dm claimant, agvnt or attor* ORANT8, N.M. UB-FIfth grade students here see no reason why the first alomle powered cruiser shouldn't be n a m a d the USS Grants. They built and sent lo Ihe Navy Dept, a moJel of a cruiser—along with 10 pages of reasons why It should be given the urenlum town'e name. The model was mounted on • chunk of uranium ore. The youngsters were turned down on in earlier request that an atomle submarine be given the name. The Navy said submarines were named for deep sea fish .. "Grants supplied the uranium," said the kids. The tmrn Is on the edge of the uranium-loaded Colo­ rado Plateau. y l Y O U ll AGMI Wf HAVITHIW1NNW W tl [7 LAN CASTER •*lwM4m AmG NANT I i-y—gleeWe^ li * , 1*4 Taw.* * ~ ..ji s £ pj s t a s - w . wtlWS^_____ P A S S to N Pi AY SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY **Th# Comtry CInb ef Trottlag Tracks* PRESENTS The SULKY ROOM APAbDOCK ROOM -COCKTAIL LOUNGBm reRv av iN iN o re o M n o w on — INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS PROM IM S —OIRXCnONG- ** News iremcnaoui vnrrKyi WED! ON STAGE! -R IT Z • SHOW ONLY ONE STAGE 9 P. M. COME EARLY TO SEE IT AI.LI ALL i SEATS 1 .76 | SO SCARY—Wl DARK YOU TO SIT THRU IT ALU IP YOU DO*— w °hFRFF -« PAS$F S ,utu«*i5% DO NOT JUDOI »Y ANYTHING SKIN BIFO RI ( ^ Sc SChRYmakes Oraculq*Franluw^lnIim#dalftil L . M r JUST ANOTHER tHOKM OW ! A KMl GCH( rMUllfR (In n w in c in q , OPENING Sanford Accordion School , WEIRD i 107 MAGNOLIA TbBi WHk Oor ERprwE>tiUr» Mrs Ed Crabb Rlto will b« Millitg w yon wllhin (ha about our— m i( law dayn 8PECIAI, INTRODUCTORY OFFER ar, i;all. Ca’lucl — Orlando I-875A. -. . Arrow NMWi 0»U»4a De* Trask Ta Oar Ckb Latest I'nrantoiint n* , and any such claim or eomsnd uot so Tiled Shall ha void. Viola Brook Josophlna Bsatrleo d or* As osacutor of tha Last will and Taslamanl o f ... S David C. Brock docaaasd 8 , W. Waro Attorn*/ Wodruff-Psrklna Bldg, ** ' Hanford, Florida. r>Flrsl publication March tth HIS FRID AY, MARCH 23 at i. O. O. F. H A LL IN DINING ADVENTURE 1 m i H O S E TATTO O t o ll 101. . .. ■ S S * *** STARTS SUNDAY ____■ TM’ te A lA Nl W . ROD CAMERON A REPUBLIC PICTURE [H ORLANJPQ S C H O O L O F M U S I C - ALL GIRLS f S n J a w y — Wn I n OiHl C«ii> Taka HI TICKETS NOW ON SALE BOX OFFICE AT Boy Nqw—* AtoM Standing In Lina I �'•f. *5®' Bvwf.-’? -S ' warn \ T. •s‘V " ’ ’*fY ;V ■ * » * W W FffRTI w rW XC T Frf. Star. 1«. TfW ' P | f* i IS NOW AT \ -ri t i • T« 1 » / • •«» i-» -< v' * •* • "I - iImm W ** '< l RADIO tW whkh halpe ta« «a r Tried Any New Angles L if ily t a aysieal aaula toho ■atottln that tharo la an "angle" to oyaaythlng -hut thet'i net tho kind W to talking about lft aamara aagtoa we're istoratttd la today. Wo want to ratal od you that Ibtra art mora orayt to picture your children at play, for aatnmple, than to Moot 4 mm baad BtL to a u y Mtuctione tharo’i much to ba galaod tor tokta* a arom ’t ayo rlew ad the eHautieo, nr pretending you're anapping Mho M M front a helicopter. ! Tha picture weTve ehoaaa to Quatrato thla eohann abowa deary what happana when you look town an yaw onbjaota through |toe In tola eaaa II eeamt Uka an ■eellaat idee, alnoa tha aubjnota keen yarned long enough in toair dgy to obaarro tha umaremen'e •nttrHiae and taw wa gM g | view o f th tlr facet. Hare the camera tagto gh l«od deer picture i t f c Ml. tad find* to ideally oUM beak* ground that at l a m mm telle part at Dm By vaiytai you oaa many non-dittoaeUse il tuition which. U raoro ttoaight would nraatMao of ehittor to eaU from toe anbjaei Soma eubject*, thslr boat ' a w to viewfinder front a taglat and than _ oca whleh gtwaa you 4 m you Uka boat n t s s m . 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Ja K araae Skew tip Laat^ef o«n AIR CONDITIONERS •aiarraw . LIMITED TIME ONLY! t i :l t era J u r y Lara at U H IfflSBtfSl m 12i ttr, iM ? 3- 1 H.P. UNIT «“ $229-95 PLUS INSTALLATION A U T O LOANS Lowest Cost tv ssL rs *SA N EP R D «uinxi DffTALMKKT LOAN DIPT. Meatbar FWC m K M c R E O fjy jg jo jj 308 E. 1st Street B M k tiB « a a a tM H a U n n M a a a n n a ttM R M n iM M M M M M n lM to d a N M M to tm n M a n i • J f ■ '■ i i * . • ■ I �<x e/b/e tee** wwd0P W i| W When Mkcd what they want la th* eapltal, they rates* to aaawer. They subsist on th* leavlnga la snack bars and they sleep In th* railway stations/' THE BAHftm i) HCTAtJT th* m aalissto with *ome effort In Congress to block the court's rulteg hlngs lik e a threat over th* whole party, which need* solid rank* U H hopes to win this year. Already there la talk of a third P *rty. . ........ .. ■ -------If the fcv’t * * —v * In Congress try to make good on their mani­ festo, they will be deliberately walking into a fight, perhaps a party - splitting fight, particularly from Northern and Western Dem­ ocrat* who call themselves liber­ als. home. And not all Southern con­ But If th* eongrenlonal Demo­ gressmen signed. But It can be crats reach- convention without a taken for granted plenty who blowup, th* party then runs Into signed war* not bluffing. a problem which la dally becomteg more acuta as some Southern states struggle to preserve segregallon. /This Is It; Civil rights and segrelation have become auch Issues that the party ean hardly avoid taking a stand on team la it* platterm and in the open convention. Bdt bow can th* convention please both sides; Southerners and the "lib e ra l" wtegt program* te r control of th* ms1 b * uncertainty treated by the lU f, Southerner* spread* In other di­ In a proclamation, th* PreiW ent rections too. •. said the "health and welfare of Adlal Stavsnion. anxious for our nation suffer seriously from Southern support In seeking the the Impact of esneer In loss of presidential nomination, has been lives, distress and Incapacitation so moderate on th* segregation of our sitlzens, and th* lessening issue that h* sometimes sounds of our productivity In th* amount vague. As a result of this manifesto he may, before convention time, be pushed or needled Into much blunter itatemente that will loio him Southern or some Northern support. Perhaps he can avoid this fate. Ha’s pretty good with language.' Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas, the Democrats' Senate leader, has been mentioned a i a likely presi­ dential candidate for a third par­ ty. He’i a shrewd politician. If he has presidential ambitions, they probably do not lie with ■ third party. It couldn’t win, It could only wreck the Democrats. Johnson says ha doesn’t expect any third party. He may have hopes for the Democratic nomination If the con^ ventlon deadlocks on other candi­ dates. That would be Just added reason for him to work his hard­ est to avoid explosions In Con­ gress before the convenlion. Keeping party peace In the Sen­ ate Is his responsibility anyway Doing It tola year should be a supreme test of his Senate leader­ ship. He did not sign tha mani­ festo. Because of his Job as Dem­ ocratic leader, It Is understood, World At 1 gue*n * t u he was not asked to sign. He'd Hsoord Fra rain hie presidential chances with Tssn Tiara tha party If ha did sign. WASHINGTON (It - l b * Demo­ ke*p th* D«moerats te-C ongret* cratic party h at tb * miseries. Dem ocrats, facing their eonvea ties next summer, don't know now whether H win blow the party to hits la a fight ever civil rights and segnaatim i. Their unmediato problem la to COUNCIL SAYS 1*0 O N * WILL B E N * P IT DAYTONA BEACH Ul» - The Florida Council for Human Relatloni says no one wU) benefit from the Southern manifesto chal­ lenging the U. 8. Supreme Court ruling* on Integration. , The eouncU, an Interracial or­ ganisation devoted to the peaceful adjustment of racial problems, ex­ pressed that view In letters y ts te r day to Sens, deorga Smatbars and Spessard Holland. It told th a n that It found H difficult to believe tb * manifesto signed by q u o ? Southern sena­ tors and representatives "really reflect* yow «wx thinking." ■ S A L T E D B U L B S of the Sanford B k'a Lodge, shown with I tea Mcnuoi yttteteay. Left to right: B ilest Jim Hawkins, holdlni L flamuela with the Elk'* “Suorwmnmhlp” trophy and the Jael " t t S h y ; l i d Cm U Dandridga h o ld -ln g V . iflk'e "M ost Vahu ■j V L /: •' . ' •------ ---------- --N o w Y o u Can Hocrt “ To T«»t#" | S S2£a •Stag requlremca ManufeowhiOkmakesa s s r a js ii® . M i -tth tefivU iub MtfMly led, tha heat needs differ trcsM^heee of eltheiOhe^bed- M i l recreation are* weeente «tlB another healing situation bacauae tt la affected by ground tempera­ ture during changing seasons; up­ stairs play quarters, on lire other hand, often are expeeed to pre­ vailing winds or subject to th* effects'of sun heat or evpeneee of *emus nearly 21,000,000 homes — toelndtag abobt d,000,000 farm dwellings me naing one or mure Individual room heater*, the ma­ jority of them gas-operated end styled to conform to modem decor. GAMA officials explain that this (o ra of area heating k popular because K concentrates the com­ fort In the ere* where th* heater te Installed, thus assuring the highest efficiency and peatest •AMY SAVE. ■alf-etylad "now-world" eitixen, waves h k own eo a t** Arosn a rooftop overlooking three of the new flags unfurled lit Sag wletng eereaoniee *1 to * United Nation* headquarter! tn New Y*0fa. Flagg of the )0 new nation! admitted to tho UN. test Decernb e* were flown for toe flirt Um*. Davie said that hie flag stood f a t . "to * peoples of the world." He wee reprimanded but not arr*il*d.J This Time On T V NEW YORK UV—The other night I tuned to th* TV ret and there was my old .pal King Kong, b* of th t flaming ty *s and monstrous apsllks breed. It gave me quite a turn. There w u a somewhat younger Bruce Cabot running around In puttees, and my old flame, Pay Wrey, whom Kong coveted. I stuck right with it to thst ellmaetic scene, you remember, where Kung climbs the Empire Slate Building end those old World War I biplane C u rtis Hawks com * slanting with that sh-ah-ah-sck of machine guns. It all took me back to 1933 be­ fore Hollywood ever kad heard of telsvlilun and "King Kong" stalked toe neighborhood movie bouses, fascinating or horrifying us adol­ escents according to our natures. Personally I caught k at a movie house known as the Royal on a dark and rainy Saturday night— ALONE. Cursed by either cowardice or an overly active Imagmetlon, I made my way unaailly home through silent, rate-swept street*. Th* folks w srt out. I turned on a lot of light! and the radio and I wa» pretty brave for a while there until 1 heard the car In the driveway. Then I was ashamed of myself—and haven't mentioned It till now. To be honest about it, I didn’t Just happen to tune the set to "King Kong." I heard people talk­ ing about It. Th* grassroots com­ ment 1 heard on the reshowlng of the old movie took two turns.. First, many oldsters were Inter­ ested that youngsters who weren't alive to see Kong In his original movie tour are Just a i excited by him as the oldstors were when THEY were young. It was quite heart-warming to some to find that kids are still kids after all—despite th* warped notions of some ad­ ults that thsy'r* an entirely dif­ ferent breed these days. I alio heard one or two adults express the view that "King Kong" Just alnt fillin' fun for young tens." At first I was Inclined to agree with him. And then I remembered my own experience with Kong and thought what a sanctimonious attltuda to strike In my old age. True, Kong had frightened me. But not enough to send m# Into a de­ cline or ever put me in th* hands of a psychiatrist. In a way an old movie Ilka "King Kong" probably does more good than harm, It gives us oldsters the pleasure o! tost old nostalgia. And It glvas youngsters to* pleasure of something brand new. IECEETABY-M A N AQ BE NAMED JACKSONVILLE Id M Ib* Execu­ tive committee of th * Florid* Dally Nawipaper A ttn, has named John Paul Jones of Oatestvllle secretary •manager succeeding V. J . Obenau•r J r . of Jacksonville who re­ signed. Jones, professor of Journalism at the University of F lo rid a ,' It alio secretary-m anager of the Florida Prase A nn. ■ v s s is e Twilight Hon** S/uilo* •f*n»n4om Drifting On‘ A Clan* Heat* For A Lady Dial M for Muola Night ICdlllon Unit'd Nation* t's fianrailaa iiarlienur* I MM kill* llitS rrulSren'* r*ee*4e We nr Adveature la geleaee Country at/ie. t. a. A. a m m noon l|!jt iaturday Z&fl? MSUUaee V em l il t s lilS l:IS 1:09 S:1S S IS Sits 41tS S:99 ii9S S ill t:SO 9:19 9.41 t :•• 1 ;lt T:to S:9S lilS ills oilS SiSS i tilS tin fiS* fiS] till Mews Far Hen# Renee World at Three Strictly IneUemeatal 1190 Club New* 1499 n e b The Hhytbee Wee* Werld At a i> ■ v n a iv e Market iteport Twilight Hunge faerie Ueek Mueto At IMadem Drifting On A ( t e d The upper (loom Juke lloi Saturday Mlgat Night Kdltlog Facta Forum Juke n oi HaL Night At Home with Muele Newa lit* 9)49 Forward Marefe Twilight Songs W hat to do with that leftover meat loaf when you want to aery* It h o tf Heat with eanxsd tomato eauca (tha kind designed for epaghetti) and cooked grew peas, S a m over egg noodle* or rice. To AN D 1956 A P P LIC A T IO N H O M ESTEAD PERSO N A L EXEM PTIO N PRO PERTY RETU RN S! MARCH 81st 18 THE LAST DAYt i How to bring your home up-to-date - Here are some of the iiwaya to Improve your home: Make needed repairs - Add a bed■room or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Enclose your fporch - Modernize your kitchen - Modernize your bathroom jjnsulate walls and ceiling -Replace your roof - Add insulated 'siding - Paint your home - Inside and out - replace your screens Build a garage r or other needed repairs or remodeling. You don’t need cash - just satisfactory Income and credit ra t­ bag *,The cost can be handled In easy monthly payments. ''Art. th e ‘ > ’ " Friendly B ank' will b e happy to help you f AX LAWS PROVIDE SEVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO FILE RETURNS ON TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPER­ TY. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CANNOT BE GRANTED UNLESS APPUCATION 18 FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED TIME. Blanks have been mailed to all who filed application or made returns last year. If you failed to receive youra please call for them at the Tax Asses­ sor's Office. i t . > . When applying for Homestead Exemption for the first time, please bring our deed with you. Also your 19S8 automobile tag number.' f you need hglp with your returns, I shall b* glad to assist you. r r 18 NOT NECESSARY TO FILE APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION AT THE CITY HALL, BUT IF YOU ARE ENTITLED TO WHKJWS EXEMPTION OR DISABILITY EXEMPTION, APPLICATION FOR THESE SHOULD BE FILED WITH THE CITY. } SAN FO RD F. DOMDNEY t • •-____________ 1F I ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Only A u o jB O ta Y M rn H A U . o ' / Bowery y jA u . W SE R IA L ! "JU N O L E R A ID ER S" NO 10 SUNDAY * , ALAN MONDAY - UUNS _ THE M c C onnell S tony ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Dr. Smith Names Cntwcs Rcfore Putting Down of Olf-Flnvor Kuna Chicks . . DISINFECT! F IL E Y O U R FOR ■ l :M Simpson Farm Supply IP I T S TH RILLS YOU WANT, it'e thrills you'll get when you see th * men who brings back the dead, that "cra iy mlxed-up" Dr. Jtk y l and hie W EIRD SHOW, nlaylng the stag* o f th* R1TZ Wed. for * •pedal show at 0:00 P , M, _________ _______________ _______ , avu n ia Feat era— SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y CHECK-R-BOARD NEWS g e stu re arrw a a o o a Ueorea •■msthsrs Munday Matinee Fr'sdoM Klnry Citrus Mutual Musis al lundoa Osssl liettar tsa m sitsvre. i*. fftiaits Toast split English muffins and iprcetl with tomato sauce. Now add bits of tuna, whole small sardines, tilnced esnne deisms or canned nushrooms. Sprinkle well with grat­ ed chctldar or Parmeeen cheese and put under the broiler again briefly. E at a to n c e l • .i- ■ ■ luiymen'i Call ta Frayer giga orr strung v M o n a in n *iga On . Mm Im I PgW Hymn Tima Ims Wonder* 1:41 tie * lie# fill Ills *:•• VH5W A..‘Austria O R -Th*. Cortmunlst rulers of Czechoslovakia hero stepped up their attacks against religion, according to Ciech newspapers and the reports of retegeea reaching Vienne. The prime target la the Roqtan Calbolic Church. The latest drive concentrates on pressuring mkmbers of the Czech armed forcei who itlll belong to ehurchei to drop their member­ ship and quit attending services. At the same tlmo the govern­ ment and press aro waging Inten­ sified campaigns against Juven­ ile delinquency — Including teen­ age drunkenness and prostitution. But they aro nos asking th* churches to help. Denouncing religion and church attendance^ t h e Czechoslovak youth paper Mlade Fronts de­ clared that "religion soon will be legally ended as something that is superfluous and detrimental to our thinking." The Ostrava newspaper Nova Svoboda said, "Atheistic propa­ ganda must be carried out con­ sistently and systematically on the largest possible scale." It called on all teachers, cultural and politi­ cal, workers to Join the drive to explain tho harmful character" of religion. *'Recent Danenl arefugees Interviewed by Westerner! sty Catholic soldiers are commanded to attend lectures attacking their church and to pledge to drop their membership. At the ism s lime there are re­ newed reports of secret arrests of more priests In Czechoslovakia. Many are reported sent to labor camps. The growing problem of Juven­ ile delinquency is attacked by nu­ merous Czechoslovak papera, In­ cluding the Communist party or­ gan Rude Pravo and the trade unions paper Prace. " I t Is a sad and tragic picture," '•Id Prace, relating condition! In Prague, the capital. Prague police are waging a stiff campaign against prostitution and venereal disease, Prace adds, and prostitutei aro punished with fines. "Hut what Is a fine to prosti­ tutes? T hey laugh about It," com­ plains Prace. "And what is being done about youth from th* prov-. TAX ASSESSOR V "There are two mnln enusee of off-flavor e rg s ," snys Dr. H. J . Smith, Purina Roneurch Connultnnt, "and neither has any­ thing to do with the ration a hen e a t*." Erpe will absorb flavor from anything stored close by. Dr. Smith believes this accounts foy port of the off-flavor trouble. Off-flavnr ean bo picked up In farm storago, at the produce house, or In the consumer's own refrigerator. Soma of the more frequent causes of trouble Include: decaying fruits and vegetables, a musty basement, Insecticides, koroseno, cabbage, and onions A second cause o f off-ftavor eggs Is diseased oviduct. Unless ah* Is spotted, on* hen can spoil many egg*. One bad egg ran pass the off-fUvoy to a ease of egg*. Why take chances with diseases? Thornugbly scrub and disinfect the brooder house, th* hovers, j S T S b J feeder*, waterers, "tlgfCUNj and all equipment 0006006* with a solution of V j n a r Purina^ Disinfectant at least one week before chick* arrive. Hotter order It now and have \m put In Chek-R-Tabs for sanitising chicks' drinking wat­ er Easv-to-fullow directions on the labels. Creep Feeding Resulted In llenvler Calves dog, he’s worth taking care of. J P a f l c W . V Feed ldm Purlna Kibbled Meat or Dog Checker*, but avoid overfeeding. Over • feeding makei dogs fa t and lasy. Keep fresh water available tor hint at all tlm ai, Cattlemen who. ran demonstra­ tion teat In connection with Purina Research showed vi.at creep feeding resulted In extra weight—more beef to sell. E x ­ tra profit over feed eost earn* to |t,60 per calf. Calve* all weighed much more than check group* fed on equal palter but not on creep. The blrth-coit le the same wnethor the calf sella as medium or good to choice calf. Try creep feeding your calvitg to show that calf grad* depends on (1) amount of milk, (8) amount of g ra n and (3 ) amount of auDPlemental feed calf gate. Farm Dogs Should Gel Good Caro And Food Soin e farm * re • lose their hired hnnds thsn their doge. I f you have ^ a well I m c ONM DON’T MISS THIS On* of the finest Agricultural films ever produced will be shown in Sanford cm the night of March 30. You are'eordlally Invited to attend with your family. Th* main purpose of th* film la to help you aw a livestock or poultry feeder/ to understand eome qf tha things that modern engineering, re­ Pig Litter* Tdl Much search equipment and technl* About Sow Feeding mi* are doing to keep pee* The ration a brood sow la fed with the rapid advances In nu­ during gestation shows up In trition and feed Ingredients. »n»* •!■•* th els*, ■irtngm etringth mu and conui* eondl- Contact us for tlm* and loca­ tlon of thd litter* she farrow* tion I f abe la not fed properly, small litter* often reeult. In an ef­ fort to maintain her own body Our Demonstration Chick* ere during pregnancy, eh* reiorba really growing—two weeks old the tiny embryo* , „ pigs never and they weigh % lb, tech. Come by end see what th * terra w#d. . Watch th* sow1* weight and new Super Chick Bterteha le rendition closely during ges­ doing. tation and see that ah*, gets plenty of Purina Sow A P ig Chow, but don't overfeed, T h * gvarego low ehould gala 100 to lls lba, during gestation and SIMPSON FARM SUPPLY l i t W. W M , ' ‘Buford, Florida �---- p r** m -----r-----; • ---- *---------^ 8 5 0 ^ 1 ? . . ' • ■‘ ' * ' . . ' : Simplified S e llin g O f Surplus It e m s ...’A " F o r i *.1 S a le " Ad. Ca — Now H erald WANT - ADS Are As Easy As A. B. C. — 4 7 -F U R VTTV* I —R O U SFIO LD nnnna LIVESTOCK I I — ELECTRICAL C n t i u t m I Ra n d a l l e l e c t iv c c o . ia -n o c .w r A T S - f E T R Electrical Contracting and Repair* TV Service Center TOY Mancheitar pupplei. Phone Rendix and Crniley Appllsnees 2M4-I. 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 113 l C T u U X D K T ~ n irT " c l e a n INO It ALWAYS Pays To Use The WANT ADS lie lie 14e lie 10e per per per per per tine —— — _ line l i n e ---._ l i n e ---line ------ CARD OK THANKS end IN MEMORIUM Notieei — 11.00 One Line Equate I average wort's, when net In 9 point (new* etjrl*) type. White Spare at Regular l.ine Rale for amount used—Count Nine I-Point Linee to 1-lnch. , RATES FOR CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ON REQUEST 4— LOST AND FOUND LOST—Chartreuie Parakeet. Mr. Ashe. 320 Chapel. Phone I2$W $3.00 REWARD. FOUND—Keys by Harry’* liquor Store. Owner may have by pay­ ing for this ad. Apply Sanford Herald. AUTOMOTIVE n—BOATS AND MOTORR A • ft , i—.N n o L T , . nne neur - Wa«n and Damp P ry One hour H • Wash and Dry Read Oirr of town buyer svanls lo huy Tm»hed I.aoedry rut glass, china. Jewelry, An­ Saulnne Dry Cleaning tiques. On* pier* nr <* collar, SnnthMd* laundromat lion. Reply Box M. A. with your Sealh Side Feed wart Rldg. name and address r n Sanford IM Kaet 31th 8L Herald. Will call at your home March 21H. , id— p i X n o ” s e r v i c h L L. Sill — Piano Technician 42—ARTICLES FOR RENT Phone 21M Routa 1. Sanford rO R RENT — Dragline and opar*. tor by Hour, weak nr Month. :t_ R n o p iN G -ri.iiM n iN G Phone 1431. I.*# Constmrtion Co. m 1 time I time* I time* SI timet contract YOUK EVINRUDE DKALF.1t O FFER S i H . SCOTT-ATWATER . . M2 30 Tty H. SCOTT-ATWATER . .1*3.00 7Vi H.- P. Evinrude 1$33 Model ..........................Ilin.no 10 H. Ligntning MERCURY $123 00 10 H. P. Mercury ,‘Hurrlcane’r ........... Itftft.OO 11 H. SCOTT-ATWATER with ronlrola ..........1131.13 I I H. E L G IN .......................H U M 21 H JOHNSON. 1133 Model. very fast ......................... IU0.00 2R H. P. EvinrtiH* 113$ Model. Like new ..................... IMS Ofl Also many motors torn down for used parts. Reasonable. On Sale While They I,a il! New 1*33 Model Evlnrude* :'A H. Eler. Slarling • Big Twin *4*0 0(1 • TRADE-IN your old host, Mn tor or Trailer —Selection of Rnals Glass. Mahogany, Aluminum and Gattor T rsilr'* n Also -everal u*ed B»al* and trailers. See the Nrw Evlnrude Line for *3* Elnanre Plan R O B S O N S p o rtin g Crwrin Evtnrudr Sale* A Service 214 E. 1st St. Phone *** MERCHANDISE ren t ra cin g and Repair I WtT ganferd Ava. Phene Rnllasvay, Hospital a n d I a b y ■». nay, W ' or Month— Beds, Weak Tel. 141ft. Furnflur* Center— lift W att F irst 43—ARTICLES FOR RALR ms For Belter Plumbing Sae or Call W. J. KING s*nn nuih P a rk -T h o n * J o _ Plumbing. Kreaky Hatting M. G. HODGES Strvica on All Water Rump*— Walla Drilled — Pump* Paula Road Phona TOO —Factory la Ten— A lu n tln n a i ▼ atM tlaa BUM bi laalaaad bead. Sag.proof hoMem pfaeMa ead*. Plastic ar rail snth _______ rayaa Upaa. G ar aylaa S a a k a r lk 112-114 Waet Rid f t . Pakrt Ca Pkaaa M* ASSURE TRU E HUES by expos­ ing color film outdoors only PLUMBING from 1 hours aftar sun­ rise In I hours before sunContrart and rapalr work. F ret eatlmalaa. R. L. Hirvay. 104 sei. Assure true irue vaiut* viiues for mr set. Pbona IU *. Ave. Phone Ra nford Ava. photoarephlr by everything is h‘ o p p i n g et W IEIOLDT’S Tt—SPECIAL NOTTCER CAIMERA SHOP, HO R. Park Ava. ENVEIAJPES. lattarhaadi, etate- Naw screen doors, nardwood IT.oo menu, tnvmees, hand hllla, and Five large Jalousie ............IT so p r o g r a m s , ate. Progressive Extra large wardrobe 23 00 Printing Co. Phon# 40* — 40$ a pr. dining room sal, dmihl# West lllh SI.________ __________ extension, as new 73.no I ’ Ci. E. Refrigerator, perfact *0.00 ORLANDO gent Ia el fU r , Call Holpolnt electric range . . . 13 or Ralph Ray, $150. 3’. hath tub .............................is so Super Trading Pnat MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Hwy. IT.II Ph. leit-W TYPINO . LETTER WRITING PROMPT SERVICE PAINT . $*..V» sal. T~Shirlt-4$ PHONE .TUI rents.. Air Mats —sper^al M M. <04 Sanfmri All. Nat’l. Rank Bldg.. Army • Navy Surplus. 310 San­ CREDIT BUREAU OF HANFORD ford Ave. Fn COME-TAX-SERV !CK W«i. H. Murray t i l l Calery Ave. Phna* 1*41-11 Closed Sunday and WedMiday UPHOLSTERING Cminm Mad* Drapery and Slip Covers. STANLEY KULP Phone SanfnrH — iftftlJ t i l l Orlando Drive EMPLOYMENT Ift— HELP W A N TID -FRM A LE CLOSE OUT FRIGIDAIRR apniiiMae, atlas and e a rn **, fl. RTHlgk, Oviadn. i FM. Pbnn* FOa-lftM ar ft safer 4 tftU-W after t p, as. ’ •BEDROOM, 2 hsth.% ‘ ike frm * Uniurntshtu. 11* miles Waal of yr-tlr<okK.RS au.l REALTORS Osteen on Enterprise Road. M3 par month. Phona 20.ut.J-1. si.non dow n Two hadroom* attrartlvaly film I»CwANTED TO RENT tshed home on larga city lot Imedlat* occupancy. Complrtr FURNISHED Collage within 10 price $*.P)0. mile radius of Sanford; reason­ able. Phone 13*2. Relween 10:30SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM 3:00. Home with separate dining room, oak floors, douDie garage. On nice high lots. *11.000 — Good Term* a 3 -n n M F .s Floor Samples (one of a kind) Uving Room Furniture. REG. $249.93 3-pr. Living Room Suite —only $138 REG. 3 2 2 9 ------2.pc. Living Rnnrn Suita —only $129 REG. $2392-pc. laving Room Sulla -^ nly $131 ATTRACTIVE t.ledrnom hom*. CITY LOTS REG. tine.93— VA insured financing, 2% Down In desirable xertinn. All" lots and acreage outside of d ly. 3 Pr. Velour Saclional Payment. Complete In few wneks. -o n ly IIM REG. *179.95CAMPS A CAMP SITES 1 A )W E L L B . o r m I p*. Wrought Iron Soft Red Suite laftftsr — h m i i i m On nice large lak* with *anriy —only IIM aMStre: 3**t R. OH eada Dr. beach A beautiful Oak tree*. TH REE *199.93I pr. Sectionals HOME ON LAKE —only 113ft »$*• DOWN $T» Meath. I M m s i C sasriie Black VA — $233 Down Payment Roaa I.. Payton, Broker RASY TERMS $34. Per Month P A I Annahelle R. Henderson, Associate Kitchen Fully Equipped Alberta J . Hall, Associate Art fe u In -honse color* end tile. Phono 2X11 17-12 al Hiawatha A . K. S h o e m a k e r. B u ild e r sftft-is r . i«a at. p w m 1r IF IT IS REAL ESTATE PhMM 1sat ash Crawley A MoalefUi al 117 Sonlh Park Phene 77$ They Rnow 42—FA".M AND GARDEN SOMETHING D IFFER EN T Beautiful Lake Front Horn* on ONE • Ft. K i l t Flow fertiliser Larga Lake, Just a few mile* Rex, Good Condition. from Sanford. Approximately R R R T TRACTOR CO. RUT— Home* of Real Indlvtduall one acre, with 130 fret of whit* Rtway iT-ti Booth Phoa* Ml t.»: Brittany Farm Homes, Earle *and hrarh. Just the right «pot American, Ultra Modern. Con fnr thn»e who rnjny fi«hlng, SELLING 10,00ft fa llfo m l* ventional A F r e n c h Cnlontxl boating, swimming or skiing. Wonder Pepper Plant*. Also type*. Large Oak trees fnr shade and Rutgers Tnmstn* Plant*. R. F . variety nf citrus trees Concrete Cranshaw, IIM R. Tth St. BUILT On Large Lanri*rap*d block ronstrurtion. oak floors fails; In the hast of neighhorThis I* a real Florida home. heods. 10—MUglCAl, INSTRUMENT* Price $21,930 on. COMPLETE with all the feature* Popular.Shoot Musle A 1-8 0 , S E E U S FO R F R E N C H you hast dreamed about mch Nation's Top Tunas- Than Soma A VK. PRO PERTY at colored Gsntrel Electric *p Alt Other Musical Nasd* llin c tt end colored plumbing Rand A fcsim n **— Instrumsnla REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN iltirei. RURUR'R MUSIC SHOP 2314 French Ave. 20T W. lit. St. Phon# 3071 J . W. IIA I.L , ItKAI.TO R AND evellihle at rcatunahle ••Call Hall" Phone 17.13 prtrea with the hr*i financing HO RASA Accordion, ft ShtfU 1700 LOTS A with minimum down pay­ 3 week* old. still h n guarantee Just outsidr nf rltv ment!. •173, nr bast rash offer. Imme­ 11)3 x 101 diately. Wrila Box ASJ % San­ W ellbo rn C. P h llllp a , J r Reisonehle — . TERMS ford Herald. REAL ESTATE Mather of Sanford NOT A PROJECT! DAILY, CROSSWORD, • ACROSS t. Portico (Or. Areh.) I. rratsmlty (short­ ened) t. Florida elt> 10. Coin* (lt.» 12. A brown earth valuer aa a pigment 12. On fire 14. Revolver Hifthtst CASH. TRADE-IN prices pild lor used furniture. Call Ml. WiHen Mater Furnlturw Co. l i t R. 1st St. A1R~CON D1T10 NING WE WANT Good Us«d Furniture. nsy Paying ahov* tyada-ln prices . For Room- or Rullding Quitck cash. No waiting. Need H. B. POPE CO. INC. Call ash Rajjiitara, Adding Mach!* * Sen Ik Park Aye. Pkana 1444 laaa ana ill useful artlcJu . SU PER TRAMNG POST on 4ft—BUILDING MATERIALS IT-ftft Phon# 3017 W, RED-LM IX CONKRRTR GOOD mad baby bed, raainnablt. Mirada Conerat* Co. Call 4T4-W, , toft Elm Ava. Phnat 133ft G I R I T O R “ W O M A N — fu ll tim e , y ou r ’ round 3*00)1. See Them At 1— — A pplv In parson. L A I IN ­ I') ROM A T I*. F o o d m a r t S h e rm a n C n n r r r le P ip e f „ i»4—..PARTMENTH nm We.i nth Si Ph. 2<ai>' Hid*., 1 nr* K. 2f i i h S). WEIAXA APARTMENTS : rtetni pnvata kata*. H4 W. Ftrxl St 1Ift-RURINESA EQUIPMENT YOUNG unman helwcrn 13 anil 13. Apply Rnhsnn's Sporting 1 HAYNES (Vfiea ilI7 » tn a _ Cnr ftvalof Apt*. Rffli Sem y . Grind.. Typewriter*, adding meehtwe*. 7»W ▲ Salee-RentaU. 314 Mag.. Ph. 44 ™ SIX - Ladies fnr local advertising program 10 work in our office NEW ftT1’^cdJiTxkv FtleT, ChTirV EFFICIEN CY Apartment Suit able fnr bachelor nr eotiplr FireproWr Safr. No experience necessary. Shori Steam heat, .m eat* beth. show hours and excellent pay, full or SW EEN EY'S *r. Careaiantur Inrated. Across part time Apply Mr Krenrh, Hi Magnolia Av*. Phon* 147 Post Offle*. laqutrj Man nqu Valdes Hotel T a m to 9 p m . Jsaebeon lft—PARTS-REPAIRS m Dept. Rinr*. Thursday or Friday. No PlfONE •7—F i Tr NITUR E—WOUIR ROM) GOODS ra il, plea.r. FURNISHED a ira g n Apt. nee MeUnnvIllf. DRESSER—Experienced iir~ w e | will leach.. Apply Philips Colon V la il E C H O U S B a lc o n y FURN. efficiency Apt. 1792 lal Cleaners, 110 S. Palmetto south city limit*. .Slumhcrland F u r n itu r e D ixplayed fo r eaay ITS TRUE ! ! Ave. Court. and C o n v e n lrn t E x a m in a tio n A MOTAI.OY DOES IT! ! la irn tim g and proven process 27-H E L P WANTEO MALE BEDROOM SUITES flu t gives you a ring and valve mant. 1120 Park. Phona • job through tin plating pro- ! THREE-Men with cars for local That maka dreams some tn n , , . light delivery work Must be leautifully styled in Two-ten*. CLEAN and elate ta 3-roam fur­ east while you drive. Effective neat and know city Excallsnl Mar-Proof ftntah. nished apartmtat- Phona tl» fo r life of motor. No equipment pay arrangement Apply Mr. Rookra*# Red to buy. No work to do. French, Valdes Hotel 9 a.m Doubla Dresser wltk larga Mirror ONE • Bedroom Duplex, kitchen eauippad. 1309 Elliott Ava, Sea to 9 p m. Thursday or Friday. Chest of Drawers afternoons. rail* plea.e, $179 D«pt. SF Rox «97 I No PHONE -■ —....... — < ■ F R E E ! Rniidnir Mmps Service Sta'lon Attendant* end or MIAMI .IS. FLA. i» - R tix n < r m C m n u r r « iA L ~ Dealers hy Major Oil Co. Write Send check, mnnev order for JU ST A FEW L E F T |*. Postage and Insurance pre­ | Box R R, Herald. Rookeast Rad STORE -20$ Waal l i t SI., Phona paid. Double Dresser with Mirror 1321. !*—MALE or FEM ALE Innersprtng M allriss OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms. PitE X P E R T FRONT END ALIGN­ "CU TTER and Slreirher > for Box Spring matin Rldg. Call 1734 nr 1414. MENT AND WHEEL BA LANCdre.** factory. Write giving ex link ING-Passenger ears and Trucks; perlenre, refrrenres, and salary all makes, alias—M ton to 3DINETTE SUITER desired. Box S C e 0 Sanford $*A—TRA ILERS—PARER ton. Samtnoln Counlv Motors, Herald That Make Dining A Delight lac. 319 E. 1st. St. PHONE 101$. DESIRABLE Trailer Spaces for Brauttfnl Wrought Iroa, Mono dally, Sell Luminous Door rent $13 montn. City Watsr or Chrome Dlnett* Plates. Write Reeves, Attleboro, Phon* 2307, Dinette Suites lC -T R A IL E R S Mas*. Free S*mpln A Details. Any Sue—Any Color Any Style 8PARTON Manor Trailer. Modern, Pnred to suit* YOU. . .Styled to I T -lO tS E A a M C O T T A G IR f t Dreamwold Trailer Court Ph. Ill—WORK WANTED—FEMALE suit* YOUR hom* w 1220. FURNISHED house, Available BABY-SIT In your home evenings. SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN April It In December, lots Phona IT40-J I t will pay YOU to see UR before TOO) Elm Ave. Phone 931-M. ou nuy. Open Evening* and CHILD car# and Ironing In my See our complete lint of unfinished unday*. hom*. 2003 Summerlin. Red*. Ntta Stands, 34-3.19 MAYFAIR .Saclion, Unfurnished ft Eaitaide Trailer Sales, rooms, l b baths, Call 1494. Drawer Chest* Bookcases, Dtaki __________ P alaik t, Fla. BABY-tiUmg at my home, day and Corner Cupboards. FOUR — Rooms and hath, 2 nr evening. Call 380-R. , F 0R ~ SA L E - 30' 1934 Pontiac screen porches. Unfurnished. BEDDING NPECIAIA Chief Deluxe hmne trailer EXPERIENCED Cook wlshsi 3 Cell 1109-J. ( L*es Harry McDougil, I mtlrs We«t days, family or cafe. Rakes, of Sanford on Rl. 4ft. Reg. Trad* REE ieoeiMW Realty gar Destr references. Box MC e 0 San­ Qutltep Mallrrsa .. $aa.3n $<».» a Me Rome* ead Apt*. Phone r ford Herald. 0 1 3 -T R U C K R Royal Comfort . . . . 39 30 39.30 LARGE 2-itory, 2-hedroom. freihWOOL and silk i)ry Cleaning Pr*-Rilt Special . . 19.30 29.30 1949 Dodge Pickup, good condtiy punted house aa Celery Ave, Prosser. 30ft Hickory Ave. Phone Echols Special .. $29.30 tion. Ph. Ift92-W nr 2TQ-W, 24.30 AveUibie Marrn 10th. A. K. 93.V W. Matching Bos Spring* a t Iden­ RUSSETT'EH, Phone 211 1913-FORD Pickup for sale. No tical Savings. reasonable offer refused. Phone 21—WORE WANTED—MALE FOUR bedroom house near Pine----- EASY TERMS-----F2TI. crest Kchool. Corner 27lh St. A ECHOIA BEDDING CO. HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power 17-92 Highway. Thon* 1110. mower want.* laws mowing. Canter 2nd A MagaaUa. Pk. t m "Rad Bam berger" Mgr. PHONE Tlft.M-4 UNFURNISHED 3-Room cm Open Monday* Tltl ftiftft p.m. lege with Kitchen Equipment 13—BURIN ERR OPPORTUNITY B2 end Venetian blinds. 114 Elm Ave. SERVICE Station for aale nr Used funutnra, appuaaaea, heals, Ift-B E A U T T PARLORS trade fnr land or what have you. •1*. iaSg h t-en liT L arry 'a M art 9 ROOMS Unfurnished. 2 bed rooms. Kitchen eauippad. Plume Good location on busy corner. 311 E a e t ls t St. Phone 1191. F ar ALL Your Beauty Needs rail 1. Call at 119 Weat 28rd. gl. Thnne 9271. H a r r ie t t 's m u m p N sok ■uy your FnnU , tw * « l B erry s Fiona FM HR I s . Oak Av*. warebouaef.Fura., c#„ at an V TWO, three and sour bedroom (Open evenings >y a p p o u fia n t.) homes. Rosa L. Payton. Phone S t All aatfeatUp ftd r R ii-' 1st: RL 2971. ■Ituro at warehmisn prleee. I I — BUILDING • R EPA IRS 34-INHURANCE PAINTING Full nr park lime salesmen lo CLAM IFIKD D U P M Y contact farmer.* fnr nationally The Weni Ad Dspertment le PAINTING and P a N f Hanging. Preferred Rate* ta Preferrwd advertised, nationally accepted R. C Walker. PkoM M 2-\ l. •pea from ftilO e. m. until ft:20 p PwticyhaMara liquid fertilisers. $109 and up m. each bneinesa day exeept Setper week possible on commis­ FLOOR sanding ftjd ^ftolsklng. fohn W lllla m a In *. A g en cy nrdsy afternoon. Deadline far I I I Saaferd .A llantt* Baak sion hesls. Writ* "Na-Churs" Cleaning, waxutg . __ weeh-dey insertion* is 3:00 p. m. P M 24 Ple.il Food Co.. P. O. Box 1113 ' f t sola county lin e* 112$. the day pm ed leg publiaelloa. " H. i f . Gtaaiua, La$a Mar1 C. 8 ., Winter Gerden, Floods, Since 1141. Sanford'i leadtnx $1,?,Mt—Two flrdrooin frame home, screened pnreh. hardwood floors, Builder of homes for over l non extra lot included. Terms. paopl* Silas Offlra: Little \rmce in latch Arbor. Homes — Inis — A rrest* PRONR 13*4 07.1 KR RKAI.TY CO. FOUR rental horn** to George­ town. Located on la ic * corner double lot. On* ft mom, 1. > 4 rnr.m and I two room home* , All have Inelde hoth*rooin«. Monthly Income of tno.no. E x­ cellent investment at vum it Intetesled writ* hot F.BS * ,0 Hanford Herald, L a u ra B. liste r flrgislrrrd Rest e.stslr Hrokn 2391 So. Orlando Hr. — Ph. 1319 3. Reduce to a table I. Foreboding 4. Ventilate -9. A sudden. bright light ft. Prevalent-* 7. Dry ft. A butt 9. Ponder* 11. Stubby 15. Performed 17. Moisture 15. Excavating 20. Humble . machine , 21. To w uh aoll < 1ft. Addition tr for gold a building 17. Perish I f Enraged l i Editor tabbr.) 19. Taatened securely 1 EL Completion II. Full 24. A shade of browih S3. Moved. ta wind 27. Barrier* around land 10. Muaienot# 31. Offer $3. To take from a pile 3$. A pull In aatocklng IT. PUfared 2$. Antiquated 3$. Natural elavatlong 40. S.shaped molding* 41. Deatnietloq 42. Cushion* DOWN 24. Mtn'e nick­ name SI. A thicket of thru be >24. Edible seed 37. Exelemetioa 29. Ruha 39. Wise ftft. Trouble* . men . 3ft. Medieval 91. Make holy atory 74. Game pleyed 39. Im ell onhoraebeek exploetos J a RING“ S ALVE JOB — $6 xr T n lil price only 19710 for new masonry rnnstrurieil 3 bedroom home resdv for ocnipsnry this week 1/irsiinn al and block K. 4lh. SI. Robert A. Williams, Resllor Rivmnnd l.nndqiiltl, Assnciale Phone 1*73 Allsnhc Rank flldv C . A. W ill l i n o s . S R . Reg. Real Estate Broker V. E. Douglas. Ruby E. Wllllama Salesmen It* S. Park Ph- 1231 of Finer Humes" offers Beautifully Designed Three end F sor R e d r n n m llnmes for Florida l.ivtng S t• VSWy FHA ead VA 1GI1 Fuunred • Prired from 111,200. to IlS.tmo Phone liy iA It Pelersnn.Broker Sale* OAtea 1933 So. French Ave Attncistes - A R. Peterson Jr ., P. J . (Theitersnn. Garfield Wil­ 21M er 2*40 lem . John Metseh, R. W. Wil­ liams. H aul M. Field. A. G Doudney, (wind Rurveynr. % i BUSINESS SERVICES FINANCIAL 10' :; TIT I T- W # M U Ti T T ■ % IT" IX fr J2. ll 7?" n ■ 71 aJ7 grn> 7T jtr i t * • -• _ I % *! 1 TT __ 1 /// mmi 1. Not diffleull CLAMAIFIED D IR F L A t* ^ TOO AEIX 3 AAR. 2 -nythlng & a IT Mill . I 'Mbl M ,1 »v. With A 71as«lfl*4 Ad UST CALL itn For Sale or Rent Thrrr BrHrn<iiw Home. Kitch­ en Kqulnpeil, N'lre neighbnrhmtd. Lots nf e*tr»«. $300 DOWN , l'hn;if SJA7-J lucly tkinq Pm a cerpiMes ami know how lo build a raftF *\ I f you Iiavn hullrlinjr wop* rio ’ , Id tin In ke o v e r ! W-# Ciiurnnlon y o u r nntiftfActlnii w ith o u r non l, ro m p le t* line o f luiildiiiK Hiippllea; Sc«* it.-* nhm it iL -- L * -7I } PAINTING ALL KINDS v Phone ,7|Rt !)«>•• HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD • BRUSH nnd SPRAY l UMHf R AND •!*./ A ' I MI . TED BURNETT ID82-M Niglil.q i lA.-' * • T I L E FURNISHED AND INSTALLED »Y , D IC K MAPE S MOTALOY SALES • • GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Hanford 2108-W TIVE rooms end bath 29* Third at._______ _____ -» I , 7>V -< E FOUR-Bedroom unfurnished house, 2009 Summerlin. Phono 722-W ^ -= 7 ;l.U M B E P THREE Bedroom house, Lakr Mery. Ift.oon —lino Down, ftftft per month. Plume 1930 J-1 after 4 p. m, Dne-3 bedroom new home *l*n nne-l bedroom home In Citrm Heights, 3 miles nut S. SanfnrH Ave. Priced In sell. R u in * l Bn* 374. *•—LOTS ANO tJlERCURy W. P . I I I * Perk SMITH | r, Ph. II7 4 -J B U IlO IN G N E E D S 1■ I ' , SHERMAN CONCRETE; PIPE CO. Otil Went l.llh SI. NICE SUBURBAN UTTS, ioulh, Phone 1013-W IT—BROKERS ~and~J|BALT<)RR RAYMOND M. RAM. OdCAR M. HARRISON REG . BROKERS R. D. Hlgkleyeeae, Aseed eeelai* Phew* 91* 294 SMth Park Aea. Alexander M l Stringer Real Estate ♦ Insurance Mrs. I»urlne Meisenger, Assoc. 197 Magnolia Ave. Ph, IS LAKE FRONT^LOTO* lift* DOWN W. I . " M l* K TIM P E R n e w e ee e der, Aaeedale Aeeerte ie IIS N. Park Av*. iSS Stminolt Realty W. niETRICWR Iftftl Perk Ave. T . W. 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INC. 1 i ’ ii < . * . 11..1 1 1 ,1111,11 . x»” . 1 LIUi,« IWt -i I .uii 1: I V ,011* * 'I k ’l u 'l . j t : . j .i 1' l jii ; i it’ 1»' JL1111-JiT 1 r " m r xwm 11 32. Epoch R II —WANTED TO RUT 44—APPLIANCES I’H F S A N F O R D H E R A L D F r l. M n r. I S . 1 9 5 « P a g R .1 t IT—HOUSES and COTTAGER ks!U(-i ■’AtaWi ti Uid‘.Jt? Ihaifti*Ll �cl ; _____________ , _________ ' r / ’-i '• •'. ‘ * ’ . ••••* • ■» • ■. • • • • .'.»• '* T/iere A re M any R eason s W hy O d h am O ver $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ■* # £ T udor H as Built W orth O f H om es In In C onstruction . • 1955-W ith S c h ed u led Still A nother Tor C om p letion Wo are very Proud that we have been ablo to build and sell more homes in Sanford In the last 14 months than all the other builders here combined. » , Wa feel there are several Important reasons for this— In Early 1956 < < J * a !- > a./. l are interested In building you a homo — not Just a house. So 7« We we carefully selected our architects who would design Individual homes. Each home designed to take full advantage of Florida ellmate and weather. homes have twice the usual amount of windows for bettor 2• Our light and ventilation. Each of our homea have long roof eaves to allow your window to 3, remain open during light summer showers. j 4. ' Our floors are all of marble terrazzo, life tlmn floors, no rot, warp. Ing, no termite damage to be concerned about. SS w w t o All roofs are 5, ply built up with asphalt and murble chips. Thnj out each home we have used only tho best .workmanship and beat materials. Our finance plan Is the beat. We offer V. A. — F. II. A. and Convene tlonal Flnacing. Furthur wo know how to qualify our buyers without delay. In .10 niliw utes we can tell you yes or no. If your answer Is yes you enn movo in while we process the papers. Wa guarantee you the Home Owners Satisfaction. For 1 year we fully guarantee you that nny defects, major or minor that occur in your home will be corrected at our expense. • Don't take our word for this, ask our home owners. They are our best sellers. Wa sincerely believe wo are offering the best dollar buy In home values today. Wo Invite you to compare our homos with all others. i Why don't you drive out today? 160 Homes Already Built an d aar nMflf» i ii <> ji, Sold in Pinecrest, Rose Court, Bel-Air, an d South Pinecrest Homes Are Available SOUTH PINECREST FROM THE. TERMS If you are a veteran . F. H. A .- 1125 Down Payment 11.200 $1776 Down Payment $61 per month 166 per month ! Service Personnel F. H. A.' I $675 Down Payment $6Qper month SALES OFFICE 2 6 2 5 South French Ave. .. • . ■ —• -•* • ••• , .. frit. • "Builders Of Finer Homes’* • !b>:\ ■ «*T..r • B#M 5Y ODHAM; President J • • <}%■’ y >Y»,WV lU w ^ M l •• * « ' V i ‘ .1 tr *555*5 0 -4 �W EEKLY * M A G A Z IN E TH E S A N F O R D H E R A LD MAGAZINE SECTION MARCH 16. 1956 V O I C E IN THE W I N D Florida's history comes alive in this stirring outdoor drama (see pages 8 9) �1 On * of a person. She finished high school and is presently enrolled as a freshman at Stctsoi University in DcLand. " I ’ve had all the breaks," the blind girl says One would espes such a statement would imply "had" breaks, coming from a 19-ycar-old girl who mu* live in a world o f datkness. But that isn’t what Sherrie meant, at all. "Ju st think of all the people who have been born blind, who have never seen anything at all," Shcr tic remarks. " I have my memory." Sherrie’s memory is one of the most amazing things about bet. Her lessons arc tithe] read to her by anotitcr student at Use University, or played on a phonograph. "Site ic| members like an elephant," Sherrie’s roommate is often heard to say. "She hardly e sc] asks questions, even after a difficult history lesion with facts and dates." Site take examinations orally, or she types them out, if her professor prefers. A native o f St| Petersburg, the raven-haired girl came to Stetson last February, and she knows tin entire campus better than many students with 20-20 vision, it’s no uncommon thir>>| to see her walking unaccompanied from class to cliff. " I don’t need a scring-cyc dog. Sherrie a y s proudly. " I ’d rather ju « use my cane. I don’t have to feed it or woirv about it barking." H e r cheerfulness and good humor have won Sherrie to faculty and students She laughs catily, and mostly at yokes on herself. One o f the standing jokes she jl ways has with her roommate involves the question inevitably asked her each night mn II ve4unse» «l tear train* U bieof tear prized poseeaeiona- t gift front tear Stataon roommate. [(Successful Florida ■y SAM ARA JOHNSON you have met Sherrie Gantt, you realize that the can tee—not with h a eyes, but with her heart. She te n the good in life and chooaet it, the te n the task o f life and ant forth to do her ahare Sherrie lott her tight three yean ago, when the wat the victim o f an accidental shotgun explosion Instead o f becoming bitter and resentful, the promised God the would use all o f her other abilities to become a more useful vm O n e o f her classmates at Stetson has said o f her, "Sherrie does everything any o f tin rear o f us do, and a lot that we can’t —like reading and writing Braille." Along wiil^ her many other talents, Sherrie plays the piano and it very active in church work. She enjoys working with younger groups, who are ■ little awed by her at first and vrrvl attentive. Sherrie even insists on shopping for her own cloches This is accomplished.! she explains, by feeling the material and asking the color. "T h en I imagine how iij looks," a y s she. Sherrie a y s she h a an advantage when it comes to imagination, he [ cause she can visualize everything and everyone as being "pretty." A psychology major, Sherrie is attending college under the sponsorship of the Finn Bap W 'HhE N Al l "A re you ready for me to turn out the light?" She remembers one o f her most buiTming moments as being the time she mistook the street for the sidewalk and hcl. up traffic far two blocks on Woodland Boulevard, one o f DcLand’s busiest before she finally got her borings. Bring very independent, Sherrie spends more helping others than letting anyone help bet. She dresses herself (she knows all hcil own clothes by "to o th "), cleans house, lovt.a to cook, tells time by her special Brail It: watch and does her own washing and ironing. And the enjoys going to the movies list Church in Daytona Beach. She hopes to attend a seminary after graduating from Str< son, and then devote her life to helping the blind. Shctric doesn’t advertise the fan that she is blind, but h a one aim in life is to help people with good eye-sight t» understand that a handicapped person is neither a freak nor someone to be pitied. Slu it living and energetic proof that handicapped people can live normal, useful and happy lives. Surely God has blessed Sherrie Gantt with an inward vision great enough to surpass her need for sight—and the ii truly a Successful Florida Citizen. Looking Over THf AU tlOMOA MAGAZINE IS DtSTMW CD I ACM WtSK *y THf fOUOWING NEWSTAKCS. 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Also, you won't want to min* Ash W ing’a heart-w arm ing stury o f the Gainesville B o y s’ Club, again serving youth a fte r lack o f funds caused it to cloae. �A M R CRY f r o ) today's conception of a<)rrm aid. the manatee, or sea cow (left), is a bulky, lumpy beaat. more nearly resembling a fat whale, with a stubby head It is almost helpless on dry land, requiring the water to help with the burden of its own weight THI MANATII is shy in its natural habitat, but "Win­ ston" (below), photographed by Jack Cantler at the Sea Zoo. South Daytona Reach, exhibits unabashed affection for his trainer, who Is able to teach him simple tricks. (Photo courtesy New York Zoological Society) Florida’s Original Mermaid . . . By MARY LOU NORWOOD W » the therm om eter stands at 9 0 odd degrees during the summer, and you take a quick plunge into one o f Florida's "wnrm springs,” you can ’t help won­ dering how in the shivering blares they ever got the reputation o f being "w arm .” However, if you will go buck for a dip when old mnn winter has (let's face it) dfupped the tem perature down to the 40's or f>0'*, you'll probably call for a bar o f floatable soap and take advantage of the "w a rm " water. O f course, the water has remained the same. Only the tem perature ol the air hus changed. A long time ago, an animal that hnd to have warm water (00 degrees or above) in order to live, discov­ ered this fact. T h a t's how M anatee Spring got its name. T h e M anatee, or sea cow, now one of the world's rarest marine animats, hus long since deserted Its old winter stom ping grounds for m ore southern climes. Manatee Spring, near Chielland, is one of the many artesian springs along the Suw annee River Valley, that flow into th e historic old atream . Although the water surges out o f the bail a t the ra te o f 48 million gallons a day, the spring ia not rated os one of the first m agnitude. Ill all faimeaa, only the eye* of a m anatee could take true delight in the sight o f another m anatee. It a bulky, lumpy beast shaped vaguely like a fat whale, with a stu b b y head. T h q y run up to 15 feet and 1,300 pounds, hut eight feet and alw ut 5(H) pounds is average. According to human alandards, it Ima exceedingly poor |xa*tiire—floating around hump­ backed with tiMl dragging and head sluni|>ed. T o make mutters worse, ita complexion ia a dirty drab gray and the textu re o f its skin coil best he described as •lightly hairy elephant hide. T h e m anatee haa no hind llmba (only fore flipperu), no external eara, and ita tiny eyes are alm ost u nnoticeable on its massive pug-nosed face. I f this isn 't enough evidence o f the anim al's hom ely appearance, it lacks a neck and where its sit-down ought to lie, th ere’s a large lint aliovel-ahuped tail. THE MANATEE T h e whole aspect of the c ritte r gives th e im pres­ sion th a t the anim al wns sort o f left over from some previous age. I t ’s a mammal, bringing forth ita young alive and nursing them . It lives strictly on vegetable m atter and Is completely harmless. T h e sea cow ia ex­ ceedingly shy in its natu ral h a b ita t, but th e m ana­ tees living in captivity at the Sen Zoo in Sou th D ay­ tona Reach have become accustomed to humans, and have even developed a kind of uffection for their trainer. In the wild, tlie manatee is more frightened* if pos­ sible) when it suddenly spies a fisherm an, than the fishermnn when he suddenly spies a m anatee. It m akes off to avoid fu rth e r c o n ta c t as fa st as it can go. T his isn't very fast compared to oth er anim als of the aquatic mammal etnas, such as the seal. Scientists, figuring that the m anatee and its cousins - t h e dugong of th e eastern tro p ics and th e extin ct S te lle r’s sea c o w -sta rte d all those rumors shout mer­ maids, named tlie whole fam ily Bireni^. A fter you’ve seen a m anatee you will come to one o f two conclusion*: (1) ancient mariners had vivid imaginations that worked tim e and a half, or (2 ) ta ste s have changed with the times. T h e Florida sea cow is almost helpless out of water. It needs the wnter to help with the burden o f ita weight. Hut d espite its dependence on w ater to get around, the m anatee ia dependent on the air to breathe. Its nostrils are placed at the very tip end of the top portion o f ita nose so that it can stick just th is Small area out of the water to inhale. T h e end of the m anatee's face tietween the nostrils and the mouth ia extrem ely mobile and muscular. < T h e muscles form two folds on either side o f the face above the lips, and the folds chn be m anipulated sep­ a ra te ly nr to g eth er. T h e poses and expressions the m anatee mnnagee by moving these m uscles, should happen to a comedian. T hese flexible folds and sensitive muscles are used in feeding. T h e water grasses and plants are brought toward the m outh by the flippers, which actually have h sort o f wrist jo in t for added m obility. Then tlie moving fold* channel the food into the mouth where it ia ground up by the raap-like eurfacre of the inaide of the mouth. It alao haa aome grinding molara at the back o f the m outh to help tear up the ISO to 200 pounda o f vegetation It conaumee daily. B u t for having such efficient equipm ent the m anatee had to pay th e p r ic e -ila tongue ia not very m oveable and cannot protrude. All th e aea cow’a awimming ia done w ith th e tail, T h e llippera are uaad the way a email boy uaea hi* anna when pretending to be an airplane, making tu rn* by raiaing th e lim b to th e outaide o f th e curve and lowering the one to the inaide. T h e fact th a t it ia not a very faat awhnmer doean't b other th e m anatee a t all, except when frightened. Reaem blance to our bovine creaturee doea not end there. T h e m eat o f th e m anatee, eapecially th a t o f the younger one*, ia very taaty and ia aaid to lie like a good grade o f beef. In former time*, the animal wa* much hunted for m eat, which holpa explain ita rare* newt today. Cowpena K ey got ita nam e from th e en ­ closures that kept the hapleaa vegetarian captive until it waa needed aa food. Tod ay, it la a highly protected anim al and a atiff flue o f J5 0 0 ia levied againal a n y m e who moleat* the m anatee. Y ear* ago, the aea cow could be aeen in the ahallour coastal w ater* and river* from the Suw annee River, around the state, to the S t. Jo h n *. In the 1800'a, the S t. Lucie R iver waa a m anatee atronghold. I f you want to look for one in the wild today, the moat likely area* are th e T e n T h o u san d Island *, W hite* water Bay and Shark River section* o f the Ever* gladea National I’ark ft# I SU lltfhi* -I I I �« ---------- A —: €*tlie Science Fairs, covering Florida from to Pensacola, are the result cooperative efforts of students, teachers, educators and civic leaders IXPfRMMNTlNO together are Pat* Bennett, Winter Haven, Dick Crawford. Plant City, Bob Butler, LIv* Oak. OtOffOB I i m i , president Plant High School (Tampa) Science Club examines telescope which ha made. ^ ounchtkkh all think acience la fun. They love watching ita programa on T V at homo; they aeok it in th e natu ral world around them; and they read about it in achool. T hey dream of making great acientiflc diacoverie*. They will be able to conquer apace! Hchoola have captured this real behavior, in Science Fairs. In turn, Science Haira have captured the interest of Americana from six to 60. T h is apring they are being held in Florida from Miami to Penaacola. W hat the County Fair*has been to the fanner and agriculture, the Science Fair ia to the new scientific and induatrial technology which is making Florida the fastest growing atate in the South. T h e fu ture Is in the hands o f these boys and girls who, with their teachers, are involved in avsry kind of science activities under the aun. T h e latest is the Florida S ta te Science Fair being held in Gainesvills at the Stadium Concourse of the University of Florida, from M arch 22 through 24. Young Florida has predicted th a t it will be absolutely "T h e M oat." At the Science Fair, you will see exhibits on su b jects ranging from astronom y to xoology. H ealth aids, insept collection*, rock studies, inventions, antibiotics, weather stations, animal behavior studies, marine biology, raising animals, worms and germs, and photography. These are some of the acience projects on which the students work. T h ey exhibit th e products o f th eir labors on tables a t the Fair for scientist and laym an, ad ult and child, to see. B right eyed and eager, each standa guard over his or her be­ loved creation, anxious to explain the m ysteries they have teamed, to thsir captivs audience. Words Uke chain-reaction, out-croppings, focal distance, and second law o f therm odynam ics, fly around a* easily as tha titles o f the latest H it Parade tunes. Among tb s spectators, you may sea a man with a troubled ex- from left. R. I . Krebs with students Ferris Holbrook and Ernest Larson. �s r * 7* • ^ . • t I * • The judge s position is not an enviable one at the Science Fair, Most" where there’s so much talent. by ■loherf II. nnd I li‘anor It. 1 I hc( iirdy pression and a ju d ge's badge. tie will he trying to help select the winners in this com|>etiti»n, nnd his jolt is envied hy no one. There is so much ab ility on display! T h e winners will receive many awards, including the grand prize—a trip for the top winners, who with their teachers, will Ih< sent with all ex|tenses paid to the N ational .Science Fair in O kla­ homa C ity, Okla., May I0> 12. T h e national movement in Scien ce F airs started in 1050. At th at time, the tin t National Science Fair was held at the Franklin In stitu te in P hiladelphia, P a., w ith 30 finalists. L ast year, there were 13fl finalists in the N ational S cience F air held in Cleveland. T h e fa in h a*e been part of the national effort to Improve *clence teaching in A m erica, and to stim u late increased interest in the expansion o f our scientific power. T hese exhibitions are the result of the cooperative efforts of students and teachers, e d u c a to n and civic len d cn ; scientists, in­ dustrialists, business men, schools, colleges and univenitica; press, radio, T V and al>ove all, the parents. Together, they put on an awe-inspinng show. Do they achieve their purpose? Itecen t interview s with the 24H young |>eople who w ire finalists in the Inst five national fairs, indicate that more than half of them are in college. Som e are still in high school. Iti college, 41 are preparing for careers in physical science; 31 are studying engineering, 2H are enrolled in courses preparing them for careers in biology or medicine; and 13 are studying for careers in other scientific fields. It would seem that Science Fairs already are making n strong contribution toward solving our scientific mnnpower problem. For there are never enough research scientists and engineers to go around. NRST OR AD* group projects In science at Lakewood school Include study of fireflies and the silk moth W lU iSS T A K D A lf, Gainesville High School physics student, makes high speed photos of breaking bulbs IN S T R U C T O RK R E B Sstandi by to explain and answer questions which may baffle student Winston Little concerning Van de Graff generator r.f.t u K « k ii W i | u n - I IS >* �TNI UNCROW MD North Carolina highway abova features lim iied -er controlled-access DESIGNED FOR LIVING • . . . not sudden death Llmltod occffifl roods In Florida will llghton tho groat traffic burdon tho $tato carrlot. By WILBUR E. JONES Chairman Slat* Road Depl W L u a controlled acceaa highway? W ith conatruction being planned between Plai\t City and Lakeland, o f FlorIda's first controlled—or lim ite d - acceaa rural highway, thia question is aaked by literally thouaanda of m otorists and taxpayer*. First, it should be understood th a t a "controlled access" highway is not neces­ sarily a toll road, or turnpike. "C o n ­ trolled a c c e ss" m eans th a t you cannot tu rn in to it from every aide r o a d - t h e number o f entrances and e iita is limited. T h is lata traffic flow along atead lly. Som etim es 40 per cen t more traffic can travel it than could occupy a road of sim ilar width without controlled access. A t th e end o f W orld W ar I I we had 31,000,000 vehicles on our roads. Today there are mure than 58.000,000—it la no news to anyone th a t we have a serious and dangerous problem. And Florida, aa th e fa stest growing s ta te e a st o f the Mississippi, has more than her share of thia traffic problem. In every state, road construction ha* lagged behind the pro­ duction of cars and trucks and with oldstyle roads the problem doesn't seem to have any p ra ctica l solu tion . T h e com ­ paratively new d esig n -lim ited access highways—seems th e only answer, both in taking care o f present day traffic and in allowing for future expansion. T h e U nited S ta te s Congress is fully aware o f the need for a stepped-up pro­ gram in building controlled access high­ ways. As encouragem ent, Congress has authorised payments to individual states CONTRAST crowded condition on U. S. Route 2 1 in South Carolina, minus limited access of premiums—higher percentage* of Fed­ eral aid for th is type o f construction. W hile th e main purpose o f tho con ­ trolled access roads is to speed the llow of traffic safely, there are important eco­ nom ic angles, too. M ost o f us know of th e plana o f President Eisenhow er and Congress for a Federal inter-state high­ way system which would provide a vast network of more than 1.1,000 mile* of through-highways across the nation. Uut many o f ua do not know th at each state must contribute its s h a r e -o f controlled acceaa roads. T o help Florida m eets its require­ m ents in this inter-state plan, the Fed­ eral government will pay 60 per cent of the conatruction coats. It doesn’t take a genius to figure out how much we will lose if Florida becom es a "niisaiiiK link" in an express highway system extending from the Canadian border to the (leor gia line, a made-to-ordcr "open Sesam e" to tnilliona of viaitora. No one can e a tiin ate a ccu ra te ly the dollara-and-centM benefit to our atate from auch a ayatem of modern highway*. nor how much tragic loaa in life and property damago they would elim inate Uut aa we stand today the mounting ac­ cident rate and th e increaaing highway death toll ehould m ake every one of ua atop, think, and think hard. W hen we look on th e pred ictiona of traffic engineer* th a t by thia tim e neat year there will be 2,000,000 more ve­ hicle* on our roada than there are right now, obviously "som ething's got to give." Regulation two-lane highway at far left shows a present design without control Further widening of road sh o rn in center is prohibited because homes and business houses are built ad|acent to the highway Controlled access road, immediate left, provides long stretches minus cut-offs �N> # There was alAays an atmoil)>here of friendship in the little store where townspeople, tourists. Indians, met. Papa's Store By DORA D. UTZ L ai’a 'h store wiih on C lem atis Avenue, which in the siune as M ain S tre e t in moat towns, but in W est Palm B each , some Ad years ago, the stre ets were all named for flowers, which was very appropriate to th at lovely Florida setting. T h e store waa on the ground floor of th e Masonic Tem ple. On Satu rd ay nights, which were the only nights Papa kept o p en -ex cep t during the Christm as rush—we heard the Masons-tramping around u|>stalni. On initiation nights, it was particu larly noisy. Papa said the initiates were being made to "rid e the goat." We all laughed when he said th a t. Pnpa carried a general line o f m erchandise in his store: dress goods and pattern s, china, glassware, crockery, kitchen utensils anil a line of hardware. When the winter tourist season was over and The Itoynl Poinciana and T h e B reak ers, across Lake W orth, were preparing to close, barrels of fine Havilaud china, slightly damaged, was sold cheaply. Pnpa Im)U|;I.( much of this, ii|>on which he mode a nice pro­ fit. Many West Palm Beach housewives gloated over their Poinciana china, which they hnd secured at such reasonable prices. In the rear of the store, Papa hnd his hig, roll-top desk and a high-hacked swivel chair to m atch. He also had th ere his safe, letter press, and som e " c a p ­ tain’s " chairs, to accommodate any friends who might drop in for an exchange o f views and a cigar. I f he had to lie out of town on a buying trip, or for any reason, Mama came and tended the store and we chil­ dren joined her a fter school. At C hristm as tim e Pnpa laid in a hig supply of toys. For a while he wns the'o nly m erchant in town who had such a com plete line of .Christm as gifts. T his being so, C h ristm as shopping days were extrem ely busy ones in the store. All the fam ily turned to and helped, and we hired nu extra clerk or two, ns well. Most of the winter visitors came after Christm as,’ but many w ealthy people had co tta g es nl Palm B each, which were really mansions, and spent their winters there. Som e hnd a genuine ueighliorly feeling for the town and often cam e into the store to chat with Papa, who wns president of the Board of T rad e and T h e Utopia (So cial) Club, and hnd a hand in many civic enterprises. One year, some weeks before Christm as, a wealthy prominent gentlem an who had a cottage at Palm Beach and spent Ids winters there, conceived the idea of giving every child in West Palm Bench n Christinas present. He enlisted Papa and M am a's help, hut Inim pressed upon them th e ob lig ation th a t his name wns not to he mentioned. Miimn and Pnpa formed a com m ittee to call upon the school teachers of West Pulm Bench. T h ey soon had the name of every child, white and colored; rich and poor, who lived in town or Its nearby environs. T h e gifts were purchased from m erchants all over town. On the night of C h ristm as E ve, a large pine tree, b rillian tly d ecorated , was lighted in th e little park by Lake W orth. T h e town hand pluyed C h rist­ mas music from the hundstnud.and the gifts were dis­ tributed by a jolly , well-rounded San ta Claus and his helpers. T h e happy faces of nil the children th at night must huve greatly repaid the kindly gentlem an who wns res|K>nsihle for it all. T o this day, I do not know his name. W ith the help o f an old friend of a rtis tic ab ility , whom he occasionally hired to help him ill the store. Papa used novel ideas in window d ecoration. Town folks, ns well ns visitors, watched with keen Interest for his new arrangem ents. One Christm as season he decorated one o f his win­ dows with a realistic fireplace and chim ney, with toys of every variety heuped almut the floor. Every a fte r­ noon, ju st ns school was letting out, children passing by paused to s ta re into the window as Hantn cam e down the chimney with u fully Inuded pack. Hantn wns well padded, in his trad itional suit o f red, trim ­ med in white. He had a (lowing white beard and thick w hite hair. T h e mask on his faco was a very genial one. Ilia statu re wus small. N aturally! Hnutn was I, It) years old Hantn would hold up a toy and point to some child in th e crowd outside the window, nnd if the child nodded "y e s ," then an unobtrusive clerk would innke n note uf the sort of toy, and the child 's name and address, which would he a hig help to shopping parents, in addition to being an ingenious way of selling more C hristm as toys. Honn, som e of the older child ren observed th a t I wns getting out o f school a little early curb a fte r n o o n It iiegau to lie whispered around that Hantn and I were the same. Ho we hnd my chum play Hanta for a while, and I appeared outside the window, hig ns life, to th e astonishm ent of the child ren. T h en they caught on to th at, too. Whercu|M>n we asked another girl to pinch hit, wliilu both my chum nod I took stands outside the window. It worked th is time. T h e children were utterly nonplussed. I remember one arrangement of Papa's window which caused a small sensation. M any tourists from Palm Bench made trips into town esp ecially to see the window. T h e arrangement wns kept iutuet for many weeks, to allow every one to see it. Pupa called it "A (Seorgin F o rm ." He nnd his a rtis tic clerk hnd form ed a hilly terrain o f ns red soil as ho could get around town. T h ey built tiny barns and houses to scale, nnd planted sm all trees and crops. T h e re was even a mill with n running stream cascading over the mill wheel and down tho hillside. T h e dusty m iller stood in the doorway of the building. About tho farm, tiny dom estic anim als o f various kinds, stood in na­ tural |Kates. T h is depiction was easy for Papa, for he was reared in a small (Seorgin town. (Continued on pjge H) P*4*1 IN .1 If U �***** « g » :— *I § Voice in the Wind byCiUieMoyM*tskall ”Out o f the brooding orange-scented night, the yellow pine woods, the whisp­ ering o f p alm a n d m angrove by the silent river; out o f the black gladewater, the endless ham m ock-land, the drifting sands washed from Apalachee IN A DRAMATIC moment of a courtroom scene (above). Jed Blackwell, per formed by Buck M clean of Sun City, challenge* Cantrell, trouble-maker to Indian River; from Santa Rosa to the Thousand Islands — a hundred voices blend into one. This is. the great CHARIIS IYKIS of DeLand. formerly a Stover player (above) portray* Chief Osceola. golden land o f Florida!” ANN ARDIN CHRISTIAN and Martin Garrish play roles ol Juanita Gomel and It Jim Gibson “ n V Ju T of the blaring lH.'IO'n, come* an exciting story of a young man who heard the many voice* o f Florida and itruggled to And their meaning in hia own tern* peatuoua tim e -a meaning atill valid for ua today." Thia haa Hermit Hunter, the author, to aay in introducing Florida’* neweat outdoor dram a, "V oice in the W ind," which opened February 4 at a hugh am pitheatr* in Hillaborough County Agricultural Parkway, half-way between T am pa and Bradenton. T h e drama, truly a apectacle, haa been declared moat promlaing, by critic*. T h e play move* smoothly through 29 scene* acroaa three huge stage* with a caat of 69, using 120 original costume*. Before the lights went on for the prologue on opening night, the production had co*t approximately $100,000. B om and reared on a plantation along the Suwannee Hiver, Jim Gibson, around whom the atory ia woven, Uvea through such troubloua time* as the bitter maelstrom of the Seminole W ars; the run-a-way slave trade; the brawling, land­ grabbing era out of which cam e a new conception o f American dem ocracy. Aa a soldier, he meets Zachary Taylor, William Tecumaeh Sherm an and others, whose names were to bum across the pages of history. Through these tempestuous tim e s -in the tragic story of th e Sem inole; in the fate of th e Negro slaves who became pawns in the get-rich-quick schemes o f unscrupulous men; In the Spanish, heritage of Florida th a t date* back to the Conquistadorea o f the 10th century; in the whole massive sweep of hia tim es-y ou ng Gibson hears the many voice* of Florida, and discover* the true meaning o f love, sacrifice and d ev o tio n -th e time­ less ideals out of which America was bom . M artin Garrish o f Tucson, Arix., who has starred in other outdoor dramas, and ia currently seen In the Tw entieth Century-Fox motion picture, "T h e Bottom of th« B o ttle ," portrays Jim Gibson. T h e part of Ju a n ita Gom es, fem lnln* lead, is played by Ann Arden Chrlatern o f Flushing, N. Y. She haa taken part in stage productions throughout the United S ta le * and in Europe. Josephine Sh aik ey and Henry Jo y n er, two stage veterans with a combined 80 years of theater between them, the latter a former David Belasco performer, have prominent roles. r«#« s- as n*r«i< u <s «iim - i n is Of the cast, 25 members are Floridians, 16 come from New York, and others from other state* over the country. M. David Sam ples, with a vast experience in outdoor drama work, ia director, with R obert Tedder as hia associate. Music for th e production was w ritten by Ja c k Frederick K ilpatrick, whom Leopold Stokow ski called A m erica's leading symphony com poser. It was transscribed by Southern Methodist University Symphony O rchestra and Glee Clubs. T h e production supervisor ia Sam uel Selden, widely known authority on outdoor production, and director of " T h e Lost Colony," now in Its 16th year. Among the scenes of the play are the public square o f Pensacola on Ju ly 17, 1821, when th e American flag was raised; the sittin g room o f the Gibson home on th e Suw anne* R iver with ita Spanish gardens and slave qu arters; a wooded area in C entral Florida; Fort Brooke, now T am p a; an Indian village; a Tam pa street in 18.16; and a Spanish plantation near S t. Augustine. There is a flash-back to T erra Ceia, 1631, when Ju a n Ortix waa saved from death by an Indian princess. T h e presentation is sponsored by the Florida Outdoor-Drama Association, a non-profit group founded by Mrs. Leon Weisberg, a Tam pa newspaper advertis­ ing executive Ita objective is to perpetuate the history and traditions o f Florida through the presentation o f such outdoor dram as aa this one. So im portant was the project considered that the S ta te o f Florida loaned the association $27,000 for th e initial production, Hillsborough County invested approxim ately $60,000 for making the theatre one o f the most modem outdoor arenas in the nation, and equipping it with 1,849 com fortable arm chairs. It is not ju st a Hillsborough County project. Many of the Suncoast cities and those of the G ulf B eaches have adopted it, and much o f the finances have come through public subscription. Dr. H unter is author also, of "U n to T hese H ills," now in its seventh season and "H orn of the W est," in ita fifth year, both produced in North Carolina. T o ­ gether, they a ttra c t approximately 200,000 people anually. "V oice in the W ind," ia an outdoor drama o f which Florida may Ite proud It will lie presented nightly except on Mondays, through April 15. IN A OARORN scene near St. Augustine (above). Juanita Gomex harbor* refugee* of the Seminole War Ann kelly of Tampa Is at extrem e right R i t l IUSCHIR of Winter Haven (center) and Dorothy Sykes of DeLand (right) appear In the roles of Seminole Indian* in the outdoor drama r»t. s - aa ii»»<t4 f* lis t* �FLORIDA FOODS OFFER LENTEN VARIETY o o k i n i ; nm l ru t mu lift'd not lit) in u n o to n m u , ju h I iMtauw mi> art) in th e tniiUt of the le n te n senaon. Florida, particularly, haa a great variety o f food produrta th at may be used, and there are m> many differ­ ent intereating waya in which they may be prepared. Our own frienda have aupplied recipee for Florida foods, prepared in traditional Florida manner, entirely appropriate for th e p re-E aster aeaann. Mra. I.. C. B rittain o f Pensacola auggeata- C pepper, one-eighth teaapoon mnee, danli o f cayenne pcp|>er, one can undiluted tom ato auup, one cup heavy cream and one-half cup cooking aheiry (op­ tional). Top with one-half cup alivered almond* or pe­ can* and aprinkle with paprika. B ak e in 3 5 0 degree oven until hubbly. Our own te s tim o n y -it’* wonder­ ful tasting*. Mr*. Ruaaell O. Behrena, who livaa in Apalachicola where aea food reign*, m ake* delightfu l— WVirrlV rlefl UVINrVIV Scaltnped Oysteri Cook two cupe elbow macaroni according to pack­ age directiona. D rain and com bine w ith one can of cream of celery aoup, two cana o f Florida flaked flah, aalt and pepper to taste, one teaapoon curry powder, two tahleapoona minced Florida onion, one-h alf cup aliced ripe ulivea, tw o tahleapoona chopped Florida paraley, and mix together with the macaroni in a twoquart caaaerole. T o p with one-h alf cup buttered bread crum ba, and bake at .'17ft degree* for about .10 m inute*. Another ta*ty diah ia auggeated by Mra. Catherine Clarke Baxter of Daytona Beach, in h e r ftarida Shrimp Cataerel* Shell, clean and cook two pounda large freeh Flor­ ida ahrim p in boiling Baited w ater for five m inute*, then drain. Place in a tw o-quart caaaerole and aprinkle with one tahleepoon lemon ju ice nnd three tableapoona cooking nil, and chill. Cook three-fourtha cup rice. S a u te one-fourth cup minced green pepper and one-fourth cup minced onion In two tahleapoona but­ ter five m inute*. Add, together with th e ahrimp and cooled rice, a teaapoon o f aalt, one-eighth teaapoon Cook one medium onion, chopped fine, with a M e­ llon o f garlic and one-half cup o f celery chopped Ane, in th ree tableapuona b u tter. Add a quart o f Florida oyatera and a tablespoon of W orcestershire aauce and cook until oyatera are tender. Uaing two cupa toaated bread crum b*, put altern ate layer* of them and oyatera into a baking diah and cook about h a lf an hour, or until the ju ice ia alworbed. T h a t’* Srnlln|>ed Oyatera, the Apalachicola wayl f t * IP- IBM Tuna Surprli* Creqvelfst Combine two cupa cooked, cooled rice, with one can of flaked tuna, two tahleapoona minced pnralcy, onehalf teaapoon aoy aauco and one egg yolk. M ake into flah shaped croqu ette*, uaing a atufTcd olive inaide, for a aurpriae. Add two tahleepoon* water to one egg w hite and b ea t allghtly. Dip cro q u ette* In Ihla m ix­ ture, drain and cuat with bread crumba. I,ot coating dry a few m inute*, then fry in deep fa t, one layer at a tim e, fur two and a half to three minutea, until golden brown. Drain on abeorbent paper and arrange on hot platter. Oarniah with alice o f atuffed olive for eye and uae a aprig o f paraley for tail. Seuffte fee leal Mix one-half cup of mayonnaiae, four tabloapoona flour,'one-fourth teaapoon aalt and a daah o f pepper. Add alowly, four tablespoon* milk. S tir in one cup A sh-canned or cooked fre a h -tw o tablespoons chop­ ped parsley, one-fou rth teaapoon grated onion, one teaapoon lemon ju ice and four egg whites, beaten until stiff. Gently fold in one-half cup mayonnaiae and mix until thoroughly blended. Pour into a greased seveninch caaaerole and bake in a alow o v e n -3 2 5 d egreee40 to 50 m inutes. Serv e a t once. Scallop Salad Sim m er one pound o f acallops in one quart of water, seasoned with one tablespoon lemon ju ice and one teaapoon aalt, e ig h t to 10 m inu te*. W hen cold, cut the acallops into bite-sized piece*. Com bine with three-fourths cup o f mayonnaiae, one cup aliced cel­ ery, two tahleapoona chopped dill pickle and onefourth teaspoon paprika. T o ss, ta s te and add more •alt if nccenaary. T o serve, spoon onto six plates lined with lettu ce, nnd garni*h with egg q u a rte rs and to­ mato wedges. • Mrs. N. A. Batchelder of Sebring suggest*; Baked Stuffed Avocado* Cut three avocados in h a lf lengthwise and remove aeeda. Sprinkle avocado with lime ju ice and aalt. Com ­ bine one cup flaked crabm eat with a cup o f cream aauce and season to taate with salt, pepper, cayenne and a teaspoon minced onion. Fill avocado halves with the mixture and sprinkle with grated cheese. Ar­ range In a baking diah with h a lf an inch o f w ater in bottom and hake in a 250 degree oven for 15 minutes �31 i )> fs ' " ' ' t r s r s r jr / s r fn r ifffr n J ft M Florida had ranch m en , jf/n /fjr iL rugged and fearless, as the War-Between-the-States FLORIDA HAS an Important beef cattle Industry, with modern rancher, even to the famed Santa Gcrtrudls. The Palmetto country hat it* own cattlemen'* |argon. X herd of mixed cattle I* a "jackpot." A runty *tcer. a "bow wow"i a (mail one (a canner) I* a "yellow hammer"i a wr'l marked, but poorly devel­ oped bead, a "counterfeit.” A"maverlck"l» known a* a"halrydeek." a t th e coin-load ed box. ‘ Y ou reckon I D o you com id er yourself p retty well could get by thoc« Federal men, too? I inform ed on the early ranch hiatory of got a lot o f good, ,’ rasa-fed ca ttle I'll A m erica? W ell, th en , read thia little swap for gold'." (k etch and aee if you can figure out the T h is, indeed, could have been a part "an sw ers.” o f a tru e sto ry . W here did it happen? " T h e lean ran ch er fingered hia somW as it in the T e x a s ranch cou n try ? Or brero nervously aa he studied the ex­ in th e far S o u th w est? W ere the c a ttle pression o f hia v isitor. He arose on hia referred to sm uggled in to M exico, via long, denimed legs and the sound of his coastal waters? And the m oney—was it boot heel* resounded on the oak plank­ in foreign gold? ing, as he strode to the living room man­ T o the surprise of moat renders of tle. Secretiv ely , he withdrew a wellearly-day range stories, this action could locked m etal box. I t was overflowing have taken place in Florida. Even today, with coin. Florida has an im portant beef-cattle in­ " 'Y o u don't believe I got those gents dustry with many fine ranches. Hut back to pay me off in gold instead of bills, in the days o f the War Between T he huh? W ell, when I run the gauntlet, I'm S ta te s —and even before th a t, Florida going to have hard m oney.' He shook ranch men were as rugged and fearless th e box noisily. a s they come. "H ia visitor smiled. ‘How did you get A lot of them took in piles of gold by your c a ttle loaded, and acroaa without driving herds overland to ports on the any b od y g ettin g wind o f it? ' S o u th w este rn F lorid a ro a st and sh ip ­ "T h e other man looked out of the ping tlie c rilte rs through th e Union western window, across the vast acreage blockade to Cuba. T h ere, purchasing where he was king. 'W ell, I got some ag en ts bought b ee f—and paid for it in clever and fearless cow hands, on fast Spanish ponies. We picked ou t dark ‘ heavy Spanish doubloons. nights, then drove the ca ttle right down It's hard for the central and far west to the Gulf. We loaded on aliallow-draft cattlem en to realize th a t Florida's gau­ boats, and sneaked right by th e guards che-like Indians were A m erica'* earliest in the bay. It was ju st a m atter of hours cattle-ranchers, back in Spanish colonial until we heard Spanish voices. Then the days. Kinfolk o f these wiry guys are still agents were paying me off in hard, gold around. T h e early c a ttle were a broed coin—' a p a rt. T h e "w ood co w " was sm all, " T h e visitor's eyes gleam ed, looking scraw ny, w ild -a n d fleet aa a deer. T h e c ritte r was an a rtis t a t hiding ou t and getting by in soggy swamps, and in the grassier hammocks. I t thrived on coarse food. I t was an Old W orld breed gone native. loiter, a curious lot of secretive "runt ti­ e rs" moved in. T h ey squatted in on the great expanse of lonely, m ysterious reg­ ion where the Sem inole Indians held forth. C a ttle rustling was as common in Florida as in the much-publicized Great Plains "s p r e a d s ." S h o o tin g s and ( t a b ­ bings were regular occu rrences, too. Even ranch owners, “ legitim ate oper­ ato rs,” never ventured into the wooded lowlands alone, nor dared burn a light at night. Thieves, with "p o rta b le loot,” dashed for the nearby Everglades, took to the boats, and of course, left no foot­ prints on the water. R em em ber th e "o u t W e st" stories told in connection with the Aral rail­ roads to push west o f th e M iaslaaippiHow Indians and train-robbers waylaid the railroad gangs, and, later, the trains them selves? W ell, th e F lorid a rangecountry can "m a tch ’em ." I've heard them "sp u n ," myself. W hen the flrat Sou thern Florida rail lines poked into th e c a ttle cou ntry, the ranchern sent word they were going to put a stop to th is “d am ag e" to their range. Cow-men would appear suddenly at some lonely w ay-station and demand th a t th e telegraph op erator wire in for money to pay for critte rs "killed by the railroad ." If no money was forthcom ing from th is schem e, they'd hide ou t until dark. T h e n th ey 'd pump lead Into the Aral train to come down the lonely track. Many decades before the "W ild W est” opened up to ra n ch in g , F lo rid a had a going cow in d u stry . H ow ever, th e old cow-town o f Goodno was named a fte r a K ansas cattle'm an who im m igrated into Florida. In 1870, C ap t. Fran cis Aabury Hendry drove In a seed herd and stocked a 30,000-acre layout in the region. Flor^ ida's sun made the stock, tick thrive/! T h en Ilrahm n bulls were im ported for cross-breeding. T hey were loose-skinned and finer-haired, p erm ittin g b eat radi-( atiun during w arm est days. T h e ir ofT-; spring seem to thrive, and are ta tte r able to resist the fever tick where herd hygiene is kept up. It's a lesson taught ranchers everywhere. F lorid a cow pokes are ju s t as tough, agile and colorful as their out west cous­ ins. T h e y 're right handy in any rodeo, too! Hut th e re are d ifferences. For in­ stance, there's a traditional cowboy folk song which only "crack er cowlioys” can handle. T h e se boys claim it will cause the wildest rritte rs to "sw a rm ," round­ up style. I t ’s a t least 176 years old. Som e Florida cow boys use a special strain of "c u r " dog instead o f rope. These skilled hounds drive stubborn beasts into log corrals. Cowpokes use a special cow whip stocked by Florida cow towns. Like western hands, these men eat fresh beef out on the range, but not with beans; they want down-south grits. The Arst S a tu rd a y night bar serving horsemon d rinks while in saddle was in tro ­ duced about 1870. It went west Inter. Although they may live in ranch^ houses 100 years old, well-stocked with old stories o f Indian Aghta and hotblooded cattlem ens' feuds, Flurida ranch­ er* are m odem operators, even to famed Santa Gertrudis cattle. T h e Florida C at­ tlem en 's A ssociation, which brought stabilisation to th e industry, was organ­ ized in th e 1830's. I t —M I b n l , M ,| , i m - I I I I I e r �iO L V O W IN S Puizlo Prizes! 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W ith the large number o f en­ tries, moat o f them splendid recipes, it is becom ing in­ creasingly difficult ty select the recipe of the week, but we do our beat, taking into conaideration the use made o f Florida products or the traditionally Florida manner o f preparation, and w hether the recipe is presented in proper fo r m -e ia c t am ounts o f ingredients, and manner in which they are to be cooked. However, each one chosen for publication la a f 1 winner, Send your recipes, made up o f special Florida ingredi­ ents, or requiring traditional Florida preparation, to the Recipe C ontest E ditor, All Florida M agasine, Ocala. CAMMONOtN MARMALADR Two i/ti. caiam ondin; water; lugar. Wash fruit, then cut in quarters and remove seed* Cover with w ater and soak over night, N s i t morning, trail 40 minutes, using water in which it was soaked. S tir often. Rem ove from stove, measuring cup for cup with sugar. Add ab ou t two e stra cups o f sugar, as this fruit is ta rt. Bring to a trail again and boil gently about 40 minutes, until m ixture has slightly jelled. B e sure to stir often while boiling. Seal in sterilized jars. - M r s . E. A. M a c G r e g o r , S t. Petersburg. » vacation at H A R -M E I.- V re a l "dude Tanch. You will enjoy tha wholaaoma outdoor racraa- # AICHMV Foods P. 0. Bos 171 Ellanton, Florida BOVS « GIRLS t Favorite U ffl■W"— BROCHURE ORANOR PIC A N MUPPINS Three an d three-fourlhe cup* lifted flou r; 3 tip. baking pow der; h tip. ta ll; grated rind o f I Flor­ ida orange; I cup chopped Florida p eca m ; 3 egg*. H cup firm ly p a c k e d brow n lu gar, I cup butter­ milk; it cup Florida orange juice. Mix and sift together th e dry ingredients. Add the orange rind and nuts. B eat the eggs. Add to th e brown sugar and beat until light. M ix the butterm ilk and orange ju ice and stir in to th e first m ixture. T u rn in to greased muffin tins. B ak e in a 400 degree oven 20 to 29 minutes. , - M r s . H. E. C h rm m a n , Scottabluff, Nehr. PABLO IH R IM F C R IO U One lb. mrtiium tile d raw Florida ihrim/t, cleaned. ** lb. n a b meat, cooked; I large bell pep/>er; it large onioni; 3 ibt. bacon drippingi; I clove g a r­ lic; It bay le u tei; I No. 3 ran tom atoei; ta ll anti pepper to taite. Put bacon drippings in a hot iron skillet. Cut the onions into sm all pieces And brown to a golden color. Add th e to m atoes to the onions and hacon drippings. Cut up the bell pepper and garlic and udd also. S a lt and pepper and simmer 10 minutee. Cut up and add the clove, of garlic and bay leaves, raw cleaned shrim p and crab meat. Cook slow ly fur 30 minutes. Serve over cooked rice F u lla rv illa , S t. 4 2 , D aland , Florida V —M r s . O i .in P a r k e , Jacksonville. t �) FruiH, v*9«tob/«s, nufi, gam* and f*afood—all natlva to Florida—maka up content of r*c/p*i protontod this wook. SWIIT POTATO-KUMOUAT CASSIROIE .Six co c k e d tw eet p o la to et, iltced ; <4 cup u/ro or butter; *4 cup honey; H cup hot water; <4 cup b re a d crum bt; ft kum quatt, thinly tliced ; <4 Up. baking toda. Remove need* from kum quaU am) boil five minute* in water in which th e soda haa l>een dissolved. Cool, then alice. Place layer o f the aweet potatoe*, aliced, in a but­ tered caaaerole, dot with oleo and cover with layer of kum quat slice*. R epeat this until all are u*ed. M il honey with hot water and pour over all. Sprinkle top with but­ tered bread crum be and bake in a 375 degree oven until brown. - M r s . D orothy B r id g e s , S . Daytona. HOT ORANOI A NO L1 MON MINT IAU CI One Up. g rated Florida orange rind; <4 cup Flor­ ida orange J u k e ; I Up. grated Florida lemon rind; 14cup Florida lemon ju ice; <4cup freth chopped mint; I tbt. confectioner* tugar; 14 ftp. tall; <4 Up. p aprika; <4 Up. nutmeg. Com bine all the ingredients and stir well. Place over w ater for 30 m inute*. T h la ia a good *auce for lam b or game. -M rs. N ow !Enjoy full-flavor coffee from breakfast to bedtime A. R. J anitz, Parker. RABMT WITH ORANOIS tw o and on e-half lb. rabbit cut into terving piecet; flour; ta ll; p ep p er; 2 tbt. fa t; I cup Florida oran ge Ju ice; <4 cup Florid a lem on ju ice; *4 Up. tall; II4 tbt. cornttarch; 14 cup tugar; 4 cup waUr; I med. green pepper, cut into itrip i; I cup Florida orange chunkt. Roll rabbit in mixture conaisting o f the flour, salt and pepper. Brown rabbit in hot fat over m oderate heat, turning to brown all side*. Add ju ices and salt again. Cover and cook over low heat 40 m inutes, then remove ra b b it to a h ot p latter. Mix the co rn sta rch , sugar and ' w ater, and stir into the liquid in which th e rab b it waa cooked. Add th e green pepper stripe and orange (hunks. Cook over low henl for fivo minutes. Serve covered with the sauce. -M rs. J ohn K. Fowler, Palm Beach. DATI-NUT tOAP Three cupt tugar; 2 cupt Florida p eca n t; I pkg. pitted datei, (7 ot. lire), I cup milk; I Up. lan illa; tall. Cook sugar and milk with a pinch o f salt. When it boils, put in th e chopped dates end cook until very thick. 'R em ove from tire, add th e nut* and vanilla. B ea t until it begina to grain. Pour on a wet napkin (or clo th ) and roll like a sausage. Slice when cold. WITHOUT CAFFEIN WORRY A t W ho d ovor d ream c o ffe e to g o o d could b e io g oo d . L to you I w-- LAST— all the pur* pleasure a fin* cup of coffee can fiv e you—with none of the nervous Jangle ordinary coffeea can causal T h at't new Instant D ecaf—the heart-wanning, full-flavor coffee that rea lly lata you relax. Decaf is made a new way that removes 97% of the caffein, yet leaves In every bit of the roaster-richness o f the world’s choice coffee*. For the first tim e— with Decaf, you get hill coffee enjoyment without caffein nerves. You feel better, work better, sleep bstterl F la v o r is IN C a ffein is An*tK*t ft** pfwltrtt •( TV* c o f f e e C******jr, U«. -M rs. Carl Ropkk, J r., Cantonment. 11-A il fiend* W*feiwv* - 1 I f S$ �1 d o vo J ’k n o w liv e r T rew y # ^ JA C K SO N V ILLE f U - T h e Medical Rm n r H UnH oi the University of Miami ha* Usued a rapert concerning a (roup at ‘■ufaanea’ patianta auffmag man auch aymptoma aa aaay fatigue, narvouanaaa, headache, conslipa* lion, bad laata In lha mouth and mlacallanaoua achaa and pain*, but with no specific aymptoma of organic dlaaaaa. Huch vacua aymptoma ara frequently diagnoaed 'neurotic' or 'functioMlJ A group of 40 auch patianta wara traatad with Injactlona of vitamin B-12 In varying amount* and ovar 80% raportad auch banaflta aa decreased nauralgk pain, mantal up lift and a aanaa of walhbaing. Cura waa attribu­ ted to the action of vitamin B-12 In correcting improper liver function. A convenient aourca of vitamin H-12 for oral uae la 'Super B-12 Complea,' a capaula con­ taining a generous amount of vitamin B-12, Folk Acid and other valuable vilamina and minerala in aciriitifirally balanced amounta. 'Super B-12 Complei' la available from Health Food Shop, 221 Main Street, Jacksonvide, Fla. at only 17.95 for a bot­ tle of 100 capaulee. Shipment! made daily. -Adv, C hopper i M att W IMI o 4 4 H a n f e e . >it M |i tm 4 I m Im fe e . ve f - r^maa tag av a a*waar ararr w tar apear* •ee. COt- wiere wriy m in |Kgatime^iag etere^ feoftere || iW w l m | el M«kl«W« ■ ta p vevr tem pW t h Iee4 piH M hae MtHanilf $4 •antif Haellf 4at<tp-ed awwvm $»w***m ga« r W ___ l»M eat arflp b im lh a a d a aetlaig. w,»K#v a p^«h«a| •* aaavaei.no leg V A C U lfl IO « f c ift -il •«$ Itl'y h a a d tatutn ter t l t t l v a l • A llC O M OD UCf t CO 0 e # t I f I f W ait l-.H V U N f Ina U teri Imd |l 00 p attp a.d I lead COP I II IMP paaiauMtl 4) POCKET PRI NTER l«Mek*rka b~.*e fexjrj || pm lM kl rteeae r a i * * ^ | ________ s ’u S te r a rs 'A v ^ .-:-'-■ f f iS & r t K i OIVI W A U IT SIZE PHOTOS rohrautiful ph>H<n u.c i 'n O i ,m lu«undouble •right paper from school ph.Mii, inur fnoti-t putirin nt negative • only $■ •**. •* to pintfm he $2(1) In n not |*ne Pnendthip hd.Vr included Irct Vml .H it t m tl-AalVnOa Mnaaaav-I IM « ro u n jafr w a t h hjht Yon don’t have to bo •round Florida’* Aahing ground* long to learn th a t many o f th e wall-known Hah have more than one name. How many of the numbered rut maa below can you match up with the lettered namee? A score o f 12 or ovar Is excellen t; 9 to 12 good; 6 to 8 fair. Answers Inverted at the bottom . a. Plat back 1. Tarpon b. Old Man of lha Saa 2. Hpeck led Trout c. Sergeant Ash 3. Tripletail d. Keef King • 4. Snook a. Convict 8. BlueHah 8. Channel Haas f. Hooyftah 7. Barracuda 8- Spotted Speedster h. Cabheo 8. Hhaepahaad V. Catflah 1. Weakfish 10. Permit ’ J- Cobbler k. Silver King It. Spanish Mackerel 1. Kadflah . 12. Cobia m. Saa Tiger 13. MoonHah n. Oscar tha Terrible 14. Common Pump*no o. Mailcan Pompano 15. Mutton Snapper *'»!M J * l l jeyqqoO »-*H •*'!* J ° U*W PiO MiepaadH puyyodf) or I*ec1ui<i,| UBOfiapi >i|i|lilu ) ai(| iKMO jjia u o ;) '91 FI Cf '21 'l l 01 8 8 »«»S •a ,I*HP*)I il "1 qepiueutlaMy > B W fo tiH 2 »'»1M « * I !S ‘ I IHMSNV Papa’s Store (Continued from paga 7) Wo ware accustomed to hav­ but th is tim e a w inter visitor ing Sem inoloe from th e Everhad q u ietly followed th e In ­ gladoa com e into our store. I d ians and, unobtruaive in th e will always remember the frigh­ backgrou nd, waa deeply a b ­ tened little th rill it gave me sorbed in watching their movewhen th e y ca m e filing sw iftly - manta. Marne told ue afterward in on moccasins, the ch ief lead­ th a t th e gentlem an waa non* ing the way and the women and o th e r th e n th e fam ou s a rtis t, ch ild ren bringing up th e roar. W histler. T h e y had a particular wild odor T h e only tim es I ever knew by w hich th e y ware recognii* the store to be closed during a b le even w ithout being seen. the day were the summer after­ T h e ir m ethod o f tra d in g waa noon T h e B re a k e rs H otel perhaps the original of the now burned, and when Went Indian popular self-service. They made hurricane* blew in from the A t­ a few aigna, and said practically lan tic. T h e day T h e B rea k ers nothing, bu t went behind the burned, the whole town closed co u n te rs and selected what up and went over th e la k e to thay wanted. Papa stood am ic­ see th a t fire. ably by and watched them . T h e W hen W est Indian hurri­ women and children huddled in canes blew in, everybody holed a meek, ailent group and let the up for the duration. Ws did not ch ief do th e shopping. have tha elaborate warning sys­ I f one of their black piercing tems then th a t wa do now, but eyee fell upon me, 1 felt a selfwhen the omnloua red flag with conscious quivar o f apprehanblack cen ter went up from the aion paaa over me, for J could W eather Bureau, the storm waa n ot tw sure b u t th a t my flam­ not fa r behind. As th e winda ing treasee ware being consid ­ grew in atrength, Papa and hia ered fo r ecalp e ih ib itio n pur­ good friand, th e. grocerym an poses. I need not have worried. neat door, consulted and de­ I t had been m any, many ytara cided they'd b est d o se up and since the terrible and bloody try to m ake it home. Seminola W ars, and this present W hen tha atorm ab ated , we ch ief, B illy Bow legs, led hia would go down to th e lake people in ways o f paace. • front to eee what tha atorm had W hen all th eir aelsetiona toased up, or lo rn dow n, and were assem bled in one place, P ap a would u n lock his atore, th e trading began. S o much of check any damaga th a t may thia or th a t for so many skina, hava been done, and everybody so m uch vaniaon, or w hataver would be dropping in to the m ight be in dem and. store to talk over the ordeal of Ona day when M am a waa sittin g out th e latest tw ister. tandlng stora, and wa children T h ere wouldn't be much shop­ were there, the Sem inolee came ping done, but P ap a's atore in. T h e procedure was as usual, would be open, aa usual. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TEACHERS itglutr t9*6-*7 potirtoa* Gulf Teacher* Ageney, Ocala. Fla RECEIVE ART MAGAZINES. EXOTIC. RARE. GLAMOROUS Beauties Single copies direct from abroad brochure 2*c Contact*. Boi 4*6)-F. 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M athew s was forced into action a little earlier than he hud planned, when he learned th at British h oop s were supposed to be on their way to Florida to aid the Spanish. A paradoxical refusal of aid by M ajor Laval, com m anding th e U. S . Army post on th e S t. M arys River, left the General undaunted. On M arch 15, he launcher! the “ invasion" o f Hast' Florida. W ith 100 Georgians and 70 Florida revolu­ tionists, M athew s crossed th e S t. M arys and took possession of Rose's Blu ff on the Florida r.ide. There, Jo h n H. M cIntosh and nino other leaders of the E ast Florida P a tr io ta -a s the R evolutionists called them selves - issued a lengthy proclamation. Rose's Bluff was claimed ns the property of the United States. T w o days were consum ed in organizing a “ P a trio t" government for B ast Florida. Then M athew s ordered, "O n to Fernand in a!" Fernandina was defended by Col. Junto Lopez and a garrison of nine men. The Colonel was astounded when he received a letter from Mathews demanding the surrender of his post. He sought to delay by prolonging negotiations, but the next day his situation proved hopeless when nine A m erican gu n boats moved in to ­ ward Fernandina. Lopez surrendered. M athew s prom ptly declared Fernandina and all th e land betw een th e S t. M ary s and S t. Jo h n s riv e n as property o f the United S ta te s . Sh o rtly th ere afte r, regular Am erican troops moved in to occupy it. Meanwhile, Jo h n M cIntosh led h it tiny force o f volunteer revolutionists to Picnlata, on tho S t. Jo h n s near S t. Augustine. On M arch 26, M cIn tosh delivered an u lti­ matum to Spanish Governor Ju a n de Estrada to surrender S t. Augustine. T h e G overnor proceeded to ignore M c In ­ tosh, but he made preparations for a siege in the avent th at regular American troops ahouid move against the fortress. Seeing th a t he could do nothing against the C astillo, M cIntosh moved his men to old F o rt M oosa, an a b a n ­ doned Spanish redoubt located a little north o f S L A ugustine. M cIn tosh h im self th en re­ turned t o Fernandina, reporting to General M athews. However, this unofficial invasion of Florida was In-ginning to have serious repercussions in W ashington. Spanish and B ritish diplom atic representatives vigorously protested, and pub­ lic sentim ent in 'th e U. S . ran strongly against the unw arranted occupation. T o cou nteract political embarruM inent, the A d m inistration com pletely repudiated G en­ eral M athew *. T h e following sum m er, while returning in disgrace to W ashington, Mathews died at Augusta, Ga. Gov. David H. M itchell of Georgia was ap­ pointed to com m and the A m erican forces in Flm ida und to seek a reconciliation with the .Spanish, particularly in behalf o f (lie Fast Florida P a trio ts who m ight exp ect reprisals from the Spanish authorities. M itchell was supposed to end tha occupation o f E a st F lor­ ida, hut he delayed, hoping for war with B rit­ ain. T h e Spanish stand on the affair was, natu r­ ally, "G e t the soldiers o u t!" T h e y succeeded in driving th e Am ericana out of Port Moosa. On Ju n e 18, 1812, the United S ta te * de­ clared war on Great Britain. CongTeaa immedi­ ately passed a bill authorizing the annexation of Canada, but refused to sanction the occupa­ tion o f Florida, since Spain remained neutral. G overnor M itch ell was ordered to ev acu ate East Florida. But again, M itchell found reason for delay. "T h e Spanish are arming the Negroes in Flor­ ida,” he declared. “ T h ere ia grave danger for our settlem ents in Sou thern G eorgin." A s till m ore serious th r e a t was th e S e m i­ nole Indian*, with whom the free Negroes of Florida, mostly escaped slaves from the United S ta te s , were friends and allies. W ith the help of Negro emissaries, the Spanish were able to win the allegiance of the.Sem inolea. T ru e, the Sem inole* hated Spaniard s, but they had learned to h a te A m ericans m ore. T h e y had long witnessed how American settlers had dis­ possessed the Indians o f th e ir lands In G eor­ gia and elsewhere. A i further inducement to take the warpath, th e Sp an ish governor offered th e S em in ole* 11,000 for th e rap tu re o f Jo h n M cIntosh and 910 each for the other lenders of the rebellion. Indian warfare then broke out in the S t. Jo h n s V alley and all along th e fro n tier. A num ber o f Am erican settlers on the S t. Jo h n s were scalped, and m any slaves were aet free. In Septem ber, an Amerirnn supply train oc­ cupied in provisioning the troops in the S t. Jo h n s a rea was am bushed and d estroyed by the Sem inole*. It was th e first real encounter between th e Sem inole* and soldiers of the United S ta te s. Itu GI NUI Nt GRANNIES SALVE to COax*\ coiot o ciovr ■ UH• •«• III' <1•«■ floor ••• (tm a t too* 4 Has SPRING Slipped Up On You? To save precious time we are offering below a list of "South­ ern Beauties" In package form —5 lop-grade Roses of your selection, postpaid anywhere In Florida, for $5.25. or 10 for $10 0 0 Or.-lf you prefer, you may order In the usual way through our catalog at regular prices. itm urttouto (pM) at. m u or roanMAi (fui) (ii. ufuii mosut 11 (U. HO OtllOUl IMIOt M<UtUM0 (phi) l i a r MUSK DON (• p 'k h r.lM .) X. a. VMIOtU M m.) rest iadmjki Its MOUNCI INOWMO («MN) Dept. 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'! -I'V-n* '7 r '.V* . •>A«i - i . « W to H itr fa ir throegb Treed*y, erelar this after**#* aad ter tonight m r 40. H IPAILT WgWBPAWW an MONDAY. MAUCH 19, 19S« H n fo r d i f Wire Seminole To Farmers C. W. “C terley” Deck (Photo By Jam aion) ★ a e. ★ ★ 'Charley' Beck Is Candidate In Race For Local Sheriff C. W. •Charley" Beck, today announced h l i ' eandldacy for the ntflce of Sheriff of Seminole Coun­ ty subject to the Democratic Trl mary In May. In making hi* announcement Beck stated that there were a few facta which he would like to prr.-cnt to the voters of this coun ty. Hr is a member of a pioneer family of Seminole Ceunty. where he was born and reared, lie stat­ ed that as a boy and young man he acquainted himself with every part of this county and knows "V its terrain and history which It .beneficial to.lbgttUifJLWilich ha la scckhHr.*v — *• Beck Is a World War 11 veteran, member of the* First Baptist Church of Sanford, the American region, Elks and Woodmen of the World. Ho has been affiliated with the sheriffs office as Deputy Sheriff for seven years tinder two sheriffs, the latte C. M. Hand and P. A. Mero. Beck expressed :$ confidence that this experience further qualifies him te undertake tne duties of this office. He said he would appreciate the publjc's vote, and If elected would serve the people of this county to the best n rh is ability. Tha candidate for sheriff of Seminole County la married and has one son. ( Berk la 47 years old and Is now rP> associated with his father Barney Beck in cattle ranching. Hospital Notes , f ,t « w MARCH IT Discharges Mrs. Joan Gardner (Lake Mary) William Dixon (Sanford) Johir du'rilfl '(Geqeva) Mrs. Bulb Garhan and baby girl Mrs. Alexia Ballard (Geneva) Morris Furgion (Sanford) Mr*. Cora Rusaall (Lake Mary) Beatrice Cleveland (Lake Gena) MARCH I I Admissions Ether Virginia ililei (Lake Monroe) Wert Warner (Sanfordl , Hattie Ruth Woods (Sanford) Lillie Mae Williamson (Sanford) Johnnie Mae Polley (Sanford) Edith Lewis (Longwood) Irena Lanty (Sanford) lira . Lilian lleln (Longwood) Births 1 Baby Boy Polley Baby Boy Woods Discharges Mrs. Mary Farrell (Sanford) Mra. Frank Buerxtr (Watdon, 01.) Anita Brawn (Titusville) Lorrla Fitel (Sanford) Minnie King (Sanford) Ella Wiggins (Sanford) MARCH 1» Admissions Jackie Stotiky (Sanford) Char)** Brantley (Sar.ford) Floyd Smith (Fern Park) Dischargee Bam Jarrmll (Sanford) Births Baby Boy Hiles , Baby Boy Lanay D r. C h a r l t i P e rs o n s Is R o ta r y H e a d The oew president of the Sanford Rotary auk, elected today, is Dr. Charles L. Perseus, la the election today, Dr. R. W. «JUipceeht was re-elected secretary r e d Walter Hayaea re-elected to 'Curtis J . Green, County Supervisor, Farmers Home Administra­ tion announced today that funds are available to meet credit n«eds of eligible applicants through the local Farm ers Home Administra­ tion Office In Sanford serving this area. Loans may include funds for meeting such expenses aa.fer(Hirer, feed, seed, insecticides, fuel, machinery repair, labor, livestock expense*, etc. In addi­ tion. food, clothing and other es­ sential family living expenses may be included and repaid over sever­ al year periods. Annual operating expenses are repayable at time crops and/or livestock are sold. Loans bear five percent Interest. Green staled that loans in the ■mount of 84.125 have already been made during this crop year to assist farmers in meeting their expenses for production of crop and livestock enterprises. Green further emphasised It was the ob­ jective of the Farm ers Home Ad­ ministration tn assist farm ers, to become established in a sound farming program as well as to assist those who ere In temporary need of credit. Is addition to operating loans, the Farmers Home Administration provides credit for the purchase and development of land a i well a* the repair and/or construction of farm buildings. Other loans In­ clude soil and water conservation loans. Loan funds may be used to pay the eash coals of making improvements directly related to toil conservation; water develop­ ment, conservation, and u st; forestation, drainage of farmland, and other related measuei. This Includes such Improve­ ments as construction and repair of terraces, dikes,' ponds, and tanks, ditches and canals for Ir­ rigation and drainage, waterways, and erosion cofitrol structures. Al­ so sodding, subsoiling, pasture im­ provements, brush removal, kind leveling, basic application of lime and fertUixtr. fencing, tree planting, wall drilling, and the purchase of pumps, sprinkler ays. lams and other- Irrigatldh equip­ ment. The offlr# In Sanford Is open dally, Monday through Friday. Ap­ plicants may apply at this office. Fatality Request Is Heard Negro To Let Whole Area Killed In Control District In Wreck NEGRO COOK JA M ES HAWKINS waa thrown fn m morning on tho Old L ek . Maty Road, (S ta ff Pha o> Charged Sen. Smathers Asks Puerto Ri For Faster Release With Child Molesting Of Vaccine To Slate Herlong Declares Southern Manifesto Right In Principle A Puerto Rican farm laborer we* Jailed Saturday night and charged with child molesting and drunk and disorderly conduct, ac­ WASHINGTON, (Special! ~ cording to Sanford Police Chief Roy Srnator George Smathers called a . Williams. lodsy for speedier release of Salk Several children were In an I vaccine lo Florida brratne of the automobile parked In th« vicinity earlier Incidence of th* disease of First SI. about 1:30 Saturday each year in bis slate. night when the Puerto Rican was Smathers said Florida ttiei Its found molesting a seven-year-old Salk allotment as fast a* U ar­ child. WASHINGTON, D. C. (Special)rives “ and cries for m ore." Ha The father of the child found “ The so-called 'Snulhern Mani­ charged that In some other states the farm hand molesting the tho full quota is not even being child ami immediately knorked festo' I* right in principle, and I am proud to say that I not only used. him down. signed It, but was a member of In a letter lo Dr. Leonard A, Gerado l-opei. 13, who waa born the committee that wrote it," de­ Schcele, surgeon general, RmaIn San Juan, Puerto Rico, was clared Congressman A. S. (Syd) titers asked that Florida’s share taken Into custody by Patrolman Herlong J r . today in discussing be stepped up in current allot­ ments and curtailed later In the John Rumbley. and lodged in the the much talked of “ Deviation two from Fundamentals of the Con­ year “ for maximum effecUvaneaa Sanford Jail under the charges. stitution" resolution Introduced against polio." In Congress this week. The re­ Chief Wlllisms said that Lopes Florida would keep it* tame had been watched for some time solution waa orginally signed by • J W * L »h<r« ** *bgkl two ear I t Senators and I t Mtmbara of cent i t the nations! lotal-Lul hy Patrolman Rumbley, According lo Chief Williams the House of Representatives, but would draw a large proportion “ Further advice of the State'* since that lime others have add­ early In the year. Smathers said It was a well attorney's office will be asked for ed their names to th* rioqiment. “Anyone who will bother lo known fact that polio la a hot poslble further charges against think for a minute will realise weather disease, affecting slates the child molesler." that tha situation between the with warm climate earlier In the rare* certainly baa deteriorated year. since the Supreme Court handed He said Florida's Incidence of down Its decision requiring the w atei." ! polio starts earlier each year forced Intrcrrtion of our schools,” The problem It lo find method* |than in any other stale. Herlong ssk L of conserving welar when an averSmathers nted Dr. Hart Van “The manifesto Is titled 'De­ supply I* °n hand and a way of Riper, medical director o( the More thin 100 Sanford SJtrine claration of Constitutional Prin­ getting rid of a water avarsupply National I’olio Foundation, and Club members and their ladies ciples' and Is, I believe, based when necessary, he reported. Dr. Wilson T. Sowtler, stale enjoyed a “ ladles night" dinner on sound legal ground. I wish health officer of Florida, as Breckenrldge requested that a and entertainment last Friday that every American would take authorities for his statement that night in the New Shrine Club the lime In reed this resolution aludy he mad* to determine if some slates weren't tsen using Building directly across from the carefully - rather than accept storage areaa can be established iw The Seminole High School Band, the full quota sent to them, conserve water during the year* .Mayfair Inn. somebody else'* ready-mad* opin­ of water shortage and aleo reunder the direction of Ernest Cow­ Smathers said -Sowdcr supported Chicken and beef chow mrln |ions about It." ley, was awarded a superior rat­ his proposal and thinks It “ logi­ quested enough fund* whereby a were servld which werep rcparrd| ing In sight reading and a superior cal and fair." He reported that Herlong went on tn sav that, study ran be completed now *o by Noble Joe Corley and his com­ rating In drill at the district con­ Iho need for revision in. Salk al­ contrary to some reports, lhr do­ that long range plans can he matin mittee, and dunated by Noble Joe lotment was called to hi* atten­ test held In Cocoa Friday. cument called for a closer adher­ and work started tn this end of th* Sclnoccoa. ence tn constitutional govern­ flood control project. The band was rated good In con­ tion by Ja ck Cleary, Dad* Coun­ ^ The building In which th* ladies cert and received seven superior ty Chairman of the National Polio night affair was held will be dedi­ ment, rather than a defiance of Foundation. those /principles. The Central ratings In the solo contesls. cated on April 6 at another Ladies “ I am aware that It la your Florida Congressman accused iha The entire majorette corps under Night elcnt. Plans for the dedica­ the leadership or Carol Null was responsibility tn safeguard the tion and program are being pre­ Supreme Court of usurping leg­ Judged as superior In their twirling interests of all 'Slates, hut surely \pared by Nobis S. G. Ilarriman. islative power* In rendering Its decision. ensemble. This Is the drat year ■ highbnund system that does Mr*. J . F . Abbott, S7, died at A floor show, under the direc­ not lake cognisance of need and such a corps h is been organised. The Congressman quoted with a rest home her* Saturday even­ tion of Diixbury School of Danc­ seasonal factors would not be In The soloists receiving superior ing director Airs. AI Diixbury cn- much concern Ihe portion of the ing at 7:06 p. m. following an ratings are: Bob Beely, student lhc national Interest," Sm atheri trrlained the Shrine Club mem­ resolution which read, "W f reaf­ Illness nr four year*. wrote. firm our reliance on the Consti­ conducting; Sidney Vihlen, trumMrc. Abbott had lived all of her .Smathers said Florida haa 26 bers and their ladles following tution as Ihe fundamental law of life in Sanford and waa In tha rest pet; Bill Hexamer, timpani; Larry dinner. Accompanist for the floor rases of polio reported this year Ihe land. W* decry the Supteme home only IS days. Burney, bast; Bob Reely, piano; already • nlnt in tha last few show was .Mrs, Jam es Blanken­ Court's encroachments on rights and Graca Duggar, clarinet, ship, Dancing to the music n( She was born in Sanford April days, , Receiving ratings of excellent Harry Wester’s Orchestra follow­ reserved to Ihe Slates and to 12. tMM and for tho last year were: Hob Armstrong, French ed the program of entertainment. Ilia people, contrary lo establish* had mad* her home with her soned law snd lo Ihe Conitilutlon. horn; Tommy Rower, Rule; and a in-law snd daughter Mr. and Mrs. “ We pledge ourselves In use John Bush of 1640 South Sanford brass quartet. A b ra n aextette re ill lawful meana to bring about ceived a good rating. Ava. a reversal of this decision which Bandmaster Cowley stated, *‘I She waa a Baptist by faith and Is contrary to tha ConstltuMoo am proud of tha work the band was a charter member of th* La­ and lo prevant the usa ol fo rm has accomplished this year and dles Auxiliary of Iha Brotherhood A membership meeting of the In Us Implsmenlatlon. feci that they mad* an excallant Seminole County Farm Bureau “In this trying period, aa w* of Railway Trainman. Mr. Hubert M. Young, SI, died showing In the conlast." He said, will ba held lomorrow night at Mrs. Abbott is survived by (wo all seek to right this wrong, w* “ Tha Judging standards ware vary 7:30 p. m. in tha Agriculture at hla home In Lake Mary at appeal (o our people nut to be daughters, Mra. John Bush of San­ high this y ta r as only three class Building of Seminole High School. 10:13 a. m. Saturday morning, lie provoked by the agitators and ford and Mr*. M. L. R lu el of B bands received a superior riling T he local F a rm B u reau w ill be had had an Illness of a year. troublemakers invading our Jacksonville; an* son, Major Ar­ Mr. Young made hla home In on ill three phases of tha bind host to the Sem in ole County States and tn scrupulously re­ chie Abbott of Sanford; four corflast." C a ttlem e n 's A ssociation and others Lak* Mary for the last three frain from disorders and lawless grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. George Herdey and Mrs. who a re In terested In th e c a ttle years. Ha was born Starch 11, loot a ria ." In Winchester, Tend., and was a Maml* Thornton of Miami. Industry, Robert Lament, one of Semi­ member of the First Presbyterian Funeral services will ba held nole County's leading cattlemen, Chtirrh of Sanford and a veteran tomorrow afternoon at I p. m. at of World Wee IT. will he the guest speaker at to­ Brisson Funeral Hume with tha Tin Is survived by hla widow morrow night's meeting. Rev. W. P. Brooks J r ., officiating. Mrs. 1-ualla II. Young of Laks B o n n er L . C a rter, s e c re ta r y , Burial will be at Kverireea Mary. One stn Hubert C. Young A mealing of tha Campbell-Lo*s- Cemetery in Sanford, A special meeting of the Board tre a su re r o f the Sem inole County of Bellevlew, 0 . : Iwo grandson* of Sanford City Commissioners F a rm B u reau , announced th at to- of Bellevlew: mother, Mrs. Elnors Ing Poit of the American Legion was called for 4 o'clock this after­ m ornw n ig h t'* m eeting will not be Young of Chicago. III.; two sis­ will be held tonight at 7:30 p. m. noon In the Commiislnncrs Room a supper m eeting but re fre sh ­ ters, Sirs. Myrtle Steiner of Chi­ at Iha Legion Hut on Seminole of the Sanford City Hall to con- m ents w ill be served follow ing cago. III. and Sirs. Maud Ivina Blvd. th e business session . ildar an offer of the Orlando of New Orleans, La., and one bro­ Tli* meeting tonight la alaled Sandy Anderson, m anageFof Ihe Paving Company to pavo addi­ ther, Kelly M Young of lak e POOR** REPORTS FOR to ha a supper meeting with the Sanford Stale Farm ers Market, In tional streets of the City and to Mery. INDUCTION business session staled to follow hla report to L. If. Lewis, Director carry the financing at'slx percent. Funeral services were held at N EW YO RK Jo h n n y P od rea, 11 a. m. this morning at Brisson Ihe meal. of Iha Stale Markets said, “ Our The meeting wee relied hy Ma­ Gena Stovall, Adjutant, In an­ volume totaled I,IN units lass but yor F . D. Scott to consider the 23-year-old Brooklyn D odgar pitch­ Funeral Home with the Rtv. A. ing star o f tha last W orld S e rie s, G. Mclnnls, pastor of the First nouncing th# meeting advised that the valuation figured flt.SM .U over offer. The paving currently In pro­ showed up promptly at T:M a. m. Presbyterian Church of Sanford, the election of Post Officers wilt th* previous week. Salas totaled 70,611 package* valued at SIST.gress and partially completed t* today for Induction Into military officiating, aaaiited b y the Rev. be held on April I I . 311.70. Satisfactory prices prevail­ only • portion of the overall pro­ service. J . C. Brannon, pastor o f the Lake " I 'v e got to spend m y lim e In Mary Naxaren* Chinch. je c t proposed for the City In a ed on all St varieties, except cab­ more than $40,000 street paving the se rv ice the sa m e as anybody bage, celery and green enlons, Burial was In Oaklawn Mamore ls e ," said P odrea In reA sonse lo lal Park, program for IM S .1 (hough they showed some Improve­ Brown Miller waa called to Fuads were not available for tha quastlona co n cern in g T ed WII ment*." Pallbearer* were: Frank Grif­ City to complete the entire pro­ H am s’ r e c e n t.a h a r p critic ism of fin. Herman Harriett, John Diets, Charlotte, M. C„ yesterday morn­ T h * report neve red th* pert posal act out and d im m ed i i pre­ d ra ft b oard s fa r b ea rin g down on Clarence TillU, P o lic e Chlaf Roy ing because of the death a4 hla week's activities at Dm local s e x ­ vious a acting*. sports M la k r itlu . o . w tiu tu re , a a d J r e S a u t t e r . Motor, Mra. Date tet t / Shriners, Wives. Enjoy Ladies Night Band Gets Superior In Sight Reading, Drill At Contest Mrs. Abbott, 57, Dies At Rest Home Local Cattlemen's Funeral Services . Assn. To Attend Farm Bureau Meet Held This Morning For H. M. Young Commissioners Will Consider Company Offer A t Meeting Campbell-Lossing Post Meets Tonite Anderson Reveals Market Activities Mrs. Stinson Dies ,., • Z ST k ' Wf- ' • 1 '| lv »l ._ taste ear and Instantly killed early yesterday _____ _ Ten memhera of tha Congres­ sional Flood Control SubcommhMttee heard oral and written reports from wpresqptotlvea of various areas In tha South and central Florida Flood Con­ trol District Saturday at n hearing conducted tn Fort Lauder­ dale. Tha aubeommtltea, headed hy Congressman Clifford Davis (D Tenn), president at the hearing a| which th* presentations were mode. Forrest Breckenrldge appeared before Hie siilicommtlte* represent­ ing the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and aa secretary of the Ht, Juhn-Indian River Im­ provement Aeeolatlon, Randall Chase, not being able '.n appear at the hearing vent a telegram requesting additional fur.de for a mot# complete study of th* upper St. John* River area. nreckenrldg* aeked tlj# com­ mittee to determine If ail of Seminole County can't ba Includ­ ed In the South and Central Flori­ da Flood Control D istrict slnca the entire area I* concerned about the water aupply and it* water etnreye problem*. lie brought out, In hi* wrltUw report lo th* Subcommittee- that th le .a rea I* vary much concern­ ed low valet* (able **!>•»•• by several year* ago the grea was concerned with aa everenpply of water. "N ext year. If hlatory repsata Itself," Dreckenridga reported, "Seminole County will again he concerned with an ovaraupply of m M i u iS & L i; • ’ t . • rj y t " I* r * » '!■ / < -V’ tJik . ■ . ._____ A 31-yanr-old Negro cook was In atantly killed early Sunday mom Ing when h* was thrown from hla ta r on th* Old Lako Mary Road aa h* attempted to round a sharp curve about threa-quartara of « mil*,south of 20th St. Jam as L. Hawkins, • Negro cook for Jim Spencer's Restaurant, was found dead about IS feat from his rar, about 3;.U yesterday morning when noise from Ihe crash was heard and reported. Th# 1031 Chevrolet had turned over one and a half times coming to a atop on its sld* facing th* highway. Apparently attempting to round the curve at a high rate of speed he ran off the turn and probably Jerked hla wheels suddenly causing him to crash and go out of control Th* car was hasdad north at th* time of the crash. Coroner W. Hugh Duncan Im­ panelled a Jury to conduct on In­ quest Into Iha death of th* Negro who lived in Sanford on West 12th St. Florida Highway Fatrol Trooper T. Mark Mack Investigated tho ac­ cident assisted by Depul) Sheriffs Colton Brown, Jimmy Singletary, John Bennett, and Constable J . Q. “ Slim " Galloway. . «’-v- ,t —vt—— —— • 1 Minneapolis Opens Spring Training With 9-5 Victory Thh Minneapolis Miller* under Ihe able handling of manager Ed­ die Rtanky opened their iprjng training baseball season with a 9-3 victory over the Rochester Red Wings yesterday afternoon at Sanford's Memorial Stadium. Th# Millers took an early 1-0 lead In the first Inning on three singles and two walks given up by Red Wing starter Ed Ludwig. Tom Pruett started oa the mound for the Mtllera and held th* visit­ ing Rochester Team without « single tally until the fifth Inning when Red Wing Neal Hartweck belted a homo run te put Roches­ ter on th« score board, Rochester picked up two more runs In tha sixth Inning to tlo the score at 2-3 only to have th* Millars rack up three big runs In their lure at tha plate and put the game on Ice. There were three home nin* In Ihe game, for the Miller*, Bud Holland hit a liner over the center field well with on* man on. For tha Red Wing* Neal Herlweck got one in (hi fifth while hla team mate Gene Green got hla in the ninth with oo oas an. Tha next game at Memorial Stadium will ba Thursday afternoun. Services Tomorrow For Fred Allen N E W Y O R K IF — F u n e ra l aenrIres will be held tom orrow for F re d A llen. Ihe v eleran hum orist with th# baggy ayes and sh arp wit. Tha 61-year-old radio and tele­ vision comedian dln.1 of a haart ailment oa ha strollad a Manhat­ tan street late Saturday night. A Solem n R equiem M a n w ill b e ■ting fo r Allen at the a c to r's ch ap ­ el of S I. M ala ch y 's R o m an C atho­ lic C hurch In the th e a te r d istrict. H e will h e hurled at th e G a te of H eav en C ath olic C am a tary In sub­ urban W e stch e ste r County A llen w aa an e n ta rta ln a r In radio, te la v lilo n and m otion p ictu re s fo r a q u a rte r o f g cen ­ tury. Ho w aa a re g u la r p an elist on th* C B f television show W hat'a M y L in o ? L a st Bight t h * show w ent on w ithout h im . H la widow P o rtlan d H offa said h a would h av e w anted It th a t w ay. Mastar of coremonloa John Daly laid a} tha start of th* program that despite their sorrow tha east wouM put or ant show “tha way trod ow l* t t a ip kiM kpi A ja c k E rrr.M p r.R (P h o to by J a m * ! * ) . H t» C Jack E. Stamper J To Seek Position Of Tax Assessor J a c k E . Stamper, 43-ysar-eld resident of Sanford today anoottne«a hla eandldacy for tha office « l Seminole County Tex Assessor, subject to tho Democrat!* P rim a ry to ba held May •• g. • A A life-long resident lUant of fem lnoif County, ha la mar er Fanlloof, WlDli father of Ihrra children, (w lp ' daughter* Carol and Sharyl, ago ten years, and a son Harold, 2 t years old who la serving hla second enlistment In Ihe U.S. Navy and la atationed at San Francisco, Calif. Stamper reildei at J303 W. Third Si. In Sanford, ll« attended San* ford school, la a member of tha First Baptist Church of Sanford ami has a record of four and on* half years of perfect Sunday S«hool and Church' attendance, and la a member of and past president of Ihe SanfordJMons Club, with shg' years of perfect attendance at its meallog*. For the past tan y e a n ho h i t bean successfully engaged lo*. tho * retail grocery business at JlOO Weak 13th St. In Sanford. Prior to that lima ha waa a diversion d ark th* ACL Railroad hare for eight, years. While attending school h«) was past Master Counsellor of tha, Order of DeMolay for two larrafeHo also was a young builnoage man for ten y e a n as a newspaper, carrier for Tha Sanford Heratdr. and later was assistant circulation i manager for the Sanford Times, then a morning dally newspaper line. At Ihe beginning nf the 8an«ford Stale Farm ers Market he w ai successfully In business as pwholesala produce broker foM w th and a half years and wax aladlnu gaged In (ruck (arming. During h i# school years ha was a charier, member of the FFA In Seinlnolw. County. z* 'I < He Is fam iliar with tha datMli oti County Government and the n tle p i of Tax Aastsaor and also the pro' Irms of the property owners an< tax payers. Stamper nwna hli own b u ilt property, citrus grove hoi other property in Somlnol* snd has been a-tax payer lir ford and Seminole County for ‘ years. Ho promises lo coitUi give diligent aarvlco lo Iho as well aa friendly help and ............. anc* to all tha ptopla of S c ifU M * County. Ho further stated thaf ho strive for tha boil Interest, fix payers and eltliens of A and Seminole County, as w< for a progressive, courteous ecosomlcal County Tax Asa office, for­ A n sle y T o On Spea( D tlin q u e n cy = Hugh Ao»iey. psychology i t Johe 1 . Stotsoo Unlvof.ilh deliver * 13-mlnut* oddr Juvenile Delinquency a i th la r monthly meeting of tba *16 County Children's Com which will to held tomorrow 1 Xducattoeul Bund! dial Are,-'V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Aft IHP1PBWDWT DAILY N I W A R K B aU blkltod >«0S •---- "■ S/^N’F O nD i FLO RID A =.:-jr-rr-#-----■• THURSDAY MARCH 15, 1335 M m n j m . ;■ -■ » u i - - i!. ------ ---- -n Amioetottd Prora Leased W lra Bryant Resumes Limited Campaign # ■ Tom Dobson Tells Group To Be More geallor Conscious g 300 Reservations Made For Barbecue Sponsored By Elks ^ .T . ' 9 W arren, Competing East Coast A re a Spring Training Gets Underway Spring training for the Minnea­ polis Millers gut underway in earnest yesterday with Manager Ld Stanky. the colorful exponent « of heteball outline hl» prospect's a tram through their paces at ths Sanford Memorial Baseball Sta­ dium General Manage* TV, P. “Rosy" Rian, on hand for tha inring training drills said, “this is going be a wonderful season for the “Too many rcaltori take the to Minneapolis Millers." term '‘realtor’’ for granted,” Tom Rvnn stated that the Minnea­ Dobson, chairman of the Bduca- polis Millers, thu Junior World tional Committee of the Florida Champions, will he playing in Association of Boards of Realtori, n brand new fou.’-tlenrd stadium ild a meeting of the Seminole this year The stadium, he **• ounty Board of Realtors at their plained, would sent 20,000 fans monthly meeting last night at JimIn three Hera with tho fourth Spencer's Restaurant. tier reserved for the press, radio, , t'Be more realtor conscious," he sod television coverage. Did, “ and determine that you will The General Manager's eyes do your utmost to pul to work the spaikltd as be looked o\rr an term realtor during National Real­ » rsv of b a e 's ii talent that tor Weak.’’ would make any fan head for the The speaker, a part president of baseball park to see the team In (he First District, Florida Associ­ action. ation of Realtors, a past president The first game of the exhibition of tha Gainesville Board of Real­ and practice schedule will get un­ tors, and chairman of the speak- derway at the Sanford Memorial «ra bureau of the Florida Associa­ Rmeball Stadium Sunday after­ tion of Rtaltors spok# on the sub- noon at 1:110 following a gigantic ,)tot “What It Means To Re A parade heeded hy the Seminole ■sailor." illgh School Band. The parade Reviewing tha history of thn or­ will form at the Mavfair Inn and ganisation of the National Associ­ head directly nut Mellonvllla Ave. ation of Boards of Realtors he said, at t;IS in time to get ihe game “ The National Board was created «ir rtpf| on tin,#, to accomplish what Individuals o ty Commissioner John Krlder aannot accomplish for themselves." |« ,|#te<j to pl*ch the first nail In Ha defined a “ realtor" as a per- the game between the Minneapolis ■on engaged In the real estate Millers am| Rochester, business and affiliated with the Na-» The parade Sunday afternoon, Association." tprarhraded hy th > Baseball Coin"Tha rode of ethics," eaplalned mlttee of the Seminole County Dobson, “ la the varj lifeline of our .Chamber of Commerce, la e\pert\ association.” KfA y ' T H W T 'H f to draw hundreds of spectaagreed to abide hy this code ofjtur* and fans to tha Memorial a.hlra which Is primarily a safe- Stadium for the first exhibition guard for the puhlir, he said. game of the season to he played Staling that “1 think It is Im- here, porlant during Nellonal Realtor On hsnd to watch th<- Mlllerx Week to review our code of ethics." on Hit field today -xax f erl HullDobxm expounded on Ihe appioxi- h--il, head of tho New Vorl, ja!e!y .10 articles of Die code lie G-.i'-U Faun System. included, “We mud Initiate an '''he Minneapolis Millers will Active campaign to inform the pub- pie* an M-pina exhibition srheLc what it means to be a realtor." I d* r.'uring their Spring Training The speaker was Introduced hy * ' h '»n of the game* s'ated to J. W. Hall, president nr the Semin- h# '.laved In the to al basel.ull ole County Board of Reallors. 't."l'. m Introduced at Ilia dinner meet- « *»l« leaders, bviball mihusIng of the local realtor board were: lax's, and ( !ty Official* are #xWri. Hannah Bonnet, vico-prcat- *•’*•*«•»! >" take part in th* narade dent. Flrat District, Florida As- .- i.inav afternoon |e litirt tr- "J”"! aorialion of Realtors. New Smyrna She Mayfair Inn ti Sanford £eaeh City Commissioner and ran- y '.iniial Stadium. dldate fur Ihe Volusia County Nearly 40 baseball players to„k Board of Commistloncra; Miss .’ e field this morning at SO:Gf* Gartrude Carrer, president of the in the training achedule that will New Smyrna Beach Board of Real­ put 'hem In shape fi* he 10.V5 tors; Bay Peck of DeBarv? and «#» rn In Minneapolis. The Millers 'is i 17 on the .mound Frank Griffith of Gainesville. . . . . .for rnrint; . Other members attending thcr , 'V ,1 ,n|,r' trf'V,l J V P ' , ulit In the Infield end seven In’ dinner meeting last nigh: were: Hi* outfield. Mr. and Mr*. Wilson Alexander; , .. Mr*. Joel Field; Mr. and Mr*. S. r „ L, _ C . J , t j , . i % lllghleyman; Mr. and Mrs. Os­ L .IU D tnas meer car Harrison Mr. and Mr*. Ray­ rASSELBKRRY - Tlie Dixie mond Ball: Mr. and Mr*. B. B. Precancel Stamp Club ended ided a twoCrumley; Mrs. Margaret F.dwards; day meeting Sunday at the offices Garfield Willeltat Mr. and Mrs. nf Joseph Weinier, ISO Sunnytown Howard Montelth; Cedi Waller; Rd. with 24 collectors in attend Mr. and Mrs. W. If. “ Bill" Stam­ am-e. per; Thomas Stringrr: J- Alexan­ Prcsidcnr Ren Watkins, nf Varnn. der; Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Paterson. Ga„ and secretary J. L. Jones were A. F. ePtarson Jr.; Mr. and Mr*. returned lo office for another year. H. A. Hall; Mr. and Mr*. P. Payton. and Mrs. C. P. Harkey. - Farris Bryant resumed his governnrshtp campaigning today hut on a irducc*l scale. He announced from his Ocala headquarters Iasi night that his eupportors had raised sufficient funds to keep him in Ihe race. But ha said for the present he might h.ve to limit his campaign expenditures to once a week radio and television appearances. If Mri. Jean Newsom, altraetirt “Brcniisa of the dry weather more funds rome In he said he represenlatlve of the Oil Indua# end the heavy demanda on Mon. would broaden his arlivltirs.' Information Comm|ttM« r f f i - 1'V } ' '-^41 yA.i *’• vS . dave due to family washing." m,*. M»r|on County legislator tries ••id ftui'tlt !ifwd of Snn- abruptly haltrri campaigning Mon- gave tha Sanford Klwanl* Club k -ijriiii' A c . 1 Vi ford^s -Utility : Department, -“T iie »hrn he said he ran low an member* yesterday, at their noon luncheon meeting, a peek laid Her TOM DOBSON OK GAINESVILLE ADDRESSES THK lemlnole County Board of Realtors at a meet­ Ranfoid water department pump- funds. “Magic Sultcaae.” ing of the gruup last night „t Jim Spencer's. Looking on (left to right) are: Gertrude I Karrer, piesl- jsI the highest record to data last “ I do not have enough money Mrs. Newsom, of Orlando, laid dent. New Smyrna Bearh Board of ..Realtors! Mrs, Hannah Ropnet, Vice President, First District, Monday." tn i on s millionaire's rare and I the Kiwenls Club group which Florida Association of Realtnis; Frank- C, Griffith. Gainesville; Itobsont J. TV. Hall, president of tha pump* . ,j()n l winl j,* (Aid i„ , state­ packed the Sanford Yarht Club Seminole County Board of Reallors and Mrs. C. I*. Harkajr, eeiielary. (Staff I’hotol Delia* anlr| Hint the with en overflow attendance aI , operated IR's hour* in pumping a ment, “Th* little people of Florida neerly 1M, that “Oil la very Im# total of 3,000,000 gallon* Monday, portent now because legislative F.splalnlng that th* new ete- have raised enough money for me bodies when looking for way* to v*ted tank, at th* present time to go lo the voter* nnrn a week Increase laxea, Invariably turn to with no altlluda valv*. I* usually throughout the campaign with ra­ oil and Ihelr derivative*." *l.out half full Instead of being dio and television. As she placed a suitcase boalito “They have earned my undying the speaker* aland to begin her filled tn It* maximum capacity iralilude and I cannot and will nut “ When the Idg load hit." said talk, Mr*. Ntwaom explain**! Dallas, "The Idg elorng* lank at let them down. W'c may win—or “Tlila la more nf a magical atilt* Arnold Wllllame of the San­ Mellonvlll* Ave. and Celery, went we may love. That lie* In Ihe cas* than you would raaliu .* hands of the sovereign people nf “The magic aullrase la filled ford Police Department, was of. down lo ieio." The Zoning end Tlannlng Com­ ficiatly appointed Captain today The pump* are operating rnn. Florid*. Rut we still stand hy our lo tho very brim with ell a Ml 1 mission of the City of Sanford by rolica Chief Roy G. Williams. tinuously keeping Sanford aup- convictions until th* Iasi ballot la am avtn dressed completely Ja will meet tonight at the Sanford oil,** ah* aald. The appointment ha* been explied with water, eald Dallas with counted." City Hell for their regular monlb. parted since the completion of Running through lh* man-mad* He declined to sar lest night th# along* tanka being filled to ly get together to dlsruss end examinations given to four prostheir rapacity a: night when wa­ how much money had been raised fibre* with tha ease of a rbam recommend various eoning and pecllva applicant* far th* posi­ ter consumption Is at It* lowest hut an fslim ilrd tto.ooo wai Mrs, Newsom explained Ihat.fa planning proposals. tion. .' i. ! ••nr. peak, raised la M*r|nn County alone wai made possible by ML ron, nylon, orwn,' and' arf of .. .(HU. Tnn-mirations •" romh*B*fto*| Thi afflefal ippolnUnenl. said ^ 'Ti,' iV ** c " 'Vrun.laVTi.d.' Tuesday. ’ wealhyr r Milfoid s Utility Dapk.s.oan! , , other derlvd flbrra reyoliitlnnlitd the Zoning and Planning group chiwf Williams, was made tinTwo oilier governorship randl . -....ford's Utility Dapk----„... Tomorrow, lh* Seminole High Manager, la “a drain on th* sy*. data* campaigned In the populou* Ihe dressing habile of Ilia world,” tonight will deal with Dream- l^gdletely on the recommendation she aald.’ ' > no'H Trailer Park and the south, h# c!|¥|| Service Board under School Band will gn lo th* Flor­ t#m throughout th* City." laiwer Fas: Coast area. Picking varloua and many pro* >v, . t r0rn, r nf French Ave. end whr, e Hirectinn the e»rminelions ida Bandmasters Association An­ Fuller W'arren met with groups duct* from th* magic suitcase, •J3lh St. , , , giten and glided. Other *p- nual Fourth District contest in of his supporters at his Miami 1lh# attrartiva missionary for tho De Bory CofC Will Thr. latter ouestinn gre-v out pHranls for the captain's vacancy Cocoa. Thu Is Ihe biggest event of headquait.-rs after a slumping j nil Industry explained that Up. nf il.e m im in g «r the French who t»ok th* examination were; the year for every high seined lour that rarrled him into .It North I slick, eold rrram*, cleansing \> r „ne block strip between .'Mb |,le,.tenant Jack Hickson, Sergeant hsnd in the diets id It roqulirs a Sec Film On Alaska creams, hath oil, sun tan oils, , ., , , .. at. | IKth Slirets at th# Issl ti ret- | | „ . . r || Tenth, a"d Patrolman Joe In* of work wiili rehearsals start-' , •it,, The m Di ii.. Mary Miamlmr of t rim *"d Central Florida rounllr.s. *"d thou,and* of other produrta men# will hold Ihelr monthly Sumter Uiwry worked In RrmvIng «f the ll.<aid of Snnfor.l hit) Itn kson. ins several months ago. hut, ac i hai# Ihelr beginning with oB. dinner meeting at lha Stetaon *‘'< l ,-,,u" 'v *n,, Planned a televlCommissioner*. The vacanr.v was eieated by th* cording to member* of Ihe band, it “ Even detergents eom# tn tm over|ilation WITV In Fort However, it I* expected that retirement lata last year of Cap- |< a lot of fun. They say. “ new University Cafeteria In Det.and Mo" with Ilia compliment! nf oil," ahe Wednesday evening, March 21 *| l.auderslale tonight, l-owry will the Zoning ati.l Planning group, tain Roy THII* « "• ha.! temaln- friends are made, music Is every ' make another television talk In said. “ Each woman dean* about with Mol) It.own a* chairman, will e.l open until the appointment where, and a grneral carnival 7 p. hi. 12 thousand pounds of crockery continue their study of a land todav of Arnold William*. According to the aiinniinrrnieiil Wr,‘ rjl,n n,i,l'h '"niorrow nigh: each year using detergent* mad* spirit prevails." u*e map for the City of Sanford. released today, a member of the n' ' ' r * ,’*n*m* po»ilM# hy oil," Mrs, Newsoni Williams bus lirro h'-n.li.ig Hie lonighl, at 7 o clock, the .Student jirHary Chamber of Commerce c ,,r »u,,nn Saturday night, It is understood that the protold Ihe Kiwanis Club audience, traffic «irt is it on thn Sanford f|„b w)|| feature an Inlervlew hy pnration of tho land use map Ims will show a film, wllh sound, fea­ During a stopover in Tampa yea“ Waxed paper la annlhar pro­ In th* rapacity |. „ |m Smilh with Ihe guest speak­ turing “ Fishing in Alaska " lerday, Warren said he wai well duct of the Oil Treasure Chest,” been put underway with si .idles 'Poilre * , Department . , ,, .. . , . ,. L. of patrolman er. Srtntnnlr High School Randof Il.e vaiioii* sections and Id.irks ' Reservations fnr the meeting, pleased with remit* of his toitf. she said. lie will begin Id* Hull** as Cap- ma*trr Krnest II. Cowley. Cowley sa.il lb* tnnnunremenl, must he He forecast npltmixllcall)- ha would taken one at a time and then “ Hundreds of privately owned placed into the proposed map. tain hy taking over the 4 p. ns. will describe ihe big event ana give mad* hy March 17. carry nutty of Ihe counties by a manufacturing concerns are turn# tn 12 midnight ahift and detail a few highlight* of the contest, on The completed map will facilitate heavier vote than he did in 1944. Ing out plenty of nylon In Ibid the tJ-mlnirta program over WTRR. thn planning and toning of th* Hill afternoon. country," she said, “ and wa should Warren announced appointment City as expansion continues. I'reredlng Ihe Interview. Randall Stetson, SNAAS of Graham P. Stan,limy of 81. all he thankful for It would hat Rnbhins will give the school new. T e O I T I S T o M e e t Petersburg his Pinellas County turned mil by th* government.'* Mutual Concert from Seminole High School and Literally hundred* and thou# manager. The Slrl.nn Spring Spoilt srliesand* of product* ar* made poa# G. L. Parkhurst Is Group Can Renew will also play Ihr top recording (bile Gov, Collins kept hn-> • with slate includes a golf match to be sthla fur th* modern hnmemgkap according to a SIIS poll affair* in Tallahai.xee. played at lh# Mayfair Inn Golf because of oil, Sir*. Newsom fra# Winner In Contest . Memberships Now Henry Cason 1st he host, tonight Ronald Wise of I'# Funlak M on ihr Student (Tub Pingram and ('our,# between Ihr Stetson Golf Spring, was appointed chairman phasiied, • G L. Parkhurst nf 2WI Avarosla ~ . and Ihe Sanford Naval Aux­ Tha forceful, tnlnrful. and at­ * ttinlr^ In ^,# nationPr'»',n« members nf the Scrn will Introduce the talent. He will team nf Collins' rominlllco In Waltun tractive speaker wa* Introduced iliary Air Station golf leant. vsirir McKesson and Bobbins Jingle no!{‘ hMu"'* 1 Conrert Association a!,0 present. In rnllahnralion wuh Two teams with the SNAAS gnlf County and Kdward Brinson of hy M. R. Strickland, Sanford Oil conlcst in which 91.219 entries from! renew their membership lor the ,h'1 r,lk bv R«"«lniaalcr Cowley, group are scheduled fnr lha Kitsimmr# was named chairman dealer and Kiwanlan. the Brass Sextette, one nf the rn all sections of the United States I050-S7 season before it is opened spring vorles, one played In San­ of the Osceola County committee. Captain Robert W. Jackson, •rmhles that will entrr Ihe ronlcM. were submitted. tn Ihe general public April 2, ar The Sextet:# plays Ihe “ Prelude ford the other at tho Del-and Jack Peeples of Miami was ap­ Cnmmnndlng Officer of the Ran* pointed chairman of tho ('alibis ford Naval Auxiliary Air Stgttoa Colloge Arm* rourvf. Parkhurst. an automotive en- ror,|inB ,h# Asanciatlon's pre.i to Le Alelslenne.-' Cinerr, lists his hohhlrx(av stork drnt, Francis Rouniillat. Arcniding to the trhedul# the l/qitrrsily nf Florid* Cnmmltlee ami a member of th# Sanford and tpnrts car*, lie obtained his inatihes will be played at 1:70 with day Hall, Tallahassee; Dav* Ktaanla Club, Invited the Kiwi* At Ihe,1**1 meeting of the Semi winning entry blank al Fauat’a nolo Mutual Conreit Association, | p. m. In DoMnd March 17, and Hyman, Jacksonville, and Snow nil group lo lh# Sanford Naval Martin Jr., Lakeland co-chairmen. Auxiliary Air Station Map I t In Sanford April 11. Drug Store in Sanford. held this week. Bill Fagan, repre-1 plained for a “full irate brIaAng •entstlv* nf the Alkahest Celebrity March 14 on what Is happening at* th e Bureau, nutllnrd th# offerings hy Discharge* SNAAS." lie explained all eivle ihe Alkahest organisation for next club* are being Invited during Mr*. F.mlly 11. Drur# (Sanford) year's concert series. 1that week, preceding Armed Frederick May (Chbago, III.) Mr*. Thillp Mar* wai appointed Forres Day, I.uelll* McCormick (Snn'ard) tn head the Constitution and B y-' Member* nf th# North Orlanda Lola Maa Randall (Sanford) I.aw* Committee of lh* local eon i Kin anil Club attended the Admission* cert association. K I W A N ^ t l i t e r >—\ i , club meeting her* yesterday.- *' John D. Woodruff (Hanford) The membership of th* Semi Waltar C- Horn* (Tampa) nole Mutual Concert Association Rlrtha % *’ C L U E Local Builder Will ' Is closed to preient member* un­ Baby Boy Brown (Titusville) til April I when the memberahtp March IS Open Mouse Sunday will be thrown open fnr a ilx-day Admissions membership campaign. Mr*. Shirley Second (Sanford) Kiwanians Shown 'Magic Suitcase' Filled With Oil Department Pumps 2 Million Gallons Of Water Monday | I Two Questions Face Zoning, Planning Commission Tonile Mr*. A W. Knn* Sr., president nf th* Women’s Auxiliary nf lha Sem­ inole Memorial Hosplral thii morn­ ing axpruied har appreciation fnf We approximately S00 reservation* which have hern made thus far fnr the barbecue which will be bald Saturday, March IT at tun • m. at tha Elk* Club for tho bene­ fit of tha auxiliary. • Sponsored by Ihe Elk* Club, this Is the first venture of the finance tnmmiltc# of lh# auxiliary, under Ui* chairmanship of Mr*. F. EBoumillat Sr. Memhar* of the ■axillary and th* Elka will atrve Ihe barbecue. The public Is cordially Invited In attend and reservation* may he mad* by telephoning Mr». A B. Peterson Sr., 1145-J on Friday. Mareh 1C. All member* of the • •axillary who have not reported gre requested lo fall Mrs. Tetergnn #nd let her know whether or •et they have disposed of their kata in order fnr the*# who iv< mad* adranc# raiarratton* “Rosy" Rr*», 0#n*r*1 Man •r of »k# Mfllati* i#rv*d. Rasar-aHoni will do- at 8rnfori» Mamcrla) Baoi1 II Stadium to t«' , (Staff ,t»hoto|- Williams Officially Appointed Captain Band Will Compete In Annual District Contest At Cocoa Hospital Notes For Insoection Th# first homo In be completed hy T. R. Means, local htilldar and contractor, will h# onen for In* sperlion Sunday Marrh >1 and 44. Mean, sail yesterday that IN4s n H | mnd»! home. Is !nea>d on the north side of Celery Ave. about three-quarters of a mil* East f t Mellonville Ava. Tho modol homo, stated Maapa, Is of frame construction with a*# ,( hestos aiding, hardwood floor*, lery ratio porches, tit# bath, HI# win# y j dow iltli. and completely equipped i wllh modam appliances. ; f; V. The new hnmo la a two-bedroom* sit room horn# with m aaphat roof, Urge g'.rag* and consort. Informal Meeting Of Commissioners Scheduled Tonight OrriCIALS NEAR AGREEMENT PARIS HE—'Tunisian official* said today thay are near an agree­ ment with Franco on the terms nf a Imnt declaration remgnixing The Board of Sanford City Com- Tunisia', Independence within * misiinnora are slated to meet to- treaty nf “interdapcndenca" with night In the Cnmmlaatonera Room 1France, nf Ihe Sanford City Hall at 4 A similar declaration was o'clock for what has been ex­ signed recently hy France and1 plained a* "an Informal mealing." Mnrrocco. The meeting was sel for Ihe groun at th# regular meeting JAPAN AUTHORIZED Monday night. TO PAROLE CRIMINAL* No agenda ha* been prepared TOKYO Ml—Th# United Stales for Ihe dlacuaalna lonighl. How­ ha# authorised Japan In parole ever, several Important questions eight minor war criminal* from are order discussion between the Hufaino Prison, lh# Foreign Of­ eomntls*lon*r* sad tt la «xMct*d fice announced today, Thalr retfcat they will b* Inform ally leaie will reduce the number of axambiwi and debated befcre be­ war criminal* atm held at Suganm ing thrown Into ■ regular m**<- tn 411 from a postwar kijh el toj ad to* ■Dio eantrarter and bcHdor yaatorday that lh* ovtvaB the bom* taboo hi 1401 plua (he airport. 1» la tha hundred* of artktaa ta k « I w l i Club Ftotorday Dm * u — *■— • �>t v • ' amin fS a r-- R If (VCflttN MAORI fO miftyi u*#t> Mtry rwooeuAPS OOTOEVOUR wAi-lET, x-I WAR J pmktim L you cm rrw w s m a y am j rV w l _____ osA—o.f■ __ - - <r <1 J 'jm Wb Jfc jC 1 , lono ewouCM to S KNOW BETTER / (JOr OPOSPS 70 *M*JO AM /'raAO r oT toc* wrrn rm m s PRISON**/ A LO NE P A N O e * A S - 'B f lP otton May Give U. S. Headache 1M ftber to deep is polatick in da U t t a r , n eeeae aMut io M m ea uuem tienei squabble w e prMa wer. UMtf SHI f e ta I* sell Hu mrMS r t h s i ebroad it th* world Ms. At Rrsi ftence tbit would •ft Mir eMotf/atee this *ounv hi recast year* ftai lost most I ft* Me* domuuit peiltIM.in is wsM market beebase lie price tame ftlftar then the world Me.IksUblted Steles could «st left Is Hse market by esllins at K» A* ethers *si. Ik* nib comes In thill much f the world msrketi lost White I® 4, miwb wee belni priced • hove werid prices were won by Me any nittons, end particularly fty eom* the united states is nnw ' •tflfttiouely wootnt. Jittt at the American cotton * T H « s r m i l l be Manned if washletaft mmuiwm it would dump lu bull surplus at lovirtintent •WiM MHfta m lh» dOmlltle ■liftet, a* these nationa are pro•ereeuag tk« proposal to offer this M nitti o* the world market *t MM* I*w«r As* that* supported I f j M H R i s I pelley at beme, Unrle lam '* problem la rial MlAuth. He has stacked up In his warehouses some it million bales Of cotton. Ht experts that to rise to 14 million hilei by next Auiust, the time Asrleullure Secretary Hanson has set (or hit drive to double U S. cottnn exports. ColtOn Is the hit drat on farm exports now. From July to Jan­ uary this country shipped abroad M per cent leu cotton than in Ute urn* levin-moftih period in the previous fiscal year. Simon hopes to sell five million biles ebroad by lowering the price to what other nitiorte Ire lettlnf. This would he almost double whit wes shipped list year but still only shout hslf whet was exported In the heyday of U.S. cotton exportlni history. other nitiorte with Cotton to sell won't welcome this five-millionbile competition. Even more they'll feer the it or H million belli that could be dumped. Right now U.S. foretin policy is entiniiid with the troubled Middle East. in ihit a fie roirtn exportinf countries Include 'E|ypt, FeklltSO, c r u c ia l FXPf.sei! Syria tno Tlfkey t r ell of w|om B R O C K TO N , Mess. ( A h - A «B- Ihi United Slates would like oa yeer-oid men appearing before its side. Mexico. Bretil end Peru IM s trln Court J u d fe Anthony also export eolton. K upke wanted tn XO to the Itr ld tH w a te r flu te Farm fo r an alcoholism cure, the lin n way — or not at e ll. I I , told .tm ti* Kupke he paid e Sinn lest fa ir tn tr a w l from Chirope* F e ll* to O rldfSw ater, where hs wes re ­ fused admittance tn the s U U farm , * correctional Institution. _ He appealed to RrMgewaiee Folic* Chief Fleer Shew who lock­ ed him up fo r drunkenness. Judy* Kupke s treed he merited * cure tn d e in lin e id M m tn three months a t the fern. B u t the men prnusted. “ 1 don’t wertl m thle w ny," he la id — but he did. MALKNROV ON TOUR MOSCOW on—0*or|l Malen­ kov left by plane (or Britain today In lour Rrlllih power all* Horn, it U the /ormar Soviet Premier's first trip lo the Western world. Sine* ha railinad the premier­ ship la February lttf, Malenkov has been a deputy premier and minister of Soviet power stations. A THAWJCS flOW^ f A3ic»aMCove* I V ?pQ eA T 9/ ir was MV JDfiA f\m sr)\ [ 7 \?i 0*3wei evsAV J Vs^NKSHf/ j y ^Jk YOU CAN WIN BOTH Get that big car foe), get behind the wheel ■»«•» Thrill to beauty, power, safe performance, too (ja When your drive Is done, you'll wnnt to order one DKMOfl GOING AFTER ABflRNTKF. VOTE WASHINGTON </tV-n*mocratl slid today (hey are ftOirts after the abiente* vote, especially tn the armed services. They estimate the potential ab­ sentee vote at around three mil­ lion in tha armed services and among federal civil servant* and their families. Democratic Natlnnsl chairman raul M. Butler announced the se­ lection nf Rip. McCormack ftMass., House majority leader, to direct an abuniee voters' drive. of the Cheviot you sss Olnsh Short modeling . . , a new Corvette and a Bel Air 4*Door Sedan,. . . by answering.* few easy question! and supplying the best lest line to a chorus of " S « the U.S.A. in your Chevrolet’' . , . at leftl at all the Chevies being given away/ CORVETTES new Chevrolets for the Bel Air 4 -DocrSmfMi Kiddie Corvettes Our Annuo! Mailowoy Edition............. Pltoie Bring Thom In Early, So A i Not Bo Disappointed. PRICES IBS prim in allt Hero’s your chtoc* to owr two new model* of America’* ho ttest, happiest c a r—for free I Come on in and we'll give you t o official eon tee fe form. Than, we'll forward your entry to the Judges. The eon test close* April 14— and the earlier you enter, the morw Mince* you have to wid, So, stop !■ soon! �;;■/\ .-.‘H s li i. Baptist Circle Meetings *1 BY SANDRA HERR Herald Society Editor 1 went to Rome Tutadny ni|ht! Not only did i go to Rom* but, 1 waa a guait at a Roman ban* quat with a ilava of a y own. Well maybe I am axafgcrating a litlfo but tha ilmozphere waa an realistic and tha coatumea along with the order of the feast* to authentic 1 might as well have been In Roma. The Latin Classes of Nr*. Boyd Coleman want all out for Ihtir annual Roman Banquet which takas place In the school gym at a chosen Uma. Held Ihia year al f p.m. Tues­ day night tha feast may be pro­ claimed “one of (ha hiu**t *od bait.'* Tha titudents did a wonderful Job of transforming The huge room Into a Roman banquet hall complete with gardens, "almost" marble columns and of course the reclining tables which in modern language spells "solid comfort." Those ole Romsn* wern't so dumb. Tit fact I liked the Idea tjiat I could eat In a reclining position with a slave nearby lu "prop" a pillow Into the right ■pot. To my right and left were bulging baskets and bowl*, of frolt: ;mbifd.-vgyif|lf». th a tabid* were plarrd, about fight inchaa from the floor, In a •U" ibapa with the center left open for the entertainment. At the front and was a fountain sur rounded by blooming azalras and In the renter of th* pool grew a largo flowering hush overhung by a large tropical plant. Tale blue vases war* placed In and among the rocks which banked the fountain, from niches and corners grew coot ferns and waving palms formed a back­ ground across the hark. Across tha top of the wall was hung a •rarlet hsnner flanked by blankets of fern. Tall columns, encircled with fern and gaily enlored Towers stood In their place* surrounded at the bases filled with "Roman" plants. More fern and baskets of flowers, which filled the air with h perfumed scent, transformed the room Inlo a complete ban­ quet hall. The reclining tables were over­ laid wilb spotless white cloths amt tall burning whttn tapers, lighted he the various slaves, were placed at Inlarvali between lilver bowls of fruit. The head tahle, at. which wa* anted tha "great" Julio* Teasar, Al Collini, was overlaid with a while linen cloth edged hy an orange border Five branched eindelihra of carved allver bore burning white taper*. The renter of tha table held a gigantic sli­ ver fruit howl loaded wilh deep purple grapes, oranges, bananas and other Iropiral -fruit. Palm* and various shrubs war* placed at the bark, .Sealed al the head of the tahle with Ceasar were Dick Rmintrre. Apollo; Shirley Morgan, Aurora; and Linda Kanner, Calpurnla. Tite latter wnra a pale lavender gown wilh ropea of pearls and other Jewelry In her hair and round her wrist*. Aurora wa* gowned In a yellow and white creation alio keeping with the Reman style of using pearls In (he hair. Ceaaar wa* regal in his rube of purple and whita while Apollo chose yellow. Hera and there gladiators alrol led through tbe "*qu*ra" with uniforms of yallow, green and black oilcloth. Each Second Year student and honored guest (ahem) wi* given a slave who In turn placed a wreath o( flower* and greenery on their heads. A command was obeyed Instantly. Tha menu consisted of an ap­ petizer Including everything. from eggs to apples with a wine mix­ ture supplied to "wesh It down.' Barbecue pork, Porclna Excel lens, came next along with caull flower and bran*. This wa* fol lowed by a delicious refreshment course of cherry pie, fruit, bread and butter. A dutiful slave, of course, brought Ihe finger bowl around. All thlz'was ealrn. you see, with Ihe fingers. (What A Life!) Taking part In the entertain­ ment whlrh ronsisred of every thing from singing love song* to a battle wilh the loser bringing "thumb* down" were Henry Rus­ al, Wanda (illhefl, Jn Bronson. Carla Newberry, Suzanne Kend­ rick, Lynne Horton, Jana Willi­ ams, Brenda Eliott, Marion Crim, Tommy William, Jo Bronson, nichard Sykes, Rary Raker, Wil­ lis Ozler, Charmlon Miller, I-eo Turner, Angrln Compain. Clifford McKtbbin, Jimmy Jackson, Edith Hanmn, Jimmy Foltz. Believe It nr not we ended In singing "Auld Lang Syne," In Latin, what else? * Mrs. V. Greene ~ Presents Story Of Jacob, Esau E. M. Wives Club Fashion Show Is Slated Tomorrow TH E SANFORD HI T hun. Mar. IS, 195ft S t Marks Chop) pt«r The regular monthly meeting Has Regular K The WMU of the First Baptist of Circle No. Two, First PresbyChurch held Id monthly program terien Church, was held on Mon In A. L .l e e Ha meeting In the chapel Monday St, Mark* Chapter of day afternoon at tho horn* of with Circle No. A in chars*. Mr* Mr,, It. C. Maxwell. JOH Mag- Cross Chinch met with Mra, AL „ J. Bratley Odham v.i* leader. 1fi* * a i.. *. — «•_... ._ - _' t India Avenue, with Mrs, J. ..Brett. f,..J D'*d ILeu Monday' 'hYSJ• .nut' The loplc for the event wa* "Rod as ro-hiiite«s. Eighteen members *,°'1 opening with a prayer/ Rave America" which wa» preTim regular business Wpettng were present. tented in fPag*«nt) form. wa* opened with a report al tit Ml#* 7-ct* Davidson. Chairman The aeaalon opened with Mrs. nf World Mission* in the Circle, auxiliary hnaril session Whirl John E. Tox, giving (he devotionhusliiaM Rove an Interesting talk follow­ present eil imnottsn: el and Mr*. J. A. SUinga leading for dlscttsslm. This wis give! ed hy an "earneat" prayer for the prayer. tha mlsslonattea In foreign field*. hy Mr*. Harry Cushing, menu Taking part In the program She stressed the great need for her of the nomlneUng coijnjiltUI were Mr*. Odham. Mr*. W. P. mmm mora missionaries, ami tha Im­ of the auxtliaiy Brook* Jr., America; Mr*. E A. portance of training mir yunng March 21 will ha ohiittffjf hj Covington. Home Minion*; Mr*. tho women of the hur(ji al people toward that goal. Clyde Humphrey, Peril; Mr*. •Quiet Day". rnlldurted hy. Fr, Mr*. Vidor Greene presented Forrest Breckenrldge, WMU; Ihe Rlhlira! story of Jacob and Zimmerman, The IHn.-og^. nm. Mr*. Richard Galloway, soloist; mention has h,,' hernn mov* omvr4*wfrnra Esau, In which Jacob turns from V nU,,n !>"■ Mr*. Willie Pippin, planlat. April to May 22-21 and «, the life nf a notorious schemer Mr*. A. J. Peterion rioted the held in SaraanU, Jl:~ to ■ devout servant of God. affair with a prayer. The circle Mist Lol' Rank* led Ihe rircle The host*** nerved t*J^ and reports are ee follow*. cake lo the members preaaat. In "Let** Talk About." CIRCLE NQ. ONR The miisloairy meeting of Cir­ kvkyT pla n n i The Circle will pay a visit to cle No. One opened with a prayer Sunday achnol students' the County Home on Tuesday, for Ihe 111 circle member* and March 'JO, vvliera Sirs, Reck will Brevard Jewish Broiherhe that the group "becoma mora play ptauo and oilier* with her Melbourne ar« planning gg. all­ will alog, Including Mis* Bessie day outing al Kanlandn JHtringt mission minded." Long. , Mrs. Minnie Kratzari presided April 21), according to. jvlarh over Ihe aeaalon at which lime After Ihe meeting, the hostess­ Brener, rhalrmait of tha arrange* Ihe devotional waa given by Mr*. ^ 'flS w dtSii.* 'SfitU tr i- es served delightful refieshmenta nventa committee. Rudd using si Her topic "Let No assisted by Mr*. David Caldwell. MISS DWANNA COLVIN Man Despise Thy Youth." Minu­ I'irscul were: Miss |,ni and Mis* Bessie Long, Mr*.’ I> ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ te* from Ihe last meeting were Miss Nrlln Banks, Mr*, Ralph Meeds, Mr*. A. B. Walla**,JJMro given by Mr».v Brllt who alto Lenbar.l. of Drllary; il*o Mis* Blanche Westmoreland. Mr«. W, read a letter concerning a child Alberta Boyer, Mrs. R. \. Smith, B. Zachary, Mr*. Caldwell,'Mra the circle adopted. Friends nf Mr*, J. M. Rl Inert- Mr*. C. It. Dawson, Mr* May ttiwne, Mr*, tu-1, Mlia David* Mrs. Murray, stewardship chair pher will lie glad tn team that Dlekrni, Mra. W. D. Hoffman, son and Mr*. Maxwell. i man, said that a "true Christian" she has returned to her h o m e must enjoy Chrlstlanlly and be apenllnr two weeks in ih« Mr. ani( Mr*. T. Uotvi}| ■n* I Sm|,h. sun of Mra. Frank Lea- after Florida Sanitarium and Hospital willing to sacrifice lor II. Our nouttre the •sigrurtnenl of their therwnod. In Orlando where ah* underwent devotion tn Christ's cau»# Is daughter, Dwnnna to Hotihy Miss Colvin I a senior at Sem­ measured hy our willing In inole High School coming here sacrifice and HI* achcdule of Misi Grace Marie Stlneclpher from Tenne**ee. values. All we are, all wr do, Undo. IrY te O 't e ^ O nf Marvilla Cnllege spent last CIRCLE NO. FOUR Mr. Smith graduat'd , from all we love and all we acquire I* weekend as tha gueal nf Miss Mr*, M. N. Cleveland, chair­ Lowell High School |n North Car* the demand of true stewardship." Mr*. Simntnnv, visitor was wel- man. presided over the Meeting ollnn end Is presently employed Mlldre'd Volhedln In Ashville, N. C. . ) enmed. A linen shower for Ihe of the Circle No. Four which me I by Western Union. In Ihe chapel of the Educational Children's Hume wa* rnllertrd Complete wedding plan* will Mr and Mr*. C. N. Shaffar and and will be tent after Ihe next building. Tho group opened tbe he amiiiunrril at a later djt*. snn, Charles Allen have returnnl program hy singing a hjmn. meeting Imme tn Cnlumhu* Ohio after J. n. Fields led the mem­ •ludy book "The Trlhe* Co Up." spending the past week with Mr*. CIRCLE NO. TWO Circle No. Two met in the bers In an opening prayer and Mrs. B. A. Reck told of (he Rhaffer’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. church for a regular meeting Mra. Cleveland a*ked Ihe group Children1* Home need m Lake Phillip J. Allen, l i t Holy Avr. with Mr*. B. C. Moore, chairman, to repeal the WMU Watchword, land and Mrs. J. M, Move cloved railing the session to nrrfrr. The letters of apprrriatinn were read Ihe session wilh a prayer. If you've found you save money opening prayer was given hy from Jo Ann Hrarld arid Mr*. I’. Those present were Mrs. John and marketing slept hy planning Mrs. Selman and Mrs. A. J. !>t- Colic* fur Ihe gifts sent to them D. Abrahams, Mr*. J. A. Cunning your menui for a week or several er*nn led a devotional on ihe by the circle. Mr*. Cleveland ro- ham, Mr*. It. A. Berk, Mr*. days in advance, try doing so when j minded th* members again of France* llnlz. Mr*, ft F. Cooper. you're hungry *o your appetite theme. "What Of It." ftmitine business, consisting nf Ihe Importance nf villtlng. , Mrs J. M. Moye, Mrs, (I. It. will help you! taking records, minutes, com­ Mrs. B. C. Cowan Jr. reported Drake, Mrs. A. I,. Thomas, Mr*. munity mission plans and yming to the circle that bouquet* of W. I,. Vance, and Mra. Willie H Ihe hlstnry nf Carver School nf peoples reports waa given. flower* were takrn In Udica on Pippin. Missions, and tlinwed pictures of Mr*. Fred Myera gave a talk Ihe remembrance lists Instead th* three Florida girl* enrolled CIRCLE NO. MIX on stewardship, "Riving Is Not nf the usual sending nf cards. Circle No. Six met In the Home in Ihe school. Mr*. W. P. Brook* Enough." Mr*. If. H. Marlin, Mra. C. C. MrManna gave an In- Maker'* Classroom opening wilh Jr. told how Baptist sludenli MESHES: million study chairman, railed splratlnnat devotional and Mr* a prayer hy the chairman, Mra. carry on mission work in Brazil. attention tn tha various maga­ Sam Aired offered a prayer fur Clyde Humphrey. Mrs. John E. Fox gave ■ stew­ • BUJK • TAN • BLACK • WH1TB zine*. "Homa Mission* Maga­ Ihe missions. A new member. Mrs. Arthur ardship talk nn "Our Possession) zine. ‘1 Rhe asked member* to read Minute*' fhr the- 1**1 session Harris and a vlsilor, Mr*. Tony and How ThrV Affect Dnr Lives." • ALSO BLACK PATENT Ihe entries eonrernlng the mil­ wer, read hy Mrf. K. C. Harper, Pllrhforvl, were welcomed by her. Mrs. Brooks dUmtised the session lions and to think about them. Mr*. Brailey odium read the with prayer. and Ireim rrr, Mrs. Cowan, gavr Thoie present were Mrs Moure. her report. Mrs. Martha Marshall minute* nf Ihe last meeting and Those preient weie Mr*. Hum­ Mrs. Myera, Mr*. R II. Dann, gave Ihe stewardship Ifisnn from gave the treasurer1* report, Mrs phrey, Mr Brooks, Mr». Turner Mrs. H If. Martin, Mrs. Ken the Itnnk, "This World's Goods." Brook* told nf ilu visit to the l^ulge, lira. Odham, Mrs A Webb. Mrs. J. Newly, Mrs M. S Harris. Mr*. J. F. Lewis. Mrs The circle community missions county Hum* in February. 'WHerg qiinllly U lit«bfr lh«n prlrg’* N»l«on, Mrs R S Seim in, Mrs work for ftir> month Is Foster Plans were made in visit the A J Walker, Mrs. Ben Burke, C L Park. Mrs M II Wade. Prsvcr Meeting and Mrs. Cleve shUt-ln* on Remembrance IJet Mrs T Pitchford, Mrs, J. A. Mrs till] Stansel, Mrs r t. land urgrd members tn attend No- One Mrs. J. A Strange told Strange and Mrs Fox. Ilewson. Mrs, E H. Lumlqutsl. and bring a visitor. Mrs. Harold Mrs. W. r. Rnmhley, Mrs. Peter Magalio was urlrnmed a* a Vial son end Mr*. Oracle Rishnp. lor. CIRCLE NO. THREE H I M C O M tS The meeting was closed bv Clrela No. Three met in the prayer. T H K .. Oleaners Class room with Mrs Tims* present *w*re Mr*. War R L. Johnson presiding. per, Mrs. Ed Cowan Jr.. Mr*. II Report* were taken by th* eir N. Sa.ver -Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, rle and Mis* Gardiner gas* a Mr*. Sam D. Aired. Mr*. McMan devotional using as her Ihemc us, Mrs. Martha Marshall, Mrs "Let No Man Despise Thy Youth." J. B. Field, Mr*. Jndrr Cameron. Mr*. Cordell gave the steward­ Mr*. France* Sllne, Mrs. W. M ship lesson using "Rrar* of Carroll, Mr*. S G. Wilks, MrStewardship or Living By Riving" J. H Triiltirk. Mrs. H. E. Melt a* her topic. and Mr*. Harold Magahn. Mri, Voile Williams reported en CIRCLE NO. FIVE (ha assigned work for Ihe month, Clrela No. Fiva mel wilh Mrs vlillatton. The circle voted to Rea Newsome as chairman. Mrs In nary, whit# and rolera. Kira help a needy child al Easier In Franree Bolz gave Ihe devotional •eld-linn nf Panama and straw (he form nf a love gift. on tha Rood Samaritan. Mr* hat* tn rhnnt* from, fiee lit Thus* present wer* Mr* W. D Drake made the serrelary repnti and pick out your Easter bon­ Gardiner, - Mrs. R. L. Johnson and Mr* Thomas gave a review net Mrs. Williams, Mrs. B. r. Mc­ on the Young People's work. $ 5.98 — $ 10.50 Whorter. Mrs Denver Cordell, Mrs. Abraham* gave a repot: Mrs. Robert Williams, Mr*. J. L. on Ihe mission atudy In the circle Jarkton, Mr*. W. C. Lynn. Mrs. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas gave an Kenneth Berg and aon from Or- ime^eatlng report on Ihe mlnum Step Into Easter with a nelr of Bv Jonathan I^igen. M‘*-v ,fo. our latest styled ihoei, A shot del, Nelly Don, Peg Palmers to fit every foot . , , end w* hava LO N G SLEEV E Teen Timer, Site* 7-lh, 10-2U, a large variety of styles, In al)2lx * 24tk, Sheath, full skirt­ most every rotor. ed, and many other styled diette* for you to pick your $10.95 — $11.95 Easter dres* from. Fashlnns Including casual, for­ mal, aport, children's, tub-teen* and maternity will be featured *tt the E. M, Wives Club's Fe»h(on Show to be held tnimuftW at 10 a.m tn the Ril* Theatre. Orthlde donated hy Mr*. Klrtley will be riven tn the g-.ieri* and door prizes will he drawn for. Th* Hollywood Shop will ehow fashion* modeled hy Me*. Willi, am Stepper, Mr*. Elliott Fenwick, Mr*. Jo Hlghe*, Mrs. C. Eacleton, Mr* John Brown, Mr*. William Foster, Sire. James Al­ len, Sir*. Frank Drama, Mr*. Lloyd Ricker, Mr*. Jason Gold­ man. Mrs. Philip Rnsinl, Cathy William*, Rarbara Foster, Sue Gibson, Gerl and Cena Wheatland and Jean and June O'Con­ ner. f During the Intermission enter­ tainment wfH ha provided hy th* Diixhury School or Dance. Tha ataga decorating will he under th* supervision nf Mri. Fred Ran**. Tickets may lie ohtatned al the base, or from any member and will be told at the door. (pnAAonah D w a h n a Colvin , Bobby Smith Reveal Engagement Today 72-95 IVEY'S W H IT E SILK BROAD­ CLOTH BLOUSE with a aktrt of worsted flinnal In dark "Pip­ ing Rock" gray la from 8. If. Wrag gea c o l l e c t i o n . The wrapped collar of th* blouse, tike th* cuff*. 1* pleated In fold*, and the ekirt knife-pleat­ ed all (round. Smart for dessroom or busmen* nffir* or In­ formal date*. Good for early spring loo. .H A T S SHOES DRESSES SPORT SHIRT SU PS C O N T IN U ES Tanorad and D rsisy, ju st right for E a ita r and sftar. Ifm \ IV# will hgvg g nle« gglectlon of L oni Slegvg Sport Shlrtg'in plgid* tn d solid colon in i Iz m gmali, medium and I s rft. R e d u c e d as fo llo w s : Wer# Now Nylon, eottnn 4 daeren blend*. Tailored or trimmed with th* breath of Spring, iu it right to wear under your Easter dress. • u s e nun LAYAWAT $3.98 — $7.98 P A N T IES Finer *r t*Herod, white ar talon. Com* In and see Mien W ay. $.79 - $2.98 • J t i r y Gildtn • Gaorgt Haaa • Nantuckal N atural BLOUSES L’Jtdeui hleuiaa for E aittr wearing, tattona, daersaa, aylont, (eft paatalt, plalda and print*. .................................. $5.98 — $22.98 E n ter outfit* f*r tli* tntlr* family . . , Whether y*u Ilka real frilly clothei or Just plain amart tailored thing* to wear . , wa hava the ityl*. color 4 •it* to fit you. St* n* today and aolvo your Easter eloihti problem. j 1 �FERMENT Business Has Had Parallel Boom ■g 8AM DAWSON NEW YORK tlu-The buiineis bjom has had Us parallel boom In lb* number of pcrioni to bug and bold atx k la leadlni corpora­ tion*. ... The. roll nt stxxbalders h il grown imartlg thl» last gear on man: a blue chip company's hooka. It la itriktnilg higher than 1' gear# ago — In tome Imtancai mart than double — a concrete alga of tha revival A pubUe In­ terest la Ibe stock ma-ket since tha war. The total of parsons nwnlng common stock Is now estimated af at least tight million, a gain of III million tinea the Brookings Insti­ tution made a survey In 1932 for tha New York Stoek Exchange. Tha bull market In stocki has had much to do with this. So has tha record number of itock spills —soma 1M last gear alone — plus ming declarations of stock dlvi I p r e j r a - ' t t __ f t _ ,j ^ .tI )} wa* i n p . • tin * when, If • church _ waa prupoaad to 6d built, tumadiw rem ark, "goodness me, lin 't th a town . of churchai now?" B ut th a t Isn 't th a ease any m oral illy a v try eommunlty, 1st atone i, la watching tha construction of of yarioua and many danomlna* ,j* and faithn. And th a jranaral rem ark th a t you will , “ Im’t It wonderful to aea another t b tm fn our city?" turnabout, even though we're In n a re ,, w ith feat tranaportatlon. . of twoaa of entartal»<mewt. jrwrl and e r e r r a d ra n tafa to tako th a itoer alaawhara. Hi thou ah there are ehupehe* being o th ers' mmnnAed and at01 othera i* aA tfttoni of redone aorta, church i l l tiro literally "huratln* a t th eir * mrary Sunday, and many tlmea aa „ aa th e church doom ara opanad. It's a n o d a l n , wa aay. However, daaplta tha thronge th a t ara if tha church their home when tha __ Jty perm its, on Sunday mornlnga Sunday Schools are In progress a,id I* starting, one will aea automobiles w ith Children, picnic basket*, and lathed folks headed for baachea . other points of interest. Lawns are cut, boats repaired, dutomo* overhauled, end other chores being _____ when th a t person and tha ehlldshould be on the way to churches and ittiy schools. ' a a m atter of fact, churches snd their Jnea and prsschtngs are playing a big In kseplng folks Wel-hemled In these of near hysteria over " g e ttin g away ... It all" fo r tha weekend. Churches are a good sign In a growing, groaperoua, anil ambitious community. With l u r c h e s form ing an Integral p a rt of tha •im m unity's Ufa on# will resdllv know th a t • stable eltlsenry la behind the governing th a t city e r town. grow, as w# prosper, as wa gain ___ I value th a t la becoming to a com­ m unity, th ar* will be additional churches ■- '-* gar* o f th a aver-lnereaalnf desire to ■heuld, and commune w ith God House. , There*! a reassurance, th a t aa w# become v W ''i Th» Sanford Herald Thursday, March IS, 1056 TODAY'S B1BI.R YERHB ' Than tha children of Israel did put away Baalim and A ahtaroth, and served the Lord •ply.—T Samuel T:4- more and more alncera In our worahlp, wa wiii become more and more sincere h r me duties th a t each citizen m utt perform in playing his or her p a rt In the wcommunity’a • * • National Realtor Weak It m ight be a b it lata to mention—but because of the Importance we feel th a t it's better late than not to mention It a t alt. This Is National Realtor Week around the nation. An organization founded In 1008 In Chicago, III, has now spread throughout the 48 states. From the meagre beginning with representatives from 20 real estate boards out of 45 eulstlng boards in the nation the ggpup has expanded to over, 1800 boards representing more than 60,000 men Interest­ ed in the selling of real aatate for tha betterm ent of his or her community. The National Association of Boards of Realtors was founded on tha principle of accomplishing w hat the Individual could not accomplish for himself. Through this principle the National Association of Boards of R cslton, divided Into State Boards, accomplished three im­ portant steps. F irst they created unity, se­ condly, the compllg'Jon of basic information needed by realtors throughout the country; snd lastly, a basic code of ethica on which the realtor could lean. Mora publicity and attention la being given to the realtor and his baslo epde of ethics during this im portant week of the year to bring to tha forafront the person who devotes himself or herself to a profes­ sion th a t Is so very Important to the econ­ omy of the community, the State and the nation. I t Is w ith pride th a t wa point to th# realtors during thehr week set aside for national attention. • • At this time of th# year, no doubt, you will see photographers taking plcturea of various and many point* of Interest around Sanford and Seminole County. Telephone calls era being made to the many organizations and people for Informa­ tion concerning one of th# historical com­ munities of tha State. And ah of It Is being done to ready The Snnford H erald's Tourist or Mall-Away edition th a t la expected to be published In the near future. Orders are boing taken fur copies to be mailed, no doubt, to every State in the na­ tion and to many countries around the world. This year's edition Is expected to bs the finest ever published in Sanford. We, as well as our renders, are looking forward to making the Mall-Away edition a subject of widespread approval. If you’re expecting to send a copy to friends, relatives, or acquaintances anywhere it's bent to place your order early, •N E W ... ORIGINAL deads. On tap af this, tha nation’* cor. Director Said Dealer Of Suspense By IAL BOYLE NEW YUKK up—t’arhapi na on* but Alfrsd Hitchcock would dream of using the ston* nostril of a monument to President Teddy Roosevelt a* a film setting. But the chubby mailer of sus­ pense like* to ferret out odd lo­ cales. "I'd Ilk* to mabo a really great spy chas* against aa Amtrieaa background," ho remarked. "Geagraphy I* vary Important la plc­ turea of thla kind and tbla eontlaaat la full of wondarful sattlnga." "A* I so# it. tho plcturo should start In Naw York City, and move Jn a northwesterly direction." He finished forking down his luncheon fish—ho has dropped his --------------------- B y B I N N I T T C I R P ----------------------- T HE NEW REGIME In tho Kromlln hit upon th* notion ol apndlng throe ae# reporter* to tho USA ao that they might tall all th* comrade* how much batter thing* war* In Moscow than, tat ut aay, Minneapolis, ____ and why Khakov had Kanlucky lashed to the m eat 4 $ A C y J P I f r Uafortuaataty, two of tha 7 JouruaUate fall aa In leva with r s A America they aouldn't hide jw'V ' aS* tW thalr feellnga la th* atone* they 1 aent in. On*, of court#, waa N w vJt • i * / Mat to th* salt mints of It1m . O T , __f berta, tha olhsr to rot la a ^O H PM K . dungeon vile. Number Three, howsvtr, managed a series af articles that deplctad America ^ hi ' l l as tha moet horrible place thla W J lj aide of Hadea The authorities, WW pleased, conferred upon him tho hm -J P famoua Double erase of tho ■ovists and asked him to claim hla own reward. "I have but one thing to aak,Mbegged the writer, lean streaming down hla cheeks. "lend ma back to Minneapolis." * PC RCHARE HELICOPTER* PARIS utt—Henri La force t. French air fore* minister, told th* National Assembly's Defense Committee today the government Intends to purehas# a number af helicoperi In Ih# Unltad States for use against rebels la North Africa. R « weight from 200 pounds down to tie—lit a loag elgar, and began writing hi* acrlpt out loud. "It aould bagln la tho United Nations. Gromyko Is making a speech. The Peruvian delegate who hna been doodling on a place of paper, auddenly slump* forward a* if as'eep. "A hand raachds out and whip* away th* paper. Gromyko throatana tb walk out If th* delagata* don't pay more attention. But the Peruvian delagata doesn't look up. Ho Is dead—murdered. "Tho next icon* shift* to tho Mount, Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota. A fugitive la biding la the nostril of Teddy Roosevelt, and another chap la eliding down Try and Stop Me • Place Orders For Mail-Away porationa sold JV4 billion dollar) war gear whan Industry was re­ of new common slock last year adjusting from a war to a paaca to tha public, th* Securities And economy. Tb* total* Include dupj. Exchange Commissions reports. cations, of eours*. aineo many The Naw York Stock Exchange stockholder* own ahara* la more publishes today Ip tha March Issue Utah on* of tha II. of Toe A«wir.u£c a Ut)le of 12, —i- ,B 'Telephono A Tele­ companies with some of tha na­ graph la tha moat widely ownad tion's largast stockholder lists. corporation, both now and than. Their average gain In numbers last year was T par cent and In It report* 1.40#,000 aharo owner*, a gala of lot par cant In 10 geara. yearr 44 par cant. Tha It, combined, now have General Motor* 1* xcond with 4,341,221 share awnara, compared •37,131 now, a 23-2 par cant In­ with ,1 i, Ml In IMS, the first post­ crease sine* tha war. the nose trying tu reach him. "Then we move lo aa, ex pensive hotel In Banff, Canada, to get In a UlUe high life. Thera should be s couple of other big scenes along th* way (you need about six), but thef Inal icen* should ba at Point Barrow la Alaaka. "It will b* highly dremeMe.. . two people.. .tiny dot* In the end­ less snow . .moving toward tha climax." Th* director, a former scenario wrltar, likes to relax by Imagining fresh plots for film* h* may navar make. Hlfcheock has completed be tween 45 and 50 pictures since making hla first one In Germany In 1925. "I started aa a boy director— and I’m still | boy illrector," hr said, grlnlnf cherubically. "All but a doten of my pictures have made money. I auppoae they have cost about 35 to 40 million." dollars altogether, but they've brought In well over too million." He keeps expenses down by plot­ ting every scene thoroughly before e single camera turns. At 54 he is one of perhaps a jiilf doten living director* whose mere name on a film hia a real boxofflce value. "People don't mind unhappy end­ ing) on TV—because they don’t psy to see It," he said, drily. "But when people have to hire a baby litter so they can go to a movie or play, they won't itiml for anything hut a happy adding." Hitchcock long has been typed as a merchant of suspense and has no desire to break away from this field. "You have to make the audience suffer" he said. "Everybody has fear In him. People enjoy dinger when they have the lubcomcioui realisation that It ia only tempo­ rary." E A STE ft-W ISE I tH . SUITS De you enjoy the "brand-new" look of Sprint! Well we're looking new. too with our sprint line of Curie* Curia* Salta! Suite! This finely talloreJ suit eult le of dacron end wool A b‘,*M m ell Meek, Aleo Also ■ |l|h t cotore. > John C. Roberts Shoes Rv freed man-Shelby, al! leather, right for I n t e r and after. 9.95 - 16.95 John 6. Slelson Hats * X __ CLOTHES * Genuine Panama th* perfaet topptnf for Eaiter and all Spring and Summer, .... k 6.95 B. f . PURCELL CO SANFORD — ORLANDO Underneath It A ll ..................... WARNER’S B R A S Th* levallaat Mm# af tb* year, with fashions tn match! And undameath It alt, Warner Brea to fit avary costume, every spring activity. Here's a Werner Bra wardrobe, sa lean In leading faihion mageslnei, t« kelp yon look your beet, *n every occaelon, * < LAST DAY Come Next Sprint A . Lon r-line Merry Widow tn summery white aotton er embroidered nylon with nylon muquteelta tuff*. h » Hut V i k t H u ’j j n L Cotton ..................... i SH IR T j 10.00 Nylon .wi^ ii. ii. iih. . hi. ii. ..« 19.30 Padded .................. .... 15.00 SMS ease as ^TRUNKS STARTS FRIDAY 2 BIG HITS! Whether r w ’re I I fngenn# er net, a Itttl# nwmMtn, help* Rlth thou new. line#—light undarhuat wiring leave* run i t liberty all the time—and holds yon up to a prsttv perform* ante after countlaae audslng*. No. lost itraple,, in white •nip. A A ■ eupa. No 1041, with straps, PERFUMED tiYHMtf an *kt •v p u rita n r. M)Wim * hUDETTE COB! ita« paiUm la aala far 17.91 and $10. Shirt* may ba as • qwrtahlrt If yoa Ilka. Tha trunk* are In boxer v stylo hi abort and medium lentthe. And be auro ts 'eoo A s wonderful Warner plrdlee A pantl* glrdiai to keep you smooth and straight under your new sheath, akltu. F » elbiffng jeraeya, all your sports-elothee, tent It’s Warnor’* stretchable alattle bra that ships* n«b naturally lovely turves Na, 104* with soft ■ylea and embroidered sheer eupe. A, B, G, • Accredited Chari* Account* Welcomed Vi.*A6V*xVv' v J‘*‘^ . . . . ‘V-t'-W/’ -■*, ,. . . . .■ �* ■:> • ,'r.T Z .f f . 2N BARTOW (B—Th* grand Jury which nill Investigate th* Polk . County aanala race payoff ease 1 will ba chosen Tuasdsy, Thera wss no Indication whether ; It will go Immediately Into th* -qi payoff css* or clear away otbar - pending matters flrit. * Stste Rep. Boone Tillett of Lake «<• K.rf«.N ^ Thursday *Tha regular mealing c. tha fsinlnolt Chapter No. 3 of ths UCS will meat in tha Mssoole Temple at I p. m. Ladlaa Aid Society of Lutharn Church trill met at tha home of Ur*. M. G. Hodge at I p.m. Will) Auociatlonal Executive Committee wiU meat at Silver Good Gardening practices were Beach at 10:00 a.m. explained by Homer Osborne, Study course in church member- manager of Eilgora Seed Com­ # l p for Primary and Junior chil­ pany, to members of Ixora Circlt dren trill be conducted at First of th* th* Garden Club at its re­ gular meeting Friday afternoon. Baptiat Church et 1:45 p.m. The Intermediate Choir will re- Mr*. J. E. Terwltleger Jr. and Mrs. Donald Jones were hottessee heane at 7:00 p m. Study course In church member­ at tha Terwllleger home in ship for Intermediates, Young Dreamwold and tha session mark­ People and Adults trill be condue ed the ninth anniversary of tha ted at rijsj Bapllit Church at T:M founding of tha circle. Mr. Osborne explained that M p.m. cent ef a plant's need* are The Adult Choir trill rehearse at per supplied by nature tn the water • 00 p.m. and air, and th* other five p«r m um cent Is dependent on human be­ Women of the Churchee ef Die- ings in proper watering end ap. trict No. 1 will hold e conference plication of fertiliser. Ha told of ■t the First Presbyterian Church, the proper fertilisers for both All local women are urged te at­ outdoor and indoor plants. tend and bring aandwlehee ReWhen th* members arrived for gistratlon begin* at 10 a, m. th* leaaion, coffee and birthday Study course in church member­ cake were served after which the ship for Primary and Junior chil­ buiineas meeting was conducted dren trill be conducted at P int by tha chairman, Mrs. Fred Sptist Church at 3:45 p.m. Ganai. following the roll call and Th. Officers Wivee Club trill tha raading af the minutes, Mrs. sponsor a n a n sale at g a. m. Gama, newly atsctsd president of an tha Ship gariva Building parch. the Garden Club, naked for a re­ Home made rookies and cakea port from the nomination comm­ will He sold. Proceeds will g* into ittee. Compalng this group war* th* treasury for ater use. Mr*. Joses, Mra. Karlyl* HouSATURDAY tholder, and Mrs. F. L. Wood­ The Elks Club will sponsor ■ ruff III. wh* reported the nom­ barbaeu* for th* benefit ef the ination af Mra. T. Mere as new Women'* Auxiliary ef Seminole chairman. Memorial Hospital it tha Elks During th* masting, Mrs. ^Club at S:M p. m. Wight Elrtlay was welcomed aa • The R.A.'a will meat under tha a reinstated member ef th* leadership ef Vance Duke at Pint circle and Mr*. R. L. Sloan aa Baptist Church a; 1:30 a.m a new member. Volunteers were Th* Ladies Aid Society of th* requested for tba placing of flowLutheran Church will hive a ; era In tha Salvation Army C1U hake ill* In front of Seari Store , adel during tha month and hire. at 1:30 a, m. Trad Murray asked for program* dONDAY suggestions for tha future. The Pist Mitrom Club of SimlMra. Donald Balea told of plana •ela Chapter No 3 OES will moot for the Llghto-On-Campaign on With J. E. Courier 1200 Palmetto April lg following whleh the meeting was adjourned and Mr. at S p. mPrlmiry and Junior children will Oibema was Introduced by Mra. meat for itudy course la church Murray, program chairman. Thnte attending war* Mr*. membership at First Baptiat Houaholder, Mre. J. E. Anderaon, Church af 1:41 p.m. Study courses In ehurch member, Mr*. W. H. Meriwether, Mrs. •hip will be conducted for inter­ William Bush. Mrs. Ralph Dean. mediates, Young People end Ad­ Mrs. Sloan, Mra, David Bach. ults at First Baptist Church at T:M Mra. Mara, Mra. Taylor Brown. Mra. Balsa, Mra, Murray. Mra. » .m . Th* Cub Scout* Feck Tea Valla Williams Jr., Mra. Terwill^>mmitt*« will meet et 7:30 p. eg or. Mrs. Jonas, Mrs. Ganai, Wh. In tha first Methodist Church. Mra. McKay Truluck, Mrs KlrtA) Doudnay. Parents of boy* wanting to,en­ aley and Mra. •«■*■■ . M... — \ roll should attend. TUESDAY Study entirse in church member­ ship for Primary and Junior chil­ dren will be conducted at first Bspriit Church at I t* p.m. Study fours# in church member­ ship for Intermediates, Young RY MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS People and Adults will be conduc­ CASSELBERRY - The Ca«**L e d et first Baptiat Church at 7:30 harry Vol. Fire Dept, netted fl-0 from a fish dinner served at the fire house In the new municipal WEDNESDAY ' building Saturday night. Chief Enlistment and rehearsal for Paul Bate* tald that approxi­ Junior Choir will be held at first mately 130 people were served. Baptist Church at 1:30 p.m. Spirited bidding for twe takes, Study course hi thureh member- bskad by Mrs. J. I. Bsird srr.i Mtlp for Primary and Junior chil­ Mra. Harman R. Joyea, sold at dren will be eonducted at first auction by Ren Evans brought a Baptiat Church at 1:41 p.m. total of f23. High bidders for Study course hi ehurch member- the sake* were Henry Burghgadilp for Intermediates, Young reef and Ogden Reaves. Veopl* and Adults wll be conduc­ Donations, mada m >** annual ted at flrit Bspriit Church. basia by sitissns hi support ef voluntaor firs company Th* Civfe Department ad the tha Womans'* Club will have a cov­ amounted to f4M, during tha ered dish luncheon at 11:30 p. mi ffrat weak af the drive Rates followed by a program apooeored caid. Many pledges by eubecriby Mra. E. Boll. “A New here, made on a monthly basil Museum”. Speaker will be Mr*. wars also received. A eomml’tee composed ef As­ Fred. T. Williams. sistant Chief Herman R. Joyce, engineer Gordon Lisb and fire, men O. L. Terry, Jeff Swearing­ en, Nash Kennedy, Ban Evans and James Blrkenmeyar pre­ pared and reokad th* fish. Among th* woman wh* aaaistad ana sarvad tha dinner wars th* Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Joyce Kennedy, Mr*. Liik, Mrs. Parry and -Mrs. J. Cistsnwski. Th* firs truck, with a water supply *f mar* than WO gallons, now 1H Inch hose, Bismai* aouplingi, fog nesslaa and 1,000 fast ef m Inch hot* was displayed far publls inspection. Mr. and Mra, E. O. Keith an. •ounce th* birth of a aon, Thomas La* March • weighing 7 lha. 7 *a. In the Betnlnolr Memorial Hospital. Homer Osborne Tetts Circle O f Gardening 4 Casselberry Happenings this powerful “eye ••lls you th s fact* about di«mondf.i ensnnt a •aa lie Ilf? t* t «s Till fits till lit* I>1» I IS H it lliSS Hits is is n iis p s i avBMiisn ■ ru n e l »* T e e Hb yi nni H o u r Wor l d 41 bi* Advaetam ware* Wan lit M a r k e t R e p o r t I etf T n l l t a a t k o a g t Soldi* at fortuae * p e r la Reek nr eat ■tr •ft •wa■a *t« Mill uatc ‘ el' “l l a a d o m 1 n « B * MV t l i l H t u d a a t Club ■eatlaa * float** with Dm K i o n l e g laucie ana** ■t f*si*rsar Kndla r i c h e r Kouchoniod Mirror Ki el M r o r Mual* Juba l>ati n ie i I us M a i n Edi t i on Rurna a ailaa I II l . n i l a d Nal l ona flrouca# Mare I t * It a l iaecciim* ihowar et Itara IS if SI Name With Meet* i tuy i . «w*»i a# H i l l N e va Wraatlln* from ffollywo** 11.1* life Ott Sl*M N*w» Report rn tn sv atarlisnt Tbsatra ■ •■ sis* aiaa-orr i n me* Oa I.Vl Dewa dreakcra nm *v tn w. ut msa -aa rrogtam I t wa - W« a t a # r be M e r a l b * t aptaia K aa a a ra a • IS , 1 MI P a t t e r n ill}* is is aitb-oa p r o a r a m Raai i m* lli IS News-Weather H ill E r n i e K o r i n She* 11 01 T h u Lend ef Our* G a r r r M*or* iVV. aitix* it Ht*a ■ v a iia a IMS ▼sliaat 14a* Lara ef Ufa ••area for Tai «Mt*f Liaxt ark Fair Slow * itt ?:< 1:1* U re at*ry lini Ill till l is W a t r y , Me e r # Rokarl 4 Lawti CXs ai *l Cr easreada nis p*roft l 1* at* niator I II Bub crony 4 1* t :14 4:11 I r u k i t r Day Secret i t e m Oa T e o r i i i n a t v n e a s n ty a rm is a Si SC 1:11 I IS S:tl f t a* tit* 1:11 S IS * IS I*:** s o a k e r Moue* O e k Lee* R e e f e r I IS R c p e r t D e u g I d e e I Man* a e m c e P i a t i oo Tbi r . a a * P r « * t e a of V i k e a Watarfreel S h n n e r ef I t a r a I S ltr Plajaaua* ■*• It Mow 11:11 11:1* Lata Skew Mew* a * 0 H ill It O'clock sam sf *:•* tea* Patten in teatsR e i n ** s.% s:• e r e • t r i k e I t Rt e b I l i H ▼ai l aat L*4 y t i l l L o r a • ( Li t e I I . I S I s a r c l f or T o m o r r o w II IS U a l S I a g t . l *kl t i l l Oaa O al e a k R a p e r t l : l t Saak P a r r l e t * St ory • •• kk e n q, . L e w to R oiae party IS* Rif P a y e H 1:1* Sol CVeeky _ . _ Bril rlfktec n a y Si** 1:11 t e e r e i t t s r m S: l * Oa T e a r I c M . Bitto said R 1* hoped that more eltlsona will bosom* Interfiled la th* fir* company and taarn *f th* modem equipment thalr pladgM provid* for bottor fir* proUdtloe. Bat** also said ihat bailor equipment msana lower fir* tnsurane* ratoa. PAY MORE? Mcporl Club Legal Notice #Vi Wm. b. K A D E R , Jeweler4 • 112 So. Park At *. PR. MT-W THE 1956 PONTIAC I Honda, rialniur, J ohn I.orsa, utrA f, JR. and DA N I E L Daf c e da nt *. notice o r ariT S T A T E OP r t . i JI UDA T o J o ) | M J P . t a . » R . - V bH O S E ^IKBU--------is t x K W i t t V: Tou will l ek * nol l e# t h a t a a e o r o kill of r n n t k l c l n t hec hocn filed c a s i n o y«ti lit ill* Ci r c ui t Cour t . 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Dol-ndcnic TIIKHK I ' RKPRNTf l e r # lo r u m m i n d you t n a i u ' - e r |, - r • w11v e r lli r oue h y o u r at t or n#) ' by fl l l n* your m o o r er e t h e r i i l rodl n* wi t h t he c | # r k of t he Cl r r u l t Cuur t of beml nnt * C o u n t y Ploriite. s i Cs nf nr d F l or i da , suit i m l m s copy nf t he canto on P l a i n t i f f , a t . l orn** an n r be f or e t h# 1th day nf April A O HI S Her ei n fal l out or a d ecr ee pr e r a n f a a e e wi l l b* e n t e r e d i x a l n e l yen WI TNE S S m* h a n d and e»e! at Sanf or d. Semi nol e Counl v Elorl d* • hie 7t h day of Ma r c h A. I> H I S HEAL) O p He r n d o n Cl e r k of t he Ci r c u i t Cnur l My O I. 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Erected at th* main gala, it carve* a* ■ doily remind­ er to all who inter that traffic accident* are costly, both In terms of cash, and tha lives of personnel. ABOVE IS ONE O f THE latest "sifety Reminders" Installed by the Safa Driving Council of tha NAAS, Sanford. It Is *n**ffort to reduce th* traffic accident toll af civilian and military personnel SALESLADY ITAET1 Walt* h ii charged that g#n. H arrf King et Wlnttr Have* pild'hTnl (10,000 to quit tha rata. • «» Kim. seeking reflection, that TlUatt had triad to blackmail him 10 ha mada dia payment to trap TlUatt. Club at U:00 WHOO, Orlando. ' Monday ever SEE US TODAY! W ILLIS P O N TIA C 301 W EST 1st ST SANFORD GAS CO. tie a ran n. r n o N n ia — su* i ______ . �i i HamBisbeeJoins FSUBaseball Team per* tha Man* tad ranght Ar« aha ratumed to distributing package* Mr MERCER 1A1LKT RT. PETERSBURG. Pla. (ft Carr Mlddlacefl la baeomlaf, at fullered. lie ekBad Into tha. room in hla Rigtitahlrt, hla own arma fil­ led with tlmua-wrapped package*. Over c m a m hung a long red and white alrlped i toeking. He dletr*butad tha p are* la beneath the tree and then turned to her doubtfully, *1 d id st know If I waa auppoood la haag up a etoekteg. Of eouraa I d art beliova ta all that chins■ey atutt, but I thought-“Of eourae you're auppooed to.” Lata mid. -But tt mould have been hung up ea Chrlatmaa ova Don't make ouch a mlateko next year. How you’ll have te aeoot hack te bod white somebody Rite i t It’e much too enriy te bo up tor good anyway.” Whan tew beard the etalra eraak i aha bueled bereetf etufflng r ■locking. The UUla paper­ weight with fte mow eeene went Into the toe and on top o< It went aa orange with n green ribbon tied about Ha plump eldea. Next a loose handful of nut* and a email packet of eweeta, a little calendar with a bright angel pictured on tt, and right at tha top, hooked over the alocking edge, tha wlehbone aha had aaved, graced with a Mg rad bow. By the time she waa. dona the unhappy weight which eh* had awakenad had lifted a UtUe and aha hummed te hereelf aa eho etaod back to examine tha effect of her work. The paekagea looked gay and Inviting, and by spreading them out to tha beet erfect ehe had accomplished an lllualon of plenty. ■ueluriiio, which Is several hundred times sweeter than eane sugar, la a coaltar crystal-like product. Legal Notice k -a op i .v.u u h u , rLost- Nolle* I. h.rabr xlv.it the! * rutiliu It..line will lit h. S at lha nfilcs ot ih. city commission in ih. Ctiy ll.lt In ih* City of tanflird. Kbit III.. *1 • o'cluok r .u ., Murtli Mill*. I* uiiu.idsr th. following eiunass .ml amend» . r •* b • i r r i e * t fiira fc k is a iiiy jii bound.d on Ui* Norik by llth Hlr.M, ICant by . ’ranch Av», Unulh l.y Silk M(r.«l, West by S1»pi* Avnmio, I. |iro|Jua*<4 ' to lie oh.ne.it li> C-l (l.'ntnmiireMMLt.ll) lU .lriil tiklit iiruLisrly b.lns Wot# p.illuul.rl) d«.i'ilti.il . . I,ot. St to i'>, lntlu.lv*. oi l'ln.hurst, I'll "i AUdlll ni. Ih . unpl.lt.it perl •or Uouth On.-.lehth ot Southeast I'Unari.r or Noribw.sl Quarter ot *a*otlon IS, Township IS South, •JMitlS SO K *.li Lots IS tp 14. Inj "f lloyd's Subdivision; Lota **^>0, H. Inclusive Itonav.ntur*) ;ftnd Lot. I | ii Is lnrlii.lv., of .Uloob IS) and Lots I to 10. Inclu‘•s*Vftin 0<J ‘ **' t’foemwold, Third ! *11 parllM tn In t.r.it end eltt,e»n« .hall hev. an opportunity to rbe, heard at said hs.rlns, .1 tT .or. i rr '!'* f'Ky Commit11»’ nt Ashford, r lorlde, i*"l‘ Utli day of lurch, til*. II N HA VLit if. Cltjr clsrk of til* i ^ CHy of a.nford, Plorlde. (Pub! thtd as a Itaal adv.rtts.. g»*M if* 1 4Me Ban f or d HlVraTdi (in nf Slirch 14th end Jl.l. JSSl" si* n m .v rr jntiuM'a coctmt t e a T K . l ' V J i , ,,E ® f « 4 S P 7ts»tR?5irSArSfla# 'dl.* It. r* i’S rnhTPd, i oPPUfetton for ..°9J*o»»ono tnsroto. if iM . •.''"’I1? duly _filed. After Ourhssa SU||*r aistsr fans* Uuinltla <4-l) ai.lh Her. — S It.al Him Invj.ltje Men African Violet . . W 't u J i J J w f c » am Girls' Basketball Championship Will Be Played Today Just far The playoff of (he glrle* bas­ a so ' l sa ketball tournament wns played ' Qulnlsla ( t - i ) SSI Oh yesterday morning, at alaven - H * .* - a /a a n . r i m . o'rlock, between Mt», Grant's girle "well Harmony * I J i and Mrs, Analcy'a girls The win­ ner* of thla gam* were Mrs. 4nTONIQMT‘H CNTHIKa ____ ' *7 ,, •/* * * " '• u r* d . ii sley's glrli, by a scora of 22 tot*. The hlghpolnt girl* In Mri. Anrley'a room were: Carolo fine Higginbotham with eight point*, SSm ? 0,lLn* „ T* ' ‘>'- m uni lilt, end Carol# Cleveland with eight liu!,"’ iH?. Rsh.ar**, tlounItwll.lhsart H,'“* “u«,r«w*i hddla'a point*. The hlghpolnt girl In Mre, S E f t T ^ v & r v 4:.? Orant’i room was Barbara Groia s g y t S i r r . p ? ^ j ^ taa s ; s with atx points, Mrv. Ansley'a room played toWlylni V U “ Hf <>r«4* as day for the Championship against Jst atrsak Dials ■ Vaally f:viftet. ' “/■ S a J k k « 00 I: s ill h i l t « n .p, y . . r ! Osirg. nn***n' An,, Irst lYhllcatioh f?n |s i IS, ana of Ui« aid. man of gelf. But "okl Dot" »tUl,f1iurad aa the man to boat In tha III,SOB ft. PatRfAPtP ersburg Open which atartad today. ' X X * * 1 ff Tha former Mamphla dantiit, now B i* f \V m ini Dallaa aa hla golfing addraaa, fju * \ warmad up for dafanaa of hla UUa ftR H A P f ' with aavaral flna rounda. Ha novar *t6 r x f t went abova M and had one 14 over major rrno tha I,Mi-yard, par M -H -tl Lake/ 6 J* 7*9 wood Country Club eouraa. But ha no longer espoaea himaalf to tha rlgora of a eontlnuoua Irak along tha tournament trail. If* * / "1 can't taka that ataady grind anymore," tha lanky Tenneateea aald, "I'll never play more than two tourna manta without a break f o*§* now." TO f Bklp Alexander, tha hoit proleeM 0*97 M A*fO*\ -m ) m tlonal, add a 71-hole acore of >71 7*6 TW0 1 7*6 w w m of -r*t might be needed to win If preiant r/e * o * ^M YtA* - *tf favorable wlnda continue. MlddlnOH* W f i t * * ) 6 * W A*} coff won with a 274 last year. 5, 1)7.16 W*C* "But If the wind ihlfta to Ike S& im . iMMtp */m io * t* r o * north and It geta cold, 2 7 lo r !7> 6r* 6 * 0 7 . * * CAAAiA. probably would win It," ho added. worn / o f f . Jack Burke Jr. and Jimmy De­ merit, both reglaltring out - of Klameaha Lake, N.Y., were among top threata to Middtecoff'i bid for . II ' * * ■ • i f a a repeat victory. Both are two- . time winner* here. Burke, who haa looked good in practice, eat the Lakewood count record with him 2AS—21 under par— in till. DaBy ED WtUM NexF In lino in auceaaji! la maret hai been acoringbetter The Associated Press Southern Melhodiit and Alabama, thla winter than in a long lima, Western and Eastern quarter­ winning the Thuodrrhird and fin- finals are the next step In (he both with 1A, and Iowa with 14, Ala­ Uhlng second to Shelley Mayfield long haul to find the IBM basket­ bama 1* the .only aure bet to carry an unbeaten alreak into next ataat Baton Rouge. ball champion In the NCAA Tour­ The field alio Inriudei Pete nament, which already haa proved ion—the Tide period up tha NCAA Cooper, who won here ti 1040; a booby trap for favorites and of­ rinca ill five itartera are fourU.S. Open wlnnere Jaek Fleck and fers nothing but a dead end for at year men and Ineligible. Ed Purgol; Ted Kroll, only pro tailst three of the current top five All the other afraaki will be on lha line tomorrow night, however. other than Middlccoff who haa won major college winning streaks. Such flrit-roiind favorite* ar two tournament! this winter; and inch tour regular! aa Doug Ford, The best game of the tourney North Carolina State, Holy Cron, Bo Wlnlnger, Chick Herbert, Al to date shapes up tomorrow night Wert Virginia, Manhattan and DeBenellnk, Bob Toikl, Don Fair- at Corvallis, Ore., when firing re. Paul already have been brushed field, Dow Finite rwald, Frink sumes after a two-day break with off, while SMU, Oklahoma City Stranahan and George Bayer. defending champion San Francis­ and Seattle had a rough lime be­ co mealing flred-up UCLA. It’s an fore snaking off undardogi. opening game for both in the titlo Tomorrow nlght’a wlnnara will chase. meet Saturday at the aame liter, Something's gotta give In that leaving two Western and two one. Ban Francisco Is nursing tho F,aatcrn teams for tha title aamlbest winning streak aver In major finals a! Evanston, III., March 22. POA tournament dlrertor Ray college pley with St consecutive Tha East-West winners then play O'Brien called It tha fastest field, victories; UCLA has the No. 2 for tha national championship quality-wise, of tha winter lour ao winning string at tha moment with March 23 al E v a r p ^ , n - ,_ j. far. And the golfers may wdtl play faster, lime wise, than In other tournaments. O'Brien said ha intended to watch closely the progress of play and keep It moving at a normal pace. Ills statement followed a mealing of the PGA players' eommtttee yesterday, during which O'Brien rescinded a lion One he had Im­ posed on Doug Ford for unbecom­ ing conduct. W estern , Eastern . Quarter-Finals Next Msjar eonstnietlon work en tb* Great Wall ot Chine was started after 22> B. C. TH RO UGH The tetter “S" ia thee moat frequantly-usad Initial latter in tha English language. Mri Routh's room. Mrs. Routh's room came out-on top Tuesday against Mrs. Rich­ ard's room by a acosa of 21 to Someone ra id in g th e W ink Ada ig looking fo r i room tik i Tha hlghpolnt girls In that panic were; Sandra Avre'-t cf An. Ruith'i room making alght point*, ,'nekl* Berry'.tlli of Mrs, Reythe room making six pelnta. and Mer­ ritt Phillip* ot Mrv. Richard* room making Mu polnti.______ him about It. Do, -r|b e It no t h i he or ehe W ill.'w int to eome gee tt — end a t i r t payIng re n t for It I Oo TOPS IN GRRlfHOUND V iW t k ja S ! > < s s « » s » i .s r H~ « RAIN OR S H IN ! Let an ' experienced Ad-Taker ' Chronic brooch!Us an help yon word li alTord a w a n to taka a chance DOG 4 RACING ,and aid natur* to sooth, and •’if c t s s s E s a s lightly S your ad. 8:10 ^ MaUitM* Wad. I S i t , 1 P. M. nr Dnrnra iD v n m m i r R EN T ADS th e one you h av e v ie in t. Tell 10 . 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IS, lO.'fi Pag* 7 for ALL Your Beauty Needs e«U WOOL and SUF Dry Cleaning Preiser. 508 Hickory Ave, Phone H arriett's Beauty Nook XJ W. ■ Fnunt Oil ICO ju. Oai a v b . (Opes evenings by appointment.) 51—WORH WANTED—MALK IT—BUILDING • REPAIRS HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power PAINTING mower waata laws mowing. PHONE 718-M-4 PAINTING and Paper Hanj R. C. Walker. Phone 2955FLOOR landing and ftniahtni Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi ERV1CE Station for sale or nolo county stoee 1915. trade (or land or what have you. H. M. Gleason. Lake Vary Good location on tony corner, Phone aim _________________ IA—ELECTRICAL Contracted It ALWAYS P »ys To lls e The WANT ADS lte per lin e ---------- 1 time lie per line - ..........— 3 tlmaa l4e per. line -_____ - 6 times 111 per line —_____ - 22 tlmaa IN par line - -------- contract 6AR d ‘ GF THANKS and IN BtMORlUM Notlcea — 11.00 Ope Lino Equala 5 averago words, whan set In 9 point Otewa style) type. While Space at Regular Line Rate for amount ueed—Count • Nino i-Point Lints to 1-inch. l RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. • FINANCIAL Electrical Contracting and Repair* TV Service Center Bendlx and Crosley Appliances 112 Magnolia Ave. P h. lift 19—LAUNDRT-DRT CLEANING • LIVESTOCK 13—PIANO SERVICE TOY Manchester puppies. Phone 1134-J. __________________ L. L Sill — Piano Teehnlrlan Phone 21S4 Route 1, Sanford UNFURNISHED two bedroom house, Ks‘:ben equipped, large Used iui&iunr'appuaneei. toola, !*'• K m lit WU F iM i Ml*M in* 111 ■ uu m n 'd i) f Irani.'1* liJtf. i n m i LOWELL a . OH a n ■udder - rt*M lua Mather of Sanford IMP B. let 8L Pkeue i r 1 Bedroom Csatrets Block VA — 1315 Down Payment M3. Par Month P A I Kitchen Fully Equipped * Art fast to "boose colors and die A. K. Shoemaker. Builder Phene INI OP THANKS The family of the lain Me. D. C. Brock gratefully acknowledges ghi many eourleiles and expres­ sion* Of sympathy, visits, floral Offerings, telegrams, cards and kind wnrrta extended m them dur­ ing Ihelr hour of brreavrmrnl. Ola G, Brnrk Real rice Gore 4—LOST AND FOUND LOBT—Chartreuic Parakeet. Mr. ilhe, 320 Chapel. Phnne *22 I *5.00 nr, (VARD. PERSONAL NOTICES ___ UNG man In drive Cadillac lo *w York Clly ihl* week end ust furnish references. Call Km, Mr. Hrules, Mayfair Inn. • AUTOMOTIVE YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER OFFERS H SCOTT-ATWATER . . .332.50 , 7t* H. SCOTT-ATWATF.R . *«5.n0 7V* H. P. Evinrude 1953 - Model .... ........... *lli),«) 13 H. Lightning MERCURY *125 Ml 13 H. P. Mercury ‘‘Hurricane'' ..*185.00 13 H- SCOTT-ATWATE R with control* . *159.95 13 H, ELGIN.....................*129.93 25 H JOHNSON, 195.7 Model, verv fast *230.00 tfS ‘H p. Evinruda 1937 Model. W Like new . J2»i no Alio many motor* torn down for used parts, Reasonable On Sale While They Last! New 1985 Model Evlnrudes 29 H. Elec. Starting Big Twin .. *4fio on • TRADE-IN your old host, Mo­ tor or Ttailer. —Selection of Boat* — Gill*. Mahogany, Aluminum aflS Galtnr Tralle'*. JO Also several used Rosts and 9 trailers. , ■M the New Evinrude Line far '*4 Finance Plan ROBSON Sporting flood* Evinrude Balea A Service 334 E. lit St. Phone *9* flBl I l l ,mo - flood Term■ 31. English city S3. Underwater craft (4hort« ened) 14. Sartcaofata M. Eraae (Print) 39. State 43. Armadillo* 43. oiraffe*Uk« animal 43. Carousal •■T.Thlek 4k Long and ■lender 41. Beasts of burden DOWN 1. Wading bird 3. A pool 3. To drop auddanly 4. Covered withUnt • Aglrmative rnnslrurllon. Make your rcnlnU pay for your home, $15,780.00 Nearly new, 3 bedroom lioii'c, convrnient location, cnncrcio block construction. Sacrifice lor ra»h, *7,000,00 Huyer may finance. ALSO. SEE US FOR FRENCH AVE. PROPERTY REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN H44 French Ave, eSfurvetck For Belter Plumbing See or Call W. -J. KIND awn outh Park—Phone 50 Plumbing. Kresky Heating 41—ARTICLES FOR BERT FOR RENT - Dragline and opera­ tor by Hour. Week or Month. Phone 1451, Lee Construction Co. Popular Sheet Music M. G. HODGES Roll away, Hoi pita I a n d B a h y Nation'.* Top Tune*. Then some Service on All Waler Pumps— Reds, hay, Week nr Month— All Other Musical NC*d* Well* Drilled - Pumps Tel. 1415. Furmlur* cem er- Band Acceainriea—Instruments Paula Road Phone 703 llft West First BURUR'A MUSIC S lin r KIT W. 1st. St. Phnne 3071 PAINT • $2.50 gal. T-Shirts 48 PLUMBING cent*. Air Mats —special MM. Contract and repair work. Free Army • Navy Surplus. 310 San­ 130 RASS Acrordinn. • Shifts Slim eitimalei. R. L. Harvey. 104 5 week* old. Still ha* guarantee ford Ave. Sanford Ave. Phone 1328. *175. nr best cash offer- imme­ 23—SPECIAL NOTICES diately. Write Box ASJ 7* Saoford Herald. ENVELOPES, letterheads ments, invoices, hand hi U-WANTED TO BUT n r o g r a ms, etc. Puff Printing Co. Phone 401 Highest CASH We*t 13lh St. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, CAU Ralph Ray, 3184). WE WANT Good Uked Furniture. T.V. REPAIRS . Paving above trade-in prices nil 13 p.m. Sarvlce Calls |3.l FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tape Re Quick cash. No waiting. Need W A. Norris, Ph. 1559. T. carders. Supplies, see WIE Cash Registers, Adding Mach, Herrin. Ph. 2393-J, Lleen* BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, IK tnea and all useful articles. Technicians guaranteed work S. Park Ave. SUPER TRADING POST on MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING 1T-B2 Phone 3017.W. TYPING • LETTER WHITING • 44-APPMANCES GOOD used baby bed, reasonable Call 474-W._________________ ' W P ■ and eervte*. (I. R. fl 404 Sin bud Adi, NaPl. Rink tldg., r ii.fh o f* ro* 3jti CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD • RENTALS t*4i*w *nee i * m in c o m e -t a x -s e r v ic k Wm. H. Murray Mil celery Avi, rtwn* *U1 u Closed Sunday and WSdnesday UrilOLSTFRlNG Custom Made Drapery and Slip Covers STANLEY KULP Thone Sanford — 23.55-J 1921 Orlando Drive • EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED-FEMALR AIR CONDITIONING Fnr Room nr Building H. R. POPE CO. INC. NOT A PROJECT! NaUve and Foret Woods. See Them ... .Sherman Concrete Pipe Ci Out Wot 17th SI. Ph. 241 GJRL OR WOMAN — full time, year ’round ivnrk. Apply in person. LAUN* HAYtfll Ottee Typewrttars, n DROMATT, F o o d m a r t Salat-Rentals. 3 Rldg., 10(1 E. 25th St. Herald. Royal Comfort .... so so s t.» Pre-RUt Special . . 3SJ0 23.50 Echols Special ... 133.50 34.50 Matching Box Springs at Iden­ tical Savings. ---- EASY TERMS----ECHOLS BEDDING CO. CHILD care and Ironing In my Cwruer tad A Mageell*. Ph. 1333 home. 2003 Summerlin. <'tatfllem ker■ er,, Mgr. Owes H u l l , ! 7(1| | . u a.—. BARY-aittlng at my hnme, day or evening. Call. 310-K, S3. The black tern ST. Pane* tor ■word 31. Wish 40. Brvma in uie aun 41. Projecting end of aehurch { 1 w it VA* IS 1 I I /Z A * m w w u 'S M V M m m n w m /m m A w m '/zM /y y . ji H TJ vr vr % 7* W" ji IT w w M M ; m w * # //;? /; H illil TT i Te I < Seminole Realty DIETRICHS T. w. MKRO BUILT On Large Land,raped Lot.*: in the best of neighbor­ hood!, tmn, electric kitchen. Prlrr $«,noo. Ralanre *50 a month. ANO B U n O IN O N E E D S COMPLETE with all the features you hlv, dreamed about such as colored General Electric ap pllancta and colored plumbing JI.4IXV—Down Payment. Ttirer Baturas. bedroom rnncrel* blnrk with Florida rnmn. Tile bath and tire AND available at reasonable place, venrttan blind*. Kitchen grlf** With Ihe heat financing equipped. A with minimum down-pay­ Home* — Lot* — Acreage ment a. Wellborn C. P h illip , Jr. Since 1949. Sanford's OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Osier Registered Real rotate Brokei taadina 2*M So. Orlando Dr, — PH. 1311 Ridlrier of home* for over t.tWVt people. Sale* Office: Mule Venice In Loch Arbor. PHONR 1S44 FOUR rental homes In George­ ToIhI price only $9250 for new inasonry comthiried 3 bedroom town. Located on larne corner doubl* lot. One * room, o,.e 4 home read*- for ncrupaney thin week. Lor alion at 100 btoek E. roi.m and 3 two room hnm**.. 4th. Bl. All hive inside b»ih*rm.tn*, Monthly Inromi of jao.oo, E»rellenl investment *1 ttWNI. II imerested writ* hnt ERS e/n Idral (nr nmole — 2 bedroom home for nnlj ITVifi now under Sanford Herald. rnnMrurtinn. Same location. I9SS Rnherf A. WiOlamt, Realtor Raymond l.nndqulat. Asaetiaie Phone 1473 Allantic Rank Rldv. Steam heat, jn v a u hath, show er. Caveataafty Meaiag. Across m m Peat onee. ltteuirj Man FURNISHED oarage ApL 2300 Mallonvilte. FURN. efficiency Apt- 1T-9Z south city limits, Slumherland Court. Ford Town Sedan, Air Cfttlllltinned, Loaded 2fi-n Ch9v. 2-dr., Ihe hot one, very low mileage 1951 ^ -y m e y ODHAM A TUDOR, IN C "Ruildera of Tiner Homes" Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr. NEW A U*ed Desks, Fll*s, Chairs. offers P. J. Cheiterson. Garfield Wll Fireproof Safe. CLEAN and close la 3-mom fur Beautifully Deslgnad Threa and loti*. John Uelaeh, It. W. WU SWEENEY’S ntshad apartment. Phone 313. Uama, Hatcl M. Field. A. C 111 Magnolia Ave. Phnne 147 Four B ad r o o m Romca for Dmidney, i^nd Surveyor. FOUR room upatalra apt. Fur Florida Living nlshad or Just kitehan furnish 17—FURNTTURF.—HOUSEHOLD ed. 417 W. 3rd. St. *58. . 9]U and VA (Of) flnafiCId • Pncad from tll.300. to *15,000 lak e OfSae—W 3 So. franca At*. s»»i! . 1 -Jlj . i BUT— Home* of Real Individual), tv: Rrmany Farm Horne*. Early S300 DOWN Amertrln, Uliri Modern, t'ruy ♦national A T r e n c h Colonial Immediate pu>se*s|un. two* bedroom house. ExrClIeni rmidltype*. RED-LMIX CONKBETE EFFIC IEN C Y Apanmeei. Suit Miracle Concrete Go. Elm Ave. Phoae 1333 able Mr bachelor or couple fil VARIETIES PANELING P L ’ Mil niauaw rayifeL u u n iiu .i *i.i tiiiMij ,i*j-* i 'f.’iiu 'j .IM . Il LlllMl’liS li*’1 H-m.iu.-Jnn i i.i i i i . ii i uutti.i i;m u i * i * u :i j -n.. ur.nnau UfcJMH -JL**J T. Outs SgaiA I. Mimicked Phone 1751 ! • BUSINESS W SERVICES s p a c i o u s ft h e d h o o m Hdmh with separate dlrting room, oak floora, double garage. on nice high InU. JRKALTOR YflUNG woman between 13 and .75. Apply Robson's Sporting Goods. la-fAETS.REPAIRS SERVICE Represantative posi­ tion for young Igdy with good RING - r VALVE Jud|«m4ntr who lalka wall, JOB — $6 liken people and ean type. Must be pernlin*Rl reildant, between IT’S TRUE I ! Visit ECHOLS B klrtny the ages of 33-30 with previous OTAI.OY DOES IT! I business experience or same Furniture Displayed for a a iy Amixlng and pro* an procesa additional schooling. . Apply and .Convenient Examination t gives you a rug and valve Southern Relt Telephone and jib through tin plating pro- Telegraph Co. I ll fl. Palmetto BEDROOM 3UITKA Mia while you drive. Effective Thai rnilN drums cam* irue. , . fir Ufa of motor. No equipment flaiutlfully styled In Two-Kma, i 43 buy. No work to do. Mar-Proof finish. Bookcase Bed MOTALOY SALES Double Dresser with large Mirror tM»t. SF Box 897 Chest of Drawen . MIAMI 35, FLA. *179 <4j l l l l d check, money order fnr FREE-2 Boudoir Lamps M> Postage and Insurance preJUST A FEW LEFT TRESSER—Experienced nr we Bookcase Red will teach. Apply Philips Colon­ Double Dresser with Mirror ial Cleaners, 110 S. Palmetto lnnerspring Mattress Box Spring PERT FRONT END ALIGNIENT AND WHEEL BALANC1139 tG-Pisaenger can and Trucks; DINETTE SUITES il makes, •lie*—'* ton In 5- THREE-Men with cars fnv local ih. Seminole County Motors, That Make Dining A Delight light delivery work. Must he it. 519 E. 1st. St. PHONE 1011. Beaetifei Wrought trow, neat and know city. ExceUent or Chrome Dinette pay- arrangement. Apply Mr. Dinette Sulua French, Valdtg Hotel I a m. Any Bite—Any Color Any Style 8PARTON Manor TraUer, Modem. to * p.m. Thursday or Friday. Priced to mile YOU. . .Styled'te Dreamwold Trailer Court rh. No PHONE calls please. suite YOUR home FIRST CLASS BUTCHER, neat appearance.' fl- A C. Grocery, SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN U pay YOU to see US before TOOl i buy. Open Evenings and IMS Sanford idays. So# our complete line of unfinished Service Station Attendants and or East side TraUer Sales, Nile Steeds, 14M 4 Dealers by Major OU Co. Writs Beds, Palalka, Fla. Drawer Cham Baekcaiei, Disks Box R R, Herald. and Cornar Cupboards. l SALE • 30’ 1154 -Pontiac hltf Deluxe house trailer, BEDDING SPECIALS irry MeDougal, i miles West Leas CUTTBR i t Reg. Trade draaa factor: QUlltop Mattress .. *a» M *49.50 IS—TRUCKS IBM Dodge Pickup, good condt 1130. Ph. 1B83-W or 370-W. 1BSAFORP Pickup for sale. No reasonable offer refused. Phone ACROSS 1. Insinuate 8. Rub out II. MUHpro* MAI Il.T o u y b A tk II. Ooli elubo !«. Salting il. a m dr.) II. rniR drtnke IT. Pulls ! |. Viper 14. SabUf OitOOA 11 Hawaiian irto 10. Brasilian Unfurnished, It* miles West of CITY LOTS Osteen on Enterprise Road. MS In drflrable section. Ala* lobe and per month. Phone 2053-J-l. acreage outside of city. CLOSE OUT TWO. three and enur bedroom homes. Rosa L. Payton. Phone CAMPS A CAMP SITES Floor Samples (one of a kind) On nice large lak* with *anrty Living Room Furniture. bgarh A beautilul Oak tree*, REG. 9149.M 3-pe. Living Room Suite HOME ON LAKE —only 1151 |7.\ Month. FURNISHED Coltaga within JO MOO DOWN r e g . m e -----mite radius of SaoJotd; reason, I pc. Living Room ShIII kola L Payton, Broker able. Phone 1311. Between 10:30Aiuahalle B. Hrnrterion, Aiiodal* aiu. u » "" Alberta J. Hall, Altociata i-pc. Living Room Suite Phone 2871 IT-M at Hiawatha -only 1131 • REAL ESTATE REG. 1209.18IF r r IS REAL ESTATE 3 Pc. Velour Seetlnnal ash Cramley A Mnateith —only 3141 at 1IT South Park Pboae 1 REG. 1179.95They Enow 1 Pe. Wrought Iron Sofa Red. Suite ATTRACTIVE 3-Bedroom home, -only 111* VA Insured financing. 2T Down ROME AND INCOME THREE 1119.15— Payment Compllt* in few weeks. 3 Bedroom House, attarhed garage and duplex. All concrete block • pe. section als • MERCHANDISE RATES-FOR CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ON REQUEST DAILY C R O S S W O R D 39-11 Plymouth 4-dr.. •xtra clean, one owner ll-A Ford Cunt 4-dr. #*cyj. low mileage, no exlraa J-l-A Ford Tudor, one owner Healer, excellent condition, 9R-A Plymouth Suburban, A dream boat ' 1953 !5*A Ford Tudor, 6-cyI. low mileage, loaded IS* A Ford Cl Cpa, Loaded me owner, a real buy 1952 LARGE, well ]3eat4d office room with bathroom, plenty of park tag spue, rnauira, TIM ms flip. MM Park Ave. Ph. 1154 M OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*. I mrtto Bldg. Call 1714 or 1494 me/tcuRy TRAILERS FOR RENT—Com pletcly modern, very dean, rnun-Bedroom unfumlihed house 2noo Summerlin. Phon, 723-W suitable for couple. Perk Ave mm Trailer Court. THREE Bedroom houie, Lake DESIRABLE Trailer Sparea for Mary. *3,900—5700 Down, *35 rent *13 month. City Waler. per month. Phnne 13I0-J-3 after 4 p. m, FOUR — Rooms and bath, : screen porches. Unfurnished Call lloo-J. B A LL R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON ■EG. BEOKERB S. D. HlgUeyaaan, Associate LAKtlE 2-atory, 3-bedroom, (reih- 1*4 Seeth Park Ave. Phene 93* ty painted house on Celery Ave. Available March 10th. ' A loxindtr A Stringer flUSMKTTEH, Phone 213 Real Eatale ♦ Insurance FOUR bedroom house near Pine, Mrs. taurine Messenger, Asa Fn ereat School. Corner n ih SC A 107 Magnolia Ave. IT-M Highway. Phone 1110. LAKE FRONT LOTS UNFURNISHED 2-Roam cot flto DOWN tage with Kitchen Equtpmem and Venetian blinds. 114 Elm Ava. W. H. "Bill" STEM PER Realtor — General am rane# 5 ROOMS Unfurnished. I Gertrwde B. DtogfeUer, AMeets le rooms, Kitchen equipped, 1 Guy AEnn, Aawalato MS. Call at US West ton Pbewe UU iU N. park Are. i.1*A Oldaomnhlle Tudor, 88, one iwner, excellent condition 7fl*A Ponllac 4*Ur. Sedan Very elean one owner A. T. R*H 1951 WELCOME TO SANPORD Naval Personnel FURNISHED house, Av April It to December. Elm Ave. Phnne 489-M. 10*A Plymouth 4<dr-, on* owner, istra clean, Overdrive We hare leased seme Rooms et the beautiful Mar-Leu Metal , 18*A Ford Victoria, OD, extra dean 695.00 SO-A Ply, Conv., one owner, low mileage, excellent condition 895.00 75*A Chev. Tudor, ope owner, power glide, low mileage 1950 15-A Ponllac ludor, one owner, new paint, power glide, a real beauty 493.00 These Rooms are available N O TH IN G DO W N SP EC IA LS Absolutely Free 64-B 1951 HUDSON — A GOOD BUY ............ 295.00 25-B 1947 Plymouth 4-Dr. Very H e in Good Tires 195,00 970-A 1049 CHEVROLET TUDOR Very Clean 293.00 PHONE 200 fa r * parted at 4 daye, to New arrivals at Out Naval Air Station STOP by and Pick up YOU« Key at Ike vfflee of FORD DEALER SINCE 1681 SALESMEN Odham & Tudor, Inc, "Ruildera of Pino Homes" 3325 I. Preach Avenue KnltlGGINR Re*. Ph. 333-W JOE DOUGIiAKA Re*. Ph, 1*«.W JA C K S Rea. Ph, �cl • ' » Jvt ' 4" < x t i/ ■ .• v ■> » ’.v. . J ' ' V ■ s | * " < • ■ ' •/ ‘ r /,' < . 1 * '* .1 . # . « ‘ # ..• . . . ■ •■ “• " ■ ~ , " < ' •• ’ X 1 • « ■ .......... i rv ‘WSi} • .v y: ' S £. — ».\V • , t* **\. % |#» f ,*. ’ * J ; ir 1600 people * to sell moderately-priced and well-finaneed liom ti with LOW DOWN PAYM ENTS • to mass-product homes with real individuality of design • to provide more than minimum equipment, such as water heater, space heater, range, refrigerator, ventian blinds • to equip a home with Disposal!, Washing machine, Dish washer • to put into moderately-priced homes extras usually as­ sociated with much higher priced homes, such as Colored bathroom fixtures, Colored kitchen equipment Phillips Announces Another FIRST: In addition to the homes we are now building in Sanford Phillips' Developments in the Sanford area: Little Venice Loch Arbor (CryiUl Uk« S*eii<m) Dreamwold Pinehurst +t l Buena Vista Wynnewood Your own homo plan oh your own lot Our homi Your homo plan on ono off our Ioffe Sanlanta Sanfo Park Phillips Terrace Franklin Terrace Highland' Park Frank L Woodruff Subdivision Since 1949 Sanford’s Leading Builder «tiiJtisL OsmksL Magnolia Heights . ’ *«V»)' ■ ■’ ■■r. I« . * . *■ * •* ««.* M y> /i �■ ■Beaijjw jg ■! , ' •; a • * W M thtr and Save Sanford volum e t: Partly riawdy through feta m «Iw tonight aad Satardey lev tonight 111*11 DAILY NWWWFAFWK Npoim x i .v m *miuA F R ID A Y MARCH 1C. 193C istari Pi WIra Department To Open Bids On P ro je ct s; 1 7 -9 2 Largest Krider ToPitch ■1st Ball A t Game — .............................................. — i City Commissioner John Krider will be on tho mound to pitch tho (I rut ball Sunday afUrnoon In tho firat of a aoriaa of exhibition game* to ba played hart by the Minneapolis Mlllara, Tho fame will ba played at tha i Sanford Uoraorlal Baaaball Sta­ dium following a gigantic pa rad a headed by tha Seminole High School Band which will form at 1:18 Sunday afternoon at tha Mayfair Inn and march directly to the aladtum for tba start of ffae same. off.'ljla and leader* will In th* parade and will CITY MANAGER WARREN KNOWLES LOOM ON aa Police Chief Boy Wllllami pins a Captain's • yai-r. 1 SumJuy afternoon's Initial game badge on Arnold William* following his appointment to tha vacancy arsaled by the retirement «f of the Mlnneapolli Miller’* spring Captain Roy TU1I*. (Staff Photo)_____________________ _____________________________________ training series will be the first AN EDITORIAL of ten to bo playod at tha Sanford Memorial Baseball Stadium. However, the Miller*' will play IR games for the complete eerie*, )t KARLYLE HODBHOI.DER (Phola by Jameson) eight of them out of town., On hand for tha Initial game ★ ★ ★ will he Minneapolis Millers' Gen­ eral Manager W. D. "Rosy" Ryan Wa would lika to call to tha attention of our renders a portion of tha City C harter of tha City of Sanford, Kin.: f a* well aa Manager Ed Stanky, Tha two official* will head np "Section 11. TIME AND PLACE OK COMMISSION tha group of more than 40 play­ MEETINGS; SPECIAL MEETINGS, HOW ANI) BY WHOM er* and offlciala her* for tha CALLED; MEETINGS TO BE PUBLIC! CITIZENS TO spring training season. HAVE ACCESS TO MINUTES AND RECORDS; COMMIS­ The 1080 eprlng training season SION TO DETERMINE ITS OWN RULES AND ORDER OP hire got undsrway in earnest BUSINESS, AND K E EP RECORD OK PROCEEDINGS. Wioneiday as the entire group Tha City Commission shnll m eet a t the usual placo for hold­ i t pnepvctlrn player* end raCounty rrosecutlng Attorney ing tha meeting# of tha legislative body of tha City, nnd a t Karlyla Housholder, 17, today tuw aes repn-tti for tha practica such tim es as may ba prescribed by ordinance or resolution, sessions. announced hi* candidacy for except th a t ft ahall meet regularly not less than twice rach On th* field today were butteryya-elsction subject to tke Demo­ men, moundsmsn, outfielders, Inmonth- Tha Mayor or any tw o members of the Commission cratic Primary May Bill. may call special meetings of tho Commission upon a t least ,<^ He I* a member of S.infurd Le­ fielders, catchers and officials. Dally sessions to get the team P.ARL HIGGINBOTHAM will 24 hours w ritten notice to each member, served personally gion Post No. .17, tho DDablcd 'Amerlrtn Veterans, Junior Cham­ |ln shape, under the managership head th* Fuller Warren for or left a t their usual place of business; provided, however, ber of Commerre, Elks and of Ed Stanky are held beginning Governor headquarters here, th at absence of notice shall not ba m aterial a t any special Setnlnol* County liar Association, at 10:30 each morning and con­ meeting a t which all member* of the Commission are present tinue Into the afternoon, Ha was born end raised In ★ ★ ★ and waive notice. All meetings of the City Commission and ........returned to A largo crowd of bvutull ■amlnol* Count/, and all committees thereof ahall ba public, and any citisen shall fa'nford*to pVrctic* law *n«r gra- [H expected to witness th* first have access to the m inutes and records thereof a t all rea­ .............. * g.tn • of ths tt Ire. Hutting from th* University of sonable times. Tha Commission ahall determ ine Its own Plot Ida In Juna '917. Since then The exhibition game* afford rules and order of business, and ahall keep a record of Its ha haa been active In City and Sanford and Central Florida base* proceedings." • > i* X ' i tnty civic work and has serr- hall enthusiasts an opportunity to •Rid on severe' city boards and com- seo soma of the best baseball We have constantly warned both tha Commission ?, d 'mltlee*. T im e 1983 ho wa* talent of th* nation in action. tha public about tha SECRET meetings th n t are being Jptga of tha Municipal Court of They prill play th* Rochester, among the Commissioner! to tjjeeun* th e busRuM And a f­ fixr nrd. ' . / V, Y team flunday fairs of th a City of Sanford. v T» jti’iuaxnelng for re-election With u tte r disregard of tha C harter of tha City and w , ’ !\t v Mnsholder said) "The volume of Fuller Warren for governor tha curtain of INKORMAL GATHERINGS and INFORMAL criminal caees In our County Court Coffee, Fashion headquarters will be opened Mon­ has Increased greatly and Is In­ day, March IS In the Kent Bldg, a t , DISCUSSIONS drawn around them, tha Board of Sanford sni KaU Commercial St .phone ,Lity: Commissioner! have discussed affairs of ths City Dial creasing daily as our County and Show To Be Held neighboring rmmtir* in-roc•» m No. 3H80, It waa announced today, involve millions of dollars, Imputation; slnte .Inn. tl, 1U.1.1, I At Club Tuesday A City Commissioner-Is elected hy sn m ajority of the At a recent meeting held hy Aiave filed 8,317 teres and hnv# Plans are being romplelari for a Wi.urn supporter* Karl Higgin­ vnlera of lira City of Knnford to hnndle (he CITIZEN'S bu*I processed many others which “Scholarship Coffee and Fashion botham, agreed to head the rant- neaa and not their own pornotial affair*. could not he filed because of’ in­ Show" In be given Tuesday after­ p.t gn for Seminole County, W. AThe Sanford Herald waa harm ) from a meeting, matin sufficient evidence and reluctant, noon. March 30, st the Seminole P.tliick, vice -nalrmani and Mr*, public nnd announc«d a t n regular me«tinjc of th* body, h«ld or weak witness**! ihort'y after Park Raceway Turf Club, Mrs. (..'■•yd K. lloylev treasurer. I took office I established a new Georg* McCall revealed yeitardey. 1 he Florida Slate Bank waa de­ last night, March 16, bccJiusfl on* Commissioner "would nol tnlk freely if th* Representative of The Sanford Herald re­ dyktem for th* reporting of race* The coffe* and fashion show, signated aa depositor for IVatren mained a t the meeting"* > hy the vatlou* county arresting said Mrs. McCall, Is th* biggest for governor campaign fundi, Tha reprexentative of The Sanford HcrnTd made It plain officers to th* Prosecutor which event staged each year by the "W# welcome the help and «uphas been of great value to all of Semlnole County Federation of P-rt of ***ry on# living In Sa-il- to the CommlSAloner* present th at the public should be ad­ tie Alio, In 198.1 I proposed a Woman'# C1uba to benefit their.no!* County," the Warren eup- vised of nctlomi of th* Board of Commienionarn and «ven change in th* pn>r*dur« of hind- icholerthlp fund. porter* said a* they announced th* though Information rnvnalad between Commissioners' dig0 i n g thee* ease* in th* Court which Th# roffea and fashion show it opening of th* Rnnford 11"*p cuanlonn could not b« released in th* public immediately was worked out with Senator Seminole Park Raceway at Cased- Warren for Governor headquart- because of the nature of th* subject, and tim ing of lh* .Btlnitrom, thin County Judge, discussions, the Information should be available for cur «ad Clerk of the Court O. P. berry will b* given In lha Turf-M*« renders for future reporting. Herndon, and resulted In faster Club through tha generosity of However, the Commissioner in question, refused to Ink* dieposal of casee for defenda.its Rick Casares and Jo* D'Agestlno, ; Wanting to plead guilty, or be cooperalon of th* new pluih din­ V. A. Wheetess Will p a rt in the discussions «t the meeting with The Sanford Her­ tried! this procedure also spread ner rlub. ald representative present. The roffs# snd fashion show Play Old Records tha work load of tha various ofOn Ihe basis of Ihe City C harter, the people of tha pm I v s A ll he held from 1» a.m. to 1 flies involved over itho entire City of Sanford have s right todn.v lo see the minutes nnd At Rotary Meeting yesr rather than such nfficaa 1Tuesday, March K with, as Mrs. records of all informal meetings of the Board of City Com­ McCall said today, "many won­ The older members of the San­ Jbaing over-burdened four vlmes a derful door prises." ford Rotary Club meeting In re­ m issioners held In recent and past months on any %nar. > f i Ian1 of Kloiidrv is-- • H.».t This la our only monay making gular stsslon next Monday noon at and all questlona Involving tha affairs of th* City of Han­ • Prosecutor protect th* rights of project, she said, and our on* op­ tha Yarht Club will, In ill probabil­ ford be they on the aubjact of electric power, finances, pur­ all defend-nt* In Cojit as writ as portunity to benefit a most worth- ity, Identify some of Ihe really old chases, or what-have-you, \ time Edison snd Victor cylinder If such minutes are not. available and opened to the gaprerent th* Interest of th* Stata while fund. Thera wilt h« no admission records which Vrrne A. Wheelsss public the Commission Is dorelicl of its duly M ean * of its tn trying them. Ihla Is my quldhig prfrieinal. It le my duty to present charged for the "Coffee and Fash­ of Longwood will play on his old u tte r disregard of the City C harter tinder which they th* rases fairly and Impui Daily ion Show" Mrs. McCall saidi hut graphophone. The younger mem­ operate, conduct their business, and are elected to their before th* Judg* end Jury and a silver offering will be taken for bers of the club will probably get a big kick out of hearing Ihe kind high office. when 1 have don* aa my duty and*, the benefit. How many of these SECRET meeting* have been held Fashions will-be furnished by the th* reiult rests with th* jurors of music that pleased their elders is not known. But we are awsre th at thoy have been held, Hollywood Shop of Sanford. many years agn. flg«g th* Judg*. L Whcelris, author of “When The they have been held in SECRECY, and the information haa •■*1 feel I have don* a good Jut, for th* people *nd lha knowledge [wfsadow ' Lark Calls" which has been withheld from the public. If this form of operations of the City m ust continue, gained from every day that passes Elk's Club Elects been book reviewed many limes re­ enables me to do a batter Joh, I cently at local organisations, Is of- then it (a being done in complete unfairness to the citizens will continue to do th* bevt 1 Roy D. Green As Un seen driving around town In they represent. am capable of doing " a Model 1311 Ford which, In soma This is the type of government th a t citizen* sr* New Exalted Ruler manner, he has managed lo keep In up In arm s about in BIG government and certainly in LIT­ A new slalt of officers were perfect running order. Ills hobby, TLE governm ent the example should not be set forth to bn Dancing School elected hy the Sanford Lodge No. flhat la one of his hobbles), has carried on from the grass'rools on Into the more complicated lilt, Brnevolenl and Protective been lh* collecting of old style talk­ and afa r off system* th at are daily being ridiculed by a sin­ Opens Here Soon; Order of Elk's at Iheir matting ing machine* snd records and II cere nnd devoted public. < • Is said that his collection Is one * Enrolling Tuesday lastTh#night. Meetings of the nature held Thursday night breakn new officers for 1MB, who of lh* very largest In Ihe country. y A new dancing school ha- will be Installed at a special meet­ Among Ihe numbers bo be played down the faith of tha citizens of a community, in 1t* leader­ scheduled Id opening In Sanford ing April 8 are: Roy D. Green, will b* snm* of Ada Jones, Cal ship. If our affairs have lo he carried on behind locked doors following registration uf pupils Exalted Ruler! Guy Allan, Es­ Slawarl, Billy Murray, Uncla Josh because of CLASSIFIED INFORMATION then th* cltlzana which wijl be held Tuavlsy, March teemed Leading Knighi; W. D. and Billy Jont* and Ernie Hara. might hav* reason to give up In u tte r despair and rslegat* SB. from 1 'o I p.m. Hardin Esteemed Loyal Knight; A "Tell Tha Titls" contest will b* Th# Deanna School of Dance will R. F. Mapes, Esteemed Lectur­ staged as part of (he program with itself to a form of government th at la being ridiculed. Such meetings break down the fnlth of th* newsman ^ffer rim es In ballet, lap and ae- ing Knight; W. O. Livingston. Sec­ a prise going lo th* person ld*ncovering the nffalrs of the community since there is sn . gbhatici which are allied to be held retary; Myron A. Reck, Treaa- ttfylng th* most song*. awareness th a t all Information Is not being released for hi* at ths Curiosity Shop, In Die Pay- nrrr, Phil Hair, Tyler; Jene readers. fon Really Building on Highway I»dge, Trustee for three years; Mayor F. D. Scot! said last night, "I am ready to talk 17-92 at Hiawatha. and Don Rales as Allernala Dele­ Deanna McManus, Instructor of gate lo the Grand Lodge Conven­ 4 Local Students huelnesa now for the public " |h* Deanrfa School of banco is a tion. Th* Cunimlssloner in question stated th a t "I might gradual* of tho Ebsen School of It waa also announced that >11 Put On Dean's List want lo call th* o ther commissioner* hy names," a* a reason . pane* In Orlando and has 'tutted arrangement* hiv* been com­ Four Hanford «tud*s.U h*v* t een for not wanting • newsman In the audience. oadsr Mono Camsnn of Chicago pleted for the Elks Blood Bank named lo lh* Florida Stale Uni­ May we ask. how much of tliia SECRET CITY GOV­ a id Tommy Armour or Miami Thuriday, March 23 from 3 to 7 versity Dean's List. ERNMENT Is going on T They art Beatrice M. Blsbee, . formerly of tho Rellat Run*. She p. m. at th* Elk'e Club. Ralph I* th* public to expect more and more of th is typ* bold* a l«achar*s cernflcal* with White, handling th* details of Margaret J. MeRov, Martha- 0. Mia DaHKAMMMMMUWrle* the forthcoming Elk's Blood Bnak Shannon, and Autumn Y. Shannon. masting, or a hell it tfxpect Its government to be operated by staled "A free steak dlvwr wilt Th* aeadamle period In which the C harter provided by law? 1 ’> N« be served to all donors to Ik* they earned awawawssawea recognition wa* th* the questions that must be anaw*r*d and Blood Bank lmiMdiartly foilowmg drat remailer,r,'£*pt«mb*r • wM n* *er«d forthrightly by each and every Comtheir Jsamrr f j ' ope* »U t— <■* to th* p«bU* t *A\' Sanford Herald Barred From Announced Meet County Prosecutor Carlyle Housholder Seeks Re-Eldciion Warren Supporters Open Headquarter Here-Hex! • : •’ S ir Inspections, Tests April 2 On Bicycle Safely Date Slated Tomorrow Set I Th* tarond Bleycl* R*f#ir Hub meeting to rrgiilrr all boys ami girls for th« local rltib will bt htld tomorrow morning »t 10 o’clock on Seminol* Rlvd. Imme­ diately behind tha Chamber of Commarra and Tourist Club buildini*. A hug* crowd of young cyrlisti are axpcrltd lo b* on band it 10 o’clock when bicycle safely last# and Inipectloni will b« given. The Sanford Poller De­ partment, under Ihe direcllon of Pollc* Chief noy G. William*, will handle the safely trite and inpectlon.i. Tha tests will be given on diagrams already provided by the Sanford Pollc* Department and painted on th* pavement In Ihe area sat aside for lh* registra­ tion, lasts and inspecUons. All blryrici will ba Inspected for complete nfeiy, official* of Ihe Bicycle Safety Club slated. Membership In th« Bleycl* Safe­ ty Club le countywide, It wjs silled yesterday, and. boys and Stria ara especially urged to railsster tomorrow morning if they hiv* not don* so. at th* i r i l mealing of tha group. Each qtambar, when ragistarrd, will raeeiv* a membership card and Ultratur# on blcycl* riding ■ * M y ' »nH- *p # ra O **. /• offtrM'fa ot the organisation will ba on band lo register each boy or. girl aa they attend this second session. Tba organisation will b# operat­ ed In eonlunctlon with tho citywide recreation program, arroidIng hi ihe officials, with wiener roasts, picnics, bicycle sight-,eeing tripe, and other forme of en­ tertainment planned for tho aummer-loog and year 'round program of events. Williams Assumes New Assignment Arnold Williams, yesterday, look ovsr his assignment as Captain on the Sanford Poliee Department after being officially appointed by Police Chief Roy Williams. Waiting for hla shift, from 4 p. m, to 12 midnight, Arnold Wil­ liams said ,"l am Indeed happy (hat 1 hav* beta selected ■■ Cap­ tain on th* Sanford Pollc* De­ partment. I am proud to be work­ ing under Chief Williams and I hop* that I can llv* up la all that la expected of me." Thevjtew Captain of th* Sanford Police Department le 41 years old, married, and began hla duties her* aa a member of the Sanford Pollc* Department April 17, 1U2. He live* at 1808 Elliott Ave. Arnold Williams waa assigned lo handle traffic following com­ pletion of two courses at lh* Uni­ versity of Florida Extension De­ partment In Traffic and two FBI Hchoolf in law anforcemant. "I Ilka police work," Arnold Williams said, "and 1 put my heart In It." Hospital Notes MARCH II Mra. Shirley Record (Sanford) Sam Jarrell'’(Sanford) Mrs. Florence Icon (Sanford) Dischargee Mrs. Wllla Jackson (Genava) Raby Girl Jackson Mr*. Jo* Mus* (Like Monro*) Baby Girt Musa (Lake Monroe) Tohn Woodruff (Sanford) Blrt* Raby Girl Record MARCH M Morris ForguiM (Rtusford) , Louie Fla*! (Ranfoed) Frank",* La* (Lake Mary) Mra. tatty Udtly (Uka Monro*) Ifrth Baby B*v Udeiy The Slate Road Department an­ nounced yeMerday that it would open bids In Taliahesseo April 3 on an erilmalrd four million dol­ lars worth of road and bridge pro­ ject#. Largest Job on the Hat of 27 pro­ jects calls for 7.4 miles of fourlining on Slat* Roads IS and 100 northward from Ihe Orange Coun­ ty lin# In Seminole County. Tbis project is lha four-lanlog and paving, as well aa widening, of 17-82 from lh* Orang# County line to an approximate point at Five Points, The letting of the gontrart, fol­ lowing opening bids, will climax the long negotiations to get the road Improvement for Seminole County through and will open Ihe way for Ihe additional section of IT 02 from Five Points to tha San­ ford City limit* to |oln with Ihe French Ave. elx-lanlngs and widening. Also, to follow will be Ihe Stale Rogd-41S and 4* projects which are nearing th* phase of com­ pletion. » Filth District Road Roard mem­ ber William H. Dial publicly stal­ ed during th* French Ave. Dedi­ cation caremonlee anti banquet that Ihe project* would be let lo contraet Uia year. 62 Members Of SHS Band Leave Today To Enler Contest J. Q. (Rile*) GALLOWAY 'Slim' Galloway To Try For Anolfiec Term As Constable Constable J. q . "SH ra* G allow ay announced today h i* eandldaaF fo r realection aa Constable a f t b * Fourth D istrict, Sam lnol* C ounty, subject to th * Democratic P rim a ry o f M ay 3, v -J l. Constable G allow ay w a * * U * i> ed, ay CorisUtds in 186q for a four-year term. * ■ 'F-tg*' nAnnring* hla candidacy "1 |t*v* worked hard le make tlje of/k’W of Cuustadl* a suceesa," Tha rf* eords will shew what 1 have done, he said, end-1 want te continue ba that office, Galloway said "I hav* answered all rail# and worked hard and Siii, two member* of th# Semi- diligently on Inveetigatloue," mil* High School bend left at 4:30 He laid I hie morning, "I have thii morning for an all day Dis­ qualified and ans now a eandldatw trict Contest In Cocoa which will for tha office of Constable ef include band* from Stminolf, Or­ lh* Fourth District." ange, Vn|uala, Marion and' Brt- "1 hav* cooperated with ether law enforcement agenda* te th* sembla venta. During th* day earh group will j fulleet extant and will continue t* anter in th« four phaita of Ihe do m In ferrying out my dull#* contest which are: ennrart, sight *» Constable If sleeted by lb* reading, drill, and solo and an- people for another term.". aamhla aval*. First on Ihe, srhedul* for thla morning waa the Majoratt* Corps Funeral Services competing In * twirling ansambl* coolest. Tha schedule for th* re­ Held Wednesday^ mainder of tha day was: brass quartet at 8:17 g. m.; brass sex- For J. D. Ingraham tatla at 3:24 a. m.j concert con­ Funeral s*rv|cea for Jan tu D< test at 11:90 a. m.: sight reading at 12 noon; practice drill at t Ingraham, assistant general .yeso’lrlnrk; and solne by Hob Reely aengrr agent nf th* Florida X isl fpiann), Sidney Vlhlen (trumpet), Coast Railroad, and formerly *1 Robert Armstrong ((ranch horn); Sanford ware held «t 11 a.m. Rill llaaamer (Timpani); Tommy Wednesday la St. Augustlni'g Bower (flute); Grad* Duggar Trinity Episcopal Church. Tba Hiv, (clarinet); and Larry Burney Charles Seymour, factor, offlafo (bass) war* scb*dul«d for th* ■ted. Mr. Ingraham died la!* MoqdaF early afternoon . The band then parilclpilea In In a Si. Augustins Hospital. II* waa i parade In downtown Cocoa sche­ 72. At th* lime of hti death he wa* duled for 8:30 this afternoon, fol­ lowed by a mail band concert at treasurer of (ha Rial* Chamber a( 7:41 this avanlng, and for tha final Commerre, a post ha had Me’d ler event, lha drill contest at 10:14 more than 30 years, and s moaiSsr. p. m .tonight. of Ihe executive coptmlUee. iEach band enters In a classlflMr. Ingraham was born on June ration baaed on high school en­ 14, hum, In Sanford and aLeudad rollment and they ara then rgt*d Sewanea Military Academy and th* In their group wilh tba "superior" University of tha South, both 4* R*rating lh« highest poilbla. wane*, Tenn. Ha was t memo#* of Alpha Tan Omega fraternity atltli* university and served as university Registration Books trustee. Ita was lha a:in nf lha 1st* Mr. and Jsmae E. Ingraham, Will Be Taken Out prominentMr*. SI. Augustin* raeldHJUHe Mr. Ingraham was a enartef Into County Areas member of th* St. AugusHnr JU* Registration booki will be laken Iary Club and waa a member'iff nut Into the county, Mrs. Camilla (ha Rotary Club of Jackson Rrure, Supervisor'of Registration* Survivors Include his t*l(* for Semlnota County, said today. Frances Hopklna Ingrmtm, "Thla will give those who wish guitinr; Iw* daughters, Mr*. lo ragialar and d<) nol have an op­ Item Heard, Bloomfield, t»aa.. gm| portunity lo coma lo Sanford an Mrs. lawrenc* Kltklir.d, Kiris* nnporlunlly to qualify ta vole In mond, Vs.j * sister, Mrs. CootM Ihe coming elariion." Mra. fln.ee W. Gibbs, Jacksonville; revealed. givndehlldrea and MVrijD negiitralion hooka will be teksn and nephew*. < we*lo Altamonte Springs next Wednes­ Ruri'l was In Evergreen Cl day night from g (o 10 end will be ttrr, St. Augustine, with located at lha Town Hall (or all of Funeral Home la rhargf. Ihoa* who wlib lo register —- ■■ —■ — "W* will have tha registration hooks In Longwood Friday nlgljl. BOMA IM TH U INHPI HAGERSTOWN, M<L . March 13, during th* agm* hours, and will b* at th* Town Halt," ska child Alraretl Division u tq said. sn Air Fore* M ntrstt M» "1 Tbs ToWn Halt a( Oviedo will b* and raysk m M cwseiy" used lor ragbtratlon Wednesday disclosed miaibnr *f UR night, Martb S3, aald Mra. Brue*. berthnra *3 MR other locations will be m. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 15, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7444a2ea579b3cf34bb63ff74bd5c20a.pdf 262882c08e52e6897ec8140e81936d39 PDF Text Text Winner* O f Seriei In Ringer TourndmentTbld The second In • eerie* of hint* er Tournaments iponsored bjr the Sir.frfd Wowowfr i& tid at'lhe* SKyfr'r Country Club. t u won by tbo following ladle*: Clan Ai Low Groi* • Mr*. Jeanne Foulk, W. Lew Net > Mr*. Veme Smith, T t Claae 1 : U * Oreo* - Mr*. Blanch* Nicely. H . Low Net Mr*. Ann* lOwb^.W .. Class C: Low Gross - Mr*. Vera Mather*, i l l . Low Net •. Mr*. Bara Lee Fetor*. U- ", V-U ** «*• MU* Oea U to be *■ attends* it Orec# Kelto's wedding ti prince Retaler to Mostee Apr! “CHEERFULNESS IS -rHEALTH* MELANCHOLY IS DISEASE*" i COMMUN1ST LEADER FOUND g u ilty c o n t e m pt .. — • ( A a lt o 's ■ •« * M e e t — ■f ' ';i' lo 'o f good'ehojlr, It la M longer n*e***ar> to be me­ lancholy beeaoee of f*nt of any dlaeaea or skknee*. Our prescription dopertaoont has all the old reliable remedies, and ■deny now weapon* to help you In your fight for continuous health. Local fkysklane k*ow that w* carry a complete «i*ck of medlcnee. Should you *J*f he** occasion to rW t a J W a id M while away In another *Hy, pleas* Inform him t ^ t no mat­ ter what he ®,y . f can eompouad hi* prescrlp- NEW YOR.K; to*—Gilbert Oreen, a top-renktog Communist laadar, has been found guilty of epntompt of court tor Jumptog. baU five ytara eg* when ho was due to go to prison. •' . : , Green, dS-yoar-old IlltaoU party chairmen, bed been Motwieed- to five year* tor eeMpiracy to teach and adroeato rtalent overthrow of Uie U J. government. He leva hlmsaU up two week* ago to »orva th# five 'pair*. Faderal Judge Archie 0. Dawson yesterdsy sst March M for sentenc­ ing on the contempt charge. He I* empowered io ImpOre any sen­ tence he sees fit. COMB: Not* the two children at left peering from eic ready to eeat th* dignitaries when they arrive. A can be e**n standing *n th* truck waiting for cars a«t««>w u t *»•«-• »*<* O LD HOME TO W N or By STANLEY H U H — I F O U N D H E t> M ISSIN G \ m tM M ILL Cf « 0 L - 9f T H I I t C > * N D M I S S E D LA ST SIX r 3 <Mi ALIM ONY PAYM ENTS A N D 0 D S - O (TWO ON CAR,TV AN D WASHER r -----/ - A N D THE JUDtSE JU ST P U T / \ ( // V. FR E E Z E R , F O R SIX ) TOUCHTON DRUG C O . JUSTICE CAMPBELL THOBNAf, a former Road* Board member of the Fifth District, and now of th* Florida Supreme Court, and Swiater W, A. “ BIU” Shande aa they left for the French Avenue Dedication Ceremony Friday afternoon. (Staff Photo) PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Virginia had 11 ,90S Irrigated aeres in 1854 compared to 141T In IMP. 2 f t M t Plreetoe, 0A1 H IM /N T H E D E E P V MONTHS Jr— * * M IS S IN G PERSON S ■ U ftB A U . L O S T *^ FO U N D m W EEP lUSPEcro 1 DO® W ARDEN FISHING at HUNTfNfJ UCCAIRWft , * > -* POLICR CHIEF1 o»» FI«B Wf^T >V—^ Ls • JU L i m / N C ATTia S YEARSAS MASCOTft* MJW*AIR FORCE 8AN0 OPOttNUTE APR -rW L IU,CM10C,AAfCWW/A/J MASP * m © ID Z& Lm * ifiR F Parade of Plans No. 3 RANK Of STAFFSIRCEANTANP CJVEMA , C0LU9 WITH 4 STRIPES 5 OR MORE CITRUS TREES ON EACH LOTI TOWN 1 C L tffk 1 * D iversified plana; varied ex terio r* ; la rg t loti f.l Financing lUQNSPtt DOCS WERE US© IN IARIY MVS TDRUNTREAPMllLR WHICHTURNIPROASHNCSPITS _ | INRWNCTI»» C onventional Financing C arry in g coals le st thnn rent • iwe, c«m»» Dot luiwrtii r«t« w r.e. Mrs. L. Sikes Dies After Long Illness SOUTH EOREA, U. S. SIGN AGREEMENT SEOUL, Korea tos—South Korea and the United Stales signed an agreement her* today for Import of tt3.MO,ooirworth of U. S. farm surpluses. The firm surplus** will be sold [em« accldenla kiled 17,000 U. locally under government super­ vision. The bulk of th* proceeds— reportedly 80 per cent—are ear­ marked fur support of the Korean armed forces. The rest will go for RED-I-MIX such local American expenses as Korsxn labor and aorvlres for KONCRETE j i' ..p ; U. S. troops and government representsttves. RATHER TO HEAD CLINIC HONEY BROOK, N. Y. </P)irlea (Chuck) Mather, coach Kanes* University, will headi a staff of Instructors at the rd annual football clinic set w for March 13-24. Betsy Anne Carter To Attend Confab Miss nctsy Anne Carter who Is a member nf the Epsilon Gamma Chapter nf Kappa Delta PI Flor­ ida Southern College, Lakeland, will attend tho national conven­ tion to be held at Oklahoma A A M. College, Stillwater. Okla., March 15 through March 17. Kap­ pa Delta PI. an Honor Society In Education was founded at the Uni­ versity of Illinois In toon Member­ ship Is based na commendable .Miracle Concrete personal qualities, worthy edheaIdealx and arhlvememenli, 1>M < Company The first United States adhe­ lion and sound scholarship. pnstsge stsmps were placed ik. IMS — 809 Klai Ave. sive Relsy Anne who Is a Junior was on sale July I, 1847. recently Initialed Inin Cap and Gown, an honor society on the college campus which also recognigts leadership, scholarship, and YM OND M. BALL, REALTOR aervlc* lo the college. She la also a member of Sigma Sigma Slgme social aororlty. Miaa Carter I* the . Real Estate Bales — Rentals — Investments daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Walter Dependable Insurance and Rends L. Carter. • * 8. D. Highleyman, Awioclaln BaJcemaa b Q 'V / U PAY MORE? per 100<lb* c y l in d e r NO INSTALLATION CHANGE Legal Notice TSSBI ITATSQ nr M.OHIIIA feihs tAmm? TN.W SiaaKKi TO A i » n r n C om plaint h a v in g b .sn Hied • la l n a l ruu In th * C irc u it C ourt In and lo r H .m ln u l. County, F lo rid a , by l'K I IC V W. lto i« (o r d lv u rra , tha ahort t i l l * of w hich la I ' U l t c r W . HOUtL l ’ la ln t lff varaua J U A N IT A KI.IKAtiatTIl IIUNH, Dofand ant, th a t* praaanla ara to tom maud you to ap yaar and I lia yo u r w rlta n dafanaaa h araln on a r hafo ra tha la th day of A p ril A U. I l l * , or a ih a rw la a D acrea F ro Con(aaaa w ill bn aatarad a « a ln » l you. T h a Sanfo rd tla rn ld la d a ila n a l.d • a a aaw apapar of e e a a ra l c irc u ­ latio n In w hich ih la c ita tio n .h a ll ba publiahad one* aaah w a th (o r fo u r rn o a ro u llv a w aalia. w IT N K H S my b a n * a n * o ffic ia l aaal a I Ih a d e s k a ( U a C ltc u li J P k o li* *to. “ » •( No city taxes . . . all city conveniences, Inctadlm Mali delivery Com munity w nter ayslem HI reels paved and curbed Colored kitchen appliances Moulded Form ica alnk tops Colored plum bing fix tu res .Wifa-anver rainbow kitchen by G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC GE* 10 ea. ft. re frig e ra to r GE U rge alto ran g e ..; _ GE 60-gtl w a te r h e a te r t L u e e c v iu id a i GE garbage d to p o u ll BILLY ROSE TO MARRY NRW YORK to*—Th* New York Daily News said today Broadway showmin Billy Rais and blende Joyce Mathews will he mirried April I at his Mount Klsco N. Y., estale. . . Th* Newi Slid MU* Mathews, 30, ex. wife nf tfil|ea Bene, an­ nounced the dele yesterday.' Ike Is In Doctora Hospital recovering from, an emergency appendec­ Mrs. McDaniel Is tomy. M, was formerly married Victor Of Handicap toRose, th* lata Psnoy Brie* and swim Mrs. T. T. McDaniel defeated star Eleanor Holm. MU* Holm Mr*. E. B. Smith, (h* defending named Miss Mathews la her suit champion to win the Dot Pow*l| for divorce from Rose. Handicap Tournament, at th* Mayfair Inn Country Clut)., Ikrntann von HslmhaHa mss tn the semi-final rounds Mr*. E. B. Smith defeated Mrs. Car­ the first nun to see the interior men Inch and Mrs. T. F. Mc­ of the human eye through an Daniel defeated Mrs- Andrew opthalmoieop* which he Invented, eye experts say. Carrs way. O. M. Harrtotni, Amoetate Broker W HY Mrs. Laura C. Sikri, Tl, died at 1:4.1 a. m. March 10 at th* home of her ion-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Sikes, 1503 Mellonvllle Ave. v She had a lingering Illness and had lived In Sanford (or five years. She was born March M. 1U4 In Cobhtown, Us. and was a member of the Methodlsl Church (here. Survivors Include one daughter, Mrs. A. B. Slkea, Sanford; two sisters, Mrs. Molly Davla, VadtUs, (la.; Mrs. Lee Rich, Cobblown, (I* several nieces and nephdfcl, Funrral service* were held at 1:30 p m. Sunday el Brisson Funer­ al Home, with the Rev. D. D. Cressey officiating. Reipalns were sent lo Cobbtown, Ga. for burial on Monday. Th* area nf U. I. Nallonal Foreiti Is nearly aqual to that nf Texas. G R A utom atic dbU tw uher la M u x * t-h a th home* * GE automatic washing machtae ia del ok j • 2-bath kerne Alaot Kitchen ventilator . C IV IL SER V IC E BOARD C IT Y O F SANFORD, FLO RID A H — — DOPTT------ **. TaMYIra DeHar* Resaaoe tmw Tires Ara. •meeth. im mur I M . M hW’O t Now Tnieb Robber ^ GN. tows me* M X*. NOW » o » • « • * . m> A -' City of Sanford Civil Service examinations will h* hsld-ta the City Hall at 1:80 P. U. Saturday March It, IBM to establish an eligible list for the class of Truck Driver, Utility and Main■tenant* men. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS; Clllsen of Sanford, good-moral character and physical fltnese, and have had at least-a grammar eshool education. Also driver* license requited. Age limit 48. Per further Information end application blank <o* th* examiner at the Oily Ha'-i between the hours of UiOO A, M. end 1.00 p. M. Meek N,. Cleveland Jr. leerotarf v i ■>/ ■*• ^*1 ' ’I'R'V aIv -* M.(0 , ftornr, tomato^ • + >-' • 1 > <.*/;,' ,<» . • Not A Project! sA u ao m cEi �• ' < . ■ 1 J '*■ Shop M d • V f ■ ‘ •"A i •• *■ •« ..-At' . ■' * 1 • ' ' :■ -v , Save * In S a n fo r d ' M i lNUKHNNUUNT SMaWWnd i m ^TOLUBII! x» Lake Monroe Man Reveals Candidacy **' /o r Commissioner <pp- i n , 1. > • Out Schmah, Lake Monroe, haa RuallfDd and annonneaa candidacy .for Hoard of Seminole County Commliilonera In Diitrlel Three, ■object to th.Democr.tle Primary , Schmah has lived In Seminole C,V. tinea fcle home on tha Wett Side uit time, . Ha haa bean a farmer and cat. ilemen tinea 1930 and until raeently waa connected with the Vtrioui agricultural projects of tha eounty for many years. Schmah took an important part In obtaining the present Sanford Rtata Farmers Market for the community. Ha le also a Director 'i n the Federal Lend Bank. Ha haa alio been a director In djir P* '1 in other financial, Initlw In announcing hla candidacy ftutlona. Schmah lays, "I have developed land of my own and I am cer­ tainly interested In tha overall development of Samlnols County. I am In a pmltlon to giva most of my tlm# to tha duties of Seminole County Commlaalonar " « The Sanford baseball season will officially get underway next tun* day afternoon with n gigantic parade which will leave the May. fair Inn at 1:16 p. m. The Seminole High School band will Dad the parade from the Mayfair Inn to the Sanford Me­ morial Baseball Stadium where the first practice end exhibition yam# of tha season to bo played by the Now York Giants' Minnea­ polis Millers will get underway at 1:30. City Commissioner John Knder j« ‘M'1 Many baseball enthusiasts and cjty e(v|c |raj #rt w|)| take part *h» |>■r• d, •"<> • « the game (hit will ht played butwtan Iht Minneapolis Wilier* and Rochaat* tr. * Local fans will havs an oppor­ tunity to sea top bracket basabell talent in aetlon on the mound, the hasrs and on the field as wall as at tha plate. Officials of tha Minneapolis Millers are expecting a maximum crowd to tee the first game played In Sanford la the IB-geme ache, dule, ten of whlrh will h» home gamoe and played at Memorial Stadium, E, H Savings Bonds February Purchase Figures Revealed W. A, Patrick chairman of tha Seminole County Savings Bund Commllle* today announced purcha*e figures fnt Fehruary end tha totals for the first two nuntha of 195#. ' "Purchase* of K and 11 Saving* Bond* In Florida In February vrr* *9.980.802," P a t r i c k reported "which amount fall short by leea than one percent of tha record Mra. Sue Stevenson, president- sales In February 1955, tha hlqhalaet of the Pilot Club, was elected tat alngle one month*! volume .to. .sarva . . . was a delegate to the Pilot tinea the clo-x of the Victory Loan ^Dllstrict W ct Four ronvsnttda eonvantlda which whkh will wiU D;!y, ln , m tn(! brjnt, lh, 7* bald Mtd In la Tallthiuea May 4-6 4-1 at »mount for tha year-to-date to .the metiing of Urn local'flub laet gm.3ga.8M, *.» c u t af ■Jlhr lq,tb*YatW Ou*v - [tv* Mate's quota for 1950 1956," Serving *• delegatee wltt^ , her "Seminole County purclwse* far Will ha Mrt. D. K. MeNab, first February wer# 128,818 end for vice prnidenl-eleet and Mrs. Jorl^oth months ISfi.KIH whioh is 20.5 R. Field, Alternates elided ware percent °f the Treasury assigned Mrs. M. L. Reborn Sr., Mrs. county (pinta, B. E. Chapman and Mra. Walter '•With the vuluma of purchase! L.,Carter. Mrs. Itaborn will serve running almoW even wish lh* on the District Four nominating record amounts reported t u t Ammlllee at the convention. Ono year," Patrick stated, "people of af the entertainment features of Florida are rapidly piling up tha convention will include atten­ liquid reserves In Savings Bonds dance at tha famed F.S.U. Circus already estimated at wall In axa t ' which Pilots will bo honor | rasa of « half billion dollars. Such i holdings not only are a atahilixiog gueiti. Mrs. Edith Mac Bride Cameron influence In th* national economy th* af Gainesville, Pilot International hut era a bo«n as wall president, wjjl be the guest speaker people won own them and lo Hi* at the Saturday, May 6 luncheon communities in which thay live," Meeting. Mrs. Either Ridge was appointed serve a* director to All lh« va­ Dawn M. Bishop cancy caused by the resigns lion of Mrs. Ruth Scott. Initiated Recently Mrs. Hirvcy Swanson, president, requested that all committee chair- Into Fraternity ■ten bring their reports, In quad­ TALLAHASSEE. - Thirty new ruplicate, to the April masting. Sha members have been initiated hy announced that tha elub'i annual lh* Florida State University S ister Egg sale will be held In rhapler of Kappa Delta Pi. an front of Aeara Store all day. lalur- honorary fraternity for students 4 tf. March 51. Members will in education. Meet with Mrs. B. E. Chapman at Two of those Initiated ard faIttr home in Loth Arbor Wednes­ rulty members: Dr. Robert L. day, March tl, to plan for the sale. Briggs, associate professor of Member* ware invited by the music, and Mrs. Martha L, WillBalloted Man'* Wives Club to at­ son, aiililant profaator of educa­ tend a fashion show lo be held at tion. student Initiates are; the Rilt Theatre March 16. The Th* . elub voted lo contribute a sum of Dawn M. Bishop, Sanford; BarMoney lo help defray tha aapeniei hara Ann Cooper, Princeton; «f • fashion ahow which will be Lucy B. Council, Phylll* Ann e^nsored by tha County Fadera- Keen, Carole Ann Nydegger, TenR% of Women'i Cluba of which llla L. Lynea and Nancy Ann White, Tampa; j the Pilot Club la a member. Sara Beatrice rniea and Roberl 'A Idler was read from Harry M. N. Willis, Tallahassee; Donald Weir. Seminole Memorial Hospital Dittman,' Craw forilvllle; Elizabeth administrator, thanking tha elub C. Edwards, Mayo; Mlxjne Ed­ for a check In the amount of VLU wards, Largo; Calherina Friedwhich was recently turned over to hrlm, nolle Glade; Maude Glllla feim hy Mrs, Swanson to apply on and William Maloy, Pensacola; Bit Pilot room In the hospital , Kathryn Harmon , garaiota; Dawn Sharp, Nokomla; Frances Eloise Hearn, Llv« Oak; Barbara Mrs. Charles Davis Jeffriei, St. Cloud; Charlea Ma­ thews, Frostproof; Helen Mc­ Dies A t Hospital Lain, Miami; Lawrtnca Moore Mr*. Charles R, n*vls, M, psss- Jr., Keystone Helghti; •d susy it the Seminole Memorla Doltie Sue Thompson and Doro­ Hospital at 1:45 p.m. yesterday if- thy Willing. Jacksonville; Judilh ••moon iftir a lingering Illness. Naftulin, Neptune Beach; Car­ Mrs. Davit waa bom April 24. mine Ranleri, Gulfport; Mary UM at Barneivlllt, R. C. and had Ann Turpin, Dania; and Phyllis Uv«d in North Laka Monro* lor 15 Stefsnl, no homa town obtainable. *eari. Sha n ai a member of AU |t Catholic Churth of Sanford. FORCER HAVE Ira. Davit It survived by bar ATOMIC ARTILLERY htwband, Charlaa R. Davit of SEOUL. Koraa i*—North KoNorth Laka Monroe, one grandaon, rea'a Communiit lorcaa now have Chariot A. Johnton of North Laka atomic artillery, South Korea'* Manroa, and two ilttart, Mra. V. D. defense mlnlatar u id today. Lett, Columbia, S. C. aad Mra. J, Dofonto Mlalator Sohn Won II W> Ball of Columbia. said, "lhoro a rt atomic artUlary Funeral aorvlcaa will bo held to* pieces in North Korea, according morrow afternoon at > p.m. al Brie, lo South Korean army iatslligonee ■pa * Funeral Roma with Father reports." Rlefcard Lyons officiating. The defense mini*ter refuted to say whether ho believed the ar­ tillery w u Russian made. Mrs. Sue Stevenson To Represent Pilot Club At Convention I S ^ V O A s ^ » ^ tU P A DAILY NEW BPA PCT ^ WKllNKNIJAY, MA11C11 I t , 1956 ll ■■ le s 'f d h ir # C of C Directors Talk On Federal Aid To Education SHS Band To Play Concert Numbers Reports Given For Student Body Various reports highlighted the V struction of new school lad because of tha SNAAS." "mir congressional delegation been very cooperative In h<\ to remove tha ohjectlonabW" tlnna of this law which enahldd them |o operate In area ter advent* aa* for the Setnlnol* County School system." Mllwea said "There art approximately MIS children In sclmol now In Semi­ nole County" and "More than T.MB are expccteit for lha beginning of next year's term." Thii. bn reminded them was considerably more than th* prediction that bad been made lo obtain hy January IBM." He said that "federal con­ trol and Interference baa been practically neallalbla in pravieun and present federal aid bills raeb as lha Bmllh-lIiJgliea act, t i e ." . He aeemrd to think that tf • hill could hr put through without the segregation clause It might b f of considerable help in making additional faclllliea available. He also brought nut that It coil approximately IHM per year pgr child In operate tha school) and next year It la expected to aoat ■ little more than 6200. monthly meeting of the Seminole T H ^ I R f i^ iR T H D A ^ ! k 7 t^ ! ^ r « » * m e d a patient at Seminole Mrnu’ital Hu.pilal went to R*iph ! 'll! County Chamber of Commerce Peter*. Altamonte prlngs Shown a'*ov* arc Admit latrator Harry Weir and Director of Foods K'*r- I ^m jnol, llTih riuring tha weekly Roard of Director* held last night at tha Educational Building on att* Jackson aa thay handed Paters hla rake on hi* Mth birthday. (Staff Pbolo) assembly program, Commercial Ave, Selections to h* played for the Don Fletcher reported on the student audience ere th* hand's "Central Fair Exhibit" and contest numbers which Include James A.Florida Wright on Ihe French ' ‘Americans Wr". "THua Over- Ave. Dedication. Wright said, "1 hire", the ‘'Tiberius." want lo thank the Board of Coun­ The hand haa also chosen a ty Commissioner* for Ihe fine co­ hand selection thay have not play­ operation received from them for ed before for a sight reading Ihe dedication." Week* of endless day-nlghl Field number for their audience. Carrier Landing Practice aesiloni In other reporls. H. B. Crumley One nr th* Semtnnla High Reboot which have meant loss nf sleep lo Band student conductor* will di­ and Frank Evans told of the at­ Rural carrier service, says post many Sanford residents have ended rect th* band Ip playing "Gypsy tendance at lha Leaden Work Con­ ference In Jacksonville, mention­ Ufa". master, Joel Field, will be started at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station with auccessful results. ing In delsil the classes and dlaDuring tha rnntert tomorrow in the Little Venire and Loch russinn* In which they partici­ Every pilot attached lo- Heavy morning twn of sha contest inlnArbor areas M irth 54 and will Attack Squadron Five ta now either pated. lit* will h* heard. Sidney Vihlen he continued once dally exrept fully qualified or ‘reqitillfled to President George Touhy gava a wilt play a trumpet solo. "Sounds Sundays and holidays thereafter. land hla AJ "Savage" aboard naval of the Hudson" and Bill Ilex*- brief report on the Herlnng ques­ mar will play a timpani solo, tionnaire and ihe tallying of the Patrons who place their rural cirrleri both night and day. This means that when the squadron deMANCHESTER, N. 11. trt-San. "Concert lor Timpani" by Wein­ reports for local Information. lypa boxes at lh* curb should Chamber Manager Forrest Rreeplo to lh* Mediterranean In May Esta. Kafauver’t cla*r-rut victory berger. make! hem 40 Inches ahove the It will have reached a slate of com­ In lha New Hampshire primary Other contest itdus and ensem­ kenrldge reported on the status ground, he eaulioncd. All resi­ bat readiness In event of war put now punch and power today bles lo be heard are piano solo of th* Waterways ind Water Con­ dents of the a rets are requested hitherto unattalned by a heavy at­ into his drive for tha Democratic by Bob Bealy; flute solo by Tom­ trol Cnmmltlee projects and said to place the boxes up as soun as tack unit. presidential nomination — but the my Bower; french horn solo by "tha SI. Johna-lmllan River Im­ possible so that the Pust Gffice VAIf-3 completed all pilot quali­ election's real surprise was Vice Robert Armstrong; basa tola by provement Association la gelling can number the boxes. All boxes fication exercises required of tha President Ntxon. Larry Burney; clarinet solo by ready to hold a marling in the In this area will be In the 4oci squadron during a highly success­ Tha vice president received a Grade Duggar; braaa sextette near future to aet up a plan of action fallowing a release of the series. ful operating period aboard tha towering write-in vole of ll.MT composed by Sidney Vlhleo, Vi­ information obtained aa a result of E. A Covington, veteran carrier USB Randolph while that aircraft from 260 of the alnte'i 29T pre­ vian Ferrell, J. D. Stone, Leslie lha geological survey made by will atari hit route at the exten­ carrier was operating In th* May- cincts in the vice presidential pref­ Smith, Joyce Milam and Larry tha corps of anglncars." Tha aurBurney and a brass quartette with vay was completed aeveral months erence poll. i sion on the country club road at the port area last week, corner of Paola Road. He will The figurt ll all the mqr* M- Ifcslle Smith, Vivian Ferrell, Joyr* ago, Breekcnridf* said, "and Is trayei aouth la Sun.at Drive then tfinishing In light of llie fgcl Ihsi Milam end Rlrberd TqjfrJL trt^ig'Atiidfad' aT % pc.’setil time *i*wu ' ' student txmdnctpis, Boh to dttarnlfl* th* best way to han­ fjCJt .to, RfdJ* Drive,. Ills route Nixon’s nama was not tin the b .r Reely end Robert Armstrong will will then lake him south lo West dle lha wsler control situation lot, lie did no campaigning In enter the district eonlesl, Lake Roulevard and west to !he In tha Upper SI. Johns River -ba­ New Hampshire, and no organltod Th* Junior High School hand sin." Country Club Road then south to * effort was made on his behalf. under lh* direction of Perry Bre­ West Crystal Drive. From there Brackenridga told th* Chamber It appeared lo he lha result nf mer will attend lh* assembly pro­ lie will iravel r«*t and northeast of Cominerr* Directors that he a spontaneous burst nf piddle senlo Vlnewnod Drive and north lo TRENTON, NJ. i* - A mon- limrnt for ilia much discussed gram and concert aa gueiU of has been requested lo ippear in tha high school hand. Orange Drive then east to l^ke ] signor died and two women house vice president. Fort luiuderdal* Friday and JOHN I.. G ACJ.tlWAT. eounty tag Bouletard. Mr will Him go west keepers were missing today In s Saturday before a Congressional collector, today announced hin to Vineivnd Driie and north to predawn fire which destroyed SI ., In . the presidential ., ... ... balloting, Ben Steele Named Public Works^iibcommilco to re­ candidacy for re-election to that Tania Road Him west In Swede* Mary’, Roman Catholic cathedral ■N?W «*»■: present tha Sera mole County office subject lo tha Democratic, 7 Church. Chamber nf Commerce and the primary. May I. ami lha adjoining rectory. \ 1. It gave Kefauver all 12 Dem­ Christian Service ocratic delegates, and their eight St. Johns-lndlan River Improve­ Much credit should h# given Msgr. Richard T. Crean. vicar AOC E. H. laming nf the SNAAS grneral nf the Trenton Dfoeeae rnntentlon votes. He crushed a Men's Center Head ment Association and lo present both oral and written arguments for obtaining the petition, and and rector of ihe cathedral, was slat* favoring Adlal E. Stevenson, , , , , , , wlio .............. . ............ ... A temporary organltaHon for relative to lha Seminole County did not ............... personally campaign assisting the local Post Office, , found dead In an upprrstoiy of jn lh(j( pr| m-ry ln(1 not <vcn the ,stntdlshmrnt of a Christian Field stated. Board of Commliilonera request the four-floor rectory at Rank and n )(lfl b l,w jVrvtce Men’a Center wss effect- that Seminole' County aa a whole N. Warren streets. hi-fauver's preferential vote wat yesterday pith the election of be included In tha Central and CHURCH PLANK LOST The spectacular fire brought out j J () i n 2B0 97 precincts D«n -Steel* a* chairman and deck South Florida Flood Control Dis­ 11 ’ • POINT HARROW, Alaska f/P|— IS fire companies and ISO city strvenaon had a lotaT wrilV-ta of Brooks, SNAAS, at secratarv. trict. Steel* was alao named chp'rman An tIH.UOO airplane which fallow f I r f m f n. Volunle^r compmlM 3 President Georg* Touhy slated f PAIU litSB BMP *A II All j FI rt V m IS, lap jal, ! * Presbyterians presented in - the from the surrounding New Jersey ? As eapecled, ll elected 14 Re­ of th* nominations committee. that "plane are being made by , . t Rav. William C. Wnrtes, for hla and Pennsylvania areas, were publican delegates who are back- Tommy Stringer waa appointed Ihe Armed forces Committee to aa chairman of the committee stage in Armed Forces Day Cale- Jehu L. Galloway today fuad-’ called. work as a flying missionary In _ , , . . , , rri nl President Elsenhower. In fled and annguncad hla candid* ry Two priest* wer* Injured. An- *(|,||t|on, the slain gave the Pres- seeking a matting place for the brallon In rooperatlon with tha lo­ for tha office of Tax Collector the arctic cam* to grirf on It* rantar. A commllle* to draw up other Jumped to safety Into a net , lrnt t vola w t6; )n ^ of ; 9J cal Navy Rasa and other local horn* field heie. subject to th* Dtmoerall* Prim­ . , , , , by-lawa to recommand to the gnp. While (h* missionary’* plana held hy firemen. There was precinct. In the preferential »cc.1*tnlnr h0i\ , w u chlsen . . fot. military units," ary May I. — driving rain Ha also reported on lha opening wax being wormed up for a xearrh Galloway ha* occupied thla ppiL . . ... .. ,ln'1 ,,B *** un°P* lnw»: Senator Dongle* Stenstrom flight, another plane ran into ll The missing » e « Mis. Mary, poiied Ihefe. Ichalrmant. tha Rav David R, of lha baseball training season Hon since hla appointmanl by on all ill-fatpd takoff attempt. Donnrllan and Misa Mary Bren- This was Ihe opening round hetb . r „ . a . 0. Mrlnnl*. for Ihe Minneapolis Millers, death1of John D,.Jinklna January Both planes ware wrarkad. Touhy staled that Ihe Seminole Governor Caldwell following, th* ‘ nan........... K"f*uv' r ,n '1 K^ '* n,n" I.t. Col. Lewis, Jack Brook* and County Chamber of Cummerca la 21. 1947. ' . " -' Joe Coggeihall. Lay rapraaantatlvea who are lo in contact with tha Atlantic Coast "During this lima," said Sfilehave charge of Hi* center have Una officials relative lo Ihe ea>ab* way, "1 have endeavored r t* been appointed from aaverat of liahment of a Railroad Museum la operate tha afflc* aaonomlailly * th* rhurchas, as follown Clarence the Sanfonl area. Voile A. Wil­ and to render courteous and wffU . Rrddlng, Rayburn Mllwea and liams -Sr, la prasent chairman of riant aarrlc* to all. On thla r**itd Georga Touhy from lha Flrat Ihn activity, aald Touhy, and re­ 1 stand, qualify and anroune* *« • Presbyterian; Ben Steel*, Douglas ceived encouragement from a di­ < cardMat* to surraad myself a* rector at tb* ACL with tha as­ Tax C< Hector for Samlnol* Cake- . Stanilrom and H. L. Ogden from surance that II will ha presented the First Baptlit; J C. Davla, *; to th* Board of Directors for con­ ty." (lob Kama and Jim Bosard from sideration. Galloway I* a n.ambes of th* th* First Methodist; O. D, LenMnun’e order, th* American L*-’ Rayburn T. Mllwee, Seminole gion. tha 40 *t \ floclaly, th* ’ dress, Harry Falk anJ nrit E. Purple from tha First Christian; County .Superintendent of Public Vsurarx of Fora,40 V/an tb* and Manning G, Harriett, B. D. Instruction, diicukicd, for lha v m lto ’e County Sn »t*ma» Aki<* > Raggx and Tummy Stringer, from Chamber of Commerce directors, •ixil 1 tha Samino’* C 'tm iy' th* Christian and Missionary Al­ the federal aid to education ques­ Channsr of Com nerve, tl • June ’ liance Church. SNAAS Chaplain tion. He advised that the educa­ lor Chamber of Commarfa, lh* Charlea Arnold and th* prciluant tion committee of the Chamber Kiwanls Club and • Holy Crdig ' ^ “1( and aerralary of tha eounty min­ la preparing and planning a Busi­ Episcopal Church. isterial anoelatlon era ax officio ness Education Day the early pari Ha was asrviog a* thief ejarh of the next school year and haa members, . of (he Atlantic Copst Lin* Rail* Other ehurrhas that are willing invited the cooperation of ihe local road at Hanford when a p p o in te d \ business people. la cooperate ar* asked to send to hla prasant post, II* waa h Milwee said "various Federal In Suburb, Brunswick Couqty, «». three lay representative! to tha Aid to education hills had hern next meeting, which will he at tha C„ graduated from, Cap*, Fa** , School Administration Bldg , at considered by Congress In tha past Academy, Wilmington, N CL nf ~ sad that those which had been latar aUendsd L»w’* Tolytochn.u 6 p, ta-, Tuesday, March 3T. put Inlo effect such as the veter­ trulltut« In Chicago, . ans schooling bill, had been quit* In 1917 ha was a member aI successful.". L'e said, "upon Ilia introduellon lail year of tha Kelly of lha National Guard and *ajg Bill and th* Administrative Bill inuslarad Into Federal service g*« , MARCH 11 for Federal AM to Education, Re­ Ing oversea* at a first liautenant,, DUdurgea presentative Powell had Insisted of Co, K, 82nd Infantry, S ixth. Mary Strong (Sanford) that an amendmr.it be Included Division. Ha waa promoted, t* . Felix Weatharipoon (Oviedo) with these bUla to require all rank of captain In tha lutantvy; MARCH 14 achoola participating in be noq- Rtsarv* Corpi, and Ular retired Dkdiargaa without pay. H* ro-entered segregated." Dr, Gordon Stanaly Mllwee aald, "Of course, tbit railroad aarvlc* In August,;' Blrtha waa something that tha tehnola During World War It b* 4 Baby Girl Jackson In Ihe South would definitely be mandad Co. 0, Fourth BatUUowj. . Baby Olr) Gowan against and such a hUl- would th* Flarlda Slat* Guard until aka b* damaging to our particular type ualt waa dtabahded I* IN#, 6 |., Mrt. Dorli Jackie* fOanava) , of operation," which tlma ba roeaWad tha ArdeUa Ronton (Altamonte Ho aald that "public law «I4 and af major b a ------- us—-- * ■priRpy sis w a u g aonatderaMe 4o aiw local school ayitem since Iheea Mm. Ruth Oowaa (Banford) m m . b o b KA1NS mm. W .l). D u model spring cotton* rottona at tart 'S end Mr*. .c . ■ Hire* modal two of the'lovely aprirgr lart nlght'a Fa*h« ion Show given )y American Homo Departures of thn Sanford Wnnan'a Club, (Stag *hoko, F e t e M ia s m (U h a Magp> Carrier Service ' City Now Quiet As To Start In New Carrier Landings End Areas March 24 Nixon Gels N. H. Write-In Votes; Name Nol On Ballot Cathedral, Rectory John L. Galloway** Tax Collector WillSeek Re-Election Hospital Notes 4 �a* yV*-'* ^,,,Wa.pvv-V-\ --wv J * i O •••*'- v; v • . * /•* . ,..n M m ^ ^ rnrnm — " ... THE SANFORD HERALD -- --------------- - -- -*— — —- YOU O ff • / / - / / ' L O W PRICES ON ■ / / ✓ / ITFMS DAYS OF THE W E E K . . . AT A*P /A /y ANN PAGE DELICIOUS FLAVORFUL T O M A T O SOUP lOVfc-og. Cans 35c ANN PAGE TART SWEET Salad Dressing & 39c A A P Fancy Light Me«4 COLD STREAM FANCY ALASKA Pink Salmon CHIBP RttNM BUN (Frank Hart), M, aa Artclura Indian from the Fort Bert hold Rercrvation In North Dakota, seta a style note on his visit to Washington, D. C. Ho is woartng a striped shirt and tio In sharp contrast to tho remainder ef his costume. He celled on Senator WLUUm Lin­ ger (R-N. D.) to discuss Some per capita payments to his tribe and to protest a postponement of tho tribal council elections. UNTIL fURTHER NOTICE TM’ BUOJ WiU, X_J>NOGOTO r ' ' S t ' bcmoo. -*• Jr 2 m .4 * )'( ^O O HOO ) News O f M en In Service FORT CAMPBELL By - M/ Sg1.. Thomas M. Van Horn Jr., whoso parents live in Longwnod, rtrently left Fnrt Campbell, Ky., for Germany is part of Operation Gyroscope, tho Army's unit rota­ tion plan. Van Horn's unit, the 11th Airhomo Division, Is replacing the fifth infantryDivision In Eur­ ope. Sergeant Van Horn Is a member nf iho 19th Field Artillery Bella* linn's battery It. He holds the Brniue Star Medal and the Purple Heart and served in the Asiatic* Pacific theatre and in the Korean conflict. ■ A | PONT HAVE V f ANV0OOV TOPuLU N OUT Of PEOIN « UNION PRESIDENT TO RETIRE NEW VORK * v- Emit flleys, prf*id«l, of the Tfglila. tyoUfri Union slnre Its founding In 19M, tsys he will retire for the saks of his heallh. Itleve, it, said yesterday he would not seek re-election at the union's national convention In Washington nest May. He said his health would no lonser permit Ihe “conslsnl eserlion, long hours anil nervous strain which the pres­ idency demands." Colombo (Saala-Domlngo). Ha haa I -------been asrsrdcd two Honorary De- out pamphlets, Including One trees; Doctor of Law from Rollins Hundred Queilmns and Answers College Winter Park, and Doctor on Work of Rotary. of R usIm i s Science from the Uni­ Guernsey and his wife reside at •II Grecur id go Road, Jackson* versity of Florida, Gainesville. Guernsey It the author of varl- grille. [ tHf NOONING 1 Mat a# 1 XandrlHi Jaekiomllle, ai civtll• tha Secretary of the Fhvrida, wag announced by Dm Department ot Ai civilian aid* h r Florida, Onawaay aitumei Ik# poaltlm farmarty haM by Dr. Ellwood C. Naaaa (4 Tampa. Actlac at an adrlmr tn the Secretary ot tha Army, Guamaay'a aphara «l tataraat win inehada ralatlawabtp ot the Army to tha drills n community nf tha •tala; interpretation la tha comwtattF at tha Army'a mluinq and objacthae and Iniarprotatlnii nt tha eatamunity'a view point In Mrs lea aa—eafod prnMema. Ottantaey, tha President nf Gulf Uf< Taeuroate Company In JackM artfa li a native Floridian. He «M jndaalad iro n the Uaiver•tty of Pennsylvania in 1014 with • t l ahelar of 8eltn«e Degreo. During World World It, Guern­ General Election, sey served as State President of Guernsey Is holder ot the fol­ tho USO. ltd Is a Director of the lowing decorations: Chevalier, Florida State Chamber nf Com­ Legion of Hottdr (France); Car­ merce and his been tinea 1941; ina Manuel de Ospedes (Cuba); from IMJ to (911 w it Chairman order of lha Southern cross nf the Citizen* Cnmmiilee for (Braall); Order of Christopher the State of Florida on Educa­ tion. Out of the four years work and study by this committee un­ der Gurmesy’s leadership came tfw Minimum Foundation Pro­ gram on Education In Florida Im­ proving the itats systvm and en­ hancing the teaching profession In the State. From 1911 to IMS, Guernsey was a member of the Slate Hoad Board for Florida, serving under, Governor Millard Caldwell. In )M7-H he was Vice Presi­ dent for Florida, American Life Convention; haa served as a member of the State Hoard of Control, which supervises the operation of alt at ale-supported Orders Now Being Token For Copies colleges and universities In Flori­ da) was alio a member of the Our Annual Moiloway Edition.............. Judicial Council for the State of Florida, a .iruup charged with Please Bring Them In Early, So As Not the responsibility for drafting Court Reforms for Ihe State which Be Disappointed. will be placed In a Constitution Amendment end voted on by the people of Florida la Ihe 1IM During World War 1 Guernsey anidnd tha Army aa • prtvata u d *M later dlacharfnd aa a first Unatapaat. Guar-stay ha a bee* vary active b Civic work for many years, la IBM fee organized the Orlando Hotarp Club and served aa Ita first •M flUry and talar as President, b p u District Governor of tha Sdtiiy Club for the 31th District (Florida and Georgia) In i n , •ad ii in i be represented Rotary International at District Conference b the United States, Cansda, Ctba. Meniee and Puerto Rico, la JttT-dB, he served as Interna* H aul President of the Rotary « d durta* this period mad# a khe-world four visiting BoCKhe thfcughoat the world, hi* also devoted mash time m b varh, having helped to I aad argsnlse Boys Worh ril ta UBfi aevvbg aa Chair* d the Couaefl in 1M ; aad aa M Preafdaat b UBS.fr. lie I d die fevadara af Interna ,la y i Work Canaati aad a M a | National Bey a Weak, aamm aa Hatlaaal Boys aad PRICES HOME STYLE FANCY FREESTONE ELHERTA A & P Peaches ^ 35c 25c 7-ot. 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Call • ROAST BEEF 49c r|eeo to tk b id effrrtfve throegk Sstordiy, 200 MAGNOLIA AYE. SANFORD �\ S, ' . 1 . • V.y ffiSpsi Wed. Mar. 14. 195« THE SANFORD HERALD P«f* 3 That's when the OAR took action. I Mrs. Paul B. Rhoads, tha chaptar’a regent, proposed that Ihe commis­ sion move tho historic demijohn to a suitable point between tho new bridge and the 1944 bridgo where louriin could see It and marvel at name and the names of others who tho artistry of Leo Harbaugh, helped build the bridge. mason and bridge builder. Inappropriate as It might scent, Roads commission officials said Rumors Of Opening Hypnosis Cases Drawing Interest Demijohn Cause Flurry NEW YORK lit - The woman within limlti normally bounded by mskes paslbla In ome bbjccts, had an emotional problem she the subject’s own morale and prin­ tha was able to recover the long FREDERICK, Md„ Ml - There’s forgotten phraet. could not explain. In the course ciples. a mite of mouth-waterin' among of treatment, she was placed under No complete answer is to why "There aro many things In our: drinking folk hereabout. It stems hypnosis and told to go back In this partial surrender of faculties makeup of which we are not ron- from ,u thef alk about opening the jnemtwv to some algalSc-,-'* phase takes place was found. But Its lou.ly aware.” tays Woiocrg j ■*—iljehn. manifestation! may often be star­ "Some are the memories left by T h e demijohn (Webster "A of her life. "Suddenly,” said Dr. Louis R. tling. forgotten experiences. Some arc large imall-nccked bottle Is Wolben, suthor, noted psycblitriit All or parts of tha body may be things the conscious mind would a 10-ton monstrosity of stone put and authority on hypnosis, "she amethetlzed to the point of per­ like to Ignore, auch i t conflicts, together with loving care In 1809 burst Into whit appesred to be mitting minor, o # ln some cases, repressed urges and upaappy ex­ by Leo Harbaugh, mason and major surgery. The subject may perience!. pure gibberish." bridge-builder. Putiled, Wolberg recorded the perform feats of physical endur­ "The mind builds something of For more than a century the outburst ind brought the patient ance normally considered beyond a smoke screen between Itself .-ml rumor has passed from Frederick out of her trance. He was eur hli ability. things It dona not wish to acknowl. father to Frederick son that Har­ Or he may recall events which edge. But they're still there. They baugh left a keg of whisky—un­ prised to learn that iho was as mystified by the recording as ha he would not bo able to remember form the roots of motivations which doubtedly home-distilled Maryland Investigating further, tVolberg under normal circumstances. This are more apparent and help to rye—Inside. learned that while under hypnosis particular attribute has led to the explain why soma persons are And what connoisseur of spirits the woman had spoken Greek. Not wide use of hypnotism In psychla- nervous for no obvious reason: wouldn’t give his silver-plated cork­ only that, It was poetic Greek. But ts., Just as the subject's ability to why some men are driven by ambl screw (or a sip of 145-year-old instead of shedding light, this In withstand pain has led to Its use la tion while others cower from de- whisky? formation only Increased the mys physical medicine. dUiOB.” tf, indeed, there Is a keg . . . and On one apect of age regression tery. If It Is tapped, the ladles of the "The subject was not of Graek all tho authorities agreed: When Frederick chapter of the Daughters descant,” says Wolberg, ‘‘She had directed to relieve his pair, thes ubof the American Revolution may never lived In Greek surroundings, Ject will do so to the best of his take full credit. Not that they want never studied the language,or, to ability, drawing both on mamory tha whisky, mind you. They Just the best of her knowledge, never and fabrication to please the hyp­ want to preserve that historical notist. haqrd It spoken.” old dsmljohn where folke can best Wolberg, who believes that soma Interest in such ease* started appreciate It. gathering momentum last month persona may genuinely be re­ Beginning at the beginning, here with the publication of a book en­ gressed to early Infancy, didn't titled "The Search for Brldey Stop Investigating the case of the U the tale: Murphy." woman who burst Into Greek when Tho White House was occupied The author, Morey Bernstein, Is he discovered no Immediate rcaibn by Thomas Jefferson in the Infant an amateur hypnotist. From an ex­ for her use of the language. years of the 19th Century and he perience similar to that of Wol- Instead of assuming a previous was catching thunder for spending berg, Bernstein suggests the an life in the days of Homer, the 15 million dollars for 828.000 wild swer to the mystery Is reincarna­ psychiatrist found, through persist­ acres called Louisians. Whether tion. ent Investigation: to get back In the good graces of Unexplained statements made by "When the girl waa about two frugal Maryland folk, or Just out a Colorado houitwife under hyp­ years old her mother was a house­ of the goodness of hlv heart. Jef­ nosis, siya Bernstein, point to the keeper for a Greek professor. The ferson declrtrd to build a road Jink­ conclusion that she lived In Ireland mother would place the child on ing the Washington area and West­ during the 16tb Century as Brldey a rug In tha middle of the floor ern Maryland. (It's U S. 240 now.) —or Bridget—Murphy. and then go about her housecleanHarbaugh, who had d'-ne some Wolberg and othar noted author­ Ing. MAJOR JACK A. MMM of Arl­ masonry work around the Whites ities appear unanimous in reject­ "While the mother worked and ington, V i, thinks over o ques­ House, was given the Job of bridg­ ing suggestions, that reincarnation the child played, tho professor tion In Washington a* he appears ing the Monoeacy Itlvcr, Just south­ might be proved through ago re­ would often pace about the room, before the Senate Permanent In­ east of Frederick. gression. But Bernstein's book has sometimes reciting poetry or prac­ vestigations subcommittee hear­ lie began (be Job In <808 aird fin­ ing on trade between Easl and becoma a sensation on the nation's ticing his lectures. ished It a year later—a bridge of West The former technics) ad­ bookstands. It Is In Its eighth print­ "In the course pf her prattling, visor to the Defense Department four stone arches, 85-feet long. ing (143,000 copies), and demand Is tha child Imitated the professor." recommended no down-grading Proud of his aceomplishmrn?, he far outrunning supply. It Is at or Wolberg concluded that this expe­ of any machine tools for ship­ built a huge masonry' demijohn, near the top of best seller lists. rience was lost to the woman’s ment to the Communists. He in Id belter than 10 feet tall, at the east­ What dangers—or benefits—does conscious memory but left Us mark a similar move la 1B31 enabled ern end. And Inside, rumor has It, eur ettlee to ship goods to tho hypnosis Involve? How genuine Is on her subconscious—and through he sealed the keg. Ruaslana without fear of 1 ru­ the age regression phenomenon and tha dlsassoclatlon which hypnosis On the outside, Harbaugh cut hie ing any American financial aid. what does It prove? To obtain answers to such ques­ tions, the Associated Preys con­ sulted several authorities In this GOOD BEEF CHUCK field. GA. GRADfe A — D&D Pcrnsps the closest approach to a definition was that hypnosis la a trance Ilka state, the depth of which may vary widely, In which the subject voluntarily surrenders ome of his facilities to tho hyp notlst. It is Important to note that th-. subject himself retains oontrol of soma of Ms faculties... „ WflWwliT'the trance state,'’the aubjeet accept! tha hypnotist’s sug gestlon aa an absolute command, ROAST Mie DAK—would those lusty a„... day*, The "History of have to pay for moving the 10-ton Frederick County" record* the demijohn. IBOO-tRio population of Frederick ** 1-238 male*. I 244 female* and Amt there the matter rest*, ex­ 140 distilleries. They produced 145.- cept for the comment of Joseph W. U.-ncr. president of the Historical 000 gallon, of whisky a year. Society of Frederick County. Harbaugh stayed around Fred "The best thing to do," said Urcrick (or exactly three daya after ner, "might be to dismantle the the Job was done. Then ono of tho demijohn and rebuild It again . . . gridgu arrhe* began to tag a bit 115 vear* oM . . . that keg would and Harbaugh—n* legend goes— have real authority by now." left town quietly and In consideraide hurry. FORCEFUL REMINDER Bur tho bridge stood. Lafayette STILLWATER. Okla. (/Pimade a speech at tho bridgo—by Mr*. J. Q. Kendrick became cold then known a* ' Jug bridgo"—In while sitting1 In the family ear 1824 and Union and nebel cavalry waiting for her husband. She depounded back and forth across it flded to start the car and turn In the ISdo’i. on the heater. Th« auto Jumped Ihe curb, It wasn't until March 3. 1042, that the Jug bridgo ended all argument bowled over a parking meter, over whether It was safi It fell, crashed through a plat* glass with a considerable splash, Into window and sent furniture spin, nlng as It rolled across a show­ the Monoeacy. room. Her husband was knocked Two years later, a new bridge down by a flying chair. w.is completed several hundred yard- away. The demijohn was left LOST ll.Ult to the ravages of weeds, small boys armed with rock,, and the TUCSON, Arli. (/Hi—Officer* periodic hut unsuccessful assaults tiej-nn to speculate — hut not very seriously — that the Indiana of fn k, MhlrsMnf! were beck on the warpath when Recently, the Slate Roads Com­ i whut appeared to be a scalp mission announced that anolher wns found on the desert. It turn­ orldge would be built across the ed out to hr * toupee. Monoeacy—close tho demijohn—as Undershrriff Weldon Burr tald, part of the project to mnko U S. yes, the hair w it human — "Hut 210 a dual-lane highway. the glue holding It on wasn't. HI! CARtlWMIltOED In tho mglen Rood waters o( L at Gowanda. N. Y., Charles Kranltle hold* his pc*, dog after they were brought to safety. He Is thanking one of Ihe rescuer*. At top, a boa! Is shown reaching the marooned auto (arrow) while firemen hold the rescue croft with a rope which ha* been swept down stream b# the force of the current. Torrential rains have caused serious mem conditions In this area and northwest Pennsylvania, (International ---------------------— ------------------------------------------- s r 9f you own one of thsse cars... ■•w. t v *'>>*'f wimu¥**>s*i FRYERS Insist on sugar in the LOW-PRICE CAR'A' o r i g i n a l Fresh, Tender, Ftavorful Full Breasted, Meaty Birds FRESH, MEATY p a c k a g e ! SIROLIN OR CLUB Spare RIBS Lb. Lb.49c YOUNG, T E N D E R D E E F LETS HAVE A BAR.B-Q! 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Tor Ml PLYMOUTH GIVES YOU MORE VALUE for your dollar with Coutures such as d c o trio wimlshiold wipers, Safety-Rim wheels, twln-cyllndar front brakos that tho other low-price cart don't Imt*. Sm the NEW Plymouth today l PLYMOUTH coata less s �cw tw uva______ a f tba groat ueato to Sanford and !g Count? le a /immunity just aoroaa loaraa that b u phonogrewth hi fosint montha, marmmfty praotUaQp starting from i has bloaasmad out Into fun aolor N saaf thaloraiisat hamaainTlorids. ariag of apprmdautihr tOO btmm •tfaMMSp growing from dap to dap, r p b u eotna into tts own. Now. aeoord• now* Hams recently reiusad, tbare's I another addition of 400 homes, and ||p nemaroua others that ara not pet to drawing board. here's a Fast Office, oommtmlty oenter, Bair fire department, «W« ergenisa[ «f many kinds, to this to rt growing •m ritp. ; i hatra raaeon that Whan sock a growth Baa known, there's mnra to aoma pah * « though D elsry fa to an adjoining ly, tha cantor of Sheyptag tetarsata tolls mtord. Rightfully so baestjaa tbera sra dlransportstion lansa fudtag into Sanand Saminols County, tha traveling is , and tba foUra congenial and wonderful rot only are the folks In DeBnry coni! and wonderful to know, they’re aueful people, mostly retired from postand businesses that hath continued Bt many many yeernra |n Sanford, W# are sure, ia a heart­ ing welcome to sack and avtry reaibt DeBery and certainly thara la a •pot in tha haarta of Sanford and ela County folks for all of tha folka i tha laka. ily raeantly wa had an opportunity to gtntid to front of on# of tha DaBfty homaa to look out ovtr tha laka and into Sanford. WVg a wonderful vlaw”, tha DaBary realoants said, "and wa Ilka to fael that wa‘ra tratchiag ovtr our favorite spot and even pick out tha'many hornet we’ve been in m wTaaa the blinking Ughts of Sanford." ▲ parson who la too busy to taka cart of his haaltb ia Uke a carpenter who la too boap to taka cars of hla tools, ‘ ‘ a e * .ffha aaertt of auccaaa aaama to lie fn doMw'peur work eheerfullp and affielantlp gUbrnr fh** trying to gat away from i t T h e Sanford Herald Wodnaaday, March 14,19M TODAY’S BULB VERBS Glory to God In tha highest and on earth peace good will toward men. —Luka 8:14. Read Luka 19 : 29-88. Seminole County Records DKKO« ■ ^ ^ .I W & lW f - a V S S H i i 4a ; i]ad * y Carl L u iu * ■ *»»* aiU M iM i v i h ? 1IW IM to Mat_L j»t,r Toum T«Ur it At tl»*l <mS*a FMAtrlM. I n is g '." v ; ^ Tm h U A lin *» On British Colony Of Cyprus The British rafua* to get Ml. They I i i i offered the Cyprlou boom b m n n ol aelf-governmant but la*1st oa handling 1U defense tad foreign rvUUooi. Turkey back* BrlUln. knowing the Turk* Aad we hop* tba folk* orar ia DaBtuy etn boar oa u p , "Cotra oa orar and vlalt with «e ^ te * for w ere fto<Lth*< yfotijr with o i growing ao rapidly—and bacomisg •ucb eoas«&lA], friendly, and Important ndlfbbori." • a a Uh cyprlota would.. be ""tnum- bored four to out by the Greek Cypriot* if tba Britltb withdraw. Fifteen Britlah soldiers have baaa killed oa Cypru* alae* lait Saptambar when tba Craak Cyp­ riot* bagta trtaek tbair damtadt wltb terrorism. Tbara baaa baao riot* ia Oraaca against tba Brit­ ish. 01 trill has davtlopad bctwaaa Craak* and Turk*. Tba Craak gov­ ernment bt* askad tba Unltad grates ta Utamn*. la u n tba Britlah. by trasty wUh Turkay, took orar tba eecupatioa tad adaiaUtratloa o( Cy­ prus. Britaia aaaazad it whan iba gat lata World War 1 against Turkay la m i Turkay raeognlsad thla aaaatatlai la tba Traaty ol Lauaaasa la IMt. And ta 1W Britaia and* Cypru* a colony a dtr a Britlah governor. Tba daaiiadt of tba Craak Cypriata lava grows Ineraailagly bittar and v i o l e n t . A tarrartst JqycetBDoingGoodJob a m pea won tba etan at tba antrancu to laaford erected recently by tba Bamlnola Cooatp Junior Chamber of Commaroa? It ggyg, "Welcome to Sanford”—and adda —"Florid*’* F u te a t Gruwtaf City*. And there'* a s invitation to visit tba Zoo and lioakap Inland, to atop in s t tba Tour­ ist Information Booth for (n o orange juice The Jgpoooo must bo complimented for thoir offorto to inform folk* nearing our oitp th at there are many thing* to be eeea and onjoped ia Sanford end Seminole Coun- SNAAS Safety Program Tha folks who realise the importance of lives ara thee# who ara with ue at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. -There is a constant program of safety education going on at tbs local Navy Base because they do realise that even one hour loaf from duty because of an accident la an Important hour. They realise too that man­ power Is extremely Important and the lota of one Ufa heeauae of an accident Is a crip­ pling accident. The loss of on# man because of the loss of limbs in an aeddsnt is import­ ant too. Thou of u* who look nonchalantly on tba effects of an accident should taka a les­ son from our Navy dtlgana. A loss of a Ufa from a community of citliena la just as important m tha loss of a Ufa on a Navy Bast. Juat compare the spaad limits through our d ty with tha speed limits through the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station and you'll find tha reason for tha faw aeeidanta experitnead thara. Recreation Director Needed “* Tha roof of 3 house i» never put on be* fora tha foundation ia built And that’a Juat tha wap wa'ra looking at •tha yaar. round reem tum program for tha youngsta n of Sanford and Saminols County. T han must be a way to start in ordar that idla boon ean ba turned into profitable onaa for children who a n developing eharThar* ia • definite ne*d for n fulltim* recreation director to plan and map pro­ grams for recreational activities of pre­ school children, primary' school ehlldran, grammar school children, Junior high aenool youngster*, high school children, and tha young married folks and working young peonla In our eountywld* community. Th* longer wa waft th# mora tha youngstars suffar. Thoae of n« who are out of tha tracraatlon stag*" ennnot realize tha tarrlfle importance aueh a program meant to our city and countv. Tima fa wasting. Children need a planned recreation program. railt U Bouthwart at ut la M r wutiaau at at lul jABia at ua ta A W U t K *no,mtkir Jr at u« ta Ouaaa Kiri Carton it ua J f Shaimtkir Jr it ui U Lutv *. o a aroiiifufa Mini ii* u n t auto _ aiAf c jw^JohASAA t* rim aut* man «( J nia Mortis at ua u Sulla • J*fca*¥raae it is ta LlayS LaaSwan j t ,u» A i W : r us ' n u _ „ MOntoanRs . ‘f* jltatU r Davla an*-u Ca uai it UI ta lit Tt4 Bav AH,M Loin Alia Whalltr Pivln A c,"* i® aiaakui _ . jBATtavActiona v w . ° . n s “« a » ue A Oaaaa at u ta tat r a t n A Witllawa ta Fraa n daaaa at & ■V M IL RB1MCR New York—Thing* Yorkar thinks about: Tbe aawatt of tba comedy teams, somewhat subtler than Marita and aLwts and Infinitely mora restrained than tbe Bits brothers, thank tba Lord, com­ prises Mildred Cook and lb rb Corey, currently at the Versailles saloon bar*. I made the fatal mistake today of stopping them on tbe street and making small talk wltb them. Before I was through, Mil* Cook, who looks Ilka Annie Sheridan, and Corey, who leeks a thinner, more solemn Danny Thomas, bad me spinning In circles. • It seems that Cook and Corey ■re managed by the Blackburn twins, Boyce and Bamon, fami­ liar to television and night club audiaaeaa as tbe debonair souls who do tbe mirror Mt opposite each other, The management Jutt doesn’t end there. "Wa,” Mildred as Id patiently, "ere managed by th* Blaekburea, who ara still performing them* selves and who manage only ua. Ike Blackburns are managed by Peggy Bramsen. The Blackburns and ua ara aimed by William Morris agency. Tbe William Mor­ ris 'night elub department la beaded by dam Branson. 8am Bramaan is raggy's husband. Tbua, naturally. Peggy Bramten prior commitment*, I found myi*l! unable to. attend a party at th« Essex Hour* tba ether da? where Jean Myara, America'* “peach queen”— ANT) bar paeehas-Ia-waltlng—had bushels of Cbllaan peaches ready tor teatshaving by that electric rater evidently invented juat to abave patches on TV. . . . I ean recom­ mend Margaret Trumaa’s Ute itorr In tba currant Good Routekeeping. . . . Lew Ayr** baa been ia town with hit movie about religions. Altars ad the B ait Ayrat ia that oddity, a thinking man who manage* to keep tha respect of the crowd. Talked th* other day with Lil­ lian Beth (I'll Cry Tomorrow), whom* I hadn't aean for mere than a year, and although I poked and probed sharply, 1 eould find ao signs of her bead having become swelled ever her routing teloon-performlng suecett or the beit-ielllng itatus of her book and movie. MU* Both remains one of th* genuinely nice people In th* profession. Al­ so, she's extraordinarily well pre­ served. She Just ha* to be la tha m(d-40s somewhere, hut she leek* Ilk* a very swift 10 ar 10. Careful reflection brings out tha oolnlon that tMa ha* not a rip-roaring thaatrleal season to data. The players are en Broadway—Ban d in a r s , Shelley Winter*: gblrlay Berth. • Nanay Hour* later, I twisted tha con­ versation into how toum a new eemedy team baa In setting started. It’* toum. Usually It’s an txpeaalv* thing, with materiel, tonga, coitumaa, etc., but Mildred and Htrb wrote most of their own material, got Mildred's roommat*'* %boy friend to do th* choreography, got a aura* friend to swipe two hospital uniforms for a satire they do aa Medic, end so on. Oh—would that ther# war* M hour* in the day! Because of Lunta, Michael Bedgravw Arthur Kennedy, etc.—but there etui seem* to he a shortage of topdrawer play* . . . or, If you will, of playwright* who ean write good third act. If you are headed for a week of showgoing In Manhattan, let me suggest aa beat bets: A Hat­ ful of Bain, Bus Stop, Third Person and Witness for th* Pro­ secution ae well as Tiger at the Gates, which constant readers may remember U one I eaught la Londoo last autumn and iaala- t u p i & f V & aM w flfl# J1O7OO 'M R O It ergaalaaUan, called tba NaUonil OrgtalsaUoa el Cypriot rigbfi>i, la ebargad with tba killing el tba 11 British soldiers. * The Brttiib have made arreals and beute-to-bouaa aearebts. Theyto Have olftred rewards of as murh aa I 4,ooo for Information leading to tba arrrtt of terrorist* or tba discovery of arm*. A week ho tba British made (hair offer—son* salf-govsramaat for lb* Cyprlou while Britain ce» trulled defense and foreign affairs -to Archbishop Makarlea. (he •ouihiit foe they had en Cypru*. Ho bald out for ether eonees-A stun* and refuted to call off tha vlelenet. Per example, ba wanted pardons for political prlsenart. Lett Friday ba announced ba was goina to Oreec* to talk to the govammenf there. The Britlah aelted Mm and setaril others at be wa* bearding a plan* and tall they were ending him. They shipped Mm and Ms companient elf to the Beyabellsa^ (aland* la tba Indies Ocean. 9 Thla brought mere rieleace in Cyprus: thatdewns of kuataeaa, a ganarel strike, Full Time Permanent Em ployment Apply In P erion To Ro^Jciy ALL OF THESE FEATURES . .WHEN YOU CHOOSE FROM LOCH ARBOR 4 ta Julie WoaSHrr el u “ » ruul. 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Hav­ ens aid Mra, Fred Zarrannar ware • eo-he*te**t». ^ Mrs. R, G. Brision president, presided during tha business i*asinn at which time routine report* were given and announcameta made. Mrs. J. V. Jonea, aeeretary, read a letter nf resignation from Mra. Grady. Duncan. The program waa In charga of Atra. H, A. Moreland. Atrs. John E. Fox, Birda and Conservation chairman, of iha Sanford Garden Club, lad a discussion on "Comervatjon.* ’ Two new members- Mr*. Penn Rahn apd Afra. C. R. Grleme were welcomed. During the social hour tha hostesses served deli­ rious refreshments carrying out -the St. Patrick's Day theme. Member* attending were Atra. Joe Atelieh, Mrs. Frank Melsch, Atra. Joe Alois, Mrs. R. L. Dann. Atra. John Ludwig, Atra. W. H. Stewart, Mrs. H. James Gut, Mrs. Charles Atorriaon, Mra. Brodle Williams, Mr*, Byron Fox, Mrs. R. F, Moule, Mra. Jo* Fahey. Air*. J. P. Thurmond. Mr*. Fox, Airs. R G. Brlsson. Mrs. H. A. Alorelind, Airs. J. V. Jnnei, Mrs. Bohn, Mrs. Griame, and tha threa hostesses. The home waa beautifully deroriled with spring Bower* Including eimalliis, snap dangona, drift wood and various arrangement! on the coffee table and dining room table. • 0 9 • M ~ end-* —e * Eisr Spangled Banner, with Atra, F> E. Roumiltat at tha plarto,-R. T, Mllwae, Superintendent of Btml* nol* County Schools wa* intro­ duced. Ha congratulatad the Chapter on thair effort* to learn all thre# v trsti of “Tha 8 tsr Bpangled Banner" and hla talk on tha aubject “Protecting Amer* ira'a Futura through Patriotic Education" Included the history of this song. Tho resignation of Alra. R. E. Tolar aa Secretary of the organl* satinn waa accepted with regret. Members ware asked to coopor* ato with the Woman'a Club by acting aa host***** at the Semi­ nole County Alusoum, which tha Club had decided to keep open to tho public on Wadnaaday afternoon*. The time of tho regular party for tha benefit of the Seminole County Red Crosa waa dlscuaaod and It waa decided to have it April 6 , at the home of Mra..C. R. Dawson. Atra. Raymond Smith offered to take reservations, and Mr#. L. P. Hagen aald that “If mor* people wanted to coma than Mr*. Dawaon's hem# would accomodate" ihe would open her her home. .Mrs. A'. R. Key. National De­ fense Chairman announced that “Tha Man Who Lad Three Llvaa" would apeak at Continental Con­ gress. Mra. r. E. Bol* told of tho need for reactivating the Junior American Clttien group and "bragged* of Phillip Boyd, tha St. Cathrrina'i 0>art|*f of heir Croie Woman's Auxiliary mat In tha Fariah House " a t '3:30 p.m. MoikIhV. Fashion Show Plans Arranged By. EM Ladies Excitement is running high at ' the E, At. Wlvea Club Fashion show slated for 10 a.m. Friday at tha Rita Theatre. The cluh bald a regular meet­ ing .Monday night to complete the final datalla on tha show. U was decided that an Raster Egg Hunt for Ihe members' chil­ dren will he held March 31. Guest speaker for the meeting was Harriett from Harriett's Beauty Nook. She held a fjue»* tlon and answer period and told the member* of hair and akin problems. Tit* session then adjourned and refreshment* war* served. Tha next meeting wilt ba March 34 at 8 p.m. In the USD. Bridge and canasta program will be u»ad aa entertainment. Mrs. n « trj~ -& iiliur, presldtiit, the ..priwj*r*i presided over }ha meeting at which ‘time arrangement* w»r* made for * luncheon to K« held at tha Pariah House on Tuesday, April 3 to b« followed by a Book Ravlaw (teen by tha Rev. H. Lyttlston Zimmerman. ,Ticket a may be obtained. from member* of 8L’ Catherine's and St. Agnes’ Chapters. Announcement was made of tha Quiet Day to be held In the Church Friday, March 33 from I a.m. until 2 p.m. Coffee will he earved In the Parish House hut mamhora ar* requested to bring their own sandwiches. Announcement was alio mada of tha nuraary curtain to b* given the hospital In place of the regular Lenten sawing. Members peasant Included Mrs. Joe Masters, Mrs. Thomas Vaughn, Mrs. J. St. Clair White, Mr*. Harry Cushing, Mrs, George Bishop, Airs. John Gulcslatt, Mrs. A. W. Fitts. Mra, Henry McLaulin Jr, and Air*. A. R< Key. fijtAAom ik Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Meriftlder cf Nawark. N. J. are the house guest* of tha Robert Bilthtmara. Mrs. M. E. Glidawall and Mrs, 0. R. Baker anu ton from Mlchlt. Tetm. Hava bean flaltmg Mr. and Mra. R. S. Kiddy and ton Jeff . Mra. Glidawall fa the mother of Dawn Kiddy, employ# of Harrlel'a Beauty Nook and Airs. Rak­ er la her *l»t*r. While here they ■Isa .visited another lister and daughter In Hatnas City, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Briggs and ion Eild.e. Mr. and Afra. Samuil Carl»r nf DeRary have aa thair house guest Mra. Beatrice Auarbach of New York City and Sea Cliff, L. I. who fa spending threa weeks vacation with them. Friendship League Purchases Cleaner A t Monday Session Twentv member* attended a vary pleasant meeting of tha Friendship Lrnru* of the Congre­ gational ChilslUn Climrh. Mon­ day afternoon, at the hnni* nf Mrs. W. W. Lin*, at Silver Lake. Routine famine*! was taken eare of, then a vacuum cleaner wn* demonstrated to the ladles, and they voted that it he pur­ chased hy the rlrvle for tha uaa of the church. It wa* also agreed that th* hake sate* which the cirri* haa Keen holding at lh* Fanner'* Aur. tlon Mark*." each Friday evening, would he continued as a weekly event, alnre they have met with great popularity Mrs. IV. W. hint, Mr*. William Heinbin-h, and Mr*. W, II. Mit­ chell wilt continue a* th* com­ mit)** in charge of tha **lee. Airs. John R. Jones wa* .Mrs. Lins' ro-hoslrsi at lh* meeting. O n The bOq KsHeLf BY 8. DRinnr.RK Just received aom§ new reader type primers for th* extra readIng the first graders might need. New hooka ready for circula­ tion? John Dickson Carr's first novel in several years; "Fear la Ihe Same," a novel shout 20ih century lovers who return to tilth century England and relive his­ tory. A suspense thriller, "Dragon In The Saa" hy Frank Herbert; a science fiction story of future submarine warfare. When Ihe Western power*, pralling nil from (tie enemy's con­ tinental shelf by submarine tan­ kers, are helrayrd by ipiea in tense undersea battles. ' "All Honorable Alen" hy David Karp; a story of Dr, Milo Burncv. a famous anti-communist liberal, who accepts an appoint­ ment to head an educational foundation, believing that ho can exercise enlignteneq control. But when Ihe Board nf Director* for­ ces hint to Investigate, by xrcretpolire method* Ihe personal llvea, opinions and asaorialiona ot hla staff, he It trapped. "The Last Hurrah" hy Edwin n ’Conner, Book of the Atonlh Cluh selection for February; thia la a novel of Ihe Irish In Ameri­ ca. from Ihe refugees from Ihe Potato Famine to the second and third generations which aelied upon ward politics as the only ladder, hy whleh thry emjitf climb up md of the slum. A very readable book, wrtllen with true sympathy and warm, impulsive humor. This hook was also win­ ner nf the Atlantic 23000 Prise MaeLein. On a previous Arclk run tha crew of lh« BHIlih lliht cruiser "Ulysses," hid been driven beyond human endurance, to the point of mutiny, but the captain refuted the court martial that .would prevent their sailing with the nett ennvrv A violent storm -. jventt m<ni ot the rx enrt vettelt from Joining the new convoy, and with five other esrort thlpt the Ulysses facet Ire* mendous ndds-submarlrte wolf packt, Herman bombera, anil a heavy cruller. An Impreiilve novel of the war at tea. "Sea-Wyl" by J. M. Scott, a novel bated on a aeriea nf pertonal adt which actually appeared in a I-nndtm Newtpaper and which hinted at a drama tinmatrhed in the annaiv of the tea. Fear, love, hate which finally explod# into murder. Dr. Harry E. Dlcktnn h it an exciting firit novel, "Build Thee More Stately Alansitmx," A com­ bination ot romance, medical ichoola, hoipltali. adventure ami woven Into all thia it a deeply rcligioua theme. Literary Guild teledlon for April "Imperial Woman" by Tearl Buck, a story of the Iasi empress of China. Book of the Month for April; a douhle iclectlon: “Toscanini; An Intimate Portrait," and "Helen Keller; Sketch For A Portrait.” Did you rend "Castle ttarac" by Nicholas Mnnsarrat, (author of Cruel Sea], tt Isn't historical aa you would Imagine, hut a real thriller. Tom Well* was rma special message. At >2 noon a long aa she was about nineteen, French, beautiful, blonde, aris­ tocratic In manner, and abl«> to disappear conveniently for a few months. Then, one morning In a park in Nice, he met Angele, who fitted the pari to perfection. He fell ,ln love with her on sight But to win her, Tom was forced In put his life in Jeopardy again and again. New book* on order: "Strong Hand" by Michael Btankfort; "Peacock Feathers" by Anne T. Brooks; "Bings Around Us" by Ernestine Carey; "Voodoo Queen" by Robert Tallent; and "That Uncertain Feeling" hy Kingsley Women Of Church To Hold Confab A t Local Building The Women nf the Presbytorl* | an Churches or District N'o. i , which consists"ni Daytona First’" Presbyterian Church, Highlands ( Church, DeLatul Church, Mat* ( bourne and Sanford Churches | will hold a conference at tha San* ford Church March Id. The program will start with J registration at 10 a.m, and will . open with a singing of n hymn !■ at 10:30 a.m. The flev. Mclimla w-lll render a piaycy and Mrs. Franri* Womack, | president will give a Bible atudy. ; Mr*. L. (I. Hunter will glva 1 the greeting with Mrs. Max Mor- j rldnn giving the response. Introductions will he done and ' the roll call made along with ra­ ped* from local president*. 1 The Rev. Oswald Delgado "Ybor City Mission" will relate i a special message. At 13 noon a J luncheon will he served and Mrs. 1 Henry Rlradley will make lh* < announcement*. A rommlttre conference by tha Presbyterian officer* will ha re. vealed and the place of tha next j meeting. All local member* are urged to attend this Important event. Ami*. Watch tills column fur raviawa when they arrive Our readers' choir* nf current hook* fur Alarch has just come. “ Marjorie Morningslnr" and "Andcrsnnvllle" are still lop iwo with "Man In the Gray Flannel Suit,’* close behind. The top two, I still any are out for Ihe faint In hrart type readers. Definitely for the hartjy one*. On Ihe nonlirllon list; "Inside Africa" and "A Night To Re­ member" are the top two and "Gilt From Ihe Sea" along with "How- To Live 1M Days A Year" follow Ing. "Auntie Mime" ia still on Ihe Hit of favorites, and It has no reserve* on It at present. You'll he sorry wften you finish reading It that you can't start all over. WEDNESDAY • At T:W p.m. Df. W. P. Brooks Jr. will conduct midweek service •at Ihe F in t Baptist Church. At l:IS Melvin Dekle leads Ihe Th* Mathedlat Church will have Hi last In a series nf churchwid* school nf missions at 7:10 p. m. in AlrKinley Hall. Th* speaker* will he Mrs. Albert Hick eon and Roger Harris. There will be an Intermission and enffee | break. All members ar« urged to be present. Till* little suit I* Jujat right for the young tnlis for F i l ­ ler. rink, lilup, grey nml navy. Some rhecka anti some sol id a. Size.* 3-14. THURSDAY ’ Tha regul«r maatlag of th* Seminal* Chapter No. I of the OES will meet in the Masonic Temple at • p. m. Ladies Aid Society of Luthern Church will meet at Mn. M. G. Hodge. 0 Word Award. - - ■11 THE 8AKF0HD HERALD "H. M, S. Ulnae*" by Aliitilr Wed. Mar. 14, 955 Fago J Choose her Faster frork from ntir delightful new aelertion nf dainty rtreas-uji faahinna. Come in and see them lmlny I Nylon and organdy drexie*. Dreaaas that say Faster ia hart. Perfect for all aummer long wearing. Sizes 3-Gx. FRIDAY Woman of the Churehea of Dis­ trict Ne- l will hold a eenferenrs the P in t Presbyterian Church. All local weman are urged to at­ tend and bring sandwich#*. Re­ gistration begins at 10 a. m. SATURDAY Tha Elks Club will sponsor a barbecue far the benefit of th* ^Woiettn'a Auxiliary of Stmlnola Memorial Hospital at the Elks Club at 4:3C p. m. Prteieua lLttli plnaforea, in a varie­ ty of •Itti/coinra and choices of daln ty trima or ambroidary. MONDAY Tha F«st Matrons Club of Semi­ nole Chapter No 3 OES will meat with J. E. Cauriar 1309 Palmetto At a. at I p. m. There Is A N ew Look In Waves! 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Ju it what your littla girl want* tha Eastar bunny to bring her- f 10 Realistic of Halena Curtfa "Baroness" 7.50 Complata with Shaping and Styling S SENIOR BEAUTICIANS Hatching Mother and daughter dreaaaa can bo bought at Yowall'a for tr.ffr Wi e*TT7 dioaeaa In ilioa 1-8, M i , T-14, Harnett's Beauty N ook Fer th* young lidiaa who Hka to look llko big a(i buy har ona of our Duatar D r a m for 8-05. •V* Tutte f l a m Aaemnts" ing on Atareh 24. �» . . . . . . . n r u m ,* , - r u n * V, cm - Adam cjoaod Ui« window and th* ta let herself through sound was shut sway. Now tho into the quiet and ehlU of n glass- muaia lnsids drowntd out all other enMsatd vmmda. SofUy she' pulled musts and dancers want whlrlln# the doom shut behind her and kntw aha w*i alone. -A waits)" Adam eriad. "Will Tne auiiden sliut-k o you nonor me with this dance, airs. iRtaf Itself Into tbs giddy ed her head and atopped the reel- T»I«T" • polka. Mgar danced lag. the breathed the sold cleanly Plainly ha^maant hero and now, Uhv tkmA\ mss Hflf In follow, tats her lungs, freeing them of m this dark veranda She drew oars of their sketchy eon- warar air, stuffy with Um scent of away from him quickly. i himself and did not an* perfume sad heated bodies. "Oh, no—please: 1 must (o back i muck from her. They How silly to be so shaken be* of n look from Morgan Niatbiimfr la among the "How fearful you am," h •Miplee and enee they gunning's observant eyas. and put bis hand Srmly at her ry eleee M Mm Chemung "1 don't went to be Virginia," waist "See—you're cold. This will haadsoms Murray* Nor- eha told tho darkness softly; and warm you quickly. And we have rgaa aaw her and dashed went serosa to the far windows, the floor to ourselves" tf recognition, her gue pulling the shawl more snugly over Bha was light on her fret and briefly, meaningfully, to taro arms and throaL The only once ehe had loved to dance. With light on the veranda streaked scrota Horn a window in the draw* a Hit worried look toward the window, she gave heraelf up to the dram. Morgan's frank ing-ruom. Beyond that patch of lilt of the mu»is This waa a reckaha could aae tha dancers her suddenly self- eon­ light lees thing to da Uuppoee someone ’s wss one whs would aha turned sway, seeking the should And them/hereT Suppose view that dropped steeply down this gown — Virginia's the while-blanketed hillside. From Wade should turn about aad peer matter which way she here the harbor lights wars visible, through the window behind hiss * eouM net escape Vlr- with black stretches af water be­ la tha darkness Or wonder r now Uisn might be Out toward the Narrows ■ when aho wao aad ooata ta and KM on behind her bsek tween. nil sgleam, was soming la on r. But tho music sang and tha fed* Tyler's new wUs ship; chilled blood tinglad ta warmth rty gown of her own, Christmas Eva. Behind Lora Um veranda doom la her veins opened, etarUIng her. Wte glanced "I've been In a Coaf.derate going to make you dissy," about and saw a man coming to­ irwon, you know, I’m hers conva■aid, looking down nt‘ her ward her in the darkness. teeing from the (aver. 1 can tee "do you ran awayT" The ull you’re wandering.’’ Hie hand was tried to smile. "It has been red-bearded stranger held out hie hard st her went end hie Angers n long urns sines Tvs hand, "I'm Adam Hume. Serena hurt her elds She drew stiffly Lord'a bleak aheap brother. And away from him in tho denes "They haven't forgotten the i whirled her through the door you're Lora Tyler." M s the hell "Walt, I'll get She hid her feeling of distress war," ilia told him. *T thought that n glees af water. You look a bevauae her retreat lied been dis­ loo, but they're only pretending. covered. "How did you knowT" she The war le there, near the sur­ i faint" face." » did not fee! faint but aha let countered. He mr.de a to .n I of derision. go for the water. It was just “I u w you arrive and overheard the bouse earned suddenly hot your name. Juat now 1 waa In the •The men f J i.ie.i,; -e—those who the tights earned to swing in diningroom ateallng tidbila from wear' uniform. The others, and f arcs before her eyes. Rhs the horn d'oeuvree trays I uw you. earns of those ninnies of women— It has never touched them at alL" sd the Soot water slowly when Hero—have a bile of eaviar." "Lei’s hope It never dose," said He held out a tiny round of bread without apology tor hie fin­ Lore gently. "Why ehouid you gers She had never lasted caviar went it tor* He looked st her Ut the dim and ehe bit into It daintily, "Look," she said. "Down there light. "1 suppose I do want It ta on the water, A chip le coming Is" reach them and hurt them," “But why 7 Why should you ta He reached peat her and un “ Thank you," aho said grateful­ hooked a latch, puehed the window angry becauss they haven't been ly, and when ha had carried her afar. An Icy thruat ol wind eut touched 7" Mass away, she turned toward the through Lora's shawl and ehe drew The music ended and he let her qtair*. But she did not go up them back hastily, but Adam made no go abruptly. She wee warm enough now, not minding the ehlU of th* M tr aiL There might be ladles in move to close the window, "Listen — tometlmes you can verends Urn upstair* room rearranging "1 suppose when you've been la t&ir ringlets and Indulging in hear them. Be very still." At flrat nothing came ta her but th* thick of it,” he mused as it he ffcnlnine chatter. She did not went t« race their curious gaae. but only the rqitle of Icy bough* on the hill were anxious to And a valid an­ t | ascape for a few moments by below, where enow had blown swer to her challenge, "and have away and left dry winter bonea to known how Utile your own people Mreelf. ready — they are clatter, faint aeueea from tha water M*w mr onu of UR the uiw iwu waun m avmi gThen, * ■iwesg ikimi woi«i cere at home, how '—"if ’ 'At the far end hell was a vsm |$ir of French doors, probably came a faraway einging, singing, now full, to talk treaaon, treason, even in their let­ lei •fening upon a rear veranda now dim with the ten to camp—well, maybe thaf'a that' th* breathing of the ters carol why I want to wake them up. Un­ fnarby upon' a hall tree hung a wind. It waa no Christmas rand Ur til they do waka wake up wa we'llll nave never woman’! wool shSwL Lora acted they rang on the 111* hnmewardlxmnd humawartIbound U! SlriftJy. She caught up the shawl ship, but another tun* tune — "Home win this war." /To bt Be ConUmutd) Continued/ ■id flung It about her shoulders. Sweat Home." fTo ■ HU, Sp Thrills A WblUep. Reprinud hr prrmtiilu* nf the |wbll*h«r. AFFLETON-CENTUMT-C*Om. Ota Distributed by Kins Fwluru Syndicate. T tm She went to tbs doors nod sit*, 41*ny 8*cr*i*. Onld Wins, nraostk Slicker Ho Vote Prlnc*** Welterweight Basilio Defends Crown Tonight LAST NtOHT- It BOULTS •Mr. l.u.mi I7-4* •-** iluilntiy ll, 14.4* J-J* V ira l S la t* — 8, . a K II# . « » **• (1*2» 1ST h r i v i u **»*!■•— «a lla >a*l», T l» t » 99*1 .**•» K in g U .*V L«V T*»« a iu m b U Huy ImmT»k U N — t / I S N II* flro S a M J lfty , Powrdre Itorn. Hon**- ■ D r**m P ast Cash, Bom b al**. P r fv a l* Qun. K lw in r i* Lo st L a v e r P l l l h IS rrr — S I * M ila d r s l # M J lr kni'-kr 'Uni X r ll B a ll. 8 l*l# r Jn n rr, illo r y Hot*. I)u ch*»* R a s la v , A Hr#'* dx»»y. L to ll. P iir P a r ■l«lh X * r r — S ' | S M il* IJra d * D A frican V ln la t. In v U IW * >•«". K » n r« rk . A 0 « l* B l* c k H *» l Son. i p " ! n«#k Brand* 8. Mr J l r Sn n I I Mar# — 8 1* Mila O r a l * D C r v t 'il* n r l'r l. Tun B rn » n « . (!?►■• * T lin r H u ll H a il M iniliintn ’ . i l l , If r u n .) i(*rt»*i-, J a r r * U , r o l l r r rila b lh M ar* — 3 ' l i M ile f ir a J * n I ’a rn l*. H *w E s r t t ln s . Ju«t P a r. Bnhhl* M. B » r k l* r Bnh* R lchn cet. r iit * p Ut, J # r r * P r e n * V ln lb B a re — S ' l * M il* B ra d * A n u th r a i l . Ruperlnr Bud, B r» » e » rl, r .,1 a ia rm . stlrk e y ’ * T im P *a tlni'k, P rln c * lt * t 71. Sl*11n rh*1ln. T r u th Mae# — 4 I I M ile flra d e A 1*1 8 |r* * k . M a rly nnhM n*. Snap B a ck , n i r ' * ’* s-nn ltr trn tn - * v * n i■V m , T >l Iln n r r . S ir P » r s * P le r e a lb N• — .3 » M l'* llrn -'* P r-# .nV O r- B - e Bny 4 8 u r* r « - h . ti'w B - iu r n r*rry 7Ur»|r Bnlie n in e , C n rai B *» * S w *ll Ita rn in n y By JEBBY LUKA i CHICAGO UV-It'i slugger v.«\ O*M*0%l* ilv4» 111219 T h ird M ar* — A. I * K ir . T im * I a boxer tonight J t 'welterweight j.,1, irii) Uurls 1.4* champion Carmen Baiilln defend! itlir u*iv * Cuucui U ir! hi* crown • getn*t .v.iiitlet ./nhpny Saxton In a nationally tsIsvUed V u u rlh Hirv — A. 4* Mila. T l » # i XX itiill A Dim* * 20 4 «• 2 «" bout. i'lskh) li*iro#* 1.2* 2.SO Mountain nunc IS * Bailllo, s wade-in belter, held at V f uluirl* < 2*1 114 1 * a 2-1 favorite before the welgh-in * Iflh II m r — A. in S|4lr. I lot* i 03.1 HOC lit#* t'l* 1* 4» 21.4-1 It. BH at the Chicago Stadium, (Jt)s'* i l r i l l 4.0* 1«« A crowd of 10,OW li expected lo Mini* y Lee q u ln lr l* (2-7) 117 2* contribute a fTS.OOfl gate with an­ * li4 h 14n r* — A, la M il*. T lm * i I I J J O H ATATY !-»».! Lin* 11.40 li* l*>< other 850,000 coming from TV1'ran Ilo y il SAX TO N radio. Tha fighters will split 10 30. s lit * K u r n t t t * M O'LL T A / q u lm t l* s l - 3 * 1 2 2** This la the second ttlla detente M t r a il, H u rt— A. I * M ill . T l n * i S3. TO M N THt for Bselllo. M, who won the chaml.u. i.) I'alu* 311* I l l * I *« w n rsp w e /sH r 4 >0 2 I* U i..lu l A lly pionshlp from Tony DeMarco June 2 iiii A unt W Hilo T t T l t FOf* THt The left side of the brain hai 10, IBIS, and then rspuliad DsW uliilrU (4-1) 1212* fBCOHP 7/M£ i:i * h lk lla r i— S I * 4411*. T l m n Xl.d The prominent elevatloni of Ihe Marcp'a bid to rseaptura the S.*« 2.lu Iln u r Muck 4 20 » H tH H t I'lir r o k * * J * w * ll 10.40 1.1" right aide of Ihe body and the crown Nov. 10, tha champ's last * te r * m T *m p l*r 1 IV right aide of Ihe brain controls atari. q u ln ic l* U t i 124 :* CHAMPi o H A M ath M art— A la Mil*. TIm*i S I a the muscles of the left *Me. Saxton. 29, lost tha KT-pound n«v OTii[ip*r 1.40 4 "* 2 (« c a r min M till* to DaMarfo April 1, I Ml, on Sl.Jur Cody 4.(4 I A« 0A 9/U O I'layrul link* M* a 14th-round TKO la HU first daqulnlrl* (M l |]S IA H CHICAGO, ■ T * a lh II* * * — a, la Mil*. T in * I 41 S finis after w I n nfl a * tho crown m arch 4 . m k'Jurtits It 4 40 2 2* 2.40 W ELL D R ILLIN G from Kid Qavllan, l’*rry I ’ltap at 140 SO* C h a a l* l.ll Although tonight's principal! q u ln lr l* ( i . | ) s i M * have aomawhst similar racorda41 ut ns) lla tid l* I J i i l l . 41 JQHHHV MAi Howard C. Lon? T O M O U T S KNTTUKIS BailUo with 41-11-7 and » knock­ RAtCtOtHCt 00W9 r*tr»» lin e * — a ie w i t r .r * « * C out* and Baaton with 50-4-) and TOR A/M *!NC* Sm art La d y , r i* a s * n t M lrrak. SnlePhone 388 n rru u slr. T w l l i .i i t I ’artrl (.'ru-s6 CHAMP* AAVe 10 KOa—lha mutcular littla tltllat ilrn r H i - . i t J t l i . K ln n rir . Arilant won (o r cl a im i d from Caniitota, N. Y., U retarded '*c n n d lln r * — I I I >|l|* (irn d t I) 207 E. Commercial me HtLTfR T)TLi II»il lla r t r s t . V n o d lf Hnnp. A m lin much tha herder puncher. f tn r llr v llln n illr. lu ll# U ir rr l. MORB TMAH OHCB, ( I r . r r f u l )|*p , 4t*it,|'* A r r , T * rn n s * Bailllo it riding • 15-bouf un­ BUT IT HILL TAX* beaten atrsak dating from"! 15MORS THAH A S/LLA0LB ftOftp round Ion to Gavilan In a 1153 CENTRAL FLORIIM QUU’R FREEZI TO &SAT CARMBH. till* match at Syracuis, while AND 8T0RAGE CD. Saxlon geti this litis shot after a **4 *» Mm* rwiwM I w l i i n moJeit comeback. Saalon hai won four straight since being dethroned by DsMarco, but that siring has only one WHOLESALE AND RETAIL nolsbls verdict. That wet a 10round decision over Tiger Jones 801 Went Thirteenth B tr sl PKo— U U Nov, I, lex ton's last start. THESE PR1CES EFFECT1VE THUR3. ■ FRI- • SAT, Whethsr this la a furious or dull scrap pretty much dspsdda upon THIN bLICF.I) I OUR OWN CURB I LEAN PURB 8axion. Basilio knows only one By ED WILPtfl State Monday. DRIED I Breakfast GROUND aryls, bob-weave and bang, pulling lows, Kentucky, floiislnn, Kan­ Defending champion Sin Frana lot of ileam Into his left hooks. ciso, Iona, Kentucky and Utah sas Sure, Utah, UCLA and San BEEF BACON BEEF Saxton Is a culls, who can crowd j had bettor forget about favorite Francisco received first • round end clinch so cleverly the other rolea In their opening gamea Fri­ byes. V\ lb. 29c | lb. 45c | lb. 37c fighter looks bad He has fine day In tha NCAA Basketball Tour­ The Eastern and Western semi­ speed and boxing skill an.1 not a nament. This year's shindig ia fait finals will be staged Saturday al FLA, GRADE A— DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS few of his Jibs ire expected lo be becoming ■ haven for underdogi. Ihe four Friday sites with lha East aimed st Baslllo'i well scarred M EDIUM m + # l LARGE All four favorilea were given the and West championships set fur bfqwi. bool in the first-round Eastern Evanston, III.. March 22. The two ABC will broadcast and tallcesl ■llmlnstions al Madlion Square winners then mc*l for Hie national at 10 p.m,, EST. Garden. Dartmouth toppled West title at Evanston March 23. Dartmouth, tha Ivy League Virginia 41-39 In overtime and Connecticut walloped Manhattan champ, held Hot Rod Hundley to WESTERN U. S. CHOICB I1EEF PR1MB ■4-13 in last night's windup double- 13 poinls in eliminating West Vir­ Podres Will Pitch ginia's Soul hern Conference kings. header. Larry Bladci sank a second "tailAgainst White Sox And at Wlchlla, Kan., Southern ditch" shot at the overtime buncr Methodist, considered the best win it. His first was blocked by U. 8 . CHOICE—WESTERN HEAVY BEEF In Exhibition Game club to fomv out of the Southwest to Don Vincent—It went straight up Tin n y'* l l . d l . l o r Sim p v*. B urnett Conference in s long, long while, , OI.D MAN'S GAMS • VERO BEACH. Mb. V* - Brook­ I ’e ln it r * ROANOKE, Vs. <* - John A. lyn Manager Walt Alston, nqver had to scramble to get past Texxa and straight down Into his hands ll n lh t r * S'urnlM r* Co. *». New again end he Just did got away Reid of Roanoke thinks golf Is one lo turn down an opportunity, Tech, aa-87. V n rx L l l * In *. Co. an old man's game. Ha said as announced today that Army-boond I I.E A O L 'K 1-1i-*e Oklahoma City was the only fa­ tha clincher. WESTERN U, S. CHOIC1 BEEF TP A V I. Jim Francla was high scorer for 71 in * much before the turn of the cen­ Johny Podrsa would pitch agalnat vorite to come through without loo •note i i t T . i E ; PVr*old lr r l* la s i i 71 m Dartmouth -wiih 25 points. vm . tury. Today, el Mi he la proof of Ihe Chicago White Sox in Friday'i much trouble last night, belling tv. lla i (w ick 11 4817 1*1.1 It was 39 all at Ihe enJ of regu­ II lln rrd u rf f l If t ll 147 a hit theory. Memphis Stale S7-II—bul even exhibition gams hers. (l.P a irild 18414 I f i 14 lation lime when Dartmouth frore 4101 l l o l h r I I I 4 with a 84-point second half the 8ft II. "In lha eld day*, younger “I plan lo have Johnny take a J. cu u k Ihe ball for three minutes, then 71 1387ft so: ss WESTERN LEAN END CHOPS OR RIB-END LOIN 7 i 13114 I I ! 21 folks played baseball and lennia," •urn for a few Innlnga against the Chiefs didn't see the lead until the II. I I ' , k rn b arh missed a last.second shot. Tha In­ P. B u k u r 7ft 112fi « I d 31 Reid recalls. "I belonged to a Sox," said AHlon happily afler lest 10 minutes. 7A SJIlft I t * Cl II, (H l.ir.H i unnii club. We didn't regard learning thal Podrei may bs The Eastern and Western quar­ dians used Ihe same three-mlnote ll» rl,r( 7« 11ft 1ft m : i freeieup in the overtime, but C 'f t o I'l l ) p rin t. Ce. I Itu rn i 9, ■ lftM.7 to *,In golf a* Mrrnuoua enough. V. P iir u r ll P h ln lm s 1 available to (be world rbamplons terfinal* Friday now ihape up like Blade* improved on the script Aft if t ir i 11*14 V K l- I ti.Mt i i n . H thkiih niwun "However, I had ■ lawyer for a short while during the reg­ Ibis: L plvrn 7» m u m j i N tn Vurk 1.11* iu> Cn M K rrtm r 7t l!3ft» ir.a i i Easter—At Philadelphia, Dart­ Southern Methndi.'l, the first friend wliuplayed golf, and I ular icaion. GET THE REST—GET SEALTEST ICE CltEAM h ilium)' * ria illn io r Xhup It It l lu * r n - i *'n 7MA7 r.s .i t ( ' k l l r , cll> i ’ n in C'u. 31 mouth 117-101 va. Canitiua (18 6 ), Smithwest Conference entry in h 1 *. lilt lia n a T l i ineft ISS 21 kidded him about it until he gol survive the first round since 1350, p u ttie r* r u r m iu r * Co :: M May Olher than that, Alston would * r» Last Chance — liv ely Glasses Free 1*.S mad and challenged me lo a which upset North Carolina Slate liu p ir n r a in it n r*. ( ii rrn trrrt 7ft 11143 i s : i i got hot In Ihe last five mlnules to say nothing. Nor would Dodger llu iif » II iuIc Shop 11 maleh. Tha only court* waa a in four overlimea Monday; Con­ K. K in lihnrr 7ft 11308 1r.n ft* I r » :e t i H itiH » i m i i ,» o a m i u M *»ft!7 13* IT crude n llu ltkatd luyoul with tliorl, rmrw Vice President Rusiy Bavasi. He necticut ( IT-9> VI. Templi (22-3), overhaul a 50-17 lead by Tech. Jim H GALS. 98c 2 PI NTS 55c B Tu rk Life ln«. Co. I k \ ft7<8 IMVI* J ll* y merely said that Podrea had been which surprised Holy Cron Mon­ Krebs, who lopped SMU with 22, l u m m y • ItndTnlnr Ship S T. P lerrn 71 1«07l IIS •« fairway*, und greens and tomato C ele ry C tly R r u t Co. I Joined Joel Krug for a Joint 13II B u r - r ll 1 GLASS FREE 2 GLASSES FREE In New York conferring with draft ; . 11 ftftl i i : :* coo* lor holes. day. At Iowa Cily, Iowa (ITS vs. F * * M I P * ln t « r i T \ v SVklddnn «t ftftfl 117 14 point effort in Die final push. official! and that his papers had Ils M u r * F u rn itu re Ce. 7 w . T i-r* eft t o m 14* 41 Morehead iKy.) Male (ISO), one "Well, I played a round of golf P lik iir a Jlu rln Shop : T, B i l l * been transferred from Wttherbee, nf Ihe few successful first-round 7* 11 Mft 1 i r si and got the bi|g." in n it. iiiuh TMnrn o»wr.» r . J lu k n fte 1178 144 7 N.Y., to New York City. <ImWk* K*ni» na %j 14*. 7 o " 't n v ?! favorlles; Kentucky <10-3) va Reid h»a been playing ever Owe* n»«dd » r . P lr rn r 7ft 18778 1IS | Thli waa In the naiur* of a Wayne (Mich ) UB-1), a small-colsince.-Even al 84, he Mill get* ia li w* Ciok o K m ri. k 1 Iftft 1 in ftft |*Mltl lii-t klnhaeh reprieve for the blond hur!*r, who leg* entry that upset Dereul Mon­ >f a t n u k r about. 50 rounds a year. 71 Iftlftl tar 1110 li **iut*ln L i g h t , W e a t h e r •R e s i s t a n t S i -si r iT T n o ir r .iN r t i .K d d i i: became lha toast of Brooklyn by day. J»C Olleirep 3o f Holffr beating lha New York Yankees Western—A l. Lawrence, Kan., 3 ‘, w_llor*d#rf II i* estimated that there are twice to tho World Serits | a. t S o u t h e r n Methodist (23-1) va. PURE VINYL PLASTIC (ill: Tyt* 600,000 kinds of Insacta In the fall, tnjjild il*rh*t Houston (17-3); Kenan State (Iti y p i t . l i m n eiyroLB world, more than there are nf at! t*dfe* Petnid He had been scheduled lo report i*n*> i\ *iti* other kinds of creatures on ths for hl« Army Induct ton tomorrow 7) vs. Oklahomn City (HMD. At VAM K Corvallis, Ore., Ssn Francisco T P U * H oller carlh put together. Conk IK S •*** I'nuk In Tlconderoge, N Y. His papers va. UCLA (21-5), the last team ftllm rap IKS f * l* Q IIit r * n •In r l m r k now will be sent to the board or In beal the Don* before they alert­ i:u l**e ld tin k tn h trh n in e MIS :»*fy r iiio A chupaily is an Anglo-Indian irmn.V*r ttrnw n Mil York’ »hlch ed their 31-game winning streak; HI|*Tyr* IVhlddnn MTS handles Induction requests from Utah (23-3) vi. Seattle (ITS), ... word for as unlavened cake of JsrfM Iterhnt lls r i MM StI • • | | * ft I bread. out-of-town resident!. which had lo huille lo trim Idaho i tloiu* sms la r r r t l SKI .W W ''™ r,TT ,,OK’- lie Kitchenette n* ill* tj: .HE’LL PAY YOUR BILLS In,1 «",le ■W »• t’elsrr Cllr I’r.lt #|| Mil Blttl Cabinet that *tor*s lf| m i ut ~ " ' ll* IH * * n Mtrylhlng, Mu H* TOPS IN GREYHOUND f«nn Sits 14S On* of lh* moil |ng*n.fnhn*nn Legal Notice III loo* Kllrhrn Cahln*l* *v*r v n» Iterh iilt* RACING THRU APRIL 11 ii'e 11* rtniindy 4Ml d**lan*d, Pruvid** • pl*r* 1*T t V ir n - r I.lnd t SO* 1ST S* RAIN OR SHINS (or *v*rythlog . . . . and a rn r r tT'T IIS | enjue*d In builii*** *| mi IflVofilcbt •ttrylhing In lie pU<* Mlt 1*4 ."‘r*»t under ih* tletltlnu* I’HiW STM 111 . . broad, cutlery, diihtn, 1ceslury S*l«* and H.rv- B rv n n ld * I 'M M* flauware, pou, paps |*< that I Inland in rrnUltr nu* >M4 111 name with th* curb nf th* IIrU a remit*, IIurns, brooms, IMS 1*4 ill Cnurt, P»mlnnu Cminty. Mr t liir # * r IMS 1*1 mop*, brushr* and EVEN I # r k In i »•« lie VflUR VACUUM CLEAN • r lii'lt * MTS It* IM v I * I'M ER Str*»m lined tn add til ri” - rt ijM* M S II* htnuly lo your Litchvn. 1______________ btleheel Th o m a s Tinto l!9l 1*1 H ir r if H X 36 X tS I J J .il IMS till 11,00 DOWN « '••lias Allay • • a a a f j 57c GARDEN HOSE DOG ^1 RACING d artrle P *. iSmJjM 8-x y y >rr ruanara Cnnbla hh t- « v (huw um sum nt l HAVE PURCHASED THE) SEMINOLE MOUNMENT CO. • Formerly Folds Monument Co. Locnted nt 208 E. Srd Now Located 905 Laurel Ave. PHONE EGGS RIB ROAST - 55c ROUND STEAK - 69c BABY LIVER * 35c PORK ROAST - 35c Bowling fiQSStON PLAY LOCKER PLANT Tourney Becoming Haven For Underdogs BOB MAHAN Many persona here and ta nearby lowne now get rid of bllle and high monthly paymenti through th e popular 'Tay-Your-BIlli" Plan offered by Seminole L ou Corp. "We now, offer klng-ilie auras up to 1300 to consolidate bills and help people get out ef debt with me convenient payment a month at one place," laid Bob Mahan. I"It often means leu to pay aach 'month, too." Tho Seminole office stso offers, fast, friendly one visit servlet Is all. Thoi* wishing to knvn their bills paid with reduced monthly payments are Invited to vLIt or phone the Seminole office, Meiech Bldg, (up italra over Cuwani) Phone 8000. . --------------- Adv. — ■ i — Nightly 1=3,8:10 > Matinees Wed. * Sat* 2 P. M • All New Track 9 Photo Tim! 9 Heated Stands 9 Australian 1 9 Valet Parking 9 Jerry Collins, jW W fitt Full 7/18"Dtomattr Pun Vinyl Pintle light InWiigtit Wiither Hislstint, Wiu't Crick or Pul Reilsts Oil ft Grilse WITH IflAVY MASS PuH-ProjI COUPUNOS AROMATIC RED CEDAB ROHE PLUS 18 PLASTIC HANGERS 11.06 DOWN *18” STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLARS BUY more] MAT IE I RoiF SA M IF0 RD j I • i 1 ; 203-MK. 1»LIt. PltaM1ST r A>y«*' *V •’*1 A •*’ > F <4 AOf �Army experts nave written New book On Ouided Missiles lilt; SA.NKU.rU> HKKAl.ll Wed. Mur. 14, 1950 PaQ» T CAMBRIDGE. Mass, '.h - The' In his foreword, Gen. Dahlquist attacking a n a t i o n ', heart rifle temperature ranges al vary, ing ‘altitudes, th* effects of ultra­ problem of creating "One World" says: Ttiia nation lives under a land In the meantime, MaJ. Parion violet radiation; the penetration of now is hurtling toward humanity real threat of devastating aggros►Ion. Thf tempo of warfare has indicates, "By using seaborn* cosmic rays; meteors whitting ln« vastly Increased and our Hales, launcher*, ‘hf Nevy will ultimate- |fl #ur .C ip h e r # llk, uUr, hlsb. men ere filed with a sense of ly be able lo reach any target d bulIt|i; UBMp#ci#a epw * urgency to find a pattern of last- area on the surface of the earth. un . . .iowina down of ttfw Ing peace . . . Gulled missiles, "Air Force surface-losurfac# or drift ca* ied especially when atomic armed, missiles will eventually have in- phtrle force*! up anddown VertU represent ih* mo » i radical; tcrconlmenUl ran;!#. • it%» .w.»"*to..«if._V*H»"• 3M mile* chinge, s.s weapon systems since "Successful surrace to air and an jiourj plus creation of ex* the invention of gunpowder. . . ." alr io-air missile development has tremrly sensitive mechanismi to M*J. Parson Iclla >ou: "The also been announced Army aur- control the missile under possible most powerful destructive force face to-air missile* have proved violent vibration. In military operations is the nu- their ability to knock down targets Major Parsons outlines defense clear warhead anil . . . the most end are ready for combat use." measures and aayi, "The altua* potent carrier Is the guUed misHuman Ingenuity In the Uniled tlon is not utterly hopeless. Naval silt. The atomic guid"il missile Is States, In the Soviet Union and In launchers and Ihelr supply linen a most deadly weapon, and all other nations, now bas been to- rin be attacked. Many of the samn military operations will bo radl- cuscd fur year* upon still-un- paniv* defenses tised against cully Influenced by It . . . solved problem* of "(lying the bomber* can be employed. Hofti. "The so-called 'ultimate' wesp- robot weapon thousands of miles | ng type missiles ean be 'confused.' on In air warfare la the long-range accurately lo the target." Methods ean be employed for de. surface.lo-surface missile capable Rulldcia of long-range high will- atToylng launching sites and d* of spanning (he ocrens and directly hide missiles face obstacles of ter- straying launching sites and do*. L « W IN N -D IX IE ST O R E S FO R * miss recording the youngsters' ex­ citement when they see the caka baked III the shape of an Easter bunny or lamb take Its honored place In the center of the table. And by all means snap e preview of the family in their Easter out­ fits, too. By th# time the “great day" dawns, you'll have made a good stert on your picture record of how your family ushered In Eas­ ter, i nsfl. Naturally, you Will want to highlight Sunday's "spe­ cial features"—the morning Eastar-egg hunt, the after-church parade of all the new spring bonneli end suits, and the whole family around the festive dinner table. A simple flesh attachment w-IU make ell your indoor shooting ea dependable as your outdoor snap­ shots. And don't forget Easter te a colorful season that Just begs for colnr-fllm In your camera to do H full Justice. —John Van Guilder l jHR UsM ■ i w f# i *r Count on Oi Sanitone Only Sanitone Dry Cleaning gives ' every garment tha reel Eaater-Parade sparkle. But give ua time to do the Job end still return everything on schedule—absolutely immaculate— one hint of spots—no tell-tale •dor—end a perfect press that lists longer. Right now ie not one minute too soon.1 Caff /or etril'ee today suns. HERBERTJ.YATEI - mHJ Downtown Cleaners & Laundry 111 I . Palmetto Av*. Phone 914 Seminole County Laundry Co. • I t W. Thtrd ft. Phono 47S a Beater te a happy holiday, heralding a new seaion of fresh beginnings, bright hopaa and brand-new spring finery—end It’s e time for pictures, too. Notice we said a "time" not a "day"— because your pteture-taklng ran well Include the week's prelim­ inary preparations aa wall aa the flnel events of Easter Sunday it­ self. It wouldn’t be Easter with­ out shopping, rlothes-fltling ses­ sions. basket-filling, arranging Bowers .and decorations, batches of cookies, and the magic of multi-colored eggs. And we think all these activities deserve the eye of your camera Just as much ai the taadlllonal egg-hunt and the Easter parade. There are so many wondtrful picture-taking opportunity at­ tendant upon Baiter that it's dif­ ficult to tall you Just whtro to begin—except at the beginning/ Be sure to catch (he children aa they color eggs and make little baskets for their friends. Don't 'Com Not lpriaf” fcas tfc*t "Quiet Min" FEATURES— 1:26 — 1:28 — 1:28 — 7:26 — 1:21 fitk lL Snap a Plifura Story off Your Family's lastor NOW PLAYING WM.THNONE •BERTUCXSM•MMI n This peel miss la her Carter Beery aiake* l| clear lhal she's prepared far She special day, rami raia er shlao. • e. BUT DO IT NOWI Come next Spring IN C . SERVIC E DRY CLEANING ** SHERIDAN COCHRAN 1 y < ■' ^Ul A f E R v » -S |V J U P ' 1£;> 4 f; WASHINGTON oH-When Presi­ curity Council, and tome other pol­ dent tlienhower laid "y#»," the icy making agenciei of govern­ coming presidential alactioa lm- ment. So today he takei part very eHiately took on tha eharaeter eitenalvely In policy making, but of courae not in international ne­ s thr.e-mae ract. Ilia running mala will ba that gotiation!." Paralleling the** developments, third man, s major llguro Ala Congreaa recently began a atudy tlma. Navar before haa tha choiea of that deeply concerns the vice pres­ • vies prcndenlial eandtdata been ident. The Judiciary Committee Is mora Important to a party than It examining them ost vital, Intri­ la now to tha Rapublicana. Tha cate—and obscure—of all the prob­ calculated riak (actor inherent in lems in the American system of the Prcatdant’a condition under- government, the question of presi­ linaa It aa navar before. Who waa dential disability. Article Two of tha Constitution 0 who laid "Only a heart beat eland* between tha rice preaidant says in part; and the Whits Home”? "In ease of the removal of tha GOP leadera know that many a President from office, or of his voter, with thia in mind, will taka death, resignation, or inability to an unuaually long, hard look at discharge the powers and duties of the party's choice this year and said office, the same shall devolve ask himself "Do I want him as on tha vice president.” president, Just in cu e?" But whar constitutes "inability"? In short, this time, there will be The Constitution doesn't defina It. people—and nobody can say how Elsenhower waa In tha hospital in ^ ia n y —who will consciously vote Denver for four weeks. As soon lor or against a vice president. aa possible, he signed a paper and So wherever you ga, you hear ha saw members of his Cabinet. hot discussion of tha Republican But he wasn't working hill time. problem. Soma are for tha incum Was ha in a state of "inability?’ bent. Richard Milhous Nixon. Na- st»ou)d th* »1C* president havs tlonal Chairman Leonard Hall said taken over? recently ha expected Nixon would Who initiated-Nia quaatlon of be tha party's choiea. whether a stricken president la Other Republicans, however, disabled? Again, the Conatilutloa mention such names as Gov. Chris- doesn't say. # » n Harter of Massachusetts, Sec­ Who shall participate la the In retary of the Treasury Humphrey qulry? Who is qualified to deter (who a^va.JieJin'L.a eandldalelJ^Una-xihfrhqg and when A-Trail.Thomasc.' Dewey, and so on. They They'dent nas become Incapable of adfeel Nixon has become too contro­ ministering his office? versial. The Judiciary Committee ad When political parties developed, dressed 11 questions, including however, political considerations these, to authorities on constitubegan dictating the choice of the tionai law all over the nation, vlre presidential nominee. But once o n, a, lvl, r , lld •• undoubtthe election was over, the vice ^ ly w|thln poW#r the vice -president became n kind of for- preeidenl to do this" (initiate the man ' Tgotten ----------question of inability.) But another Is this century, however, the po­ wrote “1 think It highly improper sition began to change. to entrust rhe vice president with Three vice presidents—Theodore the Initiative since his personal Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, and stake in the decision precludes gen­ Harry 8 . Truman—who took over eral confidence in tha objectivity, from presidents who had died In others said tha vire presi office later went on to win the deni, along with the Congress or presidency for themselves. the Cabinet, might make the de­ ^ More important, there haa been termination. a steady trend toward delegating Whattvar comas out of tho cur­ Shore duties ind responsibilities to rent congressional Inquiry and all we vice president. It began with the other developments affecting Herbert Hoover. the vleo presidency, one ihlng Is Franklin D. RooeeveR delegated tha offict has ceased to Important administrative duties to rertiln; bo "moet Insignificant." Henry Wallace during World War II. Roosevelt frequently Invited his BAR o r JURTirR vlre preiident's field In twe direr_meetings. _ LOVING, N. M. (Ah—Just about Harry S. Truman took a iong step, theiL ehen he meda Al* *v" 7 f . of/ lc,r ,h* counl>f ben Barkley a member of the Ne- V on. h.*nd ,or * h« Mn* on » •irunk driving ease. An intruder, Ronel Security Council where be obviously e bit thaky from drink­ participated In policy making. ing, staggered Into tho court President Eisenhower added still room, headed straight for tho more prestige and Importance to table where the atate'a evidence the offlco. Aa Hoovor put it: — a ease of beer — wee sitting. “Ho haa greatly enlarged the The beer rani toppled off tho vice president's field In rwo diree table when the stranger grabbed done. He represents the President for them. The assistant dirstrict in public occasions both it borne attorney cried "erreet that men." and abroad. He has been brought Someone did — end he wee Into the Cabinet, the National Se- hooked fer drunkenness In court. UteSuapAhot GutM 1 Election A cquires Nature Of 3-Man Race Second W eek................ CU Third Week............ SAUCE Fourth Week. . . . FRUIT DB Fifth Week___ SOUP PU T Sixth Week . . . SALAD PU T Feature Pieces Will Be Hide Available AT A Nominal Coil Ai A Liter Dale Add N$w Bounty Tu Your Tahls Ai Na Extra Csst-Ws Waal Ta [ M O O Civi Yoi A Complete Diaierwart Sendee Jut Fur NaUaf Yutr ■ - Uml Pirchuiei At This Sturt. Yu 6ul A Lovely Wow Flueu Every Wtek With Each Firehose o! $10 ar Hare. Thia Lixirtui Biuarwaru b Nadu By Tha "World Famous” Homer Laifhlin Chiaa Co. Slut You Sul Tudayi Al A Leler Dale, Special Piocus Will Ba AYailabla At A Memlaal CuiL Same Your Green Gash Register Tapeal �V . , »• .. - -v m m * .. .... ■» .* ' • . ' : _ •f'i'il DEL MONTE Yellow Cling Sliced or Halves DEL MONTE Delicious Fruit DEL MONTE SUPERBRAND Chunk Style No. 1 /j Can DIXIE DARLINQ ASTOR Flavor Filled Enriched White dread Inst. Coffee Mayonnaise DIXIE DARLING ( FILLERS Family Loaves J 5leeve PK PILLSBURY'S BEST WHITE HOUSE Crbtall Greenwood Royal Treet—Sliced Had V trvj 29= 19= 17= 18= 10c 8RAPE JUICE >< Corbett’* Whole & Cut SW. POTATOES Krey'i Gravy and Sliced BEEF or PORK II Diet Delight FRT. COCKTAIL Dm Dandy 000 RATION H Duke'* Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, March 17th Grandee 4-0*. Qlau Foh Tangerine Comet Lang Ward'* �m m . i m n ■ 11 HI CKORY SWl 1 1 T H I C K 2 -l b / Q S U C E D 60x O '/ ( ‘ Boston Bull EAT-RITE T - B O N E S T E A K * 79c 7” CUT RIB ROAST * 49c S H O U L D E R RO AST u> 45«d FLAVORFUL CH UCK PORK ROAST BACON SQRS. Dry Salt WHITE BACON Sunnylemd Sklnlsss WIENERS m Sup«rbrand Farm Styl* COTT. CHEESE Kraft’s Qracksr Bars! CSssR SHARP AGED Smaksd REDWcir ■" "EAT-RITE QUALITY 00NTR 0LLED FRESH QROUNO Tails Q'Ssa Brand Drssssd frozen foods WHITING “ E rI-RHd” Lun Pkg of 5 PLATE STEW BEEF * 19e FRUITS,,.,/ UE61TABLTS Golden (Firm Ripe Jumbo Sizo B IS C U IT S Nsw Crop Rod’Bliss Potatoes ND Grad* “A”, Large ____ �v - w 'i d „ '■r# -t-;r V r . ■) ■ /s*n LnUtSVn.LF IW—A COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. UR —Tha Air Porea today took tha wren- off e m-w version of fie Northrop leorplen known aa the PH ••. it i« trie first operational piano to be equipped vdtb the new Falcon air-fo-air Yum. . c isaiie. Tha oaw all-woathar Interceptor, wb1' will Do » uned to <ontlnental Air Defame Command baaaa, alto li equipped with air* to-alr folding fin rocketa. MlaaUaa and roekate ara carried and fired from the wing tip poda. Effective range for tha miaaUe la greater than that of rocketa or air*borna cannon. The mlaillat need not bo almod pradaely at tha target, alnca they ara capable of aentlog the pretence of a sa­ laried target aod leaking U out, ooce relaeted. m»tug i n m old u i vtowteg ef eterro i wm ■ favorite teiror eport Victorian ora. Bui a lot a w id to ateroo atooo than i wo thought you ahoold bo ___ kt up to gate an a You taka your owb fuH-eolor teroa picture* with oa eaxy-toi — a prtvflofo our re never ha4 ta terir riaeee ea iteak vitws Fall* oa4 tea O m t Moy*a ateraa *nablu I te aetria tha pteturaa that ara iteat te you pareoeally—the JwM itp ra N ti 1ITS* «na i to your o vate* with ordinary thaam war U -tha litaaaaju riaa -It aaaa tha oontoura of abjacta MACDONALD ILL IANTA BARBARA, Cali! (It Ona of tha ralgalng atan of illn t Katherine Macdonald, la te f t Fraada Hospltel. Iha aaffirad a itroka f in waahi «§» and lari Saturday una s appendectomy. Mia rara itroka yattardiy. ■ itar on aama to a riarrad in formed har lay and prodaoad I t ]• th r u iHumm Ium , Thla 1 dhaanaioa of dayth not by •tegte-lane camaraa ia what give* itarao ilidaa thair vary n o d a l trua-to-llfa quality— a quality th afi particularly traportant for certain typa* of »ul>Jaota, Boanla vtewe and tartan uiually owo a largo n o lira of thair natural chant to dayth or perspective—end thli makao than Ana tub]acta for itarao and Ita l-D affoct No matter what rnbjaot you talari, howavar, you’ll appreciate tha graatar fraadom In ttou that itarao permit*. forever ara your worriaa about troublaaooM background dataila Ilka talaphona polaa or lamp •hadna—they'll atay In tha back­ ground whara they belong—And you can shoot your plcturaa with any lighting you chooaa — for again you gat ju it what you aa& —John Van Oulldar " POSSIBLE ANTIDOTE DEVELOPED NEW YORK (JR-A tat a of Co­ lumbia Unlvertlty blocbaaiita h it announetd development of a pottlble antidote to deadly nerva gat, an at yet unuted weapon of war. The iclentlita tald yeitarday the new chemical compound’s "value In patterning Ufa It dramatic and certain" at thlt itaga. Thair experiment! have bean halted to white mica, Tha com-, te bo affective, had to be ad Immediately after tha ■tea were exposed to aarva « TELEVISION I t Ml — — -r . m M tm fro t ;H Wea-Off r a t imen a t ItitO llilt l l :t e lilt 11:1* E m it tCoTtoa A k.w n im T ara Oulded T a v r atrlka l l K ick t l:t e V e lle a i U d r ' ora of U fa laarak H r To •S O aldlaa L te k l Ja c k > aar ik a w 10:tl N*w« . Ws.thsr aa ara . ^jsnxsu . p . adaaadar W o k t D t M e tndaatrr Oa ra ra d a llit e anaiVK S raak lin t iiia Ika Saak 1:11 WASHINGTON IP — The throe major Republican campaign com­ mitted piled up a lurplui of about ona million dotlara In the first two months of thli election year. Thair Democratic counter* parti ran te the rad. Thli waa disclosed Monday In reports filed with tha clerk of the Route by tha national, senatorial and eongraaaioaal commlttaaa of both parties. During the two-month period, tho GOP groups collected 81,130,ITS and spent tm,in, leaving a balance of Just orsr ona million dollars. Tho Democratic commit­ tees collected 1141AM and spent MM,ISO to put their operations 81N,AM te tho rod for tho period. Actress Hayworth Paces Countersuit LOR ANGELES '.R—Actren RUa Hayworth has lost h tr 175,000 broach of contract suit against Columbia Pleturos Corp. and now facss tha studlo’a eountarsult for 8150,000. U. g. Judge Ban ITarrlion ruled yesterday (hit Mbs Hayworth was sntltlsd to nothing becauis •he had waived har rights, If iny, by h tr own actions. She claimed Columbia filled to atari principal photography on tha movla "Joteph and Rla Brethren" In time for her te tako her daughter Yas* min to asa Aly Khan In Europe g u . 1, IMS. July Whan the ahooiteg did not start April I, Mbs Hayworth walksd out of reb u rial and refund to re­ turn. wiring tha rtudlo It had breached Ita contract Her suit than was instituted. STOLEN RELIGION KILGORE, Tex. UP)—Mrs. Marfaret J. Hoyal, librarian, n jri among the booke moat often etolen from the public library ara thoae o« religion. In v W M U l, n * Mwaiaa n « v C a p u la K u i u m T m M lta n aian-Oa r r o f t t a , l i u i , 3 GOP Campaign Committees Pile Up $1 Million Surplus Iha itate capital of Texas baa more than 4000 rooma and 11 acros of ipaea. MM AM twe r i the eeveral thousand South Korean eoldlere who ware marooned by a bus­ tard which hit tha eastern front of tho truce Una of Korea. Tha •cIdler In tha fonground emeries from hie snow-covered bunker with a (hovel, the weapon of tho day. Tha official death toQ among South Korean troopo trapped by enow avalanehea haa reached U, with 10 listed aa mining and M Injured. ffntanwttenalj Army Seeking 12 Sergeants To Form Core Of New Group WASHINGTON <*-The Army li looking far 12 isrgetnti to form the core of a new apeclalbt group that will ba trained to man atomic power reactors. An Army announcement Tuaidiy said no short-term enlbted men need apply because succeuful candidate! muit be prepared to atay te aarvice at leait four more yean. The group finally eho*rn will report at Ft. Belvolr, Va„ by Anrll 23 The first two year* of thb special duty will be ipent In studying and training. The 12 win go to an accredited college five monthi. then lenre an apprentice­ ship at an existing nuclear reactor alte before returning to Ft. Bel­ volr for 10 monthi of Intenilva work on tha Army’i package pow­ er raaetor. The last two yaara of thli aperial lervlci will ba spent working with the Army’s first mobile atomic reactor or at other atomic Instinalloni. Candidates must hold the rank of sergeant or its e qulvalent, specialist 20. They must be high school graduates or have the equivalent educational training, Including eredlta In algebra, trig­ onometry and general aclenca. They also must have aome prac­ tical experience In the operation of conventional power producing equipment. ti I 00 Kobart "Qarlaw . 1:11 k o b a rt Q. a ruLow w ila i Comstock ITS HBWl w lU 5 ^l*aiJ» If ‘N T o a r*t«f« ^ o o ..^ a Hf to SERIES 8*1 Common Stock Fond for Income and Growth lie a Oodfrar * rvtaaAa t i l l MUUeeelre t I f a % ratarfeS a tlitl Nava * e& i a .. You get 9 essential Vitamins and Minerals in this NEWMILK TncnasAT fte S w e e Y \tak e l W J a il by drinking i quart a day of thia naw wondar milk i you end your family a r t all you /' •rod of 9 vital food •lementa l (sro a h a rt). / £»•• Jtoue* }{■ )[ o S r r floor'* thaw 1*ill T a lla a t L a d r Lava ef Lira Repnaautteg ALLEN * CO. LAKELAND — MUwaot Stack I f I ChUaye Beard af _ caw plate lavoataaot ?* 'V 'U - H « jk M|fce PARK H u Country Chib of Trotting Tracks’* PRESENTS rfection K A T IV I OAJRIIS —DIRECTION h— C aam tem r At Our Mg Bad Arrow f t m Of The Bakfard Orleade Dh TTOek Te Oar Chb 1750 Park A tmim JAMES R. GUT Assoc. ROYAL GEM CORN HA<S PLENTY OP SWELL, APPtrrrzJN' food from WADE'S V 103 CAN SWREX MKT. 10 FOREMOST DAIRYLAND BAKE-RITE Shortening! ICE . CREAM 1 lb. CAN FLA. or OA. GRADE ‘A’ D & D FRYERS SUNNYLAND SMOKED Picnics (whole, lb. 39c 59c HALF GALLON (4 to 8 lb. nvcrnRe) SLICED FREE! 'b. 29c (with order) ARMOUR STAR Sliced Bacon Lb. 39c 2>/a nine can FREESTONE PEACHES 29c SCOT TOILET ROLL TATERTOWN 2 Vs alio ra n 69c TISSUE 10c 39c Wieners Sweet Potatoes\ 17c Smoked Sausage^49c Pork & Beans 3-25c Lb. DIXIE CRYSTAL SUGAR Lbs. BISCUIT Cans The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM -C O C K T A IL L O U N G E - H. JAMES GUT LITS DASrt OVER TO MY HOUSE..MOM ALWAYS \ EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COUPLETS DINNERS FROM « U I PHONE 78 (18-oz.CANS) (18oz.CAa N 8) MUSSELMAN 303 CAN Pie Cherries 19c ARMOURr8 12-oz. CAN TREET ROYAL HAWIIAN 35c }/\ else CAN * TUNA 29c DOLE Wwaysorder Mim-VITIMW HmoiMiaS.MK RACEW AY 812 EAST FIRST STREET MDE (Limit oae with $5.09 or more pnreheee) BE SURE! IN DtNDiQ ADVENTURE H. JAMES GUT AGENCY F o l k s PUFFIN V SEM IN O LE iq q ^ ™ a, Ifa the rosy, dalideua ■can't forget* way te aafeguard tha family d iet l o acooomlcal tool f u k f u r Bfcaw ro c r t r n u l obajr Uouaa CTab ** * ■ re t t i e General Insurance OLD GLORY 1:11 Taet fa tta re f. PHONE 5-8034 SAIGON, South Vlrt Nam i»uSecretary of State Dulles declared today that South Viet Nim haa made "atrlklng progress toward consolidation of a strong and free country" te tho past year. Dullsa Haw In from Thailand for a 22-hour official vlalt with Presi­ dent Ngo Dlnh Diem and Foreign Secretary Vu Van Mau. Ha la tour­ ing tho Far East after attending 0 conferenea of tho Southeast Alia Treaty Organixatlon In Pakistan. Speaking to a Urge crowd it Salgon’a airport, he said the re­ cent election of a constituent as­ sembly. In South Viet Nam "Is a significant step toward develop­ ment of a constitutional repre­ sentative government." "Theta achievements," he said, "Justify the Vietnamese people In facing with reaolute confidence the great taska which lie ahead." Dulles goes from hero to Man­ ila. They've already shown algni of effort to got started. party splUUng. From tho time This U going to b« ao Interest­ they were appointed Feb. 23 until ing commute# to -retch, whether Saturday they wero to badly di­ It does a real Job, shadow b o 0 i vided they couldn't agree on rules or blowa up te confusion. This la for doing business. an election year and a reel No t they have agreed - . with ♦eattguU«_ might cause political Sen. McClellan (D-Ark) -aa chair­ .explosions. man and Sen. Bridges (R-NH) as Thli committee will not have vice chairman — But tha kind time for a thorough study of tha of agreement they made leaves whole field of lobbying in tho the door open for party split! aod time given 12. The Senate Instruc­ paralysis. ted the committee to finish Ita McClellan as chairman may Is­ Job by next Jin. 31. sue subpoenas for witnesses, doc­ Just getting a itaff togetllff, ument and record but only aft­ „nd then letting the staff dig Into er telling Bridges what he Intends tho field and prepare tho ground­ to do. work for public hearings, will taka If Bridges subjects, then the a lot of time. McClellan says now problems must be submitted to he can't tell when tho Inquiry wU) the full committee for aolutlun begin. Any time they spit’ on party lines, there probably will be no solution If Mteaini The and no action. FLORIDA TIMES-UNION The chief counsel and other staff Dally Delivery % employes of the committee will bo hired only after majority approv­ Phone 1787 for al. Onea again a 4-4 party split Prompt Service could wreck even this elementary TARNOW PURE PORK Recommends I'll !'ff Dulles Says South Viet -Nam Making Striking Progress Round Steak Better NuttiHtnl In Orlando 1XRXX1 B*4 BOND F U N D FO R INCOME WASHINGTON (D-Tha apedal eight-man committee picked by the Senate to toveatlgato lobbying haa Its work cut out for U. Tho big question la: Will It do lit work? . There are four Democrats sr.4 four Republicans on this commu­ te#. If thoy play pollUcs on tho dlrecUon too Investigation takes, splitting along party lines, there won’t be much Investigation. TARNOW VAC-PAC HwW T FOMET' <It 1> KEYSTONE Custodian Funds ELECTION BETUENS TOLD NAHA, Okinawa UR—Election re­ turns today showed men who fa­ vor closer ties between tha United States and Ryugyu Island! wUl do­ minate Okinawa's new Legisla­ ture. Candidates of tho pro-Amsrlean Democratic party won 10 of the Legislature's 25 ssata te voting Sunday Will Investigating Group Do Work? U- S. “GOOD” GRADE BEEF l i l t Vlawar'a Dtgeet li t a a ia Fa rarc l i l t R if I t ila r l i d Browalae i m t < M e in . I if* a r ifk ta r Day Stan i trr. perlment te education was launch­ ed *»«<••* w*-en •* e*"-* te to 40, went to elaaaroom behind b in . onenff S/ucc HcbllUoU believe* hi« school I" t*'» Jefferson County Jail b tha first of Us kind. The studsnta—prisoner! serving 30 days to a year—were chosan for their ability and divided into daises. Tha clasaes will meat each day. John A. Wilson, a husky former footh’ll plave*. sport* oft'cM «’•! pxrttime teacher, waa ehoien by HnMUiel) I" I1'* nrnv-sm, The sheriff laid an lnmate’i ra­ mies* re*eotlv >o practice tvp'ig te tha JaO offlea gava him the Idea for the school. Ha said ba decided that area limited **hoolln» x"'ine n»'*mj. era would ba worthwhile te "plant­ ing 'be seed of dealra for bettermint.'* Tha prisoners gave him tncouragemant Said ona: “I ntver had tlmo to go to school. Now tin s Is ona thing 1’va got plenty of." P a is 1 0 /Wad. Mar- II, 19M THE SANFORD HERALD Unique Experiment In.Education Is Launched A t Jail New All-Weather Interceptor Shown By A ir Force Today *■ .« ’’* Buford, Florida 46-oz.CAN Pineapple Juice 25c (10 oz. pkga.) FROSTY ACRES Strawberries 2^ 49c MORTON FAMILY STYLE (Frozen) 1V« Ibe. CHERRY or APPLE PIE each 49c W A D E 'S ^ 1 4 1011 o . ffiwtfcvjfc- ... • L. •MfkL'N. i'.wV- . — ' •• \ ■' _______ I— r_i____ IV ! ' **<»■• ■ •* Mk �;*•Vt>: v «/* 7 r * ■*■’1*;' \ *■'7 ' ing Of Surplus Items Sim plified S# rr—HELP WANTED—HAI R U—TRAILS KA 4T—PURNITUR E—HOU8EHOLD BOOM ll will pay YOU lo »m US bafar* FIRST CLASS BUTCHER, M il appearance. 1. k C, Grocery, you buy. Opan Evening* and U*#d furtiltut. eppU8888l, tool*, lioi Sanfoiri Sunday* ete. Pauikt aold. L irry'i Jlart. fr iSalta, ‘ TnU * tiler £ eeuirfe Service Station .VI.. ndani* and or Ml K ilt ill SL ?h**e NCI. Fla. Dialer! by Major Oil Co. Write FOR SALE • 30' l» 4 Pontiac Box R R, Herald. }u* your Fitmittire al Berry'* Chief Daluao hnus* trailer. Waredoua* Fur*,, Co., $t Ml W. Harry McDougat, t mile* Waal 28-MALE nr FEMALE tit St. All nalloflllly adv. furnllure at wartbeuae price*. of Sanford on Rl. 44. CUTTER Ind Strelrhdr for drea* factory. Write giving ex I A—‘TRUCKS perience, reference*, and aallry Visit KCHOLfl Bnlenny dctlred. Box S C c 0 Sanford Furniture Dlsplayad for easy 1*48 Dodge Pickup, lood CondiHerald. lion. Ph. 11192-W op 270-W. It ALWAYS Pays To Use The W ANT ADS ! Urn# 1S« per 11m .. _ a Unit* 116c per 1IM _ I lima* ,4c per 11m ... _ 33 tlmei le per 11m eefltracl 110c per line CASO l i t THANKS and IN MEM0R1UM Notic.i — $100 I On* Lin* Equal* R average word*, whan »et In 0 point (new* alyl*) lypeWhit* Spar* at Regular Lina Rata for amount used—Count Nina *-Point Line* to 1-Inch. RATES FOR C L A SSIFIE D DISPLAY ON REQUEST CARD OP THANKS Th# family of the lata M(. D. Droek gratefully acknowledge* ■the many rnurtciii and expres------ floral . i|on* nf sympathy, aympathy, visit*, fertnga, telegram*, card* and kind word* extended to them rtur ig Ibelr hour of bereavemenl. Ola G. Brock Reatrlc* C.nr* -l.OST AND FOUND IFOUND—Small black Tnl Mancheater dog Owner may have by paying lor thia ad. Phone 2208-M. R1UND—Parakeet. Phone 454 hefore 8:30 After 7 :no call I7II-J Owner may have by paying fur (hit ad. [■—PERSONAL NOTICES I LE AVINr,_SANFORD lor Phoenix. Artt., via Dallas and Ft. Worth, Tex. Would like onr eompanion. 1 will pay all expentea. CALL jooa-w. I — NOTICE— . . | "Were Stuck"—with a helWfmi >w 12' X HT-fl" Mohawk, green, tour Serf on tone, wool and nurlon rug. Thla w ii special ordered, hut du« fn imfortunat* rireumalance* th* ruatomer rnulri not tue it We are offering thla rug and niahlnn valued al 1390 75 fur only *114 00. EASY TERMS Mather of Sanford 283.09 K. lit HI. Phone 127 AUTOMOTIVE 1953TORD Pickup for all*. No in—work w a n ted —f e m a l e returnable offer refuted. Phone M7c. BABY-SIT in your homl evenings. Phone 1740-J BUSINESS CHILD care and Ironing In my home. 21X1.1 Summerlin. SERVICES RABY-illtlng at my home, day or evening. Call MO-R, 18-BBAUTT PARLORS Par ALL Your Saauty Naada call WOOL and 811k Dry Oiaalng H arriatt’a Baa at y N«»k Phone «T1 1M So. Oak Are, ROBSON Sporting Goods Eviarude Sale* A her viea 384 E. l i t St. Phone Hi 18-PARTS-RE PAIRS RING — VALVE JOB — $6 IT'S TRUE ! I -JMCTALOY DOES IV* ! v ln am inog and proven piovesa th .1 gives you ■ ring and valve jots through tm plaitixi process while you drive. Effective for Ufa of motor. Nn equipment to buy. No work to do. MOTALOY SALES Box 097 MIAMI SR. FLA. Send check, money order for $8. Postage and Insurance ore- JO—PARTJt-REPAIRS EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT AND WHEEL BALANCING-Paiiengir ears aad Trucks; *11 RMkta, stats—W to* la y ton. Heminote County Motors, Inc. MB E. lit. St. PHONB Mil. I I —TRAILERS BP ASTON Manor Trailer, Modem. I ^Veemwold T nller Court Ph. Prdiaar. 508 Hickory A**. Phone 833-W. lOaoa *>*— a hr eaw*cau*a*t 1 3I-W 01B WANTED—MALI 17—BUILDING • REPAIRS PAtINTINO HIGH SCHOOL BOY WtUt power mower want* lawn mowing PHONE 7I8-M-4 PAINTING and Paper Hanging. R. (’. Walker, Phone 3935-M. 12-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FLOOR landing and finishing. SERVICE Station tor »*le nr Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semitrad* for lend nr what have you not* rnunlv Once 192-V Good Iwilloft on hitny corner. H. M. Olaamn. Lake Mary Phona 9371. lit—ELECTRICAL Contractor# RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. FINANCIAL Elaerrlcal Contracting and Repair* 34—INSURANCE TV Sortie# Canter Bendix and Crotley Appliance* 112 Magnolia Ave. P h. 1151 Preferred Ratal I* Preferred Poliryholdete 1»—LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING lohn William* Ian, Agency 417 Sanford AHantie Beak Da* hour • Wash aad Damp Dry Phone 14 An# hour U - Waah and Dry Feld finished Laundry Baiilnna Dry Claaaiag LIVESTOCK Rant Raid* La marl re m a t ■oath Aide Faadmart Bldg. •W—BOGS—CATS—PETS )M Heat aith Str TOY ManrhMter puppiea. rhnne 10—PIANO SERVICE 2A14-J. L L Sill — Piano Technician Phone 2lfi4 Rnutr I, Sanford MERCHANDISE 21—ROOFING-PLUMBING 42—ARTICLES FOR REST S a l . " Ad. 1827 C a ll 1 1 * *. '**«*^ It—HOUSER and COTTAGES IRE semtaale Realty pir Deairaft* Home* aad Apia. Phone 37. LARUE 3-itory, j-bedroom. fresh­ ly patstid noun o* -Y>- .. a \ c. AvaUabte March 10th. A. K. MUSRE1TEK, I’hon* 212 FOUR bedroom houae near Pine, crest School. Corner 37th SL k 17-92 Hi|hw*y, phona 1810. UNFURNISHED 3-Room cot. lage with kitchen Equipment and venrtian blinds, 81* Elm Ave. and Convenient E lim in a tio n 3 ROOMS Unfurnished. 1 bed rooms, Kitchen equipped. Phone REDROGM SUITES 2890. Call at 119 Weal 33rd, SI. That make dreams com* true. , , Beautifully xtyled in Two-tona, UNFURNISHED two ___________ __ bedroom N a r-Proof flnlah. Kucher equipped, large house. Kilchtn Bookcaie Bed yard. Phone 893 Double Dresser with large Mirror FRERHLy refiniahcd .1 bedroom Cheat of Drawers unfurnished house. 110 W. 13th $17$ SI. 183, 1123-W FREB-l Boudoir Lemp* 3-BIDROOM. 2 hath*, lake front JUST A FEW LEFT Unfurnlihed, I'.i mile* Went nf Rookrase Bad OlIMn on Enterprise Road. $83 Double Dreiser nHlh UitfOf per month. Phone 2038-J-L Inntrspring Mittrea* TWO, Ihree and mur bedroom Box Spring home*. Ko*a L. Payton, Phone $IM 2871. DINETTE gl'tTEB Thai Make Dining A Delight REAL ESTATE Beautlfel Wrought Iron, er Chrome Dinette is—Homes Dinette Sultea Aay gite—Any color Any Style ATTRACTIVE 3-Bedroom home. Priced to mile YOU. , .Styled to VA Insured financing, 3^$ Down suite YOUR home Payment. Complete in few week*. SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN I.OW KLL R. OCTKH TOO! Reader - Phan* I9M See our romplete line of unfinished OWtee: 30*1 8. Ovlaede Dr. Bedi, Nile Bunds, 3-4-S-M Drawer Chest* Bookeasea, Daaka and Corner Cupboard*. I ledream Caarrete Sleek BEDDING SI’KCIAI-S VA — $333 Itown Pavmenl U* Par Month P k I t-Tn* Kilehen Fully Equipped Trade Reg. Quiltnp Maltreat IA9SU $49.50 Aet fast in -home enlors sort tile 59 50 39.30 A, X. Shoem aker, Ituilder Royal Comfort Phea* m i 2f» .VI Pre-Rllt Special . 19.30 24.30 Echols Special *70 .VI Malchln* Box Springs al Idrnlleal Savings. ---- EASY TERMS----NOT A PROJECT! ECHOLS REDDING CO. Comer 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1237 “Bed Ramberaer" M*r. B7(T— Homes of R>al Imlividuall Dpets Monday* 'til *:M p.m. ty: Srttiany Farm Homes, F.arlv I'HK SAN KURD HKRALD Weft, Mar. It, lfl.tfi P ast 11 «T-RR()KKnS and REAI.TORA SPA C ff/i'A ' .1 -RKniifliaM Home with separate riming room, oak floors, iloulil# garage. On nire high Iota. $tl,*M — Good Term* CITY LOTS In rie*irahle tertotn. Al*'1 lot* and arreage milside of city. CAMPS A CAMP SITUS On nire large lak* with ■aotly ‘jeach A heatiliful Oak tree*. HOME ON LAKE $5M DOWN *71 Month. Busa L. Payton, Broker Annabel!* B. Hr intermix, Assorlite Alberta J. Hall, Asanrlate Phona 2871 17 92 at lllawalha A lts a n tlfr A Stringer Real Estate ♦ Insurance Mrs, laiurlne Meaiengcr, Aside, 107 Mainolia Ase. Ph, 18 i r rr is r e a l e sta te aaki Crumley k Montetth al 117 Baulk Parki rPhoae 773 They Knew HOME AND INCOME .1 Bertrnuni House, atlarlinl garage and duplex. All concrete block construction Make your renipU par for your home, $13,730,On Nearly new, I bedroom house, con­ venient location, concrete block rpnsiruction Sacrifice for cash. $7,000.00 Buyer may finanrr. ALSO, SEE VS FOR FRENCH AVE, PRUPERTY REAL ESTATE HR IVEIN 1311 French Ave, D A ILY jt.ii in tn 'imli 6. Not equal, tl.A JF'sJ -!f' 7. Land of etomach Uie Inca* 33. 71ih" * * an ciu Ji fWui supper 8. Medley*' 31 Utter m$i $t.iiI ' l »'*■4 $. Th# of Ut* Plory R(X t f - aenpturca - P.aub alphabet a a »iM i“ 10. cu»a to 11. A color 3S. Reprove 'ttu:-! -.lUMPiin (p*at.) * IT. Performer 11. Chines* t-UI’JH :j . inn 1 *4' 13. Circuit . river 11. You (Old 13. Join, aa *ng> $4. Draw i UUittJ U<l,i companlta' 19. Permed Into forth 14. Gang aiphere • 33. Jutee or Yset*rear's i 13. Quadrat 30. Bounder aptant 40. SpeekA (Print.) v 31. Jtpenea* 38. Like a wing 41. Coin 18. Secondary aeeh 37. Singing (8wvd.) watercouna 33. Dtilmo/ 43. Garden ti vote* 30. Varltty ‘ elgnal 39. Genua of the 41. ctrarat Cl of lettuce 'only (slang) cuckooplnt 3 3 .0 /pottery 37. Around a i % » . Part of ■ 1 a knife V itiir Thone 1758 - n . ii. " B u r stem pfa T Realtor — G earral nxsurance Gertraste B. Dtaglelder, Asaeeiate Ony Allen, Aatoeiaie Phene 1131 111 Y Park Av*. W. D IETRICH S T. W. MERO IMI Park Ave. rhnaa 37 ar 143 American, Ultra Modem, Con­ ventional A F r e n c h Colonial $:»no d o w n types. Immediate possession, two bed­ room house Excellent rumliB U ILT tin Large Landscaped lion, electric kitchen. I’rii'c lo ts: In the best of neighbor lO.IHKl. Balance $MI a inonlti, hoods. rr 8$. Tiny $$. Newly mem eg wetnas 9 14 $1. Part of , a peSaatal 41. Mohamme* dan deity 44. Prenay 43. Courtyard | rimmmmmmmm l$7 2$ (Bp) 48. Keen IT. Wee conveyed 41 Jewel* DOWN 1. Hoarfrost . 3 Prleata title tn Fnnee I. Ascend 4. Still 3. Men's nickname 1 47 % m *4 •U 1 fV#wi , Hpurt« At A ftUnn JpNpkPv'N Chnlfx It firmrtf I mlnin IInrutmi r Tirfli HorM At NlXf llornln* M#I«AUb | l#r« «n4 Thir* 1lff Club KciVI linn ri’ih ll#ms nf MbIM* World Af N«nn Ameufttm* • Kb4M Fhp*w IMt bhX Thi/fS’iHf MAIInfX K«»$ .w • -'»■ Hap Nftnf HiHAl Wnfld ft Thpbh u it Jittn Thu Nsvy w ritk M iu y t Aft K I\ k jtj C 14 i U H* ?H ? Jft 9 oft ? \\ 9M u % W T R R -.M s r iin n Ufo k lliif f r i . m TDf m. VMMMwmmwmv MiWKwmmkkm ** *» * ! T Radio I tl \ *• I * a % Va 81. Pr«n«h river Hall" Seminole Realty iJ 80. Arran** J. W. HALL, HKALTOR “ Call CRO SSW O RD ACUM9, A r r r r t Ai>nv H X p i r t m l l t vt i r RYtMMt W s r M Af X u M jrLat llBp^Fl 1v4lllfl ft I 78Uft| • Xpufts MnnH M'lttp st FUnArtm I »r ■f 11n § O n A ft( **» f o r A l^df 1 *1eiI M ' f * r M i i r I u It#. i»fei r r i v i t v FOR RENT — Dragline and opera- 48-FA-.M AND GABPEN Sight IdII ion T • • h Timi titu llk ll lor by Hour. Week nr Month ONE • Ft. Eaee Flow Fertiliser 1 7.11 *t NAIBmq K*w$ III j Mflrftlina Phom 1451. I,ee Con*lructlon Co. Tmr Tim# If If A7 W itr* I I llR1ft Box, Good Condi-um. AHfclJKLy IB k\ N p *F A Rnllaway, Hoaptlal a n d B a b y BBITT TRACTOR CO. I1 "•) Him/\ i'ff f'nnusiitl A REALTOR First Contracting aad Repair Heda. Day, Week nr Mnnth— Hiway 17-93 Soalk Phone Ml C O M PLETE with all the features Till H X llff Tel. 14M. Furmiur# Coatee— 1887 saalord Avq, . Paea* 1111 C'ULLKN A HAKKKY MIINNIMI you hiva dreamed about inch ll* Weil Flrat 1fl* N. Park Ave. Plume 2.113 RUBY RED itnrdy grapefruit Ml nn as rnlored General Electric ap­ For Heller Plumbing R < 7 1 l i H w r t HiMk*r$ irets, a*i year old hurt*, ready PAINT • 13.M gal. TShlrla-48 pliances and cnlored plumbing i *n X * w » See or Cal) tn plant. It.ort each, me or a r .V I if k * * H#puft cent*. Air Mat* ipdelal $3 95. natures. W. J. KINO hundred. Phone *09-W. J. F. Ben­ $t,4ns3~Down Payment. Hirer h |«| W r s l B t X J i m b o P M Army • Navy Surpiu*. 1)8 San­ Moo outh Park—Phona so f V k Mwi ton—Nursery—Riverview Drive AND available at reamnahle bedroom rniu-ret# tilnrk svith r Aft ford Av*. Mm #n fV#( h Cllilt of West First St. Florida room Tile hath and lire price* with the best financing Plumbing. nbing. Rreiky Heating 43—ABTICLES fOR 8A1,R ptare, Venetian hllmls. Kitchen A ssjth minimum down-pay­ M» G, G. HO DOES, equipped, ments. Wrvltm-dM All W flef Plimpa^r- ■ *^w ree»ery ■ I#—MUSICAL - INRTRUHKNTS Well* (trilled — Pumps Homes — Lnls — Arreage Alumlnam Popular Sheet Muite Wellborn (!. I'hillipn, J r. Paula Hoad Phone 700 OZIKIt IIKALTY CO. Venetian Blind* Nation s Top Tune*. Then Some Laura I). Oiler Ratioird head. Sag-eroof bottews All Other Muaical Need* PLUM BING Sine# 1949. Sanford's leading 1 A N D B U U O tN G r M E E D S ~ rail with pfasHe end*. Plaaiic or Band Aereaiortea—Instrumenla flealsterrii Itral P.slate Br-tke. Cnntrart and repair work. Free Builder of horn#' for over LflUO rayon lap**. Conn* or nylon SUSUB'S MUSIC SHOP yam So. (Irisruin |lr, — I’ll. 1139 etlimalat. R. L. Harvey. 204 people. Sate* Olfire. l.llile \enire rnrdx. 307 W. id. 81 [’hod# 3071 Sanford Are. l-hnno 1*38. in loeh Arhor. Hewknrih G t u i m i P aint C* PRONE Mil 111114 Weal 2nd M. Phone 310 im BASS Arcordion. 9 shlfta J7urt 22—SpECIAlT* NOTH’KBllnlirrl A. Wllllnmn, Itanllrvr 3 »erk* old Still ha* (ttaranie# F(H ’R renlot homes m Genres It.•s imnssil l.tindi|UI»l, Assonate ENVELOPES, letterhead*. Itate- , ASSURE TRUVHUES by e»po*~ $173. or bait rash offer, immelowo. Lsnated on Urge rnrnei Phnn* 1*71 Atlantic Bank Hide mrnl*, invoice*, hand bill*, and ! ing color film outdoor* only dlaltlv. Urn* Sox ASJ 7* Saul.\ \ I ilouhle Ini, one 5 mum, m.a I p r o g r a m s , clc. Progressive i from 2 hour* alter »iinn*e In ford Herald. c . a . w H i n n o N . s it. 2 hour* before xinvet, assure mr.m and 2 two Ifinin homes, Printing Co. Phona 40* — 403 Rrg. Rral Eslata llmker rtion s 2 4 f t III hove in<id* balhsrisnm*. Dili Want n t h PL true »alue» for everything phnto- 33-WANTED TO BUY West I3lh St. ■raphie hy «hopetn| al WIEMonthlv Inenma nf C9U.00. Ks- V. E. Dntiglas, Ruby E. William* ■ rn rn m m Salesmen ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call reliant investment at iv/un. H Bo l DT'S CAMERA SHOP. $10 Highlit CASH, TRADE-IN price* 1 lit B. Park Ph 1281 Ralph Ray, 3160. 8 . Park Ave. int*r*at«,| write box ESS elm Id for uaed funlMre. Call 4 *Af .Sanford Herald, vft a# I. Wllson-Maler Furniture Co. UPT° - 2 tV* 48—APPLIANC E/i T.V. REPAIRS ft Ill R. lat St. 'Till 10 p.nt. Service Call* *3.on. N li'E Furnlahed Two hrdrnmn _5>/, A..u//y r . *r W .A. Norris, Ph. 1330. J. Q f RiGIDAIRR apptiaaeei, ni«a home, Cash or Terms. McMillan and aernce. G. ll. High, Oviede, WE WANT Gon<| Uaed Furniture. Herrin. Ph. 28!t3-J. Licensed Sanford Avenue. D ISC O U N T rhone 1129 A. n. rclersnn.Brokar Paying ahovr tradeln price* Fla. Phone FOVlllS er SanTiwd Technician* guaranteed work. Associates . A. R. Peler»nn Jr., Quick caih. No waiting. Need 1843 W alter I p. m. NAVY flANFOUD P, J. Chesterinn. Garfield WilCash Regulars, Adding Mach­ NEW HOMR—3 Bedroom, Llv Rm, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING FED ERA L TAX EXCHANGE latts. John Melsrh. R W Wii TYPING ■ LETTER WRITING ine* and all useful arliclea. IM n Ind Kit—9(H I tq ft. nf living A ll! CONDITIONING ham*. Haael M. Field. A. C. PROMPT SERVIJR SUPER TRALINO POST on $ 1.00 ' t)ll 1.6 L *r#a plu* 150’ srrecn poreh aod 1170.15 For Room nr Building Doudnay, Ijn * Surveyor. PHONE 31M tT-92 Phone .1011 W. carpnrl (100 »q. ft.) I'rramic H. II. POPE TO. INC. 404 Sanfotd All. Nal’I. Rank Rtrtf . 1.16 *') 15.96 TU* Bath, Terraian Floura-ltm 710-15 The Want Ad Dapartmcnt la CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD tee South Park Ave, Phona IMS RENTALS X ion ft, I/it Approaimately 9 open from 8:50 a. m. until 5:30 p. ■ 1.05 14.29 mil** from Sanford, exeailant m. each hminaat day axrept Sat­ 600-16 48—BUILDING MATERIALS IN COM R-TAX-SE RV1CI 14—* PARTM ENTB w»t*r—Lake Privilege* — Fin* urday afternoon. Deadlin* far Win. a H urray Plae# fnr children *9.300, Terms nrn-i-Mix c o n k r e t r till Celery Av*. Pbooe 1841-M WIUUA APARTMENTS m suit. Box JM ^ Sanford itn.k-day Insertion* ta 5:00 p, m Miracle Concrete Co, the day precedin* pi'bllratlon. noted Sunday sad Wediteaday. 309 Elm Ave. private bath*. 314 W. Fire* « . Herald. Phone Ills • PAY A S Y O U n iD F . UPHOLSTERING • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS METAL ROOFING Cuslnm Made Drapery and Slip mr W Meek. *-V Crimp —154" Cover*. • SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. «—BOATS AND MOTORS YOUR EVfNRUDE DEALER OFFERS 5 H. SCOTT-ATWATER . . .M2 M) V* H. SCOTT-ATWATER . .MS.00 * i H. P. Evlnrud* loss M o d e l............. lllo on 10 H. Lightning MERCURY 1129.00 10 H. P. Mercury "Hurricane'f .. *103.00 IB H- SCOTT-ATWATER with conlrnla ... tin.as 18 H. ELGIN . .... . 1129 95 as H JOHNSON, 1953 Model. vary fait ........... tisnoo 2S H. P. Evlnrud# 1AM Model. Lika new ........... ... $285.00 Um many motor* lorn down for m uaed pari*. Rp**nn*hle. • Os Sale While They Laat! Saw 1155 MiWlel Evlnrudea STANLEY KUI.P 35 H. Elec. Starting Phone Sanford — 2858-J Big Twin _____ i4oo.no • TRADE-IN your old boal, Mo­ tor or Trailer. ? ' EMPLOYMENT —Selection #f Boat* — Gilt*, Mahogany, Aluminum I*—HELP WANTED-FEMALE and ualtnr TratleM. • Alto aeveral utad Boats and GIRL OR WOMAN — full trallara. time, yem} 'round work. See th* New Evlnrude Line for ’s« *■Flaaaca Plan Apply in ptsmon. LAUN- Dept- 8 F A "For — Now Herald WA N T ADS Are As Easy As A. B. C. — v> | • • t ■ ^ 50% • Aak about our Super Safety Tiro EFFICIENCY Apertmawt. RuH Me mr heeheler er *enpl«. R u n h**L jetval_____ .____ Out W#«t I.HR SI. — Phlne 1489 me. Ovwnien|v lenated. Aerosi fern Peel oUee. lngsuru Man48-RUtINRM KWiTFMRNT HAYNES Offset Maehlwe Cm., Typewrltera, eiUleg e u M Salee-Rtauia, 818 iflg.. Fh. NEW k Uaed Desk*, Files, Chair*. Fireproof Safe. DROMATT, F o n r t m i r t SWEENEY'S HMg„ 10fi E. 2Bth St. III Magnolia Ave. Phone t47 YOUNG woman between 18 and 17—FUR NITUR E—HOUS EROIJ» 33. Apply Robson’a Sporting GOODS Goods. FULL time colored mild, mint have reference*. Phone 1978. GLOBE OUT S'r , ; c e Rapnaentnllvr posi­ tion for young lady with g«/<i Flrtnr Samplee tm e of a kind) liKlgemam, who lulku well, Living Room Furniture. like* people and can type. Mint REG. I249.9S 3-pe. Living Room Suita fM p'.-rmanesil itaidcnt, between —only $131 the age* n( 2t>30 with prevkm* huainesa experience nr *ome REG. 723# -----2-pe. Living Room Suite additional schnoting. Apply -only $139 Southern Bril Telephone ana' Telegraph t'o. 118 S. Palmetto HFU. «23SL2-pc. Laving Room Suite Ave. -only |13I SIX • Ladies /or al artverti«ing REG. $209.93— projrvm to work in our offiee, 3 Pe. Vetour Seri tonal No txperience necessary. Sheri -only $141 hour* and excellent pay full or REG. $179.93— part time. Apply $ir. French, 2 Pc. Wrought Iron Sofa Bed Suite Viidet Hotel * a. m to 9 p m., —only $1M 'fhoraday nr Friday So PlfONE THREE $119.95— talla please. 3 pe. 8eet»onaJ* —only $138 77—HELP WANTED-MALE EASY TERMS THREE-Men with ‘ear* /or local light delivery work. Musi be neat and know city. Excellent M a th e r o f S a n fo r d pay arrangement. Apply Mr. French. Valdei Hutd f l a m .81-0$ K lat Si. I'tinoa 12* to P p.m Thursday or Friday No PHONE call* pieaad. ! FURNISHED aarag* ApL 2300 MeilMflll*. FtJRN. efflcleney Apt- O N aouth city limlta, Blumberland Court. 3-BEDROOM fundabed apart went. 1130 Park. Phone #M-J CLEAN* and riot* tn 3-room fur­ nished apartmaot. Phone SIS. POUR room up*I air* apt. Fur­ nished nr Juat kitchen furnish­ ed. 417 W. 3rd. SI. $30, ONE • Bedroom Duplex, kllrhen equipped 1303 F.lliotl Av*. 8*4 afternoon*. U—BUSINESS—UrDUITBIAI, STORE—3M Weal lat M., Phone 7331. MRGE, well loeattd office room, with bathroom, plenty of park­ ing space, mquira, The Olg Dtp. 3800 Park Ave. Ph. 1134 M MA-TIAILE RW-PAR1B 50% Hunt-McRoberts, STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR D EN M A ^ TIRES PHONE 31H ODIUM X TTTDO*. TNC. “BuiJden of Finer H o a « ” offer* Seauttfuliy I>fsigned Thre* and Four B * d r » * m Home* for Florida Living FRA and VA (Gl) Finaneed • Prta*d from $11,100. in *t,*,ooo. gal*a Office—M35 So. Froneh Av*. PhM* 3)88 or MS* M R .2»»4 I * M't i s U ^ H H a WELCOME TO SANFORD N aval Personnel WUI You Bo Our Guam? W# hava Waatd anma la * a i al tka k*autiful Mar-Lau Motel Ik*** R**aa or* ovailabl* [Absolutely Free | Per a period erf 4 day*, *4-LUTS TRAILERS FDR RENT-Com 8* N*w arrival* at Our piately modern, very dean, NICC SUBURBAN LOTS, South, auilebl# for roupl*. Park Av# Naval Air SlatiM PhOO* 201$. W ibm Trailer Court. *7—BBOKBBS u 4 BIAtTOBA STOP by and Pick n* YOUR DESIRABLE Trailer Spare* for Ray at th* x.fflct of rent $78 mmiin, City Water. BALL R EA LTY Phone .18*7. BAYIHWD M. BALL Odham & Tudor, Inc. ROUSti iled COTTAfiKB OBCRB H, HASIMON "Stiltderi nf Pin* Hnmca'* ■ SO. BBOKBBS 3833 8 . French Avenue FURNISHED home, Available S. 7). Nighloymfla, Aawwial* Apfl 11 to Dseem her, 1913 io n Av*. Phona 9J3-U. Ml h**ih Path i t * . J W hether you nr« plannlntf n 1,000 hmian project or it 2’ x 4’ ting house, he nitre to conault un. Wo stock tho flnant hullrllng m aterials which Insure runny yenrs of (lopontlahl* nervlco nntl a job well done. In addl lion, wc will Im happy to h Ivtto you on any building (.rutdonv I Hilt LUMBER S S U P R i r ••8 3 " fARO ^ !l j. �cl WILL BUT A When You Buy 2nd CARTON Om Carton At OP REGULAR PRICE HIRES* ROOT BEER i S FO O T M ERIT • • • • • • • “ANOTHER FOODMART BUY” Tough Vinyl Plastic Brass Couplings Light W eight Non-Kinking Oil Resistant 3 Year Guarantee Unaffected by Sun or Cold GOOD EA TIN Unit Om With $5.00 Order — No More Than Two To A Customer, Please * w OUR OWN YACHT CLUB -P R O D U C E 7, Yellow Globe 0HI0NS ib 5 i Bananas A 10 **■Carrots 2pkgs 19 BONELESS ROLL VEAL Golden Yellow LIMIT I POUND WITH M.M ORDER Try It For Quillty f LYKES X g Circus Bruud Cello Pack LYKES SOUTHLAND — UOLI BONELESS “GOOD EATIN VAN CAMPS LYKE'S PALM RIVER LYKE'S SUGAR C R EEK SILVER TEASPOON WITH PURCHASE OF V. LB. LU TON’S NABISCO PREMIUM Lb. SALTINES * ^ SHURFINE 27c C LO R O X SPANISH MACKEREL RIIURFRESII 59c FILLET ib 45c LOBSTER ib 59« CHEESE ib 39c c lho a f e RITTER’S FRESH COOKED • FLORIDA TOMATO CATSUP [ICELAND ILUI3 ROSE *- - LIBBY’S MILD • AGED DAISY „ Frozen SEA-PAK BREADED 33c FILLETS '<*• 29c F ISH ST ICK S G REEN BEA N S FLAVOR SWEET BLUEBERRIES o n ly ROOTH’S WHITING D1XIANA CHOPPED CHOPPED CHOPPED CHOPPED RITTERS £ ^ 29 TURNIPS COLI.ARDS MUSTARD SPINACH in*™. 125 PKGS. PASCO 6 OR. GOLD CANS MEDAL ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ PARK A V I. o» 25th ST . - SAN FORD AIR CONDITIONED WIDE AISLES FRIENDLY PERSONNEL REASONABLE- PRICES CONTINUOUS MUSIC if FREE PARKING �*‘^vP«? 7 A1. . ' ' 9E3 < SI '-Vo,, / TTTT;777-T;-*?JV2T*7*»V^'r*f^Tv y S p & U R E TiiEflnTM '.T; K SaB K a g a w B v v7’ / <’ k ;/ . WeaHier Shop and Save In Sanford *►« Partly elondy and warn thraagh Friday i low tonight I I to IS. Aft IHP1PBWDWT DAILY N I W A R K B aU blkltod >«0S •---- "■ S/^N’F O nD i FLO RID A = .:-jr ■• - rr - # - ------ M m THURSDAY MARCH 15, 1335 n j m . ;■ -■ » u i -- i!. ------------- -n Amioetottd Prora Leased W lra Bryant Resumes Limited Campaign # ■ Warren, Competing East Coast Spring Training Gets Underway Spring training for the Minnea­ polis Millers gut underway in earnest yesterday with Manager Ld Stanky. the colorful exponent « of heteball outline hl» prospect's a tram through their paces at ths Sanford Memorial Baseball Sta­ dium General Manage* TV, P. “Rosy" Rian, on hand for tha inring training drills said, “this is going be a wonderful season for the “Too many rcaltori take the to Minneapolis Millers." term '‘realtor’’ for granted,” Tom Rvnn stated that the Minnea­ Dobson, chairman of the Bduca- polis Millers, thu Junior World tional Committee of the Florida Champions, will he playing in Association of Boards of Realtori, n brand new fou.’-tlenrd stadium ild a meeting of the Seminole this year The stadium, he **• ounty Board of Realtors at their plained, would sent 20,000 fans monthly meeting last night at JimIn three Hera with tho fourth Spencer's Restaurant. tier reserved for the press, radio, , t'Be more realtor conscious," he sod television coverage. Did, “ and determine that you will The General Manager's eyes do your utmost to pul to work the spaikltd as be looked o\rr an term realtor during National Real­ » rsv of b a e 's ii talent that tor Weak.’’ would make any fan head for the The speaker, a part president of baseball park to see the team In (he First District, Florida Associ­ action. ation of Realtors, a past president The first game of the exhibition of tha Gainesville Board of Real­ and practice schedule will get un­ tors, and chairman of the speak- derway at the Sanford Memorial «ra bureau of the Florida Associa­ Rmeball Stadium Sunday after­ tion of Rtaltors spok# on the sub- noon at 1:110 following a gigantic ,)tot “What It Means To Re A parade heeded hy the Seminole ■sailor." illgh School Band. The parade Reviewing tha history of thn or­ will form at the Mavfair Inn and ganisation of the National Associ­ head directly nut Mellonvllla Ave. ation of Boards of Realtors he said, at t;IS in time to get ihe game “ The National Board was created «ir rtpf| on tin,#, to accomplish what Individuals o ty Commissioner John Krlder aannot accomplish for themselves." |« ,|#te<j to pl*ch the first nail In Ha defined a “ realtor" as a per- the game between the Minneapolis ■on engaged In the real estate Millers am| Rochester, business and affiliated with the Na-» The parade Sunday afternoon, Association." tprarhraded hy th > Baseball Coin"Tha rode of ethics," eaplalned mlttee of the Seminole County Dobson, “ la the varj lifeline of our .Chamber of Commerce, la e\pert\ association.” KfA y ' T H W T 'H f to draw hundreds of spectaagreed to abide hy this code ofjtur* and fans to tha Memorial a.hlra which Is primarily a safe- Stadium for the first exhibition guard for the puhlir, he said. game of the season to he played Staling that “1 think It is Im- here, porlant during Nellonal Realtor On hsnd to watch th<- Mlllerx Week to review our code of ethics." on Hit field today -xax f erl HullDobxm expounded on Ihe appioxi- h--il, head of tho New Vorl, ja!e!y .10 articles of Die code lie G-.i'-U Faun System. included, “We mud Initiate an '''he Minneapolis Millers will Active campaign to inform the pub- pie* an M-pina exhibition srheLc what it means to be a realtor." I d* r.'uring their Spring Training The speaker was Introduced hy * ' h '»n of the game* s'ated to J. W. Hall, president nr the Semin- h# '.laved In the to al basel.ull ole County Board of Reallors. 't."l'. m Introduced at Ilia dinner meet- « *»l« leaders, bviball mihusIng of the local realtor board were: lax's, and ( !ty Official* are #xWri. Hannah Bonnet, vico-prcat- *•’*•*«•»! >" take part in th* narade dent. Flrat District, Florida As- .- i.inav afternoon |e litirt tr- "J”"! aorialion of Realtors. New Smyrna She Mayfair Inn ti Sanford £eaeh City Commissioner and ran- y '.iniial Stadium. dldate fur Ihe Volusia County Nearly 40 baseball players to„k Board of Commistloncra; Miss .’ e field this morning at SO:Gf* Gartrude Carrer, president of the in the training achedule that will New Smyrna Beach Board of Real­ put 'hem In shape fi* he 10.V5 tors; Bay Peck of DeBarv? and «#» rn In Minneapolis. The Millers 'is i 17 on the .mound Frank Griffith of Gainesville. . . . . .for rnrint; . Tom Dobson Tells Group To Be More geallor Conscious g Other members attending thcr , ' V ,1,n|,r' trf'V,l dinner meeting last nigh: were: Mr. and Mr*. Wilson Alexander; Mr*. Joel Field; Mr. and Mr*. S. % lllghleyman; Mr. and Mrs. Os­ car Harrison Mr. and Mr*. Ray­ mond Ball: Mr. and Mr*. B. B. Crumley; Mrs. Margaret F.dwards; Garfield Willeltat Mr. and Mrs. Howard Montelth; Cedi Waller; Mr. and Mrs. W. If. “ Bill" Stam­ per; Thomas Stringrr: J- Alexan­ der; Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Paterson. A. F. ePtarson Jr.; Mr. and Mr*. H. A. Hall; Mr. and Mr*. P. Payton. and Mrs. C. P. Harkey. 300 Reservations Made For Barbecue Sponsored By Elks P ', ’ ulit In the Infield endJ Vseven In Hi* outfield. , _ , .. r „L C . J , t j , . i L .IU D tnas meer rASSELBKRRY - Tlie Dixie Precancel Stamp Club ended ided a twoday meeting Sunday at the offices nf Joseph Weinier, ISO Sunnytown Rd. with 24 collectors in attend am-e. Prcsidcnr Ren Watkins, nf Varnn. Ga„ and secretary J. L. Jones were returned lo office for another year. - ^ .T . ' 9 Area Farris Bryant resumed his governnrshtp campaigning today hut on a irducc*l scale. He announced from his Ocala headquarters Iasi night that his eupportors had raised sufficient funds to keep him in Ihe race. But ha said for the present he might h.ve to limit his campaign expenditures to once a week radio and television appearances. If Mri. Jean Newsom, altraetirt “Brcniisa of the dry weather more funds rome In he said he represenlatlve of the Oil Indua# end the heavy demanda on Mon. would broaden his arlivltirs.' Information Comm|ttM« r f f i - 1'V } ' '-^41 yA.i *’• vS . dave due to family washing." m,*. M»r|on County legislator tries ••id ftui'tlt !ifwd of Snn- abruptly haltrri campaigning Mon- gave tha Sanford Klwanl* Club k -ijriiii' A c . 1 Vi ford^s -Utility : Department, -“T iie »hrn he said he ran low an member* yesterday, at their noon luncheon meeting, a peek laid Her TOM DOBSON OK GAINESVILLE ADDRESSES THK lemlnole County Board of Realtors at a meet­ Ranfoid water department pump- funds. “Magic Sultcaae.” ing of the gruup last night „t Jim Spencer's. Looking on (left to right) are: Gertrude I Karrer, piesl- jsI the highest record to data last “ I do not have enough money Mrs. Newsom, of Orlando, laid dent. New Smyrna Bearh Board of ..Realtors! Mrs, Hannah Ropnet, Vice President, First District, Monday." tn i on s millionaire's rare and I the Kiwenls Club group which Florida Association of Realtnis; Frank- C, Griffith. Gainesville; Itobsont J. TV. Hall, president of tha pump* . ,j()n l winl j,* (Aid i„ , state­ packed the Sanford Yarht Club Seminole County Board of Reallors and Mrs. C. I*. Harkajr, eeiielary. (Staff I’hotol Delia* anlr| Hint the with en overflow attendance aI , operated IR's hour* in pumping a ment, “Th* little people of Florida neerly 1M, that “Oil la very Im# total of 3,000,000 gallon* Monday, portent now because legislative F.splalnlng that th* new ete- have raised enough money for me bodies when looking for way* to v*ted tank, at th* present time to go lo the voter* nnrn a week Increase laxea, Invariably turn to with no altlluda valv*. I* usually throughout the campaign with ra­ oil and Ihelr derivative*." *l.out half full Instead of being dio and television. As she placed a suitcase boalito “They have earned my undying the speaker* aland to begin her filled tn It* maximum capacity iralilude and I cannot and will nut “ When the Idg load hit." said talk, Mr*. Ntwaom explain**! Dallas, "The Idg elorng* lank at let them down. W'c may win—or “Tlila la more nf a magical atilt* Arnold Wllllame of the San­ Mellonvlll* Ave. and Celery, went we may love. That lie* In Ihe cas* than you would raaliu .* hands of the sovereign people nf “The magic aullrase la filled ford Police Department, was of. down lo ieio." The Zoning end Tlannlng Com­ ficiatly appointed Captain today The pump* are operating rnn. Florid*. Rut we still stand hy our lo tho very brim with ell a Ml 1 mission of the City of Sanford by rolica Chief Roy G. Williams. tinuously keeping Sanford aup- convictions until th* Iasi ballot la am avtn dressed completely Ja will meet tonight at the Sanford oil,** ah* aald. The appointment ha* been explied with water, eald Dallas with counted." City Hell for their regular monlb. parted since the completion of Running through lh* man-mad* He declined to sar lest night th# along* tanka being filled to ly get together to dlsruss end examinations given to four prostheir rapacity a: night when wa­ how much money had been raised fibre* with tha ease of a rbam recommend various eoning and pecllva applicant* far th* posi­ ter consumption Is at It* lowest hut an fslim ilrd tto.ooo wai Mrs, Newsom explained Ihat.fa planning proposals. tion. .' i. ! ••nr. peak, raised la M*r|nn County alone wai made possible by ML ron, nylon, orwn,' and' arf of .. .(HU. Tnn-mirations •" romh*B*fto*| Thi afflefal ippolnUnenl. said ^ 'Ti,' iV ** c " 'Vrun.laVTi.d.' Tuesday. ’ wealhyr r Milfoid s Utility Dapk.s.oan! , , other derlvd flbrra reyoliitlnnlitd the Zoning and Planning group chiwf Williams, was made tinTwo oilier governorship randl . -....ford's Utility Dapk----„... Tomorrow, lh* Seminole High Manager, la “a drain on th* sy*. data* campaigned In the populou* Ihe dressing habile of Ilia world,” tonight will deal with Dream- l^gdletely on the recommendation she aald.’ ' > no'H Trailer Park and the south, h# c!|¥|| Service Board under School Band will gn lo th* Flor­ t#m throughout th* City." laiwer Fas: Coast area. Picking varloua and many pro* >v, . t r0rn, r nf French Ave. end whr, e Hirectinn the e»rminelions ida Bandmasters Association An­ Fuller W'arren met with groups duct* from th* magic suitcase, •J3lh St. , , , giten and glided. Other *p- nual Fourth District contest in of his supporters at his Miami 1 lh# attrartiva missionary for tho De Bory CofC Will Thr. latter ouestinn gre-v out pHranls for the captain's vacancy Cocoa. Thu Is Ihe biggest event of headquait.-rs after a slumping j nil Industry explained that Up. nf il.e m im in g «r the French who t»ok th* examination were; the year for every high seined lour that rarrled him into .It North I slick, eold rrram*, cleansing \> r „ne block strip between .'Mb |,le,.tenant Jack Hickson, Sergeant hsnd in the diets id It roqulirs a Sec Film On Alaska creams, hath oil, sun tan oils, ,., , , .. at. | IKth Slirets at th# Issl ti ret- | | „ . . r || Tenth, a"d Patrolman Joe In* of work wiili rehearsals start-' , •it,, The m Di ii.. Mary Miamlmr of t rim *"d Central Florida rounllr.s. *"d thou,and* of other produrta men# will hold Ihelr monthly Sumter Uiwry worked In RrmvIng «f the ll.<aid of S n n fo r.l hi t ) Itn kson. ins several months ago. hut, ac i hai# Ihelr beginning with oB. dinner meeting at lha Stetaon *‘'< l ,-,,u" 'v *n,, Planned a televlCommissioner*. The vacanr.v was eieated by th* cording to member* of Ihe band, it “ Even detergents eom# tn tm over|ilation WITV In Fort However, it I* expected that retirement lata last year of Cap- |< a lot of fun. They say. “ new University Cafeteria In Det.and Mo" with Ilia compliment! nf oil," ahe Wednesday evening, March 21 *| l.auderslale tonight, l-owry will the Zoning ati.l Planning group, tain Roy THII* «"• ha.! temaln- friends are made, music Is every ' make another television talk In said. “ Each woman dean* about with Mol) It.own a* chairman, will e.l open until the appointment where, and a grneral carnival 7 p. hi. 12 thousand pounds of crockery continue their study of a land todav of Arnold William*. According to the aiinniinrrnieiil Wr,‘ rjl,n n,i,l'h '"niorrow nigh: each year using detergent* mad* spirit prevails." u*e map for the City of Sanford. released today, a member of the n' ' ' r * ,’*n*m* po»ilM# hy oil," Mrs, Newsoni Williams bus lirro h'-n.li.ig Hie lonighl, at 7 o clock, the .Student jirHary Chamber of Commerce c ,,r »u,,nn Saturday night, It is understood that the protold Ihe Kiwanis Club audience, traffic «irt is it on thn Sanford f|„b w)|| feature an Inlervlew hy pnration of tho land use map Ims will show a film, wllh sound, fea­ During a stopover in Tampa yea“ Waxed paper la annlhar pro­ In th* rapacity |. „ |m Smilh with Ihe guest speak­ turing “ Fishing in Alaska " lerday, Warren said he wai well duct of the Oil Treasure Chest,” been put underway with si .idles 'Poilre * , Department . , ,, .. . , . ,. L. of patrolman er. Srtntnnlr High School Randof Il.e vaiioii* sections and Id.irks ' Reservations fnr the meeting, pleased with remit* of his toitf. she said. lie will begin Id* Hull** as Cap- ma*trr Krnest II. Cowley. Cowley sa.il lb* tnnnunremenl, must he He forecast npltmixllcall)- ha would taken one at a time and then “ Hundreds of privately owned placed into the proposed map. tain hy taking over the 4 p. ns. will describe ihe big event ana give mad* hy March 17. carry nutty of Ihe counties by a manufacturing concerns are turn# tn 12 midnight ahift and detail a few highlight* of the contest, on The completed map will facilitate heavier vote than he did in 1944. Ing out plenty of nylon In Ibid the tJ-mlnirta program over WTRR. thn planning and toning of th* Hill afternoon. country," she said, “ and wa should Warren announced appointment City as expansion continues. I'reredlng Ihe Interview. Randall Stetson, SNAAS of Graham P. Stan,limy of 81. all he thankful for It would hat Rnbhins will give the school new. T e O I T I S T o M e e t Petersburg his Pinellas County turned mil by th* government.'* Mutual Concert from Seminole High School and Literally hundred* and thou# manager. The Slrl.nn Spring Spoilt srliesand* of product* ar* made poa# G. L. Parkhurst Is Group Can Renew will also play Ihr top recording (bile Gov, Collins kept hn-> • with slate includes a golf match to be sthla fur th* modern hnmemgkap according to a SIIS poll affair* in Tallahai.xee. played at lh# Mayfair Inn Golf because of oil, Sir*. Newsom fra# Winner In Contest . Memberships Now Henry Cason 1st he host, tonight Ronald Wise of I'# Funlak M on ihr Student (Tub Pingram and ('our,# between Ihr Stetson Golf Spring, was appointed chairman phasiied, • G L. Parkhurst nf 2WI Avarosla ~ . and Ihe Sanford Naval Aux­ Tha forceful, tnlnrful. and at­ * ttinlr^ In ^,# nationPr'»',n« members nf the Scrn will Introduce the talent. He will team nf Collins' rominlllco In Waltun tractive speaker wa* Introduced iliary Air Station golf leant. vsirir McKesson and Bobbins Jingle no!{‘ hMu" '* 1 Conrert Association a!,0 present. In rnllahnralion wuh Two teams with the SNAAS gnlf County and Kdward Brinson of hy M. R. Strickland, Sanford Oil conlcst in which 91.219 entries from! renew their membership lor the ,h'1 r,lk bv R«"«lniaalcr Cowley, group are scheduled fnr lha Kitsimmr# was named chairman dealer and Kiwanlan. the Brass Sextette, one nf the rn all sections of the United States I050-S7 season before it is opened spring vorles, one played In San­ of the Osceola County committee. Captain Robert W. Jackson, •rmhles that will entrr Ihe ronlcM. were submitted. tn Ihe general public April 2, ar The Sextet:# plays Ihe “ Prelude ford the other at tho Del-and Jack Peeples of Miami was ap­ Cnmmnndlng Officer of the Ran* pointed chairman of tho ('alibis ford Naval Auxiliary Air Stgttoa Colloge Arm* rourvf. Parkhurst. an automotive en- ror,|inB ,h# Asanciatlon's pre.i to Le Alelslenne.-' Cinerr, lists his hohhlrx(av stork drnt, Francis Rouniillat. Arcniding to the trhedul# the l/qitrrsily nf Florid* Cnmmltlee ami a member of th# Sanford and tpnrts car*, lie obtained his inatihes will be played at 1:70 with day Hall, Tallahassee; Dav* Ktaanla Club, Invited the Kiwi* At Ihe,1**1 meeting of the Semi winning entry blank al Fauat’a nolo Mutual Conreit Association, | p. m. In DoMnd March 17, and Hyman, Jacksonville, and Snow nil group lo lh# Sanford Naval Martin Jr., Lakeland co-chairmen. Auxiliary Air Station Map I t In Sanford April 11. Drug Store in Sanford. held this week. Bill Fagan, repre- 1 plained for a “full irate brIaAng •entstlv* nf the Alkahest Celebrity March 14 on what Is happening at* th e Bureau, nutllnrd th# offerings hy Discharge* SNAAS." lie explained all eivle ihe Alkahest organisation for next club* are being Invited during Mr*. F.mlly 11. Drur# (Sanford) year's concert series. 1 that week, preceding Armed Frederick May (Chbago, III.) Mr*. Thillp Mar* wai appointed Forres Day, I.uelll* McCormick (Snn'ard) tn head the Constitution and B y-' Member* nf th# North Orlanda Lola Maa Randall (Sanford) I.aw* Committee of lh* local eon i Kin anil Club attended the Admission* cert association. ^ t l i t e r >—\ i , club meeting her* yesterday.- *' John D. Woodruff (Hanford) The membership of th* Semi Waltar C- Horn* (Tampa) nole Mutual Concert Association Rlrtha C L U E Local Builder Will ' Is closed to preient member* un­ Baby Boy Brown (Titusville) til April I when the memberahtp March IS Open Mouse Sunday will be thrown open fnr a ilx-day Admissions membership campaign. Mr*. Shirley Second (Sanford) Kiwanians Shown 'Magic Suitcase' Filled With Oil Department Pumps 2 Million Gallons Of Water Monday | I Two Questions Face Zoning, Planning Commission Tonile Mr*. A W. Knn* Sr., president nf th* Women’s Auxiliary nf lha Sem­ inole Memorial Hosplral thii morn­ ing axpruied har appreciation fnf We approximately S00 reservation* which have hern made thus far fnr the barbecue which will be bald Saturday, March IT at tun • m. at tha Elk* Club for tho bene­ fit of tha auxiliary. • Sponsored by Ihe Elk* Club, this Is the first venture of the finance tnmmiltc# of lh# auxiliary, under Ui* chairmanship of Mr*. F. EBoumillat Sr. Memhar* of the ■axillary and th* Elka will atrve Ihe barbecue. The public Is cordially Invited In attend and reservation* may he mad* by telephoning Mr». A B. Peterson Sr., 1145-J on Friday. Mareh 1C. All member* of the • •axillary who have not reported gre requested lo fall Mrs. Tetergnn #nd let her know whether or •et they have disposed of their kata in order fnr the*# who iv< mad* adranc# raiarratton* “Rosy" Rr*», 0#n*r*1 Man •r of »k# Mfllati* i#rv*d. Rasar-aHoni will do- at 8 rnfori» Mamcrla) Baoi1 II Stadium to t«' , (Staff ,t»hoto|- Williams Officially Appointed Captain Band Will Compete In Annual District Contest At Cocoa Hospital Notes KIWAN %*’ For Insoection Th# first homo In be completed hy T. R. Means, local htilldar and contractor, will h# onen for In* sperlion Sunday Marrh >1 and 44. Mean, sail yesterday that IN4s n H | mnd»! home. Is !nea>d on the north side of Celery Ave. about three-quarters of a mil* East f t Mellonville Ava. Tho modol homo, stated Maapa, Is of frame construction with a*# ,( hestos aiding, hardwood floor*, lery ratio porches, tit# bath, HI# win# y j dow iltli. and completely equipped i wllh modam appliances. ; f; V. The new hnmo la a two-bedroom* sit room horn# with m aaphat roof, Urge g'.rag* and consort. Informal Meeting Of Commissioners Scheduled Tonight OrriCIALS NEAR AGREEMENT PARIS HE—'Tunisian official* said today thay are near an agree­ ment with Franco on the terms nf a Imnt declaration remgnixing The Board of Sanford City Com- Tunisia', Independence within * misiinnora are slated to meet to- treaty nf “interdapcndenca" with night In the Cnmmlaatonera Room 1 France, nf Ihe Sanford City Hall at 4 A similar declaration was o'clock for what has been ex­ signed recently hy France and 1 plained a* "an Informal mealing." Mnrrocco. The meeting was sel for Ihe groun at th# regular meeting JAPAN AUTHORIZED Monday night. TO PAROLE CRIMINAL* No agenda ha* been prepared TOKYO Ml—Th# United Stales for Ihe dlacuaalna lonighl. How­ ha# authorised Japan In parole ever, several Important questions eight minor war criminal* from are order discussion between the Hufaino Prison, lh# Foreign Of­ eomntls*lon*r* sad tt la «xMct*d fice announced today, Thalr retfcat they will b* Inform ally leaie will reduce the number of axambiwi and debated befcre be­ war criminal* atm held at Suganm ing thrown Into ■ regular m**<- tn 411 from a postwar kijh el toj ad to* ■Dio eantrarter and bcHdor yaatorday that lh* ovtvaB the bom* taboo hi 1401 plua (he airport. 1» la tha hundred* of artktaa ta k « I w l i Club Ftotorday D m * — *■— u • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 14, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 14, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 14, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald