22 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e587c16cdebae9f9aa2ce0dca1a307f6.pdf 650afe61cf28f7139c1f715afdbaa13d PDF Text Text Collagai Cannot Delay Admission O f Negro Students F U fU lltf SEMINOLE County roids Just before leaving tha Mayfair Inn for tho •dlcatlen CaremonV last Friday a at Al Roqero. R"*<J Board member; Wilbur Jone*. Itata Road.Boardt and William 11. Dial. Fifth DUttlrt.Road Board Member. Stand* Douglas Btenstrom and Rsprsssntativa 'lla tk N. Cleveland Jr, (Staff Photo) States Marina Corpa personnel stationed here locally In Senford.” He said, "It Is, a great privilege to bob an Important part of tho defensa team that Is standing guard for frtadom in thli hour of Malory.” Aa the, building was dedicated and officially thrown open. Cap- IN DINING ADVENTURE PARK RACEW AY ♦The Ow n try Club of Trotting Tracks’* PRESENTS SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM -CO CK TAIL LOUNGE— ;b v m y e v e n in g fro m no w o n in c l u d in g SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM fl.8S —DIRECTIONS— a an 17-81 at Casselberry Al Our Rig Red Arrow ■ ; a s r ■eat Of Tba Sanford Orlando Dog Track To Our Club lain Jackaon told hla audience, "It Is an honor and a privilege lo dedicate the aSnford IDsabled Veterans home end I am, is all (Coetlmed Frees Page One) live” type of campaign necessary to win, and ha didn’t want his sup­ WASHINGTON OP-the Supreme porters spending any more funds Court today declared unanimoosiy In his behalf until ha has made up tbat state universities may not de­ . his-•t 'M ,-A ether t" continue lay the admission of Negro stu- trial billon” , ho deiitr)n!lU,i* < s-wU/ v» pruolcuka "TVc said, "I have reached this conclu­ Involved. The high tribunal Issued an or­ sion by mysslf and my statement der overturning a Florida supremo speaks for'Itself. ! have nothing court decision that permitted a de­ further to add at this time.” Warren Issued this etalament lay In the admission of Virgil D. Hawkins to the law school of the during a stop on his stumping tour at Green Cove Springs: University of Florida. "The Lord glvelh and (he Lord Hawkins Is a 48 year old Negro takelh easy. It is a right of any of Daytona Beach, Fla. The Florida Supreme Court had citizen to run for office and It is appointed a commissioner to take hie right to withdraw aa a candi­ testimony on the question as to date.” Loury issued this statement from when Hawkins could be admitted without creating “public mijchiif." Tampa: “Under the circumstances Tha highest tribunal's per curiam I think Mr. rarris Bryant did the right thing and showed good Judg. (for the court) order today aald: "Aa this case Involves the admis­ ment in withdrawing from the gov­ sion of g Negro to • graduate pro­ ernor’s race. 1 ean now taka on the fessions! school, thefe is not rea­ two ea-goveraors and their political son for delay. , machines. If will be a clean eel "He Is entitled to prompf admis­ issue between my stand favoring sion under the rules end regula­ continued 'segregation and their tion applicable to other qualified stand In favor of raao mixing.” candidates.” la Bryant’s campaign kickoff boOnly Monday tha Supremo Court fore a crowd oaUmatod at about affirmed ■ lower court decision i.OW in hla home town of Ocala ho ported collage* end universities the lathed out hr Warren and Gov. which broadened to Include tax-fup- Collin* and gaVo hie own political hlgh rourt’s 1834 decision on strik­ platform. He gave no hint In thla ing down segregation In public talk or afterwards that he planned schools. gny change lit 'Mr campaign. Bryant had bean scheduled io ■tart out this morning with round Request Is Made equipment on an Intensive Mump­ Tn Lorn! R^siden+s ing tour of tho stato. Until lie formally asks the secre­ Edgar Griffith, 8treet and Refur* superintendent for the City tary of stale to withdraw his name of Sanford, requested today that frem the ballot, he will (till bo a garbage and trash be placed back candidate. of the gutter Instead of In the Gov. Collins eeld ”1 can under­ gutter as some are doing. stand Mr. Bryant'a difficulty, 1 Many people ere placing their am satisfied he counted upon the garbage In the gutter which support of those In our stato who makes it Impossible for the street ■weeper to operate either around want good, clean, honest govern- ihould be, humble In'the light of these men whose country he* been forced lo make' euch a physical demand of them In their perform■hce of duty. May Ihia home ever icrve theae great men for social purports, for freternel purposes, and m the name or patriotism.” Officers of the Seminole County Chapter of tho Disabled American Veterans are: Gaylord Muffiey, commander; Bob Hell, adjutant; it or over It, he said. John Kadcr, senior vice-commsn BOMBER MMMNO "('lease do not put trash and dcr ;and Senator Douglas Stcn- gnrhiigr in the gutter” Griffith RABAT. French Morocco MV-A rlrom, chaplain. Strategic Air Force B-41 Jel requested. Such an Improvement In placing bomber Is milling in weitern Al­ the trash outside for pickup will geria and U. 8. ptanai from North help In better street African baiei are inarching for W ELL D R ILLIN G materially it, an Air Force spokesman laid sweeping, he said. today. A B-4T normally rarrlei a POPE APPROVES SELECTION crew of three. The spokesman said Howard C. Long VATICAN CITY Mv-Pope Plui the plane probably was from MaeXII hsi approved the selection of Dill Air Force B*»« at Tampa. Phone 388 Munich (or the 1060 International Fla. Eucharistic Congress, tha Vatican The French News Agency re­ 207 E. Commercial *ald todav. Tho Coniresi met last porid last nihgt the plane exploded in flight near P< Port Say. year in Rio da Janeiro. C of C Directors Meeting Tomorrow 4171IN Off (IU B I IIADOALENA. Sardinia UR Queen Elizabeth 11 arrived here This tiny port on the Island of last night aboard the royal yacht ^ The regular monthly meeting BriUania on her MciUterrane^p Maddalena, just of th« Board of Directors of the vacation cruise with her husband, north coast, is a ramote place seldom visited by travelers. Seminole County Chamber of Com* the Duke of Edinburgh. meree vHII he held tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the Education Building ori <Jvmrtiercioi «*•«. • * "" -injr memb*?rr to Vc pre­ sent for this very Important meeting, Seminole County Cham* her of Commerce manager For* rest Breckenrldga said that tha agenda Included t French Avenua Dedication report; Exhibit Com­ mittee report; Chamber of Com* meree Work Shop report; and a discussion hy Superintendent of Public Instruction R. T. Mllwee on “Federal Aid to Schools.” ment. "I (hlnk this administration has gained the confidence of these peo­ ple and they reeognlse the danger of failing to wage a united fight ■gainst selfish and corrupt political forces." LAST TIME TONIGHT , f-*rv l i t owes mo&m we pm*Um STARTS 7:80 nuMSHsev «m hriitli prouslisa fe» «h*u t*«*M gitotoN by wrruii ysurpun tsd I i r f is 5i|<inue Qssllsy Milk. Try Ml rseomc BOOART-MARCH w iluam “w y leto TH l Milk!... UESRERAT E HOURS FEA TU RE— Gail Border^ £ynatiu* Quaty Milk VITAMIN-MlMUAL FMTIfll 7:48 — 8:18 -Dollar A U r Night Fnsh, Spariding Family Fun—THE PEOPLE'S C H O K E — 7 :3 0 P . M- Saturdays, W D BO - TV ALL OF THESE FEATURES ...W HEN YO U CHOOSE FROM LOCH ARBOR Phillips Parade of Plans!. LINCOLN The longest, lowest, most powerful Lincoln o f all time QUIET No City Taxes; All City Conveniences • Mall datlvcry ~ • Community wattr system • 8tr*ets paved and curbed At least I dtros trass la every yard Colored plumbing fixture* Silent switches * Many different planet diversified exteriors Wife-saver rainbow kitchens by G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC • 66-gal. GE water heater • GE larff else range • G I garbage disposal! • Q1 f-1 ca. ft, refrigerate# • G I automatic washing machine hi deluxe 2-bath homee ’ • G I automatic dishwasher la deluxe, 2-bath homee We'd Ulw to make a prediction about you. Without rteervaUon, we prophecy that you wiU twviae your line car standard! upward after even a brief persona] meeting with Lincoln for 1956.Tha maaon for our confidence? Simply tbit: the picaeed people weVa watched in our showrooms-and tha name* we've been writing on our waiting Uata - ever since this Conplatciy new fine car made Its debut. WaVa certain that you-like these nthen who really know fine can-w ill recognize at once the dramatic whole newness of Lin* coin design. In its long, clean iweep of line. In the breathtaking daring of itt low silhou­ ette, a Kant five feet high. And we further forecast this: when you turn the key, your Interest will turn to admi­ ration. For you will feel the iwlft obedient thrust of the new 283-hp Lincoln engine es it Is served up with silken smoothness py Lincoln's incomparable Turbo-Drive trans­ mission. You wifi know (he gentle firmnew of Lincoln's bell-joint suspension system. And all this, surrounded by the matchieee luxury of Lincoln Interiors . . . encircled by the protection of Lincoln safety advances . pampered by the automatic ease of Lincoln power assists. We suggest you put our prediction to the test this very week - with a Lincoln safety* flex steering wheel In your hands and a long road before yon. Why not m ho it today? ALSOt Kitchen ventilator Moulded Formica sink tope N O T A P R O JEC T ! SALES OFFICE Little Venice Telephone 1501 �vsp " * • K ' * tVedneaday; AN INDEPENDENT PAfLT NEWBfAPEE an— .J — w »m w ■ - m m SANtFORD. FLORIDA TllBaUAV. MARCH 1.1, IBM - roan"’'* ~— r jxczj- - ------------- f V O L U M E X L V llf t - — -.m •r -t A M V c ia tfd t're e e O e A e t f W T r * mwMsw-^mg'WffT-wwi - Sanford Couple iReveals Gadget lew tenight I M A .., . » City Board Approves Rezoning O F A re a For Commercial Orange State Oil Awarded Gasoline, Fuel Bid For City SHS Band To Lead Presbyterian Choir Super Parade To Stadium To Present Music Market Service March 25 To Be Built For Practice Game ♦ A a Invention by a Sanford mall- aw sided Clifford B. Wynn end carrier and hi* wife can well re- Helen Wynn for their “Fanlry xelutlonizc the food shopping Elevator Shelf," Bfbita of the nation and at the I vVynn, proudly ehowlng hit M«to time make food selecting creation, and Uklng the wrapt off the family dinner table ae aim -; the carefully guarded eoervt that aa A‘B*C' fitioll> became officially hi* own, LW*»r , l , n t No- 2.135,57# haa been ta id "I've been working on tha *33*---------- ----------------------- :------- idea alnce 11)47." U|jng tha back porch of thalr homo ae a workabop and a part of their kitchen a t a proving ground, apare lima during the nine year* haa been apent In par. feeling (he gadget that wilt de­ liver canned good* with a mete tw ill of a dial and the puih of a button, Tho “ Pantry Shelf Elevator", 9 Initial action by the Board of t«aid Wynn, *■) i been tried and Sanford Cfly Commlialonera last leit«<l »"d we know what it will ;Right waa the awarding of the bid do becauaa we've actually uted it for more than two y ean ." He fo r gasoline end fuel oil for the aald that the electrically operated City of Sanford to the Orange etoraga cabinet and eeteetor for State Oi| Company. canned fooda was Inatalled In hie ^ T h a low bid for premium and home for the flrat trial opera* 'regular gasoline aa well aa fuel ‘I®11 Jan, L l° 8f"We'd like to call It the "Wynna ? by tank wagon anti transport •wax submitted by Ihe Orange O-matle", said Mr*, Wynn, “if wa 'W a le Oil Company at .2343 per form our own manufacturing com­ SANFORD MAIL CARRIER Clifford Wynn and Tile wife Helen, shown with their "Pantry Elevator gallon for premium gasoline. .2117 pany to alart production of the Shelf". Wynn holds the patent received from the U, S. Patent Office. Note the .elector dial fupper fo r rtgu ar gasoline. .1311 for siep-aaver, tlrelch-saver, atoop- right) and the starting button directly underneath. Also Ihe Index to foods In tha cabinet hanging , i alongside the switch, (Staff Photo) Tank wagon fuel oil, and ,1161 lor ■*vti and tim#-*av*r." The “Pantry Shelf Elevator," aa fuel oil by transport. To accomplish a lengthy agenda It la termed by name in the The commissioner* followed close- patent iieurd by the United Slate* Jy tha order of business outlined for Patent Office, Mr and Mr*. Wynn explained, le a cabinet equipped Ma meeting. Tha Board of Commissioner! a- with receptacle* for the storing 1-------------------------------------- I Th* Bicyrl* iafety Club, origin'ally organiitd earlier thii year, lopted a resolution in which fhe of canned foods. Behind the r*. ! mil hold tiic second in.nee9 city would partielpata In addition­ ceptacles, whkh are built on an tlnn and test Saturday morning, Im line, la ■ .i, elevator electrically al fundi derived from rentals of March 17 in Ihe area on Seminole low rent housing units by the San­ operated wh!:h se’ecls fond* Rlvd. directly behind th* Chamber chosen from en Index and than ford Housing Authority. of Commarc* Building and th* reload* a* it again pass** the -T he proposal for construction of at.oag* receptacle*. Sanford Tourist Club location, perimeter street* around tha addi­ Mrs. Wynn »ay», “Th's gadget Test* ami Inspection* will ha The regular weekly mealing of tional 30 units planned for Higgins, of our* Is a toon to those with the 5anronl Rotary Club held under th* direction pf th* tan ford Terra e* was deferred until an es­ heart trouble, pregnant women, yesterday at the Yacht Club was Police Department; Saflty testa timate of coat would b« available thoaa who are too etout to sloop featured by Ihe ihowlng nf an ■re given In e'reei marked off to In keeping with th* program nf ga wtU as tha approval of the areo down and chins* from rahlnete, unusually Interesting film in color, (eat the proper manipulation end mat. No accurate Information, aald those with arthritis, or affllctnd "Florida, Where You Work and riding of a bicycle: These areas th* Grand fiOdgp nf Florida In Rhe rnmmisalonera, would make .ne­ pigeon*." Play The Very Samo Day", made hava already bet** provided under ipommr Educational Week from cessary tha deferring of tha pro"Even children can operate it," and distributed at tha direction th* Sanford -Jfollre DagprLraenf- March 1117, Superintendent of H ill. of the Florida Development Com­ plart to encourage safe riding of Tubllc Tpitruerlorf Rayburn T, 3111it# aald. A diicuailon of proposed fir* hy­ The Inventor, Clifford Wynn, mission. Chairman. J. Saxton bicycle* on City street* ami Coun­ wre will addre.s a public gather­ ing Wednesday. March 14, In Ihe Daytona B * a e h, ty roadi, drant* located near the Sanford who I* a very quiet and drop IJoyd of Masonic Temple on Park Av*. at Boat Works on Holly Avr. and thinking person, explained that who wax unable to appear per­ Bicycle* will b<- Inspscte.l for another In Ihe 2Mh and 26tti Slrreti (he “ Pantr) f.he'f Elevator" ran sonally to (Hum's Ihe work of his Improper brakei, liras, handlebars, 8 pm. Tli* meeting i. open In the public area waa deferred until proposals hr built to fit any u p - * Available committee, arranged for the show­ iprorket* and other mrchanlral are made through conferences he In kitchens. It n n lie made a* ing which was thoroughly enjoyed bicycle equipment. Bicycle hells, and everyone j. invited In attend, tween the City Manager and the Urge or a . small in on* would hy the o irr St) member* and rear lights and ytflectori, a* well acrin\llng in officials nf lha local guests at the meeting. Hanford Industrial Hoard. want to Install In tli'lr home. a* hi likes in good condition lie lodge. The o|M-rator of a projcrlor furThere will he nn sdmls.lon, they prim* safety feature* of a hi1 'William H. "Bill" Stamper. “Even *,orM-’’ *"ld "l'an ■peakingfor rh# Sanford Industrial >’• »'lui|-P*l with |he Pantry Shelf nlahed through thre nurteay of the ,, announced, and Milwcr a auhjecl Board tokltheBoardof Commis|,''* v?toJr *• Hlmlnmtm he ca.es U. S Navy as . good will gesture | However. Ihe Sanford Police "n * hlf* h# « ll,, 1P « k '• " Wh*1 Public ichoolfl mpan Po thu ■ionera "wa have a negative ap­ of food stacked in al.lr* and to the Rniary riuh was given a Dfpurtment impertion and t«Et or on ahelves. Th* vole of thanks by Ihe group, proach toward getting Industry and countess dote not requir# tha addition of community." potent Issued'the Wynns Includes During the meeting, President <o little to offer In their continued A similar program was held the commercially operated raimrd William (Hill) Rush Jr., annaunc- expensive equipment to n lueyele growth." Commissioner Jack Rata requiieinettt, official* of -Monday n|ghl In l)».vtnn* Beach food selector. A light or buzzer ' 1 liter reerealion ami safely where Most Worshipful Roy T. Igan propoicd that th« request be rsn be provided to notify stock ed the election of three new dlrec- the tor*:—Gordon Bradley, B. L. Per­ tabled since "We have no money personnel that certain Kerns tie kins Jr. and George Touhy. These organisation say, defeat, the pur. l-or»l. Grand Mailer of Maauns in now." “ There are two new arena low In stock and need refills. pnie of bringing boy* wild girls Florida gave the principal address. with th* carry over director* of developing In (he City and we must Several from .Sanford attended “We even have th* peter,t on last year will elect a president together for their protection. attempt to meet the need In forth- the use of our Pantry Shelf Ele­ Boys and girl* of all age* will lha Daytona Beach meeting lnclndto yuitfe the destinies of Ihe club VOmlng budged," be aald. ba registered a* member* of lha big Roy R. Wright Jr., 1) D GM, vator In food frosier* and refri­ (or Ihe year 1956-37. Commissioner John Krider told gerator* using t h e Hlryci* Safely Club Saturday KMh .Masonic Dlilrlct, and It, l\ agitator the Board, "I would prefer to study method for loading tha elevator morning at lha *ile of th* tesla WhUmire, Worshipful Master of the situation to are If some way with aelected (rotan foods," aald Jaycees To Stage whera table* will lie aat up for Sanford Lodge No. 62 F A A M. Mil be worked out to accomplish Wynn. tha issuing of membership cams -------------------------Ihe need." end the paaaing mil of b'cycle ' . “Right now w* haven’t male • Easter Egg Hunt Many c a n ara needed for Ihe »*friy literature. T h r e e LO C O l G lN S No action was taken on a pro­ final decision on how and whan Mary event* tot racraxtlon nf q • * ,, posal to change tha designation pf production of th* Pantry Shelf gigantic Eaater Egg Hunt to he ■Ut# Roarfk H .ia d an­ Elevator will begin", Wynn ex- held April I, E n te r Sunday, hy lllrycle Safaty ric h niambar* ai* O C Q III I n t C m S h l p t l e r Warren Knowtei aald "the plained. “Wa have talked with the Junior Chamber of Commerce, being planned fur tha hoy* end Two hundred end one Florida opoael originated In in a■ discussion »«veral manufacturers and will Dave Thrasher, chairman of the « 'rl» during the summer month*. Stale University student* began opoaal ill then- Internship In Florida public th Road Board District Engineer Probably talk with more," ha arid. event, said donations of eggs will This program, clflciala say, Both Mr, and Mr*. Wynn (aid be gladly accepted, lie asked per­ par*''*! Ihe sjmmerlung retrea. schools, yesterday. Richie Qreen on the flow of traffic that with tha huge amount of sona wishing to contribute to tele­ 'Ion program. through Sanford. fltirlnr tha fight-week period Florida building and construction phone Ihe Jayree Information Ed Christiansen, th* rec.-eallon they will gain practical rleasmom .Volleyball and lannli court* In t ’aimed for the immediate 'uli-ro tin Goldsboro Recreation Area will it la hoped that the new gadget Booth Phone 1372, by Monday dliector fur th* cltywld* rerrea- axprrianra under the supervision tlun program la assisting In th* of sslabllthed teachers. March 26. tie paved under ■ contract with en will be used In Florida homes end Orlando paving company now re- hualne****, “WI till ratlramant Either raw or hard-boiled egg* initial urganiiing ui too Hicyci* 1 Grstchen Xlrrhhnff, Sanford will In frail* thre* at Ban Jose surfacing City atrrecta, according homs* being built In Florida al will be aceepltd, Thraiher pointed r i " h.4 * Intern Element*^, Jacksonville, and *o a ueanimoui decision of tha such a rapid pace, the Pantry out. Dawn Marl* Rl.hnp, Ranfbrd, will Board of City Commissioner*. Ths hunt will he ifaged In Fort Shalf Elevator will add to easier Intern In muale at Quincy High, ^aU^The lengthy mealing with dia- and happier living," th* Wynna Mellon Tark and will get undar Program For Jaycee Quincy, Fie. Busan Walsant elsanbergrr, mission on mkny details presented remarks!, way at 2 p.m, Seminole County Oviedo, will Intefti In social the Board nf Commlsalnnrr* on the Tha patent was Issued hy th* children between the ages of on# Luncheon Canceled studies at Bey Count;- High, planned Agenda continued until United State* Patent Office F eb.'and 10 may participate In thel Th* program, originally planned Panama City. midnight. 21, 11)46, * Ihunt. I for the noon luncheon meeting af the Seminole County Junior Cham­ ber nf Commerce, has been can­ celed. / Officials of th* local Jayree or­ ganisation sty. that Farria Bryant waa tn apeak Ihis Thursday al noon before the Jeyccia. I Due to unforseea elreumstenrea and becauaa af the announcement mad* by Bryant yesterday, th* pro­ gram haa bean canceled. However, the meeting will be held and another program planned for th* Jaycee liinrhann meeting. Safety Club To Hold Inspection Rotary Club Sees Film About Florida Milwee To Address Public Gathering In Masonic Temple K S 8mI Th* Board of Sanford City Com­ The Seminole High School Bifid missioners last night approved the will leg,! * parade Sunday after­ rsionlog nf x blorkwlde arta noon from ihe Mayfair Inn to the on tha wait side of French Av*. Sanford Memorial Baseball Sta­ ftom IHlh to 28th Sla. to rammer, dium where Ihe first practice game of Ihe season will he p ll/ed cist. Ilia move makes possible now by the Minneapolis glllltrs. . The gam* Inaugurates the 1MI the building of a super market hy one nf the national chains on ■ •pring training season (or th* 1UL complete city block area on the lera herij In Sanford. The Minneapolis Millers le a northwest corner of Franrh Ave. and 2fitl> St. Plana eal| for th* New York Giants farm ay iU » u*« of the entire area of Block team which annually trains la Sanford and me* th* Memorial 16. It Is understood lhal plans will Baseball Stadium. Final plana hava not aa yet Bn forward Immediately for th* heen completed for the glganlle shopping cenlsr. In niher action hy the Board of ceremony tn lead off Iht Millers' City Commissioners, th* us* of •pring training practlr* gam* aer­ th* Sanford Memorial Baseball ies. However, the Seminole County Stadliun for seml.pro baseball Chamber of Commerce baseball game* this sumnitr was apprnvsd. committee, coordinating Jh* plena for the event, will' have‘rompleia, Heated diirusilnn followed th* plana In readlneaa by tomorrow proposal to play 16 games In the morning. stadium beginning Friday. April Mayor T. D. Scott haa ti»M 13. However, the semi-pro team Invited to participate In th* wet* affiliated with the Lake-Orange coming ceremony at Sanford Me­ League, received lha full use of morial Baseball Stadium. stadium, lights, and facilities In Civic officials will take part III order to provide apnrl* entertain* th* parade ea well aa many rlv lt msnt for tha City. Red Hler* re­ leaders end- baaehetl enthealaiL presented the ftanford team. ' The Minneapolis Millers' 1MB A plat for a proposed subdivi­ spring training setftdul* has. been sion submitted by Peyton Realty announced. -A total *f 11 **»*• ”* , Co. was turned down and disap­ will be played)with the Initial,tilt ,.tv. , proved by Ihe Board of Clly Cone Sunday afternoon h e tw e e w ^ tii * * li.-M'liei>: VI-' o>cd*i!4n reveal- Minneapolis aggregation and th# ad that 110 development wl)t con­ Rncheiler bauball (Tub. sidered for th* area Juit off Sent* Ten of th* 11 exhibition end Inole Hauler»id In the north edge spring training praellce gafttee »f Ihe City and that only lot* will be played In Sanford. Tha wer« tn be sold. games will offer Sanford baseball However, the Board nf Commis­ fan* an opportunity to tee many sioners roMildeiad that approval outstanding baseball players In MARCH II of the plat would hold (liein re- anion hrfnre ihe aeainn actually Admlialuna i sponslhla for Ihe rnalnlenam a of gel* underway. Horace Biork (.Sanfordl the ilreel*. A City ordinance re­ An umiMially larga rrowd Is *»• Premia Ranew (Sanford) quires . 'rr* pav* the peeled to set th# Minneapolis Mary Hubbard (Sanford) 'Darla, proving gnUu.i, and *ew- Millers nil to a good atari oa I^da Mae Handall (Sanford) ere on approval nf ihe plat, j lhair. H>M ipring training schedule. Sherlla Williams nford) In an unanimous decision the | Th# atarting time of the |IR)W Samuel Robinson (Sanford) operators nf * trailer perk nn and tha lint* for tha parade will Gordon Stanley (.Sanfordl* French Ave. were notified to vn- he »et In sn announcement to* Mrs. Mary Strong (Sanford) <-iit• the dedicated park aiea at morrow which la to lie mad* by VloU Korkin (Mima) Discharge* th* end uf the lease which occurs tha Chamber of Commerce oftfe . In October of this year, A propa- rials, Mra. C. Dean* (Sanford) *sl wa* mail* In leas* city owned Verna Mae Thomas (Sanford) property south of the relocation nf Premia Ranew (Sanfordl the trailer polk. However, no de­ Benefit Fashion Mary Ramey (Sanford) cision was reached, MARCH II Show For W om anV Admissions A letter nf rommenilatlon. writ­ ten hy school bus driver* operat­ Henry A. Williams (Sanford) Yvonne Must (Lake Monroe) ing In Sanford. wa» read to th* Club Set Tonight ; jj "A most Interesting end enter, Mr*. Jeanne Gardner (ta k e Mary) Board of Commissioner*. The let­ ter stated lhal Die hu* drivers *r* tslnlng evening Is In (tore for thosp William Dixon (Sanford) Alberts Cunningham (Sanford) “pleased with the promotion of who plin In attend th* benefit fash­ Arnold William* tn Oaptaln" hut ion show at ths Woman’s Club at Idly Agnes Snow (tangwood) *'k*d that he continue t* lead the 6 n'clork tonight" II wes revealed Baby Roy Hubbard today. Many attractive model*. Me till ae*. Discharges Jbhn Russ (Sanford) The Board of Cnmmlsslonar* eluding 1h« very young set wtU Kherlla Williams wa> notified that plans have now give s preview nf th* Easter Mrs. Kay Roberta been completed for th* proposed parade with fashions from Y ow 'Rahhy Hoy Roberts General Hanford Memorial Li­ ell's, Special entertainment wl!) tip Joyce Edwards (Sanford) , brary and Museum, to be located MARCH 13 In Fort Mellon Bark and that eon- fnrnl'hed hy Miss Dial Boyle U d Births tractors are now looking them ■ group of students from Jim ltr Baby Girl Muse over prim* to entering bids for It* High Rcbool. Door prises wRl be awarded and rnnstructinn, refreshment! will be served. --------------------------------------- FLANK CRASHES “ American Home D *ptrt»*iil WORKSHOP TONIGHT member* have put many h tf r s TOKYO (A-A U. *. Air Fore* Jet trainer crashed near the Yokata A workshop meeting of the Sen- of planning and work Into the air ba«s Mila afternoon shortly aft­ ford Theatre Guild will be held to- • show and the results promise le er takeoff. The pilot wea killed. night at 6 o’clock at the Sanford be worth seeing," It was said. Tickets may he obtained from Ilia name was withheld. Clly Hall auditorium. Mrs. Hill Kirk n any member of Ihe American Home D epartm ent. or may ha hmight at tha dopr* The sit mu.le service given e*rh Easter aeainn by the Chancel choir nf th* First Presbyterian church will be presented at 3:30 p. m. and again at 7:3)1 p. m. on Palm Sunday, March 15, II was mad* known today hy the Rev. A. 0 . Mclnnls, pastor. The two services will he Identi­ cal and are made necessary hy Ihe Increasing popularity nf Ihis annual hour of worship that has resulted In overflow-congrega­ tions, It was said. The 33 voices of Hie choir, un­ der th* direction *f Mrs. George Touhy, Minister nf Music, will he heard in right anthems on the Ihrmr Tsalms nf Christian Faith. In the candlelight period nf wor­ ship Mrs. Touhy will play three organ selections as preludes and one as an offertory. Church officials sr* hopeful that with the duplicate service ample provision Is made for those who have expressed rsgem rss to at­ tend hut who could not rome early enough to be assured ■ good seal. There are others who prefer Ihe vesper hnur, some whose plans customarily bring them to church at the regular worship hour and It Is hoped that all these In the new arrangement will be sble to attend. Chime* will he pjsyed fur fire misiwsffr. (receding /fhe <ot(Willed stalling lime, the preludes begin nlng at th* appointed hour. Hospital Notes Senator Is Pleased With Hospitality Of NAAS Personnel K i 'v . ■ ■L, ; A. B. Feleraon wee eleetod chair­ man of Ihe Board of Trustee* of tho Seminole Memorial Hoepital at Its la it meeting. At the annual election of offlcera Victor Green wa* named vice chairman of Hie hoard wftb John Evans of Oviedo reflected aa secretary-treasurer. hospitality ehwn bfJyerewM Other mamheie of the board am ’ord Naval Auxiliary Air Station form outilde the All Soule of the group, and Robert E. Slate Senator W. A. Shandl, • nt th* 3jnd District, a rriv e d -b l' hl< private plan* at the S anford; \ Auxiliary Air Stalion. Friday sflannoon, on hia way to the dedication ' ■, of French Ave., the new six-lane Hi rough way In Ssnftird. Commander L. L. Hamrick. U3N* * ; Operation* Duty Officer of NAAP» >• ', greeted the Senator, who wai M -j'.jJ romp anted by Mr*. Rhanda, 'inti ® hi* pilot, Ken Shntrel. Peterson Elected Chairman of Board t . K. Tucker, retiring chatrman -1 STATE SENATOR W. A .fm A m S , arrived b] afternoon, to attend thr<Enteat!on of French Ian* a%Renforrf Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Friday �; f *7T 'V **na. ■LOHD1U ~-i\w+k:UA-H0k >r oe tA zy • you ^ A AND VOUOt A ' CLOCK' WATCM£(?.. -'V ?i NCU HAVE M3AV9ITT0N ANO “<XI C£ UND£P£NOABLE- ^ O ZM £ LOU hi MAAUkkLfMMr oo, o r va rro AW twf b a m k w s ‘ s o v u & e! -a Irtne Dunne Mas Remarks On Movie Working Conditions HOLLYWOOD US —Iran* Dunn* did ona — ‘Tha Swan.' ltut I ite, « i i back bafora tha e im tria laat elded It wain't right for ma. weak aftar too long an abianre. "I manage to keep very hu«y. I I n i H wai for TV, not tha movie*. do a lot of traveling. And I do an Mil* Dnnna waa portraying tha oceailonal TV ihow Ilk* thia one baadmlitr*** of a ilrla' ichool In to keep my hand In." •a Sertan Gama film for Fori Of court*, thera'i no praulng * iM atar. Bafora ihe duhad off need for her to work, tinea ih* ’ to a fitting during har lunch hour, la one of Hollywood'* mmt auh1 I pinned har down on why aha atantlal rltiena financially. Rut her light, refined touch and her didn't work mora oftan. '/Wall* It’s not bacauaa I don't mature beauty ara lorely mined rwaM toi a* r u m o r had It ra- on tha terean. spelly,” aha rapilad. "I'm not Deaplta har claim* that the tin't laiy, Mlit Dunne had mm* . ’ IMF. •v "I juat haven't found any pic- pointed comment* on working "iuraa 1 wantad to do. 1 almnit condition* In tha movie*. V .T I "J>o you know how early I had lo get up this morning?" the aikori. "II wa* 5:10. 1 hid lo ha here at the itudlo it 6:10. "I r e a l l y think the itudlo* ihould conildar making film* (he way they do In Europe — atarflng •( noon and ending af 7:10 or * In Ihe evening. Thai would not only make It e n te r nn Ihe actor*, hut Ihe crew a* well. You could gel up at a decent hour and work while you *1111 feel rafreihed." it I* doubtful If Ihe itridloi will mnn he convinced. They feel the factory hour* am mora efficient, niJP.1,1.1 A STANDOUT OueUI, reptnln nf Syracuae Univer»lty'» boxing team, will b* on* of the favorite* tn win tha national 125-pntind title at tha NCAA Meet to be beM at Madlann, Wit., April 12-M. (Juelll la a acnior from Itocheiter, N. Y. RTUnnottN HUNTER HELENA, Mont. lA’t On* Montanan waa arreatad thra* time* fnr killing more than nna deer during the hunting tentnn He wa* lined 127.50 for each of fenat. deipilfl tha early riiinga for tha glamor glrli. • -4 r a tir JV * •S'! M^KDXan.V If alia*. and »»*•«* * aaiatctlv# unknown apnuaa* If mar. ••-»!#*. an* If Head lH» jaapa.iWa i Unknown MU., davl,a**. arnnl»»«. ' a*(l(n«<* |l*n»,i, trtdlliira. ltut. * 1*M »r nih*r .lalmael* uv, throutk. una»r nr a a a Iii■* aalit Vnr' all l.tlit. Thamaa I’almar anil \V. JL Hnnfnrd Vlnrldn, n rnpr "f *»ld ,\n»»*i, on nr b*fnrn Thuradar Mil, Ii J*. A. I*. 1«* nnil If you fall |o do in, n ilarr-i pm ,nnf*»«n will h* nnltrtil *»»limi yml. Mid .•i ll Ilf you fur III* |p|l»f ilMimndnil In (hr I'nmoUInl. Tilt nnturn of Hilt tiill I* In •Jill,I tha mil. In Ih* ah'ivn dnti-rln. • d land \\ Itiirp* my hand And offlrl«| prnl nf paid I'ntiii, IItI• Mli day nf Mai'li. A. I». lit* • < n-nloid, HamlUnit Cll'inl), VIoll'W. (Court fltnl) III O lv H-rndnn Dark nf mid Court •nllflta the! n toll hn* Cauri la *M fnc Itmlnnln f’nunir, Inrldn. In rhanr*,,'. rnltlUd f F#f|ui»#n io rij* >n f» Plilntlfff PI* If fMinpUlnt W W Tih tha ri.rk ■ »*id fiiirl. and n a rkhlief * #•150, Mraa _eilann tee ruintiff* «uir>rn»v, inhesfl. l*«nn»idjr. Whit* foal of. ftfiH iddrthb la p. U Hoi | | 7F, %‘i S ~r 4 n » w t r r - Bob '•Karris *. About Thin Quetllon 'Thar* ara tlx time* mora theft* than flraa In hornet", lay* a magaaln* article. Would P*r»4n*l belonging* a t ol a n from tha homa or garage, tak'an from a raataurant, or from cabin or h"*tl while travallng, ar br ■ hold-up man, all ha aovarad br a R**ldanee Theft bollcyf * 1« *v B V.. /•. PHONE 177 Hanford, r t n r i d a • SEM IN O LE PARK T h u Counity Club of Trotting Tradti" PRESENTS Th« SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— IYEVENING FROM NOW ONINCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 91.S5 Kk JkhM YOU BOTH HORSEPOWER I’ROVIOES COMFORT CONDIIIO N ED AIR FOR ROOM ARFAS III’ 10 700 SQUARF FEE 1 . ' t ’56 DODGE Coronet it’syoiro JUGULAR $ 3 3 9 Luxurious new ’56 DODGE CORONET is hlggrr by fnr than other m edium -priced.can! BigRcr in size, comfort, performance, style! Yet it is priced right down with tho lowest-priced cars. A big Dodge Coronet V-8 Lancer hardtop costa only 05 cents a week more than "hardtopa’* In tho small-car field! b MiTOkUlW eounoi_ • v te y u w iu m M i MMN S A Y I *109M i r m caw«T S«t th« Full Um UNiHffMI Vi . Q U A N T IT Y ilM I T I R m i Air CoNtfHiiMr il l M U jn n n m ir S A N FO R D ELECTRIC COM PANY PHONE 441 t e U.'1! *>-C****lV-rrF At Our B it Bai A tn * MM o r Tbu SusfotS Orlauia Deg Traab Ta Our O ib DU. VV I l i a It up w ith o th tr * In th u m edium p r |t* Said Prlae It eaalnit amell cert In the "lew price held" Car "1" Dtdgt b it kkktt (eager Car "C" Dadga b MJ l*«kai laagar Car "M" Dedge U 5.4 hKktt laagar Car "F" Ocdgt b 115 ImImi Ingcr Car "0" Dadga b 7.7 kMkn laagar Car "P" Dtdgt h i4 Imkai laagar • month mere (leas then 9S cents a weekl)* Afhy ratHa tor o nool tor, wkoe o now ‘J* DnJgo Mva f*(>n«ai front aa* rood Mar* Myreoa free* Coronal kriefi yoo ro rovt* ear* lor M anlo aa* raort WIHor goortf Oraator ifooHat okoof ■orof Horo'i kl|-ior rtjo on* fooratnau, klf.cor (fonroecal Mart raor Jar* lent*( Haw '** D*J kuvry an* taoka In a lv* He# af Kh( lit* la Waft* MHa on* owtl too*! W||*d Caroeah. ydiW W**f Java oil* tko aato* tor,I Wg*ad ' *ad fa kif|*#l •Coaeorfc) yrka of M |, Carnal V.l lanaar o«*M otaroaa e»a af ia>a k f, Hd* at aw Hoo wka *.* Mm ataw a ton! a* l*-aaa« laaoakf okar Vi a— **»•**. a » *1 A t a touch of your flngtr, you command the g natnl perform­ ing ear on H i road toaai—bar none! Tha new '66 Dodge *hattered every record In tn# book —including world record* held by expensive foreign modal*— In Ite tenaatlonal 14-day official run on the Bonneville Salt Plata. Tha '66 Dodge V-6 holds more performance records than allotherAm arlcencuracom itnti Value Uedar al Me Penverd UeA SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC pa ion> ' ' 1BR iVSti Puah-W tton driving and reta rd -b ra n k ln g p a rfa o n a n ia t *Dodge Dultn pmnt: Danny Thamat In "Maka Room lot Daddy," lari Perk* la "Braak tie 61.1k," Tha Uwtanca Walk Sbae-al aa AIC-TV' SIR E . lit . ST. V ■v. G I GIVIS 11$ MAGNOLIA AVE. —DIRECTIONS— i Ul/ d l l ' far .gusiiir tuu ff III IUVI .ptltl pan RACEW AY [Ai.fi 'AIR C MTIONER »WITCH P TWO-ima SUIT IIVHAMT IN DINING ADVENTURE Mr •-«>evh 19561W 0M « MHUthWHeanoN • BimMUOUT OeWAHOM ^ jtf t f ■■■M *i- :sa u u E r :' i •< l P pi n*PM plnrn ml traldaera In un­ known A kumn Cniniilalnt having haan fllnd nnnintl yuu In Ihn Cllrult ,*ourl In and for Mtinlnolt Cnuniy, Vloiida In Clunoar*. for tutor, a, Ih* nlinrt till* nf util nrllnn halne lllCtiAlU) ilk. Ml Y t>YkLH. Plain­ tiff. V*. llflllNtncH l.fTOBTUN liYke.lt. riafnndnnl. that* |uaa*nla ara In i-oitaa and f*<|ulra vnu In flln your wrlllni itatamni, If any In Ih* Comtdalnt fllad haralti. and In aarv* • nope ihtranf upon I’lnlnllff'n atm,nay nn nr hpfnrn Ih* Mh day nf April. A. l>. Uf>», oltmrwit* a Dacia* Pm Cnnfopan will tin antarad again,, ynt, and tha cam* prnrMit napart*. U’JT\f:tm my hand and eftlctal aant at Pnnfnrd namlnolk Cnuniy, Vlnrlda. thin Ith d.«y nf Mareh, A. r>. t*t«. t6 fflclal haati /a/ n, r llarndnn Clark nf Ilia Circuit Cnurt HvmlnnU County, h'lotlda Dnfdnn V rradarlnW Atmrnav fnr f-ialntlff P. O. Uni lit* J"4 Nnnh Park Avar.ua atnfnrd, IPIerldk i*r r n r coi ' at o r TMr roratTT JM ittr, ariMikni.r n o r m aTATH o r M.oitinA, i.v ph o hath . IN nh TUB KHTATR (in , UkOllUK O. H\YAftTZ, D aeaaitd. rikA i, NnTicr NnUra la harahy alvan that th» undnraianad will, nn Hi* Hth day nt March, A. D. 1***. praaanl In IH* llnnnrahla Cnuniy Jud(t nl Haminnl* Cnuniy, Klnrlda, h*r final raturn, account and vnuchan, » llatculrU of tha Katata nf (lanr** ti. Hn aria, daeaaitd. and at taild tlm». than and thar*. maka appli­ cation tn in* tald Jude* fnr a final tMtltmtnl nt har admlnlalratlnn nf tald , 11111. and fnr in nrd«r dllcnirtln* har aa aueh P.iacUtrli Dalad thia tha JOth day of Tabruary, A. f> 1was. /i l Thalm* ■. rontalaa Aa JCatoutrii ef the Cittta of Uaera* O- *warta. „ . Paeanad tits. A. Mptar, Jr. Attoraiy at Law ‘ P. O. hoi til l iLFa-sJ < A w l* 7*- ■n p t-irvi. v M i n t r. t o n r r n v n T M r n r a i >; o r M . r i N i o a T in iii.H M 'in : i.n o « to > n v K rn , .. b in u ah t t a t i n i i >*u in fh* Circuit 'U m Legol Notice 2 . . . ___________mom ____ . ' Y, rMOM f w „ GEff.VouQ JS _______ Aee___1 SUCH IS A WOW /) y o un KiooirsKjr/ A r T —, SUOt KiCOInG ?/ OF /m v c r, < l V T r 7 0 0 ? ’? * / vEBY OF A A COO<.“ C O O K f TVJ V | cCOOKED �m m m * .' •' *J» Alta Mf.yf V J W iA - Hemerocallis GJr&W Carol Skinner Mturs Of Plants Feted'Thursday At Thursday,Meet ; The HcmerocallU Garden Cir­ cle met Thursday at the home of MJi» Laura and Mil* Edna Chittenden. The meeting was opened with w the reading *'A Garden Collect" * by Ml*a Ethel lliser. (Mf*. C. H MtiM rhalrinan presided and rou­ tine hu.sincs* wa* discussed. Mis* Edna Chittenden presented a program on home plants. Color­ ed and various plants were , ahown and Ihelr history and cul­ ture. were explained by a group ' of the members. Numbera were drawn and the - j _ following received plants; Mrs ® B. L. MrKnlght. Mra. M. B. Smith, and Mrs. S J. Nicks. Mrs, W. It. Fori, a guest, «aa» also presented a plant. The April hostesses fur the meeting are Mrs. J. C. Sykes, Mrs. It. A. Brnnelt and Mrs. S J. Nicks. Hefreshmenta were served by Ihe hostess to the following: Mrs. J P. Hall, Mrs. S. H. Adams, Mrs. M B. Smith, Mra, M. E • Baker, Mrs. C. F Lind Mra. ft. E. Ahrtiaker, Mra. S. J. Nicks, Mra. Fykes. Mrs. R. A. Bennett. Mrs. B. Newsome. Mra. Mow, Mrs. McKnight ami Mrs, Rlarr. In Rucker Home Miss Carol Skinner, popular bride-elect, was honored Thurs­ day morning at 10:30 with a cof­ fee at the home of Mra. H. W. Rucker by Mr>. Rucker, Mrs. C, R. Jonra Jr., Orlando; and Mra. C. R. Junes Sr. Pink azaleas and gladioli car­ ried out a theme while on the serving t a b l e , overlaid with a white doth, was an arrange­ ment of white azaleas In a low crystal and sliver bowl flanked by tall while burning tapers. Mrs. Skinner, mother of the brlde-elrcl, and Mrs. R. E. Cooper poured. Those present were the honnrce, Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Mrs. Harold Chapman- Mrs. Herb Stem sirom, Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr., Mrs. W. B. Kirclihoff, Mrs. Robert Ktonr, Mrs. Walter Ruel, Mrs Bill Hill, Mrs. William A. ladder, Mrs Hugh Duncan, Mrs. R. E. Cooper, all of Sanford, Mr*. Karl Jiwanncr, Mrs. tieorge Boltman and Mrs, Kenneth Berry from Orlando and the hostesses. Miss Skinner was prc.senrrd a gift of crystal hy the hostessea. ft ~ THE SANFORD HERALD : Dirt Gardeners Tubs. Mar. 13, 1958 f t p ! -SS5r Circle Takes Tour Of Nearby Nursery Miss Myrtie's Mrs. H. Moreland Is Guest Speaker For Central Circle The Central Circle of Ihe Har­ din Club rnei ,v the home n| Mrs J Walter Schwarr- IieBary .Thursday morning at 9:30. Ihe inerting was opened hy Mr*. B. C. Moore, chairman, wtrh "Jus! for Tody, 1 WtU Be Happy." This assume* that what Abra­ ham Lincoln laid l» true that "most folk* kVa Just about' as happy a* they .make up their minds la be, Happlnexi It from within." The Conservation Pledge was repeated by alt present ai follow*. "1 give my pledge as an Amer­ ican to save and faithfully to de­ fend from waala the natural reaources nf my Country, its soil and minerals 111 forests, waters and wildlife." Horticulture report » n given by Mrs. Heorga McCall, Harden Club President. Mr*. Moore will be a delegate to the State Convention of the Harden Club to be held tn Talla­ hassee. Mrs. Herbert Moreland was BELLE OF THE BAM- Miss Nancy White, renter, stns crowned "belle of tha Hlce Pluh Bitll" Friday gursl speaker her *uh|eci.'‘Prn- night. Her e v i i l i* Hillv Bishop. Inrludel tn her cnurl were, left l0 right. Miss Hotly Ynrouin, pagatlon nf House Plants " A ■lark Levin. Mi*t Jniilce Klnlosv olid Ib-h Rerly. (Photo hv Jnnicsnn) large number of house plants were shown, "Thrre t: no such thing as luck Longwood League Mrs. Fred Perkins In growing house plants. It Is a matter of knowing and doing " j Officers Elected Is Given Surprise Ttoplral plants “ are the favorl-, tes today." The program was At Monthly Meet Shower By Ladies most “ helpful and interesting" Bv GRACE THCB'TOV The Magnolia Circle surprised Longwood'* Women's Civle l e a ­ .Monster* was voted the favorite The Lake Monroe P—TA will one if It* member*. Mr* Fred gue oflicers for the rnmmg year plant and most outstanding a hold it* monthly mreimg Marrh were elected at Its monthly meet­ II. at 7 .10 p 111. at the school. Perkin* wlm was acting a* lot* Nun Orchid. let* for its Thursday tuo-nlog Memhrrs present were Mrs B ing last Tuesday afternoon at Ll- All patent* aie urged tn attend meeting In her home with a plant Help your child'* rial* win the show rr. P Moore, Mr* II. M Papworth, hrary Hall. Mrs. J. L. Jark'on, Mrs Francis Mrs. Chailrs Scarry of the nnml attendance roiinl The pupil* of After Ihe business session earli Boll. Mr*. J. Waller Schwarr. natmg committee announced Hie the school will pul on a program, member of the group presented Mrs. U'urt W. Warner. Mrs N proposed candidates and Ihcy were showing their many talents. Mrs, Perkins with a plant nr Howard Brewer. Mr*. Frank Hill, all unanimously elected. They air The Lake Monroe Home Demon- shrub with which to landscape Mrs. Henrge McCall, and guest, as follows: pi evident, Mr» H. R. stratum club had it* regular her new home on Scott Ave, Mrs. Herhrri Moreland. Gray; l«r * ire-president, Mr *. Her- meeting 1.xsi night at the school The devotional was given hv Mr* Lloyd l.radfan resigned lie it Hunter; 2ml *ice-prrsi.lent, lunch room*. Mr*. Mnrr*. pre*ias a member nf Central fircle Mr* Gal l.m.l Sluro, Ri-voulmg See- dent railed the meeting to older Mrs II W. Herron after which a* she Is moving to 1irriumtl re;ary, Mr* Karl Duncan, cor­ The devnrumul was led by Mi* Hie hnilnr** »e**ion was started. Reach. A letter nf rcgiet was responding srnetary. Mr* Freder­ Dora Mae Harrell The itoimna Mrs J K. Ntrlml* was elerted a* delegate te the stair ronventent to Mr*. I.rndman. ick Bistline. Ireasuier, Mrs, Mau­ I mg mm miller **a* appointed lion which Is to he hrld In TallaMr*. McCall planted ilir first rice Rudolph; Tinsler*, Mr> J. A. They are a* follow* Dora Mae tree nn Pinecre*t School grounds listline. Mrs. Ilallie LaVigne and Harts'll, Ruth i*nffi*, llosoile hns»re March fli-2.t a Magnolia, II was revealed. Mrs J. E Terwilllger Sr. mn Ha tinlion. The County Federation will Mr«. s, L. Tuppcr, Mr*. N. A. Drlirioti* refreshment* were dueled a short talk on flower ar Bunnell will agism he House and stage a coffee and style show at served h* the hostesses Mr* Dora rangemenls with each member While's Rareway March Jo This Grounds chairman f.*r Hie coming Mar Harrell and Mis Joyce Khcr making an at rangriiient in her is for the scholarship fund and year Mis, George OHo will install lo Mrs C F. Jackson, Mrs. own container. there will be f miislr and other the new offtreis at the April meet­ Ila/el Garr.ner, Mrs, Annie Mr Mr* F I). Johnson was we! festivities, All were urged to at­ ing. rnmed In a* a new member and Mrs. R C. Carlson, retiring Arthur. Mr* Mnrr*. Mr*. J E, refreshments were served bv tend. Andrews, Mr* J. C. Sapp. Mrs, The Winter Park Flower show presuleni, announced thal Ihe Fed­ Roth Grtllis, Mrs. Pauline Hobhy, Mrs. Frank Dranie, ro hoatess with Mr*. Perkin*. will he held Saturday, March IT eration Teacher* Tea will he hrld and Mr*. C E. Illtlrll. Present vsere Mrs P. 11 Cnl J*:30 pm . and Sunday, 9-8:30 this year at Ihe Ben White Race­ Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home hert, Mr*. Frank De.ime. Mr*, p.m. way nn March 13 at 11 a m. DrmnnilraHnn Agent, shown! the Dirk Flam, Mr* f,. P llanga Marrh 10 the Mead Botanies) Ihe Hollywood Shop of Sanford Hardens will have a Parts F.a* will present a f.ishion show at this group how In make a pleated Mrs. Albeit Hardesty, Mr* A. II *klrl and also gave some very in* Harrison, Mrs, It W Herron, ter Paradr-Fashlon* In the Har­ event. Mr*. Stephen Rockwell wilt lerevling liint* on landscapingM»s J! F llcriebm. Mr. W K den wtlh a gala “ French atmos­ arrange the l.ongwpod ' fluwer dit lloslp*ves for Hie April meeting Klrrhhoff, Mr*. F E Luke, Mr* phere." plays for llie tea. will hr: Mrs d rr Caiutop and Charles Meek* Mr* Nlelmls, Mrs The oext meeting n dl he held , Rralley Ihlhnm. Mr* II K Ring, with Mrs. Frank Evans at her A hmisehold party was held at Hie Mr* J. It Tindrll. Mrs. Hazel Gardner of Lake Mrs F. E. Sent I, Mr* .1 .1 Well­ horn* In Lake Mary uuh Mrs rinse nf Ihe meeting under the Monroe has visiting her. her son er and Mrs F D Johnson. direction nf Mis, Ppe J. I, Jackson as ro hostess. danghirr m law Tapi and This will he a covered ,f1-.I, Ho*tesvrs for the March meeting and Mr* John McMahon, and rhddren lunrhcnn, Thursday, April ]j *1 were Mrs Paul llurniasler, Mrs !>:3(i a m. \l S Prosser, Mrs W, .1 Hart 1 and) and Leslie (’apt Me Mahon stationed inEngland lor lr*. Mrs Catherine Hawkins, Mr* 1was hire year*. Ilallie LaVigne. Mrs Floreni r The inanv friends of Mrs A K iiintrrlin, and Mr*. Rayburn Mil Johnson will he glad lo hear thal Mr*. Homer R Bruce Is In tlir wee. -to* hat hern discharged from Seminole Meiuorinl H o s p i t a l Hie hospital ami Is now at home and is waiting along fine, |t wa» Mrs. C. E Illtlrll. Mrs Heil>rrt revealed thal aha may havo All Calendar I Hurston' Mr*. J. C Muse were v isitni • the representative* for the Lake Luting* And Monroe Fchnnl al the Di*liirl (*rt>p harnn hits make a change Meeting nf the P—TA Thursday when ailck-d to ordinary green Society Newn m I-eesherg, bran* Lake Monroe Newz fin A A O / m lA I THINK THIS ONK WILL (ill RK'ITKII, Little Cathy Williams seems unconrerned as llui I,nr a Foster and -Sue Glh-nn ilisru<« which pocket honk in use wlien they model fashions liy the l|nli)oiM.<l Shop at tha E, M. Wives Fashion Show Friday at 10 a. ru. In the Rita Theatre. (Photo hy Jameson I Z A S 1 £ W L gJLESArlM CE IN I O V I I Y F O O T W I A R F A S H I O N ! ! Are Requested By 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Happy Birthday Marrh II Mrs. Lasttr Vienn Mri. Bussell DeWltl Marrh II P. D. Tillis Peggy Klrley Publication KM) Blue and White Spectators C fa ft/6 i l l M t l fa im ti, $ 1 5 .9 5 ffa tfre Kfflf/t %I a I V E Y ' S of) UJOHtfiK, u "\Vher« quality Is higher th an prica* IHAVfMASTER Get out < ordinary Into an Hu* ■ shaving head with on* •dg« uiftMtally graund to ahava tha l«gi, and tha oHmf adgt tigaclally graund far underarm uta h*T Mat, frask sod dainty afl-yau loaf with • Lady la s beam SharaBajtar. In yeatla. mra Mtfofaanc* will always safeguard ro w f t waal, feminine charm. This alette la shaver is espaciellr designed to serve tha needs of women. The Lady Sun­ ken** shave* both legs and underarm* with aquatic peefeet results. It is smell— an larger than a compact. Inde mosa and fsa, nick* and cut* sd snap and blade. Wonderful ai home, w foe uavaUJog. $ 1 4 ,9 5 C o m * in a n d * * * r< - Itockot ’Round tho Blockl FOR SHAVINO HOI BV FOR IHAVTNO UNQMAKM S ff { or around t o w n ; : ; If you fikol) O L D 8 M O B IL E HVdt- m******m .i »-*—***— S; 4 Wrp. E. KADER, Jeweler 111 8a P u t At*. PhoriR 857-W p u r ita n tra'g a cool Misemhle to put nr*v Ufa In your warriroht. Note (hhc ntriprd (rim on lha nhlrt rnllnr nnd pnckcl which malrhcn lha belt. Neat fitting llerntuda ahnrla . , . nil washable. » Q itn . K c & 4 jO h . 0 MEN'S I d BAftT FIRST W EAR HANFORD PRONE 11U J The Dirt Rardpner* Clrrle nf the Renfnrd Garden flub me! Friday at in a m. at the home nf Mr*. W. D. Gardiner ami from there prnreeded tn Ihe Florida Nursery at Leesburg. A shnrt business mealing wa* held on Ihe patio at the nursery at whlrh time future calendar event* were announced and horllculture information was given by Mrs, W. D. Gardiner, horticulture chairman. Following a delirious picnic lunch, the member* were reminded nn an Interesting lour of the nursery. Much helpful In­ formation was gained and the members enjoyed Hie privilege of seeing rare and exotic plants.' Tho*e enjoying the day were Mrs. I. E. Batten, Dr. Doris Cline, Mrs. n. T. Cowan. Mr*. W. A. Fitts, Mr*. Irwin Fleischer Mr*. George C. Harden, Mr*. II. II. Ilreren, Mrs. W. A. Kratrrrt, Mr*. A. W. Ix-e. Mrs. Ed Melsclt.' Mrs, K. D. Rinehart, Mrs. My­ ron Smith, Mr*. W. A Yung. Mrs. W. J. Weston. Mrs. T. Pitchford, Mrs. II F. Robison and the hostesses, Mrs. W D Gardiner. 'Ii* Harry Cushing ami Mrs. E, S. McCall. Circle Members Hear Mrs. Spencer Schedule Schedule for Miss Myitfg "Uni­ son, Home Demonstration Agent, Marrh 14 JO ia a* follow*; . March 14 Ihe 10 4 H Girls* club* Sanford Elementary School {will have-their March meeting itH ha school, first club meeting at 9:30 a.ip. Demonstration will he "Hava Pimple* Moved in nn Yon;'* ; March IS Ihe Home Dtmontlra* Hon Cltih* will have an all day workshop on finishing Trflodrn howls. Meeting will he held a t the Community Center, 401 E. J-'lh St., for craft chairman* be* ginning at 1(1 a.m, March IS Ml*.* Wilson wfifteen* as Judge at Ihe Kustii fa ir for the Home Demonstration exhibits. March IT Mil* Wilton Will at* tend a District Demonstration meeting for Agenla In Orlando. The meeting will be tinder th# supervision nf Miss Mena Kpgan» Southern Field Home Demonstra­ tion Agent, 1TB Department of Aarlruliure. Mi** Anna Mast Sikes, Stale Home Demonstration Afchnl, Tallahassee, will assist with the meeting Meeting to open It 9 a.m. March Kt Ihe County Chorui will meet at the Community Ccn* ler at !>:.vi a m. for nrjctlce. Elder Spring! a — a—— linn Club will meet at X p.m, Tha demonstration tn hr "Making a Tiered Pleated Skirt." The ceramic* rlasa m*«t) al Seminole High Schnol at T p.m, The Camellia Circle nf the San­ ford Harden Club met Thursday ai Ihe home of Mr*. Vernon Har­ din on Forrest Drive with Mrs. Jack Martin a* hostess The session was railed lo order ------------------- -bv a reading of the Lord's Prayer. Kecif canned and bottled JUlfM Minutes were read anti Ihe sec­ retary treasurer report given on hand for appetizer*. Tbrra ara followed bv a horticulture report many tn choose among: tahgarlne, blended orange and grapefruit, hy Mrs John Dunn. It was suggested that the clrrle pineapple, cranberry, apricot, send potted plant* to the Countv peach, Inmaln. Home for Foster. Mr*. L. E An a vnrtvdo thal 1* rlpa ahoutd Spencer gave .1 very Interesting program on lirrhid*. dl*p1nvjng he refrigerated; n hannrte (rlnw some of her ow n plant.*. Names i or unripe) should not ba kepk Were drawn with two of the under refrigeration, orrltul Idonm* being given to Mrs .lames Wilson amt Mrs Mr*. Malcolm f/vdg*, Mr*. Ralpd John Dunn Brit*, Mr*. Alfred Green, Mra, Refreshments were Inter served John Dunn. Mrs. James Wilson, hv the hostess ami Mrs. Hardin Mr*. Donntd Knight, Mr*. Robert Prevent at the meeting were Orwlg, Mr*.- nenny Austin, Mr*. Mrs David Gatchrl Mr*. Harold E. C. Harper Jr., Mr*. Yernng Chapman, Mrs George Speer, Hardin and the hostesa. �had headrests wfctek mad# tip* M l MMMlI* 0M * ■*•«*» closely aktn to tsrber ebalrs, Tha interior of the bus was literally covered In fancy leather work liv .. . da ' to 'spend tno niwot munoy iherchandUa will, b« the reclpthe treater share of food bunlnend. nd'g progress In unlimited and tho lint* to tne former dark cloud* *r* b right* *nd brighter *v*ry day— tb* extent th at tb* allvar t* chantold and iooldnt mor* beautiful from I prediction wag mad* made nearly two *wo Ago that Sanford’* growth by W * raault In tha neighborhood of a popuof 40 to 80 thousand. , llcatlrne are now that tha steady i Is aimad at flguraa in tha pradlcUd f t, ITha tvor climbing aalaa tax col. a is on* Indication. Tha number of M ill built in th# are# la another. A f trowing stream of newcomer* it their home* her# “for keep#" la IMr indication that wa'ra “busting Ara’e * challenge to Sanford businesschallenge to rusk# th* business and tin* dIstrM of th* Cltv so attractive {visitor* wilt automatically atop here— Ibor* will travel In tn ahon—local citl*win re-ttmlM more than evor the town storejjart are ahm* eyesores that need Imlt* Improvement, I Admit that there's a certain amount fwtm ent when Imnrovetnenta are mad*. an Investment pave dividend*—-dlvld* I jin Increased h"*lneae which In turn tke rreater profit. rfwra'a no doubt that th* butterfly iriaa from an'univ looking encasement— . fh* wav that Sanford ehould hlo**om iv Out and ahow It*, color* In beautification,* ImWovementa, attractive good-1 o o k’i n tr afore*, and a business area that I* modern In every resnect to make shopping one of tha greatest Jove of the day. ■ A person who starts out to epend a dot can bn enticed to spend two dollars be­ cause of hie or her surrounding*. Twlcu as itniftyand with the sales talk coming from th a ijlent partner in improvement, Th# Sanford Herald -------- — - - ----- - .................J ■« —. The cruutfcijgst uiUoh met /ur a success­ ' By SElhtodD (M t/E tf v ful City u mada mor# successful when atore CHICAGO kW—HUdegird*. who casually wraps her shoulders In aisles ara filled with customers. a # ■ Juvonilo Delinquency . Juvenile Delinquency has been a icaracrow thrown into tbhe faces of cltlgstui in •very part of tba country. Screaming headllnea have painted pld* turea of unnatural altuatlona that axiat only In Isolated places. News Item* flagrantly discoloring many eventa far beyond their natural hue have been dished out to a gulli­ ble public. » believe In ielting the truth to our readers, putting tha facta bafort them In chronological order, so that every cltiiea can ba Mnrmad of happening! within the community. When acts of violence or mlademeenor are committed by young and old alike, th* public la entitled to know what' has happen* ed< The citizens of every city end town ex* pact to be told Immediately of any dangers that might exist against the peace In his own home. o«eminvly, from Hme to time, one would ♦hlnk that notMnw ),n* kanpened In Banford or around Snnford. T H t w« assure you lx wnmr Imnrexshm. V’e I av# faith In our law enforcement o f f e r s and represen­ tatives to the extent that when something of Importance has happened, your local newa agency will be Informed so that the complete facte and Information might be passed on to'you at the earliest possible moment. Faced with problem* of youth doean’t necessarily mean Juvenile delinquency ex­ ists. A« many have learned, hundreds of acts committed by Juveniles that are con­ sidered delinquency are committed because 1of our own misgivings and our own errors in not providing the proper recreational facilities and leadership. Combatting Juvenile delinquency, even though we’re not confronted with eerloui problems, is a dsy-to-day, home-schoolchurch job, a city-county duty, Jobs which must have the dedicated efforts of all of us all of the timeOur schools, our state agencies, our city and county officials, our churches and civic grouns, are all making valiant and success­ ful efforts In their own Individual ways to­ ward making Juvenile delinquency a forgotten word. Whnt are you ^olngf Are you doing •nought • a a Mailnwo" U Cominq The 8nnford Herald’s Mallaway Edition will soon be rolling off the press- We hope that those who want this attractive, msnyTuesday, March 13, 105(5 pnged edition to reach homefolks away from home and friends tn other sectiona of the TODAY'S HI HI,IS VERNE world, will begin to make their reservations . . The bows of 'the mighty men are broken, for the numlwr of copies to be mailed. And'tb* that stumbled are girded with The Mallnway Edition this year will be •trftfth .—I Samuel 2:4. more attractive than ever, Seminole County Records entfXTT nwconna . iatiopai -rm sa ntiKIII lit tl'd Buy A I-uan Amo tn C *t ux m Wllllxpt C iindton ti Ui *•* .touH aa Fine*Jr. i, *•' IM Viniull *> at«* it ui l.uan Ann to C cx J r .1 u . U H a b .r l * U ’* ,‘ AM naS.ox vir t. Carol « iiVr*v.-orp 10 M,,,h A iaSla la Marie r u » . l ”n C* *• " . .. . , „ Auami »UI)I«« nillltm Wlobolt ilr.imonn *t ux to K *i ut to ll K T.mko Jr »t in m * », I i i ii* to W n H erein (i 1a.Im F I . H i n t link lo o.lharn * Tuilor Inc # Chllw1ftph*r flu rm ln y »t y& to L f* 4« it a! to utyaaaa J man llnjlay «i Ul 7 *V*5rrh U Wlnans De- " U fci ,,Hk “ U" “' *'‘ ul r!r"K ,rutr.e . . . to ' W ,no '• p*ul t,M" m Rnk of OvvUda to C. H Johnaon r u Nlxl* Bnk ot *»n( to OUdWlll Horn*. Inn In r .J Hav A I.oan Am* U S i r d j i: I’.la raon at m Sarif AM Nat link lo Ollvar W Mall ai u i B J i.awla Ca Ina lo W l l l l a a V Caailaliarr/ *1 us i<nk mink, observed Thursday that night clubbers are being gypped by Imported rhsnlooilss who slag le sweatshirts and snaakars. Mm tank time .out between show* at ■ Loop hotel to do • little comparing, She stacked bar wardrobe, created by couturier* in tha world'! fashion canters, against those of Paris Importod eompetltors who tho said perform in bargain basement tottumei. She aald aha waa rofarring to Edith Plaf, Luelanno Eoyor, Patachae end Oeaovlavo. Thaw ware najjyglUblo for commant Imma- "PUf," aald N l l d e g e r d e , "coma# loro la a vary Mack, dlrty-looklag aid drasa that looks Ilk# U coat a n , loyar hat a lovaly gawn. but only a lovely gown, which la Uko a uniform for her, Pntacbou hat bar blouia and skirt, and Oenoviav# the alscki and strlpad swaatar,"' Hlldegsrda, who had her curves incased la t glittering gown made or 14-corat gold fabric, decided to give a reportar a better Idea of what aha meant about glamorous gowning. 8ho want lato another room of her botal luito and soon reappeared In a fish-tail dross made of pink faille with pure crystal beads oa tha saui-Mtlng bod'ra The pica lag, she aald, n s 17SO, Around nor bar* ahouldsra, pc-- i .................................... A nrd T i . u lik u »•< inn beau ti|M r iV THE EDITOR Editor Sanfor Sanfor n . .. — T i" Wa bad about an hour at the Lisbon (Portugal) Airport yestcr dap — very warm and sunny. As it usually Is around the larger airports at home, there were large groups of people, most of whom Just came to watch the planei and passengers. The atmosphere was much like Mexico City, with a great many children xml very old people In evidence — both group-, of which were belog treated with much courtesy and patience. The Portuguese landscape that we saw from the air and from the airport was really lovely. The land we saw looked fertile end waa apparently under cultivation wherever possible. Wa arrived la .Madrid after sun­ down and thus got a lighted view of Spain's rapltal city. Our group was welcomed to Madrid and Spain by soma local officials and wa were presented the "keys to the city" by two adorable children dressed la native costume. The airport seemed to be In a state of complete confusion with much pushing and shouting by all. Soon 1 raalised (and here again it seemi Mexican), that everyone waa doing "what comes natural­ ly" and having a simply wonder­ ful time. ' Wa had a chartered bus Into town and, friend, that was the darndest bus I ever saw, Tba seats were very close together (In all directions) and very high. They ” . , ___ . f* , fcllBlW 1:*h| , " P*"tJn« ll0'* Pln“- 2 c0,t *■ 8lr>»* •• *n some 1 ll '*** the "I m slngera what ! booslin aha as 5r!*l/ ttdiM i<cuid to ■uiitutt,' vU.'t ' - the Lcjvr:.. j * Is ealremely luxurious — very paintings of Goya. Valasquaa and modem — very elegant In a res­ others seemed like another world . —completely removed from tho trained way, Tha people arc wonderful. They are extremely polite and friendly — and children----- I hive never seen so many I The parks (and o park Is between practically evary pair or paratlal streets) are limply •live with bablaa and toddlers and their mothers or nursemaids. The children I have seen are gen­ erally all pretty, dark and chubby. The mothers carry little folding chain and they congregate In small groups tn talk and sew and shout at. the children to ''get out of the itreett” This morning wo attended a briefing session at tha U. 8. Em' basay whart wa heard a most In tercstlng talk by Ambassador John Lodge and several members of his staff. Our Madrid ambassy is 'a beautiful, extremely modern building looking a great deal Ilka a miniature United Nations build­ ing. But back to the briefing ses­ sion, our group was* brought up to data on what our country’s posi­ A U TO LOAN S tion In Spain la at present. The U. 8. Is engaged now In the con Lowest Cost structlon of (our Air Force bases and one Naval Air Force base which, when completed- will close the gap In our European defense lino running north to south—from *SA N £O R D Egland to North Africa. A iL w n tu m g iA L Bank Thla work Is being done under *rr, f ay * a Joint (meaning "U. S.-Spaln") deftiua plan. In addition to tha INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT} has# construction aid, wa are alio ■ ’ Masker PDIC * furnishing military equlpmtal aid This week! The low price is just the way you ' ’S M a B Jidt a.ith it Hi : n:-) : i v r IP YOU ACT NOW, YOU CAN CUT YOUR FIRST COST STILL MORE. RECORD MERCURY SALES A RE NOW PER­ MITTING US TO OFFER UNUSUALLY HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOW ANCES FOR YOUR PRESENT C A R . YOU COULDNT , MlSenM.4kKora Allam onlo Chapol—A C o m m u n llr l in i r r h . i-ari ol Inr Nest- era Europe «od It’ aeeaw‘4*-m# that the U. 8. eaa eertaUUr breaUio a little easier whaa this missing link Is completed and add* ed to our defense line. % The contrast bstweeo this bus This afternoon I went to the and our hole), tha Castellans Hll' Prado, Madrid's wonderful mu- Sanford la expanding — and txpandlnf la for everybody. And coMtructlM toward completion, 1 h»vo k m studying • tis * I PICK A U T T iR .M E TO M OVE UP TO T H . B IO M i Bltmlaaal Calvin A Oldham Ros P o l t r i. •(!!davit l.a .la , ilnnroa Pa.»nni, d o ooa od <npy carl at d . a l k Cnmm nf Ilav S l a t , of Pla Rai oil ut i i . u t i i n u n - l a i ro rl A r . r p l K rn .-llM nnjrai Mark U.r.holi in (Inst 4«cr«o 12390°°* Optimal equipment, attm tH tt, *uie iiul leeal latoo. If anp, additional. Prirea map rary allghtly la attaining in— ualllai dun lo ahipping ekarfaa. ins to Chsrlss X Psvls r.nvlllo «t ux to Hslsn Ilf . Wtlyis si ux lo aorsnrs M Utf* , Jit*. St UI In O I Husks* W LAfit SI ui to Josspk unnnr W V ’orTit't i T H to Worrsn US St UI -s( o] cnsm ani bruc*, Cs, to I.thtoo c W»nn ft os to Amor #xv A trfisn A««. Smith #1 ,at to Kltsobsih Mklin* '* J,WM W H,eh* Mine It! ol Ux to l y J a g g “« »• : m rsg eav “* u ,at *** «• ■ J bawls • Youm llrs haudsr , . plsa bfttsr , . be mors secure . . once you've started to build ♦Vesh reserves", Saving a few dollars aaclj pavdav makes |i easy to feat confident of the future. Try It . , open jrout account . , enjoy a new thrill from life, .Ju st 11 Opens Tour U c oum You Pan Sava Any mount Aay Tbas F o r 19 5 6 .The Dent ml»» the big television kit, T H E ID IULUVAN SHOW” , lundey a m in e , »:M W ttM . lUtto* waibS Tha TIMES*UNION i4 i* $ fir" y ■■* �€!■ , Spotlight On Hollywood Additional Society Geneva I THE SANFORD HERAT,D Tot*. Mar, 13, 1056 Pat#)) Gill of Athena*. 0. Mr*. Blanc* Edwards, of V * " ford i pent the weekend hera w(W" LAS VEGAS, Nev.. 0P-"We don’t her mother, lfr. and Mr*. E. Til." BY ADDIR PREVATT buy entertainers; we buy aud|. Orant. Mr*. John William* and Mra. antes." Ml** Helen La Rue Alderman f t , That remark from an old Vegas Ed Ouyett were hostess** to a Jaekionvllla and Mr*. Gen* Gtu* • • I'wedibAV •;;;•* ; tevradac ; :l7 slrsp f Miss Ada Bi-I?-?’ iffu’no • " " ' m m up (lie attitude uii *• - —• - • l tar a .on if Mich, w4rd"''*•»'wef ‘ birthday; ,-y her* i'ueidiy because ot toeuwitti 1 the ham-bitten men who book en- ' Nl" *oi Tha ragular maetlng of the Tbs Gleaner* Class of tha flrat tertainment into the night dubs of wa» Thursday at Ihe home of Mr*. of their fathar, W. L. Alderman; Baptist Church will have it* Saminole Chapter No. I of the Las Vegas' atrip. His point: You Bertha Lindsey. Refreshments of OES will meet in tha Mi ionic Tha Flrat BaplUt Church held regular monthly meeting at tha Tempi* at ■ p. m. not only have to fill th# club; you cake, lea cream and fresh straw­ a meeting of the Executive Conte berries were served to the followRome of Mr*. Myron Imlth in have to bring In people who gam­ lng.gucsls: Mrs. Walter Bell, Mrs. mlttea of the Seminole Baptist SATURDAY floral Height* with Mr*. fr*d ble. Ferrell, Mrs. Jorley, Mr*. John Auoclallon at tha Church Ttian' Rlytrt a* eo-boates*. Tima ta TiSD The Elks blub will sponsor a He pointed out that one of the Williams. Mrs. Bertha Lindsey, day. Twinty-two minister* ami barbtcua for tha benefit ‘of the great aucceiae* In town was l.au- Mrs. Ed Guyett, Mra. Hattie At­ laymen altended. A chicken dtap.m, Women’* Auxiliary of Seminole rlls Melchior, but hla draw did his kinson, Mrs. John Maxwell, Mrs, ner wa* lerved In tha |ueita,.-by _ r\t 8:30 p.m. tha Y.W.A.'a of hi* employers little good—"be- J. W. Yarbrough, Mr*. Elmer tha hoitexiea, Mr*. Paul Maxwell, m ririt Rapt lit. Chunk . will Memorial Hoipital at tu« fell* Uut> at l:3o p. m. employera little good — ''because Lowry, Mist Isabelle Rogers, and Mr. W. A. Ellen wood, Mr. T. W, meet. Prevatt and Mra. Ed Fulfnrd,' out of the casino* like • slew," tha honorea, Mr. and Mr* Jack McCarter At 1:00 p.m. a delegation will Among other* who draw good Mr. and Mr*. George Arthur attend • Training Union m an Sanford Demo Club crowds but little action at the had as ihctr guests Saturday. Mr. had a* their suetti Saturday * Mr and Mr*. OUa Hall gambling tabtps: Splka Jones and and Mrs. Fred Dean of ML Dora. evening, mealing at Holly HUI P int Bapof Sanford. songbird* like Jeanette MacDon­ (lit Church. Tha local church but Will Entertain Mr. and Mrs. II. A .Fisher hid leave* at C:3o p.m. ald, Jane Powell, Kathryn Gray­ aa their receat guest*, Mra, Wal­ son. At 4:00 p.m, tha Communicant* County Council ter Stiller of Pameroy, 0. and jlgMiU Clan will m itt In tha Educa­ The Home Demonitration Club Who are tha Mar* who draw'the Mrs, Donald Cox and daughter ' t m ■ tional Building of tha Praabytar* mat i t tha club earner with Mrs. gambling erowd? tth Church, Aetarallo, chairman, prtiidlng. Experts more or less agrea on Tha Pilot Club will hold Ita ra- Tlu un io n opened with "Tha these names: Joe E. Lewis, Fr»nkgulai matting at S p.m. at tha Lord's Prayer" after which a roll le Latne, Martin and Lewis, So­ LAST DAY Yacht Club. TYa board will rnaat call ef 14 members preient wai HOW ARB YOU THIS AFTERNOON? Mrs. James Partin I* received very graciously at the 60th phie Tucker, Tony Martin, Ray Anniversary of the Oviedo Woman’* Club whlrh was held In the form of a tea Friday afianioon. In anawared. • #t T:M p.m Bolger, Donald O'Connor, Frank the receiving line are, right to left, Mrs, Joseph L*Inhart, Mra, Cecil Norris, Mi*. Ralph Audio Smith, Sinatra? Kay Starr, Lena Horne. The fhabaan-Ooldan Circle O ats The Home Demonstration wai on Hr*. Homer Hunt. (Photo by Jameson) _______________________________ _ Plaited Skirt* by Mra. R. T. War­ of tha Bapliit Church will hold ita Jimmy Durante, Betty Hutton and You ran quiet a creaking floor by monthly meeting at I p.m. at tha ren, Mr*. J. I) Calahnn, and working moist soap Into the crick* If there are teenagers in your Danny Thomas, Valentino was married to hi* archome of M rs~ E -J- Martin 1801 Mr*. E. L. Wallace. Progress Catches betwean tha boards. and wife In the hotel, he says. house, they will love a - Sundae "If there Is any common dee a s t Palm Way. I It *** announred that the county Tray. Fill four small clear glass nominator." says Gene Murphy of He shows us one of the rooms, . . . . . . .. w ar* iJ ih« touncll will meet at the club cen- Up With Famous A rubber pid In the seel of beby*a Ihe Desert Inn, "it U that most which rents for *23 a week—"You apothecary Jar* with Ice cream high chair.will keep him from slipf§lh^T ui ^ChureB *111 me*. -« I'*r withontheApril Sanford ulnJfl| lg A,Club ,he enterm|ln pingdoum whew don't sec them this big In tmloli topping. One Jar can hold crush­ of these names camo from a cab Hollywood Hotel follow*: he gelt rentes*, meeting the annual dreu review HOLLYWOOD W - Let'* pay a any more.” Then he returns down ed peppermint candy, another arrt background. Th* well-off peo­ e a s e Circle He. t with Mr*. Bradford will b* held with Min WUion on tidbit ot seml-iwect chocolate, ple—the ones who gamble—have the wide atelrcase to the lohby— l u t vlilt to the olH Hollywood lloNo need to Byrd, Mil Hibiieua at 10 a.m. another salted peanuts, and seen them all over Ihe country "Can you Imagine the grand en­ Achievement Day. wax your atain> another salted peanuts, and and want to see them again." Circle No. I with Mrs. Ernlit Hoitauai for tha aeulona were tel.For 33 year*, the hotel h»s been trance* they made on this?" leu ateel auto . WhyIs It nrcesaary to attract another shredded cncoanut or outbward, 004 Mth St. at 1:30 Mr*. Ruth Hawthorne and Mra. trfm. An occa­ sitting quietly on the corner of As we leave, J ffrirs says: "The maraschino chrrrlri. Arrange the the gambling audience? Receuse sional washing Raymond H. Smith. After the Hollywood Boulevard and High­ old place Just couldn't pay for ™, r "*rmn , ™Tnr*. Arrange me Ihe night clubs themselves can It all you need, L.rcte No. I with Mr*. ’ W. E. meeting refreihmente of cup cakaa land Avenue, Impervious to the Itself any more. We have only 125 “ * lr»> ,nd >■•* with ice never show a profit, lor tha metal la Clr'ewall, 1411 Steveaa Ava. at and coffee were served by them to pining of time. With Its Spsnlth- rooms, and though It ha* been 80 cream! Indestructible — gleama "Aside from the entertainment •MS a. ax. Mra. Either Crawford, Mr*. Effle ityle alabaster front and red tar per cent occupied, it Isn't enough e e e e * t_.» i .ki__ three . . ,to cost." Beldon Katlemen, head circle No. ■ with Mr*. Ruth MeWUllam*. Mr*. Roy Tillli, Mra. psper roof, It Is a throwback to a to keep up with the high taxes on A beef heart weighing ' says . ..... To remove all odor from a pew John Clark*, Mrs. H. H. Duncan, Ihe property. So the hotel will Yftompsoa at Laeh Arbor at S:M three-and-one half pound* will m .n ,°! E* B ,"eb# 1 ' f 1 (n which t/ou'v* fried /uh, wells II gentler era amid the tinsel and Mrs. J. D. Caliban, Mrs. Raymond noise of Hollywood. make * to to serving.. *nd ,I»bor f0 ,u , r * •""™ ou. have to go. It's a shame." a.m. thoroughly, scald vieegar to tt, thsw Nevada grows no produce: It must Smith, Mrs. Ruth Hawthorne, Mra. rime. But progress has finally caught The American Horn* Department come from California, Arlsona and s e e * of tha Woman'i Club will have a R, T. Warren, Mri. J. N. Aizarcllo, up with the Hollywood Hotel. It Uiah, II'i hat'd enough to get and Save money by using one high Mrs. C. L. Wallace, Mlsa Wilsrfn, will be torn down alerting .May 1, benefit faihlon ahow at I p.m. wattage bulb Instead of several keen good restaurant help In a Mrs. H. L, Moore and Mrs, A. T. to be replaced by an office bull.!emitter ones. You get 30% more Tha Woman’i Blbt* Clan of the Kyla. normal town. But whrn thry'ra ex­ light'from on* 100-watl bulb than Ing, rows of' store* and a brandfirat Baptist Church *111 meet at posed to li-mptalioni 24 hour* a from four 23-wstt bulb*, yet uso new hotel. 7:30 p. m. la tha Educational day, It's m utter." tha tame amount ot current W* walk up the path, past the Building. Group No. S I* hoites*. Jacoranda Circle s e e s hotel operators have different CLYNIS JOHNS • BASIL RATHBONt towering, lop-heavy palms that Tha Regular monthly meeting To make Perm* Starrh last longer, [ modes of buying talent. Katleman sway In tha March wind. Inside, STARTS WEDNESDAY first starch articles which need the af ihe Pilot Club of Sanford will Is Shown Films favor* "loo per cent act*"—tried w# find the Urge lobby with yel­ treated illjfneis, |3en dilute Ihe ae held al Ihe Yacht Club at S and true performers Ilka Lewis, lauid with more water for Item* lowing painl on Ihe bars walls. p. m. Board meeting 1* at T;» On Lily Varieties Tucker, Earths Kill, elc. wMrli need less (torching. Save Ihe A few elderly prople ars saatrJ p. m . On the other band, Mlltort Prell The Jaciranda Circle of the San­ on the overstuffed rouchea. diluted starch—it will keep. * * e e Tha Junior High P-TA will meet ford Garden Club met In the Gar­ of the Sahara has Introduced liars Behind Die front desk Is Leslie at g p. m. with Judge E. Houi- den Center with Mrs Mena Starke Glue the rubber ring from an old Ilka Marlene Dielrlch, Ann Uly.th, Isr to tha bottom of your dog'e dish. holder at gueit ipeaker. Hla topic and Mrs. Burke Steele is hoitesies. Jeffries, the gentle, gray-haired Mae West, elc., to nixht dubs and That way, the dish won't slip or 1* "Educational Opportunltiea". The decoration* followed a "very manager who ipeiks with a slight paid them big prices. "Sure, 1 turn over. Mr*. Roy Mann will iheo laid clever" St. Patrick's Day theroa accent of his native England. He e e e a cm never show a profit In the ha* bean with Ihe hotel for 14 an open dlicuuion, a throughout tha room and on the yeara and doesn't conceal hla sor­ To brighten • rug, sprinkle tali room, but I charge that off to ever t| before wring the vacuum The Oviedo P-TA will meet at sarvlng table. The refreshment* of publicity," ha says, cleaner. Sweep* evl the leal/ • p. m. in tha school with ti n . cakee else kept In the theme by row at Ita closing, Sian trwin, Sahara entertain• me* Pearaon ai chairman. This being deeoreted with Shamrocks. "They aay the new place will be nirnl director and a slate assem­ i* iludant participation night with Coffee and nuts were served atso. a real attraction," ha remarks. blyman, adds: "Movie namea are Never allow turkey, broth, Muff­ Mrs. Lucy Smith’* Kngllth Clan Mr. Wheeler of Becon Operation* "But I can’t t)elp feeling that Important for the draw. Rut they ing or gravy to remain at room In charge. B, f. Wheeler Jr. will Co., Tropic Plant Nursery In Or­ Hollywood will ba losing ona ot sheriW cocSTmh hava to he names who ran enter­ icmprrature after a meal is be ipeaker. lando held a question end answer its real landmark*." tain. Jeff Chandler was a classic served, before refrigerating tha Tha real tragedy, ha saya, li to Tha Fidelia Claaa of the Bap- session on culture of day lilies. example of a Hollywood star who turkey, remove all stuffing from tlat Church will meet at the home He showed many slides on varie­ the tenants. Eighty per cent pf could bring In a crow-.l openlnc'the carcass and put In i covered them are permanent guests, and of Mra. If. Duncan. MS Catalina ties of nsmed and unnamed lilies. night hut fell off later because hr howl. Wrap Ihe turkey separately. some have lived there as long as Drive with Mr*. Duncan'* group Mrs. Srarke, chairman, held Ihe wimi'l en esperlenred entertain­ I'ut broth and gravy in leparat* No. 4 aa hoiteie*. busine** session Reports were 20 year*. Most are widows; a few containers. er." TM U U Iui ir* rctirml show people like char­ given on the luncheon and general WEDNESDAY acter actor Grant Mitchell and business conducted. Company coming? Serve a first Ever make a club sandwich ®Al 1:30 p m. the Elder Spring'# Those present were Mrs. C. A. stage star Virginia t'earson. course salad of grapefruit sec with hard-rooked eggs? Use lelMdunna "They Just don't know where to Baptist Chapel Circle will meet. Andrews, Mrs. R. G. Hickson, Mrs. ttona with halfmoon slices of avo- luce, sliced tomalo, crisp bacon go," aays Jeffrie*. '’They’ve pul At T:30 p.m. Dr. W. P. Brook* C. M. Flowtrs, Mrs. Mabel Gear, cado. Salad grcrns and honey and slices of Ihe eye p|u< to*4-, Jr. will conduct midweek nrvlee Mrs. W. B. Brinion, Mrs. Ellon off making plans. It's a little llko dressing complete this refresh- onnalse and toast. Garnish with a'ltrviucnoeuclioa at the Flrat Raptiit Church. Bush, Mrs. Faye A. Jones, Mrs. H. dying: you know you have to go, lug opener. j olive*. Nice for lunch. but you keep hoping It won't hap­ At 1:13 Melvin Dakle lead* the E. McSwaln’ Mr*. Berta Rhodes, All Persona art Invited to come a guest, Min Ella Lee Kirchhoff pen." He ahowi us some of the pest to Ihe Woman Temperanca Union and tha hosltuti. glories ot the Hollywood Hotel. at 10 a. m. la tha Educational Building o f tha Flrat Baptlat When you broil liver, brush It There Is the big dining room, Church. with melted butler or margarine dosed since 1047. "It was bril­ SMILE I'll KIT Y PLEASE! I.Htlo Knlhle Boxard, four year* old. # Methodist Church will have and place it tbrea or four Inches liantly lighted with chenleliera •ml Dianna Roberta, three vnr« old, h<>M Mra, A. O. Holier u Imml last In a aeries of church, from tb* hast. Turn tha liver they like a lot of light," aaya to poia for • picture. They will taka part In tha Ilenaflt Fashion wide school «f mission, at 7:30 onee; It will last* best if It li atil! Jeffries. "And there was always Show tonight a t 8:1)0 p, m. (Staff Photo) p. m. In McKinley Hall. The a delicate pink Insida, though your clean whit* tablecloths on tha tiaspeakers will be Mrs. Albert Hick- family may prefer It well don*. blea and ihiny silver." ■on and Roger Harris. Thare will Now the chandelier* are hang­ be an intermission and coffee Flank ateak may b* broiled— ing craiily, plaster' has fallen from break. All members ar« urged to ■bout flva minutes on aach aid*, Ihe ceilings end the hardwood be present. and about two Inchea from the floore hive buckled from rain The social Department ef the source of heat. It must be cut In water. All that remains of the M ,VJ • I'V ' <ll A l l i s ' Women's Club will have a dessert_____ . extremely thin slices diagonally past glamor are the stars painted bridge and canasta party at the across tha grain. Prepared this on the celling. On each star Is m b house beginning at | p. n. way, the meat make* excellent printed a now-faded name. Jef All m**nhere are urged to attend. I steak aandwlcbia. fries explains that the pUyere al­ ways aat at the tablet under their ON SALE namei. Soma of tha namaa that remain: Flora Finch, Thoinaa Melghan Belly Blyth, Hobart ‘ Boiworth, W EDNESDAY O N L Y Owen Moore, Viola Dana, K. B. Full Time Permanent Werner, J, J. Corbett. Jeffries continual down ona of the wide halls. He shows ui a Employment. Apply small musle room, now used for civic meelinga. Tha piano hears » bran plala reading: "To com­ In Person To Ho memorate the playing hy Carrie Jacob Bond of her Immortal aonga In IMS." The famed composer stayed there, th* ntanager says, aa did P. G. Wodahoute, Elinor Glynn, Nailmova and other*. Rudolph Calendar Da n n y I Come next : Spring r Ih i V I t u SALESLADY -Jay BARCAIN PRICE O VER 500 R EM N A N T S A T REDUCED PRICE • BIO SAVINGS FOR YOU • BIG ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS • BIG ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS 4 Shop PEN N EY'S You'll Sava SANDLIR OF BOSTON BRINGS YOU THE YOUNGEST PUMP IN THE WOULD. See the young short vamp, young and new widened llirontlinc, squared a w a y . . the young-and-tlcnder shapely heel, looking an much higher than it is. Everywhere, it’s soft and flexible, light sad graceful. 10.05 nt • Off White k Patent • From B to AAAA • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed �rm - ‘ arwafe tfcfi^ttUe\* him c o m oat and S aba a light 6 %" sera weltert f i r t ebampto* Carmen Basil!*. ^ B l . v a o Um battle-Marred ex■ aSaa'a war of telling challenger J i K Seaton that ha haa an totafia * to abating a running target t a - j n t r I I ■ round ehemplenahlp easiest at C h l o a g o Stadium VtMtaaadaf night "I Ilk# a man r-ho cornea In and la willing to exchange," laid the ta-year-old lar-pound boto from CkUtoaaago N Y. "It taken two * aah a a tight and any fighter a n a for their money. ItpeelsHy •woo N to hla public to giro them ' ABC BET* HEW BECORD ROCHESTER, N. Y. VF) -Thi American Bowlin* Congrts: tournament , «*t her# for H«jt> S through May SO will b«WM »* ,.. j i t «r-r l i!X A t o —| of U ii teams I* Mt tor the TO*daf •vent. H9 M M M i M **T MACS AT, IS CM tAC LM , A T 9604 ' C A lU M TP AMP. WtMToMMMOM- tod with a Soar Inch roach advantage <71 to r ) , Button un­ doubtedly will atm bin atlff Jabs huittag him early. Their training flnlahed, the fightera had practically nothing to do today hut Helen to roporta from the bonoUlee. Promoter Jamea D. Norrla aald th an was $49,000 In Uio till and that ho expected a crowd to 10,000 and a gate to ITS.000. Basketball Tourney rm a tit> w /r m m a , O M tij rtC lO & M a u 'A Arcoac* * \ \ ARCARO \ P tC M T iy BtCAM IB *40 §or m om * A O */6M * o r pm*e*eirf SLOWING U P UP TO m S jB A tt A B V WON 3) xacb* rot P up*e* TO TA LIN G \ "1 know that 1 can outbow him," The glrla' basketball tourna­ Seftfuto Bemahter School got underway yesterday with the first game of the tournament being played between Mrs. Grant’s room end Mr*. Jones* room. Mra. Grant's girls cams out on top with ■ scorn of 17-10, High point torts In Mrs. Grant's room worst Berbers Gross scor­ ing tons points, and Janet Rog­ ers scoring six. High point glrla In Mrs. Jones' room worst Dorothy psterson and Bonnla Bus Richardson, both ■coorlng four points each. Mrs. Grant's room will now play Mrs. Ansley's room Wednes­ day. Thera Is one team from each of the elxth grade room*. The gamee are played with five running minutes In such of ths four quarters of ths competition. Ths tournament will continues through Thursday of this wssk. aatd Saaton, a a • y « r • aU New ment at R ^ Y e fte r. "But I'm not stoat bat I e a i . catalog hljn. So why should 1 tm to trade punches with hlmf m ho: -him all the way hut I weal m fui *• m aoldea 1 lores graduate pat ir haa been noted for hla boldneto but bo has a solid reputation form ing ■ clever If cautious per* fonder. Saxton twice watched the ag­ gressive BaslUo come from behind and blast out the game, forwardmoving Tbny DeMarco In title bouts, glnco ho lost tho crown him­ self to DaMoreo on a 14th round technical, knockout ho Is fully aware to Baiillo'a power end his ability to absorb punishment and keep coming. Ho also noted with been Interest how easily the network to Mari aver Carmen's eyes open. ' Two Inehea tallcr-S-l to l-T— i THi AtHtoAA/PO JOCKWY'* .!r r o * % i c m * o $ A& o o f i c MHUOMAJU* LM A JJU * •C/rATMAAHP. •C/rArw/AHPAMM, She COMB a ista Bi n — a /l* C ra d a D Hwe,t Line, Dean Hoyal, Mlea Kurnerea, Blue Korea, Nellron, Loet LAST NGHT’B RERULTB r i r t i R a r e — S/1S Mile. T lm ei I t J K le a'a g u a n a 1.00, 410 4.IO Ardeni 4.40 kio Hleeve M il 4 10 g u l n l t l a (1-4) 410 40 I r r n a d Her*—6 / la Mile. Tlatei S l ^ dnlakernoele 14.40 * »u S.eu Calu-Irfiu l.oo 1,eo T w ilig h t Hue li.oo Dally double (4-4) l i t 10 T h ird Mara — Mite. T lm ei M.U Harmony llolib tl.10 li.ou • "* I « n e Blar 1.00 T.OO U oral illn g , .,u Qulnlela ll-S> 411.10 T a a r t h Mare—4 / I S Mile. Tim e, 03.1 (tolling T affy 1100 ■ t ■» Claud le'e Hoy MS 4.SS Gay Judeeea a.uu g u l n l t l a (1-4) 4>4I0 r t f l h Mara — S / l t Mile. T lm ei SI.B r Hllpper li.oo 1.40 s.io 4.10 Velvet Clawe ___ 4.10 Uulnlela (1.4) | 4 I 40 S l t l h Mate — S/IS Mile. Tim e, Sl.T C e tpla 14.10 1.40 1,40 Brandy S.10 4 eu Sweat Memory I.4S qu ln le la <4-41 41100 S e t e a l h Rare—S/IS Mile T im a BM Another J a n lca 4,10 I id I.lo •‘• t r y P r a i , i . io . n o Dbbl. M Bobble M lie Quintals i i i a re ( I Tt)> 411 M Rlefilh R a re —S /IS Mile. T l m t i St.4 Com.ry.llon S W Slip *rfnr 748 l i e 4.44 I s in I in ue Qi.lnl.la ( l - l t (4.14 J»(k J U r . — i /1 4 Mil*. T im *■ Dl.S M»y H«nny 1.40 1 4(1 4.14 Ton Tnhbir Choir 11.44 ( ft Boy I.lo T . M i V i V Dulton'. Choir* l . l h . r t y T im . Snip. Qulnl.lo Qulntol* M l) t f ^ T im ., 4 a . 17.44 7 •* 10 4" 1.14 t to 4.40 u e to M . h B" V ’» t o <J.r'!lrM . Aunt •' Wlldo. Coueln - ri,, 'ol. Frieda. PtAY hen uncovered so Frad ball and let it go." NCAA eliminations . g o t un- Holy Cron, tha 1S4T NCAA dar way in the national champion- champ, tried deaperately to re­ baihetball Iwrnsmsnt last night cover, passing the ball Into the with tha "wrong man!! sinking a e-T Helnsohn aftec a Uma out with winning baihet, a near • record 3It seconds remaining. Halnsohn's team point total, two upMts and Jump shot bounced off toe board back into hla hands and be minor rloL Temple gave Holy Cross (he again. That one hit—but tha of­ boot 74-TS and Caaislua upMt ficials ruled It waa after Urn final North Carolina State, ranked No. butser. I In tha final Aiioeiated Prass That decision M t off e flood of poll today, 7S-7I In a record four Date Hdy Cross fans, but Ref­ overtimes at Madlion Squara Gar* eree John Steveni end Umpire den. Morvhead (ky.) Stile rolled Vic Dl Gravlo managed to escape. Holy Cron Coach Flay Leenlg up s 1UT-W victory over Marshall, and Wsyno (Mich.) upset PePiul' 'Insisted to no avail.that Helnsohn « ■ « In a pair at Fort Wayne, was fouled on the list shot, claimtod. Seillte hung on to best Idahi \ ~ two foul shots should have Uct-n awarded. Slate to-M at Seettlo. T h e / I f & failed Gi (m i a She !t was a Jumping one-hander by NCAA' totimeir' (hat winds up aub Frank Corcoran—hla only March II it Evanston. 111., eon- basket of the game—thit belled llnuss tonight with Connecticut- N.C. Slate In the last five seconds Msnhsttsn and West Virginia of the fourth overtime, which was Dartmouth’ at Madison Square a (oumey mark. The winning play Garden and Southern Methodist was set up when John Magllo, Texas Tech and Oklahoma City- who with Phil DINsrdo had given Memphis State at Wichlts, Kan. State a 7877 lead with two field Temple's success agslnsl Holy goals In Ihe last minute, missed Cross came on a Jump shot by a free throw with M seconds left S-C Fred Cohen with right seconds into Can III hi grabbed the re­ remaining. Rut it wasn't planned bound. that way. Hal Lear, who paired Ron Shsvllk, handicapped by with sophomore Guy Rodgers as hli broken wrist and four fouli, a (root lino in a 2-1-2 ions, w»a was high with U points for State. to have taken the last shot. It was Hank Nowak potted 29 for Can* the 3-11 Lear who matched All lilus. America Tom Hciniohn of Holy Temple now meets tonight's Cross with M points. Connecticut • Manhattan winner "We hid sat up the play (or and Caniilua plays the survivor Lear,'* aald Owl Coach Harry Llt- of toe West Virginia-Dartmouth wack, "but Helnsohn apparently nightcap at tha Garden In Fri­ coming out to help a teammate day's second round at Philadel­ In the rush far the ball, left" Co­ phia. The Aeaecletod Prose PrAM *£6& # 0 0 /# Y PASSION By ED.WILKS S K S N fU C K /- With the 110,000 radio-televisloa money thrown la each fighter ibeuld collect about IM^OO. The fight win bo tolocaat aa- noo-ny (Aic). fjw A tn G Fa ta A lrn llv r, B e halU R Lady, Racy Bill, Marked Ally Miahib R a t a — a / t a Grade R Ilnur Reek. T um ble Topper, Dink Nuperlor, IJratem Tiny, T em plar Ima Lulu Val Blakley. Cherokee Jewel) fllalh R a t a — S /I S Mila Grade K lie* U'Tpoper, My Carol, Cleahe, MaJoy Cody, Conf Dlole. P l - r f u t Duke, P e rk y F r e e r . April t in e T a a lk Hare — i / e Grad* R Ftoradale. Iluokrkln Deka Ferry P llap a i, Toii're A Beauty, Free For Me, M i n !ndapen4en*h, Ghaate, III T e i a o ____________________________ Contrsry to popular opinion, potatoes cateii without addtd fat are not fattening since a mediumdied potato contains about. 100 calorlse. TOPS IN GREYHOUND ;! RACING THRUArttlL 11 j < RAIN OR SHIN! I DOG 1 RACING Nightly *££>8:10 M atinees Wed. 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P o w er t h a t’s sm ooth a s silk—and a s fu ll o f action a s a itr tn g of firecrack- • m l I l f , d e e p -b m th ia g pow er t h i l ran g es d e a r o p to 325 h.R. I i B a t pow er1* Jugt on* o f th * th ln fB th a t m ake fo r aafer, h ip p ie r d rlv ln # in a Chevy, F o r Inetanee, you g e t safety door latchea an d d irectional algnala in ail models. [ Com* on in an d see how th e h o t one h et^iea . W hy not m ake i t aoonT • tor—sf nme lew cert. lot m imonAruttl m.tii , ■ �Sim p lified S e llin g O f S u rp lu s It e m s ...A - __ pef Um tifc lie per Hn« lie par Una Ua par llna 10a par lina Ga u d o r t h a n k s and in •MEMOXIUM Netieee — 11.00 Ona Lina Equal* 8 average word*, when *.tl In 9 point (new* ityla) t>pe. kJVhlte Spsee at R e r" * '’ %Uta for amount ueed—Count Nip* 8-Point Lina* to 1-lneh. C rates for CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ON REQUEST . if M 'itiT n i m H i — I— a—CARD o r THANKa u The family of the laU Ms. D. :W„ Brock (rat*fully acknowledge* gratefully------------tha many eourtaila* and exprea alon* of aympalhy, vl»lt». floral offering*. telegrami. card* •"■I kind word* extended to them dur* . ing their hour of bereavnnem. • • OU (1. Brock Beatrice Oora CHILD care and Ironing In my homa. 2003 Summerlin. SPARTON Manor TraUar, Modern. Dreamwold TraUar Court Pk. RABY-alttlng at my home, day MO. or evening. CaU II0*R. FOR SALE • 90' 1194 Pontlae Chief Daluaa houae trailer, arry McDougal. I mUia Wait Sanford on Bt. 48. HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power aowar waata lawn mewing. 19—TBUCXB PHONE 714-M-4 a 1949 Dodge Pickup, food condl. Hon. Ph. iwa-W or ITO-W. FINANCIAL S' 47—F U R N IT U R E —H O U SEH O LD GOODS 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE —Faetery la Tew— Aluminum Venetian Blindn and Venetian blind*: 814 Elm Av*. VUll ECHOLS Balcony Furniture Diipiaynd for nosy 9 ROOMS Unfurnlihed. 9 bed room*. Kltchtn equipped. Phona and Convenient Elimination 9198. CaU at 119 Wait 93rd. St. BEDROOM SUITES That make dreams come true. . . Beautifully styled In Two-toos, Mar-Proof finish. Bookcase Bed Double Dresser with large Mirror Cheat of Drawers 1179 FREE-1 Boudoir Lamps JUST A FEW LEFT Bookcaie Bed Double Dreiser with Minus Innerspring Mattreis * Box Spring 1189 * DINETTE SUITES That Make Dining A Daliiht ■eaatifnl Wrought Inn, or Chrome Dinette Dinette Sultei Any Bite—Any Color Any Style Frleed to suite YOU. . .Styled te auite YOUR home ONE I FL Esee Flow rertilner Box, Good Condition. BRITT TRACTOR CO. Nlwey 17-92 Seath Pheae Ml ■arleied bead. Saf-pronf bottom RURY RED iturdy grapefruit rail wHh pintle aad*. Pintle nr tree*, H* yaar old bud*, ready rayaa tapei. Cottaa er aylea to plant. 91.00 each, one nr a eord«. hundred. Phone aon-W. J. T. Ren AenkaHk Oran aad Paint Ca loo—Nur*rry—River view Drive 112-114 Wait ltd St. Phana >20 of W**l First St. TABLES atronily conalrueted. •uitabln for barbecue or outdoor IS—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS plcnlca, aeata 14. Theae table* built for Shrine Club, arrnunt of Popular Sheet Mualc being loo large muat diapoae of aame. Lumber In each coat Nation’s Top Tumi- Then Some All Other Muilcal Nrrd« more than aiklng price of t>3 each. Will deliver radlui of 2f Band Arceaiortoa—Inatrument* SUEUR’S MUSIC SHOP mil**. Call 1780. 207 W. lit. SI. Phone 3071 URGE packing trunk, good con­ dition. Very reasonable. 113 120 BASS Arrordlon. 9 Shift* 1700 Elm. 5 wetkx old. .Still ha* guarantee 8173, or heat cash offer- ImmeFOR FILMS. Finiihing. Tape Rr dlatrl). Write Box ASJ % Sinrordrr*. Stipplir*, »e# WIF.ford Herald. ROLDTS CAMERA SHOP, 210 Conlrartlag aad Repair S. Park Ave. 1047 Haalard Ava. * Pba»* 111! „ — NOTICE— nt'e're Stuck’’—with a beautiful For Battar Plumbing 44—APPLIANCES • 1J’ X IB’*®” Mohawk, green, tone Sea or CaU on tone, w°°l and durlon rug. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sale* W. J. K IN t; Thla wat apecial ordered, hut and servMe. O. H. High, Oviede. 2100 nulh rark —Phone 30 due In unfortunate clrcumatance* Fla. Phoaa FOS-U11 er ledford the cualomer could not uie It. 1441 W after 4 p. m. ‘Plumbing. Kreskr Heating We are offering thla rug and m . <;. h o d c . e s cuahlnn valued at 1294.73 for AIK CONDITIONING Service on All Water Pumpaonly llQg.00. Wrll* Drilled - Pump. For Room nr Building Paula Road Phone 700 H. B. POPE CO. INC. EASY TERMS 290 South Park Ave. Phone 1444 PLUMBING A Mather of Sanford Contract and repair work. Free 9 242-94 E. lit St. Phone 127 eatimatea. R. L Harvey. 204 45—BUILDING MATERIALS Sanfapd Ave. Phone 1121. RED-I-MIX CONKRETE AUTOMOTIVE Miracle Concrete Co. 21—SPECIAL NOTICES 309 Kim Ave. Thone 1335 A—BOATS AND MOTORS ENVELOPES, letterhead*. elateMETAL ROOTING manti, Invoice*, hand bill*, and New to Stock. 9-V Crimp - l U " YOUR EVINBUDE DEALER p r o g r a m a, ate. Prograialva Cemgatod- IV* OFFERS Printing Co. Phone 409 — 403 Get all Year raeftag needs at 8 H. SCQTT-ATWATT.R . ; .811.30 w en iith st. Stoermxn C—crate Pipe C*. 71* hT s WIT*ATWATER . .183 00 TV* H. PTlvlnrude 1838 ORLANDO Seattael SUr, Call ........ 8llo.no Oat We*l 12th M. — Phiaa 2419 Modal Ralph Ray, IIM. 1b H. Lightning MERCURY 1123.00 Ligl 10 H. P. Mergury T.V. BEFAISS 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT ’’Hurricane*!: ...1146.00 mlU u 10 p.m. Benton Caili 9100. I I H. SCOTT-ATWATER W A. Norm, f t . 1919. L Q . HAYNES OCGee Maekiae On.. with centre!* ............ 8139.93 Herrin. Ph. 9 N tJ. Lleanaad Typawrltars. adding marktoe*. 21 H. ELGIN ......................1129 M SaUi-Raataia. 914 Mag., Ph. 44. 98 H. JOHNSON, 1933 Model. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING NEW A Uaed Deika, File), Chain. very faat ...................... 82M.oo Fireproof Safe. 98 H. P. Evlnruda 1953 Model, TYPING * LETTER WRITING PROMPT SERVICE SWEENEY’S Lika new .....................83*5 no 3199 114 Magnqlia Avt. Phone 147 Alio many motor* torn down for 404 SanfotdPHONE Ath Nat'l. Bank Bldg., uaed parti, Ranonabla. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD ^ On Sain WhUn They Laat! IT—FUR NITUBE—HOUSEHOLD j X t Naw 1985 Model Evlnrudea GOODS INCOME-T AX-SERVICE 21 H. Elec. Starting W at, H. M urray Big'Twin .................... 8480 00 Phoaa 1S41-M • TRADE-IN your old boal, Mo- t i ll Celery Ava. Cloiad Sunday and Wadneiday tor or Trailer. CLOSE OUT —Selection el Boali — a im . Mahogany, Aluminum Cuitom UPHOLSTERING Made Drapery and Slip Floor Sample* rone of a kind) and Galtor Tralla»i. Covars. Living Room Furniture. • Alio lavnral uied Boeta and BE0. 424995 STANLEY KULP iralleri. 3-pc. Living Room Suita Phone Sanford — M38-J , Bee tka Naw Evlnrnde Lina let ’M —only IlSI Ptnanen Plan REG. 1320 -----.-ROBSON Sporting Good® 3-pc, Living Room Suite EMPLOYMENT • EvUrude Sale* A Service ■ —only 1119 994 E. lit St. REG. 923029—HRLP WANTBD-FBMAI.B 9-pc. Living Room Sulla —only gill ®l-MOTOECYCLE8»BICYCLES G IR L OR WOMAN — full 1903 CUSHMAN motor acootar, • tlrao, yn»f 'round work. REG. 9209.931 Fe. Velour Sectional 998.00. I ll Lattfnl Avenue. Apply In person. LAUN* —only Ilia DROMATT, F o o d m a r t REG. 1171.0519—PARTS-BEPA1BS I Fc. Wrought Iron Sofa Bed Suite Bldg.. 10ft E. 25th St. -only 1191 KING — VALVE YOUNG woman between 19 and THREE 1199.19- 1 pc. SfrHofltli 31. Apply Bobaoo’a Sporting -only $139 Good*. JOD — $6 ITS TRUE!! CLERK me office aupply and gift EASY TERMS aiore. Apply In peraon. SWEEN­ MOTALOY DOES IT! ! EY’S. 114 Magnolia. In Imaiing and provtn procesa th .t glva* you a ring and valve FULL lima colored maid, muit Mather of Sanford job through tin plating prol 1* SL Pbeoe Iff have raferencea. Phone 1*7®. for Hit ol motor. No equipment 27-HELP WANTED—MALE to buy. No work to do. IT—HOUSES and COTTAGES 83—WANTED TO BUY Highest CASH, TRADE-IN price, paid for uaad furniture. Call Ul. Wilton Malar Furniture Co. Ill E. lat SL WE WANT Good tHed Furniture. Paying above trade-in prlcea Quirk each. No walling. Need Caah Ragiiteri. Adding Mach­ ine* aod ill uaaful artldaa. SUPER TRADING POST on alT-92 Phon* 3017.W. RENTALS NAVY SANFORD (nnuault A REALTOR P int CULLEN A HARKRY 1M N. Park Ave. Phnna 2319 ‘ Buildera of Finer Horn**" offer* ilraullfully Deilgnad Thr** and Four It * d r o o m Homo for Florida Living Fit A and VA (01) Flnanred n Triced from 911.200. to 913.000. Salat Office—2418 So. French Ava. Phoaa 2100 or 2040 81000 Down — 810 00 Month WELAEA APARTMENT* pnvtte bath*. 114 w. Arelew 79AW. rtm m t J,25u—Two Bedroom frame home, arr#an#d porrh, hardwood floor*, LARGE 4-ROOM HOUSE Needing eompletlt.i. On paved ettra Ini Inrludad. T«T7nt, road with good farm toll and 81,41X1—Dm* n Payment. Three daiirable ntlghbera. 93,800 Full bedroom conriela hlork with Trice. Florida room. Tile bath and (Ire Kon L. Paylaa, Broker plare, Venetian blind*. Kltchtn Butt- A*Mbelle B. Hendrr»on, Aunrlalr *j£ AVTSi: ,*ss FUBN. affleianry Apt. 17-92 aoulh ally llmlti. Mumberland Court. 1BEDROOM furnished apart mtnt, 1420 Park, Phona 044-J CLEAN and eloae In 3-room fur nlihad apartmant. Phone 914. FOUR room upitalra apt. Furniihad or Juit kltehan furnlahed. 4IT \f. 3rd. St. 950. Alberta J. Ball, Aaaeclale Phona 9971 17-99 at Hiawatha RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON ERG. BROKERS S. D. Rlghleymaa, Aeeeelato 4 fteelk Park Av*. Pheae • IK IT IS BEAL ESTATE aak Cramler A MentoltS at 117 Bentk Park Pbene T72 they Knew HOME AND INCOME 83—BUSIN 3 Bedroom Houae, attached garage INDUSTRIAL and duplex. All conrreta hlork STORE—209 Wait l i t St., Phona ronatrurtlon. Make your ranlala pay for your home, 916,760,00 1321. LARGE, wall located office room, with bathroom, plenty of park­ ing apace, inquire, The nig Dip. 2M0 Park Avo. Ph. 1184-M I4A—TRAILERS—PARKA equipped. I Home* — Lot* — Arrraie OZIER REALTY CO. A taxsiuU r A S trln g ar Liurn B. Oiiir Real Eatata ♦ lniuranre Mrf, Lourine Manangar, A**oe. RegDtrred Rail Ratal* Broker or Mainolla Ave. Ph. 19 2401 So, O rla n d o D r , — Ph. 1288 B A LL R EA LT Y Rabetl A. Winiains. Rnnitaf V I, Of tha aun 7 10. A maglcua of tarly Britain dug ahcltgg (World . W arn) X. UngUtf 19. v im ,19. Me* eulln* U. Ilian $9. Fruit I. Variety a#' drinks 19. Addlttons) ahnleadany* 99- River 11. Ftthy tACRarna* (U.E) II. A rare tartaua ft, cuto aliment #. TTiaaa h*va 99. Trim. 19. DlgU IT.NawaUM . bird ■* 19. Niat to. Nova •aaus (sbkr.l bean found mlnga * in pyramids 90. Patkeacka 'ADavourad 99. Edgaaf T. Indian maun* a wound utn paaa $1 MtotW A Counter. (Oar-) ‘ imtant 'AUkaaanim lir e n a m . 14. ao*41® r - r >4. Plant -iimn.i.g aarutod •A (Matty •1. Narrata lAFauMar k el P c p ■yaL 11 'to* * i 14. Bxda* mitten 14. Extant efcanvas' 99. Oalllum F T ; w ir CRMdtU® mm Id — J .. (ayrn.) 55! tr V TT JT" 99. Ovum 41. Ipaamodld (mad.) 44. Arrlvatl. 49. Lurk IT. Kind ef mualeal "1 tr TT Sr n r ! r ___b IT ■ tr w ■ comedy 4A China* r •etlatlM 49- Diecoan e«nt*ra 60. Plata mmt wmm T E L E V IS IO N I :(• III* a :«a d ll 1:11 ata Ml 1:14 iiia w w * r r ro ix vi'wanav a r r* * a s « * I aa Vlawar'a Pl(*#4 11 VereiySSw 1:11 H"#art g. i.awl* 1:1* c u a n n a l Croaamai A#*!*i>ir* with o a t l * Wall Is** n it rarali t'trii, i* .i a atwar* 1:1* Hie l i a t a r C a rm e n Carnival till Moh Crntkp W ••ih*r-*>awa-a»tw «:** H r i t k la r Day Jl.n.Unni, III! K rrrat a la r m Ill* o n Tour Aaaaanl P e n Mntt'a Cornar wwww r v e g 1—n * n*n**r Jn h n P a i r Kawa M UkarTfJal l.ll-.rtrt !!» Cli<# Kid I l.»4 Thr»* I J vm M l ntporl !:!} n o u f Kdw aedt ® B a n Wnr<1 T h t a l r a IlD# n u n a r i a n * rtr a a M a T haatr* li*a Pkil advaro tW#w n*a *k*itnn lilt Na»r U i . •<«.*>* q u a i t t a a l:#a Wait U lllU A C r m a r a ta * III* Had Bkalun PNl*hl .Naw# n . p e r t Ilia* 114,11* q n u llu Klnrllghl T naa tra mi# I Lad Tkrao U r w Xl|n Off tin* w nnnw anat ■otunwn li:U 14* town-an ^rraqram I n n till H #w t-w *«ik*r 7 «« Th* Mnrnlnt 4hnw IlD* Captain K a n i a r # * *'»* T a.t e a t m rn 111 * Nicn-on rrntratn naaawa V .M - .e - .a ik .. 1 * 1:11 N*wa-W *ath»r |n;«n lla m a r u n n i n g (mil (Urrr Mnnr* l»:l» Krnl# K o r a n Itinw 111no Thl* I.nnd n( Oura it.la ■ trlka It H im arrwHniioK it *<• V a lla m U 4 r i i i » 1—, • of t.lfa til* **arrk fnr Tomorrow it.ti O iM ln r Ll*ht im* J a r k P a i r anew III! ! « « • a m r r tearroKW tew wn.ncvcLa* v im to e r Avrannoow U l l?#ete*ViU*T« " ” r nvHitwei • II t l a r k e l JU part I.4H T w l l ll h t knnga 111 tp « r lp Senk 1:41 H u n , *t H ia d a m .7i#» v. r. tv. TUI H rllllnx On A C lout < t i l l K v in lax Uuale T II Kddlr > U h * r 7:1* I .a l 'i Oo To Town I "I CUV M a n t t a r # lU pnrl ti 7'UI i i 1 Por MuaU | tI aa M i n t Kditmn I I I It a h i a r i M m i l*:l* * t Ham* w i t h y title t*:l» Naw# t* at I-arm .«'« Call T e P r a y e r ttiii • lea Off i wnnwwenAT MCHHiao i n On !'** Uw# >n Hr«#k#ra aw# Ul ark#! Hrporl • in Ul f RW r a u r n Jim b o rea Naw# •rr#a V ilw k Itynioed Lundquiat, Ai*e*leto Phon* 1172 Atiaeti* Rink Rldv. Clab TOO BELL Anything A C. A. WHIDDON. HR, Reg. Real Eilat* Broker V. E. Deaglt*. Baby E. WllUitoi galeamen l i t R. Park Fb- 1191 . T X * : ! Cape x i i f t r a * I.ai ('pan Mnuaa d ia l ilarrr Maarp u u Arthur Uodfrar i i J« p i n k * t i n u n it *i vallaat Lair 11:11 Lera af Lila ii ia Maaroh far Tewarraw i t i i Ouidln* l.llkl l ua Ona rVolaak H*f*rt t i i Ja ck Paar • l i* m-va amrr j on n-'ht. Q. Lawta I I* Mooiaparlr I »# nix r*r*ff iiia Hoh Craihr c u t ■rlpklar Dap Hew# • e e r i e 41 A ( J««ker*e •e Cfel. cxelee yernip i Harm s tSujfa 14 ill t uiiee\ Wane I i e .at M u l e «. r 2 J V . H#r# a*e a t T h ere 1111 Clah ■•w e H i e Cieb H ill VrTrf#,:.»ttay li:i! Me W e'lJ^yW K J d* :ie :il ite rn n e ite * Few* uu i «♦ «fofr,r*V. V /rl! • i* Mnnmiun UaletlM l.m Hrm rd Preview 4:a* T»*n Time till III T##n* Time “T Ji WELCOME TO SAMFOID Naval Peraoimcl Will Too Bn Oor C®n*iT; We here Mated le a n Roomi at the btenUM Mtf-Ltn Mttol Tbero lUeme ere eveleMn S i. M * M - k Phon* til#-A. R. PiUrion,Broker AiMcitt** - A. B. Paltrion Jr., P, / . Chcitenon. Garflaid Wl|. lelt*. Jokn M*iack, R. W. WitNearly new, I bedroom houae, con­ luma. IUt«l M. Field. A. C Doudney, Land Surveyor, venient location, concrete block rnnatructlnn. Sacrifice for caah. The Want Ad D*pertm*nt I* 97,000.00 Buyer may finanra. open from 9:30 a. m. until 6t30 p, A1-10, SEE UR FOR FRENCH m. each buain*** day «acept Sat­ AVE. PROPERTY urday afternoon. Drodlln* for wrolMfay inatrtion* la 6:00 p, m. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN the day preceding publication. 2944 Franck Ave. TRAILERS FOR RENT-Completely modern, vary clean, aultabla for roupla. Park Ave­ J. W. HALL. REALTOR nue Traitor Court. ‘‘CaU HaU" Phone 1719 DESIRABLE TraUar 8pacei for SMALL DOWN PAYMENT—New root 915 month. City Water. VA financing 4%. Large I BR, Phoaa MOT. CR Kitchen •quipped; City ronv*ni*nr*i, but NO city teeei. IT—ROUSES and COTTAGER Other extra*. CLOSE IN. . W. M. - M I - VTBMPXR (Eur.) atC ero a l.., gralna RADIO COUNTRY LOT 14—mPARTMRNTR _l>ow w 1. A quickly 6. Mania* (III* ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. - CROSSWORD *■I. Quick iiia l.#a tita in.«a i*.I* ll« " 11.1•• NICS SUBURBAN LOTS, Smith, Phone 101I-W ar—BROKERS and RBALTOIB LARUE Batory, S-bedroom, froah- Gtrtond* E ^ jn g to ^ ^ K w H to to FIRST CUSS BUTCHER, neai i> painted (mum on Celnry Ava. Ill'hL P*rk Av*. B, ft C, Oroeary, Avauibla March lom. A. E. bopt> SF Hoi 897 appearance. Sanford RO K iUCm CR, Phone SIS m MIAMI 35. FLA. Buy your Furniture at Barry's Saminolt Rtalty load check, money ordnr for Sarvlra Station Attendant* anil or Warehouse F un., Co., at 99] W. FOUR bedroom houae Mar Pin#Deuleri^by^M^joy OU Co. Write treat School. Corner 37th SL A W. DIETBinU " ’M PotU |« end Inauronco pro* itt SL Ail nibonally adv furT. W. MERO I9U F u k At*. IR4M 94 ------ " 1M I tftfdwai. /long ‘ n w ia MOTALOY SALES Self-Employed Groups Must Hove Social Security R NEW HOME-2 Bedroom. I.lv Bin. Din and Kil—900 «q. ft. of living area plu* 130’ irreen porch and rarport (300 eq. it.) Ceramlr Tile Bath, Terrano Kloor*-ltK> X 300 ft. Lot. Approximately 9 mile* from Sanfnrd, rxcellmt water—Lake Privilege* — Fine Plire for children, liuno, Term* to ••.ill. Boa JM % Sanford Herald. 14—LOTS DA I L Y ~ACM(M4 . UNFURNISHED Iwo bedroom Social aerurity for aelf^mplnyhoust. Kltchtn equipped, Urg* ed profeialonal group* brought yard. Phon* 192-R under the nld-ag* and aurvlvora FRESHLY reflnlahed 3 bedroom unfurnlahed houa*. 110 W. 23th Inauranre program a* of Jan. 1835, la compuliory, Paul K. Wea­ St. 193. 1123-W ver, dialrict manager of the Or­ lando ipclal aerurity office ai^d REAL ESTATE today. Ha waa referring to profetalcnal engineer*, architect*, 44—HOMES arcounlanta, and funeral direc­ ATTRACTIVE 9-Bedroom horn*. tor* who began to earn aoclal aeVA Iniured financing, 3% Down rtirily Inauranre protection for Paymint. Complata In faw wttki. themaelvea and their famlllta tail yaar. Natlnnwlda, about too,LOWILL & OCIXH 000 paraona aalf-employed In Iheaa profaailoni are now covered by the law. All aelf-amployed profeialonal men and woman whoie work la 9 Bedroom Oanerete Block rovtred by aorial aeeurlty, VA — 8194 Down Piyment whether they nptrata their hull* 131. Per Month P A I Kitchen Fully Equipped neuea aa ante owner* nr in a Art fiat m *hooae colon and tile. partner«hlp are required In make A. K. Shoemaker, Builder a report of their net earning* and Pbeoe INI pay the »ocl*t aeeurlty tax on ihelr earning* for Ih# fir*l tax­ able year after 1954, Weaver «ald. report and lax fnr aorial *eNOT A PROJECT! The rurity purpose* mu»l he filed BUT— Hnmaa of Rial Individuali­ along with their Federal Income ty: Bntiany Farm Homta, Early lax return which I* due April IS American, Ultra Modern, Con­ 1054. The aorial aerurity tax for ventional A F r e n c h Colonial any aelf employed per»on In work roverrd by ihe law I* three per typea. , rent of net earning*. If net earn­ BUILT On Large luindiraped were a* much aa $too in 1933, tala; In the ben of neighbor­ ing a report muat he made and the hood*. lax paid. Net earning* up In COMPLETE with all Ih* featurea 94.200 In a year ar# credited to you hav* dreamad about auch a *orial aeeurlty arrnunt and the a* rotored Ganerat F.lartric ap- •ocial aerurity lax on earning! llanrex and colored plumbing up In that amount niu»t hr paid. ature*. 17—BROKEITs and'"REALTORS AND available at reamnahtr $.100 DOWN prieea with the beat financing poaaeaaion. two bed­ A with minimum down-pay­ Immediate room hnu»e. Excellent condi­ ment*. tion, elertric kilrhen. Price 94.IKXI. Ralanr* 950 a month, Wellhnrn C. Phllllpaa, Jr. Sinre 184*. Sanford* leading Builder of hnmaa for over l.hoo people. Sale* Office: Little Venire in Loch Arbor. PHONE 1844 FOUR rental home* in George­ town. Loratad on large corner double lot, One S room, one 4 room and 1 two room home*.. All have Inairie hetharoome. Monthly Income of 800.00. El* reliant invcitment at IVtoo, If Intaraatad writ* boa KBS tie Sanford Herald. OWNERS equity In four bedroom houae. payment* let* than rent Ph. 2tM<M alter 8:00 p. m. NICK Furniahfrt Two bedroom home. Ca»h or Term*. McMillan 2*42 Sanford Avenue. Ca Are As Easy As A . B . C . IHK SANFORD HERALD Tut*. Mar. 1.1, 1958 Pngn 7 UNFURNISHED 3-Room cot l l | l '* i t i r ‘8 .iiftn Equipment ...» 24—INSURANCE 14—UBED CABS 1981 MERCURY, 4-door andin. Radio, heatar, ovardrlva. Good Preferred la lea te Preferred ktlrai, private owner. 8400. Fkono Fnlirvbeldera AND HAVE FUN ' ------------ lohn Wllllami Inn. Agency SAVE MONEYTOOI 411 Saaferd AUaaUe Bank See our complete line of unfinished Phene 94 BUSINESS Beds, Nile Standi, J-4-3-4-9 SERVICES Drawer Chest* Bookcaiai, Dtaka and Corner Cupboard*. LIVESTOCK 18— B E A U T Y P A R L O R S BEDDING 9PECIA1JI 29—DOGS—CATS—PETR Lea* Per ALL Your Beauty N#od» aad Bag. Trade Harriott's Entity Nwk TOY Maneheatar pupplaa. Phon* Quiltop Mattroia .. 944.30 949.39 Phone 171 149 So. Oak Avt. 9934-J. (Open rreaOge kr ippntotmeatt Royal Comfort .... 89 30 99.19 Pre-Blit Special .. 39.30 29.50 MERCHANDISE 1 Echnla 17—BUILDING BEPA1BB Special ... 129.30 1CS0 PAINTING Matching Box Springs at Iden­ 49-ARTICLES FOB RENT tical Saving*. PAINTING and Paper Hanging. ---- EASY TERMS----FOR RENT — Dragline and opera­ R. C. Walker, Phono 1*45-M. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. tor by Hour, Weak or Month. FLOOR landing and flnlahlni. Phonr 1431, Lee Conitructlon Co. Center lad A Magnoll*. Ph. 1232 “Bud Raaibergrr” Mgr. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ Rollaway. Hoipltal a n d B a b y Opra Maedayt Ttll 9:M p.m. nole county line* 1925. Redi. Day, Week or Month— K. 31. Gleaioo, Lake Mary TaL 1423. Furniture Center114 Wait T int \ t — ELECTRICAL CnntraeUrn tl-F A IM AND GARPRN ; 4—LOST A Nb PO U N D ______ RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrlral Contracting and Repair* : rOUND—8m*ll black Tol ManTV Service Center •_ cheiter dog. Owner may have Rrndix and Crntley Appliance* t* by paying for Ihl* ad. Phone 112 Mninnlin Are. Ph. 11.1 9204-M. LOST— Kly Rod Zcbcn Spinning II—LAUNDRY.DRT CLEANING Reel, vicinity of flihlng camp On* hour * Waah aid Damp Dry writ end of Lake Monroe, nr on On* hour U • Waah and Dry Fold Rnuta S. 15. Finder pleaie noti­ Tmiaked ■Ub*d Latndry Uawdry fy L. Sehwelekort. Lake I* aattone Dry Cleaning Fla. Gan. Del. REWARD Senthnlde L a a n d rn a a l Seatti Mde Fnndmart Bldg. POUND—Parakeet. Phone 454 be­ 194 Bant 9ltk SL fore 5:30. After 7:00 rail 1711-J. Owner may have by paying for 24—PIANO HF.RVICR w thia ad. L. L. Sill — Piano Technician rhnne 2164 Route 1, Sanford g—PERSONAL NOTICES __ 11—ROOriNO^PLUMBlNG LEAVING SANFORD for Phoenix. Aril., via tlalla* and Ft. Worth, Trx. Would like one companion. I will pay all expcniea. CALL 2004-W. S a le " A d. Now Herald W A N T - A D S 14—FABTERBFAIIS B x r r r ." - - ' .j n t e n d a lig n - .-dyear Service Slots, "#**(« MENT AND WHEEL BALANC- AppUanea Saleiman to atll Gen­ eral Electric product* 91 aod 910 1NG-P*»i*ni*r ear* and Truck*; deliver* Liberal commliaioni. all makai, e lm —'t too to 3AU application! will be kept ton. Samloola County Molar*. confidential. Apply la peraon at Inc. U l E. lit. SL PHONE 1011. our atore. 119 I. P art Ava. 19—T1AILERB 29-WOEK WANTED—FEMALE It will pay YOU to aaa US before you Buy. Opan Evantnia and BABY-SIT in yeur home avetlnfi. Phone 1740-J It ALWAYS Pays ; To U se The WANT ADS 'F o r nm CALL Absolutely F ret For e pertod M 4 dept, to New.errivele gl 0w Navel Air Button CLASSIFIED OUTLAY ttlE R CU Ry W. P. SMITH 2313 Park Ph. 12T4-J STOP by end Flek wp YOUR Key et the vffitt ed Odham A Tudor, Inc. ‘•Riiildtrt of Tint Rom*." 1823 8. Frenek Avenue AND e U / l D / N G A / f f O S * �Winner* O f Seriei In Ringer Tourndm entTbld 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* i t Orec# Kelto's wedding ti prince Retaler to Mostee Apr! “CHEERFULNESS IS -rHEALTH* MELANCHOLY IS DISEASE*" i — • (A alto'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- COMMUN1ST LEADER FOUND g u ilty c o n t e m pt .. 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 O LD HOME TO W N or a«t««>w u t *»•«-• »*<* 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) By STANLEY H U H — I F O U N D H E t> 9f M ISSING T H I I t C > * N D M I S S E D LAST SIX \ m t M M r 3 <Mi ALIMONY PAYMENTS AND ILL C f « 0 0 D S - O (TWO ON C A R ,T V AND WASHER L - r ---- / - A N D THE JUDtSE JU ST PU T / \ ( HI M/ N T H E D E E P // V. FREEZER, FO R SIX ) WEEP V MONTHS Jr —* * lUSPEcro 2ftMt Plreetoe, PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Virginia had 11,90S Irrigated aeres in 1854 compared to 141T In IMP. 0A1 MISSING PERSON S 1 DO® W ARDEN FISHING at HUNTfNfJ UCCAIRWft , * > -* ■UftBAU. L O S T *^ FO U N D m Ls • im /N C ATTia S YEARS AS MASCOT ft* JU L MJW*AIR FORCE 8AN0 OPOttNUTE APR -rW L IU,CM10C,A AfCWW/A/J MAS P * m © ID Z & Lm * RANK OfSTAFFSIRCEANTANP CJVEMA if iR F , C0LU9 WITH4 STRIPES Parade of Plans No. 3 5 OR MORE CITRUS TREES ON EACH LOTI POLICR CHIEF1 o»» FI«B W f^T >V—^ TOW N 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 TD RUN TREAPMllLR WHICH TURNIP ROASHNCSPITS _ | INRWNCTI»» C onventional Financing • 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 U. S. troops and government repj i' ..p ; resentsttves. 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. ik. IMS — 809 Klai Ave. sive pnstsge stsmps were placed 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. • O. M. Harrtotni, Amoetate Broker * 8. D. Highleyman, Awioclaln BaJcemaa W HY b Q 'V /U PAY MORE? per 100<lb* c y l in d e r NO INSTALLATION CHANGE Th* area nf U. I. Nallonal Foreiti Is nearly aqual to that nf Texas. Mrs. Laura C. Sikri, Tl, died at Legal Notice 1:4.1 a. m. March 10 at th* home of her ion-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Sikes, 1503 Mellon- TSSBI ITATSQ n r M.OHIIIA TO feihs vllle Ave. v She had a lingering Illness and TN.WSiaaKKi A i » n r n Complaint ha v in g b .s n had lived In Sanford (or five years. Hied • l a l n a l ruu In th* Circuit Court a n d lor H .m lnul. County, She was born March M. 1U4 In Florida,In by l'KIICV W. ltoi« (or Cobhtown, Us. and was a member dlvurra, tha ahort till* of which la I ' U l t c r W. HOUtL l’lalntlff varaua of the Methodlsl Church (here. JUANITA KI.IKAtiatTIl IIUNH, DoSurvivors Include one daughter, fandant, t h a t* praaanla ara to t o m you to a pyaa r a n d Ilia your Mrs. A. B. Slkea, Sanford; two maud w rltan dafanaaa ha raln on a r hasisters, Mrs. Molly Davla, VadtUs, fora th a lath day of April A U. I l l * , or a iharw laa Dacrea Fro Con(la.; Mrs. Lee Rich, Cobblown, (aaaa will bn a atara d a «aln»l you. T ha Sanford tla rnld la d a il a n a l . d (I* several nieces and nephdfcl, • a a a aw apapar of e e a a r a l c irc u ­ Funrral service* were held at lation In which ihla citation .h a ll publiahad one* aaah w a t h (or 1:30 p m. Sunday el Brisson Funer­ ba four rnoaroullva waalia. al Home, with the Rev. D. D. wITNKHS my ban* an* official Cressey officiating. Reipalns were aaal aI Iha d e s k a ( U a Cltculi J P k o li* *to. “ » •( sent lo Cobbtown, Ga. for burial on Monday. tAm m ? C arry in g coals le st thnn rent 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. 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. . M hW’O t Now Tnieb Robber im mur I M ^ GN. tows me* M X*. NOW » o » • « A -' • * . m> 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 '*■ Sho p M d • V f ■ ‘ •"A i •• *■ •« ..-At' . ■' * 1 • ' ' :■ -v , S ave * In S a n fo rd ' M i lN U K H N N U U N T ^TOLUBII! x» SM aW W nd i m Lake Monroe Man Reveals Candidacy /o r Commissioner <pp- in , 1. > • * *' « I |t Catholic Churth of Sanford. Ira. Davit It survived by bar htwband, Charlaa R. Davit of North Laka Monroe, one grandaon, Chariot A. Johnton of North Laka Manroa, and two iltta rt, Mra. V. D. Lett, Columbia, S. C. aad Mra. J, W> Ball of Columbia. Funeral aorvlcaa will bo held to* morrow afternoon at > p.m. al Brie, ■pa * Funeral Roma with Father Rlefcard Lyons officiating. ^ WKllNKNIJAY, MA11C11 I t , 1956 Many baseball enthusiasts and cjty e(v|c |raj #rt w|)| take part *h» |>■r• d , •"<> • « the game (h it 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 a t Memorial Stadium, E, H Savings Bonds February Purchase Figures Revealed ll ■■ l e s 'f d h i r # C of C Directors Talk On Federal Aid To Education SHS Band To Play Concert Numbers Reports Given For Student Body V ‘M'1 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 ta t alngle one month*! volume .to. .sarva . . . was a delegate to the Pilot tinea the clo-x of the Victory Loan ronvsnttda which ^ Dllstrict W c t Four eonvantlda whkh will wiU D;!y, ln , m tn(! b rjn t, lh, bald la In T allth iu ea May 4-1 4-6 at »mount for tha year-to-date to 7* Mtd .the metiing of Urn local'flub laet gm.3ga.8M, *.» c u t af ■Jlhr lq,tb*Y atW 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. Jo rl^ o th months ISfi.KIH whioh is 20.5 R. Field, Alternates elid ed 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 a t 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* a t 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 is te r Egg sale will be held In rhapler of Kappa Delta Pi. an front of Aeara Store all day. lalur- honorary fraternity for students 4 t f . 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 t l , 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, aiililan t profaator of educa­ tend a fashion show lo be held at tion. Th* student Initiates are; the Rilt Theatre March 16. The . 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 rn iea and Roberl 'A Id le r 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 su sy i t the Seminole Memorla Doltie Sue Thompson and Doro­ Hospital at 1:45 p.m. yesterday if- thy Willing. Jacksonville; Judilh ••moon if t i r a lingering Illness. Naftulin, Neptune Beach; Car­ Mrs. Davit waa bom April 24. mine Ranleri, Gulfport; Mary UM a t 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 a i a member of AU Mrs. Sue Stevenson To Represent Pilot Club At Convention NEW BPAPCT The Sanford baseball season will officially get underway next tun* day afternoon with n gigantic parade which will leave the May. fair Inn a t 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 a t 1:30. City Commissioner John Knder Out Schmah, Lake Monroe, haa RuallfDd and annonneaa candidacy .fo r Hoard of Seminole County Commliilonera In Diitrlel Three, ■object to th.D em ocr.tle Primary j« , Schmah has lived In Seminole C,V. tinea fcle home on tha W ett 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 " S ^ V O A s ^ » ^ tU P A DAILY T H ^ I R f i ^ i R T H D A ^ ! k 7 t ^ ! ^ r « » * m e d a patient at Seminole Mrnu’ital Hu.pilal went to R*iph ! 'll! Peter*. Altamonte prlngs Shown a'*ov* arc Admit latrator Harry Weir and Director of Foods K'*r- I ^ m jn o l, llTih riuring tha weekly att* Jackson aa thay handed Paters hla rake on hi* Mth birthday. (Staff Pbolo) assembly program, Selections to h* played for the student audience ere th* hand's contest numbers which Include ' ‘Americans Wr". "THua Overhire", the ‘'Tiberius." The hand haa also chosen a hand selection thay have not play­ ed before for a sight reading Week* of endless day-nlghl Field number for their audience. Carrier Landing Practice aesiloni One nr th* Semtnnla High Reboot which have meant loss nf sleep lo Band student conductor* will di­ Rural carrier service, says post many Sanford residents have ended rect th* band Ip playing "Gypsy Ufa". master, Joel Field, will be started at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station with auccessful results. During tha rnntert tomorrow in the Little Venire and Loch Every pilot attached lo- Heavy morning twn of sha contest inlnArbor areas M irth 54 and will Attack Squadron Five ta now either lit* will h* heard. Sidney Vihlen he continued once dally exrept fully qualified or ‘reqitillfled to wilt play a trumpet solo. "Sounds Sundays and holidays thereafter. land hla AJ "Savage" aboard naval of the Hudson" and Bill Ilex*mar will play a timpani solo, Patrons who place their rural c irrleri both night and day. This MANCHESTER, N. 11. trt-San. "Concert lor Timpani" by Wein­ lypa boxes at lh* curb should means that when the squadron deplo to lh* Mediterranean In May make! hem 40 Inches ahove the It will have reached a slate of com­ Esta. Kafauver’t cla*r-rut victory berger. In lha New Hampshire primary Other contest itdus and ensem­ ground, he eaulioncd. All resi­ bat readiness In event of war put now punch and power today bles lo be heard are piano solo 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 to place the boxes up as soun as tack unit. presidential nomination — but the my Bower; french horn solo by possible so that the Pust Gffice VAIf-3 completed all pilot quali­ election's real surprise was Vice Robert Armstrong; basa tola by can number the boxes. All boxes fication exercises required of tha President Ntxon. Larry Burney; clarinet solo by In this area will be In the 4oci squadron during a highly success­ Tha vice president received a Grade Duggar; braaa sextette series. ful operating period aboard tha towering write-in vole of ll.MT composed by Sidney Vlhleo, Vi­ E. A Covington, veteran carrier USB Randolph while that aircraft from 260 of the alnte'i 29T pre­ vian Ferrell, J. D. Stone, Leslie will atari hit route at the exten­ carrier was operating In th* May- cincts in the vice presidential pref­ Smith, Joyce Milam and Larry Burney and a brass quartette with 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* trayei aouth la Sun.at Drive then tfinishing In light of llie fgcl Ihsi Milam end Rlrberd TqjfrJL *i*wu ' ' student txmdnctpis, Boh 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 lot, lie did no campaigning In enter the district eonlesl, Lake Roulevard and west to !he New Hampshire, and no organltod Th* Junior High School hand Country Club Road then south to effort was made on his behalf. under lh* direction of Perry Bre­ West Crystal Drive. From there It appeared lo he lha result nf mer will attend lh* assembly pro­ lie will iravel r«*t and northeast a spontaneous burst nf piddle senlo Vlnewnod Drive and north lo TRENTON, N J. i* - A mon- limrnt for ilia much discussed gram and concert aa gueiU of tha high school hand. Orange Drive then east to l^ke ] signor died and two women house vice president. Bouletard. Mr will Him go west keepers were missing today In s to Vineivnd Driie and north to predawn fire which destroyed SI ., In . the presidential ., ... ... balloting, Ben Steele Named Tania Road Him west In Swede* Mary’, Roman Catholic cathedral ■N?W «*»■: 1. It gave Kefauver all 12 Dem­ Church. ami lha adjoining rectory. \ ocratic delegates, and their eight Christian Service Much credit should h# given Msgr. Richard T. Crean. vicar AOC E. H. lam ing nf the SNAAS grneral nf the Trenton Dfoeeae rnntentlon votes. He crushed a Men's Center Head for obtaining the petition, and and rector of ihe cathedral, was slat* favoring Adlal E. Stevenson, , , , , , , wlio ............. A temporary organltaHon for did not ............... personally .............. campaign assisting the local Post Office, , found dead In an u p p rrsto iy of jn lh(j( pr| m-ry ln(1 not <vcn the ,stntdlshmrnt of a Christian Field stated. the four-floor rectory at Rank and n )(lfl b l,w jVrvtce Men’a Center wss effectN. Warren streets. hi-fauver's preferential vote wat yesterday pith the election of CHURCH PLANK LOST The spectacular fire brought out j J() in 2B0 97 precincts D«n -Steel* a* chairman and deck POINT HARROW, Alaska f/P|— IS fire companies and ISO city strvenaon had a lotaT wrilV-ta of Brooks, SNAAS, a t secratarv. Steel* was alao named chp'rman An tIH.UOO airplane which fallow f I r f m f n. Volunle^r compmlM 3 f P A IU li t S B B M P * A I I A l l j FI r t V m I S , la p ja l, ! * of th* nominations committee. Presbyterians presented in - the from the surrounding New Jersey ? As eapecled, ll elected 14 Re­ Rav. William C. Wnrtes, for hla and Pennsylvania areas, were publican delegates who are back- Tommy Stringer waa appointed aa chairman of the committee called. work as a flying missionary In _ , , . . , , rri nl President Elsenhower. In Two priest* wer* Injured. An- *(|,||t|on, the slain gave the Pres- seeking a m atting place for the the arctic cam* to grirf on It* other Jumped to safety Into a net , lrnt t vola w t6; )n ^ of ; 9J rantar. A commllle* to draw up horn* field heie. . , , , , by-lawa to recommand to the gnp. held hy firemen. There was While (h* missionary’* plana precinct. In the preferential »cc.1*tnlnr h0i\ , w u chlsen . . fot. driving rain wax being wormed up for a xearrh . . ... .. ,ln'1 ,,B *** un°P* lnw»: Senator Dongle* Stenstrom flight, another plane ran into ll The missing » e « Mis. M ary, poiied Ihefe. Ichalrmant. tha Rav David R, on all ill-fatpd takoff attempt. Donnrllan and Misa Mary BrenThis was Ihe opening round het b . r „ . a . 0. Mrlnnl*. Both planes ware wrarkad. nan........... K" f*uv' r ,n '1 K^ ' * n,n" I.t. Col. Lewis, Jack Brook* and Joe Coggeihall. Lay rapraaantatlvea who are lo have charge of Hi* center have been appointed from aaverat of th* rhurchas, as follown Clarence Rrddlng, Rayburn Mllwea and Georga Touhy from lha Flrat Presbyterian; Ben Steel*, Douglas Stanilrom and H. L. Ogden from the First Baptlit; J C. Davla, (lob Kama and Jim Bosard from th* First Methodist; O. D, Lendress, Harry Falk anJ nrit E. Purple from tha First Christian; and Manning G, Harriett, B. D. Raggx and Tummy Stringer, from th* Christian and Missionary Al­ liance Church. SNAAS Chaplain Charlea Arnold and th* prciluant and aerralary of tha eounty min­ isterial anoelatlon era ax officio members, . Other ehurrhas that are willing la cooperate ar* asked to send three lay representative! to tha next meeting, which will he at tha School Administration Bldg , at 6 p, ta-, Tuesday, March 3T. 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 FORCER HAVE ATOMIC ARTILLERY SEOUL. Koraa i*—North Korea'a Communiit lorcaa now have atomic artillery, South Korea'* defense mlnlatar u i d today. Dofonto Mlalator Sohn Won II said, "lhoro a r t atomic artUlary pieces in North Korea, according lo South Korean army iatslligonee reports." The defense mini*ter refuted to say whether ho believed the a r­ m m . b o b KA1NS D u modal model two of the'lovely aprirgr spring cotton* rottona aatt ta rt nlght'a Fa*h« 'S end mm. Mr*. W .l). .c . ■ Hire* lart tillery w u Russian made. ion Show given ) y American Homo D epartures of thn Sanford Wnnan'a Club, (S tag *hoko, Hospital Notes MARCH 11 DUdurgea Mary Strong (Sanford) Felix Weatharipoon (Oviedo) MARCH 14 Dkdiargaa Dr, Gordon Stanaly Blrtha Baby Girl Jackson Baby Olr) Gowan Mrt. Dorli Jackie* fOanava) , ArdeUa Ronton (Altamonte ■priRpy Mm. Ruth Oowaa (Banford) F e te M ia sm (Uha Magp> struction of new school la d 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 a rt approximately M IS 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. Various reports highlighted the monthly meeting of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Roard of Director* held last night at tha Educational Building on Commercial Ave, Don Fletcher reported on the "Central Florida Fair Exhibit" and James A. Wright on Ihe French Ave. Dedication. Wright said, "1 want lo thank the Board of Coun­ ty Commissioner* for Ihe fine co­ operation received from them for Ihe dedication." In other reporls. H. B. Crumley and Frank Evans told of the at­ tendance at lha Leaden Work Con­ ference In Jacksonville, mention­ ing In delsil the classes and dlarussinn* In which they partici­ pated. President George Touhy gava a brief report on the Herlnng ques­ tionnaire and ihe tallying of the reports for local Information. Chamber Manager Forrest Rreekenrldge reported on the status of th* Waterways ind Water Con­ trol Cnmmltlee projects and said "tha SI. Johna-lmllan River Im­ provement Association la gelling ready to hold a marling in the near future to aet up a plan of action fallowing a release of the information obtained aa a result of lha geological survey made by tha corps of anglncars." Tha aurvay was completed aeveral months ago, Breekcnridf* said, "and Is trt^ig'Atiidfad' aT % pc.’setil time to dttarnlfl* th* best way to han­ dle lha wsler control situation In tha Upper SI. Johns River -ba­ sin." * Brackenridga told th* Chamber of Cominerr* Directors that he has been requested lo ippear in JOHN I.. G ACJ.tlWAT. eounty tag Fort luiuderdal* Friday and Saturday before a Congressional collector, today announced hin Public Works^iibcommilco to re­ candidacy for re-election to that present tha Sera mole County office subject lo tha Democratic, 7 Chamber nf Commerce and the primary. May I. St. Johns-lndlan River Improve­ ment Association and lo present both oral and written arguments relative to lha Seminole County Board of Commliilonera request that Seminole' County aa a whole be included In tha Central and South Florida Flood Control Dis­ 11 ’ • trict. President Georg* Touhy slated that "plane are being made by , . t Ihe Armed forces Committee to Jehu L. Galloway today fuad-’ stage in Armed Forces Day Calebrallon In rooperatlon with tha lo­ fled and annguncad hla candid* ry cal Navy Rasa and other local for tha office of Tax Collector subject to th* Dtmoerall* Prim­ military units," ary May I. — Ha also reported on lha opening Galloway ha* occupied thla ppiL of lha baseball training season Hon since hla appointmanl by for Ihe Minneapolis Millers, death1of John D,.Jinklna January Touhy staled that Ihe Seminole Governor Caldwell following, th* ‘ County Chamber of Cummerca la 21. 1947. ' . " -' in contact with tha Atlantic Coast "During this lima," said SfileUna officials relative lo Ihe ea>ab* way, "1 have endeavored r t* liahment of a Railroad Museum la operate tha afflc* aaonomlailly * the Sanfonl area. Voile A. Wil­ and to render courteous and wffU . liams -Sr, la prasent chairman of riant aarrlc* to all. On thla r**itd Ihn activity, aald Touhy, and re­ 1 stand, qualify and anroune* *« • ceived encouragement from a di­ < cardMat* to surraad myself a* rector at tb* ACL with tha as­ Tax C< Hector for Samlnol* Cake- . surance that II will ha presented *; to th* Board of Directors for con­ ty." Galloway I* a n.ambes of th* sideration. M nun’e order, th* American L*-’ Rayburn T. Mllwee, Seminole gion. tha 40 *t \ floclaly, th* ’ County .Superintendent of Public V surarx of Fora,40 V/an tb* Instruction, diicukicd, for lha v m lto ’e County Sn »t*ma» Aki<* > Chamber of Commerce directors, •ixil 1 tha Samino’* C 'tm iy ' the federal aid to education ques­ Channsr of Com nerve, tl • June ’ tion. He advised that the educa­ lor Chamber of Commarfa, lh* tion committee of the Chamber Kiwanls Club and • Holy Crdig ' la preparing and planning a Busi­ Episcopal Church. ^ “1( ness Education Day the early pari Ha was asrviog a* thief ejarh of the next school year and haa invited the cooperation of ihe local of (he Atlantic Copst Lin* Rail* road at Hanford when a p p o i n t e d \ business people. to hla prasant post, II* waa h Milwee said "various Federal In Suburb, Brunswick Couqty, « » . Aid to education hills had hern C„ graduated from, C ap*, Fa** , considered by Congress In tha past Academy, Wilmington, N CL nf ~ sad that those which had been latar aUendsd L»w’* Tolytochn.u 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*« , for Federal AM to Education, Re­ Ing oversea* at a first liautenant,, presentative Powell had Insisted of Co, K, 82nd Infantry, S ix th . that an amendmr.it be Included Division. Ha waa promoted, t * . with these bUla to require all rank of captain In tha lu ta n tv y ; achoola participating in be noq- Rtsarv* Corpi, and U lar retired without pay. H* ro-entered segregated." Mllwee aald, "Of course, tbit railroad aarvlc* In A ugust,;' During World W ar It b* 4 waa something that tha tehnola In Ihe South would definitely be mandad Co. 0 , Fourth BatUUowj. . against and such a hUl- would th* Flarlda Slat* Guard until aka b* damaging to our particular type ualt waa dtabahded I* IN #, 6|. , which tlma ba roeaWad tha of operation," Ho aald that "public law «I4 and af major b a -------- us— - - * John L. Galloway** Tax Collector WillSeek Re-Election sis w aug aonatderaMe 4o aiw local school ayitem since Iheea 4 � 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 13, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/462adc307769b6a4fefa7b1ac4950a12.pdf 05c53505a0fbe3e762ab253adaa28822 PDF Text Text . _____ . *, *>r»»’«f FIRSTS I (Since September, 1949) 1600 people a to sell moderately-priced and well-financed homes with LOW D O W N PAYM ENTS to mass-produce homes with real individuality of deslgri • to provide more than minimum equipment, such as water heater, space heater, range, refrigerator, ventian blinds j • 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 IS* H r ] r k' ■. y■ In I |U |r : , -ii. . Phillips Announces Another FIRST: In addition to the homes we are now building in Sanford in the Sanford area: Phillips' Developments Little Venice Locli Arbor (C171UI 1. Your own homo plan on your own lot LtW iMtlon) Dreamwold % Pinehurst Buena Vista j 1 *f !’ 1 Our homo plan on your lot Your homo plan on ono off our lots -* Wynnewood Sanlanta Sanfo Park Phillips Terrace Franklin Terrace Highland Park ' Frank' L Woodruff Subdivision jf iH to Magnolia Heights ■ ' f V iiWT DK9KMt v " * Vv'lV : 1’ ' t ;' ; *, :*•••-•»**• » . -• �, " is ! M h E ’ ■. • ■ . , ■' . ,: , i , . . , r ’ ** ' “f 1 ■ Shop and Save In Sanford * Weather Partly cloudy and wild though . Tueeday except Inrreaelng cloud* H incee Tuesday; low tonight I t . ' . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER \L v m EatabllaEml IBM rris vewi^MiH^mvHHk Medui'“* i 'i. a A N F O R D .> l,O m i> A ^' sr ei .jit I--1 m '■ i jm**■*•m-a.I",*•,a M O N D A Y .M A nC H 12, HISS T h . n », s i . Candidate Says Lack Of Funds Is Reason Announcem ent French Ave. was dedicated and officially opened to the public Fri­ day afternoon at elaborate ribbon culling ceremonies held at 4 o'clock when Mrs. Charlie Johns cut the ribbon which stretched from nno tide lo tho other of the M-lsnt throughway in front of Seminole High School. A motorcade carrying dignitar­ ies to the scene of the ribbon cul­ ling arrived at Seminole High Dinner, Boat Party Donations Rayburn T. Milwee Close Celebration Don't Reveals Candidacr Of tOOth Birthday M a t e r i a l i z e For Re-Eleclion r . w i the screaming of sirens of police will . gradual* a new elass of cars which led the way from the ttata highway troopers at exer- Mayfair inn. aiasi In Wastmlnstar Preibyterial Francis Wliltchalr, speaking Church on Florida StaU llnlver- from r-» the platform at the site of alty- wait . Campus n*xt Friday at r .. . ... . „ , the* ribbon cutting and dedication 10 a. m. In tha elan will h* Carl i Snld, *■)( you duplicated the Slate B, Williams, of Sanford who *rs» llulmny system you would not . Dr. J. C, Gibbs climaxed hla tooth By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Injured In a head-on collision on have sufficient roads lo provide birthday celebration with a dinner Farris Bryant today said he had 17-02 south of Sanford. the necessary roads for traffic." yealerday at Mra. Appleby'a Rea. slopped campaigning for governor Rayburn T, Milwee, JtuperlntejuN #nt of Puhllo Instruction for State Dr, Doak S. Campbell, FSU taurant with friends gathered to due ip a lack of Rinds. Ho explored with the statement, Inol* County, today announced'! President, wilt deliver tha main “ 1 am looking tne senators right help him bring rh* momentous He said, however, he had not candidacy fnr rejection aufT Erridres* and tha response will be straight in the face when I sag celebration to an end. wilhdrawn from Ihe race. to th* Democratic Primary «f given by Alvin F. Green of Pen- the legislature has not met its However, Dr. Gibhs was honored He had formally launched his May ». Mrok. clan president, (tutv in pioviding roads and high- ROADS AND TOWER could have been th* conversation of thia group at th* Mayfair Inn pteceding Milwe# egld, In announcing hla * Jm tic* Elwyn Thomas of the ways in this state." tha French Avenu* Dedication, [.aft to right are Robert ]|. Fir*, rieslilant ami (iancinl Manager with a boat party aboard the Sky­ campaign only Saturday, The campaign was only six dsys randldacy fur another-term its of th* Florida Tower A Light Cu.i William H. Dial, Fifth District Road Hoard member; Wilbur lark given by Mr. and Mra. F. K. Florid* Supreme Court will give th« men the oath of office and Nile Senator ’Jjnyri F. Rnyle and Jones, Chairman of the Road Hoard; AI Rogero. Road Board member; McGregor Smith. Chairman of Roumlllat when they cruised Lake nl.i when Bryant made his an­ Superintendent nf Public Insttik* tlon, "1 feel that progreu ■bM diplomas, will he handed nut by his efforts to obtain the French the Board of Florida Tower A Light Co.) and H, H. Coleman, Dielsirt Manager of th* Florida Tower Monro*. At Ilia appointed lime Dr. nouncement. A Light (|>. (Staff Thotn) Gibbs was presented with a birth­ Commander H. N. Kirkman of tha Ave. Froject. Rryanf issued the following stale- been made In Bemlnnl* County during th* present term and IE* day cake holding one targ* eandl* mrnt: "Th* only thing I regret in (he patrol. representing a century. Tha Rev. Elba B. Turner. Fel­ 11 months th* I terved on the ‘"nirre Is no money lo continue! experience w* have gained Will b* beneficial for another (uefiM* lowship Baptist Church, will five State (loid Board," said WhiteDr. Gibbs only living relative waa campaigning and promised con­ fut term." ha invocation and the hencdlc- hair, "was that Charlie Johns here (or Ihe occasion. Mr. and Mra. tributions have not matarialliod. "Seminole County hla experltM lon will ha by tha Rev. William wss condemned foe building too Ralph Ralston of Kalamasoo, Mich, The big man wsnl* Si hack fn ed on* of It* most successful par* many roads too fast." O, Stewart of Westminster, • very St he puts In— the little man who anoually, rom* to Sanford lo loda In th# history of adueatlM Former Governor Charli# Johns Staff msmbers of the sehon] Inhelp lh* former Mtrhigan doctor doesn't understand. during tha past thraa year* I t dud* School Director Lt. Jay L. paid tribute lo the Lute Senator "In the fare of rh* law requir­ meeting tha fletds of the boy* ta d celebrate. Rail, Tallahassee; Lt. J. W. Hag- Boyle In dedicating the French Th« recently completed Dlaabl- ed planet of ours." Also on Ihe trip wer* Georg* ing that money In pay expenses girls of th# eounty.” ha aald. .. ans, Jaeksonvlllaj and First Str- Ave. Slx-L*ne Throughway and he said In winding up his reminisc­ ed American Veterans home for Addressing Ihe eudlenc* assem­ Wlckllne, Flagler County Commis­ be on deposit bafore Ihe expenses "t feel that anothar atap fo*» geant B. J. Barnett, Miami, ing of the French Ave, contro­ lha Seminole County Chapter was bled for the formal opening of sioner who waa delivered at birth are incurred, I must either vio­ ward haa been made la *• m * ^ ‘Thla data Includes 10 recruits, versy. "Not only the Johns ad late tha law In Ihe hope nf pro- gresstva school program for out 19 troopers who hid not gont mlnlstriAlon .hut- the Collins ad- , . Last day nw which. taxpayer! dedicated Saturday afternoon at lh* DAV Home, Captain Jackson by Dr, Glbba. through lha training school, and mlnistrsTion is proud of French ean P*F I®®* taxe* without pen- 4 o'rlock. The celebration official­ aaid, "1 speak with humbl* and Refreshment* were served by moling contributions nr abide by County and 1 am particularly proutf fCoaltaard on Tag* Fight) Ihe law and atop In my tracka,' of tha overall Improvement la lh* meeting place and three men from tha Eglln Air Ave." 'alty will ha March *1, John L. ly opening . Mr, and Mrs. Roumlllat assisted hy "For me tliera Is no rholre. I our instructional progam,* MIU ^F o rcd Bas# Air Pollrs. « Agrln In th* evening Friday a t ' Galloway, Tea Collector, said t o . ' homo of the local PAV was folMr. and Mra, R. F. Cooper and •. j I, hive no apologies,’ heraui* I have w*a aald. l-------- honoring l-----— *tho»e w - , .ssho i n day, lowed hy a fish fry at the Farmers the- banquet Mra. Ednn Adam* MHwaa. 41, la marrtad l a 't M fought unrt as wall as ]I were responsible fnr llie French "Aft ae. hard and HVt r U* itu-’ i i m - t u r n . - * ? ; * V. Spreading Decline Av e, project, WhtlcKalr lorn inlo for#r . that Attended hy state official* nf f ■* >**fdr ** ^ '/f1 Dr/Ttibha were] Mr*. Gibba, Miss ItlK'*', •'tl tiav* n^t regret* rycepl former Atdla UVIgna of Larija. Hate, ha said, will result the legislature for not providing oubla I have been la my Thay have twa bny*. m4f for th* troub and hy local official*, members Mary France* Keeling, Virginia friends, the roads nrccssary for Florida. In a minimum penalty of three lh* Disabled Amrrtcan Veteran* and nine years old. Found In Citrus, , Beach, V*„ Mr*. H. J. Lehman, In pirluring a trip back to thc,l"*r cent on real properly taxe* and friends, Ihe home was dedicat­ H# la a gradual* of John EL "I have no bitterness, heesuie Winter Park. Mr. and Mr*. I*. A. Nursery Properties F.ast aboard a plan* which alto and one per rent on personal and ed thousands nf peapla have beeni Rt*t*"»i University with an MA hy Captain Robert W. Jackson, i iu. , ' ...... „ ..ln,t » v,i. k brought wounded servicemen In jutnngible tases. Urumley and W. A. McKinnon. good to me. the press ha. been ,,**r*1* 1bo!h. • ', "’,nU 3 Commanding Officer nf Ihe San­ In the two-year period which hl juU whilchalr gave his ver.. . nnll.le(1 Mora than lod ranla were receiv­ generous In II. Treatment, even my " 7 " ' " * • d'"inl*tr*tloa And aup. •(included neluded Jan. 1. IM«, spreading , ion ,)( yrccdom's Cod* of Honor. , ,l0, " p ,l*d nut that th* ford Naval Air Station who paid ed v Dr. Gibbs during hit two-day opponenl* have not questioned my frvl,u,"‘ __________ decline waa found III 1.181 pro- -p;,,, m point code Included "the tax lawa require th* additional tribute, not only to the member* celebration nf his 100th birthday. ability *nd Integrity. parlies, nr In 10 P»r cent of all |)ai|„r i,nx." "Rib qtifj! and ink". charge of rest of advertising th# n, |j,„ nrganiiation who spent Fellopr e m p l o y e s at the PillsMuaperUd eltrua and nut-.erv pro- "horning lorrh nf education," "the property a s delinquent. Along with a hug* birthday rake "I h u e always wondered if I Deadline Tomorrow tireless hours in planning and ere„ nlp ,;)V, eoh-rt.lm.l It parties impacted in the Slate of jhicld" "two hands of different Ulenhon «** called to tha fart sling the home, but at") praised rh „ ter R^ rkk „t fiarwavol] ,Unhr lh» 5 Lodge could succeed as a politician with­ Florida. colors rliisped", "and then a that interest, mlverthinif and the businessmen and nrganiration.* out compromises—now l know, 1 For Reservations .............. ........................ ........ lest Saturday .felting et the " hlfh1h<' W« Th# report, releesed today hy altnwer of stars". <uhe( collettioa costs are added to who ........................ played Important parts In the Pittsburgh H o t e l immediately he was also pres*tired a huge birth­ have enjoyed serving my stale and State Tlant Board Commissioner However, former Governor O iar u,0 tax ami nil become* a Urn furnishing of materials for its prior to his moving to . hi* new day greeting by Arthur Kirchhoft have derived a deep satisfaction To Attend la r-B -Q Ed lo Ayera Is a compilation of lie Johns brought the segregation nnalnat any properly oowned by construction. of Sanford. from The small ronlrihulion to Its Mr*, r . E. RnnmDtat Sr., eheir* Huron at Dellary. 'ducted hv the question into his talk at the h e n - ' , tkMm|uffnll taX|>nv, r. Inapectlnn work rendu I)r. Gibbs Is lemirmle Counly's welfare I have he.-n able In make." man of th# flnanc# eommlttea TOP Captain Jackson laid In his de ' Uearlrk, supervisor nf ear State Plant Board and tiie l* S. quiet He told the packed Mayfsif Gullowny said the oldest resident. longer the dlotory address "This building Bryant said he em.ldn't say at Women1* Auxiliary of tha Department of Agriculture. The Inn Ballroom audience “The mn*l delay in paying taxci after March rail, therefore, h« dediralril in houses, retimi! after .1, years wilh Ihis imr when ha would rearh a S, m|no|# Memorial Hospital thia eurvey covered a total of A.liut j important of all questions today the railroad. 31, the higher the penalty cost be­ part in tiro name of Ihose donees derision about leaving his name on morning urged those who plan tA groves, nurseries, and mlscellan- is segregation. 1 "Some people say we h*ve In ar- come*. Tho interest r*lo on reel who not only have provided for During his eareer he also sere* Switching Contest, lha billot. attend the herheru# which I* ba. •oua properties. i cept It." Johns said, "but I tell property begins at one and one- the sirength air.l support of Ihis r,l ■* "n Inspector, chief ln»p«ctor, He said campaign eonlrlhullons lug held Saturday, March 17 r In in Samlnol* ......... . •County not of An you that wc DemonstrationMeld we (In do not have In acrep aerrpt half per cent per month with a building hut also the strengih ■'"I chief ttaffie dispatcher, has a not rom* In In tha amount* the Elk* Club, to purchase tta* • f th* properties inspected three ,[ an,j w|)rr) ynu go to the pplh minimum charge of tW o per end support of our local ehaplcr Rrnrick Is well known to I’lttsneressary lo rnndurt Ihe "expan- ket* today, since reservation! wore found to be Infested. y0U Mant lo fight for leadersni;P cent. On the personal ajd Intangi­ nf Ihn Disabled Amrriran Vet- burgh sportsmen, having been *#• In Freight Yard • (Continued On Tag* Eight) must ha In hy noon tomorrow, Ayer* aald th# heaviest infanta- that will fight for our Southern irotary and treasurer ul the Pitts­ A switching demonstration and ble taxes, the Interest mounts at crans. Th* Elk* Chili ft sponsoring thA W«n waa found In Tolk County Tradition." "Tills building can also he dcdl- burgh Casting Club for many contest waa held In Rands Yard event for th# benefit of th4 auxt* m frfcara «79 of 1.070 properties ex-1 James A. Wright, chairman nl He rat* of one per cent ;«r and first ealed to the U.JOO.OOO military ,years. — Ho was organiser ------- — ----- at Sanford today in which me- Farmers Market llary and tlcketa are on tala al •minad ahowed presence of the the Seminole County Chamber of month. hurowlng naniatode, listed as th# ( ummerco^ French Ave. Dedlca Tax eortif i tie* will be sold nt personnel wlm have made the president nf tha Highland Archer* jorlly of yerd conductor* *nd Roumlllat and Anderson's Druff lune 25, supreme sacrlfire In the greal in *sni| Is trea*uier nf the North switchmen participated. Th# con. Report Is Given Stnra or at lha desk of tha Sami* eausal agent of spreading decline. non and Banquet was master nf !tax ia|„ to tq, held test was staged between vard run* * Th# next greatest Infestatinn reronionie* ft*i‘ the afternnn and jpjfl, nn e.u h paicel nf leal lernalinnal rnnfllrts in which Ilit- llnrongh l.lnn* Club, flaiidv Andersnn of the Baiifnrd not* Memorial Hospital where A »•» In Illfhlande County where , rv*ntng affair* that officially | riU(o nn whK-► * tlie IWS5 taxes United Slates of America has Mr. and Me*. Renrlok ate i t . din-tors |o see who eould switch Btata Farmer* Market In Sanford member of tha flnanea committee hive rut been pvo At th# asms been Involved since IS17," Cap |ne'.ed to move Immediately to a loaded freight- car to coupling said. In hi* weekly report lo L. will ha alatloned today and •ggmlnetlons showed spreading 1opemxf french Ave. ' Other speakers were Farris Muir, warrants ................................. will ho issued tain Jackson sslrl. Edaclln* In ltti of 4-1* properties. Bryant, DeBary following hie retirement on * given traek and not exceed If. Lewl*. Director nf State Mar­ morrow. Those who wish lo at* gubcrnatnrial candidate TJl# report credited Orange Coun­ Senator Douglas Stcnstrnm, Rep- agninst all personal properly tax " U l u« bopo and pray," he amt will arrive t,<er* in March IB. coupling Impact epaed of four ket*. that “Cabbage, celery and lfnd *n,| cannot com# to to**, lettuce Improved demand-wise and may make reservations hy tela* ty with 108 Infested properties out resenlallvp Mark N. Cleveland Jr,, items directing the levy and Jala said, <"th*l their sacrifice was Th# Pittsburgh roup!* have miles par houK The four mile* per hour nr !**« rrlce-wli# last week on tho San­ phoning Mrs, A, B. FatarsonJ • f M2 examined. and Assistant State's Attorney Vo­ of the property to satisfy th* such as In eventually bring a final many friends and former *mcoupling Impart speed I* nation- ford State Farniera Market." ile A. Williams Jr. tnxei and costa, Galloway said. ! pear* to Ihi* torn and war-ihredd ployea In the Sanford area. IHfiB-J hafor* 12 noon tomorrow. Ha aald, “With Ideal weather ally recommtnded a* oaf# ewitehprevailing our tale* amounted to • '* speed at coupling to avoid damage ♦<{Hi Governor Proclaims ADDITIONAL I-OCAt. NRWE to equipment end lading. Yard .12 varieties totaling 7ll,1fl7 pack ON PAGE RIGHT conductor s. *:. "Berhour wee fi'r'st » valuation ef 1117,782, Youth Temperance prise winner *nd Yard Conductor J. L, Daniil Jr,, waa second pria# 4 AiEducation Week •winner In tha rontaat. P . At a recent orgenlxation meethtff at tha First Baptist Churrh In Sanford to form a WCTU Tom Deen Will Be chapter hei?, a proclamation defcjffnatlng Youth Temperance Ed­ In Area This Week ucation Week wai annourred. Veteran# of this area who need • Tha proclamation. Issused hy aaal.tanr* In ehlalnlng benefits Governor LoRoy Collin*, flted the provided hy law may receive guldgrave roncern of flllicnx over the anr# from Tom B, Deen, Assist­ Uwltaaneis Involving young penant Rtata Service Officer, Hi ^nd th» enrironnunlat lnVeteran* or thalr dependent! “ u*ne#a which aurround the child. may eonault Dten whlla h# I* fn »m earliest infancy to an thia area and may receive assist­ Adult eff* which operate decisive­ ance In filling application* for ly In dalerminhff th* kind of hospitalisation, compensation, pen­ individual he will become, railed sion*. Insurance problem*, loen fpr Youth Temperance Education benefit*, educational training, burial benefit* and mlirellanaon* Tha raleaa# #f th# proclamation subject*, where legal entitlement tall* for "All mature citiaens of I* Involved. tit# Btata to conduct themselves Deen hai been Invited to thia as rxamplas of temperance fur area a* a tpaclal consultant hy aur younff people to follow" Karlyt* Hnitiholder, County Bar* vie* Officer, and may b* contact­ l ed a* follow#: March 14, 2:29 p. m.. Geneva at til* Post Office; Kiwonis Club Guest March 14, 8:10 p. m., Ovleda at Sneaker Revealed lh* To*t Office; and March II, 9 a. m., Sanford at th* Coiinty *'*A fom ar Philadelphia Television Ferric# Office, Brimalay-Pnlaatoa Station aaenclata will speak to the Bldg. jMutfhH XHranla Club at their ■Son luncheon matting WednesS|V. Mra. Gone Nawaom of OrP-TA M eet Told aw^n will me aa her auhjeet “The FRENCH AVENUE 1* OFFICIALLY DEDICATED AND OPENED Tt» Wllua M mI r-TA >3! AS Mra. Charlie Johns cute the ribbon across the aii-lan* through a He BuHea*#.'' meet at V.M a. at. taaaomw. t,Tha first af a aerlta of two- way In front of 8eminole High School. Left to right ai tha rlhboi Mr*, J , B. f c Jaha, p*aaUaw> uta sgla* talks by new tn«m- was cut are: George Tcuhy, president of the Seralnt^ County Cham­ af tha SaafgH Xlwanli Club ber of Cotnmereet Jane* A. Wright, chairman « the Semlnoli County C of C frtn ch Avwua Drtkatimi Committee! Mra, .Wri*ht, to . < r.o ,M . " •• Stop Campaigning Political Barbs I At Dedication Williams In Class Of FHP Troopers To Graduate Friday ■yefc-A jU ^ e la la d ^ P re g ^ ^ a g d J M j^ H I.A .W March 31 Date Set Capt. R. Jackson For Paying Taxes Dedicates DHome Without Penalty Future Resident Of DeBary Honored At Farewell Dinner ja u �THE SANFORD HERALD ABOUT AU.YMB rrTUN TOBB a a if is ir ^ IR B E B ! > 5 KANINS N 1 A C IV IL IA N J VBK’ tk a bAROON.Sirf. T SANDWICH f SOf KJU MEAN YCUVI RUN T>OUA*l OUT OP 9 jm K 1 TRICK*-, f J A MAN AU icohT, M\H9l I PONT /O F HOBO HAVt YOU! STOMACH FOB < FIA»H HWTAUTY/ JU*T GET \OC*DOt< YOUA HANDS BEHIND VOU« SIONCE HAS l SO MUCH STUFF IN THIS CABINET THERE’S NO t ROOM BOO MY T SHAMING SOAR JUST A WEE BiT MORE ■ ----1-ANO A NAPKIN _ V - t PLEASE r t A NICE FELLOW I LL MAKE HIM A HAMBURGER / B U T CCULO YOU S P A R E *-t A G E N T L E M A N OP V TH EROADA POWDER BASE. EVE SHADOW. l;|i>' FRECKLE OL-COMPLEVION CREAM. SKIM FRESHENER. mascara»v_ ^ ^ —e**—- LIPSTICK. MAKE-UP CREAM, WRINKLE OL HAiP I i n T POWDER r eve la sh c u r l e r , r p ROUGE ••ITS | NOT PAIR r i r ^ > 1 J HAVEVCU NOTICED f*ST WERE GETTING A MUCH S BETTER CLASS OF TRAMPS V____* THIS YEAR r~—~ S HAVE TO GO ALL THRU LIFE WITH THE SAME ___ a UGLV FACE ; «• nohow, PLASH/XVI, HAD ENOUGH! I'M NOT DOINO TO LET >OU [ LIVE TO HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE/ f c B A K M M M IN S P f J * H * A M l subtend**, thin catches MA4U r*W AiiAVO. K JT .1 • ( r fo und o u r ---------------------- 1 t h a t r u e LONS P A M 3C V S AWOUW AM/. M S AV A W CAM P— P O S/N ‘___________ A S BLACK SAOLS. tv sn IF I D O N 'T J O /N M /M S N B V r pbau zw o r r etour O'clock m tu n r M us-rve m s n n r t a r P A J/O S P T S A N - IN L C N ffM N O fP A S A ^ P P /SO N SP , TONTO AND V YOtAQ SO N M U B O W J Y O U * opp/ce. _- n *— u lOO*WO ttt L tgo l Notice THE YEAR AHEAD CAR! "Support Yoaf REX) CROSS" NOTICE t win M t lM tEipMUlbl# for M l i Ucurrsd by snyons MB U u MjrMlf. b f c O W T O ^ I P K IT C iriN A N D LA U N D R Y C O t T f M«jor r t y t e c h w w • « • s n a m iu j* io a » " to n n a •at how jrou CARstill apply for • $1,000 lift InsuranoB policy {.twhalp tako cars of final oxn M p l without burdonlnc ,'fv$r family* EfeJWl. handlo fha onttro temactlon by • mall with •y« $ AMERICAN of KANMMS CITY. No obllfatlon, No N«w Pushbutton Drtvo Control N»w Nvolutlonan/ Brmta By«t*m Hhfl Roeord PViyw« InerMMd Horoopowof ImUnt Hooting Oyotom' YI3 NO NO NO YES YES NO YES NO YEB NO YEB *PowrStyti* C H R Y SL E R '* « « ■ Lg 206 Commerdal Art. �t w i s t s M AW A LKia. SJLL T9APSJEQ AMO , aBsjlL'H I U-IOLL AMD ix l a m d '* . BOrys/ytxnjk s u r SO UMOS U tci Enterprise 7WB FIAST OF By HELEN BNODGRASS Mrs. Lcrny Cohen wis the gunt of honor tit • stork ahnwer given ■t tho homo nt Mrs. W. A. Good win 'Friday March S. Gama* and * .eontrMs were rnjoyrd by all tho Kurils, sfler which shr was preimltd with many beautiful and useful gifts. Later In Ihe evening delicious refreshment were served by hos­ tesses, Mrs. Harotd Goodwin, Mr.a Ruby Roddanberry, Mrs. William Goodwin, Miss Marla Goodwin. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. CAM I WAVS ALL fCAM -B E CAQEWUL.'DOWr^-' Robert Murr and Mr*. Jack\ Tay­ o h ANOWHeN we IVABTC i r r SMON HIM WHAP lor of DrBary. Mrs. Eva Cohen, G ives >cu rvie TWyiOQiVR WU« FATHCfJ A GOOO MAMAQBKt VOtJARE. Mr*. Warner Olson and Miss Allca H ouse allowance H<s MEALS ON TtMfi WHILe Cohen of Savllla, Mrs, Adella TeaG-LDimCU am fM o o N e .m money 0 SA9 . O I I OSTWE AMOt MOM rock and Mlsa Annie Joyce TeaV weeierock and Mlsa Kathleen Walker of Tiersnn and Mrs. Edward Roasey of Creicest City. Mr. and Mr*. Caspar Mathaws held npen house at thair naw home Friday evening March 1, from 7-t> p. m. Approslmataly SO guests called during lha availing. Mrs, Matherra waa assisted In ser­ ving rnffre, finger aandwlrhts and ^ rookies to the guests by Mr*. R. A. Fender. OIAttva,/ Mrs. Leola White Cowart and four daughters, Francis, Doris VerMISHAPS tlSSSSs onlra, .Iran and Alice Faya of Ft, S. HAVE ‘ r noRceo McCoy were railing nn Mrs. Anns r*JJl/AIC3 \ ME TO Glass anil Mist Doris Faber Sun­ 1 MAKf A , day l.eola had not been here for etas to*! w eu o s' 3PX/HO 17 sear*, sftrr leaving the Moiher rw w w s Rrooks Children Home where Miss CAAlA, Dnris Fiber was amploved. Mr and Mrs. D. L. Server ami children nf Roanoke, Vs. are visit­ ing Mr. snd Mr*. Ilnmer Server. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Conrad nf Harrisonburg. Vs. arrived Monday for a visit with Mrs. Conrad's mother. Mrs. Ida Hasleden and sis­ ter. Mrs, 5. C. l.awsna at their HE WENTIONED homes on Slone lslasil. SOUTHIN' *60 Many of Ihe Inrat rliil.lren atMAHIhl’ * 6 IQ OeOSION K i tended Hie Volusia County Fair MOW'S VCf HAIO 07 M U M OAVf / £ flC L IN ’ SINCE YUM ^I>'?ENQ5 fI S L In Drl.and Wednesday aftrrnnnn. TRIED V KNOCK this being children's Day and QOKN TH’ OUTFIELD irhnnl was dismissed al I o'clock AFTERNOON* L_ FENCE W lT M ^ -^ _ «- IT, . /''" V 'C ^ Y so that the youngsters might an6uB6uy f / )ny this special day for them. Principal L.C. dayman also an­ nounced that Friday would also he s short day hcrailte nf a eounlyDYUH t h i n k mE 9 wIde teachers meeting being hrld CONNA thar day. MEET TM‘ ' 6KIPPUM5 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Renilrr of Sanford have purchase I properly —. and are gelling under way to hultil mb ,h,‘lr n,"w Legol Notice Mrs Gertrude C,lending left last ( * week ia make her home In Winter Ol l rh. I h e n c s N o r l h e r l r a l o n g ‘l.j llasrn. • s o r e l i ne nt s s n l m a r k e r , i y t h u c m t T iT m i n r n r tm fs t h t n r s W f a l t r l r t o *nlnl nf SIMM j iiH L fA i. I 'l a n i T or h|J Miss Arahelle Dlcken* Is spend­ h s a l n n l n g . Haul Int In e t l e n r l r l u H i u a . i .y a y i i e o n s h m i ing tom* lima with her mere, and Inin l . s k s 3»o feel, a* e r r r i a l litl.r. toflJITT, t.Y I'MA.Yt'EHV t l . t r s n l , i r - ur - l . i l In Pl s l Rook or family, Mr. and Mra. Jimmy • Ai - r y J a n . ^ o l f . pu|nll|f 4. I’l l * 13, r-rl.hu n s r n r d s of IV MRS. RITH I.AYO llarkelt In Tampa. i H r t n i n - l t r a u n l y , r i nr l i t *. vs .tmsph a leolf. Jr, Dslsndant. Vnu sou. »«cn ot jrmi. j i i * nmlf|*i Mr, .lt»fl Mr*. Ctlgrlr* Ntekeli I s i s \n, se ll n*'' Miss Katherine I.lieh. who sell in*l a j J ii in auDU-Ttme m |h* Till Jf'i*||A. edllj-.yr nU1 Injured In an aufnmohllis acrldenl simi* dfieriOeit properly hs* t-»»n hav* as gueit*. hla nephrw’* fami­ 1: j 11hi mriirtrtd Ar# rtu• lllt-i saS’nst yn-i amt ) on sr* tier*, ly from Cleveland. Ohio. They are A »iir) l^rW* N>h ' In Debsry several weeks ago, Is Vnu t r # h*r*b> h o i |M«m! t h * t i u l t ny re-imrul in »*rv* a copy nf vniir has nut and wa are most happy In b*. hfttti brouiht igAlmt you In answer to Hi* Hill nf I'ssit-lalnl staying in a cottage near Lake th* alfjk* nriMlUit ri»P« 111 lha «hntr« nn ihs risiniltf's sitnrney# llnenr- WilJmere. been nuite III with Uia I i i* see her around again. Everyone Or A l.ee. -Ill Kn-IVel Hull-tlna. n m u l rnjri. Hh#r*in lha riiiil'.i by lha Plaintiff. MAH? Winter t'srk. Hl.-ri-M and Me to. Mrs. Maude Ttipper enlertalnr.l m urk improved. missed her while she si as In the j \.SK NCUTT. »* a daura firantins original In Ilia nlfli-s nf lli* I'lerk the Saturday Eiening Pnnirhle Mi** Winona Craig, who has hospital and recuperating at home. nf lli* I'lrrult I ' n u r l on nr t-sfnr* )*f41m111f a ilikima, afid ^ b»»#l*\ nn!ifl»d ami r*«|Mlrrd to flla I he 'jj -lay - f St ar ch, I#'-* m l - e r . Club al her hnu«e nn Maine St. b-en shaving wlih Mr ant Mrs Dr. Rupert l-ongalrert. Supervl* i |i<j| Folia lly or hi alltiriiiil null h i m i hn sMl gsl l i - ns - f . a i d I ' m n . tha* I’lrrk nf »«til tVuri ) mil* ••rlt* pt a- nf In -|iil-t till* In Hie s f n r * . last Saturday evening Those pre- M'r! Rlsnkettshlp. ha* relurnril In «nr nf Inlem Inslltullnn al Slrlson l»n If • f’' . m tha <?nm* • •i d d f . e Vi h r d p r n p r t l y s hal l hr sept inrluiltd Mr ami Mrs, Nor­ Drr home r>n l.ake Si She has a I'nlversity, one of file devrlnpers ■n yiit'm in id «uii arid <•* »*'*• t a k e n a* r o n f t o * - ! . Godfrey of Pearl Lake friend from Massarhusett* slaying of National Audubon Society, and Thl* n n t i r s s hs l l he p n M I . h e d man w b copy ih*r*n f uptin attornay frjr J'laimlff nn nr bafnra tha JTth day rnii'i - s i h we e k for f mj r r n n i s e i l - Heights, Mr. and Mrs, Charle* W. with her. readily recognized at a leader it .ilarch, !>:•*, Ilaraln fall nc*| or II** " * . - « • In Th * Ha nf nr d l l s i a l d Wales and Mr. I^mi* Krull of Fern Mr*. Dan Lee. who live* In the m bird Instruction will show a «i#e*r*'t |»rn rooft-nsu will *'***• *Xe n *fis per. I ' s i s d m i s I f i h day s t y s t - r n a r r , Park. Mrs. Florence Sumlrrlln ami Mnrgsn home irfsti aarf|n»l ynu. is employed at the must Interesting film al 1 n'rlnrk ITXI>4 my tiih*1 and th» nffl. in.l t *1 »*j1 of 1»Nf I'nurl at fcailford IBI.AI.I Langford Hotel in Winter Park Mr John Ifollialrr of Lnngwnnd at the irhiKil auditorium Wedneithu :uh day of Kahruary, A i». si P I f ar ndnn. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rahrle and Mrs. Cassie Maters who ha* day. Marrh W. i l *r h «r I hs f ' l r e u l l r n n r l r - ' t ni nm* C e u n l y . r i n r l d a Iheir Mo children of Syraruse, been raring for Mrs. GilbeM at The Sunday evening Servlrai ar * in i I- I. Ilurdiek N. V are visiting Mr*. Belle Ahar Delray lleerh,Is expected home the Rarnett Memorial Churrh will I ' rpi t i y C l a r k II in ,1. 1,v K l.e* Friday. and Mr and Mrs. ,W. Ilallam. he a colored film strip depiering ' M u t ne i • m r I lalnllff Mr. and Mr* Neal Gilbert are Mr. and Mrs Ell l.ahon.f of different scene* of tho E nter ttnry I Km-" -1 llull-lnig W l n t s r P a r k . Kl or i da Maying with her parent* Mr. and Newport, R I . w*re Friday rallers at T:,7n p. m. Mrs. James McGrath for Ihe pre. nf Mr. asd Mrs D. E l.elghinn. Last Sunday ovenlng al Rarnrtl M cTiTtota s a v e i.v T i n : i m i l i r i - n r n T . s i ' T r i NOTD l; IM ill.III.HI i , i * p;v ihn sent. Both are employed In Or­ They spent a month here In Flori­ Methodist Church, nobyrt Raker, .11 t u n SI. I Mil l IT. *> 4 MI c u l t s i . u i m i i . i ; t m > T * . r i . n u - W* sr* *ngig*d In buslnet* st lando. da visiflng surh places as Sara- director of religion* ediiritlon First i is leiie, gluri-ta, unn»r Iht (relltH i t , i x m i t. x l u r n a n . i n n iota, Miami and Key Weit. Mr and Mr*. D Lamfnrt and U II. I I L N T C K , , . . . . Inui nanii lil.ADCU anil Hid * s Methodist Sanford wat'Tli* nett Inunu In regisitr tsl-4 nsm* -inn P tal nl lll 111* l‘l»tk nf III* flff-rll l'oi|el rhddren, who have been visiting Wo are happy to report that tptaker. Raker t* a senior Mini*, J ' V t . I K t P P C R a n d I I A V t r J Stmieoln County, rionda. in «n- Mr and Mrs. C. L. Robert ion and Mri. Woodrow Preiroll, who had ferial stirdenl af Stetson Unlvorslly. e'-r-len-e »nh in* i-rxildi-n .,f ih» OKI I ' FL I l . n u ••!(* L w U l ' l f KI.S, t.L.X.W H HflAXHON. P E N Flrllllmi* N»io* Utsful*. tn.w-lli family of Maine SI , returned to the misfortune to break her ink The MYF hrld a sandwich nipper 1 t ewLK s n d tli* u n k n o w n h«lr*. H*e*i-n 144.11* rineio* SUIules 1141. Iheir home in I/indon, Onfarlo le. Is coining along very nlrelv. st tho dining room nf Ihe Clill. >1*11-1 M. r.arl* 0 *i u s e s , I l f *! ***, s s sl gn***, l i e n ­ last Saturday after a vaealion of Mrs. K t ’arsnn has returnnf ilren’s home Sunday avenlng, fnl l.«nn TV »ll|l*r or s. - l e i l i m r s r i n i l e * * sn-l s r » u ■Irnrg* Jskuhrln Jr. several w»*ka In Florida. t**« of U L L L M K 111L-l. HAI ND from the Sanford Memorial Hospi­ lowing whirh Ihe regular MYF Sliih«W Htdikn a ; tin. -I*r«*:«-I s n o If l - u l l - d tal and I* improving rapidly. Mr and Mr* R. R Gray will he r i s <1 n*r h u , n s n o — , l us un­ program was presented by a jrimp x ism r. to tiF.riian k n o w n wit*, if a l i i * . » n d If d**0 . Howard Eaton who ha* been In frum Orlando. COI H T O F In ralmttlo, thl* weekend to at­ t n * i r u n k n o w n hei r s, o*vi ss *s IX T I I B i m t l T T T H K S I X TH J M I I M A t. M O M IT tend the birthday party in honor Miami for several day* has re­ l e y s i s e *, i i i i l n l i i . t u n e r s . er *dl Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cnullelfe nf of ri.oMtn*. ix Axn fob t or s , t r u l l * * * , sn-l I r a n i * * * . • KMIXOI-n COtXTT, IX CHA.X. of Mr. Gray'* father, R. H. Gray, turned home pnday. Panama City hava purrhasrd Ihe fieleadsnt* m ; nv XOTl i r. Tf> D R r K l t l I N T i n ; NAME U F T l t r . ATATK .IUH.X 1- ANDEHBnV. riaimiff, tarsua htrthr notified and raqulrad In fitsUK r LUHIl’Af •IU T i l l ; ULKfcMJANTHi .Intin II. oA HAH ELIZABETH ANDF RSCiN, iiiareonally ur hi attorney) wlih Defendant, lha rtsris of said -"nurt your wrilS - n p P * r a n d l t d l* J S k l r p t r . hi , cat* No HIT i*n dsfenat*. 11 any. le th* Com­ wit* a nd a g a i n s t Ik* u n k n n w n To. PA 0 A H E L I Z A B E T H AN D E R plaint in said anti and to tana h*i r s. d*vls**s. I *gal e*s. s s s i g n s e s PON Oantral Dallsory Maivilta, t copy thereof upon attorney fnr 1- s nor t . e r * 4 lle4 s. Irutiett. and Naw Turk i'ltlnliff on or heiora Ih* 37th day ■ r a ni s s i t ef iguesr-i* t i n t a s u n d e r * o t s t a s i d a a d If * i * r m a r r i e d her * You ar* harahv nollftad that auls of .March, 1*4* Herein fall not or has heen brought atalntt you In dtera* pro husband ----, m* unknown »if* if in* above antltUd cat* In lha aboio against you.ronfttao will bt aniarad a l l s * , *n d It d«ad, ( hai r u n k n o w n WITNESS me hand *rd th* nffl. b u r * , davi t s**, l e g a t e e , . *t *i fn**a. naintd Court, wharaln Ih* rallaf lisnn,,. rrsdn-rs. Iruslsts. a n d aought hy ih* rtainiiff. J ohn i „ clal seal of said Courl at Sanfnrd ANfiERCO.V It o da era* granting tdu Zltla day at rtbruary, A. D. c r a n u a t ; *nd to All r t r l i t * ( I t l m l n r l nt a r *s t . he, Pfainilfr a ditore*. said dterat •" divorce to contain and Ineorporsra O r Herndon t n r n u t n o r * i * l n s t i h * *hov* n*rn• Irruil Clerk • d n a t u r a l d r f a n d i n l * n o t k n o w n mo provtaiona In that certain lap*r»t1on Agreement entered lot,, i.v fClark'a Feali t o (i* de a d or l i n e . And t o : All e a r n * * h a t i n g nr you and ru m m i dated April t, Wilton Alssandar c l a i m i n g to ha va a n y r i a h t . Mil* t*4I. ralaili* to lha i-uslodv and AH«rn*y fnr rialnllff « r i n i a r a t l In a nd t o i n* f ol l owi ng eph'r*! of your minor aon, Hinyt r o. Bos l*L datrrlbad propart*. tiludsd In 111,.STEM AVIir.flMON, and ynu are Fern Park. Florida DREWrrtkV Dtp VMMTN VOUHfA«TWfl« V vNAMES/— . 7WR MONTH- fgffm f c i mm n l a Co u n t y , Fl or i da, to w| t i T h a i p a r i ot i n* x o r i n w a a t q u a r t a r i . M V ' U of Ih* Po u t h ' « * * t n u a r i a r f i n v u i nf Pee. I l i on IP, T o w n s h i p I I houl h. Ma nga IS K4at. l yi n g Cast nf I C'ounTy Hoad, h t g i n n i n g al l ha j p o i n t r a p r a a t n t a d hy a r n n r r a l a t wa r k a r a i t u a i a d in i n a r a n t e r . e f l b* p r a a a n t d r a i n a g e di t ch J c e n n ae t l n g L i m a Be ar Lake 1 a n d Cub L a k e a t l h a B e a r L a k e H o a d r i g h t o f w a y Hun d a u t n ’ R ' f IH " f « * y 134 fast , t h a n e * R a i l a r l v l o a. p o i n t dn t h o l a k e ahora. #4 f ast , h o u l h a l o n g a h o r a f r o m t ha h a s t e n n r r a t a m a r k e r in aald Cloead from Till p, m. Ralurdiy HUI f «, m. Mob. Arcade Package ST O R E HOLLYWOOD 'JT—Oscar wlnnar Audrey Hepburn is hack In Holly­ wood — but dot far long, Though she D one of the movies' most brilliant new stars, Miss Hepburn has made only one pic­ ture here. Now she'a making an­ o t h e r — and singing and dancing in It. The picture Is called "Funny Fare," and she costara with Fred Astaire. When I visited Ihe se|, she was wailing to make some tests. She plays a fashion model in the picture and looked Ihe part. Her outfit waa a white aatln shealh, so n a r r o w she mold hardly walk, with an Immense holt of pink satin enveloping her lopslde. A teardrop rhinestone at her hairline gave her an East In­ dian look. "No, I don't danee In thin nutfit," she laughed. "Rut I do a lot nf dancing. I've been In (raining for It- and It’s Rulte difficult getting hack Inin shape, l haven't danced professionally for four years, and 1 havrn'l even had the lime to keep up my lessons. I did some when I was here for •Sahrina anil more recently dur­ ing "War and eTace." Those familiar with the Hep­ burn saga will remember that ahe started her professional career as a dancer, Her first show, sho rarailed, wa* "High Button Shoes” In London. Her last musical was a ret oe called "Snore Pl^^ww-." though she did some danrlng In a Rritlih film she would Ilk* to forget. She ll also sing In "Funny Fare" —"though you ran scarcely rail it that." She has some numbers Merchants Warned N ot To Capitalize On Kelly Wedding * tioii at Maxwell Field, Mobile, Ala. Mr. ami Mrs, E. M.'fTuirrh of I iherty, \ . y. ara visiting their friends, Mr. ami Mr*. H. M. Gleason. The Churches nnllre many changes In Ihe To years since they were in l.ake Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Sinn* of ML Dma, were supper guest* of his sl*ier Mr*. Dessle Saunders, Tuesday Thrv «nre arrnninanFr<l by Mr. ami Mr*. Cliff Kindly of Niles, Midi., who are winter­ ing In Ml. Dm a. Mr*. Klmly Is a •tslor iu-lnw of Mr*. Sanmler* \fter supper, they all attended Pione.er Night. Mr. and Mrs., Harnld Greenwoo,| nf linidiier. Mass, have arriverl In spend some lime with her brolhrr-ln-law and sister, Mr. Pminl property on Main St. an nmt Mrs. It. K. True, ■re planning to remodel U. If MlfwMff The FI,OKI HA TI MBS*UN ION Daily Delivery Phone 17.17 for Prompt Servlrn Subject k What our uhoela mean lo lha cemmunita A vary Interoatrng program ha* been arrangad Admiaalon Fca# No rollarliona Public Invited Fight p. M. Wedncaday March 14 NEW YORK IT—Merchariflaer* were warned Thursday not to plan to capita lint on Ihe wrridlif of film actress Grace Kelly '«nd Trlnce Rainer Ut nf Monaco! An advertisement in Woman'i Wear Daily, relalting organ, read; "Any use nf Ihe name of Orar* Kelly, Prince Rainier lit, o* theif seals, or In any manner.—either dlrrclly or Indirectly for dimmerclal purposes, nr to further the sale nf merchandise or Item* of fny kind, without Ihn prior author­ ity of the undersigned, Is prohibit­ ed, and any violation thereof shall be vigorously prosecuted.” . , The advertisement waa algned by Jnhn Edward Sheridan Of Phil­ adelphia, who saM he had counsel for the Kelly famttf for years and wai acting In btfu)f of the roiiple, here, then *h« and AitolrgdiUt ito one In Ihe itrret* nf Pari* in May, She'll remain In Europa-after that. "t have to do 'Arline* vs Wilder over there.” *h# reported. "Thru I expert In do 'L'AUIon* wlilt Willy Wyler; ht'a worktop oa Ihe script now ” ltd? alte'i not anll-Hnllywai ■ ” 1 love It here.” »he laid, " th e f Just keep making pictures to Europe, that's all. And 1 don't mli».l; Europe Is my home, you know. Perhap* someday 1 would like to settle here. But right nove 1 find it ekclllng to travel.” She anil husband Mel .’T arref have r e n t e d Anatoli* IdWik'i home nn the heach at 4falibti, She reportrd hnlh are rePH^erallug from their jmirneyi front Europe. Are Ynu IntcrcaUA. In t «■ Pence, Health a fid Prosperity? ^ If .So, Vmi A rt InrftPd Ti* Visit Tho U N IT Y C U S S V A LD EZ HOTEL SEE THE tU At K Hit LY PASSION LAKE TU ESDAYS* 7:45 P. MP PLAY WALES H urry’* Hurry! HE'S A MEDIEVAL, MADCAP... dueling and fooling his way to new crowning heights of buffoonery! Count on Our Sanitone DRY C LEA N IN G to holp you look your bolt Don’t frit a bit if ararythiag t t t l f>* naw. Stailon* Dry Qauiag «0I nak* every (traant aa at*r»freaks spoilt*! aad perfectly pgaaaarl at th* day yon boughl H. SaL Ha* M flyug. Call fai aaralet today. Sanford Lodge No, 111 F A A M Educational Week March 11-17 Hon. Rayburn T. Mllwea, Hup. Public lnatructlra Wltl addrtae an open mtollng under Ih* auspice* oT Hanford U dga N*. «1 M k A M For 10 vaara thla store ha* consistently observed lha following hour*: Weak day* • a, m. lo 1:11 p. in. Saturday* t a, m. in 7:14 p. m. THE SANTOED HERALD Mon- Mar. 12, IBSA Piyjt I WEDNERnAT MARCfl t l * F. M. f 0. D. Farrell 310 E. Flmt By Virginia P. Anderson Orlande Ward has returned to his home In North Monroe, N’.H. after spending some time at hla Lake Mary home. Mr. and Mra. D. F. Dya who have been winter visitors in Lake Mary, left Marrh f for their home in Canal Winchester, Ohio, Mrs. Joe Stunt hers and Mrs. Richard Keogh were In Orlando, Thursday, shopping. Hobby Taylor, FS Air Force spent the vucekriid with his grandmother, Mrs. Carol Lowe. Little Paul Brown of Kern Park was the g u e s t of hU grandmother, Mra. W. P. Rurke, -Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Joe MrCatm of Cranesvllle, l'a„ were recent guests nf their friends, Mr, and Mrs. T. E. Spires. Mr, and Mra, S. Tlendnr, en. rouia In Miami railed on Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Matn«h ami Mr. and Mrs. Grant MrClane ami others nf the Michigan colony wintering In Lake Mnry. Cdr, and Mra, Robert N, Vnhnrn and daughter, Sandra, left Saturday for Ids new duly sta­ tion at Chlnenleague, Va. Thursday evening. Mrs. W, P. Rurke had a plastic party, with the new local demonstrator, Mr*. Russell Berkley in charge. Aftrr thr thnwlng nf Hie varl nus Items, the hostess served coffee root heer and toll house cookies to Mrs, Berkley, Mrs, J. L. nullarrt, Mr*. Frank Mlnslirw, Mr*. R. F. Bullard nf Sanford, Mrs. Charle* Rrarh*. Mrs. c. C. Tif­ fany, Mr*, J, M. Cowan, Mrs. J. Rook, Mr. and Mrs. J,. C. Tlllls. Mrs, C. Rullrirk, Ml** (iayie Rurke and Ml-* Myrua William*. Capl and Mrs, John Markin nf Aberdeen, Md,, have arrived to visit her parents, Mr, and Mr*. Jn* Bamberger, Mr*. Cherlet A, nivena nf Jacksonville Is visiting her son snd daughter-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. r . A. Riven, Jr. Mr, ami Mrs. J. R. Reaves tank thrir dauhler, Mis* Marl­ on Reaves to Dnyltma Rcnrli, Monday where the enrolled In lh a Mary Karl Vocational School, Miss Reaves aspect* to enter the new rln** In Nursing, S Sgt. A. K. SJohlnnj left Sun­ day nlghl for his nrw duty stn- Audrey Hepburn Is Back In Hollywood Heavy Breed Roosters, Pullete Mixed Save The Pullets For Layers-lOc Each WITH THE PURCHASE OF P U R IN A SUPER C H IC K S T A R T E N A General Insurance W EDNESDAY H. JAMES GUT AGENCY COME EARLY - THEY’LL GO FAST b 111 H. Pilm ttt* Av*. F I. | a il EA1T F I liT STREET PRONE Tl H. JAMES OUT JAMES a GUI .- Downtown Cleaners Laundry Co, TOM * JERRY — Cartoon AND LATEST. NEWS STENTS Seminole Counl Laundry Co* n § w . TkiH at. m M n i �- r ' - ■ ‘ ' . . mm > -y || _ Jl ' _ U a n i . a Admfl rs l a , a m srsa o C sm phstl Seminote County Records BATiaratmuas A l e t r e d e» V ft Iw'JsAI* AMU 1° U U •} gait?"A*l *>•** BnX «> William V ' eui'll'Vi.l'Ifi st u* la L'iuU 0 #Vv zi £u«a a**o 10 Jaa, ..utiine W iUiian . * t*. .vat SoX at wI* to Anliur 0 -.in st ua ? S>...iuarA r Hunts t:e to Aitiiur a js i'h .'in si us . . . . . *» St ....uusiU slnsiivs co to A WIn C ffl . -Iiullll ua , , , „ - |*i key «* Loan Also i« I I Aiauia si ua Jli.ux guiuiusvksr Jr si ua tu ■’ . usora# Si tliursioa st us «. nry Uchumsuusr jr si ua to i •tours* H THursion st us . Jl. kin S»v a Lnsn Amu to u.uias » ri Thurrmn si ua >.gi n nailer Devin A Co to . iidliem Tudor fna SI M**l •»! . , 1*A 1-,is,' to burls *-• k *i *vJr , SIMS .San it Heines Cur to Od. „ -tf H»aaKt'uder of MIni' slnSI Cllr to Od- More than food staining ships were sunk In World War II. , ’ .* • ,l > r. m. “ ( / X’ / « C am paign Sy JAM IS MASLOW could lose vote*. WASHINGTON UP-Thli will be By this Urn* any other presla pretty mild presidential cam*,dent, in offlc* as long at llten"•Ijr ;f pi* Democrats follow tha. hnwar would ba full.of traits from lire taken by San. Sparkman <D :opposition dubbins. Tbere'd be no Ala), wnom thay picked to reply surprise tn *t.ing A m more of to President Elsenhower. the same when the campaign be­ gan. It would so Ilka*this: Clobber Elsenhower's aides but But the Democrats haven’t mix any criticism of Elsenhawar treated Elsenhower like that (or himself with' nlca wordsi even most of his time tn th* Whits praise him; make attacks on him House. TTiey have handled him as mora oblique than frontal; and If he ware marked; “ Fragile: Use blame him for slna of omission No Hooks.“ rather than those of commission. < Elsenhower, no profasslonal pot The Democrsts are In a dilem­ Itlclau himself, could glvo Iho pros ma with Elsenhower. And it fesslons If you accept this defini­ seemed to peep through Spark- tion of a successful politician: one m n’a talk this week. Ha took to who gels much dona he wants the airwaves in reply to E ltn - done while retaining maximum bower's reb. 29 broadcast dealing popularity to carry Into the aext with bis health and hie running election. From the beginning of hlf presi­ ■lain. dency Elsenhower, deliberately or This la th e ‘dilemma: How to handle a president who by nature, put himself abdve th* Is so popular and baa th* widest rough and-lumblo of politics. Mak­ sympathy and good will altar his ing no personal attack!, he has & u. h u rt attack, Boughing up a na­ given others * minimum excuse is tional hero not in perfect health for attacking him personally. During these past three years angry Democrats may have want­ heard from esperti on gonerit ed *} hit Elsenhower directly but global conditions as well as 60- moat of th* tlm* thay aimed tbalr vlat affairs. Western Europe, tha fir* at tha men around him. If Near East and South Asia, Thla there were casualties, they didn't mealing was extremely Interesting Include Elsenhower. and, I mutt contest, tiring, sine* wa all knew that wo had about a Her* arw some phrases from Sparkman's talk: sixteen hour flight facing ua, “Our political differences will Mrs. Carmif* Wills Is represent mornlns, but Mr. Haggerty an­ W* left the Kate Department and never lessen . . . personal regard went directly to Washington Inter­ Ins the Sanford Herald on a news­ nounced Tuesday avaning that paperman's tour, Ths ntoalb-lonf (here could ba no visitors since the national Airport. A chartered plane (for him). , . . Wa respect Mr. for the rindor he has travsl will taks Mrs. Walts, whose Conference Boom holds 100 people carried us to Idtewltd and there we Elsenhower shown (about his health) In his boarded our TWA flight. It is from husband is a stockholder in the and there ara over TOO working report to tha people . , . Wa thank Sanford Herald, to rumeroue for­ press membara la tha capital-all lhat point rhat I am writing this eign countries aid anions Interest­ of whom wanted in. So—si ha said letter. We lert New York tail night him for hit frank explanation." about 7:50 E3T and It fl now 3:00 Sparkman put hii emphitls on ing people of tha wsrld. -you can’t argua with arithmetic. p.m. Lisbon tlma—or about 1:00 Elsenhower's health, aa was to be lira. Walla will write of her ex­ Wt heard the affirmative an­ expected, line* Elsenhower a periences during th* tour. The first nouncement when tile noon editions a.m. In Gadsdan. etV stopped last week before hid (tevolrd hll own night for fuel In Gauder, Newfound­ of her articles appear* today. of the papers cams out. land—a mot: daiolate, cold place. broadcast to It. Sparkman Indl •. • . • • . . . Yeslerday aftarnoon (gooJnen, Someone laid the temperature rated the Democrat* will mak* no much has happened in tne k , rfm i jang ego) our.group at- was IS degrees hut he undoubtedly lh« President's haafth a major past two days. 1 am still amazed -rndsd a three hour briefing eoi- was trying lo mike an Alabamian in find myself actually making this ,|on ti,« state Dapartment. Mr. feel better—I know It was colder! where I hope to mall this letter. trip rather than Ju*t anticipating It. nobinton Mcllwalne, Aislstant De- We had breakfast this morning After an hour or so there, we ara W* left th* Airport Tuesday puty Secretary of stale, wai In In Santa Marta In the Azores. The off to Madrid where maybe I can morning on Southern Airway's1charge of the aeiiloit and ha in- soft-ipaaklng Porrugueie and mild gel my land legs back again. flight to Atlanta. W* then caught iroduced a haltary of Slate Do- climata of the Island glva an al­ t shall probably writ# again on t Della C A S plan* lo Wellington partment officials, each of whom most tropical air In Hsnta Marla Ihe way to Casablanca about our and checked Into Ihe Mayflower gave an outline of the prevent and tha Portuguese cnlfee nude me itav In ftnaln. Until then— Hotel. I problems and situations In his par That evening our group was In- iicular fltkl. In rlted lo a reception at the Egyp­ tian Embassy residence. Our host and hostess, Ambassador and Mra. Ahmed Hutsln, were charming and f was torn between spending Ihe evening ogling the lovely home and Joining tha dlscuailont all around regarding th* approaching decision of President Elsenhower on whether he will b* available for nomlnallnn. T h # Ambassador’* home won out tinea everyone ther#—and 'alsawHar* In Washingto-stem td to agree that ha would run. We h*d hoped to attend the Press Conference on Ihe neil Newspaperman!z Tour Report sS^sS^ # 9 i 8 • r- NEW MOON To ue, thla affair teemed to b* on* that f open! It'a officially d*cUr*d torncould be termed "for practice" alnce there •ad ready for uael mch Avenue became th# alx-lan# will be the 17*02 four-lanlng, State Road 415 thwajr wa'v* expected for many yeari paving and wluenlng, State Road 46 paving neks arid eara can ply Ita wide expanse and widening, other section* of 17-92, to be lit iaauranca that nothing will block completed In the pot too distant future. Way a* they travel from one and of They were assured from the rostrum as th* rd to the other without narrow blocka dedication of French Avenue came into be­ r down and Impede progress. * ing and slowly mad# Its way toward com­ With fanfare, speech##, ribbon cutting pletion. The Sanford Herald Is proud to have I celebrating, French Avenue came Into played a part In the leadership In the M rn. fight to bring French Avenue Into being. At* no time haa their been auch a wide ay of political flgurea gathered 1tt San- Your Sanford newspaper backed the French Avenue project from It# very beglnlng and jrftar any evant. led th* way through controversies, through A , gubernatorial candidate, a former rgrter, a Supreme Court Juatlce, a Road requests, through sleepless nights and .. I m Chairman and two of the members of watchful day A While othera were saying "there will hlMUNt, Senate leader* and Icadera of the liU tiire, not to count the numernua can* never b4 a French Avenue Project as long m fa for local "political offlcea were on as I hold th« ausplcloua office that la pre­ ad when earemonlea got underway to de- sently mine," the Sanford HersH was » y lug "French Avenue la a must", Franch *t# French Avenue. Such wai the occasion laat Friday at 4 Avenue la necessary", "French Avenue win clock aa screaming siren* brought the be accomnllshed, and saw that th# public was [gnltarlea to a waiting rostrum from whlrh constantly advised of the Intrigue which iflriU of praise were to flow and from was keening a growing, progressive com­ munity from getting all that was rightfully JJleh political dlga were to be mad*. [\ Sanford and Seminole County will not her*. W* believe that French Avenue Is Just ‘'forget the occasion for the barbs, a starter. Now that others begin to reallxa fkougn made In a'm oat fashionable Ion and without sarcasm of spite, were that Sanford am! Senlnn'e Tm uty U one of Florida's fastest growing eltl a and coun­ narly and self-restrained. ties. Its share of batter roads, both primary iCmlnelv, the occasion officially onened, am* secondary will be forthcoming. l dnly French Avenue and Its long ribbon* On French AVenue rested tha basis for iking paved lanes, hut the 1056 polltlral ufon both on the county and State levels. which Intrigue and behlnd-the-scenea plann­ ing could be defeated. It Is the project that opened the eyea of those who sought to th e Sanford Herald take away from ua Imnortant progress. Ami T'*« onriford Herald helped lend the way from ita beginning to Its end. The citizens, the officials, the political office holders, and those who ware Intensely Interested In seeing French Avenue through, did a marvelous Job. To them must go tbs thnnka of a grateful community for a Job web done. To those who created the plan* for th# celebration officially opening and dedicating the throughway must go tha thanks for a ^ W m m M I * ' • « « « k » r ,1 fl< stupendous prolact accomplished. If all of th# other c*b,,*rnHn"» follow era done Monday, March 12, 1056 e-netlv as well we will have accomplished •i| that ahould be Ba/iford'a and Seminole County’s. ’ ^Beware that thou forget not the Lord Now that French Avenue has come Into thy Ood, in not heaping Ilia commandments, being and recognized ** one completed and gnd Hie Judgments, ami His statutes, which put Into use, wo look forward to even bigger .g^eommand thee this day." Deuteronomy and b"“ — cMnhratloni when the 17-02 pgo’eeta are completed. \ / BOY S & GIRL'S Uju*. Bparkmaa argued that Elsen­ hower, bacaas* of hi* health, * couldn't b* • full-time president. In a Job that needs fu'* time. EUenhowtr. he aald. hat had te dum p£ tome of bit Moat critical outlet on his aldea and mutt eonUnu* to'd* a*. ' I. ■This eoluaa la tor laaford Hon express‘~ log aid reader# to us* is i * -------their opinions apes *■oi >> matter* at '*1 public We tnltreat to Use general solicit your Meat and Ulr criti­ cisms of any sxlsuaa aoadJUons.i city wide, tut# and aatiocai: com-' manta ar criticisms of tadlvldualt, public, officials, groups or argaaliatloni, hut be temperate, fair and truthful No persooilitjat Tha irngih of your letter depends upu* th# Importance of what yo* Save to aay At) lettora will he signed by wntar with aSdreu, though signature MU he Mthkei* from puaileitloe^aepreeteesA hM Ueatioa upo* reqneet WW i ^ aver ■*#ilkl*n*rt*r*^ ekejtid limited to M* e f k t w t J The, ' , Herald reserve* ,ih* right te edllL or cut letter* to fit the spec* available. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR m s 0 Avon** Lawton, Oklahoma March *, IM* Publisher # The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Dear Sir: Inclosed herewith my (hack for taur dollars (M DO) for which plats*, send me your paper for aa Iona at thla will pay for. t would like lo thenk you for th# copy you aants me last month. I am seriously considering moving my family to Sanford about th*A first of Jpn* and 1 would Ilka to * receive your paper until that tlma as I believe that the local paper will give ms a very good picture of your . town. ! am de­ finitely going to move to soma town in Central Florida and I have been favorably Mmpresied with tha Information I have re­ ceived about Sanford. Thanking you fur your courtesy, I remain Sincerely yours, £ Orbln G. Booth 8 EGG COLORING CONTEST OPEN TO CHILDREN FROM 5 Thru 9 Years Of Age Contest Closes Friday, March 30th. Takesoff LIKEyou'rewearingSpurs PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED' SAT. MARCH 31 AT 2 P. M. Judging will ba based on prettiest or most humorous. Simply color one hard boiled egg and bring to Downtown Cleaners and Laundry at US Palmetto Av*. C o n e tr y / f —' bu ick Js rrv y n thmuj begin ha th* Brat rtxty wconda - and 1 from fro then on they com* in clusters. .Fight off, you fed th* atepr-ed-up getaway In BuIcV'a ncu> Variable Pitch Dynaflow*-# blazing new tako-off •van bijort you switch th* pitch, Became now-right In tha topmost inch of pedal travel -right where you do most of your driving - riglit In th* fuel-saving economy range-your* moving with a solid new “tako-hold" getaway that’s briskjud blessedly smooth. ~~ ~ 1st PRIZE alive white rabbit for Boy 1st PRIZE alive white rabbit (or girl 2nd P R IZ E aliye buff rabbit for girl or boy 3rd P R IZ E one extra large easter basket 4th & 5th PRIZE one large easter basket 8th & 7th PRIZE one large chocolate easter egg •Then yo* double th^thrM For when you whnt tn past-or cUmb-nr get out of a tight spot fast —you floor the pedal and twitch tha ltcn. That brings you an absolutely smooth burst of ill-power go-ahond on the,split second—and Ua th* arareit thing to soaring flight yet lt’a a double-baneled package of excitement-and it’s teamed with tha most powerful VS engine in Bulck history —* 622-oublc-lnch engine with no let* than 6.5 to 1 compression in every C i.u r.r, fiuru aud K Sth Thru 14th PRIZE one email chocolate aaalar agg BRING YOUR EGGS IN EARLY1 ONLY PRIZE EGGS WILL BE RETURNED SEE THE PRIZES ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW! ItoASMAana — ' ■— TBROLAMiNma m AH (hat would saem Uk* thrill wvoogh-bwt you've hardly scratched the ewrfao*. You’ll And younelf glowing all over from (ha sweat and level buoyancy of Buick'a great mw ride, You’ll feel a serene satisfaction from tha way (hfc Mm beauty handles and corners and tracks to th* road with tha truest acute of direction yet. ’ And certainly you’ll have to feat tha good feeling (hafi yours Just from bossing thla big and brawny and beau* tiluily sculptured automobile that's like a thing alivft and impeccably obedient, We'd like you to know and feel all thla Srathand-Just by trying out a new Bulck. That'a all yo* do to Join Buick'a ThrlU-A-Mlnuta Chib. Whv not become a member in good sitting todeyA And when you do, w* have big-thrill newt cm prices, too. *.Vm> Adoeneed V ukhk PNeA Dyw^ow krkeewft Dywegew Guick buildi today, fl Ir ttaadtrd an ftoedmarter, Juper sad Caotary-epitoml as medatt m m ton on On Spatial SSSffIMCKHET amex wut tuna - til • ■* ■ ATAMWIOWamet I lawia ♦*■<** ft year eeerlM* waft NICHOLSON BIlfCK CO. �o Seminole Hi MONDAY At 10:45 t . a . Ue W.M.S. Cir­ cle* of the flrct Baptist Cburtb trill meet. At 12 00 n«»n the W.M.S. of the first Beptlst Churil will have • covered mib lunchson. At 1:00 p m. Uia W.M.S. of the flrat Baptist Church will h ,v« it* monthly program. At 1:00 p.m. the Elsie Knight Circle -Baptist Chureh will molt at the horns of lflia Martha fox, lioo Park Av* With Mlaa fox and Mr*. Estelle Ollsoa as hostesses. At 7:00 p.m, tho Boy Scout* ........... J Scout Room ef the Presbyterian Church. At 7tS0 p.m. the Session meet# In the Session Room of tbe Pres­ byterian- Church. Circlet of tho Woman of the Presbyterian Chureh will meet ae fellowsi Circle No. 1 with Mr*. Victor trown, Chairman, with Mr*. R. A. Cobb, SIS West llth St., at • M IS t DIANE HART • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * Parents Announce Engagement 4* , Of Diane Hart, Stephen Day Jr, Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Hart of Sill Orango Avoaue announce the engagement ot their daughter, ' Diane Mason, So Stephen 0. Day Jr. Ha ll tbo so* of Mr. and Mra. Stephen Day of Washington, # Min Hart wa# graduated from Seminole High School and la now • a Senloc at Marietta College, ;' Marietta, Ohio, where the Is majoring in Home Economics, She 1* a member t i Chi Omegi Ur D l, 1§ a |ri<jugt« , H). h t . hnn, W«*hin*toa High School, Wasl inimn, Pa. He Is also * Senl< it Marietta College and la mi Joring la Petroleum. Ha la member of Alpha Blgm* PI Friteralty and a member of U Varsity crew. A June wedding Is being pla: eed. Nancy White Chosen Belle Of Ball A rainbow *f colon In formal! carrlad out th* them* of th* annuli lemlnol* High School Rainbow Bill, sponsored by the Glee Club under the dlrecaon of Mill 0111* B*«ce Whlttl*, Friday night in th* School Gym. Chosen this year as "Balia of Th* Bali", waa MU* Nancy White #*• etfrtad by Billy Biihop. Her court Included Miia Janie* Klnlaw, Bob BMlay, Mill Batty Varnum and jack Levin. Th# tham* of th* ball wa* eirrt#d out effectively in th* lovaly de­ coration*. A high rainbow formed Grac* Hobby, Carol Nutt, Marcia Bumgirner, Susan Smith. Tommy Wyatt, Kenneth Ramsey, Jo* Devil and Ray Johnson. streamer* were used In nil parti nf the Urge room. Tha couples war* Mated *4 Indi­ vidual tablet marked with plac* esrds hairing a glittoring rain­ bow. Something new in th* way of dancas was lha idea of Program Dancing. Four main danc** w«ra • held during rht avanlng. Judge* for th* event and th* ehooalng of th* ball* war# Mri. AI Duibury, Miss Jonl Blunder*, Mr. and Mr*. Guy Allan, Mr*. Virgil Smith, Mill Ethel Riser, Billy Filming and Roger Harris. At tha cllmai of tho crowning, dona by principal H. E. Morris, a flower show waa presented for lha belli and har court. Included In the 0 entertainment war* Mlsa Fat Har­ rington singing "Always Chasing Rainbow*” and “Somawhar* Over th* Rainbow” ; Mlsa Jonl Stunderi doing a lo#—tip; and Roger Hsrria rendered severs! songs on the plsno Including "Embraceble You" and "Lovely To Look At". Miss Whit* waa presented a bouquet of rad rosaa and bar at­ tendants gifts. ^ Faul Krahmtr and hit orchestra v xandarad tha music for lha formal affair playing aumbara ringing from waltias ta rumbas. Thost included on th* decorallag commlttea wart Yvonne Cullum, Janice Klnlaw, Nancy Whitt, Ann .Harvey, Mary Ann Wright, Kay Jenkins, Bobble Crutchfield, Mary vntlonal. secretary, and treasur­ ers report* were given respecti­ vely. Miss Helen Witt* was appointed to tike th* clothing to the Good Ssmaritan Homo. Mrs. Oseir Zlttmwa conducted a short but Impressive rite in iccepung th# "Women'* Gift." • • .V S lS " M W Ethel Root Circle Is Now Planning Strawberry Festival Th* Bthat Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church mat In th* Fellowship Hall of the Church Monday avanlng. The mealing was called to order hy Mrs, Jim Kastman, president, M rs* w h y ' tn tm r M ~ tW ! d*. •v M . Circle No. *t with Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Chairmen, with Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, SOS Magnolia, 3:30 p.m. with Mr*, J. Beck, co-heaton. Orel* No. I with Mr*. P. T, Piety. Chairman, with Mrs. R. E. Herndon, S00 B. Fourth St., Circle No. 4 with Mre. D. C. Reward, Chairmen, with Mr*, G. H. Brown, 114 Park Ave„ Circle No. R with Mr*. Clarence Snyder, rhnlrmen, with Mr*. Er*d William* Sr., S20 0*k Av*., I p.m. Circle No. « with Mr*. A. C. Moore, Chslnnnrt, with Mr*. J. 0. Hutchison, Indian Mound Vil­ lage, I p.m. Clrcl* No. 7 with Mr*. W. D. Simplon, Chairman, covered dish noon at th* rhurrh, 11:IX> a.m. Clrcl* No, I (Morning) with Mr*. Jack Graen*, Chairman, with Mr*. Gaorg* Stine, 439 Summerlin Av*., 9:41 p.m. Evening Clrcl* No. 1 Mrs. W. S. Rrumley Jr., Chairman, with Mr*. Mthl* Brown, 1114 Park Av*., 4:00 jvm. Mrs. John Smith and Mr*. A. C. Fort, co-hnstes«r*. Evening Clrcl* No. 3 Mr*. Clif­ ford MrKihbin Jr., Chairman, with Mrs, Andrew Bracken, 1107 Grandview Av*,, R:00 p.m., Mr*. 1. tfln Welker. ro-hn*tesa. Evening Circle No. 3 . Mr*. David Edwards, Chairman, with Mra, Harvey Hal*, 2431 S. Kim Av*., 8:f)0 p.m. CWF Oroup Thre* of the First Christian Church will m**t 7:00 p. m., at th* horn* of Mr*. A. B. Huntliy, 101 Rosalia. Tha St. Mark* Chapter of th* Womm'i Auxiliary of Holy Cros* SMILE PRETTY PLEAHR. Mr*. Elliott F«nwick modil* a straplas* ili *■* from the Holly wood Shop while Mis, William Foster displays a linen and l*c* creation. They will model In th* R, M, Wives Cluh’s Fashion Show which will he held In the Hits Thealr* Friday at 10 a. m. Fashion* by tho Hollywood Shop, U'ljolo by Jo me­ lon) * _____ _________________ , nan o m n i N a Dr. Robert J. Schmidt U • professor i t Florida Sut* Uni­ versity. lit li ■ member of th# SchfM-xf "(v'e' Wflfir# In Ih# department concerning Marriage end Family Living, He conducted classes which steeled Monday amt th# course was completed Friday. , Daily elaisei were attended hy the seniors. Subjects concerning dating, going ateidy, love versus Infatuation, engagement and mar­ riage were considered. Individual private counseling was also pro­ vided for the students. When ashed what his purpose for this program was Dr. Sch­ midt remarked, "To make the students' stop and think that maybe their way la not the only w»y." Thursday at l:So a m. the en­ tire student body heerd the Doc­ tor lecture. After the lecture, the etudenta were permitted to esk qufstloni which were discussed. Programs such as this prove thst something Is being done concerning teenigo problems. The last few days of next week Mary Grace Hobby, Nan Cushing, and Ernie Morris wilt represent Alls at tht Student council con­ vention In Gainesville. Also next week the hand will at­ tend platelet Rand Contest in De Land. They have been working very hard In Ihe preparation for this event. They are aur* to bring home high honor*. Church will meet at 10:43 a.m. A meal. covered dish luncheon will h* held At 8:00 p m. a delegation will benefit fashion show at • p.m. The, Woman'* Bible Class nf the and the program will start at 1 attend a Training Union m an p.m. Tuple 1* "Make Me A ChifThcl meeting at Unity Hill First Bap­ First Baptist Church will meet a) uf Rleislnai". Circle I Is In tist Church, The local church bus 7:30 p n». in the Educational Building. Group No. 3 ll hostels. chan* with leader, Mr*. Brallcy leaves st 8:30 p m. Th* Regular monthly meeting At 4:00 p.m. th* Communicant* Odham. Class will meet In the Educe- nf the Pilot Cluh nf Sinfnrd will The Friendship l.ea|u* of the lion*! Building of th* Preahyttr- he held at the Yacht Cluh at 8 Cnnireatllonal Christian Church Ian Church. p. m. Board meeting Is at 7:30 will meet at 2 p m. at ill* home of The Pilot Cluh will hold III re Mr*. W W. Lins at Sllvar Lake. The Junior High PTA will meet gulai meeting at 8 p m it the WSC8 Circles of th# First Maiho- Yscltl Club. The hoard will meet at 8 p m with Judge E Housholder ai guest speaker. His topic dlst Church will rneef as follows: el 7:30 pm. The Phehesn-Gnlden Circle Class I* "Rducallnnal Opportunities" Circle No. a in McKinley Hall it nf the Riptlst Church will hold Its Mrs. Roy Mann will then lead 3 p m. open discussion. e Circle No. T with Mri. R. T. monthly meeting at 8 p m at Ih# inThe Oviedo P-TA will mecl at Warren it 1012 Magnolia Ave. at home of Mrs E. J. Martin 1801 8 p. m. in the trhnol with Mrs. Palm Way. 3:30 p.m. James Pesnnn as chairman. This Circle No 3 with Mrs. Hu|hey, Circles of the WSt'S nf the is student participation night with Methodist Church will meet as Mrs. Lucy Smith's English Class 2311 Palmetto Ave. el 3 p m. Circle No. a with Mrs. Joe Ter- Minus: in charge. B. F, Wheeler Jr. will Cirri# No. I with Mrs. Bradford he speaker, ap. Golden Lake at 3 p.m. Circle No. 10 with Mrs. Orville Byrd. 2ui9 Hlhlarua at 1(1 a m. WEDNESDAY Circle No. 2 with Mra. Kmest Barks, Seminole lllvd, at 3 pin. At 3:10 p.m. the Elder Spring's outhwnd, 904 20th St. at *:S O TUESDAY Baptist Chapel Circle wilt meal. Tha Olaanera Class of the First am. At 7:30 p m. Dr. W. P. Brooks Baptist Church will havp Its ( Circle No. 3 with Mrl. W. E Jr. will conduct midweek service Gliiiewoll, 1410 Slevena Ava, at regular monthly meeting at th* at th* First Baptist Church. hnm* of Mrs. Myron Rmlth In :4S a m. At 8:11 Melvin Dekl* lead* th* rioral Heights with Mr*. I'rcl Circle No. 3 with Mrs. Ruth All Persons are Invited to rnm* Myera as co-host*ss. Tim* Is 7:30 Thompson at Loch Arbor at 9.30 ttv th# Woman Temperance Union a.m. at in a. m. la the Rducallnnal Laurel Av*. at 8 p.m. P At (1:30 p.m. th* Y.W.A.'i of The Amerlran Hnm* Department Building o f Ih* ririt Baptist Th* WMU of the rirtt Baptist Ih* First fUplist Church will of the Woman's Club will have a Church. Thurston and Mrs. Eastman They selected the following to work on aommitteea, to make th* festival a success ai it wag last year: Publicity, Mrs, Ralph Lossing, Mr*. Anna Herbs!, Mrs. Eastman; tablea and decorations, Miss Oartrud* Vlnnlng, Mrs. Clyde Stinson, and Mr*. Gus Reh­ ash . Mra. Gatmaa distributed towel* to be aold by the elrcla. Delicious refreshments of peach abort cik*a, cheese, crackers sandwiches and coffee were served so Ih* foUowlngi Mrs. Eastman, Mra. Stinson, Mrs. Ralph Lossing, Mra. Gilman, Mra, John Jooaa, Mra. McMillan, Mra, Bonner Carter, Mra. Mathany, Mlsa Witte, Mra, Ed Simpion, Mlsa Vlnnlng, Mrs. Owen Mtredilh- Mra, Ttson, Mra, H. A. Thurston, Mra. Ro*e Hoyt, DaLand and Mri. F. A. SehmaU of Harbor Beach, Mich., Mra. Gus Sehmah, Miss Mary J* Robinson and Mra. W. W. Lina, Visitor Is Honored By Sorority Group airs, Stella Roth, a visitor it Mrs, the Miyfatr inn and a member of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority In New Brunswick, N. J. waa hot) ored by aeveral member* of tho local sorority chapter, Gamma Lambda, at tha homa of Mri. Phyllis Chapman, Frldsy aviniog at I p.m, Ideas were exchanged and "general chatting" enjoyed. Cof­ fee and pxstrles were served later tn the evening to Mrl. Chapman, Mrs. Rnlh, Mrl. Joan Caitinn- Mri, flendr* (lerg, Mra. Faya lavigg, Mrs. Carolyn Batts, Mrs. Joan Batten, Mri. Mary Tyr# and Mlsa Cherry Slnilatary. P&AMmah Mr. and Mri. Samuel Carter of DeBsry hav* ai their go*it, Mrl. Bealrlet Auerbach of Sea Clift, L. 1. Mr and Mrs. August Hermann of Akron, Ohio will visit Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hardesty, Wednesday. They are staying with F. J. Her­ mann of Urlamlo, his brother, MJss llerriett Redding w a s among the approximately IS out­ standing Florid* high school sen­ ior* attending tha annual Schol­ arship Day last Saturday nn tha Slelioft University (ampul. overlaid with a whlto eul-werfe cloth, waa centered with - throw tiered candelabra, tht the boots* caeca were flower* sent from thw president of the Seminole County Federation of Women'! Club* and from lha Altamonte Civic Club. Each wag centered with gold thre* tiered candelabra, on a separata fable waa a thro# Hared cake decorated and auS rounded with white rose* hid gold leaves. On the top waa I goM horseshoe centerod with a gold 'NT* During tho course of event* fp* tora of commit oahtrajrt with t i t letter* "owe" and v l N M i i r warn paind out. The trap W ar* Chorokae Rosa, tho club 6wr*r. Member* of tho aeclal eammitttt were Mrl. M. Partin, chairman Mr*. J. E. Brookshire. Mr*. Joyed Jakubein Jr., Mra. Donn Ulrey, Mr*. R. 0. Smith and Mr*. Chhrlat Niblick. Playing the piano i t Intervals were Mrs. W. H. Martin, Mtaa Julie Gore, Mrl. T. L. Unto If., Mra, Louis L. Day, Mra. J. H. B uie/, whllo pouring laa wars Mra. B. F. Wheeler Sr., Mra. Jamaa Wilson, Mra. Georg# Morgan, Mra. W. P, Carter and Mra. Jamaa Partin. < Cutting lha cako warn Mra. J|« kubcln, Mri. P. t Cobb, and Mr*. J, M. Staley, Acting ae floating hostasiaa for the affair wart Mra, Jamas Wilson, Mrl. M m t. Runt, Mri. Donn Ulrey, Mrs T, L. Ling*, Mrs. B. 0. Smith, Mrs. Max Lets* hart all of Oviedo and Mra, Iboman Wheaton of Orlando. Mrs. J. K. Brookshire took ear* n. th# registration and had ah ir|* of tho program for the dap. commitiaa In charge nf erring* menti was composed of Mrs. Char* lei T. Niblick, ehatrmin: Mrs. A. A. Myers, Mrs. R. W. Estes; Mra, Frank Wheeler Jr., Mrs. M U i Rory and Mrs. B. 0. Wsin right. Approxlmsicly ISO members and guests called during lha ifternoo* among whom was Mra. Charlii Johns, wife of thw formar govern*# of tho Stall of Plorida, Bonn!* Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Anderson, partici­ pated In th* festivities of the crowning of a sweelhfart, Min Nall Davll- nf Kappa Sigma fralernlty members at Florida State University, Junior Costumes f a C tm n lt C h a st. 9 / B lw n fitld come with Gay Covers! NOTICE Gay enter Is • nsst little linen-weave rayon, bellhop Jacket thst buttons over a wtde-aklrted cotton print, and repcata the print color. Black-ground cotton with liluc, pink (iranium, • r urraaL 7 to 15- The follbwlnf Jewelry Stores will be dosed on Wednesday afternoons beffinn G ay covar la s ah«rt, rad Jackal of Hnen-weaije rayon ovar t whirl of polka'dota. Cotton dresa la black or navy cotton with white dote. 7 to 15. Both Jac­ ket! art lined with ths d rill print 1 ing Wednesday, March 14th. Wm. E. Kader, Jeweler Frank Noell, Jeweler• ’*V'T'V "1 - 1 „1 xf fj Wert Jewelry Store S P R IN G ) F A S H IO N t y r c h 18 — 8 :0 0 p. m. W o m a n 's vl 1 SH O W Club B ld g r. Fashions By Yowell’a Ticket# 7Se on salt st YowsllV* H h ™ “HELP YOUR RED CIOAV - t. �Semite To Run In Columbus -kutwi. lliliWll > T tita ly net n gentleman," aomeone anld Bnhtly ao they whirled away, out Lore aaw Wade’s gaaa move epeeulatlvely toward the man with Morgan Chanalng. Now end than aoma gentleman bowed before Lora and aaked her to dance, but each time aha ehook bee head, an 11tag, and Wade wee pleased. During tha neat break la tha muaie, Edgar Lord eame toward to reality. One could mam the ’ be (erea that drave her, tha totenU 1 M neae of purpaee that made ether 3S WMI wM U w purpoMT tin LdJm to** wondered. . lion. -Who te tha handeema one Moc- “Pva never known Wade to ba ao gan to dancing w fthr whlaparad unkind a taakmaatar," Edgar aald, and turned hta friendly amlta on A man m at Wade answered, Wade. "Yon’S surrender tha lady, ant- “Thai's Murray Norwood. A ao- ■IrT* hid called Peace Democrat. Uka cur T o a eupactor offtear, yao," aald •red fine Seymour whoao Inauguration Wade, laughing. "Of courea you died New YeaPa day ae governor of muat daaca with Edgar, Lera." • (To ga CeofimtadJ •ha New York wM eat ne wag on tha Amjmw-emmntY-citorTa. w a Too Late To Classify a n aware of Florlda’a aattlo laduitry, bar exagricultural and Indus.relopmoot and aver totourUI business, but wa _aard llttla about a new rapidly expanding Industry promltaa another atar In _ to’a crows. { Khan a Florida bred raea horn V*d M l at Hlalaah racently 'won tM blggeit race of tha ion. romping acron the flntih line to win the |148,ooo Flanitfifio, 31,289 ipeelatori and 23 jiJtllon lolevlilon vlrwcri went wild. Thli remarkable horie, Needle,, waa foaled and railed .near Opala and today la tha fa•voitto lo win the race of raeea, the*' Kentucky Derby. Develop•niMt ef thli champion horie la ,n direct offihoot of Flurida'a great cattle Industry, ; James If. Bright, pioneer FJori•da rancher and long time mem­ ber of the state Livestock Sanlary Board, hai alwaye had a «• • terooted to racing In the lata IMO'a and early IMO’a and becam* ambltloue to broad a cham­ pion Florida hone. Conilderlng the tralti and character of the Florida raliad cow pony he reaooMd that If Florida climate, water and eoll could produce them to tha cow nnny It rould do tha aama for a thoroughbred. In 1136, Mr. Bright acquired a ion of Man O'War to atand In Broward County and there In 1136 waa foaled the fint Florida bred race horie of modern limn, Marlha'a Queen. In 1D39 Martha', Queen won <678. Five yean later the winningi of Cracker horse, tailed $13280. Then things began lo hum. Florida horeei were ihawlng their ituff and In the year 19M won IM.IIO and It Mnpod to g!tt,072 In 1949. By 1963 the winning, of Florlds horie, had jumped to 1339,673 end lu t yeer to more thin 1700,000 In puriei. When Bright fir,I begin In talk enthuilaitJcally about the breed­ ing and training of raca honea In Florida, tha braodera of tha na Uon gave him a ruling ha hai never forgotten. They told him that "Florida might ba all right for breeding alligators or rettleinakea, but certainly sot raca hortee." Although race hone breeding In Florid* la a small operation In comparison to activities In Maryland, Kentucky, Virginia and California and aven News Jersey, we have made a mighty good start and the Industry is growing fast. Todsy there ere It farms In Marlon, Dsda, Broward, rinellas. Highlands and Duval countir*. There ara S3 stallions and 19R mare,. A total of 74 two-yearold,, ready to race, were regialered with the Florida Breeders Asaoclatlon during 1938. The most famoui Florida horie firm today la Hoimcre and Dickey Stables, (he former home of Needles, win­ ner of the famed Flamingo. Other fins farms are being heard from and Florida bred horses are hold­ ing their own with tha best. Enthusiastic Needles fans came up with a Needles song to the tune of "Wa Are The Boys From Old Florida." Florida race fans •re singing It with gusto. Ha l« tha Champ from Old CENTER O F ATTENTION JK A N D£LrS£AU\ MILWAUKEE « - Mllar Wes Stated, facing trial Thursday to By MBBCBB BAfLKY his battle against professionalism DAYTONA BEACH (It - John charges by Iho Amateur Athletic Gthaon'a victory to tha 100-mU* Ualou, plans to rua Mat Saturday race tor export motorcycle riders to Clavalaod'a Knights of Colum­ waa ao unexpected the M-ysarold bus Games. maehlnlit haan’t decided what to "My plaas are to rua to Clavedo with ala EMM Aral prlxe land, no matter how my trial comes out," the former Kansas money. The P a a n d ana, Calif., rider Stats atar doclarad Saturday night moved out froet yesterday, when after winning his section of tha mechanical trouble knocked out Journal faaturo mils In 4:10.9. former winner Fasti GoMamlth of Tha 94-year-old Marina liaulen8t. Clair Shores, Mich., Just three ant la undar a Ufallma suspension lapa away from the checkered by too AAU. which ruled ho acflag. v 'E i N espt axcasslva sxpenia money Aaked what ptene he had far Ida twice upheld over the appeals of wtaatagi, the elated Oibaoe re­ oaforeoMiBt of the suspension by plied:- “ 1 don't knew. 1 didn't ex­ securing an Injunction that was pect to win." ’ twlea upheld over tha appeals of And he didn't think- be had wen (ho AAU. —not even whoa hla pit crew be­ "If my suiponsiow stick,." ho gan congratulating Mm. Gihaon’a said, "wa have plans. Wa hope to crew decided not to algnal him /nova through normal ehanMls. 1 that ho waa leading the field after am not at liberty to divulge what those plana ara." The trial on the Goldsmith went out. Glbum, father of an t-monih old Injunction proceeding, will be son, mad* 49 tripe around tha 4.1- held by tbo N«w York Supremo mlle beach read course in I hours, Court. a minutes, 21 seconds tor au aver­ Saturday night Santas defeated age speed ef 94.U miles an hour easily Ed Kirk of Iho Air Force, on hla American-built Harley- who was second, and Bill Taylor, Davidson. Marino stationed with him at Ha finished JB seconds sk ssf ef QuanUeo, Va., Dick Klamfoth of Grovepsrt. Ohio, The second section of Iho Jour­ only three-time victor to this nal mile was won by Billy Tidwell American Motorcycle Asm. race. of Emporia Kansas Slata Teach­ Georg# Everett of Pasedona was ers College against • five-man 84 s4eonds behind Klamfoth and field In 4:10.9. 21 seconds ahssd of Tommy Me Other events saw Abt Wood.ion Dermolt of Norfolk. Va, Engine of (Ulnoli equal Iho world, Amer­ Thleison of Eugsno, Ore., was ican and msst record of 6.1 In fifth. All four rodo British-built the 10-yard high hurdles. Three new meet records were written, machines. l.a,t ytar's winner, Bred An­ two of them by Pittsburgh en­ dres of San Diego, Calif., lad 10 trants. Afnls Sewell roevred tha 1,000 of Iho first II taps before the magneto on hla H-D shook loose In 2:10, amt the two mile relay team, a n c h o r e d by-Sewell, and ended hla repeat bid. SpUls sent throe rider* to tha claimed a 7:33.9 mark. Mai Whitfield ran tha 600 In hoipltal. Welter Grimm of Lisle, III., received a broken lag; Babe 1:12.6. BOKC ENTRIES n r a l Bara — S/IS Mila BreOa C Ard«nl Mtaava Mil. Tra Onto, Kina'* Qutan, Bky Sharer. Ne It*ward Orp«r Nila, Lakeside Nallle * stead Base — S/IS Mile tirade D Esla Mors. Invlilbls Man. MounUIn Kddts Hhlrksrrtosls. Twilight Hus. nnuthsrn atrsak, Calo-Lou, Bleep, Tims Third Bara — S/IS Hits Breda B Esteemed Lana Lens Bier Tea, Royal Roys nine, Sullen'a Ike ZeitheUe, r es t eel Swan Deni llnrmonr Hebh ' ■«rtb —arid Mila Oraae fl rib Rasa — «/ Inline Talry. Sh am Bailie.; "Vivid Blue. Claudia'* H»v Oay d*y Judeeea. Hleepy Town, Mlia Lady Pair, Penny's Luek rink ner, — a/ta mii* find* m n o doers* Velvet 'Clews, Spirit — ------ Julep's • ilep'e Slipper, nr‘ ~nr*. _Speedy llnr. Kelrhun tllrl-------yeerleae flnn*. in III ■an, l l oar h P a r k Sltlk Bar* — S/IS MII* Wrade f Horlsl llllt. Velvet Claw* Spirit K n e e l Memory K. bo|>. Velvet Apron DMile's (..ed s seventh Bara — S / U Mila Brads B nnohhl* M . Ivarllr Another Janlr*. Caapte, |Derby Hilda Bpeedelrr's ... . . . alyl* Jerry Prelly, Wednesday Klaklh Bara — S/IS Mila flrada B Coneenallnn Capper Hlreek. chnpel Bell. Blond Superior Mery J. J.. ilelellal* Ini'a Friend Evelo klnlh Ber* — S/ta Mil* tirade A Fleshy Stan t)e Tea Tnbhy. Cknlr liny,r. Cr Carlrlshi Number, ---Hey * • *' day " Uenny, llrlndi* Fllend Tenth Hare — S/S Mil* Mead* T Ileal Effort D ills Dancer, Humor­ ist Killian's Chair*. Canil ClIrL Ice Chip, Snip* Liberty Time Florid* NEEDLES Whsr* the hast ara to* long «*v , Tho shin* lo tho strong*#! Of cny old stato down our way. ^ W# art all strong for old Noodlte Down whara the old Gators play In any aid weather We'll all stick togathar For N E E D L E ! . J Mm . Mm . 1*. 19M THE EAKFOEP HEEALP "c e H re x F o x THEMONTXtAL CAHAPHN+, I f /w # /f' m jw OAWARPt&nf A F P A F t/tn y AOT/tlHO TO * r p r tm h a FROM tN D /fiO team . p e r x o tr * ^ ^ 7 - r iA F 'F i^ r A9U A6U E ^ CHAMPS z o f- fip n x * , A OMe-TMMffQOOOMfi 9*DM LEASUe tCOAtiO LAtT tE A tor! WITH 79 PO/HT9, BUT HE'LL OO WELL PEYOHP THAT A * He CL09E& IH OH H/9 F/R&T 9C0A/H6 T/TLB. Looks Like Dodgers As NL Champs Again l / n WILM H m A im liM Pr#M . College bash#4k*Il gets, around to tha beginning of tha and Mila week with tha NCAA fhsmploathlv* tournament breaking away fait tonight In Now York Fort Wayne, Ind., and Seattle, WashR By week's end, tho NCAA and the National tnvlntion Tournament teams will b# In pie thick of tho final fights tot the two ma­ jor 1936 titles. The small colleges have at N too, with tho NA1A Tournament stand elimination, tonight. Thj champ will bo crowned Saturday: Ths NCAA starts paring II% sprawling 23-tsam field to region­ al elimination* tonight. >•. At Madison Square Garden to Naw York, It's Tempi* (22-3) va. Holy Cross (22-4) and North Caro; lina fiats (243) vi. Canlilug (17-8). ; Tomorrow night, another Garden twin bill matches Cor-neellcul (16-9) vs. Manhattan (16-7) i nd. Dartmouth (16-10) vs. West Vlr itV ginla (Hg). Ths (our winnefo irarst to FhlL adelphia (or a two-night set thiit weekend. * | At Fort Wayne's Coliseum to­ night. DePsul U-l) meets Way tip (Mich.) (17-t) and Marshall (11-4) plays Morchead (Ky.) EUte (17-9). This weekend, His DePaul-Wayua winner will mast Kentucky and Ihe Marihsll-Morehead wlri ner will test lows’(17-3) at Iowa City, Iowa. The final iurvivdV moves on lo Evanslon, 111., to meet the winner for the Faitern title. At Seattle tonight, Idaho Ststa (17-8)f and Sssttle (16-8) present their annual act In the first ef tha Wsstern regional!. The winner meet, Utah (22 3) Friday at Cor­ vallis, Ore., with San Franclsra (23-0I, ihe defending champioijO with a major college mirk of 31 straight successes, meeting UCLA <21-3) in Ihe other half ot ths dou­ ble-header. In Ihe other section of Ihe West­ ern first round, tomorrow it Wich­ ita, Kan., Memphis State (30-6) (ices Oklahoma City (11-6) and Southern Methodlit (22-1) meets Texas Tech (13-12). Thoie winners^ go to Lawrence, Kan., to oppoiJO Kansu State (16-7) and Houston (17-3) to determine the trjni that will meet the Corvallis winner for Ihe Western title at Evanston March 22. The W e s t e r n and F.sstem champs hsllle (or Iht national till* at Evanaton March 23. By 0R1.O ROBERTSON ,lh# Dodgers won only 13 of their The Associated Press |27 games, Hut in the regular tra ­ it look, is If the Brooklyn son they went on to capture the Dodgers are a shoo-in te repeat pennant. Willit he the tame stnry this Demay of Rock Iilsnd, III., broken as champions of the National year? The first two exhibition eollar bone and possible head in­ League. juries; and George Mack of Chi­ Few club, looked worse during games would indicate to. cago, a broken left wrist. the 1033 exhibition if a,on, when Saturday, the world champion} bowed to the Boston Rr-J Sox 8-3 and yesterday took a 17-3 thump­ l i t A |jyM AIamsajm SURE WINNER B y A l O n rVHJVBTj ing from the same club. The youlhful Sox, who collected 17 hits te a A iR *r to go wilh seven Brooklyn error,, TO WjH o r A f/V A f would* rte a .a.v did moil of Utelr damage off 9E A $<JAt WiMMt* Tm E rookie pitchers yesterday. Only f TMt OLYMPIC* 4 reAte F.d Roebuck, veteran relief hurler, \ W t t t MHO y. MA wa, effective. » MOW, The tt.rd Sox’s big blow wai Ted Af!& 4*H ■" Lcpclo's grind slam home rpn off 70 W/H TMF rookie Ralph Maurlello In a five TC.4-A Tir*m run fourth inning. 3 YEAR* \ Mirkey Mantle came Ihrouph ' MIA R o o t] with a Ihrts run homer off rookie right-hander Boh Mahe with Iwo out In (he eighth lo give Ihe New York Yankers a 1-3 decision over There were 31,000 traffie a eelthe St. lamia Cmlinali. dents in Nsw York City in 1933. f Hank Aaron hit two homera over Ihe 433-foot ccnlcr field barrier at There were 1,343,000 marriages Bradenton, Fla., and Billy Bruton in ths Untied Slates In 1133. connected wilh one In leading Ihe Milwaukee Bravea tn their second Walt Mo r y n , obtained from straight over Ihe Philadelphia Phll- Brooklyn by rhs Cubs In a winter llea 1-2. All three came off Jack trade, and Monte Irvin, ex-Glant, Myers, of whom the Phils expect hmnered (or Chicago hut aeven big thing, thli leainn. Baltimore errora were the big fan* >r wtttu r suet A Willie May,, Johnny Antonelli tors In a 13-3 walloping of tha to o m p komp i t ant Ray Katt gnt Into the home Orioles. 'f TRACK a t e n A, run art s i the New York Glints < YOUM u str CALL . best ths Cleveland Indians 1-3 for V J o ts a M ot/y their second straight over Ihe \\9 P A iM r t* — R E D -I-M IX Tribe. Rookie Carroll Hardy ind \ r t o u o t ti/tr a t 'la r w ttir t, Dick Brown homsred for the In­ VttAiW AV* dians. KONCRETE V W'KO Vernon Law hit a busi-loaded / J O * f* ^ F ttA hnmsr and pitched three Innings Miracle Concrete / A LOO TMt ^ EMI a m it of hitles, ball In ths Pittsburgh 2 ;£ 1 ta A r I.C .4 -A OUTPOOR Company Pirates' ll-l romp aver tho Kan­ 1 9 t a x a. CM AM AAr ' s u City Athletics. Gen, Freese Ph. 1835 — 308 Eha Are. JO O JM O *. alio homorod far the Buts. HE'LL PAY YOUR BILLS Orders Now Boing Taken For Copioi Our Annual Mailaway Edition.......... Of Please Bring Them In Early, So As Not To Be Disappointed. DOG T R A C IN G - PRICES 25c up to Data of Publication Including Moiling. 25c After Publication Data Does N ot Include Moiling. kp’. 'f / ' ■i 1 ;A. *. J-J* K . . !v, [pU Ar V BOB MAKAN Meny panene here gad fa nearby town* new get rid ef bUU and high maatkly payment! through t h e papular ' “Psy-Your-Bllls" Plan offared hg lemlnele Lean C'orp. "Wa new, offer klng-sts* munc up to |t00 to consolidate Wile and help people get out ef debt with mo convenient payment a mdath at one place," arid Bob Mahan. “It afton meena lam to pay each month, toe." Tha lemlnoie adftea aba adton feat, friendly cm s4sN eauvtoa to all. Thoae witklng to have their blUa paid with reduced monthly paymanU era tovttod to wtoM at bWM the BeuitMto edfletoJWaeh 114g. (ng etalre ovec Cawaae) rbdai agon. . . . •______ , lightly £ X 8:10 Matinees Wed. & S a l, 2 P. M. • All New Track • Photo Timing ' . Heatad Standi • Australian Tote Valet Parking if tha Unlvereal ‘leap*. • Jerry Collins, Mgr. CORDELL'S REPAIR �m s...A "F o r S a lo " A d. A. B. C. — Are As Easy As 29—SALESMEN—AGKNTR wlu nay YOU to see u s iieiofe i uuodywer Service ausre needs an *«u H r . , A—R..jP-—.te-v **■• AnnHanen r'-*~ eral Electric product* u and 110 Sundey*. rieUvers Liberal rommlasloni. Eaststde Trailer Salat, Palalka, Fla. All applications will be kept confidential. Apply In person at SPARTON Manor TraUer, Modem. our (tore. 113 B. Park Avt. Dreamwold Trailer Court Ph. 19-WORK WANTED—FEMALE 3220. —— —a— —— — 14—USED CARS BABY-SIT In ytur homa evenlnga. Phona 1740-J 1991 MERCURY, 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. Good CHILD ear# and Ironing In my tires, private owner. $*00. Phone home. 2003 Summerlin. 2221. 31-WORK WANTED—MALE It ALWAYS Pays To U ia The WANT ADS 1. time lie par lina 8 tlmaa 18e par Una I ttataa 14a par line .... lie par Una — —---- 83 - tlmaa ,10a par lint ---- ------ contract CARD OP THANKS and IN MEMORIUM Notice* — 1100 Ona Lina Equals 8 average word*, whan »*t In 0 point (new* »tjfla) type. WHIta Spaca at Ltgular l.lna Rita far amount need—Count Nina t-Pelnt Linn to 1-Inch. RATES FOR C L A R IF IE D DISPLAY ON REQ U EST BUSINESS SERVICES 10—BEAUTY PARLORS Far ALL Ynur Beauty Needs r a l 99,199.90 WAS PAID to John Bella. H nirleU ’g Bennfy Nook In few weeks. GROW MUSH­ ROOMS. Collar, shad. Sport, Phene m 199 S*. Oak Ave. (O p a n e v w m n ^ y ^ jje to tm a n t t full Umt. year round. Wo pay 13.90 lb. n iE E BOOK. MUSH­ IT—BUILDING • REPAIRS ROOMS. Dept, ill, 1994 Admiral PAINTING ^V *£JUSeallieJJ g a M i_ _ _ _ > PAINTING and Paper Hanging. R. C. Walker. Phone 2999%. FINANCIAL FLOOR tending end flitlahlag. 34—INSURANCE Cleaning, waxutg. Servlni Seminolo county since 1929. Preferred Rales to Preferred H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary Palltyhaldera lohn Williams In*. Agency 19—ELECTRICAL Caatraetare 411 Saafard AUaatie Bank RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting and Repairs TV Service Conlor MERCHANDISE flendix and Crotlay Appliance* 112 M agnolia A v t. P h. 113 43—ARTICLES FOR RENT 10—LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING FOR RENT — Dragline and opera­ tor by Hour, week or Month, One haur • RTash end Damp Dry rhone 1431, Loo Construction Co. Owe beur U • Waab and Dry Feld Finished Laasdry RoUaway, Hospital a n d B a b y Santtaaa pry Cleenlns Rada. Day. Week nr Month— SontKnloo Laundrom at Tel. 1423. Furniture CenterSaath Side Fend mart Bldg, 119 West First t t f Hast 15th SL 4.1—ARTICLES FOR HALE 20—PIANO SERVICE —Factory to Tea— L. L. Sill — Piano Technlrlan Aluminum Phone 21*4 Route 1. Sanford Venotlga Blind* 21—ROOFING-PLUMBING Eartoaed head. Sag-proof bottawi rail with plaitie and*. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cottea ar nyloa eorda. 8—CARD OF THANKS The Mlnlileri. Doctor*. Nur*ei. - E lk Club, and many friend* amt Walalivaa for the prayer*, flower* .visits,. card* and word* of kind* caa* thown me during my recent lllMli. Mr*. Porter Lansing A—LOST_AND FOUND LOST-DIAMOND Ring Down­ town vicinity. Cara of MRS. WILLIAMS 320 0»k Ave. RE­ WARD -FOUND—Small black Tol Min• - chaatar dog. Owner may have by paying for thi* ad. Phone 2200-M.____________________ LOST— Fly Rod Zehcn Spinning CnatreeUag and Repair Reel, vicinity of fishing camp too/ Hanford Ave. Phene 1119 west end of Lake Monroe, or on 'Route S. 13. Finder please noti­ For Belter Plumbing fy L. Schwaiekert. Lake Mary, See or Call • ' Fla. Gen. Dal. REWARD W. J. KING 2*00 oulh Park—Phona 50 A—PERSONAL N O T I C E S ___ Plumbing. Kreaky Heating ^LEAVING SANFORD for Phoenl*, M. G. HODGES *•> Arli., via Dallas *nd Ft. Worth, Tex. Would Ilka one companion. Service on All Water Pumps— 1 will pay all expenses. CALL - W « * s» W * 2006-W. FI.UM BINd Contract and repair work. Free eaiimatea. R. I» Harvey. 204 — NOTICE— Sanford Ave. rhone 192*. “ We’re Stuck"—with a beaulilul 12’ X 19’-9" Mohawk, green, tnnn on lone, wool and diirlon rug. 22—SPECIAL NOTICES Thi* w*« special ordered, hut ENVELOPES, letterhead*, Haledue In unfortunate circumstance* mrnts, invoices, hand bill*, and the customer rould not use it. p r o g r a m s , etc. rrngreisive We arc offering this rug and Printing Co. Phone 40* — 403 cuihlon valued it 1299.73 (or Weal 13th SL only 9198.00. ORLANDO Sentlntl Star, Call EASY TERMS Ralph Ray, 9160. Mather of Sanford T.V. REPAIRS j M*M E. lit St. Phone i n 'Till in p.m. Service Calls 93.00. W A. Nnrrti, Ph. 1339. J7 Q Herrin, Ph. 2893.7. Licensed Technician* guaranteed work. AUTOMOTIVE MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING , j t-» O A T 8 AND MOTORS _ TYPING • LETTER WRITINO PROMPT SERV1JE YOUR P.VINRUDE DEALER PHONE 311* , OFFERS Sinfoid Atl. Nat'l. flank Bldg., 5 H. SCOTT-ATWATER . . .1*2.30 404 H. SCOTT-ATWATER . .1*3.00 CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Jto H. P. Evtnrude 1931 INCOME-TAX-SERVICE • Modal ...................... 1110.00 Wm. H. Mnrrny If) H. Lightning MERCURY 1123 oo till Celery Ave. Phone 1941-M ,10 H. P. Mercury •’Hurricane’* . ...IlM.oo Closed Sunday and Wadnasday II H. SCOTT-ATWATER J - with control! .......... 1139 93 Custom UPHOLSTERING Made Drapery and Slip *18 H. ELGIN .................... 1129.91 Covers. ''•IS H. JOHNSON, 1933 Model. STANLEY KULP - very fait ................... 1230.00 Phone Sanford — 2959 J 19 H. P. Evlnrud* 1933 Model. Lika new .................. 12*3 oo ______1921 Orlando Drive______ Alio many motors torn down lor used parti, Reasonable. EMPLOYMENT On Sain While They Last! New 1*19 Model Evlnrudea 29—HELP WANTKD-FFJMALB 29 H. Else. Starting Big Twin .................. *160 00 G IR L OR WOMAN — lull • TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo tim e, ynnr 'round w ork. toy or Trailer. Apply lit perion. LAUN_ —Selection of Boats — DROMATT, F o o d m a r t tAGlaii, Mahogany, Aluminum Hldjr.. lOfi E. 25th St. and Galtor Tralle’i. • Alan atvardl uaed float* and YOUNG woman between 18 and trallfra. Sat th* New Evlnrnda I-Jne for ’9* 33. Apply Robion’a Sporting Goodi. Finance Flan ROBSON 8portlng Good* CLERK for office aupply and gift Evlnrnda Salta A Service •tore. Apply In perion. SWEEN­ M4 E. lit St. Phone 999 EY’S, 114 Magnolia. . 0—MOTORCYCLER-HICVCLES 1993 CUSHMAN molor scooter, 199.00. 611 Laurel Avenue. CLERK — TYPIST 19—PARTS-RKPA1RS National consumer finance com­ pany, opening new branch In RING — VALVE Sanford, has opportunity for young lady 19 to 33 to aacure JOB — $6 employment. Must he good tyIT'S TRUE !! iot and accurate with figure*, n experience neceaaary. Apply MOTALOY DOES IT! ! Mr. Foley at 116 N. Park Ave.. In amailng aid proven proceaa th t gives you a ring and valve 9 a . m. to 9 p. m. Monday and Tuesday, Mareh 12 and 13 job through tin plating pro‘ e«ss while you drive. Effective FULL tlma colored maid, must J f. for Ufa of molor. No equipment have references. Phone 197*. to buy. No work to do. MOTALOY SALES 27-HELP WANTED-MALK R CLASS wwiwnun* BUTCHER, neal ■» vmruw D«pl. SF n o t «!>7 FIRST ■ranee. B. A C. Grocery, ipp*a_rane«. MIAMI S5. FLA. Sanford Send check, money, order for I*. Postage and Insurance pre­ Service Station Attendant* and or paid Dealer* by Major Oil Co. Write Box R B, Herald. EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT AND WHEEL BALANC- 29—SALESMEN—AGENTS ING-Paasenger car* nnd Trucks; all makes, alieh-R ton to 9- 130.00 daily, Sail Luminous Door ton. Seminole County Motor*, Plates. Wri*3 Reeves, Attleboro, 1M. Man, Free 6*mjde A DeUlU. *fw"; jwV]W• • HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power mower wanta lawn mowing. PHONE I19-M-4 It—BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIHR Sankarfk Own ami Fntoi Ca 112-114 Wait 2nd St. Phona 210 TABLES strongly rnnitrurtrd. •ullahlo for harhreur nr outdoor plrnlr*. »rat* 19. Three l*hlr» built for Shrine Club, account of being loo large mu*i dispose ol same. Lumber In each msi more than aiking price of *23 each. Will dtllver radius of V mile*. Call 1790. ASSURE TRUE HUES by eapoaIng color film outdoor* only fromv2..hour* after eonrl** tor hour* before sunset, assure Irue value* for everything photo­ graphic by *hopplng at WIE BOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP. 210 S. Park Ave., Phnnr *97. LARGE parking trunk, good con­ dition. Very reasonable. 113 Elm. 44—APPLIANCES FRIGIDAIRK appliance*, sale* and acmes. 0. H. High, Orwtdo ri*. Phone F03-33I3 er Sanford 1*43-W after 0 p. m. AIR CONDITIONING For Room or Building H. H. POPE CO. INC. 20* South Park Ave. Phone 1440 49—BUILDING MATERIAL* RED-I-MIX CONKRETK Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 METAL ROOFING New ta Stock. 9-V Crimp - I H " C ow ilftod- IM» CarmgaUd Get all Your reoltog needs at Skonua Cuwerrtu R m Ca 4T—FURNITURE—HOUIBHOLD GOODS _ UnfURNlaHED 3-Room' cot , •*** with ETilpr-X and vantlian blind*. 914 Elm Av*. Visit ECHOLS Balcony Furniture Dlaplayad for ouy MAYFAIR Section. Unfurniahet and Convenient Examination a roomi, It* hatha. Call 1494. 3 ROOMS Unfurnlahud. 3 bud BEDROOM SUITES rooms, Kilrhen enulpped. Phone That mak* dreams come trua. . . 3990. Call at 119 Wait 33rd. St. Beautifully styled In Two-tone, TWO ROOM Fumiahad collage. Mar-Proof finish. Apply 391* Orlando Dr. Bookcase Bed Double Drasser with larg* Mirror Cheat of Drawer* REAL ESTATE 1170 FREE-! Boudoir Lamp* JUST A FEW LEFT Bookeaaa Red Doubla Drtsaar with Mirror Inneripriag Mattrasi Box Spring 1199 IHK SANFORD HERALD Mon. Mar. 12, IBM 1 .. mCr Ii KA RRM*Kf«4'6iiem»a CULLEN ft HARKEY 1*6 N. Park Av*. Phana 1311 lieu ».iu 1141 A aveaur* With Uaela Walt cartoea caraivai cartoon carnival t .«0 tvaaihtr • Nawe • apart* 1:11 Kenilaevnu* *:*» • m a n Mfeythma 4:4! Spellman Slitera ni11 in* u r o a t o t Drama lit Jonn Daly Now* :l* Kolia Moot Duval nhaw < 6»artan**n D u h i*t Voir* *1 Plroatana ! ■It I l.ov* Duly Da««mk*r Aria* III • II I it n* I•: in Ui*» Ilito Hill ODHAM ft TUDOR, INC. "lulldara of Final Hamaa” offart Beautifully Daaljnad Thro* and Four B e d r o o m Home* for Florida Llviag FRA and VA (Gl) Financed • Priced from tll.300. to 913,000. Salaa Offiee—1929 So. French Avt. fhoa* 1191 or 3999 lie* MU Par*4* Mr. Ulatrlet ADnrnag M i l t Kawa llapari Kaui Fas* aanw tfianigat Theatre a ig a .u r i ■•1S?nV 7 .v m 9:49 i>ia •Ian-On .F ro n t I. twi-SSoalh.. eather he Margin n ew angaria ,!!t toiii i*ii* nil* itii* (•"-On Frearam tea-On Ft Reeuma Mewa-Weatner Krnl* Kovaea Shew Film Fare Where f o u r Treahta . ■trike II Bieh _ IIV M IN I ▼illaM rady I.ova n( 1,11* Aoerrh for Tomorrow OuMlaa l.leht Jirk Pair lheve . loivo ntory J WohvM Q. I#wla V Film Far* * ■ it Parorr R A D IO U :l* T sra & R sr. MOIDAT im u o n a IS * Rkrttm Reap 111* v ,erla at me lit*, •tiv tia *: I% Slarkei llvporl fl .-0 • 1 winaiu konan a i* a r e n a Seek ti Dual* at Haa4am *l,4m»—Down Payment. Three aT:#l Da A ClanA bedroom ronrreta block wllh t i l l Drlflla# • voalen Mail* Florida rimm. Tile hath and lira til# Dial -M* For Mull* III! Ki f M gailloa plat-e, venatlan blinds, kitchen 1:11 HallvA Kalloae equipped. III* l i e liaaevilm* null niarliahlere Home* — late — Acreage I I I * a 1 Home With Matin to,** Kowe 0 /1 E ll REALTY CO. le a l lutvmvn * Call T* Pravvr Laura I). Oner Itegl.lered Ileal f,*l*ir Itrokrr 2AOI So. Orlando Dr. — Ph. 1331 Ben W iggins Will 3,130—Two Bedroom from* horn*, •creeneH porch, hardwood floor*, extra lot Inrludad. Term*. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO INI Park Ave. rhnna 27 or 143 RETIREMENT HOMES 93400 for furn. 1 RR home out from town. *7000 for 2 HR block lum*e rime in. .7300 (or 2 ItR hlwk home now tin drr construction. Robert A. Williams, Realtor Raymond l.undqultl. Asioclate Phono 1(17.) Atlantic Rank Hide (’. A. WIIIDDON, SIL Reg. Real Eatate llrnker V. K. Dongla*. Ruby E. William* Salrimrn lit S. Park Ph- 1261 S i. C tm p n jy Phnnr 1129-A. B. Pelerioe,Broker Aianciate* • A. R. Peterinn Jr., P. J. Cheiterion. Garfield Willet!a. John Mtlach. R. W. Wil­ liam*. Haiti M. Field. A. C Doudney, Land Surveyor. Th* Went Ad Department Is open from 6:30 a. m. until 9:30 p. m each hiiainei* day exeept Sat­ urday afternoon. Deadline for week-day Insertion* la 5:00 p. m. Ih* day preceding publication. COUNTRY LOT *10.00 Down - wwww tt r n a ia n a i*anuAV Cfinuiult A RKALTOR Klrti ATTRACTIVE .I.Redroom horn*. \’A Inaurtd financing, 3% Down Paymant. Complete In law weak*. LOWVLL U. TELEVISION Pa»t 7 U-HOMES m C R.r o r t a J ? D r . DINETTE SUITES That Maka Dlalag A Dalight Beautiful Wrought lruu, • Redrearn Cuseruta Stock nr Chromu Dlnatt* VA — 9229 Down Paymanl Dlautto Suit** 199. Par Month P A I Any S tu —Any Color Any Style Kttchau Fully Equipped Priced to null* YOU. . .Styled to Aet fait to *hoo»* colon and tlto. aulte YOUR homa A. K. ShMRttktr, Bnltdnr Phaau 1*91 SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN TOO! See our complete line of unfinlihad Bed*. Nile Stands, 3-4-3-S-9 Drawer Cheat* Bookeaaaa, Daaka NOT A PROJECT! and Corner Cupboard*. BUT- Homti of Real Individual! tar: Brittany Farm Itomaa, Early BEDDING SPECIAIA American, Ultra Modem. Con Leas eeuttonal A F r a a a h Colonial Rag. Trad* type*Qutltop Maltreat .. 999.90 149.10 Royal Comfort . ... 99 90 30.90 BUILT On Largu Landieapud Pre-fltlt Special .. 39.90 fo.SO I/)t«: In tha beat of neighbor­ Echala Special ... *19.90 34A0 hood*. Matching Box Springs at Iden­ tical Saving!. COMPLETE with all lha feature* you have dreamed shout ttirh ---- EASY TERMS----CCNOIA REDDING CO. At colored General Ktaetrlc ap­ Comer tad k Magnolia. Ph. 1232 pliances and colored plumbing "Red Bamberger” Mgr. nature*. Open Mandayt 'III 9:M p.m. AND available at reaomable priret with th# he*t financing U-FA-.M AND GARDEN A with minimum down-pay­ ment*. ONE 9 Ft. Kaaa Flow Fartillitr Rnx. Good Condition. Wellborn C. Phillip*, JrBRITT TRACTOR CO. Since 19(9. Sanford's Iwading HI*ay n *2 South Phone 991 Builder of home* lor over l.ann RUBY RED iltirdy “ grapefruit people. Sale* Offiee: Little Venice frees, >l* year eld hud), ready in l/wh Arbor. In plant, tl no each, one nr a PHONR 1M4 hundred. Phone at»-W. J. F. Denion—Nur»#ry—Rlvarvlew Drive ATTRACTIVE new 2hedro#m mamnary home, rlty water, of Wen First SI. bearing citrus treat, must he aeen to be appreciated. Prlre *4—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 99.300. Term*. '«-mlle north of Lake Mary at Country Club Road. Owner-H. E. Selbrrl. Popular Sheet Music Nation'* Top Tune*. Then Some FOUR rental home* In George­ All Other Muaical Need* town. Located on large corner Band Accessories—Instrument* • doubla tot, One 9 room, one 4 A BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP room and 2 two room home*., 207 W. I*t. St. Phone 3071 All have ln»lde batharoom*. Monthly Inroma of $110.00. Ex­ 120 ft ASS Acrordlnn. 0 Shift* *700 3 week* nld. Still ha* guarantee cellent. Inve»tmrnt at *52110. If *173, nr best ra»h offer. Imme­ Intereated write box K.BS fii» diately. Write Sox ASJ '.v San­ Sanford Herald, ford Herald. OWNERS equity In four bedroom luniie. payment* lr*e lhan irnt 13—WANTEi)_TO* BUYPh 2IH0 M after « no p m Highest CASH. TRADE IN price* NICE Furnished Two bedroom paid for uied furniture. Call home l.'a.'h or Term*. McMillan 939. WUvon-Mattr Furniture Co 2A42 Sanford Avenue. 311 E. lit St. NAVY SANFOItl) WE WANT Good Uied Furniture, raying above uada-ln price* NEW HOME-2 Bedroom. I.lv Itm, Din and Kit—whi iq. ft. of living Quirk cash. No waiting. Need < a«h Registers, Adding Mach­ area plu* l.W icreen porch anil carport (300 >i| ft.) Ceramic ine* and all useful article*. Tile Rath, Terrano Floor*-too SUPER TRADING POST on X 300 ft. I/)I Appruximatcly » 17-92 Phone 3017.W. mile* from Sanford, excellent water—|jAe Privilege* — Fine Place fnr children. SOMNh Term* RENTALS to aiiit. Box JM % Sanford Herald. -FARTMENTR ee-u iT S WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*, private bath*. 114 W. Flrat 8t NICE SUBURBAN LOTS. Smith. Phone 1013 W Avaten Agfa. RfBM—ef. FM*i *2—BROKERS and REALTORS WW. D m mm Out Weal 11th 81. — Phlne 249* EFFICIENCY ApartmenL Suit abl* for bachelor nr eeuple 49—BUSIN EM EQUIPMENT Steam heat, trlvale hath, •bow­ er. CovennnOr toeatod. Acre** HAYNES Office Mathis* Co.. from Peat Ofne*. toeutrj Man Tncwrltars, adding maehtoea. im! Jaeobaon Dept. Store. Saite-Reatal*. 914 Mag.. Ph. 44. FURNISHED G trate Apt. **» DESKS,, riles. Chairs, Fireproof MaUoavlll*. Safe. SWEENEY’S 114 M i|FURN. efficiency Apt. 1T92 nnlia. south city limit*, flumberland NEW k Died De*k*. Files, Chairs. Court. Fireproof Safe. I-REDROOM fumiahad apart MWEENEY’R 114 Magnolia Ave. Phon* 147 ment, 1920 Park, Phone 9M-J CLEAN and clot# In 3-ronm furIT—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD nlihed apartment. Phona 616. GOODS THREE room furnlahed nr tinfurnlifted. Private bath. Inquire at Th* Big Dip. CLOSE OUT IT-HOUSES and COTTAGES 1821 C a ll 110.00 Mnnth LARGE 4-ROOM HOUSE Seeding eempletio.i. On pavad road with good farm anil and dailrable nalghbor*. *3,100 Full Price. Rase L. Payton, Broker Ana ahelie B. Henderson, Aateclat* Alberto J. Hall, Aiaedate Phene Mil 11-91 at Hiawatha Attend 2-Day Meet In Jacksonville 1VL *>11 Ml i a ig a Off fSaneisTe Cell Ta Dawe ■< Meat fie ierket Repar* 4 Mew* 1 •avea Or*4*efe f l a k W i ? . A1 A „ iV rV r; D?»*,*toe M erm eir Time W»rl* A At Vie* Mereleaa Melaeiaa in* Theta »i<* Mere an* 1 e , ea l«l* Clvl le h s.«l m tol* 11* 11:1* j.i* it: ew j n n x r 41* OVV ***** Perrenaaaa* Weein Farm Dlteet Tuevday Malta** Raw* Bar N i s i R a n h Warl* at Tkra* —“ Mhnir Unit 1:1* Reenr* Preview 4:4* Tata Time file Ron Wiggln*, Seminole Count- 4:11 7*awe Taee Tim e ly Work Unit Con»crvallonl»l will he on* of over 30 Nnrlhpaat Florida Extension Sorvicr and Soil Conscrvaiinn Scrvlr* men who will attend a Iwn-day meetIng In Jacksonville as gucala nf four Florida pulp and paper com­ panies March 13-16. Wiggln* I* attending Ih# meal­ ing a* a gurvl nf St. Real* Paper Co., Jacksonville and Pensacola; Container Corporlatlnn nf Amer­ ce, Fernandlna; International Pa­ per Co.. Panama City; and Hud­ son Pulp A Paper Corp, Palatke. The mealing wav arranged hy the Southern Pulpwood Conser­ vation A«*ocl*linn, Atlanta, Ga nf whlrh th; hml mill* are mem­ ber*. H. J. Malsherger. forester and general manager of 8PCA, •aid Ihe meeting was planned to give lhe*e men who work closely with Ihe tree farmer a heller "laftleyafoliMT understanding nf Ihe fnreitry program nf Ihe pulp and paper Rememlxir th a t o u r policy industry. in “ Ihe m nateat of th * Indiulry personnel coordinating beatent for th* leaetest." I f Ihelr efforl* in planning this "Gel Acquainted” meeting are 8. K. ynu’re In th e proceex of Hudson. Container Corporation nf hulliilnir. tnke ad v antago Of America; Marru* flaw!*, SI. Re- nur offer. gi* Paper Co.; and H. M. Shir­ ley. Iludion Pulp A Paper Corp. HILL L U M B E R The two-day meeting will In­ clude discussion of wood procure­ & SUPPLY Y A R D ment, Industry forest land nwnerihlp. and service In landowner*. A tour of the St. Segl* Paper Co. mill and foreit land* nf Container Corporation of America will be conducted. Alexander A Stringer Real Ettale ♦ Insurant* Mri. taurine M*at*ng*r, Anoe. lot Magnolia Ave. Ph. 18 B A LL R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. HALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BRORERS IS—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL B. D. Hlghlayman, Aaaerlato STORE-303 Weal lat St.. Phone 2*4 Asath Park Ava. Phans 9 1331. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE aak• Cramlty OFFICE SPACE—4 roomi, Pal : _ k; Moatolll " iih at Ilf Ssulh Park riw ai T71 matin Bldg. Call 1164 or 1494 LARGE, well located office room, HOME AND INCOME with bathroom, plenty of park­ ing apace, inquire, The Big 3 Itcdroom House, attached garage and Hup!**. All concrete block Dip. 3900 Park Av*. construction. Mak* your rental* *6A—TRAILERS—PARKS pay for your home, 919,790,00 Floor Samplei tone of a kind) Living Room Furniture. REG. 9249.93 3-pe. Living Room Suit* -only 9199 REti. 9229 -----2-pe. Living Room Suite -only 9119 REG. 93392 pc. Living Room Suite -only its* REG. 9209.99— 3 Pc. Velour Sectional —only 9141 TRAILERS FOR RENT-Com- Nearly naw, I bedroom houaa. con­ REG. 9179 93pletely modern, vary clean, venient location, concretn block f Pc. Wrought Iron Sofa Bed Suite —only 9129 auilnhle far enupt*. Park Ave- rorlatructlnn. Sacrifice for raih. *7,600.00 Buyer may flnanr*. nuo Trailer Court. THREE 1199.03I pc. Sectional* DESIRABLE Trailer Space* for ALSO. SEE US FOR FRENCH —inly 8136 rant 119 month. City Water AVE, PROPERTY Phona 2807. EASY TERMS REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 17—HOUSER and COTTAGES 1944 French Av*. J. W. HALL, RKALTOR •BE Seminal* Xaalty for DaatrM ather of Sanford ’’Call Kail” Phone 1796 abi* Earned and Apu. Pkana 27 L lal f t Pk«to i n LARUE J-atory, 2-bedroom. fTOih- SMALL DOWN PAYMENT-Naw Jy painted house on Celery Ave. VA financing 4%. Large 3 8R, Avatiabla March loth. A. K. CR Kitchen equipped; City con­ Used furniture, appliance*, tools, venient**, but NO city laiai. KCtoSETTEK, Phona III etc. Bmight-told. Larry'* Mart. Other extra*. CLOSE IN. 311 Reel 1st SC Phone 1611. FOUR bedroom houaa near PineW. H. ’’Bill” RTEMPER craat School. Corner 27th St. A Bur your Furniture at Realtor — General n a v i m IMS Highway. Phona 1110. warehouse Furn., Co., at 991 rider. Aaaaelata lit 81. Ail nationally adv. fur- NICELY Furnished 2-Badrnm a^ % B S S a . « auurt a* narabouM 92*999, Home. Adults. UOJ C. 4th tit. Pkana 3133 _ i l l N. Park Pai Ava. M RCURy W. P. SMITH 2915 Park Ph. 1IT4-J Out Weal ISth 8L WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel 50% Will You R« O n GfiMt? W* have toaaad soma R*oma at tha beautiful Mar-Ua Motel Thai# Ream* ar* available Absolutely Free For a period of 4 day*, to Naw arrival! at Our Naval Air Station 670-15 710-15 600-16 UPT° D IS C O U N T 50% EXCHANGE FEDERAL TAX || $14.61 15.96 (14.29 • P A T AS YOU R!1>R • USE OUR BUDGET TERM S * Aak ab out o u r Super Safatjr T iro STOP by and Plek up YOUR Kay at tha vfflc* of Odham & Tudor, Inc. “Builders of Fin* Homei” S. French Avenue 8T A T E DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENM AN PH O N E 1114 ^ * wV wMi #**J •• . �C o llagai Cannot Delay Admission O f Negro Students WASHINGTON OP-the Supreme Court today declared unanimoosiy tbat state universities may not de­ lay the admission of Negro studeiitr)n!lU,i* < s-wU/ v» pruolcuka Involved. The high tribunal Issued an or­ der overturning a Florida supremo court decision that permitted a de­ lay In the admission of Virgil D. Hawkins to the law school of the University of Florida. Hawkins Is a 48 year old Negro of Daytona Beach, Fla. The Florida Supreme Court had appointed a commissioner to take testimony on the question as to when Hawkins could be admitted without creating “public mijchiif." Tha highest tribunal's per curiam (for the court) order today aald: "Aa this case Involves the admis­ sion of g Negro to • graduate pro­ fessions! school, thefe is not rea­ son for delay. , "He Is entitled to prompf admis­ sion under the rules end regula­ tion applicable to other qualified candidates.” FU fUlltf SEMINOLE County roids Just before leaving tha Mayfair Inn for tho Only Monday tha Supremo Court •dlcatlen CaremonV last Friday a at Al Roqero. R"*<J Board member; Wilbur Jone*. affirmed ■ lower court decision Itata Road.Boardt and William 11. Dial. Fifth DUttlrt.Road Board Member. Stand* ported collage* end universities the Douglas Btenstrom and Rsprsssntativa 'llatk N. Cleveland Jr, (Staff Photo) which broadened to Include tax-fupStates Marina Corpa personnel lain Jackaon told hla audience, hlgh rourt’s 1834 decision on strik­ ing down segregation In public stationed here locally In Senford.” "It Is an honor and a privilege schools. He said, "It Is, a great privilege lo dedicate the aSnford IDsabled to bob an Important part of tho Veterans home end I am, is all defensa team that Is standing Request Is Made guard for frtadom in thli hour ihould be, humble In'the light of of Malory.” these men whose country he* been Tn Lorn! R^siden+s Edgar Griffith, 8treet and ReAa the, building was dedicated forced lo make' euch a physical and officially thrown open. Cap- demand of them In their perform- fur* superintendent for the City ■hce of duty. May Ihia home ever of Sanford, requested today that icrve theae great men for social garbage and trash be placed back purports, for freternel purposes, of the gutter Instead of In the and m the name or patriotism.” gutter as some are doing. Many people ere placing their Officers of the Seminole County garbage In the gutter which IN DINING ADVENTURE Chapter of tho Disabled American makes it Impossible for the street Veterans are: Gaylord Muffiey, ■weeper to operate either around PARK R A C E W A Y commander; Bob Hell, adjutant; it or over It, he said. ♦The Ow n try Club of Trotting Tracks’* John Kadcr, senior vice-commsn "('lease do not put trash and dcr ;and Senator Douglas Stcn- gnrhiigr in the gutter” Griffith PRESENTS rlrom, chaplain. requested. SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM Such an Improvement In placing the trash outside for pickup will -COCKTAIL LOUNGE— help In better street W ELL D R IL L IN G materially sweeping, he said. ;b v m y ev e n in g from now on in c lu d in g SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM fl.8S —DIRECTIONS— a an 17-81 at Casselberry Al Our Rig Red Arrow ■ ; a s r ■eat Of Tba Sanford Orlando Dog Track To Our Club Howard C. Long Phone 388 207 E. Commercial POPE APPROVES SELECTION VATICAN CITY Mv-Pope Plui XII hsi approved the selection of Munich (or the 1060 International Eucharistic Congress, tha Vatican *ald todav. Tho Coniresi met last year in Rio da Janeiro. (Coetlmed Frees Page One) live” type of campaign necessary to win, and ha didn’t want his sup­ porters spending any more funds In his behalf until ha has made up . his-•t 'M,-Aether t" continue "TVc - trial billon” , ho said, "I have reached this conclu­ sion by mysslf and my statement speaks for'Itself. ! have nothing further to add at this time.” Warren Issued this etalament during a stop on his stumping tour at Green Cove Springs: "The Lord glvelh and (he Lord takelh easy. It is a right of any citizen to run for office and It is hie right to withdraw aa a candi­ date.” Loury issued this statement from Tampa: “Under the circumstances I think Mr. rarris Bryant did the right thing and showed good Judg. ment in withdrawing from the gov­ ernor’s race. 1 ean now taka on the two ea-goveraors and their political machines. If will be a clean eel issue between my stand favoring continued 'segregation and their stand In favor of raao mixing.” la Bryant’s campaign kickoff bofore a crowd oaUmatod at about i.OW in hla home town of Ocala ho lathed out hr Warren and Gov. Collin* and gaVo hie own political platform. He gave no hint In thla talk or afterwards that he planned gny change lit 'Mr campaign. Bryant had bean scheduled io ■tart out this morning with round equipment on an Intensive Mump­ ing tour of tho stato. Until lie formally asks the secre­ tary of stale to withdraw his name frem the ballot, he will (till bo a candidate. Gov. Collins eeld ”1 can under­ stand Mr. Bryant'a difficulty, 1 am satisfied he counted upon the support of those In our stato who want good, clean, honest governBOMBER MMMNO RABAT. French Morocco MV-A Strategic Air Force B-41 Jel bomber Is milling in weitern Al­ geria and U. 8. ptanai from North African baiei are inarching for it, an Air Force spokesman laid today. A B-4T normally rarrlei a crew of three. The spokesman said the plane probably was from MaeDill Air Force B*»« at Tampa. Fla. The French News Agency re­ porid last nihgt the plane exploded in flight near P< Port Say. C of C Directors Meeting Tomorrow 4171IN Off (IU B I IIADOALENA. Sardinia UR Queen Elizabeth 11 arrived here This tiny port on the Island of last night aboard the royal yacht ^ The regular monthly meeting BriUania on her MciUterrane^p Maddalena, just of th« Board of Directors of the vacation cruise with her husband, north coast, is a ramote place seldom visited by travelers. Seminole County Chamber of Com* the Duke of Edinburgh. meree vHII he held tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the Education Building ori <Jvmrtiercioi «*•«. "" • * -injr memb*?rr to Vc pre­ sent for this very Important meeting, Seminole County Cham* her of Commerce manager For* rest Breckenrldga said that tha agenda Included t French Avenua Dedication report; Exhibit Com­ mittee report; Chamber of Com* meree Work Shop report; and a discussion hy Superintendent of Public Instruction R. T. Mllwee on “Federal Aid to Schools.” ment. "I (hlnk this administration has gained the confidence of these peo­ ple and they reeognlse the danger of failing to wage a united fight ■gainst selfish and corrupt political forces." LAST TIME TONIGHT , f-*rv l i t owes mo&m we pm*Um « m hriitli prous lisa fe» «h*u t*«*M STARTS 7:80 gitotoN nuMSHsev by wrruii ysu rp un tsd rseomc I i r f is 5i|<inue Qssllsy Milk. Try Ml BOOART-MARCH wiluam “wyleto THl UESRERAT E HOURS M i l k ! .... Gail Border^ M ilk £ yn a tiu * Q uaty VITAMIN-MlMUAL FM T Ifll FEATURE— 7:48 — 8:18 -Dollar A U r Night Fnsh, Spariding Family Fun—THE PEOPLE'S CHOKE— 7:30 P. M- Saturdays, WDBO - TV ALL OF THESE FEATURES ...W HEN Y O U C H O O SE FRO M LOCH ARBOR Phillips Parade of Plans!. LINCOLN The longest, lowest, most powerful Lincoln o f all time QUIET No City Taxes; All City Conveniences • Mall datlvcry ~ • Community wattr system • 8tr*ets paved and curbed At least I dtros trass la every yard Colored plumbing fixture* Silent switches * Many different planet diversified exteriors Wife-saver rainbow kitchens by G E N E R A L ^ E L E CT R I C • 66-gal. GE water heater • GE larff else range • GI garbage disposal! • Q1 f-1 ca. ft, refrigerate# • G I automatic washing machine hi deluxe 2-bath homee ’ • GI automatic dishwasher la deluxe, 2-bath homee We'd Ulw to make a prediction about you. Without rteervaUon, we prophecy that you wiU twviae your line car standard! upward after even a brief persona] meeting with Lincoln for 1956.Tha maaon for our confidence? Simply tbit: the picaeed people weVa watched in our showrooms-and tha name* we've been writing on our waiting Uata - ever since this Conplatciy new fine car made Its debut. WaVa certain that you-like these nthen who really know fine can-w ill recognize at once the dramatic whole newness of Lin* coin design. In its long, clean iweep of line. In the breathtaking daring of itt low silhou­ ette, a Kant five feet high. And we further forecast this: when you turn the key, your Interest will turn to admi­ ration. For you will feel the iwlft obedient thrust of the new 283-hp Lincoln engine es it Is served up with silken smoothness py Lincoln's incomparable Turbo-Drive trans­ mission. You wifi know (he gentle firmnew of Lincoln's bell-joint suspension system. And all this, surrounded by the matchieee luxury of Lincoln Interiors . . . encircled by the protection of Lincoln safety advances . pampered by the automatic ease of ALSOt Kitchen ventilator Moulded Formica sink tope N O T A PROJECT! Lincoln power assists. We suggest you put our prediction to the test this very week - with a Lincoln safety* flex steering wheel In your hands and a long road before yon. Why not mho it today? SALES OFFICE Little Venice Telephone 1501 �v sp " * • K ' * tVedneaday; lew tenight IMA •r -t AN IN DEPENDENT PAfLT NEWBfAPEE an— SAN FORD. FLORIDA f V O L U M E X L V llf t - r o a n " ’ ' * ~— r t .J — -—-.m - - w »m w ■ - mm TllBaUAV. MARCH 1.1, IBM j xczj - - Sanford Couple iReveals Gadget -------------------- AMVciatfd t'reee OeAetfW Tr* mwMsw-^mg'WffT-wwi .., . » City Board Approves R e zo n in g OF A re a For Commercial Orange State Oil Awarded Gasoline, Fuel Bid For City SHS Band To Lead Presbyterian Choir Super Parade To Stadium To Present Music Market Service March 25 To Be Built For Practice Game ♦ Aa Invention by a Sanford mall- aw sided Clifford B. Wynn end carrier and hi* wife can well re- Helen Wynn for their “Fanlry xelutlonizc the food shopping Elevator Shelf," Bfbita of the nation and at the I vVynn, proudly ehowlng hit M«to time make food selecting creation, and Uklng the wrapt off the family dinner table ae aim -; the carefully guarded eoervt that aa A‘B*C' fitioll> became officially hi* own, LW*»r , l , n t No- 2.135,57# haa been ta id "I've been working on tha *33*---------------- --------------- :------- idea alnce 11)47." U|jng tha back porch of thalr homo ae a workabop and a part of their kitchen at a proving ground, apare lima during the nine year* haa been apent In par. feeling (he gadget that wilt de­ liver canned good* with a mete twill of a dial and the puih of a button, Tho “ Pantry Shelf Elevator", 9 Initial action by the Board of t«aid Wynn, *■) i been tried and Sanford Cfly Commlialonera last leit«<l »"d we know what it will ;Right waa the awarding of the bid do becauaa we've actually uted it for more than two yean." He for gasoline end fuel oil for the aald that the electrically operated City of Sanford to the Orange etoraga cabinet and eeteetor for State Oi| Company. canned fooda was Inatalled In hie ^ T h a low bid for premium and home for the flrat trial opera* 'regular gasoline aa well aa fuel ‘I®11 Jan, L l°8f"We'd like to call It the "Wynna ? by tank wagon anti transport •wax submitted by Ihe Orange O-matle", said Mr*, Wynn, “if wa 'W a le Oil Company at .2343 per form our own manufacturing com­ SANFORD MAIL CARRIER Clifford Wynn and Tile wife Helen, shown with their "Pantry Elevator gallon for premium gasoline. .2117 pany to alart production of the Shelf". Wynn holds the patent received from the U, S. Patent Office. Note the .elector dial fupper for rtguar gasoline. .1311 for siep-aaver, tlrelch-saver, atoop- right) and the starting button directly underneath. Also Ihe Index to foods In tha cabinet hanging i alongside the switch, (Staff Photo) Tank wagon fuel oil, and ,1161 lor ■*vti and tim#-*av*r." , The “Pantry Shelf Elevator," aa fuel oil by transport. To accomplish a lengthy agenda It la termed by name in the The commissioner* followed close- patent iieurd by the United Slate* Jy tha order of business outlined for Patent Office, Mr and Mr*. Wynn explained, le a cabinet equipped Ma meeting. Tha Board of Commissioner! a- with receptacle* for the storing 1----------------------------------------- I Th* Bicyrl* iafety Club, origin'ally organiitd earlier thii year, lopted a resolution in which fhe of canned foods. Behind the r*. ! mil hold tiic second in.nee9city would partielpata In addition­ ceptacles, whkh are built on an tlnn and test Saturday morning, Im line, la ■ .i, elevator electrically al fundi derived from rentals of March 17 in Ihe area on Seminole low rent housing units by the San­ operated wh!:h se’ecls fond* Rlvd. directly behind th* Chamber chosen from en Index and than ford Housing Authority. of Commarc* Building and th* reload* a* it again pass** the -The proposal for construction of at.oag* receptacle*. Sanford Tourist Club location, perimeter street* around tha addi­ Mrs. Wynn »ay», “Th's gadget The regular weekly mealing of Test* ami Inspection* will ha tional 30 units planned for Higgins, of our* Is a toon to those with the 5anronl Rotary Club held under th* direction pf th* tan ford Terra e* was deferred until an es­ heart trouble, pregnant women, yesterday at the Yacht Club was Police Department; Saflty testa timate of coat would b« available thoaa who are too etout to sloop featured by Ihe ihowlng nf an ■re given In e'reei marked off to In keeping with th* program nf ga wtU as tha approval of the areo down and chins* from rahlnete, unusually Interesting film in color, (eat the proper manipulation end mat. No accurate Information, aald those with arthritis, or affllctnd "Florida, Where You Work and riding of a bicycle: These areas th* Grand fiOdgp nf Florida In Rhe rnmmisalonera, would make .ne­ pigeon*." Play The Very Samo Day", made hava already bet** provided under ipommr Educational Week from cessary tha deferring of tha pro"Even children can operate it," and distributed at tha direction th* Sanford -Jfollre DagprLraenf- March 1117, Superintendent of H ill. of the Florida Development Com­ plart to encourage safe riding of Tubllc Tpitruerlorf Rayburn T, 3111it# aald. A diicuailon of proposed fir* hy­ The Inventor, Clifford Wynn, mission. Chairman. J. Saxton bicycle* on City street* ami Coun­ wre will addre.s a public gather­ ing Wednesday. March 14, In Ihe drant* located near the Sanford who I* a very quiet and drop IJoyd of Daytona B * a e h, ty roadi, Boat Works on Holly Avr. and thinking person, explained that who wax unable to appear per­ Bicycle* will b<- Inspscte.l for Masonic Temple on Park Av*. at another In Ihe 2Mh and 26tti Slrreti (he “ Pantr) f.he'f Elevator" ran sonally to (Hum's Ihe work of his Improper brakei, liras, handlebars, 8 pm. Tli* meeting i. open In the public area waa deferred until proposals hr built to fit any u p - * Available committee, arranged for the show­ iprorket* and other mrchanlral are made through conferences he In kitchens. It n n lie made a* ing which was thoroughly enjoyed bicycle equipment. Bicycle hells, and everyone j. invited In attend, tween the City Manager and the Urge or a. small in on* would hy the oirr St) member* and rear lights and ytflectori, a* well acrin\llng in officials nf lha local guests at the meeting. Hanford Industrial Hoard. want to Install In tli'lr home. a* hi likes in good condition lie lodge. The o|M-rator of a projcrlor furThere will he nn sdmls.lon, they prim* safety feature* of a hi1 'William H. "Bill" Stamper. “Even *,orM-’’ *"ld "l'an ■peakingfor rh# Sanford Industrial >’• »'lui|-P*l with |he Pantry Shelf nlahed through thre nurteay of the ,, announced, and Milwcr a auhjecl Board tokltheBoardof Commis|,''* v?toJr *• Hlmlnmtm he ca.es U. S Navy as . good will gesture | However. Ihe Sanford Police "n * hlf* h# « ll,, 1P « k '• " Wh*1 Public ichoolfl mpan Po thu ■ionera "wa have a negative ap­ of food stacked in al.lr* and to the Rniary riuh was given a Dfpurtment impertion and t«Et proach toward getting Industry and countess or on ahelves. Th* vole of thanks by Ihe group, dot e not requir# tha addition of community." potent Issued'the Wynns Includes During the meeting, President expensive equipment to n lueyele <o little to offer In their continued the commercially operated raimrd A similar program was held growth." Commissioner Jack Rat- food selector. A light or buzzer William (Hill) Rush Jr., annaunca requiieinettt, official* of -Monday n|ghl In l)».vtnn* Beach ' 1 liter reerealion ami safely where Most Worshipful Roy T. Igan propoicd that th« request be rsn be provided to notify stock ed the election of three new dlrec- the tor*:—Gordon Bradley, B. L. Per­ tabled since "We have no money personnel that certain Kerns tie kins Jr. and George Touhy. These organisation say, defeat, the pur. l-or»l. Grand Mailer of Maauns in now." “ There are two new arena low In stock and need refills. with th* carry over director* of pnie of bringing boy* wild girls Florida gave the principal address. developing In (he City and we must Several from .Sanford attended “We even have th* peter,t on last year will elect a president together for their protection. attempt to meet the need In forth- the use of our Pantry Shelf Ele­ to yuitfe the destinies of Ihe club Boys and girl* of all age* will lha Daytona Beach meeting lnclndVOmlng budged," be aald. ba registered a* member* of lha big Roy R. Wright Jr., 1) D GM, vator In food frosier* and refri­ (or Ihe year 1956-37. Commissioner John Krider told gerator* using t h e agitator Hlryci* Safely Club Saturday KMh .Masonic Dlilrlct, and It, l\ the Board, "I would prefer to study method for loading tha elevator morning at lha *ile of th* tesla WhUmire, Worshipful Master of the situation to are If some way with aelected (rotan foods," aald Jaycees To Stage whera table* will lie aat up for Sanford Lodge No. 62 F A A M. Mil be worked out to accomplish Wynn. tha issuing of membership cams ----------------------- Ihe need." end the paaaing mil of b'cycle ' . “Right now w* haven’t male • Easter Egg Hunt T h r e e LOCOl G l N S No action was taken on a pro­ final decision on how and whan Many c a n ara needed for Ihe »*friy literature. • * ,, posal to change tha designation pf production of th* Pantry Shelf gigantic Eaater Egg Hunt to he Mary event* tot racraxtlon nf q ■Ut# Roarfk H .iad an­ Elevator will begin", Wynn ex- held April I, Ent er Sunday, hy lllrycle Safaty rich niambar* ai* O C Q I I I I n t C m S h l p t l e r Warren Knowtei aald "the plained. “Wa have talked with the Junior Chamber of Commerce, being planned fur tha hoy* end Two hundred end one Florida opoael originated In in a■ discussion »«veral manufacturers and will Dave Thrasher, chairman of the « 'rl» during the summer month*. Stale University student* began opoaal th Road Board District Engineer Probably talk with more," ha arid. event, said donations of eggs will This program, clflciala say, ill then- Internship In Florida public Richie Qreen on the flow of traffic Both Mr, and Mr*. Wynn (aid be gladly accepted, lie asked per­ par*''*! Ihe sjmmerlung retrea. schools, yesterday. that with tha huge amount of sona wishing to contribute to tele­ 'Ion program. through Sanford. fltirlnr tha fight-week period building and construction phone Ihe Jayree Information Ed Christiansen, th* rec.-eallon they will gain practical rleasmom .Volleyball and lannli court* In Florida t ’aimed for the immediate 'uli-ro tin Goldsboro Recreation Area will it la hoped that the new gadget Booth Phone 1372, by Monday dliector fur th* cltywld* rerrea- axprrianra under the supervision tlun program la assisting In th* of sslabllthed teachers. tie paved under ■ contract with en will be used In Florida homes end March 26. Orlando paving company now re- hualne****, “WI till ratlramant Either raw or hard-boiled egg* initial urganiiing ui too Hicyci*1 Grstchen Xlrrhhnff, Sanford will surfacing City atrrecta, according homs* being built In Florida al will be aceepltd, Thraiher pointed r i "h. 4 * Intern In frail* thre* at Ban Jose Element*^, Jacksonville, and *o a ueanimoui decision of tha such a rapid pace, the Pantry out. Dawn Marl* Rl.hnp, Ranfbrd, will Board of City Commissioner*. Ths hunt will he ifaged In Fort Shalf Elevator will add to easier Intern In muale at Quincy High, ^aU^The lengthy mealing with dia- and happier living," th* Wynna Mellon Tark and will get undar Program For Jaycee Quincy, Fie. Busan Walsant elsanbergrr, mission on mkny details presented remarks!, way at 2 p.m, Seminole County Oviedo, will Intefti In social the Board nf Commlsalnnrr* on the Tha patent was Issued hy th* children between the ages of on# Luncheon Canceled studies at Bey Count;- High, planned Agenda continued until United State* Patent Office Feb.'and 10 may participate In thel Th* program, originally planned Panama City. midnight. 21, 11)46, * Ihunt. I for the noon luncheon meeting af the Seminole County Junior Cham­ ber nf Commerce, has been can­ celed. / Officials of th* local Jayree or­ ganisation sty. that Farria Bryant waa tn apeak Ihis Thursday al noon before the Jeyccia. I Due to unforseea elreumstenrea and becauaa af the announcement mad* by Bryant yesterday, th* pro­ gram haa bean canceled. However, the meeting will be held and another program planned for th* Jaycee liinrhann meeting. Safety Club To Hold Inspection Rotary Club Sees Film About Florida Milwee To Address Public Gathering In Masonic Temple K S 8mI Th* Board of Sanford City Com­ The Seminole High School Bifid missioners last night approved the will * parade Sunday after­ rsionlog nf x blorkwlde arta noon leg,! from ihe Mayfair Inn to the on tha wait side of French Av*. Sanford Memorial Baseball Sta­ ftom IHlh to 28th Sla. to rammer, dium where Ihe first practice game of Ihe season will he pll/ed cist. Ilia move makes possible now by the Minneapolis glllltrs. . The gam* Inaugurates the 1MI the building of a super market hy one nf the national chains on ■ •pring training season (or th* 1UL complete city block area on the lera herij In Sanford. The Minneapolis Millers le a northwest corner of Franrh Ave. and 2fitl> St. Plana eal| for th* New York Giants farm ayiU» u*« of the entire area of Block team which annually trains la Sanford and me* th* Memorial 16. It Is understood lhal plans will Baseball Stadium. Final plana hava not aa yet Bn forward Immediately for th* heen completed for the glganlle shopping cenlsr. In niher action hy the Board of ceremony tn lead off Iht Millers' City Commissioners, th* us* of •pring training practlr* gam* aer­ th* Sanford Memorial Baseball ies. However, the Seminole County Stadliun for seml.pro baseball Chamber of Commerce baseball game* this sumnitr was apprnvsd. committee, coordinating Jh* plena for the event, will' have‘rompleia, Heated diirusilnn followed th* plana In readlneaa by tomorrow proposal to play 16 games In the morning. stadium beginning Friday. April Mayor T. D. Scott haa ti»M 13. However, the semi-pro team Invited to participate In th* wet* affiliated with the Lake-Orange coming ceremony at Sanford Me­ League, received lha full use of morial Baseball Stadium. stadium, lights, and facilities In Civic officials will take part III order to provide apnrl* entertain* th* parade ea well aa many rlvlt msnt for tha City. Red Hler* re­ leaders end- baaehetl enthealaiL presented the ftanford team. ' The Minneapolis Millers' 1MB A plat for a proposed subdivi­ spring training setftdul* has. been sion submitted by Peyton Realty announced. -A total *f 11 **»*• ”* , Co. was turned down and disap­ will be played)with the Initial,tilt ,.tv. , proved by Ihe Board of Clly Cone Sunday afternoon hetw eew ^tii * * li.-M'liei>: VI-' o>cd*i!4n reveal- Minneapolis aggregation and th# ad that 110 development wl)t con­ Rncheiler bauball (Tub. sidered for th* area Juit off Sent* Ten of th* 11 exhibition end Inole Hauler»id In the north edge spring training praellce gafttee »f Ihe City and that only lot* will be played In Sanford. Tha wer« tn be sold. games will offer Sanford baseball However, the Board nf Commis­ fan* an opportunity to tee many sioners roMildeiad that approval outstanding baseball players In MARCH II of the plat would hold (liein re- anion hrfnre ihe aeainn actually Admlialuna i sponslhla for Ihe rnalnlenam a of gel* underway. Horace Biork (.Sanfordl the ilreel*. A City ordinance re­ An umiMially larga rrowd Is *»• Premia Ranew (Sanford) quires . 'rr* pav* the peeled to set th# Minneapolis Mary Hubbard (Sanford) 'Darla, proving gnUu.i, and *ew- Millers nil to a good atari oa I^da Mae Handall (Sanford) ere on approval nf ihe plat, j lhair. H>M ipring training schedule. Sherlla Williams nford) In an unanimous decision the | Th# atarting time of the |IR)W Samuel Robinson (Sanford) operators nf * trailer perk nn and tha lint* for tha parade will Gordon Stanley (.Sanfordl* French Ave. were notified to vn- he »et In sn announcement to* Mrs. Mary Strong (Sanford) <-iit• the dedicated park aiea at morrow which la to lie mad* by VloU Korkin (Mima) Discharge* th* end uf the lease which occurs tha Chamber of Commerce oftfe . In October of this year, A propa- rials, Mra. C. Dean* (Sanford) *sl wa* mail* In leas* city owned Verna Mae Thomas (Sanford) property south of the relocation nf Premia Ranew (Sanfordl the trailer polk. However, no de­ Benefit Fashion Mary Ramey (Sanford) cision was reached, MARCH II Admissions A letter nf rommenilatlon. writ­ Show For W o m a n V ten hy school bus driver* operat­ Henry A. Williams (Sanford) Yvonne Must (Lake Monroe) ing In Sanford. wa» read to th* Club Set Tonight ;jj "A most Interesting end enter, Mr*. Jeanne Gardner (take Mary) Board of Commissioner*. The let­ ter stated lhal Die hu* drivers *r* tslnlng evening Is In (tore for thosp William Dixon (Sanford) Alberts Cunningham (Sanford) “pleased with the promotion of who plin In attend th* benefit fash­ Arnold William* tn Oaptaln" hut ion show at ths Woman’s Club at Idly Agnes Snow (tangwood) *'k*d that he continue t* lead the 6 n'clork tonight" II wes revealed Baby Roy Hubbard today. Many attractive model*. Me till ae*. Discharges Jbhn Russ (Sanford) The Board of Cnmmlsslonar* eluding 1h« very young set wtU Kherlla Williams wa> notified that plans have now give s preview nf th* Easter Mrs. Kay Roberta been completed for th* proposed parade with fashions from Yow 'Rahhy Hoy Roberts General Hanford Memorial Li­ ell's, Special entertainment wl!) tip Joyce Edwards (Sanford) , brary and Museum, to be located MARCH 13 In Fort Mellon Bark and that eon- fnrnl'hed hy Miss Dial Boyle U d Births tractors are now looking them ■ group of students from Jimltr Baby Girl Muse over prim* to entering bids for It* High Rcbool. Door prises wRl be awarded and rnnstructinn, refreshment! will be served. ----------------- FLANK CRASHES “ American Home D*ptrt»*iil WORKSHOP TONIGHT member* have put many h tfrs TOKYO (A-A U. *. Air Fore* Jet trainer crashed near the Yokata A workshop meeting of the Sen- of planning and work Into the air ba«s Mila afternoon shortly aft­ ford Theatre Guild will be held to- • show and the results promise le er takeoff. The pilot wea killed. night at 6 o’clock at the Sanford be worth seeing," It was said. Tickets may he obtained from Ilia name was withheld. Clly Hall auditorium. Mrs. Hill Kirk n any member of Ihe American Home Department. or may ha hmight at tha dopr* The sit mu.le service given e*rh Easter aeainn by the Chancel choir nf th* First Presbyterian church will be presented at 3:30 p. m. and again at 7:3)1 p. m. on Palm Sunday, March 15, II was mad* known today hy the Rev. A. 0. Mclnnls, pastor. The two services will he Identi­ cal and are made necessary hy Ihe Increasing popularity nf Ihis annual hour of worship that has resulted In overflow-congrega­ tions, It was said. The 33 voices of Hie choir, un­ der th* direction *f Mrs. George Touhy, Minister nf Music, will he heard in right anthems on the Ihrmr Tsalms nf Christian Faith. In the candlelight period nf wor­ ship Mrs. Touhy will play three organ selections as preludes and one as an offertory. Church officials sr* hopeful that with the duplicate service ample provision Is made for those who have expressed rsgemrss to at­ tend hut who could not rome early enough to be assured ■ good seal. There are others who prefer Ihe vesper hnur, some whose plans customarily bring them to church at the regular worship hour and It Is hoped that all these In the new arrangement will be sble to attend. Chime* will he pjsyed fur fire misiwsffr. (receding /fhe <ot(Willed stalling lime, the preludes begin nlng at th* appointed hour. Hospital Notes Senator Is Pleased With Hospitality O f N A A S Personnel K i'v . ■ ■L, ; Peterson Elected Chairman of Board A. B. Feleraon wee eleetod chair­ man of Ihe Board of Trustee* of tho Seminole Memorial Hoepital at Its la it meeting. At the annual election of offlcera Victor Green wa* named vice chairman of Hie hoard wftb John Evans of Oviedo reflected aa secretary-treasurer. ’ord Naval Auxiliary Air Station form outilde the All Soule of the group, and Robert E. Slate Senator W. A. Shandl, • nt th* 3jnd District, arrived-bl' hl< private plan* at the Sanford; \ Auxiliary Air Stalion. Friday sflannoon, on hia way to the dedication ' ■, of French Ave., the new six-lane Hi rough way In Ssnftird. Commander L. L. Hamrick. U3N* * ; Operation* Duty Officer of NAAP» >• ', greeted the Senator, who wai M -j'.jJ romp anted by Mr*. Rhanda, 'inti ® hi* pilot, Ken Shntrel. hospitality ehwn bfJyerewM Other mamheie of the board am t . K. Tucker, retiring chatrman -1 STATE SENATOR W. A .fm A m S , arrived b] afternoon, to attend thr<Enteat!on of French Ian* a%Renforrf Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Friday � 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 12, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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'jrfci* . *; < ■■' ..••'♦'"..c;'..:-'. ; V’.--;.‘tl •' v u S ; j T/ ■-■■ ; •" j ; . .j • Begin Training Baby Early Says Dr. John Young LOS ANGELES 'Ji-T he quicker yoti eUrl training bablet the bet­ ter. »»y* Dr. John G. young, because at two ruonirm they have brain* enough to cry tor attention a* well at for fooJ. • "Stnca children start crying for dividend* at the age of 8 week*," laid the chief of itaff at T rias Children’* Hospital, Dalla*. "their education can't atari too early." Usually theie dividend* are the altenllon of them other, he told the College of Medical Evangelists convention yailerday. Mother* constantly vary their > TAMPA jv—Mayor Curtis Hums ha* Invited city and county offi­ cial* In a seven-county arA to meet hero March 23 to discuss possible establishment of an edu­ cational television station. Counties Involved are Polk, Man­ atee, Ssrasota, Pinellas. Paico, Hernando and Hillsborough. —■ I . . . •• * o r n m 'p » w EDVCATWNAL TT STATION s • vt‘ i ifi ••• IIOH1 NIW RAOAS STATIONS form a 1.800-mll* chain from Florida to St. Lucia for tracking tests of America's newest long-range missiles. The Defense Department has announced that the station* will be completed In a few week*. The mis­ sile* will travtl over th* stations but can be controUed for landing at any point or destruction In tha air. Actually the chain axtends to the Island of St. Htlana (not shown on map). MIAMI lit—Deputy theritti ytsten!ay arrested a man who they sa>d was tha "biggest botta op­ erator In South Dade County," The man, Fred Chapman, was charged with conducting gad op­ erating • lottery and eoniptraey to violata the lottery gambling ^ laws. " Deputy Shat Iff George McMIiUn said Chapman "must have been clearing between 83.000 and 810,000 each week" on tha operation. Ha said the officers found evident* that bollta recalpts had been burned recently near a trash can lr\ the Chapman backyard. ^ « w rm AMAULT Tha 53rd annual Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta will b« held on John Pa glial of Mexico and Hir- § O-.odaga Lake, near Syracuse, N. old Romney of Cuba aro member! of Yale's varsity fencing squad. Y. on June 18. rue U M & R YOUKUST, mu ™ * ll.,. IIFUIIa Ifmi.a ttoellwi. rare received the vUUore • et the White House portico. ■ ■■ ' __ ' ■’ __________ . * T. •" "_ . '. .' " i :-iL- ■M M , ■A■J W . Be Appointed Bv Governor ( fASSEE igv—A flve-mcmn»*'commllloo will be an 'gone bv flnv, Cnltln* lo intnry nf slsle-m shej sub­ rind and make r«c*tntm»n. for preservation of Plor, waterfront beauty, llln* wm aiilhorlted by the ClKttjitl to make annnlnlmenti alluried "Increased concern Itiiens about filling and ” : governor asked eablnrf firs to submit name* nf per. they believed qualified to on th* 'committee, lot of peopla are afrisj the at beauty Is going lo he de­ ed by unplanned amt Imlls(hate dredging and filling." Hid. ma I* n tc e iiv y but si rhe time tome advantage has taken by private owners and Unsound practice* havo ocgovernor sik l the commit. ;|ll be flnamjed bk the Rfate 'real Improvement Fund and have authority to hire an aide) vo It technic*^ assistance, p . *■------- titown Boasts Lafge Sunday School Attendance H FOTTSTOWN. Ta. ,'R-W ben It comes to Sunday Schcml attendonce there's no place like Polls(own. Ji|U leek it this-reror.t: A llien F Meal has attended (tnflay, School i t . q t . - T f le r.'d ((Ujeran church hero fnr 43 |iy*—without mining a Sunday —i I.34A (if them. Ills wife is In Bordlnd year Without a miss, add Ihtoe Inf the Mest**' five children hgv* gtUndsnce marks of between 88* 40d 23 years, W F.qianuel Lutheran ehurfh lit have a rounle nf regulars too. Mary A, Merli ip the naif tin fiM, ml»*od only m e Spnattd Mill Amelia Jillnk has «w « been absent from Sunday •ghqel pnee in half a cenlury. ^Att this wai announrnd yeslrrik ^ sin answer le a recent Moteft}- George W Me|)»nlel nf f. Ter. MeDsniel claimed allonnl Sunday School atFsRdlnee title on the bails of his t t , " tjulnterrunted years—not even H 'FoJU tew n'i league, ------------------------f Beard, track coach at the llty of Florida competed o New York Athletic Club loor meet* fur five ytar* tly b i t one race. Qualtiy. BA KE-RITE 3 SHORTENING T J FRESH BOSTON BUTT W H ILE T H E Y LA ST PORK ROAST HANDY HOME 1 (WE DIDN’T GET ALL WE ORDERED) ONE TO A CUSTOMER — WHILE THEY LAST PIECK ■’GOOD EATIN*’ BONELESS O NI OF THI FOUR giant beacons which will be Installed atop the Empire Htsla Dulldlng In New York ti hoisted Into petition on ths 80th Door. The n*w lights, Which engineer* say will be seen fora radius of 300 mites, will ba 1.002 feet above the street. They are expected to be ready for Easter Sunday, f/ntcrnallonalf SIMPLIFIED GOVERNMENT RICHMOND. Va. tg» - The Vir­ ginia Wains Control Hoard sent notice aftrr notice to ihe town ofj NtwcaMle (pop. ltd) aiking for■ Its plans for pollution abalumcnt.j Nli answer..Finally the hoard sum-, mpnod the town's rcpiesentalivcs to a hearing. f'Thc first we heard of this hear­ ing," said Thurman Britts, commoliwcallh's attorney for Craig, the county In width Newcastle I" situated, "was a ptnry In the' newspapers." Ho added Hint the notices went to the mayor an.1 "when the mayor grts a letter he puts it In hU pocket and forgets I' " "1 admire Hie simplicity nf Tour government," a»td Ross Walkerboard member, "but I must Inslit aomtono pay more attention to keeping In touch wllh the board," FUND RAISING DRIVE , ■SARASOTA ifv—Florida Repub­ lican* will kick off a fund railing drive for the 1858 campaign with n $Y) a plate dinner here March W, The speaker will be Leonard Hall, UOP chairman. FRO ZEN SPECIALS PJLLSBUItVS OR GOLD MEDAL SWANSONS CHICKEN TURKEY HEEE Pot 3 2,k529c FREN C H FRIES CLEANER PINT VEf.DA ICE CREAM STEW LYKE3 FOR SKAimoOK FARMS ZI2RO MEATS BARGAIN (LIMIT 1 WITH FOOD ORDER) r . O . eU "GOOD BATIN’* cube Si 9 9 'c STEAK ib 6 9 c m ma B A ( I O N - 3 :3 ‘ ■•GOOD EATIN” Cake Rolls 3 9 9‘ HAMBURGER t p Limas 2^* 29c PICNIC HiA M S 2 9‘ (REG. 40c) LYKES SUCAR CURED 25‘ KING COLE GREEN WHITE HEftSHEY’S -FRESH FISH KINGMACKERAL STEAKS *45c PRODUCE 1 VANILLA \ l b . G R O U PER FILLETS 59c * (CABBAGE - 3c WAFERS 31c * yi- -V .j,(*.t ' 1 * 1 i h . M PUSS-N-BOOTS £b1 S SAPPLES 2 - 29c CHEESE LOAF CAT FOOD 21 2 CELERY SUGAR 5 (WITH 15 00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER) SUNSHINE 12-OI. ItOK * FKESIl LOCAL BORDEN’S * LOAF CRISP LOCAL 2 a» 27* '• r f STALKS DUTCH MAID PAAS EGG DYE FIG Pk«- {St BAR S Si* Relief Service*—W.C.W.C, post kJ *'feSE&!&iSS.SE WALDORF T O IL E T ONLY 2 Ih. Bog M IKUHf REGULAR CARTON OF FO R PURE S H O P P IN G PLEA SU RE GREENGIANT m BOUTA OPIIATMI A tS S R lB e « A i5 * » MIAMI UR—A University of Mi­ ami freshman was charged with aggravated assault today and held under Sl.OOtf'bond after he was accured of slugging » liquor store clerk with a blackjack while look­ ing for "odd bottle*" for a colletRon. Witte D Brady. M. was taken Into custody by Ueputie] Robert Schartau and W. J. Seward who quoted the youth at saying he didn't know why he slueged Paul Danopulot and that lie did not In­ tend lo rob the store. — ■motluual attitudes during th* day- and this can mix up tba baby, ho said, adding: "Children can get away with al­ most anything early In the day, but thaf isn't true at 3 p.m., when many homes lend lo go to pot emo­ tionally. Children may not under­ stand a father ,whn plays wllh them before breakfast but is too tired to play with than* at night." » . clot In Auitrle, a repllch of th# **ei fugcti. Father 8clmeld«r, erlgtnal CANS P A B ^ AYE. AT 25th STREET TISSUE 2 w 15 �V h h k ! • '-mm. 3 P ^ . -|> . ' ’S ’u / . « ■ ■ s ■ mmmm*— ^ v.w ~ <tot — ----- 9?~rr'7*y> v,: '4 :■ ' ‘ . f V; ' • ; ■') 1 In Sanford Shop and . Save Weather Ife ra Q i Partly eloudy with u | turning cooler today, pertly eloudr end colder taalght, PHday generelly fair ehd cold. * AN rX D E P E N T W N T D AILY N E fT H P A P III V O I J ’M E X L V fll Eei.l.-iiKio IdW Naval Officer % Drowns In Lake No. Aanodated Pres* I-ianad Wire — S A N T O R D ^ F L ^ R lD ^ ^ J fc ^ lS D A Y ^ M A n C ^ ^ J M A ^ < ;Be* Large Crowd Expected Rites S ix -L a n e fatigue, in all probability, con­ tributed to the accidental drounin; Dedication Of DAY Hhi20’'" 0" !,mi o,nc'r *' Home Set Saturday Afternoon At 4 M to the Heavy Attack Train ms Unit at- thr Sanford -Naval t Auxiliary Air Station, at Lake Mary late jo ie rd a y afternoon. | Dttween five an] five-thirty yes­ terday afternoon, Ensign James Stokea fell from his skits as he .|i!e d from a crouched position 'Final plana have been completed quickly yesterday and despite effor tin dedication Saturday after- farts to keep him afloat went down soon of the no* Seminole County and drowned. DAY home on tT-i; Time for the The accidental drowning occurdedication of the Chapter home has red in fmnt of the horn* of Lt. .fvHi been set fqr 4 o'clock. William Edwards on Lake Mary Invocation, ta il officials ol the "ho is also attached to the IIm u -Joial DAY Chaptir, will be, given Attack Training Unit a? the luca: Mrs. Charlta Johns, wif* of Tjy Waller Heath of Tampa, Stale Navy Air Station 1 lA - *»■ former Governor and Senator Public Schools Week hai beta . Commander Thomas C. Deans, DAY Chaplain Ll Harry Griffin, a fellow officer! Charlie Johns, will cut the ribbon *USff, has aisum.'d ditty as Ad­ that will officially oprn the proclaimed throughout Florida la Mayor F. D Scotr will extend who was helping Ensign Stokes get th e .welcome with the introduction on hts skits noticed that Stokes ministration Offlrrr, of .Sanford French Avrnue Six-Lane Through- Masonic Lodges by noy T. LonL of city ami county officials as well "a s having iroubtr and called his Naval Auxiliary Air Sialion, suc­ way, lomorruw afternoon at 4 Grand Masler of the Most Wor­ as Dr.lrict and Stale DAY officials wife to summon the Sanford Eire shipful Grand loidgo F It AM of ceeding I-edr It. (n) Little, USN, o'clock. By Senator Douglas Stenstroin. Department and rhelr pulmotor. Florida, Tho dedication and ribbon cut­ who Is now aerving wllh IIATU, Chapter Service Officer. Ensign Stokes was not an exIn h'.s (irnrlamatlnn, received ting ceremonies, expected to be under Instruction. Jamu McLaughlin, Past Stair pcricnei'J akiler and was attemptnilmded hy one of Ihe Inrgeat In Sanford today and announced lie is Ihe son of Mrv. Mary crowds ever a-scmhlrd In San- locally, l/ird said, "The greatest Commander of ih# DAY. of Day* ln* 1(1 lt'»rn the water .porl at ihc ,w'ona Beach will also addrrss the *»»"' of his accidental drowning Decs Deans, nf Black Mountain, foul, mil hr held In front of sourre of assurance for the futur« "erovvi experlcd lo attend ihe dediIlls holy was recovered shortly j Seminole High School where a of the American way nf ]if« |g I N. r. cation program after in o'clock last night follow. tmplete nur public schools system, where­ Before reporting aboard NAAS, complete view of tho in our .ynulh becomb familiar Dedication of the home will be m* ahout four hours of drugging CDIt. Dean.* was asalaned lo | Pr°i°c* l'» , ' en* with the magnificent history ol by Captain Robert W. Jackson, operations to ihe lake. Patrol Sqd. IS. it NAS, JacksonA motorcade rallying tho digCommanding Officer of the San- Stokes was skiing behind a boat THIS M AS FRENCH AVENUE 30 years ago, Nwl* lb* pasture nn Ihr right where thr Sanford Stale ville. Fla, During the Squadrons nitnrirs and officials to the men and events which has* made nur Republic th* moil Farmer* .Market Is now totaled. At the lop nf lh» hill w h n r tha car it «crn i« thr present Semtnola ford Naval Auxiliary Air Sialion operated by Lt. Edwards when the deployment In Keflamk, Irelsnd. French A*e. dedication and rib­ powerful, respecled and favorad The new DAY Home Is built on accident occurred Edwards Jump- High School location. and Port Ljautey, French Mo-j bon cutting site will form at the country th* world has known.** property given ihe chapter by Ihe rd from the boat and attempted to mere, North Africa, he advanced Mayfair Inn tomorrowr afternoon He said, "The public school* City of Sanford. It is of concrete keep Stokes afloat, lo Executive Officer, then In the *l 3:lfi. provide th* tools of tmowledg* block construction with Icrrario tile The young Naval Officer la turpositions nf Operations, and Tram James A. Wright, rhairman ef which will equip nur young men *floors. Thr large general meeting vivrd hv his wiff Ann and his parmg Officer. the Seminole County Chamber of and women lo become ronslntewrnom ii M by to feet The building m b , Mr. and Mrs. E. (i. Stokes A veteran nf IT years of Naval Commerce Dedication Ceremony liv* and responsible rltlteni ill also Includes a kitchen, and rest of Kenhridge, Va. Service as an enllvted man, and and llampiet Committee will serve this land nf freedom." rooms for ladies and men. They made their home in SanOffice/, UDn. Deans rnmmis- » ' Mflslri of Ceremonies at Ihe In announcing th* pmclgma* Many local firms and Individuals. ,or<| at *202 .South Park Ave. sioned the first Mobile Tlase llos- historic r- cut. tlnn tn th* Masonic lodges of who will be honored af a later-------- — -----------pita!. Before entering elimination | ,\ band concert hy the Seminole Florida laird said, "we havo a French Avenue, tomorrow, will of planning, procuring, buying matting, assisted in thr construc­ Flight Training at Naval Reserve nigi, School band will ho heaid great responsibility In maintain stand as a memorial tn men who . and spending, and finally that of Rase, Squantum. Mass,, he work­ follow log which tlie invocation and ndvance the ld eali.-an tl tion of the home, local DAY olfihave tolled and struggled f o r ; negotiation and approval, An appeal wax made today for ed as O. ft Technician In the will he offered hy Charles I,. Am- standards which mtr peopla have n much needed Improvement for | ||nw did Frenrh Avenue get volunteers to alay with Earl Cash. Operating room of Mobile Basei0|,|, r ha|ilaln at the Saqford Naval come tn expect nf Ihclr JubllO The Seminnie County Chapter t now confined lo Seminole Memur- their community and its citlacne. It* name I Many have asked that Hospital Nn, I. with the recent ,\|r station, schools. We must contlmt*' th* jVj Commander G. L. Muffler hat ex ^ Many took perl in the long bout« >question. Chief nf the Bureau of Atedh-inr h.uMing of new etaairoam* is p ^tended an invitation lo (he public Tim welcome tn visitors ond n« , m l ., ~ " " // I| nn morning hnuri. In th* early day. of the eet- and Surgery. Rear Admiral La- e ltiin n will he extended hy Ma- arroinodat* *ur rapidly gr mo atiend the dedication and also Tbf Cxthollr mm of thr s*ntlin j of « community along tha mnnl Pugh, USN. * T'’" -'s *n' " " serording lo Ih e, 0 1 V - . - - A I J W* - mjiat (ynr F. 1*. Sr-oll with. Represente- population. the fi'Ji fry at 3 o'clock which will - f f "^*Mnhom Btr*r; whlrh w( po# ' Cdr. Dean* ferefved hit cnm-|ilve Mml N , Cleveland Jr. Intro, abraast of new met hod a, whig ’be held at the Tarmac* Auction kflfHy as Sanford, two men eama, million as Enilin, USN.'In Jan. during thw dlsilngulihed guests will lus helpful in continuing tit* Market. * t ^ yr ai? .*rch-i n v V ,hf M all Hours. if# f one a Geiiciiil tli* other a Doctor, vilellly nf our public schooll, W* IMl, at NAB, Jacksonville. F la ., who "Ml attend th# nfliiir. Many City and County offtrials SouJ« tsthohe t Hiirrh In Hanford Cash was Injured In f divine K f ^ l n a f C l / l C l l and they weVa fglendi, Sipce being fnmmixsinnrd, he has Speakers will- b« Introduced by must encourage Increasing num­ A Navv bus will If.ivy NAAS al arridrnt approximately a tp*nth will he on hand for the opening of bers nf loyal, able, qualified Th* General founded th# eont- served In Vailnua Squadrons Senator Dougina filenitrnm, Sanford's first veterans owned n' ’.n prnvidin; transport at mn fn* ago whichiWfft him in a romp;) c mimlly whlrli was later named aboard Ship, and at Naval Air personnel Ip. and from, the nv* ly paralyred ronditien Tim .peekn* lo hr heard at tlm men and women to idopt tenchhome. after him. Th# P trtn r ram . b»ra SI a t ion v. As a pilot stationed dedication tomorrow afternoon log as a lifetime career. We m int Ms si. llnwetcr, it is repnrlfd that he from Orange City where he h..d wllh Squadron’i APIt lllt, and Hl* f,„nmr Cnveumr and -SisMt ke-p our public achooli free of The front rows of th* Church is improving m *iitle of hem large grove holdings. \ p n - n r , he jvartlclpatel In s#n,i „ r rhm lle E. J-ihne of auhreraiv* literature, text book* will be re.'-rved for the ernun paralsm l from hi* nerk down ami .lim it ail teachers whni* Twin brothers, horn in northern1 Genera! H. S. Sanford namod "Operation Ori ads,'* n tie uh'ch will form outside in Dress and that some life is returning tCnnllnurd on Pate 3) beliefs ar* contrary to th* Ameri­ Ireland, and who ru n e lo this th* avenue after fir. s#th Freni'k Alomm Bomb ¥1 i t Bikini Blue Uniform, and march m to ihe paralyred a reals can Way nf Life." The problem with the family rnunlrv In 11*00, v iaitr.1 in Sanfntd who had on horseback, and with Atoll.) Immediately fier Dip ogoo rublle Fchnols We*k wfl| b* recently. , * «wmd, hacked a rath from the Among hit dacoraflnns Cdr now Is In have someone slay M»vs a l«-ht breakfast will be observed March II through lf«. . The *2->car-old Iwlns appearing !?.| , . nC hi,l wher# ftemlnoe Deans has the Japanese Occupa­ with him (mm 12 midnight until served in the Parrish Annex. half their age and active enough to High School I. lerated down ta tion Medal, Ihe European African In rnnnrciion Willi the General ,nnrnmk. the river making a h rid la path Coni tn union. F^ih"r Rlcharil1 Volunteora can call Mrs. Earl he much younger spent their lime end road which he lined with Middle Eastern Area, and the remmisriiig during the visit at the Asiatic-Pacific Area Medal. a at Lyons. Pastor of Ptr All Soul's 'r,lclr h,m’# home of one of the htolhcn on -lately oaks lesultlng In his proFrench Ave. lie Is,married In the former Arthur I, Dnr.ier, Superinten­ Catholic Church said: "Sanford 111! South pe'iy Nfing named "Tho Oak*". r ----- - i . I. . ■i^L -Lmm —I A high wind, In Oie neighborhood Magnolia Ave. dent of the Marianna Industrial h fortunale In many wavi for Dr. Seth French was a respect­ Mui Dorothy Rnthermel of Jack­ of .v.A miles per hour, was exported having (he Naval* Air .Station sonville. Fla. They have two rhilIt I fully and hi* I " in brother e.( surgeon in th* Civil War He School fnr hov«, «ax tho principle t Hugh S Cully will celebrate thnr was the son of F.sekJal and ftaiiy I r*rcn' Ooro,h^ Mitchell, ta, and to hi* Sanford eatlv this afternoon, J | sneaker at the Sanford Klwanis near hr. it might, surpri-e some ^C liili luncheon meeting yesterday. that one of Iheve wavs is dcfia O b t a i . l S hitlliday June I. Cha,e French who were defended Anderson, 5. They will full .wing a path that it had taken during the morning lely the fine religious spirit He tod Ihe o’ erflnwing Yachi Hugh S. Cully was superintend-'f r" ,r> (erulllej that came to Am,n S*nford. W elnetdiy w»a a busy and However, at 11:30 today «trrl* Club ittndanre that "We. at the demonstraled by Navv men hrrr i/ enl nf the Masonic Temple In East ' rtc* *" 1*74-40 and settled Ip had not reached g-ilw fore* and eehaol, owe a tire* debt of yr. H- in Sanford. We at All Souls ra-» proud dav for the le»ngw(-"d Volun­ Orange, N. J for 41 years «nJI ''•••■ 'ntiiotta. th . mnther «t DUO r LEADS INNOCENT ly did not exceed probably a 2(1 mite An early morning fir* *t Fault • ' tude to ihe Ktu inii Clubs of FI- r- vouch (or this In all sincerity, teer Firemen (.« '• wears a 50-year Masonic emblem £ K,,rV*»* horn TAMPA i*v—J. Adams Rrure and per hour rate tda for the service they ha r berau-e uy ha>e seen llieir rnn-1 piirrh,i*eri tn f i rk arris* >. the Diug More on dowumwn East F tn l . jii iHarry n n j W. " - iIlihlsnn i iriiaiiii pleaded aiip1 tnnnreii! It r . Cully, living in ii«irill*in Sanford < at*t I* Arcne.llng tn Florida Power and rendered in their Marianna Plan • Isiently regular allendanie at firemen held a barbecue last No, ........... St. did little damage other th in V lived in "* " " ' V ' 1 hl* rnfm entaer In , * „ , rd,v federal r 1200 Magnolia Ave. ha barges nf •cruras, and have been helped vrniher In raise funds for the purp rn fa m " Ti ;ht, ^ n™ T from water flooding Through th* kam. to ddefraud n ...- .............. and here Sanford for th* past se mttrh hy their energetic. chase of an auxiliary truck, during tlm morning, a M mile • Deitnoueney His been much tn very ■ V. . *_ old - ij Iconvplrlng to defraud with false per hour wind moved Into I'aUlka cnlir* itor*. They wore thrn atdr in gel a lie was formerly s mechanic with ^VH . u . ^ l'n 't ' m Y iX I ' m «h* Ihe rows. Dealer sattl, m the ev ro-operation in all Pariah affairi. Th* blare was reported thoftly bills of lading. ll,c General Electric t orp lint, he Sl u B r M „ A r.d*m v p („. ' nr lil:25 am . with IHr thermome lent that xuhcnmmiiera of the tf. • b*1 l* " ’-v * r .ire looking for Navy Mirplua fire Iruvk that will Brure was president of nrorr's (cr dropping frmn 7il degrees to 32 hrlnre 4 o'elock when Ih* Sanford * 1 R Senate have h e n making itu- • ward In Ihe General Communion men their nrcil- ami give exit-nil irtneii. Hr s*>>, It wont in- long «,|*n, nn,| |*ter, In l*tJ, atlen-led Police Department nohfled th* nf Calholle Navy ,Mrn ai All Souls ed pruirt'llnn In Ihnr district, The imlil I will he wearing one all hove th* r«ti!#|t,n, VI. Medical Cn|- Juices and lliidinn nf Is* Termi­ In one hnur'i time. dies nf ihe situatlnn In ann until, hnur. inr Ihe wind Earl Laiist, tb»l iter w** fire truck has a 300 gallon tank -V) year Masonic emblems." m 1lr»v *»q *than 11 ii m »>iiih owner, -........ . f The Florida Industrial School Catholic Church on Sunday." !*ce. graduated I* |H«7 and lit- nals Inc. Both firms went into ........................ out nf Ihe itefas‘MVt lb* wa» made posiible hv an act of Father Lyons further stated and pump and four-wheel drive. gan HI* prartlr* nf mediein*. (bankruptcy In 1932 as a rcault of hml buffeted Deleon ftprlngs a t 1running n,. , (ha Legislature In 1I3T and the that: '.'By Judging past experi­ It will enable the firemen in fight­ After practicing medlcina In .damage suits alleging l-e* ware- the 3.3 mil* rain end was headed in First St. ildewalk. first boy vvas received at the ences of this kind, It will rertain- ing grass anil brush firrs. "LongI Fire was ennlalned tn Ih*; hWF»|ifnrnl». servinr with the CoA- .house receipts were issued for tho dlrerlinn nf Sanford. ly b* an occasion tn be remem­ wood ran he very proud nf her fire school in 1900 he said. ( loud formations were moving1chcn of die drug store where Chief fcilei-atii Army, and in Wisconsin, Bruce’s prnducls not aciually In Spearheaded by Millard D a'id- bered hy all members of All department anil Fire Chief John ti* turned lm v«'d F 's iid * and ,'Aan- itnrag* at the. time. No trial dale n u Sanford at mum and tho lent Mark N. Cleveland Sr. said thl* •on. an able boys worker and for­ Souls Parish. Welcome Navy!" _ . , , . . . fn" ' because of « rheumatic rond. was it. Farpia," a rrsident staled. morning that Ihe probable Caus* per ^t ii res was dropping rapidly. m er Boy Scout executive, a pronf th* hist* vvas "a dcfectiv* pip* j ra m was started in 192* to set From 1171 ta W b ha m aft in the gas itove." A barbeeue (or the benefit of the ^looror,-jitio ns adequaie in imrt hia horn# at Orange City svhar*’ 1 The only fir* was In eviifraeh Seminole Memorial Hospital Aux­ n»4is of the school, Dotier Immediately above the stove. How. iliary will b* given at the Elk’s h« had purchased 7,000 *cr«a, grid. rstahllahad th* community, and ever, Ihe sprinkler system, which Club no Sl. Patrick's evening. ' "Now, we have one of |h* he’ler •imaged In th* cultivation of was set off by th* heat from Hi* Marrh IT. from (l;30 until » p. m nrang»i Imluatrial Training Sctmotv to the and other eltnia fruit. Members of the Elk's Club wilt blare, flooded the entire »tnr* from Itatlon." the Marianna School gup. Dr. Seth Francb was elected prepar# the food w-hlch will br Senator and as a result establish­ front to hack and (tamazed part of arlnlendent told thr Sanford Kifurnished by (hr Hospital auxili­ 'd the Florida Bureau of Immi­ the stnrk store! In Hi* rrar nf th* wanis Cltlb members and guevis. ary with the following member* gration. the flr-t in the south building. "A t the present time " Doner assisting: Mrs F. E. Roumlllst. after the war, nf whirls he wai Mr* Karl Tauvl laid that ih* revested, "w e have th* la ri*ii chairman'nf Ih* Auxiliary Finanre commissioner. ge’ie^l of Ha ly pf In the United and Mr. Faust did not leave th l Committee; Mri. J. E Iftgglns. itm r until after midnight and al x 8 ‘al*v wllh Jen enrolled at lit Dr. and Mr*. French raisad enrhalrm an: and rnmmlle# m»m that time them was no evl.lene* of jJKgbrcJute rrovided egrwedy thre* children, Adele, th* wif* hers Mrs. John Bchirard Jr., Mrs * "Alm ost without exception," con­ fire and all gat connection* had E If. Lnney. Mrs. A. B. Peterson of Edw ard T. Lane of Anderson., cluded Holier, "'h e hoys who t ' j Ind. Ifatti*, wif* of William F. been cloM-d. Mrs. Franci* E. Roiimlllil Jr tand I'-e Marianna tmluhlrial I.eavltt of Ranfnrd, and A. V. Fire alto damaged a wat*f Mrs. H. B. Pope, and Mri J. E School for Bo)» knove thev arc French nf flanfnrd, healer located next to th* itov* la Gradlck. ljco:fl!ed from being there.’* the kitchen area. • D ’ller wea Inlrodttced to Ihr Damage IrcoieiV d by Insurane*, Ti f t 7 " r "'sr"1 ........DA .-r::'"?.Ssnford Kiw rnls Club hv Floyd according lo owner* of th* down­ Do’mcc, r.'talrman nf the chib’s town diti2 store, i'Marlitnpa Plan” Committee, ■i i(I'r.i w i V ^ ^ S n s i b r T o r X 'l l n ^lish. Ha began poor, was not « « !"► fartiekrls, either by purcha-tng thorn orrd by influential friends hit h? rtNANcr.n in poor c ond m o w or selling them lo * friend. hui'l un * name for integrity, TAI.MHASSEE .r - Bradford Additional tirkbta will he avail- and hkl'l aa a phvsidtan'th»l wR] County finance! have been report* . rbie nn Saturday morning at ta­ endure. HI* Ilf# show* what even ed in poor condition In a slat* bles which will he placed on First a poor boy ean at lain in thl* free Pl#"i have been complet'd for, audit although improvement In ftSt. from * a. m lo IX noon. F - Dqitv Roots Rldmr Assoel*land. nandal management line* A » t * i A limited numbar of ticket! will t'*n BarbeeU* to be he'd Sunday Living relatives ef Dr. Seth vloti* audit waa nnled. be on'hand- Mr*. floumiUat said French ............. ^ ^J. ^E. Terf 'ir c h 11 at Ihi Sinfnrd FarmerInclude: Mr*. '‘Operation! reflected n ce ■A"c*ion ft*rket on Highway 1T-W Jhla morning, so anyon* desiring w'llltgef, Br,, Banford; j . E, Terent program of deficit final •o'th of Sanford " <rt wjijejer J r , Banford; 51ra, F-UIhelr ticket* whit* they a r t on gene Terwilleger Cheatar, Pa.; Thera wera Iniuffldenf res«*K*4 *r*-' itrv ln r of barhecue will he tale Saturday. in th* genarat fund to pa/ an f g'.ertcd at noon John Terwillager. Marietta, Ga.; root bill! Sept, M. 1133, At 1 o'clock Sundgv afternoon Mri. P. R. Stephenson, Sanford: waa necanary t* carry d*ii th* gr«na dlrfcUy back of th* W. A. Leavitt, Waycroti, Ga.; aubiuntlal number ad vo ADDITIONAL LQpAL NEWS trlct *hft* *U1 ba gam** op Mri. France* Leavitt HaymtfL into th* MU focal jru%" U -Y E A X -O L D TW INS. B. F. JCU Y Hugh *. and MUa Harriett T. Ha yma* ON PAGE n > E E la *0l4t*V/ tflvlUd- odiit with each ether la lu ll 4**14, t 5^ ' . a n ted . r — Cdr. Thomas Deans Mrs. Johns Public Schools (£ L Week Proclaimed Assumes New Duly To CutRibbon At Naval Station Throughout State -i. ; * a K « i Volunteers Sought French. Avenue Is To Stay With Man / s/ a m e c / After Doctor Bound To Hospital Navy Ca^iolic Men Will Hove General Communion Sunday 1,1 ''"' 11*1' tUir,n*' ,h" £ -% e V a » M-fMfcOld ■ls*mBrothers Visit • Sanford Recently ,Head 01 Marianna Industrial School Speaks Al Meet High Wind Expected In Sanford Today Early Morning Fire t t Sees Lillie Damage*, Water Floods Store Fire Department New TrUCN*S2,f| Benefit rTarbecue For Local Auxiliary Scheduled March 1711,lon z"il'K Ct ,u: K*» :irrr ^proup Completes r ’ ^ns For Barbecue !lzPWjKLiu.\JVihhAS ft ; 1 �It* i *• 9 f"” >.-JJ-a-' t* r" J -—*■! ’ KAMA* CITY fft—"Women i n very gullible," John W t i l l am Voungcr »fid, "and car lataimaa are luii • notch above Hum." The »tochy< ■13-yaar-old, ex-coovkt consider* hlmnlf an expert on both. Hv we* arrested here yesterday while conducting a yr-'w? woman to a pearl-gray Cadillac confer* Ubte — someone elie's, naturauy. Police said Y o u n g e r , whose face has adorned many "wealed' circulars, amiably admitted Heal* Ing a doian automobiles, writing rubber checks here and there, and ■topping now and then to charm birds out of i tree. Women, ho said modestly, were apt to go crasy over him, Officers nld ho reported merry* Ing a Xansoe City girl and bolting after she surrendered 11,100 to him. There wore a few other wlvoi In hia past, ha acknowledged, and occasionally tear* thin one at the same Umo. Ha was haiy on details. in addition to warrant* against him in Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri Younger Is also charged by the (Moral government with transportation of a stolen ear and Imwnonelloo of > federal officer. Police laid ha would be turned over to the government for prose­ cution. Younger arrived hero Sunday from Tula*, Okla. Fist broke, be perauidM a musician ha mat In a night club tbaro to soil bin guitar and accompany him to Kansas Cllv. The nuiiletanj Prank D. Russell, said Younger promised him a Job 'in a Kansas City night club. Younger ditched him In a tavarn Record-Breaking • Total O f M o tio n s' A r t Filed In Court After signing rtam s i f admla* iloos, according to wthoiittM , Younger Mold officers be started bis car dialings with a. rickety model vthleh he "traded in, r .by simply departing with a demonitration car, leaving the relic to the dealer. ■ Younger piogreued through ‘he ioSTO tf t#t-A NEW YORK < * -lf roq'ra look- (Mar of MT tcMIfltf were ffletf In J;:, W a-nice, quiet place, to |o, mntotk Superior Court- yts^erdiy ibis may » • it —. aomeUm*. . by attorn* PiM T. tOffldali are out to shush all half ef hu clJent. Jeeepk P. MlOlnnli. one ’of 10 men charged unnecessary noise. Rut they're well aware that's not with the tLUM tl Brink's rob­ going to be an easy Job In a city bery. that Just naturally doesn't hsoker The motions — 30 boxes full— to be shushed. were loaded onto a counter of tga Roaring subway*, clattering gar­ court clerk. William Prandlhle. R £ bage cans, the riveter'* rat-a-tat said that never hev* so many m#r tat, thundering trueka end squeal- ttoni been filed for one defendilt -Ing brake* are as much a part of In the history of the county. automotive field until he crowned hia "achlaveraents with the expen* live convertible, stolen In Little Rock, Ark. Russell, meantime, prepared to hitchhike hick to Tulsa. “The big thing Is I miss my guitar," he said sadly. *T believe I wes a little stupid." Youngsr credited correspondence courses in lolesmtnshlp and per­ sonality development for part of hie unconquerable charm. He pureued those studies while serving a stolen car term at the Leavanworth, Kan., federal penitentiary. City Bus Drivers Win W age Increase JACKSONVILLE OP—City hue driven here won a wage lnereis* ef five eanta an hour in a new twoyear contract signed yesterday with Jacksonville Coach Co. Jamas Law, local prerident of the Amalgamated Ann. ef Street Electric and Motor Coich,.Em­ ployes of America, laid an addi­ tional four cent* an hour will be paid during the second year. The company hai 133 drivers ■IIQAOIIt General Hiram Dudley Ivet,M,assistant commander of the U.S. 3th Infantry Division, prepare* to Jump from a 33-foot to w n et Bad Tola, Germany, la a dem onstration of airborne training. A graduate of the *pert»l force* group "Jump School." the genera] thlnka that all com­ bat army officer* ihouid be "Jump qu*UlJed."f International! the big town aa the Empii* State Building. Still, you never know. The Sew antinoise campaign ..started off with a bang . , . er* pardon . . , a quiet but dramatic aucc**>. In just on* week, authorities claimed today, the damper h ie alt but completely been pul on the No. 1 noise maker of all time: tha horn honker. His unnecessary blaring has been eut 73 per cent or more Furthermore, even the necessary honking during the past few days hi* been muted •'.. John J. HprnbfiWfr. Nb. 1 t^r. get In the nolle halite, was given until March 13 to reform. After that, he’ll he given a lummcni. Deputy commerce commission, er Martin" Dodge weld' lh#*:AAtt» noise p-rtgrem was launched be­ cause New York had become about the noisiest city In creation. " I t'i not impossible," he said, "but it will take time." The motions covered 23,000 p u t s of printed copy add weighed 2M pounds. Eighty • one indictments bsfe been returned against McGinnis, IIstad by Dial. Ally. Garrett H. B y r n e and the FBI as (fie "brains" in the firtnk'a robbtM of Jan. IT. 1M0. Prendlbl* laid It will taka hia full staff of II person* thousands of hours to process the motions. In addition, the Judge asilgnM to hear the motions must read tne 623.000 words, end if tba Judia denies tha motions, they must he -read to the Jury •along with the indictments. ' ’ • ' Smith elttndyr ha*-filed to# pther motions for McGinnis, ona a..big book, of almost. 1.000 ps^;* rimlilhlbg . photostslle eoples of every word on tha Brink’s css* printed In Boston papers ilnfe arrest of McGinnis and othsra lest Jan. 12. , ';i* » WJLL HE HIT a JACKPOT?—Thla la Thll Boyd o f Sanford, a Florida State tfnlveraltv etud*nt, who ' l i e written the word* end murie for a ballad, "Jim m y". H* ha» had |t copyrighted, and la now trying te pU*h D aa a national hit with tha *trling encour agement and help of ftllow »tud»nt«. isewife Inherits wy From Hubby > Deserted Her MVEEHEAD, N. Y. W - common-law wife Dorothy Compl■1 filed In Surrogate's Court here for a widow's share of the estate. A search for posalble survivors was launched, 11 turned up Mrs. Du-k. The lawyer, II developed, had misinformed her and had never gottrn a divorce decree after all. She wai (till Nelson'* legal wife. Under the agreement, Mr*. Durk I* to Inherlr <0 per cent of the estate The other flo per cent «oe* to Nelion'i sister, a half sister and a half brother. Dorothy Complsl got nothing. A raaklya housewife whoso first Ubaad walked out on her after pm weeks of married life M yen re fa hie tohirittd tioo.uoo from his ^aiaklUtVVv afall Kata. * . j Mrs, Myra Rlchman Durk. 63. •Bad nevar heard from tha husband Usee the marriage. Sho mlstakWily believed she had divorced him nearly 20 years ago. Tha husband- Helge Nelson ot Huntington, N.Y., end M I a m I Batch, Fla., died at the Florida Swart last year at « . Ha left an Batata estimated at gaso.ooo but no Agreement on Mrs. Duck's share f t tali estate wes reached In SurCourt here. v Mrs. Duck married Nelson when aha wea 11 and he was IT. Then K #' v Naarly SO years later she want­ ed to marry Frank L, Duck. She .hired a lawyer to get a desertion divorce from her long-departed husband In tha avant ha wai sill [ Alive. ' Tha lawyer, she told Surrogate Bdgsr Haselton, Informed her latar that h* had gotten a divorce dacraa. Sha want ahead and marMad Duck. Nation, meanwhile, wea amasstel a fortune as e partner In a Brooklyn metal products factory. ■7 At the time of hia death, hia I TRANK SUTTON, 62, after 67 year* of commuting on the Long Iiland ' Railroad, make* the Bahylan-lo-Long Island City. N.Y., run at tha 'usual time, but this trip ha la In the driver'! scat. Tha "honorary, engineer" was accompanied by tha railroad'* president, Thomas M. fioortfcllnw, as he donned a cap and denim Jacket to pilot the 3.0M horsepower dteiol locomotive. Later, at a special braikfait, Sutton commented: "It'* about time 1 got a promotion."__ (International) THE OLD HOM E TO W N * By STANLEY O M Y 6Q SM ! P I T H f f f c ’T t o U * W A T W effc l GOT BIBUNO'S DO6* FO OD 0 8 BlfcUNO GOT Y to u a . P A T H * * * CANNBOHASHj *T 0(8 V ICF V E I9 S A --- r * ow we can ihow you these great new GMC’i tlitt sre further than ever ahead of all other*. Their sdvince* not only clinch power mpremacy—but reach Into fields stiil unexplored by other truck-mikeri. For example, GMCa Road Shock Damper Suipenrion* —plus s unique new lubllleer—produce* in hilf-ton model* « ride comparable to the jintst pajstngtr ear. An optional new fast-ratio cruising axle in light-duty GMC’a give* you an overdrive’s pace and economy without Its co»t. N Rharply increased engine displacement in hoth alxea and V8*i give* you a power family uniurpaiied in ithe light-duty field. Specifically, we ofifer 14.4% GREATER diiplsceftient* on 6-cyllnder modeli, 16.2% on V8’i than our neareit competitor!. AndGMCVS's, mind you, match thi thortat stroke ratios in the truck industry, Styling ii well Into the future-pinortm ic windshield to land-tight tail gate, Tubeless tires, of course. And • 12-volt electrical system U standard. These sre tome of the itrldes presented In new 1956 Blue Chip truck* we now hive on view. Tha vatuss era even more notabla. Come In and gel the ficiit jflM IwrkerfctaeeCMg i See us, too,fo r Triple-Checkedused trucks € « n e / ra o B b rM \ �o • Bishop To Occupy 2 Football Stars Lease Dining Room Methodist Pulpit O f Park Racewav At Sunday Service NEW DAY HOME to b* dedicated Saturday afternoon at 4 p, m. Tha vaU ram owned Horn* I* loeatChapter by th# City of Sanford. (Photo by Jameson) ad on 17-01 cn property contributed to tha Mother O f Sanford M an Observes 100th Birthday Recently ^Beetle Bailey' .Won't Get Married You een (Ivn odd* "Beetle %Balley" won't ev*r get married. Acsowing to an article by Bar­ bara iftawart In th* eurrant tssu* of r t * American Legion Magazine, 'Wort Walker who creates tha ^prize-winning strip says ha "can't Imagine Beetle without his h it, and he couldn't be married and waar a hat all (hem time." Entitled "Th* Highest Paid Prl•tat# in th# Army—''Beetle B ailey,'" • t h e article further dlsclosae that prior to Beetle creation, Walker was tho top-selling free lance car­ toonist In the country. His work appeared In Ths Saturday Evening Tost, Collier’s, This Week, Ladles Home Journal, American Maga­ zine, Th* American Legion Magatine, and every other major publi­ cation In tha field. "Beetle Bailay," which appears win The Sanford lferald, wai actual­ ly bagun a* a serial (or Tha Satur­ day Evening Past, the article says. After Walker hid drawn, several hundrel panels, tha S.E.P. decided not to use It. Walker took hli Ideas, ra-dkf lham In comic atrip form and thua was born tha great­ est yard bird of th*m all. Walkar'a fans rang* from Gen­ erals to privates, statesmen to ^housewives, and educators to comedians. When "Beetle" wai banned fropi tha Tokyo-edition of The Stara and StfTpei V eeuple of W. A. Patrick, Semlnolt Coun­ ty Chairman ,for the United States Savings Bonds program, was presented a silver medal­ lion today la recognition of tha 100 per cent attainment of the county In It's 1953 Savings Bonds goal. The Treasury award Is given only to those chairmen who lead their areas to accomplishment of the assigned quota. In accepting the award, Pat­ rick stated that It could not have been done without the out­ standing cooperation of the key agencies In the county such as the banks, Tha Sanford Herald and the radio station, who kept th# public aware of the great need of Saving Bonds In main­ taining a sound dollar and a haalthy, thriving economy. "Of eourse," he added, "the good people of Ihe eounty who bought Savings Bondi were the ones who put th# dollar volume over the top. We are all great­ ful for them." The m edallion which Is set In a lucite frame, b ean on It's yeari ago, they wrote In by tha sackful). . •, In addition to doing "Beetle" savin days a week, Walker writes th* "HI and Lois" strip, whlih Is drawn by Dlk Browne. The mother ef a Sanford man celebrated her 100lh birthday reeently at her home at Crcw*,Va. where she m ld ta with a daugh­ ter. Mrs. Josephine Virginia Spend. Imre, mother of V. J. 8pendlov# of Sanford celebrated her 100th birthday on Feb. S3. Mr*. Spendlov* enjoys good health, !■ active, and ha* good eyesight a* well a* rood hearing and spends her time with house­ work and talking with neighbor! and frlendi who often go by to *#*' her. Among the hundred* of card* and greeting* received wn* one signed hy President Elsenhower. Mho lives with her daughter, Mis* Lorena Spendlov*. Mr*. Spendlov* ha* three child­ ren two eon* and a daughter, alt of them living. front side lha emblem of th* Mlnut# Man and the United States Treasury shield with Ihe Inscription "U. 8. Treasury Award." Tho reverse tide of the award carrlea th# wraath of peace with tha inscription "For Patriotic Service, U.S. Savings Bonds Pro­ gram, W. A. Patrick, 1955. Michael J. Malnguth, Area Manager of th* Savlngi Bondi Program, mad* tha observation that Seminole County U off to a running start In attaining Ha I9.M goal. (This Is one of a series of t h tides on federal Income tax 111* ing. The articles ere based on A 20-y*ar-l**-e. signed pesterInformation provided by the day, shortly before noon brought American Institute of Accountants the dining room of the ntwly and tha Florida Institute of Certi­ davelonod Seminole Park* Racefied Public Accountants.) wav Into the bond* of Jostnh D. Richard "Deduction" Is the taxpayer's D'Agastinn. Jr. and fsvuriu word. Every doller you "R 'rk" Casarfs. can deduct (n figuring you) lo t Thr two former Unlve-ilty >'f puts twenty cents to nlnety-ono Florida football atari will take cents In your pocket* depending over the operation of the dining upon the tax bracket you're In. room under the name of "The Turf Medical deductions were discus­ .Club" Immedlntelv. Additional Im­ sed In a previous article. Here provements that will Involve are some of the other deductions thousands of dollars are already you mey be able to take if you underway and are expected to be itemize them instad of using the completed at a very earlv date for short lOMA form or the standard the official opening of the supper club which will feature dancing 10 per cent deduction; to the mu«lc of an orchestra and CONTRIBUTIONS live entertainment. You can deduct your contribu­ Supervising the food department tion* to religious, charitable, of the aupner club will be Joienh scientific, literary and educational D. D'Agaitlno Sr., operator of the organizations, and to non-profit Vlllnnova Restaurant In Winter cemeteries. Park. • Include contributions of goods W. R. Kemp, co-owner of the at their fair value, as well as newly developed Seminole Park cash, but not your personal serv­ ices (blood donations are regarded Raceway with Richard Sodero, snl aa a personal service and not de­ last night that "we made a most desirable agreement for the leas* ductible). * If you contribute stocks, teal of th# park'* dining rooms." The bringing together of two estate or other property, you can deduct their value at the time prominent names In the snort* of the gift, even If It is consider­ world Is expected to draw thous­ ably more than the original cost ands to the "Turf Club". Off I MFWP MFWYP FWYY to you. v Official- of the new corporation You are ordinarily not permit­ ted to deduct a contribution which are; Joseph D. D'Agastlno, preslyou have only pledged end not -ton i. It Ichard "Rick" Caaares, paid during the tax year. You ean deduct up to 30 per cent of your Income far any eli­ gible charitable contributions, and FISHERMAN KILLED up to 30 per cent If at least 10 KEY LABGO IP -A commercial per cent was In gifts to religious organisations, schools or hospi­ fisherman from Miami. Cleveland Knowles, SO, wi* killed itx miles tals. north of Key Larqo last nlcht when INTEREST and TAXES Interest you piv on personal hi* light pickup truck left the road loans and other Indebtedness Is and overturned. deductible. If thrre Is a mortgage on your a* I (too. This deduction also ap­ home, be sure to find nut what plies to the cure of tiny dependent part of your payments I* interest who was mentally or physically and deduct It na your Inx return. Incapacitated.-Check the Instruc­ The same appllss to automobile tions In »re whether you qualify. financing and installment pur­ STORMS, FLOODS, FIRED chases. Don't overlook deduction* for If some of yeur credit buying Joses due to storm*, fires, floods, Involves "carrying charges" In­ theft, and accident* not due to stead of specified Interest, you your own negligence. are allowed to deduct such The way to figure such losses charges up to 6 per cent of the Is explained In the Instructions. average monthly unpaid balance Any Insurance or other ennvrn**If they are listed separately In linn you may have received for your contract or bills. the damage must be subtracted Most taxes you paid for your­ from the amount of loss. self or a member of your house­ Mlsr'fineous deduction* to hold. except federal taxes, are which you may he entitled Include not deductible. However taxes are union dues, purchase of necessary not deductible when Included In tools of your trade, fees to em­ the price and not separately ployment agencies, expenses you charged to the customer. Incurred for the benefit of your "BABY-SITTER DEDUCTION employer, and iomo alimony pay­ If you paid someone to care for ments. ’ • your child under 13 because that The Instruction) »hal come w..h was necessary while you-w*rt>-*» y * |f tax fOJM* glv« further nwork. >ou may'br WrtrtNd fb"a rnrmatloa. Help Is *l»o available "child care" deduction of ai much from the Internal Revenue Serv­ ice. which urge* you to consult a properly qualified advisor 'f you need outside assistance. mi ' Bishop John W. Branscomb will occupy the pulolt cf th# First Melhodlit Church In Sanford Sun­ day, March It, at the U o'clock Sunday morning aerviea, Bishop Bramcomh had enterod upon hit ninth year n* • " • ‘nr cf Flrit Methodist Church, Orlando, whan he was elected to the episcopacy In the tummer of 1931, 1IU flrit assignment ai a Blihop was to preside over the Jacksonville area of the South cahte’ii Jurlidtetlon of The Methodist Church. Thle area embracei the Florida and Cuba Conference!, Thli coming June trill mark the cloie nf hli tin t quadrtnlum a t a Presiding Blihop and during thli period the Florida Conferenre h it let new recordi In mlnlonary giv­ ing. the eitabllihment of new churchd, In membera received Into the Churrh- and In money ralicd tor general Church pur- poics. Blihop IJranieomb hat provided an rnlhuilastlc, aggreulre type of lcadenhip and aa a m u ll Meihodlim In hli area h n been on the march. Having ipent hli entira mlnlitry in eloae assoclaHon with Florida, Blihop b a n t* comb U pcrionally well known throughout the State. Oviedo Women ** To Commemorate 50th Anniversary Tha Oviedo Wnman'a Club will celobral* Us 30th Anniversary In tha form of a social tea al the club tomorrow from 3 to 3:30 p.m. All past member* are Invited to attend along with dignitaries from Ihe surrounding central Florida Areas. Forming the receiving line will he Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Sanford; Mrs. Helen McKay, Orlando; bolh pad proiidrnh of the Florida Fed­ eration of Women’* Clubs; along with Mrs, Cecil Norris, district <J1reclor from Kissimmee aad Mrs. IMuti Lrinhart, prcsklrnt of Ihe Ovlrdo Club. The committee In charge of tho arrangement* Is Mrs. Charles T. Niblark, chairman; Mrs. A. A. Myers, Mri. R. W. Estss, Mrs. Frank Wheeler Jr., Mr*. M. L. . Thurtr. Mar. 8, I f M ((.oatlaued from Page One) Starke; William Dial, Fifth Dis­ trict Road Board Msmber of Or­ lando ; FrancU Whitehalr, former Road Board member and former Undersecretary* ef the Navy of Deland: Wilbur Jones , Chair­ man ef the Stata Road Board of TalUhasiec; and Campbrll Thorcal, fer-r** member of the noad Board and now Justice of the Supreme Court ef Tallehassee, The ribbon cutting avent will climax th* dedication ceremony to be held lu front of Seminole High School, A banquet honoring the offi­ cials who made possible the first major highway construction In Seminole County In many years will be held In the Mayfair Inn dock tomuriow Ballroom at 7 night. Many road minded officials from over the State and from throughout Central Florida will attend the dedication. Those expected to attend In­ clude: Carl Rose, Henry BalcH, Holland ■ Dean, AI Rogcro, Mc­ Gregor Smith, Richard Edgertnn, James H. -Cragg, Robert II. Fite, end Sumpter Lowry. Also Senator W. A. "mil" Shands, Blit Pearre, Rill Gautier, J, B. Roger#, Ed Baker, Nick Con­ ner, J. C. Getxen, and L. K. Ed­ wards. , Representatives Henry Land, Bill Colemnn, Jim Sweeney, Far* Hi Bryant, Charles tUlim, Max Brewer and J. A. "T ar" Boyd, District Engineers Richer Green end If. I k Edwtrde of Detond. The Sanford City Hall and tha Seminole County Court House will he closed In order that both City and County emtdnyc* might attend th* French Are. Dedica­ tion. Th* Merchant* Association sug­ gested in a letter to nil member* several day* ago, thnt stores (to closed for a portion of the after­ noon so thnt ns ninry people a* possible might attend the Im­ portant event taking plnro In Sanford, w is h - s s x ro K n Mis K ii.ocvri.g* TMiMsoas rv itv tv n s.i>» in* ttayinm Hour * SI World At (IS • :t a Market llapart #11* Twilight gongs • ■IS hr.,.*1 , dank • '■1 ir nsnrl-Ni i t i trifling On A Cloud . Il I ll-hning «ui;« T-.'a r.tiKi» vi-nsr III) nisi Jl for Must* *:to> M ghl IMItlnn Xil) i.until Nations I ’» It • I'sncMlm* * >* '• M * m Wlis Mast* NSW# high O 'f FHIDI V NUSSMIN* I ' g s On Dawn Uriakala S is, M-rkSl lltporl .Ni k s h»«*n U ilic* Clul Aa»s t>i>urit a i a aiaas iuukty a llamas N...ruing Uavutleas llarmuny Tune Mima a t Nina Alumina H-India# liar* aa* T t i r a IIS* Club have l ie s Club l i m a Ol Malady a |rr Mss s o o n Won* a i A s m Madia Farm Olga# Friday MaUaae N in a Bar Naae lUaefc World •« Thrae su ed aland llfvord I r u l i w Tian Tima / Nana T i i a Tima Tha Hbrlksa Wane* Legal Notice Gary, and Mrs. B. G. Walnrtqht assisted hy the social committee of tha club with Mrs. G. James Partin as chairman and Mr*. J. E, Brookshire In charge of tha pro­ gram. Legal Notice xoTUK US' HLsul.l riu.X it -h i • x i i .1X11 A i n x m i x i . x u a lin*t» , III XXHUM I I MAY S U.Xll.llX I NulIt* U h i n n y glvrii thnt III* i-..i*v»Iy Uomitilulon of HbiiiIiw.Ik I i-iiuntr at Iti r.aular ni-atln* bald .,n Mat. h *, m « »t th* < mW » 1i-.iun lloiiaa In Hanford Florida. ptitiuAlil to pallllou and n*.tlrs . I., irtufor* tflvm, p«»-*d and adopt•.I a n io lu t lo n cloiln*. yacallti*. trhouruln* and disclaiming any uni all right of n<luiiiola I’ounly ,md lha puhllo In and to lha follow„ k al reals and roadi aa dallnantad .... .. th* following maps and pin • .....rtlitl In B*inlnu1a County F l " f ,.i and mors p*i lluolnrty ilaicrlli1 aa fallows: MAilVTN AVKNUH aa a pp -un In iitat nf Wildinara. according lo r u t Hook 1, paga 111. then known aa Lot T ai.d a» a p.irk r.'-irvatluri and furthsr d r i­ er II,id aa balng from lha w o ' • rly adga of Lot 1. Block IL amandarl plat of Wlldm-ra ac­ cording to f l a t Book I. pa«a LOOK W H A T YO U GET W HEN Y O U BU Y T H IS N E W P O N T IA C • • • • • • • • • • • • MS II. P. V-l Strata Streak Engine T urn. Signal* Arm rest# front #nd rear Clgarelt# Lighter New Safety Dour Lock* Front and R#*r Seat Aek T raja Large Twin Bun Visor* Dual Wlndahltld Wlpar* Crank Operated Front Vent Window# Automatic Kay-Qnlck Starting , Coat Hooka Individually Controlled Air Vent* Trimmed l.uggega Compartment flo o r Glov# Compartment Door Lock , 13 Volt Electrical System Automatic In trr'ir Lighting 5 7.10 X II TuhHeag Tire* fiynchromrerh Transmission 123 Inch Whrcl Has# Famous Duco I.arqurr ’'Inlah Tulon# Uphoalcry Oil Filler Oil Bath Air Cleaner D E L IV E R E D PR IC E DOW N PAYM ENT Elbow Room • Happier 30 M O N T H L Y P A Y M E N T S OF • Added Security INCLUDES 30 MONTHS INSURANCE $128.50 FINANCE CHARGES, LIFE INSURANCE AND DOCUMENTARY STAMPS $211.50 No need to be crijnp«cJ for •Ibow-room. Not with the arrest selection of roomy homes now offered la the Classified columns t Enjoy living aa you like, In a home of your own, end riek being still a tenant in the Autumn-of-Ufe. Prepare for that day NOW by turning to the Want Ada NOW. *» ' ' Y O U 'L L SEE A M A Z I N G G O O D V A L U E S Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and f»r Nimlnol* County. Florida and that Ilia natura Of said action la a suit fur foracloaura of a chattal morlM I . lha caption nf which la IA NI'Olfp MOTOR CO. INC., a M r . (.oration organised and aatatlna niidar the l-awa nf th* I t a la of Florida Ptauitlff, Vs, .J O H N l.opAfl, JR., and DANIEL, LOPAH. Iti fi ndanla, TIIUMM PRESEN T! at* to com­ mand you to appaar paraanally or through your attorney by fltlnn yuur ariiwar nr othar qtaadlng with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court nf gaminnli County Florida, at Sanford Florida, and narvln# a copy of tha t a m i an PJalntlff'n attnrnay an ar bafara the Ylh day of April A. a IIS*. Harala fall got or a daere# pro ronftiao will ba antarad agalnal you. W1TNKB! my hand and aiat at Sanford, Bamfnola County, wiorlda > t h ^ r t h day et March, L D. 1SS*. i IN T H E " R E A L E S T A T E " C O L U M N O, P, Harnde# cleric | f .itii * th# Circuit Court Dagutr'ciwb P i| i 1 SEE US TODAY! 301 W EST 1st ST �I Util (ten won't be freak when this news letter is published be­ cause It la being written the' day after the President advised that be would accept th* nomination to run ignis If it la offered to hire. All klndi ct statements are being Issued on the subject, some serious and some, to a more jo­ cular vein. One man said th* President had to run for retidetloa because he couldn't make a llv{ng on hla Gettysburg farm ttudar hla Administration's farm policies. Another man said that with Elsenhower's announce­ ment, the only platform tha Re­ publican* will proclaim win be Dr, Snydsr’a medical report. Naturally, I am glad that b* feels that hla health has Im­ proved ao much. I do think, how­ ever, that the very fact that he haa had a heart attack points up the need for aaeb political party to be extremely careful about whom it choose* aa its vice prasidentla] nominee. W* will also have to pan tome laws tattling th* queetlon about what would happen tf a President beeam* usable physically to perform the functions of tha offiet. Legisla­ tion la being prepared on this subject at thla time. ^ U llllU f 'MO America skort* to atUl food I t holdg le r th# bojrinf ct « * » « • AvlRfB bonds. Aa an Investment they sound aa tha nation Itself and from ,AndjMnt of security alone no purehaaa b« safer. That to somftblni for tha V Mpadalty tha small investor, to 'firs to f all h V am arguments pro and con, to be ..B ut when given full thought aa they be, tha weight of evldtnca fall* on Is of th* bond*. I t Is ao agrssd on an _alvs seals. For th s Treasury depart_ n yn that "40 million Americans now |i*40 billion dollar* worth of series E >United States savings bonds.” This ' u even gw of $1,000 for every bond P ickY our Answer* PICK YOUR ANSWERS — W# hav* been playing ths gsms of "aum in th* ■trset*’ ths psst few days and hsv* ssksd each mem­ ber of tho Florida Delegation: "What do you think about President Eisenhower’* decision to run again?” Her* are ths answers: SENATOR HOLLAND: “Mr. Elsenhower certainly presents himself to the people of th# United States in a completely different situation from th at in which h* would havo appeared If he had not suffered his recent heart attack. This is an unprecedented Issue. Both In ths month* between now and con­ vention time, and thereafter if he is nomi­ 1$ ■ nated, his vigor and ststo of hselth will be 1 dropping in a few dollars per week the primary iaaus In th* campaign regard­ k,flew'mors psr month tha averags wage less of whether h* or anyone ala* desires to ov person of small means can build make it ao. In my Judgment, developments drong backlog of protection over tha In that field will be tha controlling factors. „ It wfll coma In handy, meyba at a Th* atat# of hla health wilt bo tho moat cri­ of ilb e u or othsr strsis, maybe when tical issue of the whole campaign, regardleai ‘ n* to start a child In college, to buy of what other governmental issues eomo or something else that’s needed or Into tha picture." If It becomes necessary to cash In SENATOR SMATHERS: "Tha Presi­ i weds after a while, there is nothing dent’s decision speska for itaelf." , BILL CRAMER: % as millions of other __ Iftnd semethlnt of value gained. tha meantime the. hsh|t of thrift Americans, am heartened to learn of the has helped to build America has been President’* affirmative reply to the #xpr*««' 1h#d. i t takes a powerful hold on the ed will of th# people to again become a candidate far the Republican nomination ■foal and may nsvtr bs lost, ml course It Is necessiry to keep in mind for the Presidency. He haa by this again f 'fact that intamst paid on th* bonds is demonatratad Ms unquestioned loyalty and ■‘‘te t to th* persons! Income tax. In tha devotion to tho service of our country: and i of ths small inveator with * limited in- after lengthy and aoul searching delibera­ , however, the rats would ho low and tions has apparently determined hla capa­ fora would not reduc* materially the m- bilities to fill th# office for another term on v r m s td value of th* bonda aa they ar* held a fully active bail*." CHARLIE BENNETT: "I am very happy •vag i period of ye#TiI t ja also a fact that the bonds become «e- that tha health of President Eisenhower wdally attractive at a time when thei na- haa Improved to th# extent th et it hai. This srional economy haa been pretty well atablllr- has been a subject of my daily prayer* and l ad, aa at present and In leverel recent vears. I sincerely hop# that hie ultimate recovery (Th* purehaaing power of the dollar Is will be complete." BOB SIKES: "Mr. Elsenhower's tjeelslon alntalned instead of being reduced as in a riod of Inflation. Th# individual buying to seek re-election was not unanticipated. gimnda la ?positive action >ga!nst Inflation The publicity buildup by th* Republican high #Blnca it repreaents money that (■ saved In­ command during the last few months point­ s te a d of being anent in competition for ed to only ons thing. After three years unfgoods. Thus there is the assurance that tie der a Republican Administration with ita Value will not he impaired when It is reoald. "brink of war" statements and virtual farm­ t i Ail told, it’a good business to own as er bankruptcy and with many uncertainties any of the bonds as a fellow can afford, about tha future, I think the nation now rehe re tu rn come ljome tn a day of-grstl- allzes It must turn to the Democratic party for security and progress. Even with Mr. Eisenhower as a candidate, T predict a Dem­ ocratic victory in November." DANTE FASCELL: "I'm glad he think# The Sanford Herald he ia .healthy, enough to be of future help Wektleke* natty ■*«•*« •■«**!■? »«**f i to-fcfi Country" \ \ ' <* m SYD HERLONG: "It’a h!s own decision. h a r a a a a * a « ? s .? J S * .s I wouldn’t know If I were In tha fam e fix ID n m a i t V E.itw t . M r . . u . * y IIOS WASMAS III. t i t n H t , K4II** whether I would make th# asm* decision or not I think it polnta up the need for both • c u m i m n s MATsa c« miw as* n , ->-hi o h s# * ts p a * political parties to be more careful In choos­ rS i/S ta # ai^M M tk. 0 - .,^ ing the vlce-prealdential nominee " PAUL ROGERS: "The atatement today lIMfT ■•«**•- -a rt- at Etaaka. raaalaKtaaa t>4 •I aata,ialBH*at tar *fc* r a r y — at rat.i.a Mil Sr tk arsai tar al »*«wUr ai»-rrtala« rataa- confirmed, I think, the feeling that most of the people here and in our district havs t*4 Mattaaallr ky n-a-ral A4trrfl-lt« had—that after the medical report on his tarw Ml tiaarsla ka-laya Saak Bl4«. physical condition was made, he would run." . Altaata, Ueetste JIM HALEY: "While we hope the Presi­ tra il la a a i a k i r at tka Aaaarlalrl Pftaa Urktra tt nlltlMI aretaat-aly la tka ara tar rryahllra. dent's health is such that he can do a ful! j « H m all tka laaal a r—a frlrlrS la tkla aa-ayayar. time job In his high office, we should also A------ A. consider tha possibility of another disabling Thursday, March 8,1956 attack. It remains to be teen whether or not his health will permit him to fulfill tha . TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE required normal duties of his office" BILLY ^MATTHEWS: "I fear greatly But ha himself turned again from the lea that were by ilgaj, and said. 1 havs for the President’s health and hope with secret errand unto thee, 0 King: who all my heart that h# will not hav# another heart attack. I believe that th# Democratic id, keep silence. And all that atood by him nom inee w ill win in November, despite the ent out from him.—Judges 8:19. President's availability for a second term .' ~ im Some Costs Are On Rise Again BOTTLED GAS $ £ .0 0 PEE lOO’LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION C R A M S Department Says Marine Battalion To Be Sent T o M ed WASHINGTON (Jb-The Defoes* Department enaouneed today § battalion of Marinei will he sent to th* Mediterranean «r#a within n few days. The official announcement said the unit, described aa a reenforced battalion of about l.too, Ii being tent at part of n training program end will replace a almtlar unit withdrasrn from th* M*d> lterranesn last spring. • Inquiries at .the Pentagon liW die ated tha Marinei are. aotog te th* area'— which Include* the troubled Middle East—aa a result of t recommendation from th* Joint Chief* of Staff. The Marines will be assigned to tha 6th Pleat to tha Mediter­ ranean. They will cron th* Atlan­ tic In (attack Irani porta of tha Atlantle Plait. T h* Pentagon announcement said the movement Is to Una with "the regular program of Intermit­ tently asilaning Battalion sired Marin* units Into the Mediterran­ ean area for training and manew yers.” The matter of whether ProiJ. dent Eisanhower will be reelect­ ed la not an open and Shut case. He haa proposed a number of things which may be designed lo get vote* to certain section* of our country, but according to tha questionnaire 1 recently sent out are not very popular In our dis­ tric t Th* President stated In a mes­ sage to Congress 'several weeks ago that there were certain In­ equities to the MeCirrsn-Walter Immigration bill and aiked for changes to llberallre tha quotas of Immigrants which may b« ad­ mitted into tha United States. He also requested legislation which would permit quotas which are not used by on* country to be used eliewhcre. At the present time if all of the quota Is not used within th* year eet for f!. It expire*. Ha alio aiked that th e n unmed quotas not be per­ mitted to expire but be carried over until they ar* med. I aiked about this legislation In genera) term* on my question­ , OMAHA IP—Here's ■ Jolt! University of Ariione Dept, of naire, and over 73 per cent of you said you didn’t favor auch Art Chief Dr, Harry Weod offered liberalization of our Immigration the opinion last night that Ameri­ law*. I, too, think thla program cans have th* ugllast facta In th* can bs very dangerous. If the world. Why? plan Is enacted It will amount Th* lecturing Dr. Wood nld to another break to th* dike that ha* controlled to a fair and "they ahow the mark* of (train, orderly manner th* admission of tension end Inner conflict you immigrants Into the United don't find eliawher*. And* the’^a States over the past 39 years. ! form marks of ugliness." The big cities, he said, ir* th* don’t me*n to be "herd boiled" 'Ittout. tjils m atter of more Im­ worst and New York la th* worst migrants coming Into the United of iha worst for facial ugliness. Br SAM DAWSON mills 'cannot buy." That could bring a ^NEW YORK Ift-aCoits are on All th e if w sja tn c re u e i add to j r0p la u l c i m d tn time an la­ he rite *i*la ia a numbir o! th* total of consumer* ipendtng ‘ ? unemployment. builneii field*, Funnar hikes ere money to the pay of merchant*. There 1* an alternative, the bank hi pin* up br summer. Bur they alio *Jd to the coti ^Shippers «1U par shout 400 mil­ of doing buslnen for many an­ economist* note. Higher price* lion dollars more a year to the other. When tha coit can't be may be "validated by Inflation of Americans Said rallroadi. The cost of leading Iron absorbed out of profit margin*, or demand through excetilv* credit ore, coil md llmutone over the when it can't b* offset by more expimion. The banker* tike a To Have Ugly Faqe^ Great Like* will rise in avirigc output par man hour, price* gn dim view of thin "choice of evils." of S per cent when theie water- up, wiyi thiw out. And the coil of "People who think the slacken­ Lei* than 1 per cent of U S. lending good* over tha highway* ing In automobile output and form* ate operated by hired man­ may rlti if Congreu goei ahead housing romhruetlon ha* relieved ager* of large corporations. with plans to ralie the tax on gas­ inflationary dangari ihoukj take oline, dlaiil fuel and truck ,tires account of theie cost-price prei- Ahont two-thlrdi of U S, men over to pay for ntw blghweya. *uf*i." tha FlMt National City <U yean old have living wive* but The price of thing* made of Bank of Naw York lays In It* only one-thlfd of ths women of that age have living hiiihand*. iteel and copptr haa tended high­ March hank letter. er of late — due to exeeaa c< do- It tea * a danger that wags Inmind ever supply, aa wall to ereaaes "m ay fore* up eo«t* m J There have been »n annual _____ __arl a b o r cost*. Steelworker* and priem to e» PP^t bahiei a year In point where farmer* form er*'[ frig erigee of 3,800,000 3,800.000 bahle* mlniri^iiv^tiiKittilng' naw wage M m bavgJjhBjjUqllfji..State* ,||nc« th* *n<J daminai for ilmmliV *' neomeinf R'ortd^ft'ar 1. Some two million workers got a pay hike when the federal mini­ mum wage rota to 11 aa hour recently. Automatic wage lncraarai for perhap* S million others are In 1 the eards this year under exlitlng union-management contract*. The Textile Worker* Union la. out to thaw a five-year wage freer* A L L C A R S IN C L U D E L IC E N S E -IN S U R A N C E -F IN A N C E C H A R G E S for employes In New England DOWN LO W 1 Q T P I 7 J J CHEVROLET BELAID WAGON LOADED-NEW, CAR WARRANTY $495 Down $ 8 7 -0 3 4 A | 7 P h J J $41*^® m o* MERCURY MONTERAY HARD-TOP MERCO-MATIC RADIO & HEATER $295 Down CLASS mo. CHEVROLET*—DELUXE 2-DOOR VERY GOOD—LOCAL OWNER 1954 <245 Down i $54‘54 mo. . CHEVROLET DELUXE 4-DOOR BEAUTIh UL BLACK FINISH Al this free Overt Class yen will discover haw Data Contefie training help* you dwrelep now skills hi handling people— five* you lelf-eonfldeneo and 1953 <245 Down CADILLAC 62 SEDAN • A M CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND FREE IWURtoAY. MARCH Mh , SKMINOLB HIGH SCHOOL ■ .' 1 *.... m o* DLD8MOBILE 98 HOLIDAY SEDAN PICK OF THB LOT 1951 <145 Down D onr' E CORNET-4-DOOR SEDAN RADIO & HEATER $3832 mo. $49-59 mo. $195 Down m OLDSMORILE 88 4-DOOR SEDAN H YDRAMATIC RADIO A HEATER 195< $29!) Down 4 3 J 195; <1951 Down 4 -l y D i t m o. • $37*®^ BUICK ROADMASTER Converdbl* FULLY POWERED-BEAUTIFUL $ 5 5 -5 5 m o. F0RD MAINLINE 2-DOOR NEW PAINT-TIRES 1145 Down $ 3 4 -4 7 DODGE SPORT ROADSTER SPRINGTIME IS HERE 1951 $95 Down OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 O'CLOCK $5959 CHEVROLET DELUXE 2-DOOR >-• SEDAN—LIGHT RLUE V errN les/ $37'®^ mo. $495 Down 1953 ALL CADILLAC ASSESSORIES $715 Down #80*^® YOU 1 ft C A I 7 d A P h I V 3 *S I T iM P .M . PAYM EN T EASY MONTHLY PAYMENT DALE CARNEGIE hoosing Career Often Unpleasant By UAL BOYLE for the chemicals (a continue hli chlorine. BW YOHK I* - It li never experiment. The chemical, which h« foeli Wttt for either parly whan a Whlla atilt a minor tn college ultlraataly wlU prove mora benedaflai bla fathar la picking AlfrM rama homo with some flelal to mankind than any known bU life'* caraar. papari for hli parent* to aim aa antibiotic, ii uiad for a wida varwaa particularly difficult for lags! guardlin. Tha papari had laty of purpoiea. They range from id R. Olobui who, at U. ha* bacn drawn up by a PhUadalphla tha traatmant of bladdar tafeetqa ona of tha youngett ty- firm which wanted to pay him STS Horn and alhlata'a foot to tho iterii in American chemistry. weekly royalties for a new proceaa lUiatlon of aurglcal lnatrumanta i deeply admired hie fathar, *»• h»d developed for tho recovery and tha daodorlantton of doga and bad coma to thla country of fura Iron by electrolysis. Tho eat*. It la balng totted aa a food a afl > and bad awaaltd night Mm* Arm, Immediately after preiervatlve and aa a funglelda day to put himielf through graduation, hired him m a eon- to traat dlaeaiai of agricultural leal ithool. But young Qlobua tultant. plant*. talf wai mora lntereitad tn "My father never railed annthQlobua laid ha raeantly had King with chemical* than er objection," Alfred recalled, turned down a two million-dollar fling medicine. amlllng. bid from a major chemical firm ban bis home chemistry iat Holder of a number of valuable for tho oxeluilvo righto to hie i blew aomo platter off Aa patent*, lought after aa a eon- chemical, and added thoughtfully: Ily.eaUtog. tha faAar told Aa »*>««*• G»<A« *1* haa made kit "I Ju*S wander what I’d do with hi mark ai a huitoeiamin. such a aum of meaty, I don't need tt When yen have put as much •I your tfe lata a thing aa I have In Ala, you kata to turn it aver to aamaona who may regard tt only aa another commercial ven­ ture." ly?" argued Aa father. r e u yen discover lea*tha profiteers of chemistry i't already discovered?" W H Y PAY MOKE? wad, An alder o lobas « t U peek** aSowtnce. Alfred « State*, but tf yets leak at (he cord w# have art beet so h«rd boiled. Stoee World W»r n *r« bars admitted store ths# a mil- 1 lion alias* toy permanent raildene# toto th# United ftotee, not counting th# M,ON under tm Refuge# Relief- Act. That is pretty benevolent. Oft* New York newspaper said that "Thte coun­ try has long aliicy,passed the point where It can operate nadir a policy of unrestricted Immi­ gration. which la virtually what soma people nr# lacking." Those who enacted our quote Immigra­ tion law* more this N yean ego showed great foraalght, I denfc want to be a pert in undoing shr good that thay did at thle let* date. m o. �f — THE SANFORD HERALD " Thtrf. Mar; 1, 1»8« New Members Are Honored Tuesday A t Church Dinner Calendar THURSDAY The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at the Yacht Club I t I p.m. Yisltnra ere welcome. The Junior Fellowship will meat in the Presbyterian Church •_ a t 4 p.m. * The Youth Choir Rehearsal will m inset at 7:30 p.m. la the Izesby) terian Church. The Deacons wilt meet at 7:46 p.m. In the Tresbyterlan Church. A penel discussion will be held at Sanford Grammar School In co­ ordination with Family Night. Time la 7:41 p.m. „ * The Magnolia Circle for the Sanford Garden Club wilt meet at to W>i a.m. at the home of Mra. Fred Per* him, M Scott Ave. Mrs. Frank Daame will be co-hostes*. firs, J. JE, Terwlllegcr Jr. will conduct the work ehop on flower arrengementa, * Members ere to bring container* and n«dle point. The regulsr meeting nf Srmlnnl* Rehekah Lodge No 43 will he held tn the I. O. O. F. hall al 9 p m. The Past Nobla Grinds will be . honored at this session. ® ’■Mrs. Stanley Kupl of Alta­ monte Springs is Inviting th* pub' lle' t" a Bridge and Canasta Par­ ty at the Mayfair Hotrl at 1:30 p. m. In honor of th* 7Mh birth­ day of the American Red, Cross. Th# Palm Circle of the Sanford Gaidrn Club will mert at 10 a. m. In the Garden Cents* for a trip «• to Leesburg nursery, revered dl*h luncheon. Member* picas* bring •'O' packet nf seed fnr gift to Good Samaritan Home. The Heiwerocellti Circle nf th* . Garden Club will meet i t 7;t5 • p. m. at the bom* nf MG* Laura . end Mir* Edna Chittenden. Th* program will be nn Hmiseplanls The Grimmer School P-TA will meet In th* Glea Club rnnm at High School for a short business meeting before th* rrru lar pro^ grim at 7:00 p . m. Program will " atart at 0 p. m. Tha Central Circle will mrrt at thr home of .Mr*. H. M. Papwnrth, ’ corner nf Park and 4th, at 9:13 a. m. From there memhrra will Jour­ ney to DeBary to the home nf Mra. J. W. Schwart whn will he hostess . Speaker ia Mr*. Herbert Moreland on "Prapegation of Houm riant*." The Camellia Clrrle nf the Gar­ den Club will meet at the home nf W Mr*. Vrmnn Hardin, 1329 Forct.it Drive Mrs. Jack Marlin and Mra. J L. Horton Jr, will he hnitcssr*. The Home Demonstration Chib will meet at I pm . at Ihe Demon­ stration Center. Demonstration will b* "How To Make A Three Tiered Pl*atrd Skirl." The TEL Class nf the First Raptiit Church wilt meet tn toe chapel at .7 pm . with Mr* C. F. m Benton end her group as hosts. * rttD A Y The Dirt Gardenert Citrle of th* Garden Club will le*** from the home of Mrs. W. D. Gardiner at 10 a. m. for a tour of th* I-eesburg Nursery. A plrnie luncheon will he enjoyed *<. noon. Tha Satll* Harrison Chapter nf Ihe National Society of (be Daughter* of th* American Revo), ution will meet at th* home of - P Mr*. H. W. Rucker, 510 Valencia . Drive. Members from other chap­ ter* visiting In the vicinity are welroma. • Th* Rose Circle of Ihe Garden ) Club will meet at 1:45 a.m. it the • home of Mr*. Claud* Herndon. Speaker will be Mr*. John Fox. ' . • I iW'i Th* Hiblicu* Garden Circle w|d ntret al tha home of Mr*. L. P Dayton, 110 N. Shirley Ave. *i 1:30 p.m, Co-hostfsiet are Mr*. A. H..Stevtn» end Mrs. Fred Zerrenntr. . . . . Til* li o n Cirri* of the Garden Club will-meet at l.io p m it the home al Mr*. J. K Ttrwtlliger Jr. Mr*. Don Jone* will be co-hotleii. Honigr Ojborne will be guest (peakor on "Good Garden Practice*." Th* Mime** Circle of the Garden Club will meet at the Garden Center et 10 e.m Th* Jacarande Circle of the Hiafo'rH Garden Club wilt meet • t 7:10 p.m. at the Garden Cen­ ter. R. TV. . Wheeler of Winter Perk wj|| ahow rotor elides. Hoite u e i'a r * Mr*. Matte Stark* and Mr*. L. I . Steele. RUMMY At 0:46 a.m. Sunday School will h* held a t th* Prethyterien Chureh. ■At 10:60 a.m. the S#!#lon meets for prayer In the Session Room of tho Presbyterian Church. At fl:S0 p.m. tho Pioneer Fel­ lowship will meet at the Treabyterian Church. At 0:30 p.m. the Benlnr High Fellowship will meet at the Preabyterian Church, MONDAY At 10:43 a.m. the W.M.5. Cir­ cles of the First Baptist Church will meet. At 11.00 noon the W.M S. nf the First Baptist Church will have a covered dish luncheon; At 1:00 p.m. the W.M.s. 0f the First Baptist Church will hsve its monthly program. At 1:00 p.m. the Elsie Knight Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mis* Martha Fox, 1309 Park Ave. with Miss Fox and Mra. Estelle Gilson as hostesses. At 7:00 p.m. the Boy Scouts «vil| meet in the Srout Room of the Presbyterian Church. At 7:30 p.m, the Session meets In the Session Room of the Pres* by terian Church. tlr«-lrs of the Women nf th* Presbyterian Church wilt meet as follows; Circle No. ! with Mrs. Vletnr Brown. Chairman, with Mrs. R. A. Cobh, 31.1 West 15th Si., at 3 p.m. Circle No. J with Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Chairman, with Mra. R. C, Maxwell, 300 Magnolia, 2:30 p.m, with Mr*. J. Ifrrk, co-hoi- The Women'* Society nf ChrUUin Service of Ihc F in t Mcthortlu Thurch entertained .with » beautifully appointed luneliron Turidiy honor in* toe new mem­ bers. Mri, R. U. Hutchison npened the session with > prayer after which a short business meeting was conducted bv Mrs. W. M. Hunter, the preesldennt. Mrs. James Bozard and Mrs. Ashbjr Jones rendered two selec­ tions, "Long Long Ago*' and "In The Gloaming" with Mrs. Albert Hickson at the piano. Mrs. S. G. Harrimao in her "most inimitable way" gave two .readings. Mrs. Bozard then sang "Trees" by Rnsbork and "Dad­ dy’s Sweetheart" by Lehmam. As the 39 new members were Introduced by their respective circle chairmen old fashioned spring cun ages were pinned on their lapels. Baskets of spring flower* were centered on each 'luncheon table with a basket of yellow gladioli as the renter arrangement. Mrs. L. T.> Dossand and Mrs It. RohIsn were In charge nf flower ar­ rangements snrt Mrs. G. R Hud son was in charge of thr delirious luncheon, The regular meeting nf Hrta Rig. | During the social hour, coffre ms I’hl Sorority was held Monday and citki* it a* servrd by the hos­ night at the homo nf Mr*. Ver- ' tesses, and a comical game was non Hardin nn Forrest Dciie Co. played, with Mrs. Dot Ferrell a* hostess for tha evening was Mrs., wInner. Faye Lodge. The meeting was attended by • During th* business meeting, 31 member* and pledges. tha nominating committee selec­ ted at th* last meeting an­ nounced it* aelertlon nf officers for the mining tear, as follnus; Mrs. Xirhnlls, president; Mrs. Castano, vice-president . Mis* Cherry Sing­ letary. recording Secreetary; Mrs, Sandra flerg, treasurer, and Mr*. Fay* I-odge, corresponding secretary. The nominations wer# unani­ mously accepted by the grnup. The fnrmxl Initiation of pledge* will he held at the liest meeting, ’which la to It* a mvrreil i|l»li supper at th« home of Mrs. J. L. Corley on Cameron Avenue. Member* are asked to hrlng their awn rrrallnn of craxy hat* fnr an "Easter Ronnel Parade." The traditlnnal net* Sigma Phi Banquet will be held April 4 al th# Remimd* County Raceway. Final arrangements will 1,* made tn the coming weeks by the Soci­ al Committee, rnusisllng nf Mrs, Frank Rtrnatrnm, chairman: Mrs. K. C. Harper Jr., Mr*. Herbert Stenstrnm, and Mr«. Charles Lansing. Al the elnse nf the business meeilng, a program on Art was given by Mi*« Cherry Rlnglelnry ami Mrs, fiiiill* Sloan. P let urea of famous work* of art were dis­ played to the group with Instruc­ tions to Its! the names. Mrs. Harold Chapman won a prtre foe knowing th# name* of nine out of thirteen. attend a Training Union mass mertmg at Unify Hill First Rnptl't Church The local church bin leaves at 0:30 p m. At 4:00 p.m. the Communicanla Class will meet In the Eduea. tlonal Rultdlng of the Presbyter­ ian Church. WEDNESDAY At I:30 pm . the Elder Spring's Blptitt Chapel Circle will meet. At 7:30 p m. Dr. W, P. Brooks Jr. will conduct midweek service • I the First Baptist Churrh At 9:13 Melv la Drkle lead* Ihe Training Union Executive Com­ mittee i t ihe First Baptist Church. At 3:30 p.m. the Glrf Remit* wilt meet et tha Praihytarian Chureh. At 7:00 pm. tha Mld-TYark HIM# Hour meet# at th* Preibyterian Church. At 7:30 p.m. th# Chanral Choir R ehaantl at th# Presbyterian Church. HI IN HAY SITTER Cassarnl* nf Leftover Meat and Vegetable* v Bread Tray Icecream Cake with Gourmet Chocolate Sane* GOI’HMHT CHOCOLATE RAlICF. Ingredient*: I package (0 nuncesl semi-sweet rhorolat* pieces, '* cup sifted confectioner*' sugar, 1 tablespoon butter nr niatganne, ’» cup undiluted eva­ porated milk, cup saeel cook­ ing sherry. Method: Melt semi-sweet eheeol*t* pirrrs over h"t (not boiling) water. Rnmnve from heat and silt in confectioner*’ sugar and butter; mixture will be stiff. Add undiluted evaporated milk and cooking sherry. Stic over hot Inol bulling! water until imoolhi make sine there ara no lump*. A whisk of fork will hrlp make sauce smooth. Makes about t *4 cups. Serve over Mary Ann eake cup* filled with ir* cream. gracious . . . . liny rufflea, flft'f tare, miniature flower*, high round necklines, . and little-girl puff stem * . ! ‘ ' -j Sheath dress** and the slim Fin pie* look demand (lip* * end pettlrnnts In carry out the lilt* cluttered, smooth look. . v Slips are now beautifully styled to suit a particular' figure, sllhuurlta or taste. • f a f :th* skinniest nf sheath dress#* there are slim half slips with) 'slashed* • sides. Under th* fiillakltled‘cut* Ion* there will be charming long torso bouffants with eyelet trim and rlblion*. The sheath petticoat Is fashioned In many faMc0) In* eluding Dacron-cotton, nylon tricot and lace. Sheerer drcssei'gatt fop silk taffeta and acetete*'talfelBunderscoring. Lowered dress necklines cstl for e strapless illn under nefctb* Hiss’-* nf spring's fashion* ell point up a top Interest high­ lighted by dramatic u«* nf col­ lars, jabots, flowers, Scarf* and stoles." To givn frr«h louche* to navy, black nr gtay costumes try a simple while rose, Illy nf the valley spray, violet* nr lilacs. , Apricot and yellow flower* are smart accent* t* the natural tints for spilng and exotic tropleal blossoms in brilliant rolort are new too, this season. Pastel* are new* in laco collar* and jabots, but snowy white con­ tinues as the favorite to spark up a dress or suit. Whether targe, nr small, the look of the n*w rnllars amt Jabot* Is sheer and feminine. Cotton Ince* and pique cutouts, *heer silk, nylon and organdies all,with delicate Jewels, emhraldfred and lar* trims, being «h*wn to fill In the nway-frnm.llit neck line* nf spclng fashions. The delicate look in srnrfa and stoles Is highlighted by nylon chlffnn or sheer silk, combined with light mill nr tissue taffeta, Scarfs and stoics reveal (Iriantnl Influence* In Interwoven met­ allic threads, sr gold and allver pattern*. And speak log nf delicate mat­ ters, till* yr*r Spring Is eatergreens log in pretty, romantic looks in Patriotic Education' • acenm- lingerie. It's the little Inurhes Through for a that makn these dcliral* cotton* All member* are urged to be pre* -, . so feminine ami charmingly sent. AS SEEN IN CHARM, LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. . . AND CBS-TV "THE BIG PAYOFF” Happy Birthday (p£AAo/iah Mr. and Mra. ft. C, McBride were called to Springfield, Ga. recently upon hearing of th* death nf HI* brother-in-law, Warren Hedge, TRIGERE'8 DUET of a aleevelei* black cotton Jer.cy «Jr**a I* worn with e "Palatine ’ of black end whit* checked cot­ ton. PAT All Calendar Lktings And Society News Are Requested By 5 p. m. The Bay Preceding Publication HARTLY The "Zephyr" — Teung. **Mlgin delightfully eyelet embjoidertd Th* "*kyl*»k" — In fell!* with bo* of ihimmering taffeta ELECT PAU L M IL L E R STATE SENATE In Taffata and Tit Silk • MATCHING ACCESSORIES Straw, Plnntir nnd Egyptian Hnndhny!* MAN FOR A BUSINESS JOB' MLftlC SHOP J9T W- tyt St. Your V O T E And Influence The M ay 8 Primary W ill be Appreciated PH9NE 3071 Pd. Pel. Ade, BUKUR’S er aecumpsnied fhe group on the piano. The "Faster Parade" a n d "When lrtsh Ryes Are Smiling" werj *nng after which a prayer was offered by Mrs. R. B. Crum­ ley. Mrs. Oscar Harrison read the mlmitrs for the last meeting; A "lovely" violin solo was rendered by Mrs. Miller accompanied on the piano by Mrs. L. P. Brown. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. H. S. Diiggar, chairman; Mrs. I-. K, Thumps on, Mrs. Colin W. Hires, Mrs. Irving FelnBerg, and Mrs. Raymond Smith. It was announced that March 14 Hie Social Department of the Rom­ an's Club will hold a Dessert Bridge and Conasta Tarty at the Club house at 1:30 p.m. Hostesses will he Mrs. W. D, Hoffman,; Mrs. R. C. Wiley, Mrs. 11. W. Rucker and Mr*. W. R. Anderson. ., Officers For Coming Year Are Voted On , Chosen By Sorority "A BUSINESS $149.50 Mrs. George Wells, chairman of Ihc nominating committee for the selections of Nio olllcrrs for the Sanford ^ prrscnjbd a •la’.c u{ jinnies”fur the club’a ap­ proval yesterday at a 13:30 p m luncheon in the club. The group voted unanimously for the following: Mrs. Francis Meri­ wether, president; Mrs. Joa Corley, first vice president; Mrs. N. V. Farmer, second vice president; Mrs. William Kirk, third vice pre­ sident Mrs. F. K. Rreckenridge, eorrrspnndlng secretary; Mrs. J P, Wilson, president of the Amer­ ican Home Department; Mrs. S J. Nix, president of tho Civic tie partm rnt; Mrs. licorgo Well*, chairman of Fine Arts Depart­ ment so l Mr*. K. C. Harper, chairman of the Social Depart­ ment. The club was decorated with glndtpll and yellow rosea along with two haskets of flow era on the stage for a spring theme. After the session was called to order by Mrs. Meriwether Ihe flag a^lulc was led by Mrs. Francis llnlz follow r,l by Ihe singing of the "Star Spangled llanner" led by Mrs, Hi own, Mrs. N. V. Farm ­ By Mias C. Heltol Hello! Hello! The idea of camping has swept the troops like wildfire. Visions of hikes, living In a tent, rooking out, campfires, swims and n:her adventures come early to the group of eEclled giris who sit around the troop room. Girl Scout camping alms In aid In the development of the gH as an Individual and as a mem­ ber nf the group In the following ways. Tn stimulate real enjoyment and appreciation nf thr out-ofdoors through successive ramping experience*. To develop resourcefulness, In iliatlve, snd self-reliance. To contribute tn her physical and mental well-being. Tn provldo a happy, advrnturoui experience with new and Interesting activities, with oppor­ tunities for acquiring those skill* • specially related to the environ­ ment. Tn help a girl grow in her ability to he an srrepted and ad Justed member nf a group. In the past two years both .Brownie and Girl Smuts of San­ ford have participated In Day Camp. While during lb# year many nf our smut troops plan and rarry out overnights. Plans are now under way fur in established -amp for scums this summer with Rrounit* re­ turning In day ramp. t 200 No. Park Look This W ay • ay* filling In ayalat or fall!* Sacony Suits Of Palm Beach $25 Step out nn the town. Slide behind the wheel ef « convertible and etep en tha ga*. ’ Soar ecros* th* sky to romantic land*. You’ll harp smooth. fre*h, leok. exciting In these sumptuous suit* by Barony. Fur genuln* Palm Bench cloth thedi wrinkle*, holds Its pren. Now In fabulout new fnllle* with • hand-weave texture, and airy artful, eyelet embroidery , . , they bring new sparkle and cool enchantment to your wardrobe. There’* real eull tailoring In evary one* Hand-set collar*. Btund Siam*, liA Tttnu'e* aa wonderfuf u nnrlitfti I buyl Litwl See th>M them lAAfl. aoon. They're SAC O N Y * T * « lu rin jr F u h io n a J u « t F o r T # u ” : �■ fSiREnfUeTTBETtllNc bad aawad ao lovingly to tha garhand at bar unhappily. •Tm afraid ana'* right, Lor*. nat*rad bodice. Bha pulled the dresa tV T T S X off favarahly, let It fall In a bright A after Huninc I’m tatribly afraid—'* from ■ itrieoa “Of couraa I'm right," Mra. Ty- heap on tha floor. It waa only teolvH whit* Jihtl------, ling Itr aald. "You can't take her to nemething fur Uia rag U g nu«, m"ia »AM buij «ltlb■ rr. 3b* nw*t* Wm I'< -> Mra. Lord** looking Jjka a Wimp. 1 She would never put It on egain. kntw aha ahould never touch tha The groan gown pullad at her ll*.AnU4 IM arowlar material baraalf." ringlet* aa It went over bar head, Lora could feat tha flood of crim- but tha hardly noticed. Nothing pood omr U># Tyjrr aon aweep upward Into har face. Beamed Important or even very I W«4« maunUa* for i him fo toll h*r wh*» She felt u t t e r l y humiliated, real. She moved "he a puppet, in­ nar laarataa, mor# ef aahamed. In har Ignorance aha had differently. Tha draaa had tiny cap >. J jro promlff* Jam- thought Ihta draaa Anar than any alaavea and a bodice ta r mor* Im­ r CTirltimu. Th# Igr* dMnit* «h* npwallln* ■ha had aver earn. She had added modest than aha had ever worn. har own llttla dreumaklng touche* Before ahe went downatalra her of velvet and lace, believing that Anger* Bought tha gamete at har beauty. throat. They felt hard beneath her I Trltr* lorluillB* th* ahaIt created waa Jemmy who broke tha Angere, and at their touch her will i t u Mr •lrt*r. For '1*1 •»*" l» >•* ■*• tmluU|,> olianra. “I tv.nk ah* lonki to act relumed. -r* mikm h«r own dnt," ha aald atoutly. “I think She looked at Wada ae aha an* ■ha'll b* tha pretUeat on* at tha tered the room and aaw the quick whole party." CHAPTER TWELVB veiling of hla ayea. What had ht Wada want upatalri and ro* expected T tied ha thought that baFULL confidence Lor* ruatlad U«ll 1* h*r mw gown « d turned. Sha looked up than through causa aha wore thla draaa ah# | while Jammy tapped upon har taara and *aw that ha waa would bacoma Virginia f AU daatr* 1 tear. H* t t w t # • » » « holding over hi* fret arm a magnl* to Waap waa gone and two apou M M n m u r (U r t wraady Scant gown of pal* green brocaded of color burned hlgkJn har chaaka. a Ui* ranllaman, talfat*. Even flung in a heap on hia Not tha bright hua of excitement 1 «hlrt*i#*y#a and wtU hla arm It breathed perfection In every now. Har blood couraad dark and careful aaam, In the draping and angry In har valna. rnrttov « m Mmpu. "ft'a not perfect," Mra. Tylar M 't *m yon out Ultra In Uit htavy acallopa of pal* lace. Ob* “ h* Mid. ‘‘Coma la kart vloualy Ihta gown waa a matter* aald. “You don't All It out enough, placa of IU kind. but tha length la right. And at ■'That'a my mother** draaa I" least you will look as Mra Wada cried Jemmy. Tyler should look. But taka Off Wad# Ignored him. “It came thuaa gurnet*. I have my Jewel from Pari*, Lora. Why not try It cose here and we can And some­ thing more aultabta." on?" Tlia old lady opened a case of Sha looked away from tha gown quickly. “X—1 never could wear black leather and aalaclad a etrend green. It maltej me look sallow." of ncarls from a tray lined with “At leaat It will not make you green velvet. Lorn shook her 1 cad. strong In atan. Mow fMiiah to h*v* hoped look Ilk# a frump," laid Mra. Ty­ M l Mff a n a would light Immadl- lar. "Ynu’ra too thin for It, of her silent ar •(» \ "1 will waar my ff*ty, t u t ha would ahow uton- couraa, but go put It on and let'a gumola," ahe said quickly. 'They Mdd Admiration. Ma waa of have no mcra noiuenae. Ton want- are mine." Bhe met Mrs. Tyler’s gaae with­ tauraa, fully doauatotnad to ladlto ad to go to thla narly, didn't you?" ■ MB fawn*, wtilla aha had m w Lora knew that ah* could not out faltering and It waa tha old m o d ao Ana a draao bafora. aay that aha didn't want to go woman'* eyra which dropped Brat. "No matter." Mra. Tylar aald. Mo waatod m Urn* on tha alow now, not If aha had to wear Vlr* M r Jammy had ftvran har. Ha gtnla'i draaa. 8ha could not aay 'Though pearls would go belter NM AM tloat look and than that everything had been apolted, with the groan. At any rate, see If Knmf Mmaalf toward tha door that ah* had wanted to go aa her* you ran And ring* that will fit "teppoea wa fo downatalra and ■•If, In a gown that aha felt be­ your lingers." Lstra'a hands were sturdy and Mow m pthtr Sha'U know whathar came har and that waa har own. I t right or not." Such contradictory actions could not thru of knuckle like Mra, Ty­ Right T A auddan unnulnaa* not ba explained away with wonla. ler’s, and she found only one ring of sapphires and diamonds that ouch ad har, Why ahouldn't It ha She rose limply to her feet. w h ir Jemmy blocked the door. “You would go over the fourth Angar of . Aha picked up tha aktrta cartful* can't wear my mnther'a drraa! her right hand. As she slipped it y ladt thay bruak ayainat tha ataira You r# not my mother. I won’t let on she glanced again nt Wada. Lnd want down ahaod of Wada. you wear It I" “Won’t someone recognise this lanimy eama bahlnd, a acowl baIlia grandmother pointed a al­ dress 7" she asked. iW*an Ma dark, young brow*. iening Anger at him, ‘T hat will He shook hla head. “I think not. A i ah# want Into Mr*. Tyler's he enough from you, young man. It waa worn—only once or twice. (tUng-roam, Loan Wad to eurvt Go to your room at onra." Welt, now that you are a lady of bar Hpa In a amlla. A look of gloom I .ora could not avan rnuaa har* fashion and are to have your party rould navar maka har aaam a lady aelf to coma to Jemmy'a defence. after all. we must Hurry and get She went to her husband and took ready." He seemed to rouse him­ Iraaaad for a party. Stand Ultra," aald Mra. Tylar. the green drew from hi* arm. Tlio self, make a visible effort at cheermoment the touched It Jemmy Inesa. He pntted her hand kindly. alarmed out of the room and ran "Wliat a child you are. All thoso clattering up tha ataira. They stormy team over a mere party." Bhe managed a smile, but aha heard tha dlatant alam of tha door, did not explain what ah* enutrl not and Mr*. Tylar (hook har head. "The boy la becoming incorrigi* entirely understand herself. That* had been more behind her teara Lnnw# than disappointment over a gown Lora mada no answer. Sha ear* and a parly. There had been a Had tha d rtu Into tha hall and up reaching for aome Intangible thing tha ataira. In har own room har which had only escaped her. 1 Angara ripped at tha hooka aha (To Ilf Continued I ' '# I I S Iff ffbyUie A Whllaey, Reprinted br Berinlylnn nt lh* ptihluher. AITUCTON-CIWTUnr-CnorTfl. INO, it Making Headway TAMPA, Fla. ID—Major league ballplayer* arc ms'glua *oma head­ way In ihair dcMaods iW ■ —•dir* minimum salary and a voice In negotiations for a new World Sarlis TV contract. The big league player represen­ tatives accepted the club owners' decision cn both raquasta la • meeting yesterday of 14 delegates snd J. Norman Lewis, the players' attorney. "The players tim e lo conclu­ sions on three major points," said Lawls afterward, "On Feb. 4 the owner* proposed two threff * man committees to review tha salary structures In the majors end re­ port their findings to (ha playar representatives in t b a I r own league*. "Tha player* aeceptad ihn Idea in principle hut thay asked a Joint meeting of all la pltyer represen­ tatives with tha six num ber! of tha two committees." The playeri had asked for a raise In minimum salary from tfl.oot to |T<200. (he owners, In turn, named a commlltea to "review the present league salary structures, fo ascertain if tha present mini­ mum and present unlimited max­ imum standards are equitable." "On the subject of the new TV contract," Lewis said, "w# re­ ceived the resolution adopt*! by the National League which we In­ terpret lo mean that the player representatives on the p e n s i o n committee (Robin Roberts of Phil­ adelphia and Bob Felltr or Clcva land) ara lo b* Informed before any contract Is to be signed." Star TV contract axpires a (» r the Tlia current World Series • All lOM series. It calls for approxi­ mately $1,iso,ooo ■ year. The plsyers expect a substantial In­ crease In the new deal. However, Commissioner Ford Frick alone has the power to negotlete the new contracf. afOTlT* T.ABT NIGHT* RRIVLTfl S'lrtl Her* — *,* Mil* floss 41 ITU,,* 11*1 It. M 0 4 J# t «U llii-horh*! 4.4* J J J Alnriny Itnllar It. at gulni*l* it-li HISS Straus Her* —SMS Sill* Tt*i* SI U k t . i d * N*i|i* ttta s J ; ; M J u>*#» I t s is* Xl*iii('a Sc* „ 1-W guirntU (l-ii ! * * • * . Itally Imubla I,- It SM I* TSIrS Kara — t WII* Tloia BA1 llalla Mir an* tu* S.MU S »" Kraa for ila IT.IS # 1“ Wavilila Juna fllrl 11* gulttlal* ll-lt Ml •* S'm ii Ui Mar* ^ * , 1# Villa .Tlasa IS Moot lineg S SI 4 S'* s ad Distributed gy IdJog a - rsetuies ....... .. *0/ndKeta — " K#*i h r»i k Ma T s# K• t, liop llirl II.*1 guinial* <t-l) 1ST II t rm a Mars —a. 1# Mil* «■** au Mr treat: itrv e doublellnw about aluilding your faml-1 Altiiey It. 111.1* s 1 *a eaffea la small heavy ly's favorlle plain cake with nuts? T o r G G n S O f l S l O f l S n»tiy lima 4 ** J"n Lurky Nnstat • *• l l i n e t ; top witu s iiria Just sprinkle Hie cut up ntilmeals . . -* _ “ gnlnlal* (I II II ** whipped ertsm end powdered over the hstlrr before you pop alt lh liar* — I ' l l Mil* Tlia* II.B l|,.w f.x sIUnl II VO 1)0 I ■« tlhl pin Vila* Jlihtfa* t 10 :«0 * "" • 1 LAKELAND. F I,. * - Flr.t Cla-ry S -# bsAcnun Karl Tnrgrson ended his gulnlel* (S-li II * * art,n il, Ma.r—ft, I# WII*. Tlmai SI.* holdout and iigno.1 his Ilmlia ll,ok SI la i.*« J •» KYIS NO. 7 By Alan Mover seven-day 1»T« contract with tha Detroit Jo* niovk t i t IM rnlnr, a-S* Tigers last night. C A*BY giilnlrl* (II) III I* silohlh llara—«, 1* Mil*. Tlmat 11* Tiger general manager Harold ST EN G EL Matin Chalio II.10 S.M 1*0 (.Muddy) Hurl drln’l tay what llii|l*r I 10 1*0 O P THE I.littll *«• Torgoson settled for bur did say Nogolnlala V A N K itS (I II III >0 the first baseman got s raise Math llara — S, I* Mils, Tin*) *1.* Kohhlni 100 i I* AS* Torgeson had, been ,asking. .s. .ralte i Marty li Itolntia S-20 I SO over his 19.,1 b»io salary of 111,000. Mna|, linrk IK Ills okl contract, carried over from LL*Vis' wi'l. t i »*. a u ■itarlsl la ttt- llir IfMrh llie l'lii1pdcl|ihia Phillies, cjrrleJ Rttaly I*on• MS J 10 l.f* ,v 42,000 bonus, Dlvrn lla Uriah! Iris Torgeson wanted the bonus iddcd gulnla|a iS-T) IT I* I,■ Mil*. Tims■ **.* to his salary. The Tigers hid of­ Klairxlh Mai Naoiakan A lt H |* a «» fered a straight 41,000 riise. a ao i no 111, hanNi.a i.*a Hiraals Torgeson said he would show up Jalgiltllal* (*.S) III I* Miilual haiidl*! is i.tll.il at camp in uniform today. He h.vs t:\Tii i f;b ............. _ remained at hit hums soma 44 TOMUtlTA C lira! Mar* — s- ia- wi[* or*a* l.lirriy Tim*. ai«*v* Mis. L'iP Alaia. miles from Lakeland. Mm i-l Kill. Ilmmirltt K. Bub Tra i Milo, Itbuwty huparinr Gen* S irai n and Byron Nat­ **r*a# llara —I IB Mil* — Ora** t) Arriani, 1'il B* llnoa, Sulion have played in 17 cnnsccutlvt KloraMal* l>ni I'hniis, lllil* l>*nc*r, |e* • hip Hlunibl* Bum, r*n*| dirt Mailers golf tournaments, I Mr# nar* —S, I# Mila —Or*** T, Dlu* h on*t Raat. Ku* l.ln M'i hrv Although Hitler ha! to wear glas­ Hay. Kavn 0»y Twlnkl* N *((tr, Ivnry, Hlufphl* Hoy ses to read ordinary print, ha re­ Imlla Caartb Kara —'■/!■ Sill*—ClraS* M y. W # Itujl A Him* Krupt. Julapa Hoy, fused to wear thorn In public. Valval Clans. Mountain Bona. IHii* VJm u $g t'aathar Mouaiata Kddla, Corporal C A * /» Benjamin Franklin founded the Tim* W - 8rn HI Kb Mar* — IMS VBIto tlra4o B University of Pennsylvania, llnhht* M, Warily, All Man Im* Up With Detroit OH THE m covta* a u thu } 7 ' " .— IWC# WITH Ttimt / © C e B Z A / H l/ * u m t it a* t-* Z s 7He B/eaesr 1“ a m p S k o a l p / ■" CMAMPOMHtP9. i B o r H i aoo f a x n s XANK* \ S m ootp**r W PL rxerpt . BACK a o T b P -tP O oxcro j‘ta rg ff ^ < 1 ------y /P P O B L B M /N Ay / r u tin path «* / 19 OECIPlXO / / W tiO l THE MA/J / TO c o v e P / 7XAT lAM S-ARCA, / fO LOXS THE , / p w A r e p p o p tR r y / , o p o m b pMtL / , T hun. Mar. 8, 1956 fHK HANFOflU HKKALD SLOW STARTER C tN i L /T T L M R DlOHT *COBK M/9 P /P *T #56 iv/.v c . */' 9H O R r* ro p . By A!an Mavar , r /.i l' ijg M | jL J m ti ■. Buck Metis To Play In Intrasquad Game $895. $795. $895. TOI’S IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL II RAIN OR SHINE CTRUS DERBY 0 8 ^ IN DINING ADVENTURE S E M IN O L E PARK FOST TIME lat RACE—6:10 RACEW AY $995. $695. ’51 FORI) CUSTOM 8 $595. ’51 MERCURY STATION WAGON A Bargain $495. ’40 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR $295. *49 FORI) 8 $295. ’48 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR $195. ’47 PLYMOUTH CLUB CP. $195. ’46 MERCURY 4-DOOR $150. ’50 CADILLAC 4-DOOR E xtra Clean Like New $1095. ’51 PONTIAC 8 TUDOR $695. —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— Sorry, No Minora Kwp« Dost n T B lrt Oil i f M m ary At Big R Arrow 9 H Track T# Oar Club CN SOME MAKES & MODELS HUNT-McROBERTS INC. Ph. 1429 EVENING FROM NOW ON INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINN *NB R 8 FROM •1 85 DIR KCTl lT-fft at m Tha laafard jjO DOWN PAYMENT FREE O R A N G E J U IC E MTb« Country Club of Trotting Truck*" PRESENTS m SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM BRADENTON. Fla. <JB — Bobby Thomson, who hasn’t been much help to fhe Milwaukee B raves* since his ankle fracture In th* i^rlng of 1934, may return to an oren balling stance—the one h« used at the start of his career. The 32-year-old outfielder, work­ ing on a comeback after fwo sea­ sons of frustration and baiting av­ erages of .232 an! .237, Is axpsrimentlng with hia ol! stance. "1 want lo give It a thorough trial before making any decision," V he said. "It all depends on what happrnt In fhe exhibition games." Thomson recalled that his switch drive from 13 games behind to the National League pennant. Rnbby's famous hotner was the Vila) blow In the list playoff game with Bi ooklyn. "I had used the open stanc** since I staraed playing baseball," he said. "One tim* I was In i t slump and Mel Oil, who was our manages (hen, advised me to elott my stance. He said I could wait (or a pilch belter that way an! wuuld be, less likely to lunge at If. "1 came out of %e slump with­ out switching, But In '31 1 was going bad again and decided ta give 11 a whirl. II worked fight away an! i’vo used it ever linca—Iff until now." Thomson says that his legs ar* strong again and fhst his fight shoulder, which gave him lha mis­ eries last year, no longer bothers him. U S iB CAR SPEC IALS Citrus Queeiv Dorothy Steiner Will Present Trophy '* * * Thomson M ay Return To Open Batting' Stance By BEN Of.AN The Anoclxted Frees WUile Mays of the New York Giants. Ernie Banks of the Chi­ ye*** ^ cago Cubs and Cincinnati’s Wally 7 B ta Post accounted for 133 National ro u M g y -M * League home runs lasr season and 2oP T M ! P]*t* they're picking up right where 6 W /P B S — they left off. B o r Mg'* Mays, who led tha league with * T tU A MA<f 31 circuit blowa In 1933, walloped To hatch . a 400 fool homer In (he first Inning of an mtrasquad game yesterday, it w it his second home run In thrt# gamee. Banks, a 44-homer man In '33, connec'ed with the bases loaded In a camp game in >jesa, Arir. And Post, who had 40 a year ago, bit on* In a Redlegs* gam* In Tampa, Fla. While thla vateraa trio was having itself a lima, rookies stole the show In other esmp 'tilts. co i a p e r e p 1 Second batsman Dn,i Leppert O XE o r G O LF * MB H A W T 0BBN baited a triple and two tingles, M o s t p P cM ia .vo e x A c n y huhor / stole a base and drove in a run YOUNGSTER*, OOT/L Hi * reXA5 in Baltimore's Inlrisqua I contest. W 9 2 A -/ P A P OPeO TRIUMPH. First seeker Julio Bccquci bcl.rd O lP »’A 5 4 m HOWBVBP — PAP //V A to.vey three hits, Including a gameWOtlTHlPP PI ACE POP winning double In Washington's M o o ey rn'ice. a i *o . l p * 5 w it h Orlando, Fla., quarters, and out­ 4 2 0 ,9 7 4 . 42HEP 5 tm A X P fielder Glno Cimoll cracked an m o r e T»AH DO UBLE T /e ? p o p o m . Important two-run doubis in the Ml* 195* TAKE, W* Brooklyn Dodgers' camp F t P *T Y E A P A S A PRO. ^MArtR It wasn't a particularly good OulrWall* I, I mf TMl„>, day for Die pitchers. Some of the hurlers, however, were np'lm istlc,, R un Meyer of the Cubs, who| was acquired from Brooklyn dur­ ing the winter, bcllfvct he's se t1 "for a fine season." squad which won flva and lost "I've never been so strong so five. early In the spring," he said. TALLAHASSEE, Florida Slnte i Hilly Odum and Pat Versprllie, L'p front, the rugged men for "I've been able to run more in Unlverilty's football forces climax the nio»t plraAnut surpriic or the the Gold In practice have been * Alums than in Mortda It 1 yu t]„ys of spring praviive lu-ru spring, an,| fullback Joe Holt, llarncs, and Ronnie Schnmhurgar, lha difference In tha turf." , frlday night In the anmial GarCnr.m, Mctti, I'rinil and Holt Brown and guard Leo Baggstt, a Relief pitcher Ray Narleskl ex- not-Gold intriiAquad gnino nt were. 19,',5 aturler* on lbs FStt 1two-year Icltcrman, pressed the hope that Cleveland Dusk Campbell Stadium. Tho con.Manager At Lopes will give him ta»t* begins at H p. m, a chance to start this season. Since tha Scminolrs will pro. Tha St, Louts Cardinals were h" h|y «nl1 heavily "" «“1husy frying lo correct a flaw in n" 'n *'"* service returnees lha pitching form of Vinegar Hen,I ,lurin« (h« Mlicit. Th* big left-hander has Friday night's gnuie should givi as to next difficulty holding runners on first ,finit rl>' ,.n,,i.r"tl"n umir * ”•'nsiif liitik. ycac’s “ new look." •Sixty-six men will be In uniform Mlssll, who ti returning after a for tha contest, the liugc-t group two-year hitch In the Army, enn- in the history of the intrasquad (•tied ha never picked a runner clash. off first, "I doggone near had one More than a fev of the new last year," ha drawltd. "I had him way off th* bag, but shucks If men figure in FSU's 195fl slatting I didn’t throw over* ha first ba*o- plans. Two of the 24 opening as­ signments will go to service re­ man'a bead." turnee*—center Georg Iloyer, who •53 FORD MAINLINE will captain the Gold team, and FORDMATIC Joe Cronin, ganaral manager of guard Mill llrown, both of whom tha Rad 8ox, was firld manager lettered previously. of th* cldb from 1936 to 1U47. The othdr two fic*h face* In th* ’52 DODGE CORNET contest belong to fulthuck Fmiik Mort, Lilly Branca, Calo-I.nu Srhrihi-1, a Junior mllcgo graduate Mouditrn Slraak, Xalila L„u L'umwho will work for l bo Garnot mamtai J. VV. ’52 PACKARD 4-DOOR ■IstS Slav* —a/la Mlt# —(iraila IJ squad and quarterback dubby {•wall Harmony, K u.iy dun. HoLow Mileage—Extra n*ll«a Laily (looaan, Lyvlo .Ur. Item), triple-treat are who sat out I-ulBl. girl, k l.onk, llrami) last season as * transfer. Clean Sataalk liar# —A III Villa drarlr II Friday'* contest could turn Into Mwaal Maniury lililr » Tumi.la Toppar Carlritlrt. Copper Mir-.,I,. a battle of the hackfields. ( arryStliia (loll loa n Krland. Cliai.al Ji< II ’C2 MERCURY STATION SKahlh liar* I IS Mil* —liradr II ing the offensive load for the otrFil* it. IVarll). All Man, 1ma Garnetd will be Sehcih“l at full, WAGON 8 Passenger Lulu Jarry Krally, Itr Iall* Ia, T Lee Carso, lOBS'a lending grnnmlTnhliy, H[.an.l>l r in Mly|* Alaik Star* —B IS Villa —llr.da A gaincr, and duck Melts at half­ All Metal (fllraa llarht) . dr India Yrland flay Nuinbar, t M. backs and Rcnn at quarter, Ilonay. Choir Hoy Klanliy, VVadnanThe Gold squad, captained by ’51 MERCURY 4-DOOR M»y Anoihar Janlca, Hay Kanny YaaSk Mara —J / a g i l t —drada 15 center Troy dam es, will counter 5,01pa IIITasst. Toura A llrauiy with a hackflald composed of You Tall Ma, Mldolalil Ordar. I’arry Pllapal Ruaty Comhar II >1. Illnilm quarterback Vie Prlnil, halfbacks TON GHT 9th RACE M Z Z U T O - M A M g iy o \ Pact • Hays, Banks, Past Accounted For 135 Home Runs In '55 . ‘ 109 N. Palmatto At* L IN C O L N - M E R C U R Y HI-WAY 17-92 — 6 Milan South Of RanforA Turn Wont At Rtd Arrow SEE US T O D A Y FOR T H E BEST B U Y IN A G O O D U SED C A R lUrn'ia'miw �r\ raeupsu^y: New ProposalsToBeMadeTo Russia | up EUcnhowcr'a propose! at (ha turnout conference in July for mutual "open skic»" aerial inspecHunt by ttio United States and Russia. Elsenhower's Idler was author!* Ia lively dcscribeti at re lice ling line thus* decisions on aoveral key - •—ptlTi'.Ji** ——►«** nan They wprf apparently brought inJj out In public now because Eliesjl honor wanted to make * "polltive" rospbnsc to Bulganin's rere «iuetr that ho reconsider hla r« re*- ject Ion of a Sovlct-Amerlcan iota friendship treaty, cow That llulsanin proposal ataln tier got a polite brushoff (rom Klscn| Imwer. who sut-1 hit view* on it remain unchanged. He hail pre,al(| I viuualy turned it down on the ihjo around (line "deeds, not words” were rei|uiit-J to Improso prosnu- Pcrl* h’r Peace, ith* The point* In the F.Ucnhower on- letter which officials cited at signl,{„r ficant for future disarmament nod negotiations were these; cl 1. The "open skies" plan, cou­ pled with a (lusilan proposal for an- gruund inspection teams, to reavl- duce "the danger of surprise ved attack" and lead to casing tenmb* sinus. one 2. If the air and ground Inspec­ tion svstem could be put Into bed "satisfactory o p e r a t i c n," the in United States would he "prepared the to work out , . . safeguarded ar­ um rangententi" to freeze «ioekpi|e< its of atomie weapons so that future production of atomie materials na* could ho used for peaceful puriled poses. 3. Disarmament negotiation* In mal the immediate liilur* should conat** cent rale un limiting arms rather isle (hail nn controlling or reducing ms military manpower, lug I 4 If International progress could Ira* lied ills* isia O'l* MRS. JOSEPHINE VIRGINIA Sl’KNIM.tlV E UELEIIUATE5 her 100th birthday. News Of Men In Service TALLAHASSEE OR - A Florida poultry rommisslon. similar to the citrus commlssiogtt to advrrtlsi and promote the use of Florida-pro­ duced eggs was suggested today, The need of tome agency to con­ vince the housewife that the Flor­ ida egg la her best buy came up as the legislative Interim Commu­ te* on Poultry met here. The committee Is Holding a se­ ries of meetings to prepare rec­ ommendations to the 1937 Legisla­ ture for building the egg Industry In the state. Bill Pumphrey. representing a major Leon County egg producertold the committee headed by Sen. C. H, Bourke Floyd of Apalachi­ cola, that the big need Is "some promotion." «Wa should have aome way to COMMANDER THOMAS C‘, DEANS. USN. new Administration Officer, of Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, succeeding Lcdr. show the housewife whst a Flor­ 11. (ni Little. USN. who ik now serving with 11ATU, under instruc­ ida egg la and why it Is a belter tion. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) ____________________ buy than a shipped egg." he said. Commissioner of Agriculture Na­ but he declined to ,.y whether he than Mayo, who aat In on the mret1 \touUi return rnrnd th.it the Una vv nfWJl Ing, said he agreed that Florida n d claimed for the United Stales. 111 ilmultan ege* need prnmotlon. "T hese claims are naturally a Washington "We are still buying too much di-ltratr marler." he said. (texl throng poullrv p r o d u c t s from other slates," he said. ,P —Roar lie there had been no fric- " omow rai . . newsensfs. Sen Floyd said the committee *a)'» he thin with the Hussions or oilier -]^c ^ nn had learned that 70 per rent of the laml in nattuna m Antarctica. mcnl sulici eggs sold In the populous lower in VSash j|(, ia |,| aj,out 2oo nn-n are now to meet In east coast area are from out of 1in Antarctica, representing Hus-1 Informant slate. i t*. »ta. Argcrilln*. New Zealand, Aus- months Ihe He said that the shipped e n . preserved by snreial chem'.rs! C‘m ? ’ trail* “‘"l ,lu! States. tralion has treatment, may be as much as *U 1 : They a o planning for larger |«»armamra month* old whtn it reaches the 1 expluralory forces who will repre- They wrre breakfast table. • I sent about 40 nations In the in- M Th average Florida etc rearhrs is lo tho national Geophvalcal Year pru- H M w the Lalile within three days of Its ho said, grain starring July 1, 1831 f | laving, he said. The committee apprnvrd the pro­ motional commission ides i f j j in :4i'iu K ’g producer* by addition of a u r j i t i r j u vin'uti 2 llnleous At H4IS.W small tax would finanre the agency mndr.v-jH t.ir-j[-.ir< 1 A hrnnrh larchaic) !\ (Vellglilrd 9 Debate 10 Extreme severity 3 Hint ally Hope Home From 3 Months O f Trotting 1IOLLWOOD (.« - Bob Hopei la home from three months of glob* trolling. When his wifo and. four children met him at International Airport Tuesday he was wcattJig a monocle, homburg haf and can*. But the family wa* prepared. Alt of them had monocles, too. Tb* comedian laid he plans tq, spend some afternoon* in tho sub to is* gain his lost tan. "1 did a. lot of ■un dodging in Europa’a bad weather,” h« e x p l a i n e d . * - UUtkNUh' ■1IIUM MIJit-l NUTK4 reWlilH x i i i i x i i ' i ur.i n iia n u c i ter.v: HI:IP)ni rtimjMiGit idPtniM 'iifititjii.-i 1Clang I u w o taiinaam 11 .Sarnhlance 1« I m 4(|'« t i n I t Fated nmgi.itralo 18 (!uIdo's highest I Old to die x' note 37. Ona'e Venire) I Sent ) 0 Mat tel a 31 A sign of dwelling IS Origins 11 I’ropeity the aodiac 38 Hindu IT. In.If hints 31 Forebodings stringed IL.1 article 34 Stuff Instrume 16 Ever 18, ahebby • with food 39 Across I pfwt ) IP An Irrite36 Shinto 41.Consist1H Feminine Don of the temple tatlon pronoun skin I t Music note I I iliampua » 4* A 9 • V 7 I) 1 f 23 More intiv.pirnt i to II 77. Insurgent SO Cunning •3 a 30 Mulberry l India I tH <b F] % % 32 A biography 31 f Irerk letter 33 Ultra nleknn me 3A A snap for hair 39 Coin u tSwed ) 40. Biblical r. prophet 41 Bird 43 Surrounded TWINTY DRUMS of precious hell* copter fuel are dropped from an Air Force "Flying Boxcar" over the "Able-8" airstrip at Kwtndne-ri, Korea. Unable to land on the small atrip, the plane para­ chuted food, medical supplies and fuel which will to carried by helicopter to mowbound Korean Army units northeast of Seoul. (interne Itowel; 44 .Salute 43 Scottish(lectio 46 Organa of hearing DOWN 1. Of til* East % i/i. 11 VW1 j 1 % % % % %%% % % & % % 7k ito Jo rp 37 >/ 23 ia J5 3B %1 IL 31 1* »* ' j i “ ■XL .|o (1 J4 • I y o u n g M IA M I IIE 'I.I j PAY YOUR HI 1,1.8 S H IR T S MANCII CARDINAL SPILLMAN nf New York talks with Generali*ilmo Rafael L. Trujillo as they met at the opening of the InlrrP - national Catholic Cultural Con­ gress for World- Peace In Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic. The 188 delegate* and diocesan irleiti were told by den. 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Adr. *-------------- 106 EAST FIRST s WEAR SANFORD "HELP YOUR RED CROSS’1 *v LOS ANGELES UP - L»VCJ-gfs» fees and court costs In the eight years of litigation over th* WUHam S. Hart estate have reached a total of $378,000. The actor died In 11)16 He lift his l*k million dollar rineh la Newhall to Los Angeles CoQBty. Harold \V. Kennedy, Aoiiitf counsel, says that all deductions* Including maintenance and tana, have brought the value Af’ thd ranch to about $890,000. The actor's son, William i . Hart Jr., surd to Invalidate th* will hut The Superior Court rulad against him. An appeal la pending! yanoM ranvirti 7 Turkish title I pi I 8 Chief i Fees, Court ColtSv llfJ :dW(R?) XM 6 British sailor 11 Arranged avstrmatiO- MUM 4 Ilmind-iry thicket ft Pulveriser he made to tnli point, the United Malts would be prepared to $grM that InsnecHun and supervision practices would apply t<f foreign baiei as welt ai those on a coun­ t y * own sell. 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Mrs. Nevlna recalled how aha wa» riding on a horaa-drawn atraal ear In New York when aha mat Cody and rode with him to Medi­ ae!a Square Cardan where he w u aUrrlng In a wild Wfat ahew. t W*KC ISLAND I uiV'.a't watched him lift a but frnm hie m at amt t; The explanation? ■■\vrll," anid the m „ ' . . ,,, "you »ee 1 don l 111 , . , • lon<’- aml 1 "aw lhl* Pic, *° * Ju ,t fpH *n------------------f,om, |eltBlU(t htl tem periture 0f the ra |Sf(t one degree, arc , rcl|c lre wouId m r| raite Ihe level of thi much aa SO feel W n o n tco l 1 ' • i « '1-"f 1 l y Vf 1 ; 1 ' Jt JLVjyiPif m 7 (NIVCTOK ATOLL ' % , Biwnet ATOLL m ___ _____ <<“10* U W *1 **U TIAIK ATOLL 1 I A O N e iU * ATOLL ’ / ' f^WOTJC ATOLL KWAJILIIN aTOLL^, I .-m 1 <V V \ \ AILINOLAAAIAA ATOLL^ wflftw ft •mwinwri| 111 iiiudk* line, Matt., declared to bo tho 'o|deil alowaway on record, alte dolectedty after being token Into ciiatody aboard the liner Quean Klirnhfth wi# on 111 return to Naw aiiHuufui ii* miuru m m w York, filroyman waa laid to bo aunerlng from amneala and « weak heart (Internet tone I) Baby Girl Dies O f Suffocation .OERKKLHY, Calif. LB - A »• in stil old girl died of auffoeatloa Tuoiday after her mother left her In a xlaliou u.ignn. Orders N o v Being Token For Copies Our Annuol Moilowoy Edition.......... ^ n *L o rL *a ATOLL , A IICTANOULAR "DANOIR ARIA" haa been mapped off by the U. 8. In a warning to “all ahlpi, aircraft and peraonnel" to avoid thla J'aelAc Ocean area when new aiomlc bomb teata atari about April 30. Adm. tewla L Btrauia, chairman of lha U.S. Atomic Energy Commlaalon, Mid lhal the area, which Ineludea Enlwetoh ■nd Bikini Atolli, would be releaied from control by end o( AuguaL WHICH UNION GETS MONEYS BABTO^ LEV—Circuit Court! hex been liked to determine which ol two dtrui union* la entitled to 111,41T depotlted la tho Feoplei Bank of Aubumdal*. The bank laid th* account* are varloualy Hated under the Florida Council of CltruA Worker* Union* (AW.) and the Cltru* Worker* Un­ ion (AKL) 24311. The mother, sir*. Milton C. Lo* emu. oifr of an uichllect with the [fltjfte lilyjalou of Architecture, lcit the lufiiitr ami her 5-year-old brnilier Kenneth in the car while The U.S, population increaaed ;»he played H-mtii only ino feel N million In tho la.d 10 yean, a larger lnereau than the nation ex­ :«tv»y. ’ Mr*. Leons (eld police aha perienced Is the prcvloui 21 yean -l Jtt alio heard a cap doer .. .S!io ran l>ai-k and found H r i i ; i hfd rolled off her met* K * head ivua tirlitad at an Of Please Bring Them In Early, So As Not To Be Disappointed. PRICES 25c up to Data of Publication Including Moiling. STARTS TONIGHT STARTS RiSS 25c Aftar Publication Date Doc Not Include Mailing. Meeu proMema vanlih when you heap plant of all three . . . DF.LMONICO Maciran Spaghetti and Eg* Noodln. You’ll rtcognire th luptrior quality oi theae wonderful DELMONIC( . . . you'll love th# firodu{tt ELMONICO comhinti with dtllciout wa many othe foodi for complete menu veu'ety. DELM'GNICf Macaroni, Spaghetti and Eg* N oodln are mad freak in Florid* tty Delmonico Foodi of Florida jo Inc.. Tampa, Florida. ________ 7 ™ mmnnu< 'I'fi'ieiuaiiV The Sanford Herald tociMon. apparently cauxed ih-l»l^ windpipe. ■ i t£Z1 ft. fe f t 1 . L LV i* . ■ r>- ... �TB S iANFORD HERALD We've Just Received Our New 1956 M odels... 1955 Models Must Go/ lances By Jeannt Smith, Hodge Safety Consultant I, I.. ,, ■ l* h*l"G u'u,k raore “ fat7, built tljjgi.llli right UllU Into uUlOiUOQUCi automobiles —often with the woman driver tn mind. Power accessories and push button controls, desltmed to make motor vehicles not only easier to handle, but safer, have been enthusiastically accepted by the feminine motorist. Women drivers —especially those who chauffeur their children—wlU welcome the safety latches over a ramp and tnelusion this year of the safety Into the air at 15 miles per door latch aa standard equipment hour. When II Anally eame to 00 most cars. It means that rest on Its roof, all doors had youngsters are now afforded the remained Armly locked. Thu*, greatest possible security. adoption of the new door latch Craih Crash injury research tests re- provides passengers with the reel that pas­ full protection of rigid steel se n g e rs a r e automotive bodies. twice safe Today, women driven — many during a colli­ of whom are responsible for tho sion if th ey family's second car—seem eager are k e p t soto loam more about safety de­ vices ami other Important me­ chanical components of the modern car. A friend recently phrased it this way "A car Is'a machinery even s e v e r e Min Smith with (our—no, six wheel*, ono trash Impact And M felylitrhfd on each corner, a spare and ono lo o n won't pop open during a you ait behind; an engine; same sudden step or minor accident. gears, and a body containing Intensive laboratory, rollover seals. It's used to lake you from nod eeJlUlon tests by automotive one place lo another." She had (Safety engineers disclosed that a the ha*le idea, though a trifle door post often dl*en- vague. bskto; ti e door latch. Safety From time to time In future K S S r help combat this occur- articles, safety accessories and wee by reinforcing the regular tho various systems for special latch with Interlocking pieces of functions of ih* automobile will lAavy-gtug* steel. be treated In non technical larv To test this new safety ad­ Rim:e so (hat tho feminine driver vance. one auto manufacturer v lil bo better able to answer the tewed a car equipped with question, "What Is a car?" .. . to every customer usini? our BUDGET PLAN n Wind Proof Cigarette Lighter Regulnrlv selling For $2.98 Save $50 to $100... P lu s-Y o u r Choice O f Any lc Special With The Purchase Of Any TV or M ajor Appliance lc Sale Prices ACT FAST .in.. effect this week only March 8 to March 15 With the Purchase of any TV or Major Appliance G rill, Fry, T oatt, B .tk e W 'a lilc i w ith tbit G .I. AUTOMATIC W AFFLE With the Purchn.ee of IR O N any TV or Major Appliunct a n d GRILL COMPLETE Major Appliance G.E. PORTABLE MIXER C ,’*, i* Sci psf* -U is# til. I •* Toast just the woy you like IK* any shade, light, medium, or dork. Chrome plate finish. De­ pendable clock timer. Crumb clran-oul d r a we r In foasler base. ^ _ jh to, mJ b.a.rs . . . whipping pol.tori end nd*' .• l.llb l.l to "w ools' or ",u.t ' toniilnncy. The bv.Uriore • lc. (In*. they he.e *o teni#( .Kelt or hidden ridgei. /Irvui J to1) r»pi [>e je c t Corfu ir o w i coffee wlrt* Via com* re w fli •««ry timet K v v p t IS tool ovtom oft Cully, S r * — .elector tor mild, me* d . m, or Urong <ofTee, Chromed atom » i" « » Klito, teitotite handle, t re e * Here's * t#p quality Ire* met* by General lleelrle, end the pelt. I* really eery M yeur budget. Yea eel the ftmeut "Olal-lKo-Fabrle* beat seleeter Skat gives you iifw audio eentrel of temperature — lust like G l'a melt expensive frees. Hes e }?/« square leek ecltplste Skat dees mere Irenlef with every atreto, yet thle Iree ••tghs only 4'/i lb*. Bet year G| "Budget" Iree today. ano in n Wonderful l i m e r i c k by Ogden N ish: ^ ~A* rnTlbUTTifl CoTiTfoTn .When comment aroso —By WilllAM BIT!— Central Prctt IV'rifer , XOW THAT one lirre Holly* wood studio has sold a huge balab of tta old fllma for televi non US wo wonder If the TV Into midnight movt# show may not Uat until breakfast. The outlook i« blocker than over for Pllnole tpccdilen now / that stole cops are uilng multicolored oar* ks nabbing traffic h a w g a d g e ts may make II poidWa la d r iv e a c a r 10.000 miles w i t h o u t an a ll shanget B u t who, th e e # d a y s , drives a sar TO,COO sssllee b a ta ta trading it In? One-third of the people of the United States, according lo Fac- Ingrat'h*. live in area* where there le no access to a public li­ brary. What with TV they prob­ ably don’t realiia It. I r o n in g B o a rd f t * Unili t+l>> W Fotuted Heat Broiler tV Calfad® lufioti (eokiny G. E. B u d g e t Unlit /?// Foret faib Rtw§* hast Sit THt (OMFim UNt Of Of IMNCll IN MIY (1R MATCH COIO.75 WCtD FROM H O A \E Low Wee* ly Noon Over tlw.e wootena, yoo can wear a light wlndproof coat or other covering. Till* will greatly holp (o keep your body heat from escaping. Your hinds, feet and ta rt are the best targets for frostbite. Carmuffi are essential for subfree^lng weather. Woolen mitts offer the best protection for your hands. In extremely cold weather, w a te r-re p elle n t m itten s worn over woolen mltta will keep your hands not only nice and warm but dry as well. Light Wool For your fact, I advise two pair of socks. The first should be light wool. Over them put on a pair of heavier wool socks. And finally, a pair of comfort­ able booti. Avoid tig h t boots. They tend to Increase the ehsnee of frostbite. In fact, all winter clothing should be fairly loose. Tight clothes restrict blood cir­ culation and cold temperatures are apt to alow down circulation anyway. , Q U E S T IO N A M P A N S W E 1 J. D.: What are the symptoms of a mentally retarded child? Answer: Mental reta'defines* Ir the child usually can be dis­ covered only through examina­ tion by the physician. The symp­ toms will depend upon the type of mental disturbance present and It* severity. l ’ay m en t.t hum • Big Anott-tfio Top rsco/c# F.f.F.i a long-time admirer of artrets Grate Kelly, says ke won’t rrvnd at all retiming l o our Oruto a* her royal highness. Same 12,000 mink on Canadian government • eponioted farms In Newfoundland arc raised on whale meat, wo read. No won­ der tnelr fur la so durned ex­ pensive! Iro n ) AT Some forfours, according to a icirncc item , are 300 or more gear* oId. M v .l be quite a ileal, In rt member the "good, ohl day*" back ft* 1030. Be .Suitably Dressed For Winter Sports »y HUMAN H. lUNOIllN. M.fi. WINTKR sports are fun and heal thTut. But you’re got to keep bundled ■p If you want to remain eoinf or table and avoid chills and numbing frostbite. Dress sensibly »nd you will get morb enjoyment cu t of skating, iKlng and tobogganlng. You do not become cold be­ cause ot the change In your body's temperature, but because O f a change In the temperature of your skin. Maraud Taaporaturo Whan your skin baeomos cold. Involuntary message; are sent to your bratn. There, a device, act­ ing Ilka c thermostat, automatic­ ally hslpa your body maintain Ua own normal temperature. If you are Ut good health, this tomparatnra may rary from m to ttr degree* Fahrenheit. Thl* bulHihermoeUt, however, need* the help of warm clothing to do a good Job In the winter. I think ytai wtU find that sev­ eral layers of light wool, such as a wool shirt or dress and one vr evmi two woolen ssoatrra *i'l keep yen much warmer than )urt one heavy garm ont Lioht O c tta e n i Another good rearm for wear­ ing several light garment* U that you nan atshy remove at add ttotm according tr Ida tamper aBora or amount ot exertion called A v t a y o e actlvKlei Metal +■ Ciilrod® Cake and Broil On the state of her clothes, She drawled, "When ah itchci. nh scratchei!** O !M*. by Brandt Corf. Diclnbutrd by Km* tvjlurri Syndicate. YOU'RE TELLING ME! Easy Doubl# Tuba ★ Kg Family Size Oven ^There was a young belle in old Natchez Whose ggrmcrUt w sraalw ays In patchcz. a o o e m a vauh • Full Wiiflb Osillcr Tray • Full Width Vegetable Crltpe. •Mttcfcl — w r n • Hew Color Styled kiterio* • G £ 5-Year Protection Plan /VIore March Specials.. Limited Quanties Extra Savings.., OIT ROTOMATIC 18-INCH POWER LAWN MOWER ItCA V ictor 3 1 .Inch T ow m i. Alummiied P'.'ittlre "All.Cletrt" pkluts tub*, flew "Hidden Panel ' tuning. New Balanced fidelity Sound, ffltto —-irrcn tenturrcj ftnlrh. Stand, m rfk a»uu. Uteuul swdel D e p tiu fa b lt q u a lity — c u ttU n J i n f m t h t 4 1 tb G ta t* p r i c t f 1 1 ttare’i f t * mower ftot wffl d o fte (ok lb* leril ^ ftiere'i plenty o f pow er In ft# * a i y rtarlfng I.B *r k p . 1-c y d * eng In*. ( J jN w t lg k t *C | / to toondlo. Mufclfcktf wfflfl-pt q rj “ i BOR OlACH plus tax and retoppoble Hr* Hero's nutstindlng value. You ac­ tually get new tire traction — new t/re appearance on all four whetli at thla ivnrational low price. Hurry ■don’t miss this big economy huyl Aaaiiio & Buy to o n s o * to s o u n d to you * o w n visa nut if 11? S. PARK, SANFORD SER V IC E STORE PHONES 2J2 • 32S �Your Sunoco Dealer can how ■ ;I i Octane you choose— even over 100 Octane n a n , • *«■>» • Sun Oil s new custom-blending pump blends Blue Sunoco with octane concentrate. TOW 1. * . i* t ' I e You select one of 5 octane levels. am AA 14 e You pay you need. H fTM IM M B*«k Building, . ITorMt. « > ♦ < « ; • th* V «< Mtrch. till ll;r*tn l M » Right now, at 17 Sunoco stations In tha Orlando • Sanford area, a revolutionary new blending pump U cuatom-blandtng Blue Sun.oco Gasoline with e super-high octane gasoline In concentrate form, offering a choice of five separata octane levels, up to over 100 octana. Thla Is an experiment In a new way to market gaso­ line, developed by the Sun Oil Company to gat maximum power and performance from your car at least possible cost, and to meet the needa of tha higher compression cars expected In the . next few years. i * pro • a n f t i t o t & Q issl& w m BLUE SUNOCO BLEND SELECTOR DIALS THE OCTANE YOU CHOOSE It should come aa no sugpftf* that thla experiment Is being conducted by tha one oil company whose1pioneering over the ysara haa rewarded motorists with a premium-octane gasoline— Blue 8unoco—at tha price of “regular’* gasolines. Today’s Blue Sunoco la premium in every way, aa powerful a gasoline as moat cars now on tha road will aver need, and It still aells at regular gas price. But with an aya to tha future, Sun Oil now announces a new approach to gasoline marketing which takas care of the growing range of octane needs, without requiring owners of many cars to pay for octane Quality their ears can’t use Cuitom-BItridcrt Gasoline — up to over 100 Octane Sun Oil’s Research Department has suceasfully developed %superhigh octane gasoline In concentrate form, which la fhr In excess of the octane requirements of any automotive engine on the market. Blue Sunoco Gasoline can now be blended with thla octane conceit trate by Sun Oil's new automatic blending pump to offef a choice oi 6 separate octane levels. N O W A V A IL A B L E A T T H E S E S T A T IO N S 5ftN £O gg WINTEft pAM Orlando Rd. and Seminole S00 Park Street 220 Fairbanks 1100 N. Orlando Ave. LONGWOOD RouteIT Wh«n je a r Sunoco dollar sets tho dial on M i now yellow ORLANDO blinding pump (ihown above), ha automatically aalacti tha 6889 S. Orange Bloaaom Trail 604 B. Orange Bloaaom Trail 2042 W. Wellington 1J11 Sub) Avenue 288 8. South Street Mala and Washington actana level of Blue Sunoco you abooaa. rive different octane levels of Blue Sunoco are row available, They range from Blue Sunoco “200”, premium octane gaso­ 2400 fi. Washington 600 N, Orange Colonial and Thornton MWt gmA Wf.wiH» 1828 Edgowatar 1710 N. Orange Blossom Trail line a t A g u ia r” price, up to Blue Sunoco “2M” , with over 100 octane. COMB |N AND STOP AT TH8 N1W TB1XOW PUM P. The higher the blend number — “200”, “210", “220”, jus/gm lipult Coiirt at “280“, “260” — the higher the octane .and the higher the anti-knock power. You pay only for the octane quality you 'm o n 5 a C v "I ■w*lM Dl»»l**n $mm Your Sunoco Dealer will be glad to explain this to you Sunoeo's automatic blending pump draws from two tanks- One 1 contains Blue Sunoco t the other contains Sunoco octane con­ centrate. Your Sunoco dealer sets the selector dial and the rest is automatic. The two fuels are pumped to the hose, which Is a hose-wlthin-a-hoae arrangement. The blending takas place right s tth e ism lat . LET YOUR CAR D ECID E-PA Y ONLY FOR THE OCTANE YOUR CAR NEEDS . ' ■ • '• » ' �Sim plified Selling Of Surplus I t e m s . . . A "Ffcr S a l e " Ad. — Now Herald. W A N T - A D S Are As Easy As 28—HELP WANTED-PEMALE 11-TRAILERS It will par YOU - >u m M. It ALWAYS Pays To Use The WANT ADS lie par Una — ____ 1 time lie per line — ___ 3 'tlmee 14e per line — __ .. ft tlmea S3 time* lie per line — ------ contract 10c per line CARD OF THANKS end IN MEMOR1UM Notice* — t l 00 One Lin* Equal* ft average word*, when sat In 0 point (newt atylel type. White Spat;* at Regular Line Rate fnr amount u«*d—Count Nine l-Polnt Line* to 1-Inch. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ON REQUEST •** US before -- - -p, iVfi»* St* ,,v«n"igs tv-1 Sundays. CLERK — TYPIST Eaitalde Trailer Sale*, Palalka, Fla. consumer finance com­ 3-WHEEL Utility Trailer. Good National pany, opening new hranch In condition. 3 New Tires, Com­ Sanford, has opportunity fur plete with larp cover, Will sell young lady II lo 25 In secure for less than cost o( tires. employment. Must be good ty­ Phon* 2S5S- R. pist and accurate with figures. No experience necessary. Apply 11—USED CARS Mr. Foley at H* N. Park Ave.. 1949 NASH $19S-school teacher 9 a . m. to 3 p. m. Monday and and Stetson student. Must sell. Tuesday, March 12 and 13 Radio and heater, white side­ walls, overdrive needs valve 27-HELP WANTED—MALE job. HUGH ANSLEY, 10* N. Park. Phone 319*___ ______ DAY and NIGHT Cah Drivers. Must be sober and reliable and furnish local r e f e r e n c e s . BUSINESS YELLOW CAB CO., 219 S. Mag­ nolia, SERVICES FIRST CU SS BUTCHER, neat appearance. B. Is C. Grocery, 1*—BEAUTY PARLORS 1303 Sanford For ALL Your Beauty Need* fail t$—SALESMEN—AGENTS Harriett'! Beauty Nook Phone 971 10$ So. Oak Ave. .Ogn.^vejtei^J^^sggoujtmjoM Goodyear Service Store needs an AppUanc* Salesman to sell Gen­ 17—BUILDING • REPAIRS eral Electric products 15 and 110 PAINTING deliver* Liberal commission*. AU applications will ba kept PAINTING and Paper Hanging. confidential. Apply in person at R. C. Walker, Phono 2M3-M. our store. 113 S. Park Ave. FLOOR (ending and finishing. $20.00 dally, Sell Luminous Door Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ Plate*. Write Reeves, Attleboro, nole rounty since 1925. Mass. Free Sample & Details. H. 51. Gleason, Lake Mery l i —WORK WANTED—MALE I*—ELECTRICAL Ceatreetera RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power Electrical Contracting and Repair* TV Service Center S—-CARD or THANKB The family of the late M n. lrl* O. Rink* lake* (hi* humble way — at axprening Iheir heartfelt gra• tltud* to the many frirnd* and neighbors for tne tympathy *hown Ul during our recent bereavement. We haven’t been In Sanford vary long, not quite three month*; but we will long cherish the many get* of kindness, the (nod furnish­ ed us hy nur seighbnrs. and Ih •vary-*o-many thoughtful things done by all of you. Your prayers and your act* of kindness did so much to sustain u* In our hour of trial. • Capl. Zach H ninki and Family Bendlx and Croilay Appliance* 112 Mngnolia Ave. Ph. 11S mower wants lawn mowing. PHON E _J10-M4_ ____________ FINANCIAL 19—LAUNDRY-DRT CLEANING 34—INSURANCE On* hour • Wash and Damp Dry On* hour Vft • Wash and Dry Fold Preferred Rates to Preferred ? tabbed Laendry PollryhoIHrra Saniinne Dry Cleaning lohn W illlnm n Inn. Agency Reutlulde Laundromat 417 Sanford Atlantia Bank South Side Peedmert Bldg. Pkeaa 34 19* Reel 35th St. 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS >•* _____ . — FURNI SH, *... »v. T fcLtV ISIO N •ronnfs', conveniently located Adults only. Phone 267 or 300 249*. Call at 119 West 23rd. St. BEDROOM SUITES That make dreams coma true. , . CLEAN and rlo*c in 3-room fur­ nished apartment. Thane *1*. Beautifully styled In Two-lone, Mar-Proof finish. 3-ROOM furnished apartm ent Bookesse Bed Screened porch, extra roll-away Double Dresser with large Mirror bed and garage space, *12 Park Chest of Drawers A\e. Sec Mgr. Apt 2. Phone 4**-W $179 FREE-2 Boudoir Lanipa S3—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL JUST A FEW LEFT STORE—203 West l i t St., Phone Bookcase Bed 1321. Double Dresser with Mirror Innarspring Matures* OFFICE SPACE-4 room*, Palm*Uo Bldg. CaU 1744 or 1494 Box Spring $169 ♦ DINETTE SUITES TRAILERS—Completely modern, That Make Dining A Delight very dean, suitable for couple. Beautiful Wrought Iron, Park Avenue Trailer Court. or Chrome Dinette DESIRARLE Trailer Spies for Dinette Sullea rent 413 month. City Water. Any Site—Any Color Any Style Phone 2407. Priced to suite YOU. . .Styled to suite YOUR home 17—HOUSES awl COTTAGES ■EE Seminole Realty ft*r Dealt*, TOO! able Roma* aad Apt*. Phone 47. See our complete.line nt unfinished Bed*, Nlte Stands, 3-4-.V4-B FOUR hedronm house near Pinecrest School. Corner 27th St, A Drawer Chests Bookcases, Desks 17-92 Highway. Phone 1110. and Corner Cupboards. LARGE 2 story, 2-bedroom, fresh­ BEDDING SPECIALS ly punted house on Celery Ave. Less Available March 10th. A. K. Reg. Trade KOSSKITE K, Phone 212 Qulllnp Mattress .. S69 30 $49.50 Royal Comfort . . . . 39 50 39.50 3-REDROOM Furnished House, 104 W. 10th St. PHONE 714 W Pre-Blit Special .. 39.50 39.50 Echols Special ... 429.50 14.50 UNFURNISHED 3 Room cot. Matching Box Springs a t Iden­ lage with Kitchen Equipment tical Saving*. and Venetian blinds. 6t4 Kim Ava. -----EASY TERMS----KCHOI.H REDDING CO. 2 BEDROOM Furnished House on Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1232 Lake Minnie. $too. CaU Mrs. "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. C. E. Myers, 113M. Open Monday* 'III 9;oo p.m. NICELY Furnished 2-Redrom Home. Adults. 1303 E. 4th St. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Hmight-snld. lo rry 's Mart. •n-WANTED TO RENT 321 East til St. Phooa 1431. TWO nr three Bedroom house In town. Call Naval Air Sta­ lluv your Furniture at Berry's tion, Ex. 303. Ernest Malone. Warehouse Furn., Co., at 90 W. 1st St. All nationally adv. fur­ niture at warehouse prices. a rw te *a ir a s “fi rp.r.HX£r;/. _ m •TV wnat eausD * TM vaeokT tw a iM i 1*1 I 1* tm* Sill 4il« Ml T:n« 7:11 Til* tilt II* * 14 lilt 4 4 ) N t m wssw n m loidier *f rs rta e * Waatker-Kews-Baie W e* naaiUtvaui Muniing A r ii k l n e With D m knngt nf TeslerdkJ i:n.-hanie<t Allrrnr John Dale M*»k Murks * Allen nrnnrka Mkrg Ctlmail • lug i^m ktrda )vrattling from IT«UeWM4 limit .Night .Nawa Raport t i l l * Mtarltght Thaatra nnaa* im a 1 :1* Cllnixtl title U!U ' II fVelnek a t p o r l U l t ahaw Mswa a ao n m tf « a o a a ia e Tael pattara tsarwlai *[kaw r a g i t i n Kxaakeaw ogaa Hnusa Oarry Uaara WELCOME", TOSANFOim’, Naval Pe atrika it nick srraassea Taltaat Lady Ln»k af Lila Haarek far Tamaerew Uuidlag Llekt Ona o elnek A spars Jack Pare I^aa Blnrf Bahart Q Lawla Xauiaptrty W1» Payoff P«k Crnaky WrlgMar Pap PetrrJ ntorm Ok Vaae S i i L u er n ta a T t l l t a l I.aka U n a nf l.lta naareh fnr Taaaarrei U u l d l t f Light ark raar Bkew -ire aierr i IP # Harry Mnnr* 1:11 Bnbarl O. I^wla l i t * r k aneel Oretsreada I P# nig Paanff I in til* Pillar I SI Mek I'l.nky 1:11 Prightar Day Si l l (karat aterm 4:1* Ok Tear A e ee e al ( 7—BROKERS' aail_ REALTORS 1 1:1* t M ir Pltrknua* lnm# ( ( • II Ksw 1:1* Will Yoa B# Oar Wabav* leased aoatf. Rooms al the baairtM' M ar-Lea Meta- l’ y,hf t The** Rooms are avaRabl* .3: Absolutely FreeFor a period of 4 dij to New arrival* at Naval Air BUUOg^,STOP by aad Pick «p TOtfl Kay at the Me* ad Odham & Tudor, Toe* CLAS81PIKD DISPLAY m ERCU Ry W. P. SMITH ••Builder* of Finn Horn**363i S. French Ataa|||u. » Cnnusull A REALTOR Pin* CULLEN * HARKEY lot N. Park Ave. Pkooa 1313 SHERMAN C0NCRI PIPE C M • REAL ESTATE 45—HOMES |7.ooo for Two Bedroom masonry iinuie. Will be completed soon. Only 1330. down. FHA insured loan. Just right for retlremaot home or fnr small family. iA) w i l l r . r a i n Redder - Phone )U« 04lice: 1*41 R. Orlande Dr. til* M<i«ar# riettsn Thir. Pragrem » m w i wa-Waaikar * Herat** O n e ■•L caalh ik Kangarna S ill t a e l Pat l are 11:11 Hign-on rrngram Nastime IS il l Newe-SVeaiher l«il# Rrnle Koveet akesr ll;on Thla Land nf Oure :fta Carry Ilnnre :l« Hlrlk* U Hick l:»* 1:1* Hmsa* Cleb tit* act. rr#smw «t r# k*e l:*l Wattrfranl *)•* Olaw-ea ll:*S II IS IM S lias man* Mlekty «:•* Lea* *»n*»r 4:1* 1:1* M s a r t 4:11 r>»ug Kdwk. a Rkwa 11:1# e ig a -o ff SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN to V v:, I'HK SANFORD HERALD 11—APARTMENTS Visit ECHOLS Balcony Furniture Dlaplaywhfor easy I ROOMS Unfurnished. 3 bed and Convenient Examination rooms, Kitchen equipped. Phone 28—PIANO SERVICE 3*—MONEY WANTED L. I- Sill — Piano Technician CAPITAL NEEDED tor Invest Phone 21*4 Route 1, Sanford ment In successful business near dnwnlown Sanford. Exist­ l7—ROOFING-T LU MRING ing property an assurance of safe collateral. V'rlte EH car# of SANFORD HERAI.D HOTPOINT Automatic Dish Wash­ itaI I ktocks ~ a n d ' bonds ' " The family of the late Mrs. Kath­ er, like new. $120 less than cost. arine D. Hagan of 1107 Saninrd GAIL nORDEN II, Vice. Prc*. Phone 2514-M Ave., wish to express their sin­ — of — Caotricliag aad Repair cere appreciation to Iheir many 8ECURITY ASSOCIATES. Inc. friends for Iheir kindness, letters 11*7 gaaleed $ v * . __ Pheee 1111 Investment Securities «ad cards of sympathy, flowers STOCKS, BONDS and MUTUAL For Better Plumbing CASH And CARRY gad the assistance rtm lcuu m FUNDS See or Call ' -Noticearrangement fnr the funeral and Member of PhtlladclphlaW. J. KING Wr cannot deliver any lienr burlaf for which we are very Baltimore Stock Exchange, 2*00 ntilh Tark—Phone 50 grateful. Midwest Stork Exchange, and listed below wilh ihese Cash ant! Carry Prices Rev. C. A. Hagan Plumbing. Kresky Heating Others and Family M. G. HODGES CALL COLLECT! Pl»»llf Sol* -Bel .......... . II M Winter t>ark 4-3101 nr 4 # U t Service on All Water Pumps— Platinrm Ritckets ........Bt.ftf Wells- Drilled - 'PtirffT'-r * 4—LOST AND FOUND Oak Office Chair ............... 43.M Paola Road Phnn* 700 • MERCHANDISE Host Chair .......................... St 07 LOST—DIAMOND Ring DownMaple Sola ................. $3 84 (own vicinity, Care of MBS. PLUMBING 2-i'c Sgla Red Suile ....... *5 5f | WILLIAMS 320 Oak Ave. RE- Contrart and repair work. Free 42—ARTICI.F.B FOR RENT ' WARD estimates. R. I- Harvey. 304 FOR RENT — Dregllnt and opera­ 2-I’c Living Ruum Suile ,. $14 4* Sanford Ave. Thona 1134. tor by Hour. Week nr Month. Large Wardrobe ................ $14.64 Largo Chlfforobe ............... $14 44 rho"< 1431. t.ea Coniiruction Co. .Small Bullet ........ SI nc AUTOMOTIVE 32—SPECIAL NOTICE* ....... $3.61 Rollewey, Hospital a n d B a b y OrrHM-r Haro ENVELOPES, letterhead*, (lataBeds. Day, Week or Month— Small lin k and Chair . . . . $5 44 -BOATS AND MOTORS mints, invoices, hand bills, and Tel. 1*33. Furniture C enter- ItulUway Bed...................... $3 5f p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive Full-tiie Kitchen Cabinet . $14.56 YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER 111 West First Printing Co. Phon# 404 — 403 OFFERS Odd Chrome Chair* ............ $t.3i 13—ARTICLES FOR SALE West 13th St. Dining Room Tahle* ........ $3 Of I H. SCOTT-ATWATER . . .$42.50 71* H. SCOTT-ATWATER . .$63.00 Hollywood Heed Boards ... $2 4/ —factory Tow— ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call 4-l'c Dinlhg Room Suite . . . $25oo Ttt H. P. Evinrud* 1953 Ralph Ray, 3150. A lum lnnm Model ...................*llono Metal Reds ......................... $14/ V en etian B liada 10 H. Lightning MERCURY $125.00 End Tables ....... (rum ... . $1 <x T.V. REPAIRS Enclosed heed. Big-proof bottom 10 H. P. Mercury / ‘Till 19 p.m .'Servlet Calls 43.00. "Hurrlcsne'r ..$183.00 red with plastic ends. Plastic or Mather of Sanford W A. Norris. Ph. 1559. J7 Q rsyon tapes. Cotton or nylon 1* H. SCOTT-ATWATER Herrin, Ph. 249J J. Licensed MI-09 K l i t St, Phone 127 cords. with control* .......... $139 95 Technicians guaranteed work. m 1* H. E L G IN ......................$129.95 Sw akarik Glows a a d P a in t Co. • IS H. JOHNSON, 195.1 Model. 113-114 West 2nd 81. Phone 330 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING very fait $350.00 TYPING . LETTER WRITING LIVE BAIT—W. B. Lynch, Came­ 44—FA~M AND GABPEN ■ H P. Evinrud* 1051 Model. PROMPT SERVICE ron City near south end nf card- ONE • FI. Elea Flow Fertilizer Uke new ................. $2*3 oo PHONE 3144 all avenue el Leke Jeascp. Also many motor* torn down for 404 Sanford All. Nat'l. Rank Bldg., Box. Good Condition. CREDIT BUREAU O f SANFORD TABLES strongly constructed, uted part*. Reasonable. HRtTT TRACTOB CO. On Rale While They Last! Phone Ml •tillable for barbecue or outdoor Illwey 17-93 South INCOME-TAX-SERVICE . New 1955 Model F.vlnrude* picnics, seals 16. The** tables Wnt. H. Murray U H. Eler. Starting built (or Shrine Club, account nf Big Twin .............. MAO on 1111 Celery Av*. Phone 1441-M , bring loo large must dispose of $0—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS • TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo- Closed Sunday and Wednesday same. Lumper in each cost tor nr Trailer. more than asking price of $23 Popular Sheet Music UPHOLSTERING —Selection of Boats — each, Will deliver radlua of 22 Nalinn's Top Tunes- Then Some ‘t Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum Custom Made Drapery and Slip miles. Call 1740. All Other Municsl Nrrdv Covers. aad Galtnr Trailer*. Rand Accessories—Instruments STANLEY KULP • Also several used Boats and FOR FILMS. Finishing, Tap* Re­ SCRUB'S MUSIC SHOP Phone Senfnrd — 2454 J corders, Supplies, see—W1E207 W. 1st. St. Phone 3071 1931 Orlsndn Drive t o t k a ’Naw Evinrud* Line for ’M BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 210 Finance Plan R. Park Ave. $3—WANTED TO BUY HORSO N S p o rtin g AitKiHa EMPLOYMENT 44-lAPPI.lANCBfl Evinrud* Rale* A Service Highest CASH, TRADE-IN prices IN E. l i t Rt. . , J ’hp*r,9*g »*—HELP WONTED-FEMALE paid fnr used furniture. Cell FRiniDAIRR appliance*, sales Ml, WUson-Miiar Furniture Co. SPECIAL THIS w'EEK GIRL OR WOMAN — full and eem ea. G. II. Hlfft, Oviedo, 311 V. 1st St, SCOTT ATWATER 10 h. p. Motor Pkoaa F03-331S or laofora tlmi*. year ’round work. Fla. l*4J-W after • p. ra. $250, Stafford Roil Works, WE WANT Good Used Furniture. Apply in pernon. LAUNNorth Seminole Rlvd, near Paying above trade-in prices D RO M A TT, Foot ) m a r t French Ave., Phone 3033. Quick cash. No wailing. Need AIR CONDITIONING Cash Registeri, Adding MartiB ldg., 106 E. 25th St. For Boom nr Building b I m o t o r c y c l e s - h ic y c i .ks ines and ail us-iful articles. H. B. POPE CO. INC. SUPER TRALING POST on BIG 1949 Harley 74 cu. in. Mnlnr- NEAT appearing young lady be­ 2** Seutk Park Ave. Phene 1444 17-92 Phone 3017.W, tween the agra of 31 and 33 to cycle $350. 40* Escambia Drive, work In local store. Must he fbon* Sanford 1534-W. Refrigerator, 4 cu. ft. Ex­ fa ir typist and willing In learn GAS cellent rondillon. Call 13M-M some bookkeeping and floor efler 4:oo p.m., or 310 Holly lt-PARTB-REPAIRR • RENTALS stillng. Write for appointment to Tosl Office Box 1431 and 4ft—BUILDING MATERIALS j enclose photograph, experience RING — VALVE $4—r.PARTMENTS and expected salary while RF.D-I-MIX CONKRETE k JOB — $6 learning. Miracle Concrete Co, , ELAKAAPARTMENTS: rooms, ------------- — .. i . ■ 304 Elm Ave. Phon* 133$ W IT’S TRUE !! private bath*. 114 W. P in t St. MOTALOY DOES IT! ! Ava low Apt*. EfBetosey. Pkoee la im uiag and proven pmcen 7$5W. th.l gives you a ring snd vslv* job through tin plating pro­ EFFICIENCY ApartmrnL Suit­ rata while you drive. Effective 81m n o o n C a a e ra tn P I m Cn. able for barinlur or eoupla. for Ufa of motor. No equipment r $ t |Steam heat, jrlvat* bath, show­ to buy. No work to do. er. Covenlentlr located. Across Ovt' Weal 13th M. Phissn l i f t YOUNG woman between 1$ and from Post Offle*. Inquire Man­ 35. Apply Robion'a Sporting 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT MOTALOY SALES uel Jacobson Dept. Store. Btpl. SF B«* «97 Gnndi, HAYNES Office Machine Co., FURNISHED aarage Apt. 3300 » MIAMI 31, FLA. WAITRESS over $1. Work from , Typewriters, addinx sni.chines, Mellonvtlle. II a.m. to I p.m. ^paly taf**-Bess tele. 314 M af„ Ph. 44. FURN. efficiency Apt. 17-92 ANGEL’S EAT SHACg. SJM DESKI, file*. Chairs, Firvnrqof anulh city lim iu, Slumberland •anjord Ave. { paid.________________________ Safe. SWEENEY'S 114 Mag­ Cuurt. nolia. EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ WHITE Dietary Departmejt AsLARGE furniahed apartment, slstant, ana 21-30. Prefer aome MENT AND WHEEL BALANC703 Palmetto. PHONE 123-J | ING-Patsengcr ear* and Trucks; food experience. Interview 7-1:30 tt—JTJlNITUKE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS. | aU aakaa, tliai—U top to ft- a. m., Friday, March 9th. Aak 3-BEDROOM furnished apart* ton. 8amlnola County Motors, for Mr. Jackeoa, Seminole Mem- HOM E Furniihlagi, Refrigerator, ment, 1130 Park, Phone 444-J Inc, IIP E. laL 1 PHONE IM1. Range, Air Conditioner, Dining- 'LOVELY redecorated apartments Livtng, Bedroom sate and other Uk-TRAILERR __________ 1717 Park Av*. PHONE 1743-J CLERK Iteon, 191$ Summerlin Ave.; •lore. Open 18 *. m. to 4:S0 p. m., MAYFAIR Section. Unfumlthec house traildn SY S, 494T-H • looms, lift hatha. CaU1444. C a l f 1821 ^ Oat W ret n th 81. ODHAM k TUDOR. tNC. ••Builder* of Finer Home*" offer* Beautifully IVatgned Three and Pour B e d r o o m Homea for Florida Living H Jf *it!1* ' *T PHA and VA (GIF Financed • Priced from • 11 ,200. to fis.uoo. 3 Bedroom Cancrale Black VA — 1223 Down Payment Sal* i Office—MIS So. French Av*. 454. Par Month P A I Phoae 3100 or 29*9 Kitchen Fully Equipped Act fast to -home colors and tile A. K. Shoemaker, Iluilder Pheee till 3-REDROOM House In Lak> Mary, Nn down payment Iter value. redured In $9,000 PHONE 1620—J3 NOT A PROJECT! nirr- Homes of Rail Individual! REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN ty: Brittany Farm Hnmai, Early 2311 Frentb Ave. American, Ultra Modern. Con J. W. HALL, REALTOR rentlonal A F r e n c h Colonial "CaU HaU" Phon* 17U types. BUILT On Large Landsraped $4,13* lait.si in tho best of neighbor­ Comfortable 2 Bedroom frame hoods. house with wood floors, screened porch. Uit allractlvcly landCOMPLETE with all the feature* M-apcd. Near Stores. you hav« dreamed about sueh Homes — Idils — Acreage as colored General Elector ap OZIEIt REALTY CO. pllancci and colored plumbing Laura H Osier futures. Registered Real r.slale Broker AND available at reasonable 2101 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Phone 133* prices with the hen financing A with minimum down-pay COTTAGE— I ACRE m enu. > TWO Bedroom, compialaly furnl»h«d, Jusl out nf city limits, Wellborn C. Phillip*, Jrgood land for truck gardening Since 1949, Sanford'a Leading or rhlckcn farm, for quick alia Builder of homes for over !,300 at $4,300, Soma lerms. people. Sale* Office: IJUI# Venice VETERANS In Loch Arbor. 3 Bedroom, > bath homes, fully PHONR 11*4 equipped, $330 down, plus dosing costs, not prelect hornet. ATTRACTIVE new 3-beriro/ni maionary home, rl>y water, Seminole Realty bearing cllrui trees, muit lie seen to he appreciated. Price W. DIETRICH! T. W. MERO 44,300. Terms, w-mll* north nf 1911 Park Ave. Pkeaa $7 ar 144 Lake Mary at Country Club noad. OwneMI. E. Seibert. RETIREMENT HOMES |34fl0 for (urn. 1 Bit home out from town. fionn for 2 BR block house clo»* In. $7500 for I BR block home now un der conitructlon. COUNTRY LOT $10.00 Down - 110.00 Month LARGE 4-ROOM HOUSE Needing completto.u On paved road with good farm soil end desirable nel|hbora, $3,500 Full Price. Noia L Payton, Broker Aanabelle B. Hrndrreoo. Associate Alberta J. Hall, Aaaoclate Phone m i I7 t | al Hiawatha 54-A Ford Tudor, one owner tlenler, excellent condition, fill-A Plymouth Suburban, A dream boat 1953 35-A Ford Tudor. (Ley!, low mileage, loaded JR-A Ford Cl Cpt, Loaded ina owner, a real buy 1952 10-A Plymouth 4*dr, on* owner, ixtra clean, Overdrive Wl-A Oldenmohlle Tudor, 88, one inner, excellent condition 1951 l«-A Ford Victoria, OD, extra dean 80*A Ply, Conr„ on* owner, low mileage, excellent condition 75«A Ch*v. Tudor, on* owner, power tilde, low mileage " ' m 1950 Si. £"VM«p Real Estate ♦ Insurance Mra. Lourine M en tn ier, Aaiod. 107 Maeaolla Ave. ph. IS B A L L R EA LT Y , r . IT IS REAL ESTATE ■«k Cremlev k MneMtk 1954 2.VA Ford l-dr„ ('rentline Loaded very clean, one owner 39*11 Plymouth l-dr„ extra clean, one owner U*A Ford Cunt l-dr, f»-cyL Iqw mileaRe, no exirna t.l-A Pontiac tudor, one ownev, new paint, power glide, a real beauty Alexander 4k Stringer IAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. flARIUON BEQ. BROKERS S. D. HigbJayaaa, Aaaeelate Ford Town Sedan, Air Conditioned, Loaded 26-11 Chev. 2-ilr., Ih* hoi one, very low niilras;i SMALL DOWN PAYMBNT—Nev VA financing 4»;. Larga I BR, CR Kitchen equipped: City con­ venience*, but NO city taiea. Other axtraa. CLOSE IN. W. H. MBIUM IT E M PlR Realtor — Oeeeral maaraeee Oartrede B. DtngfeMer. Aaaaetgt* ia f NOTHING DOWN SPECIALS 84-B 1951 HUDSON — A GOOD B U Y ...........Ml 58-B 1950 NASH 4-Dr* Excellent Transportation 341 >70-A 1940 CHEVROLET TUDOR Very Clean 181 PHONE 200 �. _____ . *, *>r»»’«f FIRSTS I (Since September, 1949) 1600 people a to sell moderately-priced and well-financed homes with LOW DO W N P A Y M E N T S to mass-produce homes with real individuality of deslgri • to provide more than minimum equipment, such as water heater, space heater, range, refrigerator, ventian blinds j • 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 IS* H r ] r k' ■. y■ In I |U |r : , . -ii. Phillips Announces Another FIRST: In addition to the homes we are now building in Sanford in the Sanford area: Phillips' Developments Little Venice Locli Arbor (C 17 1U I 1. Your own homo plan on your own lot LtW iMtlon) Dreamwold % Pinehurst Buena Vista j 1 *f !’ 1 Our homo plan on your lot Your homo plan on ono off our lots -* Wynnewood Sanlanta Sanfo Park Phillips Terrace Franklin Terrace Highland Park ' Frank ' L Woodruff Subdivision jf iH t o Magnolia Heights ■ ' f V iiWT DK9KMt v " * Vv' l V : 1’ ' t ;' ; *, :*•••-•»**• » . -• �, "is !M h E ’ ■. • ■ . , ■' . ,: , i , , . . r ’ ** ' “f 1 ■ Shop and Save In Sanford * Weather Partly cloudy and wild though . Tueeday except Inrreaelng cloud* H incee Tuesday; low tonight I t . ' . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER vewi^MiH^mvHHk Medui'“* \L v m E atabllaEm l IB M rris i 'i. aANFORD.>l,Omi>A ^' sr ei .jit I--1 m '■ i jm**■*•m-a.I",*•,a MONDAY.MAnCH 12, HISS Th. r.o,M. " •• n », s i. Stop Campaigning Candidate Says Lack O f Funds Is Reason Announcem ent Political Barbs I At Dedication Williams In Class Of FHP Troopers To Graduate Friday ■yefc-A jU ^ e la la d ^ P re g ^ ^ a g d J M j^ French Ave. was dedicated and officially opened to the public Fri­ day afternoon a t elaborate ribbon culling ceremonies held at 4 o'clock when Mrs. Charlie Johns cut the ribbon which stretched from nno tide lo tho other of the M -lsnt throughway in front of Seminole High School. A motorcade carrying dignitar­ ies to the scene of the ribbon cul­ ling arrived at Seminole High Dinner, Boat Party Donations Rayburn T. Milwee Close Celebration Don't Reveals Candidacr Of tOOth Birthday M a t e r i a l i z e For Re-Eleclion HI.A.W r . w i the screaming of sirens of police will . gradual* a new elass of cars which led the way from the tta ta highway troopers at exer- Mayfair inn. aiasi In Wastmlnstar Preibyterial Francis Wliltchalr, speaking Church on Florida StaU llnlver- from the platform at the site of r-» alty- wait . Campus n*xt Friday at r .. . ... . „ , the* ribbon cutting and dedication 10 a. m. In tha elan will h* Carl i Snld, *■)( you duplicated the Slate B, Williams, of Sanford who *rs» llulmny system you would not . Dr. J. C, Gibbs climaxed hla tooth By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Injured In a head-on collision on have sufficient roads lo provide birthday celebration with a dinner Farris Bryant today said he had 17-02 south of Sanford. the necessary roads for traffic." yealerday at Mra. Appleby'a Rea. slopped campaigning for governor Rayburn T, Milwee, JtuperlntejuN #nt of Puhllo Instruction for State Dr, Doak S. Campbell, FSU taurant with friends gathered to due ip a lack of Rinds. Ho explored with the statement, Inol* County, today announced'! President, wilt deliver tha main “ 1 am looking tne senators right help him bring rh* momentous He said, however, he had not candidacy fnr rejection aufT Erridres* and tha response will be straight in the face when I sag celebration to an end. wilhdrawn from Ihe race. to th* Democratic Primary «f given by Alvin F. Green of Pen- the legislature has not met its However, Dr. Gibhs was honored He had formally launched his May ». M rok. clan president, (tutv in pioviding roads and high- ROADS AND TOWER could have been th* conversation of thia group at th* Mayfair Inn pteceding Milwe# egld, In announcing hla * Jm tic* Elwyn Thomas of the ways in this state." tha French Avenu* Dedication, [.aft to right are Robert ]|. Fir*, rieslilant ami (iancinl Manager with a boat party aboard the Sky­ campaign only Saturday, The campaign was only six dsys randldacy fur another-term its of th* Florida Tower A Light Cu.i William H. Dial, Fifth District Road Hoard member; Wilbur lark given by Mr. and Mra. F. K. Florid* Supreme Court will give th« men the oath of office and Nile Senator ’Jjnyri F. Rnyle and Jones, Chairman of the Road Hoard; AI Rogero. Road Board member; McGregor Smith. Chairman of Roumlllat when they cruised Lake nl.i when Bryant made his an­ Superintendent nf Public Insttik* tlon, "1 feel that progreu ■bM diplomas, will he handed nut by his efforts to obtain the French the Board of Florida Tower A Light Co.) and H, H. Coleman, Dielsirt Manager of th* Florida Tower Monro*. At Ilia appointed lime Dr. nouncement. A Light (|>. (Staff Thotn) Gibbs was presented with a birth­ Commander H. N. Kirkman of tha Ave. Froject. Rryanf issued the following stale- been made In Bemlnnl* County during th* present term and IE* day cake holding one targ* eandl* mrnt: "Th* only thing I regret in (he patrol. representing a century. Tha Rev. Elba B. Turner. Fel­ 11 months th* I terved on the ‘"nirre Is no money lo continue! experience w* have gained Will j a b* beneficial for another (uefiM* lowship Baptist Church, will five State (loid Board," said WhiteDr. Gibbs only living relative waa campaigning and promised con­ fut term." ha invocation and the hencdlc- hair, "was that Charlie Johns here (or Ihe occasion. Mr. and Mra. tributions have not matarialliod. "Seminole County hla experltM lon will ha by tha Rev. William wss condemned foe building too Ralph Ralston of Kalamasoo, Mich, The big man wsnl* Si hack fn ed on* of It* most successful par* many roads too fast." O, Stewart of Westminster, • very St he puts In— the little man who anoually, rom* to Sanford lo loda In th# history of adueatlM Former Governor Charli# Johns Staff msmbers of the sehon] Inhelp lh* former Mtrhigan doctor doesn't understand. during tha past thraa year* I t dud* School Director Lt. Jay L. paid tribute lo the Lute Senator "In the fare of rh* law requir­ meeting tha fletds of the boy* ta d celebrate. Rail, Tallahassee; Lt. J. W. Hag- Boyle In dedicating the French Th« recently completed Dlaabl- ed planet of ours." Also on Ihe trip wer* Georg* ing that money In pay expenses girls of th# eounty.” ha aald. .. ans, Jaeksonvlllaj and First Str- Ave. Slx-L*ne Throughway and he said In winding up his reminisc­ Addressing Ihe eudlenc* assem­ Wlckllne, Flagler County Commis­ be on deposit bafore Ihe expenses "t feel that anothar atap fo*» ed American Veterans home for geant B. J. Barnett, Miami, ing of the French Ave, contro­ lha Seminole County Chapter was bled for the formal opening of sioner who waa delivered at birth are incurred, I must either vio­ ward haa been made la *• m * ^ ‘Thla d ata Includes 10 recruits, versy. "Not only the Johns ad late tha law In Ihe hope nf pro- gresstva school program for out 19 troopers who hid not gont mlnlstriAlon .hut- the Collins ad- , . Last day nw which. taxpayer! dedicated Saturday afternoon at lh* DAV Home, Captain Jackson by Dr, Glbba. through lha training school, and mlnistrsTion is proud of French ean P*F I®®* taxe* without pen- 4 o'rlock. The celebration official­ aaid, "1 speak with humbl* and Refreshment* were served by moling contributions nr abide by County and 1 am particularly proutf fCoaltaard on Tag* Fight) Ihe law and atop In my tracka,' of tha overall Improvement la lh* meeting place and three men from tha Eglln Air Ave." 'alty will ha March *1, John L. ly opening . Mr, and Mrs. Roumlllat assisted hy "For me tliera Is no rholre. I our instructional progam,* MIU ^ F o rc d Bas# Air Pollrs. « Agrln In th* evening Friday a t ' Galloway, Tea Collector, said t o . ' homo of the local PAV was folMr. and Mra, R. F. Cooper and •. j I, hive no apologies,’ heraui* I have w*a aald. l -------- honoring l---- -— * w - ,.in lowed hy a fish fry at the Farmers the- banquet tho»e ssho day, Mra. Ednn Adam* MHwaa. 41, la marrtad l a 't M u fought unrt as wall as ]I were responsible fnr llie French "Aft ae. hard and HVt r U* itu-’ r . i i m - t u r n . - * ? ; * VAv e, project, WhtlcKalr lorn inlo Attended hy state .official* nf f ■* >**fdr ** ^ '/f1Dr/Ttibha were] Mr*. Gibba, Miss ItlK'*', •'tl tiav* n^t regret* rycepl former Atdla UVIgna of Larija. the legislature for not providing for# that Hate, ha said, will result and hy local official*, members oubla I have been la my Thay have twa bny*. m4f for th* troub Mary France* Keeling, Virginia friends, the roads nrccssary for Florida. In a minimum penalty of three lh* Disabled Amrrtcan Veteran* and nine years old. , Beach, V*„ Mr*. H. J. Lehman, In pirluring a trip back to thc,l"*r cent on real properly taxe* H# la a gradual* of John EL "I have no bitterness, heesuie F.ast aboard a plan* which alto and one per rent on personal and and friends, Ihe home was dedicat­ Winter Park. Mr. and Mr*. I*. A. thousands nf peapla have beeni Rt*t*"»i University with an MA ed hy Captain Robert W. Jackson, i iu. , ' ...... „ ..l n,t » v, i. k brought wounded servicemen In jutnngible tases. Urumley and W. A. McKinnon. good to me. the press ha. been ,,**r*1* 1bo!h. • ', "’,n U 3 Commanding Officer nf Ihe San­ In the two-year period which hl juU whilchalr gave his ver.. . nnll.le(1 nut that th* Mora than lod ranla were receiv­ generous In II. Treatment, even my " 7 " ' " * • d'"inl*tr*tloa And aup. •(included ford Naval Air Station who paid neluded Jan. 1. IM«, spreading , ion ,)( y rccdom's Cod* of Honor. , ,l0, " p ,l*d ed v Dr. Gibbs during hit two-day opponenl* have not questioned my frvl,u,"‘ ___________ decline waa found III 1.181 pro- -p;,,, m point code Included "the tax lawa require th* additional tribute, not only to the member* celebration nf his 100th birthday. ability *nd Integrity. parlies, nr In 10 P»r cent of all |)ai|„r i,nx." "R ib qtifj! and ink". charge of rest of advertising th# n, |j,„ nrganiiation who spent Fellopr em ployes at the PillsMuaperUd eltrua and nut-.erv pro- "horning lorrh nf education," "the property a s delinquent. Along with a hug* birthday rake "I h u e always wondered if I tireless hours in planning and ere„ nlp ,;)V, eoh-rt.lm.l It parties impacted in the Slate of jhicld" "two hands of different Ulenhon «** called to tha fart sling the home, but at") praised r h „ ter R^ rkk „t fiarwavol] ,Unhr lh» 5 Lodge could succeed as a politician with­ Florida. colors rliisped", "and then a that interest, mlverthinif and the businessmen and nrganiration.* out compromises—now l know, 1 ......................................... ......... lest Saturday .felting et the " hlfh1h<' W« Th# report, releesed today hy altnwer of stars". <uhe( collettioa costs are added to who ......................... played Important parts In the Pittsburgh H o t e l immediately he was also pres*tired a huge birth­ have enjoyed serving my stale and State Tlant Board Commissioner However, former Governor O iar u,0 tax ami nil become* a Urn furnishing of materials for its prior to his moving t o . hi* new day greeting by Arthur Kirchhoft have derived a deep satisfaction Ed lo Ayera Is a compilation of lie Johns brought the segregation nnalnat any properly owned o of Sanford. by construction. from The small ronlrihulion to Its Mr*, r . E. RnnmDtat Sr., eheir* Huron at Dellary. 'ducted hv the question into his talk at the h e n - ' , tkMm|uffnll taX|>nv, r. Inapectlnn work rendu I)r. Gibbs Is lemirmle Counly's welfare I have he.-n able In make." man of th# flnanc# eommlttea TOP Captain Jackson laid In his de ' Uearlrk, supervisor nf ear State Plant Board and tiie l* S. quiet He told the packed Mayfsif oldest resident. Gullowny said the longer the dlotory address "This building Bryant said he em.ldn't say at Women1* Auxiliary of tha Department of Agriculture. The Inn Ballroom audience “The mn*l houses, retimi! after .1, years wilh Ihis imr when ha would rearh a S, m|no|# Memorial Hospital thia eurvey covered a total of A.liut j important of all questions today delay in paying taxci after March rail, therefore, h« dediralril in the railroad. 31, the higher the penalty cost be­ part in tiro name of Ihose donees derision about leaving his name on morning urged those who plan tA groves, nurseries, and mlscellan- is segregation. During his eareer he also sere* lha billot. 1 "Some people say we h*ve In ar- come*. Tho interest r*lo on reel who not only have provided for attend the herheru# which I* ba. •oua properties. i cept It." Johns said, "but I tell p ro p erty begins at one and one- the sirength air.l support of Ihis r,l ■* "n Inspector, chief ln»p«ctor, He said campaign eonlrlhullons lug held Saturday, March 17 In ............ Samlnol* •County not of An you that wc r in we (In do not have In acrep aerrpt half per cent per month with a building hut also the strengih ■'"I chief ttaffie dispatcher, has a not rom* In In tha amount* the Elk* Club, to purchase tta* • f th* properties inspected three ,[ an,j w|)rr) ynu go to the pplh Rrnrick Is well known to I’lttsminimum charge of tW o per end support of our local ehaplcr neressary lo rnndurt Ihe "expan- ket* today, since reservation! wore found to be Infested. y0U Mant lo fight for leadersni;P cent. On the personal ajd Intangi­ nf Ihn Disabled Amrriran Vet- burgh sportsmen, having been *#• • (Continued On Tag* Eight) must ha In hy noon tomorrow, Ayer* aald th# heaviest infanta- that will fight for our Southern irotary and treasurer ul the Pitts­ A switching demonstration and ble taxes, the Interest mounts at crans. Th* Elk* Chili ft sponsoring thA W«n waa found In Tolk County Tradition." "Tills building can also he dcdl- burgh Casting Club for many contest waa held In Rands Yard event for th# benefit of th4 auxt* m frfcara «79 of 1.070 properties ex-1 James A. Wright, chairman nl He rat* of one per cent ;«r and first ealed to the U.JOO.OOO military ,years. — Ho was organiser ------- — ----- at Sanford today in which mellary and tlcketa are on tala a l •minad ahowed presence of the the Seminole County Chamber of month. hurowlng naniatode, listed as th# ( ummerco^ French Ave. Dedlca Tax eortif i tie* will be sold nt personnel wlm have made the president nf tha Highland Archer* jorlly of yerd conductor* *nd Roumlllat and Anderson's Druff lune 25, supreme sacrlfire In the greal in *sni| Is trea*uier nf the North switchmen participated. Th# con. Stnra or at lha desk of tha Sami* eausal agent of spreading decline. non and Banquet was master nf !t ax ia |„ to tq, held test was staged between vard run* * Th# next greatest Infestatinn reronionie* ft*i‘ the afternnn and jpjfl, nn e.u h paicel nf leal lernalinnal rnnfllrts in which Ilit- llnrongh l.lnn* Club, flaiidv Andersnn of the Baiifnrd not* Memorial Hospital where A »•» In Illfhlande County where , rv*ntng affair* that officially | riU (o nn whK-► * tlie IWS5 taxes United Slates of America has Mr. and Me*. Renrlok ate i t . din-tors |o see who eould switch Btata Farmer* Market In Sanford member of tha flnanea committee hive rut been pvo At th# asms been Involved since IS17," Cap |ne'.ed to move Immediately to a loaded freight- car to coupling said. In hi* weekly report lo L. will ha alatloned today and •ggmlnetlons showed spreading 1opemxf french Ave. ' Other speakers were Farris Muir, w arrants ...................................tain Jackson sslrl. will ho issued Edaclln* In ltti of 4-1* properties. Bryant, DeBary following hie retirement on * given traek and not exceed If. Lewl*. Director nf State Mar­ morrow. Those who wish lo at* gubcrnatnrial candidate TJl# report credited Orange Coun­ Senator Douglas Stcnstrnm, Rep- agninst all personal properly tax " U l u« bopo and pray," he amt will arrive t,<er* in March IB. coupling Impact epaed of four ket*. that “Cabbage, celery and lfnd *n,| cannot com# to to**, lettuce Improved demand-wise and may make reservations hy tela* ty with 108 Infested properties out resenlallvp Mark N. Cleveland Jr,, items directing the levy and Jala said, <"th*l their sacrifice was Th# Pittsburgh roup!* have miles par houK The four mile* per hour nr !**« rrlce-wli# last week on tho San­ phoning Mrs, A, B. FatarsonJ • f M2 examined. and Assistant State's Attorney Vo­ of the property to satisfy th* such as In eventually bring a final many friends and former *mcoupling Impart speed I* nation- ford State Farniera Market." ile A. Williams Jr. tnxei and costa, Galloway said. ! pear* to Ihi* torn and war-ihredd ployea In the Sanford area. IHfiB-J hafor* 12 noon tomorrow. Ha aald, “ With Ideal weather ally recommtnded a* oaf# ewitehprevailing our tale* amounted to •'* speed at coupling to avoid damage ♦<{Hi ADDITIONAL I-OCAt. NRWE to equipment end lading. Yard .12 varieties totaling 7ll,1fl7 pack ON PAGE RIGHT conductor s. *:. "Berhour wee fi'r'st » valuation ef 1117,782, prise winner *nd Yard Conductor J. L, Daniil Jr,, waa second pria# 4A i •winner In tha rontaat. P . At a recent orgenlxation meethtff at tha First Baptist Churrh In Sanford to form a WCTU chapter hei?, a proclamation defcjffnatlng Youth Temperance Ed­ ucation Week wai annourred. Veteran# of this area who need • Tha proclamation. Issused hy aaal.tanr* In ehlalnlng benefits Governor LoRoy Collin*, flted the provided hy law may receive guldgrave roncern of flllicnx over the anr# from Tom B, Deen, Assist­ Uwltaaneis Involving young penant Rtata Service Officer, H i ^ n d th» enrironnunlat lnVeteran* or thalr dependent! “ u*ne#a which aurround the child. may eonault Dten whlla h# I* fn »m earliest infancy to an thia area and may receive assist­ Adult eff* which operate decisive­ ance In filling application* for ly In dalerminhff th* kind of hospitalisation, compensation, pen­ individual he will become, railed sion*. Insurance problem*, loen fpr Youth Temperance Education benefit*, educational training, burial benefit* and mlirellanaon* Tha raleaa# #f th# proclamation subject*, where legal entitlement tall* for "All mature citiaens of I* Involved. tit# Btata to conduct themselves Deen hai been Invited to thia as rxamplas of temperance fur area a* a tpaclal consultant hy aur younff people to follow" Karlyt* Hnitiholder, County Bar* vie* Officer, and may b* contact­ l ed a* follow#: March 14, 2:29 p. m.. Geneva at til* Post Office; Kiwonis March 14, 8:10 p. m., Ovleda at lh* To*t Office; and March II, 9 a. m., Sanford at th* Coiinty *'*A fo m a r Philadelphia Television Ferric# Office, Brimalay-Pnlaatoa Station aaenclata will speak to the Bldg. jMutfhH XHranla Club a t their ■Son luncheon matting WednesS|V. Mra. Gone Nawaom of OrM eet aw^n will m e aa her auhjeet “The FRENCH AVENUE 1* OFFICIALLY DEDICATED AND OPENED Tt» Wllua M mI r-TA >3! AS Mra. Charlie Johns cute the ribbon across the aii-lan* through a He BuHea*#.'' meet a t V.M a. at. taaaom w. t,Tha first af a aerlta of two- way In front of 8eminole High School. Left to right a i tha rlhboi Mr*, J , B. f c Jah a, p*aaU aw> uta sgla* talks by new tn«m- was cut are: George Tcuhy, president of the Seralnt^ County Cham­ af tha SaafgH Xlwanli Club ber of Cotnmereet Jane* A. Wright, chairman « the Semlnoli County C of C frtn c h Avwua D rtkatim i Committee! Mra, .Wri*ht, to . < Spreading Decline Found In Citrus, Nursery Properties March 31 Date Set Capt. R. Jackson For Paying Taxes Dedicates DHome Without Penalty Future Resident Of DeBary Honored At Farewell Dinner Deadline Tomorrow For Reservations To Attend lar-B-Q Switching Contest, DemonstrationMeld In Freight Yard Farmers Market Report Is Given Governor Proclaims Youth Temperance Education Week Tom Deen Will Be In Area This Week Club Guest Sneaker Revealed P-TA Told � 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 08, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 08, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 08, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1e3a2efc4337c008171827725521893c.pdf 4cae742eca3be51b4174cd79739b17e3 PDF Text Text &« ! r Night wilt High School »r. sahmwt ’ rrm i fa i« U n . ind to bs projd of HU parents. Dr. 8«Ktiil4t advised paranla last night that they ahcul* «»M them selves suck |* m> parents tint they wilt dork themselves eut of J & "Cut the aorqfl atrlnjca one thread at a time," ha said, -in order that a child, graduating froth high •chaol, will be ahl* te take his pitch lit society i i'» watt tdundad Individual." ha adrlaatf. The (tral data In the F*n»l1» Ufa institute, sponsor'd Jointly by the Canaral Extanalon Dlvulon of Florida and Ki* Seminole High School Parah|.Taachara Assoelatlon, waa.well attended. . . /. larger crowd la expected at tonight's elaai. Tha fin al'if Jalan of tha Family Life'Initilut* will ha Held at tha Sanford Grammar School audi­ torium sinco tha auditorium at gemlnola High School will bo uead bacauaa af a prior committment. Tha Thursday light e lm will be In tha form of a panel dtacuialea batwaan twd adulla and twa youth*. This d a n will ba attandad by both adulla and taaaagara. ft'iMitlaued From Par* Dnet In Congress. Ilia Inierc-l in pub lie welfard aj i whole haa at Ilia best been aporadlc. Ha hat voted with tclflih Interest, time and lima again, disregarding the inter* •lie of tho public. Having ncciicJ only the mpport of the dominant The Dirt' Gardeners Circle of political leadtre and certain stew*, f l f t f tha 'Uardan Club will leave frara papari, h* baa disregarded hit oh* f t * tho homo of Mra. W. D, O ardlnr ligeUooa to the intarait of tho ganLao- ‘at HI a .’m, far a tour of tha Lata* j btlrg: Nursery.'A glaitla luschewt ha held I t will be enjoyed at qoon. at 714S p , ,* in.tructinr M e e t i n g , E l e c t i o n i. ■«. th. Vald« Hotel S « t M a t c h 1 0 - N P JI?W CASSELBEBBY—The annual ha ;publla j a Invited. RKg election nf officer* m M W * * f Ihuf* , ( | N Dixie Precantei Club. a :tuh» will -have a eovarod national organ last'on of procenaal 5* ■ « * ' » •* ! liin MaaiiU will waat In ihh Tl maauniwill draw merntwra iahytartaui Chunk *t d»30. from 111 of tha Southeastern Malts tyalmar said, headed by president f;-.Jng-Ciftla No. • of tha Ban WaUfni, of Stacon, Oa.. and J. L. Jonea, of Greer, V iKa'homa ’ef Mra. David secretary «crC, Fraabylarlah . Chureh will g, "• J and cnllectori Mg Holly Ava. «t IB >■ m. areStamit 81 Inrlteddealer* W'almcr said and any "lld -w Jk Bible Hour will W t eOnnarn'ng the club’s i|d In IHa Fraabytarlan :..,Mifiiatlcm ^toi nrotram may be obtained from n-af t p.m. ■' .. I h, • Chaneal X'holr rabcaraal ni£ ■bald-In tha I»r*abllari«.i Vat Ttao p-m. i'bT u,- , n ‘^ L Z n £ ^ *»“» p**" «• an accounting because »• »>" "ov« M ,»o. Balog *«ti*ncnad in political d 7!l,» *«d unworrled over either primary or election competition, "• . Ignored the people. The IMsopJn of tlila district may lie **»ui*d that he will render such "n, accounting before this cam­ paign Is completed or 1 will do It (or him." , "1 propose to treat this office not only with dignity but with a keen sense of responsibility ami Utmost trust for toe interests of will /Ha h«ld In tha rhapfll, J ( Lie people of l.io Klftn toigrcitIt m Evaryaoa la Invited. Ibiial District whom J will La Banford Woman'. Club will ^ "1 elected to represont. gAJte annual election af officer* Hov you *M have bei "Wnlli tne incumbenl hat held anly'-gt 12iW P- irty'mm bl'a of Girl Scoot hla office for many yean, under Utihg with a luncheon, tloi- pen w* h*"e hrd In both Democratic and Republican ||t e grg Mrs. H. •> Dugger, now and than for wi administration*, he has forlorn.y H.- L, b, Thonioson, Mrs. Collo ! rV* you an lml"ht‘ fajlod to obtain Federal aid for p lllra i, Mrs. Im ng Falnborg, [ tarn »o;) hew we f*»t many nreded project.. A- Mra Raymond Smith Mam* manning ef etch. Will "federal assistance in the n t r ( n»bod to maLa reserve-, on,? ' creation of better waterways Mta with Mrs, ItsrrisM aa later "A fir) Scout's honoi throughout Ilia district ari uf git tuaeday, truatai'.** As ' Scouts. I eminent Importance. Aid 1,, tb« HUB'DAT ers ntd v odors, ,*e t dredging, Hi* erection nf jetties, ^ lir Junior Fellowship will to I* th rt our honor and the building of btidgo over N l1 n tli# Prwbylarian C'jum'i ‘ruit*''.' Can you. at the Volusia inlet is only one nl ■A .ft.iti. fa*J tha aama way at the much needed piujcits, Tb« S&wYouth Choif Rahearsal will' M'** project is vital to the economy of mi i t iico p.ra. In lha I i**Ly' •* 1,8 ij* . w o , r the Last Cuast as well as uf esv 'nrtl e:a striving to licmo iniporlaii'ja fur nut only Mia Church, . Pron-nlv and S.outs Federal defense but for peace, The.,beacons will m»ot at 7j jo •|<in,| f f ||viig e*-*mnt« time economy. Any on* of tlw HI. i« tha I'reabylarwit Lhuuli. ,hsm lo 0ur eleven counties of tbo district, i ’’ bobiI dlicusaiun will bo held i« truitcd. Pie*"* h-iln i which am in the heart of Florida, -Bamlhulo HISh school In eo-or* more wop's o' honor t me Ideally eltustvd for numerous eaiiaa fliih FamlJy Night. Time ow C1*-! Stoutlnr hne, governmental projects. Yet lur TiU p.m,. I “A G‘r| Scout Is loynl a piliful few instances, he ha* Wa Mainotll Circle for th# Sait: , not rn-.n loyaltv to ai (ailed to successfully champion rdOai-Jen Club will meal at 10( t Vt Is not w ;rl\ a tnmrmcnt to obtain such pro­ g: g| |ha homo of Hrs, Fred Ter-, ; ‘r ve, for v lvlrm In l jects." fldOlt .AVo. Mra. rraBk V "n~ a«d •*•,., , "The pconle of lliis district net\l Bma will ba eo-hotless Mr*. J ," o - r l« tn H y t, We arc "Uinfons who n 111 be runscious . TerwUlescr Jr. will comlucl uf their need* and lltelr economy, l/k Ahop pn flower arringamonis < r ' c 81, V,,08' ’ They renulre aomeuno wliu will H f l K i r t . l O brlpg container*! * r H hnv-M u > . r a fight for tha necessities of the 4 nnlhl » s ■ loU* K'lt hllp «• a„.,i««tn Wnrh. our nation, fi Fifth Congressional District that Ilia Federal government can grant. Wo uro entitled in uur >h«i> of Federal nlil nml *iv|*|. ance tmt we aia never going to get this unle.-s our . Mirctwutatico will battle for them. The inruinit* ant has failed litisuiably in t!,fs attempt. "I make no apology that I am not a politician. I f 'n k u c have ho • T'‘w p.-lm C V ’e of the F-mford .|m , fi,,"aiilx«l’onl rut a mem many of them In Washington *1. .n tirV , Club w|ll ment at 10 a. rt, (•t -1-—*’11’T vren-', and nh'nln tho ready We r u d more hjsmois tn tha OUrdo’l Hint.» for a lH n )l0U|,d lor*l<r ’dp trqtnlvg, etc. men. Wt ici|ulr« pooplu who have successfully managed their own to Jrsesburi* hur*e“j. Covered <I‘a' i 0,.» ~|*'* nj*d? Iuttehro'1. f'irthef* M nv | " \ C'r| fi-nut It a friend Jo fcqell«rtcf. *?;d for gift to Hand *ii *-v| a C-ter I-* avjrr other I shall bring you tli* remaining irmartt- i Fom*. ('i|-| f teu'." Wa rsach our h«n** five law*. In tho meantime i 'nT ',a 'j.’j"laroei'!'j Cirel* of the *n frisnilshln lo anyone wlio with you would think of u* and ^isMen CVi will ms** at 7H1 rsei*' us *nd f*e r-o sa tha seu don't forgot if a little Brownie p._ pti-et.tl)* Itome <•* MJ«a:L*"rs to gear** and Guide* *o otlmr or Gir] Scout come* tu yuur door and Ml«a 1'diti OUtamien. Tha 'xudi. r»-*, color and crood ••lling cookla* you can hwlp her prr**runi svjll he on Hot'veuliinl*, 'no-v no h^ndt "her* acoutlnir go to camp Just by buying your* - Tl.fl (Jjamnir- Fahr'il P*TA will Is muconitd, Dnlted we s',end **!f a treat. Tii* cookie* him de­ rsvrt In llte llloo.Club room at In lt*'n «»• another and bafrlai’il licious! hoc you tomorrow *o un­ til thou—Good Bcoulins. IMgh Hrhopl for s short hu-ilnoss lbs rr'ondlass. waatin? bnfwrq It* t*TUlar pro. Thtr» a'c I# m»ny rlrls le K*am at 7180 p, m. Program will th's e-mmunltv «-ho went to ha Start at I t. m. \ Brown1* or Pcouti hut the lark ''The Cont'il Cireli will meat at r* la»i'tr» makei thla ImpoitiHla. .lha homo of Mr*, H. ft,' Pnpworlh, ITh* f " ' Uadars ho-o b«vt more -earner of Park and Mh, at »:ta g. thaw tbatr shore of «lrla under from there member* will Jour- k;r U -'arihln now and cannot nef* l> DoBery to ft# homo of Mra. 1t’’8 nnpnrttjitlly ^ to these ,4f^Y,,B3hw>ra whi VIII bo hoitgaa f ^8 W1* w*r8nt 8nou;;Jj • o a . ^ r la, Mra. Ilarhert MoroKnd 0 (ln,“ on*a *"? ,lr\ ‘ l1/ . Sft "Rrooagalloi. of House Plant.." forn) ^ *r108'’!1 a»,,foA " t *r' O v CimelUq Cjrda of lha G ar h / ^ t v ^ 1 * ? ' “ ^nn Club Will.meet at lha hnma of ^ v j ‘ “ V# f t rs ” i rt in***nJ° ifeV ' J l L HoriowJJ e kwm, hlnt , « u \ « Lpjlr* HjNon Jr, will ha;hoslas*«, Demon' l'* ,,8'J c lul) 1 ^ n1' ,h* Hsmon- I ’MJinn Cenier, Demonstrat on will JfV ^ Th"88 Ttorad PTittod Iklrt. i it™ ) , TF.L't C|ai» of tha Flral PtolI»| Church will meet In in* ff.ontlaucd from faga Oaa> office and the ad ministration of Vu.Hr? In the County Ju'ge'a Court, tha County Court and tha Juvenile Court outstanding and of v*o vi»-v he*t <n •'•a P'ste This I have dona »nd this 1 wl'i con* lino, fa <ie',rt ■Iml ye Ilouiholdee said, "I am rrateful for the privilege of serv* Iht you as vnur Judge. I' lota p'V w'ork and 1 love my paoula, Your loyaltv and aunport has made mv judicial, service most sun rstful and pleesing," He concluded, "Mar 1 ask for ypor continued Interest, loyaltv and support of your courta end of me ns four Judge." The Judge, In addition lo Ills "r-jrial. snnlnl. civic end relith ’is H'o over tha many past years,' has rendered a long service nf mildle trust, having h?en County Jud-c for 8 years, 1PI7-"8, Cmm* lv Prosecut'nt Attorney, 1D*JS*20: Renresrntatlve in State Legl’latore se’slon «f 19-7; City Comitdssloner and Mayor of Sanford I9'.,7-,’P[ Attorney for Ilnnnl of Conntv Cummlsslonrrs IDJT-lPiJ; and Senator In Slate Legislature In so-slons nf toil and IDYL ho. _...... _ In-r President Pro-tampore of the efforts. F.xpansivo IBM session of the Sgir'". big prifea for tarn O. Leonard?, Sir. and Mra. W. B. Stiller, Sir. and Stra. Fi A. Dyaon. Mr. and Mra. John Slaisch, 1J. C. D*dd, Mr. end Mra. J. ’V. Yarborcutb, Mr. and .Mri. E. F. Houiholdar, M. C. Henan, Mr. anil L egal Notice and Mra. . Karly* Houaholdar, Mr. and Sira. Forrtal Bracken* ridge and Mrs., Camlla Bruce, all of Sanford/ > Sir. and Sire, ft. C. Cartsno, Mr, and Sira. 8., It. Johnann, Mr. and Sira. James Reitdr, .Mr. and Mra.<D. J. Saraanay, Mr. and Mrs. Charles It, Monraton, Sir. and Mra. John farina and Sir. and Mra, Jack Lara, all af Longwond. -, Sty. and Slry. Lawrence Bwofford, Sir. and -Mri. Hanry Haua* ar, Mr. and Mra. Huge Wolf, Mr. and Stra,. D. F. Van Parley. Mr. and Sira. Frank 0*Brlne, and Mr. and Stra. W. R. Clonta, all of Altamonte Bnrings. Mr. and Mra. M. L. nary. Mr and Sira. T. L. Lingo, all ef Oviedo. ootnotes to fashion (Continued From Fa-e One! former 11"lh Neede'e ef Kryrer, W. Va. *nh NeUark, N. J. Mrs. Bill* himer is secretary (o A. K. Shoemaker Jr. The Blilhimera hive two children, Elirnbeth, who Is a fourlh grade leacher at Grammar School, ami Hubert Jr, who li as­ sisting. Ills father It the Dus Sla­ lom «l present. llUlliimrr slated In annnunrinq Ills candidacy, "If elected I would represent Ihe people of District Une an.! Seminole County In an tg ’iressive and Impartial manner. | believe that the County Commission should Ukr a mure active Interest in Ihe youth nf our County. The Cnninil'ilnn should also consider Ihe fessihllty nf (he establishment of a County Fire Dsnirtmant to rover tha outlying leclloni of lha County." enterprise* so that w# may hart confidence that th*y *111 run our Country’* bu*lno*a in tha beat manner. Politlciana usually hava neither ihe ability nor tha acum­ en In .-in thin." Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Allan) Mr. and tin . Joseph 'U lrd, Baa .Event end Mr. and Mr*. Allan 5) Grant of Caiaalbarry. Sir. 'i..u M r. N, L- Hasty nf Wait Palm B»*«b. movie* or cocktaR parties but tha sturdy, washable shirt does day* time duly for household chores," "A gal’a morals Ta Important, however, even when tho'a alone in tha house and the ahirt Is not noted for chic. So to boost you, ma and hubby why not try this idea. First cut off the tail to a becoming length. Put in a neat ham and border with a atrip of blaa binding, "Evan though tha ileeves ar# loo long, you can get detail by simply putting a coup!* of rows of binding on tha cuff and push­ ing up pie cuffs to the elbow for a pretty lantarn-slaava illhouatta. "For tha collar Just taka It offl Than stitch around the opanad seam at tha binding. You can ntaka- ■ square yoke affect with more of tha contrasting blaa bind­ ing and usa ’lha lama to border tha front dosing. A finishing touch; add a bow-tie at tha neck­ line. . Trim, NoT A sw orn Complaint l i a t l n a b t . n m o d a a a u i. i >wu l« th a Clruull n m H f / w • lOfflelal Boall r Juuri ant fur Oaiainula County, V Hurul* III Ohaiwary. fur Ulvarct, tha .Iiuti tltla uf tali auMoa b«li>a IIIUIIABV iu:.Mtr urKHjf, fialn* »lf r. '* UHUWSIlCJJ UKJMTli.V nVhi.H UH.tiiunt. lha>a pra.ama Mra tu cau.a and ratlulra you to i.ii >uur wrltlan dofon***, If an, la tha Complaint fU*d haraln. ant la aarvn a oopy Ihoroof upon Plain* tlff'o attorn*/ on or barora iba till das id April. A. is., IMli olharni*o a liwroo Pru Confao.o wilt bo ontorod laalnal you aid the oaii.o orm-Md oapatlo. WITNESS ms hand and offleial Mai at, danfurt OMlaaia (hiuniy, „ A U TO LO A N S L ow est C o st i « S A N £ O R D s im m c n a M o i Bm INSTALMENT LOAN B lPT . Mewher FDIC Parade of Plans No. 3 nr tall today s noma seamstress the do-ll^ourielf fad la something new. The ladles have bean doing it themselves with a needle and thread aver since Cleopatra was a rhiok-and'lt looks as If they're 5 OR MORE CITRtjS TREES ON EACH LOTI D iversified plane; varied ex terlo raj largo Iota i ■ * (il Financing a keen Idea; 'Tjubby’r shirt aeema to bn standird equipment for young mothera-to-ba these days. Of course the pretty maternity over' blouses ire slipped on for dinner, Representative Is Speaker At Meet CASSELBERRY—Stats Repre­ sentative William Coleman, speak­ ing bafore tha Lion* (Rub recently, expressed his, views on how a public official can bast serve hla constituents. Coleman answered many quesllena fired at him by his audience concerning some, of lha Important quastlona that war* discuisd dur­ ing tha last legislative session. A nominating committee wai Instructed to present a. slate of eandidatae far tha coming year at the next meetiaf. aDlegete* la tha state convention, to ha bald at ransicola April tt-30 and May 1, tvlll also ba named at that time. Convantlonal F inancing Carrying costa less thnn rent No city taxes . . . all city conveniences, Including Mall delivery Community w aler system Streets paved and curbed Colored kitchen appliances i Moulded Formica alnk tops Colored plumbing f u tu r e s W ife-aster rainbow kitchen by (ENEftAl $ ELECTRIC HE 10 cu. ft. refrigerator GE Urge s its rin g s GE AB*g«l w ater heater ' GE 'g srb sg t dlspossll , GE Aulomslle dishwasher In delaxt 2-bslh hi GE autom atic washing m schlns in deluxe 2-bsth homes Also: fillchen ventUstor “A 01,1 8<8Ut ,8 «8«rta"Ui.M Courtesy la a algn bf eon»ld*raj|on f gr ( thtra. It can be ae* qulred. A permn la Judged bv Mr m*qi.»re. Wouldn't It make y#l) prilUf) knew that through yegr efforts either phyaicallv, financially er morally noma girl* had acqulrad courtesy T It la a virtue that touch*, nur homaa, JHtSVM* don't just ask for bourbon askfor D sn'f he illly - f h e r s i s n 't be s O tsv rsle l d s s le r s rs u n d f o s l '* There a no mirage shout the used ear values you gel *t a Chevrolet dealer's lot. Every OK Used Car carries his famous warranty In writing. That means you get a car that lets you climb hills or craes deserts vrlth confldtrjc#, OK mssns thoroughly Inspactsd and reconditioned for performance and safety. I t mssns .extra value and selection, too; due to volume trading Tor popular new ChJnMet* L«M pm ^ V^ U°M TMI « ( TRAMMAINt SALES OFFICE: oahsj By Lw M ** N a maUM* r#uI*M^ M N n l W M IN D W Id d w •lace IN I Saiford'* Leading Builder ; * , ... w .. Hsrndos risrli af tha Circuit rso n asmlnols County, Vlorlda Onrilnn V. rrsdsrlefc' . Altornsy fur Plaintiff P. O. Bsi IDS : / J **f North Park Avansa ' funfnrd. Flarlda �------ m s w ;' z* •vl?S3 ‘* ..v , ; ,?,V Weather Partly tleedy and warn I Thursday with a law aai ahowsn lata (anight at I t M '< i • .,* 5 2 [ ,jO L U h « X L m 1MU” HANKOnn. M .O niU A Subject O f Talk "I'd hat* to he a teenager today," Dr. Robert J. Schmidt, In- ‘ itructor for tha Family Life In­ stitute now In prograe* at Semi­ •a* ; , - , %, . » • , » nole High School, told hla au- j dltnce last night at the second in the aeries of program* that will j ba dlmaxad Thursday night at Sanford Grammar School. H* explained "Tha teenager la faced with more problems than at Mra. Carmaga Walla will repre- any other time In our hlatory.” aent The Sanford Herald on a tour Speaking to th* group of adults hf Europe, A/rlco and tha Middle last night on "Everyday Problem* of Teenagers”, Dr. Schmidt first ■eat. Article, revealing the political explained hie question "What is and economic situations of the a Teenagtr?". Ha laid, a teen­ rouolrlea via Had will be written by ager It “nothing”, not a child, not .•Mrs. Walls and publi.hed In The ao adult. And at the same lime he Sanford H«rald throughout the la too young to do thie, too old lo do that, but at the aaraa time .jnonth-long tour. ’ Mra, Walla and her husband, a the teenager la becoming aware etockholdar In The Sanford Herald of "aelf” end wanta to “try on” FRANK KVANS. ORIGINATOR of the Lake Mery annual Pioneer nltfhf piceentt Dr. J. C. Cihha 0 ore In a group of 60 newspaper adl- adult attlludea for alae. • lari and radio-TV eommentalori Certain need* mutt be mat. he gift. I>r. Ciihb* wax the oldest person attending the event. (Staff Photo)________________________ ^ from all section of tha United told last nlght'e claia. There ta a *Stares, who are abeard a TWA Con- need for aecurity, to be appreciat­ atellatlon which left New York In­ ed, to learn to love. And, Dr. Schmidt explained, a teenager ternational Airport for tha tour. r.stda to learn to accept their 'JL. *r,r,t lt(P on th* tour wiU he ♦Madrid, Spain with tha windup In development for what It is. They London befora returning to Naw grow from one stage to the next with help and guidance. York, April 1. More than 9(1 key employei of In today's world, the Florida Other citlea to ho visited are A. Duda ft Son* nf Slavia, from Caiablanca, Tunis- Rome, Athans, State University professor ex­ installations in various scrllnn* Cairo. Beirut, Damascus, Jarusa- plained, a teenager ta bawlldered of Florida, gathered last night for by too many choices aa he point­ By FRANK CRAWFORD lam, Tal Aviv, Parla and Bonn. On their annual "Ladles Night" qd off tha record intarviawa with ed ou* that ther* are 20,000 voca­ KANSAS CITY OP-GOP Chair­ which was held at the Villanova overoment leaden and American tions now to choose from. In re­ man Leonard Hall aayi President Restaurant In Winter Park. orrielal will me featurea of the creation the teenager Is bewilder­ Eisenhower U ready for full lime The event began several years newsman's tour, the third flown to ed as to what to do an.l where duly in a second term but rsrn If ago when th# "A. Duda Dal* Car­ He even thinks in terms of he could spend only halftime at ^Europe by TWA. Prevloua groups negie Club” was formed from Ui* job he would be belter than member* of the huge alatewide wars among the first to visit Rus­ lo go. “what kind of person I am to be”, anyone Ihe Democrats have. sia and it ia expected some of the organization who had completed ALBANY. N.Y. W -H eav y group msy mske side trips to the said Dr. Schmidt, Ilili observation came In a po­ Ihe Dale (.'urnegia Court* In hu­ These youths develop some USSR thU yesr. March rslna and melting snow litical battle of wits between Hall man relation*. imagination of physical defect or Tho organization hold* a regu­ sent fivers and stream* over mental unbalance for teenagers and Democratic Chairman Paul want to be alike and worry when Butler last nigh? on Ihe Kansas lar monthly meeting climaxing their hanks across New York to City Press Club Griddle Show. each year with a ladle* night they are different, ha said. Butler promised the Democrats celebration. President of Ihe day, closing roads and school! Teenagari, said Dr. Schmidt, and marooning inm*-families. are bewildered by their *ex, ron* would retire Elsenhower complete­ group Is A. Hilda, vice president, Thunder and lightning added to Jim Corbett, and program chair­ ly next Nov. g. And he said It was -fused by Independence for they Ihe havoc m 4 many firea wars re­ want to be Independent but atlll the Trodden? and eot tha Demo- man Clifford (lustavson. The ladles night event which ported. m ta w)J>e had Injected healtl\ into ., W A S H IN G T O N tr-M artha went t* know they tan be- de­ the campaignbegan at 7:30 las^oight featured Tha Weather Bureau preu1 'TRms Ji lasU, 66, wife of Joseph pendent on Mother and Dad. Some Butler contended special Inter­ group singing ahd numerous mora rain and continued flooding Ttfc.hlfl.hl. sod eoach of the Wash- ar*' ao confused, ha (aid, that stunts for laugh* and for "twist* est on Ihe Republican side and a Ington Redskins, plunged lo her they live In fantasy. of the tongue” when various mem­ through tonight. Colder wosthar death In the Potomac River yes- The Family Life Institute In­ Democratic program for all the bers recited confusing articles tomorrow w n expected lo bring •erdsy. ; structor pointed to seven ways people was the paramount Issue, from memory. to help the teenager. Make them But he added; All of Ihr ladies present at !hr relief. Coroner A, Msgruder MacDon­ feel that they ar* not pitted firt Prridcnt ever In ufdhfer a The area* affected stretched A. Hilda A Sous annual grl-toald l.iued * certificate of suicide agninst society, give them Inde- "president Eisenhower Is the by drowning but both Inve.tlgator* pendence as they are capable of first President over to suffer a xctlirr were presented mementos i from the lowland* In aouthraslern nf the ocrasinn. • New York, north through rtie Al­ fc»nd the husband said they could handling it, give them love and Represented at the affair »ere bany area and west to Buffalo ^ n d no reason for such an action. security in the home, let them heart allack in office. Anil I say Tha vivacious mother of three test the|r capabilities, afford them lo you. Mr. flail, it will be a sad key personnel from Ihe A. Duda Much nf the trouble was caused children apparently wae In good time to commune with themselves, day when fhc American people & .Sons Installations Around ihe hy imall creeks, lit# major river* cannot question the physical and i Slate, ranch- grove, end farms, health. ’ and give them understanding. moral fitness of Ihe man who They came from llellrglade, In- generally were below flood stage, She wae tha former Atarrha However, Dr. Schmidt then gave heads nor great government.” diantnwn, Cocoa, Zclluuod, Lake but tho Allegheny overflowed In Elisabeth Walraven of Atlanta. The-hi* clan In Family Ufa nine "Heart attack?” replied Hall. Gem, and Leesburg as well a- western New York and led lo romance with Tereahlnski began guaranteed way*, to irritate the "Why many of my friends In gov­ those at Slavl.i where Ilie central evacuation nf faimlios along the whan she was a chsar leader and teenager. ernment have had heart attack* office of the organization la local- river In Salamanca. l i t was a itar end at th* University The second claxa for adult* was and are carrying on as well as ed. orher spots whare police evac­ •f Georgia to 1946-61. climaxed with an open dl*cu»*ion ever.” Key personnel of Ihe A. Dmla uated families by boat Included In smith-central New York a . Pollee said that about 10:30 a.m. and th* ahnwing of a film "Tha "Ye*, and ismr of them are ft Sons organlzallon am given 'hr Ithaca Dale Carnegie Course tree ot amt suburbs nf Albany. ■ ^ iri. Tareshlnski slopped her car Family Nasi Door". el.vcvvhcrc" Ituiler rejoined. chsrge. on tha 14th St. bridge leading Thursday night’s rlai* will ho The sorr what heated exchange' (rom th* District of Columbia into devoted to a panel discussion be­ wav more r less ex^ccte.1 aa the [ Joining In the fun anil festivities Virginia, quickly climbed th* rail­ tween adults and teenagers mo­ club's Into 'ugators first needled | during the evening were: Andrew Duda, John Duda and Ferdinand ing and Jumped Into the water. derated by Dr. Schmidt. both Hall t id Butler with humorTha body, clad In dungarees and Two classes each day this week ous hut provocative question- tiny Duda. MARcn a Dlvrhargea 0 . plain blouse and sweater, was are being held at Seminole High Roberts, president nf the, Kansas VALUABLE SOU. Charlie Taylor recovered soma two hours later. School for th* school seniors. City Star, was moderator. CHAMPAIGN, HI. * - W N Leola Mathis (Lake Monroe) Lt, Lawrence Hartnett of the Thompson, agricultural economist Mrs. Dean Hutchinson (Ssnlordi B*U(* homicide squad said Mrs. Child Found Safe CRASH INSURANCE with the University of Illinois, *.iy* Mr*. Alary Cameron ami naby Oareshlnski left no notes. He said SOMERVILLE, Mas*. OB — TTie, It would require payment! of 330 Boy (Hanford) ,|4Utthar Tareshlnski nor their part- After Staying All host way to avoid an auiomoi.ila’f l * * 1* Prr *fre ,n attract Mid­ David Jarkson (Sanford; time maid had noticed anything i WIMlcrn corn land into a soil hsnk. Alfred Lemon (.Sanford; sutusual about her behavior. Night Under Porch accident? "It would teem to me that the MARCH 7 While filling out an automobile PALM SPRINGS. Calif. Id* inducement wouhl need to he at Admissions accident report at police head ... i l**a»t that on 7U-bu»hel-aii acre Bertha Watkin* (Sanford) W* Alderman Dies Looking Ilka "a little lump of ............ " ; ° n# * 0m*n ^0un', ,hc corn land in he attractive to many John Quattlehaum (Sanford) land,” a rt-yaarokt girl was . farmers.” he »»>*. William Fields iSaiiMtl) A t Geneva Home found unharmed after spending a queM,nn "How rouM you hav* avolded.lhe mA , m(ll|or p, )m fnt would atDlvrhargea .William Larue Alderman, 67, chilly night wedged under a porch accident?” tract land in the* corn belt fringe Martlca Godhnli (Sanfkrri) faastd away at hla heme In Gen- five Mocks from homa. "By staying home, aha replied, and poor land in the corn bell.” Howard Favllls (Sanford) g*a Monday night at 9:46 p. m. A bath, hot aoup and milk re­ *?h * had been 111 for twe and a stored little Virginia Gorduor at half years. He lived In Geneva Desert Hospital yesterday, hut ihe fer 33 years. was kept there for obiervalion. »Mr, Alderman wai born, Mar. 7, Aboul ISO starrhtrs looked high SMI at Fort Basainger, Fla and low In die desert rosnrt for Ha waa a member of the Oviedo more than 19 houri after Virginia Masonic Lodge, Seminole Chapter disappeared Monday night, Star of Sanford, and a member A laborer, Jess Garnlca, said he l(a. Two Order of tha Eastern "heard a baby eiylng somewhere" o r the Geneva Baptist Church. and when he traced Ih* sound he A rH e Is aurvlved by hi* widow, found Virginia under a porch, cov­ Nolen Alderman; two daugh­ ered by drifted land. Apparently ters, Mis* Holtn Alderman of sha slept through a howling wind Jackionvllln and Mrs. R. E, Gu*t- storm during which the temper*-1 •fton ef 1‘etrolt, Mich.; and two lure dropped lo 30 degrees, kretheri, Mprgan Alderman of "Sha can’t Nil us how II hap­ Gdhava and John Alderman of pened but It doaan’t matter, not CWUneo. now.” said her happy father. Wil­ Tunoral tervlcsa will he held at liam Gardner, a postal clerk. R- p. m. tomorrow afternoon at the First Baptlat Church In GenP U N APPROVED I o n with tha Ror, W, A. EllenTALLAHASSEE tft-Tha Florldo 'S to o d officiating. Merit System Council has won Burial will he la th# Geneva cabinet approval of 111 plan for a Ccmsrtry. 123.ooo classification and pay study of soma 1,300 state employes work•fATUTA DAY’ PROCLAIMED tog for aganeioa unitsr tha system. -OAVTONA REACH LTV— The "Each position will bo itudled of Commerce kero has standards of training and experi­ Jtimed . March *4 "BaUat* ence will b* established for It aod honor'of President Ful- It will ha allocsLxi in pay rang* feaclo Batista of Cuba who will adopted for all positions of similar duliea and raapoiuihilUira and re­ t h*ro Mareh K B Itlsta BUiaUlM a homo in this quiring similar lavala of akUl and AT THB ANNUAL UADI KB NIGHT event foe b f employee af A. Dud* A Bane held | t VlB-nor* rhgrf h* Brod far several •xpariafiea,” Merit System Direc­ Restaurant UaAtight ar*i Mr*. John Dwda* John Duda, Andrew Dud*, *ad Mr*, ia a r e a Dudo..(ditaU tor Angus U b d Mid. Mrs. C. Walls Will Represent Herald President Is Ready A. Duda, Sons Hold For Full-Time Dufy Annual Ladies' N ig h t In Second Term Rains, Melting 3 Snow Cause Havoc In New York Area Mother Plunges J o Death In River Hospital Notes n e to t - *— elated Pram WEDNESDAY. MARCH ,7. 19SR Wire Big Crowd Turns For Annual Pioneer A t Lake M arv O ldest Party To Celebrate. Man Support To Collins Gets Gift 75th Anniversary "You are th# one* who have In Re-Election Bid moulded this nation." Frank Of Red Cross Set Evans told a parked Lake Mary ^ Brailey Odham offered Governor LeRoy Cotllni hla full support yes­ terday In hla contevt (or re-election when the Supreme Court dertilon deciding Collins' eligibility (or the rare was made known. Odham, who In tha '964 primary Inst to Collins, greeNd the Supreme Court derision with enthusiasm and said, "1 fait all along that this would be Ihe Supreme Court's da* rlsion and I am very pleased. Le* Roy Collins haa made our State an outstanding governor and I wilt do anything I ran ho help him with ihe elertlon,” he said. The Sanford businessman and builder void that he isn't quite sure just how active a part he will take In tha campaign, but in a recent statement said he would "walk Ihe State barefooted If necessary" lo slump against former Governor Fuller Warren, an announced can­ didate for another term. "I am vary strongly In favor ot Governor Colllni — very strongly against Warren and hla methods." Brailey Odham laid. "But I don'? want to inject myself Into the cam­ paign In any way that might hurl the Governor's chances. I will do anything ha want* me la do to halo him,” he added. "If anybody *skc mr-• e >t»y t Wok of Warien," Odham said. "I'll give them my personal opinion In no uncertain terms," Wijson May Order Stepup In Bomber Production Rate WASHINGTON on-R*cretory of Defense Wilson says he Is think­ ing of ordering a stepup in the production rale of Mi* B32. an all Jet bomber with a continent tocontinent striking range. But, ha told his news conference yesterday, any such move would not Involve an Increase In planned defense spending. The rales of military plane production are lecrel. Several Democrat!* senators hav* kept up running criticism of administration defense policies, contending tha Pentagon Is allowing this country In lag behind Russia In development of modem weap­ ons such as long-ranga missiles. In a hackhanded slap at hla critics, Wilson said; "Lei's gel go­ ing ahead working at th# missile business aod not talk so much about it." Ha described Ihe missile as "only one weapon" In lha Ameri­ can defense arsenal and said Its Importance ha* been overstressed ss a result nf Ihe controversy over the development program, -------------------- \ Funeral Services Are Set T morrow For C. M. Schulze Charlei M. Behulr. 06. poised away at th» local hospital at H ill p. m. Monday night after a ihnrt Illness. Tie was born flee. II, 1669 In Bronx, V. V. and haa lived In, Sanford for tha pant 2t monlha. Ha made hla home In Citrus Height*. Mr. Schulze wae a retired fond and drug Inspector for the U. S. Government. Ha |a etirvlved hy hi* wife and twa aiders: Min August Koehler of N'aw York end Misa Annie Mayer of California. Funeral aervlrea wl'< he held at 9 p. m. tomorrow afternoon at Brlssen Funeral Home with Ft* ther H. L. Zimmerman officiating. Burial will ba at a later data. Community Building last night as he opened the 31st annual "Pioneer Night." There wasn't a seat tn he had In the building as the lime tn open the festivities earn# around and hardly a parking spare In Lake Mary as the cari cam* from every direction bringing those 90 an.l over for the annual fun night for tha oldsters. v Each person attending the event wore an orchid, a gift nf R. J. Bauman, president nf Ihe Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Most of the older folks sat along the Iron! to lake advantage of closeness of Ihe stage. Gifts were distributed by Frank Evans with the Inp gift of the evening going to the oldest man In the audienre, Dr, J. C. Gibbs of 402 Magnolia Ave. In Sanford who will be loo Saturday, Others receiving gilts from Evans were; Mrs. Josephine Col­ lins whn said she Is over 90 and horn during the War Between Ihe Stales; W. K. Reynolds, 93; Eugene Owens, 66; Charlie Cas­ per. 86; II. T. Russell, 63; Mra. T. C. nialtdale 83; Julih Wynn, It; Mrs. U. F. Wh'tncr, 14; Mrs. W. D. Meeds. It; John Clough, 13; and Mrs. C, B. Tyner, 1.1. A' S!r7tll>f6telr 6rtlplt> married Ih* lou^c-l number ot years went la Mr. sad Mrs. T. 0. Tyner who hid hcen married 39 years. 'Gladioli were presented visitors la t h e Pioneer Night event through Willis in K. KirchoU. Many visitor* attending the list annual event presented hy Frank F* sns fi.r thme GO years old nr •>r were forced lo sit or stand outside the building. However, chairs were provided for many as an overflowing crowd enjoyed Ihe entertainment and banter staged for Ihe benefit of the older folk*. Each person over AO, attending last night's Annual Pioneer Night was presented with a ribbon de­ noting their attendance. The rib­ bon will serve as a gift pass to tha Itils Theatre. Georgs Touhy, president of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce kept lha audience "in stitches" with his humorous stor­ ies Involving many personalities. However, the principal speaker for the orcasion waa Judge Er­ nest llousholder who spok* at tha original Pioneer Night avtnt staged 3t years ago. A rumple)* program nf enter­ tainment, presented by, whn Frank Evan* said, "ar* tha pret­ tiest girls In th* world" drow round aftor round of applause from tha older folks in tha audlanra. Judge lloustioldrri spoke on the theory of "having reached tha Golden Age.’ * "Tha only reason that a parson In our present day of apace, I* growing older Is that we have des­ ignated spare Into different Paris," he said. "Wa advance In experlenca, knowledge and educa­ tion as w» reach the Golden Age,” Judge Householder said, "But we reach the ago and part In ntir life whrn we ran do more for our country and prop)* than ever be­ fore," It was the biggest crowd we have evtr had at the Pioneer Night event, Frank Evans; it* originator said, event came in a cln»» Sparkman Charges GOP With Failure IIAfir.ltSTOWN, Md. (if - Sen. Snarkman (O-Ala) la a t night charged Ihe Rcpuhllcani have been an "abtolule failure” In han­ dling the natlon'a farm problem. Sparkman, Ihe 1934 Democratic vlrn presidential nominee, told aboul and Damocreta ot the Wash Ingron f'.il.lM County area Ike the ' Rtp'ibll tana - "cannot aacape the feet” thel In 1031 the farmer wae getting BOA!) HOG 100 per rent parity and la IBM 10 OWENSBORO, Ky un~A motnrlat per rent. A 73th Anniversary of th* Am66* Iran Red Cross party will b« glvM at tho Mayfair Inn tomorrow aflofnoon at 1:30. ’’ 4v£i: Th* rard party, given hy Mr*. Stanley Kupl, tn celebrat* th* R*4 Cron anniversary, will begin promptly at 1:30 with rafrtsb* ments, Mrs. Kupl said today al plana war* completed'to enlertat* hundreds of ladies from iag iefi and Semlnela County. Guests al tha party will fumiaft their own cards and makn up thatf own tables, said Mrs. Kupl. -i, No reservations ar* n tcesia n M the entire Ballroom at tha Mlf* fair Ion will ha utilized lot Hit event. , Numerous gift* for tarh taM« and a number of prize* have b*«l contributed by both Sanford aai Winler Park merchants. * *’ Tha Mayfair Inn will Airalal and rootribul* tha refreshA«tl6 for the avtnt. Air*. Kupl said today that 1 am looking forward to thd~tot> Ihuslastlc support of th* ladlag of ’ Sanford and Samlnole County la making Ih* anniversary eoltbmtion a complete success." The entire proceeds. froM' 6MMp trlbutlona. will benefit th* CM . - Local Boy Writes Ballad, 'Jimmy' Will a love ballad, written ta Germany by a homesick Gl wh# has now landed as a freshman *9 Florida Stale University, beeomo a national hit? Phillip Boyd of Hanford I* the composer of both music and tyrial although he wanN lo credit another FSU student, Raymond Llebttt of Altlhourna, a music major, In helps* In* him with arrangement*. Boyd firs? Introduced hla ballad railed "Jimmy" last fall at th* freshman talent night. That >w6g tho beginning of II, aa a rantpui hit. Della Tiu Delta fraternltf brothers and other friend* havo encouraged Boyd unMI he haa had "Jimmy" copyrighted. Now tho popular ll-pfeen W danra hand “Tha Commodore*1* hav* adopted "Jimmy" at lh#tr own. Tha hand leader, Frank VlV del of Tampa, la particular!? en­ thusiastic, haa had a recording mada. and copies will be sent If radio alalloai throughout tha #• 0 4 * try. "Tha rommodorsa" plan M ite l "Jimmy” to lha nth dagrt* oo g it of town sngagamenla as weQ ao at Tallahassee and FSU dancas. Been they wtll bo playing "Jimmy” ai Moody Air Fore* Base and' thn Valdosta Stats Collage In Vatdosla, Ga. and Spence Air Force B ail M Moultrie, Ca. * A native of Aft Dora, tha 8-yagN old Florida Student comes from 4 , muilrsl family. Hla parents, 1 and Mri. C. A. Boyd, and five brothers and iltlera In Sanford all play mutlral Inilrumenta. Whan "Phil” la home In complete the family and play Hut drum nr hat* violin, Ihe group frequently, feliyi home rnnearl*. At FSU Boyd Is going In h sa tr for drama counei, Ha wattm (• learn a* much at poiaihla about acllng. also dancing, becauif he I* aiming for a mtialcal comedy career In lie In with hla mO|M, Thlt summer ha la going In New York for some ipeclallted train lag, POLICE ON T ill JOB 'if# ! OKS MOINES. Iowa ffk year-old woman with an Inconf m only 930 a month called pollee- M say aha wanlal to buy a ticket. the annuil pollcemen'a ball. She explained that ihe alone, and that one night Iwd T t t t | age a H unger pounded at t f door. She said aha dialed Ike Me* phone operator and aaked lay-thf pollrt. . "Before I hung irp the n e e h tg stopped to avoid hitting a hog In The Alabama political leader two policemen were Uktag Ike m m ha road. A ear behind plowed In­ cited tha farm question aa hla par* away,” .ha eeid. to the fltat ear. earning 9*00 ty'a beat Issue against Uw OOF. damage to the mioe. Oauaatge to And, he lord tha erovrd. "we have aaaft.taaaMo.1* I I b B I Two pelleamem srtra lead I t N �— ftU djrnnL c o x r ....... .................. WITMTW* MOST BINO N R «U N « IMUVP IN LACBii L , I —■ r Jl WP &I0TBK i in tub te s i TU N fA N F G R D f l t l l A I J ) -------- ■■ v ■ ■■■' ■ mu T O CMAStJV .\\S l t d *1 A U A M IC H O T . im Y-VCU WONT article* filing. The information provided by tha American Institute of Accountant* and the Florida Institute of Certi­ ANN P A G tl STRAW BERRY fied Public Accountant*.) Nobody like* to be tick. Rut If there was slrlmeit in your family during IMS- you may have some compensation taa-wise. First there la the question of "sick pay.” If you were absent from work due to Injury or sick, m u a n d received piyments from your employer (either sick banaflt* or regular pay) or hi* In. luranea company, these payments, A&P OUR FINEST QUALITY within limits, are free of tax. M i. ANN PAGE FLAVORFUL Thera are two limitations: SAUERKRAUT Can* First, the maximum is (too per IONA FULL PACK week, plus any amounts which eama/rom your own contributions TO M ATO ES to the plsn. Second, unless the absence was HUNT! for ileknesi during which you TO M A TO SA UCE 3 & war* hospitalised at least one day, or for an injury, the payments are OUR FINEST QUALITY not tax free until efter tha first' 1 1S*ot« cslendir days of absence, A&P SPINACH i Csea If Ibssa payments are Included A&P OUR FINEST QUALITY WSOLI in the wiges shown on your with­ 10 Vi ox. Mb. ' holding slips, you should subtract T IN Y BEETS Cana Caa tha proper amount from your In* coma In Ihe place provided on She A&P OUR FINEST QUALITY first page of tha tax raturn (Form APPLE S A U G E - - 2 * * low), Attach an explanation as descrihsd in the Instructions. You A&P FANCY HAWAIIAN s * era entitled to exclude this amount JIM DANDY ENRICHED even 11 you do not Itemise your PINEAPPLE JU IC E » 23c * deductions. AA—P OUR FINEST QUALITY FREW Apart from sick pay, you may 3*-os, hiva received payments covering 25c PRUNE PLUMS Can medical expenses tor yourself and your dependents, Don't Include VAN-CAMP —GRATED these In your Income, but don't de­ • ot. Caa 135c duct the medical expenses cover­ TUN A ed hy these psymaats either. .MEL.O-BIT PIMENTO Medical Deductions LR. If you ItemUe your deductions, 83c c CH EESE Loaf you • may be able to save tax money hy listing madlcal and den­ It-ni. tal expenses you paid for yourself 31c Phg. and your dependents. This year you list your medical A&P OUR FINEST qUALITT and dental expenses (in a separate a Mb. 29c PORK and BEANS sheet, rather than nn Ihe form It­ ^ Cana .• self. Spice Is provided nn the Nl'TLEY COLORED QUARTERS form for figuring the imnunt that PILL8RURY 3-lb. Is sllowable is a deduction. 37c M ARGARINE Ctn. You are allowed a deduction for CHOC., ORANGE, SPICE * TALCO BRAND your medical expenses beyond lS-lb. three per cant of your Income. If 99c SCRA TCH FEED Big you (or your husband or wife) were M nr over at Ihe end of Ihe A&P ALL r i ’RrOSE SAIL year, the three per cent rule doci Giant 49c not apply to your own nodical Pkg. D ETERG EN T expanses. It does apply to any GOLD MEDAL medical oxpanias you pay for tft-ot. your dependents. '23c B ISQ U ICK P ig s . Your deduction Is limited to a i LIBBY VIENNA maximum amount for the year, 4-o*» as explained in tha instructions, SAUSAGE ‘ 2 Can 33e " Medicines end drugs may he In­ jiii It-it Usl WISCONSIN COLORED - * cluded In y6ur. medical expenses ft > >•** *■» nnly to the extent they exceed Lb. FRESH C H EESE r 41c" one per cent of your gross tnrome. T Among the Items tn Include In "8UPKR • I l I G i r r W ESTERN CORN FED your list of medical expanses are fees of doctors, dentists, hospitals and nurses. List v premiums for Whole or Half Lb, nine Cross and other health, arclrient or hospitalization Insurance, hut remember you rsnnot deduct SUPER - R IG H T' HEAVY WESTERN madlcal axpenses paid or reim­ bursed hy insurance Widow* and Widowers Thero are severil provisions of special Interest to widows and "BUPER-RIGHT'' WESTERN CENTER CUT "RUl^R-RIGHT* BEEP widowers: 1. You may We a Joint return PORK CHOPS lb. 49c CUBED STEA K lb. 69c with a husband or wife who died during Ihe lax yaar If no separate -sppER.tiinirr wmtkrn leas - si per right- freshly return is filed. SPARE RIBS 3 lbs. $1.00 GROUND BEEF 3-lbs$1.00 I. If you have not remarriei and have In your household a do "SUPER.RlfillT" HEAVY WESTERN "SUPER-RIGHT" LEAN SLICED l-o*. pk(. pendent child or stepchild, you are entitled for Iht next two yaari to Shoulder Clod Roast lb. 55c Canadian Style Bacon 49c uia th* same tax computation "SUPKR.JUGHT” WESTERN PLATE OR "SUPER RIGHT PURE PORK (with Income-splitting) ss you would have been entitled to on BRISKET STEW lb. 17c SAUSAGE 2-lb. Bag 49c Joint .return. "U.LfcoOH" brand eliced cap n JOHN FROZEN It.,. 3. When Ufa insurance proceeds are taken as an annuity or In In BACON lb. 35c O YSTER STEW atallmantx, widows mri widowers art allowed 11,000 par year of Itx-fre* payments in addition to I nr Cooking & ielade QL tha principal. WESSON O IL 4. You may ba entitled tn re49c Uroment Income credit If your deGerber'* Strained iara caased husband or wife would BABY FOOD have qualified. 29c 5. You may he entitled to a de f Nlbleta Whole'Kernel 111 »*'<£*"* ductlon for child car* axpenses. M EXICO RN 27c The instructions that coma with Deodorant your tax forma give further in FREE It FANCY POLE formation. Help ii alio available D IA L SOAP •. • 25c •r from th* Internal Hereout Service, Iteming Cltaiatr I l4*oi, Cana which urge! you to eoniult a propi rly qualified advisor If you otsd GOLDEN FIRM RIFE A-JAX 23c outaldo assistance. Large Phg. 2 attack an UNAAMI0 ^ . MAN... 7^ 2 f * OACHJOOO. T HfAP L * A BUPGlAB WALK'NG WHATS GOING . ON, POP? j - ABOUND OOVJNSTAIfJS weu.i'M wo ■m'f i w *m ncuauwouiont S Be BO OHAPOOIKIT6D J v _ ( THAT IT WASN'T T ' IT VMS NOTHING JUST THg V/1N O / MAMA meapo l- A STGwnjC Noi^e D0*>JN$TA|PS J BUMPING \— ^ a iorr.e J 3 HUTTCI3 ) A BUOCLAO . policeman l oo a / a n 4x r tP A N »DUM/-C*AV>> r u t o y - HONEST I w u / - 5> ve ,— ' r o a k c w .y TM ( x y w m T nhv tto m n f DOOMN/ f AND BUT WHO. 'ELSE t NOWSHE wants m e to o g hcq a cool date POO THE / a S s r l V ho D -V I^ T Y wrru HIM AMO r u t WMEEANGEt? THESAME TIME, HOtV YOU OO+J’ \ LEAVE TOOETTHE I THAT TO LOHEOAMUe?) ME.roor V sw a s slightly) h a d ; cottinG BO/.CQAiyT/ MAOOIED ■$ OUT All SHE TWIWKS. ABOUT/ _____ ELANS. HEAD PORK LOINS CHUCK ROAST COSMa SHOW LT.VUIZ Hi* NUN QUACTBBS AND THEN TAKB HiMTO ».tHE CLEANEH8 TH09I M l MY BUT YOUVE M m f CHAM PION BACK IN CLASSROOM Radio-TV Highlights NEW YORK lA-rU’l possible thAt televulun h*» dealt a paralyzins blow to the dining room. This m far from being a report on a nationwide survey b u t lo o k artiumt yourself ami draw your own concluilom. For nrarly three centurlea the dinner hour of the English-) peakIng peoplei hai been growing progreulvely later. Fashion hai moved It from noon forward to I, T and 8 o'clock, daipila the effort* of tome of the landed gentry of a rentury and more ago to keep It at tha quaint hour of I o'clock In the afternoon. Now television sometime* see mi bent on moving 'Of? U M Ir II. ef Oxana Park, If. T , world*! figure eluting eheraMtnnted V» aehool a day after her return from Europe. Hire, Ufted up by>her elassmate* In a welcome.bath session at tha EMM U U dm 'a Reboot ia New Verb Cltt- f/ioemeitoweli i denying traffic probleme every* , whare. When moit man come , home at evening theta day* they find their children huddled, around tha TV tel, | In many houithold* tha family 1I'Ule ••!* together regulerly. Rut m othiri the children have lehen Jo . e e t l h g while witching TV. command porformancti, ,Their ptrenta sat tqgsthsr later when the "big programe" come on. The reiult u lei* uia of the din­ ing room t»4 more metla eaten 1off tray tibia* before the Uvlag 1room TV *et. Room by room American henu« « » ««U fl *w*Uw. We've loot the woodihad and the hutiar’a ninlrv Aim Mt.ii*’ —, /-j lb. 10c ^ CARR0TS21-lb. Bags 15c Barer'* d ia l s o a p W INIAP___ Oatmeal APPLES 4-lb. Bag 49c c o o k ies FRESH CHERRY RED CORN M EA L RHUBARBlb. 23c B-eelriu* Cartel 31c FRESH CRISP 1 bath bare 35c B^t. Bax 21c. B Lb. Bag 53c IB-ox. Box CREAM OF W H EAT JANE PARKER 34c m C U T -R IT E « . »wn 2tc 14-os- Rot '/ K ETCH U P *00 MAGNOLIA AY& iANFORO ‘4 25c �* ( _ _ ______________ • . ;I _ — -— -— - — - gHOWN eaU& ° n <Official Photo, 'All-Florida Slate Platoon Recruited In Marine Corps' .a 9 '* ^ 1| k Veterans Comer 1L ’ w s fu c — - 1 TH E P A N FO nn HERALD i Wed. Mar. 7, 1930 Pag* 3 The United State* Marin* Corps announces the recruitment or an All-Florida Stale Platoon. It haa been named tho Osceola Platoon In honor of th* famed Florida Seminole Indian, Chief Oiceola. Tho group will leava here at a unit March 31 and will undergo recruit training together a? Parrli Hand, S. C. Young men enlisting In tho Osceola Platoon non will no*, have to leave until that date, The recruitment ol an All-Florlda platoon by the Marine Corps enable* young men to enlist with their buddies and serve together while undergoing the .11-lmportant phase from civilian to Marine. In connection with the recruitment of the Oiceola Platoon, a pedigreed English Bull-dog, Sergeant “SlrHumphrey” ha* been named pla­ toon maicot. The 107 pound fourrear-old I* permanently Hatloned at Marin* Barrack*, NAS, Jackson­ ville, but ha* been currently tour­ ing tha itate with hi* Marine ••buddies” to mako friend* for the C~.rpi and help stimulate recrui­ tin'!. To date, he hai been to Tallahau.ee where he met with Gover­ nor Leroy Collins In his executive office on Capitol Hill and wa* pleased to pose for photographers with bit Excellency, Down In Tampa he met lovely Mil* Ida Fcllclone, voted MU* Tampa by tho Junior Chamber of Commerce. Beforo> leaving he exacted a pro­ mise of aupport from her far hi* Oiceola Platoon and found Utile to growl about from the reception she gave him. Slr-Humphrey also Hare are authoritative answers from the Veterans Administration to - four question* of interest to *• i e. p. funner servicemen and their families; q. if 1 add the total disability Income provision to my National I Service Life Insurance, how much will I bo paid If I become disabl­ ed? A. You will'revolve 13 a month for each *1,000 of Gl Insurance in force. The payment, will begin after you have been totally disa­ bled for six months. q. Is there any limit on the amount of money I can borrow, using my GI homo loan bene* .fit? A. There Is no limit to’ the amount of the loan, under the law. The lender, however, ha* a right to Impose limit on tha amount h* Is welling to lend you. f A fe ' C r t r r ? " t T r . l^ A I l S c ^ * S 3 The 1e»*l limit is on the amount Prn*nJ D^uVr. t h . taMln* .Ignal J t a f who W l M th . AJ aho.nl. of VA’e guarantee which Is *0 percent of th# loan, nn to a max­ imum guarantee of *7,800. Q. Could T take farm training Dolores Gray Has under the Korean GI Bill on a part-time basis? Switch On Usual A. No. Under the law, GI farm training must occupy your full Hollywood Story HOLLYWOOD (.TV—Dolorei Gray time. q. I ant a veteran drawing B haa a switch on tile usual Holly­ VA pension, and I have Just been wood rsgt-to-riches story. In her Will my Income celling case. It’i riche* to more riche*. married. for the year be the *1,400 that Befreihlng, Itn't It? Here'* » gal anplle* In single veterans nr the who waa born with plenty, yet de­ *2.700 for veterans with dependveloped a potent talent and be­ came a itar of th* Broadway and #nts7 A. The Inrome you received London stage. Now ahe'i adding while single will h* •u'‘" the movies to her conquest*. lect. on e prorated basis, to the She was asked about her fami­ *1,400 limit, while your Income ly's wealth. for the same year after marriage "Let's aay that my motHsr h tt will be subject, also prorated, to always been able to live comfort­ th- *!700 celling. ably," ah* said, modestly declin­ Veterans living In Central Flor­ ing further detail*. ida who wish further Information The extent or their comfort Is about their benefits should write demonstrated by the fact that the V \ office at 42 E. Central they have a house here in Bene­ Ave., Orlando, dict Canyon and another in New York. At a recent count, they had ■lx poodle* and five cars—one In Gun " She ptnyed the role created match whatever color scheme by Ethel Merman whom she re­ sembles In volume ant lusty man Dolorei might be wearing Far from being i drawback, Do­ ner. Dolores drew 27 curtain calls ooenlng night *nd played the went to Orlando on location where lores feet* that her financial In­ Western sharp-shooter for three dependence accelerated her ca­ the Oscetaa story 1* being filmed. reer. years, ' ' There he met such stars as Miss "Because I didn't need job* to She returned to Broadwav to cn. Lila Milan, James Craig and Den­ get by on." she reasoned, "1 could star with Bert U h r In "T w o on nis Cross and wa* given the red afford to p en up the roles that the Aisle," establishing herself as iel treatment by all members wouldn't help me. That'* why I the logical successor to the Brest carpet t of the. (cast. Merman. She later did "Carnival was a *t*r In London at 31." The Osceola- maicot points out Dolores, « brown-eyed blonde In Flanders" and managed to win that ‘'this recultlng duty ain’t bad with a big, big voice, was born Antoinette Derry A w a rd hat "this recruiting d*y ain't bad In Chicago but came here when tha though the show lasted only six to visit their local Marino Corps •he was 3. She has-been appear­ performances In New York. recruiting station.and sign up now ing professionally since 15, sing MOM tabbed her for * contract for recruit training with the Os Ing on radio, In night clubs and *nd she scored In "It's Mwav* ceola Platoon. ‘'Thereafter,", a* •Broadway shows, ,*~‘Fair Weather" and "Kismet" Humphrey should" know, '" a man Her big break fame when she Now she's In another musical. can mako his own way in this was chosen to star In the London ‘The Opposite Sex," In which she Marine Corps. . .'* company of "Ann!* Get Your has nn songs. Figure that one out. BODY FOUND IN CANAI, I FOIIT LAUDERDALE 'tf-Tlie body of 20-yenr-nid William 0 . 1 Southern was found (bating in a canal near his submerged car yes­ terday. A medical examiner said" the body appeared to have been In the water several days, Sard** Oao/oca O N LY 5 6 6 6 PHONE 5-8034 THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT THE CHIROPRACTICi' OFFICE AND FACILITIES OF DR. A. ' WOODALL, LOCATED AT 111!) SOUTH PARK AVENUE IN SANFORD, FLORIDA. > r.v u X - ; ,- v ' ; ' v V.:** | " " ' W. • , 1 ... .. o Wu —...Ik—a--Hit. AIILIS W. WOODALL Is a native of the south amt received Ida elo^irntiiry education nt Tcxnrkuiua Hitch Behind In Texuiknun, Texas. After returning from overarm duly with the Air Force. Dr. Woodnil enrolled nt the Palmer School of Chiropractic! In Davenport, locvn. Following hie grnduntlon he Interned In tho B. .1. Palmar Chiropractic Hcrareh Clinic While In school, Dr. Woodnll wax active In the Washington Slnta Club, the V. O. P, S. C., a veteran* organisation and the Chiropractic I'ollo Clinic Foundation, an nrpnnlrnllnn for tho care and cum of polio piith-uts thru chiropractic. I W HY DO Member — Midwest Stock Exckaaget Cklcag* Board of Trade — Coes plat* bvestmast ■1 -*- - CH IR O PR A CTO R S USE X-RAY? A chiropractic makes use of the X-tlAY-to dclermtn* tha asset position of thu vertebral nuldiixntlim so that he may knuw which vertelnn or vertebrnu to adjust nnd thu precise direction lt».% whlc|i tha adjustment must l.e given. That Is the primary pur- » pose, 'ih* X-ltAY film may also disclose n condition, such aa a ' ' f met inu or disease, which would Indleato liiudvlanhlllty of ail* ) Justing a particular vertebra, Tho fullowlng uru several other i reasons whv X-llAYS should tie taken before spinnl ndjustmantl | Chiropractic analysis could not bn completa or corieet without > tha X-RAY. It reveals the rnrrert vertebral misalignment. It eliminate* guesswork. It determines the correct point of rimtnel and prop*f r Hue of drive for pinking a chiropractic adjustment. It tovenls pntludogv »o<h ns tiibcreuhrh of the vpjne, artbrllli, cancer, of the spine, exostosis, ankylosis, auonmlies and nml— formation* which are not pereelvablo bv nnlpatlipi or feeling of the sulne. It enables Hie path-'il to verclvu quicker results by eliminating orrora, thus reducing axprusu. W HY C H IR O P R A C T IC ? Chiropractors malntuln Hint the spina Is tha key to health. It !* Well known that tha nervous system cnrrlcs all sensations to the brain wbero they urn Intel pretad. Responding Impulse, of anrrgy ora carried hack over the nervous system to direct and control the functions of ull glands, muscles, and organs of the bodv. t Accidents, fall*, and mlshnpi sometimes give tha neck nr spine a sudden twist und a vertebra 1* lubtuxnled in such a way that it locks In an abnormal position. This cutises tension or pres, sure upon nerveii the result of which Is lowered resistance, dis­ turbed function, and eventually dls-cnse of sonio nature. Bines nerve pressure results ill dls-cnse, then rcmovnl of that pressure will enable the bodies own recuporntlvo or restorative forces to cheek tha disease and bring us hark to normal, Tha elilroprnctor's adjustment, which consists of a ,cl. entitle thrust eserlcd hv tho hand* on n vertebra, will return th# displaced vertebra to It* normal position. When nerve pressuro ha, Keen removed, tho disease process will end and tho healing process will begin. MILLIONS HAVE REGAINED THEIR HEALTH THROUGH CHIROPRACTIC: THOUSANDS OF INCURABLES ARE STILL LIVING BECAUSE OF CHIRO­ PRACTIC: LET CHIROPRACTIC H E L P YOU. A LL F L A V O R S TAKE 3 CROP YEARS TO PAY! V Life - Collision - Hazard Insurance a t no E xtra Cost COME IN OB CALL US TODAY! LETS TRADE! FREE CHILDREN'S CLINIC SA TU RD AY, M ARCH 10th 9:00 A .M . Chiropractic Office Britt Tractor Co. SANFORD, FLA. To 8:00 R.M . DR. ARLIS W . W O O D A LL RMreaeaUag* ALLKN * CO. LAKELAND Dll. CAltlltlLl, W. WKSTI'IIAl.Li ataff member of the II. J. Palmer Chlroprarllc llexearch Clinic of Ditvcii|inr|, Inna, m111 be amitnlde for frre consults* tlon during the opening three days. Dr, Wrxtphnll I* .nun of tho founders of tho Chiropractic I’olio Clinic Foundation nnd has worked extensively with children. Tho I'nlmnr Clinic Is "the "Mayo Clinic” of tho Chlrnpratic profession. Chiropractors through­ out the world refer their problem ra*e* to this rllnlr. Research nt this clinic, over th* post twenty years, has had much to do "with llfllrnr chlmpmctlo out of tho field of theory and establishing H at thu second largest healing science. Ford Tractor , 1119 South P ark Drive— m i Phono 78* SAN FORD, F L A PHONE 601 ii f . V, L im ply a X f * *- fi i I Ouya a new Model 610 Established over 20 years In Orlando SERIES IM BOND FUND FOR INCOME SERIES S -l Common Stock Fund for Incoma and Growth MARCH 8-9-10 (Cash or Trade) Comstock KEYSTONE Custodian Funds 1 DOWN Stan Recommends ■ For a limited tim< SAVE! Special Sal* » At - SPECIAL! "BUSY BEES" OCALA MV—Seventy hives of Ucps escaped in a truck-car arcldrnt Monday and four officers were stung helping round them up. I ! : *r ) sjf i . W L �4* Court Rounds Out Historic Ban wAsantaTOM Ma to what we. in the newipeper busltiinaU an educational editorialit Mot meant to be critical in the sense, |i. point out that ptmtohment can accure I the promiscuous dumping of trash, age end litter. feme's e law on tha hooka that apeclfl^makes It e misdemeanor for a person Ward old tin cans, shoes, or Junk on prolethal doesn't belong to him. ^Seminole County and in Sanford, sorry ay, there to a lot of thin dumping going gmtlfrnt of the County are especially IMtherana* of the dumping of garbage ■ the highway and on private property. jrUe along end look out of your car win* "there the brash is—a perfect eyesore. W line should take more pride in their 5 i t r than to dump trash within seeBstanee of tourists and risltors passing tatfl ear county end city* It’s bad enough M e permanent residents to have this iff* disrupt the natural beauty of San,tnd Seminole County. 3ty policemen and Sheriff deputies, and Constables have the auhority to make sta and bring persons to court. But 1they hare to see these people do their ping end we believe that many of these ft fend garbage dumpers do their dsmsge pp certainly we do not want to see i taken to Jail or fined any amount nping traah. tin cans, bottles, old rags, kitchen garbage, or what have you Kir beautiful highways—a t least not T t a Sanford Herald A public forum latter recently published in n large Midwestern newspaper gave an unusual but thought-provoking twist to tba campaign against traffic accident#. And there is certainly room for trapnnrament in our campaign hera against highway calamities. ? Wednesday, March 7, IBM TODAY’S BIBLE TEBSE ; Because th sy believed not in Rod and trusted not In his salvation— Psalms 78:22. C a rte l* Ja r to Ja c k Fin lor «t » Oarapia fa* to Thom as t* A iror «i R otors Lolpfort ot u s to Soth Bab* cock pt u s •oth Robcock ot p s to R rb o rt Lolp. to rt o* us John L. Mumphro r Ot u s to WU* Horn ft Miroodo pt u s Kouio y«r4 S Marl* Adktna to R ath Jn h itras ot «t r r u ittto Odhitn A T u to r 100 to Klmor H o, Cot To ot u s Thomoo J. WooOtor ot us to GU b U Parcel ot u s Rohort A sohrootor ot u s to W atlor J, Rosa ot u s W. S- E n tsm lo so r ot s t truotooo to C A . Wnl«». s u it eUlm H o v er# 1 Whootor tn iito o oto to C. A. W tU o. <t*1l claim i*m*» K. St C rr ot to O tear Doe* k*r ot us W ilto r X Graham ot us to J*rn», W llyr Dunnio* J r at u i Jool m Smith ot us to Doon X R .r r u ot *!, corr A C l a i n Jr. ot us to D ia s _ X Surrt* ot at Xrnoot H Duproo ot u s to Hebert X. Phillis* et u s Vtocout J Mellila to X Olorlo Colo, hia Vincent 1. Moimo ot u s to Xtlo* . w orth J. W hitlock V lntent J. K * |lllt a t u s to Cmll J. lle ra y Dorothy lia r tin to WUItom H. _ Duka ot us Roy L O riltin ot s s to Xlmer X Aehter ot as Gwendolyn M Ceteo ot u tr to fftr* ot« Vernon Helm too otmpla 4eo4 0 . 1 . R auth ot u s 10 J o b s K 4w tr4 _ L ather et u s osh em A Tudor Iso to L uther K irk _ W e te n o r ot u s •ourcss. j-JW, Douglas T. Kenney of uifrerilty of BriUsh Colum* puts it, you probably sub* N er lain unknowingly to tho ngtuity theory to the art of th e dlserepaacy hypothesis, so■dim to Aset. Professor of Paytolagy Kanay, Is probably the ■twer to your problem. Ketny's own thaories art set irth to a paper printed to toe suno) of Abnormal aad Social jcbotofr eatltled: "The doaitogeacy cf Humor appeelttka ea tha Itimuhu-Coajir tettM ef Joke-Tiding Expacta- “Non* af the Jekas are whet yea would really call naughty.'' Next h# these U4 University at British Columbia students sad di­ vided them into tw* groups. The first group weal ever the SO Jokes and rated than to three wayi - thaae with predictable endtogs, these of moderate expecta­ tions and those with surprise eadtogi. The saeead group af atudanta •valuatod the same Jokaa on e hu­ mor rating teale—very funny, fun­ ny, slightly fuuuy, neutral, slightly disagreeable, unpleasant and high­ ly unpleasant. Aa aa example af the Jekas rated highest. Dr. Kenney submits this one: Coed: I'd like to see the espials of this ship* Bailer: He's torwifd, miss. Coed: Tbst’s all tight, this to a pleasure trip. As tor the “not e* Roxy** type, aoutkhriaxo h r R ah. o e.lsn nlik ***** n s e u ta * » h t 4 * * ‘ M' •» Vlr to n o a u t o AJUh May, may must have petted to fto is tot af Mat A Saeto g apilsw U* yaws see saM a* • Im «m i <on far SiH. g i g heua. e yaM/lOta* yt* li s t * Bbk t» L«w*U St n* _ , Job* F T orlor jf ll lu t * Bnk » t s t n t t<, B*»»I0 t l l T ' l l S tv A L"»o Ai*o to XI L J lt’r o a 's s V A Loon AS** I* Xi«»o* n h r e5 , i* ? #r i ! . « J u s e * . Huik $ B -m lo rl . .. Stockton tv t it lo v D»*1n A Co to O lh .m A Tu4or In® . . tat F»a s t v A Loo* A*»o to P tr r r ojff f 9 (a B *rtbs A Sim*. ALL OF THESE FEATURES ...W H EN YO U CHOOSE FROM #a" B LlA H X O fe A tv L »0 d 'b /* Flk Lose C* J* ■ r K s itir X tu li ll ot 0*. 1** F*o* BI*t**B4 of C V r B tim la o f to Ar■ *H Wln4U WooO.ll U c.n.o ,V«t Bnk *1, O il oto to AlftoS 'IUISD* ot sL I h i r m , . Co*cr«to rip * Co to B*rt An4*rnon. claim e f tu o >r( o C HcOulro. { »*l r| Jt r« -1 to L llilaa »IeDon*ia. LOCH ARBOR J #1'» *7 aiVph* n• *T*r*lt to CUmo* automobile driving. B e f a r d to i th e dan­ * A re p o a t ux t o Roma M. Lott* t - o r o u f t , final Sow** , W W arn ot u» to AaSrow J gers ahead, automobfla operator* are con­ t w o j t . *«er A w ife to A. K. Shoo. " l * . Ti? .HotjrM *lo t* H X stantly aw ara of th e ir own personal gain, OsTer V 'oller ^tom ee to o to A. K. ll-rarv t* . N iast J u a tw n i ' j; Shnomaber J r A wlfo . . not In money, coins, rew ards, o r p rits* — 1 i C ottlnahnm a t u s to J Rueeell Foul l» Ulllor lo-UAoUt H arim oo. Jut mot to al*ml»* . o ro n t at u s X Forvla. but a m ere bullheadedness of w anting to get John A. feek h em ot u s to K. M m ot t#' ai*ml»» A orS . T oena ot u s. aam nt ahead of the other fellow, to heck w ith w hat Antoni Xn4o]lcoto « t u s to Korota Asa** Holm** ote to H X F*rvt*. K. K ootaer ot u s happens to him, his children o r family. j e " le w f f * to K B B arbour oort Probably th* best lesson Is a latte r w rit­ * • ‘ • '1 T. J X ’ V u V to Thomoo J (•tow*'* t* H*a*BVrbouf. (*rt top, -mfe. #t *» ten by each driver outlining his or h er idea A.,** las K ith ot su to Abner L. J a ttp h W . M . n ' • F strte ls T ham ptos of "safe drivlne” and making known how , Vo*Jsmo»f*£eorberoueb. "I would Ilka to be treated were I In th a ® f V o .f c S iV A V S . ,# j cBVowl», to,' Jam** iearborouefc. other car". D HocT to o - - ^ Do you hava any idaaiT . i l l Socrso . . . Jokes May Have Wrong Ending federal M it to qrm iN w , N C, ordered three Negress admitted to the Unlxer*#/ af Nartfc Carolto*. V *y ««r« acting ttodtr the Mir If, 1IM, ruling. Th* v-'varaity ip p u M la till 9 Supreme Court. That court simply H g tbe lower eeurt wse right— rg« Neiroes bed to m admitted, Actually, the uaivertity already had admitted them, pending the outcome at Its court tight. pukt Southern stales — ArkanMti Oklahoma, Texas, Vtritoie* Kentucky, North CsreUna, Tennlists sad Leulslaas — have atcopied Ntgroes. ranging from a handful to hundreds, to both graduata and undergraduate school*. pie school* did this eUhsf veluaUrlly or under court order. YOU'RE TELLING ME1 e. Kiino* jp. is n. Wa havt much need for auch a slant on w*»kora , V renh to i tt , trenteo i ' pag* 4 •* prami C m t —’ knocking d m i > other racial b in iir to sdueatten ■ bat hut rounded oat Its historic .an on segregation to public icboola. Ita baa sow cloarlr ox* mode from kindergarten *thrash or university to admit the Negro. college. Th«n toe school will try to ge Wbia it ruled Mar IT, ltft. over toe lower eourt judge's bead agaloit Mgrcfatloa la public with aa appeal to toe Supreme icboola tba court didn't u p to to Court. Tbe decision there Is a many words that U was rulias fongoM conclusion. And toe sc* aaatost Mgroiatioo *0 along too tom will no doubt be fait. line up to rad including cotlosoa Tbs eourt to tbe future won't and universities supported hr ton havo to tike time (or reaching s roney. decision on tha problem of segreYesterday it ruled that'a exactly gallon to public schools. It's been «hat it meant. It took this action through an that. at a moment when: * Yesterday's ruling was th* re* 1. The Deep South la twisting sult of this: A special three-judge and turning to teareb of devices for preserving segregation to toe tower public schools. 1 Alabama la still rocking from the violent reaction of a mob agatoat too efforts of Authorise Lucy. • Negro, to get into toe Uni* varsity of Alabama. The court didn't mention the University of Alabama yesterday, it was ruling oo the ease of throe Negroes who want an education at the University of North Caro­ A Chaftaeeege, Tnn.7 »»«♦/ lina. But tho ruling applies to aU Srafca tala • apart# gotta star*, Southern colleges and unjversitiei atala tOAH flth kooks, rant's what we cad a m l haul dependent on public financing This doesn't mean that those Southern aUles Insistent upon pro* serving sogregetlon to schools wU] now throw open the doors of their tax-supported colleges and univer­ sities to Negroes. They probably won't do it any mort quickly then they’ve dona It with their lower public schools. Different schools end different when we have placet prodded for the pur­ pose* With tpring eomin* on there’g going to be even more of the dumping going on when ftalke begin to clean up their premises. ■ Let’s hope that all of these people will take their traah to tho piece provided for the dumping of garbage and leave our ntreeta and highways pretty and clean—not only for the to urist! and visitors to enjoy hut for all of us o ravel in the beauty o f na­ ture. N othing th a t one of th e principal causea of such accidents ts "sadly neglected and usually overlooked," the w riter of the letter said: "Every human being who loves his fellow men is alm ost certain to become a consi­ derate and Mfety-conacious m otorist, be­ cause lore engenders consideration and for­ bid* heedlessness." This strlkingty original yet soundly bas­ ed viewpoint deserves ell the attention th a t can be attracted to it* Naive as it m ay seem, th e thought th e t love and consideration are key deterrents to auto aceldena cuts through to tha h e a rt of the problem* F or srroganca and anger and an agg ressiv e-sp irit are root causes of a very large num ber of col­ lisions. Tho safety devices built into modern cars are helpful. So are the tougher laws for law enforcement and constant emphasis on careful driving. But the fact rem ains th a t if the idea embodied In this lette r were widely put into practice th a t would do more than anything else to reduce the num ber of acci­ dents. When drivers begin to look out for the other fellow's Interest Intead of bulling th eir way ahead of him, th e m otorist's paradise will be a t hand. If every driver's handbook of safety regulations could be w ritten and observed safer aa thay.w alk to school or alight from around tha Goldtn Hula, children would be their parent's ear a t th e school entrance. <* - » a BoaforA Skrlaa RlSa Asia to t» » f A ll Hat Bnk. ***r>mntl mi* K S WltlUm* *o 1,i -‘♦4 tatr A Loan A»»o. aub a«m nt It tv War* »t UI lo And row J BorS final 4*rr»o O ■ Tourakro affH »»tl rn n n tT r Claim. Ho **ti A ueuitua X Covin#ton e a rt C m Fxob Fro* Ho o«tt > J l/n a e lo ;! r-: :Jf •* • * “■'• *7 “ 4 Parade of Plans! *' 4 j* imsiiji QUIET NO city tag**; all city eenvenlencen • MaH delivery • Community water eyetens • Street* paved and curbed MA*M K S lf .V r 9 i: *• I r t l K tn ro tk * A h|A n * * ^ M t o * w / * r l i 'h r A ! man Okla Load r U Booth. 41. Orlando to X»- Wl " *---- At least C d tn a tree* hi every yard Colored plomhlnc fixture* Silent awltehee Many different planet dbenifled exterioic WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLA. GRADE A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS M EDIUM Wlfe-aaver raJnbew Mtchena by GENERALS ELECTMB • H u L t l w atav h aa ta r • a ;r ** r • * * • f l la rg e a b b n a g * E G G S ffi, • GE garhege dhpetall * .* • M M t o ft. refrigerator • G B^M toRUtto waahiRg n n cM n a In i e f e n t-b e th sT u sA S r • 6 1 Mtmnntl* dtohwaaher fat d*)ux% S-bath LB. 49c ALAO: KUehen ventllatar Moulded rvnaka link tope ASH) m OUR PLANT SHARP C H EESE LB. 69e ■ iM R o u in • I P THE R R M l f (B A L T W K B CKBAM BEAUTIFUL ICE TEA GLASSE8 FREE 2 PINTS55c I H GALS.98c Not a Project! SALES OFFICE U ttlsV m iM u - l .. �Friendship C I q$§«' Discusses Business At Regular Meeting WEDNESDAY T ;< Tha Glr] Bcoula will neat In the Presbyterian Church at 4:30 p.m. Morning Ci»*‘ No. 9 of tha meat at tha homa of Mrs. David First Presbyterian Church will Daeli. SIB Molly Ava. at 1U a. m. Tha Mid-Weak Bible Hour will tie held In the Presbyterian Church at 7 p.in. The Chancel Choir rehearsal will be held in tha Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. An Organisational meet of tha W C. T. U. of the First Baptist Church 'will he held in the chapel at 10 a. m Everyone ie invited. The Sanford Wonian’a Cluh will ‘r.t z u A K k hold Ha annual election of offlcera for membare only at 12:50 p. m. starting with a luncheon. Hoe. leties are Mre. H. S. nuggar, Mr*. L. E. Thompson, Mrs. Colla W. Hires, Mre. Irving Feinberg, and Mrs /Raymond Smith. Mem* her* are ashed tn make reservetioni with Mra. Harrison no later than Tuaaday. THURSDAY CONFF.ltIMN(! with their vice-chairman are thrro two ypar director* of the DeBary Red Pros* drive, The Junior Fellowship will Front left to right are Mrs. Karl Muir, Mrs. Wnlter Haul, Mrs. Kulh Magnusen and Miss Katha­ meet lit the Presbyterien Church rine Ryan. (Photo by 'V. T. Ferguson) at 4 p.m. Tits Youth Choir Rehearsal will meet at 7:30 p.m. in tha I resbylerian Church. The Deacons will meet et 7:4h p.m. in the Presbyterian Church. A panel discussion will hs held at Sanford Grammar School in co­ ordination wllh Family Night. Time is 1:43 p.m. The Magnolia Circle for the San­ ford Garden Club will meet si 10 Ry Jrsnne Smith, Dodge Safety CanralUnt s.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred Per­ Happy Birthday * CONDITIONING your ear for the approaching warm westhrr Is kins. 107 Scott Ave. Mrs. Frsnk your guarantee ot grealrr safely. Increased economy and more Desme will be eo-hosles*. Mrs. J. Candy McCtanahan driving pleasure during the spring and summer months. F.. Terwlllggrr Jr. will conduct Iht Mrs, J. I* Horton Jr. More and more women are assuming Ihe Job of overseeing Ihe work shop on flnwer arrangements. family ear’s upkeep. But many do not rrallre Ihe importance of Members are in bring eonlaineri ution will meet at th* homa nf a thorough inspection Job. at V—— — ————— — —— and needle point. Mrs. II. W. Rucker, A40 Valencia least twice a year, by a skilled y,^|j (| rv on Ihe flrit warm day.l The regular meeting of Semlnola Drive. Memhera from other chap­ mrrhamc llacrrs and lest drivers |f t special high Irmpcraturn ttehrkih Lodge No. 43 will he held ters visiting In (hs vicinity ate - t h e men who know how to get c(M)|mK thermostat was installed in the I. O, O F. hill at * p m. welcome. Ihe most out ot an automobile— |„r „ (nifr use, this should he re­ The Past Noble Grands will he list proper car maintenance as with cine of standard The Rose Clrrle of the Garden number nne on the list (or top | Ctimg honored si this session. Cliets will meet at D.4.V i.m. at Hie performance an,I safety. , nr.lea |n(| fif„ rin | _ Tf| Mrs.. Stanley Knpl of Alta- home nf Mrs. Claude Herndon. ninnle Springs Is inviting the pub­ Speaker will he Mrs. John Fox. As a pre^ a m -*3 *»Bld brake failure ask your lode to vacs- , J mechanic In rhrrk and adjust lic »o a Bridge and Canasla Par­ linn trips and J I hm. If necessary. Brake listty at the Mayfair Hotel at 1:30 The Hihlsrus Garden Circle will o th e r warm- | Inga, drums, the steering mrchp. m. In honor of the 75lh birth­ meet si Ihe home of Mrs. L P w e a th e r ex* anlsm, wherl allgnmrnt and day of the American Rrd Cross. Pay Ion, IIO N. Shirley Ave. at curt Inns, Danbalance should sis# be IhorThe Palm Clrrle of the Sanford 3 :.V> p.m. Co-hnslesses arc Mrs. nv L a m e s, , mtghly esamlned. Garden Club will meet at in a. m. A. B. Stevens and Mrs. Tied 7.errme Ihe f „ r ... 4 Tires—lo r maximum nintnrIn the Garden Ont<* fur a trip renner. nH1, 1 l r , t mg salcly, on fnrlhlo Leesburg nursery. Covrrrd dish Tha Ixora Circle of Ihe Garden d riv e r s , ad»*c*ll,°" ,‘rlP \ 11J r » luncheon. Members please bring will meet at 2 :3n p.m, *1 the vneates a com- “ *“* * ■ " * should b# rotated, and wheel parkft of eeed for gift In Good Club home nf Mr*. J, F.. Terwilllger Jr. plrte a p rin g Mis* flmilh hearlnga adjusted and replaced Samaritan Home. checkup lor antomohilrs hy an •* worn. Tire Inflation should bo Tha Hemeroraills Circle of the Mr*. Don Jones will lie ro-hnsies.s. aulhorited dealer. As a guide to checked at east once a week as Garden Club will meet at 7:4S Homer Oshnrue will be guest speak­ women motorists, here Is his • »»cgusrd agalns prematura er on "Good Garden Practices." p. m. at the home of Ml.« (.aura recommended procedure tor the 'l f* failure. Tires should be tn* Th* Mimosa Cirri* nf tha Gar­ and Miss Edna Chittenden. Tha ■arivlcing of various parts of the M>ected lor unusual wear pat* den Cluh will. niagt .at. the* tier* o r, *terns and corrected by align* program will he on House plants. den Center at II) a.m, Ths Grammar School P-TA will I 1. Engine—A motor tune >p mfnt* Th* Jararnmla Clrrle of the meet In ths Glee Cluh room at Sanford Carden Cluh ssill meet I tn the spring ran make a vast l.uhririll#n—Afler driving High School for a shnrt htisines* i Improvement in your car's per* In winter conditions, your car's at 7:30 p.m. at th# Garden Cen­ meeting hefnr* the regular pro. ter. R. W. Wheeler of Winter ' tnrmsnrf. A complete tune.op transmission, differential and usually consists at repining or steering unit need a Ihnrnugh gram at 7:30 p. m. Program will Piilk vvil| show rnlor slides. Hus* ircgapping spark plugs, check. lubrltallnn. Oil ah on Id tin start at 9 p. m tessrs are Mrs, Melta Slarka and log 1lie air clesnrr system, ad- rhangril to a heavier summer The Crnlral Clrrle will m»et it Mrs, L. H sire)#, [Justing the rsrhurrtnr and tin.weight, the home of Mrs. H. M. Papunrth, v TUESDAY log. replacing the oil mice and n nailery and Electrienl Sys* rorner of Park and 41h, at 9:1.1 a. checking points and enndensura trm -B s sure that hsllrry cell* m. From there members will Jour- The Gleaners Class of llie First and cleaning luel strainers. ire flllrd, since hsllrry Hritild Clmrrh will have its ney lo Defliry lo rha home of Mrs. Baptist monthly merlins at Hie 2 Cording Svstrm- In all ell evaporates much more rapidly in J. W. Scliwart who will he hosless regular homa of Mrs. Mymn Smith >u (mates, the cooling system should hrsL And, In prolong the life nt Speaker is Mrs, Herhert Morelsnd Floral Height* with Mt* Frol ho flushed with a rusl rctnoving your battery, have the generator on "Propagsllon of House Plsnls." Mvrrs a* ro-hnstea*. Tiro* la 7:30 preparation. If, during Ihe win- charging circuit tested. Headlight The Csmellis Circle of the Gar­ p.m. ter, you used permanent anti- beams ami windshield wipere den (Tub will meet at the borne of trrcie nr alrnhol, have the radix should he working properly. Botor drained and remind with, place wiper* It they are worn Mrs, Vernon Hardin, 13M Foretst Rlleo euprakri In half rross'clean, fresh water. Alcohol must —before apring ami summer. Drive. Mrs. Jack Marlin and Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr. wlH be hostesses. wlvr and llll willi rliiirololc fultlge IL* drained or the radiator will showers. (Usa parkaged mixes The Home Demonstration Cluh frosting. both tha eaka and tha frost­ will meef it I p m. at tha Demon- for ing. If you want tn aava tune.) All Calendar strillnn Center. Demonstration will Top th* filled rake* wllh whip­ he "How To Make A Three Tiered ped errant and dot with hits of Mating* And Pleated Skirt." semi-sweet fhocolalr. Bn veil tin The TEL C luj of the First double-chocolate dessert with plale.v Society News Baptist Church will meet In Ine and forks! . rhepel it a p m. with Mrs. C. E Are Requested Benton and her group as hosts. FRIDAY Ry 5 p. m. The The Dirt Gardiners Circle n'f Day Preceding tha Garden Cluh will leave from Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Slmemakar the home of Mrs. W. D. Gardiner Sr. spent ths weekend in Panama Publication at 10 a. m. for a tour of (hs Lees­ City with their son and family. burg Nursery. A pienls luncheon will ha enjoyed at noon. Tha Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at tha Yacht Cluh at S p.m. Visitors ara welroms. 1 The Sallia Harrison Chapter of tha National Society of the Daughters of the American Revol- Care fo r .Your Car—r fo r Safety, Pleasure, Engagement Is Announced Today Of Vertis Spivey Eddie Sauls , ■ ---- ---- . e* *p 1 1 I Q| j IX I O D lG S I n I l a y . . *i /na ■ A t B rid g e U lID Mrs. Daisy Simmons of this city is today announcing Ihe engagement of her daughter, Vertis Mario Spivey tn Eddia Sauls J r , son of Mr. and Mrs. Meeting Thursday i°T Si* tablss were in play'last Thursday svening at the Sanford Duplirat* Nridga Club’s weekly game at the Yacht Cluh. First place honor., with a score of PS miitrh points, went to Stephen G. Rockwell and Wilson Undley, while Dr. and Mra. Leonard Mintann wiere second with R4. Mrs. Rose Adams and Mrs. Price Head placed third pith FO points. with fourth piers going'to Mrs. Earl Hlggenbotham with a score of 71. • 1 * The next dupllrsle game will he Thursday avanlng at tha Yacht Club w.lh play starting promptly at -'lisa Spivey w *. born | n Senf,or,‘ 11 • member of the ‘ lal),L *' R*'"‘noto High SI'# ■"longs , *" "'*■ t '1*' r 'u,‘ lf* »rimnl sod Is a member nf lh* Assembly of (,od Church. Mr. Sauls was born in l'ort rtnya] and attended schools theta graduating from Beaufort High School In Beaufort, S. C. 11a Is • nirmber nf the First Baptist Church, lie will receive his honor. able rilscharga from th* U.S. Navy In August and Is planning »* •»« communication work. ‘ Comp ala plans for th. weflding will ha announced at . later • n m A sh”'k‘,",■p”rt **"• Vlailstea sea ftnrrlialtv Invll, (lUlP* , ROWS OF BTITCmNO #m* phasiz* tha bell-shaped hemttn# of a Jo Copeland enit In winter eisvy VenaIisn wool. A certs* ai|b satin scarf tucks In tha eiecklia# of th# #«ml-fllt*d Jsohet, buttoned from a rot# of th# wswL Th# skirt has a walk* tag pl«#l is back. ^ SATURDAY BUPPER This salad makes us# of con­ venient frnt#n mixed vegetables. Cold Roast Chicken Potato Puff* Cooksd Vegetable Salad Crisp Rolls tea Cream Bsearigo COOKED VEGETABLE SALAD Ingredients: 1 packers (10 owners frmen mlitd vegetables, cup boiling water, I* teaspoon salt, whit* win* vinegar, U Isaspoon salt U cup olive, 4 teaapoons teaspoon sugar, 14 tax* spoon eutry powder, white pep­ per, romaln#, thin eurumher slices. Msthod: Cook vsgstshlss ac­ cording tn package directions us­ ing (4 cup boiling water and M teaspoon salt. Drain If necessary. Beat ollva oil, vlntgai, U tea­ spoon salt,'sugar,, curry powdtr and pspper to test* together with a fork! mix with drained eoo|i*d vegetables. .Cover and .rafgigarata for a few hour*. Barva on re­ main*; top with Iota of eueiimb«r slice* arranging cueumber In an attractive pattern. Makes 4 serv­ ings. You can itralch chlckan and vagatabla aalad by adding cold conked rice, You can change lh# flavor by adding « dash of curry powder lo Ihe dressing us#d over tha aalad. IN DrNING ADVENTUHB SEM IN O LE PARK RA CEW A Y *Th« Country Club of T rotting Tracks" PRESENTS Th« SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM v - C o c k t a il l o u n g e EVERy EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS > COMPLETE DINNERS FROM t l.U » —DIRECTION*— Tarn Esit M l 7-SI at Casselberry At Onr Big Rad Arr#w (S Mika East Of Tha Sanford Orlando Dog Track To O tr Clab m m fin h A o n a h On bOq Ks H e Lf The regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Class- of tho • First Christian Church was held . Monday evening at tha homa' of Mre, J. L, Horton Sr. at 701 Pn!« | met to Ave. The erecting of pasta for » ##1« , ley hall court was d(cussed, along v. with the raising of funds for the •" new Educational building. jfl The session adjourned with ft; prayer by tha Rer. Parry Slone.-* Games and refreshment# w er*, enjoyed by all lhe ■ embers. Those allending wer# Clyd* ■/ Feathers, Mr. and Mrs, .Clarane* ■, Johnson. Mrs. Eugene Patti#, Jtr# 5 and Mrs. Car) Evans ‘and 4hlU j Hren. the Rev. Alone and Mr. and j Mr*. Frtdrirk Elliott and k o attei! Mrs. Hortun. ,. * ] fly It. DRIGGERS "Paps Married A Mormon" by John Fitzgerald, is on (ho Reader! Choice ot books for Febtuary. By way of keeping a promise lo hit mother Papa wrnl West to look for his scapegrsre brother. Uncle Will was the leading gambler of Silverlode, Utah, so Papa settled there to edit the newspaper and married pretty Mormon Ten* af­ ter as romantic a courtship as any on rtrord. Papa's son tells the stronghold In Canada, Tha self* of Loulsburg provides a grind cUmai lo an entertaining story. Ther* ara romantic complications Involving Mercy Pepperrell, daughter of ona of the genrrals and the two tnts between whom she watered; an American and a Trench highway man. "A Night Tn Remembet”. (story dilemma of Ion women Jn love nf the "Titanic") Is atilt lop on with the same man ((unhand of Boat Sellers of the wt#k, bu»' one) The object of their devotion "Search For Brtdey Murphy* II Is troubled by his conscience, hut rising high. On the flrtlnn Hit "Anderson* ’ nut soon enough to arirst an in­ evitable tragic development. A vllle" and "Marjorie Mnrrllnistar’*' still lead. A candidate far U)( 111! novel for women. I wonder why no one seems lo Is. ‘TIMS Ulysses" which wa havt' wane lo trad "Miss Morissa, Doc­ on order. tor of Ihe Gold Trail" hy Mari Don’t forget our reserve Hit fof > Sandnt, The story lakes place on your convenience call and wa.wlH^, Ihe Nebraska frontier In Ihe 17B0's. put you down for any hook you'd,Rcjrclrd hy her flanre's family like. Only fives rents for thlf and : when her illegitimate hit Hi is ills- we will call you when ths'book ’ A covered, young Dr. Morissa Kirk comes In. goes West in build s new Ida as a See you next week. . .. "lady doe" in a mustering frontier selMemenl, she Irrats snakebites, IIK’IX rA Y YOUR BILLS gunshot wounds and broken nerks as well as ept.lemie diseases, Wondriful. coin: fol drtallrd historical and regional background. A brand new honk hy Mary Lee Keltic "Kiss of Kin", abnuf the livrs. dreams and anxieties of Ihe menihrrs of a family as they wait to hear the reading of a will. New hunks Just received, hut not processed for circulation: "Build Thee More .Stalely Mansions" by Harry Dickson, a novel about a rmmlry boy who bpcnmea a doc­ tor "Rea Wyf" hy J. M. Rcolt, about three men amt ona woman on an IsLirr.l. "Faith Is til# An­ swer" hy N. Vincent I’rsl# and ■Smiley Blanton, combining faith and psychology to hrtp In your rvcrydny problems, "I lane Her That's Why" by George Burns; n u n MAHAN "Fear Is The Same" hy Csrlrrl Many persons bare and In nearby low in now gat rid of bills and high monthly pavinenls through Ihe popular "Pay-Your-Blllt’* I’jnn offered hy Semlnola Loan Corp. , . "We now offer kiug-slig luma up In 131II) tn consolidate hills anq help people ret out nf debt with ona convenient p a y m e n t,* month at one plarr." said Rnh- Mahan, "It often means less to pay aaeh month, on," Th# Kemitnota offlra also offer* fast, friendly one-visit ssrvlca to all. Thns# wishinr to Hiva their hills paid with reduced monthly payment* ara invited to viflt or ihonn ths Beminnla offlcs, Mtlieh Bldg, fun stairs ovar Cowans) Phono flnno. — ■ -------- Ade, * i — Are you #xtr* p«rtlcu1«r nhmit t h * . kind o f SPEAK EFFECTIVELY DEVELOP POISE Whet Yon Will Learn In th* Dal* Carntgla Course: How to acauir# ease and self-eonfldenra In apaaking. How to develop courage and ovareorae faar. f Ho# to hamma a hsttar salesman. / How to Improve your mem­ ory, / How to open end alosa vour talk. V How to think on your fast, f How to rnaka a soeech of Irtstruetlon. J HjaK-toTiaiidl#'# cnnfectncao to «at bsttar results, t How to gat along with ■j laat* iJ Tuesday, March 8th 7:30 P. M. Semlnola High School 20th A Franeh Av*. SANFORD, FLA. OVERCOME FEAR CONFIDENCE gift# you pronmit to your friends on fiirthftnyn, Anniveriarina and other various uccnslonn whnn gifts are In order T Thnn— worry no longnr. Pownll’s Office Supply is THE plic« for gifts rare and wonderful. 16-Pc.^Stonc China Set $8.95 O F F IC E SUPPLY YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to Attend s Free Heating of th# DALE CARNEGIE COURSC TV# nronls# yog ■ stimulating evening la th# company of ether suceesa-mladad man and seaman. NEW; LOCATION 117 Magnolia Ave. . PHONE- 986 Now, In tha n#w Look 1 1 probing, 12-pan report ent 1 Incredible Florida. R#ad this fact-Jamswd artlel# o« th# NEW Florida. L#arn how th# currant boom dif. ‘ fera from tha dcbarla' of tha 1920'a and how atotnit •nergy la *xp«cted to transform the antir# stats. Than #e« It In #11 ita beauty. . , from th# sands of IfismI B«ach to th# grast Ashing waters of th# Gulf Btraata . , . In full, rich Look Magasin# color. Don’t miss thlg . fabulous Florid* iuus. At your ntwaaUnd, now! -- - �4 ■ ■ f «W- ■ 11>__ ! ■ms < '- Man Jays Atomic Ago Encourages Building Of Dam By MILTON MARMOR LONDON oh—A Soviet emlneer aayi the atomic age ha* mada i possible tha building of a vail In, ternatlonal dam arro n the Bering Strait* — connecting Alia with America. After luch a dam was built, the engineci a.id «u a tlw tiu. radio broadcut, an electric railway line eould run from London to Waahlngton with a branch line to Peiping. London to Parla tralna would run through an English Channel tunnel that baa been talked about for 30 year*. The gigantic 43-mlle Bering Strain dam would keep cold water and Ice from the Arctic Ocean from entering the Pacific. Hun­ dred* of huge pump* In tha pro- r posed dam would be "operated by an atomic power (tation of about two to three million kilowatts." The Soviet engineer continued; "Th* pump* would create an artificial warm current Ilka the Gulf Stream. . , . ThU warmth would Iraneform Ihe cilmate of the conlinenre of Ail* ami I-u<(b America, which would become akin to the rlimatc* of the part* of Europe paned by the Gulf Stream." The engineer said Ihe dam alio would deitroy the "notorlou* Si­ berian anticyclone" and prevent forming of huge mane* of cold irctlc air. Thui Europe a* well ni the other two continent* would be aaved from the cold breath of the arctic. T h e g r e a t Siberian river* THIS 8A-VFORP RKRAI,T» P/tgg 8 Wed. Mnr. 7, 1958 would become Important Interna­ Man Says Poisoning tional waterway*.” ha aald. He called on engineeri an1 Is Stupid Method aclcntljt* "of Interested countries" , LOUISVILLE, Ky. if* - Polion to make t Joint itudy of the prob­ lem* Involved In a Bering Strait* geta the murderer’s Job done, but lr ti the most stupid method of dam. getting rid of an enemy, accord­ ing to a laboratory detective. COACH COMPANY Dr. C. W. Muehlberger, diree. TO INCREASK FARR Council hi* authorlied the Jack­ tor of the Michigan itite detec­ sonville poach Co. to Inereaia It* tion laboratory, told the Southern fare five cent* for rider* Ip a Police Institute: "The chemical method* for de­ one-mile travel ion* beyond the tecting polion ire pretty good, and city limit*. A niw ordinance- pined laat chance* of getting away with II night, renin* th# present 15-renl are illm." fare within the corporate limit* hut eliminate* weekly paste* and The requeit hv tha bu« company n!ice* a five cent charge on trans­ followed negotiations with employ, ea lait month for pay Increaaea, fers, now given without cost. ■ ..v ^ a n r j M ttl CAUMACE WALLS (center) will repreaent The Sanford I Wnll.t, Snnfui I I -raid stockholder and (right) Philip Buckheit, •' en . month'a tour ef Kurone. A'Hra and th* ''Id-"* t v i , Ilr.ld L Jo jn .n l apntunburg, S. C. (TWA Photo) \ t fg h J c ’ * * a W tU \:r. T t v o In S t o r m Psychologist. Says |'Age Of Man' Gone When the lifeboat* pulled alongVIENNA, AurirU i-P-A leading SEATTLE tit - "There were hanging from davlta. At tha life­ three aharp crack* — erack, boat awung In toward tha thlp tha aide the freeman, the crew of the psychologist tell* Auitrlan men crack, crack, Juat like lhal. And women were lifted end toned In- troopship dropped cradle* and line* that th* "age of man" la dosing and they had belter accept the then the general alarm rang. I aide. Th* men waited ant one by to take the pasienger* aboard. "It waa a miracle that we made equality of women aa an estab­ ruahed out of my cabin and there on* jumped Into the awinglng boat. «M the hull of the ahlp atreaklng "And that freeman—that won­ It withnur a irrlou* accident." lished fact. by ln,|he other direction. derful, wonderful freeman," in- aald Lesler. If they do, they will avoKl| '•It "Wag a light that will be lerpoied her huihaod. "We eould "Do you know—they s»y no ahip "sexual conflict*.” burned in my memory forever. I *** her llihit—they were Ilk* the haa ever been wrecked in the Th# psychologist. Prof. Oskar moit wonderful Chrlitma* tree any- North Pacific and all of the people Spiel, heads a municipal school thought - thla la It!" aboard aaved," Mr. Lcstvr laid. where boys and girls are taught Thai; In tha worda of Mrs. ona ever law," Varnod Leater of West Vancouver, Two lifeboati were lowered, "Hut It happened to u>. We on an "individually psychologic B.C., la the way the (rtlghler filled with th* M erewmen and couldn't have lived through the basis." He laid In a lecture to Waihlngton Mail broke In two In pinengeri. They made for th* night In those lifeboat*—with the the Austrian Society for Sexual Reirarrh' the atirm-awept Dull of Alaaka at Freeman, about 1,000 yard* away, cold and the mow. "God wa* with ua all right. And Tha Waihlngton Mail aank about l i l l ||,m. last Saturday. "Wa live In th* final phase of It wia tha atari of an afternoon II mlnurai altar th# aecond Ufa- now I'm going home and I'm nev- a masculine civilnalinn which •r going to leave again." e! what could have been "aheer boat rolled away. lasted for centuries." , tarter-If it hadn't bean far thoae Many Auitrtan men he laid, wonderful American aaaman." still do not realize that and want Th* V arewman and paiaangara to "aiaume th* role of master [ tn the'Waihlngton Mall war# re*over women." Aa • result, some cued fiy tha Navy troopship Gan. men are having a "paralyzing fear" that they may fall with H. S. Praaman. women. Tha Latter*, along with 40 o( the aurvlvori, earn* back to th* (itrli, on the other hind, may UnitedBtataa laat night aboard a be "Intimidated" by ihirBtal# at­ ahartared pi a n a from Kodiak, titude end react by viewing everywhtre tha Fraemnn landed (hem thing male "with devaluation and | ihortly- alter noon yeaterday. Ten scorning." other aurvlvori remained for a ■brnf time In Kodiak. WOMAN PROTECTS CHILD ' It waa a aerond honeymoon for 1 EUSTIS ,W—Mr*. Charles Dillard the Leatera. They left their four 1threw herself on a 2-year-old daughter* - 13. 13. It and 3 — at neighbor child Monday whan a home — and took the Washington tool alicd collapird. II* wa* un­ atoll »or Tokyo harmed; ah* received • broken . • "On nur final hnneytm •m I ran bark. tut of money," remarked Leater. The shed on Mr* nillarrt'a prop •'On thin one, we ran out of ahlp.” erty waa being torn down. Aa It . "Thar# waa no algn of anything began collapsing. *h* law th* tot, wrong,': laid LaMer. "It waa after Mike Matthew*, playing Inside end lunch, mnd w# had gone to nur rushed In lo. shield him. cabin to rait Wa had h«>1 rough weather, yea, hut the antlor* aaH: •Jt'a nothing lo worry about, It ran get much worie nut Here. And then! hera were the three tre, ‘Standout craahea." "Wa thought w# had hit «om«thlng." hla wife aald. "When th# TODAY — THUR. general ‘alarm rang, w# put on our life belt*. Vern told me to put on # pair-of hla trouiera over my OICOIAHN4 THI PIANO tre four fluatlila for place* In Ihe chorus alacka/'My ault coal and iklrt 1 line of a revival of 'The Zlrgfeld folllca," achcdulcd to open In F IC T U B X o r A wrapped around my head and Lew York City on May 21. In the group (I. to r.) ore: lienee Hoy, ehouldora for warmth. And I Hartford, Conn.; Charloll* Van twin, New York City; Hlrl Marla, K ID N A P P IN G ( Sweden, and Lynnt Broadbent, East Oiange, N.J. (International; grabbed; a coal too. "Our-cabin waa right neat to the lifeboat* and m I ruahed out u D A ILY C R O S S W O R D tilths on deck there waa tha bow of th# liiiii:-ju cjijiaijM ACROM I. Parrot ahip riflhlni by In th# other dlIt. A fJMWidO :i iijd w I. Manufac­ IN. Z.) chapter tin i! 3 mi4 tajjw ll yectlon.-That waa when 1 thought: 1(11 iltSaKIH t-11* tu re 4. Conclude of the I1UMR1IJM 14>JjJI L Tbl* l» it " u „ d. mice 0 Pilfer* Koran [TUBS r.v:.r.' "That waa th# rough time• Bklll *. Pointed and 33. From sim:iu isitiifrircECLw Mn. L#ater aald of th* order to 10 Part of of a tooth I prefix) WTl UKUKUa tllTJ abando# ahlp. "It waa nearly a whole i-imri yiaid :imi T. Depopulate 34. South Terri tic drama tdnuuM 12 Not made, dark by then, and mowing and >. Long-drawn Carolina Hdi-JiW,! ■bout # courageou# isSjidiin uam aiu aa a bad apeechea (ablir.l Itam o tha wife* were 40 feet high. u 5)!pli father who deft## 13. Nimble *. Excla­ 23 Anxt. TT "1 had put on my huriiand'a 14. Little girl the kidnapper# mation ooely trouiera over my alacks and aa I VeeUerier'e t « » n 10. Com* tl. Nora* god 3fl Speck though hla aon'a alerted up the deck I almost aluminto view 10. Italian 35. Slick 33. Recline Ufa and half # hied. T)i* domed trntner* had IT. Excla­ river together 34. Slinging mation million at# at #Uk# I 11. Roid alioped *down to my ankle*. But 30. Neuter Ineect t l Gama (collnq.) pronoun ' It brokd the tendon for averyona. 33. Walking A dramatic 10. Ckitdaaa of 31. Whiter atirk 11 mada tham lauch." blockbuatarl horaahacU harveala 32. Fitted with 33 Wet The t-erier* and * numher of •0 Officer of It. Amer.eaa anlemn earth nthara tonved toward the lifeboat | (h* day Indian * wonder 33. Swnna latabr.) II Teata# r1 4 1 • slightly Do-It-Yourself It. Hutanad 1 1 i4 p 14. Starches far i Devotees To Learn *0 Edible. rad 1 >1 r •*aw*.d Plun^bino Tricks IT Arrived th tn I/llft^A'lLLE. Ny. 'JP-T)o . H II. C,nt»r of % an apple yourrtlf devotee* are m ini to I L V) JO T" 10 GUI labbr.) l»»*n lom* of tha tricki of plumb-. | % vv 10. rertlcl* % 1st. ji 7? It. Fathar A flv#;ye*r nationwide program % % 13. Extent 3* la ariueala horn* owner* on. how tn| U. Cry of ,11# J**K» and make other minor arrow % 7T repair* Ywai nutllnrd before tha M Mrlal p % ' IT. Pierce with I . Nanhirlff Stata Ann. of Millar 30 t1 t M a pal# r-imhaw. f i p tvar.) C. B., True president, nld too JS to. Girl'* name i , ** a n y -people brroma nanlrVy 41. Deetroyod % «rh#n a pipe burst* In the bx*#if 43 atm f>*i*nt. K Phaia of tha profram 43. An adt'nt % 41 • davie* r N*H ha tn feirh hoiiaiheldira how DOWN I to »"-*t of» th* main water vatv#, vk 4!1 41 1. Craaa Plumbing pr»S1#m» ehonM i f. Chart UMa 2 p w .td ft In the evnorUneod profit. i I ploiul however, True amphulaetf. I ■ATw/HV • 1 ( ONE PIECE WITH EV ER Y PUR0HA8E OF $10 OR MORE Glamorous New Wheat Americana D U | Q N U :B Y WORLD FAMOUS HOMER LAUGHLIN Start Yoar Sol TODAY! *R 1 FREE THIS FRUIT DISH EVER Y PUROHASE 310 OR M0RE1 Uni Week. . . DDfMEB PLATE Second W eek.............. CUP Third Week............ Fourth Week. . . . F1U1T Fifth lo o k ___ SOUP PLATE Sixth Week . . . SALAD PLATE Foaiuro Placet Will Bo Mado Available AT A Nominal Coil A! 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Plus Deposit PEAS & SNAPS 1Cannon AIl-Greem Spear* Crackln Good Chocolate ASPARAGUS >u Cwift’e TASTY PREM 3 GEORGIA GR. “A”, DRESSED & DRAWN HICKORY SWEET SLICED EAT-niTE" Freeh around EAT-RITE" Plat# KRAFT'S American, Swlee of Plmlento MILES C hesapeake Bay Freeh SELECTS SMALL G fiR D e n FR 6 SH SUNNYLAND FRESH FORK BAG MORTON'S Frozen Chicken, Beef or Turkey MEAT Freeh Crisp P IES PAN-REDI > * Aml i I LARGE FLORIDA PASCAL LARGE SIZE GOLDEN YELLOW FROZEN Quantllr Right* Hoeerved Price# Good Thru Saturday. March 10th �»• ' % SOKC Thar* win a amaB mirror over tW* waa aeanathing you eoiM pri iin fm ted Lon k.1 between your hand*. You eajid fa*1 har liraaair which ah* had cartfultha chill aa It malted an your ly avoided, not wanting to look un­ cheek, teat* It* d eannaan on your til aha waa entirely ready. From a email bag af dark-rad velvet ah* tongue. draw a atitng of gamaU aat In old Dogwood Lana wore a naw dn yold. Thao* war* har only jewel* th a t tw iafoerntd familiar « tour* and turned tha atxateh of and had belonged to har mothar. had given them to har on har la a pmjd mmr Tha Tfj* road into a magi* alala, no longer Doe ra Bad* Wad* iwiurain* tor rtmmad by brown bough*, but all ltlh birthday,/md now ah* eleaped id uh i him w tall bar what aahlmmar In daaui whlla. them about har throat with a feel­ Ik*. Anar t**rwl*f mar* af >llar IJ(a. Lora promlMa -tern- Aa ah* draaaad for tha party th at ing of lov* and pride. Thtlr bo# matched th* color of tha gown ex­ riaa for Chrtetma*. Ttia aurpuny draplia In* apraailM avanlng, Lora » M glad th a t tha actly and they glowed warmly [<ora m*X»a lha acquaint' anow carried no reminder of againet har akin. ra. M oifan Channln* and ba­ ChrUtmaaa* a t homa. Tonight — Bha whirled about th* room, pre­ nt th* ralatlqnahlp b»„ .J th* T y la r* ln a h ld ln f lha juat for tonight—aha did not want tending that a partner’* hand waa to ramembar. Btatan latand waa a at har walat — than ramambarad 'Irttata a u bar alatar. different world and any raaamtr with a fdlnt twinge of regret that CHAPTER ELEVEN lane* to Chriatmaaaa of th* pi •ha would not ba dancing tonight i all kapt buay for Ui* eoluld ba forgotten. But It didn't matUr. Juat to ap­ of tha day, buying a big "Ara you ready y*tT" whlaparod pear on Wada’a arm and aana* traa and Batting it up that ha area proud of har would parlor. Lora aat out th* Jammy urgently at har door. aatlafylng. With hla wife in ao “Mot yet," Lera eriad, laughing ba aha had purdtaaad. Com beautiful • gown, ha oould not help b* popped for th* popcorn bacaua* ha waa aa a*cl tad aa ah*. but ba proud, even though ah* had ■ aha onuiberrtaa threaded to “I t taka* a lady a vary long while no real bawty, aa aha knew vary i tha pin* bough* with gar* to droaa for a party, you know. wall, ha would amlla at hla friend* of rad. A boa of " a llm But Tv* prom lead—you ihatl ha and my little—that would ba aafrain,** alendtr, fragtla atrip*, waa th* vary flrat to aa* m* whan Tin aat And oh, ah# would ba th* vary atrew n ov tr Lha branches ready." pattern of a lady I T hat avanlng Lora brought tha At Mra. Tyler* tnatructlon a Bha would do, aha thought Oh, v ,. g prnat dreaa good* Aoim to tha had purchaaad a larger hoop on ah* hoped aha would dot - - parlor and aawed cartful aaama har trip to town, and now aha Bha want to open tha door and ' ' whlla Jammy and hla faUtar daeo- dropped har new crinoline* over It Januny, who had bean leaning ratad th* traa. For tha flrat lima and reached for th* g am at dreaa againet R, a Imoat tumbled into tha lit thla houaa *he felt warm and whar* It burned In bright warmth nm. Bha whirled about for him, hdppy watching them work to­ acroaa th* bad. A litU* breathlaaa- Laughing at,hla surprise, waiting gether. Terr the moment aoma- ly, holding th* neck with car* to for hla approval. thlng od th* antagonlam ear mad avoid brown ringlet* Juat raleaaed But ha waa not on* to approve to have died away and they were from curlpaper*, ah* ahppad th* with aaay earaleaanaa*. flrat ha more Ilka father and son than a m dreaa ever har heed. muat walk alt about har Judicious­ -Vfcafor*. I t billowed down about har In ly, looking har up and down. Ha ,-ftM lt waa ChrUtinna Bra. Croat rich color and ah* buried har hand* even learned over to fluff out tha •l.W htU flake* had bagua falling for an Inatant In It* fold*, revelm af her gown whar* th* ma­ from a gray aky early th a t mom- Mng In th* acant and feel of tha terial had caught again#! Itar If, M lag, and Lora and Jemmy had al­ •tuff. I t waa hard to hook up Ha took ao long that ah* auddrnly ready mad* aevaral excuralon* Into tha hodlc* bacaua* har Angara war* began to worry. If Jammy didn't th e . yard. Lora had not fait ao ahaky, and ah* eonaldared running Ilka har—. g and frea from weight and acroaa to Wada'a room to aak for Than ha atood back and hla bl* for a long time, Bha pelted help. But aha etltl felt a little ahy amlla waa ana of approbation. Jam m y anthualaatlcally with powd­ with him an *uch m a tu re and, ha- “Tou’ra aa pretty aa a Chrlatma* ery ball* and laughed when hla ra- •Idea, ah* did not w ant him to ana tea*,” ha aal«t . tu rn ahota got Into har mouth and har until aha waa drtaead to lha Bha awr.pt him kilo har arm* for ayn*. b u t touch. Somehow tonight ah* a hug regardlaaa of poaalhla harm J h e ra lied been nothing UR# thla wanted to bm hla eyea light with to har dreaa. Ha wriggled uncom­ back home in Dnevlll*. On th* admiration for har alone, tmbe­ fortably out of th* aqueau and M f* occasion* when It had mowed, clouded by mamoriaa of Virginia. pulled har to tha door. th * alufl had malted aa It touched Pur* tomato conceit, aa aha well "Let's go afiow Papa. Near that th* groUfid and waa no more than knew, and toughed aoftly a t bar- I*** seen you flrat" a phenomenon to marvel aL But toff becauaa of i t (To Bo Continued) e >*a, by P tiy lll* A. W bitaay. MaprlnlMt by pw nlatino o4 lb* pubtHhar A P n jy T O K - C E N n iR T - C R D m i. m a D u irlb u ltd by K in * Faeturw Myadlrala. Castleman's Knee Injury May Keep . Him Off 2nd Base •: PHOENIX, Aria. Ml - It'i hint possible Foiter Cattleman*! alowi minding knee could keep him ' from playing aecond base for tha ' New York (Hants thla yesr. But Manager Bill nianBy U determined • to gel him Into th* lineup, even If he haa to turn him Into an r outfielder. "Of course I'm illll figuring ho'll be mir second baseman," ‘ Rl;ney said af thn Oiants* spring training base here. "But If It looks as though hli knee won't ba able to lako It el second base, we'll ut him In the outfield just to ccp him playlnj." Cattleman, who hae appeared In only 28 major league conteato In hit career, hit .304 In Iho 43 games he was able to play for Minneap­ olis!* it season. Th* yeer before he -hit :317 In 83 games at Minneapolis Itlgncy was there both years, as manager, end h« developed con. titr a b le confidence In tha effi deni young lnffcldet. Cattleman, who was 13 on New Year's day, has been bothered over the psst few seasons by a series of knee Injuries, He was reported In sound playing condl. lion after an operation last winter but his knee haa allffened a little t Bowling News MIXED LEAOL'B BOWI.tN(X NAMM T. P. 0. J Conk lo ll 1« m a 14 Hartwlcb l l l l 11 nilatrap Brow* 4844 I t 4118 *T nine 41ST IT Whiddcn lla rt '* 4011 IT USA 14 Jarratt n»u>* m i 14 • in * Swill 1141 Hail* If Johnrn* 4414 IT l’o*v»ll 1114 IT m i IT 144 8»nn M, 111(14 414) IT l i t n u 11 1ST Llndl Von Iterhulla m i » MS Hrltimly m i IT 111 IMS IT 1.11 Warn»r Konlchl 44)1 r» 1.11 )l«vnn1d( 1418 : i Jl" 118) 3.1 |»n Clark Itlk* 1414 IT 1ST llal* 18)4 14 1Ji McXliirray 1)1.1 14 111 tiavla 111* la l i t Slot,* 11* 1 111 Hr lillll* 1-1) II IIS frlib la 4)4 a llarvay 1334 in 111 T»»ln )114 IT IaS Hoh.rblnm 4131 14 t l TI!4M •T 4M IIV II Han. Hnirllnc Alter 11 •terror Humtiin* I'nwalf nHIra Hiipply • 14 Han. Eterlrte 14 H*m Dry cteanari ll l^inr* ConVI* a lu tndlv. II. H. Whldrtin IM J . . n B. V T 'i * '; * Turn H T. ban 1.1»<l. Art Of Catching Runaway Horse Los BFIOOKLINK, Mast. Mi-Police today we^a tha ftrat to admit that tha art of catching n runaway hone la loti. Four radio-equipped police rara participated In the chase of a horse wildly pulling ■ junk wagon. Police end their modern equipment chased the horae over a wide area ami for nearly an hour—but they couldn't slop him. Flnntly, the horse dropped from exhaustion. K F.T IK E M F.N T C E N T E R :.r> Infer-City Match * Race is Scheduled Lucky Palo* ■g “ **«•#* nee* -4/14 Mil* Tina I a■14 Idanto Tea l i l t 18 48 4 At SOKC Tonight JInun' D*V( 10 *0 14.14 I.It Blrlkar Pilot t.I* I (* 114 Quintet* (I-fJ M tJ* . . . 414 l i 4 1.14 4.44 jJaiiiT 'do uVl'a ’ 11*17* 111114 Third Mar* —«/ia MU*. Tlwai 11.1 llraarvad Hpae# 14.14 ».l» 1.14 HnlrU of Fir# f.44 t •* HI Ix> Honey 1.44 QUIntel* (1-4) 114 14 Poarlk Mae*—a, la Mila. Tfmai aa* Dueheia pta ^*1.40 1* 4* 4.4* (lo)danatta 14a 148 Ponano . Popano Paach Patch »__ 4* n f i b Mar* —S/IS Mil*. Tiatai a i s Conaarvalton l it* i f t l.na *.4* OiuT Or 111 |.I4 H I Uulnlrle (l-tl l i t 11 •ltlh Mara -4/11 Mil*. Tnoi Xt.n i;ro«»tim« 11 44 4.11 M l J’rla lladaan 4.it |. *u Quintet* <4-i| 114*1 •airalh Mara—4/1* Mil*. Tina, 41.* Jerry Pretty 1.14 T.ln 1.4a Parry Pirate 1.80 a.aa Aunt Wlldo 1.18 Qulnlela (l-l) m i l klahlh llara—a/ta Mila. Tlwai at.T Major Cody 4.14 l.n iia flar Plaah 11.14 4.** Leader Oiler | 18 Quintet* <1-41 |4MS Klalh Mara —4/11 Mil*. Tlwai 11,» My Carol I.U 4 *4 lie Mr. Porj# 4 44 M i llappy Tim Happy 1.41 Qulnlala | . | ) _____ Imale ((1.11 II Tamil Mar* — • ■ Mila. Tlwai dl.f Jwaa! 1.1n* Hu|ian* lha Itoyal Ulna mi Qulnlala ( l-Ti l i r a # Mutual handle 141,1118* TONKHITH KMTHIKk Plral Mara — h/ta nrada M Alormr Hollar. Moon Makar, Baa Hoy. Maw Dance Rlehoeat. prily Tulane. Print* Hal R, Dublin Tal♦wt 4«r«il Mara — B/1* Orado D l^onp Mam X rlllr.T ^ ia v H n a lia , llo w W nniterfut, || a r Vote, Johnny Dark Maud'a Ara Third War# — 8/14 Hrada fl n*M* Htrr.lp. Tidal. Claudia'* Boy. Uayaida June <11r 1*a. rhlplia c*ofOlrl. Buekakln Duka, Pra* Far Faurlh Mara — | / t | (Irad* M nm k a „ Haora#. Beach P«rk, litii hma llaalry. Krlrhup Olrl knot Mock. Ho a m ri* . (Hath Pack, Wl|. ®"» Roy Dombalaa, Bpaady SkipPlflb Bar# — I I * Orata D 9U i ia MS Tmal Lucky N\i##*tt, Anny H. «ur ;* z ***' dahaara#. aby Rina Volary_ Royal n»8lon "e » *d S le u n ta ln P 4 l i y , H aw t’l*a**n* XirtiW. •MaelN Mara —* l* nrada n Coni K ill, | *•> 'L'm. Mia* J Ub l|t« Jn. Rock. Whlllla , Are U k i Roak*t. Valvat Apron. R nd.n Rnrb< 8l,f* l ( ""hi Kin*'. Qit.an Prnlnn HI*hi lia r. — a/IS Hra*. * t C.. L w V ' i I,1i f , V 1 Mettn C h.lln. m.Vh.1*.*1 . kltokar'e Tim. Jutl Hu«h, TamrUf. Brrkt.ir n.b. M a t* M a r. — * 1 4 O ra d . A isss. T.n»b Mar* I l” k I ia n rq * . 4 f ly r r u i l.tr r- rH y Malrh Naral t'Vlnr Fonl OnM.n vVnlr*. riv in * rn n l OoM.'n i i S . jJ..n l a k |,. . F.rr.Tl' »ur Brl*b, Irl. B Ru.ly Pon. ,,h l Rulrh ualr Pnn. Klan.l, ruven 1{ r . ro l,,*v — ,,/8 Ora*a A f*r * * * a r L Hnro R ar. Vl‘ln>x?'^ :^ 'k 4 nn J»t , , r ” k' To» 2 Local Fishermen Get Fishing Medal Two fishermen received (he Jay. ree Fishing Medal In the latest prasenlallons made *t the Information Booth on Tark Ave. at Semlnola Blvd. J a m e s flplckler, of SNAA9 VAH-3, who Uvea at Mohtey'a Cor­ ner rrreived Ihe Jayrce Fishing Medal for landing a six pound five nunc* bass at1Crowe's Camp. Robert Ingram of the Avalon Apis In Sanford was presented the medal for ratchlng a nln* pound five ounce bass *1 Island Lakea, Thn weight of th* b»aa la In­ scribed on each mesial presented by th* Jayeees. Pt«« 8 WINNING YJAX MATHEW*. Va. I* - Mathaw. county hat 14.T per cent of Its population over the age of 83. The average in thla age group In Vir­ ginia founttei la 8 3 per cent, and In cities 8.4 per rent. Ten new ear* ara under con­ People don't live longer here, hut Tli* Hollywood Park racing the fishing Is unusually good, and meet at Inglewood, Calif., will strue lien for th* M0-mil* auto­ at Indianapolis the quiet rural scene Is away from run 33 day* thla year, from May mobile r m Spwdway on Mamorlal Day. Industry yet dose to cities. It through July 23, • ByAIonMovff • . MiPDLiCOFF ’ J. Podres Admits Receiving Army Notice Month Ago* . s in c e rn $ POC PLAYtO o m y 76 C O M P efim 'e KOUKPS /V f 95$,, Me L’ r» P c n e p u p M>s /- i \ - p q u o Ma t m e -w * PA TP OF - t * 4 2 Pep * 5W/MO, e* * r 6 ibU M eY* j Y *955 •/SCIUP'HS 7HS H A trSP H A«D WA* 2.1P At M oney w on Wrry f f$ S 6 7 .2 7 4 EMPORIA, Kin. MR—Bill Riegel at McNees* Slat* College, Lake Charles, La., boosted hti season total to 1,001 points for 20 garnet and retained hli position as Ihe nation'! No. 1 collegiate basket­ ball scorer with a 343 average, latest figures released by the NAIA revealed today. Rlegal hit Tar U points against Centenary In the first game of the NAIA district playoff at Shreve­ port to maintain a comfortable lead over Joe Miller of Ald.rsonBroiddus College of Philippi. W. Va., who haa 020 points In 20 gsmta for a .11.0 average. Third was Cheatar Webb of Ihe Georgia Taathtri- Statesboro, Ga., with •U-11.S. Both Riegel and Webb will ap­ pear In tha NAIA national tourna­ ment opening at Kaniaa City Mon­ day. Hobart Lytal of Austin College, Sherman, Tex., took over th* free throwing leadership with M con­ versions in 87 attempts for an .Otto percentage. Tha best field goal psireentaga waa owned by Jim Lllach of Southwestern Oklahoma State with 111 connection! on 240 shot* for .833. In the learn eompelllhn. West Virginia Tech atltl showed th* way ai the No 1 scoring outfit in the NAIA. Thel earn haa scored 1,140 points In winning tl whil* losing 3 for n game iverag* of 102.7. Th* Georgia Teacher* were aecond with 3.057 point* In compiling ■ 10-1 record for • to f *v*rag4- • \CAH AFFORD 7b ff.ift i e . ' *F tr!W///A,0 AV5 2 * P C AO B0V T & JM g y AV A ROW M E A \A H e 'LL M e M o rx e * ysA R l/K £ \f9 & One of the yreeteit racri aver itigvd i t tha Sanford-Orlindo Kennal-Club la on Up In tha tenth event tonight. It'i a ipcclal Inter­ city match raea bringing together the four top greyhound! from Jackaonvllla and tha four faitait doga at th* SOKC. nivco, who hto reeled off three atraight vlctoriei ovtr tha "hot box'* pack, Butch If., Flying Fool and Jfanlt FarrtU will rapreient the Sanford-Orlindo track in the ipedal ipeed teat over the flva-alxteenthi mile, Ruity Pona, who haa won 11 time* in II itarta thla aeaion and holda tha track record, Bright Irla, Signet and Ooiden Vole# will carry JaekapnvUln’a eolora Into th# match avant Intercat In the apaclal race haa rtiehed n high pitch and tha JacklonvlU* atara war* cheered luillly when they achooted between re­ gular avanU to the' SOKC Monday night, Tha aame eight apaeditora will tingle In Jaekionvllla for a re­ turn engagement next week. Thera will b* part-mutual wagering on the match rac*a. B. Riegel Retains Position As No. 1 Basketball Scorer W tf. Mir. 7. 1911 THE SANFORD HERALD v Junior High School Cagers Win Tourney Sanford Junior High School rag. era look the Seminar County Jun­ ior High School baikclball Inurn*ment by eJglng out (he Slavia ragera by one point In Ihe final play­ off last weekend. The six Junior High School learns, Slavia, Lyman, Oviedo, All Soul's, Lake M*ry, and Sanford completed their first rnund, semi­ final* and final round last week in the tournament ipomorcd hy the Seminole High Srhool Athletic Association and played In ihe Semlnoto .High School gym. In the first round, Slavia defeat­ ed Lyman 28-21, Oviedo defeated All Soul's 80-20, and Sanford de­ feated Lake Mary 33-18. Tha semi-final score* were Sla­ via 39 Oilcdo 23, Sanford 30 and Lyman 20. Sanford Junior High School bas­ By JOE 1E1CHLER . VERO BEACH, H«. OW-Johnny Podres. star of the Brooklyn Dodg* gers' World Series victory, admit­ ted today he received hi* nolle* of Induction into th* Army a month ago. "But I didn't tell anybody nboul It," he said with a wry grin, " * i^ 1 don't know how It got out.w Idn't think they were aupposed to tell those things." He added that his nolle* callpd for him to report to Ticonderoga, N. Y-, March II. The news cams as no great sur­ prise. Podres was reclassified from 4-F I* 1-A Iasi Dec. I. He could ask ■ transfer of his Induc­ tion to here. If il was granted, h* probably would go la Ihn.ApnF quota.' "I don’t know what Pm going to do," h* answered when askad if ha would seek Iho transfer. Hr also will bo privileged to roque»t another physical examina­ tion before he is Inducted. Vice Presldcnl Busty Bsvsil slid ihe Dodgers would mslntain a hands-off policy. to "Th* club will nol LB * to Interfere," he explained. "We will merely advise Ihe boy, ai w* do all our young player* when they come lo us with their prob­ lems." 'Podres, who hid a medlorr* •10 record for the regular itassn last year, became Ihe toast of Brooklyn when he heat Ihe New York Yankees In the third an £ seventh g*mes of tha World Sarles last fall. "I didn’t figure on him loo much from the start," saM Manager Walt Alston, "hccauie I knew this was coming. We should ba alt right If some of these young pitcher* are a* good as we think they nre." The Brook* apparently are hop. Inc Ken Lehman, a left-hander, wilt he good enough to l a k f Podres' place. ketball quintet look Slavia by a score of 21-23. In the Ctrl’* tournament Slavia came out on top as the champiun basketball group. The game* were well attended Seminole High Srhool officials vaid. Rrfcrres Included Boh Koonts, Seminole High Srhool Assistant Coach. Mr. Silver and Miss Bar­ bara Rohn of Seminole High «87 PAID IN GAMBLING TAXES School, JACKSONVILLE Uv-Only *7, n record low for any month, waa paid in tederai gambling taxes It WIRED FOR SOUND BOSTON, Maas. (W—Mayor John Florida during February, tha In* B Hines wants no secret telephone temal Bevenua Servlet reported. Laurie W. Tomlinson, dlitriet di­ talks In his office, rector. declined rommeht on rea^ He ordered Junkrd an old sound­ *7 proof telephone booth that had been sons for the low payment, laMallod- years ago by a pre­ Is January, ganbler* pakl »1,J8S decessor. In'-tjrxr*.*-------~ PAY ONLY $30 DOWN ON THIS COMPLETE HOME OUTFIT 8-Pc. Luxury Living Room Purthasai) Separately OulsUndln* In avarv raipatt, witk quality ronatructlnn and haauty lire*, •td! Be* haw wall «*rh plae# h*rmoniie, with nth#r« In th# group( fxrrylnr out th* modern theme! Sis 118 H im this week. Th* eondIHen Isn’t be­ lieved serious, but he's taking a coupla of day* of rest anyway. You Get: • Bnf* Dad and A fatrh- lug rhair a, Ofcailonal NOTICE Mnny romplstnta have been reported to tlio Hoard of County Commissioners concern. In (I the cureless dumping of garbs go mid t r a s h on county and private property in Bominole County; THEREFORE, the Board voted unani­ mously to notify the public of the present law nnd PENALTY for violation thereof, In an effort to avoid fu tu re prosecutions: , ' . * v Section 821.89, Florida Statutes (1) It ihall be unlawful for any person to dump, or eauae to be dumped, o r place or cjfuaa to be placed, any garbage, refuge or rubbish of any kind whatsoever on or upon any public park, etata designated highway, county road, city etreet or public lands, or upon private property, without the consent of the owner thereof. Chair UtuaUrt'0* a Modern RACING RAIN or SHINE SORRY, NO MINORS *(»* and Smart 7-Pc. Complete Bedroom C n rk la ll T ah l* • Pair of Limp* F.urchae* f l l O Separately y | / 0 Th* badroom-parlaet, far Il comhlna* aya-ylaailng • PD«ar*nra and rest m m , fort! Plenty of ato n y * •par* * and ‘ -ee m anlenee faatu rail ” SPECIAL INTER-CITY MATCH RACE -INCLUDE* a Cheat, Double DrttaaV, Rookraaa Rad a Innaraprlny MattruS a rillews a l a s Spring TONIGHT TOP SOKC STARS MEET BIST JACKSONVILLE DOOS. . lOtii RICE , Post Time — First Race — 8:10 P. M. 11 Thrilling Events On All S tar Program Matinees Wed. & Sat. 2 P. M. d in e t t e CITRUS DERBY THURS. NIGHT (2) Any perton violating any of the pro­ visions of thla aecton ihall be punlahed by p fine of not more than fifty dollar*, or by Imprisonment in tha county jail for not mom than ona month, or by both fina and impri­ sonment. ■ Wto,»fh* ™Mtf§ BUT NOW ON OOB EASY PAYMENT PLAN Board o f County Commifatoncn. *■ -“- TS.,^ a rt.!ftlffU fl!lS ,* -V' * 1____________ 203 E. 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T, 1958 * P » fe 9 TelePrompter Has Developed Device, 'Optical Outrider' BP O t A B L I I MERCER NEW YORK # —T#l»Frempt*r. uh ith h i t developed m*ny m»r> v i b u i device* to 4)4 »b* berried jpeiker t r r « i r m i before tftlftviilea timer**. hi* eem« up with 1 ■t-*- *•* It’i celled the "efltcil outrider " Tin vi»uijj( public he* fcteome hUhlv £53iet#'j| of tht Tele* i from pfir, i miebtae which feed* l movlsf ifrtpt for I ipeiker who *lme*t—hiH net quite—appear* to b» tftlkmx eatemparineoiDty Molt TV v j i w i n th*»e diy» a n <»U when « ipeaker ui *i * Teleftrsmpier. la isai* e i i* i the movement of i ip e ek ir'i *ye» • > he r*ed> hit linei n pretty obv out But tjse eptieil outrider '»o,ifd appear to ieK* that preblem Fublilhed duerlptisa* of the new development mike it round vtr. tuilly foolproof A H e n eoeted with e thin leytr of titanium diox­ CAPTAIN R. W tACKNON. USN, Commxndlng Officer of Sanford ide li pieced between the ipeek* Naval Aiuilttry Air Sutlen, tnipeet* the new Hancar Snackbar • r iad the TV a m e r a * M i|ie ■*»hleh wi» opined Fridxy. ExpUinlnt th* Sniekbir to Cant Jackie* liat*rn mirror* p.-elaet the Unei H Lt. Mr) J. H. Sheelro. Navy tacnani* Off liar ef NAAS- 404ft* et.il Pheto. U. S. Navy) \ * of t ipeeeh onto (he eo*tla| eg; ■ ■ M M sLfes? the i r n k e r ' i fide of the (las* ■ -M l It would be lurprtsmi if th* hob which he mterpreti accordThe r p u k e r r*«di hil rpterh the I tn u o r politic i! narhei Uded to ini to hii view* tf a poltUciat whilp i i t l m dtrtctly into hai thti attribute ha D, to mp a m e n The tudlaac* tee* only mike ui* of the new aven'ion ta tht* election veer when telivltien mind, laaumely sinter* If hft th* ipeaker doti sot hive it, t h is he e tn only A TelePromrter t p e k u m in wtu a i v e tuch a bip role But at be "tlBcere" In quotation mark*. MVl the new o p tia l outrider he* on» voter and viewer. I draw a been ut*4 »ith .............................. axiiaordirnry ef- !,!5t lln, 5* d ittln tfc c cevwteu COMPANY WITHDRAWS (icacy on clQi*d*eircult t*ltvi*ion M leim im hlp led holltici I hop* APPLICATION AGNES E)*ANS, nnted lyric topniis, will five her firrt Senford p r o i n m i hy buim aii men »dU,*V concert !n the auditorium of Crooms Academy Hlfh School Sundiy d r e itln i audience* of their am. the optical outrider the TV audl* WASHINGTON OW-Tbft C«mmt> xfterrtesn. Merch IS. i t 3;S0 p. nt. for the benefit of the Celery City ploy#*. In ii l a r m i n i h l p , . whare ence will be io iaferned. nlcatioai Cemaltilea laid yeitar* B eautklin’ Club, Unit 4S. In politicft itacertty u more day Coiitt! Broadcattlnf Co. had the direct clear eyed approach ti mon tmp»rtant. where ilneerity ii th is a direct g u e U include* ft withdrawn lta application for • th*. enrinmre 1* occupied by pilst priitd above »l* the new inden­ polittcun'i ability to havt firmly 1320-kilocyela itation a* Wlntftt can? i ad cot by Kinj tion obviously u a ir a a t boon is mind a tr e a t m a n of Informs* Havan. Fla. 'J ,, HEH, THERE! It's New! It's Fast! It's Streamlined THE SANTORD HERALD NEW WANT AD SECTION NOW ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY AND BY BUBJECT, IS AS EASY AS A. B. C. SS—BUSINESS WANTED TO BAT # s- c a b d King Must Leave Within 15 Days FINANCIAL i-uueTwT Use of nuN *s S3? LOS AN6ET.ES F - Kln« the lion mujt leive tcu-n within 13 The irutael rejulition commir diyt rlon re ordered ifter nelihherr ob jected to th* 4-month old inlmil ind cifficulr V the ntirby Lor Anr*l*4 ''Tphitll heme Hid thev would rather the hots were «U* M - INSURANCE 13—MONEY TO LOAN and ft—LOST AND FOUND I-BIMONAL NOTICF5 IS—MONEY WANTED jt- m o h t g a g e s Shop AUTOMOTIVE LIVESTOCK 39-HORSES—CATLE M-POULTRY T—AUTOMOnVR WANTED W ant B-BOATV AND MOTORS B-MOTOBCYCLES-BICYCLBS _ Ads lft—PAJtTB-BEPAIKfl 4?,—ARTICLES FOR RENT 13—BUILDING MATERIALS for I4-U3ED CARS 4T—FURNITURE— HOUSEHOLD GOODS Your BEAUTY PARLOnR l$—MACHINERY—TOOLS 1ft—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 11-SWAP Needs IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING 53—WANTED TO BUY 1ft—ELECTRIC AL Conlr.fUir. lft—LAUNDRY DRT CLEANING 12-USED CLOTHING and * RENTALS 64—APARTMENTS ■ft—PIANO SERVICE 15-BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL Wants ll-BOOFING PLUMBING ■-SPECIAL NOTICES »ft-SCHOOlS-INSTRUCTION Sft-noiELS and MOTELS 17—HOUSES led COTTAGES ■ 16—ROOMS EMPLOYMENT 49 ROOM » d BOARD CARR K -WANTED TO RENT ■-tM TW TM TN T AGENCTE8 WANTED FEMALE Just REAL ESTATE 11-ACREAGE IT—HELP WANTED-MALE Call ■ —MALE *c FEMALE ^ ■ H tB lW R N -R O lN T B m ~ ' ftft-WORi: WANTED-FEMALE ► - "■ —i-------- •2-COMMERCIAL U—EXCHANGE—TRADES 64—FARMS AND GROVES for <i—HOMES 66—LOTS I N —WORE WANTED—MALE L | " - ■ - - -------- AT—BROKERS and REALTORS B —BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES t" IS—REAL ESTATE WANTED • Ad-Taker ft n i J 1821 Legal Notice THE StATK UV FLORIIII T*> Ui«t«on. ledlviitii * ' *m ,i> H«*dutrli ol tn* I-**1 " »ni1 le m m t n i of Curt hrro* 4. jo) w o t jo&th eitr«t. Sr* X->rK. Now VorM; Altrrrt l.t-nttur of th# Last -- ill •*’ TotJtinrnt «t Curt »*r*it . ■It i ■rl«tun Ho«U, w ••tti»lrt j»r»*v. Lntta u»6ri«l. So w*.t - i Mtrot Nnw YurX, N*w V. rk, m n ti» l.nt• tto»«nh»um. form.rlv ’ ir nalur* **rat- SM West ltoth Nsw yarlc. Nsw York: St** !’* “ Dsytnn tttit* I I 1st t isI. Havt'.e titllr., r.rn* l!srn*l*ln, SI JO ‘J1 M r.»t. J».k»on IlstKttr. New V rk l.nrs Xttsrrt, elro known *• I ■*« A<1tm, Lssnrtsrsilss 1), B.'Un ( r.erloitsrhut*. lisrrnsny, toU t» lltlU.hrenrtt. Klrcti.nwe* i Kill irstrUin, StOleswia-llt-U' tin Uitmsny You. and eicri of you, «r» tnr-fc» notitisd that suit ti»« hs.n m * ' se nnit you in ths Ctr>. mt -lour* o' y .mm, Is County, Florida, In tTrinn at HrsviatSil titlo or v i ml or ral eavimta and I «n Atioolatton of lismtnols Cour' » corporation. Plalfltltf, v>. Hsl«n H owsfusy. fotmarlv Halan it I' iI ki isy, snt Clarsncs o Owsnst/, hs: niioant, «t al, Dslsnttanta, tr* tu turn of said suit bslrit * suit l> farscIf'M that csrtaln irtt,rtiil*' rti'stl Harch ac. 19*1. and of r« cord In Mortaai* Rook 111. pa«< *'a. eiminol# County puhli > r* c r t i i rnoumtisnnt ths toll wins d.ierlMd rsal propsrty. to win L.ii o n U> and Two 12 > of Block mty-iwA t»2>, ot tho Town of North Chuluota, as r«cofd«1 in Plat Book r, pa*» It. of the publlo rtcorda of pamlltnlo ijn'inty. Fl»r|« 0, .t* curd ths land eonvsysd to Ths p m Road psparimsnt of tho d a ta of Flarlia by tlsad rsrordsl in Dssd Book 111. rte o iso public racorda ol B*mf' '• County, Florida, but Inclutma ail riaht* rsisrvsd by Mar> n Hook and ln*hr»m D Hook, htr buiband. and Emily It Cimsmn and Dane T Cam*ron. nrr husband, in said dson in conna,*t|«n with ths butldtne now lorattd on said Lota Ons (1) and tw o It), aad you 'aro hereby rsoulred t fils your aaewsr In said suit wiir the ur,ders>aned Clsrk ot said Cour and to s*rvs a copy thereof upor ths Plaintiff e attorney, whoa* name and address appear below on or refers tho llth day of March HJ«. and In default thereof De­ cree Pro ennfeeso will bo onteroi; aaetnst you. WITNEHU my hand and officio ounty C Court < Hours reel et th s County ____ Faniord. keminole Couniy, ..oun ____ .Florid* _ cur n t h dey of Fobruxty, February. l i l t (Ollltial Bealit 6( O P. Herndon Mt Clerk ot . the Ctreul , M <5W FLB^- APPLES No. t Cm 19 PILLSBUItY FLOUR FI.A OR GA. GRADE A (whole) Fryers Lb. . 39c 79 ^ 33c LYRE'S SUGAR CREEK U I .ford. Firrid*. Attorney orney ter Plelntll: la la tlfl . rrC TIT IO li NAMk NOTICE IS IB »/LKE_. HEREBY qlVEV that »m e n a e a e d Hat buelaoe* business *t tea l l t h s t r e e t uxd* * Idor the fictitious C enturyy.ftale* aad »*rv. name loth a w n d U r e t liter iha c u r * or the liable ” cYunty. »ea w i t h the provlelon or the rio tltle tie Name Rjetufe. lo-w itr Section i a i . i t y iar- t % pint 10 L b . B A G I.YKL'S PALM nniV E R Sliced Bacon MIRACLE WHIP 12-oj- P k f . ROYAL HA WHAN 29c T U N A Wieners IT. S. "GOOD" GRADE HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Hound Steak Lb. 5 9 C LEAN FRESHLY GROUND Hamburger 3 Lb»99c FRESII GEORGIA Spare Ribs LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE TRU-FLAVOR COFFEE ofi ROYAL PINK Lb. 39c SALMON STOKELY’S WASHING POWDER (GIANT SIZE) HONEY POD PEAS MUELLER'S Macaroni cr Spaghetti 2 for 25c« j HUNT'S 14*0f* hotel# (Lim it on* with 98.00 or mora purehtftft) UNCLE BEN’S RICE L 28oz.pkg.49c DULANEY'S FRO ZEN FOODS IS tu. GREEN PEAS 10 ot. Cut G rain Bfttns 10 oi. Buttftr Bft«ns - i V c E r9 J 19c 1 CATSUP b cf4ji; f c ,MV 410' Saniord Atlantia Bank i Bulldtni (la e u tjte s l»*l Michael Thotsaa ite- ComitockPie " ..A v l' TT’r NOT A F P tt SAUCE W M «N I«W IT» 6000 IM0O6H TO BE / LOOK, 630M! A. r iT'6 FBOM MIS40S n o rte c o r * fir 41-FARM AND GARDEN II-A rrU A N C E REPAIRING «•- 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT All BUSINESS SERVICES when Speaker Ted David'* present term expires. David laid he would not seek reelection, The five tre Raymond A Donmir, Fort L*uderd»le. Edmund L McMorroiilh. Hollywood; Itk.' Witjnn, Hollywood; A J Ryan Jr,. Dania, xnd Hush B. Crimet West Hollywood. 4.1—ARTICLES FOK SALE 12—TBAILBB8 13—TRUCES 9 41—ANTIQUES 14—APPLIANCES B / L L IV /4D E 3 ENTER RACE TOR DAVID S POST rORT LAUDERDALE .O-Hve men h»ve entered Ihe race for the MERCHANDISE 11—TRACTORS by On Tsb U th* commliiion re. Rued King i owner, John Shin, nerr e permit to keep the ini mil but ind it rr.ljht recontlder if the lien were confined to i cane Shlnnerr, 25, i nervlce Hi tlon ettendinr. now h u a case hut tht eommiillnn'r executive of fleer, A B Sttphenton, repoil^d 56—DOGS—CATft- P ET8 Herald ft—AUTOMOTIVE RENTALS F o lk s where 3TA—STOCKS AND BONDS U -R D II!tl I jit t lc r S U P R E X IV IA R K E T i Ii r^SI ;. Aw r* *•' ’ v.■.'ii■ - i-V ' dvre* •• 'iv5. - �T H E SANTORO H E R A LD P *I« 1 # Wad. M tr. T, 1958 S t a f f ta. W# a rt UbalaUng i m repMly u powibu. so t m Hay know, the trend*, \ t n tb« results vp to two TV* i n proposed fadwal »U Itatm y cotntructloa bill will 44* additional taxes on f*»oJNHooo) fad, and tit**, M u tn (asms* la tbo truck la tax oo, that Jt will oqual : praaant tax paid bp ante* Baa. TUa la known a* -b* paa 99m go" fadaral highway ttynction program.' In prin­ ks So paw favor thla type of | building program f Taa • Inside Washirigton WASHINGTON - Ml?*- >ft- gresi doesn't truit the occupant*, but avarp Jana aach Item In tha Wblta Housa fa tbeckad to make lure nothing Is milting. This an­ nual task la entrusted to th* director of the Park tardea who has jurisdiction ovar "Reiervatlon No. 1. of the National Capi­ tal Park System." That** the executire mansion. Congress stipulated soma year* back that tin Inventory must be made of all furnishing* In the •xecutlve mansion. "Tenant* in the White House change." ex­ plained Prank T. Girtslde, as­ raH m iuU M l because It Is an gUitten year, various tax reduc­ in g proposal* have been suggestBag likely will not be In balance m TTIm budget Is net in balance H v ih i additional programs ta* j|§ |i4ad a n adopted bp the ConM 5 Da pen favor a tax eut |i W whether or net the bud- Howell G, Crlm, th* White 3 M * balanced! Ye* - 1231- House chief usher, said, almost apologetically, that "the law com­ B lift. ' 3*1. levtral Wit* have been In- pels tii to hav# an Inventory.” Mafbaad calling for federal aa- When printed, It fills a printed g S b e e hi a school construction B S u m . On* will no doubt soon M eensldertd by COngr***. We Mne.Mnfrentad with the possibility fe ll aid under any such program ■ m ' ha dtnlsd states which have to n in g tho questionnaire. It 1* •- m l help t* me to know haw Jackson, 8. C. Taylor Is a gradual* of flamlnol* High ornaments, blankets, bed linens and towels, kitchenware and shop machinery, Nothing Is overlook­ ed. The oldest Ham Is a 1TM por­ trait of Georg* Washington. Nalther Girtslde “ nor Crlm Volunteered how many Items are missing from year to year and no ona asked. But thev did ra­ ves) that tha Whlta Housa amploya a domestic force of 37 peo­ ple. This force Includes a msltre d'hote!, a housekeeper and as­ sistant, fivt butlers, seven cooks, a valet, five doormen, five house­ men, a head houseman, a head laundress, a pantrywoman, and eight maids. . Thirty-nine men help keep th* mansion and grounds In tip-top ship* as becomes the nation's No. 1 residence. They Include eight operating engineers, a laborer, a carpenter-painter foreman, three carpenters snd three help­ ers, on* painter, four electricians, It gardeners, three plumbers, a storekeeper and assistant, and a clerk. Tha domestic employes are paid on tha average 53,3M a year, while the average pay for tha mechanical and maintenance worker Is *4,179. Tha While House runs up an electrla bill ot about 53,575 a month, but this ladudes the cost of th* floodlights which beam In­ cessantly en the famous struc­ ture. Laundry end dry cleaning comes to 53,200 a year. There li alio an Hem of 59,000 for decora­ tive planti, palms, feme and cut flowers that ire used In the man­ sion, Keeping up thi beautiful grounds that surround the man­ sion Is an expensive talk. Eight thousand dollars are spent for plant material, garden and lawn supplies, Paint, lumber, plumbing, etc., costs another 57,500 annually and 510,075 goea for maps, cleaner*, Insecticides, napkins, uniforms, housewares, lampshadsi, c u r - OIIAT1R IN tINOTH and carrying a larger nee* section, a new version of th* Air Force TM-8IB Matador tactical mlstUa Is shown during successful test firings at the Air Research and Development Command'* Air Force Base at Holloman, New Mexico. On tactical missions, it will be given a new air born* guldane* system developed by Giles J, Striekroth, II, • young electronics engineer who won the t935 Lawrence Sperry Award. The original TM-01 Matador* ere the first such tslullt* to be on • ready-alert atatue In Europe. Exercise, Heat, Rest Help To Cure Bursitis ly IUIRUN N. WNfilUM, M.D. YOU "do It youraelf" fans had better take It euy. 1 While you might save on a car­ pentry or painting bill, too much effort by unconditioned musclea can lead to a painful bout with buriltii. Tha bursas are your body's b earin g s an d are s c a tte re d throughout different layers of tendons and muscles. They are collapsed balloon-Uke affair* with slick liinar surfaces and gener­ ally are present wherever one muscle rubs another or touches &sharp edge of a bone. Irritated B una • When a bursa becomes Irri­ tated, the well-lubricated Inner aurfaees become h arih and rough, producing a painful grat­ ing with every movement, Uy slowly exercising Hie mus­ cles you plan to use, such as your arm and wrist muscles, for some time before you actually begin your chores, you may prevent a alege of bursitis. Once you’re hit, there ar* nu­ merous things you and your doc­ tor can do to ease tho pain and get th* bursa back tn working STcJ Light X-ray treatment win do a good Job In most Instances. Many mild cases are aided by In­ frared or heat lamps. Very ahortwavid diathermy machfoea ara also a great aid and soma doc­ tors report success with ultrashort sound wave machine*. Many doctors, however, still prefer contrast baths for curing bursitis. In these baths, you soak tho affected area for four min­ utes In hot water, then one min­ ute In eold water, and then back to hot water lor another four minutes. You can do this several times Just ax long as you start and snd with the hot water. , Bad Hast Is Hslpful A fW & i Bed rest and certain drugs slio play an Important part In treat­ ing bursitis. Blnee movement of the affected bursa naturally pro­ duce! pain, the best thing to do is to keep tt still. Aspirin has always .been help­ ful; It still Is. And some doctors recommend butszolldlne, a new drug used In treating gout. Cortisone and ACTH are re­ ported useful in controlling bur­ sitis In the vast majority of cates until they heal by them­ selves. . MOSCOW US — Taka Orand Cen­ tral Station, add a thousand sale* booth* and stir Vi million Russian* through It every day and you have O bit (. .-.lounced goom), the So­ viet Union's biggest department store. It cover* on* glint block on Red Square facing the Kremlin, and comprise* three block-lopg, threesorted halls topped bp vaulted glass roofs stretching from one end of the square to the other. Vladimir G. Kamenev, 49, la di­ rector of GUM. It Is open from > a. m. to • p.m, every day except Monday, Squeete In any time between those hours and you'll think you’ve stumbled on » fire sale. That** on week days. Kamenev estimated up to 400,000 people swarm over the IT acres of floor space on holidays. "It takas » 0 permanent employ­ es Just to k*W the place swept out." he said. “And at the end of each working dap wa cart off three tons of dirt, slush and refuse." About tho same time each dap, three trucks pull up to the back door and haul the d,*y's take, an average 10 million rubles, off to the bank. The value of the ruhle Is of­ ficially pegged by the Soviet gov­ ernment it 25 American cents, ernment at 25 Arasrlcsn cents. A fairly good pearl necklace win set you back 52,M2, a medium quality shirt 514- a shirt msdo to order from Chinese silk 530 A cheap pair of socks fetches 52 50; woolen socks, whin available, It. Ladles shoes run from 550 for a pair ot walking shots to 5125 for evening slippers. Stadium boots at 5150. Itcfrlgcrators range from 51W for a tiny model to 5500 for a fullsize model. You can buy'a tele­ vision set with a seven-inch screen —large magnifying glass attach­ ment it extra coil—for 5300, and a IT inch set for 5550. A small wringer type wishing machine costa 5200, a model similar to an American automatic washer 5560, Can the averaga Russian afford such prlcesT "The more expensive the Item Is." Kamenev said, "the filter It's brought up." Long queues extend from many counters dispensing the most Inexpensive Items. And other counters dealing with daily neces­ sities ara jammed five duep. Another handicap Is the Soviet system of purchase. You line op or elbow your way to a counter, pick the Hem you want, catch the isleiglrl's attention and emerge with the validated receipt. Line up ■gain, elbows onl, and retrieve your purchase from the other end of tha countar. Eaco procesj oi lining up, or elbowing, coniumta a goodly amount ot time. According to avail*bla italUtlca, tii* average Soviet wage la auo to 900 ruble* (1200 to *223) a month and that boIJs (or OUM* 3.500 employe* who rang* from 340 ru­ ble* (1115) for an elevator operator to 4,500 ruble* (11,125) (or each of the top 12 executive* under Ka­ menev. CUM’* 3 500 tileiglrl* earn 900 to 1,000 ruble* (5225 to 5250) a month. The ahoe department present* a startling spectacle to Western eyes. Shoe* are told over the counter, or over tho head* of the people between you and the counter. They come In different sizes but there Is neither time,. space nor personnel to fit the shoe. You like whit you get, stagger a few yards away, measura it gingerly against your feat, and trudge off. Customers seem quite phllosopb- HDmj , 010KOI ITIPHIMON, former UCLA football plaj«. , this wife, Donn*. at El Cerrito,Calif.,as h* ‘ grid stars received “under th* table” peyolhwhlla attending h* college. Stephenson tald he hed been given *40 a montbeboveth* prescribed 575 limit while a fre*hm*n. An In stig a tio n w ardered V. a* Coach Red Senders dented the charge.(International Sottndphol > ASHLAND, Kp. MV — It wasn't much trouble for Willard Eavt-i, business executive, to solve the mystery of his neighbor's missing car. After ill, ho used to be m FBI agent. Eaves recalled that he snd his wife hid agreed to have their own car equipped with new sparkplugs and a muffler. He asked her If she hid phoned for a gangsm an to com* an get the car. She h*d. Esves had told ■ different garftgtman to mike the same reoalrs Both had shown up, the first driv­ ing off In tha Eaves car, the sec­ ond In the neighbor's. That was tho theory Eoves phoned to the po­ lice. Ami he wa* right. PICKUP WANTED SCRANTON, Pa. m -Pollce are ■till scratching their heads over this one.' Why. they ask, would anyone steal 250 Ice picks? Mike Coco, Michigan State freshman gymnast, took four first places, two seconds and a sixth In the 1US5 Michigan AAU gym­ nastic* meet. SICRITARY O? STATI John Foster Duties Is shown before he left Washington fur a 19-Jay tour of 10 Aslan nations. Seeing Dulles offl it Sir Percy Spender (lift), Australian Ambassador to the United] States. The Secretary will begin his tour by attending a meeting otj the foreign ministers of eight nations In the Southeast Asia Treaty; ^Organization at Karachi, Pakistan. (International Soundphoto). tJA. GRADE A D & D SIRLOIN or CLUB PLUMP — TENDER BIRDS FRESH BOSTON BUTT DELIGHT IN EACH BITE Simple As QUESTION AND ANSWER A. K.: My child Is now recover­ ing from a liver Infection due to a virus. Should Z disinfect his room? Answer; It Is not llkaly that the Infection can be spread by objects In ths room. Therefore, disinfecting thewoom would not b* of help. MEATY NECK M m t i IS wraiUers en Michigan atae squid ara products of Lins- of tha President cost a lot of Iff high school. money, d irts Ida and Crlm esti­ mated It would tike *383,775 for the next fiscal year. You can add *150.000 to that for the tilery the chief occupant gets each year. HOUND OH T-I10NK FRESH GROUND PILLSBURY GOOD TO THE LAST DROP" HE'S PREPARED CLINTON. Tenn. Th* county court couldn’t understand why the defendant insisted on posting |500 bond, even though the grand jury had found no evlence to Indict him on an assault and battery chsrge. Then, they found out that on the way to th* courthouse, he had; 1. Run two red lights. 3. Run three stop slgrts. 3, Traveled 90 mph In t 45 mph tone and 4. Driven on the wrong side of the Street. "I want to save myself another trip back here," tha man explain- HOL3UM S u k T h * " 1* UixrtCatiTA« Itfratkaad f lo w in g . PARKING SWINDLE CHICAGO (Jt-Crimlnal Ingenious- MNMIMOM (top,right). I Txssrea. Wadi, Is lad by ■1 agant mm headquarter! M Angela! attar a ar e a SflSta& SU S ■Mi U a w it ltary Cltaa■aR. fi. Mows <fit hattaa aw n* ffntsrxattaaall Bass enabled an ex-convict to caeh checks stolen from msllboxte. Police said Charles F, Mullins, 33, admitted stealing about 323,000 In checks from mailboxes. For each ehsck be would eearch out an auto with a parking violation ticket on It. He would then forge the name of the check payee to th* ticket and endorse tho check to pay the fin*. Mullins said darks collecting the flnei always refunded tha balance without question. Fedsru authorities ara holding him on mail theft and forgery charges. W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Long r Phone 388 OLD GLORY PORK & BEANS BLACK EYE PEAS BABY LIMAS CANS WHITESIDE IRISH POTATOES *30.1 LIMIT 10, PLEASE WEBB'S General Insurance a - JAMES GUT AGENCY S il EAST FIRST STREfif PHONE 78 X H. IAMBS GUT W t B. C o a t e r d t l v.**t*f>*qi4.m««Qgqqwe«M«M9*»*aM* »MtV lytiff • fixhtWV IAMBS EL Gin DIXIE CRYSTALS WESSON LONG GRAIN NABISCO V A N IL L A WAFER �vm m m g O f Surpl us Now Herald W ANT 16—ELECTRICAL Contractor* 36—MONEY WANTED RAN l)A t L E LECTRIC CO'. CAPITAL NEEDED for Invest Electric*! Contracting and Repairs ment In successful business TV Service Center near downtown Sanford. Exist 7—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS CASH And CARRY tna property an assurance of -Noticesale collateral. V'rlle EH care 'V, ritinnt deliver snv ttrmof SANFORD HERALD ll'lcri belnu with these Cash and 19—LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING Carry Prices 3TA—STOCKS AND BONDS One hour - Wash and Damp Dry Plasitr Sofa Bel ------ ...... 17.M One hour H • Wash and Dry Fold Platform Rocker* ... ..... It.ftF GAIL nORDEN II, Vice. Pres. Oak Office Chair . ... . ... M.W 'intshed Laundry — of — Sanitnne Dry Cleaning linn! C h a ir .................. ___ *1 9f SECURITY ASSOCIATES. Inc. Son l held* laundrom at Maplr Sofa ..... DM Investment Securities Swalh Side Food marl Bldg. ...... tt .3r I-Pc Sols Bed Sutlr STOCKS, BONDS and .MUTUAL ?-Pr 100 East 23th SL Living Room Sutlr lift M FUNDS . SU ftft Large Wardrobe Member of Phllladrlphia20—PIANO SERVICE Large Chiflorobe ____ ... *14 nr Baltimore Stock Exchange. Buffet ........... . ... *l.nc Midwest Stock Exchange, and Small Dresser Rase .... *3.67 L L. Sill — Plano Technician Others .... MM Small Desk and Chair Phona 3164 Bottle 1, Sanford CALL COLLECT! Runaway Bed ... *3.37 Winter Park 4-3101 or 1-31 It Full-size Kitchen Cabinet *16.3fl Odd Chrome Chairs . ...... *4.57 Dining Room Tellies .... »3.nc • MERCANDISE Hollywood Head Boards ... J2.W ft-Pc Dinthg Room Suite .. ,.*23.00 42—ARTICLES FOB BENT Melal Reds , .... $4.1X7 End Tables ... from *1 Of FOR RENT — Dragline and opera­ Mather of Sanford tor by Hour, Week or Month Phone 117 Phone 1431. Lee Construction Co. 20J-09 Frt 1st St. For Better Plumbing See or CiU Rnllewiy, Hospital a n d R a h y Reds. Day, Week or Month— \V. J. KINO Tel. 1413. Furniture Center— (ft-FA-.M AND C.ARPEN 2*00 oulh Park—Phone 50 116 West First Plumbing. Kretkv Heating ONE 6 IT. Ezec Flow Feilitl/cr M. G. HODGES Box, Good Condition Service on All Water Pumps— nRITT TRACTOR CO. Wells Drilled — Pumps —Fartory 4o Tow— Phone 5fll HI* a.v 1192 South Paula Road Phone TOO Aluminum Venetian Hlindn U—WANTED TD BUY PLUMBING Contract snd repair work. Free Enrloied head. Sag-proof bottom estimates. R. L. Harvey. 204 rad with plastic ends. Plastic or Highest CASH, TRADE-IN price* rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon paid lor used furniture. Call Sanlord Ava. Phone 162S. cords. 93ft. Wl'ann-Meier Furulliirw Co. 311 E. 11st SI. Senkarik Glaus and Paint Co 22-SPECIAL NOTICES 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone .W ENVELOPE.", letterheads, state­ ments, invoices, hind bills, ind p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phona 40ft — 403 ABI.ES strongly rnnitrnrird West 13th St. suitable for barbecue or outdoor UKLANIMl Sentinel Slav, Call picnics sealv III These tables huill for Shrine Club, arrnum of Ralph Ray. ftloO. being loo large must dlspotr of T.V. REPAIRS same Lumber In earh cost 'ill lo p m. Service Calls *3.00. more thar. asking price of *2.3 W A. Norris, I’h, 1339. J. Q earh Will deliver radius of 2.’ Herrin. Ph. 2H93-J. Licensed miles. Call 1790. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Trchnirianv guaranteed work. privale baths 114 W. First SI 14— APPLIANCES MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING TYPING • LETTER WHITING PROMPT SERV1JE PHONE 316ft 194 Sanloid Ail. Nal'l. Bank Bid* , CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Ain CONDITIONING Drspea-Upholiiery and Slip Covers. Finest Workmanship For Room nr Building fty H. n. POPE CO. INC. FURNISHED Master (Taltimen. :mt Smith Perk Ave. Phone 1410 Mrllnm llle. You'D Like Our Reasonable Price*. STANLEY KULP NEW 2 Bedroom iinfumisherl 2*19 GAS Rffrigeralnr, ft cu. Phone l)vierfn — Forest 3 310ft S, Elm Near school and Mores Bendtx ami Crosley Appliances 112 Magnolia Ave. It ALWAYS Pays To Use The WANT ADS ^le per lina .....____ I llm* 16c par Itna ........... .. 3 tlmaa 14c per lina ..... -...... ft times He per l i n t ---------- 22 times 10c per lint — — -«- contract CARD OF THANKS and IN MEMORIUM Notteas — 11-00 One Line Equals 5 avaraga words, whsn set In 9 point (news stylo) type. White Spare at Regular Line Jlita for amount used—Count Ti’ine S-Polnt Lines to 1-tnch. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ON REQUEST LOST AND FOUND WARD • AUTOMOTIVE B—BOATS AND MOTORS YOUR EVISRUDK DEALER OFFERS ft H. SCOTT-ATWATER . . .192 30 7 ', II. SCOTT ATWATER . M3 Ml 7ls H. P. Evlnruda 1933 Model ................ *110.00 U) H. Lightning MERCURY 1123 no X H. P. Mercury "Hurl,lcane’, flAMio 1« H. SCOTT-ATWATER • with controls *130 93 16 H ELGIN 1129.93 23 H JOHNSON. 1933 Model. vary fail ■ *230.00 23 H. P. Evlnruda 1933 Model. - Like new *2*3 on AI|d miny motors mm down fnr , used parti, Riasnnible. ■On Rile Wkite They l.ssi! _ *Ne» I93S Model Evlnnidea H. Elec. Starting Rig Twin .. swn.fip • TRADE-IN your nld hosi, Mnlog* or TriRWP* * —Selrrllon of Boils — Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum and C.alior Trailers. • Also several used Roats and ‘trailers Rea the New Evlnruda Line In r'39 Flnanre Plan Ph. 113 JNCOM E-TAX*9FJJVJLC|L ‘ ’ \Vm, H. urmy IMI Celery Ave. Phone i«4l-ft Clnsrd Sunday and Wrdnosdly 26-IIEI.P WANTED-FE3IALE reliant condition Celt ftltYEJt 'ISLlLiU , or :ilu *75 mioitli, No pH*, please. I'Ht. SANKORD HERALD 13-HDMES NOT A PROJECT! n i r r - Homes of Real Individual! ly: Brittany Farm Romas. Early American. Ultra Modern. Con ventlnnal A T r a n c h Colonial types. BUILT On Large Landiraped tails: In lire best of neighbor’ hoods. THE OLD HOME TO W N - - H E S A ID ^ T H e v b A 1E V C * TA K ff H IM ^ a l iv e - - - J Phone 14M 10 EH9 Harley 74 ru In Motor NEAT appearing young lad) be tween ilir ages of 21 and 35 to 4ft—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT cycle *230. in* Escambia Drive, work in Incul store, Must be Phona Sanford 1534-W. (air typist ami willing to learn Office Miehtna Co.. some bookkeeping and floor HAYNES Typewriters, adding machines, selling Write for appointment Salas-Rcntals, 114 Mag.. Ph. 44 In Post Office Flox 1621 and enclose photograph, experience : RING — VALVE and expected salary while JOB — $fi learning. 5IATURE woman in Lake Mon VIj.II ECHOLS Balcony roe. Service Avon cuslomrrs F u rn itu re l)i.*plaved for eany I Ip smiting and proven prorrsi in your neighborhoort. Earn th .t gives you a ring,and valve goofl money In your spare and Convcnlrnt Exnm inntion ! jOh Ihrmigh tin pilling prolime MRS. JUANITA RUSl case while you drive. Effective BEDROOM SUITER SEI.Irt p. O. tins 975. Orlando Thai make I fpr life of motor. No equipment dreams come true. . , I* buy. No wmrlf lo do. Beautifully stvlrrl in Two-lone, YOUNG woman between III and Mar-Proof finish. 33 Apply Robson's Sporting Bonkcife Bed MOTALOY SALES Goods. Double Dresser with Urge .Mirror D tll. SF Box 6»7 Chest of Drawers - MIAMI .15, FLA. WAITRESS over 21, Work from JI79 (w*nd check, money order for 11 i.m In .3 pm Apply FREE-2 Boudoir Lamps ANGEL'S EAT SHACK. 2302 JUST A FEW LEFT Sanford Avt. Bookcase Bed EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ Double Dresser with Mirror MENT AND WHEEL BALANCInnerspnng Maltreat lNG-Paiienger cars and Trucks; Box Spring *JJ mikes, sties—'* ion lo 3tan. Seminole Countv Mninrs, TRUCK DRIVER—Negro, minded, *169 over 33 years old. MIRACLE lie. *19 E. 1st. St. rtlONE toil. DINETTE SUITES CONCRETE CO. 30J Elm Ave. Thai Make Dining A Delight and NIGHT Cftb Driven. Beautiful Wrought Iron, li pay YOU to see US before DAY Must he sober and reliable and or Chrome Dlnetta buy. Open Evenings and furnish lord r e f e r e n c e s . Dtnrtle Suites days. YELLOW CAB CO., 21» S. MsgAny Site—Any Color Any Style Ei Its Id* Trailer Sales, PaUtka, Fla. Priced lo »uil» YOU. . .Slyled to suite YOUR homa MODERN 30-foot house trailer FIRST CUSS BUTCHER, ned appearance, fl, k C. Grocery, SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN Je. Phone 3047-M 1303 Sanford ____________ TOO! REEL Utility Trailer. Good See our complete line of unfinished Miditlon. 3 New Tires. Cont- • EMPLOYMENT Beds, Nile Slandt, 3-4-3-XB lete with tarp cover, Will sell Drawer Chests Bookcases, Desks rr less than cost of tires and Corner Cupboards. ion, 2336-11. Goodyear Service Store need* an BEDDING SPECIALS USED CARS Appliance Salesman lo sell Gen­ Leu eral Electric producls *3 and (in i4ft NASH *i93--acbool (richer Reg. Trade delivers Liberal commission*. and Stetson student. Must sell. All applications will he kept Qulllop Mattress .. *69 30 *49.50 Radio and heater, while side, rnnfi den till. Apply In person d Royal Comfort ... 39.30 39.30 wills, overdrive needs valve our store. 113 S. park Ave. Pre-Bill Special .. 39.50 29 .30 JOk. HUGH AN6LEY, to* N. Echols Special *29 50 24.50 Firk, Phone 31M l2fl.oo dally, Sell Luminous Door Malrhing Rnx Springs at Iden­ Plates. Write Reeves, Attleboro. tical Savings. Mass. Free Simple k Details. BUSINESS ---- EASY TERMS---KCIinl.S IIEDDING CO. IERVICES Corner 2nd A ftlagnolia. Ph. 1232 “ Burt Bamberger'' Mgr. HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power dBPH Mnnriiva 'til IffMI n m mower Wants lawn mowing. iLL Your Beauty Needs rail PHONE 716-M-4 irrttU ’a Beauty Nook tiled furniiure, appliances, u 971 l » So Oak Ave ale. Bought-sold. Larry's M ■vsninn by eniwintmeot - • FINANCIAL *21 Eaat lit ftt. Phone 1U1. s'* 3»> ifrusv; NICE SURURRAN 1-OT8, South, Phono 1013 W COUNTRY LOT flO.nn Down — *10 oo Month LARGE GROOM HOUSE Needing rnmplrliu.i. On paved mail wlih good farm sol] and deslrahla nrighhors. Id,Mil) Full Price. Rnsa L. Payton, Broker Annahtlle R. Henderson, Assnrlale Alberts J. Hall, Associate Phone ISTI IT-92 at Htawalhe ie| m a r s h a l o t e t w a l k h ie |w*„ HfMUJI HIAMTt RMfRYtfl TELEVISION nwi.eeno wscnawensf arram m on I ** UsiMiN svitk Owes* ' l:IS IlMlMSS ■vawrsMv I M S l t l S H t lo a s M * IS RsaiUlsntif * is Art Pssil 1 "" Ford Tractor ihow Til* John Pair 1 1" Lord's fount aaew * *v Uoitfrsr 4 rrisrtds I J« Toil Ars Th»r* RAYMOND M. B A L L OSCAR M. HARRISON R E G . B R O K ER S S. D. Hlghleym in, Aaanelsle 2A4 Sniilh Park Ave. rhnna M l IF IT IS REAL ESTATE avk Crumley l Mnnlellb it 117 ftnnlh Park Phene 771 They Know TKt NatvAT MOWRIWa Tail P«ttarn Slnrnlag Shno d e t a i n Kangaroo f'rtn Hntia* iipoo Hmia* viarr Sloor* Ihow Arrhuf (lndfrar AlrlSa is RirX » 'V TX* Mllllonsir* * 1" Vs* floi A e»-r»l I* >" Wsdnssisr .XI«M Fight A m ts o a t U is of Lit# esaroh for Tomorrow I" iS tnOlis'r* On P«r*4* II "" Mini .Ssws n*porl ll:lo Htrsh ih* Hank n,r» T H ia in si a n a n a a Sill S lfsat Fr*erim Rmism IIS Hawt.WMtktf 7 oa To* Uereiaw Rkaw * ** raplaln Ksngtrns * •• T**' Pallrrn l">!* Mien-un Program H*siti i" 1' Nans . IVsaiMr Ior to Creia Kmart Bhn* II on Film r« r« i l l s iliiMtd Tour 11:10 H int. It Hlrh sm asaan 11 s* Valiant Ijd r IJ IS l e , , rtf 1,1r, II I* easrrh inr Tomnrrra IS *» <lunlint light I '»* Jaeh, I’asr Mhn« 1 VS I,ora Alnr, i hi Via* -i a Ioa*•( ; r. Riihan q i,»«n* 1 la I Harr • log eat 1 «» Rig I'aanff I IS Rig malar I O Ornwalng Around with riairta * aa Ongntar f i r I IS gaarai Mnrm A.SO On Tour Aernont Mon DOWN Bedroom Modern Home . . , Nicest lor«i Ion In Inun . , , FHA Financing Available Conusult A REALTOR First CULLEN & HARKKY in* N. Perk Ave, Phone 2113 Com I furnished apartment altnclio, PHONE 923 I JIVELY redecnralrtl apartment 1717 I'aik Ave. PHONE 1T4J Ttllaoi d d r Golding Light I O'clock Rapart jark | ’**e skew I ta etnrr Rnharl g Lawla Hnitaanarir R<* rarorf I'nh Croahr tinghtar b » r . w stnxrsti* v A rrrasn tirt IS# Mkakar Slnnaa rook Phone 1129 A. R. Peterson.Broker Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Cheslerson, Garfield Witletts. John Melsch. R W. Wil­ liams. Ilarel M. Field. A. C Doudney, Land Surveyor. STORE—203 West 1st St., Phone 1321 OFFICE SPACE-4 rooms. Pal metio Bldg, (’all 1764 or 1491 SEE hem mol* Reall] fnr Deatrable Homes and Apl Phono 27 FOUR Ix-iirooin hnusa near Finecrest School. Corner 27th St. 4> REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN IT-92 Highway. Phone *110. 2144 French Ave. J. W. HALL, REALTOR LA HUE 2-slnry, 2-bedroom, fresh­ •'Call Halt" Phona 1751 ly paiitirtl house on Celery Ave. Available March 10th. A. K. HOhSKlTER. Phone 212 ft4,T3# 3-BEDHOO.M Furnished House, 104 Comfortable 2 Bedroom frame W. 10th St. PHONE T14-W house with wood floors, screened Lot attrarllvely land UNFURNISHED 3-Hooni col­ porch. trsped. Near Stores. lage with Kilrhen Equipment Homes — tails — Acreage and venetlsn blinds *14 Elm Ave. EXCELLENT BUY - New VA ftnsnruig 4*i, Large 2 BR, CB, Kllrhcn equipped; CITY con­ veniences. Hut no City Taxes. Oilier extras, Small Amount id cash will handle, W. II. " flttr STEMPER Realtor — Geaeral nsinraaeo Gertrude R. DlagfelHer, Aisoctake (iuy AUea, AaaoeiatO Phone i t t l 111 N. Park At*. Ml S IS •:«* i s# 1:11 * W TTvC O M E TD SANrORD Naval Personnel We hava Wised som« Reams at tha beirtxhi ' , Mir-Lau MotaJ These Rooms a rt avafllkU ■ v im * Absolutely Fre« Wild RHI lllrkak I IS Raonrl r»"ag Edwards * N*wi Virginia Anar Show IIF I'ndarwnod Shno For a period ot 4 day*, la New arrivals i t Ow Naval Air Station 0dham & Tudor, Inc,; W. P. SMITH “Builders of Flna Kom«* J 2*23 s. French Avaau* - Ph. 1ITI-J OZIER REALTY CO. Lattre B. Oiler 2 nEDROOM Furnished Hnme on Lake Minnie. *100 Call Mrs. R eg iii,re d R e d Estate Broker 2661 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE C. E- Myers, DT3-M, Phone 113* • Ilk—WANTED TO BENT COTTAGE— 1 ACRE UP TO TWO or three Redroom house TWO Bedrnnm. completely furin town. Call Naval Air Sta­ nlshvd, Jusl nul of city limits, ll nn._Ev3n31_ErM*l_Mdnne. good land fnr Irurk gardening or rltirken farm, for quick sale • REAL ESTATE at *i.3on, Some terms. D ISC O U N T VETERANS EXCHANGE 3 Bedroom, 2 hilh homes, fully equipped, *330 down, plus closing *7,000 (nr Two Bedroom masonry house. Will he completed soon, costs, not project homes. (inly *3.3n. down. FHA inuirrd Sem inole Reolty loan. Just right for retirement homo nr for small family. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO 1901 Park Ave. Phone 27 or 141 LOWELL E. DETER Builder — Phone Ittl RETIREMENT HOMES (Ifllre; 2U| S. Orlando Dr. *3100 for turn. 1 BR home out from Inw-n. *7000 for 2 HR block hotyve’ close in. r $7300 for 2 BR block home now tin riar construction. Ray mead l.eedqulst, As.nriau Phone 1673 Allanlle Dank Ride PHONE 1420—J ft _____ $ 1 4 .ftt 15.96 14.29 “I with you Weds would hurry up end finish this bout, f’ Now il the limp In see lift for the BEST In building mnterinlft. You will agree that wb have everything fine In the lumber line. FEDERAL TAX $1.09 Lie 1.05 • PAY AS YOU RIDE • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD C. A. w h id d o n ; SR, ^ ftdeeaiea ■ STOP by and n ek np TOO! Key al tba vflie* at - me/rcuRy >316 Park < Poor*! Itorni o i Tnor Aefnoat Slick ay Slnnaa Club w a a a cmawawl a J i r x i A s v n . i .1 MAYFAIR Section, t'lifurnishe. 6 rooms, l b b.iih» (‘.ill 1194. •' W. iV< i,v»t*r-*r. V-v i* # Annl* Olklar ll’illrrr A rrl • nd« Mllllnnslr* Ira llrtl A Rserit :"lh Canturr r* t SkoV ll Ue|.<eii Rtpori . I.si* Rherr .Vais a A- Pn. w m s rmarwma. a BALL R EA LTY Reg. B id Estate Broker E. Deaglu. Ruby E. Willi e ■vWCi p ic k e d "* It** fcTVCI fVATllUt* Ural E*inle ♦ Insurance Mr« t/iiirim- Messenger, A**oc. 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. I U—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL ** U P A C H A ieA CTEF© O F P T U B 1 LA ST B U S Alexander A Stringer fohn W illlami In*. Agency House In Lak< HOTPOINT Automatic Dish Wash 3-BEDROOM 417 ftae/ord AUeatie Bank Mary. No down payment. Re* *r, like naw. *120 Ian than coit, Pfceaa *4 value. reduced to *6,900 Phone U14-M 14Ygiifv - is ' s a - u tm Robert A. Williams. Realtor P o llcyW d ert lb BETTEfeCO ^ Wellborn C. Phillips, JrSince 1949. Sanford's Leading Builder of taomai for over 1.500 people, Sales Office: Little Venice In Loch Arbor. PHONE ISM uy jour furniture at Berry's WarchouM Furn., Co., at Ml W. I ll SL All nillonally sdy, h ^ altura at warehouse prlceg. AINTipO . AND available al reasonable prices with the heal financing A • with minimum down-pay­ ments. [J w : IT S TRUE !! I HOTALOY DOES IT! ! Yo u ' v e t w i s t e d f M V A R M ------I G U E S S COMPLETE Kith all the features you hav* dreamed about such as minted General Elerlrle appinners and colored plumbing fixtures. efficiency \pl 17 92 Phone 133ft FlIRN -mil li city limits. 241■«m tier la ml GIRL OR WOMAN — full CONCRETE time, ytmr ’rnmtil work. Ready Mixed iloncreie. Concrete ROBSON Sporting Gimth Apply in peraon. LAL’N- Blt-ck, Sand, Gravel, Cement Evlnruda Sales A Service Concrete Plpa to Meat All Quail At E. 1st St. I’lmne 99ft DROMATT. F o o d m a r t ficatlons. Bldg., 10fi E. 25th St. Sh«rm«n Concrete Pipe Co. • —4IOTORCYCLK8-RICYCI.EB — O W *« A S L Q M & A S A L O I S W IT H i 1 U - •O U CH ‘ J RED l-MIX CONKRFTK Miracle Concrete Cn. .'ion Elm Ave. By STANLEY STATE DISTRIB �IfV I vrr mmm * *■:}fftyf . 'jrfci* . *; < ■■'..••'♦'"..c;'..:-'. ; V’.--;.‘tl •' v u S ; j T/ ■-■■ ; •" j ; . .j • * or EDVCATWNAL TT STATION Begin Training Baby Early Says Dr. John Young LOS ANGELES 'Ji-The quicker yoti eUrl training bablet the bet­ ter. »»y* Dr. John G. young, because at two ruonirm they have brain* enough to cry tor attention a* well at for fooJ. • "Stnca children start crying for dividend* at the age of 8 week*," laid the chief of itaff at Trias Children’* Hospital, Dalla*. "their education can't atari too early." Usually theie dividend* are the altenllon of them other, he told the College of Medical Evangelists convention yailerday. Mother* constantly vary their . . . — ■motluual attitudes during th* day- and this can mix up tba baby, ho said, adding: "Children can get away with al­ most anything early In the day, but thaf isn't true at 3 p.m., when many homes lend lo go to pot emo­ tionally. Children may not under­ stand a father ,whn plays wllh them before breakfast but is too tired to play with than* at night." n m 'p»w s • vt‘ iifi ••• IIOH1 NIW RAOAS STATIONS form a 1.800-mll* chain from Florida to St. Lucia for tracking tests of America's newest long-range missiles. The Defense Department has announced that the station* will be completed In a few week*. The mis­ sile* will travtl over th* stations but can be controUed for landing at any point or destruction In tha air. Actually the chain axtends to the Island of St. Htlana (not shown on map). rueUM&RY O U K U S T , Tha 53rd annual Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta will b« held on John Pa glial of Mexico and Hir- § O-.odaga Lake, near Syracuse, N. old Romney of Cuba aro member! of Yale's varsity fencing squad. Y. on June 18. ™ . *rare T. •" " _ . '. . '" i :-iL* ll.,. a Ifmi.a ttoellwi. received the vUUore • et the IIFUII White House portico. ■M M , ■A■J W ■■ ' _ ' ■’ __________ . Be Appointed Bv Governor ( fASSEE igv—A flve-mcmn»*'commllloo will be an 'gone bv flnv, Cnltln* lo intnry nf slsle-mshej sub­ rind and make r«c*tntm»n. for preservation of Plor, waterfront beauty, llln* wm aiilhorlted by the ClKttjitl to make annnlnlmenti alluried "Increased concern Itiiens about filling and ” : governor asked eablnrf firs to submit name* nf per. they believed qualified to on th* 'committee, lot of peopla are afrisj the at beauty Is going lo he de­ ed by unplanned amt Imlls(hate dredging and filling." Hid. ma I* n tceiiv y but si rhe time tome advantage has taken by private owners and Unsound practice* havo ocgovernor sikl the commit. ;|ll be flnamjed bk the Rfate 'real Improvement Fund and have authority to hire an aide) vo It technic*^ assistance, p . *■----- - titown Boasts Lafge Sunday School Attendance H FOTTSTOWN. Ta. ,'R-Wben It comes to Sunday Schcml attendonce there's no place like Polls(own. Ji|U leek it this-reror.t: A llien F Meal has attended (tnflay, School it . q t . - T f le r.'d ((Ujeran church hero fnr 43 |iy*—without mining a Sunday —i I.34A (if them. Ills wife is In Bordlnd year Without a miss, add Ihtoe Inf the Mest**' five children hgv* gtUndsnce marks of between 88* 40d 23 years, W F.qianuel Lutheran ehurfh lit have a rounle nf regulars too. Mary A, Merli ip the naif tin fiM, ml»*od only me Spnattd Mill Amelia Jillnk has «w« been absent from Sunday •ghqel pnee in half a cenlury. ^Att this wai announrnd yeslrrik^sin answer le a recent Moteft}- George W Me|)»nlel nf f. Ter. MeDsniel claimed allonnl Sunday School atFsRdlnee title on the bails of his t t ,"tjulnterrunted years—not even H'FoJUtewn'i league, ----------------------f Beard, track coach at the llty of Florida competed o New York Athletic Club loor meet* fur five ytar* tly b i t one race. Qualtiy. M E A T S BA KE-RITE 3 SHORTENING T J BARGAIN (LIMIT 1 WITH FOOD ORDER) FRESH BOSTON BUTT W H ILE T H E Y LA ST PORK ROAST 1 O. HANDY HOME PIECK (WE DIDN’T GET ALL WE ORDERED) ONE TO A CUSTOMER — W HILE THEY LAST ■’GOOD EATIN*’ BONELESS ONI OF THI FOUR giant beacons which will be Installed atop the Empire Htsla Dulldlng In New York ti hoisted Into petition on ths 80th Door. The n*w lights, Which engineer* say will be seen fora radius of 300 mites, will ba 1.002 feet above the street. They are expected to be ready for Easter Sunday, f/ntcrnallonalf SIMPLIFIED GOVERNMENT RICHMOND. Va. tg» - The Vir­ ginia Wains Control Hoard sent notice aftrr notice to ihe town ofj NtwcaMle (pop. ltd) aiking for■ Its plans for pollution abalumcnt.j Nli answer..Finally the hoard sum-, mpnod the town's rcpiesentalivcs to a hearing. f'Thc first we heard of this hear­ ing," said Thurman Britts, commoliwcallh's attorney for Craig, the county In width Newcastle I" situated, "was a ptnry In the' newspapers." Ho added Hint the notices went to the mayor an.1 "when the mayor grts a letter he puts it In hU pocket and forgets I' " "1 admire Hie simplicity nf Tour government," a»td Ross Walkerboard member, "but I must Inslit aomtono pay more attention to keeping In touch wllh the board," FUND RAISING DRIVE , ■SARASOTA ifv—Florida Repub­ lican* will kick off a fund railing drive for the 1858 campaign with n $Y) a plate dinner here March W, The speaker will be Leonard Hall, UOP chairman. FRO ZEN SPECIALS PJLLSBUItVS OR GOLD MEDAL SWANSONS CHICKEN Pot 3 TURKEY LYKE3 FOR HEEE r . FREN CH FRIES CLEANER PINT VEf.DA ICE CREAM eU "GOOD BATIN’* Si cube STEAK 9 9 'c ib 6 9 c m ma B A ( I O N - 3 :3 ‘ 2 ,k529c Cake Rolls 3 9 9‘ HAMBURGER t p Limas 2^* 29c PICNIC H iA M S 2 9‘ SKAimoOK FARMS ZI2RO STEW ■•GOOD EATIN” (REG. 40c) LYKES SUCAR CURED 25‘ KING COLE GREEN WHITE HEftSHEY’S SUGAR 5 -FRESH FISHKINGMACKERAL STEAKS *45c PRODUCE 1 VANILLA \ l b . G R O U PER FILLETS 59c * 1c (CABBAGE - 3c WAFERS 3 * yi- -V .j,(*.t ' 1 * 1 i h . M PUSS-N-BOOTS £b1 S SAPPLES 2 - 29c CHEESE LOAF CAT FOOD 21 2 CELERY (WITH 15 00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER) SUNSHINE 12-OI. ItOK * FKESIl LOCAL BORDEN’S * LOAF CRISP LOCAL 2 a» 27* '• r f PAAS EGG DYE Pk«- {St STALKS DUTCH MAID FIG BARS Si* Relief Service*—W.C.W.C, post kJ*'feSE&!&iSS.SE WALDORF T O IL E T ONLY 2 Ih. Bog MIKUHf REGULAR CARTON OF FOR PURE SH O PPIN G PLEASURE GREENGIANT m MIAMI lit—Deputy theritti ytsten!ay arrested a man who they sa>d was tha "biggest botta op­ erator In South Dade County," The man, Fred Chapman, was charged with conducting gad op­ erating • lottery and eoniptraey to violata the lottery gambling ^ laws. " Deputy Shat Iff George McMIiUn said Chapman "must have been clearing between 83.000 and 810,000 each week" on tha operation. Ha said the officers found evident* that bollta recalpts had been burned recently near a trash can lr\ the Chapman backyard. ^ « mu ■ » BOUTA OPIIATMI A tS S R lB e«Ai5*» > w rm AMAULT MIAMI UR—A University of Mi­ ami freshman was charged with aggravated assault today and held under Sl.OOtf'bond after he was accured of slugging » liquor store clerk with a blackjack while look­ ing for "odd bottle*" for a colletRon. Witte D Brady. M. was taken Into custody by Ueputie] Robert Schartau and W. J. Seward who quoted the youth at saying he didn't know why he slueged Paul Danopulot and that lie did not In­ tend lo rob the store. TAMPA jv—Mayor Curtis Hums ha* Invited city and county offi­ cial* In a seven-county arA to meet hero March 23 to discuss possible establishment of an edu­ cational television station. Counties Involved are Polk, Man­ atee, Ssrasota, Pinellas. Paico, Hernando and Hillsborough. —■ I •• . clot In Auitrle, a repllch of th# **ei fugcti. Father 8clmeld«r, erlgtnal CANS PA B ^ AYE. AT 25th STREET TISSUE 2 w 15 �V h h k ■ ■ ! ■ • '-m m . 3 P ^ . -|> . ' ’S ’u / s . « mmmm*— — '4 ^ v.w ~ <tot -----9?~rr'7*y>v,: :■ ' ‘. f V; ' • ; ■') 1 In Sanford Shop and . Save IferaQi Weather Partly eloudy with u | turning cooler today, pertly eloudr end colder taalght, PHday generelly fair ehd cold. * AN rX D EPEN TW N T DAILY N E fT H PA PIII V O I J ’ME XLVfll No. Aanodated Pres* I-ianad Wire — S A N T O R D ^ F L ^ R lD ^ ^ J f c ^ lS D A Y ^ M A n C ^ ^ J M A ^ Eei.l.-iiK io IdW < ;Be* Large Crowd Expected Rites S ix -L a n e Naval Officer % Drowns In Lake fatigue, in all probability, con­ tributed to the accidental drounin; Dedication Of DAY Hhi20’'" "Heavy !,miAttack o,nc'rTrain*' M to the0 ms Unit at- thr Sanford -Naval Air Station, at Lake Mary late joierday afternoon. | Home Set Saturday Auxiliary Dttween five an] five-thirty yes­ terday afternoon, Ensign James Stokea fell from his skits as he Afternoon At 4 .|i!ed from a crouched position t Cdr. Thomas Deans Mrs. Johns Public Schools (£ L Week Proclaimed Assumes New Duly To CutRibbon At Naval Station Throughout State 'Final plana have been completed quickly yesterday and despite effor tin dedication Saturday after- farts to keep him afloat went down soon of the no* Seminole County and drowned. DAY home on tT-i; Time for the The accidental drowning occurdedication of the Chapter home has red in fmnt of the horn* of Lt. .fvHi been set fqr 4 o'clock. William Edwards on Lake Mary Invocation, tail officials ol the "ho is also attached to the IIm u -Joial DAY Chaptir, will be, given Attack Training Unit a? the luca: Mrs. Charlta Johns, wif* of Tjy Waller Heath of Tampa, Stale Navy Air Station 1lA- *»■ former Governor and Senator Public Schools Week hai beta . Commander Thomas C. Deans, DAY Chaplain Ll Harry Griffin, a fellow officer! Charlie Johns, will cut the ribbon *USff, has aisum.'d ditty as Ad­ that will officially oprn the proclaimed throughout Florida la Mayor F. D Scotr will extend who was helping Ensign Stokes get the.welcome with the introduction on hts skits noticed that Stokes ministration Offlrrr, of .Sanford French Avrnue Six-Lane Through- Masonic Lodges by noy T. LonL of city ami county officials as well "as having iroubtr and called his Naval Auxiliary Air Sialion, suc­ way, lomorruw afternoon at 4 Grand Masler of the Most Wor­ as Dr.lrict and Stale DAY officials wife to summon the Sanford Eire shipful Grand loidgo F It AM of ceeding I-edr It. (n) Little, USN, o'clock. By Senator Douglas Stenstroin. Department and rhelr pulmotor. Florida, Tho dedication and ribbon cut­ who Is now aerving wllh IIATU, Chapter Service Officer. Ensign Stokes was not an exIn h'.s (irnrlamatlnn, received ting ceremonies, expected to be under Instruction. Jamu McLaughlin, Past Stair pcricnei'J akiler and was attemptnilmded hy one of Ihe Inrgeat In Sanford today and announced lie is Ihe son of Mrv. Mary crowds ever a-scmhlrd In San- locally, l/ird said, "The greatest Commander of ih# DAY. of Day* ln* 1(1 lt'»rn the water .porl at ihc ,w'ona Beach will also addrrss the *»»"' of his accidental drowning Decs Deans, nf Black Mountain, foul, mil hr held In front of sourre of assurance for the futur« "erovvi experlcd lo attend ihe dedi- Ills holy was recovered shortly j Seminole High School where a of the American way nf ]if« |g I N. r. public schools system, where­ cation program after in o'clock last night follow. Before reporting aboard NAAS, complete view of tho tmplete nur in our .ynulh becomb familiar Dedication of the home will be m* ahout four hours of drugging CDIt. Dean.* was asalaned lo | Pr°i°c* l'» , ' en* with the magnificent history ol by Captain Robert W. Jackson, operations to ihe lake. Patrol Sqd. IS. it NAS, JacksonA motorcade rallying tho digCommanding Officer of the San- Stokes was skiing behind a boat THIS MAS FRENCH AVENUE 30 years ago, Nwl* lb* pasture nn Ihr right where thr Sanford Stale ville. Fla, During the Squadrons nitnrirs and officials to the men and events which has* made nur Republic th* moil ford Naval Auxiliary Air Sialion operated by Lt. Edwards when the Farmer* .Market Is now totaled. At the lop nf lh» hill whnr tha car it «crn i« thr present Semtnola deployment In Keflamk, Irelsnd. French A*e. dedication and rib­ powerful, respecled and favorad The new DAY Home Is built on accident occurred Edwards Jump- High School location. and Port Ljautey, French Mo-j bon cutting site will form at the country th* world has known.** property given ihe chapter by Ihe rd from the boat and attempted to mere, North Africa, he advanced Mayfair Inn tomorrowr afternoon He said, "The public school* City of Sanford. It is of concrete keep Stokes afloat, lo Executive Officer, then In the *l 3 :lfi. provide th* tools of tmowledg* block construction with Icrrario tile The young Naval Officer la turpositions nf Operations, and Tram James A. Wright, rhairman ef which will equip nur young men *floors. Thr large general meeting vivrd hv his wiff Ann and his parmg Officer. the Seminole County Chamber of and women lo become ronslntewrnom ii M by to feet The building mb, Mr. and Mrs. E. (i. Stokes A veteran nf IT years of Naval Commerce Dedication Ceremony liv* and responsible rltlteni ill also Includes a kitchen, and rest of Kenhridge, Va. Service as an enllvted man, and and llampiet Committee will serve this land nf freedom." rooms for ladies and men. They made their home in SanOffice/, UDn. Deans rnmmis- »' Mflslri of Ceremonies at Ihe In announcing th* pmclgma* Many local firms and Individuals. ,or<| at *202 .South Park Ave. sioned the first Mobile Tlase llos- historic r- cut. tlnn tn th* Masonic lodges of who will be honored af a later--------— ----------French Avenue, tomorrow, will of planning, procuring, buying pita!. Before entering elimination | ,\ band concert hy the Seminole Florida laird said, "we havo a matting, assisted in thr construc­ Training at Naval Reserve nigi, School band will ho heaid great responsibility In maintain stand as a memorial tn men who . and spending, and finally that of Flight Rase, Squantum. Mass,, he work­ follow log which tlie invocation and ndvance the ldeali.-antl tion of the home, local DAY olfi- Navy Ca^iolic Men have tolled and struggled fo r; negotiation and approval, An appeal wax made today for ed as O. ft Technician In the will he offered hy Charles I,. Am- standards which mtr peopla have volunteers to alay with Earl Cash. n much needed Improvement for | ||nw did Frenrh Avenue get Operating room of Mobile Basei0|,|, Hove General rha|ilaln at the Saqford Naval come tn expect nf Ihclr JubllO The Seminnie County Chapter Will t now confined lo Seminole Memur- their community and its citlacne. It* name I Many have asked that Hospital Nn, I. with the recent ,\|r station, schools. We must contlmt*' th* Commander G. L. Muffler hat ex ^ Many took perl in the long bout« >question. Chief nf the Bureau of Atedh-inr Tim welcome tn visitors ond h.uMing of new etaairoam* is jVj 1 *1 ' tU ir,n * ' ,h " ^tended an invitation lo (he public Communion Sunday 1,1 ''"'p1 n« , m l ., ~ " " // I| nn morning hnuri. In th* early day. of the eet- and Surgery. Rear Admiral La- eltiinn will he extended hy Ma- arroinodat* *ur rapidly gr mo atiend the dedication and also Tbf Cxthollr mm of thr -'ss*ntlinj of « community along tha mnnl Pugh, USN. * T'’" *n' " " serording lo Ihe, 0 1 V - . - - A I J W* - mjiat (ynr F. 1*. Sr-oll with. Represente- population. the fi'Ji fry at 3 o'clock which will - f f "^*Mnhom Btr*r; whlrh w( po# ' Cdr. Dean* ferefved hit cnm-|ilve Mml N , Cleveland Jr. Intro, abraast of new met hod a, whig ’be held at the Tarmac* Auction kflfHy as Sanford, two men eama, million as Enilin, USN.'In Jan. during thw dlsilngulihed guests will lus helpful in continuing tit* Market. * t ^ yr ai? .*rch-i n v V ,hf M all Hours. if# f one a Geiiciiil tli* other a Doctor, IMl, at NAB, Jacksonville. Fla., who "Ml attend th# nfliiir. vilellly nf our public schooll, W* Many City and County offtrials SouJ« tsthohe t Hiirrh In Hanford Cash was Injured In f divine K f ^ l n a f C l / l C l l and they weVa fglendi, Sipce being fnmmixsinnrd, he has Speakers will- b« Introduced by must encourage Increasing num­ will he on hand for the opening of A Navv bus will If.ivy NAAS al arridrnt approximately a tp*nth bers nf loyal, able, qualified Th* General founded th# eont- served In Vailnua Squadrons Senator Dougina filenitrnm, Sanford's first veterans owned n' ’.n prnvidin; transport at mn fn* ago whichiWfft him in a romp;) c mimlly whlrli was later named aboard Ship, and at Naval Air Tim .peekn* lo hr heard at tlm men and women to idopt tenchpersonnel Ip. and from, the nv* ly paralyred ronditien home. after him. Th# Ptrtnr ram. b»ra SI a t ion v. As a pilot stationed dedication tomorrow afternoon log as a lifetime career. We mint Ms si. llnwetcr, it is repnrlfd that he from Orange City where he h..d wllh Squadron’i APIt lllt, and Hl* f,„nmr Cnveumr and -SisMt ke-p our public achooli free of The front rows of th* Church is improving m *iitle of hem large grove holdings. \ p n - n r , he jvartlclpatel In s#n,i„ r rhmlle E. J-ihne of auhreraiv* literature, text book* will be re.'-rved for the ernun paralsml from hi* nerk down ami .limit ail teachers whni* Twin brothers, horn in northern1 Genera! H. S. Sanford namod "O peration Ori ads,'* ntie uh'ch will form outside in Dress and that some life is returning tCnnllnurd on Pate 3 ) beliefs ar* contrary to th* Ameri­ Ireland, and who rune lo this th* avenue after fir. s#th Freni'k Alomm Bomb ¥1 i t Bikini Blue Uniform, and march m to ihe paralyred a reals can Way nf Life." rnunlrv In 11*00, viaitr.1 in Sanfntd who had on horseback, and with Atoll.) Immediately fier Dip ogoo The problem with the family recently. rublle Fchnols We*k wfl| b* , * «wmd, hacked a rath from the Among hit dacoraflnns Cdr now Is In have someone slay M»vs a l«-ht breakfast will be observed March II through lf«. . The * 2 ->car-old Iwlns appearing !?.| , . nC hi,l wher# ftemlnoe Deans has the Japanese Occupa­ with him (mm 12 midnight until served in the Parrish Annex. half their age and active enough to High School I. lerated down ta tion Medal, Ihe European African In rnnnrciion Willi the General ,nnrnmk. river making a hrid la path Middle Eastern Area, and the Coni tn union. F^ih"r Rlcharil1 Volunteora can call Mrs. Earl he much younger spent their lime the end road which he lined with Asiatic-Pacific Area Medal. remmisriiig during the visit at the a at Lyons. Pastor of Ptr All Soul's 'r,lclr h,m’# -lately oaks lesultlng In his prohome of one of the htolhcn on pe'iy French Ave. lie Is,married In the former Arthur I, Dnr.ier, Superinten­ Catholic Church said: "Sanford 111! South Nfing named "Tho Oak*". r ----- - i . I. . ■i^L -Lmm —I A high wind, In Oie neighborhood Magnolia Ave. dent of the Marianna Industrial h fortunale In many w avi for Dr. Seth French was a respect­ Mui Dorothy Rnthermel of Jack­ of .v.Amiles per hour, was exported having (he Naval* Air .Station sonville. Fla. They have two rhilIt I fully and hi* I " in brother e.( surgeon in th* Civil War He School fnr hov«, «ax tho principle Fire tDepartment Hugh S Cully will celebrate thnr was the son of F.sekJal and ftaiiy I r*rcn' Ooro,h^ Mitchell, ta, and to hi* Sanford eatlv this afternoon, J | sneaker at the Sanford Klwanis near hr. it m ight, surpri-e some ^Cliili luncheon meeting yesterday. that one of Iheve wavs is dcfia O b t a i . l S New TrUCN*S2,,f| hitlliday June I. Cha,e French who were defended Anderson, 5. They will full .wing a path that it had taken during the morning lely the fine religious spirit He tod Ihe o’erflnwing Yachi Hugh S. Cully was superintend-' f r",r> (erulllej that came to Am,n S*nford. W e ln e td iy w»a a busy and However, at 11:30 today «trrl* Club ittndanre that "We. at the demonstraled by Navv men hrrr i/ enl nf the Masonic Temple In East ' rtc* *" 1 * 74-40 and settled Ip had not reached g-ilw fore* and eehaol, owe a tire* debt of yr. H- in Sanford. We at All Souls ra-» proud dav for the le»ngw(-"d Volun­ Orange, N. J for 41 years «nJI ''•••■'ntiiotta. th. mnther «t DUO r LEADS INNOCENT ly did not exceed probably a 2(1 mite An early morning fir* *t Fault • ' tude to ihe Ktu inii Clubs of FI- r- vouch (or this In all sincerity, teer Firemen (.« '• wears a 50-year Masonic emblem £ K,,rV*»* horn TAMPA i*v—J. Adams Rrure and per hour rate tda for the service they ha r berau-e uy ha>e seen llie ir rnn-1 piirrh,i*eri tn f i rk arris* >. the Diug More on dowumwn East Ftnl . j i i i n n j " .- iIlihlsnn i iriiaiiii pleaded a i i p 1 tnnnreii! Harry W It r. Cully, living in ii«irill*in Sanford <*t at I* Arcne.llng tn Florida Power and St. did little damage other thin rendered in their Marianna Plan • Isiently regular allendanie at firemen held a barbecue last No, ......... . V lived in "* " " ' V '1 hl* rnfmentaer In , * „ , rd,v federal r 1200 Magnolia Ave. ha barges nf •cru ras, and have been helped vrniher In raise funds for the purp rn fa m " Ti ;ht,during ^ n™ tlmT morning, a M mile from water flooding Through th* kam . to dn ...- ............. defraud and here Sanford for th* past se mttrh hy their energetic. chase of an auxiliary truck, • Deitnoueney His been much tn very ■ V. . lie was formerly s *_ ij Iconvplrlng to defraud with false ro-operation in all Pariah a ffa iri. They wore thrn atdr in gel a per hour wind moved Into I'aUlka cnlir* itor*. mechanic with ^VH .u .^ l'n 't ' m Y iX I ' m «h* old Ihe rows. Dealer sattl, m the ev Th* blare was reported thoftly bills of lading. ll,c General Electric t orp lint, he Sl u B rM „ A r.d *m v p(„ . ' nr lil:25 am. with IHr thermome lent that xuhcnmmiiera of the tf. • b * 1 l* " ’-v *r .ire looking for Navy Mirplua fire Iruvk that will *1 R Senate have hen making itu- • ward In Ihe General Communion men their nrcil- ami give exit-nil irtn e ii. Hr s*>>, It wont in- long «,|*n, nn,| |*te r, In l * t J , atlen-led Brure was president of nrorr's (cr dropping frmn 7il degrees to 32 hrlnre 4 o'elock when Ih* Sanford Police Department nohfled th* nf Calholle Navy ,Mrn ai All Souls ed pruirt'llnn In Ihnr district, The im lil I will he wearing one a ll hove th* r« ti!# |t,n, V I. Medical Cn|- Juices and lliidinn nf Is* Termi­ In one hnur'i time. dies nf ihe situatlnn In lr»v hnur. in Iher wind Earl Laiist, tb»l iter w** fire truck has a 300 gallon tank -V) year Masonic emblems." m 1 * »q *than 11 ii an mn until, »>iiih owner, -........... . f The Florida Industrial School Catholic Church on Sunday." !*ce. g ra d u a te d I* |H «7 and lit- nals Inc. Both firms went into ........................... out nf Ihe itefas‘MVt lb* wa» made posiible hv an act of Father Lyons further stated and pump and four-wheel drive. gan HI* prartlr* nf mediein*. (bankruptcy In 1932 as a rcault of hml buffeted Deleon ftprlngs a t 1running n,. , (ha Legislature In 1I3T and the that: '.'By Judging past experi­ It will enable the firemen in fight­ After practicing medlcina In .damage suits alleging l-e* ware- the 3.3 mil* rain end was headed in First St. ildewalk. first boy vvas received at the ences of this kind, It will rertain- ing grass anil brush firrs. "Long- Benefit rTarbecue I Fire was ennlalned tn Ih*; hWF»|ifnrnl». servinr with the CoA- .house receipts were issued for tho dlrerlinn nf Sanford. ly b* an occasion tn be remem­ wood ran he very proud nf her fire school in 1900 he said. fcilei-atii Army, and in Wisconsin, Bruce’s prnducls not aciually In ( loud formations were moving1chcn of die drug store where Chief Spearheaded by Millard Da'id- bered hy all members of All department anil Fire Chief John For Local Auxiliary ti* turned lm v«'d F 's iid * and ,'Aan- itnrag* at the. time. No trial dale nu Sanford at mum and tho lent Mark N. Cleveland Sr. said thl* •on. an able boys worker and for­ Souls Parish. Welcome Navy!" _ . , , . . . fn"' because of « rheumatic rond. was it. Farpia," a rrsident staled. morning that Ihe probable Caus* per ^ t ii res was dropping rapidly. mer Boy Scout executive, a pronf th* hist* vvas "a dcfectiv* pip* Scheduled March 171 1 ,lo n jram was started in 192* to set From 1171 ta W b ha maft in the gas itove." A barbeeue (or the benefit of the ^looror,-jitions adequaie in imrt hia horn# at Orange City svhar*’ 1 The only fir* was In eviifraeh Seminole Memorial Hospital Aux­ n»4 is of the school, Dotier Immediately above the stove. How. iliary will b* given at the Elk’s h« had purchased 7,000 *cr«a, grid. rstahllahad th* community, and ever, Ihe sprinkler system, which Club no Sl. Patrick's evening. ' "Now, we have one of |h* he’ler •imaged In th* cultivation of was set off by th* heat from Hi* Marrh IT. from (l;30 until » p. m nrang»i Imluatrial Training Sctmotv to the and other eltnia fruit. Members of the Elk's Club wilt blare, flooded the entire »tnr* from Itatlon." the Marianna School gup. Dr. Seth Francb was elected prepar# the food w-hlch will br Senator and as a result establish­ front to hack and (tamazed part of arlnlendent told thr Sanford Kifurnished by (hr Hospital auxili­ 'd the Florida Bureau of Immi­ the stnrk store! In Hi* rrar nf th* wanis Cltlb members and guevis. ary with the following member* gration. the flr-t in the south building. "At the present time " Doner assisting: Mrs F. E. Roumlllst. after the war, nf whirls he wai Mr* Karl Tauvl laid that ih* revested, "we have th* lari*ii chairman'nf Ih* Auxiliary Finanre commissioner. ge’ie^l of Ha ly pf In the United and Mr. Faust did not leave thl Committee; Mri. J. E Iftgglns. itmr until after midnight and al x 8 ‘al*v wllh Jen enrolled at lit Dr. and Mr*. French raisad enrhalrman: and rnmmlle# m»m that time them was no evl.lene* of jJKgbrcJute rrovided egrwedy thre* children, Adele, th* wif* hers Mrs. John Bchirard Jr., Mrs * "Almost without exception," con­ fire and all gat connection* had E If. Lnney. Mrs. A. B. Peterson of Edw ard T. Lane of Anderson., cluded Holier, "'he hoys who t ' j Ind. Ifatti*, wif* of William F. been cloM-d. Mrs. Franci* E. Roiimlllil Jr tand I'-e Marianna tmluhlrial I.eavltt of Ranfnrd, and A. V. Fire alto damaged a wat*f Mrs. H. B. Pope, and Mri J. E School for Bo)» knove thev arc French nf flanfnrd, healer located next to th* itov* la Gradlck. ljco:fl!ed from being there.’* the kitchen area. • D’ller wea Inlrodttced to Ihr Damage IrcoieiVd by Insurane*, Ti f t 7 " r " 's r " 1 ...........DA .- r::'" ? .Ssnford Kiwrnls Club hv Floyd according lo owner* of th* down­ i l ' K C ,u: K * » : i r rr Do’mcc, r.'talrman nf the chib’s town diti2 store, i'Marlitnpa Plan” Committee, ■i i(I'r.i wiV^^SnsibrTor 'lln ^ ««!"► lish. Ha began poor, was not fartiekrls, either by purcha-tng thorn orrd by influential friends hit h? rtNANcr.n in poor c ond mow ^proup Completes or selling them lo * friend. hui'l un * name for integrity, TAI.MHASSEE .r - Bradford Additional tirkbta will he avail- and hkl'l aa a phvsidtan'th»l wR] County finance! have been report* . r ’^ns For Barbecue rbie nn Saturday morning at ta­ endure. HI* Ilf# show* what even ed in poor condition In a slat* bles which will he placed on First a poor boy ean at lain in thl* free Pl#"i have been complet'd for, audit although improvement In ftSt. from * a. m lo IX noon. F - Dqitv Roots Rldmr Assoel*land. nandal management line* A » t * i A limited numbar of ticket! will t'*n BarbeeU* to be he'd Sunday Living relatives ef Dr. Seth vloti* audit waa nnled. be on'hand- Mr*. floumiUat said French ..........Include: .. ^ ^J. ^E. Terf'irc h 11 at Ihi Sinfnrd FarmerMr*. ' ‘Operation! reflected n ce ■A"c*ion ft*rket on Highway 1T-W Jhla morning, so anyon* desiring w'llltgef, Br,, Banford; j. E, Terent program of deficit final •o'th of Sanford " <rt wjijejer J r , Banford; 51ra, F-UIhelr ticket* whit* they art on gene Terwilleger Cheatar, Pa.; Thera wera Iniuffldenf res«*K*4 *r*-' itrvlnr of barhecue will he tale Saturday. in th* genarat fund to pa/ an f g'.ertcd at noon John Terwillager. Marietta, Ga.; root bill! Sept, M. 1133, - At 1 o'clock Sundgv afternoon Mri. P. R. Stephenson, Sanford: waa necanary t* carry d*ii th* gr«na dlrfcUy back of th* W. A. Leavitt, Waycroti, Ga.; aubiuntlal number ad vo ADDITIONAL LQpAL NEWS trlc t *hft* *U1 ba gam** op Mri. France* Leavitt HaymtfL into th* MU focal jru%" U-YEAX-OLD TWINS. B. F. JCU Y Hugh *. and MUa Harriett T. Ha yma* ON PAGE n > E E la *0l4t*V/ tflvlUd- odiit with each ether la l u l l 4* * 1 4 , t 5^ ' . a n te d . r — -i. ; * a K « i Volunteers Sought French. To Stay With Man /s /a m e c / Bound To Hospital £-% eVa» Avenue Is After Doctor M-fMfcOld ■ ls*m- Brothers Visit • Sanford Recently ,Head 01 Marianna Industrial School Speaks Al Meet High Wind Expected In Sanford Today Early Morning Fire t t Sees Lillie Damage*, Water Floods Store z" t X !lzPWjKLiu.\JVihh AS ft ; 1 � 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 07, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 07, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 07, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/442d00671b14e6ab56a26e62d622a8c2.pdf 179e9050c05679abf029cc790691895a PDF Text Text V/iM ,v' f ■V piscusslons Fpr Prodiic^ M ark e fc Mariooer* C o n fa N a i .. . 1 * ... • — 1 Secretaries Need Good Mend Care; F / Also File C le rk s F Hind c a n Involve* f small Inftm w S fa *?r«: re r; "Imtiortenl and. f»r reaching, vestment-in tlm*. money, or both. J, t ■Jnveini* 4.«ert ■from |~ “ -*■ ' iir< ? * --0 (» !» .-'* *n«. -9* “ fu/^*'an4'from^fkiii* XrtiiU bnd VeyoUbl**- Fresh from, luxury ofttn' neglect their hands. |{ Farmer’* Level to Tletall Le**l'!| ’leaving tril-lal* imprint* uf their * \ rir.iter* were, obfglii. 'Market Manager* Problem*' * ciatlnt assisted by lh« Rev.' An­ carelessness. cl Wholesale and Jletall'i 'Ktat* and gus Mrinnl* of Sanford. -. Nolle* th* typist: She'* likely *' 't#-. ;ity - Owned and Onrrated Mar-j * Mr. Turley m sird away h H'mv ff y / to have broken nails You cart $ 7^ ltD. Ha MW S l M W )'n*ton W. Va. aO#r a iqng illJudgd.Hoi/**hpldei* reporud'thl* ■nmetinies tell * file clcrlt by hsr ' ' . . t k 4 it debt Of Ha was a former r#sld*nt morning that II children 'rcpari«J * Vrf- /'.V if el 1 J 1 hang notla. Faetnry work 1* likely nen. "j (Wando. it offlclalt wji* W * to him. dur.nj like month while of and Elder of 1h# First 2/ to keep a worker'* Hand* and nails Prrsbylerlan Churoh’ «f Oriindn. n^ r <•*' * on proliUoh. • ' t!on of tha National Ataociatlon edge<J In black, too, These hand and a member nf the N. P. Yowril ’K*mp*on, .of Qna child, th* judgf. ccltj.- Va* af Produce Market . Manager* mark* art more than occupational, Bible g Class nf that church. H# AupiUgry Air placed Into (tie ear* or Mother convening at the Hie*’ llotrl in t i p however, and do not impreva wi'h was » retired from iht Charleston vtkmah gbrtian Wilma (o be. under Court idpcfJ Houston, T*xa», March 6-7," ac­ time. T i i i r Trrnsit Co. program Mid- v1*1op for m . indcNnitp. tinea,. cording to L. H. Uwl*. Director , ^ u jy | If a girl i* doomed to D .-!ttT« .•V itd! Besides Jtn. Stln?, hr Is iurof Florida Stale Farmers Mar/ A On* e*to .coming beiort’. Uje -nailr, naturally they 111 bicak-at a vj %0 vlvrd bv one, riauthter, ‘71ra. M. hits, who. plane, to attend tha .Jfk E*a. JuvaoUa 1 m typewriter. But If .ho rouigiiues | p F. Frailad if -Ashland, Ky., aad to w .', iavolyedlajfliw M l meeting accompanied hy R. B. that they map of/ whan typing or two lv grandson*. daughter pf ggrfnf.. Ily tn g ^ an Alvarer, Assistant pirector, M pulling up a girdle, and kaap* A Vlce-Fretldent and Cbairmhn Active Pallbearer* were: j . Gor­ adjacent county .wKo-allowed ihrir ^17 j them short and rounded, ahu ll not don Hart, Dr. R.‘A Crandall, E. of the Research Policy and child to. coma, to Sanford Ur.:word haVa Uto ptubltnu fbr.avttif tcaion' P. p Levin, Dr.1H. ft, EthlauL and bteiute ah* W o o l to Ittind Activity CprrtmltWe In the Nalloiif though, theta girl* are addicted w a| Atioelatloh, UwU »Ul«d,-'*Tna Walter Parr to long pointed /ingar nail* in objective of thla Association U PLANNING TUB FAMILY1 LIFE INFTJTUTB *t am eetln t yetjerday at Seminole High Honorary Pallbearara warn the various degree* of lingth, tha re- -Elders of th* Flrat Preabytariaa (loft to right, front) Mra. R. W. Will lam*.’-Dr. Robert J. Schmidt, Mts, W. E. Giles. and suit of conitant breakage. Fra- qj Church of Oriando. Smith. (In Back) Walter Teague, Herold Heckanheirh. and Andy Bracken. (Staff Photok queut ouffinga, «.,• movsig* and a weekly manicure will htlp. (f Burial waa In Woodlawn Comafncgltiee of the Amaricaa: lntery. * rrcaiing llw aorvlee that Amer­ station ot tjir modem, Hangnail* often ara canted by — ican market* render to the pub­ f FldOCfeat jeftbol- ; having tha cuticle cut too clste. I lic, the producer* of marketable ■Hew-fcii —»eT .t , i* ; , Beach Beouties EDITOR'S NOTE: A little medication over a bad Jrr locker. It I* delicately «c*pt*d and now contains allsntriit, laid rood*, and tho , dUtrtbutora who Deeplte tome faltering tn Ita waa set for Uirea weeks at the Mr*, llclan Ruin Shafer, 43- died'hangnail and an adheelve itrip to ed, cut, crackad, chapptd or trri* avail thcmeelvea of market*; etUDomy, La* Vegaa lUll gogrv New Frontier at 130,000, backing at 2 o'clock Salutdey ,minting In keep it protected, ill aid healing. *d O f 1956 W ill Be to be a healing agent for scratch, promoting cooperation »nd ei out mor* |p>d to entertainer* than out mlbuiet before show lime. Bet­ If ona finger *eemt mere troublechange of Informellon between hat any place in tha Uplary af ty HutUm reportedly earned 1100,- a Broektvllle Hovpltal from In- tom* In this reaped, th* problem tiled hands. Vivid A* Confetti varlou* American market*! nit- ibow buiiiiaia, I n .a three • part 000 for Hlrea weeks at- the Desert Juries received In an automobile ro tl, rtfpaetei’ Nagro i» eerily eolved by wearing-a rub­ , iating and epoperating with other trrlet, Bob Tbomaa iturvayi tha fan. Betty Grsb|e and Harry James accident. oiitefl *waj Batur ber cover over the nail. The** may She wa* born Feb. S, 1913 in egenele* In Iha preparation and I, riiert illneii. hittory of enlcrtaUimeni I* thla warp booked Into tho Royal Nevada Karnak, Tex and made her home ba bought In itatlonery (tores. aunport of dcelrnblo legislation htrn In Soclaty Hill, modern El Dorado, analyte* tha at- $27,300 a week, but. the place at Orange Home, Fla, She former­ Factory girl* might avert their and administrative rule»i nmk- type* of liars «h« *tttreed and folded before they rouli} collect. il-arid came to Sanford for • Ing recommendation regarding ly lived in Sanford. problem by wearing ona of .tha go, whera kg flrat- wa* Of the four hotels that opened fall there and review* the p#*ri* Wonder E u le r research ‘ riudiaa and mh«r ac'iv protedlv# cream* before »tabling Mr*. Shafer i* survived hy In 1933, two (Royal Nevada' and It's* btneflrlal to marketing! and Mlitlr* of achieving more reallitlc Job. Rub tha cream under A Beautiful Opitton< Moulin Rouge) are now (lark and four tIMer*: Mr*. A. H. Davi* of athom ttiy working (or the adoption and nail* too. It’ll maka It aatler P o r t r a i t photograph of Leetburg: Mr*. N. A. Harkey Sr, [ TW‘N*gr° civie iaadar and buib ona (Dune*) ia only ranting roams, practice *of hlnh mnrkat stand­ Mr*. J. E. Spear*, and Mr*. Lrola to remove dirt after th* Job la yourself or child will make ROfrnuri mid# hie ’home on Sam hiving cloud He casino and night ard). The meeting a) planned , . Dixon, all of Sanford; three don*. ford Avc. ' an Idea! Easier r repent club. promt*** to. be one of tho n.ort B# •*■' survived by his wUe. Atl working glrle should keep for friends or relativtMCj. But lop enlertalne-a fin still hrolhen: F. M. English of San ouHlend'ug .meeting* In the hi»u t l P. C. Brock and one daujh. draw fantastic salaries: Hare are ford, J. E. English nf Dsyiona^ hand cara kit In a locker or deal Jt’s ynure for onljr 89 lorv of the orgnniiatlon ! tefr Mr*. Beatrice Oor* of Atlanlume of the weekly paychecks: Beach, and G. W. English nf Gulf- if hands would be smooth. A etlff cents (a regular 8.50 reel It worth n nianager* time tapffa. where »h# woa tjw dlroetor 'brush, soap, cuticle oil, emery vnlue) if you present ad Martin and Lewis, $27,000: Maurice port. Miss. week. and elfoit to allcnd." of Dio music departmni of Pine Funeral services weir liokl at t board, nail polish and band lotion within 10 day* at our In hi* weskly report on nctlv* Un April 20. ISM. Ihn Hotel ri.avalier, S27.AOO; Frank .Sinatra, o'clock this afternoon nt llriMnn ar* Just a few High School. needed &5.000: Lana Horne. **2,500; Don­ tlivlers premiered with l-iherace s t u d i o . No appointment itie* at th* Hanford iJtatc FnrnjFuneral lervicc* will b* bold lu Funeral Home with Ibc Brv. Milton props. ald O’Connor, SW.ono; Marlene and brother George heading the rrn Market, Manager Sandy AndHifwaw.-altirnocn at 2 o'clock During the day ua# th* nail necessary.' ersori »*)'* that h* feel* "A price ,how. Their igiary: *13,000 a week. Dietrich, S20 ,000 ; Kay Starr, 223.00. It. Wyalt olllrlaltng. f i d P a u l Mlulonary Church. So you can sro that Las Vagas Burial was in Evergreen Ceme-, brush, file with th* emory board tranufunion on cabbage and celery (The hotel in publicity releases In­ docs pay off—for performer.*, at tcry. | after a session at th* work sta­ wcutd tic ptcadng lo grower*. flated this to SSO.OUO). tion, certainly before lunch. Ona The Iimrkol on ti-ese ronumiJ- There two events marked the any rate. Laurel race track will npen l(a popular hand lotion now comas 110 Magnolia A t*. (Tomorrow: Why n m r Mara 111rn line I .'niBinerf, for tbe puvl beginning and the peak nf the three wee1,*, »l low level* for gicatcnt hoiiiinta in Ibc bislory ol fall la Lai Vegas, Hew talent Is spring ni cel ing on April II. It will packaged in * trio—one for work, Sanford, Fla. run through May 3. one for handbag, on* for tha desk • beg* and crataa.. Ruriheao ehooed ..... live..................... rnleitalnment No show .place tboseaK r r-i.-TiriT - t, - -■■■ an Improveincnl tbi* week over on em-nj.noi #vcn Broadwsy In Pew bathing tolls, and skillful, with 20,133 paekuge* aiid “ ilhm roaring ' 20 .v—has so richly re inou yn|n ynj||,,j!C B Inellnn warded entertainer*. Last JenT-lfyncd look .ticn Incline of T-t,-7'-V;l0 'lw<rded Lari yesv year • Here'* VogrHM • daalgn five* a .leaT-Kg^cO. gpli.d *gR*d eriv -over Or prmiiimr ■week, '{i* “ {between II and 20 million dollars -*‘War* Hat" <* tbe kaynoli to preoitn ihert-lagRad ward ertlerflblet m lotolad B3.7f3 unite of 31, varl*!)®* « #rc r -td foe Inlenl at the night till wew lilt cotlttllcns. This *t*ma . i fhf-tfetjd toward ;|vo spread* Jo tha vvit|( # v.v'ualen of ll-i,8bJ.-3 nionj (|, glitiering Las Vefrom th# M k r b*(i htrotfui^ed In drari fnrii'ong (lad ny, *uII» fttfn rh> g« -------------------. L „ .g.r(„ , rln * * n»v->r< — ------------i_as F«Hi last- Aujuri. Thl* Spring, In­ bbvh, with rngny,' Con,el U;ef (hum* co ked) I* s )lfi ^ nol h over stead or bring tod hish-fathlon and mat thine or cnnrdlnr.icd aklre, "nftt-for;tpe," they con bo ween by ' rm iu r n I ,,' P?".'1 "> ■ « « / r 'night. Only ihe most' vialonary ajmojt everyone f i'*^ i"'W t f f cbe j T dll u ev*r Tthe ltlsUl M,r,,ern " i,fn hateI<lr|anticipated In the the . . J R P'*'1 loni n r.n '-r , liny n 1( li'ic', Il nf ,1 ,* vould , ,u.,,., v tlita tn Ihe Dit future 'to* Moit often thoro u height In L-ta i ptfic# (hi* tes'on, along wj'h vivid frtrnsd heif ihpl « » sJw around W___ y efrian,; aa in,'tho lintytinY hilt -,i, timnig the acts that played, L., . -aIM ..I* ,. _ 1,1. , ...I .,.. .1 ilva po'trd*. C » r , . —-j n> h were were Frank g rC an ld a. One wbii# it raw h»« Baneho Fran Fay and Anne vvater,. In » b'lRc nn'1 nUtl Narric »t ., ,Ma„n ... .„n.» an oyerrite crown, the lire af a trlmetiog*. OD n.„ ....t, week, cx 'n irn innings! )w p*r . _ an enlire «nmn birth Joy ciko. »nd a liny hrim a lav I,1 f „r Ivo, ,«>ry Trvue alarrina Man* HofcnblBuni Hihlafure lube pm* . if , fun l VIM, hden w|lh pink and white bios- ,1” hr • •#!( I «• i. MC(1». a garlic clt vc, n jialf dn‘ 11 *1.000. lopi*. t Hi#1. )lM)t pain about abmit tbre-Ihrc-- tn «*n't e'ovei, sente i»1#ry **’!'»1 Cttl '"'rinev, was good, aided Jjy Oa Iha oilier Hand. F'e . tailor* quaritra full and bnkr ihrtu in un<| « slibnl cntnl. Bring the he fun-seeking (, I. » at Nevada for Soring ara Brimful of Interest. % nlpderal* oven nh-ut twenty v a'-r in a bull, i .ioi.i .-mi |ba-cs during wartime. On Oct. 2t and oflch Lhocrowns arq deedrir'ln ni|nuies. sTbr c»k„ Will ■lu ‘Ilona bccf-i-nvcu-d -intd v ry temlcr. 1942, a second hotel, the Last this* hats too,'ivlnn Hie salltr a If, ,ftcr loueh’ngIt Jlghlly with The simmer nx w; i Into four Froijllrr, opened up on Ibc strip ■ hack boor* or more rn .leave plenty nf The com petition, between Die two your ringer, .tha tnp rprinpn Wide ind-Handtomt” Cool and feniQvs the tittle cakes time for Ibis p ep*ration, ’Slb-e -j.imbilns eslablfshments boosloJ for the n il hat* and front the nan* by lb* reihc Iho coi iirii lire/ and arms with prices for entertainers a bit. bul /'High, Wde and Pretty” for the method ycu us* fur a larg* puinto rnlnd and ml* daw, hut ihcro were still plcnly of acts to go arhtmd. The start of Ihe real boom can be dated Irom lOifl, when Hie MaigaVr.l: Tvunmii W illi Her Ucsi Friend gaudy Now Flamingo appeared It was operated by a man whose name La* Vegas would like lo forgel—Bug.y Slegal, The veteran LTiaC O at k i t lor a laity riaof tb# underworld and film society JT* aar, w>lli,»uu#«lont for *’f rr* —later shot In Beverly Hills in a thing from aoup l* pi*, olere* br murder never solved—flew over a the A i P Sarvlc* ror Mouemakers parcel nf celcbrlllei frnm Holly­ tor your mala meal ihli 8aa*ar, wood. The premiere show was Lhe ■erm aig. most spectacular Las Vegas had TOMATO ANP PEA BOUI'. Pul aogliat* af 10’* ounce cm h * aoup yet seen-Jimmy Duranl*. Xavier atd 1 0 ’ouoce .c** |*n»*lo aoup la Cugat's band, Rosa Marie, Tommy geftritg r*na Dilute aath with one Wonder, The big news today the Florida fanning icene Shhe big iwitch to electricity I ’ asp *it»r. Heat )uiii* belllag. Half The Thundcrhlrd appeared tn 411 M .amn* dlihaa wjlb lemua 191#, followed two yeara later by aoup, Ibeo 111 with tea :aup. Stir . . . vividly dramatized by Florida'i modem packing and pre-cooling plant*. Ihe Drsrrt Inn. Th* Skrah* and -alllkllr* to live awlrliil eCael. Sanda came In 'M2, and Ihat'a when i S ^ V ( j j |A V L o |F niowd |I , Powered by electricity, these plants are a vita! link between lhe farmer and hi* . pouna* cjoprel bail, bfli poual prices for lop stara alarted akyukaaga OMi. Ipir IH ilM ti aalt. rocketing. markets. . , another "powerful" factor in better, more profitable Florida finningt U.kutpood pepparj opdtrgoeplaa. The Hd blew off In 1P33 when K'jicsU. cup qdlr'-cuariox relied no fewer than four multi-million oa(a, which, bgve kaea rubbed be­ dollar hotel-casinos opened Iheir tween the pslwa of th* h«ndl, and -door* and one of Ihe ploncera, 'I f f cdhk Milk.- Pack lil* a l-by-A* renamed the New Frontier, was .>! 13-ineh if*» pan. Siki Id a madcompletely refurhlihed. arita pee a (or 1*4 ktufa, LH lUad life fulooiee hriora *H:lag. POPPY Liberate appear# lo have won ■UKU'NOOIH.Efl; Cook aa loune* - patkeg* broad nuodha In belling COLLEGE CELEBRATES saltig water about |J mlaulci, or 11*1 BIRTHDAY liaill leader- Praia, add 4n rup LAKELAND lil—Florida South­ . ’ilsrid Irom n ail lost gca cat uro UfUtpaeas poppy i n J. .MU' lightly ern College, one of Iht South’* old­ ' aad.arraaa* oa mwt platter. Top est Methodist institutions, today with dviriappln* allcaa at a< ilatti celebrating Its Hit birthleaf, AIPAIUUL'S. Cook tws IJday. . •Ubu* ‘ yukatea (rettn aaparagua If* Ihe annual Founder*' Week ta|bbiltpk. tailed water, following which will continue through next R atal* leiirutumi. oral* and add, Sunday, 17111 afternoon a IM-Qoat oday’s modem farmwife, besides uiing and unit perada whipped up interj Mila altarp hair*, cui a round loaf eat of iha horaafofhi in Iha. cele­ ihe familiar larger appliance!, reliea on af woui rja braid la cabaa, aat aliabration. , tag thtcvgh lot tern onitt. aland 0ne of tha big events ia th* anscares of smaller appliances, too. Toast* fair takiroon gtrjle i*lt with 1/1. nual “Leaden of Florida'* banquet • mritad W i*r #r aariariatt era, mixers, electric cooking utensils, la*tea a Ktry ihlp, foliated hr her father, Th* Friday night when Gov. Colllna D ifflWd lal* evu la broad. Baht i \ rillar*, from Mia* Tr*m«ni,1lf« tha main speaker, ---- . **n«dalary •■geiveolr" in Oeed Heuae•via with mddi. loaf Ua laat II keeptag magstlaa, wa* takeA When M i vacuum cleaners, and othor handy elec* .............Jr. Truman was President.. . MfUtSI. LH.VON. IPONOB PIBi !, );ifn Mr story Mila TrnmaB rtvrala that t her father waa relurlant lw tun omal rorrai* ^ (ifa ahMild la-nida atrip la U* fee iha ViSe-Preaidtftfy In trod, lfdd.1aad -- *h» ‘ ___________ admits lhat aha_______ was disappointed .trie helpers lighten her housework, givo .<da> tad eeoiad.) Mia ** euphugar, O. D. Farrell 310 B. Firpt who* her parly plana were caaroUad an the night of President ReaMvaJt'a , Hltbp malted hattar ar margarine, For 10 veari thla atora haa her added leisure for happier Florida UwuPjEear, tve * u r t l p , alldkup ^ conalatentiy observed tha frihw V tMmM***1/ IttaepkialkaUd, and Mlaa Truman 'r ft*a!enkgfM*t riad and fate* of tw*’ la lowing hour*! d ta t a f l r f t a h in dasaiflSSt th* day-to-day aetlvltloa of th* N i l living. ‘ iamoumaai rod cup milk. Carefully dnstl famUr aad Uo groat a£l near rreal aha mil la the Whit* Heoro. Wo*k day* • a. m. to d ill p. m. . Tirol l u n i f i whUta, beaten until Saturdaee • a, tn. to 7:M p. m. ■ MW bid i l l dry. pear late uabakag., Cliwud from 7 ill p. m. -< -g .ro k ltart.il Bald, la mpaarata Saturday uatll • a. m, Mon. 1,1 "Hear to L*»u B g 9 g S !E Spotlight On Hollywood Civic'Leader TEAR THIS OUT NICHOLS STUDIO FOR BETTER FOR BETTER FARM LIVING. . . /M fteT'W .'ff.'IS! fm m » DRILLING r RED-I-MIX KONCRETE Miracle Concrete Company Arcade IS -r* 109 Kfa -v-r., a-,- -W'r \ Packagd �S 3 T ■■ Weather ifm tld AN INIIKHKNDBNT HANFOIII). FLORIDA d a il y n ew spa per TUESDAY , m ATu i I 6, 1D56 Pertly eleudy end warm with • few widely ncettrred shower# j through Wednesday; Law toy. night ■' H .l '— Awaoelaled Pres* I.ejjv+d W ire Tells Group 75,000th Tuscaloosa Publisher Says Landing Is Great Made Authorine Lucy's Return Responsibility "The itinJard operating equip­ ment (or perenli of teenagers s.iuuld bo a shock-proof constitutionthe ability to «oll with the puochei, patience, love and a deep under* standing o( the make-up of youth," Dr. Robert J. Schmidt, Assistant Professor in tho School of Social Vclfare, Florida Stale University, I •miu u n it u u u i ■! mo r i i i u i / u«il »'• I Institute, told his audience o( par- , j i rnts Inst night at Seminole High P School. In Die flrsl n( two classes to be held for adults, Dr. Schmidl said. ‘ (Jur problem is lo bridge thu gap or two generations.'' Parenthood Is the greatest career on earth and is also the grealcsf responsibility, he said, and added, God ordained the family even be­ fore the Church. Dr. Schmidt pointed out Ihe 13 W. HIGH DUNCAN provisions for the parents' rcsoon DON DALES sihility as homemakers. Tncy were, In their order: tl) To mold lives and develop good citizen*. (2) neiponsiDlli.-y of men­ ial and physical development. •3) Responsibility of helping flu child (ic,eiop emotion il viability. Hi St.- i a* development wi h the help o? lit Church. |3t Mo-tl and c-liii*i v«iucs—the oc»: way lo teach I'tam U by exampii. <ii) Develop the v.lucs and v iclcsomcncs* ul Justice of the Peace W. Hugh sex So live ihst you are yuur mean, announced today hli can- child'a best lesson. (7) Help Ihe Duncan. Don Rales, Sanford automobile Jacy for re-election of Ihe the office C|„|,i \ty Die groundwork of a dealer ami eivlc leader, today an­ AWacy of Justice of the Peace, Fourth stable life. Tho pattern is set he nounced hia candidacy for Itepre. District, in Seminole County, sub­ fore (lie , child starts school. In ventntive nf Seminole County in ject lo the Democratic Primary of ‘.lie lap of every parent Ilex Ihe tc- the State Legislature, Group No. M ay.'!. sponsibilily of your child's be­ 2, subject to the May 8 Democra­ b "1 deeply appreciate the confi­ havior. The school and church ran tic primary. dence bestowed upon me by the only help. The greatest need of a Bales al«o announced .that he people In electing me to serve them child today Is a happy homo where I* a candidate for the unexpirrd duflng this four yeer term, and tpve and atfection play a major term of this office caused by tha have at all tlmee made myself role. (8) I’arcol* should develop resignation of former Represent­ end my services available to the and help their child dovclop per­ ative Voile A. Williams Jr. iWople and the reace Officers at spective. (9) Help Ihe child develop He said, “I feel that wre would gny and all hours when called up- hlx own potential and grow toward get better and more rounded reon." Dupcan iald .In m»kjp| Jjla hia own fulfillment.. <I0) Develop presentation In , our-State Legit apr.cuncement. ' •" * yiur own sense of humor. Help the Inture If we elect a better cross lit said, “During my present child see the funny side of life. (U); section of our business and protc.'tn I hive handled almost 2,000 Teach responsibility of handling foLlonal leaden, anil for that criminal cases and processed them money wisely. (12) Develop family reason, beiilg a small businesst,trough this Court at no' one' *'•’11companionship.' Help each child wiili an outlook toward a.‘ cost to the tax payers of this W(JIij 0l^ |,j, problems wiih wise s'owlh of both oor County and County." counselling and guidance. (13) The 1 *m announcing my ranDuncan wav born SO yearv *S<*;child ha* a right to expect an at- didary for this impoilant office ^R oyslon (Franklin County) (la.. irlc tjve home, brothers and tit- of "ur •S u l* government. is educated in the schools there, "Every citixi'ii 'like* to sea his (Coallaoed On Page Eight) ^nd came lo Sanford In 1923. lie or her government operated on married Ihe former Lenora Edwv c i * "husiuesa • like basis," said wards of Colbert, Ga. They have ..........‘-j Pale Therefore, with a husithree children and two grantlchllJlie-illman elrcted to represent the • reo. They reside at 803 Catalina x people of our County, Seminole Drive in Sanford. * County ran he as>uied of a ' “This office had been dormant practiial representative looking for several years when I assumed $ h after the affairs nf their Slate <r and County government,” he tha post in January 1933 and I hav« .mad* avery effort lo give ou $ said. Vixens tha service they deserve "It I* my belief thav I ant god liava kapt tha offlco of Justice qualified, witli both education and «f the Peace tha closest lo the rxpet lance, to furnish th* vision people of kU our office*," Duncan end leadership that Seminole •aid. "If re-elected Ivplan several County has long needed," said Dales, improvements In Ihe 'service* dur­ Don Dales Is owner and oper­ ing the next four years." ator of Sunfonl Motor Co. and Duncan Is a member of the Kits' has liccii in Sanford for four D»;tJst Church of Sanford- Secre­ years. tary of (he Sanford Lions Previous to coming lo Sanford •neinhrr of tha Elk's, Ihe he lived jn Lake County, lie was AMoriatlon of Justice! employed by the U. S. Depart^ftice and Constables, the Peace ment of Agriculture In 1918 when Office'* Association, and Ihe Semihe traveled a six county area in­ rn !» County Sportsman's AssortsROBERT S. BILLHIMEt cluding Seminole. if if if Bales said, "Having traveled this T-'TJyon my record of the past aiea with th* Department of ftreo years, and with a sincere deAgriculture and being familiar air* lo render a greater public with its land, Ils people, and Its Mrt'lce, f humbly solid! the sup­ problems, I enMtueiaslically chose port nf all our citixcna for an en­ Sanford and Seminole County In dorsement term," Duncan aald. wihleh to estahlieh my builnaaa end rear nty family becausa of ♦ u b lic Is Invited the community's friendliness and coopeiative spirit.” ffcn Locnl Borbecue Bales served in the Armed k Force. In World War II and tha ; Butt" R'-*t* tydln" Ai-nrlsRobert S. nillhlmer announced ■r*i lx msVInj nlsns for a hi; today that he will be a candidate Korean conflict. Ha la a graduate ■*»rS«’t»» and pliy day Sunday In the May Primary for the offlco of Yala University with a de­ gree In Industrial Administration Jd"oY . M. 1 of County Commissioner from. Dis­ T>e b—b*"i'8 iv"l h» *-TVft at trict 1. Billhimer Is a native of ami Englnctilng. tw n at IV Karmcri Aurtlon Mar Virginia and has resided in San­ He la a member of lha Sem­ inole County Chamber of Com­ la*. At t ■"*» games on horseback he he'd st (he club arena ford for Ihe past nine yean where merce in which ha heads Da In­ jBtrectly hv'*‘ml thi market. "A he is operator and owner of the dustrial Committee. He la Exalt, **Sar.?e will be mat'# for the bar- Greyhound Bus Terminal. He at­ ed Ruler of the Sanford l-odga fc y i'" b"t lh? er-i'a and fun arc tended George Washington Univer­ BPOE No. E !l|| Campaign Chair, ■•♦F, free." a member, ala ted. The sity in Washington, D. C. and grad­ man for Uy Seminole County uated from National University in Unit of lha American Cancer jiibllc lx Invltad. Lsw. ~ Z . - . > Society; District Vic* President Defore coming lo Sanford, Bill- of th* Chamber of Commerce: hlmer resided In Washington G:uvt, Co-Chairman of the USO finan­ Md where he was a member of cial drive last year: member of Iho Town Council (or eiqht vcais. Ihe Amtlcan I-egion and Lions MARCH I While residing In Maryland hi a w Club. He uerved in the Seminole Adnilaiianc t AVf* Falrby Singleiary (Sanford) an Assessor under Ihe Maryland County Chaoiber of Commerce Strda Tax Commissicc 'am served membership and financial cam­ Laola Mathis (Lake Monroe) aa a director of tha Maryland As­ paign, chairman nf the Chamber John r . Run (Oviedo) sessors' Association, ^ Arthur J. Smith (Sanford) of Commerra Coffee Club and a Rillhimcr la Past Exalted Ruler member of th* Sanford Merchant* Hugh Barnaa (Altamonte Spiinga) Jaatrla* Clrvaland (Lake Gem) nf the Sanford Elks Lodge a Di­ Association. rector of the Seminole Chamber of He and hla wife Evelyn live In * *■ DUcksrges Man- Patricia Ha wain* (Sanford) Commerce; SocreUry-Treasuror of Saoford at 1801 Forrest Drive, th« Seminole County Democratic Wynnewood. They have two chil­ "Baby Boy Hawkina (Sanford) Executiva Committee: member of dren. * x ■ /'m» K1!*w.(5*"terd> the First Methorllat Church, and Mr*. Belte I* a graduate of the hr Girl SlngMlarr (Sanford i on the Special Gifts Commilte* of University of Texa« I-aw School the American Cancer Society and practiced law In UcaburfM A lo r * 1 Drive. v BaUa was in Tallahasaea today In 1130 BlUhlmgr imgrriad tha t . , qualify M ora tha Secretary *★ ★ ★ "justice Of Peace To Be Candidate For Re-Election Would Have Proved Letter W ill Solve Dilemma Over Road | ,Action Relaxes Tension A letter '.ill lone she diffi­ culties » nich gicw out of a com-1 Buford Boone, publisher of the piaiiu timl a Seminole County Tuscaloosa News, Tu»caioosaa, toad was haxarduut, according to Ala., said In a telephone interview a motion mad* this morning at today lhat Aulherinc Lucy would the meeting of th* Seminole have been "killed” had she, re­ turned to Ihe University of Ala­ County lloaid of Cninmlaslonei*. bama. F-. D. Reinhart was notified, Hr said Hut action by the fuG through the Seminole County At- board of trustees had "consider- torney, lhat dirt was removed ably relaxed the tension" in Ihe from a toad on (he West aid* of Alabama city which has rocked Seminole County, with racial new* since Ihe Negro Acroidlng to an agreement cord applied lor •admission. this morning, Reinhart will re­ "ICs beyond romprchrslon and ARTHUR LUND ceive a letter slating that "theta imagination what an extremely is no basis for tho complaint nit serious situation w* had up her*," / the removal nf diit,” signed by the well-known southern publisher the Boaid of County Commission­ said. ers, Miss Lory, 28. was "permanent­ Mrs. ItrinharN speaking lo the ly rxpellrd" by the hoard nf trus­ Commissioner* following the agree­ tee* of the 123-.vearn|i| university Paul Millpr, prominent Indialanment on Iho letter said, "We do at a secret meeting last Wednes­ tic businessman, attorney and mem­ ber of Ihe Town Council, paid hia JUDGE ERNKNT IIDUSKDI.DER ,not wish In imply lhat Mr. John day night. Mrixrh has neglected the road for Th* Irusler's aetion cam* with­ qualifying fee la«l wrek and of­ It hat hern scraped rime and lime in hour* of an order from Federal ficially losscd his hst Inin Ihe ring Arnold Lund, owner of th# Still again." for Ihe racr for Die post of Stale Judgr II. Hobart Grooms ordering Senator from the 37th senatorial 1’rvraling that ihtAe will be ad­ her readmlsiinn lo the university, | • Surf Apartment Hotel anddistrict. Hr Is opposing incumbent ditional construction on another Sh* had been suspended Feb. 8 l.und Itealty, announced today Douglas Stcnxtrum. section of property, Reinhart asked niter riots on Ihe campus over lhat h* will b* a ramlldata YoP Reprasrntatlva In Ctwigresa In th# A graduate of Ihe University of jllio Commissioners, "l am wonder­ her presence. Florid* and Miami University, Mil­ ing if there is any animosity — I Commenting on th* Authrrtne Fifth Congressional District aR ler is also a Stetson Associate. Hr know that I have not mad* anyone case, Boone lold The Sanford Her­ tha Republican ticket. Is well-known Ihroughoul Ihe stale LnnJ, who la 32, atated that lit fonder of me?" ald "We v'ere on lh* rugged edge a* an active worker In Ihe Baptist Commissioner Oi l s Fnurakre of mass mumler. She would have would qualify tomorrow with the Church and In Gideons Internation­ «aid, "I don't think lhat liter* is been killed If she had returned. .Secretary of State, Ha It expeeta al. The publlaher haa worked with T*1 '•* h’,v* n” oppoeltlat In tha Ju.lie Ernest It.....holder today “n.'one on this Board lhat will lake Entering Ihe rare on a platform Gov. Jim Folsom and other mem- ^publican prlmprle*. * announced lhat he i» a candidal* altitude." of "A Businessman for a Du«lae*s for re-elocllon and has paid hw « l'-/*C»e<si f|ng the nin'Vn fq- the tv-ri r» '(;• pra.t 1ft Alabama t o L u n d Hat lived In Daytona* Job,” Miller sfalrs that he la vlc- qualifying fr'- •* -uch privilege 'YfVTicd lrlteV lo E. Il, Reinhart,' work nut a solution tu Hi* racial Beach for th# past nine y*ar«t year*) ally Interested in Ihe traffic situa­ coming h*r# from Riverside, III, problem, , In th* sum of ID'-O. Commissioner Fred Dyson said, "I tion In Seminole and Brevard "It has been said that It (thr In 1017, He and hla wife bull! Th* Judge says 'th at It is en- **dl contend limit he road was In ('aunties. He h.ix plrdgcd himself Lucy ease I has set bark racial their hotel which they hav* b**H lo rxrrl Ins efforts ill rushing ?n ' Incidental tliul at this same Hum 3 hazardous condition snd wlum I progress in Alabama from 19 ••printing aver slnra. Shortly af« (0 year* ago that lit* people of »*• something hatardoui 1 will rc rnmplrtton Ihr twin pro laris ol years to a generation," Boone terwnrda h# opened hla real foui-lamng t ’.S. Highways I7, 9J Seminole Counts elerled me lo mv l,uri It. rotate office. The l.und* have first public office and that was A disnisaion In , Is to funds said, ai.d I three duughtars, two nf whom are Then hr added, "There are Iwo Miller lold (he pres thin week Comity Judgr." He said "being bi.dgrlrd for the Goldsboro Itr- classes of extremists here, tin the married. a Judge llirn is enlirelv iRCfereiil creation I'roiert was Uhli-.l mil 1 1 ' tliat he fi-rlt that Ihe treinei'dous Ils was graduated from North, one side, tliera arc those who arc growth now being en toyed by from being * Judge now.” Tins lulor today aller City Commission- determined there wonlt he any fur­ western Uuivaiaily In 1020, ra« Seminole and Brevard Counties I* duties and obligations have in- er John Kridrr asked (or a clari- ther adjustment. On. Ihe other reiving a B.S. degree, and again sufficient lo entitle each nf Ihfvc cieasrd more Ilian -d) fold during fiealimi of the SI.800 in this year's side. Ihrr* srr those who want in 1029 from lha Northivests'n / i •§ budget fur construction ol iho huge II University Law School receiving counties la a Senator of t.x own I tu go all tha way.” a Doctor of Jurisprudence d*« Up declared "If I am elected, I However, th* adin'nlstrntloii of 3M'* Up referred to the NAACP, will do my best to see that we have Jtistii* tlirn wa* Hi* sain* as Kridrr recalled his appearsnee Meanwhile, news nut of Birm­ giee. two senators in Ihe li>39 session of now, sa'd Judge llnusholdcr. In-foie Hi* llnard of Counly Com- ingham. Ala., said that Misi Lucy's . From 1920 to 1929, while attend, "Justlr* cannot ever rhaiige If missioners re<|uesling lhat funds attorney, Arthur D. Shores, ssld log law school, he published Hire* Ihe Stale Legislature." Miller contends lhat the pro­ sdi’iinislere I Mr|v *o-| ,- .paii- appruprialed by Hi* Board of City hn had no Ides what legal .-nurse weekly newspapers In the Chicago motion of legislation lhat will brnr * ilh nn 'cistanding and charily,";Commissioners be matched. The hr would pursue in an additional mrliopolilsn area. Upon gradua* ifund approved by Hi* City of San- effort to have Hie former school lion from law school, he practiced fit Seminole and Urevard Counties hr said, law In Chicago for 18 years before Is a big business enterprise and teacher readmitted. "My views, uiolri-landing and J ufd was for 13,730. should be entrusted lo a tried and ability are much mm* enlighten- Commissioner John Melsch said, Miss l.ucy left Birmingham, Alt. eouiing to Florida, He was presl* lasted successful business man. «d now Tbnn then, brean-e of “We studied Ihe tentative budget with Thurgood Marshall, chief dent of tie Berwyn, Illinois Bar He is the proprietor of the Paul Hi* past 10 years of association for 30 days before It was adopted counsel for th- National Assn, for Asroclalioa as well is th* Berwyn Miller Motel Apartments In In- and service w'lh my people of am! if Ihe budget says $1,300 or tha Advancement of Colored Peo­ Chamber of Commerce. In 1929 hs ple. The NAACP has been backing was elected as Slat* Bcprescnla. dinlanlic snd was formerly Ibr X r m l n o l * County." said the *1 loo, that's what If if, owner of the Packard Automobile J" ! Other business approved during lio efforts over the past 29 months tlv* to the Illinois General Assem* asenc.v in Melbourne. Tim most evicting obligation Hie morning session of thr Board in he admitted lo Ihe university. hly. In 1919 he wrote an aualysli In rtpelllng .Mis* Lucy from Ihe on Illinois Stale Kxpandllurea Mrs. Katherine Miller has hern added lo ths Counly Jud'/e Is County Commissioners included named campaign treasurer for her that h« must he Ju 'ce of Hie Dm approval of a Notary Commit- university, tha trustee* accused which was used by lh* successfulher of making "false, defamatory, hu*bar<l,-l' Juvenile Court which Is a separ- -iyn bond for I'ilt Varnes. received impertinent and s c a n d a l o u i gubernatorial candidate. He si dK at# court fn in tb* County a quit claim deed (or a clay pit at charges" against university offi­ owned and operated ■ chain of7! motion picture theatres. Presently, Judge's Court, be explained. Elder Springs from Orange Counly cials, h* alio owns and operates Ihe Dual "Earli d*v brin’-s a re tv nrohlcm and agreed to itsua a corrected Th* expulsion resolution said, »nd each child brings a new dial- deed for a right-of-way over whir.l "No educational institution can Filler Company, or Chicago, which Isoge, and whl1* I liava tiol suc­ a road had bern built on Over- maintain necessary disciplinary maoufaclurei air Alter equipment fur large industries. ceeded with all of our rhlhlren street l.and Company property, action of any student, regardless Since coming to Florida he haa I know I hav* helped manv of The Boaid of Seminole County of rar* guilty nf Ihe conduct of our youths, b'cause Ihrlr te-ord com m issioners approved a Deputy Authrrtne J. Lury be permitted to been active In civic affairs, being president of lh* A1A Motel Associ­ p roves it and they com e line SheriH's bond for R. K. Malloy Jr. remain.'* ation Iasi year and presently » : lo tell me so" he said. and approved lh* payment of bills member nf the Board of Governors In announcing hla candidacy for lubmtttcn by the Hanover Chemi­ ftemlnol* County Commlaiinner 1Sem in ole County Judge, Judge ol llir Daytona Beach Chamhei of cal Company for supplies ordeicd Oil* E. Fourakre of Longwood an Housholder said, "I shall continue (qj. di* Counly Jail, M an Is Found Dead Commerce, from which he jias nounred today and qualified a* a to dedicate my life's work to our taken a leave of ahienco nf tnii ' Clerk of Court 0. I*. Herndon ad- In Longwood Hotel period of Ihe present cam p iu it-• .,* candidal* fnr re-election In Ihe youth sml gu beyond my line of -Board nf County Commiasloneri duly as Judge and carry my pro" vised the Board of Commissioners "Among my reason* for seeking.^ Seminole Counly, District 3. office," Lund slated, "I* the (Htk* gram of luva and um orManding* ilia* in "all probability Ihrr# will Room L a st N ight lalitre, primaries. One for Ihe Fourakre has served two terms to all of our people as th* outEdgar Emanuel Skinner, a rr- Irrsslng voting record of the 1n»v on th* Board of Commissioners and i standing method of t- ••venliun of special election of Ilia unesplred renlly retired Greyhound Bus Cop)- cumbrnt during hi* several Irrntl* kf.ll W.lal aL <«a at* Iat11H(«11«stl r * Icrrn of Representative, Ihe rrgu- pany employe In Portland, Ora., served at 'he noard'i chairman. (Continued On Page Eight? youthful mistakes or adelinquency.' He said ihfs morning. "Rated on II* said, "When I became your la. May g Democralie Primary, wa* found dead in his room Its! my experience during the past two Judge I promised you that I and a run off primary. night a? Ward’s Longwood Hold. terms on th* Board of County Com­ would make th* service In thr Skinner had bean a guest of the Holler Q ualifies ; missioners, I feel thst I esn rendti (ConllnuH an Page Eight) hotel fur shout a week, lie was last the cltisen* of my district snd Sem Mrs. M. Pagcnhort teen Sunilsy afternoon and was A s Council M em ber Innla County a better service ilisn expected to allend a dinner party Roy Holler of 1131 Mellonvjjlr Appreciation Day ever before. last nlglil. Dies A t Hospital Ave . lias qualified aa a memberaf "Throughout my two terms sFriends, going to the hotel thee Mr*. Mamie B. Pagenhart, 82, the 1933 Presidents Council,....... oiJG>: your commissioner." l.n said, "I Will Be Observed died at the local hospital at 11:63 (heir guest did not show up for the New York Life imurane* COWS have workei In close cooperation party, found Skinner dead In hl« p. m. yesterday after a lengthy pany's Top Club, according to; 0, with every om m lidonri' nn ihe Sundav A t Church illne.s, Rhe hud lived In Hanford room One of Ihe ro-owner* of lh* Appreciation Day ssill he observ­ fur An year* snd resided al 40J hold, with Ihe party that fourd L. Gibbs, general manager of UM» Board snd with every official. "1 believe In Hi* continued pro- ed Sunday at lh* First I'hrifitlwr* French As*. Hli* wa* bom Sept. ihe dead man? railed iir.'siew art company's Jacksonville branch " « iress of Sem'iio* County,” Com­ Church, Psslor Perry L. Sion* an­ D), 1871 In llurke County, Ga. Culpepper of Casselberry who ex­ Membership In the council la based on 1933 sales records sm ile missioner Fourakre said as h» nounced |oday ^ Mis. Pagenhart ia survived by amined lit* body. mad* his annoumoinent ami paid This week each member of Ihe „„„ , | , ter( Ai M llounl llf Death' was attributed lo in ap­ composed of lh* top 300 sgsRU his.qualifying foa st I’m ofllr* of rhurrh Is asked lo w;rilu a letter Sanford; two nieces, Mr*. H. n. parent heart attack. Bklnner had of New York Life which 'h*a. J ‘ th eClrrk of Circuit Court, "and I nf appreciation >n the fellow-mem­ I'urdon, West Palm Beach; Mra. been dead fori approximately 21 field force of 3300 full-time age In 178 branch offices through* will ronltnua lo worit for every ber who has meant most to him, nr J. W. Ilrwilt, Waynesboro, Ga.; hours project that will enhance the eron- her during lh* past 12 months. The and one nephew, J. A. Bount Coroner Homer Sewell, examin­ lha United Stales. -Canada i ing ihe body anJ tha cireumstancas Hawaii. Holler I* with th* Jacks**, om of our Counly." letters, signed, sealed, addressed, Jr., Jacksonville. wt' "Seminole County Is cm* of tbc snd stamped, are to be brought lo Funeral services will he hold under which lha dead man was villa branch offloa, fastest growing counties In Ihe morning worship Sunday and taken tomorrow at 10 a. m. at Brisson found, drclarrd thst then* would be Gibbs said lhat Hollar •!*• * qualified lo attend an aducat State,'* Fourakre said- "and our up. They will he mallrd Sunday Funeral Home with th* Rev, A. no need for an Inquest. Hoard of County Commissioners ifternoon for delivery Monday. G. Mclnnia officiating. OUs Skinpor, son of iho Portland. conference In Palm Ipringr, I* musr rely nn experience and Th* minister predicted that the Burial will (>• In Lake View Or*, retired boa company em­ April 18-31. capability in furthering Us growth letter-writing will "eause a warm Cemetery. Pallbitrers will be R. ploy* was eonunsd and notified ef during tha important ygara ahead.” glow In many hearts and encourage H. Beckham, Claude Warboys, B. his father's death. Fourakro la married and baa tha growth nf brotherly lovn among W., Anderson, ta lp h Leasing, AW jraa take* be ____ - - ' ---- M B ★ ★ Local Auto Dealer Miller Qualifies Will Seek Position For Senate Seat 01 Representative Robert Billhimer To Run For County Commission Post iiifospifa/ Notes Heavy Attack Squadron Five while conducting carrier qualifica­ tion operations aboard the USS Coral Sea recently had Ihe honor of completing the 73,000th leading made aboard that ship. Lt. BU) Hill and Aviation Elec­ tric n 2 c Edward Crlssman, both resldcnla of Sanford, wero awarded a glaot decorated cake honoring Ihe avenl by Coral Sea skipper, Capl. WUliam E. Gcnlner. As Die memorable landing teas made at night, the usual cere­ monies of having Ihe rake shared by Ihe ship's deck crew were dis­ pensed with. The cake was airlift­ ed under guard, to the U.S.N.A.A.S. where all hands of VAH-5 helped dispose.of it In the customary man ner. , The 73.000th landing also marked Hill becoming Ihe first "Savage Son" to complete lh* squadron's day-nlght-all-wealhcr carrier land­ ing syllabus In Ihe Ad aircraft. This week Ihe squadron It con­ ducting exercises aboird Ihe USS Randolph, a carrier newly con­ verted to the angled Right deck. if if Daytona Resident1 Reveals Candidacy For Represeniative; if Housholder Pays Qualifying Fees Tor Re-Election Fourakre Seeks 3rd Term As Member Of County Board iiUfciv. • *.e-U* �—* i„ T f c , T , rr-v ; " * iX„'.'' 1 , '" * AVCXBV l ■jr BITTY MtBATA So far It'a worked in well that Ihe JS-year-nld mountain maiden haa a record of one eiraped mur­ derer knocked out, more than a icore emoroui m a in put to rout, three cllm bi and hundreda of young Japineae glrla who alio want to be female herm lli. S.Toe>Jeot peak -sevan yeera -ago, shortly after the death of bar be­ loved mountain guide father in an accident. ’.,£«»>vv Rut it wai only three yeara ago that her name and picture (lathed around Japan. That wai when Japanese newsmen followed Crown Prince Akhito on a climbing exeunlon to ihe peak U mllci »outn* •ast of Tokyo and found Taeko living in a one-room house lucked under a sheltering rock overhang. In Japan, whare the crown prince goes, the* people follow. Klntokl. hlfihesi peak of the range which circle; Japan's famed Kaknne Na­ tional Park, quickly became one of Japan's favorite mountain hik­ ing areai. With the help of her brother!, el) firmer* Taeko added a tiny laahouie room lo the original hul Actually, ilurdy *-foot Taeko ii not a hermit but e charming- vlvieloui girl who likai people. Her greateil Joy la the knowledge that ihe hie talked many deiperala people out of mountain lulelde. famed Ihroughout Japan ai ' Km'okl muaume" (hintoki riauahtar,") aha moved lo Ml. Kintokl'i h lkeri' during Ute aprlng-fo-fill climbing tenon huyi har food and other ilmpto w ind for the four, winter months iha llvaa alone amid snow and below-xaro weather. A rhirrnil hlbichi ind a woodburning fire place heap the hul com- • MT. XINTOIt, JipatWB-A lim it ftrl living alone alap a Japanese UKwitJiS i j . „n» problem In com* mon with a itngle girl living alone In'a Manhattan apartment — men wit1] Ideai. 11 li probahlr, however, that Taeko Komiyema aolvai it by more direct aetien. "I uie Judo on thoie 1 can handle When thcre'a one I can't handle that way, I run out into the foreit climb a tree, end hide in the top branchea until he roola off," f*l5JCA*tniu t .r TO PAY r a w v o o wwow W OW - THAT WAS mow soo w t nooS wivea T p t K ju e o TMAiq A OAY AT THE OFFICE com e our i r m s up. you n o t 7 0 V7D Off ) HUNT BANKERS SON t mumu o a w T h e sh ack . YOU AST VDUVO BAXTDtU _ _ b o t h om / r WWATYI BTTA ^ PUBBWS AOOuMO UP8DNBS ABOyT] [ DONTKNOW. DBAB.' I HAVBNT v lB liN i r / j ^ HOT HIS GAO KEEPS MS PPQM/SE TO L E T US CLEAN o u r ru e b a n k . —» YOU 5MOW.D HAVE A < PLACE fob J i VOUB f NOW I GEE, i MAO/-BUT MO-1 MADE MC SrOAiOHTSN — , y o MV BOOM r CANT PWO y ■: flt| NAVV’I IION-I, a one-man hlUpppter, la flown over-St. James, N-V, by list pilot Jim ftyen during a demonstration for the Navy. The craft writhe only lOO pound* fully loaded with pilot, perform! all basic helicopter manruvan, and can be folded Into a smell packlie (or easy tram port a lion. (L’.S. Navy Photo from International) ...................... ............................................................................. L____ ANYrniNS^ There’s still nothing • IfUOL I BtOASi PRBBCWNft M*T AND RELAXATION. VOU CAUfT MONCt / m Veteran eulflelder J)fl Ennla and rookie pitcher John Ueyer of the rhllllei are the only mem* here of the team b»m in Philadel­ phia. Legal Notice In had Bob won y N l /AYdoya, i P th5r* *** ,0 m ,ny Juvenile delinquent! theta philosophises Sam Levenaon, "When I wai i kid, S room rotl Privationi and lo u of Brivilegaa. Today U'a no pun! U u ilta t n il Tho kid it * to his room where — finds « 31-inch TV aet, a \i & & & / iBtto, a hi-fi phonograph, a h> \ \ jt , y f t drinkm achlna, air-con- J K f i L (%IM \ /4ltlonJng and probably a ^ P v 7 | | | & i ' y ii ll»year*old baby wittwr. . % • IfU fn 'i have It that good on t/U V( Mgr honaymoonl" \ jW K V ) U4 •a* JT*«fa. e o u r r n r tnw r o t e I? n -.V /i" '.lA " 1/ 0’ ** 'O lh T t aatiAf cold ./ijrwvAor0 jfA n a a. k / .\ c * id , TORT BENNING, GA. -Army Sgi. William L. Couraey, ion of Mack Couraey, 1(M Sanford Avt., recently wai assigned to tha Third infantry Division at Fort leaning, Ga. After Ihrea years In tha Far East, the Third, nicknamed tha "Rock of the Maroa" division, it undergoing infantry training at the fort. v Sergeant Couraey. a squid leader in ihe division’s Second Infantry Battalion, entered tha Army in 1040 and was last sta­ tioned In Germany. He wai graduoted In 1040 from Seminole High School. Hi* moth­ er, Mra. Hattie T, Couraey, live, on Roula 1, Foetiow, Ga. Tha acrgeant'A wife, Lead!*, la living in coiumbtia, Oa. % Johnny Kelniafl. m e a t knockout victor over lob Satterfield, beg is boxing profasiiaatHy ln 1B4T. definite Intantlon of •'Incoming famous by killing tha famous Kintnki musume." Taeko tells Ihe alory: "He burst Into my house at nig!^ and before I knew what was h i " penlng he waa alabblng for my throat with a wicked looking knife, I suffered soma cull before I was able In knock him unconscious. hen blood straamlng from my ruts, I ran down Iha mountain to Ihe village screaming ’murder." and told the village police." The convict had regained eon. adouanci* and fled before pnllra arrived, but ha waa captured i t few days later. BOK TOW ER CYPRESS GARDENS lUT WITH •Uaga football," koaata ax» Marwum Hickman, "haa «B MKk t« toughen up the A ta n - u It Baa for the M Yau -can't alt three News O f Men In Service « G R E Y H O U N D '(‘ b PICIAL b u s s e r v i c e t o ' M O M /' WHEQC3 MVPNK SWEATEQ X CAMT fortibiy warm. * At Iha fool of the mountain, Taeko'a widowed mother, her niiara aod the farm village folk look up and tea tba Ihla column of amokf curling upward in the still, cold air and murmur, "Ah, Taeko Is all ’right.’1 Taeko Audi three major compen­ sation! for winter’! cold and snow. The quiet solitude gives her hour* for reading- particularly the Bible. Ihe la a devout Christian. The winter mean* much less work. Cllmbcn wanting cakes are ew, And melted snow supplies water which In sbmmer aha carries from/Ihe village-four lo five gal­ lon! every other day. II takes the average Japineaa hiker three hour* lo climb to the peak. Taeko mikea It In minutes. Alio, Ihe winter meant much leaa trouble (or men with Ideal "You knosv how dt la," she smllaa. "In apHng. a young man'a fancy — Wall, that flgurea (or lummer and fell, too. "Thare has# been nice boya who havo given me no trouble—hut there are othera. Iha onea whor ub thalr handa together and teem to say to themselves, “ Ah, a woman alone." Sometimes they be of great trouble la a girl." Occasionally she finds, it wiser lo dart out of her tea room, speed down a twitting mountain trail and hide in. Ihe upper branchea of a well-hushed tree. "Th* man thrashes around In Ihe woods for a while and then roots off. Or goes hick to Ihe city for rnmpanionahlp." Taeko'a worst eaperlence hap­ pened last winter, A murderer under death arntence esrapH Jail and climbed the moun­ tain with, he later rnnfissed, Ihe ; 10(7 the American league only one So-gum winner ~ Palter of the Indiana who exartly 30, w a M n a n a i a i t aatis kitv te l«u ana **uh nl ym, are hereks mil rei|Uirea i» srn ts•oy rlaims mil tUmends woirj you. »r euaer nl »i»u, mar havi ■aelesi the e m it ot Kara A Bln u,‘« *" County, r tho Couair iurfff er aenlneli the miirt house er *al4 Unuhia e< WNh'nriS, rinrlhe, wtlhie eleh" ret emier mnnihe from the lime nt th, {••of ruoiuasiea ot tiiii anile* *£*".*•_**••"• ww slamana ehell ee is wrlUha, end ehali sieie tee hlaes nt reeieenre ana poet office ederess "» •»< leall he i«em !• by the cUhnenl, eatni, er etlorney, nnd nhr eurh ilsin or Is lllM ehell he^elA Jan* 0 . center wehh.r /■Sfalaaa t1® 4w M i ____ 0>•• VIM lia r Ik s �Seminole County Records iketankt ciAarctac O llWIU lW w (vP« *■»to-ff »- Newly w s m -d Lo r* ■ ,ro»p*«l** b*r tmJMLed. N »d* T jls r , lo hi» family "Wa ate going to be friends," bom* a* giaten Island *11** s u r d s * him baek to health from a •erlmis she aald confidently. "I have of­ wound b* r*e4 l«d vHI* n ih t ls t *e • fended you now. nut you'll forgive L'sm a soldifr. ah* m **ls W id a 'i »uloeratie mother. Am **d* T rie r. »nd J*m- me In time. You will forgive be­ my. ana ef Wad* *ad »la dead drat came you are as direct as I am. wlfa. Vlrglala Amid th* * e o » is * len■lea p e t*e a t Wada'a mnlhar *nd Lera, Come see me again when that tba hrlda le a n * that Virginia died by mausoleum become* too much for drewmtag la a pnad naar Ui# T rie r hum*. Lore Knda Wada m m inus* fnr you." a a a V irginia ta d laka h lrn a* tell her whal ha'w aa Ilia . After learning more of “Wade—Rerena Lord I* giving a Vada'a i i r l i t r Ufa, l-nra nromleea Jemfnr » aurpnaa for ChrHtm ai. The eur- parly on Chriatma* even and we prlae la a pupbv dceblte the oyiuulH"n are Invited. I f a to be a dance ami Of Wade’a mother In haring pels in ♦ha houe*. Is>rn make! th* aefiuslm- late aupper.'* Bhe held the not* out asra nf f tr i. Morgan Chinning and h*. to him. ■Isa tn H am nf th* relationship be­ He shook hi* head. "Naturally, tween her and th* Trlara. ; b H A r T E f l TEN LORA could ftnd no word* w hen Mrt- Ch»mung revealed that her "fardanar" waa her father. Rhe mad* an aftort l® rrcover from her ■urpriaa and moved again toward th* doer. But Mr*. Charming turned back. "Wall a moment:" »h« cried, and w*at swiftly toward th* and wall e f Otg drawing room wher# the portrait hung, her black Fkirla ruatling over her wide hoop. A long green cord with a tassel on the end hung down ailing onr aids of the'picture. Mt«. Charming reached far it and as she pulled, th* velvet draperica parted lo reveal th* enUr* portrait Th* artist had painted a second woman who aal in a low chair, looking up at th# Agur* in yellow. The second girl wore pale green and she was young and pretty, but with none of tha arreattng quality of Morgan Charming. "My mater," Mrs. Cltanning said. "Virginia," Lora waa too gtarUed to speak. T h u waa Wad*'■ wifi; th* woman who had com* first in hla Ufa, th* woman ha w-antrd her In resemble. Hht stared In fascination al the aweet, young face of the girl In pal* green. Virginia had light hair with a golden touch to the ringlet* about her face. Bha held an em­ broidery hoop in her imall hands with th* naedle polled aboV" It, as If she had Just pauaed tn look up at her aiatar. "I was never very food of her," Mr*. Channlng aaid eareleoaly. "She waa a atlly, rather Iniipld htli* thing. I never understood what Wada aaw In her." Th* chal­ lenging ga*s shifted suddenly from tha portrait and fixed l o r a can­ didly. “Ton ara nothing at all like Virgtnla. How did Wade com# to get over hla great lova ?" Tha euddannima of the question •hocked an equally candid answer from Lora. "He want* tn think I am like her," aha admit led. Mr*. Channing’a unrestrained Hugh rang out again. ‘This may be amusing to wateht Consider­ ing your behavior over this pup­ py. Wade could be in fnr a Jolt on* of thea* d a y a . " _________ . •tlffly, Buddenlv »ha wanlrd in get away from this woman anil this room. Hut Mra. Channlng would not retraaa her an easily. Bhe we cannot go." "Hut why not 7” the aakert In surprise. A party and dance al Serena'a sounded exciting and lively. A su'lden desire for gaiety ■urged up in her. • "After all." Wade aald, "there la a period of mourning to he obaervrd for your father. And l have not felt' like indulging In frivolity myself for a long while." •Tap* didn’t b-lleve in mourn­ ing," Lora told him tqulckly. "He never wanted me to wear blark or go around with a long facr," 8he wrnt to him, put light hands on hla arm, gently pleading. Ills eye* softened and he bent lo press hla cheek against hers. "You are a wheedling one," he said. "Hut you hav# forgotten that I cannot dance, thanks to my leg." "1 won't dance either," she prom­ ised. "I'll sit hemic you anil wr it walrh alt the bright things that are happening, togrlher. U will be wonderful Jtiit to tlrcaa up an d —" "Dress up?" he rrpratrd. "Uhl. niy dear, you have no gown Hint would hr amiable lo wear. Christ­ mas eve la almnnt upon ua anil I understand a seamstress cannot he had at this time." For Just a moment her hopes fell Thrn she lifted her rhln In a ges­ ture of determination. "I have I he material now—that lovely garnet *alin which la in­ tended (or a party gown. 1 can maka the dress m.vaclf. I know Just the style I would like. I’lea-ie let mr, Wade." Ixira could not wall In hr off lo her own room, wher* ah# could spread nut the rich material on her bed, loving th* ahmr, the feel, the very smell of IL There waa aome. thing hratly about th* scent of new material. Bha would make hrrerlf Ihe most beautiful gown she had ever powsesaed. Bhe wotdd ha a cretin to Wad* at Ihe party, and that would please him, he good for them both. Al dinner Wade mentioned the party casually and Mra. Tyler ex­ pressed some disapproval, hut not opposition. Plainly she did not Ilka the Idea that (sira forant to make th* gown herself, hut ehe wan sur­ prisingly moderate In her remarks Hut later she' hailed I-nra tn her room and said,. "You ara. still an ■mitalHerTft, thtFiKmlsH. A sirAnger. You have not even begun to Inte­ grate yourself with our manner of life. It evrn seems In ms Ihst you are a stranger In my son. I tin not know what renaon drove wm Into marrtitKa with him, but 1 Ih.no wwna not love." l a i n ant very atilt. Fhe h»d not expected thl* perceplivt turn of mind ui Wnde'e mother. Hut ah* had no »eeret lo conceal. W*d* knew about Mertln. In the mo­ ment* when he w u completely honest he knew thl* had been n marriage of two lonely people who needed aomethlng to cling to. nut It w u Imposklhle to explain thl* tn Wnile * mother. Mr*. Tyler rnnltnued, her lone ■Irmly and cold, "1 will now tell you n certain truth you should know before you m»k* friends with the woman who liven m that mtmslrou* house up the hill, fro m llie time Moignn Ambrose grew Into adolescence everyone knew that she had »el her rnp ahsmetruly for Wade. It was quite plain that she meant tn have him al all roe is. If 1 had not . . . prevented It . . . he might well have married her." Homehow this •tnilh" which Mr*. Tyler seemed lo think so im­ portant did not partleulsrly shock nr disturb bora. After all. with Watlr'a charm, why shouldn't a girl like Morgan have hern at* trade d to him? Hut that was all so long ago. Why should it matter now, or be considered a reason for carrying on a feud? Rite went on to a point which Interested her more. "Pul you object to hi* m.irrying Virginia?" "There waa a auddrnly hleak nole in Mrs. Tyler'a voice, hut a little to Ixira's aurprtse she ans­ wered the question and with a ring of honesty. '1 did not see that coming." aha confessed. "The danger from Mor­ gan seemed so much mors imrnlnet that 1 did not expect snrh a rebound." "Hut since Virginia was (he sort tn make Wade a good wife, why should you have minded?” Mrs. Tyler sal a mdrh mom proudly In her chair. "It was hard­ ly nttliig for Jason I'rmlea grsnrlson lo msrry a srrvant girl The ahnek for nte w-m very great." leira fell a flash nf pity fnr tha girl Virginia. Rh* was beginning tn feel that she knew Virginia rather well. "At lesst her marriage rmild not have been ss had fnr yon as If he had brought Morgan here,” Lora said drily. The old lady made a gesture of repudiation and the gems in her rtnga sparkled fiercely in lh« fire­ light. "I saw la It that he would not twmg her here." "Hut this Is all *0 much water under a long-ago bridge. Nona of It mailers now." "You think It dnee nr* matter that Morg*n h*» never in her life given up the ptimill of anmethlng she wanted?" 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M a te * • , 1 M « 1 T H E S A N F O R D HE; KANSAS CITY LT-Th# N*llohsl ColIrglMe Athletic A»»n. mombsr«hip ha* approved the football Iclr vision pUiT by It* TV committer. NCAA executivedirpctor Walter Dycri announced today. The vote of member eollsgfi anil unlvrraltlei on the plan, which It almost Identical lo the one of la«t seaton- wai 2JI for and 12 The IBM pirn provide*, (or ft national iim e-of Ihe-week oa elftbt riatri with five S alurdtyi being devuled In rilitrlct eleenting.' If* the Uth lueteiiive lime !he nation'* colleie* and unlvtriUi** have voted for mntrolUd felieut* of college fool ball. In r«rt> |in D ak ar. L a k a v , li flavin iii» lH. Ha In Ifnnra. 3'* A lia n m n t* propofili for tcleeaitlng tilt. b*. tional i t r l t i , Shoriitop Johnny Logan of tha Rveri ssld the television eom- Braves wai tha only mtntbar af mittro will meet tomorrow and the Milwaukee team to play la Thursday In New York lo receive •vary gam* during 1954/ (gains?, WHY PAY M O R E? BOTTLED GAS f $6 oo A i uitur tin . ( l a A la i* o a u k vf k an f to lu U ui mu A llt lX U A k lll s la M. Aiiuaiui-n iia tu a i oui-jiLr Co. lo l*i. i i , i i , li unit vuiiu *aiaa cw u ir l l a i l - i i l (I. \\ atkun, daiaaaail, t-u|i> ila a iu ta rt J, I- i o i h i o u i i lo Italp li L f f f f ir al u i, aal M*>*a a o i|i) ila a lli u an Jauo-a i,u H am i lulu v i ta , | ua |„ Alto k lo u II H a iti) pa lit n a Co IIH-i* a a in h i L. N C A A M em bership Approves Football Television Plan NO T E R 100-L B . C Y L I N D E R IN S T A L L A T IO N CHARGE SANFORD GAS CO 1»* IN I l I N l N n A O V E N T I I R B S E M IN O L E PARK RA CEW AY *« “ T h e C o u n t r y C lu h o f T r o t t i n g T r « c h » ’* PHKSKNTS The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM -COCKTAIL LOUNGE— EV ERY EV EN IN G FROM NOW O N — IN C L U D IN G S U N D A Y S C O M P L E T E D I N N E R S F R O M »1.B5 —n iR K crrm N ft— Turn r.ait en 17-41 at Cuaelherry At Our Big Bed A na* (J Milei Fatal (If Tha Ranfnrd Orlando ting Track To Oftf Cllk Lcgol Notice The llnlverally of 'IVnai ten Is • II srhooli in Cntlntt l|m>| appearanrei. The longhorn gridders have played five linirs in the Kaw Year'* Day football gamr. I' l » I t ' l l K fM 'IN KPFTK.IN anti « i l . f a u x F K PH TH IN P laintiffs > c u l t i ;f t t . a u i T i i n v i A F i-.M Al C It 4Ut1 11 It t l H ' K K V H l l . V , »l nl I it-1 rfitlii ii t *, »fif| Viiii, ► «nil r a • i« "f ft 11, ft i ft i »*j lit r-it to Ml«• vit nr h i M i F*r Tommy Carroll, IS-year-nhl Yankee b'iniis rookie, is the jn u n g e il player on the New York m iter. Ik 1*1 » filtf f'ft F i n n |i I tt tnt 4ft Mh 1l i <» r ' l r r L >•* •#• I «t I ' m i r i m ul • pf » • 1*1ft In l tf I ■ m ix riir I **1111 <1 I . F H B m J 4 , B h f i i f t f i o t l o f - ft* ft ftihlrr*rft i« I* ii iio i 11 r i ‘St..|r>frt i «I IFInf 1*1ft, ft r«p> ■•f **i*i Vfijawrr nh or hftfor* T h 'ir*4 if Mm. h |» I • \« • i m| .t , fftil to «|<i »o, ft r | ri*ft (i tn r n n f f i o i Bob Thorpe, rnnMa pitrhsr for 1h» Chicago Cuba wa* named prep athlete of the year for southern California In 1832. wit! f*# n cii nf ton ft"4 ip ftolftfftfl ABA lntt f of l«*» ftr<4 »li • rttflttf r|*Tr mn4 - Hi# Form p i '»inf 'Th1 * na turn nf f hla • ul t la t« i u l r i Ih a tit I* to t h * a h o t a rlaftcrlh. *4 IftPfl Mitpftfta pi%- h«m1 a nd o f f l f t a l ■* a l of if tM i ’o i i r i , •March, A D IIH t Court H *ah uni# f*oiipi t , (hlft Ith of at fiftmord. H*ml* E lorlnn / a # fl C la r k of p Iffrn d o p C p u rl NOW SHOWING u .at IT if ' v > \ ji ?J: ' • i / a i n c H m a h*r don, K*thi*«n an v w Lap uapia, ws/e that in n Jo Ven Ik, 3, uis un* unsware her twin sister, Eileen Sue, died in her deep at a hospital In Grand lUpida. Mich. She w*t ♦truck dawn by leukemia, which Li alia expected to claim the life ef Kathleen, whom th# doctor* give only three or four months to Uva. (iafentaflottal rxclustoej f r In f it! H IL L S PAS'S/OH Pi Ay I Vf A I t t If Mbeing Tha FLORIDA TIMER-UNION D»iljr Delivery Phoaa 1757 for Prompt Service_____ RavaaRnf atory of a kidnapping, on tha acrean tha flrat timal How couregeotm father deflea f l " .... tha kidnap-pert . although hla aon’T life and a fertima art ai aiakat Come in and w ell prove that you g et more GOfo r yo u t dough in a FOJCCL V mS You frt horsepower tint mtkai 14 Ford’* n*w 225-h.p. V*8. The purpo*e of thla new horsepower Ii more torque . , . more rotfttw Ing power to turn the wheel* of your ear. With mure torque you get grenUr response—quicker getaway, nwifter passing power. You'll find it the ailkieit, quietest, thrillingest engine you ever commanded. You geL top perfomunce for your kind of driving I This new 225-h.p. Thunderblrd V-8 angina has a displacement of 312 cu, In.—which make* It the fti'fiflfsf engine by far In the low-price Reid* And it If available In all Fordamatie Fairlane* and Station Wagons, at slight extra coat Equally Important, theee new 225-h.p. an# gines ara rolling off of Ford's production lina hoik, So plan to see your Ford Dealar soon. He'll be glad to show you why you gat mart GO for your dough In a Ford Vttt -GREAT TV. TORO THEATRE. WDBO, iilB , TUESDAY- �BASEBALL dtllghtfullr attrnctlvt, Sflnf*M fully tended Mayfair Inn, with Its varieties mors tsfty adornod thin at this of ahrubs, its petunia-bordered walks and the doso-cllppod greensward will cause you 1a of tha yaar whan Impatient Spring to atop to catch tha full beauty of tho pic­ differ* aalda a raluctarttly dapartlng Win* ture. Then to the right Je the latest gem in Driva around thla plonaar Florida city the tiara of city beauty, the Hemlnole MeI you will understand why visitors gaip mortal Hospital. The Mayfair section with Its array of ihoxM'i and ah-sh-sh’g at tha baauty of t flowers that wa, bacauaa wa havabe* current and appealing homas will make you M accustomed to them, are Inclined to glad you Included It in your tour. Bel-Air ratlook aa they break Into their colorful and moss-festooned MellonvlUe south of Twentieth street are striking, each In its tay of grandeur. Hart. Indeed, wa can learn how Individ- own type of loveliness* The tall plnea of U appreciation of nature'* lovallneaa In Wynnwood, reaching Heavenward in grati­ awars, shrubs and trass la a setting of tude for the blessings of beauty, add a dis­ Mratd grass can become in its multlpltca- tinctive note to the garden spote of that M of strikingly attractive homes truly a section. Pinecrest, still shiny with Its newness, [tv BMUtlful. m » time to enjoy tha richness of one of Shows ths results of proud horn* ownership ad's great blaaslnga by driving slowly that dem ands the beauty of lawn, ahruba m m i this bloesom-bedecked garden city, and flowera that are »o much a part of or Instance, drift lasily along Oak Avenue Florida. The sauntering Inspection of Loch Arbor am Twentieth to Fourth Streets. Enjoy with its combination of lakes, gardens and ftjMltiant display of asaleas In their muW Mared tovsllftsss. Pause as you move trees will Increase tha visitors’ and citizens' 4rth>ard along this avenue at Sixteenth appreciation of the teamwork of man and vast to drink in the breath-taking sweep God In creating vistas of beauty and a af thousands of asaleas. Swing around that neighborhood rich in appeal. Too often wa take for granted many of Mock beetween Oak-Flftssnth-Elm and Six­ the blessings bestowed on us. But now is an teenth, back to Oak and thrill to the mo*edraped coolness he shadows ths sparkling especially appropriate time to enjoy the colorful and beckoning beauty that invites Arirav of flowers and dazxllng dogwood. ..Yen'll man’el aa you continue northward ua to appreciate our City of Loveliness and 1 s t tha alas of age-old aisles bushee that thank God onca more for this rs well as tha I; adorn many of the elty's pioneer homes other blessing* that make life in Florida > along Oak. Now these ten foot tall plants ao enjoyable. • * * • £ are a mass of color. Pause to appreciate tha ) flowering wall that surrounds tha elty lib* Moonshiners Beware! *wry and feast your eyas on the city park Something new has been added to tha ( that bespeaks ths thoughtfulness of the list of weaporiK for tha beverage depart­ \;it murfftlpal authorities of Its citizens and ment agent who la tracking down tha illi­ p vislofh In providing thla and many other at- cit manufacture of moonshine whiskey. , ! tractive garden spots. A good smeller. Aa you move east on First, your attention So says the Florida Supreme Court will again be arrested as the full majesty of which has ruled that If said agent drtecte of Melton Park comes into view. The care* by emell the arnma of fermenting mash the officer then has reasonable grounds to beThe Sanford Herald lisva that moonshine whiskey is helng manufactured and is therefore Justified in making an arrest and searching the premiaes. Tha recent ruling should provide the aganta, therefore handicapped when eudI V R I I « t m o i S tT S I H « |N - H t (M S M It I denly detecting ths whereabouti of the maeh, with a very effactive weapon in at­ MUM. N l S •# O u t a HMl l S m •M M W IN l i t NIMM M rot tacking tha Illegal liquor business. The moonahinere are pretty smart hambres though and they might come up with S product, aa did tha enetor oil boys, with Tussday, March 6, 1956 tha odorless kind. In the meantime, agenta wit] carefully TODAY'S Bim.S r iP R I guard themselves to keep from catching For Israel and the Phlltitlnes had put the rolde, Under ordinary conditions ferment­ battle In array, army against army.—I 8am* ing mash can be detected half a mile awsy net 17:21. by the odor method. Actress Eats NSW YORK * - D tW ik Rsn Ilkss to munch aa "leve-lle* Love-Lies-Bleeding' * ■ * , - • * Hny .V. put Is a islad, Th! " “lira . >,.U*krd and it ayouB* wonThla, aha aaya, U a British weed darful aharp tails." 1 Deborah, who has overcome tha handicap af a flawleai besuly to prova kenelf one of tha moat rolled and talented of modern aetrenei, Ukei her food .pretty raw-and hopoi her life will itiy pretty kind. At IT, ai a youni ballet dancer, iho triad out beforo the lata Ga­ briel Paical for ■ film role la "Major Barbara," "You ere too fat, your hair la all wraai, and ao to your complex­ ion," he told her. Thee Deborah rasd the line* af the role aha ■«u|ht. and Paieal — "Dear Gab­ by" aha aalla him sow—Immadiataly allied her ta a contract. " t was ehubby Utaa," admit! Deborah. FREE GUEST CU SS A t'tU i Tree flueit Clsia yaw wilt dto*or*t how Dais Cams* (to* training helps rsn davelep s*W skill* la handling sssyts— fits* you •slf-r«nfld#n*s sad kXswkow ta sa t you? Mass aaraM u Individuals sad YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND FREE I Beglnalag ■mien . 1 LB AIN HAW TO WfROVB YOUR MEMORY No on# eeuM complain iboul Mill Karr's fizure, her rad*#ld h,lr' " her complexion. She ‘ bacama almoit too beautiful. For • while It held her to imponlbty "loody aoody" roUi. She broke (hit pattern In "Prom Hare ta Eternity," and lha Broad­ way play, “To* and Sympathy." Hiia Kerr’* patrician charm hai a warm- down-to-earth quality that make* it do leu appaallni. She hai m art raro im oni beautiful woman—lha ability to talk in auch a way that you foriet her look* and aeo and Ilka her mind, lfaro la a iimpla: "Beauty secrets? I don't have any. 1 do wash my fact with aoap and water. "Baauty eat ba a myth anyway, ft ain bo phyilesl, or U can corns from Inildo a porion. "To bo beautiful you haro to bo truthful. You alao hava to heap your hair slea, your teeth sice, your able nice, and all theie dreary thlnga. But yau learn (hat by tha age of I. You don't hava ta tall a woman that, 1 hope. "PoodaT I iika raw csrrota, raw cabbaia, raw cauliflower — aaladi and cheaiaa. I'm not a vio­ lent eater, 1 could ba a vagatarlan. "Perhipa I got my love af v«g•tablaa from my irandmothor. She loved weird planti. She mid­ wine out af dandellona and bear out of nettlei. "Aa a ptnon, I Just want to ha aa—to ba happy very much. •'It’s ao muck eeiler to bo hap­ py than to ba cron, "By that t don't mean te set yes ahould wear s constant grin. I hava • laying, Ufa la a con. ' atant struggle against sa usaoaa GOP Is 'Dependent' On One Man Bwaldential iwaapatakei. A big By JAME8 MARLOW [aenbower hsa declined to lay ha sactlos of Republicans — tbs Taft AaMcInlod F rau News Analyst |wants him again. Nixons future wing — ba* small use for him. If WASHINGTON u r- lt was Pres- Is unclear, tdant Glscnhowar himself who said i Knowlaod iH iM ' to eonildtr ho atlll has the presidential oug, lb* Republican party Is not "da- himself prejldentlit timber. He bo's been keeping It quiet. pcoicnl" on one man. But it cer­ w»» anxious to run If Elsenhower Lodge, chief U.S. delegata to tainly is now. And he's ths m in,, di-in t. lie can hardly claim s the Unitaa oei.oh* »ud a long­ The reason: with the axcapllon huge following. Ha alraady ha» of Vice President Nixon — and • aid ha doesn't want the No. 3 time Elsenhower backer, didn't even win redaction In his own there la tome folk the Republl plica on Elsenhower'# ticket. cans may ditch him at Elsenhow­ Hartar hai bean mantloned. But stats of Massachusetts th* list er'* running matt — lha party In ha'a no national flgura. Tbara time ba ran for tha. Senit*. tha past four year* has not built might be.a ditpula ova- hli nom­ Except far Secretary of tho up any potential auccatsor to ination for tho vico presidency. He Treasury Humphrey, who lays ho Elsenhower. Ths same thing hap­ wai born In Paris and the Consti­ doesn't want th* Job. so on* In pened to the Democrats In tha tution aaya a president o u it.b e Elsenhower's Cabinet la being talked of much far th* vie# Franklin D. Roosevelt yaara. a natural-bora cltiran. The Republicans may land on Daway Is a two-lima loiar la the praj Idency. th* political rock* In 1M0 If Elsen­ hower wins this year and thay do no more in the next four years to push forward presidential pros­ pects lhan they did In th* past four. Elsenhower 1 o o k • d so much By NUHUN It MBMUIfc R.B. mor* th* winner than any other MOR* and mor# doctors are the neiflar fall to prevent' Republican In light that lb* party condoning Us* uaa of pacifier* for thumb-tucking. On* •< tha chief values the pacwanted him even though b* starts thlldrtn. out under a handicap — hli haart For yeara. many medical man IBar hsa sa * prarantatlva of attack - no other candidate would have advised against Ibalr us* on thumb-lacking, he says, la that ths grounds Uwy may bo habit- It la addons dlAcoU to discard , hava to baar. forming and tend to inerts** TofcwmkRAM Eisenhower and his party can atm bopa hla anormoua popularity thumb-sucking. But a g n a t B us­ While s thumb la always avail* will carry lha day. But they know bar of doeto n now disagree. abl* at tha flick of a wrist, a pee* Sucking loBon tflar la not If tha temptation la uncertainly In lha public mind A sucking raflax la present in more than an arm's lasgth away. about his haallh may cost them voles and mike lha result closer ■11 infanta. They gat than Brat Dr. BltUlmaysr say*, a habit la desperate that police officials than In 1951. nourishm ent by sucking. For more easily broken. h*v* been Issuing permits to bona- They can't afford a vice presl many children. It la alio a aouree Ordinarily, ha aaya, children fide tourists to do so as tha only dcntlal candidal# who will los* of pleasure since It help* them to give up a peclflar voluntarily be­ fore th# age of t Any Uma after answer to tha problem. u. them voles. This year, they know, r t iThla arte to each to usually tha second birthday, ha points tt la tha same story wherever voters will b* thinking more than you go In-South Florida. Naples ever of the old saying: "The vice satisfied with tho thumb. By th* out, parents usually can “lo*#1* peclflar without fearing de­ and BonlU Sprlngi have been president la one heartbeat from tlm* s baby reach** tho eg* of tha thr»* months, hi* coordination 1* velopment of thumb-iucklng. telling troveten to try Ft. Myers the presidency." good enough to msbo tucking n and Ft. Myara folks hava been For that raison tha man tha net J. B, II.: I awaka during tho telling them to try Naples or Republicans nick as Eisenhower's purposeful If thumb-iueking become* n night with numbnesa In my Bonita Springs. habit, sa it frequently does, It running mat* this year will probhands and flngar tip*. I also ha: j While Tampa does not elalm lo ha th* man they would hav* •omatimei continues for serarsl aorancaa tn tha arms and (boul­ b* a lourlst town. It la Just as ably yaara. Any w a n t who h u triad would tha numbnaaa bo flooded as other communities add picked as Ihelr presidential can- to break hia youngster of thla ders. eauaad by rheumatism or la It duo didst* If E l a * n h o w * r wasn’t motels that have had vacancies habit knows* what a job It la. to poor circulation? In past years are now full. A running. F actio n Help Answer: It Is Impoaatbl* to tell Whom hsv* th*y to e h o o s * traveler who was In my office to­ Loula P. Rlttolmiyer, Jr. of what disturbance la causing tha day reported that ha started from? A hindful of Republicans th*Dr.University of Tannaasoa Col­ numbnaaa In your hands ana An­ looking for a motel at * p m and com* to mind: Nixon, Sen. Know- lage of Medicine, auggatU that gara and aoranasa In your arms land of California. Thomas E. visited seven place* before he shoulders. Thla might b* duo Dewey, Gov. Christian A. Herter pacinara can htlp prevent thumb- and could find accnmodstinns. to a circulatory disturbance, to sucking. If anyone is to blame for tha oDewey, Gov. Chrnstlsn A. Herter Ha cltaa tost* conducted by tha arthritis, or to aoma nervous diisituation It must be th* Florida of Massachusetts and Henry Cabot eoltaga'a Family Car* Program to ordar. Development Commission, nr fel­ Lode*. support hla contention. In only Thorough study by your phyalEisenhower has pushed Nixon to thra* par cant of ths cases, did elan la needed to And tha cau*^ lows like Dick Pope of Cypress o ISM, XiMtn * Gardens and Ray and Davidson of the front since 1MJ. Nixon his Silver Springs who have been pro­ wide support smnng many—but moting Florida lo th* hilt, not all—Republican politicians, ElNewspapers and magarlnes have given more spaca to Florldr CONVENTION OPENS publicity ’ git* year thon ever WEDNESDAY hefore. Th* current isiu* of Holi­ ORLANDO CO- Th* Florida day magarin* tells how a tourist Assn, of County Commissioners can visit a lot of points of In­ will open a three-day convention terest on the West Coast, cover •v*ry attraction, ait well and haro Wadnatday. have a royal tlma on an Invest­ Meeting lit conjunction with com­ ment of 150 per person. Stories like missioner* will bo tho Florida that appeal to everyone and they Assn, of County Attorneyi, tha hop In their ear, magazine In Stalt Assn, of County Engineers hand to make tha tour and sea If and Road Superintendents, and ij U true. i t county wnttNIty toning: offlqhili. ■ It looks Ilka we will hav* to Cooking king shrimp? Add bay build more hotels, motels and open more restaurants and eating places leaf, a few who)# black peppers, a If wa are going to ha ahle to lake slice of onion, some eatery tops cars of all tha folks who want to and parsley sprigs to the water visit ui. Anyhow. It Is wonderful In which you simmer th# shrimp. and I'm on* little guy that be- Use the shrimp a* you desire: things llaves "Wa ain't seen nothing make a bisque with tha shrimp stock. yet." Pacifiers Often Help Prevent Thumb-Sucking Too Late To Classify By KUACSELt, KAY Old Umcri who want through tha wringer in Florida In IM4 when lha boom buitad right In their facia Juat can't believe that .there really la a Santa Clau*. Ever lines than they hava watch­ ed tha a maxing growth of Florida and still heap shaking their head* and saying 'Wait until the bottom drops out." Five or six years ago, I ratal! driving aoma friend* down to Miami and whan they saw the Beach they Just knewr that somebody was going to gat hut. Since lhan tha number of hotels and molela hai more than doubted and lha amating thing la that no matter how many n*w one, arc built they all icem to ba doing a profitable business. For a good many years the Wait Coait of Florida, with the exception of St. Petersburg and Sarasota, didn't attract too many tourist*. Tha area experienced • tlow normal growth and there ware "vacancy" ilgni in s lot of plica*. Thla yaar, tha Wait Coast la m overrun with touriits and win­ ter visitor* that the hotel, motel and restaurant folks aret browing up their hands and screaming for help. Last weak Is Ft. Myara motali were turning away so or more can a night and tha situation waa so daiparata that many travelers, exhausted In Ihelr hopeless sasrch for accomodations, slept In their cars. Trailer parks were losded Jo tha gills and many trallerlle* parked their trailers In filling nations or on tha strati as there was no p lan alsa to go and they wen too tired to drive further. Hestaurinti have bten hard praised to care for patrons. In tha St. Petersburg area you can sao hundreds of people standing la line waiting In get Into a res taurant or eafsteria. Even the awanklsit plana are doing a land office builnasa and turning pcoplt away who do not hava a reserva­ tion. While ntpny communities have laws against persons sleeping In ears, th# situation has become ao advartary who almost always laemi to gat the batter of ua." "But tha inawer comas down to self-control. I don't believe that people who make a row and 1st off steam actually feat any hellar. I think deep down they fail ashamed. "We all grow np te be pretty ordinary. But we all ware once wonderful—like children." save and YOU'RE—»yTELLING ME! WILUAM tin — Caafrof P ro a Writer A NEW thrt*-cant stamp oty from an outdoor Christmas dis­ ■cnrlxf th* 300th anniversary of play, replaced them with rad and Princeton university's Nassau ball grsan lights. That's all that* waa will ba issued aaxt year. Th* to ths new* dispatch—but tt dots Bowo story didn’t aay, however, make a colorful dory. whether It would bo orange-andI t I Mack Ugcr striped. gpain's top matador (a *w roof# lo Jepem te introduced M l fight* I I t 4 m w "mtraefe" terigftf rrduc- tay there. Advice re Fogo—tattap Mtaftaw (• Millay Ilk* hot Ur stick te Me*boil/ eekts ta fired#*. The menu/ae* I t ! Igbb t tIWV | 0 H*W 0 i f*anW L a IfrW J^wRrW^MY^^HWa be expecting /at wJ! proft*. Canada ba* ln*raa**d by 99,000, I I amiistlM shew. Th* family M f. to * ta oak If we'd crying Inta you want • A fur coat, n*w ear. nestle* trip . . . whatever your special dream mar bs . . , yau eaa make It come true, without touching vour emergency re. serves. Simply open a separate saving* account and **t slid* o regular amount, each payday. Our liberal dividends, addM twlr*-y#arly. will h*ly your saving* grow fastarl Next to a Living Performance, You See It Best on with television's only MAICO HEARING AID& The fteeat aH translator aide, fitted by experienced mew with eanlpment aad aide neceeeary for each Individual. f nil pries range in I makea, 6 late medeln. Terms. Our rape seentatlve In Sanford nt Miller Radio A Ap* ORLANDO HEARING CENTER 308 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 417 PHONOGRAPH RECORDS AND RECORD PLAYERS M RS �Panel Discussion Featured Program A t P-TA Meeting Local M embers ^ sk e d T o A ttend D A C Luncheon The Pilgrim Chapter Florida Society Daughter, of the Ameri­ can Colonist* will hive a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. March IS In the Beluood Hotel 741 S. Ridgewood Ate. in Daytona Beach. Local mrmberi are ashed to • f t a check with re*eivat!om no* liter then March to to Mr*. 11. K. Hamilton, 3o9 N. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach. All Sanford member, arc urged to be preicnt. ENTIRE STOCK tong Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS VI anhatten-Marlboro-Cooper. WERE NOW 3.95 4.95 3.95 3.89 3.49 2.79 fieAAjoJtaJU FALL TROUSERS Values to 10.95 now 5.95 - and SOM t* of tender ahruba a* crepe myrtle, Crose croton*, hlbltcu* and poimettlae ■non- which we have heiltated to do until all dancer of froit wa* over. Not only th**e tender ihrub* but practically svsrythlng In tha garden I* welting for thl* atten­ tion. However, welt until the bloom I* over for bougainvillea*, gardenia*, aialta*. camellia* and other spring bloomers; when they too ihnutd he pruned of and neighboring town*. There I* straggly growth, then fertlllaed no charge but a free will of­ and well watered. fering will be accepted at tha Aialeai and camellia■ ehauld vtoor for tha Red Croia Fund of set their first feeding of an add Seminal* County. formula fertlliier about midPlayer* arc raqueitod to make mouth or whin iuit pail tha up their own table* and bring peak of bloom; and two ftedlnf* their own card*, playing the later at sit week Interval*. Soma gam* of their choice, a* there gardener* prefer to give Hgnt will be table prliee given. feeding* monthly until ahnut July Mr*. Kupl announce* that »h* lit when bud* begin to form for will five nteny fin* prliee at next year’* flower*. In any rat* the fertlliier ihould he wall her party. Tan door prlieii «»ch worth watered In without "scratching" five dollar* or more will be give. th# >ol| a* thl* practice eaveraly Wlnnir p rim for each table damage* th* fragile root eytteia. hav* been planned and a large W* do hop* you have been number of screen* prliee. Gifl* •*ving all available oak leavat to th* Seminole Rrd and mulching your Dower herCroe* Fund will 1 dire with them, Aialeai and camellia* are particularly in th* door In H*u n need of thl* proltrUnn to keep their shallow root* moiit and cool. Hvdrang*** aim respond beauti­ fully to monthly feeding* thru June. Use very add fertiliser inch a* aluminum autphal* (ground aluml if you deilr* deep blue flower* and lint* to •weeten anil for pink one*. Thai* plant* do wel| In with eialea* and give Idonm In summer when the aialeai are gone. Tmteel all newly .planted ihrub* and tree* from drying wind* of Mareh with a mulch and frequent iprinkllng* nf water from th* ho«e. U*e fertlliier sparingly on the** a* th* root* ar« tender end easily hunted. Her* again I* where monthly ap­ plication* In *m*l) amount* I* better than on* h*avy feeling. Lawns al*o ihould get their iprlng feeding thl* month, and do rhona# ■ fertlliier .with a good percentage of organic ma­ terial ai It lait* longer and The re n te r meetlnt of the Southilrie P-TA wa* held Thuridajr In the school auditorium. Rou­ tine ^tulnejn w i i carried out by the nreildent, Mri. Quit eve Bam­ berger. Duriha that time e nnrninetine committee wa* eopolntcd to aa cure offtcen for the aniulng achoot year. Thai* chmen were Mrs. Charlei Meeka. Mr*. H. S Dim er and Mr*. J. C Uttehal The P-TA project for the year wai dimmed and It we* decided to tpand the P-TA money for new library hook* for the tchool. Mr. Ren Wlgglni will heed the committee. Announcement trai made of the district P-TA meellnf to be held in Lee.burg March R. All were uraed to attend ir poitlble A report wai liven of the P—TA county council meellna held recently In the Geneva School. The proiram wee “ very Intereitini and Informative" in the form of a panel dlicuaslon on "Juvenile Protection’* which wai led by Mr*. Randall CHa»e. Thn«e taklni part wart Arnold Wllllemi. police department; the Rev. Cirnefn and Don Plarnm. Scout official. Many Intereiltni point* were liven on way* that parent* and lcich»ri may help and protect their children. A butt m tlon. led by Mr*. Roy Menn, wai held In which everyone partici­ pated. Queition* came back to the panel to be aniwered. Homchc* for the evening de­ corated the lunchroom with haikeli of iprlnf flower* and March kite*. The tablet were centered with tiny neili and *«• Dellrlmn refreihment* of cake and coffee were lerved by the room mother* of Ml** Marguertta notion'* e lm , and Mf*i Mariarette Oreiory and Mil* Zlllah Welsh’* clan. Ai/ss Myrtles Schedule Schedule of Ml** Myrtle Wil­ ton, Home Demomtratlon Aicnt from March 7-IS 1* a* follow*: March T Chulunta Home Drmunitratlon Club meet* el Ihe School Building at 10 a.m. Cover­ ed dish lunch. The deinonitratloo will be "Pleated Skirt." Match S Sanford Home Demonitratlon Club meet* at the Com­ munity Center at 2 p.m. Demonitratlon will be "Pleated Skirt." March I Girl*' 4 H Club of Pinccreit School • l!h grade-will meet/ at the ichool at 11 a.m. Demomtratlon will be "Have plmpeli Moved In On You." The 7th Grade Girl*' 4-H Club will meet at Sanford Junior Hliti School al 11:.19 p m. Demonitralion will be "Have Pimple* Moved In on You." The Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club will meet at the ichool at T p.m. Demomtratlon will be ‘ Cleared Skirt." March 10 County Dairy Pood* Contcit will be held for the 4'H Girl* at tha Community Center ■t • a.m. Selection will be made for girl* to repreaent the county Mr. end Mre, Lynwood Whatley of Birmingham, Ala. ara announc­ ing the birth of a dauihter. Debra Jean weighing 7 lb*. March 3. Mr*. Whitley I* th* former Mtu Bar­ bara Jean Catiube of Sanford, •t Uta £i4Jtot iiAUf CriUf ■T tiii oA-V r OliU 14it in Orlanda March iTth. Tuna. March 8, I t March 12 Olrli* 4-H Club of -------------------------Slavia will meat at the ichool at ft.M fof priellci , l p,m. Demonstration will be on _1(¥ c#ntir “ cZ. «L 1 March IS Girl.* 4 H Club of Club, will meet a Geneva will meet at the ichool V1 at B:30 a.m. Demomtratlon will ^ be "Have Plmptea Moved In on Sh,nt Yum” Ceramic* Clan < CuaJV • . ,,.oru» will meet at the Senior Hl|h Seb S U D D E N L Y IT 'S SPRING STRAW HATS ByLEB $3-95 To $8.50 his neuron U*a lightweight atrtw* In your thole* of dark to lighter nhadea . > eeveral crown* In various brims. TEvery LEE straw la ARIDEX water-repellent rnnrii * • els* Mr. and Mr*. Dean Snavely an­ please? nounce the birth of a daughter, Chritlla Ann weighing 4 lb*. 12 ot. Feb. 21. The young Mlie wai born In the Seminole Memorial Hospiral and her ir.tth#r I* the former Mil* Edne Michel*. Making garlic bread from a f M _ —_ long loaf of French bread. RelU l p member that you’ll naed to allow S w lfc * ten nr fifteen mlnutra to baa* tha bread In a modarata ovtn. 80(1 EAST FIR ST & C & < L C ft Jt>7 C i r i l o o / B l o o m f i e l d Mr. and Mre. Morrli Roth ere ■pending a ihorl varation at Ihe Mayfair Inn. They are from New Bruniwlck, N. Y. Mr*. Roth I* th* pait preildent of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority ot th* Alpha Seta Chapter \n her town. Happy, Birthday ch& ni'lO & aA. Phil Haiklne Ur*. W. D. Meade Mr* C. J. Tolley Seminole Hi CAROL EVANS EXCLUSIVES! O nly at P en n cy’e! Sm all Fry E aster T reats in Breath"of-Spring B road cloth s, G ingham s! Otto tWnhe Mead Tew Bel'S be lb* pmndea* Mttto tody to the luster pr ude to e h n em Cetel Ivnwe dree* from Penney'*! Choose from •ends of them . . . prints, eolida, stripes, cheeks, combination*. . . machine washable broadcloths, finvhnmn . . . all exquisitely styled- Delectable little dlahee they are In lovely whipped cream colors . . , priced i t delectable Penney prices, tool „ v a W H ■ 9 A Q _ __ *,XB* 7 IO m u ) to m J .O | By NAN CUSHING Wedneiday wa* the 2#th nf rehruary — Sadi* Hawklne Day. School wa* dismissed al t p m the fun began! Thera were racei, contaeta, food, gamea and a square denr* for u* to enjoy Clines end rlubi ipomored a yiriely of booth*. The Gle* Cluh ■old waffle* end coffee; th* Lat In I club, routed end boiled pc* nut*; Trl HI Y, P*P Club, Latin II and Future Nuria* Club* ipon ■ored fim ei. The Library Cour ell conducted a eeke-walk end the Sophomore clue sold inow cone*. The Key Club sold candied apples. The booth enjoyed molt by the itudent* was "Th* Drink", which was ipomorad by the Projactlon lata Club. The inphomore* took second and third place In tha ple-eatlni contcit which Donnie Carter won Ray* Jenkins, representing Mir junlori won tha bubble-gum blowing contest. Johnny Bowen and Nancy Tri visa* won first and third place respectively while Brantley Schl r*rd cam* la eeeond la the lack rare. Eddie Barbour I* now the hog calling king of I. Ft, 8. by beat ing Al Stanley, Jimmy Owen and Wally Phillip*. Th* Junior* took top honor* In tha human croquet game and the itniora end sophomore* drag gad the juniors and freshmen through the mud In th* tug-o-war Ai main event ot th* day. Sadi* Hawkins Day race wai *n joyed by th* glrli. After catch Ing a man, Marrying Sam, Mr Harrii, would supply a marriage ceremony, ring and a certificate for sea cents. The 'danee, given fey the Stu dent Council, began at • p.m. t end ended at t. Elisabeth Wood­ ruff and Bobert Carter, who had been elected Delay Mae and Ul‘ -Abner were honored gueats. Mr Engebrelion, David Shannon ami Dll! Martin supplied the muilc. The majorettei are and 'have been alnce the first of the year, practicing for the diitriet band contcit. Thl* contcit la going to be held In Cocoa on March tg. For the liat two veehp the Mlrli have practiced after aehoo] until i p.m. In addition to their rssuler practice, ft la vary hard work and they daierva a lot of credit Inelaqtally, tha Band g a v o a concert at tha JO rftlr Ian Suodiy. ____________ , TH* TIMELESS COSTUME • very tim e! What to wear to the committee uniting? . . . to dinner with your busbond'a bo**! . . . to your re­ union lunchiont Our womjirful pur* al Ik shantung spans the hours , , . aulta th* occasion. Soft droia with dicormi.lv low neckllno has It* own aently fitted Jacket, with an over-collar of white linen , . , aut short enough to tot tho Dew­ ar icrent repeat tha color ef the eummarbund. 10 to 20 . "Stltm ort VniiP Bed Cross0 �3 HHKg .vr*r;-».......... : , •• •• ~~~ ~~ ’ v\ v < Women's Golf Assn. Has Monthly Meet; Tourney Revealed why he dld't aviie Hie emmiaBr HURRAY ROSE NEW YORK (JB—Charley John* slon later of hla there In the fight­ iton,: n i n u e r of two world ehim- ers, Johnaton laid, "It clipped my plom and praaldsnt of tha Intar* mind.” national Boxing Guild, today facea "It waa a misunderstanding." a Stata Athletic Commlaaion hear­ acid Taradtlno. who haa a limited ing that could coat him hit llcenia. command o! English. Commission Chairman Jullua Halfand ordered written ebargea drawn up agalnat Johnaton, man­ ager of featherweight ruler Sandy 8 fiddler and light heavyweight f r in t s t a t e - S / l t M l|* U ia 4 * C ll Man M» J-'* Ung: Archie Moore, for violating AMusty liu n MO M l commlaaion rulea. Similar chargee Uloiidjr ttu ptrlor w ar' lodged agalnat Manager jSfcrfW *r,mai V M Carmine Tarantino. SlSU"1 - ll ,w (I S# Ttta eommlailon will decide — Commander J W. g u l n l e l a l l I J 111-10 probably next week — whither I r i l l y doiitils (4-»)> ** their Ucahaea ahould be auapended T k lr d B a r e —« / l i Mile. T l m e i a t . t Mltspy T i m a i m o u 4 l u J.su or revoked. . My L u c k y W h irl 10 40 I t . t v Both Johnaton and Tarantino ad­ H a p p y O k i e e so <juinlela <*•«)) l» * on mitted at a commlaaion hearing f ' e a i l k SUca —4 / i e Mila T lm a i ■!.« 1 * 0 J so l ev Monday that they chared tin the y i n a t t a Iliili A D im a 4.00 J.*0 management of three Italian fight- M ountain k.<Mla * 3v era—Paolo Ttoal, Halo Scortlchlnl Uiiinlola 4l.kS P * oo H l l k l i a r a —0 / 1 # I t l l r . T l m a i * l.a and'L K n Mlnclll — but had not m a r At M IO 1 *0 a.ee * t IV I n n filed aialgnce contract* with the Nil K a w a r d C o m in I 'r i a d a * 1® commlaaion aa commlaaion rulea UMlnlala (fc.») DM OS S I , Ik l l a r a — tz I I Mil*, T l m a i 11.3 renulre. r H o ck * 40 * » v 3*> Tarantino admitted that In tub* Hou K. I lob * 0 0 1.10 „ a-xv milting the contracts of light­ Dyald g u l n l s t a (1.7) SIS :o weight Real and middleweight S t . t a l k l l a r a —a . 'l d Mil*. T i m a HI.! o.oo I . Jo s io Scortlchlnl he had aworn to Hie I. M. H on»y lih t 4 10 M o compilation that he was the aole dIma ar t rl.u ju * 40 le la ( I .* ) S l l " 4 manager and no one elae had any K lag uk ln lk lla r e — « / l« M ila T lm a i a i . l ' Interest! la the fighters. Johnson lirin iila t-'rlrmt 3 on I so 3 no J 00 3,1* admitted the same for Mlnclll, a I'tiliimr Mlr»ak Ulna lloll M" welterweight now retired. g u ln la la I I . S i I I J «" .Olalk Mara — (1/10 Mila O rada 4 "Everyone In boxing knnwa that Boy • •» • . Tarantino and f have bren part­ Choir flay B enn y * to J S« ISO ners In Italian flghtera for 2f> Flyln* Tool (3-SJ II* *n yean,” laid Johnslnn. "We had T a(Julrilela a lk lla r a — 0/» M ila. T lm a i 41.1 Zalda l.ou l« * o » oo l« « an oral understanding. I'm no HUM Hua 4 *0 J j ; undercover manager." B n rk a la e r ln iela IS **> 1*4 *0 Aaked by Ifelfand why he hadn't (Ju Mutual Jlstizll# I I I . 774.0 0 filed aaslgnee papers with tha T* INHI II T H C M T n iEM , p lra l n a ra — »•» Mtja O rada C eontmlsilon, Johnslnn replied that Mary H ill Brenda K, tu rlc k u r t'llnl. he;was out of town when Taran­ Ila h ih l .Marked V lly. I.u ck y I’aloa. lim in ' P « « l , lf* l|a r tino filed yontrael* for Roil and Sarnad lla r a —I II Mila O rada II 8cnrUch!n{ and that Tarantino was lla a l Hnn, llonnay ilad e an lie iiil'i. Top flanan a. Lon# Htar T»«. r.u rh v not la town when he fJohnaton) I ’a l'ra y , Hupar F r r d , lilrn to T a « filed the Mlnelll retract. Asked T k lrd t ia r a — A - ia Mila O rada •• SOKC ■' JT r a, . _ . l. : ,1 tl S- TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL It Sv RAIN OR SHINE 1 DOG RACING Nightly Sunday) (except Matinees Wed. & Sat, 2 P. M. ; • All New Track • Photo Timing • Heated Stands * Australian Tote • Valet Parking • Jerry Collins, Mgr. Sorry, No Minora Pag* 8 . Two. MarcK 8,1958 TTTB BAKTORP HER ALB STILL FLYING HIGH Th# Sanfnrd Woman'# Golf Aelodatlon held their monthly luncheon and buelnase meeting at the Mayfair Country Club lait Wrdlicaday. Tha luncheon tablet wera beautifully decorated with Oranga ■ '1 bloieqnie, aaaleaa, geranium**, and wild flowera by Mre, John Crawford, Social Chairman who also gave Mm . Andrew Carraway a prlie for gne»»lng "If" a* the ’ 1 j. Secret Word used most by all golfera. BOB \A > Mrs. Rosa Adame preeldent, P tC H A R D S T y presided over the meeting, Mra. i VETERAN POLE Betty Madeira was introduced a* a new member. Mrs. Blanche VAULTER j M * Nicely waa alectad as director to fitL L V * ea v rf # /* /9 f6 represent Sanford Women’* Golf EE \ CAMPA/ON/AlS Tournament for 1060-57. Mr*. W. TP//0<9 I m c H ME Aiaoclatlon at tha Inter-City POP A If PO PE 9 W /lL > K. Meltoberla, tournament chair­ OEM 1 w m p o p w /r P / man, announced the Club Champ­ reco pp U A REPEAT / > ionship Tournament would begin ’Orff ZfPA/GMr JRL m o //V t o e / / March 11 with qualifying dates m M > \ OiKHPiCB. L J March 7 through March It. Mr*. TEE Meltoberla also announced the InWLLROtE ter-Clly Tournament in Leesbuig oam ez Thursday March 16. «v Mr*. Jeanne Foulk, trophy REM chairman, awarded prliea to the Y O P K o ti following: Kelt. 16 -Tournament f e e . 4. - Best Nine holes, W haridlcapBOB BEQAO TM YEAR Clas* A, Mr*. Beryl Rwlnsont EegP/MB QMYII 6 HTEEO Class B, Sin. Betty Madeira; MORE /S-POOrEff* To Class C, Mr*. Harry Woodruff; 4H».<4*lr4 »>r*a M M MAKE ITAA EVER HUNDRED*. > Iaiw Pulls, Mr*. Ruth He.rron. Keb. lid - Tournament > Most C, Class A, Mrs. Louise Parker; Most 7, Class C, Mr*. Fred Perkins, Low Putts, Mr*. Andrew Carra­ way. Members, attending were: Mrk. Jeanne Foutk, Mr*. I). It. Math­ ers, Mrs. W. K. Mcltoberts. Mrs. Ross Adams, Mr*. E. B. Smith, Mrs.* Harry Woodruff, Mr*. A. By T1IE ASSOCIATED PRESS show from Willie Mays, who I). Marsh, Mrs. Charles Meeks, Up to nnw tha youngsters, con­ nailed a runner al the plate with Mrs. Prlra Heard, Mr*. George a 350-foot prg. Mays also made a Nicely, Mrs. J, C. Inch, Mrs. P. tending for major league berths, fine ea'rh of a long drive as his have hogged the spotlight ‘In the 0. Hart, Mr*. Betty Madeira. team- the Davey Williams Wallop­ Mr*. H. P. Weaver. Mrs. F. D. spring training ramps. But the ers, downed Ihe Ray Mueller. veterans are beginning to maka Scott, Mrs. Boyd Weber, Mrs. C. Other veterans from whom minIhelr weight felt nnw. F. Filton. agere are expertlng a lift this spaMr*. Fred Perkins, Mrs. It. K. Home run slugger llsnk Sauer. son are Bobby Thomson of Ihe Bing, Mrs, John lv»y. Mr W. w h o ’disappointed Ihe Chirago Cubs Braves, Ray Jahlnnski of the RedIt. Swlnaon, Mr*. J. t Peters, will) a dismal season In 1955, pow­ legs, Jerry Lynch of the Pirates Mrs. Jim Parker, Mr*. Grace ered a 400 foot home run in hat­ P.ete Runnels of itip Senators and Marlin, Mr*. E. C. dayman, Mra. ting practira yesterday despite a Frank Smith nf Ihe Cardinals. T. F. McDaniel. Mr*. Madeline sore ankle. Hank has brought Dunn, Mrs. Andrew Carraway, smiles to Manager Stanley Hack's Mra. Earl HlgglnlToGtam, Mrs. J. fare with hla solid hitting. Hiimir1 Wilson, Mr*. John Craw­ Furthermore, pitcher Russ Mey ford, Miss Ceclle Heard,' Mis* er, acquired from the Dodgers,. ............... Ellen Bell* and guest, Mrs. Iloua ,nCcessfully weathered a severe Mahan amt Mr*. P- C. Hina. test of hl» ailing elhow. He enmpUlnol th# elhow locked on him SI |» ■ |lo«* l l s » s n - / ) Hps, *, Lnpl'SI while fielding a grounder Sunday. Itilrt, Ml»» tiulirmr. I'm Harry nyrti, Ihe ex-Yankee, who HpliIv «l Hi«, lis i*u HuneSi Tliln iViurlh Mara —* •* Hit* *J has hern modifying his pitching t-niieno »u li Mr Wiimlis I'm. Jllisfl delivery In the hopes of Improving Jill, IJiii'listt t'li-. UntilMiMir. Il»il on his test season’s 7 X rernrrl for Wind, rrrine Tim*. Hun, I'sriv >l(lk —azta Mils (,rad» I) Ilia Chirago While Box, hurled All,, f III I» ,s XllrtitH,. Ml-s Kiiir. )MIIII r Alou,*-. I iiii-rtvsiimi. three hltlrsa Innings Hu, a tin.4 Uiavalu| Mac, Hu*jr The Itriiiiklyn Dodger* *r*nd to s'lttsk llsre —a HI *SIla lirsils I* lose Ihelr World .Series sensation lUy J Hell* 1-• v1.1.*r> I’odrrs In Ihe draft this kid. I ,i« iladssn, JluiMy Field. Johnny monih hut they were eherred hy I.Tonatim,, I'uny list, Nsllrnn Setrnlh Hare —*/l# »4lie IUs4« 4 Jerry I’relty Ilr»l F.ffnrl, I'erry the excellent performances of Carl I'll ele, ,\Ue Kina, ul, Iroily. Ilnlllna Erskine and Billy l.oes in halting Mime, Aunt VVililn Msry J. J Ftakia llara —fi le title lirade M pracllre slinTs. For Loes II was Warily, Marquei, Major <’"dy, Ihe first lime he has thrown hard Nina li. C'nral tin,a. t.eader Ullri, all spring. Tnn Tnbby. HUr Fla»h Math llara —*/ia Bit# ra4a A Don Neweombe pitched for 13 Sir. Fnr#e Vnl lltakley, Adnrerl, Ciuit iJisle, llaiipy Tim, Frrlty minutes despite a blister on his I'CHHV. Krs U'Tn|l|irr. Mk C’ari.l Ihumti and it was hoped the sore­ Telllk liar# —Cl'k Side l.vailr T ness in his arm which plagued Hweet l.lna. Ilarnmny and Itzmal Ulna, Harmony llntih, Zeiaballa. him at World Senes tlm» his dis­ Ulster Jones, flullana Ike, Ray appears). Fantasy B'es We strum of the New York Forty basketball teams are en­ Giants hit two Nsme run* In an rolled In tha University of North Intrasquad game. He has been tak­ Dakota Intramural spori* pmgram ing bailing tips from ex-slugger directed by Harold f rtnky) Kraft. Johnny Mlie. Th, Giant* also got a sparkling West Virginia trainer. A C. (Whltey) Gwynne coached the Outfielder Rob Rnrkowtki of the Mountaineers' only unbeaten wresll Rcdlega was nirknamrd "Bush" Ing team In 1930 when WU won all as a youngster because h# wore aeven meet*. hla hair tong. Vets In Spotlight At Training Camps Dons Keep 1st Grip On Press Poll II Vanderbilt ---------- - 1*1 By NICK ELLENA was readmitted and UCLA (No. — 1M, 10) Joined the select group for the 12. Holy Cron (1) . Tha Associated Freia 13. Temple ------------— !** The San Francisco Dona easily first time this season. Dayton 14. lis West Virginia (t) . . . . . . . . . . . i (No. 3), Alabama, the Southeastretained tho top ranking In the crn Conference cnatnplon (No. 4), 15. North Carolina .. . m 16 . Oklahoma City (3) Associated Pres* poll this week. I#m| Louisville (No, 6) relaincd the 71 Should they retain their No. 1 some spots they held last week, 17. Houston ......... 19. Wake Forest .... ranking In the final poll of the Iho Big Ten leader Iowa Jumped .51 IS. Wake Forest front 10th to filth and Southern J 49 19. Duke ........— . . . . . . . ... Methodist, Southwest Conference been volcd the mp team In tho thamplon> ,rom ninth ,0 elghth Jo .41 20. Utah (I) ...... — nation for 10 straight weeka by , olind out the top JO. the country's spurts writers ah 1 1. San Franelscn (73) ___ 1,182 3. N.C. Slats (3) _______ 778 broadcasters. They've been on top R E D -I-M IX 3. Dayton (1) ________7*3 14 timet thla season, plus five 4. Alabama (24) ________ 720 times las? year. K O N C R E T E 3. Iowa (7) ...... __ _____ 717 Along with that a victory over «. Lo-lsville (0) _______ ...... 153 SI. Mary's tonight would give 7, Illinois _____ .... ..... .......427 Miracle Concrete g. 8MU (1) ..... ________ 319 Ihem an undefeated regular sea­ Company 9. Kentucky (2) ..... ......... 22* son with 25 straight victories and ________ 191 10. UCLA ........ Ph. 1335 — 309 Elm Ava. add In rhclr all lime major college The Second 10: record of 51 straight. While San Franctsro cornered the voting with 1.162 out of j pos­ sible 1,311 points, North Carolina R A Y M O N D M . BALL, REA LTO R ( StAtc surprised by vaulting from fifth to second place. Illinois Real Estate Sales — Rental* — Investment* plopped from the runnerup spot Dependable Insurance end Bond* all the way in seventh. Other changes saw Vanderbilt • O. M. n*rr!so«, Awoelila Brok«r the top in while Kentucky (No. 3) end North Carolina drop ouf of • 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate Salesman Pie top 10 while Kentucky (No. 9) 201 Park Are. South T itu s v ille T id e s High Low Wednesday , March T in. in am 3 31 i m 4 in p m. 10:17 p.m Thursday, March 8 10:58 m m 4.44 a.m. *.n» p, m 11 r* p m Friday, March 9 M:3T • m. 3:31 a m. 11 19 p.m 5 43 pm. Saturday, March 10 pm 7 11 « m. 12 li pm (5:34 p.m Sunday, March II 8:43 a m. 12:3(1 a m. 7:13 p.m. 12.31 p.m. Phon* MO DON'T Throw A*iy Tear Tire Dollars Rscsot* Teur Tire* Are 8»"elk. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP JOS W. lad Put On New Truck Rubber Treade That Bill Gi»* Guaranteed NEW TIR E Bear And lav* Tour Money, WELSH T IR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd IS TEARS IN SANFORD 75" DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY HI-WAY 17-02 — 8 Mllen South Of Sanford Turn Went At Red Arrow Meet transport demands “ anywherib-anytime . . .w ith the 4-W heel-Drive ‘Jeep’ Truck Tk4«lasaaly ^#d»l—4br (ha Use* * Ibsa. «0* taaaas WO.W Nataral aiM* tm haa satead tm M i OUa jaaAy teayhaiaw rf JOgJBl * a»4r urf NO W » JI“ >4akM sms tm JaaMw aw *1 Sa.b.4 ky SaulNt MM«l4t T.rit-a lull— . k # i l k , l l . t« k | ■ U P 4 .4 S #-ls at* boddiagdapartweUaday I I L I I P C 6 IMMRCTLY.V.W ANK R I P R I I N I B Ph w i er wD^fl In mli ifw w n N O W ! L I « i r FUAMIMMGf B g m ^ l ~ ~ _ if. TJwJp | twhalka# * k . - *M- *br*r l l» Wm I tm*r 4 W S 1 a will v_>. Ntlna 1 i itrnin vnma 04*4*7(1 u a v ir run iui | X - .., S .IV S .k SS.f II nm,.WMMOl*» I. M llk .W lM (•WHEELDRIVE* Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. It’s R D E L L ’S R E P A IR SH O P 111 H. FIRST ST. 981 iiM l j::~ r A ll T 0CM 'to** nA TV R ts , Y e a l ha tW Ia d with Ha aepsrk •ees/ort aad rsatfully ■firm support. f# # th s Natural R #e*-try it, buy It d a la y .il gel a *Jeep‘ T ra c k d em o n stratio n tp d a y l i y a rn aI m stlisaa awtiug achiavw. waa*. SOU.T M ag* yoa lb* tsamsssOaas "TXimond A aaW anuy" ia r sasssf S.WI I 'V * On linnl-Burfnce ron<U tlie famous ‘Jeep* Truck gives you 2-wheel ilrive pcrformanco to match any conventional Iruck. Where the good road ends—when snow, ice, mud, or roadless stretches bnr the way to ordinary rucks—you can shift into 4-wheel drive to tarry a full payload to almoat any deetini* don in any weather. 4-Wheel-Drive ‘Jeep* Thick* are designed for Ihe most rigged performance. Note the high-skirted fender* and functional body lines that resist denta. With power take-off, ‘Jeep’ TVucka operate winr.br*, generator*, compressor*, and other belt driven machin­ ery. They lake power to the job—on or off tho road. Let m demonstrate the ‘Jeep* Track — America’* loweet priced 4-wboel drive truck —for you. l i m o i M i i t to p . . . mo lu r r o M f /io 'f V f f P s r v o u v s C eM asto with OBAS.TIT # a u A 7* n i ■ '■ Never Higher at Wilson-Maier SANFORp �I Sim plified Selling Of Surplus I t e m s . . . A ; — "F or Sal e" Ad. Call 1821 Now Herald WANT ADS Are As Easy As A. B . C . — - rmm 11U-ELECTRK.„^ Conti'*... • r a n d a l T T e l e c t r ic TV Service Center Bendtx and Croslcy Appliances I’h. 11A 18 ^ L A I!MIRV-DRY ~CLKAN IN Q Ona ntmr • Wash and Damp Pry Ona hour 4 - With and Dry Eold ■ ’innhad Laundry Sa niton* Dry Cleaning Southfllde Lmindromit Honih Sid* Foodmar) Hid*. 108 East JSIh SL______ It ALWAYS Pays To Use The WANT AOS 18c 18c He lie 10c par par par par par line line Una lina linr ...... ........ 1 tjm* ................ 8 timaa ............... 8 time* ....... ........21 time* ........... . contract CAF1I> OK THANKS ami IN MEMOR1UM Notire* . .. IIJM Ona I.ina Equate 8 average umda. when sat In 0 jwlnt (naves slyl*) type. While S|inca at Regular Line Rata fnr amniint ui*d—O-unt Nina * .Point l.lnas to Mnch. KATKS FOR CLASSIFIER DISPLAY ON RKqUEST ____________ ___ 1a-CARp o r THANKS , The family «f the 1*1" Mr*. ■Rarihi A. Cilhnun of MT Hlclttiry Avenue, Sanford, lali»» Ihlt method nf expressing aincara ap­ preciation in everyone for all fiimlneti shown them during her Ijlnass and ilralh 7 Ml). W. K. CALHOUN. Htlibanri 4—LOST ANI> FOUND DIAMOND Hint Downtown virlnIIv t a r e of MRS WILLIAMS 310 Oak Ave. REWARD LOST—Chihuahua Trrrmr, brown and while, aniw<*rv In nama. Junior. I.ovl in Tmacrt'al seclion, REWARD I’hnne 1373-R, • AUTOMOTIVE -BOATS AND MOTORS YOl'II F.VINRUDK HEALER OFFERS I II SCOTT-AT WATER . . Ml r,n r , |{. SCOTT-ATWAT)•''( .$BT.JH) 7'-< II- J*., Lvinruda^lft.M.__ * fllio.w* in II. Ulqhtnins MERCURY 8128.00 lo It. P. Mercury ••Hurricane'7 Hft'iOO lo ii s c o r r ATWATER with eonlrols *159 95 in II ELD IN m um 1.3 U JOHNSON. 1M3 Mo,Id very last *2.'t0 no » il p. Evlnruda 1983 Model, Like new *288 no Also many motors lorn down lor used parts. Reasonable. On Sale While l.iey Last! New IMS Model Evlnrudes IS H. Eler Starling m* Twin lion m • TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo lor or Trailer. —Selerlmn of Boat* — (jlats. Mahogany, Alnmintim and tlaitor Trailers • Also several used Boats anil i trailers. >ee Ihe New Evinrude Line fur MS Flnanre Plan ROBSON Sporting fiinidn Evinrude Rale* A Servlee |flt E. 1st Ri. Phone aa* * H M oT om :vc f.F ..s.nic vt i BIO HMD llarir.v 74 cil ill Molnr cyrl» 12.80. 808 Esrainlua Drive. Phone Sanford 1334-W. ; I .| ■ ;i .] :| f i RING — VALVE JOB — $6 I T 'S T R U E ! ! M O T A L O Y D O B S IT ! ! In amazing and provrn process II , gives vou a ring and valvp joh through Ian plating proc e u while you drive. Effective for life of moloy.' No equipment lo hoy. No work to do. ; MOTALOY SALES • Dept- SF llox (W7 I M IA M I 3.1, F L A . • Rend cheek, money order (nr 18 Postage and Insurance prai paid. ___ _ _ __ 1EXPERT F RONT END a l i o n • MENT AND WHEEL BALANC• ING-Passenger car* and Trucks; j all makes, I l t a i - U ton In 3 !§ j ton. Seminole Coontv Motors, ; lttr, SIS E. l it . 8t. PHONE 101L ;Tj—TRAILERS ~ ?J | will pay YOU In see US be/ore you boy. Open Evenings and - Sundays. • , Eastilde Trader Sale*, Palatka, Fla. • BUSINESS SERVICES 8—REAUTY PARLORS Fur M.l Your Beeuiv Ni-,i« r»i| Harriet I’a Renuty Nook I ’f me t»I iuy ho O.i* Ave ai fnin^i hy m^nf ' ' l - V T H ' t t E —HOUSEHOLD 1,001)5 2 < d riA N O SERVICE L ~ C ~Bill - Piano Technician Phnna J164 Raul* 1, Sanford But your Furnnufe at Berry's Warehouse Furn., Co., at act W BOXER PUPPY—Reglslered 13 lit SI. All nainmally adv. fur­ weeks old female. Reasonable. niture at warehouse prices. PHONE 2170 J HOTPOINT Automatic P ith Wash­ er, like new. 812U less than cost. * — Phone 2311 M II—ARTICLES FOR RENT 48—FA".31 AND GAR PEN FOR RENT - Dragline and opera­ tor hy Hour. Week or Month. ONE 8 Ft. E/re Flow Fertilizer Box, Good Condition. Phour 1481, Lee Construction Co. BRUT TRACTOR CO. Phone 101 Hoilaway, Hospital a n d B a b y Illnay 17-32 South tied!. Day, Week or Month— Tel. 1428. Furniture C e n te r- S3—WANTED TO BUY 118 Weal First Highest CASH. TRADE IN prlecs 13—ARTICLES FOR HALF. paid for ined furniture. Call 1181. \\ I'vnn .M.uer Kurmtuns Co. T* 311 E. l i t SI. —Far lory to Y e n - MERCANDISE 83—HOMES gy STANLEY L O W E L L E. 0 7 ! E R Builder - Phone l.'lli Older: 21(11 S. Orlando Dr. 6 8 - LUTS NICE .SUBURBAN LOTS, Soullt, Phone 101.8 W •7—BROKKRS and” REA1.TOR5 COUNTRY LOT 110 nil Down — *I0.«0 Month LARGE I-ROOM HOUSE f liif ll/d l IJ^Tff.TTy RENTALS HEA la ESTATE NOT A PROJECT! FIN/\NCL\L GAIL BORDEN II, Vice. Preu. Mather of .Sanford ORANGE CITY. FLA. 203.09 Elat 81. 1'hon* 127 SECURITY ASSOCIATES, Inc. > T - n u i i .n i N O REPAIRS Inveain.enl Securities 3 Bedroom Concrete Blovk . PAINTING STOCKS. BONDS and MUTUAL VA — 8223 Down Payment GAS Range, air conditioner, HfVVFUNDS 836. Per .Month I* 4, I PAINTING and Paper Hanging Ing machine, benritx automatic Member of Phllladelphla* Kitclion Fully Equipped •t ;i C Walker, Phone 29.88-M washer, cedar che«t. Phone Baltimore Stock Exchange, Act fast to *hoose u/)orz sod life 1613 W. tflJlO R jsj ruling and finishing. Midwest Stock Exchange, and A. K. Sho*m«k«r. Ilulldor Others T Cleaning, vraxuig. Serving Semi Used iurniDire, appliance* lopls I’hone 1811 CALL COLLECT: S mile county since 1921. etc Bought *oH. Larry'* Mart. I ,11. U , GleaKin, Lake H er/ . Wiulcr V u k t-JllU uf 4-3111 821 £ aal l i t SL Fbo-w M L .. . • DAILY Radio II 1 llll M %lu ll II 19 Game 20 f t islr- I» Srt.-* of 2 Necee*ary Immedi* three n Injwrts in non-feedi | *t«ge k » I I II MIIIM lh* laMvIDret Hour M nf Ir| * | H i f1| IM M l ' I I *H*! |!*,|'ol I i I1D88N 1 tieelare* ft Fish i n»» it n i m \ i i n * r i r * i »% % %ini .14 \ I *!•M,i im it# i * f .1 M u i*i M i s M smiI i I sin ho i 18 14 13 i: -tin-i i 17 i i . • A * i io i ii is U i i h II n * I d S r’* i i m i *ii i 1*411 Ts» r r n y * r !»•»». W I I I N I *• » t V Mull MMs «M*e, tit. I ‘ I ’♦ :I III m li t | • t *11 Hit In - 1 1 ^ i * 3' H ■»-II** Firm 23 Unit of 7 Famrma Italian tip II. E xrla* matlnn 16. (iiHldrsa of dawn 1 n Phone 2122 ___ 222 N, Park Ave. ) | V I II Ihe a p ir llJ I^tnor Of live sun Pterrd out Cr«ggy hllla fil •4| -*y ^1 It 14 ■trig* It lll.h trrmvnfts A rm iv io o II so V >11*01 i , I i r Adttznu** « 11ft I’ri r 1• Wtll II: IS l.ovs nf l.|l« P i M a Klff*. I * Rl 4» AlW47» i t in OsareX for Tomnrrosr 4 ,4r»••••n ( Li rn Ia41 II 44 Il'tlAIn* I 1*1,1 I «* J s r g I 'a ir enow H » 4 ih » r r»**34R |(RM|riY<ntR f 1.14 l,o » i at„rt I n» Vlew.ra fiifest hur lion ft (’ornar I II llnheit vj ( . s a i l I ,u r « l!«naftp I 4* i'N«nnsl <'r,<*irn*d* J ihfi h a ll1 N * * l I If « II 11‘M J | MR I ^ • 1 7 rifi 1ft 4M » l«lU I A>sn 1 I <F»0 I 41 IXIK t '* M f t I I" P i* Xisiee 1,41 |toh I ' r o s h e 4 nn Mrlebler |,«r 4 IV a*.«r#i .storm 4.14 Un Co op A e e o n M I nn To Plica A TYint Ad % ■ ao v IS '' ’ •%i V' •to % ■fi p> %4# •IB %yA TO SANFORD 4 ▼ risen a v Maue* C lu k risen Kid I 1" nseort I' oii* K4<s*rA» A Kswi lu*ne) load I'MI Silver* Shore Neve lav* M*'l Stllll* P #<t Hh ellon 144,4*0 4y,|Aerioo I Led Thrsa Lire* II Uelork p.|„irt "la lo snow'' W leker Mews A I l e a 31 WELCOME V N I R TV n u * * n I IS « nn I in t tl N D k d IIU l , *i*i I,no f’rnffam Ra»*«it I in N *w r -W4 4th ar I nn Th# ^Iryrnlna Ih n w t il* «*4pt4in KtAfAFOO 10,99 T##» PatlRFA in.in N'ln-On rrnfram Haiurn* 11 inn Nph t-Wtsih«r * Hi l l I |r*>n* rianniAf 11 :1* iJaifir Jktnora Mr n l a Kft8i«i fihnvr T hia l^nd of Oura fill 4 si ■v iv 70 p "4‘ • ftft f»|‘ 4M1 11oil • • *f) >1 f U r f Y Alnnf# l*» .(•» A f l h u r 11 Ift ?i i rl hR (l It 1•• Ii t ? ftft t a h u n t 1 R’I y 11 1.1 f , »n# nf L i f t 11 1 1 P # * r r h f nr T n m II 4 A • L t i d l n f L i g h t I M'ft t i n t Ot ' l u r i * f i t \ J r c I* r m r 1 5ft 1.4*8 • Hi -. rr * lift Hob ! 'j f .t wt a M-’-iatp-iirt r } Vi 1 rift Hi * r i » n f f ILih r r m b r 1 1 eft I t r i c h t t r ( U r • 4iui T.ia j i i leiil Thr r• N t w » VI T h m l r* I <"» h j»f*MR I tiaair« • 10 I'i'l f*k^I»«ft I ft DO M M* ftft ^ u ftitlo i 1ft Ift I ‘f rtRlf ftRflR II "ft S'ahi ,n *8*r f{ [ior K II I** htirllfht Th*4tras W 4J ciigh (iff iT K iia R a rui 11 ij M %<5 z . / A j* iV 37 Timid 39 Roman money tn htrthe 41. Implemrnle 43. To lift, a* 18 46 47 48 It# id i atibr,) rr 7 k l4 ha rl ti 0 1i 11. TELEVISION T 15 P Va •4 \o 36 United Nation* O ff w roxasna « Mnisxixa T ill Is llr r s M o r a l* * Show 4'»nl. Kanaamn CLA.S.S1FIKD DINPL.AY Naval Personnel Will You no Ottr GtsealT W# h*re leased torn* Room s a I the beautiful Mar-lx>u klotat Theie Room* are aradabU zMiaolutcly Free Tor a period of 4 day*, to New arrlvala al Our Naval Air Station 7uit Call 1821 and ank for STOP hy and Pick vp YOUR Key at the wfflea of the Want Ad departm ant Odham & Tudor, Inc. "Builder* of Fine Hnmta" 2428 8. Franck Araoua mm A N D EXCELLENT BUY • New VA f! nanving 4T, Large 2 BR, CH kHehen equipped; CITY con­ venience*, But to. Ully Taxes. Ollier cxirna. Small Amuuiil oi cabh will handle. W. II. "Bill" STKMPKR Beallor — General n su r a n r e Gertrude R. Dlngfelder Associate Guy Allen, Associate 3.1 T o el b o w 39 Unlantrn in ValuabU 28. lo-ap 30 A (Irag-nel 33 Ahead 34. To become VeilrrHiy’a l i t s t l 1 38 Tim# Ionic pa*t 30 Female deer iobs > 31. Musical 40 Circle N instmntent of light" 32 Peoetratrs 43 Cover. 35 Mountain 41. Fat* detlle leimr * Admire 27 Mill.hits Florida's racing ton* unlit April 't. * 1 >*1(12 da) at Giilftlii-itn Park I'lie Hireting open* ^lurch .1, Ihe •I •s aflrr Hialeah rliises. 4> n h *>« 15 ance \m v a ililM i Bib.) 26 Owns Mj r i ri#* ty r t u M K i , Tl K M I H r o u t* «’■ F'alher 27 Gris 6 E.v*o, broth* er of Jacob » !A (Sr 11 • 1J 1! IF S'■»»• M4D« H 1 ” - r i if A i Ph * »• ^t -ft IM4f| tl *'I41II11R A I !* f ’1 |*f |» to I Ifeq J' 1Ifk • « t« ►n i i n "i **rt Tiny* tid fin elec­ tric al I llehrewl nienaoro 8 Owing n*m» (of L I T MS D i l l " Krlh^Rita f 3 African fora tmnaor* 19 lluftoon 21 Compatl point lahhr.) 22 fllinpa .1 ,| |»i L o f f t ' \ f4* U aim k 4'll||| : >b KI 8» | i >m At A •IIkni*r * «i J o r k v a • I ' h t s l r * i in ' ' Mill'll Kill# 8 I \ H i t tti*i(i a | zsim 1 ■ 'x ■ *i \1 V 11»• 1» ' . '1 1» F- ■f l •»il i r a lit * • io| l limi *» II mi r 11»i» N .*9 1n I If ft i Jl <1h > ' fit,'* 1 t \| e | ..j T1 : ») VI , i ! 1 iif \ .,,, u 7 •* post 18 Typ* > M e|t A vvay a t r ly 31 Anolhef | 11" I ii nv»tlicl pllr* Tenter Deniry Work gathering Beg ret of dice anim al 12 Greet) i *11■l• in * 11 CROSSWORD AUBOIIS I I’oil L Doudney, Land Burvevor. tjfj r< THE OLD HOMti TOWN ......... If.win for Two Bedroom masonry home Will he completed soon Only Mitt. down. FHA insurrd loan. Just right (or retirement homo or fnr small family. Needing coin plot k,,i. Oil paved lend with good fnllii »nl| and desirable neighbor*. 13,300 Full Price. Aluminum Rosa L. I’ajrlnn. Broker WE WANT Good Used Furniture. V e n e lln n R linda Paying above trade-in prices Annahrlle B. Ilemlrrson, Assmlale Enrlnsert heed. Sag-proof hollnm Allinla J. Hall, Associate Quirk rash. No waiting Need rail with plastic ends. Plastic nr 17-02 al Illsw Jilin t ’jsh Registers, Adding Mach­ PIioiip 2871 rayon tapes. Cullon or n>loo ranlraeltag and I r p a t r ines and all useful articles. eords. 1MI Sinlerd Ase. Phone 111! Alrxnmlrr A- Slrlniirr SUPER TRADING POST on S e n k s r l k Glams nnd P n in t Co Ural Esialr ♦ Insiir.tnee For Better Plumbing 112-114 West 2nd SI. Thone 12n 17-92. Phone 3017-W. Mr* lauinnr Messenger, A*»oe See or Call 107 M a g n o lia A v e . I'h. 16 W. J. KIND GOOD old camera I8.(tu. and olher 280U mil It Park—Phone 30 bargain*. WIEHOLDTS 2 to ( B A LL R E A L T Y Park. Plumbing. Krcsky Heating 54— .PARTMFNTH RAY MOM) M, BAI.I. M. (J. H01MJES BAIT—W. B. Lynrh. Came­ OSCAR M HARRISON Service on All Water Pumps— LIVE ron City near smith end of e.ird WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: room* REG. BROKERS Wells Drilled — Pumps private ha'.ns 114 W First SI alt avenue at Lake Jc»*ep. Paula Road Phone 700 S. I). Illihlry man, Associate Avaom Apia. Efficiency. Pkooi 281 .Smith Park Ave, Plionr Kd 11—APPLIANCES 1'LUMIIINQ 720 W Contract and repair work. Fre* IF II IS H E A L EST AT F. Sint eiljmetui. R, L. Harvey. 304 FHIGIDAIHE appliances, sale, EFFICIENCY Apnitmcnt ask * root lev A llnnlrllh and service. G. IL High, Dviedu able lur barhemr or fouplr 1838. Kanlnrd Ave. I’hone at 111 Smith Park Phone 771 Fla. Phone K03-3.113 or Sanh-ru Sleam heat .iriva.' h*llt, vhnw Thty Know 1642 W alter 6 p. rn. 22- S p"k CIAL NOTTc E.8 er Coveniently Incited Amiss from Post Ollire. lmimr. Min I ENVELOPES, letterheads! ataie uel Jacobson Dept Store. AIR CONDITIONING 8xnn DOWN ments, invoices, hand hills, <iul Fur Room in Building FURNISHED Garage Apt. £W0 2 Bedroom Moileni Home . . fi r o g r a m a , etc. Progreaaivr Mcllimv die. II. M. POPE CO. INC. •rintmg Co. Phfne 408 — 403 Nue.i loeaimn in town , . , I HA 201) Smith Park Ave. Phone Mil) West 13th ill. FTnaiii'ing Available NEW 2 Bedroom tinforiiislted 2619 t entlMilt V III. 81 I DR I ir-l S Elliv None »rhOii| and slwies ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call ( \ _ m i|.DINi. MATER1AKS m i l ' s ,x n \ i t m ; s (J8 miinIII No pels. |ileave, Ralph Kay, 3150. liiii I'.-ik Ave. I'liinii* j.:ij REDd-MIX CONKHETE Ft HNIS1IED .ip.niinenl close in. T.V. REPAIRS Mirarle Concreir Co Phom 1121 in IPP.i W 'Till 1ft p.m. Service Call* 13.00 Phono I'.I.j W A. N orm . I’ll. 1830. J. g JU'J Elm Ave. -------------------— j IDIOM loini'hrd nparlmenl. Herrin. I'h. 2893 J. Licensed CONCRETE iitilit.es im hull-1 tin week IVchniriant cuaranln-il work. Ready Miami l onerete Conerrle I'hmie :tnt8. Ml \\ Thud MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Bl.-rk, Sand Gravel i eim-ni TYPING LETTER WHITING IVncreie Pipe to Meet All kfnali FI RN Apt |7 n; eltu ..-nr) PROMPT SERVIJE fiealtoni. Sliuilherlnnd soul h rtt) limit' PHONE .1188 Sherman Conerele Pipe Co. C o u r t Id4 Sanfoid All. Nat l Hank Bldg Phone J4>>* CREDIT BUREAU OK SANFORD LARGE liirm*lird apn'lm rnt 16— BUSINESS EUUIPMENT jm Palmetto PHONE K2.'« I EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapes .Upholstery amt Slip Co.crs HAYNts uiiico Macbln* Cu 2 BEDROOM fiirm-li-'tl apart Finest Workmanship m rnt. I82U I'aik, Phone utili J ryptvynlrrs, adding maehinv* o n i l A M A T U D O R , INC. hy s Sales-Rentals. 3M Mag I'll 44 58—HUS IN ESS—INDUS TRIAL Master Crallsmen. "iliiildcr.* oi ) iiu-r Homes" You'll Like Our Reasonable Prices 17— I'tH tM T U R E —IIOUSEIIOI.I) oiler* S T O R E -263 Weal 1st St . Phone GOODS STANLEY HU M ' HeaiiHlully Designed Tlitce nml 1321. Phone Oviedo - Fliresi .8 3108 Four l l e i l r o u m llmnvs for “ I n c o m e -t a x s e r v i c e VUH ECHOLS IlfiU'ttn.v .n-H DUSKS and UOITAGEH Florida Living ’ er * * Wftt. Hj-MurMy-A 5Cn - T uriliftj& 1 lispIlYAVrt *W ,l***"* Seminole Reilly ror Dcstr FHA sod 8 8 i Gli Financed 1111 Celery Ave. Phono 1841 M nntl Convenlcnl Examimilititt IKE alia Homes amt Apia Phone 21 • Priced from *ll, 2txi lo 415.ooo Closed Siindiiy and Wednesilav FOUR tMdFtinm house near Pino Sales Ollirr Zfl23 So f rench Ave III DIMIOM SUITES 28—HELP 8V.8MKDFKM.8LE iie .i school. Comer 2Jth Si. A Tliai make ill earns come Dm . PilUlU 2100 Ut 2980 If 112 Digliw.iv pliollc ISM. (111(1, OR WOMAN — full I lit,I111Jv silled 1.1 I o o lull, P i>io| 11lush I 8Hi,l, 2 story. 2 bedroom Ire h lim e, yntii’ 'rn u m l w mk . Flunk, isrMar |lril J) luiiiuetl hmne on I elurj Ave A pply in poi'stin. L A I N* Double Dies - e r w u l i l a r g e M i n i n Avaimnie March 101h, a K I iltO.M ATP, K ii n il in it r t . i In 1 ,d Dravve-. H O S S E IIE H , Puma* 112 Rlrlir., Kill K. aftlli SI. IIM a id io m s unfurnished j bed FREE l H rn m u I .imps roams, kitchen equipped, plionr NEAT appearing young lady be­ 24113. hall at I 111 Weal 23rd SI tween the ages of 21 and .1.8 lo Jl ST A FEW LEFT work in loeal slnre Muvl lie Bookrase Bed UNI UN|S||ED 4 room house will fair typist and willing In learn Double Diessrr with Mirror • Imping porch, near Naval Bate some bookkeeping and Hour Innrrsprtng Matin » 1 Call 1292 J selling. Write fur appointment lo Pint Office Box 1621 and Ilux ,'spring 3- BEDROOM f urnished House, ini enclose photograph, experience REAL EM I AI K I1RI 8 E IN w mill al P H p N B J l l W and expected salary while 2111 Frem h Ave. DINETTE SUITES learning. 1 NFUDNISHED 3 Room ,m J. W. HALL. REALTOR ! Thai Make Dm.ng A Delight tage wild kitchen Equipment "Call Hall" Phnne 17.38 Beaulllul 181might Inin, MATURE uotnan in Lake Miniand Venetian blinds 814 Elm Ave roe. Service Avon riisloitter* or ITirome Dinette Dinette Sillies in jour neighborhood. Earn 2 IIKDIDIOM Furnished lfnu*e on 41,73(1 good money, iq your spare Any Stic—Any t olur Any Sty lr Lake Minnin. lion Call Mrs. Comfortable 2 l(edr»nni frsmr t i m r MRS. JUANITA RUS­ Priced to suite Yot , .Styled D 1. E Myers, 813.81. house with wood (Inors, »eieened SELL, P. 0. 'Box VIS, Orlando suite YOUR home porch, l.oi altriirtlvely land *0-88 ANTED TO RENT 27—IfKI.P WANTE D—MAI.E *i aped. Near Nlores. NAVE MONEY VXD HAVE FUN Tool Home* — lads — Acreage h o u se TRUCK DRI 8'E R —Negro, married, | Nri* mn romplcte line id uttfitiislled T WO n r lllre p H e ilr n m o in t o w n ( all N a v a l Air M.i Lnurit R. O/.ier over 38 year* nld. MIRACLE Bed*, Nile Stand*, 3-1-8-81 (Inn, Ex 303 Ernest M.llmie Registered Real Estate llrolur CONCRETE CO. 301) Elm Ave. Drawer Chest* lluokrases. Desks 2681 MU III DIM.AMI 1)1(18 E and Corner Cupboards, Phone 1380 BEDDING .SPECIALS (OTTAGK— I ACRK l.cs* 88-IID M ES T 8VO Rrdroom, (U/nplelely for 2!8—XA„KSM r.N -AG F.NTJI Trade Reg. rushed, Juit out of city limit *. 869.5(1 819 .31) Goodyear Servie* Rtnra need* an Quiltop Mattress good land fnr Iruek gardening Applianrs Salom an to sell Gen Royal Comfnrl .39 .80 39 .30 or rhleken farm, for quick sale BUT— Unmet nf Real Individual! #r»l Klfflrie prndurli *8 and lio PreBiil Spertal 39 ,80 29 50 ai lt,5fm. Rome term*. delivers f.ihrral rommiaiiona. Kcholv .Sfterial iv: BrtDany Farm Homes, Early 829 Ml 24.80 All application* will he kept American, Ultra Modern, (on VKTKRANS Matching Box Springs al Iden­ rnnfidcnhal. Apply In prrson al venlimial L F r e n c h Colonial 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home*, fully tical Savings, our stnra. 113 H. Park Ava. equipped, 8331) down, plus closing tJl>ei. -----EASY TERMS----costs, not project home*. 820.00 dally, Sell Luminous Door ECHOES BI DDING CO. BUILT On Largo Lamlsraiied Plates Write Reeves, Altlehoro, Corner 2nd A 8tagnolla. Ph. 1232 tan*: In lha best of neighbor Seminole Realty ‘■nml Bambergrr" .8lgr. Mai*, f r e t Sample A D-tail*. hoods. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO V Oprn Monday* 'III 9:00 p.m. IMil Park Ave. Phnne 27 nr 144 MAN look n* for a job wilh a COMPLETE wllh alt Ihe fralure* hi i u re, have Industrial and you have dreamed about such RKTIRKMKNT HOMES rnmblniljnrt debit. No expert, as colored General Elertrlc »p- I.Mixi for (urn. 1 HR home nut cnee neceiaary. Stabilized cumtdiantes and colored plumbing from town, pensatlnn while in training USED FURNITURE CLEARANCE fixtures. 85 88 47iinq ror 2 fill bl mk house dose Muat b# married and a retl- 2-Pr. Sofa Bed .Suite oi. deni of Fla. nne year or more. riaMIe Living Room Suile 838 .86 AND avallahln at reasonable Interview Room 410 Valdez Ho­ riavlic Sofa Bel ............ 814.88 *7.34»i for 2 Rfl bloek home now un prices wilh the be*t financing tel after I2.no noon Wednesday. 2<Pc Lawson Living Room der construction. A with minimum down-pay­ Suit* ...................................... 826 81 Mr. Triitann. ments. Lounge Chair . — ...... 81 .37 Robert A. William*, Realtor 31—WORK WANTED—MALE Piavtie Cocktail Chairs 82 nr Raymond Lnndqulsl, Associate J-l’c. Wicker Living Room Wellborn C. I’hiltipx, Jr* Phone 1873 Atlantia Bank Jlldv. HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power Suile ..................................... 127 :<r mower wanix lawn mowing. Wicker Itockor ................. — 83 nx Since 1349, Sanford’s leading r . a . W H in n o N . h r . PHONE 7I8-M-4 Platform Rocker ................ 81288 Builder of homes for over I,*1*) Real F.*lale Broker Telephone Stand —............... $7.88 people. Sales Office: J.lltln Venice V. E.Heg. Douglas, Ruby E. Williams Chlfferobe ....................... \ *17.88 in la>ch Arbor. flilesmen f i r m e r Ra*o ........................ $1 88 PHONE 1304 119 S. Park Ph- 1181 31-INSURANCE Small Buffet *2 88 8-Pc. Dining Room Suite *21 88 2 KKDROOM l.arga Dining Rwun Tallies . $12.56 HOMES Preferred Rale* lo Preferred Vanity, wilh 31irror 86.98 S iC om pany Policy holder* c r.s . coNSTRucrrinN Unpainled Corner Hookshcll $.'< 88 Ifardwund floors — Tilt Baths lo h n WIMinmn Ins. A ir r n r y Sirollers *a.v Phont 1120 A. B, Peterson,Broker Paved Carport* — Insulated 417 Sanford Allantic Bank Small Desk and Chair *3.8* Associates ■ A. B. Peterson Jr,, $1115 Phnne 34 Chrome Chair* . . . . $1 51 P. J. Cheitersnn, Garfield Wil­ COMPLETE ' DOWN 81 no DOWN lett*. John Meisch, R. W. WII C. J. CROCKER Bidder Inms. Hazel M. Field, A. C. EASY TERMS •17A—STOCKS AND BONDS LEAVITT A LANKDOWNE I t —ROOFING-PLUMBING EMPLOYMENT I M ^-PARTSRF.PAIRS i - CO. 38—DOGS—CATS—PETS Elactrical fnnlractmg and Rapair* 112 .Mngnolln Ave. LIVESTOCK T u e * . M a rc h B, 10.111 P a g e 7 ITIK HANKUUD I1KUALD e u /tO /N G N E E D S PIPE CO. Oil! W rit L llh St. 8iv t b i, . a ^ �&« ! ’ rrm i fa i« U n . ind to bs projd of HU parents. Dr. 8«Ktiil4t advised paranla last night that they ahcul* «»M them selves suck |* m> parents tint they wilt dork themselves eut of J & "Cut the aorqfl atrlnjca one thread at a time," ha said, -in order that a child, graduating froth high •chaol, will be ahl* te take his pitch lit society i i'» watt tdundad Individual." ha adrlaatf. The (tral data In the F*n»l1» Ufa institute, sponsor'd Jointly by the Canaral Extanalon Dlvulon of Florida and Ki* Seminole High School Parah|.Taachara Assoelatlon, waa.well attended. . . /. larger crowd la expected at tonight's elaai. Tha fin al'if Jalan of tha Family Life'Initilut* will ha Held at tha Sanford Grammar School audi­ torium sinco tha auditorium at gemlnola High School will bo uead bacauaa af a prior committment. Tha Thursday light e lm will be In tha form of a panel dtacuialea batwaan twd adulla and twa youth*. This d a n will ba attandad by both adulla and taaaagara. ft'iMitlaued From Par* Dnet In Congress. Ilia Inierc-l in pub lie welfard aj i whole haa at Ilia best been aporadlc. Ha hat voted with tclflih Interest, time and lima again, disregarding the inter* •lie of tho public. Having ncciicJ only the mpport of the dominant r The Dirt' Gardeners Circle of political leadtre and certain stew*, f l f t f tha 'Uardan Club will leave frara papari, h* baa disregarded hit oh* f t * tho homo of Mra. W. D, O ardlnr ligeUooa to the intarait of tho ganLao- ‘at HI a .’m, far a tour of tha Lata* j btlrg: Nursery.'A glaitla luschewt Night wilt ha held I t will be enjoyed at qoon. High School at 714S p , ,* »r. sahmwt in.tructinr Meeting, Election i. ■«. th. Vald« Hotel S«t Match 10-N P JI?W CASSELBEBBY—The annual ha ;publla j a Invited. RKg election nf officer* m M W * * f Ihuf* , ( | N Dixie Precantei Club. a :tuh» will -have a eovarod national organ last'on of procenaal 5* ■ « * ' » •* ! liin MaaiiU will waat In ihh Tl maauniwill draw merntwra iahytartaui Chunk *t d»30. from 111 of tha Southeastern Malts tyalmar said, headed by president f;-.Jng-Ciftla No. • of tha Ban WaUfni, of Stacon, Oa.. and J. L. Jonea, of Greer, V iKa'homa ’ef Mra. David secretary «crC, Fraabylarlah . Chureh will g, "• J and cnllectori Mg Holly Ava. «t IB >■ m. areStamit 81 Inrlteddealer* W'almcr said and any "lld -w Jk Bible Hour will W t eOnnarn'ng the club’s i|d In IHa Fraabytarlan :..,Mifiiatlcm ^toi nrotram may be obtained from n-af t p.m. ■' .. I h, • Chaneal X'holr rabcaraal ni£ ■bald-In tha I»r*abllari«.i Vat Ttao p-m. i'bT u,- , n ‘^ L Z n £ ^ *»“» p**" «• an accounting because »• »>" "ov« M ,»o. Balog *«ti*ncnad in political d 7!l,» *«d unworrled over either primary or election competition, "• . Ignored the people. The IMsopJn of tlila district may lie **»ui*d that he will render such "n, accounting before this cam­ paign Is completed or 1 will do It (or him." , "1 propose to treat this office not only with dignity but with a keen sense of responsibility ami Utmost trust for toe interests of will /Ha h«ld In tha rhapfll, J ( Lie people of l.io Klftn toigrcitIt m Evaryaoa la Invited. Ibiial District whom J will La B a n f o r d W o m a n ' . Clu b will ^ "1 elected to represont. gAJte annual election af officer* Hov you *M have bei "Wnlli tne incumbenl hat held anly'-gt 12iW P- irty'mm bl'a of Girl Scoot hla office for many yean, under Utihg with a luncheon, tloi- pen w* h*"e hrd In both Democratic and Republican ||t e grg Mrs. H. •> Dugger, now and than for wi administration*, he has forlorn.y H.- L, b, Thonioson, Mrs. Collo ! rV* you an lml"ht‘ fajlod to obtain Federal aid for p lllra i, Mrs. Im ng Falnborg, [ tarn »o;) hew we f*»t many nreded project.. A- Mra Raymond Smith Mam* manning ef etch. Will "federal assistance in the n t r ( n»bod to maLa reserve-, on,? ' creation of better waterways Mta with Mrs, ItsrrisM aa later "A fir) Scout's honoi throughout Ilia district ari uf git tuaeday, truatai'.** As ' Scouts. I eminent Importance. Aid 1,, tb« HUB'DAT ers ntd v odors, ,*e t dredging, Hi* erection nf jetties, ^ lir Junior Fellowship will to I* th rt our honor and the building of btidgo over N l1 n tli# Prwbylarian C'jum'i ‘ruit*''.' Can you. at the Volusia inlet is only one nl ■A .ft.iti. fa*J tha aama way at the much needed piujcits, Tb« S&wYouth Choif Rahearsal will' M'** project is vital to the economy of mi i t iico p.ra. In lha I i**Ly' •* 1,8 ij* . w o , r the Last Cuast as well as uf esv 'nrtl e:a striving to licmo iniporlaii'ja fur nut only Mia Church, . Pron-nlv and S.outs Federal defense but for peace, The.,beacons will m»ot at 7j jo •|<in,| f f ||viig e*-*mnt« time economy. Any on* of tlw HI. i« tha I'reabylarwit Lhuuli. ,hsm lo 0ur eleven counties of tbo district, i ’’ bobiI dlicusaiun will bo held i« truitcd. Pie*"* h-iln i which am in the heart of Florida, -Bamlhulo HISh school In eo-or* more wop's o' honor t me Ideally eltustvd for numerous eaiiaa fliih FamlJy Night. Time ow C1*-! Stoutlnr hne, governmental projects. Yet lur TiU p.m,. I “A G‘r| Scout Is loynl a piliful few instances, he ha* Wa Mainotll Circle for th# Sait: , not rn-.n loyaltv to ai (ailed to successfully champion rdOai-Jen Club will meal at 10( t Vt Is not w ;rl\ a tnmrmcnt to obtain such pro­ g: g| |ha homo of Hrs, Fred Ter-, ; ‘r ve, for v lvlrm In l jects." fldOlt .AVo. Mra. rraBk V "n~ a«d •*•,., , "The pconle of lliis district net\l Bma will ba eo-hotless Mr*. J ," o - r l« tn H y t, We arc "Uinfons who n 111 be runscious . TerwUlescr Jr. will comlucl uf their need* and lltelr economy, l/k Ahop pn flower arringamonis < r ' c 81, V,,08' ’ They renulre aomeuno wliu will H f l K i r t . l O brlpg container*! * r H hnv-M u > . r a fight for tha necessities of the 4 nnlhl » s ■ loU* K'lt hllp «• a„.,i««tn Wnrh. our nation, fi Fifth Congressional District that Ilia Federal government can grant. Wo uro entitled in uur >h«i> of Federal nlil nml *iv|*|. ance tmt we aia never going to get this unle.-s our . Mirctwutatico will battle for them. The inruinit* ant has failed litisuiably in t!,fs attempt. "I make no apology that I am not a politician. I f 'n k u c have ho • T'‘w p.-lm C V ’e of the F-mford .|m , fi,,"aiilx«l’onl rut a mem many of them In Washington *1. .n tirV , Club w|ll ment at 10 a. rt, (•t -1-—*’11’T vren-', and nh'nln tho ready We r u d more hjsmois tn tha OUrdo’l Hint.» for a lH n )l0U|,d lor*l<r ’dp trqtnlvg, etc. men. Wt ici|ulr« pooplu who have successfully managed their own to Jrsesburi* hur*e“j. Covered <I‘a' i 0,.» ~|*'* nj*d? Iuttehro'1. f'irthef* M nv | " \ C'r| fi-nut It a friend Jo fcqell«rtcf. *?;d for gift to Hand *ii *-v| a C-ter I-* avjrr other I shall bring you tli* remaining irmartt- i Fom*. ('i|-| f teu'." Wa rsach our h«n** five law*. In tho meantime i 'nT ',a 'j.’j"laroei'!'j Cirel* of the *n frisnilshln lo anyone wlio with you would think of u* and ^isMen CVi will ms** at 7H1 rsei*' us *nd f*e r-o sa tha seu don't forgot if a little Brownie p._ pti-et.tl)* Itome <•* MJ«a:L*"rs to gear** and Guide* *o otlmr or Gir] Scout come* tu yuur door and Ml«a 1'diti OUtamien. Tha 'xudi. r»-*, color and crood ••lling cookla* you can hwlp her prr**runi svjll he on Hot'veuliinl*, 'no-v no h^ndt "her* acoutlnir go to camp Just by buying your* - Tl.fl (Jjamnir- Fahr'il P*TA will Is muconitd, Dnlted we s',end * * !f a treat. Tii* cookie* him de­ rsvrt In llte llloo.Club room at In lt*'n «»• another and bafrlai’il licious! hoc you tomorrow *o un­ til thou—Good Bcoulins. IMgh Hrhopl for s short hu-ilnoss lbs rr'ondlass. waatin? bnfwrq It* t*TUlar pro. Thtr» a'c I# m»ny rlrls le K*am at 7180 p, m. Program will th's e-mmunltv «-ho went to ha Start at I t. m. \ Brown1* or Pcouti hut the lark ''The Cont'il Cireli will meat at r* la»i'tr» makei thla ImpoitiHla. .lha homo of Mr*, H. ft,' Pnpworlh, ITh* f " ' Uadars ho-o b«vt more -earner of Park and Mh, at »:ta g. thaw tbatr shore of «lrla under from there member* will Jour- k;r U -'arihln now and cannot nef* l> DoBery to ft# homo of Mra. 1t’’8 nnpnrttjitlly ^ to these ,4f^Y,,B3hw>ra whi VIII bo hoitgaa f ^8 W1* w*r8nt 8nou;;Jj • o a . ^ r la, Mra. Ilarhert MoroKnd 0 (ln,“ on*a *"? ,lr\ ‘ l1/ . Sft "Rrooagalloi. of House Plant.." forn) ^ *r108'’!1 a»,,foA " t *r' O v CimelUq Cjrda of lha G ar h / ^ t v ^ 1 * ? ' “ ^nn Club Will.meet at lha hnma of ^ v j ‘ “ i ff.ontlaucd from faga Oaa> office and the ad ministration of Vu.Hr? In the County Ju'ge'a Court, tha County Court and tha Juvenile Court outstanding and of v*o vi»-v he*t <n •'•a P'ste This I have dona »nd this 1 wl'i con* lino, fa <ie',rt ■Iml ye Ilouiholdee said, "I am rrateful for the privilege of serv* Iht you as vnur Judge. I' lota p'V w'ork and 1 love my paoula, Your loyaltv and aunport has made mv judicial, service most sun rstful and pleesing," He concluded, "Mar 1 ask for ypor continued Interest, loyaltv and support of your courta end of me ns four Judge." The Judge, In addition lo Ills "r-jrial. snnlnl. civic end relith ’is H'o over tha many past years,' has rendered a long service nf mildle trust, having h?en County Jud-c for 8 years, 1PI7-"8, Cmm* lv Prosecut'nt Attorney, 1D*JS*20: Renresrntatlve in State Legl’latore se’slon «f 19-7; City Comitdssloner and Mayor of Sanford I9'.,7-,’P[ Attorney for Ilnnnl of Conntv Cummlsslonrrs IDJT-lPiJ; and Senator In Slate Legislature In so-slons nf toil and IDYL ho. _...... _ In-r President Pro-tampore of the efforts. F.xpansivo IBM session of the Sgir'". big prifea for tarn O. Leonard?, Sir. and Mra. W. B. Stiller, Sir. and Stra. Fi A. Dyaon. Mr. and Mra. John Slaisch, 1J. C. D*dd, Mr. end Mra. J. ’V. Yarborcutb, Mr. and .Mri. E. F. Houiholdar, M. C. Henan, Mr. anil Legal Notice and Mra. . Karly* Houaholdar, Mr. and Sira. Forrtal Bracken* ridge and Mrs., Camlla Bruce, all of Sanford/ > Sir. and Sire, ft. C. Cartsno, Mr, and Sira. 8., It. Johnann, Mr. and Sira. James Reitdr, .Mr. and Mra.<D. J. Saraanay, Mr. and Mrs. Charles It, Monraton, Sir. and Mra. John farina and Sir. and Mra, Jack Lara, all af Longwond. -, Sty. and Slry. Lawrence Bwofford, Sir. and -Mri. Hanry Haua* ar, Mr. and Mra. Huge Wolf, Mr. and Stra,. D. F. Van Parley. Mr. and Sira. Frank 0*Brlne, and Mr. and Stra. W. R. Clonta, all of Altamonte Bnrings. Mr. and Mra. M. L. nary. Mr and Sira. T. L. Lingo, all ef Oviedo. ootnotes to fashion (Continued From Fa-e One! former 11"lh Neede'e ef Kryrer, W. Va. *nh NeUark, N. J. Mrs. Bill* himer is secretary (o A. K. Shoemaker Jr. The Blilhimera hive two children, Elirnbeth, who Is a fourlh grade leacher at Grammar School, ami Hubert Jr, who li as­ sisting. Ills father It the Dus Sla­ lom «l present. llUlliimrr slated In annnunrinq Ills candidacy, "If elected I would represent Ihe people of District Une an.! Seminole County In an tg ’iressive and Impartial manner. | believe that the County Commission should Ukr a mure active Interest in Ihe youth nf our County. The Cnninil'ilnn should also consider Ihe fessihllty nf (he establishment of a County Fire Dsnirtmant to rover tha outlying leclloni of lha County." enterprise* so that w# may hart confidence that th*y *111 run our Country’* bu*lno*a in tha beat manner. Politlciana usually hava neither ihe ability nor tha acum­ en In .-in thin." Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Allan) Mr. and tin . Joseph 'U lrd, Baa .Event end Mr. and Mr*. Allan 5) Grant of Caiaalbarry. Sir. 'i..u M r. N, L- Hasty nf Wait Palm B»*«b. movie* or cocktaR parties but tha sturdy, washable shirt does day* time duly for household chores," "A gal’a morals Ta Important, however, even when tho'a alone in tha house and the ahirt Is not noted for chic. So to boost you, ma and hubby why not try this idea. First cut off the tail to a becoming length. Put in a neat ham and border with a atrip of blaa binding, "Evan though tha ileeves ar# loo long, you can get detail by simply putting a coup!* of rows of binding on tha cuff and push­ ing up pie cuffs to the elbow for a pretty lantarn-slaava illhouatta. "For tha collar Just taka It offl Than stitch around the opanad seam at tha binding. You can ntaka- ■ square yoke affect with more of tha contrasting blaa bind­ ing and usa ’lha lama to border tha front dosing. A finishing touch; add a bow-tie at tha neck­ line. . Trim, NoT A sworn Complaint liatlna bt.n mod aaaui.i >wu l« tha Clruull n Juuri ant fur Oaiainula County, V Hurul* III Ohaiwary. fur Ulvarct, tha .Iiuti tltla uf tali auMoa b«li>a IIIUIIABV iu:.Mtr urKHjf, fialn* »lf r. '* UHUWSIlCJJ UKJMTli.V nVhi.H UH.tiiunt. lha>a pra.ama Mra tu cau.a and ratlulra you to i.ii >uur wrltlan dofon***, If an, la tha Complaint fU*d haraln. ant la aarvn a oopy Ihoroof upon Plain* tlff'o attorn*/ on or barora iba till das id April. A. is., IMli olharni*o a liwroo Pru Confao.o wilt bo ontorod laalnal you aid the oaii.o orm-Md oapatlo. WITNESS ms hand and offleial M ai at, danfurt OMlaaia (hiuniy, „ m Hf /w• * r lOfflelal Boall , ... w .. Hsrndos risrli af tha Circuit rso n asmlnols County, Vlorlda Onrilnn V. rrsdsrlefc' . Altornsy fur Plaintiff P. O. Bsi IDS : / J **f North Park Avansa ' funfnrd. Flarlda AUTO LOANS Lowest Cost i «SA N £O RD sim m cnaM oi Bm INSTALMENT LOAN B lPT . Mewher FDIC Parade of Plans No. 3 nr tall today s noma seamstress the do-ll^ourielf fad la something new. The ladles have bean doing it themselves with a needle and thread aver since Cleopatra was a rhiok-and'lt looks as If they're 5 OR MORE CITRtjS TREES ON EACH LOTI D iversified plane; varied ex terlo raj largo Iota i ■ * (il Financing a keen Idea; 'Tjubby’r shirt aeema to bn standird equipment for young mothera-to-ba these days. Of course the pretty maternity over' blouses ire slipped on for dinner, Representative Is Speaker A t M eet CASSELBERRY—Stats Repre­ sentative William Coleman, speak­ ing bafore tha Lion* (Rub recently, expressed his, views on how a public official can bast serve hla constituents. Coleman answered many quesllena fired at him by his audience concerning some, of lha Important quastlona that war* discuisd dur­ ing tha last legislative session. A nominating committee wai Instructed to present a. slate of eandidatae far tha coming year at the next meetiaf. aDlegete* la tha state convention, to ha bald at ransicola April tt-30 and May 1, tvlll also ba named at that time. Convantlonal F inancing Carrying costa less thnn rent No city taxes . . . all city conveniences, Including Mall delivery Community waler system Streets paved and curbed Colored kitchen appliances i Moulded Formica alnk tops Colored plumbing futures Wife-aster rainbow kitchen by (ENEftAl $ ELECTRIC HE 10 cu. ft. refrigerator GE Urge sits rings GE AB*g«l water heater ' GE 'gsrbsgt dlspossll , GE Aulomslle dishwasher In delaxt 2-bslh hi GE automatic washing mschlns in deluxe 2-bsth homes Also: fillchen ventUstor ifeV Courtesy “A 01,1la8< 8Ut ,8«8«rta"Ui.M a algn bf eon»ld*ra- V# f t rs ” rt in***nJ° ' J l L HoriowJJ e kwm, hlnt , « u \ « Lpjlr* HjNon Jr, will ha;hoslas*«, Demon' l'* ,,8'J c lul) 1 ^ n1' ,h* Hsmon- I ’MJinn Cenier, Demonstrat on will JfV ^ Th"88 Ttorad PTittod Iklrt. i it™ ) , TF.L't C|ai» of tha Flral PtolI»| Church will meet In in* j|on f gr ( thtra. It can be ae* qulred. A permn la Judged bv Mr m*qi.»re. Wouldn't It make y#l) prilUf) knew that through yegr efforts either phyaicallv, financially er morally noma girl* had acqulrad courtesy T It la a virtue that touch*, nur homaa, JHtSVM* don't just ask for bourbon askfor Dsn'f he illly -fh e rs isn't be s Otsvrslel dssler srsund fo s l'* There a no mirage shout the used ear values you gel *t a Chevrolet dealer's lot. Every OK Used Car carries his famous warranty In writing. That means you get a car that lets you climb hills or craes deserts vrlth confldtrjc#, OK mssns thoroughly Inspactsd and reconditioned for performance and safety. It mssns .extra value and selection, too; due to volume trading Tor popular new ChJnMet* ^ V^ U°M L«M W pm TMI « ( TRAMMAINt SALES OFFICE: Id d w oahsj By Lw M ** N a maM U * ruM # I* ^ M N nlW MIND •lace IN I Saiford'* Leading Builder ; �------ m s w ;' z* •vl?S3‘*..v, ; ,?,V Weather Partly tleedy and warn I Thursday with a law aai ahowsn lata (anight at I t M '< i • .,* 5 2 [,jO L U h « X L m 1MU” H A N K O nn. M .O n iU A Subject Of Talk "I'd hat* to he a teenager today," Dr. Robert J. Schmidt, In- ‘ itructor for tha Family Life In­ stitute now In prograe* at Semi­ •a* ; , - , %, . » •, » nole High School, told hla au- j dltnce last night at the second in the aeries of program* that will j ba dlmaxad Thursday night at Sanford Grammar School. H* explained "Tha teenager la faced with more problems than at Mra. Carmaga Walla will repre- any other time In our hlatory.” aent The Sanford Herald on a tour Speaking to th* group of adults hf Europe, A/rlco and tha Middle last night on "Everyday Problem* of Teenagers”, Dr. Schmidt first ■eat. Article, revealing the political explained hie question "What is and economic situations of the a Teenagtr?". Ha laid, a teen­ rouolrlea via Had will be written by ager It “nothing”, not a child, not .•Mrs. Walls and publi.hed In The ao adult. And at the same lime he Sanford H«rald throughout the la too young to do thie, too old lo do that, but at the aaraa time .jnonth-long tour. ’ Mra, Walla and her husband, a the teenager la becoming aware etockholdar In The Sanford Herald of "aelf” end wanta to “try on” FRANK KVANS. ORIGINATOR of the Lake Mery annual Pioneer nltfhf piceentt Dr. J. C. Cihha 0 ore In a group of 60 newspaper adl- adult attlludea for alae. • lari and radio-TV eommentalori Certain need* mutt be mat. he gift. I>r. Ciihb* wax the oldest person attending the event. (Staff Photo)________________________ ^ from all section of tha United told last nlght'e claia. There ta a *Stares, who are abeard a TWA Con- need for aecurity, to be appreciat­ atellatlon which left New York In­ ed, to learn to love. And, Dr. Schmidt explained, a teenager ternational Airport for tha tour. r.stda to learn to accept their 'JL. *r,r,t lt(P on th* tour wiU he ♦Madrid, Spain with tha windup In development for what It is. They London befora returning to Naw grow from one stage to the next with help and guidance. York, April 1. More than 9(1 key employei of In today's world, the Florida Other citlea to ho visited are A. Duda ft Son* nf Slavia, from Caiablanca, Tunis- Rome, Athans, State University professor ex­ installations in various scrllnn* Cairo. Beirut, Damascus, Jarusa- plained, a teenager ta bawlldered of Florida, gathered last night for by too many choices aa he point­ By FRANK CRAWFORD lam, Tal Aviv, Parla and Bonn. On their annual "Ladles Night" qd off tha record intarviawa with ed ou* that ther* are 20,000 voca­ KANSAS CITY OP-GOP Chair­ which was held at the Villanova overoment leaden and American tions now to choose from. In re­ man Leonard Hall aayi President Restaurant In Winter Park. orrielal will me featurea of the creation the teenager Is bewilder­ Eisenhower U ready for full lime The event began several years newsman's tour, the third flown to ed as to what to do an.l where duly in a second term but rsrn If ago when th# "A. Duda Dal* Car­ He even thinks in terms of he could spend only halftime at ^Europe by TWA. Prevloua groups negie Club” was formed from Ui* job he would be belter than member* of the huge alatewide wars among the first to visit Rus­ lo go. “what kind of person I am to be”, anyone Ihe Democrats have. sia and it ia expected some of the organization who had completed ALBANY. N.Y. W -H eav y group msy mske side trips to the said Dr. Schmidt, Ilili observation came In a po­ Ihe Dale (.'urnegia Court* In hu­ These youths develop some USSR thU yesr. March rslna and melting snow litical battle of wits between Hall man relation*. imagination of physical defect or Tho organization hold* a regu­ sent fivers and stream* over mental unbalance for teenagers and Democratic Chairman Paul want to be alike and worry when Butler last nigh? on Ihe Kansas lar monthly meeting climaxing their hanks across New York to City Press Club Griddle Show. each year with a ladle* night they are different, ha said. Butler promised the Democrats celebration. President of Ihe day, closing roads and school! Teenagari, said Dr. Schmidt, and marooning inm*-families. are bewildered by their *ex, ron* would retire Elsenhower complete­ group Is A. Hilda, vice president, Thunder and lightning added to Jim Corbett, and program chair­ ly next Nov. g. And he said It was -fused by Independence for they Ihe havoc m 4 many firea wars re­ want to be Independent but atlll the Trodden? and eot tha Demo- man Clifford (lustavson. The ladles night event which ported. m ta w)J>e had Injected healtl\ into ., W A S H I N G T O N tr-M artha went t* know they tan be- de­ the campaignbegan at 7:30 las^oight featured Tha Weather Bureau preu1 'TRms Ji lasU, 66, wife of Joseph pendent on Mother and Dad. Some Butler contended special Inter­ group singing ahd numerous mora rain and continued flooding Ttfc.hlfl.hl. sod eoach of the Wash- ar*' ao confused, ha (aid, that stunts for laugh* and for "twist* est on Ihe Republican side and a Ington Redskins, plunged lo her they live In fantasy. of the tongue” when various mem­ through tonight. Colder wosthar death In the Potomac River yes- The Family Life Institute In­ Democratic program for all the bers recited confusing articles tomorrow w n expected lo bring •erdsy. ; structor pointed to seven ways people was the paramount Issue, from memory. to help the teenager. Make them But he added; All of Ihr ladies present at !hr relief. Coroner A, Msgruder MacDon­ feel that they ar* not pitted firt Prridcnt ever In ufdhfer a The area* affected stretched A. Hilda A Sous annual grl-toald l.iued * certificate of suicide agninst society, give them Inde- "president Eisenhower Is the by drowning but both Inve.tlgator* pendence as they are capable of first President over to suffer a xctlirr were presented mementos i from the lowland* In aouthraslern nf the ocrasinn. • New York, north through rtie Al­ fc»nd the husband said they could handling it, give them love and Represented at the affair »ere bany area and west to Buffalo ^ n d no reason for such an action. security in the home, let them heart allack in office. Anil I say Tha vivacious mother of three test the|r capabilities, afford them lo you. Mr. flail, it will be a sad key personnel from Ihe A. Duda Much nf the trouble was caused children apparently wae In good time to commune with themselves, day when fhc American people & .Sons Installations Around ihe hy imall creeks, lit# major river* cannot question the physical and i Slate, ranch- grove, end farms, health. ’ and give them understanding. moral fitness of Ihe man who They came from llellrglade, In- generally were below flood stage, She wae tha former Atarrha However, Dr. Schmidt then gave heads nor great government.” diantnwn, Cocoa, Zclluuod, Lake but tho Allegheny overflowed In Elisabeth Walraven of Atlanta. T h e -hi* clan In Family Ufa nine "Heart attack?” replied Hall. Gem, and Leesburg as well a- western New York and led lo romance with Tereahlnski began guaranteed way*, to irritate the "Why many of my friends In gov­ those at Slavl.i where Ilie central evacuation nf faimlios along the whan she was a chsar leader and teenager. ernment have had heart attack* office of the organization la local- river In Salamanca. l i t was a itar end at th* University The second claxa for adult* was and are carrying on as well as ed. orher spots whare police evac­ •f Georgia to 1946-61. climaxed with an open dl*cu»*ion ever.” Key personnel of Ihe A. Dmla uated families by boat Included In smith-central New York a . Pollee said that about 10:30 a.m. and th* ahnwing of a film "Tha "Ye*, and ismr of them are ft Sons organlzallon am given 'hr Ithaca Dale Carnegie Course tree ot amt suburbs nf Albany. ■ ^ iri. Tareshlnski slopped her car Family Nasi Door". el.vcvvhcrc" Ituiler rejoined. chsrge. on tha 14th St. bridge leading Thursday night’s rlai* will ho The sorr what heated exchange' (rom th* District of Columbia into devoted to a panel discussion be­ wav more r less ex^ccte.1 aa the [ Joining In the fun anil festivities Virginia, quickly climbed th* rail­ tween adults and teenagers mo­ club's Into 'ugators first needled | during the evening were: Andrew Duda, John Duda and Ferdinand ing and Jumped Into the water. derated by Dr. Schmidt. both Hall t id Butler with humorTha body, clad In dungarees and Two classes each day this week ous hut provocative question- tiny Duda. MARcn a Dlvrhargea 0 . plain blouse and sweater, was are being held at Seminole High Roberts, president nf the, Kansas VALUABLE SOU. Charlie Taylor recovered soma two hours later. School for th* school seniors. City Star, was moderator. CHAMPAIGN, HI. * - W N Leola Mathis (Lake Monroe) Lt, Lawrence Hartnett of the Thompson, agricultural economist Mrs. Dean Hutchinson (Ssnlordi B*U(* homicide squad said Mrs. Child Found Safe CRASH INSURANCE with the University of Illinois, *.iy* Mr*. Alary Cameron ami naby Oareshlnski left no notes. He said SOMERVILLE, Mas*. OB — TTie, It would require payment! of 330 Boy (Hanford) ,|4Utthar Tareshlnski nor their part- A fter Staying All host way to avoid an auiomoi.ila’f l * * 1* Prr *fre ,n attract Mid­ David Jarkson (Sanford; time maid had noticed anything i WIMlcrn corn land into a soil hsnk. Alfred Lemon (.Sanford; sutusual about her behavior. N ight Under Porch accident? "It would teem to me that the MARCH 7 While filling out an automobile PALM SPRINGS. Calif. Id* inducement wouhl need to he at Admissions accident report at police head ... i l**a»t that on 7U-bu»hel-aii acre Bertha Watkin* (Sanford) W* Alderman Dies Looking Ilka "a little lump of ............ " ; ° n# * 0m*n ^0un', ,hc corn land in he attractive to many John Quattlehaum (Sanford) land,” a rt-yaarokt girl was . farmers.” he »»>*. William Fields iSaiiMtl) A t Geneva Home found unharmed after spending a queM,nn "How rouM you hav* avolded.lhe mA , m(ll|or p, )m fnt would atDlvrhargea .William Larue Alderman, 67, chilly night wedged under a porch accident?” tract land in the* corn belt fringe Martlca Godhnli (Sanfkrri) faastd away at hla heme In Gen- five Mocks from homa. "By staying home, aha replied, and poor land in the corn bell.” Howard Favllls (Sanford) g*a Monday night at 9:46 p. m. A bath, hot aoup and milk re­ *?h * had been 111 for twe and a stored little Virginia Gorduor at half years. He lived In Geneva Desert Hospital yesterday, hut ihe fer 33 years. was kept there for obiervalion. »Mr, Alderman wai born, Mar. 7, Aboul ISO starrhtrs looked high SMI at Fort Basainger, Fla and low In die desert rosnrt for Ha waa a member of the Oviedo more than 19 houri after Virginia Masonic Lodge, Seminole Chapter disappeared Monday night, Star of Sanford, and a member A laborer, Jess Garnlca, said he l(a. Two Order of tha Eastern "heard a baby eiylng somewhere" o r the Geneva Baptist Church. and when he traced Ih* sound he A rH e Is aurvlved by hi* widow, found Virginia under a porch, cov­ Nolen Alderman; two daugh­ ered by drifted land. Apparently ters, Mis* Holtn Alderman of sha slept through a howling wind Jackionvllln and Mrs. R. E, Gu*t- storm during which the temper*-1 •fton ef 1‘etrolt, Mich.; and two lure dropped lo 30 degrees, kretheri, Mprgan Alderman of "Sha can’t Nil us how II hap­ Gdhava and John Alderman of pened but It doaan’t matter, not CWUneo. now.” said her happy father. Wil­ Tunoral tervlcsa will he held at liam Gardner, a postal clerk. R- p. m. tomorrow afternoon at the First Baptlat Church In GenP U N APPROVED I o n with tha Ror, W, A. EllenTALLAHASSEE tft-Tha Florldo 'Stood officiating. Merit System Council has won Burial will he la th# Geneva cabinet approval of 111 plan for a Ccmsrtry. 123.ooo classification and pay study of soma 1,300 state employes work•fATUTA DAY’ PROCLAIMED tog for aganeioa unitsr tha system. -OAVTONA REACH LTV— The "Each position will bo itudled of Commerce kero has standards of training and experi­ Jtimed . March *4 "BaUat* ence will b* established for It aod honor'of President Ful- It will ha allocsLxi in pay rang* feaclo Batista of Cuba who will adopted for all positions of similar duliea and raapoiuihilUira and re­ t h*ro Mareh K B Itlsta BUiaUlM a homo in this quiring similar lavala of akUl and AT THB ANNUAL UADI KB NIGHT event foe b f employee af A. Dud* A Bane held | t VlB-nor* rhgrf h* Brod far several •xpariafiea,” Merit System Direc­ Restaurant UaA tig h t ar*i Mr*. John Dwda* John Duda, Andrew Dud*, *ad Mr*, i a a r e a Dudo..(ditaU tor Angus U b d Mid. n e to t - Mrs. C. Walls Will Represent Herald President Is Ready A. Duda, Sons Hold For Full-Time Dufy Annual Ladies' N ig h t In Second Term Rains, Melting 3 *— elated P ram W E D N ESD A Y . MARCH ,7. 19SR Snow Cause Havoc In New York Area Mother Plunges J o Death In River Hospital Notes Wi re Big Crowd Turns For Annual Pioneer A t Lake M arv O ldest Party To Celebrate. Man Support To Collins Gets Gift 75th Anniversary "You are th# one* who have In Re-Election Bid moulded this nation." Frank Of Red Cross Set Evans told a parked Lake Mary ^ Brailey Odham offered Governor LeRoy Cotllni hla full support yes­ terday In hla contevt (or re-election when the Supreme Court dertilon deciding Collins' eligibility (or the rare was made known. Odham, who In tha '964 primary Inst to Collins, greeNd the Supreme Court derision with enthusiasm and said, "1 fait all along that this would be Ihe Supreme Court's da* rlsion and I am very pleased. Le* Roy Collins haa made our State an outstanding governor and I wilt do anything I ran ho help him with ihe elertlon,” he said. The Sanford businessman and builder void that he isn't quite sure just how active a part he will take In tha campaign, but in a recent statement said he would "walk Ihe State barefooted If necessary" lo slump against former Governor Fuller Warren, an announced can­ didate for another term. "I am vary strongly In favor ot Governor Colllni — very strongly against Warren and hla methods." Brailey Odham laid. "But I don'? want to inject myself Into the cam­ paign In any way that might hurl the Governor's chances. I will do anything ha want* me la do to halo him,” he added. "If anybody *skc mr-• e >t»y t Wok of Warien," Odham said. "I'll give them my personal opinion In no uncertain terms," Wijson M ay O rder Stepup In Bomber Production Rate WASHINGTON on-R*cretory of Defense Wilson says he Is think­ ing of ordering a stepup in the production rale of Mi* B32. an all Jet bomber with a continent tocontinent striking range. But, ha told his news conference yesterday, any such move would not Involve an Increase In planned defense spending. The rales of military plane production are lecrel. Several Democrat!* senators hav* kept up running criticism of administration defense policies, contending tha Pentagon Is allowing this country In lag behind Russia In development of modem weap­ ons such as long-ranga missiles. In a hackhanded slap at hla critics, Wilson said; "Lei's gel go­ ing ahead working at th# missile business aod not talk so much about it." Ha described Ihe missile as "only one weapon" In lha Ameri­ can defense arsenal and said Its Importance ha* been overstressed ss a result nf Ihe controversy over the development program, -------------------- \ Funeral Services A re Set T morrow For C . M. Schulze Charlei M. Behulr. 06. poised away at th» local hospital at H ill p. m. Monday night after a ihnrt Illness. Tie was born flee. II, 1669 In Bronx, V. V. and haa lived In, Sanford for tha pant 2t monlha. Ha made hla home In Citrus Height*. Mr. Schulze wae a retired fond and drug Inspector for the U. S. Government. Ha |a etirvlved hy hi* wife and twa aiders: Min August Koehler of N'aw York end Misa Annie Mayer of California. Funeral aervlrea wl'< he held at 9 p. m. tomorrow afternoon at Brlssen Funeral Home with Ft* ther H. L. Zimmerman officiating. Burial will ba at a later data. BOA!) HOG OWENSBORO, Ky un~A motnrlat stopped to avoid hitting a hog In ha road. A ear behind plowed In­ to the fltat ear. earning 9*00 damage to the mioe. Oauaatge to I I b B I Community Building last night as he opened the 31st annual "Pioneer Night." There wasn't a seat tn he had In the building as the lime tn open the festivities earn# around and hardly a parking spare In Lake Mary as the cari cam* from every direction bringing those 90 an.l over for the annual fun night for tha oldsters. v Each person attending the event wore an orchid, a gift nf R. J. Bauman, president nf Ihe Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Most of the older folks sat along the Iron! to lake advantage of closeness of Ihe stage. Gifts were distributed by Frank Evans with the Inp gift of the evening going to the oldest man In the audienre, Dr, J. C. Gibbs of 402 Magnolia Ave. In Sanford who will be loo Saturday, Others receiving gilts from Evans were; Mrs. Josephine Col­ lins whn said she Is over 90 and horn during the War Between Ihe Stales; W. K. Reynolds, 93; Eugene Owens, 66; Charlie Cas­ per. 86; II. T. Russell, 63; Mra. T. C. nialtdale 83; Julih Wynn, It; Mrs. U. F. Wh'tncr, 14; Mrs. W. D. Meeds. It; John Clough, 13; and Mrs. C, B. Tyner, 1.1. A' S!r7tll>f6telr 6rtlplt> married Ih* lou^c-l number ot years went la Mr. sad Mrs. T. 0. Tyner who hid hcen married 39 years. 'Gladioli were presented visitors la t h e Pioneer Night event through Willis in K. KirchoU. Many visitor* attending the list annual event presented hy Frank F* sns fi.r thme GO years old nr •>r were forced lo sit or stand outside the building. However, chairs were provided for many as an overflowing crowd enjoyed Ihe entertainment and banter staged for Ihe benefit of the older folk*. Each person over AO, attending last night's Annual Pioneer Night was presented with a ribbon de­ noting their attendance. The rib­ bon will serve as a gift pass to tha Itils Theatre. Georgs Touhy, president of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce kept lha audience "in stitches" with his humorous stor­ ies Involving many personalities. However, the principal speaker for the orcasion waa Judge Er­ nest llousholder who spok* at tha original Pioneer Night avtnt staged 3t years ago. A rumple)* program nf enter­ tainment, presented by, whn Frank Evan* said, "ar* tha pret­ tiest girls In th* world" drow round aftor round of applause from tha older folks in tha audlanra. Judge lloustioldrri spoke on the theory of "having reached tha Golden Age.’ * "Tha only reason that a parson In our present day of apace, I* growing older Is that we have des­ ignated spare Into different Paris," he said. "Wa advance In experlenca, knowledge and educa­ tion as w» reach the Golden Age,” Judge Householder said, "But we reach the ago and part In ntir life whrn we ran do more for our country and prop)* than ever be­ fore," It was the biggest crowd we have evtr had at the Pioneer Night event, Frank Evans; it* originator said, event came in a cln»» Sparkm an C h arg e s G O P W ith Failure IIAfir.ltSTOWN, Md. (if - Sen. Snarkman (O-Ala) la a t night charged Ihe Rcpuhllcani have been an "abtolule failure” In han­ dling the natlon'a farm problem. Sparkman, Ihe 1934 Democratic vlrn presidential nominee, told aboul and Damocreta ot the Wash ' . i l . l M area Ithe k e ' Rtp'ibll Ingron fCounty tana - "cannot aacape the feet” thel In 1031 the farmer wae getting 100 per rent parity and la IBM 10 per rent. The Alabama political leader cited tha farm question aa hla par* ty'a beat Issue against Uw OOF. And, he lord tha erovrd. "we have aaaft.taaaMo.1* A 73th Anniversary of th* Am66* Iran Red Cross party will b« glvM at tho Mayfair Inn tomorrow aflofnoon at 1 :30. ’’ 4v£i: Th* rard party, given hy Mr*. Stanley Kupl, tn celebrat* th* R*4 Cron anniversary, will begin promptly at 1:30 with rafrtsb* ments, Mrs. Kupl said today al plana war* completed'to enlertat* hundreds of ladies from iag iefi and Semlnela County. Guests al tha party will fumiaft their own cards and makn up thatf own tables, said Mrs. Kupl. -i, No reservations ar* n tcesia n M the entire Ballroom at tha Mlf* fair Ion will ha utilized lot Hit event. , Numerous gift* for tarh taM« and a number of prize* have b*«l contributed by both Sanford aai Winler Park merchants. * *’ Tha Mayfair Inn will Airalal and rootribul* tha refreshA«tl6 for the avtnt. Air*. Kupl said today that 1 am looking forward to thd~tot> Ihuslastlc support of th* ladlag of ’ Sanford and Samlnole County la making Ih* anniversary eoltbmtion a complete success." The entire proceeds. froM' 6MMp trlbutlona. will benefit th* CM . - Local Boy Writes Ballad, 'Jimmy' Will a love ballad, written ta Germany by a homesick Gl wh# has now landed as a freshman *9 Florida Stale University, beeomo a national hit? Phillip Boyd of Hanford I* the composer of both music and tyrial although he wanN lo credit another FSU student, Raymond Llebttt of Altlhourna, a music major, In helps* In* him with arrangement*. Boyd firs? Introduced hla ballad railed "Jimmy" last fall at th* freshman talent night. That >w6g tho beginning of II, aa a rantpui hit. Della Tiu Delta fraternltf brothers and other friend* havo encouraged Boyd unMI he haa had "Jimmy" copyrighted. Now tho popular ll-pfeen W danra hand “Tha Commodore*1* hav* adopted "Jimmy" at lh#tr own. Tha hand leader, Frank VlV del of Tampa, la particular!? en­ thusiastic, haa had a recording mada. and copies will be sent If radio alalloai throughout tha #• 0 4 * try. "Tha rommodorsa" plan M ite l "Jimmy” to lha nth dagrt* oo git of town sngagamenla as weQ ao at Tallahassee and FSU dancas. Been they wtll bo playing "Jimmy” ai Moody Air Fore* Base and' thn Valdosta Stats Collage In Vatdosla, Ga. and Spence Air Force B ail M Moultrie, Ca. * A native of Aft Dora, tha 8-yagN old Florida Student comes from 4 , muilrsl family. Hla parents, 1 and Mri. C. A. Boyd, and five brothers and iltlera In Sanford all play mutlral Inilrumenta. Whan "Phil” la home In complete the family and play Hut drum nr hat* violin, Ihe group frequently, feliyi home rnnearl*. At FSU Boyd Is going In hsatr for drama counei, Ha wattm (• learn a* much at poiaihla about acllng. also dancing, becauif he I* aiming for a mtialcal comedy career In lie In with hla mO|M, Thlt summer ha la going In New York for some ipeclallted train lag, POLICE ON T ill JOB 'if# ! OKS MOINES. Iowa ffk year-old woman with an Inconf m only 930 a month called pollee- M say aha wanlal to buy a ticket. the annuil pollcemen'a ball. She explained that ihe alone, and that one night Iwd T t t t | age a H unger pounded at t f door. She said aha dialed Ike Me* phone operator and aaked lay-thf pollrt. . "Before I hung irp the n e e h tg two policemen were Uktag Ike m m away,” .ha eeid. Two pelleamem srtra lead I t N � 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 06, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 06, 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 06, 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/c4a0b48fc54d9cda23439bcb0bc5ccc8.pdf c068ab8fba3bc29378db4e4e96351812 PDF Text Text “*1,# £i .r ;• * •« >■'-*<\r* • a, >«-• t . * Drive By and See Our lovely Homes In J . v’. 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' • City water and City sewers— Paved Streets etc. FROM * 4 • Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property value • Ultra modem design in homes and surroundings to meet to* day's high standards for Com* fort, Convenience and that "Luxury Look". THE TERMS 21 New Homes Are Now If you are a veteran $126 Down Payment , $M per month F. H .A .91776 Down Payment 9 || per month Servce Personnel F. H. A. *176 Down Payment $60 per month • con Iw completed in 10 days to 3 t wilt provide a place to live FREE, finished I "Bufldm Offinw V J m O t t lm %• �Weather Fair ted mild threwgk Teeeday^ tow tonight 11-14. IN fN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R S A ig y p itn . f v o w t p VOMM ?. VRCH 5, IM S Family Life Course Tonight "Ererydey Problems of Normal Youth" and "Problems atid Responsiblllttra of Parenthood" will be the two subject* discussed at the Family Life Institute beglttn. Ing tonight at Seminole High School said Dr. Robert J. Schmidt the Instructor who yesterday mel with the planning committee at Seminole High School to map out the week-long activity. The adult classes will continue tomorrow night with one addition­ al clas* Thursday nlghht which witl Include a panel discussion be. tween two of the adult* and t*o of the High School etodenU mod­ erated by Dr. Schmidt. Sluilonl clnsse* began (hit morning «t Somlnol* High School with two classes, the morning one from 10:30 to 11:30 and the af­ ternoon class from 2 to 3, There will be individual counseling of youth each day, said Ur. Schmidt. ft. LAWBB.NCR SWOPFORD » * ■ - - , t Photo By Jameson) Conferences wlih parents,can he Arranged with ’appointments made through the office of H. E. Mira ris, principal of Seminole High School. A teacher's conference will be Held Wednesday morning the Family Life* Institute Instructor said yesterday with an evalua­ tion meeting to follow the panel discussion Thursday availing. Subjects to he discussed with ' ’.The Mayor of AI(»niont* Springs, TV. t.awranr# Rwof ford, th* young peopl* have not been announced Ssturday that he would set, said Dr. Schmidt, However he a " candidal* for Seminole many of th* high school seniors County Cnmmlsslnner. District have indicated the subjects that *Three, suMtct to the Democratic they would like brought out dur­ ing the five-day classes. The P tH o rr May g. g) Pwnfford wes horn Ip S p irt• rla*ses, comprising Seminole High ai’burg. S. C. and now lives In School seniors, will he held each Altamonte Springs where Ije It day, Monday through Friday. The planning meeting of the n o r serving his eerond term a t . Sfavor, executive committee of the Family The 3T-T*ar-old Rwnfford h it Life Institute waa held yesterday Wotked wlih several large con- afternoon at 8 e m i n o I? High atrurtlan companies In Central School. Mrs. W. E. Giles Is the Florida and has been a building General Chairman of the Inallcontractor for 11 ytara. lute being conducted here Ihti If* Wat employed by the State week, Botd Tlepertment for on* yeer. Attending th* m eeting1yealrr • Swnfford, was first elected to day to plan th* Family Life In., • .BeardL«f-A|d|rmen of AH*i MIW* ger«i *5 Hf&aral w.mgpl# Spetngx tn iW l and Hat Chalrmarf; And? B ra ^ n ', Asalst‘ Ikrved for flv* year* as chair- ant Principal Acmlnola High won of tho Street Department School; Mrs. It. W. Williams, Re­ there, gistration Chairman, Mri. Ryon "If alerted." Swoffnrd raid Smith, Seminole High School PSaturday, "I promise tn work TA president; Waller Teague, Adwith th* Board of Semlnol* mini. I ration Assistant to Semi­ County Commlisloners, th* School nole County Superintendent of Board, and other officials tn Inairuction R. T. Milvroai and mak* Seminole County « hotter Herald llfckenharh, rhairniun of J l« ra to live and raise a family.”* Ihn Semlnols County Children's He ears, ■*] promise tn give Committee. th* peopl* of District Three lh* kind, of renreientatlon they arc entitled to." Swoffnrd . owns Ids own home whsr* ha resides with his » and three children. Rotary Ciub H ear! College Students Tell Of Native Homelands J .★ ★ Altamonte Mayor t o Run For County Commission Post Mebane To Teach Game A t Pioneer Night Tomorrow Mrs. Turner Speaks fTo USO Officials, Hostesses Tilt 31.t Annual Lake Mary Pioneer Night wdl be held Tue.day evening at T;30 pm ., i t the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Build­ ing Frank Mahan* Jr., lh* manager of the Mayfair Hotel, util (rich the old folks how, lo play the Hat Geme. T. M. Johan.on, Ihe man who give, money away, I. (he ion of C. G. Jahanvon, who was brought over hare from Sweden by Gen­ eral Sanford, In IITO. A bua will leave Magnolia Ave. and 1.1 St, at A:.U p m. for Lake Mary. For reservation., telephone Sanford H44. Seat, will be available for all tho.e DO year, old and over. Sfrs, E. C. Kuhp tbM a called huatne.* mectlnb af the senior Fo-tos-ea and offtrfali of the SanfnH t ’flf) recentl" lo hear Mrs. FJ'a Ti|,-ner of Ne«- A’erk Clly. Turner la eastern rational ^M rlon dlrartor of lh* tr-HM R'*vl9* nrganliatlon In lh* U. S. •^Sh# talked to those present (allTA&- *hem of th* nstdac] volunteer aftyhja for the USO. "F*rt»•even mdllnn vlvita wer* made b” serviermen thnuphont tha J !f4 last yfar", ,ih* sitatsd. ,rTVorkors Responsible For Re. Hr'ouv Prngrama" was used hv Fie-, Turner as theme of her talk. Mrs. Kuhn told th* g»*un that MARCH J ■ barbaeu* "It would S# n*sn»d Admissions |bn a»d “thanked Lt. Cdr. H. Georgia Llttrell (Sanford) ; Hall for all th* favor* he f o r i Ruiifll (Lika Miry) had rendered th* USO". Donald Burks (Lake Monro* i ■Mrs, Bstt*1 Smith, president nf A local VFTV and senior host- Mri. D u n Hutchison (Hanford) Alfreds Lemon (Smfop.J) * chairman of the S*nfc.rd Anthony L'heina (.Hanford) USO. announced that an Faster hreakfait would he helj at tha Discharge USO heglmitusr at 7 a. m. snd Mrs, Georgia Joinson (Hanford) lai'.l'U unt'l after all church Mri. Rota Washington (Sanford) •arv lt's, will’ he m ontnad this Arthur Cartladge (Oviedo) bv tha VPW, She urtad alt Donald Burks (Lake Monroe) ^pviiaman and ho.tas.es to Birth Baby Boy Cameron • H i*.. present at the se^lon MARCH 4 Mrs. V. C, Messenger. .Mrs. Admissions Bmfh. Mrs. KRe Turns*. I.t. Cdr. Joye# Edwards (Sanford) JTT'.V Dell. Mrs. gewlvn O'Vail, Regina Graham (Sanford) Iff*. Be* Vew'ome, Mrs. C. J. Discharges Millikan, Mrs. PHUIp Mint. Mrs. Donald Smtdherry (Ostrrn) Elisabeth Kuhn, Mrs. W It. LaMrs. Marbana Gleaves Tatra, Mrs. J. W. Brown, snd (Lake Mary) MU* Carol Stent. Frank Dees (Lake Monroe* -_JTwas revtaltd that 121 peeota Jenny Mitchell (ZcUwood) HTHfanford a ti active in UBO Births eriyk with .4» being Junior hostBaby Olrl Lemon esse* ‘ and '> senior hnatrjsoa MARCH I frgTH the diffefeat organisations Admlaalsae Hospital Notes f a 4<aW FACULTY MEMBER Re-Dedication Is Three Held For Salvation Countries Army Citadel Here Viewed The advancement of Inlam*T|ir work of Til's s-dvallen Ilona! understanding, good will AT TIIK I'lNF.litlM T SCHOOL UKU1CATION yesterday wore! Heft tn right) Senator,Dougins Stem- Army svns begun 2.1 years ago in *n,| peace, got another boost tostrom, Representative Muck N. Cleveland Jr., State Superintendent „f Public Instruction /nnnm* I). Snnfonl hv Captain. Jones and day at the Sanford Rotary Club Bailey and Mrs. Bailey (Staff Photoi Rlvuns. To<lpy sso *r* not only 'wheu three young student, at Rsilrr-deijlcating thl. ImlUlIng in |llns College spok* of their hontawhich the work was begun, w* are lauds, also re-dedirating the work IIA young man from Puerto Rieo, »rIf.1* These were th* words of and another from Venezuela, and Lt.-Colonel 11. \V, Young, Dlvl- and tun young ladles, one from slonal Cummnmlrr of The Snlvn- Brazil and the other from Cuba linn Army South Atlantic Divi­ gave Ralary Club member* a clear­ sion, is* he gsvc the principal ad- er Insight Into Ihe three rnuntriei dre-s nt the te-drdlcatlon service which are "good neighbor." to the THOMAA M. mtlNGBB of the rriiiodelcd Citadel, yester­ United Stales. "t want to commend your ichool , —— ----------------— ------------- — day. Mis. Dorothy Evelyn explained Activities of the office of Semi- .officials for furnishing th# lead -I I I J I Ralph Smith chairman of tha today that her father was born In mrctiiig slated that William ilritl.h (iulaua, a descendant o( no!e County’s Juvenile Jude. In- ! „ th |p „ , n t , choo) p U i . Itoulh, thr founder of Tha Sislvn- the well-known English diarist 2month S ? nf J ‘ February, udgr i i “ Ki Jin*d T»...,,. D SMS,, s i r . * • ' * " * ’ Hon Army, oPre said (hat, "Tha and historian John Evelyn. Her irtendent nf PuMI- Initrmlion Hou.eholder revealed today. The for tho Stnte of Floilla, tolj * Sohatlou Army was begun under mother too, wa. horn in British hearing* were held In Ihe udge's parked Riulitorium at Pinecre.t one hat and I wore that hat." Guiana. Th* It).year-old native of Chamber., "Since that time", stated Smith, Brazil told the Rotary Club School yesierdny nflemonn *■ the Th Juvenile Coprt cnmnililnl »rhnnl n*s formally dcdlratcd, "Tha Salvation Army has grawn that she attended an Eng­ four children to the Seminole to he * s-ei Id.wjd* organization lish srhoul, "Esrota Rrltanlra" “ Florid* hns be^n * le*d*e for County Jail during the p*.i month. sorting in 80 countries and colon- and then a private ichnnt "Coleglo .nine lime now in pi milling * Two boy. were lent to the Flor­ |c*". "The Army has also grown Notre Dam*”. Her high school Judge Ernest Housholder. Sem­ school progmm for It. jouth," ida Industrial School at Marianna, since it* beginning In Sanford, and rour.es were English, Portuguese, Tliomaa M. Strlrjgar. 28-yaar-et4 said Judge Householder, and one s*ld Ilillpy who mad* the prin­ inole County Juvenile Judge, wa. today mnrks *n accomplishment French, Latin, geography, his­ Sanford real estate man, annotiM* relumed hnme Irom th* .chnnl ciple *d.ltcss *s he was flanked elected lleglonal Vice President nf v lilclt will enable the sarvlres nf tory, sc Imre, math, home econ­ »d Ml eandldacy today for Slat# aftrr completing the prescribed by County amt City officials *nd lh* Florida Council of Juvenile this orgmilintlon tn ha extended omics, religion and art. Representative Group Taro, auW lender, on lli* platform of the term there. ject tn 4h* May I Democratic An outstanding athlete, aha haa lo more people", stated Smith. Court Judge, at a rccenl confer* The activities of the Juvenile oehnol'a modem .(age, The stirring marchea and melo­ participated In track, Javelin, dli- Prlmai-yJudge alio included one runaway "Our teachers In Kim Id* today enre in Jacksonville. Btrlngar said today, “I am i dic selection, heard in the prellml. eu., hioad Jump, basketball and child from Georgia being rrturnctl rank among llu> top three Slates Judge Hnu.holder will enordiiiale volleyball. She cooks, saw., knits, •dug for th* office of Btat# ■•*!, ■ nnty mu.le were renderfd by Th# successfully lo hi. home. wlih PS', of llicm linvlng four the activities nf the Juvenile Court prasantatlv* hecaus* T feat thaO Orlando t.'c,o. Rand under tha r roc hr la and embroider, and ad­ I ran gle# th* kind of honest, emu; The Reioinnl* County Sheriff re- >r*p college ilegiecs in romparlmits that «h» makes most of har Ported Tlx complalpti on JuyenUe. son with fljlSh in 1U40," he said. Judgei In Ihe Fourth District Irsdci.hlp of namlma.ter Nlch selantlou* raprasantaUon that tha . - -v tWWffull properties hf m itrr pro- "Thry ,«io better prepared to do which tnalud**• Votusfa* Ke)r>th»lfv olla^.jjrv r CaptAln ll»rt RuwJaml, -"Cl* pkopTa of Rentlnol* County d#**1? !Co in?lilt 'Ting iifflr#,of lh* Of* ’ Evefyn Is attending Rotpie which wk.'tnveitigated by (ho * better JoU than aver before," Orange, Brevard, Osceola, Indian lando Corn*, rave th* InvothHnn. I|in* <>n Die Central FlmhU Sehol- lira.’* Judge's office. Dailey told h!» audience. Riverrgnd St. Lurln counllc. "My platform," aald fUilngac, Immedlately followed by the ;a f‘hipt the Algernon Sydney ButLarry Jones. Juvenile Counselor However,'»« he pnlnted * wor.1 "Which will he announead a t a The purjxiie of Ihe Florida Scripture reading which wm read M1 *’*1 ’ n.e*n«t*ry award and a loan for Judge Ernes! iloiiseholdi-r, in- picture of th* school program talar data, will ha based an a vr.tigatoil 30 e » .r. o( ahsrnl stu- thrmiKlioill the .Slate, an,I ns he Juvenile Courl .lodge.' A.sorhlmn, to the rongr«gatinn hy Mr*. Et. «cholar»hlp, She get* no help from sound Christian and business Ilka j Colonel II W. Young.-Songster hon,a flnam lally, she said, .lure approach tn th* handling nf tha rm U rn looking for vsid J mice Iloil.hokler, Will he, *rIrom the Seminole County School home* for them-—will llier* lie cording to the roristltution of the It,veil' Vrholls, of th# Orlando fund, there must help her sitter State’s business, always keeping Corps, offered « v<,.1 solo, ‘aH'nd school arul her hiother atFile cases of neglect and child an education, he said "There’s In mind that I would b# elected organization to "Strive by ever--' "111- * This House", afier ssh l,h !la,'» hl' master’s degree, (Continued On Page Light> to that office to represent tha room In nnr hoait* snd In our pnulble mean, tn Improvo Hie gie » of the los'al Corp* woro | ’IM* done odd Jobs to help room in one schools 7" standards, pr.u tires, and affr-cllvu- (pnmrk* of the hlvtorv and pro- 1f V' ’,pr " nv through arliool In- peopl# nf Samlhol* County," Stringer was born In Sanford Rnlley commended th* legisln. ddlng work at (he Cotlrg* Post (riven by hv Ralph Smith, chairman nr>. of the Juvenile Courts of given tn William !. T. Stringer, dacaaitd tor* fpr their presentation of the Office, sewing for a seamstress, of tha Advisory Board. *nd Mre. Blanch* K. Stringer and school program of Florid* and FloriJa in preserving, protecting l.lrnlenant Ruyinond Luc*, com­ typing and rnun*elnr at a girl has lived hara all of his Ufa. H a, *nicr. "We are on the threshold of and promoting rights and Interest* .rout ramp. On many occasion! of Florida1* wayward, neglected manding flfflerr of Ihe Sanford •he has ilnn* th* Sanih* In har attended loral schools and waa Charles William Mart, 7!). greatness in till* Hints," passed away at his home, to'l "llie Atnciicnii school today I- and deprttrirnl rhildrcn, under the I*Is visiting from Orlando ami native roalumr and talked over graduated from Rimlnota High School In 10(8. He attended th# t\ est 20th St., yesterday morn­ the greatest stogie agency to laws; snd to this end In cooperate j Corps, extended to th* Salvation- 1 V stations on Brasil. ing at l2i|)T follow Ing a lengthy which )oii and I can look to the with any and all other agencies' Ocala, ami to Die lornl visitors at "God was nice lo me," explain­ llnlvaralty nf Florida and StataoB 1 ilfitaaw, 1 Improvement of our Democratic I f,ml tndtxirluf'» devoted lo tin. Ihe special program, a warm wel­ ed m-yenr-nU Elina Aguero, a* University where ha majorad t* Mr, Hart was horn, July P, way of life," he said. ] purpose." s h e explained that she seal among business administration. come. "1 hava worked as a paperboys seven girls selected hy the Ro­ 'f™ I f However, he said. «* know w*. Judge Hnu.holder .aid that "I Following Ihe re-dedication ad- tary Cluh of Daytona Reach to grocery store dark, slockboy, -|.enn ‘ r‘ ^rm" •Ivmphl*. ,|„n*t )lnvp Hi* perfect In.tllu- | have arrrpted lie poilUun of Itondre-s l,y Lt. Colonel Young, tha attend Hrnhraat* High School on clothing stor* clerk, surveyor’# Ha 1* survived hv hi. widow t'0''’ "« ' " 7 ?'« fault J « *n «ur' ...oclatlon," todman. City racraatlon director# Mrs. Ma.garel B.Hn.t of San*»>Qur 'H o I. rr ir.l of om t S. UUwe I..pre.Mcn nMhn Rev. Robert Spear Jr., pastor of a scholarship, "I learned to un^orr| wM-hauU iliualtl hr itjltihg to help Nultorul Cminril af .fuvrmtr t iturt .hr Sanford Nn.nlriin Church, of­ (ierstaml and like uinra than avar locomotive flraman for tha Al* Untie Coast Lin* Railroad aflB^ Funeral .ervlcrs wdll he run- i,nD,t,v* lh,' n1 * liulaes notllled Judpe Housholder fered th* prayer of t-drdlrallon. tha American people and I be­ newspaper circulation manager,** lieve I hava helped American ducted tomorrow morning at 10 *'l* takes Intelligent people !« "I hi* election a* Regional Virr "My .Faith lunik,* up to The*" peopl* to understand us," aha he said. o'clock a* BrK*on Funeral Him* day to tak* psit In a leniorratie Prrstdenl ot Ihr Florida Council Stringer la a p irtn ar hi th* was the congregational hymn said. with the Rev, Perry L. Stone of- government," Ralley said, "f Juvenile Court Judges, i«a) estate and ipsursnca busln8|g Attending Rollins Colleg# on a lutg, l.rfnre Captain Vern Hall, flrlatlng. Amt* lie ronclndsij, "I now dedl .In Ige Housholder parllrlnated In of Alaxandar and Strlngar, I* atfl* Burial will h« in Daklawn cat* this modern school plant," <* panel discussion during Ihr eon- Commanding Officer of th* Ocala Rotary Club Scholarship. Mi$« gle, and owns his own home In Aguero explains that tha Daytona Memorial Park. I (Continued an Page Klgbll (erenre held In Jacksonville. Corps, gave th# hr unlit lion, Beach Botary Cluh helps her each Sanford where ha’ resides with hla month with money to help har mother. •tff* He Is Sunday School Buparink* Ihrmigh college. "My major I* International Re­ indent of tha Christian and Milw lations and I dream to be in th* slnnary Alliance Church. diplomatic service soma day," ah* V* president of tha >Semlnol# County Jayceea and treasurer # f lays. Miss Aguero told the Rotary (he Sanford Lion's Club. Stringer said today, *Duriilt Cluh today that sh* Is th* daugh­ te r nf a r.rv.'parcrman and has a the time batween now and tig sister who I* a high school simior first primary election 1 plan JB/ nnd two brothers on* 13 and tha work throughout tha County ami will welcome tha opportunity te j other 20. Vlcenln Anlnnettl nf Tuartn Rico talk to any group or Indlvlduaiw' j) also told nf his plans for the future about my political alcwe," _ is well a* his family and experi­ ence* In his homelands, The three ipeaker* were lnlrndured hy Mrs. Robert F.. tVitherell secretary to Pr. A. J. Hanna of Rnlllna College. 14 Hearings Held Before Housholder Durino February ★ ★ ★ School Of f i c i a l s Praised By Bailey ★ Elected To Office Af Recent Confab i • '* V^ I ★ Charles W. Hart Dies At Residence Representative Will Sneak A f Jaycees County To Receive Check For Gas Tax . RT. PETERSBURG F - D r , Jo­ Mri. Mamie Pagenhart (Sanford) seph A. McClain Jr., rh p has been Charlaa Rehulie (Sanford) dean of tha Duke University law Dischargee H a u l fo* Six years,,U t«.become John Waller (Sanford) - . ★ Thomas M. Stringer Reveals Candidacy For Representative JUVGM C J'JQC0 ** Miss Dorothea Kennlnger (OaBary) Mrs. Lenore Johnson (Sanford) William Parent (Sanford) lih r Girl Graham Baby la y HateLem ★ ★ ★ I PEAK ERA AT rfROT ART LUNCH »N In Sanford today were: Bvallfil,. Xia g« Jaoeiiw, »jH.tlai'.'iuV'•t. it'.Uil K Seminole County will receive a check 'for 122,0tfl.03 a t Ita part of th* gasoline tax sold during the month of January thli year and collected during Fehruary. ac. cording In a report released by Ray E. Green, State Comptroller. A total of 8.10,094 gallons of gasoline was sold during the month of January, according to th^ report, on which a total of ISO,021.70 waa collected. Tha amount returned to Semi­ nole County la datarmlnad from the two cants par gallon allocated to the counties of the Btate, A total of 38,023,324,48 wa* collected in Florida from tha eala of U S jM S JU l gallons a f g*aa. "ltn<v to Win Prtenrfi and h u ■ fluence Raopla" will he th# adh* |« t of th* sn«aV*r at th* nola County Junior Chamber t4 S* Cmnmerra luncheon m a a t f t f • Yacht Cluh. Thuridav at nuon at the Sanfee*^, >. Jim Arrh, a representative 'Af the Dal* Carnegie lnstttuta wjR h* th* principle speaker, accoiiiL. in* to an announcement t*dd# by officials of the local Jay cil organization. The local Jayceea will salt th 9 L t "Boost Florida" tags during t h r French Avenue dedication e< ninnies Friday afternoon. Tony Rusal, tag tale chain for tha Seminole County J a r laid today that tha tage ara i to benefit charity, He a "Everyone should buy one «f tl �1 7W m * * * 9 * H l MIMOO* HfQE.DQJvS AOTieS CAQ.‘ m3 N THE < r«OMB 3NAZBV DftiVeiVAY.Vj h o q w o n t h is Me THINK/' HASH •0*90*4/ w O stsm si ilooH f J THING—y DONT TELL Mf <>Ol/VB TAKEN TO DOING THE ■^G SO CEG Y ^ ^A oeocoN G U NOVBL’yM OOHt 4 T*tV WANT . TO KNOW . k7OUOCB- I V /M A T 3 <N ! HPOtOEQAJCfi •ruterrirtwY | { haveto J I_l to talk to s a t • norxil , aesTui AWHJU.V MAO when he f ie f . WHATvajvt UkETHAT** 'OM.OAO.'D/DVOU T f ly A o r ir a N lw W M t f H A f f lt t O l O O A ST S E E P — THQEC K iN O S O F ICB C Q C A M H A M - C H J O C E N - i—T| v O Q A M iE J U > C E —A l! WELL, LET r* FQBSM JALOPY-" H O P ! 1 CAN PINO THE with ir • AUAO«T— Htv; look at 'THE 8NAlk| yiah/ t * LETS SE E -*' ATIS THeRC ALWAYS TVOUaKT iwv wot TO EAT? ^ s. a u x v -> ArlaotlM mlddlawfl«ht*Z3uauo Mamlnola County, Florida, la will inat part of tha .sorthwaot I.auaaa hr* knockad out i l o( hit nuartar al tha touth* M oppoMOtd. mm wait nuartar (MWgt at Maclion »u. Tnwnahip II adpth. Urt Uoitra C. (Ilato. ifania l» tan . lyina Coat of Afdtatbal Truat utliaor County itaa*. baiinnina at tha j A^|Admlnlatralor at aaid nt rapraiaatad by a aonerata 1 mar- aituatad III taa aaatar Ftrat pubiicatlyn an fab. tt, t ill tha praaaat MralMta Allah oonnaotlBV Lima fair Laka and Cub Laka at tha faar Laka Hoad riant at war. pun Mouth* any aiont aaid Aiaht of way 111 laat, thanaa Eaatarlr to a point an taa taka ahora. la laat. Mourn alana abora (ram tha Legol Notice S H ii S it. dtraatod, and It avor mar* l. bar huibann— , hit un> iwn wlta. If allaa, and It dood. ir unknown hairi, Htvimi itato. aitipnata. Honor*, artdl* truotooo, and iraaiotr. T h is D u rk .N D A N T M i John h . m notm a Cg. OKLAMiO, tbanat Waatarjy ta point af baiinnin*. Maid lot ta aaiand lata Laka inn fail, aa pit Flat thiraol, rooordadtla Flat ionk t. Papa il, Puhlta Piearda al Mamlnola 0>unty, »lorld% You and. aaeh at you. aro rfotlflaJ that, a amt ta autai mi* ta tha •hjja daieribid froaarty haa baan mad aaamat you and you art haraby raqmrad ta atrvt a oapr af yaur anawor to tha mil of Camnlaiai 55, ft TO C » W ”.i: or and llavia J. Rklppar, hit ft tha Clrouii Court aa or batara ."•* aiiipnoa*. unknown tha II day at at arah. t i l l t athar* davlioao. latataaa. a. cron lira*, truoiaoa. and ala nf guooula Hill iaundora. *•? and If avor marriad hor ind — , hio unknown tvifa. if p,yy.;»'!?,ii ? z'.kr..« T's:.m &v.wa« .aWhiL^vsarattRe ..S'Im BaJtrSSLBHr aaai 'and ?o*' lfU' l" ,< m i'-afesf*Mthro-° I n i r i / S i t V i S f rM2Lh* ,,,« •rail m and ta tha tollow i ■ Ibid praparty. aituatid in K JAMES Naarapapar * ™ ^ ^ w f U l a ilta day at Fabraary. Legal Notice V I. JoMph • leolt. Jr, Doftadant, C m So. ion. Toi Jouph nrott. Jr. Ill Drummond Annuo Amur? fork. .Now Jirior. Tou oro hirihr natlfltd that lull hao boon i.rmial.t otolnll you In tha align intUloil oaro in Ilia ahnia nanud Court, whoroln tha rallaf , tn# dark at aaid C tan datonaa, It an] plaint in aaid aul a eopy tnoroof up. Flainilff on nr barn of March. Mil. Ho do«rao pro cooftti toi'Od otolnit you. mr in* 'tha a m I m hand l Court at fanfort r at robrntrr. A. D. . P .'Earn'dan,' J rouit Clark a Living Performance, You See It Best on with television's only �' f.*,% VU. 3E FRAN* \M1UYOU. i—*». 5KEU.V..wn wOUT VCU TRAIN! NO WILLPE A CIRCUS t y N A M E Y O U * OW N manaoinotweuas, bpwiwo " ------- ^ «WON,SKtU.tY. Y.H inow/V nat1# Very Air They Breathe P R IC E ! .YOU CAM'T HOU0 OUT WTM AN C^ERUKB THAT,3KEULtY/ THAN MONEY/ A W S Y ff Vague) and/ Alice Pearce. "We haven’t had any problems,” remarked director Miller, not even pausing to knork .on wood. "All dog pounds. The National Humane tlio girls have been as nice as they Society estimates that the number can be. » of such surplus animals may run "Of course, I look pains In see as high as IS million. that there would be no cans* for Irritation. In the m atter of ward­ robe, the finest of fabrics and de­ signs were chosen for each of them. Karh was asked If she was satisfied with her clothes, and ef­ forts were made to follow whatever .suggestions they had." HOU.YWnOD LT-The le n t en-' "Before production started," Mil­ vied man among fum director* Is ler added, "1 had them eome to David Miller, uhn his the touchy | my offire Inivhliially ami rehearse task of guiding tl artrcsirs In a their Paris. I wanted them to tin ■dorsland and be satisfied wilh Iheir movie about women. Miller, 23-year veteran of film rliar.irtrrl/atlons, In a picture with making despite his youngish looks, fo many characters, you’re apt to is directing ’•'flip Oppmiie Sex." lose sight of some of them If It’s a modern, iniislrallxpd version they’re not firmly in mind before­ of "The Women.” written bv Hie hand." Aeires-.es sometimes blow up If ambassador to Italy, Cl.no Itnuth t.uce. Now well into the shooting, •bey find another *lar lias a bigger Miller says Ink dolls a ir happy as dressing room. MilW said he solved that by ordering It dressing clams. rooms all the same sl/e, Such was not the care in the "F ar from having frtrtlnn, the first filming of the play (p in ). It girls have done everything to grl starro.l such high-powered p-oplr along, You’d think there would be a* Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell, Joan Fontaine, an uneasy situation because of Aletc. Reports arc Huai the queens lyvon and Rlnndell having been married to the same man (Dick would vie t6 sco uho could arrive Powell), But there Isn’t," Miller on the set last. said. Tiie new version'has surh figures as June Aliysnn, Ann Sheridan, Fifty million steelhrad trout Joan Collins, Dolores Gray, Ann eggs from tile wosl roust pm Miller. J oan IlInndoJL Vivienne Re- Ix-inir planted, In M i c h i g a n V 'r"b aV fiara Jo Aatbii'* (\' e r a strvuma, -i- . .- . M ig h t Be Better number* arc Increasing far beyond the demand for dogs. Or. Hadley C. Stephenson, pro­ fessor of veterinary medicine at Cornell University, said recently the average life expectancy for a dog la now about 12 year*. "Many live longer than that," Dr. Stephenson told the Oklahoma Veterlnery Medical Assn. "There ire JOo dogs in the country that I know which are 17 years old or more. That’s about SO year* In humans. The average dog uird to llvi to be about 7 or At Iowa State College, Or. Hugh Simpson has iperlalliH In an' op. eratlon In restore thr vision of dog* afflicted by cataract*. Since December 1951 he ha* performed 33 such operations, most of them successful. Dr. Stephenson estimated there are 23 million dots in 17 million home* today. Then there U the matter of dogs without homes nr in ( M l * V O i K 'i e - n s 'M i t time y*u feet-Use need for sympathy, M don't eoMplalo that you’re living o w : doge ltfo.'‘I t ‘might bo bettor than your. s i p . • • A Soi’l - lifS, e a a lu specialists • a (Pm , 1* getting bettor and longer ; an ,Uia,lttjrtf. r " Hlglkfa agfoetanry I* tsp about " IS petf eert.' V««elnta‘ tad anti' btrUdPitVO «fl hot eliminated Many Sf Htg'duotsoa tod eared the offeata M jptoay oneo fatal Infec­ tion*^ - ■■ 1 Kow t«eftnlduii‘ In aurgary art being grilled <0 hJa.behalf. Ha Is lattijig bettor food and, on th« whale, receiving better care both ia sUbnan and In health. But not all of thasa blasstmt are tin mixed. Like mm, the deg Is runRing into certain penalties tbit corny with longer lift. Mora and moro, ho Is sufffr'ng allmanta nor. many «asoe|atifd with eld age. And btcauee lie la D A IL Y ! A tBO M I. River II Key Mealm •1ST CROSSWORD (.B a rte r •1* he" •.Timid <sella* » 27 Boat 3) Marin* Sahee II. Very hot condi­ ment ‘ <1. Single unit • Civil wrong U 213U ill'NdtO i* u r f g V e n n * r : i n : x ;4 it ir x m n H lg fV JfJ i»i j :•JtJI -J'TJ 1 IM IN IIH M C U IO H II M il! *) .11 « 7rf, f ; j y ■ M i l JIM ii: um ru n ■ •JiatiMU t i U M r i f ' J U - ll l fJIO Tn .1 I 1 1 IC j i h h t i -IMt -111 M K ' . ' i IK Bullish • author T.T*. he . . Ml . d*M $ Bauthem 9*. Uttte S S tf ft.'at***. II Slrbwd. ia iK N iy i t i i i r try* i'jSxr u . re in . IId e e d * \ - labhr) IT. B tieau a( esrth end reslu 99. Mladsta 91. Opemaga 91. BlMhy fruit 91. Tally 1$ Sweetening 97. Termlaal pert of arm • I atereg* srtb 9B. Afftsmettv* vela M Mstkeda H Musi* eete M. Meatat. si. retp •T. Seed te ; the knees M Suitea'a -* * * "•’ .river 93. A dish of boiled msat and vcgclablcr .13 Burrctsor .19 Audience 39 V»v 40 Pihlir.il name ruggsdmek ary II. Less euiskly 20 Part* 13. Turkish tit!* of window II. Neblerwen frames 19. Mstallie reek. II African IP Record of e ante, tape •hip* 13 yaahlona ... voyage p ~~ 122 rn " r i David Miller Least Envied M an Among Film Directors WASHINGTON tfi - About 30 yea.* aio you could Ring open a window with r reasonahla chanca of collecting a chestful of fresh air — a mixture of gases roughly one-fifth oxygen and the rest nltrogei with tr e e s of rarhon dioxide, argon, neon, krypton and helium. Try it now. You will get lha usual, hut It will be dlluled with plant killing sulfur dioxides, am­ monias. oxidised hydrocarbons and assorted other gases and solids, none of which 1*'going to do you any good. Thi reason for the changed* that with their automobiles, factories, oil burners, coil fires, backyard incinerators and burning traih dumps, people are alowly fouling thr air they breathe. This matter of air pollution haa reached the point whara lha fsderal government through tha De­ partment of Health Kducalton and Wrlfarn is embarking on a research program to determine the effect of dirt) air on public health. The program was sparked by President Elsenhower in hti 1933 State of the Union message when he said, "A* a result o Industrial growth and urban development, the atmosphere over some population renters must be approaching the limits of Its ability to absorb air pollutants with safety to public health." Air pollution Is naturally a m il­ ter of degree from city to etty hut, even so, Dr. Arthur Stern, head of the Public Health Service’s sanltaiy engineering renter at Cincin­ nati. estimates that 10,000 U.S. cit­ ies have air pollution problem*. One of the great needs is re­ search Whit* Infnrmsllon on the efferts of air pollution I* volumi­ nous It becomes apparent, after you Investigate a hit, that relative­ ly little realty Is known. Dr. Clarence Mills, professor nf experimental medicine at the Uni­ versity nf Cincinnati, toH-a pollu­ tion committee in lavs Angeles In tnin that deaths In l^ts Angeles County for the three previous year* were up perhaps as much s* a third on sntnggy days. Ills study showed a total nf 31J excess deaths from respiratory so l heart caiiirs in smnggy period*. 1,s.*t October a choking smog settled over New Orleans, trigger­ ing s wave of asthma attarks which kilted two pyranns and sent more than 3M In hospitals. During the last week of October 1019, a stifling fngllka pall cloaked the heayy Industrial area around Donor* and Webster,-'Pa. In M hours 30 twopla waro dead Another amog squatted over the refinery town of Poia Rica, Mex­ ico, 1933, leaving 33 dead and 330 in need of medical ear*. The great London amog of 1933 set off . a wav* nf respiratory Ill­ nesses and hastened an *itlmaled 4,000 dealhi. A study by W. C. L. Hemeon, director of th* Industrial Hygiena Foundation of America at Plltihurgh, Indicates the killers in the London and Honors amoga were acidic sails from coal smoke that dried the fluids in the respiratory trarts and caused Irritations. Each of these fatal smogs ha* been brought shout hy a pcculla weather condition known as tem­ perature inversion. Smogs occur most frequently In nelural howls and In river end lake valleyt. Masses of warm air mov­ ing down from the upper atmos­ phere icttl* over tha howle and hacome compressed. When the mass drops low enough to touch the sides of th* howl, It Is considerably warmer than (ho air at ground level. Since cool air has a tendency to settle and th* warm air already Is pressing downward, this mass lies llko a blanket over the enmmunity, holding and concentrating the air pollutants. In most rltlcs there Is enough turbulence In th* air to carry off or disperse much of the pollutlnn. Part of the researrh by the fed­ eral government will be a study of the** temperature Inversions. N. I.. Faith, rhlef engineer for the Air Pollution Foundation In t^vs Angeles, said, "There le evidence that autnmnhll* exhaust Is the No. t culprit In air pollution." One major byproduct of the air pollution study In (at* Angeles was the annnunerd discovery hy Dr, Paul Kotin nf chemicals In the air which caused skin cancer In mice. Dr. Greenbiirg. In hearing* on atr pollution legislation last year In New York, put the finger on auto mobile exhausts, too, saying "they may he a farlnr In the recent alarming Increase In lung ranrer." While the automobile Industry dor* not roncede the apparent rnn nectlon between exhaust fumes and air pollution, It Is giving considerable study to the problem. Eight different automobile mak­ ers spent more than a million dol­ lars list year In a Joint effort to control th* release of hydrocarbons from exhaust*. On* of their experi­ ments, in far unsuccessful hut promising, Involve* the us* of an ANNOUNCEMENT • r . Vr.»;Vr f i t *• !j L.i • ''-PiCtH--*. i. T H E SANFORD ITERALD Mon. Mur. 9, 1058 after-burner on tellplpe*. Aside from the health problem, economic lo*s because of air pollu­ tion Jx ennrmnui, Metals corrode, synthptle fab­ rics are* damaged . ‘•'•iHings are streaked with soot anu so, for thatmatter, Is your home. Soiling gen­ erally Is a big factor. An economist, Weldon n. r.lhion, In 1919 estimated the annual bill tu ha more than $10 each for every man, woman and child. H Gibson’s figure* are still valid the loss today would figure out to something like $l,rtoo,(WO,OQO annu­ ally. In September of last year Indus­ try suffered the luss of Its first suit a SPRING S H O W E R o f VALUES SPECIAL BARGAIN! new 12-piece h to t-p ig g , PINK OINNERWARt S tT .. free with any purchase *f | or ever during salel STEAMER CHAIR DtlUXE CHAISE ■ft# t• . . . f- A rrol vatus at Ih* piles , , , f a * idol lanvn sling seal telll btl^dia ip r»wi loan sr porih . . v |0 PLAY “ GYM SET 19 ” Mill 7 feet outln ft of extra-ilronn coa-'nijilon. . ' Mm 7 Inch ileel tublno ihrouohou* Wilh this gym tel In your back yard, your IdJi eng hovo everything they •nn| lei body kuitdmg tiittlt* end fwnl Tee swlngi, Irnpcn her, |ym Jtnp, I vo thinning boil, , . plot Hi* popular lea ueltr All flit) twing,/ living room by J o y bedroom at i* r IK . TT m TTmTt.T ?r % IT U K r ■ □ r * _ l v r T 1P wammm n l l m a V/, m □ ALL 10 PIECES □ D ll. W OODALL ' 1 W ImttT Hi* Borden's Crowned jCebefe CKn n bottwr. tool Lika iU countryfraak Saaar and Ota taadar tathua oi its i stadium gto*d curds • Ramambarl with 'Bordet's Cottsga Chaaaa you ahrsys hava DR. WESTTHALI* Dr. A- W, Woodall nnnounrex lh« opening of an office for tho iirnctlro of CIllllOPflACTIC- Dr. Woodall's office will lio o|K.’n Mnrch Rtli nnd will Im loented nt 1110 South Park Avenuo in Sanford, Florida. OPEN HOUSE WILL RE MAINTAINED FROM D:00 A. M. TO R:00 J \ M. ON MARCH 8, 0, & 10. Tho purpoxo nf open hntiao in to acquaint tho rc.ildents of this community with tho health facili­ ties offered by this modern chiropractic office. DR. CARROLL W. W ESTPIIALL, STAFF MEM­ BER OF THE R. J. PALM ER CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH CLINIC OF DAVENPORT, IOWA, WILL BE IN SANFORD ON MARCH 8, D, 10th TO ASSIST DR. WOODALL IN CHIROPRACTIC ANALYSIS. The B. J. Palm er Clinic la the largegt Chiroprac­ tic Rosearch Clinic In existence. Chirnprndnra throughout the world refer tliolr problem casci to th ti clinic. It la ataffed by the moat competent personnel and ttsea only tho finest analytical instrum onta In caring for difficult casrs. Among thoso Instrum ents is the KLKCTUO.KNCKP1IALO-NEUUO-MKNTIMPO-GRAPII, Dr. W ealth all’s presence in this community of­ fers the residents an opportunity to discuss their health problems wilh an outstanding authority on chiropractic. Regardless of your condition, Dr> Woodall and Dr. Westphall are available for free consultation on March B, 9, 10th. Call 788 for a consultation appointment and chiropractic analysis. kadtKiul dlahas that look frathar, FREE CH ILDREN'S C L IN IC TO BE CONDUCTED - SATURDAY _ MARCH 10th 1119 South PARK AVENUE PHONE 786 SANFORD, FLORIDA a s U N.IS i*f« U d • I is b d s l mm SiKtai s tUiliiA isitu • 0<|tl •ns ikoir • Ceskiad tikis • Hi • JlrpiiW* • I Ismft ■■ -*■ '■■■ ..—-A- > LOW DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS £ �Nixon NO-COl T O tN O M A N jw tg o g u w By JAMB* MARLOW WASHINGTON l*-R lw iard M ITUIW M IN from year to veer—and depend upon Inder during March about the mem* pi drive and fund campaign on which iy depend. Hind tha world, throughout our eounv ovary Stato, and right hera in our tatty there are thorn who da ly da. m the Bed Croat for bolp in their timo | tad stress. ion troubla or dUaater itrlka, howour thoughts Immediately turn to humanitarian organization which rh 78 yaara of continual service, has to hand to altevlato suffering and to • burdens from thoaa who ars deprivhome and llvtllhood. tt Thursday, hera la Sanford and in iaOy ivory community In the United ivatuBUor workara started their anM l Croat Bell Call. —mberahlp la tho Rod Cross, as genaooopUd. la one dollar. However, no iltsd te tha amount that thsy may I as our gift for tha work that thla Bttarian organisation complete* ovary i In Sanford, there has been no ealasf a eommunity-wlde scopo, at Issst i roeent history. But thsrs Is no ration leva that It eould not happta horo. If rhoa that tints should eotne—you may aurad that tho Rod Croso will ho on ftt load thotr aid in tho timo of neod. pg pan raeatl with vivid mental picturaa Hgagtora caused by floods In tho norths and in northern California—tho hurriI that wiped out villages and town*— that thraatanad to take away lift and h—our boys overseas and In camps Tht Sanford Herald o tiiT lX • m i* e ms *HI*« w msm *r tk* a******rte ijsw * * * l * W i * t f I * S t* H . t e e r w t S M s * . ~ tk .» ~ *l**v » * i H l W I l l t o w w i W * f ({l 4 , ; Monday, March B, 1058 TODAY'S B\BL1 YERSB Hearing of thy love and faith, which thou hast toward ths Lord Jesus, and toward naaded_to carry _____ .. . . yc«r»* head (utd tho Red Crow—-those whn Vmw what suffering roally In because of thalr Actual contact with It call on ua to pour out our hoarta in tha form of memborahipa in tho American Red Croaa. No doubt aomoono will call on you and oak you to bacoma a member of tho Rod Crooa. Before you offer your gift—Purvey in your own mind all that han been done in the pact year alone and maaauro your gift accordingly. Juot remember what haa boon done for othora and put yourself In the ahoea of thosa who aufferod and Imagine, if you can, what you would ilka to receive. Many of our community leaders are volun. tearing their time and effort to make this year's fund campaign a complete auceaa. A budget hae been aet and from that a goal haa been taken that amounts to only $8,000 or a little mora for one of Florida's fastest growing communities. Of the total goal, $1,300 haa already been aubocrlbed and pledged by the personnel of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station which leaves to Sanford Itaelf and Seminole County as a whole, a very amall budget to meet. This time there should he no monthlong campaign. With a goal ao small, the total should be reached In Just a few daysWith tha whftli*honrt°d comeratlon of every Seminole County citizen tha task la small. If you have no ona calling on you In the next few deya, we auggeat that you call 80 and ask someone to pick up .your member* ahlp.Or you can do it still easier. Just make out your check and mail It to tha Seminole County Chapter, American Red Cross, San­ ford. . We ehnuld have to say very Httte more tA make the March 1058 Semlnola County Chapter, American Red Cross membership and fund raising campaign a complete and overwhelming success. Suppose we adopt this habit. Every tlnie you meet your friends this week, why not ask them the question "Have you Joined the Red Cross?". Make yourself a volunteer worker and enlist-your entire neighborhood In the biggest and moat complete campaign In history. Tha Red Croaa needs your help. Disaster strikes without notice and without any warning whataoaver. Funda are needed then to copa with the problems which confront the trained workers who meet thla disaster and calamity right full In tha face. Be a Red Cros* member tomorrow. Let It not be said that any, of- ua let our neigh­ bor down when the need Is so g r e a t . That neighbor may be next door, In your hometown, In your home State, In Germany, Korea, or wherever there may be a Red Cross worker to hear the rry for help. The Red Cross cannot function, cnnuot move, cannot turn ita hand, without your help and mine. r By SAL BOTH VBW YORK » - There ere atery threugk. apspU who de weal to de M Is ’ What Jekaay Croeka, thla Min­ R i i werid whitever there'a t o be ay raterveir ai news klatary, want M e -a a d there ere theae whe to pastor* last aummer there wai a big gap laft hi the etftc* where test sera. i Jeha R. Creeks always did what ha had werkad for ao long. H wai pa* te be dose. Re always amllad, a spiritual thing. tot he sis# held behind hit amils Johnny wasn't happy either. Ha a* Bens pride id true eraftamen toartabad tha iaacrlbod gold watch —It was what ha wantad-and lire la s )eb th*r leva. ! U a t summer, after U yssrs la other farewell aeuvanlr gifts for he asms aid salt mins, Johnny more than half a century at tar­ Brasks wai put sut te pasture ries. Ra hid ths pension. Ha also la 'a well-earned pension Rut, like wai free new every day to watch haap another rttired man, ha be* tha awntlng workouts at race­ Ism deaparataly unhappy. Re track! where, as a boy, ba hod Ntod him self by golag out and dreamed ai riding. Rut ba mtaaad tha dally bug!* a Mag g Job to a M* flald. [who beat remedy «ar rettre- at duty, ths actlvs footing at be­ naht blues" might ba inlaraatad longing. ■ fahaay’a alary. Mara It la; IS INI Jahnny, a bandy Uggad tty M it, telarna la tha dignity r 4# yaara be wai the lewa riot sf toe Aaeoeiated Praia, ta garde to* history at a rides at newt aa H wai mada day to day. alio filed it to hla hurt, and yeu aiked him far R-weU, tl there, Johnny wai a long K to Itoslty, Ha was strictly wgaalutisa rain. Ha didst • trsval much hlm**lf-4ber# 4 family to be raUad-but vtnllon, ha laid. Elienhowtr knowi that boeauio of hit health tho voters thin yaar wit) give totamn thought to tho l.rwilrix.nt • Wl mill!ffl I IflliV I-reiid.nl ai»j ,.wiu«at they chooie: that a vote tor Uto vice praiidant en El*enhow#r*a ticket m.y be a vote (or praiidant Nixon wai a hard campaigner In 10U. and again In tha 1M4 congraailonal campaign, which tha Republlcani leit. Tha Democrats, a h o o 11 n g around Elsenhower, made Nixon a main target just at ha did with them. Nixon *ald the uiuel thing*. Re called tha Democrats "Deomeo m it" and •’Dumecrate" and ha tpuk* or than President Truman as t h a t "plano-playlng latter writer," Those weren't the things which t u r n e d the namocrata' fury a n ini t him. II wai the way he charged them with being ’soft’an communiim and with letting Communiata penetrate the govern­ ment. Business One Of Many Issues By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK uh—Bu»loe»a rath•r axpacta to be ona ol tha many tiiuca In tha preiidcnlial cam­ paign. Tha enthusiasm voiced by many top Industrialist! and (Inanciers over President Elsenhower's de­ cision to run again soundid most­ ly one note: It would bolster buatness conlldence. The business leader* appeared T im * I.e*,i C*. lo Vr*a W s i h l n f to n I, t>l * P (l« Dn<-**l t o J . m » » A. W n M l n a *1 ill L«a|t* J. r. SlcU o u s* ! S\ »,r»lton »l <i» m .a W I* I to J im s* -111 a. Ho|.lv »• | , i p- - L l<» t l , * r l * * lo T h -m - *■ ■ K«n«ra wira 1st r*d .«> - , o i* John .. lli.l.v r . i r to ». > Pi m t . I l l l * | l o t Cu. lo /.o io (*. I I . n a h *n *l u* O Z. n i l * In P * iilln . U n f . r . at ill PI* *1*1. lin k In A l l . f» L'asruftltal! Flu Di«ts h h k in li II flwim* l i t V * 4 Na t A U i b r n l a m a n al u i rii M n ti *»■rip lit Unit A m o to \V . C , (a J o h n H TVb I h - DV,?AIi-T' *t «■ i* a.p McMiln* •!nr»fr*" US * y Nr A!Aina «t ag $• Alfrsd A T h n m p iB n *1 u* ai*ekt*« WhaiUr D*vi* * Co jjjl^Surllaetoa l»v n.k, I n i," D*J'*r " U' | l 'r , i '* C o r o l t M H. r r « . •Cam ejo in B ric k 's _ - ...... . _ A",u MUNTUA4KS 5«k*r*1 * U ? n*' • ' « ' • r | * *•»'• ife* 3 V a U , r u *vu; ; r « « •• ^ h1 a'nA n X flfW u> *• J*mM Rare Lung Infection Strikes Victim Suddenly i a Jotkey. Ra was built far lUmeeae of body aad a wblp* Agility' >( mind, toad be became a typewriter if, aae al the fattest at Ua Seminole County Records M. •DM. Ha wtU wait until tho con* Nixon—tall, dark, 43, and an unuiually octlvo vita praitrient— can’t help lading iclf-comcioui. At tM* ni9M.nl ha doain'l know wheincr the nepublleani will pick him to run again. But*he haa plenty of lima—between now and blip arty'i eonvaotion next August—to work to keep hi* job and wonder what, U anything, ha’a (tone wrong. Ha haa worked hard for the Re­ publican party—and (or hlmielf, ol count, (Ism he la ambllioui— and (or President EUanhowar, who haa repeatedly pralted him. He ha* strong Republican sup­ port In Congreti and among state chairmen and national committee­ men. But thera I* tomo Republi­ can sentiment (or ditching him. He hat been a eontrovanlal fig­ ure—certainly among Democrats. Whan tha lime tam t (or Elttabower to lay ha’d run again—at It did Wednesday—be lauded Nix­ on once more but declined to lay whether he wanted bla vice prtal- Truman i » u « U r daapl*at him. U it November Trjimia » u au*t*d—but liU r danlad 'tiling profanily-aa saytog "I don’t llho tho — • • - sad I don’t c u t who haawi U." U it rah. J Truman exploded hardest. H« ocotiMd Ntooa of h»v. tag callod him ■ traitor. Nixon oa rah. II denied ha had called Tru. man a traitor or tho Oamecralia party tha party of troaion. Ltoaord W. HlU. chairman Of tho No. publican National CommUtoo laid ho’d flvo £1.000 to charily If Truman could ptwve Ninon ullad him a traitor. Paul M. lutlrr. chairman of tho Democratic National Commlttr*. Mid Hill wai "aplHttog h im 4 and trying to "clean up" Ninon for tho 1IM campaign. Ha didn’t ihow where Nixon hid actually called Truman a traitor. But ho laid Nlxan triad la giva that Imprssatoa and aceuud him of being the "loading practitioner of a cruel and malignant political weapon — the net-qulte-llbeloua ameer." Without calling them traltwa to their country, Nixea onto did uio (ho word In ipciking of Truman, formar Sacralary of Stata Daan Aehaioa and JM1 Damocratlo pntldentlil nomine# Adlal E. Stavaoion. On Oct, it , IMS, ho tald thoio th ru men ware: "Trallon to tho high principle! In which mony of tho nallon’a Damocriti bollava, Baal Damo. era la art outragad by tha Truman AehaionStivanion gang’* tolara. (Ion and dnfani# of communiim la high plaeti." .: , . , tester brsathlnc, and ba will pre­ scribe antibiotic* and eelfaao* mid*# right sway. Humidity la tbe atebroem ataoeld be k*p4 high —about M per sent — but the temperature afaeeld net be permitted^to ri#* abeve IS degree*. Thla ton I* accomplish** beat with apaelal vaporising' davt«M which raise tha humidity with* eat permeating the teoaa wtUi it*am. oaasrolly, etoaai vaporto* era •# hoUlag water to a paa ae 3 b jg p tnh •* u* ' * ru i ut l0«„« •A • ll(ph rrr.n'r Ath '• ■♦•"••ra Pin**** “ «• Ntntar p.rk to Plr. ,MW * " * } ', " ! * *» « *• 4m*r *^ll!!a«V *r"*r •* u« to *. 4. "tumT'.V",!? H. wn. V « * C«rp M W t o BlSr* S ? ir**"'" •*u ri* r« to pu or a.nf Xd*m* to PI* Sills ink V a e W 1*" u »«• >to«* Mb to^rta.Sui* ask at may prescribe phanobarbttol to email deaee to prevent U a from becoming reetleaa. Oxygen should be itvea to help him breathe. RomaUasa a doctor may ua* a Mosher Ufasaving daviot—a aamlflaslbla natal tube from 11 to II tochaa toaa—to provide an etr dnaueo Wi f Ca * n ? ""M • “ I* Ink **<*•»'i.* isViT• r ! * _ ru I n ' ' A nf « "■ to Pt* i l m ’i the why of Its There'a to much nxcitement at the wheel of a *5fi Rulclc. we had to do something to accommodate all the folks who want to get In on it So we aet up n little Club to handle mattera-and It's for fun and for free. All jou do to Join It drive n new Ruirk-that makes you s member, And all you do to drive thla beauty la ask. From that point on It's pure thrill ail the way. Because then ymiH feel the aheer bliss of cradled travel in Hie best rid in g Ruick yet built-and of a wonderful handling ease in the car with the truest tense of direc­ tion y et. . . Becauw then you'll tingle with the flash-fast power response that's your* from Buick’a big 322-cublo-lnch V8 engine—where horsepowers and compression ratios hit lofty new peaks, usd road command hits a soaring \ ariahle Pitch Dyntflow•—wher* the flrat inch of pads! travel does new wonders for getaway and cruising and gat mileage-and where flooring the pedal switches tho pitch for the moat apectaculor safety-aurae in America today. So If you want toms fua sad fast a c tio n -I f yen want to see what It’s like to call signals on the mot* performance-packed automobile In all Buick hiltary com# Join our Thrill-A-Minute Club. A» we laid, there’a nothing else to do for membership except drive a new Bulclt. And. as well gladly show you, there a nothing to match thla beauty os a bedrock buy-for we’re nuking the beat deala aver on the beat Buick yet, » Drop in on ua today or tomorrow - w e n that pedal— and let the thrills foil where they will. DynoftMe new level. , , Because then-end only then-will you feel the abiolutp smoothness and the electrifying action of today’a new A m .r S*t “a. JSkCVi f. U am a"* to a. a TuiiSrVn** #f "*,f u 0<h*"’ "tulSj fn'Jtorraill* la Odht« a " '• lla .iia a S I II * A"* “ Tt,e* 4 ***•" A"8 *• to / L?r4ph t». .Hart at u* lr*lrn m H*rl*a |* - fm rr Vr„;‘ u* •* Aifc.rt m f. v , * ■ * »• t.^A ^ai.ik aa, ta. Jaaela/ram** j | - ... . * w • Lt . n �I'OES Chapter No. 2 •Meet* Thursday .To Discuss Businass ir v f ik 7:30 p.m., at the home of .Mr*. Jam ei L. Horton Sr., 70S Pel. motto. The Women of the Preibyterten Church and Uie executive hoard will meet at 10:00 a.nt. In the eeeiion toont. The Boy Scouta will m«et In the Preebytcrlan -Church at 7 p.m. In the Scout Room. At 7:45 p.m. the Phllathea Claia of. the Preibyterlan Church will meet with Sire. Ranilla Anderion, 316 l)ak Ave. with Sira. Helen Slephenion, ax co hottcs*. TUESDAY (Photo by Raymond Studio) M argarette Gregory To M arry E d Satterfield In June Rites CWr Group Two of tha Flr»t Chriatian Church will meet 2:30 p m., at the home of Sir*. E. C. Dohmn, 1320 Douglas. The board of elder*, deacon* and dcaconcssc* of the F inl Christian Church will meet 7:30 p.m., at the church. 0. D. Laudrcsi I* chairman. Family Night will be held at Seminole High School at 7:45 p. m. with I)r. Schmidt Instructing. The Unity Class will meet at 7:45 p. m. In the Velde* Hotel with the Rev. Carolyn Person* as teacher. The public le Invited. At 2:00 pm . Circle 4 will lead In the Week of Prayer for Home Minions at the First baptist Church. The Communicant* Class of the Presbyterian Church will meet at 4 p.m. In the educational building. The W. 8. C. 8. will hold en executive hoard meeting at 10:30 a. m. tn th* church with program’ at 11 a- m. A covered dish tun. I The regular meeting ti th« Seminole Chapter No. I, O .l.l. wot held Thursday night at th* Mainele Timple. The Worthy Matron Mr*. Mary A. Wyatt preilded over the meeting end conducted the routine liuiirr#,’*.* An Invitation from M lu Either Uvlnulnn. Worthy Orand Matron, to attend Grand Chapter In MlMtl Betch. on April 14 to M wee read. Alio an announcement wae mada of tho recentlon to he held April S3 honoring all thn dlgnltarlei. Anv member deilrlng to attend Grond Chapter w«, aiked to pleaeo con­ tact tho Worthy Matron. The Chapter wee eaddened by the paiilng of one of Iti paet Ma­ tron!, Mre. renrlo Tyro. Tho Chapter room wae baaurt fully decorated with baiketa of white inap dragona and a emallar vain of dog wood wae placed to the Pedeital In the Bait. During tha eoclal hour, Mra. Marjoria Shepard and har commit­ tee Invited everyone to tha dining I THINK WK SHOULD START HERE. Mr*. Tom Roll, left. dl*cu«**a last minute detaili with Mra. room for lovely party refresh­ R. 8. Stone while Mr*. Marge Wrhra and Mr*. Jack Hall look on. Th* ladle* ware getting ready for ment!. the Officers Wive* Benefit Tea and Fashion Show held recently at the Mayfair Inn with fashions Dainty aandwlchea and tovoly by Ynwelfis (Staff Photo) ____ _______ green froited cooklee and orange Juice were eerved. The lerving Mrs, B. T. Summersill ha* reW C. T. U. of th* First Baptist ' table wae beautifully decorated turned from a two w rrkt visit tn Church will he held In th* chapel with green and white itreamara. at 10 a. nt Everyone I* invited. Lakeland with her sister. White candlei cait a toft gwiw iu til) ie r i u : v . \ r r Mr. anJ Mrs. Charles Merrill and Tha Sanford Woman'* Club will over a beautifully appointed punch The P-TA held Us monthly meet­ daughters left Thursday for Texas bowl and pink aialraa adorned tha hold Its annuel election of officers for member* only at 12:30 p. m. ing at the school auditorium Tues­ whole Mr. Merritt will ba stationed table. Approximately so mambera atartlng with a luncheon. Hot* day night with about 12 present. with the U. S. Navy. and vialtora ware preient. Rev. and Mr*. W. A. Kllenwood Geneva t**a*i am Mr*. 11. S. Huggar, Mr*. I.. E. Thompson, Mrs. Colin IV. Hires, Mrs. Irving Fcinbcrg, and M u Raymond Smith. Mem­ bers ate asked to maka reserva­ tion* with Mr*. Harrison no later thun Tuesday. THURSDAY Mr. and Ur*. D. A. Gregory an­ The Junior Fellowship will nounce today th* engagement of meet in th* Pieibytenan Chuich their daughter, Margarette, to Ed at 4 p in. Satterfield, son of Mr. and Mr*. n r MU* r. J. P. Satterfield of Daytona Th* Youth Choir Rrhcaital will Hello! Hello! Hello! Reach. inr«t at 7:30 pm. In lli* • l*»b»Her* w* are again. Hop# you Miss Gregory I* a graduate of tcrian Chinch. •re waiting to read what th* Murray County, Ga. High School The Deacon* will meet at 7:45 geit of our law* mean to u*. and tha Georgia Stale Colleg* p.m. in the Presbyterian Church. "A Girl .Scout I* a friend to for Women. She I* now on th* A panel discussion wiil he held •nimals." Wo teach kindness to faculty at Snuthside Primary at Seminole High School in coor­ •II. Th# girla are taught how to School. dination with Family Night. Time pr* for pet*. Almost everyone Mr. Satterfield I* a graduate is 7:43 p.m. nv»a • pet. Ther* are very few The Magnolia Circle for Ihe Sanhome* that don't have some of Maitland High School and *L ford'Garden Club will meet at 10 kind of e pet. Wouldn't It he tended th* University of Florida. a m. at the homo of Mis. Fred Per­ wonderful to help a group of He I* a member of Sigme Phi kins. 207 Scott Ave. Mrs. Frank girl* form * n»w Scout or Epsilon Fraternity and ie now Jtrownl* troop and let them know affiliated with the J. C. Penney Dr*me will be co-hostess Mrs. J. ghat they toe are "Peta" of Co. In Orlando. E. Tcrwlllcgcr Jr. will conduct the A June wedding le planned four*? work shop on flower arrangement* "A Girl Beout oheye ordera.M with complete detail* to be an­ Members are to bring containers nounced later. Ohedlene* le on* of the lew* of end needle point. od. Girl Benuta ire taught that The regular meeting of Seminole >edl*nr* tn th* law It essential. Rchekah Lodge No. 43 will bo held They are t i ober ihasa wh o .a ra responsible seelfkri# whether they Ilk* It hr not. Self honored *t Ihl* session. discipline that rome* from obey­ Mr*. Stanley Kupl of Alta, ing it Just a* Important a* enurmonte Springs is Inviting the pul>The Sanford Story League eg*. It takr* courage and Integ­ lic to a llridcr and Canasta Par­ rity! Thl* I* Just another of th* met In the Yacht Club recently ty at Ihe Mayfair llotrl at I 30 thing* you ran hHp the girl* with Mr*. Maxwell presiding. p. nt. in honor of the 75th bill fi­ She announced that th, league te*rn by aiding ita to acrur* tho lial of llie> American Ite.l Crocs had been asked hy the national kind nf leader* they need. The Palm Circle of ihe Sanfoid convention chairman to provide "A Girl Scout is cheerful." Gatili-n Club will meet at 10 a. in. lnesn't it mak* you feel wonder- 300 favor* to h* used at th* ill to are happy girls? To help festival of State* dinner which her have good companionship, will he hrld In Tnnrpa. June 20. It was decided to hold a whit* leadership and training Is an *1most positiv* way to put a smile elephant sale in th* next meet­ on a little girl'* far*. Content- ing. At the e|na* nf the business m tnt and pleaiure* lead to program ■mil**. Joy and happiness ar* session Mr*. White, chairman, pr**ented Mra. R. C. catching. "A Girl Beout I* thrifty." Be- Long who io'd a most amusing Ing thrifty doesn’t mean having storv, "The Pump Organ." The Ih a t thing* you want and need publicity chairman "wishes to ■lit using what you have wisely. thank her for th# fin# Job." Mrs. White, who taught speech Not only money end materiel thing* but your time end health while living In Boeton, j Maee. told the group two mountain •a well. How many of u* ere using our folk tor# etorlee; "Th# Fiddler time, tatenti end energy wlidv* of Moon Mountain" end “Da Way A Girl Scout troop I* a good of D# Women." After the etorlee hoateiae*, place to use It to a good advanMr*. J. L. Le* and Mra. Tommy ten*. • "A Girl Beout I* clean tn McLain served coffee, sandwich** thought, word and d*ed." Our and eak*. ^ r l * ar* taught to r**pect their “ inda and bodies •«' that their ■rtlon* ar* inch that other* re■neet them too. If thought* are d'rected to thing* worth while The American Home Depart­ *he will not »tnop to word* end de*d» that will bring *ham* upon ment of th# Sanford Women'* herself or other*. If your mbvl* Club will present a Fashion Show • re kept clean, your thought* sponsored hy Yowell'e March 13 Close your word* *«l deeds to at the Club House. A surprise stvl# show, present­ I* clean and good. We were all tn*d« hp God, In Ills Image and ed hy MU* Dial Royl* and a (g*ne*a and to fulfill III* pur* group of Junior Hlch School stu­ #«•*, therefor* w# must so live dent* will precede tha fashion! HKEING DOUBLE. Mr*. Ru**r|| Wilson, with th* help of her that w# will be worthy of our *hown hy th# elub member*. There will he Interesting door twine, Chris and Cindy, model* a beach outfit at th* Officer* Wive* Crrator. That I* our Girl 8eout Law* prixri and refreshment* will be Tea and Fashion show held recently, (Staff Photo) and what w* try to teach. May served. Th# affair promliei to he one you all feel a* I do that no bad tan come out of a program such nf the nulatandlng event* of th* a* thl* and you will offer your dun *ea«on. Mr*. Forest Rr*ck*nrldg* I* In h*lp. WF. NEED YOU ALL! I'll try to k*ep in Touch with charge nf the arrangement*, and u u all *o until then we are hoping Mr*. Bill Kirk I* chairman of hoe. t*i>*** for th* evening. Wr more—Good Scouting! our Girl Scouts f i Fnr State Dinner t Department Plans Fashion Show Soon C b u w u rta u n su tt f h ave pu rc h a sed Mr. a;.d Mra. o. e. McBride wore called to Iprtngftald. Go. upon hearing af the eudden dentil of Mra. McBrlda'a brethu-la-law Warren Dodge. Mr. and Mra. J. C. franklin end' daughter, Xay, ef forte mouth, Ohio aro vlalting frlanda fa the Sanford area. Mrs, Peter Monje la reeevertog at her homt from Injuria* suffer* ad in an auto aeddant tail week. Mra. Monje U tha former’ Mrs. Mary Morrle of 417 W. first S t When you entertain: Cream m tf ’ bn whipped and refrigerated ftf .WT hour before It la to bn lanredi * AH Calendar Listing* And Sodtty N«wa Art Reqotfted By 5 p. m. Tha Day Preceding Publication N ew s Mrs. Ed Fulford. president, pre­ sided oicr the meeting. The year­ ly Easter egg hunt was planned and report was given on the play­ ground equipment. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Alderman and fader Hart enJo)rd a birth­ day dinner at the home of Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Alderman Sunday. Those enjoying the dinner with Ihe honnrccs, wero Mrs. fader Hart. Mr. and Mrs. John Alderman of Orlando, nohrrt Mnule nf Sanford, ami Helen Laltue Alderman o( Jacksonville. Billy Fulford was honored with a birthday party Wednesday at the school. Games were played and refreshments nt ire rrcam and rake were served tn *11 his class­ mates. Hilly received many nice gilts. Mr* T W Prevstl and family had a- their guests Saturday, Mr. and Mrs A F. Mathers and fain­ tly nf Umatilla. In the Garden Pen t v for a trip to l.reslniry mirurry. Covered dish luncheon. Member* plras* tiring nnrkrt of seed for gift to Gooil Samaritan Home. Tlw Urmtiurallls Cirri* of the Gai.len (’lull will meet at 7.45 p. ra. at the home of Mis* Laura and MU* Kdna Chittenden. Th* program will he on llnusenlants. The Grammar School P-TA will meet in the Glee Club room at High School for a short buxines* meeting hc#*»e lh , regular pro. gram at 7:30 p, m. Pioginm will start at H p. nr. .and family had at their weekend guMta, Mr. Bllenwond’a father. William Eltanwood, of Savannah, Ga. Missel Valleen Prevail. Luyln* Stone and Addle Prevail spent Sunday tn New Smyrna Beech. Happv Birthdqy Mere Ann Graham Aline Moore Mre. t ee Flllmea Peace, Health anils Prosperity? . */' March I U-Ing canned berries for ■ pie? Retries and Juice from • No. 1 tell ran will give shout two cups— the amount needed for an eightinch pie. The filling will have to be thickened, nf court*, before Ihe pie It baked. P A S S IO N Mary Bawling Txrl Harrt* Mike Brown Dr. T. L. Tark I A. Cunningham Kar*n 8. Stuart Robert Thomai Hatchett I f So, You A r t In v ite # To Vlall Tho U N IT Y C LA SS’ If Miming Th* FLORIDA TIMES-UN10N Dally Delivery * Phone 17S7 for Frompt Service P i A y A r t You InteraaU d In March I V A L D E Z HOTEL TUESDAYS 7:45 P. M . ALL OF THESE FEATURES i • .Af W H EN YO U CHOOSE FROM LOCH ARBOR Parade of Plans QUIET NO city tax ee; atl city conveniences • Mail delivery • Community w a ltr s y a ttm • Street# paved and curbed At I«aat 5 eitrua tree# In every yard LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 6:30 A ll tits f a ta | a n d f ig h tin g f f Colored plumbing fixtures Silent switches glory of th* J | b o it- M llln g ^ autobiography I • 66-gil, GE water heater • GE larga alia rang# • GE garbaga dlapoaall • GE f t an. ft. rafrlgarator • GE au to m atic w aahlng m achine la d aln ta t-b atV hom as LAST TIME TODAY THE MAN WHO OPENED THE • GE automatic dlahwaahar in deluxe, 3-bath homaa KIM DOUGLAS. ALSO: Kit chan ventilator Moulded F o rm ica alak toga THE SEMINOLE MOUNMENT CO, OT A PROJECT! • Formerly Located 206 E. Third Now Located 90S Laurel Ave. Mra. Beaula Thornton la aeltint from Miami March I on • ton day Wtet Indlta Crulea. She will ha aboard tho Svnagllnt. RA NSOM ! AIJOII M U R P H Y AUDIE MURPHY .» MARSHALL THOMPSON aU ittb w i C p U ttif* Jv SALES OFFICE Littk Yanlet 7t ■ �4i Four Berths Remain tr h a* beeh A fy r/ M / trs o m tt BARREL m ju m p e r * -Z A t ''- I- nmwiuimwciBi - WTfOPBlO n i r n a r rl > 4 Lera tu o n ip aaiy * M r fond. Wad* Tyl«r. to hi* family l* oo S U U n Iifsnd after n u ralnf • Mc k to haalui from • aerlmia M h i t H t l m Mbit* flthtln* »a * an aoldlar. fin* maata Wm i ' i autoW mother, Amui'l* Tyler, anil Jem* *an of Wad* and h i t dead Aral i, Vlrrmta, Amid lit* i r o w l e r ten* »b«>«r*n Woda'a m n rh lr and Lcr*, M i d * Iearn a that Ytrxlnl* died by n i l u In a pond near the Tyler V* Cor* rtnda Wad* mournln* for fioln and aaka him to tell bar what waa torn, Altar learning more of Iff* earlier life. Lora promt*** Jem* ■ aurprlae for Chrlelm aa Th* a tr■ la a puppy deefilt* the opposition —4*J-oUaiy us -t ThU woman'* mouth w u toe targe, *1- By SB WILKS 11M Aaeaclated Pres* Only four bertha r e m a i n e d empty tnday In the iprawling, 13team NCAA champtonihlp basketball tmirnement, 'atfd two of the vacanclei may 1m filled by tonight. All four epota a rt reserved for conference champion*—the South­ eastern, Big'Tan. Big Sevan and Ohio Valley. The SEC la putting Ita entpy to a vott. Alabama, already In posittilon of its first title sine* 1934, ordinarily would get the berth. But baciui* tha Tlda'a five regu- had a faint hum; straight no**, on! hermyea were Ui* area of th* po trait* dark and arresting, but fai more vital to Hf*. Lora gave her hand Into th* tong-fingered one that Van held out to her. Mrs. Churning barely touched her finger* and then with­ drew her own hand quickly, flhe went to alt In a damask chair op­ posite Lora and regarded her guest with a look that waa appraising ",CHAPTER NINE pltA. til at »aae, looked shout and far from friendly. Unllka tha ropm. Pale rose* bloomed vivid figure In the portrait, ah* last the light green of tho ear- Th* room waa so tong that fireplace* were necessary, i with It* marble mantel and framed Circle of mirror about ■ burned.behind elaborate andI Flrps tn a mom Ilk* thia me.** Lora faltered, eenalng for tha flrat Uma that there might b# ef­ ■Jhffd was no company! y; Mall waa graced with frontery in her appearaaca her*. igs, but they were of for- If Wads brooked no friendship building*, or woodland (genes, with the Churning household. It ad of the uauol family por- wae equally possible that Mrs. k which moat people hung in Churning bora him n similar IllIn >1•• *ielmear.*amim TTurn*»«eeva. will. ti*i *An. AndI drawing-room. '1 win tall you at one* why I'm ihout in her chair, ennoua and Sited, Lor* r a w that th* only her*," Lora said. "1 would Ilka mother's wing ha to p o p u la r alt In th* room was a large very much to purchase one of your enough. Cspoetolly with the 1*41sa” eltkh hung behind her on the puppies* l want U for Jemmy TyWaa there a faint acrauh Sshind m the for end of th* room, er." her word* 7 L o n waa not aura. picture wae oddly framed by A hint of surprise flickered At any rats, tuns waa dying and gre*a velvet curtain* which across Mrs. Channlng'a iso* and aha did net dare May away too town past th* *lng(e standing there waa a barely perceptible long. As aoqn aa aha oauld maoeg* a of a women, netting It off softening to amusement of her full It courteously she aaid aha «uak tlv*Jy though hiding whatever red mouth. go, and Mm Chinning' root to **• ■ellg tha artist might have painted "1 will gladly give yon your company her to tho door. ‘faCltfo picture. choice of a puppy ir you cam make "Thea 1 may malty haw me ad * ffh# figure In the portrait stood Amamla Tyler accept tt to her the pupplaa 7“ Lor* asked. "Of bMlds long french doors and there houashold," said Mm Channtog cU- courts, I wouldn't waat to take t t :w |s a gllmpra of whit# columns rsctJy. now. But parhapt yqu could in­ ibsigpd, so the picture must have 1-ora raised her shin ever sc struct your gerdener to brtng to been painted In this vary room. allghtiy. "I ass no reason why ah* down to our bouts Chnatmca fTho wopisn wb* ctrlKingly heauti- should not accept It." morning I" ful, with frent dark eyes that Ths woman In tha chair oppemta Mm Channtog'c hand paused acemed to Challenge th* nhaervsr, relaxed against II* bock and bar within reach of th* crystal doorBli# had been pAintrd in a yellow laughter was sudden and rich and iknoh. "My gardener 7" own that »u off her rtnrk beauty unrestrained. Morgan Channtog Lorn was puaalsd. -Tha man ut did nnt detract from tha ren­ they call Ambrose 1* your garden­ ter of intercut—her arresting face, er, Isn’t hs 7 1 epok* to klm dews fltudylng Uio picture, Lore did not by the gale aa 1 came in," tl.st if this wns Mrs. Nictio"Gardener T X—suppose ha la* anning, *he was a woman to to Ilk* you," Mr* Changing said. Mm Channtog let bar hand drop M ,rtckoned with. If Wad* "Out hiul I think I'm going to." to her side, and now them waa quarrelled with her It must hava lx>ra’a look mutt hav* been ona wry amusement to her eye*. "Maw been a resoundingly good quarrel of inquiry because Mrs. Channtog Ilka tha Tylsra not to Inform yen* to soy the lensL ■milcd wrlly and went an: about such things! Ho la ala* my bin) h*ard the turning of a knob "How does Wade feel shout thla father." dust then, *nij swivelled about in fighting, now that he’s had a toata Lora could only Mans “But ha— her chair to star* wiUt innocent ot it hlmstlfT" Mm Channtog ha called you Mr* Channlag total Attention at tha fire In .the nearby asked. respectfully." grate, lit)a did not glance up until "Ha hales It, too," Lora Raid. "H* like* his tittta Joke," tha tha original ot th* portrait stood Mm Channtog, aa a near neighbor, twslds her. if not a friend, probably knew well “Mm Tyler?" said a root voice enough that Wad* had gone la war •flush carried no hint of welcome driven by the pain af hla wlft'a tn It, and Lora looked Into a .face death. He had not wanted to fight, that was far.lees beauUful than but only to escape—perhaps *v*n tnet of the W'oman In tha portrait. Indeed, the ortlet bail flattered her Q m e t AMERICA MOM 90 a rrL E At TPt PHHTSR OLYMPIC*. PEREAP* Mg w ove o campaksh r o a t r BARREL JUMPtHg tHCLUPEP iH rpg Ftn/Rg, w e e AH BOA9T OF TUBRECO*t> HOIPER Pi THU 4PORT < WHICHt* REPUTgp TO have B een o r io ih a t e p ItiHOLLAHO 9oo/EARfA, '" f •T4 Ln. n• r r n. Vr LeoL£ BEL, ♦earn or Kentucky, whleh wound up aecond to the confofence. Iowa can collar the Big Ten lltto and tourney berlh by getting paat Indiana tonight at Iowa City. The Big Seven could be decided tomorrow night with a Kama* Slate victory over Kansas. Western Kentucky and Tennes­ see Tech meet In the first phase of • three-way playoff for the Ohio Valley title Wednesday. The winner then m e e t * Mnrehead Ky. Thursday for the crown. Plva teami gained berth* by winning conference crown* over the weekend N,C. Btate swept through Ihe At­ lantic Coast Conference tourney a* Vie Molodet set a three-game playoff record hy scoring 7fl points Clipping Wake rorest 7A-84 In the final. Wed Virginia repealed In the Southern, defeating Rlrhmond M31 In Hi tourney finale on Hnl Rod Hundley's layup with 43 sec­ ond* left. Dartmouth won It* fln t Ivy rrown In 19 year* after losing three of its four league games The Indhin* rallied m l rapped a nine-game winning alrrik hy heating Brown 90-79 In double over­ time. Houston, though Idle, won lla first Mlasnurt Valley title aa Okla­ homa AlrM eliminated S^. Louis 11-49, CCl.A ellnrhed the Perlflr Coast title hy sweeping California In a pair U-19 and 14-U. f » WHO 9BT THg RECOJiO > B y CLBAR/HQ /6 BARRELS'. COUE9 P R & f . A FAMIL/ OF BARREL 1 JUMPERS A YOUS'CER BROTHER ii'AB 7rH U THE R iU R LP B K , CHAMPtaiSHtZ AHP. & 1 A E/OTER B £T THE} J i * - ., Titusville Tides homo npi* with tlio hoses loaded In one uama fur Hpoknne, Wr h. of tii'C Wextstn International League to 1019. Thfc Centennial race track In Lltllelocrn, Colo., will lioKI a .’>()• day Ihnroughhfcd meeting beglnnlng*Tfmo 29 ami enilina Sept. 8. M i l ' l l : L T il n R P K M I Hi T i l , i i in * t r r h k ' . i' n r T U B M N ’l l i j r i i i n a i , i H i r i n ' IMWt'PMlIIIK I. I> AMI KOII . k t i m . S O L I . L I , L V I V , IS I 'l l AN* <i.IJV J y i l . W l * ANDKIlfiON, r u i n m r . IkVKAH KLIXAtIKTII A NI1KII RON, «(-- K tfs n ils u l, Ossa, fiio, *017 T i, i b A K o i r r '.i.t "A j i K T i t A N t i r n XUN iicn»rMl lAcilvary M s ) v il l * . Tuesday, March fi Wedoasdiy, March 7 n u k u r 'e llin lr Shop il ( r l e r v r .liy p r i n t , r n 11 T n n u n y 'a l l.iU liln r Hlmp II New V-irk t.lfa In* I'o, J1 M a lltrr* K u i n l l u r * L'o. IJ L u r n r l l T'*lli>*r* 11 m u m o i l a i v c i t . n nAMK* T o m m y ’* B a il l a l n r Ahop ■ I III Milt S .untie, Ollnp | l l*ry r i ( , P rn l r n I N ew f o l k Lit* | n t . t 'o . "" T ,M*ihrrs Turn1 111 r s Co. : Ilu rn rH p*lnl*r» 1 i'll, iin m r i m c K (iAMr.s Bob M iv llnhbv U e r d t d n r f Hill Ita r 11v|c I* Ilnb lilsr l* lk K i u n r , "ib n-em iH ln ( I s * ( By F.P CORRIGAN NEW YORK kP-You ran'l tell the players without a program, so here's a rundown nn Ihe princi­ pals in thr strangest track and field cam in American history: Wea S.mtre — America'* No t miler. Suspended for life hy ihe Amaleur Alhlciic Union for ac­ cepting excessive expenses afler being cleared hy his own district nsiorlalion on the same charges. A temporary Injunction enable 1 him tn rim to the KmghU of CoIitoihu* Columbian Mile tail Sat­ urday. Hla winning llmo was 4:13.3, \ Charles P. Grimes—Santee'* a t­ torney, and off the result* thus far, a mlijhly successful one He (Von * r« n e r « b y n o l l i l o l ( h * t t o l l ksotato*-) , r , i ‘<ti*iit a a x i n i i y on lo t n f s Ixjv* » n l l t l i l m i » in lb * »kr>v* C o u r t, w h e r e i n Kin r-dl"( s s u n h t by Hi* P U i r l K f , JO H N I.. A K 0 k l U ‘ii.v u * ik- ri * KMiiiiiiwr J ’l o k U m n d l v o r r a , —u IU i t n i r t nl l o crnil.iln ami In • n- '•>■* f llyllTTw n* p u x i r l a n s In Unit r e r t a l n 5»p«* ration A arecinent u n i-.. , . . you jfnl l U l n l l f f d a l ' i l A pril S. l t d , r t l i t l v * lo i k e <ni>I otiv * i d s o n t r e l of j n-ir m i n e r von. MA HK 1- 1 , --'ill A ■- iMCMt.'VV ..ml y„U a r e Hewn ft,. 1) 11*0 ai il i - u u l r r , | In III* I p r r i -il vlly nr, , ) u i i i i m j i i n t i , i n a . C p r S t o I iiaU C i u m y o u r w r i l 1*0 <1|/«N|(X. It »ny, lo lh « Com Bt i l I n s l i d puli *„,i , o «*■>-• 4 « a(+ . t h r f e s t itcen * l t n r n » y fnp Vial m l (('Ann o r firfor* lb * J t l h d a y Of .'tsyro. IS.,il M• i M i ..ill in.I o r flie r* * o r e erinl»*i, w j | | in, • „ i r r * d ■ g M n at yon. ,) W l l N W H rny h a n d a n d ih * n ffl*n| i l , <,l*su lu i l u i I ■) b a n l n r i l | m * T J i i > , d a y i,t r * i s r u * r y , a . is., t). P. t l » r n d o n .r ■ (rn l ’* r k , F lorida iQUTiww^i 11iiiin, hy m v ks* ih.it M W * , # » j r r« d tn lii]„> n e t * nt rlWl*. T IorlH *, u n d e r l h a (l i'l ll ue h e m * CILAIn.Ti ■,,,| t h a t w* l ( M i , f#*D>t*r (*M nnitin will) i* C9*rk of t h e ( 'l r„ iili I 'n u r l •m lnnl* f ’o u a l y , Blo rld*, In so* i r d s a e a ,\y*lh il,„ o r n v u l n a n f ilia I f l l l l m i * N ' n i e S l « t,il„ In.w lli kiUa* SSS.oS k ln rid * n u i n t e i ISSL Friday, March t Saturday, March 10 in Tommy** n s d k i l n r S h o p y* M a t h »r* F n r n l l u r * r'n. N*w Vnrk LK* In* Cs. v». B u kiir'» M hi,I p Rhop C e to r i r t l y I’rlUl. Co. v» H u r n e l t l ‘»lnl>r« i s m n m ,s i , s i i i H t a Howl*** O, T r At *. [?■ r * p « ,| ft, it llsriw icli ills * T. ■nlly C. I ' l i r r y U Bluer Iris if. Hlnuity ’ 11 , P. u k 't r II. I l r r k ( n b ( c h f). K ent* I - Plv»c K r . lu eh ard * IL K r e t r e r I*. >'(V ' jr KlrchhrtfC IL l l u b l i n d J . JI(V J l 't * r ro if. n u * . * n 1117 in* T im (II T* HITS (1C. sr seer axis T» i j lt l 71 H ill » »M «( m m (f mill ’ (( tern m ji T) 11 ] M ) | | | 1 ) 11(41 t i l i f is i h s j m j TI m s a s ! ] . ( « *( I0lf.1 H U T In l e d ( i s ] u ( t ri»o u i K TJ , S( es TI ri leito ( » |T »»«J !*((* lo ix In n 1IB1T lie } i l l JT 1 1s.* DOG 1 RACING IN DINING ADVENTURE R A C EW A Y I" , . i *Tho Country Club of Trotting Tr»ek»,, Ug . ' PRESENTS 1 -. j. W B U U C r ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM Matinees Wed. A S»t, 2 P. M. • All New Track • Photo Timing • Hetted SUnds * 'AuitraUin Tote .Valet Parking # Jerry Colllni, Mgr. la rty , N f Mlaaea The only ear* with which you can compare a Chrysler Windsor V-8 are Hk other luxury car* . . . because Hwi» what ihe Chrysler Windsor V-H is. H ut you run own Ihu cwr /or Mr co« of a mrJIum-prked enrf And at thla price, it simply defies comparison. T tke the way It h indie* In dly traffic. Something quilo wonderful happen*. Instead of feeling tense, vou’ro utterly relaxed-lhank* lo Chrysler’* full-time Power Steering System and n hosl or other brand new Chrysler exclusive*. You're handling a big. powcriid car that responds like a mind reader. It does Aa Mark for jm . You? Chrysler la beautifully balanced betweew the'far* word Ihnut of il* mlghiy airplane-typ* Main* and lha moil powerful brake* in tha taduatry. This car flows! Yet, if you can afford any car In (be aeadhtoMttetd field, you can afford to step up to a Chryaler Wtafowr V-8. Compare its year ahead new-cti foaluraa with tha otocr leading cars in its prica clnu. Wa think youD agree that il looks and acta like a car that coat* $1,000 a n than il doeel 'Ptowe?S®/elC.HRYSLEB : t EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $1.86 , — D IR E C T IO N S — IT*W »< Caaeelbarry At Ow Big Rad Anew ?. I l f ■W * A v e . a t t * d fit. S E E YOUR CH RYSLER D EALER FOR THE BiQQEST BUY O F ALL F IR E CARS -COCKTAIL LOUNGE- K P ark w h e ri~you :d rive th e y e a r - a h e a d c a r t f PARK O’Steen’s Gulf Serv. THEY'LL THIMK YOU PAIDH 000 MOREt slightly 2 ? X 8:10 Aiiili rw Bssi.iMu S E M IN O L E That’* atretehlng It a bit, but Actually you can’t ntfer-amnhaalie RAFF.TY. Get your rnc rcadv foe the aummer ahead. We're ready to help you. So Driv* In. Chryileek cst-Uk* flexibtUly brtnp a vondtifal ot calm. And ik(as sdatirlat slsness confirei )od|WMflt tost this ti AMattel's btsasw I m aw (j 11 it it it s m* IMS i-4ion w, MIUpp o«urcR JAisutnin Jr. i /ND YOU MAY SERVE T IM E The Nillonil AAU championship teach meet Is set for Madtocn Square Garden on Saturday, Feb. II. Th* follewlng Saturday the 1C4A games will be held. ( I t | n i * ( i 1* 1 ] 11**1 If.TI liipr»lr»*l K. iiu«»n»i>,ia JVltD TO SAVfc T1MV TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL t l Sv RAIN OR SH1NB t il i l it in,ii i d is n<ir«df>rf w Q. reaei4 ft n p l l « r George Syrnlor’* fi t 90-yard da«h. Bragg’* effort was tho highest overs Id the Harden end Sj’ildnr's docking equaled Ihq world Indoor record for Ihe distance held by numerous runners, fllher winners were Charlie Pratt of the Aroiy In Ihe fin vail high hurdles (7 3). f'harlla Jenkins nf VllUnma In the MW (1:10 5), Horace AshenfeH-r of t he New York A C. In the two-mlle (9:05.3) ami Frank McLaughlin of St. Joseph's of Philadelphia In the 1,000 ( 2:14.1). by Tommy O'it tea I tlnb M"l> .s-r-sd si n r . m i ,y. c i t t now i.isn i i: mu r. n BIRMINGHAM l e ^ m r t m Confsfine* eoiches | i n Ik* hlf. feit votei to Alabama's forward Georg* Linn anil tenter Jerry Harper In the flrat annual SEC all-star baiketbad team annauaced today. Kcntueky'a forward Bah S u rre y and fuarde Jim Aatimare, MUer State, and A1 Rochelle, Vander­ bilt, rounded out the firit five. \ Linn of Alabama1* SEC cham­ pion* received 10 out o ' II poijl* ble flrit-team vote* and Harper wa* n n t with nine, Linn la hon­ orary captain of tha all-star quin­ tet. The aerond team Include* Jerry Bird, Kentucky, and J*e Glkbonto Mliiliilppt, forward* Carl WWk *eth, T r i m m e r , canter; and Rofer Sliler. La. State, and Clar­ ence Taylor, Vanderbilt, guard*, The (election* were announced Jointly by SEC Commissioner Hernia Moore and Coach Cliff Welle of Tulane, preildent of the SEC Basketball Coache* Ann. The eoeche* voted laet yeer |» restrict themielve* from voting A any SEC ali-sUf pelt etcept thl7 one, Eich roach picked three teami. Three point* were allawed far e*t*h flrat team nomination, two for tha iccond team and one for tha tht^d (quad. . — Linn received 34 point*, being named to tha aecond team by twa coache*. Harper fot 11, Burrow 30, Ashmore 27 and Roebelle 2S. f Sister, the SEC'i leading itorer, led the *econd team with a point*. Sunday, Bfarch 11 Mlehlgtn Stats'* Kevan Gasper, Big Ten 440 and MO yard' ri)n champion, li * featured lecturer with th* Student H p a a k a r ’a Bureau. His subjsct Is hla native Australia. J- Piek if. ailsjeep r . Vnntlerbulle T Burn*11 • I Herhlt I*. fttt( C ir c u it C U r u t CI.rlt'i n«(1) V||*nn A l * * » n d # r K o rn e y (nr r u i m i r r '. I k fin * I M , Thursday, March I Sanlre l(e act* as announcer at Mad Ison Square Garden meets arrd only he knows how fie (ell when he was forced lo announce .Saute* as an entry In Ihe mile Han Ferns—The hig man In Ihe AAlf, is ho usually s*ys nothing that might net him to Irnulde on any aide. This lime he thought he wnii nn safn ground, though, and warned meet p r o m o t e r * that they’d he thrown out of Ihe A.\U, if (bey had any Irnck with Sanleq. The courts decided otherwise and he had In hack down. A v e i y Rrtmd.'ige—Here's the key man All-powerful in Obmpte circles, athletes, roaches and gov­ ernments fear him To pul il mild­ ly, he Is no admirer of Santee. Santee's temporary injunction runs nut Friday and a hearing will be held in Neiv York Slain Supreme Court In determine If it should he made permanent. If It is made permanent, Ihen the rnti­ er Is an amatrttr In good »!,srt.ling no mnlter what Ihe AALf lava and he'll go/ln Ihe Milwaukee Journal Games Saturday, Before tho Columbian Mite, Brundtsys thundered froni liia Cal* Ifotnfd'fiqrhM: * "If I were those amiteiira, I wouldn't run acainsl Santee.” That was ennuch for anyone. Mrrjd of the other bta names -ducked nut Thev ran In s "spec Ini" mile, won hy Bon Pel any In I It t The rest of the K of P meet was buried under Ihe Sanlee rnnIrriversy, hut (hero were mine fine performances, namely Don nrsgg's 15-15". polo vault airJ Thi* la the tima of year when the pitched are supposed to be ahead of the hitter* but you .never would gueae It from the report* from the major league training cam pi; If* still a week before exhibi­ tion game* begin but 'yesterday veterans and rookies a l i k e slammed the hall to all corneri of the lots in intrasquad contests. I'ltchera, for the most part, took a mauling. Rudy Regalado, who waa the talk of (he 'DM exhibition season and the* failed to make the grade with the Cleveland Indian*, led the barrage of homer*. The 23-year-old first h u e candi­ date, who hit .Slfl for Indianapolis before being recalled near the end of the season by the Indians, hit three homo runs. Including one •with the base* loaded. Ills circuit drive* accounted for eight runs as a team managed by roach Tony Cucclnello beat Red Kress' learn 13-fl, / Willie May*, 1035 major league with 5!_homcrs, was up In his old tricks In a New York Giant* Intrasquad game at Phoe­ nix, Aria. He poked one that traveled a good 400 feel over the left field wall. The Milwaukee Braves' Inlrasquad game at Bradenton, Fla., produced Iwo homers hy rookies— We* Covington and Felix Man lilts. H.irmnn KHlehrew, Lyle Luttrrll and Ru.ly Tanner provided the homers In the Wsehlnslon Senalorv* uuiknul while rookie Frank ftnhifHnn helled out a homer, dou­ ble and uncle In Cincinnati's first intra.iquad game of Ihe eeaunn. On the pitching ddo were three Inning* of no-hll, no-run hurling by At Curtis of Washington, A quirk look at some of Ihe olh, r training r.impa: Y 'n k rri eompleled their roitsr with ilgnlng of Billy Martin and Jim Konalanly for a reported 120,ooq each , . . Pave Plillley earns tn term* with the Oriole* for a reported *33.000 , . . Ted Kinarew.kl had recovered enough from a wrenched leg mmele tn work out wilh Ihe Redtegi. Hank Sauer ot Ihe Cuba alio returned In ac­ tion. He had been «ldellnrd Satur­ day with a twisted gnkle. Harper Nest Votes For All-Star Team 1 I rlyd* rirre y H lrntil l l r r k r n b s c h fN»w VArk i. > F i r s t « • » * — M l Mite O r * 4* r • I* R f l u r n S u l t a n 1* C h n lra, l l u m n r l s l . All Man, R m l y tj, n. B b m d r A uparlar. S i t a n Mix. r > i l j i . • • * * • 4 W a x — ( I t Mile ( i r a d a r» K ar Rlnnifl* A m lao Hi*r, CainI.nu. A r d - n t , r n m m a m l e r J. IV Mnrial, V»rnn*a ll»1 »nlnr T f i l M . K a r a — B IS Mile ( t r a d e f. (’Itarrl l,*r r l l r k e r Tall. Slr-initsn, rila r My L u - k r W h i r l T rio Tim Re aritalar, H irer Okl*. ft1«ei>r T im a V a a r l h W a x _ * / | * Mila ( t r a d e M t f r . 11 ,V 0 . Oun. r r i l p l . I 'n r |ior * I T i m a llnlt a r u m - , .siniintaln Ki|. die. I . r r Doa r x m a b l K . K ln * I U f t f ' h War* •—S I s Ml|e r i r e d e t( L a d y * r » k r a T r U l v T r l - k . I 'e u r lri f r l a S a I r a T h in a t < r Ml. F l n r a 2 f ' ! i ^ " ' i t o t r n etr* aV Vo n a a - a r d * '» ( » War* —* 1 * Mil* ( t r a d * C n a h a t t a n l a d v Kyrln. K nur rti.rli. V:*ta Mer*. Rwrll U a r n u u i r , Clnn. ■an K W"h. Q u i r k t ^ n k J * * * M f War* —A ’t o MK* O r a d # W tSV 9 RECORD Rundown On Facts In Wes Santee Case U ior.% I f Mull!* A Whltfity. I t . w Itookla f SR HOUR m Be f o r e V /W/Att O P E * *M> $ o Ji'fj tiTH EA ‘R . “ ,Y Pitchers Take Mauling D w T r t o k TO O t o C to h Trtr Wfifit At R«4 Arrow if e ttCWMiXK �1 ■«i-?|t*r-t'Aft':m ?♦?%•**»r.•*■1»,s'„ir">■SJfjfeijiT’f^ri t vr-'..,; M•.fr;*';3•-. »*•y” 7 ■T^ *:; 1-. m p m w . .. B ■ ;>E ' ? SB m w m ■-- Sim plified S e l l i n g O f Surplus It e m s. .. A i-i — *wt» *■ < :w ,w r - Now H erald W ANT ADS Are As Easy As AIR CONDITIONING For Room or Building H. B. POPE CO. INC. crop*. M boa#* and up. call m e . Whelehal Grose Service. A. B. C. r . •• , !♦ / : • ' " » *• • ■ .•>• ,.* «*r *.* >4 *•* Call 182f — THE OLD H O M * TO W N t HlUIDAina-'' aneae, aaia* Hlghea: CASH, TRADE-IN price* t7,oco J;.- ,v. j Bedroom maionry P L U M B IN G and •errica. G. H. High, Oviedo, - i>.id for used furniture. Call house. Will be rompiaiad euon. Contract end repair work. Free H i. WlMon-Maler Furniture Co. Fla. Phone F03-U13 er Sanford Only 1330. down. FHA (mured estimate* R. L Harvey. 204 311 E. lat St. 1M3-W after I p. a . loan. Juat right for ratiramuil Sanford Ave. Fhooa 1121. home er for email family. WANTED—Fruit on tree. ImiU 12—SPECIAL NOTICES S a l e " Ad. 'F o r ■*/ . •Wi P'.t* By STANLEY h e 's A L IT T L E W IL D -* * LOWELL I . OCIEft ENVELOPES, letterheads, »ute- 2<m AMth Park A«a. Pkaaa t u t w f i M h r x 'S K J T D , . menu, invoice*, hand bill*, and WE WANT Good U»ad Furnltura. ro | r a m i, etc. Progressive 43—BUILDING m a t e r ia l s Paying above trada-ln pride*, 44-LOTS aeajatam euva* Mating Co. Phone 401 — 403 Quick eaah. No waiting. Need Wait nth St. Cash Registers, Adding MachRED-LMIX CONKRETE SUBURBAN LOT. South, in** ana all useful article* MCE Mirada Concrete Ca. Phone 1013-W ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call SUPER TRAL1NG POST on P Ralph Ray, ,11(0. It ALWAYS Pays To Use The WANT ADS lie per line ..... ___ 1 I S lie per Una ...... . . . » S3 ’lie par line lima tlmaa tima* lime* tir track 10c par line ..... ..... . rontr CARD OF THANKS and >N MEMORIUM Notice* ...... *100 ,11c per lln* — tine Lina Equal* 5 average 'word*, whan **t In 0 point (n«w» rtylrl lypa. White Spatr at Regular l-lna Rate for amount used—Count Nina I-Polnt Line* to 1-inch. R A T E S FO R C L A S S IF IE D D IS P L A Y „ ON R E Q U E S T t 309 Elm Ava. Phone 1333 17-12. Phone 301T-W. c o N U tm INCOME TAX Ready Mixed Geaerete. Cmerete Prompt Service RENTALS Bl.-ek, lead, OraeaL Cesiaat 242 Woodraff-Parkin Bldg, lit St. Coaeret# Pip* » Mast AO Quellfleattnae. T.V. REPAIRS U—APARTMENTS ‘Till 10 p.m. Service Calli *3.00. S k a r a a a C— erete Rtpa Ca, W A. Norrii, Ph. 1319. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2193-J. Lleen*ed 44—BUSINEIB EQUIPMENT Technician, guaranteed work. Aeiioe Apia. HAYNES Otllea H M liM Ca.. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING TYPING ■ LETTER WRITING EFFICIENCY AparWML Suit­ PROMPT SERVIJE able for bachelor or aouplt. PHONE 31W Steam heat, /rival* bath, show404 Sanfmd All. Nat‘1. Bank Bldg., SEE 'EM . . . YOU'LL WANT 'EM Reconditioned portable typewri­ #r. CavaauaO/ located. Aeroaa CREDIT BUREAU Of SANFORD ter 349.10—Good Standard Site fMn Poet OMee. iM utrj MasEXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Rebuilt Underwood* 37I..V) and Dripca-Upholitery and Slip Covera. 3123. POWELL'S OFFICE SUPFmeit Wnrkmanihip PLY, new location—117 .Magno­ EFFICIENCY Apartment 133. 411 Park,_______________________ hy lia Ave, M uter Creiisman. FURNISHED riareg* Apt. 2304 You'll Likr Our Ri'**rm*bir Price*. 17—FURNITURE—nOL’SMOLD Mellonvilla. GOODS STA N LEY K U LP Phone Oviedo — FOreit S-31M WILL "LEASE lurniahad apart, i3sss&..ti!v..rtn 1NCOME-TAX-9ERVICE '\Vm. H. Murray Visit ECHOLS Balcony Furniture Displayed fnr easy 11U Celery Ave. Phnne II4I-M and Cunvenlenl Examinaliun Cloied Sunday and Wadnaiday IT—BROKERS and REALTORS COUNTRY •10.90 Down • LOT glO.OO Month LARGE (.ROOM HOUSE Needing eooiplatia.i. On paved retd with goad farm tail and desirable nalghbera. 13,300 Full Prira. Rosa L Payton, Broker Annabatle B. Henderson, Associate Alberta J. Hall. Astodalt Phone 2471 17-93 at Hiawatha Alexander A Stringer Real Eitita ♦ Iniuranre Mr* Lmirlnt Manenger, Ai*oc. 107 Magnolia Ate, Ph. 14 ~6A L L “ REALTY RAYMOND M. RAM. OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKERS I. D. Rlghliymaa, Aaeoeiata mant to reliable party until Dec 13. Available Mar. IRth. 40* tea leatk Park Are. Pkne 444 West First 8u______________ Ir" IT'is ’ r EALESTATF. NEW~2THdroom imfuirnlahad 24i» ilk Crnmlry m Mealafla S Elm Nagr *chool and itoraa al 117 Hath Fark Pbma Tt> They Knew 373 month No pel*, plane. . BEDROOM SUITES That maka dream* rome true. . . ONF. ROOM, furnlihad. Kitchen ,4—LOST AND FOUND W H I T E G IR L fo r w ork. Heautiiutly aiyted in Twn.ton*. privilege* If desired. 107 Park Mar-Proof llniih. SSnuthsirie L a u n d ro m a t 1Ava. 3101 DOWN 'DIAMOND Ring Downtown vlclnRonkca»e Red 2-Bedriwtm Modern Home . . . A pply In jwrnnn "■'ilv. Car# of MRS WILLIAMS Double Dreiser with largr Mirror 2BEDROOM Garage apartm ent,1 Nicest loratmn In Inwn . . . FHA O 320 Oak Ave! REWARD furnished nr unfurnished. Call Chrsl of Drawer* 27-ltELP WANTED—MALE Financing Available 132AM or 417. $179 Conuvull A REALTOR Fir«t TRUCk ' dri V e R—Negro, married. FREE 2 Hmidotr Lamp* • AUTOMOTIVE FURSTsHEn epartment cln»e in. f'U l.I.FV A HARKRY o\er .73 >farv old MIRACLE Phone 1321 nr U49-W 10* N, Pi>rk Ate. Phnne 2313 JUST A FEW LEFT CONCRETE CO. 3W> Elm Arc. ;It—BOATS AND MOTORS RiMikmse Red 3Renm* and b*lh down Hair*. Double Dreaser with Mirror 1902 Maple. Apply «w Park EMPLOYMENT Innerspring llailre.* Phone 1174 ROBSON S p o rtin g Good* Box Spring «A7 Evtnrude Sale# A Service 21—SALES MEN—AGENTS SM E lit 81Phene 9M Sinn ■ 3 TIOOM furnished epartmeni, titilllie* Included. 110 week. Goodyear Service Store need* an ;i —MOTORCYCLES-BICYCLES DINETTE SUITES Phnnr .10la, 701 W Third Appli»nce Sal#*m*n In aril Gen­ Thai Make Dlaing A Delighl eral Elector product* 33 and 310 Sj U b U^SINEW—1NDUSTRIAI. OfelG 1M9 llarlry 74 cu. in M«HnrBeautiful Wrought Iron, deliver* Liberal commission* • cycle 3239. Escambia Drive, All application* will be kept or Chroma Dinette S T O nF.-203 W»*l I*1 SU, Phnne " Phone Sanford 1334-W. Dinette Suite* confidential. Apply in person at 1321, ______________ _ our tiore. 113 S. Park Ave. Any Sue—Any Color Any Style 34-PARTS-REPAins Priced to lull* YOU. . Styled tr MEN (3) PART TIME IT—H0 USF.S_end COTTAGES *uite YOUR home can work from « - 9:30 p RING — VALVE” If myou evenings, ODHA.M A TUDOR, INC Monday through SAVE MONEY AND HAVE TUN SEE wmmoi* Kaalty for Daiirab'e Roma* and Apti Phone r | Friday, you can earn from 347 lo "Builders of Fiaar Hornet" 1 JOB — $6 TOOI 1*7 weekly and continue your Sea our compute liar of unflnlihed FOUR bedroem houta near Pine offer* IT ’S T R U E ! ! daytime job. High school nr creit School, corner 27th St, A Red*, Nile Stand*, 3-4-3-H-r Beautifully lh-iigned Three and • M OTA LO Y D OES IT ! ! better. Must have neat appear­ 17-92 Highway. Phone 1810. In amattng and proven procfja ance, good pernonalily anil rie- Drawer ( he*l* Bookcase*, Desk* Four g M r n e m Homes fur 9 *h I give* you a ring and valve »iie lo make money. No ran- and Corner Cupboard*. LARGE 2-story, 2-bedx»om. treih Flonria Livini . job through tin plating provaming, hut car required. Asm |y pemlert house on Celery Ave. SEpniNC. flPECIAIS FHA and VA 101 * rmenned t ce*s srWd*)rfNPdriV*, FJMctivm 19-2*. Apply 201 Kuhl Ate Or, Availlhie M irth 10th. A. K Le** • Priced from 111,209. in 41A.000 lan>ln, Sunday 2 p. m. KUS5EJTER, Plume 211 ! for life of motor. No equipment •harp. Reg. Trade NO OTHER tl.ME. in huy. No work lo do. Quillnp Maltre** |Aft 30 *49.30 3 ROOMS Unfurnished. 2 bed Sites Offiea—gai* So. French Av*. Phone 2190 or 2939 39.70 39,3(1 moms. Kilchcn equipped. Phone ■ MOTALOY SALES 320.00 il.illv, Kelt I.uminom Dnnr Itn.iAl Comfort 2394. Call si 119 West 23rd. M I Plalf* Write Reeve*, AtlJehnrn, Prc Hill Sprci^l 39.30 29 .7 (1 ■Dept. S F — 2S3R SW 81 h SI. Mat*. Frre .Sample A Delalll. Echols Spent I 329 .7(1 24.7(1 UNFUNISHEI>~4rOom hou*e wdh M IAM I. FL A . Matching Boa Spring* at luen♦leepin* porch, near Naval Ba-e I Send check, money order for .iTlwoRK WANTKD^MAI.K ttral Sa*lng». Call 1292 J • $«. Pontage arid insurance pra---- EASY TERMS----HIGH SUHOOI. HOY with power paid. ECHOLS REDDING CO, 3-HEDROO.M Furnished House, lot mower want* lawn mowing. W. 10th St. PHONE T14-W Corner 2nd A Magnolia Pii U72 •EXPERT- FRONT END ALIGNPHONE 714-M-4 "Rud amberger, Mgr. . MENT AND WHEEL RALANCUNFURNISHEDJ-Radroom- coi T ING-Paitanger cars and Truck*; 32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Open Mondays 'til 9:Uj ,j. m. lage with Kitchen Eduipmrtu \ all makes. sue.*—1* ion to 3and Venetian blinds. 314 Elm Ave. i ton. Seminole County Motor*, $U99J kTWAS PAID in\lnhn~Rem! in few week* GROW MUSH­ Inc. 319 E. Hi. St. PHONE lull. 2 BEDROOM Furnished Hmise on ROOMS Cellar, *hed. Spare, Lake Minnie. 3104. Call Mrs. 11—TRAILERS lull time, year round W* pay USED FURNITURE CLEARANCE REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN C. E. Myers, 173 M. 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suita ]3M 33 ,V ) lh. FREE BOOK MUSH­ 2344 French As*. It will pay YOU to see US before ROOMS, Dept. 731, 2434 Admiral Platur Living Room Sulla 333 SO J. W. HALL, REALTOR you ouy. Open Evening!, and Plastic Sofa Bad ............ gi4.ll Way Seattle, Waah, "Call Hall" Then* n.U Sunday*. 2Pc I.aw-ion Living Room REAL ESTATE EaiUlde Trailer Sales, Suita ........ .. .. tan .if Palalke, Fla. Lnung* Chair . *3.34 41—FARMS AND GROVES 31,739 FINANCIAL Plaatlc Cocktail Chairs . ... |2 St 1934 FAIRLANE. 32 reel, fully Comfortable 2 Bad room frame 3Pc. Wicker Living Room 1 ACRES. *» fruit Irtas. 4-ro<im equipped, will sacrifice. PARK 33—INSURANCE house with wood floors, icreened Suita ................................... I2TJU and 3-ronm houses with hsthv AVE. TRAILER COURT, 2343 Wicker Rocker ................ gs.gi Ste W. A. NORMAN, Ri te. 3, porch I/11 attractively landOrlaodif nllk*. M-iped. Near Slnrei. mile* wail af Sanford after J.uu Platform Rocker .............. 112.3/ Telephone Stand ................ JT.I* llama* — l«l« — Acreage p. m. Preferred Rale* In Preferred BUSINESS Chtfferobe .................... *17.M L au rn II. (Icier Pollryhaldere 43—HOMES Dresser Base . ................... 34.2/ SERVICES Brcialered Real Estate Broker lohn William* Inn. Agency Small Ruffei ... . ......... 32.1/ 2341 SOUTH ORLAND DRIVE 417 Saiierd AilanUe Bank l-Pc. Dining Room Suite . . 134.31 Phone 1311 14—BKAUTY PARLORS NOT A PROJECT! Phana 34 Large Dining Room Tibiae . |||.33 f o r ALL Yaur Beauty Needs call COTTAGE— l |ACRE Vanity, with Mirror M.M BUT- Hnmai of Ran Individual! * Harriett's B exuty Nook Unpelnted Corner Bookshelf 33.33 ty: Brittany Farm Home*, Early TWO Bedroom, compirtely fur V k o n a 171 103 So. Oak Ave. 17A—STOCKS AND BONDS Stroller* ........ ig ir nlvh*d, just nut of city limit*, American, Ultra Modem. Cnn ^)ne^^v#jt»£^^»v^*nonintnjeoMi Small Desk and Chair ..— gs.V good land for truck gardening *«*Uon*l A F r e n c h Colonial GAIL~ BORDEN " ll~ V ic e '_ PreT. Chrome Chair* ....... 34.n nr chicken farm, (nr quick sal* type*. IT—BUILDING • REPAIH3 — of — II .00 DOWN si $4,399. Some term*. PAINTWC. SECURITY ASSOCIATES, Inc. BITTLT On Large Landscaped EASY TERMS Inveitmenl Securities VETERANS Lots: In lh* best of niiahborPAINTING and Paper Hanging. STOCKS, BONDS and MUTUAL MAther of Sanford 3 Bedroom, 2 bath homei, fullv hoods. I! C. Welker, Phuns 2933-M. FUNDS 943-44 II lit B . Phase ItT equipped, I3.V1 down, plus doling Member of Philadelphiarests, not prefect homia. FI/)OR sanding and finishing COMPLETE with all the features Ballimore Stock Exchange, Cleaning, waxing. Sarving semi you htv* dreamed about aueh Midweat Stock Exchange, and oola county since 1123. a a colored General Electric ap­ Other* GAS Range, air conditional', low­ H. M. Gleason, Laka Mary T. W. MERO pliance! tad ealavad plumbing W. DICTRICKR CALL COLLECTi ing machlni. bendlx automatic 11*1 Park Ate. Phan* IT or 141 flJtU/41. —ELECTRICAL Contracture washer, cedar cheat. Phono Winter Park 4-3101 or 4-3111 1913 W. RETIREMENT HOMER 3*-—HELP WAN TED-FEMALE” as ■ TELEVISION «nnf> Tf r n i m i L • NOMUT 9 t«ti AA t t n lvg r* U i m L n c l * W'Ail AAM LAiioon itrim a l * i\ c*rtDoR u rn iF ii * *u» in uinap * • aptrtf * 1« K«nM*A9 nil » * i'i a m i r t H h > i h m ■ k t\ HP#HnAKn Nmari * .Mil I n # 01 AA I • • ' l ' r * m K 7 it J •(tin L u t v M A I llA A in l ln n il 7 19tl%• I HRnv I I II h p o r l i m i n C l o l I I* Vf»if Q Pf |Tlr Ait ARQ t M 1 I.PVQ L u r k I M i Q f l W M r n r l *1• |h M11 P i - i d i I * 3>1 Air U l » i r » r t A tlm rn Q ^ l I MR N 11 nt S am a K tiio rt H 4 i a ghBW I i : l '» l I :* » H u r h t H t f A A t t r t l.UU • i f n * u i l TlflVM T tm U H IN A I II • 'n O s FfA fPtm M b im a < II M «i •W A fiM A r f M ThA M Mort ft r ilInf lAf f h A # 4 BA C'A PUttl K l A f f t Pl»# • ' A T»it r%u*Fn \ A *i\ M ' l H ' i ' n r » n i r » m n u u m A 1« :i S * w | . 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'* r a u f « A id "H M T er ll.ll* I •* N.eki a a i n k * I IS lle lta * N*tl*«* I t* l» • n**r*l|M* »->,!• e u r l i i h i . r l Il S* *1 Him * With Marie )ivk* N*«* m is UD-ni.n ■ (till Ta P r s r a * a n a oft MAI IS Hlt« Ci* Si w/-; u '**•* • can t * Teaeaa 1*1 n*«> S reeheM 1: SI.rh* i r h .t n.pnri •i.e a A’.lerb (Tab MI MCI h iijft E^ar^aSr* ’ ns S:*• n il. n il W ELCO M E TO SANFORD N a r t l P e rso n n e l Will Tn Ra Ow Wa lien haiM m Raoms at the bain Mar-Lea Metal These Reams era I A ' AA I f II A b s o lu t e ly F I IA m o Par a peftad af 4 daps, la M e ameala at e « | Natal Air MatMa HUDAPRAtn A lP A T t m ilia r « 11 » an H I fill Saaara Ttaeitw Tea* Tl*»# lia s taaa X I v im AfPrtUht « a Pouf CJwAfdA A Ifawi 1 Ah T IN tin :m 7 |A IXetUN HnmA t OfI nura, * *ll*n I to i l l rnninv 9 t>A 1 !.*»• I . i i r . I IA h . r a n v b t r ■ ria* I A AA •tuXIn nn* IA1in aiuauv oas II AA 11 i)«i«,a NapeM n u LSI* tha* 11 i» X ta, 4 an • AA m 11 1* a>rlk* It Hlv« vr Him t ? r H A m n i nftjvru t A fT fM jlM IM M i r k a v M a i i « 4 <C1U» 4 AA « IA l u n n Uf w^MtflPtV rtiiumr o m n‘«lA4% ttV e ifsV* e*M. a 1. |» 9 | t.pi l:.? r.si ITOP by a4d Pick Ray at tb* »ma* ad WERCURy Odham ft Tudor, lie , W. P. SMITH “ Builder* «f Pis* laaiaB " MB* ft. h s a s h A n a s M il asnantN* Tail Fstlsre H arm ** a n .w ctet. S seiatM i>iii irius* Uh i Meusa Oitry tfu r* Arthur Uedftar Seminole Realty HANDALL EI^ECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractlnc and flapairi TV Strvlca Center Beadix and Crosley Appliances LIVESTOCK 73—DOGS—CATB—PETS Used furniture, appliance*. Mali, Me. BMight-sold. Larry'e M art Ml Eaat let At. PIm m ltti. manta. 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 11.1 BOXER PUPPY—RagUtered 71 TWO-PIECE foam Rubber MeW ellborn C. Phillips, J r. lionil 1143, Obi noih JackAt, 14—LAUNDHY-DRY CLEANINO week* old female. Reaaonahle. *lw 12-14, 111 PHONE 1IT3-R. PHONE 2I7B J Since 1144, Sanford'* Leading Una nuur - Wash ta d Damp Dry On* hour H • Wash and Dry Fold Ttiuihad Laundry Jam tnn# Dry Clainlng " Bouthsld# Laundrom at MERCANDISE 42—ARTICLF.S POE RENT PIPE CO. AND ayailable at reaaostahle prieei with tho beat financing 3M99 for furl). 1 BR home out A with minimum down-pg/’ from town. Ont Wwl lSth SL 17009 for 1 BR block house dose in. 17390 for 2 BR block home now un­ der construction, Buy your Fum ture at • a m 'i Builder of hom4i for »v*r 1.309 Robert A. Williams. Realtor warehouse P u n ,, Ca„ i t 0U w. people. Sties Ottea; Littl* Vaalia Raymaod Lead*nisi, Asaedat* l i t flt All aatianiUy adv. fu r la Loeh Arbor. Phone liTl AUaSti* Bank Bide. nilure at warehouse prleai. PRDNR 1144 FOR RENT — Draglinu and npera- • PIECE Dining Room Suite In 2 REDROOM good condition. Reasonable, aog Inr by Hour, Week or Month. Palmetto. HOMES Phone 1431, M e Construction Co. 24-PIA N O SERVICE C.I.S. CONSTRUCTION fRUCTIQb Roiliway, Hospital a n d B a b y HOTPOINT Automatic Dlih W ith­ B ird wood Atari - “Tile ‘ Ba laths L. L. Sill — Plano Technician er, like new-, gilo Tail than coil. Bed*, bay, We«k or Mnnlh— . av*4 Carperta — In atilHied a1 f l * Phnne 2144 Route 1, Sanford Phone 271 t-W Tel. 1423. Furniture Center— 9491 I____ 7 !M 111 West First COMPLETE DOWN 2I^ROOPING*PLUMHING tg-FATM AND GARDEN C. J. CROCKER - Bu!!rf#r ( 3 - ARTICLES FOR BALE ONE S Ft. E iia Flow FertUiia/ - F i n e r y te Tew— le x , Good Condi.ton. Aluminam BRITT TRACTOR CO. Hiway IT-gg South Phase Ml Venetixn Blinds Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom a Badranm Cgaefele Black M—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CaatrtetJaf and Repair rail with plastic ends. Plastic or VA ’A ----------— gggg Dawn Paymral X44T Saeiord Ava.. rayon Upaa. Cotton or nylon Phan* IU3 «A- J d T y a a lh P A I eerdt. KlUh*a Fully Cguipped For Ratter Plumbing flit tn . ibeos* color* Ind tlk t _____________ Scnkarik Glass asd Paint Ca. • • See or Cali 112-114 Wait 2nd St. Phone 324 DUE TO UNPORTUNATE CIR. T.'S! Shoemaker. BnilJar W. J . KING CUM STANCES, two famous Phan* INI 2400 outh Park—Phone so GOOD old camera 33.9(1. and other name epinit pianos, on* blond!, b a riu m . WIEBOLDT'S 210 must ha sold, Raapanalbl* p a r Plumbing. Kresky Hr ating Park. , tiaa may take over small month­ M. G- HOUGHS ly payment*. If intaraatad. writ* FOR SALE OR RENT-4-room and jBarvice on. All Wiiar ru m g a- LIVE BAIT—W. I . Lynch, Came­ OF talaphon* Credit P i part mint. hath newly remanded house with ron City near south end of eardr Wall* DriJad — Pump* Utreap Music, 411 N. Orange g ten* of land. Call Sanford all avenue at Laka Jaucp. Paula Road Phone TOO Avenue, Orlando, Phene 43401. * . , Boatk NJda Faacimart Bldg. 144 Real 231b St. 'mtifeffi' T M lk ll PIANOS 50% C. A. WHIDDON. HR. R aj. Baal •al E iiala Broker V. E. Dnaglaa, lea, Baby R. William* S alaaat* Ilf S. Park Ph- uai Si- R -k ^ y»y Pkoa# urn-A. 1 . Pateraaa.Rrokar AiMdaut • A. >. Patniaa Jr.. P. J. Cheater son. Oarfiald WUUK*. Jehn Mela eh. R. W. Wil­ liam*, H aiti M. Field. A. C Doudnay, U n d Burras-or. EXCELLENT 1UY - Naw- VA R- nindng 4%, Large 2 BH, CR, Ktlrhan aquippld; CITY con* vantaneli, Rut no City Taxis, nthar extras, Small Amount nl cash will handla. W. R, "Bill" STUMPER ««ssOnri;Allas, asSL-SSSK. Atiadaf* U ll _ IIPTO 50% D ISCO U N T PfDEEAIstMC $ 1.09 EXCHANGE $ 1 4 .8 1 870*18 •GaWJrmpeMaWuMi'*, If you have building wor­ ries, let us taka over! Wa gunrxntsa y o u r nntUfnrtlon wiUi o u r nent, com­ plete line nf hulldlng sup­ plies. Sss us A b o u t it- HILL I U M B F R & SUPPLY Y A R D 7 1 0 -1 5 15.98 8 0 0 -1 8 1 4 .2 9 m XM 1 • RAT AS TDD f l t t f • USX OUR BUDGET TERMS • Aik aboat our Baper SsfBtF Ttot ’t 1 * *' * ••' 9 -*> Hunt-McRoberts, STATE DISTRIBUTORS TOR DENMAN TIRES RHONE S i l l . . > US N. PS/h Are. \J .: • ^ \ .'J>» . ;'Vx -i:i* �V /iM ,v' f ■V piscusslons Fpr Prodiic^ M arkefc Mariooer* ConfaN • — 1 1,1"H eartoL *»u Secretaries Need Good Mend Care; Also File Clerks F / F Hind c a n Involve* f small Investment-in tlm*. money, or both. J, |~“ -*■ ' iir< ? *--0 (» ! » .- '* * n « . -9* “ luxury ofttn' neglect their hands. |{ ’leaving tril-lal* imprint* uf their * \ ciatlnt assisted by lh« Rev.' An­ carelessness. cl Wholesale and Jletall'i 'Ktat* and gus Mrinnl* of Sanford. -. Nolle* th* typist: She'* likely *' 't#-. ;ity - Owned and Onrrated Mar-j * Mr. Turley m sird away h H'mv ff y / to have broken nails You cart $ 7^ ltD. Ha MW S lM W Judgd.Hoi/**hpldei* reporud'thl* ■nmetinies tell * file clcrlt by hsr )'n*ton W. Va. aO#r a iqng ill' ' . . t k 4 it debt Of Ha was a former r#sld*nt morning that II children 'rcpari«J *Vrf- /'.Vifel1J1 hang notla. Faetnry work 1* likely nen. "j (Wando. it offlclalt wji* W * to him. dur.nj like month while of and Elder of 1h# First 2/ to keep a worker'* Hand* and nails Prrsbylerlan Churoh’ «f Oriindn. n^ r <•*' * on proliUoh. • ' t!on of tha National Ataociatlon edge<J In black, too, These hand and a member nf the N. P. Yowril ’K*mp*on, .of Qna child, th* judgf. ccltj.- Va* af Produce Market . Manager* mark* a rt more than occupational, Bible g Class nf that church. H# AupiUgry Air placed Into (tie ear* or Mother convening at the Hie*’ llotrl in tip however, and do not impreva wi'h was » retired from iht Charleston vtkmah gbrtian Wilma (o be. under Court idpcfJ Houston, T*xa», March 6-7," ac­ time. T iiir Trrnsit Co. program Mid- v 1*1op for m . indcNnitp. tinea,. cording to L. H. Uwl*. Director , ^ ujy | If a girl i* doomed to D.-!ttT« .•V itd! Besides Jtn . Stln?, hr Is iurof Florida Stale Farmers Mar/A On* e*to .coming beiort’. Uje -nailr, naturally they 111 bicak-at a vj %0 vlvrd bv one, riauthter, ‘71ra. M. hits, w ho. plane, to attend tha .Jfk E * a . JuvaoUa p Frailad if -Ashland, Ky., aad 1m typewriter. But If .ho rouigiiues | F. t o w .', iavolyedlajfliw M l meeting accompanied hy R. B. that they map of/ whan typing or two lv grandson*. daughter pf ggrfnf.. Ily tn g ^ an Alvarer, Assistant pirector, M pulling up a girdle, and kaap* Active Pallbearer* were: j . Gor­ A Vlce-Fretldent and Cbairmhn adjacent county .wKo-allowed ihrir ^17 j them short and rounded, ahu ll not don Hart, Dr. R .‘A Crandall, E. of the Research Policy and child to. coma, to Sanford Ur.:word haVa Uto ptubltnu fbr.avttif tcaion' P. p Levin, Dr.1H. ft, EthlauL and bteiute ah* W o o l to Ittin d Activity CprrtmltWe In the Nalloiif though, theta girl* are addicted w a| Atioelatloh, UwU »Ul«d,-'*Tna Walter P arr to long pointed /ingar nail* in objective of thla Association U PLANNING TUB FAMILY1 LIFE INFTJTUTB *t am eetln t yetjerday at Seminole High Honorary Pallbearara warn the various degree* of lingth, tha re- Elders of th* Flrat Preabytariaa (loft to right, front) Mra. R. W. Will lam*.’-Dr. Robert J. Schmidt, Mts, W. E. Giles. and suit of conitant breakage. Fra- qj Church of Oriando. Smith. (In Back) Walter Teague, Herold Heckanheirh. and Andy Bracken. (Staff Photok queut ouffinga, «.,• movsig* and a Burial waa In Woodlawn Comaweekly manicure will htlp. (f fncgltiee of the Amaricaa: lntery. * rrcaiing llw aorvlee that Amer­ station ot tjir modem, Hangnail* often ara canted by — ican market* render to the pub­ f FldOCfeat jeftbol- ; having tha cuticle cut too clste. I Jr locker. It I* delicately «c*pt*d lic, the producer* of marketable ■Hew-fcii —»eT .t , i* ; , EDITOR'S NOTE: A little medication over a bad r and now contains allsntriit, laid rood*, and tho , dUtrtbutora who Deeplte tome faltering tn Ita waa set for Uirea weeks at the Mr*, llclan Ruin Shafer, 43- died'hangnail and an adheelve itrip to avail thcmeelvea of market*; etUDomy, La* Vegaa lUll gogrv New Frontier at 130,000, backing at 2 o'clock Salutdey ,minting In keep it protected, ill aid healing. ed, *d cut, crackad, chapptd or trri* promoting cooperation »nd ei out mor* |p>d to entertainer* than out mlbuiet before show lime. Bet­ a Broektvllle Hovpltal from In- If ona finger *eemt mere trouble- to be a healing agent for scratch, change of Informellon between hat any place in tha Uplary af ty HutUm reportedly earned 1100,tiled hands. varlou* American market*! nit- ibow buiiiiaia, I n . a three • part 000 for Hlrea weeks at- the Desert Juries received In an automobile tom* In this reaped, th* problem r o tl, rtfp a e te i’ Nagro i» eerily eolved by wearing-a rub­ accident. , iating and epoperating with other trrlet, Bob Tbomaa iturvayi tha fan. Betty Grsb|e and Harry James oiitefl *waj Batur She wa* born Feb. S, 1913 in ber cover over the nail. The** may egenele* In Iha preparation and hittory of enlcrtaUimeni I* thla warp booked Into tho Royal Nevada I, riiert illneii. Karnak, Tex and made her home ba bought In itatlonery (tores. aunport of dcelrnblo legislation htrn In Soclaty Hill, modern El Dorado, analyte* tha at- $27,300 a week, but. the place at Orange Home, Fla, She former­ Factory girl* might avert their and administrative rule»i nmkil-arid came to Sanford for • type* of liars «h« *tttreed and folded before they rouli} collect. Ing recommendation regarding ly lived in Sanford. problem by wearing ona of .tha go, whera kg flrat- wa* Of the four hotels that opened fall there and review* the p#*ri* Wonder Euler research ‘ riudiaa and mh«r ac'iv protedlv# cream* before »tabling Mr*. Shafer i* survived hy In 1933, two (Royal Nevada' and It's* btneflrlal to marketing! and Mlitlr* of achieving more reallitlc A Beautiful Opitton< Moulin Rouge) are now (lark and four tIMer*: Mr*. A. H. Davi* of a m ttiy Job. Rub tha cream under working (or the adoption and Leetburg: Mr*. N. A. Harkey Sr, tho nail* too. It’ll maka It aatler P o r t r a i t photograph of [ TW‘N*gr° civie iaadar and buib ona (Dune*) ia only ranting roams, practice * of hlnh mnrkat stand­ ROfrnuri mid# hie ’home on Sam hiving cloud He casino and night Mr*. J. E. Spear*, and Mr*. Lrola to remove dirt after th* Job la yourself or child will make ard). The meeting a) planned , . Dixon, all of Sanford; three don*. ford Avc. ' an Idea! Easier rrepent club. promt*** to. be one of tho n.ort B# •*■' survived by his wUe. Atl working glrle should keep for friends or relativtMCj. But lop enlertalne-a fin still hrolhen: F. M. English of San ouHlend'ug .meeting* In the hi»u t l P . C. Brock and one daujh. draw fantastic salaries: Hare are ford, J. E. English nf D syiona^ hand cara kit In a locker or deal J t’s ynure for onljr 89 lorv of the orgnniiatlon ! te fr Mr*. Beatrice Oor* of Atlanlume of the weekly paychecks: Beach, and G. W. English nf Gulf- if hands would be smooth. A etlff cents (a regular 8.50 reel It worth n nianager* time tap ffa. where »h# woa tjw dlroetor 'brush, soap, cuticle oil, emery Martin and Lewis, $27,000: Maurice port. Miss. week. vnlue) if you present ad and elfoit to allcnd." of Dio music departmni of Pine Funeral services weir liokl at t board, nail polish and band lotion within 10 day* a t our In hi* weskly report on nctlv* Un April 20. ISM. Ihn Hotel ri.avalier, S27.AOO; Frank .Sinatra, o'clock this afternoon nt llriMnn ar* Just a few High School. needed &5.000: Lana Horne. **2,500; Don­ tlivlers premiered with l-iherace s t u d i o . No appointment itie* at th* Hanford iJtatc FnrnjFuneral lervicc* will b* bold lu Funeral Home with Ibc Brv. Milton props. rrn Market, Manager Sandy And- and brother George heading the ald O’Connor, SW.ono; Marlene Hifwaw.-altirnocn at 2 o'clock necessary.' It. Wyalt olllrlaltng. During the day ua# th* nail ersori »*)'* that h* feel* "A price ,how. Their igiary: *13,000 a week. Dietrich, S20,000; Kay Starr, 223.00. f i d P a u l Mlulonary Church. So you can sro that Las Vagas Burial was in Evergreen Ceme-, brush, file with th* emory board tranufunion on cabbage and celery (The hotel in publicity releases In­ docs pay off—for performer.*, at tcry. | after a session at th* work sta­ wcutd tic ptcadng lo grower*. flated this to SSO.OUO). tion, certainly before lunch. Ona The Iimrkol on ti-ese ronumiJ- There two events marked the any rate. Laurel race track will npen l(a popular hand lotion now comas 110 Magnolia At*. (Tomorrow: Why n m r Mara 111rn line I .'niBinerf, for tbe puvl beginning and the peak nf the three wee1,*, »l low level* for gicatcnt hoiiiinta in Ibc bislory ol fall la Lai Vegas, Hew talent Is spring ni cel ing on April II. It will packaged in * trio—one for work, Sanford, Fla. run through May 3. one for handbag, on* for tha desk • beg* and crataa.. Ruriheao ehooed ..... live...................... rnleitalnment No show .place tboseaK r r-i.-T iriT - t, - -■■■ an Improveincnl tbi* week over on em-nj.noi #vcn Broadwsy In Pew bathing tolls, and skillful, with 20,133 paekuge* aiid “ ilhm roaring '20.v—has so richly re inou ynj||,,j!C B Inellnn warded entertainer*. Last JenT-lfyncd . look yn|n .ticn Incline of T-t,-7'-V;l0 'lw<rded Lari yesv year • Here'* VogrHM • daalgn five* a .leaT-Kg^cO *gR*d egpli.d riv -over O r prm iiim r ■week, '{i* “ {between II and 20 million dollars -*‘War* Hat" <* tbe kaynoli to p re o itn ihert-lagRad ward ertlerflblet m lotolad B3.7f3 unite of 31, varl*!)®* « #rc r -td foe Inlenl at the night till wew lilt cotlttllcns. This *t*ma . i fhf-tfetjd toward ;|vo spread* Jo tha vvit|( # v.v'ualen of ll-i,8bJ.-3 nionj (|, glitiering Las Vefrom th# M k r b*(i htrotfui^ed In drari fnrii'ong (lad ny, *uII» fttfnrhg --------------------. L „ .g.r(„ , rln * * ' n»v->r< >« — ------- -----i_as F«Hi last- Aujuri. Thl* Spring, In­ bbvh, with rngny, Con,el U;ef (hum* co ked) I* s )lfi ^ nol h over stead or bring tod hish-fathlon and mat thine or cnnrdlnr.icd aklre, a Bg9gS!E i . . . 1 * ... ftm w S fa *?r«: re r; "Imtiortenl and. f»r reaching, ■Jnveini* 4.«ert ■from fu/^*'an4'from^fkiii* XrtiiU bnd VeyoUbl**- Fresh from, Farm er’* Level to Tletall Le**l'!| rir.iter* were, obfglii. 'Market Manager* Problem*' * t Spotlight O n Hollywood Beach Beouties Civic'Leader Of 1956 Will Be Vivid A* Confetti TEAR THIS OUT NICHOLS STUDIO "nftt-for;tpe," they con bo ween by ' r mi u r n I,,' P?".'1 "> ■ « « / r 'night. Only ihe most' vialonary ajmojt everyone ..J R fi^ itffc jT u T ltlsUl M,r,,ern " i,fn 1( , I l , , vould hate anticipated Ihe future In the the P'*'1'* "'W be dll ev*r the loni n r .n '- r , liny n li'ic ' nf 1 * , ,u.,,., I<lr| v tlita tn Dit 'to* Moit often thoro u height In i ptfic# (hi* tes'on, along wj'h vivid frtrnsd heif ihpl « » sJw around W___ y , L., efrian,; aa in,'tho lintytinY L-ta hilt -,i, timnig the acts that played . -aIM ..I * ,. _ 1,1. , . . . I .,.. .1 ilva po'trd*. C » r , . — -j n> h were were Frank g rC an ld a. One wbii# it raw h»« Baneho Fran Fay and Anne vvater,. In » b'lRc nn'1 nUtl Narric »t ., ,Ma„n ... .„n.» an oyerrite crown, the lire af a trlmetiog*. OD n.„ ....t, week, . _ an enlire «nmn c x 'n ir n innings! )w p *r birth Joy ciko. »nd a liny hrim a lav I,-1f „r Ivo, ,«>ry Trvue alarrina Man* HofcnblBuni Hihlafure lube pm* . if , fun l VIM, hden w|lh pink and white bios- ,1” hr • •#!( I «• i. MC(1». a garlic clt vc, n jialf dn‘ 11 *1.000. lopi*. t tbre-- tn « * n 't e'ovei, sente i»1#ry **’!'»1 Cttl '"'rinev, was good, aided Jjy Hi#1. )lM)t pain about abmit Ihrc-Oa Iha oilier Hand. F'e . tailor* quaritra full and bnkr ihrtu in un<| « slibnl c n tn l. Bring the he fun-seeking (, I. » at Nevada for Soring ara Brimful of Interest. % nlpderal* oven nh-ut twenty v a '-r in a bull, i .ioi.i .-mi |ba-cs during wartime. On Oct. 2t and oflch Lhocrowns arq deedrir'ln ni|nuies. sTbr c»k„ Will ■lu ‘Ilona bccf-i-nvcu-d -intd v ry temlcr. 1942, a second hotel, the Last this* hats too,'iv ln n Hie salltr a If, ,ftc r loueh’ngIt Jlghlly with The simmer nx w; i Into four Froijllrr, opened up on Ibc strip ■ hack boor* or more rn .leave plenty nf The com petition, between Die two your ringer, .tha tnp rprinpn Wide ind-Handtomt” Cool and feniQvs the tittle cakes time for Ibis p ep*ration, ’Slb-e -j.imbilns eslablfshments boosloJ for the n i l hat* and front the nan* by lb* reihc Iho coi iirii lire/ and arm s with prices for entertainers a bit. bul /'High, W de and Pretty” for the method ycu us* fur a larg* puinto rnlnd and ml* daw, hut ihcro were still plcnly of acts to go arhtmd. The start of Ihe real boom can be dated Irom lOifl, when Hie MaigaVr.l: Tvunmii W illi Her Ucsi Friend gaudy Now Flamingo appeared It was operated by a man whose name La* Vegas would like lo forgel—Bug.y Slegal, The veteran L T ia C O a t k i t lor a laity riaof tb# underworld and film society JT* aar, w>lli,»uu#«lont for *’f rr* —later shot In Beverly Hills in a thing from aoup l* pi*, olere* br murder never solved—flew over a the A i P Sarvlc* ror Mouemakers parcel nf celcbrlllei frnm Holly­ tor your mala meal ihli 8aa*ar, wood. The premiere show was Lhe ■ erm aig . most spectacular Las Vegas had T O M A T O A N P P E A B O U I'. Pul aogliat* af 10’* ounce cm h * aoup yet seen-Jimmy Duranl*. Xavier a td 1 0 ’ouoce .c** |*n»*lo aoup la Cugat's band, Rosa Marie, Tommy geftritg r*na Dilute aath with one Wonder, ’ asp *it»r. Heat )uiii* belllag. Half The Thundcrhlrd appeared tn 411 M .amn* dlihaa wjlb lemua 191#, followed two yeara later by aoup, Ibeo 111 with tea :aup. Stir Ihe Drsrrt Inn. Th* Skrah* and -alllkllr* to live awlrliil eCael. Sanda came In 'M2, and Ihat'a when i S ^ V ( j j | A V L o | F niowd |I , . pouna* cjoprel bail, bfli poual prices for lop stara alarted akyukaaga OMi. Ip ir IH ilM ti aalt. rocketing. U.kutpood pepparj opdtrgoeplaa. The Hd blew off In 1P33 when K'jicsU. cup qdlr'-cuariox relied no fewer than four multi-million oa(a, which, bgve kaea rubbed be­ dollar hotel-casinos opened Iheir tween the pslwa of th* h«ndl, and -door* and one of Ihe ploncera, 'I f f cdhk Milk.- Pack lil* a l-by-A* renamed the New Frontier, was .>! 13-ineh if*» pan. Siki Id a madcompletely refurhlihed. arita pee a (or 1*4 ktufa, LH lUad life fulooiee hriora *H :lag. POPPY Liberate appear# lo have won ■UKU'NOOIH.Efl; Cook aa loune* - patkeg* broad nuodha In belling COLLEGE CELEBRATES saltig water about |J mlaulci, or 11*1 BIRTHDAY liaill leader- Praia, add 4n rup LAKELAND lil—Florida South­ . ’ilsrid Irom n a il lost gca cat uro UfUtpaeas poppy i n J. .MU' lightly ern College, one of Iht South’* old­ ' aad.arraaa* oa m w t platter. Top est Methodist institutions, today with dviriappln* allcaa at a< ila tti celebrating Its H it birthleaf, AIPAIUUL'S. Cook tws IJday. . •Ubu* ‘ yukatea (rettn aaparagua If* Ihe annual Founder*' Week ta|bbiltpk. tailed water, following which will continue through next R a ta l* leiirutum i. oral* and add, Sunday, 17111 afternoon a IM-Qoat and unit perada whipped up interj Mila altarp hair*, cui a round loaf eat of iha horaafofhi in Iha. cele­ af woui rja braid la cabaa, aat aliabration. , tag thtcvgh lot tern onitt. aland 0ne of tha big events ia th* anfair takiroon gtrjle i*lt with 1/1. nual “ Leaden of Florida'* banquet • mritad W i* r #r a ariariatt la*tea a Ktry ihlp, foliated hr her father, Th* Friday night when Gov. Colllna D ifflWd lal* evu la broad. Baht i \ rillar*, from Mia* Tr*m«ni,1lf« tha main speaker, ---- . **n«dalary •■geiveolr" in Oeed Heuae•v ia with mddi. loaf Ua laat II keeptag magstlaa, wa* takeA When ...... ....... Jr. Mi Truman was President.. . MfUtSI. LH.VON. IPONOB PIBi !, );ifn Mr story Mila TrnmaB rtvrala that t her father waa relurlant lw tun omal rorrai* ^ (ifa ahMild la -n id a atrip la U* fee iha ViSe-Preaidtftfy In trod, lfdd.1aad -- *h» ‘ _________________ __ admits lhat aha was disappointed .<da> tad eeoiad.) Mia ** euphugar, O. D. Farrell 310 B. Firpt who* her parly plana were caaroUad an the night of President ReaMvaJt'a , H ltbp malted hattar ar margarine, For 10 veari thla atora haa UwuPjEear, tv e * u r t l p , alldkup conalatentiy observed tha fri^ hw V tMmM***1 / IttaepkialkaUd, and Mlaa Truman 'r ft*a!enkgfM*t riad and fate* of tw*’ la d ta t a f l r f t a h in dasaiflSSt th* day-to-day aetlvltloa of th* N i l lowing hour*! ‘ iamoumaai rod cup milk. Carefully dnstl famUr aad Uo groat a£l near rreal aha mil la the Whit* Heoro. Wo*k day* • a. m. to d ill p. m. . Tirol l u n i f i whUta, beaten until Saturdaee • a, tn. to 7:M p. m. ■ MW bid i l l dry. pear late uabakag., Cliwud from 7 ill p. m. -< -g .ro k lta rt.il Bald, la mpaarata Saturday uatll • a. m, Mon. / M ft e T 'W .'ff.'IS ! fm m » D RILLIN G r RED-I-M IX KONCRETE M iracle Concrete Company Arcade IS - r * 109 Kfa -v-r., a-,- -W'r \ Packagd FOR BETTER The big news today the Florida fanning icene Shhe big iwitch to electricity I . . . vividly dramatized by Florida'i modem packing and pre-cooling plant*. Powered by electricity, these plants are a vita! link between lhe farmer and hi* markets. . , another "powerful" factor in better, more profitable Florida finningt FOR BETTER FARM LIVING. . . oday’s modem farmwife, besides uiing ihe familiar larger appliance!, reliea on scares of smaller appliances, too. Toast* era, mixers, electric cooking utensils, vacuum cleaners, and othor handy elec* .trie helpers lighten her housework, givo her added leisure for happier Florida living. �S 3 T ■■ Weather AN IN IIK H K N D B N T d a i l y HANFOIII). FLORIDA Pertly eleudy end warm with • ifmtld n ew spa per TUESDAY , m ATu i I 6, 1D56 few widely ncettrred shower# j through Wednesday; Law toy. night ■' H .l '— Awaoelaled Pres* I.ejjv+d Wire Group 75,000th Tuscaloosa Publisher Says Landing Great Made Is Authorine Lucy's Return Responsibility Tells "The itin Jard operating equip­ ment (or perenli of teenagers s.iuuld bo a shock-proof constitutionthe ability to «oll with the puochei, patience, love and a deep under* standing o( the make-up of youth," Dr. Robert J. Schmidt, Assistant Professor in tho School of Social Vclfare, Florida Stale University, I •m iu u n it u u u i ■ ! mo riiiu i/ u « il »'• I Institute, told his audience o( par- , j i rnts Inst night at Seminole High P School. In Die flrsl n( two classes to be held for adults, Dr. Schmidl said. ‘ (Jur problem is lo bridge thu gap or two generations.'' Parenthood Is the greatest career on earth and is also the grealcsf responsibility, he said, and added, God ordained the family even be­ fore the Church. Dr. Schmidt pointed out Ihe 13 W. H IG H DUNCAN provisions for the parents' rcsoon DON DALES sihility as homemakers. Tncy were, In their order: tl) To mold lives and develop good citizen*. (2) neiponsiDlli.-y of men­ ial and physical development. •3) Responsibility of helping flu child (ic,eiop emotion il viability. Hi S t.- i a* development wi h the help o? lit Church. |3 t Mo-tl and c-liii*i v«iucs—the oc»: way lo teach I'tam U by exampii. <ii) Develop the v.lucs and v iclcsomcncs* ul Justice of the Peace W. Hugh sex So live ihst you are yuur mean, announced today hli can- child'a best lesson. (7) Help Ihe Duncan. Don Rales, Sanford automobile Jacy for re-election of the AWacy Ihe office C|„|,i \ty Die groundwork of a dealer ami eivlc leader, today an­ of Justice of the Peace, Fourth stable life. Tho pattern is set he nounced hia candidacy for Itepre. District, in Seminole County, sub­ fore (lie , child starts school. In ventntive nf Seminole County in ject lo the Democratic Primary of ‘.lie lap of every parent Ilex Ihe tc- the State Legislature, Group No. M ay.'!. sponsibilily of your child's be­ 2, subject to the May 8 Democra­ b "1 deeply appreciate the confi­ havior. The school and church ran tic primary. dence bestowed upon me by the only help. The greatest need of a Bales al«o announced .that he people In electing me to serve them child today Is a happy homo where I* a candidate for the unexpirrd duflng this four yeer term, and tpve and atfection play a major term of this office caused by tha have at all tlmee made myself role. (8) I’arcol* should develop resignation of former Represent­ end my services available to the and help their child dovclop per­ ative Voile A. Williams Jr. iWople and the reace Officers at spective. (9) Help Ihe child develop He said, “I feel that wre would gny and all hours when called up- hlx own potential and grow toward get better and more rounded reon." Dupcan iald .In m»kjp| Jjla hia own fulfillment.. <I0) Develop presentation I n , our-State Legit apr.cuncement. ' •" * y iur own sense of humor. Help the Inture If we elect a better cross lit said, “ During my present child see the funny side of life. (U ); section of our business and protc.'tn I hive handled almost 2,000 Teach responsibility of handling foLlonal leaden, anil for that criminal cases and processed them money wisely. (12) Develop family reason, beiilg a small businesst,trough this Court at no' one' *'•’11companionship.' Help each child wiili an outlook toward a.‘ cost to the tax payers of this W(JIij 0l^ |,j, problems wiih wise s'ow lh of both oor County and County." counselling and guidance. (13) The 1 *m announcing my ranDuncan wav born SO yearv *S<*;child ha* a right to expect an at- didary for this impoilant office ^ R o y slo n (Franklin County) (la.. ir lc tjve home, brothers and tit- of " ur •S u l* government. is educated in the schools there, "Every citixi'ii 'like* to sea his (Coallaoed On Page Eight) ^nd came lo Sanford In 1923. lie or her government operated on married Ihe former Lenora Edwv c i * "husiuesa • like basis," said wards of Colbert, Ga. They have .......... ‘-j P ale Therefore, with a husithree children and two grantlchllJl i e - i lman l elrcted to represent the • reo. They reside at 803 Catalina x people of our County, Seminole Drive in Sanford. * County ran he as>uied of a ' “ This office had been dormant practiial representative looking for several years when I assumed $ h after the affairs nf their Slate <r and County government,” he tha post in January 1933 and I hav« .mad* avery effort lo give ou $ said. Vixens tha service they deserve "It I* my belief thav I ant god liava kapt tha offlco of Justice qualified, witli both education and «f the Peace tha closest lo the rxpet lance, to furnish th* vision people of kU our office*," Duncan end leadership that Seminole •aid. "If re-elected Ivplan several County has long needed," said Dales, improvements In Ihe 'service* dur­ Don Dales Is owner and oper­ ing the next four years." ator of Sunfonl Motor Co. and Duncan Is a member of the Kits' has liccii in Sanford for four D»;tJst Church of Sanford- Secre­ years. tary of (he Sanford Lions Previous to coming lo Sanford •neinhrr of tha Elk's, Ihe he lived jn Lake County, lie was AMoriatlon of Justice! employed by the U. S. Depart^ ftice and Constables, the Peace ment of Agriculture In 1918 when Office'* Association, and Ihe Semihe traveled a six county area in­ rn !» County Sportsman's AssortsROBERT S. BILLHIMEt cluding Seminole. if if if Bales said, "Having traveled this T-'TJyon my record of the past aiea with th* Department of ftreo years, and with a sincere deAgriculture and being familiar air* lo render a greater public with its land, Ils people, and Its Mrt'lce, f humbly solid! the sup­ problems, I enMtueiaslically chose port nf all our citixcna for an en­ Sanford and Seminole County In dorsement term ," Duncan aald. wihleh to estahlieh my builnaaa end rear nty family becausa of the community's friendliness and coopeiative spirit.” Bales served in the Armed k Force. In World War II and tha ; Butt" R'-*t* tydln" Ai-nrlsRobert S. nillhlmer announced ■r*i lx msVInj nlsns for a hi; today that he will be a candidate Korean conflict. Ha la a graduate ■*»rS«’t»» and pliy day Sunday In the May Primary for the offlco of Yala University with a de­ gree In Industrial Administration Jd"oY . M. 1 of County Commissioner from. Dis­ T>e b—b*"i'8 iv"l h» *-TVft at trict 1. Billhimer Is a native of ami Englnctilng. He la a member of lha Sem­ tw n at IV Karmcri Aurtlon Mar Virginia and has resided in San­ inole County Chamber of Com­ la*. At t ■"*» games on horseback he he'd st (he club arena ford for Ihe past nine y ean where merce in which ha heads Da In­ jBtrectly hv'*‘ml th i market. "A he is operator and owner of the dustrial Committee. He la Exalt, **Sar.?e will be mat'# for the bar- Greyhound Bus Terminal. He at­ ed Ruler of the Sanford l-odga fc y i'" b"t lh? e r - i'a and fun arc tended George Washington Univer­ BPOE No. E !l|| Campaign Chair, ■•♦F, free." a member, ala ted. The sity in Washington, D. C. and grad­ man for Uy Seminole County uated from National University in Unit of lha American Cancer jiib llc lx Invltad. Lsw. ~ Z . - . > Society; District Vic* President Defore coming lo Sanford, Bill- of th* Chamber of Commerce: hlmer resided In Washington G:uvt, Co-Chairman of the USO finan­ Md where he was a member of cial drive last year: member of Iho Town Council (or eiqht vcais. Ihe Amtlcan I-egion and Lions MARCH I While residing In Maryland hi a w Club. He uerved in the Seminole Adnilaiianc t AVf* Falrby Singleiary (Sanford) an Assessor under Ihe Maryland County Chaoiber of Commerce Strda Tax Commissicc 'am served membership and financial cam­ Laola Mathis (Lake Monroe) aa a director of tha Maryland As­ paign, chairman nf the Chamber John r . R un (Oviedo) sessors' Association, ^ Arthur J. Smith (Sanford) of Commerra Coffee Club and a Rillhimcr la Past Exalted Ruler member of th* Sanford Merchant* Hugh Barnaa (Altamonte Spiinga) Jaatrla* Clrvaland (Lake Gem) nf the Sanford Elks Lodge a Di­ Association. rector of the Seminole Chamber of * *■ DUcksrges He and hla wife Evelyn live In Man- Patricia Ha wain* (Sanford) Commerce; SocreUry-Treasuror of Saoford at 1801 Forrest Drive, th« Seminole County Democratic Wynnewood. They have two chil­ "B aby Boy Hawkina (Sanford) Executiva Committee: member of dren. * x ■/' m» K1!*w .(5*"terd> the First Methorllat Church, and Mr*. Belte I* a graduate of the hr Girl SlngMlarr (Sanford i on the Special Gifts Commilte* of University of Texa« I-aw School the American Cancer Society and practiced law In UcaburfM A lo r* Drive. v BaUa was in Tallahasaea today In 1130 BlUhlmgr imgrriad tha t . , qualify M o ra tha Secretary *★ ★ ★ "justice Of Peace To Be Candidate For Re-Election ♦ ublic Is Invited ffcn Locnl Borbecue iiifospifa/ Notes 1 Heavy Attack Squadron Five while conducting carrier qualifica­ tion operations aboard the USS Coral Sea recently had Ihe honor of completing the 73,000th leading made aboard that ship. Lt. BU) Hill and Aviation Elec­ tric n 2 c Edward Crlssman, both resldcnla of Sanford, wero awarded a glaot decorated cake honoring Ihe avenl by Coral Sea skipper, Capl. WUliam E. Gcnlner. As Die memorable landing teas made at night, the usual cere­ monies of having Ihe rake shared by Ihe ship's deck crew were dis­ pensed with. The cake was airlift­ ed under guard, to the U.S.N.A.A.S. where all hands of VAH-5 helped dispose.of it In the customary man ner. , The 73.000th landing also marked Hill becoming Ihe first "Savage Son" to complete lh* squadron's day-nlght-all-wealhcr carrier land­ ing syllabus In Ihe Ad aircraft. This week Ihe squadron It con­ ducting exercises aboird Ihe USS Randolph, a carrier newly con­ verted to the angled Right deck. Would Have Proved Letter Will Solve Dilemma Over Road | ,Action Relaxes Tension A letter '.ill lone she diffi­ culties » nich gicw out of a com-1 Buford Boone, publisher of the piaiiu timl a Seminole County Tuscaloosa News, Tu»caioosaa, toad was haxarduut, according to Ala., said In a telephone interview a motion mad* this morning at today lhat Aulherinc Lucy would the meeting of th* Seminole have been "killed” had she, re­ turned to Ihe University of Ala­ County lloaid of Cninmlaslonei*. bama. F-. D. Reinhart was notified, Hr said Hut action by the fuG through the Seminole County At- board of trustees had "consider- torney, lhat dirt was removed ably relaxed the tension" in Ihe from a toad on (he West aid* of Alabama city which has rocked Seminole County, with racial new* since Ihe Negro Acroidlng to an agreement cord applied lor • admission. this morning, Reinhart will re­ "ICs beyond romprchrslon and ARTHUR LUND ceive a letter slating that "theta imagination what an extremely is no basis for tho complaint nit serious situation w* had up her*," / the removal nf diit,” signed by the well-known southern publisher the Boaid of County Commission­ said. ers, Miss Lory, 28. was "permanent­ Mrs. ItrinharN speaking lo the ly rxpellrd" by the hoard nf trus­ Commissioner* following the agree­ tee* of the 123-.vearn|i| university Paul Millpr, prominent Indialanment on Iho letter said, "We do at a secret meeting last Wednes­ tic businessman, attorney and mem­ ber of Ihe Town Council, paid hia JUDGE ERNKNT IIDUSKDI.DER ,not wish In imply lhat Mr. John day night. Mrixrh has neglected the road for qualifying fee la«l wrek and of­ Th* Irusler's aetion cam* with­ It hat hern scraped rime and lime in hour* of an order from Federal ficially losscd his hst Inin Ihe ring Arnold Lund, owner of th# Still again." for Ihe racr for Die post of Stale Judgr II. Hobart Grooms ordering Senator from the 37th senatorial 1’rvraling that ihtAe will be ad­ her readmlsiinn lo the university, | • Surf Apartment Hotel a n d district. Hr Is opposing incumbent ditional construction on another Sh* had been suspended Feb. 8 l.und Itealty, announced today Douglas Stcnxtrum. section of property, Reinhart asked niter riots on Ihe campus over lhat h* will b* a ramlldata YoP Reprasrntatlva In Ctwigresa In th# A graduate of Ihe University of jllio Commissioners, " l am wonder­ her presence. Fifth Congressional District aR Florid* and Miami University, Mil­ ing if there is any animosity — I Commenting on th* Authrrtne ler is also a Stetson Associate. Hr know that I have not mad* anyone case, Boone lold The Sanford Her­ tha Republican ticket. Is well-known Ihroughoul Ihe stale LnnJ, who la 32, atated that lit fonder of me?" ald "We v'ere on lh* rugged edge a* an active worker In Ihe Baptist Commissioner O i l s Fnurakre of mass mumler. She would have would qualify tomorrow with the Church and In Gideons Internation­ «aid, "I don't think lhat liter* is been killed If she had returned. .Secretary of State, Ha It expeeta al. The publlaher haa worked with T*1 '•* h’,v* n” oppoeltlat In tha Ju.lie Ernest It.....holder today “n.'one on this Board lhat will lake Entering Ihe rare on a platform Gov. Jim Folsom and other mem- ^publican prlmprle*. * announced lhat he i» a candidal* altitude." of "A Businessman for a Du«lae*s for re-elocllon and has paid hw « l'-/*C»e<si f|ng the nin'Vn fq- the tv-ri r» '(;• pra.t 1ft Alabama t o L u n d Hat lived In Daytona* Job,” Miller sfalrs that he la vlc- qualifying fr'- •* -uch privilege 'YfVTicd lrlteV lo E. Il, Reinhart,' work nut a solution tu Hi* racial Beach for th# past nine year*) y*ar«t ally Interested in Ihe traffic situa­ coming h*r# from Riverside, III, problem, , In th* sum of ID'-O. Commissioner Fred Dyson said, "I tion In Seminole and Brevard "It has been said that It (thr In 1017, He and hla wife bull! Th* Judge says 'th a t It is en- **dl contend limit he road was In ('aunties. He h.ix plrdgcd himself Lucy ease I has set bark racial their hotel which they hav* b**H lo rxrrl Ins efforts ill rushing ?n ' Incidental tliul at this same Hum 3 hazardous condition snd wlum I progress in Alabama from 19 ••printing aver slnra. Shortly af« (0 year* ago that lit* people of »*• something hatardoui 1 will rc rnmplrtton Ihr twin pro laris ol years to a generation," Boone terwnrda h# opened hla real foui-lamng t ’.S. Highways I7, 9J Seminole Counts elerled me lo mv l,uri It. rotate office. The l.und* have said, first public office and that was A disnisaion In , Is to funds ai.d I three duughtars, two nf whom are Then hr added, "There are Iwo Miller lold (he pres thin week Comity Judgr." He said "being bi.dgrlrd for the Goldsboro Itr- classes of extremists here, tin the married. a Judge llirn is enlirelv iRCfereiil creation I'roiert was Uhli-.l mil11 ' tliat he fi-rlt that Ihe treinei'dous Ils was graduated from North, one side, tliera arc those who arc growth now being en toyed by from being * Judge now.” Tins lulor today aller City Commission- determined there wonlt he any fur­ western Uuivaiaily In 1020, ra« Seminole and Brevard Counties I* duties and obligations have in- er John Kridrr asked (or a clari- ther adjustment. On. Ihe other reiving a B.S. degree, and again sufficient lo entitle each nf Ihfvc cieasrd more Ilian -d) fold during fiealimi of the SI.800 in this year's side. Ihrr* srr those who want in 1029 from lha Northivests'n / i •§ budget fur construction ol iho huge II University Law School receiving counties la a Senator of t.x own I tu go all tha way.” However, th* adin'nlstrntloii of 3M'* a Doctor of Jurisprudence d*« Up declared "If I am elected, I Up referred to the NAACP, will do my best to see that we have Jtistii* tlirn wa* Hi* sain* as Kridrr recalled his appearsnee Meanwhile, news nut of Birm­ giee. two senators in Ihe li>39 session of now, sa'd Judge llnusholdcr. In-foie Hi* llnard of Counly Com- ingham. Ala., said that Misi Lucy's . From 1920 to 1929, while attend, "Justlr* cannot ever rhaiige If missioners re<|uesling lhat funds attorney, Arthur D. Shores, ssld log law school, he published Hire* Ihe Stale Legislature." Miller contends lhat the pro­ sdi’iinislere I M r|v *o-| ,- .paii- appruprialed by Hi* Board of City hn had no Ides what legal .-nurse weekly newspapers In the Chicago motion of legislation lhat will brnr * ilh nn 'cistanding and charily,";Commissioners be matched. The hr would pursue in an additional mrliopolilsn area. Upon gradua* ifund approved by Hi* City of San- effort to have Hie former school lion from law school, he practiced fit Seminole and Urevard Counties hr said, law In Chicago for 18 years before Is a big business enterprise and teacher readmitted. "My views, uiolri-landing and J ufd was for 13,730. should be entrusted lo a tried and ability are much mm* enlighten- Commissioner John Melsch said, Miss l.ucy left Birmingham, Alt. eouiing to Florida, He was presl* lasted successful business man. «d now Tbnn then, brean-e of “We studied Ihe tentative budget with Thurgood Marshall, chief dent of tie Berwyn, Illinois Bar He is the proprietor of the Paul Hi* past 10 years of association for 30 days before It was adopted counsel for th- National Assn, for Asroclalioa as well is th* Berwyn Miller Motel Apartments In In- and service w'lh my people of am! if Ihe budget says $1,300 or tha Advancement of Colored Peo­ Chamber of Commerce. In 1929 hs ple. The NAACP has been backing was elected as Slat* Bcprescnla. dinlanlic snd was formerly Ibr X r m l n o l * County." said the *1 loo, that's what If if, lio efforts over the past 29 months tlv* to the Illinois General Assem* owner of the Packard Automobile J" ! Other business approved during asenc.v in Melbourne. Tim most evicting obligation Hie morning session of thr Board in he admitted lo Ihe university. hly. In 1919 he wrote an aualysli In rtpelllng .Mis* Lucy from Ihe on Illinois Stale Kxpandllurea Mrs. Katherine Miller has hern added lo ths Counly Jud'/e Is County Commissioners included named campaign treasurer for her that h« must he Ju 'ce of Hie Dm approval of a Notary Commit- university, tha trustee* accused which was used by lh* successfulher of making "false, defamatory, hu*bar<l,-l' Juvenile Court which Is a separ- -iyn bond for I'ilt Varnes. received impertinent and s c a n d a l o u i gubernatorial candidate. He si dK at# court fn in tb* County a quit claim deed (or a clay pit at charges" against university offi­ owned and operated ■ chain of7! motion picture theatres. Presently, Judge's Court, be explained. Elder Springs from Orange Counly cials, h* alio owns and operates Ihe Dual "Earli d*v brin’-s a re tv nrohlcm and agreed to itsua a corrected Th* expulsion resolution said, »nd each child brings a new dial- deed for a right-of-way over whir.l "No educational institution can Filler Company, or Chicago, which Isoge, and whl1* I liava tiol suc­ a road had bern built on Over- maintain necessary disciplinary maoufaclurei air Alter equipment fur large industries. ceeded with all of our rhlhlren street l.and Company property, action of any student, regardless I know I hav* helped manv of The Boaid of Seminole County of rar* guilty nf Ihe conduct of Since coming to Florida he haa our youths, b'cause Ihrlr te-ord commissioners approved a Deputy Authrrtne J. Lury be permitted to been active In civic affairs, being president of lh* A1A Motel Associ­ p r o v e s it and they c o m e line SheriH's bond for R. K. Malloy Jr. remain.'* ation Iasi year and presently » : lo tell me so " he said. and approved lh* payment of bills member nf the Board of Governors In announcing hla candidacy for lubmtttcn by the Hanover Chemi­ ftemlnol* County Commlaiinner 1 S e m i n o l e County Judge, Judge ol llir Daytona Beach Chamhei of cal Company for supplies ordeicd Oil* E. Fourakre of Longwood an Housholder said, "I shall continue (qj. di* Counly Jail, Commerce, from which he jias nounred today and qualified a* a to dedicate my life's work to our taken a leave of ahienco nf tnii ' Clerk of Court 0. I*. Herndon adcandidal* fnr re-election In Ihe youth sml gu beyond my line of period of Ihe present c a m p iu it-• .,* -Board nf County Commiasloneri duly as Judge and carry my pro" vised the Board of Commissioners "Among my reason* for seeking.^ Seminole Counly, District 3. office," Lund slated, "I* the (Htk* gram of luva and um orManding* ilia* in "all probability Ihrr# will lalitre, primaries. One for Ihe Fourakre has served two terms to all of our people as th* outEdgar Emanuel Skinner, a rr- Irrsslng voting record of the 1n»v on th* Board of Commissioners and i standing method of t- ••venliun of special election of Ilia unesplred renlly retired Greyhound Bus Cop)- cumbrnt during hi* several Irrntl* Icrrn of Representative, Ihe rrgu- pany employe In Portland, Ora., k f.ll W . l a l a L <«a aor t * adelinquency.' I at 11 H («11«st l r * served at 'he noard'i chairman. (Continued On Page Eight? youthful mistakes He said ihfs morning. "Rated on II* said, "When I became your la. May g Democralie Primary, wa* found dead in his room Its! my experience during the past two Judge I promised you that I and a run off primary. night a? Ward’s Longwood Hold. terms on th* Board of County Com­ would make th* service In thr Skinner had bean a guest of the missioners, I feel thst I esn rendti (ConllnuH an Page Eight) hotel fur shout a week, lie was last the cltisen* of my district snd Sem teen Sunilsy afternoon and was Innla County a better service ilisn expected to allend a dinner party Roy Holler of 1131 Mellonvjjlr ever before. last nlglil. Ave . lias qualified aa a m em beraf "Throughout my two terms sFriends, going to the hotel th e e Mr*. Mamie B. Pagenhart, 82, the 1933 Presidents Council,....... oiJG>: your commissioner." l.n said, "I died at the local hospital at 11:63 (heir guest did not show up for the New York Life imurane* COWS have workei In close cooperation p. m. yesterday after a lengthy party, found Skinner dead In hl« pany's Top Club, according to; 0, with every om m lidonri' nn ihe illne.s, Rhe hud lived In Hanford room One of Ihe ro-owner* of lh* Appreciation Day ssill he observ­ fur An year* snd resided al 40J hold, with Ihe party that fourd L. Gibbs, general manager of UM» Board snd with every official. "1 believe In Hi* continued pro- ed Sunday at lh* First I'hrifitlwr* French As*. Hli* wa* bom Sept. ihe dead man? railed iir.'siew art company's Jacksonville branch " « iress of Sem'iio* County,” Com­ Church, Psslor Perry L. Sion* an­ D), 1871 In llurke County, Ga. Culpepper of Casselberry who ex­ Membership In th e council la based on 1933 sales records sm ile missioner Fourakre said as h» nounced |oday ^ Mis. Pagenhart ia survived by amined lit* body. mad* his annoumoinent ami paid This week each member of Ihe „„„ , | , ter( Ai M llounl llf Death' was attributed lo in ap­ composed of lh* top 300 sgsRU his.qualifying foa st I’m ofllr* of rhurrh Is asked lo w;rilu a letter Sanford; two nieces, Mr*. H. n. parent heart attack. Bklnner had of New York Life which 'h*a. J ‘ th eClrrk of Circuit Court, "and I nf appreciation >n the fellow-mem­ I'urdon, West Palm Beach; Mra. been dead fo ri approximately 21 field force of 3300 full-time age In 178 branch offices through* will ronltnua lo worit for every ber who has meant most to him, nr J. W. Ilrwilt, Waynesboro, Ga.; hours project that will enhance the eron- her during lh* past 12 months. The and one nephew, J. A. Bount Coroner Homer Sewell, examin­ lha United Stales. -Canada i ing ihe body anJ tha cireumstancas Hawaii. Holler I* with th* Jacks**, om of our Counly." letters, signed, sealed, addressed, Jr., Jacksonville. wt' "Seminole County Is cm* of tbc snd stamped, are to be brought lo Funeral services will he hold under which lha dead man was villa branch offloa, fastest growing counties In Ihe morning worship Sunday and taken tomorrow at 10 a. m. at Brisson found, drclarrd thst then* would be Gibbs said lhat Hollar •!* • * qualified lo attend an aducat State,'* Fourakre said- "and our up. They will he mallrd Sunday Funeral Home with th* Rev, A. no need for an Inquest. Hoard of County Commissioners ifternoon for delivery Monday. G. Mclnnia officiating. OUs Skinpor, son of iho Portland. conference In Palm Ipringr, I* musr rely nn experience and Th* minister predicted that the Burial will (>• In Lake View Or*, retired boa company em­ April 18-31. capability in furthering Us growth letter-writing will "eause a warm Cemetery. Pallbitrers will be R. ploy* was eonunsd and notified ef during tha important ygara ahead.” glow In many hearts and encourage H. Beckham, Claude Warboys, B. his father's death. Fourakro la married and baa tha growth nf brotherly lovn among W., Anderson, ta lp h Leasing, AW jraa take* be ★ ★ Local Auto Dealer Miller Qualifies Will Seek Position For Senate Seat 01 Representative Robert Billhimer To Run For County Commission Post Daytona Resident1 Reveals Candidacy For Represeniative; if if if Housholder Pays Qualifying Fees Tor Re-Election Fourakre Seeks 3rd Term As Member Of County Board M an Is Found Dead In Longwood Hotel Room Last Night Appreciation Day Will Be Observed Sundav At Church Holler Qualifies ; As Council Member Mrs. M. Pagcnhort Dies At Hospital ____ - - ' iiUfciv. ---- M B • *.e-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/. 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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 05, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6019c0d3b1afac49a1cebe9937dac215.pdf 450d6a02a94ea9e0c92f372b7c269d5e PDF Text Text ' , . * Prank Sinatra la ta la Hollya poU of disk l gowsdphoto). MM. FtAMCM OKAY, of Balmont, H u t . show* a pWture of actreee Grata Kelly to her daughter, Elisabeth, I, attar accepting ae lavlUU°n Jo taflbrtdaamald at tha waddingo<Um t i n atar and Print* Rilnler IU la Monaco op April It. Mr*, a ray, mother eg two chUdran, waa a fallow atudett with Mlaa Kelly at tha American Academy el Dramatic Aria la New York la 1947. (IntaracUmcl lovadaM o) W w w roejwt wiucn ii •nown •freaking toward a ten et within a SOO-mlle range. Above, tha Xedetoee ie ahown on a ll-etory high atada tael ataad at Badatooe > Atonal, Ala. Tha Snark la at/ U f SCMMIOT, M, of Stockholm, tak a a practice drink from tha U, SL National Indoor Tannla Charaplonahlp cup In New York attar wlnnlng the title la the aeeond all-foreign Anal* In SB year*, lie de­ feated hlg heavily-favored fellow countryman, Sven Devidaon, 26year^ld Davla Cup veteran, 6-1, 6-3, 4-10, 1-3. (International; THIS IS THIPOSTAOI STAMP accepted by the Principality of Monaco to commemorate the April wedding of ectreea Grace Kelly end Prince Rainier IIL It beara photo# of both and la decorated by reproduction of the royal crown and tha wedding date. The dtnomlknation of the aLamp will be one franc. (International Radio photo THIS IS AN AVTIST'S CONCIPRON og the now lUpar-bacona being) inatalled atop the Empire Stale Building, l,0#3 feet above Fifth Avenue In New York City. Generating almoet two billion candle-J power of light, they will be the brlgbteat eontlnooue man-made source of light In the world. Engineer* claim tha baama will be *eaa from a SOO-mlle dtitance by air and SOmllea from tha ground. They hope to have the lnriallatlona ready by Eaiter Sunday, April 1, when acacUl dadtaatln* aaremaalo are aebedulad,, jJoUniaRanaUi BUM producer Trad 7. Tlnklehoffe u klaeed by hla bride, the former Carolyn Jo Phillip*, • fashion eonaultant of New York, prior to cutting the wedding cake after their aurriege In Holly­ wood. Tha ceremony took place In the home of Sim afar Judy Garland. ----- (international) •*V-yAVV *■i*1"* •»* from Monaco currently. Anticipation of tha royal wedding In mld-Aprll, tha card ihowa dure# of soon-to-be princct* Grace Kelly and Prince nalnlrr HI. laeetefumaaadavlewattbeMoucaaneUci ((atonwtlonaU Stuart Spescar, B, look# a little woeiegonf, while Becky eemi a little Irate, ac Miami policeman, Dave Nhulman parking ticket on thrlr flashy little car. This scran might I yean from now whrn the hide are grown up, for tha car lu question 1a an ciact mlolalure working model of Ponllae Bfator Division’s famous dream ear, the “Chib da Mer." The mini* lure really runa-«n battery power, and Is currently being ehawn •round mo tha country in In conjunction with wllh the 1B3S 1931 G3I GM Molorama, Molorsma. uuwms wharf lu big brother, Ihe "Club do Mrr" It attrecllug thousand# oi BMUr.tflBriflJttEeglhiuMaU to the Pepllac exhibit. y}m L OWING HU TINTH CHIID a loving lick, thU 19-year-old mama guar at the Washington, D.C., Eoo U full of mother love. Tha gaur*a native hsbltat U India, Durma and tha Malay Penlntula, where she U called a aelarieng. Tha anlmnl la conaldored one ot the moat merrllesa adversaries a hunter can meat ( * (laternatlonal Soundphoto) BITING WON over tha Pyramid#, the lest oeeretic of tha Royal Air Porce leaves Egypt under thaAns Canal Zona bate# agreement. Special permission the Egyptian govarnmant for thla farewell flight dateri wonder# by tha 20«th Plghtar-Roaouala A of tha Royal attand.dtbe ACTUM M ay t o o Puratanberg la surrounded by bloeaoma aa aha helpa te arrangemenU for tha 19th annual InUrnatlonal Ptowar Show which open# at th* Wanamakar Show Pataca la J* 1™ • ^»Ppy smlia on bur are •bread* « « l a up la . German ahepherd J®®•" Duliburg, Germany. Tha foster rM m W M �• ' ’T ; ^ : T I |3 , , h Sanford Shop and Save Waather Partly cloudy threagh Ratnr# i i y with t ftw shnwsra this afternoon ind tonight, ‘ A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y ■j....... ExtaO ftahcd V O L U M E S L Y 1I1 H A N FO R D . f k v R I D A NEW SPAPER F T U D .A V , « . , T , r n 'JayceesToHear Farris Bryant Representative Farris Bryant of Ocala, a candidate for the guber­ natorial raca in the May Primary, will be the featured speaker et the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce luncheon here Thuradey March 15. All of the candidates for gover­ nor have been Invited to spesk before tha local Jaycea organisa­ tion during March and April. Bry­ ant la tha first of the candidates th e Houm Armed Services Com- to accept the local Jaycee Invi­ inlUee, in Washington, Wednesday, tation. approved Oia requeued authorisa­ Olhrr civic clubs have been in­ tion for t4,N4,ooo for aircraft vited to Join the Jayceet to bear m intananca facilities, airfield Bryant when he comes here to pavements, personnel facilities and speak. CAPTAIN J. T. BLACKBURN. USN. Commander nf llntwlnsr One, (ext. Icfn and Captain R. W. utilities at the Sanford Naval The arrangements for Bryant’s Jackson, USN, Coinman Jltur (ifflcec of Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, tthlrd from left) pieAuxiliary Air Station, appearance here were announced sent Irdr. r . M. Kroll, USN, Administrative Officer of Motiving One, (an-mid from MO and ( dr. f Congressman A. S. " 8yd" Her- e t yesterday’s Jayccy: noon lunch­ J. ft. Wilson, USN, Operations Officer of NAAS, (fa r rigid) with checks Tor their dav’a pav respec­ long Jr., iald in a telegram to The eon meeting at lha Sanford Yacht tively kicking off lb* Station’s 105H Combined Charitv Drive. (Official Phnlo. U. S. Navy) Sanford Herald yesterday, that Club. (Ms ia a part of House. Resolution Larry Condict, presently presi­ MU. dent of the Orlando Jaycco orga­ Herlong explained that this Bill, nisation and a National Director ■Her leaving Committee, goes to representing 21 clubs in (he Cen­ the House for consldtralioa. "The tral Florida area also spoke yes­ Sill, a t passed by ike nouse and terday. He revealed his caudidacy Senate will merely grant the auth­ for tha fourth District vice presi­ orisation request," Congressman dency which will be filled at the Iferlong explained. statewide meeting in Jacksonville. The Office nf education, Health 1 ■♦ ’"Then, the Defense Department The first annual Sanford Naval Wellborn Daniel, fourth District must go to tha Appropriations Vice I’reitdrut, accompanied Con- Auxiliary Air Station llatwing and Welfare certified the pay- 1 merit of J 11!,738 to the Hoard of Committee with their request (or diet to Sanford for his appearance One Combined Charily Drive was t’lihlie Instruction, S e m i n o l e money to carry out the authorised kicked off Wednesday by initial( :--------County,. ----according to a telegram her*. Daniel spoke on “seal and -----„ ... projects," Herlong says. | - morning to The Sanford enthusiasm" in the Jaycco orga- contributions by Captain L. W W*.• I this The presant Bill, said Herlong, nustion, especially on Ihe local Jackson, USN, Commanding Of- Herald released jointly by Sen la authorlialion and not an ap­ level. "Take them in and put | fner of Sanford Auxiliary Ale ntot s Spessard Holland and propriation. them right to work," was Daniel’s Station, and J. T. Blackburn, l SN, (ieorge .Smatlirr, and CnngresaHowever, ha explains, lha De­ recommcndation to tho local Jay- Commander of Hatwing One. man A. S. “Syd" Herlong Jr. fense Department usually has no Proposed drive contributions for The payment Is made according difficulty with tha appropriation cee membership. The Seminole County Junior every person aboard the Station, to tentative entitlement purruionce the authorisation has been Tli# Heiltratlnn of I'inecreal Chambcr of Commerce is current-. both Military and Civilian, is one ant to public law 871, the lele•approved. School, recently fompteted ami ly In tha midst of (heir annual1 day’s pay. gram reveals Captain Robert W. Jackson, Both Capt. Jackson and llla-'kSuperintendent of Public In- now In full use bv both elnmenCommanding Officer of the San­ membership campaign. hurn, donated $38 each, <a day's atriirllon It. T. SflUee this tnry and junior iilgb school stu­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, pay for the rank of Captain) to morning said that the payment dent* vv111 bn belli Sunday after­ ■aid yesterday, when contact*! Cdr. J. H. Wilson, USN, Opera- ef more Ihint 12-thmnand dollars noon at Join. lor comment on the approval, Dr. Arlis Woodall Slate Superintendent of J’ublle llin» Officer of NAAS, ami chair­ "helps tiemcndotuly" in Ihn fin ‘'I have no further Information man of lha drive, and l.cdr. C. M. anrlng of Seminole County's Inatruetlon Thomas D, Bailey will ether than lha announcement To Hold Opening b# the principle speaker for the Kroil, USN. Adminlst.alive Offi­ ■chon)*,made In reference to the approval occasion. cer of Hntwlng One, respectively. illlwr# said that a eomplet# ef the Armed Services Commit-, O f Offices Soon A goal "f 110,000 has been s#l and accural# rev'oid is made nf School, County and City digtee.’ * The formal opening nf thlroprsr- for the NAAS mid Fleet Unite tha day hy day ntlen-lanc# in nltarles sviIf be seated on tho tlc offices her# by Dr, Arils W. h»e»ir*Tf)o7K Th* Intel rontrlbu- i Seminole County’a public achoule platform for the dedication m # Woodell will be held March 8. Mo»M will be .n n p o r - 1r f t ’dldren of p^rvonn*! assigned muny, which will lne|ndv tb# State Farm Mutual and 10 e t 1UB Slim*—Par!. At (tonally ‘IIKbtflf'tT O tiriUAr wtibh '*■" fti^Bwwfnni Naval ' Anxillarj fill m»r‘ pt.vent •*!l,m of th* key* a here e tulle of offices bai been as: The Naval Relief Society. 1Air Btallnn. In the school oy Seminole County tyumber II Insurer lots led. The American Red Cross, March Reports are kept hy Admtnl- Superintendent of Instruct inn, K. Of Autos l a s t Year Dr. Woodall, a gradual# nf the nf Dimes, American Cancer So- ■tmtivo Assintimt Wnltrr Tengue T. Milwet', from daily tabulnllon* imhniiltrd Kntlowing lb* di-dli-ailort eer«Again in IMS Stale Farm Mu- n J ’ Uslmcr R****1*1] ^ ‘"‘f riety, etr. tu il wi» the netlon’a number 0n e 1 *', .r orl?p c C,1 ^ . n r r n „ ^ I lb # drive alii continue tbrouj-tj to Ids offic. hy principal* nf more, the rntiie school rill t»* Insurer of automobiles, Adlal II. Is originally from Texarkana. Tex. „ ir n|)inth of Msrihi MlU| up t„ Semirmlo County Schools showing thrown open fur public mspecth# attendance record of I lie t|nn Ha says Dial he cam# In Florida ; A Rusl, president, announced from ’ _________ , Naval personnel children, aaid Members of Hie P-TA of Pinethe Bloomington, ill., home office. to take some of his basic science 1 Milne#, etc-I Retinol, bradnt hy llaiiy g Irving I Pryor, local represen- examinations examination* and amt "Liked • .met the tne Stale mate C _ r t | _ n J r . C n r ; n n < Thev# report* sr* submitted to \\> ,,, president of th* gro p will •(alive for the firm said that Slata so well decided In locate here. jO m G n d O jp r iP g S the office ef the Siipcrintcmlriit ink# pari in the program, ys r_ Farm Mutual Automobile Insur­ "I conaidered locating at Pans -yof Public Instruction for the T h e completely modern school, ance Company, according to offi­ m i City, Fort Lauderdale, and I 0 U p G I l j Q l U r G G y I • /fO tL V Slot# of Florida and «r# further representing th* n#«#'l er|iilpcial figures, led all competitors several other Florida cities but » s I c a r suhmitt#d tn III# ntflr# of ll#nlth. „,rnt nlll| facilities for #t|n Stlnn, (or th« ltth straight year In both chose Sanford because of Its M a r k i n g u V r n sarnad premiums and number of friendly people ami wonderful Rsnlandn Sprinss will gn Into full ^duration amt \V#if*r* which tvn< p„| Into lit# Isst yesr with n turn rrriifir* lh# pttjntcMt in •1* #ii>ni#nlnry grailet »nil Hi* cere Insured. Pryor pointed out etmniphare," aaid Dr. W'wxlal se*!# sprlnc sn.1 summer oprra- — that today 8Ut« Farm protects "Senfocd ia (he friendliest town linns Saturday m.n' ioa tbr f.!Mh lli.i Im’el Board of Public lo­ iumor hist) school eighth grad# tranferred thrr# at the l.i ginning oyer 4,000,000 c a n , half a million 1 have ever seen in my life," said year It lias been s popular recrea­ strttiThin. Tlir $12,735 represents th# gov- of ihn year. more than any other company. Dr. Woodall, "and I am happy to tional park (or residents nf Cen­ !t l* expected that th# entire On the dollar aide, the com- locate hare and become a resi­ tral Florida, th* management an­ emmenl's share in th# expense of furnishing rducntinnnl facil­ ainlltorllim will he filled for the • t4,paoy's earned premiums were dent." nounces. ities for children of new people nnii'ilnn Riimlny afteriionn. '8231,373,000, up 12 per cent o*er Dr. C. W. Wcstphall, a staff doc- Numerous Improvements have to Sanford and Rcintiude 3154. Thli Included *233,755,000 of tor at the B. J. Palmer Research,been made during the part six coming , wl,n nln , B the rtlia tii a t n >S Tm>r> ill tv n , I . I _ r- — 1 . . . . .. L _ — — auto premiums. Direct premiums Clinic at Davenport, low uwill bo months andI Sanlandn Springs is re Snufotd Naval Auxiliary Ai Ww. written stood a t -*235.150,000. in Sanford for the three-day for­ ported to be ready for Its largest i j Id IMS several millions in addi­ mal opening of Dr, Woodall's of scamn in hisiory tional savings were returned to the fieri. Coinciding with III# full npera MARCH I company's policyholders through Dr Woodall ia married and haijtion of the park,' tha flnwerin a Vocational School IIlM h srtrs rate redaction .programs. State r L „ ,i Chirles Shaffer f a r m Mutual, an ‘kiWependent" two boyi aged three and fiva years plant! are nearing Hie pr»k n[ H# said this morning, "I would their full bloom including ataleas, W i l C r S j n O l l V x O U i5 C Mr». K*nl« and hahy tom panr, tiiuraa Ha owa rates, like lo Invito tha citliena of San gardrnlai camellia! and thouiamh rtie Seminole County Vocational Frances Btstlltm according to tha accident records Admissions Schnnl is beginning a short rmirs# '-■ •I Its owa polleyholderi. General­ ford and this area to are the newly of annuals. ly, Pryor laid, B ute Tarm rates redecorated suit# nf nffiees and lo in observance nf lh# opening of in Commercial Law, starling Mon- Donald W. Smi'.iberg fOsIrnt) lh# nrw sertioii, nlfiriali nf Semin- day. March A, The emirs# will h# .tiivephln# Pullark l Plymouth) run from 20 per cent to *0 per meet Dr. Weatphall," ole County, Sanford, Altamonte taught from f> to Hi a m., flu- vtaya ‘ .Mildred Chnrpening (Ssnfordf aent or more below those of moat Springs, Longwoodi OvioJo and 4 week for six werks. ether companies, depending ea the MARCH 2 area and type oi coverage. Caisclbcrry will be honored with It is a non-leclinical course deAdmissions Salvation Army The company’s year-end balance a chicken barbecue Saturday even- signed to give the student informa- Mr* Mary Cameron (Sanford) gheit thowed aiaeU ef ever 1331 Rededication Set Ing. ilirin on the meaning and operation 11 lix Wen Iher.spoon (Oviedo) • millions and surplus ef over f i l l Dll* E. Fotirakre, Seminole of the law with uhlrh he lives. Tills llischarges -millions. Sunday A t 3 p. m. County commissioner, and J. E. emirs# la open In any adult in Rem .'Ire. Violet Hudson and baby Good IN I galna were alto ra------ **— ” Watt • la Mrs. *Lydia (Oviedo) Tho rodedicition service of Tho Roblnuon, o vv n # r of Sanlando innle County, .•p o rte d by State Farm Mutual’* Salvation Army Citadel of Ban- Springs, will be hosti. the teacher. Jnveph T. McDonald fSenfnrd) Die and fire Insurance afftllatei, Pryor aaid. Slate Farm Life In­ ford, will be held Sunday after­ surance Company now hat *030,- noon at 3 o'clock occordlng tit l.t. 100.000 of ordinary inauanre on Ha Raymond Luce, Commanding Of­ Sooki and assets of over flM mil­ ficer of tho local Corps, The public la cordially invited to attend this lions. State Farm Fire and Casualty aervtco which will bo held on the Company upped Hi premium vol- premliea at 214 ’Eaal Second St. Lt.-Colon«l and Mrs. II. W. ’ time by 34;per cent, to reach over 810,400,000. ita asset* now exceed Young, Divliionil Commander* of • 130,700,000. The Hie and fire com- tha South Atlantie Division of The A Biniea are both wholly owned Salvation Army will be present at Ihe aervlco and Colonel Young will by B u te F arm Mutual. deliver to Ihe congregation lh# re.dedication address. R a l p h A. Rollins' Students Smith, Chairman of tha local Ad­ Board will prealde ever the T o Speak A t Rotary visory meeting. ' ’ A program hi keeping with the An outstanding attraction in Ihe „fourth Object of Rotary Interna­ program will be the playing of the tional, "The advancement of Inter- Orlando Corpa band, Treliminary aatlopal understanding, good will, music starting at 2:10 will be ren­ 'and peace, through a world fellow- dered by this group. ffd’ahip of biutnesa and professional -m en united in lha ideal ef ser•vle#:" will featnre the meeting of (he Sanford Rotary Club next Mon­ Rules Are Amended day imofl at the Yacht Club when Th* Gam* and Fresh Water ■eevaral student* from Rollins Col- Fiah Commiuion, according to a lego will speak an their re spec lira rale*** (rent that office In Tail*# countries. h in t* , recently amended Ha raguAppearing m lha program will latlona governing alligator bunting be the lollowing: — Mica Dorothy In tha Wekive River. Evelyn, RracU; MDc Elina Aguaro, Aeeurding to the release concern­ m Cuba; Vicente AntonatU, Puerto ing lha nttalldg nf r«b. a, Ihe efft-RIco and Joaa Boca, Venasuala. Gam* and Fresh Water Fish ComRobert V. WUhanU. see re- mioaioa formerly closed tho WekUAQIEB CHAT ABOUT FASHIONS, Mr*. Gustave Bamberger, end Mr*. A rt H arrif. left, ^ £ f i A. J. Hanna of RoOias, Ik* River, lit both Lake and Bern .LOVBLY r lc! J l l #,r «P™lon« to Mr*. Robert Floshar, Mrs. John MrCruckwt end Mr*. Joe Tull* « t N alligator hunting. Um (MHcore JViveo S om M| Teo oog Jo th lo s Show iwld in the iU y ia k yeaterdey. (g to tt photo) Committee Passes SNAAS Warrant lo r Over $6 Million Jackson, Blackburn Board Is Certified Are First Donors Payment Of $12,738 To Charity Drive Pinecresl School ^Dedication Is Set Sunday Afternoon #. J fli ------ r Hospital Notes JkXi'/.fi in sfi A r a w d s tH Pr* W frt Plans Are Completed For French Avenue Dedication, Banquet Red Cross Issue E m in e n t Gets In Full Swing V i s i t o r s With $1300 Pledge T o A t t e n d Plana have been completed for Th# 8*minnln County Chapter, the French Avenue dedication and American Bed Cross find rais­ nbhon cutting ceremony to be held ing rnmpnign got into full awing here in Sanford next Friday after­ ynstniday with a gigantic spurt noon at 4 o'clock, aeeurding lo in contribution* amounting to 81 ,- James A. Wright, chairman of tho 31*1) in on# ptrdgn from the San. Seminole County Chamber of Com­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. merce Frenrh Avenue dedication Captain Robert W. Jarkann, an­ Committee who released the rol­ nouncing the pledge, on behalf nf ler thli morning of distinguished tb# prisonnel at tha local Navy visitors who will be her# for lh# Its*#, sdileit tha impetus to get event, Senator Charley E. John* and th# drive into action fium the 3lrs. Johns will he here for the vary first moment. rihhnn cutting cerrmnnies to be M u. Stanley Kupl, Advance held In front nf the Seminole High Gifts rhaimmn for lb# Seminole School. Johns was Acllng Governor County Red Cross fund and and President of the Senate when l.T. CHARLES U ARNOLD membership campaign, told th* ihe rnntrari for Frenrh Avenue (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) gioup attending a kickoff break­ was let, said Wright. fast yesterday that two event* Other distinguished guests will will highlight tli* month's acti­ vities in rai*e fund* for th# more Include Francis P. Whitehalr, a member of tho Hoad Hoard when than fMIllfl goal. th# contract was let fnr the film said that a benefit card throughway; William It. Dial, pre­ party will h* held at th# Mayfair sent lloail Board member nf the Inn nest Tuesday wlilrh will draw fitth District; Justice Campbell hundreds. She said, "It will h# Tliornal, a member of "the Hoad tli# lilggest event nf tho season." Board before receiving hli appoint­ •* i i Another benefit affair will h# ment to the State Supreme Court; • Mairli 28 iac# to lia atagad at Carl Hos# nf Ocala; Henry Batch Lt. Charles L. Arnold, USN. wtfl Seminal# Raceway Dark op, rated and Holland Dean of Orlando, Al assume duty as Chaplain of th i hy Richard Sodero and W. R. Bogero of Clearwater; McGregor Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air IU* Kemp. Mrs. Knpl said “This will 1Smith of the Florid* Power Corn Hon March IS, succeeding Lt, F. W. he a tiemcmloiis affair and ssa'ra of Miami; Hlrharton Kdgrrton of Kempson, USN, who has rarahred expecting wonderful lespnnsu at Mt. Dora; Jame* It. Cragg, head order* In th* U.g.R, F»#4m*N;8l*#i1 plana nafeld.", ■ of Cragg ConstructionTo, of Oeala; Sin Diego, Calif. ' ** 1 Fneilltlea ef the Mayfair Inn Robert H. FlU, of th# Florida Lt. Arnold Is lha son of Mr, AL are tiring miitiltmlrd for t tie Power ami Light Co, of Miami; hert J. Arnold, net W. Hirrlson lienefit eiiril party, sat* Mnimgur Wilbur Jones, chairman of Ihe Av#., Villa Grove, III. Fran.. Mehane Jr., gen. manager Hoad Board, of Tallahassee; and A veteran of '2 years of Naval of the New York (iiants* plush Sumpter I-owry, nf Tampa, guhertourist hole!, "Breakfast for the nalonal candidate in this year's Service, Lt. Arnold reported her* from th* Second Air Wing, l l kickoff meeting held yesterday rare for governor. Cherry Point, N.C., wbera h* setw,vs nl-o eontrilmled i«y the Mav­ Senator W. A, "Bill" Shandl nl ved *i Chaplain, ion- Inn," siiid Manager Mehane. Gainesville will head th* list of Stale Senators who will l># in San-1 LL Arnold entered the Navy an­ Inrd for the French Avenue d*dl-1 tler the Natal Cadet program, and cation and banquet. Other Bona- j r .reived his commission as Ensign, Inn to he her# include Senator' Aug. I, 1242. Serving on active Bill Pearce nf Palatka, Senator duty until April 1, 1844, ha wag Hill Gautier nf New Smyrna, Sena- then re1ea<ed from active duty, Inr J. It. Rodger* nf Orlando, Sen­ and entered the Southern Baptist Robert f. Crumley, a mernher of ator Ed Baker of Umatilla, Sena­ Theological Seminary, A gradual* of Eastern inilnola the Crumley arrl Monteilh Insur­ tor Nick Conner nf Inverness, ance Agency, 117 S. Bark Av#., Senator J. C. G#t»*n nf Ruahnell, M»t* College, a n d 1 th* Southern Thcologi.al Seminary, Kanfnisl, hat recently completed an and Senator L. K. Edwards of Oca- Bapllst Chaplain Arnold hai lh* BSR, and intensive eight week course on lla, t the principles nf fire, marine, and Stala Representative* In Sanford HTii degree*. Since r#-rnterlng the Navy Is casualty insurance enmlurtcd hy I March a for lh* French Avenue th# Insurant** Company of North dedication event will include Hen­ 1935, Chaplain Arnold h n served America Companies. Crumley, was ry Land of Orlando; Rill Coleman sboard Ihe CR.3. Missouri, al Ih t graduated with lha 38th class of nf Orlando; Jim Sweeney of Da- Marin# Corpa Recruit Depot. Par# the school for agents sponsored by Land; Farria Bryant, nf Ocala rls Island, S.C., and with tha Sac# North America *t Its horn# office who la elan a gutwrnntarial candi­ nnd Marina Air Wing, at CharrF dal# In Iht* year’* primary, Point, N.C, in Philadelphia, P*. Among hli decorations, Chaplain Crumley was graduated from Charles Using of SL Augustine; Seminole High School and tha Uni­ Max Brewer nf THuavill*; and Arnold holds th* resid en tial Unit Cllatlon. tha Korean Unit Citation, versity of Florida. II# aerved In J. A. "T ar" Boyd of Leesburg. Also her# for th# ribbon cutting WW II Vlrlnry Medal, Aslallq Pa* the C S. Navy as a LI. fjg.) in Ihr Amrrl#an and European Occupa­ reremoniri will he District Kngi- clfic, Japan#.# Occupation, aqa tion ‘Iheslres for three and a half neer Richey Green of th# Slat* Korean Campaign. . years and was discharged In No­ Road Department's DaLand Offlca H* is married lo th* former Mlsl Ruth B, Cobh, of Pensacola, Thai* vember, I C r u m l e y la acltv* In and H. I,. Kdwardi. Kxlensiv1* plana havt been ar­ have two children, Lynn Earnest, tho S.infurcl” Jnnn»r Chamber of ranged for lha rlhboa culling avent five and Charles Barrett, 18 ^ j Commerce. Th# North America Companies— next Friday which Inrluil# first, months. composed of Dm Insurance Com­ the dedication of th* aix-lane pany of North America which ia thmughway and lh* ribbon cutting th# nation's oldest and largeit ceremony. A speaker'* itand will | stork fir# and marina Insurer, he located just in front of Semi­ Philadelphia Fir# and Marin# In­ nole High School where the Semi-1 surance Company, and Indemnity mile High School Band will be Insurance Company of North heard Immediately prior to tha , , ■■'c i «vent. America — Is one nf lh# leading Entertaining Ihe guests of lh* * At 7 o'clock n#*l Friday evenunderwriting group* in th# United ing, a banquet will ha h rld 'at th# Mayfair Inn Ihe fiemirtote High Slates. Mayfair Inn whero guest* and School Rand will p ro m t a eon# Sanford and Seminole County rivic r#rl on Ihe lawn at 4 p, m. Sun* leader* will pay Irihot* lo those day, March 4. The band is play# Relative O f Local responsible for the French Ave­ ina the roncert In renmn*# to. Iht hospitality given by lha hotel ‘,i nue project. Rcsider>t Succumbs Th* avent Is to h* on* of th* Ing the recent visit of the * Jamc* 11. Turley, 75, brnlher-ln- biggest ever held here, according University nl Miami Rand..”, j*. Several of the numbers Id b s law of Mr*. Georg* Mine passed to Chairman James A. Wright away In Huntington, W. Vi. after who haa been au lite d In tho plan­ played are "Titus O verture"'b p ning nf th* two program* by Sen­ Moiart; "Tiberius‘ O verluri". hp » lung illness. Mr. Turley was a fnrmer real- ator Douglas Stenstrom, Represen­ Clarke; "Colnrama", Deep RH’i r dent nf Orlando, an Elder at the tative Mack N, Cleveland Jr., As­ Suite and the novelty number First Presbyterian Church nf Dr- sistant State's Attorney Voile A. "M iliary Eicort in Five Way*" Undo and a member of Ihe N, P. William* Jr., and County Prosecu­ hy Henry Fillmore. Captain Jm$ KiMier will conduct Ihe March '.‘OR You ell Bible Clast of that rhorch. tor Karl) I# Householder, It Is expected that one of Ihe the Square" and Drum H«Jor Ha tvai retired from lha Charles­ largest crowds ever gathered for Robert Armstrong, student coamif* ton Trenslt Co, one event will witness th* official tor will wield ihe biton for Vlttnp Besidei Mrs, Stine, ha Is iurHerbert's "Gypsy Song." ■ •••veil hy one daughter, .Mr*. M. F. opening, dedication, and ribbon"Buglers’ Holldaj" by Frailer of Ashland, Ky.j and two rutting reromony throwing open Anderson will, be played b. Ihe completed French Avenue pro­ grandsons. trumpet trio consisting of C Tli# body 1* being shipped to Or­ ject to clliieni of Samlnol* Coun­ Joe Fisher, Sidney Vihlaa lando for burial In Woodlawn Ceme­ ty. Sgt. Leslie Smith, SgV B1U tery and funeral arrangements will nier will render a lympanl h« announced later. for Tynspanl" by 'Sock Dance'Tonite "Concerto Th* fianfni Junior High School berger, Several marches w MEETING POSTPONED student) pill have a "Sock Da oca" played throughout tha co n c« |. The Diughtart of Waslay Sunday tonight In tha Calory Crate. School Class has postponed Re Blue Jaeaa are tha appropriate Tuesday meeting due to tha death eostum* for tha event. Light tool E ra. L. U . l> r*. tm h m e e ti will kq aenad. Lf. Charles Arnold Will Assume Duly • As NAAS Chaplain Robert J. Crumley Completes Course In Philadelphia High School Band To Play Al Mayfair t'WwMW �______________________________________________________________ _______ T W SANFOAP Church KoticM m u d t o pN ito rtiS « t t h e H erald o* bjr. 8 Pm. 6a th* dip M M pofcMftfttJoa. A tfilg fllhlML DofSlW WOMhjp. evening aarvicaa: ' W. F. Brook. Jr., . I Fnd 1. Flihtr, AiuclaU f I, ttalnlof Union. p rtll ACCIDENTS WILLHAPPEN! » , « M Morning WWrtJg Training Union EvMiflf Worihlp The Fulowihip Hour JtEtBODIsf csi/MCh La oral A rt. i l H I i t . Sunday School 1:45 i. m. Morning W orlM M:4i .< a , WtdMIHay P. 41. Y. T.W p. a , . to.nii Iv.olng EVUMUUI f i l l g, Si. ffednaadny dlfftl g f* |tt U d P r.y#f A child’s roller skites left on tni s u ir i. *. i trttn deeply «ftgrossed in hl» paper . . . one. jnore step. . . fate doses in! i ButitUft’tfate-Juittheora-' less, thtwihUesajpreoccupatlpit of humanity; i K o, relltiontaan ’ auarantee' our safety^ from aeeldenM lik% this one, f* But fcthaTChristianf CkttrflH offara man aafety from treater peril*, ilt teaches him tha dant«ra inhsrent In hi* ownllm-, pulses ? . . it shows him His rs-„/ tponiibility)for,the llvw'and faith of other* *v. It attauiatsiL his aoul*deep yeaminf to know dod .V. it asauraa him that life has jeternal tmeanint ^through' Jeaua Christ, i Accidents lwill happen—but spiritual tragedy need notl tav She eternal aafety of all menl the*careless,Hthe thoughtlsew the preoccupieduChriit died/ 11:00 */H C:15 p.m 7:30 jj.M, S;30 p.l» SgfVBo 1tU Nu/JIry at all itfvU ll. WELCOME gratae aorvica 7:90 p. m Sunday Compiny Muting 10 a.m. Sunday School 1:45 a.m. Adult Clan undar Leidlrihl* Hollnata Matting U a.m. o! Dr. Frld Eaamlnler Young POoplaa Leriofl 7 p.M, C lilali tbr 111 Igel-Ruddf* tor INI Iriiall 6d4i, Tueaday Y.l Morning Worihlp 11:00 a.m. p.m. Berrion: "A Gllftpaa O! God" Salvation Mi ‘ * Wadnaadjy I TiJO p.m. hoLV d io M cftuitcfc (EnUcogil) Bit. M . ty tlle ttl z lm ttlr u n , U s SMbI y d r g o d c h v ic b 8. D., flitter u «M l a p e l A t e . S 3rd Sunday In Lett i Oaarga nTitaal 1:00 l.m. Holy EueHirlit 1:11 l.fl. . Farhtly BerVtfl ifid CHu#« Softool Mol St4l Itto,11100 4.ft. Holy EueHirlit INd SrlMp i l li M. BlfdtM YmriS Sanrlei 1:49 p.MiBCfvltli tflfMjgH till 'With: tvangetiitb Rally' T:4S p, h. Mddd Ipj Tburiaig, Frlylr Odd Bible Study WMaea- Friday andTulidiy, Ritufday * Holy day it till p. m, Communion • hsa l.m. "Rernimhar * gild band invifli Widaiadiy >- Holy Commublfa ft* t* worihlp with uii" 10:00 a.m. SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CH ttO l Wldnatdly Evening P rlylr. Li­ Edit I t SI, A iP d lb A il, tany and iermon • 1:00 p.m. Thl Mid 6f tfiu JIIM h Wedneiday Children1! Conllr, tot I friendly Church. tnlljon Cilia • 3:d4 p.m. tbr 4, piilor Ffldly • Church School Lenten M L AiioeiiU Pi.lor SerVIcl • 3:M p.m. iliUlidi, In*day Frldiy AdUlt ConflfftllloA tlSchool S H r* * • W t s t d(tflffirM * cm /R t* ,m § lMt SaUflrd AVIUM ■ I P . St, t H r t L sioHt, Tel. t i l l rayW MMtldl (wld.) i P. M. SUflJ-y School [liiltmtry PriMlitldlaJ iVInlbg Wofihlp - Waleofca ^ tav, Ji W« Partem, pirinr (M, FauMeamk si, Oak Afa, Sunday School fi:45 a, m, Mornini Worihlp service HIM t, m. TralnihS Union SU5 p. m. It'S I family aifllr, , • , , Btantoi Wnnhl*ti9S»..m, "Cflma thrfu wits ba did wl wtlJ do than gool" FIRST CHURtTI-OF THE ffASARRNE •HaHMtd'i IISglMg thurrh" Cor. of Mid Ihd Ml (lie R. H. Shear Jr, PlitUf did* l.m. Sunday School. Cliitia rtf 111 lilt. , 10:40 J.nt. Mcfnldg Worihlp. d:M p.m. chflitlih Slfvlca TfilnSI dallll. TIM p.tt. EviniSg Ei'itlllllill*. Pfiflf tiidlUsg Wnhiadiyi, 1:45 p.m. Youth AetlviUll Ihuridayi, fill % dhurch of thl NaiaMna li fflilayln In doclrtne, ovangi liUh n. appeal, and friendly in fellow- Paitdt 1:49 l.m. AdUlt 1*1166: "Chili t CbriftMti INI MbdMtt World." toortlhg WoflHIh. 11:00 i.a ^ Mil. N, V. r l i a i r Will bO l i tho IlgiSi lad B. H. WlUUml 6111 lialit Ihe MMUlter M INI (Induct If thl iftrvlrl. TNI Lold'i Supper li (n ha IbMrvId: arid INI choir will m i in eftthem, sermon: "A Holy Tem­ pi*," thl fodriR in t , litlaa ad . "Figure* of tho Churth |d KphaiiiiU." Thl nullify will ho open. Off-itrrit plrking II avalltble. CYF, Chl ilho Ind JuniUra. l:Sd p.m. Mil, (1, n, Landrail will hav* charge of "aback lima." Evening Worihlp, 7:30, alrciilng InJnrrtal rongrlgetinnal alnging. Hell Evan* It In read the Scripture and oiler prayer, Serman ’them!: "Cnurigvoui Wit* d l i i i i . ' Attendance ipdniofil Mr. ind Mri, Jama* L. HerMil ft. Navy famlllri, newcomlra, tourlata, waeMrid Jiiliti, and Moil not alMndtni regularly al»e* whirl arl ciiended a ipedal invitation. ' ^ to ra ir dak add U4 St. ir. A. 0. M iiiill, Mlklitaf Ifl. Cledfll ToUhy, ttllMUf of MUilfc Mfcrnln* Worihlp *M B. SecONl I t litns l, m. Prelude . ■'Chorale" "Nuppllcatinn" 9i3o l, m. Sunday Scholl Wadnilday EvMlng Milling Lie tod .sermon: "M id" ’ e m u CdM kufffrr BBBBBYTXR1AN CHUtCM Bat. d & Wkltw, MUIata* HSUT ttJ T V 11 l.m. IklllMib Anlhem "Jtiu i, duf U fd. Wl J im ti it to ft, th. Adore f h ii" FLORIDA NTXfH BANK 3, A P P L E B Y 'S 8TA U RA N T8 Chlnell tSholf j . C. n u t c i p s o N a of Salford co. harold h . kastn er o c a Harrle Fold* la our ipaclal gueal aololat today. 1MB CHU1CMOP OOD or FROrBBGY Evening Wlrahlp IMS Blto AVto Prelude ■‘Becauil" B«r. D. ». CMaig, PaMftr Anthtm "dod th it find p.m. McColllh Madtet Barth and HI!van" Walih Tuna Pioneer Choir 7:30 P.M, Sermon, "I Relievo in tha Holy 7:30 P.M, Ohiat Riv. Melnlli Sunday school l tu A.M, SEMMrvl*. H!Si t Bunnay nignt service WMB Tueaday Night VLB Thurttliy Mgnt ItsB p. m, Old Flihion Ravlvll Salbklli FiRbt MEtBobtst CiiuRdB Fib. A Sarvilll nlghUy l l tllo. Paator MlTton H. Wyoti ■Vanillin R, W, BtOckdill U B:4S a.m. Church School ckirga. "Yog i n ihVHM tb Ibfel O lliila far | | | a gel, worihlp with til.11 11:00 l.m. Holy CimmutlldA o i BROWN’S AMOCO BERVICR t GLENN fl( C, D. Drown m “ SUNOCO BERRY’S WARjHOtJBE I A N » 6 * » A ftA O T Ifl ruRNiTuiur qo. NATIONAL BANK “lia r n u s s tW m M UtUA l, S A in t iS f c B THE BLOOK1 BSED OtK i t im r i aNAWw TwttL* NICHOLSON R r tC t CO, Cirtflltthbrt M ldltiuis a "ODlM n LUBE'S LUTHERAN to 8* Palrtti." (Naif Otlldi) 0100 Ia■at.Silvia M.V.F, Stephan M. Tahy, PlitoPfits p.m. p.m. Organ VatMfl MttrnU| Warakla a m g. n», p.m. Evinlhg WArihlp Radio Million Rroaflcait it gild 0)00 Sermon Topic . "thl M&rft'l a, m. over wore ctaoM) Jaiut" Sunday School J<3Ug, m.—tot 111 Broadcllt OVif W.T.ft.R. *gl I'oupi cnrlatlin D.,y Schools Monday I,ad p.m. ticruudd PlaPlb through Ffidly gioo I, m.-(All alauoaLary grain u d kinder- HERRON OROVRS far young „ tow 1A N F O A D B O A T W O A t t 6BNTML BAPtriT Loaatad *1 Tha BNtt T tW f W. Thla Week 1 T hl Conquilt n m i MAcnixi a w icpply cn aanfor Of F«*r. £ W D B O -T V Changal •, SaNHtaf n i l * m KIRI BOTTLING COMPANY THE MAYPAIB INN PROGRESSIVE PAINTING OOv , St. JOHN’S ACAUTT CO.4 AOt WALL PLUMBtNO VADA’I SUPAAK lUAXET if girtlA). ' " S ? 'f c . w, p u sh Mull, r y This “Support Tho Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Semiholo County Ministerial Association, is Mndo Possible by the Co-operation of these .Well* known Business Establishments: Bodlmlnn Reading Room located In Fttflr of Offiriory Bob "Hear Ul 1*461" Mri Uarrlt Fold! Churth Building epin In pukll* Youi* I im tA iiio m to. Monday thru Aftthln, "dind Forth fn y fipiflt" Friday. Sehuitlry dhincil Choir A Cordial tovJtatbft II MtMdld Air Won: "1 M«llwv* in thl Mily u all to attind our jirviala Ohrtol" • h e v . Mdrnni add uia thl Raiding Room, Wo ar« happy to have Mri. o fS S S ^ H s n a H; S Sunday servlfli ^ IV^'V S A N T O R O A U TO PA A TA * . ‘- ■ i ‘* i j - 11 G U L P S A H V lc a , BUM A S H IR M A N C O N C R E T E P I P S 0 0 . ' U N 1 Y f iR T C t i A N A W I \ ______________________ 1(1- . l’ f W AANW A ! ; ■.VJ ■■ _ ; ■vii__i _____ �T h H S / W / M F ’, MOOATiO PHAR8lOS9QVV teT >O U«.SH tC V tC «...l MV BVBNiNa CL0TMB31 TVBV'WU ONI.V P IT A J ANV OLP CLOTVeO ... ANCfTWlN® AfT A L L ? A v o firr n o w . mI 7/ V ) ^ x T X KHOCK'. r H A - W / WHfttE ARE YOU OONCr D O tL .^ M t ASKED Me TOMAffCY TO RUN TH15 TIME, riASHT want WMERCr , ELECTION RESULTS TOLD - JAKARTA, Indonesia l* - The -•results of Indonesia’s marathon -A n t p»r1lam*nt*ry elections were S ) announced today and sources close to pro-Western Premier Burhsnuddln Harahap'a caretaker ■Cabinet s a i d the government would resign "as soon as pos­ sible." The results gave no party more than IT of the 257 seats, promising the Island republic a series of coal­ ition Cabinets and probably polit­ ical Instability for tho next (our years. DAD.' DONT TCu Mfi ' “S I D e s jo e s tw ro HAVC TWO PAY T IU .M e¥ 0 U MXTO STOP MVAUjO M A N ttb . IWVCU5PC3." INTTND *------ G erruva ] s ' •— GOTMAQQlCO-'Tjff- A J O B .'/ P* WM/ T Robertson Getting Career O ff Ground HOLLYWOOD IfL-Dele Robertion, newly embarked on « fm lane* actlnf career, could write a book titled "Miitekei I Hava Made." ■ The drawling actor la getting hie career'off the ground after'a ■eniettonal beginning and then a . N O T IC E IS I I K n f t U T G I V E N I h a t dull period, Daiplta a generous D o u g l a s H la n e tr o m , S a m «nwitf<m In w M i i t t M at Aa admtnlitralar of the fen following, Robertson failed to V W . u t n u n esr th e tto tttlo u i name aalata ot I - l l e r b e r a L ea N u r se r y a n d t h a t I NOAII H. UI.OUOH. d ecea sed fulfill hla promise. Now ha can I n l a n d l a r e g i s t e r aa ld n aro a w i t h - t h a C l a r k or t n a C i r c u i t C o u rt, F l r a l p u b l i c a t i o n Feb. ID. 1S*S ____ look back on the oxporionce and b e m l n o i e c o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In ac- IN T il l '. COL’IIT OF TIIW COUNTY profit from what want wrong. t k ! c o rilan ca w i t h t h a p r o v la lo n a a t t h a J iiitn :, acstiNOM; co unty . He admit! that ha waa tea frank K l e tltlo u a N a m e S t a t u t e , t o - w l t : FLO It I II A, IN P R O R A T E . - H e c t l o n SSI.OS F l o r i d a S t a t u t a a S9L». IN It 1C: E S T A T E O F and too trusting, ( S i g n e d ) E l l a l t a II. K l r c h h o t t JA Y P.. LY1.EH "I got soma of the press msd Deceased. NOTICK T O I IR P H N D TO AI.L I'll KIIITOKA AND I 'l l U - at me," he remarked. "In Octo­ IN T i l l ! C I R C U IT COU RT OK T U B MINK ll . A M M J C L A IM ! UK DWN INTH J U D IC IA L C I R C U IT III' MAMIN A O t t . M I ' SAIL) E S T A T E ) ber two yeare ago, I counted up F L O R ID A IN AN II F i l l s SE M IYou a n d e a c h ot y o u a r a h e r e b y NOI.K COUNTY. IN C H A N C E R Y , n o tilla d a n d r e q u i r e d t o p r a a a n t 1U layouts that bad been done op . . D o n a l d A. l i a r r l a a t aL a n y * a n d d e m a n d s w h ic h you, mo that year. That was entirely „ r i a l n t l l f or e iclaim t h e r o f you. m a y h a v a a g a i n s t too much, Evan If you're eery — varaua t h a a a l a t a n f J a y It. Lylaa, d aeaaaad , J u l i a T. S m i t h a t ala.. l a t a o( a a ld C o u n ty to t n a C o u n t y fond of chicken, you're going to D a f a n d a n t a J u d g e of d v m l n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , get tired of H if I feed It to you C a sa No. I0S1 a t hla o l f t r e In t h a c o u r t h o u a e o f TO: J u l i a T. Hmlth. a n d If m a r r i e d , aald C o u n t y a t Han ford , S em in o le every day. . c h a r u n k n o w n h u sb a n d , If a liv e , a n d C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n e i g h t c a l ­ "So I said I wasn’t going to do . I f d* ad . tier u n k n o w n heira, devleeee. e n d a r m o n th * f ro m t h a l i m a of • . l e g a t e e . a n d K ranteca, a n d all th o d r a t p u b l i c a t i o n of title notice, sny more publicity for the last parllea claim ing I n l e r a e la by Facli c l a i m or d e m a n d ah all tia In ■ t h r o u g h , u n d e r o r a g a i n s t J u l i a T. u r i l l n g a n d ( h a l l Mol* t h a plnca two months of that year. Bui peo­ S m i t h , d a eea aed o r o t h e r w i s e , In nf r e s i d e n c e a n d p o t o f f i c e a d d r e t a ple didn't like that. The pr«n t h a t o l l o w l o g d e a r r l b t d p r o p e r t y nf lh a c l a i m a n t , anil a h a l l ba a w o r n ■ ll u a l a d in k a m l n o l e C ounty. H o n ­ lo by l h a c l a i m a n t , hla a g e n t o r started poUhottlng at me, and do, t o - w l t ! hla a t t o r n e y , a n d a n y aiich c l a i m o r some qf than' haven't let up L o ta n u m b e r e d 1 to IS In clusive, d e m a n d n o t ao filed a h a l l ba Told. since." * In Block 41 of S a n l a n d o , l h a I’A T T T H L Y LE S H A N S E L !, j S u b u r b B e a u t if u l , a c c o r d l n r in Aa a i a c u t r l x n f t h e L a a t His big mistake, ha concluded, ■ F i l l t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Will a n d T e s t a m e n t o f •< B o o k S, pniiaa *S ‘t , l« . IT, a n d JA Y 1L L YLE S. daeaa aad was allowing Utoie m layouts to < I I , Of t h e p u b l i c K e e n r d s a t D n u g U e S te n a tr o ru be made In the first plan. - Hem lnnta C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ; A t t o r n e y a t Law Concerning his acting career, esSlarlon Day H a l l h c o i , a n d It m a r - Han lo rd . F l o r i d a ,* Tied, h e r u n k n o w n h u s b a n d . If all*#, A t t o r n e y f o r e i e c u l r l a he said that he erred la elgnlnf ■ a n d If d ead , h e r u n k n o w n h e i r s d awith goth Century*Fox. ... Tleaaa, l e g a t a e d a n d g r a n t e e s , a n d I T A T I l OF F L O R ID A a l l p a r l l e a M a i m i n g i n t e r e s t s by, o m e n o f r im t t "I had a good roll in *FIiMAf t h r o u g h , t l n d e r l o r l i d J A a f Marlon RL CUIITAIIV O F RTATI1 l>ay H a l l h c o i , tlec en-ed o r o t h e r KNOW YE. t h a t I. It. A. (IR A T. Man of the Plains,'" he ex­ • w l t e . In t h a a b o v e d e a r r l b e d p ro - H e c r a ta r y o f H t i t e a f Ihe H tate of "The sludlon started • p o r t y : a l t u n k n o w n p a r l l e a c l a i m i n g F lo rid a , d o h r r r h y g i v e r o l l c e t h a t plained. - I n t e r e s t s In I h e a b o v e d e a r r lb e d a FI i m p HF E C I A L P R IM A R Y courting me, end my agenta urged “ p r o p e r l y by, t h r o u g h , u n d e r 01 E LE C T IO N will he h eld on T u e s d a y . “ a g a i n s t E lla* W Den n is, d eceu aed ; Ma y «, l o s s , a n d I h e f l r - t d a t o l o r me to ilgo with Fax. I thought It a n d a ll p a r t i e s h a v i n g o r rlalmfttR q u a l i f y i n g In s u c h f i r s t p r i m a r y would b« better lo play IJm ina n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In th e r h a l l he n o o n F e b r u a r y II, l>2« a b o v e d e s c ri b e d p r o p e r l y : e n d t h e Inst d ay f o r q u a l i f y in g drperrdent field; I had offeri (or . You a r e h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t s u it etuill be n o o n M u rrh g 10:,a \ HI'.- four plclurei. Rut my egenli ar­ t o q u i e t l h a t l t l e a of t h a p l a i n t i f f s . IHJND HI'El lAI, F R I M A R Y E L E C ­ D o n ald A. H a r r i s a n d J e s s i e I. TION', u n aceteiiry . w ill bn b ald on gued that I needed a big etudlo H a r r i s , hi* w ife, e n d of t h e i r g r a n - T h e - d a y . May I I , ISIS a n d a HPB- behind me. N r a lo l h a a b o v e d e s c r i b e d p r o ­ O lA L E L E C T I O N w i l l be h eld on "So I signed. Apd I ngvar did p e r t y h a s b ean b r o u g h t a g a i n s t T u e s d a y M ay I I , 1946, In t h e C o u n ­ . y o u in t h e a b o v e at) lad r a u a a In Iba t y of H ttn lh o le (nr t h e p u r p o s e of get a role 11 good ai the ope l a b o v e n a m e d C ourt a n d you a r e e l e c t i n g a M e m b er of l h a H o u s e h e r e b y n o t i l l a d a n d r e q u i r e d 10 o f l l a p r e t a n l a U v e s f o r (Iroup Niv I. had in 'Fighting Man ot tha • t i l e ( p e r s o n a l l y o r by a t t o r n e y ) occasio n ed by t h e r e s i g n a t i o n o t P liina,'" —w i t h t h e C l e r k o f sa id C o u r t your H o n n r a h l e Voile A. W llllam e. Jr .. The Oklahoman did aoma filmp a p p e a r a n c e a n d w r i t t e n d e f e n se . If JN TEHT IMONT W H E R E O F . 1 a n y , t o t h e l u l l of C o m p l a i n t filed h a r e h e r e u n t o t e l m y h a n d a n d on the lot, than beet me Uta leap* In sa id e u j l a n d to a e r v e a cony c a u s e d ( h e ( I r e a l Reel nf (he ..thereof upon th a A tto rn e y s for the MUte o f F l o r i d a l a be f l i t d a t out king. He figurai tha atiaiio p l a i n t i f f s on o r b efo re t h a l o t h T a l l a h e s a e a , Ihe C a p it a l , t h i s made around 1900,000 profit on kia d a y nf U a r c h . A. D. t I K . H e r e in t h e l l t h d a y of F e b r u a r y , A. th. iervleea to other producariJ a i l no t o r d e c r e e p r o r n n f e e i o m*. . w i l l he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. (HEAL) The low point w u hla loan to W i t n e s s m y h a n d e n d lh a n fflR. A. d r a y Howard Hughes for tha gaudy, •edal se al o f t h i s C o u r t a t Hanford H ecratary o f R ials . t n l i K t h d a y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. girly "Son of Slnbad." r 1111 IN T H B C O U R T O F T U B COUNTY ( C l a r k 's Real) Tha start of Robartpon's rebel­ JIT H ir. I B M I N O L H . COUNTY, f> P. l l e r n d o n F I.O IIID A . IN P R O B A T E . lion came when the itqdlo planed , Ci r cui t C lerk IN IIE: EBTA TK O F lo lend him for "White Feather ~ ,M lly U. U H u n t E D W I N OHW AL D CHO IC E . .. D eputy C lerk ■ Dece ased. J l . J . R t l g g m a h W ilso n A le x a n d e r , t o a l l c n e i D i T o n a a m i p h h - "playlng fourth lead to Rebprt C h u r c h a n d Mela Bu ild in g , • o n * HA V IN O c l a i m s o n I I I ; . tVigner." Thit’g wh*n h* draw O rlan d o , F l o r i d a MANIIk AO AIN XT RAID F I T I T E i the line—iml hli flrtt ■ittpaxiton. A tto r n e y i for P lain tiff! To n am ] e a c h of y o u a r e h e r e b y Thereifier he underwent • perin o l l l l r d a n d r a 't u l r r d lo p ra**nt ; IN THE COURT OF THE UOUN. a n ? c l a i m s a n d d e m a n d s w h ich od of ilege with lha itudio, flatUr 7 TV Jl Iltii:. HEttlNOl.E c o t NTT. you. o r M iliar o t y o u . m a y h a v e :! FI.OIIinA. IN PRORATU a g a i n s t t h e s a u t e of E d w i n O s­ sotting hli reieiid Uit December. )N HKt EBTATP HF w ald Choice , d e c e a se d , l a i n o f s a i d NUAU E BL60UH C o u n ty , t o th o C o u n t y J u d g e of Since then he h n made "Dilute g_ n.eaaaad. Ham lnols C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a t hla Incident" for Republic, a Fen 1 T O A L L C R E D I T O R S AND P E R - o ffice In t h e c o u r t h o u s e of aa ld • RONS R A V I X n I f. M R S OR DR - C o u n t y a t Han ford , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n Theater TV show end pleni to ge ' • MANOR AOAfNRT RAID RRTATKl a i i , i t c a l e n d a r m o n t h s f ro m t h e to London next month tor ulethef , „ You a n d each of y o u a r t h e r e b y Legol Notice . a t,tilled and r s q a ire d to present . a n y M alm s a n d d e m a n d s w h ic h you. er alth v of you, m ay have A g ain st t h e a e t a t a of NOAH H • l l l q i ' l l l l , d e c e a se d , l a t a of said A’o u n t y . to t h e C o u n t y J u d a s of . -Retnlncil* C o u n ty , P lo rld * . *1 hie ■ a l l i e s In Mt* r o u r t h o u s e a t said • C o u n t y a t H anford . F l o r i d * . w i t h i n ■ ' t i g h t c a l e n d a r m o n t h * f ro m Ihe • «lm* of l h a f i r s t p tih lle a tln n of ■-Ahla no tice. E a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d Shall h* In w r i t i n g , a n d s h a l l s t a l e Vvtoo p lac* nf r c i l d e n n a n d post > o f f i c e a d d r e s s of (h a c l a i m a n t , a n d • 4**11 s w o r n t o by t h e c l a i m a n t • Ml* a t e n t . n r a t t o r n e y , e n d a n y attrh . *J»im o r d e m a n d n o t s o f l i t d s h i l l W*t> MAKS OUT/ VURLLYS A WU WANT AN ANSWER, W N S r .‘W M fW tfA M /v-Tbe Birming­ ham Nows today said the Univer­ sity of Alabama beard at tffiteea |w . • ^ i 1 W * rwtcHlay ordered readmitted by Magda/. "T ie bail* tor the permanent luapenatan from classes la the gen­ eral nature at the chargee the Birmingham Negro made against members ot tho board ot tmsteev and other university officials, It was learned." th* Newe told. "Among other things, she laid in a petition filed in federal court that the trustees and other officials bad "conspired" to causa demon­ strations which m ulled la her sus­ pension from elsssaa on fob, tho News added. INDIA WANTS K I TO VMIT NSW DELHI (I* — Prim* Minliter Nehru told « quegtloMr tn Ilia appar hoqia today that ha wrote twice Jest year to P m ldfpt Eliaahowar urging him to' viaJt India, Nehru aald tha Praildast (apliad a vidt would ba difficult "owing to Ua heavy retpoaiibillUaa." ...... .. PirUemeutaiy' aaartaa reported Nebwa ip-w w ^w W -bm PraiMaW and Mti AlWTT SICK. AMO CAN I TAKE YOUP CUW UNKS AND YOUR ' puiLcvtn sweater f C Aftlt ITOFAV IF I BOWWW 1 THANK* fOOUJhN INg t i l " ' J u s t ONEQuESTioN VAMCB6 AM 1 COINQ »t t h is eveNiNCp v* - w x an g f Elienfwwfr tour In d lf They aald ha waotx to thow them that t|ie|r welcome would ba ap big aa tbit givan. Soviet Premier Bul­ ganin and pprty beai Khruithev. SA LE OF SA LE S S A L E OF SALES SALE OF SA LE S SALE OF SA L E S to make roomfor arrival of 3 carloads of now Oldsmobiles ,}!« 1 f | .■ J! . ' FOLKS, tomorrow is the L A S t D A Y to cosh in on this Golden Opportunity of a life’ time to purchase a B R A N D N E W 1956 " R O C K E T " O L D S at a price that will be just . o pleqsant memory a few weeks from now. S O . . . if you are thinking . . . just thinking . . . of buying a new car, you owe it to yourself to get our deal during this «'«»• e*. t o e r i r s l p u b l i c a t i o n of t h i s notice, E a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d ■h atl b* in w r i t i n g , nntl ah all s t a l e fhw tiirncw o f rtmltiffnet »nd n o i l ofties a d d r e ta ol tha claim ant, and Shall ba a w o r n to by t h a c l a i m a n t , " l e n t , o r a t t o r n e y , a n d a n y auch cla im o r d e m a n d n o t so filed s h i l l fit v©ia. C l a r a M o r r is C hoice ''l a c u t n r o f t h e Last Will a n d T e s t a m e n t o f E d w i n O s w a l d Choice, r i r a l publication Fab. W e b b e r B. H a i n e s A tlornay a t Law W inter P a rk , F lorid* TODAY end SATURDAY IT, f i l l " " 1 SALE PRICE General Insurance H.. JAMES GUT AGENCY H I EAST FIRST STREET PHONE n H. JAMES COT JAMES a GDI H O L ID A Y S E D A N £4189.30 H O L ID A Y C O U P E $3835.20 FO U R D O O R S E D A N $3714.15 ALSO DOOR SEDAN DON’T WELSH TIRE BHOP 109 W. M M TEAKS m SANFOKD CHICAGO SYNDICATE A M; T IL L $4009.30 M. D A IL Y SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLERS SALE OF SALES P h a M S 1234 — 2070 SALEOF Um �wM 6*tldta who* tU Countries lit of thsU. S.National Fruit E». ud gathered to toy tribute to HoL Wo work la promoting batter «*ite r Amsrleaa fruits, a Hsara, dtrsstor and expert seer- otltty, ttbfaai* muliflower, radishes, eo n , ta d other promt la this a m markad for shipment to othar oountrfaa of the world. Maybe, to thto way, Florida farmer* could tall tbalr crops for a Uttla profit any. way aod do away with tho ooat of plowing tmdar thooo traps that w ort sail* *f tho Florida Citrus Mutual waa • • • / as wars representative* of nasrly uit grown hi this oountry. Holland’* Smothers Liked Senate Better Tht mors it gaining ground in tha flmairard promoting oiporta haen’t been to cltrue fruits. Others thanking thsra for Vlcs-Prssidsnt campaign. Ftrat Senator Lyndon Johnaon aald laat teented growers of apples, grapes, ysar, "Thars’a bound to bs a call on Smatbpooches, prunes, pears, and a few ara for lsodmsMp on a National Leval." Hk* to tea more of the crate* of Than National Democratic Chairman Butlar rapaated It Syd Hsrieng is tha lateat to add his word. Whispers around Waahlngton a n that Senator Lyndon Johnaon ayad that I n la a money saving Ida* for tha Bo- spot, but bseaua# of hla haart attack, changIans. Now that Praaldant Elsenhower ad hla mlnd and to now pushing Smathara E |te l that ho will liksl* run again— for it trusts the time and money of holding a Senator Smathara aaya ha Is flattarad, tarnation in San Francisco? but ha likna tha U. 8. Sonata- (After all, rhy not ballet by mall? Thera will ba ian't tha Vies President of tha United State* delegates. Mall would coat 1188.76 pos- tha praaldlng of Hear of tha Senate?) * • * (air, mall both ways), No charge for itUg 'the ballot#—Republican Chairman Plant .More Trees WH would b* happy to do that for free, In anothsr note from Waahlngton, wa'vs kattmatad savings—more than a million laarnad that Coagraatman Bob BlkM movad E s, Republicans eould give that money quickly to taka fun advantaga of tha pres­ tort raaaarch. This would do good, ident's propoaad national soil-bank. "Plant save wear and tear on pollcltal this land with traaa," Sikes said. "Tha 'apd uv* many a T-V viewer hours tree crop la ona that la not In surplus, aa a matter of fact, It has never been In eurplua. t o n of lost precious sleep. A recent survey shows that for tha next SO • « * years wall hava an Ineraaalng need for tha fAAS Progress product* of our foraita." Sikea waa speaking In favor of hia bill K'!’, Another step In tha progress of tha to give Medllngs to farmers who would ' ia a fk d Naval Auxiliary Air Ststlon’s, explant thalr open lands that have been declar­ gaaston appropriation, has batn reached. ed eurplua. The bill also provtdee the addi­ i'M a tn i has a long wey to go. Every etep, though, brings us nearer to tional technical forest management eseieteayaaliiation of ths vast Improvement# to tehee necessary to insure a good Jub of planting and cars of tha seedlings. "The tra* crop,1* Sikea aaya, "ha* been paying an average of 18% on Investments. The Sanford Herald Whether the treea are cut for pulpwood or cellulose or left to grow to maturity for lum­ ber, the tree growar Is bound to profit." And wa might as wall look at It this way m rlte too—If tha developers continue to build, •gfg'F X ’J £ S l ~ a there’! not going to b* too many years un­ til they'll need more traaa to clear away for new subdivisions. Let'* don’t etand In the way of progtMe —plant more tree*, raw-vaata,*,! a i r i k e laaial avi m m A wsold M o» to the electors u M dNsbled tba vie* president H A Hit « * u Mr p h w l muit tkk* over. i w in happens if iim hw m lifts# WM lh* election Ilf the Bl*«t*f*l Cell*ft fit! « DM. IT, Arthur fwaosns Jr. boaui pit. Will between Hill »*? Jirt. e:.-r *l|Bid 3T tk* Piiuhurlb PJto, ttstifnrsUM day for u» m » ratla last Augult, wok U Utters PreeUast? la high school vbila partiopaUa# n o wataiutjM’i ttth Amsnd- la five apart!. BMt previa** that lh* vie* prsildant approved by the Electors! Cattege would sutomiturtly Uk* StU* U prilldMt. jult M b* WOuM If tk* MV pfflldlttl 41*1 Site? JIB. M. I. Wbit happens tf t mnkawtr. kivbi# b*M lUeud, took atfse* jib at end after tbit dm batm i m disabled tbit h* teuld net eitry sat bU presidential da W ELL D R IL L IN G 0*i T Dura a Mil puular, *r eould , Howard C. Long be. Vbt Constitution laya tbit vbM a president li too dlaablad Phone 8M la Mfin ma duties, tba vie* areal dost than ran tk* country, but ti IOT E. Commercial vie* president, sot a* presldiot Sut tk* OtMtltotlM tu t eliar « Watch For Story Do you know how French Avenue got Its name? We're going to have the complete etory in tha Sanford Herald on Thursday, March Friday, Marrh 2, 1956 TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE ;Th* Lord is gracious, and full of com* Uioni slow to anger, and of great mercy. 8. (Psalm 145:8) Rend Psalm 148:1-8 or Ro­ It's an interesting account that you uts 14:5.9. won’t want to mill. YOU'RE" TELLING ME! r 'NOW that a *1*1 peyrtoUftof has won 1*4,000 answering agnt question*, t* *v*a matter* up bew about quisling som* bOMV on •em* of lh* Seeper espoota.ot. psychology? ^ y f I I , fket "Met** H»f mm* Mm r#mia4 m tke Im ttt tngty. I TMahtMWM The mw Me*st ' Our tportt t i triti a* afttwvr aem# «/ tk# ring quart#* u(fka*l looking In tk# Soak., gey* k#1* •till ptoitk drunk. „ • **** t e ? , f*Meae#y tkmOt t t m ' t 1 That Middle leal eettve'wbe daimt ha ha* baaa manta# 10* tlmts muit hava by naw ■ yratty sltabla tallatilM a# el# shaaa _ n s L ,>tbeXRMMM<1R ew +>• fsrtbar tnay M aa UtaU M «^.m*S»in« tour Um unnfinaC they eeua*. P«l«r*4n _ . . _ . H. Frank lata*. Truatae a u U Fra* Claud* u 'W te v V u 'a t »*' «• Orlaa* f e 1Vt R f l r » l 1 f . . ttr1 . t at «. Arnat 0. Brara at ua O r. WMimeraiaa* at ua ta Ar- ■ s a m a r a r .. ..... oiirrs.w.Nv'MK-.iu... Od* i m\ Tudftr Ins ta Catvln Cans* ball Fambartoa at aa . „ ttim d lf W. Harm* ta Jaeiaa K. Lara*p*«*r»n* ta Aadrtw J. Fttar* Edward1 *U ,f lam at aa ta flarall K tr'rr V " l a r l taaU,a» «e ta U ada U. Irltta a / AHr'd atmpisa at ua ta WlUlaw M arrla Odum at u* i'v . T r.u«! L & ' V V & W n t U lira ' vlM tba aUctea Nev. • but due beftaa flw Ile tte rtl CoQaoe meeta Dee. IT le eeet Ms baOeU (arm al­ ly atmlog him e* m* m u vb* wfll take ettta* ee preMdeat? TTiara’s m eertkta answer. Ibis d tuition baa Mv«r ar i m b*tor*. Thli i* tba probltn: On alaeUan day yen *• eat vet* directly for * praatdnt u d via* praitdant Yon vat* for a slit* *f party aUeton tn *aeb itkt*. Tb*y than »**t and elect a president This bas become a form silty. Tba elector* always vote for tha two man who headed to- r party's ttekat tn the election. But, nndar tha Constitution, they deni h«v* to. They aro U|aQy fra* le vote for anyone. What than would happen If IIm hew ar died between Nov, * and Dm . ITT Probably tba Republican National Committee would .ask the Republican electors who wen— through Elsenhower—ta elect tha raaeaaaM vie* proaldantial # u didate nreeldut T h u tho eommtt* too could name tomaon* els* for vie* preaMent sad u k the elector* money Romsntte “f*r-*-w»y pise**1' sen be tomorrow’s erulsa vac*, tlon If you Save for It And you can writ* your own ticket Juit that much ioonar If you put tho«* vacation i*vint> dollar* In an account with ui, whara savlngi pay batter, with safety. S tart r. ritm an Ovaritraat M a* Ca ta Park Lak* F ro h r Church A B waliae* J r at a t ta rrvln rlc'tchdr «t *t Ir» n FU ltrhir at ut at al la A I Wallaci Jr. at ui ■*M. iui.cnrk *t u i ta William A lVrlaht *1 ua Brian, j r . Hunt , t uk ta Ausuitua J. Kordtn *t ua easonal Pickup Expected Soon the b u iln tu boom I* |o ln | to harp on h m c lln i Hawn tha hlihway, or whether it's starting to coast. hs^A thl answer to a number of til - weertatnllai balora Eaiiar. 1 Cpsiumori may wall pick March to show thalr hind* la savarsl v s/t: t. With an airly E nter, tha Start month of March will g' tha snUre'pre-Caitar saUi «b y tha marchsnti. , U the month gnu out Ilka • ibf the sutn lndmtry may f«> Hi test toil of haw healthy the hated-far spring pickup In car bufiag will be. t The home buMng Industry, e MunUng on iprlng to awaken [jug* to own your own home. iy Red who li right: the one whe leys a revival In building I* due, or the on* who says mart* ftm money will stay tight and Myers chirr, Wklt buiiflM* wfll be wstohlM k wm# strong a tonic Mirch will eupam. A saasonsl pickup Is « • getiM—the uiusl quickening of the dkaomy through gstm tn eon. ■tmetleni, farming and eeasontl teduitrie*. Tha qutitlon is: Will Hie pickup ba a* itrong •• Ult gear, « will M lack ttg usual *Ybe eeniusier Isn’t Ike only one whe wtu be sbewlag his head. White Top with F oari Gr««n Body—New sett 1— trs Hnim interrior to mitch — New Set Firestone Tiree-Radio, Heater, Power Glide—Low MilesgE—Be Bute and See This Car. FORDS BUICKS CHEVROLETS All CI«on Cars Good Trades M rv W f V PONTIACS CADILLACS PLYMOUTHS M ast O f Them Ona Ownar i l f MTUTCMAT Dr. A. W. Woodall annsuncM fSo opening of an office lor tho pnsttoo of CHIROPRACTIC- Dr. Woodall's offis* will bs open Marsh 8th and will he located at 1119 South Park Avenue ta Sanford, Florida. OPEN HOUSl WILL t l MAINTAINED FROM t:00 A. M. TO 1:00 P.M. ON MARCH M , 4 10. Tha purpose sffp sa heuas la to acquaint ths rsaidents of this eommuaity wlth ths health facllitiss offered by this modern ehiroprtcHo effios, DR. CARROLL W. WESTPHALL, Staff mambar af ths I- J. Palmer Chhrepraetto Rassarsh CUnis ef Davenport, low* wfll b* in Sanford oo March t, 9, 10th to aaatot Dr., Woodall hi Chlropraette The B. 3. Palmer Clinic la the largest Chtreprn* tie Xeessreh Clinic in existence. Chiropractors throughout the world refer their problem c s s m to this clinic- It is gtsffsd by ths most competent personnel end uses only the finest analytical instruments in earing for difficult cases. Among thss* Instruments la tha ELECTRO-ENCEPHALO-NIUBO-MENTIMPO-GRAPH. Dr. W**tehall’i presence in this community ef­ fete the residents sa opportunity to discuss their health problems with ait outstanding authority an chiropractic. Regardless of your condition. Dr. Woodall and Dr. Wastphall aro available for fret consultation on March 8, 9, 10th. Call TIE for s consultation appointment and ehiroprsette fwalyala- TO B* COTOCCriD-SATURDAY 111* Sarth PARK AVKNUZ SANFORD, FLORID; MARCH 10th PHONE 781 �Officers Wives' Fashion Show Sees Array Of Spring Fashions j, ■ f a i0 <{ . '*> vjfc “ Modeling and Finishing School, was Introduced aa. commantator along with Mr». II. A. Hall, co­ ordinator and Mrs. B. S. Stone, In rharga of modal*. Clothe* modeled were from Yowell's. The show opened with Mr*. James Guy showing a rharmal grey knre-hl Bermuda shorts and tee shirt. Mrs. Don Walker displayed a lovely Spentsh design swimsuit from Yowell's with an exquisite black nylon lace over rich crystal satin fabric whlrh brought exelamatlona from the crowd. Making quite a hit with the audience was Mrs- Ru»» Wilson with her twins, Clnly and Chris, modeling .a Janien ewim suit. The children wore romen striped matching ewim suite tn red end white. For the golfers of the crowd, Mrs. I. G. Pelert showed a bright yellow and while striped drrtv of bi-bulk orlon and a matching aweater lined in the material of the dress. Mrs. mil Rtevens dlipleyed a casual look lemon shealh with a brightly striped cummerbund with yellow and white head earring*. Keeping with the style her be*Vet "bag" wai big enough to •hop with. Mrs. R. L. Grimly modeled • white Irish' linen dress thet' was new In lie look. Completely weshable tha bodice was black braid ami accented with white hem­ stitching. Her ercessorles were of Mack and white. Mrs. Ernest Mills anil son, S< ntt, mad* a striking twosome. Alice wore a Fourell black acet­ al e ami rnttnn sheath with a • lark white pique roller flowing with Mack velvet streamers. Scott was dressed in a smart tun piece Sentone suit, Just right for any little hoy. A good Investment for spring was shown by Mrs. James Stoke* wearing a beige suit with • divid­ end Jacket. Of shantung, it feeHired crisp vhlle slock and ruffs and is water spot resistant. Her hat was of natural straw with a velvet ribbon trim. Simple white earrings set tha costume off. Mre. Vernon Mounteestle * « very fashionable In a dress of coffee color enhanced with a black floral print, Tha dress featured a beat neckline and a' V back- Her Jacket, a eoveni^. far any occasion, we* of maJtMng colors and design. Sha carried a "tote" big of straw.! To Inlerast tha "ladiea In-waitIng" Mrs. Walter Buel showed a pink polished cotton dressup ma­ ternity outfit. The Jacket waa trimmed with braided silver and peart designs and she carried a pearl mesh bag. Sha accented tha simplicity of tha outfit with pink pearl jewelry. Little Barbie Stone, age 9, mo­ deled for tbe younger set a white organdie full iklrt party dress with an eyelet blh and ileevea trimmed In lare. Sha earriad a miniature umbrella hpg* • fn tha palest blue. Mrs. Paul O’Dea showed a- dress fraturlrg a la'ga PaUi Pan collar trimmed All. Calendar Lifltinfi And 8odety News Art Reqaeated By 5 p, m* The Day Preceding Publication In It eh lace. The bodice wav lurked and tha skirt was of unprinted pleat*. Mr*. F. F. Johnson "oritd" the crowd In a dree* of pink Imported Irl»h linen. A low scooped neck Una piped In satin was featured along with coveted button* of pink latiii. - Mr*. H. IVelgle mowed her "Sunday best" of linen buttoned ami belted. Embroidery on a light blue background adorned tha front of the dress. liar -hat re­ pealed the embroidered flower motif and the had black patent accessories. Mrs. D. E. Brubaker modeled a black cotton cocktail dress, strapless. Black ruffle* gave It that extra touch while her black jet Jewelry carried out the "thema". Mr*. Marge Hill, president of the club,'thanked Yaw elf* Store fnr the fashion* and announrad that the money received would go as a donation to Forest Dark School of Exceptional Children, from the. club. Mr*. Jnrk Hall, Mr*. Tom Bolt and Mrs. M. O. Webre of Yowrll's assisted the nfficiala at the Fashion Show. (p c A A o n a lA Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Ro*ner end daughter, B»*a; Mr. and Mr*. Leo Schrler and Leo Mrllminrh from St. Louia a r e spending a short vacation in Sanford. Mrs. Walter Miller, Pomerny, 111, wes the gue»t of Mr. end Mre. Ham FUher recently. Also visittng her were Mr*. Dim Cox end daughter, Jill of Lancaster, Ohio. Mr*. Harris Folds and Cathy from Panel point will spend tbe weekend in Sanford with ft lends. Daniel and daugh* I nrrivo Saturday , G*. In visit her thcc, Jlr. and Mrs, ami grandpa rents, *■ W. Wallace. Ethel Root Circlo Holds Song Fest At Recent Meet* Tlie Elho| Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church hold a "Jtntig Fc* C, |q the rhinch Wednesday evening, 'I ho Irin of the church, M II Billingsley, Mr*. Btanmm Tunn, and Tom Townsend rendered sev­ eral of their favorite song*. Jon Eastman. Brian Thuuton, Sharon Eastman, Brenda and Peggy Blankenship of the Jr. Choir, sang several of their favorite hymns. Mr. Earl Mathaney, played for the Jr. Choir. Mr, Townsend led Iho group •inging. while Jllaa Helen Witte accompanied the group. Later in the evening Mrs Herbert Thurston, >|r*. Bonner Carter and Mrs. Clyde Simeon, •erved hot coffee and doughnuts to everyone. A Silver collection was taken. Tha prorsedi tn go for the purrhai* of Easier Music, FRIDAY At l:ro p.m. Circle « mil lead In th t Week of Prayer for Home Mission* at th* P in t Baptist church. • > SATURDAY At 9:10 a m. tha Junior B.A.'s will meet with Vance Duke at the F in t Bapliit Church, SUNDAY e . *9k« / *J M ■i r»l.'4 Tha dedication of P l n a c r e a t School will ba held at 2:30 p. m. In tha school auditorium. At 9:43 a.m. The .Lord's Supper \%111 be observed at the First Bap­ tist Church. At 11:00 a m. Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr. wilt bring the m enage at the Fir*t Bapliit Church, At 9:14 p.m. The Training Union will meet at tha First Baptist Church. At T:30 p.m. a musical picture will ba conducted at the First Baptist Church. At T:30 p.m. a muslral service will be shown fnr Ihe Fellowship Hour of tha First Baptist Church. The First Presbyterian Sunday School will nieet at 11:1.1 a.m, The aeitinn of the First Pres hyterian Church will meet at 10:40 a.m. in the srssinn room. :>a S P R IN G S H O W E R o f VALU ES I W Parents Announce Engagement Of Jane Pickens, W. /?. Hopkins Family nighty will by held at Srntlnole High School Bt 7:43 p. rm .Pr. Schmidt will instruct At 3.00 p.m. Circle .1 will lead In Ihe Week of Prayer (or Home Missions at the First Baptist Church. At 3.30 p.m. Ihe Sunbeam* ami G A.'s will meet at the First Bapliit 'Church. The Friendship Glass of ihe First Christian Churrh will meet 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. James L. Horton S r. ins pal­ metto. The Women of tbe Presbyter­ ian Church and tbe executive board will meet at 10:011 a.in. In the session room. The Boy Scouts wilt meet in thy Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m, in the Scout Room, At 7:1,1 p.m. Hie Philntlieit Cta*s of Ihe Presbyterian Church wl|| inert with Mr*. Manilla An­ derson, 31ft Oak Avr, with Mrs. Helen Stephenson, av co-hostess. TUESDAY CRT Group Two of the First Christian Church will jjirct 3,30 P nt., at the home ijf Mrs. E. C. i)nh«nn, 1320 Dnuglis. The board of elder*, dcarnns and deaconrs*#* of Ihe Fir*l Christian Churrh will mrr! 7:30 p m , at the church. O, I>, Laodrees Is chairman. Family Night will be held at Seminole High School at 7:41 p. nt. with Dr. Schmidt Instructing. The Unity Class will meet at 7:11 p. m. in the Valdea Hotel with the Rev. Cernlyn Person* a* Irerhrr. The public le Invited. At 3:00 p m. Circle 4 will lead in Ihe Week of Prayer fnr Home Missions at the First Baptist Church. The Cnmmunlranta Clnss of Ilia Presbyterian Church wdl meet at 4 p.m. In the educational building. The \V. S. C. 9. will hold an •xerutlve board meeting at 10:10 a. m. in Ihe church wdth program at II a. m. A revered dish lun­ cheon in honor of new member* will be held at noon, .held* Hi# Hilt of "Lyman Pup". 8m They have done* iwtll Job on It, two' ¥ too. Th»y covtr everything from ,u *u aporti to • snoopy tectlon called tha "goislp column'*, Thalr third edition ram* nut today; all the fn Ih kids have been ***ing so they .1 have a nickel to purchase a copy tattle •tiidcnt* and teachers. of tha "Pup". at ay Monday tha I0r 11. and 12 Sr# you next weak. t* green grads girls heard a very Interest, tug talk and saw rotor slides n« W rlelit-wilrhrri might wall me tha Cflttla Junior College In Nevada, Mo. Several ladles from a salad dressing made with yogurt. tha collage donated their time to Tj the yogurt, add" lemon ^uice, Save Ihe p in tle tea-through b ill tell our girls about thalr subjects salt, pepper and • finely grated from carrot or other oodi. They'r* and activities. Fly means of the onion (pulp and Juice) In taste. fine for storing English muffin*, slides, we had an inside (limps# ThU dressing I* good with mixed leftover haklng powder hlsculta that > of tha campus, and tha class greens, sliced Inmstnei and drain­ are tn he (nested, salad greens or: rooms, t think all tha girl* en­ ed cannel snap beans. celery in your refrigerator, . joyed the talk. Since our final gam* of basket, ball was played Friday night, a whule new 'circle of activities startl'd Monday. Baseball is in Ihe alrl The boy* have ordered Ihrlr new uniforms and equipnient. So, Monday afternoon praelira was in full swing, The buys, under the skillful coaching of Jim Payna, are getting ready for March 20. The team looks good and Ihe whole school will be rooting fnr them as they try for SEE THIS WONDERFUL FREE OFFER Twftyl their first victory of tha sea­ son. Good lurk, hoys! buy Ibis Monday, tha seniors sent off the nexl-tn-the last shipment of material for thalr year bonk, Tha Greyhound. We are making pro­ gress and it won’t ba long hrfnra all Ihe lucky students who order, ed on# will ha ahowlng off thalr beautiful yearbooks. Tha juniors have been as busy ss bees.' busting from classes to Hie auditorium. Tha strange at. traction in Ihe auditorium fa play practice. They have been working hard learning Iheir part#! getting ready for their play, named "You Can't Kiss G A ZI ND A" CABINET Caroline". Iverythiei "fanIn-1*" Ikk fleaw' Earlier In the week many »f le* white ' Canada" , , . (tout teg the Juniors went around to tha mtd at weth atta tt lar tmell eggih nearby towns of l.ongwnnd, Alta­ am* that! . . . Top-out hall lar ap> monte, and Casselberry, selling fiitttian *1 tlrttik oggtaMi audit ad* for their programs. 1 hear that they dir) quite well. We all vent to wish them lurk on their play. A Champion it l.ymsn Kaien Dudley, a sophomore at l.yman, is considered hy all to be the champion bag-popper "f Hie school, Keren has had this bobby fnr only the past few months, is trying for the ultimata in Ilia bag-popping world. She will attempt In blow up and "pop" an 9 lb, raparlty paper aark. Whan naked tn comment on her wonder, fid feats, Karen replied In her niodest way; "Aw gee, it tweren'l nothin." (!ond lurk Karrnlflavld Slovens and Ralph Far­ ina are representing Lyman at the State Future Teachers eon. ventinn in Lakeland today, f know they'll have a lot tn tel! ns. The tenth grade have really been doing Ihrlr part In grl news s round school. A few wrrks ago they darted a tohonl paper which Mr. and Mre. S. M. Plrkens an­ nounce the engogemcnlN of Ihrlr daughler, Mahrl .Iron tn Walter Buy Hopkins, son ol >1tf. and Mre. VV. A. Hopkins. Mi** Pirkrn* was born In Tharle*ton, IV. Va. and attended South (.'harlrilmi High School. She la now employed by the Southern Bell Telephone Co. Mr. Hopkins w*s born In Senford and gieduatcd from Seminole High Sr hoot. Complete plan* will be ennnunced at a later date. Club Views Two Cancer Films The CPfl Wises Club met Tues­ day night at 9 p. nt. In the CPO Clilh In view |wn cancer films "A Question In Time" and "Self Bre**t Examination". Dr. then conducted a ques­ tion end answer period which proved to he very interextlng "end Informative". The nest session wilt be Marrh Tbe Horticulture chairmen of 13 in Ihe form of a beauty show. the Sanford Garden Club will meet at the Gaiden Center at W;3() Ural store-bought doughnuts. Roll them in a mixtu* of sugar and WEDNESDAY grated orange rlrnl D*r rithrr 7 ho Gir| Scouts will meet In granulate,! nr confectioner’* sugar, lit# Presbyter inn Church at ;i:3U p.m, Mr*. L. E. Thompson, M u. Colin The Mid-Week Bible limit* will W. Hite*, Mr*. Irving h'einherg, be held in the Presbyterian and Mr* Raymomi Smith. Mem­ ber* are asked tn make reserva­ Churrh at 7 p.m. The Chancel Choir rehearsal tion* with Mrs. Harrison nn later will ho held in Ihe Piesliytnlen than Tuesday. Churrh at 7:3U_ _f-m. ; ;/ .THURSDAY •*. f J • ” * An Tlrgaiuiational meet of ihe T)ie Junlnc Fellowship will W (J. T. U. of the First Baptist Church will ho held In the chapel meet In Ihe Presbyterian Churrh at 4 p.m. nt 10 a. m Everyone Is Invited. Tile Youth Choir Rehearsal will The Sim ford Woman'* Club will hold it* itimiinl election of officer* inert at 7:.'lfl p.m. in the I lesbyfor member* only #1 CLiut p, m. toriau Church. starting with a lunrheim lln*. The Deacon* will nisei at 7:tS to*«o* nto Mr*. II. S. Iliiggar, pm. In Ihe Presbyterian Church, PORTABLE FAN '3 9 " * * Tht 1st with dettat *1 tn« . . , tan I* Htilf tt>ui*d la a*| reset la Ik* ♦nun -la tiitulolg fresh tit la |h« atto. Hoi 10 huh Midst. Vi* kg. toiler. Niv*ti 1W0 <ub<t fast ol git mry miaul*. [ ■ o I__ . J r U filj fag quolity dotibli dost utility tabIstl. . . Hit 4 il«ts|* (*mgortm«ati . . . Httlntolly nildid (or ri|ldity It •ellk ilw eJ k a l i liaw aa Mi grycTir 11-jvnt step on ran kai lam I ltduttd la giftI dut•"I *ur •••* wlf- !»• . <tk* »iliti*t h kitid I g*guilt Mhkta flittat —) 9«r iaoaitM AvtilaMt la fog*r ditg*«tf . . . for (oil, *o« iilwiioa ol ilttitliri Rgggr tad gager Nwill . •« colon.. » HATCHING DINnTE fNStMBlE Ouadriga Cloth. itlUArt print'*, axtra fina flnlah, Pr#tty bright pattarna and a f#w anlid colors. Kfgular price .55r n yard. SPECIAL A i'omtadaut voluo h a M| fgmlly iho 7-glMi tot. lirfo tiMi Mi mo# guoDty, kifi-fgihloit, plitik t«p—which totatt la • uiKtiga of gtgulor talon. SahMai ctowlrt tt* hMvily gtddtd It Istuto miimum ttarfuf. (wvtaMA tkmwt h«tdlM m rink bock* tfftrd mh la carrgiwf, AH7 Altai fw tk* *tt| m m pfla ytud gty ftr 9 J gita udl LOW DOWN PAYMENT If M in in g T h t FLORIDA TIM ES'U N IO N Daily D ilivtry •’h tn * 1737 fo r Prongt Strrlco Wt lavftt Char f t Aeetunta" ui wbst w t bt. P H O N l 1411 * * �DIAMOND DMOMAT R«OSO Still ta ba M turned a s i walled. f* » h •r-*maw Uuy catted Amnroee, who tended Mra. Tylar'a garden ta opito of Wade's dlaopproval. H u went to the goto, bidding him good afteraoom. Ho touched Wo Onger to hla eop la neogmiUoa, noting not interaet la the puppteo. “runny little beggar*, tre a t they?-be eaid. "Com* in tf you'd Uke to look elooer, Mr*. Tyler." Loro went through tha goto toward tha plaea where the pup­ al** roUed about on tha from What a companion one would mnhd far Jemmy! A demanding UtUa dog who would tmatat on being loved. "Do you auppea* I oauM pur■uae ana of theao puppteo T" Lora aahad John Ambeoaa. “Are they taraala by nay chance V* Tha aid wina taohad at her guioManly. "Juat want would you ba dattf with a puppy down there, ma'am T* "1 want It Per a CBurtatmaa proaeat for Jemmy," ihe told Mm. "Tvo with Mra CRdnaugalthaugh aeea you at the Tylere*. 1 know I aaantad M hava Tha upper you’re hie friend." He rubbed a rough, brawn head aver ale trialed chin. “Teu re gal Mra. Tyler1*,permleeion, ma'am?* "No, 1 haven't," Lorn admitted frankly. "She doeen't know any* thing about it. But 1 think Jemmy aught to have a dog and I'm go* tag la gat him ane.'T Ha ebook hla head, repeattng the warning Lera had heard on all a dee., "She'd never let the hoy keep i t ” “But why not? Ivory child aaada a pat. And Jemmy'e more lonely than moot boye." Ambeoaa reached for the puppy who played at her feet and picked him up by the acruB of the neck, "That one," Lora pleaded. 'That'* the on* he'd Ilka boat Tf 1 gave him the puppy aa CBneunae morning without Mr*, Tyler knowing about It ahead Of time, ehe'd never have tha heart to take it’ away from him. Will you Hit It to me?" "Maybe you’re the on* to man­ age it, at that," the old man aaud, and hi* look approved her. "But anyway it'a not up to me to dinpoe* of the pupa If you want you •an go up and aik Mra Channtng yourself." "Til do that,” Lorn decided She gave the puppy a Inot pat and lUrtad reeolutely up tha left wing •f the drive. fTo Be CMlinuedf rPLaroM-caNTunr-caorra. n a W' white H B aresldsni-e H S VteSl Hmslllna Ito W at* *W uu aV>: *“raft* n r wivrirtnn th u euit fer divorce hi* ktsn filed IftlM i yeu is ike Circuit C«un of ■|fc!JW •r* kertkr rsgulred in file reur Akiwir enf/nr ntkrrwlle nltad in •ccerfknee with lew. with the .Clerk ef the Ckeve enllilsd Court fil'd i t s e m o ropy of tsmo upon iWiwrWAteoN Aiiornsy for pTiIn- u « * — ;* •, By s**LAN Tha Aaaaclatad Prana Harold (Pee Waa) Reaea, wha get hla Blcksama bacauaa ha lUtad to ehoot ibarblai ai s youngiter, iliU faala "like a kid" aa ha proparaa ta atari hla 14th aeaion with the Ireoklys Dadgara. “ Maybe aa Isjury will Hop a e ,” ha aald today. “Rut a gl-yaarold can gat hurt too. And barring lomelhlng ef that nature, there Im't tho allghteat doubt In n y mind about my ability lo have aeoiher goad year." P at Waa batted ,m in i a gamee In 1BBB and there a rt anna who will argue that b a-n at Ray Campanelli ar Dubs Snider—waa tha moat Important guy for the Dadgara, wbe awopt to tkolr flrat world tbampienablp. "I'm nor* eoaflgant thla yaar than I waa lait aprlng," eMd the Sg-yeat.old ehortatop. “ I hid Wine earioui doubta a yaar aga. My laga ware giving me trouble and one day I told my wife that It looked Ilka tba beginning af lha end.’' Ha laid Hint whin lha laam reached lha North, ha look*) up Leslie MaeMitchell, tha retired (rack alar who had bten tho run­ ning coach In the Dodgar camp for Itveral yeare. MacMilchall told him that running avar n hand ladMi (rack wai tha woret poulble thing for a ballplayer to do. “ And 1 had dona Juat that," Reese admitted. “ Thla winter, 1 did no running at all. Juat some bicycling ta ktep my lega in trim.'* Meanwhile, Stan Muelal, anoth­ er guy who know# hli way around (ha National League, waa bubbling over with enthutlaim In lha St. Louie Card*’ camp In St. Ptiaraburg, Pla. “ I feel better this eprlng thin at any training time I can remem­ ber," eald (ba ali-lima balling champ. Tha managed made moel of (ho newt In lha other campi yeeterday. New York Giant*' iklpper Bill Rlgney named Toiler Cattleman oe hla No. 1 choice for tha regu­ lar eacond baia epot. Plttiburgh pilot Bobby Bragan elapped a mid­ night curfew on tha Piratei, de­ claring, “Let’i da thing* my way, aa I can taka tho blame." Cincinnati Monagar llrdle Tabball* reported (hat II af tha IT playcra on tha Radian' roller are BARASOTA, Pll. (* - T*d Wllt'am*, (till b ittb tll'i greatest htt' ••r, has set lu* »>»4iu i«i four lAff t l i far the IIS# season. The u > longer slender Boston Rad Sox slugger wants to play at Itail US gamaa, drlva In loo rum, wallop 10 bomara and win hli fifth batUni till#. Now ST, thumping Theodora, who hold# tha Ugbaft lifetime batting ■ark of all active playara with .141, conftnod that aga baa finally caught up with him. Tad aald hla reflexes wara not aa aharp aa they onca wara. hla laga and a m wara gona and ha woa now juat a skalatoa of tha graat hlttar ha uaad la ba. Ha ■aanad about baing out of abapo, aajd ha hadn't avan touehad a bat all wlntar, and raportad hla walght •a a plump a i , about IB pounda. ■ora thaw ba would Ilka to carry. 'T a not kidding Myself," ha aaM altar hla flrat workout yaatarday. 'T m not tha hlttar 1 uaad to ba. It gala harder every year. Ivan tha aagarnaaa la not aa graat aa It anca waa. I can allll sae pretty good and 1 can (till hit but 1 can't run and I can’t throw, Hack, I'm an old man now. “Haw many regular* are thrra around today older than f am? Only ana—Mickty Vernon — and ha’a got only ala month* on me. Why, fallow* like Joe Dimaggio, Jlnfmy Foxx, Joa Cronin. Hank Hraanbarg and Ralph Xlnar ware t h r o u g h placing bafora they reached my age." Dick Line. Syrarui* Vnlverelty and from Weymnuth, Men., |a alia a heavyweight wreitler for the Orange. Gymnaille trial* for the 1IM Olympici lo he held In Australia, are lilted for Penn Slate, Unlverilly Park, Pa., April IT-21. Red Pollard, who rod* Seablieuit, le exerclilng horiee thla wlntr- for the Short Brodk Farm at Hialeah. i ; '- 1 : ■ RtPRtStNrATWf. HA* A H tN P ’PLOMATlC POST- Mg1* l/MSOH Ma N POP THt TRiBg, NON. AON. iNAPOmdN TO PAtUHTWO TRi PCAyIRS' SlOt TO MANAStMtHT, BOB WILL ALSO US TiU TO TAi FRONT • OFPlCi COMPLAINTS AdA/Str A PLAYtR. H ill PROtAhV STILL UNO T M TO COM THROUOH . WITHAN OCCASIONAL PLASH OP NiS OLO PlTCNlNO fiORMWONONLY 4 GAMPS IN l9fS, 1put out m s hi* tin o*t‘RrriR. Santee To Return To Com p etition By ORLO ROBERTSON NEW YORK un-Wei Sanlea, Amerlea’i controversial mller, re­ turns lo cnmpatilion tomorrow night at Madison Squire Garden with the blessing of a Stale Su­ preme Court justice end the ap­ proval of tho Knights of Columbua track officiate. A court injunction ilgned yes­ terday hy Justice Jamei McNally end followed several hour* later O 'B M tN . RORLPS O N L r BO •FOOT SA or PUTTSR. HAS BU N GUANO By Alan Mavtr O'MIfN'S TOSS OP s) ' s \ • in New yoRK IS NEW SIGNS THAT AP S SAT FOR A GRAAT OLYMPIC YAAR. WORLD'S RECORD. dm NEW YORK (ft - For Ihe flret lime In about 14 yeare, the name of Eirarri Charlee, former heavy­ weight champion, doei net appear In the flret ten ranking* of Ring megailne. Tho fading S4-year-old Cincinnati veteran, loth • month ago, waa !». h*Ol F ' f o r i . left out of the ranklngi released Harold Cerler of Linden, N. J. urneeia. Noun1 today lo mike room for young Carter wai rated ninth. by • statement from K. of C. matt director Tom Harrigan paved tha way for the return of tha 24-yearold Marine llautanaal. Senlee, only American to com* close to the magic 4 mlnula mile and thie country'a chief 1.JOOmeter hope In tha Malbourno Olympics, waa handad a llfattmo suspension Feb. 11 by tha Ama­ teur Athletic Union'* Executive Committee. Th* AAU action cam* after a ipaclal Investigating commit!** reported th* farmer Unlvarelty of Kansas runner had taken monlae above allowable expeneea for a number of meet* In IBM, Includ­ ing thia* la California. At Quantlco, Va„ whtr* ha la nn duty with th* Marin* Corpe, Santee eald h* had bean working out deeptta tha AAU baa. Charlte P. Crimea, Santa*'* at­ torney who eought the temporary Injunction, said Wee would arrive In Naw York today. Justice Mc­ Nally sat March B for th* hearing on th* Injunction. Upon that da- ■ r i d w iijm *9 '""'Him Aiaerfatei P rau Tom Heinioha and D a r r a l l rloyd, a pair af ipanklng new AH America*, aha rad tha epotlight with an upset and a eoupla of close ihavaa la collage basketball last night, Htinsoha did everything but put out tba cat for Holy Crosi, pop-^ ping In 51 points and clearing 42 rebounds as (be Crusaders, warm­ ing up for the NCAA Tournament, routed Boston College 111-15. Ployd, Turman's two-time AI America, was only * step or two behind in point production with a total af 41 for a Southern Confer­ ence Tournament record while leading Uta Patadini to an B4-TB elimination of Virginia Tech, ^ ft waa tba Southern'* survivalof the-fitlast shindig at Richmond. V*„ that unvtUed tba upset, with Waihingtoa and Lea's four-itsr Ganarala laying th* wood lo George Washington U*(0. George Washington had been cofavorcd with West Vtrgtnla In the threeday tournamant which opened list night to determine the Southern chimp and NCAA entry. Davidson almost jiude It a com­ plete eweep by tho underdose, giving West Virginia a tussle ba­ fora bowing SB-52. The Mountainears meet Floyd and Furman to­ night In tha lamlflnale with Wash­ ington k Le* paired a g a i n s t Richmond, which held William and Mary to four first half field goal! ta win TB-lg' la tha flret round, Tha Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament at Raleigh, N. C., hid lte share of first-round scares too. North Carolina Slat*,, ranked No. S in th* nation and Ihe defend­ ing ACC champ, had to arrambla after blowing a IT-poInt lead to edgi Clemion 11-84. North Caro­ lina, ranked eighth nationally, cam* out of Iti gam* with Virgin­ ia huffin' and puffin1 with a slim _ ll-TT decision. m And Wake forest, No. 20, didn't seo daylight until tho last 10 minutes In its 11-84 victory over South Carolina, Waka meets North Carolina tonight. Th* lait time they mat, It lad ta a pealgima bra«t that ceet both ISM In ACO final and each lost a player bp suspension until March S. elsloa likely will determine whath*”* ar Santee will ba permitted ta run rneata at Cleveland. Chleag* and Milwaukee talar thla month. SPECIAL! Reigel Is Assured O f Scoring Crown NEW YORK (JT—Mill Ralgel, 4-5 unlor from McNeeia (La.) Stall, virtually hna wrapped up lha email •cflllega individual ecorlng crown. NCAA baiktlbill alatlatica dll* doted todey. Through lait Seturdiy'i gamaa, Reigel hid pitched In Ml pelnta In at gamee for a BI.B point* par game avaraga. Dava Olmited af Clerkion, hla eloaaat campatltar. hat a St.I avaraga n a Mt paint total in 11 gamee. And Reigel eolMIfled hie petition etop Ihe itnndlnge Monday night by icorlni IS point! eiiinet North eeit Louisiana Slat*. Thai output upped hie average to 14.1. Share Spotlinghf In Game Last Nile t / / < ■ ', c tc - r ie s .* * PAR R Y IM M tfB I N t r l r k i r P llo l Kin* H, 1’i r r y r i n l i , L u rk y Palos, n*ll* I.** H*ll*r, Auni U l t d n , p * i* il*d«*n aieklk n o r * —C IO Mil* —( I r o n , a •I Mill t h o r n , M o r k i d Ally, V t l i t t Apron, H * n ljr, Mornii** Coral nn*», T Ukthl. lno'» P r l r n d X lo ik Mar* —« * i e N il* —O r o d * A f o o l nisi*. Hr* O 'T n p p i r , Ador*d c . m i Vol l l t i k l i y , f ' m h L**d*r, 1'IUr J u i l l l u r b r T * « l h n o r * — t 4 N il* — O r o d * a y o u J * H Mr M orm on* llni.l. l i t . . , . Ill T o n * , n u l l i n '* Ik* M M n l i h t U r d i r , Vivid lltu*, C r n i i t i m o /H CM UAN RECORD SMASHER f Tba heldouf rank*" w*B£reduced whan Gena Woodllng af Cleve­ land, Bob Miller af lha Phllllae, Mist Hoar, Afrlien t i»ln .ilrrko Chuck Dierfng of Baltimore, Whitliny, W i l i n '* Soy, P u r i ' e c k , L o t s / Mill Trulffolr. Krupl •y Ford and Irv Norm of (ha ■Idk nor*—t i l Nil* —nrod* D Jerry rr*n* n. ii nimho, Nicer Yenkeei end Jack Dltlmar of Mil­ Wife, i l i y J u r ists * . N i l l r n n , MNud'a waukee earn# lo tarme. A m , Her V n l i l . n n i Him • i n e l h n o n —A Id M ill ( tro d * R Charles1 Name Left Out O f First 10 O B C M K J I Like Kid M n u t A, -Jg C F C liV B L A N P , ^ WMO DOAS A io t o r m * m m ‘P it c h in g * fW ^ r . For s limited timeM A $666 i \ FROM V ■ l 4 bpiakm o im , • * ’ A t CORDS \ \ , A. trt ONLY A ustralia, U T A A itt WORLD MARK OA w j n h i (Cub ar TratU) m \ . I * M /APOOR mw Modal 141 Ford Tractor g! APPCARAACt* J U * r (MoN Bay* § r A/P*r i956 DOW N I t A /S S r t A. A. 0 j Tm tN A R O N , v sa ism Next to a Living Performance, You See It Best1on y* w'ja 'cp w a s : :.’3 W 'v M 'V w t e a [Vie Wfh V*r I V l X erH«{L 3 new m e P H IL C O PhotoPerfect wifh television's T IK H O N H U N 10MV! Lift • Collision • Hazard Iniuranct it no Extra Coat p 108 EAST FIHST STREET RADIO PHONE 411 PH RECORDS AN D RECORD PLAYERS COME IN OR CALL US TODAY! LETS TRADE! Britt Tractor Co. BANFOnD, FLA, FHON1 Ml �o ggm ^ |Wgji|EV! r w * v ]yrrjrrr' * 'T :1----- FT TELEVISION •■ n ul* at th* Boat Office, Saturday BY VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Mr*. -Janny Chamirojr ia will* «■ ting h ir brothrr-ln-law and ailtar, Mr. and Mr*, (iua Nation. Air. and Mn. Joiiph E. Rook ara iittlid in a trailar on tha E a it Lakt Mary Blvd. proparty and hopg to build a houia Ultra, ^ • brfora too long. 9 ■ Dr. and M n. Charlaa Cook of Girard, Pa., ara vlilUng thalr frlandi, Mr. and M n. T. E. Spiral. Tunday av«ning, tha Frltnd, ahip C lan of tha Community Church mat at tha homo of Mr. and M n. Waitrr Gardntr. Tha a hoMan, Mri. Gardner read a . poem and Mn. L. W. Scott gava a ihort prayir. Following th n o W uovotloni, Jo* Sm athan, p n ildrnt p n tid id ovir th* builnon •onion. Th* hamburgor fry in •• proipoct waa tha chl*f topic of ’ dlicunlon. A dat* «arly in March I* tentatively i«t for thia and it will be held at the tile of th* new Kcllowahlp Building nn th* ■imrthweat ild* of th* church. Mr. and Mn. R. W. Keogh head tha food committee, with Mn. Glen * Bvuhj*ji and Urt, Swuith a n furnim eour iiaw and *aeh wer to contrlbuto cup cakei, and rta liitd ov«r $25. \ Mr. and Mra, Ernest Xapp of Llttl* Nick, N. Y. ar* visiting thwir friends, Mr. and Mra. YV.V' T h,y *P*nl * Ilk* vacation la Lak« Miry lait yaar. Robart Ward, ton or Orlando Ward returned to hit horn* la North Monro*, K.H. Tuiiday. Mr. and Mri. P. D. Anderson, Mra, Cugrn* Soaman and childrtn, Jaan and David attandad It will b* remembered that th* Friendship C lan ipomorid th i purchan of a TV i*t to ba uaed by ihut-lna of th i community.Th* purchaie priei I* (till •nm« IBS short of th* donations. *. Th* profiti of th* hamburger H ' their friends, * Mr. and Mr*. Doa W alkir of St. Johns, Mich. Friday evening, Dr. John L. Knlvhl, Dirtrirt S jperlntemlcnt af th* Church of th* Nasaran* w»» g u tit preachir a t th i local -e hurth and lat*r p m l d i d at a . Board M u tin g d ia lln l with fu: t u op lam of lh* church. Mr*. C. A. Shrinir and h ir sliter-ln-law, Mri. Annitt* Garrill of Orlando, wira supper • » .* of th i formar’l brother and ilitir-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. William MaUbfR*,. r*c*n\ly., „ Mri. Revili Saundir* and dkiightir, Mill Oris spent Saiurd.:> In Mt. Dora, visiting r*la! lives. Mr*. Ben Fonvill* of Mimphil, Tenn. hai arrived to visit her son-ln-t*w and daughter, Chief and Mr*. Charlei Rone. Th* Rev. L. W. Scott atten• $ did th* annual Ministerial Spiri­ tual Llf* F*llow»hlp Retreat at Camp Byrd Lodge, Avon Park, .Yeb. 11-23. Mhe Room Mother* of th* I.*k* 'Siary School epomored a baka Th“ ,r* •CROAT A irn iM f 11:11 Mlgn-U* c ro g ra a Mi l»:*l ,s***-M*atti*r It:** K/* nn ,\**r Tork itim i* H i d Cantata Ihrta M x * u ik*r-lM rU II:*'* Cal'* Taka A Trig II II T*'* la th* Lit* R**4**v*u* l:J» goo carad* Ik in* k»*nln* I "I l.aa.*m* « *lk Shew ■poil.am on anoru " l:«u Cat* tn* .Sat!** John l>*l* S*n* 1:10 Munua/ M a t C*l*brlt/ n * ) boo** I »* rrnnt Mow Caatag »i*m* l . l l Olaaa/land Lift ol Mil*/ Cruaadar* ■ tlllll PU/hou** *1 liar* Th« Llaaug III! Barhal Xquad l’*r*nn to P*r««» I t l Mattrfroal •». Frank Hr*ln*r! . . . . . N»*« rtttnrl* " **m ** T *1 l.axi* t. N Y Mr a n d ' **r - and 2dr>< Sam Ltw,0B an’ ll l l h n a / Pairol t i l Private lacratar/ •i*a-uil a *1 r.n Huiitta* dh*v P artridgi Sr., and *«l*in*d b buff*t *upp*r at • i l l OR maatr* • ATI M oat Williain Partridge th ,ir homi °n Ston* Island I II Altrad Hltrhrnrh Bra ■ oBN ina !*•"» a ••nni*|m*nt ■»<•*» Ad*. of Wfbiter, N. Y., T unday. Enjoying thl* dallghtl«:i« W h a t '* Mr Llnat i aifn-un 1 'rngnre Mtaum* at th* hum* of ful affair with Mr, and M n. 11 "h TV rlai Bona* , >•<*• — \V*aih*r ii .ii aig* ott I. Claud* Laro Ut* 1 L«w,on w*r« Mr. and Mr*. Mr. iv laard captain Hangaro* William Shartondy of Cleveland, MnapAT Winat pink aad ta g ■ •■BIBS Bo/ Rosa'* Aad/ • Jang t i l l Bira-Oa Program B*aam* im iiio d a M.ltln. wl h rol. maB and Jtr and M r,‘ T^M l l B*w*-#aath*r MiUlng with r*laof Orlando. •I Th* Moralag H a * Th* Big Tag i l l Captain Kangaro* futur* ftrm tr* at Aaartaa . r i . ( Mr. and M n. Jo* Troop n • t Tax rattara Cnnatlan Mclinot l l i l l ilgn-O* rilrn Par* Mr luraad t0 thalr ha» a la **'Bna* Program n*aum* Mt*i rn* tiraitaatra Boh.r .o': a P°l<». Minn.. aft*r having »p*nt I* II Nawa-Waalhir Tula la Tn* Lif* It' l l Krnlo Kovara Show I,.., laV k. “ »• past month la Ut. U w .o n Indualrt en farad* lliltf Thl* Land of Our* Cam Pag* , . ' A partm tnU on Stona Island, 11:11 Birlk* II Blah •'niltg* Uaakalkall n , John Palmar w 1m P l t Vlck of Jackaonvlllo THA irm iM S Carol, of Farming- v u t j,f w n k in d g u i l t ol M in An Pavla It II La v* at Ut* kdd| vmnld town Saturday to J#)ln p , rk#r II I* gaarrh (or Tomorrow ■ lllllg H at Holding Light , a>M,k a l B L°nf* M n. Orvillo Bakir and daughtra I to* Jack Caar ghow t '* n l r a t PI*. I h a w r a a * l i t l.ovn dlorr m*if v. lh* t«r Patty of UiKalb, 111., wiro C n u n t r / P ro lir * I uo Moearl g. l.awi* and Mr*. Arthur j,0Uli gutot* 0f tha C. A. HinI'anpl*'* Choir* I II Chann*l <.‘ro*ar«a4* Pannroua A**lgnm*n| rn ld a on " lim» d m o n 'i thii w nk. I . "0 Th* lit* I’a/oft n«n*/m«nn*ra I 10 lii* kiitar Mr. and M n. M. H. Ryan and I II Bob eroabr Panin* Bun/na Thaalr* n . J. Colburn of Mlaa H ilin Snodgraia wer* vlill "0 Mnghtar nag It > Al»»»* Jan lilt Mncrat Htorm Hgntmna*. hav* arrived In lorl | n Holly Hill and Urmond l . l l Da Tour Account a^i*n>* pinion Th*a»r* iv« b**o vtiiting Sunday aiitrnoon. In* Via* WBBI tt m A i m i i on Main* at. J 3 * 4 TwUcMl *f DiLand was J Ar u in * T I L L S d V oluntnr Fir*- th* wi*k*nd gu*U of Mr. and m iflAT ...» . . . „ w,r# b u ilm ii ‘v liito n in APTKRknnB chTlVlrwn* of D*y,,,n» Hmch W*dnr*dPy. BTBklga Mlrha/. Mnua* Cluk th im SunMri. Ann* Glaii, MI11 D onli II *1 «a cage Oatlanl , Fabrr and Mri. H. Baldwin wir* I II I II Itaport II Pong Kdward* * N*« rd F un** luncheon gueet* nf Mr*. Kill*- It *1 Paul Pag* Mr. and hath Fowlei in Ormond Widnei- f:1| Jaa. Coatldaatlai 1 H I.aatt* f Lakeland day. I o« Mama Mr*. Nalla T h , s* , s 00ut Explorer* eliar- 1:10 Our Ml** Brook* l i f t rruiadtr* . , r* * , *d *•" on ,kf,r linked food *al* I II Pla/houa* of liar* Lakewood, hild in Denary Saturday, which I* no Th* Ltnaug II 10 Parana in Parang I* of Mr*, will he uird for th* |mrch*»* of 11:00 H O'rlnrk RaparO fir*. Th* pump It* Hinder- unlfoimi, which coat *p|iroxi- It II Lai* ghow l l i l l Bawl aad I * pl*t*ly burned. niately $10 each. Any eontrlhu• A T nnA T Monday th* . ..........fund ...... may h* acnul accom- tlnni to thii vs MOBglgm Winter* wai U triatinid whin a pani*d hy Mill Carolyn Hlrt of eepied by any of th* off ic*ri. T II Taal Paliara im*i| gr*i» fir* apriad lo th* ---------------------- ----------------------------------------------- -— ------tdg* o t hia horn*. Th* prompt arrival ot Ui* flriman *av*d th* home and th* fir* wai *xtinfk ; guiihad without any iirioua damU . •I*. Tit a b»krd food tala h*ld tail . Saturday for th* banifit of th* H Barnett , Msraorl*! Chbrch m«t Mri. Blankenship. who li •« years a t th* horn* of th* Rsv. and Mr*, of ags, it doing T«ry w«n now. Rob«rt H. Carr Monday evening. Mr. and Mri. I’rin tlii R***« of During th* builn*** u n io n th* Winter r*rk w*r* Sunday *v*- class votod to pay 140 on th* ning guilt* of Mr. and Mri. N. furnae* a t th* partunag*. Follow0. Steward. In* th* business ivaaion g*"**' Mr. and Mr*. ..ay Larcom and ?nd *°"u , « *■"**"« , « » daughter, Lynitti, who h*v* y' ar ld,a " ,ra by b*«n Tliitlng relatives in Long- »11 thoM Pr# l,n t and wood, lift to raturn to thwir horn* r*tr#»nin*ni. ol .emun pi* *nd in Portsmouth. X. H. Sunday. | coffe* war* **rv*d by th* hoi- iJKsstra -•*® s ss to »v n u i i a i a • RLINII* rB IU lf irru io n * l l m u r * ail* Um I* Wail Will Bill Milk*! ss 'in : : i : m i f :«• n iu tr T •• h r t l t Ctrl*** Tim* 111 Mr. To/m»k«/ lilt lit! Cartua* r#*M»*l I II II.II H ill ll:ll 11:11 11:11 And/ * U M | Cirri* r fUatft ' 1:11 Elddl** HtiliM Bufftl* Bill Ik / H ill T**ta IUa*«r* Blf Tap BB y*a tlrod *t tb* *14 m*at sad A potatoes routli* a* In adapt Wall, how about a *a*-p*t dlaaer, cook*d la a ilagl* got? H*r» * I* auiic**t*d by Ot* ASP F-I«WA For Homemakers: Bbrlmp-anf JUen BicIh four eervlagw >; Fry half gonad di«*d. o a k pasfi tn a topot-thosteva ra**«rol* «jUB hrownod. Add ana medium «al*m •kogpad. on* elav* of garlic, mta**< III I il Tie* f H I "| I il 1:11 • in to.ill iv iv II «n II i l tl.ll I vl I II 1:11 • H Tn Till • «l Itullo 17 Uraad Ol* Orry enuntrr Frille* Baal th* Claeh Blag* ghnw Th* Hnaarmeeat/g I for th* Manor ft * Atrari Jaa Ountmok* Damon Itunren Thoatro Plop tho Mull* l4tt* ghow N i l * A la. BCBDAV T*M Pauara Loob L'g A Lit* Bouihild* Fr***rt«ri*a l o i * ran* a Trig Wild Bill Hlokoh Mom* fa ir Mill)** I Movl* FAttl PAg* Parham Dr. Hvdisa'g JrnL Wetiora Marshal Long John gilvar Omnlbu* Tou or# Thor* Pnr* Tho*tr* rrlvato H c r t l i r / |:d kulliton lil l W B. Thiatr* 11:11 ll.ll IIH* iiiu* tt l l Itvl t II :11 ill 1 lit! till m:Al in 11 II nn llill Hllehaech Priaont* Apnt. With Adviatura What'i Mr Una Punday Saw* Spa l.awrinei Wlib I D * 11:11 Kiw i A So till *l i II I II llill 11:11 It:** III* 11:11 H II II II II tl till till 1:11 ■BBDAt Tail Paliara Moralag ghnw Cape kangara* Opia Hnui* Opia Hnuil Uary Moor* Artaur tladfrar Arthur Ondfrog atrlk* It Rich Voliaat U dy Lnv* ot Lira taarrk far Tomorrow Guiding Light on* Ocioeb ghow Jock Poor l»«* ginr? ta d oa* medium grata pigglN chopped. Cook lv* mlaatt* loagutk Add ea« aid ono-half cup* rted aag took a f*w mlnut**. Bland la ea« tablMpooo Hour. Add th* f«Uowlagg on* e*n (It ounc**) of tonat*#*| Uiipoonsalt; quarter taaigoaa H R g*ri on* drte<i hat p*pp*r| «ua* Ur-tMapoon Uym*. * • Cover and ilmmir to minnta*. Itttk ring with fork iirgral lim itB aN tf looking. Add non nnd o n Y llif ponndi fm k. ikillid ikrlmg. Cotif nnd ilmmtr H mlniti* l*M«f."*» nntU ikrlmg and riea ar* WIWH B*m*v* rod g*pg*r b*f*r* im n ^ u Pick your *wa in pporting' «nai for Ikl* m*nn nor—knt for dndddrU knw about n PlaoegilwMlat Bum d**f H*rn’i knw to mtk* tkn h w m Dr ill m i eaa (I b m n I «ruik*fl glnnppli, r*Mrving im p . MU t*W tablnpoom lugar and two laappbodd eoraitsrch. Add to im p . Cdok «a* tU Ihiekinid. itlrrlag conMknflK Coal. Stir in pinaippl* and t w att Vim •pooai gr*«n mint livorlng/Otl* B lab m ilk a a i.l o . o l ^ TRAFFIC COUBT BUSY NEW YORK Ut—Some I . M mm toilili paid up ytiiarday U'Trdl* fie Court lo beat I h* mldnl|hl amneily daadlin* i*l b* . CUkl Magiitrat* John M. Murtigh. . In Addition lo Ihoi* with *M traffic IlckGts, anothtr 1,000 driv* • r i ip p ie r id lo "pony up" Mr currant violation!. •Murtagh. who throatinoS^ ]atl itn u n e o i for long-iundlay t r i who failed lo mako good dur* ing d six-week amneity period) u l d r*cor;ii would show thg etty eolUctid JIM,000 in final during th il tlm*. •• V .V .V .V .V .V .V S E MI N O L E C O U N T Y C H EC K ER B O A R D NEW S SIM P SO N FARM SUPPLY n.iwr i.iv n m .m r in MORE THAN II,0M FLOCKS LAST YEAR How would you ilk* lo i ta r t * batch of chicks and rail* 97 V** i out of *v*ry 100 V j i t a r t i d l Last year Purina f i e d i n did Pumla feeder* did that well with over S million chicks la mora than 11,000 flocki. Hun­ dred* of t h i u (lock* didn't •van Ini* th* *xtr*i. Aetual proof figure* ar* on fll* In th* Purina office* at St. Loula, Mo. What mad* tha difference? II was futility chicks, Micro-Mix- SEE ’EM GROW! Stop la •non and view our Liv* Chick Dliplay. Tn ihow you how fait Super Chick Stirtina grows (hem, wi'v# put M diy-old ehleks In th* itnr*. Although they wont hive the advantages of chirks grown in a quiet brood­ er house, we're lure you'll h* •uprised at Uttir progr*i*. Bee them often. H aw H # c r p r a l g h t C h in - r a t e d up to 32,000 Iba. O.V.W, 30,000 lbs. OCW.I PURINA FLY CONTROL PAYS OFFt ing, farm ttitlng, iaboritory totearck sanitation aid* which go u> make Uta Purina Prognm It's mora true bow than at my and good farm management. lima ot Uta year. Burt your Even with this record Purina Purina Fly Control early and hai aa improved Sup«r Chick kill for qna. Y*e. eaa Startana for 1966. Testa show Hr 1,000,000 killer that sold I mllUoa It can make MW filter aprlai beter# tom. growth than ta*t year's Star- To help you to Bo Meffectiraly tana with iup«r aconomy and at surprisingly wa iaft*y> Glv* your chick* th* bava dairy, barslowandcoetcattla •drsntag* of thta quality. sprays . . . even home ipriys Evan emu In* than last y«*r. . . . all products of Purina Re­ Available with n*vg eoceidloitat search. And, ups on the lilt if d*ilr*<L U Purina Fly Balt . . . the dry Six R*s*oas Whv It Hy killer that sold 3 millon lb*., Faya la Cra*$ F*ad Calrea lb*., strong lu flrit yisr. We'U show you hew tt works. N «w m edals lo do U g g a r Jobo-rtrtwd up to 3X000 lbo. 'G.V.W.I N ow powor right across th# board —with a bsw V I tor hlgh-tonnago hauling! N sw automatic and 5-spood transmissions! N ow thsro aro mors reasons than evsr w hy anything loos k a n old-lashlonod truck! HAVE YOU SEEN THI GRAND OLE OPRYT Them are many oihtri but bera arn ill good reaiom why it pays caUlamen to creep feed ealvei. 1. Calve* gala fester when g ra n nnd cow’a milk are gupplemented. L Un to 10 lb. of extra body weight throug creep feed­ ing reported by r iid in t Cr**p fid calrai dren out at hlghir p irein tag i, nftin A MUCH - OF - TH* - YEAR COAT in ailk • aad - wool, u atratght la front aad betted la the back to flatten lam ted aids p in ts.' A Unix# ar fold taffitn piped with amber auk velvet contrast# tn pretty advaatage with tha gold, k m and whit* mixture of U>« ooat fabric. The •oat la front Ooorgo carnal * ffriag oollectfggb bring 1 market premium. 6. Creep-fed caivM get to mar­ ket 1 to I months earlier. Rests the cow, helps her keep condition I. Creep feeding develop#* more uniform calrei. Poor mUkera eat more and keep weight gains coming. t. Creep-fed calves uiually put en enough extra wilght to pay for feed *nd ihow mora profit than non,creep fed calve*, The eresp ftsd ration wa wilt recommend depend* on how much grain you hava. A*k u* to advise you. * It'* now on television whorw Juit about averyona can mo and, fudging from tha rommint, averyona a n . Yei, Purina U •pomorlni a full hour show featuring big name star* la tha country muile field. BEE IT MAECR U-WDBO AT ia t» r . i l ANOTKER CRICK BARGAIN DAY COMINO March 16-Heavy breed straight run ehlclu for only 10c each with tha purchaie of Super Chick Btartem. Meet the blgfert, handset, brawniest 3ns at Chswolet trucks ever built! It offer* four new heavy-duty leries. It bring* you new power ter svsry job. with a modern ihort-itroke V8* for every model. Then there'* a new choice of transmissions—an automatic for svsry series with a wider rango of Hydra-Malic models and Powermatic, a new lii-ipwd automatic, plus new flve-ipeed manual transmisstene.t Como in and see these great new Chevrolet Task-Forte trucks!, PIO WEIGHING SERVICE There's only one accuraU way to find what It eoit* to pro. due* pork. That's by weighing the bugs from time to time ana keeping cost record!. We'U bi gi« a to help yog—gne ui n call or come la. t Simpson Farm Supply 110 W. 2nd STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA ev e , m M lm L .C t. tn i S tritt MM m d 10000 modth, m u tfJto M oplioo hi oH o A o rm o M i $L\tr+*ou onion* tvmUbl* I* a wM* root* ot modoU (A w S H twum iim o MMM m form $000 and 10000J, A n yth in g 7sss if am a ld -fa th lo n ti txuaki H oller 4 �tfj -1 *_ ■| - _1* I TheBusiness Beat • ♦' ^ 0w W' W ■ i- —« r ft ■* V #t | ** *’ * ** '4 a - v. - T T»l w / I e fT v W M M B L ^ ' P \ \ ? tttQMk'l In-hit will to destroy all letter* thajr bar a received from him. Saarla aald Maugham himialf reeently destroyed aorna of hia owo earreayaodane# and manuacripts. ft Hemingway? • J'H h *«. »f ‘ » . * *■ ' it-cU n novellat” rd th# ihlp I SoK JOHN L. SAULS, Chairman of the Samlnota Connty Chapter of the National Foundation for Infant!!* Conservation y ■i*s ► i »• " k’-\' New s i <-i • lay dm away," ha explained. Mau­ gham atil) finds activity a virtue. Ho h at achlavad luecan in .almost tvary iHtarary (laid. His plays In' etude fTha Circle" and "Th# Conft ant JWf*." Among his novels are •'Of Amato Bondage" and "Tha Moon and Sixpence.” Today ha writes * on. though bothered .by iheumptism and bronchitis. ■' '•H ay Irritable If ha isn’t writing,” explained Alan Searla, Maugham's secretary for M years.; g o a r l a confided, that ; Maowjira has forsaken fiction for the leisurely composition of an asHfl legy of essays, "And ha's an enormous read­ er," Searla want on. "He reads •11 the young writers he can." ' Among younger American writ­ ers, Maugham has kind words for Vnuussee Williams, Arthur Millar •hd Truman Capote. Ho believes the buslnsis of art ]b to ontartiln. , ,"Le(va philosophy lo tha phll- word Is Presented A program In which teenagers, lamiefvee, joined with Interested fults In striking a blow against livenlla delinquency — the Touth Rally — raealvad , , , tgulehed Service Award nwsw-^the Freedom Foundation, W sT*H , a t Valley Forge, Pa. A 1800 prise wee xlvrn to Kry Club International and 8800 wee given to the Chicago Dally Nawa with tha Distinguished Service award. The Chicago Youth Rally, which wrna sponsored Jointly by Key Club Tntemellonal and the Chicago Dally News, was pick­ ed for fop honors from among thousands of entries submitted in th# Freedom Foundation'* an­ nual '‘A m e r i c a n i s m ’’ contest. Paul ltejjer, a trustee of K e y ClUKZ-Internellonal end a eenlor d t Parker High School In - Chic­ ago, accepted the award for Kay Club a t the Valley Forge pre­ sentation ceremony. Edwin Madden, president of the Key Club at Seminole High School cald, In announcing the award, that the local club made antl-juv*nl!e delinquency work on* of Its primary eoneerne during th* past two years. What'a In celery salt? Ground cr'rry seeds and regular salt. Celr . -alt I* good to add to chicken dlihes, French drciiing, many IT HEN WIGGINS Bail Ceaeervatloalet. UMDA The regular monthly meeting of the Board of eupervlaora of the f Seminole Boll Conservation District wee held Tucedey night at the local work unit office qn the fourth floor of the Atlantia National Bank Building. The meeting wee called to order by ahelrmua fanner Carter and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by secretary Bill Weal. After th* regular business w ti conducted the secretary read 111* ennugl. supervisors’ report of the District's activities end ac­ complishments during 1088. Homer Osborne, past ^airm an of the local beard of supervisors, lead the group with an Informa­ tive discussion of the need for a County wide Water Conservation Djitrlct far Seminole County, All members Joined in th* discussion end numerous IniUncei were pointed out of ponds being dry or lower than ever befote, flow Ing wells ceasing to flow and a lower water pressure In meny of the esistlng flowing wells. It waa also pointed out that tha domanda for watar and the actual consumption of w aftr In this county and Centre) Florida ere greater now then ever boforo. This Increased consumption of water was brought about prlncb pally by an Ineroai# In popula Hon, new hontss, business, feelories, sad new methods of form­ ing. The expansion of some towns In Florida Is new bring curtailed by a lack of a sufficient supply of water to meet Its demands. Every person at th« meeting agreed that too much of our precious water la being wasted through ereaki, rivers, springs, and uncheckad flowing wells. By havlnx a rounly wide w altr con­ servation district a careful study could bo made of all crooks, rivers, and springe, and eventually chack dama could be Install­ ed at tha proper pieces to help conserve much of our water. Prqctlcsliy all of tha larger towns and eitica of Centre) and South Florida are constantly be­ ing, faced with water problems) however, their main problem *p peers to bo on bow and where to got • supply of frefh water that will msot their future nerds. Every person at tills meeting al­ so agreed that an adequate sup­ ply of fresh water would bo tha key- factor In tbo future develop­ ment and expansion of Seminole County, . A group of taohnlelens and of­ ficial* from other eitiea and aeunt|aa of Florida who hav* al­ ready axparianeod many watar problems are being tnvlud to at­ tend our naxt meeting March 37. Ttp Hi* l i b During tha Mlddl* Afns, men not r a move th*lr hats la tha preiSQca of ladlas. Tha king al­ ways war* hit hsadptaea but hla eoyrtleri remtlnad uncovered In hla pr*f*uc«. Only reyal permit‘ , a special honor, permitted a noble to wear hla h it before th* lovarslgn. Tha eustom was to ra­ ntova tha hat In deforms* to a rior with the wards "your servant.” This act remalaad •• tha common granting "tipping th* hat.” did CUMMT (COOKtH MACH, II, M shown after he was found guilty • f the shotgun slaying In Chi•sgo e l Kenneth Sleboda, IT, during a teesMge gang revenge raid lasWuly, He was Moteoeed Faraiyals, ’ (Second from left) presenle Copt. It. val Auxiliary Air Station, with a citation for th* ho Station during th* 10M March of Dime* CamL loft) and F. W. Kompson. (Official Photo, y . S. Farm-City Week Is Noted With Award Farm-City Week, coordinated In 1088 bv Klwanls Clubs in the United State* and Canada, was honored with a Distinguished Service Award a t the annual awards eeramony of the Freedoms Foundation In Vallay Forge, Pa., Feb. 22. Farm-City Week, which was pbserved O ct 22-20, 1088, wae aimed at "bringing about bettor understanding between th* urban and rural segments nf the present-day society." Merle H. Tucker, Gallup, N. M„ a trustee of Klwanls International, and genaral chairman of the ob­ servance, accepted the eward for Klwanla and for tha national com­ mittee on Farm-City Week. Farm-City Week In Sanford an t Peminole County was heeded by A. L. Wilson, local Klwanls Club vice president lest year and now president of the Sanford Club. Tha Farm-CUy Week Idea wae based on a statement contained In Frcaident Elsenhower’s "8tata of tha Union” message of Jan. 7, 1054: "The well-being of our 180 million people demand# a stable end prosperous agricul­ ture. Conversely, every farmer knowe h* eannot prosper unless all America proepars.*’ ★ ★ Citation Presenied NAAS For Support During Polio Drive * John L. Sauls, Chairman of the Seminole County Chapter of Ihe National Foundation for Infantile Faralysl], presented a citation to Cepl, Robert W. Jacksnn, Com­ manding Officer nf the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, thU week for Ihe "Oulslan.llng Partici­ pation" of offlrer# and men aboard Ihe Station during Ihe 1988 March Of Dime# Campaign. , The award commends the oldceri and entlslcd personnel arvl civilian workers aboard the Air Station for rendering "Outstand­ ing and Noteworthy assistance to Ihe National Foundation For Infan­ tile Paralysis by Ihelr enthusiasm and heartwarming generosity In Ihe J95 March nf Dimes." The citation we# signed by the President of the N.F.I.P., flasll O'Conner, ft will bn hung In llm Administration Building of Ihe NAAS. Further Steps Are Taken To Establish Servicemen's Club Mrs, Pearl Tyre Dies Last N ight Mrs. Pearl G. Tyre. 80. pissed away at the Inca) ho'plla) last night at 8:10 following a brief Ill­ ness. She wax horn March 31, 1898 In Leesburg, and has lived In Sanford for Ihe past 39 yeara. She made her home at 1314 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Tyr* was a member of Ihe First Methodist Church of Sanford, a past matron of the Order of Eas­ tern Star and a member of the Ruse Circle of Ihe Sanford Garden Club. She w*i (he wlfa of the lale Li­ lt. Tyre. Survivors Include one son, Rill Tyre of Sanford 4 sitters, Mrs. 1, V. nibble. Mrs. II A. Robbins. Mrs. .1. E. Yelvlnglon, and Mrs. J. I' Arnold; and one brother, John W. Gerald; all of Fort Myera, and several nlecex and nrphrwx. Funeral xervlros for Mrs. Tyre will he held at 3 p m. tomorrow oftermum at Rrlssnn Funeral Home with Ihe Rev. J. E. McKinley of­ ficiating and the Rev. Milton Wyall assisting., Rurial will b* ln Lake View Cemetery. , This la th* Spring for color, ac­ cording to fashion expert*. Bright­ er color Is found in acccasaflei Ihxn ettir before, largely due to new dye prref'.xes which makes rolor practical p raiT esio rr'leath ­ er* and fabrics. The Spring favor lies will be bright yellows, corala, and lurqimlsei. The fastest fashion* In propor­ tioned sire# are hata In grad­ uated sires from smalt in trnmendously nverslicd m that the short woman, or woman with a A further step toward the *»- small face, can find a new Spring tahllahment of » Christian Service- hat. men's Center was taken yesterday ■I the meeting of the Seminole County Ministerial Association at » Southvlde School, w h e n each ehurch In the county, that Is •bill­ ing to cooperate, was asked lo ap­ point Hire# laymen to serve on the governing committee. This was In 1'na with tha recommendation of tha temporary committee of min­ isters. laymen, and aervlcw p«rsnnnel presented hf Ur. W. P. Brook* Jr., chairman. The per­ manent committee I* to meet Tues(J,y March IS at S p m. at tha school administration building to consldtr such matters i t a direct­ or, a place, equipment end by­ laws for ths proposed eenler. New member* elected t« mem­ bership In the Ministerial Assocl etlon ysstsrday included: the Rev. I#wls C. Fntch. Baptist Chtirch, Lnngwiodi the Rev. Fred Ensmln gar, assoelsta ptstor. Congrega llonsl Church: and Chaplsln Lynn R. W. JACKSON, rommendlnx Officer of the flvntord Arnold. SNAAS. rsplarement for CAPTAIN Naval Auxiliary Air Station, end party Inspect# the NAAS Marina Chaplain F. W. Kemrson who Security Guard lest week during the monthly inspection of person* tranifera March 18 to San Diego net. (Official rhnlo. U. Ft. Navy) Aaaorlatlon president, the Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, was authortred to writ* the San Wage Ministerial As­ TOPS‘IN GREYHOUND sociation a Utter of commendation regarding Chaplain K*mp*on. RACING THRU APRIL 11 Hav# a small shoulder of Jamb bon id and a larga packst cut for stuffing. Fin to t poekal with your favorite poultry dressing and roast. Serve with oven browned potatoes and a crisp salad for a good din­ ner. Want t* vary that packaged cake mtXT Add ona half to ona cup of flaked coconut to tha bitter. Baking bread? If you want a soft tendar crust, slathar tha baked eavaa with soft butter when you aka them out of the oven. Ilf DINING ADVENTURE S E M IN O L E ★ W. Jackson, Commanding Officer of the Sanford Na "Outalandlng Participation" nf personnel aboard t prisn. Looking on, ar* Chaplain's C. L. Arnold, (ex Navy) PA RK RACEW AY "Hid Country Club «f Trotting Trick#** PR E SE N T S The SULKY ROOM ft PADDOCK ROOM A : V — COCKTAIL LOUNGE-* • ” By SkidThe itillon'i No. 1 Instruction course id human relations, public speaking and Just plain "gettin* • ' "ig with people" U •'•h—'- ’ed for a second aesxion in Sanford, by couriesy of tha Klwanla Club. Tha Dal* Carnegie Course, founded and perfected by tha sales­ man and humanitarian who gava the course Its name, Is almost miraculous In what it can do to­ ward bringing out a person'* h'dden talenU. The writer of (hla column Is proud to count himself among the graduates of the Dglo Carnegie Course. He h is seen peo­ ple take on whole new personalities as the raault of these few brief weeks of "do It yourn\f" training. ONH ORDER OF SCRAMBLED EGGS, COMING LIT— CnpU'n In the opinion of thli writer (and Robert W, Jackson, U8N, Commanding Officer of the Linford Naval a few others, auch as Lowvli Auxiliary A»r StaHimi IRIitht) dishes un * - brand new haC for Thomas, Governor McKaldln of Laurence L. Hamrick, USN, in a ceremony held el the Station Tues­ day, In which Hamrick was nromoUd to Commander. The told Maryland, Bruce Barton, and a braid on the bill of the cep. referred to aa "scrambled egg* ’ In th# whole host of ether notables) the Navy, le symbolic of tha rank of Commander and above. <Uf(lcl*l Dale Carnegie course la tha flnaat Photo, U. 8. Nevy) _____________________ _ thing ever davtlopad for dlacoverIng a person's unknown and latent Medals, Astatic Partfic with thrfa possibilities. stirs, and the Korean Servlea Tl first, no cost, Introductory Ribbon. session for Sanford will be held at Cdr. Hamrick Is m srrlrl lo Ih# Seminole High School m Thursday former Mist Lucille Bloomer, of evening, March 8, at 7:30 o'clock. Norfolk. V*. They have two chil­ If you frel you've got something on dren, Ssndra Iwe, 11, and Gary lh« ball, hut you aren't sure Just tl.ee. 3. They reside at 2015 G rinds how to hrlng )i mil In Ihe op*n, my view Ave., Sanford. advice la lo he Ihere . . . and the Klwanls Club has my personal ac­ colade for bringing the Dale Car­ Lieutenant Commander Lawrence Broiled chltkcn lakes on good L. Hamrick, USN. a veteran of tS flavor when it Is brushed with hie* negie Course to Sanford. years of Naval Service, was pre- becue sauce during the broiling; For a tong lime the handsome senled his promotion to Comman­ Extra barbecue sauce may be heal­ mezrenlne (Pawdon me, I mean, der, U.S. Navy, Tuesday, Feb. 38 ed and brought lo the (able with balcony) at Echnl'a Redding has by Ihe Commanding Offlrer of Ih* chicken. Good with s h'ts howl slumbered unpainted and unkempt; Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sla- of hot steamed’ rice* and* a green i eped In dust and cluttered with tlnn, Captain Robert W. Jackson, talada, • 1 storage furniture and bedding. Rut USN. In, with Ihe first breath of spring He Is the son or Mr. and Mrs. L. and bursting of the orange blos­ L. Hamrick, of Crosby. Miss. soms, Echols Balcony has blos­ The promotion ceremony was somed wtlh a fresh coat nf Florida pastels and an array of bedding held In Capt- Jackson's Office. Af­ and other furniture et reteraa Ihat ter congratulating Cdr. Hamrick LAST TIME TONIGHT will knock your eye out at ten upon Ills promotion, Cap. Jackson _ STARTS fii.lO noted Ihat Cdr. Hsmrlrk Is one of pares If you don't believe, drop ~ HISTORY'S the three Helicopter pilots aboard In, end see for yourself. GREATEST EPICI NAAS. Cdr. Hamrirk entered Ihe Navy And, brother, does Powell's Of­ fice Supply have gifts, and I mean In March, 1941 and underwent flight training at NAS Pensacola. GIFTS. Sinca entering the Navy. Cdr. Fresh peirs that are pared halv­ Hamrick has served aboard .vari­ ed and cored can be cooked lender ous Ships, and Naval Air Stations. in simmering sugar syrup In ten to He has been Admlnlidratlve Offlfifteen minutes. Make the syrup per at O.L.F. Ellyaon Fletd. Heli­ with a cup of water asd about half copter Training Unit One, near a cup of sugar. After th* pears are Fensirnla, and Operations Officer cooked and cooled, stir a littl# va­ nf Helicopter Squadron Two, at nilla Into tha syrup for fin* flavor. Lakehurat, N.J. Before reporting to NAAS, he Dre«* up scrambled eggs: Just was Assistant Air Officer aboard before serving sprlnkla them with Ihe U.S.S. Midway, (CVA-41). grated Cheddar or Parmesan Among hi* decorations, Cdr. Ham­ ONLY cheese, liny iquarei of fresh rick has two Distinguished Flying bread toasted In hutler. minced Crosses, Th# Presidential Unit green pepper or atrlpx of eanned Citation with two stars, four Air Hamrick Presenied Promotion Tuesday ToCommander INTRODUCING THU LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR OF “A C T I-B A C " the a m a z in g new s e p t ic T A N K ACTIVATOR AND DE­ ODORIZER. Foss* IN HIR ARMS! HlUItT I VXTtX RAY MILLARD a/nwaw T M etfi R rrn v n feature SEMINOLE - VOLUSIA DISTRIBUTING CO. Georg* C. RAIN OR SHINS i. Now Smyrna Baaeh • Phoa# 62T-LR OPEN 12:45 s e r ia l — '‘J u n g l e r a ih e r s "— Nn. s SUNDAY and MONDAY A l l t h a g n ta t a d f ig h tin g THE MAN4WH0~0PENED THE WEST! glory of ilto bM t-M Ulng anioM offrftphjJ He fought tha Stotts m ' i fiercely DOG \ R A C IN G u h e loved cm* d their-* women I lig h t ly S3 S, 8:10 Matinees Wed. & Sat* 2 P. M. . * All New Track • Photo Timing * Heated Stands * Australian Tote Valet Parkin? * Jerry Collins, Mgr. Serry, No Miners WHUDwtOBASWttoMQ TflWffiH P U T DVfXJNG ntOK NOW ON— INCLUDING SUNDAYS 00K RP21 dinner# ntoM s u s -DIUCTtOyg- NO PUCI TO MIDI IXCIPT JWCHNICOLOR Alil'il [Y||!j{Hh' T E A T U R R TIME l i l t • h n - B : |t .T tif-s tr Turn W est A t Red Arrow ShM H w �VERDICT: "IT’S NEW! IT’S FAST! IT'S STREAMLINED N ow tt-a u s m u B A Ad FOt A - l li-fr lU 1" ---------^ lie pal "*'• S tlMS» » t'* M iu t" \V t^ r C .'" . « tlm* * Z. u» , r “«’ «— i 1 at *•* ■ M tSW ? ■ i.lruh. ■ ^ ^ *oR T i a * * * * f « AUTOMOTIVE S p orting G ojmb galea * Bwvtee MS 1 U t S41^-PABTS-RE PAIRS VALVE KING JOB — $6 I T S T R U E 11 MOTALOY D O ES IT! to am axing and proven pr & ORLANDO Sentinel 8Uf, Call -fc**i*i- ; j ;/ *iSo. INCOME- TAX Prompt Service MI Pfoodraff-Perkine Bid*. 1st St. Harold W ANT ADSAre •T—BROKERS and REALTORS ESTATE MnMIrllli : 1’lmiin TTJ e q u ip m e n t __ _____> 6Nf,~ SooM.a lurminc furnlihed §rivl!*r^4 <f apartment, EE 'EM . . . YOU'LL WANT 'EM 3-BEDROOM Gar* For jour Real Eilata Need*: furnished or unf lined. Call Reconditioned portable typewri­ Cullen and H arkev, Iteallnr* ter $19.90—Good Standard Site IMAM or UT. IN N Park Ate. Phene MIL Rebuilt Underwood* *1930 and m s . p o w e l l ' s o r r ic E SUP­ fUUNlMEO aMrimiflt cldaa lb PLY, new location—UT Magno­ Phone 1311 or 1949-W lia Ave. -PURNmiBE-IIOL'SP.NGLD lM t Maple Phone 14T4 T.V. REPAIRS •nil 10 p.m. Service Calls 1W». W- A. Korns, Ph. 1339. J. Q. Herr in. Ph. 2S33-J. Lleeneed Technician, guaranteed work. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING TYPING • LETTER WRITING PROMPT SERVICE VUI1 ECHOLS Batennr PHOfJE 31M . 404 Sanford Atl. Nat’l. Bank SldlL FafnllUri Dla#tay*B for *Uy STORE-3Ji_ Wlit lit It,, Phdfll CREDIT BUREAU O f SANFORD EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED it- H o u s M *M co T fA atB Drapea-Upholiterr and Slip CovdH. finert Workmanship U | jjimilfili feHUT ^ treu, Matthlfl* Boa Spr&ia t>y |Ma that a* and Apts. 6DHAM & TUDOR, INC. Mailer Craftimen. "Bulldlfl 6t Finer Hornet" I F illdtl a5?7» Jm M M * P l4 6 U t WflrMB Mttll M ir PlMYou'll Like Our ReatonablePriOhl. c rllt Kchtol. Corner STth St. 4 offert Al l f o r SiMJM STANLEY KULP IT-93 Highway. Phone 1110. Phone Oviedo — FOreit 5 310* KING SIZE BED Beautifully Designed Three and Four B e d r o o m INCOME-TAX*! Win. H. Ml 1111 Celery Ave. I d a te d Sunday add :*—HELP WANTfcD-FkMALi W H I T E GIRtr fW WflFk so u th sld e l,niindrniB»U* ApnJy jn wrBdtt • EMPLOYMENT rIMuMfe Si Rlltttl- >M8 UfthlMUAtd. I . • MERCANDI3E tl a * d B i b y e«S ef M M lhrmtufl Center— i t Flfit id—abtic Lea F o b For Better Plumbing See or CtU W . J . KING 2B00 outh Park-Phono 30 Plumbing. Xretky Heating MVG. HODGES Blrvico on All Water Pumpi . Walla .Drtled - Pumps Pams Road Phono 100 hale -Pottery la Ii A h ta liM BEAL ESTAtfc DRIVE IN 2311 French Ate. J . W. HALL. REALTOR "call Hull" rhone nss ^ ii i I A I ^ _ S H ffS ■ 'J A T HOMW . Trien Tima Radio l.v. \v, fl. N»i»on . a c«u fnrM It m*» jtn wuii a queitioh Hnmei — latU — Arteaga I .mint 11. O tlrr UIHdliUtA not a i l i '1M)\-t t? % \A s i* n n m pm m en V ETERAN S At i t — HntRII M Alll Itidlrldulll 1 Bedftinm, ?. Iitlh hornet, fully (qiupped. 1-V.u down, plus eluting ! IritUSF f i r s t ttoftiM. Elrly call), cqilt. not project hornet. AIrlCIA, Ujlrl MndIH. Con IMUMII k r r i s t h CSletUll ! Seminole Realty LtndtMpAH fti IMI Pith Ate. ifi* DlSIfll TiBIlI . inliv. WIIB Mlpftdf . IgjtiftWd CnFMh RSsVthlli feUtLt Oh U r|* Sill D ili IAS f t l l f ifSMI Cllllra .................. M M fL Itft «UR IU tM Natural fSU MVI dflIMM IbSut aueh I I MlSMd OMSfll BimriS IpftllM II IBB lolSMd plumbing Ullli Ifi IM Mil of SillbborR»M1. T. w. MEnn Phone IT nr IIS P IA N O S * \ '4 10 4U.|M|» Ntwi .Uer? HunH freer lA liiint fr^nee peiirtt lion I ifiUle tl R.vndnm lirllt|n» On A rlntiA l|n4»* For V l.tdjr Mlrtllon Aimr Dial M tor m'Dla I*h1 t. il 111nn nlied Nttlnne i* Derv-eilm* lilrllthiete ki Home Itllh Matte ‘letra i.attnana call To rtaye# Sign oil — llllsm a. Real lor dnullt. Aeenclite Untie Bank Bide. C. A. WMItHHIN IfIJilbl* It fSIMUbll M QHA ths M lt ttim iA g 111 B. Path * ftl ftUlfBuN down-ply- H 1MB1I. FU R N ISH ED AND IN STA LLED Kitchen Fully Equipped tlB TO UNFORTUNATE CIR­ Aet fast tn -hhoia lolors in') tflr CUMSTANCES, two famous Rama splntt pianos, nna blonde, A. K. ShA lkiaker. B uilder PfcMa 1M1 Wuit he sold. Responsible par­ ties may taka over small month­ ly payment*. If tntaroatod, writs nr tafaphono Credit Department, Streep Music, 811 N. Orange TWO Bedroom Hhuie Ph. M R Avenue, Orlando, phona 43401. CTiABSIFlKb D lS P lJlf IfiERCURy f'ViTdren-5 H e..* # tin * # Auveiilut* In Pdenra L iiunlry rite I-. i,, h A* a v trtta o n a W # ria Al flonn B e a m r » f m IMgeat p , > . i n t e r Malln #e ff B lU r lVorM fill'll* IIY DICK M APES GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Snnfnril 2198-W fUfim f h r* Q In itru m in tal Club ! t • Club I k * Mb vi km II o u f W rtJH At Hit K V R 'Ihfl UP T O Market JUnort 1'u i h i h t lit#it« m Ho o k kl 11*lit At IUn«1om V*r t r 11n K* On A i 'lo u 4 M: * l p(i*r flomtt J t k * lie.« N A tu rd af N> r* t K d ltlo n F a r t a F « ru m JuKA fioi bat. Nl*hl NlRbt A " Mo rti• w i t h K u ala D IS C O U N T EXCHANGE FEDERAL TAX $ 1 .0 9 $ l ‘U i l KEROSENE 17c Per Gnllon 17e IMPERIAL SEnVICF, STATION 1208 Pnrk Ave. I n ,06 1.18 14.29 1 .0 5 • PAY AS YOU RIPE • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS Ask ab out o ur Super S afe ty T ire W. P . SMITH 2313 Path Ph. 1174-1 »7,odd for Twt* BldrooM (nitodry W M . Will M idfdilelfd toon, CA^H. TRADE-IN furnltara.*, CaU ■ Fund turn Co. Only IttST dfi#h. FHA lt(liir*(i . ALL KIN DS Phone .1181 Daye bad. JUlt right fnr rHlr4ihent WANTED—Fruit on tree. Small crops. SO boxe* and up. Call FOR SALE OR fig 2224. Whelehal Grave Sarvlea. • BRUSH an d SPRA Y TED BURNETT WE WANT Good Used Furnltuft, raying above trida-ln prlcll Quick cash. No wilting. NMd Cath Reglitert, Adding Mach­ ines and all useful article*. SUPER TRADING POST on 17-92. Phono 3017-W. 19S2-M Nighta PLUMBING • RENTALS WELCOME K TO SANFORD' Ell,n Drl”* Naval Personnel COUNTRY LOT •lOiOO Down — 110.00 Month LOPES, latterbaadj. iUtou , lnvoieoa, hand bllli, latf PBIdlDAHUt »g r a n t , etc. progreiBv* ting Co. Phono lag — 401 LARGE 4-ROOM HOURR PMfl W1W | 8M ilf B . 1611 JE m, Broker Irion. Atiociale W5Ulf.u. 43—BUfLOClG MATEBlAU 'Wkoie k the Footyou wool r*p*if«dff tp . . . you nave building won rlit, l«t ua taka ovtrl We gUOrantll your aatlliactlAn with ouf neat, coutpUtl line of building tuppllti. Bee ill about it NOW. BtlVlMBreOWtiETfe Estate ♦ Intuflabe trine Meioongor, Assoc, ilia Ava. Ph. U MiracWOlaereu Co. •00 Elm Ava. p id m 133s WILL LEASE furnltBad meat to reliable party ur 18. Availabl# Mar. II! Wait Firet St. l-Badroam untanlahad M lt m Near tchool and ttaraa. noolh. N onets, plena. N O T H IN G D O W N . ON U SED CA R S $ 300.00 To cuhtfimir* w ith q u allflid fr e d lt WHrLE THIS DEAL LAST, Y O U C A N 'T A F FO R D T O W A L K 17—iiOKEfei lad IEALToKS 1CLAL N fm ctB STATU D lB T H lB trtO R B FOR DENMAf< T IR E S PH O N E 8114 U P TO 10 g lib ft. m ar UItala, cash Or Urmi. A. Wit- ' uunford Ava. P M i lMf. J few - m r S IL L Y T H IN G O H rV eA H ? * N O T R U N N IN G A S AS LA ST W E E K --A N D « S H E HAS A S M A L L * * s u it c a s e / BY N E X T * W E E K S H E 'L L B E I ^ v DOW N TO A W A LK 6 iH erne HatWH UVetCrH. t«. *e»u» ewml ehwvtol tiltolcfe LOTI dEV'SB l T N E K E 'S T H A T N E W B R ID E R U N N IN G -< HOME TO M O TH ER )>• A G A I N - - - • ^ • REAL ESTATE n F ia n o s e r v ic e L Sill >— Piano Technician *2—ABTtCLfe# FOB BfcNT ions 2184 Routa 1, Sanford FOR RENT — Dragline and opera­ tor by Hour, Week or Month. •BOOPING-PLUMBING Phone 1431, Lee Construction Co. > By STANCES bed ,If—BEAUTY PAR1A1RS_______ 4 WillbMR a. RhilllfM, Jr. 2V. J + K * >ur ALL Vour Beauty Needa call itTA—s Tocks AND BONftA Use* 1Mb, HtninH'l Utdlng hnite UWA. II. Pelerion,Broker ■ H a rrie tt's B eauty Naok Aiiildet si rsm #i Mr ever i .mo l|hriat*i • A. B. Pelerton Jr.. GAIL BORDEN tl, V1#*. Pr*». Fiona n 1A3 So. Oak Ava. P. J. rhe*te#inn. airfield Wil­ l*. SUM rim#*: Lilli* V*nlre (jQrwri «->#wlap be epr>ocolTn>nt > — of — lett). Jehu Meljch, M. W Wil A*h AfWir. SECURITY ASSOCIATE^, the. him), liatrl it. held. A. C. I t —BUILDING • REPAIRS FHDNfe 1314 Inventmrnl seetirliiej Doudn*y, Land Survetor. PAINTING STOCKS, BONDS »nrl MlfTlJAL lionai 1143 Obi Citiih JlrM t i-fifBRopM filstk Horn*, ceraFUNDS •He 12-It, SJA PHONE 13IS-R ^PAtNTING and Piper Hi p mic tile. bath. Dreamwold. By VA and FHA • Detlrabln liome*, Member of PhllfadelphltC. Walker, Phone 29Mowner. Phnna I2M R after 11 l.v»o, Mufi, ii.ouu, (and uni Baltimore Slock Earhange, Bny your Fnrnltur* II ftbrH'1 p. tn. ildwil tiaUtieni.s. bilahen hie Midwcjl Stock Exchange, anti LOOR standing and finUhim warehoute Furn., Co., at 101 W. rent. Call lor an appointment. Other) Cleaning, waxuur. Serving Sem lit St. All nationally adv. fur2 BEDROOM CALL COLLECT: Hole county tlnce 1923. nilura at warehottta prieei. LAKE FRONTAGE • large and H. M. Glcaton, Lake Mary Wlnler Park 1-3101 or 4-3111 HOMES , mall-term). 9P1ECE Dining Room Suita In C.B.S. CONSTRUCTION 1*—ELECTRICAL Conltaetnra good rnndltlon. Reatonable. 800 Hardwood floort — Tile bath* • LIVESTOCK Palmelto. EXCELLENT BUY • New .VA fiPav«d Carporit — HuuJa #d ANDALI, ELECTRIC CO ntncing 4T. Large 2 BR, rn . rif»S A $<M M—DOG*— CAY*—PFTS •etrlral Contractinl ind Aiftlri Kllclten eipilptu’d; t ITY rnnJMPLtTF . ^ DOWN TV Service Ctnltj’ tenlfnee). But no t'lly T.tves. ONE I Ft. Etee Flow Fertilizer oiher extra*. Hrtltll Antoutll ul India and Crotley Appliances AoxEft DUDPY—Hegiitered 12 Box. Good Condition. weeks old female. Reatonabla. rt*h will harldlr, 2 M agnolia Avc. r h . 11.1 PHoyF. 217A-J Bit n r TRACTOB CO. „ W* n . "lull" KTEMPRR Hi way 11-92 South Phone Ml 1 ^-LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING gealtnf — Graertl Intriranea Qlrtrtrie B. niagfrlder, Auoclala la hoar • Watt* aid Di Gity Aliatt, AHocllte GUEhNsliY bw. to irtih*fi Mir h iwt Watb end BoctJh^MMrfaMj^ri U. 1 hw* CNhfi BLOW-/AN r SaaU uU a L a s s * THE OLD•.....HOME T O Wj __' N^ •*» 1,1 ■*■»»'* M P M i SoM SPECIAL AND 11. Very gentle. Artlflcliily bre<t Etelllent innitltlon, Udder perf#ct Nil h u n t dr TB. Waltgr Trapp. gnterprUe, F la ._ T H E SA NFORD H ER A LD IU II Office—Mil So. French AvL * Pkoai UDd or m o eeti *U li you drive. ElMel i t too* Dry CteaaUf . A. B.C. • Prletd from 111,WO. to Sis.uoo. Bidfoom t unfisiiMd <*4 BUSINESS SERVICES As Hornet for ‘i'vaii Goodyear service Start BMd ArpUidea SaletnUft to till for Idled motor. No equipment eral Electric. produiU U IS to bur. Hp Work to do. dlllvlri Liberal rSfdfWH application! wUi VI MOTALOY SALES All foitfldenlltl. Apply In SIM( our el ore. U3 a. p a rt AVI. )ent. S F — 2525 8 W ! l h St, MIAMI. FL A . Und check, thSney ordlr for If you cln work from • • 1 m Ivlnlngt, Stdridly In Frldiy, you ran llr n frSnl MT weekly and ■rnStlnul EXPERT .FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT An d w h e e l bal An c - daytime Job, High tchn. better. Mint Hava h ilt Ip ING-PlUenger ta n and Tru6kti ante, good personality Ini all m lk lt, tlalL -'* ton Id 3tire to mike ntonlV. No ton. Seminole .County Molpn. vatilng. but car rlSUlrfd. In": 319 E. lit. Bt. PHONE 1011. n :fi Apply wi Knfil Av* Undo. Sunday i p . tft. i IS—TRAILERS NO OTHER TIME. M US before i Buy. Optn iveninlt and 31-WORK WANTEfl-MALtt idayt. Ea it tide T n f Altai. HIGH SCHOOl, BOY With Palatka mower want* lawd rt PHONE 7m.M-4 MS FA1RLANE, 32 fell, fully aquippad, will iterlfldi. PARK AVE: TRAILER COURT, 2343 • FINANCIAL Orlando Drive. i t - t 'S f t b CARS ^OOD Clean ’41 Ford. 1103 Oak Easy Florid! Living FMA Ind VA.fOt) Financed ilW ttl of I Stir) isrk « As Hill LIJMRFR K M IP I’L r fA lU ’ Wo have leased tomeBeomi at the beautiful Mar-Lett Motel Thott Kocrni are arallabla Absolutely Free Foe a period ei 4 dayi, to New arrivala at Our Naval Air Station 1948 Buick‘ Roadmnstcr C ^O C EXTRA CLEAN. ONE OWNER ▼ 1949 Chevrolet Tudor WAY ABOVE AVERAGE j 1949 Ford V-8 Tudor O A K i C )4C f MECHANICALLY GOOD 1950 Nash'4-door — LOTS OF GOOD TRANSPORTATION STOP by and Pick' up YOUR Key at tba office ei Odham & Tudor, Inc* "Bullderi of Fine Hemet" M23 S. French Avaaae II SALESMEN n o io u s s Rri. Ph. 15IS-W jo e I X i i J �“*1,# £i . r ;• * •« >■'-* <\r* • a, >«- • t Drive .* By and See O ur lovely Homes In J . v ’. V V *\r f ^ a jc i s f ^ i i r 3^ •* t «»« ‘ /k . fc. #■~J * ^ h« C r - - »f * **CB*^Ry^E,6 jf*?," ^ Jp** <1 •%** '* v r 4^ V '- f S ^ r r <3F — *v ^ t r a• \: n " .A ; * ' * Ck . . U '•’i ^ ■ ’ ’ ***V *“ *»$** PtfVm* jA **?*&■■ ' tiff* f < r-lH > A f ( U C 7 i •* ‘I ’ W. JS •m*«« v feeMfOpM M tendril W * * " >i *• < ***** jflH- .* ^ r •• 4 *:*4j -'» , V jSif -“V o - (' Aeral View of Plnecrest Elementary School and South Pinecrest Distinctive * * j. /■ j ,• SELECT Y O U R S T O D A Y ivjtjs* * ers: Act now end you con choose your point colors Inside and out. Also • Luxury homes In a moderate price range both til, and brick trim on any ‘ ■ .•■■■> • i \ T tt house not completed. • Spacious country living with all dty conveniences .• . ' . ....., . ' • City water and City sewers— Paved Streets etc. ; * : 1'. / : \ \ 1 FROM * 4 • Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property value • Ultra modem design in homes and surroundings to meet to* day's high standards for Com* fort, Convenience and that "Luxury Look". THE TERM S 21 N ew Homes Are N ow If you are a veteran $126 Down Payment , $M per month F. H . A .- 91776 Down Payment 9 | | per month %• Servce Personnel F. H. A. *176 Down Payment $60 per month • con Iw completed in 10 days to 3 t wilt provide a place to live FREE, finished I "Bufldm O ffin w VJmOttlm �Weather Fair ted mild threwgk Teeeday^ tow tonight 11-14. IN fNDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A ig y p itn . fv o w tp V O M M ?. VRCH 5, IM S Family Life Course Tonight "Ererydey Problems of Normal Youth" and "Problems atid Responsiblllttra of Parenthood" will be the two subject* discussed at the Family Life Institute beglttn. Ing tonight at Seminole High School said Dr. Robert J. Schmidt the Instructor who yesterday mel with the planning committee at Seminole High School to map out the week-long activity. The adult classes will continue tomorrow night with one addition­ al clas* Thursday nlghht which witl Include a panel discussion be. tween two of the adult* and t*o of the High School etodenU mod­ erated by Dr. Schmidt. Sluilonl clnsse* began (hit morning «t Somlnol* High School with two classes, the morning one from 10:30 to 11:30 and the af­ ternoon class from 2 to 3, There will be individual counseling of youth each day, said Ur. Schmidt. ft. LAWBB.NCR SWOPFORD » * ■ - - , t Photo By Jameson) Conferences wlih parents,can he Arranged with ’appointments made through the office of H. E. Mira .★ ★ ris, principal of Seminole High School. A teacher's conference will be Held Wednesday morning the Family Life* Institute Instructor said yesterday with an evalua­ tion meeting to follow the panel discussion Thursday availing. Subjects to he discussed with ' ’.The Mayor of AI(»niont* Springs, TV. t.awranr# Rwof ford, th* young peopl* have not been announced Ssturday that he would set, said Dr. Schmidt, However he a " candidal* for Seminole many of th* high school seniors County Cnmmlsslnner. District have indicated the subjects that *Three, suMtct to the Democratic they would like brought out dur­ ing the five-day classes. The P tH orr May g. g) Pwnfford wes horn Ip S p irt• rla*ses, comprising Seminole High ai’burg. S. C. and now lives In School seniors, will he held each Altamonte Springs where Ije It day, Monday through Friday. The planning meeting of the n o r serving his eerond term a t . Sfavor, executive committee of the Family The 3T-T*ar-old Rwnfford h it Life Institute waa held yesterday Wotked wlih several large con- afternoon at 8 e m i n o I? High atrurtlan companies In Central School. Mrs. W. E. Giles Is the Florida and has been a building General Chairman of the Inallcontractor for 11 ytara. lute being conducted here Ihti If* Wat employed by the State week, Botd Tlepertment for on* yeer. Attending th* m eeting1yealrr • Swnfford, was first elected to day to plan th* Family Life In., • .BeardL«f-A|d|rmen of AH*i MIW* ger«i *5 Hf&aral w.mgpl# Spetngx tn iW l and Hat Chalrmarf; And? B ra ^ n ', Asalst‘ Ikrved for flv* year* as chair- ant Principal Acmlnola High won of tho Street Department School; Mrs. It. W. Williams, Re­ there, gistration Chairman, Mri. Ryon "If alerted." Swoffnrd raid Smith, Seminole High School PSaturday, "I promise tn work TA president; Waller Teague, Adwith th* Board of Semlnol* mini. I ration Assistant to Semi­ County Commlisloners, th* School nole County Superintendent of Board, and other officials tn Inairuction R. T. Milvroai and mak* Seminole County « hotter Herald llfckenharh, rhairniun of J l« ra to live and raise a family.”* Ihn Semlnols County Children's He ears, ■*] promise tn give Committee. th* peopl* of District Three lh* kind, of renreientatlon they arc entitled to." Swoffnrd . owns Ids own home whsr* ha resides with his » and three children. R o tary Ciub H e a r ! College Students Tell Of Native Homelands J Altamonte Mayor to Run For County Commission Post Mebane To Teach Game A t Pioneer Night Tomorrow Mrs. Turner Speaks fTo USO Officials, Hostesses Tilt 31.t Annual Lake Mary Pioneer Night wdl be held Tue.day evening at T;30 pm ., i t the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Build­ ing Frank Mahan* Jr., lh* manager of the Mayfair Hotel, util (rich the old folks how, lo play the Hat Geme. T. M. Johan.on, Ihe man who give, money away, I. (he ion of C. G. Jahanvon, who was brought over hare from Sweden by Gen­ eral Sanford, In IITO. A bua will leave Magnolia Ave. and 1.1 St, at A:.U p m. for Lake Mary. For reservation., telephone Sanford H44. Seat, will be available for all tho.e DO year, old and over. Sfrs, E. C. Kuhp tbM a called huatne.* mectlnb af the senior Fo-tos-ea and offtrfali of the SanfnH t ’flf) recentl" lo hear Mrs. FJ'a Ti|,-ner of Ne«- A’erk Clly. Turner la eastern rational ^M rlon dlrartor of lh* tr-HM R'*vl9* nrganliatlon In lh* U. S. •^Sh# talked to those present (allTA&- *hem of th* nstdac] volunteer aftyhja for the USO. "F*rt»•even mdllnn vlvita wer* made b” serviermen thnuphont tha J ! f 4 last yfar", ,ih* sitatsd. ,rTVorkors Responsible For Re. Hr'ouv Prngrama" was used hv Fie-, Turner as theme of her talk. Mrs. Kuhn told th* g»*un that MARCH J ■ barbaeu* "It would S# n*sn»d Admissions |bn a»d “thanked Lt. Cdr. H. Georgia Llttrell (Sanford) ; Hall for all th* favor* he f o r i Ruiifll (Lika Miry) had rendered th* USO". Donald Burks (Lake Monro* i ■Mrs, Bstt*1 Smith, president nf A local VFTV and senior host- Mri. D u n Hutchison (Hanford) Alfreds Lemon (Smfop.J) * chairman of the S*nfc.rd Anthony L'heina (.Hanford) USO. announced that an Faster hreakfait would he helj at tha Discharge USO heglmitusr at 7 a. m. snd Mrs, Georgia Joinson (Hanford) lai'.l'U unt'l after all church Mri. Rota Washington (Sanford) •arv lt's, will’ he m ontnad this Arthur Cartladge (Oviedo) bv tha VPW, She urtad alt Donald Burks (Lake Monroe) ^pviiaman and ho.tas.es to Birth Baby Boy Cameron • H i*.. present at the se^lon MARCH 4 Mrs. V. C, Messenger. .Mrs. Admissions Bmfh. Mrs. KRe Turns*. I.t. Cdr. Joye# Edwards (Sanford) JTT'.V Dell. Mrs. gewlvn O'Vail, Regina Graham (Sanford) Iff*. Be* Vew'ome, Mrs. C. J. Discharges Millikan, Mrs. PHUIp Mint. Mrs. Donald Smtdherry (Ostrrn) Elisabeth Kuhn, Mrs. W It. LaMrs. Marbana Gleaves Tatra, Mrs. J. W. Brown, snd (Lake Mary) MU* Carol Stent. Frank Dees (Lake Monroe* -_JTwas revtaltd that 121 peeota Jenny Mitchell (ZcUwood) HTHfanford a ti active in UBO Hospital Notes f a eriyk with .4» being Junior hostesse* ‘ and '> senior hnatrjsoa frgTH the diffefeat organisations 4<aW FACULTY MEMBER Re-Dedication Is Three Held For Salvation Countries Army Citadel Here Viewed The advancement of Inlam*T|ir work of Til's s-dvallen Ilona! understanding, good will AT TIIK I'lNF.litlM T SCHOOL UKU1CATION yesterday wore! Heft tn right) Senator,Dougins Stem- Army svns begun 2.1 years ago in *n,| peace, got another boost tostrom, Representative Muck N. Cleveland Jr., State Superintendent „f Public Instruction /nnnm* I). Snnfonl hv Captain. Jones and day at the Sanford Rotary Club Bailey and Mrs. Bailey (Staff Photoi Rlvuns. To<lpy sso *r* not only 'wheu three young student, at Rsilrr-deijlcating thl. ImlUlIng in |llns College spok* of their honta★ ★ ★ which the work was begun, w* are lauds, a l s o re-dedirating the work IIA young man from Puerto Rieo, »rIf.1* These were th* words of and another from Venezuela, and Lt.-Colonel 11. \V, Young, Dlvl- and tun young ladles, one from slonal Cummnmlrr of The Snlvn- Brazil and the other from Cuba linn Army South Atlantic Divi­ gave Ralary Club member* a clear­ sion, is* he gsvc the principal ad- er Insight Into Ihe three rnuntriei dre-s nt the te-drdlcatlon service which are "good neighbor." to the THOMAA M. m tlN GBB of the rriiiodelcd Citadel, yester­ United Stales. "t want to commend your ichool , —— ----------------— ------------- — day. Mis. Dorothy Evelyn explained ★ ★ ★ Activities of the office of Semi- .officials for furnishing th# lead -I I I J I Ralph Smith chairman of tha today that her father was born In mrctiiig slated that William ilritl.h (iulaua, a descendant o( no!e County’s Juvenile Jude. In- ! „ th |p „,nt , choo) pUi. JUVGM C J'JQ C ** Itoulh, thr founder of Tha Sislvn- the well-known English diarist 2month S ? nf J ‘ February, udgr i i “K i Jin*d T»...,,. D SMS,, s i r . * • '* " * ’ Hon Army, oPre said (hat, "Tha and historian John Evelyn. Her irtendent nf PuMI- Initrmlion Hou.eholder revealed today. The for tho Stnte of Floilla, tolj * Sohatlou Army was begun under mother too, wa. horn in British hearing* were held In Ihe udge's parked Riulitorium at Pinecre.t one hat and I wore that hat." Guiana. Th* It).year-old native of Chamber., "Since that time", stated Smith, Brazil told the Rotary Club School yesierdny nflemonn *■ the Th Juvenile Coprt cnmnililnl »rhnnl n*s formally dcdlratcd, "Tha Salvation Army has grawn that she attended an Eng­ four children to the Seminole to he * s-ei Id.wjd* organization lish srhoul, "Esrota Rrltanlra" “ Florid* hns be^n * le*d*e for County Jail during the p*.i month. sorting in 80 countries and colon- and then a private ichnnt "Coleglo .nine lime now in pi milling * Two boy. were lent to the Flor­ |c*". "The Army has also grown Notre Dam*”. Her high school Judge Ernest Housholder. Sem­ school progmm for It. jouth," ida Industrial School at Marianna, since it* beginning In Sanford, and rour.es were English, Portuguese, Tliomaa M. Strlrjgar. 28-yaar-et4 said Judge Householder, and one s*ld Ilillpy who mad* the prin­ inole County Juvenile Judge, wa. today mnrks *n accomplishment French, Latin, geography, his­ Sanford real estate man, annotiM* relumed hnme Irom th* .chnnl ciple *d.ltcss *s he was flanked elected lleglonal Vice President nf v lilclt will enable the sarvlres nf tory, sc Imre, math, home econ­ »d Ml eandldacy today for Slat# aftrr completing the prescribed by County amt City officials *nd lh* Florida Council of Juvenile this orgmilintlon tn ha extended omics, religion and art. Representative Group Taro, auW lender, on lli* platform of the term there. ject tn 4h* May I Democratic An outstanding athlete, aha haa lo more people", stated Smith. Court Judge, at a rccenl confer* The activities of the Juvenile oehnol'a modem .(age, The stirring marchea and melo­ participated In track, Javelin, dli- Prlmai-yJudge alio included one runaway "Our teachers In Kim Id* today enre in Jacksonville. Btrlngar said today, “I am i dic selection, heard in the prellml. eu., hioad Jump, basketball and child from Georgia being rrturnctl rank among llu> top three Slates Judge Hnu.holder will enordiiiale volleyball. She cooks, saw., knits, •dug for th* office of Btat# ■ •*!, ■ nnty mu.le were renderfd by Th# successfully lo hi. home. wlih PS', of llicm linvlng four the activities nf the Juvenile Court prasantatlv* hecaus* T feat thaO Orlando t.'c,o. Rand under tha r roc hr la and embroider, and ad­ I ran gle# th* kind of honest, emu; The Reioinnl* County Sheriff re- >r*p college ilegiecs in romparlmits that «h» makes most of har Ported Tlx complalpti on JuyenUe. son with fljlSh in 1U40," he said. Judgei In Ihe Fourth District Irsdci.hlp of namlma.ter Nlch selantlou* raprasantaUon that tha . - -v tWWffull properties hf m itrr pro- "Thry ,«io better prepared to do which tnalud**• Votusfa* Ke)r>th»lfv olla^.jjrv r CaptAln ll»rt RuwJaml, -"Cl* pkopTa of Rentlnol* County d#**1? !Co in?lilt 'Ting iifflr#,of lh* Of* ’ Evefyn Is attending Rotpie which wk.'tnveitigated by (ho * better JoU than aver before," Orange, Brevard, Osceola, Indian lando Corn*, rave th* InvothHnn. I|in* <>n Die Central FlmhU Sehol- lira.’* Judge's office. Dailey told h!» audience. Riverrgnd St. Lurln counllc. "My platform," aald fUilngac, Immedlately followed by the ;a f‘hipt the Algernon Sydney ButLarry Jones. Juvenile Counselor However,'»« he pnlnted * wor.1 "Which will he announead a t a The purjxiie of Ihe Florida Scripture reading which w m read M 1 *’*1 ’ n.e*n«t*ry award and a loan for Judge Ernes! iloiiseholdi-r, in- picture of th* school program talar data, will ha based an a vr.tigatoil 30 e » .r. o( ahsrnl stu- thrmiKlioill the .Slate, an,I ns he Juvenile Courl .lodge.' A.sorhlmn, to the rongr«gatinn hy Mr*. Et. «cholar»hlp, She get* no help from sound Christian and business Ilka j Colonel II W. Young.-Songster hon,a flnam lally, she said, .lure approach tn th* handling nf tha r m U r n looking for vsid J mice Iloil.hokler, Will he, *rIrom the Seminole County School home* for them-—will llier* lie cording to the roristltution of the It,veil' Vrholls, of th# Orlando fund, there must help her sitter State’s business, always keeping Corps, offered « v<,.1 solo, ‘aH'nd school arul her hiother atFile cases of neglect and child an education, he said "There’s In mind that I would b# elected organization to "Strive by ever--' "111- * This House", afier ssh l,h !la,'» hl' master’s degree, (Continued On Page Light> to that office to represent tha room In nnr hoait* snd In our pnulble mean, tn Improvo Hie gie » of the los'al Corp* woro | ’IM* done odd Jobs to help room in one schools 7" standards, pr.u tires, and affr-cllvu- (pnmrk* of the hlvtorv and pro- 1f V' ’,pr " nv through arliool In- peopl# nf Samlhol* County," Stringer was born In Sanford Rnlley commended th* legisln. ddlng work at (he Cotlrg* Post (riven by hv Ralph Smith, chairman nr>. of the Juvenile Courts of given tn William !. T. Stringer, dacaaitd tor* fpr their presentation of the Office, sewing for a seamstress, of tha Advisory Board. *nd Mre. Blanch* K. Stringer and school program of Florid* and FloriJa in preserving, protecting l.lrnlenant Ruyinond Luc*, com­ typing and rnun*elnr at a girl has lived hara all of his Ufa. H a, *nicr. "We are on the threshold of and promoting rights and Interest* .rout ramp. On many occasion! of Florida1* wayward, neglected manding flfflerr of Ihe Sanford •he has ilnn* th* Sanih* In har attended loral schools and waa Charles William Mart, 7!). greatness in till* Hints," passed away at his home, to'l "llie Atnciicnii school today I- and deprttrirnl rhildrcn, under the I*Is visiting from Orlando ami native roalumr and talked over graduated from Rimlnota High School In 10(8. He attended th# t\ est 20th St., yesterday morn­ the greatest stogie agency to laws; snd to this end In cooperate j Corps, extended to th* Salvation- 1 V stations on Brasil. ing at l2i|)T follow Ing a lengthy which )oii and I can look to the with any and all other agencies' Ocala, ami to Die lornl visitors at "God was nice lo me," explain­ llnlvaralty nf Florida and StataoB 1 ilfitaaw, 1 Improvement of our Democratic I f,ml tndtxirluf'» devoted lo tin. Ihe special program, a warm wel­ ed m-yenr-nU Elina Aguero, a* University where ha majorad t* Mr, Hart was horn, July P, way of life," he said. ] purpose." she explained that she seal among business administration. come. "1 hava worked as a paperboys seven girls selected hy the Ro­ 'f™ I f However, he said. «* know w*. Judge Hnu.holder .aid that "I Following Ihe re-dedication ad- tary Cluh of Daytona Reach to grocery store dark, slockboy, -|.enn ‘ r‘ ^rm" •Ivmphl*. ,|„n*t )lnvp Hi* perfect In.tllu- | have arrrpted lie poilUun of Itondre-s l,y Lt. Colonel Young, tha attend Hrnhraat* High School on clothing stor* clerk, surveyor’# Ha 1* survived hv hi. widow t'0''’ "« ' " 7 ?'« fault J « *n «ur' ...oclatlon," todman. City racraatlon director# Mrs. Ma.garel B.Hn.t of San*»>Qur 'H o I. rr ir.l of om t S. UUwe I ..pre.Mcn nMhn Rev. Robert Spear Jr., pastor of a scholarship, "I learned to un^orr| wM-hauU iliualtl hr itjltihg to help Nultorul Cminril af .fuvrmtr t iturt .hr Sanford Nn.nlriin Church, of­ (ierstaml and like uinra than avar locomotive flraman for tha Al* Untie Coast Lin* Railroad aflB^ Funeral .ervlcrs wdll he run- i,nD,t,v* lh,' n1 * liulaes notllled Judpe Housholder fered th* prayer of t-drdlrallon. tha American people and I be­ newspaper circulation manager,** lieve I hava helped American ducted tomorrow morning at 10 *'l* takes Intelligent people !« "I hi* election a* Regional Virr "My .Faith lunik,* up to The*" peopl* to understand us," aha he said. o'clock a* BrK*on Funeral Him* day to tak* psit In a leniorratie Prrstdenl ot Ihr Florida Council Stringer la a p irtn ar hi th* was the congregational hymn said. with the Rev, Perry L. Stone of- government," Ralley said, "f Juvenile Court Judges, i«a) estate and ipsursnca busln8|g Attending Rollins Colleg# on a lutg, l.rfnre Captain Vern Hall, flrlatlng. Amt* lie ronclndsij, "I now dedl .In Ige Housholder parllrlnated In of Alaxandar and Strlngar, I* atfl* Burial will h« in Daklawn cat* this modern school plant," <* panel discussion during Ihr eon- Commanding Officer of th* Ocala Rotary Club Scholarship. Mi$« gle, and owns his own home In Aguero explains that tha Daytona Memorial Park. I (Continued an Page Klgbll (erenre held In Jacksonville. Corps, gave th# hr unlit lion, Beach Botary Cluh helps her each Sanford where ha’ resides with hla month with money to help har mother. •tff* He Is Sunday School Buparink* Ihrmigh college. "My major I* International Re­ indent of tha Christian and Milw lations and I dream to be in th* slnnary Alliance Church. diplomatic service soma day," ah* V* president of tha >Semlnol# County Jayceea and treasurer # f lays. Miss Aguero told the Rotary (he Sanford Lion's Club. Stringer said today, *Duriilt Cluh today that sh* Is th* daugh­ te r nf a r.rv.'parcrman and has a the time batween now and tig sister who I* a high school simior first primary election 1 plan JB/ nnd two brothers on* 13 and tha work throughout tha County ami will welcome tha opportunity te j other 20. Vlcenln Anlnnettl nf Tuartn Rico talk to any group or Indlvlduaiw' j) also told nf his plans for the future about my political alcwe," _ is well a* his family and experi­ ence* In his homelands, The three ipeaker* were lnlrndured hy Mrs. Robert F.. tVitherell secretary to Pr. A. J. Hanna of Rnlllna College. 14 Hearings Held Sch oo l Before Housholder Durino February Praised ★ ★ ★ Officials By Bailey 0 Elected To Office Af Recent Confab Charles W. Hart Dies At Residence Representative Will Sneak A f Jaycees County To Receive Check For Gas Tax Seminole County will receive a check 'for 122,0tfl.03 a t Ita part of th* gasoline tax sold during the month of January thli year and collected during Fehruary. ac. cording In a report released by Ray E. Green, State Comptroller. A total of 8.10,094 gallons of gasoline was sold during the month of January, according to th^ report, on which a total of ISO,021.70 waa collected. Tha amount returned to Semi­ nole County la datarmlnad from the two cants par gallon allocated to the counties of the Btate, A total of 38,023,324,48 wa* Births Baby Olrl Lemon MARCH I Admlaalsae Miss Dorothea Kennlnger (OaBary) Mrs. Lenore Johnson (Sanford) William Parent (Sanford) . RT. PETERSBURG F-Dr, Jo­ Mri. Mamie Pagenhart (Sanford) seph A. McClain Jr., rhp has been Charlaa Rehulie (Sanford) dean of tha Duke University law Dischargee H au l fo* Six years,,U t«.become John Waller (Sanford) lih r Girl Graham Baby lay HateLem - . i • '* V ^ I Thomas M. Stringer Reveals Candidacy For Representative I PEAKERA AT rfROTART LUNCH »N In Sanford today were: Bvallfil,. Xia g« Jaoeiiw, »jH.tlai'.'iuV'•t. it'.Uil K collected in Florida from tha eala of USjMSJUl gallons af g*aa. "ltn<v to Win Prtenrfi and h u ■ fluence Raopla" will he th# adh* |« t of th* sn«aV*r at th* nola County Junior Chamber t4 S* Cmnmerra luncheon m a a t f t f • Yacht Cluh. Thuridav at nuon at the Sanfee*^, >. Jim Arrh, a representative 'Af the Dal* Carnegie lnstttuta wjR h* th* principle speaker, accoiiiL. in* to an announcement t*dd# by officials of the local Jay cil organization. The local Jayceea will salt th 9 L t "Boost Florida" tags during t h r French Avenue dedication e< ninnies Friday afternoon. Tony Rusal, tag tale chain for tha Seminole County Ja r laid today that tha tage ara i to benefit charity, He a "Everyone should buy one «f tl � 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 02, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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In Sanford •;. ,',' V*•’ rj[’.•.•<'•’•'-i .,^ V*' > flWJ ill s%‘? n^L’-IJF?I.*'‘* jk^t S f^ r a id Shop and Save " 1' ‘ ■ ■ Weather Fair today, (snlthl and Friday, (lowly rising temperutureaj law tonight 17*13. , AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER O LIJM E X L V III K e U b lh M IW W HANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1D56 Hyacinth Issue (Creates Anger Fish Camp operators In the Lake Jessup area are becoming angry over the "light efforts'’ be­ ing made lo control tiic growth of hyacinths in the lakes of Semi­ nole County. Four uf tne operators hate writ len a letter to the Dlrcclnr of Die Hyacinth Control Board of the Came and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission asking for an explanation Tab* denoting 103 years of per* and to be bo advised of the facta fact attendance were presented at and figures on hyacinth spraying yesterday's noon luncheon meet­ In Lake Jessup. ing of tho Hanford Kiwanis Club According to Hie letter, slgnud B* Martin Stfnedpher, clialrninn by the operators of Black Ham of the chib’s attendance commit­ mock Fish Camp, Hilcy’s Fish tee. staged the program. Camp, Crowe's Fish Camp, aud Looking on and nodding ap­ 1 Myer’s Fish Camp, "The public proval of tiie excellent uUuiiduiic* and land owners around the lake b* D. J. Scott, uf Altamonte wish to .find out why wo haven't ptings, • past international trus­ gottrn something done.* * . tee, past international vice preslTiie group of operators stated dent, past president of the Winne- in (heir letter Dial they were AT THE KICK OFF BREAKFAST this morning at the .Mayfair Inn for (lie Seminole County Ameri­ peg Club and past president of advised at a meeting of Die Board can Red Cross fund campaign are: (sealed > Mrs. Alton llridgem, General Cion mum uf thu fund cam­ the Chicago Club. Scott it also a of Seminole County Commission­ paign and .Mrs. BUiulcy Kupl. Advance (lifts chairman. (Standing loft to right) urn thu Rev. Milton Wyutt, Seminole County Red Cross Chapter chairman, A. IL Peterson Jr., Jiiyoce president. Captain ers meeting early in November, member of the local cluts. Roheit W. Jackson, Commanding Officer. SNA AS, Edwin Hhlnholsrr, representing Seminole County I’rlur to panel discussion on "at. by a representative of tha Hya­ attorneys, and Lt, Raymond I,uc» of the Salvation Army. (Staff Photo) tcnaunce" conducted by Stiue- cinth Control Board, thut 11,000 clpher and in ninth attendance would be spent in Die control o! committee niumhura took pait, hyacinths on Luke Jessup. "They did spray," the letter iptain Itobert W, Jackson, Coramuling Officer of thu Sanford read, "With one plane for about Naval Au\illaiy Ait' Station v, ns half a day, and wo venture to inducted into thu club us a new soy ili.il there wasn't two per cent of Die hyacinths killed.” member. Based on preliminary figures However, Din Fish l amp opera ami tabulations, births, deaths, Lester Tharp, chutnnan of the Jdembership Committee of the tors claim that in a few mouths, marriages and divorces In Florida J. Luther Iloiihy, m i .-pended Sanford Kiwanis Club, assisted by the hyaeintlis multiply at tiie rale ill increased In number in 11*53. Sheriff of Seminole County, Ihi* committee member* Muck N. of 25 per cent more acreage, "If Tiie continued growth of Die popu­ morning said, "For obvious rea­ Cleveland Jr. and tho Rev. .Milton Die hyacinths are to be eradicat­ lation of Die State is the principle sons, I had hoped the Federal ed," W. W. lliley said, in ex­ Wyatt, conducted the brief but in­ plaining Die operators’ view to­ factor responsible lor tiiew- In­ Court Jury would arqult mp of the teresting ceremony making Cnpt- ward the program now being used, creases, according to the Vital charges trumped up against me, l i n Jackson a member of tho lo­ "One area must be eliminated tit tatWtirs Report of Die l-'lurttla not by the Federal Government, cal organisation. a time with a thorough job of era­ State Board of Ileal til. lint hy local political enemies of i Using, for tbe first time, a dicating the poky water plants be­ In Seminole County, according mine, mi Dint I might, without any Builder's Apron, Captain Jackson fore going to another aica." to Die report, tlirro were 310 mar­ hesitancy, oifer myself as a candi­ was presented the whit* tieon "The stale is Just wasting the riages vviih 17-1 divorce* granted. date for re-election to the ufficc of Wind me your problem* or The increase in population cumc Sheriff of Seminole County." apron by Tharp with the explana­ taxpayers money," lliley said, need* in regard to family life through birth* registered In tho tion that signatures of all club "Everybody seems to be en­ County which totaled 871 for 1055, lie said. In his statement today, education’ Do you need some members are to be ((cured and tirely dissatisfied wills your light "The fart that the ease results*! In help with the i|ueislioni asked by written on the white cloth apron efforts, ami expect tha Stale In with 435 white births and 43fl coira mistrial prevents my doing litis, your youngsters? Special problems which I* significant of the Kl- carry on with the promise to con­ cd. because I long ago decided Dial mi wills your IrenngnrT What Is ex­ wanls Club slogan, "We Build". There were 29*1 death* add Die trol the hyacinths in Lake Jes­ one should offer himself as a can­ ( 0 Kiwanis Club President A! \Vil­ sup," the letter to the State Hoard report in in tabulation* county didate for public office were Diere pected of you as a parent? What doe* ll menu to grow up? The illflon said, a t tha conclusion of the said. by county, of which 1GT recorded any possible reason for Dio femnru between leva ami infatua­ induction ceremony, "We ere hap­ were white, 129 colored. "Fishermen and sportsmen arc public to question Ids Inlogrit)’ or tion? Going steady—is It Just a py to haea yo u '•h o ard ." Infant deaths, said Die report, character." willing lo help in eradicating the fad 7 Captain Jackson laid, "I am hyacinths,” Fish Camp tipciutur totaled 37 for Seminole County "In rhooslng not tn run at this The-1* me some of tlia qur*happy to be aboard and consider. It lliley said, "But they don't want during tiie pn*l year, eight of them time," said lloliby, "I am not un,tin ns that inny be lie the ting puri> signal honor to bo the first tto to seo their money wasted." ' being white, 29 colored, niiiinrlnir m.v voluntary retirement wear the builder’s apron." Ri (Until deaths from various from politic*. I merely want time | cuts and adults Ill announcing (lie winning of These nml fill other problem* c.iu>c* were tubulated by tiie Flor­ enough to rlear my name so Dint tho "Achievement Award’* by the Lake Mary Annual ida Stale Hoard of Health in its mV "d e and children need n I »iif- Ibn I fme Seminole County patent* Sanford Kiwanis Club, Ralph annual (inures. fer any further embarrassment and of .s.dimiJ age children will tie nitj ewe led a l Die Family Life lu-tirfn iith , secretary of the club and Pioneer Night Set There were three from tubercu heartbreak." immediate past Lieutenant Cover, lulls, one from syphilis, 4*1 (mm In making this slalement. Hobby tiilc lo be conducted tiy l)r. Hubert nor laid, "We’ro proud of our club Tuesday At 7:B0 cancer, six from diabetes, two sail, "1 would also like tn saj | ,1 Kchnildl, Monday ami Tuesday a t all timrs but when It hits tho front anemias, 12 from Influenza that I am hopeful Die |ienplu ef night. .March 5-fl al Seminole High Tiie Lake Mary 31st Annual top, we’re doubly proud.” And ami pneumonia, 27 from cerebral Seminole County will lock favor­ School. The In dilute will begin a I 7 13 he added, "This Is tbs second Pioneer Night will takn place at emeular disease, 95 front heart ably upon the randldaey of my the Community Bulbllng in Lake p, m in llm High Bcliind Audi* time in tha history of the Sanford Mary on Tuesday evening at 7:30 disease, 11 from all other elrru Chief Deputy Ollls (i, Owen " Club w* hava achieved this go#!." Intory disease*, seven from nrphHe said, "He I1.1* served tiie peo­ lor Him. Hr. Schmidt tome* to Sanford Those taking part In tha panel p.m. March 8. rltls and nophrodi, six from motor ple of tills county faithfully and This Annual Pioneer Night Is set vohirle aerirlents anil 10 from discussion on attendance were, well. Ho is a lugli typo Christian fruiii l|i,, General Extension lllvl* Richard Packard. Harvey Hale. aside la honor Die older clllrens. other arridrnl*. pertain and possesses the qualili- I skin of t h e University of Florida ^Gordon Frederick and Dougina It is Lako Mary's contribution in Hrart diseases continue to head callon* necessary to make a good in • noperallon with Dm Seminole giving the older folks a chance %ten»trom. the list for death causes with sheriff. Even the people who were County Parent-Teacher* Associa­ to meet their friends and soma of enneer taking the next largest toll, all out to get me were not atdo to tion. Seminole County's most outstand­ with 27 from cerebral vawiular OffI Inis of the P-TA nrjrnnhm* find the first shred of evidence to ing citizens will pay hamngo ta disease* third. besmirch his rhurortcr as they lh >- |l(,e sny "We are fortunate (he old folks. :o , ip-ore hinJi x'-qualified Imttruc. have assassinated mine.'' "See and hear the man who SABRE JF.T TRAINING WING Hobby coneludr.-d, "He will make tur " spoke al the First Pioneer Night. TSUIKI, Japan 58—Four Japan­ you a good sheriff." Thursday night. March R, 31 years *go. Also, enjoy a good thcle will be a Joint panel illsA large atomla power plant pro- entertainment, sec Ilia 10 most ese and four American pilots In ru-*i'tn between youth and rulull*. Jtrt It being undertaken Jointly beautiful girl* in Seminole County, FB8 Satire) Jets took to the akiea Ttrer is will be no admission by Florida's three major utility mil hear Henry ItussI, and Robert today lo mark formation of Jap­ P-TA Meets Tonite an's first Sabre Jet training wing. Mrs. Randall Chase will head a chaigr. .companies, It was revealed today In a tight formation of two panel tonight at Smithsldn School hjy Robert Fite, President and Armstrong," a Lake Mary resident PAYROLL INCREASES General Manager of tha Florida stated. There will be gifts for Die fllghl* they swooped low over this for Uto program of the P-TA. Topic five oldest ladies and for tho five booming training base. discussed will he "Jnvcnlln Pro* WASHINGTON '.8-Tlin federal Power and Light Company. government’s civilian payroll In­ Florida Power and Light Com­ oldest men; and a gift for the (hie of tho Japanese, Lt. Col. lection". This meeting, the first alnca De* d e n t'd by 3,Ml in January In pany, Tumpa Electric Company couple who has been married Die Mnsanobu Ibusukl, piloted a Navy of Tampa and th« Florida Power longest number of years. A rib­ Zero in thu Dec. 7, 1041, attack •ember, will -tart at R p.m. and (reaih n tntat of 2.340.091, the Sen* Corporation of St. Petersburg hava bon marked "Lake Mary 3tsi An­ on Fearl Harbor Ihnl brought all P-TA members are asked to ate-llnuse Committee on Nonesentered Into an agreement with nual Pioneer Night" will admit America Into World War II. attend. senlial Expenditures n i l today. Babcock and Wilcox Company and any qualified holder ta the Bit/ Allis Chalmers Company looking Theatre, as the guest of Ezra Kimto a target dale of 11*02-11*03 for broil, manager. llh c construction and operation of a The Sanford bu* will leave the major power plant using atomic corner of Magnolia Avo. and First energy fur furl to be located at on St. at 6:53 p.m. For bus transporta­ appropriate site within suitable tion, telephono Sanford 1444. Tho transmission distance of all three Ini* will go out Park Avo. ta 20th companies, Fit* m ealed. St., through (irapevlile and Mayman, bring them out to Lake Mary It will atop along the way to Touhy Named Vice and pick up paiscngeri. "If you know an elderly lady or Chairman Of Public man, bring Diem out lo ake Mary Community Building Tuesday even­ i Relations Group George Touhy, executive vice ing. They will enjoy It, and you president of the First Federal will be well rewarded for your Savings and Loan Association of time," It was Haled. Seminole County, ha* been ap­ pointed Vice Chairman of the Public Relation* Committee of the United State* Savings »nd Loan League. Feb. II The appointment was announced Nolly Dunn today by Walter If. Dreier. Oliver Jelka Evansville, Indiana, president of Discharge* 11 •* eLattne, which Is the nationJohn McQueen v ido trade organization of the Mr*. Dolhella Stapler livings and loan business and reSirs. Virginia Talbott j rerents mora than 4,200 saving* Baby Stapler / ■nrialJoni and co-operative Mrs. Mary Tamm * L.-nks, Mrs. Cecilia Ileal The ' Public Relation* CornMarch 1 i• »t'idles mel hods « I de Admission* vcloplng public knowledge of md Mrs. R. J. Hawkins enthusiasm for the thrift and CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACK BON, COMMANDING O e flc a ii, b.NAAH, Is welcomed Into the BanDischarge* home ownership aervlvee* of sav­ ford Khvanli Club by D. J, Scott, Past International Trustee, Pa»t International vice president, ing* association* and eo-opcritlve Sir*. William Carson (Loiigwood) and past president of Um Winnipeg, Ontario and Chicago, III, Kiwnnia Clube. Looking on, at tha right, J m Cutting ham (Longwood) ll L a te r Tharp, chairman «f tha Membership Coamlttoo of tha Sanford Kiwanis Club (Staff Photo) Capt. R. Jackson Inducted As New Member Of Kiwanis f Board Of Health Gives '55 Report t Hobby Will Not Enter Race For Sheriff Many Issues Will Be Solved Al Family Life Institute Here Atomic Power Plant Proiecf Undertaken Hospital Notes Gets Underway Today W itk $ 8,000 Goal Kickoff Officials Cracking Breakfast Down On Persons Held Liffering Highways Seminole County official* are beginning to cnick down nn vio­ lator* of State law* preventing the dumping of garbage along high­ ways. The Board of Seminole County Commissioner*, at their last meet­ ing, became aware of the grow­ ing violation of n law that pre­ vents garbage dumped along high­ way- and loft tn become a hazard, health menace, and an unilgltUy landscape. Various auctions of the County hnie been littered with paper bag* stuffed with hottlcs, tin cans, kit­ chen garbage, and paper appar­ ently thrown from automobile* in prominent locution*. Complaint* of the trash and gar­ bage dumping menace began in seep into the rc|<orli tn Dm com­ missioners. Dump* arc provided for Ihe pur­ pose of disposin') of garbage, Commissioner John Melsch *nkl this morning. One dump is locat­ ed At thu abandoned day pH on the Upsala Rond, another In back (it Lake Mary between Lake Mary and Ling wood, as well us another. However, said Mcixch, the Board of County Commissioner* will pro­ vide additional facilities for dump­ ing gurbage if Die needs are mude known. "Not only J k Dtp dumping of K arlinH 'j'-^iJruhi! highways ini* sightly, ’ Id Alcisch, "hut It Is a htillli ktsiird ** welt as danger­ ous. We are mowing tha rightofwny* now and tin cons, buttles, pieces of melal and other objects dumped along wllli gaibagc will daiiinga our mowing machine*," "Fit lie ill xInn ltd have enough pride In their cunimunity tn keep iu roads and highway* clean and free from trash, garbage and lit­ ter," one commissioner remarked. However, if citizens cimllmiu’tn abuse the law, Dm Board of Cmm* l) Commissioners, at It* last meetins, voted unnniinouily lo notify the public of Dm prevailing law and Die penalties for the Vi' Vw of it, in order to avoid future prosecution, Tho Florida .Statute* point out " it Is unlawful for any person tn dump, or cause to be dumped, or place or rnusn lu he placed, any garbage, refuse or rubbish of any kind whatsoever on or upuu any public park, state designated high­ way, county road, rity street or public lunik, or upon private prothan $5() or by imprisonment lu tha owner.’ ’ Tbe Dilute also points out Dial the violation of the provisions shall be punished hy u line of not moro Ian $U or by imprisonment lu the County Jail for not moru than one month, or by both fine and imprisonment. Christian Church To Take Special Offering Easter Tito First Christian Church will attempt In double Dm mnmmi in its ediicatlim building Rind by taking a special offering Knitter, Apr. I, I’astor Perry L. Stone said today. 'Die minister explained, "Christ was betrayed for 30 pieces of til* ver, Tho plan is In gel every meintier who will tn turn the price of betrayal Into a lova of­ fering for Christ hy saving during the month nf March and bringing lo church on Easier morning 3n piece* of silver for Die building fund. This project Is primarily for our children and those who conto after them! and wiiat wo do for the least of these it 1* as if we were doing It for the laird himself. Plastic bags ami an ex­ planatory letter are being sent in thu membership. Wo can more Ilian double the amount In our fund If, over amt above regular giving, between Mar, 2 and 31 we put in tho plastic bag each day a silver coin for the E n te r offering. Any sacrifice for Die cause will bring ui a blessing.” The proposed, building L ex­ pected to coil $40,000.00. George W. Morgan I* the chairman of tbe building committee. * t The 1B3i1 Seminole County Am­ erican Red Cross Drive gut und* erway lid* morning spearheaded by a kickoff breakfast at the Aiayiair Inn. Captain , Robert IV. Jncksnn, Commanding Officer of lliu Han­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station pledged $1300 for first contribu­ tion in this year's all out affort to raise • budget of moro than $g000 In Semi no Ia County. Captnin Jackson, told the group assembled at the Mayfair Inn for Inst ndnuto instructions, “I am representing Dio service personnel in your midst." And ho said, "Tho President of tin* United Hlnte* support* Die celebration of the 75th an­ niversary of thu Red Cross and hn* mid, 'wo in the Federal ser­ vice can, by our example, in­ spire our fellow citizens every­ where to Join as member* of the Red Cross.' Tho Navy Depart­ ment endorse* the humanitarian programs of the Red Cross, especially Recall so of it* service* tn member* of tho Armed Force* and their families." "Toduy, so aro commencing the first annual Charity Drive at the Hanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion, to raise a sum of $10,000," Captain Jackson said. Wo have set aside the amount of $1300 from this total for tha Red Cross, he said. " I am her* to pledge this sum to tha Bemlnota County IWi ‘C M »k/)ff* I ' tMDpsfeu,1 a third mora than we contributed last year", ha concluded, Mr*. Stanley Kupl, chalrmr.n of the Advance Gift* Committee of the Seminole County Red Cross campaign organisation, presided at (lie meeting. Hhe told Iho work era, gathered for the kickoff hrm kfnit, "I can tell you person­ ally of the wonderful work of the Red Cross In Euroite. 1 have visited Europe seven time* ilnco World War II and have *eeii, firsthand, the work dona in tho roticetitiulloh ramp*, the devast­ ated areas, and In the giving of h helping hand In tha tragedies till-re." (libers speaking briefly on be­ half of organisation* and efforts in Kern Inol* County and for the Red Cross campaign fund were: Lt, Raymond Luco of tha Halvntlon Armyi A. II. Peterson Jr., president of the Herninot* Coun­ ty Junior Chandier of Commerce, Ed Hhlnholsrr on behalf of tho attorneys of Hanford andd Sem­ inole County, and Blr*. Alton llrldgrr*, chairman Of the fund raising campaign committee, Mr*. Itrldgers said, "I am ptrased with the progress so fur in our campaign. Red Cross Isn't a charity — It Is humanitarian. It la In thu emcrgrnlre* when the Red Cross cornea In." Th* cnmpalgn Is now under­ way throughout the County In an all out effort to go over tho top In reaching Ita quota. Ground Observer Corps Operating On 7.4-Hrur Basis Mack N< Cleveland Jr. ★ ★ ★ Mack N. Cleveland To Seek 3rd Term As Representative Ktnto Representative Mack 1C. Cleveland Jr, today announced hie cundldury for a Third Term Bi n member id the Florida Hou.ia of Representative*, Group Ono, During the 1953 Hesslnn of lha Legislature Representative! Cleve­ land served on (he Rules and .Cal­ endar and Flnaneo and Taxation Committee, (Wo nf tho throe most important committees In th* House, and also was a rhairtnon of Judiciary General anil vie* chairman of Public Utilities Com­ mittees, and al*n served n q .C ^ iDtntloiial Amendments, Having* and lainu and Home Administra­ tion Committees. Representative Cleveland Is cur­ rently serving as a member of Dio Senate House Interim Legistslive Auditing Commllleo treated during Dio 1933 Session In an ef­ fort to institute uniform account­ ing procedures in all of tho ageocies of Statu government and sup­ ervise the work of the Stata Audi­ tor. Cleveland snyst "That in tho short Hina Ihl* Committee has been functioning, it has already brought about re­ visions lu several of Iho agencies resulting In belter efficiency in these agencies,’’ and ho says "Tllla will In lurn result In an economic saving for Ih Stale.'* "I have sincerely appreciated Ilia opportunity and privilege to serve Ihe people of Seminole Coun­ ty during my two terms, and feci Hut with Dio experience acquired 1 can render an oven greater serv­ ice to ill of Ihe citizens uf Seminolo County if elected. 1 humbly submit my rundldaey for a Third Term with (ho express desire amt hope of eimtinulng tu servo th* people of Scnilnoio County." Cleveland is nn ovcrseiN veteran of World War If, and after Ills discharge In February, 1918, from tho Army Air Corps entered filetson University where bo received IDs HSHA in liMO anil his law degreo in 1951, and sluco that time has been a practicing attor­ ney In Sanford, Ho was born In Hanford and nlLii.kd Sum Inula County schools, graduating from Seminole High School in 1912, He is a member of the Senior and Junior Chambers of Com­ merce First Baptist Church, Sanlord Masonic Lodgu No. ti2, Ameri­ can Legion, Elks, VFW, Kiwpnll, Ihe Florida liar, 49 el p, and ih« Sanford Merchants Association. The Ground O bw ver Corn* I* nnernllng on a 24-h-ur bn*'* thron"hnnt Florida and Dio Coun­ try, Gordon Fred-r'ck, sune<vl*or •if Iho Ground Observer Corn* here and a member of tbe loont American Legion Post, atsiil to­ Mrs. Eminisor, 74, day. However, Hanford lx not . yet Dies Wednesday in nncratlnn at all, hn «n!d, Fred­ Mr*. J, 1.. Eminisor, 71, died al t erick explained that some nf the Hi'' Seminole Memorial Hospital at unit* nf Hie Seminole County 11:20 ». in. Wrdncsday after * Ground Observer Corn* or-rnnl«n- short llliu'js, lion are In onerntlan, lint In Horn Nov. |3, IHSI In Ogdon*Hnnford there Is no activity at burg, N. Y, slio hail made her all. homo at 2013 Palmetto Ave. for An attempt will be made D* thu past five years, put tho Ground Observer Unit Him had coma to Hnnford front . hero Into operation on a 12-hour Daytona llcach ami was a Mem­ basl* beginning Sunday at tho Ameriran Legion Hut, Frederick ber of tho First Unptl-t Church, said that the plana spotting Port Huron, Mich. Sho is survived group, an tmnorlAnl segment In by her husband, threu stator*, tho defense of our eountry, will lire. Lit* Llchcsttnr, Mr*. Ann*. update from 8 a. m. to 8 p. Bril* Chadwick both of 1) Mlch.j Mr*. Faith Mi-Dor m. Those Interested In serving Fly lit, Mich, and ons nephew. '>*-• Funeral service* will bo *t It with the Ground Observer Corps and would like to volunteer, ran a- m. Friday a t the Orlsson Fit* do so. by calling Mrs. Harry tioral Hmo with Dr. Frod P. Kn*» 3 Russell • t 681-R between A and mlnger officiating. The-rem ain* 7 a, mi., 11 A. m. and 1 p. m.,.wlll bo token to Anthony fa r fa> • to ff. ---------------------lam en t. J |f ™ �I wmrktm\ : Salt W atar Producing Electricity SN ( M i l l naad 4 ea*. snsa ta tto e caaltag eealtef tba the condensers, coadenirn tba f MA weler water ahartega •at ••tar. water, warmed several — watto* ar* art a srawtef grewlag m several daMTttaa m ehaini Ml great to doing lUjob Its Job, Udlieh; la discharged .t caf T ! . ! n P. ir n l tadtfa. to Many W areas tba nation. Bay aid. elda of of Morro " " " T V „ on as tba Um Kstero Kit.ro Bay J 0. G- k• t'a1 *Mom M#rT*Bay *•* plant r*,Bt may “ •* Reek. Rock. ba a modal nodal ter tor futurt taturt brfuitrtel W oiuial Completion completion of Morro Bay comes e of adophase ataam *•} iraii teeth ataam plant* plant* irtaawho*a whe-e frothat the dost at tha t. of cf bursting a phase growth ^at*. U -cares. U .t i r t i , growth which which has hsi suddenly nridoaiy s a d : watet largest 1{H ula pro­ P. 0. * E. America's l« The plant’s ^Batter _watar privately Owned utility plant Mty. B tt M il M ta ru b a o t triek duced ^ ’S i I S I t o r a ^ operating a S a t S i Privately plan In­ By r evaporator! like those which supply power vestment and in generating ca­ plant* In *hlpa. Tba Mam Say pacity (4,831,000 kilowatts with avaparatora < u product about iso Morfo Bay's second nnlt). gallant a minute 4 froth water, Only Consolidated Edison now ta tall operation startlag next surpasses P. 0. k E, In operating April, th« two Ilf,on kilowatt gan- ravanult, and only Consolidated aratlng unit* wtu uto Ttoco gallons Edison and Commonwealth Edison of Chicago serve more customers. H froth water la 14 hours. ^ •n an compute* the water coat, lachidtac fixad chargee oa capital, at $1JS par I,MO gallon*. Irrigation XOTfl'B O P A r F it: AT i n s water available at HO at acre teat r o d tax DKt-.n IS M S t i i t a i t * * t IMS) wnuM figure aut at S.1 caste a IS**. mdtk;ic it Hxneuv uivek Oanbia is* eai4»r thaneand fatten*. San r n w lm f a s t m*vi«* o f t e a fo llo w in g c artiflc ato h»* maalctp*} watar at volume rates SUM aaia e t r t i l i c a t * (or u s a * , 4 aoat Sir cents a thausaad fatten*. I* » • SSitua thsrson. Th* e*rti(lc a t* s u m M r I M f u r ol l»*u*nc*. Mam Bay’* hollar watar tlotrly IBs 4**criptlan ol IB* v r o p - r t r BBS IBS s flu in weicB which “ll'w----me nBaku t's ts i* aapanatva. But the Tt.ooo gallan* ana -------lb m um a- i a- raa -(oitewst a day rofulrod la ■ amott (raetten c a r t m e t t a No. t l T*ar a( I n c J u l y li A. U. I I I ! af a steam alaotrte plaat'a avarall ane* U X a t t lP T l D . X OP PN OPKRTTl water naoda. Lett mi, n o * n a Lougwood l a t Moog I r u n IS to I) A la delivered Mt «< Am eat. A eub* Tba graataat water naad la tar PPlBt MoflB s P a s o is nartaa pipaltM guia aaarly a nUa cooling, Tba Morro Bay plant N s n u ta which ■■i*ii<d n>>oo All of **14 proparty h«itu offshore to a yamyteg aaibaraia pumps 1IT.S09 gattna a minute of gflera in County ot gam innlt, n u t * of far eeeaa leaker*. aoM aaa water thraugh tuboa that r u n 4* u m * i* such c tr i i ti c s i * h i l l aa r*d«*n>*4 according to CuiaB eeealmttow i f tea m m coal tromaadous candansara. The tlaw tn* proporty dascrlbrd in tueh Ulawatt pleat, fully anelaaad to aandansara ro-convart exhaust from < * r tl( le tlo will p* anld ta th* Bighaat d rr a t in* front door ot flutad alunlauM, waa ditto tad By Uta ganarator-drlvlng turbines Into in* a n n hld u a l * c o u n ty c o u r t iio ui* lha grawtni daraaad lead «f Uia fresh watar. a t t u n lo r d . r i a r i d s . on {h* ftett ifAftdAy in th# mflfiif'i Mbtcr, S u Joagnia VaQty watt*. Blai BO* At M am lay P. 0. k t . has aa Isl*. wbten i t tno i t h day of Starch. llaa gaUoaa af water a rt pumped •aaaa tall af aaa water opportunely dally frail e .W watt* tar trap chiliad to SO dagreai la winter aad ' V i l i l t a u lad d * r *1 r c a r u a r y Irrlgatlaa. IBa yumpa Mgnlra n i l 10 degrees in summer. The colder (VMfltiAl Clark * C e c i l .. O. P. MXRNDOW. •mauata af alaatrla power. Clark Circuit Court, Icmltba water, tba more efficient tba ■ol* c o u n ty . Florida Wbea eommltmaat ftrat waa aandaaalng process. I P T i l ClXCCIT,COLJkT_OP_THK made ta dtvatoy a plant of tub* Tba plant takes 1TI million galikTv A “ i i) m i i a V c i m r t i t . m itentlal aapaatty at M am Bay, tons a day from Morro Bay. After alm d r o a a r i u x n i . f i c o t i t t prl o i i i u a . « J i * * t J J } * J 0 •Vji F. 0. k K.'a daelitsn.makara didn't NONA HAKXKK WILSON, *110 sj._ __ nown as raally aapaet ta uta watar from W,UO}<h.«BUfl tba h i . other aeufrii ware can. aldarad. Thaia yrerad lnyraetteal, Tca therin ic iie in l a »in«i« wofoto, ii .il howavar. ' Pifindini* Company aagtnaora adrliad that n o T ic B o p i t i t TO: L u m » WALKER, and. If tea water evaperatara could Be m arried, — W slk*r, Bar unknown uiad—and that they would be ace* huiband, If *11**. and If dead. Ih*lr DALLAS tm-VIMn Ingram. 83 h*lr». d*»H**». grant***, nomla in lha overall plant opara* yaar-eld theater Janitor, It going unknown lagsl***, a**lgn**i, lU nori. crsdllion. to rs a nd tru*t<*>; and ALL P t . n to put to work a rljht arm that ■o.vn IIA VINO OR CLAIM I NO ANT from tba atart af Morro Bay’a hat bean gathering dust In a pawn INT E REST IN TMB gOLLOWlNCl planning, aaya Norman Sutherland. DESCniUCU LANDS: ah op. Lot* J1 and IS. Rlock l», of P-0, k E.'a praaldant. "we knew g i n U n d a . Ih* Suburb llrttitlful, that If wa got locked In, wa could Will!*, who lost hit riiht arm In Sanford SaMlon. accordin g lo th* p i n th«rcof racordrit In alwaya go to lha aaa, It waa tba wn aceldcnt In 1*43, had a ma r i t l t o o k I. p ig * M. of Ih* ubllo record* a t Bamlnol* la it aeurea, and axpanilva, but It chenteat one but when It wore out ounly, f l o r id * he didn't hava tho f2T3 to raplaeo waa aura." TOU ARE HKRCHT NOTIFIED ( h a t ■ *ull ha* b»*n brnuaht The avaparatora, toiling to mil­ It. s g a l n i l you, th* n s l u r * of which lion doll art, want In aervica la it After reading that a local pawn I* to r tm o v a r a r l a ln cloud* and to a n d confirm Ih* n fl* tn tp* April with tba flrtt 1U,MO-kilowatt •shop had a mechanical arm gath ahotel b n \ t dMcrlbad real p m a r t r ganaralor unit. The second 115,000. wring dusk, Willie was walling Th* name of Ih* Court In which tn* atiil ha* b*tn i n t i l t u u d I* th* unit will go lata eptratlca this whan the store opened Tuesday. Circuit Court o t Ih* Ninth Judicial Ha promptly made a S3 down pay. C ircuit la and t o r a«mtnol* I’ounty. April. f l o r id * . Th* Bbbr«*ui*d till* of mant an the artificial limb, which Mom Bay Baa yrovad, isya Altfla CBM 1* NONA BARBER WILHUN V*. K A T H E R IN E HE IN E B bar! W. Bruce, ?. 0. k B. senior Aad a price tag af 133.50. woman, *1 al. maebanleal ongteaar, that a gan- "I never knew t could buy an Slnjrl* Tn* datcrip O on of lh a r * t l pro. pa rty Involved I* a* **t forth abov* aratlng plant caa be loeatad on tba wrm secondhand.” ha aald. "I'm You ar* h a r r b r rro u irad to (it* isaahora "if the alia ta dailrabls, real happy about this. It needs a your *n*w*r or o t h r r d*f*n*lv« avan If It does not have fraab Jilt!* adjustment b u t-It-fits me pl*«dlag with ih* Clark of th* water. 1 ^ f o r W 5Von*B1 f lf ? J . " ,HTditc)?<,l,X dine.” M dttO SAY, CtUA; <a — la * • i t t r ( r ta tba see to flWdaetel M fH y m te in H lk it la m d fra.li wiMr a m Mm loal m u fleldi If California’! Baa ;#aaula Vinay, mm 40 Cm warU’l riehoet tam ing ragtoaa. ^ Tbo »aa pawar prkteet, W w l ly Matured, « u teraad By gates NPiAN'ANV Legal Notice MB BUM3T t* 0 , DO VOU KNOW/ •THE ROADTO­ MANOAlAVrJ oovou J WANT Mg io siwfl it -ELMOf , Mechanical Arm Will Now Be Used By Janitor Willie COUUJ IT TM> THAT • S ft& f/ f ima-oMNM J f l r Z o inpcbm y /lS r fT T N -r^ — V VJ D A ILY ACBOI t a m r you a YOU CAN NBIP ro u a atretam 14 U ttlaglri 15 lubtla amanatiaw I* Commas point Ubbr.l IV Urge, betvy btmmer IP. Method eg teaming II. tuMor F N tM O M .'-fiu r THiy OOTK WAWT80 TO HANOLC TKS S S m iS * — ^ TA<E TUQmS.' NONBy.^NOWTVCY VOU MeAN SMS KINDLES tr on * w ic k and h s m a NBM7 HOW DOBS rT __ s S ja CIKCHV w ane* WOO*.?/—- ------- M3U SBE.TVIC eov 1. Oat up i Seine of g. Breed of Christa Irat phteatnie mireci# (ver.) I Gang 4. Rough lev* * Oirla name a.. Veerch 10 Long, Leng.kgg*4 a :Holding birir beck If. Roman poet V., . Aaaem 13 Light UAHkXJPit e a M T W M TVIfr KAO MONEY J CROSSWORD franc w e MAOOlIO ONLY a i r s na<o evs«v TWO weetca.* 81. Preerrengh adeemket between twt II. A geme egehtnee H PeeUiered iretteret IT. Dry gAHeevy weight M IteSiat go. yitNermta 14. like AA tmitetet 41. AnegeUvo t l EtthMlett ue km u eHkwerm (ver.) W*at ** I Kind ot wool ' I n d i t s V**i*rd*r‘* Alto** t. This can 14 Rubbing out 33. Bambool Du be found 35. Trouble grata on weed SA A lit 84 akin t l . BUlrwey tl. Brewiu It dlaordsr oeete the aun II. Small: com* 11. Prosecuted SI. South blnlng form Judletetiy American 40 Splicing toot I t Exthange pack animat 43. Tantalum premium S3. Kind of duck (aym.) m 7“ Legal Notice One-Time Student Mails $5 Check For 'Late' Book OHEELEY, Colo. (A-A fcrtnar « OOVRTT JE DOB'S OfllWT A ro row itH iM iiB co n n E S - j S f S fh L S n i^ ••5 • D*c****d. failed to r lt£ n - 5 ™ arl 7 |o U gatting bar mtmoy back. ffiaupfa'aM i® ALL WKOU r r MAT COM. College at eg Education, aald State Collaga tht #ll#ck cheek e,m came* trora from *Kentucky ,h# w<uckT but h* ht <,,clln*4 declined'to Identify tthe onebtrt ta ld,nt1^ t * «► time rintont, student. tlmt "A novel over M yean old might watt hava Bata disserted By M r •«*■»,*• Jonaa wrote it Htentefl Uw ehaok, "and !'■ afraid a y coaaolanea would botbar me if 1 A r LAST TIME TONIGHT F -TVi-n- 11 U naTUrner F 11 \iBBam au IT % I i . T| V/ r & u JT P W i w r z . PEA. 1.<M — 1.08 Sill — Tilt — 1:20 ft ir FRIDAY — 3ATUDAY w w ** r w- "" "" ■ I In • y i tin s t o d Mi I'M w a y 1 i n f o 111s t o f y * BUYING A CAR? fla t to b»«»y.•»*•« Mat soaA DTl.jp aaa (11*4 k*r (Inti ra* „te «a»«««fi» •( th* ««(«{• of k ‘ n F~ w ii i *" 1 r 44 /ewiab .M Jii u ia n a ii'vi iu u M fin u ^ 1A Yallow. fXLIUl-1.« [jn .K jll now* rad u n it n u u u n c llV'JtllO SO. Batcng- :d-:iarer3r:' dixer HUM'JM tog l1licit lilfiU. Ill*, to u t B3. Group ni-jix a n t i u n u - of ■j : i i n o i m m h u laland*. Jia n .y , it union i. r.'kiii ii ii it* British _ Hn Pin ion, Attorney* for r i i t n t l f f . I'll f t r i t National flank Bulldlnv. Orl»ndo. Florid*, on or h*for* th* l i f t d t p of March. I » l t H>r*tn l»i| not or a d a c r 'o pro c o n t t o o will b* tni*r«d a g u ln i l ynu for ih* r*n*f demanded Tn th* Comnlelnt IVltn*,* my n*nd and *ev| thi* ISth day of F ebruary A. D. I t l l (C ltrk 'a S ta ll O P. Herndon Clerk of th* Circuit Court S*mlnol* County. Florid* till** R td r ic k A Rflhlnron j m Flr»t National Bank Bldg. Orlando, Florid* Attorney* for f’lalntlff Lnsrt.iartf,1.a:i IN DINING ADVRNTURR BOTTLED GAS $6 00 PER 100*LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGR NFORD GAS CO CHICAGO Tht BULKY ROOM ft PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— SYN D ICA TE S«“-a —oiucnoirs- tu s IT c 1102“—$ 9^98 DOLLS 12.99, of bm 111)32 . 23’’ BRIDE DOLL Re*. $15.00 I1G93 Table And Chair SET Reg- $11.98— 14/ 11095 MAPLE TABLE and Chair Set. Reg. $24.98 $14.99 11.179 GOLDEN TDRA HORN Reg. $14.95 18.98 11L225-5 UNIT EIECTRIC TRAIN SET $8.88 11L221 TRAIN BET 11.99 . ALL TRAIN SETS— TRACKS — TRANSFOR. MERS ACCESSORIES AT SUPER SAVINGS CLOSE OUT PRICES 11B122 CARROM $E.88 ROAnD " 11G99 BUcklionril $8.77 11F128 DISH SET $2.44 11R105 WRECKER $0.88 TRUCK * 11R99 LIVE STOCK $ |.8 7 TRUCK * 11C98 TOOL KIT $1.33 I1L237 - 31 Pe. SPECIAL ELECTRIC TRAIN? $8.88 l i r s i Repeater Gun $1.48 112234 FUhlng Sat $3.37 11J55 UKE . $3.24 11J68 TRUMPET < $2.88 11R115 Flra-E ngine $8.83 112222 SWORD SET $1.49 11H68 PLASTIC Map $1.99 11R67 TRANSPORT $ 2 88 TRAILER * 11H39 Typewriter $2.88 11J87 Xylophone $1.99 112221 Railroad ’ $3.33 11J67 Child Records 17c 11Z12.T— 16 MM Film 99e 11A175 Rubber Blocka 87c 11F103 KITCHEN $088 CABINET W 11A 169 Fire Engine $1.33 11 F I33 Cook Set $3.68 11C.Ill Redchalr $1.83 11H80 PAINT SET 68c 11B207 DRAGNET $1.99 1131180 BUS $1.22 11M178 TRAILER $1.97 llM135Heltcopter $2.68 11F143BAKE BET 87e 11Z219 BANK 91-28 11B206 Bowling Set $1.97 ^ 11B175 Paracheenl $1.18 S lim n I Blockhead 63e -4GP I I iW T a r g e Double IQ.33 Holster Gun Set ljlZ238 I’oGo Stick $4.87 I I Cl 07 Building Set $1.38 11C109 LINE MANS Bell WITH TOOLS $1.99 11C91 Tinker Toy • $1.97 1IJ80 Mnuthorgan * 77c 11Z23L EXERCISER $1.99 1131171 Emergency TRUCK w 11 A l79 Bowling Bet $1.99 11C112 LOG SET $2.67 11 FI 14 DISH SET $1.97 UD61 DOLL Regular $15.00 11F141 TEA SET 9L47 1IP101 PISTOL CAPS I7c 11D84 Phonograph $ fl 2-44 Bland 4bid Records 11F127 TEA SET $3.87 11B201 Pool Table $4.88 BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL ROCKERS . $748 LARGN m t RIDING HORSE 9911.99 ONLY 1 OF THESE * * ' 29'* BOYS OR GIRLS BIK8 • $J 1 .66 9A79 — 9A80 J 20” BICYCLE $ | 7 43 9A85 STURDY 9A110 - 26" GIRLS BICYCLE . 9HM.2S Regular $89.95 9A13S . 20” BIKE CONVERTIBLE $19.71 These Must Ba S » « w BIKE SPOTLIGHT $1.99 9B236 BIKE GRIPS WITH BELL $U 8 BIKE CRASH BARS $2.18 9C48 LARGE METAL WAGONS •' $947 9C214 POLICE PATROL CYCLE **TIm Owuitry Chib of TrotUac X v t A t PREftENTR W IN Y EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS OOM FLBn DINNERS FROM IL M 1 1 0 9 RAILROAD ENGINES 9C178 LARGE » l$ ” TRACTOR 9C208 JE T PLANE $22.60 9C208 LARGE FIRE TRUCK $184$ SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY WHY FAY MORE? Firestone Stores Toy Close Out $99.74 ** 9C216 CATALINA RACER QUANTITIES LIMITED BUT QUALITY IN EACH fircsfone STORES •A N rilfp ^ F iS jU M (in/. r . ^ �firtll News O f Men In Service Men Flashing Through Space 4 May Turn Gray BERKELEY, C a l i f . UP-Men flashing, through ipica at fantastic speeds may ag« mora ilowly than earthbound people but their hair may turn gray from coimic ray bombardment. And they may not know which way Is up. Interplanetary ships may have to be rotated to product a small m o u n t of gravitational pull for the paaca of mind and physical comfort at tha peopla aboard. Thosa are soma of tha things which researchers It spaca mrdi. ftlna a rt talking shout at a current gympestum at tha University of jCaltfornli. Tha alow agtng Idas win be hard In prove or disprove unless there It an actual trial in apace, said Dr. Ntllo Pace, University ol Cal­ ifornia physiologist and director of Aha White Mountain high alti­ tude laboratory In the California Sierra, Tha relativity theory has H that time slows down for any thing (riv­ aling at velocities approaching the speed of light, JM.OOO mtlea per second. At 101,000 miles per second, an hour of space lime is about two hours of earth lima. For all scien­ tists know now, Dr. Pace said, a person who travels for several years at surh speed might came hick to earth and find that he had aged lass than the people at home. Prof. Herman B. Chase of Brown Unlveriity reported finding a sig­ nificant amount of graying In mire aent aloft 10 miles or more in bal­ loons. There the animats were subJscied lo primary cosmic rays. This indicates that s Cosmic rar h itir d exists. Prof Chsse isid. but ‘hat It may not he as serious as other factors. Two Important changes in the Headquarters Executive Person­ nel of Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company were an­ nounced by President Fred J. Turner today following a meeting of tho Board of Directors. John O. Bradbury, vie# presldent-operaiions since Jsn.l, 1M3, was elected executive vie* presi­ dent. In this position he will as­ sist President Turner in the over­ all operations of tha business. Ben 5. Gilmer, formerly of South­ ern Bell but more recently vice president of Jha Fictile Telephone and Telegraph Company, was elected a vice president and a di­ rector. Gilmer, who served with Southern Bell for 28 years of hi* 30-year telephone career, will suc­ ceed Bradbury aa vice presidentoperations. The changes ar* af­ fective March 13. A native of middle Tennessee, Bradbury haa risen through tele­ phone ranks to positions of In­ creasing responsibility. After at­ tending Peabody College in Nash­ ville he Joined Southern Bell there in 1911. He held several Im­ portant positions in Tennesce be­ fore being transferred to Atlanta in 1923 lor assignment in the En­ gineering Department. Later he served successively as Tennessee Division Plant Engineer, Caro­ lines Division riant Engineer, Carolina! Construction Superin­ tendent and Chirlotta District Plant Manager, In 1931, he returned to Atlanta as General riant Engineer ami In 1933 was appointed Florida Plant Superintendent. Three years liter he uss elevated to General riant Manager, with company-wide re­ sponsibility, and in 1943, was elected sice president and ap­ pointed us charge of operations in Johnny Logan, M i l w a u k e e the nine state area served by shortstop, played In evary ona of Southern Bell. hfi team's Nations] League «ame» Long Identified with public the laat two tcaanni. spirited undertakings In Atlanta. Bradbury has been particularly active in the leadership of the | Panther at Large Community Chest and tha Red Cross. He Is a member of the First Presbyterian Church, He al­ so holds membership In lha Cham­ ber of Commerce, Th* Clvitan Club, The Capital City Club and The Ptaelltre* Golf Club. Mr. Gilmer, who is vice presi­ dent of the Peclflc Compiny, in charge of California Operations, was Southern Bell General Cnmmeriral Manager with headquarte n tn Atlanta when he was elec­ ted a rice-president of the North­ eastern Bell Telephone Company tn 1932. He directed Operstmns in the Minnesota area of that com­ pany until hit elerlion lo the vice presidency of the Picifie Com­ pany in August, IBM. ) American homes, from ranch houses to city apartments, will ha playing host soon to panthers — Black Panthers. Steak and exciting, the Black Panther will 1m a pet In the best homes where quality al­ ways counts. The Black Fanthtr, you sea, Is the latest lo new designs by Kern Playing Cards, purs plas­ tic playing cards that don't track, tria ia or chip. I Mora and mora p«opla —■ (knee­ ing Kern aa tha playing cards that stay fresh and new. Years later, tha Black Panther will look aa If ha Just •merged from tha Jungle because Kim cards stay clean with Just a ■Imp!* onea-ovir-llghUy of a damp doth. No matter what your score, you ar* bound to ha tha winner whan Black Panther Joins your bridge or pinochle game. . TORT DEVEN8, MASS. - Speclalist Third C lan Decker D. Powell, whose wife, Bertha, lives to Wrte(hjs.'<vr_, N.J., I* a mniri. her of the l>8th Quartermaster Petroleum Company at Fort Dev ens. Mast. rowel), a coak In the company, entered the* Army In 1BU and was last stationed at Fort Dix, N. J, Ha . ii a veteran of service In Europe. Ilia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie D. Powell, live at IMS W. 11th at. Willie D. Petty J r , IT. inn of Mr. and Mri. W. D. Petty Sr., fif>9 W. Eighth St.; Jark D. Petty 20, «on of Mr. and Mri. A. J. Telly, nt. 1, Box 1M; and John E. Smith, IB, ion of Mr. and Mri. 5onny M. Smith of nt. t have enliitrd in tha Marina Carpi for three y ean . They are currently undergoing recruit training at P arrli liland, S. C. Verner W. Nelson J r , 1*. inn of Mr. and Mra. V. W. Nr!son Sr., Box IBI, Lake Mary, enlisted In the Marino Corps Beservcs and wai asilgiu'd In Immediate active duly for tlvo yean. A former iludent at Seminole High School. Sanford, Nelson Is currently undergoing recruit train­ ing at Fxuis Island, S. C. Series Of Military Plane Crashes Is Causing Concern b# *Ma ♦» hsglrt Veterans Corner j*'1" training ........ . m jn rv r to b e co irro tP i P ~ THE SANFORD HHWtD $ JACKSONVILLE jP-CIvll De- Thurw. M ar. 1, 1938 frits* want* |tt conduct * survey „ .. ,, ly ra r starting deadline i» not pop. in determine whet dele it need* Hera are authoritative answer* ■ Tt)s ,nw th(ll VPtfr. to work out ■ survival plan for from the Vatcrana Admlnlstr*-’ana m int atart Korean HI train- Florida. livn to four question* of Interest Inc within thrra year* from their to former lenltam en and their flr,t I* Hnexn’l provide . .. <anv exrrptinns, irimin**; | „ , . .. K Q. I »m » disabled Korean Q. I have a World War II Cl . , . , . . „ , ,. . veteran ami I am plannlnc to *pterm losiiranra pollrv. When L , went hark on active duly. I ar-1p,y tor " ’c , " on*1 whablllUtkm ran ceil to have my premium! ’ under Public Law 804. waived. | am about to he dix-'N there any limit mi the amount charged, and f want to resume of training I may receive! P ifl S cuou ARRIVING In Hollywood to start a new movie, Marilyn Monroe turtle* spectator* by wearing a two-piece suit with hlgh-neehrd blouse and tie. Marilyn hta late­ ly shown a deep Interest In liter­ ature. This Is her flrst rstum to Blmtown alter a 14-months ab­ sence. (International) WASHINGTON OH-A rs»h of military plane crashes—without any apparent pattern of cause— is giving (he Air Force consider­ able ronrrrn. Since early .tanoarv. .** airmen have died in seven air *rrid»nl«. not Including crashes of |el fight, ers In routine operation and train­ ing flights. These era shea have Involved some nf Ihe oldest anrt newest planes used by Ihe Air f n r r e - a Ctf tranapnrt and a R32 jet bomb­ er. for example. Officials decline fa disclose the exact number nf arridents They contend thix Information would he valuable lo Rusal*. Became Ihere irem i fo he no Immediately discernible pattern In this upsurge nf accidents, of­ ficials are hesitant about pointing tn possible censes. They mention many things that happen In civil­ ian as well as military flying — tlllngi like pilot deficiencies They talk about “ unalrworlhy" airports t f x a b iN n r r r N n r .N r r day and navigations! aids. D A I, I. A A iJV—Five hundred WRONG BOX nde of chill, tamales, beans and ■LOUISVILLE, Ky nr - Mr*' litas are on fhetr way to Kara­ George M. Fl.v'a letters weren’t chi. Pakistan, In help a colony of addressed tn the fire department, transplanted T e x a n s celebrate hu* they bronchi two hook and Texas |n Irpendenre dav, March 2 ladder trnekx and a water lower William H, Brook*, former Tesan in a burrv. now foreign investment and trad* Mn Fly. of Nashville. T eun. advisor In the Inlernational Coop­ a guest In a hotel, toll the pentmg erative Administration In Karachi, firemen she asked a maid Ihe lo said he needs* I the huge quantities gallon nf ihe mail rhnle nf Ingredients for the chill supper “Next lo the red alarm box," hrraux* “over here I find almost Ihe maid replied. everyone Is either a native Trtnn, Mrs Fly Inadvertently punrhe.l married In a Texan, or aspiring to the fir* alarm. he a Texan " NIW HAMPIHIII la the teadoft it ate with a primary March II. Dates e< other state primaries aro ihowa on map above. Alaska will hava one on April 34. The District at Columbia holds Its primary °n May 1> The ititee that are shaded atlect candidate* without prtraarlao, fCewtral Prase Am m M m i s p h iU S □ Automatic ^ beater release , Stand-up b ase^ fulf-slie beater^ R0T0MATK 11-INCH POWER U W N MOWER D rfn d e H * f Cereal And Milk Combine In Strawberry Chiffon Flake Pic Uty—«utittutting m in t i t thh u l , f r u i t Here's *w leaver ftat C, ft, |ofc fa, U.C Dere's *l*«ty *4 ***•» •» * • eery •*•*<»» l .t h». I-crri* •**<**. U|Mw*i«H easy s* hesdla. America's n iw eit portable mixer a t a • pedal, law, low prlc*. U. 1. approved, c o m p a c t f o r _ * a iy alorc^Q*, Fully guarontaad, • *" MidcAas «vMia* Every Woman Wants One! To Outwit Cancer Be Informed, Alert fefMNUN K NNM3M, B.K BIX hundred and fifty Aawritin s will ilia of eanocr today! .That's ona death about every two minutes. Th* same number will die tomorrow and tha dip after that, for that *30 U tha dxlly average. Pretty high, t i n t ItT Wall, m ar­ k s these figures will amass you avert mors. Thar* war* 18,417 Americana killed ta th* Korean War. Yet, during that aama thiM-year period, gancer took tha Uvea ot *10.000 Americans, nearly M time* aa many aa did enemy lira. a m a Tea , Remember the Tltanl* <na*rter k ic k In m i f Tha sinking claimed 1,111 lives. Yat eanear asset* an iw s gractar toil awry three daya. i And tha tofl la rising, f All told, shout tu.000 Ameri­ cana will die ol cancer Mat year. |WUl you b* one *f them! Prob­ ably not — If you know aoma of the fundamental faeta about can* car, tha eltac white It usually ba­ n t u and Its moat frequent aympA raeant aurvay, howavtr, ahotrad that th* death ret* among eurifleu la only •• par ctnt of the fiaaral rata. Why? Probtnly becauio medical man not only have proper knowledge ef eanear facto, but they act ef a w n 188,8*8 mrfar Uia ipa at 98 decamp aonper tn a year. Over tha age of 74 mora than 1JOB in arary 100,880 may gat eanear each year. You woman era n u n UkaJy to develop uncar If you're over tha age of M. O u t I don't suppose many of you or* that old.) Cancar La tha numbar one killer of woman between >0 and ll. But while tha cuncar rat* continue* to rise after tha aga of M, It do** not rla* aa sharply. Can ear usually threatens man at a somewhat later aga than woman. BuscapUblllty Increases about th* age ef 40 with about •8 par oant of tha usee appearteg after tha afa el 48. Therefor*, If you ar* a woman o*at M or a man ever 48, yoaT* got to b* aepaeUlly alert to th* throat eg eanear. Ton o u t of- T. Y.: Plata* giw ma some hiformation eonoanlng apflapria saliura*. • Aniww: There o ieeev m lw lattaa ol aflUnay. la tha petit mol team, than b lota of emuelounoM far • war brief period of **•■ la tho grand ■ul fora, there are convulsion* ta wall at loaa of aeneelonaoaaa. Trsatmant conslata of r*ft and tha ua* or rarlou* draga prtaerlbad bp a phjnlelfln to control th# atlflttrt. Tha diet thoojd to wril-bfllanmd, uapwtu it |!«isM April ta tba month braakfaat cereal and dairy Industrie# apnnaor tha Third Annual Hprina Cereal and Milk Fratlval tn prnmnln tha food value of cereal anif milk. Few fonda can equal the nutritional contribution of lh* cereal and milk wrving nt auclr low cost. fin rely la *o much nutritional looifncan. taata appeal, and clamniir an readily availabla tn tha homemaker. Hlrawlierrv Chiffon Pi" with Cereal Flak* Cruet 1* aaay tn make. Tim direction* are carefully explained In tha recipe below. Thla nla la onlv on* nf the mxnv wavl of comhinlnf cereal and milk In fond preparation. You never outgrow your need for cereal and milk. Htrawbarry CUffaa Pie With Cereal Flake Croat Cerent Flake Cruel 4 eup# whole wheat flake* ^ cup melted butter of 8 Ubleepooti* auger margarine Cruab whole wheat flake* vary Ann. Add augar. Mle in melted butter or margarine thoroughly. Pros# mixture evenly Into fl-tpeh pi* pan, makina Lha bottom aUghtly thicker than tha aldea. ChlU thor•ugnly before addin* iking. Yield: On* ••Inch pi* ah*U. CkUton filling 1 envelop* plain gainHi 1 packer* vanflU pudding mis U eup water 3 sg|a, aeparated 1H rupa milk H cup auaar Combine gelatin and W m p water. I-el stand 8 mlnutaa. Add milk 4n pudding ral(. Blend. Cook over lo-e heat until thickened, atlrrinf rnnatantly, Heat egg vntka. M il Lf cup hot pudding mil Into egg ynlki. Return to pudding misture, bland. Cook over low heat ( additional minula. Add aoftened gelatin: etlr until dlaaolved. Cool xu.til mixture mt» around edge of pan. Whip aga white* to voft peak. Add auger, I Uhlaepoon* at a lima, beating well after each addition. Whip moled pudding until smooth. Fold egg white* Into pudding mixture. Pour flUlng Into pie aheli. Chill until Arm. Cover ariti strawberry topping. Yield: Filling fur on* 9-Inch pki abelL ll Rrsiisil If fraali j Tats tk*^ru3|*ry aid *f •!' Y«W liesltf i*d ytatilsf |akx with aarnktsstlas riaam asd dry Ira* testa ky Oasatal tlashle. UM B as a sweat Ira* te mass y**» vstlsat, Wltk a Hist *f tka'wrh tax, ysu ll* aasveri fraai staaai f* dry Iraslsa asd hast ** HU* *1*1*. laiy U fill ar awafy,— sad Ik* wsisr Is th# task aavee kallsl Hu "Olsl tka-Fakrla" Mat. earatvr* Isdlaatsr. ANOTMII flOOOTUt VALUfl '0>, ",z, V/ 113 S. PARK SANFORD PASSION PLAY If Mlaalng Tho FLORIDA TIMER-UNION ‘Dnllf. Doltvery Phono 1787 for PRONE 222 *». Prompt Admit* -i r 1i J �: •" r » ------ J 1 i 1 1 \m 1 * [j i |s Mft POT. MKT MR. KETTtEBlACK O H 'B W T H W ! flih ecmp operators art up ta arms ha problem of hyacinths and thalr Is allotted for the etlmlna l control of the pesky water p lan ' a ip fishermen from fishing It Is In i that will eliminate only a yei-y ircentage. fish camp men are friplnf because rol or olimhutlon la centered la one ir ana until the hyacinth! become of tho past* linfly, those gentlemen who make possible for hundreds and even la of eur winter visitorf» not taking laideratlon the pleasune afforded the mad resident through tho faellltles 'grlous flail eampa on Btminola Countftee, have a legitlmata gripe, They Hhit to rale# money to help la the eradW i t the fait multiplying hyacinth, rt promised help from the Game and I Water Fish Commission, and aa a reipe of. the plane# fUaa ever the lake, a tome ef the poison or ehomleals usod I the water plant, taking a toll of dbout if tho planta la tho area. wjjeq these planes return, possibly In number of months, the Increase in the ’fo^ath family has been eit additional Wa're sure, with ell of the stlmulstlon t behind the hyacinth eradication and con* it program, tha fisharmen would be only a glad to ehlp in an amount equal to tho •It If a eentrallssd program for particular Ml.aould bo undortakon and complstad Tha Sanford Harold ay imims . MrM , l tftaabe. n m Ii Msm aa* m i m m m m i See too aoryeet •? raMi* aa it a d w fir as n ci U , s l „ n M s i h i m I Thursday, March 1, I960 TODAY’* B IB L I T I M I “ ►ha want and did according unto tha M tha Lordt for ha wsnt and dwslt by Charith, that la before Jordan.—'! before moving on to another Infested cone. If griping can eat a job done— the fish camp operator* V... surely accomplish their purpose, * We’re for th e eradication of the hyacinth too! • a a Sometime* Repeating Help* One m ight think, th a t from reading this eolumn from day to day, m any questions, Ideas, opinions or problems a r t brought up too often. However, we think th a t If a suggested Improvement is Im portant, If a situation be­ comes too alarm ing, or if problems are fla­ grantly ignored, these topics bear repeating over and over again until tho corrections have been achieved, W orthwhile things ara very seldom ac­ complished w ith Just ona editorial. I t takes time and effort to get things done—you Just ketp pounding a t it. One editorial on some of the im portant improvements ju at won't do for these big Jobs can't be done overnight—and we admit th at even then, however good and beneficial such plans m ight be, they're never done. Bo remember, when you read an editor­ ial on a subject th at wa deem of vital Im­ portance to Sanford and Seminole County, there may be another one sm o after, and ■till another, until some day tl.e suggestion ia adopted. • a a March 9 Important •s Faces Endless Dilemma Methodist Church Launches Series Df TV Programs liy CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK >R-Th# Methodist Church h i | launched a series of dramitie television preirim s that should have a wider appeal thin •ny TV dramas yet produred un­ der the leadership of any church. In both concept and execution tha series of 11 films anlltled "The Way" represents s significant step In orisnitcd religion's irowlni consciousness of tha *TV medium. Tha isriei shuns preaching, Is nandenomlnattonal in Us appeal, and |s solely concerned wtlh dram•tiling various aspects of Christian principles of llvlm. Tha series Is offered fret to any TV station anywhere with only theta provisions! They will ha shown In specified sequence at any desired rraular weekly time ex­ cept an hour that might Interfere with rhurch attendance. There whan the boys gang up on him as ha tries to restore order. The po­ lice regsrl tha boys as "wild ani­ mals" who cannot be tamed; to fall to prosecute them, the police maintain, Is to turn their viciousness loots on society. But the min­ ister oppotes prosecution. At hit request the boys are released In probation in his custody. The fail­ ure* snd the successes are delin­ eated In down-la-earth fashion. A viewer Is left with ihe con­ viction that the answer to delin­ quency Is no simple matter. One Try and Stop Mo CKAIUI CHAPUN mskae ana of hia rara public appearance# aa ha announce* to London nowsaisn that ha will maka a new picture. It Is ta be called "The King In Now York." Chaplin dailgnad tha seta and eostumes and wrote the music for the film, In whleb he stars. (International) Intruder Breaks , Out Instead Of In Iholin pointed out that "Without books, Ood ia allant, jus* • tic* dormant, natural science at ■ stand, philosophy lama, tatters dumb, and all things In Cim­ merian darkness." And of your publle library, where these precious books may be obtained absolutely fret, the American Library Associa­ tion adds, "The library la not • shrine for the worship of books. It Is not a temple where literary incense must be burned or where one's de­ votion to the bound book ia expressed In ritual. A library, to modify Ui* famous meta­ phor of Socratas, la tha deliv­ ery room lor the birth of Ideas — a elect where history MT. ETNA ERUPTING CANTANtA. Sicily UR—Mt. Etna, Europe's tallest actlva volcano, hurled tons of lava Into tha air In rumbling explosions every two or three seconds early today. The great central ersler of the 10,705-fool volcano burst Into flam­ ing eruptions last night after six months of snow-capped silence. Most of the lava fell back Into the seething raldron. Flame* could be seen 30 miles away. Fine ash sifted down upon villages at the foot of the mountain. Tha situation was not enniidtrad serious enough to evacuate nearby resldants. € PHILCO PhotoPerfect Picturet '£W1958 television's & RADIO PHONE 417 RECORDS AND RECORD PLAYERS w PEACE MISSION Jamas Mlehanar h u Just eoeolrad e valuable Pifraaltmi tmm LONDON IR—Foreign Secretary enthusiast who cams upon 'Tals* of tho South TeSSUr to northern- A Selwyn Lloyd left by air today most Canada. ‘Tour character*," he wrote Mlchaner, "are axtraor- ™ on a mission aimed si preserving dinarlly vivid. Have you over thought of putting them Into a play 7" peace In the Middle East. H# wtlll^®i>ji " " ‘“ rleht HA So h a s a a wtssria-t-Aiy --------TW i n n f. * Visit seven countries In two weeks, His top objective is to try to' find a formula for a Palestine peace settlement. Underlying the trip is Rrllain's rnnrern st the spread of Snvlrl Influence in the turbulent Middle East. Lloyd also will attend tha meet­ I HAVE PURCHASED ing of the foreign ministers of tha Southeast Asia Treaty Organisa­ THE tion opening at Karachi March I. Clnmunaumnt LAWRENCERURO, Ky. 'R-Polie* wrr# confined when Mrs. Melvin Toritrick reported sn In­ truder had broken/out of her houte, but she meant It. While up­ stair*, she heard a noise from Ihe first floor. She called but got no answer, She checked, found no sees the power of the gang over one, locked the front and hack Hut lh, llro n | ln. NUMERICAL ORDER doors and returned.upstairs. Then nuence of people who care Is rame • crash. The Intruder had MEMI’lllS, Trnn, iR-The Cal­ shown in a most fled but the front dour had been endar lines up in numerical ordar nor. Sunday, something It hasn't done broken open. It's not a subtle story. Rut It for 11 years and won't do again gl'>s a feeling of jetllly—In sharp for II more. The leek d<w* not have Ihe strong contrast to many TV ‘‘religious' Sunday's the fourth day of the drams* which leave ona with a taste of the onion, although it third month. So the short-form looks very much like it, data read* thus: 1-4-51. Thai money for thamaalvoi. . .What hasn't happened since 113-45. It they sought. . .and gained was reaction of unreality and sandmen- won't happen ag * l| until 4-3-47. tha unique Joy that come* from t*htF- ,n 1,0 formal sens* Is It creating and sharing." !preaching. But It Is the host kind He said it would ba "tragic" If of preaching in the sense that what Americans now "became so at­ one Is and does speaks, rfior# dear­ tracted by mercenary considera­ ly than any words. Through the tions, by the lure of the marks! excellent characterisations of the place, that they lost the mission­ minister and his wife there flows ary spirit a strong practical idealism. Next to a Living Performance, You See It Best on 'V T NEW YORK UR — Typewriter parlor originated with Vincent merely close thelf ayes and stick Tattle: I Peilegi. of tha Philadelphia firm) a hairpin through tha racing proA minor lain Tear victory for of Vincent and Joseph. Ho figured grim. The system* work out about the ladies thia season ha* bean thel that such « shop might provide, the samafc opening of what I* claimed to be • refuge for wives bored with The ladier, especially tha hunch . the first beauty parlor at a n 'H*tcblRS their husbands bet thcjpiiyer, , art a(HjctedlodallydouAmerican.ick. .family budget on the punics. ^Jes. Yiuenl recalls one w ho-w ou^ Men have been clipped—*ndi The beauty parlor caught on at a It.OM double after finding a 1M* spent a lot of money' on d o s e 1 once. Vincent has a staff of four penny on the way into the track, She bet on the No. 1 horses is shaves—at racetrack* for cen-.n°w* luries. But the thought of a woman; But ha quickly learned one the first two rices. Journeying to a bangtail circuit to thing. The little woman who ac- Tit* "dresm" players don’t de­ get her bangs trimmed Is, well, a companies hubby to the raeetrack pend merely on their own dreams, isn’t bothered by boredom. She They’ll bet on anybody's dreams, bit on the odd aid*. Including thus* of thalr chamber­ I aiked ■ Florida Informant to wants some selion, loo. check up on the proiren of tho Vincent Is kept busy running up­ maid at lha hotel. experiment. Ill* report hai Just stair* placing bels on the next Women may like tall, dark and arrived, scribblr-d on the margin* race by Ihe ladles sluing under handsome men, but they don't < the dryers. He has thrown away feel that way about horses. They of ieveral old racing forms. It seems the idea for the beauty h * stock of women's magailnes.' prefer to het on grey rather than T - girls prefer to study the fac­ dark horses. No telling what ing form, the green sheet, the they'd do If there were bald horsemen's journal. They don't horses. gossip about clothes, men or ba­ Vincent Is an outspoken foe of bies. They swap tips on horses. the pony tail hair-do. Ha thinks If ladies hava a one-track mind, It's only for the ponies. POTSDAM, N. Y. 'R-Under the lla ii top of a desk at the F. J. ihe mind of these ladies Is on the The track hair style h* Is trying Bnvay plumbing shop was a 110 track outside. Soma insist that to popularit* Is something ha calls bill. Someone broke a window thalr hairdresser keep a turban "Flamingo cut." It is based on the A near t he desk, reached through handy, so thay can wrap It around wing arrangement of the big pink w and amashed the glass top and their head* and rush eutsld* to birds tbit live on Hialeah's Inside made off with the bill. He prob­ watch a particularly tacitlng lake. On* lady liked her new eolffuro ably know* now th* bill was sn race. advertisement. The aeverse side The beauty parlor staff Is fas­ so well she Insisted on carrying carried a notation the bill was cinated by Ihe betting habits of the rtallsm even further by having good for one cup of eoffe at a the women. Some are inveterate her hair tinted plnkt suc­ local restaurant. students who wouldn't think of Vincent’s unusual laying their money on s horse un­ ceeded so well he now plans to less they know his aneestry for open another beauty parlor soon generations — and what he at ona of th# northern tracks. It £ All In Day's Work three ate for breakfast. Others depend seems he's been getting a lot o fw STANTON. Ky. <R - The pro­ on feminine Intuition, dreams, or good tips himself. posed Powell County Hospital will get M.ooo bricks) free—It’s all In a day’s work for the Sipple Brick Co..and Its employes. Owner H. B. Sipple had offered to donate half (he bricks needed for the eight-bed hospital. He raised the offer when ------------------ B y B I N N I T T C I R F -------------------Mi employe* asked to donate a day's work to tho project. A WAY BACK fn 1BBT, a Danish scholar named Thomas Bar* M Someone Fooled By Taking $10 Bill Friday, March 9,. Is an im portant date in Bsnford and Bemlnols County. It la than, a t 4 180 In the afternoon, th a t Freneh Avenue wilt be dedicated and of­ ficially opened for the public. For the folks here, there will hardly be anywhere else to go, for the m erchants are being asked to dose from 8:80 to 6:00 p. nv In order th a t their employes m ight havs an opportunity to attend the ribbon-cutting event. The City Hall will he rinsed so that City employes may attend the opening of S project to which they have been attached "n " 'V '* , for a long period of time. The Sem inole' f ' S c h !’ ih" B~ BOt •VM * County Court House will close so th a t counfjr,t Hrimit „An Ey, for tv employes will have an opportunity to b e |,„ Eye," was shown here last there. ISaturday sftsrnoon on tha ARC In short, the gathering place for Sanford Isstwerk's local at a t l e n . Distia eitlisns will be on French Avenue s t Semi­ guished by auperlar acting, it told this story: nole High School, A gang of boys wrack s church We think th a t It's im portant for every­ rscroallon room. Tha mlnlilar, ■ body to be there. calm, strong man, lose* an aya 3? «T dA H U MAXLOW Rscently, whan Egypt asked the tones sad other farm surpluses. i WASHINGTON IR—Secretary of The government, which arlifi- United State' to sell it arms, this ‘ S titt Dullas—who lays hi* foralgn elsUy keeps up the American cot- country, as Dullsa has explained, poller eomblr»a* "anJightsnsd self, ton price at home by taking rot • anted csih. Egypt is short on .laisrail" and "missionary aplrli” ton off tha farmers' hands when American dollars and couldn't pa* —facta tha endless dilemma of it fall' below a cetlain price, now lha price. So it bartered some of trying to solva ant problem with­ his ]] million bales in which it Its cotton with tha Communists out making another ona woraa. hail invested two billion dollars. for arms, He baa tn worry sot only about At ones tha Egyptian Embassy Sines tha Egyptians sold their Ibrsiga affair*—Ilka beeping the erltlelted Benson's announcement cotton to Russia, this country has hualtlni away from the Egyp- as a "very unfortunate step at lim e" fgvnt I* nni „niv in ! iMn , |n,,h*nf, h*[‘l lbe *,le _,JU*ssglHrt also local affairs, IIks. this !? " A1.?*' '• “I'y .*«, Amsrlcan coltn abroad. As a reS o tttf farmers and voles in l "ii- the cotton business loo, but has a the Egypl ans may he pusrlcd iress, when they affect tha for- hia surplus and depends almost .ult by Dulles' statement* about "selfeign^jRold. ! antirely on cotton sales for its interest" and tha "missionary Tm m two fields san gat pretty foreign Income. spirit." If American cotton sold compet­ In hla first broadcast to the ' Ytaiardsy Secretary of Agrieul-' itively en tha world market cuts Amsrlcan public ln 1053 Dulles tura Benson, with White House Into tha Egyptians' sales, they said hit foreign policy would be and.Kata Department approval, may be forced to Ho more bust- based on "enlightened self-inter­ aasseaesd tha government will nan with Russia, which ha* shown est." Later, and again In a broad­ asU J i m s of tta surplus aetton a wllUagMsa ta accept Egyptian cast last Sunday, bo added these .abroad at cut-rata prices. Whether eotton In exchange for things Ideas: this dfivea Egypt closer to Russia Egypt needs. "Wo need to recapture tha spirit rsmaiaa to ha aeon. Yet, the United States doesn't which animated our missionaries, Tho announcamenf aama Juat as want Egypt or any other Middle doctors, educators, and merchants the locate wsa debating President B atten country to got elosor to who during the list century went Klaaphowar'a new farm program lu is li. This country Just came throughout the world carrying Ihe And coma laglalatora ware blam­ out on tho abort ond, diplomati­ benefits of a new way of life. ing tha administration for "fall- cally, of an IgypUan-Ruialan "For the most part these per­ Uro" towork harder to gat rid ad sons were not seeking to mako Ladies Can Go To Races For Haircuts SEMINOLE MOUNMENT CO. • Formerly Locnted 208 E. Third Now Located 905 Laurel Ave. ROBERT (Bob) BRISSON *1995 1954 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP Black Top with Harvest Yellow Body—Green seat covers with interior to match—Practically new set Firestone Tires—Ele­ ctric power window lifts, Radio, Heater, Dynaflow, and other Bulck Accessories, One of Bulck'i finest cars at lew than half price. Wa hava in stock; FORDS PONTIACS BUICKS CHEVROLETS PLYMOUTHS All Claan Cars Most Of Thtm Ona Ownar Wa want to move thorn at one# to maka room for mora trada-ins. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Good Trad** Teieyhowe 10S4 SALES R 90M OPEN DAY SATUBDAY Liberal Terms Sanford. Florid# �Social fcveniA Calendar f -v WM THURSDAY -Al -‘ mJH Air; , Mrs. Humphrey Announce Jlrs. Troy Ray had charge of dinner t‘ie program meeting of the Pilot Club which ^ v i s held in the Yacht Club Tues-| d y evening In celebration of the elub'i annual "Bosses Night." Mrs. Harvey Swanson piesided over the meeting and hostesses were Mrs. George A. Sline, Mrs. M. L. Kaborn Sr„ and Mrs. Wal­ ter L. Carter. A mock TV program was held Z. B. Randall Jr. and Troy Ray with M. L. Rabom, Fred Murray, Q serving as panelists. A not* of comedy was Injected into the pro­ gram *kB tho appearance of Mrs. Carter Impersonating a colored "m am m y" as the mystery guest, • to rt talk* were given by Joel • * Field, 'D. K McNab and Mr. Randall and group singing was rn joyed with Mrs. 3Ic.N'ab accom­ panying at the piai-A m h. Swanson announced Dte» f Flint members will meet at the ^ homo of 3Irs. Raborn Tuesday. Mar. 6 to fold and stuff seals for the Easter Seal Drive. Thost enjoying the party were Mr. and Firs. Stine, Mr. and Mr*. - Randall. Mr. and Mrs. Field. Mr. «nd Mrs. Raborn. Mr. and Mrs. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. McNab, Firs. Leon Bryan, Mrs. Sue Stevenson. Mrs. Carter, Mri. V. C. Flessenger, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. J. P Mrs. Esther Ridge, Mrs. A1 Hunt, Firs, Nancy Brock. Mrs. B. E. Chapman, Mrs. t.unlle Hipler and Mrs. helms Pearce from tha Laka County Club, Flisa Elsie Farley and Fred Murray. Mr. and Mri. E. L. Humphrey of I Lako Mary ara announcing tho marriage of their daughter Belly to George Lewis Blodgett, son of Fred Blodgeil and tho late Mrs. Bludgett of Silvia, 111. The wedding took place In tha First Baptut Cnurch of Moline, 11. on Jan­ uary 20. Attending the couple were Mrs. Beverly Sheldon, aistsr of the groom and Raymond Wynne. Mrs. Blodgett graduated from Seminole Hign School in Sanford, with the class of 1048. Mr. Blod­ gett attended school tu Moline (p B A & o m d A Missions Mr*. Donald Baron hns return­ ed home after epending a few daya in the Pmecastla Air Force Base Hospital. The Rev. and Mrs. John L. Miller and tons, Jackie ami David will return to their home in Hypuluxo after visiting their aon-inlawr and daughtar and family. Fir. and Fir*. Don Baron. at tha First Baptist Church. At 7:00 p m. Kirby Rogeri will lead tha Intermediate Choir re­ hearsal at tha First Baptist AH NOW PRONOUNCE YO MAN 'N WIFE. "Preacher" Roger Harris begins the ten cent* matrlage Church. ceremony with LIP Abner, Robert Carter and Dal*y Mae, Eli-aheth Woodruff, who were elected hy tho At 1:00 p.m, Kirby Bogers will studenta, to rule over the Sadie Hawkins Day events held at High School yesterday. (Photo by Jameson) lead the Adult Choir rehearsal at the First Baptist Church. Southside P TA meeting at I Bolander To Speak Anna Miller Circle p m. In auditorium—panel discus­ sion. Initiates Two New Members Tuesday Mr. and Mis. F. P. Austin of Atlnhlu, I,a. a it visiting Mr. and M ri M. it. Miickland tor a short Mrs. Richard TenEyck hai had as her guests for the past several week* her son-in-law and doughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea K. Bund of Toronto, Canada. conducted at tha First At 7:30 p.m. a musical service circlet ' of the First Christian Church will meet 10 a m., in the will be shown for the Fellowship church dining room. Program Hour of tne First Baptist Church. _______________ _!i'» Irn.ivi, Mr*. J, Bair; Hostess, MUMJAY Mrs. Bartow S. Hinson Jr. The Naval llllicers Wives Club Family night will ha held at will hav> their Benefit Fashion Seminole High School at 7:43 p. Tea at the Mayfair Inn at 3:30 m. Dr. Schmidt will Instruct. pm . with clothes by You ell's. ' At 3:00 p.m. Circle 3 will lead The West Side P -T A will meet In the Week of Prayer for Home at • p.m. In the auditorium lo Missions at the First Baptist hear Hugh Carlton apeak. Church. Semtnola Chapter .No. 3 OF.? At 3:30 p.m. tha Sunbeams and will have (he regular meeting at G.A.'s will meet at the First • p.m. In tht Masonic Hall. Baptist Church. Tho Sanford Duplicate Bridge Tha Friendship Class of the Club will meet at tha Yacht First Christian Church will meet t'luh at R p. m. Visitors ara wel- 7:30 p.m., at the home of 3lrs. corned. James L. Horton Sr., 703 Pal­ At 3:00 pm . Circle S will, lead metto. In the Week of Prayer for Home Marriage Of Daughter Ja n 20 'Bosses Night' Is Held By Pilots Tuesday Evening will be CWF Croup One <the morning Baptist Church. program of musle at the rarule monthly meeting o f . the \ Lab Mary Chamber of Commeijtf ‘ At 7:30 p.m. the Elite K lltr Circle will lead In tho Week e Prayer for Home Mlnlone j u d Firit Baptist Church. At 8:IS p.m. the Sunday S:hoa Workers' Conference of the Flri Baptist Church will be lefl" b; superintendent Roy Britt u— « o rd » «wc! Mrs. Evelyn DeMattin became members of the Anna Miller Clicle Tuesday evening when Initiation services were held at tha Elks Club. President Mrs. Jam ei Blanken­ ship presided over the ceremony ami al<n conducted the business meeting. Routine reports were suh milted by standing committee chairmen and other buslttesi was discussed. During the social hour that fol­ lowed, delirious party refresh­ ments were served to the ladies by the hosteses. .Mrs A. P BowerLamb liver, when l( Is fresh. Is so*, Mrs. A Menemies, and Firs. mlld-flavored and tender. II may be Peter J. Bukur. Enjoying the evening were Mr*. pan fried. H F. Hale, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. James llnsrnow, Mrs, J. B Hoolrhan. Mr«, R. J. Moughtnn J r . Mrs Richard Mapes, Mrs. Eddie Stout, Mrs. Ray 0. B-own Mrs Lnwell E. Osier, Mrs. fene Walter. Mrs Roy Chnrpenmg, Mr« W. J. Clarke. Mrs. It. S Bdlhimrr. Mr« Ralph Wight II. Mrs Gordnn Frederick, Mrs. Esther narber, Mrs Dorothy Via, Mrs. Mickey Reck, Firs. Mary Roetlgrr, Mrs. Harry Adair. Mrs. Harry Canell, Mrs. Gladys Skates. Mrs Josephine Gordon, Mrs. Evelyn DeMatto, Mrs M. Moses, Mrs II. C. Dishrow, Mrs. James niankrnship, Mrs. Harry Kent, Mrs. Harold Kastncr, Mrs. J. Cameron, Mrs. C. Stafford, .Mrs W O. Livingston. Mrs. Clara Wil­ liams, Mrs. I’. Rowersox, Mrs. A EVERYBODY WIN* AT THE GAME! Several Dog Patchen try their luck at throwing dnrta at nna of tha bnntha which was sponsored by a club at the Semlnola High School's So.lie lliiwkins Diiv events. Various contest* were held and tha students, dree.ed In authentic costumes, later participat'd in a square dance held In the achool gym. (Photo hy Jameson) FRIDAY At 3:oo p m Circle * will lead in the Week of Prayer for Home past few year* Since they have Missions at the First Baptist been reactivated In town. Church. Within the past four yrars all these len troops have hern or SATURDAY ""• ganlaeri. Through the constant ef­ At I .10 a m. the Junior It A.'s forts of a few workers we have been able to receive some train­ will meet with Vance Duke at tha ing courses In the Orlando Coun First Baptist Church. ell, SUNDAY Mrs Robb, one of our first lead­ The dedieotlnn of P l n e e r e a t e n even worked In a Day Camp for Brownies In Orlando to give School will K« held at 3:30 p. m. a few Brownies from Sanford the In the school auditorium. At 8:43 a m. The l.oril's Supper chance to attend. will l>e observed at (he First Bap Under only a handful of workers list Church. we have had two successful Day At II.uo a m. Dr. W. P. Brooks Camps here at tha Scout Camp Jr. will bring the message at the sit* on Silver Lake. Both Brown­ First naptlst Thurch. ie* and Scouts were participants At * IS p.m. The Training Union of these ramns. will meet at the First Baptist Swim programs have been held Church. each slimmer and Mis* Frances At 7:30 pm a mutlral picture Cobb and others have taught a large number of the Brmvnles a* well «i Scouts to swim snd some have even had their Idle Saving Tests. Me have had a yearly cookie itle. They have been the only means of obtaining materials and field trips which are all a part of our program. Don't you feel the urge to be mine part of this niganiiilion in nne way nr another and he able to stand by with pride and walrh our girls become useful, patriotic anil honest rltlirns? live until another day and until then don't forget those good Girl Smut cookies that are being sold Mr. and Firs. M'llllam Sharps bv the Scout nr Brownie on your announce the birth nf a daughter. block. Good Scouting. Carolyn |\y Feb. 23 In the Scot! vole Memorial ||»»|utel wrighlug Menendri, and Mrs Peter J Bit l< lb*. 7 ot. 31m . .Sharp* It till kur. i former Peggy Howell. Happy Birthday TUESDAY Tho Daughters of Wesley Sunday School class of tho First Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. for a regular business and social ses­ sion at tho home of Mri. E. H. Laney, 303 E. Iflth St. CWF Group Two of tht First Christian Church will meet 3:30 p.m.. at the home of Mr*. E. C. Dobson, 1320 Douglas. The board of elders, deacons anil deaconesses of the First Christian Church will meet 7:30 P in., at tha church. O. D. Landress It chairman. Family Night will he held at Seminnla High School at 7:48 p, m. with Dr. Schmidt Instructing. The Unity Class will meet at 7:48 p. m. In the Valdei Hotel with the Rev. Carolyn Parsons a* teacher. The public Is Invited. At 3:00 p.m. Circle 4 will lead In the Week of Trover for Home Missions at tha First Baptiit HANDLED IN TYPICAU MANNER la this theatre con*, turn# of a gray woreted embgl-. llihed with cut steel bead* nfld brilliants, and designed by Bent Claire. Tha very Mender prii* eesse dresa ta eleeved to Ovcae* autrter length suvd haa e high- . bateau neckline ehowtng Ue , jewelled edge within the colUfi of the jacket. SMART PORCH BUNDS IN GREEN BAMBOO! J. L. Horton Sr. Mrs. B. F. Cana* Verner W. Nelson Jr. Sturdy Vi*lnch ala Ia front . . . th t meat of the bamboo reed, adjintt easily to any 7 height. Meal for all aunt»• nter weather. Sm/irt look- j o 1 Injr, tool Coma complete with hardware for aaay inX ■tallation, f Kitchen arithmetic: A reidy-tu- about four pounds will give you emk stewing chicken that weight about three cups of cooked mail. COOL CONTINUES We still have a nice •election of sizes &pattern! By BERKRAT fupeemeV fep^VfM spring eem h e, . . abeeHwIlm skirt •Hh Inverted hack pleat under an bnpeeeekly •altered, saddle-sfiHhed reebteet and guaranteed COATS Values to 35.00 M t A M , COLORS Hood looktnjr Uchlwflght tailored coat of rayon-daeron blend. U Poroua, mothproof . . all tha quallllM for • comfortable coat. Plenty alacka to blend from 97.95. S WEAR PU O gK 12224 e 48-INCH GOLD-PRINTED BARK CLOTH FLORAL! flew the g lam eir of gold la eafea, drape*, slip cover*! Penny’s "Gold Fairm ont" la a luxuroua foil for trad!tlonal acttlr.ga. Low Penney’a price I V at dyed, proahrunk machine waah. ‘ Average residual shrlakag* I t ■* * I I I •• �Si Green Named Basketball All America Today By w il l o i o n u r NEW YORK OR - The Amateur Associated P ratt buketbiU All Km Tylsr shrugged, but, bar Athletic Union, in mating out mam at wail-balng bald and aha lifetime b ia to mller Wes Rentes, America, Is a Jumping Jack-of-all Mamad not to regard thli u a not—as h«* bass suggested— trades tor Duquaane, shooting, remajor rebellion. "I can aro you're did get rid of a goose which laid It bounding, psulng and defending, all acalaat atas Vary wall. If Patar but lbs fprtngy-legged S-l kid soma golden eggs. caa find a tree, I will pffer no ohfaction. But underoUnd—than la flantrs, for all hla drawing power from Brooklyn prsetlrally ha* to bo aa maaa about tba bouaa ■t ths gsts, represented siaetlj mads a trad# mark of rutting Dayton down to ilia, althar bafora or afterwards." so cents • year to th* AAU, TD elaan op everything." Jam­ mors. That's ths pries of a regis­ A year,ago in tka titla gams my premised. of tka National Invitation Touraatration card. Loan winkad at him eeerotly. *1 mtnl, it was Si who canned i l l So said Dsn Farris, AAU secre­ hava mtm Ideaa about presents. paints and pairad with All America tary treasurer, today in lashing Lot’s go in-tba library attar dinback at reports that ths AAU hid Dick Stekctti to score all of Dunar and abut everyone out. Jamused tha grsst Kansas mller to quatna’i points in tba first f l ™$hay worhad In MM library tmtfl fatten its coffers and than euapead- mlnutai wkila baiting tba n y srs Jammy’s badtlma, and than Lora ed him on tha matter of a couple TO-SI. want upstairs wltb him. Hhs of thousand dollar* extra sipsnas Wtlh Xickatti graduatad, H fi­ hsard Wads and Us mstlisr tithing nally lookad as if Dayton w u too money, la ths roar sitting-room, but aba much for Grata, beating tha "W* don’t receive a penny from Dukas a s s t Uni month despite these v a r i o u s Invitation track Ml's 30 polnti. meet*,” Ferri* said. "They are But last night |1 « u back at promoted privately. Our only con­ tka old itand, papparing hems to bar navar eared for kis Wanda tuck you la," aha aald matter-ofnection with them Is to see that point!—Including lha clinching more than they eared for bar, faetiy, the competitor* meet amatsur reg­ baikat on an aaiy layup with 10 withdraw from them. On .The latter story appealed to Tha aotamn took cam* into hi* ulations. days, aha mads me heap tba Jammy sad bs watched hla father eyes, turning them to midnight seconds left—no tba Dukea rallied bath with bar in tha asm# wny wtdaiayad and without the look of blue in the dim light. Per Just an “In fact, Is moat of the meets to upaat tha Flyer*, ranked No. 1 ndfathrr Jason used to haap it vetted resentment which ha usual­ Instant ah* thought ha was going th* directors aren’t even AAU man. In Uia AF poll, IT-88. U was only Mb prayer* and quiet and all ly turned upon him. Thar* waa They are outaHe promotera.’’ tha third defeat In IS namaa for ahutura closed. But wa had to even a grudging admiration in tha The AAU, Fenia added, had no Dayton Ihla aeaaon While upping * it by ouiaalVM in tha anting- toy's - eyea and, observing him, fingers In the till* at the Fresno, Duquesne'a ao-so record to 14-0. ■ doamstaira because my fa- Lera knew the truth with a sudden Los Angela* and Modesto, Calif., Roth again a rt beaded for tba l would have nothing to do wttb ■lath ' eepting her in small waya If it relay* in whlrh Radies waa charged m and aotamn vateaas Ra was waa tha memory of hia mother toy hearty and popular man Jammy* attitude toward Us fa­ biasing him good-night, tucking with receiving more then allowThs upset doesn't change tha ther was a shell at Mif-protoction L wanted with ail my heart to him beneath tha cover*, that mad* able expenses for both himsolf and NIT picture much, Dayton and Du him. But bo was always so hi* eyas darken, ha did not at least bis wife. Louisville atilt rata tha favorites Mint, so puro of htpualf, and hold Utla against Lora now. “The lone exception li the AAU with tha Dukea a hit too thin, i wan a quality I lacked." "All right," ha aald briefly, and rhamplomhtp meet Itself, such as perhaps, for a tough tourney Lad your mother T" L o r* the one we bad a couple of weak* grind. ago at Madison Square Garden," rado did not open hie ays* a small boy who longed to ova Loulavltte wrapped up Ite beat i wpa determined that I Mould and admire hts father and to to Ferris said. “ That's our project. regular seeion ever with .a 23-3 h* ilka him at alL 1 already loved and admired by him la re­ If we are sbts to do so, wa make record last night, avenging an ear­ ad like him and I auppoas that turn. moments of rebellion and of happi­ some money on li. But our outdoor lier 40-polnt thumping by belting Maned bar into thinking that I Whan there was a pause In tha ness, too, Sh* bed * feeling that ehsmplonihip, uiually Just break NIT bound Xavier of Ohio 13-70 M grow up a wastrel, tool I talk and they ware still smiting Jammy already considered her aa even." Mas that's what ha was, really, ally and waa beginning to Ilk* her. Phil Rollln* and Jim Morgan hit i l icharming h innlnB w i v i . it'e It'd ia The AAU la the watchdog for 7 of I Jump sholi In the firat 10 fw.ell“ ‘thla way*, His voica reached her thinly mystery why aha men-tad him. America's amateur athletics. It In- minutes of the second half aa through the door she had left ajar Rut ah* was bound and dotsrmlnad and aha hurried acroM the hall to includes 47 district iiioclatlona, Louisville spurted to a M-st lead. Rug I must grow up In the solid find him snug In hla narrow bed. which govern themselves, and cov­ St. Joisph'a of Philadelphia mould of her own father, whom "Toes warm?" ah* asked. e n 33 sports, ranging from track came a step closer to gaining the She'd loved and admired mors than Just bis noM stuck out over the and field to horaeihoe pitching. The Mid-Atlantic berth In the NCAA M f other human being." edge of tha quilL "Warm as toast. big sports, besides track, are box­ Tournament by outlasting Muhlen­ ^ C a n you remember your grandLoris, do you think we can really ing, basketball, swimming, gym­ berg 74-83 for a 18-4 record. get a troeT‘* ™ Tta died bafora I waa bom," nastics, wrestling and weight­ Taxas Tech mads It to the •We're certainly going to try," .Wade aald. "But I feel as U Td 1st bafora Wade could apeak. "1 •he assured him. "And I'll have a lifting. NCAA by clinching an undisputed ■town up la the same house wtlh see no point In going to such furn surprise for you Christ maa morn­ Rome 70,000 athletes fall under Border Conference championship t a p Mother must be greatly Uka and beuier. Thu la too worldly a ing, too. A special eurpriM from the AAU Jurisdiction. Prims ex­ in its finsl icagua game, 17-68, him. the wanted me to ear* about way to eel*brat* Christ’* birth­ me." ception* are golf and tennis, which over New Mexico ARM. the shipping business and uka an day." Vie Wished ah# dared to 'san have their own ruling bodies. Col­ Csnlslui, an NCAA at-large en­ dative Interest in the hank a# I ‘Wdd# put out hla hand and cov- over and Wm him. But eh* Knew lege alhtjlei are Involved only try, defeated Syracuse 78-73 by aaad hia mother'* *1 can re mem- bettor than to rush thing* So aha when the) enter open competition. sinking 41 of 31 from the foul line. bar how much fuh wo uMd to have said guod-hlght and took her canat Christmas parti** When I was die away, leaving him to dream* Officer! of the AAU, both dll- Ntigara, headed for the NIT, Jemmy* age | thought a Christ- she hoped would as happy on**. Iriat and nations), arc non ssl*ri*d. breeted peat Siena 78-44,' but (To Be Coaflaued) volunteer workers who *ervs for Marquette, another N!T entry, APPLEToN-aumntr-cHorra. m e the lov* of the aport. The only wai dumped by Notre Dame* for paid workers are member* of lbs tha seeond lime In nln* days 17-88. Noorti* Be up, -Stssv* MU, Lunky administrative staff, beaded by i.’sln-ar, ( .r r n f y , ,»u HSwsril, A s k a- Fsrrla, Max Coihal), S<n Joss State’s r e l f ’^ ' M ' I S i . r ^ s . e . t, 183-pound NCAA boxing ehamplon. (MS M l Itumarl.l, nslsllelt, llshsltsn Laity, also compete* In soccer and runs ;#Er; I in I do L'r.lo K. Rob, Oooaati, Hour flurli, the MO on tha track team. Middlecoff, Kroll Hun j« in lift* Mnr* ’in* B*mire vi- .lira —I ' l l Mila n.ada ■ *11 d s i r - l i !»• «n Mr. I.ulal, Hay llann- i|aln- t .ess -4/1* Mil* Tlw* 41.I.V .»»ain, hn.antlsra (Utla, Rwa.t Tee Off In Baton m il* P tn esr I.Tn 4 aas I'lsney Mar# Chip., illua K-n Sues Bus . * in I M a I. ltklb H*ra - I ' l l Mila n,a*a a 7 R0 pi# halurn, Sura c«i|t. I'hnli U-v, Rouge Open Today Sister J obs* • QuinlllB ((.* ) 1ST I* Ima Lulu, Prolan SUjar Cody, TurnMetaelb Her* —l / I S Mil* Tim s M.1 hla Tapptr, ni»la'« L.rt BATON ROUGE, La. ‘A -C ary I ssssnl l l r s t k I in « jn a in Mara —H'l* Mila flenSa A Middlecoff and Ted Kroll, double sks sld s Nslils 1 IS ! sn K1a.hr Ifappr Tim. i nppar nir-.k Wh|,|*‘* M t - T,,t winners'In the winter golf tourna­ lin-Tsn . I l l Trial cl.rlia Wadna.fUy ■lb Here —a s Mil* Ora*, t ment trail, today open their bids J** *ss!ri,.,." J,.i'i" lies ssn nlllo M ania Ta*. p r a ti v Trirh. for a third win as they tee off in fuhten* j’l f k «innk ■•!»> Jlnela, tr* Chip, the 112,300 Biton Rouge Open. Inrsdsis, Sullen's Chola* JtJSInufe^fi.ll M ills Kroll took over as top money nielli n*«* —* i* Mil* urn* at a IHesaert tl.ao >eo * S# BENNEL COHRRE GRADUATE wlnnai last Sunday with a threeLegal Notice Jail p*e . i.«o » "• NEW YORK (At—An 8-month old stroke victory in the Houston Open. Infarmer c to quiniela fl-f) JIMS Kerry Blue dog named Pitly Tin- He also won the Tucson Open. LBOAL , Teeth Base — S/|a Mile Time aj.a Bid* will be received la the eflU* Mlddlscoff was a winner In tbs Began wet iriduated yeiterday MO I IS 110 r in* Commendins q t i i c s r c e m - give* _ Ring Crosby tournament and th* jfter e two-month kennel tours* In iny t i l t h A IB S a n fsrd Ke­ Jet Bifssk . . I is nnel O ne rs Armory, Sanford, Thenlx Open, and also runner-up burglar detection and rapture. Quinlel* (i.h Mies Inrlde until K erch 7, ISIS. HUivaih hare —S/l* wile Tim* MS Taken horn* by hi* mlatreia, to Jimmy Demaret In tha ThunderCnnireci to pe in t denford Ar- Nemektn. Jl.io S s«j, j .mi cell 4 ev ! :n Daily Finnegan looked In and bird Open. apeoiticeilane—Aveilehla aa re- gys? RirhaHleii 140 it wa, too Jala even to bark. Tba two fsee top opposition, In­ ¥H* Comrtny Commeader reThe place had been burgled of cluding Demaret and Mike Rouchak irves th* riahi to acne’ll um tap., t stid/nr beet hide end reeerve* each with a victory In the 1835-S8 R M S ! B t W L r t w i r - * 83,000 worth of Jewelry. winter tour. Csrtrlfht, Up Male Rusty (Tun. floulliern airesk. Svell He,manv. ttlansl ouar> Slumpl* Sum, All Men U k, Hmiket Brook King, |.y*ar-o[d pieer E n " o V . A f v V/°a.p owied by Glen Bice of Galea- Calvin Coolldg* Ermar, getting NOTICE IB HEREBY OtVEK tl & % .n W J y a r .V i ,n,0r ....... burg, III., led the nation’* harness ready for hia fifth aeason a* man­ a m , e n c a s e d In business et Jhfre fere —»/l* Nil* nreS* ■ her*** In u u with 17 vlclorle,. ager of Chattanooga'* Lookouts, -aurel Avenue under th s flelllli ?*, |k Jee.JJnpnpuler. Beilins Tef- IU mad# a alarta end earned la dean of the Southern Alan, pi­ 'e m * . o f Brmlnnl* Moauaient " d the I J In i t net lo r t s l s t t r » 410. lot*. lam t with tn» c le r k of the ctr* R s f f W M L iO T-W lffi* I I , Triining Season . Gels Under Way By BEN OLAN The Aieeciatad Prose M fM A jr v r M eg tcR A l l r u t a o A i/r* /R< mroQ1%» MAO to W tfH rrR tr 4r V 0AM§4 - ietJRtP A t m to k . W * r B ig LfA SO t m L m r tm e M m | 9VW H S, Stockholders Approve Sale O f Cleveland CLEVELAND OR — Sale of th* Cleveland Indiana for 33.M1.MO was approved lost night at a meeting of the .baseball club's stock­ holders. Formally ratifying action club directors took Feb. 14, tha stock- Globetrotters Wjll Tour Russia Soon holders veted lo aeil at 21,330 a ahgre to a new company headed by William B. Daley, 83, president of Olta 4 C*’., an Investment firm; Ignatius A. O’Shaughnsssy of St. Paul, president of the Globe Oil Co., and Hank Greenberg, Trtbe general manager since 1830. The name of tha propsrty will be changed from the Cleveland Baseball Co. lo the Cleveland In­ dians Baseball-Co. Involved In the sal* are the American League franchise, a 18-year lease for use of municipal stedium, players’ con­ tracts, current assets, radio and television contracts, and stock of the Reading, Pa., club in tha Clan A Eastern Leagua. Ths deg! rapraiant* a profit of around thraf million dollars to hold­ ers who paid 1100 • shir* far stock when AIR Veeek purchased the club 10 years ago. lt’e "batter up" for real today aa biiebaQ'i ipring trailing seasen officially gets under way in II majar league camps. And from the leek* ol things Ihla one's not going to be any dif­ ferent from the othere. Optlmtam? It's rampant. The .rookies ere auro to make ^ (ha grade. Ths vets a ft certain io come back with a good year and If you take some prediction * ' at fata value, they're liable lo hava sight firit-diviiion clubs In each league this iciisr . Lot'* start wttb tha veteran. Willie Jonea, a nine-year man wilh tha Philadelphia PhlllUf. raporta ha'i In th« beat ahapa of his earoar. / m “Juat ala pounds ovarwaight.’’ w ha gloated. 'TH ba a 'streamlined gusli* whan tha aaason opens. Rest shape you'll ever see. I'm the Phillies third batsman. Don't forget thit." Dale M i t c h e l l , who'* been around avsn longer than Janes, showed up In Cleveland'* camp yesterday and worked out at first base. j & "Just ao i atop l i A r m maybe they'll uae me aomawhere," h* laid. And In the Chicago Cuba' quart­ ers in Mesa, Aria, pitcher Ruse Msysr, obtained from Brooklyn during the winter, indicated..he waa ready to work in ads of tha intratquad games this weekend. Tkta despite some arm trouble, ha developed earlier thli week. Jim Hearn, Johnny AntonalliE and Hoyt WUhelm, three veteran pitcher*, were named to pitch In the New York Glints' firat camp game Sunday. • Now tor the rookies. Bonua p 11e h • r Jim lr ld y pitched three more hlttei* Innings In Lakeland, Fit. and Detroit Manager Bueky Hindi called .him “Impressive." Brady now haa hurled six hlllesa ta eamp e o n ^ testa. 9 Glen Cox, a big right-hander ike Kansas City A’a bought from Brooklyn, figures hla knuekle ball will halp him make the grade In the majors. He waa 114 for Mon­ treal In 1833. In Vera Beach, Fie.. Bob Witeon. M-year-old outfielder wktf hit .117 for Mantreal, wai touted- ea tha newcomer moat likely to mala tha Dodgera. - • NILES. Mich. Wl — Abe Siper* slain plant to take hla famed Har­ lem Globetrotter* basketball team on a tour of Ruasta some time this year, a team spokesman re­ ports. Leo Leavitt, booking agent for .j f Negro nrofeialonil basketball club, said teat night that Sapersteln . hat made arrangements 'hrough Rovlet Union official* in Tokyo. AU that remains now la clearance trom the U. S. State De­ partment, he aald. Dartmouth leal three tatfapr M ink* Dancer, from the E. i . The Globetrotter* win compete Cannon stable, ta batag. primed track meets in 1MB by Uantlefl scorn, em-44'4, far the Florida Darby. ■gainst top Russian teams. 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Walltor house. Will be completed soon Avenue, Orlando, phone 42401. Trapp, Enterprise. Fin., Only 1350. down FHA Insured 20—PIANO SERVICE 53—WANTED TO* BUY loan. Just right for retiremen L L. Sill - Piano Tachnlelan MERCANDISE home er for small family. Phene 2141 Route 1, Sanford Hightit CASH. TRADE IN prices LOWELL E. OZIER paid for used furnllure. Cal) 42—ARTICLES FOR RENT Rnlldr. - Phoee list 2U-ROOFINO-PLUMBINO ' u a Wtlioa-Malar Furniture Co Office: 2UI a Orlando Dr. ’ 311 E. 1st SL FOR RENT - Dragline and opera­ tor by Ilnur, Week or Month WANTED—Fruit op tree. Small i*—LOTS Pbonr 1431, Lee Construction Co. crept *0 box** tad up. Call 2224. Whtlchel Grave Service. WT’ • w ,b' RoUaway, Hospital a n d B a b y Beds. Day. Week or Monlb- Would like price on fill dirt Cal) Cuntracliag and K CHOICE LOTS 10 a 119 ft. near Tel. 1425. Furnllure Center2M7 Ulsel*. cash or term*. A. WieUU 1007 Sanford Ave. PI 118 West First holdL 117 Lake Ellen Drive, WE WANT Good Uaed >urnitur*. 21—ROOFING—PLUMBINQ Casselberry. 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE Paying above trada-ln prices Quick cash. No waiting. NMd For Batter Plumbing Cask Registers, Adding Maeh- 87—BROKERS and REALTORS Mseblnts Sewtai _____ .. and Repairing Sea or Call Phona 1782 lnas and all useful articles. BERTS 184 S. Perk W. J. KING c o u n t r y ’' LOT SUPER TRALtNG POST on 2800 outh Park—Phenn 30 —Factory to Too— 916.00 Down - 910 00 Month 17 81. Pnone 3017-W. A lum inum Plumbing. Kresky Heating USED Picnic Tables and Benches. LARGE 9-ROOM HOUSE Y cnetinn B linds M. G. HODGES Needing cemplettc.v. On paved C*U >292. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Service on All Water Pumpa— rned with gned farm sell and rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Wells Driled — Pumpa desirable neighbor*, fa,300 Full rayon Upas. Cotton or nylon RENTALS Paula Road Phona 700 Prir*. cords. Ron L. Payton. Bfoktr PLUMBING Senknrlk C.Llm and I’nlnt Co SI—i.PARTMFATTI Annabel!* B. Henderson, A'*oc|att Phone 320 Contract and repair work. Free 112 114 West 2nd St. Alberta J. Hall. Associate WKI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms, Phone estimates. R. L Harvey. 201 2871 17-03 i t Hiawalha privet* hath. Its W First 8t GOOD old camera MOO. and other •Saniord Ave. Phone ISM. bargains. WIEBOLUTS 210 Alexander A Slrlnger aS-SPEClAL NOTICES Park. ______________ Avalon ApU. Efficiency. Phone Real Estate ♦ Insurance 7 w Mr« Lourlne Messenger, A*soe. ENVELOPES, letterheads, state 44—APPLIANCES Ph, 18 EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit 107 Alagnolla Ave. mrots, Irtvolcai. hand bills, and able for bachelor or eouplu p r o g r a m * , ate. Progressive FK1UIDAIHK appliance!, sale. Steam hast, irivai' bath. Gtow IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Printing Co. Phona 408 — 403 and service. G 0. II „ lilgb, __ _ Oviclo _ ask Crumley A Mnotelth er. Cownlently loraied. Across West 13th SL ris Phone FOS 3315 or Sanford from Post Office Innulr. Man el 117 South Park Phone 772 1842 W alter 4 p. m eel Jacobson Dept Store. They Know ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, I ISO.____________ HEATING E m n E N C Y Apartment *35 611 Floor Furnace* and Clrrulalort BALL REA LTY Park. INCOME TAX II. B. P O P E CO„ INC. RAYMOND M. BALL Prompt Service , FURNISHED oarage ApL 2300 280 Boutb Park Ave. Phone 144* OSCAR M. HARRISON Ml Woodruff-Parklna Bldg, fat 81. Mellonvill*. 45—BUILDING MATERIALS REU. BROKERS T.V. REPAIRS W ILL L E A S E furnlihed apart­ B. D. Qlgbleymaa. Aaseelata ment to reliable party until pre. 'Dll 10 p in. Service Calls >3 00 61 VARIETIES PANELING Phene 988 W A. Norris. Ph 1550 J. Q 15. Available Mar. 16th. 6U8 2*1 South Park Ave. Nativo and Foreign Woods. Herrin, Ph. 2803 J. Ltccnived West First 8t. 8ra Them At For your Real Estate Needat Technician, guaranteed work. Sherman Concrete Plpa- Co. NEW j Bedrootn tmfttntlshed WIO f’ltllen Hint llnrhcv llrultnre ton N Park Ave Phoee 83tl ".\nMK0iniAPH‘ *PRINTING Out We»t 13th St. Ph. >189 s Elm Near school and store*. TYPING • LETTER WRITING $75 month. Pel>- pi***1R rn r-Mix c o n k r etb PROMPT SUB VUE LOVELY Redeeorsled Apartments PHONE 3188 Miracle Concrete Co. 1717 Park Ave. Call 1743 J tut Sanloid Atl. Nat‘1. Bank Bldg 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 CREDIT BUREAU OP SANFORD ONE ROOM, furnished. Kilrban Hi—BUSINESS EGUirMENT EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED priuleges if desired. 907 park D rapo Upholstery and Slip Coven HAYNES Olfira Machine Co. Ave. F uk*at Workmanship Typewriter!, adding machine-. by Saln Rental! 314 Mag I'h 44 2REDROOM Garage apartment, furnished or unfurntslied. Cell Matter Craftsmen. 1528-51 or 487. You'll lake Our Rr.nonabir Prices SEE 'E.mT T . YOU’LL WANT 'EM Reconditioned portable typewri­ STANLEY KULP FURNISHED apartment close m ter *1990—Good Standard Size Phone Oviedo — FOrcit 5 3108 i’ltoiio 1321 op 194'J.W Rebuilt Underwood! *70 SO and S12.V POWELLS OFFICE SUP­ INCOME-TAX-SERVICE ODIIAM A TUDOR, INC. PLY. new location—117 Magno­ ii—HUNINESS—INDUSTRIAL Wm. II. Murray "liuUderi of Finer Homes" lia Ave. STORE—203 West 1st St , Pltone till Celery Ave Phone 1841 M often Closed Sunday and Wednesday 87—F ill MTURE-UOUSBUOLD 1321. Beautifully Designed Three and GOODS 31—HOUSES and COTTAGES EMPLOYMENT Four B e d r o o m Homea (or Florida Living SEE Seminole Really Mr Deslr Vlnlt ECHOLS Bnlcony U —CHILD CAFE able Homes end Apts rbont 27 FHA and VA (Gl) Financed ,,,,,,, . . . .F urnllure Displayed for easy UULD tARE .in. my home. D a y ^ ^ Conv, nie‘ t Exaininatlon FOUR bedroom house near Pine • Priced from *11,200. lo I1S.U00 or evening. Calf 380-R crest School. Corner 27lh St. & hales Office—7825 So French Ave. BEDROOM SPECIAL 17-92 Highway. Phone 1810. 26—HELP WANtBD-PBMALB Bnokcaie Bed, Duvt;c Drcner, Phone 2100 or 2980 Large Mirror, Inrwrjpring Mat- LAKOE 2-story, 2-bedroom, fresh­ HOUSEWIFE tresa, klatchlng Box fjprmgi ly painted house on Celery Ave. Earn extra money. Part or full FREE Available Alarch 10th. A. K. time selling our nationally adI TJlowa and 1 tlattraia Pad KUSSEITEH, Phona 212 vcrtised Sarah Coventry Cos­ ALL FOR S1GD.00 tume Jewelry on tha Homo THREE Bedroom I bath house. KING SIZE BED Party Plan. No canvassing, de­ Washing machine, dishwasher, livery or collecting. Pay* Im flO x 80 stove, refrigerator and disposal. mediately by check, fo r per­ Guaranteed 10 Yeara 9125. Phona 2460. sonal interview write, giving Innersprmg Mattresa pnone number, to—c. SMITH, Rox Spring! (choico of Ticking) 9 ROOMS Unfurnished. 2 bed 111 N. Westmoreland Drive, Or­ Headboard (choice of cover) rooms. Kitchen eaulppad. Phono lando. Hollywood Lega 2896. Call at 111 W ilt 23rd. St. THE HANFORD HERALD gar PIANOS 1M — t k W#T "1 • 1* £ ; « iu h tlm* 3 tlme« | !»»*• j l time* » "j;!: p*r tin*. . * .» > ........ je •» »•* jt j& a «?vBi u- «• *^75?85uy 4 »-CARD ©F THANKS r"TTTito F ia lly afth* Isle Clsrenee * ' Rendition iritofullyieknowlsdgei ihsir m n y frlsnds KL__ _for thslr kind n» of Jons oj isympathy during l*ir Hourr et heretvtm ent. 9ports! tin n ii t r t sxtsnded to Plnknsy tod Rlngling, Nurses Pin H lu M. K«(tU and Mr*. Thelma Shipyard, *nd to those who prensred tha meal. To the following, who left no •« oddroia, w« extsnd ilncera thanks: . .jfesdtm es Runatt Crawford, Lula .. Harris, Anna Mayan, Ella Port• joek, Lula Hanry, Avrdalli Davii, Anna William*, Cora Glvlns, U na jmcochrsn, Vaneal Knight, Alma Nfcock, Addla Dixon, Josephine John* • so*. Ruby Tucker, Beule Walker, « . |v a Taylor, Geneva Wright, Lu• cilia Robinion, Fannie Dan*, Kt htl Scott, Nora William*, Mable Turner, Eva Ferguson, Venn* 'duel*, Katla Parkin*, Bernlca Johnson.I. -«« Mr. and Mr*. Bannia Boozer, Mi ‘•'John Gibson, ibyon, ILover, Stark. Grice, , Homar Jonas, Jooai, Gilmore Lawson, . John Ooehran, J. L. Martin, Harris, M l ray. Jon**, Barn**, Hick*, Henry ^ tm lar. Messrs.: Handy Hankerion, Marion Bullar, William Ruffin, J. •^•IlaglnJ’ TfhreWiea M ironf*‘H. A. If.y iili. Charles Martin. AUTOMOTIVE g—BOATS AND MOTORS ROBSON Sporting Goode R rifw d e Selee A Service J94 ■ ia4 •*. Phone Ma 14-FT. OUTBOARD Introductory Oder 1 WEEK ONLY Pstatod ......- ..................... Unpainted ...... ......... ......... 1 (18-ft.) Painted ........... MIS *173 *233 STAFFORD BOAT WORKS ■eaunole Blvd. at French Ave. PHONE 3035 WIZZARD 8-H. P. Outboard Motor. Parted condition. Bar gala |7I. PHONE 1384 J IS—PARTE-1EPA1RS RING - VALVE JOB — $6 m TRUE t ! MOTALOT D O ES IT ! ! hi eqeetng and proven process tti.t gives you a ring and valve Job through Tin pitting pro- # while you drive. Effective For Me of motor. No egulpmeat to bar- No work to & • fiouVhtl ALL FOR ONLY 1120.80 Salas Lady. Apply Complete Stock of Unfinished MOTALOY SALES EXPERIENCED H. A A. Dept. Store, Corner 4tn Furniture and Sanford Ave. D o * . I F — 2825 SW 8th SI. Se* Our Lsrge Display of Beauti­ ful Dinette Sell MIAMI. FLA. NURSES AtDSI while, experience load check, money order for preferred but nnt neceuary. Ap LIVING ROOM SPECIAL fg. Poetaf* end iniuranee preply Seminole Memorial ifospi- 2-Pc. Sectional (Choice Fabric)— 1 Corner Table — 2 Fnd Tab:lilt • P » M ,____________________ tal, Friday, Mar. 2, 11 a. ra. to I Table Lamni I p. m. ALL FOR S149.80 E x p e r t f r o n t en d align IMENT AND WHEEL BALANCECHOLS BEDDING CO. INO-Pa laenger cara and Trucks; Comer 2nd A Magnolia. Pr. 1222 tines—5* ton to 3- CLERK — TYPIST > e l «*•ke«.i. IU "Bud" Bambergar, Mgr. loo, gamlaole County Molora, Open Moodaya 'til Ii08 p. a . toe. tU 1 . l i t 84. PHONE 1011. National consumer flaaaee comSsny, opining new branch la 1 M IA R IM anford, hgs opportunity for USED FU R N ITU R E CLEARAN CE young lady IS to M to aecure 2 Pc Sofa Bed Suite . . . . 99.M k w«i YOU 4e Me US before Mult be good ty- PlaJtlo Living Room Suite 138 58 Open Evanings and employment. put and accurate with flgurea. PlasUe Sofa Bad ............... 9U.98 :ef|i) No txparitnee necessary. Apply 2re Lawson Living Room tales, Mr. 8aane 118 N. N Park 1 " Ave., r' ana fatt 116 SulU • , . !• •........................ *2*M Thursday afternoon and Friday. Lounge C h llr ............. t t . l f a feet, fully Plastic Cocktail Chairs . . . . 9J.M ueriflee. PARK 29—SALESMEN—AGENTS 3Pc. Wlckar Living Room )URT, 2543 COl .................................. I27J4 Goodyear Service Store need! an Suite Rocker ....................- 43*4 4* Appliance Salesman to sell Gen­ Wicker eral Electric products 98 and 910 Platform Rocker ................... 912 18 HOUSE TRAILER. 30-FL 1M1 Co97. l l deliveri Liberal eojnmlialeni Telephone Stand - ........... tonUL Cell 1047-11 •eeeeeee 917.11 All applications win be kept Chlfrtrobe .. confidential. Apply In peraon at cDresaerL la te .............. — • H94 1 4 -U U P CAM S ^ U i u f f e t ........ ............... I2.ll our storo. 113 9. Park Ave. A-Pc. Dining Room Suite 924.11 ^•O O D Oega '41 Ford. X103 Oak MEN ()) PART T IN ! ! • Dining Room Tablet 112.18 Large you can work from 8 - 9:90 p. Vanity, with Mirror *4M Av*4 ___________ If m. evenings, Monday through Unpainted Comer Bookthtlf 98.81 Friday, you can earn from 947 to Strolltri .............................. $xst BUSINESS 817 weekly and continue your Small Dtsk and Chair is tr daytira. Jeb. High gthool or Chrome C h a i n .................. 94.M SERVICES better. Must have nett appear­ 9100 DOWN ance, good personality and deBKAonr r i EASY 'TERMS •ire tn make money. No easvasilng, but car required. Ages Mather o f Sanford tm B M ity Shop 19-98. Apply 201 Xuhl Ave. OrK Let BC pfceae 1ST IT a Workmaiuhip a n d m r am p mk R » o r tA T o m i • n o 'k AiH. w . Dial 31 Par Must* : i fftekt kuit/ae M Nil l.nit#4 Nations Milwaukee Brer* sateher M CrtndiU hsg boon os the Uak three Nttioatl Letguo AQ-ft4P list Drifting Oa A Clay* i n 5 * !!" r’l i<u»’a •a4|s ptcatr Me Panroilmt IR if Its *1 Heel# Wllk Ueslg lOill Nawa 11.II •tea fwr PH IDAT MONNINS •Iga On R aarf.W a atoa r Crala K n v t r s 11:10 Qsrry Stoora Seminole Realty T . W. N IR O W B ! 9T mr t i l Maperl .saw* i»v*e tfslest etah F«w» f i t 4( A.Oleaee TO SANFORD N aval Peraonnel at ;to Mtrlk* U Rich ■vaninm i t s* jalltg t t-siy La»* af Ufa Vsirrh f»r Teiwareaw Sin Q.II4 ii4lng Lteht •k Pair thaw 1 sa J*rS i*a tttnry 1 la Ln*i 1 •• U srrr Maara I t s Roktn Q Lawla I IS rksnnat Cressraad* I •* Pit tsmfZ W ill alag? ■DO* Worll At Neisa ■*4la r*rm nt(apf P No closing cost*. 9 Bedroom home Mir-Log Motel They* Rooms «ro evtOtMo SW* Wort " r.v A V a S * . . . I gt*n4 ane aaoi aaor! Prsvltw Ta*n Tips* £ Absolutely Frca Ut j:r: Par a period *f 4 days, to Nsw trrlTslg t l O v » »* tha Rkyikae gierat eiorm 0* Tour Acrauat s*w e n -tv tncwsoat Ntvsi AM gustos CLASdlflED DtaPLAT STOP by aid Plgb ■swwiae t. *• Mlekar Uouta Ctuk I *4 Uma Rtngtr 0 40 t ill t.l* 1 *4 • I* • St IViVf lltll 11:10 II 14 I It r as MS I as it at it.14 I It Paporl Doue tdws 0 N«*a Mcisaca gltltan Tktr. f i t . frastna at Tuka* W tiarfraal Cllmstl t m . i Pl*ykau*a tsa It Now It O-lark RtyoM feta thaw Paw* 0 SO PRIOOT a o a s ts e mcRCURy E ly s i (he «9Rw #9 w. P. SMITH Odham& Tudor, Tnc, 7313 Perk Ph. HT4-J MW % Fretch Avtmte “■udders aI Tsst PAttar* umnin* know Captain Kangaraw Opto Houaa •are dtrry M»< link* is ■ lab tn v n s M i it at vaittat l.<4r l i 14 l.ova af Llfa l i . i t gasrrk lor Toaiarrow t t . a ^ “ijitjtfs.JJekt, 0 * e O cloek ■ apa rt S Y o b B « O h t G b m 4T Wo ktro lasted wm# Rooms t l to* hesntlfisl Frltey lUHee* S IS ■la (lits r SIS t ill A N D N E E D S SHERM AN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out W eft l l t h fit. PM m M M ma NOTHING DOV/N ON USED CARS UP TO $ 300.00 Ta eualomtpf with 'usll/lri cr*4lt n lu . WHILE THIS DEAL U S T , * l m Q U H O IN G YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO WALK 1948 Buiek Roadmaitar ■ 'M EXTRA clean, one owner n^su Deslrtblo hemtf. 9100.. 91,000.. ^(Md HP) tha ■•vintou, mints, m t Call lor a l a ie . frontag* biisaw |1L appeuiRHBt Urge iRd w City T i n s 1949 Chevroltt Tudor WAT ABOVE AVERAGE 1949 Ford V*8 Tudor mbceanicallt good 1950 Naoh 4’doof - LOTB or OOOD TRANirOETATION STRICKLAND-MORRISON. Inc. veals s e n . But no othoy #«t»t». im tU Amount ei 999h wifl kiMlt. PI9B9 &* UI^N Verb Ave Ut Street at fiinforfi _A?t. _*w* I u (n 4 UbeMb to RIGGINS ■1 .* 4 n k WELCOME 11 00 This l.tnl or our* I IS H u ll V l v l S f I •• ftrlfkiar Da? 8l Moo* (her Down* Country C|«b Toledo, Ohio August. IT-9L Ikaa smsU-toriui. AND avaflabla at raaaonahl* prloea with the bett financing . Now VA «• EXeilUNT BUY * with aUhimaa down-pay. Mtehra '*• tqulpw US!' d S: menu. 1990 DOWN ANO MOVE IN Wanhom C. Phillip*. Jron paved itreet. Two loti with eonjjer leciUaa. Tot*l price oily ■ton* 1949. M ated’! Latdlag Builder of boatei for ever 1*80 paepla. Sales Office: Little Vania* Rohor a Loch Arbor. tloi The V80A girls' Junior goV championship will bo held Caw* arkti •S R . m / t J E * )RfVgD4 REAL BBTATI TATI DE BUT- Hemai of Real IndlvlduaU ty: Brltuiy Farm Hernsi, Early K r J. IUx5aA L T O * American, Ultra Modtn, Con .. "Cou Hall" PhOM 1798 ventlonal * T r a n c h Celoala) typaa. Hem*} - let* - Acroogo M u r t B. O iitr BUILT On Large Laadeeaped Lout la Urn boat *9 aalghborhood*. PROM 1999 COMPLETE with aO the feature* VETERANS you have draamod about such 3 Bedroom, I btth home* fully as eolorad Qaaaral tlactrie ap equipped. 9**6 down, plus do flag gljsnce* and colored plumbing cotta, aot project hemta. toiag. lis a s Mrttksre ill ISill l*ile S4S* KU.0CTCI.M tm cm pa t * ■ V istga a e* |! f l T»* Marnlae Shaw rty ttia Kaogere* t ** t a il Peture t# :|* J i f a - O a . roiram Raiume . r»« I II* JseS P a r r NOT A PROJECT! v.1, r - ’ m V . sil! kaorls Buak * *0 sriislr *t Random Radio w ta n - s a a r a g B «a*a s n a a a it« elll.AN DO TULHSDAt a v a n tn a 11# A4y**urw wun naes* wait MS ■•I4i*r *t Ferlua* Mih«r .K«w*epi* Id s w*# iijS N*n4ss««ii* Itidssteil* uatlne aA PtsaiM with D*e !a.It r- HuRitne t.ta **nps *f TI-IIM., I.ao gaibleat la must* 1:11 Jean [>«t> S<»i M l Mura* * Alisa lisa rjrouiha Alira i n Cltmspl s.il >tu> i.amksr4* toot Wrtsillna tram Hally was* lin o NlfHI 1 Mayart 111to KiartKiit Tkaalra u s e ■iga-ulf pasnetr Mnasttna •>is llea-aa Praarasa taauase 1 is N*w*.Waaibtr wcrlb rioktr k m h i r NEW CABINET SWOBN W v ATHENS kP—Premier Co«3l«A> lino Kirsminlls’ now Ctbtort m i sworn to before King Pan) tndop. For ft# first tlmo la Qranh hi*, lory a worasn Coblnot r i r m look office. 8bo Is Mr*. Us* Tie!dirli, publlo woifsro rainlstop gad widow of (he Populist party leader PintyoU TttldtrU. TELEVISION EXCHANGE UNPUNISHED 4-room house wph .ye ator? lo p art Q Lawla sleeping porch, near Nival las*. DO you have a good trailer that ( a u s ip a r ty Coll 1292- J ___________ you would Uk* to turn Ut on new Concrete Block, 2 bedroom I t ! L I tfraik*/ •8house, completely furnished? 4■so Itriehtar n t? REAL ESTATE Home on 4 Lola, outside City, t i l l Otaraj itarm . away from heavy Uaffic. Idaa) S ilt Oe Tavr Aact 84—FARMS AND OROVEB for chlldraa. 47—BEOKIBS u d RIALTOM • ACRES, M fruit traei. 9-room and 5-room hou**» with batha iNOTHZR OOOD SPOT far chflPlenty of room, both In See W. A. NORMAN, Rt.46, 8 dren. C. A. WHIDDON. RIL and outside. Wall located miles west of Sanford after 5:00 4•Ida bedroom homo at laerlflea p. m. IR9 pric*. Good term* available. M ttf tl 45—HOMES Ph- 1111 119 I. P trl Phoae"l87l tk e M ia B U S IN E S S M cm t OH%MAIN ST T H M T h1x'jyltg. ri �, ' . * Prank Sinatra la ta la Hollya poU of disk l gowsdphoto). MM. FtAMCM OKAY, of Balmont, H u t . show* a pWture of actreee Grata Kelly to her daughter, Elisabeth, I, attar accepting ae lavlUU°n Jo taflbrtdaamald at tha waddingo<Um t i n atar and Print* Rilnler IU la Monaco op April It. Mr*, a ray, mother eg two chUdran, waa a fallow atudett with Mlaa Kelly at tha American Academy el Dramatic Aria la New York la 1947. (IntaracUmcl lovadaM o) W w w roejwt wiucn ii •nown •freaking toward a ten et within a SOO-mlle range. Above, tha Xedetoee ie ahown on a ll-etory high atada tael ataad at Badatooe > Atonal, Ala. Tha Snark la at/ U f SCMMIOT, M, of Stockholm, tak a a practice drink from tha U, SL National Indoor Tannla Charaplonahlp cup In New York attar wlnnlng the title la the aeeond all-foreign Anal* In SB year*, lie de­ feated hlg heavily-favored fellow countryman, Sven Devidaon, 26year^ld Davla Cup veteran, 6-1, 6-3, 4- 10, 1-3. (International; THIS IS THIPOSTAOI STAMP accepted by the Principality of Monaco to commemorate the April wedding of ectreea Grace Kelly end Prince Rainier IIL It beara photo# of both and la decorated by reproduction of the royal crown and tha wedding date. The dtnomlknation of the aLamp will be one franc. (International Radio photo THIS IS AN AVTIST'S CONCIPRON og the now lUpar-bacona being) inatalled atop the Empire Stale Building, l,0#3 feet above Fifth Avenue In New York City. Generating almoet two billion candle-J power of light, they will be the brlgbteat eontlnooue man-made source of light In the world. Engineer* claim tha baama will be *eaa from a SOO-mlle dtitance by air and SOmllea from tha ground. They hope to have the lnriallatlona ready by Eaiter Sunday, April 1, when acacUl dadtaatln* aaremaalo are aebedulad,, jJoUniaRanaUi BUM producer Trad 7. Tlnklehoffe u klaeed by hla bride, the former Carolyn Jo Phillip*, • fashion eonaultant of New York, prior to cutting the wedding cake after their aurriege In Holly­ wood. Tha ceremony took place In the home of Sim afar Judy Garland. ----- (international) •*V-yAVV *■i*1"* •»* from Monaco currently. Anticipation of tha royal wedding In mld-Aprll, tha card ihowa dure# of soon-to-be princct* Grace Kelly and Prince nalnlrr HI. laeetefumaaadavlewattbeMoucaaneUci ((atonwtlonaU Stuart Spescar, B, look# a little woeiegonf, while Becky eemi a little Irate, ac Miami policeman, Dave Nhulman parking ticket on thrlr flashy little car. This scran might I yean from now whrn the hide are grown up, for tha car lu question 1a an ciact mlolalure working model of Ponllae Bfator Division’s famous dream ear, the “Chib da Mer." The mini* lure really runa-«n battery power, and Is currently being ehawn •round tha country in In conjunction with wllh the 1B3S 1931 G3I GM Molorama, Molorsma. u u w m s mo wharf lu big brother, Ihe "Club do Mrr" It attrecllug thousand# oi BMUr.tflBriflJttEeglhiuMaU to the Pepllac exhibit. y}m L OWING HU TINTH CHIID a loving lick, thU 19-year-old mama guar at the Washington, D.C., Eoo U full of mother love. Tha gaur*a native hsbltat U India, Durma and tha Malay Penlntula, where she U called a aelarieng. Tha anlmnl la conaldored one ot the moat merrllesa adversaries a hunter can meat ( * (laternatlonal Soundphoto) BITING WON over tha Pyramid#, the lest oeeretic of tha Royal Air Porce leaves Egypt under thaAns Canal Zona bate# agreement. Special permission the Egyptian govarnmant for thla farewell flight dateri wonder# by tha 20«th Plghtar-Roaouala A of tha Royal attand.dtbe ACTUM M ay too Puratanberg la surrounded by bloeaoma aa aha helpa te arrangemenU for tha 19th annual InUrnatlonal Ptowar Show which open# at th* Wanamakar Show Pataca la J* 1™ • ^»Ppy smlia on bur are •bread* « « la up la . German ahepherd J®®•" Duliburg, Germany. Tha foster rM m W M �• ' ’T ; ^ : T I |3 ,, h Sanford Shop and Save Jfli Waather Partly cloudy threagh Ratnr# i i y with t ftw shnwsra this afternoon ind tonight, ‘ AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY ■ j....... VOLUME S L Y 1I 1 ExtaO ftahcd HANFORD. fk v R ID A N EW SPA PER FTUD.AV, « . ,T ,r n 'JayceesToHear Farris Bryant Representative Farris Bryant of Ocala, a candidate for the guber­ natorial raca in the May Primary, will be the featured speaker et the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce luncheon here Thuradey March 15. All of the candidates for gover­ nor have been Invited to spesk before tha local Jaycea organisa­ tion during March and April. Bry­ ant la tha first of the candidates th e Houm Armed Services Com- to accept the local Jaycee Invi­ inlUee, in Washington, Wednesday, tation. approved Oia requeued authorisa­ Olhrr civic clubs have been in­ tion for t4,N4,ooo for aircraft vited to Join the Jayceet to bear m intananca facilities, airfield Bryant when he comes here to pavements, personnel facilities and speak. CAPTAIN J. T. BLACKBURN. USN. Commander nf llntwlnsr One, (ext. Icfn and Captain R. W. utilities at the Sanford Naval The arrangements for Bryant’s Jackson, USN, Coinman Jltur (ifflcec of Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, tthlrd from left) pieAuxiliary Air Station, appearance here were announced sent Irdr. r . M. Kroll, USN, Administrative Officer of Motiving One, (an-mid from MO and ( dr. f Congressman A. S. "8yd" Her- e t yesterday’s Jayccy: noon lunch­ J. ft. Wilson, USN, Operations Officer of NAAS, (far rigid) with checks Tor their dav’a pav respec­ long Jr., iald in a telegram to The eon meeting at lha Sanford Yacht tively kicking off lb* Station’s 105H Combined Charitv Drive. (Official Phnlo. U. S. Navy) Sanford Herald yesterday, that Club. (Ms ia a part of House. Resolution Larry Condict, presently presi­ MU. dent of the Orlando Jaycco orga­ Herlong explained that this Bill, nisation and a National Director ■Her leaving Committee, goes to representing 21 clubs in (he Cen­ the House for consldtralioa. "The tral Florida area also spoke yes­ Sill, a t passed by ike nouse and terday. He revealed his caudidacy Senate will merely grant the auth­ for tha fourth District vice presi­ orisation request," Congressman dency which will be filled at the Iferlong explained. statewide meeting in Jacksonville. The Office nf education, Health 1 ■♦ ’"Then, the Defense Department The first annual Sanford Naval Wellborn Daniel, fourth District must go to tha Appropriations Vice I’reitdrut, accompanied Con- Auxiliary Air Station llatwing and Welfare certified the p ay -1 merit of J 11!,738 to the Hoard of Committee with their request (or diet to Sanford for his appearance One Combined Charily Drive was t’lihlie Instruction, S e m i n o l e money to carry out the authorised kicked off Wednesday by initial( :--------County,. ----according to a telegram her*. Daniel spoke on “seal and -----„ ... projects," Herlong says. | - morning to The Sanford enthusiasm" in the Jaycco orga- contributions by Captain L. W W*.• I this The presant Bill, said Herlong, nustion, especially on Ihe local Jackson, USN, Commanding Of- Herald released jointly by Sen la authorlialion and not an ap­ level. "Take them in and put | fner of Sanford Auxiliary Ale ntot s Spessard Holland and propriation. them right to work," was Daniel’s Station, and J. T. Blackburn, l SN, (ieorge .Smatlirr, and CnngresaHowever, ha explains, lha De­ recommcndation to tho local Jay- Commander of Hatwing One. man A. S. “Syd" Herlong Jr. fense Department usually has no Proposed drive contributions for The payment Is made according difficulty with tha appropriation cee membership. The Seminole County Junior every person aboard the Station, to tentative entitlement purruionce the authorisation has been Tli# Heiltratlnn of I'inecreal Chambcr of Commerce is current-. both Military and Civilian, is one ant to public law 871, the lele•approved. School, recently fompteted ami ly In tha midst of (heir annual1 day’s pay. gram reveals Captain Robert W. Jackson, Both Capt. Jackson and llla-'kSuperintendent of Public In- now In full use bv both elnmenCommanding Officer of the San­ membership campaign. hurn, donated $38 each, <a day's atriirllon It. T. SflUee this tnry and junior iilgb school stu­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, pay for the rank of Captain) to morning said that the payment dent* vv111 bn belli Sunday after­ ■aid yesterday, when contact*! Cdr. J. H. Wilson, USN, Opera- ef more Ihint 12-thmnand dollars noon at Join. lor comment on the approval, Dr. Arlis Woodall Slate Superintendent of J’ublle llin» Officer of NAAS, ami chair­ "helps tiemcndotuly" in Ihn fin ‘'I have no further Information man of lha drive, and l.cdr. C. M. anrlng of Seminole County's Inatruetlon Thomas D, Bailey will ether than lha announcement To Hold Opening b# the principle speaker for the Kroil, USN. Adminlst.alive Offi­ ■chon)*,made In reference to the approval occasion. cer of Hntwlng One, respectively. illlwr# said that a eomplet# ef the Armed Services Commit-, Of Offices Soon A goal "f 110,000 has been s#l and accural# rev'oid is made nf School, County and City digtee.’ * The formal opening nf thlroprsr- for the NAAS mid Fleet Unite tha day hy day ntlen-lanc# in nltarles sviIf be seated on tho tlc offices her# by Dr, Arils W. h»e»ir*Tf)o7K Th* Intel rontrlbu- i Seminole County’a public achoule platform for the dedication m # #. -------------- r Woodell will be held March 8. Mo»M will be . n n p o r - 1r f t ’d ld r e n of p^rvonn*! a ssig n e d muny, which will lne|ndv tb# State Farm Mutual and 10 e t 1UB Slim*—Par!. At (tonally ‘IIKbtflf'tT OtiriUAr wtibh '*■" fti^Bwwfnni Naval ' Anxillarj fill m»r‘ pt.vent •*!l,m of th* key* a here e tulle of offices bai been as: The Naval Relief Society. 1Air Btallnn. In the school oy Seminole County tyumber II Insurer lots led. The American Red Cross, March Reports are kept hy Admtnl- Superintendent of Instruct inn, K. Of Autos l a s t Year Dr. Woodall, a gradual# nf the nf Dimes, American Cancer So- ■tmtivo Assintimt Wnltrr Tengue T. Milwet', from daily tabulnllon* imhniiltrd Kntlowing lb* di-dli-ailort eer«Again in IMS Stale Farm Mu- n J ’ Uslmcr R****1*1] ^ ‘"‘f riety, etr. tu il wi» the netlon’a number 0n e 1 *', .r orl?p c C,1 ^ . n r r n „ ^ I lb # drive alii continue tbrouj-tj to Ids offic. hy principal* nf more, the rntiie school rill t»* Insurer of automobiles, Adlal II. Is originally from Texarkana. Tex. „ ir n|)inth of Msrihi MlU| up t„ Semirmlo County Schools showing thrown open fur public mspecth# attendance record of I lie t|nn Ha says Dial he cam# In Florida ; A Rusl, president, announced from ’ _________ , Naval personnel children, aaid Members of Hie P-TA of Pinethe Bloomington, ill., home office. to take some of his basic science 1 Milne#, etc-I Retinol, bradnt hy llaiiy g Irving I Pryor, local represen- examinations examination* and amt "Liked • .met the tne Stale mate C _ r t | _ n J r . C n r ; n n < Thev# report* sr* submitted to \\> ,,, president of th* gro p will •(alive for the firm said that Slata so well decided In locate here. jO m G ndO jpriPgS the office ef the Siipcrintcmlriit ink# pari in the program, ys r_ Farm Mutual Automobile Insur­ "I conaidered locating at Pans -yof Public Instruction for the T h e completely modern school, ance Company, according to offi­ m i City, Fort Lauderdale, and I 0 U p G Il j Q l U r G G y I • /fO tL V Slot# of Florida and «r# further representing th* n#«#'l er|iilpcial figures, led all competitors several other Florida cities but » s (or th« ltth straight year In both chose Sanford because of Its M a r k i n g u V r n I c a r suhmitt#d tn III# ntflr# of ll#nlth. „,rnt nlll| facilities for #t|n Stlnn, sarnad premiums and number of friendly people ami wonderful R snla ndn S p r i n s s will gn Into full ^ d u r a t i o n amt \V#if*r* which tvn< p„| Into lit# Isst yesr with n t u rn r r r i i f i r * lh# pttjntcMt in • 1* #ii>ni#nlnry grailet »nil Hi* cere Insured. Pryor pointed out etmniphare," aaid Dr. W'wxlal se*!# sprlnc sn.1 summer oprra- — that today 8Ut« Farm protects "Senfocd ia (he friendliest town linns Saturday m.n' ioa tbr f.!Mh lli. i Im’el Board of Public l o ­ iumor hist) school eighth grad# tranferred thrr# at the l.i ginning oyer 4,000,000 c a n , half a million 1 have ever seen in my life," said year It lias been s popular recrea­ strttiThin. Tlir $12,735 represents th# gov- of ihn year. more than any other company. Dr. Woodall, "and I am happy to tional park (or residents nf Cen­ !t l* expected that th# entire On the dollar aide, the com- locate hare and become a resi­ tral Florida, th* management an­ emmenl's share in th# expense of furnishing rducntinnnl facil­ ainlltorllim will he filled for the • t4,paoy's earned premiums were dent." nounces. ities for children of new people nnii'ilnn Riimlny afteriionn. '8231,373,000, up 12 per cent o*er Dr. C. W. Wcstphall, a staff doc- Numerous Improvements have to Sanford and Rcintiude 3154. Thli Included *233,755,000 of tor at the B. J. Palmer Research,been made during the part six coming , wl,n nln , B the rtlia tii a t n >S Tm>r> ill tv n ,I . I _ r- — 1.. .. .. L_ — auto premiums. Direct premiums Clinic at Davenport, low uwill bo months andI Sanlandn Springs is re— Snufotd Naval Auxiliary Ai Ww. written stood a t -*235.150,000. in Sanford for the three-day for­ ported to be ready for Its largest i j Id IMS several millions in addi­ mal opening of Dr, Woodall's of scamn in hisiory tional savings were returned to the fieri. Coinciding with III# full npera MARCH I company's policyholders through Dr Woodall ia married and haijtion of the park,' tha flnwerin a Vocational School IIlM h s r t r s rate redaction .programs. State rL „ ,i Chirles Shaffer f a r m Mutual, an ‘kiWependent" two boyi aged three and fiva years plant! are nearing Hie pr»k n[ H# said this morning, "I would their full bloom including ataleas, W i l C r S j n O l l V x O U i5 C Mr». K*nl« and hahy tom panr, tiiuraa Ha owa rates, like lo Invito tha citliena of San gardrnlai camellia! and thouiamh rtie Seminole County Vocational Frances Btstlltm according to tha accident records Admissions Schnnl is beginning a short rmirs# '-■ •I Its owa polleyholderi. General­ ford and this area to are the newly of annuals. ly, Pryor laid, B ute Tarm rates redecorated suit# nf nffiees and lo in observance nf lh# opening of in Commercial Law, starling Mon- Donald W. Smi'.iberg fOsIrnt) lh# nrw sertioii, nlfiriali nf Semin- day. March A, The emirs# will h# .tiivephln# Pullark l Plymouth) run from 20 per cent to *0 per meet Dr. Weatphall," ole County, Sanford, Altamonte taught from f> to Hi a m., flu- vtaya ‘ .Mildred Chnrpening (Ssnfordf aent or more below those of moat Springs, Longwoodi OvioJo and 4 week for six werks. ether companies, depending ea the MARCH 2 area and type oi coverage. Caisclbcrry will be honored with It is a non-leclinical course deAdmissions Salvation Army The company’s year-end balance a chicken barbecue Saturday even- signed to give the student informa- Mr* Mary Cameron (Sanford) gheit thowed aiaeU ef ever 1331 Rededication Set Ing. ilirin on the meaning and operation 11 lix Wen Iher.spoon (Oviedo) • millions and surplus ef over f i l l Dll* E. Fotirakre, Seminole of the law with uhlrh he lives. Tills llischarges -millions. Sunday A t 3 p. m. County commissioner, and J. E. emirs# la open In any adult in Rem .'Ire. Violet Hudson and baby Good IN I galna were alto ra------ **— ” Watt • la Mrs. *Lydia (Oviedo) Tho rodedicition service of Tho Roblnuon, o vv n # r of Sanlando innle County, .•p o rte d by State Farm Mutual’* Salvation Army Citadel of Ban- Springs, will be hosti. the teacher. Jnveph T. McDonald fSenfnrd) Die and fire Insurance afftllatei, Pryor aaid. Slate Farm Life In­ ford, will be held Sunday after­ surance Company now hat *030,- noon at 3 o'clock occordlng tit l.t. 100.000 of ordinary inauanre on Ha Raymond Luce, Commanding Of­ Sooki and assets of over flM mil­ ficer of tho local Corps, The public la cordially invited to attend this lions. State Farm Fire and Casualty aervtco which will bo held on the Company upped Hi premium vol- premliea at 214 ’Eaal Second St. Lt.-Colon«l and Mrs. II. W. ’ time by 34;per cent, to reach over 810,400,000. ita asset* now exceed Young, Divliionil Commander* of • 130,700,000. The Hie and fire com- tha South Atlantie Division of The A Biniea are both wholly owned Salvation Army will be present at Ihe aervlco and Colonel Young will by B ute Farm Mutual. deliver to Ihe congregation lh# re.dedication address. R a l p h A. Rollins' Students Smith, Chairman of tha local Ad­ Board will prealde ever the T o Speak A t Rotary visory meeting. ' ’ A program hi keeping with the An outstanding attraction in Ihe „fourth Object of Rotary Interna­ program will be the playing of the tional, "The advancement of Inter- Orlando Corpa band, Treliminary aatlopal understanding, good will, music starting at 2:10 will be ren­ 'and peace, through a world fellow- dered by this group. ffd’ahip of biutnesa and professional -m en united in lha ideal ef ser•vle#:" will featnre the meeting of (he Sanford Rotary Club next Mon­ Rules Are Amended day imofl at the Yacht Club when Th* Gam* and Fresh Water ■eevaral student* from Rollins Col- Fiah Commiuion, according to a lego will speak an their re spec lira rale*** (rent that office In Tail*# countries. h in t* , recently amended Ha raguAppearing m lha program will latlona governing alligator bunting be the lollowing: — Mica Dorothy In tha Wekive River. Evelyn, RracU; MDc Elina Aguaro, Aeeurding to the release concern­ m Cuba; Vicente AntonatU, Puerto ing lha nttalldg nf r«b. a, Ihe efft-RIco and Joaa Boca, Venasuala. Gam* and Fresh Water Fish ComRobert V. WUhanU. see re- mioaioa formerly closed tho WekUAQIEB CHAT ABOUT FASHIONS, Mr*. Gustave Bamberger, end Mr*. A rt H arrif. left, ^ £ f i A. J. Hanna of RoOias, Ik* River, lit both Lake and Bern .LOVBLY r lc! J l l #,r «P™lon« to Mr*. Robert Floshar, Mrs. John MrCruckwt end Mr*. Joe Tull* « t N alligator hunting. Um (MHcore JViveo S om M| Teo oog Jo th lo s Show iwld in the iU y ia k yeaterdey. (g to tt photo) Committee Passes SNAAS Warrant lo r Over $6 Million Jackson, Blackburn Board Is Certified Are First Donors Payment Of $12,738 To Charity Drive Pinecresl School ^Dedication Is Set Sunday Afternoon Hospital Notes JkXi'/.fi in sfi A ra w d stH Pr* Wfrt Plans Are Completed For French Avenue Dedication, Banquet Red Cross Issue Eminent Gets In Full Swing Visitors With $1300 Pledge To Attend Plana have been completed for Th# 8*minnln County Chapter, the French Avenue dedication and American Bed Cross find rais­ nbhon cutting ceremony to be held ing rnmpnign got into full awing here in Sanford next Friday after­ ynstniday with a gigantic spurt noon at 4 o'clock, aeeurding lo in contribution* amounting to 81 ,- James A. Wright, chairman of tho 31*1) in on# ptrdgn from the San. Seminole County Chamber of Com­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. merce Frenrh Avenue dedication Captain Robert W. Jarkann, an­ Committee who released the rol­ nouncing the pledge, on behalf nf ler thli morning of distinguished tb# prisonnel at tha local Navy visitors who will be her# for lh# Its*#, sdileit tha impetus to get event, Senator Charley E. John* and th# drive into action fium the 3lrs. Johns will he here for the vary first moment. rihhnn cutting cerrmnnies to be M u. Stanley Kupl, Advance held In front nf the Seminole High Gifts rhaimmn for lb# Seminole School. Johns was Acllng Governor County Red Cross fund and and President of the Senate when l.T. CHARLES U ARNOLD membership campaign, told th* ihe rnntrari for Frenrh Avenue (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) gioup attending a kickoff break­ was let, said Wright. fast yesterday that two event* Other distinguished guests will will highlight tli* month's acti­ vities in rai*e fund* for th# more Include Francis P. Whitehalr, a member of tho Hoad Hoard when than fMIllfl goal. th# contract was let fnr the film said that a benefit card throughway; William It. Dial, pre­ party will h* held at th# Mayfair sent lloail Board member nf the Inn nest Tuesday wlilrh will draw fitth District; Justice Campbell hundreds. She said, "It will h# Tliornal, a member of "the Hoad tli# lilggest event nf tho season." Board before receiving hli appoint­ •* i i Another benefit affair will h# ment to the State Supreme Court; • Mairli 28 iac# to lia atagad at Carl Hos# nf Ocala; Henry Batch Lt. Charles L. Arnold, USN. wtfl Seminal# Raceway Dark op, rated and Holland Dean of Orlando, Al assume duty as Chaplain of th i hy Richard Sodero and W. R. Bogero of Clearwater; McGregor Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air IU* Kemp. Mrs. Knpl said “This will 1Smith of the Florid* Power Corn Hon March IS, succeeding Lt, F. W. he a tiemcmloiis affair and ssa'ra of Miami; Hlrharton Kdgrrton of Kempson, USN, who has rarahred expecting wonderful lespnnsu at Mt. Dora; Jame* It. Cragg, head order* In th* U.g.R, F»#4m*N;8l*#i1 plana nafeld.", ■ of Cragg ConstructionTo, of Oeala; Sin Diego, Calif. ' ** 1 Fneilltlea ef the Mayfair Inn Robert H. FlU, of th# Florida Lt. Arnold Is lha son of Mr, AL are tiring miitiltmlrd for t tie Power ami Light Co, of Miami; hert J. Arnold, net W. Hirrlson lienefit eiiril party, sat* Mnimgur Wilbur Jones, chairman of Ihe Av#., Villa Grove, III. Fran.. Mehane Jr., gen. manager Hoad Board, of Tallahassee; and A veteran of '2 years of Naval of the New York (iiants* plush Sumpter I-owry, nf Tampa, guhertourist hole!, "Breakfast for the nalonal candidate in this year's Service, Lt. Arnold reported her* from th* Second Air Wing, l l kickoff meeting held yesterday rare for governor. Cherry Point, N.C., wbera h* setw,vs nl-o eontrilmled i«y the Mav­ Senator W. A, "Bill" Shandl nl ved *i Chaplain, ion- Inn," siiid Manager Mehane. Gainesville will head th* list of Stale Senators who will l># in San-1 LL Arnold entered the Navy an­ for the French Avenue d*dl-1 tler the Natal Cadet program, and Robert J. Crumley Inrd cation and banquet. Other Bona- j r .reived his commission as Ensign, to he her# include Senator' Aug. I, 1242. Serving on active Completes Course Inn Bill Pearce nf Palatka, Senator duty until April 1, 1844, ha wag Hill Gautier nf New Smyrna, Sena- then re1ea<ed from active duty, In Philadelphia Inr J. It. Rodger* nf Orlando, Sen­ and entered the Southern Baptist Robert f. Crumley, a mernher of ator Ed Baker of Umatilla, Sena­ Theological Seminary, A gradual* of Eastern inilnola the Crumley arrl Monteilh Insur­ tor Nick Conner nf Inverness, ance Agency, 117 S. Bark Av#., Senator J. C. G#t»*n nf Ruahnell, M»t* College, a n d 1 th* Southern Thcologi.al Seminary, Kanfnisl, hat recently completed an and Senator L. K. Edwards of Oca- Bapllst Chaplain Arnold hai lh* BSR, and intensive eight week course on lla, t the principles nf fire, marine, and Stala Representative* In Sanford HTii degree*. Since r#-rnterlng the Navy Is casualty insurance enmlurtcd hy I March a for lh* French Avenue th# Insurant** Company of North dedication event will include Hen­ 1935, Chaplain Arnold h n served America Companies. Crumley, was ry Land of Orlando; Rill Coleman sboard Ihe CR.3. Missouri, al Ih t graduated with lha 38th class of nf Orlando; Jim Sweeney of Da- Marin# Corpa Recruit Depot. Par# the school for agents sponsored by Land; Farria Bryant, nf Ocala rls Island, S.C., and with tha Sac# North America *t Its horn# office who la elan a gutwrnntarial candi­ nnd Marina Air Wing, at CharrF dal# In Iht* year’* primary, Point, N.C, in Philadelphia, P*. Among hli decorations, Chaplain Crumley was graduated from Charles Using of SL Augustine; Seminole High School and tha Uni­ Max Brewer nf THuavill*; and Arnold holds th* resid en tial Unit Cllatlon. tha Korean Unit Citation, versity of Florida. II# aerved In J. A. "T ar" Boyd of Leesburg. Also her# for th# ribbon cutting WW II Vlrlnry Medal, Aslallq Pa* the C S. Navy as a LI. fjg.) in Ihr Amrrl#an and European Occupa­ reremoniri will he District Kngi- clfic, Japan#.# Occupation, aqa tion ‘Iheslres for three and a half neer Richey Green of th# Slat* Korean Campaign. . years and was discharged In No­ Road Department's DaLand Offlca H* is married lo th* former Mlsl Ruth B, Cobh, of Pensacola, Thai* vember, I C r u m l e y la acltv* In and H. I,. Kdwardi. Kxlensiv1* plana havt been ar­ have two children, Lynn Earnest, tho S.infurcl” Jnnn»r Chamber of ranged for lha rlhboa culling avent five and Charles Barrett, 18 ^ j Commerce. Th# North America Companies— next Friday which Inrluil# first, months. composed of Dm Insurance Com­ the dedication of th* aix-lane pany of North America which ia thmughway and lh* ribbon cutting th# nation's oldest and largeit ceremony. A speaker'* itand will | stork fir# and marina Insurer, he located just in front of Semi­ Philadelphia Fir# and Marin# In­ nole High School where the Semi-1 surance Company, and Indemnity mile High School Band will be Insurance Company of North heard Immediately prior to tha , , ■■'c i «vent. America — Is one nf lh# leading Entertaining Ihe guests of lh* * At 7 o'clock n#*l Friday evenunderwriting group* in th# United ing, a banquet will ha h rld 'at th# Mayfair Inn Ihe fiemirtote High Slates. Mayfair Inn whero guest* and School Rand will p ro m t a eon# Sanford and Seminole County rivic r#rl on Ihe lawn at 4 p, m. Sun* leader* will pay Irihot* lo those day, March 4. The band is play# Relative Of Local responsible for the French Ave­ ina the roncert In renmn*# to. Iht hospitality given by lha hotel ‘,i nue project. Rcsider>t Succumbs Th* avent Is to h* on* of th* Ing the recent visit of the * Jamc* 11. Turley, 75, brnlher-ln- biggest ever held here, according University nl Miami Rand..”, j*. Several of the numbers Id b s law of Mr*. Georg* Mine passed to Chairman James A. Wright away In Huntington, W. Vi. after who haa been au lite d In tho plan­ played are "Titus O verture"'b p ning nf th* two program* by Sen­ Moiart; "Tiberius‘ O verluri". hp » lung illness. Mr. Turley was a fnrmer real- ator Douglas Stenstrom, Represen­ Clarke; "Colnrama", Deep RH’i r dent nf Orlando, an Elder at the tative Mack N, Cleveland Jr., As­ Suite and the novelty number First Presbyterian Church nf Dr- sistant State's Attorney Voile A. "M iliary Eicort in Five Way*" Undo and a member of Ihe N, P. William* Jr., and County Prosecu­ hy Henry Fillmore. Captain Jm$ KiMier will conduct Ihe March '.‘OR You ell Bible Clast of that rhorch. tor Karl) I# Householder, It Is expected that one of Ihe the Square" and Drum H«Jor Ha tvai retired from lha Charles­ largest crowds ever gathered for Robert Armstrong, student coamif* ton Trenslt Co, one event will witness th* official tor will wield ihe biton for Vlttnp Besidei Mrs, Stine, ha Is iurHerbert's "Gypsy Song." ■ •••veil hy one daughter, .Mr*. M. F. opening, dedication, and ribbon"Buglers’ Holldaj" by Frailer of Ashland, Ky.j and two rutting reromony throwing open Anderson will, be played b. Ihe completed French Avenue pro­ grandsons. trumpet trio consisting of C Tli# body 1* being shipped to Or­ ject to clliieni of Samlnol* Coun­ Joe Fisher, Sidney Vihlaa lando for burial In Woodlawn Ceme­ ty. Sgt. Leslie Smith, SgV B1U tery and funeral arrangements will nier will render a lympanl h« announced later. for Tynspanl" by 'Sock Dance'Tonite "Concerto Th* fianfni Junior High School berger, Several marches w MEETING POSTPONED student) pill have a "Sock Da oca" played throughout tha co n c « |. The Diughtart of Waslay Sunday tonight In tha Calory Crate. School Class has postponed Re Blue Jaeaa are tha appropriate Tuesday meeting due to tha death eostum* for tha event. Light tool E ra. L. U . l> r*. tm h m e e ti will kq aenad. Lf. Charles Arnold Will Assume Duly • As NAAS Chaplain High School Band To Play Al Mayfair t'WwMW � 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 01, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 01, 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 01, 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/f41d13dc34595f3d83aeca54de74fbbf.pdf 4836a3ce2934feed78cb25b74630013b PDF Text Text TH* W W W p p m «- » * i n w M » p S S lim AW U i- tt « fin -— ovtot } tommuito* party's D m taitnieiloni th*y got: H m t WUt# M eow*. S i t * , f t * m M *ar «C liifcfliUit/, Ute CWj?e» pra, and wwnd commit• rxpHc* instructions on Interfere la Dm tatenui | notion*. \v - ■ '■ or, If this tart fully mbCommunist program la • Ha aima, Urn fario Uo■tad ta Iraad wtrfly. It «M a m l< war tor at f u n ta cams. itn .'s ffifijB • death ef V, I. Un'n, of •eviet bolshevtom. Hit' world- cenimualem took* r i to the tots economic eelgf toplisllst nattoui, headed • Hatted fit*tei, i O m m trlit leadership by m admiseton fieee moramon- ,* It to I matter of self-proMr the U.S E.R. to instruct l#»- Communist psrtlae to Mltty, oo Moscow will not stumble prematurely Into on Um notion of tbo 1 cotliprt.of eeplfelto railgnad to ualtlng. Highlights NEW YORK (A-As In no pre­ vious election year, televiiion and radio ar« toing all out to achieve a complete aod varied coverage of* political new*. Nest week, for example, a ipe­ els) 13-man roving radio and tele, viilon reportTna team iv tc"» Into Naw England fop CBS. It* target la coverage of the New Hamp­ shire primaries for both TV aod radio. Hilt roving task force, flrit of vaaM, the cause of Isolating the its liae end scope In the Industry, was conceived by John f . Day, Meet important, Virtually every director .of CBS Nawr, who says, tayertant speaker t*M the Com- “II will take a tearri of thla alia ■ n ie ts sever to forget that their nod- caliber to do justice to the feel ia revolution, l r j political alory." Tkle revolution • as distinct permanent members of the from evolution • may be violent* Campaign Cavalcade Include an to eome countries. In other* It assignraant chief, d reporter, two may be accomplished through film cameramen, a lighting tech. gradual aelture or parliamentary ttielM, a film sound engineer. a power and working cldia move- radio engineer to record on-lhcmanta. Lanin was referred to fre- scene oratory and Interview*, s tly in these statements, and business mansser and two general i«p«in rr*f?rt to that parlla- assistants On a rotating basis two meuts may ba used only with the CBS news correspondents will ac­ objective of destroying them. the unit at all limes, Working clou movements may company bo Using specialty equipped slallon used to mold them to Ifae Com­ wagons and switching lo airplane munist program. Thus Urn fight between commu­ when timing require* It, the unit nism and tna free world win con- will supply both CBS television Uano to bo relentless. But the and radio programs with both spot OMUnunlsts must keep in mind and background news coverage. -Out the time la not rlpo for ac- After the New Hampshire pri­ lion* which might provoke war. maries the task force will fly to The time will not come, by Soviet Minnesota fnr the primaries there. reckoning, until the U.S.S.R. can Wtoeonrin will follow. Lsler the “o v o r t a • and outstrip’' tha unit plane a turn through the United St* lea In economic and in* South,. sampllnc the political at­ mosphere in Tennessee, Virginia dU«*c|»l •H)le"ll»l. The Kremlin at the moment and the Carolina.*. r fflR U lP mitrigltli For thongh irta .m hkeratitis, i f . wla rcaused M i by/ l aSmixture ia : of germs. It often to spread by dies, gnats, dust and pollen. The affsrtivo ta, treating pink-ape In disease liwidtapt—-*--------------to widespread among range caul*. The broad ranee antibUtt* and faed-lotr cattle throughout the Tenamyein rapidly dears up the U.S. and other parta of North Infection, get* Use animal beck en America, and haa also been re­ normal feeding routine, and tkua ported in India and Africa. prevents leu ef poundage. At the onset of Infection, the In addition to Mppfnji cattle­ eye becomes bloodshot, eyelid* puff men a profit*, diseseea Ilk* pink­ up, and in sever* cases, a heavy eye have a moro sinister fortbod Cutfiow of pue-filled tear* keep# lag. Agricultural aconomtsU point the animal'* face soiled and moist. out that the U S. will kgee to pro­ Left unchecked, tha Infection duce enough meet for aa expeetod cloud* the oye, dimming sight. In population of m mill Ion H peers advanced stages, ulcere may form from now. Every pound lost and lead Jo permanent eye dam­ through disease to • setback to thto age or blindness. goal. Pink-eye flare* up moat often .. Thui ^ • w .w to r in a iy setonduring warm-weather month*. An ttoto, fighting livestock dtoeasae Infected animal quickly epraade with potent aaUbiotles like Torrethe dtoease; and half the Herd may myrin, are helping to moot the be affected. Cattle of all a m are ‘halleng* of grwtor meat yrodeohit tv pink-eye although tha dto- tlvlty for (ho yoera ahead. It's New! It's Fail! It's Streamlined i ■., *■ ' V T H E SANFORD HERA LD NEW WANT AD SECTION NOW ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY A N D BY SUBJECT, IS AS EASY AS A . & G. * \ » VJJ Pi J * a FIN A NCIA L 1A—PLACES TO EAT "When our unit cover* a eandl date," laid Day, "it will not only find out what ho laid, but why he said It, whether he meant it. and what the effect f* oo the • LIVESTOCK a AUTOMOTIVE • M ERCANDISE tS—ARTICLES FOE RENT rtnttng a m t o ^ ^ 'J S d ^ r t o o h l n , A £ u / J S e I W ’e ta i 4 Am,Ti* -S ^ n ssr■ • BUSINESS SERVICES I to—MUSICAL INSTRUMENT! * 5 * £ & T2rtL,*Z I 10—ELECTRICAL Ceatraetera • RENTALS a s & £ ■ £ > - T f. • M-EOTKU aid MOTELS IT—HOUSES and COTTAQM • EM PLOYM ENT • REAL ESTATE I'—COMMERCIAL Ford V-8 again showed Its tnllllght to all otiton fat the "Olympic*” of stock car radng ytona Beach. Florida. • p « l tin lalsh line Ford damand mow raora the stealing performance that K Um feneot-Mlltog V-8 In the world. No tw to dto field could Match Ford for getaway , . far rtrtlgh tow*y accnWtUon. . . for gUi To mo ou ctly how Um other *1W Itohtod Ford, ant Um chart at the top ipaga. l olUto McroU of Ford** Itorformance to tha (wM jl tuning power) cUvml- 2 » h .p . Thunderblrd Special V-8 engine develops more torque Uian any other engine to the low-price Bold. This means quicker reiponsa, smoother run­ ning to tho kind of driving you do. Juit a gentlo nitdgo of Ford’* accelerator and tvlwoslt! You pou In instants ivliet) instants count! , Ford now oilers tills mighty 2^3-h.p, engine with staf.°° w,s°n model ^ FordontnUa \Vhnt i more, there engine* are coming oB the tuembly line* right nowl So why waltP Cnmeto today for a Test Drive. Find out for yourrjormanct. Find out the w ottyi biggest fallowingl FO RD U-nOMES W orlds largest-selling t 1 # .Q w O 1 1 • •- Test Drive the V-8 Champion l mm \ " M-RRA^ RITATI WAM^RM �W e a th e r F tlf i n i cool today vltfc l i f t * M to IS, continued1 tool tonight: Thursday fair **d a lHU* * im > St ; ^ ^ X f^ M ^ ^ ^ ^ J jE D N E S D A Y ^ E o R U A R Y ^ ^ lS a S Eisenhower Red Cross Fund Drive KickoH Breok/asi NEW YORK WWThli U tha year whan a young lady can "bespoke ye mao aha Ukaa" with a tradi­ tion at laaat six caoturlaa old to back her up. And apparently quit# a few very A kiaJwtf breakfast will bo serv­ elifibla bachalora are Just wait­ ed tomorrow morning at the Maying for tome young lady to taka fair Inn for all Red Cross workrrs advantage of the tradition. who will participate in the Semi­ netirad baseball alar Joe Dtnole County Red Cross fund raft­ Maggio thinks U'a "quite harming campaign which starts tomor­ !•«>’’ f«r a girl to prnpnsn to a row. nan, and alngrr Johnny Ray saya Captain Robert W. Jackson, he would be "right Haltered." commanding officer of the San­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Screen Idol Tab Huntar apedwill be principle speaker at the firs that tha girl would have to affair which ia expected to draw Gordon Frederick, Sanford At­ hr (he cuddly type, but If the The Southern Bell Telephone avery worker who will take part •were: "1 could only say •Yes'l" • Company, which aervea Sanford in this yrar'a month-long fund torney, announced today his can­ Comedian George Jessel aaya he didacy for the nomination to ihe end 1.060 other telephone ex- raising event. proehangaa in Florida and eight This year's campaign is expect­ Office of State ' Represents!ist, said "Yea" to one leap year pro­ Othar southern states, experi­ ed to be one of the most spirited Group 2, in Seminole County, sub­ posal years ago and la wistfully enced one of lt« largest years of ones in the history of the Red ject to Iba Democratic Primary waiting for anolher this year. "It t were only younger," he sighs. expansion during 1955, according Crou with Mrs. Alton Bridgers of of May ft. But judging from Ihe statistics •* to the company's Annual Heport Altamonte Springs heading the Frederick saya that he Is elm received here today. a candidate for tha election for of leap years past, there will he Seminole County Drivt. It built the largest amount of The emergency la gres'er than the unexpirrd term of this office, no leap tn the number of mar­ telephone facilities for the South ever, officials of the nationwide- this vacancy having been brought riage* this year. worldwide organliation say, and about by the resignation of form­ •f any year in history. A theory to explain this la of­ Tha report, distributed by Gor­ because of unexpected catastro­ er Representative Voile A. Wil­ fered by Fro/. Nelson O. Hannawait, who teaches psychology at don Rothermtl of Southern Bell, phes tn widely separated areat liams Jr, points out, that Florida had an­ of the country the need for added "The office of State Representa­ Douglass College for Women In tive is one which affects all of New Brunswick, N J. other record breaking year last fundi baa been eminent. A goal of mora than tight thou- the people," Frederick stated, year with 111,190 naw telephones He said unattached males are Installed for a net gain of 79.000 land dollar* has been set for the "and Seminole County's represen­ just as safe this year as any other campaign In Seminole County this stations. Thl* brings the total tatives ere there to see that our because the ladlea always do the •euthem BeQ telephone* in tba yesr and gigantic efforts will be county is properly represented in selecting, but usually manage to made to go over the top at the ail matters affecting the State, lU ti to 777,400. make lha men think It's their ' earliest possible moment. This le 500,000 more than the Many of the county's civic lead­ end particularly in matters affect­ idea. eqmpany total in use in Florida ers have volunteered to lake im­ ing our County." Among lha lidlra, opinion 1* ten year* ago, or an expansion of portant parts In the Red Cross lie said, "At ona who has been somewhat divided. Movie alar Kim MTV born or reared In Seminole County, fund raising campaign this year Novak thinks a girl has as much Hie report devotes a special and each one la contributing much 1 feel that 1 am familiar with our right to propose as a man, but section to progress made In Flori­ of hia or her lime and efforts to problems and our needs. If elect­ Chief Justice E a r l Warren’s da, where the company operates make the campaign successful. ed 1 would direct my efforts toTg exchange* ' with 10,457 em­ Officials of the Red Cross fund , ward any meusuree which would daughter Virginia »nya she's "a ployee*. The theme of Ihe report, raising campaign have urged all assure the continued growth and llllle old-fashioned" and would made' by President Fred J- Tur- workers In attend the breakfast ; prosperity of nur County, and the wall for the man In propose. i*r low the IM M at .PtoatLors, Is for final Igftractlons and last min­ I MWflfBnmt "f *vr Mate *» a Broadway aclrraa Jayne Mans­ field prafars a "inng-rafijfo plan" f< o irW T tT B b « i—»W the ute details to Inal th« campaign to make the maa think he la doing past tea yoira, a period In which will get off io a rapid and good Gordon Frederick was horn In lha trapping. business firm* in the region in­ atari. Pnnford Sept. 19, U'24 and attend­ creased by 75 percent and the Flans have been made to serve ed the public schools h»re. He Tha idea of leap year marriage South experienced its greatest brraM.iit tn si least 75 volunteer arrved in the 17. R. Navy 10(1- prnpovsls gon hack si least in economic growth. worken who will take pan in this 1010. Entering Stetson University, the year 1255, when a liw was During those years Southern Ball ; year's drive. hr received his I.aw Degree there passed in Scotland giving that has undertaken a tremendous exin lO&li and h.n practiced law 111 right to the ladles—with a onapoun.l fin* if Ihe gentleman "replosion program to meet the de­ Sa'ifnid from 1051 to dale. mand for telephone service. At the fusrs to talk hlr to he hit lawful Frederick is a member of the end of 1955, it operated 4,900.050 American Region, Ki<vsnjs fluh, wyle." telephones, with almost 56 per the to A h. RFO Elks, Junior cent of them dial-operated, com­ Chamber of Commerce, and Vet­ pared with only 1,963,204, of which 10 per coat wart dial, in 1945. A special program of Inlcrna- eran* of Foreign War*. Ha at­ Florida ia particularly out in tionslly famous Salvation Army tends the First ftnptiit Churrh front ia this respect with 95% of Bands will be heard this Friday of Sanford amt is a former em­ Southern Bell's Service already night from 7:50 until 9:00 p.m. ploye of the Atlantic Coast Lino over radio station WTRR accord­ Railroad. changed to dial He !« married to a Sanford girt, Comprehensive c o u n t y-w i d e The report bring! out the tre­ ing tn Llrutenant Raymond Luce, the former Mis* Virginia Welch plans were mapped at a recant mendous affect exerted on the Commanding Officer of the economy of the south ia the past Corps. Thli program will ba in and has two sons, Ronald, ego meeting of the Special Ciifta and tea years by.tha more than ll.l connection with the Annual Fin­ seven years, and Richard, age Hpeels I Even Ia Committee of the btllioa of new telephones facilities ancial Campaign of The Salvation three year*. Seminole County Unit, American built by Southern Ball, the more Army In Sanford. Frederirk says that he will he Cancer Society. than 91J billion paid In wages, "The musical program of The tn Tallahassee Friday afternoon Tha meeting, held at Jim Spen­ the S I billion paid ia taxis and Salvation Army Is a highly de­ to qualify as a candidate for tha cer's, a ax to lay plans for the ihe other contributions mad* by veloped thing," slates Lieutenant Seminole County Representative. educational and fund railing Crutho company to lha region. Lure, "ft la easy for a person, Group 2, before the Secretary of s.vle tn he held April I to May 1, Not Mace 1945 has the demand upon hearing a three nr four State. Hamid Kastner presided over lor tolaphone service been as member ensemble nr even a len the meeting whan 17 Divisions great as ia 1955. During the year, or twelve piece band in a street CTTYWinr RALES PROMOTION wera organised for the month­ hit,NT telephones war* added. service of The Salvation Army, SAN ANGELO, Tex. ist-Today Jn addition, I78.M9 parly line to depart with the feeling that was a rltywlde sales promotion long event during April. Attending the meeting and par­ aiors were provided private line# tha band should have practiced a day In thin west Trxas city and or higher grade* of party lino llllle harder or a little longer." Tom Green Count? Clerk Ramon ticipating In tha planning wen: eerviee. Yet tho demand for ser- "Actually, they have seen and Jnnes didn't let other huilnesimen Dr. Charles L. Park* Jr., Jark H«H, W. C. Hutchison, Ed Hunt, ao ....... strong tic* . eoattnuad u. . .that . . . heard almost tha bottom rung of Wilson Home, Guy Allan, E. J. 145,too orders lor higher grades the ladder to the musical program get .head of him. For one day only, regular 12.50 Moughtnn Jr., Frank Mahane, ef service sad 95.154 unfilled or­ of this organisation." marriag-t licenses tor $2.19. Willla Prarotk, "Randy" Ander­ ders tor eerviee were carried over The International Staff Rand of son, Carl Williams, Tommy Into IMS. The Salvation Army is compar­ That's Jones' offer. Santis* to rural' areas was able to Sousa's or Goldman's fam­ F.arly purchasers also will get Thomas, R. A. Cobb, Jim Hunt, greatly expanded. About 100,000 ous hand, nr today, Jhe Bant of a double Issue of sales promotion Miss Dorothy Powell, Sanford: additional telephone* were added America and the United States .•lamps offered by many San An­ C. R. ClonU, Rex Ctonta, Georg* Means, Oviedo end Slavia; James to- farming areas, bringing the Banda of our Armed Forces. This grin stores. total rural talephonea to appvoxl- will be one of the bands heard on "Got tn do somelhlng." Jones Strwall, Geneva; and Wilson Alex, •Ita ly 710,000. During the year, thli ipeclal program. An Interfil­ said. "Here It is leap year and ander, Fern Park. loutheca Ball participated with ing analysis of tha handi, music, we're way brhind." the B*p Laboratories in expert- composers, and members of The megt* with the solar battery and Salvation Army musical program transistors on' rural lines near will also be given by Lieutenant Amarieus, G a, to determine Luce. whether sending a number of calii simultaneously ovar a single pair of wire* can be mada practical in providing aervico In outlying rural or*ai by maana of theso facilities. FEB. 2* Theta experiments are continuing. Admission* Esptaallurts for new facilities Mr*. Violet Hudson fOvlnio) tn 1955 were about I239.500.000, Mri. Alice Emlntsor (Sanford) leHing a new,company record. John Curtin (Sanford) Taaei paid by the company last EUa Wiggins (Sinford) year totalled abeut 9109,000.000, Births or 91-9T per telephone per month, Baby Girl Hudson (Oviedo) not including federal excise taxes Discharges billed to telephone users. The Rsby Girl Rhsrpe .. toUl number of employees InMn. Piggy Sharpe ■Ft) crested by 1,147 over 1994 to Johp Cranston •9.111.' Payroll coats war# 9354, Jasale Mullins 947,009. rr.B. » On the ftasaiesl side, the report Admiisleoe Mid company operation* resulted Mn. Marvins Gleavea In less t h u adrenal* profit*. Be­ (Lake Mary) cause such a liemOndoui amount Charles Shaffer (Sanford) of .teas true tion and other activStephen Dodson (Sanford) ty baa had to ba tudortaken dur• tag a period to high coals, the company'* coat to rendering tele- current higher coats. Thus, our 1993 phono service continues to rise, earnings ot 4 tl per rent on the average Inreitntcnt fer a year cannot ' latlsfactory, Set Tomorrow Momine Salvation Army Bands To Be Heard Over Radio Friday Plans Ara Mapped For Educational, Fund Raising Drive Merchants Asked To Close For Rites Letters ar* being mailed to­ day t« all of the merchants in Sanford asking them to close from 3.*n to 5:00 during tha afternoon of Friday, March 0, laid R. J. Ilauman, president of the Sanford Marchanti Associa­ tion. Tha closing ef tha Sanford atom during that period will al­ low tha merchants and employes throughout Sanford to attend tha ribbon-cutting ceremonies that will officially dedicate and open the French Ave. throughway. Sanford civic leaders base long known the importance of the Im­ proved French Ave. which provide* six lanes of treffic on one of Central Florida's most heavily traveled highways An enormous crowd le expected to attend the dedication cerem­ onies which will ba held immedi­ ately in front of Seminole High School where amplo parking faci­ lities ar« available and an overall view of the French Avenue pro­ ject can be ssen. Already planned are the closing of the Hanford City Hail during tit* afternoon period and the Sem­ inole County Court Houee so that botfijjpitf ood County enipln^ea ran attend (he iinporU/.t »■cn'^ft A large contingent. of Stale leaders and roadmimled rltisrrt from every part of the Slate Is aspiwted to he her* for the rihhon-rutting ceremony and the banquet, Jamee A. Wright, chairman of th« .Seminole County Chamber of Commerce French Avenue Dedi­ cation committee, eald yesterday that plane ara nearly completed for both the afternoon ami even­ ing event. Assisting Wright In the plane for the dedication are: Hrnstor Douglas Btenstrain, RiprrsinUlive Mack Cleveland Jr., Assist­ ant Rtate'a Attorney Voile A. Wil­ liams Jr., and County Prosecutor karlyls Hoiishnlder, Decision Explained Tonight WASHINGTON - Trestdent (Eisenhower announced today he ia ■available for a second larm. The President's dramatic an­ nouncement came al a tense, rec­ ord capacity news conference. He said he will go on nationwide •television and radio tonight, prob­ ably somelime between 9:M and 40:50 p.m, EST to explain his de- Ex-Deputy 0. Owens To Run For Sheriff O. i . Owens, former Chief 5*pwty Sheriff under J, L. Hobby for thg past thrae years, announced hi* candidacy today for the office al RharUf of Seminole County auhjeto to the May • Democratic Primal*. Owen* said this morning, "Afta* praying about thli matter a m ■and collected, tantalised tha new*■men by talking first about various other matter* — such as Ihe Red Cross drive for funds, the pending farm -kill, and a wsiaw resourcas meavute which Is before Congress, i With Ihe tension mounting, El­ senhower finally lurni*d tn Ihe sub­ ject everyone had been walling for him til discuss—his altitude regard­ ing a second term. He ssid h* had an announcement which was something more per­ sonal In nslure, and recalled that he had promised the newsmen thsi he would disclose his second term plant io them first if It could ba worked nut Iha l way, Eisenhower then said he had reached a derision whether to bid for snoiher four yaara in tha White House, * Ha went on to say that hti de­ rision involves tn many factors that it wta Impossible (or him' to axpreti It in term* ef ■ simple yea or no. For that reason, he added, he was asking lha TV-radto ntiworka for lima tonight to apeak to Ihe American prop!*. Elsenhower said ha did not know tor sura whethar either tha Repub­ lican Party or lha peopta gtntrally want him to serve anolhnr four years, hut that he was going di­ rectly Io ihe paople and tell them the facta. At that point, the President ended the months of speculation and announced: "My answer win be positive — YESTERDAY HOTTEST FEB. to that U affirmative." MIAMI, Fla. in—Yesterday was the hotted Feb 28 in Miami's his­ tory—95 degrees. Tha Weather Rurnsu reported It was 99 In Bayfront Park along the Miami water­ front and 89 degrees al Miami Rearh, Hospital Notes Owens was born 45 year* I go no a farm to northern Mississippi and moved to Florida whoa b« was five years off. Ho Is a gradual* of Ocala Xlgh School and has completed two year* of commercial studies to business and office management. Owens said, "1 am now taking a course In taw through the LaSalle Extension University." , . .. Prior to the last thre* yean a t Chief Deputy Sheriff, Owena wag' a conductor for tha Atlantic Coat! Line Railroad for 11 year* whorb ho still retains hia seniority righto, Owens moved to Sanford (M g Ocala in 1009 and , purchased A horn* hero which makes hint 9 resident at Seminole C6imty tor IT years, Owen* la ■ very active member of the Central Baptist Church jn which he bolds office aa Deacon and Head Usher. He Is a member nl the Brother­ hood of Railroad Fireman, a mama her of Ihe Lioni Club of SShfOrA and the Seminole County Sport**man's Association, Owena said, **f have had five weeks training to the various sheriff* school! ever the State. I know tho duties of the Sheriffs Office a a to records.' fees, civil and criminal wort. I also know (he outside work the Sheriff has to perform such arrests, serving summons (hoik criminal and civil) and am famfl* lar with what a Sheriff can fa and cannot do aa Io hia Jurtutte* Hon." . . O. G, Owen* says, "My platform/ la to be honest with wyseil tod every citizen of Remlnole CHUB# and anfore* tha laws of th lf M tk without partiality. I will friffc , vor to select deputies who It* Christians, deputies I know will D* hnncsl. courteous and loyal la tob and Ihe clllaeni of thia eouitUT Owena *ald. "I will propose to create e tor Deputy League eompoiml’ j i boy* between II and I I yeAu £ M age to help prevent JuvenU C pttr quency," Owen* laid, "an<MtoHflt cooperate with all town rhtuDQXk' for the battermant of lenttm te foiinli- <» County." Inr. Waller Hanl will continue as Postmaster whan th* Post Offica moves Into tha naw building. Bhrk of th* naw peat office structure, Millar conlampiatea tho opening ef 14 acres aa a public park In which ahuffalboard court* and n recreation area will b« located, Already undar consideration for DeBary la th* building of 4<M additional home* at tha rear of the hug* park area. ’( • Owens Is married and hggjj mn 15 years old. He retlifof 2103 Palmetto Ave. in Sanfom Ministerial Assn. Meets Tomorrow- The Seminole County MlnltM Association will hold Itt. M Monthly masting lomanffr PouUlitde School, ! On The meeting will be held apt at wh|ek Urn* hptch will be toi In ihe school tanelnwm. Miller ala* aaya that a 14 aer* Tha Her. Milton Wyatt, preek ■Me will ba a * m M* i n • of th* aaeoeiatlea, . ' M i t e �n r! m i to n t into ihaltf. Tm have flaws la dw t o * «* * F wtotoa, M M m Wad* a. rcannot regard your to* hartor as Um dutiful conduct of a good wtfa** *1 want to to a good wife," t o n ■aid. "But X don't think this can bo aeoampllWod by obeying odicto which toon uaiaaooaaMo to a t " old Lady did aot pom own, Jammy turned lauo, ‘Today you tot n o followed Um r but upset bba a Mo imhopptaiai Wl g * S | P 5i trip taw tbo yea bad hotter ge to j 1 pmy far fargtvoi bank aa hor, a tat m o t oowm nitre to Ml tin u * at oww ho • — — k Im* t o n t n o i A n n i n re W Mooa for fall got to work on thorn my and w*U ham tho An* t o n looked up from a a i mot tho othor wom. i pool whoto hlo mothar ■AaA Old you know that ho M M totaled M u fla t ho to Mr hor dtaMT Why aao M M hka to got MM. Tytw oold. *Tho i l l bod ot tho than, Why '■■M htmoMfr in tka flraptoce, foodlng on Um •null logo sntll tbo a n pansd and CfACUld Boeouao oho bod pramiaod Jam­ my a lorely Ghrlotmao oho muat refloin from opaa warfaro with that autocraUe woman downturn, fa r Jemmy's otko and for Wadoo aha moot raid oomo way to poooaoa har own soul and attn giro a pretense of subalaatoa to Amando Tyler, t o n wont out on tho tipotaira ‘ Wado ditto u|k l|ga^ tbo stops tad disappear into mao, Iwldac pale'and vary ■ho flow each along tho to to tho lull, could wait for him to mount tho •toll*. But ho did not oo much aa glanoo hor way whoa ho eamo up. fnttood ho wont otralgbt to tho door of tho ohuttarod front which had tooa Vtrguia'o went la, cloaiag tho door b a. Diwnayod. to rn roUmod to Um warmth of her own Are and curled heraeif on tho hearthrug to think. Tho problems of tho bcuoohoid * to loom larger by Um mo­ ment If only it were poaeibie Ur get Wade ana Jemmy away Iran this bouse, away from tbo domina­ tion of Amanda Tyler. What chance would thoro ever bo for Wado to forgot hlo loot lore under this roof T Thera must bo remind­ ers of Virginia at every turn, sod remembering oould bo a staknsaa. Worst of all, thora was that eiosed M too front of tho house— •Mays aw tnvtuken and a ta m e s t Mod It b o n kopt n ft tod boon She sot vary still hearth, listening But the only sound which to hor was tbo whinnying and MnrnMag of horses in the otnbleo tod the faint, Mlmy tinkle of Mm. Tyler’s toll, with Its over* looting summons of Dlls. The feeling grow in her that Wado ought not to stay in thorn alone. That was why oho woo boro —oo that ho might have to turn to la bio need. Bho got to bar foot i softly Into tho hall. At tho door of tho room which hod tooa Virginia'!, Loro listened, tor m ath . ■Bho H i opened the door quietly and looked into tka dim n o n . VUnt light aaepod through d osed alflrtUra, but t o n th an won no portieres to tho n o n to sight. A heavy m o l of long-dried rose leaves oavalopod to r too sweetly in the uaaired She oould soa tho bod with Wado lying foes down tcraes It and no she moved toward him the room ■merged and mads itself known to tor. It woo a pretty room, with frilly, feminine touches that boro no trace of Amanda Tyler's sever­ ity. Virginia, too, had had her havon of escape. But the ecent of rose leaves and Um stirring of long-quiet duet oo Lora's skirt* milled about her made the air stuffy, nod the warned to get away qulchly. Bho put her hand upon Wade's shoulder. “Como, my aoor. Came with SM. Tou mustn't stay ton.* Me turned over nod looked a* hor dasodly, so If grief had some­ how confused him and ho no long­ er know who oho woo. "Please come," she repeated to the Arm tone she might have used to a child. "X want to talk to you, Wado. I must talk to you. But let's talk In my room, not tore.” A little to to r surprise, ho aot up and sho reached quickly for the crutch breeds the tod aqd gave it to him. Moving at hie own awk­ ward gilt, he followed to r down the hall to har ronm. Hera oho made him comfortable on her wide bed. plumping pillowe behind him, pulling off hie shoes. When tho tod covered him with a quilt sho went to poke up the Are and add m en wood. Then she eat bo- ; Mdo him an the bed, holding hlo scarred loft hand oo aha had done as often to those long days to Ptoevllla whoa ho had hosurod bellto and death. T o g aso what Mm m o hka* — said softly. (T» Bo Comikmtd) XMQi , (TATI OP TM W B t TOJ east meMon, lodivMeeity kwMMrle.ejbtho LoiT will aujeeni of Gut Seroi, 4eT f f f w i m attest. Hew New f e r k l AUrrd M um. M er Of the Lest Will sad ef Cart »*»o»i deoeeeeO, ---- Hew Mth S B H I J G S S S S S u li , ee< seek ef veu, are hertbr 4 test sail Set been filed : Me is IBs Circuit Court of tasa&Sm it t Federal. Bevlnae end Loan , nee o. Oweeibv, ear Defendant!, the ne- , teld suit being a suit to .£Sa:**«ur,v"‘»ilji. i, .encumbering m« toliewtng Ibed reel prooeriy, t. -ow---in to On* on* <l) ( 1 ) en_ end Two . „ (I B llfly-iwo (ID , of _ tho l .*f north Chulupl*. e* reIn n e t hook ), p m pel’ll* Record* of _ MV, . .orIds, *■I* tBBd can-eyed to Tho lu rp itt IsL, rYoorO* of VemRi* iinoii a;;j?4«P rvS fv5r i ; ,” rufl . t* ..... with *fi*5*3 L l.rk ot said Court <e»rv* pnn eflIT thereof upon iisilft a atlornty, w hen a entire*, -ipeeer ttel> W s'taeTl... i i .ll.V t.;V f l» ’f. f .’Y 1 a s1® d In neteuli aereulf therlnt t l ____ be' UosJm . 6 win> be enter’ enter'd roe. ®A» f r hand end official WLUoVO'r Court House mwinole Cniiniy, plorlde 1 DRILLING *rd C. Long M Agreed On Mein Lines Oi Action LONDON U M ftl Big Thrts totem P o w e r » wort re­ ported lin e d on tbo mala Uati ot MOUary action they would tilts igitnit any nation lUrtlng a now Arab-lsracU war, A Brttiih lniormant laid tho exaot to u 11* ittU are being worked out by dipkimitB and itaff olfteeri of th# United flutae, Britain and France in WaMilngton. But Wait am action In an emar(ancy, be aaaertad, would bo iwtft and effect' iva. Tho h'orelfn Office refuted io comment on the report. Official* aald, however, the British and French ambatiadora In Wuhlng ton will meat again aoon with State Department leaden to conllnua atudy of lha problem, Tho United Slate) and Britain already have begun a ahow of their naval itrangth In light of tho die. luting partici in tha in te rn Modlarranean. Currant or planned naval move* In that area auggait that Waitam lea and air power would be used Initially if large-icala fighting broke out between Ilrael and har Arab neighbor*. Tha Informant laid praient arrangement* call for dlipatch of land forcaa to a battle tone only a* a Hit retort and after eoeiultaUona with tha United Nationi Tha nurca noted that daitroyar* of lha 0.8. sth Fleet already have begun a larle* of regular viilta to Egypl’i Port Said with tho par minion of tha Egyptian govern­ ment. U.8, warihlpa alio viiltad the Iiraeli port ot Haifa during lha weekend. ; ef ™ ; u‘ nr’ 1,11 Phone 388 E. Commtrdhl /*! • r K Court ef k cfM H U* Clreuli ■*"k A tfe rn iv for Pl»u UtntlM H . JA M BS O U T AGENCY • I I IA8T FIRST STREET - BAN FHANOTSCO IB - Condamned e on v I c t-iuthnr Caryl Chesiman ha* another chance In appeal lha death lenience which hai htutg over him for nearly eight yaara. Chief Judge William Denman of tha U J. Court of Appaala Mon­ day granted Chenmin a "earttficall of probable cauie" to appeal to’ lha court agalmt Dlit. Judge Louia E. Goodman’i daeliion on Jan. M, Goodman refuted Chau* man a writ of hatoaa eorpui. Judge Denman aald tha new ap­ peal would be entertained tolaly nn ground* of Choiiman’i conten­ tion . that ha waa denied propar rapraiantatlon id Loi Angaiaa Su­ perior Court In April IMS, whan hit trial trameript waa approved. r ' ib / in Ia 3J mS. TOMATO JUICE 2 I t 35c MEL-O-BIT TOMATO SOUP 4 ® 35c 2 & 89c ASP OWN ALL PURPOSE OIL NUTLEY COLORED QUARTERS MARGARINE 27c ANN PACE DELICIOI)* Mb. m DEXOLA 17c 25c * 45e COMSTOCK "SUPER-RIOHT" BRAND CHERRY PIE M IX J?J?-29c LUNCHEON MEATS?'29c WALKER'S AUfiTEX PRUNE JUICE •V ^ h .A ' t, V' C- •vWVt*<, -v . r ^ eMFl TRANSPORT PHOTS usigned to tha Soviet polar operation* in tha Arctic and who fly cargo on thalr flight! to too leo-floa itationa, find warmth and comfort In tha doma-ihiped tanta (top) near thalr landing atrip. Soma of tha planee aro ihown in the background. At bottom, aerologlet member* of the Buulen aspaditlon era about to roleeio a balloon, carafully recording eignifleant Arctic weather. The Soviets art conducting * cold weather rcaeareh program at the Arctic. (U, S. D tltiu t Deoortmetu Photoe^from international) 'Radiation Pocket Screamer' Told Ttie imell, pocket ilind device wei originally deilgned for uie by atomie worker*, but premmahly haa potential value for civil defenie work. It operate! this way: Ilefore you enler an area where there might he radiation, you ad)u»t a dial to a dotage level which you feel will be life. Tha tuba hai a chamber for datiding radiation, and when tha total dote received by tha bearer raachaa the pre-tat level, a cur­ rant ii tent through an electronic tuba. This aeti off a high-pitched bulling that can be heard for 30 or 40 feat, DEADLOCK VIENNA, Auitrla or - Auitrla's two - piriy coalition government, deadlocked over queitloni of asllonallrallon of lnduitry decided TuaeJay to aik diuolution of Par­ liament and hold new general elec­ tion* May 13, Section M l J6, FloridA SUtutea a '(1)' It ehAll bo unUwful for Any person to dump, or cauia to be dumped, or pUc« or caum to be pieced, Any gtrbAge, refuse or rubbiah of Any kind whAtioever on or upon Any publlo pArk, eUte dealgnatad highway, county road, city etreet or publlo lands, or upon private property, without the content of the qwner thereof. . Boaid of C w to Ceauatotoana. ■ AAP OUR FINEST QUALITY PABTURIZED PROCESS AMER.' CHEESE THEREFORE, the Board voted unenimoualy to notify the public of the present lew and PENALTY for violation thereof, in an effort to avoid future proeoeutionii 1 ......... FRUIT COCKTAIL 24c.^33c ib 65c LIMA BEANS Many complaints have bton reported to the Board of County CommJialoneri concern­ ing the CArelaN dumping of garbage and t r a i h an county And private property In Seminole County! ^ p |S 5 V ' i-4lV> ■ SULTANA CHOICE AAP OUR FINEST QUALITY GREEN NOTICE J A W K GUT ■. A&P BUTTER (8) Any person violating any of tb* provieiona of thia escton ehall be punish** by a . fine of not morn than fifty dollam, or by imprisonment in tha county jail to r not mora than one month, or by both Sim and imprl■onment * 'Aaili' V1 O' 4' eneral Insurance 'M'iXW-. Pork & Beans 3^29< TUB STYLE OB S1LVERBR00K PRINT WASHWOTON lift—Development of a new pocket radUtlon-dateellon device which icreami ii you’ra axpowd la radiation beyond a cer­ tain level waa dltcloiad today. Tha axlitanco of tha "radiation pocket leream ir’* became known when tha Atomic Energy Commiilion announced retells of tha pat­ ent on It and M other device* and pm cem i In the atomic field. Invention of lha "icreamar" waa credited to F. M. Gleie of tha itaff ~7 of the AEC’i Oak Bldga, Tann., CheinhaifHoi Chance To Appeal Death Sentence * j^ H lN o t o ANN PAGE TENDER COOKED • 4>) . u,.-- . , .-v/lSk.7, . h’t* 1 Peron Put In New Temporary Abode TANAMA (Jt—Juan D. Peroo,' Argentina’* fallen dictator who wants a home he can call hli own, w n ensconced Tueiday In new temporary quartan Juit around the corner from tha U.S. Embany officei. Stripped to hie underwear, the former Froiidant lugged furniihInga around hli brand now two. bedroom apartment in tha faihlonabln Bella Vlita taction near Pinama'a waterfront. It ronta lor about SHO a month. Peron lutfered .the em barrm want (4, fV^llon‘ fy* a J f a £ H friend. Tne'tf.S. Stile Deparlifianl, u n i Hive to congreiiions] critIclam, hooted him out of tho U.S.ownH Waihlngtnn Hotel in Colon, M miles from Panama, Quart Bcttle 31c C H ILI & BEANS BTARKIST LIGHT MEAT RED HEART (8 DIETS) CHUNK TUNA a«-o,c.»31c DOG FOOD ?^33e . 4 cViS 49c ANN PAGE RICH CREAMY Mayonnaise -49 "SU rER-RIG H T” WESTERN lb. 63c lb. 69c lb. 75c ROUND SIRLOIN T-BONE STEAK "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN RUMP ROAST LB. "SUPEn-RlOHr* WESTERN CHUCK ROAST 55c “BUPE-RIGHT* SUGAR CURED BACON lb. 35c "SUPER-RIGHT" WE8TERN BONELEBS •* Shoulder Clod Roastlb. 55c <’ ( b y »iECE) SWIFTS H H A O M -fiK A SCANNED. HAMS 5 lb. < $3.99 Id. can "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN BONELESS ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED BEEF STEW BACON lb. 49c lb. 29c lb. 35e "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN "SUPER-RIOHT’ FRESHLY BEEF SHORT RIBS lb. 25c GROUND BEEF 3-lbs. 1.00 •a �Ground Rules V ■f “ 4 0 <♦ Zsa Zsa Gabor Is ] Presented Scroll 6-Year-Old Youth 1 Has Birthday Party Minus Girl Friends PELHAM, N.Y. ‘Jit - In practlcolly every orderly household which contains both a TV set and young children there are ground rules on who looks at the set and when. Such a matter si bird weather can knock the ground rules Into a cocked hat, of - irse. Then, In many a home. It's a question of who has the stronger will. Sunday afternoon In the East Is « tough one. for example. From nron on It’s n h an d to ice who wins—parent or child, Tiio three major networks have quite a few programs which children enjoy and quite a few which their parenls favor. Unfortunately most of these fall at the same time on different channels. At such limes are raised funda­ mental questions In many a pa­ rental mind: What Is Justice? What Is discipline? U this good or had for Junior? Who's hois around here anyway? Let's consult the personal opinion ol a pediatrician. Dr. Eliza Cald­ well. who herself has four children a;'ed 14. 9. 8 and 3. The basic ground rule In the Caldwell hou-ehold—and that she recommends for her young patients —is that there is no slowing after 7 p.m. “ If the children watch until 13 minutes before bedtime," says Dr. Caldwell, "they’re all keyed up and they won't get to sleep for on hour. First and second graders usually need close lo 13 hours sleep and they simply don't got it when they slay up too late.” Diinoyland on ABC TV from 7: JO p m. lo 8:30 p.m. (Eastern tlmcl on Wednesday evening* raises a great problem, Dr. Caldwell con­ fesses. She thinks it an excellent program hut its time Is unfortu­ HOLLYWOOD LB—Why do somr nate. First and second grade teach­ English performer* succeed in thu ers have told her they can Untied Stales while others fall? tell those among their pupils' who Tills question has lung intrigued watched It llie night before; the observers of show business. Some kids Just aren’t as wide awake the Urillih stars can bo comedy fa­ vorites in Ihcir own land, yel they next morning. Every ground rule nerds an ex­ lay eggs here. A few arc hits on ception, of course, and the excep­ both sides of the Atlantic. A prime tion In the Caldwell household Is example Is Grade Fields, who can Bln Tin Tin, which comes on ABC- make any audience laugh or cry TV at 7:30 p.m. Friday. The fact with her songs and stories. It’s Friday, with no school the next Miss Fields reflected on the mstter of Intercontinental comedy day, takes the curse off It. over lunch at the Hotel Statlcr, Admittedly It's tough on Dr. Caldwell's 14-year-old and k-yaar- whera ih* Is appearing nightly. old to maintain 0-year-old viewing "Most American comely stars habits, nut, as every parent knows, are well received In England, bid It has to he' a spoiling proposition tha reverse Is not always true," (hat If one child can view the set she said. "The main reason It that In England are accustomed so can another. That, children, Is w# to all tho American dialects justice. Dr. Caldwell knows of no tele­ through years of seeing your pic­ vision program that Is "bad for" tures. But Americans aren’t fa­ the kids. To the contrary, she miliar with all the English dia­ tldnks the programs have a high lects." level of entertainment value, In She mentioned a Rtlll'h star her persona] recommendations she whose Cockney humor tual.es him is not concerned with morals; she’s a big hit In t^nglatrj, yet he flopped here. concerned with health. I think sho has a point that Is “A performer has to have his •s applicable to us oldsters as to confidence," the r x p 1a I n e d the youngrst set. As long as vlrw- "When a comedian tells a couple in i doesn’t affect your physical of Jokes and they aren’t under­ stood, he gets panicked and the and mental health Just help your rest of his performanre Is no ■rlf. good. That hat happened to a lot of English stars," On tho other hand, some fall by trying too hard to meet American tastes, Gracia, as perky and winsome as aver, Is playing her first night club dale In 10 years. She seems to be bearing up unJrr the slraln of two shows nightly, but she ad­ mitted she was slowed down by performing on a telethon last Saturday night, "I did it after the last show." she explained, "amt I didn’t get BEVERLY HILLS. Calif, Ut Tho Greek* have a name for It. H'a Zsa Z u Gabor. Ahcpa, Creak fraternal order presented the shapely Hungarian with a scroll naming her as tha actress who most resembles Use Greet' i{iniJi.jci of old. George Shanis said the award was for Miss Gabor’s "classical beauty and stature, wit and charm." Shanis said 20,000 Aliepa members in California, Arizona and Nevada voted to the contest. BURBANK. Calif. '.n-Pal Co*te celebrated hli iWth birthday with the kind of party 8-year-old boys like. No glrli. If anv of Pit.'l.jit'," Mend* won Jar ufc“ they dhtnt net Invita­ tions they need not feel ilJghtert. None of Pal's boy friends came, either. The only guests were fire­ men. The.party was held In sta­ tion 4, near Pat'* home, and Capt. Charles O. Anderson, In charge of the A shift, arranged It after he heard that wae what Pat wanted most. There were a few Idle minutes for Pat when he was left alone as the firemen rushed off to a false alarm, but they cime back to help him rat the Ice cream and cake. Tat Is wondering If some of those spiteful girls turned in that olarm, just to get even. NOW. TRACTOR IS GONE LOUISVILLE. Ky. IB - Marvin Klchbcrger save pursuit in hts automobile S u n d a y when he recognized hts stolen truck. It>' caught up and captured the 10-vcar-olJ driver. Thr boy broke f-ee and escaped, however, and Elchberger returned to hli plumbing shop, only to dis’cover hts tracto had ben awlp. been swiped. Police believe the boy went i lo the other shop and took the. tractor. 65 Admirals Enter 'Boot' Traininq LINCOLN. Neb. 'JB-SIxty - five admirals are going lo enter “boot" recruit training at Orest Lakes naval base. They are admirals In Ihe "Great Navy of Nebraska" which doosn’t even have a pair of oars, being strictly an honorary group whose members number In the thousands. The 63 recruits are members ol the "Beef State Company" enlisted III HI and Irish eyes are smiling as Msureen Arthur, ot Univer­ sity City, Mo, poses behind sprigs of spring flowers after helm crowned Irish Linen Queen tor 1938 In New York- WORKMEN KILLED LISBON. Portugal (W — Fouri workmen on a railroad track saw. a freight train coming at them, Monday. They Jumped to the j track alongside. In Nebraska. They wero given The noise of the freight blinked their honorary "Nebraska Admi­ t’ siren of Ihe express approach­ ral” eommiiiions by Gov. Victor ing fiom llu- other direction. All four wero killed. Anderson. SALE OF SALES SALE OF SALES tOMRI I. CUNT0*4, of New T#rk City, one month old, sets up a howling protest after having had e motar extracted In a ease th at' mida dental history. 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Stewart, who directs both the khorua and the glee club, expects 1.200 to 1,400 will sign up 1*— f-e rc-t-irt their own ex­ penses. Stewart Is bolding district i.;crt igs throughout the state to i 'explain trip plant. Three In five special trilm , de­ pending on the eventual signup, will leave Lafayette April I and return April 7. It will be ihe fmirih trip for the singing women, nicy went lo Wash­ ington In 1930 to sing In the capi­ tal's sesqulcentcnnial. The chorus and glee club helped open the Ca­ nadian national exhibition In To­ ronto In 1932. Both groups sang In the Hoi Ivwood Bowl In Loi Angeles In 1934. "I'll keep working as long aa the pipes are loud and clear," the said. "When they get rusty, then I’ll quit." to make room for arrival of 3 carloads of new Oldsmobiles 3 DASALE which will give you the FOLKS , tomorrow w e beg O p portu nity of a lifetim e to purchase a B R A N D N E W 1 9 5 6 "ROCKET" OLDS at a price that w ill be fust a pleasant memory A few weeks from now. 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DAILY v w a i. 2nd. ft Palmetto SALE OF SALES SAVE DOLLARS A T H O LLERS Phones 1234 - 2070 - SALE OF SALES r SALE OF SALES ,t. - , ; i -v ’A --d ';'W SALE OF SALES �Hal,. tar sog*rier t• anything km «m jm jfy&fiSm aehlava- Itiaa, a Utahan that haa baan daaeribad aa 'a drawn", a eafataclam th at wilt aunt pupil* e j f e ' a d rtito rt'w atyU t u t s that ta n k a so n e l a a , n m a t nurtala operated electrically, sad u coaecrt curtain that f U u u . Thoao am juat • few of th* lnnavati't^ that out bo aeon. Each ahlld with a lockor, a acianco room, r. all of the eenitnetlon baa b a n all of tba modern tanovationa a library filled with aaw and proper books, inntailed, and tba keya a n ^eady and a playground th at will accommodate thn rued m r to thorn who will operate moat active youngster, ere more of thoao '\ "t't ‘viT1^ ' 1 ' modern faeilitina provided the school-going of the Stated Important edueatora child. All of this will ha thrown open for you to Imc« to urnko tba principle addrnae. Bailey, State Buperlntandmt of am a t tha dedication ceremonial. Wa a n proud of tha part that it will aa httejr u b e l l hdalnlatoring if hia office, wUl be hero for tha play la tha adueatioa of younfttera in the primary and junior high echool ages. And a build* wa Uki. too, tba opportunity given tha eiti­ tans of the community to lee their invent* th at make teaching and teaming a meat in the making of eitiiene for tomor* m. Blackboard*, not of Neck elate but M . competition, tha U tiat lighting , movable saata, well heatad and ventU 8aaford la atipplng out in front with it* construction program. Only yesterday it waa revaaled that mot* htr hat* are off to tha Sanford Kiwanla than e half million dollar* in building per­ 1U aalectlon for the number one pd in ita group, according to membership mit! were laau*d by the City of Sanford’* Building Inapector for the month of Feb* ’Achievement" in 1955. Mtglnly, through the excellence In tha ruary 1986. At the rat* we’re experiencing In Feb* m in c e of the many activities of the sad tha carrying out of project* plan* ruary, there will be eix million dollars worth throughout the year, many honors ara of construction hare during the yeer 1058, HMd upon the community In which the and there’s no Inclination toward subsiding. If anything, therc’a every indication that located. president, Rupert Strickland, all of the building and construction program will i club’s officers, and eaeh individual mem. continue a t steamroller pace throughout the , should be complimented for tha eon* year. From this picture we can learn th at am* tad effort toward the goal that would ng them to the winning of the Florida ployment le at an alltime high. Money would dnet of Kiwanla International ’’Achieve* bo in abundance. Spending would be at an accelerated rate. Merchants, sharing in the at Award". Through the effort* of our clvie eluba batter-then-e-boom picture, ere able to Herd 1s gaining more and more prelae make the improvement* they’ve wanted end I aommaodation, not only in their own planned for years, Things a rt looking up for Sanford and muttity, but from every corner of tbs ws hop* that tha sntirs population will ahara tha healthy atmosphere that is being provided in the grow end expansion program of the City. There can he no booUdregglng though. For onca the ikids are put under the Im­ provement*, the forward-looking view, there can be no turning back. Everything must go forward in unison. It’i time that all of us join in. Thf parade has started and no ena wants to be at the tall etid of the-Kn*. 1 • • • 1 u- . its O ff To Kiwanian* The Sanford Harold Faye 4 Wednesday, February 20,1058 TODAY'S BIBLE TERSE Keep therefore t h r word* of thla coven* lilt, and do them, then ye may prosper In •11 th at ya do.—Deut 20:9. There’s really no point in getting angry. If you’re right, you have no causa to, and if you’r* wrong, It’i best to calm down and forget I t In either Casa losing your tem­ per put* you In th* power of the fellow who keeps hie. White lies often h iv e to he whitewashed to keep them from turning black. Hoover Goofed Several Times Too L gy SAMEl MARLOW WASHINGTON (*—At the Kite Department, Secretary Dulles b n •* meaopoiy ea awkward situa­ tions. HU aut-la-command, Her* left Mooter Jr., has managed to Ret lata a couple too, with the Blip at President Elsenhower, Ike department goofed race sad 1st caught hi tta awi flypaper anether time whtls Hoover, tha under PVgww/1 ws» W || ir.-wlng H IV mow aamtsry, the shew nr Didles, who was on vmtkm. lie first involved Bed chlea, the Mond tanks for Saudi Arshls. last aprinf Chou Ee-lsi, the Red Masse premier, caught tbc Brtd'a heps* and attention with da sadden propose!: that his eounT sad th* United states sit down M talk about relaxing tension found Formosa. Heaver, with tha approval of El* mhewer, gave an answer which Ms had worn reaction and which heu Hid almest closed the doer l any talks. Hie answer waa firI M lilt M eouldn't' hive bean Wight out very wall. M t r istd fit* United State* Wild insist that th* Nationalist Meooo og Formosa sH In aa any like, tbla would just about pre* Rtt eves eBpIarstory talks sines ta Reds and Nationalists don't jaetiso each atbor aa Uftamata Whes ha got bach from vac*, n*'Dulles triad to stralghlen out H srror by Hying Nationalist MM wouldn't have to sit In an SHHflf* talk but would have IRq.there it the conversation get found to whs owned Formosa, ■ewer's next big unhappy modet esmo thla month. Without WpBbUc announcement tha Statn w ta w o t planned ta med li MH te Saudi Arabia. U Might M r uvo said anything about It [ShMI'hadn't been a leek. SomaH'sgr ID* teaks eg the IroeUya sad thon only after sera# delay, CM tbs Itete Depart mint ,ay it bid approved lha tanka for Saudi Arabia, ft tried to brush off the whole buibieie by layinf K w n a routine mliter. But It wun't routine to the ntwipapori and radio which played tha news big. Many members af Conirsss sympathetic to (he Israelis' request for arms denounced the shipment. Quickly Hoover—he now n y i with Elsinhower’a approval — or­ dered the shipment suspended. This Infuriated the Arabs. All sldts wars angry at lha department now. le e few days the department lift•d tha suspanslon, lot lha tanks ba shipped. How old this happen ta tha Amt R ico? And why, onca lha State partment hid decided to let Saudi ArehU hivet- the tanks, did tt suspend the shlpmant at *Uf Hoover trlwl to explain ta th* Son- at* Persies Xalatkmi Committee. Whatever light hit testimony threw an the deal, it was a con* fuslny kind ot light. This was hti story: Soma years Sfn, when Saudi Arabia let Uio United Statei build as air base (here, close to Russia, It got this country to agrae to sell It arms later. Lest April It asked for links for training purposes. On Aug, IS the United States agreed, Saudi Arable paid for the tanks Nov. N etrd was notified the tanks would be shipped In February. Hill give lha stalls Department mors than two months tn check to ba sure everything about this transaction wii legal. But when Ihs legality et It wn questioned. Hoover said, he tbeld•d Uia department had better cheek to b« sura everything was legal. Tills didn't mike Hoovsr er the department look vary sure at - 1 •* mlDUe • • .* » H « a lk • Rotten and Hammerilrta con­ tinently refuted to conaMer the reproduction of "Oklahoma" on film becaui* they felt that no picture could poialbly do It Jujtlee until the amatlng new ToddAO waa developed. Tba famad producan were ao Impraaiad with trial ruaa that tiuy pp>aouncfd It aatlafactory and authorind IU preaostatloo la tbla '* Growth Continuing mm. ta f ta that th* Tiiww i ‘ « l a r iiiln h* la actually pert *f (JM yjotaf*. Twelve m r s a|0 "Oklahoma" ■jit. irp.idiav, m Ih l o M d i m vat tssa £ traaesooui m» that, It raa tor a total at n o t performanesi. Road cotnpanlea followed with equal aueceaa in this country. Canada. Korop*. South Africa, tooth America and Australia to nut the total number at performance* to over f.wo. Florida Is extremely fort unite ta hetag one of th* tart a m i for the showing of this remarkable new typo at movie presentation. Wa wars Also fortunsti la, having an orginlistlon such as florid* State Thaefris who ware Willing , . . the Tufkey Trot. . tie ma tha Hd alary at Ma wife." By HAL BOTLI to spgnd th* huge sums nicsisary NEW YORK (It—Msglo rides this Rumba . , Oh, tha Walta , . . The music ahangaa, awttebia ta to pr*p*ra p thsstra for Its show Tba Walta any witch from any jitterbug. Add tha third iqltc^s If ll-.............. morning. • « This Is tha tath of February, th* flma ramambtri . . .-Never mind mouth file* opon ta the slack While you may have betn Im­ fording ma, i l l latd you . , . Jawed posture common to this pressed with the wide screen pre­ holiday of witches, Graclousnesa rides this dsy sad Ua-da-da-tfa’-JHow taa aaa forget form at art. Movement? Obvious, sentation now presented by many I t-’Da-ds da-daa’ — won’t it go Cenvorsntlo*? Impossible. theatres, you will find that In lights all people born upon It who on forever?" have a birthday only ovary four Daws tracks suddenly. Th* old­ companion to th* naw Todd-AO Tba muila gods ao and on ai these are s i antiquated as old years. if It wouM navar Hop, and tba est witch erioi. "Girls, you know time movies, for the new system we shouldn’t he cut after mid­ But the tath of February Is also flnt witch finally iay>: makes the picture breath* ami the reverse of Hallowe'en. Witches "Lliten, girb, wa ara loilng cur night." live In a manner that leaves the don't soom off Into the yonder; iaeia of teeitl responsibility. AI All three wltahti mount brooms spectator bnathtois. they brake their brooms downward least under lhaktipaira wa keaw and fly away. Perhaps you think 1 am going end becoms part at tha party. whara tha Bait pet wa could eait "Just Ilka women," grumbled overboard on this thing and am tha min. "Alwsys breaking up tha not m lly qualified to Judge, hut Typical witch talk it aa eaith an aip into waa coming from." party: "Ob, don’t be ao profaiiional," party." a great many who art hive ex­ First witch (elderly): "Oh, I say, ilghi tha laeond witch, who waa The mystic quidrennlel holiday pressed themselves in no uncer­ the erowd sura has gone downhill working Into a fait early Ceatury of Feb. ta la over—leaving man­ tain terms. Such authorities as itnea Shskospearo wroto about us, fox Trot. "I’va juit got my data kind tha old calendar problem: Hsdda Hopper who pronounced It at Iba point, whara ha la taHlag Merab 1. 1 must say." "A masterpiece that will Uvs as Second witch f middle-agad): long is there Is a screen to show "You couldn't bo more right, It on." Louella Parsons who says, dearie. Ever since I lost my late '*! guarantee It will thrill you; felt so , . . What's that, sir, ere It Is big and spectacular." Henry MeLemora of McNaught Syndi­ husband (th* poor dovll) I've cate who says, "On* of th* greatyou ta real estate, too? How unRyMMUHR. est pictures of ell time. It will expteUd. May f offer a suggestion knock you out of your Hat and B l hippy sad live on your new tenant ratal?" Not euy will h*p) should be shown everywhire in Third witch (young): "do many the world." And Sam Lamer ot contentment nuke p o v Ilf* overpowering young man. What more ptaeaest, but many Sort aw the Chicago Dally News who they is* In m* I rosily don't know (Ml it Mtoally wtQ help ‘ stales; "What a movie. Todd-AO , ; . Or do 1? Why of course, “ Ufaapea wide soraon adds a fabulous vista young.msn, 1 will dancu with you. mm ti though* ta ta tha stag* version. It It an W het# the rhythm? . . . the Folks ta U health, ta s American apple pit." hesul health, ee the ether head, Thla wonderful picture will be helps yew body eombet maorn shown In Miami Beach on a twice■imply by wanting le live 9M ll M k iH I a-day bail* starting March 1 with matlMfi at S a n . and avtnlng a long life, In isham i at tils? all seats rcurved -and-at*popular prices -for*such-a production, Mail ordsr reserveth* final death eentaaeS.tions may be mads for eight Oieesful tanoffems weeks In advance. Pikes range from 11.00 to fX.OO for matinees Tarmtng cheerful _______ and from $1.50 to 12.30 for even­ flrat Una of defenee sgaiast Ul* naaa, tha ertlela T i t s it la*p, T. Maks your fealty Ilfs meta- ing performances. Ressrvstlon re­ Live Longer” lints night way* by ally eajayabla. Toe should issl quests should be addressed to tha which yen eta Una longer end at Ikat tha family la aa enterprise Rherlden Thtatre, 410 Godfrey the same time get mew out af to which everyone takes a part. Rosd, Miami Beach. Ue. Xthink than rules are wort* Thar* must be mutual affection, L Ford, null eUtm -_ . Don’t get the Idea that "OUs-i Hud,an AmiU U>»n C» te V. L pairing on. •seaUir and Madly ehwrfulataa. home" Is Just mother picture. It rntr) unit ruin _ „ , 1. Dent OtkunO More* In* U Crrtl J. la an Innovation. So new and dif­ ei»nl«»» »t ux health. If ye* have Odhtm £ Tudar IN* U _!••>} *Sferent and startling that you Just wnrd TrefforO »i us won't believe It. If you were to winnln 9 bv»«a el «* U OtaSu Prion _ Journey from Pensacola to Miami Bam r Marlin *1 ut t* Frink to see it you would be well re­ U *r»m,n«tuhl * Hit* B Pirktr L Ri Would e nervous atom* M ontoeaes oh b* th* came of * coated paid. for it Is truly s "new ex­ I, 1 9 Thnrnfaure •< us it, *» tre perience and one you will never a Thrrnbiir* it u*. I,,**" mlf Jehn t* CiM.r «| el to Commerelel forge L" st wp ■o-etllid nervous B.Bnk L Ford »• C1>d« F.iit.rbmk •et the saies for e Mm,, tdwird TriHrrd it « te Harsh Freeman, Cincinnati re­ Stockian whdttiT Dirin a C«. lief pitcher, had a 10S9 earned Omir D. Ctmnut *t us to tit Fid Si* S Lain Ana run mark erf 1.11 rune per nineFirdli J. Zirtmm it u* to lit nlag game. Fid Bov A Loon Aloe Bukort B, Sovoro ot ue le IH v ,i » U \tk \M M a w B,ho T. Vormo to Rlctiord B Mo- Today Is Holiday O f Witches Increases Chances For Long Life Seminole County Records aim I'onno ot uo IndmirTol Sov Bnk In B. B. Orion ot ue Join• • C. Corto, ot u> tn 9*lnJnVKi,leaBote *700«» DISCOUNT John M Dodonn In Wlllo C. Podinn. (Inot diorii . J, an„M0,..» In Btoll Orooo, Itnal HomoMf)wniro I/Oin P«r» tn Tn* duitfiol Bov Bnk, aoiisn nte a Jomit V, worron ot ns tn Mo^id H Ktotnor, oro, a tuorkotina 1955 BUCK HKIID TOP Fully equipped with radio, heater, dynoflow, and Butck ACCESSORIES We have Instock: pars off. Tha National Automobile Deal­ ers Assn, takas a dimmer view than do th* auto makers fas Detntt. The association says a (both at tta members shows msay operat­ ing at a loss la Jaauaiy and Fab* wary. Seasonal factors got paid el Raid at new ardors. A number of eompinlcs report that production remains it a peak but aaw ordars aren’t pouring in at thn h x i rata aa a law months bash. Thn, 16V/AUKUIH9I Business Dlinvf Survey W Committee fHIIBItWV at the,N»tlo*ei As h , of Furahu* tag Agents says it* Febniaty re­ port "confirms tba alight leveling off ta Industrie! business »endtHn*i that wag reported 1* January by punkasiag examsHves." Most a s- FORDS PONTIACS BUICKS CHEVROLETS DALLAS, TlX, (It—A ITtpouad thief tried ta stall aa auto yester­ day. but U year-old David Stiff * - ’• mlalature, lawnmower’s atglno-povored car Just didn’t have mamxA ■!•!■»■ s*tiwa« All Cleon Con Most O f Them One Owner W * want to niov* them a t one* to make room for more ' -ins. Good Trad es ns •- 1- ’••> — PLYMOUTHS BALMBOOM OPEN 414. DAT lATU aD A T CO. LiboralTsrms ST77 BORG BATH SCALES 28c COOKIE SHEE1 19c m ix in g PAN ' 11 *«*PIE TINS 27c BAKING PAN 23c LOAF PAN 26c DIVIDED PLATES 75 FT- ROLLS-ALUMI76c NUM FOIL 8 QT. MIRROR 1 I 3 33’ Pressur* Cooker; 6 Pc. SALAD SET $1.33 VEGETABLE Sl.ll CRISPER HALL TEA POT 92.47 B PC. ALUM. TUMBLER SET IN COLORS 98.44 PYREX TEA POT 94.91 8 PC. TUMBLER SET »2c IRON TABLE COVER 77c SOD. ALUM. CLOTHES LINE ' 88e METAL IRON , TABLE 45.68 PEARLWICK 46.77 HAMPERS 91.68 BATH 51AT 92.88 BABY BATHS PERCOLATORS 92.44 77c STOVE 51ATS ICE CUBE TRAY 91.14 5IEASUR1NG CUP 15e FRENCH FRYER 91.77 3 PC. REFRIGERATOR SETS 76c BREAD BASKETS 33c ICE CREAM FREEZER 99.99 FLOOR 5IATS 41.77 BEVERAGE SERVER 76c EGG BEATER 91.11 TEA KETTLES 91’99 RING MOLD 77c PUDDING 5IOLDS 38c CANISTER SET ' 99c DUST PANS 39c SINK MATS S l.ll CEREAL BOWL 8fcT 66c JUICE SETS 62c WASTE BASKET 67c CAKE DISH ;m p s o y r n .. * 99c a n t e st r a in e u T '53c DUST 5IOP B9c PUSH BROOM 91.66 SPOT REMOVER 23c MOP STICKS 33c BUG SPRAY 77c WAX APPLIER 97c 3 PC. MIX BOWL SET 97c 18 PC. LUNCHEON SET 92.66 12 PC. BAKING SET 92.13 UINNERWARE SETS I 5.68 TO «2|-4d STEP LADDERS $4.66 10 QT. PAILS 6flc NO. 2 TUBS 92.33 LINK DOOR 5IATS 11.44 RUBBISH BURNER 41.78 BABY JUMPER 45.68 WELCOME MATS 92.84 HI CHAIRS 111.47 METAL TABLES 97,63 51AIL BOX 68e PADLOCKS 17c CHAIR PADS 91.38 KNEELING PAD 68c BASIN STOPPER BATH STOPPER ;iU#c - 28c G. E. BUDGET •727 IRON G. E. PORTABLE *1 1 “ MIXER Rtguiar 132.95 $22.88 CHAISETTK Alum. Reclining 9 |f.6 fl CHAIRS FOLDING STEEL »4«« CHAIRS 1 LOT ODD DI8HE8 First Come-Fint Cholc* 8c each CHAIRS — TABLE8 SILVERWARE - HOUSE CLEANING SUPPLIES AT b a v ik c s T i rvslorn? STORES IANFORD*FLORIDA �* Surprise Birthday Party Is Given Chief Jim Corbett A aurprlit birthday party waa liven Monday night for Jame* Corbett by hla wife at their home on Myrtle Aye »t T:Wi •*' jf,. A buffet j-jpprr consisting of fried chicken, potato tatid, vegetablei, roll*, bean* and other "good thing* to eat" we* arrved to the guestr and friend* who had come to "with him well," During the evening game* were played and “ general chatting" en­ joyed. Those enjoying the event were Ml** Cherry Singletary. Mr. and Mr*. J. Hugh Edward*. Mr*, ninsell Spenrer, Jim Avery. Mr*. Salty Evan*, Mr. and Mr*. Harold Keen. Mri. Price J. Angel, Mr. and Mr*. Corbett. Stan Adomito* and Mr. and Mri. Robert Berg. fy4r«f«Alt d ! ir i with M lcate lie* and bead trim* *rt highlights of dressy cotton and atlk outfit*. Crisp atandaway collar* rfrcssed-up tailored and iporta styles." “Tii a bright future ahead" for milady a* she can ha at amartly rirciaad and a* up-to-date aa bar ilitcra with many faihiona to footnotes to fashion By SANDRA II Tor the "lady-ln-waltlng." spring |i style* flatter with *m»rt and;: l' fntrioi,.. r- ’jrr signer* go all nut In using the i straight-look and color roordtna- , been given full rtlga^agd.-Bgn halrdoa art amoothad to today a casual living. Them art bow-knot curia that go to the nap* of the neck from the crows, bang! and curl eolfa that whirl frojg s car*. and rangementa that are very gi<ce".Z "Why not try onal" “ l " ] ACCESSORY ACHIEVEMENTS! C v io n ^ p L ir, I r rie n a s n ip L e a g u e H o tH c R n n n l n r n o ia s R e g u la r n n e e r Th, Frlrndthlr League of the Congregational Chrl*tlan Church held a regular meeling of the By s. mttnnr.Rs circle In thr Fellowship Hall of Forborne faicinatlng reading, church Monday afternoon do read ‘ Search for Bridle Murphy." Even though you don't be­ lieve one word of It and keep telling youraetf somebody's Ima­ gination la running away, yuu'U still wonder. After realiiing that ha possessed unusual hypnotic pow­ ers, Morey Bernstein, decided to perforin an experiment In rein­ carnation. He choie a girl named Ruth Simmon*, hypnotised her and Mri. Dos* Stanton of Franklin, put her through a number of age Tenn. Is visiting her sister, Mrs, regression*. Going back aven furDorothy Harkay for a abort while. ther, she suddenly developed an Irish lilt and used a different Mr. and Mr*. Frank Perrin* of vocabulary. She said she was Bri­ Tennant. N. J. have returned dle Murphy, born In Cork tn heme after visiting Mr. and Mr*. 1TBS She deserbe* her whole life A. F. Collum. T v up In and past her death. Rrad it and ace whether you ttlll think Mr*. Iren* Watt hid a* dinner It'* all imagination. guilts Sunday, her lister, Mrs. of you who enjoyed “Sixth Effie Mlflkf, Joyce end Pam of Th-tir June" and "Caine Mutiny" Mlelke and Mr. and Mrs. Wllltim hev* another treat In store. "H. Watt along with Sgl. Jame* E. M. S. Ulynea" by Alistair MacCrutchfield. > Lean A first novel by a young Scottish writer i* one of the great Friend* of Mr. end Mri. Ed novels of World War II , The Blsek and Mri. Clara Weatherwax will be. interested to know Slory of a light eruUer and her that they are spending a week at last Six days on'the Maumansky Dorsetl'a camp at Marathon on run, It is one of the best novel* of action In the North Atlantic since the "Keys." “ The Cruet Sea." There I* action and auspenae on every page. And now something different •— ■ story of the Union aide of the Civil War. “Thl* Hallowed Ground", by Bruce Cation "A Stillness at Appoma'tox") This la the tlxlh hook In the "Main Stream of America" series and Is a companion work to Clifford Dow­ Future plan* were dismissed ney's "The Land They Fought Monday night at the r,nll.t#d For", which tells the Southern Men’* Wive* Club w-hirh held its aspects of the story. Every one regular huslnrs* meeting at the North and' Smith should rrad this USD at I p.m. with Mr*. W. F. brilliant and stirring book. Finnegan, presiding. Resdrrs who like «ophl»t!ratlnn The show will h* hrld at the in a book will enjoy Mary McCar­ Rita Theatre March M at in a.m. thy'* "A Charmed Life." with faihiona being furnished by For the younger readers land the Hollywood Shops. Flower* some of us older readers who stilt and plants are being donated by love these books) a new set of the Mrs. C. R. Ktrtley. "Booh" book*. AH children should Tickets are now on ail* and have these books rrad tn them. may ,.b« secured ;from any club ..^Eveiv teenager wtlLba fiietnitmember or hy^eelltog stfarsttalrit ## rgj* Ihe-^mw- “ Keen' TeenV* COMPATIBLE NECKLINES chairman, Mrs. David Glbann at which describes 101 ways to make open and low for ths bolrn and high and tabbed for the dreae 1201-W, money. With an ounce of Ingenuity distinguish thl* costume by An educelinn program « s i en­ and a teenager's weight tn enter­ Roxanne. The costuiAe la faahjoyed by all with an Informative prise, many a "Teener" has made toned of Imported chestnut talk and discussion by the i-nunty hundreds of dollars. They have brown wool, stripe-textured for health officer. Dr. Terry .Bird on started new businesses, and made ths collar of (ha Jacket and the polio and Salk vaccine. and done things that amair the neckband of the dreaa. The session was adjourned end adult experts. Two new science flctlnn com log: “ Dragon In Tha ea." by Ing from the sea and who could Frank Herbert and "Double Star" never resist a falrhilred girl, and "gentle" Dorrln They left their by Robert Helnleln. Hav* >ou read Helen Topping homes on the Isle of Man and Miller's, "Slow Dies The Thun­ settled on Martha's Vineyard der"? A change from Civil War The time was Cotton Mather's day. tn evolutionary "War atnrles, this Not a fact hound novel, but more tells of the romance between El­ romantic than realistic, with i liott Dcaderick. spirited daughter ■urceiiton of dramatic scenes. of British Major and Mike Calla­ Hera'a a biography for those way. independent mountain smut who like a well told tale of a for the rebel military command favcinatlng land. "I Married the It begins with Clinton’* bombard­ Klondike" by Mri. Laura Barton ment of Charlaaton and concludes In 1001 when she was a young after the battle of King Mountain. woman, she went to the Klondike Thu historical novel Is not limited planning to teach one year and to women readers at Mr*. Miller'* then return tn her home in Toron­ novel* usually are. to. Instead she married and re­ Another good historic si novel by mained ther, for 25 years, It li Shirley Barker, "Tomorrow The written aa a long lively conversa­ New Moon" The atnry of ibeo# tion with a great hearted woman cousins. Samuel who wanted to he around a winter stove. More review* next week On The BO q K s H e Lf Going Into catual and iporta'wear, carryalla and dutch** pr4vMl apace for money and card, glaaiet, coimellc* and handherehlafa. long am even fitted with compacts and cigarette caiei. Pune-ilied flaconi for rotogne an.1 perfumei are gay notes In amooth leather or fdptllg In many rotor*. » cotton »Wrt t«ppe,,l by a s*> print vnccked. ileevelei* jacket. In *P"rt*wear. however, brilliant lnr, with ht*ck, gray or navy bottom*. In waihahle poplin and tlren-Hke.rayon fabric*, "The straight-look, Oriental atyljog and *art print* are particularly outilandlng lp cotton fashion*. Soft- (pBAAtm ah, EM Wives Club Discusses Plans For Show Bethany Class ■*** Hears Devotional By Mrs. Reynolds Tha Bethany Class of iha First Baptist Church met at the home of Mri. Marie Lewi* Monday evening with Tra. Bobble Robin* a* co-hostess. The devotional wai given by Mrs. Margaret Reynold*,' teacher, and tha butintii teitloo wa* tad by Mri. Dorothy Odham, president of the elan.* After sevarsl social gam** .were enjoyed,’ delicious refreihiheht* were served to Mr*. Reynolds, Mr*. Connie William*, Mr*. Helen Stapler, Mr*. W. Robins, Mrs. Odham, Mr*. Brtmhurg, Mrs. Irene Harris, Mrs. Ann* Jirdine, Mrs. Johnnie Elam, Mrs. Willis Peacock, Mri. Teddlt Ablei and the hostesses. Bamboo beige la on* of the big apparel colors of the season It la available not only tn coat*, suits, dresses, and separate*, but In every fashion department in the More. The palest beige* look best when worn with- Flax acces­ sories, ■ pale beige keyed to the leather of the lam* name. Warm­ er beiges are keyed to aeesnork* In Freaeh Bread, • teaaty shade almort ‘the' votor bf-brnatUeihiil! This creates a chic monotone look and should be topped of rourse In e textured strew bat In the ism# tone. Tha advance word from tbe fashion authorities Is the hat la the focal point In tha Spring wardrobe. They n y that Spring kata ara mora than just pretty thi* year; tbit the larger, bounUful-look hit I* a necessity to a woman'! costumt to balance the slim look In coats, lutU, and n u r a a melt* tor ■ kssrtr H winter meal, wed* with eco­ nomical beef chuck. It * for Beef d reuet. Oonltih and Noodle# and la tug gaatad by tha AAP ia rrle # for Hoesw a k e n aa row mala dtah thla Bnnday, gem * tlx. Wipe three pounds beweleea ehaek srllh damp cloth. Cut la oan and oae-half Inch placet Keel Usreo Ubteepoeia hatter or margarine tn heavy skillet. Add three cup* thin­ ly sliced oilao and cook slightly. Bpaaon meat with UblMpooa paprika and eett. Add to onion and cook aacevared, lU rrlag occasion­ ally for M mtantea, or until onion and liquid cook down. Add on* enp water, cover s*4 cook slowly tor Awrxn I*—■■ w ' •• Adi Hai t la munona* One day only - LeapYear Day - February 29! ■ Hooray! Thin la Leap-Yeart Pratly Gain ara out looking for huabanda and wgaye nut looking for tualnmcra for (ha Fashion F lared new ‘so d o d g e . We pride ournelve* on fnlr dealing* and tow pries*. But on February 29. ws’rii going All-Out with low, low pricte and high, high tradeo. How can w* do it? Thg calendar glvss ns an extra day on Fob, 19. Our overhead doesn't go up. end our operatlnf expeneeo are almost tern. We pass the B1Q agvlage on to youl In high, high, trjtdeg.... Dsllmed DOORS OPEN 12:45 E itz iTlu'utre • P ush B utton P ow erflig h t T rta tm la ilo n NOW TheH ory offw-fT womsrf..., fn love pith the ta m e man I CINEMASCOPE COLOR! * Tutting P aint * Sole* Tinted Glass • Electric W-Bhiald Wipers • Directional Signals GOLDEN HVtDJACQUARD TWEEDS art used for a typl* tally DavldoW anaembla from tha rprlag. HM, collwtion. The eutt la detailed with vertical band* on tha bodies: the com* psolan flitgerlip-Iangth coat re* posts tbe mi ting tn a bolder doeign. Since 11 costa ut praetleally nothlhg to do baslnsao we can give yon n 81ZZL>' ING — HOT DEAL In tha sid lin g new ’flSDodgs. U’a the kind wg cab offer Mtlyr once every 4 years, r -, t ■-’ ><> i Remember----- one day o n ly -------Leap Tear Dny February 291 Door* ojmw 7:50 A. M. for this extra— 6 pedal Event I Como ouly! Come*a*legplng for th i boot buy ever In eny automobile, .' ' - SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY In all fairaeea we mnet handle sain an a first • cam* first • served bade, Far estvenlenee ef thee* who can't visit nor ahow-ronm an February M onr Leap-Year sale win be serried eve* to Merab,!. . . . . . •*-• ■-'5 n ! *Tho Country Gob ef Trotting Tracks” PRESENTS H « SULKY ROOM f t PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LO U N G E— EVERY EVENING FBOM-NOW o n If MiaotRg th e FLORIDA TIMER-UNION Dolly Delivery T Phone 1717 foe Prompt Service SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM ILM —DIBBCTIOlfB— (N o -R Irsts) • Dodge Luxury Ride m DINING ADVENTURI in c l u d in g • Salaty-RIm Wheal* • 12-Volt.Tw litUghl Else. Byafagi • Cycle* Bond Brake Lining , 1 *1 O N lM A S C O P t end COiOtl I . - w c is v n L g M r m f s s tAV f �ii i ' ■ y • » • ■* b f i i b A k f i t l n u il r o i g a a a Be Riding Giants' Bench This Season Pons Gain Official Entry To Tourney By ED WILM The Aaaeclaled Preaa Coach Phil Woolpert, whoa* San Kranriico Dona have lopped the Auoctatad Praia college baa* kctball poll, ell season, muit hare * w. n e v /*• ■»! been looking a- five other guya * The Associated Fresi when ho got the Idea hla regulars Carroll f **'hlt~vl l.nrknr'n. Dm! might be getting stale. ar, Parti athletic dlractor, atatlng the record wai again*! Nebraska teama only and did not represent consecutive victories against all opponent*. Wheelar told The* Associated Press, however, that ha bad no way of knowing for aura whether Peru plated outstate te-ma In the Semi-Pro Ball Team Will Be Formed Here Higgins Thinks White Will Boost Batting Average Ja tha NCAA aa Want Texas >p■set Tcxa* Western 80-71. That left Teen an aloao atop Iba Border .Conference and with a chance to .clinch tha tftla and NCAA Wrth A public meeting fa being bald ffA TS*COLLEGE. Miss. (ft —I A1m «tx*f up la the aguabbt# against New Mexico AftM tonight. Friday night In the Youth Center NgHint b 'ddlei ti (fell M -allwai disclosure of a "downtown id Wait Walker laced a parting fuad" by lafluoatial Seattle alumni Oeorga Washington, warming In Tort Mellon Park at I p m. to day. «Uh Waiver t'k ia i over ail to keio athletes. Caaatll denied up for III bid for a title and NCAA form a semi-professional baseball tad esarh at Mlttltalnol State to!knowledge of Improper kid nl the entry hi **>« Southern C p-fpr-"--1*.;^, for Sanford -rt-'rh will b* ui».i. sick uu tnoir hreis airrafc—<!?•»...i. ne adrtnj; ha fn-md"tournam ent -rhich- C““ & Jsmor- entered in the Laxe-urango Somt f jbe Cl? *,*••»* jm .rl't'.'tr' wh*<>h ka* 'hrWjrx» reaua>|" ityli-li .»<•*tii c j iirttfir-YI ..iu f i r t t "Atf* SARASOTA, rtl. i*—Boston Fed so much to firing tho National j for a change last night and lha to bo 84 gamoa, sot is. tcapted the ehatlenie «/ tbs tame for a legislative Inquiry, row, clipped Georgetown 89-77. al pro league. Sot Manager Mika Higgins, who league ertamplonihln to New Dons /rollicked In an 17-40 runlit at the Ualveralty el Waahlag- "I plan te run from a apllt-T at Woolpert, who hae found the though aco Joe Holup wia held to The meeting Is being held, ae rarely makes prediction*, thinks a. Waihlngton." Royal laid. "Rut 1 York In 1131 «nd 19.VI. may ho; «way against College of tho Pae- winning streak monotonous, an­ 13 points. cording to some of the officials be- catcher Sammy White will boost Royal o i l nawed to the top foot, don’t know anything at all about riding lha C.lanti* bench this i/jC _ locking up their second nounced he would consider the hind the team, primarily to elect batting average some 60 point* *ea*on. straight California Basketball As d fob «t WaahtAftcn yaiterday ‘h* I haven’t even nan a last four gamts of the regular satofficers and lay plans for entering year> GOLF TOURNEY Rill Rlgney, the clih’a fresh­ aociallon title and gaining official ion as ''scrimmages" In way of it Walker qukkiy got an offer to movie of eny el their gamaa." the team In tha Central Florida "White win hit .330 this season.** man manager, Indicated as much entry to the NCAA Tournament o warm up for tho opening NCAA CASSELBEItRY-W. H. Caudill. baseball league. for defense of their national cham­ tourney game against the Pacific President of the Winter Park New- It Is expected that a large (urn Higgins said yesterday after close­ Mississippi gtata In 1154 and bolh,,od<F ; "I hope to go up there Ibli pionship. Coast Conference champ fprob- comer’* Golf Association, announ­ out wUI attend the meeting srhldi Wl ,c# * l> iWiek,’’ Royal laid. "I’ve beard of hla teama posted 4 4 records.! " I’m ccrtalnlv clad Whltcy'i on It was San Francisco’* 48th con­ ably UCLA, the last team to beat ced thr regular golf tournament I* (he first to he held in the In­ batting drill. I 'About the iltuilloo up there sod He hid been bead coa-h of Ed- our side," ho said,' "But wo want was held this afternoon al 1 o'clock. I terest of having baseball In Sanford "All Sammy has to dw la learn |. I ’ll admit the rkalleaga the job monton In the Canadian Profesilon- » lll»*e mor« n-uer "‘-I 'elhw* secutive triumph and the 54th In tho Dons). »l the Casselberry Golf Course. d u r i n g the summer baseball that strike tone and stop swinging t l f t n lnflutncci my dieUioa to el- t»r*ii» In 1955 and se-vel like Dusty Rhodes. Bob fj’nnon 13 starts, and the school Immedipreviously as assistant at Tulsa and tla" t’srrl* f ill net a chsn'-o ately clalme-J an all-tlmo colleg#1 *», WPNGA ha* a present mein- months. at bad pitches," Higgins expltincA t» “ aad MUaiailopi Slat*. 11« ••• If they can provlle It. If record. to writers. ‘V.f V i ’. V-nnA., * ? Pn f, hfr*h,n of M' bul •’xn*c" So far, there has been no IndiesMe aeld be bad ao Aeflalta plada, Hn brought Walbar In aa his fop Ihey don’t then we have Whltey will egelnst COP. All America Bill nrw 80lf«r* to Join the asMciation Tlie NCAA recognlsei a S3- Russell, the 8-10 center, promptly for ,hll tournament, Ion that a team from San'orri will "He awing* at too many had •ifbut I hope we ran git thlnga to line aide whan he took ovar here. available." game strenk by little Teru fNeb.) entered in th* Florida Slate pitches, but he h*i all the tools hanged In 28 point* while playing jigvaalng imoothly." Walker previously played with who folnrd Dr Glints State Teachers Jn th# mld-20s a* all hul 2 minutes. and certainly ho la a .300 hitter," League this year. ^ • • n e ll-yaar-eld lormar Uar; Royal at Oklahoma, where he was In Lo-kman. A l f r e d McGurie, Dorl mouth 1041 an I ha* played with (hem the all-time tecord, But Dirk Elsewhere, Southern Methodist A number of players have al­ Higgins added. Witarbaek at thi Valvaralty a( in All-Amarlen tackln la l»4». C o l l e g e freshman basketball ready ahown Interest In Joining the ktahemi will MCcaat Jala Char- Walker, an nislstaat at North ever alnre. belled 271 and hit niako, Dona' publicity man, aald became. . the . . first-team . . . . to . sweep coach, played three yeara of baa- Sanford team that la expected to White, who hit only .181 last year 13 home runs In 147 game* last he has a letter from A. G. Wheel and haa an average of 073 sine* through the Southwest Conference kctball with the New York Kmckarc, wha sraa fired la January by Carolina Rtila aad Ttiaa Tech be­ sevnn. <U nlsvrd In Ihc butflcld unbeaten since Texas did it In erbockcra before going to Han- play in the Lake-Orange League. joining th* Red Sox In 1931,' la V Upalle Dlractor Harvay Caiitll. fore com'ng here, I* 33, married and at first hare. Higgins’ top personal project at tha are set. 1047. An 00-73 romp against Rice over, N. If. ka firing followed a revolt of play: and hsa three children. ninnev nreWou-tw hid stalr-l he1 They'-,* set In the field, at any dll it for the Mustangs, who had ■a on the football teim In Novem- ‘1 don't expert many changes Mort .Lindsey of Stamford, aprtng training aaason get* under­ The National Collegiate tennis, Conn., holds a 194 average after way. ar kacauta. Caltlll aald, Cbarbirg here," Walter aald. "Wa’II stick Intcnded to give llhodc* and Len-Irate. For Blgney la planning to aewad up thalr second straight champlonihipi will be held at 44 years of competition In Ameri­ Whit* appreciates th* aid frora a | failed to raitorn harmony at with tha split T formation. I think non an oppi-lunllv t-» win tho le 't! experiment with Mueller In the league crown Saturday. a had promised. Cauill reilgnad our staff will remain almost In­ field Job. Willie May*, In center leadoff position In Uio balling Texia Tech, (hough Idle, loomed Knlntnann C-dle-c In Kalamazoo, can Rowling Congress tourna­ hi* manager and says ha la learn­ field, and Dan Mueller, In right,| order. 4* SMU’a probable opening for Mich.t June 23-30. ments. irller this month. ing all th* time. tact, but we'll have to 4cM two aaw asalitanta. "I expert I’ll eoatinoe ta con* central# aa th# line, with Bobby Kellogg handling tha backa." Ha said spring practice probably r NtoMTis nuati.Ta ----- |U r« — a / l l Mile T im e t 0 9 1 would ba postponed until April to wTtiu Tiny ia.se a.ie a.ta •Uew lima for settling on • coach­ iks Palo* tM« rry P ira te * *• ing staff. guinlela ll-S ] l i l t «« „ £ & ____ ____ /l# P r o a ii« / a fr* s«i «!,e --- m ii» T iw e i aa.a us (is *■•• s.sa » »| ;g0 „ ljS B t i« 5 « . 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IliumIbtyptUu tain Kuna Judges Are Having Difficulty Naming Winn*rR O f Show GRIND JUNCT1GN, Tenn <.F T'-om’s wo dai ht *he "’urn I-tie* In Iho National Rlrd flog Chamnlenibln wwld 1D» fn see an ell•round oust! hunt that would take them rtf the honk. As (he trial stood Inlay, 39 of 17 p-'-e blrddogs had made three hour hunts. About seven ranked as possible winners, hut all have roughly canal performances, A eh*lc# wnuM ba difficult. Four of the seven pointers yet to show In the two-week long trial were up for Main*. Home Again Mike, owned by W. C. Jonea nf Franklin, Va., ran with Newman’s Delivery Don, owned by E. J. New man of Sumter, S.C, In the earlv hunt. Tha saeond bract paired FatamoMum. owned by Jlmmv Hinton of Tuscaloosa, Ala., and The PharmMM, belonging In A, B. Bobbitt of Wlnstan-Salaiq, N.C. One pointer marie • big try Tes­ ter lay. Even the Judges were smil­ ing'when Susan Peters, owned by Henry Well of Paducah, Ky., turned in three atvllshl'- handler! bevies In 39 minutes, nut In her third hour Susan's noie done her wrong. Two late points were unproductive. Crawford’* J"nior l.adr, owned by Mrs. R. S. McClain of Atlanta, turned in foi'r bevies, wa* lost from Judging for 27 minutes, and stowed convlderably in her final hour. The winner Is expected to be named tomorrow, r t r ih isare — * ie iMile lira*# M lle y llh-m lu, C r»*lal Ourtfon. .......................... Kftn r jr k . ■ti-olle Jack, V * l(e l riaw a. F ly in g kvndru. Mpatily Klliiiur gaarUvs Flnnraan. “ 7-1 " «»■*• T F re e tu r 4U. h u ia lu iic .r . v»u‘re Lina rinld.n flip*, |uta Our Hnlpa tuner .tmiaa Featherweight champion SIMlfc Mar* — • 10 T ile lir a * . IS o .H H I.r ta ■ Iproduct of lo fe i t'oflon U h l, (lev S in ... to l.'U h o a M s .ve tie. 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Evarts A statistical iliedy on this iiihji Graham. noted chest itirgenn who (the p o s s i b l e relationship ma la ilia flrat extensive study of tobacco to lung cancer) shd tha possible relationship of cigarclip smoking to hint cancer, says that all hut (.1 per cant of lb# that painting tha ears of rabbits man with cancer of tha lung v with lobarrn tars has produced cigarette smokers snd »T "vary malignant rancers." cam smoked more then one r lie said in a speech last night a day. this disclosure Is "additional evi­ He said the statlstieol ratal d e n t that cigarette smoke con­ ship was confirmed by 12 ol tains a factor that will produce studies In four different room cancer in experimental animals of based on more than *,000 hur unrelated species." lie and his cases of lung rehear. sta'f had prodtired cancers In four In a study published in 191.1. strains nf mKe in recent ycarsi said cancer was produced in He said these studies, combined par cant of *1 mice by palm with "strong statistical evidence nf the skin nf the hark three lima a e a u • a I relationship between weak for one year with tar ft heavy cigarette smoking and lung rlgaratta smoke. c a n c e r , " comliliile "about las strong evidence that cigarettes Ha cited the production of can cause lung cancer as can rea­ perlmental cancers in three ai tlonal mire as further evldar sonably be expected." "However," he sari, "It should Both In them Ira and rabbit te be staled that, In exceptional he explained, il took about I the life span of the species top cates, cigarettes are not the cause duce the cancer. of the lung cancer but that other Relating .this to humans, he s factors are operative" and In some cases "the cancer-produetng If a man smokes eigsreties exc factor In cigarettes may be work­ lively for 2J or 30 years, he wn ing with another cancer-producing he between 40 and 10 yeara factor from Industrial pollution of "and by our finding! he on threshold of developing lung e the atmosphere." Hr. Graham made hla remarks ccr." while accepting the IBM award for outstanding service to medicine TAX MAY BE DEDUCTKH and pharmacy by the Alumni Assn, WASHINGTON oT-The Plot of the St. Louis College of Pharm* stale lax dn cigarettes may i r find Allied Sciences. deducted in figuring your feds The cancer In the rabbits was income tax. It was Inwdveitei "even more malignant than those omitted from the guide to tri obtained in mice," he said. "The ment of stato (axes used by cancer spreads t< practically all Internal Revenue Service. of the organs of tha rabbit in­ The revenue service ruled in 1 cluding the heart, the lungi and that the Florida tax Is deduct! tha livar." because it is imposed on the c Ha laid the "first extensive atuner. m ssM First Week. . PLATE Second Week Third Week . Fonrtk Week Fifth Week. Sixth Week . Feature Pieces Will Be Made Available AT A Nominal Cost Ait A Later Date s • Add New Beauty To Toir TabU Al Up Exlri Call — W* W ul Tp f m u y Give You A Coapleto Dinnorwiro Service J ill For Making Y ou ■----- Usual Purchases Al This Slurp. Y oi Got A Lovely New Piece Every Week With Each Purchase ol $10 or Mara. This L in d e n Diinerware la Made By The "World Famous" Homer LaigUla China Ca. Slirl Year Sal Today! 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AGIN CUT CORN------------AGOf PEAS & CARROTS---T e S B Z ' JEWELL Apple, Peach or Cherry C LO V U B L O O M PA T TIE S BOUTBBRN BELLE ■HI Mj \ I IHi E\ j -■hri*. m ' ~L-' * rr �T V Going To Put Footln Beauty Contest B uiintii to put n feet beauty NfSHtter marjfyetum who . • tjiieuM box filled wfth meaty ttifo Jd Ud some totrifteb# side t datasheet the life of two epMer . rtefon who earned i fertmm ea Thursday night p jre te e k market' women wtn eomi 1 |e iifryeer aid, t#o-etarr dweB* the haila of pi 'fag hi the center el suburban ftae- quit, end talent eg wm the heme el Josephine aad Oeaefla Schroeder-fost eaivlven > family that settled in Itaaeq VWM| the regfoa wes virgin farmi f f They lived than with 14 pot i ^ p M s died Aprtl 9 . « fe i-a fe ef M. Cecelia died last flap! » al W, leering te ehartty tte deed fa dene, inflame*, the beserda fat tffls one are terrific. America's persieteat, frenetic search far the most beautiful wom­ en la a strange phenomenon. Near­ ly everybody fust about everywhere the Ixtemttocal Olympic Com­ mittee, eempUmcnts the people of CertfonD’Ampoao, Italy,on thatr “ woll nigh perfect" erm p p e s i i fee the opening ef the whiter Olympic Oames. The IOC wilt seek ea totenatlonal eewveetlan protecting the Olympla emfaleme ee n “mean* to unite natiena and abolish frontiers.-ffnleraaltonol ftodlophotoj Award Presented To Babe Zaharias td a beauty contest knows that they’re baiteatly dun affairs, PHILADELPHIA m - The t«5 photographers have a feet|va) time, Brttb Shojnm n a> tlon e1 sports sward “for her outstanding contributiea ta Dm field of sports" was presented last night to Babe Didriksce Zaharias. Mrs. Zaharias la< convalescing Bros cancer at her home ta Tampa, Fie., aisd aa engraved plaque wai accepted on her behalf by her husband, George Zaharies. m g ef which will be-used rt Fretastaat and Catholic foethan a fund of knowledge. The peo­ hexes disclosed frilly and ple who thought up thla program i Vilen Ins s. id drilled to don't item to know It yet, but re ta HOB—old magsilnes, actually they're looking for the of a pet cow they kept ea moat intaresttag girl ta tha world acres of lead, and numer­ rather than the most beautiful. ic Mom tha driera had The most beautiful may not tele­ vise wall, but ths most Interesting wiu shine through any communi­ cation medium. UNNYLAND SUGAR-CURED - WHOLE NEW YORK tf -A i the political “If tin* I* granted to ft# sect*. battle grows hotter In this election U rt ef agriculture, 1 respectfully cits on federal income tax filing. year the new weapon of television request to opportunity to share The articles are based on In­ has an increasingly heavy—and the program or be give* equal formation provided by the American Institute of Accountants and time.” : —1 J, u t u r t .an more controversial—role. . the Florida Institute of Certified Whereas an office-seeker. ad­ Now tf Humphrey re ev es that Public Accountants.) dresses hundreds from the rear time, what M U prevent a Keptfl This year's redesigned tax form* platform Id -W -a i. he tpeaks to Ucan Malta: from-an apieultunf make It easy far you to indicate mllllent. when be teafrooti a tele­ state to request equal time te aathe personal exemptions to which iwer'hlatT Aad that senator, wht^ vision camera. you are entitled. In the general elsetfor din thla ever he might be, eoull rljhtfuUw Every taxpayer Is entitled to year, you'll frequently hear vole#* argue that If Humphry, received one exemption, which means a crying “Equal lime-" This maaas deduction of Moo. Those <U or that somebody got winged and ov*r have e double personal .ex­ wenla a chance to stand ttp and emption, and blind persons of ell wing an opponent or an Idea In ages bave an extra exemption. return. These rulee apply to both husband "lust time on television Is a and wife on joint returns. sporting, democratic, American In addition, you ere entitled to ideal. The only trouble with Jt is om exemption for each qualified that it simply will not work every LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE. dependent, but the extra exemp­ time the tdvorsiries went it to Vs. Jb-Tvro Air Force jet fightertions for age and blindness can­ work. The networks, alertly mind­ bombers bave completed a nonnot ba taken for dependenta. Itules for Dependents ful of their obligations, adhere to stop flight from California to Lang­ To qualify for an eeamptUm n tHa Ideal as closely as they ean. ley AFB in S hours 14 mtautsa— dependent must: But U, aa this year' grows elder; aposvently record time. 1. Have received more than they panted equal time to every­ half hla support from you, unless body who wanted.lt there would The twe rates, avarsjing bettev M U JOHN ■. BtCMARMON (left) and Mri. Ifalaolm BagrboU. both you file a Multiple Support Agree­ be little time left for anything else. than « • m.p h., laft Norton AFK of New York, took ever a drees ea they dleeus* what they are going ment (sec below.) Last week Beerotary of Agri­ at Ian Bernardino, Calif,, it ! * : • to wear ee brtdeamalde at the marriage el Oraeo Kelly and Prince In figuring support, scholarships culture Eire Taft Benson called p.m. Sunday and landed at 4:24 Jtalnler 111 el Monaco fat April Mrs. Richardson was a fellow-stu­ received by your child do not dent of Miss Kelly et the New York School of Dramatic Arts. Both for equal time—or its equivalent. p.m. after revering the t,400 miles eount are friends of Mr*. Raybold, e profeerioael modal ffotemeftoMO He fel» that Ed Murrow's See It without refueling. 1. Have less than HOO gross in­ Now on OBS-TV hid done wrong Air Farce official*" declmed to come unless he Is your child end by his farm policies In a program confirm Immediately that the . STEALING AUTOS “FAD" under It or a student. entitled "The Farm Problem: Cri­ speed of the planes was a new „ LOUISVILLE, IC y. (rv-Stoattag 3. Not file a Joint return. sis in Abundance." The Secretary record for transcontinental flight, ;] 4. Have been either a member automobiles has resched the “fad" presumably pending a elose check of your household or closely re­ stage among Louisville teen-agers. BANGOR,.Main* (fv-Vlncs Mar­ appeared briefly on the program, of takeoff and landing times * but he wanted more time to come Su slid police chief Carl Heustls lated to you, as defined in the of­ lines, the third ranking waiter- back and rectify what ha e!a!m*d The pitots were piloted by I i as he called Louisville “the worst ficial instructions. Although cou­ weight contender from Fstterson, sins aro not usually "dose re­ city this siie In the nation" for N.J., pounded out an easy lb - was a “distorted Impression" of Col. Robert R. Scott. S3, and lw It. Richard Hill. IS. at altitudes be- latives" for tax purposes, a cou­ car tbefla. round decision over Psolo Melts, the farm picture. tween 11.300 and 41.500 feet. ; Then, before CBS had received sin receiving institutional care for He said car theft* by Juveniles an Italian fighting out of Montreal, his formal revest for time, Sen. Icott set the recognised trsnn; a mental or physical disability more than doubled lest year—from lest night. continental w ord It months who lived with you before going 3M the year before to 145. Martinas, seeking a welter title Humphrey (D-Mlan) rose up end to the Institution would qualify. 3 In the first two months of this bout, registered hla Hit straight said that if the network save Ben­ wbex be flew an FI4F Jet from9. Have been either a dtisen year, auto thefts hive Jumped victory while flooring Metis for son time, he wanted time to reply Lot Angeles to New York at a * average speed ef U3 ra.ph. fw of the United Stales or a resident a compulsory eight count in the to Benson. The ipeaifla worde of yj40 mflei. of the Untied States, Canada, hla telegram wen: Mexico, Panama, the Canal Zone or, ta some esses, a serviceman's child living ta the Philippines, Your sxemptlons usually depend FOREMOST by on whether you and your depen­ DAIRYLAND dents qualify under these rules at the end of the year. Hewavef, UT SHE X I B F S lj j B rro n o x . ^ TRIBE'S OMR TRYIN’ TO H I If your husband or wife died dur­ IF TKACHtH 1 TRIM* X DONTT DIDN'T ASK 1 \ FIND OUT WHAT \ LIKE ABOUT < ing the year yuu may fils a Joint SO MANY. X ■ — i SCHOOL! J DOMT KNOWW return snd tike the same exemp­ ^QUESTIONS tions that both of you would bave otherwise had. Similarly, If a de­ pendent died during the year, the y , Gallon rules are applied as of the time of hii death, Multipio Support Agreement If you shared with others ta the support of d dependent, but nope of you provided more than half, you may still be able to arrange •BSr * m among you for one of the group to bave the $600 exemption. You might agree, for example, to take turns ta having the exemption from year to yaar. The one who claims ths exemp­ tion must have contributed more than 10% of tha support, and bs must have been a member of a group who altogether provided POUNDS more than half the support. Each member of thii group mutt have been entitled to claim tha depen­ dent except for the requirement of providing more thin half the sup­ (LIMIT ONE WITH $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE) port. In order for one of the group to hive- exemption all other mem­ ROYAL HAWAIIAN LT MIAT ber! who have contributed over 10 per cent must sign declarations that they will not claim ths de­ pendent. The Internal Revenue Scrvlco provides Form 3130 (Mul­ freesto n e tiple Support Agreement) for this purpose. Be sure to claim all the exemp­ tions you properly can. because U. S. *4GOODM GRADE WESTERN BEEF etch one reduces your taxable income by MOO, 11 you are supporting depeadents, but are not able to file a joint return, you may qualify as ROUND BONE the “head of a household" aad STANDARD be enl tiled to use a special sche­ dule of tax rates thst give you half the benefits of Income split­ ting. SHORT CUT STANDING The instructions that come with BEECHNUT INSTANT your tax forms give further In­ formation. Help is also available from the Internal Revenue Ser­ BONED * ROLLED vice, which urges you to consult TRU-FLAVOR a properly qualified advisor if you need outside assistance, Martinez Wins 21st Straight Victory L i t t l e P o l k v 3 /L L W JD E DIXIE CRYSTAL SHOP AND SAVE « S t HEBE SIRLOIN OR CLUB ROUND or T-BONE TUNA PEACHES f OPNQ, TENDER W p > b e e f chuck! KLEENEX TOMATOES FLORIDA CRYSTAL Oar caatoptera nay wo treat them right! Of that we’re vary proud . . . . We’re frond aa well, of the things we aelit No wonder wo ahoat oat load Aboot the Oerorful picnic heme COFFEE . BUNNYLAND SMOKED OLEO * Which headline thla week'a ad| BONNE LLE’S Don't page It ap If you want to eup On t|io beat ham yarn over had. i OLD GLORY SEASIDE TARNOW— VAC-PAC BUTTER BEANS W ieners WASHING POWDER ASHLEY’S (IS In ean) v TORTILLAS GARDEN GOLD FROSTY ACRES CANADIAN ACS BEER £ C in fM SUPREX MARKET a a a a rJ a g g ^ ItawBbo wee eceompenled by \ �lsp,\(s I IT'S FAST! IT'S SIR THE PEOPLE'S VERDICT: "IT’S •N {jA VWi — Now H erald W A N T * ADS Are As Easy As A. B. C. 0$ - T" 19—ELECTRICAL Contractor* FINANCIAL RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 31—INSURANCE Electrical Contracting and Repaira TV Service Center Bandlx and Croalay Appliance! 112 Magnolia Avc. P h. 113 i Ft. Exec Flow Fartllkrr Box, Good Condition. BRITT TRACTOR CO. Blwty 17-91 South Phone It! Preferred Bate* to F rtferred 66—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Poileylinlden 19—LAUNDRY-DRT CLEANING lohn WIHUrns Ins. A gency 417 fianferd Allaeti* One hour • Wash and Damp Dry 94 Oe* hour H • Weah and Dry lead DUE TO UNFORTUNATE CIR Ttoabed L audry CUMSTANCES. two femous laattaea Dry cleaning _ name spinet plane*, on* blond*, Seathaide Lamtdremni f must be sold. Rcaponalbla par­ LIVESTOCK l a t l l Bid* Feed w ill Bldg. ties may Uka over *m*U month­ ll« Beet 39th fit ly payment*. If Interested, write I6-H0I8ES—CATTLE or telephone Credit Department, 30-PIANO SERVICE Streep Musk, ell N. Or*n«e Mar. GUERNSEY Cow. bred Avenue, Orlando, Phone 42401 L. L 5111 — Plano Technician 11. Vary gantl*. Phone 3164 Route 1, Sanford Excellent condltioh. Udder per feet No bang* or TB. Walter SB-WANTED TO BUY 21—ROOFING-PLUMBING Trapp, Entcrprlit, FI*. ___ Hifheit CASH. TRADE-IN price! paid for used furniture. Call MERCANDISE W . WUaoa-Mtler Furniture Co. H I B. l i t SL 49—ARTICLES FOB BENT k „ Ad WANTED—Fruit on true. Small Att 1 tl«* FOR RENT - Dreellna and opera­ crops, so beset and up. Call Um *•—*—* j (ln*> ' Gaatrmcfeg aed B an k tor by Hour, Week of Month. 3294. Whelehal Grove Service. f i r IIp *» •—****"* ■5 time* 190T fiaafeN At*. p f ia e lU J Phona 1491. La# Conatxuetion Co. Una « time® P** 21—ROOFING—PLUMBING USED CONCRETE MIXER, with «0* ttlrt per llB*»' Rollaway, Hospital a n d B a b y or without motor, Roy Reels, Bed*, bay, jWaeE or Month— City. For Better Plumbing I Fee or Call Tel. 14991' Furniture C enterl i t Weal Flrrt W. J. KIND Would Ilk* price on fill dirt. CaU 2900 otith P ark-rhoge 99 2807 49-ARTICLES FOR SALE PIANOS 1<k p,T xT j *«'• urr. ->»' "•** ■IjM j***' t i R** Plumbing. Kreiky Heating s ru *—- Service on All Water Pumps— WeUa Drtled — Pumpa Paol* Road Phone 7 » 3—LOST AND FOUND L o f f —Odd Fallow* ruby ringC4U G luion't Star*, Phone 1M3-W LOST: Abstract of title In two parti, containing name Miry M. xifli on on* part. Finder plena return to Fr*d R. WUion, 401 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Re­ ward. . t M. G. HODGES PLUM BING Contract and repair work. Free eatimataa. R. L Harvey. 204 Sanford Are. Phona 32-SPECIAL NOTICES ENVELOPES, letterhead*. Itatementa, lnvoieea, hand bllli. and p r o g r a m * , etc. Progreaeive Printing Co. Phone 409 — 403 Wcat 13th S t ORLANDO Sentinel filer, Call Ralph Ray. 3160. INCOME TAX Prompt Service att Weedraff-Perkiie Bldg, let fit T .V . R E P A IR S It* a R B u s in e s s It—SALESMEN—AGENTS 9 Bedroom Concrete Block VA — 9225 Down Payment 154 Per Month P A I Kitchen Fully Equipped Act feat to vbooie colors and tfl*. M IT T E A I-S U ID E D 2v-'~~r COUNTRY LOT 110.00 Down — 910 00 Month LARGE l-ROOM HOUSE . ■)//*• T rr > 5 jL E -i A F T E R TS C H O O U rTAnwrt TELEVISION WI9RO ClUPINlb I nfii.AMim WKIIRRIIMT A I T Mil n o o n Adv*niur* W ith Um S* W ill I ’M I It NUVMRltfi ki r iiN n I 00 N#W# Wem h#arM»oi1i 9 1$ H«nd6ariHi« 8 Ifl Arl f»*vi» 7 ,nn 7 1$ Font T fA d f'r Kh"W Jtihri 1*941v N<*we • :0» Oodfrsv 1 :1(1 Lorpllft Vounu Show I 9 ('ft > in iM id «N a KrUoU* Vr>u At* Them The Mlllinruir* 1 514 flrtl \ l**CP6t Wftlnfi'ldf Night KLihti tndflitrv on i «• i i* 11 "1 (Mint N o v i rep o rt U ii» t u H tn» U *n k II IS hi*n-('t[ . fi TIM IIIUlhT MOHMIlfO | IIIII Lev* »f Life 11:1# Cetrch lor T-. ' 'i : « t *rt!!n DOWN AND MOVE IN No Ho Mitt? co*!v i llrflrnom liomr dm p iv«’i| -It vet. I'lvi* lnl * ci infr loceiliuu* Total pricy uuly Sa.irjo oo Robert A. MMlllams, Urnltot lt.l)Uinml l.umlquuil, Associate Phono 1073 AlDulla Bank llliiv. (’. A. WHIDDON, SR. Kr*. Itc.il FsUtn llrnltcr v. L. 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Small Amount ol ANOTHER GOOD SPOT for chil­ cash will handle. NOT A PROJECT! dren. Plenty of room, both inW. IL *’UUl" HTEMPER aids and outside. Well located Bemea of Real Individuali­ 4 bedroom house at tacrliico Realtor — Geeeral tnauraare ty: Brittany Farm Horan, Early Gertruda B. Dlegfrldar, Associel* prlc*. Good terms available. Amarkan, Ultra Modern, Con­ Guy Alice, Asinclete 2123 112 N, Park Av*. ventional * F r e n c h Ceionlal ALSO, SEE US FOR FRENCH type*. AVE. PROPERTY. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY BUILT On Large Landscaped BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Lou i la the beet of neighbor­ 2314 French Ave. hood*. J . W. HALL, REALTOR a "Call Hall" Fhone 1758 COMPLITE With eU th* featarea BEDROOM SPECIAL Bookcase Bed, Double Dreeeer, Large Mtnwr, Inneraprlng Mat* trail, Matektng Box Springs ° Z i & j i S R S T n ’S : m gS •T—REALTORS anil BROKERS r I T g .f i! f ig a a r - « LAKE FRO.NT LOT 105 X 360 ft. on Cryatal Point. Fruit tree*. Phone 903 or 144-W Seminole Realty LAUNDRY - Ironing Phono 1 9 » J 31-WORK WANTED-MALE m is s il e s •'**♦*'3) ! Ij — CHOICE LOTS 50 x 159 ft. nvar Ulule, caih or terms. A. IVIeboldt. 117 Lake Ellen Drive, Cataaiberry. Goodyear Sendee Store seed* an £ E R v ic e s 2«81 SOUTH OKLAND DRIVE Appliance Salesman to sell Gen­ Phono 1369 eral Electric product* 16 aad 910 I Pillows and 1 Mat trail Png AMD avefieU* at reeaonable UTT PABLOIB s g —b e a u delivers Liberal comntlaekKi. prince with the beet financing AU appUeatloni will be kept , 'ALL FOR $1*9.00 VETERANS KING SIZE BED , 4 with mhtimiiw down-pay- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home*, fully confidential. Apply la peraoa e ” r our store. 119 fi. Park Ave, H i so ? equipped, f350 down, plus closing • ad Guaranteed 10 Yean \ costa, not project homes. C PhiS ipn, J r . AD BOOK Inoeriprlng Mittreia MATCHES Box Seringa (choice of TTekiag) Sanlprd'a Leading Sell Full or Part Time Headboard (choke of cover) T. W. MKRO Builder of hem a* for ever 1,600 W. DIETRICHS Hollywood Lege la Ihe BIG Presidential El­ 2 ^ i S T S = 5 , T L u This pl*. Bale* Office: Little Venice 1981 Park Ave. Pbeee 21 er 149 ection .Year when candidate* de­ ALL FOR ONLY $129.80 (M M . MiBe. Oak Are. Lock Arbor. mand ^tho UNION LABEL on Complete Stack of Unfinished PHONE 1934 Match#*! Mika FAST DAILY Furniture Commissions with our Free LDINO • BXFA1RS 9-BEDROOM Block Hera*. Cera­ Powerhouse Outfit! Year around 10 mic tile bath. DrciawaJd. By sale* with Glamour Girl*, Hill- LIVING ROOM SPECIAL owner. Phone 129611 after U billies, etc. 20’a . 30'a • 40’a. n o n at Every bualneai hot prospect. BPc. Sectional (Choice Fakrte)— p. a . SUPERIOR MATCH CO 73fc B. i9 SPWr.T*«* Table Lamp*- * Knd TaUee— t BEDROOM A TO# Ce. Greenwood Chicago 19, 111 ' ALL F6R $149.50 S n rS tB t HOM ES n o g # h it 9 6 -WOKB WANTBD-PAMALB * - —- TWO Bedroom House Ph. 58-R. 201 Wert lit. St., Call i t Army and ®Wkvy StfRlfci, 3KI Kahford Ave. NEW 2 Bedroom unfurtiUhctl 2610 S. Elm Near school and Korea. 9T5 ftinnth. No poll, pkaic. LOVELY Bodecoralod Apartment*. 1T1T Park Ave. Call 1743-J 55—BUfUN^wi—INIlUSTlUAIt SEE Seminole Realty for De ilrable Homes and Apia. Phona 27 FOUR bedroom houie near Pinecreal School. Corner 27lh fit, A 17-92 Highway. Phona 1910. LARGE 2-siory, 2-bedroom, fresh­ ly painted house on Celery Ave. Available March 10th. A. K. RUSSETTER, Phone 213 THREE Bedroom I bath houss. Washing machine, diihweaher, stove, refrigerator end disposal. .. $128. .. Phone 3460. TWO Bedroom furnlahed house. Apply 0 t r a i t Apt. i n W, 19th fit. stan ley- - ! € FOR SALE or RENT * 4 room end bath newly remodeled house with 5 acre* of land. CaU San­ ford 1393-J. FURNISHED APARTMENTS 17—HOUSES aad COTTAGES - -. V Fj ; ) II " w h a t 's t h e m a t t e r ? — f Y o u KNOW DANG W E L L W H A TS T H E M A T T E L 1 T H E R ? E : 3 A lO < D E F E A lS s A G A IN S T T H O S E Phene 1991 BALL REALTY STO RE- -203 West 1st St., Phone 1321. t i l K . W , lfS 3 THE OLD H OM _ TO W N A. K. Shoemaker, Builder Neading completion. On paved rn«d with yrwvt f»rnt *nl| end desirable neighbor!. f3,60U Full WE WANT Good Ui*d Furniture. Sewing Maektso* aad I*rica. Paying above trida-ln price*. BERTT '9 194 S. Perk Quirk'cash. No waiting.'Need )ukk INVESTMENT Cash Register*, leg ____ Adding Mach —Factory 9e I« 6 > Three Apartment Unit lnts ana all uaef-il article*. Two wilh two A h m lin a * brdrooini each, ortr SUPER TRADING POST on ' T e n e tlsn B linds with on* bedroom. All with larec 17-92. Phone 301T-W. Living Rooms and aeparat* loeloaed head. Sunroof _____ Baths. Near Churches and Shop­ rail wnh fix (tic ends. Plextle or USED Picnic Table* and Banebea. ping. This is a good buy tor in­ rayon Upas. Cotton or nylaa CaU 8292. come. MMI, $14,500. SenkarQr D m m d P n to t O n REN TA LS Rosa L. I’ayton, nrokrr 112-114 West tod fit, Phano 9 » Annahelle B. Henderson, Ai.'oolale GOOD old eamara S9.M, and ether 94-APARTMENTS Alberta J. Hall, Associate Phona 28T1 bariatni. WIEBOLDTS 110 17 92 at Hunathu WCLARA APARTMENTS: room*, Tark. private baths. 114 W. Tint St. Alpxnntli-r A SI ringer 44—APPLIANCES y. Phone Avalon Apt*. KOI Real Estate ♦ ln*nranro 5lr« lyuirlm- Messcnscr, A-s«c T»W. FJUOID AIRE appliance*, sales Ph, 16 and aemca. 0. H. Righ. Oviedo. EFFICIENCY Apartmrnl. Suit­ 107 Magnolia Ave, Fla. Phone FOA-lglS or Sanford able for bachelor or couple. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 1643-W after I p . a . Steam hast, jrlvat# beth, thowask Cntmlev A Mnatellh •r. CovenlenOy located. Acroai ntly *t 117 South Park Phona 772 H EA T IN G Inqi from Pott Office, tnquirj Man They Know Floor Forearm and Cirrtitatori u«l Jacobson Dept. Store.H. B. PO PE CO„ INC. Park Art. Phoe* 1449 EFFICIENCY Apartment $35. 611 Park. RAYMOND H. IIALL FRIG IDA [RE refrigerator, New unit. 913. Ma lagic Chef ga* rang* FURNISHED aartfi* Apt. 2300 OSCAR M. HARRISON MellonviUe. 929 CALL 16M-W REG. BROKERS B. D. Highlrj man, Associate 3-Room Apartment. Furnlahed. 45—BUILDING MATERIALS Th. 2488-J 101 South Park Ave. Phone MO 81 VARIETIES PANELING WILL LEASE furnished apartFar your Real Estate Needs: Native and Foralgn Woods. mrnt to reliable party until Dec. Cullen nnfl Hnrkev. RciiHom Sea Them At 15. Available Mar. 16th. G08 1M N Park Ave. Phone 2313. Sherman ( ‘-onrrete Pipe Co. Wait Flrit SI, Out West 13th Si. rh. 2489 Till 10 p.m. Service Celli $390. W- A. Norrii. Ph. 1558. J. Q. • A U T O M O T IV E Herrin, Ph. 2833-J. Llcenaed Technician, guaranteed work. 6-BOATS AND MOTORS MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ROBSON 8 pert Inr Geode TYPING - LETTER WRITING PROMPT SERVICE Im n U d Bale* A Serrtce PHONE 3198 M l m at 404 Sanford All. Natl. Bank Bldg CREDIT BUREAU OF fiANFOlQ EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapea-Upbolaiery and Slip Coma. Flneat Workmanship 1219 Flitted —. _______ _ by ltad .......... msm m ^ 9179 UnfBnt M a ster C raftsm en. RED-I-MIX CONKRETK 1 I'lMt.) Fainted r.H, | 2U Like Our Reasonable Prleam, _m*» MlMrBbConcrete — 1 8T A N L E Y K U L P W Elm” e7 Thona 1135 STAFFORD BOAT WORKS Phone Oviedo — FOreat 6-3108 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Setptnola Blvd. at Frencli Av*. PHONE 3005 INCOME-TAX-SERV ICE HAYNES Office Machine Co.. Wm. H. Murray 1954 W1ZZARD 6-H. P. Outboard Typewriters, adding miekJa*a, l i l t Celery Avc. Phone I841-M Metor. Perfect condition. Bargal**-Rentals, 114 Mag.. Ph. 44. Cloietl Sunday and Wednesday tain ITS. PHONE 1384-J_^ SAVR MONEY nn Good Uied fa—FART8-RE PAIRS EM PLOYM ENT Deika anil Offir* Chain, liebuilt lypewriten. Nrw Modtil In PorUhira. POWELL’S OF (R IN G — VALVE 24—CHILD CARE FICE SUPPLY, New Loeation CHILD CARE In my home. Day JO B — $6 —117 Magnolia Av*. or evening. CaU 580-R IT'S TRUE ! ; 7—FUINITUIE—HOU9EROLD BiOTALOY DOES IT! ! 26—HELP WAN TED-FEMALE GOODS In* amaaing and proven procen HOUSEWIFE Ihjt *lve» you a ring and valve Buy your Furniture et Berryl* jog through tin plating pro- Earn extra money. Part or full t urn., Co., at 901 11 W. Wiarekouae ' time selling our nationally ad­ eeaa while you drive. Effective l i t SL All nationally adv. fur­ vertised Sarah Coventry Coifof Ufa ol motor. No equipment tume Jewelry on the Home niture et warehouse price*. to-buy. No work to do. Party Plan. No canvassing, delivery or colliding. Paya lm MOTALOY SALES mediately by check. For per FURNITURE CLEARANCE D efi S r — 2525 8W 8th St. aonal interview write, giving USED 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite .. 99.99 phone number, to— C. SHITI1, ; MIAMI. FLA . Plastic Living Room Suit* 939.59 AlS N. Westmoreland Drive, Or Send check, money order for Plastic Sola Bed ........... 9U.9I Undo. ( W; Poetaga end Insurance pre­ 2Pc Lawton Living Room .................................. 139.88 paid. EXPERIENCED Sales Lady. Apply Suita Chair . ................ t).9f H. A A. Dent. Store, Corner 4th [xmngo Pintle Cocktail Chair a . ... 92.98 EXPERT FRONT END ALIGNand Sanford Ave. 3Pc. Wicker Living Room MINT AND WHEEL BALANCING-Pauenger cara and Truck*; NURSES AIDS, white, experience Suite .................................. 937A6 93.19 preferred but not necessary. Ap- Wicker Rocker ...... all makaa, a i m— ton to S911.18 Seminole Memorial Koapl- Platform Rocker tog. Seminole County Motori, 97.99 I|fc Bit E. Tat. fit. PHONE 1011. j Friday, Mar. 2, 11 a. m. to Telephone Stand 3 p* m* ,, Chtfferob* ............ 117.99 Dreiser Base ............... 94.11 12—TRAIL Small Buffet t-Pc. __________ Dining Room Suite 924.88 S e l l pay YOU to tee US before CLERK — TYPIST Lar^e . 912.53 Large Dining Room Table* T ‘ buy. Open EvenInga and Vanity, with Mirror 96.99 Unpainted Comer BookJhelf 93.89 Ti 8*1*1, National eoniuracr finance com­ Svolleri ..................... ........ . 9456 pany, opening new braneh In Small Daak and Chair - 65 xs Sanford, ha* opportunity for Chroma Chairs ___ . . . . 6491 HOUtE TRAILER. 1SO-Ft 1161 Coyoung lady 18 to 25 to *ecure looLU. Call 304T.il 91 no DOWN employment. Muat bo good tyEASY TERMS »• ial and accurate with figure*, BED CAM 'o experience neceaaary. Apply M ather o f Sanford Mr. Snxne at 116 N. Park Ave,, 998-86 t u n Pkaan 1M 1349 pODGE Bualneai Coupe. Good Thursday afternoon and Friday. ... P paint, aeat coven, excellent j tlMf. condition. BARGAIN 9390 I7-HELF WANTED—MALE PHONE 1384J J. Visit ECHOLS Balcony Men agea 18 to 30 to Mara Fnrnltum DtopUycd for aaiy GOOD Clean '43 Ford. 1103 Oak TWO meat cutting. Apply Mr. Bula, Avy., Pboa* U4-J snd Convenient Exnmlngttoa Lovett'*, 3rd St, aS '“■“Rs.ara THE SANFORD HERALD 46—FARM AND GARDEN mS&VSSSBB athi raved Carport* — Insula ti Jalad $7195 _ LEAVITT 4 OBAMQ1 W. P. SMITH 3515 Tark Ph. 1174-J EXTRA PROFITS Add • lino of Paint and Var­ nish Producta to your retail husineas-N'atlonal Co. nffera exeluilva territory - Reply Box 6233, Surfaide, Miami Beach, Fl*. Opportunity only knock* one* unless it's one of our new door*. Thl* door ia a modem alab door, smooth and alngla - panelled, light weight but strong aa Her. culaa after a good night's rest. It In sng-prnof and awvll-proof ant] Juat about the finest low. coat door with high-coat fea* turea on the markeL \V* atoek 'em—all alien but Just ana grade—SUPERIOR . . Call on uj soon* tk«<i«MwUMr CONCRETE $498 DOWN Oat West 13th 8L Tl tNwly*gilwti keveW l I I hmwHS* VI.V r.g FCfTg •viji; ^3 ii ► .*T>- X ti• -.tsi J �BORDEN'S EVAPORATED TALL CANS IU M1T « P H A M ). (LIMIT ONE WITH 95.00 OR MORE ORDER Featuring "Good Eating For Only p Sends each You Dairy Special STEAK WHEN YOU TRY ALL THREE KINDS NOW BETTER TH A N EVER Swanson BORDEN'S Aged Wisconsin Cheddsr BORDEN'S CREAM Chicken Turkey Beef REND PANEL with Hue picture' fmm ell » kind* in: line Refund Rm *21, Cemdrn 1, N. J. I.lmll On* f’rr Family la. Grade A D i- lh . fir WHOLE D Avcrags LYKES SUGAR CREEK 4 - 7-lb. A verage TALL CANS LIBBY or SEABROOK FARMS CHOPPED BROCCOLI M IXED VEGETABLES Leaf or Chopped SPINACH * PKGS. 2 0 K INCAN’S RELIABLE SLICED * LYKES CIRCUS MEATY I’ORK W IENERSLb 2 5 c Spare Ribs ^ 3 5 c SEABROOK FARMS SLICED FRESHLY GROUND “GOOD EATIN KRAFT DINNERS 2 pkgs. for 25c Kitchen Choice Apple Jolly 24-oz, F. F. V, Vanilla Wafers 19c 11-oz. 25c SIIURFINB Salad Dressing YELLOW GLOBE Aunt Jemima CORN MEAL 5-lbs. 29c RED SNAPPER STEAKS GROUPER BONELESS FILLETS COOKED FLORIDA LOBSTER BAKI-RITE Shortening CELLO PACK (Limit 1 With 95.00 Order) NIBLETS WHOLE KERNEL And Introducing Our Own REYNOLDS WRAP KEG. ROLL 29< STAR K1ST TUNA CHUNK STYLE 37c V K Come In • Sam ple a / POUND VACUUM Cake Roll CAN REGULAR PRICE 49c ON FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY l O (Limit Ons,— With 95.00 or Mors Order) BEECHNUT •TRAINED BABY FOOD 3 JARS 29c CLOUD K1ST No. 2)4 Can VELDA IC E C R E A M ^ c FOR PURE SHOPPING PLEASURE IT'S SWEET *11 P O TA TO E S * |C * CONVENIENT F R E E PA R K IN G it PO PU LA R P IE C E S it CONTINUOUS MUSIC PARK AVE. at 25th ST. - SANFORD ★ FR IE N D L Y EM PLOYEES it COM PLETE A IR CONDITIONING �P 'X ' 'n * ’ [ftf 1 ■ c^ m r w j j -vK^ /•-' In Sanford Shop and Save AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER OLIJME XLVIII K e U b lh M I W W HANFORD. FLORIDA Capt. R. Jackson Inducted As New Member Of Kiwanis f Hobby W ill Not Enter Race For Sheriff Many Issues W ill Be Solved Al Family Life Institute Here Lake Mary Pioneer Night Set Tuesday A t 7:B0 Atomic Power Plant Proiecf Undertaken P-TA Meets Tonite Touhy Named Vice Chairman O f Public i Relations Group Hospital Notes n^L’-IJF?I*'‘jk^t . * " 1' ‘ ■ ■ Weather Fair today, (snlthl and Friday, (lowly rising temperutureaj law tonight 17*13. , THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1D56 Fish Camp operators In the Lake Jessup area are becoming angry over the "light efforts'’ be­ ing made lo control tiic growth of hyacinths in the lakes of Semi­ nole County. Four uf tne operators hate writ len a letter to the Dlrcclnr of Die Hyacinth Control Board of the Came and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission asking for an explanation Tab* denoting 103 years of per* and to be bo advised of the facta fact attendance were presented at and figures on hyacinth spraying yesterday's noon luncheon meet­ In Lake Jessup. ing of tho Hanford Kiwanis Club According to Hie letter, slgnud B* Martin Stfnedpher, clialrninn by the operators of Black Ham of the chib’s attendance commit­ mock Fish Camp, Hilcy’s Fish tee. staged the program. Camp, Crowe's Fish Camp, aud Looking on and nodding ap­ 1 Myer’s Fish Camp, "The public proval of tiie excellent uUuiiduiic* and land owners around the lake b* D. J. Scott, uf Altamonte wish to .find out why wo haven't ptings, • past international trus­ gottrn something done.* * . tee, past international vice presl- Tiie group of operators stated dent, past president of the Winne- in (heir letter Dial they were AT THE KICK OFF BREAKFAST this morning at the .Mayfair Inn for (lie Seminole County Ameri­ peg Club and past president of advised at a meeting of Die Board can Red Cross fund campaign are: (sealed > Mrs. Alton llridgem, General Cion mum uf thu fund cam­ the Chicago Club. Scott it also a of Seminole County Commission­ paign and .Mrs. BUiulcy Kupl. Advance (lifts chairman. (Standing loft to right) urn thu Rev. Milton ers meeting early in November, Wyutt, Seminole County Red Cross Chapter chairman, A. IL Peterson Jr., Jiiyoce president. Captain member of the local cluts. Roheit W. Jackson, Commanding Officer. SNA AS, Edwin Hhlnholsrr, representing Seminole County I’rlur to panel discussion on "at. by a representative of tha Hya­ attorneys, and Lt, Raymond I,uc» of the Salvation Army. (Staff Photo) tcnaunce" conducted by Stiue- cinth Control Board, thut 11,000 clpher and in ninth attendance would be spent in Die control o! committee niumhura took pait, hyacinths on Luke Jessup. "They did spray," the letter iptain Itobert W, Jackson, Coramuling Officer of thu Sanford read, "With one plane for about Naval Au\illaiy Ait' Station v, ns half a day, and wo venture to inducted into thu club us a new soy ili.il there wasn't two per cent of Die hyacinths killed.” member. Based on preliminary figures However, Din Fish l amp opera ami tabulations, births, deaths, Lester Tharp, chutnnan of the Jdembership Committee of the tors claim that in a few mouths, marriages and divorces In Florida J. Luther Iloiihy, mi.-pended Sanford Kiwanis Club, assisted by the hyaeintlis multiply at tiie rale ill increased In number in 11*53. Sheriff of Seminole County, Ihi* committee member* Muck N. of 25 per cent more acreage, "If Tiie continued growth of Die popu­ morning said, "For obvious rea­ hyacinths are to be eradicat­ lation of Die State is the principle Cleveland Jr. and tho Rev. .Milton Die ed," W. W. lliley said, in ex­ factor responsible lor tiiew- In­ sons, I had hoped the Federal Wyatt, conducted the brief but in­ plaining Die operators’ view to­ Court Jury would arqult mp of the teresting ceremony making Cnpt- ward the program now being used, creases, according to the Vital charges trumped up against me, tatWtirs Report of Die l-'lurttla l i n Jackson a member of tho lo­ "One area must be eliminated tit not by the Federal Government, cal organisation. a time with a thorough job of era­ State Board of Ileal til. lint hy local political enemies of i Using, for tbe first time, a dicating the poky water plants be­ In Seminole County, according mine, mi Dint I might, without any Builder's Apron, Captain Jackson fore going to another aica." to Die report, tlirro were 310 mar­ hesitancy, oifer myself as a candi­ was presented the whit* tieon "The stale is Just wasting the riages vviih 17-1 divorce* granted. date for re-election to the ufficc of Wind me your problem* or The increase in population cumc Sheriff of Seminole County." apron by Tharp with the explana­ taxpayers money," lliley said, need* in regard to family life through birth* registered In tho tion that signatures of all club "Everybody seems to be en­ County which totaled 871 for 1055, lie said. In his statement today, education’ Do you need some members are to be ((cured and tirely dissatisfied wills your light "The fart that the ease results*! In written on the white cloth apron efforts, ami expect tha Stale In with 435 white births and 43fl coir- a mistrial prevents my doing litis, help with the i|ueislioni asked by your youngsters? Special problems which I* significant of the Kl- carry on with the promise to con­ cd. because I long ago decided Dial mi wills your IrenngnrT What Is ex­ wanls Club slogan, "We Build". There were 2 9 *1 death* add Die trol the hyacinths in Lake Jes­ one should offer himself as a can­ ( 0 Kiwanis Club President A! \Vil­ sup," the letter to the State Hoard report in in tabulation* county didate for public office were Diere pected of you as a parent? What lon said, at tha conclusion of the said. by county, of which 1GT recorded any possible reason for Dio doe* ll menu to grow up? The illffemnru between leva ami infatua­ induction ceremony, "We ere hap­ "Fishermen and sportsmen arc were white, 129 colored. public to question Ids Inlogrit)’ or tion? Going steady—is It Just a py to haea you'•hoard." Infant deaths, said Die report, character." willing lo help in eradicating the fad 7 Captain Jackson laid, "I am hyacinths,” Fish Camp tipciutur totaled 37 for Seminole County "In rhooslng not tn run at this The- 1* me some of tlia qur*happy to be aboard and consider. It lliley said, "But they don't want during tiie pn*l year, eight of them time," said lloliby, "I am not un,tin ns that inny be lie the ting puri> signal honor to bo the first tto to seo their money wasted." ' being white, 29 colored, niiiinrlnir m.v voluntary retirement wear the builder’s apron." Ri (Until deaths from various from politic*. I merely want time | cuts and adults Ill announcing (lie winning of c.iu>c* were tubulated by tiie Flor­ enough to rlear my name so Dint These nml fill other problem* tho "Achievement Award’* by the ida Stale Hoard of Health in its mV "de and children need n I »iif- I bn I fme Seminole County patent* A n n u a l annual Sanford Kiwanis Club, Ralph (inures. fer any further embarrassment and of .s.dimiJ age children will tie nitj ewe led a l Die Family Life lu-tirfniith, secretary of the club and There were three from tubercu heartbreak." immediate past Lieutenant Cover, lulls, one from syphilis, 4*1 (mm In making this slalement. Hobby tiilc lo be conducted tiy l)r. Hubert nor laid, "We’ro proud of our club cancer, six from diabetes, two sail, "1 would also like tn saj | ,1 Kchnildl, Monday ami Tuesday at all timrs but when It hits tho front anemias, 12 from Influenza that I am hopeful Die |ienplu ef night. .March 5-fl al Seminole High Tiie Lake Mary 31st Annual top, we’re doubly proud.” And ami pneumonia, 27 from cerebral Seminole County will lock favor­ School. he added, "This Is tbs second Pioneer Night will takn place at emeular disease, 95 front heart ably upon the randldaey of my The In dilute will begin a I 7 13 Community Bulbllng in Lake p, m in llm High Bcliind Audi* time in tha history of the Sanford the Mary on Tuesday evening at 7:30 disease, 11 from all other elrru Chief Deputy Ollls (i, Owen " lor Him. Club w* hava achieved this go#!." Intory disease*, seven from nrphHe said, "He I 1 . 1 * served tiie peo­ Hr. Schmidt tome* to Sanford Those taking part In tha panel p.m. March 8. rltls and nophrodi, six from motor ple of tills county faithfully and This Annual Pioneer Night Is set vohirle aerirlents anil 10 from well. Ho is a lugli typo Christian fruiii l|i,, General Extension lllvl* discussion on attendance were, Richard Packard. Harvey Hale. aside la honor Die older clllrens. other arridrnl*. pertain and possesses the qualili- Iskin of the University of Florida ^Gordon Frederick and Dougina It is Lako Mary's contribution in Hrart diseases continue to head callon* necessary to make a good in • noperallon with Dm Seminole giving the older folks a chance the list for death causes with sheriff. Even the people who were County Parent-Teacher* Associa­ %ten»trom. to meet their friends and soma of taking the next largest toll, all out to get me were not atdo to tion. Seminole County's most outstand­ enneer with 27 from cerebral vawiular find the first shred of evidence to OffI Inis of the P-TA nrjrnnhm* ing citizens will pay hamngo ta disease* third. besmirch his rhurortcr as they lh >- |l(,e sny "We are fortunate (he old folks. :o , ip-ore hinJi x'-qualified Imttruc. have assassinated mine.'' "See and hear the man who SABRE JF.T TRAINING WING Hobby coneludr.-d, "He will make tur " spoke al the First Pioneer Night. TSUIKI, Japan 58—Four Japan­ you a good sheriff." Thursday night. March R, 31 years *go. Also, enjoy a good thcle will be a Joint panel illsA large atomla power plant pro- entertainment, sec Ilia 10 most ese and four American pilots In ru-*i'tn between youth and rulull*. Jtrt It being undertaken Jointly beautiful girl* in Seminole County, FB8 Satire) Jets took to the akiea Ttrer is will be no admission by Florida's three major utility mil hear Henry ItussI, and Robert today lo mark formation of Jap­ Mrs. Randall Chase will head a chaigr. .companies, It was revealed today Armstrong," a Lake Mary resident an's first Sabre Jet training wing. In a tight formation of two panel tonight at Smithsldn School hjy Robert Fite, President and PAYROLL INCREASES General Manager of tha Florida stated. There will be gifts for Die fllghl* they swooped low over this for Uto program of the P-TA. Topic five oldest ladies and for tho five booming training base. discussed will he "Jnvcnlln Pro* WASHINGTON '.8-Tlin federal Power and Light Company. government’s civilian payroll In­ Florida Power and Light Com­ oldest men; and a gift for the (hie of tho Japanese, Lt. Col. lection". pany, Tumpa Electric Company couple who has been married Die Mnsanobu Ibusukl, piloted a Navy This meeting, the first alnca De* d e n t'd by 3,Ml in January In of Tampa and th« Florida Power longest number of years. A rib­ Zero in thu Dec. 7, 1041, attack •ember, will -tart at R p.m. and (reaih n tntat of 2.340.091, the Sen* Corporation of St. Petersburg hava bon marked "Lake Mary 3tsi An­ on Fearl Harbor Ihnl brought all P-TA members are asked to ate-llnuse Committee on Nonesentered Into an agreement with nual Pioneer Night" will admit America Into World War II. attend. senlial Expenditures n i l today. Babcock and Wilcox Company and any qualified holder ta the Bit/ Allis Chalmers Company looking Theatre, as the guest of Ezra Kimto a target dale of 11*02-11*03 for broil, manager. llhc construction and operation of a The Sanford bu* will leave the major power plant using atomic corner of Magnolia Avo. and First energy fur furl to be located at on St. at 6:53 p.m. For bus transporta­ appropriate site within suitable tion, telephono Sanford 1444. Tho transmission distance of all three Ini* will go out Park Avo. ta 20th companies, Fit* mealed. St., through (irapevlile and Mayman, bring them out to Lake Mary and It will atop along the way to pick up paiscngeri. "If you know an elderly lady or man, bring Diem out lo ake Mary Community Building Tuesday even­ George Touhy, executive vice ing. They will enjoy It, and you president of the First Federal will be well rewarded for your Savings and Loan Association of time," It was Haled. Seminole County, ha* been ap­ pointed Vice Chairman of the Public Relation* Committee of the United State* Savings »nd Loan League. Feb. II The appointment was announced Nolly Dunn today by Walter If. Dreier. Oliver Jelka Evansville, Indiana, president of Discharge* 11 •* eLattne, which Is the nationJohn McQueen v ido trade organization of the Mr*. Dolhella Stapler livings and loan business and reSirs. Virginia Talbott j rerents mora than 4,200 saving* Baby Stapler / ■nrialJoni and co-operative Mrs. Mary Tamm * L.-nks, Mrs. Cecilia Ileal The ' Public Relation* CornMarch 1 i• »t'idles mel hods « I de Admission* vcloplng public knowledge of md Mrs. R. J. Hawkins enthusiasm for the thrift and CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACKBON, COMMANDING O e flc a ii, b.NAAH, Is welcomed Into the BanDischarge* home ownership aervlvee* of sav­ ford Khvanli Club by D. J, Scott, Past International Trustee, Pa»t International vice president, ing* association* and eo-opcritlve Sir*. William Carson (Loiigwood) and past president of Um Winnipeg, Ontario and Chicago, III, Kiwnnia Clube. Looking on, at tha right, J m Cuttingham (Longwood) ll Later Tharp, chairman «f tha Membership Coamlttoo of tha Sanford Kiwanis Club (Staff Photo) t .• '•’• S f^ r a id Hyacinth Issue (Creates Anger Board Of Health Gives '55 Report •;. ,', V*•’ rj[’•. < '-i .,^ V*' > flWJ ill s%‘ ? ' . Gets Underway Today W itk $ 8 ,0 0 0 Goal Kickoff Officials Cracking Breakfast Down On Persons Held Liffering Highways Seminole County official* are beginning to cnick down nn vio­ lator* of State law* preventing the dumping of garbage along high­ ways. The Board of Seminole County Commissioner*, at their last meet­ ing, became aware of the grow­ ing violation of n law that pre­ vents garbage dumped along high­ way- and loft tn become a hazard, health menace, and an unilgltUy landscape. Various auctions of the County hnie been littered with paper bag* stuffed with hottlcs, tin cans, kit­ chen garbage, and paper appar­ ently thrown from automobile* in prominent locution*. Complaint* of the trash and gar­ bage dumping menace began in seep into the rc|<orli tn Dm com­ missioners. Dump* arc provided for Ihe pur­ pose of disposin') of garbage, Commissioner John Melsch *nkl this morning. One dump is locat­ ed At thu abandoned day pH on the Upsala Rond, another In back (it Lake Mary between Lake Mary and Ling wood, as well us another. However, said Mcixch, the Board of County Commissioner* will pro­ vide additional facilities for dump­ ing gurbage if Die needs are mude known. "Not only J k Dtp dumping of KarlinH'j'-^iJruhi! highways ini* sightly, ’ Id Alcisch, "hut It Is a htillli ktsiird ** welt as danger­ ous. We are mowing tha rightofwny* now and tin cons, buttles, pieces of melal and other objects dumped along wllli gaibagc will daiiinga our mowing machine*," "Fit lie ill xInnltd have enough pride In their cunimunity tn keep iu roads and highway* clean and free from trash, garbage and lit­ ter," one commissioner remarked. However, if citizens cimllmiu’tn abuse the law, Dm Board of Cmm* l) Commissioners, at It* last meetins, voted unnniinouily lo notify the public of Dm prevailing law and Die penalties for the Vi' Vw of it, in order to avoid future prosecution, Tho Florida .Statute* point out "it Is unlawful for any person tn dump, or cause to be dumped, or place or rnusn lu he placed, any garbage, refuse or rubbish of any kind whatsoever on or upuu any public park, state designated high­ way, county road, rity street or public lunik, or upon private prothan $5() or by imprisonment lu tha owner.’ ’ Tbe Dilute also points out Dial the violation of the provisions shall be punished hy u line of not moro Ian $U or by imprisonment lu the County Jail for not moru than one month, or by both fine and imprisonment. Christian Church To Take Special Offering Easter Tito First Christian Church will attempt In double Dm mnmmi in its ediicatlim building Rind by taking a special offering Knitter, Apr. I, I’astor Perry L. Stone said today. 'Die minister explained, "Christ was betrayed for 30 pieces of til* ver, Tho plan is In gel every meintier who will tn turn the price of betrayal Into a lova of­ fering for Christ hy saving during the month nf March and bringing lo church on Easier morning 3n piece* of silver for Die building fund. This project Is primarily for our children and those who conto after them! and wiiat wo do for the least of these it 1* as if we were doing It for the laird himself. Plastic bags ami an ex­ planatory letter are being sent in thu membership. Wo can more Ilian double the amount In our fund If, over amt above regular giving, between Mar, 2 and 31 we put in tho plastic bag each day a silver coin for the E n ter offering. Any sacrifice for Die cause will bring ui a blessing.” The proposed, building L ex­ pected to coil $40,000.00. George W. Morgan I* the chairman of tbe building committee. * t The 1B3i1 Seminole County Am­ erican Red Cross Drive gut und* erway lid* morning spearheaded by a kickoff breakfast at the Aiayiair Inn. Captain , Robert IV. Jncksnn, Commanding Officer of lliu Han­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station pledged $1300 for first contribu­ tion in this year's all out affort to raise • budget of moro than $g000 In Semi noIa County. Captnin Jackson, told the group assembled at the Mayfair Inn for Inst ndnuto instructions, “I am representing Dio service personnel in your midst." And ho said, "Tho President of tin* United Hlnte* support* Die celebration of the 75th an­ niversary of thu Red Cross and hn* mid, 'wo in the Federal ser­ vice can, by our example, in­ spire our fellow citizens every­ where to Join as member* of the Red Cross.' Tho Navy Depart­ ment endorse* the humanitarian programs of the Red Cross, especially Recall so of it* service* tn member* of tho Armed Force* and their families." "Toduy, so aro commencing the first annual Charity Drive at the Hanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion, to raise a sum of $10,000," Captain Jackson said. Wo have set aside the amount of $1300 from this total for tha Red Cross, he said. "I am her* to pledge this sum to tha Bemlnota County IWi ‘CM »k/)ff* I ' tMDpsfeu,1 a third mora than we contributed last year", ha concluded, Mr*. Stanley Kupl, chalrmr.n of the Advance Gift* Committee of the Seminole County Red Cross campaign organisation, presided at (lie meeting. Hhe told Iho work era, gathered for the kickoff hrmkfnit, "I can tell you person­ ally of the wonderful work of the Red Cross In Euroite. 1 have visited Europe seven time* ilnco World War II and have *eeii, firsthand, the work dona in tho roticetitiulloh ramp*, the devast­ ated areas, and In the giving of h helping hand In tha tragedies till-re." (libers speaking briefly on be­ half of organisation* and efforts in KernInol* County and for the Red Cross campaign fund were: Lt, Raymond Luco of tha Halvntlon Armyi A. II. Peterson Jr., president of the Herninot* Coun­ ty Junior Chandier of Commerce, Ed Hhlnholsrr on behalf of tho attorneys of Hanford andd Sem­ inole County, and Blr*. Alton llrldgrr*, chairman Of the fund raising campaign committee, Mr*. Itrldgers said, "I am ptrased with the progress so fur in our campaign. Red Cross Isn't a charity — It Is humanitarian. It la In thu emcrgrnlre* when the Red Cross cornea In." Th* cnmpalgn Is now under­ way throughout the County In an all out effort to go over tho top In reaching Ita quota. Ground Observer Corps Operating On 7.4-Hrur Basis Mack N< Cleveland Jr. ★ ★ ★ Mack N. Cleveland To Seek 3rd Term As Representative Ktnto Representative Mack 1C. Cleveland Jr, today announced hie cundldury for a Third Term Bi n member id the Florida Hou.ia of Representative*, Group Ono, During the 1953 Hesslnn of lha Legislature Representative! Cleve­ land served on (he Rules and .Cal­ endar and Flnaneo and Taxation Committee, (Wo nf tho throe most important committees In th* House, and also was a rhairtnon of Judiciary General anil vie* chairman of Public Utilities Com­ mittees, and al*n served n q.C ^iDtntloiial Amendments, Having* and lainu and Home Administra­ tion Committees. Representative Cleveland Is cur­ rently serving as a member of Dio Senate House Interim Legistslive Auditing Commllleo treated during Dio 1933 Session In an ef­ fort to institute uniform account­ ing procedures in all of tho ageocies of Statu government and sup­ ervise the work of the Stata Audi­ tor. Cleveland snyst "That in tho short Hina Ihl* Committee has been functioning, it has already brought about re­ visions lu several of Iho agencies resulting In belter efficiency in these agencies,’’ and ho says "Tllla will In lurn result In an economic saving for Ih Stale.'* "I have sincerely appreciated Ilia opportunity and privilege to serve Ihe people of Seminole Coun­ ty during my two terms, and feci Hut with Dio experience acquired 1 can render an oven greater serv­ ice to ill of Ihe citizens uf Seminolo County if elected. 1 humbly submit my rundldaey for a Third Term with (ho express desire amt hope of eimtinulng tu servo th* people of Scnilnoio County." Cleveland is nn ovcrseiN veteran of World War If, and after Ills discharge In February, 1918, from tho Army Air Corps entered filetson University where bo received IDs HSHA in liMO anil his law degreo in 1951, and sluco that time has been a practicing attor­ ney In Sanford, Ho was born In Hanford and nlLii.kd Sum Inula County schools, graduating from Seminole High School in 1912, He is a member of the Senior and Junior Chambers of Com­ merce First Baptist Church, Sanlord Masonic Lodgu No. ti2, Ameri­ can Legion, Elks, VFW, Kiwpnll, Ihe Florida liar, 49 el p, and ih« Sanford Merchants Association. The Ground Obwver Corn* I* nnernllng on a 24-h-ur bn*'* thron"hnnt Florida and Dio Coun­ try, Gordon Fred-r'ck, sune<vl*or •if Iho Ground Observer Corn* here and a member of tbe loont American Legion Post, atsiil to­ day. However, Hanford lx not . yet in nncratlnn at all, hn «n!d, Fred­ Mr*. J, 1.. Eminisor, 71, died al t erick explained that some nf the Hi'' Seminole Memorial Hospital at unit* nf Hie Seminole County 11:20 ». in. Wrdncsday after * Ground Observer Corn* or-rnnl«n- short llliu'js, lion are In onerntlan, lint In Horn Nov. |3, IHSI In Ogdon*Hnnford there Is no activity at burg, N. Y, slio hail made her all. homo at 2013 Palmetto Ave. for An attempt will be made D* thu past five years, put tho Ground Observer Unit Him had coma to Hnnford front . hero Into operation on a 12-hour Daytona llcach ami was a Mem­ basl* beginning Sunday at tho Ameriran Legion Hut, Frederick ber of tho First Unptl-t Church, said that the plana spotting Port Huron, Mich. Sho is survived group, an tmnorlAnl segment In by her husband, threu stator*, tho defense of our eountry, will lire. Lit* Llchcsttnr, Mr*. Ann*. update from 8 a. m. to 8 p. Bril* Chadwick both of 1) Mlch.j Mr*. Faith Mi-Dor m. Those Interested In serving Fly lit, Mich, and ons nephew. '>*-• with the Ground Observer Corps Funeral service* will bo *t I t and would like to volunteer, ran a- m. Friday at the Orlsson Fit* do so. by calling Mrs. Harry tioral Hmo with Dr. Frod P. Kn*» 3 Russell • t 681-R between A and mlnger officiating. The-remain* 7 a, mi., 11 A. m. and 1 p. m.,.wlll bo token to Anthony far fa> • to ff. -------------------lam ent. J |f ™ Mrs. Eminisor, 74, Dies Wednesday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 29, 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/a2aa7921d86e983a65019ca2b2f6037c.pdf f3a42cf32d915b18aab8cc653d63388e PDF Text Text i l l k Ha to a » • » * » S* uni Ktwanla Club, the r u iiV w I t w in * BALTIMORE, (M-Official brow* fa AaaodaUoo, sad a la Baltimore's' police department fdent of tha Exchange m kott Is worrisoma wonder the*# 1U la • member ef tha dayi over a problem to challenge b Chamber of Comaaoreo Ih* mgaaulty t i Christian Dior. a boea active aa committee* ttag r e a d Improvement# Wbara doaa a lady carry a pistol? county. > . him t* make the r iw t o la to qualified. Snlna of thpto tto ba t o n are: :'** fro sty to awake and grow-'Ill's *P c#urt Varaoa say* hi* ptotforva to sty in the performance of Uea of dork of Circuit Court o pledges prompt aod eouraaretoa lo all olttofn*. H* irk to karmony.ho taya, with ard ef County Conamlaalooar* tker publie offtcUla and win president. A. Dyson; O. K. __ John Meisch. d of Sanford City Gommteim it: r . D. Scott, M Mayor; ayor;___ Ban gtabotham, John Under, DavOatcBeL and Jack Xattgan. amtool# County Officials} Mack Cleveland Jr., Coanty AlterP, Herndon, Clerk of Clrrt( 8. F. Doudoey, Tax U W ; Marlyla Hm-holder, pty FrosecuUng Attorney; E. Houaabotler, County Judga; , J, Daver Cordell, Samtooto My ShrrUL & Baltimore'* policewomen have been given gun* for the tin t time hi departmental hlitory. Commissioner Jam** M. Rep* bron laid the. unlit now, the dlitafr eops have been used primarily in Juvenile caret- pvtltoj the future, be aald, (hay wtil perform more dangeroua criminal work. The weapon le > tpeclally doelgned eaubsoead .31 caliber re­ volver known aa.the "cobra.” Bevoral holateri for carrying It are being toiled by the department. There ere tarioua ecboota of thought on where to carry the eohr. And all have certain advan­ tage* ind diaadvantagaa, . Th# old whmduo-lt itandbr, a puna, apparently baa more of the latter than the former. Tha woman, Hepbron laid, will be uaed ae decoy* In an effort to halt thn growing number of p<tr»» match c**et In the city. At tha puna want an aim would go the gun. Than how would aha make tha em it? Shoulder hoi iter* beneath deftly tailored aulto have been suggestad. But how about luratner when tuita aren't normally wore by wom­ an! During warm weather, chief loipeetor Fred Ford tild. tha ihoulder holater could b* fitted next to tha akin Inaida a auitably plunging blew**. But to allow a quick draw, the decolletaga would have to be (omethlng frightening and them art (trap* which might eninarc tha cobra. Than Ihera'a a holder that fit* Into tha top of the docking. But it might eiu*o docking* to droop aod icami to go awry. It al*o requires a certain baring of tha thigh in or­ der to draw. Legal Notice liar digedtariaa to b* t**n on platform at Plnecreat School hIt J. Bauman, -w preaidant; e Banat M Marchants Aaaoclatio; Volte [.pWUliams J r , Aaalstgnt Btaw't ittarnay; Forest E. Breckenridgs, sure Jess’ Millllllf „ Ja ie p h e. neo n , J r , D »f»iiU »n l, C a s t . No. 9*1*. . T o i JbM ph lU o tt. J r . SIS Drummond Avenu* r , « ■•■toote » K v . « r . s . r « w ; . a . t sou Mimty Chamber of Commerc*; ^h at ,e ibeen brought a i s l s t t you la the above e n lt t iiS in ih# abuvu Hi/11. Orlando, Conlracnsm vd Court, w h fr s ln the re lie f pRrr W*h Wfh construetton construction Company; •ought i-r ibe r u i n l l i r , S iA IIV ohn A. Burton IV, IV. reprer-----1 representing JA K W W .'U TT. le * decren Job* a ra n tU i* Cha late — Elion J.• Moughton, ' —- — — jfhto?ii Arc hi* l- U ln t lrt a d lv o rr* . and »ou n r* y n o lltle d and r*'|U ir* ,l to II I* act; Warren E, Knowlea, City n(p.ra.hri'in n lly o r by a t lo r n r y l w ith f * ^ f * rV Cl.ty * Banford; and C le rk of said f.’u u il lo u r » i I l ­ Jarold neckenbach, chairman, the ian detenee, if any, In Ilia » "inIsmteol* County Chfidren's Cam’ p lain t In rail! null and In eerv* a r j ji y Ih - r .n f upon u tlo m ry fur r t a l u l i f f on nr b r ln r r Ih r I l l f i dav nf Jla rc h , I S K ll- r e ln ( a ll nol or d ,r r * « pro ru n ftm u w ill ba antarvri an a ln at you. W IT N E S S my heud and the o f f i­ cial veal of said Court a l Hanfnrd thta m b day of r e b r u a r y , A . D .. m s/ O. P Harndon, C irc u it C le tk fC le rk ’e K ra i) W ilto n A la ia n d a r A U n ru ry fu r H a ln t lf r P. U. liug SSI Pern P a rk , F lo r id * n u T ii- H t o n m t f t n * T H IS I T R C t f T «V I NT o r T i l l ] S I X T H J l l l H I U I'lSSC t I T o p p i.n N iu A . n a x is van BSSM intlLM COb A T V, IX CM A X I SlH T JO H N u AN DKH BO .V, P t e ln .lt f, u rn s V A H A K C t.lZ A t l E T K A N D R R nnM , D *f*n d a n l, C i m Ko, »fl|T T o . B A R A lt C I.I7 A U K T U A K D E R HON i l t i u r i l D « ilv « ty ils y v llt e , N *w T o il, Ton i r o lu r t b y n a tlfl*d t h t i t u li has b««n b ro u sh t u ia m s t you in th * abov* • m ii j i d r i » * i * iha abnv* nam td i.o u r ,w h r r * in u - t t | i , f b y ^ .te . I'la in iit f , J o h n L 8 ^ P E R S O N 1* ■ d t c r- s s n n l l n e P la ln lir r a d iv u rr* . «Ald d * r r of dlvorcu lo ro n la ln and tn ru rp » ra la m * pruvlM no* In l l u l r r r la ln 8«u«ratio n A (r« * m * n i « n la r ,d In in bv E te to U ff datod A p ril *. r e ts tlv * lo Ih * c u iio d v and IX ,0 • Of f Ticondarogq s jM ? r 5 * tli taullne eaUpulk ! touhchlng whni they steppad ante u T>, ni*ht dr k ot th* USB Tieond. Instead, f 1./ P j ■I*o*ited to their pleoeanl %■ their l a n S n S . 4 . little more than routJite > H Th* te be 2,000th catapulting o/ * • aircraft off th# ship. Pausing « F l « f enough to admire tha JUorlpHon on th# nore of thair ' P ' u Morrow amt crew then Htmebed on another routine ml*. tfw» ton repport of th* U. 8. sixth r rte e t aomewhira in tho Mediter■Ijttean Baa. A hug* cake, eultahly awaited them la tha wady reean upon »• After the cake-cute- son. MARK ad Kbeocxer Htthodtot Church on /V V i. tho old Sanford-Ortindo highway. CHATTANOOGA. TF.NN., • .1 The leadership of them revival of the Fifth Congressional District VicUms of paraplegia her* aren't services will be entirely in the aro opposed to tha federal aid for throwing away thair crutches and hand* of three pra ministerial stu­ school construction bill now being wheelchairs, but many of them art dents from Florida Southern Col- considered by the Rule* Committee eliminating one major handieap.■}» jl'-tV*•' 1, -^*1 , toga at Lakeland. Tha theme cho­ of the House of Representatives, If tht sen** of depeodency tb« dis­ sen for the week to "New Life the results of a poll now being abled often feel because they can't / With Christ." land a Job. taken by Congressman A. R. (Syd) The speaker throughout the Herlong Jr, era an accurate baro­ Directly responsible l« Disabled MBS I !§>«£ week of aarvtcca begianiag this meter. ' Enterprises Ine., a rchabillUUon ’ • * e * .* * Sunday will be tha Rev. John in hie annual questionnaire In center for paraplegics, Ttndel), a la-year-old sophomore the people of the district. Congress­ Chattanooga's tri-stale chapter of student from Miami. During this men Herlong asked this question! th« National- Paraplegic Founda­ past summer he spent su weeks "Several bill* have been Introduced tion. whose leaders worked tire­ teaching Vacatkm Bible School for calling for federal assistance In a lessly . la erisbtish the center, children Ju Cuba and also preached school construction program. One knows of no other center which evangelistic services ta 'tha tans* will no doubt aooa ha cooehtorod by Awns It* own grounds, buMng, to Cuban lowua of tha Orient# Pro­ Congress. We are confronted with open to veterans and nomreterans vince. In eddltloa to this work la tho possibility that aid under any Wales A B Ia fte r Making thsS ftoeth Cats pul alike, furnishes transportation, to Cuba, hn has preached in Starke, such program may be denied state# Tkondoroga., (Offtotal . Photograph U; 8. Navy) operated by paraplegics.ter para­ in the Miami District; and hire which bava not mad# 'satisfactory' and, mod Important, com­ at tho Ebaaoaar Church. progress toward Integrating their Warren Takes Pot plegics. bine* therapy training, employment Tha song services will ha lad school systems. Under these cir­ and public Information In one proj­ by the Rev. Eddy Dchlo. a Junior cumstances, do yon favor tha fed­ quest for aa expansion grant ef Shot A t Opponent ect. student from WUllaton. Ilia tarter eral aid for* school construction tt.ooo from tha -(flea of vocational MIAMI BEACH (^-Fuller War­ father to a former chaplain at the program?" Replies to this question The Chattanooga Junior Cham­ rehabilitation la Nashville aad ren warmed up for hLa guberna­ ber of Commerce recently present­ Washington. Forida State Prison and la now In tha Congressman's office so far torial campaign today by tsktng ed Its distinguished service award the pastor of tha First Methodist are an overwhelming “No”. The Sanford Ftp* Department Church in Wllltslon. Eddy to ac­ "No doubt tho integration Issue had a busy week said Chief Mack a pot shot at one of hit otyonenti, to three paraplegic war veterans The 19,000 has bean placed in the bank and may be used for ad­ tive in music activities at the has had a great deal to do with retlred'Lt. Gen. Sumter Lcwry of for their rolea In tha development ministrative tileries aad offlea and college. Us will alio bring the this trfirrndous opposition to the N. Cleveland Sr. this morning. of Disabled Enterprises. They were However, the Thief (aid, most Tamp*. Gordon Serif. Charles Miller and shop equipment. message tni| Sunday morning at program," Congressman ltortong Small aatembly work, such m ef tha flrta did not claim heavy In a statement. Warren said Low­ Mire Lawrence. 11 a. m. said. "In previous year* when Tha pastor of Um Ebsneier questioned on federal aid to school damage. ry. "baa been shetllng me sharply _ftcott waa tho tri-atale chapter's stuffing toyi and putting "together Church, C. E. MurIin Jf„ also construction, a slight majority of "At on* time last weak, on Fri­ with a barrage of verbal blanks. first chairman whan H waa organ­ panetl tats, comprise* tho- center'! a junior at Lakeland, announces rlhc people replying to tho question­ day night, all of the equipment "A little later on, I may fire ised In toll, with a membership major operation. Than to alio pro­ duction ef wood Item#. plans for tho showing of color naire had favored such a program. waa out,',' and Chief Cleveland aa of 14 paraplegic*. S lue then, more Tha cantor hop** to have AS bp reviewed thn week's firelightjildts each evening depleting the Thn fact that there to a poaetbtllly al this ono-star political general than half tha approximately 900 paraplegics employed regularly by IUa of Christ. Also ha will bring of Florida residents having; to pay fog?„•*■ paraplerics in the area hove be­ messages to tho children by his taxes to support a program and Tha heavtost damags was dona, At prevent, 1 am too busy assem­ come affUlateJ with tha chapter. tha end of (hi* rear, and to totfo scriptural magic. Tha church ex­ not receive any of the mooey ua tho Chief reported Friday morning bling the heavy artillary for more lo lasi, Scott purchased a site or purchase equipment, needed to tend* a warm Invitation to all of less we Integrate our eehools cer­ when a frame home at 413 East formidable enemies to take time to for a workshop with M3,009 of hli Hindi* new butlnett. tills community to attend and take tainly must have had it* effect," 8th St. was at least 80 perm it lob a few shells Into the general’s own monry. A fund-ralalng cam­ On* of tha major factor* in plan­ walnut-paneled, rerslan-carpcled ning work at the center haa been part in these service*. Herlong continued. “ Another thing destroyed. The rental house is foxhole on th* Tamps "front." paign brought In 83.000. the establishment ef work matte — ...... ... ...... — —Gm Kelley, author of the bill,- ° * n*d by D. C. Brock, according With contributions of materials, ods and procedures designed to Lowry, who is campaigning on told mo that'there was no question to the Fir* Department Chief* a platform of maintaining segre­ equipment anJ labor by Chatta­ train parapltgics (or Jobe ta regu­ State Market Here but wno wanted that any person v..._ — -- to records, gation, said Tuesday that Warren, nooga building and labor organ­ lar Industry, ____ ____ . .. ‘ “ l an othei bring suit and obtain Suffers Spreading could when he was governor, vetoed a isations. tho chapter converted the Its income from total tales and order which would prevent any of Grapsvl clause In a 1931 appropriations bill lone building on its properly into service* was MJ.OOO tort year, money from being spent ta ;im t» i Decline Last Week the which would hive taken public a work, sales, training and recre­ compared ta 38,009 to 1AM. ward the construction of any gmfort school funds away from counties ation center with emphasis on "Fairs, shows and expositions {schools which were not integrated, when • " * permitting a mixture of the races. physical therapy. ire Invaluable In It, theA ilmtti.lliniHSHl development The NAACP has alreadyserved ty W*1 If Mtiding The By November 1934 tho chapter of all phases of agriculture and notice that suchsuit will be chief. Fi-ORIDA TIMES-UNION was able lo buy the property from Florida Is extremely fortunate In ing In lbs nns house on Fifth St. Scott at the tame price ha patJ Dally DtHrtry Ihil its Cnmmlntinner of Agricul­ It was In a pretty heavily popu­ ture, Nathan Mire, recognises (his problem is and have expressed Phont 17ST for lated area," ha aald and the antire for it. The same month, tha arginliifact," according to L. H. Lewis, themselpes so conclusively on this area waa threatened, Prompt Sorrier tlon arrived approval of a re­ Directo- of Florida‘a market sys­ program," tha Congressman contem. "It Is through Mr, Mayo's eluded, foreslgntedncsa and his intense Tha federal aid to school con­ interest and desire to improve struction bill haa bean pasted by Florida’s agricultural Industry that tha Education and Labor Commit­ some of tha finest facilities in the tee of tha House and U now before south have been provided for thto tha Rule* Committee. Uniat* Um purpose. bill parte* that committee, there Florida is particularly fortunate is lltlla likelihood of Hs being In the fact that most of our major UR to til# Hottaa M Repre­ show* Involving agriculture, hor­ brought sentatives this session. . ticulture, animal husbandry and the tike are staved durinv the win­ ter months when they serve the Driver's License double purpose of spurring our own folks to new achievements, Activity Report and offering thousands of visitors from other stair, an opportunity Revealed Today to see our proJucts and rstch a The driver's license division of vision of thn possibilities for fu­ the Department nf Tubllc Safety ture development. today released its Decrmher ac­ "Volume-wise and prleewlse we tivity report showing Ih* following experienced a "spreading decline" Seminole \County and sta te w id e at our Sanford State Market last aclions against Florida drivers. week," Manager Sandy Anderson The division revoked 917 llcenbemoaned in hli weekly report. ars, suspended 334 and canceltd "We only sold 62,980 units valued 143. at 8101,137 S3, a decrease of 32,397 In addition, ini war* returned units and 133.630.43 value. A good by the parole commission with re­ portion of this decrease was strictions. brought about by- slow trading in Following actions were (hose to cabbsi*, celery, Iceberg lettuce, Seminole County: Oviedo—Frank cauliflower, which Is our heaviest Kostik, Nathaniel Whlttncy, Re­ volupte. Good supplies of most voked; John Plnkey Hart, Csnitems are expected this week." cried; Nish McNeil, Returnad by tha Parole Commiasloo with R*Peanut oil forme th* h u e of itrlcUona. many far* ereami, shaving Sanford. William Grenn, Su»creams, hair Intloas, and other pended; Everett Raymond Snyder, cosmetici, because it aoergliai Sylvester Burley, Abner Dehart tha skin. Hauga, Relumed by the Parote Soil erosion has forced U. S. Commission with Restrictions, " farmers lo abandon over 35 mil­ Lake Mary, Edward lArrau, lion acre* nf crop land. Average .Suipendrd; Geneva, Alex Levine, loss is 500,000 acres a year. Suspended, M m m \ W v .L. ‘X - I L B . ,N• * ni1 ,* °u * r a l\1*l*ta4 Shd rrouir»<( m n u ip a rto n a lly or ,l>yn a iio r li» y ) w ith JJJ a f jd C ourt y m ir w r i t . H " J j * ' , J * * " T . «o/«»i* Cum•Jtejnt in oald su it and In oorvn a tfa rn - y fo r P aln l f f on o r b rfo ro Iho I t i h d o r o f M a rrli, l i l t Horoln f a ll not or ' i r YOU, MY FRIEND. DON'T WANT TO SPEND TOO MUCH FOR A USED CAR HEED WEI,L IN TIME THIS I.ITTLE RHYME: OUR PRICES ARE WAY BELOW PAR W" 1 "* ” u ,,< t i l l , * * 'h Al r o f *r' bru* r r , A . n * O V llr r n d - a C" ,k f t ) CHATTER by Tommy O'* M l F in a l M l S. F M 10 n a n thto atom haa ««Mly eboarwad th* fa). U S I hours > o a y i 0 « , a k <• O tll p . m , 999 6 ? JLhTX11* * 9, M I y Ta Keep Hi. on A*4 C*f Preyarly »’i Gulf Serv. CHEVROLET BELA1R NOMAD LOADED SAVE PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN LOCAL OWNER-VERY NICE PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN HYDRA. HEATER FORI) MAINLINE S-DOOR NEW -PAINT — VERY GOOD CHEVROLET DELUXE 4-DOOR VERY NICE — BLACK FINISH CADILLAC H 4-DOOR SEDAN FULLY EQUlPPjED OPEN EVENINGS I O’CLOCK f f i C O d i^ M M l h ftv t"llli UdMl ' " w^,B .I , ,. « j , ► ,* • *J y / ‘n ' ’ *• • ' t j WhS«*loviCUAN..iit*M*t•eUttW |J" "» *’I " ||i* O SA FI« 1I • I*-"' ^ *b>{' VVJ(jt* ttekl .T. «n4 |ua» . �■ . 1 • A •. i C m ^ In Sanford Shop and Saw .......... ......................... ..... HANFORD. FLO RID A KaUblished IM * — -T-.C n w e i a v i i L ., HBB 1* TU ESD A Y . FEB R U A R Y 28. 19M —* °— '— 1MB February Permits Go Over Half Million Kiwarus Club Receives evementAward 1955 Activities t The Sanford Kiwanli Club re* reived tha F l o r i d a District Achievement Award In the division tppicacnted by lla clgb member* Building permits for tha City af ihip. -.. Sanford will go over tha half mil­ The Achievement Award* Com* lion dollar mirk for lha monlh of mittee for lha Florida District mat February Ihls year. in Urlando Jan. 32 to grade Iho According (o John M, Rltton, 1033 reports. Ruthllng In ferio r for Ihe’ City, M. R. Strickland wns president ot the local club during toe year permits up‘tn today total 1102.370. Tomorrow, 'Feb. ?!*. b«cinnm*j \ \ Brawn Millar announced to-,for which tha award was made, The ronllnurd growth of Sanford p Ilia candidacy for raelection | W. W. “ Doc" Davies, chairman at. 1 p. m. Ihr>students at Femla marked In Iho new building that Inoln illgh School will hold their IHitriet I for tha Samlnola^f lha commute* evaluating tha Senator Douglas Slrnutrnm of U under rniiMruciion^t this time Tha Board of Bamlnot*) Couitf uptr. Board of Commissioner*'report* announced tho winneia Leap Year Radio Hawkins D a y S eif, nl lo.t,i announced hi« can with prospects of continued ail- fummlulonfrn. beraiue of thelF hiaet to. tha Stay 8 Democratic lute In January after tha club •'vent*. dldary for re-eleetlnn In Ihe Demo- vanrrmrnt ami an Influx in the Intense Interest In Ihe progress of f.very leap year the student coun­ membership was confirmed by tho value of tho French Ave. project, cil nf the school sponsors a leap cratie May primaries. Senator P*'"'"* i o ' th* iiid; Urging* of ‘my friani*." General Office of Klwanla inlet In comparison with Frhruary of h u agreed that (ho Seminole Coutu year dny In which the rover*,, of Strn>.trom wn* rlcclod lo, ihe Sen", •'and because I want national. ale In 193 lo renre*cnl the 37lh 1933, building permits fnr the ty Court House will close Friday tha Board of Commlaaion- Only two of tha ten winners for things is carried nut such a* girls clmslng hoys, luiylng Ihtdr refresh, Senatorlsl Dlslrtct, cmnprlslpg month of February 1034 are more March 9 In order thit County em­ m cam plat a several projects al­ first and honorable mention were than double vvlib two more days lo ploye* may altond Iho dedication nnd nf rourr>r entering the llrrvaril and Srminulp Counties. ready praparad, 1 am asking fpr a repealera from laal year which menls marriage rnce. roromonloa which will ho hold at A 'former Judge of Seminole add to the lotnl. « tM d UrrA." Amtng thosa pro- was an Indication, according lo The flr*l event will ha the Construction for February, as rlanln ahrdlu cmfwyp rmfw c « t f County, he wa* born and r.si>ed at jfctt. ha sayi. are Stale Road 413 Davies who tnnouncoJ the award* S*nfoi\l. anil Is a graduate of Ihe shown In the permits Issued Ihls 4:30 that afternonn. (Catary Ave.) end State Road den* in "Tha Florida Klwanlan", that Sadia Hawkins Day marriage race In which the puts will catch the Bemlnoif^County Clerh of ClrctlH Unlvcrsltv of Florida rnd John B. ntumh, will Include commercial Ara.) to be started In July. competition among Florida's Clubs boys and bP married by "preach­ construction as well as homes and Court said Ihls morning (hgt (ha StrlMin College nf l.aw, I3flll#r aald today, "Since elec* In activities 1 continually tighten­ er" linger Harris for a dime. ■' ' C.surt Hnui'will close and all ens« .Senator Stpn*lrom slated. "I churches, n, 1 have never ml«sed g meet* ing. Other event* such a* a pie Acceleration I* experlcd In Ihe ploje* will avail Ihemscivea nf Ihi f af the Board of County Com* Tim Sanford Club was judged eating contest, tug of war. sack have appreciated the privilege of illonera and hava voted my in the group for the Silver Awiird rare, pillow fight, hog railin'; •ervice in Ibe Florida Senalc af­ number and tola' value of construc­ opportunity to attend lh« ribbon HHNATOH DtHfil.AR KTKNSTROM p convictions on very qucstlnn. for clubs of It to 1U0 members. eonlevt. nnd grensed pig laco will forded* me by Ihe people of the tion apparently planned for the rulting ceremonies that will ha held Immodialely in fronl of S#m» I " have favored and worked for Clearwater's Klwanla Club racale- take place at :ifl minute intervals, 3Tlh District. I hope that my public future, gl] forward-looking projects aurh c.) honoratdo mention. nnd private conduct has been such The iprnlng of tho French Ave. Inole High ffchnol. up til .V ui p. m. as tha Seminole Memorial Hosp­ nv In merit your continued confi­ thoroughfare will, no doubt, ex­ The Semlnnl# Kith School point The different rlubs nf the irh«n| The Cold Award, (pr clubs n( ital. Highway 1T-9I, 31th Street. pand the commercial and industrial was rhostn, said James A. Wright, dence and support, are sponsoring booths and «ill Xftneh Ave., and tha General 101 memt-er* and over, was won • el| candied, apples, autf drink*, rhalrman of th* Seminole I'ountf *'l like In fl-el M ini the vote 1 have building for the future. nferd Mtmorial Library and by Din St: Petersburg Club with anow cones, waffles, sandwiche ru>l in Ibe Senate has been In Ihe Construction permit* Issued In Chamber nf Commerce Fr*n, ’$ Urlando placing second (or honor­ iseum, a* well as working (or public inlrrcvl and that In .nine February of J93.3 were fnr build­ Ave, Dedlrallnn Commlltro,.' bv coffee and other treats. Also plan nndary made In various parta able mcnt'rn. • mall way, I have ronlrihuted lo ing valued at $213,(179, Gillnn said eauto of Its vantage point In r i f * Tha Orange Award fnr first ned is a t.alloon booth, a dm tha county and a workshop and same honth and pltcdi-ball-al-lhe • Hie Ideal of rlcun government in nv he rrvealn.l Ihe more than half Ing th# entire project and hediii • raga huildlag to protect expen* place went to Munlicello with man booth | n which »mne "un-1 A swimming pool for the Golds.' Tha Board of rninmlssloner* un- Floriri* million dollar total for lha first 27 nf Ihe targe area avallabl* f f Miami Orach receiving honorable I lucky tracher may get „ .ticnrli- boro Recreation Area » m Hia key oummaly agiecd to look Inin the eho Toad rntjlpmrnt. parking and In placing tha ''I will continue, If re-elerlrd, In da.' s nf Dili monlh. * “ I am, at Ihe preienl time. mention. ing. ui*cu*sion at lint uight's meeting matter o( io*i, ij ,c „l pool, nnd rnuprrale with county, city, and ers platform. for lha lllua Award, Umatilla Chairman of tha Board of Sem­ At d p . nv a s<piaro dune, will nl Ihe Board "f Ranford City nclliod of financing, school ofltcinl* of both' Brevard Interest Is Increasing In tha <4a« inole Ceunty Commliilonen," Mil. won first place, with h.imitat.lu iho held In lha audilluruo) of the Conun is*toner*. hutllei in ltnl night • run Mug and Seminole I'minlles when called rilcatlon which Is scheduled to ,M l , 1#r said, "and have rendered a* mention going *« lha Nuitn Shot* ' school and will last to 0 p. in. A Cninuii»»ioiier John Rrider said, "1 Sanfuixl . , Com upon, and lo work for tho growth plac# in approximately ten d m . ’' -final a service to the public ai illnml Reach Club. hand will furnish tha mush- and *•[ tcalizc » i hava nu money at missionera mlaalonera ag.ecd aairrd t« to abandon 1HJ 1«: development of our two em.nIt Is expected Hist many dignl* libit." Ha aald. "1 have made First Place lor lha While l.its Aimer and Dal*>- Mao will be munieut but lha ttma (v’fl "f recently Inld saner llna n»d tiei, as I lisvo dune in Iho panl." isrle* from over tha entira ilafa a point to Uka time to talk Award went to St. Cloud with recognized. list come to discuss a project that >* seven fool *evvor •asainent in ........ .... ...........,»r*During I’m ................ Illil legislative will ho In Sanford for Jh* fra-*g th people and explain the need Jacksonville Reach receiving hon­ The students bail until 1:1.3 p. i* definitely iiccdu!." . ,h" *«uth*rn area of lha u iy '** *atnn. Senator Blenstrnni served a* nlth hundreds of road mlndad (UU , for road and Hitch work lo any orable mention. in. today to rail their penny . n‘’4V nmatrucilim yuuld [ t*halr^man of Ihe Senale L'ilrus lena and officials from tha anJIJg Jfihtemtad." Members of Ihe grading com­ votes in a lae for the lucky seni­ l ily Manager Warren Kiuiwlc*. CnininlUi* and also on Ihe Ini- ,, ,, V .,,-' ". ih"' Central Florida aj** eoip*"! j Jlllltr elated. "Thla effort has mittee assisting Daviea were! or b«y and girl. The Dublin je .,,1,1 |i,„. | l would tskn 4U to 43 b« siaiiou. for 'both lb«.ribbon* rfittinf Wilbur F. Smith, Uradeatop: u ‘. Invited In attend tbw uvehls.* mnny and th« hannuet y ’jleh wjij K1 Goff, Sanfdrd; Raymond R. u ,».r •J j . ho held at 7 o’clock that nPnlpg talk to because 1 am interested In Orcult, Clearwater: Claude J. pool for the area. j.f(„ nut-of-clty areas tabled (V at tho Mayfair Inn. ‘ your probltm*.” Kandrfrk, Fort Walton Rrarh; Jlayor I . D. Scott told the com* fj,tlicr ciiiisidarnliiin at ihe ucvl to 1913, Slrilslrom ,'a . Voted Ibe De.illi ramc at 2;21 .v miiMh-i.ln In tho I Hornes of tha dljnltarle* wlrg nilir*ioners "We don't luivn enough „( |y,«> Boa id. - W. Brown Miller ramo lo Setn* James A. Fiarhelte, South Jack­ "MimI Prnmieins First Term SonDemocrat at havo accepted invllatim* hava not, Irb. 27 tftole County In 1007, and except sonville; with E. 0. "Skinny" Surmoney tu take advantage of a *|wn i-.pic-tM fnr -licet tigHia ntnr" hv blv S*naio ctillcuauc. In lioipilal, for tha time in the Army dur­ gulun Jr., (Irlando, a member of Adniiwlunv , iM ) f *' ,,*r '1 filM ed hut tbey *"l p.iot dltvvtui •'* superviie the ^re* inhlc.l for fuluie con,Meta Ihe traditional poll of eanitnl cmHo became sorll»"ivjv* Hi Fi-ii, .1 e\prrl,-l tn Inctuite well knone ing World War | In France, ha* the lUSo lutoniatianal Comniiltro J.ihn R. B alter ( Sanf.'rd) ii* .ilion piogrsio in thf City ’ Mun. re.oiinilc>u», be lird f -c tifih ul ice "hen he stilfprrl "a min ir vlrokc IMure* from the Stale’s pulltlcai ‘ waver heon out of tha Country orving as rounsellnr. Malory Ann i’clul.cr; (.Snnfor.lt However, Uoiuulioaiuncr Krhlcr in the st Petersburg Times "Most -»t tho hospital. He had gone there and governmental officer as wrll Jo me* Mnrtiu ftcyimlds | Sanford) •aid, "I am speaking of a summer ^ n r a than a few days at a time. Valuable Senator" award. Id day* hrfore for a nhysiral a. Interested citizens. Mnry ib'mith (Sanford) ptngrnm whi n we do have a pttnl , He la married and with hli An a'’live civic worker. Sion-1checkup and Irpatmcnt for high The hannucl, to be staged by ihg Margaret Austell (Sanford) wife has operated and lived on P-TA Meet Told diiectoe. Tho limn has come—pinvtrom In* «er\(-l as pmblont n( blood pressure. Jessie Muhins (Lnko Mary) Seminido Coimlv Ch-»")ber of Cc,i< hia caltry farm on Celery Ava. ha lily next ycur— when a pnid The Wait Side D-TA will meet the Seminole County Children's Prior In thn *lrnke lie had r* mere#, and headed by Jamea \ Divchargra far over 35 years. He la a mem­ 'director must lie provided." Committer, the American fled vpnndo.l favorably to treatment Wrigld a* conimiltee rhalrman, * Sharon IMw.inl* (Sanford) ber of the Presbyterian Church, Thursday at the school at 8 p. m. Then Kiitlrr *«id "I would like Crow, Junior Chamber of Com- an J h * H rxncrled t n leave fvprrte I In he a sellout affair wi'k Baby (toy Fi|wards (Sinford) kfen’a Bibla Claia. a Mason, lo hear guest speaker, Hugh FailIn sec the City go on lecord for metre, anil Hie Sanford Klwanla the linspilat within s few days. member of the American Legion, ton, primipnl of tha l.aka Mary Rivndy It. Forgu on (.Sanford) an Investigaiinn Inin tho re-ervaibnv a rt ti''e(* ovn't Mrs. Sat all Sloudcnnili'e (Sanford) |iool needed, its co:.t Cluli A vpie ran of JVorld War II. Harold C, Millrr, Kiluoro's *.}- svallshle more than three t|pe':t Yglarani ef Foreign Ware and lha School, Frank Ia Bakor (Sanford) All mamhrri are urged to at­ he ha* served j , Senior Vior-Com iiiuilslratlve avstalanl. said (he sen- *"o. Seminole County Chamber of Commethod nf financing for K*thrr i.egcr (Sanford) tend this session and hear tha "mman dec of Ilias Murid* J)rpariment itor suffered anulher rrrehroJ Tl:# Frenrli Ave. pro.lerl |4 Ihi lake a Mil progtan. to attract lha Not | ol,r , rn< ri * ,,U * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ruby Boy Wcatey <Sanford) leresting and informativa talk" of tho Disabled American Veter-j hemorrhage early this morning llr.*l major nnd building for Si UP tnlUreii to the Goldsboro M ena,,hj , ,.Jcin| ftBlPnlu y , t ,;lB Job-i Kdierton iSanford) he has prepared. an* and a« Cbainnan of tha Slxih '• qUF.EN MARV linn Aim ami Its farllltie*. Hnlverrltv of Florida, «n* louking i'lalric' American I.rgii n Boys' and ihrl sunn afterward. He had inula County In 20 years. .'Iiv. Fannie Frazier 'J , UNnrRGOfNr, o v e r h a u i. CommlRSlolwr Kali lligglnlm- fnr pvojr. t* Mr their "Help Week" Sialo Drngram. lie iv a pav| vice, hern In a •eml-coma for most of Dmothy Kvaus Hie past two diy*. Milter said, -pBOUTHAMPTON. England tB tham said ' Ibis type of facility that were being mud* to Ffh. 23 president of Die Florida Juvenile and was unconscious at lha limr has an intangible value that you re|,U(.e ,|„ lr ..Mcl, VYrck ", Vandals hava scarred and gouged Variety Show Told Interns In County Admistlunv jtosif. furnllure and cabin wall* A variety show will be given for emit put your finder on.' Srmlnntr* ('minty Junior Judies' Association, and is pre­ of death, Delhlia Slapler (Sanford) sently yice-prcvidnnt of Ihe Sem­ members nf the Sinford Tnuriv! abvird Ihe Queen Mary. ('alhrran Bnelev (Sanford) Surveying thn present program ,1.amber of Commene, when Us inole ('bunly Bar Association. Sen- .Mrs. lad* Kilgore, Ids wife. • Schools Revealed son, Itoherf, and a daughter, Mr*. Sprint limestar Intern* In S f i ,kmtia lt.9PO-ton ship Is undergoing and .Shuffleboard (Tub lonighl Birth* that wav put underway at th# first )r„ , d,.nli A. ,, ivtc.snu J. , wvx ainr Alenstrom Iv a past vice-presi­ starting at 7:30 o'clock. fishy Boy Slaplrr fgnual overhaul here. nf Mis year h rider told the rom- r„rltnrir.|, refer.rd Ihnn to th* dent n f i h e Florida naplisl Albert T. Young .It., vl*lleil Ihe Innla CoUhly Schorls, Ibele ma'cr. iroatnr yesterday evening. Dhcharerv , The vagdall*m occurred over the Mr*. John Lee I* r-/*jmrnl*tnr mUaloncrs, "We have enmigh s#n,|nn|f r-nulItv t;„„ „f the ItiMr alignment, and thr nubl'i Urol her hood, He is 34, married, Me*. Sylvia Karp IGeneva) jMekeei while workmen were and Mrs. Sidney Vihlen U director money In romplet# whit W# hava Amrmnt) (*BfUl,rSociety wlilrli Miller *aid doctors at the ho* school umervltor* aro a a folio."! and lias two cluhlirn. of the show. Will lam Allan ISun ford) plliii allriliuled death lo a' stroke Ilnhrrl T. Bush, DeLand,' oo-r-'l bay. * ..... “P *« tired,il Its Gift nnd Loan ( ln*el. •lemming from high blood pros-mhols High In tUnfor.1 recently mnlrihulfd by lire. Beu­ sure. FMTIANGF, AGRERMHNT C. F. Kettle*. lah Thornton, rrdecoiatc I, With Kilgore's deilh, Ihe Damn- Carolina Mcfnfll*. SanforJ. fovrtl MOSCOW (JV — Five American Four of (lie pledger to Fi Lam­ bda Phi fisterility were vent to melical men have arrived in Mos­ rrnlir majority in Ilia Senate was grade, Koulhsirie Primary In 8inSanfonl In romplot* Ihe projast cow Mr a month's visit under *n reduced In one teal, 49-17, The forrt. Mr*. IIIMa tV. D*vl*. Shchlo.i Huffrier f Coral (4n* excham-e I'd'ecment With Ihe So­ West Virginian was th# first sen- Richard Silvan, JarkiAi\v.')tn ble*, Mart'll llervvlta if Miami. viet Union, A Itiivsian me iiral del- at tu tho In this session of Con­ nh>*lral odiicalion.'ScminoU Hlgl S 'ho*!,: Sinfor.l, ‘•’red Oinai, .Inlrs l.'on of Miami, slid IVte ega ion nnW is hi Iho United ,Stairs. gress. Mula of St. IVlershur; weie scot hero not *pcnt the niglil in"lhf Lily Inil Friday nlglil on at rival by dlrt-riion nf lha fmti-rtilty, Saturday morning, umlcr 1Hit nilci lion of Mr*. Gertrmla itl'lgftJdrr, rhalrman o| lha local i xp. rer Society Unit, C-- trnter.iity plcdsm went to work ilraninu and re,tainting tha rvn roui.u at 10.3 KcH 12th St. The Iwn day pro|ctt v.a» ony of eight dtffcrant projrrts *ii as many ritirv in Georgia and Florida imderl*’ »n during the "Help Meek" •ffm lj of th* fraternity. On hand tn sra that Ilia bins aero vtendlly el wnik, and to m a projrrl well done, were Mr*. I'on Bales and Mia. Dlngfeldrt of lha Seminole County Clift, American Cancer Society,‘and Cn- IHd Wil­ letts, rhiiirtnnn of the ('.. iiiiiini’r Servin' Committee of th« local Ja/cca nigadlsation. Tlie Iciya said, "Wa’ra happy that we',# given an opportiinDg lo help In woithr piojtxl* Ihmughoul ttia Slate." SHS Students Hold Sadie Hawkins Day Events Tomorrow Reelection Douglas Stenstrom Seeks Reeiection To Senate Position f Board To Investigate E :i Possibilities Of Pool Sen. H. M, Kilgore Succumbs Today r X T ;* ™ * ? - Hospital Notes U Of F Fralernily Pledges Redecorate Gift, Loan CloseJ Films To Be Shown Th« c p n Wlvoa Club will hava thawing of fjint* on om rer, t«»* nl|hl in the CPO Cluli on the h*.e •tartlnj at 8 o'clock. All memhsra G VKI'IKA.I) W4LLKT8, CHAIRMAN of th «ycee Community Bsrriee Committee direct* tha are urced to attend th's mcatlnr Pi.Lambda Phi pledge* tha Gift and Vmn C lem .mom* of the American Cancer Bmlety, I L'^ht refreshments will be xerv< County lln 't, Dorn* H'rir rr'n tlo j riwrb.* are: .fhtldon Htiffner. Coral Gables; Martin Hare tad afters* erd*. »Ali JtiUe Lipp, ilia mil and Pate itula, fit fattraburg. AU ara U «1 f gtudeaU. (S u it f h a fcftOUND I t RROKKN BOR THP. LUTHERAN CHURCH of th* tUtdaamar ehgpal and church lait Sunday. Tha Raei PhUJIp^seJUessTjgrri.1i ahoorn turning tha first apada of aarth. Among other* tekfijby part in tha aarrlaa are: daft to right* W. H. Knaicr, David A m , Jerry •emiarik, J. C. Jorgenstn, Building Committaa chair* tsAe.Hl/). f:*v V I . . . , • • • •A . �(MU J - iS N O 10 Mgt 0TRAHM/ y O U a H M T T D M O v t W oua | I ‘ W U . '7/ y . l k f suocwno y I MSAO Mtt.MtU.ST s iu .th ir VtACAtur PSOW BTV wants to JALOPPSS ICANTIVRM N t v r o o o o / i—--' Part 4 Below are four quotations from ipeecbei or writings of American ^residents. Following them are the names of five presidents. Match each quotation with the name of the proper president. Ona point for each correct answer, 1. “The onlf limit of our realist* lion of tomorrow will be ouF doubts of today “ 2 "The responsibility of the great •tales la to serve, and not to doml nate tha world." 3. "The American spirit of rug­ ged Indlvldusllsnv" 4. "I should like to be known as a former president who tries to mind his own holiness." 1. Honesty honor legality A. Calvin Coolidge. probity uprlghtnasa B. Dwight D. Eisenhower , I. rraud Jsnnsr Koch Lister C. Herbert Hoover Pasteur D. Franklin D Roosevelt. 3. Hindu Mongolle Shinto Tao­ E. Harry S. Truman. ist Zoroailrlan A Egotistical exhibitional 01. P arts. tentatloua pompom pretentious At an Imaginary point In the Unltoi States thrse riven unite to ‘ Mitch the numbered terms with form, a fourth. One river flows the lettered terms. This la ■ test south, one flows southwest, ona of ability to make .fine distinctions. north and one wait. Score one point for each correct The bed of River A Is dry hall matching. of the year. Excel live log lends 1. Cipriclousneii of chance to form over River B, The water in 3. General m ilter of chance River C Is warm and muddy, but 3. Favorable development that tn River D Is cold and dear. 4. Single circumstance If a dam were constructed tn River 8. Train of circumstances • B for power generation purposes A. Fortuitous it would soon become ustlsss be­ B. Fortunate cause of silt deposits. C. Lucky From your knowlsdge of the gen­ D. Prosperous eral topography of the United E. Successful State and from the facts given above, tn which direction does each Pert S. river flow? Score one. point for Por the following let of words each correct answer. right 19 tt*f* *Wl top Ugh school union. A perfect acora U 3«, come* to help me. Together *1 Qni«h tht fence la eeven bourt. Part 1: 1. legilUy} *. Fraud: l, Mon|olle; t egotistic. > '**»• <**, w 1, Who 11 We filter trace tniiidel, " lUrt 3: leant* (leal, tlala, talet, or l» Iher m difference? Mate. 1 j R ’- ir. tllllcrwt. in ebat radot part !•*. !<■ f a . (Hr - i i E lo 7. 4 to 3) Score one point for each correct part 3: k. north, b. aoithwart c, loulh; d. w et. answer, Part «: 1. 1 am filter than my answer. brother. Hallo: 7*3.. TEST ANSWERS At the beginainj of 1133 tha value AP N ew iteatw i Here are the vn*w«ri to the col­ of U.S. farm machinery ana m ojf vehlclea wae 23 per best above late scholarship queitloni. .... U you score 11 points you're 1930. DON’T WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2ad I I YXAJtS W SANFORD W HY BOTTLED GAS $6-00 SANFORD GAS C 210 E. FIRST ST. RAYM OND , • Loxnwoon «vp*Bx, L * * | h m I . r ia r lS a C. Mobley A J*w«* P. S Cola# bulls*** a* Laos ■U»rai, l * t It ba known that, I se(4 tbatr fcualnee*. th*y ftra ftfu p to am d o n 't ju s L < u k f ir lb o u r $ o n ..i askfor vest l o v e a f f a ir BALL, REA LTO R • 0. M. Harrison* Associate Broker S. D. Hlghleymen* Associate* Salesmea 204 Park At*. South counsel. The demands of so much activity have been a heavy drain on tha strength of tha. spiritual leader of more than 13 million people—one fifth of the world's population. Yet thli trying talk Is the one he least willingly relinquishes the few times that sickness has compelled him to do so. Even last year—a ao-ealled year of convalescence following tha gravest illness tha. he has yat suf­ fered during hi* pontificate—ha re­ ceived more than 370,000 people. Among them were tha premier* of Trance, Turkey, Thailand, India, the Xing of Ruanda, West Ger many's foreign minister and l/J . secretary of state, John Foster Dulles’. There was—to pick one—the American Indian bey In glittering Happily he exclaimed, “ Ah. an American Indian . . . a real In­ dian." ' It was difficult to aay who was lailnlstratrix et th* more pleased, the Indian lad, or the vicar of Jasus Christ, succes­ sor of the prtnee of the gpoatlei, P m**«•!. supreme pontiff of the universal ckurcb, patriarch of the west and sovereign of tha state t \ Vatican City. These audiences, hi* unending fight for peace, hi* espocUl devo­ tion to the Virgin Mery whose bodily siiumptkm into Heave* he ’ ■ • a ir a e u c proclaimed dogmatically, hi* *uaeie County, I Squire. ra. • Mount ai meroua addreisai end writings, and le tu p * ( th * I Until relatively few yean ago, his ceaaglasi opposition to ethelw t rt s , C m m s i U l l U l tk i laid one Vatican writer, "ha who Utle communism biv* bee* and waa not a prince or a minister continue to bo the hlghilghte of his thought about It three times before requesting an audience." But the tall, dark-eyed and seem­ ingly frill Plus XII has walked fraaly among both royalty sod th* hulnUe,' Bridging to all a weird of M. Rial Estate Ealea — Restate — (nveetmente Dependable Insures** end Ronds ralgn-mori lien' lV m^lssi&g's^'frequenUy a ^ rd -e d Legal Notice PER 100-LB. CYLINDE NO INSTALLATION CHARGE Pius Has Received Over 10 n People In Audience lion personal n audience. Since he was alsvpted to the papacy on his birthday In 1939, he his thrown open th# ponderous bronie doors of the Vatican palace to sn extent never known in his. tory. His audiences have Included not only kings and queens, but humble pllgrlma and aomatlmaa merely curious tourist*. Those who have heceived h i a blessing include members of all races on earth. Tha doora of tha palac* have not alweys been open. During the 19th Century struggle for the unifiestlon of Italy, the provinces of the pope were confiscated, For no years the pontiffs of the Roman Catholic Church remained voluntary prison, era of tha Vatican, That period ended fn ITS, when Plus XI reached an agreement with UelrU.fascist government creating thMfialv-of Vatican City. Plus XI then increased the number of his audiences, describing them as his “window on the ttprld." But It remained for Flu* XII lo shatter completely the Image of an austere, distant and unapproach­ able supreme ruler on Peer's throne, the most ancient la tha world. Plus XII not only opened .wide the window. Ha Instituted such tre­ mendous audiences that St. Peter's Basilica, biggest la the world, would not hold all those who eame. Tha crowds anmetlmei spilled into tha opea expanse of St, Peter's PAY MORE? “SIN C E AUTO M O BILES B E G A N FOR THE KITH TERR ] l U f f l PEOPLE BOUGHT CHETRQtfTS THAN ANT OTHER CAR _ Pho« �Crowded Areas In State Of Alarm ijoAto.' rue KEV TO — FI ASMS r Clllf M S M W /W V IIM W I n i l m m n l wov wjuu "M COUCNH MAP Mvn a n w i o . ' i ^ a r « » / 'M f' » CACfaW P PW JFY . b. M O! ^ i W V r * ' PONT TELL ME l VCUDNAVE'ILL ISAfT TUI5 i aiLLvt nom. wmAt is * VOUOWAMjf MVNAME19 DACwoOO BUMStEAO NO-TMAT3 NOV IV-• NOM.OONT WOCCV I BlONDif. covcu ^ suppos! its e c iy a ii TMAf IV NOV _ > peav.lv «e» r V . THINK O* IT «. catlAT.OIAnw/ hmm T tA iw m r UN*0"f U*1AT1 IT AIN'T TM |HU»3MA»f HIV, AMIGOf ► w , CAUSIN' ■ ■ SSW r* THIS VIA*/ • 1 • 1 \ • AM 9- Surplus military wtapons, in du>llng flare* and grenadta, are turd by lha U. S. Flih and Wild­ MOBILE, ALA. (At — Pan-At-t Atlantic, a mbaldlary of MrLean.tn tha same mann*r to a chassis life Service to acara olf crop Unite Steamship Corp. of Moblla! IMuitrlaa, Inc. sild two tanker*, for. highway delivery to ihe con-1destroying blrrla. min begin a revoluntlonary type lha Ideal E and Almena, have been! *Unee Each tanker can carry 5* of laaborna piggy-back freight converted by Bethlehem Shlpbuild holies, permitting a deck load of These ships will provide roll-nn, aanrlca between tha E n t and Tex­ Ing Corp., Baltimore, for Ihe new almost 1,100 Ion* of general cargo roll-off service for loaded truck service. Each ha* a deadweight The new service will he started trailers. The trailers will remain as nail month. in April between Tort Newark, N.J. on Ihe chassis The line will use ocean-going tonnage of 14,500. tankara to carry both bulk and gen­ The trailer bodies utU be shipped and Houston, Tex, Pale of Ihe first The specially designed ships will eral cargo. Tha tankers mil lake without their detachable chassis. sailing will be announced later be used for piggy-bark service aboard a usual bulk cargo. Loaded The M-foot bodies, with a load ra ­ McLean said the servlr# is (h» through Boston, New York, Phila truck trailer bodies then will be pacity of to.noo pound* each, will first phase of Pan-AHentie's sea delphia, Baltimore, Charleston, S C. placed on a special deck built on be lifted to the special deck by ^|md program that Include.* con- .tarksonvllle, Miami and Tampa, OMAHA, t* - A 45-yaar-eM tSi* tankara. Urge cranes. jtruellon of seven trailership* at Fla , Mobile, New Orleans, Hous­ Omaha electrician la trying to solve one of ihe mysteries of heart J. K. McLean, preatdant of Pan- The containers will He unloaded! a cost at 72 million dollars. ton a i*l Galveston. dlteisa by putting It in larma of electrical law. Hairy Lobel'i theory contends that the malfunction of the circu­ latory system called hypertension —high blood pressure—Is not a greit dial different from what I*Si«3 happens when as electrlei! system goes wrong. Two years agn tyshel walked Into can step up to the biggest, best looking, most luxurious hardtop Ihe Creighton University Medical Center, an organisation arrive In heart research, in handle a minor in the "medium price field".. . the Dodge Coronet V-8 Lancerl wiring lob H» noticed some stu­ dent, meaiurtn:, blood pressure snd didded they were Ignoring iqme vital elements of the prob­ lem. Today he la working under a grant from the Nebraska ehapter of Ihe Amerleen Heart Alan. and Creighton hat poured almost |10,non Into his research project. When Lobel first witched the itu-ienti, he Ihoiighl nf 1 standard term used hr the ejaetrlelan—Im­ pedance. He felt they were Ignor­ ing this. Impedance. In an electrical wir­ ing system for example, results when voltage md im perii* are nut of phase, ft m ugs malfunc­ tioning of the machine, Insa of efficiency and eiresttve pressure On tha other hand, when the sys tern la In p h u t, there Is resonance Roughly speaking, resonance can 1'r!-V'JvVVV*^.v', be enmpgrad to • velar system in perfect working order—tha wa­ ter flows evenly and smoothly oul of tha faueat. Ta test hla theories, Lobe! -has constructed a simple mathanleal pump made to act like a sick heart by m a u i of controls. Ha hopoa to build a pump—or serial af pumpe-thst would measuro Impedance In tha body and in so doing would diagnose hypertensiva tendencies before tha bleed pressure actually rtias to dangerHaim la the value that will change your Idea more than tha tarn body efyte In tha imatl car Held. oua lavali. about "price daae." Tha King Sl*a Dodaa Why aattle for a small car when a new ’89 Dodge Hla d*vlca, I# successful, might Coronat actually bringa you more (tngfA, Coronet bring! you 10 much more for so filffe be able ta differentiate between and Juror*, more big ear roamintu and bio St cor mart! And wliy settle for a "itrlpped down" various causes of Impedsnce m the ride, than other care in the "medium field" tm price Be model of ona of tha medium priced rara whan « circulatory system, ,tudy (ha ef— even tboaa coating a thouaand doll era moral full-aita, full-etyled, full-powered Dodge Coronet fecta nf rsrioui drugs upon tmcan be youra for Uu! Tbara'a a full line of Dodge psdaaea and #v»n predict elrcuTH, Iht ttetikg m i pa U IhUl For all Ita site, com­ Coronate to chooaa from! 2-door and 4-door litory failure before tha critical fort, performance and style, tha King Sire Dodge aadana, 2-door and 4-door Lancer bardtopa, amt stsgo la reached. Coronet la priced right down with the loweat. Piggy-Back Freight Service To Tex?s To Start In March In fact, you can own a D odge Coronet V-8 Lancer hardtop for only about I I cents a week I l i a It tin wW s wtfsora In th a rrsodhwn prteo Aohtf C aT tar-M -' 9a4ge b S.I M m tsapr Car *0* M p b 1.1 Wkas teagar tk T M ga b 14 tohsa tsagsr a daahtng convertible. Coma in and rm tha D odge Coronat tod ay. Prteo te mnadnaf asemlt u r n Iss tho "tow prtao Hold" fa r T Mgs k 14J totes Imtsr ta r T •afga b UJ totes laagar TM Mga « h adg H it a weark mare Rasa (km H taasi a wahl)* • tedtteWna drftSf •ad rattrf-hnafcini pdpM acat j At a toufh of your Unger, you command tha gtmUtl ptr/ormint Mr m (At rood sadeg—tor w h I ThV mw 'M Dodge ahattartd avary rveoed In tha book—Including world rteorda htld by foreign ear*—la lu 14-day oflelal rua M BoasavUla Salt Flats. Tha 'M Dodge V*8 hold* nvpra rteorda than all otter American can eoesWisadf ■OT ADMITS BETTTNO m i l s t . r m if a B u n n i* - p «um rvporwd « e-ycar-old boy admitt«d ha Kt a 115,000 »ra bacauia "I lika to iaa imobe." Pelieamin M. J. Morrissey said lha boy described how h« wadded up newapapera and r a n yesterday •at than or flra, and lonad tham opto f haap of cardboard hoias plltd up beside a neighborhood itora building. Tha building, cantatnlng a gractry luadrtaa atom aid aa auto parta stop, v ia dastrkyad. lU ftM V iflV r t' '* - - Av-'n f* TO SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS Your Dodge Dealer f o r t h e s iz z lin g o n c o - e v e r y - 4- y e i n L E A P -Y E A R S A L E ! One day only - LeapYear Day - February 29! Man Had Theory On Heart Disease ’56 DODGE Coronet ia ***** Hooray I Title In Lanp-Yrarl Pratly Gala am »ui tonkins f«r huabamU and w a ltf nut looking for ruatomarn fnr (ha F a s h io n F l a r e d '5fl DODGE. mw W# prlda ouraelvsn on fair deallbr# «nd l«w P '1'** B*t on February 29. w f r t lolnv A ll- O u t with low, low prleaa aiB*hl|h, high iradaa. How ean wa do II? Tha ralandar glvaa ua an axtra day M Fab. 29. Our OTtrhqfll doewn't go up, and our operating atpaisaao am alweat aairo. ' lIt i - Wa paaa tha BJG aavlnga on vlo youl In high, highs Grtdafc ' ,V% a •t -' ^ *- *a - ' * !! Im a g in e !! 56 D O M E V189 H .P . 4-Door Sedan $2542U W ith A lt T hlfl: • Puah Button Powarfllght TraitanUaioa Tutono Paint • Safaty-RIm Whaalg .* 12*Volt-Twintlght Elaei Syatom * Cycle-Bond Brake Lining 1 (No-Rtvata) • Solax Tinted Glaaa • Electric W-Shleld Wlpem • Directional Signal* • Dodge Luxury Rldo Since It mat* ue practically nothing to do bualnaaa wa ean giro yon ■ SIZZL­ ING — HQT DEAL In tha exciting new ’SIDodga. It’s tha kind wa can offer only 1 once every 4 yearn. f a • *' *\ . . ' ,** "{ *J AW?® Remember----- ona day only — Leap Year Day February 3*1 Doom opan'hi 7:30 A. M. for thla extra— Special Event 1 Coma tarty t Coma-a-leaplng for tfio baof> buy ever In any aulnmohlla. ’, % ,• t. t • •■. - •iteeC -* la all falrnasa we must handtw Bale* an a first • tame first • atived basts, fa r twwvawk •f (base who can t vtall our showroom an February M our Leap-Year sale win ba tarried wear to March «. . . .’.It. | MAM m U D w c u n JACKSONVILLE (JU-Bai. Id -' ward J. 'lfarhay. M, af New Jtochalla, N. Y„ waa killed whan hii Navy Jtt eraahad la bombing praetiea yaatarday. V 1 >%j, ~1 V/ELL, IMAG'Nt DUNNING inTO'-CU- STATE'S FOPULATkM M NEW YORK. Ift - Ufa In tha cities and lha suburbs today la under growing pressure on two counts: middle income housing and tranrportaticn. — The nation's tremendously grow­ ing population and personal Income have led to dislocations which have brought about a state of alarm in crowded areas. The man In tha middla Income bracket has become, quite fre­ quently, the Man • In-the-MIddle He fled the crowded city In the vest postwar rush to the auburha. Now he finds In many auhurha Hu aame conditions he sought to tecipe: jammed transportation, In­ adequate school facltillea, high taxes. Meanwhile,, as tha nation pros­ pers, more and more people join the middla Income group, aueh' at between U.ooo and tlMOO a year. Some 41 per eeat of American families have incomes of 15,000 a year or more, according ta the Commerce Department. By 1M0, It la unofficially esti­ mated, M per cenl will hive In­ comes between 13,000 and 17,500 a year. The average non-farm fam­ ily had an inroma of 10,590 In 1951, Commerce Dept, figures show. This means aurglng demand fnr the good things In life usually as soctatrd wills suburbia living er hettcr-clasa city living. But the suburbs are bernmlng overcrowded land values there have loomed; and middle tnrnm* rentala In the city are herd to rome by. The housing problem la linked closely. with the transportation problrm. F.ven»on the crowded Eastern seaboard there Is plenty of varint, green land but nnt enough mass transportation In make il practicable far suburban develop­ ment. Transit has reached a crisis stage In such huge pbpulitian cen­ ters as Ihe New York City-New Terser metropolitan area A Joint commission set up to work on tha tlL 1 9 �a Sanford Herald has a moral reeponf to tta raadora end day by day we Hut reeponelbility, fuQ force, without n f and with continued verve to p r» ho now* aa It occurs and la an open, MMumer bo ur.d*r:tood gging through looaely used worda. a nawa columns of Tha Sanford Herald 1 attempt to paint a discolored picture l renders. Aa avaata unfold, facta a rt is they occur, la tho eider of their t^^SSSSSthm to the basic on Tha Sanford Herald gather* ite news roauca are opening dally through which ii channeled to our readere. Where wo d allowed, la tho eoareh for tho truth, teal form rather than colorful descrip­ to r resources are used to gain access m u tto n that la rightfully that of our' m t has aover bom as butanes where A r t Herald ettemaU to hide facta • eoMtantly striving to bring the fere the public without hearsay end individual opinion. •_ rtaJnly Tho Sanford Herald rtoetrvea its— In aditorfal columns—to express Inion on matters of high Importance community. And wo raierva tho right id for. in editorial columns, alt of thoao which will benefit the community la progress ta an effervescent word with i.ftsnford Herald, and It Is for progress, ta open and above-board manner that wo t end will support as long aa editorial mas are written. (Then a sews item la written and pubi d b rib e newt coiumne-of thia paper, i' SanfOird Hdrald readers may be enured k tj» statements used are correct and the it is being told in a forthright manner, rhera are soma aoureaa for naws that MMnford .Herald, up to thla time, has bean able to reach. But In Ita continuing irto to make known to Sanford’s cltiisns nuch of tha news that ean be printed in 'eouree of one day’s events barriera are if broken down thet atend In the way of Sal reporting of events end oceurencee nterait to readers. i news story la a combination of facta In such • manner' that It becomes read- The Sanford Harold Kbit u d Jfltm gtlnf. It may bo of a wreck, aa aid r— , a fin , a political ovont, an site* Hon, a apodal visitor, a meeting, or of a dlaaator. Eaeh.eno comet to Tho Sanford Her­ ald readers reported ae It U seen or heard, ' -vU v * hearsay or by rumor. We are proud of the way wa are present­ ing Sanford and Beminola County's chain of •vents and wa era continually Improving our presentation of facta that wa know are of service. -Under no circumstances will The Sanford Herald withhold news thet ihould reach tha hands of our readers. By building an organization throughout the county we believe that each day our resouresa for obtaining up-to-the-minute re­ ports era becoming equal to tha situations that might occur within tha borderlines of a growing and progressiva community. We, a t The Sanford Herald, are fully award of tha value of each news Item and for Ita intrinsic value to tu? readers every ef­ fort la made to present the story unbiased, without pro Indies, without mallet, and to Ita fullest extent. Seminole Co Records The duty that parallels each responsi­ debos Al'nn F. Currr *t us (* WF Fed. Biiltnn •( u* So Altai F. Savina* A Loan a m *. bility In keeping Sanford and Seminole Orliad L'urrjr at hi . Ct .1 i.u«ard fallen at ua la kmakton »\ hatl-r Davie A Co. Nelli* A Bartini t» Donats X County informed about tha chain of events llarrla A wife, quit claim Lmil* >1. Ran-n ,1 ua (* Jraapk I). I«.ra at vlr to Dunal4 IV. Moii.r *t ua la. mat and reports are revenled each day In Dorothy A. llarrla A wife, quit claim Btnrktun H h .U .y Devin A C* la Mm news stories of The Sanford Herald. Naw York Lila lm. Co. Krntat A All.npp to Donald A. llarrla A « Ifa. quit claim Karl K. ilsuhar *t ua l* Anoclat* We appreciate the faith, and confidence John I-fan Co. tl Ftakar at at aa truataaa D-nitd A. Harris A wifi, quit l i f Ivin tt Klmbra.ih *t ua lo lat our readers have In ua and we shall meet, to claim rad dav A L«*a Aaio, Orl H. Allaopp *t at, aa Iruataae Lillian <1 tl.rnh.rd lo Apnpka every moment, our responsibility to The Howard rin a m i Co. to Donald X llarrla A wile, qqutt L IV, *1 inkm •( ua I* Xtmtr K. Sanford Herald readers. Wc t b'lor secrecy in claim Jo n a a at u a T. Uraan ta It. J. tpUey A wife, governmental affairs and the hiding of facts 1. quit claim Jarnea L, Uartln at ua It t*t Fad Wav A Loan Alan. _ Wife la behind power and connivanca and In every charlti . A. _______ Bull man A *ila Frank Wmiih el ua I* Saaf All Nat Hank Barela 1 Loaf lo Nirmaa F. oftaaInstance where such a motive Is apparent, batftr Jaik r Horrlina la Sanf Nat Fnh itldr* H i t Corp to I n r*d continuing efforts are made to disclose tha Odham A Tudor In*, ta Carl! Ed- Tn* Wav A Loan A,an, a.alan ml *C#?p u " f» » r iJ faeta that a rt rightfully those of tha ,,»nlVA^tm1n,ln,|, NuuS it oa I* Jana** ' reader and taxpayer. .1 vir I . A . d , . * > : r ; A * , M,.1., rarV.*V n i f t i i R , ! With pride we present our news stories mO T , *0e'!1.V . *i « . . . William tdDW'"n,Vr‘°li;*uV U‘ ‘# C° Jrll‘ n<,‘ of Sanford, Beminola County, its citizens a o M ^ i f i d ' c S I p M Marr L . * * * D . l r u - , , , u Uoldtn Rnd Cnrp m CKarUa Ma*- t..rnv Hickmn tn Fla. Slats Bnk and events. • * * J.'J dj 'i.li'lrfraat at ua t . Earl A. * * * ” ' " ’ odh*m u r "' K V zJ ^ B T V a* rs \,. , ! , Vnkin k k A .r fc k fe r ^ Fla fttata rink ” ’• Friday, March 9, i* the day that citizens Vlrninlt H.atrtca Hill ta Fla Sial* Jr *t m Bnk of Sanford and 9eminole County show their n Fn*inan K. Hl'K.ndr,* *1 ui to L A. rinhatt Rullar *1 ut to Fit Slat* Rarity quit rlalm appreciation for the soon-to-he-completed Day fink U. Slaton ft ua Id W. H. Fntda Edward y Janana at ut ta lat ^ -- ua French Avenue throughway. Fad Sav A Lnan Aa.n htti*l p. William* at vlr lo Hnrrl* Jarry 1. Daniel Jr. tl ut ta W. We feel that with such a devoted appre­ K. Ita run n *t ui T. K.lly Hnrrl* n. Ilantna to J F. Rat.a Tha Rldra Mt* Cnrp to tat Fad ciation for the flrat major highway project at ut Sav A f.ntn Aatn Hnrrl* F |l-n m a *t ut to Sl*n*f Jn.aph Soalna *1 ut to Small Lnan in our County In the past twenty year* Akr* *t up Cnri. IIm.II *| ut to Otl* Th* hldrt H it Cnrp In lat Fan thousand* of people will Jam French Avenue K-nn-rii HrDanl.l *| in *av A Lnan Aam. a.alen ml| Fyta' at in to Elmir S. K'n* David Alkan at ut tn y. o at Seminole High School to witness the of­ (tarry Jon** rDnw.tl Sr tt ut E. Jnn*« tt ux to L. W. D. UII. ficial opening and dedication of tho newly Klnur Frith** Jr. tl ut tn Thamtt Slmkln *t ut M. Donahuet«t ut Hork«r tt ut t* Burma paved thoroughfare. •ATIIFACTtOSS L Thnmaa tl u i • • • Bur Inn U Tknmtt *1 ut I* Sap Ft* Bute i n k i# Irvins M- Vtlno tt us A Thnmi* *t ut i Loul* A IrhtrOiautr t* J*t*ph F. Bnk Ilf FtlmtttO to X A. Watt tt ut Hurl*,. • • fllihnp *te R. K. P*rvli *t ut to Orltad Sal- Bnk t t Falmtlto ta E. X Wttt tt U. tnn at ut Political announcements are being made Jt<na riim .it at ut la L. D. Rlr* FI* S l t l t Bnk of Sanf to Odhorw A Tudor Jnv day after day, now that the season for t^em ^ V o la n tln t t l . v l , ■ John*. *t u* I* Rtktrt F. | a lr.l l eY•rkin tr trh tx Hay at ui is open. It A. William* *t ut l* M. L l i t Ftd Sav A Loan Aaia t* Hob­ art U Waltart at ut Be sure to examine your eligibility to Mi hnl. tt ut a. Di.lirow Jr *t ut to Nnrman Hallman at ut la W. R vote In the moat important election year in Kdoard l.lnknut Thnmaa r. Clark tt ua M . I.. Mcholt «t ut lo Rum A. Thnmaa Hnrtna tt ut It Flnklt hlatory. Kidd M*til*r Only registered, qualified voters are al­ Ui-ry Uttc* lo X (J. Hu/lmta *t J W. Vlottallar to Elmar E. Junta Don't Forget March 9 J - S J o - t . . u . t . Ol.aa h^.V'LVn"." H L i . . . craak.r .1 Frank Evan. *1 al t* Tkuma* W. Hovt You Registered? . ‘ timid la a BHitei #1 It* A**—1*1*4 D m ‘ w i M N *a*t**iv*ir i# t i e oa* *w ,*e*kH#e*11 He I—il eew* etieltd le t>l« iwnwM* |i 4 Tuesday, February 28, 1IH " TODAY'S BIBLE TRUSS And thla thing became a aln: for tha ipfe went to-worship before the one, even iuittcDan.—I Kings 12:80. /By IAMBS MARLOWS WASHINGTON OB—It m i y be ! I d c r w r y t t State Dullea talks aa ■uafcthat whan tha Damocrata gat ; f v a d t lt «bat ha aaya thay fergat .<■1 e u d It hafara and, batwaaa -IwgfiperiieN hut- m ePfoaae. W tha D a m ^ r a t^ rf rie O fe t .v ery h au l In an atacUaa yaar may |a aaiy aolnelilanca. Sitt Dullai ta I pretty vccal hlmaalf. Ha haa nat aely-traveled more then any aacrataff.ef itata In hlitnry but may ISM Ma record for apaaehaa and .gUtaeaeaU too. i MS eat tha Damocrata off over flba weekend by hla laiUmony bel m m Ionite Poralaa RalaUaaa CeMMtaa Friday whaa ha aald Buamra policy at "Intolaraaca and VletiNp” bed failed becauea of Iraa _R0rtd "llrmneia" ever tha lowed to express themselves on this most Im­ portant occasion. Bo sure that you have made every neces■ary registration providing you with the right to cast your ballot in both the May 8 Democratic Primary and the November General Election. was a rebirth t t Italialim Is Rua- many ba unified. Thin he went hick lo Geneva In the fall for th* foralzn minlilsri' conference. When not even a baby Hep we* taken toward Germea' unification, Dullea said the cold war wee ml Ben. Fulbrliht (D-Ark) aikad Dullai Friday fc'tie dkln’l think the Ruulani "teem lo be makini proireii, especially In Ihe Middle EeitT" Dullea aald he didn't think io, that they had made very UtUe progren In Ihe peat few 'year*. But on Jan. 11 Dullea, with Ki■enhower'a approval, lnued a italament calling on America to "wekt up" to "all the Implication*" oI Ruaala'j changed tactics. ala. Oa Friday he aald tha aaw Ruaalaa laadara had la ditch Btnl> Intern. la Dacambar ha aald Ruaaia'a aaw tactlea "da not mark a ahange of p u r p a a a , " meaning m r ^ a a s u a u a la m . T Re'aald tha asm# thing Friday, Sut thaa ha added eomithlng which threw tha Damacrala into a tlu y , Ha iald lh« S u it lane era chaagtag their laellei bacauia they raaliia "thay muit bring their ayetam alaaar ta aura ratkar than tha othar way arouad;H • • V thla aaunda ralhar aptlmlitle, It ta not unueual far Dullai, whoee optimlam aamatlmaa h n boon bad­ ly upiat by latar avanle. Not long after Fraildant Xlitnhowtr'a aurnmlt conference with Um Suaaiaaa la Oaaava leal July Dullai aald a "naw aplrlt doae, Indeed, s m a l l " end he expraeiad U. 8, crop loatea due to Inwcla, dlieiMi, hall, weed* end other eauaei ere aitlmated at $a,300,0M,000 annual]/. US tt tit to Kannath L Hitt. Hilt to a. n. Huffman Ray <1atSlama ut. ut T. ""I tn Marv W fi - a .» X 0. Huff man at ut lo Uary A. tirwi Klaannr K. nil.* (l*nvrr *| vlr to flat* of Fla, arr. WD**d flnlrliii llt.d Cnrp In llary A. (Irknt Lvna I. Hill to AnUiuuy K, tflndy*i,o *i ut CourtImid It. H*rry *t ut tn Edwin J. Ham* »| ut W, T. K»ll*y *t ut to Jtrry L lianl»| Jr. oi ut Frank I. Karnard lo Earl H. Zltxll . «t ui V*>d*ry A. Clark *l ua ta Elmar C. flood *t ut N. C. He Dow oil Jr. «t ut ta Kins ■ Dnvld Alk*n tt ut Cn*-*Ui*rry Uaidtn* Inr. I* Hr*. Haryln* R Woodhtm* Trav*,- D fiilnaiM *t ut I* Oordon W. Blackmtr tt ut Hi . ill'..i* AyvuLk* In R A. W||. Ilnmt at ut Wnlktr In*, tn J. Traey W*lk*r tl ut Th'ima. If tlnnohu* *t ut t* D H. Frl»b»* Jr. *t ut , , w nRTnAoce •rain* H. Vtlnn *1 ut I* Fit. Sttt* Bank O'Liam a Tudnr int, l* Stat* Hnk nf ItalR,* City Commandar Corp tn Fadartl Nat Hfs. A>«o.» aaalna mis oaiallar in H t i r y Fyl* *1 ■ attf A tl N at A nk to J i r k r l .u n C. H n r- lit Frit Nat Mis Aaia to John A fl.aw la rh ln Fin Hiatt link to Monrot R. t.and ■t lit • i Fla Hiatt Bnk lo Chirlt* W. Splnkt tt u i Fla Hiatt Bnk to Htrt E. Chap­ man Fin Hint* Bnk to Morrla E. Hanaon Fla Hiatt Bnk to Marstrot Wrieat *1 vlr Jot Huuat tt u t t* Robtrt Bulltr *1 ut Fla Hiatt Bnk to Edward Lawlnt lat Fad lav A Loan Aato tt Edward E .Union tt ut Harry Sttphtnaon tt ut to Frank !_ Barnard Tim* Finnic* Harriet to Jottpll tt. Boaton tt ut Wnltnn F Frttcott tt ua to Thof*. a t IL Dnnahut tt ut Flynn and Papa Dionne. I don't know how they feel about It, but In m* they picked th* wrong fellow. Thla la on* uvolutlon I'm control over apondlng. Ruoff con­ going to ait out. iines: It Isn't that I’m against subvert­ "What man would admit that ha ing womankind. But tha Brother­ k ti hla wif» decide what books hood ef the True Men la going lo raid, what airline to fly, what shout It la exactly the wrong way. lawn mowar to guldof You don’t weaken women by try­ "Do you want your 1MT auto- ing to tako money away from mbbllt to bo palntod 'tickled pink' them. That only makes ’em strong­ er and more determined. The true way lo eroaa up women la to hand That 4 out of I American men tha control ef mosey over to them edlect and buy the car they drive —and make them feel uiponilble end the geiollne to power It. for spending tt. eadera t* use ts expreaatig Thet • out of 19 eolect and buy mas doesn't get ulcere from OBtBlMS I M SIS su ttert i i ut to ihe gtseraT puslie w# earning money, which can be fun, it your Ideal aad (sir erttl- but from figuring eut whet to do School Offers 13 cDmi of say sslatug eoeatoM with tt after he gels tt. If ha tune wide, atat* aad national; cost- thla problem evar to hla wife, may­ Courses To Regular city nint* sr erlticlama of ladJvidusla. be ahe'U get th* ulceu Instead of ublle official!, official*, group* or ergaspublld him. iiationa, but be tamper*!*. Army Volunteers Traditionally. It la the warrior'a and truthful. No person aim**. The (toutheiitern Sienel School th of your letter dtpenda duty to bring home the bacon. Hut •t Camp Gordon. Ga, ii currently the Importance of what you have It'a the wife's job to eut It up Into offering 13 ipecUlljed eommunl- to eay’ All letten will be algsed chunk*, end p en th* chunks writer with sddreaa. though eatione eourtei to Regular Army by ifsaalure will he withheld frost around. volunteer*, It w it turned from puhUciUoe upes request. Wher­ Any lenatbl* husband ought to th* local Army recruiter, M-Sgt. ever poailble letten ihould he be content meuly to lug home a limited le 10* or MS worda. Henry P. Jacobian. iitlifietory paycheck, and him Karald n terv si the right le edit molt of tt aver to hit wife. Let Th* courue ring* from eight ot cut letter* to St the to U week* and hive been evalu­ available. the ltttls woman than worry shout how (o pay tt sut. ated for high a* 15 college ertdill by the American Council on Aa ah* geta wrinkle* end writer'e Education. The court** lilted by cramp itniggling evar the family the recruiter are: telephone cen­ peycheeh, he le left free to indulgo tral office maintenance; telephone In eueh purely meieulln* Joyi ea IntUllaiioo and repair; power icralchlng hlmtelf, and reading e ipment maintenance. Sanford, Via. th* eporta page. Repealer and carrier equipment rah. M Th* way to heap a wife happy Is Inatallation and maintenanea; . . . » lo harp her uncertain, and th* b u t telatypewriter maintenance; field Tb* Sanford Herald: way for a huiband to keep her un­ radio repair; high speed radio Sanford, Da. certain la to hand her over his operation; cryptography; tele- n 4_r g|r l . Income end tell her It'e purely up typewriter operator; pole line Would like you to know how we lo her whether they aav* enough conitrucllnn; Signal Carpi mpply; to rid* a eab to th* poorhouie, or central telephone switchboard appreciate th* wey you hev* cover­ havo lo go thero afoot. ed th* trial over in Orlendo that operation; and radioteletypewritar Involves our sheriff. operation. It icemi lo m* you h»vt given "HB THAT IS TAUGHT Nnna Barlitr TVItann Is Ktlhttlnt <he public a very thorough infor­ ll-tni «t tl. It. ptndtnt mative and Imperlia! coverage ef ONLY BY HIMSELF Dmutlit A. (Urn* *1 tl Is Julia thla trial. It aneblea ua to get ■ T. Hmltk *t tl nutlet ot Hi HAS A FOOL FOR r»iul«nt gj«i picture of what la happening. L'nlixl Hialti Air Fnrct IS Alfrtd A MASTER." Juat wanted you to know 1 ap­ Lrn.it kJuMum. hot ditch P lidiinld b .lln ff tt al t» Ctntral preciate very mueh. — * (AelMFa M M k«|*w ) _ Till* A Trutt Co. espy a n i s e Yours elneersly. final dtcrtt A (Inti M sm tn iAnna Marla Orapt, dtcta.td, ttrt Mu. R. M. Fryer Many peopla, wk* hava nevar ropy Ottth c»rt H u f n .t S u p p ly In r lo U F . Cave•pent n day in a medical onlnauah ciqiy D nal Ju d a n i.n l Alignment to any one ai vanity, fnollahly believe that H . K. I l u n i .r tn J . H Hklppar at a l, la t ptndrna then enuriei cm be guaranteed they ean adyli* their friend* W titlv a llu n lln a C lub to A u a n tia before enliitment under the pro. how to treat *n lllnvie. They L. A n d tra #t a l, fla a l d t c r t t PRORATE vliloni of th* Regular Army's, mean well, but can caui* »ert ’ la tm i ( I ) r * te ti A u a u itd 'D . C o t- »• A original "Reserved For You" as- lout harm. * In stn n No adm r t t i t ; r t t h v r ln v Rnrd llitment program, This program Tha proper diasnoile of a A n n u a l r tt u r n ra t i t i C a rrt* H. actually guaranteea In writing diaeaio ii an art that a Phy­ f lr lt r A m cn d .d P it A Ord r t t i t i H A. th* applicant's choice by tha sician acquire* only after yeari Ayeorks Army'* Adjutant General a n d Of atudy and internship trainAdm r . . . I i F r a n t t t C nvcy \nah n fiiouah provides for a guaranteed 14 day inf In a hotpltal. It i« more im­ F in a l D i . i h r t cat: f t .m a t rv portant to treat the caui* of Pel A Drd fur a lly r t t . l ; Ireve between baiic training and ■warii an illnei* than to Just relieve the beginning ot the count, t'e rt rupy prob r* t t t i Jo hn A. Trnp# Baiic training, It wai learned, discomfort, which le usually d c lm r * c i t : F r a n c * , a. C o v .v tha moat any self treatment ac. A n n u al r t l r» m H u rc r t Huwtn tail! eight weeks and Ii conduc­ eompllahee When you are sick Nn adm r t t e ll W llllc m F ic d Pca- ted at historic Fort Jackaon, «nrk be guided by your Physician. (Columbia) S.C. Fort Jackaon and C la im 1)1 r * c a ll H e n ry P C a ld w e ll Camp Gordon are both located in x i n n i t i i n i .i i t m i APFI.lt A T I I I A I th* Third Army Area, a short dis­ C h a rlie R a r T u rn e r J r , I I , Hanfnrd tance to Iraval for laavea and to H a s s le L e t U a t h lt I I , S a n ­ pauaa home. ford TOUCHTON n o h c ri C am pbell. I t . L a k t H nnroe Parents and young men who In E th e l L t t C arp en ter, t ) , L a k e Mnnrne would Ilka detailed information DRUG CO . C lyd e H nydtr *T, tdinawnod tn lla r r ie it e R F r l i t . t l . Lancw nud about any of th* communications PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS A lfre d II L a tte b e tu lle rr* . t t . T t - couraai tilled by Sergeant Jacobv t r t e lo J u a n ita L . H ra rty I t , Cm. 1*4 A Magnolia ten are invited to visit him at Ronfnrd B n n tld V. B t le t , I t , O rlandn to Sanford Foil Office Monday ami *w—« » ms v n u M * n” ,4< Q u " “ , Wednesday 1:30 till >:3S A nt LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ■ lICKELAnKnl'S it , Fad St* A Loan Aim ta Halts R. nwtniky tt at motion t l It* Ptndtnt Faul tl. K m tt ui ta Mary 0 Pratt, asl H a 1*( le * N iv ____ a . r v „to ( l i r a ) * U n ite d aiA Fra Atl* Brhlefer, reel of dlica NOWJ at a haw low price! King-Size Westinghouse Save 104 CU. FT. FROST-FREE* a nd N U Y AUTOMATIC I r*H :T Have • " h r ______ " a Wn I Ivon Leas With Your Traria-Ia N O a declared the Suaaiaaa' oiler had eadtd aad thay aaiag d a a g e m a aaw eold ita la Aaia aad tha Middle ora May M ag f t la DaBtiBee aald N might he stare caofldaat beeauaa » stronger, Friday ha laid fa la a "vary bad way" MEW YORK up—Curbatons re­ flection* of a Pavement Plata: Who ihould control the spending of the family Income—hui bind or wife? ft la generally believed that women boia the spending of about •9 per cent of the expenditures la the American borne. a mofinitflUTj i»**-\..» — i'* lion—"The Brotherhood of the True Man"—haa been formed by publicist Carl Ruoff to challenge this figure and spread tho doctrine that the American male It and ought to be master of hla own paycheck. Operating under the s l o g a n . "Never Underestimate the Power of a Man," the organisation cites a magatlne survey to make the following claims: That 4 out of S men buy the roofing for their home, and 1 out of 10 picked out and purchased Its lntulailon, heating system and paint. in c o m e * * « * • * is M» • NO jjjjjs j- * * - * . STEP UP your Income now by putting your savings to work at our liberal return witfe com­ plete safety and conven­ ience. NO — SANTORO; FLA. r �Girl Scouts footnotes to fashion »r Miu c. Hello! Hello I Hollot 8!nc« wo or« nearing Girl Scout wook which bocln* t o twelfth of March I liiouah m h * r! you would like to become better ac­ quainted with the Girl Scout la your town. Yeiterdov waa the befimlng n( ,.tp TUESDAY ♦h* Girl Set-j; Cc;k!j Sale. W# ,u i Band PartnU participate in thla every year aa will moot at I p m. lu the band 27th Anniversary our only meana of raliint money hall. • to me for our material* and Is Celebrated pltaiuraa that wo hav* throughout the year. Ploaae, If you po»By Ware Bible Class albly can. when you ee* a Girl Th* War* Blhla Clat* of the Bcout or Brownie (for they are First Methodiit Church had a Glr] Scout* only too young to be covered dish aupper at McKinley called Scout*) com* to your door Hall recently with Mr. and Mr». try to buy at Iiaat one boa of Jack Burney, Mr. and Mr*. W. eooklet from them. The cookie* C. Coleman and Mr. and Mr*. are GOOD and you will b* help­ Children along with Ur*. Cla­ ing the Girl* »arn. rence Wynn and Mra. Grttrhen We are all lone troop* and Crowell aa host***** and hotta. therefore v*ry little la heard of Decoration* followed a Georg# ut. Wo only have ten rtyWtarod Waehtngton them# and th* colon leader* but the** few loader* are wer* rod, whit* and bluo. Draw­ working with nearly two hundrod ing* of different place* concern* yirlat Some of the Icadare are In,-<1 Waahlngton and hla birth fortunate enouyh to have an *»place and time decorated the slitant or two but |ome are with* walla. Theaa were dona In black out help. I*n’t that a shamef and whit* by Mr*. Crowell. There are more and more girl# Mra. Burney prearntad Jude# on the waltlny Kit hoping for a War* with a gift in honor of th* chance to become Brownie* nr 97th Annlvoraary of th* data, Scout*. We want to growl We which I* named for him. want to ylv* the** girl* and all The program Included David yirl* from **v«n year* of aye on Kirchhoff, giving an Imitation of up the advantage* that Girl By AMUR PRF.VATT Llberac* arr.l Mr*. If. I,. Fl'hrr, Scouting can and will tcarh hut Friend* of little Pete Reynold* Th* many friend* of Tommy tinging "Holy Hour". Bob Roely thia takaa community support. wll) be *orry to learn that he ta Mcl.alp ,tc wl|| b* sorry to learn Jr. accompanied th* muilrol We have barn *•■<•• t '< be plcct*. Th* d a rt In untton »aug come a part of a four county now tn Seminnle Memorial Ho»o|. that he fell and broke hit arm "America" with Mr*. Roy THU* Arc* Council which wll) help u» tal, He la th# eon off Mr. and i „ t wrf)(. Mr*. W. A. Reynold*. at th* piano. Mr. and Mr*. K H. Grant find, new leader*, who will *end Following th* program a ahnrt ue trained leader* to teach tho<* I Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Stine had a* their recent (nett*, Mr. hav* had a* their gueati for budnan meeting was held pro- her* who are willing to give of and Mra. Hurare Wesson of Win­ ilded over by Robert Reely Jr. their time and talente hut who several week* th*lr son, Albert, ter Park, and Mra. Roland Weipreeldent. The devotional waa do not feel equal to the ta*k. and family. They left last night ion and rhildren of Okeechnhce. by plan* for thrlr home in South given by Mra. W. W. Tyre. Mr*. John Maawell returned wll) he'p u* plan enmp* for River, N. J. Approximately SO member! and They home Wednesday after spending our girl* In the aummtra, a* well Mil* Edna and Miss Dorothy guaat* were present. a* bring t* ue program* on th* McWilliams, 30(1‘* Palmetto Av*. about ten weeki In Ohio with re­ Innumerable Project* '" d activt- who flaw by Eastern Air Lln*a lative# and friend*. ted by our girl*. Mr. and Mra. Alvin Allen had to Ft. Wayn#, Ind. for levernl Wiener Roast Given tie*Wa**leeneed eupport. You know a* their guest Sunday, Mr*. Lonfo grow and ho atrong the nla Speer of Winter Park. For Billy Johnson that community in which you Ilya Hamid Geiger of Orlando muat b« Va accord and give »ubOn 13th Birthday atanttally with her (pmt the weekend her* with hi* of thetr financial, phv. i’atloy and parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Harry ,A wiewoe mast w** given BHly etrai and maral eupport. P« you Galgar. J nhaaii* Me 13th birthday feel that th* Girl Scout Organ!* Friday afternoon *t the home of ration warrant! that aupporiT Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Mathiaua hi* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Clif­ n iip /j spent Similar In Tampa. Wo ar« endeavoring to havu Mf #n(, Mrf f.r(ink 0 i l jjn ford Johnson *4 4 p.m. courage l* ipaak up at th* Mr. and Mra. Robert Felh of bad recenl gur*ts, Mr. Tka event waa otagari tn th* th* Council meeting and »ay Iteltary entartalnoit at a dinner an,| Mr*.thrlr backyard ef tha home and fee- Area Broward Gatlin of Orthat w* are eur* th* peopl* of tawod a birthday cake decorated night. lando. will bark u* financially Snturday gr im and whit* centering a Sanford Tho** enjoying th* affair wer# Th, r „t . C D. Loud# of Or»o that w* e«n hav* th* council. table In the yard. Mr». Bert llllik, Redding. P* Mr church icrvlre* at the itoptllt Can w* hop* to be ah|* to *** Several of Billy** classmate* and Mr*.Harry Schuler, Mr*, church Sunday. After th* **revidence of the moral aunport wa and friend# wor# Invited. He roeetvod many lovely gifts and ** desperately need by looking at our Vesner* Servi-ei movim wor# taken of the group. around our pnhlte appearance*, or at any 771* auppor eonslatod of hot dqgt, potato talad, bakqd beans, of th* programa that w* may in­ vite th* public to by aeclng you cak* and lemnnad*. Thee* attending wer* th* hon­ therof W* need you, Citiiena of or##, Peter Alexander, Bill and Sanford, thara to give u* a chfby Bob Buffalo*, Johnny Krofchlck, or a helping hand. Thar* art other group* In our Wily Raker, Tommy Brown, FmHappy B irtM ay went McCall, Tommy Baggerly, city that have th* support of many. Can't we, the future a ad a If Abies, wlvea and mother* of thl* coun­ Adult* attending were Mr. and W W m D. Lana Mr*. W. L. Hlers, Billy's grand­ try, th* Glr| 8coula of Today, r«k ■ look to our town, Sanford, with parent*. k m Jean Oeefof ainret* ronfidenr* and know ymi ■re. Bring Feinherg art behind u* one hundred per­ Mra. 01 B. Schtrard cent' Marriage Revealed Cherry Biagletary W* want to growl W* want to Announcement I* mad* today Jam** Corbett "ho of thr nmrring# of Camilla I.und- give the hundred, o' , nul-t Little t0 Robert M, Mryera, ar* of Rrow-nle or Girl Smut *g* the opportunity Yhfo la a groat year for intereit Saturday, Feh. 2B. of becoming on* tha back of the costume, ac- I The Rev. Milton H. Wyatt of- of ue! We want to heroine good cordlnf lo Now York fashion ox- firialed at th# reremonv he)d at ritiren* of tomorrow by learning to li# one! One of the best p'nca B*rt*. Hati follow this trend with the Methodist Pnnonage. «lu*fors of flowert or fruit formMr*. Meyeri I. employed hy to leant that la In a Girl Scout ing a chignon effect at th# back j. c. Hutchison Co., SanfoH and troop under th* guidance of good •f tho h*t. Many hats have long Mr. Meyers, from Washington loader*. Gat In toueh with aom* Girl »*lvat itroamor* for added hick D. C. I* presently stationed at Scout worker* »rrt give them y >ri feiteroit. 1Sanford Naval Air Station. moral aupport now and wh*n th* Araa Council ha* heen O'tahlUhad help ut with your physical and financial help. Will you Platt* T Well ho oaring you, *o until than, Good Scoutlngl American* are eating 1# pound* more of fruit annually than they did Panel Program Is In 1913. Calendar (pcAAjonrdA Geneva News Second In Series Slated Wednesday The second of the aerie* of th* Church-wide School «f l|lul«a< will take place In MrKIn’ev Hall of the Mothodltl Church Wednes­ day night Feh. 20 at 7:00 p.m. The speaker* will he Mr*. D. M. Paul and Judga R. W. War*. Ther* will K*> special music and a eoffc* break fur Intermission. All mcmberi ar* urgeJ to be Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Watlov, ef pretent. Minneapolis, Minn,, announce th* birth of a daughter, Joanna, Dnn‘1 add sugar to dried prunes weighing 7 Ibi. and 13 ot., Jan. II. or dried apricots until after cook­ Sh* I* the former Glidy* Pippin ing, It may toughen th* fruit. of Sanford, I Planned For Meet BY BITTING Th* program for th* Southllda P—TA which will be held Thuroday at I p m. In th* auditorium wilt h« presented by Mr*. Roy Mann, rhalrman, on "Juvenile Protaction* which will ho of Interoat to all parents, Panel wll] ho moderated by Mr*. Randall Chase. Thoie in­ vited to appear on panel ar* Fir* Chief Cleveland, Police Chief Roy Williams.i, and tha Rev. David Carnefiv and * scout official. Aft«r th* pone] a bus* ssmIoh will ho hold where all parent* may take part. ON E DAY O N LY -LEA P -Y EA R DAY - FEBRUARY 29! m -o -m ih*>* DIRCCTOntE • INSPIRED lx thla oprinf, 1934, Georg* Carmo) coat of 'Teat rod" imported hopsacking wool ta b a s k e t wtav*. It ia fully-lined with ta fftu and wearable much of tha y«ar around. This is a Special 10% Discount to you, on all your servlet work to your automobile that we can afford to offer only once every 4 years TOMORROW GIRL SCOUT COOKIES Thla I* Leap Year, and «* get aa extra day that deeaat east aa aaythiaf, bacaaoa wa weak oa a monthly hail*, our overhead doesn't g* *p: ear aporatlag oxpea** ora olaioot *«r*. Sine* It goat* a* prartlcslly lathing to da h*lines* wo vaa affor yea thla amailag laviaga m all *frtlr* work Ukea In our aervico d*partm*at an F obruory 29! Walght watcher* Uk* Mia: A dies REMEMBER — ONE D EARLY! DOORS OPEN If high-prettln broad low in fat) ■ay furalah a* little aa 41 ctlori**. AU Calendar Listing* And Society N ew s Are Requested By 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication If Mlaoinf Tho FLORIDA TIME8-UNION Dolly DolWory Phono 17S7 for Prompt Sorrleo DAY, FEB. IS! COMB ITRA SPECIAL EVENT STARTS TONIGHT STARS 1:34 “Your Friendly D odge • Plym outh Dealer'" m fv m lm n want* 519 E. First Sh Marita Sir Cedric ■* TermTIMTCHtl-fits* H.6 Color Cartoon And Pam rount Now* SA N FO RD �Firestone Stores Spring Sale •■- ■“ 1 a ,..o ii' j 'J ._UJ __v ) .'. m __ -1 " “I*f •yY— ■■■ (tonga* a w t f s S t **wt bright day| X s n x - r '.X t a t t y f t Stvrn t s m LY T d ~ In Associated Poll 5 /, KUOS FULLERTON JB. Tha Aaaacteted FrtM With tha eotlaga bdkilbiQ ion (tearing thn tournament itage, the leading tea mi won’t hold It IB long enough to bn counted by the pollitarn—all except Sag Franclaea and niinolit that li. Thn unbeaten Ban Franclaen Doni, on top of thn ranking* evnry week thin tenon, held their place unchallenged today In the Uth watMy Associated Praia poll, ’ Qllnola, In iplte of a 8-polnt dafeat by Ohio Utata clung to the Nn. 2 apot. Hot one of thn other top 10 "A n eouldnt nwtst,* bn oaJd. maintained Urn aame place It bald I teeking back at thn water, "Sba a week ego. • fall Into this peat and waa drowned, Of 118 writer* end hroedceitere e And maybe it wan my fault Maybe e* it log bellote, M put the Dona in I 1 killed bar," place; t l voted them second r Lor* found bar ween with an first a effort “Of oouree you didn’t end 11 third. Ons Independent think* a Janunyf Why ahould you ever er aemed Sen Francises for 10th place, and two omitted tha Dona • think eueb a taotiah thing 7“ l *1 got my feet wet when I entirely. L shouldn't have," He went on. Me On the usual scoring basis of 10 a tone dult “1 catch eold.roa) eaey, points for oscb ftrit-placa vote, • a an Hama put me to bed and aha Ugh and golden, tha surface r atayed with ma reading moat all for second, etc., the Dons piled up Uttla poet had a yellow ski • day. But tn tha arumoon eha l.dll of a possible MM points. Il­ t wanted to go for • walk, ao aha linois, drawing only five first place aald aha would coma uy here aod vales but scaring heavily la the a aea H aha could find ma a new 2-3-d positions, received 748 points. a turtle. Bocauae King Arthur had Dsyton moved from fourth to third VAH-T No, one raced back from four free throw* In tha last half a died aad I thought aulnevare waa plsee with Mf points. a 30*18 half ttma daflclt to toppla while cheeking kle team matte to a lonely. But when the wind blow* Most of (ho others who hed been favored FA8RON-S1, 44-18/end. ale points. Caitano had scored SI i aad thoaa roeka get wet aad f mucky from tho pond, they can bo near the (op were bumped off last win the NAAS Basketball Champ­ and }g points rospecLvely In h(a ■ awfully allppery. Bo that’a what week. Louisville skidded from third ionship at the Sanford Naval Aux« t i n t two gamoa of tha:pl«yoff*. [ muet hare happened. 8be wee try* place lo sixth after dropping a IjUry Air Station court. Friday Bob Loveland scored high for I lng to reach for a turtle when eke decision lo Eastern Kentucky; Van­ afternoon. the VAH*T five by dropping In 1 feu off the Mg rock into the deep derbilt went from fifth lo seventh The VAH-T squad, behind by four point* In the flr^t half and part. She never cama home. And . after a while Papa want to look following a loss lo Kentucky; and four' points at tha close of an Important 10 In tha laat two Kentucky and Temple dropped the first halfi held feared FAS* quarters for a total of 14. John t lor her.* i lie alopped desolately end Lora dear out of the first 10. RON-Bt center Jim Centeno to Horton waa high for tha lotars I dropped to her kneea end caught Alabama, which h i l l e d Ken- a mere two b a s k • t e and with 12. t him to her, muffling hie worda lurky’s Wildcats 10177 to hold FA5RON-B1 gained fte berth > against her leeast -Don’t,- eha sway as (he only tram unbeaten In tha finals by squealing VAHwhiape rod. “Jemmy deer, you • muetn’t ever, ever think eurh a In Rniitheailem Conference com­ 11 No. 1, 40-39. white VAH-7 No. . terrible thing again. If eha aUpped, petition, moved up from seventh lo 1 got in by virtue of It* B3-4b fourth; North Carolina State, head­ ■ then It wee the allppery rock that victory over HATU In Thursday’! i waa to blame—not anything way ing intn Ihe Allanllc Coast Confer­ tournament play. t t back Ilka your cold, or even you ence tournament with a 21-3 season Bo* Score i wanting a turtle." record, advanced from sixth to I Ha puahed away from her. but fifth, and North Carolina went from VAH-TNo. One pro fg ft ♦ i not fiercely ae he had once before. ninth lo eighth. Southern Methodist, Retlgg F 3 04 Now he wanted only to eeerch her Miller F 1 02 i face, perhepe to find tn It some- Ihe Soiilhwpjt Conference cham­ By THE ASSOCIATED PBEM C I 08 I thing that would free him from pion, and Iowa,' lied for Ihe Dig While Alabama continued lit re­ Grit** G 8 17 i eecrot torture, make him believe. Ten lead, took over the ninth aad lentless march of perfection to- Maaxotte G 0 11 • But even aa she looked at him eha tenth spol*. ward the Southeastern Conference Eoldla thought Ui pity of Wade coming up sub 7 0 14 The leaders, with flrst-plaee votes basketball throne, powerful runner Loveland i through theae wood* to find Vtr- In parentheses: sub S 17 up Kentucky kept Ita faint hope* Worth i gtnla . . . No wander he bad not sub 1 1 8 1. Ran Pranrlsco (U) 1,011 flickering and at tha same time Walla i wanted Lora to come hero. — 3. tlUnnls (3) 748 wrote a raw league scoring record. ffo Bo Coni (awed/ SO 4 44 2. Dayton ( 8 ) 184 Totsli AFFUTttLCBMTUllT-ClUirrB, WO. Alabama ran Hi record to 12-8 4. Alabama (11) m In SEC play test night by cuffing 0A8RON.il mm fg ft t 8. N.C. Stale ( 1) 382 tha potent Tennenia Volt 83-81. Andersen F 4 0 • 8. Loulsyllle (T) s*8 Tha victory assured Johnny Dte H o r to n T 8 0 12 ~Jt. - Vanderbilt (3) ,. m | and hit -Crimson--Tkte at lesrt a, Berrios Defeat* • 8. -Ntefti C *rtlm rf 1»rti 177 shire of tha conference champion-' 8. Southern Mothodlit (l) Mr ship sad a bid to tha NCAA tourna­ Bell Lost Night 233 ment. NEW YORK (JB — Miguel Berrlro, 10. |owa <*l Jp Mete ik es e 40 1 i . |u (lessen a tiny, freaswinglng featherweight The second 10: Kenlucky best Its own previous Fe 1 t-M ju tiiu te I 4-ha mum' jm 8EC high of 118 points by clobber­ >le Rum S l-l atle-Tsn 4 •■]'» Mite may have carved a Madison 11. Duke rurnssss, 1 1*1 Me* Kina, 7 t m ing Ihe fell**’ • 'dwelling Georgia Square Garden main event with 12. Kenlurkv qulnlsla il-St t i t l e 128 Bulldogs 141-88. The Wildcats were lstead HaM —e/ie Bllla Tlwei Xt S his exciting, coma from • behind » . UCLA (1) Irele. a 10 S 40 a 00 1 1-1 lUnlin, victory over Bobby Bell last night. 11. Temple M well on their way to a new mark Jo 4 te yiertisis 1 ee i»-4 Sassdv 13. Holv Cron 37 tsv, 1 4*1 Attentive Trick, I 1-hd when they led 73-32 at halftime Manager Jimmy Da Angelo said, 34 With an 11-2 conference chart, "Thla could be (ha clincher for a 18 Oklahoma City IT. Kama* Stale 43 Kentucky could still tl* for the March 30 Garden ihot wllh Car41 SEC tills by defeating Tennessee mete Coate, the No. g contender. 18. Houston 19. flt. Louis 31 next Saturday, assuming Alabama "I’ve bean dlaeuaslng tha match 20. Wake Forest 33 bows lo Auburn next Friday and wllh matchmaker BUly Brown for (o Florida Mareh 3 — something over a week. Miguel’s win over lha title-hungry Tide isn’t remotely Ball should teal It." likely lo do. Barrios, a 23-year-otd s-4 Army In lha season’* last crowded veteran, rallied strongly In Ihe program, Auburn upast Vsn-lartest four rounds lo gsin a narrow, split decision over the ft 8 favored Ball In a telecast 15-roiurJer at threw only about 10 punchea be­ St. Nicholas Arana. Tho Puerto Rican native, now • fore ha knocked out Bob Dunlsp, Naw Yorker, racked up hie third Oakland, Calif., heavyweight, In straight win and lha most Impor­ the first round of their scheduled tant triumph of hit Army-Inter­ 10-roimder laat night. rupted csraer of 20 fight*. Ilia Moore weighed 198. Dunlap »8. record now Is IS 3. Dunlap trying to slay away Miguel absorbed • withering from Moore, was caught with a body blasting during the First half left in the mldiedlon ami a hard of tea bristling bout tod than bat­ right eross lo the Jaw. Ha want face forward and waa eounttered tha 27-yatr-nId Belt In l h a ,down , - ...............----------------------last four rounds to pull out the ed out in 1:38 of the non-Utte vlelary, • fight VAH-7 Squad W ins Basketball Tourney «tslMmfd*>nmy'ai^mest--'wea'mi more*thin a<wfcl*per. -Don’t you suppose Ood Is out mere, too, even cm Sunday*T" ha Lota looked down at him for a ’.atamant, Than she put bar two WMe oa hie ehoutdsre, and this [fume ha did not wrtfgla away, iJ^Let'e go out there and see," eha -fnld. -Let’s go right away and - n o out." 27*e looked at her with a tnlng* Upg of tear and hope tn his ayro. Bfesn be nodded eoismnJy. iV-JThay put on their coats and Mfnt outside without a word to Anyone. Jemmy wore n striped •locking cap, a rod muffler and gad mittens which brightened him up considerably, Ha had turned Into a surprising dynamo ad ex­ citement and Lora tried to quiet Mm by making the adventure deem as natural ae poaetbln Sbe M ated him to have ao mom of l.27.Teams'Entor YMixed Two Ball \3fourney Sunday 1 Twenty-man teams entered tha Mixed Two Ball Tounument ^sponsored by the Sanford Warn>" an'*- Golf Association at tha HayInn Country Club Sunday -Winning low gross wart Helen ’ Cgmway and Bonny Powell with 4 r *T<n Low grot* runntnip waa < j y qnehon MeRobjrts and E, B. fB m fth with 80. A three way tie 'f a i r long net waa won by the fol: r rloping tenmai Jo McDaniel aad f I M . John Morgan with T2i Jaann* „ “ in d Bill Foulk with 72j and >*■ Trkncea Ring and Eddie Stout js , » *lub mambara and Mayfair 1 Inn guests wars invited to partAlh* Ifteftta. Another tournament, it Was announced yesterday, will ba vw-groyad In tha naar future. Tha C«l|oway Handicap System h tlxad in all mlxad two ball teurnatnent*. Competing In Sunday’* Tourn•mant ware tha following teamit Bara If* Patera and Androw f *a Ovatb■«■1 Dadl if"li*u41 Waber t l / . and ■J 1M Carraway; F. Vl. D. ■Baste 1 Cecils Heard and Captain TSati Beryl Swlneon and LL Comdr Waber; Helen Carraway and'Bonny Powall; Muriel Seat! •mf John Ivay; Fa.vehon McRobarte and E. B. Smith; Myrtle Adams agul W. K. Ma Robartei Virginia Kentucky Quintet Writes New League Scoring Record Quarttr-Fiitflli Are Finished Saturday In Powell Handicap SEALED BEAM HEADLIGHT UNITS ONLY ! - * • » M M Quarter-final rounds la-the Dot REFRIGERATOR ’ Fowali 'Handicap Teurnament were eempitted list Saturday «l .f M 7 7 the Mayrsir Inn Country Club golf WITH HtV»0MATHJ course. The'following ladlss _;___ took' deibostinq : • part tn tha guafter:fihsls; Mr* CarmsB Inch defeated Mrs. Jesans Foote; Mr*. E. B. Smith dsfeated Mrs. Ross Adams; Mrs. T. F. McDtrtill deflated Mrs. C. KEG, »2t>».08 KEPO. . E. H sym sei.and. Mrs, Andrew Cirraway defeated Mrs. P, o, FlKk.ltTONE FULL SIZE GAS BTUVK WITH VltlUAL OVEN Hsrt. ... Competing In the seml-flnsl 887-00 rounds will be: Mrs. tech plsylng H. P. Firestone Outboard Mrs. Smith end Mrs. McDaniel RECONDITIONED plsylng Mrs. Cirraway. $74-95 Jimmy Brackens, W. M. Conk FIRESTONE T1BES and L. C. Cook will bo aeon In ac­ 1-133X28AND TUBES tion at Gulfstroim Park this sea­ $73.00 son. Tha throe jockeys coma from Kona, By, ! EACH REPOSSESSED Art Aragon bas drawn 1884,000 tn 28 fights for a Los Angeles pro­ moter. Caitano Green . Woedhard Totals - USED JOHNSON TWIN OUTBOARD $ 1 7 -7 7 , 47c t l M. M. MOVIES A1RP1RE TOY GUN Reg. 4J> SHOOTS TENNIS BALL? 99c TOY BUS 84a’ SPACEMAN TOY 48a Bag 14.lt TOY TUBA HOBNS $ 2 .9 9 REG. 111.13 TABLB AND CHAIR SET $ 8 '- 9 Rag, 8.31 MARY HARTLIKE DULLS 1 COMPLETE SETS PLASTIC AUTO BEAT COVERS $*.77 ELECTRIC TOASTERS BESTING HOUIR PARTY TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL U !Sv . 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MOTALOY DOES IT! ! la amaaiag and proven process tk it xivas you a ring and valve job through tin platutf pro. e c u while you driv*. Effective for life of motor. No equipment to buy. No work to do. MOTALOY SALES >e»t. 8 F — 2528 SW 8th St. MIAMI. FLA. Sand check, money order for 86. Postage and Insurance pre­ paid. EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT AND WHEEL RALANCING-Passenger cars and Trucks; all makes, sizes—'- Ion to 3ton. Seminole County Motors, Inc. 319 E. 1st. St. PHONE 1011. 12—TRAILERS EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapes-Upholstery and Slip Covers. FOR RENT — Drailino and opera­ tor by Hour, Weak or Month. Finest Workmanship Phone 1431, Lea Construction Co, by Master Craftimen. You’ll Lika Our Reasonable Prices. Rnllaway, Hospital a n d B a b y Beds. Day, week or Month— STANLEY KULP Tal. 1433. Furniture Cantor— Phone Oviedo — FOrest 3-3108 lift West First 1NC0ME*TAX-SERVICE Wm. H. Murray Rarrtoit’a Benoty Nook Thona 971 106 So. Oak Ava. 4Open *ventage by appointment. I IT—BUILDING . REPAIRS PAINTING INSTALLATION to Ltoalmaa, Carpat*. Tuaa, Banfard Llaefeam 1 Tile Co. i r W. l i t BL Phene 1917 meat cuttln, Lovett's, 3rt . Odham m Tudor Ine. Need Outstanding Person With Knowledge And Abil­ ity To -Work In Our Ac­ counting Department. 39—LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANINO fta a trtt. i • Sales Feraon Depart meat Fh. 113 REAL ESTATE 10 ACRES—341 fast front**# ms EXCHANGE llwy. 46, about half way be­ you have a good trader that tween Sanford and Mt. Dora. DOyou would Ilka to turn In on EG. 838.30 Swtval T. V. Chain 91.300 cash. C. E. LAFURGEY, new Concrete Block, 8 bedroom U8JS. Limit 9 Par Cuitoanr •It Paradison Ava. Coral Gablat, house, completely furnished? Fla. Bear Tama Home on 4 Lots, outside City, ewsy from heavy traffic. Ideal for children. M ither of Sanford M-66 R. lat •(. Pheae I f f ANOTHER GOOD SPOT fnr chil­ dren. Plenty of room, both in­ side and outside. Wall located 4 bedroom house at laerlfiea pries. Good ti'm * available. Far Our Safes Department • Visit ECHOLS Balcony Furniture Displayed for easy Aid Geatrai Office Nock TV Service center 112 Msgnolln Ave. ROOMS Unfurnished. 2 bed uy your Furniture at Berry's 3 rooms, Kitchen equipped Phone Warehouse Furn., Co., at 901 w. 2896. Call at 119 W**L 23rd. St. 1st SL All naUoQilly adv. fur­ niture at warehouse prices. O P P O R TU N ITY For Work In Our Sain Bendix and Crosley Appliances A QL< T W /A J S • im « » * r u t t e t * irv p r*T » m . *m is w m in n :m DAILY CROSSWORD D ir.O L U i! • iir iis i j ACROSS I Infents 4 Device to hold rope, as on a spar It S-sh*p*d moldings II Harass n Sooths tl Msndirant 13 Sign of Zodiac 16 Larva of eye-threadworm IT Therefor* 16. Encircle 99. Like 94. Ventilate 38 Journey r" □ X— □ to r •4- V i 11 -4 W . 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Cold y a u in*ii :w i' wind :i.-ju 4.1 i i u -ji-j i of iia n u u . i i southEM ll- ii 4-1 .'Ji i < i .ern Franca 'Tssiirdsr'* *•#•» 41. Rant 39 Variety of chalcedony i 42. Pitcher 44 abort sl«*p 33 The whit* 43 Contend fat poplar 36 A half not* i 46 Pike-hkd ftsh ‘ tmue l 48 Negative 87. Begone! 89. Wander 3 Beneath 4 Conger & Steamship isbbr) 6 Defraud 7 Loiter 6 Unit of work I Macaws 10 Novice 14. Wildplf i« Hawaiian garlands 19 Estimator 90 Oreetln* 31 Hole In a needle S3. Astern 33. Body 'of water TT 31. V /M W + M M M m 1W *3 TT IT If :* # V t lis a t U 4 r I t -1a L a v * of L lfa I f . i n a a a rrti (o r Tsam rtA W It IS flu ld ln g L lg h f I on On* o c ln c k R a p a n I IS J a c k T a a r . ' l I I# L a v * A to rr I #« Ito b l. Q. L e w i* % 2T C mmmm //A 44 L ] / □ □ * ' Threa University af North Carta Una basketball records wart bn* ken when the Tar Heal* be*9 Clemson, '103-99. , W E D -U in st RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Elaetrical Contracting and Repairs S H Y M RED-l-MIX CONKRETE Mlraele Concrete Co. Elm Ava. Phone 1333 FOUR Ndroom house near Pine- ODHAM A TUDOR, INC crest school. Corner 27th St. A "Builders of Finer Homes" 17-92 Highway. Phons 1910 offers w sta ll t t r a i i m a s n at LARGE 2 story, 2-b*droom. fresh­ Beautifully Deslgnad Three and • •# U l c k i rr r wMous* Club ly painted house on Celery Ave. I o« Cisco K id Four B e d r o o m Homes for S I " 11# Itnporl Available March 10th. A. X, t ill I U nit C d « * r 4 * * H*W* Florida Living ' HUSSEITER, Phone 213 t.nn lilin * r l* n e SAVE MONEY on Good Used FHA and VA (Oil Financed « 0-* r a n a d v * r * * b o » Desks and Offlca Chair*. Re­ THREE Bedroom 9 bath house, • Priced from 111.800. in 813,000 I I# K s v r L x * 5 00 M **| M in i* built typewriters. Nsw Models Washing machine, dishwasher, 14*4 Skelto n In Portables. rOWELL'S OF­ atove, refrigerator and disposal Sales Office—4623 So. French Ave. I "S |o on lls .n e s gim atlon 11-28. Phone 2430. FICE SUPPLY, New Location Phone lino or 2060 I" so | L *4 T h r * * t.l*» * I I no I I M c l- r k litp n rt —117 Magnolia Ava. TWO Bedroom furnished house Ills " t ^ l* S h n » “ Apply Garage Apt 113 W. 19th it.is m*w* * aim oci • Secretary Cleaning, waxing. Serving Sam note county slnei 1923. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary 16—ELECTRICAL Contractor* THE f EX CELLEN T Tor ALL Your Beauty Needs call LBA P YEA IB OPEAJ SKASCW OAJ B A C H E L O * * -T A E « » rT P O livTbCk4Y. liu n n . EFFICIENCY Apart meal. Suit Ro»a L. Payton Broker able for bieheiur or eouple Annsoellf B ll#mi*rjnn, Aisociate Steam beat, jrtvat* bath, -bow­ Alberts J, Hall. Associate er. CovenlanOy located. Across Phone 2671 17 M at Hiawatha EMPLOYMENT -T ulsry ta ! « from Post Office. Inquire Min ud Jacobson Dept Sinra. Alexander A Strlngvr Alumlaan 34—CHILD CARE Real Estate ♦ Iniuranr* Venatisa Blinds Sir*. Lnurln# kfusenger, Assoc Enclosed bud. Sag-proof bottom CHILD CARE in my hom*. Day Ph. 1 rail with pUttle aads. Plutle or EFFICIENCY Apartment 833 611 tf»T Magnolia Ave. or evening, call 380-R rayon tapes. Cattoa or nylaa Park. cords. 26-HELP WANTED-FEMALE a-ktrlh Gtane am i PiM C* 119-114 West tod flL Pbaae >96 HOUSEWIFE Earn u lra money. Part nr full 3-Room Apartment Furnished time sailing our nationally ad­ BALL R EA LT Y vertised Sarah Coventry Cos­ WILL LEASE furnlshsd apart tume Jewelry on the Hom* nient to rallabla party until Dec Party Plan. No canvasslnl, dalivery nr collecting. Pays Im 18. Available Mar. 16th. 60$ mediately by check. For par­ West First it. S. D. Blghleymaa, Ai*neialt sonsi interview write, giving fk s is Ma FURNISHED APARTMENTS 4 Snath Park Ava. hone number, to—c. SMITH, HEATING 16 N. Westmoreland Drive, Or­ Floor Furnaces and Circulator* 208Wait. 1st. St., Call at Army and For y u r R u t Estate Needs.' lando. — Navy Surplus, .110 Sanford Ave. ttllfn nnn Mnrkr* I,Vulture H. B. POPE CO- INC. 999 SoeU Park Ava. rhaee 1446 COLORED WOMAN-Sparc lima NEW I-DcrinmmUnfurnished 3619 IM * Park 4vr Ph*** MM can be turned Into dollars FK1U1DAIRE refrigerator, New S. Elm Near school and More* through service to cosmetic cus­ unit. 833. Magic Chef gas rang* *73 month. No pels, please. tomers. Writ* Box J. R. care 133. CALL 1696-W___________ LOVELY Redecorated Apartment* HANFORD HERALD, 13—BUILDING MATERIAIA 1717 fark Ave. Call 1743-J EXPERIENCED Sales Lady. Apply H. A A. Drnl Store, Corner 4th fi! VARIETIES PANELING and Sanlnrd Ave. Native and Foreign Woods. STORE—203 West 1st St., Phont See Them At 1321. Sherman Concret# Pipe Co, Ph. 2461 CLERK — TYPIST Out West 13th St. HOUSE TRAILER, 30-FL 1991 CoIonia). CaU 8047-M BUSINESS SERVICES VVE~WANT""Go^—U*ad~Furnitura. LAKCjlUJNTJA)T 10S~X~Molt. on Crystal Point. Fruit trees. raving above trade-in prices Phone 903 or 144-W Quick cash. No waiUa|. Nud Cash Rlalsteri, Addin* Mach­ ines ana ell useful articles. SUPER TRADING POST on LGE. 4-BEDROOM HOUSE lt-M. Phone 301T-W. _ Kudin* romelatlo.t. On paved read with food farm soil and USED Plentc Tables and Btncha*. dtslrabla neighbors. $.1,300 Full Call I2U. Price. INVESTM ENT RENTALS T hrr# A pnrlm ent lln ll Two wilh twn bedroom* each, one with on# bedroom. All with lar*e Lit in* Rooms and separate Baths. Near Churrhes and Shop pin*. Thu Is a *ond buy for In­ come. 1111 Celery Ave. . Phone 1841-M Closed Sunday and Wednesday It will pay YOU to see US before you ouy. Open Evenings and Sundays. EastsMa Trailer Sales, Palatka, Fla. 1146 DODGE Buitnau Coupa. Good tirea, paint, aaat covers, excellent condition. BARGAIN |3SO ■ PHONE 1864-J City. 1 CHOICE LOTS 60 * 169 ft. near __ -— ----------ULsla, ra»h or terms. A. WiaWould like price on fill dirt. Call Mdt. i n Lake Ellen Driv*. 2107 Casselberry. Our Bonineon la expanding abd wa bars Im­ mediate* need for tba above listed personnel. Our houri are long, work U bard, and pay la good. If you era lnieresied. list your qualifications by letter and mall to Box tfg. Ah Interview will be em nged. Broiley Odhdm - Preetdent Odium f t Tudor, Inc. ■ o a N t iio I : la T i l t » « tt*rn f i t * M arain a a k *w I ## C*PU K I S I U M I ## (1p*n Hous* I*:# # 0 * r r r M »»r* i# K A rth u r o o O frtr t l I# S i n k * It Kleh rlsbiar Mamet Maport Twilight aonga •ports Soak Mull* St P saiaai J J r ilu e e un A Clou# Drlfiin On A Cleu* {.tanina Mual* r-m - > u h a . Lat'i Its Tn Town t-t/g JUnapar s, Hapor* Si. ^eLa Cemfmmf Phone 1189-A B- Pataraoa.Breker ALSO, SEE US FOR FRENCH Aiioclatas • A. B. PaUrion JrAVE. PROPERTY. P. J. Chaitarson. Osrfiald WUend C onvenient E ism ln tU o n tetts. John Malseh. R. W. WUBUT— Homas to Baal Individual) BEDROOM SPEC IA L RIAL SBTATB DRIVE-IN turns, Hazel M. Field. A C ty: Bn tuny Farm Home*, Early Bookcase Bad, Double Dresser, 2344 French Avt. Doudney. Land Surm or. American, Ultra Nodem, Con Large Mirror, lanertprlog MatJ. W. HALL, REALTOR vantiraal A F r * n e h Colonial tret', Matching^tox gprtaga "Call Hall" Phone 176* typ**. I Pillows and t Mattress Pad BUILT On Large Landscaped ALL FOR Slft.O A Lnurs R. fhler Loui In the best of neighbor­ C*d Real Estate Broker KING 81ZE B I D hoods. OUTH ORI.AND DRIVE eo x ao Peona 1339 Guaranteed 10 Years COMPLETE with all tha features Innersprtnf Mattress you hev* dreamed about eucb RETIRED? One of Wynnewood’i Box Seringa (enme# of ‘neklng) a* colored General Elaetrie apfinest 3 Bedroom home*, owner Hasaboard (ehtlea of cover) trensfmtng. wants Immadiau jthanee* and colored plumbing Hollywood Leg* sal*, raquira* 13,300. down, 1346 ALL FOR ONLY 1121.50 monthly. Complete etotk to Unfialsbed AND available at reasonible VETERANS Furniture prices with the belt financing S Bedroom, > balh homes, fully Sea Our Larga Display to Beauti­ k with minimum down-pay#qutpp«d. 1330 dawn, plus dosing ful DlntUa Seta menu. costs, not project homas. LIVING ROOM SPECIAL 2-Pc. Sectional (Cholea Fabric)— Wellborn C Phillip* Jr1 Corner Table — 8 End T ebtiaI Table Lemps Slaee 2941, Sanford’s Leading ALL FOR 1141.50 Builder to hemaa for aver 1.3M ECHOLS BEDDING CO. people- Sales Office: Utlla Venice la Loch Arbor. NOT A PROJECT! msHCURy WELCOME TO SANFORD N iv a l P en on 'an*t] Wilt Ton B e O ar Gm BitsL ^ sfa ,* * a liansaiiae Wa have Mated sea* Rooms at the beatzttfal Mar-Lou Metal " , w h y cti1 T> Thai# Rooms are •waMMto A t J Z a a is W ith tiu sta A bsolutely Frad F r » On D aw n B r a a k a r * Naws Market It sport waalera Jambera* p .'. O’a la e h C lu b K fflsfcm r" w . r j a a t a i« # Mual* F a r U e ia * Hare end Thera For • period to « day*, to Saw arrival* at Oaf Naval Air Medan - , STOP by u d Flak ap 1 0 0 1 Kay at tka u ffle e V - Odham ft Tudor* Inc* ‘'Builders to Fin* Karnes'* 9988 9. French Areaue : �TH* W W W fflRUlP p p m «- »* i n p S S l i m AW U w M» i- tt « fin ovtot }tommuito* party's Hmt Dm WUt# Meow*. S i t * , f t* mM * a r «C liifcfliUit/, Ute CWj?e» pra, and wwnd commit• rxpHc* instructions on Interfere la Dm tatenui | notion*. \v - ■ '■ or, If this ta rt fully mb Communist program la • Ha aima, Urn fario Uo■tad ta Iraad wtrfly. It «M a m l< war tor at f u n ta cams. itn .'s ffifijB • death ef V, I. Un'n, of •eviet bolshevtom. Hit' world- cenimualem took* r i to the tots economic eelgf toplisllst nattoui, headed • Hatted fit*tei, i O m m trlit leadership by m admiseton fieee moramon- ,* It to I matter of self-proMr the U.S E.R. to instruct l#»- Communist psrtlae to Mltty, oo Moscow will not stumble prematurely Into on Um notion of tbo 1 - — cotliprt.of eeplfelto taitnieiloni th*y got: railgnad to ualtlng. Highlights NEW YORK (A-As In no pre­ vious election year, televiiion and radio ar« toing all out to achieve a complete aod varied coverage of* political new*. Nest week, for example, a ipe­ els) 13-man roving radio and tele, viilon reportTna team iv tc"» Into Naw England fop CBS. It* target la coverage of the New Hamp­ shire primaries for both TV aod radio. Hilt roving task force, flrit of vaaM, the cause of Isolating the its liae end scope In the Industry, was conceived by John f . Day, Meet important, Virtually every director .of CBS Nawr, who says, tayertant speaker t*M the Com- “II will take a tearri of thla alia ■ n ie ts sever to forget that their nod- caliber to do justice to the feel ia revolution, l r j political alory." Tkle revolution • as distinct permanent members of the from evolution • may be violent* Campaign Cavalcade Include an to eome countries. In other* It assignraant chief, d reporter, two may be accomplished through film cameramen, a lighting tech. gradual aelture or parliamentary ttielM, a film sound engineer. a power and working cldia move- radio engineer to record on-lhcmanta. Lanin was referred to fre- scene oratory and Interview*, s tly in these statements, and business mansser and two general i«p«in rr*f?rt to that parllameuts may ba used only with the assistants On a rotating basis two objective of destroying them. CBS news correspondents will ac­ Working clou movements may bo company the unit at all limes, used to mold them to Ifae Com­ Using specialty equipped slallon wagons and switching lo airplane munist program. Thus Urn fight between commu­ when timing require* It, the unit nism and tna free world win con- will supply both CBS television Uano to bo relentless. But the and radio programs with both spot OMUnunlsts must keep in mind and background news coverage. -Out the time la not rlpo for ac- After the New Hampshire pri­ lion* which might provoke war. maries the task force will fly to The time will not come, by Soviet Minnesota fnr the primaries there. reckoning, until the U.S.S.R. can Wtoeonrin will follow. Lsler the “o v o r t a • and outstrip’' tha unit plane a turn through the United St* lea In economic and in* South,. sampllnc the political at­ mosphere in Tennessee, Virginia dU«*c|»l •H)le"ll»l. The Kremlin at the moment and the Carolina.*. r mitrigltli ir ta .m For thongh h if.w rM i/lS ia : keratitis, la caused by a mixture of germs. It often to spread by dies, gnats, dust and pollen. The affsrtivo ta, treating pink-ape In disease liwidtapt—-*--------------to widespread among range caul*. The broad ranee antibUtt* and faed-lotr cattle throughout the Tenamyein rapidly dears up the U.S. and other parta of North Infection, get* Use animal beck en America, and haa also been re­ normal feeding routine, and tkua ported in India and Africa. prevents leu ef poundage. At the onset of Infection, the In addition to Mppfnji cattle­ eye becomes bloodshot, eyelid* puff men a profit*, diseseea Ilk* pink­ up, and in sever* cases, a heavy eye have a moro sinister fortbod Cutfiow of pue-filled tear* keep# lag. Agricultural aconomtsU point the animal'* face soiled and moist. out that the U S. will kgee to pro­ Left unchecked, tha Infection duce enough meet for aa expeetod cloud* the oye, dimming sight. In population of m mill Ion H peers advanced stages, ulcere may form from now. Every pound lost and lead Jo permanent eye dam­ through disease to • setback to thto age or blindness. goal. Pink-eye flare* up moat often .. Thui ^•w .w torinaiy setonduring warm-weather month*. An ttoto, fighting livestock dtoeasae Infected animal quickly epraade with potent aaUbiotles like Torrethe dtoease; and half the Herd may myrin, are helping to moot the be affected. Cattle of all a m are ‘halleng* of grwtor meat yrodeohit tv pink-eye although tha dto- tlvlty for (ho yoera ahead. It's New! It's Fail! It's Streamlined i ■.. , *■ ' V THE SANFORD HERALD NEW WANT AD SECTION NOW ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY AND BY SUBJECT, IS AS EASY AS A. & G. * \ » VJJ Pi J * a FINANCIAL 1A—PLACES TO EAT "When our unit cover* a eandl date," laid Day, "it will not only find out what ho laid, but why he said It, whether he meant it. and what the effect f* oo the • LIVESTOCK a AUTOMOTIVE • MERCANDISE tS—ARTICLES FOE RENT rtnttng a m t o ^ ^ ' J S d ^ r t o o h l n , A £ u / J S e IW ’etai 4 Am,Ti* -S ^ n ssr■ • BUSINESS SERVICES I to—MUSICAL INSTRUMENT! * 5 * £ & T 2 r tL ,* Z I 10—ELECTRICAL Ceatraetera • RENTALS a s & £ ■ £ > - T f. • M-EOTKU aid MOTELS IT—HOUSES and COTTAQM • EMPLOYMENT • REAL ESTATE I'—COMMERCIAL Ford V-8 again showed Its tnllllght to all otiton fat the "Olympic*” of stock car radng ytona Beach. Florida. • p « l tin lalsh line Ford damand mow raora the stealing performance that K Um feneot-Mlltog V-8 In the world. No tw to dto field could Match Ford for getaway , . far rtrtlghtow*y accnWtUon. . . for gUi To mo ouctly how Um other *1W Itohtod Ford, ant Um chart at the top ipaga. l olUto McroU of Ford** Itorformance to tha (wMjl tuning power) cUvml- 2»h.p. Thunderblrd Special V-8 engine develops more torque Uian any other engine to the low-price Bold. This means quicker reiponsa, smoother run­ ning to tho kind of driving you do. Juit a gentlo nitdgo of Ford’* accelerator and tvlwoslt! You pou In instants ivliet) instants count! , Ford now oilers tills mighty 2^3-h.p, engine with staf.°° ,s°n model ^ FordontnUa \Vhnt i more, therewengine* are coming oB the tuembly line* right nowl So why waltP Cnmeto today for a Test Drive. Find out for yourrjormanct. Find out the w o tty i biggest FORD U-nOMES W orlds largest-selling t 1 # .Q w O 1 1 • •- Test Drive the V-8 Champion l fallowingl mm \ " M-RRA^ RITATI WAM^RM �Weather F tlf i n i cool today vltfc l i f t * M to IS, continued1 tool tonight: Thursday fair **d a lHU* * im > St ; ^ ^ X f^ M ^ ^ ^ ^ J jE D N E S D A Y ^ E o R U A R Y ^ ^ lS a S Eisenhower Cross Fund Drive KickoH Breok/asi Set Tomorrow Momine Red NEW YORK WWThli U tha year whan a young lady can "bespoke ye mao aha Ukaa" with a tradi­ tion at laaat six caoturlaa old to back her up. And apparently quit# a few very A kiaJwtf breakfast will bo serv­ elifibla bachalora are Just wait­ ed tomorrow morning at the Maying for tome young lady to taka fair Inn for all Red Cross workrrs advantage of the tradition. who will participate in the Semi­ netirad baseball alar Joe Dtnole County Red Cross fund raft­ Maggio thinks U'a "quite harming campaign which starts tomor­ !•«>’’ f«r a girl to prnpnsn to a row. nan, and alngrr Johnny Ray saya Captain Robert W. Jackson, he would be "right Haltered." commanding officer of the San­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Screen Idol Tab Huntar apedwill be principle speaker at the firs that tha girl would have to affair which ia expected to draw Gordon Frederick, Sanford At­ hr (he cuddly type, but If the The Southern Bell Telephone avery worker who will take part •were: "1 could only say •Yes'l" • Company, which aervea Sanford in this yrar'a month-long fund torney, announced today his can­ Comedian George Jessel aaya he didacy for the nomination to ihe end 1.060 other telephone ex- raising event. proehangaa in Florida and eight This year's campaign is expect­ Office of State ' Represents!ist, said "Yea" to one leap year pro­ Othar southern states, experi­ ed to be one of the most spirited Group 2, in Seminole County, sub­ posal years ago and la wistfully enced one of lt« largest years of ones in the history of the Red ject to Iba Democratic Primary waiting for anolher this year. "It t were only younger," he sighs. expansion during 1955, according Crou with Mrs. Alton Bridgers of of May ft. But judging from Ihe statistics •* to the company's Annual Heport Altamonte Springs heading the Frederick saya that he Is elm received here today. a candidate for tha election for of leap years past, there will he Seminole County Drivt. It built the largest amount of The emergency la gres'er than the unexpirrd term of this office, no leap tn the number of mar­ telephone facilities for the South ever, officials of the nationwide- this vacancy having been brought riage* this year. worldwide organliation say, and about by the resignation of form­ •f any year in history. A theory to explain this la of­ Tha report, distributed by Gor­ because of unexpected catastro­ er Representative Voile A. Wil­ fered by Fro/. Nelson O. Hannawait, who teaches psychology at don Rothermtl of Southern Bell, phes tn widely separated areat liams Jr, points out, that Florida had an­ of the country the need for added "The office of State Representa­ Douglass College for Women In tive is one which affects all of New Brunswick, N J. other record breaking year last fundi baa been eminent. A goal of mora than tight thou- the people," Frederick stated, year with 111,190 naw telephones He said unattached males are Installed for a net gain of 79.000 land dollar* has been set for the "and Seminole County's represen­ just as safe this year as any other campaign In Seminole County this stations. Thl* brings the total tatives ere there to see that our because the ladlea always do the •euthem BeQ telephone* in tba yesr and gigantic efforts will be county is properly represented in selecting, but usually manage to made to go over the top at the ail matters affecting the State, lU ti to 777,400. make lha men think It's their ' earliest possible moment. This le 500,000 more than the Many of the county's civic lead­ end particularly in matters affect­ idea. eqmpany total in use in Florida ers have volunteered to lake im­ ing our County." Among lha lidlra, opinion 1* ten year* ago, or an expansion of portant parts In the Red Cross lie said, "At ona who has been somewhat divided. Movie alar Kim MTV born or reared In Seminole County, fund raising campaign this year Novak thinks a girl has as much Hie report devotes a special and each one la contributing much 1 feel that 1 am familiar with our right to propose as a man, but section to progress made In Flori­ of hia or her lime and efforts to problems and our needs. If elect­ Chief Justice E a r l Warren’s da, where the company operates make the campaign successful. ed 1 would direct my efforts toTg exchange* ' with 10,457 em­ Officials of the Red Cross fund , ward any meusuree which would daughter Virginia »nya she's "a ployee*. The theme of Ihe report, raising campaign have urged all assure the continued growth and llllle old-fashioned" and would made' by President Fred J- Tur- workers In attend the breakfast ; prosperity of nur County, and the wall for the man In propose. i* r low the IM M at .PtoatLors, Is for final Igftractlons and last min­ I MWflfBnmt "f *vr Mate *» a Broadway aclrraa Jayne Mans­ field prafars a "inng-rafijfo plan" f< o irW T tT B b « i—»W the ute details to Inal th« campaign to make the maa think he la doing past tea yoira, a period In which will get off io a rapid and good Gordon Frederick was horn In lha trapping. business firm* in the region in­ atari. Pnnford Sept. 19, U'24 and attend­ creased by 75 percent and the Flans have been made to serve ed the public schools h»re. He Tha idea of leap year marriage South experienced its greatest brraM.iit tn si least 75 volunteer arrved in the 17. R. Navy 10(1- prnpovsls gon hack si least in economic growth. worken who will take pan in this 1010. Entering Stetson University, the year 1255, when a liw was During those years Southern Ball ; year's drive. hr received his I.aw Degree there passed in Scotland giving that has undertaken a tremendous exin lO&li and h.n practiced law 111 right to the ladles—with a onapoun.l fin* if Ihe gentleman "replosion program to meet the de­ Sa'ifnid from 1051 to dale. mand for telephone service. At the Salvation Army fusrs to talk hlr to he hit lawful Frederick is a member of the end of 1955, it operated 4,900.050 wyle." American Region, Ki<vsnjs fluh, telephones, with almost 56 per Bands To Be Heard the to A h. RFO Elks, Junior cent of them dial-operated, com­ pared with only 1,963,204, of which Over Radio Friday Chamber of Commerce, and Vet­ Plans Ara Mapped 10 per coat wart dial, in 1945. A special program of Inlcrna- eran* of Foreign War*. Ha at­ Florida ia particularly out in tionslly famous Salvation Army tends the First ftnptiit Churrh front ia this respect with 95% of Bands will be heard this Friday of Sanford amt is a former em­ For Educational, Southern Bell's Service already night from 7:50 until 9:00 p.m. ploye of the Atlantic Coast Lino Fund Raising Drive over radio station WTRR accord­ Railroad. changed to dial He !« married to a Sanford girt, Comprehensive c o u n t y-w i d e The report bring! out the tre­ ing tn Llrutenant Raymond Luce, the former Mis* Virginia Welch plans were mapped at a recant mendous affect exerted on the Commanding Officer of the economy of the south ia the past Corps. Thli program will ba in and has two sons, Ronald, ego meeting of the Special Ciifta and tea years by.tha more than ll.l connection with the Annual Fin­ seven years, and Richard, age Hpeels I Even Ia Committee of the btllioa of new telephones facilities ancial Campaign of The Salvation three year*. Seminole County Unit, American built by Southern Ball, the more Army In Sanford. Frederirk says that he will he Cancer Society. than 91J billion paid In wages, "The musical program of The tn Tallahassee Friday afternoon Tha meeting, held at Jim Spen­ the S I billion paid ia taxis and Salvation Army Is a highly de­ to qualify as a candidate for tha cer's, a ax to lay plans for the ihe other contributions mad* by veloped thing," slates Lieutenant Seminole County Representative. educational and fund railing Crutho company to lha region. Lure, "ft la easy for a person, Group 2, before the Secretary of s.vle tn he held April I to May 1, Not Mace 1945 has the demand upon hearing a three nr four State. Hamid Kastner presided over lor tolaphone service been as member ensemble nr even a len the meeting whan 17 Divisions great as ia 1955. During the year, or twelve piece band in a street CTTYWinr RALES PROMOTION wera organised for the month­ hit,NT telephones war* added. service of The Salvation Army, SAN ANGELO, Tex. ist-Today Jn addition, I78.M9 parly line to depart with the feeling that was a rltywlde sales promotion long event during April. Attending the meeting and par­ aiors were provided private line# tha band should have practiced a day In thin west Trxas city and or higher grade* of party lino llllle harder or a little longer." Tom Green Count? Clerk Ramon ticipating In tha planning wen: eerviee. Yet tho demand for ser- "Actually, they have seen and Jnnes didn't let other huilnesimen Dr. Charles L. Park* Jr., Jark H«H, W. C. Hutchison, Ed Hunt, strong tic* . eoattnuad ao u. ....... . .that . . . heard almost tha bottom rung of Wilson Home, Guy Allan, E. J. 145,too orders lor higher grades the ladder to the musical program get .head of him. For one day only, regular 12.50 Moughtnn Jr., Frank Mahane, ef service sad 95.154 unfilled or­ of this organisation." marriag-t licenses tor $2.19. Willla Prarotk, "Randy" Ander­ ders tor eerviee were carried over The International Staff Rand of son, Carl Williams, Tommy Into IMS. The Salvation Army is compar­ That's Jones' offer. Santis* to rural' areas was able to Sousa's or Goldman's fam­ F.arly purchasers also will get Thomas, R. A. Cobb, Jim Hunt, greatly expanded. About 100,000 ous hand, nr today, Jhe Bant of a double Issue of sales promotion Miss Dorothy Powell, Sanford: additional telephone* were added America and the United States .•lamps offered by many San An­ C. R. ClonU, Rex Ctonta, Georg* Means, Oviedo end Slavia; James to- farming areas, bringing the Banda of our Armed Forces. This grin stores. total rural talephonea to appvoxl- will be one of the bands heard on "Got tn do somelhlng." Jones Strwall, Geneva; and Wilson Alex, •Ita ly 710,000. During the year, thli ipeclal program. An Interfil­ said. "Here It is leap year and ander, Fern Park. loutheca Ball participated with ing analysis of tha handi, music, we're way brhind." the B*p Laboratories in expert- composers, and members of The megt* with the solar battery and Salvation Army musical program transistors on' rural lines near will also be given by Lieutenant Amarieus, G a, to determine Luce. whether sending a number of calii simultaneously ovar a single pair of wire* can be mada practical in providing aervico In outlying rural or*ai by maana of theso facilities. FEB. 2* Theta experiments are continuing. Admission* Esptaallurts for new facilities Mr*. Violet Hudson fOvlnio) tn 1955 were about I239.500.000, Mri. Alice Emlntsor (Sanford) leHing a new,company record. John Curtin (Sanford) Taaei paid by the company last EUa Wiggins (Sinford) year totalled abeut 9109,000.000, Births or 91-9T per telephone per month, Baby Girl Hudson (Oviedo) not including federal excise taxes Discharges billed to telephone users. The Rsby Girl Rhsrpe .. toUl number of employees InMn. Piggy Sharpe ■Ft) crested by 1,147 over 1994 to Johp Cranston •9.111.' Payroll coats war# 9354, Jasale Mullins 947,009. rr.B. » On the ftasaiesl side, the report Admiisleoe Mid company operation* resulted Mn. Marvins Gleavea In less t h u adrenal* profit*. Be­ (Lake Mary) cause such a liemOndoui amount Charles Shaffer (Sanford) of .teas true tion and other activStephen Dodson (Sanford) ty baa had to ba tudortaken dur• tag a period to high coals, the company'* coat to rendering tele- current higher coats. Thus, our 1993 phono service continues to rise, earnings ot 4 tl per rent on the average Inreitntcnt fer a year cannot ' latlsfactory, M erch a n ts A sked To Close For Rites Letters ar* being mailed to­ day t« all of the merchants in Sanford asking them to close from 3.*n to 5:00 during tha afternoon of Friday, March 0, laid R. J. Ilauman, president of the Sanford Marchanti Associa­ tion. Tha closing ef tha Sanford atom during that period will al­ low tha merchants and employes throughout Sanford to attend tha ribbon-cutting ceremonies that will officially dedicate and open the French Ave. throughway. Sanford civic leaders base long known the importance of the Im­ proved French Ave. which provide* six lanes of treffic on one of Central Florida's most heavily traveled highways An enormous crowd le expected to attend the dedication cerem­ onies which will ba held immedi­ ately in front of Seminole High School where amplo parking faci­ lities ar« available and an overall view of the French Avenue pro­ ject can be ssen. Already planned are the closing of the Hanford City Hail during tit* afternoon period and the Sem­ inole County Court Houee so that botfijjpitf ood County enipln^ea ran attend (he iinporU/.t »■cn'^ft A large contingent. of Stale leaders and roadmimled rltisrrt from every part of the Slate Is aspiwted to he her* for the rihhon-rutting ceremony and the banquet, Jamee A. Wright, chairman of th« .Seminole County Chamber of Commerce French Avenue Dedi­ cation committee, eald yesterday that plane ara nearly completed for both the afternoon ami even­ ing event. Assisting Wright In the plane for the dedication are: Hrnstor Douglas Btenstrain, RiprrsinUlive Mack Cleveland Jr., Assist­ ant Rtate'a Attorney Voile A. Wil­ liams Jr., and County Prosecutor karlyls Hoiishnlder, Decision Explained Tonight WASHINGTON - Trestdent (Eisenhower announced today he ia ■available for a second larm. The President's dramatic an­ nouncement came al a tense, rec­ ord capacity news conference. He said he will go on nationwide •television and radio tonight, prob­ ably somelime between 9:M and 40:50 p.m, EST to explain his de- Ex-Deputy 0. Owens To Run For Sheriff O. i . Owens, former Chief 5*pwty Sheriff under J, L. Hobby for thg past thrae years, announced hi* candidacy today for the office al RharUf of Seminole County auhjeto to the May • Democratic Primal*. Owen* said this morning, "Afta* praying about thli matter a m ■and collected, tantalised tha new*■men by talking first about various other matter* — such as Ihe Red Cross drive for funds, the pending farm -kill, and a wsiaw resourcas meavute which Is before Congress, i With Ihe tension mounting, El­ senhower finally lurni*d tn Ihe sub­ ject everyone had been walling for him til discuss—his altitude regard­ ing a second term. He ssid h* had an announcement which was something more per­ sonal In nslure, and recalled that he had promised the newsmen thsi he would disclose his second term plant io them first if It could ba worked nut Iha l way, Eisenhower then said he had reached a derision whether to bid for snoiher four yaara in tha White House, * Ha went on to say that hti de­ rision involves tn many factors that it wta Impossible (or him' to axpreti It in term* ef ■ simple yea or no. For that reason, he added, he was asking lha TV-radto ntiworka for lima tonight to apeak to Ihe American prop!*. Elsenhower said ha did not know tor sura whethar either tha Repub­ lican Party or lha peopta gtntrally want him to serve anolhnr four years, hut that he was going di­ rectly Io ihe paople and tell them the facta. At that point, the President ended the months of speculation and announced: "My answer win be positive — YESTERDAY HOTTEST FEB. to that U affirmative." MIAMI, Fla. in—Yesterday was the hotted Feb 28 in Miami's his­ tory—95 degrees. Tha Weather Rurnsu reported It was 99 In Bayfront Park along the Miami water­ front and 89 degrees al Miami Rearh, Hospital Notes Inr. Waller Hanl will continue as Postmaster whan th* Post Offica moves Into tha naw building. Bhrk of th* naw peat office structure, Millar conlampiatea tho opening ef 14 acres aa a public park In which ahuffalboard court* and n recreation area will b« located, Already undar consideration for DeBary la th* building of 4<M additional home* at tha rear of the hug* park area. Owens was born 45 year* I go no a farm to northern Mississippi and moved to Florida whoa b« was five years off. Ho Is a gradual* of Ocala Xlgh School and has completed two year* of commercial studies to business and office management. Owens said, "1 am now taking a course In taw through the LaSalle Extension University." , . .. Prior to the last thre* yean a t Chief Deputy Sheriff, Owena wag' a conductor for tha Atlantic Coat! Line Railroad for 11 year* whorb ho still retains hia seniority righto, Owens moved to Sanford (M g Ocala in 1009 and , purchased A horn* hero which makes hint 9 resident at Seminole C6imty tor IT years, Owen* la ■ very active member of the Central Baptist Church jn which he bolds office aa Deacon and Head Usher. He Is a member nl the Brother­ hood of Railroad Fireman, a mama her of Ihe Lioni Club of SShfOrA and the Seminole County Sport**man's Association, Owena said, **f have had five weeks training to the various sheriff* school! ever the State. I know tho duties of the Sheriffs Office a a to records.' fees, civil and criminal wort. I also know (he outside work the Sheriff has to perform such arrests, serving summons (hoik criminal and civil) and am famfl* lar with what a Sheriff can f a and cannot do aa Io hia Jurtutte* Hon." . . O. G, Owen* says, "My platform/ la to be honest with wyseil tod every citizen of Remlnole CHUB# and anfore* tha laws of th lf M tk without partiality. I will friffc , vor to select deputies who It* Christians, deputies I know will D* hnncsl. courteous and loyal la tob and Ihe clllaeni of thia eouitUT Owena *ald. "I will propose to create e tor Deputy League eompoiml’ j i boy* between II and I I yeAu £ M age to help prevent JuvenU C pttr quency," Owen* laid, "an<MtoHflt cooperate with all town rhtuDQXk' for the battermant of lenttm te foiinli- <» County." ’( • Owens Is married and hggjj mn 15 years old. He retlifof 2103 Palmetto Ave. in Sanfom Ministerial Assn. Meets Tomorrow- The Seminole County MlnltM Association will hold Itt. M Monthly masting lom anffr PouUlitde School, ! On The meeting will be held apt at wh|ek Urn* hptch will be toi In ihe school tanelnwm. Miller ala* aaya that a 14 aer* Tha Her. Milton Wyatt, preek ■Me will ba a * m M* i n • of th* aaeoeiatlea, . ' M i t e � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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